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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1880-04-06

A PROVIDENCE man relates that when he
was little boy he was one day standing
in Market Square with his grandfather,
when four Irishmen came up, one of whom
asked the distance to Pawtucket. He was
told by the old gentleman that it was about
four miles. swell, faith" said Pat, in a
mock tone of encouragement to his three
tired companions, "that's not bad at all
only mile apiece for u.s. "Whom do
you want to see in Pawtucket?" inquired
he. "Be jabers," was the quick reply,
sI want to see myself there the most Of
anybody"
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THE AGRICULTURAL REPORT.

EDS. RECORD UNION Please inform your
agricultural readers that in order to make
the Report of the Agricultural Department
of the University" lately issued, reach those
really interested in such matters it will not
be distributed broadcast. but will be mailed
on application to any address, so long as the
limited edition holds out.
T.. w. HMGARD,
Professor of Agriculture, University of Cal
ifornia, Berkeley.
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Savage levies an assessment of 81.
Protest Filed-srore Assessments

SAN FRANCISCO, April 5th.-At meeting
of the Board of Election Commissioners to-
day, representatives of the Workingmen fled
protest against counting the ballots of the
Citizens Union. 1t was received and placed
on file. Mayor Kalloch suggesting that the
proper course for the Workingmen would be
to obtain mandamus
Alta levies an assessment of 30 cents, and
Leopard one of 10 cents
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OREGON.
wea,her-marine News-warrant Issued

Weather-Marine News-Warrant Issued.
PORTLAND, April 5th.-The weather Is
clear and delightful.
w. A. Holcomb and Garibaldi, which sailed
from this port for Hongkong last summer,
will return here with Chinese passengers and
general merchandise. The first two vessels
named will sail for this port about the 18th
instant, and the other two about the last of
April.
The State authorities, on reauisition of
Governor Ferry, of Washington Territory,
have issued a warrant for the arrest of Lewis
w. Elterman, convicted of the crime of grand
lnrnnr,rr
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Stage Robber Cassht-Fire Department
Election.

SALINAS, April 9TH Sheriff Franks brought
in to day James r. Palmer, charged with bav
ing robbed the stage coming north near Sole
dad, in this county, on Tuesday night, taking
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S express box. Franks
had chase from Wednesday until Saturday
night coming up with his imam in the hills on
the border of Tulare county.
The fire department of this city held an
election to-day, electing J. d. Brown Chief
Engineer, George McDougall, First Assistant
Engineer, and Jacob Suisser Second Assist
ant
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And in accordance with law and an order Of the
Board of Directors made the 23d day of February,
A. d. 1850, so many shares of each parcel of such
stock may be necessary viii be sold at public
auction, at the office of the Company at lsleton,
Sacramento county, California, on FRIDAY, the
9th day of APRIL, A. ID. 1880, at the hour of
o'clock ?. NJ. of said day. to pay said delinquent
sessments thereon, together with the costs Of adver
Using and expenses OF sale.
F. A. ROE Secretary
No 211 Ellis street. San Francisco
Office: Isleton, Sacramento county, California.
mr25td
Capital COiOnnade, No. 1917 Tenth street.
Private rooms for families. Tho best of wines,
liquors, cigars, etc. JOHN HECTOR, Proprietor.
mrlS-1m
"COnsOmme. al the FOrrest"' every
evening from to II n17-lm
There's not a charm that lights the face
With so ineffable grace,
As sweet, pink lips and ivory teeth;
And nothing now, beneath the sky,
Can beauties such these supply,
Save SOZ0D0NT that wears the wreath.
apl-3tThSandTu
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First step Toward Hmpcaching Mayor
kaIIOch.

SAN Francisco, April 5th.-The Board of
Supervisors tonight adopted resolution that
the peace of the city had been seriously i'm.
periled by the alleged incendiary speeches by
Mayor Kalloch and authorized the Judiciary
Committee to investigate the matter and re-
port. 1t is said that this is the first step
toward impeaching the Mayor.
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WHEATLAND, April 5th.-The election was
held to-day for the selection of town officers
for the ensuing year. and passed off very
quietly. The following were elected: Trus-
tees-John Lands, NJ A. Scott, N. Ii.
Sheppard, J. NJ Tindel, M. D. Dowan !;
Treasurer. A. P. Lipp Assessor, P. S. Lar
rabee; Marshal, G. ID. Waddell.
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Trying 30 Beat His Own RecOrd-Assess.
ment.

