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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
ARIZONA.
Action of the Republican Territorial Cor

Action of the Republican Territorial Cor
veDtion.
jHs7yight 1855, by the California AssocsSS 2ress.l
T5csoN, September l9th.-The Territorial
Republican Convention to-day nominated
General Thomas f. Wilson, of Tucson, for
Delegate to Congress, by acclamation, and
B. f. kaufman, of Tombstone, and J. F.
KilpstrIck, of Flagstaff, for joint Legisls-
tive Councilmen. 1t adopted resolution
condemning in the strongest terms the ad-
minisEation of Governor Zulick.
A Railroad Tax Decision.
TCopyrit, 1885, BY 0.e alornia Associated Press,
Tucson, September I9th.-The Supreme
Court ofArizona has rendered decision
declaring that the Atlantic and Pacific
Railway, including its Improvements and
rolling stock, is not exempt from taxation
by the Territory by virtue of its charter
from the Federal Government
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
IN TROUBLE AGAIN.

The Irate Fresno Theatrical Manager As
saults Another Editor.
fCopyight, 1855. by Gc California AssociGed Press,
FRESNO, September 19th.-J. D. Fiske.
manager of the Opera House, who assaulted
II. Z. Redfield, publisher of the Chat, a
weekly theatrical journal, a few days ago,
and who was shot at without result, to-day
entered the Republican Office and attacked
j. w. Short, the editor Of that paper,
striking him severe blow with a heavy
cane. The assault grew out of an article
which appeared in this mornings Replb-
ttcdn. Fiske was arrested and held in
81 600 for assault with a deadly weapon.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
CRUSHED TO DEATH.

a Mine superintendent Killed by Cav
ing Bank in Sonora.
Copyright, 1885, by the California associated Pyess'
NoGALEs, September 19th.-Word was
received here to-day that H. 8. Melle, Su-
perintendent of the San Geronimo mine,
situated rs miles from Pasa Station, on the
Sonora Railroad, was killed yesterday by
the mine caving in on him. He was alone
when it happened His body has been
taken out, and will be brought to Nogales
for burial.
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ID - Ez G. T o - ~
AND SURGEONS.
oFFTCx HOURS.

10 to12 A. NJ, 2 to 4, $50 to 7:sO P. II
10 TO u A. NJ, 2 to 4, 2 to 8 P. NJ. ...
1880 4. N. to 12 N, and l 80 to 8 P. \
$50 TO 12 A. n, to4P. M.........
1879 A. Y to l, 2 to 4, z toSP. M.
9 TO II A. H., ! TO 3 P. H................
3 70 70 A. NJ. l to 8, z to s P. E.......
n. TO 3 ?. n, 2 to s P. M...............
9 70 II A. ", 2 to 4, 2 to SP. Me-.
s TO ga. NJ, 2to4, 5:3oto7:S0P.M. d,
9 to II A. NJ, 10 3, 2 to P. Mo-.
9 to II a. n, 2'3o to 4:30, 1t SP.M
9 TO 10 A. H., 2 to 4, z toS SP. M.
8 20 II A. H., 2 TO 1 p. M.........
II II. TO !, , to 4. $50 to SP. .M.,.
2 4. N. to 70 H., to4, 7toSP.
9 to IL A. NJ, 2 TO 4 and Z to SP. NJ,
.....
hours SlIndsvg
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
n PIONEER GuNE.

Sudden Death of Ex-state Treasurer
Thennas Eindiey
sCopwlght, 1855. blythe CALIFORNIA Associated rcss.l
PLAcERvILLE, September 10Th. - Hon.
Thomas Findley died suddenly at George
town. Mr.. Findley was at one time State
Treasurer, and at the time OF his death was
Superintendent of the California Water
Company.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
VERY .LURID.

Truckee Goes WILD over the Passage of
the Chinese Bill.
Copyright, 1855, Byte California associated Trcs.i
TRUcKEE. September 19th.-Repubiicsn
and Democrats are uniting in grand
illumination of the town in honor of the
passage of the Exclusion Act Everybody
joins heartily in the celebration. Tremen-
dous bonfires are blazing, and salutes are
being fired at both ends of the town. Pow
der enough was provided to continue the
salutes all night. The town is painted a
gorgeous carmine, and everybody is ,jubi-
liant and full of enthusiasm.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
AMADOR FIRE-BUGS.

