August 20, 1897 (4 pages)

Vi EE 3: + ser YRAR—No, 1390 THE: “TRAN RIFT) » Bandage sed Lage? Ho BROWN & CALKINS. XK, P. BROWN. i, 8. CALKINS, _ Fifty Cents Per [lo nth. ADVERTISING RATES. . Made. known on. J gokteomaurae i Reese ey epee as. THE BRAVE SOLDIER BOYS,. , Members of Company C Are Thriving . Well at Camp Badd. . F. Schuldt of Company 0 has’ been appointed clerk to the Lientenant Colonel and acting Adjutant General of the brigade, and is at headquarters at Camp Budd, Santa Oruz, continually. Hedoes not drill with the company. but is kept busy writing out orders and keeping the roster of the camp. Company C has received most of the honors in being called upon fcom all the head officers for numerous men to fill the different positions at headquarters. The Second Infantry held a target shoot yesterday. Company © made the best score. Today the Sixth Infantry held their target practice. According to the orders issued from headquarters the infantry remaining in camp furnishes from its guard sufficient detail to guard the camp during the absence of the other regiment at target practice. The baseball game betwabin members of Company © and a nine from Company E resulted in a victory for the latter by a score of 18 to 11. e A letter received from the camp says that everything is quiet there and that everybody is having a good time. ‘The discipline is strict, but all‘ are getting nsed to the rules and like it. Captain Nihell isa general favorite at camp and especially with the lady visitors. He is held in high regard by his superior officers, and his company is spoken. of as one of the best drilled in the regiment. . Lieutenant Simonds is the champion swimmer of Company. C. Lieutenant Bowerman has received. maay compliments from the head offi8 of ‘his dignity and solwhen on duty. Lieutenant Nigholson is recognized as one of the best posted men on military matters there is in‘camp. Dick Douglass is getting fatand_is cotisidered one of the best story tellers _ Aa cémp. ‘Ed Baker is the straightest man in camp, Some of the boys tried to get him: on soda water the other night, but they couldn’t do it. Sergeant Ben Bost. has achieved considerable fame as an architect and builder since coming to Santa Cruz. Company C has the best kitchen and storeroom on the grounds. Dean is not as: young as he used to be, but the sea breeze is toning him dp and he would make it quite interesting for many a younger man in a foot race. Ben McClintock is getting jollier every day and is ong of the company’s standard laugh producers. Owen Harrigan is seeing that the «commissary department is well sup\plied with good meat. He is also raisfing a beard. Ali the rest of the boys are on their good behavior and the company is 7 _ making an excellent record all aropnd. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Summary of Late News as Told Over the Telephone Today. Isaac Nicholas and family, who went to Virginia City some time ago, reG. F. Fargo and Joe Clark, of San + ¥raneiaco are visiting Grass Valley. The fires that started in the lower ~ part of the county from the lightning arly yesterday morning, burned over considerable territory and did mucb , @amage. Four or five fires started and burned nearly all day. It was the severest thunder and lightning storm experienced in that section in’ many years. Sunday the Monarchs and a nine from Marysville: will play a match game of baseball at:Watt Park. There is a prospect-of a match @ game soon between the Monarchs and Smiths for » $200 a side, with Overmeyer, the Monarch’s pitcher barred. His place will be takenyby some other piteher. ‘ A Correct 5 ect Summary. An exchange. gives gives the following brief summary of a country edition: “If the country editor were to snap at ail the indnvements heid out to him, he would soon bea millionaires. If he _ Pan the paper according to the popular notion, he would-be in the poor-honse.‘ Narrow ix THE MURDERERS OP SCHO-. = FIELD. INDICTED. Golli, the Aue ot thie Canovas, “Ne \ A KANSAS ‘BAL ESTATE BROKER'S oscoue PRCULIAR DEATH. $ Rich Gravel Found in the Vict at} Redding. Mrs. Bradbury’s. Lover Was Arraigned Today on a Charge ot Adultery. Special to the Dainty TrAnosztrPt.