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MISCELLANEOUS.
ITCHING AND BURNING!
ITCHING AND BURNING!

ECZEMA, OR SALT RHEUM, WITH ITS AGO
~ nizing itching and burning. instantly relieved
by a warm bath with CUTIcURA SOAP, and q single
application of CuTcURA, the great Skin Cure. This
repeated daily, with two three doses Of CUTICuRA
REseLvKNr, the New Blood Purifier, Duretic and
Aperient, to keep the blood csol, the perspiration
pute and unifritating, the bowels open, the liver
and kidneys active, will speedily cure Eczema, Tet
ter, Ringworm. Psoriasis, Lichen Pruritus, Scald
Head Dandruff and every species Of Itching Scaly
and Pimply Humors of the Scalp and Skin, when
the best physicians and all known remedies fail.
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San Francisco stock sAie..
SAN Francisco. November 9th
a.aor4~r
MARRIED..

Sacramento, November s-By Rev Father Grace,
A C. Boothby, Of San Francisco, to Mary L. Car
ragher, Of this city.
Sacramento. November by Rev. Father Grace,
Joseph Bronner to Augustine Lamet, both Of this
city.
Woodland, November III. NJ. Grafton to Eliza Car.
son.
Yreka-Charles Breton to Bertha Autenrieth.
Dixon, November Frederick Mill r to Dora Coop
Winters. November IN. c. Darden 10 Emma
HAYNES
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NEVADA.
FrightfuI Fall Down a Mining Shaft.

FrlSntIul FaH Down u Minlng Snau'
VIRGINIA, November 9th.-Night before
last Henry Richards was killed at the old
Woodville shaft, lower Gold Hill. He and
two or three others went to explore the old
shaft and put upon it an old patent windlsss
that they picked up. Richards had only de-
scended few feet when the windlass became
unmansgsble, and he fell distance of over
300 feet, and was instantly killed.
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ITCHING HUMuRs,

Bakers, BARRIERS. Grocer's and washerwoman's
Itch, Itching Piles and Delicate Itching Humors,
peculiar to both sexes, which particularly dis
tressing at this season, instantly relieved and
speedily and permanently cured by the above treat
ment Now is the time, when the pores are open
and the perspration abundant to cleanse the blood
Of impurities, and the skin Of torturing and disfg
uring humors.
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Brewery Fires nj Seattle.

A Ukish tAlendocino county, dispatch of
November 7th says: Yesterday while Robert
Rawles, OF Bonneville. was out hunting in the
mountains between this place and the coast,
be ran into gathering of five bears three
old ones and two young ones. There being
no means of escaping. he had to trust to his
riffs. and in few seconds the entirei lot were
killed.
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or LETTERS

In our possession repeat this story: have been
terrible sufferer for years with Blood and Skin HUI
mors have been obliged to shun public places by
reason OF my disfguring humors have had the best
physicians; have spent hundreds of dollars and got
no real relief until l used the CUTIcuRA REMEDIES,
which have cured me, and left my skin and blood as
pure as a child's
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Re1urn nd CnnnrnI MIIes.

VANCOUVER, November 9th. - General
Miles returned to the headquarters Of the
Department of the Columbia day. There
will doubtless be q number of changes among
the chief officers in bis command. A grand
reception will be rendered him soon by the
officers Of the garrison.
Brewery Fires at Seattle.
SEATTLE, November 9th.-A FIRE this morn
ing destroyed the mslt-house belonging to A
Storah, proprietor of the Seattle brewery
The flames communicated with the County
Auditors and Treasurers Offices, destroying
the building. The county jsil occupied the
basement OF the same building, but the pris-
oners were removed in time to the city Jail.
All the county documents and books were
saved. Loss on malt-house, 81, 900 fully ip-
sured. The county's loss is fully 81 900 in
sured for 81, 600. The fire was undoubtedly
the work of an incendisry. This is the third
brewery FIRE here in nine months.
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CUT.CURa REMEDIES

Are the greatest medicines on earth.
J. W. ADAMS, Newark, O.
The half has not been told as their curative
powers C. A. WILLIAMS, Providence
They cure in every case.
Nv. BRooKwAY, NJ D., franklin, n. H.
My friends know how / suffered from Salt Hheum
until cured by them. MRS. A. K. BROWN, Maiden
Cured me Of Scrofulous Humor of thirteen years
duration J. Z. RICHARDSON, c. H, New Orleans
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FESTIVAL AT FOLSOM.

