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Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
Female Bicyclists.

CHICAGO, July 3-Two days bicycle
race between Miss Maggie Wallace, of
New York, and Louise Armaindo, began
here at 10 O'Clock this forenoon. At
p. m. the record stood Amanda 25 miles;
Wallace q miles.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
Fourth Of July Notes.

The music for the Fourth Of July dance
at Tarbell was furnished by A. E. Ship
py, r. o. Heath, NJ. E. Kelley and NJ.
Barney.
One of the attractions at the Tarbell
celebration was the excellent singing
rendered by Miss Georgia Smith teacher
of the district school and her scholars.
Every one Is = warbler of = high Or
der.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
A Nauehty young Preacher.

NEW YORK, July 5-l,ev. Louie Bur.
dick, young Methodist clergyman Of
Brooklyn was arrested on charge of hav.
ing lead astray Josephine Harrington
aged l6.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
Out Of Debt.

DEsMo1NEs, Ia, July 5-The state
treasurer has just paid the last dollar of
the state war debt. The state has no
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A Big Suit.

MILWAUKEE, July 5-Osborne s. Co.,
of Auburn, N. Y, have brought suit for
el50,000 in the U. :. against Esterly &
Son, Of Whitewater, Wis. Attorneys for
Osborne claim that Esterly g. Son sent
out circulars to the effect that Osborne is
infringing on Appleby patents used by
them.
Earnings of Z. M. & St. p. r. Il. for
June were e2.023 900, which is $40 300
more than for June 1882.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
Safely Landed.

QUEENSTOWN, July 5-The steamship
:Belgaria, from, New York to this point.
which was spoken of as disabled by the
steamers England and Ragia, safely
reached here to-day
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
A TArnAdo.

BATTLEBoRo' w., July 5-This vic,ni-
ty was visited last night by tornado
with rain, hail, thunder and lightning.
The storm was the most destructive ever
known here and much damage was done
to crops and highways. Land slides on
Portland s. Ogdensburg railroad delayed
all trains.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
An Insane Irish Paupsr.

CHICAGO, July 5-Mary Smith, an as
sisted Irish emigrant appeared in the
county court to day. She is violently
insane and incoherent. Enough is learned
about her, however, to show she has been
in tho city only since Sunday; that she is
without money, friends or acqualntances
in America, and that she recently reached
tn is country from Clare, Norris county,
Mayo. She is seventy years old.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
Minneapolis Races.

M1NNEApoL1s, July 2-This was the
opening day of the summer meeting OF
the Minneapolis Driving Park associa-
ton. The weather was fine and the track
excellent. The attendance was fair.
First race 2:5o class, purse $500. Five
starters
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Found.

June LIST, in tp. IA. range ~, came inse
my enclosure one bay mare. three years
old. with white star in forehead Owner
can have the same by proving property
and paying charges, j, y. PosET.
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Base Bail.

Base G4xl.
CINCINNATI, July 3-Cincinrati Il,
Metropolltans l.
PROVIDENCE, July 3-Providencc 3
in Sd, in sth, Boston got left.
New York, July 3-New York IL,
Philadelphia 6.
BRookLYS, July 3-Brooklyn in 9th,
Yales l.
COLUMBUS, July 3-Columbus 3, Balti-
more 6.
CHICAGO, July S-Chicago q, Buffalo
FoRr WAYNE, July SIT. Wayne s.
Dayton S.
BosroS, July Boston 6, Provi-
dence l.
PEORIA, ILL.,, July 2-Peoria 9, Spring
field G.
DETROIT, July 2-Clevelapd Is, De-
trolt 5,
LOUISVILLE, Ky, July 2-Allesheny g.
Eclipse 10.
QUINCY, July 2-Ft. Wayne club failed
to put in appearance. Umpire decided
game 9 to nothing in favor Of Quincy.
LACROSSE.
TORONTO, July Lacrosse game be-
tween the Shamrocks, of Montreal, and
Toronto clubs resulted in the Shamrocks
Winning three games to two.
CHICAGO, July s-WhItcomb and Ken
dali, provision dealers confessed iudg.
ment to-day in favor Of Philip Armour
for S2s, ,o0a. Total liabilities &1o0 600:
assets unknown.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
Not Dead.

