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O0sciaI Vote of Limcsim tem.fy.

The following is the official return Of the
vote of this county;
STANFORD PRECINCT.
McCrcary, 1913; Underwood, 1913; Moss,
i95; Smith, 1896 Tate, i95; Henderson, i97;
Marcum, i9S.
Harlan, 3si; Boyd, $40; Goodloe, 375;-
Railia, S7ii Berry, S75; Patrick, S75; Grit
i'm, 37i.
shanks, $40; Harris, pa; Bobbitt, 10;
Der mis- 6s; Phillips 81.
Dudderar, n; Mitchell, 81; Dillon. 10.
CRAB ORCHARD PRECINCT.
McCreary, 2l7; Harlan. 1913. Ilarlan's
vote about so ahead Of his ticket.
shanks, los; Bobbitt, l6s; Harris, So.
For Convention, 1896 against, 40.
HusrosyILLE
McCreary $50; Harlan 1896; shanks 1873;
Harris PSI; Bobbitt7,
IGHLAND.
McCreary 30; Harlan las; shanks 10;
Harris 60; Bobbitt 20.
HUNTSVILLE.
McCreary l26; Harlan 97i shanks "a
Harris 1865; Bobbitt o,
wAYNEsBuRG.
McCeary 1873; Harlan 1925; shanks 2lli
Harris 9O Bobbitt o.
WALNUT FLAT.
McCreary 10; Harlan So shanks ST.
Harris 6s; Bobbiu s.
McCreary's mai in the courty 2l2i For
Constitutional Convention 1904; No. votes
east in the county 1850 This shows an
increase over the vote of 1874, Of is9, and
Radical gain Of 65. The large increase
of votes is attributable to the employees of
the G. s. X. r., and the Radical gain comes
from the unpariy like practice Of swapping
| votes.
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J.. W. IIARRrs, Special Deputy Grand
Worthy Chief Templ-r ]. o. q. T., lec,urc-
at the lodge tonight.
CASEY County AGAINST THE WORLD
Mr.. Robert Ross, Of this place, relates that
he recently visited Uncle Jimmy ShackcI-
ford, residing on Frace Fork creek, and
found him busiIy working at his trade
that Of gunsmith. Mr.. 8. Is about % years
Of age A gun which he loaned to neigh
Dor, lately having been brought home with
load In IL, Tor fear II might rust he fired
Il of at target forty or fifty yards distant
and "drove center" Where Is the man Of
his age that can beat IL,
THE continued rains have damaged the
wheat to considerable extent; ruined oats,
and injured the hay crop very much. There
are different opinions in regard TO the corn
crop: some contending that prospects are
fine, while others contend there i too much
stalk.
EDucATioSAL.-IIostil have been
opened As usual, about this time Of year,
against ignorance. There are the most fat
tering indications that the ign will
be prosecuted with an uprelentinp yiror.--
Profs. q. W. Chevi-, J. +. Tarter, W. r.
Thomas, y. NJ. Williams, Wallace Jones,
Misses Ida and Maggie Roland, aud other
heroe. and heroines have taken the 6eld.--
with tho v,Il;,,, II ~ CoIem,n n. c,m.
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for every form OF Nervous Debility aud Weakness,
whether general OF special that can possibly affect
the human syst m. Asa most powerful detergent
or eliminaior Of disease IL has proved itself the
most remarkable and valuable discovery Of the 18Th
century.
Since this great remedy has come into the posses
sion Of d. Lothrop, he has expended vast sums Of
money and called 10 his aid the most learned chem
lists OF the age In extracting and perfectng It's viz
tues that they may he realized In the most en-
cacious manner at the least possible Inconvenience
and cost to the patient
We are satisfied BY repeated expesienee, as well as
by repeated chemical ansys that In this rare ex-
oiic, the syricum plant, are 10 lie ionnd medical
virtues Of the greatest value, admirably adapted 10
almost every class Of diseases arising from derange-
ment Of the nervous systeni or nom lack Of nerve
power, NO matter nom what cause the irIegularty
or deficiency may have been produced. This great
fact established, we have pushed investigations
until In the various modes Of Its exhibition, either
as balm cordial operating ~ detergent, cleans
eT and purifier, or mild yet searching eathartic
10 the iorm Of pill, Il can he made TO reash every
par, Of the human body, forciss out, a. IL we're,
The souoces Of disease debility and death, and lat
ting In all the needul elements Of liie health and
vigor, so important and necessary 10 the complete
enjoy nlent " all those faculties which contribute 10
the constitution u periect manhood.
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GARRaRD COUNTY NEWS.
Lassr0s fcr.

