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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

John A. Burke to W S. Mesick-J June q, 1882
grant; 26l00 acres on the Sacramento river, south
of Sacramento
Mrs. Bridget wolcott to George, John and Mary
Csshman-May %, 1882; lot No. IL OF the Sheldon
grant also east quarter Of section 10 and south
west quarter section H. township north, range {
east, and southeast quarter section q, township
north, range east.
for $500; lots and $ in block 40, town OF Gait.
T. f. Tullis to L. p. Figg-June %, lSS2 fol
5000; the undivided one-eighth of the following
land on Grand Island: Swamp Land SURVEYS Nos
$685. SOL, 302, north half of No. 303 north half of No
SO4, also certain lot in the town Of Santa Monies
and of the Tullis estate.
A. 7. Nelson to Michael ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 20
1875 fer $3.50 the north half OF south half of wes
half OF lot Z, and I, Third and Fourth streets.
+. W. Fratt to T. IL. Forster-June 20, 1882 fol
$780, the west 20 feet Of the south Sc feet of lot 2
and J, Second and Third streets, Sacramento
Charles Nerieu to Albert Weber-April 81, 1882
grant lots and ., in the square bounded by anC
$, Twenty seventh and Twenty eighth streets, Sac
ramento.
Albert Weber to Louisa Saeider-June 80 1882
lots l and 2, in the square bounded by and S
Twenty seventh and Twenty. eighth Streets Sacra
mento.
C. t Wheeler, George H. Nethercott ct al to Lo
iinda Washburne-June 10Th for 81, 900 lots l. ,
J, 4, 5, 6 and 7, and L, Twenty fourth and Twen
'y-tifth streets, Sacramento
Mary A. Frazier to W. r. s. Foye for Sll 900
the east A feet OF lot Z J and H. Ninth and Tenth
Abigail R. Mems to J. K. Hall August H. 1879
for $780, the north 20 feet OF the south so feet o
lot (, Eleventh and Twelfth, C and D streets.
Hattie Ripley TO Bernard Shiels June 18th to
$1,000; the north half Of south half Of lot !, tn,
north half Of the south half OF the half OF lot
and west 10 feet of the south quarter of the cas-
half OF lot 8, and Eighth and Ninth streets
Ann G. Gum to Y. W. Gunn-June 20, 1881 fol
81 the north half Of east half Of lot No. o anC
l. Seventh and Eighth streets.
X. W. Journey to Charles Curtis-July 3, 1882
grant fractional west half OF the north half section
Is, township s north, range T.
S. C. benson ct al. to Peter Shaeffer- June 90
1882 grant; lot No. 9, X and L, Twenty -secon,
and Twenty third streets, Sacramento.
John Steinmiller to Henry Steinmiller-July 5
| 1882 grant; the undivided third of the south 4
feet Of lot s, and o, Sixth and Seventh streets.
James s. Fogter to jain I. Carey-Grant; tn
north 40 feet lot D. G and II, Eleventh and Twelfth
streets, Sacramento.
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ARIZONA.
DeHih from Thirst.

Tucson. July 10bh.-A correspondent Of
the Citizen says that as 4. Caldwell, Superin
tendent of the Gunsight mine, and W. P.
Boyer, were OF the road from Giis Bend tC
the mine, about eleven miles from ella Bend
they found the body of Martin Crook, who
had died from thirst. The body was brought
to ella Bend. Crook had started to walk to
the Gunsieht mine, sixty-fye miles. There
is only one wateIiag-place on the road-at the
Bend. Crook was father-in-law Of NJ. d.
Morgan, G hotelkeepsr at ella Bend.
A Town Attacked by indians.
Tucson, July 10th.-A Citizen special from
Camp Thomas says: Reports from McNIil.
Ian, via Globe. state that on the 75h about
forty bucks attacked the town, but were re-.
pulsed by the citizens, who had been warned
and were waiting for them. The fight lastsd
an hour. during which the Indians tried to
set FIRE to several buildings without SUCCESS
One white man was wounded. The l. dian
ca sualties are unknown. They re.rested in
the direction Of Pleasant valley and Salt
river, driving off all the stock they could fud.
A party of fifteen men left Gl0oe yesterday
to warn AMI help protect the oiiizsnsin Pleas
ant valley. -Four companies Of the Third
Cavalry, started from here yesterday il pur-
suit of the hostiles. These Indians are the
rtneyldes who killed Colyig, reinforced
by about twenty others belonging to the
White mountain band in this vicinity Of San
Carlos.
Black Small PoN.
TUcsoS, July 10.h-The Stars Mexican
advices say that the black smallpox is raging
with great violence at Mazatan, and that
Hermosilo and Gusyama5 are quarantiued
against it. There have been fifty deaths in
Mazatlan.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
CITY Elections,

