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HIGHBINDERS AT WORK.
Fatal Shooting of Chinaman in
Crowded Theater.

Fatal Shooting of Chinaman in .
Crowded Theater.
Another Chinese highlander rolled upon
the floor at the Washington-street Theater
last evening with two bullets in his body.
AT the moment there were nearly 1000 Chi
nese in the place of amusement and the
shooting created the greatest excitement.
The special officers were pOwerless to quiet
what appeared to be the beginning Of gen.
eral riot.
The spectators ran over and trampled each
other down during the confusion. They
rushed for the door and wildly into the
street. Finally the wounded man was
picked up and conveyed to the Receiving
Hospital, where it was found that he had
been wounded in the left hip and that the
bullet shattered the femur and narrowly
missed the femOral artery. 1t was extracted
on the other side. Another bullet struck
the center of the body. This wound was
too dangerous even to be probed.
Wong Fook is the name of the man who
was shot. He is a member of the Hop Sing
Tong Society. The shooter is named Tick
All Ting, who is member OF the Suey On
Tong Society. Both are highbinders of the
worst character. and the trouble arose in
consequence OF blackmaling scheme,
which had been attempted by both societies.
Ting escaped fropi the theater during the
confusion and could not be found, though
Sergeant Spillane and Officer Riley rushed
from Ross alley and were on the scene in an
instant
All Ting is said to be notorious despe-
rado. who, on last Christmas, shot a couple
of his fellow-countrymen and escaped.
Since that time nothing has been known Of
his whereabouts until this shooting. Detec-
tives Cox and Giennon discovered, however,
that he had endeavored to blackmail All
Song, an actor of the theater where the
shooting occurred. The actor appealed to
Wong Fook for protection and the latter ac-
cordDgly attended the performance in order
to fulfill his contract to the actor. When
Ting came In for the purpose of shooting
Song on the stage Fook went up to him aud
warned him not to attempt to levy black
mail on his friead, the actor.
'All right; he is your friend. Then take
this" responded the murderOus Ting, where
upon he drew his revolver and fired three
shots, two of which took effect as described.
1t is hardly possible that Fook can live.
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roy man as "thc next Governor. Of Cali,
fornia,'' at which there was yell OF Rats,
etc. The crowd was very cold toward the
Mayor, and he made but little impression.
GENERAL. BIDwELL ON PROHIBITION.
MARYsv1LLE (Cal), Nov. 1.-GenerafBld-
we'll of Chico. Prohibition and American
party candidate for Governor. addressed
prohibition meeting in the theater thls eVen-
ing.
CLOSING THE CAMPAIGN.
MODESTO, Nov. 1.-Professor j. IL. Sim
mons of San Francisco closed the campaign
for the Democrats at Modesto this evening.
His speech was listened to with markeu al at
tention throughout, and in inclusion ne was
greeted with applause. The meeting was
very largely attended.
FIRED THEIR LAST GUN
SACRAMENTO. Nov. 1.-The Republicans
closed their campaign this evening Will q
large open-air meeting, which was addresses. s1.
by General Chipman and Ex-Governor ELL
II. Murray.
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The Union Pacific Freight Boycott.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The severance of rela.
tions between the Union Pacific Road and its
Eastern connections, except the Chicago
and Northwestern Road, in the matter OF
billing freight through, went into effect to-.
day, the freight, wherever possible, being
forwarded by other routes, and when not, 1t
is billed only to Council Bluffs Iowa, where
it must be lebilled over the Union Pacific.
This break applies to and from points be-
tween Omaha and Salt Lake, and does not
extend To Coast freight. Consultations are
going on between officials, and the rupture
NAV be mended
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GREENvILLE (Cal.). Nov. 1.-The citizens
of Greenvile and vicinity turned out in full
force last night and gave +. G. Hail. the Re-
publican candidate for the Assembly, ex-
Senator Kellogg and others a splendid ova-
ton. Senator Kellogg effectually exposed
the duplicity of the Democratic platform on
mining, and his appeals in behalf of Colonel
Markham were heartily cheered by the
miners.
MIR. POND TREATED DIsREsPECTFULLY.
GILRoY, Nov. 1.-The train stopped for
Pond here. and he vas introduced by Gil
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At a meeting of the Pacific Coast Labor
ers' Union, held lastevening in Irisll-Ameri-
can Hall, the following preamble and resolu-
tinus unanimnISlY adnnted
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shoo,;n, aHrsv o,sr po,;t;c.

