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Iturbide's Punishment.

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 2L-The court
martial to hear the retrial of the case OF
Lieutenant Augustin de Iturbide for criti-
cizing his superior officers was convened
here yesterday morning, and Iturolde was
found guilty Of the charge and sentenced
to $40 DAYS imprisonment. dismissal from
the army and inhibition from holding pub
lie Office for period of ten years. Itur-
bide's case has attracted more than
ordinary attention owing to his high social
position here and in Washington. He was,
In fact, the adopted heir of Macmillan to
succeed to the throne Of Mexico.
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CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Italian Govern
ment is suppressing Republican and IRE
dentist clubs.
ST. PETERSBURG, Aug. 27.-Eleven SOL
diers were killed during the recent manen-
vers, by the blowing up of pontoon bridge
on the Looga river.
PARIS. Aug 27.-The editor Of Petit Ma
cional and NJ. CasLelin, member of the
Chamber of Deputies, will shortly publish
a paper revealing the inside history of Bou-
langisn. twill bear the title, Les Coulisses
du Boulangism."
CoNsTANrINoPLE, Aug. o7.-Moussa Bey,
lately Governor of Armenia, who, it was an
nounced few days ago. had been exiled To
Mecca by the Turkish authorities, has dis
appe ared. He was in the custody of his
uncle, tho Governor of Scusari, and enjoyed
complete freedom.
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Pacific Coast Notes.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-The following
pensions were issued to-day to California:
Navy-William Bishop, Vallejo. Original
widows-Mary, widow Of Matthew Quinn.
Oakland.
The Navy Department yesterday opened
bids for Mare Island supplies. Glass SC
contract was awarded to A. S. Crocker Il
Co.; class 81 B to George C. Wickson,
while class No. went to the Forsaith Ma
chine Company
Alfred w. Patten has been appointed Col
lector OF Statistics of Manufactures at Los
Angeles.
The Secretary of the Interior has re-
iected several applications of George s.
Bash to make entry for land in the Seattle
District, Wash,
Congressman Hermann is confident that
under the new census Oregon will be en-
titled to two Representatives.
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HOW 1T HAPPENED.
The Proceedings Of the House Enlivened by
Personal Encounter,

IeISUudl GDCCuutcIs
WASHINGTON, Aug 27-When the House
met this morning the op ponents OF the lard
bill, led by Mason OF Illinois, at once began
filibustering. The i'll feeling developed led
to a personal atfray this afternoon between
Beckwith of New jersey and Wilson of
Washington.
The roll was being called upon ruling
by Speaker Reed respecting the calling to
order of Cannon of Illinois by Enloe of
tennessee Tor words spoken in debate.
Mason was criticising Cannon for the
tone Of the emark to which Enloe objected
Between them sat Beckwith and Wilson,
on either side of Lehlbach. Thev all took
part, sotto voce, in the controversy, when
suddenly Wilson and Beckwith were seen
to rise, and the former struck at the latter.
lightly touching him on the breast
Lehlbach sprang between them, and Will
son was unable to reach around him. Will
iams OF Ohio, anxious to stop the affray,
seized Beckwith from behind and forced
him to his seat with considerable vigOr.
AT this Beckwith turned his attention to
supposed assailant in the rear, and it re-
quired the efforts of two or three Republi-
cans to prevent a collision. Williams sue
ceeded in assuring Beckwith that lie had no
hostile Intentions and the latter resumed
his seat.
The incident was over in few seconds
and added but little 10 the excitement then
existing on the floor. but twas the occasion
for jeering laughter among the Democrats
who witnessed 1t.
The eagle and mace Of the Sergeant-at-
Arms were hurriedly borne to the scene of
the conflict, and at its appearance all be-
came quiet.
Wilson said afterward, in explanation Of
the difficulty, that Beckwith had applied a
most offensive epithet to him, and on the
spur of the moment lie had struck him.
McAdoO attacked Cannon's resolution
bitterly. What right had the latter to in-
dict his peers and hold them up to the coun-
try or leaving the hall for the purpose Of
evading responsibility After ridiculng
Cannon's statemanship and historical
knowledge, he cast his store of ridicule
upon Cann0n'S love for the farmer.
Cannon rose to reply. BE admitted that
he was not o great statesman, and also ad-
mitted the superiority of the gentleman
from New Jersey. His friend abounded in
one thing, and that was wind, and under
pressure 1t went out. Laughter.
There was instantly great confusion and
| disorder.
McAdoo shouted out that he wanted the
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In a Mexican Prison.

