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The daily gazette., 1881-01-04

Mortgage ON junction and
Breakwater Railroad. ... A4OO,NsO 90
Mortgage on Break water and
tranE ford Railroad. ......... 100000 %
1875 shares Farmers Bank
stock, al $50. $3.50 90
no shares National Bank of
Deiaware Stock at 9ib5 ...... $500 90
The State has also invest
ments for the beneis of Free
Schools, as follows:
5000 shares Farmers Bak
stock, AZ t38. 10000 90
Loan 10 Philadelphia, Will
mington and Baltimore
Raiiroad Company. ..... $500 90
Loan q Sussex county. y........ 900 %
24S9 shares Farmers' Bank
STOCK, $50 .....-................. I2l95O OU
ia Ahsres Snyrna Bank, at
$50: .....:........:....:.. 5,7OO %
81 shares National Bank Della
ware. at s4es.........: .:........ 17,2O5 OC
2A shares Union National
Bank, at S36............,.... 0IA OC
Invested in Delaware state
bonub neutrality-suspicious.. 8UO0 OK
Balance 10 hand, which was
received rom New Castle
and Wilmington Railroad. 1900 Ok
Total investments, January,
1851 81 I'D 049 N
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15


The State Legislature will meet
Monday week the 28th inst. Some
of the "smart Alexis" of the press
are already beginning their annual
TRADE Of abuse, before the Legislature
even meets. The last Legislature il
is true was very incompetent one,
but the people showed their good
sense by electing anew one almost
entirely and we are in favor Ofgivipg
the new members q trial before
judgment is passed OH them. Let the
Democratic papers stop their abuse
of our Legislature, for with all its
faultsitis Democratic aud bad Dem
.ocrat is better than the average Re-
publican. 1t will be time enough to
censure them when they deserve ad-
verse criti ism.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

AT Marion, Miss, six miles from
Meridian, a riot occurred at the polls
on election day which resulted in the
death OF five men. The negroes, in
stigaied BY white Republican, be-
gan the firing. Four white men, and
a Democratic negro were killed.
The rioters then fed and took refuge
in Vauce's house. A posse followed
them led by the sheriff but they re-
sisted arrest and Jno. Vance, a son
OF their leader and A. G. Warren one
of the posse were killed. A part OF
them were then. captured, but most OF
the negroes escaped. Vance and
others are in jail. Several men were
wounded besides the seven who were
killed. Most OF the shooting was
done by negroes and the men killed
were unarmed white men. Their
names were Jos. Barnett, JEFF
Segns, Vance Segus,i Alex Harve,
and Geo. Johnson COLA former slave
of Barnett's, besides the two killed II
making the arrests. 1t was q Repub
lican Outrage"
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

There has as yet been no announce.
ment that the Kentucky Press Asso-
citation. would meet at Frankfort In
January, as was suggested last sum
mer. il is probable that the Western
Kentucky Press Association will
meet there about Jan. 18th and II
would be good idea to have the
State Association to meet at the same
lime and place and zee il some good
could not be done IN The way of get
ting certain advertising laws through
the Legislature, The appellate COLI
vention will meet in that city Jan.
18th and one trip could do for all.
The officers of the X. p. A. are in
vested with absolute power in the
management y the affairs of the as
ISOLATION and it may be that they
will call another meeting, and it may
be that it will never be their
pleasure TO do so.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

AS has been alre dy announced the
conventions, in the various counties,
TO instruct delegates to the State
convention TO nominate o clerk of the
Court of Appeals will be held De-
cembcr 9TH The follow ing is list
of the candidates for the Office.
Sam. NJ. Gaines, Of Christian.
Thos. Q. Jones, Of Daviess.
George D. Poage, of Bracken.
Thomas j. Henry, Of Morgan.
Joseph g. Norvill, of Nicholas.
Ben Dosha, of Harrison.
w. w Longmoore, OF Harrison.
Warren Montfori, Of Owen.
Tom Barnum, OF Lincoln.
Joe g, Revill, ofOwen.
John +. Davis, of Shelby.
W. u. Dell, of Anderson.
Virgil Hewitt, OF Hardin.
Frank Wolford, of Casey.
Thomas G. Poore, Of Hickman.
Charlton H.. Ashton, of Fleming
smi,' naruenl OF Woo1ford.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15
STATE NEWS.

