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FREED TO BE ARRESTED.
4 Hcrse-Thief Seized by sher fl at the Door
Of San Quentin Prism

of San Quentin Prison.
NAPA, July 11.-Four years ago, John
Guilfoyle OF this county stole some horses
liz SonOma County, brought them here and
changed the brands on them. He was con-
victed in Sonoma County of stealing the
horses and sent to San Quentin for five
years. BY good behavior at the prison his
credits reduced his sentence some eighteen
months, and he was released last week. AS
he left the prison door his mother and a
party OF friends were there to greet him,
but the Sheriff OF Napa County was also
there to arrest him under an Indictment of
the Grand Jury of this county for changing
the brands on the stolen horses. The
mother was nearly heart-broken at this turn
OF affairs. A petition is now being circu
lated PRAYING the Court here to dismiss the
case. as it is believed he has been suffi-
aieutlY punished
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A wALKoVER FOR HAGGIN.
Tenny withdrawn From the Race for the
Monmouth Gun

New YORK, July 11.-Haggin will have
walkover for the Monmouth cup to-mor-
row, unless the owner of Tenny changes
his mind. All the other horses had been
withdrawn except Salvador, Firenzi and
Tenny, and the racing public expected an
other royal race between Salvador and
Tenny, but the latter was withdrawn to-
night, leaving only Haggin's pair to come
to the post. 1t is barely possible that Pull
sifer may decide at the last moment to run
Ienny
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Carpenters' Union.

Carpenters Union. No. o. met last night
at Odd Fellows Hall and decided to buy
600 tickets to the molders' ball. A vote of
thanks was rendered the Musicians Union
for their aid to the mOlders. 1t was said
that Delegate p. NJ. Welin will leave for
the Chicago Convention on the Goth, in
company with Delegate Theophilus Tucker
of Oakland. The convention will open
August 4th.
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The Elevator ACCIDENT,

In communication to THE CALL, Cahill
g. Hall say: I'VE notice by your account
Of the elevator accident that occurred at
the Phelan Building on the 10th inst, that
you state that the accident was caused by
defects in the machinery. We will say
in justification of Mr.. Phelan that we put
in an entire new valve gearing on the 27th
Of June last thoroughly inspected the ele-
vator, and left 1t in frst-class working or
der. The elevator will stand at any point
in the shaft where stopped il it is properly
operated. Furthermore, we challenge any
parties who may so desire to find any de-
feet whatever in the operating mechanism"
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New York Defeated.

NEW YORK, July IL. - The Chicago brother
hood defeated New York at Brotherhood PARK
this afternoon. Attendance 100. Summary:
Chicagos. ......................0 o Q . 90 O. Z
New 1orks....................O D 0 U l.
Base hits-ChiCagOS g. New YorkS 4. Errors
Chicagos i, New Works 4. Batteries Baldwin
and Farrell, o'Day and Brown. Umpires-Mat-
theMs and heefe.
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permit certain people to gain possession of
the lands. There were some officials of the
State in the deal who were in position to
see that the scheme worked all right when
the cases came before the Land Office. The
property, it is said, shows signs OF having
been Sailed"
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An sTOcKTTN, july III. ls9O.
stocktons. .............2 o 2 / o O-l2
0 Y 0 5 0 t-l3

Earned rnns-Stocktons 2. Two-base hit
Fogarty First base on e-rors-Stocktons 2, Sacra-
mentos 2. First base on balis-Stocktons 4, Sacra-
mentos 8. Left on bases-Stocktons s. Sacramentos
8. Struck out-By Hapeman 4, by Hoffman 2. Hit
by ptcher-Wilson and Fogarty. Double plays
Wilson, Fogarty and Selma, Fudger, Foearty and
Selma, Armstrong and Fudger, Roberts and Bow
man. Sacrifice hits-Hapeman. Roberts. Passed
balls-Bowman Armstrong 2. Wild pitches-Hape-
man z. Time of game hours. Umpire-Dona-
hue. ScOrer-Ruggles.
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In the twelfth Stevens hit to left for two
bases, went to third on EDrights sacrifice
and scored on Levy's single.


one man out when winning run was scored
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CATHERINE LEWIS.

