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MOJAvE, Feb. 5.-Los Angeles
IA Valdez, J Basthelm, E Jones,
B A Laws, b H I,ockhart, H w
White, Chas Wilson, M Waistein,
U Castro, G Castro, A Fl .honis.
San Gabriel-A Coope !.
Wilmington-Md de Jassem.
Arizona-C H Power, Mrs II w
Regain, H 3 Williams.
SAN ~ Daubt.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 4.h--It
would appear, from the fact that
the Bar Association postponed Its
action on the death of John w.
Dwinelle until the fact was recti.
fed, that there is a possibility that
the lamented gentlemen may yet
turn up alive. The meeting adj
journed till Monday.
Vss.l Of Csarracs Grny.
SANTA BARBARA, Feb. 4.-Tbe
trial Of Clarence Gray for the MUIR
der of Theodore Clancy was COM
menced yesterday before Judge
Der SOD. OF Sacramento, who takes
Judge Hatch's place. The prose-
cution ia conducted by J. H. Kin
caid, District Attorney, Charles
Jones, Of Sacramento, and B f.
Thomas. For the defence. Harry
J. ThoYnt,n, r. b. Caultield, "A.
A. Oxlesby and w. w. Williams.
A motion for continuance for six
weeks was denied. The defence
then challenged the entire panel of
Jurors, charging that they were not
drawn lawfully. The chaIIege was
denied by the prosecution. The
defendant attempted, very unsatis-
fsctorily. to show that the jury list
was not selected by the Board Of
Supervisors lawfully.
rar,n TinAerius.
WASHINGTON, Feb. 3i.-The
WAYS and Means Committee re.
considered their vote to report the
Hurd Tariff resolution adversely,
and then postponed the matter un'
til . month from to-day, by q vote
Of six to four.
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NEW YORK, Feb. 4-Yesterday
the Western Union and Atlantic
aud Pacific Telegraph Companies
were consolidated, and at a late
hour this afternoon the Western
Union took possession of the offices
Of the other companies. The sud
den ratification Of the cOnsolida-
ton was evidently for the purpose
Of forsstalliDg any action by the
State Senate on the bill passed by
the Assembly yesterday.
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New YORK, Feb. 4.-The Judge
Advocate of the Whitaker Court.
martial, which was resumed yes
terday, has asked President DOwd
Of the Bank Of North America to
designate three writing experts to
examine the note found In Whitta-
ker's room. No reply has been re-.
ceived.
CHICAGO, February Sd. - This
morning early the Independence
Hall Lodging House and quasi
theatre wks burned. Lodgers had
. narrow escape by means of lad.
dsrs, ropes, kn0tted bedding and
the adjoining roofs. The french
rendered them valuable services
and saved many lives. Loss Oh
building and contents probably
5000; insurance. $25 ,0Us,
Excssing s~ens in enc Haas. q
CONsMOns.
r.oNDoN, Feb. 3.-Mr. Gladstone
replying 70 Cowen <Radical), sal
1t was due to the House aud to tn
Speaker that his (C4ladAtone's) &C
ton Of yesterday should be dis
GUESSED - early as possibly, but thu
the House cannot give q motion o
the subject priority over obstrut
ton resolutions, as the protectio
bill.
The remarks of the Premier wei
greeted with loud cheers.
A. M. Sullivan announced this
he withdrew his motion relative
the Speaker, AZ he refused to be
party to force. Sullivan proteste
against billions forcible removal 1
an act Of violence and Illegally
The Speaker pointed out that Di
AOu n0O ueAGu Vu0 Ou6iTs
Gladstone rose to address til
House.
O'Donohue rose to move oil &C
journment.
The Speaker ruled Gladstone |
possession of the House.
Parnell moved that Gladstone
no longer heard.
The Speaker declared that Pal
nell was defying the Chairman
Upon his persisting he was declare
to be willfully Obstructlng, an
named him.
Parnsll's suspension was the
moved, but upon an order that tn
House be cleared for division, o.
the Home Rulers refused to leav
the House.
The motion to suspend Parne
ultimately stood 405, seven HON
Rulers not voting.
1arnsll declining to withdraw
WAS foreibly removed by the Sc
geat-at-Arms, the Home RULE
waving their hats 40 he passed.
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