WALLA WALLA, July l0.h.-A very close
city election vas held to-day. Jas. McAuliff
was reelected Mayor. and John g. Justice
was reelected Marshal. A very spirited con.
test occurred for Councilmen, but Winans,
Cation, Dove!l and Flocher were elected.
SEATTLE, July 10:h.-The city election
held to-day resulted in the choice Of II. G.
Strive for Mayor, J. II. Woolery for Mar.
shal. and \. NJ. Raisin, G. I Clancy, Chas.
Mcdonald. John Collins, Fred. Gasch, o. f.
Casker and G. l.. Manning for Councilmen.
The whole vote cast numbered $40. The tax.
paying qualification was iigidly insisted upon
by the judges. diminishing b. several hun.
dreds the vote anticipated.
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THE DANDELIoS. -Those who have been
pestered to death by the irrepressible dam
delion on their lawns may now take heart
The peat will poster them no more. East
ern markets have begun to utilize them
for greene, SO tina. gardeners cultivate them
for sale. The plant having thus become
useful, the bugs will eat it off above the
ground. the grub will saw its roots in two
the sun will pareh it to death, the rains
will drown it out, the rain will thrash it to
strips, and the boys will dig it out and
steal it. Thus the dandelon, which has
been among the first OF the weeds to coax
its way into human favor in the spring by
throwing out its golden blossoms as sort
of flag of truce and peace offering COM
bined, will retire from the field and the
lawn to the seclusion Of the guarded green
house.
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EAGLE - WINERY,
70 Druggists, Dry Goods Men. Etc.

100 s Stools for "a ial eG g s each batgn
NATHAN JOSEPH, CAL Clay street, San Francisco
feJy.iglfa
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The railway from Brisbane to Logan river will
shortly be commenced. The Government is resolved
to engage eXperieuc d traffic manager from Lon
don. Tramways with steam motors are preparing.
The city savings bank returns for last month show
an increase of ZIG, 900.
An armed party has visited Melville Island, north
of Palmerston, inhabited only by fierce blacks.
Thousands OF buffalo seen. There are numer-
outrageous trees, and the soil is highly spoken
of.
terrible hurricane visited the Friendly Islands
| April 25th.
| At Van Van the bark Don Guillemo, Captain
Johnston, went down at her anchorage and the
Captain, officers and six seamen were lost with her.
| Five boys were saved.
| The hurricane was accompanied by tidal wave
fifteen feet high which swept over the islands and
| did terrible damage. The storehopse OF Messrs.
Macarthur & Co, at Auckland, which contained over
| 300 tons Of copra was destroyed. All the natives
houses and many of the Europeans were carried
away. Cocoanut trees were snapped on IKE pipe.
stems, and the islands present scene OF widespread
| desolation.
At Tongata all the churches were destroyed, and
| 1000 houses leveled The stores and copra houses
with their contents, and everything near the sea
was swept away A schooner was carried inland
and the German bark Cassilis !onndered.
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CALIFUKNiA.
Seven Hears al san Quentin-Eoi Weather
sudden Death.

