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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC GAMES.
The eighth annual field meeting of the Inter

The eighth annual field meeting OF the Inter-
Collegiate Athletic Association took place yesterday
afternoon at the Polo Grounds The weather pro-
pitious, q large assembly OF college boys and their
feminine sympathizers filed the grand stand,
and all the contests passed of pleas
sntly The 1O0-yard dash was won by
g. Derickson OF Columbia. in 10 3-5 seconds; b. W.
Mcintosh OF Lafayette, coming in second In the run
ming high jump contest ii. Atkinson OF Harvard, was
tho winner, the height OF his jump being feet Gig
inches beating the previous college record OF feet
SD inches c. b. MORRISON. OF Harvard. won the one
mile run In minutes 80 3-5 seconds and A. Carr, OF
Yale came in second In the one mile walk II. W.
Biddle, OF the University OF Pennsylvania, was
the winner His time was minutes
and 20 25 seconds C. W. Robinson OF Hobart, secured
second place in the contest.
The running broad jump by W. SOren OF
Harvard whose distance 20 feet and inches. In
this contest c. H. Makes, OF Columbia, was second The
winner Of the l20-yards hurdle o. Hartman,
OF Princeton ran distance In S secOnds second
place in the race given TO r. Milford. Of Columbia
C. H. Kip, OF Harvard threw the hammer
80 feet and IL inches, beating The best pre-,
vi0us college record, which was 81 fett ana
IL inches d. T.. Porter. Of Columbia, secured
second place The 40 yard dash
by W. H. Goodwin or Haryarl, IN 5ll2 seconds j. A.
Hodge Of Princeton. being second.
The Lafayette College tile tug OF war, after
vanquishing first Princeton aud then Hiryard Ine s
tancc won BY he team against Harvard was 3 feet
inches. In putting the shot the successful CONTESTANT
was c. H. KIP, 81 Harvard VINO mace throw 3i % i,ct
inches. The go yards dash was
won by H. 8 Brooks OF Yale. in 32a seconds.
w. Baker, of Harvard, coming IN second G.. a. Reed.
OF Columbia won the two miles bcycl In minutes
aud j3a seconds. with +. l. Howard also OF Columbia,
soeDud. The winner OF the half inhe race was W H.
Goodwin. OF Hary ar who the distance IN minutes
ana seconds ". X. Task. Of Harvard was second IN
Princeton was the winner The hegnt OF Jump being
just 10 feet Hartman Of Harvard was second in the
contest Harvard int. rc0.egise challenge cup
again after hOldicg 10 for two Previous seasons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
THE ST. GEORGES BEATEN AT CRICKET.

There was a fair assemblage oil spectators,
including a good percentage Of indies at the Camp
Washington Ground yesterday to cricket match
between the second Eleven Of the Staten Island aud ST.
Georges Cricket CluDs. Tho bowling on either side was
90 trong for the batting Talbot and Cuddly supplied
twotbirls OF the ST. Georges total of their bats,
and Mr. Inman played good cricket for the home team.
The staten Islanders disposed OF for 100. and
looked at one time II the game was going against
them but the tail" Of the visitors eleven collapsed
rather UNEXPECTEDLY aud when their tenth wicket fell
they were still 2 runs behind The follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
ROWING on THE HARLEM FOR A MEDAL.

Eight members OF the New I Ork Athletic Club
were entered the sngescul race yesterday Har
lem River The prize medal, the successful
pcttor in three to receive the Osborn prize solid
gold medal valued at 5000. A strong northwest wind
mado the river choppy and disagreeable. At o'clock
however tho wind partly died away
and the prospects for tho race bright
ened II was mile handicap, OF from
to 4j seconds. A. f. Underh with a start Of 40 sec
ouds kept an easy lead until the last quarter OF mile
when he was closely pressed, and dozen lengths from
the stake passed by Joseph Magin who the only
man stnrng the scratch j. L. Smith, with start OF
10 seconds came Ia good third Ia spite Of his having
been foued the first half mile by boat crossing the
river Joseph Mngn made the mile In minutes aud 81
seconds. A. L. Underhiil III minutes and seconds.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
YALE BEATS HARVARD AT LACROSSE.