KEoKuK, July 5-The balloon got away
from Prof. Owlugs on the fourth after
he had descended five miles north cast of
Ksokuk. He was not hurt nor killed ~
supposed.
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Shot Dead.

OAKDALE, Tenn, July Sat Sunday
school picnic yesterday . gang of roughs
after getting drunk started disturbance
Hacker stabbed Tom Lysles IN the side
and was Immediately shot dead by Lysles'
brother. The latter escaped.
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TELEGRAPHIC
lBY ASSOCIATED PRESS:
rha Governor Of y

CHICAGO, July 5-Celfsxla: Governor
Hale, of Wyoming, IS lying At the point
of death here from Brights disease.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06

After yearly years experience in the
manufactory of cigars in Jamestown, 1
have come to the conclusion that the
business n,en here are not disposed to
pa'ronize home industry. In view of this
fact on and after this date 1 will sell
cigars by the single box at Wholesale
prices. G. Il. AAHIxr.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06

Time 2:3os4, 2:2s11a. 2:3I. Second race
running race, mile dash, purse $3.50.
LaBelle w. Owen, won, Council Bluffs,
second, Mic Baker, third. Time las.
Third race 2:30 class, purse $500.
Jamestown weekly alert. [volume] (Jamestown, Stutsman County, D.T. [N.D.]) 1882-1925, 1883-07-06
GOOD News to snoksrs.

Henry Clay Cigars, per box OF SO, %
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Tarbell is . stage station about twenty
,,,,.s down the river from Jamestown,
in = grove of some sixty acres. II con
s,s,s Of a commodicus farm house st the
-. - ,he grove and on the banks Of
the river, surrounded BY tall and stately
aim. the foliage and shade OF which
make il one Of the most attractive places
orr the river. Ii is occupied now by Jake
smith and family who are west knewn IN
sh,s city asd who iced and lodge sas
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SUMMARY
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24
DRUNKEN STATISTICS.

The latest total number of persons taken
into custody, in England, for one year was
| 90, 543 males, Al SOC females, all of whom
were brought before magistrates in addi,
ton to which 57,705 males and s. 926 fe'
males appeared upon summons or warrant
for offenses which included a charge OF
drunkness. Dat of these total of l4O, 294
| males and 40, 467 females were convicted
10, SIS males and 3,43l females had been
convicted before; 1864 males and l.4lG
females had been twice convicted before
and 2 SIS and l, 624 had been three or more
times convicted before. Now, here are
more than 200, 900 convictions in one year,
and these people must have got drunk
somewhere. There are 39l persons con-
victed for selling without license, and only
500 publicans had convictions recorded on
their licenses, while 2, SCI were convicted,
but the convictions were not recorded.
Now, as the number of licenses granted by
Justices in counties was As 3Sl, and in
boroughs 81, l47, and there are 200 900
convictions OF drunkards, and as the sup.
ply of drink to drunkards is an offense,
there should be a greater percentage of
convictions of publicans. There is an &C..
centricity in the grant OF licenses which it
is difficult to understand bear any relation
to population. Thus Liverpool, with 493,.
405 people, has l, 927 public houses, whilst
Manchester has only 4S4 to supply 35I, lS9
people It is not known that there was
ever any Inconvenience in procuring bever.
ages in Manchester. There is great dis.
crepancy between Stafford, with I24, sol,
and Newcastle. upon.Tyne, with l2S, 443
The public houses in Stafford number I25
in Newcastle, 449. In Liverpool the con-
victions for drunkness were Is, l66 males
and s. 792 females; in Manchester, S,293
males and 1904 females. England spends
about S725, 900, 900 year in Intoxicating
drinks. The general habit of drinking mas
increased greatly during the last thirty
years. During the period the population
has increased is per cent, while the con-
sumption of drink has increased Y per
cent. During the last seven years the con-
sumption of cotton goods has decreased
50 per cent, while the consumption of
drink has increased As per cent. Allowing
1925, 900, 900 as fair average allowance for
intoxicating liquors, we may imagine the
immense impulse which the expenditure of
the balance of $500, 600, 900 in manufact-
ures would give to the mercantile inter
ests.-[St. James Gazette.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24
A HOLIDAY PRESENT.