| CALIFORNIA.
| Seven Hears nj san Quentin-iEOt Weather
| Sudden Death.
NEVADA. July 10th. - In the Superior
! Court this morning Wesley Nichols, con-
victed Of robbery, was sentenced to seven
years in the State Prison at San Quentin.
Nichols, in company with two other young
| fellows robbed two old men over 70 years Of
age q few months ago. Nichols was tried
| twice, the jury failing to agree on the first
trial. While sentence was being passed to-
day his Young wife, who has shown great de-
votion to him during his imprisonment. wept
piteously.
The thermometer registered SO in the shade
| to-day. and In the sun it indicated 10.
| A. Goldsmith, vino died suddenly in San
| Francisco to day, was well kr own here. He
was at one time Treasurer OF Nevada county.
Six Years In state PrlsOn-0ne Hundred
and Eight Degrees In the shade.
! MERGED, July 10th.-Harry Layman, the
young man who attempted to rob Gus
Abrams two or three weeks ago, was ar
| raigne1 in the Superior Court to-day, and
pleaded guilty, waived time, and was SEN
fenced to q term Of six years in the State
Prison.
To-day was the hottest of the season so far.
the mercury rifing as high as los degrees in
Ine snaGe. y HOG WHO sSb III eErly III Iue
forenoon, and continued nearly all day.
Killed by Chinamaa-Arrest for Sc.
duciI0l.
FREsNo, July 10th.-Last Friday evening
at Visalis Mr.. Ballouh and son got into
quarrel with some Cinnamon, and during the
row China;nan drew pistol and shot the
father, the ball entering his right breast, but
DETECTED, and passed through his heart, kill
ing him instantly. The son took up the
quarrel, aud it is supposed stabbed the China
man to death The authorities arrested
young Ballouh. Ballouh lived on the Manue
King road. and was the father of fifteen
children. He WAS quite old, and was generally
regarded as peaceful citizen.
A warrant was issued Saturday night for
the arrest of Allen Parlien, /. farmer, for
seduction. He is q married nan. The COM
plainant is Miss Edith Holstcn.
sheep.isaiser FOnnd BEAD.
BAKERsFIELD, July l0th.-The dead body
Of l.. a, De, sheep man in good circum-
stances. was found near the summit of the
San Emigdio mountains yesterday, and
brought in to-day. He was a native Of
Maine, about II years of age. lie owned
fine farm On Kern BLAND, and had money
and property in the vicinity of where he died.
The herders have not been found
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COUNTY AUDITOR.

EDS. RECORD UNION 1 have heard the
name of Nelson Wilcox mentioned as a can.
didate for County Auditor and Recorder.
hope tina. he is candidate and that he will
receive the nomination from the Republican
County Convention. He is an old and re-
spected citizen and has always helped the
party without reward. If he is a candidate
he will receive a strong support from the
FOURTH WARD.
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AdvIecs from Salt Lake.

SALT LAKE, July 1Oth.-The people are
holding elections for School Trustees, and the
polygamists are voting as usual. Some say
the election will be illegal, as the Edmunds
law prohibits polygamists from voting. The
Mormon lawyers say that as the Com
missioners have not arrived the Edmunds
law is not in force, and the elections must be
carried on under the old law until the new
one il put in operation. Complications will
certainly arise through the long delay in APP
pointing the Commissioners 1t is under
stood that the general election will be held
next month under the old law, the Com
missioners not having arrived in time to make
registrations. If the pOlygamists vote, the
Gentiles viii take steps to have the election
decided void, which event viii leave the
counties without officials.
Nine hundred and twenty. three Mormon
converts from Great Britain and Scandinavia
arrived to-day, and are being temporarily
provided for-the largest company for years
They will be followed by two others late in
the summer. Thirty-four missionaries, who
have been abroad two years, returned with
them
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

