The Pacific Bee from Sacramento, California • 5

SACRAMENTO WEEKLY REE AUGUST 9 5 THE GREEX-EYED MOXBTER THE ARTISTS RUSE THE WEEKLY BEE COAST DISPATCHES fma Aorx Mr Htrann a prominen telegraph officer well known throughout the State writes a friend In He following tern tyle: California Boot Tee la the beet thing ever took for ehille bevte quinine all CauroRNiA Root Tea la sold bjr dmggiats and grocers 50 oenta a packet Wholeeale by 0 Kirk Co Yellow Fever Xote Memphis August Five new cases were reported this morning One death has occurred Rev Father Doyle is reported worse this morning Father Fahey continues to improve Rev Father Wm Walsh who ar-arrived yesterday from New York has assumed control of Camp Father Mathew and begun active work among his faith Weather very warm and sultry Memphis August 4 There were 26 deaths from the fever last week and 34 the week before The per centage of deaths has been about one-third of the number stricken The Howards have charge of 73 cases employing 65 nurses The Little Rock people will allow no vessels to approach their town and a quarantine" is talked of New York August Italian ports have declared a quarantine against vessels ftom the United States In Lisbon they consider New York and New Jersey as iufected with yellow fever Curtis Chapman second mate and Neil Darustedt Beaman on board the brig Salisbury which touched at Havana were admitted to the Quarantine Hospital Yellow Fever in ltotoii Harbor Boston August 4 The brig Stephen Bishop from Rouga La Grande is detained at quarantine having Yellow Fever on board When four days out the mate died and subsequently the disease broke out among the crew Meniplii' Yellow Xew Cae Memphis August Four new cases were reported to the Board of Health this morning Three deaths have occurred siuce last night Death of Father Doyle Memphis August 5 Rev Father Edward Doyle died last evening This Cath olic priest came to Memphis last December to assume charge of St Patrick's Church He has taken quite an active part in the work of moving his people out of the city to Camp Father Mathew He was prostrated with the ferer last Thursday was progressing favorably until yesterday afternoon when during the temporary absence of his nurse he foie from his bed and was found by the attending physician writing at hiR desk A relapse was the result of this indiscretion which resulted in his death Condensed oant DlNpatches The Indian Salvador has been found guilty of murder in the first degree at Han Rafael for the killing of Raul Rieger Woodward waa killed in the Belcher mine on the 1st by the bursting of a flywheel Henry and Matt Shellenback were killed and two others wounded on the 30th the Santa Rita Mountains A by Mexican highwaymen A Chinese chicken thief was shot and killed at Yuba Dam on the 1st Extensive field fires are raging in Amador and Hanta Clara counties The town of lone is in danger Rust has made its appearance ou nearly all the late-eeoson gram in Scott Valley and will lessen the yield considerably A shooting affray occurred at Los Angeles on the 2d between Frank Oakley and Gance but neither was injured Considerable damage waa done in Arizona on the 1st by a thunder lightning and rain storm The wreck of the Brother Jonathan which is reported to have been discovered off Point St George will be searched foi the million dollars in treasure which she contained On 8unday morning the house occupied by Dennis Ryan and family corner of Bryant and Nineteenth streets Francisco was blown np by giant powder The whole front was blown off but the room in which the occupants slept was uninjured The Republicans of Shasta and Trinity have nominated Samuel Isaacs for joint Assemblyman The SiRkivou Republicans have nominated the following ticket: Superior Judge Steele Sheriff Tonkins Clerk John Christie Treasurer A Burrows Assessor Jesse Davis District Attorney John Kennedy Surveyor Lanphier Coroner and Public Administrator Daniel Tesh The Merced Republicans gave Hon Geo Perkins a perfect ovation on Monday Dr Drulfrid has been nominated by all parties as joint Senator from Merced Stanislaus and Mariposa He is a straight Republican Rogers has been nominated for the Assembly Bonanza Mackey was assaulted in Virginia City on Monday evening by Miles Finlan because the latter had been refused a pass to the Sierra Nevada mine In Mason Valley Nevada on the 4th two brothers named John and Thos Lancaster indulged in a shooting affray John was shot four times and killed ana Morris was shot in the eye Lee Meadow's accidentally killed himself by the discharge of his pistol iu Virginia city on Monday The Oregon grain yield is reported to be good Ah Lee the convicted Chinese murderer war sentenced yesterday at Portland Or to be banged September 23d The Conference for Oregon will convene in Portland on the 20th inst The bark Gem of the Ocean coal laden from Seattle for San Francisco is ashore on Vancouver lslanduid will probably prove a total wreck The body of WmKice of Sau Francisco was found in the bay at Port Townsend Monday Walter Browne was drowned at Stockton on Monday while bathing Political Meeting The meeting held at Horticultural Hall Han Francisco on the 1st was addressed by Kearney who said that White would be elected by 7000 majority The Bs meeting held at Hall San Francisco on the 1st was a very tame affair Perkins and Pacheco were at Hanford Tulare county on the 1st Perkins is making votes wherever he goes A large and attentive audience listened to McKenna and Bromley at Wesverville on the 1st White and Harbour spoke at Riverside to about 100 people oil the 1st Gov Wood and Burns addressed a crowded house at Truckee on the 1st Great enthusiasm prevailed Perkins addressed a large crowd at Visalia on the 1st and was repeatedly cheered during