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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-20

herumsepeitfdt mefben. ME elm neiuer
5erbre9ltber Rabn. 0as tEis 1T duEerff
rem nnh bIenben6 far bie Mnaen; Ieine
6arbe i@Dantt swiF5en hem TthteIten
2euolau uno benz bunteE1en Snbiao.
Der Gtpfel bee @IetfderB 1T fehr raub
uno uneben. Er biIbet fIeiue 6aaeT.
be On rtnu9en Steuen fonar bfe Form
uon ueinen @ekfrsstette1 aunebmen.
tleber enc, penn Fe Fh beusbrt.
fshr wi9tise grffabung berihtet bic
sDeuti9e 3eitnuqA IN Rew Orleans:
0err WtIbeIm S6iniaa. 30. $50 Sc.
Beters Str, bereits Snbaber me6rerer
Batente fur non ibu conffruirte Mebs
ffibIe, BAT foeben cine neue MaIdine
uerfertigt, UeIde fir bic 8eruertbune
Der iett hber ben sanBen Saben uers
breittten 6alerpFan3en pan erDEer bids
iigteit if. 9itie Waldine lit a n bes
fon5ers fir 6as 2anb berednet. sic 1T
iebr einfa4, r1b 70 Iei1t IN Der Be.
a~rbeitung, ais tine RdbmaI4ine, 70 ba6
Se0er bic uerf@tebenffen MrtiteI unh
Neuffer b0rnnf ~pro6u,iren fam. Die
Wfaf9ine, BITE d9t 6nB lang, brett nnb
bod ut, bat uTfr Elm einsiaes Erittbrett;
bic ueridis6enen Weufter werben bnr6
cine einfa9e Sorri9tuns berDoraebro9t
unb f6nuen nusenbIidIi1 perdnbert wer=
ben. Sine fertige, in Getrieb befnbz
li4e Maf9ine 1T BEL benz grFnber ausz
seffent.
Sci Albuquerque, ReusMerito,
wurbe capt. Sad CRAWFORD, Ddbren6
CT f9 ouf benz Ra95auiemeee upn Teinen
IN ben Bergen 6eIin6Ii9en Mineu bes
fan6, pom elmer RIappsrf9Ionse IN bic
9nnb sebifen. @r bate tIirs 3nuor am
feIbisen Gage cine risfse S9Ionee in
Der Rd5e ieiner Be5auiuns psrmitteIif
eiitsS Reiti9enifieIs seto6tet. Us er
fi9 wieber mad fesnem @asen beeab,
flieB er unterue3s auf cine onoere
S9Lanse, unb ais er nieIeIbe nit hem
6uBe beribrie. f6oB fe IN Die Cuff unb
bis i'm In bic 9au6. gr erfaBte bos
Sbier nit Der Iinten 6ano un6 riB es
pom feiner rs9ten los, 3srtrat baheIbe
nit Ieinsn SiBen unS fog has 8lut aus
Der @un6e, um 70 bas Gift ~ entfers
ueu. @dbreub er aber brei6is ReiIen
ueiter in herieIben Ni9tung fubr, um
bic BoifoFfice su errei9en, rerurfadte
ibrt feline @un6e unidaIi9e Sdmer3en.
Der i'm ~beban6sIn6e Mrst eIaubt, ign
wteber berftegen 3u t6nnel.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-20

unainRis, un6 Johann bat Der eFrIaB bes
grdRbenfen besigIi9 ber gintentur9
pffener Qanbereien nit Der w19ienben
uneewisbeit auf alien seiGdftItGen ges
btetsn bem gntbultasnaus fur en9If9e
RapitaIanIaaen in Amerita eitti9ieben
eineu arosenD dmpfer aufsefest. 6erner
mnB aud be Stinurtns IN Der amerites
nif&eu Brefe ME I'M gOngreB seserl
ben gruerb 6fentIi9er 2dubereien bnr9
AusIdnber an Der anberen e5ette Oes
Oceans irmerbiu einen sewifeu Gin.
