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Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-14
TO LADIES OF PRESCOTT

And vicinity-~I have just opened up fashionable dress-making room at my house, on Elm street, former ly the Lucius Hinton place. All work guaranteed to give entire satis- faction or no charges made.
 MRs. In C. SIMPSON
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-14
Road Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the under signed will apply to the January, 1889, term of the County Court for an order to change the Prescott and Washington road neaI Midway church, at a point commencing m the lane between the Shackleford and Mil ner farms. continuing it on the section line until it iui rsects the old road.
 ALBERT MlG.NER. November }rd. 1888.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-14
Nn!irc for Pub, cGtiO,i.

November 3rd, 1888.
Nevada County picayune., 1888-11-14
Notice for Publication.

W K. RAMSEY, Register
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
PARIS.

Rsmsins In jail Received Their Guns.
Never Were Married.
special to the Gazette.
PARIS, TEX. June The man & al who
was arrested few days ago at Celeste On
s charge Of adultery with the wife Of Tom
Holcombe, failed to give the required
bond, $3.50, and remains in jail awaiting
trial. The -year-old child Of Mr..
and Mrs. Holcombe by order of the Dis
trict Judge, McClellsnd, has been turned
over to the care of its father. The mother
keeps the infant babe.
The colored boys have organized Q
military company, Their guns arrived
yesterday. This gives Paris four military
companies.
The daily Evening Sun has made it's
appearance, with W. T. Hawkins editor
and proprietor. L. is neat, fge-column
folio.
The Evening Tidings, byJ. B. Goode,
will appear fitst, next Monday, which
will give Paris four dailies, one tri-week-
ly and four weeKlies.
The Commissioners court yesterday
passed an order to issue $1,000 bridge
bends to repair damages done to the
bridges during the late overfows.
A woman BY the name Of Rsna Stand
ridge was arrested and jailed late yester-
day evening. She and man, Fly, who
was arrested several days ago, put up as
man and wife at hotel here. She con.
fesses that she was never married to him,
and that Fly has wife and two children.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
The Vice Prsstdency.

CHICAGO, ILL June "A Washington
special says: l. is said that q telegram
hse been received by the President from
one of his managers at St. Louis to the
effect that Judge Thurman will not refuse
the Vice-Presideut's nomination. I is
further reported that not later than Mon
day evening, probably on Monday morn
ing, conference will be held by the
friends OF the leading vice presidential
candidates. At this conference the OBJ
iections to Gray, the wrangle over Black.
stevenson and Morrison and the weak
ness o. Senator Hearst and the
general strength Of Judge Thurman will
DE talked over. There can
now be no doubt that the admin stration
Is ssti: f I'd of the advisability Of nomins-
ting Judge Thurman, and of the fact that
he Will stand to the nomination If 1t is
given to him. Secretary Whitney Is
quoted as saying that Thurman will not
only CARY all the strength OF both Black
and Gray in Indiana, but will make it I'M
comfortable for the Republicans In OHIO,
and that he will make it impossible to
carry one or more OF the Pacific slope
states.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
pulse Is good. There Ia no swelling u
the legs, nor fever.
DOUBLE CRIME.
A Crippled Shoemaker Shot By = vona.
Dead Infant Found,


