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Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-11
HEREDlTY,

a solder OF the Cromwell stamp,
naa swold n prayer-bosk al his side,
Ans.ae. axe ha IN church and camp;
Rn Ia she ne lived, and smileless died.
From Spain some saw. some cav fror,
France; soy noh
within her veins leap blood like wine
she LED her Roundhead lord a dance,
IN drantham church they lie asleep:
Just where, the verger may not Know
o'rMnge mat TWO hundred years should keen
The old ancestral fires aelow.
an me these " have met again;
10 each my nature owns part;
lo one' the quick, unreasoning hert,
Thomas Bailey Aldrich.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-11
Preparation or kalsom,ne.

Eight pounds of whiting and n -qaur-
ter of a pound Of white glue make the
right proportions. Soak the glue over
night in cold water, and in the morning
heat till it is perfectly dissolved. Mix
the whiting with hot water, stir the two
thoroughly together, and have the wash
the c%onsistence of thick cream. Apply
warm with a kalsomining brush, brush
ing it we'll in and finishing it as you go
on. If warm skim milk is used instead
of water, the glue may be omitted. Be-
fore the wash is applied, all holes and
crevices should be stopped with plaster
of Paris mixed with water. Colors to
tint the walls may be procured at any
paint store. M. W., says; "If zinc white
is used instead of the whiting, it will
last white for many years. The first ex-
pense is more, but the investment pays:
Use first a sizing of white glue"
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-11
Industrial Training for Women,

1t is a singular fact that there is not in
all the United States an indowed institu-
ton for the training of women for pro-
fessional or Industrial labor. 1t is to be
hoped that the time is not far distant
when the wealthy ladies of the land,
many OF whom now give 80 generously
to colleges and institutions for the edu-
cation Of men, will devote some of their
means to the establishment and endow-
ment of institutions for the thorough
training of women in useful callings.-
Home journal.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-11
The Nav York State ~c,n;to, at A,h.,y

The New York State capitol at Albany
which was originally to cost SO, 900, 900,
has gradually increased it's demands I'M
til the last estimate now is SIS, $50, 600.
and the probability is that it will cost
more than this. The reports that it is
architecturally dangerous are pro-
nounced without foundation, but that it
is defective in many particulars, there is
no doubt.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-11
Strawberries.

This is q berry which all can raise.
To have them in perfection, as they
have no superiors, it must be perfectly
ripened on the vines and eaten q few
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-11

Edward Gould has completed fifty
years of service as cashier of what is
now the National Traders bank of Port
land. Maine.
Kimball enterprise. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1883, 1883-05-11

The annual gum received by the
Prince of Wales from the Duchy Of Corn
wall ranges between ,e63. 0GO and e65. 900.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
DIED.


Sacramento. Septeu Der s-Isaac Crcss Esther Of
years. 10 months and % days.
Friends and acquaiutsnces are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which viii take place from
the Calvary Baptist Church, I street, between
Twelfth asd Thirteenth, this afternoon at }
o'clockl
Sacramento, September Fred. Uhl native Of
Germany, Il years and month.
FRIENDS and aequaintances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take Place from
Red Mems Hail. corner Of SiRth and streets,
this afternoon at 2:sO o'clock
San Francisco, September 7-lfrs Harriet Samson
formerly Mrs HalO, a native Cf Washington D.
c., about 80 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the Colored NJ E Church, Seventh street, between
G and H, this afternoon at o'cock
Jackson, September s-Katie Couzhlan, C years
Near Colusa, September 5-Jaues q. Ferigu, %
years.
Auburn September 3-Robert McClelIen, 55 years
10 months aud days.
Sonora, September 3-Michael Smith, % years-
PlacerviIle September S-Wm Relmauj, 70 years.
Placerviile September Chris. H0Dg0tt, 81 years.
Placer iile September 4NicEols Mar tn 81 wears.
auburn, September 3-M-s. v. ). Scr1zes, 25 wears
Auburn, septeui iber John Constable years.
| Dry Creek, September 3-T:mcthy Mccarthy, 4e
years.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

