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WHO CAUSED THE TROUBLE ?

In reference to the trouble occasioned by
the captain of the English team in refus-
ing at the last moment to allow his men to
contest unless paid an extra sum of money
in advance. Manager Saaderson said that lie
thought the job coDcocted was anyth ing
bit fair or reasonable, and that additional
sums Of money would have been added to the
prizes if the teams had, as body, asked for
an increase in the purse. JOhansen, the
Swede, and the captain of the English team
were the men who caused dissension among
all the teams, excepting the American, the
captain Of which said that he was not a
party to any scheme to break up the sport
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Trial of stephen Ballinger.

MARTINEZ, Oct 26.-The trial Of Stephen
Ballingcr for the murder of Frank Beard,
which was committed at Byron, in this
county. on September 9th, was begun to-day
in the Superior Court, Judge J. p. Jones
presiding. The prosecution is conducted
by District Attorney Timing, while the de-
PENDANT is represented by MeSsrs. Chase,
Abbott. Latimer and Brown. The forenoon
and most Of the day was occupied in seeur--
ing a jury. Eleven jurors were. obtained
out Of venire OF thirty-niue. and special
venire was made TO secure another Con-
siderable interest is manifested in this trial:
Many witnesses have been summoned, and
il is expected the whole week will be taken
up with the trial. One witness had been
examined AT the time Of adjournment until
9 80 o'clock tomorrow.
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CONDENSED TEnEGRAMs.

New YORK, Oct. 26.-James Gordon Ben
nett and Rudyard Kipling were among the
passengers from Havre this morning by the
steamship La Gascogne.
LONDON, Oct GA telegram from Mil
ford Havea says small rowbnat, contain
ing three soldiers, was capsized here to-day
and all three were drowned.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-The keteh Viceroy has
been wrecked near 81. Ives, on the coast of
Cornwall. Her crew is missing. A boat,
with the corpse of one of the seamen on
board, has been found.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-Rev. Charles Fl.
Spu rgeon, pastor of the Tabernacle, who
has been seriously i'll for months past, has
SO far recovered his health as to be able TO
start today for MentOne
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CIRCUS in COURT.
Attorney LOwenthal Finds C0ur-
age to Give the Lie.
Statesman Kenny's Attempt to Suppress clar-
ence Gray How Justice Campbell
Quelled an Incipient Row.

Justice of the Peace Campbell is not
nervous man. In fact he is Emphatic in
temperament, and presides over his court
with legal trigidty that chills a witness
like an arctic breeze.
But last night the austere Justice was
transformed in disposition and manner until
lie became boiling over with mental excite
ment, humping ON his desk and roaring out
the solemn dctum of the law like an auc-
tioneer ON sale day.
The cause of the Justices Transformation
was the trial of the Lowenthal case, which
was resumed before him last evening, and
the manner in which the hearing was con-
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Secretary Blaine at Work.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 26.-Secretary Blaine
this morning resumed the discharge of his
duties as Secretary of State. he rose early
and soon after breakfast went over to the
White House. Secretary Tracy soon Joined
him there, and together they had a long
consultation with the President. 1t was
nearly noon when Secretary Blaine left the
White House and walked over to the De-
partment of State. He entered his private
Office and plunged at once into business.
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Street Improvements.
ERN ARDINo, Oct. 26.-I

SAN BERNARDINo, Oct. 26.-The work Of
paving the streets is progressing sadsfac-
torily. Over enc mile of work is rapidly APP
preaching completion, and over hall a mile
Of additional contracts are let and the work
will probably be completed before the win
ter rains set in, unless they come unusually
parlv
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THE RECLA ARRIVES.

She Encounters a Typhoon and Rides Out
Terrific Gale.
VANCOUVER B. c.. Oct. 26.-The Amer
lean ship Hecla. Captain Cotton, arrived
here this morning from Japan with cargo
of 1900 tons of tea. This is the vessel about
whose safety there has been considerable
anxiety. Size left Kobe September 7th, met
head winds and made no progress. she en-
countered a terrific typhoOn September l4tl
and the two following days, but succeeded
in holding her anchorage and riding 1t out
with little damage. She afterward met Win
Flattpry on the 24th inst, where tug
brought her to Vancouver. The Hecla De-
longs to Bath, Me.
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His Conscience troubled Him.