a Crippled Shoemaker Shot By q vena.
Dead Infant Found,
Correspondents Of the Gasests
AUBREY, TEX June l.-PnillIp Spear.
crippled shoemaker, was shot by Mrs.
NJ. M. C.ardy here this morning. Five
shots were fred; one broke his lett arm.
another went through his hat snd q third
glanced his breast, the other two missing
entirely. The woman halls from Brown
county, wherr she claims to own a, good
farm. She says her husband Ia In the
lunatic asylum.
Spear Is man about sixty ys4rs'of age,
has family living st Roanoke, but has
been separated from his wife for about
two years. He ran 8 shoe shop and blind
tiger here last year, but skipped when
the grand jury met in January. It seems
that he and the woman have been roam
ing over the country together for some
three months. They came here last week.
They had quarrel about 3 span Of mules
Tuesday, which was r,newed this
morning, resulting as above. Deputy
Sheriff j. B. Spsnsler arrested both
and lodged them in Denton jsil.
The woman has two children, O boy and
girl, aged about ten and Eve years respec-
lively. Public sympathy is about equslly
divided between the two with very little
for either, IS they are regarded IS hard
characters.
Later-Dr. H. R. ODER has been ar.
rested in connection with the above case,
charged with being an sccomplice Of the
woman in the horrible deed OF infanticide.
The remsius of an infant, premsturely
born, were found In Elm bottom BY Dep
uty Sheriff Spangler near where Spear
and the woman were camped few nights
ago and Speer says that ODER gave the
medicine that worked this result.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
Special to the Gazette.
DENTON, TEE June 2.-Yesterdsy, at
the little town Of Aubrey, ten miles north
of here, 3 fight took place between Mrs.
M. M. Clardy with 3s-calibre Smith S
Wesson pistol on the one side and Phillip
Speer with . cane and crutch on the
other. Speer got ball through his hat,
one through his clothes grazing his breast
and another through his left arm below
the elbow frscturing the bone. The dia'
Guilty came up over some business trans
action between the parties. Mrs. Cisrdy
Is under arrest, charged with assault to
murder, and 1s now undergoing prelim-
in ~ hearing before j. A. Withers. j. P.
Speers is 8 shoemaker, and is 8 cripple,
his left leg being badly deformed. &c
has lived in Aubrey but 9 few
months, and Mrs. Clsrdy's
residence has been still shorter.
After the shooting Speers told the officers
where the remains Of an infant could be
found in Elm bottom, and the Ulcers re-
pairing to the spot dug up the fos Us OF q
child, and on information furnished by
Speers swore out 3 complaint snd ar
rested DR.. 2. R. ODER of Aubrey for pro-
ducing an abortion on Mrs. Clardy. His
preliminary examination will be taken up
as soon as the one under trial is disposed
of, which will not be before Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
DANGER AVERTED.
Fire on a Bridge Discovered In Time to
Prevent Accident.

Fire on a Bridge Discovered In Time to
Prevent Accident.
Special to the Gazette.
WICHITA FALLS, TEX, June 2.--Eester-
day about noon Mr., o. P. Wood of Clsr-
endon and Mr.. Herman Seecht of this
place, while out driving, discovered the
railroad bridge across Holiday creek to
be on fire. They carried water from the
creek and got the FIRE under control,
when Mr.. Speoht came to town and noti-
fed the yard men while Mr.. Wood re-
msined st the fire carrying water. The
bridge gang and pile driver had been nj
work that morning at the bridge and
1t Is supposed that the fire started from
hot Goals dropped from the engine. II 1t
had not been discovered when 1t was 1t is
probable the FIRE wouldihaye got such 8
start as to have burned up the bridge be-
fore the bridge gang returned fron din
ner
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
4 DEFAULTINa TAX COLLECTOR.
He was Charitable as the Expense Of Gsa
State.

He was CHARITABLE as the Expense Of t-sa
State.
Special to the Gazette.
NEW ORLEANS, La, June 2.-The nsws
has been received here that W. j. Soysers,
sheriff: and ez-ofaeio tax collector OF
VIM parish in this stste, hss decanped,
being defaultef to the state and sarish
to considerable amount. Sewers was
very popular, aad seems to haze been
even more soft-hearted than Uncle Dick
Tate Of Kentucky, for whenevsr Q tax
payer pleaded poverty OF hard
times he usually gave q receipt
in full for tia taxes, becoming himself
personally responsible iof than, and q
large part Of his deialcauon 10 attributed
to this peculiar charity Of the expense Of
the state. The people Of Vim expEsss
only sorrow and sympathy for the de-
faulter rather than anger, ever the d.3ap-
pearanos Of the parish funds.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
REFORMED PREsBYTERIANs.
Obj,ct to tho Nations Refusing 20 Ac
knowledge Dhriss a. King.

Objrct to tho Nations Refusing 20 Ac-
knowledge Ohriss as King.
PITrsBURG, PA, June AIT to-dsy's
session Of the Reformed Presbyterian
church Of the United States resolutions
were adopted retraining from identified
tion with the nation SO long as it refuses
to acknowledge Christ &c its King; en-
Joining the session under the care of the
synod to see that the members OF congre-
cations do not identify themselves with
the nation by any act,that applies to al
legispce and refusing ecclesiastical fell
lowship with other churches which allow
their members to identify themselves
with the nation In its neutrality TO the
claims Of Christ as King of nations; de-
nouncing secret societies. endorsing p,o-
hibition and charscterizing the use Of
tobacco as filthy and Injurious. The
synod at l Is then adjourned until Mon
day.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
Killed bv . Kick.