Hon. Frank Troutman OF Eninencc,
died suddenly last Wednesday.
The Times says meal is higher in
Glasgow than Bliss Medical bill.
The Greensboro Post is ten weeks
old and on the high road to success.
The Hartford Herald and the Null
enberg Echo are having little round.
Bowling Green is to be shaken up
b double Wedding on the 20. says
the Gazette.
1 The council of Frankfort has order
Nd that the whole population be vac
ci.,ated.
Conductor j. T. Love was instantly
killed by collision on the Shortline
railroad near South Covington, last
week.
The .sBsnefactor" is the name Of a
new paper 80 be started at May6eld,
with r. G. Adams, as editor.
The Echo gays Watsonl Weston
was killed by TIM falling Of a tree near
the Butter county line.
Love and William Wilcox have
bean arrested at Greenville for pass
ing counterfeit nickels, says the Echo
The dead body OF VIM, Shultz. was
found in the road in Bath county and
Sam Doggett has been arrested fol
theEnurder.
The Lyon county Democrat VIII ap'
pea FIR the first time, at EddyviEe in
a few days.
Chas. Farling, aged II, played
with gun near Frankfort and was
killed.
The Newport State Journal printing
company distributed $4,000 in prem.
iums to its subscribers last week.
The Greenville Echo has seen a
copy of "The Kentucky almanac, for
the year of our Lord, 1913, published
by +. Bradford, Lexington, KY"
A negro boy nam d VIM. Church.
hill was killed by the cars at Eliza
BEETHOVEN.
A primary election has been decid.
ed upon in TT gg county to nominate
Democratic candidates. 1t will be
held May 2, 'S2 "a long time off.
Hon. r. A. Burnett has been called
upon to be candidate for county
Judge Of Trg:.
Ex-senator j. w. Berry shot and
MORALLY wounded his. son-in-law w
Ii. Murrell in Ohio county. 1t was
cold blooded assassination without
the slightest provocation.
A. G. Ellis late editor Of the Shell
byville Sentinel thought some one
threw stone against his window in
Shelbyvillc and went to the window
and fired his pistol. A negro named
Teyis Clark, was dangerously wound
ed. lie was arrested and Oh his way
! to jail attempted TO draw his pistol
AMI shot himself in ths log.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15
Senex in New Era.

A correspondent in the New Era
last week, signing himself Senex, adj
dressed an open letter to Representa-
tive elect Jas. Breathitt, advising
him as to his duty in The coming ses.
sion of the Legislature. Senex no
doubt meant we'll but he was widely
"oA his base" in supposing that the
Legislature had anything to do with
dividing our city into wards. BY ref
ercDce to pnge 7, section Is of the
charter of the city Of IIopkinsville,
approved March 8, 70. Senex. will
find the following:
"The Board of Councilmen shall
Have power within the limits of the
city, in addition to the other powers
granted to aud vested in them by
this charter
lst To lay off and divide said city
into wards, and establish the bounda-
ries of each ward by ordinance, aud
when so established, may subdiyide,
change, and alter the same, whenever
in the opinion of said board the in
terest OF said city shall require 1t 4:
Provided al,cays, That in laying off,
establishing, dividing, changing, or
altering said wards, when established,
due regard shall DO had to the num-
Der of voters, in each ward, SO as TO
make them as nearly equal in number
of voters in each ward of said city as
practicable"
This shows that it is no part Of
Nj. Brcathitt's duty 10 concern him
self about this matter, in the Legisla-
ture. We think the proposition is a
good one and would recommend It's
consideration by the Board Of Coun-
cilmon, which alone has power TO
make the division.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

Judge Cox has decided against the
government procedure.in the Star
route cases and Brady and his fellow
conspirators Ehave been discharged
upon a:mere technicality. The cases
will go before the grand jury and the
prosecution will be renewed but il il
generally belieyed that nothing will
be accomplished towards Furnishing
the rasrals.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

The King of Ashantee. Africa,
killed 200 girls few days since for
the purpose of using their blood for
mixing mortar, for the repair of one
'ofthe State buildings. The report Of
the massacre was received at Cape
Coast Castle from refugee,lchosen
rs victim but who succeeded in es-
Gaping. Such massacrcs are custom
with the King.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15
The Election.

