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Possibly Indian Treachery.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Short in His Accounts.

WALLA WALLA, August 11th.-J. w.
Ranch, the Democratic County Treasurer
of Garfield county, is short in his accounts
over $4,000 so far as known, but an in
yestigation OF the books is not yet COM
pleted. The money has been absorbed by
the political ring. Ranch's property is all
mortgaged above its value. The Com
missioners are waiting for something to
turn up, and are in state of mastery in
activity. His bondsmen are much excited,
and holding two sessions daily, but can't
agree as to what is to be done. 1t is
thought, however, that Ranch can make
good the deficit No expert examination
of the books is contemplated by the Com
uissiQners,
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NEVADA.
Murdered by an Indian-Neck Broken.

AUSTIN, August 11th.-Tuesday crowd
of Indians got drunk at Ophir canyon. One
of them went to the farmhouse of Ed.
Lineborger, in Smoky valley, and quarreled
with him. The Indian took an ak and
cut Lineborger to mince-meat. He then
shot his own squaw, stole horse and fled.
The tragedy occurred in Nye county.
Last night Daniel Callaghan, pioneer
farmer of Grass valley, lett here for his
home His team ran away while going
down the summit of Pony canyon, and
Callaghan was thrown from his seat and
broke his neck, and sustained other inju-
ries. He leaves wife and four small chill
dren
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The fifth year will yield s., 900, the sixth
$1,000. and the seventh 5000. Now, a
property yielding 5000 year is worth al
least S25, 000-a pretty good investment on
an outlay of less than $500.
These are facts verified by the experience
of practical horticulturists, and are of in
terest both to intending home-seekers and
those of our own people who desire to en-
gage in profitable industry. An Interest.
ing article on this subject, full Of practical
ETY. for 1888, from the pen Of Hon. Joseph
Dn--t:n-
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Rum over and Badly Injured.

BYRON, August 11th-This afternoon as
John Moore, farmer, residing about three
miles south of Byron, was coming into
town with load of grain, the front sacks
upon which he was sitting fell down,
throwing him under the front wheels,
which passed over him, one wheel passing
over his head, breaking his jaw in two
places, and cutting his head in a frightful
manner. The other wheel passed over his
leg breaking it above the ankle. At the
present time his chances for recovery are
considered doubtful.
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Hurricane in FRANCE.

The telegraph on Thursday brought us
news of the burning of Romeo, in Wiscon-
sin. We have frequently seen Romeo con-
sumed-with an insane passion for Juliet ;
and be has played his part so badly that his
determination by fire, or something, would
have afforded the audience much satisfac-
tion.-Norristofra Herald.
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ARIZONA.
Attempted Stage Robbery-Died from
Thirst.

PHOENIX, August 11th.-An attempt was
made at 2 O'Clock yesterday morning to
hold up the stage from Phoenix to Prescott
on the Vulture route, between Aqua Fria
and Seymour, but the driver and passen-
gers were all armed The only highway
man that appeared fled on making this
discovery.
The body of man who had evidently
persisted from thirst and heat was dis
covered Yesterday twelve miles from Tempe,
on the Saccaton road.
Sensational Report.
TOMBSTONE, August 11th.-A report was
brought in here to-day that Lawton and
command had been captured and disarmed
by the Mexicans in Sonora, and a company
of troops has been sent from Huachuca to
his assistance.
Ten or twelve Indians were seen near
Bisbee this morning.
Possibly Indian Treachery.
TOMBSTONE, August 18th. - Lieutenant
Gatewood five weeks ago went with thirty
two soldiers and two Chiricahua scouts in
search of Geronimo's camp for the purpose
of allowing the Chiricahua scouts to make
treaty Gatewood himself did not know
what the terms of the treaty were. The
Chiricahuas are believed to be two runners
who have kept up communication between
Geronimo and the San Carlos Reservation
ever since the outbreak, as they said they
knew the hostiles' whereabouts. Gate
wood has not been heard from yet, al
though two weeks have elapsed since some
word should have been received from him.
Another instance of Geronimos treachery
might thus result in the loss of thirty-two
men.
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Bagley-" Did you enjoy yourself at the
clam bake?" Bailey" Indeed I did"
Bagley-"I suppose the clans made good
eating Bailey don't know about
that didn't wait. You see, they couldn't
get the fire to burn. so we disposed OF the
LIQUIDS and came home. I can enjoy a
clam-bake every day in the week. y It'd
Bis.
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Sudden Death.

