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SACRAMENTO DAILY RECORD-UNION.
VOLUME LIII.-NO. 70
DAILY HECQRD-UiMON
■VttMod at ttc Fost Offi eat Sacramento as s^<:cnd class matte*
JPUBLIBHID BY THE
IICRAB3ITO PUBLISHING COMPACT.
*sb3lenli-«a Office, Third at., bet. .' and H.
THE DAILY KKCORD-UNION
a patliihe<i every day of the week, Bunday» ex
feared. Dc"ble-tQeet on
fcj oc* j r e*r......«.«««......«.. M .,.«.«..«..— «^. S6 00
for *ix monilis _ ™ S X
S^OT t^.r^r T7*nmhjl „ - 2 (*3
Bn'MCribert Berred by Carri'-re at Ftptech
Sum per week. In all Interior cities and towE*
fee p*j.K-r civa be had of the principal Periodic*]
j*>iVi' ■• i- . s>ffsonfln tJid agent*.
IKB WEEKLY tTSIOK
is >>.^ •^■-fcpeßi ar..l most d«airable Home, Ke'tf
fed Uwrai? .'ocniai published en the racifii
s?*" Oa«Ttai - * l Ik
«nrus. 02.0 Tear . « »
FOR SALE, ETC.
FOR SALE,
AD LOT OF CIGARS AND TOBACCO,
At Metropolitan Cigar Store,
Corner Fifih and X Street?, Sacramento.
Also, the Celebrated "
"Fire Department" 5-cent Cigar!
1 EST M. rife. mIG-lpl m_
S< to pi bcrfaufcnl
©inwonberer, Golo.:iitcu oicr l&nte,
rocKljc Sonl) in tjrofjcu ober Heinen ©tfldoi
lauji-ii tooHcn, wer&en ci uortlicilljaft fin.
ben, bei mir oiijufrajjen. — SluShmf t ii&er
Kegierang-3--2Qubcreien frci.
Carl Strobel, 321 J St., Sacramento. i
FOR SALE.
COTTAGE OF SEVEN ROOMS, SIT-f^
v Lte on line of street curs; lot, fej;j!
40x160 feet: nice Front Lawn; back i»or-J£SUt.
tion planted with choicest varieties of bearing
Fruit Tree.-: i hicken-house, Woodshed, Stable,
etc.; this is one of the most desirable Cotiiigcs.
in tlie city at a low price. Apply to i'AKL
S] ROBE!.. :m .1 street. ' m* ■ ■
FOR SALS,
A BARGAIN!
Fix:-: T\VO-STOK V HOUSE AND LARGE /^^
I.ot in Benicia; house contains l:: i.^jjji
Kooi.is. numerous Closets. Hot and Colrtj
Water, and all conveniences; good Stable: Fruit
Trees; Lawn and Flower Garden: lot, 30x273
feet; :i:i elegant home: magnificent view;
lifniii.'. location and in the midst pi excellent
(schools. Price low and terms easy. For sale by
J. 11. FISH & CO., 528 California street. San
Francisco. ml2-2w
Hooker Steam Pumps and Steam Engines
FOB SALE CHEAP FOB CASH.
1 Ni. ;! l! j-inth ' Under. 6-inch stroke.
1 No. "> Double Plunger, ''.x]i; inch.
1 Double Plunger Pump, 10x16 inch.
2 Steam Engines, 12-inch Cylinders, -1 and 30-
-inch stroke.
1 10 inch Steam Engine.
Apply to SUPERINTENDENT, Murehie Mine,
Nevada City, Cal. ml-lplm
Two Ten-Acre Tracts!
FOUR MILES FROM THE en V.
PRICE, $75 PER ACRE; Half Cash.
Apply to SWEETSEK & ALSO',
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
mr:i!-!ru2p No. 1015 Fourth street, Sacramento.
FRUIT FARMS
FOR SAT i 313,»
f.V
Sweetser&Alsip
REALEsTAT* iNI> INSURANCE AGENTS, ,
No. 1015 Fourth street, Sacramento.
No. yl, of Catalogue.
For 87,000, .i splendid Fruit Farm •>» 120
acres, with 2.000 bearing Vines mul Nursery
Stock; l,oU)Treesin bearing; -10,icri-s in Grain;
■Jaeres in Alfalfa; 10 acres more produce good
Alfalfa; Dwelling, Ftable and Born; a few
aer>\-i in Timber; 1 Mower and Sulky Kake;
light nud heavy Wagon; l'lows; Harrows and
all Farming Tools: 1 Incubator; 11 head of
Caf.le; 2 Horses and 1 Colt; lv Pigs; 60 Chick-
ens, one-half mile from Loom is, placer
county. The late frost did no damage to this
place, and it i.< in one o: the best fruit belts in
- — -ALSO
No
l'"i»r •• ...' •'■ . lit) arri-s, 10 of which are in
Table Grapes; •_' acres in Orchard; 1 acre in
Strawberries; \' 2 acre in Blackberries; 'i Y\A\
Ponds with > !iTil> and Catflsh; "i Windmills
anil Pumps; II RCresin Grain; line halt liiile
from tn.\n o! FJoriu in ciacramento county;
N
1 or $20,000, a line «ju;tlity of land; 400
acres; Smiles from Sacramento, on Jackson
road: no better Grape or fruit land in the
county: susceptible of division; gO'Xl new
Dwelling and large Stable.
Al SO
No To, jf Catalogue.
I in -i: per acre, 160 aoro^ of i;«>o<l land
in Tehaiua' county, t". ioik-s ("rum Corniilfr,"2
miles from Kirkwbod Switch; on line of 1 ire-
gon and California Railroad; take '•■!.■ third
cash. <;<»nl Fruit or Grain laud. Exchange
inpmt for city property.
N«>. CS, of Catalopue.
E acres, with small CHbln; price, 9S per
c; good Cattle Kaugc; nearCoKax.
Sl.ofCaUlo^ 1 " 0 "" ■
■■■
; . *IO i>«r acre, <•.->• acres of land, « iili j
d ilru?hed Dwelling, «iili seven rooms; •
- ne Milk-house; 150 acres tillable; 35 acres
Grain; fenced into J fields. Near lone,
a :or county. 125 head of Cattle and 30
<• will be sold with place if desired.
So ) 0 of Catalogue.
for S!). OOO— 152 Ai.'- of Land, 11 Miles
m Sacramento,' seven miles from Roseville
1 Folmm; HO acres in Grain; well fenced; I
»i Dwelling and Barn; 3 Marcs; 1 Horse; l i
i; -I -• ■- I',- 1 .. --: 1 Windmill; and all j
V.ir ■mingTools; Blacksmith Shop and Tools;],
Hay ami (Jrain in Barn; about 30 Sows with I .
!•■■. ; a few fine Oak Trees scattered over the
a;- i
.v> of Catalogued
Fur 81,000, one >crp, all in frnit and trees;
Dwelling and Rtable; at Guthric's Station,
adioining city limits.
«»TJENI) FOll CATALOG CES."S»
SWEETSEH & ALSIP, Sacramento.
ur.< v
REAL ESTATE !