Srud sema9t Baben. go bat Ronlul
@oob eutf9ieSeu &e9t NIT Der Auft@t,
bas IN Der nd9iten 3utunft cine Auss
bebnuns Der bier tn &ebe ffebenben eng
Id@en nuternebmuusen taum sn erwars
ten ffsht. lleber bic BeitereutwifeIuns
unb bas enSIi&e S9idfnI Der jest
befebeuben @efeaf9aften ffn6 aber
Ronietturen unb MutbmaBnlgen nod
perfribt. or. p. S'tssts.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-20
Snoianer in 2Iinnefota.

Gs birfte ni6t GugeTein betannt 1ein,
baB es I'M Staate Mtaneiota CUR 3eit
mod 10 Observation-Disclosures 9ibt. 8on
bielen lit bic Re6 2ate i'm Ror6ueffen bes
Staates BEL Wsitem bic sr0Bte. Sbr
folst bic Wbite GARTH Snbianerreierp1,
tion. Damn toutmen: Die 8ois Sorie,
Oeer Greet, Ton6 6u Gao, @ran6 Bors
tase Ober Piseon Rtuer, Seed Qate, Mine
2dte, 8ermiuiou Safe unb @innebas
sOIbiIb 8eierpsn.
Die eroBe &e6 Gate R%eferuation nm.
faBt 5000, 600 Gder 2anb, Don benen
etwa 100 600 Gum Aderbau seeignet
inb. Dieier nngebeure Sld1enraunl
wirb pom nur 1 ,o67 9bippepesSnbiansru
bewobnt. Ser Often Der &e6 Gate Res
ferpe ut 6i9t bewaI6et, udbrenb IS TN
@eften berielbsu srOBe 9rairien sibt,
800 &der uur6eu pom ben &otbbduten
i'm Ietten Sabre be5aut. 1850 older
babeu fte gu perIdtebenen 3pefen NIT
5efen un6 3dunen umgeben.
Die &e6 Gate @bippeuas soaen i'm
u%ersaneensn Sabre $50 8ulbeI @eisen,
5000 9uIbeI Rorn, 5000 9ul6eI &ars
toffeIu unb etpa 200 Bu1bel @emiiIe.
80 Ofeilen flbIi6 pom Der 8e6 Safe
Iieet bic @bite Garth &eferre. sic bot
bic Gorni zines Quabrats un6 umfaBt
1901, 523 ader 2anb. 9ieIeIbe bot
ebenfaas aroBe Sol3uorrdtte, bas Qanb
lit meiitens fru9tbar. Sbf6on bieie
ReIerue nur etua elm OritteI 10 9roB 1T,
ME Die Rs6 Gate, 10 bat fie bod mebr
ginwobuer; 1876 bieier Snbianer be-
bauter1 I'm Sabre 1885 1868 @der Qaub
un6 ;o9eu baucn sc, 900 Buffet WeiSsr,
1920 gufbeL &orn, 39, 42O 8ni5el
6afer unb 500 BuIbel @enniiIe.
Damn tommt bic @tnueboaoIbiib Re>
ierue, e5enfaas in Ror6 MinneIota,
6itIi9 pou Der Reb Qate un6 Der @aite
Garth R~eIeruation. sic BOT einen
6Id9enraum pom $40, 900 a6ern un6
wir6 pou $50 &~otbbduten beuobnt.
SIM Rorbofen uon Rtnnefota Iieot,
in Der RdEe ser Stabt Duluth, bic 6onb
bu 2aes8eierue. sic umfaBt I1O, I21
Ader o6er 156 Suabratmeilen, uu6 wiro
pom tnisen9unbert @btppeuas Snbianern
bewobnt.
Die Seed Gate. &eierpation eren,t on
bic M;nuebaeoi6iIbsRefer unb bat elm
NreaI Don 4I4,44e older 2ant, pom
6eleu 10000 fi9 gum Aderbari eisner.
Sie befist 1856 iu6ianii9e g~inwobner.
