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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
SPECIAL NOTICES.

NT GENTLEMEN CAN F1ND n
LARGE STOCK OF BOWS ut lsc. worth 'Se''
Mt CSC. worth SOC;
LINEN COLLARS at 75c. worth Sl5o per dozeii )
LINEN COLLARS at $3.50 worth $3.50 per dozen
HEMSTITCHED HANDKERCHlEfs 1t 'V''
worth Soc;
REACHED COTTON SOCKS at ~ per dozen
worth 80;
Also. bargains in GLOVES, UNDERSTANDS
c1rspENDERs. CRAVATS, and TIES, at
LEVY BROTHERS,
1O17 and 1919 Main street.
r,os,re ont q lot of SPOOL SILK at &c. spool.
sea
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-09-06
Eosa'.SHdS.

DIC-N IC-NOTlCE-rherc will be Il
L rIC-NIC al B0lllah church, on the tlEirics Ivy
rn,,l seven MILES below Richmond. on Ill ORI-
u y the nth instant. FOR Tie benefit oi inc 'hfc;
Friends 81 the church and Of tc ca''sc are c"r'aE
inNiirL. SI ~
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-06-07

promise me. however. that the next time
any cid gossip comes to you with uncom-
Portable stories about your best friends.
you'll have more confidence than YOU We
had to-day. will YOU"
"Ics, viii, know was focliSh." said
Ilarric.
And. Harric. you'll be ready one oi
these days and give up the delights of this
home for anothcr:''
Ilarric'S answer is not on record. but
it was probably satisfactory. They
talked till up the street they heard the
voices of the returning party-gocrS. when
Will asked. Are the clouds all gone.
IIarric :''
~ IS. eve ry one
"lou don't feel miserable, and cross.
and hateful any morc?'
Not Il blk. The iay i ending aS it be-
gan. in peace and sweet content"
Its easy enough. Iiarrir." said Will.
''to hc amiahlc when thee iS nothing to
try thc temper: its easy enough To trust
our friends when nothing comes To test
our confidence. lis easy enough To float
with the current: its rowing against the
tide that tests eur strength, our patience.
and our courage
Up in her room that night IIarrc took
the flowers. which. though faded. now
held Il hcart-full of comfort 10 her. and
put them into wate-. saying softly to her
self. and the words We're praycr.-"It'S
rowing against the tide that tests our
strength. our patience. and our courage.
-Cartotta Perry. IN MiIrGukee Monthly.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-06-07
Impurity Of Drinking Walcl.

SET pitcher of ICED water in a room
Inhabited, says ~ rlter in Tb-a0y. and in
few hours II "a ave absorbed neari ?
a. The perspirso &. Sc. OF the to-.. the
air of which win have become purer. but
The water utterly rilthy. This depends
Oh 'he fact that wat has the faculty of
coLGsnsing and thersS- ,sorbin9 nearl1l
a., the gsr Z, without incn uME .
The colder Il 4 'stE
Q, a;er its capacity IL con. am
'es At IN ipvry fern
- int Of fwat.r Will contain
vf T., NU.ic II, Ts ;ll6
pin.- ., ammonia. "a
* -'""riU doubled by I, 1,
pe.-':. "a hat ot iGe.
iof u6e, and should
whether e has beco1
And for tine same reaod
s.iculd - punDed GU
n"i, Any - used,
twater * ,-oro ini
impuIe ALI ai.u
vide fhe meepG;
pure water.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-06-07


