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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09
BRIEF NOTES.

Hon. Henry Edeerton was to have spoken
last night at q Republican meeting at Chico,
and this evening at Red Bluff but from a
cold which he contracted by speaking in the
open air at Woodland on Tuesday evening,
his voice has been so much affected since that
be has been unsble TO speak loud enough to
address an audience. He is getting better,
however and Is about to resume his engage
ments.
Members OF the Pioneer Association in
large numbers surprised George A. Putnam,
one of the "old boys" on the occasion of his
birthday, and visited his residence Thursday
night and were Hospitality entertained. They
presented to Dir. and Mrs. Putnam several
handsome tributes in the shape of silverware.
Captain j. L. Atwood, Company B, FIRST
Artillery, explains in a card why his company
did not attend the funeral Of the late G. Il.
Camp, ex-Lieutenant of said company, he
not having notice in time to call the command
together.
This is the last day for registration. The
County Clerks office will be open till 8
o'clock this evening, at which time opportu-
nifty for registration will close.
The Good Templar's Band of Hope will
meet at the M. L. Church South at O'clock
p N. tomorrow. I. j. Alley and others viii
address the meeting.
Twenty-Five carloads Of cattle, containing
600 head, passed through yesterday from
Winnemucca, Nevada, to stock farm in
Fresno county.
Twenty-Five carloads more of tea were for
warded East by the Central Pacific Railroad
yesterday, making over sixty carloads in the
past two days.
A new set of scales for weighing carloads
is baing put in near the west end Of the old
Water Works building.
A large quantity of catfish was brought
into the city markets yesterday morning
from Bannan Slough.
Samuel Jones, of Sacramento, was among
the passengers who left Omaha yesterday, to
arrive October 18th.
One hundred and six immigrants will ar
rive from the East by train this afternoon,
including Sc males.
The nomination of John bremen as Re-
publican nominee for Supervisor is an
nounced.
A carload of fruit was sent East for Chi
cage, attached to the overland passenger
train.
There is a message at the Western Union
telegraph Office for Isaac Wilson.
Meeting of the Capital Gymnasium Club
tonight at Turner Hall.
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The contents of the inside pages of to-day's
REcoRD-uNIoN will be found especially interesting
The second page contains the regular weekly agri-
cultural department, extracts from Ingersols great
speech At Rockport. H., letter from Paris, etc
On the third page is given another installment of
the story, Set in Silver Sea, and the department
of " TIE Qaiet Hour" review OF new publications
and the weekly report OF the San Francisco markets
will be found on the sixth page, while the seventh
page is fled with condensed items Of mining news
and adyey. iseuents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

THE Republican party has always believed in and
acted upon humanitarian creed. They have be-
lieved that business could be transacted as correctly
by men with human sympsthies as by those who
sneered st what they termed "sentimentalsu1."
The Democratic leaders have always scoffed at the
idea that Government should, even incidentally,
consider the woes and sufferings Of the multitude
or, as Democratic Senator once termed them,
Z" tie mudsills Of society "a term of approbrium
which at the last session of Congress was again
scornfully revived by Democratic Representative
from Kentucky.
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First Baptist Church.
So. Paul's Eptscopal Church,
THE coURTs
SUPERIOR COURT.

FRIDAY, October sth
W. p Coleman vs. John A. Hunt-Default OF de
PENDANT entered and decree of foreclosure prayed
for.
Clara l.. Brown vs. P D. Burbank Continued
till October 18th at cost Of defendant.
G. W. Hammer and Chas Bell vs. VIM. Mitigate
and VIM Mitigate, Jr.-on trial.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
G. W. Hammer and Chas. Bell vs.. VIM. Mitigate
and VIM Mitigate, Jr.
John Kelly vs. o. F. and C. Bank
Thomas Smith VS.. o. F. and c. Bank.
r. J. Kirby vs. o. F. and G. Bank.
zenos W. Payne vs. O. F. and c. Bank.
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Auction Sale.
N Plug Il Co. this forenoon.
8lsineas ADVERTISEMENTS.

