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The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

A FOOLISH Old woman. being ono svenIn.
ut . party, Was greatly AZ . loss for something
70 say. At length she vcnturei to inquire e
a gentleman who sat next her whether his
mother had any childrcB. The gentleman
politely pointed out the absuriity of her In
0uiry. Il beg panioa." exclaimed the Old
lady, rcrceiying her mistake. don't you "Gn-
derstsna me- ] wish To inquire whether your
grandmother had any chill lrca-"
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

"A man named Rosenbloom, says
the Reno (Nev.) Caecffr, owns a forty
acre lot on the hillside near tbs English
mill. northeast Of town, and recently he
plowed up ten acres for 4 garden. A
subsequent wind blew the ten acres IL
plowed land awav and left nothing bu.
pocks.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

- &rzEta 'r<ue sars< "a. c-
isa r=z A. s~s ~v~ . e~Esz fferzs
70 tE&asrs h~ttsr iA1z aAzsxe2t ssrRs
TEzs sks~y NJ e 81 s1SArHas a~ss<r
f-r& - 80 hUzss r.s tLEs 49, 49,
SSass faz - 1zNfE, H@trzn. hss, -
fsssnS rrzSets fus LAT Lsrnr>.1r sa.~x-<.
-. q -as- 80 s.-s rrsts a. sFvs 3.
AIS fh1s r~zev~. - rsz< "a A. g. -
uy = .%IA;Iy rstkrf - 81 o. Aszi tEz
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shrcwdn-.s and Abiiify.

Hop Bitters, so freely advertised IN al the
papers, secular and religious, are having .
large sale. ard are suPplantiug all other ne u
cines There is no denving the virtues Of TIE
Hop plant. and the proprisiors 81 these Bitiers
have shown great shresdness and ability IN
compromising = Bit;ers whose virtues arc 50
payable to cvcry ones observation -EzaIais-
ar asl chroasc<.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

"a rrsz-rs -rsr~*s - r~rss~ss~
raxEts@ ~r7l ~Hcs fnr 49,
~ss-~ - -fezs@E~ SO aas s<a
tes*ss> ssx-@ % sAs ssss<ss ass
FEref 80 kz~sA t. ~ Sa41s. &c ~.
fs1sssr=4ss-e So @CsH @s~s@s=xsa
cszR - azss s<T EaL - sszx1sA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

RYAN. the pagilis,. IL fond Of ssPfnasorc-
II IL said We cannot believe this, "a he las
shown TO desire recently 20 face saIiivan's
uusic-Th Scorx.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

VAR. - NJ. LEAK PsakAAA - wu.-
- Aurnzs issa ss.s So sszrs st<s
tai ssfs s<ss Fe2sacps - pNsfsxs s.1tA ~
49, - . 80 fsr~Sszr CzrEsG u = .
EssygEs czFs ~ - zs@s Az&A<<z sksr. -
trrz2r .ezzzrsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

= f.srvss face. az esrzsfsn~s 1srr-s ~
rFF-A.s " sassFsSs as SsFSaxs = s<tssr
90 'rcTkks Nhha e.. F0z1 rsaVFef ~ I.
rss tniSt 4<ss-sF ASA s ~ r~1-
sS@seAla tEs kss- errufGlozs ar~fs Fri
&c 81 N b<a.sns Csaer sat CkszzossAs
fLls have . skr Frp-fssaz as - s~sL sa+sss
shi saes.~.t rva-fr c-tAsL tr a. Serz
4Aesses I'D krs44 AFa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

On Slobsoa sas rskiay IN the frpnf ya-i
yesterday whra Re noticed : hoF gazing
through :he piekes fence In = usoss earnest
rRsnncr. -Hhsf arc vol doing. asked tie
cd nan Watching fhs Ezses Prryress =
scpii-a the boy. a. be Sodsed just In tsCls--
Eodkz<e- Ertrra-
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4 TABLE BOOK
ssa
INTRODUCTORY ARITHMETIC


Ss- ~s@ ~ n~e-xe ~~<
ts~ ~<>~<~~-s $500 @s @<es -,
y0as 0o0o q ~ r~s@~<r a-~-s~-2 - 80
rs~ ~e~~.@a - @s~s Es@s~s Aaa~-.
b~es Aszs a~w s~eN
Avs - s&~. - s~- w.->Ag
frsrs 20 $3.50 sss $500 10
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

