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Nevada County picayune., 1888-12-19

Half sheet next week.
 Go out to prayer meeting tonight.
 Only six more days until Christ mas.
 Next Tuesday will be Christmas day.
 Wheat Bran, at Brooks, Blake & Co.'S. A fine lot of new flour at H. W. Wade's.
 All kinds of hats and caps, at H. W. Wade's.
 Pay the printer and have a clear conscience.
 5000 fine smoking cigars at II. W. Wade's. Mss ola Moncrief is visiting friends at Hope.
 Our graded school will give one week holiday-Christmas week.
 Mir. o. B. Gordon made a business trip to Little Rock Rock Saturday.
 Preaching at all the churches Sun day, and attendance upon each good. A handsome line of silverware and jewelry just received at bio Lewis Buy pure sugar candy from II. w. Wade,
 Call on II. w. Wade for the finest chewing tobacco.
 All kinds of jeans, and ready made pants, at H, w. Wade's.
 A full line of groceries and con fectioneries, at H. w. Wade's.
 If you want a boot to last you year, you can get it at H. Wade's.
 Mir. Charlie Carr and wife are back from the Nation, to spend Christmas,
 Quite number of Emmetites up Monday. Some of our best citizens live there.
 Some beautiful weather last week, and it now looks as if this week will duplicate it,
 We shall only publish half sheet next week, taking a little rest during the holidays.
 For the next 90 days Mrs. !. R. Harrell will seil all her millinery, no- tions etc. at cost. Go and see her. Just received at B. l.. Harwood's, 5000 lbs. of candy for the holiday trade.
 New goods, cheap goods, and goods coming in daily, at II. w. Wade's.
 Nice satteen and all-wool filling worsted. for Sac., at w. F. Arm strong X Co.'S.
 A fine lot of gold plated Jewelry, never fading, of all varieties, at II. W. Wade's.
 Horses for sale.--I have several good ones for sale, strictly for cash.
 .INo. F.. PoRTIs.
 Fresh meats of all kinds. always to be had at Gas Easter's meat mar ket.
 Leap year will soon be gone, and the boys will be free to act for them selves again.
 Mir. E. L. Brightwell, near Clay ton, was up Friday, and gave us a pleasant call.
 Mir, RI. NJ, Spears maoe " . lsiness trip over to Washington Friday, re- turning Saturday.
 Two families m from Georgia last week-settled near here, we learn. Did not learn their names.
 New Jewelry and clocks cheaper than ever, Call, examine and price.
 Mas. N. J. BRYAN.
 A Sl5.00 genuine steel engraving for S5. %; large size, beautiful de- sign. HrGH MoNcRIEF. Jones X Jones is headquarters for low prices. Come and let them prove it,
 For fresh meats of all kinds call on Bryan X Willingham, at the old meat market.
 Mrs. Jno. II. Reppy, nee Butcher, is here on a visit to friends and acc quaintances,
 Sorry our ''Laneburg Leaflets" letter was overlooked-will publish next week.
 The McDougald lands were sold by Mir. John II. Arnold, Monday, as administrators of the estate.
 Miss Florence Schaad, of Little Rock, is visiting friends here, the family of Mir. W. H. Terry.
 Mir. R. II. Mccullough, represent ing the Arkansas Democrat, was in
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S4.NT4 CL.d US .is calling the Leading Confecioaer B. L. Harwood-iaiy with wagon holiday goods of every description.
 will receive in few days load of fine fruits the holiday trade such apples Also have big of choice candies, toys. Country merchants will save money by seeing mt
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NorIcE!-My agent, K. d Ally, will be at the office of Atkinson X Tompkins, in the town of Prescott, on Wednesday of each week, until further notice, to attend to all mat ters pertaining to my business, es- pecially for the sale of lands and town lots, in which am interested individually, or as agent for Allen & Maruuand. Gail on him before pnr- chasing elsewhere.
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Little Rock, Ark.

