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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-26
n ECEIVER'S SALE OF REAI, ESTATE

D ECEIvER'S SALE OF REAL ESTATE
| IL Notice is hereby given that under and pur-
suant to decree made in the Superior Court OF
| the County OF Sacramento, State of California
| on the 9th day of DC ober, 1885, in the action
wherein W. A. FOUNTAIN is plaintiff and w.
p. HARLOW, W. w. BRISON and CARRIE NJ.
BRISON are defendants, in which action was
appointed Receiver and directed to sell the real
property hereinafter described, will, on SAT.
URDAY, December !, 1885, at the nour of il
o'clock A. NJ, at the Courthouse door at the
corner Of Seventh and streets, in the City of
Sacramento, County of Sacramento, State of
California, sell at public auction, to the highest
bidder; for cash. gold coin Of the Unied states,
and subject TO redemption, the real property in
| the County of Sacramento, State o.. California,
described as portions of Sections thirty (30) and
thirty-one (Sl). in township nine (9) north,
range eight (Sl east. Mt. Diable Base snd Me-
ridian. and being part of the Rancho Rio de
los Amerieanos." known as tract marked s'war-
ren Brison, S23 60 A. and 1904 acres adjoin-
ing the same on the south, being part of tract
marked IN. V. Hatch, 635.75 A." on the map OF
the sub divisions OF said Rancho, both tracts e
gregafing 1917 acres.
Sacramento, November 9, 1883.
D9td ISAAC JOSEPH. Receiver
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HooD's Sarsaparilla cures catarrh by ex-
pelling the impurity from the blood. which
is the cause of the complaint. 1t is sold by
all druggists. Prepared by c. l. Hood &
Co.. Lowell Mass.
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

New YORK November 24th.
- WHEAT-sl 0S for cs sh, 81 OPS for November,
q V2is tor December 81 045s for January, 81 065z
for February, and 81 1875 for May
CHICAGO, November 24th
WHEAT-S1 05 for cash, 81 O51x for December.
81 Q! for January. and 81 0s1s for May
0A1S-261sc for December.
CORN-375sc for December
PORK-Sl4 AZ for December
LAkD-SS 3215 for December
RIBS-s7 As for January
LIVERPOOL, November 24th.
WHEAT-lnactive. California spot lots. IS to
IS Sd: of coast 4ls 6d@ Ais 3d. just shipped, AIS
3D. nearly due, Cd; eargoes off coast. quiet
French country market, rather easier; Wheat
and Flour in Paris, quiet.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE sTOcRHoLD-
-, - eis OF tne People's Savings Bank will be
MONDAY EVENING. December 8. Isss. at 7:S6
O'CLOCK. WM. F. HUNTOON, Secretary.
MS 1mzp
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NOT ICE.

A MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
N the Buffalo Brewing Company, for the
adoption Of bylaws, will be held at i006 Fourth
street, between and K, in the city Of sacra-
mento, state OF California. on FRIDAY EVEN
n22-td ADOLPH HEILRRON Presidant
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UNDERWRITERS.
REEVES 81 LONl.

Ah-. A9 q hOtV%ag
u NJ ID II IA II a A- n R Sa
500 j ST., bet. Sixth and esenth tno-th side,.
WTE.KBEPOHH HAND a COMPLETE
w Stock Of Collins and Csskets; also sssZaessszS
shrouds OF every description. Orders rom city
or country will receive prompt attention day On
night. EMBALMING done In tie best manner,
at reasonable rates A..
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Railroad Building Into Idaho.
Prize Fight at peraluma.

