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The morning call., 1890-06-07
CUT In TWAIN.
Horrible and Swift Death OF
a Young Logger.
Htaldsburg'S Team Breaks The Record in
The Tournament.
KeetIng Of the Yosemite Valley Commls-
sIon-MOScOV, Idaho, Visited BY
q Destructive Fire.
special Dispatches to The MORNING CALL

SEATTLE, june GA Post-Intelligencer special
from SnohomSh says: James Pike OF the firm
Of Mann & Pike, loggers on the Skyhomlsh
River, was killed there this afternoon. While
running logs down steep chute, one became
fastened and Pike climbed into the chute TO start
1t. Just then another log came down, striking
him and cutting his body in twain. A part OF his
hip bone was afterward found sticking in log.
Small particles OF flesh and blood and bones
were scattered in every direction. The trunk
and feet were ali that could be found for inter
ment.
Pike was from New Brunswick and about %
wears of age. The chute IN which The man met
his dealh is half mile long and so steep that 1t
only takes thirty seconds for log TO go from
the Top into the river below.
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ESCAPED DESTRUCTION.
The Village Of Moscow, Idaho, Visited by
Disastrous Fire

The Village Of Moscow, Idaho, Visited by a
Disastrous Fire.
MOSCOW QdahOl, June 6-The west side OF
Main street caught fire at 1 o'clock this morning.
and $4,000 worth OF property was destroyed.
But for the water-works the entire street would
have been burned. The new water-works were
just put In, and tested the day before the fire.
The losses we're: George Howard, shoe shop,
500. no insurance; W. II. Barnett, Growler sa-
loon and fixtures, $500, insurance $500; J. W.
Lienallen, grocery, $4,000, Insurance. $500;
T.. L. Lienallen, two buildings, $1,000, insurance
$500; George Bremen, bakery building, $3.50,
fully insured; McNle bakery, $4,000 damage;
o. Fallen, $780, partly Insured; tele phone office,
$500; NJ. A. Rose, jeweer, $500; C. +. HamlIn,
$1,000, insurance 5000; Mcconnell, Mcguire u
Co., damage $500; Star OF Idaho printing office,
damage $50: Erickson Building, $1,000, no In
surance; Erickson, photographer, $1,000, no In
surance. Other losses cannot be dseertalned.
Tie fire began in c. Il. Hamlln's building. IL Is
supposed TO have been inceDdiary.
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Movements of Transatlantic Steamers.
NEW YORK-Arrived June 6-Stmr Aller, from
Bremen; stmr Rhynland, from Antwerp.
QUEEN June 6-Stmr nevada,
from New York
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SAN JOSE.
Annual Meeting Of the Board of Trade-A
Coast Railway

Annual Meeting Of the Board of Trade-A
Coast Railway.
SAN JOSE, June Cat the annual meeting OF
the Board of Trade tonight President Moody
presented an interesting report, in which the
great progress made by San Jose dur
Ing the past year was ably reviewed.
The Secretary and Treasurers reports
showed the board to be In healthy financial
condition. B. d. Murphy. William P. Dough-
erty, d. B. Moody, 7. S. Montgomery. W. &.
Hawley, V. Koch, A. ID. Mcdonald and
J. s. Potts were elected Directors for
the ensuing year. James A. Clayton,
W. S. Casey, w. p Dougherty e. A.
Hale ana j. ii. Henry were CHOSEN delegates to
meet with representatives. from San Francisco,
Los Angeles, Ventura. San Luis Obispo. Monte
rey, Santa Cruz. San Mateo aud Alameda in con-
venIioD In this city, June 25th, 10 mature a plan
for speedy completion of a Coast line railway
from Los Angeles to San Francisco.
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YOSEMITE COMMISSION.
Repairs and Other Work dtred-Election of
Cfficers

