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PROBABLY A FALSE REPORT,

The accoun. of successful repulse of
the first division of the English army by
the Egyptians is not confirmed by any SUBJ
sequent information. Ga the contrary the
Egyptians appear to be retreating from
day to day, and to be defeated whenever
they venture to make stand. So far as
known G neral Wolseley has not acknowl
edged check of any kind, and as he GER
tainly could not have ignored so decided q
repulse as the dispatches of Sunday night
reported, the rational presumption is that
the alleged defeat of the British troops did
not occur. Tue scattered information
from several points which comes to hand
indicates that the Egyptian army is mainly
composed OF peasants taken from their
farms, and that it is suffering greatly for
want of supplies. The English are them
selves very greatly disconnected by the
intense heat of the desert, but il they can
stand this for a few days they will be able
to force Arab to give them battle, and
General Wolseley may then decide the
campaign at a single blow.
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would not publish it, though it had pre-.
vicusly discussed the questions which Gov
ernor Stanford answered, and though it had
been forced to admit that these questions
presented all the salient points of the con.
troversy very fairly. No better proof than
this could be afforded of the cowardice
ahd unfairness of Hearst's organ. 1t will
not publish Governor Stanford's letter be-
cause it cannot meet his arguments, and
because it realizes that its readers would
by these arguments be convinced OF the
falsity of its position on the railroad ques
ton. Indeed, it is noticeable that the NEST
blatant aati-railroad sheets, including the
Chronicle, have in like manner ignored the
Stanford letter. The reason of this is
too clear to need explanation. They are
afraid to give it to their readers, b, cause
if they did they would be compelled to
confess that they had been lying about the
whole question. The Republican Conven-
ton may see from this incident how hollow
and fraudulent is the anti railroad position.
1t only needs to be encountered boldly and
the whole edifce of fraud aud fiction will
melt away. The antl-railroad organs dare
not allow the President of the Central Pa
cific Railroad to defend his corporation il
their columns. When he indicates the
course of his company these journals do al
| IL
hearing what he has to say. This fact i:
significant enough of the true character Of
the anti-raiiroad howl.
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The IRISH CoESTABULARY.


The dissffection of the Irish Constabu.
larry appears to be deep rooted, and moi
to yield to the efforts of the Government
The promise tina. the grievances of the
corps should be looked into only pacifed
the men for short time, and now they ap
pear to be on the verge of general strike
or wholesale emigration. They are, O.
course, fully aware Of their own impor.
ance, and know that government in Ireland
cannot be carried on without them. Il
would not be possible to replace this highly
trained corps at short notice, and should
they resign in body very serious conse
quences might follow. The Government,
therefore, is certain to yield as far as pos
sible to their demands. and il they are moi
altogether unreasonable they ought to be
able to mako their own terms. At pres
emit, however, a large number of them
seem disposed to leave the service in any
event, and to emigrate.
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ing. Police officer Stesbb, attempting to ar.
rest them, was was shot by Horn through the
right lung. He ia now in the hospital, with
the chances against his recovery. Horn was
shot in the laft side-a flesh wound only-and
Il now 10 Jail. Gardiner was shot through
the lett hand and right arm, and is in the hos
pital. Sseabb is good officer and citizen.
Ii his wound is mortal, Horns life is not
worth insuring. Both he and Gardiner be-
long to that disreputabls class which a1y
community is well rid of.
Held 10 Answer-ETectIye Dredging,
PORTLAND, August 29th.-The preliminary
examination of William Van Damme, charged
with an attempt to murder his wife last
wednesday night, was concluded to-day, and
Van Damme was held to answer before the
Grand Jury 10 the sum of So, COO. in default
CT which he was committed to the County
Jail.
TIE steamer WalIa Walla finished the
work OF securing st. Helen's bar to-day, hay.
ing secured channel fifteen feet wide and
twenty. i've feet deep at the lowest tide. and
che will commence work tomorrow at Walk.
er's Island, the only remaining bar in the
Columbia river, and will cut through in two
days. The effectiveness of the work st ST.
Hsien's bar exceeded the most ssnguine ex-
pectations, and is a revelation both to the
Government engineers and to all river men.
Ships drawing twenty-five feet will now be
able to reach Portland without lishtering at
the lowest stage of water.
COrOner's jury -PrOspector Drowned
The Astoria Shooting Anair-sawmtlI
Burned.
PORTLAND. August 29sh.-The Coroner's
J ury In the Petch case are sitting with closed
doors at Lafayette, admitting no one but
| witnesses The OregOnidn's correspondent
saw one juryman VINO said they had made
important discoveries.
A Stevens Creek, Montana Northern Pa.
| cihc 'front.', special says John Case, g pros
pector, was drowned to-day, while attempt
| ing to cross Clark's Fork in a leaky boat. His
| wife and babe are en- route from Santa Fe to
| Join him.
The Oregonian has the following particu,
lars of the Astoria shooting affair When
| Steabb heard the shots he ran to the entrance
staircase inside the door. Horn was shooting
| down stairs at Gardner. Steabb, large,
powerful man, climbed an awning-post to
| enter an upstairs front window to arrest
Horn, who saw him, and fred, and Steabb
! ran his hand through window. pane and re.
turned the fire, hitting Horn in the side, and
| the latter retreated to the woman's room.
| Steabb followed, and as he feared forward to
look In Horn fired the probable fatal shot.
Steabb staggered against hall partition, and
Horn escaped bya back window and made
his way to his room, where he was arrested
by Chief OF Police Lsnghry. Steabb has a
wife and babe.
A large sawmIll at Newaukum, W. T.,
was burned last night. Loss, $40, 900; no in.
| 5urance
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OPEN DEFIANCE

