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the Supreme Court TO have decision 10 tho price 70
he paid by the city for their property on Clinton ,
which Is taken under an act OF the Legislature.
PATEPs0Y.-Resolutlons have been adopted by tho
Board OF Aldermen, providing Tor q new street Uom
sraght-s Bridge 10 Holsnan-st, and authorizing the
prosecution Of contractors Eghtecnthst., Lake View
ave- and Hosmanst unless the work h undertaken Nc
the OF 100000 funding debt bonds the regulation OF
liquor saloons. aud improvements Wlsst., and the
regulation OF salaries OF city officers have been ordered
10 a third reading Lees Garside has been appointed
Tax missioner .Losses by fire this month"; so 800
Patrick Hughes buried yesterday by the caying In
of the M i.st sewer, ElisOn-si., and sustained
severe injuries An embankment between me Delaware,
Lackawan and Western Railroad and the MOTIFS sana
gave WAY Yesterday, Garrett Mountain, ard pre-
cipitated portion OF the road into the canal. No one
was Injured travel was interrupted through the day
A large force OF men immediately employed In re-
pairing the damage and 1t is expected that the road and
the canal Will he passable to-day The Board OF uca-
tion has awarded contracts for the supply ~ coal Tor
public schools at S. 10 for NUT and t6 rs for stove SIZE
HoBoKES Frederick Seller was thrown from his
wagon at Adams and Newarksts and sustained severe
INJURIES Monday night. Daniel Welsh, boy While
crossing kdams-st. Monday night, was run over ny n
truck nd tanned serious internal injuries Tue driver
was held in bail, yesterday for interfering with an
officer In an attempt TO arrest prisoner James Gen
hing for beating his wife, Ellen Mannen for assaultng
Mrs. Gilmore.
PAssArc- Albert Comstock, cx-Corporation Counsel,
was brntay beaten by two rufans, In Washngtonplace
Monday night.
CIosTRR-The Alpine NJ. f. Church viii he dedicated
Tomorrow 40 IL a. H. The Rev. DIR. T.. q. Andrews Will
preach.
oRAyGE-Jamcs Brady and Joseph Jonadrow have
been arrested Tor highway robbery.
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ERlE RETRENCHMENT.

The decline in the profits of the Erie Rail
way Company has driven the directors into summary
aud unwonted methods Of retrenchment Expenditures
Of all kinds have been reduced along the entire lines OF
road, and printed notice OF reduction OF salaries has
been sent to all employees The following is copy Of
one of these documents:
CONTROLLERS 0FycE, ERIE RAILWAY OFFICE, Aug. 10.
Mr. By examining the psTrOls ipi receiving
Railway Company the Of clio per month. On and
the lsI inst your salary will be reduced to 100
JAMES FIsK, JR. Controller.
More than 100 employees have been dismissed from the
General Office and the Bureau Of Records and Bureau OF
Economy have been discontinued. The Way Bin and
Auditors Departments have been consolidated.
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RING JINGLES.
BY ZOROAsTER HfGGfNe.
H. T.axfH aud Ham,


Who made the new arithmetic
BY which the poor grow rich M qnlck,
On scraps and scrapingB OF public feed'
And wear broadcloJh instead Of tweed
Echo: Tweed.
When Times and TRIBUNE ask him WY
His figures run mp mountan-high,
Why does not slippery Dick reply
What will he do, OuI Connolly
ECHoa:sCOn a lie.
Commissioner sweeny's a Jewel rare;
If others are thieves, sure lac Is fair:
In Central Park there's honest deal,
For Peter b. sweeny's as true as steel
ECHO 1True as steal.
Whereso many-men are all OF kind,
q Echo i-pray tell IA how shall we ma ,
'M0ng clerks land contractors, Mayors ano ~
The leading rogue in Tanmany Hall
ECHO A. Hall
Tweed and Connolly, Sweenv and Hall,
Officers, contractors, clerks, and all,
The thieves that compose the Iamnany rang
OF their coming reward pray, Echo, sing, sing.
Echo Sing singh
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THE NEWARK PAVEMENT WAR.

