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The morning call., 1890-10-01
Irnr-Wnrkers' Strike

LONDON, Sept 30.-The Scotch Iron Mas
tiers have refused to aeeede to the terms de-
manded by the men. The Cumberland iron
workers promise to support the iron-work-
ers who are now on strike in Scotland on
condition that the latter insist upon eight
hour shifts. The abandonment of all hope
of settlement Of the trouble has stttfened
the pig-irOn market.
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WASHINGTON, Sept. 3o.-1he President
sent to the Senate to-day the following nom
inationi:
George S. Batcheler of New York to be
Consul-Generai to Portugal.
United States COnsuls-Horace w. Met
calf of Maine, at Bermuda; Oscar Maimrose
Of Minnesota, at Denia, Spain.
Amos, F.. Stevens, Postmaster at Aber-
deem; WASH -:
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could leave the prison walls until he was
fitted to earn an honest living, if he had
an inclination to do so, and a place had been
found for him. The officers for the ensuing
year are: President, r. B. Hayes of Free
mont, Ohio; Secretary, John L. Milligan of
Allegheny, Pa. Among the honorary Vice
Presidents is General John McComb of Cali
fornia -; :.
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Killed at Railroad Crossing.

CAMDEN (N. j., Sept. so.-Arthur II.
Williams and wife. aged 70 and 70 gears, at
Tempt. = cross a railroad track in ca
rage before an express train to-day and
both were killed. Williams was a prom-
nent n architect and builder of this city ard
Philadelphia.
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Busir ess Embarrs ssmsnts.

ST. LOUIS. Sept So.-The Rohan Bros.
iler-manufacturing Company has as
signed for the benefit OF creditors. Assets,
$4,000; liabilities, $4,000 to $4,000.
BosroN, Sept 3o.-Raphael Il Lewinberg,
have assigned. Liabilities. 100000. The
creditors are mostly large whoiesale houses
in Boston, New Y ork and PHILADELPHIA.
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The Wolcott.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-General Spauld-
ing, Assistant Secretary of the Treasury,
says there is no truth in the reports emanat-
ing from Port Townsend, Wash, that the
revenue cutter Wolcott has been ordered to
proceed to Behring Sea to seize sealing yes
sells. He said the Wolcott had not been
ordered to Behring Sea or anywhere else.
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Ti.susn- Ilssias 7, der Failing Walls.

CHICAGO, sept. 5t.-A NE Tonight N ttG'
building, Ill Cai.dl street, occupied by sew
eral manufacturing firms, gave the depart
ment much troubh, to subdue and caused
the loss of S25000o At the height of the fire
the wall of building fell out, burying nine
members of Engine Company II. The work
of rescue began Instantly and all were soon
out. They wire painfully burned and
bruised, but miTacuously al escaped fatal
INJURIES
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Two Brutes Executed.

HAVANA, Sept. 3O.-Two brothers, Jose
and Carmelo Djaz were executed this
morning for par;icul ,rly atrocious crime.
They attacked a Tursish woman and sub
jected her to the groSSesi indignities. Her
husbapd sought to avrnge his wife. but was
killed by the brothers, WHO also murdered
the woman and InuLilated the bodies in a
horrible manner
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Chari.t:ab e. Promises. !:

. -PHIUApfzL. Sept SOL ohm Williams,
the eoacnman; who Claims to have become
: half-heit to an gstate;in Californa,amoun,-:
ing to 81, 100000 by the death of Theodore
Luderck in California, is making great
promises here. He says he will spend
annually. He says, also, that Luderick spent
5000, 600 in CHARITY in 1877. -:
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General Early, Narrow Escape From Death

General EarIy's Narrow Escape From Death.
NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-A Worlds Lynch
burg dispatch says: While General Jubal
A. Early was rummaging about in his OLD
burned building about 8 o'clock this after :
noon, looking after his books and papers
partially destroyed by the late fire, the outer
walls fell in completely enyelopng him and
three negroes, who were also inside. For
some lime II was thought he was dead, but
in an hour or so when the: rescilers had
reached htm. he was found:te be alive and
not very seriously hurt -
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CHICAGO, Sept 30.-To-day's was great
game. AT the end of the ninth the score
was tied The Chicago batters then jumped
on Hemming for four runs. Score: Chcagos
s. Brooklyns H. Pitchers-King and Hem
ming
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Won in the Tenth.