PITTsBURG Pa.), Aug. 27.-Chares 7.
Rainey, a former Pittsburger, is illegally
restrained of his liberty in Torrada, the
State of Chiapas, Mex. Rainey is cousin
of F. " McCandless. McCandless received
letter from his cousin, dated Torrada, tell
ing his story. The writer has been in Mex
leo several years and is civil engineer.
He was employed in running line Of the
Mexican Pacific Railway in Southwest Mex
leo, and some months ago, during dispute
with Mexicans employed on the road he, in
self-defense, drew revolver and threat
ened to use it. He was at once set upon by
crowd and the officials of the town were
called in and he was arrested without war
rant of law and thrust into Jail, where he
has since been in solitary confinement. He
has been treated with every indignity the
lowest felon is subjected to. This letter is
the first communication any one has had
from him.
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WALKERS ANSWER.
British Naval officers Reason for Closing

Lobster-Faetory.
ST. JOHNS On. F., Aug. 27.-Sir Baldwin
Walker. captain Of III. NJ. s. Emerald and
naval commander of this station, has
filed his answer to the summons and
complaint of James Baird, st.
Johns merchant. whose lobster-factory
on the French shore was closed last
June by Sir Baldwn's orders Sir Bald
win had warned Baird several times against
operating the factory, declaring that
it was forbidden by the modus vi
vendi which the British and French
Governments entered into last March. Sir
Baldwin's plea, of course, is that his acts
were justified by the orders of the Imperial
Government issued to give effect to the
modus yivendi. This raises the issue
British Government had the right
to undertake the enforcement of the modus
without the adoption of an enabling act or
without first proclaiming the territory
affected by it TO be under martial law. The
trial will come off in November.
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MARINE DISASTERS.
A British Bark Grounded at Sligo Th
U.unda Ashore.

A British Bark Grounded at Sligo The
U.unda Ashore.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The British bark
Glenberie. from Oregon, grounded at Sligo
while entering that port She will probably
be got off at high water. What damage she
has sustained has not been ascertained.
HALIFAX, Aug. 27.--The Furless line
steamer Ulunda, from London via Halifax
for st. John, New Brunswick, went ashore
last night at the entrance to WeStport Har-
bor, Bay of Fundy. Her forward compart-
ment was full of water this morning. 1t is
expected the hole will be patched up at low
tide and the steamer fioated.
LONDON. Aug. 97.-The British ship
Argomene, NcCausland, from San Fran
cisco, May 18th, for Queenstown, before re-
ported at Parhyba with her stern DAM
aged by collision with the British ship
Doyenby Hall, has been surveyed. She will
be towed to Pernambuco tomorrow under
an agreement for $1,000.
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sun, and when they appealed for relief the
guards beat them with the stocks Of their
guns. Driven to despair, the prisoners
turned on the guards when near Tiumen,
and began fight for freedom.
The result was horrifying. The guards
fired upon the prisoners and the first victim
was the young Princess. Her head was
pierced by bullet and she fell dead with.
out uttering word. Still the soldiers kept
up the firing, and out of the small band OF
100 political prisoners twenty were killed
and twelve were wounded It is feared
that the remainder were severely punished,
if not hanged.
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Ihs Adyauca in Silver.

New YORK, Aug. 27.-The Commercial
Advertiser. which shows hostility to the
movement in favor OF silver by long edi-
torial beaded "The Silver Bubble" con-
cludes nevertheless as follows: "Our own
opinion of the rapid advance in silver IS
that it is based more upon the avowed pol
icy of the Government t. restore silver 10
anticipated results. II this experiment
fails silver men will renew their efforts. In
other words, the controversy OF the pres
ent time has only begun
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NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The letter given
below was written by P. NJ. Arthur, Chief
Engineer of the Grand international
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers, to
the Engineer of the Third-ayenue Elevated
road. The letter is in response to letter
on the subject of the Central strike, and is
the first utterance of Arthur, which fully
defines his position toward the Central
strikers and the Knights Of Labor The
letter is as follows:
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WHO DREW THE RATIoNs
An Indian Census Enumeration Shows Up
Glaring Frauds at the Rosebud Agency,


