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The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07

1T is not wholly gratifying to learn
that in the hostile demonstration to
be made by the fleets of the allied
powers against China the United
States men-Of-war are to take the
lead since their light draught makes
it possible for them to ascend rivers
and lombard towns which the heavy
French or English cruisers could not
reach. War by a highly civilized
power upon one still in the depths Of
barbarism can not but be Odious.
England's exploits in this line during
the last decade have put a blot upon
her escutcheon that will persist de-
spite her wealth and civilization.
The people of the United States have
no ambition for conquest, particularly
over people so much their inferior
as the Chinese. 1t has been a source
of constant shame and sorrow to this
nation that it has had no better way
to assert its supremacy over the In
dians than by the sword. For that
there is little excuse, but there is less
for carrying war into China. More.
over, there are many in this country
who will feel that in chastising China
for permitting mobs to do to Ameri-
can missionaries that which the
United States has permitted mobs to
do to Chinese laborers the nation is
put in position which from any
point of view is thoroughly indefen-
Sihle
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07

HENRY w. GRADY did work which
abundantly justifles the monument I'M
yelled in his honor at Atlanta. His
career was brief. No journalist so
young has been before given so con-
spicuous an honor; but the land and
city which honors such men will have
such men to honor. The Union is
and ought do be the first care and
love of every American, and it falls
to few to sound as it did to Henry w
Grady the keynote Of returninYc con-
cord between the sections.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07

THE versati Eity of the American
citizen is so1 hetimes remarkable.
Albert E. Clint, Methodist preacher
OF Minnesota was shore time ago
identified by(an Indiana man as con-
victed horse thief, and by an Iowa
ma.n as an embezzler. He then turned
his attention to forgery, and when he
ran away to escape punishment he
left behind wife and two children.
He is now in Montana, engaged in
mining, but will probably have to
leave there, as another wife in In
diana has found him out. There are
still few crimes left for him to
commit.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07

Itype-setting machines be
|by proof-reading machines?
y not, for there is no salts
Zion in swearing at machine.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07

: to eat and suf2
again. / took
little of your med
icine, and felt mud
better, and a it'd
taking a little moi
: August Flower nj
DySpensia disaI
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07

The enforcement Of/the ruling
which sends an illegally immigrating
Chinaman back to tie country from
whence ne came Instead of to China,
is making lots of finn for the Govern.
ment. When ,Chinaman is caught
coming In from NIexico, for instance,
he must be sent hack to Mexico. But
instead OF settl Ing down there, he
simply stands ON the frontier, as it
were, and waits for more favorable
opportunity. This means that the
Government must keep up constant
surveillance OF the Mexican boundary
10 protect us 1rO I'M Chinese invasion.
The Globe-republican. [volume] (Dodge City, Kan.) 1889-1910, 1892-01-07


tors, quack dentists, snide outfits OF all
kinds, who try to work the people but
never work themselves. We urge our
citizens TO give them a wide berth.
There has been thousands Of dollars
taken out of this county by the differ
emit frauds in the last ten years, and We
hope onr people have learned that there
is nothing to be gained by patronlzing
them.
Fort Scott.-The town of Hepler,
Crawford county, has been visited by a
disastrous confagration. The FIRE broke
ont in the hardware store Of Lewis &
Marshall, which is total loss, as are also
the drug store of Lewis & Whitney,
Hutcbinson's livery stable, Thompson's
hotel and six other buildings. The fire
is supposed to have been the work Of
an incendiary.. Much OF the property
10 uninsured. Some Of the stocks were
partly saved. The loss will aggregate
probably $4,000
Kansas City Gazette: Miss Madge
Overstreet's paintings have attracted
general attention this week at the ex-
hibition at the art school in the Baird
building. The members OF tho newly
organized Painter clab unanimously
awarded her copy OF ono OF Carrots
great landscapes in the Luxembourg,
the place of honor, and "A bit OF the
Seine" and other original paintings Of
hers were commented upon BY connois-
seurs ~ bsing among the few really
fine works that have beeu exhibited in
Kansas City By local aztista lGiss
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10
ysimnete 81 dobfe.