the course of his speech Messrs Days and Kastman addressed a good-sircd audience on the 1st at Marysville Cornelius Cole and A Jones of the party held a meeting at (filmy on the 1st Scarcely fifty persons were within hearing distance Hugh Larue II candidate for Btate Controller addressed a slim audienee at Buisun on the 1st Hon Page and Colonel Carter were serenaded in Stockton on Saturday night after the political mass meeting which they addressed The Democrats of Ban Mateo have nominated Jas Schuyler for the Assembly Judge Craig has been nominated for Senator by the Demoorats of Santa Cruz The Democrats of Siskiyou have nominated a strong ticket Hon Geo Perkins had a grand reception at Fresno on Saturday night Major Biggs of Butte the old Democratic war-horse presided at a Gorham meeting in Chico on the 2d Tho Democratic straight-nominee for Assessor was elected by 1(H) majority over the and Democratic fusion ticket in Ban Diego on Saturday The Democrats of Han Joaquin and Amador have indorsed Langford the 13 nominee for Henator General Walsh and Berry are speaking in Plmnas county McKenna and Bromley are in Siskiyou FOREIGN NEWS From An American Ab-aeonder Dying London August In the Hoase of Commons to-day the Chancellor of the Exchequer ridiculed the Paria Moniteur tatement that England has for a year been helping the Sultan of Morocco to prepare for a conflict with Spain Wilbur Raymond who absconded from America and was arrested here has been released as the American parties refused to proceed with the prosecution is dying of consumption Oufron Parole London 2 The Sporting Life understands that Lorillard and a friend had £5000 on Parole for the Goodwood Cup race Gunboats in Turkish Wat era Constantinople August 2 Six British ironclads have arrived in Beeika Bay rneasiness in Rome Rome August The Italian Minister of the Interior enjoins the Prefects to watch unceasingly all known instigations of demonstrations and disorders and to prevent any demonstration of the Italian Irridenta" narty Proposed Big Tunnel Vienna August 2 The Austrian Government and Emperor has approved of the scheme for connecting the Austrian and Swiss railways by a tunnel through Mount Arberg A Depopulated City Bombay August 2 It is stated that Serinagura the Capital of Cashmere ordinarily containing 300000 inhabitants has only 30000 since the late famine Greek vs Turk Athens August 2 In consequence of the thrertening movements of the Turks a large number of new rifles have been distributed among the Greek troops and six new batteries of artillery completely equipped British Troops Free From Cholera London August 2 A dispatch from Simla says there has been no cholera among the Hussars for seven weeks nor recently among the Seventeenth foot though both regiments suffered from cholera in Peshwur Valley Powder Explosion in Hpain Madrid August The powder magazine at Duralgo exploded killing fourteen persons Great Storm and Deatruetlon in England London August 4 The severest storm for many years raged on Saturday night It was attended by a fall of hailstones some of which were five inches in circumference The damage to glass around London amounts to thousands of pounds sterling In a great part of Bedfordshire the hay crop is completely swept away and many cattle have been drowned Newmarket and neighborhood are flooded The rainfall at Buckinghamshire is estimated at 70 tons per acre Damages by floods and lightning are also reported from Cambridge Norfolk Guilford Lester Bath and Monguth The storm was terribly severe in the valley of the Thames Immense injury is done to growing crops The damage by rain hail and inundations is irreparable this season The loss of live stock is serious The Wesleyan Conference of Birmingham has adopted a report in favor of the Ecumenical Conference proposed by the Americau Wesleyans and have appointed a Committee to make arrangements Predicted Famine in Zuzu1and Cetewayo a Fugitive London August A Capetown dispatch says that Chief Morosi has submitted The present trouble with Bosutos therefore is settled but much discontent still exists It is feared there will be a severe famine next year in Zululsnd as it is now seed time and no land is being sown while much seed has been destroyed and many cattle seized Cetewayo when leaving the battle-field of Wundi told the chiefs to look to their own safety and seek terms of peace as best they could This army is broken up their nation dispersed and the King a fugitive Zululand will probably be divided into three or four separate principalities each under independent rule Cetewayo brother Oham will receive his own territory tinder this arrangement Rumors are rife of impending troubles in Transvaal It is feared that if the Colonial Ministers take energetic measures with regard to that Province no immediate disturbance will ensue The announcement of the dispatch of troops and the approaching visit of Sir Garnet Wolseley have probably disquieted Boers Garibaldi' River Kclieme London August 4 A dispatch from Rome says that Garibaldi recommends a scheme for diverting the course of the river Po He would have the river communicate in a straight line with Milan thence by a northern bend with Turin and by deepening its bed would secure direct com ication with the sea Mteamer City of Richmond Queenstown August The passengers and mail of the steamer City of Richmond will be forwarded by the City of Chester German Xomlnatlonw Berlin August The Gazette publishes the nomination of General Von Mantenffel to be Governor-General of Alsace-Lorraine Dr Herzog to be Hecre-try of State Von Pommerize Under Secretary of the Interior Worship and Instruction Von Fatteammer Colmar Under Secretary of Justice and Dr Mayer Controller of Forests and Domains Death of Kins Alfonwo' Mlwter