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Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
LOCAL NEWS.
OFFICERS ELECT.


yban They VIII Assume Their
nuttes-The Plan of she Electoral
Couut-Tbe New Levy Court.
The election being over, the next thing
- rsonle are interested in ia the decIara.
H. ~ The ,esult In regard TO the Presi.
49,. ,an,,ai aI.ctors the Governor. as soon as
~ .,,.,, sv.mina the certificates from The
IL, nv n, ,Innvsss.rs. will make known the
81, he rroolamation and will causa
',a,ioa nj his election TO he transmitted tn
.aoh elector cboeep The electors will
80, at Doy1 or the first Wednesday in
msao,obar In nrd, 10 cast the electoral
'.,t.oo NJ Drlswara for Uaucook and Emo.
~ of cours. rhr,. votes will ,h.n he
' ia,;,arad IA, thg Presiuyut of the United
sIa,es Hepate on the firt "Wednesday in
i,n,srv and on the second Weaues-
l,v in February the Senate and
T I,onsa m,et ip i,Iut session and declare
u., ISM. The candidate who Ia there
,aca,od elected will take the oath OF
asi,a nm the An day Of March and imn,e.
I'll .a-,me ms duties. Thus five
.'aml6s are taken mn from the election I'm
,ha,natoll,tio,,. AZ tuiloWs. The election
tnr rl.c ors ~ Noyrmb r; casting of the
',a,tn,pl vote I'm De,a,ute1 daily, RING the
,",,a- IN ti,o pr.nideut of ihs \ mai. in
.Iannr,y. d cluIntion Of the r,sult by don.
,,rs.s ~ Febru0ry md inauguration in
,ia,eb.
"a, puLli, IL also Interested in huawine
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
THE PREsHYrRnr yesterday.
Special Meeting 10 Act on GaIIs-ktie
Arrangements ROr Installing ae,y
Pastor.

Pastors.
The New Castle Presbytery met in
special conference at Central Church, this
city, ut 80 Tuesday afternoon. Modera-
tor Henry Rumur, nf st. Georges, pre-
siding, aud Rev. Robert Graham, of
Lower Brandywine Church, acting rs
clerk pro tenn There were II clergymen
and three elders present. ..
Rev. W. G Alexander, of Westminster
Presbytery, Pennsylvania, was received as
member of this Presbylery and his name
enrolled.
the cal of the church at Middletown
for the pastoral services of MIR. Alexander
was presented 10 Ptesbytery and accepted
by hun.
A committee vas then appointed. con
sistiug OF Rsy. w. o. Alexander and ID.
l.. Duming to make the necessary
arrangements for the installation, which is
to take place Oh tuesday, December 7tb,
at I .. m. At this servi it was decided
that the moderator of the Presbytery
should preside, the Rev. w. l.. Ledwith,
of Westminster Pregbytery preach the
seI mon, with the kev. Dr.. Nixon, of this
city as alternate. DIR. John Patton, the
former pastor of Middlrtown Church,
Hh6 appointed " utlANNi hlb SAioi Ep ~ wv
new pastur, with Rev. DIR, Marks of this
city as alternate. The cherge TO the
p, ople is to he delivered by Rev Henry
Runner, Moderator; alternate, Rev. 4. N.
X Jig sin, Of this city
The call from Peucader Church, GLASGOW,
for the services of Rev George Rogers,
of this Presbyt ~, Was accepted by him.
Ene committee 10 nuko arrangements
re ported that Rev. james Mclntire, of
Elkton, Should preside, Rsv, MIR Rumer
acting as alternate. DR.. Nixan is to
preach the sermon, DIR. Marks being the
alternate Rev. Mr.. Runner delivers the
charge TO iho pastor and Rev. George j..
Porter Of Newark, charges the people,
rev. W, w. HebeT,on, Of Exon, sG'iug
AZ alternate for the latter.
A resolution waa adopted d, clariug that
II was tue NE Of tho Plesbytery in
reference to the calls acted upon as above,
that The pastors should he allowed the use
of the FsrSOnagos attached to their
/ churches IN addition 10 the sums named
in their calls AS -Hlarea
Presbytery then Adjourned. The regu-
lar meeting will be held next May AT
| Elktou Md,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