WHEELING (W. Va.), Nov. Wv. F.
Richards, editor of the Telegram, at Clarks-
burg, published an article this week Sc
yerely rejecting on the character of Hon.
John Basil. prominent lawyer and lead
ing Democratic politician. To-day Edward
Basil, sou of John Basil, met Richards and
shooting occurred. Both men were badly
wounded and may die. Richards is Chair
man of the Republican County Committee,
and this is the third time he has been shot on
account of the too free use of his pen.
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CATCH OF THE WHALERS.


The whaling steamer Balena, Captain
Smith, arrived last evening, eighteen days
from the Behring Straits, bringing 500 bar
rels of oil. 1000 pounds of bone, packages
fox skins, l bundle of bear skins and 300
pounds of ivory for tile Pacific Steam Whal-
ing Company. She reports that when she
left the straits the bark Abram Barker had
s whales, the steamer Belyedere G. bark
Bounding Billow 6, steamer Grampus 9,
bark Ocean 4, Eliza 5. Hunter a. Jane Gray
2, Jessie ii. Freeman l, James AIlep 3,
Narwhal 49, Northern Light 2l5, Rosario 2,
Sea Breeze s. Thrasher G, Wanderer 8, Be-
luga II, John and Winthrop S. j. j. West 2,
Lydia g. Stamboul 2, Orca 4, Alice Knowles
2, Andrew Hicks 2, Belvedere G, f. A. Bar
Triton 8, William Baylies 4, Josephine 2 and
Tamerlane r.
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H-ayy Fire Losses.

PEORIA. Nov. Tile business portion of
Chillicothe was almost entirely destroyed by
fire last night. The fire originated in liv-
cry stable, and spread rapidly in all dlrec-
tions. The telegraph and telephone offices
were burned, and all communication cut OH.
The loss is about 100000, only partially in
sured. The buildings burned were mostly
small stores, saloons and shops. Between
thirty and forty buildings in all were totally
DESTROYED.
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A Murderer Shat

COOLIDGE On. MeX). Nov. 1.-Joe Hatch
shot and killed Joe Lewis near here yester-
day, in a quarrel over property. Deputy
Sheriff Ashton went to Hatchs camp this
morning and called for him. His brother
came out and was Immediately shot dead by
some one in the posse The deputy and
posse having been arrested.
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EXPERIENCES WITH STANLEY.
The Rear Column Starved While the Advance
subsisted on Luxuries.

LONDON, Noy 1.-Herbert Ward, in lee
ture here last night on his experiences in
Africa with Stanley, said that Jameson lit
orally died of starvation and priyaiion.
Both Jameson and himself had to live on
mouidy biscuits and rice full of maggots,
while the lllXurieS were reserved for the ad-
vance column. "Barttelot," added Ward,
in depriying himself and his associates of
these luxurles, might have been quixotic,
but he certainly did his duty"
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Yale Divinity schoo,.

New HAVEN, Nov. 1.-The fall catalogue
of Yale Divinity School shows an increase II.
the total enrolment over last year. then the
largest attendance in lis history. The stuT
dents number 142. divided as follows: MassS
achusetts, %; Pennsylvania, IA; Connects
cut, 13; New York. 10; Maine and OHIO,
each 8; Illinois, q; Missouri, 6; Rhode Isl
and, 4; Michigan, 4; Virginia, 4; Canada, ~
Colorado, Wales, Vermont, New Hampshire.
Iowa. England and the District of Columbia,
each 2; each from West Virginia, New
jersey, South Carolina, Kentucky. Kansas.
Georgia, California, Wisconsin, Washington,
China, Africa, Germany, Japan, Hawaiian
Islands Russia and Turkey
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Califorpia Products in the East.

NEW Yo RK, Nov. 1.-Columbia River sal
mon is reported offered here at slightly cut
prices, with the slow demand as usual this
season of the year.
First-class California raisins are reported
holding their own, and likely to continue,
unless the supply Is beyond the present cal
culationS
ApTicots, peaches, plums, ETC., show no
important improvement in value, but are
slightly improved in sale.
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Fisherman Drowned.

PORTLAND, Nov. 1.-C. Petrarehi, Por-
tuguese tish-packer, IN the employ of the
Deep Sea Fishing Company, was drowned in
the Willamette River this morning. Petrar-
chi and another man were in small boat
and were about to land alongside of q
steamer Petrarchi was standing In the bow
of the boat and attempted to step off, when
he slipped and fell overheard. Not being
able to swim he sank aud did not rise. His
body was recovered.
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ENGLISH PARLIAMENT.
Unsuccessful Efforts TO Obtain the Withdrawal
of The Irish Llnd pili

LONDON, Nov 1.-Preparations are now
being made on all sides for the November
session. The ministerialsts do not look
forward with any degree of satisfaction to
the work before them. 1t will be difficult
10 keep an adequate majority together.
Attempts have been made to induce the
Government to Withdraw the Irish Purchase
Bill, but without success. Balfour Is deter
mined to have the credit of settling the land
question. He believes that he can do it, but
others see that the scheme is impracticablc,
and is rendered still more hopeless By the
Iipperary prosecution.
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Adyarcs in E1press Rates.

