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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS

Newhall is looming up as a prospective
railroad center.
Tombstone, A. T., is to have theater
and mining exchange.
1t has been no. in the shade at Tucson.
a. T., and not case of sunstroke.
The army worm has made its appearance
in Trinity Valley, and will probably do
great damage to crops.
A San Bernardino man has contracted to
bud $4,000 peach trees and 5000 orange
trees this year in that region.
The Adm School District, Big Valley,
Modoc county, has voted to issue $1,000
in bonds, for completing a new school
house.
The whole number of school children in
Truckee is ga number under five years
of age rs; number attending public
schools 1873; attend private schools, and
60 do not attend any school.
The Laguna, at the head OF the Temescal
Valley, located about 20 miles south of
Riverside, is now some 80 feet lower than
it was years ago when it discharged its
Surplus waters into the Santa Ana river.
The Modoc Independent says that tie
crickets are taking the Pit River Valley,
and that an immense drove of these pests
is approaching Alturas. 1t is said there
are enough of them to cover ten square
miles of ground to the depth of six inches
An Arizona miner says: To keep your
drinking water cool, take any ordinary
canvas sack 1--WE use an ore sack) and sus.
pend it where q draught will strike it.
Fill it up with water after it has been
soaked bit. In day or two it will leak
no more than an ola, and will guarantee
to dessiccative community you will have
cooler water by ten degrees than by the
old earthen jar.
Lately, near Tombstone, A. T., work.
men digging well reac red a depth of Al
feet and encountered what looked like a
wall of burnt brick. Cutting through
this. which was several feet in thickness.
they struck large flow of water, and had
barely time to get out of the well. At
present the well has depth of II feet of
water. As to whether the water comes
from one Of natures storehouses, or from
covered reservoir built by the Toltecs or
Aztecs, and covered by an eruptive flow
from the neishboring Dragons, is net yet
known.
There is leathery old Chinaman who
walks about the streets of Carson, says the
Appeal for whom the age of l60 is claimed
by his countrymen. One who takes a cas-
ual glance at the old skeleton would not
fix his age at less than 260. His joints
creak with every motion of his body, and
seem to need oiling. His old rags serve
the purpose of keeping his body together
rather than for covering. He ought
never to be cold, having hardly any flesh
to feel the inconvenience arising from a
lack of heat. His hair is composed of
few scanty tufts which are located just be-
hind the ears, and would be snow white if
washed out. He denies having handled
any of General Washington's wet nurses
on his knee, which indicates that he has
not as yet been Americanized.
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ANOTHER STRAW

Since the resignation of Mr.. Conkling
his friends have been asserting that when
Ohio came to express her opinion upon
the quarrel between the President and the
New York ex-senator, the latter would be
sustained overwhelmingly. Yesterday the
Ohio Republican State Convention met and
re-nominated Governor Foster by acclama-
ton. This of course is the very strongest
proof that could be given that the Repub.
licans of Ohio stand by the President, and
condemn the course of Mr.. Conkling.
When Ohio comes to vote the friends of
the latter gentleman will no doubt be
made to realize that however large he may
have doomed in their eyes heretofore, the
destinies of the Republican party are not
bound up in him, and that it does not
think it absolutely necessary to sneeze
when he takes snuff.
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DRAINAGE.

a correspondent suggests that Captain
Liernur's pneumatic system of drainage is
the one which ought to be applied to this
city. We have never had any doubt that
this system was in all respects as applicable
to Sacramento as to Amsterdam, so far as
the removal of the sewage is concerned.
There is, however, consideration which
must be taken into account, and that is
the economical value of the system.
Captain Liernur at Amsterdam has con.
verted the sewage into fertilizer which
under the name of poudrette finds a ready
sale in the European markets at about $40
per ton. He relies on the sale OF this pro-
duct of the sewage for the reduction of the
cost of introducing and maintaining His
system. But ii it should be found after
his system had been established that there
was no market for the poadrette, it is clear
that the question of cost would be alto.
gether changed. Now while we are con-
WINGED hatPouarette is powerful fertilizer,
and while we believe that it could be ad-
vantageously employed on many kinds Of
soil in this State, it is necessary to point
out that hitherto California farmers have
shown no disposition to use fertilizers of
any description, and that in fact manures
have only been employed at all for market
gardens, and that on very small scale.
It may be urged that we could send tie
psudreth ont of the State, to Nevada, or
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AUToCRAcY WITH ITS TEETH CHAT.
TERIEG.

