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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-16
DIRECTORS

President. D. R1DEOUT
Vice President. FREDERICK cox.
ABBOTT
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-16

If the Chinese are driven from this coun
try it will be by united efforts of the Ma
tional Government and the people WIN
now employ them. To-day the argument
IS not so much one of wages as of necessity
The plant Of those who employ Chinese i.
that white labor cannot be procured. LIE
the State Executive Committee proceed N
once to make arrangements to test the sin
cerity of this argument by providing labol
bureaux, and see if these men who emplo,
Chinese are honest in their efforts to secur,
white help.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-16
3 LIE NATTsEET1g

not abo i'm o,r
residences thrown around
should nd
thes the
" Cinnamon
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
COTTON MARKErsABY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL June IL -l2:5t m.-Cottol- Dui with nm
tied maulrs; Middlns tplands olsL; DO: anunhs Ut
leans 6d sales-5.0OO BALES incuins IOoo oaies io
snaculauon export receipts. $500 bales ali Amer
icau FutuIes dull. Uplauds Low Mddlpg clause; .uuo
end Inly ieliv r., 46td do July and August oel'eIy
6s-6ad, 30 August and September delivery. oo4d 40
s-peDber october delivery Ibid GO November anu
Tenders Tor denvenes todays cearings l2O0 bales
new Oockei and 500 Oaes Oh .--
VI D. In-rhe sales the included $500 bales Amer
0"' D. m-Cotton- Futures closed quiet Uplands Low
Mcfinc clause. delivery. i64d. buyers do June
an Juiy delivery. Add buyers do July and August
de1gtry . o-04d. sellers. 40 August and september
svcry G0d sellers; do september and october delivery
8 1.t4d BUYERS do october and November delivery.
a t(rId huycrs. do November and December delivery
4 6l-6id buyers December and January delivery, 4
30 Sid buy,rS. 20 September delivery. QUO buyers
Veekly->aics 81 600 bales American. $1,000
haes specuatOrs 10000 bales exporters oOk iOO
bses port bales receipts 10000 baes
Total stock oiS,OoO bales American
IOOO amount OF cotton anoa Z5ZOOO Daies Amer
can, bales. ,,,,,,,-. -,
N,ddIng 81 Ordinary. 1916 net ana gross 70
eepts bales: sales. 75l bales stock. l4y.4 bales.
Weekly-Net gross receipts, sos bales exports
eo.stwise / zO3 bales. sales. l.Ub4 bales
SAVANNAH June ll.Cotton quiet Miodhng' ~ 10
ross receipis bales exports cOast~ise 1854 Daes
saf.s - Lses stock. ll,lI4 bales
We Net and gross receipts 100 bales E1pois
coasi 30 bales sales 900 Oaes ,,.s,, o. tov
NV. ORLEANS. June li-Cotton qnIeti AmonhS SO Low
Modl,ug sa.; ,Ooc Ordinary, 10 net ana gross 10
cs DTS Eos bates exports to Great Britain 4lzo' DAee
sslss 900 Dales STOCK 72476 bales 90, -,
" eekIy-Ne receipts 3.49z bales; gross oooi Dates
Expotsto BItain u. 1875 baies 70 the
Nzw-YOEK 1.-THE following are the tota, heo TO
O all the since septenDetI Iooo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12

