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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-02
Games

The next game will be played between
the kieffers and Canters tomorrow, but
the regular team of the Kietfer club will
leave for Charleston this morning. The
game here, however, will not be postponed.
The kietferS have nine of their men who
Will remain at home. The following men,
Butler and Schreck, the battery. CantweiI
Corly, Ham, Sullivan, Drewry, Rossetter
and Eddie Kieffer. President Kieffer will
have charge of the club. Games will be
played in Charleston this afternoon and TO :
morrow. the Savannah club is in good
trim, and if the Charleston club has ina
tours who play poorer ball than profession
ais the Kieffers will win.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-02

Bilbo Canal, Cuyler Swamp and hot
weather are leagued against tae health of
of our people The rich escape to the noun
tains or the seacoast, but the less fortunate
can only escape fevers by using Johnson's
Tonic. Price so cents A wond ful anne
tier. For sale by j. T. Shu.trine 81 Bro
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-02
THE CITY LEAGUES GAMES.
The Kieffers Still Lead, With the Cen
tarS SacOOd

The Kieffers Still Lead, With the Cen.
ters Second.
A large crowd witnessed the game be-
tween the Hendys and Kieffers at the Coast
Line park yesterday. The Kieffers won
the game by a score of 10 to 2. Butler and
Schreck were the battery for the Kielfers
and Corish and Green for the Hendys. A
large number of ladies were present, and
the game was one of the prettiest of the
season. The playing WAS good all around,
and no one mans playing was enough bet
ter than the others to make a particular
feature Of the game. The result of the
leagues playing so far is as follows:
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-02
Tallahassee, Fla.

''Johnson's Chill and Fever Tonic needs
no pushing by the retailer; it advertises
itself wherever sold. w. A. RAWY,s.
For sale by ]. T. Shuptrine & Bro.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-02
NURSERY.
DAVIS BROS.

TNHE Knabe Pianos, which l did ho' 49,
Il before. have been chosen for my p'''@
Concert tour in the U. S. by my impress
and accepted by me on the reconini0D' .,.i.
of my friend Bechstein, acquainted VIII
merits. Had l known these Pianos aS ~.
do, would have chosen them by m!'', -,
their sound and touch are more syn :, Nh.
to my ears and hands than all others =.
country DR.. HANS WIN
NEW YORK, 9th April. 1889.
To Mr.. IVflliam Kitdbe 6 Co.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-02
THE BRUINS WICK SCARE
DR.. Posey's Report Upon the Yellow
Fever Rumors.

Fever Rumors.
Health Officer Drummer received from
Surgeon General Hamilton yesterday the
result Of DR.. Posey's investigation of the
reported yellow fever at Brunswick. The
report read, SIN the case of B. Nightingale,
died July "a, there was an autopsy held by
Drs. Dunwoody,s Murphy and Hazelhurst
IL was case of hemorrhagic malarial fever
Ihere are no suspicious cases of fever here p"
DR.. Drummer said that as soon as the dis
patch was received from the surgeon
general, he revoked his order, forbidding
vessels from Brunswick to bring into Sa-
vannah passengers and baggage. Tuesday
he refused to allow the steamer David
clark to bring in passengers and baggage,
but allowed freight. This, he said, was not
meant as quarantine against Brunswick,
but it was intended as precaution, in the
absence Of any definite Information. The
order has now been withdrawn, and Savan-
mans communication with Brunswick is
unbroken.
When the first rumors of the existence of
the fever at Brunswick were heard here
DIR. Harris, chairman of the health and
cemetery committee of council, wrote to
Health Officer Dunwoody for full state
ment of the facts. Yesterday he received
the following reply:
OFFICE HEALTH OFFICER,
BRUNSWICK, GA, July 81, 1889.
Dr. Il. B. Harris, Chairman Committee on
Health and Cemetery, SdUQnnuh:
DEAR SIR-Hour communication of July 30
lnquring about the health OF Brunswick is re-
celYed l will say in reply that the report
about suspicious case Of fever is absolutely
without foundation, Mr.. Brailsford Night
lngale, who died here, has been
continuous resident here for the last two years
He visited his fathers rice plantation, on the
Altamaha river. not long ago, and bathed in a
place where the surface drainage of a great
portion Of the town emptied and, from the com
bination of causes he contracted hemorragic
malarial fever which caused his death
There is no suspicion surrounding it, A few
cases Of intermittent fever, which are usual
here at this season, are reported here, but at
present there is very little sickness, and the
sanitary condition of Brunswick was never
better. Very truly, j. A DUNwooDY,
Health
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CEMENT.

