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An attempt will be made to remodel
Dake county at the coming session Of the
Oregon Legislature. Over ITO names are
signed to petition for division cutting
Of the klamath basin. Langell and Sprague
River valleys for a new county. TO bs
called klamath county, and the residents
OF Lake county, as well as Warner valley.
want slice cut off Of Grant county and an.
nexed TO Lake,
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HOME and ABROAD.

The Conkiing-Gauld-C Cornell Bribery Mat
fer Judge Lynch In Colorado The
steamer Republic safe-Destruction by
Fire Fatal Railroad Collision The
Triple Murder I'm Illinois Supreme
Lodge of the World. X. Of P.-Y.llow
Fever EepOrts-Murder and Robbery In
Arkansas = Various Items OF Foreign
News-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 LEE RRrnR n. rrN1nS
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The CINDERELLA OF HEssE. The old
Princess OF Hanau, who has just died at
Prague, IN Bohemia, was a remarkable
woman, who made considerable political
stir in her earlier life. She was the widow
OF the last hurfurst or Prince. Elector of
Hesse. 1t was through her grasping ambi.
ton, and her equally resolute grasping after
wealth, that the ruler became involved in
quarrels with his Ministers and people.
Inc Princess was sort of Griselda or Gin.
dereila, without the romantic tenderness
OF those heroines of legend. She was the
daughter OF wine-deaier at Bonn, on the
Rhine. Lieutenant Lehman, a young
Prassian officer. fell in love with her they
were married, and had several children.
The future Eiec.or, then the Crown Prince
OF Hesse, was fascinated by her, and is
said to have bought her from her husband
for the sum OF 10000 thalers. After
legal divorce had been effected she mar
ned the Prince. Evil tongues said at the
time that the Prince was not moved solely
by love to Frau Lehman, but by desire to
spite the reigning Elector and vex the
loIutess Rsiehenbach, to whom he was
betrothed. The wine-dealer's daughter
ruled her princely husband to his hurt.
Sne attained the second object of her anbi.
tion as we'll as the frat, and became enor.
mously rich. She is said to have left prop.
erty amounting 70 nearly IA, OOO. 600 marks,
winch, however, has to be divided among
half dozen children. Her late husband.
after all his subjects had deposed him, mag.
ni6cently absolved them from their oath Of
allegiance, and the old German Sovereign
State of Electoral Hesse was incorporated
with the Prussian Monarchy. The Elsctor,
by his pacific acceptance of the situation,
secured the immense property, which he
carried into Bohemia from his fateful nal.
ace at Wilhelmshohe, where, four years
later, in the same month of September.
Napoleon Ill was lodged as the prisoner
o. tie Prusslan King Echo.
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THE WORRIES OF pRosuNcIAr1oN.

Among the many sources of sorrow, in
convenience and distraction by which our
celebrated photographer was surrounded
In the manufacture of his best. known work,
corroding doubts about orthoepy should
be distinctly marked. 1t is recorded of
him in Roswell's chronicle that he con.
suited two of the leading authorities of his
time about the pronunciation of the com.
mon word "great." The one was Sir
William Yonge. the other Lord Chester.
field. The best speaker in the House of
Lords told HIM it should be 80 spoken as to
rhyme with Estate, !" its ordinary sound at
the present. day; but pronunciation rhym.
ing with seat " was preferred by the
best speaker in the House of Commons.
who, moreover, added that none but an
freshman would pronounce it in any other
manner. By this divergence of opinion,
at once learned and aristrocatic, the good
doctor was doubtlessly SO deeply disguised
that he gave up the attempt to settle the
sounds of the English language in despair.
At all events, there is in his dictionary
nothing more than meager array of &C.
cents contributing to that great end.
Erudlte classical scholars are certainly no
sure guides In the tortuous path of or-N
shoepy, nor can we set entire reliance upon
the sign-post of the stage. Mr.. Percival,
1T Is notorious, insisted on pronouncing the
name ct our metropolis as though it were
pronounced "Lunnun," while Lord Hol.
land pronounced Bordeaux, and supported
himself by argument, as though it were
spelt "Burdux." Garrick-after the man.
ner OF Lichfield, where, as distinguished
native of that place has informed us, thew
speak the purest English, or perhaps, after
the analogy of such words as "sure" and
sugar always said "shupreme, while
kemble, besides talking of "aches, as
though they were the plural of letter of
the alphabet too frequently ignored, pro.
duced, when speaking of " beard, ?" the
impression upon his hearers that he re.
ferred to a general term for the feathered
kind. Such is the unsatisfactory nature of
authority in matters of speech, even when
it is concerned with simplest and most
common words. -[London paper.
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FRUIT DEALERS,
ATTErdTxoN.

