davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-15

FIG 3.

1t is flower bonnet, that is to say, covered
with small close flowers all over. These may
be pansieS. violets, daisies, or any of the
small, compact blossoms. Coronet front of
jetted beads; tulle gracefully looped ON the
front and top with jetted aigrette as finish.
Fig 2 This cute little capote or chapeau
has the crown covered with gold and blue
brocade; the front finished with folds and
loops of dark blue velvet; on top loops of
ribbon, flowers and pompon.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-15

A basting machine that is said to be able to
do the work of fifteen girls is being tried in a
large clothing house in Boston, and the EN-
ployes of the house, both girls and men, are
considerably excited thereby. The opposition
to this labor saving machine is likely to de-
velop into a strike.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-15
FIG. 4.


The small capote bonnet at the top, Fig. 4,
is of plated felt strips in tobacco shades, in
imitation of the coarse straws which have
been so popular during the past summer. The
turban on the right, Fig. 5, with the turned
up brim has the crown of black stockinet and
the brim faced with figured plush.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-15

We have here three popular winter shapes
Fig 8, on the left is an odd but pretty shaped
bonnet. The pulled crown is of beaded stock
met, the turned-up brim faced with rough
figured velvet
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-15

A we'll authenticated case of leprosy has
been discovered in North Carolina.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1886-10-15
Pattern Bonnets.

A bonnet for evening receptions, dressy
theatre and concert going, etc, is shown in
Flo |
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9iteratur bemerfbar ma9snbe Neigung
au erfldren, ogelebrte 9tdtungen"- unb
ar9aeIogii9e &or1ane au f9retben-tule
gberts egpptii6e @ef9i9ten utto pa
merliuas unb gdfeins &omane aus Der
ariedifden unb r6mii6en @ef9i9te.
Da bat Der 0erfaHer @elegenbeit, ieit1e
9enntniFe an BEN Mann 5u bringer
unb Dem 2ebrer ad oculos gu oenottz
friren, tpas fir Elm b0aif9 %gelebrter
Rerl ct 1T.
Ser tpabre Di6ter mub 5tpar Elm ges
pi1es @faB BON angemeiner Biloung
baben, I'M auf fein publicum tpirten
at f6nue1, groBe @elebriamfeit iebo9
tpirb linn melt mebr f@aben als BON
Nuben fein, benin BET 9i9ter fol auf
bas @emitb tpirten, aber nidt auf ben
8erfano o6er gar auf ben bonsepfropfz
ten @6ul : &an5en. 9ie Nufgabe beg
9idters lit, bic menf6li6en 2eiben=
fdaften au i9ilberm, bic benz @elebrtet
entpeber fleinli9 ober tb6ri6t erf9ei-
tetr, ober bic fir i'm b69fens Snter=
eKe aIs vpip9olsgif6e &dtbiel" baben.
Wdbrenb alio 9eutf6larb gesen=
wdrtis in 8esus auf i60ne 2iteratur
aumeit BON Sem aebrt, tpas INN bic
8ergangenbeit binterlafen, pber bon
benz, mas bic 2iteratur bes Muslanbes
ibm bietet, fagt man faum 3u bel,
tpenn man bebauptet, baB geuti6Iaub
s~egenpdrtig bic san3e WeIt NIT
feiner @eIebramfe fiittert.
Deuti@er Jori@uugsseiif. beuti@e
@rinbli6feit unb beutf6e Gelebr=
iamfeit finbet man, tpobin man fi@
tuenbet unb berer Spuren rei6et
bonn Mequator Big gu ben beiben
polen. Man bat INNER bag beuti9e
n@emdtb" 10 febr geribmt-es i6eint
iebo9 gegenDdrtig, als ob Der falte
a~bmdsenbe 8erfanb auf Soften beg
@emiitbes bebor5ugt miirbe. No6 eine
anbere nrfa9e, baB bic beutf9e 2iteraz
tur Der @egenmart i9 Der 8erna9ldfs
ftsung au beflagen bat, liegt in Der
i~ibermdbigen pFege, peI9e bic Mfufif
iebt iberau tn 9eutfdlanb unb uberz
al, tpobia Deuti6e fommen, fin6et.
gs i9eint, als .mIKe f9 Seuti9lanb
erit tpieber BON ieiner unumf6rdntt
berri9enoen rWagner 2iBtzp etiobe"
erbolen, ebe f@ cine mooer1e beuti9e
National=9 iteratur entpideln tann.
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MuerIet.


