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NORTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

AToTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
IN Stockholders OF the Northern Railway COM
pany, for the election Of Directors for the ensuing
year. and for The transaction of sueh other business
as may be brought before the ting, VIII be held
at the Office Of the Company, in the City of San
Francisco, on WEDNESDAY, July H. 1888, between
the hours Of 10 A. N. and P. NJ.
J. OBJ. GUM, Secretary.
San Francisco. June 10. 1859 ie19 ii
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Brother who w0uidn't suffer HIS sister

SELMA (Ala.), July 10th.-At Macon Station, on
the Alabama Central Railroad, this afternoon, one
Carpenter had three shots rei into his head by his
brother-iIi-lass, 4. W. Smith. Smith soon after
ward fred two shots into bis own breast Carpen-
ter cannot live, and Smith may not Carpenter had
mistreated his wife, Smiths sister,
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THE Stockton Mail, which is one OF the most
scurrlously coarse sheets in the State in the heat
Of It's rage against the railroads, and the Railroad
Commissioners who refuse to bow down at its
shrine has every and then article that, read
between the lines, means murder. Thu evident
purpose is to incite some crank to kill Carpenter
and HUMPHREYS In one article it has openly an
nounced that if some citizen shall do so, as last
resort to cure evil, the people vi applaud the
deed from end OF the State to the other In this
the Nal bels the people Of California. But if the
killing shall come about, the Nal man will be &C.
cessory to murder before the fact II it is true to
its doctrines it should send out one Of its own
"killers." The Examiner can now indulge in its
fayonte pasttme Of charging that the REC RID UNION
defends and apologies for the Commissioners be-
it pr otests against the murderous designs Of
the Mail. Why even ii some person with apparent
cause should seek to blot out the Mol and Examiner
men we should feel it to be equally duty to pro-
test against their murder. But all this frothing
about the killing of two officials because they have
their conceptions of duty. is merest braggadocio
and the illumination Of cowardly natures. Men
with righteous cause to advance do not threaten
assassination and ncendiarism.
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III II sslLDs'
iyl1-1.x4ww Land agent C. P. r. R.
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WHATEvsS may have been the original object of
the trpartite alliance, it is believed that Italy,
Germany and Austria armed aggressiyeiY against
France. This is the impression in Europe but We
scarcely ready on this side TO credit yet. 1t
may be that France, by her own course in arming,
and posting her frontier with new forts and de-
lenses, has given these monarehical powers some
reason for alarm; but the idea that France will
OCCASION them serious trouble is absurd
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WASHINGTON, July 10th.-During the third quarter
of the last fiscal year the receipts OF the Postuce
Department were sl1 9l2,376; expenditures $50, :
702 400; surplus, 81, l19 ST.. For nine months of
the fiscal year ended March 81, 1888, the receipts
were $33 94G.95G expenditures, S3l, 436. 914 sur.
plus, 81, 5o9,44
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HOME AND ABROAD.

Political NOtes-nefie.nt Er. Walker-La-
Dor Troubles E..ared Again In Pitts
burg Receipts of the Postofiice Depart-
nient-The Electric wire War tn Chi
cagO Northern Pacific Railroads.&c.
fairs an Foreign Lands-Etc.
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TIE entire country will applaud the decision ar.
rived at by the Interior and the War Departments,
to leave the Apache captives in the hands Ct Cen
Crock. The Indian has a wholesome regard for that
soldier, and viii be tanned sooner under his control
than otherwise. Besides, the rsscally contractors
who are responsible for about two-thirts of all our
Indian troubles, viii have opportunity to prac.
tice their arts on the redskins while Crook is in
charge. The fear of drum.head court martial will
restrain them.
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Premal urc Disciarge of a Blast.

ALLENTOWN (Pa.), July l0th.-By the premature
discharge Of blast in the Twin City slate quarry
at Walnut Port this afternoon, William Keyser was
fatally injured. Oliver Desher seriously and Robert
rln-rr- nndG Griffith Ellia slrnfl,
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.. pIERsSEN,
A. MEIsTER,
EiEr xe,iiEan

GtAaRIAGE MANUFACTURE zg
z err, corner Of Fourth and .N5F 49,
L streets, Sacramento, have on s5<efPss 49,.
ha1d the largest assortment Of SrS-S-9zS
Carriages, Wagons AID Euggies TO be found IN Sacra
ELlsnto which they viii sell at very loP rstes.
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TIE Boston Advertiser says that :" the political
schemers are turning things upside doSn in califor-
ala to make the State surely Democratic next year"
That's about tie right u,sss1rs Of its state 81 IL
fairs cut here
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National Educational Association.

