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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1883-09-21

ADMIRAL PIERRE, Of the French navy,
died on the 18th.
THEkE were further riotous demon
strations among the Crotians on The 18th.
HEAvYstorm prevailed on the North
Carolina coast on the Ifth.
FOREST fires were reported on tho
nth among valuable timber lands in vir-
ginia.
The Western Union Telegraph Com
pany ordered rs regular quarterly dividend
Of one and three-quarters per cent On the
18th.
FouR more bodies were recovered
che ruins Or the recent fire in Cincinnati On
the nth.
.. G. BEDELL, vincennes, Ind. dis
appeared recently, leaving $4,000 debts
unprovided for.
The Georgia Pacific Railroad will be
opened from Atlanta % Birmingham in No
vember.
THE King Of Anam is % be decorated
with the grand Gordon Of the Legion %
Honor BY the French.
The Catholic clergy IN Hungary have
issued pastoral letters against che practice
or Jew-baiting.
Cattle disease Is % general IN Eng
land that only American beef q obtainaLIe
IN some sections.
OCCASIONAL cholera cases occurred
IL Alexandra, hut the disease was rapidly
disappearing throughout Egypt.
Tux Lancashire (Eng.) Cotton Spin
ners' Society demanded q reduction Of
wages for both weavers and <pinners On
the nth.
The chief Nihilist organ Of s..
Petersburg, which was suppressed some
| mouths ago, recently resumed publication.
BooARDus and son were beaten On
| the 18th in pigeon shoot at Re-'''ng. Pa,
! BY Isaac Eckert and Oliver Hinnershitz.
TIE British Government had decided
| 20 form the nucleus o. the new Egyptian
police from the Irish constabulary.
AsAIL boat capsizcd On Lake Cham
| plain On the 9TH with three men. Two were
| drowned and 1.-The third driftcd ten hours
before reaching land.
HOUSES u Europeans at Canton,
| China. had been burned BY mob, and for
eigners generally were taking refuge On
\ vessels.
u. M. HAVEN was arrested on the 10th
at Rutland, W.. charged with embezzline
1 $4,000 while Treasurer 81 the Rutland Rail
road Company. Bail was Fixed ~ $4,000
|. which he furnished.
THE Directors d the Second National
l Bank at Warren, d. entered snit onth ilth
/ against tie bondsmen Of defaulting Ceshier
Fuller, 20 secure The amount u his bond
] S15OU0.
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Ar Scranton. Pa. BY the explosion q
sas q the Fairlswn Mine on Tho 0th. Dan
Saur~ins, Secretary and Treasurer q che
FaIrla~n Coal Company, and ID. G. Black
wood were fatally injured.
REV. Tuos. OAKLEY. delivery clerk
n ths Cleveland Post-oflce. was arrested
On the ~, charged with stealing postage
stamps.
FiRE destroyed The musicians quar-
tiers q The Long Branch Hotel On the -th.
One man was burned % crisp, and several
were saved with difficulty.
RUDOLPH SCHLE0EI.. who said he had
lefi his home IN Chicago On account % fam
ny trouble. shot himself ~ East Cleveland
the night Of the Oh and lay down IN flcld
% die. Il was thought the wound would
prove fatal.
DEEP CREEK. Norfolk County. VA.
~ partially destroyed BY fre on the
9th.
TnE New York police arrested Johann
Gottlelntz jackson on the 9th for robbins
his employer, merchant IN Moscow, Rus
sia.
OK the sth Ex-Governor Bcdlc. Of
New Jersey, fell At Courtlnndt street ferry,
New York. and broke his leg.
FIRE destroyed the Elkhorn Tannery,
stroudsbure. Pa. owned BY Michael D.
Kistler. on the 9Th. Loss $4,000; property
insured.
BIZ the fall Of an immense amount Of
ore in the Highland Nine at Deaiwood,
d. T., on the evening OF the s.h, two men
named Powers and Mosier were crushed 20
death.
OK the 9th 4 fire in th building oc-
cupied by the Western Union and Rapid
Transit Telegraph Offices at Utica, n. ~,
badly deranged the business for time,
owing TO broken wires. The instruments
were saved.