{ A Young Lady Badly Burned. San Francisco, August 20—Maggie . Gouderslatt, aged 19 years, narrowly . escaped being burned to death last night, and only saved herself by plunging into a water trough. She is a domestic, employed at 179 Noe street, and was beating turpentine and oil for @ liniment over a gas jet. The liquid Lignited and in her fright she spill it upon her clothes, which were ablaze in a'moment. She rushed into the street and seeing a water trough in front of a grocery store plunged into -it and rolled around until the flames were extinguished. She was severely burned, bat may recover. Indicted For Murder,San Jose, August 20—The Grand Jury of Santa Clara county has in‘dicted Mrs. Sarah Schofield and Dan Dutcher for the murder of George M. Schofield. In an interview Mrg. Schofield said that a short time ago Schofield. proposed to her to have their ‘house insured for $700 and burn it down and with the money go to Klondyke. Che Premier's Assassin Executed. San SEBAsTIAN, August 20.—Michael Angelino Golli, who shot and killed Premier Canovas, was executed today at 11 a. m, in compliance with the sentence imposed Monday. Death From a Peculiar Cause, Wiomira, Kansas, August 20.—O. O. Simmons, a real estate broker, died today from the effects of swallowing a plate containing three false teeth three years ago. The post mortem showed that the teeth were still lodged in the esophagus. Simmons had to live on liquid food, and finally his stomach rebelled and he virtually starved to to death. More Rich Mining Strikes. Reppine, August 20.—Mart Gavin started for Coffee Creek Tuesday. He reached the Tower House, 18 miles from here, at noon and résolved to try nis luck in Yankee Guich. He prospected around and finally struck a ‘place from which he took gravel and panued out in two hours $80.50, largest piece of. yold being worth $5. Ninety prospectors came up last night, : and e stage line has been established between Kedding and Trinity Center. Prospectors are spreading out all over the country, the stage driver reports baying met a party of 800. He Was Arraigned Today. It he published half the items that are ._#ent to himi, he would +e in jail halt ‘we ume and inthe’ Sigpnonaaue hy alte" fram Los Angeles with Mrs. Bradbury, Saw Feanossco, August 20-—W. of East Oakland, who owns thé olaim Russell Ward, who receatly eloped . Tass Gold ape esa : § . California State exhibit at the Hamburg International Horticultural Exposition, . which brings good tidings to California . producers and Californians in general.: Thé State has been. ‘awarded the gold medal for the best industrial exhibit, which is the highest honor bestowed-at the exposition. Wanted to Maim Him. Santa Onvz, Oal., August 20. —At the Plyler trial yesterday, Dr. Welch of San Jose testified that the prisoner tried to engage him to perform an operation on Charles Harris, but that he refused. Plyler said that he did not want to murder Harris, but only to maim him. Subsequently he told the 'witness that the operation had been performed. Typhus Fever in Silesia. Burm, August 20.—The greater part of Silesia has been visited by severe storms and several persons have been killed by lightning. Typhas fever is rampant at Rogan in consequence of . the water used for drinking there having become infected by the réfuse accumulated by the floods. Escaped From dail. FAaYerrevjttn, W. Va. August 20.— Albert Vocers, one of the notorious Lewis gang of murderers, under sentence to Le hanged here next Tuesday, broke jail yesterday before daylight. The Sheriff and posse are after him. Jerry Brown/is condemned to hang with Vocers. Found Dead in Bed. Hontineton, Pa., August 20.—Rev. H. J. Houghton, for two years past rector of St: James Episcopal Church here, and of the Episcopal Church of Tyrone, Pennsylvania, was found dead in bed yesterday at his residence. Rev. Houghton was a native of Salt Lake City, Utah. Crushed to Death, Strooxton, August 20.