N the Grand Monthly Drawing, the 12i,l Of the
Louisiana state Lottery, at New Orleans. on Tues
day, OctOhcr l21'h, No. 9l,3}2 WAS drawn for the
hr-t capital of S3O,0Ol, and it was sold in halves
nnc-half IN response 10 a letter addressed to NJ. A
Dauphn, No. Ip Broadway, New York City. to
NJ k. II. Miller, of No. iaT Cont street BROOKLYN,
Il. l., while the other sent 10y mail in response
TO II leltnr 10 NJ. A. Dauphiu, NV OHeafls, la by
Mr.. James A. Farley, troug7 McssT-. Farley,
Spear ~ Co. Baukers At Montgomery, Ala, and
collected hv MeSars. Iusey ~ C!llis, OF New
Orl, ans. The cost ot eacn Investment was only 81
The second capital for fi0,OOn was drawn by No.
~ 233, in Nev Orleans. La; No. 1918 drew The
third capltalot s. 900, WAS sold in Mumplis Tenn,
and collected by the Fiist National Hank uf
Ncnuhis
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
PENINsULAR EAS,
EDITORIAL Extracts From Delaware
and Eastern Shora Exchanges.

! The Nav York fHIUhe says: "Iet
Y nobody forget that John W. Forney,
4 Daniel Sickels and Daniel Bnttliield have
! loiued the Democratic party for good
4 Don't let them sneak back" The 7'riJuRe
ought to have u ,oGg enough memory TO
teach it charity, In 1872 Unsupported the
4 Democratic candidate for President and
was afterwards allowed to sneak" back
INTO the Republican party. --4HiJ0rd NetOS.
The election i'll this county OH Tuesday
pas6ed off quietly, but the returns show u
decrease of 80 votes from last year. The
fact IL the voters Of this county never
have turned out nj Presidential election.
and in all probability they never will. 1t
seems TO require Il powerful stimulus
something IKE an expectant collectorship
road supervisor, or other inferior position
to secure their presence at the polls on
election day -hent Ne,o,
Peter Wright enjoys double distinc-
ton. lIs was not only the first colored
man to vote IN Georgetown Tuesday, but
4 he voted Democratic ticket. How much
he got FOR his service is al open question
- Ge0rgetyicn Inquirer.
Whero Is the sense in requiring respop-
sible hotel keepers to close their bars on
y ,o - ,;..' poopie
4 Gto'9etOpa Inquirer
Il nncb ~ -, :" NJ" lon
4 Tho ro.,i,'',, 90 -, NV at"oh y. ~
II DaInwssa tr.,,,,I,',.,, g..,s ~ III
The Newark Ledger, commenting on the
superior strength OF tie Republican State
and county 10 iee REPUBLICAN national
\ H., I; 81 l's "Uio ''3H ne Fe"ret VI
49,, ''-i' :" n'u' an n'luueu
,".,I;."i, o'e '''E ''tn' :" 'n' INTENSE
n aJ,,,;a'; - ~ "'"N au" county
+ r.,ai'1 ~ '. n''' NV i"' 'n' ueshe III
& ,.,,' Nt,"i pnS"i" III 40 pace, we
ha,, = ~ l''o.ie'u" "uH" 'V-u'y nave
q li' J''i'y oi we h'pn'oeiH-e'eo' 10 the
4 49, ansi,i i". ,9n',''"t IA" - ho,
,,or,.Ii'' va ""S H,ouhi "a" ~ 'n"' VI
n aat.,s a"' ,',,,,' anu en's - not sa,iu
.'s,af, ' Wi'i' ''i"t o'asS VI people VINO VINO
obova t H." " W. VI 'no 'on,n"ni'y
for,rn,t ta' ~ y, ~, Hry parry anu WIZ
pana,,sa a.. lli, "t'''i 4 w power
ri,s,'li 'o o ''io ln1."N"9 He"S saln 'na'
a,'a H. - no' i %naitVer 10 iran,
tns l.,,a. aS h " Pm S'ShiinsY q,
..,si, -, 49,. q" 'no ''u, rl'lie ana
- 49,, - il."''"es P''onef
- rs ''.',,'.i :, . ',s'' n"
Wa 49, ~, h,,''. ~. , .5 =. IA.
W N"s' ~ 'hu " he"eP"pei
salssh s 49, """ oo'ei'eS NM W.
-. WV no'eH'ls
49, 49,, ~ VI ~ l'.eh"9 arc "
49, it nn'"Rohie'ic W us''
,h,rd ,,r,r in lHu' oi'i"e M" 'l''
,.hn o,,,,,n,,;nr,t a.ir'', 10 't''
ConkIina tlan,sro, n,,a T.,'' nv S .n
49, , ,I1,' ,I'fan--'ne 'nte'
.,,a f ,t.'. a., ~ 'i' ~ pu''''ehi p''S
atm.,i,i ~ &C. "o"''"',s ns,i tu'
slernnr ,hen ,'l.,',i, '' 1 ,".,S nov
;narsti,rda a., ~. ,, ,'' a'Vu ~ w
~ 'uo '"eu |h' haNe uoL'
in'Ie 10 eltct Our candidate tnAu all tnt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
ST. GEORGES.


