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3 5 rr rtBS 8aT3 51 xfl 1 jffcEr fi5j Jfr4W A i SAN FRANCISCO OHBOITICLB WEDNESDAY JTJLT 13 1887 mu mi Examples of Democratic Reform SOME ORAYE CHARGES CleTeland Visits Holland Patent eluded that the nominal confiscation which Ocoixe proposes really for their benefit to ihi hava com to ui recently in large numbers Yon can state that our organisations la this city hare fully 75000 members That la enough to give thU city In the next election The United Labor party hu not jet held national convention Arrangements win be made lor a meeting ot all ill brsnehes in other Slates early Is the print when a national organization will be effected THE SOLDIERS HOME BUTE POLITICS 15 OMO The Managers of the Soldiers Home Coming to the racifle Coast Tre management of the offle of Third Aodl tor tbe Treasnry verely criticized I si I nl Of eleid at Holland Patent The rte uoTata propove to nominate Thor man for tJovernur of Ohio Th Roarl of Muum of the National Vllrnll mn ll soon coiue to California ri Jpr ii Court of be trlct of Ootam Va hav dtcded tint tbe Preildent baa the Tgl 1 1 rem vea Juiticeoftbe Peace llal liisusirhes to the CHaoiictc FXlrMJMK B1FORU flow Democratic Officials Manage Make Records ra Julv A special romWuh Ington st The Herrey lncidentwhlch has creeled so much comment could not yosibl bar occurred uodor any other administration of the Third Auditors of tee salu an old Treasury official to day The trjth is be continued that Colonel ViiUisrai the present Incnmbent oftheoT lssothorougbly Imbued with the sp the Holman brand of aeon cmv 1 seems to be epldemio with DemocriLc ttitcimeu ram Indiana that he aso crsteppel himself and it la due to that tact tret the forgeriei ware post hie a Colonel VHUlerflt tint assumed the i les nf bii offce he began an era of reform with a capital That reform con a stod Crt in instituting thediacharge of the alleged surplus of tbe force of clerks Then he doubled up tbe work of tbe remainder ud 11 be was able to say that bis office was doing twice as much wort as it ever accomplished before with fewer clerks Tne result that instead of tarefully eitm nlug every account which patted through their hands aa they are supposed to do the clerlt hare bee mat log curds for themselves in order that tbey mliht save tbeir places Jt a fact veil known In the Treasury I epanment that nee the inauguration of the reform policy of the present Auditor the clerks In the office here done their work In a perfunctory manner and that It hu beeo uter impossible to give the accounts passing through the attention I which they ought to bare Careful ecrut ny was mossible under the eircum tanf which existed It a fact too not genera ly known that he discoverer of the Harvey forgeries was not tusttn JirowD to whom tbe credit ha been given hnt a clerk in the office who remarked to Mr Brown at he called his attention to the Larnon aim This does not teem to he i tly grit hut I bare not time to ex amine it caref 1 The clerk dare not claim the credit of the scotery aa his Claim might lose blm bis place ThpT essury Department it not tbe only hrancb of tbe Federal seryle in which the reform lollcy ha proved decidedly expen lire to tbe ooujtr It seen to be the aim of tbe present administration for offi Ceri to make records which shall show up veil bei re tbe country Day after day accounts are tent out thowlug the enor xnout amount of nork performed by the present force of clerks in the various tranches 1 Peu on Office 1 conspicuous example of tn General Black never rauttet an opportunity to tpread before the country tta ementa of tbe im proved metuods which he claims are now In use in his office wben compared with the work under enersl Dudley The new yvtem is Just beginning to have it natural effect Almost da ly tbere are reports of discoveries of the allowance of fraudulent elalma The most notorious instance of this is the case of Blind Patterton who recently received oer 13 000 It It generally believed now in the Pension Office thatthe Republican officials were right In hanging up this case and that tbe aim la absolutely fraudulent The policy of record roaklnj which hat been adopted in nearly all the departments of the govern ments nee the advent of the present ad stra ioo promises to be the moat ex ntlvereform cxperiraentof tbecenturj PltFSlmT CLUELAND An Intimation That the Haatgsrt Are Opest to Conviction WispixoTos July 11 General Black Fretldent of the Board of Manager nf the Rational Soldiers Home sayt the contemplated California trip of that hod will not be definitely agreed upon until their next meeting In Sew York about two month hence It la vrobaUle however that the members of the boa will start for the Pacific lope early tn October He iay that tbe selection of a slta fer the new Soldiers Home in California will be carefully con stdered before final action is taken Tee pla offering the best sanitary conditions and accessibility will be selected by the board lis members will however be open to conviction and would be ad to receive suggestions In regard to the matter In order that tbey may be guided In their decision by an intelligent understanding of the tltuation PACIFIC COAST PATENTS Large Ncmbtr of Successful Applicanta Wishioto July 12 Patents have been granted to the following residents of the Pacific coast California Joseph Al bertaon San Francisco corn and cane cutter Henry Anderson assignor of a part to Comploo and Kile of Oakland and A ogeliange of San Francisco pi le covering Farrar San Francisco folding bed and mattress James assignor to A Huntington San Francisco minem candlestick Morrta San Francisco faucet and automatic rat valve Daniel Little San Francisco metallic lathing Samuel Hurray San Frociaeo cargo discharging apparatus John Par nell Grayson traveling threaber Orlando Somere Santa Rosa bung William Travlt aailgnor it one half to Sanguis etl and Daveggio San Jots attach ment for drums Charles Hadenfeldt San Francisco badge Oregon ram Lawrence Salem wash lng machine Mayer Raphael Portland registering tag ftaahlngton Territory Robert Mc Arthnr assignor of one half to Ball Tacoma combination adjustable pillow sham holder NEW PENSIONERS Pacific Coast People TThoe Clajma Bnve Been Granted Washivqtov July 12 The following pensions have been granted to Pacific coast people California Mary widow of Lafayette Maynard San Francisco Joslab sharp gan Jose Arthur Horner Sacramento Jobn Hughes Lone Pine Augus us Llppe Anaheim William Mel senhelmer Lpper Lake George Meyer Rutberford David Marshall Petrolia Payne Lo kford Nathan 8 ttartb out Qan Bernardino Daniel Hayford Lin coin Philander Fletcher Auburn Thomas Davit Oakland Will am Cave Clarka burg Henry Chaquette Madrone station Robert Chandler ellejo William Bar ber Forest House William Bradley Nevada City Brlnton Ban Jacinto Silver Fresno City Oregon leiThorneRainier Jef fries Amity Yethlngton Territory Henry Moore Vancouver Joel shearer Paoiha City 8 ancleve Ulapa ANT INTERESTING CASE The President a Klsrht to Remove Justice of the Peace WtsHivGTov July 1 The Supreme Court of tbe District of Columbia sitting lu general term vesterdav sustained the demurrer of the Government and approved tbe Judgment in the case of the Inited Suites against John Oliver a Justice of the Peace who resisted tbe right of the Fret dent to remove him and claimed that he could be displaced from office only by tbe Dtstr ct Supreme Court The Court In the opinion de Ivered by Chief Justice Bingham holds that tbe power to remove Just cet of the Peace resided in the President down to the organic act of the court passed In Iftti tba tnis act did not take away the Fres dent a potter of removal but merely couferred on fbe co irt concurrent power of removal with the President SACRAMEN roYEWS CITY ASSESSMENTS TOO LOW San Joses Treasurer a Defaulter A MTJRDERATLAKE VIEW Drowning at Tillamook Or DEATH OP WILLIAM WILSON Yuba Countys Board ol Equalization Raising Assessments All fiouud City Treasurer Wilson of San Jose la S3739 abort In bis accounta Pope was shot dead by Al Schafler at Lakevtow Or Monday olahL A boat was npset at Tillamook yesterday and four men were drowned Sergeant Major William Mitchell died at Healdabnrg yesterday from tbe result of ex poeure Incurred In connection with