Santa Cruz Sentinel from Santa Cruz, California • Page 3

THU, HORSE COI.LEOK. MASKS AM) FACES. 3NTow its tlie Time I plosion occurred in shanty which was occupied bv tho firo boss nt tho 5mtta ui Sails iwniincl WIREDJVORDS AND THE Leonard corner, the apace secured being 13x45 feet, not too much, but enough in which to do tin immense business. The jeweler, Mr. Congor, moves out, and II.

Randall will occupy all tho space in the Leonard building not occupied by tho bank. Tho work of laying a foundation for a vault ill be commenced nt ouco and the bank will open during noxt month. Tho finest display to bo seen in any show window in Santa Cruz is that of the Owen Canning Co. at .1. Ilern-heim it solo agents for Santa L'ruz Co.

l'alronizo them anil on-jourage homo industry. SEA SIDE STOEE! IS THE PLACE TO BUY We had secured a large cent advance, and can give 1 2 i cents up. Merino I )r Ladies, Children's and Gent'n ware. What we say of Cannula will also apply to thene useful articles. We com mence as low as 25 cents per pair iu Ladies Merino Pants.

Our r0 cent goods are good value for 75 cents anywhere. 3 CASES OF Jirect from New York at extremely low prices. If you sleep cold, call at onco and see how make you comfortable. Comforts, Quilts at the most PopuLir Prices. Our HOSIERY Stock is very full and, as usual, cheap.

German and Spanish Yarns. Zephyr Wools, the tnott complete stock in town. Dress Trimmings, Buttons, Fur, Astrachan and Beaded Gimp, and Passementeries from 25 cents to $10 per yard. C3T REMEMBER MAKES A Dry Goods, Notions, Uousolsoopins' Goods, And It Will Always Pay You Gr A. 128 Pacific Avenue Santa Cruz, Cal.

foot of the shaft. No work was dono vestordav. and. consequently, there was a lancer nuantity of gas than usual in the shaft. Tho men are now being removod from the pit and take to their homes or the hospital.

It is thought all will recovor. WiT.KESiiAnRE, Penn Nov. 2titli Later. Tho accident in the Conyng ham shaft occurred while tho men wore gotting ready to go to work About fifty men wero sitting nt the foot of tho shnft awaiting the insido boss when the explosion occurred and only three or four men escaped without injury. Is is known that several possibly twelve or flfteon will die.

Others will be scarred and maimed for life. The disaster was caused by Cor nelius lioyle, a mine laborer, who stepped Into a worked out chamber which was filled with gas with lighted lamp upon his hat. lioyle will die. Many mules wore killed and wounded, and the damage lo the Inside workings and the shaft is great, The fire bosses, Wm. Williams aud Wm.

Evans, aro fatally burned There is groat excitement In and about tho shaft, and full knowledge as to the exact number of those hurt and the nature of the wounds of those injured can not be obtained. Bloominoton, 111., Nov. 26tu This morning Judge Scott grantod a writ of supersedeas in the anarchists' case. Black, Svvott and Solomon start at once for Ottawa lo have the clerk issue an order In pursuance of Judge Scott's Instructions. The effeot of the docla-iou to grant a supersedeas is to stay the execution set for Decomber 3d, and at least until the Huprome Court can pass upon the motion for a new trial.

Sals, Not. 20th. There was considerable rioting by striking taunera in this city yesterday. They pursued and beat unmercifully a number of non-union men and wrecked street cars. One of their number was severely woundod by a pistol sbot fired by one of their victims.

A largo body of polico were required to quell the disturbance. Sofia, Nov. 2Stb. Another con spiracy against the Government has been discovered. Two officers, one them a Russian, organized a plot to kill Colouel Nlcolaieff, Major Popoff and tho Regents.

The crime was to hnvtrbeon committed at 6 o'clock yes terday morning. Major Popoff discovered the plot and caused the arrest the two ollicors and of two others ho are implicated. They will bo tried in a few days. San I'hancisco, Nov. 20th.

Rela tive to the rumor of the capture of Charles Batiks, the absconding cashier of Well, Fargo detec tive Thaeker to-day denied it emphat ically. He said "we haven't hoard of him nor have no trace of him. De tectives have had no roason to change their first opinion that Hanks sailed on tho 1st for Tahiti on the barkentme City of Papeete." It is understood that the actual defalcation amounts to very much moro than first stated. Saw Frakci.hoo, Nov. 2flth.