NEw-HAvEN, May 26.-The Yale Harvard
lacrosse game to-day resulted in victory for Yale by
the score goals For the frat hour the Yale
had the strong wind against them but although most Of
the playing near their goal. goal was made. On
changing goals end of the hour Yale Immediately
forced the lighting and the first goal in four minutes.
and The second seven minutes afterward Harvard won
Der only goal thirteen minutes before the close OF the
hour aud halt The result OF the me to-day ties
Yale Princeton and Harvard for the first place IN the
intercollegiate League.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
Why THE STEAMER PILOT VAS LOST.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 26.-The captain of
Pilot. which blew LakeTille yester-
day morning says that the explosion due lack OF
water In the boilers No bodies have been dis
covered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27

PHILADELPHIA, May 26.-The game between
the Metropolitan and Athletic mines to-day was wit
messed by about 5000 people. The batting pretty
free both Sides and the Meta lost the game through
costly errors sovey, Knight aud Estabrook did some
very heavy batting. while the fielding honors fell to
Kennedy and Stoyey. Appended Is the score:
Metropolitan .............-..-.... . l. o
Athletic -. ................... / o oil
Runs earned-hetropotsn p Athletic First base by
-MetrOpoitaI.3. Athletic D. struck Metropoi
tan. q Athletic & Total left ON bases-MetTopoltan
Athletic Three base hs-ksabrO0k. Two hits
H0bcri, RosemaE. stoyoy. Brcheli and 0Bren Total
base hts-Metropohtan 10 Athletic, 10 Double plays
Nelson, EstabrOok andIiosemAn. Wild pitches K
Passed bas-hoberi. Umpire-Ch Danals lime OF
gsme-Two hours and ten minutes
Boston. May 26.-The Yale and Harvard mines met
here to-day for the first time this year. It expected
that the Yale would their nncIent antago-
nsts and this expectation realized The Ya.e nine
be load first inning and held IL easily win
nng by a score OF ~ /. The score by innings
follows:
Yale. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. l ! 0-5
Harvard. ........................ o. o U U OIL
PRINCETON. N. j., May &C. The first ten.lnning game
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
RIFLE MATCH FUND SUBSCRIPTIONS,
The following is list Of subscriptions to tho
Tn onal Match Fund

finance committee consisting Of Alexander r. kqS'
sheedJ No. 194 South Fifth-ave Colonel kodne{ IN n
Mard, No. Al Courtst, Brooklyn, ana CoiVn s sp3
Ward, No 80 West Thirty has oeen IS
pointed TO solicit subscriptions aud ali persons ns
To cooperate IN this matter are requested 70 senu
subscriptions TO auy one Of the committee.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27

In staten Island. Cuddy took wlckets for AZ runs.
and Or 49, while Tor 81. Georges Eyre did best
with wlckes for II, while Carol earned at the
OF "a runs.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
BASEBALL NEWS.

No professional baseball games were played
In this city yesterday Several amateur contests
played the Parade Grounds at Prospect Park Brook
Iyn which drew a large number of spectators. The
best contested match played between the CONNER
cal and Bedford L. l.. Amateur Association clubs The
Commercials played well the pitching OF Lawton was
excellent the Bedfords not making hit during the
game of his delivery The by innings
follows:
bedford ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS o U OIL
Base hits-COmmercial 3; Bedford. o.
Commercial Bedford, 49,
pitch -Ia.ytu nd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
WORK DAILY TRIBUNE SUNDAY MAY 81 PAGES
PHILADELPHIA.

with rcvers of dark blue velvet Her bouquet was COM
posed OF red roses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1883-05-27
The other games resulted as follows

Base hits-COmmercial. 8 Bedford. Q
Errors COmmercial. . Bedford, 10.
Pltchers-Lawton and Remson.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

