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Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1882-06-24
Stoneman nominated.
District Meetings.

SAN JOSE, June 23.-During last even
ing the First and Third District Delega-
tions met to consider the nominations
for Railroad Commissioners.
The First District was enlivered by a
row between CrOvens, of Sacramento,
and Findley, of FL Dorado. George j..
Carpenter, of FL Dorado, Will S. Green,
of Colusa, VIM. NJ. Crutcher, of Placer,
and II. NJ Larue, of Sacramento, were
placed in nomination. The first ballot
resulted as follows: Carpenter 81, Green
SO, Iarue 81, Crutcher %. After the
third ballot Crutcher was withdrawn.
The fifth ballot stood: Carpenter 66,
Green 81, Larue 20. The meeting then
adjourned till this evening.
The Third District delegation also had
u squabble, the principals being White,
of Los Angeles, and Leach, of San
Diego, the subject of discussion being
railroad influence. The meeting adj
journed to this evening without making
any nominations.
The Second and Third Congressional
delegations met and organized, but
made no nominations.
Market Report.
SAN Francisco, June %. Barley is
demoralized. No. |, feed, June, new,
Sl.25 bid, $l.3l asked; No. 2 feed, new,
$l.22l; oats, going down, new, June,
Sl.74 asked; No. 2, June, Sl.47a bid,
ST. 63 asked.
Arrival of the Revenue Cutter
COrWin.
SAN Francisco, June 25.-The U.
S. Revenue Cutter Corwin, arrived here
to-day from Sitka. She brought the
crew of the steamer Rodgers and pro-
ceeded at once to Mare Island.
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SOCIETY NOTICES.
Masonic Notice.

wv Los ANGELES LODGE No. AZ, F. IA
M M.-The stated meetings Of this Lodge
" Mare held on the first MONDAY Of each
month at 1880 P. N. Members Of Pentalpha, No.
202, and all Master Masons in good standing are
cordially invited
BY order of the W.. NJ.
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LATE KILOGRAMS.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
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SOUTHERN ROUTES.

Both steamships call at Port Hartford (San
Luis Obispo) and Santa Barbara.
Passengers for San Diego take the train that
leaves Los Angeles for Wilmington at 4l5 p NJ,
Los Angeles time.
AaJPassengers going north take the train
for Wilmington that leaves Los Angeles Mt 1850
o'clock A NJ, Los Angeles time.
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faYPlans Of Steamers Cabins at Agents office
where borths may be secured.
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American Legion Of Honor.
SAFETY COUNCIL, No. 664, meets first and Third
Tuesday evenings Of each month at rooms s. and
81, Temple Block.
NJ L. wICKS, Commanding
T. L. NoLrE, Secretary. Ap6-Sm
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K. Of p.

OLIVE LoDaE No. &C. Meet first and third
THURSDAYS in the month at Odd Fellows Hall,
p. O. Building. Sojourning Knights invited.
]. r. SUMMERS, c. c.
E A. DECANP, X. Of r. and s. ja1-ly
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Los Angeles Council No. II, Royal
and Select Masters, F. & A. n

HOLDS its stated assemblies on the 4th Nom
day Of each month at Masonic Hall, at 7,So ?. n.
Sojourning Companions in good standing are
frateInally invited to attend.
By order of the TIL. H..
II. G. CUNNINGHAM, Recorder.
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For Way Ports.

For Way POrtS.
The steamer LOS ANGELES leaves San Bue.
naventura for San Francisco every Friday, call
ing at Santa Barbara Gaviota, Cayucos, San
Simeon, Monterey and Santa Cruz.
For Newport Landing, via Santa Cruz, ETC..
freight steamers leave San Francisco about every
two weeks as tides serve on the Newport bar.
The Company reserves the right to change the
steamers or their days of sailing.
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Los Angeles Chapter No. 50, B..
A.. M.

