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AEALERs IL CHINESE MERCHANDISE,
y China Butchers aud Contractors Will open a
large establishment on August 10Th. AH SING,
Agent, Ne, g0i street, aul5-lm
Il. =. socr. ALEX SEuaoS ,. sRlscotl
ROOT, .sEsAs0E 3 co..
II MON FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
Founders and Maehinists, Front street, be
tween II md D. .Castiugs and Machinery OF every
DESCRIPTION male to order 1y244p1m
?. FOSTER. J. O. FUNSTON.
1856. T. F0srEG 3 a., 1855.
D00K BINDERS, PAPER -.ULERs And
Z Blank-fiook Manufacturers. No. 90 street,
between Third and Fourth, Sseramento iy2o-sph
GRFsEAL PALACE sAL00s.
r STREET. BETWEEN EIETH AND SesEss
% Tenth. The hanAsomest sampled
rooms in town. Only the very best Wines 49, -
Liquors and Cigars served to patrons, ane unct
served W. II. CHESOWETIf, Proprietor.
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TELEPHONE PAAAISG mELEe
EtoRNER AND FIFTEgENTH STREETS,
I Sacramento. H. D. YANDERCooK & CO., Pro.
pristors, Contractors and Builders Manufacturers
Of Doors, Sashes, Frames Blinds and MOI AZ IS.
Planning, Turning and all Kinds Of bH.l Work dona
on snort notice. The fitting Of Stores aud Offices
Specially. iYl2-tf
BABsSN a sEApEER,
a RCETTEcrs. NO 1905 SEVENTH STREET,
) and X, Sacramento. 10. SIS Pine
street, san Fgane.seo. iylI-I
z. EoBEE & co.,
RTORTHWEsF CORNER TENTH AND 1, lEEAR
y the Plaza, Whoiegale and Retail DGliers in
all kinds ~ choice. staple and fancy groceries.
Speci- attention given % Country ORDERS. BY
prices are the lowest. jyl0Apd
WING w&n CHING
EMPLOYS TIN CEINAMEN {AH KING, BOSS
s = Factory No. l3, No Ola Fourth street. between
and ), Sacramento, Cal. Good HaVaaa Cigars
sa19-o5
0R. L0g F0RD Vysg.
GAFFTCE AND 3fEDIcINE STORE, NO. 92e
Z Third street, between ] and j. by the pulse
he ean locate disease Consultation free he uses
no Poisonous drugs, but roots and herbs NATURES
medicine ior Inan. Call and sec him jy.oti.
JACOB GRIFsEE.
BSANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER N
lgk Saddles, Harness, Collars, Whips. Curry
combs Brushes &C., No. 1929 street, between
Tenth and Eleventh, opposite Central Hay Yard,
Sacramento N. B. Repairing always well done.
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;. BYMAS. sR..
SMTATCHMAKER AND JEYELER, 500 80
w J street, between Fifth and Sixth, va.
las always on band choice variety Of fine - n
Watches. Diamonds. Jey elry, etc. aus In esaAss
A. II. SMITH,
RIO 49, sTREET, PRACTICAL FLUMBER
and 6ssatteI--7Ork done On the most apprOv,
sanitary principles jyl-4pti
JAMES MCGUIRE,
MANUFACTURER or ROAD sCRAPERs,
lfA Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Ratings
0ratings, Housework and Blacksmithing in general,
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JAMES MCGUIRE,

MANUFACTURER OF ROAD sCRAPERs,
lfA Iron Doors, Jail Cells, Shutters, Ratings
0ratings, Housework and Blacksmithing in general,
No. $40 K street, between Fifth and Sixth. Second
hand Doors for gale ie22-4pH
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DE-. NIXON.

HAS RETURNED TO SACRAMENTO AND
& resumed practice at Northeast Corner Sew
enth and streets ofaee hours-s to 4 r., u to
g. tor jyl9-a
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sunday-Law Cases In Philadelphia.

PHILADELPHIA. August 21st.-Ths four
Reading Railroad laborers arrested mere on
Sunday, the l2sh, uPon charge of Illegally
performing worldly labor en- that day, were
given bearing to-day. Testimony was offsred
TO show that the work could not be accom-.
plished on any other day OF the week in coz
sequence OF the frequent passage Of trains,
end the magistrate taking that view, be De.
cided the werk to be necessity, and dis.
charged the defendants
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CRYslAL PAnArn sALnns-

Y STREET. BETWEEN GIETH AND ss--lssss
j Tenth. The hanlsomest sampled
rooms in town. Only the very hest Wines
Liquors and Cigars served to patrons 4 fne lunct
served W. II. cEEN0WETH, Proprietor.
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COLUMBIA Is. C.) August 1st-Whils out
on horseback with lazy at Lancaster, This
State, Dr.. W. Z. 2. Butler, son Ct the Sea-
ator, was tbrown from his horse aud the ami
NAL fell over upon him. causing conclusion
of the brain. There is no hope Of mis- recoV-
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saANlsH RESTAURANT.

