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colonies, is in the city. Though not actu-
ally delegated by the Australian Govern
ments to come to America, he is Investigate
ing a few of the characteristics of our ma
tional veal and wealth. He intends to visit
the larger cities of the East aud spend
much time in Washington. Among the list
of subjects to be inquired into will be copy
rights, typography. Government printing,
type-setting with machinery, printing Of
postage stamps, the subjects Of labor, local
option and agriculture. He comes we'll
recommended by his Government, in whose
employ he has been thirty-four years, and
by the American Consul at Sydney.
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| AM WITH
GEORGE WASH|AGI ON, 70. H. c

TN ALLUDING TO HIS LITTLE RATCHET
i business"-"I cannot tell n lie" j will not tell a
lie: for II should say that can take out tooth
Without pain, using no anasthetics that would be
an untruth-any child knows BETTER and II should
say that opera tion can be performed upon any
part of the human body, with any kind of surgical
instrument. without causing some pain, that also
would be false, as any surgeon will ADMIT, and no
one would believe IL. But what do say Is this: 1
extract teeth and the patients FEEL NO PAIN.
When ChIoroform or Ether and gas is administered
and Electricity applied with benumbing applications
to the Gums and all the socalled) remedies
we'll; but it is my NEW BIFURCATED and TRI-
CUSPIDATE BEAK FoRCEPS after all that does
the ,cork, and do claim there Is less pain and
agony experienced by the patient than has been
felt heretofore with the different toothextracting
instruments in use. All suffering from aching or
bad teeth will find 1t to their advantage to call.
Patients need not fear the tooth breaking off,
crushing decorating the gums, which IS mortal
dread to many and all are assured that with these
new instruments the operation is less dimcult more
certain, with far less pain.
EVERY Wednesday and Saturday from 2:3O to
$3.50 O'Clock extracting at oNE-HALF the usual fee
or paying what they can Afford Those without any
means charge; especially for all orphan children,
consultation and extraction Will be FREE)
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The young lady who composed the march for
the Native Sons of the Golden West, TO be
played in the procession on the anniversary,
September 9th. has received the following letter
from the secretary:
Miss JENNIE BI-AsEY. AZ Oak street. San Fran
cisco, Cal: Your beautiful composition. entitled,
"our Golden Ninth" received, and behalf of
the organization OF the Native Sons of the Golden
West, wish TO return you their heartfelt thanks
for your kindness. trust your musical talent may
continue 20 grow until the attention of the whole
world be attracted toward our Native Daughter.
Thanking again, am yours respectfully
K. 7. DooLAS, Secretary.
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0 remita by mail amp o.
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The Democratio Nominee.

Tie local delegates to the Democratic COnVen-
tiOn at san Jose VIII not say anything in favor
OF either candidate for Governor. They each
and every assume the same studied reserve,
and Invariably meet questions with a knowing
smile. Last evening. however. " was CLEANED at
the County COMMITTEES rooms that Pond and En-
s!ish had many friends III the San Francisco
delegation who would stick to them from begin
ming 10 cid; but The Third man, James Y. Cole
man, had bis own share Of city votes. In fact,
the city IS thought 10 be divided into three fac
tiens OF about equal strength, and outside the
limits Of San Francisco Coleman Is claimed by
bis adherentS 70 be The strongest.
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At the Howard Club meeting on Tuesday
night encouraging reports were made by
several committees. The following were
elected to assume charge of the reunion ;
Floor manager. Thomas j. Tully; assist
ants-Richard Downing, Eugene Wegs-
cheider, Peter Kelly, William }. Rightmire,
Thomas Lynch, James Dhue, T. F. Barry,
n. j. Barry. Thomas I. Graham and John
Kelly. Timely speeches were made by sew
eral members. A great victory in Novem-
Der was predicted for the Republican
ticket,
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Fortificaii,n Of Helieoland

BERLIN, Aug. 13.-lt is estimated the
fortiiying of Heligoland will cost 81, 500 600.
A boat of the German torpedo flotilla. which
left Heligoland after the transfer of the
island, is missing.
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French Noblemen Coming to America.

