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Sacramento, October 15-By Thomas W. Gilmer
Justice of the Peace, at the residence of the
brides father, George John Berger to Josephine
Fl. Johnston. (New Haven papers please copy)
Sacramento, October IL By Rev. Father Wa sh, at
St Ross Church, Albert Rogers to Faustina
Barros.
San Francisco, October thames a. Collins to
AIDA Y. Horton.
San Francisco, October I4-John Cogill, Jr, to
Laura A. Harvey.
San Francisco, October l5-David Diamond to Selma
Rosenberg.
San Francisco o -tober 2-Augustus c. Jansen 10
Nettie Grant
San Francisco, October &c D. Ladd to Florence
V. Marin.
San Francisco, October Sd ]. Sullivan to Lizzie
Kelly.
San Francisco, October 15-Harry c. Worth to Clara
Clark.
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COMMERCIAL.

SAN FRAscls0o, october 1s,b-l

san FRANCISCO, October 16th-l p N.
FLoUR-An active trade reported Best CITY
Extra IS 37s@i so; Superine, q 5Oa4 rs; Interior
Extra, 81 7595 25; Interior superHne, IS 1894 q
Dbl
WHEAr-The week opens tplerably well In regard
to inquiry. This morning the demand on export
account was more general than in some time. Good
shipping grades are firmly held at 81 IS, while any.
thing at all choice commands advanced figures
Some eco tons fair shipping were reported in lots
No sales call.
At the Grain Exchange this afternoon the sales
were CO, fined to 100 tons No. 3 November old con.
tracts, at 81 81 q ctl.
Quotatisns OF No. grades Wheat at leading CEN
tiers to-day are telegraphed as foilows:
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San Francisco Meat Mark

San Francisco Meat Market.
Following rates for whole carcasses from
5aughterers to dealers:
BssF-Prime, 7t@sc medium grades, 6l@7c;
inferior, 51@6c q h.
VKAL--Large calves, 7a@slc; small ones, sd9lc
y n
MUrToN-Wethers are quotable at 4i9jc and
ewes at 4(d44c Il, according to quality.
LAsB-Quotable at 6d6tc q b.
PoRK-Live hogs, 6sd7tc for hard, and 81 O 6s- for
soft; dressed do, 16ig10sc . D for hard grain
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES. Board of City
Trustees INST yesterday in their rooms at
the Water Works building, all the members
present, IAyor Brown in the chair. The re-
port of the Chief Engineer of the Water
Works showed that the pumps were in oper-
alton lG6 hours during the week. Total
number OF gallons pumped, 11,777, $50.
SchroeT Bros having promised to comply
with The ordinance defining the fire limits. no
action was taken.on their application to erect
frame awnings. q. l. Clarke was refused
permission to erect frame buildings on
Eighth street, between K and L. After al
lowing toe following bills the Board al
iourned NJ. Tsnsey, S13; NJ. Joseph, $40;
Kelly. s.; r. Shay. SIS; Thomas Hart,
SIS; Leland Howe, S43 w. Watt, $50; 7.
BslloH, Sl2 25; Joseph Sims, 81 500; d.
Gardner. SO Huntingdon. Hopkins & Co,
50 %; Charles Zsitler. $40 so /; K. F. VIE
never, 81; L. Myers, 81 /; Lem Chung. 81
J. I: Barron, 81; F. Foster, 81 so; 7. Cot.
ter, Sl5; S. Nathan, $50; A. King, S22;
John Lynch, Sl2; P. McGinness. S12; John
Wall. S1S; F. Houghton, S11 % !; E. Gum,
Sl4 %; Owen Ward, 81; John Mullahy, "a;
l.. Powers, s..
SERIES OF ENTERrA1NN ENTs.-A series of
four entertainments is announced by the Ia
dies of the Congregational Church, to be
given as Congregational reunions. They are
to be hEst-class in every particular. There
is to be concert, a lecture, q varied enter.
tsinment, and finally reception. The first
of the series will be held at the church next
Friday evening, when there will be grand
concert. The details as to prices appear in
the announcement.
METROPOLITAN THEATRR-Frank Nor
daunt, with dramatic company from New
York, is announced to appear at the Metro
politsn Thester On Friday and Saturday
evenings and Saturday matinee. The play is
Robert g. Morris American comedy drams
entitled !" Old Shipmates" There are some
scenes in which the scenery will be new.
being brought by the company. Reserved
seats without extra charge may be secured on
Wednesday for any one of tie performances.
BOARD OF SUPERvIsoRs.-The Board of
Supervisors met yesterday, but beyond receiv-
ing some petitions, which were set for hearing
hereafter, DO business was transacted One
Of the petitions prayed to have certain lands
set apart as new reclamation district. Pc
titions were also rscsived from citizens of the
Fourth Ward asking that polling places be
fixed, and October 1Ssh SCI fer hearing the
same.
AKRAIGSED.- The murdererz of officer Scott
were arraigned in tie Superior Court yester-
day, as was slso Lee Hung. alias Tai Chong,
charged with arson and with burning insured
buildings. and Charles Antoine, accused of the
murder of William O'Neil. They each
pleaded not guilty to the respective charges.
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BORN.