L0ssr0sfrr.
VIZ have been unavoidably detained
from Lancaster for two weeks or more, con-
sequently our failure to give you reports
from here for that time, but by an extra
exertion and the aid Of a crutch we got
back in time to vote at the election, and
will resume our reporting.
CIRCUIT court commences here next
Monday. The Commonwealth docket is
larger than usual, while the others aIe
light.
The contested election case between
Kennedy and Faulkner has bsen decided in
favor of Col. Faulkner-he having gained
by the contest six votes, which to his ma
jority Of twelve that he got at the election,
gives him a majority of eighteen.
THERE is some talk Of building an en-
CINE house in the center Of the public
square, which, il done and enclosed with a
nice iron railing, would add much to the
town, and be an improvement ON the rock
pile that now graces the center Of the
square.
AUCTION Of dry goods and merchandise
is going on here at the store-house of Rob-
ertson Il Dunlap, late Of Danville, Ky.
VIZ hal quite an interesting election here
last Saturday evening and night, between
q. W. Dunlap and W. q. Bradley, candi-
dates for President Of the Lancaster Il
Crab Orchard turnpike. After considera-
BILE voting and re-votine Dunlap was elect
ed President o. the road.
To the honor Of Garrard, let il be said,
the election has passed off quietly so far as
we have heard. There was not a single
fuss or disturbance at any precinct in the
county, and we hope and believe that here
after the elections in Garrsrd county will
pass or as peacefully as this last one. We
have not been able to get an exact repor, Of
the vote between Harlan and McCreery,
but il is conceded that Harlan will carry
the county by from one hundred to one
hundred and ten majority. The vote for
Legislature in the four districts was As fol-
lows Anderson's DEM majority at Ian
caster precinct 40; at Bryantsvills 81
Berkele's rep majority at Buckeye pre-
cinct ll9; at Paint Lick 72-making
Berkle's majority in the county 30 votes.
SPRIG.
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Rrv. V. +. KIRrLry, of the Baptist
church, will preach here as usual on the
ID Sunday at II o'clock. Subject Of dis
course, "lIeaven." Mr.. Kirlley will go
from here To the South Kentucky Associa-
ton, To- he held zen miles from Somerset,
on Tuesday the i7th, and will deliver an
address before it on the subject Of Educa.
ton. 4 number Of distinguished diyines
will 5c in attendance, and season Of reli-
gious enjoyment l. expected.
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Mn. W J.. DAwsoS, formerly Of this
county, but now living in Missouri, writes
to friend here that in Bates county, Cas-,
aud johnson, the worst Of the gras-hoppcr
rcgtDn, all the pests have left, and the grass
is six feet high aud corn a. tine ~ ever
was seen. lie says the country does not
promise anything like starvation. Such
grass Ms Mr.. Dawson writes abaSt, with the
hoppers left out, is tine thing TO have in
any county.
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CuoI.EsA CAUSE.-THE following Is said
10 be almost specific for cholera or other
bowel complaints, and is highly recommen.
dcd by leading Physicians. Take equal
parts ,inctute opium, red pepper, rhubarb,
peppermint aud csmphor. In ease 81 diar.
rh~a take dose Of ten to twenty drop. in
three or four ieaspoonfuls Of water. No
one who has this by him and takes II in
time will ever have the cholera.
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PERsoSAL.-Miss Bah 4. Barker, after
short stay in our town, the guest Of the
Misses Logan, lef, for her home In Chris
,ian county, on yesterday. Mis- Barker by
her very winning manners made a host Of
friends, whose faces, since hei departure
wear the same aspect NJ that Of defeated
candidate. This was her first, but We trust
not her last visit TO our town. May the
skies bend brightly over her always, with
the rainbow ever there.
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PAINFUL accident happened to ciii-
zen OF this county, on Tuesday last In at
tempting TO extricate horse from the har-
ness, after the animal had fallen down
while in the shafts, the gentleman, Mr..
Brown, almost severed an artery with his
knife in making an effort to cut the animal
loose-,he knife making an ugly cash in
the wrist Of the left arm.
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Ar meeting of the Trustees of The Stan
ford Male seminary, last week, ii was deci-
ded to have the builiing put in decent ne
pair. This Is an improvement much need
ed, as the winter is not far of, and the
building sadly out of repair. II has also
been suggested that an effort be made to add
to the house and make II far more comfort
able and convenient than il is at present, or
has ever been. Surely the boys deserve as
good house as the girls-and We hope
thoy will soon have il.
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" Is said that over $1,000 worth II fcnc.
ing, wa,cr-gap-, &c.. wer washed away
along our different streams in this county,
during the present summer-nonc Of which
can ever W. reclaimed, "a IL would cost
morn to hau, back the property than il is
worth, even though II could bs done, which
is doubtful. No such floods have ever been
known, to the oldest citizen. We trust
that none such may ever occur again.
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Now that the election is over we hope
that all people will quiet themselves down
To their every day work, and forget any
and all bitterness which may have been en-
gendered duriny the heated canvass for Of
fee. "Let the dead past bury the dead
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE. W. Harris
Special Deputy Grand Worthy Chief Temp
lar, will deliver lecture on temperance in
Crab Orchard tonight at Preachersville,
Saturday night in Stanford, Sunday even
ing at 3 o'clock, and Sunday night.
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SALLY JOKES and Liz. Overstreet, two
women Of color, got into pitched battle
in our suburb, 'Maeksville,' on Tuesday
last, and gouged each other hercely, during
which time pistol was fired by a peace
maker, accidentally, which had a soothing
efIect
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TnE various Oranges Of the county arr
requested To meet at the Grange Hall on
Monday next, Court day, at ., 7. NJ.
J. A. HARRIS, Marshall Lincoln Co.
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WHAT has become Of our sprightly cor
respondent fsl-tah?
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TnE Garrard Circuit Court will convene
On Monday next They have three terms
a year, the next one coming ON the "a Mon
i,y Ia Oct, Der.
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PERsoSAL.-Miss Lille Carson, of Stan
ford, and Miss Pattie e. Carson, IL l.ancas-
ter are visiting Mr. sam'l X wolch, Of this
eouniy.-Jes.umiae Journal.
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TnE Cicero Of the Mountains" i, van
pushed and the sweet notes Of his oratory
are heard M more. Sir ,,uHsii gliria muHdi.
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WI are indebted to Mr.. W 5. Mycrr, OF
Crab Orchard for the official return Of the
vote in that precinct.
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"CoNr, yc discon-olaie,' and try Il again
next election.
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foUSp. On Monday last, Ring which
the owner will receive 10y describing, and
paving for this advertisement.
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q. u. EssEI, Somerset, Is "-till alive yet .
Ills store il the place for bargains.
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CONSIDERABLY elongatod-the faces Of
the defeated candida, :.
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REv. q. q. BAnSEs will preach in the
Court lIou-c here, on Sunday next, at 1
o'clock L. NJ.
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The Cordial Balm Of Syricum and
TONIC PILLS