CLEVELAND. Sept. 30-rhe Brooklyns
won a well-contested game by lucky lit in
the tenth inning to-day. Score: Cleveands
3, BroUkiyns 4. Ptchers-Viau and Caruth-
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Anti.secialist Law

BERLIN. Sept. 39.-There is great rejoicing
in Germany over the expiration of the anti
Socialist law. Meetings were held at many
points. Several professions were dispersed
by the police, but nobody was hurt. Many
eXiies are returning.
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The de anstration lectures on cookery so
popular winter, a. given by Miss Kate
WhiIake the Woman Educational and
lndustriEE Union, are TO be resumed this
week at jthe new rooms and Will be con-
tlnued 4lch "Wednesday hereafter. The
hour Is O'clock in the afternoon. The
menu Il Today September 3oth) is as fol-
lows; lows; ebster bisque, spaghetti la mi
lanese, r,fenna bread, fanSbOaettes.
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Indians ON III, Warnath-

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 3o.-A party of
Yaqul Indians captured wagon train near
CuiHarica few days ago, killing one of the
te msters. Some soldiers overlook them
yesteid " and the train was recaptured.
Two soldisrs We're wounded. The Indians
escaped. Their loss is unknown.
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Mnrderai: by Whitaclp ms.

+. BnMHNGHAM (Ala.).. Sept. 3G:-A widow
named Jane Cody: was. taken from her home
Saturday night: in Calhoun County,. by
whFtecaps; She broke: away ard ran, when
"a yeiley was fred at her, and sliefell; fatally
wounded: The Sheriff. .is:::searching fol. the
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An u finTshad Finh.

MINNEAPoLIs, Sept. 30.-Harry Gilmore,
champion lightweight of Canada, and James
AcHale Of Philadelphia were to have fought
" a finish toni ght. At the end OF the tenth
round, however. when McHale had the best
the fght, Gilmore claimed that his left
arm was injured and refused to continue.
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N I Cholera.

LONDON, Sept So.-The British steamer
P tou, from Birmingham, n. c., had several
cases of sickness which it was feared WA
|choiera, ana was quarantined. To-day the
doctors pronounced the disease not cholera
and the ship was released.
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An Fxprsss Train Wrecked

ST. JOHN On b.. Sept 3O-The inter-
(colonial fast express from Halifax to Mon
treal last night ran into pile of ties. which
had been placed on the track by some mis-
creants, and was partially wrecked. The
passengers were badly shaken up, but no
one was hurt.
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Fatal Fight With Knives.

WICHITA (Kans.), Stpt. 3o.-John King
ston and Thomas Evans fought on the street
in Hennesy, Oklohoma, Tonight over a
woman. They carved each other in h1-
ribie manner with knives. Kingston is desd
aud Evans dying.
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Berserker's Tins.

NEW YORK, Sept. 3o.-Berserker's tips on
Westchester: First race. Volunteer II or
Ballarat; second, Nellie Bly, or Bette
Prather; third, Tom DOnohOe or Common
Sense; fourth, Tournament or Banquet;
fifth, Firenzi or Raceland; sixth, Esquimau
or Sam Wood.
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THE PRISON CONGRESS.

Dis tssion Over Report Of the Committee
on niseharged Prisoners
CINCINNATI, Sept. 30.-At the National
Prison Congress to-day an animated dis
cusslon followed the reading of the Joint
report from the standing Committee on
Discharged Prisoners by Chairman Round
OF New York. The position taken by Round
Is that direct aid should be given tn die.
charged prlsdners by State agents. The
penal system of the country ought to he
SO planned ana executed that no prisoner
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Protests Geaios, The Conoer Lard. Pill

frottsIs e falusS INC Coneer Lard Ell.
PHILADELPHiA, Sept: 3d.. "A: we'll at
tehded meeting of the. Grocers' and Import
ers' Exchange held to-day passed resolution
protesting against the. passage by the Senate
OF the C0Eger Lard Bill, though tile pas
sage of the General Food Bill was recon-
mended. -:
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Held Unaer the Contract Labor Law.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 3O.-Rev II. A.
Menkenburg and Rev. DIR. Loentwerth,
Catholic priests from Europe, who arrived
on the steamer Belgenland to-day, are de-
tanned under the contract labor law. they
having come to act as teachers in the Cath
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Cou'dn't Fit Smith.