Sacramento, October s-Wite of A. j. Gardener,
Sacramento, October 9-wife OF Arthur H. Real,
daughter.
Sacramento, October I3-Wife of J. L. Scott, a
daughter.
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SAILOR Boy CLUB.-The Sailor Boy Clu5
held an adjourned meeting last night 10
Hose's Hall, On Sixth street, and elected the
following officers: Gus. Weimap, Admiral !;
VIM, Henley, Rear-Admiral; w. B. Hanil-
ton, Commodore Hugo Hacnlein Pay
master; Henry SCHNEIDER, Purssr; JSu es
Doody, Purser's Clerk James Wickoff and
Emil Hornlein, QIartermssters Finance
Compiiitee-W. B. Burtis, Wm. Henley, J.
w. Nixon, Geo. Miller. The club, fer
making srrlr genents 10 join tie torchlight
procession on Wednesday evening, adjourned
POLICE CoURT.-In the Police Court yes
terday Geo. Cluteson and Thomas Casey were
hned S. each for disturbing the peace; John
Thomp forfeited his deposit of IS for being
drunk; the case of VIM. Schruer, charged
with violating The fire ordinance, was con-
tinued TO October 23l, and Epson Farley
was tined $40 for battering ChinamsR.
LATE ARaEsTs.-The following names ap.
peared on the slate at The station house last
night at y o'clock Louis Cavanaugh, CON-
mon drunk, by officer Smith Fred King,
drunk, by Officers Eldred and jackson.
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ApYERTIsKMKNr MENTION.


Metropolitan Theater-Friday and Saturday.
X. A. NJ, No. 3-To-night.
Caiedonian Ciub-Tonight.
Notiee-BristoPs sarsaparilla.
Notice Tarrant's Seltzer Aperient
Meeting Fourth Ward Democratic Club.
Attention-First Ward Democrats.
Attent CT Colored voters
Lost-White horse.
Card-W. L. Graves, piano.tuner.
Attention Boys in Blue
Notice To contractors.
Notice-Dwyer, of the Ivanhoe.
Situation wantsd-Nurse
Series OF Entertainments Congregational Church.
Fourth Ward Republicans To night.
Business Advertisements.
L. l.. Lewis Co.-Garland Range.
Mechanics Store-Hats and overcoats.
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MEN's heavy doubls-sole Oxford ties will
be closed cut to-day and tomorrow at %
cents pair, sizes from 5 to 10, at Red
House.
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PLAID FLAENELs. only think, for l2I cents
Per yard, at Red House.
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vantage of the Bargains offered at the closing
out sale Of Ackerman & Co., 629 ] street.
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Jusr RECEIVED at the Bee Hive Cash Gro
cery. tiue sweet apple cider.
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HAND PAINTED china fruit plates only So
per dozen ct Ackerman's, GIG street.
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ri" Porcelain Wsre IA true imita.
tior. OF French chinsl sold cheaper at Acker-
mans than common ware at other places.
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CBo1cs Mountain Butter, in rolls and irkins
sold cheap. G. w. Chesley, 81 Front street.
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MARRIED.

LADIES and misses cioaks and dolmans, in
great varsity, at Red House.
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12-oUYoE nickel-pla.sd table knives re-
duced to 50 80 per dozen, a. Ackerman's
closing-out sale.
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The Bee Hive Cash Grocery is selling E.
Jacobs' star butter az 80 cents per roll-best
IN market.
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THOSE who DO not buy their millinery goods
at the Red House, miss it.
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BLACK and sll shades of cashmere, SO cents
ner yard. at Rsd House.
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DIED.

