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New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Speclll Aouce5.
A I'hnuk-ciyina Appeal,

.----.. A..
Tho Christian Homo for iniempeIaie Men ma<es us
Tbanksgving appeal for money clothing ana ptoN
sioIs. Remember this nOOlo ald active ohlts1e usu
ROLES solely contributions Tor snppoiI
Money may be Sent TO Mr. Frederick A. Booth 80 West lOh
ST.. clothing and provisions viii be sent or on htee
being =, nj 10 III Cuats A. Bunng Resident Manager llio
Maasonaye. HEN. ID STOAhl pop1 ~ 'ieSoons.
Reception Home for the Freade., ~ East SOthst,
Services chapel al 40 and 7so M sevcal thousand
sers sociled 0oVds prVnpty sent tor notification.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Howard Mission aud Home for Lathe Wsnasrers.
A. Ncw-l0gcry, New. - orx city,
THANkSDtViSG. NOV. ~, 1854.

For tw onty- three years the HOWARD MISSION DOORS
have been to The and especially TO mel syecie
Helpless anu homeless children o. ne city ot HcN1ofk, aat
where thousands o them ha cared Tor AMI
hei ped 10 ~ iOGs, uselu an / iplJrtJ0 Ives
"'rO CARRY Oh TIL MIsSIDN WORK THE THCS.
TEES COUNT UPON THE GEAEkOUs lMPI b1Es OF
THE MISSION FRIEN DS AND READERS FOR LIB.
EKAL LCOSrlIBUTIOSs," AND RESPECTFULLY AID
EARNESTLY ASK IOUEAiD. -.
"NunDer OF families connected with the inisnol 3d.
Children members of tbsse mics 33ij Visits among tas
faues during the 400 Young people ani ciidrn
menDers OF tho Mission sunday ysch0,! l,psp MoI1cfs
Bible Class 2j2 Placed in good homo, AMI business dinS
the year Jd.
"CAsu OR CHECKS may DO sent TO n. T.. Tomgk3s,
treasurer p. .. Boa 3o23 10 a. y Hatch, pIesieaI
Nassau-st. y. y CITY. -
Provision and clothing 10 tho Mission House, - New
Boweiy y. y. CITY,
exercises; singing and eclta0ns by the Children
brief addresses by interesting speakers"
DoOIs 0gen Tda1ksglyns Dag a. 10 O'CLOCK scfvi'b
commence at H.
H. h. ToMPkifs A. :. HATCH.
" Ir.asurer i'rtsdtn'.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

TRIBUNE OFFICE. Nov 27-l a. m.-The movement OF
the barometer yesterday downward and then up
ward. In the afternoon clear weather succeeded clouds
The temperature ranged between 80 and 40. the
erage 4oll' being 50 lower than on the correspond
ing day last year. and S22 higher than Tuesday.
Fair weather and stationary temperature may be ex
pectcd to-day in this city and vicinity
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
rrppop OF SOUTHERN NEGROES.

Jo-otjn lfiifcr IN Thc Ncr.Orie1ns Tiles-Drmo'Tf .
And now that one democratic President was really
cect ed thc, poor wretcbe~ In mortal terror Two
Of them inulored 10 take them with me back 10 me
North one old cut his tnront with razor an oiu
woman threatened kill her children ana numbers o
miserable pcoplc were made crazy II may not he gene
rally known thar the great asylum of MISSISSIPPI j. 50
full OF insane blacks that the state has been cohpecu
10 build another establishment.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
xoprurPv u,cyANrvITY ABrsED.

T1ola me NlncT TnN0ff I0IlUfI IcIoT''d4Ilt. -,
The case is absolutely clcar-and II ainoun' 10 Flo
ton OH urhaf of The Democratic party r-pe' aiy III l
Southern part Of the country, OF The adjustments HIt
the war; thAt were the treaty sttpnaiiOhS upon With
the Southern Confcdcrdcy ceased 10 he certain HlH!
dcn3rtmrut. and became states 0f the bnion AuFt w
& been fcn OF the National confidence ana generosity
and Inc result is Democratic Presidential victory.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
GETTING sNUFFED OUT.

