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WASHINGTON TERRITORY
Items from seattle.

SEATTLE, June 22d.-The steamer Tacoma
has been engaged to carry the mail to Alaska
next month, leaving on the Sd. She is a
large, fast and powerful tugboat, with per-
mission to carry forty passengers.
The Sksgit river overflow has not yet en-
tirely subsidized. The losses occasioned by it
include 100000 feet of saw-logs, 5000 acres
of grain, breakage of dikes, injury to gardens.
homes, etc.-in all estimated at $3.50, 900.
Two boys, named Morley and Morehouse,
filled a champagne bottle with fre-crackers
in this city this afternoon, and then touched
them off. The bottle was blown into many
pieces, several of which cut the boys badly in
the face SO that they will be permanently
SCARED.
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The Agent CT the Milwaukee and St. Paul
Railroad, Mr.. Kroeger, No. 451 Virginia
street, Milwaukee, Wis, says: "St. Jacobs
Oil will always be fondly remembered by me
it cured me both of rheumatism and neuralgia.
L consider it an indispensable article of the
household, and it never fails to do good"
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Summary of the sevenbalots-Gainers over
first ballot: Taylor 80, Hearst %, Stoneman
10. Losers Berry 4S, johnson Is, Archer
16.
RECAPITULATIoN.
The following is recapitulation of the
seven ballots taken:
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NEVADA.
Con Il agration AT Verdi.

VERDI. June 22d.-The Verdi planning
mills caught fire about 11:20 P. NJ and are a
total LOSE. The lumber yard is now burning.
If the fire train does not get here soon the
whole town will be destroyed.
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FOR SALE.
a Desirable Mountain Farm.
81 PER DOZEN
For Fine PHOTOGRAPHS
TO nav OLD PATRoNa.


4 STILL OFFER Ely VALUABLE SERVICES ID
4 you arc 20 unfortunate IS 10 require them.
With nlnd rnatured and enriched by studies Of an
advanced order can safely say that there IL hardly
disease in the catalogue Of human Ills that can.
not treat 70 3 successful issue.
JADIEs--I always ready TO assist you. Ny
past knowledge has been increased by extensive
experience. ] am now able 10 treat you with the
certainty Of success. No case peculiar 10 your
delicate organism lie beyond my sure control.
Ny Female Monthly Medicines arc superior 70
any offered heretofore and will be warranted 70
have the desired effect In all cases.
Those OF the public who need my service car
depend upon gentlsmaniy, honorable and scientific
treatment at reasonable rates.
address particularly thoee who have been In
iurod By youthful indscretions and those who
have contracted local diseases.
Pers ns afflicted can, II rney prefer, consult me
by istter detailing the symptoms OF the disease or
trouble and receive medicines BY express with full
Instructions. All letters muzt be director j. II.
JoS5ELYH, IL D z25 Suffer street, San Francis
co, CALI
Cure warranted 10 all cases, or no pay required
Consultations, personally or by letter, gratis Send
Tor book. Comfortable apartments for patients Al
my Inhrmsry when desredb with experienced
nurses.
Consultation Psriors, 22s Suffer street, adjoining
the Young Men Christian Association Building.
Once houJs-Fror. 9 A. N. to 5Pg.
Ny DfplcInn hangs In my ONCE.
Purchase nay Essay on Physiology and Maria
For sale By all newslealers.
IN. s0asELEE, n y.
f-ep1tp&gwlmWB
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

The Lost Escambia; The Missing Life.
boat Consular Court OF Inquiry State
ment of the Captain and PilOf-The
Largest Hydraulic Mine on Bear River
Shut Down-Advices from British Co.
lumbia-Temperance Meetfngs-Ete.
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NATIONAL GOLD BANK
pionEER LIVERY STABLE.

EEAcEs ON CALL AT ANY HOUR, n
day or night. Coupes, Phaetons SfSksl
R0ckaways, Barouches, Buggies, with the Q-Qt
beet roadsters 20 be found In any livery stable on
tho coast for hire. Horses KEEP in livery at reason
able rates. Livery Stables on ourth street., be
tween and ].
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a Fact THAT ALL SHOULD KNow.-Iuves-
tigate it for yourselves; it will stand the test,
Hale Bros prices on boots and shoes are
from 20 TO so per cent. below their competi-
tors.
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Stevens and 7. J. Culver, of the 1. o. G. T.,
continue to be largely attended, and consider.
able interest is manifested.
Killed by the Bite Of Fly.
Los ANGELES, June 22i.-Last Sunday B..
Bolsserane, leading French citizen, attend
ed picnic, where he was bitten by Hy.
The next day the spot commenced to swell,
and last evening he died in great agony from
blood poisoning. It is the opinion of his
physicians that the poison was communicated
from some diseased animal by the fly.
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Adjourned until 8 A. NJ. tomorrow.


