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Victims Of Giant Powder.

DENVER. COL. Sept. S.-A special from Lead.
Vile to the Republican says that Charles Carter
was fatally injured yesterday morning In the
giant powder. VIM. Brennan was badly man
gled by an explosion Of giant powder in the
Laplatte mine.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-08

Two Iowa boys were amusing themselves by
throwing heavy ramrOd as high as they
could One OF them met hts death by the mic-
sile descending with the velocity Of q bullet
ana penetrating his head.
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The MaYkafS.

BALTIMORE. Sept; s,-Virginis skies. deferred.
Rss s due soapass so DO ds seoas
aq; .sHfsssS COUPONS: s5s Sid ss.dsS -
do extra. s. 75a4 60 DO family. SUIT 5a5. So s't ciy
family s. 75ss 90 do Bio Ii brands. s IS Patipsoo SEQ
family. $50. Wheat, southern frmer; western
% amber. iG5al II; No. Maryland land II; No.
western winter red spot ot and september 4}t 9ta
SHADE s seteF aaet sSn snd
%nea ocoSeT
bid. Oats h'yher-southern. 44as4k western
Choice Choice fennsyvania H asd MarSiand i9 S5asi 90
per tom, Proyisions frmer aud iairly active
hone here; clear rib sides, none here: Co. packed,
and ash sa lBsacossIshoqldess. q clear rib sides
Bptter este 70 choice western lSs
Wnisfy WI IN isi5 inqqirS. LIS FSsiysts @ Liver
vss.s srsp es Ss0 bar
xbss sss ss ssS sSS bushes sales
ssP & Money
2aS: E1change-lons. 4s0k; short, 4S3. Govern
NEW YORK. Sept. s.-rour dnli. Wheat active
s1G nNbSS 6ghsS Corn active @ and " higher ,,.,
4 fsr Cents seR Asnss 2 and res. wsss4 weens
FIRST mortgage trustees ceatifcates 701; Atlantic
sss. sps oSnss s Illinois fa;M M fyS
Re- ding: l4k; New York g. ntrsl. 1867.
LONDON. Sept. 8. y, m.aConsols, for money.
per cents, ll4. Erie. second con oIs, 97X Illinois
Central, il94. Pennsy .vania Central, 6iX
NEW YORK MARKETS THIS AFTERNOON,
The following quotations were current in Rev
York to,day at ~ m. e reported by Lewis John
d per cents. lIokal10z; New Jersey UenrraI Tx:
OHIO snd Niseieeippi. S4k: Erie, com, 90; Mich,
Lake Hhore. l09K; Northwest lO4 ID, do. preferred.
l2b,f; Iron Mountain. 674: Rock Island,
iouis To- and f.ciac. do. pIefsrrsd. MrSa.n ssH; ~
kansas and Texas, 36k: v: o: Telegraph. lOsX
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THE GEORGIA REPUBLICAN STATE CoSvEN-
TIoN was In excited session yesterday, trying to
determine what policy it should adopt fn the
present state campaign. An effort TO endorse
Norwood for governor was Overwhelmingly de
feated, and resolution adopted declared it IN
eXpedient TO nominate governor or other off,
GERS. The sentiment Is stongly in favor OF Col
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Killed by the Cars,

MILFORD. PA, Sept. S.-Albert Grlswold 40
years old, prominent citizen OF Pike county
was killed by the cars at Rowland, Pa, last
night.
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GOVERNMENT PURCHASE OF BoNDS-The Act
ing Secretary OF the Treasury to-day author
lied Assistant Treasurer Hillhouse to purchase
s., SOC, 600 OF skies and fives at the weekly Offer
ing In New York to-day Of bonds for the sinking
fund.
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NEW YORK CITY PoIITICs-The New York
toard or aldermen yesterday confirmed the
mayors nomination or Henry Murray for police
Justice. This Is the result OF the union or the
Tammany and anu-Tammany parties. Mayor
Cooper sent to the board his veto OF the ''cat
ordnance adopted August Sd.
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CONSUL MoSBY SPEARISG A SAIIOR-NeWs
from Hong Kong Of August IL states that gen
charged on the 30th OF July with committing an
assault with spear on an American seaman,
Alter heaiiBg the evidence the magistrate eau
TONED General Mosby and dismissed the sum-
mons "
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An Unpopular Gold uder.