Madrid August 5 Infanta Marie Dei Pilar second sister of the King of Spain is dead The King and the Prince of Asturias did not reach the infanta until after her death Death of Feehter the Actor Quakfbtowm Penn August 6 Charles Fechter the aotor died here to-day Short Crop In England London August The Times publish a review of the agricultural prospects The hay and other fodder crops throughout England and Wales is many millions pounds short of the average reck and Loft of Lifo London August 6 The steamship Louis David from Antwerp for Naples was wrecked during a fog off UsLant France and 27 persons were drowned Railway Accident In France Paris August Five persons were killed and 11 were seriously and 40 slightly injured by a railroad accident between Nancy and Vezelize Horrible Affair In Kolano County A Han Trie to Kill Hi Wife and then Blashe lliinwelf with a Jealousy the Caase Bird's Landing August Last even ing onr citizens were shocked by the intelligence that an old resident of the county named Weingartner at New Jerusalem? had in an aberration of mind first killed his wife and then committed suicide The Coroner was sent for and Dr Downing being brought into requisition they proceeded to the scene of trouble Reaching there it was found that neither of the supposed dead persons were actually deceased though in imminent danger They were both properly taken care of by Dr Downing and are in a fair way of recovery Inquiry developed the following facts: Weingartner a German of some 50 years of age married to a lady of corresponding age the sister of Wm Krause of this vicinity and also of John Krause of Buisun became jealous of the attentious paid his wife by one Berg a shoemaker and who had not long resided here Borne say he was intoxicated while others assert he was perfectly sober but all agree that he was infuriated by his jealousy He went to his room and made preparations as if to shave himseif He called to his wife as if on some unimportant matter aud when she came seized her by one arm and deliberately drew the razor-blade directly around her throat from ear to ear Ilia firmness of strength was not sufficient to effect his deadly purpose and neither the jugular vein was cut nor the windpipe severed beyond hopes of recovery He proceeded to slash and cut the body of the unfortunate woman in several places one cut being a ghastly slice right through the paim of the left hand made it would appear while Mrs Weingartner was endeavoring to clutch the deadly weapon and stay oft its dreadful blows The children of the parties though the whole aflair was but momentary rushed out and called to John Rugel hutta and Jake Henry that is killing mamma!" Before the required assistance cauie to hand Weingartner had closed the door and had cut and sliced his face neck hands ancl arms till they were almost to be described as mince meat When the door was burst open and the whole neighborhood had gathered in to view the scene of the attempted murder and suicide the view was horrifying The blood of each had spurted over the ceiling and walls and had clotted on the floor The first attention was paid to the woman who as well as her husband under the skillful surgery of Dr Downing appears at present in a fair way to recover 1 ho man's wind-pipe is completely severed just at the larynx but it is hoped that the place may be closed to perfection if his own violence of temper does not hurst the ligaments The whole aflair excites a wide-spread feeling differing with different people as similar matters always do but there was at first so strong a preponderance in favor of lynching Weingartner that there was great difficulty in moral suasion preventing it The oldest child a daughter of some 15 years was so horrified by the occurrence that she went into a violent tit of hysteria and is in perhaps as dangerous condition as her parents THE DEUKIM AVAR BEG I Marysville Begin an Injunction Nutt Again! the Hydraulic Mine Marysville August 5 The City Council by a unanimous vote of its members last night decided to commence an injunction suit against the hydraulic miners on the head waters and tributaries of Yuba River The meeting was a spirited one attracting much attention from citizens By courtesy of the Council several prominent tax-payers wero heard in opposition to the proposed action advocating a proposition for delay on the part of the miuers made in good faith by A Rose and James which is to give some $30000 to the city to improve and strengthen her levees now built provided the city will abstain from instituting suit until al ter the meeting of the next Legislature The delay asked for is for the purpose of inaugurating a plan for controlling the debris and to prevent its deposit in Yuba river and to make the same effective by competent legislation Nothing in the agreement shall be deemed to prejudice the right of either party The miners through the individuals named agree to give satisfactory bonds to furnish money as required for the immediate prosecutiou of the work George Cadwalader of Sacramento and Judge Craddock of Blitter county aided by City Attorney Belcher have been returned as counsel for the city Suit will begin and be prosecuted vigorously The action of the Council is variously commented upon to-day the opinion of many of the largest taxpayers being that the delay asked by the miners backed by their liberal donation should have been granted TIIE AY II EATLAX HORROR Examination of the Xeg ro II-llama Foiiiiiieneed To-Dny HjKK'lal to the Rkr Wheatland August The examination of the colored man John Williams in connection with the lute assault upon Misses Ida Dunn and Cora Hoslop at the residence of Jioddun and known an the Wheatland mystery" wan commenced thin morning at 10 o'clock and is now proceeding Drn