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Shooting at a Polish Wedding.

Reading, Pa, January IA number
OF Polanders Ofsboth sexes were enganed at
midnight in celebrating the marriage of
Cecoll, one OF their number, to Anna
Stofka, in a miserable frame tenement near
Eckert's furnace. There was fiddling and
dancing and any amount OF drinking. A
lad named Iwardoski, with others, was at
tractei by the sounds of reveIry, and they
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the dancing Polanders caught sight Of him
and became furiously enraged. He drew a
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OF Zwardoski to the depth OF three inches.
The other went harmlessly through the
window. The boy was carried TO a physi-
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condition being extremely critical. A
policeman entered the premises OF Cecoll,
and arrested one Bollek for the offense.
When 4 square away he was followed by
the whole gang of Poles with knives and
other weapons, who attempted to secure
Bollek. The policemans call for help was
answered by citizens and other police off,
GERS, who with cooked pistols kept the res
cuers at bay and brought their man to the
station house. Bollek was to-day released,
and il was proven that the man who did
the shooting was no other than the drunk
en- groom, Cecoll, who was arrested in bed
this morning, and will be held by the au-
thorities to await the result of Zrardoski's
injuries.
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"wATER BUGS, reaches"

"Ro1gh on Rats" clears them out, also
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Religious.

The second quarterly meeting oil the
LOngwoOd circuit will be held at the High
Point church on the urth Saturday and
Sabbath of January. w. W. JONES,
Pastor.
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THE HOPE 0FTHE NATION.

Children, slow in development, puny,
scrawny and delicate, use "Well's. Health
Remover"
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LIFE FRESERyER,

If you are losing your grip on life, try
wells Health Remover" Goes direct TO
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CATARRH OF THE BLADDER.

Singing, irritation, inf 'matiop, all Kid
ney end Urinsry Complaints, cured by
'Buchu. Paiba." 81.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

The London Standard wants a combina-
ton Cabinet.
Silver mills in Montana are shutting
down for want of salt.
Madagascar is to have a royal bank, with
capital of f2,000,000.
A memorial chapel is to be erected in
honor of the late King Ludwig.
The Mississippi Prohibitionists have de-
clared in favor of a local option law.
Peru talks of adopting the American
dollar as the basis of monetary transactions
The New Hampshire Prohibitionists have
nominated Colonel James Wentworth. OF
Concord, for Governor.
The Dundy County Bank, of Beukleman,
Neb, has failed, and Belzer, the President,
skipped to Canada with 100000.
Five suits have been commenced by the
Government against persons in Michigan
charged with timber-lan frauds
The Senate Committee on Privileges and
Elections has reported against investigating
the matter of Payne's election. Hoar and
Frye, of the committee. dissent from the
majority report.
There is a singular dispute at Walla
Walla, w. T., over the identity of the man
arrested for Saunders, the convicted muir
derer who escaped from the Linn county
(oregon) Jail ten days ago.
Representatives of all the Western,
Northern and Southwestern roads held a
session in Chicago yesterday and, as a re-
suit, two committees were appointed to ar
range tariffs by reiteration of the rates to
the Northwest and to all Western points. 1t
was tacitly agreed that the rates should be
maintained until September 18TH 1t is be-
lieyed that the long-continCed war in rates
is now at an end.
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HOsTILIrIEs RFGrN.
GERMANY AND CHINA.
BisnaroIs's Si,rewd Diplomacy Bearing
Its Fruit

Its Fruit.
NEW YORK, July l5th-The Commercial
Ba}fetia says editorially: The fact that
Herr Krupp has contracted to supply China
with /, 500 tons of rails at price, including
freight, twenty-five shillings below the
lowest English offer, is attracting more at
tention as a commercial transaction than
in our judgment it really deserves. The
German Government just now is resorting
to every artifice and every expedent to OBJ
tain foothold in the Fiowery Kingdom
with an eve to future business. In pursu-
ance of that policy, Bismarck would have
no objections to make the Cinnamon
present outright of these 500 tons of steel
rails, provided he could somehow get the
advantage of John Bull The transaction.
if it has really taken place, may be con-
templated as quite clever piece of diplo-
matte strategy. What the Chinese intend
to do with these rails is a matter for con-
lecture. If they have purchased them
with view of commencing a system of
railway construction, the fac is flat con-
tradiction of the recent and officially
avowed purpose of the Government to do
nothing of the kind
Berlin private cablegram states that
German agents for the construction of the
proposed Chinese railroads has obtained
the Krupp contract for 1,500 tons of rail-
road iron by pledging themselves that the
German banks would introduce gold and
silver currency, and that the adoption OF
the double standard would precede all the
more elaborate transactions with Germany
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II u -'I- y y = f7~'
California Postlnasters.