DENVER. Col, Sept. 7.-Advices from Santa
re state that Los Rositas, new mining camp
~ miles from Santa Fe, where recently rich
ICcR was discovered In the foundations OF
covered the ore and located the mines In the
principal streets. was driven from the town by
Mexican Inhabitants, who dislike the idea OF
large influx OF miners that may be caused there
by: Shafts were sunk beneath the houses and
cellars, and the Inhabitants are very bitter to-
wards Martin. who WAS the cause of IL
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A DEFICIT OF 81, ,00O.-The accoants or f. b.
Hall, late treasurer OF Lucas county, o., shows
deficit OF s47. 600. Hall was elected on the
greenback ticket. He has left for PARTS un-
Known. Hall had been speculating heavily in
new apparatus for manufacturing gas from
coal tar. He was also custodian OF the city
funds OF Toledo, under separate bonds. His
sUrettes are, IL is thought, good for the deficit
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a POLITICAL RIOT IN VIRGINIA "A special to
the Baltimore Sun from Lynchburg, Va, says:
TWO thousand people attended political dts;u5-
sion at Rocky Mount. Franklin county. Va yes-
teIday, j. w. Daniel, democratic elector az large
was heard with attention, ami was followed oy
j. I. Stovall, readjuster candidate for congress.
who 1I dulged In Violent abuse CT The DEBT. pay
Ing party and OF his democratic opponent, Hon.
Geo. G. Cabeil, which brought the Litter 10 his
feet, ard a collision between the two cand-
dates seeming imminent. party OF readjust-
ers, leo by Lee Wilson, made rush for the
stand. A C1,graceful scene ensued. Stoyall
was struck four times on the head With large
pistol in the hands OF a relative Of Caoeli. and
was SO badly used up that he was confined to
BED at last accounts Cabell was also struck on
the head with club and considerably bruised,
whist number OF others received Slight la,
JuTles In the fracas. Catell and StoyalI were
each pound over in $1,000 to keep the peace.
and several others ia $500 EACH Cabeli then
addressed the crowd. In Lynchburg the read
luster following is fnsign11cant,aud the demo-
crats seem unanimous In opposition to fu5 sion
electoral ticket.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-08

THE PRESIDENT IN NEvADA.-A dispatch from
Reno says that the President and party arrived
there at noon yesterday. and left for Virginia
City at $780, A great crowd. with flying BAN
President made a short speech from the hotel
balcony. He was followed by Gen. sherman
and Secretary Ramsey, who each spoke a few
minutes. Much enthusiasm was manifested
AT Gold Hfll the party was met by Gen. FoY
and stall, Gen. Batterman and staff, and were
welcomed with salute and speeches
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DEADwooD, D. T., Sept s.-A telegram was
received here yesterday announcing the cap
ture at Fort Sully In this territory, OF R. @.
Adams, the default1ng eX-postmaster of this
city, who recently escaped from the L. s. mar
shal after being convicted of embeZzlement
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-08

IRE VANDALIA arrived at Fortress Monroe,
yesterday. All are we'll on board. :
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-08

RECORDS OF THE LATE WAR.-Col. Robert N
Scott has Issued circular stating that the
official records Of the war of the rebellion
which are being prepared uuder his direction,
Will soon be published In four series
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-08

SECRETARY SHERMAN VIII return to Washi ag-
ton next Sunday.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS To -DAY.--Internal rev.
enue, S3SS ,94i 81; customs. 1928, ISS SO.
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Stabbed to Death i'm a Quarrel About
a Pine.

TWO longshoremen, named Michael Auction
ARD Jeremiah Murphy, had a quarrel last night
atout pipe, in the course OF which Murphy
crew knife and stabbed Auction three times.
causing almost instant death. One OF the
wounds was through the heart. Auctions dead
oody was found In the street shortly after by
The police. Murphy fled, and no to an early
hour this morning had not been arrested
Supposed Suicide Of n Young Man.
AT late hour last night some citizens saw a
young man, well dressed jump into the East
River at the foot OF Grand street and disappear.
II was supposed that he had committed suicide.
No description OF the young man could be
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kilograms to The Star.
VERMONT ELECTION.
The Latest Returns.
THE VERA CRUZ DISASTER.
Greedy Florida Wreckers.
GREAT STORM AT BERMUDA.
FRIGHTFUL COLllERY EXPLOSION.
NOVEL SPORTS OF THE TURF.
THE VERA CRUZ DISASTER
Greedy Florida Wreckers.
GREAT STORM AT BERMUDA.
FRIGHTFUL C0LllERY EXPLOSION,
NOVEL SPORTS OF THE TURF.
VERMONT ELECTION.
The &enNklicafl YyainrifN