Mrs. Catherine Lewis. one of the pioneer
mothers OF California, died IN Sonoma yesterday
afternoon. The deceased lady was a pioneer
resident OF Sonoma, having settled at that place
with her husband. the late John Lewis, in 1916.
Mrs. Lewis leaves Two sons and two daughters.
George w. Lewis OF Santa Rosa and JOSEPH
Lewis, Mrs. Maria Tate and Mrs. James Alber-
son of Sonoma. The immediate cause OF her
death was cancer She was aged 60 years and
months.
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American Association.
TOLEDO, July 11.-Toledos s, BrOoklyns 0.


Robinson yesterday stated he had signed
Hamilton, a fielder of the Saginaw Club.
This afternoon San Francisco and Oak
land play at the Haight-street grounds.
The batteries will be Young and Speer and
Cobb and Lehman.
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DESTRUCTION OF sHAD.
Chinese Fishermen Pace Nets Across the
American River

SACRAMENTO, July 1.-THE Evening
Bees Folsom special says: During the
past two weeks shad have been coming up
the American River in great numbers, but
there is useless destruction of them by
Chinese and Portuguese miners by placing
nets across the entire river and catching
fish in great quantities. At the mouth of
Alder Creek ana Mississippi Bar nets have
been sire tched across the river for a week
or more, and fish are being caught and
sailed down by the barrel
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DONAHUE'S ESTATE.
Auxiliary LISTERS Testamsntary Filed in New
York

New YORK, July n.-Auxiliary letters
testamentary upon the will of the late
James NJ. Donahue, the wealthy Califor-
MAN. were issued to-day. Donahue had
creditors in this city, the princ-
pal ones being j. and w. Seligman
and Lodenburg, 1halman IL Co. Their to-
tai claims amount to S1S3, $40, but they hold
collateral to the amount of $4,000 in ex-
cess of this sum. They say they will sell
the collateral on the 18th inst, but the
executors propose to contest their action.
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HORRIBLY BURNED.
Annie O'Brien Fatally Injured by a
Lplnn Explosion,


Annie OBrien, residing at 313 Fourth
street. was horribly burned early this morn
ing by the explosion of kerosene lamp,
which set fire TO her bed-clOthes. She was
taken to the Receiving Hospital by
Officers Kelly and Minihan, where
she was found to be literally
one mass of scars and burns. She suffered
intense agony. Police Surgeon Bunker
stated that she could not live long. The
injured woman has a mother and several
brothers residing at % Hunt street.
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William Simmonds. the young son of a
New York banker, was sentenced yester-
day to ninety days Imprisonment in the
House Of Correction for vagrancy. He ran
away from home, became telegraph mes
crime.
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An Unknown Body.

BAKERsFIELD. July 1.-THE body of
dead man was found to-day in sunflower
patch about 100 yards from the railway
track four miles north of Bakersfield. His
clothes indicated that he was labOrer, of
about 80 years Of age, of dark complexion,
iron-gray hair and whiskers. The body
was very much decomposed No papers or
anything was found on the body by which
il could be Identified
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spendidly contested game this afternoon. no
errors of airy kind marring the record The
BrooSlyns won. and are now leaders In the race
for the pennaut. Attendance POO. Summary:
Cincinnatis ...................0 o o 9 o o %
BrooklynS .......-..."..........1 . -
Base hits-CinclnnatIs g. Brookyns Is. Errors
Cmcinnatis o, Brooklyns 0. Batteries-Dnryea and
Keenan,, LoYett and DAILY. Umpire-McDermott.
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TRIED TO SAVE HIS WIFE.
Christian Merkle Arrested at Nara on a
Charge Of Pei Jury.

NAPA. July 11.-Christan Merkle has
been arrested and charged with perjury
His wife was convicted last month of kill
ing Joseph Won Wyl, and after her conyic-
ton he filed an affidavit that he did the
killing and making other statements con-
trary to what lie testified to at his wife's
trial. The court dsregarded his affidavit
sentenced the woman to prison, and now
he is to answer to the charge of perjury.
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The following Trustees of the Overman
Mining Company have been elected: w.
w. Stetson Presiden), Maurice Schmidt,
J: 7. Martin, George d. Edwards and S.
Heydenfeldt. Mr.. Edwards was reelected
Secretary and Albert Lackey Superintend-
ent.
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The prizes won at the recent tournament
of the Scottish Thistle Club will be dis
trlbuted on the evening of July 18th in the
Mechanics Pavilion. James LawtOn, An
drew Young and Joseph Geddes were
elected members of the club Thursday
night
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MAY BE 4 MURDER.
Peculiar Circumstances Connected With John
MeIntyrs's Death

