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o. O. F-Initiation at sacramento Coun-
Gil, No. 96, o. C. F., THIS EVENING. All
Chosen Friends welcome. l. JOSEPH, C.
c. 81. DENTON. Secretary. lts
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
TIE MARKETS.
oraIn. Trotislen.. -.

CHICAGO. july -
FLoUR-cuio- bot steady Spring Patents
g s5ds g. Bskers'. e. gy0 % 5ralghts a. 7B
afg5 Winter Patents. u soa45s. Clears. e. io
0t425
kVurAr-ouiet and nrn. 30 cash araut
g7N Ssc. September. y8i4 &c. Decrfr her
9lsasfhc. 80. Spring 80 sc. 30 s. 5.ses,5c
depending OF euality.
CoBN-Qmsi ana nrm. M 2. 7s0.3sc. 80.
Ye ll1rr. 6si4c 80 n 90 40. h0 . 1ci
Ior. SC. July. y7a 3se hugust. e1Ka3ikc.
septeFlber ssis zssHc. HAY AE8szo
OArr-Active and lower f9r cash. Dut ffuef
for futures No cash 52gses August - e
0.ae'.c. September, 2s6se4As. May E4sflt.
Sampies fiov and lower $50 q f3absc 30
cs03sc
RYE -stlssv. 30 oash co. gu'r sar.
Fepfesnt.sr. % .fc Samples about - 0s9e fcf
80 3 fo44se for 20. p
H1urFv-Nerr e. ist Common old Iowa $50
4and 30 8 Gatsse good O. cnoice 1Fbfsc
Nofthgeefern- 3 thin. so good t9
csoice 4oQs9c. 30 3 seplemhef 0e.ifers about
9 Csc
Mrss PORK -Mnrsef rather quiet ~lth i'gft
trading 81 So a1g prices. Prices ouot-fi, at
gii z9nll p for csshs e. ao1 1 q fof Ju'y-
sl0ssa i0 81 for buCust anc 60 o9aai i9 % fof
september
LkHD- Rather quiet and prioes ruled sfsaar
Prices ranged 81 g. 7sf hft fof cash. % -
rsTs for Jaiv E15 b77h fgf ArgHst En1
G. 80. r % for Septeuber
pu1TEE-C -Crffroerr, "a i5ifr. DsirT. - fotfr,
PnrFing stock 41fr
PouIrHT-L.Fe Clisssns s,s01or uef ?
Spring Chickens fe ike prr p Live usksTs
70g0c ucr p Live Dvcks 20 zee per Live
Geese = ~ s09 FeT 6azsr
Igorons- pisilleo srirf. fru On n.
bssis q ? % per fai for fuistse Eosos
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
NAMED q TICKET.
Candidates Chosen by the State Coavcn-
ton OF Wisconsin Prohibitionists.


MADISON, Wis, July %. The Prohi-
bition State convention met here Tues
day in the Assembly chamber. There
were fully 500 delegates present The
convention was called to order by NJ. o.
Nelson, chairman, who was enthusias-
tic over the prospects OF the third party
The following State ticket was nom-
mated:
For Governor, Charles Alexander, OF Eau
Claire for Lieutenant Governor ". r Meth
ercut OF Milwaukee; for Secretary OF State
George hckerrow. OF Waukcsha; for
Treasurer. Robert Fargo, OF Lake Mills
for Attorney General, ID. r. Van keuren
OF Oshkosh; for Superintendent OF
Public Instruction, Henry Lummis, oufa-
Gamic County: for Railroad Commissioner J.
@ Black Richland County; FOR Insurance Com.
missioner, Andrew Peterson, Green County.
The platform, as adopted, is as fol-
lows:
u We declare the irafac in intoxicating
liquors as beverage 70 be the greatest and
constant source OF crime. pauperism. insanity
municipal misrule political corruption, the
enemy of labor and agriculture, and the great
est cause q danger 20 American institutions.
p We insist on state aud National prohibl
tion and the enforcement thereof through a
party thoroughly IN sympathy with the same
We regard all forms Of license as compromise
with and legal recognition and protection OF the
liquor tTasfc
3 We favor legislation that VIII insure to
the laborcr and farmer a fair share Of tn profits
Of their labors and check the tendency 20 divert
the wealth Of the many into The hands Of tae
few
= We favor liberal Public education in the
English language. enforced aas supervised By
the state
3 We favor more careful and iBSt iuposi-
tion Of taxes aviEilaat supervision ~ corpora
tons, The prevention - com binatiCns 70 oppress
the people and Increase She pric. of the neces-
saries of lifs. The arbitration o. differences be
tween capital and labor and a careful excca-
ton of sc new ballot law o. the state
g. We declare taat no citiz,a sho8id - de-
uied the right cf suffrage or Account Of sex
= We recognize t1e Woraaa's Christian Ten-
perance Un.ou and other tenpe-ance orEaniza-
tions as poverfal allies IN the suppression q;
TIE lguor trsf'c 3nj rid fher1 God sped
A state Central Committee was chosen.
of which NJ. o. Nelson. Of Madison, is
chairman.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