FIRE AND LIFE INSURANCE, ]
In Best Companion and at Best Kates. ,
for £3-^X-,:n:,
9,000 ACE & PATENTED VALLEY !
LAND, all black soil; best Stock
llanga in Northern California.
1..1-..- and -'i all, in the Vallej and I. ..t-
-hjlln. !!■■-: quality tor vitil.i. i.r.iin 1
and Fruit, from Sl.OOO upwards. ■
Also -4O OH DWELLINGS For Sale and to i
■ Rent, all derfrable. locations. Kcnts and Bills
Collected for a loir commission.
«*- ■ ON :-'•■' LOANS ■ ■- Keal Estate negotiated.
i:. N. Bl GBBT, Agent,
C".i ■ • "Mik>- Bryte's Building.'.'sbulhweM cor
ner.T and Seventh streets : ■ "' : ;-' :
MONEY TO LOAN!
ON ESTATE AT LOW RAT] OF
interest, by i'KTKU BOHI . No. :;:;> J street. ;
niH-lptf •
131. TLm. JE3LO-W3ES,
REAL ESTATE AND FIRE INSURANCE !
No. 1007 Fcurth St., Sacramento, Cal. j
. ml.Vlptf :
CALIFORNIA LIME CO.,
No* .110 ami ."»-! I street. Sacra men to,
DEALERS IN THE "STAR" BRAND AND
I / Banta Cruz LIMK Importers of li.A'i .mi, ;
CKME.ST, HKK OI.AY, FIUK BRICK, etc. i
t-~9~ All order* promptly tilled. "4»
J. R. V'ATSON : President
H. ('. MAKKS Secretary ■
11. C. SWING -4rlm] Manager '
HALE BROS. & CO.
At our Domestic Counters, TO-DAY, we
shall place on sale 20 Dozen Turkish
Bath Towels, size 20x45, at 14 cents
each. These goods Iming been bought
• in a depressed market much under
value, we are enabled to offer them at
half their real value. The entire lot
will be closed.
In our HOSIERY DEPARTMENT the attractions
were never greater than now, the assortment never
larger. We invite a comparison of our prices and
qualities.
m m ~£. " m " J3L. -»---« !>^_jr
Full-fmished Balbriggao Hose
AT
We have lately added to our Hosiery
Stock complete lines of the Latest Novelties
in SILK, LISLE THREAD AND COTTON
GOODS, both for Ladies, Misses and Chil-
dren. We would like to have you make a
careful comparison of our Fine Grades in
HOSIERY, for we are certain you can save
money thereby.
.
HALES " OLIVER !"-The best quality
and best-fitting KID GLOVE in the market
for the money. Full assortment of Black
and all colors in 4 and 6-button. This Glove
is fast winning a reputation second to none.
$2?* Country Orders F.eceive Prompt and Careful Attention. "SI
'<■>-. .-29. 83!. S3;i, 8?.o X street, and 1026 Ninth strer-t, Sacranientfl.
3IILLIM]I£T.
_i_:XX___iX_sJ__s3E_"_r !
All THE LATEST PTVLF.S IX j
SPKIXG AN!) SU3I3IEK 3IILLISEIIY
AND M!!.LINi:i:Y GOODS, AT j
Silts. KATZENSTEIN", 605 J street, •
S;SACRA MENTO. iipJS lj.tf
® Clearance Eale!@|
i'VeST BAKGAIXS IN BONNFTS AND lIAT.S, ;
!-> AT MRS. BOND'S,
So. 52? .! street, Sacramento.
*3~ Goods at and below cost ap2s-lplm
FRUITS, SEEDS AND PKODDCE.
StTGKNI-J. GREnor.Y. C.C. EARSES. FP.ANK BKGOF.T ',
GREGORY, BARNES & CO., j
(Successors to Gregory & •'<>.),
No«. 120 anil 128 .J Street
\TTHO_S3AI_; DEALERS IN* PRODUCE AND I
V V Fruit. Full stocks of Potatoes. Vegetables,
Green a-.id Dried Fruits, Beans, Allalia, Butter,
-':.-. Cheeso, Poultry, etc., always on band. Or-
ili-r- Ollrnl at low«*t rates. ml2-tf
LYON & CURTIS,
WHOLESALE DEALERS IS
Vegetables, Fruits, Seeds, Butter, Eggs, :
AN.
PRODUCE <iENER A L L Y .
Nog. 117 to 123 .1 street, Sacramento. I
_ mlO-lptl j
EASTERN MARKET,
1126 _ 1128 J st., bet. Eleventh * Twelfth, '
\ \'llnl.!->".\!-K AND RETAIL DEALER IN |
W all kindsofBERRIES and other FKUIT as i
goon as they appear iv the market. Also, i
Vegetable*, Poultry, Batter, Eggs »V: Fish, j
»»- Consignments of li.i'!.- PELTS and !
TALLOW received. mS-lm
H. G. MAY & CO., "
Dealers in Fruit, Produce, Poultry, l'ish. j
pI'I.TON MARKET, NOS. 428 AND 430 X :
D street, or. of Fifth, Sacramento. - mrlltf_ •
W. R. STRONG & CO..
COMMISSION BANTS AND DEAL]
j in !
SEEDS, FKCrrS « GENERA- PBODUCK i
Proprietors CAPITAL NURSERIES, racrempn- i
to Cat. -•■■■■l an Tree CatalOgnes set ; tree on
application. >'os. ... .s and 10 •' aticet,Sao- j
ramento. ■ "' j
J. F. HILL,
Son. 1301 to 1323 J street, Sacramento. i
Mi O F / -JBSeis-N
Carriages, Buggies, E*-4P?Bp&.
jre ■- . Tbdronphbrace andy^. 7 . yt f_^>, :
4UArtz Wagons. Deaierin Oak.- — 5 -— ~*"
Ash gnd liiek./n- Lumber; Kut-s, sr^tes, Fel- 1
lies. B(U7«, Kirr.^, Shafts an.t Foies. Manufaol- j
arer of the a ; SING" HAY PREBB. Bend ;
f.y Cti<j,'.cKvie*. nr^-'.r.tf .
L. I^L. _3f__._ii:iV___S_E : 5L
No. K2O J STREET, SAC KAMKNTO, ■
p _ \
AGSKT FOX BiICsJU iT_ ;
GHICKERING& SONS' PIAHOSTHftr? I
Wiicox & White Organs ! !
Fine Accordeons, Violins, Buujos and Strings
a Specialty.
»#-A selected lot of MARTIN COTTARS
In stock.
Country orders promptly and carefully at-
tended to. at lowest prices. mo tf
REMOVED.
J . 33L j^JEI H T 3E31
HAS REMOVED HIS STOCK OF ,__
BOOIS and SHOES from 1 ...I .-!.. 'SB! ■
420 .1 street, opposite iin- Old r^torn' lt&,
! (Stilter Building), where he will be happy to
liis friends and the public gem-rally, ap4plni2't-
N. EWERS." i
HAS RKOrF.NED TIIK GROCERY STORK.