Ctsny pane Severe! Muslin VAN
sdsliti, le Vase l6ky eobfe Sc osved.
ely, zvlaste vas Plicni balsam, KITE
rs mne apln6 uEdravil. i dctou
Frank Hrdina, Medical Lake, Wash.
Ct5uS pane seyerol Vas Pllcnf
balsAm Jest y5te6nym lekem. name
iej stale domacnosti. Tento plicnf
balsam Jest zde velmi obIibcn, nebog
kaldSmu ryohle pomhfe. ) actou
Karel g. Kasparek, Cuba, Kan. -
Seeeriiv Baisdm pro piicnf nosis-
ny neui t6mef jik poifeha EvlAste
odporu6oyati, nebot lex ten jest po
celEm soustAti vseobecue xnAm co
neilepsf prostfedek proti kasli, kAta-
ru hrtanu a prhdusnice, zAnstu slir.
nice, 1kduse, roEedmd Pile, nasture-
nj, chfipce 4 vsem nemoeim plicnfm
vhbec. Ceua lkhve Jest SO centh.
viimnste ii dobfe pti kupovkni,
rdali jest na obala ! m lAhvi mole
jmsno.
w. II. tEvERA,
tesky lskkrnik, Cedar Rapids, Ia
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10

nj trait pro blizicf Sc rychloylak
uprazdnil, phi tom ale vjel ma trosky
vlaku nakladniho, kteryz malou
chvili pied tim koleji SO tam byl
vysinul. strojyedouci a topic, ja-
koz diva cestujicich byli okamzite
usmrceni, znaGny pax pocet iinych
poranen.
UrOda V Kansas. Statni hospo-
dafsky yybor kansassky yydal pravi.
delnou mesi6nf svou zprayu dne 5.
srpna a vyjfmame nj nasledoynf
Osey ozimky byl vdci roku lonsk6mu
6.3s procent osev jarky 1914
p-ocent ydtsim celkem oseto pseni.
cf 4,lls,80i akrh. Korny osazeno
bylo lctos o "a procent vice nez To-
nj, totif 5,5oi ,sO7 akr6. Oysa oseto
bylo l,8l3,797 akrd, COZ bylo o "a
procent vice nez loni. Uroda pseni.
ce Jest mnohem hojn6jsf, nel jest6
koneem minul6ho m6sice souzeno,
dosud ale prhm6rna droda udana
b}ti nemhzc. Korna znacn6 posko-
zena byla snohem, zvlast6 pax pas
mu stfednim, jakoz v ilfni a jiho.
zapadni tasti statu, "a 10 ale ' 6hsti
yychodni stoji 81 yyborn6 Kdyby
nynf naslalo po6asi korn6 pfizniy6,
zajist6na by byla bohata droda tam,
kdez nynf korna neihhfe 81 stoii.
0bchodnich npadkn udhlo Sc We
Spojenyeh Statech die zpravy OBJ
chodnf iednatelny Dunoyy "A uply-
nuly tyden lsl proti 1873 tydni
pfedchozfm 4 proti 23l temze tyd-
nj roku minultho.
Prudkym krupobitim uavstiyo-
ny byly due 5. srpna okresy kitison
a Marshall Y Minnesota a misty bylo
Jim yeskera oseni dpln6 zniceao,
TAX 1e AMI "a sklizeh stAti nebnde.
Desf objednAn byl minultho ~.
dne farmery okresu Bourbon. Kan,
cd "krAle desth". Melbouma a sice
dodhn tyE byti ma b6hem tohoto
tydne; spadneli pH neimensim pol
palce deste, dostane SO mu "a 20 cd.
msny obnosu $500.
Radeji smrt, nei vezeni. Y
okresnfho vdHeni We Washington.
Pa, uprcbl dne .. eervna NJ. Reed
pro vraidu smrti odsouzeuy tspr.
vs 9. srpua podafilo So afadnfk0m
siopu ieho naleznoati a akryt jeho
v stare jeine ledArnS v Noblessown
vypA,rali. Rudova, v niI yrah pfi
stiEen, byia lidem obklopena = on ku
vsiknf se yynvkn, iedinkou ale odpo.
v8if na 70 byla sttelnA rama, kssrouk
jeden q hFadnfkh dosti nebezpcSn4
porsnsn. Drahou rAnou, Reedem
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10