Stated convocations on first MONDAY OF each
month, n P. NJ, at Masonic Hall. Sojourning
companions in good standing cordially invited
By order Of A. W. EDELMAN, H. p.
SAN. PRAGER, Secretary.
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Knights Templar.
CGuR De LION CoAMANDRRy NO. 8, K. T..
Holds its stated concaves at the asylum In Ma
sonic Hail. on the Third THURSDAY Of each
month, at u o'clock p. NJ. Sojourning Knights
Templar in good standing are cordially Invited to
attend. By order Of the E.. C.
N. KNIcKERBoCKKR Recorder.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24
Friday Night.

The Conaique entertainments at Rem.
shaw Hall have now become = recog-
ni1ed feature Of each weeks smuse'
ments In Butte. The public have dis
covered by actual experience that these
performances are no more liable to Oh
lection from even the most delicate
taste than the bouf{e and variety shows
the world over, and which have Of late
years become 90 popular feature Of the
theatrical performances in large cities
The Renshaw Hall C0mique ntgho
have % far been crowded, and the con-
tinued excellence of the bill renders II
more than probable that public intere't
will grow with their duration. Nex'
Friday night the programme will oe
new and varied.
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b - =,
vSo0 90oDDa06 0ooo1.
= 0lOvO3t0o0
q 1helnas 0eolup.

1CCA1aY's RRIDoB, Nay 10, looG
R1oe AGnW: .-... .st
oeD-AD ses6deot eeeal5ea yesterday
abeotsix miles be3ow ehb plaes . r. 4.
Hsetiagse; Wa. smith .anG Thqanal
1eC1sss, ~ which The hitter l~t hi
h1oand The ethegD had . WY nasrow
aDaApo fto0 dyoWniaG. Al Wuge ~.
p1cy0 q Washiagten Dunn 4 Co., and
wese attempting % oeu0 The river In .
baat vhieh We seei6sstally cnpsissd,
psUdpitaGiag ths entire party into the
jqy He'll 0ale. Hsttintsr and Smith
betag Oood swimmses, managed with
the utDost dl0ealty 70 isnch the shore.
Mcclure, who could not swim, sunk at
ooee. There being 20 one but the three
Dsa nsnr the spot, 10 attempt oould 10
made % ssve Mcclure. Hi body W.
Doen BY same ffeighten, about two miles
below, going down the river with the
rssise)eas currrnt. Search was made for
The body today but without suooen.
Mcclure claimed - b . native q New
York 6tate and ~ 80 ,ysass Of age, Of
medium height, with light complsxion.
He wore heavy fall beard, which vas
quite gay. K.
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Police News.

There was . ball on Park street yea
terday morning. Most Of It was in the
morning, 1t least. There was also .
fight at the ball, and the young men
who were engaged In the fight felt that
It would prove seriously injurious to
them II their names were mentioned.
consequently they appear on the Police
Court records = John Doc and Richard
Roe, etc.
There were three complaints on ale
yesterday, charging three separate mena-
ben OF the Doe family with using abus-
I've language and fighting. One of them
was against . female who was at the
ball. Another arrest was made on the
street, and another in 4 cabin. No tri-
als - ut.
In addition 10 the three Does, two
Races got into troable yesterday morning.
One OF them was arrested on Main
street o. the charge Of indecent expos
uFe OF pesson. The other rot into q
saIsbr'ous condition, and fired the pub
Ito heart b. firing OF his pistol at v.ri-
Gus points around the corner Of Main
and Park &treets.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

The season a balls, dances and club
parties having now virtually ceased, the
Broom Drill = ahsosbing the attention Of
the elite Of Butte sseiety.
The Anaconda mining company has
leased The ten stamp Dexter mill for .
year from and after July 1t, e work
their dee milling silver orc Il which .
lhrge quantity was taken from the sur
thoo.
II W. reported In town yesterday Il.
tesDoo0 that Bob Fariin, whose board
ing house IN Trlvo0s burned down
laGe hll, he'd struch . rich gold lad
somewhere within . mile q Two Of
Butte the exact location not having
teen made p0hljc. Some persons Who
elaim 70 know ~ that this h o0e a the
richest discoveries ever made In thio
Territory. Developmests win b noted.
Ringing 1 Kellagg ass preparing .
PIT a . new Walkesvillo toWnsite. n.
ING west e Main street and south q tie
Rainbow lode. T., II h suppoood tho
Walker Bsos. ~ Arranging IL IL ~
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

