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CARSON NOTES.
a Mum ber of Applications for Pardons
of Criminals Denied.

a Numbe of Applications for Pardons
of Criminals Denied.
CARSON (Nev,), July 9.-Jim Williams,
the tramp accused OF the murder OF Mrs
Saarman in Carson Valley. has been
located by Douglas County officers, but
they do not want him, rs they do not con-
slider they have evidence enough to war
rant them in going alter him.
The Board of Pardons was in session
to-day and denied the applications of S.
Miller, sentenced from Humboldt County
i'll 1892 for several years for murder
James Gilmore. from Washoe, nine years
for manslaughter; b. j. Cosgrove, life,
for murder in Elko County, and Michael
Flannigan, eighteen years for murder,
from Story. Cosgrove has been in prison
twenty-five years, and has been an ex-
enplary convict. At different times he
gave information to the Warden which
prevented serious outbreaks.
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CALIFoRSIA MARKsMEN.
They VIII Bring Home Some Valuable
Prizes From Glendale Park.

They VIII Bring Home Some Valuable
Prizes From Glendale Park.
NEW YORK, July 9.-To-day was de-
voted to a reunion by the marksmen and
their friends at Glendale Park, and to-
morrow the official scores will be an
nounced and the prizes distributed. Some
Of the California boys are already in New
Haven, as guests OF the Winchester Arms
Company to-day, and viii be on hand to-
morrow to receive their prizes with the
rest. On Saturday all will return home,
picking up en- route George Helm, who
VIII 60 to Utica TO visit some friends to-
morrow AFTERNOON. The others will de-
vote the interval to Sightseeing in this
vicinity.
In addition to the many prizes which
they will carry back with them are two
elegant silver wreaths, presented to the
holders OF the highest scores, valued al
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Murderer of Roy Kenner.

Los ANGELES, July 9.-Detective Brad
ish and Chiet of Police Glass furnished
the necessary funds to-day to bring back
Carozzi, the murderer of Roy Kenner
the colored blacksmith of this city, who
met his death last Decem Der. Carozzi
was apprehended in Newark, \. j., yes
terday, and as previously announced,
the question as to who should stand the
expenses Of his transportation arose. De-
teclive Bradish left to-day to bring the
murderer here for trial.
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$3.50 each. which go TO Strecker and Helm.
Apart from the intrinsic value of these
prizes, both mon will have reasons for
giving them q prominent place in their
collections as being souvenirs OF the first
meeting of the SchuetZeniest. AS pre-
predicted Helms official score gives him
the first prize in the honor target Germa-
MIA, his bullet having struck the bulls'-
eye plumb center"
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a KANSAS TOWN FLOODED.
Big Portion of Salina Under Water
iIomes Being Vacated.

Big Portion of Sallna Under Water
Iomes Being Vacated.
SALINA Kan, July 9.-The portion OF
the city east of Smoky River, containing
resident population of 1,200, is under
water. Hundreds of families haue va
Gated their homes, and hundreds of others
are unable to leave except in boats. The
river has been rising steadily for three
days. and although it has reached the
highest point known i'll history, it is still
rapidly increasing. The situation to-
night is the most serious in the history Of
Salina. a foot more water will cover tho
first floors of 500 houses. The flooded
district is being patroled by men in
boats, and endangered families are being
constantly rescued
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Newspaper Change.

PHGNIX (Ariz.), July 9.-The Daily
A4lzona Gazette, the leading Democratic
journal OF Arizona, changed hands this
morning on a forced sale. The purchaser
was w. A. Smith, President OF the late
company. J. Q. Dunbar retires from the
editorial chair, and is succeeded by j. NJ.
Barnett. Tho main policy OF the new
management is antagonism to the Terri
torial Administration.
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NASTURTIUM SEED.
Big Industry Developing In san Diego
County.

