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Passengers south and East.
MODESTO, Cal, July 6.-Following is
= list Of south bound passengers passing
here this evening;
R. j. Bailey, San Gabriel; G. W. Bur
leigh and wife, A. d. Roberts, ]. Rinken-
bach, Henry W. Yattle, Los Angeles;
L. F. Day, ]. X. Owens, San Francisco;
w. F. Rock, Sacramento.
The Town OF Typo In Ashes.
EUREKA, New, July THE town Of
Typo, 100 miles south of Eureka, was
almost entirely destroyed by fire OH
July 4th. The information only reached
here yesterday. There were no water
facilities and all the houses were de-
stroyed in short time. The body Of
John J. Odds was found in the debris.
The total loss is upwards of $35, 900.
CaIifornians Endorsing Judge
Field.
CHICAGO, July TAT meeting 10. day
Of large number Of California citizens
and Democrats present at Chicago, in
attendance upon the National Conven-
ton, the following expression Of opinion
was unanimously adopted; "Whereas,
the affront offered to Judge Field by the
California State Convention was not an
expression Of the Democratic party nor
of the people Of that State. 1t was q
factiouel outburst Of the Convention,
which was largely composed Of delega-
tions appointed by the County Commit
tees in denial Of the peoples right. prima-
ry election or other participation in pro-
cesses Of which are customary at the be-
ginnipgof parties on theentrance upon the
Presidential campaign. It was without
q precedent and Misrepresentation Of
the best portion and most elevated pub.
lie sentiment in California, and has
seriously jeopardized the cleo.
toral votes which o united party
would be proud to present to a
victorious national Democracy, aud
Whereas, The people of the Pacific
Coast, regardless OF party are uniustly
indignant atan attempt to treat with con.
tumely an eminent citizen whose fame
halonas to his country, whose record is
spotless in regard to Democratic princi
pies as those taught by Jefferson, vindi-
dated by jackson and embodied in these
latter days by Tilden, whose right to the
presidency in 1879 was 80 strongly main
tanned by Judge Field Is member Of the
Electoral Commission as to give 1.-THE sol
emnity Of an undisputed historical title,
Therefore, Resolved - That we esteem
it ths duty, as itshould BET every true
Californian, to give Judge Fields his
proper place OF honor, foremost among
the leaders Of the Democratic party
from whose number q presidential
candidate Is to be chosen. Resolved.
That we will pledge our best ef-
forts as Californians for the
candidate chosen by the National Con-
vention in whose battle we will enter
with that enthusiasm which has always
made united Democracy invincible in
our etste, We ask for The claims. the
record and the merits of Judge Field
the respectful consideration they de-
serve, confident that we can guarantee
that our State will give him her cleo
toral vote, unheeding the mistaken
ooutse of our Misguided fellow citizens
yh9 are enlisted ID the deplorable work
Of aisorganization which is often the
fQrerunner Of defeat.
Tho above resolutions were signed by
J. B. Carr, Chairman; K. !. Faulk, Sec
rotary; Edward Curtis, Jno. P. Irish,
State Senator; Kelly, State Senator;
pougherty, Hx.Leutenant Governor; J.
A. johnson, Judge o. y. Wright.
speeuIatisns abeut Candidates.
croo In, s.n.tor ofor.aon
0a n..;a J hass v...arSau aid for tbs
WY WY n,sar ~ san H. ~: ia 5ss been
Pass 90 1000 ~ ~ Ciays,.nd A. nearly as
ann;s III ~ xvash;,a,an naonia
can Juose "a Nm sn vi, =. 80 P ~
Wv "I 49, C,".,..Jh.m. ra,urnad oon
~ ~. IT, n,n.siJ 10 haaorJons
xnosu snE. =. aouf TO-, 49,
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See NJ "o IA. ar .h;siI -
Iyor, " NV 80 70 ci.a
say w''hou' 9uanAca. :n. aa. ~. p.nnh su
lenh nvea ~" -, = n' M 'I -, sd pu noo
e4n Psry WIN 'oso III III nj NJ: 49,; ,ooy
Sotss zen. uaA; W. mai .. na.,ohaa
UGns'ss man =. n 1 ssa,,, III. ,ha y E.st sn5
sss ss. 1us' , ~oa sbst IN Nav York the
Democrats are united as one man.
Judge Field Of California Is. in compar-
.son' uhe s.rons',daSa W s sIam,d av una
70. nc 49,. oanJ;Ss,s H. rscord i
osety osu n ea a a.r-, Naw Vort he
n 10 so.h. y Nief
ySySo 'oo''s:'
u--t,u~ . Temuorary Chairman,
CHICAGO, July l.-Ihe prhciPa, VOTE
Of the Nanonai Sommitiee VIII 10 70
name temporary Cna'r'na9 W' iIn
=, YVES, OF wisconsin, ana uov. nup-
paro, OF texas, hre tne 'wa geh.iemen
most prominently meh',oheu, ou. 'hs
desire 70 compliment tne Nof'nwes. anu
,he south runs counter 70 ,ne des'Ie 70
nave some representative western 1er-
man' ana re.er LieDer. Oh inoiaha' mas
been named IN tn,s connec'ion;
Inc Na. .;ar .,;. e sar.neon o an% ar
ranged for the distribution Of tickets
and the seating Of delegates and alter,
hebin n. .sssionh a noon TO-DAY. The
mSstipos Of the State DELEGATIONS began
N 10 O'clock. +.
u
Hew York Delegates In session =
ings County Confident.
au.c.oo J,,v The Nav york
deIa.at;on want into sa..;on at n
nrcIoQk tO-daV. and the Intereat which
eenters in III action appears to actuate
syery one in Attendance upon the Con.
.veution.
The suuporters Of the New York
Governor are greatly encouraged al
the action taken bv the Kings county
dslsostior las, NIGHT. deciding to sun
mort him They eyeu 90 40 far AZ 70
ssv the nomination il practically settled,
A. GOES Kinus county so goes the
state and the whole Convention, Gle.
ysMnEs lsdpdorters are working hard
so OBJECT The adverse effect Of Kelly,
PaSit ner and the other organized Cd
Addition Al the Grand Pacific Hotel
Tan"rsia ,siL Il the oud 81
= " %
California delegation Organized
fney fronounce fer Thurman.
i,
CHIcAao, July Tine Oaiiorh'a uel'
egation held a hve. hours session az Tvs
headquarters last night. oinclai iniorma-
tirt xtaa laid before the deleghtlOn 10