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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-23
OREGON.
Hens from Poriland,

PORTLAND, December 22i.-Uiysses Jack.
son. residing near Hills5oro, the weslthiest
man in Washington county, died to day, aged
20 years.
Larry Flynn, who was beaten over the
head with hatchet at the Northern Pacific
front, has died from his injuries. There is
no clue to the perpetrators. as Flynn did not
recover consciousness.
A Cascades Nv. L special says: Yester.
noon Charles g. Freeze shot and killed Gee
Teafal abous fourteen miles from here. No
particulars.
A. Wachenheimer, the Harrisburg bank.
rupt. who wss acquitted on technicality
from a charge Of perjury, was arrested hers
to-day upon dispatch from the Sheriff of
Lynn county, WHO wants him for burglary.
1t ia alleged that while his store was in the
hands of an assignee. he entered one night
with false key and stoie lot of goods
Wecaenheimer claims that the act is simply
persecution on the part Of bis creditors, and
psotests his innocence.
A Roseburg special says: It has been
raining hsrd in the UmIqua valley for three
days. and a serious food is threatened. All
the streams are very high. but little damage
has resulted thus far. 1o-Dight's trsin did
not get through to Riddleville, on account If
q sl.de seven miles south Of Roseburg
A very heavy rain fell in the Willamette
valley LAST night, but it ceased this morning.
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DIED.

Sacramento, December 22-Margaret Frances Gin.
ton, wife Of T. X Burgess, a native OF New York
city, So years and IL months. GAINESVILLE. Wis
consin, and Cedar Rapids, Iowa, pagers please
copy.)
Friends and acquaintances respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
her late residence, 1923 Eighth street, between Z
and Q, this morning at 10 o'elcck thence to Elk
Grove Cemetery, where the remains viii be in
TERED at o'clock this afternoon.l
ENTERED INTu RRsT
The noble army Of martyrs" on Friday morning
received to its spiritual muster roll an addition in
the departure from this life Of Mrs Frances Bur
CESS. Ten years OF hopeless, helpless suffering SC
well ami bravely borne, are now ended None
who saw the clear INTEL igence of those bright
dark eyes, or hearo the words OF pathetic patience
OF heavenly trust and submission, spoken by the
faltyring lips, now silent, will ever forget her
Amid the busy preparations and gitt-makings o
the season came Gods best gift to her. He Civ
eth His beloved Sleep"
Sacramento, December 22-Luigi Pedrotti, native
Of Switz Hand, 50 years.
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of A J. yermilya, to
morrow Sunday afternoon at 1:30 o'clock
Jackson, December 15-Ciarence Scott wears
Woodland, recem5er 2e--George Wirth, Al years.
Placerville, December 16-Thomas Leues, 81 years
Placerville, December l7-Thcmas Jones, in hi:
S4th year.
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land storm of 1855. Bridges have been
swept away in every part Of the parish.
Some cabins were blown down, and travel
is interrupted.
Negro Lynched.
AUGUSTA (Ga.) December 22d.-A negro
who attempted to outrage o white girl near
Nelson was taken from the of6cers, while on
the way to jail. and lynched.
Delirium Tremens a Bar.
New YORK. December 22d.-In the case of
Regina Heesslberger against the Mutual Life
Insurance Company, to recover the amount
of policy of insurance, the jury returned q
verdict in favor of the company, the insured
having died of delirium tremens.
Found to be Iasane.
NEW YORK, December 221.-Ernest Du-
bouIque. who ran amuck on Fourteenth
street, last October, stabbing women, was on
trial for murder this morning. He was found
to be insane and sent to the Lunatic Asy-
lum.
NEW YORK, December 22i.-John V. Cam
trell, formerly one of the prominent under
years old. He WAS in the urdsrtaking busi-
ness in this city nearly all his life. and for
thirty.eight years was sexton of ST. Bartholo-
news Church.
The Rumered Riot Denied.
RICHMOND (Va.), December 22d.-A dis
patch received here from Charlotte, n. c.,
states there is no foundation for the report
now in circulation Of riot at Lincolnton, in
that State.
Unsuccessful Attempt to Rob q Train.
GALVESTON, December 22d.-Seven men
attempted to rob the Texas Pacific train at
the water.tank, fifteen miles east Of FL Paso,
yesterday, but n squad of State rangers on
board opened fire and drove the robbers to
the brush.
The Texas School Fund.
DALLAS TEX J. December 22d.-The school
fund, which can never be disbursed, now
amounts to the magnificent sum of Sl14, 600,
600, including land worth Sl10. .000.0 600.
The Death Penalty.
STARKsvILLE (Miss), December 22d-F.
l.. Jones, who murdered Thomas J. Jones in
July last, was privately hanged ct Louisville,
Miss, in the jail-yard, this afternoon.
Lucky Telegraph Operator.
MONTREAL. December 22l.-W. q. Ander.
son, teiagrspher, inherits $3.50, COO from an
uncls in Scotland.
s;Hfiny Among Mexican Tro0ps-A Cap
tain Kii.ed-Several Soldiers Wounded.
CHICAGO, December 22d.-A Natamorss,
Mexico, special says: Forty soldiers Of tie
infantry az Tampico mutinied, and after a
desperate fight with the gusrd escaped. Cap
tain Burgess wes killed, snd one Lieutenant
and several soidiers wounded. The troops
pursued the dessrters, and captured about
Ea1, who will be shot.
TherE0metricaI.
New York, December 22l-Midnight -
Highest temperature to-day, 39'; lowest, $50.
CHICAGO, December 22d.-Highest TEN.
perature to-day, 40'; lowest. 34'.
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sacram ento Produce Market-WholeeaIe
iuorreoted daily tor the RECORD. .USIosI

