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Reducing Fare.

CAPE MAY, August 21.-The principal
hotels here, the Stockton, Congress Hall,
and Columbia, will reduce their rates to
$3 per day for the remainder of the sea-
son, commencing tomorrow. This, with
the reduction in railroad tares, will, it is
hoped, make long season for Cape
Nav
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Barnus Coming.

During the Exposition Barnun's
great Hippodrome will pitch its tent in
our city for one week. Nothwithstand-
ing the tragic end of the late Prof. DON
aldson and his companion, Mr.. Grim
wood, balloon ascensions will be made,
directly after the close of each after :
noon's performance by Barnum's press
agent, Mr.. Thomas, in his celebrated
afr-ship, t'P. Il. Barnum."
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To Camp 1ippecdnoe.

The l., c. & L. railroad will, on to-mor-
row morning, run an excursion train
over their road to scamp Tippecanoe,"
near Harrison, the place where our "sol
dier boys" are encamped. The train will
leave the Plum-street depot at 8 A. NJ,
stopping at all stations; and return,
leaving the encampment at 8 z. NJ, after
the "dress parade" One fare for the
round trip from all stations.
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The Trouble in Geoyota,

MACON, GA, August 21.-The latest
reports from Washington, Burke and
Jefferson counties report everything
quiet. About seventy of the ring lead
ears have been arrested, and are con-
fined in jail.
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The xndtans Holding on TO the Biaek
~. t HiiIs.
CHICAGO, August Fl. - Reports from
the up-river tribes indicate that they
will refuse to sell their rights to the
Black Hills at any price.
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The Suit against Comusfssioner Corben
dnd the CifU.

The case Of Birmingham VS.. Corbett and the
City Of Cincinnati, came up before Squire
Riley at 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon. After
the hearing OF evidence the defendant, Mr..
Corbett, was on motion dismissed, the case
with regard TO the City Of Cincinnati being
continued until o'clock to-day. sta pa
In the afternoon the case was continued till
Tuesday at 2 p. Al,
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Murder and Speedy venosa noe,

LUMBER CITY, GA, August 2.-In a
fight which. occurred here to-day A. j..
Wells shot and mortally wounded Sam
nel Vernon. In attempting to make his
escape Wells was shot and killed by
Robert Powell.
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CODstxed.,

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Aug. 21.-The
steamer, City OF Panama, from Panama
and way ports, which arrived here yes
terday, reports that Che barkantine
Pro Benito was capsized in the harbor of
Ampton
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KiLied-Arn. Cut OR.

Special to the Star.
COLUMBUS, August 21.-Thomas Burch,
aged 50, was yesterday killed by falling
down an embankment near the Barracks.
Chas. Bryson, aged years, had his
arm cut off by planning machine yester-
day in the furniture factory.
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FORT VALLEY, GA, August 21.-The
first bale of the new crop of cotton was
received from Houston county yesterday.
1t weighed 433 pounds, was classed as
strictly low middling, and sold at IA
0nntG
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-21
A $2OO,OOO Fire.

PHILADELPHIA, August 21.-A fire in
the Albion Print Works occurred at 2:80
A. M. to-day. The works which were
destroyed were owned by Joseph Lea q
Co., of Philadelphia. The loss is now
estimated at 100000. Insurance, $780,
900.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-21