tbe en camp ment Tbe Yuba county Board of Equahiaiion has been making heary increase in tbe asecaued valuation of property The Road Overseer contest between the Nevada county 9apervison and applicanta for appointments la to be takeo Into Court Special Dispatches to the CHaoaticxs AHOTBEB DEFAULTER tost tetlds resort for a lonj stay He win probably return to the mines about October Itt ThU Is his first trip to the Uatted states since hi undertook the Baa Cement of the mine tn 18801 F1BEMEN AROrSED Baa Joaea Treasurer 372 Short In Hla Aocounte 6it os I July 12 The community It excited to day over the discovery of a shortage In the City Treasury To day the Finance Committee of the Council made the monthly count ot Treasurer Wll son cash and discovered that he was ihort 3729 The deficit was first discovered in opening a bag that should have contained 149 but some of the rolls had silver half dollars and wads of paper Instead of gold pieces and the counting showed the fraud Mr Wilson made no excuae and was at once tupended by the Mayor who appointed Archie McDonald a bondsman to temporarily fill the office The bondsmen have declared their intention te meet tbe de ficiency and tbe money will be deposited in tbe treasury to morrow John Wilton the defaulter It a pioneer resident and hu always borne a high reputation for honesty and uprightness His wife died over a year ago and be baa not been the same man since He was first elected to the office in 188 by a majority of over 300 In 1386 be was elected by a large majority over his Republican competitor It la not probable that any criminal proceedings will be taken Mr Wilson resignation will follow the settlement of nta account It is not known bow long tbe defalcations hare been going on for the reason that tbe Finance Committee have nsver made a systematic oount of the moneys before Tbe custom heretofore has been to take iho rolls a rep resenting so much money without counting the Individual pieces The committee visited tbe office twice last week but Mr Wilson said be had not posted up hla books and asked for further time to make tbe necessary preparations It was this failure to come to time that aroused sus olcion that all was not right and thus brought about the exposure a ex travagance It supposed to htre caused tbe delinquency Tbe salary of the office It only 100 per month while the bond is 100 000 LAKETIEVT FIKST MCRDER Be Sbnws Himself the People of llollnl Patent Hmuin Patent July 12 President Cleve and end wife arrived here this morning Tbey walked from the station Tbe Heeds to tbe residence of Miss Rose Elizabeth Cleveland where tbey were heartily received by the President fitter arid bit niece Mary Hastings At 12 cl nk this afternoon tbe people ef the village began to wend tbeir way to The Bee la where the President waa announced aa hold ng a reception Dairy Commissioner Brown presented the call ers to Mr Cleveland who stood lo a small parlor and said pleasant words to each Mrs Cleveland did not appear The reception cloe at 4 clock Among the callers on the President to dav were many old friends of his family and scores with whom tbe President la well acq tinted Large delegations were also present from the surrounding towns AH comers friends acquaintances and Itrangen received a bearty welcome One of the pleasantest Incidents of the day was the meeting of the President with Sr Delota Crane who for a quarter of a century or more hat been the President family physician He was driving paat Tbe Weeds on hit way to a patient a house when the President soled and hailed him The doctor Invited tbe Presl dent to go riding and the latter readily assented At the patient a house while the doctor waa inside the President walked around and conversed with two or three members uf the family and the hired men about the farm The people were greatly taken aback when the doctor earns ont end introduced them to the President ol the Cnited Statea The latter enjoyed the situation OHIO POLITICS The Democrat So aonlaals Tfcur mu for Governor Wasbttotoh July 12 Congressman JBerlah Ukins hss returned from Ohio Be says sx Senstor Thnrman will be nom Inated for Governor by acclamation at the Democratic Convention to be held next weak He thinks Jndee Thnrman la mentally at strong as daring the best days of Ids public career Physically be Is la bo better condition than he has been for ysert ptat Judge Tharman said Mr Wllklna is very popular with what is termed the laboring classes He was one of the Board of Arbiters selected to adjust tbe recent itrke in the Hocking valley and his conservative coarse a member ot that hoard added greatly to his strength with the striking element The Republican must work hard to defeat him More than this they must pat op their best man They cannot ran Governor Foraker against him with any hope of success Jobn Sherman is the only man who could beat him and there la no certainty of that If the Democrats nominate Jndge Thnrman than Senator Sherman most resign his seat and come to the front and defeat him if he can HOPEFUL GEORGE What Is Fiprcted of the Cnlted Labor I arty haw Yoaa July 12 A hoots to honse cam ass is being made by tbe leaders ef the tnlted Labor or Henry George jartx preparatory to the election of delegates to the Syracuse convention Mc aiackin expects to be able to an Bounce to the convention that the Cnited labor party Is sure of carrying most of the Assembly District of he iorkand of securing the Districf Attar Btyshlpend a majority ot the Board of Aldermen So sore art the labor men of carrying their districts that they will ran a straight labor ticket and neither seek nor eonUnanceny combination with Xrrlaz Han or the Repoblicana We bare mad large gains since last fan asid Mr McMacUn especially among the storekeepers and clerks These people were scared last year at George a proposition to confiscate the land but they have since had time to took inut subject carefully and many el them hareeoB Meetlng ef the Improvement Clnb Ls Night SUChahikto July 12 A meeting of the Sacramento Improeement Association was held th evening ft right sa that he was autbo zed to state that if tbe contemplated Improvements to street are made Timothy Hopkins will erect on bis properly on Sixth and streets a number of modern built hornet and will also erect at Fifth and streets a floe business oullding As the street lm provsment is sure to be made this Insures te Sacramento a number of fine new structu es The Committee on land Oranta submitted a lengthy report prov lng by figures that the large and holdings In this county are not assessed in propor tioo to smaller holdings and recommend lng that the matter be brought to the attention ol the County Board of Equalization Victor Legay with other boys went swimming tn the river yesterday after noon leaving hit clothing on the river bank hen he emerged from hit swim he discovered that 15 bad been Uken from his pauteloonsockets He informed tbe police and several of his companions we taken into iutody but there was no evidence against them they wars released The Jailer of the Sacramento Conntv Jail runs a sort of private ardlng bouse Inside the Jail where persons under sentence can mitigate tbe rigor of their punishment by paying 2 50 per week and getting good fare This morning the little sou of Mrs Annie Gray had one of his bands bitten by a savage dog and It la feared that toe in Jured member will have to be amputated The Knights Land ug train wu ditched near 1etter I at on ethht miles from this city this morning Nobody wu hurt and little damage waa done The prosecution closed this afternoon in the Cuey case and the taking of test mony for the defense wu begun The City Trustees this morning contld ered bids for paving the streets about the plaza When bids were advertised for a certain kind of cement wu specified the price of the two kinds on tale in the city being the same The house whose prodnct wu specified however immediately raised the price thinking ltoelf sure of the order at any price ben this state of affairs became known the board decided to readrertue giving bidders the choice of cement and the little scheme fell through Koenlg and Ackerman the men who made a murderous aaiault on Depnty Con stable McDowell about ten days ago had aa examination this afternoon and were