The State was, on Saturday, the recipi.
ent OF a present, which for her apropri.
ately marks the holiday season. The
beautiful marble group of Columbus and
Isabella was formally presented to the
State by Edgar Mills, the representa-.
tive of Mr.. d. o. Mills, the donor. The
group occupies a position beneath the
dome Of the Capitol, and testifes to the
taste and l.berality Of the giver, while il
forms the most costly and exquisite work
of art in the Capitol building. The ex.
ample OF Mr.. Mills may well be followed
by other men of broad means. The State
building has inches for statuary and walls
admirably adapted to hanging fine works,
and these should be, to their full extent,
filled by the best examples of art. Unless
citizens of California, who are blessed with
deep and well filed purses, fill these places,
it is probable that they will long remain
vacant
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24
PROPERLY FINED,

The hydraulic mining companies in their
contest with the valley residents, who are
seeking by legal methods to save theit
lands from destruction, manifest bad judg-
ment and suicidal disposition in treating
the orders of the duly constituted Courts
OF the State contemptuously. They can do
nothing more directly calculated TO injure
their own cause. In this day it cannot be
tolerated that the DEGREES of Courts shall
be set aside by individual caprice. The
Yuba County Superior Court has found it
necessary to exercise the discretion it has
and foe mining company tor refusal to
obey Court order to cease work in the
mine. The order of that CT any other
Court in the land must be obeyed, for it is
the voice of the people who have made the
Judiciary part of the system of free gov
eminent. If the Court has trenched upon
the rights of the miners, they have their
legal remedy, but any effort to resist the
law as declared by the Court, will be taken
as measure of confessed weakness.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24

In a private letter from England, the
writer recently gave an account OF very
successful and fashionable ball given by
the Bachelors of the Berkely Hunt held at
the " Berkely Arms, which was attended
by over one hundred ladies and gentlemen
of the hunt, and their friends. The deco.
rations OF the ball room and its adjoining
apartments were OF very elegant charac.
ter. a dado of rich crimson cloth was
carried around the walls, with wide Dor.
der of crimson and white above it. The
walls above were hung with ivies, hand.
some mirrors, candelabra sconces, and
brackets surmounted with foxes heads,
brushes and stays heads. The windows
were hung with lace curtains lined with
pale blue, and lace portieres were hung
over each entrance door. The dressing.
rooms were similarly decorated, with the
addition OF a crimson Administer carpet on
the floors, surrounded by border of India
mating Elegant paintings adorned the
walls, and around the rooms were settees
and lounges covered with silk and en-
hroidered plush, and low rocking chairs
and divans OF braided rattan.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24
PASSENGER LISTS,

NEwHALJ December 23d-Passed here to-day t
arrive in San Francisco tomorrow: George W
Hooper and wife, Mrs. c. J. Handy c. 3. Stanlay
Geo. W. Handy, William II. Sears, Thomas Farley
San Francisco; E. Mclaughlin Mrs. c. H. Latmer
San Jose William II. Meter, Cotton !; c. E. Verge
land. Washington, b. c.; J. B. Southland and wife
Tombstone NJ. Ullman, c. c. Taulphans, FL Paso
W. T. Smith, Clifton, A. T.; j. W. Stanford, Geo
r. Williams, J. II. Mcmillan, Oakland; Fred
Browning, New York J. " Shanklin, Sacramento
Rev. w. A NJ. Brock and wife, c. NJ. Sanger, Mil
waukee w II. Burns, Carson, New; T. n. Harris
Thomas Bodkin, Mrs. L. j. Gutrenriz, Los Angeles
W Fogarty, Casa Grande; D. D. Allen, S. T. Coul
ter, wife and son, Pasadena; S. NJ. Whitney, Mime
sofa Thomas Chappell, San Jose; E. L. Brady
Peoria, H.; s. W. Hill, Cleveland, o.
CARLIN, December 23d Passed here to-day, tC
arrive in Sacramento tomorrow Theo. B. Ross
New York NJ. Glayburgh. San Francisco; T. C
Farwell and wife, Canada f. \. Delaney, San Fran
cisco; J. J. Merkley, Sacramento; Lee D. Craig
San Francisco; F. &. Alexander, A. Alexander, ST
Louis; Mrs r. j. Merkl-y and daughter, Miss julia
HOLSTER Sacramento r. a. lands, Massachusetts,
L. Sessinger, San Francisco f. P1effir, Idaho Il
Burdick, Kansas City; W. B. Rathbone San Fran
cisco; j. b. Shine, Ireland David Hunter Boston
W. S. Halsey, Philadelphia; J. R. Smith, W. A
Graham, IGaho s. P. Poland, Maine Mrs. E. S
Russell, Colorado; Mrs. Thompson Iowa; Z. E.
Mallory, Butte City, Montana; H. Judson and
family Missouri Miss ]. Bailey, Vermont; Mrs j
A. Bowers, Nebraska; also sixty lone emigrants, in
clHding forty-two males, to arrive December 18th
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24
CHINESE PooT-RULE.