Er.S zurarr~- . rr~arsr. tw~afr ms
E;rs h@9ars ~ f~Tfs-1.zrs . = 49, s44s~ .
I2syfal vss - So = - ts.t As ~.~s -
fSY~ Ssfse&@
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

SIR OF ZEE Toy6rE: She Encouraging
fyb. "four step s.its mine exsrfiy." He
t~rerTcuslyl: = glsd to bear Ven ssy 50, 1
know Tn such . bad valtxer-adH
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

v:dower when be found o counterfeit nftv-
cent piece among lis ehanse-CdD.5rde
Iribua<.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

C-s~wzE- GIVE zs $500 80 va.sf
lat - r@s rzas ~. &zreser 90
tca~-H z5Ess - a.r-szx 49, Cz
lSzD1 -E
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

AsH<-%ess .%s .s sskr4 80 "a $50
r&<- e~Es<s@ e0aefff Ia "a hss ses
ssszs~4 - = - 50 H. ssi1sss 49,
go.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
Suicide Made Paw

Let your liver complaint tax. iss own course
and DON'T take Dr. Psercr's Golden Medical
Discovery" Sold By druggists
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

coon tine - oeeF rorf had - q iAty-
when sse - Srt;inE yat o, 80 nnlsa
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

WE'D Ike to be i~n.rc8uced to the usaa Who
knew enough 70 keep happiness vhea he ooos
rot hoid Of tt-EoUcs Str.
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Vegetable or Mineral.

physician writing % n journal ~ rrii-
cine, not long ago. proclaimed against the uss
OF mineral poisOns Ia curing diseases, GA the
suit. In hts practice he dispensed entire,T
with the use 81 tnercury. rte, and attributed
hi. success mostly to HI pteserlbin: vcgrishie
and herb medicines aaiy. In The facr - these
facts, every inyaiil should tsk- warning.
Tone up the system and riVe strength to the
various organs Of life by usiag such = remedy
as Dr. Guysotf's yellow Dock and ssrsara-
rilla- Its soo;hln. and refreshing Influence
VIII drive avay ali physical and mental Dis
ires.. II Is especially Strengthening o the
urinary and digestive organs 4 single bottle
Will prove is merit IL isvery pleasant 10 take.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

"BrcRrraIza Qgssk oonp1e,s egre. FL
Gnas5ias ktdEry Disease. q. q, psUggists
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Rssriss's Rssss save 10 En-suai~a fee
ehlbassss, cA~.gDethsD4s. tTost s:tSss etc Try H.
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SAMARITAN


De- = go - - @E~snf ~ AEsS
~ ar9 ssefasa~. e. $3.50 sras . ~EsG
$500 49, t1skr- GrFEH So NEs . 49,
- ars~a 80 ssf So ~A sfe4sm rsa
- s-ssos-s - . as<sisy esaftsea - .
roaHsn
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

II l. al astr,ssrirzi "a: taa, tsrias
the terrible thuuSes stern he 0gA~s sS&l
TIC 1Lky ear a<cAnn- s-gf " D Hersl
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

TESNEs1EE - ate tzo ns EscSera
two aossa hard tSa'ei : and drank tEo
h1ckeis II wafer Mike hsm sirkf Ca soi
lie ESntrd IDere- Yea see he ~xs q sek do
in. f-Essses Pest.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

WEI vsgti oosi a-aAer aak- rsatz~se--i
h~aa~ 10y kr1s g. ah1Gt cAs AL AtNs
la a1s1< Trta~
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

Is ~ DfzEapsf DYES SSass rsin-sss %
rvrn fus lgc,sf. thsn snsEg t3Ss . e~at I've.
sEd tseT give ia.sef Asd are GIilAasg uesza
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

SON. asked Al eafhEsss.sc polfricsza x .
society friend -lrea1y deat kncr nzeA
stoss his principles Vas tie rcYly, bot he
psays .Rz9 Van winkle' sap~rssx"-ET1ts-
osrsA TeeyrezA
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

"R1-es os Esrz" C-ars 0ai rs's uio>.
roAxaes. eei Ia yerasE, CklpzaHnk. L.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

soxr - 10 ysaHg istlss shs 50 - rsr4s
ernE h"Be yuaDE s4ix.tgr. OFAxn seeae
kn.faran
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

