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SAN FRANCISCO, April II. I'm.
lie Lunheimer, travelling salesman
for Flasehenn Bros, Shreveport,
Louisiana, and President of the
Louisiana Lodge, I. o. B. B. 107,
committed suicide at the Baldwin
Hotel yesterday by shooting him.
self. Letters left by deceased indi.
cats poverty as the cause of his
suicide.
A dispatch from Redding, Cali.
fornia, says: A passenger train
on the Oregon railroad from Sacra-
mento, due last night, met with an
accident about five miles below
here at place called China Gulch.
The whole train went over the
trestle, and the engine and cars are
3 total wreck. The following are
Eehames of the killed and wound.
ed: Geo. Smith, engineer, killed;
Rogers. fireman, killed; Robert
Johnson, messenger, leg broken;
bruised. Other train men are more
or less bruised. Several passen.
gers were in the rear car. but it
did not 90 off the embankment
and they escaped. The cause of
the accident wHs cloud-burst
which raised the creek so high
that it washed out the eubauk-
ment.
EavthQuaky.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1l.--An
earthquake Yesterday morning, at
2:15 O'Clock, was felt throughout
the central part of the State. 1t
lasted from ten to fifteen seconds.
No damage.
Another G,Rriux Gsrry ma. c-r'ss
SACRAMENTO, April 1l.--SEN.
ATE.--Sears introduced bill divid-
lug the State into Congressional
districts, as follows: First-Del
Norte, Humboldt, Mendocino, Trim.
ity, Siskiyou, Modoc, Shasta, Las
sen, Tehama, Plumas, Butte, Yuba,
Sierra, Nevada and Placer. Sec
ond-Napa, SoIano, Yolo, Sutter,
Sacramento, Ell Dorado, Amador,
Calaveras, Alpine. Tuolumne,
Mariposa and Contra Costa.
The third district is composed
of the territory now embraced
in the 9th and 10Th Senatorial Dis
tricts of San Francisco together
with the counties of Colusa, Lake,
Sonoma and Marin. The 4th
District is the territory Of San
Francisco now inclucded in the
1lth, 18th and 18th Districts. The
9th 10 composed of Alameda, San
Mateo, San Joaquin, Stanislaus,
Mercej, Fresno, San Benito,
Mono, Tulare and Inyo.
The 9th of Santa Clara,
Santa Cruz, Monterey, San Luis
Obispo, Kern, Santa Barbara, Ven.
tpra, Los Angeles, San Bernardo.
no and San Diego. The Republi.
cans, according to the figures OF
the last election, have u slight ma
jority in all the districts except the
Fourth. Sears contends that the
districts are Of compact and con.
tiguous territory. The maj jorities,
according to the vote at the last
election, are as follows.
First District Republican majority 565
Second -Repuhlican majority. 914
Third-Republican mojority ........ 865
Fourth--Democratic majority about. 5000
Fifth-Republican msjority. ..... 776
Hixth-Republican majority. ......... 932
On second reading the considera-
ton of the Road bill was resumed.
Wendell offered an amendment
to place the funds On q cash basis,
providing that no warrant shall be
drawn unless there is money In the
fund to pay 1t. Adopted,
Recess.
Atia~s,o aud Pacific u. II. nonds
Placed.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 11.--Sub-
soription books were opened in
London Saturday and in New York
and San Francisco to-day for ten
million six per cent. first mortgage
land grant bonds, issued by the At
lsntic and Pacific railroad. From
the Anglo California Bank the San
Francisco agency,it is learned that,
while few bonds will be reserved for
sale here, the bulk of them was
taken In London as coon as offered.
Ban Francisco Market Repors.
GAN FRANCISCO, April 11th.-
Wheat-Quiet; No. ], 81. l.40@l. .42A;
No. 2, $1.35@1.372. Barlcy-Stsg-
nant; feed, S5c@90; brewing, SIG
1OO}; for light, 81. l.15@1.20; for
bright, heavy standard Chevalier,
ST. 16@l.2O; coast do, 95c@Sl. Oats
Strong; good and choice, $1.45@
LOO; common, $l.374@1.423; Sur.
prise, SLIGO. Corn-L0wer; large
yellow, $lO5; small round do;
81. 10; white, $1.822@1.35. Hay
$o@l4. Potatoes-Humboldt Red,
Sl.l2}; do Peachblows, 81; do
Kidneys, 90c; Petalumas and To.
males, 90c@$l; Early Rose. 60c@
81; Oregon, SOC. Wool, l7@20c
Tns Bariaa Of Senator CeFpsnser,
MILWAUKEE,, April 1.-THE re-
mains ct the late Senator Mat
thews Hale Carpenter were buried
yeeteeoay Afternoon at the Forrest
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