Fx'rbot sfanch and competent Democratic ncwspHper
me Ncir- York TiHiSs does not Ind 10 easy TO get Is o
ions into the heads Of It's new associates anu
in setting up for light within thc
Democratic party it runs risk OF being snuhed out
uuccr.uoninusy. PT0ycrbia philosophy contains no
trer ma Kim than that love by which they
are and hate the trai,or aud The Times l. nVt
am object of much affection 10 the people II instructs
i'm politIcal doctrine. Besides stray
"ontcu,porary Is too fresh from Republican
a.sociaitous 10 compete successfully WIN
~ s,, and The World as guide aud teacher and,
when IN assnmos 10 be- better Democratic authority
than Thomas 4. Hendricks It's preonsions invite ryss
faucs me san Yesterday neatly showed that hth-
drcks il more likely than The Tines TO represent ,he
sense of Democrats regarding the way TO get tho Wv"
service reformed
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

performed the Travatn Potporrr PATHS waltz " ficr
III prima Vera" the " Lucia" sextettc and " America
Bombs were shot Oh and Patti loudly cheered by
the crowd who had followed the carriage from the
Academy.
David Fischer. the door-kccpcr of the Academy, VINO
usher IN the centre aisle twenty-five years ago.
sent Madame Patti his congratulations.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
RE.EyrRANcE OF LESTER wALLAcK.

Mr. Wallack's return to his own stage, after
long absence is like the arrival OF sn old friend who has
been long away from home and the accomplished and bril-
ant comedian ariaby greeted. he greeted last
night with cordial kindness and joyful applause There
was large audience present. and such asOnly
DC attracted by actor Of the frat rank and OF estab
sshsd aud commanding popularity. Mr. wallaek ap
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
THE WEATHER REPORI.
GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS

WAsHINGTOV. Nov. 26.-'Or New-Englan1.
local SHOWS and partly cloudy weather south to west
winds. nearly stationary temperature.
For the Middle Atlantic States generally fair weather,
northwest 10 southwest winds, slight changes in tenn
pcraturc
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Nropnrs SOLD AT MOCK AUCTION.

From m atlanta Lstero The Cincinnati Commreial 6d'e'
In some parts of the State negroes have Decn
put mn las they say, Just for fun and sold al MOCK
auction. party viii gather around lot OF GovtGr l f
rcoplr and bid different amounts for Them JuSt Ior
IAN and tell them they will now be bought PACK rs
Confederate money has been made good Ihs they
say f. all done " for fun, airl then complain Vi icP
licans exciting the negroes fears
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

The diagram hows he bsore variations In tis city by tnhs
osciaons
by the during those hours The hos otfi line eputs
TIE variations As in0st,d thermometer U
IUt's gAaI4=cy, gS Broadway
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
Thank giving
at the
FIVE POIN 4 >!
NOVEMBER 1854.
ANNUAL APPEAL
Otto
FIVE POINTS HOUSE OF INDUSTRY,
lJJ WORTn.Sr


Morris X. Jcsup, rresdont iiugh \; Camp FnoaF't
D..
cha les Lanei DAVID =. E.lr,iol
Walter H. Lewis Oliver iilrfi nan,
Mn. L Barnard, superintendent.
Tho Trustees OF is wrlikHOWB Institution witch, zoe
than thirty has b"cn shcNru ','lin sli C1o
ng thousand tn polr ami -ieosen children ot New
York urgently pesrnt his appeal ior ss'stmco 10 ohapS
thun to continue OR NOrk.
rle Insuuon dependent for its support largely upon
th voluntary giits oi the public. . .
- ilt HOUSE OF INDUSTRY
has Home charity DAYS th'nl ami Dy nursery ipt
itc Chidr' WhofN mptlcfs 80 od ~ ibs
wort VrtIfo supI 10 lsrie o. NY daIt
lt IL governed hy uusaCiaiian HN,rt ~ Iiut t,ot
Particular atouiiOn IL pah 90 to GaDnK 90 'fihtcl Iuo
rlt tlpfar ug While the pls learn % sew,
,Ho ana general homework thereby ntunf thn chtna
hngdre,s elected thiirn Would have ivtA Wou ant
won vicious hapts today who now are grs s?oatabe
mCupVisut society,
STATEMENT or rnE YEARS WORK i..,
Mras i'hbtt
cost mcll - - ~
Garments used eoW
ShpH hNo pAiit sviis
AycTaeo attendance IN school 80
In school aLc' utsan alton '"iiS
The pub c All welooAa visit and Inspect Tao
house.
ho safest re1ntt Ia by check q the Ories of
iIiGd y. CAMP. Treasurer. - -
on thanksgiving bay most mterestns srrrlcos VIII echoi
IA the chapel "a O'Clock The children VIII a,ns rceiA
700 calstlnnlc NC.
Al ocpcN anner viii Do served % the chlidren ana
visitors my them AT the ,abies
Al oc . L. d slAcsut ,n furnished tho Annual
Dinner tnc outside Poor VIII b" serfc-a aec.hg 7sns
Last year more tAtn so we're led
All Interested y invited toenioy Ia Gay Win ~
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