Glaring Frauds at the Rosebud Agency.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 27. The Indian
Bureau recently received report from A
T. Lea. who has been engaged in taking
the census Of the Sioux tribe of Indians.
He has completed the count of Indians on
the Rosebud Agency in South Dakota and
finds there are 5l66 men, women and chill
ren located there. AS the Indian Office for
the last several years has been distributing
rations at the agency on the basis of
population of 1900, naturally an inquiry
arose as to what had become Of The other
1854 Indians and their rations. This query
was put to Indian Agent Wright, who re-
ported each quarter the number who drew
ration, and In reply asked 10 be allowed to
take an enumeration himself. At this
enumeration only 125 more Indians were
found than in the last count He there
upon accounted for the discrepancy by
stating that the epidemic among the Indians
last year had taken off a large number.
The agency physicians, however. report
only nineteen deaths during the year. An
investigation will be had.
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THE GERMAN EMPEROR.

Reasons for His Haste in L.aving Russia.
Reconciliation With Bismarck.
LONDON, Aug. 27.-The Standards st.
Petersburg correspondent says: 1t seems
certain that the Gar declined to discuss
Emperor Williams proposals. 1t was re-
marked that the German Emperor was in a
hurry to leave, his haste compelling the
curtailment of the maneuvers and court
fetes. His hurry was attributed to Social
ist activity and rumor of INSTRUMENTATION
in the Hanoverian regiment"
The Standards Berlin correspondent
says: 1t is reported that influences, due
to the mediation Of friendly court, are at
work, which point to an approaching recon-
ciliation between Prince Bismarck and
Emperor William"
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BECOMING SERIOUS.
Labor Troubles in Australia Assuming Alarm.
ing Proportions.

LHu0r 1ruuUIeS IN AustfaIIH ASSUMING AIarm'
ing Proportions.
MELBOURNE, Aug. 27-The gas-stokers
went out on strike to-day. Their grievance
is that the company employs non-union
men. The New Zealand Steamship Com
pany's hands will strike tomorrow, stopping
all seaboard traffic.
A dispatch from Sydney says that great
excitement prevails among the strikers at
Newcastle, and troops have been dispatched
to that town in anticipation of trouble.
The leading engine foundry in Ballarat
has been closed, owing to lack of coal
associated mine-owners will close all the
coal-pitS in Newcastle, tile men having
broken their agreement with them.
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Morrow's Determination.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 27.-Mr. Morrow has
received numerous kilograms from San
Francisco entreating him TO reconsider his
determination of retiring from Congress.
but it is likely that be viii stick to his an
n0unced Intention as stated yesterday, ex-
clusively, by the California associated
Press
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Anele.Portugu Agresm emit,

PARIS. Aug. 27-The Steele says the
stipulation of England in the AngIo-Portu-
guese agreement restraining Portugal from
transferring African territory to another
power without England's consent consti-
tutes veritable protectorate over Portu-
gals African possessions Portugal, the
Siecle says, does notintend to cede Lorenzo
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The Ph1llies, L1ck

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 27.-The Phlliies again
won by luck. Attendance 1900. Score:
PhiladelphiaS ..................0 0 o 2 o o "a
------ " v " U U U L u
Base hits-Cleyeands 9, Phladelphias g. Errors
Three each Batteries-Yourg and thinner,
Smith and Schriyer. Umpire-Lynch
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Disastrous Botlsr yxn,o.ion-

MANSFIELD Ohio Aug 27.-The boiler
of locomotive o. q freight train on the
New York. Pennsy gaaia and Ohio exploded
this morning. Tie engineer and fireman
were instantly killed Fire was commmni-
Gated to the oil ears and fifteen were de-
StrOyed,
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The Sugar Trust Reoreaniz alton.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-It is rumored the
Attorney-General has informally expressed
his approval of some features of the Sugar
Trust reorganization plan submitted by the
reorganizers. 1t is not agreed as to the
locality for ehartering the trusts successor.
Nothing is likely to be done before tho ad-
lournment of Congress toward reorganiza-
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crop of this country. He estimates the crop
will be short % per cent in New York State;
Massachusetts short 25 per cent; Wisconsin
40 per cent short. and California 10 per cent
short. On these figures the shortage alone
is sufficient to send prices up; but added to
this is the fact that most of the old hops have
passed out of the hands of the growers
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ON THE DIAMOND.
Yesterdays Ball Games Between League
and Brotherhood Clubs.