An aged widow sat alone
Beside her iadlng hearth,
Her silent cottage never heard
The ringing laugh OF mirih.
Six children once had SpOrted thcrc-but now tho
churchyard snow
Fell softly on five little graves that were not long
ago.
She mourned them all with patient love
1;ut since, her eyes had she'd
Far bittercr tears that those which dcwed
The faces of the dead.
The child which had been spared to her: her
darling of her pride
The wo"ful mother lived to wish that she had also
died.
Those little ones beneath the snow,
She we'll knew where they
"tlosr gathered 10 the throne of Cod,
And that was better far
fut when she thought where Katie was. she saw
the City'> glare,
The painted mask of bitter joy that Need gives
sin 10 wear.
Without, the snow lay thick and white,
No step had fallen there
within, she sat beside her fire,
Each thought a silent prayer:
When suddenly behind her seat, unwontcd noise
she heard,
A. though hcsitating hand the rustic latch had
stirred.
She turncd-and there the wandcr,r stood
wth snow-ilakcs on her hair.
a faded woman, wild and worn,
The ghost of something fair.
And then upon the mothers breast the withcrcd
brow was laid.
"CaL God and you forgive me all, for have
snncd, - she said.
The widow dropped upon her knees,
Before the fading fire,
And thanked the Lord whose love AT last
Had granted her desire
The daughter kn"clcd beside her, too-tcars
streaming from her cyoS,
And prayed, God, help me 10 be good to meth
er, ere she dies -
They did not talk about the sin,
The shame, the bitter Woe:
They spoke about thOs" little graves
And things of long ago
And then the daughter raised her eyes and asked
in tender tone,
"Why did yon keep your door unbarrcd, when
yOa were all aloncy''
my child, the widow said, and smiled,
A smile of love and pain,
81 kept 1t so, lest you should come
And turn away again,
I've waited for you all the whlle--a mothers love
Is true:
Yet it is but the shadowy type Of His who died
for yOu'
-Ncr Fork O5Serrer.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-06-07

ALMOND Blanc NANCE = og' Ji
cream. Soften in small portion &C -;
cream (coldl two Ounces Of ISL
Have ready blanched two Junjc oi svee,
almonds. with two dozen and half peach
kernels or bitter almUnus. Beat these
fine in mortar, with little rosc water
to prevent their oiling. rat the gallon Of
cream with the melting isinglass inio :
preserving kettle over u f-e. and sti-
until perfectly t;sso.:cG. ,'io,.s ~"--'-
while one pound I'd quarter o. white
sugar. Let the - A., come TO boil Stir
in the almonds sn., p;hiy lust as you take
the blanc-mange from IN" fire; set "side
in bowl to :'sol, stirring O"casions..v '..t
til lukewarm. when y nur into III 1e pre-
viously dipDeu in cciG later.
Richland beacon. [volume] (Rayville, La.) 1869-1890, 1873-06-07

Is it not a little sirG
is SO much trouE.. a
ers in Germany they
time be such a CO.
wives in Massao
, 1873-02-13
They OrerpoWer Him, and Get Away with
Valuable Booty.

Yesterday morning, about O'Clock, the house,
Of N. V. Updegraff, Esq, No. 1158 State street,.
was entered by burglars, and two checks Of
$4,000 each, gold watch and chain, and a3 in
money wero talon. Tho burglars entered the
house by the transom over sido door. They
succeeded in entering the sleeping apartment Of
h1r. and Mrs. Updogran without awaking the
former, who has beon an invalid for Home time,
being affected with rheumatism. Ills wife,.
however, nwoko before thoy had entered,
tho room, having heard thcm when they
got ovoE the trangom. Tic moment.they camo
in sho began to scream, but was .quickly al
1onced BY ono Of the thieves, who pointed re-
yolver at her, and commanded her to bo quiet.
she was then asked II there woro any yaluablos
IN the house. Tho answer Of the lady that there
we're mono was mot BY an empAatio denial, Of
which an oath WIS an important part.
After diaputfng with her few moments, one
Of tho burglars said no would aearch tho house
whilo his companions stood watch over Upde-
graf and his iwife. HRS. Updegraff waB
told that Rhe would bo shot ii she moved or at
tempted to awaken hor husband.
While tue house WAS being searched Mr.. Up
degra1 nroke. He at once comprohended the
situation, and in the face Of the loaded revolver
jumped up and grabbed the burglar who stood,
cred. The busslet, nVwussr, tltu n.m uo eat
injury, and loft the house with his companion
~ tho way they had como. As before stated
they carried away two bank checks, eacl1, for
$2000,' Il gold wntch and chain, and So in m,,npy.
Inc cRse has boon given to the detectives.
, 1873-02-13

moro active, and q shnlo stronger at yesterday'a
proes. The yarfa are etltl crowded with common
stocs and ownora holding for higher pr!cca About
1000 wero diaposod Of. 8aiss 4a5 Illinois sfoors.
syeragng 11a to 1s at to1s@aco o7 Michigan
l,lo9 lbs At $3606500 1o{ Missouri stoers, Nv i,ao
!ns ut ~ "a Indiana stookors, nv $50 lbs at $f00
u Toxha steers, Nv !, ,01a It's, ut 800.
sHEEr AND 1AMns-Tecelpts to-day, 1900 total for
tho week. 1000. Not suctont sa!oa 10 justfy aliola
blo prices Ba!os 500 Indiana nhecp averaging 30 to
1G5 1bst $.60@8.00 1DB Michigan afcop av 6Y lba Mt
81 841 Ohio Alcep, 80 to 80 bs At tfB.6ut147b
Nous-lecc'pta to-day, 900 head, milking tho HuppIy
nominal at $4Q0(AGo0
, 1873-02-13