burgu We stfedu odpoledne min.
tydne a po delSf porad6 yynesen
rozsudek, jimzveskera yina na bedra
stAvkata syaloyana jest. Vzhledem
X smrti sedmi slaykaih rozhodnuto,
he usmrceni byli, dcastni jsouce '
nezakonnit6m dayu, kteryz zabrAniti
hledtl vystoupenf ma bfeh strazed,
ktefi k blidhnf majetku Carnegieoya
vyslani byli. Vzhlcdem k smrti
Pinkertonoyoh yynesen pax rozsu.
dek, le usmreeni byli pfi cbrantnf
maietku, k cemui zicdnhni byli a ae
osudne RAINY, jimiz usmrceni, yypa.
leny byly osobami porot6 koronero.
Va ueznamymi, dmyslem zlo6in-
nym. Iaroyen odporudeno velk6
porot6, jel v zafi zasedanf sy6 zahh.
j, vysetfiti, kym rany ony vypaleny
byly, tax ably doty6n6 osoby k zod.
poy6dnosti pohnany bgti molly.
DOSan Franciska pfiyezena byIa
dne a. srpna parnikcm "Mariposan
spraya, te auglioky yale6ny parnik
champion ptisthl u ostroya John.
ston a tento "a izemi angliek6
prohlasil. Ostrov tento az doposud
povaIovan byl "A dzemi amerieke a
ylAda nase zajist6 u6ini nAlezit}ch
krokn, ably pray svfch ma osiroy
ten uhajila.
Taiemna dyojnas0bna rraida
oznamena byla dne :. srpna Fall
River, Mass. Nalezenu totiE 4. j.
Borden a manielka jeho pffbytku
SVEN zayraid6ni a vzdor bedIiy6mu
pAtranf nepodafilo sc nejak6 stopy
30 yranoyi naleznout. Borden pfi.
scl doma k0lem 10. hodiuy dopo.
lednf a usednul pokojlku SVEN.
aby ranni easopis ii pfe6etl kolem
pal iedenActt nalezena jii zohaveuA
jeho mrtvola. Manfelka ieho. Y
lolniei 81 siroIici, zayraldena byla
tymi sp0sobem iako jeff man1el. -
Pohnatka dvojnAsobne vra1dy ieto
neni EnAma.
ylak oIoupen. Y Fresno, Cal,
oznAmen0 dne I. sfpna, he osobni
vlak, ma iih jedouci, oloupen byl
pfcdchAxeiict noel pobliIe Coils ne.
lnAmymi lupiei, ifma vzdor rychl6.
mu pronAsledoyAnt na stopu dosud
se nepiislo. Kdy strojvedouci <
Eastaycni ylAku pfinuceu, vyzyali
lupiti Effxenca yoEa erpressniho. by
yaz Oieytei kdyi odepfeno 70 bylo,
EiednAn vsiup do vo1a pomoci bomb
dynsmiioyyeh, jei nSkolik pod 70.
rem vypAleno. Tea vypalena jedna
bomba pod parostroIem a t}i tai
poskoEsn, Ee l dalai jisdS neschop
nym - stal. 20 vypAeenf pokladny
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10