I have few beautiful genuine steel engravings, of large size. that cost Sl5.0O each. and which must be sold at some price. Will make n nice Christmas present. Price So.oo to S1.5O. Come and see them.
 HrGH MoNCRIEF. Mrs. B:-''Mrs. H., have you been around to Armstrong X Co.'S, to see those nice new goods they re- .ived last week ?-tricoes, striped and checked s,,itings, cashmeres, mo- hairs. etc.--oh, they are inst per On Shoes for 90 days at Il. Hansel Woods Palace,
 Shoe and
 Clothing Store,
 Hope, Ark.
 If you want nice hat. good boots or shoes. call on J. NJ. Price, with Jones X Jones. Cheap, cheaper, cheapest.
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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
One Negro Caryes Ano,ber.

MURFREEsBoRo, Tenn, October 21.-TSpe-
oial. IA murder was committed about one
mile east of town on the Woodbury. pike last
night. Granville Mills was the man killed,
and Sandy Floyd was the slayer, both COL
ored. The weapon used was knife Mills
was throwing rocks at Floyd and advanced on
him, knocking him down, when Floyd pulled
his knife and cut him. The only witness to
there with Floyd. His name was Wesley
House (coloredl, and he was subject TO fits.
He had one last night, and one to-day, which
killed him. The coroner's jury this afternoon
returned verdict that he came to his death
by apolexy. Floyd acknowledged the cutting,
but SAYS he did il in self-defense.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
TRANSATLANTIC RACE.

New YORK, October 21.--Inspector Byrnes
received a cable dispatch today from Antwerp,
signed by Detective Heidelberg, announcing
the CAPTURE Of Adolph Sanbolino, who is
wanted for swindling his employer, David
Spero, feather importer at COG Broad
way, this city, out of at least
$4,000, and perhaps moro. Sambolino was
Spero's confidential clerk. The story
OF his crime is peculiar, and his pursuit and
capture were remarkably clever detective
work. Mr. Spero was in Europe last summer.
Wien he returned in July, Sambolino, who
had charge OF all the business, declared that he
had taken the books of the firm to his home in
Brooklyn, where they had been burned in a
fire which destroyed Samboino's house.
Spero's suspicious were aroused and he
consulted Inspector Byrnes. The in
spector put detectives on the case, but Sambo-
limo disappeared before they got to work. Sam
holino's wife refused 10 give any information
about her husband. The detectives then shad-
dowed the Brooklyn house and while thus en-
gagged they discovered that Mrs. Sambolino
was faithless to her husband.
Two weeks ago Mrs. Sambolino engaged
passage on the Red Star steamship for Ant
werp. Detective heidelberg was sent across
the Atlantic on the swifter steamer Gas
coygne, OF the French line. He landed at
Hayre, and from there went by rail to Ant
werp, reaching that city thirty-six hours be-
fore the Red Star steamer, with Mrs. Sambo-
limo on board, arrived. AS had been expected
by Inspector Byrnes, Sambolno was on the
dock to meet his wife. She was at once ar
rested by Heidelberg. The fugitive clerk will
be brought back to New York as soon as the
necessary papers can be sent to Antwerp.
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FELL AT THE CHURCH DOOR.

COLUMBIA, s. c., October 21.-[Special !
A horrible murder was perpetrated here last
night ut half-past eleven o'clock. In boldness,
mystery, and the class of the victim, it resem-
bles the Whitechapel murders. AT the hour
named those living in the vicinity of Trinity
Episcopal church heard three pistol shots. 1t
is a most orderly portion of the city. The
moon made it rs bright as day and no signi-
flcanee was attached TO the shooting until this
morning, when the sexton going to open the
church found the dead body of Claudia Har-
ris, one Of the most degraded of fallen women
at the church door. Three balls had entered
her breast, one penetrating the heart The
burning powder had ignited the bosom of the
woman dress, and burned it away. Tho muir
der was committed within ten steps of tho
street corner, and in twenty yards of occupied
houses. There was no cutlery of any kind and
the first shot must have been fatal. The police
are utterly at sea, and no clew to the murder
or the motive for the crime can be suggested
unless IL is some ono wishes TO initiate in part
at least the London murders.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
srONING THE CARs.