held to answer lor assault to murder The runaway boy Hennlng wu found in a lodg ng house yesterday and taken home to tfeoodlaud by his father QtICK I STIPE A Thieving Tramp Railroaded to tbe I onnty Jail AUBIXKOiv Cal July 12 Last night a tramp went into Chris Lutxelberger sa loon and called for a glass of beer While the proprietor wu In tbe cellar drawing the beer tbe tramp went through Mr Lutxelberger room taking a salt of clothes and leaving When the barkeeper returned with tbe beer he found that tbe man had left and upon examining found that he bad stolen tbe tail of clothes Latxelberxer gave the alarm to the offi cert and search immediately commenced The north bound freight train wu on the track and supposing that he would try to get away on he train they made a search and found him Tbe clothes were found near by and a knife belonging to Lnt selberger wu found en ale person He wu brourbt before Justice Drake this morn lng sufficient proof wu fonnd against him He waived time of sentence ana twenty minutes after be wu brought into Court he received a sentence ol one and sixty days in the County JalL He gave his name George Thompson A FATAL EXPLOSION Two lien Killed by the Bursting of a Boiler Biswooo CiTt July 12 At an early hoar this morning the residents of Mount alu View were awakened by a load report that ahook the ground and rattled windows most vigorously The boiler of a threshing engine belonging to Alexander Gordon ot this place which was fired up preparatory to mpvlaa had been blows up fatally Injuring Louts Saltd to the fireman and the engineer Ed Carr nephew of Jessie Carr pe of California Shot Dead In Brewery FORT Btdwili July 12 Lut night In Lakeview Or Pope a iheepberder formerly ot Santa Rosa and Red Bluff wu tbot and instantly killed in tbe Gooe Brewery by Al SchaTer tbe barkeeper Both parties were comparative etrangers In town and it It thought that an old grudge existed between them Tbe mur derer wu placed In jail and will be ex mined to day This Is Lakeview first murder FOUR MEN DROWNED Stockton Companies at War With the City Ooencll 6TOCKT0K July 12 The Weber and Enreka Engine Companiea have been volunteer companies since the early 50a In recent years the city mi been paying the running expenses of these companies with a Chemical Enrine Company and a Hook and Ladder Company The Webers and Eureku have for some time uked the elty to bny their steam engines and horses and recently notified tbe city that If the Coon ell did not purchase them they would draw ont of the department the expenae of baying horses wu heavy and engines were depreciating in value Tbey offered to sell for half cost and wait till July 1888 for their money agreeing to rat the engines before until the people vote on a paid department In November Last month tbe city made tbe purchase bat the Councilmen then agreed among themselves to reorganise the department at the proper time aeemed best to them Last night the Council pasaed an ordl nance disbanding theWebera and Enraku snd organizing tbe department with the San Joaqulns and hooka and placing the Weber steam engine in charge of the San Joaqulns disposing with the letters chemical engine This morning tbe members of the disbanded companiea were op in arma and ellng ran high The Webers refused to give up their engine under the ordinance and to night the Webers and Eureku held a meeting and refused to go out ol tbe department resolving to keep up their organization Fach company appointed a committee of five to wait on acting Mayor White and uk him to call a special meeting of the City Council to morrow night to reconsider the ordinance White assured the committee that the meeting would be tailed to give the firemen a hearing The meetings of the fire companies to night were attended br many old time firemen who are now among the leading eitisene here Tbe exempts aa well active members sre excited and hope to secure the repeal of the ordinance A RIYERSIDE EXCLUSION A Satisfactory Auction Sale In a Doom Town RrvmsiDE July 12 Tbe first excursion to South Riverside over the nearly com pleted railroad took place to day to attend tbe auction tsle of lots In Holts addition to South Riverside The train started from San Bernardino and consisted of seven coacbos which were well filled when they left Riverside In addition to those who went on tbe train several hundred drove over In cartiagea Tbe ladles of tbe Con gregatisnal Chutch ot South Riverside furnished an excellent lunch and every thlug passed oft pleasantly and sixty lota were sold aa xregatlng 10 39o wben tbe sale waa closed The new hotel will be ready to open in a few days Tbe carpets are all down and the furniture awaiting unpacking and putting In place TO WATCH CNCLg SAM A Cruiser Sent to Protect Cana dian Sealers ictoeu iB Jnly 12 The war cruller Caroline goet north to morrow having Admiral Seymour on board It is inderstood that the mission of tbe vessel is to protect British sealers from any uo friendly act on the part of the Amerloan autborit es in Behring sea Toe Caroline Is the fastest cruiser on this station Admiral scymour will retire from the command ot tbe Pacific squadron tn October being rep aced by Admiral William Henry Edve It Is understood that tbe Vorth Pacific squadron will be largely augmented THE MINERS FUNERAL Imposing Procession in Their Honor and Murphy was the candidate of tba Peoples party a labor organisation The Citizens organlsatloa will control the City Council by a good majority i i PIT PASTIMES TERRIER AND RODENT THE COMSTOCK CITY M0UB5S The Most Larjrely Attended Services of the Kind Ever Held There Bpeoal Dispatch te the Chbox cm Vrkouru NeT July 11 The funeral of the six victims ol the Gould A Carry fire whose bodies were recovered from the 1500 foot level of the Best A Belcher mine last Sunday took place tc ay Members of the Ulnars Unions of Storey county en dea voted to hare the funerals consolidated into one Imposing procession to the City Cemetery This suggestion wu opposed strenuously Mid the funerals took place In the following order John fennedy from the family residence In OolJ H11L at 10 a xc conducted under the auspices ol tbe Gold Hill Miners Onion Peter Eddy at the ume hoar from Pythian Hall In Virginia City under the auspiou of Tri umph Lodge 11 and Nevada Lodge No 8 Knights of Pythlu Foster Hamilton and Martin Trefallit at noon from Maaonlo Hall Gold Hill under the auspices ef Silver Star Lodge No 5 Free and Accepted I Masons and Gold Hill Chapter No 8 Royal Arch Maaona Charles Hennsssy at 3 clock undsr tbe auspices of orey Lodge No 3 Ancient OrJer of United Workmen Jeffrey at 3 30 clock nnder the auaplcee of Nevada Lodge No 7 Independent Order of Odd Fellows AU misers who desired to attend tbe funerals were allowed a furlough ken nedya remains were burled In the Gold Hill Cemetry and were escorted to the grave In the following order Divide Hose Company and Gold Hill Volunteer Fire Department numbering 100 the Miners Union turned out 800 men these preceded the hearse which wu followed by about sixty carriages The funeral of Peter Eddy took place simultaneously with Kennedy a This of course divided the procession which wu numerically leu than in the other uae rala The double funeral of Martin Tregalllt and Foster Hamilton wu the most imposing proceaaion ever witnessed in this city The column wu beaded by about eOO members of tbe Gold Bill and Irgtnla Miners Union In line four abreut fol lowed by Chapter No 8 Royal Arch Masons and Silver 8tar Lodae Free and Accepted Masons with representatives from various local Masonic lodges Tbe hearses containing the remains were driven side by side followed by twelve pall bearers while over 100 eamasea driving two abreast bronght up the rear of tbe cortege It la estimated that tbe sum ber of men lo line and on foot reached 1000 Tbe column wu preceded by a eor net band of twenty pieces While the procession wu passing through street the doors of all the business places were closed The procession in the doable funeral of Doherty and Jeffrey wu arranged pre cisely the same aa Uist In the funeral of Hamilton and Tregal Is with tbe excep Uon that the Miners Lnion delegation wu followed by members ot Nevada and other local lodges of Odd Fel ows and of Storey Lodge Ancient Order of United Workmen in