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MARKET PRICES. -,,v,
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Office: Drayton Street, Citizens Bank Dui1'
ing. Telephone 40.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-27
uGennertatein".

-9aie oft 1T idon Der wiroige Stonb
ber Sd9ee un6 B6riter uerIeumbet nor.
ben - beinabe ebeuio> oft, ruie berieniee
oer S6wie9ermiitter! s9igerIatein"
puroe oas Sti6mort ilr aae a1n, be-
ionoers fsden 9iiseu, uno man warpe falt
gu benz @Iauten perleitet, bic walo. itnb
beiOebnrdidpeiisnoeu glimroOe ieien Die
einSi9en Wteiiterliigner in unierer 10
wabrbeitsIebenoen i3eit. llno ooh lit
oas Gin GROCER Srrtbum uuo cine ibrei.
enoe llnserc6tisteit gegeu bieien ebIeu
Stano ia man m6dte fat glauben, Die
@eilter Der erI6oiienen Saien II. /. 10.
bdtten ii5 iiir ibren tragii6en Sob ba:
bur6 rd6en pOllen, bnB iie in ,wei6ei.
ili9e, acknowledgements 6eoer.
tudler 9efabrcn ieien, nm ibre ebema.
ligen Oe6r6er burb iible 9tu6reocn mos
ralii9 umSubrin9en. 9iein @s gi6t nod
cine Uten9e BrOTeiliousu mO StdnSe,
pel6e 9nnSe gegiouen pon OfeiIterliia,
nern beruorgebradt babsn; oabin aebo.
rem, anber ben beiagten Yerlcumbern beS
Sdgeritanoes ieIblt, !. y. Die Cheer.
lafeu bic SauoluugsrsiienSen, Die
Uarttraeer, bic ameritauiiben golitifer
II. 10. 9inen beruorragenocu 1iana
nebmen in bieier Jtategorie un6eOiuet aud
bic ibneIIiiiRi9en Gjanpme6e oocr 6eIner
Elm. BON einem bieier woIIsn mir nads
itsbeno gu gtue unO 6rommen Der Qelers
melt siue Seiltung mittbeilen, bic, 70 elm.
ia6 uno nieoIi9 iie aud 1T, fid oan,
aewiB aIs WeiiterIii9e icbeu Iu6cn tanm.
SIe tommt aus Der ufrirIanOerten Saupts
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-27