Big Industry DeveiOpInG In san Diego
County.
SAN DIEGO, July "a big industry in
growing nas.urtium seed is being devel
oped in this county by the women taking
it up at their homes under direction of
l.. Nj. Ford, newspaper man, who
came from st. Paul some years ago for
his health, and who has been in the nur-
sery business for lew years. He has
children employed who are now gather
ing seed in this place, and has orders
from San Francisco and the East to I'LL,
He expects TO have a total of many acres
grown for him this fall. His growers
are scattered forty miles out in the
county,
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Bonds Carried.

held here to-day to determine the ques
tion of issuing bonds in the amount OF
$4,000 10 purchase the present water
system and electric light plant. About
one-half vote was polled, and the prop
osltion was carried by vote of 2S3 TO 81.
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tempted to cross the bay from the town of
Moro 10 MORO Rock, where they were
employed quarrying rocks. Next morn
ing McGlennan and Connell were miss
ing. and the boat was found bottom up
on shore half mile away. Terrill sue
ceeded in reaching the ehOre, but had
been drinking, and could give 10 account
OF the catastrophe. Yesterday the body
of McGlennan was found floating in
MORO Bay by camper named Brothers.
Coroner Nichols was notified, and he in
structedi Justice Riley to hold an inquest
tO-Qay
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The supervisors, Conferences.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-At meeting
of the members of the State Board of
Trade to-day, 1t was decided to request
Governor Budd to postpone the Super
visors' conference for California exhibit
at the Atlanta Exposition from July 10th
to July 18th. This was because all of the
Supervisors in the State are to meet on
the 10th as County Boards Of Equaliza-
lion.
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REMARKABLE Will.
Mrs. Draper Cuts OFF Her Aged Hu
band With Five Dollars.

Mrs. Draper Cuts OF Her Aged HuS-
band With Five Dollars.
HEALDsBURG. July 9.-The will of Mrs.
J. IL. Draper, who died suddenly on
Wednesday, of last week, was filed for
probate to-day. 1t is remarkable docu-
ment, and by It's provisions she disposes
Of her property in the following way:
Five dollars TO her husband, aged "a
years. S6l0 to the five Protestant Churches
OF this city, 500 to the Fred Finch Or
phan Asylum of Oakland. S100 to the
Christian Church of Council Bluffs, Ia,
and TO Eastern relatives the remainder of
an estate valued at IS, 900 TO $4,000.
Mrs. Draper has been married TO j. II.
Draper for nearly twenty years. During
this time he has been all early and late
worker, and at the time of his marriage
owned some property which he decided to
her. lie claims that he turned over every
cent he earned, and she invested The
money. Should the will stand Mr. Dra-
per will be penniless, but he intends to
try to break it.
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FATAL FIRE All DETROIT.
One Man Killed by Jumping-Oyer {
Hundred Horses Perish.

OII0 NIUu hIIItu Uy y JufIIpIIlr-ONOT q
Hundred Horses Perish.
DETROIT. July 10-1:50 A. MA fire
broke out in Case's livery stable, the
finest and best Of its kind in the city, sit
uated on Congress street, between Girls
void and Shelby, early this (W ednesday)
morning. There were 135 horses and a
large number of handsome vehicles in
the building. Only about twenty-five of
the animals have been rescued There
were about forty stockmen stopping in
the building, but it is said all have es-
capped except one, named Cummins, who
jumped from third-story window and
was killed. The fire is not yet under
control. 1t is not possible at this hour TO
estimate the loss, but it will likely be
total.
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DebS, S9nteuCa.

CHICAGO. July 9.-Judge Wood to-day
reinstated the former order making con-
current the sentences OF Eugene V. Debs
and other officials OF the Railway Union
Debs will serve but six months and his
associates three months.
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Rowing Cub OF Girls.