MERGED, August 11th-About ten days
ago a farm hand named Peter Dillon came
to town and got on a spree which he kept
up till this morning, when he walked into
the New York saloon and sat down in
chair, where he was soon afterward found
dead Dillon was about IS years old, and
until recently had worked for Dan Swain,
of AtWater
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The Prohibition Campaign.

SPANIsHrowN, August I1th.-A Prohibi-
ton party was organized at this place last
night, with James Fillmore as President
and James Hatch as Secretary. The party
is organizing all over San Mateo county,
and q vigorous campaign will be made.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
The Situation al Belfast.

BELFAST, August 11th.-The city was
quiet last night, and the wounded are i'm
proving A petition, which has received
numerous signatures, has been handed to
the Mayor demanding the appointment of
a Royal Commission to investigate and re-
port upon the causes of the disorders which
which have occurred here since June.
Loyalist Orators to Come to the United
States.
DUBLIN, August 11th.-The Ddngannon
Patriotic Union will send a deputation of
Loyalist orators to the United States and
Canada, to address public meetings through
out both countries in the interest of Irish
opposition to home rule. The orators will
leave Ireland as soon as Parliament adj
iourns in the fall, and among them will be
Major E. J. Sanderson, member of Parlia-
ment for North Armagh, and Russell Long
ford.
Hurricane in France.
NANCY, August 11th.-A hurricane swept
this town to-day, doing an immense
amount of damage. The wind stripped
vines, uprooted trees and leveled houses.
One soldier was killed and many persons
were injured.
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Sewing Machines Burned.

FRESNO, August 11th.-A fire this morn
ing destroyed a stable at the rear of the
residence of O. NJ Thompson, at this place.
The Singer Sewing Machine Company had
a large number of sewing machines stored
IN the stable and all were destroyed. The
loss is estimated as follows Thompson,
on stable, $500; Singer Manufacturing
Company, 81 800.
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The most mems experience is like the
stern lights of a ship, which iliur,ine only
he track j. has Passed.
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When you introduce a moral lesson let
i! be brief.
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home AND ABROAD.
ENTERING THE COUN.
TRY BIZ WAY OF MEXICO.
Three Children Drowned-The For
est Fires-Chicago Anarch-
ists-The Cutting Case.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RE0oRD-UIoN.l
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Attempted Suicide.

FRESNO, August 11th.-Yesterday after
s n0on em w4an o ns n sucde BY R fag
morphine, but was saved by the doctors.
She had prepared her marriage dress, and
was to have been married last night, but
the man. named Moore, backed out of the
engagement, and told her so. He skipped
to Sacramento this morning.
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CHANGED DAILY FOE c. H. GILMAS-AUGUsT ls, ISIS
OUR TWENTY-S SECOND
Selni-Annual Clearing Sale
FOR THE MONTH OF AUGUST.

The addition of the BULLARD AUCTION
STOCK to our Closing Sale makes an i'm
mense inducenlent to the public to call and
see these goods.
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Nick emma Receives Warm Welcome.
Death from EXCESSIVE Drinking.

SANTA ANA, August 11th.-An old man
named Andrew Whitney died near here
this morning, evidently from excessive
drinking the past few days, and getting
overheated while pumping hand-car. He
claimed that he was a rich Union man in
New Orleans before the war, where he lost
aunr,-thinn
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FRUIT ORCHARDS.

one of the finest fruit ranches n the
State is that of Senator Joseph Routier, 4;
Reuters Station, on the Sacramento Valley
Railway, a few miles this side OF .he Ma
toma Vineyard 1t contains go aC-es. all
OF which is in bearing fruit trees and zines
except some thirteen acres. The Senator :
an Intelligent farmer, a pioneer who located
IN the hanks af = :, --;ca-1 i - Is
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Death by Lighting Fire with Coal Oil.

PLAcERvILLE. August 11th.-A daughter
of James Opie, aged years, started to kin
die fire with coal oil at Missouri Flat to-
day. The oil can exploded, and in fifteen
minutes the girl was a corpse. The house
took fire, and everything was consumed
not even their clothing was saved
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OUR DUTCH WOOL clRPE7sG only &c. per yard his CLEARING Sal
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BEST ASSORTMENT OF TRUNKS TO BE FOUND IN
THE CITY
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
WEpNRsnAx Anr oE

