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CRENIATED ALIVE.
Four Men Perish in the Flames Of u
Burning Hotel.

WIoYNA Miss, }, October 6th.-Latt's two.
story restaurant was destroyed by fire early
this morning. Nine men were asleep in
the upper story, and four of them perished.
They were J. A. Thomas, a merchant of
Cumberland J. L. Lattry and Lon Crouch,
OF Hopenlonden, and Paul Williams, OF
Sun Greek.
All were prominent citizens in their re-
speCtive communities, and were en- route
home from Memphis, where they went to
purchase goods.
Kent, of O'Carroll county, and A. J. Cook
and w. L. Afford, of Webster county,
jumped from the second story window and
Were badly bruised, Cook sustaining a frac-
ture of the ankle. The flames were well
under headway before discovered, and by
the time sufficient help arrived the walls
fell in
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JOCKEYS KILLED.
A Horrible Accident on The Latonia Trock
SATURDAY.

Horrible Accident on The Latonia Trock
Saturday.
LAToNIA, October 6th.-The pleasure of
the races yesterday was marred by horri-
bic accident, by which two jockeys and a
valuable horse were killed. 1t occurred in
the third race, in which there was COLI
sion between several of the horses Billy
Pinkerton, ridden by Magee, collided with
UDlucky. ridden by Brown.
All were thrown, and after disentangle-
ment it was found that both Magee and
Brown and the horse Billy Pinkerton were
killed. Several other horses were injured
The audience was horror-stricken and
rushed upon the track, but nothing could
be done for the poor jockeys.
OF the two Magee was sthe better known.
He rode for ]. W. Browns stable, and was
clever lightweight jockey. He had been
remarkably successful Of late, having won
on the horse Redlight yesterday, and on
Monita Hardy the day before.
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PACIFIC RAILWAYS,
An Effort to Secure the Debt on a Fifty
Year Term.


CHICAGO, October 6,h.-The Special SEN
atorial Committee on Pacific Railways will
leave here to morrow night for Omaha,
where they will commence their labors
with the inspection of the Union Pacific
terminal facilities. From there they go to
Salt Lake City, San Francisco. Los Angeles
and other Pacific and Rocky Mountain
points. Their trip will occupy six weeks
Senator Davis of Minnesota said to. day
be did not believe there would be any leg
islation on the long and short haul of the
Interstate Commerce Act. "Our trip West, !"
he said, sis simply business one. The
roads propose TO give usa mortgage on their
property to secure their debt TO the Gov
ernment of over Sl30,000,OO0'
We want to see what that property is"
said Senator Hearst. Our desire is to be
reasonable with both companies. If we
can arrange to secure the debt and provide
for its payment in twenty or fifty years we
shall oe satisfied"
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schooner's wheel She ruck the first SLOW
and sunk IL. receiving a bad cash in b. r
bow. Immediately after she struck The
second scow and sunk il also. This was
too much for her, and the schooner sunk
IN a couple of minutes.
Just before she went down two of her
crew appeared on deck and were rescued.
The name of the schooner is not given in
the report, and it is aot known how many
people perished
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he came to this country and for years has
eked out miserable existence working at
various jobs.
His fathor offered to restore him to favor
Il he would abandon his wife, but Carl
son steadily refused all such offers. He
was heir to $4,000, which would have
come 10 him on the death of his mother.
II will now go TO the eldest son.
He was finely educated, but fast living
and the lack of trade or profession COM
PEELED him to mine coal to support his
wife who, with two children, survive him,
An effort will be made to communicate
with his parents in Sweden.
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JOHNsTowN SUFFERERS.
Poorly Sheltered, Clothed and Shod-
Increased Death-Rate,

foorly Sneltered, Clothed and Shod-
Increased Death-Rate.
JoHNsTowN, October 6th.-With the ther-
mometer about freezing point there is a
great deal of suffering here these nights by
the people who are improperly sheltered
and poorly clothed.
The money which was intended to sup
ply their necessities, even if paid at once,
will now come too late to be properly ap.
piled in providing against the blasts of
winter. The clothing that was on hand
when the commissary department shut
down has been transferred to the Red
Cross Society, by whom it will be distrib-
uted to the needy.
There has been a great many deaths here
within the past week, and most of them
have been superinduced by ailments con-
tracted in the flood. At the Red Cross
hospital there are now twenty-five cases of
typhoid fever, most of them strangers in
town,
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NICARAGUA CANAL.
Warship to be Sent There to Protect
American Interests.