The most intense feeling is manifested in
Newark concerning the paving of South Broadst. The
question has been agtated for two years. and was sup
posed to have been settled at the last meeting Of the
Common Council by the award for Nicolson pavement
No O. Since then the prOpertyowners along that thor
oughfare have manifested violent opposition 10 the
award. prOnouncng it illegal, and threatening If work
isbegun, TO open suits AGAINST the proceedings the
contract was Mayor RECORD for his signature, but
by anOversight the City Council now ont OF town. had
neglected sign it, making II impossible for the Mayor
10 do So had he wished 1t is not probable that the
trOycrsy any adjustment than two years
agn. nud a long struggle is antiripated.
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EFFECTS OF THE HEAT.

Short Keyser, age 81, was overcome by the
heat yesterday In seventh-ave, Twentyeighthst
and taken to Bellevue Hospital.
James Gblin, laborer, residing in Morgan-st, Jersey
City, was Frustrated by the heat Grand Frststs
Brooklyn. f. d. yesterday, and sent to the City Hos
pitsl.
man was found nsensible upon the sidewalk In We
seyst yesterday. He unable to give his Nance and
was taken 10 the Park Hospital.
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PROMINENT ARRIVALS.

Westminster Hotel-AntOniO Flores, Minister
NJ Ecuador at Washington, and the Row +. Wilson Oh
patimorc Aibemdrie HOtel-L dc P0testad, secre-
tary Of the Spanish Legation. = Gttscy HOhSo-iI
snoctor General McQuade OF Gov HoffBans stan, .;
To1reiro Portuguese Consul NJ Nagasaki, japan anu
CON T. II. Scdic OF Chicago. ---- heto York lfOht-
Countess de Gibaeoa OF Cuba. = BreDOOrt HOuSe--
The Hon j. V. - Pruyn OF Albany, X KunlFhl and n.
soogaro Of Japan. === Iifth Avenue Hotei-The Hon
william Williams, NJ. c., of Buffalo the Hon. J9hn
A. Grswod Of Troy, Marcus Flowers British Consul lt
Naqasah f. K Apgar OF Albany, and Alfred PIKE, Lon
don. z=@= Grand Central Hotei-Prof. Woodrow OF
Columbia, g. c., Col d. l.. Buell. Of Utah, ana Jndge
ID Finney OF st. Louis. ==== Aston HOuse-Gen Moan
L. JefFries Of Washington. 49, STteUant H0hSe-,ieI.
T. b. Aver, superintendent of the Chicago aud southern
illinois, Railroad and H. W. Chittenden Of syracuse
- Hoffman HOuSe-Judge X. b. Hale OF ElizaDeth-
town. NJ \. s=- 50. James H0tei-Judgc X. II. Brown
OF Atlanta and John c. Croker OF Utica. $500 81 htcho
las HOLeL-WiIliam PreseOtt Smith OF BLltmOre.
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ng 90 win. neither suppressed unuttered Great
the responsibility assumed by that body OF men VINO
recommended such action of the Club, ana greater
the charge which these will have committed to them
who shall select the yacht which shall be stakeu
cup which has for 20 years ben the American yacht
man = Just pride 80,
Toe Sappho has, until within the last TWO inontns.
been considered lie fastest American yacht, but new
aspirant has developed into q formidable rival The
Columbia the of yesterday displayed fehsrAaDie
speed and gave promise OF much In the future.
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THREE POLICEMEN DISMISSED.

