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RussELL,s GREAT SPEECH.
Not the Parnellites', hut tho
Times Trial.


LoxDoS. April le-Before the Parncll
commission this morning Russell con
cludei his speech in defense Of the Par
neIlites. He undertook 10 show that the
money Parneii gave Byrne, and which the
prosecution alleged was 20 enable Byrne
10 escape, was meant by Paruell for the or
dinary purposes of the National League.
and that parneil did not know Byrue.
sir Charles said. in concluding, that they
were trying the history OF Irish revolution.
He asked that fair and generous constdera-
lion be given III prosperity WAS returning
to Ireland. thanks be 10 God: bsst affairs
are unhealthy in that coaatry, where the
people considered the imprisoned mem
hcfs of the house OF commons heroes and
martyrs.
sir Charles declared he did not speak
merely rs an advocate OF the accused
members OF she commons. bnt Tor fhe land
of his birth, and. ne believed, IN the best
interests Of England The inquiry, which
was intended 10 be endless. and had beeR
designed for the purpose os EslanlnE one
man, bad proved the means Of his gindtca
ton.
Ia the perorzfion, which lasted half an
hour. Sir Charles Russell said. In "peEz-
ing our case l said we represented the aa-
ensed. The position : nov reversed The
accused sit there. pointing, With inslg.
mani seoEn. AZ Walton and Mcdonald 81
the Tgaass This inquiry viii net only
yinGseate individuals. bGf VIII remove all
misconceptions Of the actions aud motives
OF the Irish people and their leaders. Il
viii see earnest. bones. frinds % thinking.
and will hasten the effects of trwe recon
esliafion twill dlspel the cloud that D a.
dsExeued the Aistory OF mobile race aud
aimmed he glory OF nj ghiy enpiye.
At the close Of the speech. 6sadstoae
aud other friends warmly congratulated
sgr Charles. psrrelI ard Dsxitr. JzxEics
Hanneu IA q note congratulated knss<Ii
on the hvillianey of bis speech. The court
adjourned until ApEii 90
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STRIKERS sTorPED THE CARS.
Fesocity OF Minneapolis foites, In
Attacking street. Mobs.

afsSEAroiIs. April IA ear vas run
oEt Of the fourth.ayenue barns this after
noon with squad OF poiicesnen on hsard
Before proceeding 20 yards the ssEIker'
stopped Il and ran IL back TO the harm,
policemen and all No arrests were made.
shortly before O'Clock this atteinosu q
Fourth avenue car was on IL way tack.
II was surrounded by huge and exidtesi
crowd. Finally some one set the irakc on
the rear platform and stopped IL.
AZ this luncfure sqasd OF Ea0sntesl
police dashed oaf from the central pliice
station aud rushed fnsi spAed Into the
truwd With clubs drawn. once IA the
center of the crowd they arrested three
men anf retreate1. The crowd 8ss con.
SANITY augrnenting and wxs gettiag very
violent TO maze matters worse. seseral
express agons filed with strikers dFeys
Ia front Of the cars and sneeess1el IN
making a complete blockade. Tbs driver
2f Tire cas- Anally Unh0oked bis horses and
went OF amid the cheers Of tlis efsIwd.
leaving the car Standing on the track
A little isfer another car on Wssasnistou
svenee, whtss on It's was back was bs,sck-
s6ed by two wood carts, which sfeFe
dropped ou tfsc corner of Washington and
He3nepin zFenuea- The driver hz<ssme
eisxustesi, snd nnhitchinS the h0.-es-
drove Esss. The situation wss getting lseFs.
0sss A grea. maAy S9ones bad lNen
thrown. aad excitement Yaa kt feTef heal.
Three mounted police charged npoa The
crowd, Throwing down several people and
iniag5ng q number. several arrests tFere
made fEix tifoe. aSs one man Was aniner.
rssuiiy ciEshed " stx or seven rollceAten.
The attempt 10 zaeTr ears was inen
abandoned. aud ths erssasd became less
aeEaonsgrxssye and gradually fhsunesi out.
leaving the two ears ou the track. 1hus
eusfsss tkae day IN which President Laxfy
IA srsf4
uiHS on every line before night.
n. FsEL. April f2---t'sFs erased 80 Tnr
az 3 D clock. No trouble Is reported 80 far.
ST. PATTI, April Ill he stsestear STRIKE
extended ffs7n Minneapolis 10 tlsls city
fhss afisrzso0n. y han ali the zness, sxrep'
tb9ssa Of the eMhie nnE=. vent ous. Tbs
eaase of fh< strike - the same -, sksE: a
MianeapDEis. They oh5eessn EAs ses1astIas
os - y&F ernI. In kAeiY wages, ~1iEA hAa
hesn eyssere1. Everything Il trsieE-
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We Choicest Property City
which will show intenong Purchasers.