The readers Of the NlNER will xomem.
Der the Particular Of the killing of. N.
Thur,nond, . former wellksown Noa-
tanian. last March In Texas. An "a:
change says Robert E. CowaEt, tho
: Dung lawyer who killed ex-Judge J.
N. 1huz.ton, at Dallas, Texas, on the
18th dsy Of last 1arck, has been tried,
found guilty Of murder in the second De.
gree, aud sentenced to the psnitentisry
for seven years.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24
The AMoo On.

A gentleman who has recently visited
Glendale and Dillon says that Kssler,
whose killing q Arree has already been
pub)jshed IN these columns, h In Jail u
Dillon trying to raioe his@2 $40 hsil. II
= said that Keslse knew Of AGREES
threats against hje life tor some time
prior 70 the shooting; and that be
went On two occasions b r. Z. Thomne,
t..s examining magistrate and seating
the fAcls to him asked 70 have AGREE
bound over to keep the peace. That
Thomas dissuaded Ksslsr ft0m taking
such . step saying that he did mt BE-
ljove that Acsee would do anything.
The gentleman who made these st>te.
mentsa)oo said that tho hact that Kssler
bad came 70 Thomas on the esrsud W.
testified 70 On the preliminary examina-
ton. Thegentleman, however; thought
Squire Thomas right in committing
Keslsr, who b thought would have no
In raising the requisite bonds.
Il h further stated that Kssler had no
particular liking for Mn. AGREE, who h
notat Ill woman Of personal beauty.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24
DEPARTURE Of Coaches.

The Bate, Visginia and D,l3on coach
leaves Helena ct 8 O'Clock .. M, and
tho Deef dgeand SILVER Bow 1t els.
The Benton coach lesves ct -. M, tho
Boseman at So, the Nallan Tunnel
coach 1t 7:ao .. m, and the Diamond
and White solphur Spring. coach leaves
1t 7:3Oa. n. In short time the White
SULPHUR Spring. coach viii leave Hele-
NJ at 8 q n. and arrive 1t White Sui.
phor SPRING. the same evssing at 8
o'c3och, making the tip n one day.
kedepende~t, l0Ah,
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24
New Cricket Club.

The Burlington Cricket Club VIZ
started April 28d and has now the 'oF
lowing officers:
Henry sandrey, Captain; w. +. Coso'
Secretary; Edward York, Treasurer
Pete Rasmus and John Gilbert. Um'
pires. A friendly game was played son-
daybetween members of the Club ana :
pleasant afternoon spent. The cluO
will meet again next Sunday II 'ot
weather 10 good.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

A good many residents Of this city
know q Charles Leeper and Tom Hig-
gins, who were engaged in . shooting
a1Jbay near Bay Horse, Idaho, last
week. Although the result Of Higgins
wound b Mt known, Il VA thought
likely to terminate fatally.
Lsepsr and Higgins had had some
words It seems. in the saloon owned by
the former. Lat Tuesda ythey n.et on
the street and Hisgins began shooting,
It b said. Leepef drew 1t once and
fred, innicting two wounds On Higgins,
one Of which b thought to be fatal.
Leaper b quiet man, . well-known
miner about thirty-nve years u ago.
He once nan against Cap. Varuey for
Territorial Delegate ftom Lemhi coun-
ty, which 10 now divided into Lsmhi
and Custer. He b said not to b quar-
relsome or offensive. Hiegins on thu
contrary seems to have been known %
. hard case, and once came near shoot
ing man In Bouau1a.
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Although Butte has had . large ruoh
Of new f6ces int0 her camp I'LL the sso-
con, the Butte M HR did not Ind q
daily profitable and has eonsequently
cut dawn tos somi-weekly.-Onaee n
ot, 19lk t'sst.
Az the R4ot = 'inrsgu]ar reoept q TIE
daily NfNEn, the above statement muDt
b The result 81 careleebnoD 2l0a '>hill
don6fl6w bobholhpfly 6oltu1i1od.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

A consolation round Of i've shots 70
the man W. dred after the above score
I'm which Mr.. r. ]. Hoadley made q
clean score.
What has become Of the gun club Of
Deer Lodge, does anybody knew
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24
Police News.

