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NO JUSTIFICATION.
Chief Arthur Says that Lawless Brother
hood Men Cannot be Unheld

CLEVELAND, July 11,h.-A reporter called
on Chief Arthur of the Locomotive Engi-
neers' Brotherhood yesterday and informed
him of the arrest of Hoge and Murphy of
Chicago, and asked him for a statement of
his views on the subject. He said
" am very sorry if any member of the
Brotherhood has done anything to render
him amendable to the law Ifany members
have been guilty of dishonorable conduct
they must take the consequences. The
Brotherhood will never approve of the
actions of members who will not keep
within the law. Had they followed my
advice things might now be different"
When asked if he would express an
opinion regarding the secret circular said
to have been issued by Hoge, he said he
woulS express no opinion, and did not con-
slider t.4is a proper time to discuss the matter.
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HEAVY TRACKS.
No Very Sensational Event on the Turf
Yesterday.


Yesterday.
CHICAGO, July 11th.-The track was still
heavy to-day, preventing good time. The
attendance was good. The first race, six
furlongs, Shotover won, Cleaner second.
| Time, lis.
The second race, one and one-eighth
miles, Bonita won, Somerset second, Fred
erick third. Time, 2:054.
The third race, three-quarters of a mile,
| Haviland won, Hindoocraft second, Buison.
| clos third. Time, 1:1S2.
The fourth race, one and one-sixteenth
miles, Maori won, Mirth second, Tudor
| third. Time, 1:554.
| The fifth race, one mile, Business won,
| kenslngton second, Antois third Time,
| 1:46t.
AT BRIGHTON BEACH.
| NEW YORK, July I1th.-Results on a
| heavy track at Brighton o-day were: The
first race, three quarters of a mile, Can't
| Tell won, Conoco second, E. Savage third.
Time, LII.
The second race, seven eighth of mile,
| Miss Charmer won, Obelisk second, Andy
| Mac third. Time, 1:34
The third race, one and one eighth miles,
| Wayward won, Greenfield second, ]. J.
Healy third. Time, 2:02.
The fourth race, one and eighth
miles, Dan won, Garnet second, Pilot third
| Time, 2:02.
The fifth race, one and one-quarter miles.
Valet won. Cardinal McClosky second,
| Charley Russell third. Time, 2154.
| The sixth race. three-quarters OF mile,
Aura won, the Vanilla fiIly second, Val
liant third. Time, 1:194.
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CRUsTACEAN SWAPS.
California CLAIMS for the East, and More
Lobsters for this Coast.

PIrTsBURG, July h-Superintendent
Clark of the United States Fish Commits
sion passed through the city today
en- route to Detroit. He said arrangements
had been made to ship a carload of CLAIMS
from San Francisco to be placed in the At
lantic. They are to be experimental upon,
as some people claim they are superior to
those in the East. 1t is also the intention
of the Commission to take Holsters from
the East to the Pacific coast.
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EVIDENTLY REPUBLICANS.
Significant Resolution in the Dakota
Statehood Convention

HURON (Dak.), July 11th-A lively dis
cussion arose in the Division and Admis-
sion Convention this morning over the
clause of the plan of action urging the
election of men to the Legislature who will
pledge themselves, in case the results of
the coming Presidential election shall be
adverse TO Dakota. to take such measures
as they lawfully may for the relief of the
people of these two States. 1t was urged
that this language implied that Harrison
and Morton might not be elected. The
clause was finally allowed to stand.
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harbor and baT. $3.50 900; Sacramento and
Feather rivers, 10000.
The Chinese Bill in the Senate