New YORK, October 6th.-The complica-
tions between the Nicaragua and Costa Rica
Governments and the Maritime Canal Com
pany Of Nicaragua has grown SO ugly that
it is said the United States has determined
to send the steamship Dolphin to Nicara-
qua to protect the interests of the Ameri-
cans engaged in the construction of the
canal. Blaine had a conference last
Wednesday with Hiram Hitchcock, Presi-
dent of the canal company; Chief Engineer
A. G. Menocal, of the United States Navy,
who has charge of the work of construc-
tion, and Horatio Guzman, the Nicaragua
Minister to the United States.
The complication was discussed in detail.
1t is said that Blaine declared that while
he had no intention of interfering with the
rights of any foreign nation, yet he was
determined that those of the American
company must be respected by both Mica
ragua and Costa Rica Commodore Ram
sey admitted that the Dolphin was to be
docked and sent to sea as soon as possible,
but denied that it was with the object above
stated.
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DAN CARROLL.
An. Important Witness in the Cronin
Case, Gets Away.

Case, Gets Away.
CHICAGO, October CHA report was pub
lished here to-day of the escape from Cot
tage Grove Avenue Police Station Thurs.
day of Dan Carroll, an alleged important
witness in the Cronin case. 1t is said that
on Sunday, May 18th, Coughlan and
OSuliivan drove out to a farm house not
far from Chicago. A conversation between
them and farmer in which their connec-
ton with the murder and the plans for
concealiDg it was discussed, is reported to
have been heard.
Carroll is represented as having been a
hired man at the farm, and was to testify
as above.
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DESPERATE YOUTH.
He Makes Murderous Onslaught Upon
an Officer.

an oDlcer.
HELENA (Mont.), October 6th.-Elmer
Chamberlain, whose parents reside in the
South somewhere, got on a spree last night.
About IL o'clock he put in appearance at
the Merchants Hotel bar crazy drunk and
called for drink, which was refused him.
He threatened to kill somebody, where
upon summons was sent for policeman
In the meantime H. O'Brien one of the
proprietors, took young Chamberlain by
the arm and tried to persuade him to 60
home, and had nearly succeeded in doing
so, when policeman Mckenzie put in an
appearance and tapped him on the shoul-
der.
Chamberlain turned as quick as flash,
and with large pocket knife made a cut
at Mckenzie 1t cut him from the left ear
to the chin before the officer could defend
himself. He at once struck Chamberlain
on the side of the head, knocking him
about ten feet and breaking the club short
eff.
Chamberlain was taken to Jail aud a
surgeon summoned to attend the officer.
Doctors say if erysipelas does not set in
Mckenzie will recover.
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BUYING WEDDING PRESENTS.
Miss Huntington to Become Princess
in Few Days.

Miss Huntington to Become a Princess
in Few Days.
LONDON, October 6th.-Colis P. Hunting
ton and his daughter met George Gould
and his wife at a Bond-streat jewelers. this
week. Miss Huntington is doing lot of
shopping in anticipation of the wedding,
which occurs soon. The wedding is to
take place as soon as Prince Hatzfeldt and
Mr.. Huntington come to decision on the
amount of money of the settlement The
Prince is said to have moderated his de-
mands. He wrote this week from Paris to
a friend here, saying the wedding will
probably be about the middle of October.
Minister Pauneefote, with his family,
sailed to-day on the Aurania George Gould
and wife on the City of New York and
Brewer Yuepgling on the Saale, with Lieu
tenant Herbert Ward, of the Stanley ex-
pedition, who is going in Yuenging's
charge. He proposes to lecture.
Major +. A. Burke. of Louisiana forged
bonds notoriety sailed on the Teutonic.
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German Celebration.