An Arizona Town Attacked by E1diRns-
Little Girl Kun Over and kiIied-Death
from Thirst - BIoohshed In Tulare
Caunty-A Kern County Farmer Found
Dead-sentenee OF seven Wears FOR Rob
bery-suddca Ejeath OF a Former Nevada
County Treasurer-Etc.
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Arrival from Australia Drowned In
Mission Bay-A Disabled steamship-
Notes OF Railroad PrOgress-House oil
Correction-EXciting Street Collisien-
The Mate of the ship Gatherer Extra
dited-Coasi and Geodetic Survey
Election EXpenses-Etc.
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TIE IODINE TEST ONCE MORE,

A remarkable article appeared in the eel.
umns Of one of the daily papers on Saturday
morning last. 1t is the more remarkable be-.
cause it commences with a statement which
is true, vizt 1.-THE crop of candidates for
asinine honors is increasing" No one can
deny this truism. The object of the writer is
to ridicule the efficacy OF the iodine test in
showing the presence of starch or flour in
baking powders, and his effort is most ex-
trsordinary mixture of asinine brayine and
mendacity. he coglmences by alleging that
those who advocate the use OF the iodine test
are trying to prove that black is white. This
is a senseless and meaningless falsehood.
Those who advocate the use of the iodine test
are merely telling the public how. by the use
of simple chemical test, people can tell
whether that which is sold to them az pure
baking powder is adulterated with starch or
-four. In other words, opening the eyes of
the public to the fact that starch and flour.
even when put in cans and sold under the
name of baking powder, is not cream OF
tartar and bi-carbonste OF soda. Proceeding,
this remarkable writer says: although
iodine may act upon the starch of perfectly
pure baking powder Now, how in
the name Of all that is great and good, and
small and bad, can iodine set upon the starch
of pure baking powder How can pure
baking powder contain starch If the writer
had been possessed of ability, he would have
tried to show that starch is a leayening agent,
even though he had lie himself black in the
face. or else kept silent. AS it ia, he has
opened lis mouth and put his foot in it, be-
cause every four-year-old child knows that
starch possesses no leayening qualities, and
that. while it is adapted 20 stiffening shirt
bosoms and cuffs, it is not capable of raising
a loaf of bread. The principal if not the only
difference between a pure cream of tartar
and bicarbonate of soda baking powder
aud one which is adulterated to the
extent of 9 third with starch is
the fact that the purchasers of the latter are
being cheated. They are paying at about the
rate of 60 cents a pound for starch (sold
under the seductive name Of baking pow derl
| which is worth about cents pound, and the
iodine test is the very thing which will detec'
it, which is why it is ridiculed.-l San Fran
cisco Bulletin.
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TO MY OLo PATRcNs.


7 STILL OFFER ny VALUABLE SERVICES 70
! you arc 80 unfortunate - 70 require thea.
With mind nla'ured and enriched b. Studies q al
advanced order, ciely RAJ tAt there 10 hardly
dCeAse "a the catalogue OF human Ills that - d.
not treat 70 successful iz.la.
LADfES-i always rcsty 20 a.sist you ~
past kno Nlodzo Ba5 been increased b. extensive
experience. : an nov able b ireat you With the
certainty OF success. No case peculiar 10 yocf
delicate organism is beyond my sure contfol.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines arc superiOe %
any offered heretofore, and viii DO warranted &c
have the desired eject n al cztscs.
Those u tho public who need my safyica CT
depend upon g1utlemanly, honorable ard scientific
treatment ~ reasonable ratqs
address particularly thbss wiiu hago been H.
jured by youthful irdigsrctious and tauao WHO
have contracted local diBoascs
Pers as afflicted eau, II rncy prefer, consult mo
b. letter. detailing the sym ytous Of the disoa5e or
trouble, and receive medicines ~ express Will ful
Instructions. All letters mugl be direcisa j. n
JO5sELYh. H. b 2zs Suffer strcct, Ssn FrAncis.
co, Cal.
Curc warranted il I'll Csoss, or D. ily r,sg,.i.ct
Commissions personally or b. letter, gEatis Es1d
Tor boOk. Comfortable apartments !or patients =.
my inaria2fy tshoa ceepedl with experienced
nurse3.
Consultation PAr.orz, &c sutter stscst ad!5.a.l =
The Young slH Ciristian Association Buisire.
ONO hCuFH-FTotD , a. n. sFH
ny Diploma hang la 8sy oEise.
furciis-s iny Lssay On Physiology Aaa Aafts
gor sS's by Al acssdealc-s.
>. II. S1sSELYH, n. =.
G.fuituH.rsyfuaKG
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JILL II. 1882
ADvERTIsEMENr MENTION.