PITTsBURG, Sept 30.-The visitors could
not hit Smith with any success to-day.
Score; Pittsburgs 10, Philadelphias 1. Pitch
ers-SGlit,i aud Vickery.
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Too Much for the Giants.

CINCINNATI. Sept. 3e.-Duryea was too
much for the New Yorks batters. Score:
Cincinnatis g.. New Yorks 2. Pitchers
Duryea and Burkett.
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W. pinger, collector, was charged
,SSseIa Fteu5 CITY Gsoa with two dis
tnct L kfies. Recently ne was arrested
on a en- OF petty eGib.zzlement. Davies
q no1; aHearny-si.eet firm, clant that he
s%Indleell lem out of SIS and S35 Oh spuri-
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Bills Approysd,

WASHINGTON, Sept. 80. The President
has approved among others, the River and
Harbor Bill and the joint resolution for the
purchase of nickel ore for the Navy.
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The Bisons Defeated

BUFFALO, Sept. 3O.-The Bisons could
not hit Daily little bit to-day. Score
Buffalos /, Bostons Z. PitcherS-Stafford
and Daly.
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The Portuguese Cabinat

LISBON. Sept. 3o.-Senhor Ferrao will
make it distinctive feature of the new
Cabinet that none of the members VIII be
committed to any declared loiicy regarding
the English treaty.
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had a terrible Ieg with hole in 1t as big as dol
lar and main that almost set crazy. got scared
about it, and determined TO try CUrIcURA RENE
DIES / obtained a set, and inside OF five weeks my
leg was healed up as well as it was except the
terrible scar it left reminder of what
terrible sore leg. These REMEDIES worth
JOHN THiEL III E. ssth street, New YORK.
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The steamer Newsboy, Captain Liebig,
sailed yesterday morning for Navarro At
9 o'clock last evening she returned to port,
her water-tank having sprung a leak.
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DEADLOCK Broken.

MEMPHIS (Tenn.), Sept. 3O-The Congret-
sional deadlock was broken this evening ty
the nomination OF Colonel Josiah Patterson
on the fifty-frst ballot
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NOVELTY IN INSURANCE.
A Field Never Before Covered Taken l

Field Never Before Covered Taken ly
Eastern Capitalists.
Quite novel feature in insurance has just
been introduced by enterprising capitalists
of Baltimore and New York, who have o.
ganized-a company under the style of the
American Casually Insurance and Security
Company of Baltimore City. Although tie
idea VRs only recently carried into execl-
tion, abranch office has been opened in tllis
city.
This lew company has entered upon an
attracue field of operations, insuring eIh-
ployers, eorporatons and all classes of busi-
ness men against the personal liabilities
arising flem injuries and loss of life to peo-
pie in accidents. the innocent agent of which
belongs tofhe man insured. For instance,
should b,iler explode, or tuck run over
and kill somebody, the owner would be re-
sponsible fd damages, which this company
will pay.
A generalaccident business is also dohe
by the company, which is comprised of So fle
of the wealtiAest and most influential II Ir-
chants and bankers in the cities in whic it
is established.t Its prospects are said to be
very tlattering
FRUITS AND FLOWERS. = The tenth annual
meeting OF the fluit and Flower Mission, for dhe
election OF ofbceiI etc., Will be held to-day ~ 4
s,cock al Unlon-y yuafe Hail. Post streef1oln
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LONDON, Sept 3O.-The st. Petersburg
correspondent of the Daily Telegraph says
the Russian Minister of the Interior is pre-
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Barrurdie's Sor-iu-Law.

CITY OF MEXICO, Sept. 30.-The son-in-
law of Barrundia has arrived here and is
under the protection of the Salvadorian
Euyoy
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pairing law authorizing deportation to ST.
have have been sr'so expeit from their own coun-
tries and whose Governments refuse to
recognize them. This law is directed against
Roumanian Jews who come to Russia.
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Shnl,,s Sale q Hnrsar

NEW YORK, Sept. 3O.-At Shult's sale to-
day Pancoast, for whom he paid S28,OOu,
went for $3.50. Twenty-Five horses sold for
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A BURNING SORE LEG
Ulcers Form. Hospitals and Doctors
Useless. Crazed With Pain. Cured
by Cuticura Remedies

About eight years ago wrote you from Wilkes
barre, Pa describing how your wonderful rene
dres completely cured me OF a terrible case OF
l,A-I..r-r,.
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BASEBALL Ar THE EAST.