SAN DIEGO, July 9.-The ...Zlacs," the
rowing club Of girls. is preparing to go
on a cruise to Santa Catalina in the yacht
San Diego with Captain Hay ward, while
Cashier Or. B. Grow of the Merchants
National Bank and Mrs. Grow are to act
aS chaperOueS
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LICK OBSERVATORY.
w. j. aussey Appointed Astronomer

w AltISSDJ <lVDUIuLCtI
TO succeed Professor Barnard.
SAN Francisco, July "a report was
received to-day by the University Re-
gents from Professor Holden of the Lick
Observatory, announcing the following
changes: Professor r. II. Tucker. SAL
ary increased from 81 800 to $1,000; w. j.
Hussey. appointed astronomer at the
observatory with a salary of s., 900, TO
take the place OF Professor Barnard, re-
signed; u. u. Aitken, assistant astrouo-
mer, salary 5000; Professor c. d. Perrine
salary increased from Sl,20O to 81. 800
These changes take place beginning jan
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ACCIDENTALLY SHOT.
A Boy Meets With Death at the Hands
OF His Brother,

OF Ills Brother.
SAN BERNARDINo, July 9.-Word has
been received from DR.. Seibert of Chino,
that last nighttwo sons of Or. Duncanson,
aged Is and II years, living several miles
southeast OF Chino, were out hunting.
Two miles from home they stopped to
rest in an old house, and went down to
brook TO get drink of water. Neither
saw the other on account OF the thick
brush. The Oldest loaded his gun, and
while putting on cap the hammer fell,
discharging the gun. The shot struck the
Younger boy, who was on the other side
of the brush lie was carried home but
died during the night Before dying the
youDgs man made q statement saying it
was an accident and his brother was not
to blame.
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NARROWLY ESCAPED DROWNING.
A Farm Hand Comes Near Losing His
Life While Bathing

Lilo While Bathing.
SANTA BARBARA, July 8. - Intelii-
gence was received to-day of narrow
escape from drowning Sunday on the
ranch of S. z. Stow, Jr., at La Patera.
Walter Cooley, a young Santa Barbara
athlete, and James Williams went for a
swim in deep pool on Stow's ranch,
and were joined by an Italian who works
for Mr.. Williams. Cooley advised the
Italian not to bathe there, as be could not
swim, but the latter plunged in, gave one
scream and sank. Cooley swan to his
assistance, and was clutched around the
neck by the drowning man. After a
severe struggle the rescuer succeeded in
freeing himself, and by degrees towed
the drowning man to the bank.
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Tire at Pendloton.

PENDLEToN (Or.). July "a fire
caused by the exploding of lamp in
photograph gallery this morning de-
stroyed the gallery, a livery stable and
two adjoining residences. The total loss
was 81, 800. The only insurance was 500,
which was OH the gallery.
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Horse Thieves Sentenced.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, July 9.-Foliz Naar
and Rafael Soto, who were arrested by
City Marshal Cook for stealing a saddle
horse belonging to a citizen, pleaded
guilty to charge OF grand larceny to-day
in the Superior Court, aud were sentenced
to three years in Folsom.
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Death of an Oakland Capitalist.

OAKLAND. July 9.-Seth Richards. a
capitalist OF this city, died this morning
at the age of IS years. He was formerly
a prominent business man of Iowa, and
was one time mentioned in connection
with The Republican nomination for the
Governorship Of that State. He was
prominent in charitable actions. He
leaves son, William 5. Richards. resid-
ing in San Jose; daughter. Mrs. ii. II.
Foster of this city, and Mrs. George ..
Sears or Boston.
Rho Complaining Witness Skips Out.
FREsNo, July 9.-The trial OF Charles
Brown on the charge of assault to mur-
der Harry Thuson has begun in the Su-
perior Court, The complaining witness
left town as soon as he recovered from the
effects OF the bullet wounds. and the Of
ficers have been unable TO ind him. 1t
IS said That Brown has persuaded Ihuson
TO hide. The case will be prosecuted,
however.
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Serious Runaway Accident.