alsLna3s AnVortls5ments.
Hale Co, Criterion store-We are compelled
LangtoR & Anthony, dealers in game, produce.
fruit, etc.
Carl Strobel has for sale farms of all kinds
G. u. Dixon-Surgeon and homeopathic physi
clan.
.Gruhler's saloon-Milwaukee beer etc.
A. Heyman-Steinway & Sons pianos.
T. B. Mcfarland Attorneys
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FAc1s MoRrH KsowINe.-Attention j

FACTS WORTH Observation-Disclosures is
called to the new lines of chiidren's shoes re-
Gently placed in stock, among them the fol
lowing A childs Pebble Goat laced shoe at
80 cents; same quality, buttoned, with heel,
sizes to 7, at 81; a misses Gne quality
French Kid side-b uttoned shoe, IL to 2, st
81 infants Kid buttoned shoes at so cents
per pair; also, a complete line of misses
Pebble Goat buttoned and sewed shoes at 80;
same in children's sizes at 81 GO per pair.
Mechanics Store
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ADvERTIsEMENr a1EEr1oN.

Aiken.
Good Templars' Band OF HOpe-Meeting Sunday
afternoon.
Lost Pass book with HIbernia Savings and Loan
Society.
Wonderful shernan's educated horses
Republican meetinss-Dr. H. cox's appointments
A. o. Q. W.-Union Lodge, No. 81, meeting this
evening.
Capital Gymnasium Club meeting this evening
New singing class, No. IS, tonight j. [. Skinner
John Dreman-Rspublican nominee for Super
visor.
Wanted or other agent for pictorial
card stock.
woman's Home Meeting of Directors this after
noon.
Atlantic aardenr-Family concert and social
Chinese Thoater-open to-day-entire new COM
pany.
j, A eaTd-oaptain J. L. Atwood, Captain Company
ment.
Races at Freeport to-day at1P
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WHY ARE THEY always blockading the
sidewalk with goods at the Red House, Why
do you see so many customers coming out Of
their many departments, corraling large pack
ages of goods? Ask those who deal there,
and they will tell you it is because they wrap
up more goods for one dollar than any house
in the city They have but one price. and
that is marked in plain. bold figures. To Sc
cure the best value for one dollar there is but
one house-the Red House.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TOMORROW.
Westminster Presbyterian Church

westminster PrespyGer1an Cnnrcn,
Sixth street, corner of L-Rev. H. H. Rice, pastor
Services Sabbath morning at l045, and evening at
7:so, conducted by Rev. d. E. Bushnell, D. D., of
San Jose.
First Baptist Church,
Ninth street, between and M-Rev. A. J. Frost
ID, pastor, will preach at 1045 A. NJ and at 100 p
M. Evening subject: :. How may become Chris
tian y Strangers are cordially invited.
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, betweea and o-P. H. Cutler
pastor. Services at IL A. NJ. and P. NJ. Sunday
school at 10 o'clock A. N. The public cordially
invited.
st. Paul's Episcopal Church.
Eighth street, between l and REV. r. NJ Chap
man, D. D., rector in charge. Services at IL A. NJ
Sunday school st 1890 P. N.
Calvary Baptist Church,
street, between Twelfth and Thirteenth-Rev
Jay W. Osborn, OF the Rochester Theological Uni
versity. pastoral supply. Preaching at l0:45 A. N.
and 7:30 p
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"Sells better than any other proprietary
medicine" is what every druggist on the
Pacific coast says, meaning, Of course,
Plumbers Oregon Blood Purifier. FL. G..
Kirk & Co., wholesale agents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

FoR DYSPEPSIA, indigestion and loss of APP
petite the XXI Bitters will give unfailine re-
lief. None genuine without DR.. Henley's
signature across the cork. Read the pbysi-
clans certificates on the back of each BOTTLE
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srArEmEsr OF COUNTY TREASURER.

D. E. Callahan, County Treasurer, makes
the following statement of receipts and dis
bursements during the month of September,
1880:
Balance on hand September l, 1850. So, es6 So
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

ALL THE LATEST NOVELTIES in worsted
goods for ladies', misses and children can now
be seen at Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

CHupREss Hosiery, in newest seasonable
colors. az Hale Bros. & Co.'S, No. S12 X st. :
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
ARCADE HOTEL.

