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Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-04-25
THE WEATHER YESTERDAY.

The folloEing report of the weather is
furnished by Sergeant Barwick, of the Sig
nal Service. The rainfall yesterday was is
OF an inch, making for the season total Of
1906 inches to date. The rainfall of the
season Of 1s77-S to corresponding date was
24 60 inches; for 1883, 16 42 inches; for
1879 80, 2571 inches for 1Ss0-S1, 2602
inches. The average for the past FIVE seasons
is q rs inches. The present season as CON-
pared with that of 1S77-S is deficient 90
inches: as compared with the season Of
1878 the present one is deficient only SO Of
an inch as compared with the season OF
$3.50 the present season is Go inches less,
while for the season of 1SS0-S1 the present
season is deioi ant about 9.96 inches, and as
compared with the Ave years aversee the
present season is 5.72 inches behind the aver
age for the past FIVE years.
The following dispatches were rsceiyed at
this Office last evening:
Emigrant Capt. is showing lively here,
with a stiff south wind. Thermometer, 30'.
Napa-Eighteenth hundredths of an inch
of rain fell last night, making 1906 inches
for the season. It is now cloudy, and the
prospects ara good for more rain.
Remove are having hard snow-storrn,
and the spring is very backward-the latest
every known.
Yreka-The weather has been very cold
the past two days, making ice yesterday
morning Last night snow-storm com-
menced after dark, continuing the greater
portion of the night, covering the ground
with about three inches of snow in the valleys
and much deeper in the mountains, where it
does not melt so fast. The fruit seems to he
all right yet, and grain is greatly benefited,
as the ground was very dry from cold north
wind Such cold weather and SNOW this late
is unprecedented.
Redwood City-It commenced raining this
morning at o'clock and continued at inter.
walls during the day.
Marysvilis = Weather showerY. Twelve
hundredths of an inch of rain fell since morn
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL
X. Alsip is in San Francisco.

z. X Alsip is in San Francisco.
j. Stevens, of Placerville is in town.
j. C. Fruhling, of San Francisco, is in the city.
Niles Searles, OF Nevada City, was in Sacramento
yesterday.
C. V. Brock~ay and Moses Sprague left for San
Francisco yesterday.
Governor Perkins lectured at Centervi lie, Alameda
county, last evening.
E. A. Mcdonald. of Deer Valley, El Dorado
county, is in the city.
Mrs. Sam Lavenson went to San Francisco yester
day to attend the funeral OF a relative.
J. c. Logan. of Oakland, passed through the city
yesterday, en- route from Europe to his home.
Captain Charles Norman has announced in the
Eastern papers his intention to row across the At
lantic Ocean.
D. w. Hitchcock, of the Chicago and Burlington
road passed through the city yesterday route to
Los Angeles
Miss Maggie Mcclure, of Oakland, who has been
visiting friends in the city during the past week, LEFT
for her home yesterday.
Quite number of her friends in this city went tc
San Francisco Sunday, to attend the engagement re-
ception of Miss Jennie Stineman.
The Encampment of the Boys in Blue elected
Thomas Fl. Berkey, of this city, TO the Office o
Senior ce-Department Commander.
In marrying the Marquis of Mores, Miss Medic
Hoffman, of New York. has gained title, while
the Marquis, VINO WAS pennlleSs, mas gained his
yictuals.
At the Eld,ed House: H. E. Farman Alder
creek; Henry Fay, Florin; s. Ward, James Nc
Manus, William McManua, W. l.. Taylor, San Fran
cisco Phil Mahon, Live Oak Maurice Carey, Yves,
Point
Thomas II. McGraw, of Poughkser sic, n. Y, has
given $50 900 to endow the Presidents chair at Am
herst, post now filed by Julius II. Seelye, a man
OF national reputation as man. and singular power
as an educator.