Foual. hush... 6.9l6.3o0 6.O74149
The area uncer wheat and Washington in 1855
was 3Od3,S 4OloO bush for see ingis so 629
bush The requirements Tor 100 are e~'laed at 1000
San rranc.co estimated have been eleven months
olsr ~ than Ea n
S$llli 9usa aasd TO California reserve IN June makes
Hay sav and u1fha"g Ss
.S5scS sLpsns SSsS5e fTaEs S5a ~ s'rsS
a NGsa y ,Sa4 Ss'0' short rye ''"''' 0 90 '''
MoLAssns-stcady at lie. for 6oo test Polling s,Ocr
One cargo lie. and another saugua al IL botn
METALsrlIon Certifcates-Rernain cull and nominaly
at sI5Gsl7 Transferable notices June delivery issued
At 500 rn-Qm out strong at n 'u,tbeT adgsnce 10
july 1 ~ Transferable notices issued at 22oOc Tn
coppeT Ias :is4,y Al go ccsIn;
I ha. at & ins LSaa~strcas q. transfer
domestic issued It, 4, SOC spster.ha;ss
$e -sIea 'T Eo.n s da and Unchanged siraaed 10
as.i 5. q 81 Water z Wife N = s. s. So So 90
OCEAN fi.k iG lirs-Ihe market Ioday was qniet but
& @ %s S Dark o6 qSS oil * and
from PhlAaeP11aa German bars 5000 bbs refined n,s
I lions. Flour o.: oil cake l2s 3D.. sransi.ed
sugar. .1s. tai ,silo w. % sd Dor" Sofs
cases fsne OK e 5S 1 1sa s9 sa,s
EUo 'ass' ZOO Du.1 srsn I'D Quotations Flour
cs.e 19s S 'sgs s 10. Ga eg l.
beef 5s., porS 81. Sd measurement goods, 2O.
M steam nepSf nee '- 400 SOO bu, i % AID
snS ~ F1g i2' sa
Loaf rs Cd bacon 2os Lard. l5s eqaJ log: as Cd;
@EsP steam hence 5000 BUSH grain Odd from store
isE 10 3D. afass 1851. 3d.
bacon ana i4Id "a 3D. me1sareneA sCoe & S S
bush Ii stem SsD,s noacf ar 400. ,,. S".
1o0Oo ara 80 a ...LIVERPOOL STEAM hence. ll.OO0
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
.JALIow-r,rm and quiet Prime City quoted ss sac

JALLow.rirm and quiet Prime City quoted ss sac
Sales 1000 ibe isc
SUGAR. Raw sugar duh and unchansed from tac for
Pair bso: fore6o test and Ana 9o. for Molasses Re;
fined steady. with fair demand Cutloe 6Ln7c, Crushed
e'sssc Cube: sieseac Powdered e'.G1o dran1asea
A STANDARD 5rao Cones on A al6e51c- White Extra
6Ec. Extra o3-I6dj life. sLa5 Lice Yellow Al
ToBACCo-seed cat shows fair amount Of animation
wc values well held In Sales 200 cases
ISL l?6li $50 cases 1888 sa
vania S261r; 100 ~ State Havana "a lOcI Z'o
cases Wisconsin Havana. 5aGll &c; $50 bales Havana
CDc dS lj 100 bales Sumatra. 81 30dsl 60 Kentucky
quiet and without important change
CuICORYBes varieties OF ground selling moderately.
but market otherwise unchan Cd.
COAL-Market generally quiet. and not essentially
changed.
ClCOA-Quief and unchanged
FOREIGN FRUiTs-Dull and unchanged. Oranges and
lam ycrvn firm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
Month";
rransferaple notlc.s az N.lO.

