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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1886-12-07
MOVEMENTS AT THE LEvRr.

ArirGb j mas Lee, Fr'ar's Point:
Ooshome, 0so,ola; Kate Adams, Ar.
kansas City Robert Moxley, OHIO
river; John A. Wood, Ohio river;
Joseph Henry, st, Louis; Mary H1us.
ton, Cincinnati; Chesapeake, Upton
Vile; R. A. Speed, Piitsburg; @, W.
Anderson, Cincinnati; City OF Vicks-
burg, Vicksburg.
DepdrttreS.--Iity OF VicksburV, St.
L'ui X bert Moxey, White river;
John A. Wood, New Orleans; Mary
Houston, New Orleans; @. w. Audsr-
son, Mobile; Chesapeake, Tptonvile
James. Lee, Friar's Point; Ooahoma,
Oaceola; Kate Adams, Arkansas City /;
Joseph Henry, New Orleans; R. A.
Speed, Commerce.
RECEIPTS YRTERDAY.
CITY Of Vicksbure-00 bales cotton
and 1000 skis cotton seed.
Ooaboma-99 bales cotton, 20S sks
seed cotton and ll4l axis cotton seed.
James Lse-l60 bales cotton, 81 bags
ser d cot 90, 329 sks cotton seed and
10 pkgI suudrie-.
Ohtsapeake-l03 bales cotton, 90
bags seed cotton and 1922 sks cotton
seed.
Kate Adams 469 bales cotton, 10
bags seed cotton and 1899 axis cotton
seed.
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RIVERS AND STEiaBOATG
STE

TUESDAY.
Cincinnati ............G STATE, s p.m,
81. Francis River RENE NAOsEADY, 5 pm.
ConoOrdia, 90. ......4AyasO 8 pm.
WEDNESDAY.
Friars POiut..-...JANEs LEE, 5p.m,
OsccOla........s,.,..,,,OAHudA, 3 pm.
White River. ,"....CHIuEAsAw, s pm.
New Orleans 40. P. C%HouTBAU, SPIN,
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NAILS. LEAD. RHOT-

NAILs-lOs, iron, 81 %; steel, 81 40
LEAD-8c.
Shot -Drop, 81 85; buck, 81 90.
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New York futures opened firm and
closed strong and 10 to 10 points higher
than Saturday. Sales, 1917, 800 bales.
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were joined. later By Norfolk and
Western. L. the lest hour a drive al
the general ma ket carried prices down
sharply, aud after a fractional rally IL
closed weak. in many cases at the low.
est figures re chei; sales 500 335.
Readiug furnished II 500: Norfolk and
Western prpf'rred, 40,3,0; Caus6s
Southern, 30, go; Erie, 30,5lS, and ST..
Paul 8 600 shares. Final chaggs
are, witI tut lew exceptions, in favor
OF lower prices. Railroad bonds were
MODE ateiy active: sales 81, 1853. 90.
Ere seconds cont5ibuttd rs $500 and
MCKEE Plate S264. 000. Toe market
was generally firm to strong early ia
the day, though ii weakened in the
afternoon.
TIE total sales of stocks today were
09O, 335 shares, including Canada South
EN-, 81, 200; Delaware, Lackawanna end
Western, 10 $40; Denver and Rio
Grande, 300; Erie, 30,5l8; Kan.
sss and Texas, 1915; Lake Shore,
1888; Louisville and Nashville, IT,
Sos; Michigan Central, 4Sl0; North
we.tern. 6Sl0; New jersey Central,
12,385;YoIk Central, 1870; Northern
Pacific, 5000; Pacific Mail, 12,77O;
Reading, 1880; 81. Paul, 5000;
Texas and Pacific, 1858; Union Pa.
c.fc, 20,400; Western Union, 70, $50;
WABASH Pacific 81 s; Northern Pa
cifc preferred, 3002; Oregon Trauscon-
t%inental, 1885; Hooking Valley, TO-
OO5. Closing quotations:
GOVERNMENTS,
us, 3d. 1905. As, coup, 1917.
as, coup, ll0h. Pacific s of 1895, l241S.
BONDS.
La. stamps, 4s, SIX. Missouri s., lC3.
Cent, Pac; lists, ll5M Den 4 r q. lists, Ile.
y &R.G.W lists, IS Eric 2ds, l0lM.
N X. al. Gen .6s, lO0B North Pao. lrts, ll8
North Pac. dds 1887 N. Western con, 1887.
West deb.5 .lOSks St.L.S.F Gen. NJ, ll3Z
st Paul con, 1917 ST. P. CAP lsts, li9H.
TIP, land grants,57. T.P.R G.ex cou ,75Z.
y. p. lists. III. West Shore, lO5sz.
Tennis, set mt, 1854. lem. 6s, set'mt, lOS,
Tenn. IS, set'mt,79.
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New York spots opened firm, and
closed finn; middliug, 95-l6c. Sales,
225 bales. Quotations we're as follows /:
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MEMPHIs pAHY ArPEAL.-TUEsDAY, DECEMRER Z 1ssh-