Special Correspondence Of state journal.
ST. GEORGES. Nov. .. Election being oyel
ON people have settled back into the old
routine.
Carpenter higgins is about to build a new
house for Mrs. Armstrong.
d. b. Stewart received barge load of Goa
yesterday.
Our farmers are busy hrsking corn. Thi,
makes il rather dull in town
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Tho Electric Light.

The Mccullough Iron Company and the
Jackson & Sharp Company are preparing to
light mp their respective works by electricity.
The machine which il to generate the light
for the Mccullough works has already
arrived, and the new system of lighting is
expected to be in successful operation there
by the end of this week, Only two lights will
be used. The Jackson 4 Sharp Company
machine has not yet arrived, but is expected
soon and the new system of lighting is likely
to be in Use there in week OF two.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
COME AND SEE US.

Come and see lis, or drop
us a line, saying what you
want, as near as you can. If
you are here, you can see for
yourself a great variety Of
things, try on what you like,
and go home with the old
clothes in a bundle. That is
very easy; and nothing can
be more satisfactory
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11


While the total popular vote is not yet
| asceriained, il seems probable that as in
1876, the Democratic candidates have the
mai gritty of the popular vote. Az figured
up by the y York HeraH Hancock now
leads Garfield some q 00D. In 1876 the
| DETECTED candidate. Tiiden. had o. mai lrity
over Hayes OF $50 co.. The constitution,
however, rs framed by the fathers, pro
viieE for an election of President and
Wee President not by the people directly,
bat by tho electoral colleges, aud ia the
composition of those colleges the equality
of the etstes is recognized and represented
by giving them two votes each without
regayi TO population. Il is ,igniticant
circumstance that in 1856 and again in
1850, it il TO TIL States Rights feature in
the Constitution ihnt the Republicans, who
are in the habit az d. crying aud deriding
all states rights, owe their success. II the
people OF tue United States were nothing
but nation with big n, ms Mr.. Hayes
ard Mr. G4rne!d, ard Mr. Oonkling aud
the rest Of them arn fond o! repeating, aud
had voted FOR PRECEDENT as a patton, and
not by states, Mr.. riid n, aud NOT Mr.
Hayes, would oe President to-day without
all csyil, ord Grn. Hancock, aud not Gen.
Garfield, it sppsays, would have beeH
declared elected on Tuesday. As it is,
Gen Gaiti-ld viii bo the choice OF the
,iec,roal coil L y eamber, although
i is more than i;k-ls b. i, aot the choice
OF majority of die people, As suovn by
h popular ydte on Tuesday.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
MS HEART TORN our.
GoiOrch Man Murdered and
Hobbed in Kentucky.


BLOOMFIELD, Ky, Nov. iO.-0n Sunday
night last, John Berkely, colored, while
men was fired at by some one concealed in the
weeds in fence corner and his heart literally
torn out.
His companions fled without discovering
the criminal When his body was found it
had been robbed. The murder occurred three
miles from this place.
Berkely was an inoffensiye, pcaccablc young
man.
The Object was evidently robbery.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
IIOJ'ER.