dAyING REMOVED TO MORE CoMMoDIous
i Il premises we have enlarged our stock. We
9ner you emo Apples, free from worms, Lemons
Lines, Oranges, Dried Fruits, Nuts Dates Canned
Goods, ETC., at very low pricea
M. T. BREWER 4 CO.
1905 TO 1910 Second street, between and X, sacra
memo - au22.u
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Net Guilty and entity.

CIScINNATI, August 22i.-In the Court
martial at Newport barracks, Colonel Taylor
pleaded not guilty to the charge of conduct
preiudicial to good order and military
discipline, but to the specification under the
charge of writing letters to Senators Beck
and Williams and Representative Carlisle,
asking them to use their influence to secure a
revocation of the order sending him to
Omaha he nIeads nr1iiry
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Nominated for Congress-.

SELMA TN J, August 22d-In the Demo-
cratic Congressional Convention of the Fourth
District to-day. G. NJ, Shelly was nominssed
both for the vacated seat in the present Con-
gress and for the succsssorship in the Forty
eighth Congress.
CELINA (Ol. August 22d.-The Republi-
cans of the Fourth District have nominated
Judge J. s. Conkling for Congress.
L.REsBoRouGH, August 22d.-The Prohibi.
tionists of the Twelfth District have nomi-
mated Daniel Hill for Congress.
New LEXINGTON tO.). Angnst 22d-The
Republicans of the Thirteenth District have
nominated II. G. Duakle lot Congress.
NASHVILLE, August nd Andres j. Cald-
we'll has been nominated Cor Congress In the
Sixth District by the Democrats.
MACON (Ga.), August 22d.-Judge Charles
z. Crisp was nominated at Easton to-dsy for
Congressman from the Second District.
DoNALDsoNvILLE tLa.), August 22d.-The
boiling Republican Convention nominated
Judge Taylor Beattie for Congress, and the
Regular Convention nominated Senator
Kellogg unanimously.
New ORLEANS, August 22d.-Senator KEEL
Iogg will probably decline the Congressional
nomination Ia the Third District, with 3
view OF securing harmony.
Tae Maine Independent Republicans.
PORTLAND Gle J, AuEust 22s -Amee.ing or
independent Republicans was held here yes
tesSisy and another toby. 81 which the fcl-
lowing nominations wsre made: For Cav
eruor. Warren n. Viaton, a Grace Coz.
gress-nsn-F First Distric.. James NJ. Stone, OF
Kennebunk Second, NelsonI Diagley. Jr.,
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PROPOSALS FOR PRINTING,

NoTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
~ Board OF Supervisors of Sacramento County
will receive proposals for printing six hundred
(600I copies Of the Great Register OF Sacramento
County. Bids TO be opened on TUESDAY, SEP.
TENDER 5. 1882, at IL o'clock A NJ. The Board re.
serves the right to re iect any and all bids
au23-td TH0S. II. BERKEY Clerk
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-23

The New York Times observes that the effect
of the appointment Of Tariff Commission has been
set people who already enjoy protection to think
ing by what hook or crook they may get still more
Of it, while those who have hope Of further con-
eessions of this kind are very anxious to be "let
alone Judging from past experience the Tariff
Commission will propose a general increase in
duties. instead Of reduction, and perhaps after all
this may prove the best way to bring public atten
tion 10 the abuses Of the system. OF course in an
IDEAL tariff system everybody would be equally pro-
tected snd then, equally as matter OF course, no
body would receive any benefit from the tariff.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1882-08-23

A FEW years ago Americans visiting Europe com.
pis}ned loudly OF the fee system prevailing there,
snd under which every servant and waiter expected
grstuity. 1t appears that the same system
has become established in New York, where the
walters make handsome incomes apart from their
regular wages, from the clippings of customers.
4 New York paper states that they make from s. to
$40 day in this way, and that clergy men, law.
yers, doctors, and clerks by the hundred would
gladly exchange their salaries for those earned by
these magnihcoes of the jacket and apron" As
usual in such cases. however the walters rarelyisaye
any money The system is a bad one, but no hsps
of breaking it up is held out and hereafter it will
bs necessary to omit the tipping abuse from the
catalogue oteviis which require monarchicsl insttu
tons for their DEVELOPMENT
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A RARE BARcAIN

