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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
Advices from victoria.


VICTORIA, June 12.h.-The British steam.
ship Euphrates arrived in Esquimalt yester-
day, % days from Hopgkong, with about GOO
Chinese. The Health Officer having exam.
ined the passengers and found them all well.
they will at once 90 forward to Yale to the
railway contractors.
1t is reported that Mr.. Bole, barrister, at
New Westminster, has entered the Cabinet
as Attorney General. The office had been
declined By two Victoria barristers.
The past week has been one of deep ankle
ty to the people of the Frazer river country.
The last great food was in 1876, when great
injury was done to property, and already the
high-water mark of that year has been GOV.
cred this week. Many animals are now suf
fering severely. and are standing in from one
foot to three feet of water. The difficulty Of
getting them to the high ground and noun
tains is very great, to say nothing Of the
danger of wading over prairies, swimming
the nollows, sloughs and mad streams before
dry ground can be reached. Several lossei
have occurred already.
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NEVADA.
Terrific Explosion on the comstock.

VIRGINIA, june 12sh.-At 7:30 this even.
ing, by the premature explosion Of blast in
the face Of the south drift No. 2, in the 200.
foot level Of the Union Consolidated, John
Black and James I. Brown were instantly
killed, and John Beargo had his skull so
badly crushed that he can live but few
hour. Richard Hicks had his back filed
with fine pieces of rock, hut is not seriously
hurt. No other men were in the drift at the
time Of the explosion. Black leaves q vie
and one child. Brown was unmarried.
Bsargo is the sole support Of widowed
mother and sister. What caused the ex.
plosion is not known. The men had just
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SECOND EDITION.

A second edition Of the REooRD-uNioS is issued
ZACH day atsP.M bringing the Eastern and eoas
ews M to tina. hour. By this arrangement the
RxooRp. UNION will present the latest news obtain
,tle at all points east and north OF Sacramento.
The regular morning edition Of the REcoRD-usIoS
&. carried by morning trains, and is ahead Of all
councillors as far north Chico, the California
and Oregon Railroad; west to BeniciA, and south TO
stockton, and east to ColiAx, Folsom and Placer
lille ard all intermediate places. The second edition
matter will be found each day upon the third page
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MARE DIE

Garcia.
San Francisco. June s-wm. O. Biggs to Lille Non.
nennann.
San Francisco, June 11-Herman Frohman to AIDE.
line Friedman.
San Francisco, June s-David B. Lark to Ella v.
Parkerson.
San Francisco. June 11-Louis Lehman to Ray
Price.
San Francisco, June 6-George Young to Elizabeth
Duenwad.
Camptonville, June Wv. F. Arnol to Charlotte
Russell.
suisun, June Wilbur F. Howell to Mrs Mary NJ
Rickard.
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The Mar. svllle Democrats.

EVANSVILLE, june 12sh-The Democrats
generally are much chagrined at the County
Committee sending three-sevenths hydraulic
mining delegation to the State Convention.
Some talk Of holding a macs meeting to con-
denim the proceedings Of the committee.
teen admit voting for the hydraulic mining
delegates, although majority Of seven was
necessary to elect. There is no. the slightest
doubt that had the delegates been elected by
County Convention none but anti.hydraulic
representatives would have been chosen. 1t
is said, however, that the Yuba delegation
have all individually expressed an intention
to support Keyser for Supreme Judge, who
has q very strong backing in this section
from both parties. 1t is not known what
candidate for Governor the delegation will
most favor. Hearst has a slim following
among the Democrats here, aud Berry is
probably the most popular candidate.
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British Mutual Benefit and Social So.
ciety.-A regular meeting of this Society will be
held THIS Tuesday EVENING, June ID, 1882, at
Pioneer Hail. at o'clock sharp.
N ]. NATHAN President
ARTHUR v. BoYYE, Secretary. jel3-lt
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HOME and ABROAD.

The Coming Running Meeting mt Chicago
Proceedings In Congress = The Star
Route Cases-Prize Fights-Destrucfion
by Firc-The Labor Trouble = Negro
Lyncbed-Anatrs In Disastrous
Flood In Hungary Probable Marine
Disaster on the Newfoundland Coast
Etc. ~
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OREGON.
Items from Portland.

