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To vote the Republican ticket, is to
rob judges of elections selected by the
people Of the duties ebjoiued on them.
and give it to Federal officers who are
alone responsible to the appointing
power.
II IL cost s3,SOl, 1897 more under Re-
publican rule to keep up the expenses
of the Stnte for six years. than it cost
under Democratic rule, Is there any
economy in voting the Republican ticket
10 Ohie
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official Vote Of kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, September The officia
vote OF Kentucky for Governor is a:
follows: Blackburn, Democrat, l25, ,799
Evans, Republican, 81 ,SS2; Cook Green.
hacker, 1884; Blackburn's majority
43,0l7. The Democratic majority foul
years ago, for Governor, was 36,1s1.
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Attacked by Three panthers.
(From the San Sabo News.)

At midnight, short time since, an
old man named Wiley Frazier was watch-
ing a watering place for deer when he
was attacked by nthree large and fero-
cous panthers. He discharged the con-
tents of his well-loaded gun through the
body of the formost panther. At This
the others. checked and set up such cries
that they alarmed the dogs ofthe neigh
phorhood, and fifteen gathered to the spot.
The light lasted considerable time. but
The yells of the dogs and encouraging
shots Of Wiley awoke the citizens, who
arose en- masse and gathered with guns
in taeir hands and frightened the wea.
ried panthers, causing them to fee.
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CAMBRIDeE, September 1.-The Sec
ond Regiment o N. G., which has
been encamped here during the Nation
al reunion, broke camp To-day and re-
turned to their homes Captain Shep-
ard, of the Barnesvine Company, was
elected to the position Of Lieutenant
Colonel, to till a vacancy heretofore ex-
isting. { - g.''-'
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SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1879,

deem it necessary to publish the fol-
lowing regulations, which It's hoped |
will be observed as far as possible. !
/. 1t is desired that all delegations
arrive at 10 o'clock A. NJ. and halt,
and remain at the outer. edge of
town, until they receive marching
orders from an officer. y ys .a0Nj
2. Delegations coming into town
ion different roads, and from differ
ent directions, will be numbered as
| follows:
Clarington road and all points
East, No. 1.
| Brownsville, Antioch, Graysville,
Washington county, and all points
South, No. 2.
|. South west side, or Moose Ridge
road, No. 3. aal
| West side, Noble courty and all
points west, on Stafford and Lewis
vile, and Calais and Miltonsburg
road, No. 4. daa
f. Northwest side, Belmont county
fand all points north ard west on
| Malaga and Jerusalem road, No. s..
North side, or Beallsville road,
No. 6.
] 8. Delegations on receiving or
ders, will march through town as
follows: 81. 3 .a7..s-.
! No. 1 upon entering town, will
march South to Washington street,
i and from thence west to Main street.
T. No. 2 will march directly north on
/ Main street.
4 No..3 will march east to Main
street and follow Nos. ! and 2.
/ No. 4 will turn south On Walnut
I,street and follow No. 8. >.
), No. 5 will turn west, asnd then
! south 50 on Walnut streets :, sllowing
I No. 4. $50
4 'No.6 will turn east and thsn south
on Sycamore street following No. s..
4. The speaking will be in the
Fair grounds; and it is hoped the
delegations will remain unbroken
until they arrive within the grounds.
5. It lis requested that the Noble
county, Stafford and Lewisville, and
Calais and Miltonsburg delegations
join at Kerr's; and that the Wash
ington county, Brownsville and An
4 tioch, and Graysville delegations
join at Steed's mill. Si gz
4 6. An officer will meet and con-
duct each delegation through town
to the Fair Grounds. ~
| The speaking will be at | o'clock
! P. M. in both English and German,
!, and from different stands.
COME ONE! COME ALI!
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4, kTThe ,otels and private houses
win afford sntertainment for eoodis
number lof those who come to Woods
Geld next Saturday, bat thousands Of
them should bring their baskets well
filed a
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How to get sick.