JACK MAHoxEY shot four men at
Eau Claire, Wis, on the 10th, one Of whom
died.
ELLIS CRArr. one Of the Ashland
(Ky.) murderers, i TO Be hanged October
II
In the Fourteenth Street Thcater,
New York. during rehearsal on the 10th,
q scenic bridge gave way with several act
ors. Six persons were injured.
ANDREW WILLIAMS playfully pointed
pistol e his sister At Scranton, Pa. on
the 10th. with the usual result, funeral.
Another Pennsylvania man shot his wife
in like manner.
OK the 10th Arnel Hickey and Her
man Pilgrim, teamsters, were killed by
| lightning &C St. Paul. Mimi
BILLY DELANEY walked up to gam
bling table nt Clinton, Arizona. on the 9th,
and shot and killed Henry Sawyer. In the
| fracas that followed two other men were
seriously wounded.
FoR the capture and conviction Of the
slayer Of his son, mysteriously murdered
some weeks ago. Amasa Swallow, o. Della
ware. o.. offers $4,000.
JAMES KowsKI. who escaped TO this
country from st. Petersburg with 1900
ruties belonging to his employer. and who
was arrested therefor in New York, was
| released on the 10th owing TO the want ol
an extradition treaty with Russia.
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ACCORDING to Paris dispatch o. the
sth both Governments, France and China,
were equally DESTROYS Of securing peace
ful solution Of the Tonquinquestioni II il can
Be done with honor. The general sentiment
favored the hope that al issues involved
might Be admitted 70 the arbitration q
England.
"A BIG meeting and banquet q the
National League took place at Waterford,
Ireland, on the 9th.
THE international Labor Institute
It il session on the och &c Munich, Bavaria,
elected John 7. Dillon, Professor Of the
Law School, Columbia College, New York.
IN associate member.
A DISPATCH from Rome Of the 7th says
the Archbishops OF Cincinnati, .5ew York,
Baltimore, Philadelphia and several pre-
lates were expected &C the Vatican shortly
"a confer with regard 20 the propaganda
upon The extension Of fhe church regula-
tions % TIE clergy Or America.
An election for Congressman has
been ordered for The First District Of North
Carolina on November - % All The ~
cancy caused By the death o. Walter =.
Pool
FoR the twelve months ended July
q, issa' Tie excess n the value q exports
over impor'- w. s'v.o',o - - 80 y ~ \.
q Ens'cnana',s escSe ~. F1', ~,
tne ~. enoea su'y - ioo'' ~ NV. W u
wisn tne same .'m =, ~. 49, s1a ~ -
ports increased S'''!e''is-'
~ the 9Th the driving q the golden
spike which xignalized tbe formal opening
Of the Northern Pacific took place.
THE discovery Of fresh intrigucs N
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Jnfxc Shanklin occupied the nnr.lue "a
hchA.f 81 thc prosecution. 1en>pm.-rsillsx
from the csiiente ihc probability ~ fraEk
james being conncsfeI with fhe Nirs'rr
robhrry ne claimed fhcrc was prpul i>.'lyr
81 the defendants r~sticipaiipr w SAW fnt
berry AMI murder. A. fnr thr Aia.. A..
missed that III xcry hrirf fcur> M h4'n4 ltAtNi
tniirriy On the ts~.imPn o. interested ~
ncS<c<-
M. johnson m HI <rc~ch IN rhe af0t rn
followed line ~ ar<umrnt lltr tnfR ttAt
degree or nothing. and Il lii npt tn' i AnF
murder IA the >c,Oni trrrte- rh4t fl4H ~.