The News of San SalVad0r's Vic
tory Confirmed.
The Number Of Killed Is Over 200
Treaty Of Alliance Between Costa
RIGA. Nicaragua and Guatemala


rus CENTRAL AMhHiCAN WAR
NEw YoRK. July 2s.-Ths Hersid's
special eablegr2m froEa Ia LIbertad, San
Salvador says. TIE latest news from
the froatier eoaffms the reports in se-
spect " the victory 81 Salvador over TIE
forces Of Gaatemala IN the battle Of July
T. The Guatemslans, 1900 strong
inva.ed Salvador. under command OF
Camilo Alvarez Aarceso Avilez and
Pedro and Perez Barillas The killed
numbered over 209, with many wounded.
Thirty refugees from Salvador, among
them General Monterosa. have given
themselves up 70 the salsadoFeans.
General Willavicieneio. a Salysdorean
traitor. attacked the Salyadorean forces
July IS and was defeated. Guatemala
commenced the warfare without deo-
laratiOn Of war
CITY or MKxIco, July 22 Specials
from Guatemala say that the Ministers
OF Costa Rica and Nicaragua have
signed with Guatemala a treaty of a.
liance. They demand OF General Ezeta,
in the name OF united Central Amer
tea: First, that he leave the supreme
command in San Salvador; second,
that legal regime be established In ac-
cordance with the San Salvador consti-
tuition, as before June %, the date OF the
assassination of President Menendez;
and third, that general amnesty be-
granted to all who participated in the
the revolutionary movementin san Sal
vador. Honduras bound herself TO this
alliance by previous treaty with Guat-
emala.
Guatemala is daily increasing her
forces on the San Salvador frontier. The
commanders are ordered to remain on
the defensive. One general disobeyed
this order and has been subjected TO
court-martial.
The report OF the defeat Of Guatema-
lans by San Salvadorians is declared to
be untrue. 1t was only defeat of Sal
vadorian insurgents, it is said.
special from Chiapas, near the
Guatemalan frontier, says that the revo-
lutionary movement against President
Bsrillas, of Guatemala, has obtained
considerable headway. and that Barillas
is preparing for it. The representative
OF San Salvador here has kilograms
from General Ezeta clai-ling that The
report Of battle sent on Saturday was
accurate.
Specials from Chiahves. on the Qua
temalan frontier, say that revolution
in Guatemala is imminent. There are
different factions. beaded by Generals
Serne CalGeron, NJ. Sandoval, Reyno
Barrios, who has left the United States,
and General Barrundia, all of whom are
powerful leaders.
SAN JosE, Costa Rica, July 23.-Con-
gress has decided TO defer until Septem-
ber, 1891, final consideration OF the pact
OF union of the Central American repub-
lies, which was signed by San Salvador
in October. 1889. This is without preiu-
dice to what may be resolved upon by
the plenipotentiaries who meet in Hon
duras to consider questions of general
interest 10 the five republics.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

and ii was his wife who chiefly assisted him In
obtaining education. Mr. Cochran worked
as a farmer after the war until 1873. when he
moved into town and became a clerk IA a viii
lage store. II was at that time that Mr.
Cochran began the study Of law. He was soon
afterward admitted 10 the bar He had never
held any once outside of his township until
elected a minority Representative in the
Thirty third Senatorial district
observation-disclosures Ray called the
Senate to order at noon and prayer was
offered by the colored chaplain, Rev. +.
H. Burleigh. The Governors proclama-
tion convening the special session was
read by the Secretary. The roll OF
members was called and forty three
Senator'S answered TO their nsmes
After appointing committe to notify
the Governor of its organization the
Senate took a recess until 2:30 p. Ii.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Place no Orders Until You Have Visited the Great
ILLINOIS LseisLAruRE