Melton and Durst have been examined and the Court is now occupied upon the testimony of Mrs Wm Koddan Nothing so far of any great importance has been elicited A large number of citizens are present and the excitement which won ntipHsed to have abated is agaiu renewed Republican llretlng In lone Jonk August The people of lone listened lust evening to two of the most popular speeches delivered here for years by Hwinnerton ond Handers Mr Hwinnerton won encomiums from all fiarties for his lucid illustrations and man eloquent stvleof handling hissulijeets while Mr HanJers was admired by Republican fur the nlcdgc-hammer blows he dealt in the carnp Everybody was pleased and many wavering Republicans won back to the fold McKenna In Nikiyou Yrkka August The meeting of McKenna the Republican candidate for Congress was a grand success McKenna's speech made a profound impression favorable both to himself and the cause he ail Tocates effort created much merriment His wit enlivened the occasion and everyone speaks of the meeting a having produced much good to the Ko- fiubiiean cause McKenna addressed the tepubliean County Convention much to the satisfaction of that body and to his own and the party's advantage Korlittm'n Ignonilnlou Failure Ouovillk August Gnrhani spoke here last night to a fair audience it was simply his Hull speech repeated but h'S eudeavor to convince even hi Jl friends that Perkins was a railroad man was an ignominious failure The people here have known both Perkins and Gorham too long and too well for that Heat at Hall NaiA August The past three days have been excessively warm Hie thermometer ranging from 90 to 96 in the shade The foundation for a new public hall has been laid The building is to be of brick and will cost $8000 White at Intilla Visalia August -O Thornton and White candidate for Gov ernor will speak here this evening and at Hanford and Lemoore to-morrow The Harratncnto ISkk gives currency to the statement that the Kopuhiicun nominee for Superintendent of Public Instruction Cumpbell la notori ously intemperate in hiH habits and that he has lately been frequently seen drunk The Bee very properly urges that hia name should te taken from the ticket if the charges can be Hanta Crus Courier The History of One of Famone Paintings A rich merchant led Murillo the illus-trions painter one day to the marketplace of Seville and pointing ont to him a yonng girl of 16 of the gypsy race asked him to do her portrait The gypsy girl was so beautiful and looked so picturesque in the midst of the baskets of fruit she was offering for sale and the painter did not hesitate to accept the commission you can paint the picture in a month's said the merchant may name yonr own price for Murillo promised the portrait for the end of the month and asked a hundred golden Philips which the merchant agreed to Murillo glunced once more at the features and form of this beautiful model and then went to see her relation? to ask their permission for the young girl to sit to him The gitana's relations consisted of a very bad-looking man who was her uncle and of a very good-looking man in every sense of the word who was her The artist talked with them for some time and on taking leave of them shook hands cordially with the To the uncle he was somewhat cooler for he had discovered that he was a selfish and avaricious man Murillo had a sitting the very next day and the first stroke of his brush already announced a masterpiece when the merchant entered his studio head will he said the purchaser in a half-patronzing tone am glad it pleases replied Murillo as I have made np my mind to ask you rather more than the sum originally But I told you to mention yonr own expostulated the merchant said a hundred Philips and I agreed to give them to you I do not think yon ought to demand more than that amount am very said Murillo I find that it will he impossible to let you have the picture for less than six hundred If you do not like to give so much there has not been much time kBt yet and you will be able to get some other artist to execute the commission but really 1 sIibII obliged to give it up unless you can afford to remunerate me for my As for affording returned the merchant know that am not poor hut the sum is a large one After all I will not dispute with you about five hundred It is a great deal of money for you to receive but it is not much for me to iew the matter us you said Murillo philosophically let me have the money: That is what I stipulate Bhall have the six said the merchant with something like a sigh will sign an agreement with you for that amount this hy not at suggested Murillo you have resolved to give ho answered the merchant perhaps this evening yon will be more reasonable in your you ave not decided said the painter I am replied the purchaser I prefer not to sign any agreement until this In the evening Murillo informed the merchant gravely and coldly that he could not accept GOO Philips bnt that he must have 1000 Of course the merchant refused point blank iu the first instance Then he hesitated offered seven eight nine hundred and at InHt agreed to give the full thuusand This time a formal agreement was signed At the end of the month the portrait was finished When the merchant came to take it away he found the original standing before it in full dress as it on the point of starting for some fete By her side were her uncle and cousin also in holiday costume and especially the cousin who had evidently 'got himself up for some very important occasion The merchant paid the thousand Philips As soon as Murillo had received the money and put it away carefully in a portfolio he opened a side door of his atelier and from an adjoining chamber entered a priest aud two witnesses The merchant thought he must be