SsDNE%sSTT +" 2-s~ J ~ GAN :.
NERS. Il. ROBINS HAS OPENED FINE DIN.
W. ing-roous and Saiooa at NJ, 5I3 X street, be-
tween Fifth and Sixth, where sue is prepared to
serve the public with Gsals and Fine Wioes and
Liquors at all hours avs 5m
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ENOR SALE a BEAUTIFUL WALNUT OFFICE
10 Desk, NJ 725 street. Call at C0PPIS'S be-
fore YOU 90 elsewhere. au22-lw
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). RYMAS, sR.,


SMTATCHiAKEg AND JEYELER, 500 80
w J street, between Fifth and Sixth, Ses5S
las always on hand choice variety Of fine ~ ~
Aatchaa Diamonds. jew ery. etc. aus In 49,
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PHYSICIANS AND 8ORaE0Fs


PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON. OFFICE AND
l. Residence, no. SzS J street, between Third AMI
Fourth. Hoars-S TO 10 a. n, 3 20 and 20 P. b.
5fice OF City Superintendent OF Public schools st
same place. ie5-4pisu
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NEW ADVERT sBM8EIB.


Members Of she Ikcd sgeH's En-=a
dowment Fund AssociatiOn.-Aeet me mt -
your respective Inbes this week, for thesg9 :
purpose Of arranging for the pawn Mt q 4<a=@S@~S
last assessment. CHAS g. SPENCER, Agent.
au22Ataed' lB. c.
81 OG LOST LIVER AND WHITE q,
Bitch. suitable reward viii 30 ks--sss
paid on return # same to J. c. ofION g.
New Pavilion. au22-3t.
NEAT, RESPECTABLE NAN SERVANT
"a Who has a long experience in cooking and
dining.room work, wishes situation in asf'rieate
Family, Boardiughouse or Institution. Apply, OF
address c. 6 Empire Lodging house. room l3.sh
street., near second. eN22-lt
FTTBsT Ps-RUHaTALLER 81 SCHILLER
~ q the Cspitsl Erewtry, yesterday received the
FIRST BALE OF HOPS whi1h has arrived in this
CITY, from STEPHEN SMITH, OF YolO county. It
WIS Immediately used at the Brewery. au22-lt-
NToJIGg. THE FINE BEARING VINEYARD
IN Of 81 acres, and 133 acres OF land besides,
with fuc improvements and stock. "Iou catch
him, John, $4,000" II you want little ranch OF
thig kind, or smaller cail on SlROBEL, the Broker
b J street, Sacramento. au22 81
EToR SALE CHEAP-A CHOICE LOr. 16oxio,
aud a small house, on street between Fiji
tenth and Sixteenth streets. VII be sold al blr-
gin Inquire at premises au22 W.
TSORSALE-AGOoDsP SPRING
81 Wagon suitable for ped zs4;zsxs
dler. Call at COPPINS FUR AVA SsigeFs3
EIrURE STORE, 725 6street =zs-aa%f-s-s s''@zsesS
au22 Iw
ENOR SALE a BEAUTIFUL WALNUT OFFICE
Al Desk, NJ 726 street. Call at CoPPISS be-
fore you go elsewhere. au221w
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TherlnolnetrIcal.

New York, August 2lst Highest tempera
ture to-day, 90'; lowest 74'.
CHICAGO, August 21ss,-Highsst tcmpers
sure to-day, 799; lowest, 64s.
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DHYSECIAE AND SURGEON (HoMO1OPA
4 thist). Residence 1878 G street. Office, No
t27 street (oyer Dale's> Sacramento. Csl. Office
hours-10 to IL A M;; 20 M; $50 u S ?, n.
Special attention given to diseases Of the heart ara
lunps - ivoLtl
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ThHre ara TO 30 premiums given a. the
fair as Msrgsvills for the beat made and
best fitting dresses made and wern by girls
sndsr itsssn years Of age gEe szalisy Of
he Sopds ;s;3qt to ts eppsidsssd.
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STATE Fab PRIVILEGES.