The account of the present life of the
Gar is certainly not calculated to create
envy of his situation, though it may well
provoke wonder at the obstinacy which is
sacr ficing his peace of mind and happiness
to pride which his physical courage can
not support. He is in hourly terror of as
sassination. He knows that he must con-
tinue to live in this state of abject fear so
long as he refuses to make any concessions
to the revolutionary element, yet he pre-
fers this hideous existence to compromise
in any shape. He is in fact self-immo-
lated victim to the autocratic principle.
He cannot trust anyone. He dare not
emerge from his fortress prison without a
huge escort. He expects every day to be
poisoned or blown up. And yet he faces
the prospect of an inteIminable continual
tion of this kind of existence, though he is
literally being frightened to death. APP
parently if the Nihilists only keep up their
present threatening attitude a few months
longer there may be another imperial
funeral, and that without previous assas-
sination.
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NOT A POLITICIAN.

San Francisco's Mayor has been amusing
himself with the easy credulity of the good
people Of Rockland, Maine. He preached
there last Sunday, and among other re-
markable statements he then made was
one to the effect that she went out of
business and politics in Kansas, and has
"not gone into either since" He was
"not," he said, engaged in politics in
San Francisco; he was a minister still. :"
The idea of Mr.. Kalloch's retirement from
politics, and OF his posing as purely evan
gelical character, is very refreshing. The
statement however will certainly be news
to the people Of San Francisco, and we
should think it calculated to slightly be-
wilder even those pachydermatous folks
who have accepted him as their spiritual
guide and teacher The story of Apanias
and Sapphire has not been expunged from
the revised New Testament, as would
seem to be Mr.. Kalloch's present delusion,
and it appears scarcely worth his while to
put himself deliberately on record as an
emulator OF that worthy couple, for the
sake of hooking strange congregation.
This may be Mr.. Kalloch's notion of a
practical joke, but it is certainly nat re.
spectful to his cloth.
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THIS moRs1Ne's NEWS.

In New York Government bonds are quoted at
1l7l for IS OF 1907; l0S for IS OF 1881; Has for
Ala: sterling, "a s5@4 81 ; silver bars, i12.
Silver in London, Did; consols, 100 1-l6; 8 per
cent. United States bonds l064: Is, 1903 as ISL
In San Francisco half dollars are quoted at !
dis ount to par Mexican dollars 9o@9oic.
At Liverpool wheat is quoted at 9s Sd Cos Cd for
good to choice California.
Minicg stocks in San Francisco were again quiet
Yesterday, the variations either way not being
worthy Of mention.
Proceedings have been commenced at Santa Cruz
to foreclose a mortgage OF s125,000 on the Santa
Cruz Railroad
Nothing new was elected from the witnesses fol
the defense in the Gray murder trial at Redwood
City yesterday.
In the case of Bruce McHugh, run over and
killed bya construction train in San Demanding
county Monday, Coroner's jury rendered a verdict
of accidental death.
An important discovery of coal was recently
made in New Mexico the Arizona line.
The body of james Mcconnell, drowned at Port
land, Or, last week, was recovered yesterday.
Jesse Smith shot and killed Frank Baker, th'
Sheriff, at Dlnville, Va, yesterday.
A Victoria, b. c., dispatch, says that Senator
Cornwall is to be the new Governor of the prov
ince.
The first train Of cars reached Yale, B. c., Tues
day.
After being in quarantine six weeks the bark H
Buck came to the wharf at Victoria yesterday.
The N-vada Grand Lodge, l. O. o. F., Is in ses
sion at Eureka.
James Reilly, ex-Postmaster of Hamilton, New.
has been arrested on a charge of fraud while il
office.
Two freight trains came in collision yesterday OF
the Wabash Railroad, in Illinois, causing $50, 00t
damage.
Albert Carrot, Missouri Pacific conductor, killed
himself at st. Louis yesterday.
Count de Donhet, life Senator OF France, is
dead.
The Theater Royal, at Belfast, Ireland, was burned
yesterday.
The Ohio Republicans yesterday renominated Gov
ernor Foster by reclamation. J. G. Richards wa.
nominated for Lieutenant Governor.
At Espanola, N. NJ, two desperadoes attacked
store and killed the proprietor, and were pursued
by lynchers, who killed one aud captured the other
Fred Baxter shot and killed Valentine Marquis a
Santa Fe N. NJ. Tuesday night.
The grand musical festival opened at Omaha las
night with an audience of 1000 persons
The trouble in Ireland continues, and serious dis
turbines are now of daily occurrence.
No essential change occurred yesterday in tn
Senatorial struggle at Albany.
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THE UNIVERSITY REVOLUTION.