NEW YORK, Nov. Pursuant to the re-
suit of the meeting Monday last the in
creased tariff on express matter went into
effect this morning The manager of the
American Express says the rates have simply
been put back to those charged in 1888 and
before. They tried the experiment of lower
rates. and found the result very damaging.
The companies represented are the Ameri-
can, Adams. Wells, Fargo & Co.. United
States, National, Southwestern and Pacific.
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Ihs Usual Collision.

TACOMA, Nov. 1.-This morn ing the east
bound overland was run into by switch en-
CINE and one coach was smashed. The en-
gineer of the switch engine reversed the en-
CINE and jun ped. After striking the pas
seng er train the engine felt the effect of the
reversal and started backward at terrific
speed. When opposite the Tacoma Hotel
it ran into work train, wrecked the engine
ana badly smashed several freight-cars.
Two switchmen were seriously injured.
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Republican Ballots Stolen.

New YORK, Nov. 1.-Sixty thousaI y bal
lots placed in the hands of the Avperican
District Telegraph people to-day ~ ne Re-
publican County Committee for distribution
were stolen, the wagon in which trey were
deposited being made off with. The theft
created panic in lolitical circles. but de-
erty,
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lot touching first base.
SECOND GAME.
Totals. .........3T 10 10 ZIG 13 II
SCORE BY INNINGS.
sacramentos. s..........0 0 l l 2 OILS
o S o . o O-lO

stocktons............-2 o o O-10
sRoberts out for n ot touching second base.
Earned ruDs-SacrameatOs g. StOcktonS 5. Home
runs-HoIliday and Fudger Three-b8se hits-Hoff-
man of Stockton. Two-1ase hits-Roberts (2). Hol-
liday, Bowman, Reitz Sacrifice hiis-Bowman.
First base errors-Sacramentos g, StocktOns 4.
First base called balls-Saeramentos 8, Stocktons
3. Left on bases-Sacramentos II. Stocktons 4.
Struck o1t-By Borchers 8, Perrott 3, Holiday 2.
Double plays-Hofman Armstrong, Wilson and
Fogarty. Passed balls-N ilsOa. Time OF game-l
hour and 45 minutes Umpire-Meegan, Official
scorer-Wiu Ii. Young.
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Muriered hv PurpIars.

TROY IN. ", Nov. 1.-Thomas Churchill,
SO years of age, was murdered by burglars
last night at his home in the little hamlet
known as Hemlock. The old man fought
valianty and seriously wounded both assail-
ants with bayonet. The murderers were
han Of Schuyiersville and Patrick Hughes
of Montana.
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The Peril of Two Steamers.

PORT TOWNSEND (Wash), Nov. 1.-The
steamer Walla Walla, which had not been
heard from since Wednesday night, when
she left Nanaimo for Seattle, arrived here
Friday evening. Owing to a thick fcg Cap
tain Wallace had anchored his ship in ST.
Georges Channel She left for San Fran
cisco this morning.
The steamer Haytian Republic came off
the beach near Point Wilson Friday morn
ing. She went there during Friday nights
fog, but sustained no damage. She Is now
on her way to San Francisco.
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A Great TEMPERANCE Temnle.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The cornerstone of
the great temple of the National Woman's
Christian Temperance Union was laid this
afternoon with appropriate ceremonies.
The building IS to be of granite, fifteen
stories high, and to cost 81 100000 Frances
E. Willard delivered the principal address.
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A Residence Burned.

WALLA WALLA, Nov. 1.-Thc farm resi-
denee of A. G. Lloyd at Waitsburg, with its
contents, was totally destroyed by fire last
night. The loss is $500, and the insurance
$780, The family escaped in their night
clothing with difficulty. Lloyd's head and
face were badly burned while rescuing his
Children.
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FIRST GAME.

SCORE INNINGS.
Sacramentos ...........O 0 0 o O-3
stocktons. ...............O o 0 . o O-4
Earned runs-Sacramentos !. Two-base hits
McFiaIe and Holiday. Sacriacc hits-Godar Retz,
Hoffman and Armstrong. First base errors
Sacramentos 3, StOcktons =. First base on called
bais-Sacramentos ., Stoektons B. Left ON bases-
Sacramentos 8, Stocktons s. Struck out-By Hof-
man 5, by Perrott 5. Time OF gsme-1 hour and 70
minutes. Umpire-Meegan. Official scorer-will Ii.
Young.
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A sionx pance.