The miners OF the Ashland, KY, mines
commence work to-day at sixty cents
per ton.
The Mississippi editorial excursionists
leave Buffalo this afternoon for the Nam
moth Cave and home.
The Toledo and 6t. Louis Airline rail-
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CAPT. JAS. SMITH was severely hurt by
runaway last evening.
SARAH j. JEssoP was appointed adminstra-
trix Of DR.. Comey Jessop, in the Probate Court
to -day. Personality, $5OU
Two pieces Of property, valued together at
S66,UO0, were offered at Sherifs sale to-day,
but were returned without being sold.
Mr.. THOMAS A. BOYD, for two years past Ii
brarlan at The Mechanics Institute, leaves the
city in few uays for the north Of Ireland.
JOHN KEAus, aged "a years, Of Butler coun-
ty, and a butcher by occupation, was brought
before the Probate Court and adjudged insane.
He was accordingly taken to Longview Asy-
lum.
G. F. STUTzMANN. JR., and j. H. Darlington
announced on Change to-uay their CO. partner-
ship under the firm name of Stutzmann Il Bar
rington. Mr.. Stutzmann is well known to our
mercantile community, having been engaged
in the pork business number Of years. MIR.
harrington for some time has been connected
with the old reliable house Of Geo. Al. Horl 81
Co., and is noted for his business tack and en-
ergy. The new irm have our best wishes for
their success.
.QUITE lively little row occurred this morn
ing in Schreiner's saloon, corner Sycamore
street and Yateman alley, the dramatis per-
sone being private watchnian named Brooks
and u steamboat cook by the name Of Coleman.
While drinking together Brooks suddenly, and,
as Coleman SAYS, without any cause, drew q
knife and began slashing at Coleman with
deadly purpose, w0unding him in the left arm
and hand. Hereupon Mr.. Coleman became ex-
cited, and, rushing into the street. gathered
bOwlder, with which he proceeded to hammer
reason into Brooks Uranium. Brooks injuries
are painful, though not dangerous. No ar.
rests.
The Urbana 1remen, while visiting other
places Of interest in tho city, yesterday, took
In the Lion Brewery, and made thorough ex-
cursion OF Its vast underground vaults and
store houses. The capacities Of this brewery
are something wonderful even to oCincinnatians
who are accustomed to large beer cellars, and
to the Urbana boys the visit was one Of the
features Of the occasion. The remembrance OF
the long rows of immense beer tanks covered
with piles OF dripping ice, and remembrance Of
the foaming lager beer, will haunt them while
the hot weather remains.
OFFICER MCFARLAND to-day arrested Lydia
Ann Marshall, aged rs years. and her mother,
Margaret Marshall, aged 50 years. both colored
people, in place IN Bucktown known as
'Happy Hollow" on the charge Of vagrancy,
and conducted them to the Hammond-street
Station house. The officers found them liter
ally wall0wing in filth and starving to death.
The den which they occupied is an old
weather. beaten building full Of vermin
and unfit for human to live In. When the old
lady was taken to the Stati0n-house she was
unable to speak, and is became necessary Tor
a physician to be called, who administered
medical aid. The Doctors opinion Is, however,
that she will not live for the remaining part of
the day. The Hospital ambulance was sent
for aud she was taken under treatment at that
$4,000 worth Of property In this city.
A
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Alleged Frauds " the Qwartersss0 sfer's
Department.
WASHINGTON, August 21.-It is alleged
that frauds have been discovered in the
Quartermaster's Department to the
amount of $4,000, being charges for
never furnished. The charges
it is claimed were made by Barnum, a
man of New York, who had fur
nished clothing, and the vouchers were
certified by Capt. Maddox.
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Races.

SARATOGA, August 21.-Survivor won
the first race and Wild Idle the second.
The second was four-mile dash. Time,
1889.
The Cincinnati daily star. [volume] ([Cincinnati, Ohio]) 1875-1880, 1875-08-21

/" ARRANTED TO CURE, or the money
Etv refunded. DR.. j. q. Kerr's Groat system
Renovator is good alike for child and adult. 1t
6 q preventive and cure Of all fevers and SMALL
Qox. 1t cures all diseases arising from impure
hood; cures all skin diseases, liver complaint,
prysipelas, dyspepsia, constipation, piles, fux,
ysentery, headache, neuralgia, debilitated
Barrhea, biliousness, fever and agne, and chol-
"a mcrbus. Depot, No 1Ss W. Fourth ct. Sold
s sll dyuggists . jysl-ltS
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REL1a1ous DIRECTORY.

OColumbia, Sunday, August %, at 4:30 p. M.
Several good speakers Will be in attendance.
Iltkl
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BOARDING.

room to rent to ON. or two
I'D ladies, with references, in private family,
Aor $3.50 per week piece. Call at No. Boy g. West
Eighth street. auo-T
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FT.yOR RENT - FARM - OF rs acres; frame
II house, almost new; good bearing orchard;
two acres Of grapes, bearing: ON liue OF w. w.
". Il. B.; rs miles outs 500 per year, can have
tor Ave years. II. b. HORNADAY, New Tren-
ION, Ind. au2o-2t
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i acres-House rooms; barn anu crib; good
roads, near station; churches schools &C.;
korses, cows, wagons, and farming utensils.
inquire Of w. T. CHAMBERLIE, this Office.
AUDIT
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TNOR SALE CARRIAGE New and sec
Il ond hand, in great variety. For bargains
Rall ct 10 and 81 West Seventh street. GEO. q.
MILLER & SONS. sep7-tf
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TNOR SALE OR TRADE-HOUSE-1K- Il story
L frame, rooms on first floor. with cellar,
bfiice, smoke house, barn, &C.: no better open
ing in the State for physician. Address L.
H., Crown City, o. ~ au2O-3t
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LNOR SALE-HOUSE-Busin house in the
E town OF Bellefontaine, o.; two store rooms.
For further particulars address L. w. HOL-
FER, BellelOntane, o. au20-2t
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NOR SALE - BOILER - A good vertical
boiler, formerly built for steam yacht; sold
ft q bargain. Address l.. L. BUGBEY, Spring
beld, o. au21 -6t*
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iTNOR SALE-HOUSE-3-sto story brick, on Sec
Il ond st., In Aurora, one square from depot;
will rent or sell on reasonable terms; possess
mon given LIST Of September: good place for
4ry-goods house, saloon or boarding house
bonn p. WALKER. at2O-3t
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FOR RENT.