President Smith presided at the police trials
yesterday and Investigated complaints against police
Officer James Corners Of the Sixth Precinct was
accused being off post In lager beer saloon at No $50
Pearst. He pleaded that dispute occurred in the
saloon concerning BILL and that no went in to separate
the He dismissed from the force Officer
Patrick McGoyem OF the Twenty eighth Precinct,
charged with drinking glass OF lager beer at the door
OF saloon In HudsOn-st, was also dismissed Ohicer
Daniel ManniX of Mounted Squad No. l, charged with
leaving his post aud entering the lager beer saloon No
6S2 Seyenth-aye received the same summary punish
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turkey buzgars and he hoped to God NOT 81 opo a.
them would ever come back lie 1.-THE Witness also tsu
ned that he had Ia that regiment who ded IN nos
pitu in Louisiana. Other testimony was gwen, tS
safemens OF the deceased that he should cbange h wiz
and "cut OF all his children who advocated hepnDhoah
principles The Executor gave evidence lhlt Io ~
auenty appointed public trusts and that lie %
his business transactions with capacity ana aply 40
evidence was closed on Saturday lest The decision %
the surrogate reserved, waiting the Written ague"
of the respectiye Counsel.
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CRUISE OF THE NETWORK YACHT CLUB.

NEWPORT, Aug. 15.-All the yachts of the
EewYOrk Club with the exception Of the Dauntess Co.
iumbia, sappho. Dreadnaught Oracle, Rambler,
HalcyOn and Vindex, left Boston for Newport
early this morning, having been anchored in
swampscott Bay since the race yesterday. The boats
named followed in the afternoon, and will doubtless
rive AT Newport tomorrow evening Thursday morning
The breeze was OF sufficient strength 10 encourage
the hope OF speedy voyage, and should light winds pre-
vail Il probable that the yachts which have gone in ad
vance wiz put into New Bedford for the night .
Much interest manifested concerning the forth
coming Ocean Race from the entrance OF Newport har
b0r 10 the Sandy Hook ghtShip and return the prize
date Of the has been liked but the race Will III
All probability. begin Thursday or Friday III l. cal
Gull that under moderate wind the distance taoou
900 miles) be made In 10 to 90 hours. a..
Boston has as vet scarcely awakened 10 fun realza-
ton of the fact that the New Workers have carried away
all Of eelegant prizes when as an lhaueseno iVr
- yesferday The speculatiODs To what would have
been done by the Iantbe had the wind held rom the
instead OF changing 10 me s9utn"aiai te
e had tackled the second time ~ minutes before she
~ or NJ the sadie had doomed out her Jib, are many
and VARIOUS The loss OF yacht race Is always 10 pe
clearly accounted for III the MINI 81 ~ The tns
INF sferward clearly seen, by some faut OF nature
over which he had not the least control " - ioina1
that such Is the case or u y nlen 70 drent enhs
owners OF many yachts belonging To the dnereh eIuDs
of this country would abandon tho racecOurse leaving
IL entirely in tie possession OF the really last DOat
Although there no longer any question -, W.
champion club Of the country, II II SIN inllt W b
speculation which II really TIE Deetest !aeI lis
a. question Of great tooment, and one when the Ihees
IerS fIsi 1 1o sb,rV; iiv"uia l. now on the
ways for last rettng preparatory to sailing I0I rev
YORK. Even now the murnurs against L Ihe u.
tee. agreeing 70 sail single yacht against
the challenging boat which has nothing To lose
and the highest DTtse recoTpzed IN tho world Of yacht
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WIFE MURDER AND SUICIDE.

Lion, y. Y, Aug. ia man named Lang
dom living East Frankfort. killed his wife by beating
her brains out and then hanged himself about IL o'clock
last night The wife refused to deed her property to her
husband which is supposed to have led to this bloody
settlement Of their troubles.
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FRAUDULENT LAsD,DRAINIyG SCHEME.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 15.-The Diet ails Of
what Is asserted to be gigantic land robbery have lust
come to light here. At the last session of the Legisa
ture an actwas passed providing for the drainage Of
wet lands along tho Kankakee- River, and authorizing
lands Tor the cost OF drainage company was formed
comPosedo OF Wallst. New-Yorkt capitalists, who
into payment Of assessments amounting in many cases
10 more than the value of the lands, and In the aggre
gate over Tour millons OF dollars Blk hundred thous-
anu acres OF land In Lake, Newton, Jasper, Iapore,
STARR Porter aud ~. Joseph counties, affected by
,ne bcnene lstense excitement exists In these
ties. The landowners have bat a few DAYS 10 make
legal resistance, and will mako Immediate application
proceedings under this scheme
..Ibe drO nth in West Virginia is becoming CD.
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CORURN OUT AT LAST.