SacI am eAto Ffouuce 0larkeI-Wholeeale
iuorreeted daily 'or the RsooRD- USIoz.I
| SACRAMENTO, December 22d
FRUIT-Lemons, Sicily, s7@7 so; oranges-Mexi
| can, s3@3 25 q 10; Tahiti, 20 California 25@
90 o 100; Lines, s1@I 25 . 100; Bananas, s3 5i
| "a q bunch; Ptnesppies, s6@G dozen Cocoa
mats, 81 to@s o Ie9; Pears, 81 5o82; Apples
| PIX FRUIs-Assorted, 2i-b cans, q dos, e
| assorted. gallon cans, s5; Peaches, 2s-D cans
~: Portlsnd Blueberries, 2-b cans, ss; whor
| .ieberries, 81 7F.
DRIsD FRUITs-Apples, sliced, ea7c n; dc
qusstered, 5a6c; pears, peeled, 7aSc; do, I'll
peeled, 4@5c /; Pl ims, pitted, 11gl2c; Peaches
| 7@sc; do peeled l9@2oc; prunes. German and
French, l2al3c; Blackberriec, 169i7c; Figs, Cali
fornis, 7@Ss D.
TABLE FauIIs-Assorted, 2s.D cans, . do,, o. rs
Peaches. s2 S5@3; Bartlett Pears 81 SIS Plums,
s2 SIS Backberries, 50 Gooseberres s. rs Straw.
| berries, g 2s; Apricots, s2 S5; Muscat Grapes
| q IS; Red Currants, s. Is; Cherries, g Is.
VssErABIBs-Sweet Potatoes, Red, 1c o h
Csrolinas, s2d2 SO o cwt; Potatoes, 75c@;
| 81 SO; Salt Lake, 81 62lal 70 . cwt Onions,
81 o cwt; Carrots, 60c@75c q cwt; Turnips, 75ceg
81 D 100; bunch vegetables, l23c D doz; Parsnips,
lc; Reess. 1c; Celery 75c = dozen; Horse Radish,
BRxADsrUYYs-Flour, s6 20 . bbl; Oatmeal, s5
. leo rs; CornIneal. yellow, o. 25@2 IS white,
81 so; Cracked Wheat, s2 1898.
@l7c; full grown Chickens, Sc so D dozen; young
Koosters, s8@4 so . doz; BIoilers, s2@3; tame
Ducks, SIS 5o@7; Geese. q 5o@2 D pair Eggs,
choice lots, 40@45c y dozen.
Mallard Ducks, So o dozen Canvasbacks, SO q
dozen sprigs, 81 81; Teal, 81 25 Hare, 81 75@2
Rabbits, S191 so; Doves 5c@75c U dozen.
DAIRY PsoDUCrs-Butter, choice, S2G35c y h |;
mixed lots, In rolls 2S930e o h Cheese Califor
MIA, from li915c; Western, fats, l0@15c; Mar
ms Cream, l9aZoc.
axArs-Beei, 7@sc; Mutton, &c g n; Lamb, 70
&c. Pork i0I11c; yea, small calves 9Gl0c; large Sc.
HAY, GRAIN AND FEED-oat hay, o ton, s19@21 !;
slfalfs, SO TO al2 q ton bran. o ton, SIS; mid
dnngs S2S per ton barley, whcla, 81 so; ground,
81 Co wheat, 81 75@I 50 q cwt tame oats. Q
cwt, 81 %; corn, s1 90@3 . cwt.
sby. J Eastern. % Ioaiic . D.; Oregon, sa1oc
Red Clover, li@I5c Red Top, 12AG1sc; Nuts
English walnuts, 10a1lc; California walnuts,
I0dI1c Almonds, 15d16c; Peanuts, Eastern, 11g
lac California, 7@sc; Tallow, 9Ic; Lard tCalifor
nia) 10- cans 1sc Eastern, 16sd17gc Hides, salt,
light and medium. 1sc, and heavy 9di0c I; dry.
2oe Hops, offering so@9oc . n; asking SlG1 20.
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MARRIED.