CHICAGO, October 2t.--Judging from the ex-
perences Of this afternoon and last night, the
imported conductors and drivers in the employ
of the North Chicago Street Railway company
will continue to have indefinitely "a hard road
to travel" Fully three hundred old hands are
now out of work, mainly owing, so they claim,
to the unfair construction placed by President
Yerkes under the agreement of last Sunday.
All those men and their sympathizers are in
tensely bitter III denunciation of the new men.
In addition to the outbreak after the Blaine
procession last night, there was another serious
tumult this afternoon. Clybourne avenue and
Halstead street was the scene of disorder to-
day. At this point, hugo timbers and loads of
brick were suddenly, and with little show
of system, thrown across the street, forming
pile OF distractions, resembling, in some re-
spects, regulation barricades. The neighbor-
hood is densely populated with working peo-
pie. and these being idle on Sunday, filed the
sidewalks, windows, and housetops.
All women passengers, and Sow
eral men, on the first car to approach, had
been frightened off by crowds of yelling boys
before reaching the INSTRUCTED corner. A
couple of strangers in the city, reporter, the
conductor and driver, and two policemen act
ing as guards, were the only ones who re-
manned. When the car was brought to halt
the air became black with missiles flying from
the house tops and windows. The car was
literally bombarded.
Shouts and imprecations of all kinds were
as plentiful as missiles, the lead in this part of
the affair being taken by women mixed in the
mob. The riot virtually ended, like the one
Of last night, with the arrival OF a patrol
wagon filed with police. The crowds were
dispersed without serious trouble. The mob
reassembled Immediately however, when the
wagon departed. prisoner was rescued from
two officers who We're left behind, and the pair
of police were being roughly handled, when
the wagon returned again in the nick OF time,
So far as known, not u person was hurt dang
nrnnSlu y
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
c. s. REDTIELD's SUICIDE.

BOHEMIAN, NJ. T., October 21.--C. S. Red
field, for number of years connected with
McVicker's theater in Chicago, and holding
an excursion ticket from Port land to st. Paul,
was put off the Atlantic express at this place
Thursday morning at 1870, apparently under
the influence of some powerful drug, and was
Immediately taken charge of by the officers. A
physician was summoned and everything pos
sible done to arouse him. About eight O'Clock
he was quite rational, but seemed to be in
wished to communicate, but on gaining his
senses he found himself surrounded by total
strangers and naturally had the lack
of confidence to dose. About nine o'clock the
physician in charge advised him to go to
bed, when ho undreSsed without assist
ance, and retired. In q few minutes he
Felapsed into stupor again. from which he
never recovered, and he died at 40 p. m. A
Chicago man who got on the train at Garrison
knew him, suspected he had taken poison and
had him aroused. While partly conscious, Red
field said that he was ruined man, that he had
intended to commit suicide, that he had
worked at McNicker's theatre for
twenty-five years, had saved money, had taken
a large sum west, and asked for a man named
Cannon and for his diamonds. His posses
in money, diamond sleeve buttons and pin,
and a silver watch without chain. The in
ference is that he was drugged and robbed in
Portland and afterwards took morphine with
suicidal intent. Passengers on the train saw
him take morphine. When they took it away,
he said if what he had taken did not kill him
he would take more when he could get it.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23

Carlo Quarteraro. The three men imprisoned
now swears they saw Carlo and Vincenzo
Quarteraro follow Flaccimio into the street.
Francisco Iata says that he accompanied FLAG
cimio, and that he sought to prevent the MUIR
der. Vincenzo made lunge at Flaccimio and
Iata dashed him aside Carlo Quarteraro then
jumped forward and plunged dirk into
Flaccimio's breast. There were altogether rine
Italians on the scene, and all, with the excep-
ton of Carlo, returned to the restaurant and
took an oath of secrecy. Inspector Byrnes
says that several reputable Sicillans have to
belong to the 'Mafie' a matter Of protee-
ton to themselves. The police expect soon to
have the murderer and his brothers under ar
rest
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
ANIrALIAN VENDETTA.

