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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-03
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New YORK, July 1.-The statement is
printed here that there were between May
and June of the present year ninety-two
foreign built steamers. running between
United States ports and West Indian, Gen.
trail America and South America ports,
under charter to merchants in the United
States. Of these forty-five are Norwegian,
forty-three British, two German, one Span
ish and one Russian,
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Strikes E7ded.

ST. LOUIS. July 2.-The strike of the
East st. Louis platform men is over. The
business is fully resumed.
CINCINNATI. July 2.--The striking car
penters have agreed to return to work for
those bosses who are willing to give ten
hours pay for nine hours work after July
18th. OF 1900 men unemployed about 100
will be able to obtain work.
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NEW YORK, July 2.-Followng are Ber-
serker's tips for the Brighton Beach races:
First race, Repent or Vanilla dlly; second,
Phoenix or Rater; third, Bellwood or st. John;
fourth, Diablo or Badge; fifth, General Gordon
or Darling; sixth. Linguist or Jim Murphy
AT GutienDerg-First race, Bad LasSie or
Oracle NJ; second, TheOra or Arizona; third,
Bertha or Campbell; fourth, Bellevue or Clay;
fifth Stock ton or Larchment: sixth, Marty B or
SOrrent O; seventh, Blackthorn or Minuet.
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Personal.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-Hon. j. 81. Steele
of Malysyille is here.
Mrs. Mary T. Irwin and children, Of
Oakland, are at the Metropolitan Hotel.
1t is the opinion here tonight that Hon.
M. NJ. Estee of California will be one Of
the appraisers yet to be appointed by the
President.
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WASHINGTON PARK.
LIZZIE Lowers Catalpa's Record for Mile
and Seyenty Yards

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The attendance at the
races to-day was 1000. The track fast In
the fourth race Lizzie B, an 8 10 l chance, came
home winner In The fast time OF :451A, break
ing by one half second the record made by Ca.
talpa on this track June 9th last.
Summary OF the events: First race, fye-eghths
OF mile, Bramble Bush won WoOdford second,
Ne Ben March third. Time, :o2A.
Second ace, one and sixteenth miles. Rival
won, Gymnast second, ia ia third. Time AT.
Third race, half mile, Pritchett won, Silver
Charm second King solomon third. Time. o:49.
Fourth race, one mile and seventy yards Lizzie
B won. White Nose second, Workmate third.
Time, :4014.
Fifth race, two miles. Outbound won. Hypo-
crite second, Spokane third. Time, 3:34A.
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SUCCESSFULLY RAISED.

A Huge Cable Recovered From Lake Wash
ington at Seattle.
SEATTLE, July 2.-The cable OF The Yesler-
avenue cable road weighing % TONS which was
lost from barge into Lake Washington,
six weeks ago, was raised to-day. Parties have
been ct work raising the rope ever since it fell
Into the lake, and the job has cost about $4,000.
To-day just after the cable had en-
raised from The water, The wharf upon which
the huge derrick had beeD built for Hitting
II. gave way and fell over into the
lake. Timbers had just been placed under the
huge coil, however, and II WAS saved from going
bacN into thirty feet OF water and fifteen feet OF
mud, from which IL had been drawn.
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Kings Great Pitching.

CHICAGO, July 2.-The local brotherhood
club took the third consecutive game from Pba-
delphia to-day. Kings pitching was the feature.
Attendance 100. Summary:
PhiIadelphias. ........ % o 90 o o.
Base hits-Chicagos IL, Philadelphias 8. Errors
Chcagos 4, Philadelphia T. Batteries-King and
Farrell, Sanders and Milligan. Umpires-Ferguson
and Holbert.
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Book.Kesp,r and Funds Missing.