THE SITUATION AT MIDNIGHT.
San JOSE, June Midnight. fight
is now fiercer than at any time since the first
carload of delegates arrived. Terrific eff.
forts are being made to tx things so that
choice for Governor can be arrived at on the
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GENTS cuff buttons, in all the newest
styles, at the Rsd House Furnishing Goods
Department
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WHIPS. lap-robes, fy-nets and light horse
blankets, 10 per cent. cheaper than at any
other house, at Red House.
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A FINE line of gold plate, euameled and
celluloid bracelets, in new patterns, direct
from New York, at The Red House Dry
q nnds Danartment.
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A MANS fine full stock calf Oxford tie for
50 30, at Red House.
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TOURISTS, in looking for trunks and valises,
visit Hale's-larzest variety, lowest prices
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MEMS white duck vests. IS cents; also,
white Marseilles for SIS cents; large sizs
duck ulster, 81 40; and full line of linen
aud mohair summer goods at lowest figures,
ut Red House
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GENTLEMEN whose boards are not Of q
pleasing shade can remedy the defect by the
use of Buckingham's Dye for the whiskers.
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GREAT demand for curtain net at Hale's-
this ia owing to large stock and low prices
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A convicted horse-thief gave New Ha-
ven lawyer sail-boat for defending him,
and it now proves that the boat was stolen.
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CAPITAL CHIPS.

One week from to-day the assassin Guiteau
will be executed.
The police made but one arrest yesterday
and last night, and that was crazy China
man.
The Board of Supervisors met yesterday,
but did no business more than to audit few
bills.
The delegates to the Grand Lodge of col.
ored Masons returned from Marysville yes.
terday.
Peaches, apricots, pluns, apples, pears and
berries of all kinds are plentiful in the Sacra-
mento markets.
Pools on the nomination for Governor were
sold at several places in the city yesterday
afternoon and last evening.
Candidates for county offices are springing
up on every side. There are several names
mentioned in connection with every Office.
Messages addressed to the following. named
persons are at the Western Union Telegraph
office: E. B. Polk, J. L. Sanderson, Mrs. j.
K. Dorsey.
The old and decrepit Chinese of this city
are being shipped back to China. About
twenty OF the measly creatures left for Hong
kong on Wednesday.
The Y-street leves is being made one of
the best drive-wsys in tAs-ei.y. Street Com
missioner Ryan has large force laboring
upon it, and they are doing good work.
The Sacramento river st noon yesterday
stood at the 17foos mark. The American
river during the twenty-four hours preceding
II o'clock yesterday fell two and half feet.
Yesterday large number of persons stood
in front Of the RECORD UNION bulletin board
all day, anxious to see the latest dispatches
from the Democratic Convention at San Jose.
Three of the China tan-players have been
released on bail They have employed coun-
sci, and are going to fully test the legality
of the ordinance under which they were ar
rested.
FOURTH OF July AT PLAcERvILLE.-The
citizens of Placerville have concluded to have
an old time barbecue, procession, grafton, etc.
at Placerville on the Fourth of July. In the
afternoon there will be racing over the
Plaeerville track. The first will be a running
race, free for all distance, half mile and
repeat. On the 9TH of July there will be
half mile and repeat race, free for all horses
owned in the district May 20, 1882, barring
Rondo Red Oak, Betsy Mcclure and Minnie
Norris. Purse. $50. First horse, 500
second horse, $50. Isaac Eddy, the genial
proprietor of the track, has had the track put
II excellent condition, and 1t Is said to be
equal to the best in the State.
OPEN AIR CONCERT To-N1GHT-The First
Artillery band play at the Plaza Park this
evening. The following pieces of music will
be rendered: March, First Artillery y
grand fantasia, overture; andante and waltz;
serenade, "Sweet Spirit Hear My Prayer y
andante and polka, from Patience !"
Dancing in the Moonlight" schottische |;
Home, Sweet Home"
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HUNDREDS testify of the benefits received
from Rock and Rye. G. w. Chesley, AGENT
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A FINE polka dot bicycle shirt, 81, Red
House. ALSO, fine lice of dark percsle
shirts, 81 %.
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on al. cached table darnssk, at So cents
II yafd. cen rot be matched for value on this
ast IIsls Bros. & Co.
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CLoTHIEG Clothing for men aud boys
New stock. new styles, at new prices. Hale
Pros e. co
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WHITE CORDED PIoUE, cents per yard. at
Hale's.
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c.. linen handkerchiefs only 10
Flrn shing Goods Department., Hale
prus. " 90.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.
Sacramento Lodge F. and A NJ. this evening.
Notice Capitol Lodge l. o. o. F. tonight
For Sale Merino rams at whitney's ranch.
Esirays Three horses found.
For Sale-House and lot.
For Sale-A foothill ranch.
To druggists ard dry goods men
Hardin Hot sulphur Springs, Lake county.
Andersoi's Springs, Lake county.
Attention.. o. II. meet tonight
Wanted at the Mechanics Storc-Dressmakers
business Advertisements
Weins.ock s Lu5in-camping tent,.
Baker * Hamilton Baling wire.
James l. Feltsr & CO. Wines and LIQUORS.
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BURT & PAoKARp's gents fine boots at
Hsle's,
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TIE Magnetic Corset at Hale's.
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Unnatural Conduct OF a Husband and
Father-Tan Game Raided.

