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Corn from a Wrsnk.a v.,a.l-

LoNo BRANCH, n. j., January i8.--Tbe
entire coast from Sea Bright 20 Mauaspuan
u piled with loose corn from the wreck Of
the schooner Mary Farr, which went ashore
during Saturday storm ~ Spring Lake.
The sea Is full Of the golden grains. and
every wave that rolls upon tie beach is
yellow with corn. Farmers from the in
terror have flocked 90 the shore and are
carting off the grain in wagons No at
temptis being made 90 restrain them, and
long lines Of heavily loaded wagons were
a. nigbtfall proceeding hOmewaTd through
the back country roads. The entire shore
is lined with beach combers" and human
Vuitures who think "a wreck Godsend and
consider all treasure cast up by the sea ~
public property. The Life Saving men are
doing police o. well a. patrol duty, and
every precauti0n Is being taken at the sta
tions 80 save anything of value cast up BY
the sea
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AcenisnnarIan Frorsn 10 psnih.

BAhNEsviLLE' Ga, January 17.-Josepb
O'Neil, the Oldest citizen Of this section,
aged l05 years, was frozen 20 death under
distressing circumstances. O'Neil was a
negro, with over 200 descendants living
around With one Of his surviv-
ing sons he lived near the city
When the blizzard came the old man was
compelled ~ take up his quarters I'm an
abandoned potato house, where be was
found dead. As the facts became known
great excitement was created among the
negroes, who openly tni atened summary
venReance upon the heartleas son
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A Queer Lodging Place

Recently workman wns employed re-
pairing the ceiling Of the dining hall ~ the
West London District Schools when be no
iced a man concealed betsseen the ceiling
and the roof On ascending % the lott the
manager discovered several parcels 0f
bread. butter and dripping. aud dark Ian
tern, together With some very old aud
filthy clothes, upon which the prisoner bad
been In the habit Of sleeping The iOn vas
not visited more than twice year Tho
prisoner stated that be hsd lived in the loft
tOr about five year.. In the DAYTIME he
remained concealed. but a. night be visited
lower parts ~ the building. picking up all
the odd and ends ~ food That ~ could
find He stated that for twelve eears he
slept in The loft at A0uthan Sob l0is and
afterWard be- repaired ~ Ashford Friso
ner va sentenced - three months hsrd
labor
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Bulearisa sioliaiiy

IL b. altogether remarkable writes
war CORRESPONDENT. "h0r patiently The Bui-
garisus bear their hardshlps. aud with what
business Ike DEVOTION th.y execute orders
which impose ug.on them che utmost per
s0nal snrrifice. fpreiEners fresh e. the
country are atna1fd at che quiet naF In
which the Buigarinus fnke tte ness sllka
n revHFars sud VIrfnfiea They we're not
cast down hy the DISASTROUS ueas from the
frontier in the early days 20 fhe CAMPAIGN.
nor unduiy eiate,i ubet the tide ~ f0rtuue
turned in fhrIr favor They are fr.f class
soidIefa. sud this vas never thouu better
than since the ceseafiuu % b0sfillfiea
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TORONTO, Ont, January ia sensation
was created here Thursday night b. ths
terrible revenge taken By Ellen Mcfnerney.
a Jealous young irish girl On q pretty young
married woman, Mrs Jackson. Nho hsd won
TIE affections Of Benjamin Bennett The
formers lover. and b whom shs vas b. have
been married. Mrs Mclnemey visited
Mrs Jackson house. where she found her
lover and rival together The cnrsged xifi
tnreW large vessel Of caFboiic acid On
Mrs Jackson's face. neck and arms. burn
iug her terribly, d.sfguTug her f0f iife. snd
probably destroying The s.ght of one eve
Miss Mcineuey was arrested Her victim
b in critical condition. The parties are
well connected.
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GOT THE DROP
""u $4,000 In Gold-Daring stare Rob-
oery Near Fort Robinson, wyom-
Ing.