FOREST FIREs.-A letter received from
correspondent at Clipper Gap, Placer
county, says "We have had forest fires
that bid fair to do great damage for . time.
started from the stovepipe (so sAid) at
the old Wildcat Ranch, an old stopping
place well known throughout the country
since the early mining and teaming days Of
California. Though the building was tot
tering and crumbling TO pieces, it was an
old land mark, notable TO many, since the
days Of '49. In its ashes lies no loss, for
it had served a generation, and \ family
who went into it fer short tine recently
moved out what little furniture they mad
= few days before the fire. Many ln Sac
ramento will remember the ola place"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
p-ac,nitated IRto a Creek,
Severely PuHished.
OREGON.
ldxIces from Pe, tIand.

PORTLAND, September Sih.-The Sheriff OF
Modoc county. Californis, accompanied by a
posse Of men, yesterday arrested john Frank
lin at his brothers house, fourteen miles from
Corvellis. The prisoner is charged with muir
dering A. G. Uttley st Davis Creek, Modoc
county. on August 26 h, aud arrived at his
brothers place last Saturday. The Sheriff.
returns with his prisoner tomorrow.
Owing to the thick fog and smoke on Puget
Sound this week the Empire collided with
the Washington, damaging the latter's stern.
The Wilmington grounded near Seattle, re-
maining eight hours.
In the case of the ship Oriental VS.. the
British bark Lauderdale, damages for COLI
sion few months ago on Puget Sound, it
was decided the former was entitled to
SIG 600.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

Scsndinsyisns. The immigrants belong to
the Iaboriog class. were cleanly and comfort.
ably clad, sni appeared contented.
Suicide ef Wife Murderer.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), September 9sh.-At
7:S0 Saturday evening, Stantine Murdi, coz
fined in the Stanford jail for wife murder,
hanged himself TAe murder was horrible
one, the woman's throat being cut from ear
to ear with hatchet.
Snow I'm the Rockies.
DENVER, September 9.h.-Six inches of
snow f-n in tie Argentine Pass Thursday
evening.
TheFmOmetrical.
CHICAGO, September 9sh.-Temperature
4S' to 55'.
New YORK, September 9.h.-Temperature
CO and 49'.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Iiems from Ylctoria.

VICTORIA, September Sth.-The Govern
ment offers a reward Of $500 for the sppre-
hengiop of Anderson, who killed Hesss with
an sx, Anderson left here on the Idaho for
Portland on the last trip.
A swiudler, who represented himself as
canvassing for the Northern Pacific AdrcrtiSer,
left an unpaid bill and valise at the Duard
House several days ago. The valise. on be-
ing opened, disclosed pair OF dirty. socks, q
worn out shirt and the stub OF a receipt book,
which showed he had collected large sums
from psople on the line Of the Northern Pa
ciic Railroad.
A dense log snd smoke has continued fol
more than month. Crops are below the
average.
The First Presbyterian Church of Pandora
was burned Wednesday morning; insurance
81, 00O The congregation lately joined the
Presbyi erian Church of Canada.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
FoRRIGN NEWS.
The Anti Jewish Disorders.