Incendiaries at Plymouth Cause Loss
o. $4,000.
tCepWlgh, 1855, ty 9e California Associated Press
JACKSON, September 19th.-A fire in Ply
mouth at o'clock yesterday morning de-
stroyed the building on Main street occu-
pied by DR.. A. c. Smith, Duncans store
the saloon of George Bush, and Jackson s
barber shop. The Express aud Telegraph
Office was badly damaged by water. The
loss will foot up $4,000, said to be well in
sured. Il was no doubt willfully fred, as
an attempt to burn the same premises was
made on Sunday morning, but failed.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
A Railroad Tax Decision.
MEXICO.

The Capital Out Of, Rains Continue and
Flood Threatened.
tco2giei, 1885 by The California zssccatei Press
City or MExsco, September 19th-Many
OF the principal business streets are flooded
The lakes .surroE1ding the city are in dam
ger OF oyerfiowing. The water is already
coming in ct the western end of the city.
The Government has sent troops to the
lakes to throw up enbankments. There is
very little country produce in the city and
the prices of necessaries Of life are rising.
The rains continue,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
WASHINGTON TERRIroRY.

No Further Cases of Arsoa in Spokane
The Northern Pacific Cutoff
Icopigat. 1855. By he California As.oeatca Pressi
SPOKANE FALLS, September 10th. = No
further fires nor trouble hare cccuued.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
AFTERNOON SESSION

FoR bronchial and asthmatic complaints
and coughs and colds, Browns Bronchial
Troches' manifest remarkable curative
properties.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
DRUNKENNESS

Or the Liquor Habit Positively Cured
by Administering DR.. Haines'
Golden Specific.
u can be given in cup of coffee or tea with.
out the knowledge OF the person taking it; is abb
soiutely harmless, and will effect a permanent
and speedy cure, whether the patient is a mod
crate drinker or an alcoholic wreck. Thousands
of drunkards have been made temperate men
who have taken Golden Specific in their coffee
without their knowledge and to-day believe
they quit drinking of their own free will II
with the Specific, it becomes an utter inipossi
biiity for the liquor appetite to exist. For sale
by Jos. KARIN . CO., Druggists, corner
Fifth and streets. Sacramento, Cal. dS-TThSIy
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20

n PEN DAY AND NIGHT ICF-CREAM PAR
" lors. Everything first-class. Wedding din
ners and cakes specially. The only dining
rooms IN the city made cool by artificial pro-
cess If
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20

With Corns and Bunions when you
can secure immediate and per
manent relief, st small expense,
by using MEAD's CORN AND BUNIoN
PLAsTERs, which are sold and
recommended by every live Drug
gist throughout the United States
and Canada.
In fevers aud other summer dis
eases it is advisable TO purify the
sick room daily, aud for this pur-
pose nothing eXcels HYDRoNAPH-
THAI PASTILEs. These pastiles
when burned in the sick room
cause no perceptible increase in its
temperature, but they impart
fragrance that is agreeable, slim
ulating and refreshing to the sick,
besides neutralizing and eliminat-
ing all disagreeable odors and
bodily excretions, and rendering
the air pure and wholesome.
a- Don't forget BENSON
PLASTER for aches and pains.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
PACIFIC COAST.
THE CITY OF MEXICO IN DANGER
OF BEING FLOODED.
Various District tFairs-SuddenDea
of Thomas Findiey-Truckee in
State of High Glee.
SAN JOAQUIN FAIR.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE EEooRD-uNIOS.l
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
aoTELs AND REsTAURAEEs.
WINDSOR HOTEL

NEARY d FLAHERTY, PROPRIEToRs,
Corner Eighth aud j sts., Sacramento, Cal.
Single cents
Board per week.
Family Rooms to s.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
BUSINESS CARDS.

E.Y, Roof. ALEX. NELSON. j. DRIscoI-
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
TNIoN FOUNDRY - IRON AND TRASs
u Founders an6 MRchinists Front street.,
between n and y. Castings and Tcaehinely of
everv description made 70 order. sp'm
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

AFR AND MRS. z 4. BRADNER, G. SIS
Nl Christian Science Mind Healing in
Etrlct accordance with the teaching OF the
Massachusetts, Metaphysical College. Hours,
to s. Consultation free. Office. 1112 Twelfth
xeet. between K and L. Il
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
LEAVE. TRAINS RON DAILY. ARRIVE.