4S4,, closing at 43sc. Oat-Dscem.
Der opened al 27c, highes, 27tc, lowest
PIE, closing 27c; JsEusry opened at
ga, highest 27lc, lowest 27ka. closing
27tc; Nav openei 81 Slt mig 1esi 3lk !,
lowset size, closing 3lsc. Receip s.
Flour, 1900 brls; wheat, 76 016 bu;
corn, 10000 ~; oats, $4,000 bu; rye,
3l0 bu; barlay. Al 600 bu. ship.
meats-Fiour, 1900 br's; wheat,
1000 bu corn, $4,000 bu oa.s, 1000
bu; rye, 1000 barley, 20,0d0 5u.
ST. LOUIS, No. December 8.-F OR
quiet treble extra, 81 4'62 so; fm.
ny, 81 70G2 81; choice IS 25@ 8 So;
iarc y, SO 55@3 65; extra fancy, So 70
as 80, patents, "a 1904 As. Wheat
scive aud unsettled, closing easier;
the market opened weak and i65l
lower, rallied &c under good buyiog,
eased of A., fuc uated within a range
OF lode, advanced on Wis BILE supply
sta emenf, but essed of again and
closed easy and t6tc lower than Sat
urdsy; No. 2 red, cash, S0@SnRe;
December, soc bid; January, Sli@
S2c, closing at SIC asked; February,
S3fc bid May, SSk a S9sc, closing at
8St3 asked. Cora very dull and
easier, closing 3@tc lower than Sat
urday; No. 2 mix, d, cash, S61c bid;
December, SOC bid; January S6Sc;
February, 35t@373c, closing at sac
bid; May, ACT s4Oic, closing at 4Oic
bid. Otts dull bat tam; No. 2, mix,d,
cash, 271@2So; December, 27Ae bid;
May, SHE Rye frm at $50. Barley
nothing doing Hay f i'm; prairie,
s. 75@ll so; timothy, Sll. Fax.
seed neglected. Ban eteady at COO.
Oornmeil firm at 81 Rece pts -Fiour,
1000 brls; wheat, $1,000 bu; corn,
$1,000 bu; oats, q, 200 bu; rye, 1000
bu; barley, $1,000 bu. Shipments
Flour, 500 brls; wheat, 1900 bu;
corn, 5000 bu; oats, none rye, 2OO0
bu; barley, none.
Ahs7H0On BOard.-Wheat weak and
3@cs lower. Corn easy and t@}c
lover. Ga 4 over.
KANSAS CrTY, Mo-, December g.
Wheat weak; No. 2 red, Gosh, 66tc;
January, 67ic bid; May, 76c bid.
Corn STEADY; No. 2, cash, 3l!c bid;
January, 32fc bid; May, 36sc bid,
Oats nomins May, 29ac bid.
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Inc closing quotations were as tOl-

The NewOrleAns spot market opened
firm, and closed sroug; middling,
8 1916. Sales, 5000 bales. Quotations
were as follows:
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at all stations named at 75o meridian
time, which is one hour faster than
Memphis time:
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The New Orleans future market
opened firm and closed steady and IL
to Is points higher. Sales, SO, 900
bales. Quotations were as follows:
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Receipts at ports, this day, 1885. 40 III
Receipts a. ports, this day, 1885. 40, 972
CONSOLIDATED STATEMENT,
Iooo T0o-
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gEg4 .1il7if{iI
,Nro t.s,~..
,Grl N.lGl 1 l9'E lie
a l'1ti.G IeB}a
1 II as lChE cl
Tho Nicko GAtr:s ~ palestine -Ee'i, Atod
Reports and Educated Hint
ters-NnyIor University.
Special to the Gazette.