NEW YORK, Aug. 49, = The Herald's
London dispatch states that the Count of
Paris and Due dOrleans will sail for New
York September oath on the Germanic
The Count will not remain long here, but
Will visit the Virginia battle-felds. He
will be accompanied by Comte de Hausson-
vile, Colonel de Parsevel and Captain
Morhain, who was his attendant during
the rebellion; Due Dues, Premier Duke of
France; Marquis de Lasteiers, the great
grandson of Lafayette, and DR.. Recamier,
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LOYAL TO THE PARTY.
The Morrow Club Is Enthusiastic f.
Markham.

The Morrow Club Is Enthusiastic for
Markham.
On receipt of the news from Sacramento
that Il. II. Markham had been the success
full nominee before the Republican Con-
ventioD, the Morrow Club had large ban
ner-24x30 feet-swung to the breeze, with
Our Next Governor, Il. II. Markham"
painted thereon.
In the evening its spacious club-roOms
On the southeast corner of Powell and
Union streets were Illuminated by three
immense bon-fTes. and a high jinks was
Immediately held by the members and their
friends, and Mr.. Markham's health was
toasted, and all present were pledged TO
work tooth and toe-nail' during the CON-
ing campaign for II. II. Markham.
The Morrow Club was the first organiza-
tion of its kind 10 display banner with
the successful nominees name thereon.
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widow and two children, the widow obtain
ing four-sixths and the children one-sixth
each of the property One child, Francis
Henry, transferred mis- interest to his sister
and Thomas Clark obtained JUDGMENT
against him for $50 "A and Sc cured Sher-
iff's deed on his interest. The widow and
children now bring suit against Clark to
have said deed caneeled and judgment va
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CHEBUKER NOT GUILTY.
A Jury Acquits him of the Crime of Kill
ing Philip Martin.


ting Philip Martin.
Judge Skaters courtroom was like a
sweat-box all day yesterday during the
progress of the Chebuker murder case. and
before the Judge had finished his charge to
the jury, toward $3.50 o'clock in the after
noon, one Of the spectators fell in faint
ing or epileptic fit. 1t has not been de-
cided yet whether it was the vile and
oppressive atmosphere of the room or the
Judges bulky charge that brought on the fit.
One of the jurors interrupted proceedings
during the afternoon to complain to the
Judge that the room is unhealthy. He
said it was either hot enough to kill or else
a dangerous draft was blowing.
Yes" responded Assistant District At
torney Love, Il sit here in drafts that
would kill an OK, or else l am nearly as
phyXiated.'
The Judge said he knew it was an uncom-
Portable little hole, but he could not sug-
gest any better remedy than to exclude
from the room all who did not belong there.
The case went to the jury between $3.50
and 4 o'clock, and they brought in verdict
of acquittal last night.
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Earnings of tn. Northern Pacific.