PETALUMA, November 25th.-A prize fight
for SlO0 side, with kid gloves, took place
this afternoon in the rear yard of a prom
inent saloon. After thirteen hard contested
rounds, in which some heavy slogging was
done, The referee declared the match a
draw and divided the stakes. About 100
persons witnessed the fight.
Burglaries at Santa Rosa.
SANTA Rosa, November 25th.-A number
of petty burglaries have been committed
here during the past week. Last night w.
II. Moxon proprietor of hotel, was robbed
of S130 while eating his supper. Several
minor robberies have also been committed.
One arrest has been made.
The HaverIys and Stocktons.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 25th.-The
Haverlys and Stocktops met to-day for the
last time this season. The game resulted
in tie. But seven innings were played,
owing to the rain. The score stood . 10 2.
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xAvE TRAINS RON DAILY. ARRIVE

sundays excepsed tsunday only. sMondays
excepted AFR morning. P.-For afternoon
An 'OWNE, General MANAGER.
b. GoODxAE ieaerz, PASSENGER snd Ticks
Agent
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wAsHINGrOS TERRITORY.
A Clerks Carelessness Causes an $50, 900
Confiagration.

A Clerks Carelessnes Causes an 1000
Confiagration.
PORT TOWNSEND, November 25th.-The
store of Barrett & Co. caught fire this
morning. The fire was caused by clerk
carrying lighted candle into the oil-room,
where casks of benzine and varnish were
stored. The gas generated by the benzine
caused an explosion and set the room on
fire. The fire company turned out as soon
as the alarm was given, and the fire was
quenched after considerable trouble. The
damage is about $4,000, partly insured.
Railroad Building Into Idaho.
SPOKANE FALLS, November 25th.-The
Oregon Railway and Navigation road-bed
is nearly completed to Mullen, Idaho. A
large force of men has been engaged here
to push the work as rapidly as possible.
Killed by Fall.
SPOKANE FALLS, November 25th.-Chas.
Finch was discovered near the city, at the
bottom of trestle-head, crushed to death.
An investigation by the Coroner shows that
he fell from passing train, while drunk.
He was or his way from ST. Paul to Ellens-
burg
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FRITZ & MILLER,
u NJ ID III IA TA EaRm m.

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TENPI.n.
" Ninth and K streets. Complete stock OF
Undertekers Goods constantly on hand City
ana country orders promptly attended to, day
or nfRht. 81 reasonable rafes Tnlanhnna IA a
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining III the PostofHce at Sacramento on
Monday, November &C. 1888:
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}. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER Il UNDERTAKEN.
No. IOI7 Fourth At. bet. j snd u

A LWAYS ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETE
n Stock OF UNDERTAKING GOODS On tnc
coast. Country orders, day or nigh. will re.
ce1ve prompt attention. TELEPHONE NunEIR.
lS4. l4pl GEO. b. CLARK. Funeral Directcr
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BUSINESS CARDS.

e. y. ROOT. ALEX NELSON J. DRIscoL.
ROOT, NELSON & CO.,
TIEION FOUNDRY = IRON AND BRASS
~ Founders and Machinists Front street.
between NJ and D. Castings and machinery OF
ascription made to order. 4plm
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w. J. KAVANAUGH,
" III ID E Ez II a * II IA
No. 613 J St, bet. Fifth and sixth,

A LWAYS on HAND LARGE ASsORI.
"A rnent OF Metallic and Wooden CasSets.
Burial Cases, Collins and shrouos turnished
Coffin orders win receive prompt attention or,
short notice and at the lowest rstet Ontos
open day and night N
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ST. DAvID's,

I'D howard st. near Third, San Francisco.
A FIRST CLASS LODGING HOTEL. CON-
n tainipg 200 rooms; water and gas in each
room; no better beds in the world: no guest
Allowed TO use the linen once used by another;
Large reading room; hot and cold water baths
free. dee Of rooms: Per night so and IS cents:
per week, from S2 upwards. Open all night
K. HUGHES, Proprietor.
- At Market-street Ferry take ON ufbus Line
Of street cars for Third and Howard TTStf
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BANKING HOUSES.