Items from FOrtIHHus
PORTLAND, june 12th.-The water is at a
stand. There has been no damage, and travel
has not been interrupted. The weather is
cool here and in the eastern country.
A Myrtle Creek, Or. special says: A pre-
mature blast on the Oregon and Columbia
extension south, to-day. killed three China
man and foreman, Theophilus B. Berry,
recently from South Weymouth, Mass.
The City Council tonight passed and ordi-
nance vacating the streets for the Northern
Pacific and Oregon Railway and Navigation
Companies union depot grounds in COUGHS
addition.
The Grand. Lodge. Of Masons meets to-
morrow,
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Another ArtesIan well.

TULARE CRY, June 12sh.-Artesian wate-
was struck on the ranch of j. NJ. Creighton,
about miles southwest of this city, last Sat
urday evening, at depth of BOG feet. The
flow is strong. and il is thought will equal
that of J. NJ. RusselPs, one mile this side,
which flows l. $50. 600 gallons in "a hours.
Mr.. Creighton commenced another well near
his dwelling this afternoon. These wells are
all seven inches in diameter.
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to force which can only postpone his co.
lapse short time. 1t is possible that the
late riots may induce England and France
to insist more peremptorily upon speedy
disposition of the rebelious Egyptian Off
GERS and Ministers, but there does not ap.
pear to be any safe new departure for
Arab Bey.
THE ADDRESS OF THE IRISH BISHOPS
The address Of the Irish Bishops on the
condition OF affairs in Ireland is marked
by moderation aud good feeling but 1t is
to be feared that it will produce very little
effect, inasmuch as the party OF ass'ssina-
ton is composed of men who have long
since cut loose from the Church, and who
care nothing for its exhortations or remon-
strances. There is probably but one way
in which the Irish clergy could make them
calves felt in this connection, ard it is even
Questionable whether they could do much
good there. They might possibly, however,
persuade the Irish people who affect to be
out of sympathy with the party of assas-
sination that it is their duty to assist the
authorities in capturing assassins, and that
they are not justified in withholding in
formation concerning crimes and outrages.
The assassination party is believed to be
recruited mainly from the United States,
where are its headquarters. and whence
the funds which support it are supplied.
In fact nearly all the more ferocious and
desperate propositions have emanated from
this side OF the Atlantic, and therefore the
address OF the Irish Bishops is largely in
the air. This address, however, is Ger.
tainly in the interests of Ireland, and it
remains to be seen how it will be responded
to. Judging from past efforts of the same
nature no appreciable diminution of the
outrages need be anticipated.
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THE Plumas National says; {" II Betty and the
Baby look like the RECORD UNIONS picture of them
it is no wonder that Sergeant Mason took the
chances of being hung" But the instrument
cannot le," and then you know it isn't always the
handsomest woman whom a man loves the most
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CIVIL SERVICE REFORM is declared to have tri
umphed in the recent decisions made by the Mil
waukee Board of Education in regard to the tenure
OF office OF teachers The Superintendent is trying
to make arrangements whereby length OF service
and continued faithfulness may have some sub
stantial acknowledgment.
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The Oregonian says that the whole system Of
State civil service there is wrong, and that voters
go to the polls not considering with SO much inter
est who shall be the statesmen of the common
wealth, as who shall get the few money making
Offices who shall be Sheriff and who shall be
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IL Mr.. Surgeons church in London the regular
hearers absent themselves one Sunday evening
every three months, and the house is given up to
strangers. In this country it is lamentable fact
that such absenteeism is much more frequent and
strangers are seldom crowded.
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THEY know how to serve train wreckers in Mexico
Five Of them burned bridge on the Mexican Ma
tonal Railroad on Friday. They were caught or
Saturday. shot on Sunday, and slept under the sod
at rundown
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PACIFIC COAST.