PENDANT had MI n.onr been trYfns Nv itrn
new associations Tor himself. tA.HtF i~ " ~
the pcr~ua<.on< ~ his wife: ,44r 49,
worked hard n Tcnne~@ee. then '..s.Atn
sending h.s ~ise 20 Nissp.r M 80
flafc Il surrender: that LIl1<N fsN~fIt+s
arnin<t fht u<.,t from MOTIVES of PERSONAL
safety: that there were hut funr .nea \, rhr
not one ~ fhosf four: that the in@re rrsxisrl-
ii ~ Prank James q the <crse w ~ rf'''rrt
- detailed b. the states witnesses 1il nur
prove actra, part icirarion In fbn csltAr thAr
Liiic,| was 10 ~ believed when Nc .xsl Gov
crnor rriftcniien how Frank I'D reFActstrAf.-i
train rxrhcr thnn when b. stated fro.r 'tr wii.
mess stand hon Frank haI rrmN.kr. 1NsI ~
believed fr had shot one man. ~ w. Nat <tNn
him drop. that the state hnl. On rA~ Y A-'d-
dcll'f testimony waS taken psif AZ a; f,.xf a1
were liable q bc mistaken m Their t1tn,. 1eA
tion ~ other specimens 81 tbe fAce. nnl ttAr
the AIini 81 up ua< 4 good onr unt~nrtu
ty is apparent weakness am the lnffr~f ~
the parties supporting q. hecAlH n NnuIs.
sass sss z: s., , 7. 81 ~ i n,ss rn w, ~.
Of The winston robbery IN Texas. NI.uF ~ ur
any other part 81 the country.
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TOPICS OF THE DAY.
novvo from Gvosysheso-


XuTIuXA Montgomery AUUNLIs kU.s On tAH
60. q - sane house n which he was
born, September, 179k He Vas appointed
Ro,fnas>sr Of Sandy Spring. IN lS3o. and
&sld ~ o(IIcs Up % TIE time q he death.
COUNT DE- CuAxBoRD loft 700. 900
cranes % charity and religious societies.
on the 9Th Fred Laucr. well-known
hrsw,r snd fIrst President 81 the United
States Brsver' Congress, died . Reading,
Pa, aGcd seventy-thrce.
Al IL Puy. France. the statue Of La
saysete was unveiled on The 9Th in presence
q a immense concourse q people, includ-
DC many Americans.
The recently appointed Inspector Of
Reforms IN Egypt, Clifford Lloyd. sailed
Cor Cairo o. The oth.
LoRD CHIEF JUSTICE CoLERIDGE Of
England, arrived IN Boston on tho 9th and
"a the honored guest q the Common
wealth. Municipality and BAR Association.
PRESIDENT Arthur reached Wash
lngton on the Nh
The recalled French commander. Adj
uiral Pierre, was reported dying q. Mar
settles on the III.
on the 9Th the National Prison Asso-
cr.tion - reorcanired AZ Saratoga. and'
Rx.Presidsnt Hayes was elected President.
Papers we're read on prevention Of crime
and prison reform
COLONEL DAVID r HOLLOWAY died
e Washington on TIE oth,saged seventy
(our years.
HORACE GREELEY's farm was sold on
he eth. Miss Gabrielle n. Greeley Was the
purchaser
SIN HENRY Make. Governor Of New
loundland, died e tie vice-regal residence
q TIE eth.
PRrGA DONNA PERRETA, 1.-THE night
lneale Of Mexico.n died August % &c Ma
ratlsn Or Tonic fever. Three members Of
~ opsrs company died Of The same dis
ease.
SECRETARY F0LGER returned 70 his
duties n tie Treasury Department on the
l0th-
ACCORDING to recent advices from
foondo. west Africa. Henry u. Stanley.
after penstrating Car into the interior, re-
turned % Stanley Pool II was believed
That he intended 70 travel through the
country covered IN bis former journey
along do east coast
HUGH LAW, Lord Chancellor Of Ire
land, q very sick.
BIsH0P DECKER, Of the diocese Of
Warrington. sailed Tor Rome on the 8th.
q q understood ID Catholic circles that be
would b made Archbishop.
~ -e.-' N. -1,<, ~-r-. . -.-
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cxfs.krry No. rA.o, A.