SACRAMENTO October 8, 1880
S Freund, New York N 3 Greenieder, st Louis
NJ Marx, do Levi, do
Il Cole, San Francisco A steinman,S francisco
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ALL THE LATEST patterns and fashions in
ginps and fripges just opened at Fancy Goods
Department, Mechanics' Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

MISSES unfinished English merino. fleece
lined bose, 6 TO 81, at 20 and % cents per
pair. Mechanics Store.
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AIIeLIsRN HEAVY TABLE CLOTH, for %
cents yard. Don't forget it." At the
Dry Goods Department Of New York Store. :
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Our "CAMpA1GE" HATS, from 81 to 50 50.
are the best value in the city, at the Red
House.
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BALBRIGeAN HOSIERY, at Hale Bros.
Co.'s, No. s12 K street.
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READ the new advertisement of Hale Bros.
& Co. in to-day's issue of this paper.
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Nxw CIoAKIsGs, st L. Bien's. Eighth
aud J.
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Teal INTELLIGENCE.
BOARD OF SUPERVISORS.

The Board of Supervisors resumed session
yesterd.y forenoon in pursuance with ad-
tournament, al members of the Board pres
ent.
The proposals for county advertising were
opened, and the contract awarded to the
RECORD UNION.
Upon the petition of James Dexter and
John U ham, Trustees of Reclamation Dis
trict Nc, 34l, and stating that further assess
ment is necessary to provide for the protec-
ton, naintenance and repair of the reclama-
ton works of said district, and showing the
work to oe done and It's estimated cost, which
is S34 ~ s., a resolution was unanimously
adopted appointing Charles FITZGERALD, Ed
win Pr4st and Peter Hollubar Commission
ers, and directing them TO assess the aforesaid
amount as a charge upon the lands within
said district, and to make such assessment in
the manner provided by law.
The family Of Mr., Roster, on Eighth street,
between ID and E, was reported to the Board
for relief, and. upon motion, Mr.. Bailey was
ordered to investigate the case and report.
The statements of the county officers for
the month of September were submitted
showing fees of office received as fol-
lows: A. Hebron, Sheriff, Sll5 80 (;
w T. Gerber, Recorder, 1923; w. 4.
Gerber, Auditor, $685. I. Fl. Berkey, County
Clerk, s50S s.. A. j. Vermilya, Coroner
reported that no property of value came into
his hantis during the month, except one silver
watch and 81 50 in money, found upon the
body of G. W. Tompson, which were for
warde5 to friends Of the deceased. The re-
ports OF ID. E. Callahan, County Treasurer,
and j. Il Laine. superintendent of County
Hospital were also received. Upon motion
all the reports were approved and ordered on
file.
The report of John Austin, overseer of
Road District No. 4, was received and found
correct.
Under suspension of the rules the claims
Of J. G.. Hogan, for 81 Frank Swift, 81 20,
and II. Garrett SO, were TO be paid.
Mr.. Bailey made a report about the desti-
tute family on Eighth street. above referred
to, and upon motion the clerk was instructed
to furnish needed ssistance.
The Board then sitting as a Swamp Land
Board, approved warrants upon Reclamation
District No 81. as follows s. H. Ham
mon, 1874 60; Lewis Blanis, S4j Z. Hanson,
S74 25; J. 81 Upham, S2l4 So: Ys Lee,
S266 80; John Mccall, 81 Oh; Fook Suey,
S97 j. jim Yeck. $50 81; An Yoneny,
$40 z !; An Ohm, SIS g.; s. II. Harmon,
Sll4 81; Renton, Homes & CO., s93 60 /;
jar Williams, S43 so.
TIE work OF The Board of Supervisors was
ther -ssumed, and an ordinance to regulate
and govern the number of animals that may
be driven on the Folsom bridge at one time
was adopted, as follows: Horses, % i; cat
tie, -; hogs, 80; sheep. 100; mules %. A
violasion Of the ordinance by driving upon
said bridge greater number at any one time
exp IS the person SO offending to fine not
to e, iced $3.50, or confinement in the County
jail not to exceed 250 days. The ordinance
Is - take effect Immediately.
No further business appearing, the Board
adjourned for the term.
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THE FINEST vALUR IN BLACK DRKss
SILKS is to be found at Hale Bros & Co., Ne
Sl2 K street.
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0uR "PKrBE" HAT ALI the rage, only
81 70, at the Red House.
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THE royal MILDLY" CORSET, at Hale
Bros & Co.'S. is the best value and hand
soonest corset that has appeared in this market
for some time.
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= LADIES MERINo VEsTs, extra heavy, at
40 cents; better value than ever before Of
fered in Sacramento. Mechanics Store. r
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ALL-LINKS HEAVY TABLE CLOTH, for 20
cents yard. Don't forgetit." At the Dry
Goods Department, New York Store.
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SoME POINTS OF INFORMATION for the pub
lie are TO be found in the new advertisement
of Hale Bros. 4 Co. in to-day's issue OF this
paper
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