DIED.
Sacramento, October ANNA Mohns (mOther of
Nicholas Mohus), So years, months and % days.
IFdends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the undertaking rooms of Fritz s. Miller (odd Eel
lows Teinple), corner Ninth and streets, this
afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
San jose October 12-Mrs Julia s. P. Brown (sister
Of Fl. S. and G. s. Putney, OF Costumes river) IS
years
Mortality report.
For the week ending October IA, 1882, made by
s. R. CALDWELL, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
October 9-Mary Amerins, l month and IL days
California.
October 10 Benjamin p. Bryan, 10 years; Ken
lucky. Samuel f. Davis, 50 years, IL months and
ID days. Maine. John Madden, days Calfor-
MIA X. A. Wilsey, 3s years and o months Ire
land.
October 11-Chan All Kee, % years China.
Besides the above there were brought here for in
terment the following:
October S-H. II. Church, 20 years New York.
October 9-John VI. Fitzsimmons, 80 years New
York
October 10-Robert Lewis Robertson, Il years, 9
moths and days; Kentucky.
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on Is UP, but the Bee Hivs Cash Grocsry
is still selling Eve gallons of the best for 81 %
per can. Also, SO pounds best -four for 81 80,
Msyois mess mackerel for so cents per can.
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Sacramento producs markes-wholesale


corrected daily for the RECORD. UEIoaI
SACRAMENTO October 10Th
FRUIT-Strawberries, 75c y drawer Grapes eoc to
II % q crate /: common 60d75c; Peaches SI6ol %
box Lemons, Sicily, IS rs 8 so; 0ranges-Ta-
hti, s595 30 q box Lines selling at 81 25aI so q
100; bananas, 81 SEGA SO a bunch; Pineappies,
s6Ga dozen CocoauIts, s787 80 y 100; Plums,
49Sc 2 d; Pears, common, 81 %; Bartletts 81 5Oa
q box; Apples S0c1S1 IS = box.
PIN FRUErs-AssoEted, 9Th cans, q doz, s2 !;
assorted, gallon cans, IS; Peaches, 2t-b cans
Portland B!usberries, Cd cans, q; whor.
leoerries. 81 7f.
TAsLE FsUrrs-Assorted. eIn cans. . doz. a. Is I.
Peaches g So Bartlett Pears, 81 IS PLUMB % s.
BlackbOrres, IS Gooseberries, @ IS Strawberries
g 25; Apricots, % SIS Muscat Grapes % rs; Rod
Currsnt5, SO Is; Cherries, 50 %.
DRIED sRUrrs-Apples, sliced, 617I q b; do
quA.tered, 5a6ei pesrs, peeled, Ease; do, IA.
peeled, 4g5c; Plume, pitted, lod11c; Peaches,
Gaze; do, peeled, is@20c; Prunes. German and
French, 1919; Blackberres, I5a16c; Fiy,a, Cali
tornia. 56I6c Il r.
VEesTAsLEs-Sweet Potatoes, Red, 16s1tc y n +:
Ca olinas 81 259l SO 9 cwt; Wax and String Beans,
l4g2c; Shell Beans, cranberry 495c; Limas SAGE D
n; Green corn. 10Gl5c per dozen Tomatoes 50G6oc
q DoX: Summer Squash, I92c q q; Potatoes 81 Is a
81 z cwt; Onions, soa90c y cwt; Caulihower, Is
a9oc; Cah5 age sleel p q cxt; carrots 6oce775c q
cwt; Tunips 9ocasl q 100; bunch yegetabiea I2lo s
doz Parsnips, lie; Beets, 1c; Celery, rs; =
dozen; Horse Sadiss, 8g1oc y b Green Peas oGGc
9 n Artichokes, 2odSoc z dozen Cucunbers, 4e
&c = doz: Green Peppers, 46s5c h; Egg Plants,
495c; Watermelons, 75c9s1 2 doz; Cantaloupes,
5os75c , dozen; Green okra s9ioc q u.
BREADsTUFEs-Fioqr, 30 25 y Dbl; Oatmeal. IS
6 100 rs: Corurussl, yellow, Sc 25(d2 IS white
e 35G2 GO; Cracked Wheat, g 1908.
POULTRy-LSve Turkeys, l3dI4c q D; full grown
Chickens, 50 so . dozen; young BOOSTERS, e39i SO
y dcz: Bioilers, s2gs; tame Ducks, 50 5oa7;
| Geese, 81 6oia2 pair Eggs, 4o9i5c g dozen.
CANE Quail, 81 2521 90 q dozen Mallard Ducks,
s394; sprigs, 81 75@2; Teal, 81 5oaI rs; Hare,
81 7562; Rabbits, slGI 50; Doves 5o@75c D doz
yenison, 106l2c . 4.
DAIRY PRoDgcTs-Butter, fancy dairy, 4Sa47lc .
b mixed lots, in rolls, 35@42!c q 10; Cheese,
California, from 12id15c; Western, fats, 1oal5c
Martins Cream, 9G20c.
AsATs-Beei, &c; Mutton, &c . h Lamb, 7dsc
Pork 1091je; Veal, small calves, SG9e; large, &c.
HAY, GRAIs AND FEED-ost nag, y ton, sI5al7
si,sifa $40 to s12 : ton bran, . ton, SIS; mid.
dlings, SIS per ton; barley whole, 81 30 ground,
81 45 wheat, 81 659l rs o cwt tame oats, q
cgt, e %; corr. e q cwt.
hIsCRILAsEoUs-See3s-Al Alfalfa, 1o9121c; Tmo.
| thy, Eastern, 1@l2c 3 b; Oregon, saioc
Red Clover, 15alsc; Red Top, 1zsalic; Nuts-
English walnuts, 10a11c; Almonds, 14al5e;
Peanuts 1oGllc TaIlow, 7iaSc; Hides, salt eG
| ioc; dry, zoe Hops-5s@65c.
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Eastern and Foreign Markets,