SACRAMENTO BANK,
IlHE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
J. city, corner and Fifth streets, Sacramento.
gold coin, $3.50, 900; loans on real estate, March
|, 1855, s., ,621 008; term and ordinary deposits
March /, 1885, 81, ,2S9, ,492. Term and ordinary
deposits received, and dividends paid in Janu-
iry and July. Money loaned upon real estate
only. The Bank does exclusively savings bank
business. Information furnished upon applica-
ion TO W. P. COLEMAN, President
I'D. R. HAMILTON. Cashier. 4ptf
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PALACE RESTAURANT.
800 K Street.

D NJ. DEAN, PROPRIETOR. EVERYTHING
ID bright, new and frst-class. The table viii
be supplied with the best in the market Private
rooms for families. Prices reasonable Open
dav and night n
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AMERICAN ExCBANGE

HOTEL. 3i9- 325 sANSOME ST. (oNE DOOR
Il from Bank OF California;. San Francisco,
Cal Board and Room. ST. 81 25 and 81 50 per
day. Free Coach to and from the Hotel.
Montgomery Bros. ... los Proprietors.
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THE DYNAMIrERS.
Tracing lnforuner BoSsles' Movements
al GalesOurR.

CHICAGO, July 2ol-A dispatch from Galesourg,
III, says: Informer Bowles played several parts In
this city. He registered here on May Is at Browns
Hotel ltne headquarters OF the Pnkertons) as s. l.
Sanford, Lynchburg, Va, and dined there. Ihe
again as Sanford. IL was oa the afternoon OF May
10 that he claims 70 have been riding with George
A Clark, and the evening OF that day that he hid
the dynamite In the hedge, his courage falling
when he went TO put IL on the track clark hired
rig that afternoon and put his fishing rod In the
him, but o friend whom he will name when the
trial comes on. Some people hesitate 20 believe
tne story about tearing the grass away from the
loOt OF the hedge, placing the cartringe thereon.
carrying the dirt from the road TO cover up the
cartridge and noting with such exactness the sur
roundings because they think this could not be
Qone On dark night Clark claims 70 be getting
ready, and TO nave strong case already.
BAUEREIsES RELEASED ON BONDS
CHICAGO. July 20.-J. A. Bauereisen, the alleged
Burlington dy ynamite conspirator, was released
from the custody OF the L. =. marshal yesterday
afternoon on furnishing 5000 bonds He was
taken before justice and the hearing on the state
warrant set for Saturday. Another 5000 bond
was given, but Bauereisen was Immediately rear
ing conspiracy to destroy the property OF the Bur
ungton Company. He went 20 Aurora Ia charge
OF an ocer, aud last night, after giving bends IN
Aurora 10 the amount OF sl7,5o0 TO appear for
hearing July %. was allowed 10 go 10 his home
REARREsrEp ON A STATE WARRANT.
CHICAGO, July 2O.-Engineer Cooling. one OF the
aneged ~ dy namiters, gave bail before a United
states commissioner to-day, but just In the case
or Chief Bauereisen yesterday. was Immediately
Ing 10 answer In Aurora, and he was taken there
Immediately.
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THE CHARLESTON LAUNCHED.
A Vessel for the New Navy Now Floats
ON the Pacific.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20-Thousands Of people
assembled in the vicinity of the shipyards Of the
Union Iron Works last seyening TO witness the
launching OF cruiser No. s. the first Government
vessel ever launched on the Pacific coast. Gen.
Howard and Commodore Belknap, with q large
number Of Army and Navy onicers were on hand
TO witness the ceremonies Gov. Waterman,
Mayor Pond, the board OF supervisors, foreign con-
suls and Federal ami state oficialS, generally,
with q number OF newspaper men also occupied q
position on the platform Little time was lost In
preparations and the ceremony was briet
The Artillery Band struck up an inspiring strain
as Mr.. Scott, general manager Of the Union Iron
Works, gave the signal. Miss Alice scott, his
daughter, broke bottle or wine over the side and
christened the new cruiser charleston" and
amid the booming OF cannon, screeching Of
whistles and shouts from thousands OF thrOats
the vessel glided slowly on the ways and out into
the stream The launch was pronounced success
ful in all RESPECTS
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Against B0b-Tail Cars.
A MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF NORTHEAST WASH
N0TON.


