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Little John Jarrett.

John jarrett always took interest
in what is known in amalgamated
parlance AS ''solitary cases" These
are cases where the firm or its man
agrr picks out u man in the mill and
discharges him, his otfense usually
being his ZealOusness fer his order.
While Mr.. Jarrett was in Phiiadel-
phia one Of these cases was reported
to headquarters from the Bethlehem
Iron Company's works, at Bethle-
hem, Pa. Mr.. Jarrett was in the
Philadelphia office when the inform
auion came in. He determined to in
vestigate the matter in person.
Reaching Bethlehem he went quietly
among the men, i c,sniio, and gatL-
cred after much effort the true state
state of affairs. He approached the
manager, and after making few in
quiries he demandejjtbat the man be
restored to his place. The manager
looked at the little man dressed
in sober blue and said:
"And who are you.' "Tm
Jarrett" said the little pres
ident Of the big puddlers of America.
He did not say it loud nor with ap-
parent pride. The manager looked
at him, the men took in the situation
and looked with admiration upon
the little labor champion. He did
not talk back, however, but went
straightway and called the company
together and told them that Jarrett
was among the men and demanded
the restoration of the last man dis
charged. The big Bethlehem Iron
company were scared at the little
Welshman's presence and without
further parey ordered shut down
of steel mill with an annual average
output of 135, 900 tons. Thus the sit
uation rests, and Jarrett told the meh
to see that the mill be kept shut
down until the discharged man was
restored. He then lett as quietly as
he came, his visit producing a good
effect upon the men.-PiHsdury Dis
patch.
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Sir Kn iphtS.

DENVER, Aug. ll.-Delegates tO
the triennial conc lave of the General
Grand Chapter f Royal Arch Ma
sons, which besi rs here next MOn-
day, began arrivi ny yesterday. The
Chapter is bC siness organization
exclusively, brir ging with it no out
side display w natever. About $50
delegates are ex pected to be present.
Great preparat .ons are making for
their reception. Fred F. Chapman,
of Boston, pres iding officer, arrived
YESTERDAY, La, .ge bodies OF Sir
knights. en- 70 ute to San Francisco,
are arriving Y every train. The
New York Il Legation arrived this
evening, will pend Sunday at some
mountain res Ort, continuing the
journey Mond. W.
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NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Telegraph Situation Un-
changed.
Elaborate Preparations for
the Conclave.
Striking Railroad Telegraph
ers in Texas.
Cutting the Wires at Jersey
City
w. U. Wires Gut.

JERSEY CITY, Aug. 1.-THE wires
of the w. u. Co. were cut in two
places this morning at the foot of st.
Paul avenue where twenty-five wires
are united to form the cable under
the Hackensack river. All the wires
were severed: They were also cut on
Newark avenue at the foot of the
bill. The New Jersey & New York
Thelephone Co.'s wires were cut on
the corner of Brunswick and First
st 'eet, completely shutting off COM
munication with Newark, Orange,
and other points on the trunk line
as it is called. A force of linemen
are at work repairing lines.
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Wash1nRtOn Notes.

BERLIN, Aug. 1O.-The brother of
Prof. Pultliz, who killed himself, hav-
ing drawn the death lot in so-called
American duel, has written note
confirming the statement of the de-
ceased professor, and he produces let
ters showing that the duel grew out
of a dispute with Jewish lawyer OIL
the Jewish question.
BALT1MoE, Aug. 10'-The steamer
VIM. Lawrence from Havana, when
off Point Lookout early this morning
was in collision with the schooner
Sarah Lovinia. The schooner i'm
mediately sunk carrying down the
wife and two children of Capt. An
derson and Joseph Lowell, the cook.
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Miscellaneous.