Luby Lands Anson's Team Back in Second
Plsce-0;h.r CAMS.
CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-Luby won his nine
teenth consecutive game to-day. putting An
sons team in second place again. Score: !:
Chcagos 6. Bostons 4. Pitchers-Luby and
Clarkson. -
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THE HOUSE.

A Large Number Of Bills and Resolutions
DispeSed or.
WASHINGTON, Sept 30.-In the House to-
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State w. c. 4. q. Convention.

stare w. ". L. u. convention.
The Woman'S Christian Temperance Union
will hold its State Convention at Stockton,
October 20th to 9th. With their ac0lc.
tomed penernsitY the tra -
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THE BROTHERHOOD.

Pi.tsburg Wins From the Philadelphias by
Timely Batting
PTTsBURG, Sept. 30.-The Pittsburgs
won to-diy's game by timely hitting. Score:
PlttsburYs 8. Philadelphias 4. Pitchers
Maui and Sanders.
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yer ON ~ - week had
!. terrible ie~AIy wife became
shtened aud advised me to 20
ttta surgeon. l went, and doe
torres for two months, but no good
was doTre me. besides costing me
big mo9ey. My leg had by this
time fon0ed into an ulcer, and
got worse every day. could NOT
stand it any iG., ger, and made IN
my mind 10 go 10 a hospital ami
see Ii | could be helped. | went
10 several here In the ecity,-urn.
hut none could do me any onod
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'Cepsi.nmenr of Niter.
The s5h job G. Potter arrived late last
evening alter passage of 66 days fron-..Sa-
le.a Durni Eith cargo Of 1900 toni of
hitef consigned to Balfour, Guthrie 81 Col
1heprfFristors Of the Anaconda STANDARD
i nave psqn sued for alleged slander bv Xr.
SeHsm 2, Chairman Of the State l
COmMlIl. .e Who claims SlOL 900 q =.
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coAsy nUIDTyG sPrCIIArIoy..
NOR DENIED,

3O.-General Manager
ande Western denies EN-
AtchisOn has au option
says no such proposition
ed. The Denver and Rio
not alarmed over the cur
w If there should be a
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-30

! last night. Mr.. Boyd's Joshua Whit
comb is one of the most strikingly natu-
raj characters that dramatic art has given
to the stage. 1t is wholly devoid of ap.
parent effort and yet full of art and the
product of the most careful study
and painstaking. Scarcely less effective
is Mr.. Beane's Cy Prime and Mr.
Aliens Seth Perkins. Both characters are
wonderfully lifelike pictures from real
characters. Mr.. Sanford's Happy Jack,
the Tramp" is also an admirable study,
finished piece of work. A striking realistic
representation of a New England country
story, THE Old Homestead" holds the in
terest, without single climax to stir the
blood or excite enthusiasm. With consci-
entious attention to detail, the scenery ac-
curately reproduces the old barn and farm
yard with startling reality. No less real
lstic and true to nature is the Grace Church
scene, with its stained-g glass windows
ablaze with the lights within, over which
the moon in the heavens casts silver
glory, imparting to the whole scene an air
OF solemnity, intensified by the singing of
the well trained choir within, accom- panied
by the majestic tones of the organ. The
climax in this phase of scenic art is
reached, however, when the curtain rolls
up for the fourth act, disclosing the old
farm kitchen, with its string of dried ap-
pies suspended across the chimney above
the old log fire place, over which the steam
ing kettle is suspended, and to the left of
which the suggestive tin candle mould oc-
cupies position of prominence. The
high backed rocking chair and the old red.
painted box cradle are both there to carry
out the idea of home and comfort, yet rug
ged primitiveness of THE Old Homestead
The play will be given for the last time to-
night
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AT THE ART GALLERY.
New Director of the Museum Associate
Board of Joint Control Business.