BURLINGTON, VT. sept. S.-One hundred and
fifty towns have been heard from. and give a
republican majority Of 600. On this basis the
republican majority over all will be ABOUT % 800
aid their plurality about q, 600. The leeiSla-
tufe will have but one democratic senator and
the house Is overwhelmingly republican.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-08

FLORIDA ORANGE CROP DEsTRoYED-The re-
cent gale which was so disastrous to shipping
swept over Florida, stripping the orange groves
OF the nearly ripe fruit, aud. so widespread was
the storm, that there is no doubt that the
Florida orange crop this year has been de-
stroyed. The season had been unusually pro-
ductiye, the fruit being entirely full grown, but
now lies On the ground worthless IL was eSt;-
mated that the yield would be about million
OF boxes, and it Is doubtful whether there Is
enough lett to make a shipment for the north
ern market. The loss Is estimated al 81 5ll 0al
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TIE REPUBLICAN MAJORITY IN VERMONT OVER

%, Oo.--Dispatches OF last night from Vermont
st!:-One hundred and ten towns heard from
give the following Observation-Disclosures, rep,
70, 1928; Bingham, DEM, 1l,61O. 1SS0-Farnham
rep, 26,572; Phelps. dem, II, ,677 Heath, green
back, s02. Republican gain, 1,i79, democratic
gain {. The congressional vote is:-First dis
1rlct, Joyce, rep, s645; Randall, dem, a34go;
rep, 9,3s5; Campbell, den., 1904; scattering 39'
third district, Grant, rep, 5,1sO; Curries, dem.
269l; Tarble, greenback, 8 2S5. Representatives.
to the legislature, republicans 81, democrats IL,
There are 1S1 towns still to hear from. The
same proportion Will give 25, ,,90 as the republi-
can majority. Returns from the MontpeIier
district show that Randall is far behind hi !;
ticket for Congress. The republicans are rafn-
1Dg In the large towns along the line or the
railroad. Joyce Is oubtedly elected by a
largely increased majoiify.
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THE STAR THE BEST OF ALA subscriber to
THE WEEKLY STAR in Texas writes as follows:
Herewith enclose postal order for two dol
lars to renew my subscription to your highly
valued weekly paper. / am a subscriber to
fifteen weekly papers published in the Union,
nom the Detroit Free Press to the Texas papers
and none OF these give me more pleasure
tEan the varied and general intelligence always
to be found In THE STAR, indeed my family can
not do without II ~
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SENATOR JONES WIFE DEAD.-A despatch
from Pensacola, Florida. announces the death
OF the wife OF Senator Jones'
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SUICIDE OF VIRGINIAN.-Capt. Alexander NJ.
Hamilton gentleman We'll known and highly
respected In Harr1sonburg. Va, was found dead
IN his Office, near the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road track last night, shot through the head
with pistol, which was found lying at his side.
He left his boarding house about II am. yester-
day. and being missed was sought for In the
evening BY bis family and friends, when he was
round, as above stated. An inquest is being
held to determine the cause Of his death, which.
1t Is believed, was produced by his own hands
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THE FOLLOWING INTERNAL REVENUE APPOINT
NRNTs have been maGe:-S. C. Anderson, j. b.
Simonton. L. c. Jennings, A. j. jenkins and
Elijah Dyer, storekeepers and gaugers 9th dis
tr1ct OF North Carolina; W. +. HOnclln, store
keeper and gauger 5th Kentucky district: C. c.
Jones and jacob Hudgins. storekeepers sth
Kentucky district; and Henry Heeman, gauger
lSt Ohio district.
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WHAT Mr.. TICKER SAYs-Mr. J. s. Tucker. a
Virginlan of some political prominence, said to.
day that the readjusJers party in Virginia was
loOsing its strength daily; that whether OF no a
compromise is affected between Lne funderS and
readjusters Hancock and English will certainly
get Firginia's electoral vote. In the Norfolk
districr, Mr. Tucker says, the republicans hold
a aconvention to-day. and will place In nomlna-
ton for Congress Mr.. DieSendorfer. This will
make three Congressional tickets in the field In
the. Norfolk dstrict-democratc, republican
and readJusters-and will, as Mr.. Tucker
thinks, certainly ensure Congressman Goodies
re. election.
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George ". Lehn. one OF the gatemen EN-.
ployed Oh the Third Avenue Elevated railroad
at the 18th street station. was run over and his
po0y CUT TO pieces last night by an uptown
uain. lie started to cross tie track when the
IIaln came on him, and the engineer had no
ume TO make an effort to stop &c before the acct
dent occurred. The remains were gathered up
ard taken TO the morgue Lehn came recently
IRON EastOn Pa. where he had been employed
OF ace. s
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THE ALLEGED SOUTH CAROLINA CENSUS
FRAUDS TO BE 1NvEsT1GATED.-An agent Of the
census bureau has been sent to South Carolina
to look into matters down there pertaining to
the alleged frauds In the census recently taken.
The man sent is familiar with the returns that
have been received here and will make a thor
Ough investigation.
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ten. w eaver TO speak i'm Newark.
Nkw lokk. Sept s.-Gen. Weaver the green
pack caLdlda'e for president, Il announced 20
speak in Newark. n. j.. on the lO1h inst. ana
in This City on the Ilth
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Eighteen Safe