Sundays excepted. rSunday only 3Mondays
excepted A.-For morning. P.-Fol afternoon.
A. n. TONNE, General Manager.
/. a. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
agent #
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
ICE CREAM.

YEyHF ONLY PLACE TO GET PURE ICE
L CREAM, made from rich cream, not corn
starch, for families, social gatherings etc is at
WALTERS CANDY STORE and ICE CREAM
PARLoRS, S24 street.
4plm a. WAITER, Proprietor.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.
CHREgrIAN sOIENoE

CHRISTIAN SCLENNE
Nui7D-HEALING
DRACTICED IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE
il teachings Of the Massachusetts, Metaphysical
college. Office hoEzs, 10 A. NJ. to 1P. II; 2 to 5
p. " OEzce and residence 919 street.
Itf1 MES. J. H CUSHING. C. s.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
UNDERTAKERss
REEVES &LOWr

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPIR
" Ninth and K streets. Complete stock ct
Undertekers' Goods constantly on hand. CIty
and country orders promptly attended Ia. dsS
or night, at reasonable rates. Telephone ISs- 4,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20

Nosafternoon hours Sundays.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
NAME. oPFTcR.

"No eyening hours sundays.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20

Yesterdays Racing Events Mt the Fair
Being Held st Stockton,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-09-20
J. FRANZ CLAPK.

4 LWAYS or HAND TIE MOST COMPLETE
IA Stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on tne
coast. Country orders, day o. night win ra.
ceive prompt attention. TgIEpaas.g NUsiBHs
lS4. l4pl GEO. II. CLARK, Funeral Director
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

BusEy 9mnta 10 BE- hsra uhsn aatsnn 1.
teEea en rnis oilL He calls % ns frsU
- s.c8 led % HAT end, whY saoh kars1
fnenl eappoaa sneh 81 an iektnu akeuIS
nAse t4i.1n up0n ans q yuu. whaf w.1al =
loa sasnk q xuuf ftlfsu msmbors we
a1sreKaxced y0aE wl1h aud taah a8van.
ta3e q yp1F ahssmesfn Tha vofn 80
taken 1azl tie sAma. sna bolh NF. Cl.rk
4z4 NJ. Ste8&xt voted With tha rnalazi.
y saspendinz the rules O. hiah a IA
Man-eixteen % esSsn. upon tha nexs
SnfEl TIE bil pazse1 With tie shiflinv al
onl twa y = tock foeiF position wifA
tne f&ttnfui aexsns ~ aaafnd.
mr. Fellows asked thai General cnn-
sHnt ne given t1at Nf. Bassy,s name. II
nes regular vote, then hy sanne oahaF.
nos On TIE minutee. be recorded arsfnsi
ne bill Mr.. Clark ana MR. Sssuars
voeed With lhe cher seven this ffune lno.
MK. namaa casred en- amandmsue %
ne title . make 4 mere apsaiia. he
Dc ofo94 has eroun teEFibiy saspi-
eiols ok him. and wn1ld taxa 40 sag
gesfiona from him, but approved the
tue as theaf oWn moal loyal memhers
nxeo q np. 1he inlaFeaf % tha It'll has
nnw sAtfted 70 the governor. AZ
thoegh for q relief from the ssrsre
strain TIE house did noe adjourn untii
3 foeommltied TIE aFieslan well bill
vetoed yesterday, 10 the oommiftee for
eosreoli0n.
Tzz vE1o SAID 70 M oEzxkTx.
A long pstition was receIvsd hera 10.
ni1ht ask1ng TIE governor 20 veto the
snaraae bill The bess autharitiss say
shas veto is no less than certain. Tha
Bemocratic lsadera Who Opposed she
Dali want q vetos and say thas il case a
veto tne territory is lost 10 ths Repuh.
iican party, bat that she Political future
q Tom Humes. who made the naQul.
neent nRht today against 9 bia maioFi.
y, is foil Of bfilliani poasibiliEias. The
veto ascertain.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
SPOKANE IS ARousEn.
TAe Gevernor to Be Dea.
uRea with Petitions.


