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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
The Tobacco CrOp-The I,ynehburg aud
III Danyiiie Railroad.

LYNcHBuRG, October 3.-The tobacco crop
now being secured will be the best that has
been raised In Virginia for years.
Twenty-four miles Of the Lynchburg and
Dsnvile railroad, which Is branch or con-,
tinuation OF the Washington City, Yifsinis.
Midland and Gseat Southern railroad, are
already laid. twill be completed toDah.
willie in q few months. - t4
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
Murderer Arrested.

WEST CHESTER, Pa, October 3.-Danlel
Jones, who murdered Nelson, In Highland
township, about month since, has oeen
captured, and was lodged in Jail last nisht'
Both are colored men.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

REvlvAL.-Rcr. II. G. Crews, the pastor
is conducting very successful revival meet
incs at the Fulton Baptist church. Up to
Yesterday he had received ten persons fol
baptism, and the meeting was growing IL
interest and power.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
SEGTION SALES THIS DAY.

On, all sales of real estate made bet,oee the lSt o
Jdn,ta,y md 3oht Of JeTe TIE tares for ne pre-, re-,
sent year hareto te paid bythe gIrchaST; ~. ~.
Of The yer the tareS hare to De puid ~ the seller.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

PROFESSOR YoUNG.-This great wizard
will entertain the public for brief season
with some rare fcats of legcrdemain, at the
Virginia Opera. House, commencing on Mon
day NIGHT
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

AN ELEGANT STBISwiT PIASO-ESTIRELY
new. seven octaves, agraffe treble, oversTung,
carved legs-for sale for $3.50 cash. great bar
gain ws rranted. Inquire ut SLEIGHT It HowARp'S.
opposite the post-oflice.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

To THOSE WHO ARE IN WANT OF DOLL-BABY.
There eau he found at the DOLLAR STORE, corner
Ninth ard Main streets, the largest and most bcau-
tiful assortment of dolls in this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

TIE RICHMOND FRAME STORE, next door to the
Dollar store, has just received the fiaestAssortment
of chromos that has yet been brought 10 the city.
and Which they are selling the very lowest prices
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Wow Work. Items.

New York, October 3.-Grinnell d Co.
have been expelled from the Stock Exchange.
The house was largely long on Vanderbilt
stock. ...
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
2itllntond 1ispatrlr.

THE CIRCULATION OF THE DIS
PATCH Is LARGER THAN THE CONFINED
GlnCrL ALTON OF ALL THE OTHER DAILY
NEWSPAPERS OF THE CITY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
The BllIiard Championship.

Ngw York, October 3.-Garnier won the
game of billiards with Daily for $1,000, the
Championship, and diamond cue, in forty
seven innings.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

SrypAY-ScuooL US1oS.--The scmi-annuaI
meeting of tie Presbyterian Sunday-Sch ool
Union will be held in the Manchester
church on Sunday afternoon at 81 O'Clock.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04
Marine Disaster.

SAVANNAH, October 3--Ihe schooner ~
+, Knling, from Savannah for Baltimore, has
been abandoned OFT Martins Industry, 81
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

THE DOLLAR STORE has just received the largest
and most beautiful aSsortncnis OF Eases and toilet
sets that has ever been brought to this city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

BRaHAMros, Mg, October 1.-TWO horse-
thieves, after firing upon and wnundiiig Two
Ct a pursuing posse, escaped Into Cahada.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

SAFE SyESTMEST.-To make 4 safe investment
20 to Z. 3. SPENCE & Sons, 1900 Main street, and
invest in some of their nice fall clothing and gen.
tcmcn's furnishing goods.
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aanfencsa ta Hang.

WAsHIsaroS, Uctoher 3.--- W itltanss. seo-
loredl who killed the Virginia droyer tisn1s
has Been sentenced TOT hang an tho lish oi.
November.
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RaiIroalf MulrlGd.