dreaming said Murillo at length you were bargaining with me about the portrait of this young girl you were bargaining with her relations for the yonng girl herself whom you had already sold to a pirate to be carried into slavery You need not deny it your protesiutions would be in vain for I heard all that wus going on from the cousin The ancle thought at lost that lie had bettor accept my offer than yours and as tho yonng people were already betrothed to one another I thought it Would be a good idea to marry them and make you pay the dower You know what I am going to do with the thousand The uncle would not hear of the match being arranged for a hundred and wanted six If you had signed the agreement for six hundred when I proposed it at first you might still have gained the duy bnt Providence was on one side and made you blind You went to the uncle and finding as you thought that he had received some higher bid for the poor child who was sacrificed through you to a pirate and through this pirate to a Turkish Pasha you increased your offer to the avaricious guardian who is standing there so coolly at the present moment but who has now given ns his word beyond the possibility of getting a larger sum than he had originally expected from you ho explained to me that it would not answer his purpose to behave like an honest man unless I in my turn increased my offer This through your liberality I was enabled to and at last without tolling you of his intention he resolved to reject your proposition and to accept mine Here is the priest here are the witnesses imagine if you can that you represent the friend and all will be complete I have deprived you of the model hut you still have the portrait Hend it to the if you think he would like The murriuge was celebrated without further deluy hut not in the presence of the merchant who myrtiiied and mortified os he was lost no time in effecting his escape The duy afterward the proprietor of the picture sold it for half itH original price If he had lived in the present century he could have gained a hundred per cent by the speculation supposing that he hnd paid fur the picture in proportion to the artistic talent it displayed with reference to the greatness of soul evinced hy the painter which renders Jfiirillo's Fruit Girl almost uivuluuhle How tr is Don Tho first object in Ufa with tho American people is to rich the seoond how to regain Rood health The first can be obtained oy energy honesty and savlug the second (good health) by using August Flower tthould you be a despondent sufferer from any of the effects of Dyspepsia Liver Complaint Indigestion etc such as Rick Headache Balpttution of the Heart Sour Stomach Habitual Costtveness Dizziness of tha Head Nervous Prostration Low Spirits etc you need not suffer another day August Flower HI relieve you at once Bam pie bottles 19 ret ts regular size 7ft cents Fo- (lively sold by all first-class druggists In the United Htates HOME NEWS Death From Suffocation Cincinnati August At a late hour last night Mrs John Howe wife of prominent business man in Cincinnati and her servant Ann Brown fell through the floor of a vault at their residence in Covington and before they could be rescued both suffocated Mr Howe hear ing their cries ran out and jumped down to their relief and was taken out insensible but was finally resuscitated Saratoga Races Saratoga August Lucy George won the five furlong race Luke Blackburn second Time 1 Mitfner won the two miles and a quarter race by ten rods Time 4 :13 In the selling race Bill Dillon won Clemmie Second Time 2:12 A Doubly Fatal Fight Chicago August 2 William Fitzpatrick and Edward Ryan two deck hands while engaged last night in a fight on the stairway of a building just over the river on Clark street were precipitated over the railing to the dock and thence into the river where both were drowned Mexicans After Indians San Antonio August Mexican troops are pursuing Indians who have carried ofi 250 horses and killed 15 persons the past week Fire and Loss of Li at Hamilton Ontario Hamilton (Ont) August 2 At the time the walls fell at the fire that was raging James Ivary Wm Seymour and John Nibb were fixing gas pipes and were buried in the ruins The Bank of Hamil ton Provident and Loan Association and the Merchants Bank lost only some office furniture From Situation at Fall River Boston August 4 Rumors are in Circulation that a change is to be immediately made in the administration of the Massachusetts State Prison It is reported from Fall River that the spinners voted not to rurnish bail for the strikers arrested for intimidation and also that they voted to petition the second hands in the mill to leave work and the report is that 44 second hands in the city have expressed a willingness to quit work It is further stated that a mass meeting will be held in the Park next week to express indignation at Mayor Lindsay's action in his interview with Gov Talbot Destruction of a West Virginia Town Wheeling (W Va) August A fire broke out in Volcano a town of 2000 in habitants in Wood county early this morning and is still raging fiercely Half the town is in ashes now and the flames will probably not be stayed until there is nothing for them to feed on as there is no water to be had in anything like sufficient quantity to quench even an ordinary fire It is estimated that the loss will reach several hundred thousand dollars Blackmailing a Consul Washington August Consul Sprague of Gibraltar writes that he has received anonymous letters demanding $3000 in default of which himself and family were to be murdered Efforts to ferret out the brigands making the demands have failed Congressional Committee Coming Counoil Bluffs August 4 The Congressional Labor Investigating Committee arrived in Council