SrozAKn RAtxA dan. is.--fSpsslal. -
Ane vota o. tee reaalt on tns woman
senfsNe htii IN the hease todar haa af
length aIuae4d this eeolion 81 Zee evan
try - We eAnRer of Ne paasaes nf ne
measure 10dny tha haara q trnlle nr-
eemolso and dseldsd % peaftsua ~ rcV.
ernoz, and en- tudaanalAl comraIl1aa
oo1pa1ed Of the maFuF An1 neV6Enl nf
tne ieodlnR cltiNena wnn nrnaanknH -
take concerted action uish oleef 49,
IN t1e lerrtsofy % abeatn tla aoefrno1ss
poto. 1ho feeling of ani4 n1mmnasr a
oltlafiy hcsttle 20 tha rnananRea netiz
ton uns drafssd ursine Il. nnserne1 ln
ax4felsa nle conssltaltanat rsnnx, hahlnm
tue Rronnd tAnt tne bill II no = - v,1e'r
the seuument of ths nnajarItv 81 -
peoples taat - isopafdlHea Toe Dsuacenss
ot stAas hneot tnAa "a mnaaeaniMsn tha
people 81 N1rtneFn ldaho % Iha nnnorn.
,lon q Ne pannsndlo - Nnehrnelon
ksrfitorys thai q d tnimieal 30 Al -
oaalnees Interests og tne saFrisaFv ana
that tue enaoamena of tns messnr.1
Involves sacn Al tmcortant change IN
toe sneamentai pFineipssa of oar tsr.
Fitofiaa eoVernmeat thar q ooahs net %
D. erooeht about except by 8 aissel
vose of tne peopia. 1his pesillon h GOV
being circulated and almosa universaIlg
signed Is y alenificanl fact taal ths
entire oanklna intsrusl Of ths cammu-
mtg which represents he capital 81 Ahfa
esotion . also sbousng itself oppoasd
70 Ne ball.
Isiephonio advises from Wardnar
atAte tnaa g petislon has heeu larSssf
alEnsd IN Wafdnef and other posnl1 ID
the mi0eas urRlne we governor % veto
me olli, polatioR ont that Idaho cealran
annexat1eu, out intlmatinR enAt annex
alton vim uomAn suffrage n "A.
ole - far Toe mining oamps are con.
ceFped. Az Colfax. DAvunpoFt and VA.
rioua towns IN thla section, Ihe antf.
women Suffrage Sentiment Is also
af0assd. and toe governor la likalV 10
Be deiuged with petitions shoeina "a
true feeling of the psople on ths Qnss-
lion.
AS meeting last night OF the hoard
OF trade The following telegram wan
sent 20 TIE presidents Of tha boaFia of
trade of heailla, Tacoma and Van-
coosar. ''Spskane Falls. Esslern
Washington aud HortnsFa Idahs are
. monstoF protest. aRntnet
woman Suffrage, calling on tne governor
20 veto tho neasnre. iha eastern ter
Eitory aska the hearty oo-opefallon of
tne western teFFitoEy IN ths woRk.p Tue
Telegram we9 signed BY A. "A. Clara.
presidsnl Of The board of trade, Nh.
Taylor, mayor Of spokane Fails, and y.
y. ulgves, ptealdens Of the aFsi natian-
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17
AArIeAAL LaelaLATIaE.
xHn NOMmATIoH on Nh. EAnAn cos.
IBMKD.