Last Tuesday elections were held
in twelve States.
In New York the Democrats haze
gained two Congressman, gained q
majority in both branches of the Leg.
islature and elected a part of the
State ticket. Most of the ticket,
however, the Republicans elect By u
small majority.
In Pennsylvania boiling Repnb.
iican was running for State Treasurer
but Bailey, the regular nominee, was
elected by about 5000 ma jurity oyer
the Democratic candidate.
In Virginia the Republican Read
jus'er coalition carried the State by
l2.0OO majority and secured work
ing majority IN the Legislature.
Johnston will therefore DO succeeded
by a Republican or Rradjuster.
In Wisconsin the. Republicans elect
ed their ticket by a greatly reduced
majority. The Democrats claimed
the State at first, but they were de-
cas- d by about 5000 majority.
Massachusetts gave an overwhelm-
ing Republican majority and Missis.
sippi went the other way by almost
as many votes.
Connecticut went Republican as
usual, though The Democrats made
big gains in the Legislature.
In New Jersey the Republicans
lost ground in the Legislature.
though they still have a majority OF
nine on joint ballot. MARYLAND went
Democratic by reduced majority.
@Minnessoia.is still Republican, but
the majority was greatly cut down.
Colorado and Nebraska are as usual
strongly Republican.
The city of Austin, Texas, elected a
Republican mayor.
Upon the whole The Democrats
have made general.gains. though the
vote every where was light Lamar
will DO returned to the senate from
Mississippi. Tho Democrats win
lose Senator in Virginia and New
Jersey and il they hold their .own al
the next election will gain one in
New York.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

Adalina Patti, the great singer, is
coming TO America this season.
Seats in New tYork are going of
slowly at $40 each. Tho American
people are very gullible but is not
likely that they will go wild over the
great foreigner at such exorbitan,
irlrs.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

Il is'gere than.probable,, that the
Republicans will secure the passage
of bill admitting Dakota as a State.
This will give them two more Sena.
iors,as the tsnsisAry is largely Repnb-
lican. 1t is understood that David
Davis favors the bill and there is like
ly to be some big speeches OIL botl'
sides. az II will of course meet with
the united opposition of the Demo-
crata.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

Republican papers are rejoicing at
the victory of the Repudiation-iie-
publican parry of Virginia, although
it dishonors and degrades the old
mother state. DO the organs OF the
Republican party speak tho sanii-
nleLt of its leaders?
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

The Republican party is alone res
ponsible for the failure to mete out
just punishment To the Star route
thieves. Derelic ion OF duty on the
part of the Prosecuting Attorney was
The principle cause.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

Chicago has ordered that all Of the
telegraph and telephone wires in the
city must be put under ground
within The next two years. II the
morals OF the city become much
worse the whole of it ought to be put
nndpr rrnmd.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15
The Maysville Eagle "wraps up

the Danvllle Tribune as follows:
The Danyille Tribune announces to
the world at large, and 10 the Mays.
vile Bulletin in particularly, that it
carries chip on Its shoulder. Then
the best thing It can do will be 10 get
another chip somewhere and carry
itself out.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15


The Female Suffrage bill which has
been occupying tho attention OF the
Legislature of Washington Territory
for some time has been killed "too
dead to SKIM
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

The Evansville Journal claims Yir-
GINA as Republican state. Are the
Republican and Readjus,er parties
one and the same?
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15

President Arthur has proclaimed
Nov. 81. as day ofNational Thanks
giving. There is precious Ii tie that
the country has to return thanks for
this year.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15
The boom in Conft derate bonds is
rapidly dying out aud those who sold
ut any price were lucky.

The louisville Post has reduced
the price of single copies to two cents.
This ought 10 give il big advantage
over its half dime contemporaries.
The south Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 1879-1883, 1881-11-15
EsTRAY NOTICE.

