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SAN FRANCISCO ITEMs.


The Holiness Brethren intend to estab-
hsh & home Tor fallen women in this city.
Five offenders were found guilty in Judge
Rix Court Thursday Of misderueanor. for
having shaken dice for money in q place
open to public view
Mrs. Mary Miller, mother OF Senator
John F. Miller and Clay Miller. Cashier of
the Custom house, died suddenly from
disease of the heart a. South Bend, Indi-
ana, on Tuesday evening She was aged
"A years.
Senators Stanford and Fair, congressman
Morrow and McKenna, Dr. Merritt. General
superintendent Fillmore OF the S. P. G.
r. r. and others Thursday byspecial train,
visited Alvarado to inspect the beet sugar
mill at that place.
William Sharon, OF Nevada, and Charles
kohleri the wine merchant, went with the
New Collector Of the Port, John S. Hager.
before Judge Hoffman IN the United States
Circuit Court Thursday and qualified as
sureties for the Collector on his bond of
100000.
The General Association of Congrega-
tional Churches wiz meet next week in
annual session at the Congregational
Church in Berkeley. Over 100 churches
viii be represented, and there will be in
attendance, it Is expected, between 800 and
400 delegates.
The Synod Of the Pacific (Presbyterian)
embraces within its territorial bounds the
whole of California and Nevada, and has
on its roll 150 churches and l55 ordained
ministers, besides q number of licentiates
who are preaching in different parts OF the
country. The annual meeting of the SYNOD
began Thursday evening in st. Johns
Church, Post street, with appropriate relig-
ious exercises.
Auditor Strother maintains that the
/, present Board Of Equalization has no legal
status under the Constitution, inasmuch as
it does not fulfill the conditions as required.
The law demands that there be six mem
bers in the Board Zone for each member of
Congress) and an ex-oflicio member (the
State Controller), making seven in all,
while the present Board consists of only
five members, including the State Con-
4 troller.
/ The steamship Oceanic from Hengkong
and Yokohama arrived at this port Friday
She came to an anchor off Black Point, in.
+, quarantine The usual reports and papers
| were brought ashore by the boarding
officer of Merchants Exchange, but were
returned to the steamer, for fumigation, by
order of DIR. Perry. In the afternoon the
Quarantine Officer was on board the vessel
mastering the passengers and crew and ex-
amining their condition, inquiring concern
ing the bill of heath, etc. The ship was
quarantined because OF sickness in Asiatic
ports.
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mack, 100000, and William L. Scott,
of Erie, Pa, $4,000 In addition to
these, the firm of Soutler & Co.. which
Jailed on Tuesday, is said to be a
creditor TO the extent of about $3.50 000
In consequence of its dealing with Henry
n. Smith, the liabilities of Heath d Co.
cannot fall short of 81, 100000, and may ex-
ceed that sum. The assets, excepting a
claim against Henry n. Smith, are un-
known.
Financial Salve for Wounded Affections.
KANSAS Cry (Mo.), October 2d.-In the
Circuit Court at Independence, to-day, Miss
Edith Vernaz, of Warrensburg, No, was
awarded $4,000 damages in a suit for
breach OF promise of marriage against Da-
vid Hughes, building contractor OF this
cliy- The piainun sued for SO 000.
American Church Congress.
New HAVEN, October 2d.--The American
Church Congress will meet in this city Oc-
tober 10th and continue its session -four
days. It will be the greatest gathering Of
the kind ever held in the United States,
and the Christian people of all denomina-
tions, but especially Episcopalians, are TAX
ing deep interest in the assembly, Canon
Farrar has signified his intention of being
present, as have also several other promi-
nent English diyines
Destructive Prairie Fires in Dakota.
FREDERICK ID. IT,, October 2d-Prairie
fires in Mcpherson county the past two
days have swept everything over an area of
100 square miles. Hundreds of families
are destitute. The loss is estimated at
$250,0O0. The fire is now said to be under
control.
Mugwumps Moving.
BRooKLYN, October 2d.-At a meeting of
the Independent Committee of One Hun
dred tonight, President Cleveand's s admin
lstration was indorsed, and the support of
for Governor of New York, was urged.
still Democrat, so far as Grover Cleveland
was concerned, but a Republican in regard
to the State ticket.
Returned to the Right.
New YORK, October 3d-A. M-Beecher
said last night Though ! have been
immersed in the Democratic party for half
a year, | must say | am again a Republi-
can. | am a Republican to-day, because
the Republican party ot the State of New
York has proven that its deeds are better
than its words. l feel thoroughly con-
WINGED of the election of Davenport"
The Ex-Chief of Tammany Worse.
NEW YORK, October 3d-A. M-News is
received that John Kelly is not so well.
the weather affecting him unfavorably He
will probably take 10 part in the cam
paign.
Going Home.
New YORK, October 3d-A. NJ The
yacht Genesta sails for England to-day
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden on
the 30th
For acramento-W Waterhouse & Lester,
5 boxes bolts and nuts Baker & Hamilton,
case firearms; Locke & Lavenson, box
molding; Booth & Co, 4 packages and
cases tobacco Billingsley Il Co., Q pack
ages cards; A. Dennery, 9 cases wicks; H
Fisher q Co, case confectionery Jn.anI
Hahn & Co, barrel campho--; Huntinpg. appn
ton, Hopkins q Co., cases hardware /
case brushes, | case gunners' Implements
case nasps and staples; Hale Bros. q Co /
Sos case clothing, | bale crash, 2 cases cotton
goods, case and bales comfo(te ! csse
shoes Kirk, Geary & Co., .ses ,irr,os
Llndley taI5a q Co, case cigarette s: G A. saw.
telle, case books White /. Fuller - e Co Co
l case brushes; Weinst - e ai1er Tnhin IL 0o
cas-. cases boots and shoes; James G. Davis. ]
earthenware. a0o0A " W. u ave-
caoas see nt6ektonA c6c;I on Eaton, 70 bundles ant
For Marvsv Mar nru ~. Heater, 2 boxes chairs
cases bards, ille-William L. Lawrence,
Are.
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Fan Sentence OF tho Law.