NOR HOTEL MEN.-A FIRST.CLASs -
Il HOTEL, having good business Of I'll
transient customers, Is offered FOR SALE III
VERY CHEAP, and upon easy terms II is a
Three-story Brick Building, containing IS rooms,
newly furnished throughout, with all modern con-
yeniences and in excellent condition Is pleasantly
located In the foothills, upon the Central Pacific
Railroad, within short ride from Sacramento and
San Francisco. and in the best climate for iavads
IN the State. Apply to FRED. D. GRIFFITHS. at
LINDLEY & cos, Sacramento, Cal. au2a.Iptf
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AS exchange remarks tina, "the worSingmen,
who sometimes incline to regard capitalists as nat
ural enemies, are really il greater danger often
from their owa leaders The truth Of this has Of.
been exemRi:fed, AZ pa haps at no time more
lcesriy than n the lsse strikes Shieh we're foolish
n policy, fatally timed. and certain to tall from
the frst.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

h. b. Kidding - Important Supreme
Court Rulings = Elections by Mining
Comprehensive Money Market-Win
Admitted 10 Probate-Etc.
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BISMARCK might do much Tor German

BISMARCK might do much for German civilization
Il he would devote some part of his energy to the
smehoration OF the condition of his countrywomen
pf tho lower classes. At present they are little
more than hcwers OF WOOD and drawers of water.
i correspondent Of the New York Tribune, writing
from Bayreuth, says "Fyerywhers on our way
here we saw women working beside men, the
women always doing the hardest part Of the labor.
have seen women with great baskets upon their
backs into which men shoyelel compost, and rested
upon their shoyels while the woman, staggering
under the terrible load, went a long way a dozsn
times an hour and herself emptied her basket Tn.
most remarkable sight / have seen lately was IN
Holland. woman, bent nearly to the earth.
walked the tow-path pulling by means Of a strap
across her breast heavy canalboat in which sat two
with folded arms, smoking Women and dogs
hasncssed together dragging cart, in which is a
unaa, is no uncommon sight, and sometimes the
man lays the whip over both woman and dog" This
Is a kind OF woman suffer age" which is certainly
more honored in the breach than in the observance.
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Hanged 10 a Box Car.

LARAMIE (Wy.l. August 22d.-Las. even.
ing, at Rock creek, hunter named Gibbon
shot and instantly killed Robert Aiken, q
clerk OF G. Z. Clays. The murderer was ar.
citizens took GIbbon out aud hanged him to
q box car.
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More than %, 600 British soldiers were
punished last year Tor drunkenness. A
soldier occasionally has some iun. Il Boston
Post.
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fFlected by King Theba
Patrick Walsh for murder committed in 1881
was sentenced yesterday at Eublin to be hanged
September I'd
murderer named Gibbon was hanged By mob
A9nday evening at Laramie, Wyoming
TIE Maine independent Republicans have uorpi
mated Warren \. vint9n for Governor.
B. Harris (colo-ed) shot and MORALLY wounded his
wife near Vsalia yesterday killed his step daughter
aged H. wounded another step.daughter. aged 10.
and escaped
of Delaware have nominated Chas.
Gas been nominated By the Del.
INation Prohibition Convention meets 10.
a. Chicago
The Republicans of the Fourth Ohio District
We nominated Judge j. s Conklng for Congress.
Daniel Hill has been nominated for Congress by
''he Prohibitionist of the Twelfth Ohio District
In the Thirteenth Ohio district tine Republicans
have nominated II. c, Dunke Tor Congress
The Democrats OF tho Sixth Tennessee District
have nominated Andrew j. Caldwell for Congress
Bessie Gardner and Jennie Smith were drowned
- Clay comfy, Texas Monday.
The Texas Republican State Convention meets at
.ustin TO day.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