BOSTON. Aug. 27.-The Bostons could not have
lost to-day had they Tried. Attendance $50.
Score:
Bostons. ns..........,..........,,,.0 OOO2 Pc
Pittsburgs-..- 20 o o l O.
Base hits-BOstonS IA, Pittsburgs H. Errors-Bos-
tons ,, PittSDuTgS O. BattericS-GlarkSon aud Gau-
eel, osborne aAd Wilson. Umpire-Powers.
SECOND GAME.
Bostons. ons.........-..............o 90 30 4 ell
PIttsUurgs. urgs......................20 0 o U . o.
Base htts-Bostons II, Pittsbgrgs s. Errors-Bos-
tons 2, PittsburGs g. Batterles-Getzeia and Cancel
Phillips and Wilson. Umpire-Powcrs.
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A TeIrihc Storm.

New HAVEN (Conn.l, Aug. 2T.-This
morning there occurred he worst wind and
rain storm on Leng Island Sound that has
been known for many years. ana IL IS feared
many marine disasters will ba reported.
Considerable damage was done in this har-
hnr
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A Flood in Mexinn.

DENVER, Aug. PA special to the News
from Ell Paso, Tex, says: A food visited
the plaza CT Juarez yesterday, destroying
fifty adobe houses and rendering seventy
families homeless. The loss will reach
c75 600
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Preparina iar R.yolutinn.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-THE Star says that
A. p. Meyer, an emissary of the revoiu-
tionary General, e., Fice-Presideut Casimi-
70 Meyer of San Domingo, is In this coun-
try purchasing guns aud ammunition, with
which the Evolutionary forces are TO be
equipped.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.
Chicago and Boston Play Two Gamas W
uonore n.v;da9

Chicago and Boston Play Two Games With
Hcnors Divided.
BosToN, Aug. 27.-Tbe brotherhood teams
played two games here to-day. The first was a
magnificent contest. aud won by Boston in the
ninth.
Chicago easily won the second game Attend
ance 5000. Score:
Bostons ns........................04 ! 0 0 3-S
Chlcagos. U b l U U-7
Base hits-Bostons s, Chicagus Is. Errors-Bos-
tons 2 Chicagos 3. Batteries-6umbert and Muir
ply, Baldwin and Boyle UmpireS-Sheridan and
Gaffney.
SECOND GAME.
Bostons. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 0 0 o.
Chcagos. gos.........................l D D *-S
Base hits-Bostons 4, Chieagos .. Errors-Bos-
tons T. Chicagos 2. Batterica-Daly, Murphy and
SWEET, Barstow and Farrell. Umpires-Gaifney and
Sheridan.
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A TERRIFIC STORM.

Manv Vessels Wrecked and Three Persons
Killed by Lightning
VIENNA, Aug. "a terrific storm visited
Triest to-day, causing great loss of life and
property. Many wrecks are reported on
the Adriatic Sea, and the crews of several
vessels perished. At Pittingau three per-
sons were killed by lightning,
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Drnwned in a Fiood

CALDWELL Ohio, Aug. GA heavy
rain in Noble County yesterday caused
floods, in which Stephen Archer, Dias
Hukhudge and his wife and child and Belle
Dach and child were drowned.
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A Nina Eloodsd.

GREENsBuRe Pa), Aug. 27.-Duriug a
heavy rain last night the Monmouth Cob
Company's mine on the Sewickly branch
was flooded. One man was drowned aud
several are still missing.
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JEFFERSON CRY (dol Aug 2y.--Gov- =.
erpor Francis has refused to proclaim Sep
tember 1st, or Labor day, a public holiday.
He says his refusal is the only aftermath
he has under the laws of the State
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BALTIMORE, Aug. 27.-Baltmores 10, st.
Louis L.
SYRACUSE. Aug. 27.-Game postponed on az
count OF rain.
ROCHESTER,, Aug. 27.-To-day's game was
postponed owing to rain.
PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 27.-Alhetics G, Co
lumbus 3.
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NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-Anson's team won
easy Victory to-day. Attendance 100. Score :
New orks.....................O o o U o . 0 0-l
ChlcasoS. S....,..........,.........U U U-o
Base hits-New Yorks 4, ChIcagos 8. Errors-Four
each. Batteries-Rusie and Buckley. Hutchinson
aud kittIedge. Umpire-Streif.
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THE TIUMEN TRAGEDY.
Russian Exiles Ruthlessly Murdered by Cos
sack Guards