New SCOTCH PLArps, at L. Bisn's, Eighth
and j.
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HAMMERS CAscARA SA6RApA BrrTKRs cures al
system
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HRAyY CANTON FLANNEL, 10 cents yard,
at L. Bien's, Eighth and j.
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A REQUEST AND PROMISE both of i'm
portance, are embodied in the new advertise
ment on the FIRST page to-day from Hale Bros.
& Co
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

LADIES MERINo VESTS, extra heavy, a
40 cents; better value than ever before of
fered in Sacramento. Mechanics Store.
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4 DEAR CoAT.-Charles Parsons, who was
arrested Thursday by officer Frazee forstealing
GOAT at the International Hotel, and which
he sold at a secondhand clothing store, was
yesterday sentenced by Judge Henry to a
fue Of 800, or 100 days in jail. In the alb
sence OF funds, he was compelled to accept
the latter, and the Judge recommended that
he be given due exercise in the chain-gang.
The Judge remarked that the works OF petty
thieves had become exceedingly common, and
he intended 70 DO all in his power, by a vigor-
Gus treatment Of ali cases which come before
him, to bresk it up. Parsons is now of the
opinion that he got the wrong coat-for
profitable stealing-since IL Was worth about
s., and he has ~ work 100 days in the streets
and alleys TO balance the account.
MERCHANDISE REPORT. The following
freight for Sacramento passed Ogden on the
9Th: For Huntington, Hopkins & Co, l, 800
kegs nails, bundle brass tubes, bundle
glass cups; Holman, Stanton & Co, l car
plows and reApers, 20 half dozen bundles
shovels A. Dennery & Co., 2 casks glass
iars; IL. G. Kirk & Co, case and boxes
drugs, l key potash, 10 boxes CASTLE soap
R. Stone L Co., 2 cases hardware; w. A. &
c. s. Honghton, 2 cases books w. d. Com
stock, boxes chairs central Pacific Rail-
road Company, 2 bundies sponge; C. II.
Gilman, boxes shoes Weinstock & Lubin.
S cases boots and shoes Lindlev & Co, %
barrels hams J. Z. Hill. % bundles spokes,
3 crates hubs; C. S. Robb, l barrel maple
sugar.
AUcrros.-At 1880 a. N. to-day, at 1o1G
Fourth street. NJ. Plug Co. will sell by
auction one pair work horses, one pair plug
horses, one buggy horse, one single horse,
two express wagons and two saddles.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

The MOST COMPLETE LINES OF ladies' side
lace and side-button, French-kid shoes in all
widths, at the Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

For wHoorIsG CouGH.--Nothing equals
Chesley's Rock and Rye.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

scoTcH GISeHAxs, IL yards for 81, at New
York Store
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

lined hose, 6 to 81 at 20 and % cents pei
pair. Mechanics Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

ALL-WeoL BLACK CASHMERE, so cents Q
yard, at the New York Store.
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FULL AND COMPLETE ASSORTMENT OF gents
Cardigan jackets from 81 % to 81 each
Cents Furnishing Goods Department, Me-
chanics' Store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

TEE CHEAPEST CAsHMERss, at L. BEN.
Eighth and j.
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NEW cIoAKs, at L. Bien's, Eighth and J,
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ALL THk --LATEST patterns and fashions in
gimps and fringes just opened at Fancy Goods
Department, Mechanics Store.
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THAT SACRAMENTO Prices have not been
kept down as they should is proven by the
success of Hale Bros. g. Co. See their new
advertisement in to-day's issue on first page.
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ALL the new shades in cashmere, st50 cents
| a yard brocaded velvets to match, rs cents
yard, at the Dry Goods Department, New
York Store.
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Nrw RucH1ses, at L. Bien's, Eighth and ] .
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