"HDSSoDAf, aug Zo-P. N.
The ocal report TO the New York State
sde by the Lake shore and Michigan Southern Raroad
Company OF ts business for the ended June a
1886. which IL printed below with eompsrisons eives
result for the ak months that Is S2 better than the
estimate published on June 80. Dsdncting ths sinkus
fun9 requirements, however from the balances Of
t6 quarter and hafyear leaves sppcablafor
little ope-third OF per the stock FOR m.
last quarter and about 9oI00 per for the fuI
months The net surplus after deducting sinking fund
requirements. for the quarter ended March 81. 1919
S274997 and for the quarter ended June 3d. 1854
S17l.O75
To-day's stock market was dull and generally caed
weak. The transactions amounted only to l42.63l
shares, against 153.405 shares yesterday
London quotations came early, showing
material declines and that had inue opening
market OF from y to q cent but the prices
almost invariably tho best Of theday Ia amarKst
dull there could be important changes either
direction. therefore II was . sazgug rather thsa
breaking market Con sderng all the conditions and
almost total absence OF anything except profess
in the market. think prices
tanned with remarkable persstency developing only
the great strength Of the holders Of securities but also
their bodness hot their confidence 10 the situation
But seldom has been sudden unfavorabie cnangs
In the monetary situation that It's stock market for
time ut least has not acted exactly the
same. New-York and Ncw-Engand again was sxcep.
tionally strong; special drive was made ~ IL BY
"bulis" on Central and Hudson aud Lake Shore. and
its price declined 43 hut later rallied In the face
Of general weakness 450447s closing higher than
yesterday Boston to-day that the nostins
debt OF the Union Pacific has been paid from surplus
earnings before and from the sales Of bonds
Of other companies taken from Its The
pany January had surplus earnings which had
already used and appropriated IL Il has sold
bonds OF other companies 1t has parted with an asset
which heretofore has swellsd It's Income from other
Sources which Is tho equivalent of funding process
except that in one case securities sold might possibly
have appreciated 10 value while ths companys funded
debt issued to pay tho floating debt would never bs
greater than its face against the company The market
generally closed at tho lowest prices and, by ord
nary interpre tation. it closed weak
Government bonds neglected and the quotations
bspg nominal were unchang god as follows:
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
WASHINGTON NOTES.

WAsuISGTOS, Wednesday, Aug. 70, 1885,
THE CASE OF The CALIFoRNIA.-Acting Secretary
Fairohd to-day that his recent decision In regard
to ths case Of the Canadian propeller California ap-
pssred Misunderstood Tho facts in that case no
said are "a foows Tho British propeller California,
OF Montreal arrived at Chicago On August from Mon
treal by way of Cleveland, ONO and Windsor Canada,
having five passengers from Cleveland. These pAssen-
gers purchased tosots In Cleveland for Windsor Can
ada Their baggage examined there by Canadian
officers and tickets we're there purchased for Chicago
The Col ector inquired whether under those clrcum'
,nc,a Ihe California was liable to nns Of So for each
OF tho passengers brought from Cleveland under the
provisions section OF the Act OF Juns H. 1850 la
his letter the Collector the Secretary said; without
attempting to Law down ruls Tor all similar ca'es
under the act IN question. where passengers pro
ceeding from domestic port 20 another In foreign
vessel enter or land in intermediate foreign port,
the Department decides hat IN this case the me ala NOT
attach Secretary P-irchiI said to-day that he pur-
posey rsr from lsying down genera rule OF ao-
such Tor the reason that no ha1 asked the
Attorney General FOR opinion on tho supeot anu Was
now awaiting MS reply.
DEPUTY FOURTH AUDITOR REsIGNs.-Beniamin p.
Davis Deputy Fourth Auditor OF the treasury has ten
dered his resignation. to take effect October II is
that no was requested 10 resign ana mat his
successor has already been selectsd
RETURN OF GENERAL srEyBSsos.-First Assistant
stcvenson TO this city this
and during tho absence OF POsmasIer-Genoral
villas will DO Acting PostmAster-Genera.
To BE TRrED Br CouRT-MARriAI- The Acting Secre-
tary OF tho Navy has ordered the trial Of Frat Lieu
tenant O. C. Berryman OF the Marine Corps. by court
MARTIAL on a charge OF drunkenness eoourt consists
of Captain Charles s. Norton Captain I. L. Kane
L-uIonAnl-Colonel John l. Bruno. Marine Corps;
Jolonsl Hebb. Marine Corps: Commander
4. W. Dickins, Lieutenant Commander j. +. Green,
Captain H. W. Hunting. Mirne Corps aud Lieutenant
&. IA. Arnold with Lieutenant ;. e. Lemly "a Judge
Advocate. Is viii meet al the New York Navy Yard
next Friday.
EXPLORING NORTHERN ALAsKA.-Surgoon William X
Van Roypen, OF the Navy has received letter from
member of the Northern Alaska exploring party. com
longitude 66. 81. latitude 90. 55. February 81 Ihs
heath Uf tue party Was gOod. ihe weather
DO oppressive Lieutenant stoney intended u
cAmp n tew days expedition TO Point BAR
row aud expected TO be absent two months
GovERssBsr REoEIPrs.-rho Internal Revenue re
celpts to-day were S32I.ll2 70 aud from oas.oml
Sl,352, l03 o.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
COTTON MARKErs-pY TELEGRAPH.