—Peter Battilana, the 8-year-old son of John Battilana, an employe of the Stockton Woolen Mill, was crushed to death unday at the corner of Center and Jack‘gon streets, while trying to climb between two wagons. Vessel Reported Ashore. San Franoisco, August 20.—News was received at the Merchants Ex\ change yesterday to the effect that the bark Matilda from Honolulu for this port, went ashore at Cape Flattery during a dense feg this morning. En Route to Dyea. Vicroria, B. C., August 20.—A private dispatch received here states that Hon. Clifford Sifton, Minister for the Interthe . ior, will sail from Vancouver Friday tor Dyea to see the condition of affairs for himself. The Northwest territories are governed to a jarge extent. by Sifton’s department.Inspector StrickStrnok It Rich. OskLanp, August 30.—W. W. Davis in Morrison Gulch, Trinity county, imSN ee te a was arate: ad on 8 ‘cited adultery. His wttorney’ tnored to set. aside the order of a aghor the} San Franorsco, August 20.—A letter . * has been received by J. A. Filcher, the} Commissioner who has chatge of the. der the wheels of a wheat wagon yester; jand and five mounted police leave on Lonpon, August 90-—Electrlo cabs made. their ‘first appearance .on the streets yeereey competing for busi“Hanged at. ‘at Memphis, Mempuis, Tenn., August 20.—Harvey Deberry (colored) was hanged in the was hanged for attempting to rape a 7-year-old girl on October 8, 1896. This is the first legal hanging for this crime i" Tennessee. Grand Jury at Work. San Jose, August 20—The Grand Jury took up the Schofield case yesterday and all the witnesses who canbe reached have been sammoned to appear before that body. The Grand Jury proposes to institute a rigid search for the fruth. Dan Dutcher was, brought from the Madrone jail and ledged in the county jail here, to bis intense de-« light. He stands in mortal terror of Wednesday night Schofield’s ghost was with him. Fatal Dast Explosion Davenport, Iowa, August 20.—An explosion of dust knocked out two. walls. of the elevator of the Davenport Syrup Refinery yesterday. John Rapp and Jobn Rahn were forced to jump sixty feet and were badly injured. William Wolfe, a farmer, was fatally crushed and bis 1l-year-old daughter killed. Frank Stevens wasinjured. The building took fire immediately and was destroyed. Loss $15,000; insured. Starved to Death. Mipp.iessoro, Ky., August 20.—Lena Collinsworth, of Clayborne county, Tenn., is dead, from the effects of a fifty-eight. day fast. She has been starving herself to death under a vow. She quarreled with her husband, they separated, and she vowed she would fast until he returned to her. Efforts of friends and relatives to get her to eat have been of no avail. _ Treasury Statement. WasHIneton, August 20—Yesterday’s able cash balance $221,064,626 ; gold re". serve, OT Pingree's Shoe Shoe. ur. Dersorr, August 20.— Pingree & Smith’s shoe. factory, the only union shoe firm in the city, was closed up yesterday by a strike of the bottomers. About 700 hands are affected. The operators are willing .to arbitrate the difficulties, but the men claim they always got the worst of arbitration, and Claim an increase in the price of certain grades of shoes. Killip’s Will. San Francisco, August 20.—The will of Jasper N. Killip, who died August 7, was filed for probate yesterday. The will exceed $10,000. All'was bequeathed to the children of deceased, William J. Killip and Carried C. O'Neil, in equal shares. Pilly Cents the Bedrock. Denven, August 20.—In a letter for . pailder. ; Nisauutcne the en of silannual absorption is greater than 150,© price tor ‘tls’ 000/000 ouinces, 80 that 50 cents should x ‘merge far bas resisted all inhis innocence on the gallows. Deberry. statement of the treasury shows ‘avail-. ‘. Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar value of the eatate is net known, but . ’ : . by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True cane ‘EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, ne ‘Pabilic, ex-Governor Grant, of the ver: “In my opinion the world can proluce not to exceed 150,000,000 ounces. {annually at 50 per ounce. The . beaten dasa In the immediate foture it may go below fifty cents, ‘be[Sain ‘This is done with a view to na id of “presbat ‘stdoks' with as . hice ibe. Like the Golden in conditions of the Pacific Coast remind the old settlers of the palmy days of California in 1849. He has a number of specimens of Klondyke gold. “I believe,” said Mr. Nettleton, “that without question $30,000,000 of the yellow metal will: be.taken from Alaska next year, and it is confidently believed that the steamer Portland, which is. due to arrive in Seattle on August 25th, will bring $3,000,000 in nuggets and dust. A Big Fool. Crpartown, Ga. August 20.—William CmicaGo, August 20.—C. M. Nettle-. aaed 18, hanged himself yesterday. he~ ton.-at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, [cause his mother sent him cunapaae RAC 78 in Chicago, says the ‘The Glenbrook Races. : ‘Our réport of the races at Glénbro ok Park closed somewhat earlier than ‘usual yesterday afternoon and we gave the result only of the first race. The second race, thrée-eighths of a mile and repeat, was won by Buckhorn, Iron Jacket second. Venus was third in the first heat, and Los Banos Kid took that position in the second heat Soledad was left at the post both tines. ‘The third race, five-eighths of a mile, . pert /was won by Macquedo in 1:08, Glenn: Ann second, Uncle Truethird. In the fourth race, 1 1-16 miles, Trix was first, Nic Nac second, Fi Fi third. . Tinie 14976. ; ‘Vhere was a fair atacihinte at the Park this afternoon, and the betting was quite lively. _In-the first race, 53; furlongs, Riot: won, Ricardo second, Defender third. Time1:0913. The second race, 434 furlongs, was won by Tiny P., Uncle true second, Magnus third. Time 56%. $1000% Some one asks: can A Schilling & Co’s employees compete for that thousand dollars ? Of course not. Davis, a wealthy farmer living near here, was blown to pieces with dynamite . yesterday. He put some of the explos. ive in the Sfove to dry. When et became hot it exploded, wrecking the. building and instantly killing Davis. ' Davis was a prominent member of the Popuhst party. ; : PERSONAL, POINTERS, Concise . Chronicle. re Various Polks' Doings and [atentiozs. J. La France of San Francisco ar-. }Fived here today. © “Sheriff Getchell and wife returned . last evening from Napa. A. M. Allen left on the noon train for . San Francisco. Mrs. L. Shurtleff left on the noon! train for San Francisco. Miss Josie Baker has returned to ber home at North Columbia. ~ Ben L. Schiff is here in the interest of a wholesale liquor: house at San Francisco. H.8. Tibby and Henry Ryan came down from Downieville today after the new boxes for the postoffice at that Misses Alice and Gertrude Pengelly : have returned from a pleasant vacation at North Columbia. Miss Settie Tam and Miss Belle King returned to Sacramento today after a pleasant visit to A. Tam and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scheurman and Mrs. George Scheurman of Sacramento, who have been here ona visit to William Walters and family, returned . home today. BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. A new cement gutter is being pu; . down in front of the Union Hotel. Charles Grissel today bought the running horse Echo and will keep him for a buggy horse, he being a good . roadster. Echo contested in some of . the races at Glenbrook this week. Remember the social at Ragon’s Grove this evening. Good music, good attendance, good time. All are invited. James Smith was discharged from the county jail today after serving ten days for vagrancy. New York Hotel’has been torn_up and is to be replaced by a good gravel walk. Frank Williamsand Mary Flannagin, both of Grass Valley,have been granted a@ marriage license at San Francisco, Grove’s Tasretess Cut Tonic is a perfect Malariai Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. As pleasant as Lemon tonic and retails for 50c. To get the GENUINE ask for GRove’s. jy19-6m Fine Goods, Van Camp’s Maccarani and Cheese im cans, and Van Camp's Ketchup are the finest goods in the market. For sale by P. G. Scadden, Commercial street. Agt. W d Creamery. j23 Houmons IN THE Bioop, boils, pimples scrofula sores, are promptly eradicated Blood Purifier, nerve tonic and ‘health Rules of con-est. published. ia large advertisement about the first and middle of each month: 420 Honey Sayed is {s Money Burned. G to F. P. HUNT'S and and save 10 centa every ¥ time von have vour Whiskers pruned. AN work first-class, £@"Two Barhers. 