ifaot Der dmeritaniIden SutsIigens mb
glarrbeit, aus Bolton ndmli6. gIIio
yb6ret has NidrIein unb ipiset bic Oebrs
-Iein ia
Sin 6ellner in eiuem Der faibionable.
fen SoteIs pon Bolton bat cine gnts
beduus semudt, pelde neues 9i6t auf
bic bodwidtise 6rase wirft, wOSu bic
0tatte ibren Sdwan3 Sat;
freiIi9, bies bat MIR auf bic ipcilelfen,
iOSuiasen ouf bic seiitise 9(riitotraiie
Der Staten 8ejus. gr erSdbIt bars
iiber:
lluiere SotsItii6e wir6 bur6 eine
Static uon ungemobnIiber SntelIieens
unli9er 9ema6t. @s ilt idabe, 6ab bic:
les g8unOertbier nod ni9t sin9efangen
unb in vDime. .ORuieen@ aus9sitelIt wors
ben lit. Die 9fatte bat idon wabrbaft
uerbIiiiIenbe Proben ibrsr Sdlaubeit ab.
selest; uber bic sroBartisite 6erielbeu
babe i9 por einigen Gn9en nit eiseneu
glu9en 9eie9en. Denten Sic ii9 uurl
SD babe mid idOn oft sewunbert, baB
Oieier uierbeinige MeilterOieb, o6wobl er
allem glnidein na6 feinen 9el6dfts:
tbeiIbaber bat, 10 srOBe 0uantitdteu
Nabrun9smittcl aui cinmal iueSibleppen
tann, : aber Jest lit bas 9tdt6ieI se:
IOit 9In einem Der Ietten gl6euSe bate
ib gu un9ewobnIi6er 3eit SeranIui.
jung, III imiere aibe gu 9eben. Gs mar
i6on butter, ais i9 eiutrat; iobalb iib
aber meine glu9en oil Die Sunfelbeit 9es
w0bnt Batten, geluabrte ib eiu bod.
Invertebrates Sbauipiel. SD iab bic
9tutte = bic aud t6rperIi9 ein unge;
w0bnIi9es GrentpIar ibrer 9taIIe, eiu
wabrer @IOIiatb lit = bebddtig an eiuer
groBen S6iiieI binnuilauien, peI6e
nit friib9ebadenen S9muISringeI6eu
(Doughnuts) gefIlt mar. 9tatiirIi9
uerbieIt i6 mid mdus6eniliu. 9hn
9ewabrte i'd, pie bic punberbare Static
fat ben sanSen SnbuIt Der S6iiie! forts
i6Ieppte, inbem lie ndmlidb ibren Iangen
S6wanS in bic S9hiieI itredte un6 elm
0tinseItben uu6 benz anberen auf benieIs
ben reibte, 9erabe mie man Berleu auf
cine S9uur reibt. 9lls iie nun ibrcn
9anjeu S6wnns iol9erHaben beIaben
bate, bre9te fe f6 nm, ribtete bic
SdwauSipite in bic SObe, faBte fie in
ibre 3dbne unO rannte nun triumpbireuo
nit sroBer @upticitdt bapon. @s bau:
erte mebrere Niiuutsn, bis i9 rpis6er Sur
Seiinnuns setommen mar, = 10 iebr
bate mid 6ieier Rattenitreid uerbIafit.
ga, 8Oiton lit cine 9roBe Stabt, NIB
oon Oer SnteIlisenS. nit rueIder bic 9uft
sei9pdusert 1T, sebt ipsar in bic Statten
etpas ii6er
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-27
Sie noroIi6e @renJfraee.

DetnnntliG ipirb baIb bic widtios
Nufgabe, bic @rensliuie Spii ben benz
ameritanii6sn Gerritorium 9(lasta unb
bir canubiibcn Dominion feit,uleten, in
glngriif genonmeu weroen. Die beiben
Riilten uuo 9aubuermehuugs: Partien,
weI9e ameritanii6ericits nit oieier glr.
belt betraut ipuben, iino bereits pom
San 6raneisco abgersiit. gs banSdt
ii6 oarum, Die 9renSIinie am 14l.
Sdngegrao nidt rueniger ais etpa 700
en9iibe WteiIeu melt enOgiltig ,u be.
ltimmelt, nno man erwa.tet, baB bic
Nrbsit Is Ofonatt in glnipru3 nebmen
Mrs. gSie i6ou friber ausaefibrt,
bdnst uon ber @nti6eioun9 bieler @jren,.
fra9e audi bas nmeritauii9e unb cana j..
oiide Beiieredt auf gewiiie aussebe9nte
@oloIGnoercisn ab, iunb pirb ben ganas
oiern, bic es ia aud nOtbia brau6en,
cbns 3peiiel Der Q6pennntbeil an ben
@oIofeIoern 5nertannt merben miiilsn.
Utan bari erporten, bab bieie Der.
mciiungen uniere j1enuiniB uon unierem
9roBen uorblitbeu Gerritorium bcoertenb
erweitsru wsrSen. Die @ermelIunas.
route wirS beiuabe CUR SdIfte our6 ein
gang unwirtbiumes uno idwer ,ugaus.
Iides Ser9Iano 9eben, uno an cine IN;
nnterbro6ene Qlusfibtung Der gtrbeitcn
1T ni6t gu centen; pieImebr wirO man
iie i'm tommenoen Ninter 9ans einltellen
miihen. nm iie im nd6ltsn CONNER Al
9nbe 81 fiibren. Oas beoeuten6ite prat:
tiide 0teiuItat ber 8ermeiiunqen wirb
entidiereu in Oer 8eitimmuna Der @reu,.
linie in Der 9oIbrei9eu Rsgion bes
Outon;GbaIes liesen, peIde iiberbaupt
bic erite SeranIaiiuns gu benz @renlitrsit
9e9eben bat. Q4eiter6in ioa aber au6
Der 2auf bes Duton unb ieines wibti9en
gtebeniluHes, bts BOrcupiue, senau ieit.
aeitelt werOeu. gluf bic 6ortidritte
9IIastds t0nnen bieie @rmittelunscn
9roBen @influb baben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-27