After the adjournment of Congress 9
large number Of departmental places were
filled by the President, and they were all
filled on the old plan that is to say. GER.
tain Senators and Congressman were al.
lowed SO many appointments each, and
political reasons alone dictated the whole
of them. Civil service reform was delib.
erately and openly ignored. No attempt
was MAGE examine any of the appoinsees
As to their fitness; Yet this happened i'm.
mediately upon ths> SUaef session in
which an appropriation was made for The
purpose OF carrying out the law on the
civil service examinations, and in the teeth
of the strongest public sentiment on the
subject that has ever existed. 1t is eyi.
dent that civil service reform viii not take
place until the machine" men are threst
neck and heels out of power. Then, md
not till then, will they understand thai
they have mistaken public opinion.
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Headquarters First Artillery Reg.

lment Fourth Brigade, n. G.. c., Camp <>StA
hammond, at Laurel Grove, Marin county, ylf$E{
August q, lSs2.-The Colonel commanding s9IkzsS
TINS regiment, now in its third annual encampment
takes this occasion, behalf of the officers and
men OF the command to publicly express their
sentiments of thankfulness to VIM T Coleman for
MS uneNamped generosity in furnishing the reg
inieht, Tree Of all cost, with the most admirable
camp ground 1t has been the fortune Of citizen SOL
dlery to occupy; to Mrs. VIM. 7. Coleman for aera
IaVors sent to headquarters; to the Press o. the
stale Tor kindly notices and criticisms of this effort
Oh portion OF the State militia to perfect its organ
lzaton and realize the highest purposes OF its exist
ence; to the COMMANDMENT Chief and Staff, and
General Tozer and Staff for visiting the camp and
encouraging the men by their presence; to tle Di-
vision oflcers; to the Commanding and Staff Off.
GERS OF the Second Brigade and Fifth battalion for
the hospitable reception given the officers and men
OF the regiment; and to the various officers and
men OF other military organizations who have favored
this camp with their presence -particu arl, Lieu
tenant-Colonel Chamberlain, Of General Barr es'
stan. and Captains Bell and IIolyoke Second Arii-
lery and First Infantry, for favors received 1t is
with special satisfaction that the services of Lieu
tenant and Quartermlster Reardon ami the force
assigned him are recognized in preparing the camp
Tor occupancy and in this relation is bEt Justice
TO acknowledge the obligations Of the regiment to
Suartermasters Sergeant W. D. Card, under whose
immediate direction so much was done in advance
TO provide for the comfort OF the regiment In this
relation, also, the Colonel Commanding in recog-
niZing the efficiency of all his Staff desires to espe-
cialiy acknowledge his obligations to Paymaster
George l. Bush. Messrs Weinstock & Lubin and
Peterson Flaherty OF Sacrament city, are also
entitled to the thanks OF the Regiment for valuable
prizes donated for drilling and shooting while in
camp BY order OF T. w. SHEEHAN,
Colonel Commanding Regiment
FRED. NEARY, Captain and AdJutant.
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WARRINGTON TERRITORY.
Shot and KIIIed for a r,,c,,r