Sacramento Chapter, R. \. M-sPecial meeting
tonight
Concord Lodge, F. and a. NJ, tonight.
British MUTUAL b. and ) $, tonight.
Charles f. Bishop-For Superintendent Of Public
Schools.
II. Berksy For Sheriff.
Charles Ccglau-For Clerk.
Henry a.. Bu;kley-For District Attorney
j. W. Houston Assessor
n. J. Toll-Fyr Assessor
VIM. T. Gerber or Auditor.
Beals-For Public Administrator
TArrants Setter Aperen;
Look Here-Desirablo property for sale.
For Sale-Grocery fixtures.
For Sale-A barber shop.
Found A bay colt.
Howard Benevolent Assertion a card.
Sacramento Lodge. /. O. .. F Funeral !o-m0r
TOw.
a. o. L. w.-sa.r. rnen,o Lodge. tonight.
Goyern5r's Guard cadets The Armory, o-uIght.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

R. o. Cravens has bean confined to his bed
for several days with illness.
Black Raven, the famous greyhound, owned
by Pat Kelly, of this city, died few days
since.
The Sacramento river still recedes. Yes.
terday afternoon it stood at IL feet inches
mark.
Johnny Whyte, who was run over by a
wagon few days since, is fast recovering,
and will be around again 10 short time.
Sherburn & Smith, the auctioneers, sold
yesterday for &, 900, to G. Eldred, lots and
4, K and l., Twenty-sscond and Twenty
third streets.
George Woods, the conductor on the pay
car. who was severely hurt few days S nee
at Vallejo, is getting along nicely. No bones
wero broken.
Yesterday George Schroth & Co. shipped
by steamer to San Francisco, from where it
will be shipped to Europe, 200 tons or 4 900
sacks of fine -four.
Some ey:l.disposed person threw brick
through the window of house on L street,
near Third, last evening. None of the fe-
male occupants were injured,
A vegetable team driven by an italian
woman ran away yesterday afternoon from
Tenth and III streets. They ran out n street
until they were les. to sight in the country.
The steamer Gov ernoI Dana brought down
the river on her last trip S. 200 sacks of wheat
IL 500 sacks were for the Ptenix -four mills u
this city, and the balance of the cargo was
forwarded to San ftarcisco,
Messages addressed as follows sra unde
livered at the Western Union Telegraph
office Nellie Bandeen (care Of Mrs. Bas
sett), A. T. Lowe, Lorise J. Schmidt, j. H,
CLEARWATER, Mrs. 7. L. White, Will BOdell
Fires in stubble fields near the city srt
| quite common. The farmers have united il
| forbidding sportsnen 20 shoot on their prem
ises. The stubb.e aud grain Gelds are so dry
that shooting in them is attended with grea
danger.
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CRACKERS & COMPETITIONS!

II FISHER. nos SOS AID SO STREET,
i i . Sacramento. has Just taken he Whaesals
AgencYOf the CALfFOkNfA CRACKER COMPANY
d San Francisco. CRACKERS Gold a. lJ~est san
Francisco prices, with difference ~ time aud ircgft
In favor 81 purchasers. hiaO, FISHERS CHOICE
COMPETITORS. II lowest market rates. fe22-aifei.
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OREGON.
Break of Two Conyicis for Liberiy-One
Killed and The Other Recapfurcd

