, 1880-08-27
TACLFiC COAST
Rev. MIR. Taln,ase Der res.


SAN Francisco, Aug. 16.-Th, was re-
port that Rev. Dewitt Talmage sited a
dance house at Leadville and Will resent
was asked by girl to join her in q j. This
has been largely illust ated in some of the
illustrated papers East. Mr.. Talmage au-
dance house in Leadville. Once in passing
down the street, he merely glanced in the
windows of one only that and nothing
more.
PetiGon 10 Declare a nuisance. .
OAKLAND, Aug. 1.-THE feeling against
the iute mill, which gives employment to a
large number of Cinnamon, is very strong.
4 petition signed by a very large number TO
declare it o nuisance, owing 10 smallpox
cases originating there, has been presented
to the Common Council. ,..g ~ .
Fires aud LOss of wheat.
GRipLEv, CAL, Aug, IA fire, which
originated from machine in use on L. X.
Browns ranch, destroyed three stocks of
wheat and several acres of grain.
1gi vessel Lost.
SAN Francisco, August lS.--- Intelligence
has Just come TO hand that the schooner
Nacay was lost of Falmouth harbor, on the
Coast OF Alaska, on the Gath Of June last.
The crew was saved.
Miaing stocks. s
SAN FRANoIsoo, Aug. l6.'-Min!ng stocks
opened weak this morning, but in considera'
ton of the unusual number Of buyers rallied
again at the second session OF the board and
they are stronger and higher. =, .r .
On Trkai.
~, 1anr, A,,o Ganroa ayac DC ha;yp
tried for the murder Of j. X. Harmon, who
was brutally killed last January. .
judicial Decision.
Los ANGELES, Aug 19.-Judge Sepulveds
decides that the law passed by the last
Legislature, forbidding licensing Chinese,
unconstitutional.
search for the Jeauastts. ..a
SAN Francisco, Aug. l9.-The revenue
cutter, Thomas Corwin, which brought the
captured schooner Leo to San Francisco, re-
ports, in an interview with Chronicle re-
porter, that there Is no reason to fear the
safe ty Of the Jeanette, as she is probably
In Winter quarters at Wrangel Land, and it
is quite probable the missing crews of the
two whalers have joiped the Jeanette there.
The Corwia has slcdges and twenty dogs,
and will push fer Wlangel Land. Arctic
explorers Believe there is shore open to
the Polar sea. |Gt aTN fgy.uD t..I
Fouud Dead fn HAS Bedroom.
SACRAMENTO. Aug. 20.-A waiter named
George jackson, at O'Clock on tho norm
ing OF the 10th, was found dead in his bed
in the international Hotel. A four-ounce
bottle of morphine WIS focnd in ono Of his
pockets, one-third OF its contents gone,
Jackson had been in the habit Of taking
morphine to allay the pain OF an incurable
disease. '.' ..t.ts .NfAH
a.r workingmen's Convention.
STOCKTON, Aug. 2O.-The Workingmens
Convention assembled on the evening of the
10Th and nominated w. +. Allender for the
Assembly, N. B. jerks for recorder and
John Kilen for supervisor OF the dlst dis
/ trict. The convention expects the Demo.
| 0rats will endorse the nominations. '"
Chnd scalded 10 Death.
NEVADA CrrY, Aug. 20.-Louia, the six
year old son Of l.. W. Dreyfuss an old resi-
| dent of this place, was accidentally scalded
to death this afternoon by falling into
large vat OF boiling water. r...g
. siOck Board.
SAN FRANcIsoo, Aug, 20.-At the morn
| ing's session OF the Stock Board business
transactions we're moderate. Thig after
noon stocks are rather heavy, but no actual
| decline from yesterdays prices. % .a