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The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17

A correspondent Of the Clnrksburg
Sun. writing to that paper FROM
Charleston, over the signature of
"lller," has tho following to say in
regard to the two distinguished gen.
tlcmeu named above:
There Is one matter which, in jus.
tice to two Of tho most prominent men
Of your section, | feel it my duty to al
ludC to, and that is the indefatigable
industry displayed BY Mcssrs. Camden
aud Bennett. lu those letters referred
to. one would suppose that they bud
visited Charleston on an eltstiOn6ering
tour. The former is on tho judiciary
Committee, MS Chairman, and has, be-
sides originating many bills Of an im.
pOrtaut character, personally examined
about ono hundred aud twenty bills
referred 10 that Committee, burning
nightly the midnight oil. and oft,imcs
rising at Ave in the morning; the lat.
ter, as tho Chairman Of the Finance
Committee, has charge Of matters DINO
less importance than that ofthe Ju.
dietary. Ills labors are very oncrOus,
and well is II bill scru,inized, pruned
down aud rendered shNpely before it
leaves his hands. In fact. all the bills
pertaining to assessments, taxes, ETC.,
arc his own. md Of which, SO far rs |
have examined them, he may well be
proud, As to the aspirations Of these
gentlemen. they are mere assumptions
30 far MS their efforts in that direction
are concerned. Having had tho pleas.
urc OF an intimate acquaintance with
both this session, il The predictions be
true must be vtry Obtuse."
Another correspondent Of the same
paper speaks Of our worthy Senator ms
follows:
"l'o give you an idea how some Of
the members work, | will state the
regular course oil the Senator from
Lewis county, Mr. Bennett. lie rises
at about dvG in the morning, works at
bills, &c, until breakfast, after which
he goes to the regular meeting Of his
Committee (tinance.) and continues
there unit ! half after ten o'clock, when
the Senate meets. At halfpast twelve
recess is taken for dinner, aud it
meets again at halfaftcr two aud sits
until five or six O'clock; after tea he
continue. his lnbors until ten or eleven
o'clock. This is his constant habit, and
the labor he does is immense
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17

GREAT volume Of business transacted OF
Tho la,ter div.
lictl,cn rcslthe following paragraph
of ,bs renor,ed proceedings Of the
T,,i.l,,.rs nnnsoI;ng in lSe Wheel.
inc DgiIp Regi,lr,. Of The l,t day of
WsSrsh
"Thc Senate ,,en, tho day in dis.
or,.inT tho nronrisly Of furnishing the
J"J,sss Of ,bO Sppreme Court. the
JHIscs If ,,o Circuit Courts. md The
,I~JSS. If tho County Courts. with
"omnIs,o sc,s oftbo oeis of IIle Lcsi,la.
,vro since tbo organization of the Sta,C.
Tho r".oIu,ioD w,s defeated. f"
'rho Senator rrrprrei TO the lanrua &c
If ,%o n,roSrorh which asserts that
",h" soI0ts ,ptpt lhe lay in discus.
a" lin nrorric,y /" &c., wheo every
S S"s ~, ,or trsw ,b1t ,Le whole time oc.
"unioS in the consideration of the res
oIn,ion did moi exceed fifteen minutes,
and the nriDcjpul portion Of that time
S Sss male NECESSARY to consider the
amendment offered BY the Senator frou,
Ri,cl,ie,
Mr. Bcunc,l alluded 10 the fact that
h. WINS tho ratron Of Tic Joint resolu.
,ior md ro,. 10 yindicais the Senate
S.om Inc Injustice which this paragraph
lirSnlies: and he rend az evidence, the
.nI,.conen, proccclipg, Of tho Senate.
ms unfinished in the Eeqis,er, as a sufii
riopt refuiptiop /; for itis there declared
lin, the Iilk River Navigation bill was
"lepethiIy discussed"
Tic Senator declared that /. was not
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
The Legislature.