place of the members of Muonlc lodges wno attended the double funeral of Hamilton and TregaQis Flags on all the hoisting works along the lode and from tbe ntafTs throughout tbe city were displayed at half mast THE HONG DI LYNCHLNG A Harvester Bnrned Ycba July 12 Last night about 11 clock on the farm of Onstotte three miles north of this city a comb ned harvester wu found to be on fire and the utmost exertion of the men failei to save It and barely prevented the fire from going Into the uncut wheat The harvester wm the property of Tom Stafford of Live Oak The loos it about 2000 and the origin of tbe fire Is unknown Boat Upset in Stormy Weather at Tillatnonk Poitlakd July 12 Newt of a sad drowning accident at Tillamook has just been received bore Bert ggs who runs a small sloop on the bay started from nl lamookClty Sunday with five passengers Whsn opposite Hobsonvllle the bay being very rough from a strong northwester which wu blowing the boat was swamped Biggs and noodrjff got on the mul flats and ware res tied by a boat from tbe can nery The other four we drowned One wu a logger from Neslucca The other three were rangers Just fron Pennsjlva nla looking for land The body of one has been recovered and a par Is search lng for the others Tbe names of tbe strangers sre Tbere utwmany capiUllsinaam the East looking through this State Tusv timber lands but it is not known wbersztr the wned men were capital sts or Intend settlers A SAD AFFAIR Death of a lonng Soldier at Realds org HliLDSsmi July 12 William Mitch ell Sergeant Major of the First Regiment died here last night from sickness brought on by exposure on the camp ground He came to Healdtburg with a detail of men and uslsted In pitching the tenta ie terday Coloael Dickinson sent Dr Clark of San Francisco to this place by a special train to attend Mitchell the time required being two hours and eeten mlnutea Tbe deceased is a son In law of A Houghtaling Police Sergeant of San Fran Cisco Ha wu 25 years of age He bu been employed In the Tax Collector office for nine years Captain hoonan ol the Sixth Battalion sent a bodyguard which accompanied the body to tbe train tbe Sixth Battalion going on the asms train YUBA COUT PHOPERTT The Board of Equalisation Raising Valuations MikTiviLLx July 12 The Board of Equalisation for Yuba county hare been at work for one week and during that time have cited about one half of the own ers ot property examined to appear and show cause why tbe value shoald nor he Increased There is another week a work ahead before any remonstrances will be beard The raises to date are over 200 000 and it is reported the lncreues will be close on to 1000 000 Land values have been Increasing bat assessments have been allowed to remain the same year In and year out The present board art endeavoring to regulate them they should be Tbe roll for Marysville hu been examined and a raise of only 35 000 wu found During the last twenty months 450 000 worth ot Im provements have been made which the members of tbe board think shows that Improper assessments bare been made The board will reconsider the Marysville roU HTJN1CIPAL STRUGGLE The Road Overseer Question In Nevada County Ntvana Cttt July 12 James Blaney Sr to day caused the County Supervisors to be served with notice that on tbe 23d Inst he will apply to the Superior Court tor a writ of mandamus compelling them to appoint him Road Overseer in the Meadow Lake township to reader operative the new law providing for Supervisors appointing in each district Road Overseer the applicant having the most on xnerooaly signed petition They fixed the per dies for that position at 2 reqalred a 5000 bond and redistricted tbe county so that when the petitions came up for eonaideratloa there were no districts or names specified therein IN SEARCH OF HEALTH Doss Shepard to Take Lone Sentence or the Wharfballders saw Dixco July 12 Babcock and Storey defendants In the eele brated wharf case appeared in court this afternoon and were sentenced to pay a fine of 1U0 They Immediately drew a check for the amount and left tbe court room Trying to Htlr tp Trouble ElPao July 12 Circulars giving the story of the alleged arrest and Imprison ment ot A Bird snd bis opera troupe at Peso del Norte are being clrcu ated bere The most rel able Information Indicates that tbere is no truth whatever is the allegations of these circulars Kelty Lynchers to Be Tried SiLEM July 1 The officers of Polk county think they have sco ered tbe lientity of se eral of tie persons con cerned in the lynch ng of Oscar kelty and Bt that arrets 11 be made soon it Is claime 1 that the gull art es will be vlg orousl prosecuted A Wicked BaU Slat Which Preferred Dogs to Kate A very large number of sports assembled at a certain pit last night to witneu a rtt killing tournament In which several prise terriers took part This sport is becoming very popular and many pedigree terriers are being Imported from England and the East so that before long some excellent records should be made in this city The rats lut night were a very mixed lot the smaller fry being bard to mouth and the Urge ones showing determined fight so that the work of extermination went on slowly Tbe first dog to the pit wu Bessie a bull slut who certainly looked if she would be more at home chewing the windpipe of one of her own klud than crushing rodenta a euppoBrtion which subsequent events verified Beule proved herself very Incapable In the rat kllllng Una and It waa full foar mlautes before tbe sixteen vermin which she essayed to slaughter were ready for the uh barreL Dick a fox terrier came next and got through with lire rats in th rty seconds Be wu followed by Dsrkey a nondescript who killed eight rodents In a bungling manner in the slow time of two mln utes Alameda Jack a Swedish terrier then flatbed his maiden teeth in the carcasses of sixteen squealers and though ratner ponderous for pit msneuvers managed lo corpse his string in an even three minutes Jack a fox terrier then killed nine average rats In one minute and gave war to Jerry the never failing brown and white fox terrier who put an end to the eartl ly careers of twenty five a sorted brownies In tbe creditable time of 1 30 Tbe lut single feat wu performed by Jack a Yorkh re te4 er woo ran against four furry fighters from the seawall and bad a very rough time with them Sund ry nips on the muztle made the British dog act ca itlously sod it took him a fall two minutes to perform his contrtcc There were then twelve rats left snd they were turned Into tbe pit snd a free for all sr anged In which all the availa tie terriers took part Bessie tbe bull slut iheo came out in ber true colors and soon ss she touched tbe pit floor tn com pa iy wi the other dogs she seized York sh re Jack by the throttle and caused him to yell for mercy Jack being drarged away from her ebe turned her attenti oa to tbe Sweiish terrier and wu mopping me floor with at a lively rale Ibis slUht incident gave the rats a temporary respite and tbev played leap frog over the non combatant does which were wsUb ng Beuies erratic behavior In evident consternation bnt the offending enlnisl once removed tbe rats were at ended to snd lied in less time than it takes to write it MUTUAL ALLIANCE FRAlDlLrNT LABELS JURORS HANGED IN FFFrGT On by a Bnll Los ELrs ly 12 11 am Glus of gueroa tre was dangsro tsly gored by his own bill inday Clasa was rein ved to day to sis er Marys Hospital and Is sinking fut Menlo Park Burglars Ridwood City Jnly 12 Jim Coi ss loon at Menlo Park was burglarized last night snd over 100 and a gold watch ere taken There is no clew to the burglars A San Franciscan Bart Freiiko ily 11 Frank Locan a San Francis capitalist fell from a hammock at his vineyard near here last evening and broke his collar bone LOS ANGELES DOINGS A CABLE RAILROAD Catallna STRIKE Shepard to Take vacation Ex Paso Tex Jane 12 Boss Shepard his wife and Dr Lee arrived this morning from Chihuahua In a private car and left by the Atchison route at 1 for Kansas City and Washington The wonnd which the Governor received on May 8th by striking hla head against the roof of his great tunnel at the Batopolu mines Mexico Is entirely healed bat he Is left aa weak and dehUltetel that his physician tsudsts en htt taking lure xnonuu rest I staoKoua dux yieus a tsun