~
offi2ers
YOSEMITE, June 6.-The Yosemite Commits
sioners held a session yesterday evening. Pix
lev for the Committee on Preservation OF Val
lev. Grove OF Big Trees. Morals and Good Order,
made verbal report demonstrating tile supe-
riorily OF the Digger Indian method OF uproolng
and destroying the undergrOwtn brush aud trees
OF the last forty years. Irish c0mplimented the
boleI-keepers, Iiyerymen, guides and all others
m'serving the public with uniform gentility and
IOliteness, and referred TO The good treatment
Of visitors.
The Committee on Petitions after investigating
the books o; Cofmsn 4 kenney consolidated
The lyerv-sIable and farm, reducing the annual
rent 20 $3.50. lie figures showing the former rent
TO be i>prOpoIttOndte. Otler rules 1or DludlNg
and gazing were ordered Water facilities SINH
lar 10 those enjoyed by the S,Oneman House
were extended 10 Bainard's Hotel. The same
place ordered Il telephone line constructed from
Glacier Point 10 the hotels and stables
Stake was granted The privilege ot erecting
lent for the sale OF ornamental WoOdWork near
tie Siouemau House
Tie Guardian is 10 ch inge the line OF the roa
between BaInaTd's and StOneman and near Black
springs IN The lower end OF the valley TO higher
ground on account Of the higt stage OF the
wafer. The Executive Committee was author.
Z-d to take necessary steps 10 control the river,
and recommended a conferences with United
Site, Engineers. Immediate repairs Oh The
Glacier Point trail were ordered.
Tie Committee on Legislation authorized the
GuaI dian TO make dlsc etlOnary recommenda-
lions for appropriations for lh6 improvement OF
the valley The Big rec Grove petition regard
ing SHOWS Hotel at Nevada Falls was referred
To The Executive Committee with several other
petitions for appropriations.
The Yosemite Fund appropriation was SlO,-
600, which has been expended. The Revenue
Fund was S4026 63. expended SS3l1 ! ., bal
ance on hand S715 IS. The Big Tree appropr-
alton S25OO, expended S23So y, balance
on hand S1l9 IS. All vouchers have been paid
10 dale.
The election OF officers resulted as follows:
Vice P esident, Mr.. Modden; Secretary and
Treasurer John +. Irish; Executive Committee
Irish, Chapman and Hecht; GUARDIAN Galen
Cia; X.
The Commissioners as 4 Committee of the
Whole examined the StUueman House this morn-
ing Repairs TO the building, bridge aud other
work will be commenced Immediately. The
meeting adjourned subject TO the call OF the
Vice President.
The lrsj stage over the Oak Flat road arrived
this afternoon.
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UnKnoWn b0uy FOUND.
Los ANGELES, June 6.-The badly decom-
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SACRAMENTO.


SACRAMENTO, June 6.-Pete Brown, black
slogger Of the lOafer class, tonight bFutally as
saulted an in0ifenslve Austrian who works along
the river front. After knocking him down he
jumped on aud kicked the abOrer. The man is
still unconscious and it IS feared ne viii die.
Brown is under arrest.
An enthusiastic meeting Of the Fourth of July
Committee was held tonight There will be
raised nearly $4,000 for a celebration on grand
scale. Attorney-G eneral johnson VIII be orator
of The day.
Two little girls, aged respectively 3 and years
OF age, were reported missing tonight. One
went TO the kindergarten school. The suburbs
OF the city have been infested with eypsles for
several days and II is possible they have stolen
and hid tile little ones.
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ATTEMPTED SUICIDE.
A Mysterious Fairy Turns Matthew Cot
ter's Head.

ter's Head.
Matthew Cotter, a man about 40 years of age
shot himself in the head last evening IN his room
at 60 Zoe street. He did not make very sure
Job of it. He used smaIl-caliber revolver and
was obliged to shoot twice before he could hit
himself. He was taken 10 the Receiving Hospl-
tai and the bullet was extracted Uy DR.. Bunker.
He will probably live. Coiter has been IN San
Francisco about two weeks. Thursday night he
was saunteriDg along the street and, becoming
tired, sat down on doorstep TO rest. A fairy. so
lie says, came aud sat down beside him. She
looked so bewitcblug when she lit cigarette
that Cotter lost his heart 10 her then aud there.
just before the shooting Golfer nlled up on
whisky, and, saying that she was not worth
shooting, went up TO his room. Shortly after
ward lie people in the house heard Two shots.
Rushing upstairs they found Cotter lying in a
pool of blood
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FRESNO.
a Railroad to Be Built Through the Sale of
County Bonds