a writer in the NORTH China Herald
gives some curious information respecting
the foot measure in China. At present it
varies largely in different parts of the coun-
try, and according to different trades ;
thus, the foot of the carpenters rule
at Ningpo is less than ten, while that of
the junk builders at Shanghai is nearly
sixteen inches. But a medium value of
twelve inches is not uncommon. The
standard foot of the Imperial Board of
Works at Pekin is twelve and half
inches. a copper foot measure, dated A.
D. 81, is still preserved, and is nine and a
half inches in length. The width is one
inch. The small copper coins, commonly
called cash, were made of such size,
sometimes, az just to cover an inch on the
foot rule. In the course of two centuries
it was found that the foot had increased
half an inch, and difference in the d.
mension of musical instruments resulted.
Want OF harmony was the consequence,
and accordingly, in A. D. 247, new meas.
ure, exactly nine inches in length, was
made the standard. Among the means
employed for comparing the old and
new foot are mentioned the gnomon of Of
fetal sun. dials, and the length of certain
jade tubes used according to old regula.
tions as standards. One of these latter
was 80 adjusted that an inch in breadth
was equal to the breadth of ten millet
seeds. A hundred millet seeds or ten
inches, was the foot. The Chinese foot is
really based on the human hands, as is the
European foot upon the foot. 1t strikes
the Chinese as very incongruous when they
hear that we measure cloth, wood work,
masonry, ETC., which they regard as es-
pecialIy matters for the hand, by the foot
OF the jade tubes aforementioned there
were twelve, and these formed the basis
for the measurement OF liquids and solids
four thousand years ago. They are men
toned in the Oldest Chinese documents
with the astrolabe, the cycle of sixty years,
and several of the oldest consultations. 1t
is likely that they will be found to be an
importation from Babylon, and in that
case the Chinese foot is based on Baby.
lonian measure of span, and should be
nine inches in length.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24
OREGON.
AdYices from Portland.

PORTLAND, December 23d.-A little daughter o.
H. N Hull, living near Junction Station, Or, was
scaded so badly yesterday that her life is despaired
of. When LETT alone minute in the kitchen, the
child pulled pan Of hot water over on herself.
very heavy rain and wind storm is reported or
Slskiyou mountains, numbers Of cabins being de
molished and other damage done
Rudolph Barbeck. a German, residing at Oswego
a few miles above Portland was thrown from
wagon and had his neck broken. He leaves wife
and one child.
Two large dead whales drifted ashore few days
ago at the mouth Of the Siuslaw river, one being
sixty feet in length and the other about forty
feet
All Gee, a Chinese foreman, working at a large
saw mill in Marsbtield, Or, met horrible death Oh
the 2lst. He attempting to put belt over the
large pulley, caught, and after being whirled
around the great drum several times, the body was
driven through a space not six inches wide. The
body was mangled and crushed most horribly, one
leg and one arm being torn IF.
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GATHERING OF PIUTEs. - The Reno
New Gazette says:
There are 800 or 400 Indians in town, as
they have been coming from every direc-
ton for a week. Their fires were filled
with dried rabbit meat being roasted for
the feast Their baskets were we'll sup
piled with "acorn soup" They take the
meat and pound it until it is thoroughly
pulverized, then mix it with water and
blood until it is about the consistency of
wine jelly and of a dark amber color. when
it is ready for the dusky maiden and sturdy
buck to dip into. They go for it with their
hands and convey it to their mouths with
an ease and relish that would take away
the appetite of coyote, The soup, :"
roast rabbits and pine nuts made them a
good meal. After the feast they built one
big fire, gathered about it and took few
whiffs from the pipe of peace, then turned
in for dance, after which they played
social game of poker. Many of the noble
braves, Captains Jim, Dave and johnson
Sides, departed from the scene to-day.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-12-24
san FRANCISCO ITEMS.