Yesterday was . prosperous one for
the new city administration, - seven
culprits were arr~igned before Judge
Wilcox on various charges. OF these
Ill pleaded guilty, and six paid up their
lines, which were i've dollars and costs
each, thus bringing In = tolsrably hir
SUM to the city treasury and the pockets
Of the administration, but by no means
counterlHlancing the long suooeasion Of
dull days which have for some time
prevailed.
Frank r. Smith and Thomas Morgan
were charged with fighting Sunday
morning, and pleaded guilty.
Lizzie Roberts was fined i've dollars
Tor quarrsling with her husband Sun
day and using abusive language.
Steve Simpson was mulcted for hav-
Ing been drunk and dlsorderiy, - was
also John Jones.
John Does case excited some little in
terrst. John was fighting with another
fellow Sunday morning about four
o'clock on Upper Main street, nearly
opposite the posto1lce. Their cries and
oaths attracted the .ttenti.,n Of psrsous
sleeping near by - we'll - OF the police.
When IN attempt was made to arrest
the combat&nts they started to run
away, and john was brought to time
only by the persuasive whistling Of .
bullet, which the arresting officer sent
after him. This was the shot which
give rise to the impression that . burg
lar wasshut about that time. John and
his friend, 1t seems, had been sparring
In fun, but their blood being warmed
with the cup which cheers and inebrt.
ates, they got In serious earnest and b.
gan pummeting each other 10 good
fashion. John paid bis tne.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24
To-Day.

The grand wrestling match bcgl W ~
day on the grounds south Of East rs! 4.
street. The Miners Union Band VI"
be in attendance, and refreshments o.
all kinds will be at hand. To-day anu
tomorrow the Cornish style Will X
used, and Friday Pascoe and sab'n' '"e
Butte favorites, will appear.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

lln. W1lllnotno Naposo w. u tsws
yeseesday.
ueppmL WaGhsngoeo Dunn aod :. Il.
Deones have Ooae b 0isesk
M. W. r Ushss, fhsasr lsepe3sens
sf,tAe Hon To- R9stassaot = - ID
wv ~ biz I'D Stamping gTess4 q To
eagoea. Nsv.
Hen. Granville, otuayt, VIC ~ been
oaa TIP through Dssvsshsad asd Deee
Lotlge ooantj0, returned % Aib heaDe
nenr Fost Nagipnb last week.
Ma 0eosys r. Tasbell and Children,
of Lin City, have gone 10 WHIT fs'ssds
IN thu Hnsk Mr.. Thrbe]l accompanied
them 70 Dillon and rseur1ed - Ltoa
City.
Nj: w. n. Ayleswosth, a The No
Burpsy House hrm, = visiting In Dser
Lodge temporarily. Mr.. and Mn. No
Farland will 10 there In y tsw days 70
locate permanently.
Nm. L. J. Sharp. who arrived from
Salt Lake City during the illnsa~ of Mn.
Naptou, returned home Saturday, TAX
ing With her Mary aud Lanjef Napton
M. Thomas L. Napton viii aooempany
them and probably remain two weeks,
and will place the little ones In school.
The Mev North West says Messss.
Wellington and Perry Napton, brothess
Of Thomas L. Naploa Esq., arrived
from tive States laot week. The former
b accompanied BY bio wife, Me- 4iss
Kate Kelley, q, d children. They have
been absent several yeoss and expect 70
locate In Deer Lodge.
Mr.. J. q. Kepp'er, the Postmaster It
and IN old-tinse and we'll
known Montanjan, wasin Butte yester-
lay and call d 1t the 1lMBR o(nce. M.
Ksppler returns home this MOI ming.
While In Butte he went through the
Alike mise, and expresses himself -
greatly pleased WITH Ito condition and
he solid permanency OF ito wealth.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24
An Outrage.