Mr.. W. n. Wallace. Pro<rcntlaw Aitrrnts
for Jackson County, commenctd bis closlnx
argument On behalf or the <,H.c IN tAe casf
against Frank James ~ fcx n.lnule~ Alter
nine this morning. HIs spccch ~.s rnA.i sx-
harstivc one and vas the krca. feature NJ the
trial. good judges declaring They rcreE n ard
a surpassed for vigor. cyenne~- por and
cio4usncc. Al ~ Close Judge Cochran
charged the jury Who then retired u rnargc
u the b1ilir<
shortly before four O'Clock rho bag II
charge ~ The jury ~crr nutsrrfi tDAf Ties
we're ready "a submit yeriirt nnl whcn
man Vas surprised ~ the Information The
ocf>0dant was brought into co4Ir4 rtkn BIZ
face ra4e and inpe<~Ive ~ TIE dor fnr ira
face wore IN expression II -rfrrin< tkAr
made Il painful N look upon. 1nr tAii rA<
nc; q "a crowded: - fer hai sxpexred :
Their seats. Ill III them kccrinr thclr fnrrs
rxed on the court Judge Gorin2n rfIi Tim
usual question. Arer the ru'i tAh tFen
JUDE r ra AZ Aloud: I'VE. ;ss 3sry. 1na "a
defendant not guilty, - eAnrspi ~ ihs m
LOUD snrlss.s seIless. ~ on. q 'ss y. y.
<iOn cuEucd mid II all ffAnk AAt1ts~ 80
t,okin< ~ the court without even ciAtnxt ~
color - atrrmorot hand. isssi =. NJ - .,.ok.1
casc. Ills ~ife's face. bo~rscr. VAS changed
in = second from IN expression AZ Terror -
one II radiant Joy. Counsel for tnr defense
smiled and wore the pluncs ~ tiEIuEF ~tA.
The States attorney. ~. hsmiiina. ~
Judge HicklIn looked gloomy and spoke nft
The fury WIS then discharged An1 futF
quietly LEFT the courf-rvom- When -rint
degree Of order Ind Icrn t~>iot<l
ana one man had rcen tr0uEet -
fore the Court and given = chance iSa .rrr 80
for fbro~in< m bis hat and whrn 1fe Hrr
n<scmhlA<c ~ ladies hal Mn1t1Ntnt inrir
suggested thai there were TWO more tt~r~ -
the docket. The Wr<ffaII r1xr and fnt pfF
wherein the robbery ~ the Min<AOr tr4.n ~
charged without any Killing They wl4 -
tried n fhf fArfobrf term
The conrt then adjourned and ne prisoner
uns taken hack "a jail IN <ccminsy &C. sine
osatc u mind - when BE len r.
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NO. 7-TRoTTING OR PAcING-For double
teams; owners to drive; best two in three; mile
heats; purse $780,
No. s-BICYCLE RACE-HaH nlile and repeat;
purse, $50.
No 0--WALKING-For stations one mile purse,
$50.
No. 1O-RUNNING- mile and repeat purse.
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OKEE0T.
Adyices from Portland.

PORTLAND, August 13sh.-Peter Smith Wac
shot yesterday at BEookfeld, on the lower
Columbia, By Jack Ashley, who used 8
double-barreled gun. and shot Smith in the
hip. The wound is serious, bat not necessa-
rily FATAL Smith is bachelor, and lives near
Ashley's place. During the absence of the
latter, Smith broke into the house and COM
mitted an outrage on Ashley's wife, who was
sick and weak, having given birth to a child
only week previous. Learning of the
dsspiesble outrage, Ashley seized his gun,
rushed TO Smiths place, srd shot him on
sight. No arrest has been made, and prob
ably none viii be. Tho general verdict is
that Smith should hsve hesn killed outright.
q Lad aged 10. named Thomas Dewaey,
was instantly killed last night st Peadleton,
Umatilla county, by heavy piece Of timber
falling on him.
Ga the 11th Captain Hodges, OF the United
Sta.es Board Of Engineers. was accidentally
shot by young Lisn named Q. Brewer. I. e
parties we're oat ebootiag on CaehaIis river
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SNow.SHoEs FOR THE Louisville

SNow-SHoEs FOR THE LOUISVILLE Elk.