tJNOR RENT-IN NEWPORT-HOUSE s
rooms, on Front street, two doors below
Monmouth street; hydrant in yard. Key at
no 45 Sycamore street, Cincinnati. IT..
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fTNOR SALE-LAND--5 so acres prairie land
E good spring on same; in thfckly- settled
heighborhood, In Adair county, Iowa, near
bounty seat. Or will trade for horse and light
spring wagon. Address "W," this office.
ljy14-tfl
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wv save money in bnying good custom made
boots, shoes, CATERS or slippers, to go to s.
iAARx'S,- 230 West Fifth street, He not only
Hetails at wholesale prices but he also opens
Staily jobloa Of fashionable boots and shoes
which he sells at prices that astonish every
Kpdy. We therefore advise you to look at
EARX'S bargains before you buy elsewhere.
&ao early, to avoiu the great rush in the even-
ing. au2i-lt
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T OSr-BOOK-Contai memoranda Of
i trip through the Western States, on 3;.0
train from Dayton. Finder will be rewarded
by leaving at Gibson House. au2O-2t
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I'M NANTED TEACHER Competent Ger
w man and English teacher for mixed
tehool. Apply, with recommendations. to the
necretary School Board LaWrenceburg, Ind.
! TaI2O -3tl
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ATTANTED-MILLINE Hsmilton. O.,
w to take charge Of the millinery depart
ment in store; none but an experienced hand
aeed apply. Call at 804 w. Fourth st.. Cincin-
Hati. between the hours OF and II A. NJ, on
Either the 2Sd, oath or 25th of this month.
tau2O-2tl fy.t
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NTANTED-To CLOSE OUT-A stock of
wv 1rst.class Sewing Machines IN order to
retire finally from the business. Will sell at
nOST for CASH. Call for AGENT, $50 W alnut'
Itreet, frst floor. je26-tf
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II OST-LOCK ET-With letter N engraved
II on one side. Finder will be literally re-
Farded by leaving same at General Ticket
Once Of l., e. j. L. X. r. auzO-2t
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KXTANTED-TO BUY-Standing or side
w wall showcase, from to feet high,
md from to ~ feet long Also, box counter,
SreJs &. B. r., this Office. au10-tf -
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NTTANTED-PARTNE widow without
wv incumbrance wishes to engage with
married lady, either in keeping boarders OF to
bake In sewing. Address j. HOLMES, City
Post office au20-2t
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FLASHES.

MADRID, August 2l.-The Carlist I
Rippalle has been killed in Leo D'Urs
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ANTANTED-TO TRADE-Section 81, town
wv ship 10, range east, Clay county, Kan
Pity, California. Address s., Box 60, Muncie,
indiana. au20-3t
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LOST.

n OST-DOG--Smal white, with brown spots !;
4 INo 4. .S47 marked on collar. Call on HENRY
HARTMAN, SedamsyIlle, and receive reward.
lau20-2t
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FOR SALE.

THOR SALE "A SALOON - A good corner
III stand. Call at 556 Il. Third st. .au20-2t*
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1875-09-15