Master Robert Langworty, Mrs 7 D
Kellogg. Miss Bessie Kellogg, Miss Edith
Kellogg, Mrs. Whitten. Mrs KeeIer, Prof
NJ M Bovard. Mrs NJ M Boyard, Miss
Bovard, Master Bovard, Los Angeles;
Mr. J B Kennon, San francisco;
Mrs c U Latimer, San Jose;
Mr. and MIRA B W Little. Pomona; Miss
Rosa Waite, Mr. and Mrs U II Cooper,
Master John G Cooper. Mrs @ w Bar.
nard, G F Osborne. Miss Eta schwarts,
Los Angeles; Mr. and Mrs + E Lake.
Miss Lillian Iake, Master Richard Lake,
San Frauoisco; 3 II Bsllard, Salinas
City; Miss a Cldte, b n Hanson, Mrs
d N Hanson, Master Ffank Hanson,
Santa Cruz; Mss ] DRYER, Miss Nellie
Driver, J " Diver sSsll Bernardino;
Mrs # 3 BlAisdsll & steSktoh; Mr. and
Mrs E EuIlsFton. |p,loa: Mrs Emma
E Mack, Master z + Mack, San Ber-
nardino; Mrs Clara Murphy, Miss Ethel
Murphy San francisco; Mrs W +
spillane, Miss Genevivs spillane, Miss
Roxana Sager San Jose; Mrs Duncan,
Mrs J D schurman, Los Angeles; Mrs
L II Hersap, SAINTS Anna; Miss Isa-
bella Hawley. Miss Hannah Hamilton,
San Francisco; Mrs l. E Arnold. Master
Roy Arnold. Los Angeles; @ E Flost,
Oskiand; A J Hall. San Jose
Mr. e ] pcst. Mrs E Post. Miss Ada
Post, W W Henderson, J W Mabero,
Mis- IdA Parish, Mas Mary Perkins.
r D Heifner, Mis- w c Bluett, MissA
BIusit, NV HoekadAy. Mrs \ w Hook
aday. Master Claude Hockaday. Miss
Anna Hockaday, Miss Maggie Hocksr,
day, Los Angeles: Mrs. Jennie b VIZ
son, Miss W + Mayors, Mrs Denio, C
DEMO, Cotton iialt3 3A
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
Tho Baker Rxcursion.


The following Is iist Of passengers 70
arrive on the Baker excursion his
Thursday morning. with their dos
tinations g W Hubbard and wife, y C
chAmbeflia and wife. Mis- Nay strohm.
w NJ Randall, Mira e A Randall, Rev
W B ssradley and wife. Miss Mary
stradlsy, Mrs J A Pore. Mrs Allie Gre
singer, Mrs &C Case. Owen Case, D Z
.Moxisy, VS. Howe. Miss NJ L Howe,
Miss 3 y Howe. + " Cummings and
vile. FC Cummings. William Reeve, E
D Brown. L W Kennedy. Benjamin
Walker. Los Angeles; C NJ Hendrix,
John Blair, VIM Lsresy, Duncan Camp
bell, Finley MrIrese, Wa Breese and
wife,. Henry w Brecse. Miss Rosetta
Waters. Miss Annie Peterson. Mrs s A
vcfma;'. s > Gciisbery and wife. G N
Keelsr. W A craighiod, San Frarcisco;
Mis- Myr,a E Nswn.sn. Frank Els.
Worth. Fred Ellsworth. Pomona; W L
Wright, Herbert lOsk'ey. W P Wright,
Gilberts Wright colIot; e D Cfay-
croft, A L Mathews. San Jose - =
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
Another Mysterious Mine.


Mr.. Hertz, Supslintendentof the San RI;
oardo Mining Company, wiites Presided
Is. Morgan that he has made singu
Iaf discovery in the 81. George, claim
IN the san Ricardo group. 4 He found aa
old shaft on the claim, and. gong down
into it, found il forty feet deep, and also
discovered q ta1nnsl. following this
tunnel for forty or fifty fed he came to
q sslid wall Of masonry etasding clear
across the tannel and completely stop,
ping Il mp. The wall has evidently been
put up with great care, as the stones are
quits smooth and the joints wen made
d nfortarI - 81
The members Of the company are af a
loss to account for this strtnge discovery
and are greatly interested The old set
tiers in the vicinity Of The mine say a
mine was worked there extensively about
sixty ysaSs ago. aad tradition has it that
the mine was a rsmsrkably rich one
This, however, is all they have been able
10 learn Of il. and Little thought was
given the fact. Mr. Hertz wrote that
hewould Immediately put 4 force Of men
at work cutting through the stone wall,
and would report to them The result OF
the search. h.--Arisona Star i
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
cE1 ~ - - = =
Rbinips Dxeursloa.