Miss Emma ThuEsby will return to the United
States in July She has been absent two year,
singing with marked success. Recently she az
peared before the King and Queen of Saxony I
MentOne Her voice has gained great deal since
she left home, and her execution is as face as ever
The Ladies' Hebrew Aid Society gave its first en-.
tel tainment Su. day evening at SINNERS Hall. An
The following musical and literary programme was
given Solo by Sarah Levy duet, Mrs. Wassern an
and Mrs. Jacobs; recitation, Mrs. b. Steinman
duet Eta and Allie Lavenson I; solo, Esther Jacobs
instrumental solo, Saie Kozninsky; reading, Mrs
G 1T man solo, Carrie Phillips duet Mrs. Block
and Mrs. wasserman solo, Hattie Price. Refresh
ments were served by Samuel Gerson.
In the city yesterday: A. X. Robinson, Rose.
vile; A. Beveridge, Laguna John Pendegast
Woodland Mrs. A. j. Hatch and child, Miss n. E.
Boyd Miss c. B. Carpenter, Napa; s. T.. Phillips
W. H. Cone. C. B. Haner, San Francisco W. Nor
ton, Auburn; James NJ. Brown, Toledo; William
Menner and lady, North San Juan; w. H. Stanis
bury, New York; Warren Dutton, Tomales Arch
Sitter Creek n. j. McCompsey J. II. Foster, Johr
McCompsey, Placerville Z. Hunt, Freeport J. B
Green and wife, Courtland; NJ. Drummond, Davis
vile TreuholtZ Latrobe.
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II Yon arc Ruined

In health from any cause, especially from the
use of any of the thousand nostrums that
promise SO largely. with long fictitious testi
monials, have no fear. Resort to Hop Bit
ters at once. and in g short time you will have
the most robust and blooming health.
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DoN,r Fam to procure ticket for the For.

DoN'T FAIL to procure ticket for the For
esters picnic. to be held at East Park Grove,
Monday, May 1ss. Each ticket is entitled to
a chance in the grand prizs IA lady's gold
watch) See tickets for full information.
Tickets, 80 cents children, 25 cents. Privi-
leges for refreshments fer sale; see adver-
tisement. The elegant prizes that will be
awarded at this picnic are on exhibition in
the show window of WIN. B. Miller at 62S
etraat
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.

W. E. Terry, s. H. Davis and Henry Burnham to
Capital Gas Complny-April 2lst for 5000; the north
20 feet o. the south 140 feet OF the 60 feet OF
block 7, Brannan's addition to the city of Sacra-
mento.
W. R. s. Foye to Adolph Wulff-April %, 1882
grant, the east half of .ot 5, NJ and N, Fifteenth
and Sixteenth Streets Sacramento.
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FOURTH ANNUAL GRAND PICNIC
And TemperaJ &c Celebration al Tammany
Grove, Davisyiiie, OF Saturday,
April 80, lSSe.

NHUSIC BY THE FIRST ARTILLERY BAND
lTE of Sacramento and the Ells Band OF Wood
land Literary Exercises at P. NJ, as follows
Opening remarks by the President OF the Day.
DR.. r. IL Mcdonald, Of San Francisco; Prayer by
the Chaplain, Rev. NJ. c. Briggs, of San Francisco;
Opening Ode; Grafton. Hon. j. T. Long, OF Ken
lucky Song (solo), +" Kirg Bibbers' Army" Mrs.
NJ r. Richardson, G. S. J. W., |. G. T.; address,
Mrs Emily Pitt Stevens, G. W. Y. T., l. o. G. H.;
Music, First Artillery Band, of Sacramento; song,
Mrs NJ. E. Richardson. Among the festivities will
be the Growing of the Queen OF May, in
costume, by the young ladies' Oh wood
land. with honors to the May Queen, including
the beautiful ceremony of the May. Pole Waltz The
Grounds and Platform will be in splendid order, and
an will be done to make this celebration grand sue
cess Meals and Refreshments served on the grounds
cgy Admission to Platform, ONE DOLLAR Chill
drep HALF PRICE Proceees OF the Train from
Sacramento are for the benefit Of the Good Temp.
lars Home for Orphans
sy Special excursion trains will run at hours
and rates as follows Leave Sacramento at $40 A.