zHn NoHmATIoa % Nh. zAhAn cov-
TmMED.
WAsHNaroN, JAn. f6.--Mr. Rlalr A.
aay presented the memoria Al and sasoln-
tons OF zoe general assembly of sha
hniehts OF Labor IA favor OF an invaall-
cation into tue manaRamens Of tho
oufsAu Of eneraying and prinfina aud
Tor snoh ltRislatton aa will preVonl the
dsbassmenE OF currency notes, and also
Tor an Investigation a. 70 tho present.
method OF supplyinR postage slampa,
eic- he asked thas the msmoriAl s.
printed IN the Record, bal 81 MF. Harris
ooisoied 20 that, be procssd 70 niaia
ths chief allegations contalnsd in d.
Mf. Hale introduced q resolution
directing reciprocity with any NoFth
American state or political DIVISION
which may adopt q Fopublloan forns az
RoveFnmeat, and declaring thaa nnch
state Be eemitied into tho Unitad
States on . vote sf the goveTnmanG
tne house bill relating 10 permlasahlo
marks pEt0ted and written % seoond.
third and fourth oiAss mail matler. was
reported from The COMMITTEES and PLACED
on toe calendar.
Among the bills introduced ana r.
ferred we're the folieslna;
by Nc. Chandler, TO alter Che rapuln-
lions enacted BY tho South Carolina
Legislature Ia regard 10 tue eleotisn of
Representatives IA congress.
hg oheTman, (at tne reqaeal of A aaI-
ored clergyman m North Carolina ore
ating q commission 10 inquire into and
report on the matsEial industrial and
mental progress Of the colorsd race
since 1865.
As soon as The morning businsss "a.
all diaposed Of, Al O'clock, Mr.. Rlddle-
berger rose aud moved that ths senafn
proceed 10 executive session, and tho
motion wss agreed 90 without divinion.
The senate devsts q three hours and 4
half 70 executive business and then al
j0uEned.
Ia three-quaEseFs Of an hoar altar
the senate vent into executive session
u took up the nomination Of Lamar.
Its consideration lasted till 4 o,slnak. a
which time sce nomination was con.
hrmed BY q vote Of 80 TO q. aenalors
kiddlsberReF. Stanford std Slswnrs
voted with the Democrats. All tha
other kspublioans voted, OF were pair.
ed, aRainsE Lamar and al the Demo-
orats we're IN bis favor. Tha
discussion wac Rlmest entirelv
confined 70 she RsDubiioan aids.
pFiBoipal speakers we're Msssra "a
munda, Evarta, Calion, GnaF-
1an, AllisoUs H0aF, HawlaT.
Ingalls, ana kaodi bsraeF. Toe ~
named made Two spseohss. The Iins of
opposition covered ofEicial record of the
nominee as we'll se his aRe, buslnees
habits and leRsl easliheatio1, ete. ls
"A understood thas no epaoohea we're
made By the DeDocratts ssnatnrs.
Voting began 81 o'clock bnt vas intsF.
rupted and nearly an honf's sraumsns
interysned before the roll call was IN
ished. Nominations Of YIias and d a.
inson we're tssu ~ once taken % ana
confirmed without dsbats and Il wnn
ordered that the presidents b. notiaea
Of the cOnEFDatisns.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Mr.. Spsaksr; A majority Of ysux
J sSa.rnilsse oa iudiotAEy, 70 ukich vas
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

Tm WoMAN SUFFRAGE Bill PAssKD BY
TnunTKKx TO NINE.

RIM woMAR uUKTRAoE Bill PAssxD Bx
TouaTEKx TO NINE.
OLYEPIA. Jan. Special. The
sufirage bill passed the house this moro
ina BY q vote Of "a 20 9. Mr.. CLARK, Of
Yskims, did IS be said be would De
Joined the eight on the decisive vote.
Indeed be joined them moment before
lhe last east Of she die upturned 90 the
ranks Il the fifteen at . critical janctare
uhen bis vota, With thaa Of Mr.. Stewart,
might have defeated the measure, MF.
Stewart, Of Pierce county, wss equally
vasoiilating. he bad declared yesteFeaS
that he intended voting With the ms ~
lty for the pu'p0Fe OF expediting b0si
ness. he did this today when be Gas
most needed By the minority. and % pat
d into the power Of the majority TO sus.
PEND the rules sBd pass bill which his
conssitueuts did not want paased. Had
Be- and Mr.. Clark remained arm With
the party WITH vhous they voted. there
4 no doaht but that The bill could have
been defeated under the ruling Of the
chair today, which plAeed Il az the end
Of . Iene calendar. from which u woald
hsvs repaired . tVo-thtrd vsts
- advance Il for aSttoa.
To have defeated u, however.
he oapital removal and ether bills
witch have not heeE reported frem the
commitsee and aec1red q plaee on the
ealesda ar ahead % Il OF eouEse hsd 60
- sacrificed. Those voting for the biil
an i.s nsl passage werei MeasTs. ARA
anita. Baker. Case, Ecker. Elder. Fer
ress, Helm, If9in, keane. Preston,
Sesvsnsan. Thompson, NaEmaD and
M. Speaker. TOE passage OF the bill
- foaahi steadily and sturdily By its
geadipa opponants from first 70 lasa.
"a vas an an day VFestle With ma aioxfty
snd ,hough the minority were ruute6 it
8ied came and eonduetsd Itself % cred-
itahlg 20 she end that Il carried away
sos few Of the honoEs Of tbs enccuu-
ter. The engaesnens vas psnding 30
dNv IN a1y oAsa and 50 the minority
eonrars entered the aeld early in She
nornino, Rnd invited t6e stEagale hy
trainine q bie gun on the enemy. Il
wss a report from the Judiciary con-
r.iateA. Fspraeented By Mr.. HnEss 3.
vrkea ehe asfEraafsis dtscovsTed thst Il
wss 4 Lang and strong document RfviDe
s0aud Feasocs shy . hli s0omfattne
| ~ onestion Of ssdrare to the peopts
! sharia DC substituted for the othsr
hi,lH referred to the COMMITTEES; then
the suRrngisss janpsd In and tried g
n r ths Run. l. s4ss tbey fasisd.
| Foll0winR 3 the ftp0Fi'
TRx SUBSIDIARY KAPonr.
-. Sn~aksr. A msioFfkF Of eeui
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