CAIRO, ILL, October 3.-The Illinois Cen
trail Railroad has been mulcted in S43, ,o00 Tor
delay in The shipment Of grain during the
war.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

SAVE YOUR MONEY By BUYING YOUR WINTER
clothing and underwear from +. B. SPENCE &
Son.
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TIE PANIC Is OVERTHROW go 10 +. r. SPENCE
l. SONS and buy your fall and winter clothing
Large stock nice goods at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

DRESS AND SEGLIGEE HATS, all prices, Sat SIM
MONS & Co.'S, 1116 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN, New York Ledger,
and Weekly, for this week, received from D..
T. Ellyson, newsdealer, 1112 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

NEcK-TIEs. sCARFS, and all the new styles o'
ncck-wear eau be found ut f. +. SPENCE j. SON 5
at low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

a LITTLE MONEY will get lots "f ciothng anu
underwear from f. b. SPENCE Il SON. Give them
Il call and try them.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

READY-MADE CLOTIuNG.-Nicc stock, 10"
prices and stylish goods al L. Ii. SPENCE SONS
Merchant I'ailors
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

You CAN HAVE PICTURES FRAMED nj the ElCIl-
MoSD FRAME STORE ut twenty-five per cent. less
than 1T any other place In the city.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

OvERCoATS, TALMAs, and CLOAKS for sale 10
by f. Is. SPENCE Il Son: Merchant Tailors.
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UNDERSIIIRTS.-Thc largest stock Of undershirts
in the city can be found at +. B. SPENCE x son =
1900 Main street, 1T low prices.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

INDICATED RED FLANNEL SHIRTS and DEAw-
EHS will cure rheumatism. For sale BYE. B.SPENCE
T. 81
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FAIL STYLE HATS for men, boys, and children, ut
WEisIGER Z Co.'S.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

KEMrER HAT just received at p. WEIsiGER u
Cos, 1901 .lain street. Good for four years.
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MONEY MAHKET.-To make the money market
easy buy your clothing from f. Z. SPENCE 4 Son.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS Will find 4 splendid us
sortmcnt of hats at 7. WEGSrGER & Co.'S, 1901
Main street.
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To clean the scalp, use CAPILLINA.

, CoCoANuT CARAMELs.-Those made BY PIzz1N
are pronounced the best -.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

ENGLISH uALF-IIoSE, only four dollars pei
dozen, for sale by F.. Is. SPENCE & son.
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Town snundated-LossO Of life and

GALVESTON, Texas, October 3.-The town
of Sampassas has been inundated by u sud
den rise of the creek. Six lives lost. Ihe
post-otfice, among other, houses, has been
Swept away.
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
C,ITr FIRE INSURANCE COMP

CITI FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
" OF RICHMOND. VA.
OFFICE. lll3 MAIN STREET,
(tinicr the banking house OF Lancaster x Coz
Insure. against LOSS OK DAMAGE BY FIRE
on BUILDINGS, MERCHANDISE. HOUSE
HuLE I.EHNITURE,audoth other lnsuraele properly.
ASA SNYDER, President.
au5-sm f. Is. MEADE, Secretary.
DOYAL FIRE ms SURANCE COMPANY
~ OFLIVERPOOL AND LONDON: ,oo.
Utnositad With Treasurer OF Virginia, s5O.Oo0.
IMPERIAI. FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY OF
LONDON.
IApIl AL. SS,VOo.oop'
Deposited with Treasurer Of Virginia, $4,000.
Shareholders ts:rsonalE responsible for the obj
gltous of the atose companies.
Representing tis above staunch old English COM
heir unquestiouabse security. prompt aud liberal
,,tfIe1ntnt OF all cil, ms. and heavy income.
JOHN II. CLAIBORNE & CO., Agents,
No. HOS M;iu street
MUTUAL LIFE IssUKANCE COMPANY OF
NEW YORK.
CASH ASSETS OVER SGO. .G00. 600.
CAS-, dividends, sas.pGsStny al others, at fTSt an
tc.Ty an nlyersary OF policies. .. j.
Pls,niuIns payable anaually, scini-annuasly, ane
quarterly. .-
80 '' JOHN II. CLAIBORNE, Agent,
v.pI No. HOS Main street.
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10 make the hair grow, uss CAPushISA.

