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DOMESTIC NEWS.

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DOMESTIC NEWS.
Postal Changes for the Pacific Coast.
WASHINGTON, June 27th.-The following
postal changes for the Pacific coast were
made last week Offices established-silver
Lake, Amador county, Cal, Alexander II.
Reid, Postmaster Patil, Columbia county,
w. T., John J. Galloway, Postmaster
Peola, Columbia county w. T., Mary A.
King, Postmistress Vernon, Columbia
county, w. r., Jacob P. Hastings, Post
master; Calabazas, Pima county, Arizona.
w. L.. Campbell. Postmaster; Empire, Pima
county, Arizona, George C. Alger. Post
master; Minnehaha, Yavapia county, Ari-
Pima county, Arizona, John o. Dougherty,
Postmaster. Office discontinued = Otter
City, Coos county, Oregon. Name changed
Apache Pass, Pima county, Arizona, to Fort
Bowie. Postmasters appointed w.
Cowles, Cerro Gordo, Inyo county, Cal;
Gerhard Deitz, Guerneville. Sonoma county,
Cal; jeremiah McNully, Table Bluff, Hum
boldt county, CAL; George H. Ryan, Sum.
ner. Pierce county, w. T.; James Brough-
ton, Jacob City, Tooele county, Utah JOS
Gibbons, Lake Town. Rich county. Utah
VIM. NJ. Buffum, Alexandria, Yavapia
county, Arizona.
Wesiern-bOund Passengers.
OMAHA, June 27th.-The following passen-
gers were on to-day's train, leaving at l2:15
P. NJ, to arrive in Sacramento July 1st:
1: E: Chittenden. DR.. George A. Peters, R.
Waldbridge, n. Y; Mrs. DIR. Lyford Marin
county, Cal; S. T. Boyle, St. Louis ; Miss
A. Frisbie, Millsburg, n. Y; Denis Kearney,
NJ. J. Kelly, Edward Dantorth, james A.
johnson, John Ivancovieh and wife, DIR. w.
l.. Sines, San Francisco; J. P. Jackson and
wife, Beaver Dam, Wis; A A Gibson,
jackson, Mich; Mrs. John Richards, Pnila-
delphia George Wilson. Mexico Colonel
J. H. Scully and family, U. S. Army VIM
Ryan, Yuma, A. 7.
Denis Sill Talking.
OMAHA. June 27th.-Denis Kearney passed
through Omaha to-day for San Francisco.
He says Weaver is bound to be elected Pres
ident, as the Republicans, rather than let
the Democrats have any chance to elect their
man, will go over to the Greenback- Labor
party, and the Democrats feel the same way
towards the Republicans 4; hence they, too,
will to great extent vote for Weaver. He
says the Greenbackers are sure to carry Maine
and California in any event.
Engiish's Heanness.
WASHINGTON, June 27th.-The New York
Sun-that wonderful journal for correspond
ents that never materialize in the vicinity
where they are reputed to be-has what pur-
ports to be special dispatch from Indianapo-
lis, explaining the charge that Mr.. English
gave only 81 to the sufferers of the Chicago
fire. The alleged correspondent says that
the amount of subscription was printed in a
local paper at the time. and a typographical
error made it appear 81 instead of 800, as it
actually was. This explanation of very
troublesome matter Is considered clever,
very, but not so ingenious, in the minds of
the indianapolis gentlemen here, as that of
English himself. He found that ne had made
himself rather unpleasantly conspicuous for
meanness, and a few days after the occur
renee said that the reason he only gave 81
was because he thought it was for some par
tfcular case, and not for the general relief
fund. The public is offered both explana-
tons, and can take their choice. 1t is said,
further, that at the time English made his
explanation he promised to make another do
nation of $50, but it is not known whether lie
did so or not
More Disorder In Colorado.
DENVER, June 9th The Republican's s
Buena Vista special says Last night an in
cendiary attempted to burn the Lake House,
but was caught in the act and chased by a
mob, who fred several shots, fatally wound
ing the unknown and severely wounding Cal.
vim Moon and j. A. Matthews The crowd
also attacked Judge Casey, but he escaped
The intention was to murder him. Some
time ago petition signed by citizens caused
the dismissal by Judge Casey of some men,
bers of the police force, which caused the at
tack on him. More violence is likely to
ensue.
Remarkable Swimming.
New YORK, June 27th.-George Fearn, the
English long-distance swimmer. who swan
second best to Captain Webb in the great six
days swim in the English Channel, swan to-
day from the foot of Thirty. third street, East
river, through He'll Gate and Flushing, max.
| ing the distance, estimated at fifteen miles in
8 hours, q minutes and As seconds. He
swan right through the fierce current at He'll
Gate Fearn is % years of age, and weighs
| It's pounds.
Three Boys Drowned.
BALTIMORE, June 27th.-The yawl boat of
| the coast survey steamer Bache, with fish
| ing party consisting Of James III. Patten,
engineer of the Bache. his two sons-Willie
and Jimmy Patten-and third boy named
William NJ Greenwald, was struck and upset
| yesterday afternoon in the lower harbor by a
| tow of barges, and the sons Of Patten and
| Greenwald were drowned.
! Euficrism In Massachusetts.
| SpRIYGFIELD (Massj, June 27th.-Ex-
! District Attorney Z. IL. Lathrop, one of the
| leading Butler men OF the State, has written
letter resigning his membership of the But.
ler State Central Committee and practically
walking out of the Democratic party. The
| Republican will print q letter Monday, and
says it probably represents the feeling Of
many Butler votes in Western Massachu
| sets.
The President In Connecticut.
NEW HAVEN, June 27th.-President Haye:
attended Center Church this morning. In
the afternoon he visited Center Church crypt
where the bones of his ancestors are buried.
The Weather in New York.
New York, June 27th.-The Thermometer
registered Of to day. The weather continue:
hot with no signs of rain. Coney Island
| Rockaway and Long Branch are doing an un
precedented business.
Killed by Lightning.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.L June 27th.-During the
storm Saturday afternoon three hands-Wm
Piing, Alfred Jones and John Ball, all col
ored-workinc on the farm of L. q. Mines
eight miles from this city, were killed b,
| lightning.
strike of street-RaiIroad Drivers.
New YORK, June 27th.-The drivers o
! the Second Avenue Surface Railroad strucl
to-day for an advance of twenty-five cents il
wages per day. Some who were riotous wer,
arrested. a similar strike is expected to
morrow on the Third Avenue Surface Road
Accommodating Ammunition.
CHICAGO, June 27th.-The Times Wash
ington special says The appeal for fund
being sent ont to day by Edward McPhersol
for the Republican Congressional Committee
is authorized to state that such VOLUNTEER,
contributions from persons employed in III,
service of the United States will not be oh
jected to in any official quarter.
Irish Revolutionary Convention.
PHILADELPHIA. june 27th.-Abcut fift.
delegates to the so-called Irish Revo)utionar,
Convention, which assemblies in this city to
morrow, arrived to-day. Two hundred mor
will come by the early trains tomorrow
Iowa, Nebraska, Florida, Illinois. New
York, Connecticut. New jersey, Tennesse
and Dakota Territory are represented.