Sold by Druggists every here. II they do not have
ID them TO get II Tor you, which they can do Al
any Of the following Wholesale Druggists
JOHN D. HENRY a co, New York City,
JOHNSON, HOI.lOwELL A Co, Phila, ~
SETH :. HANCE, baltimore. Nd.
n. MONTEusE CO., New Orleans, Ia.
VAN SHACK, STEVENSON REID, chicseo II.
JOHN u. PARKS, Cincinnati, Ohio.
sTRONG A COBB, Cleveland, Ohio.
COLLINS BROS, 81 Louis No.
FARRAND WILLIAMS 40, Detroit, Mich.
~ y. ALFRED, Louisville, ny.
Por sale by Druggists Generally Evefywhsre.
DIR LorHROP, Proprietor may bs CONSULTED pro-
DIR. q. EDGAR LOrH8OP,
,,. las Court street. Boston.
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DoS'r look 50 serious, We couldn't all be
elected.
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Tnr Dnichman at Somerset is open
apain
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SnASKs "bcarled the lion in his own
den and tied him. l6s-iGS.
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II Is mighty hard to keep Dutchman
down, especially II the Dutchman possesses
the amount Of pluck and energy that our
worthy friend G.. II. Ensel, of Somerset,
does. \ few weeks sgo financial embarras-
nenis compelled the closing Of his store.
hr' h7~'n~ m'dc literal compromise with
his creditors he h again opened out with
a much better selected stock than ever be-
fore. lie assures u tina, he intends TO sell
FoR cAsn in futurr REGARDLESS Of persons,
and that his prices will be 50 low that your
interest will compel you to pa,ronize him.
10 ~ 10y all means il you wish to get goods
At bottom figures.
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HOME JOTTgNGs.

County Court next Monday in Stanford.
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DIssoLuroS-The partnership hereto
fore existing between $. u. Mathcny, Stan
ford, Ky., aud y. Mason, Charleston, W.
Va, under the firm name Of :. u. Matheny
n Co., was on the ist day Of July, dissolved
by mutual consent. Thanking our friends
for past patronage, we are, very respectfully,
:. Il. MATHEW,
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q. n. n. ~. ITEMS.