FRESNO, July 9.-W. c. Campbell, who
lives south OF Fresno, was this morning
thrown from a wagon by runaway
team and dragged over wire fence, cut
ting his throat terribly. There is some
hope Of his recovery.
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Buck English Sentenced.

NAPA, July 9.-Buck English, the stage
robber, was arraigned in the Superior
Court this morning before Judge Ham.
lie pleaded guilty TO the charge and
waived time for sentence, and the court
sentenced him TO life imprisonment at
San Quentin.
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Death of a steamship Captain.

NEW YORK, July 9.-Captain Anson
Victor Hugo Leroy OF this city dropped
dead in front Of his summer-house iu
Now Rochelle, yesterday afternoon. The
cause of death was fatty degeneration of
the heart. He was for several years Cap
tain OF the Pacific Mail steamship Golden
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CRIMINAL LIBEL.
Suit Brought Against the Editor OF
City DIRECTORY,

SANTA BARBARA, July 9.-Wilfred E.
Clayton to-day brought suit for criminal
libel against A. Burt Bynon, author of
the late City Directory" of Santa Barbara,
and for some time a reporter on the staff
OF a. Santa Ana paper. Clayton charges
that Bynon entered him in said directory
in a style and form calculated to inspire
rldlcule III the community. said entry
appears as follows: Clayton, Wiifred
Eatingham. Embalmer Of Animals, 933!
State street; residence. same. Also dog
dentist, GIG Delavlna street; from s to 10
a. H."
Bynon, who IS evidently humorist in
training. has some other 1unny work in
this same directory, aud batch OF libel
suits may make business lively in the
courts.
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Killed by a Falling Tree.

TACOMA, July 9.-Bruno Schusart, a
little boy, while watching his father cut
down tree at Meeker, near here, was
killed by the tree, which III falling was
caught by q whirlwind, and twisting
around striking him.
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Robbed While AsIeeD.

PENDLEToN (Or.), July ga burglar
broke into George Bakers residence last
night and made his way to the ROOF, where
Baker was sleeping. Baker had 9l92 in
the pockets OF his clothing chair,
which the burglar captured without
alarming Baker
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Nor LONG Ont of prison

FRESNO, July 9.-Alberto Ramierzo
was taken to Folsom to-day to begin a
term of ten years for burglary. Just
month ago he completed a term OF two
years on a conviction for burglary in San
Diego.
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Two Thousand People Homeless.

ST. PETERSBURG, July 9.-Fire de-
stroyed $50 houses in the town of SAM
brow, in the Government of Lomsha.
Poland. Two thousand persons were
rendered homeless by the confagration.
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Ventura,s Assessment RolI.

VENTURA, July 9.-County Assessor
Donlon has completed the assessment
rolls for the year. and his statement
shows valuation in the county of ST.
7l9.ll3. an increase OF $265, 900 over last
year.
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Forty Workman Killed

ALEXANDRIA, July 9.-The oaisson of
the big bridge now building at Nigha-
med, by French firm, collapsed to-day
and forty workmen were killed.
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\ BURGLAR CAPTURED.
The Brother of Prominent Architect
in the East.

in the Last.
Los ANGELES, July 9.-This morning
Officer Hollran captured burglar as he
emerged from building Oh the corner Of
Sixth and Spring streets. he proves to
be Cyrus d. Cameron, brother of one
OF the most prominent architects OF st.
Louis. His mother lives in an elegant
home on Mississippi avenue in that city.
He came here for his health, his remit
tances ceased and he took TO burglary.
lie has made four successful haulS dur
ing the last two weeks, and he'd the po-
lice guessing hard.
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YOUNG GIRL MISSING.
Disappeared From the Home of Her
Grandparents in Oakland