San Francisco, April 9TH At Union
Hall, at l o'clock this morning, Weston be.
gan an attempt to beat his London record OF
$50 miles. The track octagon, twenty laps
to the mile. Callahan and Chenowith, local
pedestrians, enter against Weston with five
hours start, he to pay $500 to either of them
who equals his own score.
Savage levies an assessment of 81.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, April By Rev. r. Bentley, at the
Arcade Hotel, Howard NJ. Stacey, of Lincoln, Cal,
to May n Harwood, OF Lemoille, ILL.,
Near Bangor, Butte county, March 2l-Charles A.
Lawrence to Laura Day.
San Bernardino, March 2s-Charles Holcomb to
Frances Kean.
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BORN.

Near Mud Springs, April 3-wife of Joseph D.
Foster, daughter.
Near Mud Springs, April 3-Wfe of II. c. Lee, a
son.
Suffer Creek March 29-Wife of A. Record son.
Dixon, March 20-Wife Of w. J. Scott, son.
Near Rio Vista, March I7--Wife of E. ID. Rand, a
daughter.
Los Angeles, April 2-wife of William H Gould, a
son.
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FIRST ARTILLERY RECT. BAND

MUSIC FURNISHED FOR PARTIES, "a
WI Serenades, Parades, Picnics. ec. Leave II
orders at headquarters, No. 720 street; ~
F. A Flseh Twelfth and G streets. Leader. Gk
E. W. DAVIS, No. 1924 l street. ap6-lm
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GACRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
= l street, between Front and Second, Sacra-
mento Manufacturer of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
Work, etc. Also all kinds of Repairing Changing
Portable Boilers from Wood to Straw Burners a
,,,gf int
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Republican Delegates to the State Con.
Poisoned by Mushrooms.

SAN DIEGO, April 5th.-Rufus Morgan,
one of the leading bee-men of this county,
died very suddenly this morning at his resi-
dence in Bernardino township from the effects
of eating poisonous mushrooms. The family
OF deceased are understood to be on the way
from the East to settle here.
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The White mountains, Nevada, will at
tract many prospectors. 1t is believed
that there is mineral in abundance in the
range.
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Official Vote.
Town Election.

REDWOOD CITY, April 5th.-The official
vote of this county for joint Senator is as fol.
lows Byrnes 5S5, Freud 4SS.
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In round numbers. $4,000, 900, or one
third of the French people, live in cities
and towns. In the United States the pro-
portion is one-tifth, and is rapidly increas-
ing.
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HENRY FUCHS.

PURCHASING AND GENERAL BUSINESS
Agency, 500 street. Sacramento Cal. Any
thing that you wish to have and do not know where
TO get it, may be furnished here Agencies, COM
missions and correspondence, eitlSr in English,
French or German respectfully solicited ap6-4pIm
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LANSINGS

INTERNATIONAL HOTEL. SACRAMENTO.
IL Nos. SEQ, S:e, 32i and sec N street.
Between Third and Fourth, opposite Postoffice.
q Inc largest and pest Family Hotel IN the city
Best Meals in the city, for 70 cents Board, per
week. So; 81 to 81 per day. Finelyfurnished rooms
Street cars pass the door every five minutes.
apG-tf JAMES LANSING, Proprietor
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The sprague Case,

SAN BuENAyENTuRA, April 5th.-In the
Superior Court to-day Judge Hines set down
the case of Sprague, convicted of the murder
of T. Wallace More, for the 26th instant
On that date action will be taken in regard
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TIE DEBRIS BILL.