San Francisco, June 22d.-John B. War
ner was arrested to-day by officer Holbrook.
of the Society for the Prevention OF Cruelty
to Children, on charge of misdemeanor, in
failing to provide for his children, aged re.
spectively and 3 years. 1t is charged by
Warmers wife that the unnatural husband
and father turned her and her children ont
of the house on Wednesday night, and re.
fused to furnish any means for their support.
The charges will be investigated. Warner
is the same person who several years ago
shot and killed man in stable on Pacific
street during quarrel.
Sergeant Reeves and posse made a raid
tonight, and arrested Sun You for keeping a
tan game in house on Dupont street. and
also eleven other Cinnamon for visiting his
place.
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hydraulic Wine shut Down.

MARYsvILLE, June 22d.-Information is
received here to the effect that the Hickey
hydraulic mine, near Dutch Flat, has been
shut down. This is the largest hydraulic
mine on Bear river
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I SAN FRANCISCO, june 22d.-To day Chief
Engineer Scanneil, of the Fire Department,
received from A. N. Towne. General Man.
ager Of the Central Pacific Railroad Com
pany, the following note " We desire to ex.
press our thanks for the prompt manner in
which you dispatched the Governor Irwin to
the scene of the fire at Oakland wharf on the
morning of the 2lst instant. We would like.
with your permission, to make a small pres
emit to the officers and men on duty on board
the Irwin on that morning, as slight token
of our appreciation of their efforts to save
the shipping and other property, and we
would thank you to send their names" In
reply, the Chief sent note inclosing the
names re uuested
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SAN JOSE, June 22d.-E. Cabrejal, ma
tive of Chill, "a years Of age, committed sui
eide at New Almaden about P. NJ. by shoot.
ing himself through the head with a single
barreled shotgun. He discharged the weapon
at himself twice. The first charge burnt his
shirt on the left side near the abdomen, but
did not hit him. Hearing the first report.
those in the lodging house where he stopped
rushed to his room. He had Just poured a
handful of shot into the gun, which he pointed
at those who came and scared them back.
They returned to the dining room, and on
reaching it heard another shot. Going back
to Cabrejaps room, they found him lying on
the floor dead. Appearances indicated that
he had placed the strings of his shot-bsg on
the trigger, put his foot in the loop, and
placing The muzzle against his head, between
and little above the eyes, fred the gun
The shot came oat at the back of his head,
and went through the ceiling. The Coroner
held an inquest in the afternoon, and yer.
dict in accordancs with these facts was
rendered.
Death OF Newspaper Man.
ORovILLE, June 22d.-B. Fl. Evans, editor
and proprietor Of the Oroville DAILY Eapress,
died at 4 o'clock this morning Of congestion
Of the bowels. He leaves wife and one
young child. He will be buried here to-
morrow.
Temperance Meetings.
PETALUMA, June 22d.-Chsrles Litchman.
OF Massachusetts,, addressed an audience Of
about 300 at Turn Verein Hall to-day. He
will lecture at Healdsburg tomorrow, and at
Santa Rosa the day following. The temper
auce meetings conducted by Mrs. Emily Pitts
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IMMIGRANTS. = one hundred and three
immigrant passengers, including seventy
males, passed Carlin yesterday. en- route to
California. They viii arrive Ia Sacramento
nv thu rrarla nd trn Ii, thin fta-nno,,
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New CIrIzEN.-Tn the Superior Court yes
terday, Judge Clark's department, James
Krehen was admitted to citizenship upon the
testimony of Jacob Frees and George Mack.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-30
How tI Anscted him.