FRESNO, July 11.-Word comes from
Squaw Valley. thirty-fye miles east of here,
that man named John NJ. Mcintyre a
farmer, was found dead and that all indica-
tons point to murder. When found McIn-
tyres clothes had been completely stripped
from his body. His shirt was badly torn,
and a part of this garment was tied around
his waist. while another portion was closely
drawn around the larger part of his right
leg near the thigh. The Coroner has left
for the scene
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Won nv Hard Hitting

PHILADELPHIA July IL. - The Cleveland
brotherhood teaIn by their heavy batting, easily
defeated the home team this afternoon. At
tendance 800. Summary:
Philadelphia. 90 4 90 OF O. 8
Cleyeiands. ................... U 3 U y Oil
Base hits-Phadelphas 5, Clevelands IA. En-
rors-Phade phias l, Cleveiands 5. Batter es-Hus-
ten, Kuel and Mailman, Bakeey anu Sutclife.
Umpires-FerguSon and Hulbert.
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A F;endish Woman.

DEVILS LAKE On. Dak.), July 11.-Ag-
mes Baldwin, notorious woman. yesterday
murdered one John Kinney at her home-
stead across the bay and chopped his body
almost to pieces.
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Monmouth Tips.
New YORK, July .-Berserker's tips on
Monmouth:

Monmouth:
First race-Blue Rock or Eon.
Second-Keywest or Bolero.
Walkover.
Fourth-Stockton or Badge.
Fifth-Westchester or Beauty.
Sixth-Vardee or DR.. Helmuth.
Seventb-Ban Cloehe or Theodosius.
Eighth-Adventurer or Adelina.
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bits and Errors.

Boston. July LITTLE Boston league club
won today by the judiclOus intermingling OF
base hits with Chlcago's mistakes. Attendance
400. Summary:
Bostons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0 90 OOO-6
Chicagos. ...................-...O 0 D o 90
Base hits-Bostons 9, Chicagos 3. Errors-Bos-
tons 2, Chicagos s. Batteries-Getzein and Bennett,
Hutchinson and Kittredge. Umpire-McQuaid.
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" Sailed" MINES.
Washington Officials Sad to Be Involved in a
Land swindle

PORTLAND, July IA special from Ia
coma says: The snit Of the State of Wash
ington against John G. Mcbride. before the
Seattle Land Office. Is exciting great inter-
est here. There have been numerous ru-
OF gold ON the property was only blind To
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-12
A Well.Contested Game.

BOSTON, July LITTLE brotherhood game this
Afternoon was well contested throughout. At
tendance 1000. Summary:
Bostons.. ....................20 90 - SIP
flttsDuTgs. U U o.
iase hits-Bostons II, Pittsburgs Is. Errors-BoS-
tons 2 1lttsburgs D. Batteres-Gumb bert and SWEET,
Staey and Quinn. Umplres-GafIney and Sheridan.
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San FranciscosO 0 / o / 0 i-3
Earned runs - san Franciscos B, Oaklands /.
Two-Dase hits - Hauley, DUNCAN. Stevens, Cobb
Sacrifice hits-Stevens Ebright 2, Stckney. First
base on errors - san Francscos l. Oaklands 2.
First base called balIs-Sau Franchises z
Oaklands 9. Left on Dases-Ssn Franciscos 4, Oak
lands Is. Struck Out-By LOOkabaugh !, by Carsey
.. HI ny pitcher stevens Double plays-Mc-
hours, 10 minutes Umpire-Gagus. Scorer-Sta-
pIetOn.
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The E.msdoIf Sale.