a FESTIVAL WILL. BE GIVEN ON THE "a
N 18th instant for the benefit OF ST. johns ~
Church, at firemsn's Hall, Folsom. An ~
cursion train will leave Sacramento at p es&S
sharp, stopping at all way stations, and viii return
in the morning at A. N. Music by Jones, Beebe
Co Is band. nlV-3t
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Mysterious Murder at " The Bay "-Fire
In seattle-Paddy Ryan Returns Home
-AdvIces from OreROn-Imp0rtant Ar
rest at Tucson BlOOdshed In Kern
Counfy-Etc.
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ARIZONA.

important Capture-smeIting and Mill
Ing Company.
Tucson, November 9th.-Two Mexicans,
giving the names of Jose Csrriosco and Fran.
cisco Pine, were arrested about week since
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SCRATCHED THE BLOOD.

hereby certify that only used them about six
weeks until was entirely well, but before l COM
menced using them my face, breast and back were
almost solid scab, and often scratched the blood
from my body lam now entirely WELL and think
your CUTICURA REMEDIES are the best for skin dis
eases that ever was brought before the public.
F. NJ. FOX, Caddo, Indian Ter.
Sold by all druggists. CUTlcURA, so cents; RE-
SOLVENT 81 SOAP, % cents. POTTER DRUG AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston, Mass.
Send for "HOw TO Cure Skin Diseases"
a25-lyWSSwly
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CT coo FIR sALE-A FARM OF 81
acres is moist land; balance fine for fruit and -.
vines location one mile from railroad depot.
Further particulars inquire of CARL STRoBEL,
a31 I street Sacramento nIO-lt+
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BORN.

Plaeerville, November Wife Of E. A. Boles, a
daughter.
Near Greenville, octobe SO-wife of c. II. Law
renee, a son.
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Paddy RYAN Called Home.


OGDEN, November 9Eh.-A telegram re-
ceived from Mrs. Ryan to-day announcing
the dangerous illness of their only child. calls
Paddy Ryan home, leaving for Chicago this
evening. The Pacific coast meetings are
temporarily abandoned and the time of
meeting Professor Miller in San Francisco is
now in doubt.
GentIIes PIeased-Walls OF the Temple
Completed.
SALT LAKE, November 9Lh.-The COM
meuts of Eastern journals on the Utah ques-
ton are received with pleasure by the Cen
tiles, who think the public appreciate the
relations between the Mormons and the Gov
eminent. Every day prominent members
leave for the East, and an influential lobby
will be present in Washington to defeat any
legislation looking to the overthrow of the
priesthood.
To-day the main walls Of the Temple were
completed. They are ten feet thick, of solid
granite, and So feet high. The foundation
was laid twenty eight years ago. The cost
to the present time has been 81, 10000 1t
will require six years more in which to COM
plete it,
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DEALERS IN ALL KINDS OF %
IL Fresh Meats and Sausages,
and the same delivered TO any part H
Of the city. nl0-lm
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ACrand Concert
MRS. FLEIssNBR-LEWIs,

ASSISTED b
Mrs Edwd. Caiwalader, Mrs. Clara Byrne, Miss
Cau1e Warren (of San Francisco), Miss Carrie K.
Dray Prof Otto Fleissner, Mr.. Jos. Terry, Mr..
viii Beardslee (drst appearance),
AT CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH,
Wednesday Evening. New. Isfh. az o'clock
Admission, SOC. Tickets can be procured at Music
stores Of L. K. HAMMER and K. DALE, and
UnuGHTONiS Book Store n10.3tSTuW
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CALIFORNIA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REcoRD,uMos.l
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SOIREES AT FLOalN.

HANGING SOIREES WILL BE GIVEN "a
IL at Granger Hall, Florin, every Sstur- ~
DAY Evening. Gentlemen, Soc; Ladies' free ~
n10-1t+ USx<
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NOTICE.
upOnASSeSSlnGntS
Made by the State
Board Of EQuali-
cation.