fhs lsetasxevfass Gnsurrsetien
Nearly subdued.
CoxsfAxfrxorLE, Sept. 1.-THE lat.
sst ofacial advicss from Herzegovina
state that the insurgents appear willing
10 negotiate with the Cousuls. There
have been NO Offensive movements for
several days. The latest encounters
terminated In favor Of the Turks. Emf.
grating families are beginning to return.
%. Lsgsr Races.
LONDON. Sept. 1.-THE 81. Lsesr
stakes were won BY Craigmillar; Bale
second and Earl Of Darling third.
View York Rsiiresd Company.
DAVENPORT. Iowa. September 16.-
Information has been received In this
city that Il q meeting held by the Ger
man owners Of the Rockford. Rock Is
land and 81. Louis Railroad bonds In
Frankfort, on the 9th and 10th inst.
there was q cordial indorsemsnt Of the
action taken by Mr.. Osterberg. with In.
structions for him TO return to this
c,untry forthwith with full powers to
organize the new company formed In
this city last month. or lease. sell. or
operate tho road himself In the interest
Of The bondholdsrs. Mr.. Trumbull, Of
Chicago. the legal adviser Of Mr.. oster-
borg and Captain Robinson. wsfo here
yesterday for consultation with capital
lists interested In the formation Of tho
new conpany, lI
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TO THE CITIZENS OF GOLD nILL.

You arc all invited 70 call and inspect
our new and elegant store with is full,
rich stock OF watches. chains, jewolry,
silvcrwarc. diamonds, clocks, bropzes,
music boxes, ctc. Whcnever you visit
San Francisco you will always DO 70
ceiyed In q courteous manner by J. W.
Tucker. 1871 Kearny street, who will al
ways take pleasure In showing custom.
srs through his stock OF goods, never
considering Il o trouble. but always tax.
Ing great pleasure In showing goods.
Don't fail TO call and 500 him ere you
purchase elsewhere. He will send good,
for selection TO any part OF the States
and will repair watches and jswsiry sent
through Wells, Fargo & Co., guarantee
ing all work which leaves his store; en-
ploying. M he does. tho best Of work
men. Don't forgot his now store-i3l
Kearny strcot only.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ni..i.E-rhs osisord ARAir.


NOMINAL. September l5.-J. n.
Nichols. q stock broker long and favor
ably known on tho street, is missing, AZ
Is his son also. who has been Receiving
Teller In the Bank OF Commerce here
for some years. The latter Is reported
to b behind nity thousand dollars.
In the City Council last night n Of
the Aldermen inquired as to the action
Of the Mayor In the late Guibord riots.
His Worship replied at some length,
stating as the cemetery was out OF the
city limits II was beyond his jurisdiction.
but oven this did not prevent Lis going
to tho grounds and e~ndeavoring to dis
psrss the mob. He thought tho com.
munity was to.bo congratulated ON It's
escape from bloodshed, and said every
thing was assuming a moro quiet and
more peaceful look.
Tho stringsncy in tho money market
still continues.
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op..i.E OF On. state Pair In ssers-

opeaisE or she Mate Fair In ssera'
mente.
SACRAMENTO. Sept. 1.-THE State
Fair opened this morning. and strangers
are gathered In town In large numbers.
Al yet thoy are principally exhibitors
pleasure seekers not being expected for
q day or two. Tho managers anticipate
that this will bs the most successful fair
held In the State. They have taken
this year what to many soems q bold
departure. and will run the fair ten in.
stead Of six days as heretofore. The
efforts Of the society were circumscribed
BY a DIX days far during the last tw o
or three years. The exhibits were so
large that the Commissioner didn't
have ample time after everything was In
running order. and It takes two days 70
get things hxed TO make awards. Al
the stock grounds there are a few
herds Of cattle already Cd view.
but the bulk will como up today or to.
morrow. Tho entries are large, anditis
expected this years fair will bring
together the finest collection Of stock
ever seen In the State. II those already
on hand may bs taken ms a sample. this
will bs tho case. Mr.. Powers, Of Sac
ramento county. being on the spot, has
his stock on exhibition, and Il may safe
y DO said his nineteen imported Jerseys
ars a. hns cattle as were eve o graz
Ing In the Channel Islands. J. Hamil-
ton. Of Santa Clara. has o fine collection
Of Ethan Allen colts. and Is sanguine OF
taxing q premium for his stud. Various
agricultural implements have put In an
appearance. Racing commences at the
Park this afternoon. The pavilion
opens tomorrow evening. Nearly one
hundred entries were made up 10 II A.
n, and they arc still pouring In.
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lBy tho Western Union Lins.I

sAS FRAscrsco, Sept. 30 p. NJ
Stocks are stiff on tho street this fore
noon. Transactions are made In Cali
fornia at s59A; Ophir went to $50
Best 4 Bslchor sold at sI2H. and Mex
lean SO. brokers' generally predict o
good market on the opening Of the Big
Boards. and are In the best Of spirits.
Ths Brokers' excursion to Virginia Ia
Indefinitely postponed on account Of the
favorable showing Of the market and
tho opportunities afforded for private
operations.
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ruRRR DOLLARS.