MINNEAPoLIs, July 2.-Charles Benson,
book-keeper of the Scandia Bank, has been
missing since Wednesday. On the evening
of his disappearance he entered the safe
and took $500, and has not been seen since.
He was much respected. The cause of the
deed is unknown. He left a wife and
two children and comfortable home.
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WASHINGTON. July 2. - The Second
Comptroller of the treasury made a ruling
to-day adverse to the claims Of several hun
dred army officers, aggregating nearly
$780, GOO, for longevity pay for service either
at the military academy or as enlisted men,
based on the decision of the Supreme Court
in the Watson case.
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DEADLY LAMP EXPLOSION.
Man and His Two Children Fatally

Man and His Two Children Fatally
Burned.
GREENsBURG Pa.), July 2.-Last night
Mrs. Adam Straley went TO "A store, leaving
her sick husband in bed, and two children
aged and years playing about the room.
After she left the lamp exploded without
warning. throwing the burning oil over the
children. Straley jumped from the bed TO
save the children, but he was so weak he
fell upon the floor aud could not move.
When Mrs SLraey returned a few inutes
later the children were literally roasted and
the husband was badly burned. The neigh
bors extinguished the flames, but not with
out much difficulty. The children are dead.
Stralsy is dying and his wife is in criti-
cal condition.
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Br;deerooms Defeated i.

CINCINNATI. July 2.-The Cincinnati league
team did not experience much trouble in defeat
ing Brooklyn this afternoon. Attendance 1900.
Summary:
Cincinnatls. ............."...2 =
Base hits-Cincinnats g. BroOkiyns q. Errors
Cnclnnatis ], Brooklyns l. Batteries-F brennan
and Bald win, Terry and DAILY. Umpire-Powers
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Mrs. Mackay's Concert.

LONDON, July Mrs. John W. Mackay
gave a brilliant concert tonight in honor of
Princess Louise, March;Oness OF L0rne.
The concert was not over till after midnight.
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NO TRUTH IN THE RUMoR.
Sir Jchu Thompson Has Not Been Summoned
Landau

Sir Jchu Thompson Has Not Been Summoned
TO London.
NEW YORK, July 2.-The Herald's OF
tawa special says there is no truth in the
statement that the Canadian Minister of
Justice has been summoned to Lon
don for consultation with the imperi-
al Government in regard to the
Behring Sea question. That question
Is under active consideration by Blaine and
Pauncefote, and its present condition is
such as to give the Foreign Office no feeling
of disturbance. Neither is there any ap-
prehension felt here as would induce the
sending of Sir John Thompson to London
in the character of q remOnstrance.
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Won nv Gncd Batting.

CHICAGO, July 2.-The Philadelphia league
team won today's game by good batting. At
tendance 500. Summary:
Phiadelphias Q OOl 0 OF
ChicagoS. ............-......1 2 U D o IA
Base hits-Chicagos s. Philadephias 10. Errors
Chicagos 2, PhiadelphaS 2. Batteries-Hutchinson
and Kittridge, Yickery and Clements. Umpire
Lynch
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hipiting the importation Of American lard.
importation of American lard might have
been one of the motives for the Mckinley
bill. France could not at present meet
Americas avowal of an economic war by
concessions and no immediate change would
be made in the existing position.
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Wool Transactions.

NEW YORK, July Am attempt has
been made to establish department in the
New York Cotton Exchange for selling
future deliveries in wool. The meeting had
small encouragement There are but few
wool men belonging to the Cotton EX-
change, and 1t is argued by them that it
would be cheaper for them to open an or
ganZation for their own trade
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The Victims of Poisoned Ics-Cream.

NEW YORK, July 2.-The Health Board
is engaged in making an analysis of SAM
pies of ice-cream which poisoned many res
idents OF Yorkvlle Sunday and Monday 1t
is reported today that all the patients are
out of danger and no new cases of poisoning
are reported.
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Gun Wa,s Money confi,cated.

MLwAUKEE, July 2,-The United States
have eonhscated $4,000 belonging to Gun
Wa, the alleged Chinese physician, and de-
posted in several city banks. This makes
it impossible for Wilt, Jaensen and Gun
Wa to give bail, and they will probably re-
main in jail until the case is decided.
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MAINE POLITICS.

Thompson Nominated for Governor-Ths Pre-
hibition Question.
AUGUSTA (Maine), July 2.-The Demo-
cratic State Convention to-day discussed
the insertion into the platform of a resolu-
tion submitting to the people again the
question OF license or prohibition. The
resolution was adopted after a stormy de-
bate by vote of 145 to 50. Following this
MI Thompson of Belfast was by accla ma
tion nominated for Governor.
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Delegates Entertained.

PUEBLO, July 2.-Delegates to the Trav-
elers' Protective Association and their
ladies, altogether numbering over 500, have
been here since Sunday evening, taking in
the various attractions, and have been right
royallyi entertained. Most of them have
lett for their homes.
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Small-Sized Giants.