We are gratilird to see that cur Leg.
isluture is improving upon itself. In
the Senate over two hundred bills have
been introduced, considered, debated
upon, aud the grSstcf'purt of then
passed. The House has not done SC
well; but the brief printed reports now
show that that body is at work in real
earnest. At the rate OF which The
Legislature ia now working an early
adjournment muy be confidently looked
for.
We opine, that when the work oil
the present Legislature is malO known,
we shall al be well satisiigd That the
members have done their duty. Al
though the cutlery against the Lcgisln'
turc i. confined pretty generally to
Republican newspapers, yet there are
u few Of our own persuasion that have
not let Ou opportunity pass to abuse in
unwarranlable terms the present Leg
i.lalure. We do rot deny the great
right and duty u the press ever to be
on the alert to find out what is wrong,
md to condemn Il; but Wholesale iu-
yeetivo, without reasonable cause, cs-
pecially on the part of the conservative
papers of the State, is not only wrong,
but bad policy. They who placed them
there, mud entrusted to them such mr..
duous duties, should hold up their hands,
instead Of disPuragins their work,
and thereby strengthen the opposition
IT the Legislature speaks Of an nd.
jOurned session, Immediately tue cry is
ofexpcmo to the people. II acts are
quickly framed and passed, hasty aud
imperfect legislation is the cry.
60 it bchooyes the Legislature to
disregard the outside alumOr. Being
sent to the capital to perform a Cerinin
work, let them, in accordance with
their own judgment, accomplish it, II
they cannot, without prOlOnging their
session, deliberate sufficiently, and
make US good laws, BY all means pro.
long it. The people are willing to pay
more for the better work.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
Compliment to Mr.. Lewis.

A few days ago, Hon. A. A. Lewis
sent to US aud others copy Of Huosc
Bill No. $3.50 provide for ap eff
Glen. system Of Free Schools" report.
Cd by the Committee on Education, Of
which Mr.. Lewis is Chairman. We
were gratifcd to learn from Nlcssrs.
ChaIfant and Danser, the efficient
School Commissioners Of this School
District, that the bill cannot DO im-
proved upon, 1t i. tho most perfect
school law ever proposed in this State
"a law that reflects unboundcd credit
upon its authors and supporters. Ger.
tainIy this will be very pleasing item
of encouragement to the delegCte from
Lewis.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
A Bold Robbery.

Tho members Of the Forty-Sccond
Congress voted Five Thousand Dollar.
each into their own pockets, just before
adjournment. Tho House, by barely
three minority, had previously voted to
liz the salary Of Senators and members
at $4,000, aud to abolish mileage,
The Senate non cOncurred A confer.
enrc committee OF the two Houses was
thcreupon appointed, and increased
the pay to 81, 800 per annunl, with &c.
tunl mileage allowed, aud applying to
the two years Of tho Congress just
closed, The report was adopted and
tho robbery consumuled. The people
have still same cause for ihankrulnOss
that tho matter is no worse, aud we
suppose tue members will never cease
to regret that they did uottakC $4,000
instead VI $1,000
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
Republican Strategy.

The idea of the Republican members
Of tho Legislature is plainly eyinccd in
the published proceedings Of that body.
They arc determined TO delay US long
as possible tho passage Of any law,
however meritorious They will move
to amend, to refer, and use cvory trick
known in Legislative bodies to consume
just MS much time as possible. They
think that us majority Of the mcni.
brrs are Democrats, tho odium of q
long session, with but title done, will
fall upon tho Democratic party, and
improve Republican prospects at thu
next election.
This Is, in plain terms, the mcancst
kind Of robbery. Not only do these
men draw pay for clOgging tho wheels
Of legislation, but they try 10 shift the
blame upon tho shoulders of others.
Tho desire of tho Democratic members
to work is evident; but although 10
the majority, they arc compelled con.
tinually to spend time in di:posing Of
llu triiliug aud uubecOming motions of
the Republicans But we suggest to,
our Republican friends that this game
wont win. The documents are being
prepared to show who is responsible for
Ibis dilly.dallyiag aud los Of time.
The journal VI tho two lloasUs will.
give names aud dates, and will be
evidence to prove tie mslic.
iOas aud unmnnly course on majority
VI the Republican members Of tho
pres Ut Legislature.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
,lne new Asylum project.