Ene ANU Jc"HsH GlSOEucTss
AGRAs, September 9sh.-A crowd Of per-
sons yesterday smashed the windows of cafe
and several houses occupied by Jews. The
military fred on the mob, and several rioters
were arrested. The disorder was not Eup-
pressed until 2 o'clock this morning. The
communal elections tomorrow are postponed,
through fear of fucther outbreak. Collisions
are frequent in the districts between the
peasants aud gems d'srmes. Several of the
former have been killed and wounded.
The King of spain In Vienna
VIENNA, September 9h.-King Alfonso
arrived this evening. He was met at the de-
pot by the Emperor, Grown Prince Rudolph
aud Archdukes Albert, William and Eugene,
who greeted him cordially. King Alfonso
was escorted to the Imperial Palace. He re-
mains 10 Vienna until the 10Th instant.
The Prevailing Question In MOnSkOng.
HoNGKoNG, September 9sh.-It is re-
ported that the Chinese are erecting defeuses
between Canton and the mouth of the river
The question row here is not viii there be
war ?' but Wnen and where will it begin p
"GOing for" the False Prophet.
KHARToUN. September 9sh.-Hicks Pashs,
with 6. COO troops, started from this place to.
day along the left bank of the White Nile,
on q campaign against the False Prophet
l0e 1atSeI Is EbptIttu T65clubs, ana uSCielNE
fighting is expected by the end of the month
The rebels have closed the road from Berber
to Suskim.
Russian Chapel COHsecrRted.
COPENHAGEN, September 9sh.-The Rus
sian chapel was consecrsted here to-day. The
Gar and Czs-ina of Russia, the King and
Queen Of Greece, Prince of Wales and all the
members of the Danish royal family were
present.
Agreement Violated.
TEHERAS, September 9.h.-An. Envoy of
the Shah OF Persia is on his way to Cabul,
contrary to the engagement entered into with
the Indian Government.
Seriously Ill.
DUBLIN, September 9ih.-Hugh Law, Lord
Chancellor of Ireland, Is seriously i'll.
Member of Parliament Dead.
LONDON, September 9.h.-Huga Birley,
member Of Parliament for Manchester, is
dead, aged IS. He vas Conservative.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
MARRIED.

Sacramento September 8-By Rev. Carroll H. Davis.
Charles Z. JoJ to Catherine Callahan, bosh of this
city.
Sacramento, September 6-By Rev. Il. H. Rice, Be
manls hissamJre to Sarah Fitzgerald, both Of
Folsom.
Jackson, September 3-Chsrles Wood TO Annie Cox.
SHASTA, august &c. G. Barrett to Miss Emms
Frank
Shasta county, August 29-Lincoln AIbee to Maria
Durham.
Sonora September 4-Chew Quong to Gum Hee
Coulteryilie, August Henry NJ. Daigl9 10 Louisa
Paris.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
RNRN-

Sacramento, September 7-Wue Of }. B. Smith, e
sen.
Bri hton, September 5-Wife Of John Davis, a
daughter.
Near Gait, September s-wife of T. ii. Blrnaart, a
SON.
Near Gait, August 22-wite Of Rom.in leroy,
daughter.
Placefville, September 6-wife Of Wa. ConOelleck,
daughter.
Shasta, August 24-wife of Laurence Gillian,
daughter.
Woodland, September G-Wife If L. u Prlndle, a
daughter.
Auburn, September 3-Wife of o. F. ssavey, son.
Yosemite Valley, August 80 Wife u Fred Bright
man, son.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

THE HIGHEST PEAK IN NEvADA.-The
Phoebe Record says Major William Em.
beck, of the United States Geodetic Sur
vey, has arrived here from JEFF Davis Peak.
He will establish station for observations
on the high peak, about twenty miles east
of Phoebe, where q number of his party
were taking observations last fall. His
train Of wagons conveying instruments,
supplies, etc., arrived in Rose valley on
Sunday, where his supply station viii be
established. Heexpecss to have his instru-
meuts placed in position for taking OBJ.
servations about next Monday, and has
invited a number of our eisizsns there TO
witness the manner in which the survey is
made, and the working of the different IT,
struments. After finishing the work in
this locality he viii then make his next
camp in the vicinity of Beaver. Utah. He
states the altitude of JEFF Davis Peak to be
l3, ,075 feet-the highest peak in Nevada.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