NEW YORK, October 10th.
BRsAD5rUVfs - Flour is steady and Wheat is
steady, latter at 81 06a1 10 e bushel
WooL-California is more active at 12Cdl4c for
tall bury, and 10000 for clean fall spring bury
l5920c; clean spring, 24932e; pulled, 18G42c.
HDss-Caifcrnis are strong at 23l6s24c.
CHICAGO, october 16th.
WHyAT-97sc for November
CoRs-eSic for November.
FosK-$2l 80 for November
LARD-Sl2 All for November.
BAcoS-Sl1 80 for November for ribs and SI4 10
for short ribs
LIVERPOOL, October 10Th
WHEAT-Celifornia spot lots are dull at Gs Id
TO 9s I'D Cargo lots. AS Cd for just shipped, Ais
Cd for nearly due and 4ss Cd for off coast
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AKRAIGHED. murderers of officer Scott
were arraisned in tie Superior Court yestsr-
day, ss was slso Lee Hung. alias Tai Chong,
charged with arson and with burning insured
buildings. and Charles Antoine, accused of the
murder of William O'Neil. They each
nleaded not guilty 70 the respective charges.
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GIFT TO THE FIRST ARTILLERY REGr-
hENT.-Coionel T. W. Sheehan received
check last Saturday from Governor Perkins
tor 500, being rendered by him to the First
Artillery Regiment, to be applied towards the
establishment Of library for the regiment.
Il was thankfully accepted by the Board of
Officers at their meeting Saturday evening.
and resolution of thanks to the Governor
for his gift was ordered spread on the min.
utaS
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1882-11-02
Railroads ann Steamboats,.
Maine Central Railroad.
Change of Time.

ON and after SUNDAY, OCTOBER 18th, 1882,
ram. viii leave Augusta
For Portland and Boston at 60e, l0.oG, A. NJ, an
1855 +. NJ.
For Portland and Lewiston. 6.o0, loC0, A. NJ.
2 IS and 10 55 L. NJ.
tor Rockland, 600 and 1000 4. NJ.
For FarmIngton, luO0 A. NJ.
Fer Bath, 6.oo, 10 W A. NJ; PAS 2. NJ. {lc5
p. NJ. Saturdays.)
For Watervllle 2.25, 9E A. n. and Az p M.
800 on Saturdays.
tcr skowhegsD, Belfast, Dexter, Bangor and
Van cebcro, 2.25 A. NJ; 4.12 +. NJ.
NigIi Pullman Trans each way every night, Sun
days included.
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Eccentricities of n Miser.
LIVING LIKE TRAMP AND WORTH A HALF
MILLION.