' »t the corner r,f THIRTEENTH AND II
fcj t BEETS, with a ccoice lot of
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, We,
And he will be glad to see all his old patrons
and the public. Uoods delivered to any pan of
II ,■:■ .'il.'-'J-
MISCELLASEOI S.
! SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT I
i
I ITAVIKG BOUGHT A LARGE STOCK OF
HAVING BOUGHT A LARGE BT< f'K OF
A-*- Spring iJoods, find having sold largely of
; the same nt regular rates, unil still having a
! large stoi lam determined to luce it by
selling Suits 10 less than the original price.
i Come am! the goods. They will please you
j JW OTTo'iIANSON. Cutter.
■ ■_?__.c>s. Bromley,
MERCHANT TAILOR,
I titi. J Street, between Filth and Sixth.
CALIFORNIA WIRE WORKS,
Nof.. SO7 ami 300 J STREET,
:__:__. x~__ r.ei_ove_)
I To No. ::•:'.) Market -ln.-l. Corner of Fre-
• mont, S:m Francisco
j (Original Hotisei, where they have on hand the
l;irgt;.-t s'oct <>i Wire Goods on • i;. coast, consist-
ing of 20,000 Bundles of the Celebrated Pacific
i Steel Baling Wire; 4,000 Spools Barbed Wire, and
all kinds of Wire (iixKl.s. ap23-lplm
A. LOTH HAMMER,
riv \i::: AND REPAIRER OF k.b* — '
j_ Pianos, Organs and all kuuh^h^Z^TVl
ot Musical Instruments, No. l'f-'i "r *?f "Xi~n tl
Ninth street, between J and K(Odd« J * J J
! Fellows' Ttnijile). Now Is tha time to have li-
i anus tuned and cleaned. References: Professor
: Winters or A. Heyman, Agent Eteinway's Pi-
i anos. mlT^plm
PAINTS AND- OILS.
! r L. CTIADDERDON, IMPORTER AND DEAL-
i } , er in Paints, Oils. Varnish Window Glass,
• Mixed Paints, AxUstr and Paiatere 1 Materials,
; Wall P« <■■. etc. No. 204 X -:.. ramento
,17-int'
;NEUBOURG & LAGES.
■ Star Mills and Malt House.
j HOI'S, MAI*, PRODUCE, GRAIN, FEED
I £JL and Brewers' applies.
1010, 101H, IO^O Fifth Ht., Sianunaito,
if Exclinnge Sold on ail toe Principal ('itipf
Of Inrnno. al-1 ntt
EBNER BROS.,
T MPORTER3 AND WHOLESALE DEALERS IN
I , v. ink-; AXU LIQCORS,
j 116 and US X st., bt:t. Front an.i Second, 3ar.
{ AOKKTS FOR THE CBI.EBBATED
'■ I'IIJMKIiV ANI> (iIiKNO CHAMP
I !ip-'.j-i!>lia__
mhe¥er st. LOUIS
_sl_2__l,
ON DRAUGHT, ■■-■
GEUHLEE'S SALOON,
\0. 632 J street. |je3o-Iplm] Sacramento
! AMERICAN LAUNDRY
OFFICE, SAWTEt.LE"9 BOOK STORE, 70S
and 710 J street. Gentlemen's, Hotel ami
Restaurant washing done, in good stj Ii . Blank
I els Hiid Ijw'e Cnrtalns a specialty. in-' Ip3m
i "ODORLESS JEXHAVATOR.""
'. r^y^roozs and vaults cleaned
• C CESSPOOLS AND from all offensive odors.
; cheap h- jl free from n'l •■■ dors.
. Orders lelt at Carpenter's Wood and Coal Yard,
' <26 X street: or at Pacific Market, 725 J street,
, will be promptly attended to.
mlMpam J H. CAMPBELL & CO.
JOHN DOYLE,
XX ORSES It O __ _f_ ,
10-J1 X street, Sjor«cieiito.
I ALL THE LATEST STVLKS OF SHOES gr<
■J\ made and put on here in first-class
■style. First >»remiiun at State Fair, 18S4, '■[ 111
: for hand-made Shoes,. Shoes now on ex- \> 1/
hibiti d at World's Fair, New Orleans. All work
warranted to give p**l satisfaction ! harge.
<a*Roadsten<and specialty. >-Un4p
j HORSESHOEING.
' |> N. JOnSSON IS BACK IN HIS OLD r ~v
• IV. stand. Fifth s-lreet, bctwoen X and f/\l
IL, and will be glad to ree his old friend.-M /*
and customers. All Shoeing done In mod- > v
crn style, latest and m st scientific principles.
niD-lplm
SACRAMENTO, THURSDAY MOUSING. MAY 21, 1885
CHANGED DAILY FOX THE REP HOtiSL\
Our Buyer in San Francisco has forwarded
to us an Extensive Line of
Ladies', Misses' & Children's
Slioes3Slippers&KidSaiidals
Purchased under the regular value. Some
will be ready for sale TO-MORROW.
JL_2$L-^ -a- -_-■
Boys' Canvas (Baseball! Shoes; hook and lace; >i/os. 11 to 2,
" 88 cents (worth doable .
TbOI? ____
■ ifa n... r - '•* : -- — * y — 3— f-"°
Men's Canvas Shoes; liook and lace; leather trimmings, $1 2.'>.
LaOT O^
3len s Fine Calf Dress Boots; pump sule, *:>.
Children's Kid Three-strap Sandals: sizes. 4 to 10: 50 cents.
Ladies' Extra-good Kid Three-strap Sandals, $1.
IjOT G-
Ladies' Fine Kid, One-strap Sandals (the "Amjee"), lritli two
silk bows, si 2">.
Ladies' Fine Curacoa Kid Shoes; round toe; neat and stilish cut.
«1 7"».
___J3^__^ J_. <_2?B
Ladies' Fonr-strap Kid Sandals (good finality), $1 35.
Ladies' Three-button Oxfords (hand-sewed . i?l 7">.
__L__s*_^ __. «_%^i<
Ladies* Kid Opera Slippers beaded bows), ftl 25.
____ i «i_, /** -i_ JC_J _ .-
Gents' "15" Calf "Prince Albert" Shoes : elastic gore in side,
si r.tt.
i- - All customers purchasing goods in Clothing
or Hat Department this week;, will be presented
with one of our PICTORIAL, DEFINING AND PRO-
NOUNCING DICTIONARIES. Every word is pho-
netically respelled, and the syllables and accents
made perfectly plain. Also, contains important
words, maxims and quotations from the Greek,
Latin and modern languages.
(I X^^^fotuJ^u^X
Nos. 714 and 716 J street, and 713 and 715 Oak Avenue. Sacramento.
BUSINESS CAKDS.
F. 7OSTF.P.. i. o f rsgros.
1856. F. FOSTER * CO., lWr,.
r»OOK-BIXDEES, PAPKK ■'-' AND
\'J BUwk-Bcob Manniacturars, No. Sl9 Istre t,
between Third and Fourth. Sacramento. ptfMp ]
DAS. HYMAS. J. HVMA.V, JR.