a MEETING OF THE CITIZENS OF NORTHEAST WASH
INGTON.
meeting OF citizens Of Northeast Washington
was held last night at Melford Hail. corner OF sth
and streets northeast. Resolutions were unani-
mously adopted to the effect that those present
pledge themselves not to deposit their fares in the
boxes OF The 0Ob-tafl cars OF the Columbia Rail-
way, nor TO pass the fare Of other passengers but
TO tender their fares to the driver or conductor
the company time TO make the necessarv argasre
ments Tor larger cars, the time for carrying the
resolution into effect was fixed for the LIST Of Sep
DIR. VIM. Grinsted, Mr.. Jacob Frech and Mr.. W.
p. seville were appointed q committee to prepare
statement OF the grievances as expressed at the
lated for signatures Of citizens desiring to CO.
operate. Among those present were Dr.. c. A.
Norton, & J; a; Dickinson. Dr: I; B. street. Henry
Grinsted, WIN. p. Seville, L K. Brown, @. Gade,
E stnl Mr. Yost, VIM. N: Gibson. E. J. Collett. J.
X Coiiett, VIM. K Harley. c. Erwin, c. N. York,
b. +. Barnes and jacob Frech.
FUNERAL OF CAPT. PErNaALR-The funeral OF
Capt Thomas Petingale took place from his late
residence, at 1224 street southwest last even
Ing, the Episcopal burial service at the house
ana at Oak Hin cemetery being read BY the Rev.
twenty-slx years Capt. Petingale had been o clerk
IN the Treasury Department, and q delegation OF
MS fellow clerks acted as pall-bearerS
MARRIAGE LIcENsEs.-Marriage licenses have
Deen issued BY the clerk Of the court 70 ". II.
County, Va; Frederick Reh and Anna n. q.
Messeler; 7. b. Bevier and Vivian v. Hayden; Aus
un frasier. OF Baltimore County. Nd, and susan
newman; ThoA N. Hyneman, OF Absecom, N. j.,
ana Carrie Frfsen; Charles Brown and Mary z
smith; John Shorter and Victoria Talbert
Judge Goebel OF the Probate Court, In Cincin-
natl Tuesday refused the applications OF two
women 70 perform marriages The women were
SpirtuaiistS
GOV. jackson. OF Maryland, has parooned Gflberl
W hazeltine. who was sentenced to the penitens
ualy ,y Ior nine years for killing Mamie fhorp In
Baltimore July 10, 1854 =
The Chesapeake ana Ohio and the Richmond
ana Aneghany railroads have been conaolidated.
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IMPORTANT Nor1cE.

IMPORTANT Nor1cE.
having bought out the interest of my old partner.
Louis u Wine, in the frm Of Luttrell h Wine, Dry
Goods Dealers No 1880 Pa q special in-
dncement shall offer for the 80 days a discount
oi Len Per Cent on all Cash of and upward
All INES OF goods excepting Domestics. and Five Per
Cent discount on all Domestcs. Remember this sale
VIII continue for 80 days only. We have all goods
marked IN plain figures Parties need OF Dry Goods
would do well to spect my stock which is large and
varied housekeepers requested to get the benent
OF our great discount sale.
Thanking oar friends and the public their patron
age 70 US IN business tor than twenty years will
say tnat VIII treat them with the degree cour-
rsy as shown In the past shall endeavor always
nave the leading qualities and sty of goods and ma
fiss IN our line. and at the lowest market prices
Hoping to have Continuance of the trade of Gus
1yl62w S' Ao"~ - "'e' ~ We
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THE CITY'S POWER CURTAiLED.
Some Of the Changes Made by the New
English Local Government Bill.