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ing on the farm 81 Mrs. n. J.. Moore, Decd,
IN Christian Co., N.Y., on Clarksvillc and Hop.
kinsvillc pike, eight miles from the later
place, on 10th inst, one roam yearling marc
been appraised by q. u. Combs at thirty dol.
lars. Witness ny hand this Oct. 18th. lSSA
7. II. MAJOR. J. T.. Z. e.
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BRITISH COLOMBIA.
The Talsau Mines.

VICTORIA, September 1sf An arrival from
Takou says the season has been dry and un-
favorable for placer diggings, butsome claims
were paying very well, and Others would be
worked as soon as several bitches which were
being made were completed. Several parties
are opening quartz claims, but no results
were yet obtainable in the placer diggings.
The Ready Bullion and Harris companies
were making $50 day to the hand. the
Stuart company $40 day, and the Dunn
and Herman companies Sc to the hand. The
health in the diggings was good. Building
at Harrisburg was at standstill. Letters
have been received from Owen Corrigan,
Slim jim, aud Others who entered by the
Chilecat country. The writer's say they have
rich diggings, but as the Indians showed very
fine specimens of so,d.bea ing qu,rtz they
had concluded to go higher mp, and hoped to
reach quartz county. Major Downie's
party are at Poverty Cove, prospecting
Mclean, Of the sloop Fiyaway, found the
Indians OF the Yoocalat country very hostile,
and they were forced to return to save them
selves
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-02
Killed by n Grizzly.

SANTA BARBARA, September lst.-A Santa
Paula special to the Santa Barbara Press
says: A sheep-herder named Beal was found
dead few days ago near Germans ranch. in
the vicinity OF Fort TETON, his skull having
been mashed and body fearfully naugled by
grizzly bear A Winchester rifle was found
broken in pieces and the pieces scattered for
some distance around the spot. The barrel
contained an empty she'll. Beal has brother
at San Buenaventura, who is miller. The
citizens have offered areward to any one who
will kill the grizzly.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-02
ApvERTIsEMgNF MENFIoN.

Metropolitan Theater-Mi Charlotte Thompson.
Ho for Marysv lle-Admission day.
N. S. G W-Regular meeting this eveDing.
Agricultural Park priyileges-Fair week
Payment Home Life Insurance Company, SO, ol2
Match trottng race Agricultural Park to morrow
+. and A M.-Sacramento Lodge, this evening.
Attention Sacramento Hussars This evening.
Wanted Situation by German cook.
Farm for Sale-2. SEQ acres, James L. English
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-02
FIrc AT Germantown.

GERMANTOWN, September 1st.-At lao
this morning the Union Hotel was discovered
on fire. and soon spread TO the saloon of
Flora Kinds, the blacksmith shop of r.
P. Wright and the wagon shop of Walter
Bradford, burning all to the ground. The
loss is estimated at IS, GOO Insurance, 81, 500.
Many boarders barely ESCAPED, as the buua-
ing was frame and burned very fast, ami
but for the timely change of the wind the
whole town would have been destroyed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-02
rrIshtful stage Accident.

YREKA (Cal J, September 1st.-Last nights
6 O'Clock stage for Redding, via Scott valley,
met with terrible accident between Etna
and Galatians, by going off the gra1e into the
deep slough of Scott river, little sou5h Of
the Ohio House. where the road is narrow,
the bank steep and the water deep. The
driver, Jerry Woods, was drowned, and also
the whole team. Six passengers, including
a lady with two children, escaped unip jlred.
The accident occurred shortly after mid
night. it being very dark from a threatening
rain-storm. The stage evidently struck some
thing, as it went off first, and, being very
heavily loaded, pulled the team over with it
over the steep bank. 1t is supposed that
Jerry either chung to the team. or fell under
the horses, where he is now entan2led and
dead, while the stage is in ten feet f water.
A force of men are at work to gee e his
body, with the stage and nail. Jerry had
been an cid driver for twenty years or more
on this route, and leaves wife and five chill
dren to mourn his sad loss.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-02
OREGON.
weather. Harvest Operations The Wool
Market.