The First National Bank of Houston,
Tex, has received through the mails in an
envelope postmarked Houston five 500 bills
as conscience money. Enclosed with the
money was slip of plain white newspaper
3x6 inches, on which was posted in adver-
Using type of different sizes the following:
Eight years ago S. Webb paid me 500 TOO
much money. Never had the money to pay
it back till now. Publish this in the Hous-
ton Daily Post"
b. A. Shepherd. President of the bank.
teller, Webb, paid out $500 too much, but he
refused to disclose the name.-Fort Worth
Gazette.
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The Wounded Tramn

CoLFAx, Oct. 26.-Starchman, the brake
mau accused of shooting tramp near here
last evening, denies doing the act The
conductor of Train No. says Starchman
never carried a revolver. The injured man
halls from Albany, NY, He is in the hospital
at Auburn. The doctors think he viii lose
his leg. No arrests have been made.
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Ministerial Association.

MARYsvuLE, OF. 26.-The local minis
tiers have organized an association for
their mutual benefit. This is the first time
IN years that the Marysville clergy have
been on such friendly terms, and the fact
occasions much satisfaction among their re-
spectiYe cor gregAtiOus.
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BANTAM-WEIGHTS.

Fred Began Knocks "spider" Gallagher Out
in Fourteen Rounds
PORTLAND, Oct. 26.-Fred Began and
"Spider' Gallagher, bantam-weights. fought
with gloves at the rooms of the Portland
Athletic Club tonight. The fight was a
lively one throughout. In the thirteenth
round Began knocked Gallagher down with
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two heavy blows over the heart. Gal
lagher was counted out, but the referees
decision could not be heard on account OF
the great confusion, and the men resumed
the fight. Began, however, knocked his op-
ponent down again, and was declared the
xt-i
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All the ladies OF the Vanderbilt family
are thrifty and business-like. They inherit
these traits, and they are bringing up their
each keep bank account, make all their
own purchases, and employ and discharge
their own servants. They also help in the
education of their children, go into the
kitchen now and then, and are noted for
being excellent cooks
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THE CULVER CASE.
Reported Nine for Aequittal and Three for
Conviction.

Conviction.
MARYsvILLE, Oct. 26.-The prosecution
In the Culver case received its second sur
prise during the present trial to-day when
the defense-represented by such able cOun-
sci as J. C. Campbell and General Chapman
refused to argue. and, on their motion,
this shut off the closing speech for the peO-
pie by Grove L. johnson. judge Davis
charge to the jury was very lengthy. taking
an hour and twenty minutes TO deliver, and
containing over 1900 words At a few
minutes before O'clock the jury retired.
and from present indications it will hang.
On pretty fair authority 1t was learned that
the jury stood nine for acquittal and three
for conf ictiOn.
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WEDDING POSTPONED.

Terrible News for Prospective Bridegroom
on the Eve Of Marriage.
VICTORIA (B. c.. Oct GA wedding
that was to have taken PLACE to-day has been
indefinitely postponed owing to the receip
of a telegram from Glasgow, informing the
protective groom, John Richie. OF the
deaths Of his father, mother. brother and
sister-in-law. On receipt of the message
Richie tainted, and, on being restored to
consciousness, sw0oned again, and is now
deIirious and may not recover.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.

MONDAY, October 26
Stmr Bonita, Leland - hours from San Diego and
way ports; produce, to Goodall, Perkins & Co.
Stmr Tilamook Hamm. 80 hours from Hueneme;
ballast, to Pollard Il Dodge.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
BALTIMORE Arrived Oct 26-Stmr Barrow
more, from Liverpool
Observation-Disclosures Oct 26-Stmr Ohio
from Liverpool.
GLAsGoW-Arrived Oct 26-stmr scandinavian.
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ROIN.

BORN.
STEWART-In this city, October 1S, 1891. to the
wife Of j. F. Stewart, u daughter.
WARFORD-In this city, october "a, 1884, TO the
wife OF George IL Warford son.
FROSS-In this city. October %, 1891, to the wife
OF Morris troSs, daughter.
GoRDUN-In this city, October %, 1891, to the
wife of Samuel Gordon, dau inter-.
SUTRO-ln this CITY. October 70, 1891, to the wife
OF Edgar Sutro, son.
CoGGIN-In this city, october Is. 1891, TO the wife
of George c. Coggin, \ son.
WILL AMSON-Ib this city, october IS. 1891, to
the wife OF j. s. Williamson. a dan rhter.
BRYANT-In this city, September 80, 1891, TO the
vile OF George e Bryant, a daughter.
UPTON-In this city, October 90, 1891, to the wife
1of Thomas Is. Upton, daughter
H0LLAND-In Oakland october %. 1891, to the
wife of Henry A Holland, daughter.
FULTOS-In Alameda, October 81, 1891. TO the
wife OF John X. Fulton. daughter
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were found and she was discharged. After
returning home. neighbors say she after
ward pretended that during the absence OF
the family she had been struck by tramp
and her skull fractured. A slight bruise
was found on her head and partly crushed
chicken bones imbedded in her hair at the
nj
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Bakery Burned.