NEW YORK, Aug. 2s.-The World says
that. a Russian named Alexander Kwiat-
kowski arrived here on Monday, direct
from st. Petersburg. and brought with
him the first account of the Thu
were shot do Vn by the guards.
He had gained his news almost at first
hand, from a relative of one of the victims,
Elene OgInski. IS years Of age.
The sufferings of the young girl and her
hundred com panions on their Journey from
Ekaterinbnrg TO Tiumen were intense.
They walked 900 miles On foot under hot
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Wounded in A Duel.

PARIS, Aug. 27.-Lieutenant Millot and
Lieutenant Banuti fought duel with
swords at Belfort today, The former re-
ceived slash on the arm which severed
the large blood vessels. He is not expected
to recover.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Informal Meeting Of the Managers Of the
Government Exhibit.

In10rmaI MeetlbB OF tNe MduHKeI3 VI tue
Government Exhibit
WASHINGTON, Aug. T.-An informal
meeting Of the members Of the Board of
Control and Management of the Govern
ment Exhibit to be made at the Worlds
Columbian Exposition was held to-day. An
hour was spent in an examination of the
law and in a comparison of views with
respect to the best methods of operations.
and it was determined that the first formal
meeting for organization and to enter upon
active work and preparation be held next
week, when it is expected representatives
Of all branches Of the Government will be
present.
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ISMAIL PAsHA.

Uncertainty a. to Whether the Attempt t.
Poison Him Was Successful.
PARIS, Aug. 27.-The latest advices from
Constantinople concerning the rumored at
tempt that was made to poison Ismail
Pasha, ex-Khedive of Egypt, state that it is
still uncertain whether the attempt was sue
cessful. 1t is known that lsmail took with
him bonds payable to bearer amounting to
nearly $4,000, 600
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SECOND GAME.
Costly Errors,

PHILADELPHIA, Aug. PA tumble by Shin.
die and mlsplay of Sanders lost to-day's game.
Attendance 1900. Score:
PhiIadephias ias..,...,.......,....4 o o l 0 O-5
Cleyelands.... ds.......................01 20 U y 3-6
Base hits-Philadelphias 10, Cevelands IA. En-
rors-PhiIadeiphias 3, Cievcands /. batteries
Sanders and Cross, 6ruber aud Brennan. Umpires-
Snyder and Pearce.
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Cleysr Stick Work
BROOKLYN, Aug. 27.-The ST

BROOKLYN, Aug. 27.-The superior batting OF
the visitors won today's game. Attendance
100. Score:
Cincinnatis.. l 001 2 2-S
BrooklynS. ID U U U o-1
Base hits-Cincinnatis II, Brooklyns 3. Errors
Cncinnatis 8. Brookyns 2. Batterles-AIullane and
Harrington, Terry and DAILY. Umpire-McQuaid.
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An Aeronaut Killed.

LONDON. Aug. 27-An italian aeronaui
named Berletti was killed at Idraeli to.
day through the bursting of his balloon
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Time Y Hitting.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-The home team won
by timely batting. Attendance GOO. Score:
New Yorks 3 U O U / 4 90
Pittsburgs ......-...G l D. l U p 5
Base hits-New Yorks 12. PlttsDurgs Z. Errors
New Yorks 5, Pittsburgs 3. batteries-Brown and
U'Day, Carroll and Tener. Umpires-knlght aid
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The Hon Shortage.

NEW YORK, Aug. PA Springfield man
IN the New England Homestead estimates
a general shortage Of 20 per cent in the hop
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MARQUEE to the Transvaal. The Steele also
says the French mission to Siam has been
completely successful Many factories have
peen established in Upper Mokong dis
trict and promise we'll.
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SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 27.-The new
formance on her official trial trip in Santa
Barbara Channel this morning. The trial
was made under the most favorable cir
cHinstanees, so far as weather was con-
cerned. The slightest kind of a breeze was
blowing and, except in the vicinity of Point
as quiet as those Of a small lake. The
average speed OF the San Francisco, which
was determined by the Board Of Naval
Officers appointed to conduct the trial. was
1851 knots per hour