HERoIsM OF 4 FIREMAN. N.-The Chico
Record Of September 7th furnishes the fol-
lowing:
Jimmy Shay, a young Irish fireman on
the California and Oregon freight train en-
gine, did brave and noble deed this morn
ing, at great risk of losing his life. As
the heavy train was about crossing The
Dayton wagon-road bridge Jimmy, to his
horror, noticed a child-a golden haired
little girl-plaYing on the railroad track,
utterly unconscious Of the approaching
danger. The young fireman also ssw a
woman rushing wildly toward the fast.
approaching cars, waving her bonnet in a
frantic manner. Jimmy's heart leaped to
MS throat as be took In the situation of the
babe, and being determined to save it, he
hurriedly climbed to the narrow walk along
the engines boiler and made his way to the
cow-catcher. Here he held on with his
strong righs arm, and with bis left he
reached far farwsrd and grabbed the girl
from the track just as toe ponderous iron
horse was about 80 pass over her. The en-.
ginser toon bad the train at 4 standstill,
and the child was gently placed in It's now
happy mothers arms. The child is the
only daughter of dr and Mira. Leonard
Ssebbins, newcomers at Chico. Jimmy
Shay, before taking his seat in the cab
again, was heartily hugged and kissed by
the woman he had made SO happy, and as
he took his seat to ring the bell tears could
be sotiesd coursing down his smoke.coYeTei
face,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
SATURDAYS DISPATCHES.

Disastrous Flood In Texas-sale OF Ihe
Greeley Parm-Railroad Disaster-Frost
In the Northwest COBduct OF
a Texas stepfather-strike of italian
LabOrers Another Chicago Scandal
Affairs in Foreign Landslide.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
NEVADA.
Roy Drowned

VIRGINIA, September Sth.-Lzst Wednes-
dsv afternuon Chester j.. son Of Albert Will
Jams, Of Silver City. Lyon county, boy 10
years Of age, was dsowaed in stun pond,
wbe,e tie water was but three feet deep.
The how fell down snd did rot rise again,
when t6e boys with him rac away for help.
xsbieh came TOO late,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.

Serious Railroad Accidents-Rn Illinois
Church Blown Up with POwder-At-
tempt TO "BIeed" an Erie Millionaire
Veteran Soldiers In Baitimore-lhe
Fire Record-suicide OF Wife Muir
derer-The Frost in the Northwest
Affairs In Foreign Landslide.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

tineuished party, and accompanies them to
San Francisco. Sir Sydney is on pleasure
trin around ths world. Tue Corean Embassy
nlssed here this morning. They go direct 10
Washington.
cars Precipitated IRto Greek.
OGDEN September 9 h.-The eaEt-bound
freieht train on the Union Pacific Railway
broke in two while crossing bridge near
Marston station, Wyoming. the two ends
ming together with great force: One span
Of che bridge gave way. p.ecipitating tGIr-
teen freight cars into the creek below. Inc
traffic Of tie road will suffer little or no de-
teuti0n. A tramp, stealing ride, lost leg
in tie wreck.
Severely Punished
SALT LAKE. September 9th.-Two en-
plovss in the mechanical department OF the
Dsnver and Rio Graude Railway Company
in this City. W. DeeriDg snd l.. Z. Ames
vent fishing in Jordan river to day, and
were using giant powder, in violation OF the
Territorial laws, to kill the fish. By pre-;
mature explosion Deering had mis- legs and
ons arm blown Of, ard died in a few hours
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
PACIFIC slope.

Close Of the Grass Valley aad Marysville
FaIrs-FataI land Quarrel-EteDs from
Oregon-stabb,sg at Grass Vaiiey-Ihe
Fever at Guaymas-Boy Drowned an
Three Feet of wner-Adviees from
British COlumbia-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
SAHFORD'S RADICAL CUBE.

Head Colds, watery Discharges from tho Nose
and Eyes, Ringing Noises In the Head, Nervous
Headache and Fever instantly relieved.
Choking mucus dislodged, membrane cleansed
and besled, breath sweetened smell, taste and
hearing restored, aud ravages checked.
Cough, Bronchitis Droppings into the Throat,
Pains in the Chest, Dyspepsia Wasting Of Strength
and Flesh, Loss oi Sleep, eto., cured.
One bottle Radical Cure one box Catarraal SOL
vent and one DR.. SaHfords Inhaler Ia one package,
of all druggists, for 81 Ask for SASFoRp's RADICAL
CURE, pure dstillation Of Witch Hazel, Am.
Pine, Ca. Fir, Marigold, Clover Blossoms, otc.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL co, Boston.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

The SOLITARY BaadIt.