WA1soNvILLB. Oct 26.-The Watson
vile Bakery and the adjoining building,
both owned by Samuel ConLm, were de-
stroyed by fire this morning. There was no
insurance on the buildings. The contents
CT the bakery were insured for 5000
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Editnr Holt Convalescing.

SAN BERNARDINo, Oct. 26-L. NJ. Holt,
editor of tie Orange Belt, who has been
very low with malarial fever for three
weeks past Is cOuValeScing.
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A Watch-Repairlng Companv.

The San Francisco Watch and Jewelry
Manufacturing and Repairing Company filed
articles of incorporation yesterday. 1t has
a capital Of 5000.
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Matches Start a Fire.

YREKA, Oct. 26.-FIankin & Howell's
photograph gallery was destroyed by f'e
Yesterday afternoon. The fire was started
by child playing with matches. The loss
is unknown.
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A Big Raisin Crop.

SAN BERNARDINO, Oct. 2G.-It is excep-
tiona!ly good weather for curing the ralsin
crop which it is estimated this year will eX-
coed 800, eco boxes in this county.
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Minister Hlrsch at Home.

PORTLAND, Oct. %. - Hon. Solomon
Hirsch. United States Minister to Turkey,
arrived to-day, and will remain at his home
in this city for some time,
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OBITU AIRY.

REV. F. II. A. sCHRIvENER.
A cable dispatch announces the death of
Rev. Frederick Henry Ambrose Schrivener
as having occurred in London yesterday.
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WANTS DAMAGES.

Miss Daniels Asks for $4,000 From Church
for SANDER.
STOCKTON, Oct 26.-The trial of the case
of Miss qua Daniels against NJ. j. Church,
the wealthy ditch-owner of Fresno County,
was commenced to-day. The suit is for
$4,000 damages for SANDER, the plaintiff
alleging that Church, who is 20 years OF
age and married, used slanderous words in
speaking of the plaintiff. The attorneys
for the defendant moved for a continuance
because Church is unable TO come 10 Stock
ton, but the Court ruled against them and
tha trial proceeded
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Upholstery
Fabrics.

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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Firth, marriage and death notices sent BY mali
will not he inserted. They must be handel In NJ
either OF the publication o:fices and be tndorssd
with the and residence of persons authOrIz3l
To have the same published.l
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Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-03
Electric Lamps Wjthani Wires.

Piobshly no m re interesting con>
tribution to the literature OF applied
electricity las been male tar year.
than Mr.. N,koia Tesla. recent paper,
entitled, "Experim,,t- with Alternate
Currents OF Very iI,g. Frequency, an,i
Their Application /" Methods II AT,
fetal l.lumlnxt,"n," read before the
American lns,lta,e Of Electrical En-.
gi"ers at New York. The expert
men,s which Mr.. Tesla has made
appear to promise a new system OF
electric lighting, from which. with a
given amount Of electrical energy, q
light many times stronger than any
yet produced may be secured withou,
wire "r other connection b, tween the
light itself and the source Ut emery,
OF course \ wire connec,,on mus,
still tie ma lie between the building t.
he Ii ht. d and the nen-ratin. plant,
but # the new system can be Gems
merc,slly applied, lamps may b.
carried about in The hand, aud the
light will h- mpre b-,l,ant. or ut las,
m. rs luminous, than that oh,aine..
from the incArdescent lamp how in
use.
1t appears 'ha. Mr.. Te-l~'s a,tcn.
ton was frs. directed tn exp ment-
In e!sctrostat.cs by an ordinary induc.
sio0 coil from Which sparks are de
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-03