iairua After Tlsttlaf la Washington he Will goto Biy zdaaedwKailwraee tUrt of health Island Pnrehaaed for a Pleasure Resort Los Angelfs July 12 Catallna Island twenty miles off the coast bu been pirchsred by a syndicate for 175 000 It Is about twenty miles long and from three to five wide It is a portion of tbe Lick estate Two a ths of the stock of tbe syndicate Is held in Los Angeles and one fifth each in Pass dene Pomona and Santa Ana The island will be made an Immense summer resort and additional stesmers will be bought to ply between It and San Pedro A RXHiXIzSLI DIMtKD This morning fifteen car drivers in the employ of the Los Angeles Cable Railway Company wentoutsoooertbau sign a new agreement presented by the company The clause to which tbey particularly object is one holding tbem responsible for damages There hu been no disorder whatever and none is anticipated tor every vacancy there hu been fully ten applicanta iSTI OAMBUKO ASaierLTrnsTs The Sixth District Agricultural Association Directors met to day and elected Robinson President to fill tbe vacancy caused by the resignation of Newton On motion of Rose It wu voted that hereafter no gambling games be allowed at fairs and that auction and Paris mntual pools be sold only st a special stand 100 feet from the grand and This decision causes great eonzter nation among gamblers who bare always reaped a rich harvest there The grand stand Is to be greatly enlarged Oat of 5000 appropriated by the State 1000 wu voted to the county fair at Downey SUKDBY BIWS KOTIS Late this evening Mr Hawks wu driving a young colt in Los Angeluwbenlt became frightened and threw him oat He wu injured bat little A daughter of Mrs Lock wu run over by the hone and dangerously Injured about the bead There will be a Bute Temperance eon rentlon at Long Branch on the Hth 13th and 16th Thompson convicted of assault with a deadly weapon wu to day sen fenced to three months tn the County Jail An Inquest wu held this afternoon on the remains of William alcDaniel an old man who died suddenly this morning at hla home in East Loa Angeles The remains were greatly emaciated He owned two houses and had 2800 lrthe bank besides 300 In the hoose bnt seems to have died for want of proper food Fifty two carloadi of steel rails for use on tbe new lines of the California Central Railway passed Barstow lut nignt on the way to this city iLtesouA Bam produces that peachy complexion wbcb the ladles sign for and the uzeior Indignation of Citizens at News paper Comments CoixA July 12 Quietness once more reigns in Colusa after the exel lng events of last week Expressions of approval of the lynch ng of Hong are still beard on ever side The people of lusa county feel thtt they have wiped out the disgrace canted by the action of the trial Jury tn tbe case Every one seems to think Sheriff Bevllle performed his dnry in his efforts to protect the prisoner The attack made by several journals upon the Sheriff of Colusa county anil tne Lieutenant Colonel com mending tbe Colusa Guards Is reearded bere aa lmfamons and cowardly Tbelr statements are false from beginning to end The many and untiring endeavors mads by sheriff Bevllle to defeud and protect the prisoner merit the approval of all not their condemnation Only wben he tsw that life wu to be wasted uselessly and with ut avail did he yield and then looking the muzzles of a dozen fle AS regards th Co sa Guard they went to tbelr duty like men there vu not one craven among them When their duty wu done and they were ordered to quarters tbey obeyed They armed with poor and condemned guns short of ammunition knowing that It wu a mater of life and death went to theTr duty like sold ers Tbe statement that members of the Colusa Guard were with the mob Is lie olonel Gray has demanded a court martial for himself and wld tee that no stigma shall re6t on the Colusa Guard Orlavd July 12 Wben the newt wu received yesterday of ths lvnching of Hong DI one of the exceptional cases of rejoicing In the death of a human being resulted Tbe newt tpread through tbe town and community like wildfire that the long desired event that the whole people as one person had prayed for had occurred All of the access bie anvils la town were called Into requisition and many shout were fired to express the fee ing in tbe matter This place Is only about twelve miles from the scene of tbe awful tragedy and the horrible butchery that wu there enacted in cold blood It still fresh In ths minds of the people bere msny of whom were personally acquainted with the murdered lady While our people hare a high regard for the laws of our couutry and desire that they should nave tbelr course on all matters of an ordinary character this sppears to be one of those exceptional cues In which thsy believed the processes of law entirely too slow snd Inadequate to meet the requirements of the cue In hand and no punishment prescribed tn them would be severe enough to do Justice to one guilty of to heinous a crime It is believed that the murderer escaped worse punishment than he received by not being captured by the searching par ties that were continually In pursuit of him up to the time of bis capture numerous individuals spending their own money without any hope or wish for reimbursement The entire community with bardly a tingle exception were of one opln on that Hong Dl should and would bang and their Indignation wu so great snd their surprise so complete when they heard the verdict ot the jury that they seemed moved by a single In silee to rush furiously to the county sest and match tbe murderer from the hands of the officeri and teu him to pieces A party who arrived this morning from St Jobn where Mr Billon lives informs your correspondent that a scaffold hu been erected and the twelve Jurymen who tried the case are hanging in effigy wltb each one name marked upon nlm with Hong DI sitting upon a barrel near by with a placard tacked upon Mm which bears the following rds Yoa sabbe met me Hong DL This action upon tbe part of the people of 8t John Indicates that tbey are much Incensed and dlspleued at the verdict of the Jury in the case While the people here are not utltfied with the verdict they do not so much censure them hut believe that they were mis taken as most of the men wbo composed the Jury were known to be men of high standing and above reproach All iimu YISW Kiw To July 12 The Trtouas says editorially The lynching of the China man Hong Dl at Colusa CsL yesterday appears to have had stronger Justification than processes of the kind usually possets The crime whieh Hong Di oommitted wu an atrocious one and after his capture he aggravated it by slendering the principal victim There wu certainly no reason for leniency In the case Tbe danger to which arnlllu all over California must be exposed from anything like feeble treatment ot so abominable an outrage should nave conTinced the Jury that capital pun lshmsnt wu Incumbent on them Tbe murderer had been fairly eon victed and the only question wu aa to hla punishment Here the people Interfered and did what the Jury ought to have done but failed to do Oi The Seattle Election Bxirnjt Jury 12 The city election yesterday resulted In the election ef Miner Mayor I Morpfay Chief of PoUce and Oilman aa City Attorney Miner and GJlnau were candi date of the Client organisation a union of Democrats and Republicans A Cigar Making rlrm to Be En ined The Trades Mutual Alliance held a semi monthly meeting In Me ropolltan hall last evening Representatl 9 of the brewer stated that the breweries bad given in and tent for a committee from the i and that it wa expected that everything a ould be ser led In a few days A committee of three wu appointed to confer th tne proprietors of leading places of amusement to requeattbem to sell lite bor gars It constated of Roberts Vanstavern and CarburTy The President reported that the union cert flcates were ing dlpoed of fut could be expected eighty having thus far Deeu sp el of A coiumun cal on was received from the Federated trades iuv ng the allien to co Optra In a grand demonetraiiou on the first Monda teub con stlns of a pa ail an 1 ileal a touiru ttee to be app lnud to cocs sf of Ineteen from the rederated Iraoes and five from tl Alliance 1 he re eipts would be dl Ided as foil Ibree 1 urt to enrsl sne 