Expose yourself day and night, eat
too much without exercise; work too
hard without rest; doctor all the time ;
take all the vile nostrums advertised ;
and then you will want to know
How to get well.
w nlch Is answered III three words
Take Hop Bitters! See other column.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-09

4, EWe learn that FRANK ATKINSON,
the Democratic candidate for Senator Ia
this District, has made arrangements for
The Temperanceville Brass Band to come
TO the Mass Meeting next Saturday.
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&y Generals EwIsa, RICE, wARsER
and Hon. CHARLEs REEMELIE will all be
here next Saturday before noon. Speak
ing will commence at I o'clock In the af.
eernooH- v
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y. ~ The Republican papers are alarms
ed over the dark outlook for their State
ticket. And they are not resting easy
over the prospect for having majority
ID the Legislature. s,s ,ls g 9hF
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M Intelligence from every nook and
, corner In this county is to the effect tina.
there will be grand outpouling Of peo-
pie to the Mass Meeting next Saturday.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-09

Too much regard cannot he given to
the fact thai Dr.. Bulls Baltimore Pills
have no superior as a family medicine.
For Headache. Flatulencv, Dyspepsis,
Liver and Blood diseases Nervousness,
etc, they stand upexcelled. Price % cts.
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Johns withdraw.

washington Special to New York SUM-,
II seems that John Sherman has aban-
doned his campaign work in Ohio al.
most de- abruptly as he ended bis speech
making in Name. Information has
been received at the Treasury Depart:
ment that the de factoy Secretary will re-
turn to Washington the last Of the pres
cut week Sherman returned here from
Maine to arrange for an extension OF
time to the Syndicate in which to dis
pose Of the four per cent bonds. 1t is
said that wherever he went in Ohio the
Democrats and the Greenbackers, per.
sonaily and through their newspapers,
denounced him so severely for his com.
plaisance toward the pet banks that he
was actually compelled, for the benefit
of bis party, to abandon his regular en-.
Igagements for speeches.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-09

ey General J. B. Hoop, Of Confede~
rate fame, died OF yellow, fever IN New
I Orleans last svesk.I He commanded q
brigade OF Texans during the war.
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Mothers will grow weary and sigh
over the baby's troubles when DR.. Bulls
Baby Syrup would relieve the child and
thereby give ths mother rest.
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M Maine holds her election to-day,
Monday. The Republicans are badly
scared, and It will not surprise very ms
ny people il they are deieated. H
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Sout!l Africa.

| LONDON, September 3 "A dispatch
from Cape Town of August 18th So, 9 :
"Amaksze, King Cetewayo's new kraal,
was burned on the 18th. The British
cavalry en- the same day started in pNr-
suitsof Cetewayo, and at seven O'Clock
on the morning Of the 18th arrived at 3
kraal whether he had passed the pre-
yious night bat ascertained that be ba6
fed to the bush early in tue morning.
Locd Clifford, with party of mounted
natives, was, according to latest advi-
ces, continuing in pursuit. Sir Garnet
Wolseley telegraphs that Cetewayo has
only two or three followers with him
His Prime Minister, two of his sons, and
three Of his brothers have surrendered
with $50 head Of royal cattle. Arms
and cattle are being surrendered daily
Colonial forces and natives advanced
from Luenberg on the 12thinst OHam'
men are joining chem, and the whole
force is expected to ba opposed on The
Assegai River. General w olseley has
countermanded his orders for advance
of Swazies, as Cetewavo is known not to
be in their direction General Wolsele,
lis expected at Pretoria on the 10Th o.
September. eiet :
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RgThere will he 10000 people In
Woodsneld next Saturday, she 1Ssh, pro-
vided the Weather is fair.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-09

gNot dollar 10 pay Supervisors
snd Marshals to intimidats and arrest
Democrats on election day.
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81 nEThe Republican rhloody shirt"
j don't waye worth q continental in this
campaign. FosrER's calico at 75cents
yard is the only banner they have. &
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% scr Rrces war record: Participated
IN 81 battles and lost leg at Kenesaw
Mountain. s,,eas
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.os ETNo, irredeemahle paper. The peo.
pie demand Greenbacks worth one hun
dred cents in gold. ed .
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tia RE Fssrse's war record: Calico %
cents yard. z & 4alI
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aED EDemocratic banners and mottos
viii all the air next Saturday, the 18th. /
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-09

Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, the 18th day
of Septe mber. - ~
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5n Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting ON Saturday, the 18th dal
OF September. ma sigal 5s, tss.
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ie Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, the 18th day
Of September, .f.ss
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w eTThe people can conduct elections
: without the interference Of soldiers and
bayonets at the polls.
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Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, tho 18th day
Of September. T
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-09

Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, the 18th day
Of September. :.
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What Leading Republican Con.
gresham Said.