READ THIS Black, all-wool shoodas cloth
at so cents per yard armure poplins, in all
the popular shades, only 10 cents, and Scotch
plsids at 124 cents per yard, at Mechanics
Stora
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-10-09

COMMISSIONER AND NoTARf.-lhe pov-
ernor has appointed Gabriel Meter Com
missioner of Deeds for California, to reside at
Denver, Colorado; and +. $. Lippett No
tary Public, to reside at Petaluma, Sonoma
county.
ISooRPoRATED.-Th has been filed in
the Office of the Secretary of State articles
of incorporation of San Leandro Lodge No,
231 /. o. o. T. Trustees-Joseph a. Gaiiet,
Griffith r. Morgan, Henry K. Eber.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-10

HINTS TO THE NEW YORK PoLlcE.-The
Chinese, 50 cordially welcomed by the Goth
antics, have already begun to make them
selves felt in New York by riot in their quar-
tiers on Mott street. The metropolitan police
found that the task of arresting Chinaman
who can melt away like a spectre IN a blind
alley or vanish like a bubble in the sea through
coal hole in the sidewalk, is quite another
thing from nabbing rough OH the Bowery.
1t takes no little experience to properly han
die Chinaman and the APPEAL has no hesita-
ton in giving the police of New York point
born of a long sojourn in San Francisco. First
catch your Chinaman; then catch three more,
(the first that happen to pass), and tie the
quartette together by their pig tails. They
can then be driven to the station house. 1t is
a common thing in New York when riot is in
progress, to hand-cuf prisoners around lamp
posts, leaving them there for temporary safe
keeping while other prisoners are secured.
We warn the New York police against any
such experiments, for the Chinese will be sure
to climb over the lamp posts and escape, car
rying off both the lamps and hand cuffs.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-10

A test case has been made up at Omaha,
Neb., to test the Indians right of suffrage,
which will be tried this month before the Uni
ted States Caurt. John Elk, an Indian liv-
ing in Omaha, offered himself for registration
and being refused, brought suit against the
Registrar for damages on the ground that he
is a citizen If the United States under the
Fourteenth amendment, and according to the
Fifteenth amendment should not be discrimi
mated against on account of race Prominent
Nebraska lawyers are to act as counsel for the
Indian.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-10

STEAM WAGONS IN NEvABA-An expert
ment has been made with the steam road
wagon near Belmont which demonstrates the
practicability of the machine. The outfit con
sisted of six horse power engine and two
freight cars. This is the smallest engine man
featured, and was sent as an experiment to
see how it would work in the deserts of Ne
vala before Introducing larger machines.
San Antonio was selected as being one of the
worst places in the State to make the trial,
being nsted for its extensive sand fats The
outfit was first run about three miles through
the alkai fats north of the station, making
its swn road through greaseweoa, sagebrush,
etc. 1t VAS then started for the woods, six
or seven miles from the station, where both
cars were loaded with wood and run to the
station; the whole performance was satisfac
tory, averaging from two to three miles per
hour with its load. The next day it was
tested in the sand hills with one car loaded
with water and wood. The test was the SO
verest that could be made, as the loose sand
affords no. hold and the engine had to break
its own read for the greater part of the way.
The conclusion arrived at by those who wit
messed the trials was that it will work well OH
hard or moderately hard ground, and even in
deep sand ii the wheels had greater dame
ter and width of tire; it is splendid as road
maker.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-10

NET and Pet Woods. of Marion, Ohio,
warned their father that if he took q second
wife they would e1terminate her. He dis
obeyed. The girls armed themselves with re-
volvers on the night Of the marriage, broke
open the door Of the bridal chamber and fred
several shots into the darkness. They missed
their stepmother, however, and slightly
wounded their father.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1880-06-10

Eph Holla I'D, the notorious Democratic re.
peater, was shot in Cincinnati. on Tuesday, and
it is claimed that his death was sought because
he had threatened to make some lively expos
ures during the Cincinnati Convention which
would ruin the DE- mo ratio party. The pa ty
is already in such bad state that fresh expos :
ures could not materially effect it