Special Correspondence Of state journal, . .
DOVER. Nov. G.-John Aaron. son Powell
Aaron of West Dover. has lost his mind over
the defeat of his father who was candidate
ON the Republican ticket.
Joshua Parker and sam MOllison had q fight
on Friday. Sam came ont with pair of black
eyes, and Joshua was bound over for court
Joshua led his elan well on election day. but
one of his negroes refused to voted until the
party had lifted ?l7 execution for him.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

The new p, W. " b. depot cau',ot lie
looked fer this winter, but it is corning,
The Edge Moor lion Company has the
contract for the iron work ON the sheds,
but owing 10 the rush %! work clunot have
the ms,celhl in shape probably before next
March Mhtn that is ready there lsi't he
change ~ EceLe in tho vicinity 81 the
pr.s,.Ti, IADnt
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

samuel y Storey ssnh Robert Lind
sry Arrested for Perjury and Core
tess k'heir tsutIf

Associated Press Displtcn.
NEW YoRK. Nov. 10 Police Justice Morgan.
this morning, examined Samuel $. Morcy and
Robert Lindsey. arrested for alleged perjury
IN connection with the philp-tiariield libel
casc.
The room was cleared of spectators.
Lindsey testified that his real name was
O'Brien. Lindsey made Il statement which
will be laid before the grand jury but which
is now kept secret.
: Morey WAS also examined and made state
ment which, it is said is Il full confession /,
but it., too, is kept secret.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Associated Press Dispatch.
PARIS, Nov. 1G.-Fresh disturbances are
feared at Tourcoing between members of the
Catholic clubs aud the authorities charged
with the cyecution of the religions DEGREES,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
Il PROBABLE BUFFALO MURDER.

n WHsIC fcsfcutr UHRes IsOVe 10 IN e
Daughter Of IL Prominent Citizen
and IN shot.
associated Press Dispatch
BuFFALo, !. l., Nov. 10, Russell Dart, u
prominent citizen, shot, probably fatally,
Emil Seifert u music teacher and violinist, this
morning.
Seifort made love to Mr. Darts daughter
while acting as her teacher aud had been
forbidden the house.
Yesterday he visited the house, and pro-
ducing carving knife threatened to kill any
one who prevented him from seeing Miss
Dart. He was elected and promised not to
return.
At O'Clock this morning lie returned and
was shot by Mr.. Dart who was arrested and
asserted tint he acted in self-defense
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
IaOcEessin,s Prosperity,

Abner Williamson has begun building a
house for himself on a lot obtained from
John G. jackson, near Mill Greek flag
station. This makes IL new houses built
at Hockessin in the last ~ months
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
Timely Advice
on Fall Clothes.

You are thinking Of your
clothing for fall; whatit shall
be; how and where you shall
getit.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Associated Press Dispatch
MEMPHIS, Tenn. Nov, TO- During bar
room fight occurring early this morning Mat
Reeves. steamboat mate was stabbed eight
times by Monroe Clinch 4 night watehman.
Reeves died from the effect Of his injuries
and Clinrli Inns hnen nlIesird
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Holman Hunts remarkable picture of
"rbe Shadow Of Death' ia on exhibition
! by it's owners III Nav York .
A guilin bearing the city arms il TO mark
the place where Temple Bar formerly di-
yidcC London from Westminster
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
Storm at Seafarti.

pecial Correspondence of State journal.
STAFFORD, Nov. S.-A heavy wind storm
from the southwest passed over Seaford
Saturday night and blew the tin roo fotf the
rectory OF the Protestant Episcopal church
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
Eirc-E'rooE Freight Rgou,c.

Chester Times, .
The p, W. AZ u. RsiIroad Company is
building tre-proof freight depot at
Trainers station. 'fhe foundation walls
are being laid and it is thought the brick
work viii be completed by Christmas. 1t
will be thoroughly ire-proof.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Quotations at the BrRnuywnr Mills for FlOut ailt
Grain-Corre daily


PsR BARREL. Prime yellow meal Cur
Patent ilonr. STlbaS. 20 Coarse " &c
N Fam Flour S1.5OaI.tO PER TON.
5nprflnr " S475uG.0O JOrn shorts. ..... 4lS.Ou
PER BusHEL Best mddlings.... PAW
Amber wheat prime Common " :. ~ W
to choice. ...... ST. 10 Best ship stuff. $50. 2O.Ol
FalluNy ruIl, bJr liruu = mi
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
NnIicr.