ing.
OMAHA NEB., January IA dispatch
was received last evening by General How
aru, commanding the Department of the
fiatte, from Fort Robinson, stating TINT n
during stage robbery had been committed
about eighteen miles from the fort About
IL o'clock IN the morning the stage coach
running between Chadron, the present
terminus OF the Fremont, Elkhorn a Mis-
souri valley Road and Fort Robinson. was
stopped by party OF masked men. who
ordered the driver and passengers ON whom
they got the drop, % throw up their hands.
whlch order was obeyed. The highwaymen
theh took possession OF the express com
pany treasure box, containing about
20 Cn in gold, intended for the PAYMENT Of
troops at Fort Robinson. They then or
dered the driver 90 proceed, whereupon the
stage resumed its journey 90 Fort Robin
son, being under cover of the highway
men guns until IL got out'of reach The
robbery occurred near Dawes CITY. Upon
reaching Fort Robinson the driver in
tormed Major De Weeso, the commRndant.
VINO immediately got out his cavalry. and
tney are now securing the country Cav
airy detachments have also been sent out
from Fort Niobrara. The Express Com
pany Will be held liable for the Toss.
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Ths south Psnnsyivanla Railroad m.
Junction.

HAnHrsnURg, Pa. January s.-In ne
Dauphln County Court yesterday Judge
simontou announced the opinion of ths
court in the South Pennsylvania Railroad
injunction case The decision. which ls
lengthy one. continue, TIE Injunction against
ne feu'fsy ranla Railroad Company in both
cases and az % ths Pennsylvania Company
and the Bedford Bridgeport Company o
the FIRST case. and diss0Iges to All oth4rs .n
thai case and continues the Injunction as %
tn1 fennsylvau aud North Central Rail.
ROAD companies 10 the second case and dls.
solves a. 10 an others
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A Boy Shoots His Father for HI. Mother.

HESnfErrA, Tax, January 1T-William
Taylor went home drunk and began 10
raise disturbance. He grabbed his wife
hy the head and, scizing pair OF scissors,
swore he vas going 90 kin her Here,
pap, that don't go,n said his little l8-year-
old SON as he pulled down a 83-caliber Bal
lard rifle and shot the old man. the bullet
entering the left breast, CHANGING out Of the
right brenst making a pretty severe
wound. In scuffle over the gun IL was
discharged, striking Mr.. Taylor's grown
daughter on the leg, inflicting "a flesh
wound. The boy has been arrested
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neaih nf Mla. Rauarh

WAsHISGTOS, January 17.-Miss Raths-
rine Lee Bayard, eldest daughter Of the
Secretary of State, died suddenly yester-
day afternoon, ~ supposed heart disease
The remains viii be taken 90 Wilmington.
Del. tOyOuow afternoon. who're her
funeral VII take place on Tuesday Her
remains viii BE- Inferred In the old sweda
Church yard there. where the father and
mother of the Secretary and several Of his
children are buried
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GEoHogTows, KY, January i8.-Mr "
L. Ballard well known drug merchant of
this city, dropped dead in bis store this
morning Cause. heart disease. He was
apparently in good health at the time 0f
smoking n cigar Dece ased was married
man with family. He was aged hfty-fOur
he will be taken % Canton. Ohio for
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The Unruly ChIIian Goes Home

WAsHNeTOS, January l7-Senor Don
Manuel del Campo, Secretary Of the Chilian
Legation, who has figured rather noto-
riOusiy in Washington for several months
past owing 20 his unruly conduct, left the
city last week for his home in Valparaiso.
His departure was known 10 but n few
81 bis friends. He was not recalled by his
government. but his people having bead
of bis unbecOming actions, are said 20 have
insisted upon bis returning home
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Bod Robhsrx Of Countrr sior,.

WaTEErowN, WIS January 1.-THE
country store Of w. Moidenbaner A. Son.
six miles northeast Of here, was entered
Wednesday night by five disguised men.
who, presenting cooked rev0lvGrs az the
bead Of Henry X Moidenhaner. living over
the store. compelled him - open the safe.
from which they obtained E1O in t1oney
The burglars then robbed Mrs MOldcahauer
~ her jewelry, and next stole Mr Molden-
haner's team and rode off leaving the vic
Tins locked up in their bedroom
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DETROIT, January i7-Ths 7rfbuHs's
East Saginaw special gives an account of q
strange robbery that occurred at that
place last night Two daughters Of Henry
Y. FOulgor awOke 90 fluid that during fhafr
sleep some one had entered their room aud
cut OF their long hair Nothing else vas
taken
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fatal sn5vslids.

