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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
STATE CONVENTION.
NORTH CAROLINA DEMOCRATS HAIR
MONIOUS AND SOLID.
In Full sympathy with the AiIiance-The
Nominations Made by Acclamation--
The Platform.
IsrecIal teleeram 70 tho pispatch.

RALEraH, n. c.. August 2O.-The Demo-
cratic Stote Convention met here at noon
today and was called to order by Chair
man Smith, of the State Executive Com
mittee. He referred to the Farmers Al
lance, and said its views were those OF the
Democrats, and that it was not antaso-
nistic. He said success was certain. ~
LeaZer was made temporary chairinan'
An earnest speech was made by Thomas d.
Jarvis, Ex-Governor of the State, ana an
ollusiOn TO Senator Vance as the leauet VI
the Democracy was greeted with app'huu,Io
lasting several minutes. Mr.. jarvis, Hhe
all other speakers, referred 10 the aillahce'
and said he wished 60 see such action
taken rs would satisfy all their demands
BY AcCLAMArIOS.
A permanent organization was then Ell
fected, with n. A. Gudger "a president
Augustus = Merrimon was nominated LOT
Chief Justice and Walter Clark for Assist
ant Justice of the Supreme Court by ac-
clamatlon, and the nominations OF nine
Judges Of Superior Courts were ratihed by
reclamation.
THE PLATFORM.
The convention adopted n PLATFORM. In
this the Farmers Alliance platform was
incorporated bodily. This in brieF de-
mands the abolition Of national bankf, the
prevention of dealings in futures, the iree
coinage Of silver. the prohibition OF aNen
ownership Of land, aud the limitation\ot
revenue 10 the necessary expenses OF tNe
Government economically administered.
THE RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were adopted:
Resoired. That the next Legislature be re-
auested 10 increase the fund for the MAIN
tenance of public schools.
Resolved. That the Democracy Of North
Carolina take a just pride in the able ana
patriotic course Of their Senators and ne
preseutativcs In Congress touching the
Great public questions that have been before
them for action, and especially do we ap-
preciate the great ability and zeal on SEMI
tor Vance in the prOtractcd contest on the
tariff question, which reflects honor ana
credit alike on him and the State of horth
Carolina. and we cordially commend ms
reelection TO the United States SENATE by
the next General Assembly OF North Caro-
lima, and we commend the wise and salts is
factory administration Of our state ON
GERS. We reafiirm the Democratic pat
form. State and national.
The FORCE ELL DENOUNCED.
We likewise denounce the iniquitous
! Lodge force bill, whose purpose Is 20 es-
| tablish a second period OF reconstructi4n
| in the southern States; 10 subyert the no
critics Of our people and inhame new
race autagonism and sectional animosl-
ties: and we deuouuce the tyTannical ac-
ton of Speaker Reed and his abettors, who
have changed the Federal House OF Repre-
sentatives from delberatiye body INTO a
machine TO register the will of few par
! tisan leaders. The convention was IN SEES
sion only three hours aud was harmonious
| and enthusiastic.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

If the appointment Of Colonel WILLIAM
f. SIMS TO foreign consulship is not an
intentional slap in M,HoNE's face from the
Administration ii is at least gall and worm
wood TO the little Boss.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

THE GOULD CASE .;.c ~,
Charles Gould had beer. out huH''s ~
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
Dpopos,IsWILLBE RECEIVED

