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SIGNAL SERVICE, @. S. Army,
DIVISION OF THE PACIFIC,
San FRANCISCO. Aug. 10. 1890
P.M-Pacihc time.
Synopsis for the Past Tweafy-four Hours.
The barometer is highest the northwest coast OF
California and is lowest in Southeastern California;
the temperature has fallen slightly in western Ore
ron and Washington; elsewhere has rlseni the
weather has Ueen fair in all districts.
Forecast Till p. NJ. Sunday.
For Northern California-Far weather, except
light rain at san Francisco and Eureka; winds gen.
orally westerly; stationary temperature. except
cooler at Sacramento, Fresno and heeler.
For Southern California-Fair weather; winds
generally westerly; cooler
For Oregon-Fair weather except light rain at
Roseburg and Baker City: cooler
For washinEton-Fair weather: variable winds I;
stationary temperature. JOIN 2. FINLEY,
Lieutenant Signal Corps in CHARGE.
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Editorial NOTES.

The recent session of The International Med
ical Congress at Berlin will undoubtedly BIO at
tended by farreaching results. The leading con
tributors were men of eminent ability in their
professlon and their themes were often pre-
scented In novel form. Professor Virchow in.his
closing address declared that the congress had
brought together the greatest number of scien-
lists that had ever congregaled, and their
proceedings had been III every way worthy of
medical science. The advanced Ideas exchanged
by The leading physicians and surgeons of the
world cannot but result in benefit to afflicted
humanity
The River and Harbor Bill has been passed /. by
the Senate and the differences between the TWO
Houses regarding these appropriations have
been referred TO a conference committee The
immense advantage TO the commerce OF the
country, resulting from the Improvement of
rivers aud haIbors, warrants survey OF the sit
uatiOn in liberal spirit. The appropriations for
Improvements on this Coast will be OF great bene-
fit TO ocean and inland taf1ic.
The approaching conference between Emperor
William and the Gar may determine the fate OF
many who acknowledge allegiance TO them ana
their allies II is asserted that II Emperor William
fails to persuade the Car TO agree TO perma-
nent policy OF peace, the conditions to be
arranged through revision OF the Berlin treaty
by another European Congress, very rapid de-
velopments tending toward European conflict
are certain TO follow.
The stufhng Of precinct registration boards
should mol be tolerated. AS heReglstrar declares,
any person who would falsely state that he was
a TAX payer Tor the purpose of getting on regis
tratlon board was not lit person to serve. The
quaiihcatons and aniecedents of number OF the
appointees should be closely scrutinized.
Drastdarf E,a,a - O.
haence IN The Efforts oil the Diplomatic Corps 10
paich up peace with Guatemala, aud lie expects
renewal OF hostilltes. lie las been informed
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of several things that took place last week
If he had heard of a convention at Sacra-
mento, at which gentleman named Mark
ham was nominated for Governor. he APP
parently thought it a matter of no import
ance. We regret to note this lack of inter-
est in the welfare of the Republican party.
A man who has been as highly honored as
Mr.. Boruck has been by that party should
not sever his connection with it at the first
rebuff. In politics as in baseball player
cannot always have things his own way.
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that Barillas is gathering troops on the frontier
every day, andIis preparing to receive him. The
lessons of the Pan.Amerlcan Conference should
not be forgotten so sOou. Their differences
should be submitted to arbitration and their
energies devoted to The development oil lands
rich in natural resources.
sign of the disposition assuming shape In
England is the movement on foot to petition Par
lament to revoke the pensions granted to foreign
Princes who have married into the royal family,
and who are largely dependent upon their En-
glsh pensions for support. As an evidence OF
the cost OF royalty 1t is estimated that the Duke
OF Edinburgh has alone cost the British tax-pay-
ers 100000 and the Duke OF Connauaht about
f3nO 600.
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rMarrsrille Anneal. Ind. Rep.l

The great merit of the Republican State ticket
is in no respect more conspicuous than In the
nominations made for Supreme Court Justices
The names command The respect OF the bar as
we'll as OF The public. No better selection could
have been made than that Of Judge Beatty for
Chief Justice. He has splendid record as
iurist and is most estimable man from any
point OF view.
The nomination OF Markham should teach the
needed lesson that there is nothing to be gained
in politics by attacks on the character OF square
and whOle-sOuled man. The stupid malice OIL
Boruck and Waterman helped Markham.
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Grass Valeyans who have been down in South
ern California AT periods during The last TWO
years inform US that Colonel MarkhaB, the
Republican candidate for Governor, IS the most
popular man south of Tehachapi. Democrats
and Republicans alike enthuse over him. HIS
majority in that section next November VIII be
Overwhelming.
Markham's nomination is acceptable TO the
Republicans OF Grass Valley, who would have
preferred Morrow, however Tie nominee VIII
receiYe The fnli nlILX vote here.
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rsan Luis obispo Tribune, Rep.