ROrbIi9 ron bieier liesert swei tleinere
SubiGner<& eferueu, bic Bois Sorte unb
bic Deer 9reet. Die erfere umfaBt
107, SOC, bic 5ueite %, GAO Ader Qanb.
Bei6e Reierpntioner1 wereen pom Heinen
BGuben pom Chippewa : Sn6ianern Be-
wobnt, bic f4 nit SGsen uub 5ti@fans
bef4dftisen.
Die 8ermiIion 9ates&eIerue Iiegt li6z
6ftIi1 Don Der 8ois Sorte uuS bat elm
areaI Don 1880 ader.
@tuise ruenige @5tYpewa : SSn6ianer
wobnen bort, bic fi9 sr0stentEeils nit
6if6faus ernGbreu.
Die an1 weiteiten iaoIid aeIeaene
sSHbtauer : &eieruatipn in Mtuuefota 1T
bic Mine Fac, 3wif9en Der Norb 8acifc:
unb Manitobd : 8Gbn. sic nmfaBt
6I,010 Gder 2dn6. gs wobnen bort
943 Mifffippi. @bippeuas. Die &e>
i~eruation seb6rte Der &egieruna. Oiefe
bat aber iensm tteberreif bes einf 70
gbippeua>S tomues 6as Re@t
uerIieben, bic weiue QGc.3fefaue Al bss
lpobnen, 10 Idnge iie fi9 rubis unb frieb.
Ii9 uetbaIten. Dies gef1ob in 4nbes
traGt Der ~uert5uousu Sienfe, middle
ieuer Snbiaierffanrn In frii5erer Seiten
ben Ser. Stoaten seIeiffet bate.
Snt dnBerfen NorboIfen 6es Staaies,
hem Supetior See unS Der
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-20
pas Ss6en In

gtnem Yrtuatbrlete DeS IN Sertt0'
Oftafrita bef3dftigten lieutenant ..
Billion eutnimnt bic r@ot.sPoI. Corr
foI9enbe S9ilberung bes 2ebens auf bei
Station:
sort Ounba anl &ufu, 2. Mai 1886"
6eute iff Sonntas un6 ME seitsru
ffr6msnber &eaeu. Der &ufu lift Oil
pielen Stenen iber feline bobett rifer sss
treten, bic ReisfeIher ifs5sn in Yra9t
nnb 6errIi6teit, Nues trieft, has Waiz
ier ftsbt ii6sraa in RfIeen. BON Sonnt
ni1ts Sa leben. @s lit bic 1T biefenl
Sabre fe6r fpdt e;usetreteue 8egen3eit.
WRit benz @r6eiten i;ebt's b6Ie aus in
foI9em @ettsr! @Ott isi Oant tommen
ba3pii9en aber aud IeibIi1 trtdene
Gage, an beEen IS MIR weni9 ober
gar ni9t reenet. Damn wit6 Gber ees
f@an5t, mas has Seug bdlti limb mir
vf@au;en" i'm eiseutIi9en Gimme bes
Bortes. Die 1~lmwauun9 lit Jest bis
auf cine tIeine Strede (etwa 1870
Nettr) iertis.
AIs i6 in 2tdterfeIbs in SeIecIa
unterridt in Der Befeitieunesfunbe err
5teIt, gIaubte i3 ni9t, fo6aIb 9eIeseus
belt III inben, meme Renntniiie IN bic;
lem Sud 81 usruertben. llnfere 9teser
bauen ibrtssns gang gut BdIe, @rds
ben, Raponiere un6 mag IS font 3u
MAIDEN 9iebt; nan mug ii9 nur Bic
Wfi5e ni9t psr6rieBen Ia1eu, ibnen
Nqes re9t oft unb febr a~usfi5iIi5 su
ertldren ebenio muB man befidnbie auf=
pa6sn, bag bic 2eute aud pirtIi9 Grbei;
ten. Die Serme frei3uIofen, moot abr
ben Nege1n 9erabe iouiel S6wierigfeit,
ME unferen SoIbatert in Oeutl1fdn6.