NEXT Tuesday the Tennessee River
Bridge Masonry will he let.
T.. II. VAUGHAN & Co. have completed
their contract (ll2, ll3, and lli,l in Whit
ley county, and will 60 in for their back
money next payday.
Tue following r. X. contractors were in
town this week: J. NJ. Reid, Marshal Nc
Kay, W. 5. Vaughan, $. Z. lIackett, Col. X
r. Bib !. n. Vaughan, &c. These gentle
men report great losses on the road by the
unprecedented storms.
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STEALING NrwsrArERs.-we learn that
some 81 our subscribers fail to get thier pa
per- for week or ten days after they arr
published. This is no fault of ours, and
can lie accounted tot only on the ps-sump-
ton that they are detained aud read at some
office between here and their destination,
then sent on. II this be true We will soon
know IL, rs We intend to send a detective
along the line until We ascertain the true
cause of this annoying delay, and the guilty
parties will have to suffer the penalty Of
the postofiice law in such cases made and
provided.
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n. NiAsoS.

The business will he continued at the old
stand .. heretofore by me. The patronage
d the public is earnestly solicited. Salts
faiion guaranteed. ;. u. MATHEW.
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TIME STANFORD
M ALE ACAD f M Y
VIII begin its next Session on
Second Monday I'm September.

Miss ANNA CARPENTER, whose scholarship
aud efficiency n q practical educator arc unques-
toned will give her entire time and energies TO the
Primary Department. I have secured the services
al native Greek, fresh from the land Of eloquenee
and song. This is a golden opportunity OF raising
the standard In Greek. With the corporation Of
parents and pupils II is my purpose to work on and
ia. "'' W j. r. MYERS.
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CUSTOM cRIMpIN G
THE FAvORrTE HOME REMEDY.

- -
63!5;al&
rhi. unrivails-t southern Remedy is warranted
not to contain single particle Of Mercury, or any
injurious mineral Substance, but Is
PURELY VEGETABLE,
containing thosc southern Root. and Hcshs which
an all-wiss Providence has placed in countries
who're Liver disease. most prevail II viii cure all
diseases caused by arrangement Of the Liver aud
Bowels.
Simmons Liver Regulator, or Medicine,
l. en,inently a Family Medicine: and by being
kept ready for Immediate resort will save many an
hour Of suffering anf,many dollar In time and
After over Forty Years trial 1t l. still receiving
the most unqualified testimonials to it's virtues
from persons Of the highest character and rrPonsi
biiity. Eminent physicians commend II rs the
most
EFTECTUEL SPECIFIC
FIR C.,usumpti,a Headache Pain I'm the Sboul,l-
ers, Dizziness. sour stomache, bad taste In the
mouth billion. attacks. Palpitstion Il the Heurt,
gloom and forsboding. Of evil all Of which sre the
offspring Of a discase'i Liver.
For Dyspepsia or Indigestion.
Ar,asd with this ANTIDOTE. all climates and
changes Of water and f-sl may he faced without
fear. As q Remedy In MAlIRiOuS FEVERS
BOWEL. COMPLAINTS, REsTLEssN EsS
JAUNDICE, NAUSEA,
IT HAS NO EQUAL
I, Is the Cheapest. Purest and Rest Family Meii.
cine In the World 4,
MASUFAruRED ONLY ny
J. H. ZEILIN q CO.,
MACON, GA, and PHILADELPHIA,
Price, o. 90. Sold by all Druggists. i7o-iy
Go7O
MI. E. LAYTON AT
GIBSON'S CHEAP STORE
AT MONTICELLO,
FOR CHEAP GOODS,
he Sells below Granger Prices.
NOTICE
HI A u l. L N q
Done by Strong Team and
Trsasty Driver.
lett MYERS,
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We desire To call the attention Of the publie "a
the work that Ne are now turning out, and also "a
description u vehisie-from Coach 10 sulky :
al As
Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1875-07-25
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STOCK QUOTATIONS..