Special Cable Dispatch to THE EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 20.-The local government bill is
now settled and out OF committee. For the first
time England has local representative institutions
worthy OF the name. The bill undoubtedly has
defects, one OF the most serious the nomination
Of certain proportion OF councillors without
election IN the case OF London. However this Will
De limited to one-stXth OF the entire number. The
metropolitan board OF works ceases TO exist, and
the power OF the corporation OF the city OF London
consisting only OF isolated part OF The metrop-
Oils about mile square, will be greatly curtaiIed
and no doubt will eventually be absorbed with
London, which henceforth will be a county in IT.
SELF II was evident throughout the discussions
that the bill was more popular with the opposition
than the government, and the attendance OF ube-
raj members was much more numerous than that
OF the tories, although critical occasions they
were voted down by their opponents. most Of
whom did not take the trouble u hear the merits
OF the question, but trooped IN the sound OF d.
vision. Gladstone has been most aSsiduous In at.
tending the discussions
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Telegrams to The Star.
SEVEN MEN KILLED ON 4 TUG BOAT
Launch of the Cruiser Charleston.
TRACING D0INGs OF DYNAMITERs.
Car and Emperor at Cronstadt.
THE FRieHrEuL STORM At WHEELING


The Parnsl Inquiry Commission Bill
The Predhcamemt Of the siOvsrmnasns.
Special Cable Dtspatch to The EVENING STAR
LONDON, July 2Q-On the second reading OF the
Parnell inquiry commission bill ON Monday Labou-
chere will move its rejection or, the technical
phrase goes, "that the bill VIII be read this day
six months" Labouchere does this on his own re-
sponsibility. The members OF the opposition gen.
orally are quite prepared to vote for the BILL pro-
vided the inquiry is confined to Irish members.
The attorney general has succeeded In placing the
government In an awkward position, as was shown
by Smiths Hurried manner and evasve replies To
questions last evening respecting the attorney
generals relations TO the Times and TO the gov
ernment. The matter will De threShed out on the
vote Tor the attorney generals salary. II Is
tremely probable that the present incidenG may
lead to the law Officers OF the crown being pre-
cluded from acting in q private capacity as coun-
sci
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-20

DUBLIN, July 20--A meeting OF 0rangemen was
held at Belfast last night after the work or the
trlennlal council had been concluded. The earl OF
Erne, the newly elected grand master OF the order
presided. Mr.. WIN. Johnston, member Of parlia-
ment for Belfast, moved a resolution or thanks 20
the Colonial del gates, 70 which Messrs. Wallace
and Collins, grand masters, respectively OF the
order In British North America and Ontario, re-
spondeo.
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THEY KISSED WHEN THEY MET.

THEY KISSED WHEN THEY MET.
How tho Two Emperors Greeted Each
Other I'm CrOnstadt Harb0r.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 2Q-On the arrival Of the
German squadron at Cronstadt yesterday the
yacht Hohenzollern, bearing Emperor William
steamed into position close to the United States
steamer Enterprise, at anchor. only one vessel
separating the yacht from the American warship.
The Enterprise arrived in tine harbor yesterday
morning.
the German emperor was flryt welcomed BY the
Grand Duke Alexis, who was taken to the Hohen-
zOllern in the state barge. As he mounted the
ladder to the Hohenzollern's deck he was met by
William and Prince Henry chen entered the barge
and were rOwod TO the Russian imperial yacht
AlexaDdrfa, on which the car awaited the arrival
OF his visitor. The two emperors met At the gang
timea II. de Giers, the Russian minister OF for.
eign anatrs. Gen. Won Schweinitz, the German am
bassador, and Col Won villaune, the military
attache Of the German embassy at St Peters-
During the voyage from Cronstadt TO Peterh0f,
Emperor William conversed at length with II. De
Giers, while the cxar talked with Count Herpert
Bismarck, the German minister Of foreign Affairs
together. No toasts were offered at the state
dinner given In honor OF Emperor William &C
Peterhof Emperor William afterward went for Q
wA tes xsoe sna sae Drss
are convinced that the 6mpesors win inaugurate q
new era OF peace and feel hopeful that Russian In
terests viii now % considered The Nouoe Vresnvu
oratuistes Germany upon the success OF her
efforts 70 become maritime power. Il hopes
that the former RELATIONS between the two empires
C crossSsD1, july eo-Tns car snd Emperor
william intend % confer upon each other the tirle
OF honorary admiral ThG meeting between tho
anpsrors = said - have ben sxtsvnsly CORDIAL.
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The wage conference OF prescription glass manu-
facturers and workmen at Ptttsburg has resulted
In an anicable settlement, and the factories VIII
all resume on August IL.
The notorious desperate Wash Middleton has
been killed at Jasper, Ark, by an oficer while re-
EtStfng arrest Middleton was border scout dur
ing tho wa, and is said TO have killed forty men
during his career.
A volcanic eruption has occurred &C Makmats,
IN Japan, BY which 400 persons were KILLED and
loo injured.
The Western Iron Association, with headquar-
terS In P1ttsourR, decided TO dissolve, and gen.
erai resumption d WORK d now looked for In new
dayA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-20