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECtlN hy
uptoS o'clock T. NJ. Of >AlOkpAi,
y. lssl. for tho fOiiCHlus blLLr 90
for repairs % Free bridge ~ Nhi ~ OBJ. a.
Ous huuire! ani eight hO4sAu1 H-'
BOARD MEASURE, throe - inches ~
length. OF eight ~ seetsi1 ,'l inches, pf
pies OF tna. Length, not less thsn ei.L' t'i
nor more tnAn twelve ~ Inches vide .. Id
-Four hundred aud twenty AZ pieces
inches b. six l5i inches ny tea lJ zee. y.
10 be- accurately sawed - thickness, silb 81
sau.re. no tom etges ant tree 9. ~. II
SNAKES AMI checks and other in!urio-, -''o,-''|
ALl.-HKAkr PINE .,,t.y,
The following numbars aud lengt.' ~ 20
four a, inches nick By Ten lJl iAcle' ra
namely: Thiriy-aye go pieces slN',.- "a
feel long. sixty ON pisces eighteen 80.
long, one nun bred and i've iool pieces 80.
four S2U feet loag. twenty-five 40 piceV' 800.
slx .f6i feet long, and twelve 10 pie.e' 49, )
eight ,gsl feet long All 70 De scc4t A.e.f =. 4
thickness with All ends square, 49, ~.
Knots, wind-shakes, aud checks ani w.
rtous defects calculated 20 Impair sEres II
Lumber 70 Do delivered 81 elmer 49,. i
or At Seventh street, hsnches.eH 1eu' a. h
CON mencs within rfteen giSl days 81 -.
pletei within sixty ,0N days eiigi f','.,
Aneo Of bid. Payments 20 b. male W.. lft
OF each tsenty-nye thousand l23.N ic'a ,.s
right Is reserved 10 reject any OF al o''>
TIP. cANPBsLL, Chaif@aS'
su is,lt.io,is&ai hNhiSNH-'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
MRS. GOULD REARRESTEo.
| She VIII He Examined This Mornins i''
Commitment.

MuRpHY. N. c.. August ls.-Mr.. Lillian
cnriJ wiaeiv known in connection with
the Charles Nutcomb Gould homicide, y was as
preparing to leave here this morhins 80
ro,ie to Buffalo, N. Y, when she was wa, iI bad
rested at the instance OF parties WIN, tha
been previously cabled by members % ,at sso
Gould family In England to have mel 49, II 30
into custody whenever she atteInp ~ thu
leave Murphy before the meeting a >"
supreme Court in October. Her sniacI ~
ton for commitment begins at i I sensa-
morrow morning and will be hign''
tional.
THE GOULD CASE a.,
Charles Gould had bsep out bulti"s w
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

Bosses REED and QCAY and the rest Of
the gang are having lovely Kilkenny cat
fight. 1t is very refreshing in this hot
summer weather. "When rogues fall out,
honest men get their dues"
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
rrOuNTATN.TOp HOTEL AND

vi SPRINGS, over Rockhsh Gap, Blue klige
mountains, T. 9q6 feeb8boye the level OF the ssa.
Fine views a delightful summer resort cheap
board, strong iron sptings Many sl.ta S' 20
tbe invalid. pleasure-seeker, aud families. OF
easy access. Address Messrs. MAsslE g CO.,
Alton. Va ~ vim
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
NCEAN-VIEW HOTEL.

This wel-known SEASIDE RESORT Is now
omen 10 the public Eight miles from Norfolk.
BATHING unexcelled, perfect security, no 10.
~ ~ Atlantic coast: boats with all equipment
suppled. Tns JENKINS TRANSFER cohPA-
NJ In Norfolk, will give special attention 10 our
guests. Address ,,,,,t,,,,,,.
, Oo9p Ocean View, Va
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
MEETINGS.

A STATED CONyOCATION .,Isse
"A Of LAFAYETTE ROYAL ARCH IA
CHAPTER, No. 43, will De held at the .t5TNs3
tabernacle IN ST. Adams Han, corner ,.vp
Third and Main streets. THIS thursday ~ Il,
MING. August 2lst. a 7:30 o'clock. All hoSs
Arch Masous in good standing are in'lt'u "
attend. nj,
BY order Of tho Most Eminent uieh Priest,
au 2i-lt :. Is. JAlObN, oeCIctoI -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
AGRICULTURAL COLLEGE.
Determination to Keep 1t Open Despite
the Action of the Trustees.