FLoUk AND NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in rules quite
port irAdin only been moderate extent Tlie
jooDers have limited their transactions mainly 10 sin ar
were included N The SAILS Tor ne cay are i9o
SSo by, III Fine at y iGoese suoernne
at o. g oss5 5'i 40 manly s. icSss $500 IDs win
@ was sS Et1 g 1877 o dS S G to Choice
S%e'1 at s 55.ss 70 1 g
Good Fancy Extra u state az ioa - - -, 30
90 90 GC%@On Ezra s0SS e, aa4
Far Extra ONO - iooL 81 - ~ Good TO
clear. So oOa$5 80 Rye Mixture - - 80 stra1eht
+ Is St Commonto Far Estrlss ZOOS! s. Far to
a. inter wheat Extra 50 ash 90 Mil Extra Tor West
Indies IL asa 30 s99t America 81 as o. market
s1PE' on I Ss ;rS only nl Ggys
Y T. q ch a1;sr to so @0s SAILS
CORN MEAL-DlL Sai,s 2Uo bn,s BRADY Inc at - %
GKAlN-WBEAT-MarEe le.vy and decidedly lower
closing steady at tae aecns options obe'a new eun
l e Oh Sr5 ss go Sn F cG ' eISo a. @ MINI bus
and very large AIsscoA N oboh~ anipeTS 'ous
bush future $4,000 bush spot and 20 arrive including
Sheao "R nGa NS P E y Eu nrS a &c ool
insurance ireght; Ungrded nle Rel 10
board Soc aolt No. ed lor June - 81 81 ooslng
August &C.. closing C. 40. for -eUtember 3.
aosc. eonna at - &c Ho Tor .tooeI go C oa,is
for Jaauary 70 Sc closing DO Tor Fe6ruaIy
May. ~ 80 &C.. cO.lug al - &c DO
Tor Jane. 81. 4c cl sins at 9fc----KIF ull West
eru Can da, 20 Ole. state, - 3O',..-.BAHLbl
-Nomln4l BAILEY MALT-Dull Iii, Is unChang Il.
49,. CORN-Markes heavy and iower i5@0o0 bush, No
in elevator and atoa IS posted" as sour ana nus
ty" have dc, Incl pc. Options Orcned weak.
then fell closed STEADY AT tie INSIDE prices
limited trade exuOrt % ieraO
business shippers bought 10000 bush Sales
lU5buO bush. spOt including lnRfad-
Ell Mi1eu A. &c. steamer 5slc e!ev tor SIC.
atoat No Mixed 4220i3c. IN elevator la &c. ahoat
No = Wne - nc; 80. = Mixed July. 4J'-d43 &c.
coslng sc. do FOR August Aba 8" c- closing at
L. do Tor September 40 O4c closing al iCc-----.
OAIS-Cash ga lower options openec steay then
L.. and closed steldy SaloA 10000 lush III
fure $4,000 spot incinding 40 NJ eed az ~ &C.
NO ?. 3A-p
2 3Ia4c. 40. nominal Al1ed western 4S C. White
do 81 a44c. Mixod for June 81 d aa4c closing al
33 Loc 40 for July 20 2dS3ac closing 32c do for
AUGUST 81 SEC. closing al )! asc --- FEED-~t,ady.
Tie Pacific supply OF wheat the last two crops
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
TO THE BOND AND STOCK HOLDERS OF THE
PACIFIC RAILWAYS.

The undersigned Committee Of REORGANIZATION duly ap
all interests have unanimously adopted
TeoranZaton under rtcOsure Of a divisional
mortgages circular this dY s-1et. aud
holdings before the 9th day
July ls-G subject with the Farmer, OIn an
Trust company the city Of New York. receiving III
change negotiable certificates IN re'Or such dep0-t and
TO regarded equivalent 10 signing an agreement Tor
The plan submitted copies
OF witch agreement can be had on application at the
oice No 1913 Broadway 20 The Farmers Loan
and Trust ComplnY. % ana ., Wlliamst. New York
TIN expiration Of the above period should the committee
~ cOutrpn, interest In a. q
named. It w at % execute the plan
proposed 49,
shond however moro OF the interests rned
hs committee cont ol 81 ther
those Of sucL ciass urtis
been 81 deposited VIII be returned To the c-qe tive dcpO-
cancellation NJ the negotiable
uhcafes issued herefor provide in said agreement.
reluctantly obliged q designate shOr'
time for execution II this plan because advised that
arg. portion Of tho roal must De- som closed - oncr
tons unless slr funds prov d r repfs AMI fnIfS
canno, b. prnvc safety until the OF the plan
of reorganization be is-lrcL
New.YOrk. May Is. 1856 -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
THE MARKETS.
TOTAL RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.
p.r Norm K,v.r. Vessels aud z ttiros1@
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