The nomination Of Colonel Markham for Gov
ernor was received by the Republicans in this
vicinity with general expressions of satisfaction
without many warm friends and admirers In
this county, but the party in the northern part
of the State ana in This section of the State had
think had considered him only available in the
event of some political disaster which might un-
eXpectedly destroy the chances of his competl-
tor Mr.. Morrow was entirely unObiectionabe,
an able and worthy gentleman who has nlled
brilliantly the several important positions 10
which be has been called; but the nominee Tor
Governor in this campaign was indicated by
widespread popular feeling thar could not easily
be stemmed. Tho Republicans VIII enter the
fight full OF pride III their leader and conildeht OF
victory. San Luis 0Dspo has every reason TO
support heartily the Republican nominee. In
this county he VIII lead his ticket in every sense
OF the word.
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The platform OF the Republican party emits no
uncertain sound. IL is right to the point and
will, partic ularly in The limitation called Tor re-
gaiding taxation, receive great praise.
Mr.. Markham is tie Republican Standard
bearer and he will be hard one 10 beat. He
has shown himself thus far good general, and
doubtless Will keep up his lick during the cam
paign. The nominations are all good. and we OF
GIlroy are particularly glad that James W. Rea
has again been nominated for Railroad Commits
LiO
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SUNpAY......................A AUGUST II. 1890
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Pasadena star, Rep. ]

The nomination of Bon. II. II. Markham by
the Republican State Convention TO The high
office of Governor of this great State marks
new and an imuorlant era In California politics,
for IL must be admitted that 1t is proof positive
that the better element OF the party Is In sile
saddle. Tie further fact that lie was chosen on
the first ballot adds Zest 10 tile occasion, aud
carries with ii positive evidence that an enthl-
slasm has been aroused tbat VIII, gathering
strength as tie canvass proceeds, sweep ire
sistibly forward TO victory at the polls.
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Colonel Markham is a noble man, of fine ply
sique and manly bearing. and just the man TO
win the admiration and confidence OF the masses.
He is Republican OF marked distinction, and
will bring to his aid strength that will most as
suredly lead him on 10 a glorious victory.
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The Enter Prise has canyasseG tile matter from
every standpoint, and has cone 10 lie c0neu-
sion that the convention by nominating Colonel
Markham unanimously did the very best thing
that could have been done FOR harmony and sue
cess to the Republican party.
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The case against j. g. Mccall, an agent
of the New York, Lake Erie and Western
railroad, who was arrested for refusing to
pay $50 quarterly license for soliciting,
was dismissed by Judge Murphy yesterday.
1t was held that The business of soliciting
passengers was wholly matter of inter
state commerce and therefore not within
the jurisdiction of the city of San Fran
oil
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THE POLITICAL FIELD.
The Press on Colonel Markham
and the Convention.
roroviIIe Register. Rep. ]

The fight made 10 nominate Colonel Markham
IN the Republican Slate Convention is remark
able one in California political history. The
fight was between two elements-between the
outside delegates and those from the city. be-
tween the untrammeled voter and the machine
delegate, between the country and the bosses,
and bosslsm was beaten. The fight was remark
able from the fact that instead OF trying TO nnd
a compromise candidate the Markham men car
red the war into their enemies quarters, tound
the weak spot in their combination and applied
themselves with such force and VigGr to this
point that the bosses gave way and allowed the
delegates to vote as they pleased.
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The demurrers interposed by John White
and James p. Kerr to the indictments
against them accusing them of embezzle-
ment were argued before Judge Murphy
yesterday and taken under advisement.
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Where was Waterman In The State Convention
lie wasn't IN it, Why? Because his own con-
summate folly alienated his party and left him
finally with nothing but the broken reed of Bor-
uek 10 depend upon. Poor Waterman How
dark and hopeless is the political obseurity into
which he Will crawl after the first Monday In
I.n
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IT'S OF NO CONSEQUENCES.

People who opened Bornck's organ Sat-
urday under the impression that it might for
once prove lively reading were disappointed.
The able editor had not apparently heard
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TEMPERANCE LECTURE. On next Friday
evening 3 lecture VIII be given al Irving Hall by
Rev. I. Mathew Of Cork. a relative OF Father
Tbe0bald Mathew, the celebrated apostle of
temperance. The proceeds OF the evening will
be devoted to the Father Mathew National Me-
mortal Church.
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I slnrrsrllle Anpeal. Ind. Zen. !

To say that we aie highly pleased with Mark
hams nomination for Governor would be TOO big
q yarn 10 begin the campaign with. Something
smaller Will have TO answer for starter.
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MARGARET FoRDs WILL.-Tbe will OF Mar.
garet Ford was filed for probate yesterday. Her
estate is valued al ST. 900, and Is bequeathed
$1,000 10 her sister and The rest 10 her son.
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LUkiah Republican Press, Rep.l
Again The Chronicle has to eat crow. 1t fought
the nomination OF Harrison at Chicago, aud the
nomination of Markham at Sacramento.
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The Chronicle has exhibited no rooster in cele-
bratIOn of the nomination OF Markham. But
there is plenty OF crow in the tall tower OF that
journal,
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take AngoStura Bitters, DR.. j. g. b. Siegert d Sons,
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stepmother VS.. stepchildren.

Mclaughlin. has sued the five children
of the latter together with the Order of
Chosen Friends TO recover $1,000. Nc
Laughlin first named his children as bene-
fieiaries, then when he married the rlain-
tiff he decided to change the certificate in
her favor. Before this was accomplished
he fell sick ana died, but she still holds the
certificate. The children named as bene-
ficiaries have cited her to explain why she
should not surrender the certificate.
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If affieted with sore eyes Dr. Isaac Thomp-
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