4
The following are the passengers due
hsfe this morning by the Phillips ex-
oursion,
Mrs. I Hartford, Colon; DR. McMon;
agls, Mr. B , Athoxion. Nj W B Loush.
cry Mr. = Norton, Mrs 4 8 Norton. Miss
Mary Rutledse. Mrs @ H Rundy, Miss
Lillian = Bandy, Mr. Cd fillmore, I.oa
Aageiesl Mr. W y Walker, San Bernar.
dino; MrJ A Dyer, DR. 8 G Newton, Mrs
70 Nswtsn. Mr. W A Loomia, Mrs W
a Loonis, San Franoisco; Mrs y Oliver,
PAao Robles; ME- @ Parker, San Jose;
Mrs J Loop. Santa Monica; = wheeler,
Mrs . Wheeler. Miss Minnie Wheeler.
Fresno; P B Ianeworthy, Mrs P B
Langworthy, Miss Nellie Laneworthy.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

Copying to do, BY q lady who writes q neat
and iegible hand; Is also az adept ut deciphering
sample Of writing. see EDDY 1 CO., $40 North
Main street. dia-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

Copying 70 do BY q lady who has had consider
able experience In copying legal documents, and
who IL an adept At deciphcring badly written
manuscript Writes a neat and legible hand
Terms most reasonable, Inquire at room No. "
Allen block. this city. dec< I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
lI61fER.

An established business In which O., 600 on
2l00oo may bs safely invested II after three
months ofhco experience Il shall prove satssacto-
~. Address "kkPEhtENoE." Herald Office.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
WAITED.

A first.clsss carpenter, cook. waiter and team
sser At + LoRINos Employment offce, II N
Spring street dec12 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
FOR RENT.
ruRnusnsp movsr FOR SALE,

A hotel containing eighty rooms, BARRETT
T. ALEXANDER, No. West First street. Ber-
nard Block deoll lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

House Of four rooms, and lot, No. 10 Sichel
on lot. Enquire on the premists. dc IL 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
f0R sALE.

A good business for an active man Instruc-
tions and mAnufactor5 with entire apparatus,
team, etc. Clearing net from 80 to 80 to tho
man daily. Price only $3.50. For particulars
apply to EDDY 4 CO., Employment Bureau,
si0 North Main street, opposite Pico House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
Horsford's Acid rnospnate
ron wAxEFulNkss.

DR.. VIM. P. Ciothier, Buffalo. N. Y,
says; II prescribed it f0r a Catholic
priest, who was hard student, for
wakefulness, extreme. nervousness, etc.
He reports great benefit t."
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
0P1Uka MADlr,
noYucs 70 spoRTsp1rn.

Parties desiring information on this subject
II address box 6lS postofnce nov2s i'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
wAnrEn.
vvAWTHn,

Everybody TO know that full line Of the per.
feet fitting and stylish domestic patterns are
kept a. the Domestic Sewing Machine ONCE,
No. Nadesu block novab i'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
WAmrsn

A girl for general housework terms, $50 per
month F LoRINQ'S Employment Office, IAN
Spring street, rooml l. decl2 st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

furnished OF unfurnished rooms suitable for
Offices Or dressmaking, On the corner Of First I'D
Los Ayesles s&rsets. These rooms will be rea dy
for occupancy In two or three days. dec2 If
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
Tape worn

To thoss attic ell with this parasite
sare cure. will remove this parasite
in Two hours anIl bsing the head or no
charge, without causing any ineonsen-
ience or sickness. fsr,olss 10 troubled
will do well to call a. the fitani Central
Hotel. room 20, here d gseat many
samplss and tfsti,nsaiais ifofa all parts
ofthe united States and Mex:oo may be
seen. Respectfully, q &
2wDeci GHns A WILLARDs
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
IosT poc.
WANTED.

A small brown and white spotted chihuahua
dog. answsr5te name Of ''Feats. suitable re-
ward will be paid on return of same to No, lss
First street. des 10 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

Persons found shooting on or near Giassell res.
crvor will be prosecuted TO the null extent oi the
law. move lml r. ROGERS. Agent
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
PcR nc NJ.