CoFFEE-Brazi styles dull and weak on bass OF eAoc
for Fnr market opened steady nj uncangea
Quotations and closed barely steady at reduction 81 0
points as follows January. 745dT55; February $50
&aTcn 7ess june. 755 97.Go July 750SaSS Az A.,
rust 74S67.5O: September. 7.4547.5n: Oci9Drr 80
also November 745 07.50 December +oa ;oO'
Sales 20 $50 bags Slid grades easy stSs ooo o"s' Ne
tral America and 46S bags Lagulyra. .,- ..,,u
COTrONIn spot Cotton there was httIe more Why
DISPLAYED. the prices Ut changed from tne
prices yesterday. The SAFES we're t5Z oaes lUf
mad. a,t evening" Including bales for export ana w
Tor snmntlon The port to-day 900 bales
comparing With Friday and l2l4 bales for
the corresponding day last year.
Quotations based on the Standard OF classihc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
RiNAyNG AND FINANCIAL.

United States Government and other desirable
SECURITIES
FOR
INVESTORS.
All stocks and bonds listed on the NewYor Stock
Exchange bought and sold on cOmmisslon forcash
Oenosit accounts received and Interest allowed
an monthly balances subject to draft at flght
HARVEY FISK 81 SONS,
rs Nassau-st.. New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
1885 crop. ( 1884 crop

Oregon WASHINGTON in 1885 shipped to san francisco
bushels wheat. flour included The
VIII. Pacific states growing expected 10
give an output exceeding that OF The crop Of 1881.
The OF Wheat and Flour from ore
and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12

SPIRITS OF rURPENrGNE
Cp RI ssroy June ll.-rurpentlnc iuiet at 20 &c
HIVLyyAH Juno l. -turDentins nrn At ~ 20
WILMINGTON June .-Inrpontlne nrm at ~ &c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
rrroprAN FINANCIAL Markets.

Lospos so n-rnssd States Sc ~ a Per Sens
Western First Morsaage Trustees Certihsaes 40
4econao SssscIs a6S illinois Central Ia St Paul
xon,non e5s. New YORK Central 1868; Pennsyivanis
AL; Reading ~ ,, ,. ,,,u. ID -. Can, pontes at
"a francs E. - entmes for the account . 80 -. -.o~
AVID iOGs, lor the account. Atlantic and Great Wes.rh
- Ncrgage Trustees Certdcates a. Canadian fhcnc
I'm. Ere 49, 90 second COusos 96 a. St. PAU CON
mon "a New lOrA Central, loOis
UuCsol Bay COMPANY 232 -. r-,.., ~.
Inc o. bullion gone into the Bank OF England Oh
balance TO-DAY Is &lll.OOo. -, -. ,o.,o. n, "a
quote Three Per CenJ fen.s n a. n
francs = Tor the acSo 'n am oA0h@nS' Va "
Ion AT rs francs - confines Tor checks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
In. Anerlcaa STANDARD OF cIassisca

For options the market an exceedingly dul one
thrOugh the dav there being influences in any III &c
ton the Iyerpool market closed at To-Day for the
hsunrde HOLIDAYS sales $500 bales. including 2s'O
bales made by exchanges daI obened at points de-
cline and closed " a further reduction OF point.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
Tired Languid Dull

