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vasquez viii arrive on the Senator, in
the custody of the Deputy Sheriff of
ELos Angeles. and several of those who
took part lin his capture. He will be TAX
en- from this city to Salinas City, under
strong guard. qs-..
SAN Francisco, May 25.-About II
o'clock last night, Alice Tennant, wo-
man of ill repute. who had separated
/ from her husband and gone to live en-
Waverly PLACE, shot herself through the
| heart. She threatened to commit the
deed and asked for pen and ink and
paper; then wrote letter to her hus-
band, expressing great love for him and
regret at the course she had pursued.
This done, she went out on the street
and was accosted by an officer, who said
he had seen her husband and he desired
a divorce. She replied, ''He shall have
it. Here goes for my life." She fred
and fell dying into officer's arms. The
husband tried to kill himself about two
months since by taking poison. l,fail
VIsALIA, May "a The Deputy Sher-
iff of Fresno County arrived here to-day
in close pursuit of a man calling himself
Gus DeYoung, charged with driving a
livery team of Fresno City to death. He
dsfied the officers at Fresno TO arrest
HIM. He fed to Tnlare City; where be
procured another team and came to Wis.,
ALA. Here, upon being closely pursued
by the officers, he made his escaps by
driving furiously through the streets,
losing his plug hat and whip, and leav-
ing his wife behind. Two officers from
this place started in pursuit, and will
probably land him in Jail before night.
RENO, New, May 25.-Have just re-
ceived the following from Camp Warner.
cgn., May 11th: Settlers in Warner
Lake Valley, near Camp Warner,
are in a state of excitement, owing
to threatened outbreak of Indians be-
longing to Ochoe's band. The Inhabit-
ants OF the valley have been notified to
Eleave, and a number of families are
seeking the protection of the military
authorities at camp. Warner. A mes
senger from Ochoe has gone through to
Helms Mountain, to incite the Indians
of that section. to aid him. All the
friendly Indians who passed the winter
hunting and Ill the employ of ranch
men in the valley. have suddenly disap-
peared, and serious troubls is ahticipat-
ed. The garrison of Camp Warner con-
sists of one Small company of infantry,
and is powerless to render assistance,
except to settlers who remove, with their
families, to the vicinity of the post. ~
New YORK, May 25.-Street car driv-
ers struck this morning for an advance
from 81 so to So per day.
Judge Donohan has denied the motion
of Pauline Lueca, to restrain her former
husband, Baron Won Rhaden, from con-
testing the decree of divorce obtained
by her here. He granted Won Rhaden' S
motion to strike out the answer ofLncia
| that he has himself procured divorce
4 - Por1i,, For ho 1r.p
| WASHINGTON. May 25. The House
Committee on Ways and Means propos-
es to make the duty on tin plates specific
at 14c. per pound, and the duty on
steel uniformly two cents per pound
Efforts will be made to fix tin plates at
one cent; also, to make the duty on still
wines specific, instead of advalorem. =
Committee urges an increase of the du-
ty op hops All still wines are to pay
40 cts. per gallon in casks and so per
dozen quarts, or "a cents for pints in
bottles. There is proviso that any
wines imported containing more than
% per cent alcohol, shall be forfeited to
the United States. Maccaroni and Yer.
micella Scents; similar preparations,
cents pound.
Luttrel introduced bill to amend
pos.al laws relative to the bids for con-
tracts, proposing provisions and heavy
penalties, designed to totally prevent
straw bidding. and all wilful failures to
fulfill contracts. There is a growing
belief here that Ben Butler will accept
the Vienna mission. His suddenly
broken health seems unlikely to be re.
stored unless he retires from active life
New YORK, May 22.-French Revolu-
tionary Society and sections of the In.
ternationalists will give reception on
Friday evening to Henri Rochefort.
BUFFALO, May 25. 5.-vulcan iron works
were burned this morning. Loss on
building, $25. 900; partially insured
loss on stock, $4,000 ~
CHICAGO, May 25.- Nearly the entire
bushes portion Of the city of Indepen-
dence, Iowa. was burned this morning
Over 401of our best business houses
with several residences were destroyed.
Loss, $4OO.OOO .EE
PANAMA, May 28. 28.-Steamship Consti-
tuition sailed for San Francisco on the
22nd, with $50 passengers and 1,60O
tons of freight.
! WASHINGTON, May 25.-Scott called
up tie Senate bill supplementary to the
bill to incorporate the Texas and Pacific
Railroad. He explained that the bill
was for the purpose of enabling the com
pany to executesa mortgage upon q por-
ton of its road completed. 4 Edmunds
| submitted an amendment that nothing
| in the act shall be construed to have eff
feet ito entitle said corporation to any
other furtherrights to public lands, or
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