A desirable house Of six rooms, bath, etc. con.
venienfly located; parties renting must purchase
carpet and window shades, which ave nearly
new and cheap Address postoface box $50
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
FOR SALE.
wANTs-LosT-FOUND.

For sloo pcr acre. 72 acres o: Vineyard, all
under fence, near aieryp Aadrs VILLA and narrow
gauge niiFoad raqulre q The villa. dsc4 I'm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

comfortrble looms and board with 4 private
family In the foothills. one milo and hall from
Pasadena. DIR. HASTINGS, Postofice Rlock.
dec13 lw f45af
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
FURNISHED ROOMS

FINE LARGE STORES to let in Arcadia
Block. Apply to
I'm jn28 R0BT s. BAKER
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

Three good family horses warranted kind,
gentle and true; work single or double. Also.
sales Office, $40 North Main street opposite Pico
House. d12-tf
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
eraRnlEss saRtrY ron SALE.
TO LET,

Mahs, the finest hay in the market and great
producer. Address
E. L. MAYBERRY,
o5l II San Gabriel Postofios
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
FoR SALE.

A handsome cottage Of FIVE rooms, nicely fin.
ished INSIDE situated on Sixth street, between
oft md Spring, For terms, ETC., apply to
P0MEROY 4 MILLS,
nos2 IL Opposite the Court House.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
F0R SALE.

Pair Small horses, phaeton and harness, driv-
en- fer some time by family Of Mr. slauson. Both
kind under the saddle. Apply to M0RF0RD &
son, lS2 North Spring street deco
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
FOR SAFE.

Some fine stores in Bernard Block by. BAR,
RETr 4 ALEXANDER, No, West First street
Bernard Block. decl1 lw
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

sAs FRAxcisco. Dec. IA Cali
Meg York special says: salmi Morse.
d Passion Play fame, has accepted an
offer to lecture in the larger cities Of tho
country on ''Facts ii defense Of the
Gospel under the direction OF tse
American Literary Bureau. He receives
cl0, 900 for . hundred nights. He says
be will ansHsr Ineessplls blasphelRies
90 a. sGectually TO silence him and all
other atheists. ~ -t Nl4
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
Al Want sAe sksw.

CHICAGO, Dec. IA Times Wash
ington special says: Members Of the
R@5ublIssn National COMMITTEES ID Wash
ia9fop sre being driven wild BY rival
Claims on the Convention. philadel-
phia has sent On { delegation Of nearly
two hundred, Richard Smith appeals
for Cincinnati. ON the ground that the
enthusiasm generated by the National
Convsatlon would bring Ohio back into
ths fold. Ssrstoga hotel propristors are
go of hand e ia q a 3 III
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
fhe raraeti rrlsute.

San FRAscIsco. Dec. IL "A Dublin
dispatch says: At the close Of the ban,
qust Lord Mayor Dawson presented
farnsi with check for f3S, 600 as a
national tribute.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
7lsfss ); ,AlfIlrIrts
FOR sALE-FoR RENT.
Good Business Chance,

Nineteen furnished rooms within three minutes
walk OF the Court House; rooms now arc occupied;
viii net to the party purchasing this bargain Sieo
Per month. Enquire Of
RENNE, FINNEy 4 KNOX.
oetu 2s First street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
wAHTGD. eANvAssaRs.

To solicit orders for small and enlarged pho
togrsphs snd all kinds Of paintings Conimis-
sion in city. one-third per Ger cont; commission
In the country, one-hah per cent, LORING'S
Empioyment ofsce. II N. Spring street..
deci2 81
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
FOR GALE.

Two building lots on east side Main street, be-
tween Sixth and Seventh street, 23 ,xl47 feet
Also 1&S feet on Seventh street, corner Of Los
Angeles street. Inquire Of
c. KERCKHoFF,
nov21tf 5lzS. Main street.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
wanYnD 70 RENT
ROOMS AnD BQARB.

A furnished lodging house near business
centre. Enquire LoRiN o's store Agency. IL N.
Spring street. dscl2 st.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
Arrested far rea,. assssry.