The vacation of the public schools has been
extended to January 9TH.
The Custom. house issued $40 return certif.
Gates for Chinsmen who departed on the
| Oceanic.
The news has been received at the Post.
office that J. Simpson has been appointed
Danish Consul to this city by the King of
| Denmark.
The Immigration Association reports the
arrival of 720 immigrants during the week,
and that III stopped in the State as perm a.
nent residents.
Mayor Bartlett has forwarded to each men,
Der of the Congressional delegation from Cal.
| ifornia at Washington a copy of the reselu.
| ton passed by the Supervisors asking for q
new Postoffice building for San Francisco.
Sarah Althea Hill did not appear before
| Charles ii. Jackson Saturday morning to
make an affidavit showing cause why William
Sharon's deposition should not be continued
until after her own is taken. w. NJ. Nelson
explained that she WAS still out of town.
Therefore the matter must rest until next
Wednesday.
The Tax Collector on Saturday deposited
S164, 913 SO in the treasury. To sccemmo-
date the rush next week the Tax Collectors
office will be open from to o'clock each
evening. After o'clock on December 31st
the delinquents will be compelled to pay the
additional . per cent. imposed for failure to
pay within the required time.
The course for the ihree.mile single scull
race which takes place on Christmas day at
2:30 P. NJ. was surveyed Saturday by Hanlan,
and declared by him to be the best he had
ever been on. Being protected from the
wind on the north and south, no rough water
can interfere with the event of the day. A
swimming match between Fleming and
Weightmsn has been added to the programme.
In this city during the past week were 90
deaths, against 90 for the corresponding week
last year. OF the number "a were male
and % female. Fifteen were children under
one year of age, and the large number Of IS
died from phthisis and from pneumonia.
Heart disease carried eff z, and commit ed
suicide: In the Eleventh Ward 20 died, while
not a single case occurred in the First, Fifth
and Eighth Wards.
Andrew F. Stanton, Deputy Superintend-
ent of Streets, took the initiative Saturday in
the removal of the squatters on the ocean
beach highway. On his complaint Con
Mooney, the center of thu mushroom com.
munity that has taken root on the beach in
the vicinity of the Cliff House, was arrested
by officer Floyd. The charge is obstructing
public highway and maintaining nuisance,
Mooney has planted a tent on the beach q
short distance from the foot of the Cliff
House grade. In conference yesterday SIS
to the best method OF getting the squstters
to leave, Chief Crowley informed Park Com
missioner Pixley that the Police Commits
sioners would refuse to grant them licenses to
sell liquor. and they would be compelled to
leave or starve. 1t is stated that Mooney
had q permit from the Chief of Police and
Secretary of the Board of Commissioners to
transact business in such place as he should
select. He promptly gave bail, and will test
his rights in the Courts and abide by their
decision.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.

Los Angeles is to have a $3.50. 900 Court
house.
There are rumors Of an ice factory at San
Luis Obispo
The entire line of the Naps and Lake
Rsirosd is graded within one and half
miles of It's terminus.
The ssndstorm on the San Jscihto plains
on Saturday last is said to have ben 50 81
we're that the engineer could not see the
smoke-stsck Of his locomotive.
Three dollars box are paid for oranges in
the orchard at Plscentis, Los Angeles county.
The oranges Of Southern California this sea-
son are large in size and excellent Of quality.