- SIT Der 9obf6ule finb 553 Sim
ber angemelbet tporben. Seuti9et1
uuterri9t erbalten 1913 Ginber uno
fpanif9en l1nterri@t 50 &inoer.
= Sas bempfratif9e &omite bat be-
fannt gema9t, baB am Is. September
bemofratii6e primdr : 8erfammlur9er
unb am 80. September cine bernotratts
fAe @ountps2 pnbention ftattft1bet.
= Sic &ompagnie 9 pom 4. Gabalz
lerieregiment, tuel9e bic Snoiaaer bier'
ber bradte, gebt beute Ibenb mad Nri>
aora 3urid.
- Die @runbiurp rei6t 81 Mnflagetl
elm, meiltems fir 9eringere Werbred9et.
= 9ie republifanif9e GongreB.@ons
BENTON bate I'M 8 nbr Na9mitta9s
nod fein gnbe ertet9t.
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SIR Triebensridter bes /. Yrecintts

STR Triebensridter bes /. Brecintts.
I'm bic @timmseber bes l. @reeinfts, 8exar
@ountb Meine Serren! Da bic 8abl BON
@ountbbeamten i'm n6dfen Mobember f~tattfin>
bet, 70 baltic i'd es fir @fidt, meinen Jreunben
fit bic llnterfibuns unb bic 8esiniisunseu
gu banfen, bic fe mir in ben bersansenen feds
Sabren e~rpiefem baben, unb bertraue babel auf
Sbre l1nterfibung in ber tommenben BabI.
Sd fiabise mid beSbaIb aIs Ranbibat fit bic
Biebertpabl aIs Grisbensri9ter be8 1. Yreeinlts
bon Bexar gountb on, unb folte ib erpdblt
perben, 70 fann i'd nur beripreden unb mid
berbiirgen, bic @Fidten meines amtes unpar.
teiif9 in Der Submit gu erfaaen, gerabe pie i9
es berfu9t babe, in bet g~ersangenbett au tbnn.
Sd SerbIeibe a9tunssbo1
linton Mbaua.
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Gine g~eulp8tfde Verneffnn8 butt
cSerd8.

gom gommiiiioner s. g. See ers
bielten mir einen 8anb, Der bic tbeilss
meiie 9eologii9e 8ermeiiuns bon Seras
entbdlt. Oie @ermeHunsert tpurben
bonn prof. George 8. S6umarb bot:
ge1ommen, Der i'm Sabre 1858 Stats:
@eolog mar. S6umarbs Sbdtisfei1
purbe bur@ ben 9ries unterbro6en.
unb feline 8eri6te ftno ME gebrudi
tporben. SEPT erit fat Der Staat bas
Manufcript angefauft unb baFelbe
bruden lafen.. Brof. S9umarb bers
beibt Seras cine sroBe 3ufunft feinel
@ipslager tuegen.
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g e Z a ..