"TANTFD-A NURSE GIRL, AT ia FIF.
w teenth street, between and II references
required. au23-3t
WTANTED-A YOUTH. QUICK AT FIGURES.
w Apply at MECHANICS STORE. au23-tf
WANTED-MALES MEN TO WORK on
w ranch. steward, stableman. 2 walters for
city. Females girls for general Homework /
stewardess for hotel in city. W II. MASTERS l.
co Employment Office, 1925 Eighth street, between
and h. au23-
CHEWING WANTED AT 1904 L STREET.-THE
- making Of childrens clothes ia best rand
st5e speciality. Those wishing sewing done are
requested to call. ar23 At
Il oST-A YELLOW PULL DOG,
IL with chain and leather collar at. TSo
tached to him. The finder will he suit &.4.sse1s=:
ably rewarded bv leaving the animal at the DIANA
SALOON, No. 521 X street au23Its
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SECOND WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB

M EMBERS OE THIS CLUB WILL MEET THIS
vi wednesday, EVENING, August 23d, at
O'Clock, at their headquarters, Howes Hall, Sixth
street, between and L. Let every Democrat Of
the ward attend and sign the roll. The new Club.
room will be dedic ,ted by addresses, etc By order
Of the Club R. NJ CLtRKEE. President
N. CoFFRY, Rec. Sec'y. TB Lei au23.It
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GENERAL NOTICES.
A Reliable Medicine

Is like true friend, when needed it is always on
hand, and when tiled II is never found wanting
Such is DR. cisely the character OF BRISTOL'S
SARSAPARILLA and PILLS. They never deceive
they do exactly what is claimed for then and they
cure disease where doctors prescriptions and all
other medicines fail. au23-lt
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eity, and presently other BARRIERS geSanS
the transaction, followed suit and Mr. GetssSy
lad an unprecedented demand for Documents
1t Is said that nov every bsrbershop in Mansfield
has enough sh>ying paper on hand to last two
years, and public opinion to favor this mode
Of utilizing Congressional orAtory and government
reports
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LYON & BARNES.

COMMISSION MERCHANTS AND DEALERS Is
Produce, Vegetables, Butter, EGGS, Cheese,
Poultry, Green and Dry Fruits, Honey. Beans, etc
3 ~ ALFALFA SEEDS
~ Potatoes In carload lots or less.
auzs-lpt Nos Il and 20 street,
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CONGRESSMAN GEDDEs, of Ohio, is being laughed
at greatly Just now, the reason being as follows
certain constituent Ct his who is barber, cor.
eeived the idea that Congressional documents might
be utilized for shaving paper, SO he wrote TO the
Congressman sayirg that he was greatly interested
N his speech A+sgging for copies of them aud
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Programme for the Funeral OF the Late
II. r. ReddfnR

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uMoS.l
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GENEVA AWARD.

.sN - gu wv
SPEClAL AND PERSONAL ATTENTION
- given to the preparation proof and trial Of cases
in the Court OF Alabama Claims in Washington D. c.
An extended experience in the former Court, and
unusual facilities for managing these causes enable
me to render special services to claimants
The Court has jurisdiction Il claims foryessels and
cargoes destroyed by any Efederate Cruisers, for
those officers ard men, and for War Premiums paid
from April, 1851, to November, 1855. Full informa
ton given on appi,cation to the unit ersigned.
j. +. MANNING,
Attorney and Counselor Law,
ioi DeSOnshtrc sarcct.... Boston
60 Wall Street. New York
14e4 New York Washington, ID. &.
aull 2plmFBfW
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TUFTS HAIR DYE.
GRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS changed to a GLOSSY
BLACK by a single application of this DYE. tim
parts natural color, acts InStantaneously. Sold
by Druggists, or sent by express on receipt OF 81.
OFFICE, IS MURRAY ST. NEW YORK
r DR.. TUFTS MANUAL Of Valuable Infornstina and -
Z rsefuI ReeeIpts viii be mailed FREE npplIrai:on
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Forty years experience Of an old nurse.
MRS. WINSLOS'S SOOTHING SYRUP is the
prescription of one Of the best female physicians
and nurses in the United States, and has been usel
for forty years with never-faing success by millions
Of mothers for their children. 1t relieves the child
from pain, dysentery and darrhea, gripping In
the bowels, and wind-eolic By giving health to the
child, 1t rests the mother Price, % cents bottle
OIL MWS
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Scene: Beneath the apple tree just back
OF the house. Farmer grinding his scythe,
small boy doing the circular work at the
maidstone crank. Sudden tiutter of
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Astrolosr.-p. ,. Cohcn. As1roIoeer Eor.