iAfCio, SJO,tOU.
The Chinese Bill in The Senate.
WASHINGTON, July 11th Senator Dolph
from the Committee on Foreign Relations
10, Gay reported favoyably the bill to pro-
hlolt the coming of Chinese Iaborers into
1he United States, repoYted in the House by
Belmont, Chairman of ahe Committee on
Foreign Relations as substitute for all
bills before the committee relating to Chi
nese immigration.
California Postmssters.
Copyright, 1888, 6yne California Associatedg Pres,
WASHINGTON, July California Post
masters have been appointed as follows
L. T.. Cochran, wee w. T. Baldwin. re-
signed, Camptonville, Yuba county; Ms.
a, h. Helma, vice L. NJ. Owens, resigned
LaytonVllle, Mendocino county.
The Alaska Justice Mill.
Copyright, 1888, byHe California Assocatez f1ess.
WAsHESGToN, July 11th.-The first case
ever appealed from the District Court of
Alaska was entered upon the docket os the
Supreme Court of the United States few
days since. It involves an admiralty q1es-
ton OF great Importance.
Beale Not q Candidate.
iCopyf9ht, 1883, by The California associated Press
WASHINGTON, July 1Ith,-General E. F.
Bea4e writes from Bar HarbLr, Maine.
to deny the announcement that he will be
candidate for Congress from the Fifth
Maryland District.
Appropriation Bills.
lCopySat, 1885, by The California AssociEtsd Press.
WASHINGTON, July 11th-The President
this afternoon signed the Legislative, Ex-
ecutive and Judicial appropriation bill, as
also the Diplomatic and Consular appro-
priation bill
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The Struggle Over a Prince.

Copyright, 1888, Jy Ete aliforia associated Press
LONDON, July 1Ith.-It is rumored that
the action of the Berlin police alone pre-
vented the sudden disappearance from
Wlesbaden of Queen Natalie with the
Crown Prince.
BIsMARCKS S GENTLE HINT
iCopy1ght. -Sss, blythe California Associatet I7assI
BERLIN, July 11th.-Bismarck has ad-
vised Queen Natalie to submit to the de-
mand OF King Milan for the surrender of
the Crown Prince without The necessity of
applying force to aid the King.
Boulangerisms.
Copyright, 1885, oy de CaIifo17iiG Associated Press
PARIS, July 11th.-Boulanger's friends
are preparing for demonstration on July
l4th. Deroulede has issued a manifesto.
BoULANGER's ADVICE.
PARIS, July 11th.-Boulanger met with
a cordial reception at Forgeres. He ad-
vised his hearers not to cry "Vive Bou-
LANCER" but Vive la Republique and
" Vlve Revision
English Races.
Copyright, 1885, blythe California Associated Press.
LONDON, July 11th The race for the
Liverpool Cup to-day was won by Safety,
Ashplant second
The Croxteth plate was won by Dog
Rose, Fulmen second.
AT the Royal Windsor summer meeting
the Athens Plate was won by Viewers
Catterina.
The Sultan Getting Anxious.
CoNsTANTINoPLE, July 11th.-Two Gen
erals and number of other officers have
been degraded and imprisoned as a result
OF the recent fight among the soldiers sta
toned at the Yldiz Palace, the residence of
the Sultan.
The Sultan fears the outcome of the EN-
peror's visit to the Gar.
Great Storms in Europe.
LONDON, July 11th.-Heavy gales have
prevailed on the river Tyne and in the
English Channel, and number of vessels
have been wrecked along the French coast
DIR. Mackenzie Reports.
LONDON, July 11th.-Dr. Mackenzie saws
he will prove the misstatements of the Ger.
man physicians when the prohibition now
laid upon him has been Withdrawn.
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The Mysterious "white Pasha +"