bids FOR THE FOLLOWING PRIVILEGES
, viii be received by the undersigned up 70
AUGUST g 1855: For theright to sell peau1ts pop
corn, candy aud oranges, ice cream, cider and
apples, waternelons, cantaloupes and era pes as7
two bars east side OF the grounds and bar south
OF main entrance. and lunch stand under Grand
Stand. AL will be let together or separate. The
right to reject any Or al bids is reserved.
RoBERT ALLEN,
auTb.t Lessee Of Agricultural Park.
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Tar Ohio campaign Is becoming eyeSy day E2eEs
prominent. aud iIl yesy soon be the cen tss q OBJ
serv4ton fer II the rest Of the country. sssssssry
News iudguzent, shat Judge Frr@ker VII Win. ap-
Pears to Be borne oai b. al that vs en- asecrt. u
from Gas Ohio press. Judge Hoadiy's uamiastion, \
ins.ead q uuiiJiBs, hrs divided the DsuoIEasfs /
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IN callers, CORNER OF Font AND L
~ streets Highest price for Hides sheep
pelts and Tailow. Butchers supplied with Solt
Paper, latest improved Sausage Machines, Suffers.
Lard Presses etc. Prompt cash returug made for
All consignnents. is1s 4pti
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- GxnpCE PYRunN.
y. A. eaInER. NJ. T,..

nFHCE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" Corner Eleventh and Il streets Hours-9 to 10
" 10 8 end Z To 81 an1s-n
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81. q. TTreHsaa. 81. d

nFFICE AND RESIDENCE. NORTHEAST
10 a. n. to l2E.iSF. y tosr XIII. y iez5-Im
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EE O8TE0PATHIG PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
OIioe. southwest corner Of seventh ar3
streets in Grte's rev bJ.iiiing, up stsirs. Resi-.
denee, southeast corner o. Seventh and streeta,
Sacramento. Office H-urs Il 20 and 20 P. s.
and on SUNDAYS only, 30 9 P iea5-splm
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Sax FRANCISCO has this week put he- best foos
forwardsand the verdict Of our Eastern VISITORS is
that they could not have been more Hospitality en-
ter.aned. The delegations from the interior of csl
isrna have done their full shsrs thus far IA showing
attentions 70 the sstsngers. ADD in tome respeCts
hare surpassed the Efforts Of the san Fsaneiscass
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Y. EonYs q GO.

a RoHITEcrs. NO 1903 SEVENTH STREET,
j and X, Sacramento. 10. SIS Pine
street, san Francisco WILT
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DR. IRA E. oATaAN HAS REMOVED HIS
J Office to the northwest corner ard Seventh
streets Entrance on street Residence,
1921 street, corner Eleventh. Office bouFa-
8 TO 10kM., and TO 3, and 7 to P. N. jylA-1mr
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TsaF.ssnoeE pTANgvg AMI.

Ef0RNER ) AND FIFTGEENTH STREETS,
" Sacramento. il. D. YANDERCo0K s. co, Pro.
prlstors, Contractors and Builders. Manufacturers
Of Doors, Sashas Frames Blinds and MOI AZ IS.
Planning, Turning and ali kinds Of 5H,l Work dono
on short notice. The fitting Of Stores and Offices
Speciality. iYI2-f
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RTogTHWEsT CORNER TENTH AND I.iEEAR
y the Plaza, Whoiegale and Retail DGliers in
all kinds ~ choice staple and fancy groceries.
Spscf- attention given 70 Country Orders. BY
prices are the lowest irlO4utf
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FeRBTGN NEWS.
A Possible asluistertal Crisis.


MADRID, August 21s5.-King Alfonso ar
rived st Barcelona yesterday, aud was cor
daily greeted by the people. Five subalt-
erns have bsen arrested here. The home
Government organs admit crisis in the Min.
istry possible.
Horrible Act OF Father.
BRKsT August 21st.--A landlord in this
city yesterday murdered his five children by
hanging them, and then committed suicide.
Irish Registration Bill Rejected.
LONDON, August 21st.-Ths Irish regisira-
ton bill was rsiected in the Houss Of Lords
this afternoon by vote of y noes to 80 ayes.
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CnAgLEs z. PfNEHAM, III. D.,

FREYSICIAN AND SURGEON, SOUTHEAST
Il corner Second and K streets Office Hours-
to 1880 a X; to 4, and TO P. n. Residence,
enables z. PESEEAM, VI. D.,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
ofHce--removed 20 SIS Eighth rect between
II aud l. Residence next door. Office hours till 8
A N: from to 3, and $50 TO 730 P iyis-Im
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SSACRAMENTo BOILER AND IRON WORKS,
- ! street, between Front aud Second, Sacrs-
me,to. Manufacturer Of Steam Boilers, Sheet Iron
work etc. Changes Portable Boilers from " God to
Straw Burners. Hop stoves made 70 order ia6-4ptf
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Ennorta,ior, of Normandy Rerses.