LIVERPOOL Aug 25-l230 p m.-Cotton duh and prices
generally in buyers Mding Upauds, 5'sd do MAJ,
ding Orleans SLED Sales-S.000 bales including 2VV
bales for speculation and export Receipts-ioOo oaes
Including 34OU bales American. 4.
Futures steady Uplands Middling cause. August DO
livery 364d.. also sU4d do August and
ery 3-O4d do September and october devefy iots,
also 2-0id.; DO october and November delivery o--os
also 63.Oid November and December delivery oa
o4d December and January delivery oso.' ~. gah
ruary ana delivery, 3D.; do September delivery
Tenders for deliveries todays clearngs 800 bales Ne"
docket. A.. 49,. ,,o,,,.t q 400 hac,
Futures easy Uplands Midlng clause, Augest ds
irery .iii value; August and September delivery
a AZ. y.Iue. september snd OSlOoet iellsety, -
Do Novu6er and December delivery. III O4d buyers 10
Daoenber and January delivery, 4Di-O$ buyers 20 jan.
srv ang Fcbruary delivery, o264d buyers, d" teOtu
snd March dellvoIy. buyers do september delivery
Cad. value ...- =, ...t., ,,,, .,.asv upIandl
August and September delivery 36td sellers ser 90 .i
ien6er aud october delivery, 5d buyers do ol .
Noyolubor delivery, o2-O4d Ouyers do NONcmOo. Ian
ce0Oer delivery OIL Sad Ouyers do Decemoei rshroary
nary delivery 81 64d. buyers do. January sga LIN.
delivery 626Ad. buyers DO. February @n1 ssiiers
GALVESTON Aug 25.-Cotton quiet, Middhhs 80 ylI
Middlng So Good Ordinary 8, net and gross 'oN''f
bales sales 2l4 bales. stock, 4,olS oaes AL, a., Low
/ Aug. 2o.-COtton Qulei M1ui4hS, md
Nlddlng sl4, Good Ordinary. nominal tol nos 6iS
gfoss receipts. lDl bales sAioe. 80 oa"S' WV
NEw.oaLEASs Aug. 25-Cotton queti Mddns; yross re.
Mld,llnS ss Good Ordinary 1915 ne anu .sieS 100
oelpts 1893 bales exports coastwise, s,fVA o~Ae'' ~
bales stock. lo,5o9 OAes
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
CONGRESSIONAL NOMINATIONS

MINNEAPOLIS, MinD., Aug. 25.-The Re.
pubcans of the is Congressional District to-day re-
nominated J. Gilnllan by acciamatiOn
CHARLESTON. W. Va Aug. 2o. The DE ocrsts OF tn,
Ivth Congressional District OF this state at Pon,
Pleasant after Two days session. during which lima
much had blood played. to-day dominated c. L.
Hogg for Congress over Eustace Gibson, the presen,
incumbent
RALEion. N. c. Aug. 25. To-day the Republican Con.
venton Of the IId Congregational Distriot held
Kiaston. The atteDdaucs was large. NJ. Abbott, Of
Newberne. was placed in nomination. disagreement
began, aud she convention splii two wings,
which nominated James L. O'Harh eol0fsd), present
Congressman while the otner nominated Abbott who u
= white pan.
KANSAS CITY. Mo-, Aug 25.-The Democrats Of the
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
ARMY AND NAVAL ORDERS.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25. First Lieutenants
Alfred H. Raphell and David b. Taylor. llth infantry
have placed tho retired list Of the army having
been found inc pActltei for sctys service. Tho leave
OF absence OF Second Lieutenant Seward Mott 10Th
Cavalry. has been extended one month.
Captain Charles s. Norton has been ordered to duty a.
a member OF Board OF Inspection aud Survey Leu
tenant Henry H. B4rrol duty az the brancn Hydro
Qfaphic Ones, Philadelphia. Lieutenant A. b. Wyckon
has bren detached from tho branch HydrogrApc ONCE
IT Philade ipha and ordered to Lancaster Passed Az
sstant Eu necr william A. Windsor has been detached
from the T-nnesses and placed waiting orders
Passed Assistant Engineer l.. A Mazee nzs been de-
taohei from Minnesota ami ordered TO the Tennes-
see Passed Assistant Engineer James Entwistle has
been de ached from temporary duty on board the At
lapta and ordered to the Minnesota.
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
THROUGH NEW YORK STATE.
TOSSED BY THE NIAGARA RAPIDS.
KENDALL RECALLS HIs EXPERIENCE IN THE WAVES
AND THE WHIRLPOOL

