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LAScAsrER, Pa, July 4.-This afternoon
a large barn on the county farm was de.
stroyed by fire, and a number Of adjoin.
ing buildings badly burned. At one time
1t was feared the building used by the in.
sane would be burned. Loss fully s75, 900;
insurance $1,000 The fire vas the work
Of an incendiary, as 1t broke out In three
places OF the same time.
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BARNEsyILLE.
Tom Moore En- tertainment by the Alum.
nj OF the high BehooI-LocaI Notes.
p.nrr.r,r,r O Inlr q

Tom Moore En- ufeFtntnment by the Alum.
nj OF the High BehooI-Local Notes.
B4RSEsyr1LE, o., July 8.
Special correspopdenee Of the Intelligeneer.
The presentation Of Tom Moore by the
Alumni of the Barnesyille High School,
took place last night. The entertainment
was held in Lyceum Hall. It's object, a
most worthy one, to obtain funds for the
Public and School Library; an institution
started by the young ladies and gentlemen
Of the Alumni. The attendance was fair.
but not what 1t should have been, consid-
ering the cause and merits Of the occasion.
The programme was as follows:
PROGRAMME.
ouartette-"My Heart and Lute". Tom Mosre
Mn. Anna Manning, Mis- Alice Pickering, and
MssarS. A. B, Howard and ". A. Talbot, Jr.;
Ars Anna R,ger,, Pianist.
eAntAtory.-In ]. Howard
Quartet -"Those Evening Bells" Tom Moore
DssdpSa yssd St
instrumental Trio "rhe Last Rose Of samnsrp
Violin. Prof. cOlIus cornst, Charley Red Plano.
Ma Anna Roge T.
Reeita.ionSsrhe Last Of the Fire Worshlpers,' :
ouartet-"oftin tho SILLY Night ...... Tom Moofs
Description Of f"The Fest Of Hoses" -. Annie Buger
TAbleau.
valsdietory- -"rhought-Iseipg, the Highest Piea,;
Quaitet-aoi Give Ne Nusic Conr
The attention OF the audience was held
from the opening to the close, and the
deapest interest manifested. II was an
intellectual musical treat, refined and
charming; not unworthy the Irish Bard.
The alumni are resolute in their purpose
to establish the library, and they will
doubtless succeed. Already over two hum
dred volumes have been acquired. To-
night they have fete in the City Hall, the
receipts to be applied to the same purpose.
Friday night q young man named VIM.
Graham was killed by the cars near Bel
mont. His body, terribly mangled, was
found about one o'clock a. N. He was
supposed to be stealing ride on freight
train. His home was near Barnsyille.
Last Thursday George Bricker was ar
rested here for theft committed near
Cadix, O. He was taken to Cadiz by Of.
fcers from that place. Bricker is a young
man but looks the hardened sinner. He
finished a term in the penitentiary about
six months ago. s.
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BERLIN, July S.-The Upper House of
the Prussian Diet has adopted, by a large
majority, the Church Bill in the form In
which Il left the LnYar HonRa.
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MOROCCO CONFERENCE.

MADRID, July SAN the plenipoten.
tiaries have signed the convention rela-
tive to the protection Of foreigners in
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NEWS FROM NEAR TOWNS
GATHERED BY INTELL1eENcER RE.
PORTERS.
A chronicle of the Happspinss and
Events, Social, Patriotic and
Otherwise I'm the vici.
mage of Wheeling.
srEuBENyILLE.