SIN @tabtratb at Waeo tpurbe
ber Mntrag seftelt, bic 8ibel in Sen
6reii6uler su lefen. Mit 8 geger 2
5timntert ut1terlag Der antrag. = Gin
funger Mann, Der 500 geffoblet bate
unb In Maco perbaftet Durbe, CAB f9
fir ben Sobn bes MaDors bon San
Mntpnio aus.
- 8. s. Mepins in Spler, ein Bar.
bier, erl9oB ben Garbigen Wiu. gles
memts Dbue iebe 8eranlaRung unb 1T
perbaftet norben.
-Sn 9arebo fam Ganslbo &obles
bon Nep 2arebo an unb nuroe als
Defertur perbaftet, aber tpieber freigez
afen.-0om 9ome &ule Club in So
re6o finb 217 Pfb. Sterling mad ST.
Lamb gefdidt tporben.-8ei 2ampafas
in Merito tYurbe 81 @opote unb z ieis
ner Banbe get6btet.
- Die probibitionifen=g onpention
in Dallas mar febr i9ma9 beiu9t.
sic beI9loB, feinen gongreBs &eprdien'
tautert at nontintren.
- Scr @ebilfs : Bunbesmaribal
Gerris BON San Mntonio berbaftete It,
6earme Barnep Miler, BET int 8ereiu
nit feinem 8rubet bic psftofice au
Milauo int leBter SUM- beraubte uno
rieberbranute. Sim WfiIer 1T IN Nu'
fin berbaftet tpor6en.
- Ser proaeB gegen &oe In Quits
billie, Der angetlagt 1T, feline Jrar i'm
leBter NpriI pergiftet 5u baben, tuurbe
mad Mabifon Gountp berlegt.
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Mettefe fef,t aeben.

$err 8. 8. 8ileoxion bon Sorie Gate, 3D.,
beri9tet, baB ct biele Sabre an 8btbifis uno
Sarnfranfbeit lit. Die S@mersen paren tu.
peilen unertraslid unb berurfadten inn &ram.
pfc. Ct berfudte electric Bitter uno i1on mad
Der erfen Glai@e ipiirte ct 8eferuus unb na9'
benz er 6 Glaf9en senommen bate, mar ct gana>
lid gebeiIt unb setuann 10 Rfunb an Gleii9.
Ct bebauptet, 6as ct ~setorben mare, bate ct
ni4t Electric Sitter sebrau@t. gu baben, 30
Gents bic Glai1e bel q. DreiB.
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-Sobnnp bate einen tleiner
Bruber betomr,el, bet ben ganaet Sag
iiber f6rie:
gines Cages fraste Sobnnb: nWai
bas 8abp friber i'm 9immel, ebe es au
uus tam2"
vSa, ntein 2inb," a~mtuortete BIZ
Mutter.
.Mama," iaste Sobnnp nod cine,
Meile.
nWas utlif bm, 1meit1 3inb2"
sd .aun es ben gngeln ni@t hbel
nebn1er, baB fe ben 6@reibals aus BEN
6immel getporfen baben," fagte Sobnnr
entf9ieben. rMteinft 9u ni9t aud
MQma2"
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= @efangemer: 2iebiter Wd@s
ter, MI baden Sc r1er man bles MID in
bic Belle Nr. 26.
Mdrter: Warurt benin ni92
Gefangener: So, uifen 81, ba
bort n1an be 9o@ter BON Director fas
gett.
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Carriers pmsert BET Mabmde.

Morgert Nbenb tpirb unter ber fdbi>
gen 2eitung bes Serrn Marr Elm groBes
Militdr, Gpnaert in Wabndes @arten
ftattfinben. Sieie &ou3erte erfreuen
fi9 elmer groBen Beliebtbeit unb es
ftebt baber au ertparten, baB ber 8efu9
elm febr aablrei6er fem tuirb. 9aB
Mabnfes Slide unb Seller ftets bas
Bette liefern, 1T gu a0befannt, als oab
mir es no9mals gu mieberbo!en
brQuGterl.
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: @arten=2 onsert Bel Mabnde.

MIte Betanntf9a 1T. (Sn
Der Mpotbete.) sd pini@e fir 20
pfennige pulper." . Was ffhr Yuls
Der, mein liebes Ginbs" SO tpeiB es
ni9t. gs lit fir Grau @lan3meler, bic
@arconlogis bermietbet." - nNb, ba
babe i1 aud einmal gewobnt, alio ies
benfals Sniettenpulber!@
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STR gountb= Nfefor.

Bir inb autorifirt GERM Capt. So6n 6.
graborb als &anbibaten fit bas In,t be8
@ountb /, afefor in bet beboritebenben Nobem'
bertpabl anau3eisen.
Bir fino autorifirt, GERM Capt. 8. M.
Roor als &anbibat fir @ieberuaI fir bas
antt bes COUNT. Gfe1or in Der beuorifebenben
@obembertpabI ansuaeisen.
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= Yei ginftiger Witteruns tpirb am
Sonntag Nbenb mieber ems Der 10 raid
beIiebt getuorbenen @arten. Son5erte BEL
2ubpig Mabnde Fattfinoen.
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Stir Gpuntn : TpnmiGGr.