PITTsBURG, July 2.-The local league team
won the game to-day by hard hitting. Attend
ance 800. Summary:
Pittsburgs. rgs......................1 4 0-13
New Yorks ....... ............0 2 3 0 U o. 8
Base hits-Pittsburgs 1t. New Yorks 10. Errors
Pittsburgs o, New Yorks 3. Batteries-Gumbert
and Decker, Burkett and Murphy Umpire-Crane.
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RICH ORE.

Discovery Of Valuable Silver and Copper
Vein in Wisconsin,.
ST. CRoIx FALLS (Wis.), July 2.-There
is great excitement over the discovery OF
copper and silver at Kettle River Fer
years search has been made for the main
lead. Nuggets OF pure copper and silver
are washed from large vein. This vein Is
located for long distance. The extremely
rich copper being dendritic is easily mined,
while the silver is in detached particles and
found with the cOpper.
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AN 1NvEsrlG ALTON DEMANDED.

The servian Consul at Prestins, Roumelia,
Murdtre1.
BELGRADE, July 2.-Martnkovics, the
Servian Consul at Prestina, Roumelia, has
be " murdered. The Servian Government
ha sdrmanded of the Porte that it cause the
strictest investigation 10 be made of the
circumstances of the murder.
A band of Arnauts invaded the residence
of Consul Marinkovies and brutally mur-
dered him and his kavasS.
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THE SAN FRANCISCO.

Speed Trial of the Cruiser Ordered by the
Secretary Of the NAVY.
WASHINGTON. July 2.-The Secretary of
the Navy has issued orders for speed
trial of the cruiser San Francisco on
July 18th, in Santa Barbara Channel. She
is required to maintain a speed of
10 knots an hour for four consecutive
hours. The conditions of the San Francis
cos trial are the same as those of the Phil
adelphia, to be run in each direction over n
fOrty-knot course. The builders will re-
ceive $4,000 premium for each quarter of
knot above nineteen knots an hour made.
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Dr.. Peters Victory.

ZANZIBAR. July DIR. Peters, after some
hard fighting in Ugogo, has subdued the
hostilps and hoisted the German flag at
MnWanda
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THE HOP YIELD.
Interesting Facts Concerning the Condition
Of the Crop and Market

interesting racIs ooncernlns tne SouulLlon
of the Crop and Market.
New YORK, July 2.-Some interesting
facts have been obtained from various
sources concerning the outlook of the hop
crop. The acreage of this State is largely
reduced, but the crop is in good condition,
the early varieties especially. Occasional
contracts have been made at 16 cents. One
grower in Madison County is reported as
still holding his entire crop of 1889 at %
cents. A few others have unsold crops.
Cable reports are to the effect that there
is wet and cold weather in England, with
an increase of vermin and mold in some
sections. The California crop of 1889 is
quoted at IS to 20 cents. the crop OF 1888
at u to 10 cents, and the crop Of Washing
ton about.the same.
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Reports Of a Fatal ENCOUNTER.

LOUISVILLE, July "A special from
Flemingsburg (Ky) gives conflicting re-
ports of bloody encounter between the
revenue men and moonsbiners in Rowen
County, yesterday. All the reports agree
that three were killed.
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Andy Masterson.

NEW YORK, July 2.-Miss Kate Master
son of this city has not seen her brother,
Andy, for over fifteen years, and is anxious
to find him. He left Ireland many years
ago, and when last heard Of was in San
Francisco.
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Cinnamon Under Arrest.

PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-Three China
men are under arrest, accused of engaging
a highbinder to murder another Chnaman,
for whose death they offered $1,000. The
Chinaman who unearthed the plot has
since been mysteriously missing.
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A Protected Cruiser.

WASHINGTON, July 2.-The Secretary Of
the Navy to-day issued circular inviting
proposals for the construction of pro-
tected cruiser of 1900 tons displacement at
a cost, exclusive Of armament, of not more
than So 100000.
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Naval Orders.

WASHINGTON. July Passed Assistant
Engineer John d. Ford has been ordered to
duty in connection with the trial of the
steamer San Francisco, and Assistant Sur
geon John E. Page to duty at the Naval Hos
pital, Mare Island Navy-yard.
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American Association,

COLUMBUS. July g. Columbus 2, syra-
cuses 7.
LOUISVILLE, July 2.-Loulsyilies 8, Brook
Iyns 8.
ST. LOUIS, July 2.-St Louis 9, Rochesters 2.
TOLEDO, July 2.-The Athletics kicked against
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AMERICAN LARD.