OLYMPIA, August 29sh.-Tbis morning.
about o'clock, logger named Andrew ],
McLsre, while in an intoxicated condition,
In some uuaccountsble manner gained en-.
trance to the hallway of Wells, Fargo &
Co.'s Office. The wife of Mr.. Stevens, the
agent, was awakened by the noise of some
one trying to gain an entrance through the
inner door (which led to the sitting.room
The noise continuing, Mrs. Stevens awcke
her husband, who demanded who was there,
and repeatedly ordered him away No salts.
factory answer being returned to bis INQUIRIES,
and the party still endeavoring to force the
door, MIR. Stevens in his own defense
felt obliged to fire, and the bullet
passed through the panel of the
door, entered the body of the man
outside, killing him almost instantly. A
Coroners jury was impaneled this morning,
who, aftes short deliberation, brought in a
verdict of justifable homicide. The further
hearing of the case will be had before Jus.
tice. Unfortunately the man who was killed
was not professional burglar, but rather an
iaCtfenslve man, who was much addicted to
the use of liquor, which eventually resulted
in his untimely death. No one can regret
the occurrence any more than Agent Stevens,
bus the opinion generally prevails that he
could have acted otherwise, all tee circum.
stances being taken into cons Iteration. De.
Cease0 Was Ieslu-n NJ OF oyster BAY. In
Mason county. about 30 years old, and was
married to an Indian woman in that vicinity.
Verdict OF a C.raner's Jury Jubilation
OF Cftfzens-NO Primaries.
WALLA WALLA, August 2a.h.-The in.
quest over the body of Allen. killed Friday
week, was concluded to-day. The verdict of
the jury was that he came to his death from
the effects of gunshot wound from a pistol
In the hands of a soldier by the name of Rey-
nolds, now confined in the County Jail.
Work was commenced this morning on the
new railroad to connect Walla Walls witt
the interior. Citizens sent the follnu-,,np dis.
patch to Mr.. Willard "Your promise to
the city of Walla Wsiia relative to a railroad
line to connect us with Pendlston il made
good IN the work OF construction this day
commenced. PLEASE accept the thanks and
confidence of our people, who are well pleased
and Jubilant over It, for it will do Immense
good for the CITY," Cannons are being fired
in commemoration,
Three precincts in this county did not hold
primary elections, and will be without dele.
gates IN the County Convention, unless an.
pointed there.
A Stranger Drowned.
SEATTLE August 20 h.-F. J. Houuer. n
stranger, was drowned in Ssmamish slough.
back ct this city, Saturday. He was sailing
q boat up the stream, when he lost his balance
and fell overheard. Those with him tried to
save his life. hut without success. The hodv
was recovered.
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SECOND EDITION.

A second e,.ition Of the RgooRD-USIoS liz issued
each day at P. N. bringing the Eastern and coast
news up to tina. hour. By this arrangement the
RECORD JSIos will present the latest news obtain
able at all points east and north Of Sacramento.
The regular morning edition OF the RECORD UsIoS
is carried by morning trains, and Is ahead OF all
Competitors as far north Chico, the California
and Cregol Railroad west to Benicia, and south to
Stockton, and east to Colfax, Folsom and Placer
vile ard all intermediate places The second edition
natter will be found each day upon the third page
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GENERAL NOTICES.
RrfsfnI,s sunarc,aaaI ".