Letting Loose Carrier Pigeons Saturday
Morning-Their Confused RIiEht-The
City Council as Recommendations
Iron Works.
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ments in French society, he said. One
active and found in the cities which Is IA
yorable to the project, and another which
says little, the peasantry.
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The weather now brightens up after
heavy showers. The Americans missed
three times on the fourteenth round. Th e
aggregate score stood: Americans, 5S5;
Irish, No. /, 550i No. 2, 522. Five misses
were made by the Americans in the last
four rounds. On the seventeenth round
the score stood: Americans, 57S, Irish,
No. ], sos: No. 2, 5Sl. The tweaty rounds
were fired at 7:05, aud shooting for the
day was brought to close. Total scores:
Irish, No. l, 696; No. 2, 626; Americans,
825.
AT the :range Of / 1000 yards to-day, the
Americans made several misses. They
led up TO the tenth round, when series
OF misfortunes came. Laird made four
misses, Brown two and Scott one. The
American cup and championship OF Ire
land presented by the American Team to
the Irishmen, as memorial of the first
international contest, was won by Captain
Fenton, who made the highest aggregate
score in several competitions.
The gold medal, presented by the New
York Spirit Of The Times, valued at S400, the
terms OF the contest giving each man FIVE
shots, at 100 yards, with any rifle, was
won by Joynt, with score OF %; Fenton
next, counting 10.
Colonel Bodine says his team will be
disbanded after to-day, and he will leave
Liverpool for New York the Goth instant,
with the members OF the team ready to 60.
Rathbone, Clarke, Fisher and Rockwell
will. probably accompany Bodine back.
He is uncertain about the others, but hopes
they will not remain contrary to the or
ders OF the National Rifle Association.
Brown will 60 to the Continent, and Bo.
dine thinks he will not shoot with Frank
Hvda
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National Greenback Headquarters.
WASHINGTON, July 4.-The headquarters
Of the National Committee Of the Green
back-Labor party have been located at
903 Pennsylvania avenue.
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NEw ORLEANS, July s.-Census returns
made up to-day for New Orleans show q
total Of 2l5, ,2s9, against 1921 in 1870.
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g., .ity Of steubenville has been over:
hv: ft Of reform, and has repealed
sn' o. .,jIn,uces n providing imprisonment as
I.,i.bment for offences.
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NIHILIsTs ARRESTED.

PARIS, July s.-The Hberte says eight
Russian Nihilists, or German Socialists,
were arrested this morning in Paris, and
1t is reported that they will be expelled
from France.
pRUssIAN CHUKCH BILL ADOPTED.
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,,,, G, JOHNSON, Of Harrison county,
- 'Yss ..si,l way Of the last Legislature is a
p' s1.,s Nm, for the sheriffalty nomination.
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Ghp Gtteuisetrfer.
~. >, nnd q Fonrleenth slreet.

-, Ions BRAxSoS declines to be con.
.;,.oJ ysDJdi , e.rdidAte for the Court Of Ap'
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BROUGHT By THE CABLE.
DEBATE ON THE FRENCH AMNEsr1
BILL.
BradlauEh's MAIDEN speeeh-spanish
Convent Protected by the Stars
and stripes-situation OF
Afrairs at Buenos
sG Ayres.l
RIFLE CONTESTS.


DUBLIN, July S.-The following Ameri-
can riAemen Lave agreed to act with Mr..
Frank Hyde in the match at Wimbledon:
Brown, Clarke, Dudly, Farrow, Gersh,
Jackson, Laird, Rockwell and Scott. Also,
Burnside if he arrives in time.
The competition for the All Ireland
Challenge Shield began to-day at LAS.
The American team consists of Brown,
jackson, Scott and Laird. OF the two
Irish teams, one consists Of Fenton, Rig
by, Warren and Miller, and the other Of
Joynt, Coghlan, johnson and Murphy.
The weather is stormy, with rains.
8 P. M.-The three teams have just
finished firing the ten rounds at 1000
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DIED.

aALLao. s.as;.g Sandy Z, jay iso q 1912
Fansrsl notice hereafter,
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Mn. Anna Manning, Miss Alice Pickering, and
Ms.ars. A. B. Howard and ". A. Talbot, Jr.;
Mn Anna .rnn.. Pianiat
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FOREIGN NEW 3.
Irish Distress.

