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TENfPLETON.
Accident to a B,aeksmith-A Farmers Thumb
Badly Lacerated

TEMPLEToN, June 1O.-H. B. Morrison, a
prominent blacksmith Of this place, while at
work had piece OF red hot metal strike him In
the left eye, bstering the ball and perhaps de-
strOying the sight
Arthur Withrow, while assisting q boy to
mount a colt had his thumb laceTaied with the
halter rope, and amputaton will be necessary.
mr. Withrow is prominent farmer near here
Mrs. Reyo died to-day at Adelaide OF cOnsump-
Hon. leaving husband and one child. Mr..
Rey0 is an extensive farmer.
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writ of mandamus to compel the Auditor
to allow the claim, and the case was decided
in favor of the Auditor on demurrer and on
the ground that there is nothing in the law
which authorizes the expenditure of an an
nual fee for legal services. In conclusion
the court said: mo expenditures can be
incurred or payments made from the Park
Fund except those specifically authorized
nv lawp
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Three Shots Wi,hout Erect.

All Hen, highlander. attempted to force
his way into the Jackson-Street Theater
last night without paying the admission fee.
A fight enSued in which Special Officer
Dewitt took hand, and All Hen struck
him in the face. The highlander then ran
away pursued by Dewitt who fired three
shots after. him: Sergeant Kelly checked
the fugitive's flight, and at the City Prison
charged him with disturbing the peace and
hatfnrV
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Confrmatione

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The following
combinations have been made: Frank j.
Partridge. Vermont. Examiner Of Claims in
the State Department; Robert S. Gardner,
West Virginia, Indian Inspector; w. IL.
Byars. Suryeyor-General of Oregon; Charles
T. Hapgood, Register of the Land Office at
Marysville, CAL; Thomas Smith, Post
master, Palouse. Washington.
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Canaiy's Successnr

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The Republican
members of the Senate at a caucus this evening
chose ex- Representaiivc Valentine of Nebraska
TO succeed w. +. Canady as Sergeant at Arms
OF the United States Senate
Eight candidates were presented: Reed OF
Maine, Byingion OF Connecticut, Bailey OF Penn
sylvania, Dunn OF Delaware, Swords OF Iowa,
iced Oh Minnesota, Valentine OF Nebraska and
Wilson OF Montana On the first ballot Bailey
led with ID votes. On the second Valentine was
nominated. receiving % OF the 81 votes cast
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Batted 0u' the Game.

BROOKLYN June 10.-Ihe local league team
won another game from Boston to-day, batting
out their winning runs In the seventh inning. Al
tendance HOO. Summary:
Bostons ............O o 0 o Ia
BrOoklyns. .......................0 D l 00S IS
Base hits-BOstons II, BroOklyus g. Errors-BOS-
tons l, Brooklyns =. characterization and Ben
nett, Loyett and Bushong. Umpre-McQuade.
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MA RRIED.

PERKINS-wHITLEY Suisun. Cal, June 10,
1890. Lieutenant C. NJ Perkins, United States Ma
rne Corps, ana Ora May Whitley.
BANGS-KING-In this city, June 9, 1890 by the
Rev. Dr.. Ste6bins Harry L Bangs Oh Modesto
and Idella King of San Francisco.
KELTON-FAWLKES-In this city, June 10, 1890.
by the Rev. DR.. Spalding, David Keton and
Nelly Fawlkes both of San francisco.
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Supreme Court of New Mexico.

SANTA FE, June 1O.-The Supreme Court OF
New Mexico attempted to meet this morning, but
only Chief Justice OBnen aud Associate Lee
were present. Judge McFie was absent on ac-
count OF the death Of his son. and Judge Whitem
is supposed TO be looking after his confirmation
in Washington.
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Married Life Not Aeree,ble.