France Will Maintain the Law Prohibiting
Its Importation.
PARIS, July "A deputation of members
OF the Chamber of Deputies called upon the
Minister of Commerce to-day and urged
That the Government maintain the law pro-
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Bills Annrnyad.

WASHINGTON, July 2-The President
has approved the Naval Appropriation Bill.
the Invalid Pension Appropriation Bill.
the Postoffice Appropriation Bill and the
joint resolution providing temporarily for
expenditures of the Government
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
Prices Realized at Auction Sales in Chicago
and New York.

and New York.
CHICAGO, July 2.-Porter Bros. & Co.
sold to-day three carloads of fruit. Apri-
cots sold for So 10; peaches, 81 20; plums.
So 10. The Earl Fruit Company sold
peaches at 50 % per 2O-pound box; april
cots, 81 so; Royal Native plums, 81 50;
cherry plums. small, 81 60.
NEW YORK, July 2.-Goodsell auctioned
California fruit arriving in California fruit
crates Beurre Clifford pears, 81 60 to 81 so;
Jos crates and u boxes cherry plumS, at
81 % to 81 80; 347 boxes peaches from 81 20
to 81 45; TWO half crates ROYAL apricots,
So 80 to 90 cents. The extremely hot
weather injured the quality OF some of the
first in tr anAit
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ANTI-sLAvERY CONFERENCE.

all Of the Powers Except Holland Have
Signed the General Act.
BRUSSELS, July 2.-The Independent
convention between America and the
Congo Free State was signed to-day and
added to The general act of the Anti-Savery
Conference.
All of the powers represented at the
Anti-SlaveIy Conference, with the excep-
ton Of Holland, which has been granted a
delay OF six months, have signed the
general act
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To Prison With Hard Labor.

NEW YORK. July 2.-Young Wallace and
his accOmplice, who robbed Editor Wallace
of $50, 900, were to-day sentenced to eight
years Imprisonment in the penitentiary,
with hard labor.
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The Louisiana Lottery Bill.

BATON ROUGE, July 2. - The Senate
amendment to the lottery bill was concurred
in by the House to-day by "A vote of 6S to %.
The struggle is now over, rs the bill can
now be passed over the Governors veto,
should one be written.
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One for Rufalns

BUFFALO, July 2.-The Bisons won another
game from Brooklyn to-day. Summary;
Buffaos ,,,,,.....,,,,,,., .....3 U 9 4-17
Brooklyns. .-.-...O Ill
Base hits-Buffalos II. Brooklyns 9. Errors
Buffaos 4, Brooklyns Z. Batteries-Ferson and Had
dock, Clarke and Mack Murphy and Daley. Um-
pires-Matthews and Leach.
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SMUGGLED CHINESE.
Eleven More Mongohsns Captured Who Had
Crossed the Mexican Boundary.

WASHINGTON, July 2-The Collector of
Customs at San Diego reports to the Treas
ury Department that Inspectors Goodrich
and Marsh have captured eleven Cinnamon
who had crossed the boundary from Mexico.
The Collector also asks for authority to en-
ploy for twenty days longer the two in
spectors whom he secured on June 18th.
Assistant Secretary TichenOr granted him
the authority requested
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WELLINGTON, July 2.-The New Zealand
Legislature by majority of six has re-
jected the motion proposed by Balance
expressing want Of confidence in the Gov
ernment.
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Assignment of Loan and Trust Company.
BosToN, July 2-The Farmers Loan
and Trust Company of Boston and Ander-
son. Kans., has assigned. Q. +. Casteen OF
Anthony, Kans., is the assignee.
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Two Men Drowned.