The Silver State Of las. Saturday says
"Big Nick" is feeling tolerable well
in spirits and pockets, mentally, phyis-
cally and financially these times, The
mine on which he staked his all, and
worked faithfully for two or three years
is paying well. Yesterday he cam
down from Paradise on the stage with
over $4,000 worth Of bullion from his
mine. On his way down he imbibed
som nutriment from a flask, and the
driver-Fred. Hopkins-says that he
tried hard, while at the TOLL House, to
take his own bullion into the sagebrush
ami hide it. The WHISKY he INDUCED
in was OF the brand used by stockmen
while rodeoing. which creates an uncon.
reliable, desire in all who drink it to
Appropriate everything they can get
their hands or lassoes on.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-30
Auction SALE.

BY order Of San Francisco credItor,;
This stock consists Of Middletovn and
Rogers Bros. q%uadruple plate goods Of
tho best manufacture. iuo tea sets, sls.
CANT c~astors, cake baskets, jewel cask-
cts, wine sets, ice pitchers. knives,
forks. spoons and a small stock Of fine
French silver goods, all to be sold with
out reserve or limit. Ladies' sale Of 2
o'clock tomorrow afternoon and z in
the evening. in tho old Bank Building.
E. Ii. OREM.
Manager for Creditors.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-30
Vanished ana rentherea.

The Silver State Of Saturday Jays q
we'll dressed. cheeky individual. who
claimed to 10 a commercial traveller. cut
a wide swaIb here last evening. borrow.
ing money aud raining bills for which
he promised 10 draw checks this morn-
Ing He attempted to get away on n
freight train in the night and blk overy.
body who trusted him. Some Of tho
boys found nut that no had been blk
ing people at Reno and wadsworlb. 40
they took him In charge and gave him u
Goa. Of varnish AMI feathers and sent
him on his way.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-30
Bristol Items.

CFrom tie Times OF April 2,nd)
There is plenty OF ore on the dump at
Jack Rabbit ready for shipment.
There are seven saloons running here
and lumbsJ ordered for another.
Il, Is reported that q strike has re-
Gently been made in DaDyiIls, Nye
County.
Gambling seems to be on the increase
lately. Quite a number Of games have
been running tho past week.
Visitors without exception say that
the climate here is the best they have
experienced in any part Of tho country.
Wilkes Brcugher aud G. Standish,
both well. known hsrsabouts, have ac-
cording to all reports. been Insing cain
in Cherry Greek during their stay there.
Naughty fellowsl Who would have
thought it7
We learn from reliable sources that
the furnace will be started up as soon
as tho stack can DO repaired. The
furnace will mako n three months run
to q certainty, with tho possibility Of q
still greater one afterwards.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-30
Good News From ruucorora.

An important strike has just been
made in the Grand Central mine at
Tuscarora. The vein is-rsported to be
four feet in thickness and the ore Of q
high grade. An important discovery
Is reported also to have been made in
the tunnel which was being run for tn.
ledge In the Basin mine owned by the
sFord brothers. The lead struck
was q blind one. and is said to
be both largo And rich. These
late discoveries in interpreted places,
are very encouraging. aud will doubt
less have the effect of reviving interest
in prospecting the camp. which viii
certainly lead to further disclosures Of
q similar nature. thus proving the we'll
grounded opinion of mining men that
the old camp is better than . majority Of
the NEW ones, 10 stay with, yet.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-30
Epressrs Her Appreciation and
Thauks.