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Vi EE 3: + ser YRAR—No, 1390 THE: “TRAN RIFT) » Bandage sed Lage? Ho BROWN & CALKINS. XK, P. BROWN. i, 8. CALKINS, _ Fifty Cents Per [lo nth. ADVERTISING RATES. . Made. known on. J gokteomaurae i Reese ey epee as. THE BRAVE SOLDIER BOYS,. , Members of Company C Are Thriving . Well at Camp Badd. . F. Schuldt of Company 0 has’ been appointed clerk to the Lientenant Colonel and acting Adjutant General of the brigade, and is at headquarters at Camp Budd, Santa Oruz, continually. Hedoes not drill with the company. but is kept busy writing out orders and keeping the roster of the camp. Company C has received most of the honors in being called upon fcom all the head officers for numerous men to fill the different positions at headquarters. The Second Infantry held a target shoot yesterday. Company © made the best score. Today the Sixth Infantry held their target practice. According to the orders issued from headquarters the infantry remaining in camp furnishes from its guard sufficient detail to guard the camp during the absence of the other regiment at target practice. The baseball game betwabin members of Company © and a nine from Company E resulted in a victory for the latter by a score of 18 to 11. e A letter received from the camp says that everything is quiet there and that everybody is having a good time. ‘The discipline is strict, but all‘ are getting nsed to the rules and like it. Captain Nihell isa general favorite at camp and especially with the lady visitors. He is held in high regard by his superior officers, and his company is spoken. of as one of the best drilled in the regiment. . Lieutenant Simonds is the champion swimmer of Company. C. Lieutenant Bowerman has received. maay compliments from the head offi8 of ‘his dignity and solwhen on duty. Lieutenant Nigholson is recognized as one of the best posted men on military matters there is in‘camp. Dick Douglass is getting fatand_is cotisidered one of the best story tellers _ Aa cémp. ‘Ed Baker is the straightest man in camp, Some of the boys tried to get him: on soda water the other night, but they couldn’t do it. Sergeant Ben Bost. has achieved considerable fame as an architect and builder since coming to Santa Cruz. Company C has the best kitchen and storeroom on the grounds.. Dean is not as: young as he used to be, but the sea breeze is toning him dp and he would make it quite interesting for many a younger man in a foot race. Ben McClintock is getting jollier every day and is ong of the company’s standard laugh producers. Owen Harrigan is seeing that the «commissary department is well sup\plied with good meat. He is also raisfing a beard. Ali the rest of the boys are on their good behavior and the company is 7 _ making an excellent record all aropnd. GRASS VALLEY NEWS. A Summary of Late News as Told Over the Telephone Today. Isaac Nicholas and family, who went to Virginia City some time ago, reG. F. Fargo and Joe Clark, of San + ¥raneiaco are visiting Grass Valley. The fires that started in the lower ~ part of the county from the lightning arly yesterday morning, burned over considerable territory and did mucb , @amage. Four or five fires started and burned nearly all day. It was the severest thunder and lightning storm experienced in that section in’ many years. Sunday the Monarchs and a nine from Marysville: will play a match game of baseball at:Watt Park. There is a prospect-of a match @ game soon between the Monarchs and Smiths for » $200 a side, with Overmeyer, the Monarch’s pitcher barred. His place will be takenyby some other piteher. ‘ A Correct 5 ect Summary. An exchange. gives gives the following brief summary of a country edition: “If the country editor were to snap at ail the indnvements heid out to him, he would soon bea millionaires. If he _ Pan the paper according to the popular notion, he would-be in the poor-honse.