Lat Friday Of Saturday peDons IN
known out Palmonteer's tie boom on
The zig Holo River. This Outrage ibr
Il W. evideatly o delibesote at nd MT
the result a aeejdest win eest tho tie
eoatraotoD about 1eeo Asgood fortune
would have thego Wes0 bat few II any
~ q ~ boom 6 IT, time + NJ out
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24
For tho Church.

The operetta Of Penelope may b
eaIIedco'nic With . good deal Of truth.
ior II y In reality IN extremely anus
mg orooha're. Min Lincoln, Min Fan.
ny Ac1ntyre, and Neasn. Dv13et.
Charles and George Peurose have The
parts In Thu charming little musical e.
tlavagansa, which viii b given eat.r-
day night ct Renshaw Hall.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

Mt. Hugo Hoppy's compliments 10 w
MINER Office were extended last ever
Ing In the substantial form Of kes "
beer. We hope Mr.. Hoppys n<-
brewery will prove ~ much Of y soso-
% Il deserves. He will begin de'''''
ing bottled beer to day.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

CAPTAIN John McC ormick, OF the ".
ter Company, has some elegant o',r X
sent to him BY his friends In the ~
He hasn't q much oft now - DO ~"
hoVovoe.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

>@so"A1 n'41l1'ano1
G. A. Smith came in I'm.
vssterday. W Pit
CD. W. L. Irvine and n,
0sndy came op from Deer 1oI- W
tsrday By private soav,yanee. ~
Wilcox, the ehampiou n.d....
rived last night AID will v,lr !. ~
sow at Caplise Hall, acconlin. ae~
already given. "''as
Nj: I. d. Brown, the .r.,. . .
Pullman Chr Co. At Ogden for ~. q
Ten years. has resigned, and in . ~ Pc
time viii move with his h.,,'s 's
Providence, r. L., bis former ho,,. #"
r. K. Sloan, h visiting fen H..
In ssl- Lake city, from whence h. -.
return to nissoula, where be !. .,,- ".
In the business Of getting out .,,..
ties. He expects to make Mont... !.
home. ~
Mr.. and Nm. Strahor,. WIN H..
been spending several days in the ~. NV
y city, left Sunday last for . ,oms-..
extended trip along the OREGON sha~
Line. They will visit the Wood Ri,.
region before returning to Denver
Mr.. Gen. D. Temple, Of r.,rs.,,
1;wa, after IN extended trip thno.s
Mexico and California arrived IN p....
yesterday morning, and will remain :.
the city few days, the guest Of Mr. Ana
Nm. w. w. McCracken, on w..
Broadway.
Judge W. L. Millegan, one Of thu n.
G Commissioners Of Lewis and C,.,..
county, and . we'll known farmer !,
Prickly Pear valley, left with his tami,,
yesterday morning for Helena. takin.
with him . car load of fine stock vhies
he purchased In Missouri and Illinos.
during bis last winters stay In n.
States.
MI. J. H. Moe, the be t-leokine AMI
best-natured man In Lewis and Clarh.
and withal, the best Informed
man on land matters in the Territorv
made the MINER Office = pleasant eal
yesterday. Mr.. Moe has rendered hin
- Register of the Land or
dec 1t Helena, and when it il accented
md hts successor presents himself 10
relieve him Of his duties, It IL Nj.
Noes intention to engage in business IN
The Territory. The Wishes of host Of
friends are rendered for his success.
M1or J. w. Patrick, the well know,
organizer Of colonies for Montana, and
who recently brought out Col. CO.. Me-
bitt to start . Newspaper in the Barker
district, was put off the General Meade
10 . willow patch, q few miles above
Rocky Point, ON the Missouri river and
eft to rustic tor himself in that unhxb.
ted region. It seems, says the R;sr
Prcss that Mr.. Patrick nursed aud ~
listed in the burial Of one of the small.
oox patients, Tor which reason the crew
'ebelled against his coming on board
gain. He hailed both the Rosebud
md the Bighorn but the captains ~
used to run the risk of taking him o.
,oard. We understand that Rocky
Point has quarentined against the
Major, and altogether he is having
lartl time Of it-with Benton seventy
niles away.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