INV YORK, August 2lst. The stean1er
Holland, from Havre, brought $50 Percheron
stations. This ia the largest shipment of
grown stations ever imported from Europe.
None of the animals were lost on the voyage.
Al were shipped TO farm owned by w.
Durham, at Warren. III, les. night
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.rarnR -

RSANUFACTURER OF AND DEALER N
w Saddles, Harness, Collars, Whips. Curry
combs Brushes &C., No. 1929 street, between
Tenth and Eleventh, opposite Central Hay Yard,
Sacramento N. B. Repairing always well done.
frE
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D0uEsrIo NEWs.

faspoiAl DrsrA7ouns 70 rua apOoRD-vslos.l
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NV YoRk. August Dist - Carrie E.
Swain. vale S. Bay Pore, L. T., day or
two since, rescued ircm dgownirg Mrs @.
r. Dean and Mrs. Warren. the former
one at New Haven and one sc Newport.
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The Albany Journal SAYS that the cry. "to the
Tictors belong the spos Is losing its force even
with Democrats, and citizens now grow indignant at
the phrase 1t Is righttulY regarded BY men in both
parties in which the dogma has obtained ss psrui-
sious tsaehing. The civil service bill came as
Knight fuarmei against this foo to republican in
sttutions aud the JotsrTal will End that it viii be
the victor Civil service reform must prevail, or
else the civilization If the age turn backward. We
eaaEot advance into light as men and remain in
dGrlzhsss as politicians
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Hs have at the Rac0ED-usroS oIles two large
deublss Under Doe presses, IN perfect order one 2
whieh wH be SID Al low prizes sad upen esq
tsrrs. TIC sizs Of boI rlats Is s01s9 inches. TIE
purchsssr can hsge It's choice OF Gle rrsssss- Ihe
5blea "a selling Is to replace With one q rlore saIl5
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TFAs REMOVED TO THE SOUTHWEST cor.
Al ner Of X and Sixth streets Masonic Hall
Building, KstIeet entranee). Consultations in En-.
giisil, French and Gerfnan. an Professional Calls
promptly attended to, Dag and Night Osiice
Hours 10 A. 81. to u NJ; Q % e. autl % SP. y.
is2l I'm
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BUsIEBsS GARDa.
ouAN NO CHAN 4 90 ,

I EALERs IL CHINESE MERCHANDISE,
y China Butchers aud Contractors, viii open a
arge establishment on August 10Th. AH SING,
Agent, Nc, s0t l street. aul5-1m
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WE. GurENRERGER.

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
Z chinist. Front AMI N streets. Manufacturer Of
G1tenbergers Horse Powers, Patent Ground Roller
and Clod CrusheF ard Barley Mi q. All kinds OF
Hydraulic Pipes. For sale, Three Allsr Patent Hay
Presses nll1nlrl
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MNG - nHlNG


EMPLOYS TIN CEINAMEN {AH KING. Bossl
~ Factory No 70, No 9i5 Fourth street, between
and ), Sacramento, Cal. Good Havana Cigars
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Nore oHipnomn Invaders,

Kansas CRY tMo), August Dist. The
Times Wichita lKss,) special saSs a. L.
Stainmaz, OF this city, who hiss been promi.
aent in the Oklahoma movement, has just re-
turned from q tour through the 0klshoma
country. He says there are 500 colonists set.
tied aleny its streams, and intend to stay un-
less expelled by AZ armed forcs. They sra
At xiousIy awaiting the decision Of the United
States Court in Captain Psi1es suit.
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oINgI plaEI


SyEC0ND AND K STREET sICRssteag1.
- tai RoomsST Tents oi,3 81 pr cay Speoisi
-Eates-hy-tlse mGath. Billiards cloce liquors ard
cigars. Hot Elaeh daily from n 4. ". To 2r. T..
". C. c'10E') EJWGRS,
HI In Proprietor.
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4. }. cRobh.
OAAlA. earle : cROLT.