DrNvEa, Coz, January 1.-THE Tfl5uns.
Repubhc0H's Ouray (COiJ special says;
Ruby Trusts cabin, on Mount Snoffle.
was carried away this morning by snow.
slide, buryiuR six men a relief party
was Immediately formed and the victims
soon recovered. Martin pcarson aud Andy
Peterson were found dead and The other
four were badly injured
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ST. Loys January 1.-THE National
Bnckiayers and Masons' Association ad
Jourued last ieht. Co meet year hence lo
WashinRion. - g. The matter 81 efgtt
Lours O. day lor O. dave work was fhe .rtr
Ject % long discussions during che sassIous
and ccmpromise was finally effected tv
the acceptance u nine hours FOR q davs
throughout the country on the fsf Of nerf
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THE ExTREME PENALTY.
Paid by Two slayers OF their Fellow
Man.

Man.
ST. Louis, Mo, January l5.-Charles viii
son was banged this morning at : :45 O'Clock
for the murder OF river steamer mate
some time ago. He was calm TO the last
On the scaffold he addressed few words
70 those present to witness the death. and
died protesting bis innocence, saying he
had acted In self-defense
BELLEVnLE, Ill, January i5.-Noah
Berryman, colOred, was hanged here to-
day for the murder Of his wife Mamie. laSt
spring for alleged iDfdelity. Noah had
previously killed his uncle, ten years prior
70 this occurrence, hitting him over the
head with spade in "a quarrel but he was
acquitted after protracted litigation. his
father expending a great deal Of money in
the dsfeuee -
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A Shame and . nl.nran.

ocHANroS, Pa. January 15-An old
woman named Walsh was frozen 10 death
im Che miserable home in which she lived
in this city Wednesday night The win.
dOws ~ the wretched building had been
smashed by boys, and the place was ex.
posed 20 the fury of the elements The
thermometer registered fourteen degrees
below zero
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WABASH, iED., January f8.-The infant
daughter Of Robert J Wiley. a prominent
farmer living east of this city. was today
dangerously and perhaps fatally. injured
~ falling upon red hot stove Her cloth
ing was burned of before help arrived ard
the flesh found burned 20 a crisp Internal
injuries also resulted from inhaling the
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Cost Of Bushes fun.

DrDLfN, January 15-Mr Seymour
bushe tbe young bnrlqter ~ Munster
whose eiopeluent on November p with the
wife N General Richard Brooke created so
much excitement iu the fashionable circles.
has been mulcted iu the sum Of 5000 in the
.uIt LIuunMl nlnln.l him
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A MOST ATRoO1oUs CRIME.
ihe muroer OF James Dobson and the A.
sault ON His wife.

nLoo"INGroS, ND. January f3-The
muruer OF James Dobson by a hired hand
famed Holley Epps has developed into
an unparalleled crime in the history OF
indiana; Epps went TO Dobson's bedside
open with an axe, then pulled Mrs
pobson out OF bed, telling her she must
submit 20 his desires. She resisted as long
a possible but the brute accomplished his
object and left her exhausted with her dead
husband. Epps still denies this. and saws
ne Killed Dobson in his sleep. The excite
ment ~ immense all through the county
anu ~ is likely he will be mobbed IL the
crowd can get at hun. Epps will likely be
taken 70 Bedford for safe Keeping His feet
are SO badly frozen that he can not walk
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The Bu.lnsss Eailnr.,

NEw YoHE January i5 The total num-
ber Of business failures in the United States
reported 20 "Bradstreet-sn during the paet
week was Ia. against - ia the first week
of ls-3 80 BOO the second week of ise5 g3I
in 1884. and 8l4 in fss3
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KILLED THE JAuER.