POSITION. = The San Francisco Bulletin
says:
Il. j. McKusick, Superintendent of the
Railway Mail Service of the Pacific Coast,
intends soon to send for exhibition ct the
Louisville (Ky,) Exposition, which began
the first of the month, several of the odd
coutrivances that are peculiar to the mail
service on this coast. The Postoffiee De-
partment has large exhibit of appliances
that have been used since the Inauguration
of the postal System in this country, de-
signed to show the many improvements in
the various branches of the service. Among
the things from California will be an old
pair of snow.shoes OF the Norwegian style,
about twelve feet in length, two inches
thick and six inches wide. They are made
of stout mountain ash, with turned up
toes shod at the points, and we're the first
pair Of snow.shoes ever used in the mail
service in the State, having belonged to j.
A, Thomson, the old pioneer frontiersman
and mail-csrTier. He carried his pouch
through the Sierra SHOWS for many years
over the trail from Placerville to Carson
City. Mr.. Thomson died few years ago.
This was the primitive mountain mail sy g.
tenn. Next came the dog sledge, then
horses on snow-shoes afterwards the
stage, and then the railroad. A horse
snow-shoe, a curious concern Of rubber and
iron, now used in Sierra, Alpine, Trinity
and other counties, is also TO be exhibited.
A sample drum, g peculiar ready made
postoffic, c a California invention, and used
in small country offices, is also to be sent
on.
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to give information concerning the re-
sources OF California, and the advantages
offered here for the desirable class of i'm
migrants. These agencies are supplement
ed in their work by occasional exhibits at
Eastern fairs of samples of the products OF
this State. as gathered by the corporation
for that purpose. Aud yet, despite the
efforts OF the company named the DISPOSE
ton to concentrate land in large holdings
continues, and even its effort has been un-
able to control the matter wholly, as regards
its own land sales, for the figures show that
1872 900 out of 24O, 900 acres of land sold
by it since January lst went into the pos.
session of eighteen men. The great ma
jority of the railroad lands sold are, we
learn, disposed of to purchasers who buy
in quantities of 5000 acres and upwards.
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MR. MILLS GIFT,

The presentation to the State by Mr.. d.
0. Mills of handsome and costly piece of
statuary to be placed in the Capitol build
ing, is creditabls TO the taste and liberality
of that gentleman. 1t has long been felt
that the total absence of works of art of
that order in the Capitol building and
Capitol grounds Of this State is reproach.
Mr.. Mills has now set an example which
may most appropriately be followed by
other gentlemen of wealth. There are
four inches in the rotunds of the Capitol
intended to receive statusry, not one of
which has been filed. Neither the action
of the State nor the iberAlity of wealth
has broken the painful blank of the walls
with graceful or imposing figures from the
sculptor's chiseI. Since now citizen
amply able to set the example has go
thoughtfully done so by contributing 3
large figure for the central floor of the
rotunda, let us hope that other gentlemen
may be moved to fill the inches referred to
with similar works of art.
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In New York Government bonds are quoted at
Ils7 tor De Of 1907 ll2s for As; loI for sIs;
sterling, "a s4@4 ST. 1881 for IS; l0l for 5s
silver bars, 11os
Silver In London, 90 18d; consols, 100 1,16d 8
per cent United STATED bonds, extended. los ; As.
100; As. 1151
s7i@ss cents.
Mining stocks opened weak in San Francisco yes
terdaY morning. There was decline in nearly all
Comstock descriptions. The reduction varied from
sc to SOC per share.
Charles Dallas, wealthy citizen Of Stockton, died
suddenly Of apoplexy yesterday.
The loss by tho fire in Atlanta, Ca, Sunday, WAS
s725. 600, with only $50 900 insurance.
One hundred and fifty Western Union wires were
cut Sunday night
hotel at Devon, near Philadelphia, was de-
stroyed by FIRE Sunday.
steamer sunk near Chicago Sunday, but no lives
we're lost
In the French elections for members OF the coun-
ellis General, Sunday, the returns show net Re
publican gain Of GO.
The condition OF Count de ohambord continues
alarming.