The Regents have carried out the pro-
gramme of the Advisory Committee, with
one exception. They accepted the resig-
nation of Ls Conte as President of the
University, but they have not yet declared
the Chair Of Physics vacant. Perhaps
they thought that this would be to declare
somewha. too plainly the nature of their
animus, though there can be little doubt
that the original intention, which was to
get rid Of Professor LIE Conte altogether,
has been merely shelved temporarily. Pro-
fessor Welcker also has been removed,
after controversy the character of which
appears to have been most unfortunate.
The majority of the Regents made a
serious blunder at the outset by
refusing to admit the press. 1t was the
more serious because the press never
theless obtained full reports of the pro-
ceedings, and because these reports showed
very plainly why it had been sought to
exclude the reporters. The contest in the
Board was substantially partisan contest.
The Republicans voted almost solidly for
the removal of lie Conte and Welcker, and
the Democrats voted solidly for their re-
tention. The Republicans who had planned
the revolution refused to give any adequate
reasons for the changes they proposed and
this was the worst and most significant
feature of the occasion. II has been al
legged that Messrs. LIE Conte and Welcker
have proclaimed their sympathy with Sc
cession. This is the justification which
some "stalwart Republicans allege for
their removal. No doubt il Professors lie
Conte and Welcker did this they were
very foolish. So they would have been had
they proclaimed their belief in the geocen-
tric theory, or in witchcraft. But unless
these fantastic faiths interfered directly
with their usefulness as teachers, it mat
tered very little what they believed. No
sane man in these days thinks that be-
lief In secession has any political or
other significance. The whole subject is
obsolete and outgrown. But if the Board
of Regents thought otherwise if it held
that it was bound to take notice of such
follies as these Professors are charged with /;
there can be no question that it ought to
have made its indictments in a manly,
frank and open way, and have called upon
the accused for their defense. 1t is the
secrecy and underhande1ness of its pro.
ceedings, quite as much as anything else,
that give color to the damaging reports
now in circulation. The Regents have
acted most injudiciously, and as regards
Messrs. lie Conte and Welcker most un-
fairly. And whatever may be said in
defense of their course the belief that
partisan politics are controlling them
will obtain among the people, and will
prejudice the interests OF the University
greatly.
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effectively. Witness she'd no tears and as.
sumed bullying rather than sorrowful
manner. He was bitter in his denunciatians
of Stearns. Tebbetts and others, contradicted
Winchester fatty, laid great stress upon his
tions to shoot him if he resisted. While his
testimony was substantially as in the tcrmer
trial, the manner of giving it was materially
different. Self-defense seemed to be his great
reliance. The cross examination will COM
mence tomorrow morning, and all the evi-
dence will close probably before noon. There
has been great revu.sion of feeling In this
city against Gray since the beginning OF the
trial. The prosecution has been much
stronger and the defense weaker than at
Santa Barbara
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BuSINESS COlIECES

SaRborne, Vail & Co.-Importers and Mapu.sct.
urers of Mirrors, holdings and Frames, Chromos
Engravings, Brackets, Easels, Statuary and
Artists Materials, No. S57 Market street
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sTATIoNHRs, PRINTERS, ETC.

II. 8. Crocker & CO.-Importing and Manufact-
uring Stationers, Printers and Lthographers, Nos.
2l5, 2l7 and PIG Bush street, above Sansome.
A. j. leary-Stationera and Publisher, and Account
Book Manufacturer, 402 and 40i Sansome street
Coopcr's Book store-Ns. 745 Market street.
All kinds of Stationery cheap.
Honcs:~II, Alien Il co.-wholesale Paper Deal
ers. Nos. Alb and As Sa1some street.
Methodist Book Depository and National
Temperance Publication Society. Rev. j. B. Hin,
Agent. Agency for Stylographic Fountain Pens
and Stylographic Copying Books. No. l04l Market
street hetp,aen sixth and Seventh.
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WHOLESALE cRocERs.