Disappeared From the Home of Her
Grandparents in Oakland.
OAKLAND, July 9.-Miss George Hor-
ton, daughter Of George Horton, the poet.
newspaper man and at present Consul TO
Greece, is missing from the house OF her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. d. HOr-
ION OF this city, with whom she has been
living for some time. The police Of both
this city and San Francisco have been
looking for the young lady since she dis
appeared on Friday last but have not
been able to get even q trace OF her.
Although but 10 years OF agei MISS
Horton would pass for is or 20. being
well developed and quite old in her ways.
She is very attractive IN appearance, hav-
ing fair complexion, light auburn hair
and fine carriage.
ON the day that she disappeared the
young lady's grandtather had occasion
10 lecture her III regard to some matter.
and apparently she took the matter to
heart Later on her grandmother dis
covered that she had packed up her be-
longings and left the house. She left
note in which she told her grandparents
that she intended to make ner own way
in 1he world in the future.
On account OF the prominence OF the
girls father her disappearance has caused
Il sensation. George Horton has quite a
reputation as poet, and was formerly
exchange editor Oh the Chicago Express.
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TWO MEN DROWNED.

Lost Their Lives While Crossing
MORO Bay.
SAN LUIS OB1sPo. July 9.-Saturday
night, June Both, A. Terrill. S. Connell
and Scotchman named McGlennan at
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Coronado Without a Look-Up.

SAN DIEGO, July 9.-Coronado, over
the bay. has no Jail. The Trustees were
in session tonight and considered plan
for securing a lookup. The situation
was climaxed by the arrest tonight of
man who sold liquor without q license.
Alter his arrest there was no place to put
HIM, so bill Of sale of his stock to oper-
ate as bond was accepted, and he was
allowed his freedom.
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HELI0GRAPa SIGNALS.
Experiments to be Made From Mount
ain Tops in Washington.

Experiments to be Made From Mount
ain Tops in Washington.
TACOMA. July 9.-In this State the par
ties to take part in the heIiograph signals
tomorrow have gone up Mounts Baker,
Adams, Tacoma and st. Helens. The
Mount Tacoma party consists of Major
T. 5. Ingraham, Everett Smith, Ray
Backus, Frank Frederick, II. +. Holmes.
Rev. 5. Dell Johnston and II. Hawkins of
Seattle. They left here on Sunday to be-
gin the ascent. Mount Baker, in the
northern part of the State, near the Brit
ish Columbia line. is being assembled by
j. Francis Drake, Fred h. Drake. +. O.
Little, +. r. Riley, Z. Quackenbush.
LydelI Baker, L. y. Rutledge and Profess
sor Lyman. They are members of The
Mazama Mountain Climbing Club. The
Baker and Tacoma parties have homing
pigeons with them. The atmosphere
throughout the state in the line Of signals
is very clear tonight. Preparations have
been made here 10 observe the signaling
from Mount Tacoma.
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State University.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-The Board of
Regents of the Stale University got some
what tangled up at their annual meeting
to-day in the discussion of finances. 1t
appears that the institution of learning is
lin d hole" tenn porarily to the extent OF
about 81, 900, and, according to some of
the Regents, the prospects are not very
bright for the coming year regarding a
decrease of this Indebtedness, unless
some decisive action to stem the adverse
tide Is taken immediately.
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TIE CZAR'S LIFE IN DANGER

DIscovory OF Plot TO XII the Ruler
OF Iussia.
PARIS, July 9.-The Journals corrs-
spondent at st. Petersburg announces
the discovery, near Moscow, of an ex-
tensive conspiracy against the life of the
Gar. The Chief of the secret police, after
tracing the conspiracy for months, sue
ceeded in arresting eight of the con-
spirators, six OF whom were recently
pardoned Nihilists. Tie Gar rewarded
the Chief with present Of 10000 roubles.
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Fresno County Growers Form a
Plan for Marketing the Crop.
LOW PRICES DUE TO COMPETITION
AMONG BROKERS.
Another Outbreak Similar to the
Bloody Riots of Three Years Ago
Anticipated in the COour d'Alene
Mine ReSion-Arms and Ammuni-
tlon Sent to the Scene to Equip n
Militia Company to Put Down
LawleSsneSs.
LawleSsneSs.