Sp6CiHI 20 6u6 d6L6SGo.
BAGwELL, TEX, June 2 The town Is
in mourning this morning over the death
Of DR.. G. T. Strong. One morning about
two weeks ago he started out TO see q
patient. His horse threw him OF and his
foot hung In the stirrup; the horse kicked
him loose by kicking him on the leg. The
Doctor went several days paying no at
tention to 1t until FIVE or six days ago,
when his leg began swelling snd became
irfsmed. A doctor WAS called in. Il
went into blood poison. They could do
nothing for him, and at 4 O'Clock yester-
day evening he died. He was a member
of the Knights OF Honor.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
Tho vlsws OF DeleRa sss.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 2.-Chairman
Bsrnum Of the national Democratic com.
mittee arrived early this morning, but
could not be seen.
Congressman Scott, the Pennsylvania
member OF the committee, reached the
city this morning. To an Associated re-
porter Scott said that although he had
had as yet no conference with the few
members OF the national committee who
are now in st. Louis, yet General Collins
of Massachusetts, would undoubtedly be
chosen permanent chairman Of the con-
vention.
With Senator German came the Mary.
land delegation, and shortly afterward
portions Of the Indiana and Connecticut
and Arizona men. The MARYLAND people
generally favored Judge Thurman, bu,
had IS yet had no conference. They are
united in opinion, however, ss to the ad.
visibility Of selecting Q western man,
with an inclination toward Iodiana and
Illinois as secondary. In regard to the
platform they follow the lesd Of Senate,
German. accepting his views as set forth
In the platform Of the Maryland state
convention, which is in favor'of tariff re-
vision and resfirms the resolutions OF
1884. indicating how this revision shall be
accomplished.
The announcement Of Judge Thurman,s
Willingness to scceprtha noniIxtion Of
Vice President came rs surprise TO Ma
ior Armstrong, the Ohio member OF the
national Democratic committee, HI
could not credit tae statement ct arst and
seemed ct
4 SERIOUS LOSS
TO account for the chsnge.of positioa. Hs
said: "The congressional dlstricts have
instructed Tor Rlack, and so far a
1 know the remainder. Is div,aad
equally between Gray and Stevenson
The sattex has eight or ten delssasNs end
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
Not \ Settled Ma tier.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 2.-Though q
vast majority Of the Democrats who have
gathered here to attend the national con-
vention believe Thurman will be nomi-
mated for Vice President almost withsut
opposition, matters are by no means set
tied. II the ex Senator Is an sdmiDistra-
ten candidate, oil delegates have mp to
this hour declined to 30 avow. All efforts
to induce C ,ngressman Scott-who rep
resents the Pfesident-to speak on the
Vice Presidency. have utterly failed.
He will net cay enc woro
The friends of Governor Gray
have sent inrumerabie persons TO
him to-day for the purpose OF ascertain
ing what his wishes are, but without
gaining the smallest satisfaction. Gov
ernor Gray's friends practically admit
that II Thurman lie the adRinistration'e
choice he will be the no rinee, but Scott's
retsceuce has given them so2e hope, and
they are to night hard q work. They
have to-day seen every delegate on the
ground, and Tomorrow will make q
CAL in body on the delegates
from the Pacific coast at the headq1ar-
rers of the latter. Tae coast men are
for Thurman and declare thai his popu-
lari.y with their 7euple b so great that II
the depu,stiops should make nomina-
tion unsatisfactory to tas Pacific states,
for instance that of some man who In
Congress voted against one Of the Chinese
oils. three states Of the slope could not
be carried Ger the Democracy. Tne Gray
N meet this argument with the state.
ms1t that Indians is likely TO be
TEE GREAT RATTLE GRDUND
and thnr the UsmJcFsCy could In no wsy
make more sure Of 1t tpAa to nominate
Cray. They take greas pride in showing
figures to prove that Gray has always
been successful before the peo-
pie of Indiana. Among the best
informed persons now ON the ground
there Is little doubt that Congressman
Scott came ont here with the intention Of
nominating Thurman. They soy the en-
tire progre NINE for the convention, ticket
Ssoz fsussSd oss fourth NINA
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
onIy q s,reoaBraul.,

Special to the Gazette.
WACO, TEX June s-The mystery sur
rounding the fight which Was said to have
occurred In sd alley adjacent 10 housa
OF Ill repute on last Monday morning, in
which It was ssid = man MAS killed, is
Exploded and proved to be myth as FAR
IS the MURDER IL concerned. There was
2 common street. brawl In which negro
was sligb1fy hurt, and white man BY the
name Of Strip Is suspected Of sssissng tSe
negro,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
The Oonteat for the Temporary Chairman
ship