In ACCORDANCE WITH THE PROVISIONS
IL OF Section 1865 OF the Political Code, approved
MARCH 9, 1888, notice is hereby given that have
received from the State Board of Equalization the
Duplicate Record of Assessments Of Railways" and
the Duplicate Record of Apportionment of Rail.
way Assessments, containing the Assessment upon
the property of each Of the following named per.
sons, associations and corporations, to wit:
Amador Branch Railroad Company;
N D. Rideout and n. Lunning California North
ern Railroad;
California Pacific Railroad Company;
Central Pacific Railroad Company;
California Southern Railroad Company;
Northern Railway Company;
Sacramento and PIacerville Railroad Company;
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad Com.
pany;
San Pablo and Tulare Railroad Company;
Stockton and Copperopos Railroad Company;
Southern Pacific Railroad Company;
Vaca Valley and Clear Lake Railroad Company
Nevada County Narrow Gauge Railroad Company;
North Pacific Coast Railroad Company;
Pacific Coast Railway Company;
Pacific Improvement Company;
San JOAQUIN and Sierra Nevada Railroad Company:
And the South Pacific Coast Railroad Company.
And that the Taxes upon the said Assessments are
now due and payable, and VIII be delinquent on the
Last Monday In December Next,
At o'clock P. NJ, and unless paid to the State
Treasurer at the Capitol. prior thereto, Five Per
Cent. will be added to the amount thereof.
JOHN p. DUNN,
Controller OF State.
Sacramento, October 80. 1883. o30-2p14t
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NOR SALE-A FRUIT FARM OF 152 sz1S
I acres, OF which 40 are under cultivation; w
a good sized bearing Orchard and Vineyard -
now established; healthy and fine location for rails
ing and shipping fruit all live stock, wagons and
implements go with the place. Price, IS, 600. Par
ticulars, inquire of CARL SIROBEL, 81 J street,
Sacramento. nl0-6tf
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-01-19

In the United States Senate on the 9th
several petitions IN favor o. National aid for
education were presented. "A resolution 20
terminate The Hawaiian treaty was referred.
The Presidential Succession bill was taken
up and Mr.. Etmund<' motion to recommit
was defeated. The amendment providing
that the Cabinet officer becoming Acting
President shall held 70 the end Of the term
was agreed 70 and The bill was passed. In
the House consideration Of the shipping bill
was resumed and several sections were dis
posed o..
IT was reported u London, Eng, on
the 9th that The British ship British Empire.
from shields for Bombay, was burned At
SEA Ten persons were saved, but two boats
containing The Captains mate and fourteen
hands were missing.
THE Secretary q Tie Treasury on
the 9th authorized the coinage o. new i've
cent nickel pieces 81 new design. Z little
larger and thinner than the present coin.
THE special election in the Ninth
Congressional District, Ind, 70 fIl the w
cancy occasioned BY the death Or Congress-
man Orth, on the 9th, resulted In the
election Or g. \. DoxIe. Republican.
The Western Flint and Lime Glass
Protective Association held ~ annual meet
ing AZ Pittsburgh. Pa, I few days ago. The
condition Of trade was reported very favor
able - 10 volume Or transactions, but prices
<ere very low.
FIRE destroyed the entire business por-
ton Of WayIand, : ANAL village twenty
miles south Of Grand Rapids, Mich. : few
days ago.
"A MAN who went By the name Of Pat
rick O'EciIly on the OH confessed 70 being
one Of the particIpatos In the murder 81
Lord Cavendish and Under Secretary Burke
IN Dublin last May. He confessed as Hugh
O'Donnell a. Holly. Orleans County. n. n.
OxE man was killed and two other
men rer iousIy injured BY the collision d
freight trains on the Pennsylvania Road II
| Clark's Ferry, Pa. on the oth.
CHARLES n. ScHAB, postmaster II
WaIcotsyille, n. n. made . general assign
ment the other morning. Liabilities, $780,,
0o0; assets. $4,000. II was saii q be the
heaviest failure in Niagara County ia ten
years.
Mrs. MELVILLE, wife or Engineer
Melville, o. the Jeanette expedition. va,
In court II Media. Pa, The other day. with
her children, 10 nsw : writ of habeas
corpus % determine whether she Or Mel
vile was entitled % the custody % the chill
dren.
THOMAS DoxoHUEs : respectable
farmer % Wnliamstown. Mass, made IN
application FOR . comittaI 20 . Iunatic
asylum the other day on account of ~ ir-
resIstibIc desire % Mil some one.
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reused from sleep By ne shock. and cases
were reported % chImneys toppling over.
TnE American expedition sent % The
Caps a. Good Hope 70 take observations %
The transit o. Venus. arrived . Plymouth
Eng, The other day, homeward bound.
They obtained two good observations q 10.
temal contact and look 80 photographs
over 80 o. which could b measured.
Br Affirming = verdict Of $500 OBJ
tanned By . widow against an insurance
company. the Supreme Court o. Na>sachu-
sctis recently established the right q a In
sured man 20 walk on = railroad track with
out violating the conditions or bis policy.
The wife % . Toronto. Cana, drug
gist named Robert Coombc, had fortwo years
been Of unsound mind, and The other day
her three grown daughters become simi-
larry afflicted.
SMALLPOX was reported q raginga t
Salem. Roanoke County. Va. on the sth.
Thirty cases had appeared. Roanoke Coli
legs was suspended, the public schools
were closed and business was q : stand
sim.
TREASURER G~ILFILLAN, Of Washing
t'Hs - e.'
few days ago, contributed BY the citizens Of
Lyons, France, % the Garfield Hospital
fund.
Tx anniversary OF the battle Of New
Orleans, January Sth, was celebrated with
due enthusiasm In many paris OF the
country.
Ii was said that four cars Of crude
silver. in bars o. ninety seven pounds each.
were consigned from the Montana mines TO
Chicago H. the other day. The value WAS
estimated q <l,uOo.o00- Tn treasure was
taken from Helena 70 Muir City, isS niles.
oy pui'-'Fains-
AT Washington the United States SUI
preme Court decided . case Of general inter-
est 70 shippers the other day. The question
raised By The case was whether The railroad
company. IN the absence Of : special con-
TRACK, was responsible % . shipper for the
safety Of freight after such freight bad been
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TOPICS OF THE DAY,
News from Everywhere.