Expresses the Of thousands OF people NJ THIS sea
aon The depressing OF the warm weather and ths
reo feeling are quickly overcome by the use OF hoois
sarsapara Il gives strength place OF weakness gives
~ "a every organ creates an appetite and puraes the
blood. Give II trial now.
1.-TWO months ago commenced taking Hoods Sarsapariha
"a an experiment. ha0 appetite OF strength anc e.
red all the time attributed condition TO scfoiuious
,o- Ind tried several different KINDS medicine with
out receiving any benefit But soon as had TAKEN nan
bottle Of oods sarsdpaa my appetite was restored ana
my stomach better have aken three botues anu
never felt better"-[ MIS- j. +. DOLBEA RE- fascoas H.
.uoops sarsararla gave me new and restored me to
nv wonted beAlth ami ngth"-lWILLIAM IL CLOU6A
Tnton. y. II.
NB-Dont be imposed upon. Be sure to get only
Hoods SaYsapari!Ia
sold by all druggists 81 SIX for So Prepared only W
CT HOOD g. co, Apothecaries. Lowell Mass
100 Doses One Dollar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
Drp Goods.

y O10 -Mattings 81 upwards Extra Rich
CsVOOs Drawing room. 81 TO sl2 Roll White Fur
Rugs So. ANDREW LESTER q CO.. 1874 Broaiway
GENUINE GLOVES, Boucicaut, Bon
" Marche and Reynier and chespest Retailed
at JAMMEs's 81 West i5ths st. Gloves ordered BY mall
forwarded free OF charge.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
Religions Notices.

A Washington Heights Mehod.f Egisccpai Chsrca
WOOD. pastor, Will preach morning and evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12

NOTHING scrviCe NJ OcIOck. Evening servlce 3.
All THE CHURCH 4h- ct and lafayette place.
Rev r. W CHAMBERS. d. b.. will preach IN the morning
Rev. LIVINGSTON l. TAYLOR will pr ach in the evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12

Morning scrvtce AT I o'clock nv

, Adams Memorial Church. Sothst, near hrdsvs--
Rev ks- f. F HBES Pastor breaches sabbath morning
at 1920, a aud
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
Ocfan Steamers.
PED "D" LINE OF STEAMSHIPS.

FOR LAGUAYRA PUERTO CAbELLO CURACAO AND
MAEACAIBO.
From River.
air, a a
ftllA ~ IL \ " ''tii'- ~
These AMI kICAN STEAMERS. specially puhi of thS
trade. have very accommodations Tor PASSENGERS
All eers that may be sent noon on ine Jay, tlo
steamers sail viii be duly forwarded. providing thy are i
closed stamped envelopes Of denomination snW'lcnJ W
United states
For freight passage apply ,,
BOULION. BLISS * DALLEll, oeheIa hahAReIS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12

AT THE CHURCH 2sth ST. and 5th-ave..
Rev EDWARD y. coz. ID. D.. will preach the morning
rev w. OkMISION. ID. D.. wiL preach In The evening
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
PAUL AND IULUIH
ST. PAUL MIMI. May l.. 1856 :
TUNUE ANIMAL, MEETING, Of ne stock hold.

TT'HE ANNUAL MEETINII OF ne Stockholm
i OF tho ST. Paul and Duluth Raro Comp. n.y. for
the election o. Directors and the consideration OF the avs
ability OF temporary change the Application OF the net III
Of the company also the matter OF reducing grades
building enllrsing t. Paul terminals. building
line and securing ornn ls Minneapolis. building line
Transfer building fencing along the railroad
% hrOu before the
meeting Will held Office Of the COMPANY in the city
OF II Paul MIMI Monday, June p. 1870 at |! O'Clock
noon The transfer books will De CLOSED at o'clock
Saturday May l5 1856 and reopen on Thursday. Jnne o.
1888, PHILIP : HAKKIS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12
! $3 s Ss$.sf' s:S@iis:

INVESTMENT BONDS. issued for water,
bridge railroad and funding purposes By Counties cites
and townships Kansas and other Western Staes
sale and OF this class ne gotate ST. Louis
local a specially FOR over fourteen
J.ALDEN GAY LORD. Mills Building, Broddst. " \.
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siVfh-s'. 2d-ave-Rev. J. BENSON HAMiI-
TON Pastor Ohiuren's Services all day sabbath
school 4. n. ermon lp5j m; " The Smitten ock"
paintings and switchboard followed BY bautism 81 cHil
dren. Al general assembly OF q school concert
aui mu-ica exercises the clrcn Addresses by Rev.
J.. I. KING. +. d, Rev Il w AkD uEND u~ON. D. D..
and Hey. MElBIr1 uULBURD. d. Public generally
iuvtt At 1880 D. the pastor will preach subject: I
90 Fishing folio wed ny illustrated service Gaee. with
heAu .lfnl atereDp icon plctur-s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-06-12

AT THE GU gcH an ct and I-af,yette place.
Rev. LIVINGSTON L TAYLOR Will preach in the evening
%. n,A 1.-THE CHURCH 2sth st. and oth,avc.
Rev. "A okMisroN. d. d.. win preach In the evening
AT THE CHC RICH 4sth.,t and 6th.ave.
Bev WM; oRdlSToN D. d.. will preach In the morning.
Rev LAWRENCE DYKsTRA. will preach in the evening
All Souls Church 4th 2Oth st-sermon hy
the Pastor the Rov. THEODORE Z. WILLIAMS at II
The public cordially invited.
Al Fifth Avenue Baptist Church. Rev. Dr.. ARM1TA5E
prach ps a. mo,, ana - p sudayschoo "'o
Al BROOKLYN Tabernacle. DOCTOR TALMAGE win
preach TO 1O3O IN Subject THE Worst Enemy
OF Labor" Mill also preach at $40
Az Twenty fourth street Methodist Episcopa Church
cFe3 Singing aidres.es flowers &C. at P singing sy
supper. a welcome to ALL
A. the 80 Presbyrernn Church, l4th.st 9Th
ayeoThe PASTOR tho Rev. Dr HAMILTON, viii preach at
AU:JO a. III. and IN.
Adam. Memorial Church 3othst near Thrdave.
children service with by the Pastor Rev JtosE
FORBES. at 0;30 a. Gospel praise service 80 m.
All invited. seas free.
Clinton and Congress sts.-Iov JOHN w. CHADWICK
VII preach tolnorroy morning at II o'clock subject
At BIccminsdaic Reformed Church. Broadway ana
6sth stDiyne services sunday conducted by the Rev
CARLOS MARlfN. ~ II - he Knock at the door, At
745, first OF three Transnguraon-"T The
Prelude" Strangers invited.
Asbury Methodist Ep-cepa Chnrc eat side Washing
LOGO Chdrens Day in the evening 7l5. by the
Dr. and Mrs. BOIL ONE All seats iree
All oris Church 4Sth-.t, Of 6th-aye-Rcy. J. W.
kKA ER Will preach at IL u IN
Battery Park service anniversary Sunday O'Clock
viii preside C. Fisher precentor aud cornetst Volun
tcer and musicians wanted. address song Service
Cub % NaIck-st.
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GENERALE TRANSATLAN-

A
- TIQTF TRFNf LINE TO HANkt-
Companvs Pier new No AZ North River foot of Moton
la NORMANDIE kerslOcc. saturday lnr Il, U. "A
- LAU Dirdl .~atur.ay jun -. D. n.
LAB RADOR Peuere d Haute1ye. sat. June % 800 NJ.
ROW COG - at. Juy3 .. m.
sailing Of Ia Nornanfie -........Juv IT,
Checks PAYABLE AZ sight 70 sls on the Banqds
Iransatlantilue Of PARA
LOUIS DE BEBIAN. Agent No. 3 Rowing. ireec
BRANCH OFFICE lli0 BROADWAY
L--n =
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,orncn McnnrinI lIc1hodst Eni-copnI Church Fast

ihuvcli of the ~irnracr-. Mercer -th-st Hev
Or. -rKOBRIDGE brooches t. morrow at $50 morning
and Rev Dr. sHYLAN 7:i5 evening. All the are
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-09
CONDENSED TELEGRANS
FIRES AND CASUALTIES.