SARATOGA (N. " July 1Oth.-Ths National Edu-
eational Association Department Of the Normal
Schools held sessions to-day. Professor Edwin c.
Hewitt, OF Normal, H., delivered the opening ad-
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BALTIMORE, July l0th-John Mcguire, gardener,
ordered James Clinton, aged 10, and Henry Gas
kins, a companion, who were trespassing, of the
premises when Clinton drew a pistol and fatally
wounded Mcguire.
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authority but which has not yet been verified that
the Brotherhood Of Telegraphers will inaugurate
general strike at noon next Monday 1t said there
are upwards of 5000 operators in the Brotherhood,
and ii they go out the result will be hardly less than
public calamity.
Damaging Storm
MILWAUKEE,, July 10th.-A heavy rain-storrn, ac-
companied by thunder and lightning and very high
winds, passed over the northern part OF the State
this afternoon, doing great damage to crops, rail-
roads and country roads. Hail fell at Green Bay,
smashing windows, and the streets were flooded.
Fond du Lac suffered severely but the extent CT
the damage financially is unknown.
A Rare Exhibition Of Nerve and Goodness.
CHICAGO, July 10th Thomas Hing fireman on a
freight train of the Milwaukee and st. Paul road,
gave rare exhibition OF nerve and coelnes5 to-day.
When the train was FTanksville, Wis, going
thirty miles an hour, child was discovered stand
ing on the track short distance ahead, paralyzed
with fear. 1t was impossible to stop the train in
time to save the little one. King ran forward, STA
toned himself the cowcatcher, and bracing HIM
SELF advanced foot as far possible, and the
train reached the child lifted it from the track with
bis foot and dropped II unceremoniously in the
ditch The mother of the child had just discovered
its peril, and stood transfXed with horror.
sara's BiOodthirsiy Relative.
CHICAGO, July 10th.-A special says that George
Bernhardt, wild young man OF Erie, Pa, a res-
tive of the Partisan actress, got into broi in the
suburbs and deliberately ripped open the stomach
of John Strueker. Bernhardt has not been cap
tured. His victim is dyiag.
Taerm0uefricai.
CHICAGO. July 10th SHighest temperature to-day,
ST.; lowest, g.
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AUSfRALAsIA,

By the arrival of the steamship City of
Sydney from Australasia at San Francisco,
Monday, sdvices were received from sgd.
ney to June l4th, and from Auckland to
June 18th.
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TgRMIgAI RAILWAY G0HPAaY.

AvoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
II Stockholders OF the Terminal Railway Con-
pany, Tor the election OF Directors for the ensuing
year. and for the transaction Of such other business
as may be brought before the meeting, will be held
at the office OF the Company, in the City Of San
Francisco. ~ WEDNESDAY, July IL ,sss3, between
the hours OF 10 4. N. ana p NJ.
W. Y. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Frauciseo- June 10 1854 ie1Q.td
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

YEyHERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
Stockholders of the California Iron Mining
and Smelling Company at the office Of the secre-
tary, GIG street, JULY %, 1888, at $50 p. NJ
NJ H. SMITH, President.
JOIN NJ. AVERY. Secretary iv6-lp2w
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Political Gossip,

NEW YORK, July 10th--The Times Washington
special says: Senator Pugh is still of the opinion
that Abram s. Hewitt is the man the Democrats
ought to nominate for President. While there are
other Democrats whom he (Mr. Pugh) would par
sonailY prefer he says he is confident, if the Demo-
Gratis must have New York State to win the national
contest, no man ia so available as Hewitt. In talk
ing about John S. sherman a candidate for the
President he expressed the opinion that Sherman is
the strongest man in the party, judged by his great
public services; but the lack OF personal warmth
made him undesirable candidate. Pugh regards
it as inevitable that General Arthur will be the
candidate Of the Republicans He is the worst man
in some ways, and he is the best President the
country has had since the war
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NEW SOUTH WALES.