hfk>b DistESSs.
LONDON, May 31st.--In the House of Gem.
mons to-day the Chief Secretary for Ireland
stated that be belle ed the measures taken for
the relief of Irish distresss,vere sufficient, but
he intends to introduce bill to provide
another e750, 900 or II, 500 000 from the sur.
plus of the church fund.
Bismarck and tae Clerical BnI.
BERLIN, May 3lst.-Bisnarck is irritated
at the prospect OF 4 defeat Of the Church bill
1t is reported that preparations are made for
the publication of the correspondence throw
ing light upon past negotiations with the
Curia. Two days discussion in the Lower
House of the Prussian Diet on the Church
bill clearly brought out two facts, namely:
That every single section desires settlement
of the Culterkampf, and also that not one of
them entirely approves OF the bill in its pres
ent form.
The EGIEpa Rebellion.
CALCUTTA, May 31at Military prepara.
tions against the Rumpa rebellion are pro
crossing, and there is now every possibility of
another tedious campaign in that fever
stricken district
Another letter from, Roeherort.
PARIS, May 3lst.-La France publishes the
second letter of Rochefort, who omits the
violent passages and admits that his sons
wounds are slight.
Fnglish Wheat Prospects.
LONDON, May Slst-The Aiark Lane E3,-
press says: The showers and warm winds of
the past week have promoted vegetation Won
deffully If the weather from now TO harvest
should even be droughty it will probably be
beneficial to the wheat crop.
Candakar Again Threatened.
CANDAHAR, May 31st.-Rumors are daily
growing in strength that Ayoob Khan is en-
camped outside of Herat, with the intention
of making a second attempt at invading Can
dshar. Ayoob Khan has about $500 men.
Accidents at "a Fire.
MONTREAL, May 3lst-Dsriug fire last
night in the Springfield Hotel two servant
girls leaped from the fourth story one was
fatally injured. Three persons were pros
trated by the smoke.
Not Coming.
TORONTO, May 31st-Prince Leopold and
Princess Louise have decided not to take a
trip tJ San Francisco.
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They will remain at Steubenvine. Ohio, to.
night. The fight takes place at daylight
tomorrow.
PIrTsBuRe Penn. J, May 31st.-Goss and
lsyan will leave this city tonight for the
hghting-Sronnd. The authorities have roti-
fed them that it cannot take place in this
county.
National Woman suffrage Association.
CHICAGO, May 31st The National Woman
Suffrage Association begin their session at
Farwell Hall tomorrow. Many delegates
are already here, including some of the most
prominent ladies in the country.
The Alleged Massacre OF Prospecters.
CHEYENNE, May Burlinsame. who
reported the Ute depredatioas in North Park
and the murder of Carr and Dow, his part
pers, by the redskins, has disappeared He
is suspected Of their murder, starting The
story TO conceal his crime. Prospectors fail
to discover sign or trail of Indians in North
Park or vicinity.
Utterly without Foundation In Fact.
DENVER. May 3lst.-The Denver Tribune
article OF Saturday, reporting consolida-
tlon of the South Park and Rio Grande Reil-
roads, is pronounced by the President of the
former company and General Manager of
the latter as utterly without foundation in
fact.
Women Murdered.
AVON tConn. J, May 3lst. Maria Arnout
and Emily t'hilsey, widows, were murdered
last night
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HORSE -sHoEING.