Copyiglt 1888, by the CALIFORNIA; Assoclated Press.
sUAKIN, July 1lth.-A messenger who
has arrived from Handoub, reports mat he
saw 4 letter written by Kbalifa to Osman
Di6ma, dated June 22d, which stated that
tAe White Pashs is in Bahrel Gszael; had
advanced three days march nearer Khar-
toum, and was building railroad, TIA
| Khalifa had ordered resistance,
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terday, after vacation OF ten daVS, was
discovered to have been robbed of $4,000.
AS Arthur White, confidential clerk of Mr..
Kittridge and youth of 10 years of age,
has not been seen since last Thursday, it is
thought he absconded with the money, and
detectives are on his track.
The Steamship CIaymore.
tCopyight 1883, by d; California associated Press,
New YORK, July 11th.-The steamship
Claymore, which arrived from China and
Japan to-day, lost her propeller May Goth,
and drifted about under canvas until June.
She was towed to Falmouth for refitting.
sheridan Really Getting Better.
tCopnight, 1888, by the California Associated Press
NoNQUITr (Mass.), July 11th.-A steady
improvement in Sheridan's condition is re-
ported. His appetite is increasing, he is
now able to partake of solid food. and has
expressed desire to sit up.
Car Stables Burned.
ST. LOUIS, July 1Ith-A special from
Wichita Kan, says: The Wichita Street
Railway Companys stables were burned
early this morning. Three employees were
seriously burned and otherwise injured
The loss is not ascertalned.
An Old Mans Suicide.
CINCINNATI, July 11th.-Josiah Wilder,
62 years of age, a prominent business man
of this city, committed suicide to-day.
The only known cause is an affection of
the head, which gave him great pain and
rendered him respondent.
California Fruit Sales.
ICopyigh,, 1885, blythe California associated Prcss,
CHICAGO, July 11th.-Four carloads of
California fruit were sold at auction to-
day. Crawford peaches brought So 80 ;
plums, ST. 25@2 75; pears, 81 1902 25,
and grapes, 81 65@3 80.
Fire From Natural Gas.
Copyright 1883. by Ae California associated Iress.i
PITTsBURG, July 11th.-A fire occurred
to-day in the Keystone Mills, caused by a
break in a natural gas main. Heavy losses
resulted. Sixteen out OF thirty pudding
furnaces were ruined.
Democratic Dakotans.
JAMESTOWN Oak }, July 11th.-The Ter
ritorial Democratic Convention met here
this afternoon. Martin Ryan. of Fargo,
was made tempory and subsequently, per-
manent Chairman.
Signing the Scale.
PITTsBURG, July 11th.-The Amalgam-
ated scale was signed by Jones & Laugh
lin, of the American Iron Works, and also
by the Gate City Iron Company of Ala
bama.
Horses Burned to Death.
CopUigA. lssS. By Hs Calo ornia associated Press
BUFFALO IN. W, July 11th.-Forty
horses and two men were burned to death
in .he destruction of the Porter-avenus
Livery Stables.
He VIII Probably be Seated.
| ATLANTA (Ga.), July 11th.-The Demo
J Gratis of the Fifth Congressional District to
day renominated Judge J. D. Stewart
A $4,000 Fire.
| BALTIMORE. July 1Ith.-A fire destroyed
! the car factory of Kirwin g. Lyter TIL
afternoon. The loss is $4,000.
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A PARTISAN sENsApIoN.
Asylum Attendants Smother a Prominens
Patient, to Death.

Copyright 1888. by tie California Associated Pnes..i
LONDON, July 11th.-Paris has a sensa-
ton, the suffocation in lunatic asylum of
the well known English messenger, John
son, who attended in professional capac-
lty the Prince of Wales. the Emperor OF
Brazil, Lord Lytton and other notable per
sons. Five keepers attempted TO place
Johnson in straight jacket. The patient
resisted, when the keepers muffied John
sons face with an apron. Presently John
son dropped dead, apparently having been
smothered by his keepers. The keepers
nave been suspended and the police will
institute an investigation.
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CAMPAIGN COMMITTEES.
Chairman Barnum Selects His Lieuten
ants for the Political Battle.