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-President Cakes
says the gross earnings of the Northern
Pacific for the last year are 10000 and
the surplus, alter paying per cent dividend
on preferred stock, nearly S1.00o,000. He
expects the gress earnings to be $4,000, 600
more for this year than last and the net
earnings to be 81. coo, 600 in excess of last
year. He estimates the road will haul
10, ZOO, 900 bushels of wheat to Tacoma and
20. 900 OOO bushels to Chicago
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George Rutherford, laborer, who lived
at 461 Dolores street, died yesterday at his
home from the effects of injuries received
of Dolores street. near Eighteenth, falling
upon him. The Coroner was notified, but
decided to hold no inquest, as the case was
nuralv accidental
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Boston, Aug 13.-After a hard fight the
Boston Brotherhood Club won by punching their
hits. Attendance 2550. Summary:
Bosrons ., % o o o ! o 4 0-8
Philadelphia. ..................2 o o.
Base hits-Bostons IL. Phifadelphlas IL. Errors
PhJladelphias g. Batteries-kilroy. Gumbert and
Murphy, Sanders and Milligan. Umpires-Sheri-
dan and GaHney.
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Everything is In readiness for the reopening of
the Grand Opera House on Saturday evening
next under the management Of hOmas Andrews
and Il. E. Buruie. The bill embraces the COM
edy drama of Lady Peggy" in which Miss
Nellie McHenry has already shown her acting
qualifications. Careful attention Will be be-
slowed on the scenic feature, OF the play.
..Cham lightning" an exciting melodfama will
follow there. On Saturday evening, September
9th, piece not hitherto produced in San Fran
cisco called Honor Bound, or the Sons of the
Golden West" will be produced with abundant
and Startling scenic effects, including volcano
in active operation as well as a cascade of real
water Between fire and wafer, Honor Bound"
ought to prove a great attraction for The week,
especially as The city will be crowded with
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The Independent Democratic Club OF the
Foity-four Ii District met last night, Thomas C.
Graham presiding. a resolution was adopted
indorsing K. P. Hammond Jr. for Chairman Of
tie State Convention. a committee consisting
OF Daniel Nelson, T. c. Graham. p. J. McManus,
Henry Heagerty, Patrick Owens, II. Ii. DObbin
and John sparks was appointed 10 graft a circu-
lar letter to the delegates advocating the claims
of General Hammond.
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& meeting OF The Regular Democratic County
Committee Will be. held at headquarters In the
Arcade this evening to receive reports on the
progress OF organization.
Inc committee OF fifteen appointed to attend
the san Jose Convention 10 insist upon The
adoption of the Australian ballot system as
plank in The Democratic platform during the
campaign viii meet next Sunday to complete ar
rauEemeuts for that purpose.
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Exciting Ply.

CHICAGO, Aug. IS. = Today's brotherhood
game was good pitchers game and Chicago
won after exciting play. Attendance $50. sum-
mary:
GhlCaSOS- v
Pittsburvs.. U o 2 o o O. .
Base hits-Chicagos 8. Pittsburgs 8. Errors-Chi-
Cages / Plttsburgs 8. Batteries - Baldwin and
BOYLE, StaeY and Quinn. Umpires-Jones and
Knight.
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Probable Settlement of q Strife

CARDIFF, Aug 13.-The negotiations be-
tween the railway directors and the strikers
have been resumed. The outlook for a set
Element is good. Sixty thousand men are
now idle in consequence of the strike.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

Buffalo Started Out Well, but Fell Before the
Ceve!ands.
CLEYELANDs, Aug. 13.-The Cleveland BROTH
erhood team won with ease to-day. Attic ndance
600. Summary:
CIeveIands ............l OOl2 143 0-l2
Bnffa los ............0 0 7 0 ! U D O. 8
Base hIts-CeveiandS II, Buhaios 8. ErroTs-
gill aud Sutclfe Cunningham and Mack. UNI
pires-HaddOck and Carey.
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Milder Application of McKinlsy's Bill.

PARIS, Aug. 10. = Whitelaw Reid. the
American Minister, has informed the Min.
lister of Foreign Affairs that he has COM
municated to Washington the desire Ak
pressed by the Consular Conference for a
milder application of the Mckinley bill. in
conformity with the wishes of the French
Chamber of Commerce.
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Unfit for Human Food.

Two very young and scrawny calves on
their way to the slaughter-house were
seized by Market Inspector Wray yesterday
at the Sausalito ferry-boat and condemned
as unfit for food. A diseased COW was also
found in William Smiths place at Butcher
town and confiscatpd
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VerdIct Tor Plain,,n

SEN warner, assignee Of Rankin, Bray
ION q Co.. sued TO recover S1321 from the
f.; Thomas Partisan Dyeing and Cleaning
steam boiler. The case was tried b On
Judge Hunt and Jury and the verdict vas
rendered in favor of plaintiff for the full
mount --AA
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Hickory Club.

a meeting of the Hickory Democratic
Club was held at its club-rooms, corner
New Montgomery and Mission streets, last
evening. Addresses were delivered by l..
j. Walsh and James Ryan, Rotations
were given by John Lenahan Jr., and
musical selections were rendered by Master
Enif
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Reinstated Postmen.