quote following description scenery
efronnan
within their Of
OF
swith
of
the
sha-Tes
~AnsSes f~T2sr srfeS Ngs& ~
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heavy thunderstorm Large hasEStQnoa
tel. hnt M sersesss GAusaxc wax ss7ne-
MHEkNaNts. W. Va. Ap<i1 ~ - This even
ssg 1espe teHnsfer.sfo<1a pseyailed. ana
sosac soss4skzed hsfl-sscnes fell A oaTn
oesangsrg 90 Charles A. Dulssh, zcross tho
RIVER. Was sfxNek ana. hmEssesi with isS cen
tents. Ancluding i've seek
At - Ciassavllse, q. the recf 81 Mn
dock : mill Was tossed - Yards into -
csnf suf and soserxi large plats-xlESS win
u1Ss IN the rastyg house broken. AZ Pow
haf&n. q. the storm ssrGck Horahrook1
tasee story tsrieS huslSsnx ard the r00f
was blown on II landed on Gitfen. Bean
y To- > drug xtnre. @ frame analiiaxs ~
most SsEsAIEg IL BY its weight, and dsza-
sged he ccHfeafs considerably. Mr.. Co1or
Eaz1, whe wNs IN the third story OF tae
EtoFzthroak building. was blown ostf into
isse ktrses and badly injured The Roof az
,se o1to Rsyes rsflr0sa sispos ans blown
@ szid ssae e1llssfak c2lzhs IRE. but tho
isanaes were soon exfinxuished. Chin
sasgs snu windows uere aamxxed
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PROTECTING HOME INDUSTRY.


OTTAWA, ous., April Ie--The senate this
nos ming aaopssz. ,esolation 70 fhe eject
that Il Is not 70 the interest OF CsnAdz 70
establish eatirc reciprocity os trade With
gny foreign nation upon any ennditacxi
that would restrict with regard 10 entire
freedom oE action BY this csansgy tn pro
segtiug lis owa industry. IL t&allag with
its own sources Of revenue a- 4 n f<EslAt-
lng faTesgn trade. Or that Won . neezsssgtsls
the sasgpfion of duties aAseslsainat1
axsinsf ayscEfs from ether nzStOas, szssss
especiasss the mother country waiie a.
fAs xxxae tine any messgre fssE securing
rec.x<essky IL trade with gny faz@lEn ennn-
try rs such ef The products ~ tgaase cf Tae
coantvy Is caa be freely iafegrhsnEed wish
aavsDfa9s To 10th woasa reeesFe sAe i4g
era B. . 81 a tarRttpn af TIE Asyase.
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PsrTsErRs1, AEfsl f2--A hs3xy thnE6sss
wlasa anA bait ssosz@ visited y psrsian os
wes,era Psa1sy sE2nia. Eastern Ohio and
MARYLAND to-day. Going considerable dam
age. At Els Garden. Md. assh al light.
nfng Instantly killed tSAa Nefzsla. .
sss1aer. sszd lso Eersss- AZ FEaslfsifs.
"a. 4 ,srxs iran tAEk. eossfxsning 80 bar.
rats oz nA.sEs9ka. Nxs stFuGk Axtc 3ss<FaSes1.
Al Mns@nszHG - .As rssgs ssf = isesf pEp-
4se : xa0sa haiadins wAs lifted oG ftnse-
s1ass ssxsksoNs seFs bsekeD sad sl9s<-
srssafs .ssoMN IN. The xsxEsA wx3 afseu'
xsaasexs szs AL ~ SsNs1nezvikzes tt.lsp
hail <loEss ~ sksEs Is exks fall. hHeAkins
naEY wkEeowM u this city xhesc NF4s {
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cospEssKD DISPATCHES.