J. ir,sM.\, JK., _ IJRO.
WATCHMAKERS AND JEWELERS, ync
506 J street, between Fiilh and v,v?>>
.sixth, have always on hand a choice JC-/jW
variety of fine Watches, Diamonds, Jew- Sanaa
elry, etc. i m!2-tf .-.
c. 11. KKEBS & CO.,
/?O/» J STREET, WHOLESALE AS!) RETAIL
()4<_> Dealers iv Paints. Oils, Varnishes, Win-
dow Glass, Picture Mold • Brushes, Artists'
Material, Building i'>ijH-r. Plain and Decorative
Wall Paper, and tila/ier Paper for Window Deco-
rations a patent which is entirely new, mll-lm
CHKIS. SI K.
MANUFACTURES OF FURNITURE, WlV-
dow and Door Screen.') a specialty. Large
stock on hand. Particular attention given to
Scroll -sawing, Shaping, Molding and Waning.
Wan-rooms northwest corner Thirteenth and J
streets, Sacramento. " . mlO-tf
S. STI7RMER
HAS REMOVED HIS JEWELRY -»
St< >re from 121 X street tosoti X street, Vf»?>
near Pacific Hotel. Watches. Clocks and 'M r i'<%
Jewelry repaired at reasonable rates. t'';3
' np3o-lm
war. ii. HAMILTON,
» RCHITECT, NO. 627 J STREET, SECOND
A
door. Sacramento. Till. ap29-lm
. .
\Y. I). coJisrocK,
OURXITURE, FIFTH AND X STREETS.^
Sacramento Cal. 'V'
' ap2G- ' '{ '
H. F. BOOT. ALEX. NEILSOK. J. DRISCOL.
ROOT, NETLSON A CO.,
UNION FOUNDRY — IKON AND BRASS
Founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween N and O. Castings and Machinery oi
every description made to order. ap2l-4plm
8. CABLE. E. J. CEOLY.
CAi:L3 & CBOI/T,
CONTBACTORS AND BUILDERB, APvE PRE-
\J pared to do all kinds of work in their line,
in City or country. Principal pli'.C2 of bui lness,
Sacramento. Shop.No. 1 124 Second street, be-
tween X and L. Postoffice Bos No. 410, Sacra-
mento. ml'j-4ptf
t *w*fc^i- »■■ i^m^^mm i , m.ii .n. ■!,■■■■ ■mm ■ — ni,n *■
AITOKNEYS-AT-LAW.
\. 1.. BART,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE, SOUTH-
J\ west corner of Fifth and J streets, Booms
12. 13 and 14, Sutler Building. mlO-
l ~ JOHN T. CAREY,
k TTORNt V AND COUNSELOR-AT-LAW,
j\_ will practice in all State and United States
will pi ■ tii i all State nnd United States
Courts. Otlice, upstairs over No. 62 J street!
southwest cornel of*fievcnth, Sacramento, m7-tl
J. X. YOtxc. C. it. DUNN.
YOITXG & BUSS,
4 TTORNEYS AND COUNSELORS-AT-LAW
ATTORNEYS Corner of Fifth and J
Office, Southeast Corner of Fifth and J
streets, Sacramento. Cal. mi-iiii
'1IH)>. <;. BODGDOK,
4 TTORNEY-AT-LAW. OFFICE, NO. 626 I
j\_ street, between Sixth and Seventh. Prac-
tice in all Courts in this State. ml-tf
W. 11. BKATTY _ S. O. DEXSON,
4 TTORNKYS AND COUKSELORS-AT-LAW.
: Metropolitan Block, street, be-
Office*: Metropolitaji ßlock, X street, be
tween Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Entrance
next door ■<> Metropolitan Theater. ap29 tf
CLINTON 1.. WHITE. I.INCI.ON WHITE.
WHITE & WHITE,
4 TTORNEYS-AT-LAW, SOUTHWEST COR-
/\ ncr Fifth and J streets, Rooms 10 and 11,
Gutter Building, Sacramento. < 'al. ap3-tf
A. C. FREEMAN, GROVE 1.. JOHNSON,
GEOJ K. BATES,
r AWYERSJ SACRAMENTO AND PAN FRAN-
Jj Cisco, Cal. Offices : No. 920 Fifth street,
Sacramento; and No. 401 California street. San
Francisco. Business attended to in both cities.
al-tf
"~3NT ' O"_? l"o __s"7"
HUGH CASEY, OF THE LATE FIRM OF
Ca?cv & Cronan, desires to call the atten-
tion of the public to his large stock of old Whis-
kies and Brandies In "bond" and "freed," i' - .
quantities to suit the trade. Thanking his pa-
trons and the public for past favors, be again 80-
-licits their continued patronage. All orders
Bhoa)d be addressed to HUGH CASEY, No. 50 X
st . Sacraiaeu'.o. Proprietor EaglQ coda Works,
mOlptf.
PHYSICIANS AND BUIIGEOXS.
__________ _ . _ -
W. H. BALDWIN, :. D-,
CJTJRGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
0 northeast comer Second n:<d X streets. Of-
tiue hours : 10 a. m. to 1^ a.; -to i a:nl 7toB p.
M. Residence, mi N street. -im
WALLACE A. BKIGGS, 51. »>.,
PHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRII LAX. OFEICE
and residence No. 212 J street, Saoramento.
f 8 to 3 a. m. |
Office Hours:* 1 11 A. M. to 2 P. .-- \\\\Yl-%\AI
.:■■■ rC:1)to8P. M. r- I
DR. A. E. BKt
PHYSICIAN AND iEON, GRADUATE OF
I the University of Berlin, Germany. Office
and rcsidenre, No. 521 .' street, between Filth
and Btsth, i- ■:■■.::■• II p. Office hours— to 11 a
ii.; 3 to 5 and "- to P. M. m'3-tl
DR. OAT3— _¥,
PHYSK'IAS AND SURGEON. OFFICE— 627 \
I I .1 street, upstairs, over Dale's. Residence—
I".'? '■ ■•:••-.. Office Hours : From 'J to 11 a. M.,
1 t"-""'l " to 81. ■'!■ —11-
-l>i:. .1. S. COOK,
XTO. 622 NINTH ST., BET. i AND J, OPP-
i_S J>o»ite the Plaza, Stairtietic and Electric
Healer. Electro-magnetic, Electro-galvanic and
Medicinal baths; Magnetic Garments and J-:-
-soles. Consul latioi free. nilO-la
DX. LATNE,
DHYBICIAN AND SURGEON.— OFFICE AND
L Residence. No. .! street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours— B to 10 a. >!., Bto 5 and 7to
*r. m. OSee of City Superintendent of Public
Schools tit snir.c place. m5-lplm
I>U. GEOKOE PTBtJKS,
OFFICE AN!) RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
Corner Eleventh and II streets. Hours— 9
to 10 .-.. M., 1 to 3 ami 7 to 8 r. M. m l-lm
UK. NIXON,
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, M STREET, BE-
twi en Ninth and Tenth, Nos. ■'!,-> and 920.
Will visit the Railroad Hospital daily at 9:30 a.
a. Of.ice hours— to 9a. M.; 1 to 3 1-. M., and
evenings. ml-tf
WM. KI.I.KKY 11KIGG.S, M. I>.,
OCULIST, AURIST, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
Diseases of the Throat. Office, 122% J
street, corner of Fifth, over Sacramento Bank.