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX, July 9 .--The great Baptist
convention is over. The last session
opened this morning. The president, DR..
Spaulding, having left for home, Or. r..
Andrews, the first vice-president, occu-
pied the chair. Prayer by w. ID. Bever.
ly of Crockett. Minutes read and APP
proved.
Rev, J. M. Wells Of Fort Worth rose to
a question of personal privileges, in that
the Examiner OF this morning had stated
re had said that Gan uneducated ministry
was calamity He said no such
thing, and wished it distinctly so under
stood. "a consecrated, earnest ministry
is a blessing, though uneducated, but a
consecrated, earnest reporter is far from
being blessing, unless he be educated.
That is the difference, you see"
After much amending and further dis
cussion, the place Of the next meeting Of
this convention was decided 10 be in
Dallas, the time TO be Thursday before
the first Sunday In October, and the
preachers before the body to be DR.. j. a..
Hackett OF San Antonio, aid DR.. Reddin
Andrews Of Waco.
asThe question Of endowment Of our
Baylor university was then taken up, Dr.
Burleson and Rev. s. l.. Morris speaking.
DR. S. j. Anderson, by special request,
took the floor to take pledges for the
support OF agents to collect the $500, 900
endowment The amount subscribed at
the time was about $3.50.
A resolution suggesting to the foreign
mission board al Richmond the propriety
OF appointing an assistant to Gen. Haw.
thorne Ia the work OF collecting funds
for this work In Texas, was adopted.
Also, that 1000 copies of the minutes OF
this meeting be printed The report OF
the finance committee was then read and
adopted.
Maj Penn spoke Of Che condition Of the
Palestine church--the 'nickel church,
and that $1,000 was yet needed to COM
plete 1t; that he had put over $4,000
personally in IL, and while he was absent
IN England his property In Palestine was
sold for taxes, because the money he
had left for that purpose had 70 be
used to pay note for material
used in the church and which the Bap-
lists ought to have paid. II was voted 10
authorize Maj Penn to collect the amount
he needed tor this purpose during his
evangehstic tours.
Az the afternoon recess the convention
pledged itself TO strain every nerve 10
raise at once the $500, 900 endowment for
Baylor university OF Waco.
Resolutions Of thanks TO the Baptlsfs
and people generally Of Waco for hosplt- !
able entertainment were adopted, aud al
2 p. m. the body adjourned Most Of the
delegates have left Tor their homes.
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WEATHERFORD.

After Three Yenrs Ho Surrender-The
Highest Court In Parker County.
spe' a to the Gazette
WEATHERFoRD, TEX, July 2.-To-day
Baldin Reynolds, who IL charged with an
assault with Intent to murder one Cooper
IN TINS county over three years ago, came
IN and Voluntarily surrendered himself to
sheriff Baylor and was lodged In jail
The first Judgment of any kind rendered
In the new courthouse at this place was
given In favor OF II. w. Kldweli yesterday
morning BY Justice Squyers. Mr.. Squyers'
remark to the defendant after the trial
was amusing. His office is in the third
story OF the builoing, and he remarked TO
defendant that II he was dissatisfied with
the decision that he could, instead OF
taking the case 10 the higher courts, as Is
usually done, carry his case down to the
lower courts; that his was the highest IN
the county.
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TAYLOR.
hdependeD6e Day charlottesville Meth
oSIst Conference In Session.