Especial telegram to the DispatchI
R,1FIGH. n. c., August 20. "A meeting OF
the trustees of the Agricultural and Me
chanical College was held here to-day, at
which it was stated that the Department OF
Agriculture will pay to the co e .E,s only
II Isl Is proposed by the trustees to carry
on the college until the Legislature meets.
even if il becomes necessary to reduce the
salaries of the professors. All OF the lat
ter assent to reduction. Inc college
needs -. 900 to carry it until the new year:
There is 81, 900 on hand now. 1t Is desired
10 get g. 900 from the Department of Agri-
culture at once, and it is hoped that $4,000
will be realized from the sale OF lot.
THE FIRST BALE.
The first bale of cotton of this season
was received here this afternoon. 1t wa;
grown in Wake county by Peter Pool. aad
was only three days later than the earliest
bale on record IN this market.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

The President Tuesday approved the de-
signRtion Of the following named persons
Management Of the Government exhibit At
| tie Chicago exhibition, D. s. Brown. Chief
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
ON THE WING.
The Great West as Seen by "A Tourist from
Virginia to Colorado.

Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.l
DENVER COL, August Is. 1890.
After stopping between trains In Clncln-
nati in the enjoyment Of its suburbs, almost
unsurpassed. a day in st. Louis. which
nearly grows out of recognition between
quadrennial visits. and n day and night in
Kansas City. whose Union depot seems
| like great funnel taking in double the
| travel that it can let out, your correspond
| ent made a Decline through the state OF
| Kansas to the mountains OF Colorado The
name of Kansas is somehow not eupho-
NOUS TO southern ears, but its fields,
sticking out with fatness," are delight
| TO all eyes. A long stretch OF desert land
| is overcome before the summit of Pixies
Peak. 1900 feet above tide, introduces
you TO the longed-for Rocky Mountains.
THE MIDDLE METROPOLIS.
About its base are the ManitOn and Colo
RADIO Springs Saratoga of the West
and ND its sides is the tOrtuous cOg-rOad,
on which, the first great ascent has luSt
been made. Denver, exactly one mile
above sea-level, is called the " Middle Me;
tropohs." and is marvel of beauty and
progress. In ten years Its populatlon-
now 126. 000-has increased 81 900, and with
the population has come immense wealth.
not merely from the twenty millions OF
gold and silver annually dug out OF sur
rounding mountains, but from capital
transferred from all parts Of the Union.
Nineteen railroads focus on and radiate
from this centre; blocks of business-houseS
rise from five TO nine stories: electric and
cable and horse-cars penetrate all parts OF
the city: public buildings and grounds
and avenues of elegant residences are mo-
dels of architectural and landscape-gar-
dening skill, and certainly beautiful for
situation" Amid the towering Rockies IS
the capital city of Colorado.
FROM THIRTY-sIx STATES.
In one of the large churches there are
members hailing from thlrty-siX OF the
United States. Among familiar faces met
is our recent fellow-townsman, Mr.. Homer
Cooper, son OF the pastor of the Richmond
First Baptist church. who holds his fair
name and bids fair for business fame. On
next Sunday there Is to be in the First
Baptist church here great missionary
mass-meeting, Rev. Henry G. Mable, -.
D., lately elected secretary Of the American
Baptist Missionary Union, being present,
q, route for tour around the world for the
inspection OF missions.
BENEFITS or THE STORMS.
Telegraphic communication has already
informed YOU Of the fearful and destructive
tempests prevailing in these regions. With
sincerest sympathy with the suffering,
there is grain Of consolation 10 certain
refugees TO these mountains IN the retec-
ton that the pure Dir IS more purified by
these thunder-storms and cloud bursts.
whereby greater Immunity IS secured from
| their beie nOir. yclept "hay-fever." II was
designed 20 give some hedrsGys Of projects
aud politics. and products and prospects
and people of this city and state, but your
| space Is too precious for further trespass.
The Dispatch Is daily treat. Ii. A. L.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
Weather Nonditions In Europe.