Sacramento, Cal. Hours: 8:30 to 12 a. m.; 1 to 4
p. m. Sundays: ■.'•• to 11 a. m.: Ito4p. m. ml-t;
I)!:s. KKLLOOO * GOSS,
CORNER SE\ r ENTH AND I STREETS, SACRA-
\j MENTO. Office Hours :
Sites Dr. :.■ Hi is— Miss Dr. Goss—
9 to 10 A. m. 8 to 9 a. M.
V 2 to 2 P. M. 2 t!>f> P. M.
6 to 7 P. M. 7 to s P. m.
Sunday, 12 to '•. <J *__
15. J. SUOItT,
OCULIST. MAKES A SPECIALTY OF
Curing Granulated Eyelids, Film Over Hie
Eyes, Inflammation, etc. No. all L street, be-
tween Ninth and Tenth, Sacramento. Onicc
Hours: S to 12 a. M.; 2 to 6 P. M. ap9-lm*
DENTISTRY.
H. H. PEERSON,
DENTIST, 115 J STREET, BK.-^~Zfa*.
tween Fourth and Fifth. Pncra-^B£}^^
mento. Artificial Teeth inserted cn'-t-'-Qj—?
Gold, Vulcanite and h!1 hoses. Nitrous Oxide or
Laughing Gas administered for painless extrac-
tion of teeth. mi .-Id
I. G. SHAW,
a- ATE OF LIGHT &SHVW), naw»h
V J Dentist, !■'-•■ and rcsi-ience i^.<¥!t£^
over Tuft's Drug store, corner i "f-ySiSSj
tenth and J streets. Office hours: -' _M.I_JJ
9A.M.tob p. M. Sundays, 10 to 12. ml3-lm'
BEBIOT—I).
i7l F. TEBBETS, DENTIST, TO Ul4 ,-f.u
'. Sixth street, between 1 and J.-^itSSJ
west Ei<le, opposite Congregational- ;.t>
Church. . mvtf
W. WOOD,
DENTIST, QUINN'B BUILDING, -!*~vm*.
northeast corner Fourth and JfrWSSSB
streets. Artificial Teeth inserted ou^U-CGITr
all bases. Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
for painless extraction oi teeth. ap-'i>-tf
""hen r y eck h a r dt,~
("1 UNSMITH. IMPORTER AM). »*?_ i'
J Dealer in Spliced I!amb.«) iJwttitPJ
Fly Rods: s'.iir.io:i. Trout and Bass N^^cr-'
Flies and Fish Hooks; Waterproof #^i^%x
Silfc.Twisted and Braided Silk, Cot- «f; * X>
ton and Linen Linos; Bait Boxes; Trout Baskets
and Keel?. Chain and Velvet Dog Collars, Spike
and Choke Collars: Doeslipi and Leaden. No.
':.':'• In street. Sen t'orPrice List on Gnus, apl-
VINEYARD J?INK SKATES.
AI.*O, A. C AND S. C. CLUB gJJQ
Skates Agents for the Star jgr **^ t -v.
Kink Clubi-kate-. Send lor V%/-— — /'.yl— ,
Catalogue. WIESTER & CO.: 1" ~4 '^?*&
New Montgomery street, .'*' '$*'
i Francisco, Cal. ' mls Lpim
ft AX IE i>— FOL > D.
r OST— A BANGLE BRACELET. FINDER
1 j please .communicate with " A.." this office,
and rt'ccivc re ;-vard. m2O 3t*
\J7-AXTEIV-T0 PURCHASE OR RENT.^*^.
VV a house ccntaininsr sjv to eight Tsj;j|
rooms, and locf.ted between Sixth andJSsR.
Twelfth, and Gaud M streets. Address •■ H.
T.," Rivoi'.i> I'ni.'N office, statin? price, etc.
aplB-tl* -<-yM\
~~~~~ WANTED.
: 4 ■ FIRST-CLASS MAX TO l;i"N* A MOWER
J\ and Header, and drive a six-horse team.
<:s■> per mouth the year thn>-ij;h; also, a colored
man and wife for a ranch, $•"■<> (fare paid S men
to hay; a milker and butter-maker; i waiters,
-:;'•: a "man cook. Female — tight sirlsior house-
work (city), i. > to S..'>: also, o cir s for house-
work [country). $15 to 830; a waitress, 815 to 120.
Apply to ti<n">ruN & CO., Employment Office,
Fourth and X streets. Sacramento. ml3-lptf
FOR SALE— TO LET.
ra r piano FOR i SALE ; CIIKAI'. .-— ■■ ;
_tv ii applied for immediately FT
at 1113 Twelfth street. "T 1 "il '"fq
_____
FOR SALE— LOT AND RESIDENCE, *!&
with all modern improvements, on ■•••I
rourth street, between N and O. x\pplyJ__L
to M. J. KING, corner Second and J streets.
mlti-l\v
FOR SALE— FIRST-CLASS CASH GROCKRY;
business in good locality: proprietor retir-
ing from business. Apply to M. J. Kl>.C., cor-
ner Second aiid J ■:-.' m!6 lw
FLET— FIRST-CL.VSS PA-.TCKE AT VERY
J_ reasonable rate: two miles above ISryte's.
on the Yolo side. Apply to MRS. JAMEs LAN-
SING. 7--.,- ml 6 I >■.
MOWING DONE BY THE DAY OR PER
acre, at reasonable rates; first cla.-s new
machine Apply at LANSINU FARM, tipper
Stockton roaii. in 16-Iw*.
tIOR SALE— A BLOCK OF LAND, WITH
1 some improvemeuts, and ail fenced, at a
very low price. Apply to CAKL 'STKOIIEL, 321
j street. v.\V-
riOR SALE— A FIN?: STALLION; oTfi
C yearsold;w( -• l ._ — pounds: m 'P3O
inquire of S. K. TREFKY, Agricultural «»-*— "-
Park. I n d f _
OIOMETHING NEW IN PINK SETS— JI'ST
0 out and for sale at Oil AS. >!. CAMPBELL'S,
109 X street. Four -■■■ '"arpcts.'l Buck Store,
1 Bed Lounge cheap for cash. Upholstering and
repairing at lowest rates. • apl'J-tf
MI. , I!■ I ,!■!■■ .ml 1,11 II I II ■ ,111 I ■ ■ ■»■
CANCER CURED.
i have had :i cancer on my face for many
years. I have tried a gre it many r- medics, but
without lief. I almost pave up hope of ever
being cured. Dr. Uardnian: my ■m, recom-
m nded .Swift's Bpeciiif. which I have taken
with great penults. My face is now well, and it
is impossible f<>r me to express my thanks in
words for what ill is medicine lias dun ■ tor me.
M l -. OIJVE II U: I'M AX.
Monroe. Ga., September - ■"!■
Swift's Specific has iiired a cancer on my face,
and has almost made a new niau of me.
i . J. Te .tk. Wacissa, Fla.