"1fts fUr tHt Il UIFtIeisI 1Sattle.
WASHINGTON, July 11th.-Wm. H. Bar
mum, Chairman of the National Demo-
cratic Committee, to-day appointed the fol-
lowing-named gentlemen as a Campaign
Committee: VIM. l.. Scott of Pennsylva-
MIA, Arthur P. German of Maryland, Matt
w. Ransom of North Carolina, Calvin S.
Brice of Ohio, John S. Barbour of Virginia,
Herman 0elrichs of New York, Miles Ross
of New jersey, Arthur Sewall of Maine
and Ersklne NJ Phelps of Illinois. There
will be meeting of the Campaign Com
mittee in New York City on Tuesday July
l7th
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Harry a. Haslsm Meets His De7;a bv
sphy1iation.

Asphy1iation.
SAN FRANCISCO, yuly 18th. = August
Breed, proprietor of a lodging house at 1917
racine street, was alarmed this morning by
detecting the strong oder of escaping gas.
Il II was traced to the room occupied By
Harry a. Haslam. The door was locked,
out 1t was Immediately broken open. Its
occupant was dead. The gas was Kissing
from an open burner in the cbandeIieT
The screw was found to be loose and was
turned completely around. Haslam has
been employed as a clerk by James de la
Montanya & Co, but has recently been in
the Government service attached to the
POINT Sur Light House ne2r Monterey.
Ihere seems to be no reason scr supposing
1t 70 be a case of suicide. .
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LATER-AN IMPROVEMENT.

,Copyright, 1885, by the California Associated Press
WASHINGTON. July 11th-Hon. Samuel
J. Randall is very much improved tonight
DR.. Lincoln has been called, and he and
DIR. Mallon are giving the distinguished pa
tient careful attention. There has been no
recurrence of hemorrhage, and the danger.
for the present at least, is believed to be
naSGaH
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DESTRUCTIVE FLAMES.
Fifteen Hundred Persons Made Homeless
in Lumber Town.

ALPENA (Mich.), July 11th-A fire origi-
mating in a sawmill this afternoon spread
rapidly and was soon beyond control. All
the buildings for the space of three blocks
wide and half block long were consumed
causing loss of about 100000. Fifteen
hundred persons are homeless and several
seriously injured
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PECULIAR; WEATHER.

London Visited by Snow-storm In Mid
| summer.
LONDON July 11th. The weather
throughout England is abnormally cold
Snow has fallen IN the suburbs of London,
and the peaks of Skiddaw and other noun
tains are covered with snow. This is the
hrst time snow is known to have fallen in
this country in July.
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COLORADO.

A Sensation Caused by the Tapping of a
Reservoir of Gas.
Copyright ls8S. 6y h'e California Associated l,essr
PUEBLO, July I1th.-There is great ex
citement in San Luis valley over the dis
covery OF natural gas The presence of
gas is undoubted. An artesian we'll has
been sunk go feet, and was yissding a
strong flow of water, when the gss burst
forth with such force that the water and
gas flow alternately with loud repert. A
prospecting company is being capitalized.
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RANDALL's CONDITION.
The Pennsylvania Congressman Not Out
of Danger.

.Copyrght. 1855, by the alforria A,socidted Press
WASHINGTON, July 11th-Congressman
Randall is much better this afternoon. He
passed good night and ate heartily this
morning. DR.. Lincoln was called in to-day,
and a consultation was held. DIR. Martin
of Philadelphia, who was telegraphed for
last night, has answered that he would be
here tonight. The danger for the present,
the doctors say, has passed, but the patient
may have recurrence of hemorrhage at
aDy time
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BASEBALL GAMES.
The Smoky City Chaps whack the Bos-
ton Pitcher Succe ssfully.