IndependeDGe Day Oelebration--Ihe Meth
oe1st Conference In Session.
Special 10 The Gazette.
TAYLOR, TEX, July 2.-Independence
daS will be celebrated here Monday by a
big picnic and jollidcation at Mustang
grove under the auspices of the DIRE de-
partment and the various lodges OF Tay-
Tor. A street parade headed by the
Taylor Silver Cornet band will be one OF
the features of the day. A grand ball at
the opera-house will close the programme.
Excursion tickets can be had from all
points on the Missouri Pacific, Interna-
tional & Great Northern and Texas &
Pacific roads to Taylor for one fare for
the round trip. Now is the time to visit
our enterprising little Prairie city. Come
onei Come all!
The district conference Of the Method
list Episcopal church, South, Georgetown
district, Northwest Texas annual confer
ence, opened It's session here at 8 a. M.
yesterday, Rev James Mackey, presiding
elder, in the chair Only twenty minis
ters and delegates answered to the roll
call, but every train is bringing in delega
tions, and full attendance is expected by
this evening.
Yesterdays session was spent in hear
ing reports OF the pastors from their yari-
GUS charges,
All the Protestant pulplts in town will
be filled Sunday by some Of the visiting
brethren, whose names will be announced
In due time.
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! ,vrrMENr OF TRAINS
Daily each way between
nG0RT WoE&T6-y
The Only Route

Runping solid through trains between :,
sORT WORTH and GALVESIUN
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Nolica lo unntrnninra.

BIDS VIII DO received up 70 4p. N. July 10,
1886 for the erect on OF 4 three story briok
h0tci In Temple, Tex. Plans and fpecihcatlona
ran be seen NJ The oHlco OF The secretary at
Temple Tho company reserves the right 10
reject any and MI bids VIZ BAkKs,
Secretary Temple Hotel Co.
Temple, Tex, June 2s lsso
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WACO,
The Negro Boy Found In an Tnsensihic
Condition Proves TO Be the Only
witness In an Arson Case.
Increase In Taxable values During the
Past Year of $500, o0o--To Test the
Electric Light SyAtem.

Special to the Gazette
WACO, Tex, July 2.--THE GAzKrTH
serves the ends OF justice, as wei as
furnishing Texas with news. Last Mon
day Young negro boy, insensible,
speechless and bruised and stabbed nearly |
10 death. was brought to Waco for medi-
cal treatment. lie had been found lying
near the Missouri Pacific railroad track
ton m,les north of the city. Nobody knew
him. and the case was mystery The
tenn was sent from here to THR GAZETTE
and published Tuesday morning. II was
read in THE GAZETTE that day by the
sheriff Of Nolan county at Sweetwater,
and as o result Mr.. Scarborough, county
attorney OF Nolan county, reached Waco
tbis morning. He asked to see the negro
how who has been lying in jail, never
speaking a word. Mr.. Scarborough at
once recognized the negro as deaf mute,
who is the only witness the state has in an
important arson case now pending trial
at Sweetwater. lie disappeared from
there short while back, and was sup
posed TO have been spirited away for
purpose. How he got his injuries is not
| known, as nc is too weak to even make
signs vet, but he will be kept here until
! his recovery, and then sent to Sweetwa-
ter, where the state wants him In the
trial.
The report Of City Marshal Luke
Moore, ex-ofllcio tax-collector and as
SCISSOR, OF the assessed values of the city
of Waco, for the year 1856, shows total
rendition of property for taxation OF ST.
7l5.476. The taxes upon this amount TO
ST., S08.l2, which, with poll tax aggre-
eating SlG4s, makes the total taxes due
the city for 1856 amount to $I9,4o6.l2.
The assessment Of last year amounted TO
81 1866, $50, which, as compared with tne
assessment of the present year, shows
Al increase in taxable values during the
past twelve months of S360,090. This is
an excellent showing for the city consid-
ering that the past year has not been
one of average prosperity and business.
The scholastic census which was sub
mitted to the council last night shows a
total scholastic population in the CITY,
between the ages Of eight and fifteen
years, white and colored, OF 1862. The
white scholastic census includes SIC
males and 762 females; the colored, 49,
males and 504 females.
In the city council last night, motion
/. to accept the Jenney Electrlc-llght system
contracted for by the city, and in op
Grafton since the LIST of last March--wa'
a defeated by one vote, and the company
ordered to rake public test and demon
strate TIM ttaeir light comes up to WI
standard eoVer they agreed to furnish
resolution vas also referred TO III
;, police ccnnittee to he reported OF
1T the mex 1t Getting that the council IN
lost conS5sncc In the m icrity OF the eI
pclice ioice ap2ointei by he nc u
elected mayer.
Thsliji slpfvirR ! tstin street Ill
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Trnru TA BILE,