NJ fare for roupd trip including PLATFORM 81 leave
Dunnigap at 6:45 A M, 81 so; Blacks 7o0 81 % I;
Yolo, 7:20 81; woodlsnd, 7:45, 65 cents; Madison,
ESQ., 81 rs; Knights Landing, $50, 81; Winters,
7oo 81 90 vacagille, 1850, 81 Is Elmira, SI0 81 I;
Batavia, S:55, rs cents Dixon, 9:l0, 80 cents Re-
turning leave Grove for Elmira aud Madison at S
p NJ; woodland and Dunngan's. 6:l5 P. NJ; Sacra.
mento, 6RH. B. 81. HOAG, Manager.
al.TuThStll22&ed
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases G. W. Chesley, agent.
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GENTS light-colored and lightweight sum-
me- suits for 81, at Red House.
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GENTS fine pereale picnic neek-ties, for 10
cents. Red House.
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MENs fine calf, sewed, low.cut shoes, but.
tons, with cloth top. for SO 25-Red House.
Also, b. calf Oxford tie for 81.
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Do NOT miss the sight at the millinery pa.-
lors of the Red House
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THE millinery paIlors at the Red House are
thronged with customers. What is the
meaning Of it!
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MEN's linen ulsters, from 81 40 to 81 so
Red House.
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LADIES and misses' sandals, from 81 % to
81 rs. Red House
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WHITE KID GLovEs.-Ladies' two button
Jsuvin, 35 cents to 80 cents. Red House.
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WINDOW shaoes with gilt border and fancy
center, fixtures complete, 81 to 81 so. Red
Hnusa
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FIcNIo parasols at the Red House.
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Picnic HATS. from 10 to SO cents. at Red
House.
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LADIES linen and mohaf wrappers. at Red
House.
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ApygRT1s zMBNT HkNTIoN.

Metropolitan Theaser-Milton Mobiles, Friday even
ing.
ST. Pauls picnic-April 2sth.
Odd Fellows picnic Postponed to Thursday,
April 27th.
Sozodont-A toilet luxury.
Bristols pills, sugar-coated.
British Mutual Benefit ssciety-This evening.
Sloan and Capitol Lodges-This evening.
To let-A neat cottage house.
ted-Dressmakers, at Mechanics Store.
wanted-A few lady solicitors.
Taxpayers mesting-Court-hou tonight.
Turkey dustsrs-Patent notice.
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TO MY OLD PATRONS.

GENTS white vests. 81. Red HOUSE.
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Pueiness kdvertisements,

Mechanics Store-Straw hat exhibit.
L. L. Lewis & Co.-Garlaud range.
WA. Hughson, N. D.-Corner Seventh and J.
E. L. Billings l. Co.-Wines and liquors
Elmer Bros-wiaes and liquors
Longton & May-Market produce
Sacramento Swimming Baths-R. E. Elliott
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GE For Fruit and Vineyard Ranches their supe.
rior has not been offered for sale in this any other
county in this State, taking into consideration the
price and location.
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ST. PAuLs PrcSIc.-The first picnic of the
season. at Natoma Grove. will be given by
st. Paul's Episcopal Church on Friday. April
2Sth, accompanied by the Hu:sar Brass Band.
The train will leave for the grove at $50 A.
n. and returning reach home at about half.
past P. NJ.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.-Milton Mobiles
and his company of comedians, including
Dollie Mobiles, Es!elle Mortimer, Alonzo
Schwartz and others, will perform at the
Metropolitan Thester on Friday and Sat-
urday evenings and Saturdays matinee. Fri
day evening and Saturday matinee they pro-
duce the American comedy. in four acts,
entitled Interviews ;" Saturday evening the
American melodrama called the Phe nix. !"
Both Of these plays were written by Milton
Mobiles. This same troups was here about
year ago and playeda very successful engage
msns. Mr.. MOBILES has been well received
wherever he has appeared throughout the
country. and claims that be has weli-sel ed
and capable supporting company.