‘ Narrow ix THE MURDERERS OP SCHO-. = FIELD. INDICTED. Golli, the Aue ot thie Canovas, “Ne \ A KANSAS ‘BAL ESTATE BROKER'S oscoue PRCULIAR DEATH. $ Rich Gravel Found in the Vict at} Redding. Mrs. Bradbury’s. Lover Was Arraigned Today on a Charge ot Adultery. Special to the Dainty TrAnosztrPt.{ A Young Lady Badly Burned. San Francisco, August 20—Maggie . Gouderslatt, aged 19 years, narrowly . escaped being burned to death last night, and only saved herself by plunging into a water trough. She is a domestic, employed at 179 Noe street, and was beating turpentine and oil for @ liniment over a gas jet. The liquid Lignited and in her fright she spill it upon her clothes, which were ablaze in a'moment. She rushed into the street and seeing a water trough in front of a grocery store plunged into -it and rolled around until the flames were extinguished. She was severely burned, bat may recover. Indicted For Murder,San Jose, August 20—The Grand Jury of Santa Clara county has in‘dicted Mrs. Sarah Schofield and Dan Dutcher for the murder of George M. Schofield. In an interview Mrg. Schofield said that a short time ago Schofield. proposed to her to have their ‘house insured for $700 and burn it down and with the money go to Klondyke. Che Premier's Assassin Executed. San SEBAsTIAN, August 20.—Michael Angelino Golli, who shot and killed Premier Canovas, was executed today at 11 a. m, in compliance with the sentence imposed Monday. Death From a Peculiar Cause, Wiomira, Kansas, August 20.—O. O. Simmons, a real estate broker, died today from the effects of swallowing a plate containing three false teeth three years ago. The post mortem showed that the teeth were still lodged in the esophagus. Simmons had to live on liquid food, and finally his stomach rebelled and he virtually starved to to death. More Rich Mining Strikes. Reppine, August 20.—Mart Gavin started for Coffee Creek Tuesday. He reached the Tower House, 18 miles from here, at noon and résolved to try nis luck in Yankee Guich. He prospected around and finally struck a ‘place from which he took gravel and panued out in two hours $80.50, largest piece of. yold being worth $5. Ninety prospectors came up last night, : and e stage line has been established between Kedding and Trinity Center. Prospectors are spreading out all over the country, the stage driver reports baying met a party of 800. He Was Arraigned Today. It he published half the items that are ._#ent to himi, he would +e in jail halt ‘we ume and inthe’ Sigpnonaaue hy alte" fram Los Angeles with Mrs. Bradbury, Saw Feanossco, August 20-—W. of East Oakland, who owns thé olaim Russell Ward, who receatly eloped . Tass Gold ape esa : § . California State exhibit at the Hamburg International Horticultural Exposition, . which brings good tidings to California . producers and Californians in general.: Thé State has been. ‘awarded the gold medal for the best industrial exhibit, which is the highest honor bestowed-at the exposition. Wanted to Maim Him. Santa Onvz, Oal., August 20. —At the Plyler trial yesterday, Dr. Welch of San Jose testified that the prisoner tried to engage him to perform an operation on Charles Harris, but that he refused. Plyler said that he did not want to murder Harris, but only to maim him. Subsequently he told the 'witness that the operation had been performed. Typhus Fever in Silesia. Burm, August 20.—The greater part of Silesia has been visited by severe storms and several persons have been killed by lightning. Typhas fever is rampant at Rogan in consequence of . the water used for drinking there having become infected by the réfuse accumulated by the floods. Escaped From dail. FAaYerrevjttn, W. Va. August 20.— Albert Vocers, one of the notorious Lewis gang of murderers, under sentence to Le hanged here next Tuesday, broke jail yesterday before daylight. The Sheriff and posse are after him. Jerry Brown/is condemned to hang with Vocers. Found Dead in Bed. Hontineton, Pa., August 20.