ltnter Der Spit tmarte
Der Sun6 als Sinbermdo6en" wirb
aus .9ouisuiae foIsen6es @elbidt6en
mitgetbeilt: Sin prd6ti9es Spitem,
ibren tIeinsn Sungen por unbequemcr
9teiieIuit gu idieeu, bic ibu cuf 9lbwe9e
bate fiibreH t6nuen. bat 6rau glnna
gSoobs erfunbeu. Die Sade mar ean,
eiufad, has refine Gi bes Columbus.
Ou mar Der g,oBe. treue 9leufunbIdnber,
has CUTE gieb oem pur6e ein Grid INT
ben gals eebunSeu, unb BAG anbere Gnoe
in an9emeiiener Gntfcrnuug al glusuit.
6ens 9anoscIent. lip ewig uu9e6ebIt. Z"
@6, wie ipieIien iie 10 bibid ;uiammen /!
Gas mar ia beiier, oIs elm 6inoermdo.
den. 3ie 3ipei tounte man rubia atlein
iaiien. 9Iber ba fam elm biinbiider
6oIlese nno iteate ii9 benz biu6ii6en
6inoermdoden por uno meinte, Gin paar
Sdritte Tonne man ibou weiter qeben /;
aus ben paar S6ritten purben mebr,
uno es ging idueIIer. unb Ausuit6en
INNER nit, bis es ibm an Der SbeIbu.
unO 2amptonitraBe III pisl wur6e, uno
er aus 9eibeslrditen idrie. Gum Slid
Fam bcr BOIi,iit g9ortb Ses gaegcs, unS
ons vSinbtrmdo6en" fam Der 9oIi,ci.
9cualt ee9eniiber Sur gernuuft, mnroe
gang ROTH por 8elbdmung mb leB iid
nit glusuitden mad Sauie bringen, 9,
bic Stimme Der VeriIbrung
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-27

Sn bem fstaIiiden9obrIode bsi gis.
raItOwib itieB man bieierSase auf 6obIe.
8ieieIbe ideint Der 3abrser al @ite
nidt uad,uitsben. Dos Sl6e Iassrt in
elmer Giefe pou etIpa l70m. - 2lnf 6sm,
tatboIiideu 6rieobofe in @6rIis pur6s
auf bsr @ruft oeS ueritorbensn Gjeiit.
Iiden Sfatbs 6ran; @iurtb Gin prddtisss
DsntmaI eutbilIt. --WiaurermeiterSo Sobn
in Uiiniterbers bat cine Sorri9tuus sur
@rrettuns ideintoOt Stsrabener eriun.
ben uno bereits ieiue grfinNuns bel benz
8ei6ss 9atentamt ansemeIbet. - Su
0iatibot ber 6anjIeirutb @uriie.-3um
britten MuIe bradten Undergraduate
idwsre @switttr BEN 5Iursn 6es 9uIen.
ssbirgss sroben S9dOen. 0iesmat
warsB ss bsipuSrrs bic Ortidaitsu
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-27

= Man tann nj t itinem 9ooic
auirisosn iein, aud weun man teincs
bs'itt,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1889-06-27