FALLi AND WINTER HATS at SIMMONS & co. 3
next 70 Dtspdtch. -t1I----. 49,
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SHIRTS, COLLARS, AND HALF-lIOSE ut low prices
for sale by f.. B. SPENCE ( Son.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

Contested Elections I'm Charleston 8. c.
CHARLESTON, October 3,--The election OF
the Republicans candidates for mayorHand
aldermen is contested by the Conservatives
ON the ground of gross irregularities or
fiauds, rendering the election null and Yoid.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

. !.
iLUscIoUs PEARs.--Go tolPIzzINrs II you wan
iulcY pearS. -.-,f.t-tirI.-. -------I
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

- ,U J ,L. suh.rrilGr on the night WIZ
49,. 95rh ii@;tll, u handsome GRAY HORSE. -four
,,.l.~ "id: is wc'l ,;.;"d and Of inc appearance
.,ri-,ir,4: s,uooi H. nice inhcG-h, legs little
a. rl,r r1iai his BODY. There j. on one side oi ms
th ,,nrr, the saddle rests spot oi rtir llshier III
, Dr than tA,. resi- 81 his body: his laic > uilii,
,I,.! 80 ~ moi r,sriir" tclow his swallow: slEhlS
E..rr.tu ng.,. Ilr hair about the middle ol ms
,r wAitrr t.!an iilc "ttcr He was shoG al around
~, i've - 90 for III" rogue and $50 for the re-
.nr, ID, n horSc to me, eight miles north OF Dan
F.l,y. I'll t:;!! creek. r,,c,y
r.l,\ - and LINES: :.l-n. mans SADDLE
Ai'h -Erluy ~iITrui,@.
4, s,'t-l S,. ;i,.>., suited 4" tlcir value. ,.,.
,t.n-..r WILLIAM ftNT&lNE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

JusT RECEIVED A FRESH SUPPLY OF HATS, the
very latest shapes, at SIMMONS 6 Co.'S, 11l5 Main
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NEW CROP FIGs.-PIzzII has Just received Q
fine lot 0f 1ps - tf..'-' 49, r-'~.' -

IT WOULD BE TO YOUR INTEREST to go to the
DOLLAR STORE, corner Ninth and Main streets, be-
fbre purchasing your fancy goods, as you will save
money by doing 80.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

MEMS HATS, YOUTHS HATS, cHILDREN's HATS.
Hats for everybody ut SIMMONS Co.'s, next TO Dis
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COCoASUT CREAM CANDY.-1f You wish some or
this nice candy. You can buy II of PIZZISI.
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pY COWARDIN Il FLLYSON.
LIST OF LETTERS.

IST OF LETTERS REMAINING IN
Il THE RICHMOND FoSr-oFFlCkoCfobh
2. .ls7S. .,,..o
Persons calling Cor letters In this list VIII please
e,y kdvcrtiscd.' II no: called for IN i"nr weeks
;hrv will hc sent TO The ltcadicte" t'cc, III ASH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1873-10-04