New Tx o., d o Sect June q, 1886.
Daily Az 81 siE Departures;
MTssorrR rERgse- boRTH BOUND.
Arrive. Leave.
aredo AS .Trgig. 7;I5 m 7;45 m
I'm Antonio - ,se6es $3.50 p m 9;l0 m
Ecg.l T.. ND.
. st. Louis & Is tsgs,.. .eiOO p m 500 p III
IN. Ionis Il sax Z airgiV 1900 m T;4o a M
TExAs Pli -sIo- Asst BOUND.
q Paso, TeraIi.Ana al
{ew Orleana.. .,...,,.. I'OO m atdy ~
olorndo and T rarkAi 1925 p IN 9:Oo p m
wEsr EQiifDs
n New Orleans TexN
sanh and El rSE1. 500 m WIZ N
-Sexarkana and % Grad ,7;40 a IN $40 m
I u. COLORADO tsANrA EE--soUTH BOUND.
10 Houston 81 afsalvsi am -,
ton ,.s..s.sts. 49, E. .s.'-.' Wv " -
10 Clebzr1s ilVerse y
and DLiIt,,,.,s..,.....t 300 III
HtGra RopJD
From E9tHtsa. rid Gal
weston ...,.....,...,.t..p: IN
From csllLi llvarado
and CieharHc... .......,l III m
FoRT woa7E DEET2 OIrY.
orth bound. ,...,.,...,.., o'op IL
@'- o. D. LUsE, Y tet Agent.
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summer route to New York, via saives'o
'N'' and
Mallory Steamship Line.

fpyther information address;
s,Sfes p. Dark, y. ~. Luz.
I4bnefal Passenger Union Iicket Assenss,
H gent Galveston. Fort worm
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Nolloe to Conirnnlora

lse oslly OF waco designs to Greet a central
public IFNe ~, school building at cost on between
$4,000 AID $4,000. Sealed bids Tor nd ,yoyh
win be received until The 10Th day OF univ nent
BIDS may be made for tho entire building com
pletc, or separate bids Will be ontertaIned foy
different parts Of the work.
Plane and ~ eoiacaiigns may be seen nj The
once of Cook a Manning, Architects, No. Il7
The privilege Is reserved OF rejrcliDa any or
all bids. d " spgIf,,lr' y
Chairman OF Public Free School Committee.
WACO, juno ~. 1885.
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~ basv ave oheoks TO all points In the
Il 'Ass's' United States
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has been added TO free-dellVery service
Of the grocer firm OF Turner & Mcclure,
the famous Houston street grocery mer.
chants.
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EVk pINTRIOT nLnnk
NOR DOIINTlY oTpI,If

Inh GAZETTE Ia authorized 10 nnnon,ee
John r. bwayno Il candidate for fe.eleetion 10
tIle once OF county clerk OF 1arrant comfy
subject 70 tho action OF the county Denon,at}c
convention 20 be held July Is, 1896
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1886-07-03

Red Star Cough Cure permanently
cures coughs. Col. VIM. Louis Schley,
Baltimore.
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A New Delivery Wagon

Backache Is cured by St. Jacobs OH. /
is simple, safe and sure.
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Anno,nr,tnga
LiEuTENAVld4,4M