Nitn: 7 Der berii5mte @DuatoIoaeSoi,
ratb 8rsistp; Der @rai G6eobor Seui,
isnliamm, Der unter bem 9lanten 9bepooi
Stamm in ben Gier5iser Sabren poetiidbt
8erte psr0heHtli9t bat, pelde /. st.
uieIseiddpt wurben, unD elm 8sternn Oes
SofsOperntbeaters. ber 3esiileur 6raul
I. Steiner. - 3pii6en osm prinSen
Alois Sdpar,enbsrg unb bem 8aron
GrIan9er, eiuem Sobu hes rei6en 9ans
tiers fano Elm Sd6elousa itatt, bel mel,
dem beibe Oueuan.m uerleet purbsn.
Bring Sdwarjenbera erbieIt cine @unb,
I'M @eii9te, Baron @rIanser einen 9iek
iiber ben Sopf. Der gtntaB gum Ouel
mar ber, baB priuD Sdpar1enbsrg bel
BEN 6reuoeuauer Jteuuen an ben Sisg,
wsl9eH @rlanser's Bierb ,Sosl" errana,
cine 8emsrfuug fniipfte, weIde Grlans
ger sufdlis b6rte anO our9 weIde CT iid
bsIsibist fiiblie. = Der Soii9auipieIeI
.Gitter D. Sonuentbal@ 1T pom G,robs
bersoe uon 0eimar 6urd Yerlsibung bee
8ittertreuSes erlter JsIaiIe bes SaussOrs
bens pom Weiben 6aIten ausge,eidnei
woroeu. - Der bsim Reubauer Rrebit,
uertiH anseiie1te seOmptOiriit Soisf Ser.
nauer purbe wesen 6dliduHg pom 9BsdI
irln in jienIib bebeutenbsm Betr0e
baftst. = Das S9murassi
tbsilte ben falIiten SpebiI
Sabrsn idperen Rsria
idnIbeter gri6a. "
wOItthaiisisik
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-19
watches on Eleotric Cars.

Many complaints have been heard from
residents of other cities, where there are
electric railroads, that watches are SO SEN
sitive to the electric current as to be much
damaged. 1t seems to have been quite
generally assumed that such will be the
case with the watches of passengers on the
electric cars in this city. So far as can be
learned, no complaints on this score have
yet been heard by any of the conductors
On the Park Square Brookline route, and
several of the conductors who were ques-
toned on this subject to-day said their
watches were keeping correct time. One
conductor said that on one of the cars a
week ago his watch--a gold one, of Elgin
make-was three minutes fast. He showed
the watch as he spoke, and it was still ex-
actiy three minutes ahead of the correct
time If a watch is carried into the cleo
tric power house, said the conductor, it
will of course be badly affected. He had
not heard of any watches being injured on
the cars. Another conductor said he did
not know enough about electricity to saw
whether or not watches would be injured,
That his own time-piece was all right he
was certaln.-Boston Transcript.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-19
THE LATEST CABIsET slate.
Estee or Swift Now Named for Secretary
OF Aericulture

WASHINGTON, February 1sth.-Warner Millerrs
New York friends declare that he positively
viii not reconsider his deeiinaton of the Sec
retaryship of Agriculture, and that New York
Will not be represented in the Cabinet Many
euessers are putting Senator Palmer in either
the Navy or Agricultural Department, but he
has repeatedly declared that he wants no
Cabinet position. 1t is understood that the
Governorship of Michigan would suit him bet
ter. As near as any one can get to Cabinet at
this time is: Blaine for Secretary of State, Win
dom for Secretary OF the Treasury, Rusk for
Secretary OF War Thomas for Secretary of the
Navy, John w. Noble for Secretary of the In.
terror, w. ii. II. Miller of Indiana for Attorney
General, John Wanamaker for Postmaster
General, and Estee or Swift of California for
Secretary of Agriculture.
The reports from Indianapolis that Congress
man John r. Thomas, of the Cairo, H., District
had been selected for Secretary of the Navy in
Harrison's cabinet have made that gentleman
the center of a constant throng of inquiries To
the RECORD UNIONS press reporter Thomas de-
elined to say anything at all as to the truth OF
the report that gave him place at the special
table OF the next Administration To friend
Thomas is reported to have said that personally
he knew nothing about Hsrrison's intentions in
the matter. but that a telegram received in this
city last night from Private Secretary Halford
stated that he had been selected for the head OF
the Navy Department
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-19

TFLEGRAPnlc RREYLTLEs.