IAN. 1--In the senate Z number a. petit
osons we're presented Tor : constitutional
ansndmsns p~rohfbirlnE ! menulacture and
80 - alcoholic li1uorA NJ. Logan conclud-
- his speech n Opposition - The ktz John
49<z<r r11. en4 ~ AcF~<[s4a n.4s -.
S->-<~5 1. - $500 $500 N 80 iIon.r :
m<norai 81 the American Science A-socia-
0<on asking C0nxroas 20 distribute money %
- several States Tor educational purpose
80 referred. an1 the uouse went into Com
mlrfee u ne whole On ~ Army A~upropria.
Ton bin. NJ I~ounshon1 COZ N the chair
$50 - ,~~--uu -
@&<- >--A1 - r~@@t< - A4tt"'s st'1'
UHcCommif1re On nance. reported the House
I'm 10 r~dncr inerrnal revenue faxnsion with
- --r,& rmh~~~i-~ 4, errIr~ -rcxi~ion
-
tre $500 ana "a nc macnlnc<x for - SOL
31ct1o1- r<xrr4! ulu. 49, 80 repo!tr1.
4-c 49, ro<1t pFt.Prt~s1o4 49, tnS.
S<x<H w ne l.r,s1- 01n-1sx e..9 Y.
49, r111c1 ulskl o1A 49, .S-5n<4 49, -
~ - nn1iiy IAr-c1-; s--11 - LOU ~,
2-1.u@ Hsr Ixc-tut<4 ~ - 49, 80
Aucx Urzln< lrruE. xe4on 2! S1n9-s3 ~
~ tobacco -. ne Any ,.<s 80
~ ~ nc Feno1e<on o.sns'eS pth ~eEe
4@
Jan. 5--rcfIfious for Increased pensions
:, o-~-~~,ed ma ou> ,,~~rd .o,dirr~ wrrr
s--.-s a ~ 1870 r.-s~sc- - ~
81<@H@<4 ~ t4< <<A~<<- Af<<+>@ 80
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Ill., I1~HTTIUIIUm n the GuIuu1I1V ~ A.-
u shs survivors.
cor,x r..vr, ", y...
one ~ ~ ..Iae., .ccid..,. M, NV
heen chr.,Icl.a N, ~. ..,,,o. - ~. 800
occurred ~ ,he co.l NINA onex.,.a ". $3.50
q xi.h.t t..d., ". .x.,,.,.. .~.. ,s
~ nicce- ...er.,v e.t.,,,.~ .,.~~,.,a '1.
~ M. NM
II 80. ~ ~. ,,.,o.e 80. -
xhe, IN. e,.s...r A n.,,s .,.-.~,
~ . ...msd .~.,,.t.. ..n,.a -,enr .n No
earth .,d ,octi,v ,o,r.~t ~. .o.,n !,
sh.n ~ 80 . vo,nm. - ,h;si- hl..r s..~s~
ponr,ng ,heresrcm Al, 81. .~.,...,srs
prexrnted i,seIs ~ N. MIA - MI, 49,
horr,hl. or.-., .~.,.'tna ~ s~.~a.-.
~ new 49,, ~. fo~.mr~ ~ .,.... n.hr.
human heIo,s ,re,e h.low INA ~ 81. s.,~'
II n.r.,x~s 80 Z. ,....., 4. n. ..n.,-..
a. their ~. ~ ~.s ,'r.,,or, ~ M
senses ~ shsrn TN :, Il. 80, ! III
.Lo~,,, ~, ,hs-. -. s.rn .,..'
below .rd 4 s.o,her s.co,d II Nh y,
~ m,chinerv VI mo,,o. Vim N ~ s,..s.
pressure ~ co,Ia .o,trn, I, ..c.,sd .,,,s'
Zine hefore ~ c.,s c.m. ~ ~. s.r,.aa
hut ~ .r.,re.r M - sts,d ~ h,s aar,.s
ana h.d 81 ws,.h ~ y y, d,.,s... W.
n Ala .pne.r M fo,.m.n s.,,e.,s~ 49,
Ana : hov n.m.a w,,l,.n e,.~. .-m.~-
IN 4 .ri euer,ea sro,s n. .,n,c as1.ae,~
srhev wcre - un,,or.e,v h,.sr "a ,on.
h,ri,v reco,, nj. .,d ,hav ..~. ~ ~
.enxeiess thro,,-h s,0o..,,c, ~ 49,.
roon recover.d s,,nsc,e,,,v - 49,. $500
ment thar there h.d Nam - s~o,ostcn -,
Iii ~ men were nroh.hIv dead and M {.
.,,d xoung Starr h.a o,ly ss..nea \,
w,r.c,.
NJ v;she, a.. :, n. ~ - ~,.,...
Homes. ,x.s ana NJ . sm.l, n.rty ~ immed;-
afely board The Gaze. and. taking their livs.
n their hands. they went down. The smoke
proved too dense. however. ana thew We're