PUEBLO, July "A faro-deaIer named
Jones and Ed Bigelow were drowned yes
terday in Lake Minneaua by the upsetting
of boat. The bodies were recovered to-
day.
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GRoANs FOR THE QUEEN.
Telegraph Employees show Their Animosiiy
IN Her Nai.stv

TO 11tI uldJ -aNF'
LONDON, July The staff of the Central
Telegraph Office at London, numbering
400 persons, refused to cheer for the Queen,
n the invitation OF the officials, in honor
of the postal jubilee. Instead Of cheering
they groaDed for the Queen. They also
-roaued Tor Postmaster-General Raikes,
as a protest against his treatment of their
demands for the amelioration of their con-
dition
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LONDON, July 2.-The Paris correspon-
dent Of the Times says that Hyppolte
will be recognized by the European powers
as President of Hayti, July 18th.
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PROPOSED. EXPENDITURES.
Prediction That the Treasury Department
Surplus Will Be Wiped Ont.

fredlctlon inat the treasury department
Surplus Will Be Wiped Out.
PHILADELPHIA, July 2.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the Philadelphia
Ledger estimates that the proposed and
probable expenditures Of the Government
will not Only wipe out the Treasury De-
partment surplus for the year. but place
S46,000,000 on the debit side Of the ledger.
He figures it out this way The net surplus,
as estimated, will be S44,000,00O, against
$400O0,000 for the Dependent Pension Act,
and $50, ,000,0 900 to be deducted on account
of tariff revenues by the pending bill-a
total of SOC, 900, 600, against the present esti-
mated surplus Of S44,000.000.
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Logger Drowned,

SEATTLE, July 2.-F. w. Taylor logger, fell
into the water near SnohOmish to-day aud was
drowned. The body was recovered. Taylor was
oiv
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THE COLOGNE MEETING.

pitter Denunciation of The AnglO-German
agreement.
COLOGNE, July AT yesterdays colo
nial banquet Herr Wolf said that Prince
Bismarck declared he would never have
signed such treaty as the AnglO-GLrman
agreement.
The official report gives no idea of the al
most unanimous condemnation of the
AnglO-GPrman agreement by the Cologne
meeting yesterday. Many bitter speeches
were made. The Vossiche Zeitung con-
demns the attempt to hoodwink the public
as to the significance of the Cologne
meeting
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New YORK. July 2.-The engagement is
announced of Miss Milfred Fuller, daughter
of Chief Justice Fuller, to II. A. Wallace
of Tacoma, Wash.
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Ah Foug and All Fook yesterday evening
became involved in a fight in Chinatown.
and the latter stabbed Fong in the right
cheek. Fong was taken 10 the Receiving
Hospital and the knife-wielder was ar
rested for assault with deadly weapon.
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VIENNA, July 2.-Terrifc rains have
fallen in the interior of Austria. Great
damage has been done by storms, especially
in upper Austria.
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CHICAGO, July 2.-The Pasteur Institute
was opened in this city to-day under charge
Of DIR. A. Lagori0. Three patients were
treated to-day.
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COOLER WEATHER.
Welcome Change in the Temperature in Hi
opd nhio

nois and Ohio.
CHICAGO. July 2.-The long promised cool
wave has arrived, bringing relief to the
sweltering inhabitants. At o'clock this
morning the thermometer marked So.
drop of nearly 200 since yesterday.
CINCINNATI. July 2. The temperature
moderated last night and is still lower to-
day than at this time yesterday. The accu-
mulated effect of the previous hot weather,
rather than the heat of that day, caused
nearly twenty prostrations from heat yes
terday and four deaths.
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Trestle on the Union Pacific Burned.

PORTLAND, July 2.-News reached here to-
night that tTestle about 500 feet in length. on
the Union Pacific, near Mosher was burned this
evening. The cause of the fire Is not known.
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THE POPE.

His Physical Condition Said to Be Declining
Rapidly.
ROME, July 2.-The physical condition of
the Pope is declining and his eyes have
taken a fixed look. Notwithstanding his
advanced age the Poutiff's intellect remains
active. There is no foundation for the re-
port that the Pope will arbitrate the seal
fishing dispute. The Pope's examination
into the judgment pronounced on the aD-
peal of DR.. Bartsel against Archbishop
COrrigan continues. The matter will re-
main q secret for eighteen DAYS.
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NEW YORK, Juiy 2.-The old store-ship
MononGahela from the Pacific Squadron
will be fitted for service as an apprentice
traininp-sLip
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FARM HILL VICTIMS,

Inquest to Be Held on the Bodies of Two of
the Unfortunate Miners.
DUNBAR, July 2-The work of smother
ing the fire in the Farm Hill Mine has been
commenced. The mine cannot be flooded.
The inquest over the bodies of the two
men brought out Of the slope begins on