Sacramento, December 21-By Rev. Father Grace
at the residence Of the brides mother Richard
Trengove 70 Maggie Daroux, both of this city,
Sacramento, December 22-George H. Bush TO Ida
N. Cutbirth.
at tine State House, wm A. yestal to Mrs. +. ri
Eiler, both Of Shasta county.
Near MOUNTAINEERING P. Diggs to Nora s. Lasley,
Fresno, December 13-Samuel Foster to Mrs. Mary
Glass.
Michigan Bluff, December 12-Samson Waters to
Rhoda Thompson.
Grass Valley, December 14-Charles Stocks to Bar.
bara Loney.
San Francisco, December 17-Samuel Taussig to
Bertha windberg.
an Francisco, December l7-Thomas Woods to
Mary 0'Brien.
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BRITISH gGLUMRIA.
Stranded Steamer FIoafed-Narrow Es-
cape from Chinese Mob-A Crowded
peutteuAfary.

cape from a Chinese Mob-A Crowded
Penifentiary.
VICTORIA, December 221.-The ship Ell
Dorado foated eff at high tide this morning.
No damage is reported, but q survey will be
held.
Last Thursday, at Seatird Bluff, ten miles
below Hope, blast was let off at a rock cut
Of the railway. and piece of rock was
thrown considerable distance, striking a
Chiuamau, cutting bis head completely Off
Those in the same gang and the next started
on run for Miller, the foreman of the rock
work. and be had to run for his life. Find.
ing himself hotly pursaed he ran into the
river up to bis breast, and was
followed considerable distance in the
water by some of the Cinnamon,
whilst Others remained on the bank throwing
stones at him. At this crisis in Miller 3 his.
tory John Garvin. amid shower of stonee,
reached Miller with a boat and started for
Maris Island. Just then two shots were fred
from the Chinese gang on the bank. The
balls struck the water close to the boat.
Finally the boat reached the island and
landed Miller, who remained there two days,
when he came up to Ysle. MIR. Garvin hsv-
ing beaded his boat up ths river. was followed
for two miles by the Iexcised mob, but got
away safe. So far no arreets have been made.
The Penit,ntiary is full to ove,howing.
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NEVADA.
Ice-H0use Destroyed by Fire

VIRGINIA. December 22d.-A fire occurred
at noon to-day at the ice house and ice manu-
factory Of the Gold Hill aud Virginia Water
Company, on the divide. which did $1,000
damage. The ice-house was destroyed but
the a6joining buildings. containing the en-
eine and machinery for making ice, can be
repaired at q small cost. The fire. was caused
by the explosion of the chemical fluid used in
fIelzing the water. There was leak in the
pips containing the fluid, and it is supposed
the heat Of tine boiler caused the explosion.
Superintendent Overton was in the building
at the time Of the explosion, and had his hair,
beard and eyebrows burned, bat sustained no
serious injury.
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COMMERCIAL.
Ean Francisco Produce market.