Welifnan, Peck AZ Importers and Whole
sale Gfocers and De lers IN Tobacco and Cigars,
Nos. l26 TO 132 Market, and No. 20 California
Root 1t SsnGersOn-Importers and Wholesale
Taber, Harker q Co.-Importers and Wholesale
Grocers, Nos. 1GS aud ITO California street.
SACRAMENTO PEHnRH.iINI0N
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ARIZONA.
An Important Diseovery-serious Quarre

An Important DiseOvery-Serious Quarrel.
Tucson, June Sth.-A special to the Star
from Tombstone gives the particulars of an
important discovery in southwest New Mex
ico Sometime since j. c. Truman, A. Cross
and J. G. Parke organized a party to pros
pect the Guadalupe mountains, and while in
the foothills of that range. eight miles from
the Arizona lice, coal was discovered in large
quantities Recent mountain torrents, caused
by cloud-burst, in sweeping through tie
arroyos, had cut a channel SO deep that veins
of coal from two to ten feet in width were
uncovered. After taking up the lands. Mr..
Truman and his party were attacked by In-
dians in Skeleton canyon and driven off.
Troops are now en- route to the scene from
Fort Bowie.
Serildo Leon and man named Pesqueira,
two prominent Mexican citizens of this place,
got into an alteration last night concerning
water rights. The difficulty culminatedi in Pes.
guerra striking Leon over the head with a
shovel, breaking the skull and exposing the
brain. Pesqueira claims that Leon attempted
to draw pistol upon him. The injured man
will probably die. Pesausira is in Jail, pend.
ing the result of the injuries,
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TOBACCO AND CIGARS.

Geo. Loomis, Plaza stores-(5uccessor to C. ?.
Van Setback Coz Importer, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Imported and Domestic Cigars.
Depot for celebrated brsrds OF skey West
Cigars; Old Judge" Fragrant Vanity Fair"
"Caporal" Cigarettes and Tobaecos Pipes aud
Smokers Articles generally; Yankee Notions,
etc. Nos. zoe TO 72o Kearny street, opposite the
Plaza
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NEW MEXICO.
Desperadoes Promptly Punished,

EsPANoLA, June Sth.-Two desperadoes
named Knowles and Conner attacked Vor.
hees' store, intending to rob it, and shot the
the proprietor, probably fatally. The latter
returned the fire, and the desperadoes fed
A lynching party Immediately organized and
pursued the outlaws Knowles was shot dead
and Common was captured and returned to.
day, and will undoubtedly be lynched to-
p;abt
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DRY GOODS.
kcane Rrns

keane Bros.-Dry Goods Importers. Nos lo7 to
il5 kearny ST. The largest house, largest stock and
lowest prices in San Francisco AL country orders
executed with promptness snd special attention.
The White House The Oldest Dry Goods House
IN San Francisco. We import direct from the
principal marts in Europe, consequently can sell
lower than any other house in the trade. Country
orders attended to. j. W. Davidson 4 Co., Nos
lol and los Kearny street. San Francisco.
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Says the Anaheim Gazette, w. M.
Bailey, who returned from Newhall few
days ago, informs us that what was at one
time promising field of 5000 acres Of
barley, has been nearly all destroyed by
gophers-fully 1900 acres of it being
made worthless.
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Sacramento, June Shy Rev. l. E. Dwinell. at the
residence Of the brides parents, Perry Curtis to
Ida Herzog, both OF this city. NO cards)
Bodie, June Nv. n. Mayberry to Kate A. McCabe.
Susanvi,le, May 29-Lee L. Harbert to Inez
Spslding
Big Valley, May 2a-H. o. Page to Miss Coates.
Grass Valley, June 6-Alexander Meuuier to Mary
Hunters.
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ant in . direct line BY son of King John Of
England.
The first engine with train of cars reached
Yale yesterday. Six miles of the road ID in
running order.
The baIque Henry Buck, after six weeks
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NEVADA.
Grand Lodge, i. D. o. F.-Sew Laws-Ihe
RIchmond.4lbl0n Cases-lrrest OF an
Ey.PaSfmasfer.