LoyDos. August ra-A great storm has has
devastated the region txtendlng nom TX
cidioull 10 Mremont. m y rance. ln ir,,ls
have been many fatal cases ofsGU
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
Two Female Con,ie,s Burned to Death

AUGUSTA, Ga. August ia special 10
tho Chronicle from Washington. Ca. says
Two female county conyicts were burned
to death last night In o house on the farm
of II. j. Hill. who has the leasing of all the
conyicts in that judicial circuit. The cause
Of the fire is unknown.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

The first bale of cotton arrived this year
before the 6Ora.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
40! FOR SEVEN PINES.
Tho SEVEN PINES RAILWAY COMPANY Will
run a SPECIAL EXCURSION
EVERY THURSDAY

until further notice. leaving their station, TWEEN
ty-sixth and streets, at 1880 O'Clock +. NJ.
Leaving Seven Pines at 10 O'Clock, arriving in
Richmond at l0:i5 o'clock.
Music and dancing free. Swings, ten-pin Ill
leys, &C. Refreshments at city prices. NO I'M
proper characters will DO allowed on the grounds
Good order will positively be maintained. Eiec-
trio cars connect with this special train.
RICHMOND CITY AND SEVEN PINES
~ 93-lm RAILWAY COhfANi'
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

Unsurpassed In appointments, table and gene
raj attention. Terms lees, for the accommodA-
tions, entertainments, aud amusemenis given,
man al sny resort OF its prestige in tho United
states Music twice q day by tho celebrated
Fort Monroe Band; nightly hops. Safest aud
mos. delightful surf bathing on the coast: good
calling, flaming. ami drSlnf, fIelaen, pre-
saily inspection., drills. parades, cannon and
ride target practice. A bread expsnse Of salt
water surrounds Old Point Comfort, hence there
No oDnrasstva hsst Tue evenings are delight
tui, ana the nights cool and refreshing. Tue
most charming N arine Views In the world. Send
Tor daacr,ntiye namphlet. I'm. PIKE,
ia ei.ss su' TuSThtsel Manager.
NTILLBORO SPRINGS. BATH
wi COUNTY, VA, two miles from Miliporo'
Dono. Csesapeake and OHIO railway. sulphur
Alum and Cnaly beA.e Waters For rates, &c,
address n,y,cso.,
my ~ eod3n' ia iD'oN q W.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
ISAAC SYCLE & CO.,
3O3 Broad street.
NOTE LOCATION.
Tau g0-2tl
LEV II DAVIS

Our GREAT CLOsING.oUr sAL8 Offers this
week some very unusual bargains. First NO
will mention
PoRTIERRs
Although it may DO a little early for these
goods. yet tho price IS an inducements 10 buy
them any time.
The f2O quality reduced 20 40: the si1 quality
20 s.; the SO quality 70 % 10, the s. quality
20 s22g, and the g quality 20 fLSO.
LACE CURTAINS.
some rare bargains will DO found here.
FINE LACE CURTAINS with tapped edges,
formerly sold at g., now marked sos; those
formerly sold az 6 now tlys, aud some
formerly sold at a.. 50 and s. ali marked ssc.
COLoRED GROs-GRAlN SILKS.
To close ont our entire stock Of these goods w
offer the biggest bargains ever shown In his
city.
The tlsO quality reduced 10 SOC. per yard; the 81
quality to 36c., and the 75c. quality - 25c.
per yard.
REMNANTS OF SILK
in eros Grains. Rhsdma.. and surahs-plsin
colors ami fspcy-at one quarter the regular
price. Goods that sold az 81 a yard are now 81
Tor 4-ysrd remnant-excelent opportunity
70 secure some desirable patterns for chilirens
dresses or for trimmings.
MEN's PRRCALE SHIRTS, with collars and
cuffs 10 match--the 81 and 81. IS quality now Sc ;
the 75c. quality i3c.
NICKEL-PLATED STEEL sCIssoRs-soods
that cost Sc a dozen 20 import-all 80 ~ Csc per
pair.
LADIES STRIPED SKIRTS reduced from Csc.
each to 3yc.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

"why, now cannot get enough to eat"
says one lady who formerly had no sppe.
lite. but took Hoods SaEsaparills
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
Horsford's Acid Phosphate
MAKES DELICIOUS LEMONADE.