From TIE L.qrrnir0rii H0H.l Ttnifs .,
The Neir IOrk TDisS .t! i-i~ts thai o. Is X Pub''
We advise get arlc red label printed ana paste
on every page. This Is th" they do with curiO7iue9
that the people would not otherwise recognize.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

\ RARE AND UNEQUALED OFrER.-Pattens
Of your own selection amt of any sizc given with every
number of DemOrests Monthly Magazine 20 cents each
NcnrlX. 81.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
ScIec, Your Oh isinas Gifts.

"A inducement for purchasing before the rush
crowds limited salcsToma offer lU cent scOunt
RMS effective until December TO- Oyees frOll
al parts Ol the world. ObJfi- DART III FANTASIES
9OJ Broadway. between 2Oth and 2lst SITS.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

Fnuirss in tone phenomenal in durability exceptional in
its modest price: the New Haruan Upright FanO Ware
rooms llG FInhavc. Wm. d. Dutton Manager Hartman
bowling & Peck, MAnnlactn-ers.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
S-rwsp,prp txTETJJGENCE.

Prom The EIsiern AT1us . , . d,
The Times has been having hard time, but " ~ 10
hopcd that IL will become the New York organ Of he nc
Admins traiiOn.
New-York tribune., 1884-11-27
TRIBUNE LOCAL OBsERyArIOys
I1OU KS; MOrnihg.

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New-York tribune., 1884-11-27

Mr.. IIuxley's daughters are said to be among
The nrettie.t rl- in London This Is slshty anbguous
a, The same thing might bo said vi tho old snpIismh
sons Burlington Free I'rcsa.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1884-08-26
Notice..

In the matter of the estate of Fred Hoffman. de.
ceased
In Probate Court of Boise county l. T.
1t appearing to the Judge OF said Court by the
petition in writing, presented and filed by Ella M
Hoiiman, the administrative of the estate Of Fred
Holman, deceased praying for order to sell re.
estate That 1t l. necessarA to sell the whole or
some portion of the real estate pay the de BITS ont.
standing against the deceased and the debts ex
penses and Charges of tais aiminisi1atio
1t Is erefore ordered by the Cont that all per
sohs interested III the said estate ape r before the
sad Probate Court on Tuesday the 9th day of Sep
tenber 1894, at ten o'cecE i'll the forenoon of said
day at he Court room of SAID Probate Court in the
Court House o. said county, to sho cause why an
order should not be granted to the said admin sra-
tl1X to sell so much the real estate of said de-
ceased as shall be necessary. and that copy of
this order be published in the Idaho Semi Weekly
World, newspaper printed and published at Ida
no city, in SAID county, at least four con ecu i've
weeks before said ninth day of September. 1884
NJ. B. MOORE
Probate Judge.
IDAHO CITY >SA-tw
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MIDDLE-AGED VEN.