KENDALL RECALLS MS kNPhhiENCE IN Ihh WAVES
AND THE WHIRLPOOL
BUFFALO, Aug. 20 lSpecioD William J..
Kendall refuses to entertain Of the proportions
made 10 him 10 exhibit hims0lf IN dino museums Ho
said to-day:
"whcp struck the nrst wave, under the old railway
bridge, my friends had driven ahead of with my
clothes and tDey gave cheer which l heard dis
tincy. went tho nrst rapids all right They
seemed to have whirL The third hit me ike
locomotive. was stunned by the blow. | had
troll of my actions whatever. After I got down
far as Buttery's Elevator. saw that near the
shore. but whenever OF those hit turned
complete somcrsaul. could not breathe part OF the
time. when got TO the top tried TO get the
wind of me and to get a supply. Then wavo
hit me and down In iess time than Is takes
20 tell 1t. got to the American
side and the rocks close TO me- From that on
could sec nothing but could feel. that being
knocked about good deal. My senses rather left ms
I remember saying to myself: Bil, you're goinx
roupd' Ioould feel, but did not know where WAS
Soon however found wss through the rapids ami ia
the whirlpool. went round and round half dozen
times quiet littlo bath under water II
lasted some tmo felt myself sucked night down how
far down I could uot tell you. thought
/ wont q distance OF abous four miles, but to
tell the truth went great distance; / should
gay. sixty seventy feet When rose TO tho surface
after being submerged for slime. vomiIod. As soon
as felt tho eddy carrying mo to tho lower rapids I
made my way 60 the Canadian shore. caught hold Of
a rock rlrht there aud dd not move nnt was pulled
out by my friends got there twenty minutes shoad
OF the team driven by my friends.
WAS lsensloef Yes. partly. but my hsad didn't
feelriEht They tell mo unable to speak for ten
minutes aud IL only after bsiug well rubbed with
brandy that wAs able o.pcxk. the 1rsl words ut
tered we're 60 away and let me alone. nv strength
gradually returned but my hands and
body were subject TO continuous shiver for
= long time. Tney could hardly hold nc sull. Neat
day was stil connued TO bed. and syery muscle
paiDed by touch. am fairly we'll ever IT, Yes
terdsr went w Toronto To get rid OF iDQurng friends
for there WAS no rest at the Falls owing
AIN sorry ~ tho poor barrel fuen cut any asks
advice about swimming the whirlpool say cmph hstca-
ly don't All tue money In the world not get m
there again Oh nearing the American rocks | would
bavcisoid my cbsuees Tor three
Investment 81 that Ny chance one 10 I've
thousand, and no man eau we'll AFFORD 10 take such
flsk ~ that"
New-York tribune., 1886-08-26
CRIPPLED BY LACK OF COAL.
WHY THE coRwIN DID NOT SEIZE MORE BRITISH
VFSsFI9.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 25.-Acting Secretary
Fairchnd has received supplemental report from
Special Agent O. r. Tingo In regard 70 the Alaska seal
nshsres dated san Francisco August Is, In which the
ageut says: "On my arrival at Ounslaska mot tho
revenue cutter Corwin, Captain ABBEY. In charge or
four sehooners, vz san Diego, Onward. Thornton and
Carolina. tho three last named being English vessels
from Victoria Captain Abbey has unfortunately been
short OF coal or he would hsvo made seizures He
has however active and has done good work
urged him remain II hs could, cruising around tho
Island until tho arrived to relieve him. L. will no
unfortunate n he should bo obliged to leave earlier
OF the arrival Of the coal vessel which,
NJ he time OF leaving Ounalasks, had not been
card from. tho feet OF schoOurfs Will play havoc
among the scale. II the cases COW under seizure are
convicted tho marauding will be broken mp. II not.
soal life will he seriously assaed next year bv larger
nrrt OF vessels nsruesy hope that efforts Will he
spared convict Captain Abbeys Prisoners as no has
certainly done his part we'll"