PIERRE South Dak.), Nov. IA big band
Of Sioux Indians is camping up Bad River
and preparing for big Indian dance and
powwow. An emissary from Standing
Rock is among them for the purpose of in
structing them on the coming of the new
Messiah
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A Wnrld,s Rncnrd Reafen

NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-At an athletic meet
ing in Madison Square tonight, Luther II.
Carey of Princeton ran from a scratch in the
first trial heat of the seventy yards in TX
seconds, thus beating the worlds record Of
9 3-5 seconds.
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Kilrcy Sold 10 Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, Nov. 1.-Manager Stapleton
to-day announced that the home team had
secured Mike Kilroy from Stockton The
terms of the deal are not made public yet,
but it is thought one Of the Sacramento
players has been exchanged for him. Kilroy
Joins the team next Monday
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Preparations to Welc-m me Dillon and o. Brien.
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-Preparations have
been made by representatives Of eleven
Irish societies and all the Irish county or
CARNATIONS to meet Dillon and O'Brien, who
arrive tomorrow on the La Champagne.
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A kurierou. Maniac.

PARIS, Nov. IA maniac who has been
confined in an asylum at Limoges stabbed to
death two wardens to-day and then jumped
from window. He was badly injured.
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Masnn,s Rndu Ennnd

WEsTPoRT, Nov. 1.-The body OF Frank
Mason, who killed his brothers. in law.
Charles and Mathew Vann, yesterday, was
found about SEQ yards from where the mur-
der was committed Mason had shot HIM
self through the head.
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!. NOVEMBER 2. SIXTEEN PAGES.

igan, across the line in Indiana, and will
move their establishments there. 1t is eX-
pected city of 10000 people will be moved
there inside of five years.
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Berl iner Handelsgesellschaft and Sterns of
Frankfort have advanced the Portuguese
Government G3 eco, 900 at 612 per cent inter-
est for six months on a guarantee Of
monopoly i'll tobacco and spirits.
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DEMOCRATS. be not deceived Remember the
words Of Roswell p. Flower, Chairman OF the
Democratic National Congressional Committee.
He telegraphs; "Cator Is utterly unreliable 1"
A vote for Gator Is half vote for Cutting.
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Big Fire in Paris.

PARIS, Nov. The great cafe on the
ground floor of the Jockey Club building is
on fire. There is immense excitement on
the boulevards.
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Lowered His Record.

INDEPENDENCE Qowa), Nov. L. The
stallion Allerton to-day lowered his record,
making mile in 213A.
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Tn-Day,a Game.

The Sacramentos will play the San Fran
ciscos to-day at the Haight-street grounds.
commencing at o'clock. The makeup of
both teams is as follows:
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Earned runs - San Franciscos . oaklands 2.
Home ruu-Dooley. 1hree-base hit-MCDonald.
Two-baSe hits-Sweeney. Everett. Sacrifice hits
DOoley, Hauley, Stevens, DUNCAN, y. ONeil First
base errors-San Fr1uciscos 7, Oaklands >. First
base called balls-San Franciscos A. oaSIands >.
Left on ba,es-San Franchises T. OAK aHdS 0. Struck
out-Dy Lookabsugh ,, 10y Shaw =. First base
hit by pitcher-DOoley, Levy, Shea. Double plays
Mcdonald and DoOey. Passed ballS-Ward ], Lob
ma1 /. Wild pitcheS-Carsey !. Time OF game-2
hours. Umpire-Gagus OnicIal scorer-waliace
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Tha Armour Packing Plant.

CHICAGO, Nov. 1.-The big packers, Ar
mour, Swift and Morris. have just purchased
10000 acres Of land at the loot Of Lake Mich
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GERMANY WILL
NOT RETAL|ATE.
The Report Of the Tariff Com.
mission Known to DiSfavOr
Such Proceedings.
HEAVY BLOW TO AUSTRIA.

Expectation TO France Almost Entirely
Stopped by the New Law-Em-
peror William Orders the Prose-
cution of an Editor-Why Bis
marck Did Not md the Won
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MORTAR.SPOTTED SKIN
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A Portuguese Loan.

LONDON, Nov. LA dispatch from Lisbon
to the Herald says that Mendelsohn, the
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municipal affairs should not be accepted
unless we are ready to disband local political
organizations and rely upon the courtesy %
our opponents to secure victories"
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WoEKINGMEN know Henry George and Judge
Magulre. They are friends Of Judge Ferral and
want him elected 10 Congress.