calder. cstt0r manufacturer % Eaacss-
ter. Pa has assigned. I1sbilitses. xss go.
assets. atoat $4,000.
Frank Rineb. the h2ilpiayer. took na0F-
pa.su4 a. ksasAx City THURSDAY uAght anf
died Friday morning
Ternpgrar2sss ~ a. n, Friday, New
York hS. csiseAzQ. -. -. Pa1ls ~ NlEna-
.ssx. =. %es Orleans. S.
Frssax afternoon ~ LGe Angeles, Stanley
cassazsas Ii yress old. was drowned y bile
AsterE Fsing 20 swim aeEass fhe reservoir Ai
/ tase. corner sgf seventh sad AsssEzco streets.
| The Berlin Eagks xsstaag has e9sa in
ssirfxzs for ssse so Seste IN stssc<tHg TIE
memory af EzaTefcr william. Iae charge
! i hass1 nTaosi the aysarie watch wAs sfse
eauSe ~ ssss sEzzse8Si0u 0f that F1HeF.
Ia the esosrs-EaArsszz Of cagR- ArFzsesr Al
E wksnIustssa, su4ge Hasf<ii sgDesTgd fus
/ sae serEsesl ard dsuixd military 5nFAsssAe'
{ ssou uwex Af1nes' nszease OF saEks1g Coz
( Rc4x.sss ness. TnIs mss o<eEtn2ea zre
Agssses ezsssaezs plea of -nss Eaiisy.
Treasure, Ees@s. es the sAz Francs4cs
xrRe~ss sIepsrsxa3nt. states III - tAeFs wtil q
Is fssssky la sae ssss<sol faEzs astes y'zssnA
/ The kAprfs salaries. and feez Eaaess ~
SFsrs4rylsurs 1&a psefi6sr sz-alfsenAs fzss @
Is sStrkurGtnsry nsxA;sf. fas <SNN~sss cal
sss<x 8e lsf4sEx managed auEtEx TIE SH'
snouIhs reIa4lninx o. the sef1poi ys&x-
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MR. BATES DOESN'T SUR.
The Old World aIHsf submit to
New World waxs

BEELfs. April i2-The Cologne Gsseass
advises President Harrison 20 reconsider
the nomination OF Mr.. Bates To De corn-
missioner TO the samoan conference. In
the course OF long editorial il says: s.In
Europe Ii is Ent The custom for political
agent previous 10 his departure ofa a mis-
Sion 10 announce 70 the world IN a faews-
rsper, as Bates did. his views On the
disputed question which he is about 10
deal with in a diplomatic capacity.
Americans. however, have q way of their
own ia diplomatic. matters. and the old
world will have 10 get accustomed to the
ways of the aew world
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The Yaauina,s yyreck sola .

SAN Francisco, April I2-The wreck of
the steamer yaquina Bay was sold at aue-
tion today at the merchants exchange.
Bids commenced at $50, offered by T. p. III.
whitelaw. and the ball was finally sold 20
that gensieman for $500. Mr.. whitelsw said
he had to buy the wreck TO protect
himself. The machinery has been removed
by the board OF marine underwriters and
sold TO Nj Whiselaw for si.i75. Come OF
II, however. remains on the wreck, and II
some one else had bought IL, coaid have
compelled Mr. whisesaw TO remove the
machinery in a stated period or pay heavy
damages for DELAY
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PRESSING THE TORIES.



ing Rasas NJ Eviefians.
LospoS. April Ee-Ia the commons this
eyeE.ng Pref stuart RADICAL asked Bal
four whether The circulars ssus 10 the
Irish police directing them 10 collect all
secret Information regarding iha siosnrs of
TIE members Of the National League. was
designed TO AID the London Tsases.
Aazfolr Fsptlssz exaSiYely. and PArrssI
demanded stvxs gAsforward answer. Thu
circular, he said. vas fact The Ssss
naaSse 81 tue carculkr proved that the gov
sfsaai1enf MSS the prosecution behind tsas
Exaass. Referring 80 the use Of ls2sferfg,x-
TafEs "a ezforring egicsznxs IN DONEGAL
1'aTnel protested against such cruelty and
kalfrHr ixrnred the question regarsfine
TIE secret ci-eular. Eesarsisng tAe ast-
tertng-rsras. be held il was necessary 10
use kheFa.
Sir William Etrnaa Hzrcoagf described
tse policy oS Balfonr as one Of exfe-rnina
ton.
fioscheu declared that the Psrue lIteS
were fesponzibie for that. They haG. sub.
stitnsed warfare between landlord ana
tenant for frfendly relations, based upon
recent laws which pnt the Irish tenants In
q more favored and protected position than
ans people An the world. Eyactions were
not taking Place because the tenants could
not pay their rsn:s, but because they
would no. do 81
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TRIAL or GEN. BoULaSoEE.