OMAHA, Aug. 1O.-Conductor L. p.
Taylor, Of the Union Pacific. died this
morning of spider bite received on the
lip last Sunday.
Albert Hinning, mail carrier, has
skipped out, abandoning his family
and leaving numerous creditors. 1t
it rumOred he has eloped with some
woman.
BOSTON, Aug. TO- The Journal
says Amasa Lucas, of StoughtOn.
Mass, agent for Boston flour firm,
is reported to have disappeared under
circumstances indicating financial
embarrassment. No particulars are
given.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 10.-The acting
controller Of the currency has instrut-
ed the State examiner to look into
the condition of the First National
Bank of indianapolis, and report.
The treasury Department having
been Informed of the seizure at Rich
mond of the schooner E. &. Irwin for
carrying munitions of war, in viola
tion of the neutrality laws, has order
GU UlC OdpCNlA VI l1lC FCS0Cl W DO
detained until the matter is fully
investigated.
. WASHINGTON, Aug. 1O-The Au-
gust cotton returns to the Department
of Agriculture are less favorable than
those of July. The condition is lower
in every State except two.
NEW YORK, Aug. lO-The Tribune
fresh air fund has sent forty children
to the Shenango Forks, under the su.
pervision of the clergymen of that
place, to be gone two weeks.
The Bertholdi statue committee
has adopted a design in pedestal Of
fered by Richard NJ. Hunt. The in
scription will not be made public un-
til copyrighted.
NEW BEDFORD, Mass, Aug. 10
The Southern Massachusetts Tele-
phone company has unanimously
voted to consolidate with the other
companies in New England.
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Aug. 1O.-Her-
reschaffs steam yacht, "One Hun
dred," never beaten. was sold to-day
to Burk Hastings, late of California,
and 8! arts on Monday for st. Claire,
Michigan, going through the Erie
canal.
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NickerSCn's Case.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 1.-THE War
Department is just now puzzled
how to dismiss Major Nickerson
from the army. Charges have been
preferred against him as deserter,
but he complies with the law by re-
porting to the Department his ad-
dress at the regular intervals pre-
scribed. When the Department looks
for him, he has flown, and left no
trace behind The case will be re-
ported to Congress for settlement.
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A Hung Jury.

WHEELING, w. Va, Aug. 1O.-A
month ago to-day, the lria! OF Keller,
pilot on the steamer Sciota, which
came in collision with the steamer
John A. Lomas, on July 4tb, where
nearly 50 lives were lost. was COM
menced at Parkersburg, Wess Vir-
ginia, in the circuit court on Thurs
day evening lasr. 1t was given to the
jury to day. After doing all that
could be done TO obtain verdict, the
jury was discharged without agree
ing.
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Prepara. IONS Making for the Con-
clayE.

SAN F RANVIscO, aug. 1l.-Ihe
city is d, n,ming its conclave attire.
The pu billie buildings and prl-
vate hou. y, :atq beng decorated ana
the trium EGiad arches OH the corners
are appr, s.ching completion. The
court yard OF the Palace hotel pre-
sents bu ~ scene each train bring"
ing its qu. ITO .of knlgEls. Grand Com
mander )eaIi arrives Tuesday, ts-
corled to the city bya deputa tioI
from The n"s Angeles, Gala, gra nd
commend ~: q IS arrival here will ne
pr, claim Ell by the un:urling from
the scjou rnTng> place Of tue great ban
ner thil ty-siN feet long. The list
rublisht d of subscriptions to the trI~
ennial onelave fund vary from four
bits to wenty five h undred dollars.
The list occupies thr ee columns OF All
ordinary newspaper and numbers
$4,000 names and tn total subscrip-
,tiOns reach $4,000.
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The Texas Telegraphers.

ST.. LOUIS, August 11.-Dispatcl.es
from Texas variously say, on the
authority of the brotherhood tele-
graphers, from 70 to over 200 opera
tors quit work on the Gould roads in
that State during the past two days,
but the railroads and Western Union
officials deny it most emphatically
and assert, as has previously been re-
ported in these dispatches, that only
ten men in all the offices abandoned
their keys and that there had been
no interruption to trains or business
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 1.-THE ofh'
cials of the B. T. 0. telegraph conpa-
nv report the situation unchanged as
a. well as their first determination
not to treat with the Brotherhood.
They disclaim any knowledge of a
committee of telegraphers having
been sent for as reported.
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Not Cholera-The River Nile.

ALEXANDRIA, Aug. 1.-THE Nile
continues to rise, and great damage
has already been done to the crops in
the vicinity of Assiol. The harvest
will be destroyed unless measures are
taken to prevent the approach Of the
water.
The English Doctors now here who
had experience in India in the ch0-
lera epidemic, report the disease now
prevailing in Egypt of distinctly
different character from Asiatic cho-
lera.
LONDON, Aug. 11.-There were 795
deaths from cholera in Egypt on
Thursday, including 80 at Cairo, 295
in the province Of Chorkich and lis
in the province of FoyOum.
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A BulldOser Sent Up.

LIVERPOOL, Aug. 10. - Patrick
O'Brlen. who with Michael Hynes
aid Frederic Haten, was arrested in
May last on a charge of spreading
circulars calculated to damage the
jurors who sat on the jury i'll
various trials in Dublin, has been
convicted and sentenced to six
months imprisonment. Hynes and
uaten were discharged.
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Canon Gerhard Dismissed.

ToURNAY, Bombay, August IL
The trial of Canon Geruard on the
charge of abstracting valuable papers
and securities from the Episcopal
Palace at TOurnay, was concluded
this morning. The Canon was found
not guilty.
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A Railway Operator Strike Over.