SAN Francisco, December 22-1P.M
FLouR-A further advance in prces has occurred.
Best City Extra, s5 60d5 rs; Superfne, s5@5 25 /;
interior Extra, q 75@5 25; Interior Superias,
s. 1904 q Dbl.
WHEAT-There was pretty strong feeling to-day,
and holders of standard No. quality not will
ing to sell below 81 76t Buyers are hardly pre-
ment, and actual business drags in consequence.
On call this morning, there sale Of 100 tons
No. White, buyer February, at 81 S2a The Pio-
duce Exchange adjourned at the close Of to-day 3
session until next Tuesday morning.
at the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
included 100 tons No. White, March, 81 74i: 500
do, 81 IS; 200 do, February, old contract, 81 70i
o ctl.
Quotations OF No. grades Wheat at leading cen.
ters to daY are teiegraphed as folloYs:
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(qticura

will now state that made miraculous cure of
one of the worst cases Of skin disease known. The
patient is man forty years old had suffered fifteen
years. His eyes, scalp, and nearly his who'e body
presented frghtful appearance Had had the
attention Of twelve different physicians who pre-
scribed the best remedies known to the profession,
such as iodide, potassium, arsenic, corrosive SUBJ
Innate sarsaparilla etc. Had paid $500 for medical
treatment, with but little relief i prevailed upon
him to use the CUTICURA REsoLyESr internally
and the CuTIcURA and CUTIoURA SOAP externally.
He did so, and was completely cured. The skin on
his head, face, and many other parts of his body,
which presented most loathsome appearance is
now as soft and smooth as an Infants with no scar
trace of the disease left behind He has now been
cured twelve months. Reported by
f. H. BROWN ESQ RarnvelI G q
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Boston Wool Market.

BcsToN, December 22d
WooI-Considerable is doing in wool, but at low
and unsatisfactory prices, particularly for r des
The sales for the week amounted to $50 900 pounds
of all kinds, and include Ohio and PENNSYLVANIA
feeces at 3Ser40c, XX feeces at 40642c choice XX
az d XXX at 42l@45c, Michigan, Wise cJnsiu and New
York heeces at 37td3sc, and some large lots of
Michigan, Territory, Texas and other mwashed
heeces in demand, but sales have been low
Prices OF comhing and delaine heeces are quiet
Pulled woods in better demand with sales at 449
49e for choice fine supers 253t40c for common and
good. In Australia wool there have been
further sales to arrive Of 10000 lbs at 4SSs44c
Other foreign wool is scarce and quiet.
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Eastern and Foreign Marketa.

NEW YoRK, December 22d.
BRSADgrUFTs - Flour is quiet and Wheat Is
steady, latter at 81 05al 10 y bushel.
WooJ-Caliiornia is steady at l2C614c for fall
bury, and 16G20c for clean fall spring bury I59
2oc; clean spring, 24tas1c; pulled, lsf4oc.
HIDEs-CaHioTnia quiet at 93I@24c
CHICAGO, December 22d.
WHsAT-e2lc for January.
CoRN-d9sc for January
PoRK-s7 10 for January.
LARD-Sl0 322 for January.
BAooN-SS s24 for January for ribs and IS 95 for
short ribs.
LIVERPOOL, December 22d.
WHRAT-California spot lots arc dull at Ss lid
to 9s I'd Cargo lots 45s Cd for Just shipped ass Cd
nearly due and ASS Cd for of coast.
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"Have you no love foT the beautiful.
them" queried she in winsome tones.
"N.n.o, but I think I should have if I
only dared" Have courage, Young
man." "Oh, wasn't thinking of YOU a.
all, l." But she hustled out Of the room.
hating herself for having sprung the trap
too soon Boston Globe.
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BARLEY-The week has been very eventful one.
Several circumstances have occurred to eepress the
situation and speculative operators have seized the
opportunity to manipulate the market in favor of
establishing lower views 1t was reasonable to ex.
pect decline after the buovant feeling that had
prevailed for a comparatively long time, but
looked for any serious drop in values, nor sppre.
hended that a fall in prices would be more than
temporary. Quotations indicate difference of
about 2Oc D ct between the figures today and those
ruling a week ago. Sales include 100 ions Nc.
Feed spot, 81 49, 100 do, January, 81 lsl 800 do,
February, 81 %; 100 do, 81 22t; 800 do, March,
81 24i; 800 do seller the season, 81 ISL; 100 do,
81 % 100 do, 81 294 Spot Brewing No. quality,
is auotable at 81 35@l 40 q etl. Closing bids
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Narrow Escape from Infatuated China
men-schooner Ashore = Advices from
Oregon-The Vallejo Election Contests
An Ice-hOuse Burned-verdict OF Muir
der In the First Dearee-Fireman Fa.
tally IDjured-Items from San Fran.
ciscO-Etc.
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MATTERS AT HOME.