Police Judge Rix to-day ordered the case of Alexander Goldenson, charged with the murder of Maniio Kelly, to be stricked from the calendar. After tho charge was mado Goldenson was indicted by the Grand Jury, and tho case was thus takon out of the Police Court. Stanford Co. Secure the Narrow-Gtiuge- Eonte. The Atlantiu and Pacific road is said to have wanted tho S.

P. C. R. R. as an outlet, aud Stanford ii Co.

wanted it to prevent the Atlantic and Pacific from getting into San Francisco via Oakland. Tho matter was "whip sawed" about for sovoral months, aud it was only within the past few weeks that any sorious or buying propensities were indulged in by the great corporation which controls all the great rails" lit the country. At tho limit meutioned, the Atlantic and Pacific line, which was struggling to avoid falling Into the hands and the absolute control of the Atchison and Topeka line, put in a bid to Senator Fair for the purchase of his line. The bid was The Southern Pacifio Company raised that to $4,500,000, and was met by a bid from the Atlantic and Pacific people of 5,000,000, even up. The company's object was to cross the country from Mojavo to Santa Cruz, a distance of about 175 miles and by putting in a third rail have an outlet to San Franeisco by ferry from Oakland.

TIME WAITS FOR NO RAILROAD. It was while this bid was being considered that the Atlantic and Pacific passed under tho goneral control of the Atchison and 'iopeka people. It was a question of whether tho Southern Pacific Company or tho At lantic and Pacific, tinder its new man agement, should have control. The former were the most persistent iu their inquiry and bidding. They wanted tho narrow-gauge and do-terniined to havo it at any reasonable price.

Saturday last Senator Fair signed a deed transferring all bis right, title and interest in the South Pacific Coast Railroad to Stanford, Huntington, Crocker A Co. The signing of tho articles took place in Senator Fair's olllce, and an absolute transfer of the road was made iu the office of Mr. Crocker at tho railroad building on Townsend and Fourth streets. The price is not authentically given by either of the parties, both Sonator Fair and the Soutliorn Pacific Company officers being reticent in regard to tho matter. Inside information says that tho true price was TUK OAKLAND ROAD NOT 1NCI.VDEU.

It must be understood that tho sale does not include tho cable car line on San Pablo avenue or the steam line on Telegraph avenue, west from Four teenth street, in Oakland. The people of Santa Cruz do not know whether to feel glad or sad over tho consolidation, sad because railroad competition no longer exists between this cily and the metropolis, and glad because there is now some hope that the railroad people will do as well for Santa Cruz as they did for Monterey in the construction of a hotel. i Speaking of the Coup Kquescurrictt lum, the San Jose Morcnry has tho following very complimentary notico Coup's Kquoscurrictilum Is a sue cess. It opened last evening to i nrsr-ciass house, anil tnoro will tie no falling ofT iu attendance during its brief season hero. To sav that the audience was delighted is putting it mildly, as tho applause was vocifer ous and almost incessant, l-'vory foa- turo of the programme was carried out in a pleasing manner.

The ponies that took part wero taken from the plains of Oregon about a year ago, and are of tho variety Known there as Cavuses," though they havo been admirably selected for symmetry of form and oddity of color. Tho list Includes a beautiful trick-pony from the Isle of Shetland, who understands and obeys what is said to hlni much better than somo children, and a vory cute donkey. The of the out 111, however, is tho dancing horse, Sherman, a magnificent gray stallion who is ns handsome and sup ple a piece of horsetlesh as ono could ish to see. Tho horses aro all fat and sleek, and cvidontly havo the best of care and treatment. Neither time nor space permit of special mention of tho long list ofintcrostlng fea tures they must bo seen to be ap preciated, variety is given to tne horse and dog collego exorcises by the introduction of aevcrul specially artists.

Among them aro tho famous skaters, Charles and Carno Moore, Mr. Paul, an exceptionally good ven triloquist. New Arrivals. We refer to tho new supply of Men's and P.oys' Clothing just received at ,1. Hernholm which posi tively surpasses any stock ever show iii this citv by nny firm in hi vie, qual ity, and particularly in low prices.