ELECTION OF TEMPERANCE OFr1cERs.-At a
meeting Of Shockoe Hill Division. No. 81,
Sons of Temperance, the following officers
were elected for the ensuing quarter: w.
Writ Harrison, w. p; James Caskie, W.
A.. Charles Brltton, +. S.; Fred. Gretter,
\. r. S.; w. I. Allen, r. S.; W. j. Glenn,
T.; Rev. Mr.. Miller, chaplain James Foisey,
c.; G.. w. Swami, ST., i. c.; p. A. j.
Stccker, |. s.; James Thomas, O. S.: John
Reinhardt, organist; Samuel NJ. Simpson,
=. w. p. Louis r. Bossicux, W. l.. Bur
ton, Samuel NJ. Simpson, Thomas j. Evans,
w. r. Allen, trustees.
Living Star Division, No. Z, Sons of Tenn
pcrancc, have elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: Worthy Patriarcl,
George Fl. Perry; Worthy Associate, TayfGf
Tinsley Recording Scribe, VIM. T. Faunt-
leroy; Assistant Recording Scribe, John Book
cr; Financial Scribe. Daniel Parker; Trea-
sllrer, Il. II. BraXton Chaplain, a. f. Oak
ley: Conductor, Alfred H. Morris Assistant
Conductor, Thomas Booker; Inside Sentinel.
Fleming james Outside Sentinel, Casper
Anderson; L.. D.. G. W. p, X. II. BraXton.
Representatives TO the Grand Divisions A.
Drew. r. II. Braxton, George Ii. Perry, and
J. Roberts. There will he a grand tempe
rance meeting tomorrow Sunday evening
at 8 O'Clock, ut Wesley chapel, seventeenth
street.
Mount Olive Division, Sons Of Tempe
rance, have elected the following officers for
the ensuing quarter James +. Henderson,
W. p; r. w. Dickens, W. A.; J. B. Ladd
r. $; +. G.. Blair. \. II. s.: Henry Carter,
f. S. z. r. Evans, Treasurer; NJ. Il. Val
entine, Chaplain NJ. J. Moore, c.: W. j.
Hcnshall, \. c.; O.P. Dickens, l. s.; S. L.
Evans. 0. s.; j. B. Blair, Z. W. p. Trus
tees J. b. Blair, T. ". Dickens, J. II. Hen
dcrson, +. G. Blair, and J. Il. Ladd. The
above will be publicly installed next Sunday
evening at Mount Olive church, five miles
from Richmond, on the Broad-street road.
At the earnest solicitation of the above
Division, George b. Davis. d. G. w. P.
and Robert Il. Wilson, G. c., of Harmony
Division (of this city,, will ofliciate upon tho
occasion. 4 good time is expected.
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To stop the hair from falling out, use CAPELL1NA.

CREAM PUFF.-PIzzIN1 is now making this ia
yorite cake again.
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T u~T, a SETTER DOG Qcmale) tt
L white with Il lv"r-coiorcd head: allh-7----N
>,,,., i'm Ih middle cl hrr hack. FIN T. DOLL AK
80 - t,,-,-., Oc 3-3t+
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s.eSI'. SERAYED. &C.

+. l.. VAN LEW. Postmaster
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having charged aMd Improved my ware E9sY
rnula> fronting "u Governor and frankiln' : y
~lr..:~ doth houses IurIuiu.An H. am now better
prcpal"d lo furnish al kinds Of high and low
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
Bank Failure in Salt Lake.

The First National Bank of Salt
Lake has been forced to suspend bust
ness. In explanation of the matter
Warren Hussev, the President, pub
fishes the following card i'll the daily
papers of that city
For the past fifteen DAYS there has
been an inCesSant drain over our
counter for currency forced by the
reported failures of prominent New
York and Chicago banking houses.
We have hitherto met all our liza
bilities freely ; but the increased eN'
element among the depo>itors rem
ders 1t impossible for lis to procu
enough currency TO meet promptly
all demands at the counter. and we
are, therefore, under the painful ne
cessity of temporarily closing oui
doors.
Tie bank is perfectly solvent. W
have met with no losses, are amply
able To pay our Indebtedness, nnC
leave our capital and surplus unim'
paired.
We only require the time necessary
for this unprecedented panic TO sub
side.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01

ASIATIC CHOLERA. - 1t seems that
Hungary has suffered fearfully from
the ravages of the Asiatic cholera the
present season. The British Medical
Journal says that official accounts
show that sixty thousand people have
died from this disease in that country.
since its first appearance last Summer.
Such mortality in the United States
would p wall of anguish that
would be heard throughout the world.
but in Hungary people have died like
cattle and it is scarcely known be-
yond her borders. The telegraph and
the press all the difference.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
Discrimination.