ODD FELLOWS Picnic PosTPoNED.-All
day yesterday the question throughout the
city was-owiug to the unsettled condition of
the weather" Will the Odd Fellows hold
their picnic Wednesday ?" The committee
in charge met last evening, and decided on
postponiRg it one day. They announce by
an advertisement which appears in another
column Of this issue that che picnic Will take
place on Thursday of this week, April eth,
ct Leet's Grove.
To-DAY's AucrIoH.-Bell s. Co, auction
GERS. will sell to day, at Ii A. NJ, on the
premises, the north 43 feet of lot 2, bounded
BY Front and Second, o and P streets. with
all the improvements, consisting OF one two
story house of FIVE rooms, and one two-story
house of eleven rooms. Will be sold in two
lots, or as whole. Also, sams day and
time, will sell the housekeeping goods.
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swEETsER s ALsIP, Sacramento.
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POLICE CoUaT.-In this Court yesterday
little business was done. Edward Connors.
petty larceny, found guilty and fined $50 or
fifty days in the County Jail. George Strick-
land, charged with battery, case continued.
Fred. Hughes, Disturbing the peace, 6ned $50
or sixty days in the County Jail. Thomas
Eagon, drunk, fined S5 or i've days in the
Citv Prison
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1882-08-18

"a tine compliment was once paid 10
Isaac Newton. A letter was addressed
Il Mr.. Newton. Europe" Il found
him.
Oscar Wilde pronounce Miss Alsa-
ia Allen. of Montgomery, Ala, the most
beautiful young lady be had seen il tho
United States.
The late Henry Giles probably Ne.
liyrrcd more lectures for tho poor. with
ont money or price. than any lecturer
who has lived III the nineteenth century.
There i much % encourage visits
% Europe. There are thirty eight mar
riagcable Princes and tweniy-iour spin
sler pr.ncesscs over there 10 be disposed
Of yet Chicago Inter team.
MIR. Ginarl. the well-known Paris.
inn inventor. lately deceased. LETT 10 tho
French Government a generous legacy.
under most singular conditions. Il u 70
be devoted 10 the establishment ~ sui
c'daria. or public in>titut ions ia VII ch
persons suffering from painful AMI IN
| durable u seases may bring their Own
lives 20 an end. under the direction nf
medical experts. AMI with the consent
Of their immediate relatives.
The late Mrs. samuel Russell. ~
Middlctown. Conn. willcd tie Russell
Free Library -. uop. the Domestic
Missionary Society $1,000. the Amcri-
can bible Society Sl.Upp. the Ameri An
Tract society $1,000. the State Indus
trial school Tor Girls Sl.Opp. the Mil.
dletown Charitable Soe'ety $50. ~.
Luke's Home sou. the indian Hill Gem
VI. .r MI ". W AA a. U..M4 A =
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Before selling q bonnet w,rrAnted
10 give satisfact on. the New York NIL
liner will ask if the purch ser j. in the
habit OF wearing her mouth open when
on the promenade. -NeU Harcn Regis
ter.
-"rm afraid you'll be late At the
party" said an old lady 70 her stsl -
grand daughter. who replied: oh YOU
dear grandma, don't you know that il
our SGT nobody ever goes 70 a party al
everybody gets there"
Boys are 50 very careless and impul-
sive where their pleasures IRE concerned
Two Brooklyn Juveniles We're severely
punished last week for stoning their
mother new bonnet. under the impress
sion that il was a wasp nest -BrooNlya
Eagle.
Highly intelligent darling: The
robbers can't steal mn mammals ear
rings. cause papa's hidden them In
teresfed lady visitor: rs that 30. dear,
Why. where has he put them. | won
derr' II heard him say he put them
up the spout. and expects they will stay
there "-N Y. Tribune.