County Bonds
FRESNO, June 6.-Superysor Letcher Of this
county has conceived tie Idea of building rail-
road TO tde-water at Monterey with money
raised by selling the bonds Of the counties
through which 1t will pass, in the same manner
as wagon-rosds are INSTRUCTED. He has written
the Boards Of Supervisors Of San Benito and
Monterey counties, and joint conference Will
DO held in Tie future by the representatives
of those three boards. He is informed that there
are no legal difficulties to overcome i'll his
scheme.
w. W. Stocker, a druggist, has received let
Ter from an attorney IN Manchester, n. H.,
stating he had fallen heir TO one-fOurth of an
estate amounting 10 nearly $1,000 900.
A freight Irain south bound was wrecked three
miles north Of Fresno to-day by the breaking OF
a truck. No one was injured. A passenger
train going north was delayed several hours.
A post OF eX- Confederates to be known as Stone
wall jackson Camp was formed last night with
twenty-five names Oh the muster-Ioll. DR.. ST.
George Hopkins was elected Commander and a
banquet was served. The annual meetings Will
be held April 2Gih, Confederate Decoration Gay.
A toast was drunk standing and in silence to the
dead Blue and Gray" Tie objects OF the or
ganiZaIion are the promotion OF American palrI-
otIsm and charity to the destitute of comrades,
their widows and orphans.
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"Russia aud the Romanotrs ).

n
c. E. Bolton spoke al Metropolitan Temple last
night on Russia and the ROmanOffs" The
lecture was illustrated by beautiful sIeteoptieon
views, and the speaker covered a vast field OF In
teresiing and popular Information. a large part
OF The lecture was historical aud the views were
Uf palaces, temples, churches aud cities. The
blrd's-eye views of Moscow and ODESSA were par
ticulary bne. The exception TO The historical
nature Of The lecture was brief discussion of
the grain fields coming in compe titlon with
American agriculture.
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Want Their Assessments Reduced.

""ht HUT Assesshehts Neuuced.
The Board OF Equalization received seven ap.
plcatons yesterday for reductions 10 personal
property assessments. Six are by Chinese three
OF them asking for reduction to the sum levied
by the Assessor. Kw0ug Fong Ito & Co. ask for
reduction from 100000 to $1,000; Chew Cn0ng
s. Co., from $4,000 to $1,000, and Kwong Fong
Tai Il Co., from $50 900 TO $lO.450. The Pioneer
Soap Company asks for tue Cancellation OF an
assessment of S4250, Claiming that all its prop
erty is IN Alameda County.
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BuiIdinp Associa,ior

Mission Parlor, No. 3S, N. S. G. W., met
recently and organized building associa-
ton, with capital stock Of $4,000 David
Cumming, Robert G. Mitchell, Eugene f.
Bert, DIR. w. II. Mclaughlin, Frank w.
Burnett, E. j. O'Rourke and Mark L. Nc
Cord are the Directors. Arrangements for
plans for a substantial building were made
and 677S shares subscribed
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A Missnula Sansatinn.

M1ssoULA (Montl, June 6.-MiSsoula society
Is excited over genuine sensation. Mrs. Ben
nett, wife of Alderman Bennett, went to Helena
for q short visit, but returned before she was
pected. young woman left the house through
a back door as the wife entered the front door.
The young woman has been employed in one of
the most prominent dry goods establishments of
lne city tor several weeks.
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Helena's Mining Exchange,

HELENA (Mont.l. June 6.-The incorporators
OF the Helena Mining Exchange met last night
and adopted constitution after the pattern OF
that used by the Kansas City Exchange and The
81. Louis rates OF commission Tile following
officers were elected: f. w. Knight, PRESIDENT;
Samuel Word, Wee, President; ii. $. Howell
Secretary; l. e. Phelps, Treasurer. Especial
provisions have been made for excluding wild
cat" Operators The date OF the formal opening
has not been settled upon.
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MARsHFIELD's ENTERPRISE.
Citizsns Raise $4,000 as a Subsidy for
Railroad