I have ha 1 a cancer in my tight ear for three
years. 1 tried every reu.edy tlie physicians
practiced— to no |ierninuc-ui g<.oa. Swift's
Specific has wrought wnuders*for me. It is
the best bloo.l purilier in the world.
John S. Uon . ■ . Florence; Ala.
Swift's Specific is cntin lv vegetable, and
seems to cure cancers by toiving out the in:-
purities from the blood.
Treatise on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed
free.
The Swift Specific Co., [/rawer •'. Atlanta;
Ga.; or 159 W. 'JSd ft., K. V. feo-ly&jvly
,•••••». •^••••• w
**** * * * *
4S&T '^£km
T l^ v
LYDIA E. PINKHAM'S
* VEGETABLE COMPOUND •
• * i^ a FosiTiyg^cmi^. * * *
For all tliosi Painful Complaints and
* • \Veukii«s<ie!« so caimaon to our bpst * *
»';•'•• FiaiAXJS POPULATION. • . *»,
It will ■■•-■;.■ l ::::. i. v tue worst fokm
of Femal*. Complaints, *m. Ova uias tbotj-
nLF.p, 1 •.;■;. m•. .■ ■■■• -Mr L T I.rEK.\TIOK.
\-'\< i. in., am' I) pi.ackmi ■■ rs, a: THE con-
sEQi'E.vr Spinal Wea! ss. am _ i btic-
;■: \ vi.'-. ADAPTED TO TH E CHANGE OF LtFK.
* * * *S*jt ",****„* *
* It wii.i, dissolve and expel Tcmoss
PROM THE fjTEI -IK AN XARLY STAKE OP riK-
VELdPMK.NT. ':'•.'. TE.TDEyCY TO CASCEEOCB
Humors there is check very spsedily
by its v<::. *■-•■«■*■»"..*--■*•.*'.'• * *
* It removes i'\:.v: i--. Pi ■!> •.: ■■• v. he-
stroys ALL ('KAVINC FOR BtIMTTLAITTS, IN*
relieves Weakness of the STOStACIT. It
CURES Bloating, HEABACHE, Xervoi I'BOE-
tbation, General Debility, Depressioh
a:-!' Indigesti'jx. *►***• * *
* That fkelikg of Bearing Dovjt, cacsisq
Pa_», Weight ami Backachb, is always
.-■•-: i cured hy its l"se. * * *
* It '.vii.i. at ALL TIMES \:<v> usher ALL cir-
CUM3TANCES act in HAEMOSI' WITH I . laws
THAT GOVERN tub female system. * * *
* !SB~lts runrosi is SOLELY for the le-
gitimate HKAI.tMi of disease AND THE RE- ;
LIE? OF PAIN, AM) THAT IT DOES ALL IT ,
CLAIMS TO DO, THOUSANDS 'IF LADIES CAN
OLADLY.TESTIFY.-tfe^ *«**'* « *
** For the cube of Kidney Costplaibtb
IN eitheh -i v 'i".:- BEMEHY IS rnst7kpasse».
* LYDIA E. PrNKHAM'S VEGETABLE COM- I
POUND 's prepared at Lynn, Mass. Price, SI.
Six bottles for Si. >••" 'by a druggists. Sent by
mail, ix>st«!;..- paid, in form of Pills or Lozenges,
on receipt (it price as above. Mrs. Plnkham's
"Guide to Health _ will be mailed free to any
Lady sending stamp. Letters confidentially an-
swered.
* No family should be without LYDIA K. PINK-
HAM'S LIVER PILLK. They cure Constipation,
Billiousness and Toniidity of the Liver. & cents
per bos. *,*»*• m29-lyTuThS&wlj ,
A GOOD COP^PARISON.
The Rev. William P.oulatt, a well-known
Methodist ClergyiT'nn, residing at Naples, draws
the following amusing, but apt comparison be-
tween Dr. ''. itrLane'a Vermifuge, prepared by
Fleming Bros." of Pittsburgh, Pa., and a ferret:
"A ferret when placed at the entrance of a rat
hole, enters the aperture, travels along the
passage, seizes upon the rat, exterminates h_
existence and draws the animal's defunct car-
cas-stothe light. And In like manner have I
found Or. ('. McLnne't Vermifuge to operate upon
worms those drcad&tl and dangerous tormentons
of children. This remedy, like the ferret, en-
ters the aperture of the mouth, travels down the
gullet hunts round the stomach, and lays hold
of the worms, shakes the life out of the reptiles,
sweeps clean their den, and carries their car-
casses clear out of the system. This, at least,
has been the effect of the Vermifuge upon my
children.
THE ONLY GENUINE
McLAKI i|Mil
Is the- Dr. C. McLane's Vcnniftige
PREPARED BY
FLEMING BROTHERS
PITTSBURGH. PA.
ft-.' lyTuTh&fcwly
HALL'S
SARSAPARILLA
Cures all Diseases origi_ati_p; from
a disordered state of the BLOOD or
LIVER. Eheumatism, Neuralgia,
Boils, Blotches, Pimples, Scrofula,
Tumors, Salt Rheum and Mercurial
I Pains readily yield to its purifying
properties. It leaves the Blood pure,
the Liver and Kidneys healtliy and
• the Complexion bright and clear, i
'. ' : % J. R. GATES & GO. Proprietors,
1 417 Sansome St. San Francisco,
PACIFIC SLOPE.
THE GRASSHOPPER P£ST OX THE"
MERCED PLAINS.
.
Fourteen Buildings Burned
Indian Situation Postal
Thief Captured. ''v:
(SPECIAL DISPATCHES to the RBcoKD-tunoN.)
('AI.IK)KXIA.
Arrested for Robbing Beglstered Letters.
San j'i; \ ;-. ... May 20th. — Lately there
have been several robberies of registered
letter* at the Tehama I'ostoflice, an»l i .-:..
Agent Seabold,' of this city,' was detailed io
investigate. .lie found that the persons
having the handling of tin' mail in 'IV
bania. besides the I'ostrnaster, were a clerk
and the Postniasti brother-in-law, U. I.
Graves. Tuesday the Government special
agent went to Tcuduia and registered a let
ter for mailing contatnina marked coin.
Before the mail went out, the letter, after
remaining in the Postofflce a while, was
withdraws and the coin «^^ ruissin^.
Graves was Uien arrested, and the marked
coin found in \\\- possession. He was
brought down here* to-d»y and lodged in
prison, llr maintains iii- innovem
in^ a terrible mistake bad been made.
AnotluT Parse Presented to Archbishop
Aleinauy— Reduced Railroad Fare
San Krancisi'o, May 20th. — The Catholic
laity to-day presented Archbishop Alemany
with an address, through John T. Doyle,
and a purse of 55.00u.,,
The railroad fare from this city to Stock
ton has been reduced to 30 cents, to meet
the present low passenger rate of 25 cents
charged by the opposition river boats, the
j City of Stockton and T. C. Walker.
San Francisco Money Market.
San Francisco, May 20th. — Local money
lenders report plenty of funds on hand as
a rule, but some of them complain of a
scarcity of borrowers and limited wants
among those who* are seeking. The rate
for commercial loans is still 7 per cent., but
this rate is not obtained as easily as some
weeks ago, and probably for the reason that
the demands of borrowers are less urgent.