Bluffs on Sunday morning and left this place for San Francisco to-day Dangers of Ofllce-lioldiug New Orleans August Wm Brown attempted to shoot General Badger Collector of the Port to-day but the Utter caught Brown's hand and diverted the bullet Brown's reason for making the attempt was that Badger had failed to appoint him to a clerkship Mortality in Xew Vork New Yore August 4 Over 20 deaths were reported at the Coronet's office this "morning The number was doubtless accelerated by the great heat The Election In Kentucky Louisville August Returns from yesterday's election are meagre but indicate a falling off in the Democratic vote majority will probably fall short of McCreary's four yeais viz bOOOO by 10000 or 15000 In this city alone there is a loss of over 3000 There was great apathy among the Democrats all over the State The Republicans gain a few members of the Legislature but the Democrats still have about ten to one A majority failed to vote for the call for a Constitutional Convention In fact it is doubtful if a majority of the 257550 voters of the State voted at all Away Down In Slalne New York August In a review of the political situation in Maine the Times says: "The Democrats disappointed because Garcelon insisted on again being a candidate are somewhat less spirited than theGreenbackers and their close alliance with the last-named party is the best evidence of their virtual surrender of party integrity The Republicans were never more united hopeful and enthasiaatic They have made a fortunate nomination for Governor and they are confident of victory The chances-are that the election will again be thrown into the Legislature however and the Republicans will control the election" A Batch of Casualties Lewiston (Me) August Last even ing's train ran into a team containing Pierre Gondrean and two ladies Rose Mar tin and Celina Morin all French Canadians and of Lewiston at the crossing in Lisbon All were instantly killed They were returning from a wedding excursion St Paul (Minn August A whole family consisting of Lesauer bis wife aud two children were struck by lightning at Rochester Minn on Sunday night The wife and children are dead Lesauer will die from the effects of the stroke Pont-Vian (Quebec) August A family Lamed Monette consisting of seven negroes were poisoned from eating bread which had been standing in some place with Paris green Three of them are dead Next year should be a very prosperous one for cergymen Besides being leap yoar seven eclipses are announced Eclipses of the moon are welcomed by lovers but nothing encourages court ship more than a comet with a tad 9000000000000500067 miles in length swooping across the heavens during the Bummer nights Notwithstanding its enormous size a young Indy cannot catch a glimpse of the celestial wanderer without leaning her bead on her young man's shoulder and have him point it out to her Tax chairman teetered back his olutr Aud stuck hie feet high up in air The picture of good will and charity I The chair broke dowu with mighty crash Aud chair and chainnau went to smash A wicked boir from a dark comer Sang out ae loud ae did Jack Homer Are you there Moriarity From China and Japan San Francisco August The following news has been received from China and Japan by steamer to-day Hong Kono July 8 of the revival of the He ward affair in Congress excites much discussion Popular feeling is strongly expressed against the return of the Minister while criminal charge against him exist Seward's personal friends however declare great devotion and confidence Reports exist in Peking of the Government's determination to resist the Russian advanced in Ili at all hazards Preparations are said to be in progress for transfering a large part of the army about Pekiug to the extreme west Yokohama July The Japanese Budget has been published for the fiscal year from July 1879 to July 1880 The total estimated revenue is $55651000 The estimated expenditure is identical The increase of revenue and expenditure over last year is four per cent The financial condition is shown to be thoroughly healthy although the necessity for increased revenue in future years is frankly avowed There is considerable excitement in consequence of the British ministers interference with Japanese quarantine regulations Cholera prevails in the Southern ports and strict quarantine is ordered for Yokohama The United States miuister issued immediate instructions for the compliance of Americans Grant's reception in Tokio is unprecedented in Japanese history In addition to the Government demonstrations citizens have given lavish entertainments on a sumptuous scale Every day and night there were fresh novelties for his diversion At the audience with the Emperor on July 4th his Majesty alluding happily to the coincidence of date said the Bole obstacle to harmony was caused by the demeanor of the English officials who persistently keep aloof from Grant and decline to give salutes or recognition It is not clearly understood whether this is in consequence of orders from home or otherwise Much comment is made thereupon and it is distinctly known that Grant is peculiarly sensitive to slights Grant visits the shrine of Nikko and afterwards sails to Yezo He will leave for America the last week of August The lulon iNland ('awe San Francisco August Miguel A de Lavega a citizen of Spain sometime since brought suit against Thus Williams Geo Roberts and Geo Kidd as Trustees of Swamp Reclamation District No 282 which embraces Union Island near Antioch to restrain thpra from carrying into effect certain proceedings taken by them or about to be taken by them for the reclamation of certain lands thereon Plaintiff avers that he obtained his interest of 4000 acres in the island in August 1877 by a deed