Cliurcli NotU'cs. CONORKQATIONAI. t'lIUHCH ItcT. M. VU- elt.

ruHhir. i imro wu i do prewiiinir nt 11 o'clock to-niorr iw incirnin. mud- Nnt Youth nut i mi." In tho evening thfrt! will lie sj''lal pruisn nervier, to be areonipHiili'd )y a hank-oflerliitf. On tlio corner of PaoinV ami Walnut avonncs. Is tlip ity-U furnished Col.

li'jre room in tho Htnto. The most pnpiilrir School on the Pu piU can enter ttt anv limo. Lndit admitted to all the department of the Col log. No pIuksos Individual iiiHtructioiiH piveu, Thu pupil can thereby advance ah rapidly as his ability will permit, aud he will not be koyt back by other or whh tulont and application. All graduates will become thorough accountant and Ihl'hiii.

penmen and only such will receive our Collego Diploma. Weare ietermined tlmt no one shall hold our Diploma unles Ihoioimhty qualified. IV an ordinary common school ed ucation is required to enter the Courso. l'upils found deficient mathematics will rcceivo special attention in that branch. Tonus, for tiljL motutiH, iiMd Blonril it ii (I Koo hii bi OI Uiftifwl for ftlU tr Tlmifh.

PREPARATORY SHOHTHAND With Kpiuilhii nnit t'roitt'li. Uavo boen added. pw Visitors aro always welcome. For furliior particulars addresa the rin 'i pal. J.

A. Ohkm.nutwooi. 3c 43, KuntaC'ruz, Cal. Fiank Rodriguez, rEl.TO.X, MnutH Cms nl. Hah rruoHAHF.n a stock of 'hristiua liomis, and will sell them at hcdiock prices.

ilvn him call. To II at Half Price or Less. A (tool) srcroNiKHAND ssr CAm- nct-euso Hemic Machi' c. At residence of Dr. Aiulerknn.

noVDv from a common or rriipilon, to tha worcb Scroluia. "Fever-Boras," ScrUy or Roupb Cln, la ehort, all disease ciusca by bid tiooi aro by tliia purifying, r.r?d Inviscratinff rucdU cine Great Eating timers mpirily un-dor hog it manl- Ilnrq. md Enlnrseft tlan'3. Fcntl cents in tibunne for a K.r-0 traits, with Ted plates. oaSVjnTtscnsci.crt'iofcaniQtoouuLtorftta-utiio Ott Scrofulous AuectioB-i "THIS 13 LTFE." fTMrotK-hly ihby v-ntf hr.

Tierce 9 OoWeri aieuicr-l Discovery, nM good dl-pesttou, a lair feitn, pplrita, vital btrensth, F.ni ccuncuwua cf con-f ttt-utioil, v-li by fcUbiihc-i which Scrofulous Dlsoaa cf tho Lnnm unvoted curwl ly V.iB rcnimly, fi tikei brfjro the lasd ttac'gof aso From its won-('urfuli'O'vvci'c tr llil i tcrriliy ai iejsa, when cii- rif.wclrbratril remedy t-l tha ublic. rn.acn thonVtscrufiyoi cilllng it his Coii3.ar:iMoa tuo ubindonej, thatm-ims ns too United lt a nitdicmo which, Ircm a combination cl tonic, or blood -clennsinjr, nntl-liliou. nutriiivo properties. iJ unequ dJ, ik on' a a ruincdy tor consumption ot thu luu'g, but I or all ASES or r.i Hood, tilings, IF vn: drcr.TT, debilitated, hnvo 81- lor co? i tliiu, cr epots on or bxly, freiuei.tbiailache or dizziness, bod ii'-j t'is ir.outJ'., heat or thills, alter, l.ntt'u: witU low spirits aud Kloony toivi' itc.QndcoatcHcHiijua, vvjr.roBuT.'tinar frm indigestion, Dysper-i-ia, and Tcrpid Liver, or Biliousness." In in my rwca only purt of those symptoms r-cjri' iiccib As ft ivmcilv f.r all such cass, Dr. Pierce'a Colclea Wodicai Discovery bis 1.0 ciju-d.

or Woals lungs, Eplttlnff of Blood, Bhortr.oss of Ercatn, Broncnltls, Sevcro Cougiia, Conanmptiou and kiiidrt-d aJloctioaa, it is a soveivin romody. Bend ten C( nW In stamps fnr Ir. Pl-rro's book cd Consumption, Bold by Druggists, PRICE, $1.00, World's Md rroprictors, 603 Main St, Bottalo, N. Y. LITTLE ANTI-BILIOUS nnd CATHARTIC.

Sold by Drugsists. 15 ceuta a yUL $509 Reward ofToiTd by tho rroprietms pf lr. bajo's Remedy for a carto of C'aUriu wtucU Uiuy caniKtruro. -I! have a dLsrharro from V7 i9C. rr-rtial loss of ta'a or hearing, weak or pnnauro in tho head, you haroVutarrh.