A leading Republican Congressman,
some time since, in the United States
Senate, said; l have heard the tsunt.from
friendiiest lips, that ",ohen The United
States presented herself in the East tc
take part soith '.the civiltzed porld in
generous competition in the arts of life
the ONLY PRODUCTS OF HER INSTITUTIONS
IN WHICH SHE SURPASSED ALL "oTHEE
WAS HER CORRUPTION /" What o record
the Republican party has handed down
to posterity, nain
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TEACHERS INSTITUTE.

THK next session Of the Monroe County
l. Teachers Institute will be held At Woods
field, in the Court House. commencing
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 20, 1879,
and continue one week. Good instructor
will be present during the session,
Come yourself, and bring with yeu oil IN
terested 10 the oante Of Rducstion, and let uI
spend the week probably. Y
By order Of the Executive Committee.
So. .. scHOOLcRAFr, =
sasls,'Ysa. cAarnss.
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Remember the Democratic Mass
Meeting on Saturday, the 18th day
Of Septenlber. -
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lag ETEwlNas war record: A gallant
soldier throughout the war. ge
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1879-09-09

Rambe said to Wslserler, in a bar
room at Princeton, Ind: ',Let's tip
glasses, for this is your last drink on
earth" Walserfer thought it was joke,
although they had once been open enc.
mics, and laughed as the glasses clinked
together; hut Rambe was in deadly
earnest, ard instantly killed him
A negro lay on his back asleep of
Salem, Ga, with bis bare feet upliited
on log. A hunter made a wager with
a companion that re could, at twenty
PAGES, put bullet through one of the
sleeper's big toes. He shot, and won
but che negro has sued for damages.
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aRE Substitute Greenbacks for Black
backs. 2a r. slt
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WOODSFIELD
MASS MEETING.
PROGRAMME.

The Committee of Arrangements
for the Woodsfield Mass Meeting, to
be held t -t.eE
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Upon John Sherman's Pet
Bank,
And the Peculiar Financial
Operations Connected
Herewith.
Why Was This Little PicayuHe InSti-
tuition So Highly Favored?
THE STORY OF THAT DRAFT
FOR $4,O0O,OOO WHICH WAS
WITHDRAWN.
Startling Consequences Which
Would Have Followed Its Pre-
SentatiOn.
Pressing Demands That the Syn,
h dlcate Pony Up for the Ohio
Campaign.

The List of Banks to be Assesse,
Furnished by Order of SI herman
High Kicking on the Part
of One of the Victims.
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ANNUAL STATEMENT

Of the condition of the various funds for State County and
Township purposes i'll the Treasury Of Monroe County,
/ Ohio, on the first day Of September A. D. 1879:
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who nave been given
cleanses, puriies and
strengthens the whole
system. All who uss
it enjoys good health.
One TTtai VIII
convince You
Send for Pamphlet 4
WIN. Il. CEARKF.|
ppovrDrNCr Pr I'll
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W eedsfield. Sep. .. 1879.

"a union Of hearts. union Of hands,
A union of States none may sever,
4 union of lakes, union of lands
And the FLAG OF OUR UNION FOREVER
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ArAddress all letters:
"THr SPIRIT OF DEMooRAcr,"
woodsdeld,
Monroe County,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12

+5afsss.s 'a9ssF1sssssf ,t's
Tho story Told by the Alleged Survivors
Of Shipvvreck. -
San Francisco, July ii. "A Portland dis
patch says two men calling themselves James
Gordon and John Rowell have arrived there
from Astoria. and tell,s sensational story
about the wreck ofthe British bark Pauline
on the coast between Gray's Harbor
and the mouth Of the Columbia. These
men say: We saHel| from South
American poff fofsy Portland On sthe
i Pauline in ballast. This vessel carried
% men. On arriving off Columbia bar the
captain lost his bearings. and during the
night the lookout cried breakers ahead, but
before ashand c0nM bs.Aurned, With fear.
full crasi which stove the entire forward
part and sent the mast and rigging over
board, che went upon . reef. The officers
and men, panic stricken, all scrambled for
themselves, and some succeeded in getting a
boat out which was swamped
as soon AZ it struck the
water. and the,mep swept away. We sue
'ceeded 10 getting . piece Of the stove fore.
castle and launched it into the breakers,
and we were carried with the swell into
comparatively smooth water, and Just as
daylight was breaking were thrown UPON
the beach more dead than alive. the only
survivors of the entire crew. Not YES
tige Of the ship was left except the wreck
along the beach. The report lacks confir.
mation, ,.and 1t ID generally -disbelieved, al
though the alleged survivors tell the stoly
with every detail of incident a. ..,
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12
'',,,,s The NEWS. 1r.s,
1taew Cases Of yellow Fsytf
Reported in the South.
The Funeral Of the Prince imperial
do Took Place q Ct chiseIhotststhis
- Afternoon.
Chic Visited by 4 Violent Wind and
Rain Storm. '.s1: ~. 10y - 4
YELLOW EEvER,-s
The Situation 1t MenphfsaSanitary Pre-
cautions at Cincinnati and Cairo.