CSAA~AflA - NA@O1As
SNoETRACToRS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
~ pared 10 do all kinds OF work in their line, in
city or country Principal place Of business Sacra
uento. Shop No. liza Second street. between K
and L. Postoface Box 10, 49, Sacramento.
ie164ptf
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1883-07-06

Gov. Butler fairly captured Harvard. AS
the Boston Transcript says, "rhe glamour
of pathos and pity surrounded him from the
first, anu his def oratorical touches fist on
his own deprived youth, and then on the
glores of Harvard, completed his conquest
for the time, of the selected and matchless
audience OF men of character and culture.
applaudng him to the echo" The conquest,
vas SO complete that at the close of his
speech there was tremendous applause aud
cheering, in response to which the governor
rose and bowed again aud again. In note
to the Transcript Mr.. Gamaliel Bradford,
not unknown TO our people, says
"If we consider that Memorial Hall is
chiefly filled by the older classes, on account
of lack of room, the Significance of the event
is very important. The truth is that Hnr-
ward graduates are just like other men.
Butler is Butler but the fascination OF per-
sonality always has ruled the world. and al
ways will, and those who as against it put
Their faith in distractions will always find
themselves beaten.
If the Republican party want to be routed
they have only to nominate with due solemn
ity, at Worcester, Mr.. n, and adopt plat
form something as folows
We believe in wise and economical ex-
penditure of the public money.
We believe that the government should be
carried on for the benefit of tho whole peo-
pie.
We believe In honesty as the best policy
and that ours should lie government of
laws and not of men.
Then let Mr.. y. shut himself up in his
own house, taking great care that nobody
sees or hears him, while the management of
the election is LETT to the State committee
(nominis umJral through tue pulling of
wires. Parties given to betting can venture
their money with perfect safety on the re-
suit of an operation like this"
Mr.. Bradford's head is level, as usual, and
the Massachusetts Republicans will do well
to heed HE warning.
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sit down to table. Not plate was thrown
ut The masters during the entire evening.
AT the conclusion of the repast the mem.
bcrs turned their attention to the toasts,
which ran US follows:
Our Common Country"-J. II. Gar.
re,son.
Journalism; is 1t Declining PIT. j.
Burns.
will We Ever Get Home ?"-Jno. A.
Wilson
six Months 10 Sewer" James c.
Conroy.
1--WE Demand a Plumber for President Z"
-Thomis Phillips
The last was a very able address, and at
conclusion the members were driven to
their hotels in private cirriages
There was "a ruuor on the street last
night that plumber had lost $50, 900 in an
uptown faro bank, but 1t was not traced on
any reliable source.
Captain Williams says that the plumbers
VIII have to keep off the elevated railways,
as Inc brllliancy OF their jewels confuses the
engineers causing them to back their en-
gines unnecessarily. 1t is said that mo-
ion will be made in to.dly's convention ~
the elect that the delegates wear rag car
pet over their shirt fronts during their stay
in The CITY
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THE LATEST SOUTHERN TRAGEDY.

Another very Characteristic tragedy is re-
ported from the South, this time the scene
being laid In Alabama. 1t Is q popularity
Of Southern blood-lettings that the heroes
and victims are always men OF wealth and
prominence, and the popularity held true
In the present case. Two Halls aud two
Mulenses were wealthy and prominent ci,i-
zens of Collinsville. Alabama, aud they
owned adjoining property. lu the course OF
time dispute arose regarding the boundary
"a dispute which at the North would be
settled by the arbitrament Of Il petit jury at
cost to the litigants Of about one hundred
times the value of the property In controver-
sy. AT the South however, they do
things differently. The wealthy and
prominent Tom Hall built fence
which the equally wealthy and prom
nent Mulleuses maintained was improperly
located, and they threatened to remove it,
The threat coming to the ears of Mr.. Hall
he simply remarked that he world kill the
man who touched the fence, and the event
proved that, whatever his failings may have
been, he possessed at least the virtue of YER
acity. lie could commit murder, but, like
the father of his country, he could not tell a
lie. Mr. Bob Mu'lens ascertaiuei this fact
with great accuracy, for he undertook to rc-
move the fence and was very promptly shot
dead by Mr.. Hail. Mr.. John Mullens came
to his brothers assistance and he too was
shot with much neatness and despatch.
Death, however, was not instantaneous and
Mullens drew his revolver and shot Hall,
killing him Instantly. AT this untimely
moment Halls father approached the scent
of actlon--a an il-adviscd course of actor
which he no doubt greatly regretted, for the
dying Mullcns promptly shot him and hi
fell dead in his tracks. Having thus aveng
cd his brothers murder and exterminatct
the Halls Mullens too died, and the fou
wealthy and prominent citizens went to the
shades together What Pinto will do will
such crowd we can't see.