—Rev. H. J. Houghton, for two years past rector of St: James Episcopal Church here, and of the Episcopal Church of Tyrone, Pennsylvania, was found dead in bed yesterday at his residence. Rev. Houghton was a native of Salt Lake City, Utah. Crushed to Death, Strooxton, August 20.—Peter Battilana, the 8-year-old son of John Battilana, an employe of the Stockton Woolen Mill, was crushed to death unday at the corner of Center and Jack‘gon streets, while trying to climb between two wagons. Vessel Reported Ashore. San Franoisco, August 20.—News was received at the Merchants Ex\ change yesterday to the effect that the bark Matilda from Honolulu for this port, went ashore at Cape Flattery during a dense feg this morning. En Route to Dyea. Vicroria, B. C., August 20.—A private dispatch received here states that Hon. Clifford Sifton, Minister for the Interthe . ior, will sail from Vancouver Friday tor Dyea to see the condition of affairs for himself. The Northwest territories are governed to a jarge extent. by Sifton’s department.Inspector StrickStrnok It Rich. OskLanp, August 30.—W. W. Davis in Morrison Gulch, Trinity county, imSN ee te a was arate: ad on 8 ‘cited adultery. His wttorney’ tnored to set. aside the order of a aghor the} San Franorsco, August 20.—A letter . * has been received by J. A. Filcher, the} Commissioner who has chatge of the. der the wheels of a wheat wagon yester; jand and five mounted police leave on Lonpon, August 90-—Electrlo cabs made. their ‘first appearance .on the streets yeereey competing for busi“Hanged at. ‘at Memphis, Mempuis, Tenn., August 20.—Harvey Deberry (colored) was hanged in the was hanged for attempting to rape a 7-year-old girl on October 8, 1896. This is the first legal hanging for this crime i" Tennessee. Grand Jury at Work. San Jose, August 20—The Grand Jury took up the Schofield case yesterday and all the witnesses who canbe reached have been sammoned to appear before that body. The Grand Jury proposes to institute a rigid search for the fruth. Dan Dutcher was, brought from the Madrone jail and ledged in the county jail here, to bis intense de-« light. He stands in mortal terror of Wednesday night Schofield’s ghost was with him. Fatal Dast Explosion Davenport, Iowa, August 20.—An explosion of dust knocked out two. walls. of the elevator of the Davenport Syrup Refinery yesterday. John Rapp and Jobn Rahn were forced to jump sixty feet and were badly injured. William Wolfe, a farmer, was fatally crushed and bis 1l-year-old daughter killed. Frank Stevens wasinjured. The building took fire immediately and was destroyed. Loss $15,000; insured. Starved to Death. Mipp.iessoro, Ky., August 20.—Lena Collinsworth, of Clayborne county, Tenn., is dead, from the effects of a fifty-eight. day fast. She has been starving herself to death under a vow. She quarreled with her husband, they separated, and she vowed she would fast until he returned to her. Efforts of friends and relatives to get her to eat have been of no avail. _ Treasury Statement. WasHIneton, August 20—Yesterday’s able cash balance $221,064,626 ; gold re". serve, OT Pingree's Shoe Shoe. ur. Dersorr, August 20.— Pingree & Smith’s shoe. factory, the only union shoe firm in the city, was closed up yesterday by a strike of the bottomers. About 700 hands are affected. The operators are willing .to arbitrate the difficulties, but the men claim they always got the worst of arbitration, and Claim an increase in the price of certain grades of shoes.

Killip’s Will. San Francisco, August 20.—The will of Jasper N. Killip, who died August 7, was filed for probate yesterday. The will exceed $10,000. All'was bequeathed to the children of deceased, William J. Killip and Carried C. O'Neil, in equal shares. Pilly Cents the Bedrock. Denven, August 20.