There are many at the age of thirty to 81 <ty who
are troubled with too frequent evacualious of the
bladder. often accompanied by slight smarting Of
ning sensation and weakening OF the system
Ia msnper the patient cannot account f,r. On
examining the urinary deposits rops sediment
will often be found, and sometimes Slnail parti
cles OF aloumen will appear, the color VIII be or
a thin milksh hue. again changing 10 a dark and
torpid appearance. There many men who die
OF this difficulty. ignorant of the cause which is
the second stage of seminal weakness DR. S. will
guarantee a perfect cure in all such cases, and
healthy restoration of the genito-urinar5 organs.
Office Hours-l0 to and 6 to 3. Sundays from
10 to ii A. NJ. Consultation free. 1horou, Ii exam
ination and advice $5.
or adj
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Notice to Creditors.
ESTATE OF FRED HOFFMAN DECEASED.

al OI1CE IS HEREBY GIVEN BY THE UNDER
~ signed Administrative of the estate of Fred
Holman deceased, to the Creditors Of and all
persous having claims against said deceased to ex-
hioit them with the necessary vouchers, within ten
months after the first publication of this notice. to
the said Adninistratrix at her Residence at Lower
Rqnaw Creek, the same being the place fer the
transaction OF the business of said estate in Boise
county, l. T., or to c. S. Kingsley at his office in
Idaho City. ELLA NJ HOFFMAN
ADMINISTRATIVE of the estate of Fred Hoffman de.
ceased.
idaho City. June Il, 1884 low
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Published
Tuesda y q 60 FRIDAYS
BY
HEMAN and CHAS. E. JONES:
HEMAN JONES. BUSINESS MANAGER.
OFFICE Cor. MAIN AND COMMERCIAL rs.
(BRIcK BUlLD1Sc)
Rates of Subsc tion:

One Year. ........S6 so Three Months. s. ] IL
Six Montbs...... 8 81 Single Copies 10
By Carrier. So 90 per quarter.
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Application for Patent.
NOTICE NO. 142.
UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE.
b 1SE Cry IDAtys, lima 81 100

UNITED STATES LAND OFFICE
1sE CRY, IDAHO june a. 1884,
Al oTiCE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN LAR.
~ SON whose pos Office address is placerville.
boise county, idaho Territory, has this day fled
ms appication for a patent for placer miJinr
calin embracing ten acres of land situated in Pla
cerviiie mining district. county Of Boise, Territory
OF ldaho, described as follows TO wit:
" being the E1s Of NW4 of NWh of MEL and
E1a OF 'W 4 of NW4 of NE14 of Section No 36 ia
iownship No. 7. N. OF Range E. of the Boise me-
ridiah; The said m ming claim being situated on
zoe left bank II Granite creek two miles Easterly
rom ,i star ranch The nearest claim is the placer
ciaim OF Henry Carlson. which last mentioned
claim Is about 2G0 feet northwest therefrom.
ne location of the above described cl,im Ia re-
coraed In the Recorders flee of Boise county in
oooR 2, page 1863 miscellaneous records of said
county ANY and ali ersons claiming ad yersely any
porilon OF said land or ciam are requested to file
.nelr adverse claim with the Register Of the United
states Land Office at Boise City. III the county of
ada, territory OF Idaho during the sixty days pe-
rlod OF publication hereof, or they will be barred
b! virtue OF the statute.
d. P. B. PRIDE, Register
dl rect that the foregoing notice of application
ior patent published for he period of sixty days
item consecutive weeks) in the Ida World a news
paper published at Idaho City, Boise county, Idaho
Territory. D. p b pnIrr Register
June 81 1884, low God
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DR.. LIEBIG's INvIGoRAToR, No. 2. is the only
cure for PRosTAToRRHEA. By it MANHOOD is re-
stored and the hand OF time moved back from age
to youth.
Price of either knyigOrator. So. Case
of six bottles $40. Sent to any address, covered
securely from observation.
Dr Liebig Il Go. treat successfully by HON.
oeopathy every form Of SPECIAL, PRIVATE or
CHRONIC DISEASE without mercury or naseous
drugs. Il vitality is drained from the body nd
merous diseases follow that battle ordinary medical
esstmeut. If allowed to continue, the unnatural
10 causes consumption Diabetes, Bright's Dis
ease, INSANITY, etc Cures guaranteed Diseases of
the gcnitouin inarv organs, Kidneys liver and blad-
der specially treated. DISEASES WOMEN SD Ed
lily CURED.
Qualified and RespOnsible.-Dr. Liebig
Co. from EUROPE, are organized in compliance
with Califordia Medical Law ploma procured by
regular college education and are in their nine
teenth year Of special practice
Most powerful electric belts free to patients
To PROVE THE WoEpRRFUI POWER of the INYl,r-
ORATOR 50 BOTTLE GIVEN SENT FEEE. Con-
sultation fl ee and private.
DIR. LIEBIGS WONDERFUL GERMAN INV1G-
ORArO is protected by copyright from Patent
Office of United States Government Beware of
limitations. Liebeig'S Dispensary,
400 Geary street, san Francisco Cal
Private Entrance, A05 Mason Street, four blocks
up Geary Street from Kearnev. Main Eatrane
through Dispensary Drug Ste,..
Dec. 2S 1SS3-ly.
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HattOn Held.