Supreme Court to render decinon fn the Mo-
Loan County Railroad caso WAS tnkon up,
A motion wna mado to refer to tho RAILROAD
Committee.
hlr. DUNHAht moved to lay on tho tablo. Tho
nyoB and nooa Woro called.
Tlle motion WAS loBt--Yeas, n; nays, 60,
The 1Iouso refused to refor to tlls Commit
too on NAirond1.
Mr.. QUINN moved to postpone indefinitely,
Dir. MULVANE moved to mnko it tho sueoial
order for Friday. Tho previous question was
ordorod. Tho motion to postpone was lost, md
the House refused to conaur-yeaB, IL, nays
EE-nn fn11otya. "'' - 80
, 1873-02-13

Equalization.
TlrE pEN1TENT1ARY 1nREGuLAn1rtEg
Colonel Deartlhleo, Of Rock Island, Ia hero and
dentes that ho laa any intorcBt In tho
purcl1nso OF wagons and matorial from
tho Ponitontiary, and did nothing but
yonot for the ability Of Rosonlioll
to OH his part Of tho contract He says Roaon-
fold would bo glad to givo back The stun for tho
money; that It WINS usolesB to tho State, ind tho
room occupied WAS nendel for othor purposes,
Tho amount paid was 815,00o tho amount
aakod gao, 900 the amount first ofrorol $10 600.
mittee lat yoar was 5000, and ,nb ,msnbors , Of
the Oommtteo insist that 1t unB low estimate.
and that $8, 600 worth Of loose material was
given to Rosonaold. Tho Penitontiary Commit.
toe will 80 to Joliet and investigate tie charges
III a fow daYS,
, 1873-02-13
HOUSE..


1NarRuOTINa THE SUPREME COUNT
Pending tho reading Of tho journal, = message
was received from the Senate announcing tie
pramo Court to render q decision in tic Mclean
County railroad case.
THE COOK COUNTY UNpLEAsANTSEss,
- The special order, being the resolution Of Mr.,
bill abolishing tho Chicago Board Of Pplice
Commissioners. 'So
mr. 9HERMAN offered a substitute.
MIR. RAY moved that the subject be referred
to the Cook County delegation.
Mr. POLLOCK moved that the resolntona In
Tefetrod to tie Committee On Municipal Affairs.
), hlr: ARMSTRONG (Grundy) moved to refer to
tho Judiciary Committee. Lost.
The yeas and nays were taken OH tin mot,on
to refor to tho Cook County delegation. Carried
yeas, G7 nays 45.
, 1873-02-13
Wlncomsin Academy OF Arts nna
Sciences,

Special Des1,atch to The OhicaM, Tribune.
MADISON, VIII, Fob. 1a.-The third animal
meeting OF tho Wisconsin Acalslpy OF Artu, ,and
Soienooa ID fairly attended,. Several new nEo,n-
born wero oloctod, aud some changoy were pro-
fee Several valuable and interesting papol y on
ysyious scientific subjeota haya beqn {ead.
, 1873-02-13

L1yERPool, Feb. ELL a. m.-Elour, 2os 3D. Wheat
Winter, ~ 2a@12s 81 spring. 1la 6d@l2s IL !:
whttet 12a8l2s I'd club Ida Gd@l3 I'd. Corn 21s 1d
Pork els. Lard, 37e I'd.
changed.
LoNpoN, Fob, 12-oonsols, money, o2.:@99N Ac-
count 6.2os Of I'd, 92A do '07, o31 To-
4os, plA now 81, COY Eric, 81.
fnANKrokT, Fob. 12.-Fiye-twentteso Of B1 p3t,
IAnIs, Fob. 12.-lluutcs, b5f 40c
,i,,nd iMx,E,Mroo,. Fce l91ootton dull and depressed
10000 baea; American, 5000 baoa; speculation and
expert, 1000 ba1es.
Dreaastutia quiet; rad winter wheat, 12s 2d912a 3d.
Flour, 2ps Cd. Corli, 27s.
\ Pork, e1s. Choose. lii. Cumberland middles, ais
Buffalo 1.-Two Stock Market,
BUFFALO, N. T., Fob. l1-OATrLE-IecoIp to.lay
/ Nnl ban1 tuts1 Tor tla zxnak q ba.I hIarkuf
, 1873-02-13