Under this caption, Brother Lewis,
Of the Reno Crescent, deals some
home thrusts at the Central Pacific
Railroad. Stanford & Co. assert that
they are forced by the Union Pacific
and other roads East to discriminate
against Nevada. To show the utter
untruthfulness Of these asseverations
and the terrible necessity of the Com
pany, the Crescent pointedly alludes
to the discrimination against Reno on
the Il article of wheat The freight
OH q carload OF wheat from Ogden to
Sacramento is 500 in currency. From
Ogden to Reno it is 500 in currency
and S2l2 in gold coin !; or. counting
currency as worth SSc., $500 in gold
coin. And at the same time the Conn
pany find it necessary to run empty
cars East to meet the demands of the
coal trade-a fact that clearly shows
that the Company, the head and front
OF it Stanford & Hopkins, pay as little
regard 10 truth as the perjured wit
nesses who declare that the road is
worth but 5000 per mile, or that the
Company is coerced by the L. p. RR.
into making exorbitant charges. The
facts in the case are, that the Central
Pacific Railroad has o half rolling
stock enough to do the business of
Nevada, would they but permit the
development of the of the
State. The man who will silently
submit to the abuses heapei upon this
State by the c. P. RR. Company is
a poor, soulless toadv, who stullifcs
his manhood for a miserable pittance
in expectancy"
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
u The Third Party.

I'll Dress of this State seems, dis.
posed to be rather non-committal on
the question of the new party in Cali
fornia. This, gentlemen, will not do.
The interests Of Nevada and Califor.
MIA are almost identical. The evils
complained of by the promoters of
the new party exist and must be cor
1ected. There is but one way t O &C
complish this very desirable end.
Timely agitation will supply the
remedy. The time has arrived to
write and talk and speak against
these admitted evils. The business
OF our whole State languishes in con-
sequence OF the tvrannies Of the Cen
trIl Pacific Railroad Company. The
monster must be throttled it must
be made to bear its Just share Of taxa
tion, and the rates Of fares and freights
must be arranged on a fair basis. The
business community and the people
generally have rights that must be
respected. The Independents of Cal.
lfornia have set out to redress the
wrongs complained of. Their fight
should be our fight. We care not lv
what name they are called, the prin-
ciples advocated are correct, and
must sooner or later prevail. For
our part, we are fully prepared to
encourage any party that embraces in
its articles of faith such Who'll some
doctrines as are contained in the plat
form adopted at Sacramento on the
25th ult.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
LOUISIANA.

SHREVEPORT, Sept. so.
Within the last four DAYS several Of
the most prominent and respectable
citizens Of Shreveport have fallen
victims to the epidemic. The popula-
ton has been fearfullv Trimmed ont
bv sickness and death. Funeral
hearses. followed by II or two car
riages. dash through the streets like a
section of artillery in battle seeking a
position. 4 few more men are drum
med up. cotfius showed in. and the
hearse driven rapidly to the Gene
terv. This is the cast ever with the
most prominent citizens. The How
ard Association have opened an or
phan ASYLUM and are feeding about
two-thirds OF the resident population.
There are fewer deaths and new cases.
simply because there are fewer peo-
pie. Physicians were appointed q
committee last week to investigate the
origin of the epidemic, and evidence
has already been traced showing he
yOnd question that tie fever vas I'M
ported here from Cuba.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-10-01
PAcIElc COAST DISPATCHES,
FROM
San Francisco, Sept. so.