Ihoosaiid of cases tcmiiiiato in conumukion. Dr. Hroa Catarrh Hry? nirrs tho ront raws ol Catarrh. Cold In the Head," mid Catarrlial Hoaaacbe. tuccun.

elk The "Hooks'" Annual Masquerade BbII- A List of Those En Masque. Tho Hook and Ladder Company added another round to their ladder of social successes by the success of their annual masquorado ball at the Pavilion on Thanksgiving evening, before eight o'clock tho spectators be gan to dock in, and when the mask crs began to arrive the gallery was filled by lookers on. The Pavilion was relieved of its barrenness by fes loons of evergreens which started from tho cornel's of the room and met in tho center and supported i hugo floral of red gorauiunis. Pic lures, paintings and Hags relieved the monotony of tho plain walls, and gave cheerful appearance to the room. Tho maskers were slow at arriving, but boforo nino clock tho lloor was well lillcd with them.

Tho majority of tho costumes worn wero more noticeable for their comfort than for their richness, as if their wearers had coino more for a good time than for display. lleforo tho Grand March was played two contortionists amused the spectators bv their efforts to twist themselves in all kinds of inconceiva. bio shapes. "Sitting Hull," (Chas, Dickenson) witli bis dilopitatod carpet sack and sun-burned comploxion, was well disguised. I Io and several clowns by their antics created soino amuse mont.

At nino o'clock tho Grand March began, about sixty couples tak ing part in it, and then quadrille sets were formed, after which danco fol lowed danco until midnight, when an intermission for suppor was had. At one o'clock dancing was resumed and kept up till tho "weo sina' hours." Alf Swan and Harry Hannah as "German Emigrants," wore well made up, and thuir own frionds did not recognize them. Mr. Stokes, ns Chinaman, was perfectly disguised and ono of the best characters of the evening. The Misses Daken woro original costumes niado of brown twill and trimmed with strings of peanuts.

Miss Sopiiio Thompson wore one of the richest costumes in the hall. Tlie "Darktown Brigade," A. O. Swan and L. L.

Roggo, made a hit. Tim Ab.irr us Yum Yum aud AhYuni, looked quite as Japanese iu their costumes. Ed Eadka was here, there and every where, looking after everything, anil seeing that evorybodyhad a good time. The "Hooks" will clear about from their ball. Tho following is a list of the maskers present: Eiioda Kane-Aco of Hearts.

-Miss Myrtlo Darling Sun, Fruit ami Flowers. Miss y.ela Scott and Miss Loltio Hannah Twin Sisters. Miss May Silvey Goldou Slippers. Miss Aggie Hawkins Italian Peas ant Girl. 1 iss I.yilia Kichardswn Jewel Dress.

Mi's Sarah Dakan Peanut Girl. Mi-s Kale Dakan Peanut Girl. Mrs. Smith Fancy Dress. Seolt Fancy Dress.

Miss I. aura Hoyea Evening Ster, Mrs. Z. Gregory kveiiing Star. Miss Alice Starr All! There.

iss arrie Meyer Fancy Costume. Miss Jennie MoKeon School Girl. Miss Mary Harrington Snow Mrs. L. House Maid.

Miss Graco Sonderlciter Ilutterfly. Miss Sophie Thoinpsuti Madame Pompadour. Miss baura Dabadie Cousin lleho. Miss Willo Jackson Darkness. Miss May Lemostes Harvest Girl.

Mrs. S. M. Kceler 'Jneen Victori. Miss I.

buelna K. of P. Miss M. Ramon G. A.

It. Maggie Labish 1-olly. Miss Jlianehard Modesty. Mrs. s.

lilauchard Old Pioneer Lady. Miss llinlio Richardson Masher. Mrs. F. I'ralseliner lllaek Domino.

Miss Emma Abarr Yum! Yum! Miss May Abarr Ah! Yum! Miss Flora Itlanchard I'nion. "KNTLEMKN. Master lleunv Knight Drummer Roy. 1:. M.

Silver Domino. A. Swan and L. L. Roggi-Dark-owu fire brigade.

W. 'I'. Vahlberg Oregon Tramp. F. Drown Italian Prince.

Dan Page Limber Jim. Geo. Rooi Domino. lias. Dickenson Sitting Hull.

Cha s. Plalz Harlequin. Geo. W. Fox Domino.

.1. Harrington Emmet Guard. II. Amaya Co. Third Infantry.

A. Cordova lockoy. Alf Swan and Harry Hannah Elephant. s. M.

Kceler Quaker. Jus. Amaya Noble Fisherman. I'M Arcan Clown. C.

It. Manning Harlequin. F. I'ratsel ner German Prince. Wm.

Hathaway Donliuo. Unbadie Mexican. Ed Hill Indian. N. Hlleina--Clown.