@ir finb autorifrt, GERM s. 6. Dismo.
10 ttb als aanbibaten fit bas amt bes
nth >8ommi6r bes 8. @reeiatts
an5uaeisen.
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2emps G%uImba9er Bier.
u @ t u n a.

6err 8. @oubant, ber populdre
ubrma1er unb Supelier San Mntos
MOS, uirb am 1. 0ttober fein Gef9dft
bon Der Commences traBe mad benz
Mains pIaaa, neben WoIfion's Wbite
Elephant berlegen.
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Tar Gcuntb : @ferf.

@ir iinb autoriirt GERM Slab. %.
Smitb aIs Ranbibaten fit @~iebsrermdbluns
fir Oas amt bes @ountb. gIerts anau>
tinbigen.
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9ar @puntA : @ddsmeifer

@ir iinb autorifirt, GERM %. Grobofe
ols Ranbioat fir MieberwabI fIr bas Mrat bes
County g 9ametf tiers tn Der bebor.
ftebenben Nobemberpabl anauseigen.
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2emps gulmba@er Bter 1T forttpdbs
renb Bel ". @9oIa unb 1T anberrt
reaommirten Mirtbi9aften an 3apf.
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Stir Ypnfable.

@ir iino autoriiirt Germ Sreb gaber
als &anbibat fit Wiebespabl fit bas arnt bes
RonitabIers-b es 4. 9itritts anau3eisen.
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Stir Oiarift 8 Nnwalt,

u bic Stimmseber BON 8exar
County.
SD fiinbise mid bierbur9 ais aanbibat an
fir bic Biebererudbluns oIs Difristantualt fIs
ben 81. SubieiaI> Difritt.
George @af@aL
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Str @ountp . Bermefer.
Sir finb autoriirt, Germ IS. M. Rode
aIs Ranbibat fdr @ieOerermdbInns fir bas
Mmt bes gountb 8ermeers BET ber
beborfebenben @abI anau3eisen.
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Tar Difrift : glerf.

an bic BIrser b OF Bexar gounth.
Sierbur@ tinbtse i@ mid aIs Ranbibat sur
Bie6ereriudblung fit bas amt bes Difrittelerl
bon 8exar gountb an.
Geo. q. DafbieL
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2emp's gmlmba@er 1T etn
famofer Sropfen. gu baben Bel
S9ola unb in anbern Wirtbf9aften.
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STR Steuer 3 Solicitor.
Sir fnb autorifrt, Germ s. 9. O a \
als Ranbibat fir 6as Mmt 6es SteuetfcIeftori
bon Bexar Gomntb in ber beborFebeaben TO-
beuaberpabI auauteisen.
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Stir Sheriff.

Tar Shertff.
@ir finb autorifrt, Germ Mat Rents
als aanbibat fir @iebertuabI fit bas amt bed
SberiffS anaufiinbisen.
@ir fiab autoriTrt Germ SboS. .. Me'
gaII far baS amt bes @berfff in Der Sc.
borfebenben NobemberpabI anauaeisen.
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2eups bunfIes GuImba9er
Bier 1T poblf@medenb uno frdftigenb.
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@abI Mmset9en.
8erar Comfy.
Sar Triepemsridter bes i. Brecinfts.

@ir iinb autorifirt Germ s. 81. 8arne8
aIs Ranbibat fir bas slmt bes Griebensridters
beS l. @reeinftS in bet beborFebenben Nobem>
bertuabl anauaeisen.
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= 9onntas Mbenb groBes Militdr=
Ronaert int Miffons=@ arten.
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Das @p@embIatt.