PAKls. April I--~Tae seaAse Eses = day
f.yr tie 1rs4i 81 Bsass2gar. s'gsssa. Dii-ssa
sna Raeheforx. freeaeegif ssensFAa s.saszsAs
Dc Besusepasrs read = sfasefaenk setting
forch the groanssz upon whseh tSs rsgEseEzs-
tan was sssed. me ssnsie thea weai
suts, sssres se<xsssgs aaa TIE trial was ghxa
formally b-ex1s-
IAe sssssoEtaS esszzx. Ssasasz Las kseen sEs-
xsfa1fsA 10 conGsass x1se Trial Of tEeo.
EansAuxgg and 1fher accused Fsez*aais.
= snatars AeESkn. Caxos. EGsste1cs. Irxg.xx
NuEser. pesaAxeesx. 1seEselsxs I.nstrfnSe a
Norsiszs sid HAmaers- Assistant fasa'
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u lsssaoers AAxe also keen Appainssss
A taossoa fran the right &ecIarlag shere
Mss 10 grounds Of zsteial iE4Gs-y tnr0 the
c9nsscf cs EsonsAnsex was rssecsgss az q
vote 81 2s b. 81 TIE senate sngn rrso sgeS3,
- Fsse u 20 % 81 70 pressed i'm msds-
afe5y 70 trial La-uyer read 3 ssre~se
1S1fho rising the senate to sit ~ 4 essswr.
aed oiFSeztag the trial 90 proceed.
several members Of she rlSAt re esd to
aereEss ssss IA the senate ccsa q iss1an.
3 Ars1a1 &araosvs ii "a sxc!sss1 xpeex 4
skz1 ne w0sisa no- BE a rA-sy ca the prese-
eTz1z0r, on sach frivolous xreun1ss- of 4
general who 1s1 well served his Go uns~F.
The sitting wax ssn~rnv one
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pEsyKR. April IA lsoaider, COL,
special says Yesterday afternmn at 3
o'clock . terrific explosion occurred In the
smiigxier mine. instantly killing an en-
plo3e named croak and wostnding three
Others named Collins. Mcintyre and shef.
powder when IL aecidently iguited from .
cancle aud exploded with q fhunderin9
report. Collins was ffightfaiiy wounded
and died this morning. Mcintyre had one
eye blown osst and one arm blown OF. His
condition Is critical sherman viii reeoves.
being not badly injured
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PORTLAND. April l2.-ars. Elizabeth Nc
Gala Of Los Angeles, Cal, has begun suit
in the United States circuit court here 20
have the deeds made by her father, the late
valued at $25O. 600 TO his friends, set aside
on the ground that he was mentally uu-
fitted for business when the deeds were
made. The plaintiff was formerly the wife
OF DR.. A. NJ. Isoryea. Mr.. stephens decided
his property 20 various persons in order
that there might be no viii 70 contest
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A nanial nv Armonr,