N.r'oS,l Ys,-T 1. ,h, S-,t Tee II,
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

Az emincns scientist ssT. .Aa; vh~a Q h9y
esEnnf ST down usfhozf her ns>e h-e-ozszs
red II shows that ftsre 10 imperfee- csrrzIs-
toa Of the eiool czasrt by ti-h; lxckzx
Sans With gcntlezsea- a r1 na-e u 0 szre
syn q ts<htr-ss somewhere.
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
SAMARITAN


ras -~rrrsss fFsrsS ~ey 49,
r~a.~s "a srrzss4s esr~saz@
tss &ASs<f 90 e. fsa - ss~~Y .
As9Sess 49, sxs-sss sSFo
vs~n ths ssxSss f~S 10 eF~s1~d - 80
60 81
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

At the annual ses<ioa o. the Sxttsaal Aeza
eny os Scscnces IN w.shin<ssn- n-odore ca.
resi . paper ca -The rsvesopzscns Of Gaf-
r0Fseryg. I'm frxe ;hc ic;bogferzxizn7 Tkcrs
.zs Eos = ey eye In thu hsasc-ysrsAs<S
EoSA<
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

II you voGE rs.sia the los. q y7zr a
ancea, ycznS zza- 10 Ret p~rnif heT 20 IN
ycSsse -oE iEfo AZ toe-c-ezz szioua- II yJa
do . ccolness VII soou exss t~ze~r yoz
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

THfxK fhe gncse has the Advantage q
ycz-- said . LADY 70 Al tnexp<rs es4rs<r yho
xas c.ryinx -6ne<s Il has nxn-sa sze.7
sss the xifheriaS sx.rr1
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

Miss DICKINSON f. a noble he sricd woman,
Cav what they will. Sic 10 always ready TO
take a mans part osfo. TTaHseTipL
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SAMARITAN


10 wss~ 90 80 - ssss h~s.s was&
o. fA<Gss 4 49,, aseS ~se.sfy
ssss~r.k< saf as%e~-ss@4A yS-a -.
v~~s s~>~s - sgShsssg. @eFT~ss1eas
k~yp~Arasfsss az 5000 ~ as@-y ssxFf
tzs ~ ssrs Q sa~zssGa kaz sAar~.ss
"a
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

TIxpAxA's theory sAzf beat b ssa2sy %
ton IN another f1<m ma<s be src Strike q
picce Of iroo md = becomes ha&- Strike =
man sd Ae imne1iaaezy bosas over. There
~ boxeyrx. one exrsp3na 70 lie rule - 1ke
. ~zr1 tread Tor sshrst hsaa and he 81 oer-
eecsae. cad - a tseezS-Fkk<zAsAs
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
HOME QUESTIONS
70 yur
Sick and DehiIiiaisd.

Ia v-Fsh sale - sfszeF~ pa1s5 tur
fps~ ssesf ssssf fF-su ssssfssssss 80
thfsy b. s@~p p~rss Fss~sFssa~ a.
vEsa stra sse - taEe@1atFF ~ go
saa prrussaeetr esfsS - - ssfe@eHe-
artz .
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

CeO<<raS ~ s~rsszszs 49, -
pEe9 eee1e~ - fzax1oess -
80 seass&so9 fss4 ssT ssss3sf -
- tn<>&sr go $500 ss<xses o. sr~a
uDsrz&a @z<f - ~ sx<s $500
10s g<1srk 1S<SsE8.6
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15

] can't believe my wedding day was fifty years
f..o.
TSis = :h~ srcoad day OF March! The clock g.
licking slow.
To- sua shitcs ia across the room. just see
the Z kiss - ~.
] can't RENE uBar i.Elf OF item who nod 81
n4rn-Fntfs-
The Red Cloud chief., 1882-06-15
SAMARITAN


. HSrs~a@ ss~s sev@R
ts1s<e<s&rx 90 F<4 -
rss e s>us<~sr s~ns1yss ~As -
tSS vfa
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FrightruI Boiler Explosion -Terzible Lo.s
NJ Eafa.