According to document filed in the Re-
corder's Office yesterday Thomas O'Halloran
and his wife, Mary, have agreed to separate,
each taking an equal division of the prop
city, and paying each other the sum of ST.
1t is set forth in the recorded paper that
the two cannot agree, as their tempera-
ments are not congeniai and married life ia
not agreeable.
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PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-To.day's brother.
hood game was close and exciting. None OF the
runs were earned. Attendance 1900. Sum-
mary:
. U " v U U U vs.
New Yorks.. o U U D 2 %
Base hits-Philadelphias 5, New Yorks 7. Errors
Philadelphias 8, New Yorks 2. Batteries -Buifin-
ton and Cross, Keefe, Crane and Vaughan. Umpires
-knigh and Jones'
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DEFEATED THE BILL.
Claimant for Relief Tries to Intimidate
Congressman Springer

Conersssman Springer.
WASHINGTON, June 10.-This afternoon
bill was pending before the House for the
relief of Hyland c. Kirk and others, which
has been vigorously opposed by Springer of
Illinois. The Representative had occasion
to pass out of the hall, and at the doorway
was confronted by Kirk, who demanded
that he be informed why he opposed the
bill. Springer replied that he opposed the
bill because he believed 1t to be an improper
measure. Kirk retorted in an insinuating
manner that he knew the real reason of the
opposition. He refused to say what it was
Springer became indignant, and told Kirk
that if he insinuated any improper motives
he would have him brought before the bar
of the House for contempt. Kirk subsidized,
and Springer returned to the House and
helped to defeat the bill.
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Ten for Acquittal.

The trial OF Dominick McAuliffo, a brother OF
Joe McAuliffe, The pugillsI was concluded yes.
terdsy afternoon. The jury retired shortly be-
fore O'clock, and remained out until $40
In the evening, when the Jurors came into court
and announced that they were unable to agree
upon verdict. Judge Murphy thereupon dis
Two for conviction. McAuliffe is accused of
having relieved NJ. l. O'Breu OF 5000 on the Sd
M In A priI
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Eieht-Honr Committee.

committee appointed by the Federated
Trades to carry on the eight-hour movement
since the suspension of the Eight hour League,
met at 834 Howard street last night. j. ID. Con-
don was elected Chairman and NJ. M. McGiynn
Secretary, and were also appointed sub.com-
mittee to call on the retail shoe dealers clerks
and learn what aid will be required TO assist in
securing reduction In the hours OF labor. The
committee then adjourned TO meet on Wednes-
day night hereafter at S34 Howard street.
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Pnnr FIeldinD

PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-The visitors poor
fielding gave the Philadelphia league team an
easy victory this afternoon. Attendance POO.
Summary:
New Yorks. ..........O 0 0 0 0 l OIL
Philadephias. ...................2 q D o y So
Ease hIts-New Yorks T. Philadelphia 8. Errors
New Works :, Philadeiphias .. Batteries-Welch and
Buckley, Yickery and Clements. Umpires-Powers
and Zacharas.
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Survey of M ntana Lands.

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-The Speaker to-day
laid before the House communication from The
Secretary OF the Interior submitting estimate
for the Increase Of 100000 in the appropriation
Tor the survey OF public lands for the fiscal year
OF 1891, TO he applied TO the expenses OF sur
Veys Of public lands in Montana
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THE DIAMOND.
Results Of Yesterdays League and Broth
eThOOd Ball Games.

CHICAGO, June 1O.-The Cleveland league
team to-day played without an error, but their
Inability 10 hit Hutchinson lost them the game.
Attendance 1000. Summary;
NnltaSoS.--...s.. " " U 4 " " " 10
Clevelands ...............-.....0 U 0 o 0 U "a
Base hits-Chicagos 10, Cleyelands 2. Batteries
Hutchinson and kittredge Beatin and Gunner.
Umpire-Lynch.
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PORTLAND June 1o.-First Assistant Pos +
masler-General ClaIksou arrived here this morn
Ing in private car via the Uuon Pacific, leaving
soon after arrival for Iuget Sound. The object
OF his visit is to investigate the postal needs OF
the Northwest.
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Hits Counted.

CINCINNATI, June 1o.-All OF the local league
team hits were we'll punched and productive of
Pittsburgs.. .............O 0 0 / o 0 o 0 l-2
Cincinnatis. Observation-Disclosures 0 90 202 SO
Base hits-Pittsburgs g. Cncinnatis 10. Errors
PittSburgs Is. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Decker,
Foreman and Baldwin. Umpire-McDermott.
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The Striking Moider..