PHILADELPHIA, October 6th.-The two
hundred and sixth anniversary of the land
ing of the German pioneer settlers in Phil
adelpbia was celebrated this afternoon bv
large meeting at the hall of the German
Society, at Marshall and Spring Garden
streets.
Addresses were made in German and En-
glish. Over 1000 people were present.
The musical portion of the programme
was rendered by large orchestra, under
the direction of Paul Sentz, and chorus of
800 male and $50 female voices, represent
ing the principal musical societies of the
city.
Doubtful Story.
New YORK, October 6th.-The stcrv is
published here that a Chinese cook, en-
ployed by the Aqueduct Commissioners,
had been sent to California because he was
fairly rotten with leprosy. An investiga-
ton shows the Chinaman was employed
by contractor under the Commissioners,
but nothing is known at their office of the
case. II is almost impossible to learn any,
thing, as the contractors camps are wide
spread. The story, however, is doubted.
Did Not Materialize.
CHICAGO, October 6th.-A meeting of the
Senior and Junior Guardians of the Clan
na-Gael Camps in District 16, announced to
DC uSlu ILLS dllSInOOU, Olu DOl
Less than a dozen men altogether were
present, and an adjournment was had with
out anything beng accomplished. The
idea that the gathering was to have been q
regular district convention appears to have
been unfounded.
The Ball Tossers.
New YORK, October 6th-Ewing and
Brown of the local baseball team will ac-
company the Boston team on their trip to
California this winter. Tom Burns of the
Brooklyn team and several of the Balti-
more team will also make the trip. They
expect to play three games weekly in San
Francisco. Kelly and Brouthers will not
go.
Arrived at Their Home.
New YORK, October 6ih.-All the players
in the New York Baseball Club. with the
exception of Richardson, arrived from
Cleveland to-day on the $50 P NJ train of
the Erie road. There was a large crowd at
the station to greet the club. The club
players separated and went each to his
home or hotel.
Snow-Storm in New York.
LocKPoRT, October 6th.-Snow fell this
morning to depth of two inches and de-
stroyed a large amount of vegetable mat
ter. Apples are still outstanding. Trees
were broken, also telegraph and telephone
wires, cutting off communication for twelve
hours.
Edison Home Again.
New YORK, October 6th-Tnomas A.
Edison and his wife arrived to-day on the
steamer La Champagne Among the other
passengers were Mrs. U. S. Grant, Prince
Debrancasaio and wife, Miss Frelinghuy-
sen and Comte Sola.
Death of Bishop.
BRYN MAwR (Pa.), October 6eh-Right
Rev. Thomas Hubbard Vail, D. D., Ii.
D., Bishop of the Diocese of Kansas. died
here this morning after an illness of two
weeks.
Admiral David d. Porter.
BosToN. October 6th-Admiral David
D. Porter was taken dangerously i'll at his
country residence at jamestown, Conn,
Saturday, and was reported very low to-
night.
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SCHOONER SUNK.

Report of $ Disaster on Long Island
Sound Thursday.
New YORK, October 6th.-Captain John
II. Matthews, OF the tug Wioma,
sent to the local Board of Steamboat
Inspectors a report of the collision
between his boat, two scows and a
schooner, which happened on the sound on
Thursday. The two scows and the schooner
were sunk. The tug had two scows in tow.
1t was about dusk when the schooner bore
down upon them. The tug blew a warn
ing whistle but no one was seen at the
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MYER AND CARROLL.
Arranging for a Fight to Fiuish Be
tween IinhtweirIifs

tween Lightweights.
BLooMINGToN (nl), October 6th.-Billy
Myer, the champion lightweight, was seen
this afternoon and in regard to the proposed
match with Carroll, said: MY hacker
Alf Kennedy, received letter yesterday
from Billy Jordan ofSan Francisco, which,
so far as my backer and myself are con-
cerned, ended all the preliminaries for a
match. You can say for me there will be
finish fight between Carroll and myself,
London rules, unless something is done by
Carroll or his friends TO prevent it. Ken.
nedy will leave immediately for San Fran
cisco to complete the formal agreement"
Where will the match come off?n
81 cannot say, certainly, yet. | am will
ing to meet Carroll anywhere, where we
can settle the matter without interruption
or interference. Mexico or Texas is good
enough for me-" AlfKenuedy, in an inter
view, said Denver would suit him as 4
place for the match.
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NEW YORK GETTING \ TASTE.
They Will Soon Like Chfname as Well
as Californians Do