LONDON, Aug 13-The Postmaster-Gen-
eral has given final decision in the matter
of applications for reinstatement made by
postmen who were discharged for taking
part in the recent strike. OF the 400 men
dismissed he decides that only fifty shall be
again employed. A number of the men
who were discharged are emigratinp.
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Return of a Missing solic;tor

DUBLIN, Aug. 1a.-Shannon, the Dublin
solicitor Of the London Times, who was con-
nected with the Pigott scandal, and who SO
mysteriously disappeared several months
ago, has returned.
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National Association of Letter.carriers.

Boston, Aug 13-The first annual con-
vention of the National Association of Let
ter-carriers of the United States began here
to-day. General Superintendent of De-
livery Bates of Washington spoke in regard
to the relations between the Postoffice De-
partment and its employees, promising to
use his influence for the mutual welfare Of
the two bodies.
Soaring Taylor, the biggest sugar-planter
in Louisiana, never uses sugar in his coffee.
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halifax TO BE ATTACKED.
A Great Sham Battle in Which Prince George
Will Participate.

HALIFAX, Aug. ia review on an i'm
mense scale will take place here before the
fleet leaves for Quebec. The war-ships will
take an active part. The fleet will attack
the city. The military are making exten-
sive preparations to repel tine attack.
Prince George will have charge of the
ships. All the forts from the mouth of the
harbor up will be tested to their fullest ca
pacity.
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William Wilkinson was held by Judge
Joachimsen yesterday on charge of rob-
berry, for snatching purse containing $50
from Mrs Schelbaum last July. Frank
Miller, who attempted to commit burglary
in the First Unitarian Church, was also
hn1d for trial
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on,fisld.d ard Outbatted

NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The league home team.
through the outfiedng and outhfting OF their
opponents, lost tO-day's game. Attendance $50.
Summary:
New Ofki. " " -
PhiladeIuhias ................2 / 90 o s-5
Base hits-New Yorks 6, Philadelphia 3. Errors
and sharrott Clarke Gleason and Clements. Uuf
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The Oaklands and San Franchises play
this afternoon at the Haight-street grounds.
The batteries will be Young and Speer and
Cobb and Lehman. Cantillion, Robinson's
new center-felder, is billed to appear in
center field.
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Damages Recovered.

In the case of Gustave Jahnheltz VS.. the
Hageman Brewing Company to recover
$40, 900 damages for injuries received by be-
ing run over by delivery wagon ON July
I'd last, jury in Judge CARRIERS depart
ment has rendered verdict for $500 in
favor of plaintiff
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BETTER THAN GOLD.
RESTORED UER HEARTH.

RESTORED HER HEALTH.
For Is years suffered from boils, erysipelas
and other blood affections, taking during that
fine great quantities Of different medicines with
out giving me any perceptfble relief. Friends
induced me to try s. y. S. 1t improved me from
the start, and after taking several bottles, re-
stored my health as far as could hope for at
my age, which is now seventy-nve years.
Mns. S. M. Lucas, Bowling Green, KY.
Treatise on blood and Skin Diseases mailed free,
SWIFT SPECIFIC CO., Atlanta, Go
aul4 IL ThSaTu T,IN.R.
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The Market-street Railroad Company has
decided, at the request of the Point Lobos
Improvement Club and the property-own-
ers along the avenue, to extend the Geary-
street cabie-lne to Fifth avenue and down
that avenue TO the park, insteud of by the
First-avenue route. as originally contem-
Mated
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NEW YORK, Aug. 13.-The New York broth
erhoOd team won by superior all'round playing
to-day. Attendance $780, Summary:
New Yorks .,,.....,, ......... 8 o l o o O-6
Broo&lyns. Observation-Disclosures y . 2-3
New Yorks l. Batteries-Keefe and Ewing, Hem
ming and hinSlow. Umpires-Ferguson and Hol-
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Population of Maine.

LEWISTON (Me.), Aug. 13.-The census
shows the population of Maine to be 65s. 454.
an increase of $500 since 1880. The popu.
lation Of Vermont is $4,000, decrease of
DIG
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Na.lve SONS OF Au.,raIin.