ana h Himself Promptly Handled by
Judge Lynch.
OMAHA, fEB., January l3.-Sherin Dig
man OF Colfax County, was killed yester-
day IN the jail at Schuyler by a prisoner
named Lapour, who struck him over tho
head with heavy club. fracturing his
skull LHpour then attempted % escape
but was recaptured. He had formerly
been in an insane asylum, but he was dis
charged because he was found 20 be sane
AT late hour last night a large crowd OF
i'm 20 n neiRhborinR tree
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WAsHfSeroS, January 1.-THE seat In
Congress held by General Weaver. ~ Iowa.
will b. contested by ex-Iieutrnant CO.,
ernor Campbell, 0u the ground Of illegal
voting which gave Weaver his majority
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kNoxvmLE, TESE January i8-Henry
Ackworth, youth of Union County, drank
pint Of whisky az Maynsrdville, started
20 run ten miles, aud at the end Of the
second mile fell dead
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KIlna Every White Nan They asst.

SEvfH CITY. r. NJ January l5 The
Apnches have killed John Hudson a prom
lneut ranch owner. aud bis hired man.
william Malone iu Eastern Arizona The
Indians are said 90 be- on the way % Meri.
Co and to te killing every white man they
meet
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An Ice Rriane AZ Nianara-

NnoARA FALLs, n. y, January IA
large and substantial ice bridge was
formed in The Niagara River, below the
Falls early this morning 10 win proba-
1iy remain through the season
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a small whitetsh. seemloRly a new
variety ~ ihe icthFoIogcal species. is
visiting Oregon rivers in large num-
bsfs. ihe annual un commencing with
iht nrtt fHiI rains and continuing two
0r threc mouths It rfsembies fhe
smelt in d. peHr.-iike whiteness. but
there che resemblance ends A. it hss
vel defined scales. end q single speci-
men sometimes weighs n pound or
more As faI as cnu De asc,ftninci 10
Las never been found excepting in the
waters Of the Willamette aud its iribu-
iaries, and only within four or Eve
years Chicago Itmes
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loUIsvfLLu. January fT - Gen Wm
howard Irwin. q captain iu the Mexican
war died he to-day after lingering nd.
ness
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Mr Barnum has been for some time
negotiating with the directors of ibe Lon
don Royal IDoloEical Gardens for The pnr-
chase of Alice. fbe late Jumbo's aaoela ate,
or wife AZ TIE English people seemed o.
consider her snd he haa finally succeeded
Alice aas the constant oompsni0u of Jun
~ Tor many YEAR. snd shovel much de
frres WHEN separated from her hiF spouse
She Is exceptionally large and IA dDc'Ie. az
fectinuata aud play fli and particularly a.
tracfed toward children Her arrival fs
erpected early in March in f.ue for fhn
opening ~ The Barnum and London slpa.s
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pie OF Wayne County.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-01
NEWS OF THE MORNING

FoEEIGS.-The national guards are to be
modified by Greece. Chamberlain and
Trevelyan are determined upon open hos
dlity TO Gladstone. Baron Penrhvn is
dead. Advices from Greece indicate that
war is again imminent. An explosion Of
petroleum at Baku. Russia, caused the
death of thirteen persons...,.T The new Rus
sian Minister to the United States is en-
route 10 Washington. Silver in London.
46a; eonsols, 10o9d; As, 1873; AIS, 114s
EAsTERE.-It is denied that any one has
been expelled from Vassar College for
theft......A. Bennett was shot to death in
Memphis by Laura May Porter The fire
al Key West Fla, threw 1900 or 5000
persons out of employment.....Two steam
ers are ashore at Long Island The Mis-
souri, Pacific strikers have been ordered to
resume work by the Executive Board of
the Knights of Labor. .Diphtheria is
epidemic at Johnstown, n ". Frederick
X. Nourse, Treasurer of the Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company, has myste-
riously disappeared The strike of cloak
makers in New York has ended in vic
tory for the strikers. Government bonds
are quoted in New York at 1861 for As of
1907 ll24 for Ais; sterling, 81 87@4 80 /;
l0l3 for IS; silver bars, 1929.
Pacific SLoPE.-D. d. Bedell was acct
dentaiiy shot near Colusa. and received a
serious wound. Geronimo and other
Apache prisoners have escaped from the
troops.....A cousin of the murdered Wick
ershams refuses to discharge his Chinese
cock THE schooner J. H Congdon has
been wrecked off Point Reyes 49,. Elsie
Reynolds, the spiritual medium" has
again been exposed, this time in San Ber-
nardino..~-The Oregon registration law
has been declared unconstitutional Co
lusa rejoices over the advent of gas. Five
buildings burned in Chinatown at Watls-
worth, Nev......Near Arroyo Grande, San
Luis Obispo county, Peter Horney killed a
man named Walker and badly wounded
his wife.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-01