It ia understood that the Government
are actively engaged in the preparation OF
the land bill, which they are pledged to
lay before Parliament as early as possible.
The new land policy viii be based very
much upon the scheme put forward by Mr.
Stuart, when, as leader of the Opposition,
he opposed the land bill of The late Gov
ernment. There will also be scheme for
giving the pastoral tenants more secure
tenure of their holdings than they now
enjoy, and it is said that classification of
lands Will be proposed, SO that the present
anomaly of selling the most valuable land
at the same price as the most sterile viii
be avoided
At Botany, the rainfall for the present
year has amounted TO 3l.6 inches, which is
ii inches more than the quantity during a
similar period last year.
The Calcutta Exhibition Committee are
actively engaged In collecting exhibits and
making arrangements for their transmission
to India. The Victoria Commissioners
have resolved to invite the various Aus
tralasian colonies to unite il the appoint.
Inent OF Joint Transit Committee to ar.
range for the conveyance of all exhibits TO
Calcutta
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sara's BIoodthirsty ReIatIye.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Thc NYiregyilaza Trlal.

LONDON, July 10th.-It was announced yesterday
at the tri9l at Nyiregyhaza, Hungary, of the jews
charged with numbering Christian girl, that the
coachman, who was an important witness for the
defense, had committed suicide The mother OF the
CIR Julia Yamosi swore that her daughters state
ment that she spoke to Esther SalraosSy, the gil
supposed to be murdered after the time the alleged
murder occurred was false and made because She
had been offered bride by the Jews. The girl pro-
duced in Court had evidently been i'll treated and
appeared crippled Counsel for defense declared
that it was evident that anything the girl might
now testify to would be under fear of her parents,
and he obtained order from the Court for q med
zeal examination Of the girl.
Affairs In AMMAN,
SAIGON, July 1Oth.-The Regent of AMMAN Tuduc
has bees taken seriously i'll.
Four thousand {" black lags" are menacng Nam
dink, and 10000 sre concentrated at Sontai, where
they are iHtrenchiug.
The French transport Anuamite started for Hal
phong Sunday, and the Ny tho will sail tomorrow.
Seven Years at Hard labor.
ALEXANDRIA, July IOtb-ssid Bey Khandell, who
Project of Alexandria at the time Of the riots
and msssacres here last year. has been found guilty
OF the charge Of falling to perform his duties and
Of conDiving at the riots and has been sentenced to
seven years imprisonment at hard labor.
The Cholera sGOurGe.
ALEXANDRIA, July 10th.-At Damietta to-day 40
deaths occurred from cholera; at Samanoud, II !;
Mansurah, 10l. At the latter place q number of
Greeks forced the Gordon surrounding the town and
escaped.
FAMINE, NOT CHOLERA.
ALEXANDRIA, July l0th.-Nobody is allowed to
leave Gansurah, are provisions allowed to enter
the town. The people there dying from famine,
rather than cholera. At meeting held here, dele
gates appointed to interview the Khedive, and
insist on sending food to the suffering people.
Count de ChambOrd.
FRoHsDoRFF, July 10th-6 P. M.-The tumor on
Count de Chanbords right side has disappeared.
The patient passed quie,er day, but his fatigue
from lack Of sleep is extreme.
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SAN PABL9 AND 70LARE R. B GO.