Aese saturday In Salt Like CITY
George Catlin received his eentenee a.
soe murder q James Brown a tn
evsa'ng of Fsbsuasyl6th. Hew,e>an.
eoaeed - b shet July'1lth.
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24
ROD AND GUN.
Result Of Saturdays Practice.

The result Of the practice meet OF the
Rod and Gun Club last Saturday after
noon, Nay 10Th, Wao % follows:
The semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1882-1886, 1882-05-24

The Ogden Plot Of the 10th inst.
gives the following account Of the score
to date Of the goas-you-please walking
match:
The score at noon to-day was - fol-
lows:
M0->20>-
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0COO0SlO....... ...ss..................2
Careswell ......................,,...
The latter b doing splendidly and b
receiving enconiums from all for his t.
nscity and pluck, wnile the two former
are In good condition and will each make
over ITO miles.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-11
A SUICIDE.
by Way Of the Morphine Route

News reached here yesterday that Mike
Kelley had ended his existence at kaufman,
Saturday evening, by taking morphine.
He was found dead in his bed, and a bottle
labeled morphine half filled with the deadly
drug was on a table by the side of his bed.
His eyes gave evidence that his death was
caused by morphine, yet no note was found
stating why he took it. He was about
thirty-tve years old, and was foreman of a
bridge gang on the northeast extension of
the Texas Central, now building towards
kaufman. The deceased was at one time
sheriff Of Anderson county, but meeting
with reverses he turned his attention to
bridge building, and for the past few years
he has been working bridge gangs on Ill
roads, No cause can be assigned as to
what induced him to commit the rash act
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-11
COup's Novel Feature.

The grand historical tableaux represent
ing the assassination of Garfield by Gut
teau, which form most interesting feature
OF Coup's show, are six in number:
l. Guiteau contemplating the assassina.
ton in Lafayette square, Washington.
z. The assassination III the waiting room
OF the depot in Washington, with correct
portraits OF all the persons present at the
time.
8. The attempt OF Jones to shoot Guiteau
in the prison van, with splendid view Of
the capitol
4. The arrival and departure of the mid
night messengers from the White House
with view of the executive mansion al
night.
| s. Nearing the end. Garfeld's last look
at the ocean at Elberon, Long Branch, at
tended by his devoted wife.
9. The courthouse at night, with tn,
solemn and impressive scene of the en-
trance OF the jury with verdict of "guil
J ty." Guiteau in the act of uttering hi
basphemous boast, 81 am Gods man. Ny
blood will be upon your head
The figure Of Guiteau is dressed in tn,
identical suit of clothes he wore at the time
| OF the assassination.
This show will exhibit at Dallas, Wednes
day, July 10.
The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1882-07-11
The Welcome Rain.

A timely and welcome rain began falling
Sunday night, about 8 o'clock, which
continued with slight intermissions
until yesterday noon. 1t was &C.
companied by a stout breeze, light
ming and thunder. 1t came from the
north and for two hours poured down,
thoroughly saturating the earth, though
from that time on it did not rain
so hard. 1t will prove OF
great benefit to vegetation generally
and especially the corn crop, which was
beginning to feel the need of it, not only in
this county, but throughout north Texas.
1t was general, and so far as heard from,
extended from Parsons, Kansas on the
north to some forty miles below Corsicans
and from Texarkana on the east beyond
Big Springs on the west. SO far as heard
from no damage so far as can be learned,
has been done railroads in the way of wash.
outs,