Of knicp
LACROSSE wis. April 1h.-The boiler of
loss Of life near Brownville, few miles be-
low thig city, yesterday morning. The Bella
mac was on her her way NJ at the time of the
disaster, and only about ten miles below the
city. Everything was running smoothly, and
the head engineer and necessary night watch
had changed watches and retired for the
night. The accident occurred about 1:S0 A.
NJ, and the explosion completely wrecked the
upper works Of the steamer, esusing loss of
life and fearful injury to many of the officers
and crew. The crew consisted OF seventeen
men, including the officers. OF this number
| five are fnissirs, ons dead, shrsc are prchstly
fatally Injured, and the remainder are more
or less hurt.
KILLED MISSING AND IN%uRrp.
Following is complete ist of the killed
and missing:
Charles R. Martin, son of Mrs. G. B. Lam.
bert, of Winona, aged ia
A negro on watch at the time Of the ex-
plosion. His body was found in the wreck:
amidships, covered with debris, badly cut
about the face and terribly sealded. This 10
the only body removed.
Frank Mcintyre, second pilot. brother of
Mrs. A. G. Woods, of La CSesse eff duty at
the time; supposed to be drowned.
John Nolan, of New Or!eSBs, fireman
working his way mp supposed SO be in the
wreck.
Swift Bell. deck hand, sen Of George
Bell. painter of La Crosse; missing.
George and William MsComish, breshers
of the clerk supposed to be drowned. r
Ipjured-Csptain w. W. Gorden, frs
pilot, on watch at the wheel head cut, lips
and nose badly lacerated, and generally
bruised viii soon recover.
JAS Tully, of Dubuque. head engineer. OF
watch scalded about the face and blown into
the river.
Chss. Monahap, of Dubuque, second en-.
gineer op duty, with his haEd On the throttle
at the time of the explosion arm broken, and
scafded about the face ' -
Morris Lssur. of Ls Crosse, fireman on
watch leg broken twice, and burned in the
back injuries probably fatal.
Tom Rice, Of La Crosse, negro tender. of
duty both legs badly burned amputation
ne ,esssry cannot recover.
| Henry Tully, of Dubuale, a brother Of
James Tully; scalded about the face and
hands and bruised will reeoveh
Dave McComish. the clerk, fFem Cassvilie |;
| very badly scslded and otherwise injured !;
| will probably die.
Dick Wagner, La Crosse fireman eff
duty slightly burned and hand injured, bat
not seriously.
w. 7. Lechtiede, of La Crosse cook
slightly injured, but not seriously.
Louis Swelfohn, mate, frem Shebcygaa !;
| scalded and bruised: viii soon secover.
Thomas johnson, of La Crosse, little boy
taking trip on the boat; arm hrst, but not
otherwise injured.
The Bellamac was comparatively q new
boat, this being her third year Of service, and
she has been considered perfectly safe. She
is owned by Mcdonald Bres., of this city,
and valued at ss, 600. The cause cannot be
learned. The second engineer saYs the
boiler had plenty of water as the time, and
carried 135 pounds of steam.
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DOMESTIC AFFAIRS.

The Great storm In fhe Norfhwest-Au.
other Prize Fight at ChicSso-EFank
James as Il letter Tri,er-The Feru.
Chile InGuiry-TwO Deaths from Poi.
soned CoHee-Riot in New York W.
iage-Etc.
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TELEGRAPHIO.


SPECIAL TO THE RECORD MON.
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IlAsr NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO TIE RsoORD-usnos.l ]
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HATE.
HAhowARE, IRON, STEEL. E1.c

Hermann, The Hasfer-Nc. s3s Kesrny street
near Pine. The frest hats at the lowest prices
Factory No. II Belden street.
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The White KOusc-The Oldest nCy Goods House
in San Francisco. We import direct from t. e
principal marts In Europe, consequently can cell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. }. w. Davidson & Co., Nos.
1OI and lo3 Kearny street, San Francisco.
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MARKETS.
EDW. cADWALADER.

HFFICE, CORNER THIRD AND STREETS
" residence, corner Tenth and streets. Sacra
mento, Cal.
Notary Public
United States Commissioner
Commissioner Of Deeds for the States and Terri.
tories, and Conveyancer. Particulas attention pal.
70 taking depositioaa
Deeds, Mortgages, Wills Leases, Contracts, etc.
drawn and Acknowledged felp-u
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HoFftss AID RESpAURaNFY
HOTEL tANGaAM.