Items from NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Black
burn and His PardOns-RailrOad Acci-
denis-Genera;s sheridan and Meade
No RIot I'm North CaroI'na-The Riddle
bergerMcCarty DueI-Assempted Train
Rsbbsry "a Brutal stepmother The
Fire Record -forefsshers' Day-Etc.
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BORN.

Sacramento, December I7-Wife Of A. Ackerman, a
son
Brownsville, Linn county, Oregon, November 90
Wife OF J. X. McHargue, daughter
Chico, December 21-Wiie Of G. w. Dorm, a son.
Near Gridley, December l9-wife Of a. c. Presley,
son.
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CTTICIKl.
The Cutlcura treatment, for the cure of Skin,
Scalp and Blood diseases consists in the internal use
Of CUTICUEA RkS0LVENT, the new Blood Puri-
CURA SOAP, the Great Skin Cures. Price of
CUTICURA, small boxes, 80 cents large boxes ST.
CUTICURA RESOLVENf, 81 per bottle. CUTI.
CU8A SOAP, IS cents. CUTlCURA SHAVING
SOAP, Is cents. Depot,
EKS & POTTER, Boston, Mass
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Two Men Killed by a snow Slide.

SALT LIKE, December 22j.-A Vienna,
Idaho, correspondent of the Tribune fur
nishcs the particulars of Snow slide in that
mining district, which passed over the Nellie
mine on the evening of the 14th, carrying
away Arthur Tippett and John Hankewis,
who were returning to their cabin. John
Roberts, their companion, escaped. The
MIXERS of Vienna turned cut in search, but
:he victims we're not discovered till the next
morning, Efeless.
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DIR. de DERBY,

Or O EIGHTH STREET, BETWEEN AND /.
OlS Hours 8 to 10 A NJ, l to 8 and to s
P. NJ Consultations: Epgiieh French, German
Avis en- Franeais, Angais Allernand Consulta-
tionen Deutsch Fnelisch. Franzossch. dl3.tf
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SCR0FUIA SORE.
ECZEMA

ECZEMA-
Sixteen months since an eruption broke out on
my leg and both feet, which turned out to be Ecze-
ma, and c.used me great pain and annc vance.
tried various remedies with no good results until l
used The CUTICURA RESOLVENT internally and
CUTICURA and CUTiCURA SOAP es ternally which
entirely cured me, SO that my skin is smooth and
natural as ever. LEN. NJ. FRAILkY,
81 South street, Baltimore
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CORRECTION.

A N ITEM IN YESTERDAYS PAPERS STATED
~ that Co. sc had presented their Captain
J. P. DALTON, with a sword and belt. We desire
to state that it was not presented by the Company
whole, but vas subscribed for in secret by some
Of the Captains friends in the Company, many of
the members knowing nothing whatever OF the
matter untitappeared in the papers rs. CJ d23-It.
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE RncoRD-uNos.,
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THE CHRISTMAS FESTIVAL
OFF THE GERMAN LUTHERAN SUNDAY
" School viii be held at the School-rooms, corner
and Twelfth streets, To nRROW Sunday
EVENING, December oath, at 730 o'clock df3lt
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IDAHO.
A Farmer Drowned.

in the Payette river on the 18th instant,
while attempting to Gloss on horseback at the
Dan Garland ford. His body has not been
recovered. He was farmer, living at Washoe
Bottoms on the Snake river, and leaves wife
and iauphtar
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GRAND OPENING.