Pittsburgh Oil Market.
pET1snunuH, Fob. 12.-Crudo petroleum quiet but
tending higher Ut s. 10 bid, $217 aHkcd Refined quio
and unchanged at 1B1fc.
, 1873-02-13
Pittsburgh 1.-Two Stock Market.

r1rTsDuRuH, "a, Feb. 12.-UA1rLH-nrarkct bnd
Arrivals heavy: best 8@6Hc; stookcrs, 3@4c com.
mon, 4H@5c. .
SHtEr-harkct bad !; arrivals fair ; best 8S0Ho
mclium, 6@6ho; common, 4@4hc.
noas-Market unchanged arrivals fair; Philadel-
plia, $4.9o@5. 40 Workers. $4.G0a4.7o.
, 1873-02-13
AN UNEQUAL STRUGGLE.

a Sick Man Pits His STRENGTH,
Against Two Burglars.
, 1873-02-13
Anderson,
Armstrong {Gr1l,

Mr. Lanc, OF Hancock, moved to instruct the
Attorney General to pross tho caso to decision.
Laid on the table.
Adjourned.
, 1873-02-13

a1AAau, houlett Wood,
REpoAT8 OF STANDING Committees,
Mr. SHAW from the Judiciary, reportod back
| Houae bill 70, aud recommended that it do not
pass, Report conourrod in.
FERa AND SALARIES,
Tho Committee reported back House bill 143.
| to provide for the election OF Recorder Of Deeds
In couutioH OF CO. 600 Inhabitants with an a1nend-
mont, which was adopted, aud tho bill ordered to
third reuding.
EDUCATION.
Inc Chairman Of the Committee on Education
asked TINT Houge bill 222, in regard to compul-
sorry education, DO referred back to the Commit
| teo. 30 roferrod.
REVENUE.
Mr. d1sAHAM reported back tho Uo,lan hill
authorizing counties Of 100 GOO inhabitants to ia.
sue bonds, With substitute, which was read an,
ordered printed. "N W" \
INSURANCE.
Mr. sl1Uh1WAY asked that House bill II ~ l..
recomnittod to tho Committee on Inslra, ~ "a n 10
reforrea. 4ee' DO
COMMUNICATIONS.
a mosaago was received from tho o+eo,.to .,,-
noMncng the adoption Of Joint ra ,'mtio ,, "t,.
vlding for Comnittoo to ilvostipt ~ IT, Pio
maao by tho City Of slaunootown snr ~, a1 ua.n
priatiou. 'o' aa @Ipto~
communication was Eub1n!.t al h, I'm ano,,,o.
from tho Secretary Of Slate III rcs,,sa ~
outiou Of inquiry from liz iIora II, W r,int;n,,
Printer. A''""o" Ny sho ota'o
The Joint reaolatIon o's stlo Bonato asking tho
, 1873-02-13

BUFFALO, N. r., Fob l1.-OATrLE-Necopt to.lay
1,vg9 hsaa total for tho wopk, ap27 head. Market
, 1873-02-13
POINT GAZE HANDKERCHEIF&:,
COLLARS, CAPES, & C0IFFURES,

And LACE GOODS of every de.
scription, at the same reduction.
We offer EXTRA INDUCE
MENTS in all Departments.
, 1873-02-13