President Valentine was wrathy last night be.
cause statements have been published to the
effect that the strikers were lawless. | Will
defy anybody" said lie, so show where there
has been any loss OF limb or property by reason
OF our conduct We are simply carrying on
peaceable strike to defend ourselves aud our
organization" Six laborers and six machinists
CONT buted 500, and 500 was received from
the Portland Stevedores', Longsnoremen's and
RiggeTs Union.
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Buffalo Wins a Game.

BUFFALO, June 1o.-The Bisons easily de-
feated the Cleveland brotherhood team this
afternoon. Attendance 800. Summary:
BuffaloS. ........................5 0 0 0 O-S
Clevelands ......................0 o . o 0 0-1
Base hits-Buffalos IA, Clevelands s. Errors
Buffalos L. Batteries-Keefe and Mack Bakely and
Sutclife. Umpires-Gatney and Barnes
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pwelline At Cottouw nod Burned

COTTONWOOD. June 1o.-The dweiling-house
OF A. Schuman, one OF our prominent merchants.
was burned Sunday. Mrs. Schuman had left
that day for Chicago to SEQ her lately married
Sebuman is at least $4,000; insurance $500.
The origin OF the fire was lamp explosion.
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heath Warrant Signed,

VANCOUVER, June 10.--Judge N. Fl. Bloom
field Of the Superior Court for the river counties
to-day issued the death warrant OF Edward Gal
lagher. The murderer OF Louis Mari OF Kamania
County, who was sentenced at the April term.
The warrant fixes the date OF execution, which
win take place here, on July 11th next, between
L o. md ninlnnk
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Not Authorized by Law,

Auditor Strother was successful in a suit
against him decided by Judge Hoge yester.
day. Some months ago the Auditor refused
to approve the demand of Harold Wheeler,
attorney for the Park Commissioners, who
demanded one-fourth of his annual salary
of $500. Wheeler then petitioned for q
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Incornoration of a Warehouse Company

SACRAMENTO, June 1O.-Articles Of tncOrpor-
alton of the Antioch Warehouse Company were
filed In the Secretary OF States office to-day
with capital stock OF $500, 900, and place OF
Directors are: A. NJ. Simpson, W. W. Belshaw,
Leonnld Mover II. f. Beede and Z. ]. Holt.
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Rarnintinnaru Ralin

SACRAMENTO, June 1o.-Mrs. Fred Birdsall
OF this city has received from her sister-in. law
q chair used by General George Washington
during the Revolutionary War at his headquar-
tiers 10 Peekshre, New York. The chair has
been in The possession OF the family for hun.
dred and twenty-five years and is IN very good
condition vet,
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A Judge Pro Tenn.

Judge Wallace yesterday appointed DR..
Edward r Taylor Judge pro TEN. in the
case of Nora johnson VS.. E. A. Mcdonald,
the appointment having been made at the
request of counsel. 1t is a novel proceed
ing, but is provided for in the Code of Civil
Procedure. Mr.. Taylor is at present en-
gagged as an attorney in the Blythe case
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Suit for SANDER.

Anna j. johnson, who says she is n min
lister of the gospel and that she has been
preaching at San Francisco for many years,
has sued Rev. John Alexander Dowie. a
faith cure apostle, for $4,000 for alleged
Islander. She says that on the Sd of June
he spoke OF her in false and malicious
manner, wholly lnbecoming a minister
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Los ANGELES, June 1o.-Dr. John McLaugh-
lin arrived In this city tonight from North Da-
kota. He went 10 PALMS Hotel and five minutes
later was dead. Death is supposed to have been
about twenty-five years DID, and apparently In
bad health He was en- route 10 Tacoma.
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Enrniiure-WnrI.ars.

The Furniture-workers concluded last night 10
declare boycott against Kemp's furniture fac
tory at AL Mission street. 1t was also decided
to boycott six business men who have been
Datronizing the I. G. Walker. but whose names
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Sacramento Taxes.

SACRAMENTO, June 10.-According to re-
port made to-day by City Collector Putnam to
the Civ Trustees there has been collected thus
far this wear S3O6,356 GO In taxes, out of total
levy OF S315,79S 40, leaving balance to be col
Iected Of S9,44I 50.
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SAN DIEGO.