WASHINGTON, July 15th.-Acting Secre-
tary Fairchild to-day summarily dismissed
the Chief of Division and two clerks in his
office for discreditable conduct in connec-
ton with examinations for promotion. 1t
seems the Chief of Division had been in
structed to prepare examination papers for
promotion to office, and after doing so sur
reptitiously furnished copies of the ques-
tons to two clerks under him. A high
official in the Treasury Department states
that this system has been in vogue, and
the authorities have determined to put a
stop to it as far as possible
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MISCELLANEOUS.
MALARIA.

"If people could only know what splendid
medicine Simmons Liver Regulator is, there
would be many physician without patient
and many an interminable doctor bill saved.
l consider it infaliible in malarial infection.
had for many years been a perfect physical
wreck from a combination of complaints, all
the outgrowth of malaria in my system, and
even under the skillful hand of DR.. j. P
Jones, of this city. had despaired of ever being
well woman again. Simmons Liver Regula-
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Respectfully,
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The slram Yac,.s Races.
IoI,n Rnana. nrIns.
MEXICO.
Preparations Going On for Graz.s
Revolution.

Revolution.
New ORLEANS, July l5th.--A special
from Lampasas Mex SAYS: A courier
from SabinOs, reports that Pancho Casaa.
an old revolutionist, has collected band
of lawless characters in Ojo de Aqua ans
robbed several haciendOs in that district.
Consternationr reigns supreme in n'Sabinos.
Many of the inhabitants are fleeing, some
making for Texas The military Of Cen
huilahape have been notified that raid is
expected daily.
4 special from New Laredo says Colonel
Charles Winslow. United States Consul at
Guerrero, arrived here yesterday. He
reports that the insurgents in that sec
ton are gaining strength, and will make
junction with the revolutionists now
scattered over the districts bordering on
the lower Rio Grande. In this uprising
the hands of the Government can be seen
There is no doubt that before two months
Tamanlipas will be under military rule
The civil Governor, Conalis, has been de-
posed and a military Governor appointed
from the City of Mexico
a Galveston special from Loredo says .
For several days past there has been
rumors ofserious trouble along the Mexi-
can border on the Rio Grande. To-day
affairs assumed grave attitude. Rifles
volunteer company of Nuevo Laredo to as
sist i'll the defense of that CITY Later
reports received tonight represent that a
state of alarm exists, and that serious
conflict will occur be- cen the Government
forces and the revuiutionists. The Gus
tom-house in Neuvo Laredo would prove
the richest prize that could be captured by
any party of revolutionists on the northern
border of Mexico.
HOsTILFT1ES BEGUN.
ST. LOUIS, July 15th.-A special from
Matamoras, Mexico, says that yesterday q
train on the Matamoras and Monterey
railroad was attacked by revolutionisls
at Capote station. Over fifty passengers
were on the train. among them del
egates to the Congressional College.
The passengers were robbed of all their
arms, but it is not stated whether any of
them were hurt. Colonel Cavazos, with u
force of cavalry, was at Capote yesterday,
and it is thought that be has had fight
with the reVOlutiOnists
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RECOVERED FROM THE SEA.-Ye Yesterday
afternoon quantity of mail-matter which
was lost five months ago in the wreck of
the Cunard steamer Oregon, was received
at the Postoffiee. The mailbag which con-
tanned this matter was found inlhe,ided in
the beach near Cape Hatteras, about 400
miles from the scene of the creek. The
mail lost was from Europe, and probably
three-fourths of the letters and papers re-
covered can be forwarded TO their destina-
ton. At the present tire z61 baos of mail
Post
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MONEY TO LOAN
OK REAL ESTATE AND LOANS NEGo.
~ tiated by P. BOIL, 325 street. jel8-u
FARM FOR SALE!

TElHAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, sz
1 situated in Sacramento county, four 5fs
miles from Folsom on the line of the S. V. 1-sa--
the line of the G. 2 Rail' -s.d, 'coatGining 440
ACRES; all cleG-ed ana fenced, and in grain,
except % acres, which j. in summer fallow /;
abundantly sup led with water and wood /;
water for iTrigating and raising alfalfa and
fruits also, Farming Implements, including
two Header Wagons, with beds. Seed Sower,
Ploughs ETC., win be given to the purchaser.
For Information, terms, etc, inquire of J. S.
MEREDITH, Drugstore )utheast corner Second
and K streets. Sacramen }. jys-tf
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MONMOUTH PARK, July 14th.-The track
here to-day is in first-class condition, and
the field of starters is about the average.
The attendance is large, as a good pro-
gramme, with some crack starters, is
offered. The weather is delightful.
The first race was free handicap sweep
stakes, dash of one mile and one-sixteenth.
There were seven starters, and Dry Mon
opole won, Anarchy second, Thackeray
third. Time 1:5G
The Tyro stakes, for two-year-olds, was
the second race, q dash of six furlongs.
There were six starters, and Dwyer Bros.
fremont won his twelfth consecutive vic
tory; Kittson's Raveller second, Queen
Elizabeth third. Time, 1:l9!.
The Barnegat stakes, for three-y year, olds,
was the third race, dash of one mile and
a half. Four colts came to the post, and
The Bard won. Winfred second, Quito
third. Time, ":15!.
The fourth race was a free handicap
sweepstakes, a dash of one mile and three
sixteenths. There were six starters, and
Favor won, Elizabeth second, Heartsease
third. Time, 2:13.
The last race was handicap steeple-
chase, over the short steeplechase course.
There were eleven starters, and Colonel
Watson won, Joe Shelby second, Charley
Epps third. Time 3:23.
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A NEW POINT IN SLANDER.- The Supreme
Judgment and order of the lower Court
granting a nonsuit in the case of Thompson
VS.. White. to obtain a judgment for $4,000
damages for slander of Thompson's title to
an ore roasting furnace, and for an injunc-
ton prohibiting him from continuing such
slander The opinion decides new point
in slander, which is covered in the follow
ing words TO declare that the nonsuit
was improvidently granted would be in
effect to say that where two parties are en-
gagged in litigating the ownership to prop
erty which both claim, each could main
tain an action against the other for asserting
orally or by publication his ownership Of
that which is thus in dispute. IS. Il. Post
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TWO 1MpoRrANr RACES.

MONMOUTH PARK, July 15th.-As the
Dwyers started fremont for the Tyro
stakes there was, as usual, no betting
against him until the bookmakers finally
barred him. With him out, Queen of Eliz-
abeth was a strong favorite at 13 to 10.
Next 10 her Oneko was in demand, the
others being friendless. When the flag fell
fremont shot out with the lead, the Ca
denee filly second, Queen of Elizabeth
third At the half-mile post fremont led
a length and half,with the Queen second,
Oneka in front of the Cadence filly, the
other two running head and head. In the
run to the three quarters the Cadence filly
tired badly, and Queen again took second
place. Surging into the stretch fremont
had lead of six lengths with Queen sec
ond and the Cadence filly third. When
well Strengthened out, however, Fitzpatrick
brought up Raveller, and by famous riding
beat Queen of Elizabeth neck for second
place fremont won in canter by six
lengths The time was 1:194-very good
for the heavy going.
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THE BARNEGAT STAKES.

In the Barnegat stakes it was expected
that grand race would ensue, butt turned
out very tame affair, The Bard winning
as he liked He was the favorite in the
books at to 5, Winfred being next in de-
mand There was the strongest kind of
tip out, however, on Electra, which was
given 10 Il select few. that he had worked
mile and half in 2:3S, and that, of course,
was good enough. He ran well for little
over mile looking all the time as though
he could gallop over anything that was in
front of him, when he stopped dead and
Hughes was unable to get him in again, and
the gelding walked in. Quito set the pace,
with The Bard second for the first five
furlongs. Then The Bard took the lead,
opening gap of two lengths at the end of
the first three-quarters. Both Fitzpatrick,
on Quito, and Mclaughlin, on Winfred,
made desperate efforts TO close as they
neared the home stretch, but they failed
The Bard won in canter by eight lengths,
Quito second. Time, 2:45l.
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have cent. 1t was said last night that the
reason he left so suddenly was because too
many wanted to fight him.
An Actress Divorced.
New YoEK, July 15th-Judge Donahae
has granted an absolute divorce TO Gather
Inc Arfweidsen from Oscar l.. Arlweidsen.
Mrs. Arfweidsen is better known as Gather
inc Lewis, the pretty burlesque actress. She
is a sister Of Jeffreys Lewis, the actress,
and they are daughters of a sculptor of
London.
The Steam Yacht Races.
NEW LONDON, July 15th-The finishing
point Of the steam yacht race was at Pc
gaeDset pier. Thousands of townspeople
and summer visitors watched the arrivals
from shore and The decks Of yachts at
anchor in the vicinity. The running time
was as follows; First claes--Atlanta,
1885; Yosemite, 53Gi3s Second class
Iapda, 6:50;35; Henrietta, 5:2zG4. Third
clasS-Nereid, 6:5l:39;. Edith, S:0l:39 ;
Violaj s:ll:05.
John Roacs, Dying.
NER YOEK, July 15tls John ReaGh, the
noted saipbuilder, is dying. He has been
confined to his bed for three weeks with q
complication of diseases but the chief
trouble 70 mental, and he constantly salks
of his broken fortunes.
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OIvIL, MECHANICAL AND MINING EN-
" GINEERING, AT THE RENSSELAER,
POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE. TKUi, N. \.
The oldest engineering school in America Next
term begins September 10Th. The Register for
1856 contains list of the graduates for the past
81 years. with their positions; also, course of
study. requirements, expenses etc. Candidates
from distance, or those living in distant
States by special examinations at their homes,
or at such schools as they may be attending,
may determine the question of admission with
ont visiting Troy For Register and full inf0r-
nation, address DAVID 81 GREENE, Director.
je291mTuThS
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vestigate such cases. He refers to the law,
relative to pensions, of March. 1878, passed
when he was in Congress- and which gives
ample power to stop the payment of pen
slons authorized by special Acts of Con-
gress and which are subsequently fosnd 10
be fraudulent.
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FOREIGN AFFAIRS.
SEXTON APPEALS TO HIS COUNS
TRYMEN TO BE PATIENT.
Exciting Scene in the French Senate
Rifle Shooting at Wimbledon
-Gladstone's Rejoinder.
Poiitieal Affairs in England.