It. Eilllejohn Prince Cromwell, Gate, French I'lown. C. Who Is II? J. Parker Negro.

J. Thrift School Buy. A. Auiaya I lown. A.

Al.inti Dude. .1. Feruer Hottentot. E. Scanlan, S.

Darkey, J. Wilson Chinamen. I. Abarr Patsy bolivar. C.

Met inn Doinnio. It. Kirtiy Domino. Alf Swan---German Emigrant. II.

Hannah Gorman Emigrant. Stokes -Chinaman. V. lie 1,1 i.l si'ili-ntary Lives l''t from eoll'tipilliou, i l-y laklllK It is it silii-e UOilc coiiipolllnl, Mile of seUcMUu-V Ui.lio utr-'Ctloiii. If lie tr.

-until of the i i uii'l-o the ijtCLlilV ekin- lie- II Kittle to ticiiltti mel 'S'hc ltiKCt Yd Are the new homespun dress goods, in ten dillerent shades, norni.K winrii, iikavv, at els. fur vard. Call aud see them at .1. A Cos. ArilK-ll Snlic, -t i.vk in lie- woriii for ii ti Khciini, 1-evcr, in.i-.rlilllliliillis, nil Mill! I'll pi ii 1'ilc-.

or no pay l.i lice unit eost-ipllreil. nlNfacllon or in hov. rcfnii.leil. I Ills F-l sale Ii. TilUll.T, I.n.ill Here! When you are ill want of a pair of shoes of any kind, sco ilernheim A assortment and prices before pure basing t'lsi'w hen', and nave money and time bv it.

Terrible Tailis. llFVlir ltKMEny hanlshen -tek-lit mnl will prevent I lie reft urn of tlit mo-4 tern hie of pnl in. If taken the wai-lllim vvinptoms uive notice of 'lie recurrence of ail utlm-K At ilniK- lit-. 1 Icerlpuve ireaii: vvith each Lottie: or Mack A si. K.

1TI KU4T, NOVEMBER 97, 1SSH, ACTUAL CIRCULATION TO-DAY. 936 H. (', VKATCH. J. L.

NICHOLS. "TSe Capitol." th Jessa Moore Whisky a tptrialty. SoTictttc Avenno, SantHCruz, Cul. HENTIBEL JOTTINGS Tbre is only one prisoner in the county jail. Th wealher is all that could bo desired, being warm and pleasant.

Turkey shooting on the beacli occupied the attention of sportsmen on Thursday. Frank A. Poi'er and Towne, on Friday graduated from Chesuutwoed's Business College. The "Hooks," accompanied by the Pythian Band, had a parade on PaciQo avenue, Thursday afternoon. Father C'arew, late of Texas, is officiating as parish priost in Watson.

Tille during the absenco of Itev. M. Marrou. Musical treat at the Congregational Church, Sunday evening, Noeuiber 28th. The Supervisors on Thursday provided bountiful Thanksgiving dinner for the inmates at the county hospital.

At the Santa Cruz Schuetzen Ciub'i turkey shooting contest on Thursday on the beach, forty-ono turkeys aud three goese were killed. To Rent Pianos, Organs, and Sawing Machines at A. J. Hinds'. 1).

K. Abeel has sent to Switzerland for a good sized telescopo, which will occupy a placo in his now residence now being erected on Terrace Hill. The ease of L. C. Dunn, charged with obtaining money under false pretenses, has been postponed until Dec.

8th. Judge Logan will act as Duun'a attorney. Cloaks, Wraps and Jackots for old and young in great variety at liorn-belm Sheriff Dakau will shortly tako with him a force of carpenters from Santa Cruz to his ranch in San Boniio oouuty and begin the erection of barns and other buildings. Hee Frank Ely's now lino of Christmas goods, an Kasluru consignment just received. His lino of itutlan goods ahead ef anything yet, Recently at Rider's mill, a pilo of lumber fell on Frank Pellerin, breaking his leg below the knee.

The injured man was takon to Watsonville and a doctor set the fractured limb. From the Paso Rubles Leader wo learn that Mr. Martin, of Santa Cruz, Is about to start a jewelry store in Paso Robles, and that Ed M. Bennett has bomesteaded a claim near the same place. All outstanding costumes usod during the late H.

and ball must positively be handed in before 2 o'clock to-dy. M. J. Shear, a section foreman of the narrow gauge, whose foot and leg were badly injured by an iron frog falling aud striking him at Wright's Station, last Tuesday evening, has boeu brought to Santa Cruz lor oat-ment. Oo to the Excelsior Lunch Houso for your oysters at 143 Pacific avenue.