Michael COburn and John Saunders, who
assaulted Charles Drummer, of East Fortyseventh-st
were brought before Coroner Keenan, yesterday, and
released upon giving bonds each appear trial.
at the Court Of General Sessions Drummer declared
70 he O danger
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TRoTTING IN MICHIGAN.

KALAMAZOO, Aug. 15.-The eighth annual
meeting of the National Trotting Association of Kala
snazoo commenced to-day. About 5000 persons were
present, The first fora purse1ofsl, 500 for
horses that have never beaten 234 There were IS en-
tries and IL started the faVorte- in the
toOs and Ed Foster second choice The rstand second
heats were won by Brother Jonathan. ne third by Ed
Poster and the fourth ftb and sixth by John Zero.
Time 2S2 28l 22et 2293, 1882 2S54. The running
purse 81 600 twOmle heats was postponed until tomor-
ROY
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lApnounccnenta
Announcements
WHITOoMB's ASTHMA REMEDY-Sure cure.

A CARELESS DIET, A CHANGE OF WATER, OR
COLD SETTLING bowels, USArr,SDgD
To- BRINGS on AT or THE bAR
RHE. OR Bowels
PpRILrSG tbs LrYE II SICK
DR. JAMES, CARsNA
BiIsAs. SIMPLE, ATTACKS, ASD
EQUALLY CRIsPs. CRoLER. HoSBrs
DIsESrxRr, ASD srsptEB COMPLAINT SoLp rvsRyvHsEg
There is no excuse for those who drag their
dsorlere bodies shsn few loses
AIgRs would their Wnry blood and th'r
muddy disease regard
for your neis hbor,5 II not tor yourselves.
STERLING SILVER FORKS and SPOONS, which
manufacture s2l sold S with three initials engraved
Al saUiRR's VI Fulton st. DIAMONDS sPKCIALri
Go TO B. s. SQUIRE, 1Q FultOn-st., up stairs,
for Watches Jewe Diamond slVerwie be sells direct IRON the
iron sale, fret hsnh therefore you save
The daily accidents arising from the use of
impure O boad use PkArr- ASTRAL ol the
safest and best
Read offer for EIGHT PRIZE ESSAYS, under
Nes Public alton Advertisements
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WHO BUT HIM PAYS PAUL.

TO the Edftor OF The Trtbunc.
SIR: In the doggerel stanzas "Tatfy was
weshman. Tafy a thief,D DO, shave always read
between the lines that though appearancesare against
him it may be that Tay blu: using address 10
recover portion of his propertyeatte stolen from
him Oh .he
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Cub. LIST. ID. ID STU 5ih 9Th. 9Th. eth. 9th. Totals
Mutual. .........3 az
UmpMr Swsnen OF the Rokorl Club. First base by
Athletic Mutual r. Runs earneiAtheie, o. Muisa, Total
fielding errors-Ahlete 96 Mutual, 5.
The match on Monday for the championship
OF Canada between the Guelph and Seaorth Clubs was
won by the Guelph by q score Of 26 10 10.
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HOME NEWS.
THg WEATHER

yr-.yor- Hour TIER. Bir Wind Hour. The. pa, r.nh
So Isl IS 3lI5G r. Aug. 15--6 co. - 70 $. r. -
aug - u Ia gIGsSR 30 900 T.. w
So 3L5sSR 10 3Gos.s. W
pruiRKs-Aug. 10, is10-Therm0meter at a. IN. o.
m So; IL y. M, ITO.
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BASE BALL.
MUTUAL VS.. ATHLETIC.