Sonic money has lately been raised through
bonds issued by local incorporations at '!
per cent, for ten to twenty years, the bonds
readily commanding a small premium.
This has transferred some loans from banks
to the general public, flic change is prob
ably a good one, provide I the lending con
stituency has been enlarged by the opera
tion, on the ground of the greater interest
developed in the success of local enter;
prises '">■ the greater number who have
moneyed relations to the same. There is
a good line of mortgages offering. Those
on city real estate, where the margins are
sufficiently large, are readily taken at 7 per
cent., and some are placed as low as (> per
cent. The Hibernia Batik does not pre
tend to ask over 0 per cent. Drafts on New
York are quoted at 20@25cfor sight and
30eto32ic for telegraphic transfers; ster
ling bills on London, •li>J@49 .. Ifxl for
hank • drawings, and 4!)}@49|d for com
mercial paper; refined silver, lGi(3 171 per
cent, discount; Mexican dollars,' S4l@S4Jc
apiece. V . ■ : •
Savages of Grasshoppers.
Merced, May 20th. -— The grasshoppers, I
have been devastating the gardens and
small farms in the foothills to the eastward
of this place for some time past, are now
sweeping down upon the Merced plains in
such masses as to destroy all vegetation ly
ing in their path. A farmer named Elem,
living' on the Chowchilla river, in the
southeastern corner of this county, reports
that they have attacked his farm, destroy
| ing a field of barley and another of wheat,
together with an orchard and garden.
After eating up the crops ol all his neigh
! bors :;'■■ \*e on the river, they are now
spreading over the larger farms in the Ap
pling settlement. At Cunningham's and
' Bennett's, a few miles to the northward, :
j they are in still larger numbers, and are
; rapidly getting away with the winter-sown
! wheat and barley, vinos and orchard trees,
and on Bear creek and Own and Miles
creek they arc so thick that their dead
! bodies in the water create a stench that
i draws the buzzards ..and drive away the
people. North of Bear creek the grasshop
pers have passed down the ridge as far as
Atwater's farm, and are destroying his
vineyard, orchard and garden, and also the
grain fields. The farmers complain of still
another pest, the Hes.-:an fly, which ap
pears to be doing much harm on two or
three farms to the northward of this place.
Many f.ar that the prospective harvest will
be made a failure by these pests.
Committed to the Insane Asylum.
I'KTAi.rMA. May 20th.- Mrs W. R. Graff
(formerly Emma Kendall), of this place,
: aged about 25 years, was examined by the I
Commissioner of Lunacy to-day, and com
i milted to the insane asylum at ICapa.
Found Dead in His ('alt n.
!';.;>>■'. May 20th.- Captain W. E. Mil-
I ler, aged 03 years, was found dead in his i
cabin in tln> mountains, about fifty miles
east of Fresno, yesterday. Captain Miller
was a native of Virginia, and was a veteran
ot the Texas and Mexican wars. His
death is supposed to have resulted from :
natural causes.
Little Girl Dangerously Itnrued.
Yueka. May 20th. The little daughter j
of John Schnablev, aged (j years, was dan
geronsly burned by her clothes catching I
lire from a tire built in the yard, around
which she was playing. Her recovery is
rather doubtful.
Small Blaze in Merced.
Merced, May 20th. — A tire occurred here
last night about 10:30 in the rear of A. 11.
Casaeeia's Colnmbo restaurant and bakery,
on Front street, between L and M, in some
wooden shanties used for bed-rooms, and
got under headway before the alarm was
given: but owing to the buildings being
low and effective work being done with
buckets, axes and such implements as
happened to be in reach, the tire was kept
from spreading to the main buildings
| fronting on the street, which were also
! wooden; until the tire company arrived
with the old Eureka engine, when a stream
! was brought to bear upon the burning I
buildings, and the fire soon subdued. The
loss amounts to about $1,000; not insured.
ARIZONA.
Tin- Indian Trouble.
Curt. in. May 20th. — A special from
Moreuci to- the Clarion says: Captain
Pierce, of the First Infantry, with thirty
two Indian scouts, arrived at Morenci tins
noon, direct from Sau Carlos, having left
the Agency Sunday night at 10 o'clock
lie states thai lie is unable to say what
direction Geroniruo and his bucks must
have taken after leaving the A.gencr. "
Difficulty Amicably Settled.
TrcsoN, May 20th. — Faithful to his prom- ;
isea( last evening's conference, Chief How
latoscom returned to Coyote Sj>ri a:ul
sent in the seven Papagoeswh ■ waei pli
cated in the trouble at DobbnVweli; The
Indians came in this evening unaccompa
nied, Sheriff Paul preceding them alone,
leaving his —to follow to-morrow. A
conference is being held at this hour (10 r.
m.), at the residence of cue of our promi
nent citizens, between the Indians and the
civil authorities, conducted through inter
preters. There is much relief expressed
that the affair has been amicably settled,
and that no more serious rupture has oc
curred to disturb the peaceful relations so
long existing between this friendly tribe
and the whites^
NEW MEXICO.
Xhe Raiding chiiicjihuas.
Sakta Fe, May 20th.— General L. P.
Bradley, commander of the District of New
Mexico, and Lieutenant Mumford, of the
Thirteenth United States Infrantry, lefl fi -
Port Bayard :it noon to-day, '." more folly !
Look after the protection of settlers in the
southwest portion of the Territory, -
liuvi- v If^rr.V'.iv't t!n-'t fears thai the laid
i&gChirijahaa Indians, nnder f'iiioi' (;<-.■
--oniino, will cross the line from Arizona and
j enter Mexico via Stein's Pass. By order ol
I General Bradley three companies of the
Sixth United States Cavalry, undo* Colonel
Morrow, are now riding down the Kew
Mexico and Arizona line, in hopes of head
ing el the Indians.
THE r HOOPS IN CLOSE PURSTJIT.
Demikg, May 20th.— Last »i
si^iKil Bres were seen in the mountains
north o) Deming and east of Oliver Ciiy.
The renegades hare evidently been afraid
to cross the raiLroad vrest of here, as they I
WHOLE No. 10,634,
no doubt could sec the military moving in
the direction of and occupying the westerly
passes. A report comes from Fort Bnvard
that the troops were pressing them close'
. with a good pro-peel of overtaking them ;
that the t trail led in the direction of the
.Black liange, New Mexico. Opinions aro
uC*W expressed that they will cross the Rio
GratWJe or eointo Mexieu east and touth of
Demintk- li is not known how many rene
gades there are out. The count at -. I Car
los to-dai will show it" any have left tl3ere.
The count »« Apache shows that there are
absent four ccotits. forty men and lar^e
■ boys, and nioety women. Troops were or-
"iered by special mirii ' to-d.iV from Fi>l'?i
Ddyard; via Silver City and l 1 ,-:::;!:^, toiSe-
p;>r. bul late in the day the order was coon
l-'miauded, and the "■ ■■;■ ordered in the
\ direction of the Black Range. II is sup
pos t ..i tlig military are <>n the trail, and will
l>e alrfe to prevent their ■','<•.
I 1 VII.