C. Patton, Proprietor. A aon of 0. II. Willoughby, while working on a gang plow on his father's ranch near Wataouville recently, got the forefinger of his right hand caught in cog aud It was found that it necessary to amputate the forefinger at the tirst Joint.

We have just opened a line of ladies all wool, scarlet Merino vosts, which we offer at 1 each, good value at (1 50. J. liKiisil it Co. Negotiations aresiid to be pending for the purchaso of tho Contonnial flour its proprietors and a gentleman from Southern California, who proposes, if he purchases the mill, to commence making flour in a very short time. The finest grades of Wines and Liquors, by tho bottle or gallon, for family and medical use, can bo found at J.Bornheim fe Uiwory The Salvation Army's banquet on Thanksgiving evening was well attended.

During the evening the local army, augmented by Captain Still-well, Lieutenant Klefert aud two other soldiers, held services on the lower plaza. A nice lino of now Foreign and Domestic OoodH have Just arrived at henry UusUjineyer's. Now is lie time to hand in your orders for a good suit of clothes made stylish and at small cost. Mrs. Lowery was bitten in lie hand on Monday by a pet kitten, but paid no attention to it until Wednesday, when her baud began to swell, and while she was attending a prayer meeting Thursday evening hor hand and arm pained her so that she had to be taken homo, and is now under a physician's care.

We bavo again received a new supply of men's id boys' clothing, which in stylo, quality and price, ox-cells anything in this market. J. llKUNIIKtM it Co. It Is said that a Santa Cruz night watchman, after the hour of 8 r. M.

aw a lad on tho streets and sharply yelled: "Sonny, it is tinio fur you to bent home," and was substantially answered, 'I'm an editor." The "editor" Is supposed to have run home at his leisure, or later. The only storo in Santa Cruz where you may Unci anything you want for family uno, and where you can do all your gnueial trailing, is with the old reliable Arm of J. llernlieim Co. In Santa Clara the Supervisors paid 12 cents a name for printing the Grout Register, ir tV-'-O names, and in San Joaquin Co. they paid 10 cents a name.

I'm- printing tko Great Register of this county the Sktinki. Pt. Co. received but cent a name, although there are less than namos In this county, our bill being about Our dress goods department is without exaggeration the most beautiful and complete in Santa Cruz, aud our prices as low as the lowest. J.

ilKKNHEIM it Co. The new bank has secured the A Fatal Explosicn In a Wilkes barre Mine. The Hahnemann Hospital to be Built in S. F. Embezzler Banks' Where abouts Unknown.

The Pledge ot Henry George's Pro crcssive Democracy. A Suit Against Ei-Treasurcr Dods, of Onk land, to be Pushed After His Release From Prison. ISPRCTAT. TO TUB Via tit WoHtrn Pnmn Triumph Cb. San Francisco, Nov.

26th. Tho vexed question in regard to building the Hahnemann Hospitil, which has been so long pending, waa settled to day, the health and Polioe Committee of the Board of Supervisors reoom- mending and granting permission to erect said building. Oakland, Hov. 20th. In the suit against Jamee Nods, ex-Troasurer of the olty of Oakland, to recover forty-seven thousand dollars embezzled, Judge Hamilton to-day ordered that the suit he pottponed until the embezzler's term in the penitentiary had expired.

Louhvillb, Nov. 28th. A Times special says: A report has reached Williamsburg, that the Poe fataily, thought to have been de stroyed by fire in Knox county a month ago, were in reality murdered a neighbor named Covenbino. Tho mother, five children and two visiting young ladies wero found burned in the ashes of the destroyed hut. The of the murder is told as follows by the illegitimate son of Covenbino, agod ten years, hom the reputed father had threatened and made mad.

Tho boy says his father out from ear to ear the throats of each of tho eight persons vvhilo they slept. and his mother dragged tho bodios to tho middle of the room and sot tlieui on fire. Thoy also lired tho houso, took some bod-clothing and other articles and departed. On the boy's utalcment arrests were mado and an investigation followed. The articles that belonged to Poe and family were found in the cellar of the suspooted party's bouse.

The arrested parties refused to bo Interviewed, and are now in the Barhonrville jail awaiting an examination. Ottawa, Nov. 2flth. Ex-Al-dorman Keenan, now living in exile in Montreal on account of his connection with the Broadway Railroad steal, has decided to go to New York lo tov tify against McQuado. Lawyer New-ooiub, for the defendant, believes the trial will firmly establish his client's iunooence.