Save time. health and money. Avoid quaek'
and buy "chemicai Strength" sold by all drug,
rsts. IpstrrctIons full. and . cure euaranteea
m any cass Of dehiliaiing dreams. Tor semlnsl
sveakness), and al alarming symptoms oI nsI
vous decay. resulting from self-abuse. excesees
ar auy esuse. CRIns D BRIaHkn. WholesaIs
Assnts, san Yrancireo. Sent BY express. v
o. D.. 70 any address. anti
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CARn.

To all Who are suffering nom the errors and
lndlscrctions OF youth, nervous weakness,
early decay. loss Of manhood. etc. win send
q recipe that will cure you. fres OF charge.
slunary In South America. send Q selfad.
dressed envelope 10 the Rev. Joseph 7. lnmau,
station ID, Bible House. New York City.
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A tuuGn.

In . letter to Nrs. Lisle. of Chicago, . well
tnoxu eontributor to the Western press, she
,.enb<s The cure Of . dangerous cough. aseoin-
panied By bleeding a. ne lung,s 10 lia,e.
\. .sx. .thrvatened 10 suff0eate M
mi he Honey Of liorehound and Tar has
,-woysa every trsoe Of H." Tbs lcttes Vas Tn
isJy Trend In this ely. who has placed IL II
he disposal Of u N. Chttsniou, Z sixth ave.
me. Pixies Toothsehs Drops cure In one
..lnule
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Arrival. Tai. nssasss.

USusrAL wHIsrLINo.-Perhaps there
is no ono thing that viii quicker collect
n crowd In this place than q signal OF
fire. sounded by some Of the numerous
steam whistles. The majority OF peo-
pie who have resided here any length Of
time. notice anything unusual in the
manne Of blowing the whistles instant.
ly. Two little excitements Of tho kind
occurred within the past t~wenty-four
hours, one nj about Z o'clock last oven
ing, and the other at II u. to-day. In
both instances. as near ms We can learn.
no alarm was intended. bat the whistle
valves caught aud allowed tho steam TO
steam TO escape for n considerable time.
The one at II o'clock-somewhero down
the canyon-blowed for n full minute.
and created the only sign OF life that has
been manifest in tho town to-day. Our
chief editor was NJ excited that he got
ON the roof Of tho office and climbed
the tlag-polc 10 get a view OF the con-
snminy building. He left an order with
his broker 10 sell short on some OF the
mine. at tho lower end Of the canyon.
and Il il our candid belief he would
not have she'd n tear to-day II some hoist
inc works down there we're crsmated.
Hal such u thing occurred Il would have
furnished Us MI item. hut We arc not OF
the cold.bloodcd class who woul re-
ioic,. 10 zee half the town burn mp in
order thai VIC might get a startling local.
Bouxp To nE TnrsD.--Judgc Knox OF
Virginia, was tried yesterday for lis
turbing his neighbor. Professor Clark,
in the practice Of his duties as q musical
teacher, AMI tho jury could not agree.
The Judge IL not satisfied with this state
of affairs. and insists that he shall have
another trial and 30 allowed to prove
his innocence. He and Frank Moulton
would make q good team. His case
will he tried again before Judge Cox.
next Saturday.
FIxarE PiScuKp ORA man named
Spiro Iiptz. had tho index finger OF his
right hand caught between q couple Of
large rocks Mt about 0 o'clock this morn
ing. and 40 severely crushed that II had
10 10 amp"'s'.u 49, "nnio.rd ~
NY WV, ~ NJ III. track Of The Virginia
snJ ,T,n.tsa ,silnosd- near Tho Ov.rmsn
mine. AMI received the injury nj thai
place. DR.. Kirby attended him.
ALMOST A FiHr.-A building on Amer
lean Flat, which stands near the rail-
a.. hv .n.,t. from ,
ro"'. wa. Se' VI" nv
passing locomotive, a, o ~.
yesteriay. We are tod ina, 'ns men ON
another train. that passed. inc piaes
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srAr,oNknY AM JEwnLRY.

J. D. Nsrshali. At the Gold i'm Post
,Giee store. IL sole agent for all
he san Francisco and Sacramento daily
tspenr. All the iate-t Eastern periodicals.
magazines. etc.. received a. coon ~ pubtshed.
md delivered In any part III town. blank
,oDks and stationery In great variety. Blank
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