The Senate Committee on Irrigation,
Water Rights and Drainage have reported
the debris bill back to the Senate favor
ably, recommending but one amendment,
and the bill has been made the order for
to-day on its second reading. The amend
ment proposed is to exempt lands which
are only benefited, but not reclaimed, from
the possible tax of So an acre. While
there may not be any reasonable ground
for opposition to this change in the bill, it
should be evident that any amendments
requiring its return to the Assembly, and
the concurrence Of that body, are calcu-
lated to delay and so endanger the meas
ure. If the Legislature has paid any
attention to this momentous question it
must by this time have realized the impor-
tance Of prompt remedial action regarding
it. Among the wild and reckless state
ments put forward by those who are fight
ing against all legislation on the subject
has been the assertion that the expendi-
ture of so much money would injure the
party held responsible for the passage OF
the pending bill. This suggestion is
utterly baseless and absurd. We do
not hesitate to say that the most dam
aging responsibility that could attach to the
dominant party in this connection would
be the responsibility for having defeated the
measure of relief upon which the safety of
the entire Sacramento valley depends to-
day. And we assert further that no party
burdened with such responsibility could
| hope to obtain the support of the wide
region now threatened with swift destruc-
ton by the mining debris. Members will
do well to realize the significance of this
measure, therefore, in more ways than
one, and if there are any who care more
for the political consequences of their votes
than for the principles involved, they may
as well understand that the denial of JUS
tice and relief would not be regarded by
the victims as light matter, but that it
would certainly color and mold their po-
litical action in the future. AS to the
amount of the expenditure called for, it is
a bagatelle to the extent of the in
terests which are threatened. With
what prospect of success could poll
ticians approach the people in the
coming campaign, and tell them that to
secure few hundred thousand dollars they
had refused to interfere between the entire
Sacramento valley and ruin? The ques-
ton of expense is in truth irrelevant, for
the case is one in which the need of relief is
imperative, and no matter what it costs it
will have to be extended Should this
Legislature fail to do its duty in the mat
ter, the next one will be called on for
heavier appropriation, for the evil is cumu-
lative, and every year of inaction makes it
harder to recover. And thus the only re-
suit of delay can be to repeat the legend
of the Duncan Sybil, and to compel
the State to pay more, with less prospect
of recouping the outlay.
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tell the tale. In her account of husbands
she skips one, the son of San Francisco
minister. There was not one of us but
knew Ned-a wild, frank, free and gen.
erous boy, the pride and solicitude OF his
of bright eyes. Many rhymes have been
flung abroad in praise of women, wine
and song" and many more yet tangle
themselves in the brains of just such boys.
This boy was no exception and his friends
trembled as well they might. But there
is this good thing about him He fell
honestly IN love with woman and married
her, with nobility of intention and
straightforwardness and openness that was
grievously touching. But, alas the wom-
an was unworthy. She had~taken a boy
and fascinated him, and woven her tolls
about him and married him with a pur-
pose. She thought his family would be
compelled to acknowledge her, and that
she would follow them into society. She
brought him on the Sunday morning fol-
lowing their wedding into church, under
the shadow of his own fathers pulpit, and
a rustic of indignation went up through
the congregation at this outrageous brava-
do. In lace shawl and silk dress with a
long train, and with her eyes modestly
cast down, she swept by me up the aisle, a
handsome woman, many years older than
the boy husband, whose blue eyes shone
with pride as he walked by her side. The
father in the pulpit looked ready to sink
with shame, and his voice shook with emo
ton as he rose to read the hymn but the
son looked round so proud to have married
this magnificent woman, who had cast
such glamour round herself that she
seemed to him the best and truest woman
in the world.
THEY NEVER CAME
To church again. She was not received by
the church, the family or society, and in six
weeks time she contemptuously tossed out
of her arms the boy she had gathered into
them, and someone else saw fit to marry
her by and by. Overcome with mortifca
ton, the boy she had fooled went down to
Texas and stayed two years. pulling up
courage to face the world again, and after
malaria had seized him he returned home.
But he had passed through the fiery furnace;
the trial had purified; hisol wild, dissipated
ways were shaken off and he was ready to
be a man. Alas the seeds of the malaria
planted in his system soon sprung into new
life. and we had hardly greeted him until
he was dead-repentant,s sad and sorry ere
he died People laugh and shake their
heads merrily when they say, "boys will
be boys, but there never yet was night
of dissipation but scored one on the char
acter.
And this is the story, as it was read to
me at the time, of the skipped husband.
KATE HEATH
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Manufacturing Company. Location OF principal
place of business and works, Iseton, Sacramento
upon the following described stock, on account of
Assessment No. I, levied On the 23d day OF FEB
RUARY, a. D. 1880, the several amounts set
opposite the names Of the respective shareholders,
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Change in City OmciaI.- Debris Ones.
tiOn-Deafh.

MARrsvILLE. April 5th.-The old City
Council had its last meeting tonight. The
new comes in with Dr. G. Il. Stone as Mayor
and the following Aldermen-elect John P.
Swift First Ward; E. C. Ross, Second j.
III. Krause Qate County Auditor), Third
John PETER, Fourth. In his inaugural Mayor
Stone dwelt largely on debris matters Him
self pioneer of Yuba county since 1850 gives
weight to his suggestions on this absorbing
topic. In concluding this portion of his adj.
dress he used the following language al
the Legislature would deal fairly with all
parties concerned, they should pass law at
once allowing all persons contributing to the
common nuisance to be joined in one suit.
Such law can work no possible injury ex.
cept to the wrong -doer, and would enable us
to settle this question once and foreverg"
VIM H. Drum, an old pioneer resident of
this county, died last evening of pneumonia.
Deceased was merchant of this city in 1851.
but of late years titled small farm on the
Yuba bottom, six miles above the city, until
completely devastated by the debris. His age
was 50. His brother pioneers will bury him
on Tuesday.
Republican Delegates to the State Con.
venfiOn.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, April 5th.-At a meet.
ing of the Republican County Committee,
held last Saturday, w. i. Beebee, H. NJ
Warden and r. Z. Jack were elected dele.
gates to the State Convention at Sacramento
on the 29th.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST BY Rail.