MARsHFIELD (Oregou) June Ga large mass
meeting was held in this city Wednesday night
10 solicit subscriptions TO the Coos Bay and Rose
burg Railway subsidy. The meeting was ad
dressed by Major Miller OF California and A. NJ.
Crawford, j. w. Bennett and others of this city.
Subscriptions were called FOR aud III few mn
utes $4,000 of the 100000 needed WAS sub
scribed Ibe balance required Is guaranteed
aud the road Is now an assured fact. Grading
Will OmnIence about lie Isl OF JuY.
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Rrewcrx Workmen.

Secretary Fuhrman OF the Brewery Work mems
Union has received letters from Portland, Ore
gOn, stating that Branch Of the uUion Is now
thoroughly organized. Permanent officers have
been elected and the request for a charter has
been granted, all tile necessary papers having
been sent. The affairs OF The union were never
in a more prosperous condition. There are very
few idle men, and demands for labor are received
every day from Interior and coast points. The
Treasurer reports that the union has S625o In
hunk
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Ear,v CLOSING Association.

The Dry goods Mems Early Closing Associa-
tion met last evening In Central Hall, and the
roll at the close OF tile meeting mustered 375
names. Resolutions were adopted In favor OF
shorter hours for The boot aud shoe clerks, who
have extended their Sympathy to the dry-goods
men,. The following committee was appointed
to walt on he houses which open on Saturday
evening and request them 10 close at 6 O'Clock ::
j. II. Durkin, 4. B. keaney, L. J. Walsh, +.
Warren, j. H. Davies, j. J. Kelly. q. johnson.
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posed body OF man was found in the Zanga to-
night about 7:30 O'Clock. he had probably
been there week. Tie features are unrecog-
niZabie. The body Is that of man about 40
years, 5 feet inches 10 height and weighs near
200 pounds. No papers by which he could be
Identified were found. 1t Is mystery how the
body could have lain where IL was found any
length OF time without being seen, as the Zanga
Is we'll down toward the heart OF the city. A
COrOner's inquest will be held tomorrow.
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PROTESTED HIS INNOCENCE.
Execution Of an Indian for the Murder Of a
Half Breed Woman,


PORTLA Nd. June 6.-PelliO. the Indian who
while drunk, criminaliy assaulted and murdered
Agnes Tails on, an aged haf-breed woman, Oh the
UmaIila Reservation last fall, was hanged al
ia Oco OK today. PeliO maintained his lnno-
eence TO the last. Tie deed was committed on a
dark night and the evidence was purely circum-
stanIial. In an interview lie said lie wanted TO
be hanged among his friends at PendetoD, where
he could look lem in the face, aud that II lie had
Killed the woman lie would not want 10 see them.
Tie eOndemBtd d man slept well last night, ale a
hg LIT breakfast. and al 1890 O'clock assembled
Tie gaows in company With TWO Deputy United
States karshals.
On lhe scafIold. in the jaTgon Of his race, be
said: God knows l am innocent. He knows
hang me; but am being hanged for nothing. II
anybody has got pistol want you 10 shoot me.
Ii bad man kills lie has a right TO lie hanged.
die for nothing. don't want 10 be hanged. Bad
man right 10 go. / don't want 10 hang. Goa
knows tell the truth ! am telling no lie.
am in earnest. Witnesses swore falsely. l was
always a good true man, like American, working
on fam. l did not XIII the woman. l want TO
be shot. am afraid 10 hang. To-day L die. l
don't want TO be- buried at home on the farm.
LOOK at me closely. My wife and children are
buried al home. want 10 be buried there also.
To my friends have nothing more 10 say"
He stepped on The Trap, took OF his coat,
and Deputy Sheriff Wtherel adjusted the rope.
The drOn fell al IA o'clock. He was dead In
fifteen minutes. Tie body was delivered TO a
medical college for dissection.
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A Railroad Enplove Drowued.

HELENA (Mont), June 6.-Hans Nelson. an
empioye OF the Northern Pacific ioundhouse,
was drowned tonight in the Broadwater Nata-
torlun But few persons were In the plunge at
the time, and Nelson's cries were heard only In
the spectators gallery, from which place the
taken out but all efforts failed to revive him
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BURIED IN GRAVEL.