An cstcemsi friend 10 SIOnroc pays
his respects in this weeks DRMOcRAT
to the crazy proposition to buy new
crazy house. II appears that even
"ilonust John" is mixed upin the af.
fair; and that tae sale of this property
to the State would be nothing more
nor less than robbery.
Ofcourse we expect the Legislature
to throw the proposition tout Of courts"
we should be surprised indeed to learn
that the, had been guilty OF the folly
Of its purchase.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17

The object oribls Suits to cnjOin and rcs-
train J. s hall, trustee In 4 deed executed
by job MughtOn and Lucy, his wife, 10 him
to tecurc 10 Geo j. Arnold tie pay mCnt Of
sos 80, with lis interest, from selling the
real estate so conveyed TO lin rs such irllS.
tee. And II appearing By m affidavit filed
that tic defendants John H. Iloughton, phe-
lie a, Lyons and Mrs, jasper N. Thompson
arc not residents Of this State, AID they not
II Is ordered that they do Ap cur
here within one monih after tho dale Of The
first publication Of this order, aud 10 what
Is necessary 10 project their Interests in tn Is
suit. Tcs lc;
W, Il. llYRNE, CLERK.
NJ and W q iccnelt, Pills atty.
March 9.I
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
NOTICE TO TAKE DISPOSITIONS
To ". T. Patterson. Esq.

To ". T. Patterson. Esq.
TAKE NOTICE, that p; shall, on Tie M,
day Of April 1879, at the law Office ofW q.
Bennett, nj Weston, Hest Virginia, be.
tween the hours Of sunrise and sunset on
that day, proceed 10 tuke tile dispositions Of
mysClfAbd others, 10 bs read 40 evidence In
my bChalfin rllancCry suit pending III The
County Court Of LOWS County, wherein you
are The defendant and | AM plaintiff. And
II for any CAUSE tie taking Of the same be
not commenced, or Il cO.amenced, In not
completed on thu, day, tic taklGg Of tic
same will be adjourned from day 10 day, or
nom time 10 time, At the same place and
lclwcCn tho same hours, until the same
lt completed.
Glyct under my hand. ilis ard day Of
March 1873. Il, p, CAMDEN,
. by Counsel
March Ih.Aw-f.hcS
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
Written for Tue Democrat.
TO My Lave.


Give IN. that heart Of thine, love,
Say No, or Yes.
III treasure Il with mine, lore,
>ly life 10 bless,
Andmy future lie shall prove,
By my cOnstancy and love,
That thy trustl'll prize above,
My happiness.
Far beyond the Atlantic wave, love,
In lifrs spring time
4 dream thy i'm Igc gave, love,
In youthful prime;
! saw the prairie land
The hills, The mountains grand,
In lights aud shadows stand,
Sublime.
And years had rolled away, love,
In silent hnstr,
Aud that vision latent lay, love,
On menlory'G waste
But Fate'srcsistless sway,
Soon hurried ne away,
And pioneered my way,
To the West,
| came and saw cacl, hill, love,
The prairie land
The lights and shadows MI, love,
The mountains grand.
And lastly | saw yoli-
Just the same III figure, loo,
That iOrhCi fancy drew,
In my heart.
And while visions came In true, love,
Aud blcSt my way,
Ny pr .sprcts darker grew, love,
Mr. hopes decay.
But tho darkness now does lower,
Yet thatstar which wNnes In power,
May send, nj some mrte hour,
One Hest ray.
Then give me that heart Of thine, love,
Sly Yes or No.
III treasure II with mine, Owe,
While lifc's blond flows.
ALL III thank thee well for this,
One hours unmlngled bliss,
And seal It witlia kiss,
Ere you 80.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
WESTON MARBLEwoRKs.
Something New in Lewis
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