Nkbdlks, Not. 20th. A man named Spencer was killed by hie partner named Colin, ovor the possession a ranch near Slackberry. Both were eattlemen. C'ohn is badly used up and claims the killing was dune in self-defense.

Nitw York, Nov. 26th. Henry George's progressive Democratic party is requiring every one that joins the parly in Ilenton and New Haven to make the following pledge, tho same formula to be used in all cities where the party affects an organization: Article XIII Obligations Section 1 Every person admitted a member of this organization shall be introduced to the President, and be requested to raise his right hand, repeating this: "I (giving name), have read or heard read and do approve the declarations and principles upon wkioh the progressive Democratic party and political organization has been founded. I pledge my word and honor that while a member of tho party in any Assembly District, or any part of the United States, to abide by the decision of the majority; that I will do faithful work on any Committee te which I may be appointed; I promise, if possible, on election day to devote at least four hours' duty at the polls; that I will use all legitimate means to proeuro voles for ourcandidates; that I will report to the Committee on Organisation any evidence of treachery that may appear in our ranks; that my personal conduct will bo such as lo add dignity to the political parly I this night join; I will attend all the meetings of this organization, unless prevented by sickness and other causes over which I have no control. All those things I pledge myself to do, with a belief that the successful establishment of the principles, as represented by our party, will come, and tend to Ike elevation of all who labor for the downfall of corrupt po-litiMl parties who, between them now, rule our country." Penn.jNov.

2tlh. Shortly after the miners and laborers entered Conyngham's shaft this morning an explosion of gas took place. Iltitween twenty and thirty miners are said to bo burned and seriously injured, but nono are reported dead. Very little information regarding the accident can be learned as yet, as the men are still in the pit, but will be removed an soon as possible. This shaft is known lo contain considerable gas.

It was owned and operated by the Delaware A Hudson Company. Wll.KKSHAHHK, Nov. 2illh. The ex anta Cruz SiPt'ial mid IYi-sihiiiI. Chan.

McKiernnn, of San v. a in town Thursday. Revs. J. L.

Trefren arrived yesterday. If. E. Gardner and mil F. Worth wife havu re- turned from tho F.ast.

R. M. Shackleforil, of llollister, was In town yesterday. Hobt. II.

Davis, of tho Now England Soap Company, is in town. N. Hanson has returned from Michigan after a lengthy visit. I. II.

Wilson has started south, to locato ho knows not where. Miss Lulu Gardner is homo ogam, after a visit to San Francisco. Miss James, of Paso Rubles, iw spending a fow days in this city. W. L.

Wenlworth, of Sulodad, Monterey was in Santa Cruz Friday. Tho Roliekahs had a soi-ial and danco at their hall on Thanksgiving evening. Wirt Ilcnnotl, of San llenito has taken a houso in Santa Cniz for the inter. Dr. McVeim lias gone back to Wadsworth, Novada, to remain about threo months.

J. Loeby, of Plalnsburg, isconfnied to tho residenco of relatives in this city by illness. Mrs. A. 1.

Fox and Miss Daisy Fox, of San Jose, are tho guests of Mrs. Thos. L. O'Neil. The Cheerful Workers gave a social en Thanksgiving evening at the Congregational Church parlors.

Oscar Sarpy, of the tall redwoods beyond ItuuleVr, was in town Friday. He represents tho cord-wood interest as active. Miss Melissa Whiddcn will remain several months longer in the East bc-foro returning homo. Her health is much improved. W.

N. Hart, the intrepid balloonist and yachtsman, of San Francisco, is to bo Chief Deputy in the San Francisco Coronor's ofllcc. R. K. Whidden, on Thiirsilav, re turned from a visit to Nova Scotia, accompanied by his brother and who will make Santa Cruz ineir nome.

J. O. Davenport, of ('iil)'cv's Cove, Mendocino son of Judge Davenport, of this city, broke bread and partook of roast turkey beneath Hie paternal roof tree Thanksgiving. Edmond W. tioggin, of the printing linn of Francis it Valentine, S.

with his wife, were at tho Sea Side Home on Thanksgiving Day. Mr. Goggin lias a jzreat love for Santa Cruz, as is by the frc'iuent visits made to this city by him. Win. Farrington, of uliserx iile, Santa Clara was in Santa Cruz Thanksgiving Day.

Mr. F.irrington is a lumberman and largely interested in tho redwoods of Sanla Cruz county, and is just up from the terminus of tho railroad that is track-laying south in San Luis Obispo Co. llu has hii eye on tho festive house and fence builder. Among the gtiesU registered at the PaeiticOrean House are: J. Gould, S.