eSpressnf naloaeny veskery cenn6
zasylky ma pfipraven6 mezky, 3 nj.
mii pax lupi6i rychle tine no6ni
zmizeli.
yelke nestesti, ktertz 3 ziyoty
lidskd "a ob6t 81 vyzadalo, udalo Sc
dne 3. srpna St. Paul, MINI. a
zayin6no bylo poslednimi prudkymi
desti. Ma Page ulici bYvala hlubo.
ka strl, kteraz as pred rokem byla
zayeaena ponecLan tam pouze
maly kanal, jfmz voda odyad6na
byti mela. Leo kanalek tento Sc
ucpal, uasledkem dehol yoda ulla-
bin6 nadrloyati Sc poGla, tax le ko.
ne6n6 povstal tim rybnik az diva akry
zaujlmajfcf a misty hloubky AZ 90
stop majici. Timto mnozstvim vody
byla nayazka, ulici tvotici, podmila-
ma We 6tvrtek V noel konecn6 hraz
tato ohromn6mu mnolstvf yody po.
VOLTA, tax 10 tato na mic netusict
obyyatelstyo, ma druhe stran6 bydli.
Ct, So yyyalila Skoda, je2 proudem
ma maletku spds0bena byla, obuase-
Ii budc pres s75, 900 a iel, ie pfi
tom t6z iiyoty lidsk6 utraeeny
byly. Nalezeuyf druh6ho dne pfi
odklizovdnf iro-ek . mrtyoly, sedm
pax osob pfislo pfi tom k vazndmu
1razu.
Osuduy yybuch petroleie udAl SC
dne 8. s.pna z rama pfibytku Chas.
lIalfta v Creston, Ia. Manzelka
llalftoya pfipravovala snidani a jeli.
koi ohefi spa,n6 hofel, cht6la mu
pctrolejem pomoci, lee v tomt6E o.
kamiiku petrolei nhdobe, uiE do
kamen iei lila, 80 vzhal a yybuehnul,
phi eeni pax nelrastnA zena, tax
1lele d6yde jeff hoticf tekutinou
Easaleny a tax desn6 popAleny, te a.
"a bodinu ducha vypustily. Half
utrptl pfi pokusu ma utlumenf pla.
menh lel velioe t6lk}ch pophlenin.
Rychl0n cestu pres more yyko'
nal parnIk "Teut0nio" spole6nosti
White Star, kteryI We stfedu rama
minultho tydne do pfistavu new
yorskeho ptiplul. Tfi vykonal TO,
tik cestu Queenstown Y 5 dnech,
~ hodinaeh a 90 minalAch. Nei
veti vEdalenost, kterAE v iednom
dnu ph cesse u arazena. bYla So
mil.
0sndna srafka udila se dne S
srpna po. II. hodina veoernf "a trait
Lake Shore drAhy poblite Harbol
Creek siauice Pennsylvania. osob
nj vlak, 3 jednoho voEa o.obniho /
M vorA spacfch sestAvajfci. vIesi
mel na vedisisf koleie, tab sby hlav
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10


iessAaf - pfAlaaIf - apFAyy
AAfesniah Yf#sv, Abf ppelhily
FaeehpY tFlvtAi Jsas mmsl ngsy
aalsa fA4misH . Asss ! pfaspAesi.
efbsi ssasesli. n asH 10 lasa&
ttlpfsrf ) vfHsrt aAfHiaf pfagy
leies hHi9a FgMsvf akssshf hs.lms
skisisai faaah dfist4feh IT, plWf
plaaH mAt8A hlAfn4 ffmas6 v
slmAsst kl#fA1 YYshail y fYY8YHasl
FgsfaYA HHai
NfHags smAiaAA bals - Nihggss
III iuaah ~, ~ s8t vpnAs a
sagi = sYRsAef Isga eimkey ".
fiAsa4sasl4st ehaHs8 t8s mon.
slavY fiessef ~ Hsk fkNa Y
ssha tsl@4 FYFtAm8 aas 10 dsssslhy
seA#a. sf A@ssa hFleabf asl
FyshlBa9hast N ksaa Mms abnasa
avFsha aFasisnah@. sypssn6h8 oar.
hespalaFskea spslasastl, asl PIES
1000 0lmsa ssiAAt6lah. sAaaYsafeh
sbehe4assseem emalsAgm.
tsdbua - aajlnsvassl rfHary
btfls tsA IL, IN AaglsnisanA ha.len
" a1hbesa Fseiakaky peglllsaA "a
aesaAmshlgA iieh fstnlAa sseeh
siren.
ufasm Il daFtsss % IsAhAeh
bads ' tech dmeeh shllsss. soI %.
shylns pfitsaltost viem. klsff ~
eh'eIi - - Omahy pspiiyssl, abr
iAa Ffl ~ pfiIellsaasl mohll laaAno
aAsmfE
ki8 hT ehsAl sesnam yypsanyah
esu, ahsts ak4h0hollssk bliilfho w,
sY4tlsht. asehF obFAll 80 ha sekssskfsi
tiT John lIaameF,
1914 Fafnam 49,, Omaha. Nsh.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10