Ex.Postmaster.
EUREKA, June Shat the session of the
Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F., to-day, the special
Committee on Constitution for Subordinate
Lodges presented new constitution for their
government, which was read and adopted
seriatim. Among the important laws was
one defining that weekly benefits shall not
exceed one-half the amount of annual dues.
Members are prohibited the use of intoxicat-
ing liquors TO such an extent as to neglect
their business or family, under penalty of ex-
pulsion. A member holding membership for
period of twenty-five years in Lodge may
apply to another for membership before TAX.
ing Withdrawal card. The terms of subor-
dinate Lodges are reduced from one year to
six months.
The first CT the series of cases, involving
title to the ground in dispute between the
Richmond and Albion, has been set for July
9th. There are four of these Richmond
Albion cases, which it will take the District
Court eight weeks to try.
Deputy United States Marshal Matt Kyle,
on orders from the Circuit Court at Carson,
to-day arrested James Reilly, ex-Postmaster
of Hamilton, Nevada, on charge of fraud
while in ofhce, in having required an employe
to receipt for larger sums of money than were
actually paid. Bonds required are $40 Geo.
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Justiflablc Homicide.

YREKA. June Sth.-Trafton. who shot and
killed Woods last Wednesday at Shovel
Creek, on the Klamath river, was examined
too day and acquitted, the evidence showing
that he acted in self defense.
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DRUGS. CHEMICALS.

A. =. Downing AZ Son Wholesale Deale
in Druggists and Proprietary Specialties, No. IL
Second street. Grand Hotel Building.
Justin Gates.-PioneeI Druggist, removed 10 7es
Montgomery street. Country orders solicited.
langley a MIchaeis- Wholesale Druggists. I'm
porters of pure French, English and German drugs
Northeast corner Front and Pine streets
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Maison D0rce-No. PIT Kcarny street. Ladies'
and gentlemens restaurant Private rooms up
stairs All the delicacies of the market.
swaiE's Family Bakery and Dining
Saloon-No. 636 Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream, oysters jelGes, etc, constantly on hand
Families supplied.
Original italian Ecstaurant-No. $40 Clay
st., bet. Leidesdorff and Sansome N. Gambon,
late Manager OF Campi Restaurant, has taken the
management. 1t will be run in best Italian style.
FIeiscln,sn's Vienna Model ssaIcry-No. 205
Kearny street, Roemer Bros, Proprietors Coffee,
Chocolate, Lunch, Ice Cream and Oysters. All
kinds of Cakes constantly on hand Parties and
families snnnlich
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Hermann, The Hafter-No. 1856 Eearny street.
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices
Factory No. II Belden street.
N. Manufacturer and Importer Of
Hats and Hat Materials. Wholesale and Retail.
Northeast corner Montgomery and Bush streets,
and 402 Kearpy
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cLoTHIERs. ETC.

George Ioomis-" Plaza Stores" successor to C.
p. Van Setback & COY Importer, Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in Mems Furnishing Goods Cloth
ing, Hats, Trunks, Yankee Notions etc, Nos. zoo
to 20 kearny street
). W. Carmauy (successorto Germany & Crosette
Dealer in Shirts and Mems Furnishing Goods
Shirts made to order speciality. No. 25 keany
street, between Market and Post.
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HARDWARE. IRON. sTEEL. Erc.

VIII d FiBck-Importing and Manufacturing
Cutters and Bellhangers, No. 769 Market street.
Marcus G. Hawley IL Co.-Importers OF Hard
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos S0l S03,
305, 307 and 800 Market street. San Francisco.
CarOlan. Cory q Co.-Im1orters of Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for tho Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Co., and South
ington Cutlery Co. Nos. 100 aud ~ Front street.
and Nos. III and l19 California street.
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DENTISTRY.


hhc oaiy plaec In this State where the
making and giving Of pure ga is made speciality
OF iIom the formula Of the Celebrated COTTON
DENTAL ASSOCIATION, New York, origiuators
OF the use of gas for POSITIVELY Extracting
teeth without pain, is at Nos 925 and 927 Market
street, above Fifth opposite Mason
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CALIFORNIA.

Etc...................Et Etc .................E Etc.
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EDUCATIONAL PUBLICATIONS.

Albert Lyser q Co.-Publishers "PaeiAe School
and Home Journal > monthly; So per year, in
advance. Devoted to Educational interests Of the
Pacific coast. Official Organ State Department Of
Public Instruction. No. SIS Market street.