at Grass Valley, J. K. Ahler, travelling ped
der, died in the town Jail Sunday night Cause,
alcoholism.
Henry Lozeille, night watchman for the
Truckee Lumber Company, fell down stairs yes.
terday and broke his Leck.
At Topeka, KS, G. l. Badly shot and killed
James Elliston yesterday, because the latter had
accused him Of intimacy with his (Ellistons)
wife
George Boichers was examined ct Stockton.
yesterday on charge OF obtaining money under
false pretenses and held TO answer Bail was
given, and he was released.
sensation has been created in Monn Yer
non. n. l., by the arrest of Paschel Bsrquet
proprietor of book store, on charge of burg
lsry. He has been one of the leading citizens OF
the place.
AT Detroit an evangelist named A. o. Willis
who IS q reformed convict. was insulted re-
peatedly in q street car by fellow named Dali
ton. and finally he turned to and thrashed his
tormentor within an inch Of his life When he
got through he cried like child and cot down
on his knees and asked God to forgive him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-19
A Large Organ.

A correspondent of La Science en- Famille
states that in the Protestant church at Ii
bau, Russia, there is an organ which occu-
pies the whole width of the church, about
sixty feet, and has 131 registers, 5000
pipes and IA bellows of large size. 1t has
4 harpsichords and pedal. The largest
pipe is formed of planks 8 inches thick
and 81 feet in length, and has section Of Z
square inches, and weighs 1910 pounds.
Besides the 131 registers, there are 81
accessory stops that permit of combining
various parts of the instrument without
having direct recourse to the registers.
By special pneumatic combination, the
organist can couple the four harpsichords
and obtain surprising results. For the
sake of comparison the following large
instruments of this kind may be cited !:
Organ of the cathedral of Riga, 125 regis
tiers; Garden City cathedral, 100; st. AL
bert Hall, London, 100; cathedral of Ulm.
100; st. Georges Hall, Liverpool, 100
Notre Dame, Paris. 90; Boston cathedral,
So; cathedral of Schwerin, So; st. Nicho-
las church. Leipsic, IS; Cologne cathe-
dral, 42-Scientife Anse-ican.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-19
THE LIGHT BREAKING.
Prospect of the Arrest of the Assassins
of Colonel Clayton.

ST. LOUIS, February lsth.-The Little Rock
(Ark.) Gazette says: "There is but little doubt
from facts that have come to light within the
past few days, that the assassins of Colonel John
NJ. Clayton are known, and that before long
they will be in the clutches of the law" The
Gc=efc claims that after the arrest of certain
citizens of Conway county for unlawful inter
ference with the Federal election, overtures
were made to the Republican State Central
Committee for compromise, by which the
prosecution would be stopped. The committee
agreed to compromise, but refused to withdraw
the reward offered for the arrest of the masked
men who stole the ballotbox.
The representative of the parties at Morrilton
returned to that point feeling that the agree
ment would be satisfactory, and stating TO
friend of Colonel Clayton's in Little Rock that
he believed the agreement would save Clayton's
life. The parties for whom he had been treat
ing, however, refused to comply with the terms
because the reward of 81, 900 had not been with
drawn. Beyond this nothing is known of the
conclusion reached by the Morrilton parties
but it is certainthat on that night two men went
from Morrilton to Plummeryille.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-19
AWFUL DESTRUCTION.
Horrors of the Recent Terrible Earth.
luakes in Costa Rfca.

New YORK, February lSth-The Press contains
the following description of the recent earth
quake in Central America, dated San Jose, Costa
Rica, January 10th: The capital of the repub-
lie has been completely destroyed by a series of
earthquakes, beginning on the evening of De-
cember 29th, the latest of which passed over us
yesterday.
Further shocks ere expected every moment,
and the horrors of the hour are increased by
the probability of an eruption of the volcanoes
and molten lava on a valley in which a popula-
tion Of S,000 is centered. Both of these volca-
noes have shown signs of growing activity in
the wreaths of blue steam ascending from their
craters.
AS nearly as can be aseertained, about 200
lives have been lost thus far, and the injured
number nearly 1000. The homeless multitude
of terror-stricken survivors wander about in
state of demoralized CONSERVATION easier i'm
agined than described.