A Peculiar Accident Causes the Death Of 0ns
Man and Injuries Another.
TACOMA, June Gan accident occurred on the
Tacoma and Puyallup Railway, near the
Meeker g. Radabough saw-mill at Puyallup
to-day. Near The mill the road is
cut midway off the bluff, which is 200 feet hlgh
at this place. Cars stood on the track when, with.
out warning, several tons Of gravel fell down
upon them. Three buried be-
meath the gravel, their names being Otto
Johnson, Peter FosSlof and George Mo-
when dug out, George Mot was
found to be hurt, but not seriously. Peter Foss-
lof was found with his neck broken and lie ex-
tlnct. Otto johnson escaped injury.
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THE SCHOOL CENSUS.
Increase in Attendance Shown in Several In
terror Towns

terror Towns
GILRoY, June 6.-The school census here
shows gratifying results, there being 608 chill
dren between and II years of age. gain of 81
per cent since 1885. The Federal census emu M
orators are having hard work for little pay, but
the questions are answered readily with but few
exceptions. IL is confidently predicted that
The weather is warm and the harvest Will conf
mence next week.
VIsALIA, June 6.-The completed school cen
sus for Nisalia gives 62S chIdIen Of school age,
against $50 for last year. The children under
years are 2l7. against II / for last year.
SAN JOSE, June 6.-Tne census enumerators
here are ali treated eOurteously by the people
aud questions are answered freely. The only
complaint they lave is that the compensation is
50 small that they cannot make decent wages.
The Indications are that the population Will be
mucn IaIger Than HE estimates ma0e recently.
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ONLY One Of Uncle SANS THIS.

The United States Sub-Treasury at San
Francisco must make the mouths of all
burglars water. There is now in its vaults
SOS, ,O73, All rs in cold hard cash. Over S42,-
0O0, 600 of this is in gold coin and over $25,-
100000 in silver coin. The shipments of sill
yer from the Sub-Treasury during the past
month amounted to S53, ,705.
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A HERMIpS END.

The Body of Herman Schreibner Found
in Room.
Friedrich Schreibner. a German furrer about
80 years OF age, lived AT 2427 Sutter street for
the past TWO years. He had been in the habit
OF taking work into his room and shutting him.
sell up there. The other people in the house
had not seen him around for the past three or
four days, but, as that was not unusual, they
suspected nothing wrong with him until a vile
smell began TO pervade the house. They broke
into his room aud found his body IN an advanced
state of decomposition. The Coroner was sent
for VINO had the body removed to the Morgue.
The cause OF his death Is not known.
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Era at huhurn.

AUBURN, June 6.-Thls morning at 3:45
O'Clock an alarm OF fire was rung. County
Treasurer j. NJ. Jacobs fine residence and
photograph gallery badly damaged, most of
The upper portion being burned Oft including tile
dental-ro0ms OF DR.. j. e. Hawver. Jacobs loss
Is $1,000 and Hawver's loss $1,000.
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A Child Buraed bv Acid

MERGED. June 6.-The little daughter OF NJ.
l.. Martin accidentally got hold of bottle con-
tanning carbolic acid and spilled a large portion
OF the fluid on her neck and shoulders The
burns are serious, II not dangerous.
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New Inform ations.

The District Attorney filed infoimations yes
terday in the Superior Court against Lotlie vii.
son for grand larceny; Alfred Duket and Joseph
Leini, alias Lelve, burglary; James Donovan,
alias Donnelly, and Joseph Richards, alias
Roberts, assault 10 commit grand larceny;
William Graham, assault to murder; William
Fleming, assault 10 rob.
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Fruit sh;umeuts.

WINTERS, June 6.-The California Fruit Union
shipped a carload of assorted fruit to Porter
Bros. & Co. OF Chicago to-day. Ten hundred
and forty-fOur packages were in The car. This
is the SIKH car That has been sent from here
within week. The weather is warm and fruit
Is ripeuiuP well.
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SEATTLE'S BIG FIRE.