ST. LOUIS, Mo, June 2.-The Pacii;
coast delegations have been working qul-
city, but vigorously, to -day for the tenn
poreEy Craftsmanship, and they believe
that they will land il for Governor White.
They have called upon each national COM
misteemsn thet Is now on the grounds,
snd have held him until an answer was
given. The delegations report thst the
answers CT fifteen members Of the CON-
mittee had been favorable, and had there
been more members here they would have
more votes pledged.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

OMAHA, NxB., June IA naptha tar k
located in the northern part of the city,
exploded yesterday. William Kelly was
instantly killed and james Christy was
fatally Injured. Two men were re-
pairing the leaking tank, which was near
~ empty. Th-re was . large quantity OF
gas In It, however, and this ignited from
q charcoal stove, causing the explosiou,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

Centinssed .. JosrsA Qags.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03

tuo oshoie Sfe ooilu Iof drdyy IS they
fsvore man who can carry Indiana. Gen.
e'l T. z. Powell, who appears Is Thur
mans spokesman. was formerly anti.
Thurman aud nominated Governor Hoad-
ley in the Chicago convention, but ct the
ast cleo ion ran for Governor Of the state
on the Democratic tick st, and since that
has been . warm friend OF Judge Thur
man, owing to the fact that the Judge de.
cliDed the nomination in his favor This
settled the animosity growing out
OF the division OF the state over
Cleveland and Hoadley / expect
Judge Thurmsn will be nominated by
some other state, when Ohio will vote
| unanimously for him. Al present / don't
see how he can be nominated by his own
state. I had no idea Judge Thurman
would be an available candidate, as he
mas so often announced himself opposed
10 holding any flee, and has stated re-.
peatedly that his only candidacy now wss
for . seat in heaven. Yes, Judge Thur
man is very strong msn, and his nomi-
nstion will force the Republican conven-
ton to nominate John Sherman, or make
Ohio doub'ful state +"
Cololel Wstterson who Is q candidate
for permanent chairman was brief and
positive IN eonmenting on the announce.
ment. "That removes au DOUBT" he
said, "and Judge
THURMAN WILL BE NOMINATED
By exclamation
W d English, chairman of the state
Democratic committee OF California, ex-
pressed himself as highly gra,itisd by the
announcement thst Judge T urmsn would
accept the nomination for Vice President
and was conf lent he will get 5000 Re-
publican vote for the Democratic ticket
and thst he will carry the state. He be-
lleved the nomination will be made by
scclsmstion.
John Atkins, editor Ct the Recky
Mountain News of Denver, did not re-
ceive the news with much pl essure, IS 1t
interfered with his candidate. He is for
General Black. and candidly admitted
this was checkmstirg move. "Why,"
said he, "they are talking Of following
the nomination of President Cleveland,
which will take place with q hurrab, by
the presentation OF Thurman's name and
1t will % through with waoop withou
ballot. l am sorry to see it. 1t is bad
politics. Judge Thurmsu is too old I"
800, don't agree with you," said Mr..
Eoglish. SIT is politics that will elect
1t will add wonderful strength to the
ticket. 1t Is winning politics
1t seems to be accepted by the leading
Democrats as foregone conclusion that
Thurm.n's nomination will be By eccla-
nation. The statement is made by COM
peteut authority that Hon.W. L Scott, who
is supposed to represent the preference
of the administration is earnestly advo-
eating among the few delegates here the
wisdom and importance to the party of
Thurmsn's nomination. He said to
Maryland delegate this afternoon: "While
the first choice Of our delegation is
younger man than Judge Thurman, yet
We should doubtless vote for him as
unit and in my judgment he will be nomi-
mated By scclsmstion."
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-06-03
O'RKnLH,
MATTHEWS,
BYRNRs,
YApp0E ~.

AslI O'Clock it was stated at the
house thsJ General Sheridan was resting
quietly and that his condition was about
the same as when the last bulletin ives
Issued. 1t has been raining steadily for
shout An hour, but so far as known she
change in temperature has not lad
its usual bad effect on the patient.
That he still suffers from e lena Of iuDgs
is eviderced by an occasional rackiDg
cough. A light burns brightly in the sick
room at this hour, but arrangements are
in progress for closing the house for TO.
night.
MIDNIGHT BULLETIN.
WASHINGTON, Juue 3-The following
bulletin was issued this morning, June
2. midnight: General Sheridan has been
comforiA6le all evening. He is now
sleeping quietly, resting on his right s.ds.
HiScough 10 loose and unfyequent. His
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-06
POLITICAL EXPRESSION.