Maoho set yysvtdHant posvraaIe
y}taaaoss Dossalovyeh idka, ksar6
Isou \ dosskni We yieeh ktch
IakAruA0h q obehodsch lSky. zka.
sts js.
Ma tisice lidt o vdasnosli uxnAsk,
w Jim postalas l6k pomohl 0d koli.
ky aaludkov3ch bolasti.
Prod AL ditky tax rAdy uafyaIi
Dostalovy lekyf Pondsads jsou
velmi lahodns.
70 Dostaloyy ltky jsou ~ nejlsp-
81, uzuAya kazdy, kdo jich jednou
zkusil.
Nemoee 10 doslayujf neodekAyand
ndkdy bfva posda btaeti tepryepro
lex proto mel kasdy Dostaldv lex
proti cholete prhjmu vdomacnosti.
Kaidy jest svyn vlastnfm nepffte.
lem, kdo trpi rhzn6 nemoce zaludko-
vi, stfevnl neb jine a nepoazije
vyte6n6ho l6ku Dostalova.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10

Pan Edwin Il. Crebs, kasir "Manu.
facturer' National Bauky" Pitts.
burgu. Kans., pfse: Po deset roka
nzival jsem sy. Jaknba olei a vzdy
jsem shledal, le pouzitf iebo pfi
vyr-knutinach a otladeninach mel.
lepsfm vysledkem proyAzeno jest.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10
X prOnaimutf.


iisost X farmatsm. ProDajmu dvs fanny. JednA
2io strd. sehoA 50 las yzdskno. . pastry pro do
bytek itmia Yods ngus,Aio prctstG. IA atrd IA
brady, kdea vice iat polovina stroma Jest IA lot
atAryeh = os,stni stromy isou nseo pozdsii a.
zen6. Prostrannoat tato ma studny dostatek
xdrsy6 yody, Lux 30 Atrd. stayeni svstni-
eioh cornerih 30,,26. maitAi ma koni apejchar
ns 1900 bnkla obili Atd. Farma ohraEena jest
os.nAiym dfatsm i yrdalena Jest cd Crete 10 mil.
Cd wiiber . "a Kramer mile. - DruhG farma
jest 70 akra. sehoi "a ie yEdslAuo onsksho roku.
ostatni iesl preris. stsyeui sy5tnici 1874.
krAtksm s.se pfisiAvim. vodou ysim opatfo-
nA. ysdssnost do Kramer miie. DO Crete II,
do wliber i0.- Ron, ma obs fanny bude So plstit
yidy Ia ptedu. = Piste nA Jos. LetAk, box II.
Kramer Lancaster Co., Ncb. h6Ef
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10

Chef deInika roryaAeni mssa 70
S ftrmach. Mnsi umSt
sist p,ls posi.at i,cmesia trsnleksho nsmusi
bJt nalns rnaigm. MEio prEce dobr5 plat. =
Haste SEA Jos. W. Musil,
ierSl Lesssrvilis. 3. Oak.
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Velka vyhoda. S' s,s..., 70 ,sIs s,..s a -
prod6 ss fArma 100 atra, "a dolard akr. coo
doIara . slaH hued pH koum. ossaini m Jed
noroeai spl9ity. 100 akrd - yzdslAho, ossainf
le Fysoty les tTrisho 1 mskktha AMI ha prkns
schopnf. Parma ie ella rovua. dobruu ,odou
100 osocnfch s,romd ph nj : Jet ien III mfls
vEdAlsnA d teisznisni s,Anics. Pekrok zspadu
Fovf kds U.s.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1892-08-10