A. Ray, Ii. II. Medium, E. ('.

Nutv.v, A. T. Lowenthal, I. llynian, San Francisco; W. S.

George, R. II. Valentine, Steele City, .1. Thomas, Tomas, G. Toltnan, Salinas.

C. II. Hogarth and family, formerly of Freeborn, have taken charge of tho Stanton farm, a short distance from Aptos. A barn costing sijujo was recently erected on this farm, and it is propose I shortly to ens a handsome residence on the premi-es. On Thanksgiving afternoon Arthur Stikouian and Mrs.

Alice Cahoon Smith wcro united in tho bonds of matrimony at the Calvary Episcopal Church, iu tho presence of relatives and a few friends, by Rev. O. Tillotson, Thu bridesmaid were Miss Kate Stikeniuu ami Miss Kittle Cahoon, the groomsmon, Fred Cahoon and Frank Siikenmn. After partaking of wins and cake at the residence of Mrs. Stikouian (mother of tho groom) the couple left for San Francisco, where tliey will remain a few days before returning home.

The Sknti nei, joins with the numerous friends of Mr. and Mrs. Siikemali in wishing them long life and happiness. (orralilos Items. C.

Rich, of Frekito county, with his family, is visiting his iiaronls in this place. II. formerly of Sanla Cruz, has taken up a ran.iti mar Cur-ralilos. Fourteen cords o' ood per day is consumed in the manufacture of pnper at the Col raiitos mill. The niiil is iu operation day aud night.

Win. Wilson, tho etiicicut postmaster, during the past summer, creeled a neat aud commodious hall on the lot adjoining his residence. The hail islllxiiO feel in dimensions, and nt one end is a stage lilted up with scenery, wings, while on each side are drossing-roums for gents and ladies. This is a long-felt want sup plied, and Wilson deserves credit for the public spirit ho manifested in the erection of this building. A full l.ii"' (if beautiful Holiday goods at figure very favorable to our plan of making this season's sale one long to be remembered as a bonanza for our customers.

You -should not fail to see our now stock. Fay's Drug store. TMiliuiil. Scarlet nml i'-v Vie; hies, Iliitlirriil. Small Imlcni.

f.i: Diirlivs IVophvlactlc wilt ilcsn-oy llic Infi-clion of all f. vers nml all coutiml-ous anil infectious Will Keep the atmosphere of any sick-room pine mul holcsoiiic.iih-oi l.lii mnl il.Mi.i.vno: milioiiltliv i-llliivei ami i rc-iili. Ing thcr-from. Will "'mliv ln-l smell whatever hy ile-Biu-alii; Out hv Ueslrovliii: tl. liarliys I'lophvlai-tH- 1 lintl In sick-room.

In: Our extra quality, ai.i. homespun dress goods at oil cents per yard. Can mil be beaten iu style, quality or prieii I. Ill nMii.nl I lot of Flannels before the re you special good bargains from J3LA.ISTKETS littlo money it will take to THAT THE SST BUSINESS OF Furnishing.Goods Well to Come and See Us. Flour Depot.

OF THE Barley Graham Flour Meal Craoked Wheat Barley Corn Meal Flako Wheat Germea Meal Hominy Farina -A-lsT-D EETAIIi. Will not be Undersold. Avenue Santa Cruz. IPiiiMflHDllSEED" WAREHOUSED AGENCY Salinas ITlo-ciring: Skills, Spsrry Stockton City Flouring Mills. Rolled Barley, Bran and Middlings AT REGULAR MILL PRICES.

Wheat Corn "Oat Flakes Uat Meal Rye Flour Breakfast Gem Oats Rye Pearl Pearled Germ WHOLESALE Egg Food Oil Meal Bone Meal Cayenne Pepper Ground Oyster Shells And Every Other Reouisites tor Chicken Ranches. FULL AND COMPLETE LINE OF Field and Garden Seeds! From one of the largest Seed Growi-rs and Importer in the United States, which I will sell at -San Francisco Wholesale Prices. ON HAND. Two hundred sacks of Mesquite Grass, direct from the growers, comprising some of the CheaU and some of the lkst seed in this market. 200 Sacks Santa Clara and Santa Cru County Beardless Barley tor Seed.

260 Sacks Surpriss Oats. 500 Sacks Choice Wheat. 50 Sacks Buckwheat. I Car-Load Fine Potatoes. Hay by the Sale, Ton or Car-load.

"Baldwin's Dairy, All Goods as Represented. 158 and 160 Pacific.