IF7agIAl DISPATCHES TO THE nD-Umos.I
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HOME TOPICS.
AN AMERICAN CITIZENS MURDER
BY MEXICANs.
Hops Likely to Go Much Higher
Buffers Political Aims-A Jury
for the Anarchists.


ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE zzcoRD-uNIoS.
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FOR SALE, FARMS !

I6O acres in Placer county, about five
miles from Lincoln; 100 acres of which are in
alfalfa, and can put in 80 acres more; plenty
of timber, and creek runs through the whole
length of the place; Improvements consist of
q Frame Dwelling of six rooms, two Barns,
Cattle and Wagon Sheds, Dairy House, with
all utensils for making cheese and butter
along with thirty Cows, fifteen Calves, eight
Horses, three Wagons, Hay Press, Sulky Rake
Hogs and Fowls. Can be purchased for si5.-
COO; without the personal property, $4,000.
SEQ acres, at S12% per acre, near the
town of Sheridan, Placer county; all under a
good hog fence; spring of living water run
ming through the place and plenty of timber
on the place; with Frame Dwelling, Barn
and other Outhouses a vineyard, a good bear
ing Orchard as the Improvements.
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REAL ESTATE SALESROOM,
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They Can't Agree.

DENVER July 15th.- Several days ago the
Denver typographical Union raised the
scale of composition from 40 to 80 cents
The publishers protested, and asked for a
corresponding reduction in the scale paid
journeymen in JOB rooms. The Union de-
clined to accede and to-day the publishers
asked that Committee of Arbitration be
appointed to settle the matter. as was done
in Washington, Chicago and Milwaukee.
The Union refused to settle by arbitration,
and the publishers also refuse to pay the
advance, but have not yet decided as to
what action they will take
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The Exiled Princes,

LONDON, July 15th.-The Due D'Aumale
and Due de Chartrie, with suite OF fifteen
persons, arrived at Brussels to-day.
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An Actress Divorced.

have a cent. 1t was said last night that the
reason he left so suddenly was because too
MANY wanted to fight him.
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$50 REwARD
WANTED.

IN 0OA TONS OF FEED AND BREWING
lU.UUU Barley; win pay full market rates;
also, storage capacity for 10000 tons of grain.
Apply at Sacramento Warehouse, Front and r
streets. ljyl-lmI n. I. DREW, Secretary.
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Electric Belt Free
To introduce it and obtain agents we will, for the
next sixty days give away, free ofcharge, in each
county in the e. S. limited number OF our Ger
man Electro Galyauic Suspensory Selts.
Price, s.; positive and uniailing cure fol Ner-
yeus Debilitr, Varicocele Emissions. Impotency,
etc $500 90 Reward paidi every Belt we manu-
faetuIe does not generate a genuine electric cur
rent Address at once ELECTRIC BELT
AGENCY, p. o. Box 178, Brooklyn. n. Y.
n30-lvAIWF
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A Case in Point.

COLUMBIA g. @, July 15th-Emma
Connolly, one week ago last Sunday, en-
tered Hunter Chapel at Midway, in Barn
well county, and shot dead John Steedly.
She then surrendered herself to the authori-
ties. but was not placed in Jail She gave
as the reason for her action that he had
slandered her. Both persons were of good
families. She was indicted Tuesday by the
Grand Jury and was tried yesterday. The
verdict was not guilty. 1t is the first time
a lady has ever been tried for murder in
South Carolina. The evidence against her
was overwhelming. The jury recognized
that a murder had been committed but
held that the woman should have right
to defend her good name.
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". A. Anderson for District Attorney.

II PROPOSE To OFFER MYSELF BEFORE
| the Republican Convention for District
Attorney. No personal solicitations OF citizens
or delegates wifi be made by me. The delegates
are asked to not make any pledges, either to
myself or any other candidate. Let there be
fair show given to all. ". A. ANDERSON.
fR. CT jy12-lmMIh*