prodam mti pssrmss. tssrf . a.<kxd
ceifsr O.. NIB ssioss So
q Z. isn. svse LT.m Rls rgmxsr
ss sift rru.isn esns zee ~ ia-y aIsls-
bessi ssres. posuinty e<ns 5alss pa ssrs
49, rsst San. Dssta CTR. ~. 89
The record-union., 1892-07-04
JOINED THE BENEDICTS.
A Young Sacramento Lawyer Welded
at Los Gatos.
Phiiip s. Driver and Miss Lizzie w.
Gober Joined in WedIock-A
Brilliant Affair.

a brilliant wedding took place in the
Methodist Episcopal Church. at Los
@atos' on Thursday last. The brides
!ather, Rev. w. r. Gober, is well-known
III TINS city, where he once resided.
FRIENDS assembled from far and near to
WItness the marriage. The groom. Philip
,. Dflver, is member of the law firm of
DrlVer " Sims of Sacramento, where he
is Well-known and highly esteemed.
Inc bride, Miss Lizzie w. Gober, is ex-
ceeolngIy popular amongst her fathers
people, and long before noon the church
was hlled with those anxious to witness
the ceremony.
Inc decorations were in yellow and
white. The bridal party stood nnder .
canopy made OF ferns and yellow mar
suerltes, from which were sus-
pended yellow and white balls, and
very large wedding bell Shortly after
II O'Clock the bridal party appeared, to
the magnificent strains of "Lohengrin's
wedding March," played by Professor
f. l.. King of San Jose.
First came the bridesmaids Misses
Agnes Nelson and Florence Guppv, &C
companied by the ushers, Messrs w. +.
hyde and b. Schneider. Miss Eyadne
hHAl nlLlS CdIIl6 I6AL as lnalQ OF honor.
loIloWed by the bride escorted by her
brother. DR.. r. Z. Gober. They were met
III the chancel by the groom and his best
man, William NJ. Sims of Sacramento
ana the brides father, who acted as
ofhclatlng clergyman. During the inn
pfesslVe ceremony, soft, low strains were
continued from the organ, which merged
triumphantly into Mendelssohn,s Grand
march, as the party filed from the church.
Inc pride wore an elegant robe of heavy
white bengaline with court train. simply
designed, but Which was extremely be-
coming to her Madonna-like face. The
veil OF white tulle was caught in the
coltfure by sprays of orange blossoms.
She carried bouquet of niphetos roses
and wore no jewels.
Miss Evadne Hunkins wore a hand
handsome toilet of corn-colored brocade
silk, en- train, trimmed with moire rib
bon and chiffon. The corsage was
puffs being met by long gloves. She car
rled perle des jardins roses tied with rib
bon to match her DRESS
Miss Agnes Nelson was dressed in an
extremely pretty costume of cream
colored crepe nuns yelling, trimmed
with cream ribbons. Her bouquet was
perie des Jardlns roses tied with cream
ribbon. Miss Florence Guppy wore an
attractive costume Of cream surah. She
also carried perle des jardins roses. tied
with ribbon to match her dress.
After the wedding reception was held
at the residence of the brides parents
where bountiful breakfast was served
The house was decorated with a pro-
fusion of flowers. After receiving con-
gratulations, the bridal couple, accom-
panied by large number of friends.
took the 1853 train for San Francisco
Where they VIII remain short time be-
fore taking up their residence in their
new home in Sacramento
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GRAIN AND HAY BURNED.
A Big Fire on the San Juan Grant
Does Much Damnon.