E. 8erme" 1T Der freisuIaHenbe &sGum
3pif5eu Graben un5 8au, Der ba3u
bient, etwatseS @r6rutf@en 3u uerbiu.
beri.) 9ier bspfanjen mir bic Bernie
nit a9auen.
vOort ftebt bic bittre Moe,
Sett mar fi3 brauf, 70 tbut IS tueb."
I'm bic 9rd6en 5erum 1T Elm Sitter;
perbau, Der gum er6Bten GbeiI aus
ifa9eIi9en WimoIen 6eftebt. Dor elmer
Seite 9ebt IS ientre6t gum Slug so
Weter tief. Au9 pom Der anbsrn settle
fdiIt ber gang febr fell gum Stuff ab.
Bonn &nfu aus an Zen .usi gnbeir 6ss
Sorts 3ieben fi6 5pei parallel Iaufenbe
l6dIer mad Der benz 6ta6 entseaensez
iebtcn Seite ;u. Oieie E6dIer, bte fi9
ni9t gang ~beIhbren, Iafsn suif9eu fi5
&aln1 fur ciuel 10 Mteter breiten Wea,
Der eerabe bIr9 ben WdIb in Der &i9s
tung mad Baearnopo bis gum nd6ifen
Dorfe BON her @6tnponiere aus 854
Meter melt fibrt. SieIeu @eg 5abe
ID nelIt9 burd unTere SoI5aten bur9
ben @aIb baue1 Iofen.
Wir tpobnsn nod ME DOT I'M Strobz
6aus. Rd1 Der Negenleit wer6en mir
aber ioIiSe 6dufer banen. Illus Dem
WeabIe9 fir Die tinftisen 0duier 5aben
mir einffweiIen Elm WeubIe&baus cons
fruirt, beftebenb aug Seiteuuduocri uno
Dies if ulsiu befouberer @obus
fs. Die Bduu1e, aug weI1en tas
9aasgeruf sebaut lift, fanseu Jest an,
ausSuf@Iagen. Sim ginaans 5ss 6au:
fss mad SibotenA 3u iie5t suerff Der
Rifis Der bret IeiSer ~ueriforbenen iiinaen
gtmas &eiserberes, aIs bieie
brei Biefer rcaren, tara q fi& taun.
AH einem md9iiaen 6opf fn6
feiner 2eib. Ste eaten batten fdcn
Iebr LANCE nn6 ftnrte GrGaen, ME man
iie nur bel wiI6en E6ieren fneet. sins
tel benz iebt Ieeren Geopar6ensrinaer
lfebt Der LID, ar benz i9 farei6e. Gin |
vGBtif44 bar baneben gu alien RSss
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-20

80fon, Is. Mus. Gin Doe trnT
eeate ben S@oOner r8atb', auf fsinsr
5abrt mad Yortsmnutb, q. g., une
mari i'm um. Die Mduuf9aft, Der
@npitdrt un6 spei Mann uurberr eertts
tet, na9bem fe einise 3sit i'm GoteI.
ruert sebdust batteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-20

E&en uub unm6aTiGen bient, unb einisc
Gesrrbetten Derpolfdnhiseli uleine 3ims
uiereinri9tmg. Reben meiner &itan6s
(9aegerbetf) ffe5t ber Swinger meiner
tteinen ANTELOPE, zines uiebIi6m Ebiers
@ens, rot5brarm, Der Sudden weiB ses
ffreift. bic Beine weiB9efedt- ana Der
rDegen zines DiehffabI5 IN DAFT befnh:
Tide S9war5e 1T i'm 8Ie9baus in &c
wabriam, unb eiu SeIbat, Der i'm be-
wadt, if nsben inn poftrt. SGIie6s
lid bnuien bier meme beiben affsn.