New YORK, October 6lh-Three Chi.
nese highbinders, Lee Long, Lee Hi and
Lee Cling, visited Lee Hing at his laundry
on Fifth street to-day, overpowered, bound
and tortured him in a horrible manner,
in trying to make him reveal the hiding
place OF his money. They failed but
broke open a trunk, rifed it and found
about 5000, with which they escaped leav-
ing their victim in an agonizing position
from which he was released many hours
later.
The robbers were arrested. The prison.
ers are brutal looking celestials. The Chi
nese merchants in Mott street say they
are fugifves from justice in China. and
have long been terror to their country
men here
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THE DEATH PENALTY.

Rev. j. j. Boyle Sentenced to Be Hanged
for Fearful Crime.
RALEIGH, October 6th.-The Jury at u
o'clock tonight brought in verdict of
guilty against Rev. ]. J. Boyle, who was
charged with criminal assault upon Miss
Geneva Whitaker. The convicted man
was sentenced to be hanged November ooh.
He made short statement 10 the Court
and bitterly denounced the several gentle
men who acted as counsel for the prosecu-
ton. He was cool and composed to an
astonishing degree and smiled Immediately
after sentence was pronounced.
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GERMAN PILGRIMS.
The Anniversary of Their Landing CeIe-
brated.

brated.
ST. LOUIS, October 6th.-German Day
was observed to-day with a will, and the
landing of the pioneers of the German
immigration, which took place October
6, 1858, was honored by most harmonious
reunion Of all citizens of German descent,
regardless of religious creed or political
fealty.
1t is estimated that 80 900 men were in
the procession this afternoon. Many ban
ners bore the inscription True to Ameri-
ca, proud of Germany"
A monster meeting assembled in the
Music Hall Exposition building tonight,
where patriotic speeches were made and a
programme rendered by the singing socie-
ties Of the CITY.
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Dr. La Mars seminal Pills cure all
cases of Nervous and Physical Debility Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and the many
ailments arising from excess, indiscretion snd
abuse, A compete restorative. Price 81 so a
bottle, sent by express G. o. d. A. McBOYLE
CO., Druggists, e04 Washington street. San
Francisco. 2. o. Box 1852 my6-sm
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Advice TO Meihers.-nIrs. winsloyy,s
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children cutting teeth. II relieves the little
sufferer ct once; 1t produces natural, quiet sleep
cherub awases as bright as button" II is
very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain, relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best-known
remedy for dierrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents
bottle MWFly
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Ihad a severe attack of catarrb,

had a severe attack of catarrh, aud be-
came so deaf could not hear common conver-
sation. l suffered terTibls from roaring in my
hesd. procured a bottle of Ely's Cream Balm
and in three weeks could hear as well as ever
could. and now can say to all who are afflicted
with the worst of diseases, catarrh, take one
bottle of Ely's Cream Balm and be cured. j is
worth 81, 90 to any man, woman or child suffer
ing from Catarrhal g. Newman, Grayling,
Mich
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Ehe bes. pians Ia cssueess yo,,r printing ioue
A. ]. Jo.Es.oL 4 cs's. &c s.. .;ecrsmes..o, Cal
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Why should John L. Sullivan, because
of his Congressional aspirations, remove
from the Third to the Fourth District?
1t was from the aristocratic section of the
District were he now resides that there
went up to the Boston Theater the best
paying of his patrons and admirers when
he had his famous reception, with Mayor
of Boston in the chair-Boston Traveller.
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ROMANTIC HISTORY.