The First Anniversary cf the conAagration
Celebrated by Citizens
SEATTLE, June 6.-The first anniversary OF
the great fire of June G, 1889. which destroyed
the entire business portion of this city, was cele
braled tonight. Many large stores and build
ings were thrown open 10 Ihe public during the
day. Oklds SIugermdn & Co., whose store WAS
closed 10y fire al 20 minutes past O'clock on
June 6, 1889. reopsned today at exactly the
same hour, United States Judge G. Ii. HanfOrd
making The formal opening. Oher houses were
opened in tile same manner. The Chamber OF
Commerce gave a banquet and fireworks were
set of across lhe harbOr. AT West Seattle
salute OF 100 guns was hred
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T.u,n.r.nco Iac,,,o.

Mrs. NJ. L. Wells OF Tennessee organizer and
lecturer Of the WOman's Christian Temperance
Union, will lecture at the Y. NJ. c. A. Hail. 232
Sutter street, this evening, and at DR.. lannon's
chul ch, Bush street, near Cough, on Sunday
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MRS. HARE.
The wife Of Congressman Hare died at Fort
Worth, Tex, yesterday morning.
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THE FIREMEN's TOURNAMENT.
A Healdsburg Team Breaks the 400-Yard
Rpcnrd

HEALDsBURG, June 6.-Petaluma was selected
for tile next annual tournament. Many people
from Sonoma Mendoclno and Napa were pres
ent at the racing tournament to-day. Petauma
won irst prize on The hook and ladder races
time, 81 seconds. In the 400-yard race the
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BACK FOR TRIAL.
An Alleged FOrger Brought From New York
to Seattle

to Seattle.
SEATTLE, June GA detective arrived In this
city this morning with George Turner who was
recently arrested in New York City on a requis-
tion from Governor Ferry. Turner is wanted
here on the charge Of being connected With eX-
agent j. 2. McCOOmbs in the fOrgeres for which
the latter was convicted yesterday. 1t Is alleged
that Turner himself forged thu names on the
checks OF The Relief Committee for McCOOmbs.
Turner was formerly III the builders supply
huslness Ii Iasadena and Los Angeles.
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He Saw Double.

M. Murphy, while under the influence OF
whisky. tried TO hit the proprietor OF Baiy's sa-
loon, at COL Hayes street, last night, but drove
his arm through the window instead. He was
taAen TO the Receiving hospital and large
quantity oi glass was dug out Of his arm.
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A Ter. ep.Thousaue.DOllar Dwelling Burned.

ORovILLE. June 6.-The fine new dwelling Of
Judge P. o. Handley was burned at o'clock
this morning. The origin Of the fire is unknown.
IL started In the wood-house. The loss Is
$4,000; Insurance, $1,000.
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LATEST sHlPPING INTELLIGENCE.
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TACOMA'S TRACK.
A Numb.r of Big Purses for Winners of the
Holiday Races.

TACOMA, June 6.-The Morgan Memorial
Sreeding-track Race-cour>e has been completed
and is 10 be the fastest track outside of Stock
ton, Cal. Since the death of Harry Morgan the
grounds have been TUNED over TO an association
OF representative citizens, WHO have decided to
hold summer meeting July list, I'd, 3d. 4tn and
5th. Purses aggregating $4,000 will be hung up
for vlclolS ID hlteen different events, with $1,000
added Tor special or made races. Tie events as
arranged give promise of great sport 10 lovers
of racing and the purses offered are bound to
bring together some OF the best horses on the
(UaSt.
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Irving Hall,

Notwithstanding the change In the building.
139 Post street, living Hall Is TO remain the
same and Is at The disposal OF the public 1t has
been rum0red that tile hall was TO be torn down,
but A. Marks, the present lessee, has a lease on
Lie hall until 1000.
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Convicted ON Circumstantial Eyidence.

NAPA, June 6.-The jury In the case OF Mar
garet Merkle, charged with the murder of Jo-
seph Vonwyl at Rutherford. April 9th. returned
q verdict this afternoon of manslaughter, after
deliberating for two hours. The evidence WAS
entirely ciTcumstantial.