The return game between these Clubs played
ON the Union Grounds yesterday resulted In victory for
the Mutuals by a Of % 10 The Mutuals played
well start leading in the field and Hatfield at the bat
Dalv hare OF the palm the other side in fielding and
Wi,ss,ips ar he bsf. The liz appcnded;
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The drouth in West Virginia il becoming Cd.
Ues''e ABE ihe crops sestnAs ~ VI rain.
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Read offer for EIGHT PRIZE ESSAYS, under
Ee~ Public alton Advertisements.
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LONG ISLAND.

FLUsHING.-Oliver Charlick cOntemplates set
ting apart 20 30 adjacent TO the village for
public park and has directed the opening OF avenue
from Broadway to the Cemetery road.
HuNTNGroS.-Gen. Warren in pursuance OF recent
act Of Congress- has begun survey OF the harDOr with
O view to dredging and deepening the channel.
HEuPsTEAD PLAINs-IrOn bridges building over
Hilton and HamIltOn-aves. for the Central Railroad,
which will be completed TO Hunters Point by Jan. l.
PATCHoGUE.-Betsey Horton recently committed
10 a attempting 90 shoot her husband with pistol
This isrhe fourth attempt she has made on his life.
RoCKAwAY.-The new Roman Catholic Cemetery re-
Gently purchased by Father Brunemaun will be dedicated
today.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-08-16

Iiuleton son for SOTO $40 ag'in. The leld.
IN. pools for the Kenner Stake sold a. foloNs:
GIyrvss. boswell Abdel KOree. Nathan OAKS F.ld
$50 slS 80 w 80
Por abe Sumner STAKES, 2f mile dash:
Tpesse Hamburg Williams. Felicity Edenton Doctor
siI6 AGO. -l0O SIS $40 -3i
los loo 70 10 IS "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-16
TELEGRAMS
lsPEcIAL TO TIE aoLD HILL DAILY NINs 1T
u WESTERN Union r~ELIoRAra LrNB.l
SAN

SAN Francisco, August l6-l P. NJ
A new Catholic school was opened In
the Tenth street Catholic Church, to-
day, under the management of Father
Gallagher, the teachers being Sisters
of Mercy. Quite a number of children
who have been attending public school
have changed to the new school.
The Democratic Convention last
night nominated w. c. Ford, A. L.
Waugenheim, Thomas Carroll and
William Hollis as candidates for School
Directors. As four out Of the six NOM
inees are Catholics, the Protestant por-
ton Of the party are grumbllng and
threatening to bolt. OF the hold-over
members five are Catholics.
Kate Murray, Charles Desmond, In
dian Kate. Felix Boylan and Hattie
Leonard were sent to Jail to-day for
ninety days each for yagrancy. Four
others were ordered up for sentence.
The charge Of embezzlement against
Edward Allen wa dismissed on pay
ment Of costs.
Gold, ll24. Greenbacks, Ssh;
selling, 90.
John Hutchings was thrown from a
butcher wagon, on Bryant street, this
morning, and sustained a fracture Of
the thigh.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-16

Tue Quo DEMocRAoY.-Some Of tho
ablest of the Ohio Democratic leaders
and speakers are openly In revolt
against the present programme Of the
party in that State. Col. John N. Con-
nell, q favorite stump orator and hith-
erto q most Jealous worker, III response
10 an invitation from the Democratic
State Central Committee to address
the people in favor Of the Democratic
ticket, has written a letter to Senator
Thurman, in which he, In unequivocal
and emphatic language, refuses to de-
liver any speeches, or to take any part
in the canvass. His grounds for this
course are, first, that Col. McCook Is
not the real candidate of the party,
and second. that the platform upon
which he 10 running Is not Democratic,
nor one to which a true Democrat can
subscribe.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-16