ton Pitcher Successfully.
PITTsBURG, July 11th.-The home club
won to-day by the successful hitting of
Sowders at opportune moments Score
Pittsburg s, Boston 6. Bstteries-Morris
and Carroll for Pitsburg, and Sowders and
O'Rourke for Boston.
THE GIANTS PEeGING UP.
DETROIT, July 11th-Baldwin reap
peared in the box to-day. and did good
work. Score-Detroit 5, Philadelphia 4.
Batteries-Baldwin and Bennett for De-
troit, and Gleason and Clements for Phila-
delphia.
NEW YORK SCORES GAME.
INDIANAPOLIS, July 11th.-New York Sc
cured the game by fortunate hard hitting
in the first inning to-day Score-New
York 5, Indianapolis 2. Batteries-Healy
| and Daily for indianapolis, and Keefe and
Ewing for New York.
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WASHINGTON, July 11th.-In the House
conference report was ordered on the
land forfeiture bill, and Holman of Indi-
ana, Stone of Missouri, and Payson of Hi
nois, were appointed conferees.
Hatch of Missouri submitted a report of
disagreement on the agricultural appro-
prlation bill, stating that the point of disa-
greement was the Senate amendment max
ing an appropriation of 100000 for sor-
ghum experiments.
Ryan moved concurrence on the Senate
amendment and after debate his motion
was agreed to-yeas 116, nays 96.
This completes the consideration of the
bill, and it stands as finally passed
Clements of Georgia submitted the con-
ference report on the District of Columbia
appropriation bill, and it was agreed to.
The House then went into Committee of
the Whole on the tariff bill The pending
amendment was that offered by Phelps of
New Jersey, fixing at 40 per cent. ad va
lorem the duty on flax or linen thread and
all manufactures of fax. He did not ex-
pect that anything he could say would
change the vote upon his amendment.
There was no hope After the majority of
the Committee on Ways and Means had
formulated their bill in the dark they sum-
moned majority of the House before
them, and imposed an oath in caucus that
no Democratic member should vote in
favor of any amendment unless it was first
passed upon and approved by the Demo-
cratic caucus.
This provoked on angry debate of politi-
cal nature between Phelps. Weaver, Will
son of Minnesots, and Henderson of Iowa,
in which the Phelps interview on the
Chicago nomination, Ingalls, letter, and
Weaver's political record were the chief
subjects. Finally the Phelps amendment
was rejected.
An amendment was adopted changing
the rate of duty on bags and bagging from
fifteen per cent. ad valorem to three -eighths
of cent per pound.
Other amendments Nere offered and re-
jected
The third section of the bill, that relating
to woods and wooden manufacturers, being
reached, Mills proposed that the entire 81
lines of the section be read and consider as
one paragraph, an amendment to be in
order at any place.
Mills tried to read an agreement as to the
time to be allowed for debate on the section.
proposing two days, but Reed objected to
fixing any time before the debate had been
fairly started.
The entire section was read without OBJ
lection, however, and the committee rose
and the House took a recess till s P. NJ.
Evening session is for the consideration OF
the cenSus bill
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
lsfSc1AL DISPATCHES To TIE HEooRD-uN,oN
CANCER, OR NO cASgER

ihe mackenzie Controversy Beee o,sine
Exciting in Germany,
iCoppght, 1888. By tie California A.socated Pres,
LONDON, July 11th-The excitement in
Germany since the publication of the au-
thentic report of Emperor Frederick s i'll
ness is indescribable. The report is the
sole topic of conversation. The newspapers
printing comments sell like wildfre. The
report has rekindled the controversy, which
is now carried on with the greatest bitter
ness. Mackenzie is made the object of
most villainous attacks.
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PACIFIC COAST.
COL0RAD0PEOPL EXCITED OYER
NATURAL GAS.
Fatal Fire at -Rainf,u
in Various Localities-Yuba
Fruis shipments-Exe
THE DEADLY GAS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoHp.vxIos. ]
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
The Senate.