1 anil one fourth co sec nd ores izati Tbls coram mi caticn excited coui erab scum on there be much ao erse ltlc em of tbe action of the Feoeraieu Tra es As the lllance has alrealy a most completed sr ranxeuienu era en on that oa tbe erof me Feiera ed Trades was ennsid ered by 10 meaos 1 era It was de tde lay tl letter on tbe table KoberU of tereu a reso ut on mat a Committee be ap po cteC to secu Woodward Oaroens ou the first i nday lu euibe Aler some sou on he decided withdraw his resolut on and the matter was dropped a sta emeut we made that a boycott had been de lared aa Ust a cigar firm In th city as 1 nsd mis ed the public in selling tnese cigars ot tbe same bran is ose manufaiurd ten white men euip 0ed by a Tbe firm hu now dltcuarged lis men and they sJataaMlen to return to work An Injtfnctlon will be suecril to mor nst the firm for ssu labelafin initiation of whi abor is the first rue of tne nd auu lie much Interest among the ilons In we ct sEltGEAM MAJOR MITCHELL ACROSS THE BAY An Insane Woman Wanders Away AN USKIKD INDIAN DOCTOR A Carpet Beaters Thlerins Employe Arrested for Petty Larceny Borne years ago Captain Traver wu murdered at Cendelarla KeV where he wu engaged In boalnesa though having his home In Oakland The shock of his death so affected his wife to overbalance her mind and she hu been mildly demented at times ever aince Recently a nurse hu been employed to watch and care for her Yesterday morning before dawn she rose from her bed dressed and slipped out of the house without disturbing anyone Whither she went no one knows Tbe police were notified of her disappearance and telegraphic descriptions were sent in all directions Mrs Traver wu a woman of some weslth and a fine presence For some time she bad been living with ber daogutera Mrs A Colli and Iss Georgene Traver in Charles ebb Howard mansion at 1206 Alice street in tbe heart of the aristocratic qnar ter Her description Is given follows 58 yesrs of sge five feet eight Inches tall slender and pale wi gray balr curled on ber forehead When sbewandered away she wu stared in a black and while wool suit camel hair sbawl and black bonnet She la supposed to bare taken with her a brown traveling bag The town hu been scoured lh all directions for aces of the unfortunate woman Lut evening It wu ucer talned thai she went to San Francisco on tbe first train yesterday morning and one of ber daughters with an officer west oyer to follow up the clew AN INDIAN DOCTOR ANTICS He Polls Hla Wife Out of Bed al SAM Mary Relchert hu found that being the wife of an Indian doctor is not all glory and emolument Her husband Vicholas Kelchert calls himself an Indian doctor but bs Is not working at it now In fact be is doing little or nothing but devise wsys sod means of mat ng wife life a struggle with afflict on at least so she saya in ber suit for divorce she alleges tbatwbeo engaged lu curing all maujer of human lis by the almmlstration of berbsaadsi uples he earns from JO to per week but he does not stick to bus ness Wneo she married tbe doctor he wm a wijow th a boy Relcbert does nut care for tbe boy kindly Moreover be va les the monotony of ordinary ab oe by pilling ber out of bed at 3 do in the morning contrary to tbe habits married men in sucu cases made aid prov ded On he drove a st letto intjthe bed nezt to her body Again be threatened uer th a carving knife and has In er wa ezMb ed an eborignal tendency to go ou the warpath FOOLISH STUART He Dies at Healdsbnrs of Typh Pneumoti a WUliamMth I erceant Ma or of the Frit lofaat Regiment of tne National juard died st 11 talus burg st lu clo on Monday night from typho pneu monla contracted bile on unty with bis regiment at Lamp Bart ett se geaut Mitchell went lo Lamp Bart ett on Ibura day June 4otb with the advance guard from his reg ment to ay out the camp He his duty well snd the success of tbe rst caiap waa greatly due lo bis eaoru He became sick lut Wednesdaj while In camp and soon afLer baa to be removed to Uea dsburg where be wu made com fortable possible lilt fe ei enued blm unoeu ngl and be was also paid much attention by the officers a men of his regiment among whom be waa very popu ar Ail ettor lo save him however were uf no avail end tne members of me regiment were great shocked yes erday to Dear tnat oiliy Mltcueil be wu tMmil erly known waa no more bergeant Xaiar ten ell record is as foiloivs Knitted to lompen 15 First Infantry March 1 lsao appointed Cur poral ABril 7 leal appointed sergeant April 11 18b detailed on Decern oer 1 lso3 acting sergeant Major and appointed August 10 1895 Sergeant Major lo rant from December 11 IssJ tbe deceased waa we 1 known aa an effi clent zealous and painstak ng officer aud his deatn Is grear regre led by all who knew blm Colonel Lnikiuon wno had kuowi blm well lor over ten yea misses him sadly and ayi It will be bard to rep a blm 1 at eased was about 40 years old and had beeu married auout three yemrs ue left a wiaow bat no children He wu a son of William Mitchell ex lax collector of th coun and for a number of years bad been a erk lo tbe new city Hail He wu a son aw of bergeant Hongnial ng of tbe po 1 it lorie Tbe tune al will be held Irou Le reluence of tne de eased at luo lay lor street at lu a to morrow mornin company of be Flrt Infantry 11 act as escort and tbe field and erf olhcera of the reg zoeul will also iara All mem bars of the regiment are lnv ted to attend voionel Dickinson will isaue a memorial oruer In honor of tne deceased Camp bartiett was a sad encampment for the Second Brigade It wu the occasion of four deaiha two in the rst Kegiment and two in the aecoud of tnese two were auted by drowning one by sunstroke and one by pneumonia CAUSED BY CHI OltOFORM He Steals Money and Hides It In taw Back Yard Yesterdsy sfternoon ca pet beater named Kotlnon ng bosloessat 1010 Fraokl street missed 13 lu lver from a pocket of i pants wblcb were hsuglDg on i diL He tent for Officer Swain hen the officer reached the carpet beating establishment his attention waa dl reeled to tbe anti of a young man nam0 1 Susrt an employe of the eautbll menr who wu owu on hit nanus and Wneea in tbe ba ard digging in tbe grouui Through a window Swain and iwb son nlm unearth some coin Swain went out aud collaret him When he entered the ho se Stuart banded er 1 4 ng to Robineon Tbat is your money Robinson relen ed and wished to bave his emp oye bootei on notb ng more rerioua tl a drunkenness but the ren slniug hu un1 in Stuarts pockera vacs he was searched at tbe city son he will be co pelle 1 to auswer a harge of pe tv larcen though Kobin a pre ydaughte also begiteo for mercy for tue tblef with tears dimming her bright eyes A MORAL CONFERENCE Temperance th owner bai hroogU salt tor the money and the premises I Th bodr of the mas who shot Mmself at Highland Park on Monday night bu not been Identified At the Coroners office thsy are Inclined to think that the remains may be those of George Fay the missing San Franeisoa milkman There it much eamslalat about a ran at hoodlum small hove who ride an and down on the local trains and throw tuoaee tbro ieh the windows of stores and houses along the line of the road A Mr Sohst complains that he has had even pla cutss windows broxsn in tats way during the put tew weeks Miss Anna Beard wu examined before a lanacreommiaaioa resterdav after noon It wu decided tbat she wu not sufficient eruy to be aent te aa uylum and Judge Gibson recommended that th charge of arson against her be dismissed Justice Hens haw win be uked to make an order for her discharge The parochial school attached to St Francis de Sales Church Oakland of which Rev rather McSweeney Is pattor will open next week the boys depart ment on Mondavi the lftth Inst snd the girls department the foHowing Wednesday Tbe school will be In charge ot th Sisters of tbe Holy Names wbo already have many schools In Oakland under their direction and who received three ot the number from the mother bouse in Canada lut Wednesday to aid them in their work Julius Charles Maik Is a German ot good In enUons bat limited means some days ago be uked the County Clerk for a lice me to marry Mary Rvsn The document wu made out tbe great seal appended and the legal fee of 2 demanded Malk hadn a cent He went oat to raise the lords but did not return until lo day He had