SATURDAY. July "a. 1878.
,,o,rvn ny c. v. BoIsoT, STOCK BROKER.
o7o onbir. so, SIX, 52's, 5lA, 52H bio
,esS MEXICAN, 20 y, 20h, POS
i sTO Gould l. Curry. 1914, l99.
9sO savage, 1T, llS. ll5h, ZIG. ll7h
90 REST Belcner, 81. so, 5Oh
90 90 Chollsr.Potosi, 7sh. 10
90 Male Norcross, AZ. 43h, A. 40
~ W rrown Point, 80, 32a. 324 b30
N Yellow Jacket. vO
-6s Imperial, 1914. IL, lOI
N Empire Mill, Y:
"a Kentuck, 15,s, 1873
1So q. H. Quartz, 81
.ais Alphs, 22&, 22A, %
ON Belcher, 20, 29H, 2gA, 29at
.SS0 confidence, 20, 25h
OK Con. Virginia. 329. 1927
1Ss Sierra Nevada, 15'i. l5As. l5h, lG bao
S5s California, y, 6ls4, 62. 61's, CA
T9O Bullion. So, 53h. So b5
20 Seq. Belcher, 96
30 Justice, 142h
AGO Oyerman, TAN, 70, 72k b5. TAX
Is Union Con. "a, 8. b5
6aO Lady Bryan, IN, Ia. IA
Si5 julia, II, IS, IN, ~, l5H
$50 Caledonia, %, 26, 25'i, ass. 25L
225O Globe,
'245 Utah, IL
10 Eclipse. .
$50 Rock Island,
80 American Flat. 3a, 37s
800 Alta. az, az
1850 Baltimore, Az. ~.
775 silver Hill. IL, I'm. IL.
500 Challenge, tx. ~ b5.
2l5 New York Con, 81, 81
zoo Woodville, "a. 2, 2 So. 2is boo
$50 Meadow Valley, 6ai
isO Raymond & Ely. 40, ASH.
las Eureka Con, 6o
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THE Boss HOPPER - Mr.. j. NJ.
McGinnis has recently made a valu-
able improvement to his fine resi-
dencc on upper Gay street, which is
now surrounded by very fine, nicely
painted picket fence. The flower
garden, the especial pride of Mrs.
McGinnis, is now in its best blossom
and loads each passing zephyr with
sweetest perfume. So far, but one
grasshoppcr has made its appearance
about the place, and if we are to be-
lieve Mr. McGinnis, as we are in
duty bound, that one was the great
REORGANIZATION Of all erasshoppers.
Mac says he saw the old hopper
walking along down hill toward the
garden with rock in each hand to
throw at the chickens which might
be there, and he thought he would
age things. Being TOO corpulent to
climb over the fence the hopper
hunted around uutil he found a
piece of scantling and then strobe
up to the fence with it across his
shoulder and commenced prying OFF
the pickets. Macs black and tan
heard the noise, immediately rushed
out, and tackled the hopper. Alas!
for the indiscretion of that purp!
That grasshopper, on seeing the dog,
just Strengthened up, closed his fists
and whipped poor Tray in about two
minutes. As the dog came yelping
into the house, the old hopper
walked leisurely through the hole
in the fence, with loose picket in his
right hand and commenced whist
ling for another dog. The black and
tan didn't want any more of that
kind OF fun, but when Mac walked
out with a double barreled shot
gun the savage grass hunter quickly
Sc, down the two flower pots he had
under in his left arm and throwed
up his hands. After shooting both
charges of bnckshot into him, Mac.
took fence-rai and measured the
corpse, and says an estimate can be
made of its bulk from the fact that
that old hopper was just fourteen
feet between the eyes. It's pretty
big story, but we feel that Mac. is a
second George Washington and
wouldn't tell he about it.
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MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES
SAN Francisco, July "a.

SAN Francisco, July "a.
The regatta of the San Francisco
Yacht Club this afternoon was an
exciting and well-cohtested race.
The interest centered in the strug.
gle between the sloops Gazelle and
Emerald, both being nearly equal
as fast crafts. The Gazelle carried
off the flag, the Emerald being
second. The Freda, from Mare
Island, won the flag for schooners.
The breeze was fresh, and very
good time made.
SAN DIEGO, July "a.
The Committees appointed by
the Republican County Convention
on Joint Senator, have, in conjunc.
ton with like committees from San
Bernardino county, Endorsed the
Independent nominee, A. F. Hinch.
man, of San Diego, for Joint
Senator.
YUMA, July "a.
Jas. s. Spann, County Recorder
and one of the oldest residents oil
Arizona, died suddenly on Thurs.
day evening.
Los ANGELES, July "a.
Tom Fitch will deliver an ad.
dress this evening on the resources
of Southern California and it.
railroad future - staging having
been erected in front of Temple
Block. The fame of the orator, as
well as the natural interest takeI
by people in his theme, will bring
out majority of onr citizens te
hear him.
The Independent primaries for del.
egates to the County Convention to-
day were quite spirited. About SOC
votes were polled. Both of the othel
parties have called primaries. The
Republican organization in the
county will be an independent move
ment.
An immense crowd met at $3.50 p
NJ, to near Phelps oration,includinl
fair sp,inkiing of ladies. 1t is i'm
possible to give any synopsis of his
speech tonight Bon fires and
music and enthusiasm, coupled witt
admiration natural to the attractive
ness of the speaker.