The Yuba County Democrats-serious
Accidents-The MERGED Murder Case
Another Artesinn Well In Tuiare-Fire'
mems Tournament at Santa Cruz-MOre
Chinese Due -Transfer Of Railroad Tax
Cases-Efc.
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CHARGED the holes when four of them ex-
ploded. Brown was blown all to pieces.
We have had a good deal Of rain, thunder
and LIGHTNING to-day
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The solano Republican comes to US greatly en-
Urged, in a new dress of large.cear type. 1t is an
active and spirited country journal, and makes a
very superior typographical appearance
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The Merced Murder Casa Hung jar,

MERGED. June 12th.-The jury in the case
of Albert Suibley, on trial here for murder,
after celebrating upon the case from Satur.
day until neon to. day, came into Court and
announced that they could not agree upon q
verdict, and were dismissed by consent Of the
attorneys for the prosecution and defense.
The District Attorney announced his deter
mination in open Court to retry the case i'm.
mediately, and the case will come on for trial
again tomorrow. The jury stood eight for
acquittal and four for conviction.
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We present this morning on the fourth page a
portrait OF Senator Stewart nominee for Governor
on the Independent Republican ticket in Penn.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Bied of Her wound

New TACOMA, June 12th.-Mrs Reiter,
of Tacoma, whose husband shot her fatally
Sunday fortnight ago, and then killed him
self, died about o'clock A. NJ. to-day.
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JESSE JAMES was admiring and hanging chrome
when he was shot. Who will say that he was not
served Just right.
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more Democratic DeIcaate,.

WOODLAND. June 12th.-The Democratic
County Convention was held here to-day, and
elected eight delegates to the San Jose Con-
vention, as follows: At large. Hon. ID. N.
Hershey, Judge j. G. Bell and Colonel F. @.
Russell; for the five districts, d. Mcgowan,
J. j. O'Neal, NJ. L Glove, D. @. Adams
and R. w. Pendegast. A resolution was
passed declaring Hamilton the choice Of the
Convention for Governor. The delegation is
for Armstrong for Supreme Judge and Minis
for Surveyor General.
LAKEpoRT, June 12th.-The Lake County
Democratic Convention elected the following
delegates to the State Convention DIR. P. r.
Crump.on, J. II. Moore, D. o. Shattuck and
A. M. Hamilton. The Convention expressed
preference for Berry fer Governor and w.
g. Wallace for Supreme Judge. The same
delegates will represent the county in the
Congressional, Railroad Commission and
Joint Senatorial Committees.
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FIremen.s Tournament.

SANTA CRUZ, June 12sh.-The first day of
the Firemen's Tournament was great sue.
cess. The town presents gala appearance.
Flags are flying, a band is playing, the stores
No complaint of any kind is heard, and not
an arrest has been made.
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The Lakeport Bee Democrat. very newly and
erterprising local lurnsl. has been enlarged.
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The Georgetown Gel Dorado Gazette says the hay
and barley crop in that section will be large. The
Ell Dorado county papers generally speak OF the
fruit and grape crops as very promising. The great
drawback however, is the lack of quick transporta-
tion owing to the continued closure Of the Sacra-
mento and Pacerville Railroad.
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OIL PAINTINGS.

WE RECEIVED YESTERDAY TWELVE FINE
w Oil Paintings, which we will sell Immediately
ut private sale and at a great sacrifice. Call and
sec them. BELL & CO.,
jel3-1t DIG street. opposite the PIaza.
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THE Arizona papers cay it Is good sleeping out
of-doors selson there now.
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ROUTE OF PRocEssIoN-FromR Railroad Depot
up Second TO J, to Third Third to X, 10 Fourth,
Fourth TO J, 10 Ninth, Ninth to X, K TO Fourth,
Fourth to L. L to Tenth, Tenth TO N, countermarch
on Tenth. thence to Turner Hall.
ar Citizens the rorte are cordially invited to
decorate and illuminate fI3bt
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PIKE r. yolINo
MRS. G. N. LEVY.

INoRNERLY OF 1908 Eighth STREET, IN
kf this city, begs leave 10 inform her Sacramento
friends and aequAIntances who contemplate visiting
San Francisco during the summer season, that she
In prepared 10 accommodate them with the best Of
table board and lodging, at 1908 Van Ness avenue,
between Bush and Pine 1s02ptfTuTbS
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poxOsA, Los Angeles county, is rapidly increasing
population.
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BORN.
DIED.