DEMISo, N. NJ, Dec. l2.-Yankee
Charley or Clifton Charey was arrested
thls norning on 4 snspicioa u completely
In the recent train sobhery II is
7 hhimsd he gave the whole ching away
h GHflbn. HE win bo examined a. soon
Is Witnesses afriye from Bordsburg.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
Roous AuD BoAD.

Wanted two furnished roens with board fora
Store Agency, itE. Spring street dsc12 st
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
pespe sasie o. Qtyse<nds.

Nrw YdRK, Dec. l2-The executive
committee OF directors Of the Oregon
Trans-continental recommended that the
tsRHary dividend bs passed. The Western
Union declares . quarterly dividend Of
II per cent,
Chisago Gets the Prize
wAsaIsoros, Dec. i2.-0a tho third
ballot the Republican National Commit.
tss decided to bold the Convention in
Chicago.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
ron SALE.

Two Of the best lots in the city, running from
New High street TO Buena Vista, $50 feet from
the site Of the new Court House. Price s5000l
Apply at Klmball Mansion or at NJ. H. Kimba,l's,
Is Spring st.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13

Pleasantly located and neatly furnished
TO LET. SINGLE on EN- SUITE.
Corner Fort and Franklin strests, one block from
poatofaoa Anti
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
F0R RENT.
roR REnT.

On First street = pleasant sunny room, unfair
nished. Apply at room 20, Downey Block,
dec12 1w
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
HoR MIMI.
ron RENT,

"A nss house q eight wcps and bath. Ad.
dresa 2. G., postofice. nov20 Il
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
rae sss.l speech rasehsa o.

MADRID, Dec. i2.-The Ministerial
Council has approved Of the draft of the
royal speech to be delivered at the open
Ing Of tho. Cortes. II is reported that
the apeech anpouncss an eztelsion OF the
ilAf3as 10 al able to read and write and
WHO pay taxes. The dispute with France
fslstfvs 10 tl1s treetment Of Alfonso 10
Parh has bssh Satisfactorily arranged.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1883-12-13
O'Donneli,. Case

LONDON, Dec. l2.--The point will be
raised that the jury il 0'Donneli's trial
should have been compose Of ELK British
subjects and six aliens. Amerie N citi-
seas Of Irish birth or parentage, resi-.
dents ct London, are abodt to wait iupon
EpNell aud urge his influence with the
lrifiqb government to obtain a respite
Tor 0'Donnell even II proofs of his Amer.
loan citizenship do not arrive before the
day Of his execution. 0'Donnell remains
pelm in his demsanor sHd paYa marked
attshtion to the priests who visit him.
He seems prepared for the worst.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
FANNIN COUNTY.
Horses Stolen Fatal Cutting Array
firemen's Ball

Corrcspondeucc OF the Gazette.
Bouham, November l0.-Mr. i. Il.
Smith, living four miles east Of town,
had fine mule and three head OF
horses stolen last night He offers
800 reward for arrest OF thieves and
recovery of stock.
4 cutting ntltay occurred late Thurs.
day evening at Locl's gin, thirteen
miles north of here, between Tom
Pratt and Bin Rowland, resulting in
the death of the former, who WAS cut
to the heart and died instantly. Pratt
accused Rowland of being connected
with gang of horse thieves that bad
been operating in that vicinity, when
Rowland gave him the d-n lie, and
both parties drew their knives for n
struggle, which resulted rs above.
Rowland mounted his horse and
| escaped.
Another bail was given at the opers
house last nlght--this time 10y the
Home Protection Fire Company IN
honor OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. 4. Gass.
The boys presented fine appearance
i'm their handsome new uniforms, and
the young ladies We're as chrming aud
lovely as ever graced a bali room.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1883-11-12
Remarkable Discovery.

A most remarkable discovery Is that
announced by DIR. Brown-Sequard 70
the Paris Biological society some
months ago. This widely known
Psychologist has found very simple
means by which he can produce in-
sensibility to pain for a long time
without affecting the consciousness,
the voluntary movements, or even the
sense OF touch in any part OF the skin.
Wounds made Oh monkeys or other
animals while ia this state of anus
thesia may heal without causing pain.
The method has not yet been applied
to man. however. 1T consists in irri-
tating the mucous membrane In the
upper part of the larnyx by carbonlc
acid or chloroform vapor.