NEW YORK. Sept S.-A London special saws
lh regard 10 The Durham colliery disaster com,
muLlcatlon has been opened with a group OF
ls men, who are safe. They do not know how
many have been killed, bat fear they are the
only survivors.
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ACKLEN's CHANCES.-Representati E. John
Ellis of Louisiana, says that MI. Acklen will not
be returned to Congress. He may succeed, he
says, In getting the nomination before the new
convention that is 10 be held In his district but
ne does 3s not think h. I'LL II. however" said
nomination he will not be elected The demo
Gratis will vote against him. They will cast
their votes for DIR. c. B. Darrall republican
Congress and Acklen put in. Mr. AckIen has
declared his intention to run as an indep ondent
candidate If he does not get the nomination
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CEMPORARY WITHDRAWAL.

The steamer MAITANO has been 49,
e ,temporssFT1ly mpo TI yithdrawn from the Po- zS
Due notice viii be given previous to resumiug
ner route tsep4-4tI G. T. JONES, Agent.
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Exciting Scene at a Horse Race with
WOmen lEiderS.
NEW YORK NOTES.
Burglars Shot and Canrnra,I

NEW YORK, Sept. S.-Police Captain Bropan
ana Detectives Cramley and Warren saw three
burglars putting sealSkin sacques into a coach
stolen, it is supposed, from the store OF McCree-
~ a. co. The officers made dash on the men.
BrCgan collared the largest. and after deSper-
ate struggle secured him. He gave the name OF
John Brown. Two other burglars ran of, but
were pursued by the detectives at whom they
hred several shots. Detectives drew their piS-
tois and fired on the fleeing men. Bringing them
has two bullets In his right leg. and the other
named Frederick Walling. alias Little Fred. /"
received bullet iu the back of his head. and
another IN bis right thigh. The driver OF the
coach Thomas MayIother. was also arrested
one OF the burglars escaped from the store and
was not captured.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

LORDS OPERA HOUSE. I'D Week.
A Success Begun which has Won the RECOGNITION
Of the Press and Public Admiration
and Support.
Standard Rates of Admission 50 and IS CTS
EVERY NIGHT AND SATURDAY MATINEE,
MRS. G. G. HOWARD
HE ONLY GREAT AND ORIGINAL TOPsY,
In Mrs. Harriet Bsechsr Stoves
UNCLE TOMrS CABIN!
Wish One Hundred il bilee Singers and Splendid
Dramatic Company.
1t was estimated yesterday that in addition to
many habitual play -gOe :. over one thousand
1,G0) consistent church gOers witnessed the pro-
duction of the great moral drama OK 'Uncle Toms
Csbn" at the Mstinee come assist NJ the perform
snce by Joining in the jubilee music -Baltinaofe
Press Of last ThuFSGGg.
NEXT WEEK-BAIlov, wilson, Primrose and
Vests MAMMOTH aTTNSTREI,S seas
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Gen. Phayre's Command Failing
FrishtfuI ColIiery Explosion.

LoNbnN, sept $, ~ o'clock m.-An explosion
occurred this morning at the Seahaa roInery
ntar Durham. Both shafts OF the mine are
biockaded, though they are a half mile apartN
5etWeen two and three hundred men are In the
Pit II is known that some OF them ara alive
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-08