PORTLAND, July l0th.-Lee and Graham,
two convicts confined in the Penitentisry at
Salem, made break for liberty this after
noon, which resulted in the death Of the lat
ter. They concealed themselves near the
gate leading to the outside brickyard, and
when the gate was opened to admit team
slipped out. They were seen by G. A. Bar
low, the guard, who ordered them to halt.
No attention being paid to the order, Barlow
shot at Graham. the ball entering the upper
part Of his back and coming ont at the center
of his breast, killing him instantly. Lee was
chased and captured g he was about to swim
Mill creek. A large dirk was concealed in
his sleeve. Graham was from Jacksonville.
sentenced for burglary, and was considered q
! dangerous character.
Man owncd-Chinaman hiIiad.
| PORTLAND, July 10ab.-Aboue dark this
evening man was seea TO go iu bathing in
| the slough above the water works and sink.
| The body was not recovered. 1t is supposed
! to he Alnon Morrow.
| A Chinaman was killed this morning five
miles east Of this city by an Oregon Railway
! aud Navigation construction train running
over him. He was laborer and fell from g
| FIAT car.
! Cas- Thrown Into She River.
The DALLEs. july 10lh-One Hat ant
three hoX'oars. loaded with freight, wert
thrown into the river this morning by land
slide one nile west Of MOsier's. The trair
was on the route up from Binneville.
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JOHANNESBURG, July p, 80.
This il to let the people know that /, Anna
Maria Krider. wife OF Tobias Krider, am now
past "A years Of age My health has been very
bad for some years past. was troubled
with weakness, bad cough, dyspepsia, great
debility and constipation Of the bowels.
vas SO miserable could hardly eat anything.
| heard OF Hop B,Etsrs, aud WAS resolved to
try them. I have only used thrss bottlCs,
and I feel wonderfully good, well and strong
again. Ny bowels are REGULAR my appetite
good, and cough all gone. / feel 90 we'll that
1 think it my duty to let the people know, as
so many knew how bad | was, what the medi-
cine had done for me, 90 they can cure them
selves with it. Anna NJ. KR1DEB,
Wife OF Tobias Krider.
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SUPERIOR COURT.


DEPARTMENT OEE-CLARE, Judge
The application Of Ebenezer Church to mortgage
real es.ate-CIder granted
George A. Basler vs.. l.. Observation-Disclosures OF
statement on motion for a new trial Passed
Carl Berwick vs.. His Creditors Application for
discharge in insolvency. Passed.
Estate Of ]. Yinnemeyer-Petiton OF George
Bronner for letters of administration Granted.
Notice in the RECORD UNION. Appraisers Henry
McCann, Claus Anderson and +. ID Foy
Of final account. Granted
Estate OF VI. Hoy-Return o. citation. Continued.
Estate OF John 4. Mason-Petit0n for final distri.
button. Granted.
Estate Of W. A. White-Petition Of George Bron.
ner for letters Of administration. Continued for
two weeks.
Estate Of Morris Jenkins-Settlement Of final &C.
count and for distribution. Continued.
Estate Of James Humphreys- Jonn NJ. MillikeI,
appointed assignee. Bond aXed at 81 400
Francis Forgous vs.. His Creditors-D Discharged in
insolvency.
DEPARTMENT Two-DRSsoS, Judge.
H. G. Smith vs. Odd Fellows Bank-Continued
until TO day.
Angelina Budd w. Henry Budd- Motion fol
alimony, att rney's fees, and costs Of Court, ard
motion to strike out parts OF complaint. Defendant
ordered TO pay plaintiffs attorney $40.
May Husselbech vs.. Theodore Observation-Disclosures
to vacate and set aside order denying relief OF de
PENDANTS cross bill and reopen.
Charles Woodruff vs. Maria Woodruff On motion
Of l. s. Brown, default OF defendant entered, and
case set for July 18th
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UTAEI.


OGDEY, July 10th.-Two horses attached
to job wagon ran away this noon. and while
going down Fifth street at terrible pace ran
upon little girl of four years, daughter Of
}. II. Nichols. The wheels of the wagon
struck the child in the head, killing her in.