raited 1 f0 bat tbe Clerk demanded the lut penny and Malk made another effort This time be wu iccestuL and if be hu been able te borrow the 3 necessary to pay the marriage fee he It probably a a benedict ere tbls Major George Burns died on Monday nlgbt from tbe effects of the amputation of his leg Deceued wu a native of Illinois ei years of age For five years wu chief erk in tbe Recorders office under his nephew Borein bow Tax Uollectnr Sinee going oat of office be hu been traveling fur the Etna Insurance Company In Sacramento on May 2d he wu run down by one of Whlttler Fuller A Co delivery wsgons breaking his leg Imputation wu a lut resort Major Butos served daring tbe Rebellion a paymaster and a member ot the Grand Army of the Republic He wu also a Mason and tbese two orders will conduct his funeral ALAMFD NOTES The Young Men a Christian Association of Alameda will hold its first monthly meeting to morrow evening The First National Bank of Alameda bu declared a dividend of 6 per cent for the six months ended June SOtb Rer Garrette nutor of the First Presbyterian Church is lying very HI at residence with lung fever The Baptist Church society of Alameda bai ailed to iu jutoraU Kev Spen cr late of SL Helena who has already begun upon bis work McLeai the San Francisco police man Just pardoned by the Governor ued to It in Alameda and once ran for Chief ui Pol ce of tbe place Sixteen uloon keepers hsre so far taken out licenses of UO each one year ago the I cense was 60 per year and there were fift ne eeloone The Alameda Building and Loan Association loaned 9SOO al lu monthly meet inK last Saturday eve ing against 4000 for the prevlo is month Tbe Salvation Army of late Is more subdued than forme ly to the intense sarts fac Hon of tbe people At one time they ware so much of nuisance thai measures for it elr suppression were discussed by the Trustees Tbere Ass been a change In tbe Alameda agency of the So ltbe Pacific Compsny line In Alameda George Mcintosh the ormar agent hu been tent to Jackson A mad county and Marshal of the Market street station Oakland takes his place The new bank building Is to front forty feet on Park street by sixty on Central avenue It Is to be one story in height and to form a part of a large block pro jectel me lime sgo It will cost 1J OOX riual arrangements for Its erec Ion were made esterday and work will commenoe st once hOTKs To lUK PIBUC Women a ChrUtlan lull The Women Christian Temperance Inlonb Ids conference at tbe First Coo gregatlonal Church yesterday Much of the discussion wu to the best means of imrod icing the teaching of scientific ten perance into the public schools under the state law It wu agreed that the hearty co oieratlon of teachers must be secured Mrs 1 Hsvens read a paper setting rth tbat Ca ifornia wines are mure in toxica ng then boe of European conn tr es quoting Frofeesor Htlgard a statement thaiwhile the wiuea of franco and Germany contain but or 7 per cent of alcohol those of California never Intentionally onUI less than liperceut Mrs Hsvens stated at while the German beer con tains only per ent of alcohol American ceertonain 11 percent Mrs Sacfo who hu a risln vineyard in the Liver mora allev read a ttv arldreai in which sne sad thai te prove Ca llornia mtnitcsUDg all tbat is ces ary it rrs dence In wine prod uug region Lut aluht the Kev Pearon rand fatrtarch of the Sons of Temperance lectured on th Three Epochs in the temperance Work Myers of Buffalo Fonnd Dead In Bed 0 Myers aged 30 who came here from Buffalo wu found dead in bed abont 7 clock last evening In his room at 926 Missiou street A bottle of chloroform partially emptied wu found by hi side It is doubtful whether he committed suicide or took an overdose of the drug accidentally A letter gned Your sister Helen dated Buffalo which was lound among his effects states thsi the writer waa Informed byaMraSame tbat deceased wu in tbe habit of taking chloroform and begged blm to stop it Officer Menahan who wu summoned called Dr Che gneau who found that ers bad been dead for se eral bou a ntl profession or trade the man followed Is unknown From the sister letter It wu also learned thtt Myers inherited some money recently from his fsthsr Since yoa have taken to the chloroform habit I don know wbat I might expect to hear next writes the sister and adda beaeech lngly For God stake atop if Among other papers wu a slip contain lng the names ot several lottery dealers and a letter signed Dora dated PeU luma On another paper wu the address of Mrs Same Franklin township Sacramento county The New Pension BUI The James A Garfield Post No 34 Grand Army of the Republic Is tbe first post oa this coast to take action on the new department bill recommended by the Pension Committee of tbe Grand Army of the Republic A large meeting wu held Last night 112 comrades being present After a spirited diaeuaalon a vote waa taken on tbe new Penlon bill and every comrade voted la favor of the bllL Kldds KMs James Kldd a well bollt able bodied man wu sentenced to sixty daya Imprisonment in the Conntv Jail by Jodge Law ler yesterday for falling to provide for hla wife acd children MaoitoLlA Balm it declared the quintessence of elegance In the toOcL Ma colsa Out Father Time bung up his scythe when he gased open a lady using Hasans MagaouaaUm We beg to notify the public In general that the only official French celebration of the lttbof Joy for day exercises and tatleauz con viii uji at hi will take place at ths Mprhancv Pav lion a Larain reec Nooody la a orized to aul dt subscriptions By order of the Committee GARDET President riSCETXAKEOCS MM Tii His ft Wth or Without Split Second snd Mutate Register KAznrracTumxn nn ecasuxxxxn trr raT American aliM lyatclr Jj WALTHAM MASS Trig Walt ham Chronograph combine tn accuiate stop watch for porting astronomical and gen eral scientific purposes with a ruu able timekeeper for ordinary use The mechanism to start stop and fly back is of the most simple and durable construction and is independent of the other parts of the movement The Waltham Watch Factory is the oldest in America the most extensive and best equipped in the world and produces the finest and best watches made In Excellence Any Key West Cigar Ever Introdaced ON THIS COAST HKp ORIGINAL LITTIE LOUSIAA No 11607 wins t3M SiilX 1250 15 S3 ejSOO lsOi 30 48918 2 0 14 IH1 S12S 2 1j 12j 4sO7 S12 SJ 0 tlii Fre Fetk of July lath will be cele brated a oodward a hardens I cie Magnolia Balm for my complex Ion said Flora to VabeL It glotlous MISCELLANEOUS THF El ISLOI ALIANS They Organise a More Effective ampalgrn Tbe Second district as the State la dl vlded by the Ep sc pal church not being ready for a convenat on the Clerical Asso clatl of Alameda and Contra Costa conntles has been organized among the Epl opalian clergymen the object being mutual Improvement and the irthe ance of missionary work in the two counties Regular meetings i 1 be held the lut Saturday In each mouth and In December and ne spe ltl rvices Till bo bell There sre eleven clergymen In the two count es snd will he eiperted to lest his i pit once ever three mon hs to preach elsewhere The officers ele ted a Presldeot Kev Hobart Cbetwood of St Pauls Vice President Rev bilea A East of St Mark a Berkeley Secretary and Treasurer Rev Hamilton Lee missionary for Alameds county New Cable Kallrnad Grip Twenty years ago General Beauregard Invented a cable road system with tbe cable banging overhead He failed to perfect a grip and the patent expired some two years since Now Mater Blair of the Broadway and Pled nont street car line bas taken hull of the matter Henry asebo the eran cable road Inventor has rerfected sgr snd sn experiroeu al section of the road Is being erected on the Piedmont hills in order to test It eficiencv It will be run on an Incl ne a level and a curve and if a success win be ntroduced on several of the suburban 1 net con oiled by Mr Blair cost of chacabler ad compared with that of an nnderrT ind cable is 11 Is to 1000 so Mr Bial saya Te Llqaer I icenae Caae AU day yesterday a struggle wu going on In Justice Henshaw Court in tbe en deavor to obtsln a Jury to try John Fen netsey saloon keeper for violating the 1 onor llcenee ordlnsnc On Fenncssey first trial the Jnrv disevTeed To day a more epreseniatl ve clua of men were summoned