New Y DIRK, October 2l.-[Special. Fran
cisco Ia;a, Natal Sabatane and Giuseppe
Canizzaro, who have been occupying cells in
the tombs on suspicion Of being concerned in
the murder OF Antonio Flaccimio, whose dead
body was found ON the street near Cooper
Union a week ago, have all made confessions
to Inspector Byrnes about the murder. FLAG
cimio was marked ont for death for some time
back. He belonged 10 a society known as
Matte. II Furnishes by death any member who
divulgcs It's secrets or gives information 10 the
police concerning tho identity OF any OF its
members who have violated the laws Of the
land.
Flaccimio had done both and knew he was
90 die. lie arranged with his son 60 carry on
his business in case OF his sudden disappear
ance. On Sunday. October l4th he was en-
ticcd into an Italian restaurant NJ No. 81.
Marks place and a game OF cards WAS made
the grounds Tor a quarrel between him aud
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
LET GALLAGHER co.

NEW YORK, October 2t.-The friends of Dr.
Thomas Gallagher, of this state, are making
renewed efforts to recure his release. In 1883
DR.. Gallagher was tried in England for con-
spiracy in the celebrated dynamite plots, was
convicted and sentenced TO life imprisonment
brought to the attention OF the state depart
ment several times.
His mother recently sent a petition to the
United States senate, in which she alleges the
police authorities in England connived at the
furnished him at the trial was incompetent.
The case has also been brought TO the atten-
ton of President Cleveland as it had been
previously to the notice OF President Ar
thur. The prisoners friends are determined TO
push the investigation of the matter, despite
the fact that grave questions of international
law are inYolXed
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
Rnllrona AccIdent ln Itnlr

ROME, October 21.--A dispatch from Potensa
says ten cars OF a train, crowded with excur-
sionists returning from Naples fetes, were
crushed in q remote portion OF that district by
a landslide, consisting Of about fifty metres OF
rock Owing TO the telegraph line being bro
ken by the fall Of rock, help was delayed Two
hours. The scene that followed the disaster
was horrible. Seventy injured passengers and
ninety corpses have been taken from the
wreck. There are still two cars buried be-
meath the rock, and 1t IS certain that the list
OF dead will be increased. The work of exca-
waiting continues.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
NEWS from AFRICA.

Formation of British Company-OpinIons
as 10 Stanley's Whereabouts.
ZANZIBAR, October 21.--A British company
has been successfully started and has concii.
lated all classes of natives.
Drs. Meyer and Baumann have arrived here
safely from Panzani, where they were chained
stripped and logged and made to work as
slaves till tha British Indians ransomed them
Count Taleli has arrived at Taveta on Ills
way to Zanzibar.
Oscar Lenz, explorer, expresses the same
opinion of Lord Wissman regarding the where
abouts Of Stanley-namely, that he has joined
Emin Bey
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
An Actress indicted for nTur,ler

CLARION, Iowa, October 21.-- The grand Jury
of Wright county today returned an indicf-
ment against Airs. p. Bertha Diggle, of the
Ford Dramatic company, for the murder of
her husband, George Diggle, the oath of May.
Mrs. Diggle, prior to her engagement with
the Ford Dramatic company. was the leading
star in Andrews Opera company.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
a "Cool NYayc,, Probable

From the New York Herald.
The recent rise of temperature in the states
cas-; OF the Mississippi will probably be checked by
"eool wave o. some severity, entering the central
states on Saturday, and extending on sunday to the
Atlantic seaboard II is too late for cool spell to
damage the grain crops, though il might injure the
cotton and tobacco Butffost would be very accept
able In the gulf states, where yellow fever still holds
its ground.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23