scd,er and s,osetensd 10 nc TASTE sciQ b. found NJ.
trsaGg and l.eio~atisa
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
Consumption.
FWH"NF'TFF""s
Mrs " r. boswell, 90 y. s.a street

Mrs VI y. boswell, 30 y. s,a street. Ri,smo-s.
i, Va. writes
feel 70 ny dptZ 10 vito sni s'te't TIE s0-,e7 70
-rir.n Blood Cur1 10ul1' " s efltrufy f...t
,iscr.ilys tonic Ihtgs used itf1r several uralt l
rnv family FOR chronic nleefafi1n of ths hps f.s
pati,atis physician pf17ouncei nc fruDe F'I Peg
ioyrn OF dyspapslA Afiera sar irntfuHnt slfH rr
st.nf gradual walsl1z ~ patient, tho Doctor recon
nor ioi as change. outdoor crunfrf tf IfHf. f.i
tYter-4lar 'ronhls ari c11m6nrei Che lsf ~ fas
Tie patient .9on hegan gradually 20 luYf3ss, a. 10
now entirely VOL an1 hardy
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
rtNr rnRAccn LANDS.

The tobacco-fever is rising already for
next wear. Mr. William Hodges shipped
over 400 pounds of fine tobacco from this
Mace to Oxford last Saturday. and SO fine
Is the impression il has made with the to-
bacco experts in that county that there are
many who desire TO secure lands here for
the cultivation Of the crop next year.
Half a dozen tobacco growers have already
been engaged and many more Will be
eought for
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
CHAMBER or CONN EECE'l
RICHMOND. Va, August ~. le5V.

CHAMBER or COMhEEIE'i
RICHMOND. Va, August ~. le8v. ;
A GENERAL MEETING OF THE
n SUBSCRIBERS TO STOCK IN III c ny Sl,,ii
N0ND CHAMBER or COMMERCE ~ lLD jlN'I
win be held al the rooms OF the ChsulI r, may
NEXT. August "a, at - O'Clock VI. AZ business IS
~ importance viii be before the meeting u ~
desirable that eyory subscriber shall DO pfeseu'
In person or by proxy.
Nv order OF the Board NJ Directors
JOHN y. PURCELL, president
u A DTNIOP. Secretary. az -l-tt
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PROPOSALS

CEALED BIDS FOR bllLpln'
- The JACKsOS-PARK HorE- Wy
Va, received un.n SEPTEMBER lN-
The compsny reserves tho usa' 81 i-.'-'' ~
bid u sees ~
Plans sad specifications can TO so''
Office " the Secretary.
A. A. CAMPBELL
--creAY
su7- IN. sukTu9t WHOM -
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

HOTEL IMPERIAL. ATLANTIC
III CITY, MARYLAND AVENUE, DIRECTLY
ON THE BEACH.-Open oil tho year. mana
sonnely furnished, heat, gas, elecirio-Dells.
Cui,ine unexceled. Receives 200 guests. Terms,
slO 10 sls per week s. 10 s. per day. Richmond
patronage solicited. q. W. hENDhiCh.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

All letters and ;elegrams mus; be addressed to
YnE DISPATCH COMPANY.
Rejected communications will not be returned.
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al NM ER RkSOHrS.

DERSONS DESIRING COUNTRY
BOARD for the hot slckly months OF Au-
gust and September can ind comfort and rest
at GLENMARYE, Box ~, Louisa county va.
Terms cheap. au @I-It
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21

Reading notices ia reading-mst;er type, Eve
lines or lcss 81: in noupariel loaded, nc.
Gard OF rates Tor more space furnished on APP
plioation.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1890-08-21
RY CRIMINAL DOCKET.
More Larceny Cases Than Ever Known
Understandable Field Acquitted.