- f-~%~~~ - A-e
SPEINGFgELD, III, July 1a At pre-
eiseiy y e'cloek Representative White,
OF Nhitesl6e CoQuty, called the House
70 order aad moved that Representative
noolittie be the temporary speaker.
The motion Vas carried unani-
m0usly. Mr. D00little. on TAX
ing The chair. Thanked the mem
hcrs for tie honor conferred upon
him 2nd said that his speech. would he
as sborg as b. hoped the session would
be. After PRAYER by tie chaplain, Rev.
Ersneis spunger, Clerk Buckingham
read the call Issued By tie Governor
authorizing the special session. The
roll-osn showed IA members present
The credentials OF the new members
were presented and the certificates
OF George b. Childs, of Calhoun
County. Robert ]. Beck OF Mcaenry
County, J. l.. Black OF Warren County.
George NJ. Black Of Brown County, aud
NJ. DOGGY Of Adams County were APP
proved and the new members admitted
10 seats on the floor, after present
ing themselves at the bar Of the
House and taking the oath OF Office.
Judge Creighton. Of the Sangamon
County circuit court. administered the
oath. The House proceeded TO elect a
permanent Speaker, and tho vote result
ed in the selection OF William q. Coeh-
ran, of Moulirie County. the nominee of
the Repu bliean caucus. The Democrats
voted for Clayton l.. Crafts. OF Cook
County.
William @. Cochran. OF Lovington. Moultrle
County, Is - years Of age, aad was born in Ross
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
Census FfeureL

WAsEIyeToy, July 2S.-The census
returns Of the entire State OF Pennsyl-
vania have been received az the census
Office. This is tho Grst State 70 send in
its full returns According to re-
count OF the population census scbed-
ules of Milwaukee, made since the re-
cent investigation, by which about 1000
names were added 70 the lists. the pop
ulation Of that city is goo sos. The
census OF 1850 showed population OF
li5.5S7, an increase during the last
decade OF G0.T2f
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
KeIIlnr-,InI PIsnt sod.

CLEVELAND. O.. July 23.-The roll
az Youncs st0wn, o.. which has been in
The HANDS Of a receiver for seven years.
US sold Monday at master cournis-
sioners sale for SEQ. 600. The purchasers
were William McCresrT. Of Pittsburgh.
C. c. Baldwin, Of Cleveland; Henry Tod
sud C. d Hine, az Youngstown. O..
represen sing certain creditors The in
debtednsss against the plant is si.320.-
67l. of which tae purchasing creditors
hold sl.263.3l2 Ths mills viii be op-
Grated as usual
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

County. o. No
veinter I3. is14.
lie moved 10 Low.
ington. MOultr!s
County, H., IN
iss9. When Mr..
Cochran was IL
years OF age ne en-
listed in Company
"a" One Hundred
and Twenty-sixth
Regiment, Illinois
Infantry, as q pri-
vats and served
until August. 1885.
lie was married in
Senfeun her 1sIy.t.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
DEATH AMID FLAMES.
Fire Destroys a Cincinnati Tenement
House-Three Members of One Family


CINCINNATI, O., July 23.-Cincinnati
had tenement-house horror Tuesday
night which will result in the loss of five
lives. The dead are: Solomon Minces,
aged 30; Mary Minces, aged IS, and
Aaron Minces, aged s. Injured: Eva
Minces, aged ID; George Shipwell, aged
81, and Mary Kacimeyer, aged 60. OF
the injured the first two will probably
die.
The scene Of the catastrophe was a
rickety three-story brick building on
the public landing next to the old
Spencer House. The building fairly
swarms with humanity, there being
more than thirty people who abide in
the place, which is veritable death
trap. On the ground floor is Junk
shop, which was conducted by Solomon
Minces, a Polish Jew, who lived on
the second floor with his family. About
1915. when mos. Of the inhabitants of
the building were asleep, flames were
seen issuing from the junk shop and an
alarm of fire was at once turned
in. The blaze made rapid head
way up the narrow stairway, and
most OF the sleeping people on the
second and third floors were aroused By
the dense smoke and heat. 1t was i'm
posi- bic for them TO reach the street
by tho stairway, and they rushed
to the roof. where they waited
what seemed TO be certain death. The
firemen succeeded, however. in confin-
ing the ravares Of the fire to the second
floor Minces and his brood were asleep
IN their rooms aud were caught without
any chance OF escape. At least dozen
OF the terrified people in the building
were more or less scorched. Had the
fire been an hour later the loss Of lifo
LII L..o Aon.. .....--l. .-.n..n.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
A pOuBls TRA0EpY.
Desperate Ccln,e Committed by a Crazes
Ohio OficiaI.