and tbe fight over tbem has beeu bitter Bat seven were selected dur Ing tbe entire dsy snd the contest will be resm ed to moirow The Jurors accepted sre A Brown Heatcm Gordon A Thomson Moller A Heron and 9 Butler Fourteen more men have been summoned for to morrow OAKLAND 1TKMS ITCHING Skin sDeWeases Instantly Relieved by Cnticura TREATiIEeVT A WARM B4TH WITH Crn teacVf ovod a sins ar pi cUon of Tl ut th ffreni rikin Ct fhru rraUd tlalfy 1U tw Hire Aon of ticcr kk i vim ba rw mod ru irr tokwp heblooicoul penptrevdun pare cuid au tt ng he bo els opo the llvt tM 1 twrnTve wl gt Hastily core Fcxcioa ret ter rm Porvt LCwi Pro i 1 ii DeWidr fT and eTpry spx le obi jr mJjr avnJ fmp Humors of Ibe fl and wheo Uu bt pbys clans tuid rpmedln f4UL ECZEMA ON A CHII I Your vaJ ab CrTrrrRA Hatx EDTaPw ha don my ilS mart good tfiai feel lf Raying th fur tb tnm of it wbo Dityi 1 a Kin ai ixjtt te Mv itueiirl Ktl hs PfN Iv tnA iksa anton iwssinfcKAD rg Ind TETTER OF TUE SCALP I wm almost pprfyrtly bald rsnfMd by TKtr or ib uf Ui ai 1 ue yoar nn ra lEsiEDris abo ui wts anl tby ourvd my seal perfec now my buir is cooil COYEPFD WITH BLOTCHES want to tell you thai yonr pticvia Hw mol a nt la nine ficeo aboit thrf month Bjru Ike uas covered tb Bloicl 4 smhI tvter niDUrfl bttlex of Pfvui kvt I was perfec corM KiOERlLK MA1TKE 23 BL Uiarlea strK Sew Orleans La OF PRTCELE TALPF I cannot speak In too blgb term of font ti ha It ts worth fu tt a pur gold fur Run Useaftes I bei eve hns ti nc HTH KIP 1015 Harrey street OiiLaLia Neb Hsby Hamort ns Orricxs BENT WITH PAIN Due to lauanied KVlneyn Weak Avutia irs miu one minute by the CV7TICV7BC AXTI Pain Plas TKBL Never Ikfla A drnrcbila B5 Ave tor al Potter Drue and CUUUlUU CO ZMBfcUn Effie Bruce hu sued for a divorce from Vt Bruce The Pac fie Presa Publishing Company is about to hate erected a buudlcg at tbe corner of Twelfth and Cutro streets to costeuaou Dr Healy formerly resident physician at Paso Routes SDrlnes died of con sumption at his home In Oakland ystter uay an rnoon The members of the Ancient Order of Inited Workmen lodges in this eiry marched to tbe train in a body lut night to attend tbe Jordan reception Sophia Kruger widow of George Kruger drees sed ssks to hsve a homestead set apart A pprsisers have been appointed to value and set out the home stead sirs Msrgtret rerter ot Scotland World Organizer of tbe Women Chris tisi Temperance lnion will lecture to nlb1 in the Brooklyn Presbyterian Cbureh On Jnly 19th Judge Gibson will bear the petition of Lilly Hosser In which sbe uks to be allowed to seU the Interest of her late husband Emanuel Hesser In a business at Van Leandro Adam Gilbert of Alameda accused of appropriating S4O0 belonging to Mrs Clarissa Smiley while actios her agent It 1 Hi hu been charged with felony embezzlement William dpecht was to have been sued by Carl Kberhard for saying tbat the latter made bis uusages of rata but after ucer tainlng tbe expenae and uncertainties of a suit at law Eberuard vary willingly compromised Wong Doug hu been arrested for selling lottery tickets lie kept a fancy store but two boys prompted by OftVer Feller pur chued tbe tickets from him He win be tried before Justice Henshaw and loir on the Zt3 Inst James Kimball and his wife owe SHOO rent for ihe hoose which tbey occupy at the corner of Thirteenth avenue and East Eleventh street and sin Clara Harrison Absolute Purity Guaranteed Starch tbat is Pore is Cheapest CSP Largest Worka In tbe World Wanrrfactciy Glen Gov mmU mvw PcfVP taWvS The Best Smoke to Inialge in Mlei a Good ileal We thank the public for its appreciation of our efforts in introducing the best Clear Havana Key West Cigar now upon this market There 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Wsshlngtoast EXPRESS AND DELIVERY WAGONSl The Best in the World A SANBORN C0 24 Beale Street 8 FREDERICKSBUKa OAT TOOK ALLTrTLrrfltIZESTO LtstBesJcxlubliloalaS 11 a f3e 1 Night of in Par FEARS OP AN 0 Enthusiasm oi gars JFrltJ SEW PBDCB OF i IT frtteedlaiTs of the II Arbitration elation I The Boolanger demo A mldnUhi TJEs crowds tbey made hostile i Eons us that were note Prince Ferdinand wm bai the throne of Balgarla towl elected Tbe International Ar met In London yesterday The Canadian Padnc is jpd fenixtl route loth Orient Praazlni the Parisian tad tonvlctedand sentenced to Cl Special Dispatches to the I EVE Or THE Bsulaorer the lepulsi Streets PtKis July 16 The rumors about the steps to authorities to suppresi demonstration to morrow screen of gendarmes poli vul be placed between thi poblie and nobody will enter the Long Champa i venue encircling it unlet a War Office ticket and a I temper ot the people appl but they seem determine love for Boulanger and those who removed himl Office The radical Journals tlsians to remain cool and I best for a future taitablel Journal ia Dtbatt orges to take sharp measures Uf i any attempt at a demonstr tnuwtVeaat publishes a le1 langer to the Mayor ot Cle tn which he warmly thank the reception accorded htm from Paris The same ps the authorities will distrt police whittles to be used I shouts of Vive Boulahgc set the people to get blggi be German residents of 1 ordered to remain Indoors tl Is eared that they would they appeared on the streJ elebrsJIon of tbe anulven 5f the Bsstile The Patrioti announced that thy will i stratlon to morrow morninj de la Concorde and aaothe at Bolt de Boulogne in the Is feared that these meet to serious disorder The tary authorities are mau preparations to maintain i The soiree at the Elysee most melancholy affair Pi and his wife both appear wst a notable absence of 1 anti German feeling waa the crowds on the streets tol IfiDxrotn The BoulanJ Hon has already begun following through the couple of vans a few Carria a band playing alternately lsisc and the Boulanger crowd jolnlnc In the chore loe ive Bovuangex pear generally good tempes demonstrations are made not decorated Aumerouit light processions are going I where the air la filled with I Eoulangef PKIrtCi OF BVI Ferdinand Invited to 80 oa the Ta wti Loxdok July 13 The Ba tatlon sent to inform Princd his ection as Prince of Bu Tiled him to go fb Sofia arl throne to which he wu el Bobranle and confront the the accomplished fact of nil the Bulgarian throne LOTEBS OF PI Sleeting of the Interna tration Assoelal Lowno July 13 Sir Wl presided to day over meet ternallonal Arbitration Astl Secretarys report referred al co operation of similar America and expressed tba formation of a Joint comml alder the advisability of crea American Arbitration Assod IlBdley Field In moving petition to Parliament In tat at oa of such a tribunal aa expressed hesrty sympathy i Americans were he said with war Tbey bad had Although England paid dl Geneva arbitration tba td more honor to England lharl military victory ever aectj were Field admitted clesh oppoied to tba arbitration bat wherevel hers of the association for the education of en tbe question and saw a chance of applying arbitration They would unci for tbe cause THE CANADIAN rntbinaT tba Proposed I to tba Orlert Lotpoir July 13 Sir Do 1 MontrtaLa member of ina rectors of the Canadian Pal to day had aa interview Inl with uascueo Chancellor chequer Sir Henry Thur Secretary ot State for thai Eight HonH Cnanesicl treLall of whom II la i proposed Canadian Pacific UicEit Envoy from lb DCBLIt July 13 Mo special Papal Envoy to lrei sled by Arcntrianoo waisn visited msny of the Catboll in tbls Irish diocese Ia an intheZIon Hall Convent 1 tiro expressed rest istltlsl alandardolJducattoa eonte religious Institntloat and I the people to the Holy See A Jev Operl Lonpos uiy a ae ss tn London of Clinkers opsrl tbe Czar wu given last nlj Bcelchl and Gajtne pr Ecipal roles Tbe opersl crate success but It la not ui a favorite though it cents fol numbers and eharmlnd plot it clumsy spd muohel ou a 1st the Chamber ofl riais July 13 Tba bil tTeaiaationof the Infantry Chamber ot Deputies Onl jtourier the sill aulhodtlnl I direct taxes wu made thl Friday and It the meets letsles will dose hnmedlit aeateae tar Paiu July 13 Franiinll Mma PegnaudLJier mal ter child has been coot fenced to death A Xtaval Garden I L0SD0sJulyl3 The 91 landed a garden party at is swra oeusBUry xa atuua 3v ISgV i2Si2SLSf teit2 ttSji i if3iter 04r 4 saas54aUSjgs 3t rf ff Vi i.