Tho following communication, which
was handed in for publication, explains
itself:
EUITo= I.~crrENDENT: Please allow
mo through your columns to express
my thanks to many friends in E!ko for
the happy surprise Afforded me on the
ev, Mug If April I'D. in Frcemnu's
Hall. Tho zone at VS. certainty q
credit to our town. which is
SAYING a great deal, considering tho
many dno concerts here. The pro-
g'amms was so happily arranged as TO
bring out all the parts with fine eff. ct.
The music on the piano by the din, r. N,
performers was Of a high order. both as
regards character aud rendition. Tho
whole of the performance on the stage
was Of rare eIceliouce. Tho curtain
first rose on a tabloau OF rare beauty:
The young ladies who rendered the
opening chorus. Space, however, will
only allOw mention OF a lew OF the stars
OF the evening. In vocal music. with
her clear, yet sweet, soft voice Miss
Emma Gardner bore or The palm With
her le Merry Birds" Comic, Miss
BcI,hs Porcher. as "O!d Maid" GER
tainly deserved high COMMUNICATION.
Serio comic, Miss Susie Psync was not
eHcellrd by auy one with THO New
Organ la the Church." Optraiic, Miss
Alma Ransom with her Twinkle,
TWinklo Little Star" was oil that
grace. beauty aud skill could eT, ct.
Berry Lnng and Myrtle aud Pearl Bruce
rre worthy Of special mention. Reel.
~taiion, Miss Ysa,es' "Duichman Set.
ting the Hem" Miss Franks" DO Sure
How You Light and Miss Burners
Irish Servant on the Chinese" elected
applause long and loud. The closing dia.
logac. rendered by Miss Cullen. Masters
Dorsey aud Gnrdncr. was ono Of tho
most mctitotious Of tho evening. And
last, but not least, the fine present SAC il
coin, makes Il one Of the most pleasant
scenes In my life. lobg to be remembered
Managers, performers and donors. all
please accept tho thanks Of your friend.
MARY f.. BEARD.
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A Queer FINh.

Stanley Rigsby, n few days ago.
caught Que Of those handsome sp.ckled
Humboldt trout. weighing about Two
pounds. the head Of which. was n curl
osity. II wac precisely like the rest Of
its species except that tho mouth eI.
Tended farther back, and the upp. r jaw,
or nose. tapercd to n point aud curved
inward like tho bsnk OF n pirrott. This
flexible proboscis was armed also with
a row OF unusually s,rouR, sharp teeth.
Stanley presented tho head to Doc.
Muller, who has It preserved in q jnr OF
spirits at the Drug Store.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1882-04-30

A Rseso EiV&s r4sseer Tssss -
kMl RkmNslE :

The Rsvsilie glves . detailed aecooa1
Of tho Last Austin sensation. which vas
caused By the attsmpt Of Henry La.
zig. sgsdSS years. Who lad been ranch.
ing in Smoky Valley for Is years. unih
his wife died last Fail. to commit sui
eide. Shortly after the death Of his
wife he sold his ranch and went 10
Austin, where he has been leading an
aiml.sa life for moAtha- Saturday
morning. at the International Hotsl, be
left his o and got an AZ. With which.
Ihilo standing in front Of a looking
glass, he struck himself on the fore
head. The 81 glanced downward, lay
ing the skull bare over an inch vide
and three inches long. Then he at
tempted to cut his throat With . piece
OF the looking glass, which was broken
by . blow Of the az, bat only succeed-
cd In INJECTING . very bad looking
wound three or four inches long. with
OF cutting either the jugular vein or
the wind pipe. He was discovered GOV.
cred with blood. by the Oainauan =hs
took care OF the room. Medical assist.
anco was procured and his wounds
dressed. after which he made q will.
giving all Of his property. Consisting OF
$4,000 in bank, 81, 500 buried on the
ran:h. and 100 shares of Manhattan
stock to his grand. daughter, a girl ~
years OF age. His skull was NOT frao-
tured, and he may recover.
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"cAs I dive him, do yoa think 2"
Mr.. slowboy iimidly asked the livery
mau ns he climbed into the buggy. aud
handled tho lines with some misgiving.
LAND. yes" said the hostlsr. With
hearty encouragement. anybody can
drive him; but" no added rs the horse
went dewn tho etreSt ike q rocket
climbed over a hay wagon, shook Mr..
Slowboy into the river. aud left tho
buggy hanging on the arm OF q lamp.
post, 'it takes q railroad train TO koop
up With him"