HE barge Matilda was cut by the ice
Wednesday, and sank in six fathoms of
water near Point Augres, Lake Huron.
The crew escaped.
MYRoN SANFORD, weH-known banker
of Erie, Pa, died on Sunday, of pneu-
monia. He left 100000 to his widow
and child.
The livery-stable of Boyt & McFater-
idge at Vienna, johnson county, H..
was burned Saturday together with
twenty horses. Loss, $4,000; insurance,
$4,000.
IT is stated at the treasury department
that the new 50 silver certificates will
be ready for general distribution in linn
tied quantities about the end of next
week.
IT is estimated at the internal revenue
bureau that the revenue from the tax on
oleomargarine, which went into effect on
the 1st inst, will amount to 100000 for
the present month
On Lookout mountain, yesterday, a man
named Bryant lost his life by thawing
dynamite in fire. Both his legs were
torn off by the explosion which follow
ed.
go, named Scharffenberg, spent three
days in drinking and gambling, and then
killed himself in room he had taken at
the Grand Pacific.
"A COLLISION of trains took place Tues
day morning between Parker and Len
nox, d. T., the locomotives being wreck
ed, and the engineers and fremen in
stantly killed. No passengers are report
ed injured.
DESTRUCTIVE forest fires extending to
many plantations, are raging along the
Central railroad of South Carolina, be-
tween Charleston and Sumter, a distance
of ninety miles.
5WHILE workmen were removing debris
from the recently burned building of the
Ware Vinegar Company, at Cincinnati,
the east and west walls fell fatally I'M ur-
ing John Lamphier. A half-dozen other
narrowly escaped.
A SEVERE shock of earthquake Sunday
night disturbed the foundations of the
new dam of the Langley Cotton Works,
in South Carolina. The dam gave way
Monday afternoon, floating the adjacent
country and causing heavy damage to
railway tracks and other property.
BAEDER & Co.'s large glue factory at
Aver, Mass, was destroyed by fire Thurs
day morning causing a loss of S15O,OOO
Threats have been made to burn the
premises, on account of the bad odors
arising therefrom, and incendiarism is
suspected.
The steamer Westernland which arriv-
ed at New York Thursday morning, re-
ports that during a terrific hurricane
on Nov. 81, an immense wave struck the
vessel, killing four seamen and two pas
sengers, and severely injuring fifteen 9TH
er sailors and passengers.
Wood County reporter. [volume] (Grand Rapids [i.e. Wisconsin Rapids], Wis.) 1857-1923, 1886-12-09
FOREIGN.

DR.. ROBERTSON, a blind man, has been
elected to the British house of commons
from the Brighton district.
A BERLIN cabIegram announces the de-
mise of Herr Runge, for thirty years
treasurer of that city.
The people of Panama will devote four
days to celebration of the anniversary
of the independence of the isthmus.
The Canadian government offers to con-
tribute $4,000 toward the expense of
keeping the st. Lawrence river open all
winter by the use of tugs.
Francois pressing the English cabinet
for satisfactory assurances as to the
withdrawal of troops from Egypt.
CAPITALISTS in Denmark have subscrib-
ed about ST. 900 to found colony in
northwestern quarter of the United
States. An accredited agent is al
ready looking over the prairies for fer
tile tract.
A FIRE in Knightrider street, London,
destroyed four warehouses and greatly
damaged the ancient church of st. Mary
Magellan. The loss is reported at $780,
900.
The British Home ule,Association and
the Home Rule League of the United
Kingdom will amalgamate under the
name of the Home Rule Union and sup
port single ticket in future elections
for the purpose of assisting the Irish
people in obtaining the rights of local
self-government.
The Madrid Congress has unanimously
voted an extra credit of 45,OOO,OOO to i'm
prove the navy. The principal part will
be devoted to the purchase of torpedo
boats and cruisers. The money is to be
raised by the sale of state forests and
other government land.