from Henry Naglee who derived title from the Mexican Government That the defendants are the owners of the other portions of the island which embraces upwards of 36000 acres and that defendants derived title from the State of California said Un I having passed to the Btate under what is known as the Arkansas Bwamp Land Act of September 1850 It also appears from the bill that in the Bummer of 1876 Williams Roberts and Kidd took measures for the reclamation of the whole island by presenting a petition to the Bupervi-sors to the effect that they desired to form a reclamation district and they caused themselves to be appointed a Board of Trustees -for such district They also undertook to appoint Commissioners to view and assess the land Naglee then the owner of plaintiffs interest made an agreement with the trustees that he would construct a levee around his land at his own expense and that they should construct an equally good levee around their lands Naglee built a levee in accordance with the agreement of sufficient bight and strength to protect his land from the highest floods Notwithstanding this the trustees assessed all the lands including that owned by Naglee and proceeded to construct a levee according to their own notions There are other allegations in the bill showing the injury which the com-plaintaut claims he will sustain if the defendants arc not restrained from the destruction of the existing levee and the enforcement of any assessment against his projierty therefore he prays for an injunction and other relief The case was yesterday argued before Justice Field in the United States Court and submitted The lnfeoteil Mi Ip Han Francisco August The ship Templar which arrived here from New York via Rio Janero is still quarantined ofl Saucelito Boon after leaving Rio Janero yellow fever broke out on board and several deaths occurred The captain his daughter aud a few others escaped although they were very sick No apprehension is felt here however as this city has been often subjected to visits of this kind but it has never spread Kearney's Ftlniate Ban Francisco August Kearney at Workingmen's meeting last night claimed 57800 votes at the coming election for the candidates He claims to have careful estimates in nearly all the counties in the State Balloon AneenHioii Han Francisco August Hawley and Cosgrove went up in the balloon General Grant yesterday afternoon and when 7000 feet high let go a carrier pigeon which descended with a message lter another winged messenger arrived with further intelligence and soon afterward the auero-nauts made a landing at Piedmont near Oakland in safety Arvent of a Nnppowcd Iowa Murderer Han Fhancisto August Martin Haney was arrested thin morning on a description and picture received from Independence Iowa on suspicion of having committed a murder there some five years A Fine Nrore Han Fbancihco August At the Mil-brae shooting matches yesterday Crittenden Robinson did somebrilliant shooting killing 36 without a miss The team shoot between Robinson Kerrigan and Conrad on one side and Downey Parker and Randall on the other resulted in a tie on 15 birds and in the shoot-of the former won by a score of 15 to 12 At Oakland John Ruth a rifle expert broke 92 out of 100 glass halls and tied Ladd who used a slmt-gun In the next round he and Ladd both broke 98 In the third round Ruth got 95 and Ladd 94 He broke 96 in the fourth round and Ladd 95 In the fifth and last round Huth broke 99 and Ladd 97 Ruth's score stood 480 out of 500 and Ladd 476 Ruth will shoot against Carver's 1000 hall score shortly II B-lMm Declining In Monomo Hanta Rosa August The 0 barbecue and meeting at was not a marked success not more than 150 voter of this county being present An ont-door meeting advertised here on Saturday night hut owing to the slim crowd it was held in the Court House Their recent meetings at Bloomfield and Bodega were also failures the speakers (among the best thoy have in thin county) not being able to obtaiu a single hearer The cause is on the decline in this county low acket's Assessment Han Francisco July Yellow Jacket levies an assessment of 1 per share Mining Notes Han Francisco August There are rumors that Hierra Nevada will again take a jump aa big things are expected on the 2360 foot level but the mysterious action of the management would indicate that somebody wants to sell out at a high figure The 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etc SM MTt NurrSkiisnto I the Valley HaflroeJ a Urge one- I burned ked Cum with white trqe on back i Anyone leaving iurorirattoo of hr with him at this office will be suitably tewarded Telegraphic Brevities Arrived at New York steamship City of Montreal from Liverpool Col Thus Treadwell of the Ordnance Department died in New York to-day John Daffts Iowa has been appointed Indian Agent at Union agency in Indian Territory The troops of Fortieth Division have been ordered to Turkistan Arrived at New York steamships Hernod from Havre and Weser from Bremen The CongressRonal Labor Committee ad-ouraed on the 1st to meet at Omaha Balt Lake City and Ban Francisco in the order named The Republican State Convention of Massachusetts will meet at Worcester on the 16th of September The 2:28 race at Cleveland ou the 1st was won by Douglass The several times were The race for the 2:18 class was won by Darby Time 2 2 2 Col Lewis was distanced in the 2:18 race at Cleveland Ohio on the 1st Chas Gorham won the selling race at Saratoga on the 1st Time 1 :45 The dead heat between Checkmate and Lady Middleton was run off and easily won by the latter All the bodies of those drowned in the yachting disaster near Clinton ave been recovered except that of Mrs Purcell Mark Twain will leave Paris for Ameri ca about September 1st A disastrous