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Ihey do not contain any mineral OF any kind and
are saie Tor the weakest and most delicate vet they
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.he hver, thoroughly cleansing the bow, Is, and
toning and strene thening the stomach As a family
remedy thes are unequaled ,,39-it'
Forty years experience OF anaIG nurse
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the bowels, and wind-coiic BY giving health 10 ,Le
child it rests tine mother. Price 25 cents bnttla
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For the Ladses.-PIease ask yeur uhy.
stefan bis opinion of PURE CALIFORNIA iORT
WINE, PEPSiN AND C4LISAYA BARK conbined
as Tonic and Cure for Dyspepsia Indigestion Ii
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au2i-6m
kcti Ban. San Francisco, doubled In
sze Is the largest Japanese sale exhibition in the
world. SHArrUCk & FLETCHER evDor. their
printing inks TO Japan, receive Japanese goods in
return, and this is why Ich Ban survives on low
prices Logical, isn't it? Whoas ale and retail
Goods for every branch of retail country trade jy4tf
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OREGON.
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Destructive Forest Fires.

DSses aNsh"C EOHeSa hhfc8s
CORTLAND. August 29th.-Fo-est fires yes.
tsrday afternoon destroyed Ames' chapel and
PARSONAGE. eight miles southwest of tbs city.
Loss, 81 zoo; no insurance. Also Olson
barn, with 40 tona OF hay; less, 81, coo, no
insurance. Newton Haton's dwellings and
barn loss, 81, 900; no Insurance. John Pax.
ton and farm hand were driving to town
with two loads of hay. which caught fire and
were destroyed, together with the wagons.
In trying 20 detach the horses. Paxton was
severely burned. The usual forest Ares have
prevailed all summer in the coast range and
Cascade mountains, but this is the 4 ut loss
reported in Willamette valley. with was
caused By sudden breeze from the north.
shooting ARRAY at Astoria,
ASTORIA. Augugt 2ash.-James Gardiner
and Frank Horn, employed in Stephens
Varieties, quasreled over woman, and made
targets Ct each other at 8 o'clock this morn.
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Cashier Pratt Arrested for Completely Ia
she kewaaee Bank Robbery Man Re
turns a Womans BLOW with "a Pistol
Buiiet-spread OF Yellow Feyer-The
labor si;uat!On-WiIiO of a Millionaire
Nominations for Congress-The Fire
Record -Affairs In Foreign Lands-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 10 THx KEcoRp-USloYl
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PACIFIC SLOPE.

Minister Robbed nj Camp Meeting
Drunken Man Killed for u Burglar
Forest Fires In Orsson-ShoOtlng Array
at AsiOrta-sanfa Clara County Green
hackers Highway Robbery Near Ne
vada City-Raees al PeiaIuma-The PIT
toll In Colusa County-well-known cit
izen of Chicago Murdered In sonora
Railroad Tax suits COmpromised-Eic.
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Found Dead-0perati0ns of the Apaehes
Escape OF DesperadO,