OMAHA, NEB July 20.-W. s. Brewer OF Belle
wood, Neb., and j. Buchanan, or Kentucky, were
drowned In the Platte River at Bellewood yester-
day While fishing. Buchanan's body has been re-
covered He was TO have been married In a few
days
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Father GeIutgan Released.

DUBLIN, July 2O.-Father Gelligan, who was i'm
priSoned at Limerick for an offense under the
crimes act, was released 20 day. He was greeted
by crowd and made a speech.
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The Jail Doctor Kills Himself.
4 SENSATIONAL AND TRAGIC SEQUEL TO THE DEATH
OF Mr. VAUDEVILLE.

DUBLIN, July 20.-Dr. James Ridley the medical
officer In attendance at Tulamore jail during Mr.
MandevilleS Sincarceration there, and who was SUBJ
p9naed 10 appear at the inquest at Mitcheistown
eide. DR.. Ridley had been present at the inquest
daily waiting TO be called TO the witness-stand.
The evidence given to show that Mr.. Vaudeville
was subjected 70 ill-usage while In the jail seemed
70 prey upon bis mind. His suicide confirms the
popular belief that Mr. Vaudeville was cruelty
treated by the prison onicials
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ST. CIAIRsyuIE Quo Inlx on This nlnna nd
A German Court Scandal.
A cAsKEr CONTAINING CONFIDENTIAL REPORTS SAID
TO HAVE D1SAPPEARED.

BERLIN, July 20.-The Neueste,. Nachricten as
serts that after Emperor Frederick death casket
containing confidential reports made 10 hin by
German military attaches abroad, disappeared.
II mentions the name or a member OF Impress
vlctoria's household as being implicated In the
affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-20

CHICAGO, July 2Q-Disastrous results followed an
attempt this morning 70 pull down an old building
owned blythe Germania Singing society, the mem
structure. Wniie the Work OF demolition was going
on one OF the back walls facing north Clark street
and Grant Place, collapsed. number Of persong
were caught by the falling mssa The contractor
In charge ChaA Winkler, was killed outright A
lAborer suffered similar fate.
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OLD SOLDIERS BOUNTY CLAIMs.-The President
to-day approved the act directing the proper ac-
counting officers OF the Treasury to reconsider the
claims OF all soldiers and their heirs who have
been denied the bounty OF 800 granted by the act
OF April %, 1872
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-07-20

SAN FRANCISCO, July 20.-The state Gazetteer for
1888, just ISSUED, gives California population at
the present time or over million aud hall, near
ly twice the population OF 1850, according to the
Of6clal census.
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Washington News and Gossip.

GOVERNMENT RKcsIfrs To-DAY.-Internal reve-
aue, 1895, 1888; customs $500, O,474.
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The SIGNAL-OFFIcE BUrLDING.-The contract for
the erection OF an additional brick building on the
Ferguson property, recently purchased for the
use OF the signal Service, has been awarded to
Thomas DrlScoll, who were the lowest bidders
at c2,99 The contract requires the building to
be cOmnleted In six months