The Journal des Debats publishes the
following: A Commissioner of Police at
Paris, named NJ, kuehn. was making some
inqiries about an individual named Lelong,
and for that purpose accompanied him to his
residence. NJ. kuehn was surprised to find
that an individual like Lelong, who was
attired like tramp, lived in the quarter of
the Champs Elysees, and was still more
astonished when he stopped before a most
aristocratic-lookingh hotel and opened the
door. lyon don't live here; is not this
vacant hotel?" demanded the Commissioner.
Il live here" replied Lelony; this hotel
belongs to us, father and son, for more than
a century, and have lived here for so years
without either a bousekeeper or servants"
NJ. kuehn entered and opened the hermeti-
cally fastened window shutters, and was al
most stupefed upon seeing under 4 thick
covering of dnst furniture of the most mag
niticent description, pictures from the easels
of all the old masters, heaps of objects Of
art, among which were more than 20 clocks
of the most costly description, pell nell with
rare books, dresses and linen. In the bed
room he found magnificent bedstead of
rosewood covered with books and engravings.
few steps of mattress WAS thrown upon
the inlaid floor with dirty linen and
wretchcd coverlet. This was the couch Of
Tue singular proprietor OF the nOtel, VINO mas
acknowledged himself to be the recipient of
an income of fl0n, 900.
When the garments which he wears are
worn out, he buys a new suit, always black,
and throws the old one with the dirty linen
into the four corners of his apartment. The
hotel contains a sale de spectacle filled with
beautiful furniture, decorations and costumes.
The proprietor had never invited any one to
enter the place, he states, and on this point
he is believed to be sincere. for he would
therefore expose himself to the risk of being
assassinated in the midst of his riches. The
unfortunate, who will De medically examined
with the object of ascertaining his mental
condition, has been taken to the police depot.
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In a Thrilling Pretlicament.
STEEPLE. CLIMBER HANGING IN MID-AiR
FAR ABOVE THE GROUND.

"The longer you live the more you find
out remarked Mr.. 10 Weston the steeple-
climber, to couple of newspaper men late
ly. 81 had an accident recently which taught
me something"
"What was it?" was the simultaneous in
quiry.
"It was curious one. You see l was on
top of st. Pauls spre on Spring street We
had rugged ropes to remove the planks of the
scafioding. The way we do that is to fasten
block to a post or tree on the other side Of
The street and another to the steeple and
splice the ends of the rope together to make
and endless rope of it. If you fasten to it
anything you want to send below the weight
of the load takes it down. | had tied the last
plank to the rope and it was going down.
| wore handkerchief tied loosely
around my throat. The wind blew
out an end of it and it caught on
the removing rope and wrapped around it.
was Immediately caught up, first the handker-
chief and then my beard passing into the
block. Now, if had had an assistant In the
street below he would have noticed the plank
stop when was caught that way, and as he
could not see ANYTHING wrong above he would
have pulled on the rope. Then l should
have been choked to death by my handker-
chief. and my beard and part of my face
would have been torn of. Persons in the
street below would have noticed, perhaps,
that | was very quiet. but they would net
have suspected that | was hanging by the
neck.
''That pull stretched me eighteen inches
As soon as realized the trouble ] reached
below and taking hold Of rope, pulled back
on it until my handkerchief came out the
sheave, and dropped on the hooks below
l could barely touch them with my feet
do you mean to say that you had nothing
but the hooks to stand on?'
Eyes, the hooks Of the scaffold. You see,
we had sent all the planks below. was
saved by the skin of my teeth.-Cineinnafi
Enquirer:
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General News

Winnipeg Man, printers are on a strike.
An association has been formed in Boston
to colonize Palestine with Christians.
An infant son of Peter Monant of Cohoes.
n. Y, drank cup of lye on Saturday, and
Sunday died in great agony.
Part of the stock of the Mutual Union
Telegraph Company has been placed in the
hands Of trustees.
p. W. Smith & CO., merchants, of Tomb.
stone, Ariz.. have failed with liabilities OF
SIP, 900.
Mrs. Langtry's first appearance has been
postponed until next Monday night at the
Grand Opera House, n. Y.
The State of New York keeps four chem.
lists employed analyzing articles of household
use to detect violation of the law against
adulteration.
A hailstorm set in at Rock Island at 3 30
Sunday afternoon, the hailstones falling
thick and fast for ten minutes, and in MANY
instances being as large as pullet's eggs
locomotive on the Western North
Carolina Railroad jumped from the track
over precipice at Alexandra, N. C.. The
engineer, Charles Gordon, was killed.
Constable Green, of the Montreal city
police, has been arrested for arson. He was
caught in warehouse, where a fire had
broken out, under suspicious circumstances
The gale Of Friday caused great damage
TO the shipping at various ports ON the Span
ish coast. Twenty-Five fishermen and sail
ors perished in the storm.
Captain Deforges and the French Astro-
nomical Expedition for viewing the transit of
Venus have arrived at st. Augustine with 20
cases OF instruments, weighing 80. 900 pounds
The Ting Yueng, the formidable iron-clad
that has just been built in Germany for the
Chinese government, is to be lighted BY Ed
Ison electric lamps.
At Cherbourg, France, recently two men.
an Italian and an Austrian, quarrelled while
at work in diving bell at the bottom Of the
harbor. From words they came to blows.
The Italian hit his companion a murderous
blow on the head with a pick-axe. The
wounded man was still alive when drawn up