—In a letter for . pailder. ; Nisauutcne the en of silannual absorption is greater than 150,© price tor ‘tls’ 000/000 ouinces, 80 that 50 cents should x ‘merge far bas resisted all inhis innocence on the gallows. Deberry. statement of the treasury shows ‘avail-. ‘. Syrup. It is as large as any Dollar value of the eatate is net known, but . ’ : . by Hood’s Sarsaparilla, the One True cane ‘EST. IN 1860 BY N. P. BROWN & CO, ne ‘Pabilic, ex-Governor Grant, of the ver: “In my opinion the world can proluce not to exceed 150,000,000 ounces. {annually at 50 per ounce. The . beaten dasa In the immediate foture it may go below fifty cents, ‘be[Sain ‘This is done with a view to na id of “presbat ‘stdoks' with as . hice ibe. Like the Golden in conditions of the Pacific Coast remind the old settlers of the palmy days of California in 1849. He has a number of specimens of Klondyke gold. “I believe,” said Mr. Nettleton, “that without question $30,000,000 of the yellow metal will: be.taken from Alaska next year, and it is confidently believed that the steamer Portland, which is. due to arrive in Seattle on August 25th, will bring $3,000,000 in nuggets and dust. A Big Fool. Crpartown, Ga. August 20.—William CmicaGo, August 20.—C. M. Nettle-. aaed 18, hanged himself yesterday. he~ ton.-at the Seattle Post-Intelligencer, [cause his mother sent him cunapaae RAC 78 in Chicago, says the ‘The Glenbrook Races. : ‘Our réport of the races at Glénbro ok Park closed somewhat earlier than ‘usual yesterday afternoon and we gave the result only of the first race. The second race, thrée-eighths of a mile and repeat, was won by Buckhorn, Iron Jacket second. Venus was third in the first heat, and Los Banos Kid took that position in the second heat Soledad was left at the post both tines. ‘The third race, five-eighths of a mile, . pert /was won by Macquedo in 1:08, Glenn: Ann second, Uncle Truethird. In the fourth race, 1 1-16 miles, Trix was first, Nic Nac second, Fi Fi third. . Tinie 14976. ; ‘Vhere was a fair atacihinte at the Park this afternoon, and the betting was quite lively. _In-the first race, 53; furlongs, Riot: won, Ricardo second, Defender third. Time1:0913. The second race, 434 furlongs, was won by Tiny P., Uncle true second, Magnus third. Time 56%. $1000% Some one asks: can A Schilling & Co’s employees compete for that thousand dollars ? Of course not. Davis, a wealthy farmer living near here, was blown to pieces with dynamite . yesterday. He put some of the explos. ive in the Sfove to dry. When et became hot it exploded, wrecking the. building and instantly killing Davis. ' Davis was a prominent member of the Popuhst party. ; : PERSONAL, POINTERS, Concise . Chronicle. re Various Polks' Doings and [atentiozs. J. La France of San Francisco ar-. }Fived here today. © “Sheriff Getchell and wife returned . last evening from Napa. A. M. Allen left on the noon train for . San Francisco. Mrs. L. Shurtleff left on the noon! train for San Francisco. Miss Josie Baker has returned to ber home at North Columbia. ~ Ben L. Schiff is here in the interest of a wholesale liquor: house at San Francisco. H.8. Tibby and Henry Ryan came down from Downieville today after the new boxes for the postoffice at that Misses Alice and Gertrude Pengelly : have returned from a pleasant vacation at North Columbia. Miss Settie Tam and Miss Belle King returned to Sacramento today after a pleasant visit to A. Tam and family. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Scheurman and Mrs. George Scheurman of Sacramento, who have been here ona visit to William Walters and family, returned . home today. BRIEF MENTION, Minor Notes and Comments of Local Interest. A new cement gutter is being pu; . down in front of the Union Hotel. Charles Grissel today bought the running horse Echo and will keep him for a buggy horse, he being a good . roadster. Echo contested in some of . the races at Glenbrook this week. Remember the social at Ragon’s Grove this evening. Good music, good attendance, good time. All are invited. James Smith was discharged from the county jail today after serving ten days for vagrancy. New York Hotel’has been torn_up and is to be replaced by a good gravel walk. Frank Williamsand Mary Flannagin, both of Grass Valley,have been granted a@ marriage license at San Francisco, Grove’s Tasretess Cut Tonic is a perfect Malariai Liver Tonic and Blood purifier. Removes Biliousness without purging. 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