SALT LAKE. September Ssh.-The cowboy
who sobbsd the conductor and eight psssen-
gers on the Northern Reiiwsy, and held the
traiG, was brought TO Salt Lake today and
placed in the Utah PenitsntiAry. BE gave
his name as John Smith. He Is of slender
build and rather Insignificant in appearance.
Distinguished Travellers.
OGDEY, Sepsember 9:h. - Sir Sydney
Wstsrlow, member If Parliament and phi.
Ianthrapist. aud Lady Wa5erl5w, Of London,
left here this morning in the Directors car of
the c. P. r. R. ~ II Mills. Of Sar Fran
cisco, brought the car bers TO inset the dis
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

sssndard on the frontier, proolsiIniag the re-
public, after which they fed to France,
Events in lima.
LIMA, Sepiembe, Slh.-Pfolonsed shocks
of earthquake were felt here at P. N. on
the 6.h instant.
M0ntero has published deoree sano.iouing
the existence OF the military ficers whose
appointments were created by the exigel.r g
Of the var, and has detailed their nausssfs zad
functions
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
ARIZONA.
A Miner,s FnII,

CLIFTON, September Ssh.-Michael Welch
fell 125 feet to the bottom of a shaft in the
Horseshoe mine yesterday, bresking his right
thigh bone aud leg bslow the knee and his
ankle, besides recsiving an ugly scalp wound.
The physicians IN Attendance think he will
recover.
The Yellow Fever Scare.
Tucsox, September Ssh.-Tasre has been
some little alarm created here from reports
that yellow fever was raging in Guaymas,
Sonors, and that thrss parties who arrived
here isst night were stricken with it. DR.. j.
G. Handy, Health Officer Of Tucson, states
that The cases are nothing but tYpho.malarisl
fever, known in Sonora ss tonto, or crazy
fever, from the fact that the victims become
delirious when attacked with it. DR.. Handy
zsys he has treated many cases every year
during this season for the last seventeen years,
and ne hss no doubt but what the rumors of
yellow fever in Guaymas are gr0undless. In
answer TO s telegram 90 the City Physician at
Guaymas today. the following was received {:
"There Is no yellow fever in Gusymss. We
have a great many cases Of tonic fever, but
very few deaths. Unless complicated with
other diseases, it ia hs same fever prevalent
to some extent here every year, but more this
year than ever bsfoTe, on account OF q lack
of RAIN"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
noMEsTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RscoED-usoS.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
CALIFORNIA.

lDlsrA1cHss OF SATURDAY AND susDAr.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
Atiempl 70 Reseae CeIawayo.

DURHAM, September 8th.-Sevesty armed
Beers have crossed the borders Of Isandula,
presumably for the purpose Of rescuing King
Cetawayo.
Raising The Republican standard.
PAMPELUsA tSpain), September S.h.-A
Spanish sergeant and four soldiers raised the
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

EsT OE LETTERS REs5 ssEggG IN
4 the Postofice at Sacramento Ga Monday
SeDtember TO- 1853:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
JeweIry store BuraIarized.

MERIDIAN (Conn.), September 9sh.-Bur.
glars entered the large jswelry store of
Henry NJ. Mather, this morning, opened She
safe by cutting the doors to pieces with
costly tools, which they left behind. They
secured about 100 gold and silver watches
snd seal rings, valued at over 81 600 Part
of the same story IS occupied by IL. Brooks
& Co, stationers. Their safe was also forced
open, and about $500 in cash taken.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
sensatlonal CrImInal TrLaI.