4. Bowling a prominent member of the
Australian Native Sons Association, an or
ganization whose purpose of existence is to
bring about federation of the Australian
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Not Guilty of Robbery.

The jury in the case of James McClous-
key, on trial for robbery, in Judge Van
Reynegom's department., came in at 8
O'Clock last night with a verdict of ac-
uuiffal
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AUSTRALIAN LABOR TROUBLES.

General Strike Imminent in the Shipping
and Railway Business
DUNEDIN On. ~ Aug. ia general
strike of men employed in the shipping
trade and railways is imminent The
trouble arises from the action of a firm in
Chrlstchurch which employs numb er of
women. The discharge of the women was
demanded by the unions. and upon the
firms refusal boycott was declared against
them. Shipping and railway companies
continue to handle the goods of the firm
and the men declare if this is not stopped
general strike will be inaugurated.
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London Racea.

LONDON, Aug. 13-The City of London
Breeders Foal stakes at Kempton PARK
were won by POLKA. Odd Fellow second.
Hebrides third.
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Emperor wiIlism'. Movement,

BERLIN, Aug. 13.-Emperor William will
arrive at Narva, Russia, Sunday, departing
| Thursday for st. Petersburg, where he will
remain Saturday ana Sunday.
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To Cancel a Deed.

John Jennings died in Oakland April 18th,
1882, leaving certain property in this city on
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Cholera Decreasing.

LONDON, Aug. 1a-Dispatches from jed
dab and Mecca say the cholera is decreasing
in those cities.
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 13.--The league home team
won by hard hitting Attendance 600. sum
mary:
CIevelauds ....,,.3 32l074 $50
PittsDurCs ...................3 OO00O o. 2 3
Base hits-CIeyeIands 10, Pittsburss II. Errors
Clevelauds A. PitUsburgs = Batteries-Y Dung and
thinner. Osborn and Decker Unpire-Strief.
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The State Board Of Viticulture is removing its
effects to BIT Pine street, where elegant ac-
cOmmOdations have been secured.
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Rated Eff ctusllY.

CINCINNATI Aug 13.-The league visitors
won by punching hits to-day. Attendance $500.
Summary:
Cincinnatis. ................O 2I0Ol o.
Cbicagos ........O 4 o U o 0 U 10
Base hts-Cincnnatis /. Chicagos 7. Errors
Cfncinnatis l. Chtea1os !. MISUNDERSTANDING and
Harrington, Luby and Nagle. Umptre-McQuaid
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Thirteenth PrecInct-H. Francis, President;
Thomas Stuart, NIce-President; Fl. McGrath,
Secretary; ". Mcdonald, Treasurer; James
Stevens, S-rgeauJ-at Aims. Tie club Endorsed
the Regular Democratic County Committee, with
Eugene \. Deuprey as Chairman. ThiTty-six
members signed the roll.
FORTY-FIRST DISTRICT.
Ninth Precinct-S. 5. TillOn, President; II.
Rogers, Vice President; George NJ. COndy, Sec
Rotary. 4 large number OF delegates signed The
roll and Endorsed the Regular Democratic County
Committee with Eugene n. Deuprey as Chair
man
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The Governor and Council of New Hamp-
shire have invited John G.. Whittier to
write poem to be read at the unwilling of
the statue of General Stark at Concord.
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Notwithstanding visitors the city will do well to cut our ads
out and bring them along guide make purchases We will
guarantee them good value and polite attention.
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THE BALL FIELD.
Timely Hitting and BOstOn'S Errors Give
Brooklyn Game.

Boston. Aug. 13.-In the league game today
the hard-nilting of the BroOklyns in the fourth
inning, aided by errors by the Boston men. gave
the game to the visitors Attendance 5000.
Summary:
prookIyns. ....,...,,,,.....I l o 100 % 81
Bostons ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS % o D O-6
Base hits-Brooklyns II, Bostons O. Errors
Brooklyns o. BOstons 5. Batueries-Terry ana Clark,
Getzeim and CAMEL UmpIre-PowerS