Swergtauben un6 um mid berum file
gen6e un6 trie9enbe &ebbi5nsr, bic ID
fauni Dcm Sff9 wesbefomme.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-20

Creme BON Canada, Iiest am giseons
HIuF bic @ranb gortage ober 8iseou
@ipers@derpe. DiefeL6e Nib pom niehs
rereu Banben pom G5ippewaSSuhianer
bewc6nt unb bat eiuen geiammtFd9ms
raum non 5I,s4O Ader ober 81
QuahratmeiIen. Bon aGerban TT bort
feline Gebe. Die 8otbbdute friffeu ibr
2eben ausf9IieBIi9 bur9 Sasen unb
fifGeu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1886-08-20
1aJaaa.

ct. 2puis. Is. @na. aas Ghina
UtO., wirb semeIbet: @eifetn Iadmit
tag bra6 elm fur3tbarer Sturm ibs,
BEN Srt berein, ;u einsr 3eit, ais grab
bic 8orfelun9 I'm Circus Der @ebr. Gel
~besonnen bate, fie auseror6entIi9 sabI
REID befu9t mar. 0as @ircus;eIt brad
a%ufamulen un5 5ssrn5 cine Meene,
peduner, Grauen un6 RinSer. 8iel,
Uur6en perIeSt-
80fon, Is. Mug. Gin 96e ira
teute ben S9ooner Bath, auf feline,
5abrt mad 8Ortsmcusb, q. g., nnt
mari i'm uul. Die WaunI9aft, DC,
@npitdr un6 spei Rann wur6en eertt.
tet, na9bem fte einiee 3sit i'm G0feI'
usrt sebdust batteu.
9aIesbure, Sn., II. slug. &nc
@efongeue IN oem &nor @nuntp @efdne.
nife ftub sefern sbenS aussebroden
es tobte sur 3eit gerabe sin furdtbarts
uEUetter unb Is mar frdinffere Ra6t.
9tes 1T Der cmsite 5au, SoB @tfonsens
uno omar auf benz 9Iei5sn @ese bier
aussebroden tnb.
RiIwautee, IA. aasui. Ra&s
ri9teu beS rgueniug @iseoniu" aus
SibpemiHg, Wi9., meIbsn, tGS BE
WaI66r6uoe um SamboIbt, g5realai,
SarOso un6 Idnsf Der @bieaso 81 Rorib:
weffeTnsBa5n ron Heuem oussebroden
lab. Gin GROCER Eanren;Be itnn6 in
pom 5euer ergriffen uorben unb Der
S9absn 1T bsreits isbr sros.
Somerfet, 9p., Is. Gue. Gin
furdtbares 9ewitter Scs 9efiern Nben6
dber bieIes gouHip Gin. 5o5u 9eibSIe
unb Elm sewifsr Dam, bic Sm6lf ReiIeu
5fIid pom bier uo5neu, uurben pom
BliS setroffsn, RihSIe eri9Iaseu, gam
fduer uerItst. Sn @oobiod, sw5If
Reigeu u6rbIid pom bier, unrbe Elm Rin6
pom SIit eri9Iasen. Der S9abea IdBt
f9 iest nod utdt %beftimmsu.
gpousptIIe, Sub, Is. ausuf.
Gin Tornado ridtete am SGmifag tn
Rewbureb, Snb., eirtem Std6tGsn 10
MeiIeu oberbaIb tiflsr StoSt, srostu
.S9aSen or 6duIeTn unS Soaten an.
9ontsrtowH, Gin fIsines Do,f, Z WeeiIen
o6er5ab Rftpbursb, lag aud in 6er
Sabn hes Sorna6os = M~cnf&enIeben
fub ni6t su betIageu.
Ban gitp, Wti9., I6. aua. Der
19idbrise gilbert Smitbfou rnrSe nor
elmer @o9e pom einem tleineu 6unb in
ben Ginger eebihen; Der Dumb uerenSete
inter uu~5Eeibsutigen Hnsei9eu uom
BafeTideu un0 eie @un6e bes iuuaen
Reul9eH ipurbe ui5t bea6ttt, bis
seferu Na9t, no CT ons Rem S6Iafe
GuHrEr unS Die 6amiIie hurd iein Bel.
len uu6 9aiIen erl9refte. Die 6dmpfe
DareH 70 5sftis, bGB TT 9~IOrofOrmir
wnr6e. Or 1T Jest I'M gonntpgefdnes
nib no man i'm ans 8ett Gngeban6en
bat. Die aerste boTeu i'm gu rstten.