ARMY ORDERS.-The following changes In the
officers OF the MEDICAL department are made, to
take elect Oct. /, SS0:-The following officers
are relieved from duty in the department OF
the east, and Will report In person to the com.
maDdlng generals or the departments set op.
poslte their respective names for assignment TO
outy Assistant Surgeons d. G. Caldwell de.
parimen OF the Platte; j. II. PatzSi. depart.
meht or the south; B. +. Pope department. or
Dahota; w. j. Wilson, department OF Dakota.
assistant Surgeon Frank Meacham is relieved
LON duty IN the department OF Texas and viii
pno, p,1Seea 70 Boston, Mass, aud report by letter.
upoh MS arrival there, to the Surgeon General
asslstaht Surgeon h. Fl. White viii report In
peTson e M 10 tne commanding general department
Si MeSt fo1nt for assignment to duty at the u
.. Miitafy Academy, relieving Assistant Sur.
fton Henry Lippincott. Assistant Surgeon
NMppiHSott, on being relieved, will proceed to
New 1olk city and report by letter, upon his
M M!0ni1g- named oincers are relieved from duty in
tne department. of Texas and win proceed to
New York city and report by letter upon their
arrival there to the surgeon general: Assistant
SIl geons NJ. X. Taylor and j. a. II. King. AS
stAtant surgeon w. Matthews Will REPORT in
person 10 the commandin4generaI department
OF the Missouri for assignment Asst SURGEON
r. A. Cunningham Is relieved from duty in the
depa: tment OF Dakota. and WIN proceed to
New York City and report by letter, upon his
arrival there, to the surgeon general
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1880-09-08

fENHE CRYSTAL FIRE PLACE STOVE
Il Is the most elegant stove made. The reputa-
ton Of the manufacturers. the Barstow Stove COM
pany, for fine casting AID rich dessn is not equal
LED by any foundry in the world. The CRYSTAL
is powerful heater OF convenient and simple con-
structon.
HAYWARD & HUTCHINSON.
Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1880-09-02
HARMONY IN NEW YORK AND
ITS CONSEQUENCE.

According to the telegraph advices
published herewith, the Presidential con-
test is as good as settled in Hancock's
favor. No authority, either Democratic
or Republican, has pretended to question
the success of Hancock in the event Of
New York going for him. All authori-
ties have been equally agreed that with
a united Democracy the Empire State
was sure to give him her 35 electoral
votes. A united and harmonious De-
mocracy is now guaranteed. The dis
patches inform lis that the Tainmany call
for a separate State Convention has been
revoked, and but one regular convention
of the regular party will be held. This
virtually determines the Presidential
election. The Republicans all along have
based their hope of success on a split in
New York. Seeing that there is to be no
split, there must be gloom and dismay
throughout the Republican ranks from
Maine to California. The die is cast, and
the Democracy have only to march on to
certain victory on the second day Of No
vember. With New York true to her.
self, the Hancock vote will stand about
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PACIFIC COAST INTELLIGENCE.
CALICO MA.

The story Of Lille BeeE-B. Wilson,
of Oregon, Found Dead-Suieide OF
Traverse = Claus s~prcck1es with
draws as n Presidential Elector-
suRocated I'm q Mine-The BeIcher
Punp-rOd Broke
fByTelegraph to the SENTINEL
San Francisco, September 1. - The
story Of Lille Beck, telegraphed from the
East last night, proves to be without foun-
dation in fact. The records Of the Coro-
ner's Office show that the autopsy disclosed
the cause of Mrs. Kinks Tor Beck's) death
to have been serious apoplexy, super
induced by chronic alcoholism, and that
no traces OF violence were discernable upon
the body. Klink was taken to the police
station this morning, and he and some Of his
neighbors were examined, the result show
ing that the woman was addicted to Excess
sive drinking, and that Klink had not
abused her. He was set at liberty.
The remains of a man aged about 46
years were found yesterday morning on
the Curran ranch, at Fruit Vale, with q
bullet hole in the forehead. A pistol, with
n chamber discharged, was founda at his
side. From the papers and cards found
on him his name is believed to be B. Will
son, Of Oregon.
WArsoNvILLE, CAL, September IA
man named Traverse, a German, com
mitted suicide last night by throwing him
self in front of the engine Of the late train
from this place to Monterey.
On account of doubts respecting the
eligibility Of Claus Spreckles to be a Presi-
dental Elector, because Of his having re-
ceived a decoration Of honor from the
King of the Sandwich Islands, Spreckles
has withdrawn from the candidacy. The
vacancy has not yet been filled.
SACRAMENTO, September 1.-The Work
ingmen's Convention. in the Second Dis
trict, nominated J. R. Glascock, of Oak
land, for Congress, and appointed a COM
mittee to act with the Democrats in con-
Quoting the campaign.
SAN JOSE, September Yesterday three
miners went down the Isabel shaft, in the
New Almaden mine, when foul gas was en-
countered, and Joseph Hancock was suf-
located. The other two were resuscitated