San Ramon, Contra Costa county, June 9-Wife oil
John Oswill, son.
Santa Cruz, June 4-wife of S. Bernard. son.
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DIED.
Sacramento, June 11-John T. Kagee. a native oil
Peoria, ILL.,, 36 years, IL months and q days
Friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
to attend the'funeral, which will take place from
his late residence, L street, between Eighth and
Ninth, this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
San Francisco, June lin st. Mary's Hospital
Catharine Station Qate of Sacramento) 20 years.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
st. Rose Church, corner Seventh and X streets
this afternoon at 2:30 o'clock
Near Elk Grove, June f0-Alice R., only daughter
of H. P. and Kate Casey, native Of California, ]
year, 0 months and IL days.
Butte City, Montana, June lob. F. Mauldin, &C
years and Is days North, East, Baltimore,
Maryland and Indiana papers please copy.)
Marysville, June 9-Julia Bland, 70 years.
Colusa, June 6-Michael Considine So years.
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For the week ending June 10, 1882, made by
s. r. CALDWELL, Superintendent Of the City
Cemetery. Office at the Chapel, City Cemetery:
MIA.
June 5-Francis W. Mitchell, IL months and days !;
California.
June 6-Lot Crabb, 26 years; Illinois. Margaret
Hoffet, 81 years Belgium. Infant Of ]. E. and
]. Shields, day; California. o
June 9-Infant of j. and J. Corey days; Califor-
mia.
Besides the above there were brought here for IT,.
terment the following:
May 29-Petter Peterson, IS years Denmark.
June 2-Conrad Sax, 80 years Germany.
June 4-Ah Kuhn, about so years China.
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Prize Swimming, Shooting. etc. In the evening
at Turner Hall, GRAND BALL AND AWARDING
OF PRIZES.
Gentleman's ticket for the Ball. 81. Ladies In
company OF gentlemen free.
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EIGHTH ANNUAL
BEzIRK'S TURN-FEST
PACIFIC TURN eEzIRk.
PROGRAMME
saturday Evening. june I1th.

Reception Of the guests at the depot. Grand
Torchlight Procession, under escort OF all the mill
tary companies and citizens Of Sacramento. through
the principal streets to Turner HasG FIRING the
procession grand display OF Fireworks from the
dome Of the Capitol and Illumination. At Turner
Hall, official greeting OF the guests by the Hon.
John Q. Brown, Mayor OF Sacramento Distribu-
ton Ct badges, etc.
Sunday, June 18th.
Grand parade, starting from Turner Hall at $50
A. NJ sharp for East Park. At 10 o'clock A. NJ COM
mencement OF Prize Competition in GyHnastic
Exercises by classes and individuals At o'clock p.
M, Tactic and Caisthenc Exercises followed by 4
Gymnastic Exhibition. Grafton by the President Of
the Pacific Turn Bezirk. Concert, Dancing and
other popular amusepents.
Ia the Evening, Social Party at Turner Hall for
Turner's and invited guests only.
Admittance TO the Park, Is cents.
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Tar Races Begin Promptly at p. M.
ADMISSION. so CENTS; LADIES FREE.

Quarter-stretch Badges Two Dollars
BY order Of
CHRISTOPHER GREEN, President.
W. P. EMERY. Secretary. iel3-u
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sunday, june 18th.
Moutiay. June 18Th.

Processo on starting from Turner Hall at $50 A. N.
for East Park. At 10 o'clock A. NJ. continuation OF
Gymnastic Exercises for prizes-as Wrestling, Jump
ing, vaulting, Climbing. Fencing, Throwing the
Stone Tactic and Calisthenic Exercises. etc. Also,
Gynnastic Exercises for prizes for scholars. Con-
cert and Dancing during the day.
In the evening Grand Concert and Prize Singing
by different Singing Societies Of the State; also,
Prize Defamation, Prize Fencing and Club Swing
ing.
Admission to the Concert. 50 cents. To the Park,
Is csnts
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Fourth OF July.

SAN Francisco, June 12th.-Preparations
for the proper observance of Fourth OF July
have already been commenced by the citizens
of San Francisco. Several hundred persons
have been appointed Committee of General
Arrangements, and will hold q meeting to.
morrow evening
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
General Relief Committee, i