SALT LAKE, October 2d.-Another IN
lawful cohabitation victim was convicted
in the Third District Court to-day. His
name is Edward Brain. Two of his di-
vorced wives we're on the stand. The latest
wife told about their relations After the
verdict Brain made a long statement, claim
ing direct revelation from God to him of
the truth Of the Mormon gospel He
had seen ChriSts miracles repeated un-
der the hands of the elders of this church
and bore his testimony that the Edmunds
law was unconstitutional and interfered
with the freedom Of religion. The religion
of Abraham, Jacob, John Taylor and Geo.
Q. Cannon would do for him He pre-
ferred Imprisonment with honor to free
dom with dishonor. Judge Zane reminded
him Of the apparent fleeing character of
his eternal covenants, es shown by the
misTeatment Of his first wife and the two
divorced women. He said it was blaSphe-
nous to talk of such things being divine.
He was tired Of hearing such hypocritical
cant, and imposed on him the full sentence
OF the law-six months imprisonment and
$500 fine and costs.
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WHOLE NO. 1O,75O.

he entered the saloon and called for a
drink, when Pierce, who was sitting on the
counter, said something he didn't under
stand, and at the same time sprang toward
him and drew bowie-knife. He tried to
get out of his way, but Pierce caught lin,
threw him down and stabbed him. He
said he never saw Pierce before, did not
speak TO him, and had no weapon.
Fierce was arrested shortly af-
ter the difficulty took place, bv officer
Dorcy, and taken to the county iail. He
said that McKew drew pistol on him,
when he spoke to him, and he then pulled
his knife and stabbed him.
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FOREIGN.
The Enrorenn NYnr Clnnl,.