P1rTsBURG, Aug. 1.-THE strike of
the Pan Handle railway telegraph
operators, inaugurated last evening,
is over, all the operators who left their
instruments last evening having re-
turned to work, the company rein
stating them with the understanding
that they behave themselves. The
Brotherhood pronounce the telegram
ordering the Pan Handle operators
out bogus.
FORT WAYNE, Aug. 1O.-The teleg-
raphers are still working, and those
in a position to know, say no strike
will be ordered. Fifteen eastern
wires of the Western Union were cut
last night. and several more rendered
useless by connecting with fine wire
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Foreign News.

LONDON, August I'm. D'Espa-
leh from Paris asserts that lei
trallas is in Spain where he is per
sonally directing the rising in that
country which is declared spreading.
The Madrid correspondent of the
Post saws that the outbreak in Spain
is the result of scheme which lei
tralIas has been planning for the last
80 years.
MADRID August 1l.-An import
ant Cabinet council will he held to-
night.
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Sipns of. a. COMPROMISE.

CHICAGO, Aug lO.-The striking
telegraphers say they received dis
patch from Master Workman Camp
bell, New York. saying that the Bal
timore & Ohio Telegraph company
have sent for representatives of the
Brotherhood and that in all proba:
bility work will be resumed on it's
lines tomorrow.
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COALITIONS.


In all races three horses are to enter and
three to go, unless otherwise specified and no
horses will be allowed to enter for any of the
following races that have not some merit or
reputation for speed.
All entries for running and trotting races
must be made with the Secretary in sealed en-
velopes enclosing al entrance fee of ten per
cent. Of the total amount of the pfrse before 5
o'clock p. m. Of August the 18th,
In all of the following races the first horse
enty per cent, the second horse 20 per cent and
the third horse 10 per cent. of the stake purse
for which he Is running or trOtting.
All running horses are required to carry the
following weights: In class stake and purses
two year olds, 105 pounds; three year olds, ITO
pounds. In all-ayed stakes and purses-twO
year olds-S5 pounds; theee year olds, 107
pounds four year olds III pounds; five year
olds, 12l pounds. Three pounds allowed mares
and geldIngs
The Association reserves the right to alter
amend or postpone any or all of these races
should they for cause deem it expedient SO to
Horsemen will be required to have their hor-
ses ready and be promptly on hand at the time
specified.
The Association have determined to insist up
on this point, and parties disregarding it will be
liable to fine or suspension.
PROGRAMME
Ats 2p. m. Race l trotting purse 5000; min
ute class mile heats.
At p. IN. race .; running. Mining Mems
Purse of $500, Mile Heats Winner of mile heats
in Helena to carry pounds extra.
At p m. race 5: running; purse $3.50, with
500 added by the Daily inter Mountain For 8
year olds: mile i ,sh winner of the Derby in
Helena to carry pounds extra At least four
entries will be required in this race.
SECOND DAY.
At 2p. M. Race 1. running purse 500; for
year Olds; q mile dash; winner of Pioneer at
Helena to carry pounds extra.
At p. M. Race5. Grand Free for All TrOt.
Citizens Purse $500. Mile heats; > in 5.
At 4 p. N. Race 6; running; purse $500. u;
mile dash
THIRD DAY.
At p. m, Race l. trotting purse $3.50; $50
class mile heats s in >.
At p. N. Races running. Saloon and Ho-
tel Purse $500. Dash of miles. Winner of 2
mile dash at Helena to carry pounds extra.
At4p m. Race 8, running; purse 500; q
mile heats.
Parties desiring stable room will do well to
communicate with the Secretary at once. Ad-
dress, LEE MANTLE, Sec'y.
S-1Od&W
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ST. ALBANs, Aug. 1O-Bradley
Borlin denies the truth of the state
ment that the Southeastern road has
been sold to the National Construc-
lion company of New Jersey. Borlln
hopes to sell his road to those parties,
but the balance of the rumor from
Montreal is a Justification.
SCRANTON. Aug. 1O.-A. Ross, edl.
tor of the Boston Adcertiser, one OF
Rufus Hatch's Yellowstone excur-
sionists was severely injured here at
2 D. m., while attempting to board
moving train.
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ono A week made at home by the indus
. 1rious. Best business now before
the public. Capital not needed. We will
start you. Men, women, boys and girls
wanted everywhere to work for US. Now is
the time. You can work in spare time or
give your whole time to the business. No
other business will paw you nearly as well.
engaging at once Costly outfit and terms
free. Money made fast, easily and honOrably
Address True & Co., Augusta, Maine,
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StruUed or StGLe7l.

From the undersigned on or about tie mi Idle
of June, 1885, one bay mare, bride braid on left
ward of 10 will be paid for the delivery of the
animal to William Thompson, of this city, or s.
for information that will lead to her recovery.
BUTTE, Aug. 4, 1888. JOHN e. OBRIES.
S4-S-W-tf
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SHORT SERMONS.