Ihe SITUATION 1T MoA1phfS1SAnftary Pre-
caution. at Cincinnati and. Cairo. -.-.,-..r.
Memphis, July 12.-The state board Of
health this forenoon established .inspsotors
ofsttainl aid passengers, 4and hereafter al
psrsone ind trains leaving. Memphis. viii b
required to have.certi6cates from an inspect
ing officer. All trains arriving and depart
ing will transfer passengers and baggage al
q point Eve miles distant from the city.
Judge Rays condition is unimproyed, and
but faint hopes are entertained ior his re.
covery. His son also lies in critical con-
dition. No new cases have beenr reported
within the past tive days.. 4. - Fti -
Cairo, Ills, July 12.-The steamer City
of Helena from ,Vicksburg was. not allowed
{, land last night. eyQuarintine regulations
will be enforced against sll steamers and
trains from Memphis in, accordance with
the resolution adopted by the board of
health, s-sjtg..AA >5S T. Z +,Ii}t5li
Cincinnati, July 12.-At q meeting of
the common council last evening, at the
suggestion of the health officer, $16,O was
appropriated for placing the cityin the best
possible sanitary condition, add to fill in all
outlying ponds liable to bread miasma and
cause disease. 1t was also ordered that all
street, and alleys be thoroughly flushed by
the fire department.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12
GRIMES AND CASUALTIES
in Kansas-Injurel b
49, Failing Building.

AssassinAtiOn In Kansas-Injureil by q
- FailiaK Building.
Boston, July IA building on Charter
street in process of demolition, and once oc-
cupied BY the parents Of Paul Revene, fell
yesterday, burying In the ruins several
children at the time gathering wood.
Peter Kiley and Geo. McCaff.y we're Sc
riouily hurt. -
Atchison, Ks., July l2.-E. NJ. Long was
fatally assassinated this forenoon about ten
O'Clock, while crossing Mission river bridge
from East Atchison to Atchison. He was
riding and got to within hundred feet OF
Kansas end of the bridge when the ass ASSN
fred the fatal bullet from the shadow of an
iron pillar. The bullet took effect in his
right eide near the back and passed into
the lungs. /. Long gave three shrieks and
his horse ran fifty feet and the rider fell of
dead. Theassassin escaped No clue has
been obtained, and at is not known that
Long had an enemy in the world. He
had formerly owned lumber yard in East
Atchison which he sold out few weeks
ago, but still had some business over there
and wac. coming home when shot. 722{
New York, July 12.-The Inques: into
the shooting of j. T. Seymour. brother-in-
law of Bishop Seymour began to-day.
Owentoo. KY, July 12.-The court as
sembled at 9O'clock. The session was oc.
cupted In examining witnesses for the prose
cution. L. ID. Holloway testified as to
threats made against Judge Elliott and Priol
if his case was decided unfayorably. The
defence will not offer testimony before
Tuesday.
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12
uTfsr " Mll.l.

St Louis, July l0.-Ths. signal service
thermometer marked even 1902 At 2 p. N.
to day. This b two degrees h,gher than
the mercury reached during last summer.
!, sprinafeld, July l0-The standing com,
nitiee 81 the diocese Of Springfield today
consented to the conservation Of the Rev.
DR.. g. 8: Harris Ms bishop Of the diocese Of
v,etsture, jd,y lo.-rbo mayor has is-
sq9d q proclamestpn ordering sHict QUAR-
taiiibe1 1xainss Memphis By land and water
No boats leaving that point today or land
ing within sfiity, ,uslea pslll 30 sllowed se
land here. v =
isDsh, July l0.-Duang . IhAy,
'thundcrsiotm This afternoon two coun.r'
Daily press and Dakotaian. [volume] (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1875-1880, 1879-07-12
WIND. AND WATER.
Life, Buildings and Crops Destroyed by a
storm In Ohio.