AS there have been many theories in
shoeing horses for the benefit of the horse
and it's owner, which have not proved sat-
isfactory in all cases, / will give you the
result of my experience in horse-shoeing
for the last thirty years : First notice the
way the horse stands. Ii his feet are
stretched forward it denotes that the shoes
bear too much at the heel. Remedy :
Pare the foot considerably at the toe, but
very little at the heel. Joint the foot,
after it is pared, with the rasp, and see
that you have an equal bearing all around
the foot. Have the shoe concaved back to
the last hole in the shoe; then level back
to the heel calks. When the shoe is set,
have the crust at the heel about midway
of the width side of the shoe. Commence
mailing at the toe, one nail on each side
alternately. Second: II his toes incline
toward each other, set the shoes pointing
straight forward and trim the toe on the
inside, which will prevent his hitting the
other foot and stumbling. Shoes in all
cases should be of good length. Work
and team horses, in summer time, should
be well calked half sharp Third To
prevent overreaching, longer shoes are
necessary on the forward feet. The out
side corner at the heel should be rounded
out to prevent chatting the hind foot. Set
the shoe on the hind foot back so that the
foot may project over the shoe nearly half
an inch at the toe. You will then be rid
of that painful and disagreeable tune at
every step, click, click, click. For road
sters, in summer time, | prefer the slipper
shoe, thick at the heel, with medium size
toe calk. To prevent interfering, pare the
foot little, the most on the outside.
This will have tendency to roll the
ankles further apart. A side calk on the
outside heel will prevent the foot sliding
under as it touches tbs ground. Set the
shoe pointing straight forward with the
foot projecting over the shoe as in other
cases. Cor Blacksmith and Wheelwught
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND
WANTED,

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for Is cents for one time; three times for so
cents or rs cents per week
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FARMS AND VINEYARDS FOR SALE

NTOST OF THE PROPERTY OF THE ABOVE
lNH kinds in market here will be found On sale
with CARL sTROBEL, 321 j. street. Sacramento
His place is the headquarters in this branch of bust
ness. Be sure To see him first and last. ml3-lpu
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TO LET OR FOR SALE.

Advertisements of five lines in this department are
inserted for Is cents for time three times for 50
cents or rs cents per week.
NATHAN BUILDING, CORNER SEVENTH
~ and streets-Pleasant furnished front rooms,
nRUG STORE FOR SALE-THE BEST OPEN
IL ing in the State, located in one of tire northern
counties. Special Inducements offered to good
Physician. Reason for selling, parties wish to go
East. For further information apply to DANIEL
WOODS, Union Hotel, Sacram ento. m1l-lm
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nENTIST, 415 ] STREET, BETWEEN GTgs
y Fourth and Fifth, Sacramento. Arti- SOY
fetal Teeth inserted Cold Vulcanite and al bases
Nitrous Oxide or Laughing Gas administered for the
painless extraction Of Teeth. m14-1m
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FOR SALE.

V1HE WELL-KNOWN "OREGON CITY MILLS.
The mill has lately been thoroughly over
hauled, and put in rsclass condition for years to
come. 1t has six run of burs, the latest improved
machinery, and ample water-power; and has a
reputation second to none in the State OF Oregon,
having been awarded at the Centennial Exhibition
a medal and diploma for Flour made from winter
wheat. For further particulars, apply to j. D..
MILLER, Oregon City; or TO j. L. BARNARD.
Portland. ml0-lm
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MECHANICS STORE.
/" EXCEL SIOR

One who is contented with
what he has done, will never
become famous for what he will
do. He has lain down to die.
The GRASS is ALREADY GROWING OVER HIM!
We hope we are Of those who
never rest content with what
they have done, but always strive
to outdo all past efforts.
For this some may call us over
ambitious. Ills true, we have a
great ambition.
Iis and has been earnest desire to conduct
and establish business principles just exact
munity and credit to ourselves.
We have good reasons to believe that the public are
so far well satisfied with our efforts The most power
full proof thereof that they have helped us make the
MECHANEGS STORE
MOST FAMOUS ESTABLISHMENT
On this side of the continent We but say that,
in the past shall try to merit the continued liberal
support and goodwill of the public by working constantly
for their interest.
Not content with the many improvements already made this
season. we recently tore down. rebuilt and added spacious room to
our Clothing and Mems Furnishing Goods Department. thereby giving
Sacramento of the finest largest best appointed and most
convenient Clothing eSOmS the coast This additional space
has allowed us to increase the size and improve the quality Of our
stock No establishment now offer any Clothing lower in price,
finer in quality or more fashionable in style than we.
OF MASY
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HOTEL FOR SALE.