WASHINGTON, July 11th.-In the Senate
to-day the conference report on the post
office appropriation bill was presented
After long debate, embracing the subjects
of subsidies, tariff and the shortcomings of
both leading parties, a motion to insist on
the subsidy amendment was agreed to
yeas 2S, nays 16.
Dawes. in connection with several bill-
received from the House allowing rail
roads right of way through Indian reserva-
lions, called attention 10 the fact that very
important and necessary lesislation for the
Indian Department could not be got from
the House while unanimous consent was
given setting apart time for the consider
alton of bills for the benefit of railroad
companies.
The Senate then proceeded to the consid-
Grafton OF the Senate bill to provide for
Notifications and other sea coast defenses.
but without action adjourned.
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NationaI Capital Notes.

WASHINGTON, July 11th-The President
of the National Association of Union Ex-
prisoners of the War has issued a circular
announcing that the sixteenth annual Con-
vention of the Association will take place
in Indianapolis September 18th and 18th
next.
Senor Antonio Flores, President of Ecua-
dor, was presented to the President to-day.
He was accompanied by Secretary Bayazd,
who introduced him to she President
Judge John V. Wright Chief Law Clerk
in the General Land Office, has resigned.
1t is understood he will be appointed a
member of the Sioux Commission.
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BEACH nILL COTTAGES,
Bay State, Rosebush and Ivy, Santa CRU

A Ii NEWLY FURNISHED, SURROUNDED
N by spacious and beautifully laid out
grounds, nice lawns, etc, close to beach A
very desirable family and tourists home in all
respects Superior table. Reasonable. Open
the year round.
jylOipTTstf MRS. E. WHITE. Santa cruz. Cal.
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NASHVILLE, July 11th.-A large, number
of wonderful relics Of the mour di. builders
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THE GIANTS PEeeING UP.
MoUND-BUILDERs

Some Wonderful helics Discovered In
sumner County, Tenn.
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A Banker Robbed of $4,000.

DENVER, July 11th.-Chas. NJ. Kittridge,
private banker from the mountains, yes
terday, after a vacation of ten days. was
discovered to have been robbed of $4,000
AS Arthur White, confidential clerk of Mr..
Kittridge and youth of 10 years of age,
has not been seen since last Thursday, it is
thought he absconded with the money, and
detectives are on bis track
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HOME AFFAIRS.
A MOB ASSAULTS A BURLINGTON
FREIGHT TRAIN.
Enormous Destruction by Freshets
Sheridan Much Better
Mexican Sufferers-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1oN.1
HOME AFFAIRS.
READY FOR BUSINESS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIos.l
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THE CAPITAL.
CONGRESSMAN RANDALES CONDI.
TION IMPROVED.
The House Reaches the Wool
Clause in the Tariff Bill
General Notes Etc.
NO MAIL SUBSIDIES.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RpooHD-us,on.'
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California Pensions.
ICopsighi, 1883, by 0.s qulifor7ia A.,ociaa ,,r,,

ICof5I 'Vti Io>o Uy Uss 2 q OT7td AssOcasN ress
WASHINGTON, Igly 11th.-The following
pensions have been issued: original in
valld-Rlner Velkin, Santa Maria: Henry
Mount, San Francisco
Increase-George E. Hall, Healdsburg !;
Scram NJ. Cooley, San Francisco.
Mexican saryivors-Robt. Patten, Grand
Island.
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BALTIMORE July 1lth.-A fire destroyed
the car factory of Kirwin & Lyter TIL
afternoon. The loss is $4,000.
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WASHINGTON, July 11th.-Msjor w. H.
Heur, in charge of Improvements GA the
Pacific coast, submits estimates fcs work
Daring the next fiscal year in California as
follows: Mokelumne river. $40, 600; Peta
luna creek, $4,000; San Joac, c,ain, Stockton
and Mormoa slopghs, sl2S, $50; Humboldt
St. Landry democrat., 1888-07-14
GlRLiSH CONFIDENCE.

A Bit of News That, While Perfectly Love-
ly, Was AwfuIly Surprising.
.'Oh, Kitty. I've something the best
IN toll vo,ltn