1t is said here that Senator
Gorman's refusal to take charge Of the
p-mocIat,c campaign in Ohio has r..
suited in bri ging so much pressure
to bear on Senator Brice that he has
consented t. cut his European tour
short and f. turn for the purpose of
opening his tarrel TO help Campbell.
II the story told here about tins be
true, and it is t,ld b. good Democrats,
Brice has been driven into ills by
thr. ats Of the Democrats j ining with
Republicans IN the next Oni, L-eis-
latufe TO declare his sea, in the Sen.
ate vaca.t on account q! his net being
4 citizen of Onio. That such u. ton
could he legally taken by the OHIO
Legislature is believed by experienced
lawyers Of both political parties. anc
that it ough, TO be taken is the opinio,
If most men who are opposed to see
ing seats in tho United States Senat.
knocked down to the highest bidder
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-03

v-loped similar to those evolved from
u static tric'h mai machll,-. the cur.
fruits operating tue coil, however,
we're alternating ouiy from lOU to 200
vibrst"is u secuiId 10 obtain sr. at,
incr. a.ed eH-c,s, Mr.. Tesla con.truc, d
u machine capable Of giving 2u,UOO
alterations per .econd. Win the en-.
ployment ut t's machine began TIE
series Of most Interesting experiments
which he describe. i" tis psp.r.
To give u" idea If sume IT the re-
suits ottx,, ed, It is stated tiat, by
aehing II wIr. to Que Ut the ,~.m,>
mails oi IN Induction co,!, .trrxms OF
iight Issued IL A,l directions, show i,p
how int~hse was tie nature If tile
forces in operation. TIN. led I" the
constructIon .! = prAc'icxI form Of
1am.'. consisting IT n glass bulb from
..h'ch the air hid been exhaust. d,
aud which contain d hutton OF re-
frnctory mate tai connect 4 with y
wire lea'ting TO the outside III th-
bulb. The lamp xlowed brightly, and
showed thst light could be OF tanned
ny single wire ~ we'll ~ by the two
~ire system.
But this did not sati fv him, his
ambition being to create . syst~m ny
VIII. ha lamp without ext-snai con
nertions OF any sort might be used
IN, where IN All apartment suitably
prepared f,r il. and he made to glow
with bright illurninAt on. The
Apa,tmen, to be lighted Is connected
with thu electric g~ne'atcr Ut the cen>
trsI station by wire, the latter. l.cw.
ever, connecting with y "a.,..+ns. =, an
apparatus similar !" principle to the
IT,. de" jar. An induction coil, close
10 the condenser, converts the cure, t.
II low t-nsio coming from the gen.
orator to those Of very gu tension
required in the new system.
The room to he Iie' t-h will he fitted
with two plates Of metal. which may
ne suspend d from the ceiling or
placed With" opposite walls. The
electric impulse thrown out ny or
'aiinting from the metallic plates are
ina e manifest when there Is expos. d
III the room n medium THAI j. highly
.usceptihle to the action of the ~l-c.
tro-tatic vibratnns, such IS tuh-s
exhausted Of air. With such plates
properl. placed in the room All exhaust
tube. M. Tesla claims, may h- carried
~ tn. hard anywh' re- between the
sheets, or ,laced an> where, even ut a
cr'tni" distance beyond them; it
remains ALWAYS luminous.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-03
HARD LINES.

She asid ~ ahe babe her lord good bye
really wish I were YOU
You Will sit At YOUR desk all day, while
Have = hard day = work t~ do"
And her hu. bsnu answered. well, make start
And you'll finish ere return, sweetheart
When her lord had ne. she idly sat
Ger he, con hour or more,
Then spent AL hour III 4 che. r, chat
With hsr mel abb r Il M .nher Four:
And sftetwnf | went for an hour to prste
Ger the latest SC .ndal ut Number Eight.
An b ur At the win low she stood, to look
At n horse that was dow IN the street,
Then = cold collation. the IL " v took,
And. beinR with work dcad-beat,
She Into her chamber calmly we,t,
And three hours In we'll earned slumber spent
An hour DER b. r novel she needs must pass.
And ,hs day had worn on ( night,
And At l~ngth when her husband came homo.
alas!
Shc WA wirking with main and might
Ann her husband dropped nit ing tear.
As she nnrmnrtd" wish were you, my dear ;
!, u men IN life get al the fun
bu: the toll Of = woman 10 never doser'
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-03

1t ID behaved that y hen Sscretar,
Proctor leaves the Cabinet to enter the
Senate ~ Senator Edmuuds's success
OF that ex-Gov. Cheney, OF Vermont,
will brcone Secretary Of War. It is
known that Gov. Cheney is an old
friend Of the Presidents and that the
Secretary ship of War WAS rendered 70
and decl,n' d by lin for some personal
reason, said not to exist at this time,
before it wa. Of red to Mr.. Proctor.
In Iced 1t Is thought that he sugs es,ed
Mr.. Froet rs name for the portfolio
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1891-08-03
WOOD RIVER TINES
HALEY. IDAHO.

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accuse him Of promising away more
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