The undersigned has opened a Stone
and Marble Yard in Weston, where lie
will manufacture Stone or Marble
Head and Tombstoncs, Monuments,
Foot.stones, &C., OH the most reason
bic tcsms. have made ARA ngcmen
to secure quantity Of hard and last
ing Rock for these purposes, Which
will DO equally as durable as Marble,
lo,k acout as we'll and cost a great deal
less. shall also mako Ilearlhstoacs,
Mantle Pieces, GrindstonOs, &c., for
the manufacture Of which | will erect a
saw mill for cutting s,euc. ! shall
shortly 60 through the county soliciting
orders. A trial Of my work is res.
pcctfully solicited.
fy- Plans and specifications for any
description Of Building furnished at
reasonable rates. W. j. KlTSUN.
Weston, October 81, 1872.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17

Our latest ndviees from Charleston
are to the effect that the Committee mp
pointed to visit the Salt Sulphur prop
erty, have reported against the pur-
chase Of that institution. As We pro.
dictcd, MGssrs. Bradford, Furnswortlr
and Price are opposed to its purchase,
while Mcssrs. Summers and Thomp.
son, favor it. However, we incline 10
the idea that the majority report will
be adopted, aud this ridiculous prOpO.
sition be knocked in the head.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
virginia and west virginia.

The West Virginia papers nrO still
discussing tho question Of the annexu.
ton Of the Pan. Handle to penusylva.
pia, rs a'ated in tho Dispatch ycster.
day, md some Of them seem to suppose
that the Valley Of Virginia is seriously
mclitating upon the idea Of unncxing
herself to West Yirginin. The man
who caught Tartar jumped UP be-
hind one Of those famous horsemcn,
and, though he claimsd to have caught
him, was by the Tartar carried Of and
Into the cLcmy's camp. West Virgin
i, will catch Just this sort ola Tartar
when she jumps up behind the Valley
u Virginia. both will soon after
wards come riding into the camp of
Old Virginia. 50 far arc we from
raising any objection to this scheme,
that we should not object 10 tic annex
alton of the whole Of Virginia to West
Virginia. We must say,howcver, that
tue scheme is original IN lhls: Itnt
whereas heretofore people everywhere
and always have desired, that il posi-.
bic, frontage on suit water should be
possessed by their States, the Valley
would. craG.like, travel backwards and
away from the sea in joining herself to
West Nirginia. She would right.
about face, and instead Of looking to
the cnst, would 60 toward the setting
sun and away from tho broad bosom Of
the ocppn, which bears the commerce
Of all tho world. OF course there is no
considerable number Of our Valley
friends who favor the propositions
Richmond Dipateh.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17

The State Of West Virginia.
At Rules held in the Clerks office
Of tie Circuit Court Of Lewis county,
On the last Monday 10 February. 1873
j. NJ. BENNETT, plaintiff,
Tvs.
j. S. Hall, trustee, and others,
In ClluncOry.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
]. II. CLIFTON & co.
State Of West Virginia

Stulc " WeN ltfyiHiu
Al Rules held In the Clerks Office OF tie
Circuit Court Of Randolph county, on lhe
first Monday In February, 1873.
Ely Butchers adm'r,
Joseph Kcscy, James
KSscy, James Glcndi In Chrnccrv
and Fanny Glendi, his
wife, Martha EcsCy and
Augusta Kesoy.
The object Of this suit Is to snlIec. about
two acres Of land sold 10y Ely Butcher, dg.
ceased, 10 Ms lifetime to Phillip Kcsey, dc
ceased in his lifeline, to the payment Of
one Hundred and my dollars, will lnlcrcSi
thereon from the 22d dag Of October, isSG
subject 10 n credit Of$e, pnid NAV ltii,
1881, Sl7 50 cents, paid Anil 2iih' iSss
aud $g5, paid March 2?d, 1859, heinz Tho
purchase money for said land, and ob,sin n
d decree 10 sell said lnnh.
And II appea ling By affidavit fled iho,
lhe delclldAnl1 Joseph KCsyy, james Glcndi
and Fannie Glcndl, his wife, Martha KVSCy
and Augusta Messy, are not inhabitants Of
The Stale Of Wet Virginia; and tlat dili.
gencc has bren uird on bGlNlrOrtlu plniniifY
to ascertain In what county James Kescy
resides, without effect; II Is ordered ihst
they do appear here within one month nilSr
the date Of the first publication hereof md
do what Is necessary 10 protect their inter.
cats IN this suit. And copy Of this order
lie published ouCC week l0f four successive
weeks Ia the Weston DENOcRAr, =. neWsoo.
per published IN the town of Weston, nnd
posted al the door of the Court llo,Isc nj
Randolph county 10 the manner, and FOR tbc
time prescribed by law. wv WV
\ Copy TCstc:
LELAND KETTLE, Clerk.
David Golf, ATTY ieLl7.4,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
oyERCOATlNGs,