From the New York Commercial Advertiser.
Come, let us make elections pure,
Said good Matt Quay. his OFF eye cooking,
Such work as this We can't endure,
For, by my soul, it's much TOO shocking.
Come up, good Dorsey, TO my aid,
Thou most Immaculate STAR R0uterl
Come UP, come up, the plans are laid:
Come up. thou incorrupt freebooter.
Aud with thee bring Bill Chandler, too,
Ofpurest record in the navy;
And Chris Magec, who comes, true blue,
With stamps from Pennsylvania. savey7
And, since we're in for puritie,
And would escape ell needless trouble
Be sure that from orr companie
Is not omitted good Jay Hubbeu.
Now stand we here, an upright band,
With brand and flame, with mace and malless
To deal destruction round tie land
ON all who would corrupt the ballot.
Bang Down they go? Hoorol Hoorsyi
It's done with not too much exertion,
With manufactures at play
At that sweet game yclept coercion.
Before the hands get to the polls
Tell EN-, if they vote democratic.
Wen make EN- sick on all pay rolls
And tell it, too, in tones emphatic.
Zee 70 It, boys. you rub Il In.
Through all the ciiy's devious mazes,
With placards fabulous as sin.
And, while you re lying lie like blazeSi
Come. hustle round end stir your stumps,
No dirty trick or lie disiainingl
J Tell you, we NJ put % or t.umps-
Iuls year is desperate campaisningi
While Mortou's pockets open wide,
And down Dis 7tlmIs he's firmly plankinS.
Go G8ol thc hand or every side,
VIA lles ia bundles with your frankiuxI
a.. get your robes OF white. my boys,
For fire ana birthstone soon comes raining
Bat through il all you mount 10 Joys
Prepared for you by such campaigning.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23
Nicknames of statesmen.
From the Philadelphia Press

From the Philadelphia Press.
"St. Jerome" is Senator Edmunds' nick
name
John Sherman ia known as "uonest John sher.
man.
Massachusetts boasts Of "Grandfather" Hoax
and Grandmother" Dawes.
Senator Voorhees, of Indiana, is known as tha
Tall Sycamore of the Wabash"
Uncle Dick" will be recognized by every Illf-
noisan as meaning Governor Ogles5y.
"Onr Own Evarts" is the aAectiona;e way in which
New Workers refer to their senior senator.
Goal Oil Payne" will lie recognized as beiux
quite an appropriate name for the Ohio senator.
When Bedford, from Colorado was in the senate
he was known as the RED headed Rooster of the
Rockies
Utica, NY. had congressman ho was known "a
Go-and-Finish- Your Ticket Spriggs or Sprggs, OF
Utica.
Weller. of Iowa, got the name of Calamity Wei
Ter" in congress because he saw IN every measure
which he diapproyed ruin and disaster.
Whispering Jimmie" is the name given to Gen.
eral Kecthnm, of New York, because of his habit Of
whispering into everybody what be has to say.
And Then The Debtor Doesn't Get Footed.
From Puck.
Did you ever notice that after a bill hiss
been footed it has 10 c receipted?
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23

Prom the New YORK SUM-
what work do Ike best In fiction ?" quer.
led thu Professor in response o. the question nf
hud,ht well, m uni particular Almost any
weh-Wfiucu hst1r, satisfies nae. ruFhaps Carlyle.s
.flrnca Revolution IL a. entertaining ~ anything
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23

New NorS UCrali.
Mt ParnoA requests any person who rs-
ceycd !c,ters lru:n him durlne the yeats ISL and
lsl % send them TO Its secretary Tor use before The
C0mmi,s on OF inquiry.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1888-10-23

NEBRASKA CRY. Neb. October 2l.-A heavy
snow fell here today, lasting nearly all day
Tho ground Is covered 10 tue depth OF tn. 60
inches.