compelled "a return. second lin ~.
made soon af,erward. ard 4 third. and .
fourth. but they were futile. One hraxe
fellow named Harry I.onr~hore made such
= desperate endesvor "a reach his dving
friends that he ,vss overcome dr.cyed o,t
senxeless .nd now liz ~ . critical randi.
tion. For four hours nothing could ~ done.
ANA meantime 1 telecram ~. sent ~
~neIrhborjng town for miner. Ia aid m Tia
rescue. While waiting for ~ smoke "A c,e.r
awax NJ. Macon vave . Mi .,a,emart IN.
essniiaIlx - fol,o,s.
The shaft \. aao feet dean ana ~ ~ ho,.
tam . corriaor Evan 80, Mia, e.d. e,st.
u.rd "a over two h,rdred v.rds n,
-.---- NJ. H. $3.50 N"
e'ener sIue % .n's eofr'aor tne mining rooms
open on and the men during the day work
In there. drilling holes into the seven foot
vein az coal ana charging them win INV.
a. n 4. cn.fom.ry .ho,,, forr o,s,o.k
49,. - /. e.sssy Ao"u' v"' v'c'oeA
every evening 20 discharge these blasts with
fuse. This afternoon about four o'clock l
went down and found that there were fhir.
t..c c,.,r,e. 5000 ~ ~ svea ~. m.c
$1,000 ~s~-. ~ -~s
~.'e ..o.s .e..S = wy = NY ",ku' 4
/ told them 70 firc on the shots. When they
IA this fhnv III aooE ANNA $40 r{rIa ~ unnk
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few d.vs 80. ana ~ere sentencrd Is nav :
| fn> q $50 esch. ana 10 b. imprisoned In
ne Eastern Penitentiary.
a PurLADrLPuIA Ra.) editor was
recently indeed o. Z charge % stealing
records from he -prothonotary's onicc.
GrOR0r Srrmoun. 4 colored waiter
~ = Ionr Dr,nch hofel. - arrested m
P~hIlsdelDhi.- ~. : few d,vs sro with sew
er.l fhonsrnd dollar, worth Of diamonds.
whIch wer~ sfol>n l.st simmer.
rorR ind;cfments for embezzlcment
..a.s.~..~~ 800. s..,,a 4. ~ york .,.in.t
crorrs i. Ricc' ex-Pre>ident II the Utica.
Ishics 4 Elmira Railroad ! lev day. ago.
Tnr Inman steamer CITY 81 Brussels.
c.pt.i. T...s. from Sew York for Liver
mai 49, run dovv, 4, 49, Iri~h channel bv
the GLASGOW steamer during ! TO- ths other
| DIV and ten persons were drowned.
ORR man was killed and two Others
,~>re s-eriousIv i.t.,red bv : locomotiye back
inr N for . train near GlerIon station.
Pa. ! few DAYS 20.
.JoHn EpwARps. I mulatto farm IA
hor~r = Rochester. W. abducted The
vounr daughter 81 Charles Nanh. bis en-
pI0ycr the other day By calling ~ the SCHOOL,
house with : double sleigh. They spent one
night at Montpelier hotel q John Andres
and wife. Citizens we're IN search Of them
from Rutland 70 the Canada line.
A MEDICAL student named Rodoric
! Sreirpon. az Montreal. Cana. Va arrested
- 1900 80 Il ,--,.-~ ~ NJ
~ss.-s-. TO- s,rts.e~s.
--~~-- $500 $3.50
tured.
The authorities Il Reading, Pa, the
other dsv arrested two county butchers,
CHARGED Win selling the meat OF three hogs
which were bitten br mad dogs and died Of
rabies. II vas alleged thai ! number or
-.-r $780, -c~k
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-13