did not fine the mover for contempt, tho Court
should be abolished.
motion to postpone vas lost, and tho reso-
luton met the Hame fate--yeas, 81 nays, 85.
Mr. Lane, Of Hancock, moved to instruct tho
AttoIney General to proas tho matter upon the
oourt, When MI. Hay auBWerod that tile case
nas @ beyond the jurisdiction OF tho Attorney
Mr.. Qnin ofrorod IN anondmopt directing TIM
Doorkeeper to arrest the Supreme Court, aud
1eeu u o. on bread and water until decision tn fa-
Vor OF the people was rendered,
Alr. Lane'a motion wna tabled,
CONVICT LABOR,
senator BrookH introduced 4 bill combining con.
vict labor inside tho walls Of the penftanfiarv
and providing that conviuts ahnll not work Il,
quarries, except for the State and under tho d.
rection OF State agent. lIo claims that two
thousand quarrymen In Joliet aro kent out Of
employment because conyicts labor In tlo quar-
rios.
HILLS rAGsED,
The Senate to-day passed bill providing TINT
tho Circuit Court OF tho county wl,oroin tho
plaintiff Or complainant may reside shall hayo
monced BY arly individual against any fire or life
insurance company, either inco1poratel by anv
law Of tlia State or doing baalnosa u thls State.
and all processes iHauod 10 any cause commenced
tn tho county whoroin tho PLAINTIFF may reside,
wlero MI individual may 10 plalntiff or com
p1ainant, and any suoh company defendant may
bo directed to any county OF this Btatc Tor Scr
Woo and roturn. Also bill providing that whom
defendant in error beforo tho Supreme Court
has loft tho State, notice OF tho trial H!,all bo
published, and tho caae proceed as it he had
boen personally Beryed With proceau.
OTHER BEHATE NILts.
Tho Senate Judiciary Committee reported
fayoraby oil tho bill allowing married women
to auo and le sued iu their own namop and ii
waa ordered to second reading. The 8onato
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-19

dairy, between the Tooth and ll4th merid-
ian. Lieut.. Marshall, with strong
party, is engaged about the head waters
of the Rio Grande. Another topograph-
ical party is at the headwaters of the San
Juan and Grand rivers, Colorado. A
special Photographic party, with an ar
fist, are working in Grand Canyon. Col
orado. Lieut. Hoxie's party, for whom
two relief parties were sent by Lieut.
Wheeler from Fort Wingate. is undoubt-
eddy now there. His delay, by the loss
of his mules, will not impair the sea-
sons work. All parties will leave the
field ON December first. The astronom-
ical portion of the campaign was more
successful than was anticipated.
The central party are here. De-
tachments are now at Fort Ellis,
Montana, and Trinidad, Colorado.
The central station will soon be moved
to Ogden, on completion of the new OBJ
servatory. The topographic and geolog-
ical results of the survey of Eastern
Arizona show wonderful country
discovered, with magnificent parks,
streams and wood, far exceeding any
in Colorado.
SAN Francisco, Sept. Is.
The latest intelligence from the steamer
Costa RIGA indicates that the steamer
will become total wreck, and that but
little more of her cargo can be saved.
Henry McRea. OF San Rafael, is miss
ing since the 18th inst. He was last
seen on Montgomery street. in this city.
He had $4,000 in his possession.
Charles Goodal & Co. have sued the
publishers of the Guide to recover 1000
for having advertised enormously the
destination of their steamers.
The people of Chile celebrated the
sixty-third anniversary of their indepen-
dence to-day, firing SO guns at Market
street wharf
Boss Tweed made the tour of the Chi
nese quarter tonight
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-19

to the Government to-day, aggregating
SCI, 4OC, at from l105. to 1927.
SHREVEPORT, La, Sept. IL.
The new cases of yellow fever to-day are
less than for several preceding days, and
the number of interments fell from 80,
yesterday. to 25 to-day.
COLUMBIA, S. c., Sept Is.
The road paymaster's and down pas
senger train ON the Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta Railroad collided near Co
lumbia this morning about 0 o'clock,
smashing both engines, killing Paymaster
W. Elliott Orchard and colored man,
and severely iniuring the engineer.
HAMILTON, Ont, Sept. II.
A misplaced switch threw the New
York express train, on the Great Western,
from the track, at Stony Creek, this
morning. The engine was overturned
and the engineer and fireman badly in
jured. Two baggage cars and one coach
were burned; baggage saved.
New YORK, Sept. II.
Casper SCHEDULE, who killed his wife
last July, pleaded guilty to manslaughter
in the first degree, and is sentenced to Is
years in prison.
The specie shipments to-day were
S157,3ls.
The Scotia, from Liverpool, brought
S75O,000 gold coin, shipped when sterl-
ing was lowest, and gold was selling at
16.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. II.
\ large fire is now in progress here in
Jessup a Moore's paper and rag ware
house, corner of Sixth and Arch streets.
Foreign News.
FRANKFoRT, Sept. II.
The Carlist bonds are quoted on the
Frankfort Bourse.
PARIS, Sept. II.
NJ. +. Darblay is dead.
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Marriea.