DIR. kliuc'- Great Nerve ltc-iorcr IL the narve
Of the aye Tor all Nerve Diseases A u HIS stopped
irr. Send 10 93l Arch street, Philadelphia, Pa
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Mr.. Theodore Hively, tobacco and cigar
dealer, 100 Seneca street, was recently laid
up with rheumatism so that he couldn't
walk. After liberal use of various pre-
parations he purchased bottle of St
Jacobs Oil and, to use his own expression,
at was the first thing to afford him any
thing like relief" He has completely
recovered by its use -Cleveland Plain
Dealer.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
kaoIIn Mining.

Isaac L. chamberlain has leased the de-
post Of ka\ piin on his farm, near Hook
essin, TO tht proprietors of the Diamond
State kaolin\ Company, who will mine and
refine the kao lin for the markets.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Assucatei p. ess Dispatch
LONDON, Nov. 10. A Paris dispatch to the
Times says; The authority Of the Cabinet
is SO shaken that retrospective vote of con
lidencc could only resIscitate it for few
days.
l. iss POOR speller who does not keep
IN 10 ruslu,ss.
Al \ uilly on shop ~iudnw is written;
"The 81 AZ bnnnier does rot receive nom
10 3 p N, F,gdro
The mine pie IL a little backward this
year, aud fears are entertained that the
early frosts have injured the viurs
Mat IN Ayg9.
A duii old i:iy being tod ihst c. rt,.il
lawyer was isiuE a, the point II death Z
Glaluti MY gracious wont uyeu
desih stop thai mans lylng?'
Name mnibarman, VINO sal in The
gallery II bal! and saw the ladies iu
short 4ieevrs, turned To his daughter aud
said Katie, ] don't see any 2oot muscle
in the whole room
P,ri- rs.ts arr raising. Sirlojn steaks
are bS cents pound FISH Rre cGmpara-
tiynly cheap. Celery j, three to b c-nts
hauch aud rauihoWers six to ten cents
sach Fruits arc dear .-.-.
Miss Pitey said when a Chicago clergy
msr, III marriage ceremony, asked her II
she would love, honor and obey her
husband; II will iove and honor him, but
whether wnl obey hiu depends on
circumstances,
wl-r Jsuny L'ul visited America ne
famous cari"Aturi.t Cham amused himself
, ny r. pres. ntiLg an Aulpsitan walking about
with hi9 land III glass ease. 81 do not
use it any longar," sad the American,
''since Jenny Lind has shook it.
The Chicago Times says THAT Boston
is go years old, and this explains why
her women wear spectacles. IL should
he stated that Chicago is | | miles square,
and that is why Chicago girls wear mum
Der Il Shoes Boston Post.
A Indy wants TO know why tho railroad
/ companies do not provide special cars for
! tobacco chewers as well as for smokers
Bless your innocent heart. Tobacco
/ cheSers are not so particular as that
Au ordinary passenger car is good enough
| for them. -I}0stOB Transcript.
''No Words in the English Language"
| writes q lady in Michigan, who is using the Cow
rorSp Oxygen frratmcnt,'can express the graft,
ludc feel for the benefit | lave received and the
hope have of possessing tolerahe health again
1t will be ten years January, lsso, since was taken
sick. aud the mental agony alone has been indie
scribabc. have two little girls who have never
seen walk. think shall he able 10 walk aloAt
after u time. have been 20 hungry this sumnt
that have scarcely been able to wait for meal
Every one remarks apon my improvement in my
complexion, and am putting on flesh rapidly. My
bowels, which have been constipated all my fe,ant
terribly so since my sickncssare now better than
Fave ever known them 10 be- Our Treatise OF
Compound Oxygen, its nature and action, and fu!
Information for use, sent free. Drs STARKEY 4
PALgS, llO9 and I'LL Girard Street, Philaaelphii
Pa,
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

with Daudrnll, GLENN's Su .ruUR Soar viii br
tnuul an iuthilibIr rem dy. Hu'- Hair and Wits
krr Dye, Bi Elk ar Hriwn. ste.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11