New Director of the Museum Association
Board of Joint Control Business.
At the monthly meeting of the Directors
of the California Museum Association held
last night at the Art Gallery, Judge W. C.
Van Fleet was unanimously elected
Director TO fill out the unexpired term of
G. E. Grunsky, removed from the city.
1t was ordered that the committee of
Masons to receive visitors next Monday be
notified that the Art Gallery would be open
to them and their guests at such hour as
they desired.
Applications to copy paintings in the
Gallery were laid over one month, with
view OF settling in the meantime upon
fixed policy relative to such requests.
The Board of Joint Control then met,
Mayor Comstock presiding 1t was de-
ciared TO be the sense of the Board that, as
matter Of economy and necessity, the
roof OF the Art Gallery should be thor
! onghly examined with view to determin-
ing what should be done to stop leaks per-
manently.
1t is advised that a water pressure sv-
phon be permanently placed to remove
water from beneath the building, unless il
Is found that earth filling can be put under
the floor
The matter of treating the main entrance
doors, to prevent their injury for lack of
polishing, was referred to Director Py-
burn.
After the discharge of some routine busi-
ness. both Boards adjourned.
The visitors at the Art Gallery for July
were over 700 in number, a very good at
tendance for summer month.
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THRY MEAN BUSINESS.
Bop-Growers Who Propose to Stand Up
for Their Rights.

Rop- Growers Who Propose to Stand Up
for Their Rights.
There was spirited meeting of hop
growers held at Grangers' Hall, in this city,
yesterday. all present being members of
the State HopGrowers' Association. The
neetitc, was presided over by Daniel Flint,
President of the Association, with o. A.
Lovdal as Secretary.
Prominent among those present were
Joseph Purrington and H. Ross of Sonoma
county. w. B. Tuttle of Santa Cruz, DIR.
burst, w. B. Roddan and s. D. Woods OF
Yuba, A. Menke, A. Monton, A. Mouton.
Jr., Daniel Flint, J.. E. Camp. George
Brewer. T. B. Loydal, John J. Glacken,
o. A. Lovdal and Russell Flint of Sacra-
mento, William II. Leman and J. Nc
Gregor of Yolo. and J. Orth Of Sutter.
The chief object Of the meeting was TO
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BRIEF NOTES.

The river marked sixteen feet two inches
yesterday.
Yee Bean, well-known Chinese mer-
chant of this city, has returned from China,
after al absence of five years.
1t was Mrs Theresa Babel who released
her right to property in favor of her for
mer husband, and not Mr.. Babel in her
favor.
The bond of ]. F. Brown, as Notary Pub
lie, with S. c. benson and Joseph Hahn
as sureties, in the sum of 5000, has been
approved and filed.
Mrs. Henry Schulmeyer died at her home
in this city yesterday from the effects of a
paralytic attack Deceased was the mother
of Mrs. Mclaughlin, wife of City Trustee
Mclaughlin.
An agreement has been signed by the
proprietors of barber-shops to close their
places at s o'clock in the evening. The
State law already compels them TO close at
noon on Sunday.
The Journeymen Plasterers' Union has
elected the following officers for the en-
suing term: President, Daniel Ray; Vice.
President, Thomas Scullion; Financial
Secretary, Charles Harnett; Recording Sec.
retary, VIM. Branniean; Treasurer, P.
Brannigan; Sergeant at Arms, John Hardy
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whisky VS.. Carbolic Acid.

On Monday evening young woman
named Maggie Sullivan. who resides near
Seventh and L streets. took dose of car
bolic acid with the object of cutting short
her earthly career. But she had previ.
ously taken several allopathic doses of
whisky. which neutralized the effects of
the carbolic acid and enabled the doctor to
save her life. Her throat was, however,
badly burned by the carbolic acid
The deed was committed in moment of
dependency, caused by jealousy of man
with whom she is said to be living.
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THE IoNE FAIR.
An Event of Interest to Sacramentans-
Excursion Rates.

An Event of Interest to sacramentans-
Excursion Rates.
Sacramentans have a direct interest in
the fair to be held at lone on the 5th 9th,
7th and Sth of August, as this county and
Amador compose the district.
On Wednesday, the second day of the
fair, an excursion train will leave this city
for lone at 7:3o A. NJ, and returning will
leave the latter place at 7:30 P. NJ, giving
the excursionists ample time to see the
races OF that day and the exhibition at the
pavilion. The excursion train will con-
meet at Gait with the early morning train
from Stockton.
Special passenger rates will prevail during
the fair, of one and one-third fare for
round trip from Sacramento, Tracy and all
intermediate points and branch lines.
The officers of the Association are doing
all in their power to make the fair sue
cess, and very large entry list for the
races has been secured.