A Big Fire on the San Juan Grant
Does Much Damage.
About l 200 acres of growing grain were
destroyed by fire on Saturday on that
portion of the San Juan grant farmed by
Jacob Heintz, adjoining the Rancho del
Paso.
The fire started about noon, and is
thought to have been started by junk
man who passed through this vicinity
and is known to be careless with his pipe
and matches. Another theory is that the
fire was started by hunters, who were
out in force shooting doves.
The grain was principally wheat and
barley, nearly ripe for harvest, and
large quantity of hay in stacks was also
destroyed. The tract burned over was
about two miles in length by one mile
wide, and is deplorable loss to Mr..
HeintZ.
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proof enough. He would take man to
the committee who had paid in money
for nomination to the old machine.
c. NJ. Harrison said he was surprised
at Mr.. Johnson. The latter was lawyer,
and when lawyer took case 1t was his
duty to look up the evidence.
George Nichols said it was time enough
to say good morning" to the Devil when
you meet him. There was no sense i'll
specializing as to what the other side was
going to do when they went before the
State Central Committee.
John Rooney thought the Chair should
appoint the committee, and amended Mr..
Flint's motion TO that end.
John HantZman offered as a substitute
for the whole that a committee of six be
appointed by the Chair, with the Chair
man added, to go before the State Central
Committee.
The substitute was carried by unani-
nous vote.
a short recess was taken, and when the
convention reaSsembled Chairman
Clarken announced the committee as fol-
lows: John HantZman, 0. S. Flint, Jo-
Seph Routier, j. G. Kelly, III. NJ. LaRue,
u. Franks, Matt Z. johnson and II. NJ.
Bernard.
A motion that Chairman Clarken act as
Chairman Of the committee was carried.
COUNTY TICKET.
Nominations for State Senator were de-
clared in order, and George Nichols, in
neat speech, nominated ex-senator Jo-
seph Routier.
John HantZman nominated Matt L.
Johnson, but the latter declined.
Senator Routier also declined, and
nominated ellis Doty in his place.
j. III. Hamilton thought the convention
was acting unwisely in making nomina-
tlons at this time. The delegates had not
had time to choose candidates 1yb IN
nominate: Beside, he hoped for amalga-
nation with the Peoples party to cer-
tain extent. He moved that the conven-
ton adjourn until the call Of the Chair.
This was opposed by John Rooney.
great many of the delegates believed
that it would be better to adjourn over to
some day near the time OF the meeting Of
the State Central Committee. 1t was de-
slrous TO see what that body did first re-
garding the reorganization.
The matter was debated at length, and
IN the course Of the speeches Delegate
Hamilton was taken to task severely by
several of the delegates for advocating
amalgamation with the Peoples party.
Finally it was decided to proceed with
the nominations.
Mr.. Clarken then left the Chair and re-
nominated Matt Johnson for the Senate.
Mr.. Johnson was declared the nominee
OF the convention, and the rest Of the
ticket was named as follows:
ssemblymen-Oscar S. Flint, w. w.
Cuthbert and Gillis Doty.
Sheritf-Thomas w. O'Neil.
District Attorney-R. NJ. Clarken.
County Clerk-M. r. Beard.
Auditor and Recorder-Thomas Brown.
Public Administrations. Bronner
Count Surveyor-A. G.. Winn.
Treasurer-James a. Elder.
Supervisors-Second District, J. B.
Harris; Third District, j. NJ. Morrison;
Fourth District, to be filled by the Central
Committee.
Police Judge-R. o. Cravens.
City Justice Of the Peace-H. c. Ross,
Jr.
Township Justice-W. A. Henry.
The convention then adjourned with
cheers for the national and local tickets.
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Labor Union Notes.

The Blacksmiths' Union has elected the
following officers: President, M. J..
Burke; Vice-President, Fred. Higgs:
Treasurer, Joseph Palm; Financial Sec
retary, c. f. Hill; Recording Secretary.
Stephen Uren, Jr.; Guard, E. Smith:
Irqstees-Rlchard Trengrove, Arthur
Tyler and J. b. Rodgers; Delegates TO
Federated Trades, j. Nance and Charles
Pearl, Jr.; Alternates, Richard Trengrove
and G.. r. Billion.
John A. Nelson, John Zittinger and r.
Berriesford have been appointed as Or
ganizing Committee for the Tailors'
Union.
The Car and Coach Painters Union has
elected G. II. Joy and e. Gravel delegates
to the Federated Trades with j. j. Keh-
rerer.