GtoRNER FOURTH AND L STREETS, sAcRA
mento-stfctiy drst-class on the European plan
Fr,e coach ron. Railroad Depot Fine sample rooms.
al 4p1m TERRY & CO.. Managers.
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DRUGS. cuEMIcaLs.
EDUCATIONAL.

Justin Gates.-Pionecr Druggist, removed 70 .1s
Montgomery ct, s. F. Country orders collected
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THIRTY DAYS FURTHER TIME.

"oyEs FOR SALE ABOVE THE DEBRIS SssssS
and below The snow. l have for sale SYS
cheap few nice pieces OF No. fruit land in --x-~
the warm belt Of Placer county, with beautiful
building spots ranging from 8 to $40 per acre,
according TO location aud improvements, and from
90 200 acres TO suit purchasers. For further par
ticulars inquire of OF address w. W. FIPPINS, Pen
ryn Placer county, Cal. NIL lplm
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC
w. w. Montague 4 Co.-Inporters oi Stoves
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Mareleized MantelE
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers Of Plain
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nes 10 I'2
ia, lie and l18 Battery street
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Marcus q. nawley d Co.-Importers OF Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos Dol, a0g
S05, S97 aud 800 Market street, San Francisco.
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SAN FRANCISCO CARDS.

BUSINESS COLLEGES.
Pacific Business COLLEGE and Telegraphic
Institute-(I.ife Scholarship, fo' full Business
Course, 500 w. E. Chamberlain, Jr, and A.
Robinson, Proprietors. No. 800 Post Ssreet, eppo-
site Union Square, 8. F., Cal. Send x Circulars.
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MILLINERY

The Baudbox-The popular MillIuet Estabiisa
ment. B. s. Hirscb 3 Co., No 7iS Market street
Strict attention to orders from the interior
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CEo hUftANIS.
swsir's Family Bakery aud Dining
Saloon-No. t36 Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream, oysters, jees ETC. constantly or hand.
Families supplied.
Campfs Original italian Restaurant kas
reopened under the management Of n Giamboni,
Campi's former partner. Nos. 63I and 533 Clay
st., near Montgomery. Everything first class.
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MONEY TO LOAN

ON REAL ESTATE, AT A LOW RATE OF IN
terest by PETER BOIL 325 J street .ml7 If
TO LET,
TVNHR CAMPI RESrsU RANT, ON K STREET,
between First aud Sec nd. Inquire Of L. c.
CHANDLER No 227 street. m2l.H
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a BARGAlN FOR YOU,
GOOD PASTURAGE

ENoR HORSES AND CATTLE CAN BEN
had on the Sau Juan Grlnt, north of LszzTS
the American River frofh Folsom There 0ZA
closed wi, new b0srd fence. Terms reasonable
Apply TO JOHN T. CARDWELL, Folsom, Sacra-
nlento county Cal att
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DIy GOODS.

Stakeholder Eros. sganusacturiBe Core
pository, 81 Market street A. H. Isham, Manager
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LIMA PERU NoSen Der %, 1881.
Jacob r. Shipherd New York-Dear sir: have
sent to the state Department your correspondence,
addressed 10 me to re read, by this mail. | also
send your last singular letter. Until further in-
struct,ou from the Department, l decline corre-
spondepce with you. If you can satisfy the De-
psrtment Of ths validity OF your Cochet claim
will very energetically and faithfully carry out any
instructions received. You have failed, wholly, to
furnish me with any proof, although requested. and
have repeatedly written that Instructions sent
or to be sent, which l have never received. The
tone OF your letters is dsagreeabe, and do not wish
further communication. Your obedient servant,
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WANTED, LOST AND FOUND.