A man that is young in years may
be old in hours.
The things which we enjoy are
passing, and we are passing who en-
ioy them.-Archbishop Leighton.
Men are guarded less by conscience
than by glory; and yet the shortest
way to glory is to be guided by con-
science.-Henry Home.
Let a man learn that everything in
nature. even notes and feathers, goes
bv law and not by luck, and that
what he sows he Emerson.
Frivolity, under whatever form it
appears, takes from attention its
strength, from thought its origlnall-
ty, from feeling its earnestness.-
Madame de iSdaL.
The eyes of men converse as much
as their tongues, with the advantage
that the ocular dialect needs no dc
tionary, but it is understood all the
world oyer.-En1ersOn.
Kind. loving is the hand that strikes,
However keen the smart,
If sor. ow's discipline can chase
One evil from the heart.
caroline Fry.
Mems thoughts are much accord
ing to their inclination; their dls-
course and speeches according to
their learning and infused opinions;
but their deeds are after as they nave
been accustomed.
A Southern philosopher argues
that all the self-made men are frauds.
The drunkards and paupers are SELF
made men, who spurned d the advice
of friends. "The men who are sue
r, ssful and honored are the ones VINO
have cherished a mothers love ana
teachings, and they are the making
of good mothers"
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A Malignant Disease Under Con-
troll.

MUsCATINE, Iowa, Aug. 1O.-The
scare at Wilton Junction is subsid-
ing. The disease proves to be malig-
nant dysentery, caused, the physicians
say, by malaria. No additional deaths
have occurred, though several per
sons are still very i'll. The general
condition OF the sick, who number
about 50, is much improved. DR..
Wood is better. 1t is believed the
disease is now under control.
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Coal.

will furnish the consumers of Charcoal i'll
Butte City and vicinity with whatever amount
they may desire at IL cents per bushel from this
time on. Prompt delivery. Guaranteed fist
class. Leave orders at Fred. Scheuer's, or postal
at box S74, postOtfice. d. V. SHERMAN.
22-d3m.
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St. Mary's Academy.
Salt Lake City, Utah.
Conducted by the
Sisters Of the Holy Cross

The course of study is thorough, embracing all
the branches of solid and refined education,
fitting the pupils to be intelligent useful and
accomplished members OF society.
French, German, Latin, Drawing, Special
Culture in Vocal Music, Ornamental Needle
Work, being included in the English course
form no eXtIa charge
The Musical and Art Departments, conducted
on the basis of the best European Conservato-
ries and Art Schools.
No interference with the religious belief Of
non-catholic pupils.
Terms for board and tuition moderate
Small boys received in q separate depart
ment.
Glasses to be resumed Monday, September 3,
1883.
For catalogues address as above. S4-s-w-2m.
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DAY DISPATCHES.
Railway Operators Ordered
Out.
The Egyptian Disease not
Asiatic Cholera.
The Sharp Practice Of Major
Nickerson.
Railroad Operators Strike.

MISCELLANEOUS, ETC., ETC.
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The Great English Remedy

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Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-25
MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden since last
report:
For Sacramento-Kingsiand & Son. 3 boxes tin
ware, box castings, boxes rolled iron, box oil
can frames z boxes cartridges, box cards, bun
dies furniture, bundles hollow ware. . boxes tin
ware, box mlchine cutters, box fire-irons, box
shovels, l box fiuters. box hollow ware keg 5
horseshoes, boxes iron chains, 20 kegs nails, 20
boxes merchandise, 40 bundles tinware, grind
stones, 3 wheebarrows l key drag teeth, cast
zinc, coils rope. boxes firearms Pinkney &
Estes, q stoves Porter & Co., 25 bundles sheet
iron !; George A. Davis & Co., 230 reels ware
n. c. NRrrHw- gauge Railroad, A car wheels; G..
Lavenson, cases shoes; A. Dennery, barrels beer
mugs; Hall, L. ~ Co., so pals tobacco, boxes
shoulders Al barrels hams, 90 barrels RIBS Scott &
Co, casks lamp globes A. A Van Voorhies, csses
saddlery, . boxes hsrnessware J. G. Davis bale
dry goods Whittier, Fuller & Co., box molding
Capital Furniture Company, box looking-glas
Lndley Co., cases playing cards, % cases sugar;
Adams Mcneil 81 Co, cases playing cards; Jos.
Hahn Il Co, , cases licorice.
For Modesto-W. W. Granger box drugs S. r.
Cloyes, box drugs.
For Davisville- E. W. Brown, 2 boxes hardware.
For Antioch-Rouse & Foreman, box shaving
material
For Fresno-E. Fo,bes, l box bedding
For Gridley-I box pumps.
For arysville-Wightman Il Co., box plow ma
terisl.
For stockton-Aexander Chalmers, box cat
alogues.
For Philipsvile- George Greenwood I barrel
goods
Sacramento daily record-union., 1883-10-25
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