FRESNO, July Sat mass meeting of
Klngsburgh raisin-grOwers a new plan for
mark keting the crop was proposed. 1t is
generally believed here that the reason
for low prices for rsisins is the competi-
tion among brokers, who glut the East
ern market. The raisin- growers will
make determined effort this year to
gain control OF tho marketing, III the hope
that the business, which is the largest in
the county, but which is now carried on
at loss. may be made to realize profit
to the growers.
Those who have proposed the new
plan are well-known growers. 1t is sug
gested in the address to the raisin men
that only one firm OF brokers be allowed
to handle the raisns shipped to any one
city, and that such firm be required TO
handle the consignment from any pack
ing company. The association OF raisin
growers is to be notified at short intervals
OF The state OF the market III each city,
and advised by their agents when to sell.
No goods except those sent by the assO-
citation are to be handled by the agents,
nor must members OF the association
ship TO other than the agents OF the
combine. Raisins are to be packed
under the special-brand of the grower,
! ana are to be strictly graded, but tho
price OF one grade IS not TO be equaliZed
with another, ami the returns for raisins
from different districts are To be kept
separate. one representative from each
district Is to have place on the Board OF
Directors.
The Kings burgh growers ask all raisn
men to hold meetings and unite with
them in completing the organization.
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BIEBIR STAGE ROBBERY.
The Highwayman Who Committed
the Deed Still at Large.
BUT LITTLE DOUBT THAT BRADY
WAS THE ROBBER

Two Men Drowned by the Capsizing
Of THAR. Roat on Morro Bay-A san
Bernardino Lad Accidentally Shot
ond KflIed nv His Brother-A Young
Girl Disappears From Her Home at
Oakland.
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The Engine of the Second PIunges at
High Rate of Speed Into Pullman
Sleeper on the Rear End of the
Forward Train, Wrecking Every
Berth and Partially Telescoping the
Coach Immediately In Front-Thir-
teen People Killed Outright and
Thirty Others Injured.
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GOVERN MENT vs.. STANFORD.


Judge McKlslck in the Appeal VIII
stand on the Original Blu.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 9.-Judge Nc
Kisick, special attorney for the Govern
ment in the Stanford case, when shown
Washington dispatch to-day to the effect
that Attorney General Harmon had wired
him to use his own discretion about ap-
pealing the case, said: Il have made up
my mind just what / shall do. l propose
to stand on the original bill, and not
amend it. OF course l cannot appeal un-
til The formal decree of Judge Ross in
favor of Mrs. StanfOrds demurrer is
filed. That will be in day or two-not
later than three days at most. When that
is filed | will put the usual petition and
prayer in the United States Circuit Court
to have an appeal granted NE to the Cir
cult Court of Appeals. A citation will be
issued which will be served on Mrs. stan
ford Notifying her Of the appeal. I'm
fortunately the Circuit Court OF Appeals
ia about TO adjourn shortly until October
lst. But it may be enough Judges Of that
court will hold special session 10 hear
this case. The demurrer will be re-
argued and decision reached on it about
August or Septem ber."
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1895-10-16
A Cause Celebre.

Messrs. Croft & Tillman and
Sheppard Brothers have entered
suit against the South Carolina
and Georgia Railroad in the i'll
terest of Engineer Richard Parker,
Fireman Weatherford and Hare
for the sum of seventy thousand
dollars, on account of injuries re-
ceived III the rail road wreck which
occurred near our town some
months since, the details which are
familiar to our readers. The reg
ular solicitors and Messrs. J. w.
Barnwell and - Mordecai, OF
Charleston will represent the rail
road. This case will come up at
our November term and will be a
battle of legal giants.