Advertisements of Ave lines in this department are
Inserted for 25 csDts for time three times for 80
cents or rs cents per week
"ANTED-A MILLINERY TRIMMER. AP-
w ply to WEtNSTUCK Il LUBIN. aS-tf
VNyANTED-A BOYS CLOTHING SALESMAN.
w Apply to WEINST0CK & LUBIN. aS-tf
VXANTED-A DRY GOODS PACKER OF EX-
wv perience. Apply to WEINSTOCk & LUBIN.
aS If
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Taber, Harker 4 Co.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos los and ITO California street.
Wellman, Peck d CO.-Importe-s and Whole.
sale Grocers and Dealers In Tobacco and Cigars
Nos 126 TO l32 MAJ &et, and No. % California
SACRAMENTO RECORc-uNiCN
San Francisco eMcc, No. 53I California
street,. II. Sharpe, Agent
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KALAMAZOO tMich), April 9th.-Addi-
tional particulars of the cyclone show the
devastation was greater than at first sup
posed. Houses were unroofed, and in a
number Of places torn to pieces. One man
had the timbers of his barn driven through
the house. In anosher case the front of the
house WAS torn off. Isaac Simmons house
was torn to pieces and he was fatally injuied
rods wide was moved across the north of the
county, timber and everything being de-
stroyed. The storm seems to have originated
near the west edge of this county, and moved
northeast across Nile, Barry and Eaton
counties.
QUINCY (IIl). April 9sh.-Specials to the
Wig from Kahoka says: The tornado yes.
terdsy struck the town of Ashton, doing con-
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.to,ous Italian Laborers.

Fort PLAIN IN. W, April 9ib.-About
400 Italians. who have been at work here on
the West Shore Railroad, not getting pay
yesterday as expected, congregated around
the Zoller House, where the contractor is
stopping, and commenced stoning and firing
into the house. The Grand Army Post was
called out and dispersed .he rioters, but not
before they had done considerable damage.
A few of the inmates of the hotel were seri-
ously injured. 1t is thought one of the Ital.
ians was wounded by pistol shots fired by the
inmates. Further trouble is feared. The
Italians threatened to burn the town. Help
from neighboring towns has been asked for.
and when it arrives will be enough to protect
the village.
KindIing u Fire with Powder.
CHICAGO, April 9tb.-Nicoli Dhunbarra,
Frank Adesmia, Kate Hill and Mary Alex
ander were carousing last night at No. "a
Thompson street, when one OF the four picked
up bundle of rags which had been brought
in from the street and threw it into the stove
to start the fire. Immediately there was an
explosion, and three Of the four inmates OF
the room were badly hurt, but none fatally.
The cause of the explosion is unknown.
Reward OF Treacheiy.
KANSAS CITY MOL April 9th.-It was
reported lost night that Tucker Basham, who
was convicted of participating In the Glen.
dale train robbery, and who was pardoned
cut to testify against Bill Ryan, was assas-
sinatei some ten days ago in Kansas. The
James gang had swcrn to take his life, and it
Is supposed that they have accomplished
their threat.
Mormon Opposition to Pslygamy.
ST. LOUIS, April sth-The Mormon Con.
ference, now being held at Independence.
Me-, is making vigorous war upon polyeamy,
and has unanimously adopted resolution
introduced by Joseph Smith-thanking In
warm terms President Arthur and all the
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Resolutions of Respect.

At stated communication of Mountain
day, November. 9th, 1882, the appended
preamble and resolutions were unanimous
ly adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased the Great
Architect of the Universe TO remove from
nuT midst our late brother, ALEXANDER
TENNANT ,and-- FaEtB4 e
WHEREAS, 1t is due TO his memory that
fitting recognition Of his many virtues,
and especially his long and exemplary ca
reer as Free Mason, should be manifest
ed therefore be it TO-
Resolred, That while we bow in becom-
ing submission to the will OF the Most
High, we do not the less mourn for our
brother departed.
Resolred, That in the death of brother
TENANT this Lodge laments the loss of a
brother who was ever ready to proffrr the
voice of sympathy and the hand OF aid TO
the distressed and needy of the fraternity !;
an active official member of this Lodge for
long series Of years, whose utmost exer
tions in the days Of his prime and kindly
interest shown in advanced age, were all
directed to the welfare and prosperity of
the Order; a friei d and companion dear to
US all, and citizen whose upright life fur
nished to his fellows standard Of emula-
tion. p q fs, tsF-rT9RS Fsr.-
Resoiced, That the heartfelt sympathy OF
this Lodge be herein extended to the sur
vivinr members of his family.
Resolped, That these resolutions he
spread upon the records of this Lodge, ant
copy thereof transmitted to the family
of the deceased, and to the Frostburg and
Homecoming newspapers for publication.
j. B ODER,
ID ARMSTRONG,
JOHN N. BENSON,
r-. s---.. -a- IL Committee
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