cTesriaNf isafFrs After Riaine. wha.'f
Well, u loots very much Ike Mr.. sherman.
hneitlFa Tess But u is iaushshle %
s;'c how anxious the cleveland people ar,
Ia Fcf = strung running mate harucsSs',i
with their slow ssccd 90 pull him over iae
course.
ssti tstv fvrrict Alien q. Thurman has
es.cn sBsgcstcd - thf FrshsSie nominee -.
thu Democratic party TOR the Wee frss.-
dracy lie i e,ssd msn. II would BE- u
rtsy u BE saoald fall into slsh bad cOsa.
iany.
T,H'ssia t'fnsarrrit' JaiTe Gresham. is
Il rcrost'.i. will have guilt a s'raag sap.
port IN wiscon~ln. n BE- cogii ogls ga
ysi of the eaacial effects OF the fascs7a
ffssases fsee tra,la surporf. his chances
would ~ yrratly iiapravVd,
sissra s.iis TfiAsar 10 won't IN 70
place msca reliance Ia the rcisoFt that NJ
Cleveland fsyors rAnTsaaa TOE second piAce
cn the ttekcE Tacrc would - to- great 4
temptation ~ inNCTt the arrangement aas;
put tiae brains ia ,iscir prVper place.
Esfiiis EsaHrss rhnTrsaa Is too rcsi.s,..
iaAle siHRgap So fss associated vito ssl,,N rr
NtcNesana Aad x tag tiesri ucre eiesic,i.
shE country uoNHi sss.tEl aatlN b. frMrtf,l
60 Nisa Nj tirNtlaaa ult 81 lie Sag N
Nf'lcf t&Ai NJ E39glasa might sscr,ca %
his htiiters
RasAfanses f'spiis' 4 lasks III, TIE
nssninssi7n 81 ttsHesai A'xc-. ~ Hichigaa.
We sa0tsid Ike ~ cJnsf1ft segia It gur
Senatorial iyisstts stir tise ass1Vcarc that
iifs FStsa Is! suyt--iY cot sls;ers tap Bart..
aalian pg aiAe Sad - ssns ~ sneyf. -hal
the tatieS,.siis Al RoS Fu.Gt % The sclec
is0G ~ saF sVaaleF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-06-06
SPICE or LIFE.

Mr. Darlington (who has a weakness for
pretty nurse gfrix}-Whaf d pretty baby
isiaapriHH his nngers at the baby aud bold
ly cycling the gsris. AMI sach aa elegant
eagrisgsl Whose baby is ~ Pretty Nurse
1t Il yours. sir. Mrs Darlington engaged
ne this morning. --6ssr.a Free fs,ss.
Colonel Cody, known To fame a. .sRnfralo
Ill.," Il we'll up In biblical knowledge.
To Mrs. Jester, his sister, Of frnscnworth,
Kansas. he teiegrarhcd as follows on his
rvccf,t arrival I'm this city: "keai second
Epistle Of -. John. twelfth ycfss Your
brother" Turning Ia the yersc Indicated
Mrs. lester read the following words:
Having many things 70 write unto you.
would MT write with paper and ink but I
trust 70 come unto you and speak face To
face. thai our Joy may be lilly u.
h0rid
Boston Young Man lat supper table.
where he has taken New York girif-Iiaye
come more chicken, Miss Mabel New
York Girl gdrcadniily dccoieiie}--No. thank
you. Mr. Columbus Avenue: but / guess
III have little more dressing. Boston
Young Man (gIaneing furtiyclyl-Yes.
would II wers You
Augustus Pupinjsy 10 his eouniry cousin.
who Is on Walt o. the family f-Do You
object TO the weed bcliaf BcIls-N0 hat
pa does. He's Of EN- with the hoe carly
and late. -Ssfliagfos Pre- Pres,
Alger3n CHS hTsi western fripl-Aw,
snprsse yon see good many queer people
hound here, don't your Nstivc--Naal
YES. stranger. when the trains from the east
come in.--fys.
Josh t,eehaw-Say, mister. 10 there cir
GUS herr to-day No what made You
think SOY" "sint them clowns consin' mp
the street." "rhossY Why they are stu
dents In laws tennis suits. n-N,w HIrra
.tFfct
.iias your sou any vices. Mr. Blank
Pardon she question. bat Ike 10 know alt
about the bays ! take Into my Office .
"Nc. iienry has npne that know, except,
perhaps. asnatucr photography. We'll,
that's negative SOFT % vice. | never met
an aEaatuer photographer who took any.
thing worth talSiux about. and | think /
max trust your boy send him along. - iiaf.
fsr's ksgadf.