NEW YORK, July 11.-At the Elmsdorf
sale to-day thirty-three horses were sold
for over $751; 600. Haggin bought filly for
$3.50,
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LATEST Stripping INTELLIGENCE
BIRTHS-MARRlAGES-

Firth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not he inserted. They must be handed In az
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence Of persons authorized
to have the same published.I
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Upholsterers' Union.
The upholsterers held an open meeting at
Academy Hall last night. They decided to
buy fifty tickets to the mOlders' ball. Their
officers, who were elected two weeks ago,
will be installed next Friday night,
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE

DIR. GIBBONS DfSPESSaRy
623 kearny street, Established In 1854
AaGA for the treatment of special diseases pa
~ Az bility, or diseases wearing on the body and
N3tHHxT mind permanently cured. The Doctor ma
SygxEHF visited the hospitals of Europe and Oh,
S2sSfssts tanned much valuable lnfor nation whic,
he impart TO those In need OF his serVIces Tn
Doctor cures when others fail Try him No ehargS
unless he effects cure Persons cured at nome ali
or write. Address DIR. j. + GIBBON Boz iasT
sanFranclsco Cal. Mention this paper IL q exSa
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-12

THE CALL Is the only city paper
which always has moro than 1000 want
ads. on Sunday.
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sTELLING-In this city, July Il, 1890. to the wife
OF Henry SIZZLING,
WICHMAN-In Alameda. July 2, 1890, to the wife
OF II. 7. Wichnan, daughter.
WINTELER-In this city, July 10, 1890, to the wire
of George Winteler, a daughter.
MARCUS-TO the wife Of G. p. Marcus, SON
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-12

EX-SENATOR M'CREARY.
Ex-senator Thomas b. McCreary died at his
home near Greensboro KY, Thursday night,
aged IA years.
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Brooklyn Takes the Lead
BROOKLYN, July 1.-The league teams played
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DESCALSO & FRANK,
2S KEARNY STREET, NEAR MARKET.

Sole agents for NJ. A. Packard's celebrated 81 80,
81 and IS hand-sewed Shoes (for gentlemen).
Country orders sent by return mail OF express
Iy9 WeSa Sp II
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OKLAHOMA.
The Country Drying Up = Settlers Leav-
ing

The Country Drying Up = Settlers Leav-
ing.
KANSAS CITY, July ia dispatch from
Topeka, Kans., says: Fourteen families OF
colored people just returned from Okla
homa to Topeka say that everything is dry
ing up there and the settlers are leaving as
fast as they can get away. The crop will
be almost to tai failure. A dispatch from
kingfsher says heavy rain fell this after
noon, succeeding nearly month of dry
weather, but too late TO do any good in
great many localities.
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived.
FRIDAY. July IL.
Haw bark W Godfrey, Dabel 20 days from Homo
lulu; pass and mdse, to WEIGH 81 Co.
Domestic Ports.
SAN DIEGO-Arriyed July 11-Stmr Faralon,
hence June 9.
Movements of Transatlantic Stermers.
QUEENSroWN-Arriyed July I1-Stmr Nevada,
from New York.
Arrived July 11-Stmr Normandie,
from lew YVrk
NEW YORK-Arrlved July 1l-Stmr Saale. from
Bremen; stmr WieIand, from Hamburg.
1mportations.
H0NOLULU-Per w II Godfrey-1256 dry hides,
1919 bags sugar, bis calf skins, II pkgs sperm
Oil
Consignees.
Per W Godfrey-wiliiams, Dimond & Co: Free
man. Smith Il Co: E L & Steele & Co; Baldwin, Tay-
Tor & Co. WEIGH A
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UnhappY Pittsburgs.

NEW YORK, July 1.-the New York league
team to- day added another defeat to Pttsburg's
list. Attendance 800 Summary:
New Yorks.................lO 0 g o / Ill
PittsOurgs.. o. l.
Base hits-New Yorks IA, Pittsburgs 10. Errors
New Works 4, Pittsburgs 8. Batter es-Rusie and
Garrison. Baker and Decker. Umpire-Powers.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Brooklyn Gains an Essy Victory Over the
Tail.Enders

BROOKLYN, July 11.-ln the brotherhood
game this afternoon Brooklyn gained an easy
victory over Buffalo. Attendance 800. Sum-
mary:
nFooklyh --..--..-.......-...4 O-lo
BuifaOs ......,.............l D o o o q q o. 8
Base hts-BrOoklyns 2l, Bufalos 8. Errors
Rrook!yns s. bufaIos 4. Notwithstanding and
klnslow, keefe and Mack. Umpres-KDight and
Jones.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-12

HERR STEFFECK.
Herr Sieffeck. Director OF the K9nIgsbere
Academy OF ART. died yesterday al Berlin Of
apopiexy.
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28
Report. OF city Omeer..