In ChiuchlIla, Castor, EdrclOn, Moscow,
and Es1umnux Beavers, and
English Mellons.
CLOTHS, English, French aud German
every texture and color.
CAsSIMEREs, English, French and
American, In an endless variety.
zoo Selected Patterns for suitinss cSc'u.
SirCly.
vEST!SGs, In Plush, Velvet, Cashmere,
and silk, OfevCry style mud grade.
SHIRTS,
Made 10 order from actual measurement and
A FIT GUARANTEED.
TH0S. HUGHES & co.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
n. r. rLEufs1. Nm. nESHRrr.
ELEailSG & BENNETT,
Attorneys at Law,

GLENTihLE, Giiucr, Co, ". Va.
rraetirc in the Circuit Courts Of Gilncr
and adjoining cauhtist. Collections, and
all OTHER business entrusted 10 our care
promptly attended to,
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
JOSEPH A. WATSON,

y p A j N T h Il.
Weston, ". "a.
Parties in Lewis aud adjoining counties,
Wishing tlcir houses, signs, or hrnituts
printed, will do well TO communicate with
mo bef6rcgOing elsewhere. Papcr-hanging
and withdrawing promptly attended 10
Terms moderate; aud All work warranted
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
THE TIERNEY HOUSE.

THE proprietor Of this old and pop
ular stand wonld respectfully Inform
&c public that he has just received Mll
md complete stock Of
GROCERIES, AND PROVISIONS.
Of the best quality AMI at tho lowest piicts.
Ills stock of
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17
NTEIY iiUTEI.,

NEW HOTEL.
IN TO THE PUBLIC.
liaribgrrbuilt, fitted up, aud furnished
Myold Stand in Glenyillc.
| am no prepared 10 accommodate the
publis In comfortable Snd substantial
mNnner-both man and beast. Thankful
for past patronage, ! would respectfully
solicit a call from my old customers aud
tie public generally. ST." RuDDELL.
The democrat. [volume] (Weston, W. Va.) 1868-1874, 1873-03-17

TNmoMAs A. BRADFORD,
Attorney at Law,
FHiLLIPPE, Bur6om tc., ". Va.
Practices In Tue State and Federal
Courts. All business promptly attended
10.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-15

in the Police Court, on a complaint
charging him with rape on the person
of Alice Wallace, a young married
woman, at q saloon under the Wind
sor House, on market street. h teSu-
fled that defendant induced her to go
to the saloon, gave her brandy, and
she became weak and incapable OF re-
Sistiug him, when he accomplished
his purpose. For the defense it was
shown that the women was notorious
ly lewd, separated from her husband
and children, and that she drank
with Wentworth a half dozen times,
made no outcry, and remained i'll the
in the room ali night. Wentworth is
well known in this city. Wallace has
commenced SUIT Tor divorce. After
hearing all the testimony. the Court
reserved its decision till tomorrow.
1t is reported that the officers of the
German companies were lnSulted by
the French companies on the Fourth,
when the latter refused to salute them
on the counter-march. They will hold
"a meeting "Wednesday night to on
slider the propriety of distaEding and
leaving the National Guard.
Charles ID. Coon, who was convicted
of embezzling stock belonging to Ca
hill * Co., brokers'; and Joel ii. Mans
field, accused CT attempting to murder
Miss Mary Helm, his lover, will lie
dismissed from Gus oGy to-morrCS
under the decision of the Supreme
Court granting a new trial.
The panic in the mining share mar
ket to-day was caused by the an
nouncement that the croSS-cuts on the
1,700-toot level had proved Il failure.
Savage declined S37 from the mimi
mum price of Satnrday-openlny at
sos and closing al SO.
About 50 boys $, girls and women, at
tackled the express wagons loaded
with Cinnamon, on Third street, and
pelted them with stones and clubs,
and dragged their baggage out of the
wagons, Despite the blowing whis-
ties and yells for police, no officers
came to quell the riot. These lnfa-
nous affairs are of almost daily &C.
currence in this city.
Los ANGELES, July IA.
From an Arizona Miner. extra, dated
Prescott, July 7th, orders have been
issued for the abandonment of Camp
Hualpai. Camps Beale Springs and
Date Creek will soon be also abo-
lished. The troops will probably be
used in the construction of the tele-
graph line.
A letter from Phoenix, July 4th
SAYS, a Mexican named Mariana lis
nado, captured for stealing a COW
from b. +. Patterson, was brought
before Justice Griffin, bound over and
remanded to Jail. An excited crowd
gathered in town on the morning of
the trial, and took Tisnado from the
Jail and hung him. TIsnado was inl-
pllcated III the recent Griffin murder.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-15
The Law Of Lihel.