LONDON, October 2d.-M. DeLiers de-
mands that the Powers assent to armed in
tervention by Russia if the Servians enter
Macedonia
The Porte is hurrying troops from the
maritime provinces of Asia to Salonica.
Two thousand men left Smyrna to-day.
The Porte has obtained an advance of
81 ,000,0 600 from Galatea bankers.
Gabriel Pasha has been liberated, and has
left Sofia for Coustantinople.
Part Of the Widdin garrison has been
sent to Sofia. This is regarded as proof of
the improved relations between Bulgaria
and Servia.
4 number Of German officers on the re-
tired list are Offering their services to
Prince Alexander.
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GREECE Avn sERv1A


LONDON, October 2d.-The latest compli-
cations in the Balkan troubles come from
the rival ambitions Of Greece and Servia.
The latter power makes no conccalment of
her intention 10 extend her borders south
ward, II there IS to be a general scramble
Tor territory. or another revision of the map
of the peninsula. She has displayed a
teveriSh energy in her war prepa-
rations, and this has provoked the
jealousy of Greece. 1t has also
| resulted in abolishing the party lines that
previously existed in Greek politics, and
uniting the great body Of people in what is
known as the Forward party. The tactics
of this party are well expressed by its
| motto. 1t believes in aggressive action to
obtain restoration of what once belonged
10 Greece, and looks for the re- establish
ment Of the great Hellenic State.
RUSSIANS ENTERING RoUMANIA.
LONDON, October Sd. M.-A dispatch
to the Daily Telegraph says that 5000 Rus
SLAMS have crossed the Danube, into Bul-
garia, and reached Roumania by special
trains in the night
TIE SITUATION CRITICAL.
LONDON, October 3d-A Mn summing
up the Bulgarian matters the Times con-
cludes thus " The situation, in fact, is
an explosion"
Sir Charles Dixie to be Married.
LONDON, October 2d.-The marriage OF
Sir Charles Dixie and Mrs. Pattison takes
place at l o'clock tomorrow at Chelsea.
Colonel Armstrong, broker viii give the
bride away, and Joseph Chamberlain viii
be gcoomsman. Immediately after the
ceremony, the bridal party viii go'to Oat-
lands Park to spend the honeymoon.
a Starving Community.
OTTAWA, October 2d.-It is officially an
nounced here that the Labrador fisheries
have proved a failure, and that the inhabi-
tants are starving, The suffering of the
women and children beggars all descrip-
| ton the little ones dying in the arms of
their mothers, who have no food to give
them, and cold and exposure completes
the list of woes. The news creates
great excitement The Government has
acted with promptness, and is hurrying
fuel and provisions on board q steamer,
which viii be ready TO sail by Monday.
Several ships viii be necessary to meet the
demand, as the famine extends along the
| entire coast.
The Smallpox scourge.
MONTREAL, October 2d.-Eighty- -four
new cases of smallpox were reported to-
day and thirty -four houses were disinfected
The new wing at the hospital will be ready
tomorrow, when room will be had for
some fifty patients. The removal of pa.
tients to the Exhibition grounds viii not
be begun. The civic hospital is full. For
the six days ending Thursday night, there
were 276 deaths in the city and sc in ad.
/ joining municipalities.
| Precautions Against Trouble.
MONTREAL, October 2d.-This afternoon
the Prince of Wales Rifles proceeded tc
the Exhibition ground, to relieve the Mon.
treal garrison artillery, doing duty there
No danger is feared tonight, but there
might be trouble tomorrow night 'and
Sunday, when the workingmen will be a
! liberty
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NEVADA.


VIRGINIA, October 2d.-A fire occurred
at noon to-day in the bunch of wooden
buildings near the junction of B and c
streets. 1t originated in Friedlander's
tailor shop. The damage is mostly to the
upper portion and amount to about $3.50.
The house belonged to E. Montague; no in
suraDce
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BRITIsIG COLUMBIA.

Three Thousand Men Disoharsed-Dis-
abled Steamer.
VICTORIA, October 2d.-Nearly 5000 men
were discharged froia the railway works at
Eagle Pass to-day, and are coming to Vic
t0ria
II. II. s. Triumph had the cylinder
lining Of her engine cracked for six feet
which wiz have to be repaired.
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Another Temperance Lecture.