LIEu1ENANsN-, gN6aB
y We arc asnis]hor.lsed Nf.rg1 lagt
Lieutenant governor g i9t3it 4 rarsn
action OF the stato Dolr)..nt eE,elssA
FOR COUNTY A.ryoIsAr IA
, We are authorized ic gLiir,M h en- ga
hoDcrt ID, wear no a chIt gI ri ISM q
county attorney OF TaTAa jo.rleJau,
election, 70 be held Novensar, 1ss1,aa
however, to the action OF a Democratic III
convention.
We are authorized 10 announce Rolef
Cariock ns candidate for county attorney
the ensuing election, subject TO Tho action
the Democratic county convontlon,to DO held
IN Fort Worth. July u, 1886.
We are authorized TO announce b. r. Ayrea
40 candidate f1r county attorney at tho ansn.
ing election, subject 10 the action OF tho Demo
ewgnliS count. convention, to be held IN Fort
ron COUNTY JUDGE.
THN CAzEriE Ia authorised TO announce
Judge Sam Furman candidate for 10 election
TO- ne no., oilee Of comfy Judge Of Tanant county,
subject 10 the action uf the County Democratic
convention, TO DO held Jolly 10, 1855.
FOR SHERIFF.
THE GAZETTE IN authorized 70 announce the
name OF w Nj lioa as q candidate for the once
% snerii OF Tarrant county. Aubject TO the &C.
ton oil tho Democratic convention July 10, 1896.
THE GAZETTE 10 authorized to Annour~'
name Of II. y, shipp IA q esndi@ 20 the
Tie action Of tho Demo- .yanty, subject %
10, 1850. --h'ic convention, july
rr., ron Assessor.
LIE vAzhT-E is aptbor,,a,,,
nisce ~. w kobnton Az capdidninu ao , ,he
Sawey ~ rassssa9r Of Taant county, s WI .ne
a..,ic : A. ~ He action OF the county Demo.
ciRuc nominating Convention.
FOR DISTRICT CLERK.
We are authorized 20 announce ). M. uasts.
ned Tor re election to tho office OF dstrict clerh
o. o. Iarrant county, snbjoct to the action Of Inc
democratic convention, July 10, 1850.
We arc authorized 10 announce L. IA. 1.I,o.
usn hs q candidate for the olllce OF Distr,ct
Vierk attire ensuing November election.
" 2 nro authorized to announce l.. II, Taylor
OF Arlington for the position OF district cicrk Of
iArrhnt county, subject TO tho action OF me
ponocfatic county convention, July 10.
FOR COUNTY CLERK.
InE GAZETTE Ia authorized 10 Announee
John +. Swayn0 u candidate for re.eieeifon ~
inc ONCE OF county clerk OF 1arrant conntw
subject 70 tue action OF the county Democratic
convention 70 be held July Is, 1886
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A NEW ROUTE TO

iayasota and Mon,gome,Syit w BTrownwood,
Via Temple and Lampasas'
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lON nOUNTY IInnM


ns,oo al ~ ~ y y authorized to announce tbe
ofco 81 assessor sog ~ AZ candidate Tor tho
nefeIl 70 tho action OF the ea,inty suI,D DV
cratic nominating con vontion. S'un's Demo
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-11-18
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIEs.

Chief of Police Parrish, of Portland Or,
is charged with malfeasanee in Office.
An attempt was made last Monday even
ing to poison the family OF P. d. Armour,
the great Chicago meat packer.
Firemen 0has L. -Grand, Frank Kerr and
Henry Regan were killed by falling truck
at fire in Baltimore yesterday.
Chambers has been quite prevalent in
Los Angeles for some time past. At least
100 horses have been condemned.
The trial of the suit to break the will of
Philip Blinded began yesterday at San Luis
Obispo. The property involved is estimated
at nearly 100000.
The National Cattle Growers Association
yesterday resolved to ask Congress for an
appropriation of S150,0o0, to help eradicate
the pleuro- pneumonia.
The Vermont Legislature has passed a
bin providing that all hotels or restaurants
using oleomargarine shall put up signs
notifying the public of the fact.
Patents have been granted to California
inventors. as follows: James II. Byrne, of
Nevada City, hydraulic nozzle and gate /;
Simeon ]. Ford, of Placerville, car coup
ling; Charles n. Hitchcock, of Stockton,
steam boiler.
A dispatch from The Dalles says that the
murderer of Grant is surrounded by a
Sherif's posse at a place called Cove, in a
sheep cabin. He is armed, and says he will
fight to the bitter end. The place is in a
deep canyon, surrounded by rocky bluffs.