Das @pdbenbIatt.
Bir Isnben bon ieb: If bas rWo6ens
elda" fir ben preis Ton $500 auf
eta 5ahr portofrei nod Deutf9lassb.
Der 9erausgeber.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES fir nas Nn'
meabIatt $3.50.
&eifenbe Mgenten:
s.. g. 8mld5.
6r. Sbaoea.
6 D { { 8.


Can antonio, Is. Sept. 1886,
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-09-25
The Pores Daily Life.

The pope. ROW IS years Of age, leads a
| very regular life and is III Il fair condition
| OF health. At 6 q. m. he celebrates mass
IN his private chapel. At ! lie takes
breakfast, consisting Of chocolate and
miik, with sometimes raw eggs beaten
up. Immediately afte.wA:d he receives
the visits Of his court, and Cardinal JAG
o5;ni reports what has occurred in the
world, and gives him an account Of the
letters received on papal business. Be
sides these official letters. others arrive
il great numbers from All parts Of the
| world, most ct them from priests, mis-
sianayies, monks ami Nuns, While others
contain Tin Of money from penitents,
ana many are petitions for q blessing,
~pecrniarr aid, or advice.
After these letters, in all languages,
have been translated and their contents
briefly reported t. tie pope, they are
placed il the papal archiyes.g Hundreds
Of kilograms also arrive each day, tie
greater part asking for the benediction in
art;cuio morris, which naturally reaches
is destination after the petitioners dead
Tor It's telegrapIic correspondence the
vatican makes use Of a numerical cipher,
Tie greater part Of the morning is thus
passed il business. Al / O'clock the pope
dimes, aud afterwarG ~retires 10 his private
room until the heat Of the day is passed,
1t 6 p. N. lie rotires to the vatican garden,
where his carriage awaits him.
At tie prettiest spot in this garden
there has lately been erected an elegant
!.iosqce in Eastern style, and there the
| pope remains for some time taking coffee
and other refreshments, and surrounded
by his intimate friends. The CONVERSE
ton runs Oh the topics of the day and OF
the articles concerning the pope Or papai
politics that appear in the Italian Or
| o. foreign journals. Precisely at sunset
the party breaks up and the pope returns.
10 the palace, his physicians having ad-
| vised him never to remain out of doors
| after sunset on account Of the malaria
which prevails in the valley below Monte
MAKO. At about 8 o'clock, after praying
On his knees for half an hour, his holiness
retires to bed.-Correspcndence Loadon
| Mems.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-09-25

from an article by Edward J. Z. Manly,
N. J. G. Z. were:
"First-All streets should cross each
other at right angles, and lie d~iagonally
to the direction Of the geological faults.
"Second-TAe width Of streets should
never be less than double the maximum
height allowed By law for the buildings
upon them.
-TAird-No house should have more
than III story.
"Eourth-Ali materials and building
shoUld lie of uneHcertjonable quality.
III view OF the fsc Is that certaia localities
as, for example, Io4. ground at the foot Of
] preeipice," that IS to say, precisely over
! geol, gical fault are much more ex-
pl>aI t4an others to destructive earth
4u@Ees, it is recommended that seismo-
lo.ical observations be established for de
termi1ing the best locations on which to
build.
Il would seem, from what has been
said, tnat what is needed is not so much
special methods or construction Of new
designs, but rather i proper restriction Of
the heights Of buildings, such rs is called
for b. considerations OF hygiene. as we'll
rs for safety tsom earthquakes, and closer
attention to s~oiiJitv OF work, BY care in
bending and tying together and a thorough
filling Of joints in all Missionary.
ANONYMOUS.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1885-1890, 1886-09-25
MUSIC.
Tina. Which Appeals TO the Heels and
the Music OF Association.