NOTICE THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
~ Stockholders of the San Pablo and Tulare Rail.
road Company, for the election of Directors for the
ensuing year. and for the transaction OF such other
business as may be brought before the meeting, viii
be held at the Office of the Company in the City Of
San francisco, on WEDNESDAY July Il, 1883, be-
tween the hours of 10 a. NJ. and P. NJ
W. V. HUNTINGroN, Secretary.
San Francisco, June 10, 1883. iel9.td
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VICTORIA.
AT Camperdown, 100 miles from Mel
bourne, the infant child of Mr.. Raw was
playing with ferret, when the animal
suddenly attacked the child and COM
pletely ate away the right side OF its face
before assistance arrived. The child was
frightfully injured, and died in great
agony.
The agricultural statistics for the year
ended March 3lst show considerable in
crease in the extent of land under tillage,
which was 204, 900, 9l6 acres, being2l9 1877
acres in excess Of the previous year. The
yield of wheat showed an increase of d.
063 bushels; oats showed an increase of
500. GA bushels; maize, 1868 bushels.
The yield Of ripe peas and beans also show
an increase, whilst barley and potatoes
show decrease. The average yield of
wheat per acre was 81 bushels, against
9. 40 In 1881 80.
NEW ZEALAND.
W. V. Stevens has been arrested at
Auckland for attempting to bride public
officials in regard TO land grant.
a can containing dynamite carelessly left
near fire in a blacksmith shop at Inver-
cargill destroyed large building and seri-
ously injured two men.
The New Zealand Parliament was con
vened at Wellington on June 18th.
The new railway depot and storehouses
at Dunedin were destroyed by fire on June
10Th. Loss, 100000; insurance not over
95, 600.
Two young men named Ogden and Suth-
erland were hanged at Epping last April
for the murder of Wilson and Holman.
QUEENSLAND.
Particulars of five preliminary surveys
for the railway to the Barrier Ranges have
been laid before the Legislative Council.
The cost OF construction ranges from $780,
GOO TO 81, 800 900.
At the extreme north of the colony, not
many miles from the Gulf of Carpentaria,
nearly ], 400 miles from BisbaRe, busy
town is in process of rapid formation on
the Norman river. Il is becoming center
of business for the northwestern portion of
the colony. Stores are going up. hotels
are crammed with dodgers, teams are aFiiv-
ing and departing daily. The port ia be-
coming busy with craft of various kinds.
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TIE CALIFORNIA TEMPERANCE BEEEVOLENT
SOCIETY WILL HOLD ITS
FIRST ANNUAL PICNIC hT RICHMOND GROVE,
NEXT Sunday. lilly l5ti,

1T Admission. soc. Children, free. There viii
be numerous games on the grounds, for which Yalu.
prizes will be awarded aud special prizs VIII be
given for the Best Grammsrian (lady or gentienan)
from Il to q. liy11-4ttl By order COMMITTEE.
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". z. KNIGHTS IL Go.

DEALERsIN HIDES, SHEEP SKINS. TALLoY,
Deer skins and Furs, have REMOVED their
Once sYd Nareroons from Third street, between
and J, to their New Building on
Front street, between S and z.
Hisies. P ices paid for Hides, Sheep, Goat, Deer
skins sze Tsllow. jyit-lglm
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PIrTsBuRG, July 1Gth.-A renewal of the railroad
coal miners trouble is feared. Only half the opsr-
ators have accepted the award, the Trade Tribunal
umpire fixing this rate OF mining at 81 cents per
bushel.
The window-glass manufacturers OF America are
in session here, and anticipate strike September
1st when the mills start They say the new tariff
takes ten per cent from the profits and wages must
come down accordingly.
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CALIFORNIA PACIFIC R. B. GO.

AyoTICE-THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
II Stockholders of the California Pacific Railroad
Company for the election of Directors for the
ing year and for the transaction Of such other bust
ness as may be brought before the meeting will be
held ct the office Of the Company, in the City of San
Francis 20, on WEDNESDAY, July II, 1883, between
the hours OF 10 4. NJ and 2 P II.
W.. V. HUNTINGTON, Secretary.
San Francisco June 10, 1885 icI9-td
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BARssN & sEADLEn,

A RcHTTEcTs. NO. 1ooe SEVENTH STREET,
IA between and X, Sacramento. No. BIS Pine
street San Francisco. iy11-tf
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Dr. ninrY raIker ~ Not lac Eeisinisaed.

WASHINGTON, July 10th.-Dr, Mary Walker, hay
ing been notified by Pension Commissioner Dudley,
acting under the advice of Secretary Teller, that
she might consider her place vacant on the LIST of
july replied by note that she would still be found at
her desk after the date mentioned. She threatened,
if Dudley persisted in his attempts to dismiss her.
that she would next winter invoke the aid Of Con-
gress in her behalf and bring upon him an investi
cation that would go to the bottom off affairs in the
pens Tbuat1 e ttere or
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ssOgAa5EMT0 aEc2aGs-ssFstGFs.
San EranciscO ssflce. No. New M0HtgOH-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS S.