After considerable discussion, the
Pennsylvania Constitutional Conven-
ton has adopted the following limita-
ton of the law of libel
No conviction shall he had in any
prosecution for the publication of pa
pers relating to the official conduct of
officers or men in public capicity. or
10 any other matter proper for public
investigation OF information, where
the fact that such publication was not
maliciously or n~egligently made shall
he established tOthe satisfaction ofthe
iurv. And i'm all indictments for libel
the Jury shall have the right to deter
mine the law and the facts, under the
direction Of the court, as i'll other
cases.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-15
The State Prison.

The report of the State Prison War
den. 2. C. Hynan, for the quarter
ending June 30th, is published in the
Carson appeal. The document is too
long for orr columns. The Enterprise,
in noticing it editorially, says: During
the first quarter of the current year
the earnings of the prison amounted
to but S197, with a total expenditure of
S7,7Sl. The expenses Of the second
were 81, al while the earnings of the
prison reached Sl,SS5. During the
latter period permanent improve
merits valued at So, ZOO were made in
and around the prison. But, indie
pendently of these improvements
the cost Of the prison TO the State was
So 2S less for the second than the first
quarter. making a saving of owe one
thousand dollars per month. On the
30th the prison contained eighty-seven
convicts, who, with the officers, nCni-
beriug sixteen, are fed at twenty-five
and one-half cents per day. Alto
gether, the report speaks we'll for the
present management of the prison,
and we trust a worse showing will
not be made before the meeting of the
next Legislature.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1873-07-15
PACIFIC COAST DISPATCHES
FROM
SAN FRANCISCO, july IA.

"a L MANI lSNo, July II.
T~wenty-eight Chinese students ar
rived Yesterday under the charge of
Prot. Yuug Chung, and stopped at
the Occidental, They Will 90 to
Springfield, Mass.
Considerable interest is already man
ifested in the great trOtting race to
come Oft at Agricultural Park next
Saturday, for $40, 900, mile heats,
best 3 in ), between Ella Lewis and
Sam Purdv. Bets on time are made
that heats will be trOtted as low down
as 2:27.
About 200 fond mothers have en-
tered their babies for the grand baby
show commencing on the I1Ch, at Pa
cific hall. and continuing three GAYS.
a Gilman III mutilated in a name
less name one OF his cOuntrymen
Yesterday, so that he cannot survive.
Accounts of the affair vary: some say
the monster did it because his victim
refused to submit to an unnatural
crime; and others hat jealousy Ola
Chinese woman was the cause.
Prince Ahuna and suite are in the
city en- route to japan.
Several savage fights occurred in
the Chinese quarter last night. Pts
tolls, knives and swords were used.
Severa Cinnamon were badly hurt,
but none killed.
The Colorado brought i,026 passen-
gers.
Fred. g. Wentworth. the saloon
keeper, was examined this afternoon