SAN ANtlSlo, SFpts w.
All the ~ of the ship Sunrise,
recently from New York, came for
ward ard united in the statement
against Captain Clark and his mates,
confirming the reports of the cruelty
of the first mate. and which were not
then credited because the Captain de-
MED their truth. The acts seemed too
mon>truus for human beings To per-
p irate. They SAY that the ceaseless
bari,arities of the captain and officers
drove two sailors, Charles Brown ard
Conditf. to- commit suicide by Jump
ing overheard. The two mates. liar-
ris and Malonev, have fled from the
city, but Captain Clark is still here
and will probably I've arrested to-day.
He still stoutlv denies the truth OF the
stories told bv his crew.
Hugh McMenomy, the acquitted
homicide who O~utraGeOuSlv beat "A
drunken man and tried to play Mrs.
Fairs emotional insanity dodge To
ESCAPE punishment, was fined 500 bv
the Police Court to-day. and in de-
fault Of payment he was sent TO Jail
for u term of 200 days.
The China steamer is two days over
due.
Lieutenant Emmett Mccormick, eff
the United States Navy. died on the
steamer China on her voyage from
Yokohama.
Chas II. Tyler, of Camptonville,
was sent 10 the Insane ASYLUM to-
day. Losses in stock SpeculationS is
the supposed ans of insanity.
Among the Chinese passengers on
the steamer from lInrgkong this
morning were Is women brought
over for evil purposes. Owing to the
absence of DR.. Gibson from the city.
nothing was done toward their rescue
from a life of shame.
The Sailin of the next Steamer for
Panama las been deferred till the It'll
Of October.
Dickey and Cave leased the Agri-
cultural Park aid will at once com
mence improving the race track,
grounds and buildings.
j. Malloy dropped dead at the
watch house to day Supposed to be a
case of heart disease.
The Horticultural Exhibition
opened tonight with a fair attendance.
REDDING, Sept. 80.
Livingston Stone, L. S. Deputy
Fish Commissioner, leaves Tomorrow
morning for Charle>town. Mass.
with COO. 900 salmon eggs, having sent
800. 600 last week. These eggs are
consigned to tie commissioners of
various states, and are i'll the embryo
state ready tn he replaced in matching
trongks. They will p'oduce Young
sairn n in about 10 days after arriv-
ing at their destination. Mr.. Stone
has taken 30 0.0UU eggs at McCloud's
CAM this season, and will continue
the business until its close. j.. G..
Woodbury. will be manager during
his absence.
The burnt district is being rapidly
rebuilt business lively.
OREGON.
PORTLAND, Sept. so.
The body of W. Fuchs. a German
shoemaker. was found Yesterday he
low Weidler's mill. 1t is supposed
That he committed SniclGe. He gave
his wife his keys and money. saving
he was tired of life and was going
away II that she would see him no
more.
Gen. Sprague. Superintendent of
the Northern Pacific Railroad, saws
me statement made as To the slISppn.
son OF work along the line. is prtula-
ture. 1t is the Intention to have the
cars running to Laco ua this Fall.
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SPAIN,
MADRID. Sen. n

MADRID, Sept. 80.
The town of Berga, which at one
time was in danger of falling into the
hands of the CarliSts, has been rein.
forced and supplied with provisions
and ammunition. The Carlists in the
north have recently met with "A series
of serious reverseS, and discomfort
ana deSertlon are spreading in their
ranks. 1t is reported that Saballo has
been deprived "f his command, and
that Generals Trist. Anna, and Miret
have resigned. Meantime. enthu-
siasm forthe national cause is i~ncreas-
ing in the northern provinces.
Eight rerSOnS were killed in Ali
ant curing the bnmbardment. The
pubic have closed all gambling
houses in Madrid.
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The MoDoCs.-The Sd inst. (Fridayl
- the time fixed for dispatchipg the
ModOcs. Representatives OF the press
are flocking to Fort Klamath in great
numbers, and the chances are that we
will have some highly wrought pen
pictures" Of Captain Jack and his con.
fed sYates within the next week.