cHlcaao. April i2-The manager Ter
Arrnour & Co. was interviewed today ~
garding the allegations IA . dispatch from
New York that Asmegs & Co. through
their influence with the cotton seed trust.
had compelled the American Meat Com
pafiy 70 close It's subscription booka aud
retire. The manager said there wos no
truth Ia the matter. Mr.. Armour was IN
Europe when the stock OF the Americas
Meat Company was iioased, and never at-
tempted. In any way. 90 force the company
out OF business, nor has any representative
of his firtss slotaa A.,
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STOCKTON. Cal. April H. Malcolm 81.
Glenn. OF the San Bernariino Eadsr. who
was found to be insane few days ago
on his arrival in San Francisco
by steamer from Seattle, and
was committed 10 the asylum. has
entirely recovered and viii leave for
home. He was very seasick on the steamer.
and fell against sfsnchion, iuinring his
head. which is said 20 be the cause of his
frnSsfla
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FRaSKIIS, Pa. April II Thursday sftor>
noon mad dog created considerable az
eitcment In Cranberry township. and BE-
fore II could be killed BIT two men and 8
number oi animals. Jass ~ the scholars
81 cue of the public schools were eDjoyfng
recess he dog made its appearance. foi-
lowed by number Of men The dog ran
into the hallway Of the school. where tt
was finally killed. During the excitemene
several children were badly hurt and .
m N m her fasntesxf
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Connivea at Opium Smuggling,

SAN Francisco, April l2.-Custom- house
officers C. H.wessoots, captain of the night
watch. and Night Inspector ID. Gallagher.
who have been stationed az the mail dock,
have been sunlmsrily dismissed from the
customs service by Collector Hager. West.
colt and Gallagher were suspected of hay-
ing been connected with the recent SNUG
Cling OF {fs, 90 worth Of opium frcm the
steamer Arabic, which was afterward cap
fared at a tannery In Butcbertown by the
depufy snryeyerS
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ryRaNr pIax rorrKRIxa.
The Mexicans Growing Restive ua-
der Their Rendaxe.

SEw fcRx. Apssl IA private letter ~
eslveI in New York tss.ay from q trsssf-
urrtAy reutdemsa residing a. the city a.
aexiso says. ~Foar OF the men arrested
on charge Of being ltapiicafed
IN the sarsLEsny OF President niAaf
tain few weeks =sn, have been shot
The execution was carried cut vers ,.uietly.
sfich lntreqaeHfly happens In Saca eases
~ tals country Newspapers aud new1
syv0cses did not pahllxh tae fact. a. ne
eall0Fs stand in wholesome Awe cf snaprinr
tsn tieut, siid Do not giye.rsihsicsts 10 events
y a1eh the government authorities prefoF
sslknsd remain In otsscurssy.
BY the way. the prospect Ii new that w
are ecsng 80 have exciting times hefor0
long. TIE impression is deepening II
many fssnGs tAss the wrxaf piaa will nok
~ ahie % maintain his position 4, the end
q nAs present serm- tadeesi. mary thlnk
ss's1xRsex Wiz sHcceed 10 she presidency
Ne fore y months have rsaxs.ssS -
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Inhabited rs,.nd subm.r~.d.

BEAUFORT. N. Capri II during the ~
cent gale, Portsmouth. anarrow island near
ocraconfe inlet. In this state, was sub
merged. drowning cattle. sheep and hogs.
The water rose TO many feet In the houses.
and there Was great destruction of prop
erfy. The inhabitants took 90 the house-
tops. remaining there unfli the storm Wan
over. g<eat suffering was experienced.
but no lives were sessf
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BOSTON. April iz.--AmenK the passengers
on the steamship from Liverpool today
sere - glasshiowers. who were ticketed
through to Pittsbufg. wben asked II they
Ia the negative. II wss evident tho men
bad been posted Ia the sazwerx they were
90 give. The authorities failed 20 get q SIN
gle point BY which they could make case
against them.
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California Ant i-saloen Alliapce.

sas FgAscisco, April i2.-The state Anti
saloon Alliance OF California hied articles
OF incorporation this afternoon. The al
lance states that It's object Is TO begin q
general crusade against liquor dealers.
The facorporators are Chancellor Harrison
and Abraham w Norton and joseph Kline,
81 Napa, and r. N. s Chapman, Anuis
Merrill and HenrY ]. Williams, OF san
ErArxfsfsen
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Lyman E. Knapp Governor oil
Aiaska-Seattle Land Once.

WASHINGTON. April I2-The president
hes made the following appointments
LymsnT. Knapp of Middleburg. Vermont,
governor of Alaska: T. NJ. Reed, Jr, of
Washington, register of the land Office AZ
Seattle.
The secretary of the treasury to-day ap-
pointed John +. Scott to be superintendent
OF public buildings at Port Townsend.
denial b: made of the published report
that he asked for the resignation OF Pay.
masser-t3eneral Fulton of the navy
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The AI,.rd Ar, seixare..