NToRToN & EGAN WILL GIVE A+'s
IN grand opening Of their Saloon and tsSE=Ej
Amusement Hall, 403 street, between ssSSA
Fourth and Fifth, on Saturday Evening. December
ed. 1852. Fine Liquors and Cigars also practice
with Indian Clubs, Dumb Bells, Sparring Exhb
ton, etc. d222tnedr
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Congressional.

after recess the House meet daily at IL O'Clock.
A motion was carried that the House adjourn
tomorrow until Wednesday. The army bill
was then considered in Committee of the
Whole. A vote upon an smeudment showed
no quorum, and the committee rose and re-
ported the absentees to the House. Twenty
eight leaves Of absence were granted, making
a total of 13l members absent on leave, The
House then adjourned, the understanding ?
being that no business would be transacted
tomorrow.
Destruction by Fire.
BIRMINGHAM (Conp.) December 221.-
Bassetts paper Dox factory and Halleck's
hardware factory were burned this morning.
Loss, 100000.
BEowNsvnLE(T Tenn J, December % THE
Brownsville cotton factory was burned TO.
day. Loss, S75, 600; insurance, sec, 020.
Over 100 employees are thrown oct of work.
The fire originated in the spinning-rocm,
where fire is never used.
SPRIsGFIELD (Mass.), December 22i-The
Mount Tom Thread Company's works at
East Hampton were burned to-day. Lose,
$50. coo; Insured for S25. 600.
BoRDEsrows IN. J.l, December 22d.-The
brewery of Otto & Mayer, near Camden, was
burneds to day. L,sssheavy; partly insured.
ALvARADo (Tex.l, December 22d.-Abeut
a dozen business houses we're burned here
last night. The loss is heavy.
MILWAUKEE, December pad J. Spsuld.
ing's Albion mills. Black River Falls. were
burned to-day. Loss, over 5000; insuI-
arce. $4,000.
An Inhuman stepmother.
SPMSGFIELD (Mass.l December 221.-
Ellen Duncan, of Palmer, was to-day con-
vic.ed OF assault upon her stepson, Alfred
Duncan, aged years. with intent to main.
The msinIng. which was revolving in the ex-
treme, will probably result in injuring tenn
porarily the boy reason.
Cburch Accessi0ns.
CHICAGO. December 22d.-Fsther DameD,
Of Chicago, has received into the Catholic
Church Judge John II. Mulkey, Of thu liz.
nois Supreme Court, and his wife and Liece.
severe storEs in the south.
OPELoUsAs nA.) December 22d-A severe
wind and rAin-storm occurred here Monday
and Tuesday. Old citizens pronounce it the
heaviest deluge Of rain since tie greas in-
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-26

Total text books. 1856 IL
STATE % OF n 1Mt1,N!NNnEsstorA'}a
We the undersigned Commissioners OF Mover
correct statement of the receipts and expenditures
ofsaid County, from the 18th day of February, 1884,
to the list day Of March, 1882. ,,>,
Chairman Board Co. Commissioners.
Attest. H. w. ELMS,
Auditor Mower County.
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-26
RAILwAY HOUSE.
HALL & HA

Proprietors. Ra.es, $500 Der dsy, Good s.m,,a
Rooms up town. Guests carried to and from the
city free Of chsrge. Up town connect BY teie.
pnone at Olemmer & Pooler's. Austin, Mimi
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-26
WINDSOR HOUSE,
GERNAlN.
DED CEDAR MILLS.

Proprietor. Newly fitted and refurnished throuah.
our. Terms reasonable. BUS to and from an
rains. Telephone connection with DEPOT
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-26
j. GREGSON.

Manufacturer and Wholesale Dealer in the best
brands Of Grecers' and Bakers Flor. Also ali
l1 hinds OF Mn Feed for sale At his store on Main
stree', Austin, Mtnn., and at the Mill, two miles
south Of the city. ''
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-26
'BRoWN8D

"HSER l. sHORTT,
REAL ESTATE d COLLECTION AGENTS,
Oonveyancers and Notnries Public. BroWnsdale
4inn. Improved and wild lands for sale in Mower
and Dodge counties. Titles examined and taxes
paid for non residentR, tup2O
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-26
" n. HOWE,

Has complete Abstract Of title to sl the Real Cs
tate in Mower county. Will examin, II lss, pay
taxes for non-residents, etc. Office in Durckei
mans block. imn2O
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1882-04-26
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ATTORNEY At Law.

And Real Estate Agent. Collections made and
taxes paid: Once, north side Public Square, in
brick building, Austin, MINI.