The examination of Sam Hatton for
completely in the murder of Aaron
Morris last Saturday night in the lane
just this side Of Ketchum, was COM
pleted yesterday evening before
Judge E. o. Wheeler, in Ketch-
um.
We gather our notes from several
parties who were in attendance. They
report that Hatton had no lawyer, but
named his witnesses and questioned
them himself. He brought in "Tom,
Dick, Harry" their sisters and aunts,
ect,. OF the class of his (Sam's) asso-
clates. and up to II o'clock that night
rather proved his presence in Ket-
ehum, but then he sent out for Lew
hooerts, who testified that Sam, and
bis pail Kelly, slipped into his saloon
between II and l p. m. on Sunday
morning, and that his Uew's) clock
was at least an hour slow; so Lewis
testimony rather went back on the
Prisoner Another thing, the oats
were not found in the prisoners shoes
Until alter the shoes had been subject
W 10 measurement, and were even
put on by one detective in the oat
Aeio On the Sunday following, the
murder The measurement of the
Snoes and tracks of the two men in
'ne sand and mud of the oat field ad-
'0'n'ng-crossing it, apparently at
1P'u gait-corresponded mighty con-
.uslvely, and the Judge concluded to
-" nation, subject to the findings of
'"e next grand jury, and without bail.
nelly' Hatton's pard, will be taken
70 . Aetchum this morning for examin-
n' ana something new may be de-
fvsd from his story.
Both Kelly and Hatton had been
eping In cabin belonging to
n;s1 man IN Ketohum, for two or three
sn's previous to Saturday, and the
"ner testified that the two of 'em
"''e In the habit of coming in be-
ssn and 2 at night, and that it
must have been 2 a. m. on this occa.
'Ol when they came to bed.
s,a. nat'0n told in his story how he
NV D'e two or three letters on that
r;,a sa' and where he was, but his wit
D al ;. were not SO positive. All
saa, aa' 1t looks as though Brearley,
II tq,y y district attorney, did we'll to
;sa. nation held over until a new
~ breaks in upon the matter.
pdee s0oa1ly Kelly will get the same
in l. ana the others unders arrest {
ii De turned loose.
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NAlHO MAY BE SUFFERING FROM The EFF.
Wv fects OF youthful folies or indscretion, will
do well to avail themselves of this the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar of suffering humanity.
DIR. SPINNEY Will guarantee forfeit $500 for ev.
cry case OF Seminal Weakness private iii sease Of
any kind or character which ne under takes and
ails to cure.
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IDAHO City, Aug. I, 's4-4 W.
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DR. ALLRl'
THE EXPERT SPECIALIST

nR. ALLEN, AS Is WELL NOWN, ISA REGU.
~ lar graduated Physician, educate at Bowdoin
College and University of Michigan. He has devot-
ed lifetime to the study of the treatment and cure
OF diseases within his specaity
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DR.. SPINNEY & CO,
q o. II KearnY Street, San Eraneisea

p. S.-For private diseases of short Standing 3
full course of medicines, sufficient for cure with
all instructions, will be sent to any address
ceipt of $1,000
Jan. 49, lSS0-tf.
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The state BOARD OF Horticnltnre.