Rem gorf, I6. AuanR. Der ami.
f9en ben europdii9eu DdmpferIinien
weaen ber neberfabrtsprefle ausgebtos
dene 6riea bauert nod fort nn5 es 1T
nod feline ausFht nuf cine frie6Iide
perban0en. 6eute Morqes1
seiste bic vRe6 Star 2ines be 6erabs
fetuns bar Bn~foHeupreiie fur Bic 5abrt
rad europa Guf SIS an Sbr foIgte
bic -&otterbamer 2fnisH nit Der 5eyabs
Der Sabrpreife bis &otfer6am
auf $l3, Bis 2oubon anF $I9 unb mad
ben ftan6induifden 6dfeu auf SIS, unb
;rDar nit 6snfelben Sfter Fir BE Rads
fahrt, weun biele TN Bnraus besd5It
.uirb.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-30
The Harlan Case.

In the Harlan case at Woodland yester-
day, John Hollingsworth was called as q
witness, and testified that on Wednesday
before the homicide he conversed with
Craft in Woodland, and Craft told him that
he expected to be attacked by William Har-
Ian and Robert Spaulding, the son and SON
in-law of defendant; that if they attacked
him there would be serious trouble; that
he desired witness not to get scared and run
away, but to stay and see the fun that he
had not made all OF the statements con-
corning defendants daughter which had
been circulated in rumor as having been
made by him that if the parties named
proposed to attack him favorable oppor-
tunity was then presented, as one of them
was on each side of him; that they had
stated that he would be made to leave town,
but that he proposed to visit Woodland
whenever he pleased, as it was his home (;
that he would be over again on the follow
ing Sunday-the day of the homicide-and
that Graft stated that he wanted witness to
understand that he never had threatened
to kill anybody.
Frank J. Barnes, brother-in-law of de-
PENDANT, testified as to his movements and
those Of Ben Harlan Craft and the defend
ant on the day of the homicide and just
preceding it. He was asked to state the
conversation between himself and Harlan
concerning Craft just before the homicide,
and the testimony was objected to by prose-
cution as being incompetent The objec-
ton was lengthily argued and sustained.
Barnes testified that Craft made move
ment to draw a weapon Immediately on
seeing Harlan at the hotel, and before the
| latter shot at him.
This witness is still on the stand
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-30
TOMMY BROWN car HoME.y
The Stage Robber Could not Hoodwinl
Sheriff Zen Thorn


Tommy Brown, the highwayman who
escaped from Folsom Prison, is again be-
meath the roof of his old home, where he
will now have to stay eight years and three
months instead of twenty-five months s.
the time he had to serve when he escaped.
Brown was conveyed to Folsom by two
prison guards-T. Beirnas and George Car
penter-who had gone 10 San Andreas at
the request Of Sheriff Ben Thorn, of Gala
yeras. The prisoner gave a brief account
Of his adventures after leaving the prison.
Although he succeeded in throwing the
hounds off his trail by the red pepper he
had put in his shoes, yet be was frequently
very hard pressed by his pursuers, the
rough nature of the country alone saving
him from immediate capture. During the
night he emerged from his hiding place in
the rocks, and pierced the circle of guards
who were securing the country around the
prison. By avoiding the roads and houses
he managed to reach the Cosumnes river
unobseryed, and there he obtained a
change of apparel by raid on Chinese
cabin, and by a pitiful story he told to q
miner about losing part of his clothes in
the river after washing and hanging them
out to dry. Encouraged by his success in
deceiving the miner, and having got rid of
his prison garb, Brown next ventured to
apply for work with a harvesting party,
and worked for one day. but did not con-
tinue with the party, as he heard his EN-
ployer giving caution to look out for the
stranger, and during the night he struck
out again. Every little while Brown came
upon his picture attached to the notice of
reward for the capture Of the escape, but,
by assuming an unembarrassed manner,
he hoped to avoid scrutiny. Sheriff Thorn
happened along, however, and when he
came upon the stranger at the Big Trees,
claimed him as his prisoner. Brown re-
fused TO submit to arrest, assuring the
Sheriff that he had made a mistake, and
threatened to assault the officer if the ar
rest was insisted upon. In the struggle
that followed Brown was overpowered and
stunned by a blow on the head and the
handouts were at once put on his wrists.