OFFICE OF CONTROLLER.
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
OF the city Of Grand Rapids;
Gentlemen-Haying examined the following
bills. report the same correct. and recommend
that the same be allowed out OF the several
finds As hfrein sfafAl
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28

Respectfully submitted.
JAXEs VASDESskRGE.
Comptroller.
AID Mckee moved that all salaries Of city
officials for the month Of May be stricken IRON
the report.
Carried.
Yeas-AId. Anderson. Carpenter. Creque
Doren, Doyle. Emmer. Hsussr. Miller. Mills.
Mckee. O'DonnelI. Saunders. stein. Stoke1
Sproul. Striker. Tateum. Turner. Yerex-l9.
Nsys-None.
AID. Creque moved that balance Of the report
be accepted and adopted. and the clerk be in-
structed 20 draw ordersi IN favor Of the several
parties asrecommendea as By the comptroller. and
the clerk and comptroller be Instructed to
draw an order on the city depository FOR
s3.a4073 to be disbursed by the treasurer TO the
several parties. named IN the comptroiler's
report holding orders. on the funds therein
named. IN which there is money.
Adopted.
Teas-Ald- Anderson, Carpenter, Creque.
Doren. DOYLE. EmmeT. Hauser. Miller. Mills.
Mckee. 0'Donnell. Saunders. Stein. stokes.
SprouI. StryEer. Tsteum. Turner. YereI-1a.
Nays-NOne.
CRY TREtsrRER's 0TTfCE.l
GEANp RkFIDs Mich. May y. 100.
To the Honorable tho Mayor and Common
Council o: the CITY II Grand Banids
GentIemen-The interest on the Grand Rap
ids water l0sn. second seres. is due and
payable IN New York June !. amounting to
Telegram-herald., 1890-05-28


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pfOPeriy owners on Oakland sreaue 4skiAs
th4i s2ld agcnle bf sgsdoa Slafeleo ass
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street ei aztt a arch aa isss lnSSe "a srlntea
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nsfs c&relaIly examines sac same. ano SsAg
colilslsittes arx asl salsShea faai maioEiiF -
lhe resident tlahtSat ik fc4rcsentea a. salA
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KepoTts nom EosTd y ToIIfs ND Y iFf
Commissioner
GHayp EarInE. Mich. Nav o. ls0
To the Honorable Mayor and Common Council
GentIenen-J-nder direction of the board
transmit vou cory % The report % tie cendi-
ton - street lights for tfe vess ending Nay
p. 1870. that remained unlighted one h9nf and
over.
Respectfully submitted.
=. ,. HchFvFofBs.
Secretary Board of Police and Tire Commls
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rURs FROM CoLD SIBERIA.


The Demon % Kara visiss Petropau-
lovsky-The Copper Island killing.
San FRANcIsco, Oct a. The bark-rigged
schooner Alexander. Captain Gronberg,
anchored in the bay last night, twenty
days and tan hours from Pstropauiovsky,
in Eastern Siberia She had 300 seal
skins, 200 sablss, $50 bsar skins and some
fox skins and small pslts, consigned to the
Russian Alaska Company. Tbs captain
reports that the Russian flagship Mach
ichimof and the cruisers Krayser, Dgigitt
and Corniiog were ct Petropaulovsky on
September s. on which day the anniver-
sary Of Petropaulovsky Ia the Corsan war
was celebrated.
General governor Of Eastern Siberia,
Baron MORT, visited Kachatka, Petr0pau-
l0vsky and the Commander islands this
year, the first time that an official Of high
rank has visited this section in twenty-five
years. He Is the man who had the women
logged In the uprising at Kara last spring.
Regarding the schooner G. G. White,
which appeared of the Commander islands
and sent six boats toward the beach, the
captain states that the men were warned
OF but persisted in trying to land, when
the Cossacks and guards fired upon them.
first with blank, then with ball cartridges.
The boats pulled away. and it could not be
learned whether any were injured. Two
days afterward two boats, with three
men each. came ashore on Copper
island. claiming to be from the Q.
G. White. They were shipped to San Fran
cisco on the steamer Kariuk, belonging to
the Alaska Company.