Correspondence Of tho Richmond Dlspa'ch'l
SCOTLAND NICK, n. c., August 20, 1880.
The Inferior Court is in session in Hall
fax this week. with Judge L. n. Hill on tho
bench. with Messrs. J. j. Robertson and
$. S. Norman associates. On the criminal
docket there are more cases for larceny
than for any other crime. The case OF /;
J. Field. the constable who was charged
with the escape OF Henry Williams, winch
400 came up Yesterday and the Court or
5ered a verdict of not guilty on the ground
that the prisoner was not legally commit
ted TO Field. The prisoner was in charge
of deputy sheriff and the Court held that
when the deputy sheriff turned the pri-
soner over to the constable the constable
was under no legal obligation TO deliver
the prisoner except in the capacity as agent
for the deputy sheriff.
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Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-08
PERSONAL.

r. E. Nichols was up from San Diego
yesterday.
7. ]. Fisher, of Coronado, was in the
city yesterday.
Rev. DR.. Hutchins goes north next
week for fortnight's rest.
Senator R. F. Del Vale is enjoying
the sea breezes at Santa Monica.
Major E. w. Jones left for the north
yesterday on the afternoon train.
E. E. Crandall was passenger ON the
afternoon train yesterday for the north
C. E. Kinney departed for San Fran
cisco on the afternoon train yesterday.
Miss French, of Santa Ana, was the
guest OF Miss Margaret Hutton yester-
day.
Mrs. 7. Brown, of Adams street, will
spend the summer months at Santa
Monica.
L. E. Mosher and family have opened
their cottage at Santa Monica for the
summer.
Mrs. Briggs and her daughter, Miss
Lille Briggs, are expected home from
San Francisco next week.
Mrs. Eliza Wilson and Mrs. R. B.
Young returned home from the north
yesterday after stay of four weeks.
Right Rev. Bishop Mora, Very Rev.
J. Adam, V. S., and Rev. J. w. Allen
will leave this afternoon for San
Francisco.
Miss Cora Dale, of Goshen, Ind, who
has been student at the university for
several months, left yesterday for her
home, via San Francisco and the north.
Mrs. V. E. Gelcich arrived home yes
terday from Santa Clara college with her
nieces, who will spend their vacation
here. The young ladies were delighted
to reach their pleasant home, and show
the graces and culture of the excellent
tuition they have received. They came
with their aunt by steamer, and had a
very enjoyable trip.
Alfred Muller, a prominent attorney
and member OF the firm of Swan &
Muller, of Denver, Colorado, arrived in
Los Angeles yesterday, and is the guest
OF Mr.. J. H. Salkey, of the Partisan
store. Mr.. Muller will on Wednesday
next lead Miss Bertha Salkey to the
altar. After spending their honeymoon
visiting the different places in Southern
California, they will proceed to Denver,
which will be their future home.
Los Angeles herald., 1890-06-08
CRIMINAL NOTES.

William McCauley was yesterday hello
to answer to the charge of selling liquor
to Indians. in San Bernardino county
by United States Commissioner Van
Dyke.
Justice r. A. Marshall, sitting fol
Justice Savage in the township court
yesterday, fined a young man named
Ernest Ruddy $40 for having, on Decor
alton day. stabbed number of burros
which passed him on the trail up to
Wilson's peak.
Foy Toy Cling, the child-wife OF
Charley All Him, appeared before JUS
tice Lockwood yesterday morning to
answer to the trumped-up charge of
grand larceny pending against her, but
was remanded in default of bonds until
Monday morning at 80 O'Clock, the
prosecution not being ready to proceed
with the examination.
Some four weeks ago a young Italian
named Enrique Rolandi, alias "Vell
Vell," disappeared from Ventura, taking
with him mare attached to a cart,
which he had hired from a liveryman.
Constable Fordyce traced the man to
this city, but being unable to follow up
the clue, turned the matter over to Tom
Botello. After good deal of trouble
Botello found the mare and cart at the
Kentucky stables on Upper Main street.
where Rolandi had deposited them. No
trace of the man, however, could be
found until last night, when Botello met
him, and placing him under arrest on
warrant charging him with grand
larceny, lodged him in the county Jail.