WASHINGTON, April 12--specisi Agent
simmons made q report to the Treasury
department in regard 10 the recent seizures
from Allard & Co. OF New York. After de-
failing the recent discoveries as published.
simmons says he has evidence that this
firm has not only been engaged in deffsud,
ing the Government. bat that they charged
customers for more duties than they paid.
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IlaaEsr LEAR ON RECORD.


CINfaSSArt. April II Meredith stanley,
OF this eiss. the well known athlete and
bridge jumper, who has challenged Broiis,
Of New York. yesterday made the momk
remarkable leap on record. isxas from
the famous high bridge over the Kentucky
river, The hefsat is 2s5 feet Re selected
point where the water Is ~ feet deem.
and. asttred in silk tights aud siippefs.
leapsd into the air. aud doubling up h1a
body fell 10 the water. aud . moment later
bounded 10 the surface. where he was quick.
~ selzed by an assistant in boat He
eoughed blood little while, bat soon re-
covered and took train for Cineinnstl.
he escaped without sking the skin, and
TO day says he feels as well as ever.
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ARIZONA AND srArEnooD.
Division OF the Territory Absurd
California Wine.

CHICAGO. Aprii l.. William Macdonald.
San Francisco lawyer. Is here on the way
from New York honsc. II am pretty well
acquainted with Arizona and Asixoniana., =
ne says, 'ant i has amused me very mach
reading Of somebody's scheme 10 slice ozr
q portion OF Arizona. and BIZ txrking II on 10
I0ftfoa Of New Mexico make i new xYaen.
u - Ridiculous Arizona Is more ready 10
nessonie state than any other terrisaxy.
ana instead Of attaching q part of Il q
New Mexico, II Is probable IL viii carry
New Mexico iAso statehood with if''
While IN New York Aacpouald visifcSf
some OF the large wholesale wine dealers.
who gaze him interesting facts about Cab
foTnia vine. s.Oue Of these Arms aloae.s
10 ssys. disposed OF over 5000. .00o ratsono
OF California wine last season. That looks
nyst-sAse IAr Catlfnrnise sf.aaxx, 4 tan
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Nrur.iarea : Prn.titnte.

Ia the rear part OF q bayn!o on Alameda
street, a blacksmith named Charles Scott
and FseHchwoman were found together,
/ beth shot through the head. The woman
/ is dead. and scott ss nor expected 20 live.
/ It Il supposed he murdered her IN &c OF
1 ieai0tisy. and then shot himself
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A conl ship. ouiek TRIP.

sAs Francisco. Apris T2-The ship
America, which arrived today. four and
oae-haif days from NaDeimo. has hruken
ali peerioas records. aHc rnafic the fastest
round trip 10 SsnAfns0. her tine bfing %
Al
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Ssw oELgsxs. asril I2.-Fre which
broke oas yesterday eveninz in the steam
ship chiilaB continHet 10 eAs it, way issto
11a0 bales ~ cotton. which win be more u
less damaged. while l4O bushels Of corn
in one OF the forward compartments have
nesn saturated with water. The loss on
ths CARGO ia estimated NJ 4fp6,uoV
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saS rRAscxsto, April i2.-The jury In the
case OF Policeman Sergeant Caro-.
charged with accepting hrfbes from
Chinese gamblers. was discharged az 10
o'clock tonight, being unable 20 sgree
after 50 hours deiiberatlon- Il - said that
the iary ssssoi nine for conviction and
tkrSss TO aent4ffsal
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spr.cael. WIN Ne,er toin.

SAS FE4stasco, April i2-This afternoon
Claus Sprecxels, when asked by an Assts
eisted Press reporter II he had Joined the
sugar trust SIS eeportesi In New York, said
"a ara not Ia the trust aud never win be ia
the trust AZ a1T pftcr
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ca,tfoYrIa Pyshian society

FkgsSo. April l2--The grand lodge OF
knights Of Pyihixs closed trs session si
noon today, after installing grand ofiseess.
and sd5oarrIed 90 meet Ia -an Francisco
the second Monday IN April, itse.