Life, Buildings and Crops Destroyed by q
storm In Ohio.
Cincinnati, July l2.-Advices from points
in the western and eastern portions of the
state indicate that the storm last evening
was very severe one, and in many instan-
ces its effects were disastrous. 1t approach
ed Ohio from the north and northwest,
maintained south and southwest direction,
and seemed to have spent it's force when
reaching southern Pennsylvanis. At Mans
field the hardware store of P. Schulz was
uuroofed, the roof being carried hundred
and fifty feet, demolishing asbaEn and beer
saloon, and Smith hssopera house was partly
unroofed.. The damage to crops will prove
to be very great. AT Degraf . number Of
houses were blown down, the whole country
covered with water, and crops leveled. At
West Salem young man was killed BY a
barn door striking him. At Jefferson two
prominent business blocks were unroofed,
besides number Of dwellings. At Caya-
hoga Falls the walls of the residencepf H.
3. saxevels; blown in on tho beds sof the
family, no one was fatally injured, however.
All through the state the day had been in-
tensely hot, the air very suItry and oppres-
sive.
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,y YC ~ yIYANKToN

I, -, -. ~ .s.. I..So
,iosded with ereen @ C. corn M for iSs msfketiook
IeInee undef : bridee near OaiifornA. 0h5o.
.The. .lYehtoine strrck the or1d9es ~: :f3lbd
bath men ma fo,r ,horsea. g. III 7l53 !.
',u1..h,..,n,, III. ~ irh.., ~. :. ~ 81
:. ...a...s' @ .ay ,s.-..S. ~ ~ a,,sS =,
.uo sny :: .v4ses;s ,sn ~ Az ~ .
'Ooous 'oIM .s;s Ms;s .nem 20 INC s,, ~ ~,
as.;Sa ~ sGpn ~ tysSs.Se: ne say ~" ,a,S 70 .t W..
lposs'pte to, lcueeIh ,pIomplive 'ue Aotl spo
slSs sas's aa tne ,e.y slEe s|.sns 35e1
,!gnog que, uniees tne Dosqs ese ieesNsa "
an eeLiY gay: II SEM Iorwal9 g encs y tsney
Viii % @ Ieml''ea iot ~ mstoiHy. !li :,
4. New Orleans. July 1Q.a-At : meettag Of
the state board of health % night resoln3ops
were adDptetI setting forth that Nevas Or:;
leans was never healthier, being entirely
tree from yeliow lever and 20. femarkaoly . tres
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TELecRAPHlc eRewr,Es.
THE oRANaEMEN.

New York, July 12.-The orangemen Of
New York and neighborhood ara celebrating
the 18th by an excursion MI hudson
river. The boat, barges aud men, Nemen
and 16f1een art RlpfnselY decorated with
the and blgS whilS ahe band with
BofAA w1Der croppi1 lie doaAaabaS Srotes.
tant bsf5 make people happy. There was
no street parade. A large number Of police.
men are with the excursionists.
OBITUARY.
San francisco, July 12.-J. A. Moren.
hont. tvics cop.ul Of Ff.nce q Los AuSs'os,
lndiin the CONSULAR sseryice Of France for
6fty.twQ years, died AT Los Angeles yestel-
day,saged74. sf&i$I-s
A FIRE
s4Goulterville, Msripoca county, was partly
bafaed wednesday night; loss not stated.
Fhe me- spread to the timber near the vii.
lage, and Overran considerable tract OF
coy1y:ssEe 81 =. s
=" STRIKING sHOEMAKERs.
Boston, July l2.-The Natick lastera
have resolved to stop work unless the manu-.
tactnrers increase wag~.se II the lastera
etrike. about 3 600 shoemsk era Will beiidle.
The Lynn shoemakers are sdevising means
to assist the Fall River strikers.
r., sHERNAN's- VACATION.
Washington, July 12-Secretary Sherman
leaves on Monday for three weeks vaca.
tion. He speaks I'M Portland, Me, on the
23d,