Interesting Story of Son of Swedish
Nobleman.
CLEVELAND, October 6sh-C. T. Carlson,
digger in Mine No at Stonebore, Pa,
dropped dead Friday night Carlson had
q romantic history. He was the son of
Swedish nobleman, who disowned him on
account of his marriage to peasant girl
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Miss Bids L. Cliuch with resume vocal
and instrumental music October l, at 1Ii6
Seventh street. s25-Im
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Pullman Tourist Car Yrcursions.-seiee

excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road tSanta re routel, under management OF
salaried railroad employees leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points.
Berths flrn she'd through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through 70 destination. G. w. RA1LTON. agent,
2Sl street, Sacramento. Cal. m3-lmMWF
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Now that poor George Fawcette Rowe
is dead, it is saId that he has a wife living,
and that her name is Adelaide Arthur.
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CHANGING THE THISTLE.

The Scotch Racing Craft to be Re-
modelled Again.
GLASGOW (Scotland), October 6th.-The
yachtsmen Of the north are determined to
try again for the America s cup. OF all the
boats sent across The pond to compete uu-
der the stringent rules of the New York
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Chautauqua Lee ura at the Presbyterian
Church. MONDAY EVENING, October Z, lSS9
hy Dr ) II. Weller OF Occidental University
Los Angeles No ohsrge for admission. All
friends OF education are invited o5.2ts
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Stockholders Meeting. - The annual
meeting of the stockholders OF :he Oraugevale
Colonization Company viii be held at the Office
OF the company, No. IA street, Sacramento,
Cal, on TUESDAY, October s. 1889, at S o'cloef
?. T. 3. HALL, President
v. s. MoCLATcHY, Secretary pro ten. tsO.td
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SCRoFULA is a more formidable enemy
:han either consumption or cancer alone,
for scrofula combines the worst possible
features of both. 1t is cured Dy Hoods
Sarsaparills, the blood purifier
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LEAVENING POWER
OF the various Baking Powders Illus
trated from actual tests.
Rennrts af Gnrernment Chemists.

'sThe Roval Baking Powder is composed of pure
and wholesome Ingredients. 1t does not contain
either alum or phosphates, or other injurious sub
Stances. EDWARD G. LOVE, Rh. d.
'sThe ROYAL Baking Powder is undoubtedly the
purest and most reliable baking powder offered tc
The public. HENRY a. MOTT. NJ. D., PHI. D."
s'The ROYAL Baking Powder is purest in quality
and highest in strength of any baking powder OF
which have knowledge.
'SNM. McMURrRIE, Pm. D."
All Alum Baking Powders. no matter how high
their strength, are to be avoided as dangerous
phosphate powders hberate their gas too freely,
under climatic changes suffer deterioration.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
The Samoan Question Not Settled 10
Suit Secretary Blaine.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC Is SAFE.
Boulauger's Friends are Becoming
Disconsosate-The Republic is
Firmly Rooted.
IN FOREIGN LANDS.
THE FRENCH REPUBLIC IS SAFE.
FRENCH ELECTIONS.

Especial DISPATCHES TO TIE RpCoRp-US1os.l
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Yacht Club, the Scot. h boat Thistle cid
the best work.
1t is reported to-day !, lat James Bell,
who owns the largest intereA IN the yacht,
has bought her entire from the syndicate
which built her and intends TO IL her with
center board and try aggin.
This putting in the cenier-boald will
allow the Thistle much better terms than
formerly, and it will give the New York
Club a task to hold the cup, although it is
an acknowledgment of the superiority of
the American system over the cl.tter. bnild.
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time Au
notices Of this character tOa be found Under this
heading.
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Admiral David d. Pointer.

BosToN. October 6th-Admiral David
D. Porter was taken dangerously i'll at his
country residence at jamestown, Conn,
Saturday, and was reported very low to-
night.
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

NTANTED-A MAN OF TEMPERATE AND
w moral habits, feeking employment to
represent an old established house in his own
section. Salary, so to e1OO per month Refer
ences exacted Manufacturers Supt., Lock Box
1855, n. Y. ATM
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e OR sALE-GREAT BARGAIN. OTHER
business compass quick sale of Flying
Horses. OAK PARK. carr Sunt Reck n5 fiis
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ENIRST-CLASs ROOMS AND BOARD IN
l. private family: terms reasonable. Address
by mail southeast corner Second and sts o4-tf