sPozAEE RALLs. Jan. K-Tspscial. l.
On 5unday two hrea occurred In fhis
eity, Gus 81 tha Railroad House, which
cas- qaiekiy exlfnRuishsd, and the otbel
e ths residences Of samuel Helisr. Tbs
latter proved % be quite Q serious sfaii
and the areman bad s0EDe dificulty ID
ecoqusKfnG he deadly slsment With b,
thernsmsteF % degrees beIOw zero.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

One hundred bales of hopa. he-
loneins 70 the seattle Hop Growers ss-
sociation vera sold 10 New YORK pariiss
Saturday, for . sho1s bettsE than eight
aeala peR pond.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

EPoKAHs FALLs, Jan. Ie.-lspscIaIl--
Telephone reports from the s1rTou1d. |.
ing ooautry snow that the asyeritV nf
tue weather - very general AZ Wer6-
neF last night the tharmomstef tonabeil
- beiov ssre,and several tbermomesnrS
we're ffszsn. A. O0lfsx Il wan "a. anf
at ~ spokane b. The BtF. Kootennf
started on saHcay 10 croa4 tba CBar
q Alsne lake. fsstsrday afteRnoan.
afaef being oot t@epty four hours, nhe
Fotarned 70 Gear d'Alens discom afef
IN tbs attempt. The Toe s. she snis1Ioa
g sixteen taehts thick. Tha CmaF
q Aleues are now Without uraene
Of ooDmunicsti0u With the onf-
SIDE wOrid, exeept b. the Fourfh
Of Juiy canon and By tsleaFnnh.
uDlese she weather modsraies he oarnr
10 iiksiy vssy shortly 70 b dspfiyad ~
even the nsoessaries Of life. Il a q -
hoped that she imp0asibiIftg of ha@ni,.e
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Lsast niRht wss Tie coidasi nient a.
perieneed b. eVen the OidsSt inkabifenf
10 this section Of the territory. Tha
thermomefeF at the signal sefviss was
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city gave oua on 50 ufdaY ana fhe go
company Waa obliged % nhnf &c.,
pending The fsesiDt Of fursheF ehir-
ments.
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1888-01-17

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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-07-27
pHowNEOIN THE DOCK.
An UniuckY Jump Made by John
Sampson.


About , O'Clock yesterday Afternoon John
Sampson. a colOred man employed ~ unloac.
ipg the schooner Florence shay, which had
on board a cargo Of Ice for the Richmond Ice
Company, fell into the Dock on the south
slde lust below seventeenth street ana was
drowned.
sampson was nf,y-six years Of age; had
lived in Richmond for about forty years, and
his home was on Poplar street Dear the
Chesapeake and Ohio railway shops. For
great length Of time he had worked as a Ia
Loror I'm helping TO discharge cargoeS ana
stor, ice. On this occasion he was thought
to be Al his post OF duty on the vessel when a
srlash was heard, and his body was seen dis
appearing beneath the water. Ihough
pole wa. almost instantly reached out 10 the
noint where he sank he never rose, ana nNe
minutes later bis dead body was recovered
The vessel lay within a few feet Oh the
shore. but its bulwafks were seVeral teet
above the wharf. sampson had evidently
attempted 10 Jump ashOre-ordinafly no
verV difficult fcat-and missing bis fooiing
ar siinpipg uron the loose baY with when
uortions OF the wharf was covered teii oacA.
wards into tue dock. With many the beiel
1. ,a1I ne went down head-iOremost. Atany
rate, though prompt ana earnest ass's'"nee
was at hand, It was unayaluog'
Coroner Taylor viewed the pouy anu
turned II over to sampson : friends anu rela-
tiyes for burial. Deceased had taken the pre-
caution 10 save bis folks all expense on thS
score by insuriog In one OF the burial conf
uauies that operate In this city.