When the Turk kissed the young
lady, she said: You in Sultan hing.
boston star. Ottoman Turk keep =
kiss under such circumstanccs?-H wa AZ
hail Times. q. Iasha' Such talk )
a -olootly wrong. DO you think Khe-
dive beer wrong 70 keep i alter ne
had given il 70 him. Boston Trans
on ipt-
why. my. dear said poor little
Mr.. Penhecker. with a ghastly smile,
\. why would the world without woman.
lovely woman, be like a blank sheet N
paper?" Mrs. n. who has just been
giving the little mar "a piece Of her
mind smiled. and "couldn't think.
why because. don't YOU see. love.
said the long suffering one, .'it woulln :
even be ruled
An American went into the Hawaii-
An Parliament. and when q member got
10 and remarked: "Pehca ka oleio a
o ka luna makaainana a H~aleakala," ne
observed 10 q friend that he never heard
worse language in the American Con-
grcss, and II the gentleman from Hales-
kala. 10 WHOM the remark was ~,
dressed. did not resent the insult AMI
challenge the speaker 70 tight 4 duel 4
would be strange. He afterward learned
that the language used was: VIVA
did the honorable member from Halea'
kala sayP''-AorriSfoacn Herald.
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There Is q gospel tent az The corner
Of Michigan avenue and Fourth street,
and d a sunday evening there i q con-
siderable passing IN and out on the part
OF pedestrians. Last sunday evening a
boy 81 fourteen who had instl eit the tent
encountered q stranger, who stopped
him and inquired:
SAY. bub. what sort Of 4 perform
ance Il going on in there"
= Purity good Tn ny was the reply.
.sTd kinder like 10 see the fat woman
and the living skeleton and the Albino
children once more. but I'm purity near
strapped. II there any way kin git IN 2'
us BOYS crawl under the canyaS- "
Anybody a oundto knock you stitf:y'
Never saw anybody. I'LL show you
where 70 20 under
. BY hoscy. iii Try ~ IT, no nsc n
throw away . quarter when you Kin
beat a side-show.
The Toy took him around behind The
tent and saw him sac under. and then
crossed the street and sat down. III
waited Just exactly three minutes. and
then the stranger came on Of abe ten
by the door. lie looked up and dowi
the street. closely scanned every young
ster about him, and finally said %
boot-black:
"Bub. I'm looking for q youth abou
two heads taller than you-peaked nose
brown straw ~hat-hair cut short,
want to sec him 50 awful bad for abon
i minute that Ill give YOU half 4 dolla
II YOU can lind him arouns hcrc."-De
trait Free Press.
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IN the Senate, Aug. 8, the bill passed
% transfer Orphans Home properly 70 the
Garfield Hospital, and NJ. Windows report
with regard 20 the use Of money 70 defeat
the bonded spirits bill WAS ordered printed.
AT 3 O'Clock the presiding officer formally
terminated the session IN . brief speech and
declared The Senate adjourned without day.
The House transacted no business Of i'm
p~ortance. and before Speaker Keller made
bis closiug remarks many members had
started for their trains.
COMMANDER PEARSON reports that
no trouble Il ~apprehended In sItka between
Indians and miners, and says the rumors
are put IN circulation By traders and rum :
| sellers. who want : frst-class man-of-war
on the station because o. 5000 Or 5000 dis
bursed.
II Il rumored q ST. Petersburg that
Russia Il making warlike preparations q
| Odessa IN view Or The possibility Of compli-
cations between Turkey and England.
AT . Socialist meeting in Paris the
other night, Louise Michel spoke o. Arab
Pasha a. Z true disciple 81 the French psin
ciples Of 1873, whom France ought rather q
support than combat.
Carr. HAw0RTH, Indian Inspector
has been instructed BY Secretary Teller %
proceed 10 the Indian Territory and ctheI
Western States 70 supervise the erection q
numerous new rchool-houses.
AuRELIN SCH0LL and Baron Harder
Hickey fought ! duel II Spa, Germany, q
the TN. The encounter lasted three-quar
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Arnrxr-vsuur occurred bstween -
A. 4 wa POM. ~ other az, IN which
one q ths principals was knoeksd 80 q
time. The successful pugilists and secoedt
aro under arrest and wtll b dhmnssa ~
service.
tbs striking photographers . DENVER
Colo. have received numerous offers e ~
from labor organizations throughout she
country.