Death of a Resident of San Diego County
from Eating Poisonous Mushrooms.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION.
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A MYSTERY IN MARIN COUNTY.

Disappearance of Citizen Under sus-
picious Circumstances.
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Are all combined in MURRAY & LANMAN'S
FLORIDA WATER-the only recognized perfume
of fashion. E2y As there worthless eounterfeits
BUYERS should always ask for the FLORIDA WATER
prepared by LANMAN & KEMP, New York. ap6-1t
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Fragrance the most lasting
Fragrance the most delicate
Fragrance the most e quisite
Fragrance the most refreshing.
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UINEIt iNTEI.I.i,!iGNCE.

The maIksun the wharf last night N
,IcaIcd depth al I toet inchuS ~ lho
,hanuu aud risug SLOWLY. Weather
uloar uui warm
Tho Durnnl - the regular farkorS
hurp racket lot this morning
4 large number ut t"wS raHScd mp
Yesterday,
The Ton, Rhcrs Ne 2H lH'd up At ia"
Nntrr works With a small TOW.
Tho Andes arrived last night about u
n'rlork with n lair TIP. IhIs elegant
boat will leave thus afternoon NJ Io'clo'k
lnr Cincinnati shippers and paSSon-
Vcrs should govern themselves accord
ingly
Tho RoaS " laid up at lIollalrc with
nu empty tow
The Pros Ellison, that mury httlo
Rcllairc packet, dtl a hooming huNincHS
Yesterday
Local Iackcta are all running On rcgu-
lar time, and are doing lair business.
Tho Hudson isa neutral beat, II there
even was one, On Iho top and front ol
her pilnI house the name III Garfield IN
urcn IA large lcilorE, NhllC nn bath sides
ri thr house the name ut Hancock N
rmhlpSouud,
r,rtru, Hou, Juuc - River 2 lccl
inrhra aud rising. Weather cloudy,
frequent showers aud warm.
Cls,iNNAu, June -. River y loot | !
inches aud falling Raining, Weather
warm. Arrived Nigu, Evansville May
Houston, New Orleans.
MEurnIs. Junc2S RycrroScS inches
Auncd Guand Tower Nlckshulg
ncpatIrd ~. Uuncyioyc aud Mollic
Moore. II. Louis Springer, New "a
lraus. Raining,
Cugn, Juno ~ Arrived Hello al
Shreveport, II l.ouls River ~ len III
inches and rising Thermometer ~,
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PERSONAL POINTS.
Pertinent Sayings aud Doing'