WlsDoM.-A few weeks ago, while a
certain quarter Of Cincinnati was very
much troubled with burglars, a promi-
nent dentist was annoyed by noticing
a man sitting on his doorsteps about
dusk each evening fora week or more.
Finally, when the uncertainty Of his
intentions was to DO borne no longer,
the dentist suggested that, If 1t was all
the same to his unwelcome visitor, he
would be glad to have him divide his
attentions among his neighbors, and
sit on some other doorstep for. awhile:
"But 1t wouldn't be the same, said
the visitor in return, "nor anything
like It. You are a dentist, and have
an Internal aching tooth that l havn't
the courage to have pulled. ! come
here every afternoon trying to make
up my mind to have 1t out, and as soon
as leone In sight ofyour house It stops
aching, and as long asI sit on yonr
doorstep, where the COMPOUNDED thing
knows It can get pulled II II gives
trouble, I have some rest. NOW, II
you want me to 60 to another dentist,
/ win" "Oh, no." was the reply,
"under those circumstance, stay By
all means, my friend"
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-16
THE AUGUST ELECTIONS.

The election In Kentucky last week,
was equivalent to- Republican victory,
and will be 50 regarded by every re-
fscting Democrat. Col. Harlan, the
Republican candidate for Governor,
was not elected. No n expected
him to be. But the Democratic ma
iorltY IN the State was cut down about
$1,000 which Is glory enough and tri-
umph enough for n year. Kentucky
IL steadily becoming Republican, and
may possibly give the Republican can
didate for President a majority In 1872.
The Republicans have carried North
Carolina by a majority Of from $4,000
TO 5000 on q vital party Issue, and
the news now reaches US that Montana
Territory, which has heretofore been
strongly Democratic, has gone Reppb-
licsn, electIng Hon. VIM: Il. Claggett
delegate to Congress by a handsome
majority,
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A pRoroarr1ox to exchange Conserv-
alive for Democratic, as the name OF
the party In Virginia, has created no
little Consideration among the old'line
Wings and Bourbons Of that State.
These former hate the very title OF
Democracy and almost prefer Radi-
calism, while the latter, since the new
departure, are but little disposed to
reverence for the banner under which
the progressive wing Of the party In
the North Is marching. The Democ-
acy secured control Of Virginia under
false colors and assumed garments.
When they throw of the mask and
expose their real nature, the political
complexion Of the State will improve.
We welcome the proposed change.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-08-16
Tur C,ncinnati gazette Of June

The Cincinnati Gazette Of June 10Th
records how a man near Hamilton,
Ohio, shot himself whilst showing how
Vallandl9ham was killed. The accl-
dent occurred at the residence Of Watt
Carr, about three miles east Of Hamil-'
ton ;,Mr. Carr was doing some harvest
Inc, and the hands about noon were
sitting on the porch at their leisure
iust after dinner. The man who shot
himself had a pistol belonging to some
one, and was flourishing It around in
q careless manner, when one Of the
boys remarked to him to be careful or
he would shoot himself. He replied
by saying that he would show them
how ValIandigham shot himself, and
Immediately proceeded to illustrate
the manner In which the pistol was
held, with the hammer raised and half
out Of his pocket. In an instant the
weapon was discharged, the contents
lodging In the bowels Of the careless
demonstration. He fell as one dead.
His companions picked him up and
carried him into the house, the GRIM
son tide flowing In torrents from the
wound. "3a go
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FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR ORovIILn.-
The Oroville Record of the 18th last n,
has the following:
A terrible accident oecu,.red a,
Thompson's Flat on TuesIav after.
noon, by which Mrs. FraD ces Inchen-
back, of that place, lost. 'her life. Her
husband, Auguste Ii. chenback, was a
merchant ut Thor. pson's Flat, who
died a few months since, and the bust
ness was cop:inued by Mrs. Luchen-
back. She WINS about purchasing q
horse, and hitched him to q light wagon
with q view Of trying him. The ami
NAL was driven by a maj named ia
ques, and a little ION Of John Bottyer
was In the wagon with them. They
had driven half a mile or so, when the
horse took fright and ran away, over
turning the wagon. All Were more or
less injured. Mrs. Luchenback's clio
thing caught on the wagon, and she
was bruised and mangled In o terrible
manner. She lived for two or three
hours after being picked up In a sense
less condition. MI. Jacques was bruised
considerably, and had one Of his Ears
nearly cut of. The little boy was
badly injured, but at last accounts was
getting along we'll. eel.