The Warden was notified of the capture,
and guards were at once dispatched to
gather him in. Brown complains of the
modern plan of pursuing an escape-hood-
ing the country with photographs attached
to the description of the prisoner, with of
fers of reward for capture. He says it is
impossible for man TO go across fields all
the time, and the moment he strikes a
road he is confronted with his picture, ana
he realizes that every Sheriff and Constable
in the country has duplicate. He thinks
he can outwit the average honest granger
by smooth talking, but he says he can't
stand being handicapped by three or four
thousand photographs distributed over the
district he has to pass through before one
can get anywhere.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-30
The Nineteen.h-street Hose-house,


Something over two years ago the city
caused the erection of a corporation hose
house on Nineteenth and L streets, which
was done upon the petition of the citizens
of the eastern part CT tho city. At the time
Mr.. Sutherland entered into contract to
build the house for 81, $50, and commenced
work upon it. 1t was soon developed that
the contractor had overreached himself
and, as consequence, the city authorities
were forced to take charge of the work and
complete the building, the ultimate cost OF
which was about 50 200 which the city
paid Sutherland at different times APP
peared before the Board of Trustees and
desired them to pay him several hundred
dollars, which was refused by the Board,
under the advice of the City Attorney, on
the ground that the city had already in
Cured more expense than was agreed
upon. On June 81, 1884, Sutherland COM
menced a suit For the full contract price OF
$1,759, Notwithstanding the fact that he had
not done the work nor furnished the ma
terial. The City Attorney and Board of
Trustees had no notice of the suit, no SER
vice of summons or complaint having been
made. On last Friday the case popped up
on the trial calendar, and was set for trial
July 18th in Department Two of the Supe-
rior Court.
The matter was brought to the attention
of eX-City Attorney Anderson who at once
notified City Attorney Hart of the true
standing of the case. MIR. Hart, with the
exCity Attorney as counsel, yesterday
served q notice upon the attorneys for
Sutherland (Holl & Taylor, for the dis
missal of the case for want of prosecution
within a reasonable time it being more
than two years since the filing of the COM
plant, and no diligence had been exer-
cised to procure service or bring the cause
to issue. The motion is on the law calen-
dar for next Friday.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-30
RANDALL'S LASH.

Mr.. Randall, who bosses the Democratic
House in Congress, defeated Mr. Morrow
amendment to the sundry civil bill doub-
ling the $4,000 item for carrying into eff
feet the Chinese treaty. At first, Randall
being absent, Morrow and FELTON, shot the
amendment through by the motive power
OF two sensible, vigorous speeches, showing
and convincing members evidently, how
poorly the Restriction Act is enforced,
and how weak sister it is generally.
They must have deeply impressed the
members with the great need of Califor-
nia-the exclusion of the Chinese laborer.
Unluckily Mr.. Randall came to his seat in
time to call for new vote, and then tow
erlng over the Democratic servitors, he
dared them to vote against his frown.
They had not the courage, and so whipped
around and belied their expression of the
previous moment and defeated the amend
ment in meek obedience to the lash of their
leader Mr.. Henley, the member from
Mexico, was loyal to himself, and stood
mute, voting neither for nor against
which California will remember when next
Mr.. Henley wants to ride When it comes
to " boss politics on one side, and the in
terests of the people on the other what
miserably slim chance the people have.