FRYER-GARDNER-In Phoebe, New, Sept 8,
1873 at the residence of A. F. Carmody, by
the Rev. II. L. Badger, Joseph f, Fryer and
Amelia Gardner both of England
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-19

NEWSPAPER RUMoRs.-It is rumored in
newspaper circles that W. j. Forbes, late
of the New Endowment, Salt Lake, will
soon start a weekly paper at Battle
Mountain Station, on the C. P. r. R.,
and that John H. Dennis, late of the T.
r. Reveille, will start new daily paper
at Eureka. {.
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died.

THAIER-In Phoebe, New. September Is, 1873,
Pierpont Thayer, q native of Massachusetts.
aged 40 years.
THE funeral will take place from Browns
Hail. this morning at 10 o'clock. Friends and
acquaintance are invited to attend the funeral
without further notice
O'NEAL-In Phoebe, New, September IS, 1873
Michael O'Neal native OF Ireland, aged
about 50 years.
Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-19

And in accordance with law and an order of
the Board of Directors, made on the 18th day of
september, 1873 so many shares of each parcel
of such stock as may be necessary, will be sold
at public auction, at the Office Of the Company,
No. 800 Sansome street, San Francisco, Cal, on
Wednesday, the sth day of October.
1873, at the hour of o'clock p. M, of such
day, to pay delinquent assessments thereon.
together with costs of advertising and expenses
of the sale
NJ. F. GAME, Secretary,
Office: No. 800 Sansome street, San Francisco,
California. seI0.td
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s'aa ~ y. alasaalaIssta ~e sslIss,, ,, '5'

VM &l va ,4aa@ssla'. :. NtllAI,
and the propeller is reported to have
been carried away. Three of the crew
are said TO have been drowned. CAPT.
Lapidge, with first officer Squires and
the second officer remained on board.
together with most of the crew and some
OF the passengers. A boat in which was
the third officer, % of the men and one
passenger, was rowed across the channel,
and as it drew near the other shore
light was observed, which proved to
oe the light on Fort Point. This gave
Mr. Fitzgerald his position, and pulling
cautiously along the shore he reached
Meiggs Wharf about midnight and re-
reported the mishap. Immediately upon
receipt of intelligence, Capt. Waddell
chartered the Rescue to proceed to the
steamer, and at l n. m. she started.
Tugs Goliath and Neptune also went.
One of these returned and her men re.
ported all the passengers saved.
SAN Francisco, Sept. IS.
All the passengers of the Costa Rica
were brought safely to the city this morn.
ing. Mr.. Harris, quartermaster, had
one of his ribs broken, while lowering the
boat, by two men falling upon him.
There were "a feet of water in the hold
of the vessel. All the mails and treasure
were landed safely.
Measures have been taken to procure
the communication Of the sentence of the
Modocs Slow Tuck and Boncha. The
death warrants of the other Modocs are
not yet received at Fort Klamath.
No further news from the wreck of the
Costa RIGA. Two tugs are at the place
Of disaster yet.
In accordance with instructions from
President Orion, James Gamble, Super
ntendent of the Western Union Tele.
5roph Company here, announces that
my funds sent from any point on this
coast for the benefit Of the people of
shreveport will be forwarded over the
ines free of charge.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. IS,
u. Robinson, defeated Democratic |
candidate for Assemblman has lost his
'eason, supposed to be on account of ex.
'osure and excitement during and pre-
nous to the election, and the reaction
when his defeat was ascertained. He
Will be sent to Stockton.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 1S-3:4O y. m.
Nearly as large crowd was present
o-day as yesterday. Both stands were
illed, and a large number of ladies were
present. The first race was closely con-
ested, and won by Thornhill in two
straight heats; Nell second; Osceola
hird. Time / A. In the second heat
good start was effected, and it was a
lose race towards the finish between
Fhornhill and Osceola, the former win.
hing by half a length. Time :43, which
repetition of that made by him on
he Fourth of July over this track.
Fhornhill gets the first money. Osceola
he second, Nell the third. The mile
nd half dash was won easily by Alpha.
'eatlng Little Agnes. Time 2:474.
SALT LAKE, Sept. IS.
Lieut.. Geo. NJ. Wheeler, in charge of
,e survey OF the hundreth meridian, ar
we'd, last night, from Camp Apache,
rizona. Parties under Lieuts. Tillman,
ussell and Walker are working from
aat point towards the Nsxican boup-
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