PORTLAND October 2d.-Frank Tracy a
young Englishman, was run over and
killed by cars this morning at The Dallas
He got drunk and lay down on the track
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IDAHO.
Hibbs, the Defaultlns Postmaster-Eseape

Hibbs, the Defaultlng Postmaster-Escape
o. q Murderess.
Lewiston, October 2d.-Owing to a refu
sal OF the authorities to give Hibbs & pre-
liminary hearing and release on bail, attor-
ney Maxwell, the leading counsel for the
defense, is initiating steps to bring the
prisoner before Judge Buck, of the United
States District Court, on writ of babeas
corpus, and ask for mis- discharge
a dispatch from Rathdrum says an In
dian woman, arrested for murder at Fort
C@ur d'Alene, broke jail yesterday and is
still at large
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RACES AT BRIGHTON BEACH

New YORK, October 2d-The attendance
at Brighton Beach to-day was large, and
the track in good condition. The iavorite
in every instance was beaten. Three
quarters of a mile, for two-year-olds F.:
Bessie B, won, Restless second, Aureole
third, Time, 1163. The mutuals paid
$37 90. Mile and an eighth Delilah won,
Ligan second, Bob Cook third Tine, 1851
The mutuals paid $50 Is. Seven-eighths
of mile, for three-year-olds and upwards:
Miller won, Montauk second, Bay Rebel
third Time, 1902. The mutuals paid
$l47 so. Mile and three-eighths Santa
Claus and Punka ran dead heat, Little
Don third. The winners divided the stakes.
Time, 2;24z. The mutuals paid Punka,
$13 35 Santa Claus, $13 90. Steeplechase,
over the long course; Ecuador won Judge
Griffith second, 0dette third Time, 500
The mutuals paid $50 90.
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ANGRY TURF MEN.


New York, October 2d.-The World saws
The strained relations which have existed
between the owners of the Brooklyn and
Rancocas stables since the Bliss selling
race at Sheepshead Bay in 1880 caused an
outbreak at Jerome Park yesterday. The
immediate cause was another selling race.
which Poutico half-brother of Pontiac.
won cleverly. He was entered to be sold
for 81 800, but Mcdonald, who ran second
with Bordealy, ana the Dwyer Brothers.
who ran third with Lula, ran up the price
of Pontico to S15,005, and the auctioneer
announced that he was bought in by the
owner. This left the comfortable sum of
S13, ,505 to be divided, two-thirds TO Nc
Donald and one-third to the Dryers, the
surplus money in all selling races being SO
divided under the rules OF the American
Jockey Club. immediately after the an
nouncement OF the sale by the auctioneer,
Lorillard repudiated the purchase of Pom
tico, with the declaration that the bids had
been carried beyond his instructions and
that the auctioneer was a party to the
transaction. This assertion Brought Phil
Dwyer to the front, who, with much show
OF anger, replied in terms not compliment
ary to Lorillard. The crowd. which had
been attracted by the heavy bidding, sided
with Dwyer and repeatedly cheered them
both. Lorillard and Dwyer appealed to
the judges, who also heard statements
from Lorillard's agent and his trainer, and
also from the auctioneer. The excitement
lasted for nearly half an hour, when the
judges ordered the track cleared.
The Transcontinental Pool to be Contin-
ued-California Fruit Pool.
ST.. PAUL, October 2d-Vice- President
0akes denies the statement that the Trans
kcontinental pool is in danger of disruption.
He had no official knowledge that the
Southern Pacific had dishonored drafts of
the Denver and Rio Grande Railroad for
settlement under the arbitrators' award of
percentages. He had also been informed
+, but not officially, that the Burlington and
Missouri had given notice of withdrawal
| from the association. If these two reports
were true, and he had no reason to doubt
| their authenticity, they would not in any
way endanger the life of the association. The
only roads which were so geographically
| situated as to smash things generally were
| the Southern Pacific, Central Pacific and
! Oregon Navigation. All these three were
firm believers in the association. They
wanted to live, and no matter how demor-
allied things might become east of the
/ junction points, the rates there would be
firmly maintained on tariff figures. This
would assure the continuation of the asso-
ciation
The Herald prints an alleged special from
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FRUITS, SEEDS AND PRODUCE