CiTtxeNs o. A'nenss AeA"s' ""'e
started on ne trail q . nano % young m'n
VINO have been numbering s'oSs' - e''
other mischief.
fErEk Ckows n&eo ~ c~n'ns |.
small estate " Non'vii'e' conn'' nu''en ~
vile On tae <''h y. sup' 80 y.
August ne married 'ane s'oms, Y.
n'.e'n ysa.. ~ \. .H--~"s r..s M, -
~neienooFs 'n.t . patty ..sss 1870
80 ~ coA'so I'm wv u 49,.
49, s-"-~--.. :, M.
49, 49,, 4. 49, prc,,,ce,, nam.
her a. M orthodox party took exception
10 several statements made BY the oflciat-
ine rabbi. and openly expressed dissati>fac.
tion.
The attendance q the CONCORD
school Or philosophy y di<couraginSiy small
this year. II 4 proposed % locate - some
place In the West hereafter.
The loss TO the Ohio Central kall'
road BY the recent w~ater-spout wa very
large. The damage 10 the public and private
nropertv Il estimated Al 500. Oo.
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Khsdlvo eourn noe suehoviss The making q
tbo canal without sanction - the 5ultans he
b. ~ power a Interfere with q.
OrFicE-snEKDns In Washington are
made ths victims e swIndlers who claim
they On procure places N the departments
Tor thsmsand thus secure loans q various
sums q money, which q course sre never
repaid.
onEMu AND CASUALTIES.
Four circus eleph>nts escaped from
their keepers n Troy. N. y. Aug. !.
| Patrick Ryan and wife wers knocked down,
tho former receiving fatal injuries. Several
| other persons were hurt. One Of the AMI
mails charged : bloom Of rcd hot iron u :
rolllng- mill.
TnE engine and mail car q . Union
PaciGc train went through ! burned bridge
spanning Granite Greek, between Gien
Elder and Cawker CITY. Kans., Aug. 8.
Brittou Craft. engineer, and 9. Mc0ee. nre.
man, were fatally injured and died soon 81
,er. Mahaffy, express messenger, and
Wentworth and Chamberlain, mail agents,
were hurt. but not dangerously. The pas
sengcr coaches remained on the track.
There q 1 curve and cut near the bridge.
and the engineer could not zee the IRE In
time 70 stop the train.
VIII. YEATrs was hanged at Chat
ham. Va. Aug. Z. for the murder q r. -.
Adkerson. Two negroes mounted the scaf-
fold IN Florida on the same day-Merrick
Jackson, Al Fernandina, and Harrison Car.
ter. IL Jacksonville.
AT indianapolis. the other evening,
two colored boys, Charles BLY, and James
Jones. engaged Ia . friendly spairing match.
BLY, was struck In the stomach and expired
before medical aid could be secured.
THERE was : fight between rustiers
and citizens In Phoenix, Cal, the other day.
Three cowboys were captured. one killed
and one badly wounded. A. the prisoners
were being taken IN attempt was made 10
lynch them. Officers came 10 the rescue and
removed them 10 the Jail.
A WILD coal train collided with cars
standing on the track near Oh City. Pa.
Aug. 4. six miners were killed AMI . num-
Der seriously injured.
MIS-. FoRp, Martin johnson, VIM.
Bo>rum,and John Fehrerman we're drowned
ia South Park Lake, Chicago, Aug. 4 4
pleasure boat upset.
Mrs. susie RoDGERs, Of Kansas City,
r. Z s~;d thaf Frank 3 Could. Tic
vounv nan Who djrd a. starvation a Port,
isnd MAJ. . 80 dsvs 40. went wlthou
socd himse,f ~ order that hIs mother. thre,
hrosher.. ma ! sister mirht live. He couIt
not get enough for all.
.Joar sara. 4 laborer living in Ham
~. n 1. attemp,ed 70 butcher he VII,