fire occurred on the 1st at Hamilton Ont Cholera is raging among the British troops returning to India from Afghanistan A naval review took place on the 30th at Cronstadt Russia in which an American vessel took part The sentence of the Court martial in South Africa on Lieutenant Carey was death A prisoner named Tom Alford was rescued from the authorities by thiee of his brothers near Galveston Texas Seventeen buildings were burned at Houlton Me on the 3d Counterfeit $5 notes on the Globe Na tional Bank of Boston Mass and the Dedham National Bank of Dedham Mass made their appearance on the 2d at Han Francisco A fire at Fort Meade on the 3d destroyed the stock and bnildings belong ing to Farnshow Co Loss $50-000 insurance $27000 A gang of desperadoes rode into Coney ville Kansas on the 2d robbed the post olhee and committed other depredations An enormous crowd was present at Nancy France to witness the unveiling of the statue of ex-President Thiers The evacuation of Bulgaria is pleted The excitement in Constantinople is so great that the Hultan is in constant fear tliat he will be superceded The Madras Government is taking more energetic measures to suppress the Kutnpa rebellion Dr Joseph Thompson the well known American clergyman is dangerously ill at London An emigration association has been formed at Hhetlield England for the par- fiose of aiding workingmen to obtatn a i veli hood in the Western States of America A dispatch from Glasgow Scotland says that Taimage lectures to thousands nightly and on Sundays preaches to tens of thousands Arrived at New York the steamship Servia from Havre Arrived at Queenstown the Parthian from Boston A London dispatch says that a Frenchman named Oueri baa been arrested charged with threatening to assassinate Francis-chini Petri There is a movement to bring tha case of General Kitz-John Porter into Congress General McClellan is urging his reinstatement as Major General with back pay amounting to $115000 In this event it is thought General McDowell would be retired A ship canal across the Isthmus of Florida from Cedar Keyes to the mouth of the Ht John river is being talked of by Floyd Aspinwall It would save l0ub miles of water route from New York to New Orleans The Governor General of New Zealand has been ordered to extend to Grant if he visits the islands all due courtesy but no unusual honors The California running mare Mollie McCarty is reported to be lame at Baratoga It is said that Larky Baldwin made $30 000 besides the stakes out of her last race at Chicago The lae Khedive of Egypt is charged with having taken six million dollars worth of property away with him Secretary Rherman ha returned to Washington from his Maine tour The American Consul at Tangier write tirnt the Hultan of Morocco has subdued the border tribes Thirty-four head of the rettels were excised on the wall of the city The Custer battle field on the Little Rig Horn is made a national cemetery Dtku They told nie that you had a new hat and 111 be banged if you yea asid the miser looking as If he were a trifle ashamed of himself see my wife kept telling me that the old one was a good deal wom somewhat fatigued as it were Well yesterday was my wife'i birthday and 1 got myself a new hat for her birthday A Olrl Fliuscl liy a Hour Ltiry Kirk limn nged 11 yt-orn of Hrouklyn but spending the Hummer with her uncle lieur Luke county had very nnrrow escupe from being killed by a benr one duy hint week Mihh Kirklmm wum driving her uncle's cows out into the woods to pasture and ns she was aboul to ret urn home she heard a noise in the thicket Hhe stopped and looking in the direction of the noise her eyes beheld a hinge blurk hear coining towurd her Hhe uttered a scream and started to run Bruin gained ou her and seeing no chance of escape the terrified girl climhec a small sapling which owing to the small circumference the bear wus unable to ascend The girl screamed at the top of her voice while the animal romuined at the foot of the tree growling and clawing The cries of the girl were heard hy two hunters who were passing near by who came to her rescue When within shooting distance both loaded their guns and at a given word tired The bear fell deud The hunters then bade the frightened girl to come down from the tree and then accompanied her home The hear weighed 210 pounds Bethlehem Times An Fleeti-ieal Itullwny Hiomens IIulHke of Berlin says the London Echo have supplied a real novelty to the Exhibition held in that city It is an electrical railway with three carriages capable of carrying twenty passengers The road iH about 220 yards long and the train travels at the rate of ten feet per second about seven miles an hour A steam engine drives a dy-nnmo-electrio machine and the enrreut produced is transmitted to another machine which works the train Depress is exhibiting a model of his motor at Lille and at the forthcoming Scientific Exhibition in the de ITiidustrie at be will have a small train worked by a battery of twelve Bunsen cells Dcprez hopes to be able to work an aeriul propeller by bis motor H-imk ideas of how to have a good time are really peculiar For instance 1 met a gentleman of pleasing physiogomy hist Hunduy at the fete at Neuilly who simply to amuse himself spent all his time in swallowing a long sword It certainly could not have been nutritious and therefore perhaps he was not partaking of it as food He moy have had a torpid liver and per-liupH had been advised by his family physician to take iron end sleet as a remedy Causeur in Paris ltegister Lkadviuk Tennessee boasts a female string band New The Daily Bee of Bao ramento has pot on a new dress and looks bright aud sparkling in it The Bek is one of our most rained exchanges always alive to tho interests of the people of the Tehama.