TOMBSTONE, August 29sh-Frank Marsh
a well known character of Tombstone, was
found dead in his house this morning. Cir
cumstances point to poison or suicide.
The Epttaph's Huschuca correspondent
states that a courier from Santa Cruz gives
an account of the killing of two persons by
Indians and general raid of the hosties in
the valley. A company of cavalry have been
sent from the post to investigate. The
Apaches attacked party of American liners
y miles south of Fronteras, Sonora, on
Tuesday of last week. One man, named
George Piefenstal, was killed, and Psyson
b-raes wounded. The others intre ched
themselves behind a wagon ard stood of the
savages for several hours. The hoStiles re-
tired at night, and the miners returned to
Fronterss. Colonel Fores and 40 Mexican
troops are pursuing the savsges
A rufhan named Koehler entered store in
Ramsey Canyon, Huachus mountains, q
week ago, and made two old men dance at
the point of pistol. He was arrested Mon
day ard tried before Justice Of the Peace
Wardell. The Court took recess, and the
prisoner requested permission 70 go in com
pany with an officer to his house for dinner.
This was granted. At the house he got the
drop on the officer. and made him return
alone, and he has not been heard from since,
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' Henry Libby for Congress-
- San Jeronima, \. NJ, Monday night Jack
Perry, an American, killed one Mexican and fatally
( wounded two others, and was himself killed By
other Mexicans
The Los Angeles Branch Normal School was
opened for the reception Of pupils yesterday.
Frank Marsh was yesterday found dead in hi:
K house at Tombstone, A. T.
Prince Leopold. Queen yicsoria's youngest son, i;
/ seriously i'll.
The race between the Hillsdale crew and the
Thames Rowing Club crew has been fixed for Sep
TENDER 18th
The new Masonic Hall at Rockun, Placer county
dedicated last night in the presence of larg,
crowd OF people.
Three hundred deaths from cholera occurred Mon
day at Manila, Philippine Islands
Sscscoeni, the well known Caffre chief, has beer
murdered by another native chief in South Africa.
The Greenbackers of the Fourth Michigan District
have nominated George L. Raple for Congress.
The Kansas Democratic State Convention meet:
today at Emporia.
The Bishop of Central Africa, Right Rev. Edward
Steele, is dead
Isaac Stephenson has been nominated for Congress.
by the Republicans OF the Ninth Wisconsin Dis
trict
The Michigan Republican State Convention meet,
to-day at Kalsm AGO.
dispatch from Calsbasas Via Tucson, A. T.,
announces raid of Apaches, who have kilet
twenty men, women and children.
In attempting to cross Clarks Ford in Montana
yesterday, John Case was drowned.
large sawmill at Newaukum, w T., was burnet
Monday night.
+. j. Houner drowned Saturday near Seattle,
W.T..
Fire at Haverhill, Mass
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BRITISH COLUMBIA,

VICTORIA, August 29;h.-Rsturns from
Yale District, report the election of R.rnard
tConservativel to the House of Commons
Ine war Steamer CoInuz, sails henca on
the ION, to receive the Marquis Of Lorne
and Princess Louise, and bring them ON to
Victoria; The Government House is placed
ct their disposal.
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csMERos.

The dispatch to the effect thSt d
Cameron has already lost the campaign
Pennsylvania is of course premature.
is to be hoped that he will loss it, since i
is essential to the further exissencs of tn,
Republican party that the {" bosses" should
be eliminated. No good, however. can b.
done by sending statements which have nj
facts to rest upon, and which are in fac
mere surmises, in which the wish wa.
father to the thought. 1t will be time
enough to talk of Don Cameron's defea,
when the election has been held, and the
returns are al! counted.
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NEW MEXICO.
Desperate TIsb. over n yyoma,

Desperate Fight over Woman.
Las VEGAS, August 29sh.-At San Zero.
nina, a small Mexican settlement close to
this e:.y, last Night. Jack 6. Perry, "a Amer.
lean. became involved In fight with several
Msxicsn. over Mexican woman. Perry
shot and killed one, NJ. Gorzales. and fatally
woundad two other Mexicars. The Msxicans
then killed Perry
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
l6O ACRES FINE WHEAT LAND,

NEAR ELK GROVE STATION; WELL ~
IN fenced; good buildings; small vine
yard and orchard; nice healthy home. Can
be bought for 81. 01o. Apply to CARL STROBEL
No. S2l street au30.
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Another Raid OF Apacbes.

CALABAsAs (via Tucsopl, August 29sh.-A
band of unknown Apaches raided the valley
early this evening, and it is reported have
killed quite number of men, women and
children. amounting to 20 in all. They have
taken all the ranches from Calabasas to the
line. and the people are coming into Gala
basas for safety. JUS band have crossed the
line to Arizona, and il is believed that he it is
who is raiding the settlements Captain
Madden. comm anding at Fort Huachua, is
in pursuit of the Indians raiding the SAINTS
Cruz valley. The killing OF Martinez and
family yesterday occurred only fifteen miles
south of the tragedies reported from Gala
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SAN FRANCISCO.

Second Trial OF Wheeler, I" the Stranger"
The Money Market-RaiIroad Tax
Cause.-The State University-Authors,
Carnival Decided Upon-Etc.