~, 60. -, .,,,.
"
.c LAN : hAS.lsOo; JuIS z9y4'-.Nt meet
5lS oi tllc Gtate boaru OF iorucuiture To-
4aS: y rtSolutlon was passed asking me
~ ~ 5'Sis.'ule 70 collec. ana Puoi'Sh S'aus'lSS
anu toPorts on growing crops eaeh month
y itSoluIloh 'h'ihAlhS lhe hepuohSah
parry ior having Incorporated IN ITS plat
lolll d Piahk IN iaNor OF protecting the
"Ihe' irull ana Talsll interest,", occasloned
Z SQod Geal OF dlscusSlon, ana was finally
uec'aIeu OUT OF order ana a resolution
liieIeN ueclar'nS IN II'er ol protection
WIS uiduitlouSiy earned
The Trial of Hutchings, the Strangler.
SAN FRANcIsco, July 25th.-In the trial
of Hutchings the stranglcr to-day. the
plea of insanity was completely broken
down A verdict will be rendered to-mor-
row. and there is scarcely any doubt that
it will be murder in the FIRST degree.
Dishonest Hotel Clerk.
rr.,-,.,-,.,. r,,I,- sz,, II ~.
hos for he last iuol, ,l,' -, ~
b, eto,-o,t Nc j,o
~ ''IS ny Nay vl me lVTSAeS
a. TaIe Tab"e tl to ai.o,.r, ~ 10 i,,to,.
ho,sr has abse,njad tatin, viii hin,
al,0I,t to5n i, -, ,,,I tI'1 f,I-s,e -
hotel on Wedncs)ial WcKay not;tia5 hin,
tIat Lis services ,.t,,iJ h., ~, IC,,,,sr 70.
quired. Durno came in last night, and was
to Stralghten up ms business affairs to-day,
nat taxing advantage 9i the darkness
tPeu 1!I last .lSII' Il. Il nc worst feature
ol me alial[ IS 'nat MIS- IGrS"n' "toW'
"llo i ti'e hIuSeNeePeI at !dot springs, ue-
(si.ea i.eI %,,o'e SNlSS H5 ,ESol Mll UGIo
~ 10 S,'IC NoePIiiS, -t'9 " ~ i'il'"!e vi W IN,
,ile "dsotl e.d ,l'h from behIcla' aiSo oe-
poS,len l',,,.oa gov WIN mn wien Wli II Is
~ - "ls3 si.G M mn was on
e 20 ti'e W y, ,l'1 'ii1 ,iIc
l9oJ 5 o4f.iu g no, Ge 1 .i Hu'o t ~:
t ,V.' On on io. % Iitil an ,i'G money III 'e ~,
DooN' IN " 'iic ;" siit ~ -
III dofIcot;o,, n,r,,-, i; l,,,,,,,, ,lI 80
the coast. having travelled for several San
Francisco houses. He has brother in
business in Truczee. and il was through
his influence that he obtained the sitna
ton. Mr.. Mckay will follow the matter
up, and telegrams have been sent to all
parts of the country. There is q fair prob-
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Victoria Items.

VICTORIA, July 25th.-The Chinese Vice
Consul visited the war ships to-day by in
vitation, and was received with the usual
honors. Monday he viii be presented to
the Judge of the Supreme Court by Mr..
Walls.
Admiral Lyons has received a telegram
of the arrival of the Heroine at Callao.
Considerably over 81 600 was collected by
the Post relief fund for the sufferers by the
Wellington disaster.
The weather is sultry.
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OREGON.


PORTLAND, July 25th.-To-night Colonel
I. r. Moores, Land Commissioner of the
Oregon and California Railroad Company,
died quite suddenly in this city from a stroke
of apoplexy He had slight stroke a few
weeks ago, but had seemingly recovered.
Deceased was aged 80. lie came to Oregon
in 1851, participated in several of the carly
Indian wars, held several important mill
tary and civil positions under the State
government for many years, was one of the
most prominent FreemaSons and Odd Fel
lows in the State He was person of
high personal integrity and greatly respect
ed He leaves u wife.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-07-26
NEVADA.
Panic at a school Commencement.

VIRGINIA, July 25th.-On the occasion of
the commencement exercises at the Hi.lt
School to-day, at the Fourth Ward SCI
house, the crowd was so great that
iourned to the National Guard Hall
hall was soon so packed that the flo,
gan to settle, when panic ensued,
there was a grand rush for the doors
men, women and children. For time D.
utmost confusion prevailed The musi..
was ordered to strike up, and waltz wa<
played, which checked the rush till tho
situation could be explained. No one was
hurt