WHEELING. W. Va, July 23.--At =
o'clock a. N. Nanaaville Ault. deputy
Recorder Of Belmont County. Ohio.
while laboring under a temporary fit %
insanity caused by the death Of his
child and sickness. shot himself
in the head with revolver.
The ball passed around the skull With
out doin~ serious damage lie imme-
diately turned ans shot his wife. Who
was standing near. killing her instantly.
lie then vent to his fathers barn and
hung himself from the rafters The
shooting occurred a. his home near Cen
tsrville, Belmont County.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
4 ceOUo-BURsT.
Clear Greek Cssyon (coiorsdOl swept by
the nateFs-f sfiF Dads Washed Out.

the ~aters- .slro&ds washed Out.
DESvEE- Col. July 23 "A cloud burst
In Clear Creek canyon Monday night
caused great damage IL demolished
the two iron railway bridges az the
FORKS and swept away the depot
and several oEthouses at that point
From the forks 10 Golden there is
scarcely a yestige OF tao railroad left
The greater portion Of tho railroad is
washed away and ell means of commu-
nication are destroyed. After the cloud
burst furious hail-storm set in and
hail foot dee, is lying in the canyon.
IL will Do several days before the road
Is repaired. No one was injured.
Heavy rains are also reported from
Winnebago and the Maryland mount
aims. The tracks OF the Colorado Cen
trail wero washed out and several bridges
carried away. Two women and child
camping on Beaver brook were swep,
away by tho rising waters and drowned.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24


CtTTIE-Na- moderately actve Prices
ruled stssey foT ths heftsT grades vtis eor-
mon grades yeSs ensy buf mn ruotsolf iyver
Cncfstions rarrsf ~ - z9rfT ~ Pr cnolre -
fancy - 8pirf st~c~s . "a f frr Fnof ~
chrics O. g. g1i1ss 81 f,r rofrrrcn - fs'r O. .
q 0p145D fg- bvtehers stee-s szts02 81 fer
stoskers o. grs7.E ~ far Texsns ss 0oze 81 f1r
Feeders q e0T3 ~ for Cove e 60 1t fcr
Pnlis s.t = sgzs 81 fsr YEA calves
Ecgs--Kafket monersfflT artfve arl Pc iug
rasfrr frrn. efT-fiaflT fef nesirntlf ra~f ~
r~.aes ssI-z rnrgse g. e. 7s0t - feg srf
q 7r1s 7b for rouFt psceinf tfNs fvr
rnrea srf e. 10 = for hssvg PACKING su5
sfsr,r.re frfs
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

NuvhUKEE. gulT g Hobsrt s,hr-
Ing. Chairman q ths STATE Central
ComHlittss 81 tns Union League party.
SAYS that ths State con vsn tlon viii -
~ Jed r. meet soon sftfT TIE ol5 parties
ha1e placed tbsir tiekss in fne fel6
aR5 thst II tbs Bsnnstt lax princi 2 ss
are rspsdisted ~ tne Deroocrsts End
upheld by TIE kepublioaas. it is prgb-
able 30 nominations will hs na6s ~
the lsDsr party yhict Is alnost unsnl-
rsans a. fzras a. tns "a.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
FAILURE OF THE PEACH CROP.
Gamers and Commission Men Depressed
Over tho Gloomy Outlook

over tho Clio ony Outlook-
NEW YORK, July 23.-It has been
many years since there WAS such an utter
failure OF the peach crop in the Eastern
States as is the case this year, and can
ners and commission men arc cores
pondingly depressed over the situation.
A partial failure Of the apple crop has
added to the seriousness of the outlook.
1t is said that some orchards on the
island farms of CheSape 'Se bay viii bear
some peaches, and about 1000 baskets
may be expected from western New
York. But the former will all go to
Baltimore and the latter will not be
drop in the bucket here, while the Con-
necticut peach crop will not be one
quarter OF what was expected
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
The DuLuru REGATTA
GRudaur's Crew s.sas the 1hree-htle
Esce-The aInuesotas Capture Two
FVpnts.