Astr0lOey.-D. }. Cohen, AstrOIOger For.
tune Teller; gives important revelations Of love,
luck and fate cures diseases. Send full particulars
by mail. Fee, 81 letter, 50. Address d. J.
COHEN, Sl4 Montgomery St. San Francisco. al7-Iw'
1chl Ban. San Francisco, doubled In
size. is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHAfTUCK & FLETCHER export their
printing inks to Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ichi Ban survives on low
prices. Logical, isn't it? Wholesale and retail.
Goods for every branch Of retail country trade y4t
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maidstone crank. Sudden tiutter of
nkirts around the corner of the
good morning, sir. :" from q
Epung lady. Would you
p pick q few punches of
= lot yonder? They are
n; you can pick EN- !;
fou like-and if you'll
mp by the root and
I'll give you board and
cS nmer.' "Why, don't you
adA And the farmer laughed
q MOS nigging laugh. that made
the young as though she had
struck some ancongenial. New
Haven Regista
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DOMESTIC.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TEE RzooRp.uSIos. J
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sTElNWAY & SONS e,ANos.

A HETMAN, SOLE AGENT, I<-ssezz4,z.z.
IA street, bet. Sixth end Seventh, t53A1 -
opposite oourt-house. PIANOS TOT
LRT. Pianos sold on installnentg au9.9plm
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-20
DAVID FALK BACK.
The Wood River C0mpany's Shelter to
be BlOwn-in Soon.

David Falk, president of the Wood
River Smelling Company, arrived
yesterday, and began immediate
preparations for blowing in the com.
pany's smelter near HALEY at an
early day. The company were not
in the field as early this year as last,
because last years experience
taught them to wait until the season
was we'll opened before starting up
the smelling works, in order to avoid
unnecessary loss.
When the works shut down last
fall, there was a sufficient supply OF
charcoal, iron and lime on hand to
run the furnace four weeks. All
that is required to blow it in now is
an adequate supply Of ore, and this
Mr.. Falk is making arrangements
to secure. A force of men was
kept at work on the Star mine( which
is owned by Messrs. Falk and VOL.
tiers, of the smelter, and United
States Marshal Chase) all winter, SO
that a large quantity of ore must be
available there; but it is somewhat
rebellious, and other and freer ores
must be obtained to mix with it. 1t
is probable that the furnace will
be blown-in by the lst of June.
Mr.. Wolters. who is also one of the
principal owners of the smelter, is
detained in Boise by the dangerous
illness of his wife and daughter.
But as soon as he can he will leave
them to return to his post at the
works.
Mr.. Falk wintcred in California.
and he asccrtaincd that Wood River
stands very high in the estimation
Of mining men. This, besides many
personal assurances which he re-
ceived, leads him to believe that
many western mining operators will
visit us this summer. Mr.. Falk will
60 out again in few days, but will
soon return and remain here through
out the summer.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-20
HOW THE TIMES WILL BE DELIy.
Erred.

The DAILY TINES will be issued
from the office about 6 o'clock every
evening. Carriers mounted on swift
horses will then carry it to Bellevue,
Bullion, Broadford, Ketchum, and
intervening towns, so that all
subscribers residing within fif-
teen miles of this office will
be served by s o'clock on the
evening" Of publication. Following is
a list of agents and carriers to date ::
For Bellevue and Broadford-
Yves. George, agent and carrier
Bullion--Carrier: Curt Jackson
Ageats: Riley l. Tracy and L. F.
Butler.
Ketchum-Carrier: Joseph Dub
rule. Agent: II. f. Steward.
Hailey-Carricr: w. Is. Hess.
Agent: Fl. L. Burkhart.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1882-05-20
WHY OUR DISPATCHES ARE so
BRIEF.

n Dispatches have been coming t.
the TINES for about a week, but the,
are not quite as complete as the,
should, or shall be in a few days
The following letter from the tcle
grph manager at Blackfoot will ex
plain the cause Of this:
BLAcKrooT, May II.
T. z. PIcorTE, Hailey:-I find tina,
some Of the items that are enclosed
were sent to us last night. They
were resent to Butte and Helena this
morning, as they don't take report a,
night. We will endcavor to get al.
the news that can be got for YOU
both day and night reports.
We expect another man here in a
day or SO. As it now is we have to
stay up day and night to do this
work. Respectfully,
G. NJ. PORTER.