to signals, the fugitives fearing they might
be beset by our Apache scouts to sntFap
them. They told rs that they
had white boy who was In
village jumped by our scouts. He had
run off with squaws who had escaped and
who had not yet been beard from. They
assured me every one OF the band should
come in il would remain . short time.
The terms Of treaty embarrassed me great.
ly, and being in that rough region with
Rations Rapidly DisaPpeaFfng.
there being between three and four hun.
dred Chiricahuas to feed. / was compelled
to return with the Chiricahuas.
have strong hopes OF being able to clean
the mountains OF the last one. OF these
now with Us are Loco and Slana, so often
reported, and families OF other prominent
chiefs. / saw ne Mexican troops, and after
leaving the settlements in Sonora did not
see q Mexican other than the captives res
cued. ! have such assurance from Indians
that the boy will be brought back alive
that am looking for him every moment.
Will inform 20 u by courier.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1883-06-13
BEN WOOD.
General Local News SD 0ssstD.

General Local News ssd 0ssstp.
The school situsted about . mile below
this city. which was conducted 90 success
fully by Prof A. Warden and Miss Anns
McCabe, closed Monday. They picuicsd
yesterday.
man Condry assault assaulted him .s i..t 1T rtidsy ,s.
Mayor, after hearing the evidence. dis
charged him and fined Garrity y and costs.
Amounting TO -.
Miss Msggie Dolan, OF Pittsburgh, Who
was summoned here by the drowning Of
her little brother last week, returned yss.
terday
Frank Roberts. OF Harrisville. Ohio. was
visiting Harry Bowers In the lore part Of
the week.
Miss Emma PelIey, one Of our handsome
young ladies 10 visiting her grandfather,
Squire Morgar, OF Sherrsrd.
oh ye inhabitants OF this citadel, carve
in your memory the municipal Law in 70.
gard 10 throwing garbage and rubbish In
shall repent.
Miss Anna McCabe left for Pittsburgh
yesterday afternoon. She goes for treat
ment for paralysis, she having been parsi-
yzed after severe fever when Q child aad
IL affected her walking. i.
Mr. sergs house In the upper PAft o.
the city In rapidly nearing complstiou.
This Is about the sixth build.
in town. We are improving
very rapidly, and some time
near the terminus OF this century Wheel.
ing will want Us 10 consolidate With Ritch.
ietovn. But truce TO that, We shail say.
and In the twentieth century We shall have
Wheeling tucked 10 Benwood.
A crowd OF our young folks propose to
attend the strawberry festival, which viii
he held In 6hersrd Saturday evening.
BsIiaire looked quite gsy snd festive
With her decoration. yesterdsy.