The publication Of news concerning the insurrec-
tlon is forbidden in Spain.
Cholera is epidemic in Acheen, sumatra
The wife Of United States Senator W. B. AIlison,
Of Iowa, drowned herself at Dubuque Sunday night,
while insane.
During the week ending August 11th the hints
issued 81, $50 standard silver dollars.
The chief prelstes of the Roman Catholic Church
in Europe and America win assemble at the Vatican
in November, to consult with the Pope.
Fire at MERGED; loss, $500.
The tramp who had foot crushed by car wheels
at MERGED week ago died Sunday of loekjaw
The agricultural condition is lower in every State,
except two, than last year.
England is to erect an equestrian statue Of We'll
lington.
The National Educational Convention assembled
at Ocean Grove, N. Y, yesterday.
Mrs. L. c. Dunn shot and fatally wounded her
husband at Efingham, Ill, installing him for a
burglar.
The Iowa Republicans opened the campaign Sat-
urday.
The trouble in Indian Territory has been settled.
The Mullen tunnel on the Northern Pacific, in
Montana, is completed.
ouida the authoress, is indignant that she has
been reported insane.
The Sierra Valley stage was robbed yesterday by
two highwaymen about sixteen miles from Truckee.
A spanah woman, known as Miss Frances, was
found dead in her bed at Carson, New, yesterday.
James Lindsey lost three fingers in thrashing
machine accident near MERGED yesterday.
Frank Salvatore was murdered by Tyre Butler in
siskiyou county, while fighting in the river.
W. B. Griffin hanged himself at the Napa Insane
Asylum Saturday.
Near OalIyIe, Napa county, Sunday, a. Wrinkle
committed suicide with a shotgun.
Chinaman without return certificate was sent
back across the Arizona line into Mexico yesterday
Alfred Case was killed at Turlock, stanislaus
county, by John Mum, with blow OF his fist
Suits are being commenced against every retail
liquor dealer in Ventura county for the tax of $50
per quarter.
Mrs Ellen corbett was found dead in the road
near San Jose Sunday evening, with whisky bottle
lying near.
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That BIG SNAKE AGAIN.-The Pl,tmas
National of August llth furnishes the fol-
lowing
The Butt valley people are again excited
over "the big snake" For many years
there has been story that tremendous
rattlesnake inhabits a den in the lava
mountain above Butt valley, and it has
been seen on several occasions. Six oxen
and mule were killed in one season, and
every one of them were bitten in the
same place CT the neck, while feeding, and
it was thought that the big snake did the
business. Mr.. Miller saa him once, and a
man named Thorn also had look at him.
He is described as very long and g as thick
as mans thigh"
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BoLLIsTER, August l3Eh.-Ihe investiga.
ton of Che management of the County Hos
pital did not result as seriously as the com.
plsints promised. One nurse was discharged,
and mora strict rules adopted.
Frank j. Barns, charged with attempting
TO influence iursr in the Thompson case, is
in jail awaiting trial. Thompson, who Is
charged with assault TO murder John Bran
non over conflicting land claims, secured .
disagreement of the jury, ard will be tried
again September 5ib. The case attracted
considerable attention. Thompson is pro-
minent stock man.
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HOE PRESS FOR SALE.

We have at the REooRD-UNIoN Office two large
ouble.cynder Hoe presses in perfect order, one OF
which viii be sold at low price, and upon easy
terms. The size Of bed-plate is 40x5O inches. The
purchaser can have bis choice OF the presses. The
object in selling is to replace with one OF more rapid
work
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LA PERICHOLEi

Balcony .............'.s.'..s'..... ceDtso
No extra charge to reserve. Box office open from
10 A. NJ to 10 P. NJ. MONDAY. auS-1w
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AcaRREsFoS0Est fears that the sanitary agitation.
so well begun, wiz be allowed to languish and die
out in Sacramento. We confess that such attempts
at clearing up as have heretofore been made have
been spasnod1e, but We have reason 10 believe that
the Boards of Health and Of Trustees are in earnest
nov, and will BE- thorough In the present state Of
public feeling falteriDg Will no. be tolerated.