Major W T. bridges, superintendent
of The lcnIlcn,iary, aud daughter oi
Moundsyillo, were IN the city ycsiculay.
Joe u. Alexander and wife, oi
Moundsyillc, we're ~ town yesterday.
They registered al the Stamm.
Captain John II lInsslcr, sheriff al
kanawha county, arrived ~ The city las,
evening and stopped At the stamm
Miss Alice V, Kelly has returned from
atSO weeks wait Ia friends IN Sleyben.
willie ani Pittsburgh,
ban. List, Jr, has returned home
FROM the Wooster University 10 spend
thc vacation.
Mis-, Bee Holiday, one ot those very
charming young lalirs II sloubenvill.
that our sister city u NJ noted for, u the
guest OF Miss tfic Rcmick, 81 Chapline
street.
M. Jerry Flynn, Of Newark, Ohio.
assistant, superintendent oi the Amer.
can union Telegraph Company, Is IN
the city.
AdjtGen. Ned Woods returned 10 the
city, last evening. after q visit Of several
weeks Ia his friends aud relatives in the
loaer part 81 the state.
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both 40 physician and surgeon. and
his pamphlet on q tumor ho r,moyed
some tins ago from = woman In Wr.,
wheeling, Weighing II pounds, !,
The prssidsa. then subui,,.d bin In,
Of delegates 70 the ns1t meeting Of the
American Medical Association, co,nm,I.
ICES, sssayIs,s, &c.
The Aupp Matter.
In the report Of the Board Of Cens,,
will be noticed the case Of pr. ]. +
Reeves VI. DR.. J. q. Hupp. This "c,I,.
brs,sd case" was noticed In the R,ols.
TEN some time ago, aud ~ the de,,,,,,
msni will take place In this city, W. siy,
tho particulars briefly, ~ alleged;
III 1872 tho pamphlet containing IA,
proceedings OF the Society WAS issucI
under direction OF tho publishing com
mittee, III which DIR. Hupp Was mcm.
l,er a. o6ic,o. The proceeding contain
rd AL apology made by DR.. Reeves a.,
summer this pamphlet Was scn, 90 Proi
Cabal, Of tho University al Virginia. ami
president Of tho American Health s,,r,,
w, WHO w N's"'"s' ""H' W W
Reeves. II Was marked "Compl,.
men,s Of Dr.. W. J. Bates" Prof. CaEaI
Was very indignant AND sent DE-. hates a
caustic letter, intimstiny that he did nnl
thank him Tor tho pamphlet. d. hate.
Who had not sent the hoax. ask~i lnr l,s
return and saw, ~ hs Thought. Il,
Humps writing. lilo charged HIN vii,
il and upon receiving . denial, brought
II beiorU the Ohio County Saiely, Sher,
Dr. Iiupp admitted that he hal done /,
meaning no harm, whatever. but
Thought DR.. Hates name would lrni
Weight 10 the pamphlet. From the
local society II was taken to the state
Society Tor trial, with the above result
Tho next meeting ri the ST,cN
which liz now In n very halirring condl
ton, will he held IN this city neat June.
and tho "sawboncs" Who have hrru
spoken to On tho sublect nav that IhrIr
will bc nothing left undone that will II,
the least manner assist ~ the entertain
inv oi their guests, Even this LAT ahra,l
of time tho RsaisrEs extends y heart,
welcome "a all who choose 10 accept oI
Wheeling hospitality
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NJ uLAtRsvILLG
IuJioImsnI ol ATs. warren tot hH''e'
,n tho second Degree County Uon'sn
lion Wedding Belmont County s'"H
tnt uauoaok aud Ensiish, No,

81 U,,g,,utN iuuc

~. hAIE-,IttN, luuv ~
spc,,h grand Iury MAS ~ SESSION
lat SatuI,iay M udi,tmvnt TIT nun
,Irr uu the ,rUnud degree vas I"""'
against Mia MarCp. the NuiA Town
th,p amman Nho rv,rullN mutd't'h h''
husband near poNhajan The 'r'al IL
,Nr.,lrd IN begin thu htt"r pat ~ 'hN
week
The prmnrrat,, County CCniral Onn.
lutIcr met here Yesterday and I''''''
A, hold the nrmUyu,iW County tbnN'h'
s,uu ,n the plarC nu THURSDAY, august
Ith The urinary ,urctlng, lnJ thc clrt.
g,un ri delegates will bc hrtd "a Tue va
uaus Townships un SaturlaN I"N 'ls'
The Cnumitirc deC'dcd tn 'n,'tas' l"'
Irairal COMMITTEES hy ,ho add'''nh '' /"
.urmhpl inr Rntvpuri p'r''n'i and ="
additional mrmhcT in IullnuN '"w"Shlr
,uI,t,lr ut the " -, R,lia,Ir. .,
The lnug expected Wctlus ut VII
\LI,S,u Fhnn,,,uu, pvpujN tt'N "l
suuit. aut MisS M,W,c latta,' '"h'
I'll last THURSDAY mutuiug al Tue ''H''
.lrncp at n g. naIuth, the ht'dC N'p
iathvr Tho ucNlN matr,od 'uuples 's''
.d the same day ga a h'ilal tnui, Enlhs
iu cleveland aud thrnrr Ia Nla9ta ta'lS'
The nrmuyr,rv ri iclm"nt county a'o
t,nl,d and enthusiastic tot the 'lh''"
nati nominations, While thr Republican
,rc greatly east down and d'spnndr"
ever ihrlr ,rry shm chance lW sl'y,'"E
S,arRrld. Tha county Will give lIah'
suck aud English a handsome mal"'''N,
asl Thursday night sons miSrroah'
lett an infant ch,ld nn tho stops at The
r,.idrncc ni jed WnU,lmanScc, one mile
west ol i,,s place. The rhlhl was IN a
basket II was removed ~ the County
lnRrmary nn trday.