HyHE WELL KNOWN HELvETIA HOUSE
Il formerly Korn's), Fifth street, between J and
K, Sacrame TO- is offered for sale at bargain, on
account of the proprietor goirg East. For full par
ticulars inquire on the premises, or address y.
LuSSI. Pronrietor. m26-lplm
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The reports of the fabulous richness of
the Sierra Moiada mines, in Mexico, have
not been verified by results, and nearly all
who were drawn there during the excite
ment last fall have abandoned their claims
Scarcity of water and cost of trausporta-
ton were the main obstacles even to mode
rate success
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=. Il. ELgNE,

date with wachhorst, and successor to Fioberg,
NHTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER, -,
w No. 60 street. between Second and S<TSs.
Third Dealer il, Watches, Clocks, SILVER "a sp
ware, Jewelry, etc. Repairing in all its i-tAsyyss
branches 4 specially. under MR. FL0BERG.
lrlIrnl
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j. HIMaN, Jg. .

VHTATCHMAKER AND JEWELER. NO. 80
w 1S6 street, between Fifth and Sixth. ESsSA
Just received very fine lot Of Watches and ID II
Jewelry, which viii be sold at a very low tAsssSsS
price Watches and Jewelry carefully repaired.
lm7-lplml
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DIS. BREyER s soUTHweRrH,

n ENTISTS. SOUTHWEST CORNER OF esyss
- Seventh and streets in Bryte's new eirfis1sff
building, Up stairs. Teeth extracted without paii
by the use OF Improved Liquid Nitrous Oxide Gas
fmIG-Iplml
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EMPLOYMENT OFFICE.

"ANTED-ALL KINDS HELP, MALE AND
w Female. Particular attention paid to Furnish
ing Hotels Private Families ard Farmers with Help,
Free of Charge to employers. HOUSTON & CO..
one door south of Fourth and X streets, Sacra-
mento city. m17-1ptf
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A PAIR OF HoRsEs-DRIyINGN ~
Team, of not lees than 1,o5o6A.
pounds, matched. Apply to y. L. DREW & CO.,
Lumber Dealers, corner Second and NJ streets.
m2Tlplw
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For the latest thing in
French Hair-line Diagonal
Dress Suits.
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DENTISTRY.
w. wG9D,

w. NGGD.
nENTIST Q4ATE WITH H. II. PIER sYA
sonl Successor to 7. B. Reid, No. SIT JSSfffIIfT
street, between Third and Fourth. Artificial Teeth
inserted on all bases Improved Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas, for the Painless Extraction Of Teeth.
Tm2i-tfl
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For a Fine Worsted Diagonal
Froek Dress Suit. Light
in weight for Summer
Wear. Excellent value.
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WATCHES. CLOCKS. JEWELRY
WLLiAM 3. MILLER

MO. 100 ] STREET, NEAR SEVENTH, IN
II Matchmaker and JoweleT. Importer sSSss.
aud Dealer in Watches SiiyeTwarc, Jewelry, 81 e
etc Repairing n specially, under Robert Ss,.srss
Marsh. All country orders promptly attended to.
fsn20-iItfl
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AY MORNING, JUNE l, L

Filley of Missouri and Clayton of Arkansas,
be ard they are hereby appointed to effect all
necessary arrangements for the control of the
hall, which are or may be required of the
National Committee for the purposes of the
Convention.
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PIrTsBuRG (Pa.). May 3lst-This after
noon at o'clock Cess, Ryan and large
number of the sporting fraternity left on the
Psn Handle road for the scene of battle
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AVON Comm, May 3lst. Maria Arnou
and Emily Chilsey, widows, were murdere
last night
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg Court House [S.C.]) 1877-1881, 1880-01-16

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
II l. kicsenbakcr, W w Caller
and j II Fielder.
Total number Of Inc nbars 10.