| General Relief Committee, L. .,,Ssszwx..,.
o. o. F.. will meet at Temple Hall S2k
TUESDAY. June l3, 1882, at $50 P. SSzEssE
NJ, to attend the funeral of brother S9sfHsSS>
John 7. Kagee, Of River Lodge No. 1885, Of Grafton,
Yolo county. Brother Odd Fellows invited to at.
tend. W. II. SHERBURN, President
Jos. W. JOHNSON, Secretary. je13 1T
Stated meeting Of Concord Lodge. A
No. III, F. and a NJ, THIS Tuesday ~
| der Of W. E. OUGHTON, W. NJ.
W. a. HEvESER, Secretary. je1S-1t
Special Meeting of Sacramento a
Royal Arch Chapter, No. 8, st the hall, THIS IN
| tTuesdaya EVENING, June 18th, at SIX
| o'clock SojourDing Companions are COL. w
daily invited to attend, BY order Of
A. A. REDINGT0N. H. P.
W. B. DAVIS. Secretary. jels 1t
Attention, Veterans OF the Mexican
| War.-Sur regular quarterly meeting will be held
at Pioneer Hall, Seventh street, between and X,
| THIS Tuesday EVENING, June Is, 1882, at s
o'clock. A full attendance requested. Election Of
officers. By order. J. DoMINGoS, President.
!. SINS, Secretary. 1el3.lt.
British Mutual Benefit and Social So.
ciety-A regular meeting of this Society will be
held THIS Tuesday EVENING, June 49, 1882, at
'0''eo - N j. NATHAN, President.
ARTHUR v. BoYNE, Secretary. je13-1t
o. G. T.-Capifal Lodge, No. nA
81, l. O. G. T., will give reception TOT SSA
Geo. B. Katzenstein, R w. G. T.. TH1SkSo ~
Tuesday EVENING. Members Of Sloan SSCs1
Lodge and visiting members cordially in
vited to attend /. E. DWINELL,
R. n. JOHNSTON,
A. A. CATLIN,
jel3-1ts Committee.
| CTTUATIoN wANTED-wHERE THERE ARE
- no children, by competent GIRL to do general
Homework. Address b." this Office. jel3 ST.
MOLD LOCKET LOST-A GOLD LOCKET WAS
" lost near the Police Station last evening. The
finder will be rewarded by leaving the same at the
Police Station. je13-1t
YUNO WHOM IT MAY CoNCERN.-ALL PER-
u sors are hereby notified to trust no one what.
ever upon my account as will not be responsible
for any debts contracted by any person but myself.
je13 81 HENRY KOHNE.
NOR SALE-MATCH TEAM OF BAYA
horses and Concord wagon, suitable kAN
tor camping. A bargain--s195. Apply at HA
1922 Eighth street. Sacramento, jel3-3t<
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Jubilation at Marysville Over the Debris
Decision.

MARYsvILLE, June 12sh.-The news of
Judge Temples decision in the Gold Run
case causes great excitement and rejoicing.
The streets are full of people exchanging con-
gratulations. The city is Illuminated by
bonfres. and brass band is playing. All the
came too late for anything but impromptu
expressions of general delight. By remark.
able coincidence an immense bank of black
clouds, from which lightning is almost inces-
sanity flashing. extends over the hydraulic
mining regions.
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Transfer OF Railroad Tax Cases-More
Coolies Due-Yale College Examination.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uMos.l
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO rHE RrOoKD-uMos.l
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The steamer strathairIy labeled.

SAN Francisco, June 12sh.-The steamer
Strathairly was ibeled in the United States
District Court to- day for 800, 800, this being
the aggregate penalty for the excess Of passen-
gers over the lawful number carried BY that
vessel during her recent voyage from China,
and for other violations of law.
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TOURISTS DAY.

The approach of the ac01M
aUe0theT season and the time for the
Summer ecOdXs to the mountains
and seaside, reminds ats to present o.
list of items, such as aOiJJ be of IN
terest to those preparing to tr0Uel.
We barely touch atpO,s the different
kind of goods intending rather to
suggest than to describe oar many
facilities for supplying this par
tic2tI09 class of aU02sts. In all things
oar prices aUilL be found the lOaCest
market rates, and IN maa2sy things
belOaC market prices, aOith v09'iety
large and ample:
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Time, LOAF. The handicap steeple: chase
over the short course was won by Kittie
Clark. Dutchman second, Gift third. No
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Serious Accidents.

MARTINEZ, June 12sh.-A man named
Thomas Davis fell off the hind car of train
No. l, near Port Costa. Sunday afternoon,
sustaining fracture Of the right arm and
leg. The leg will have to be amputsted.
FRESNO, June l2:b.-Yes terday q 12-year-
old son of George Manuel was thrown from
ditching machine on which he was riding,
causing fracture of one of his legs above
tha ankla