D. DeBERNARDI & CO.,
GENERAL COMMISSION MER-
VI chants, and Shippers of all kinds of ES5eA
Fruits, Vegetables, Fish, Game, IL "
Poultry, Eggs and General Produce.
Careful attention given 20 the Selection and
Packing of Choice Fruits for Distant Markets
Nos. 3os and $40 St, Sacramento. Cal.
sS0-lm
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A Duel Being Arranged.


WASHINGTON, October 2d.-J. Amber
Smith, who was assaulted on a train to
Alexandria last night by Wise, the Repub-
lican candidate for Governor of Virginia,
has challenged Wise Ramsburg. of Mary
land, friend of Smiths, is to call upon
Wise tomorrow, TO learn who will act as
his second, that the preIiIninaries for the
fight may be arranged at once. Smith is
also Republican, but is opposed to Ma.
homes methods in that State, and has said
many times that he would not support
Wise
The Heath Failure-Immense Liabilities.
NEW YoRK, October 2d-The Tribune TO-
morrow will say: The principal creditor
OF VIM. Heath & Co. is Giovanni P. Moro
sini, partner in the well-known firm OF
w. E. Connor & Co., who became famous
by his connection with Jay Gould. His
claim against the firm is about $3.50 600 for
which he has no security of any Kind.
Among. other large creditors are. Jaw
Gould, $4,000; Jas. T. Low, formerly Of
the dry goods firm of Low, Hartman &
Co, and father of the, present head OF the
firm, about $4,000 o; Addison Cam
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California Raisiss - Exaggerated State.
rnent

New YORK, October 2d.-Considerable
interest is manifested here by foreign fruit
dealers regarding the price of the Califor-
MIA raisin crop and the statement made re-
garding the same By San Francisco trade
circular. California houses here state that
strong efforts have been made by parties
who do not represent the packers to break
the market in order to enable them to buy
at their figures hence the remarkably ex-
aggerated statements which have been cir
culated regarding the crop. a prominent
house here says the story that 100000 boxes
have been produced by California has no
foundation. 0ne-half Of that amount is
nearer the mark Coleman q Co say they
sold this week to the local trade two cars
OF California raisins at 81 IS per box.
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CHICAGO, October 2d.-The management
of the roads forming the Colorado Utah
Association, at a meeting here to-day,
agreed upon the percentages by which its
business shall be governed hereafter The
Rock Island road recently asked for re-
arbitration, and the Burlington and Alton
has filed notice Of withdrawal The
award reached by the managers, without
referring to the dispute for arbitration is
rs follows: Alton, 1875 per cent; Burling-
1915; Rock Island, 1850; Missouri Pacific,
$50; Wabash, 1925 Rock Island gains
1.5o per cent, Burlington, rs per cent. st.
Paul loses so per cent, Wabash rs and
Missouri Pacific i per cent.
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Fourteen Knife wounds.

SAN JOSE, October 2d-At 7:3O o'clock
this evening John McKew, a young man
25 years Of age, received fourteen knife
wounds at the hands of Nelson Pierce, of
San Francisco, in a dive on FL Dorado
street, kept by Jim O'Neil: It is thought
that he cannot live through the night He
made dying declaration to Deputy District
Attorney Burchard, in which he stated that
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The Smallpox scOurge.
Precautions Against Trouble.

MONTREAL, October 2d.-This afternoon
the Prince of Wales Rifles proceeded to
the Exhibition ground, to relieve the Mon
treal garrison artillery, doing duty there.
No danger is feared tonight, but there
might be trouble tomorrow night and
Sunday, when the workingmen will be at
liberty
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