An Alleged Malicious Fabrication.
-i: • Kvkf. May LMth.— report of re
sistance I y the >Lortuona in Paris, Idaho,
toDeputj Marshals making polygamy ar ;
rests, recent telegraphed, was an entire
fabrication throughout. The authoritative
facts are that the deputies visited the place,
and were even permitted to enter a place of
public worship, during divine service, to
make f some arrests, without the.' slightest
opposition^ their authority as Government
f officers belli}! submitted to. although the
Paris peo]>le km ■:■ one of the deputies as :i
thief out,on bail, and another a confessed
murderer. The ttory wtw circulatetl en
tirely for malicious purposes.
t Previous Statements Reiterated^
Salt Lakk. May 20tlu— The Mormon
>: !i sem ■ i\ deuving
Mormon n Idaho
is a uilm'lio.kl throughout. The facts as
previously telegraphed are thoroughly ~ul>
slantintei! by letter, telegraph ami accounts
in tin 1 Idaho newspai>ers.
OREGON.
Suit Against a lC:liln:l> CoiU|HUiy.
I'oktlami, .May -Oth. — Suit was com
menced in the suite Circuit Court by David
Cole, ct hi" against the Oregonian ltailway
Company to recover $100,000.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Fourteen Buildings Destroyed by lh<-.
Whatcom, Maj iXHIi. -Fourteen build
i tliis morninj! ihe loss
;, .-ioiiiim The [>eople ai*c already rebuild
ing. '
A BRUTAL MURDER.
The Glenn Band) tin- Scene ■>' :t Shock
ing Crime.
The particulars of a cowardly murder
that took place on the Glenn ranch, near
Jacinto, Sunday, were brought to Chico
yesterday. Between 3 and 4 o'clock Sun
day afternoon a man named Fat Uriek, a
blacksmith on the ranch, met a workman
named Jones, and said to him : Jones,' 1
understand that you made a remark thai
you could irk any man on the much, and
if so, i am ready for you. '
Jones told him that he was not seeking
trouble, and "did not want anything to do
with him. While talking he laid his hand
on Brick's shoulder. Brick jumped away,
pulled off his coal and vest and proceeded
to sail into Jones. The latter had become
noted as a pugilist, and had no trouble in
getting the best of bis assailant, whom he
knocked down two or three times. By
standers saw, that he was punishing Brick
too much, and pulled him away, holding
him by the arms so that he could not use
them. Brick, "who was smarting with rage
and pain at the rough handling, snatched
a revolver from his pocket, placed the muz
zle to Jones', breast and tired. The bullet
penetrated his heart, and lie fell over
against his murderer, dead. Not satisfied
with this, he fired another shot into his
victim's body, and then placed his knee
upon the dead man's mil; and shot him
three times through the head.
During the shooting tin men standing
about were both surprised and frightened,
and made no attempt to stay the murder
er's hand. After theshobting Brick loaded
np his revolver again and came out and
nourished it in the air. making the remark
that he was looking for some one else v. bo
wante I to •■ whip any man on the ranch. '^
lie was then overpowered and takm to the
jail at Willows.
The murderer had been drink heavily
during the day. and in this condition he
was always in a quarrelsome mood.
Join was a recent arrival from the Kast.
lie was a hard lighter, skilled in the an of
self-defense, and not long since easily
whipped I; lattei , alias Kelly, a profes
sional prixe-fighter. But he was not a
bully; always attending to hi.-< own busi
ness, ami never hunted trouble. — [chico
. ' . M ■.
SAN FRANCISCO ITEMS.
flu " I suit? of internal revenue stamps
liy thai El ■ . ■ •■ fiscal
y'c;ir . . ■-
Commander Day. who ii;:- just beeij as
signe<l !" command the Mohican, arrived
in i hi- eitj Tui sday. 'I lie other officers
will re:i«!i here by the i"ith instant.
Mrs. Deborah Young, the agod lady w i . ■ >
was struck by a train "ti Sunday, dietl ;ii
the Receivin . Hospital Tuesday, she
lived in Alameda :in<! vva old.
Duncan C. Ko.«h declines to contest in
the wrestlers' tournament. The styles <1"
not suit him: He says In- <!i<l not sign
■ his name to the articles. lie »ays he
would like a match with Whistler mi the
old :<t:ii~.
The San Francisco and Pioneer Woolen
Factory, ■■:' this city, ha* obtained tin- con
tract for the supply of all indigchblue flan
nels, cloths ami blankets,' both East and on
this coast, used by tin.' War Department of
thelTnited States. The contract aggregates
$250,000. ,;.?
Tom Xolau i- anxious to light I)einpsey
on the same terms given to Tom Geary,
and will put up $250 as a guarantee for his
appearance in the ring thirty days after
articles are signed. He has no anxiety for
an eight-round match, but wants to fight
tn a tini-!i.
Harry Maynard, who put tij> a purse of
$810 for a wrestling tournament, announces
that ho will leave the money up until next
Monday. If the men do not make up their
minds to wrestle by that time he will with
draw from the business, and arrange a
tournament for amateurs.
Mutilated silver coin will l>o purchased
by the Superintendent of the San Fran
cisco Mint in sums of *■"> and upwards at
the rate of us cents per Troy ounce. At
this rate full-weight subsidiary silver coins
would be worth about 7-- cents to the dol
lar. The expense and risk of the exchange
are to lie borne by the seller
A Methodist minister of Evanston, 111..
has arrived in this city, and intends mak
ing California his future home. He says
the weather in Illinois last winter was so
severe that lie determined to come to this
State. The mercury ranged below zero
for most of the winter, and snow complete*
ly covered the ground for months.
.1. A. Donol of the well-known bank
ing firm of Donohoe, Kelly it Co., of this
j city, has received a telegram from New
York; stating that J. Hughes Kelly, the
eldest son of Eugene Kelly, of New" York
city, Mr. Donohoe's associate, was drowned
at Monterey. Mexico, on Monday evening,
while bathing. The body. lias been recov
ered.
Sergeant Birdsall and posse, at - o'clock
Tuesday morning, raided an opium den on
California street, near Kearny, and there
arrested Edward Baker. Mary Stevens and]
Annie Goldrich for visiting a resort for
SBu>king opium. One of the women was
very richly dressed, and had on her at the
time of the arrest diamond jewelry valued
at over §5,000.
All of the Chinamen who arrived on the
Tokio a few days ago have not been al
lowed to land, as the customs official ■ have
; not finished examining their certificates.
The large number now arriving is account
ed for by the fact that about "this time of
the year they get back from celebrating
Chinese New Year. There are ■■' on board
the Tokio bound for this port who have not
certificates.
The following-named gentlemen have
been elected a Board of Directors oi the,
Cremation Society of San Francisco: S,
Heydenfeldt, Jr., "E. D. Wheeler, F.Schu
in mann-rott, 11. A. Cohb, George K. Yoel
kel. Max I, vy. E. A. Denicke, l>r. Bayer
and Dr. Wozeneraft. The society now
numb rs 152 mejnhers and $2,000 has been
subscribed toward building a crematory,
the total co?A of which will be about fl 1 ,-
WO. '

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