Col. Ingersoll thinks that we have made
a great progress in music in this country,
and declares that We are coming to an era
in music which appeals to the intellect.
He is pretty severe upon the dramatic and
musical critics of New York, and says
there is no genuine musical criticism to be
found there. In talking about the drama
he declared his admiration for men Of in
telleet to lead him first Of all to pay hon.
age to S~hakspere, whom he regards as the
most wonderful delineator Of human pass
ions the world has ever known. Speaking
of music he said: "The first form of mu-
sic is that which appeals to the heels. It
is merely regularity Of sound. As it is
lower or higher in tone, r quicker or fast
| er in movement, it is rhythm, and appeals
to the senses il q greater or less degree.
"Then there is music of association. Per
sons learn to associate a national air with
their feeling Of patriotism. A man may
| like q tune because his mother sang it or
because he heard it in the old home days
But there is a higher music than all this
which appealsto the great Intellectual force
in man, by which they are led to forge
themselves and all the surroundings, and
are carried away to the realms of though
from which they would be glad never tt
return. This is the highest music Of all
and is the music in which we are making
progress in this country more rapidly thar
in any country on the face of the globe
Cincinnati Enquirer.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-20
Pneumatic Mjninp

The system of pneumatic mining is to
be tried at North Bloomfield, Nevada
county, machinery for the works having
gone to the ground. Concerning the sue
cess of the system, the Oroville Mercury of
July 31st says; Z" We had talk with Capt.
Leonard, of the pnuematic tube, and are
assured that the most gilded anticipations
of the company are realities. The tube or
shaft was sunk to depth of forty-six feet,
when the bedrock was reached, sloping
from the south. Twelve feet above, bed
rock gravel was found which pays 25 cents
to the pan, and as there is 10 end to the
gravel this is perfect bonanza A tunnel
has been run twelve feet, and in few days
mining will commence. Capt. Leonard
thinks it is the richest mine in the Stat
1t has been demonstrated beyond cavil that
the machinery is wonderful success, and
that it will do ali and more than its invent
or claims for it. For instance, to show
the power of the compressed air it is only
necessary to mention that when the air is
turned off from the shaft As feet deep and
81 feet in diameter, water rushes up and
the shaft is full in four minutes. The
power is capable of driving the water from
the shaft in five minutes The company is
so well pleased that it has determined to
place like apparatus in the river about
mile above the bridge. Arrangements for
the new works have been completed, and
will be commenced in a few days"
Captain Leonard, the inventor of this
modus operandi of extracting precious
metals from the bowels of the earth, is de-
lighted with its success, and will no doubt
be kept busy supervising their construction
in various localities. 1t is probable that
several of them will be in operation here
during the next year. There can be no pos
sible opposition to them. as they take moth
ing but gold from their tunne's.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-20
rELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

Oliver Wendell Holmes will sail from
England for home on Saturday.
| Holman Hunt has published a severe at
tack on the British Royal Academy.
Gladstone, who does not expect the ses-
going to Holland.
A London correspondent says that Par
nell is in excellent health and viii resume
his duties with renewed vigor.
a London special says that Pinchback,
the colored Ex-Governor of Louisiana, is
now book maker at the races.
Eli Whitney Blake, inventor of a stone
crusher, died Wednesday, aged 81 years.
He graduated at Yale in 1916 and pub
lisbed many valuable scientific papers.
DIR. J. H. Hamilton, of Gardiner, Maine,
offers to bet $1,000 that a certain young
Maine man will drop into the East river,
New York, from a distance of fifty feet
above the bridge.
The New York Herdld's Cowes special
says Jameson, owner OF the Irex, to-day
withdrew his challenge for the Brenton
Reef Cup, so that there will be no race for
it against the Genesta.
The Indian Government is inviting ten
ders at Newcastle for transports to be ready
to proceed to Bombay and Calcutta at the
end OF August. They are to be used, it is
presumed, to carry reinforcement of troops
to Burinah.
The Suns Washington correspondent
says that when Bayari sent George H.
Bates, of Delaware, to investigate the
Samoan troubles, he suggested to Germany
and England that similar messengers be
sent from those countries.
The New York Stars London special
says: Anticipatory reports of the Chicago
Convention cabled here represent the de-
cision of the Convention as foregone con-
clusiOn against the settlement OF the Irish
question short of complete separation.
IT. OConnor cablegrams from London
to the New York Star, under date of the
18th instant: The recall OF the British
Commission for the delimitation of the
Afghan frontier is a sharp Tory reminder
that there are other questions pressing for
solution outside of Ireland.