ERIE (Ps.l, September 9th.-A sensational
criminal trial has been begun here egaiust
Ezra Cooper, a millionaire. by Henry
Switchell and Byron and M. II. Fennor, on a
charge of adultery. who say in their tessi-
muny that Cooper's wife hired them to spy
on her husband, and that they caught him in
fagrante delicto. On the other hand. the
wife swesrs that she did nothing of the sort.
Cooper asserts that it is a blsckmsiliDg
scheme, and that the " detectives offered to
ssttle for $50, 600.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
The Dakota Convention.

CHICAGO, September S5h-A Washington
special says: a. NJ. Gibson, one Of the orig
inators of the star route prosecutions, is miss-
ing. He has not been seen for three weeks.
His friends have failed, after Inoss diligent
inqniry, to obtain Information as to his
whsleahouts. Last spring he commenced
the erection Of handsome residsuce, and
work was stopped month sgo as the COL
tractcr was ous Of funds. He hiss since re-
ceived no word from his employer. Gib5on's
Intimate friends ruspsct foul play, as be ives
a specisl object of hatred to the star reuters,
many Of them having sworn to get even vita
him
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
He Thought it was Free Country

NEW YORK, September 9sh.-On com
plant of Louis Forster, merchant in Mos
COW, Russia, to the United States Consul in
that city, clerk named John Gottleitz
Jakosh. aged 25, who fsd to this country
with Il, 900 rouhles belonging TO his employ
ers, the police Were instructed to look for the
fugitive. He arrived here August 15th and
today was arrested. He had not changed
his name, or attempted to concsal his iden-
tity. He told the police that he thought this
was free country, and could not be arrested
hara
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
Railroad Catastrophe.

BALTIMORE, Septsmber Sih.--A collision
occurred to-day on the Western Maryland
Railroad, twenty three miles from this city,
between a locomotive coming east aud an ex-
cursion train coming from Washington, with
several hundred persons, including many Ia
dies and children. Tie eellision occurred
through misunderstanding Of orders and iu
narrow cut near Patapsco station The To-
cOmotives came together with terrific crash.
The one running east jumping entirely on
the other. They were wed4&sn tightly to-
gether that at late hour tonight they had
not been separated. a man named Simons,
on the esst-0ound engine, was killed outright
James MeGufin and Edward Jewett, eugi.
neers, were both horribly sealded by escaping
steam. The track was obstEucted all day, so
that passengers had to be transferred. The
exearsionist5 from Washington, who re-
mained at the wreck till o'clock this after.
noon. were brought back and proceeded TO
Washington. Noue Of the exeursiolists
were injured.
Horrible Crime Of stepfather.
GAINESVILLE (Texl. September 8th.-C.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
Italian Laborers ON a Strike.
a Rlazlng Forest snbdned.

Boston, September Sth.-The great forest
FIRE which har been raging near Groton and
LittIeton since last Monday is now under
control. About 700 acres of land were
burned over, much Of it covered with wood
of from ten to twelve years growth. The
loss is hoavv
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
More Mornlons-

NEw YoBK, September 10sh--A. M.-The
steamship Nevais, brought 652 Mormon inn
migrants yesterday, on their way te Utah
and idaho. OF these. 262 were British,
mostly from London. Liverpool and Man
chester, 106 Germans and Swiss, and 284
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10
Passengers and Crew saved.

NEw YORK, September 8sh,-A telegram
was received at the ofice of the Cromwell
Steamship Company to day from st. John,
n. F., stating that the passengers and crew
of the wrecked steamer Gamma had all been
saved, without exception, but that all the
baggage and mails had been lost. The Captain
of the vessel remains at the sceHe of the dis
ssser
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-09-10

BALTIMORE, September 9.h.-A six.days
po.as-y ou- please walking match for 81, 600 and
The championship belt began to night at
1880. The contestants are Frank Hart, the
present holder # ths belt, Robert Vint. Al
bert Allison, William 0,Lsary. champion OF
ireland, Peter Panchos and George Hazel.
Panchot weat the FIRST mile in ssvsn minutes