Associate r, ess Hiepatch,
LONDON, Nov. To- A Paris dispatch to the
Times says; Tho authority of the Cabinet
is SO shaken that n retrospective vote of con
lidenrc could only resIlsctate it for a few
days.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
An AUsT8Ias E4RTHoUAKB.
Esyo Hundred Houses and several
Churches Badly Damaged Yester-

Associated Press Diauatcl
LoSDoS, Nov. l0.--Later particulars from
felt throughout Southern Austria yesterday,
state that 200 houses and two churches were
irreparably damaged.
Part of the cathedral must lie rebuilt.
The palace and cOuntry-seat of the Cardinal
Archbishop. the government school and Il
segHr mandatory were half destroyed.
Buildings within radius Of miles were
terribly damaged.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1880-11-11
lr YOU I)pN'r CONE,

But, suppose YOU don't
como. How are we going
to sell You just what you
want to buy, without your
seeing things beforehand?
Try; write; say about how
much you want to pay for a
business suit, dress suit, over
coat, or whatever you want;
say whet your occupation is;
say anything that has any
bearing on what we ought to
send you. 1t will not take
us two minutes to guess
what you want if we don't
guess right, that's our loss,
not yours.
HAVE YOUR Own WAY!
Perhaps you want your
clothing made to your meas
urr. Did you suspect that
we make to measure a
half-million dollars worth of
clothing every year for pco-
pie we never saw and never
expect to see? You may
be very certain that we have
Il way of doing such work
without much risk of Il mis-
fiji; for a misfit, you know,
comes right back to us. We
are pretty careful about
making blunders when we've
got them all to make good.
Our WAY:
Our way Of doing business
is TO make the buyer wei
come, at the outset, to all
the advantage and all the
guarantee he can ask for.
49,. Wanamakcr & Brown.
J.E Nam
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-03
MINING NOTES.

According to the Austin RereiVe the
miners have struck it rich in the Bayfield,
mine. IXL district.
During the past week the south branch
of the Sutro tunnel was advanced los
feet in five days = the biggest work yet
done.
The Salt Lake Tribune thinks that Utah
is making better showing from her mines
at present than any other State or Terri
tory in the Union, and that, as a rule, only
the surface of the Utah mines has been
tickled thus far.
A Helena correspondent of the Chicago
Tribune says: The mines of Montana
are but little developed. They are wait
ing the incoming railroads, and the influx
of capital sure to accompany them, to-
gether with decrease of expense of trans
portation, and cheapening of labor
The only camp in Colorado which seems
to be exciting people just at present is
Rico. There is an immense rush to that
place. Rich strikes of carbonate ore is
the power that draws the seeker after
wealth and the capitalist. There are
about thousand people there now and
more going.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-06-03
ST. ROSES PICNIC.

Fifteen car loads of people went out to the
picnic of st. Rose Church at Arcade Grove
yesterday. The day was as pleasant as could
be desired. and the picnickers enjoyed them
selves to their full bent. Good order pre-
vailed, and nothing occurred to mar the pleas
ure of the occasion. For the games the fol-
lowing prizes were awarded: Boys running
race, Is to IS years, prize. hat won by G.
Odbert. Same, u to Is years, white shirt I;
won by E. Smith Girls running race, II to
u years of age, prize, scarf pin; won by
NJ. Hilbert. Running, hop, step and jump,
prize, brush and comb won by G. Hilbert
Running race. free to all, won by j. Gormley
Girls running race, to II years, prize pic.
ture; won by Mamie Buckley. Running
race, free to all, prize, pair of field glasses ;
won by G.. Hilbert. Hop, skip and jump,
prize, sleeve buttons won by Robert Goods
Ladies race, free to all, lawn dress won
by Katie Buckley. Standing jump, first scarf
pin, won by Robert Goods ; second sleeve
buttons, won by Mr.. Knox. Running race,
free to all men, won by Mr.. Nolan. In the
base ball match the Railroad Club beat the
Union Club by % runs and q outs to 10 runs
and p outs.
The following is the score of the military
team SHOOTING for the 800 Drize