HLF Al LII l. SEEALIN iE;s
Eui0u Lodge, No. IS, +. and A. II. "a
Officers and members please take notice. IN
a Special Meeting OF this Lodge viii be held * *
at Masonic Hall, THIS "Wednesday EYEN-/ " y
ING July IL, 1888, at 8 o'clock, for work Visiting
Brethren cordially invited Pc order.
ALBERT HART, VIM
JONI MACARTHUR, Secretary. jyI11t.
yET ANTED.--ANY ONE WHO HAS
Wv Scotch Terrier for sale can fiGd fisSSsy-e
a purchaser at this office. address, 49,
Z" A, stating price and address. jyIl-Its
Al EN- WANTED.-MEE LOOKING FOR BUSI.
VI ness that pays big, easy, genteel. No op.
position. Suitable for old or young. want men
in every county in this State Call early. ]. 4.
GRlSWoLD, Western Hotel. jy11.1w-
S2O0 s WANT MYSELF ldfs5I 1T THIS rs TINE = ::
mutually satisfactory. Inquire OF CARL STRoBEL
the Broker, No. 81 street, Sacramento. jy11-1ts
C7RAYED-FRoM 612 STREET, Aa
= Small Sorrel Mare, branded on near ESssIN
hip reward viii be paid to any one re. HA
turning her to the above address, jy11 1T
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DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES 70 rnH RsooRD-us1os.l
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5TATIoNERS, PRINTERS, ETY..
q. <. GFseker - go.-TIaportlng and GiauEizct-
lftng StahGneTs, Printers and Lithogrzphsle, Hos.
sss, 81 snd 2Ie Bush street. above Ssnsos1g.
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C. sEeyrEssTn & C0.-aianufacturers ana In.
hats 4: the lowest prices. Factory: II Selden st.
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Affairs In AMMAN,
Seven Years at Hard labor.

ALEXANDRIA, July 1Oth.--At Damietta to-day 40
deaths occurred from cholera; at Samanoud, II !;
Mansurah, 101. At the latter place number Of
Greeks forced the Gordon surrounding the town and
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ARTISTS.

FIX I1S1Ss
Observation-Disclosures and Photographer, No. IL
Montgomery street. Established in 1851.
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Panper Immigration.

ALBANY, July 10th.-The State Bosrd of Charities
to-day adopted resolution directing the Secretary
to inquire at once OF the Immigration Commission.
ers whether bond obligation is taken from per-
sons who agree to take care Of the assisted irmi-
grants, or whether verbal promise only is taken,
and the public not protected.
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ST. LoTls, July 10th.-TIle Post-D Dispatch ar
nounces thss sysVisgs On what / ePpsasr rs.isbe
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CIyu,NAT1, July 10th.-The body OF the late
Archbishop Purcell was removed to-day to the Ca
thedra where it placed on dais at tine altar at
the end of the center aiSl reclining at such an
angle and at such hight as to be conspicuous from
all parts Of the auditorium. The funeral will take
place tomorrow at 4. ", and the burial after
az No
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FAMINE, NOT CHOLERA.
Jount de Chan.bOrd.

FRoHsDoRFF, July 10th-6 P. M.-The tumor on
Count de Chanbords right side has disappeared.
The patient passed quie,er day, but his fatigue
from lack Of sleep is extreme.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-02-19

and in the death scene in the last act, when
the large audience was in breathless ST.
lence, the electric light in front of the the
ater was turned out and accompanied by a
kissing sound, the sudden flash of light
streamed through the windows into the
darkened theater. At the same instant
an elderly lady in the dress circle screamed
Fire, fire" at the top of her voice,
causing great excitement. A large
number of men and women made a rush
for the doors, the play was stopped, sew
eral ladies tainted, and the commotion in
creased. About dozen policemen, who
were off duty at the time and were setting
in the back seats witnessing the play,
hastened to the doorways and succeeded
in keeping back the audience. Nine.
Rhea and the members of the company
came forward on the stage and urged the
frightened people that there was no cause
for alarm. No one was hurt through the
precautionary measures taken by the
officers of the theater, the actors and the
police and in about ten minutes the play
was continued.