FHuNAure tTfy tatHs ~"
Esce-The ~ nnesotas Capture Two
Events.
DrLUTH. MINI. July 22-The junior
four-oared race was roWed over again
Tuesday morning. The Minnesotas Won
in 1889, with ihe Duluths second in
1895 and the 81 Pauls thirA The Win
nipags we're out OF the rare from start
TO fnish. The course zas very
rough. TIE Winnipegs were fsvorites
in the pools TIE winners selling in the
field. The 81 Pauls led by two leDgths
10 the turn. where they LOST six lengths
Ia the amateur doubles the Minnesota
crew won. Lurline second, Winnipeg
third. Catlins fourth cedar Rapids
9Th. Time, 10.5sH, 1l07. u 20. IN
the singles Csrbett won. Pearson sec
ond Tine. f2.se. 1888 In the pro
fessionsl fours. Gaudaur's crew Won,
Hzrlon's second. Erles third, Ross
fourth. West Eaas fifth. Tine 1920
1E.gs FE-g1
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
a Compronl.- 80.

CHTcaaO. Jolv 23 a new worlds
fssr ordinance wiz be presented % TIE
city oouncll and viii probably be
aaooted. 7, provides that The city of
Chicago shall par the cost O. filing n
fha lake and ovn tie land thus made.
and that the w0rIi's Fair con pany shall
nav usu- inal rental for the land
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
TO PROMOTE PEACE.
Meeting at London of the Parliamentary
Conference on international Arbitra-

8lsSftn. At London OF the Faritam tary
Conference on international Arbitra-
tion.
LONDON, july 23.-The Parliamentary
conference on international arbitration
was opened Tuesday. Lord Herschel
presided. The Earl of Aberdeen Of
fered a motion declaring that the
conference halls the concurrent reso-
luton of both houses OF the
American Congress as a fitting ro-
ply to the address from 234 mem bers of
the British House of Commons request
ing President Harrison to negotiate
with the powers for the purpose of con-
cluding treaties of arbitration, and
congratulates the autonomous States
of America which in the Fan-American
congress agreed to q treaty provid-
ing for arbitration, which now awaits
ratification. The motion was carried,
a. was also 4 resolution rejoicing in tho
efforts TO conclude treaty of arbitra-
tioa between France aud America
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

caDTz. q, July 2s-Flrs Icssdav
morning swept the eentral portion of sns
tow The Glohe HoseL 0iiiesFle
genera store, tae Arlington bosel, ana
several oteer business races were
burned besides q nan ber of residences
The origin of tae zgs j. 90 sacaa- Loss
sboas s43.sea
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
A Big shIp,nent Of Tea.

TACOMA, Wash. july - The ship
Henry Failing. with the first cargo q
tea Of the season. arrived Tuesday morn
ing thirty-four days oct from Iokoha-
ua. Her cargo consists q a.. SIS pack
ages agsreZs.ing over three ard half
million pounds, and valued az s.. 2s9. p
eoo II vii make I'd seven OF eight
train-loads Of fifteen cars each for ship
meht hast TIE largest portion of tas
cargo goes 70 Chicago. Special trans will
aye 4 East
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

OT7AwA IlL. Jelly - Mar Doran
went vit5 some friends Monday night
n visit the slsctric lleht T-ation. While
walking near the stating her dress
oaurkt ir are wheel ans sbs vss carried
around ths shaft ard latslly hUrt
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

RvsHvrrI> IL. July 2&-At TIE Pa
publican Congressional convention bed
here TaesisT 20 naEls = candidate for
Congress from the Eleventh district
t9e present fne.r bent y. H. Gest. vas
ro- -ste5 On toe 1rst ballet
TzRRE HAUTE- Ind Jslr zs-The
Democratic co1vsn Gon for The Eirhts
In5fans aisfrlet on IgesasY rsRon-
faateas r. y Eracksh5re
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

wtsuTxeroy. July 22 Ia IA new
stated that President Harrison de-
clinsd TO receive the Cape May cottage
from its donors "a . grat1ity, bat gsvs
his cheek for sie.090 90 soon as be
ascsrtained tbat Mrs Harrison ana Ire
FAMILY were pleased sita s. - plsce
O. SIMMER resi5ence.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