weather. Harvest Operations The Wool
Market.
PORTLAND, September 1st.-The weatheris
cool and cloudy.
Harvest operations in Willamette valley
and in most sections of southern Oregon
have been stopped all the week by rain, and
are now at standstili, but no damage of
consequence has been done.
There is nothing doing in wool. Little
shearing is yet to be done in southern Oregon,
and perhaps some lamb shearing in VIII
lamette, but AL is over in eastern Oregon,
and the seasons business is practically ended.
There is little valley wool left in this city,
which would probably bring 22@24Ic per
pound,
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Notice tOGrapG- growers

yJyHE JOHNSTON BRANDY AND WINE COM
pany will be prepared to receive GRAPES
SEPTEMBER LIST. Improved facilities for unloading
aud weighing. The Highest Cash Prices will be
pa d for Mission and other va ety OF Grapes
Dstilierv Front str. ct, between aadT. Office:
No. 1016 second street.
aul7 sptillolwFM JAS. ]. FELTER, Secretary
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IDAHO.
An Express Messenger sho. head.


BOISE Cry. September 1st-Fred Him,
Wells, Fargo & Coz messenger, was shot to-
night about Z o'clock, in Lizzie Stewards
house of ill-fame, on Idaho street, by man
named William Burdell, who recently came
from Wood river. Him fell dead without
uttering a word Burdell is in jail
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-02


Mechanics Store-Infants' kid shoes, cents.
F. F. Tebbets-D Dentist, 527! street.
Bristol's Sugar Coated Pills.
Holden's ginger ale-Capitol soda works
Capitol Box Factory-Second and Q streets
Friend 4 Terry Lumber company.
A. A. Van Worries & Co-Saddery, findings, etc
S. Gerson & Co-General commission merchants.
Pioneer Box Factory--Cooke son.
John Eitel-Assayer and chemist.
J. Frank Clark Undertaken.
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the past two weeks over rumors that the
White Mountain Indians near the fort were
excited aud ready to break out at any time.
LATER Tiffany, Indian Agent at San
Carlos, reports that Indian runners have
come in from the White Mountains with ru-
mors of fighting near Fort Apache. One
Lieutenant and number of soldiers are said
to be killed, in fight on Cebisque creek.
Owing to the late heavy storms the military
telegraph line is down beyond Camp
by mounted eouriers.
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filsd sentemher Ist.

John Manning to Mary A. oConnor-February
&c. Issl grant OF the south 25 feet of the east 70
feet of lot 8, between and o, Front and Second
streets, Sacramento.
Eliza J. Drew to James Coyie-August %, 1881 /;
for 81 1863 e6; the south half OF the northeast
quarter and north half of the southeast quarter Of
section 49, township north, range 5 last.
II. G. smith, Assignee of Odd Fellows Savings
and Commercial Bank, to Silas Carrie and Z. J..
Croly-September /, 1851; for 81 and to correct
error: all interest in the Rancho Rio de los Ameri-
canos, heretofore mentioned by deed, etc.
James McClatchy to VIM s. Acknowledgements 81,
1881 /; for S625 the west hall of lot Z, between
and r. Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, Sacramento.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Liver CompIalni.-sr!stoi's sugar.coaic1l

PLUS are, in this disease, as nearly be said
OF any medical preparation, a perfect specific.
They quickly relieve TIE pain in the right side,
cause the bowels t. be rOperly supplied with bile,
and thus remove and prevent constipation a d
headache. s2-lt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-09-02
ARIZONA.
,e WINNING ontraae-HeId for Murder

The whipping Outra2e-Heid for Murder
The Pesquiera Robbery.
TOMBSTONE, September 1st.-Stroud, who
caused the whipping of a Mexican boy in
Ramsey canyon, Huachuca mountains, has
been arrested. and is having an examination
before magistrate at Charleston.
Jim Sharp. who shot and killed a Mexican
at Charleston week ago, has been held for
murder without bail.
No trace of the men who robbed Pesquiera
on Tuesday night existe. A man with him
at the time is suspected of COLLISION in the
robbery, but has not been arrested.