day published from the New Haven Conn J
Onion, in which, with some alarm, it ex-
claims "What if the Cinnamon in Cali
forria should come East?" Precisely
what would happen? Exactly that which
the New Haven journal fears. Says the
Union:
The exodus would change the opinions now
held by certain well-meaning and conscientious
people in the East There is nothing like con-
tact with an evil to prove its existence and a
colony in every city of these pauper laborers
with their disregard of the simplest rules OF
health, their cheap living and herding together
their own government and laws. their opium
joints, their lack of affinity with prevailing
modes and customs, and their Chinese wall
raised against the educational and ameliorating
advances of civilization and Christianity, would
soon create a sentiment that would demand
their absolute exclusion from the country
On the assumption that this would be
the result-and who can doubt it?-how
better could California invest 100000. or
even 100000? In what better direction
can those now active in the work of agitat.
ing the anti-Chinese question expend q
portion of their energy than in this sug.
gested aiding of the Chinese to move east
ward ?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-01
THE ORIENT.
Arrival OF the Rio de Janeiro from China
and japan.

Arrival OF the Rio de Janeiro from China
and Japan.
The steamer Rio de Janeiro arrived at
San Francisco yesterday morning, with
dates from Hongkong to the 4th of March
and from Yokohama to the 18th:
CHINA.
The Emperor being now over fifteen
years of age, and the time for his marriage
being near at hand, the Eight Banners
have been ordered to find out the elieih}e
daughters, between fourteen and seventeen
of Manchu officials of the fourth and fifth
ranks, so as to furnish the youth with an
Empress consort and inmates for his I'm
perial seraglio.
On the 10th ult., there were fiftv-three
steamers, representing over $4,000 tons net.
and twenty-one sailing vessels, represent
unusually large numbers.
Troops have been sent from Canton to
Hainan to assist the Imperial authorities
to collect the taxes, which the mountain
GERS OF that island refuse to paw.
There is strong anti foreign feeling pre-
vailing in Canton City at present This
statement is confirmed from MANY sources
and 1t is added that the populace seem to
be as excited as they We're before the riot
in 1888
The Yiceroy has received orders to open
the south reach of the Canton river, blocked
during the Franco-Chinese war, but he re-
fuses to do SO.
Sulphur has been found in abundance in
the Lienchow district, some two hundred
miles north of Canton. Specimens brought
TO canton show the sulphur to be of supe-
rior quality, and some of it has already
been used IN the manufacture of gun
powder.
1t IS rumored at Canton that .Janan is
paaklng great preparations for war. and the
Chinese surmise that the intention is to at
tack Corea. Another opinion held by those
who give credence to the rumor, is that
Japan deems it necessary to be prepared for
war, having reason to fear that China will
attempt to seize upon Lewchew.
Near to Nam Ming, in Kwang Sal a
number OF robbers and desperate char
acters banded themselves together under
leader and raised the flag of revolt, giving
out that they were enemies to the French.
Ihey proceeded to stir up the people by de-
claring that the Government had coded to
France part of the territory of China. The
rising the object of which was rapine, was
promptly suppressed by the military.
JAPAN.
Negotiations for tramway between
Yokkaichi and Yamada are said to be in
progress.
The railway between Nagoya and Handa
has been completed, and was opened for
traffic on the lst inst.
1t is authoritatively stated that no case of
smallpox has occurred in the town of Ma
gasaki since the 23d ult
HoNGKoNG.
The annual race carnival was held in ex-
celient weather, on the oath, 18th, 10Th and
18th ult. There were huge crowds of ma
uves present each day and almost the en-
tire foreign community.
The British cruiser Leander arrived here
on the 23d instant to reinforce the squadron
on the station. She is powerfully armed.
and is the fastest man-of-w war in the far
East
The Lee Yuen Sugar Refining Company
is to be wound up voluntarily.