WATrRTovy. N Y July 2s-Will-
ian sud Asa Morrill,. bo7s from SANDY
Greek. Oswego County. went out fishing
On BaoeTts' Conner pond near adams,
Tuesday afternoon. IN trying to land
pickersl tae beat cspsizes and they we're
drowncd
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

PHuADEIPHIA, July 22 Captain Pet
tendrsigh. Of the British ship Loch Ecs.
in port from Plymouth. IN report to
the photographic of7ce SAYS that on
July II lstjtade ~ 50 longitude 50 %.
he passed AZ island of ice four miles
long ard eigasv feet high- This is ne
largest berg evcr reported
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

bosToS. Jalv e. -Onta-o's prison
eor mission b.ss arrived here The cons
mission vil inVesti zsts TIE n1ost .n-
portans penal. rafo-matory a1a irals-
"a ISL l-lL.ans q -.s IrLlel srales
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
FATAL EXPLOSION.
Two Lives Sacrificed by Explosion In
an Ohio FlouFing Mill.

PTTTsBUEou, Pa, July 23.-The -four
ing mill of Meade Brothers, at North
Jackson, OHIO, was completely wrecked
by the explosion OF a boiler.
George Meade, the engineer, and Will
lam Thomas. an employe. were killed
instantly, and William Mikesell prob
ably fatally injured. The boiler had
been in use ten years.
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

CHFTsT1AFh- July p --Hsrn rns-fsst.
been almost entirely destroyed ~ Ere
Jhe lnts1itslss srs u ssssTVsns co81i-
toa
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

ST PErEESarzs. July . - part o.
the torn of S-a-.e, hss beea wreske5
- aurr.esae ManT persons we're
eursed n tee Tulrs Nineteen bellies
have besa recovered
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24

DsrrrII.F- flL. dalv william
stafford. aged 60. while driving over tie
Care Nace1zes 4 Chicago railroad
+-srks near Fsrulllon T8ssdaT after
rsoa eas F1a over u . trsln and kiIsa
Telegram-herald., 1890-07-24
FURNITURE BUYERS
FURNITURE DEALERS
TRIPLE TRAGEDY ~ TEXAS.
g.tAsF, M.eksE 4aa ChIa >Ast DEAD ,.
h4tf5sss Assassia<-

AusFts, Texas. Jgly - Ness szs ~
eslsed here Tuesday aigat Of = moss
horrible triple murder ae4r Hgttos, =
small village ERsnsY-s ght 0ilss Rogta
Of here. A Mexican named Vitsio stel-
eaa. Ais wife. t~o daughters aad litsls
san Lived few mlles fron Hattor.
Monday nlghs aeo2t IL o'eioek their lit
tls hoas szs Futhlessiy Invaded. and
1itAoat szoy0cAti0R NirOlo 2ad his
wife and 5-ye4r-0ld daughter we're
shot and instantly killed. A daughter
n years ed and little s-year-old boz
managed - escape aRd hurried - 4
Reighbor's where they told their story
of the crime TIE marGerers, they say,
were :. T. Gibbs and his son aud John
and Aadsew sutton. who have been ar
rested Ihe cause Of the killing is sup
0osed 70 be revenge, as il IS stated that
.as Mexican induced deaf and dumb
daughter Of Gibbs 10 run away and
marry Mez lean
Essex County herald. [volume] (Guildhall, Vt.) 1873-1964, 1890-10-17
South African Diamonds.

Thirty-cight million cara's of dia
monds, weighing over nine toas, have
been found here. In the rough theil
aggregate value was $3.50. 600, 900 and
after cutting nearly $500. 900, 600
which is more than tho worlds yicl,
during the preceding two centuries
OF the whole production not more than
per cent. can be said TO be Of the fins
water, ~ per cent of the second watel
and % pei cent. of the third, while thu
remaining A. per cent. j. called bort, ;
substance which, when crushed TO I
powder, is of use in the arts Pitts
burg Press.