Earthquake shocks-Prspsratior for Dis
play Of Fourth Of July Fireworks.
SAN DIEGO, June 10.-Two distinct shocks OF
earthquake were felt here al o'clock this after
noon. The vibrations were north and south.
Preparations are now being made for grand
display OF fireworks on July 4th from the top OF
San Miguel Mountain, IN commenora alton OF th Q
capture OF Vicksburg. The display can be seen
far miles arOuud.
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Struck bv a Falling Rack

GRASS VALLEY, June 1O.-Thls morning, In
the Perrin mine, William Bastian was struck by
large rock that fell from the roof OF the mine,
and his thigh was severely torn and bruised.
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An alarm was turned in at 10 o'clock
yesterday afternoon for fire on the corner
OF Twentieth and Valencia streets, in a
building in the course of erection, but be-
fore the engines reached the place the work.
men extinguished the flames. The damage
10 placed at SIS.
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Second Cavalry at Tucson

TUCSON, June 1O.-The trains bearing the Sec
ond Cavalry arrived at Tucson yesterday. The
Colonel commanding, with the regimental band,
will be stationed al Fort Lowell. Those as
signed 10 Forts Bowie aud Huachuca passed on
10 take their stations.
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Brotherhood Union, GIG, OF the Carpenters
and Joiners Of America was organized last
night at Red Branch Hall, and the following
officers elected President, j. B. Coma; Vice.
President, II. I. Drew; Recording Secretary A.
&. Crawford; Financial Secretary, S. Z. Ryan;
Conductor, John Boiler; Warden, Ii. McLaugh-
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Elected Chancellor.

SALEM. June 1O.-At meeting of the Board
OF Trustees of the Willamette University to-day,
DR.. Z. c. StrattOn, late of Oakland Cal, was
elected Chancellor of the University, a position
which was recently created.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

rBirth marriage and death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either OF the publication Offices aud be Endorsed
with the name and residence of persons authorizde
to have the same puDlshed.l
BORN.
BRINK-In Sequel, June 9, 1890, to the wife OF DR..
H. o. Brink, daughter.
HEAD-In this city, June 9. 1890, to the wife OF F.
Head, daughter.
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John Evans. the young man arrested last
Saturday for attempting to pass counter
felt coin upon the old frutman at the
corner of jackson and Kearny streets, was
yesterday held by United States Commits
sioner Sawyer to answer the charge, with
hail fixed al Som
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Agricultural Director of Distric; No 10. vice
los ANGELES Director OF District No. 6. The
Governor also appointed the following Notaries
Public To-day: Thomas e. Huxley, Centervllle;
M NJ Graft Bradley; James Edgar, Esparto.
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A CHINESE BIGAMIsT.
All Hin Arrested at Los Angeles and Sent to
San Francisco

Los ANGELES, June 1O.-A writ Of habeas
corpus was issued this afternoon by Judge
Wade OF the Superior Court III the case OF All
Him, arrested here Saturday on a warrant for
bigamy, Issued at San Francisco The writ Is
reiurnabie tomorrow at San Francisco. An
oEneeT Is here waiting TO take All Him north.
Later In the day All Him concluded not 10 try
TO take advantage of writ, for which applica-
lion had been made, and announced himself
ready to 90 TO San Francisco. Officer c. Z. Cox
Of San Francisco took the nofth-bOund train
with An Him al 10: 40 O'clock this evening.
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n Hhpe OF HtCOVtry EHtertHfHeU'
Mrs. Mary Conlin, who was shot by her
husband at the family home on the San
Bruno road last Monday afternoon, was
still alive and resting easy yesterday after
noon. Some hopes Of her recovery are en-
tertained.
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Injured BY a Fall.

REDDING, June 10.-A man named Corbeit
fell off the free bridge, distance of twenty-five
feel yesterday afternoon breaking his wrist and
Jaw and fracturlng his skull. The doctors think
he may live. lie was employed in repairing the
structure.
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VIII Camn at Santa Cruz.

SACRAMENTO, June 1o.-The First Artillery
Regiment, n. G. C.. has decided TO go into camp
at Santa Cruz this year, leaving this city August
20 and returning in eight days.
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ST. LOUIS, June lost. Louis 8. Toledos 8.
LOUISVILLE, June 10.-Louisvilles O. Column
bus 1.
leIIcs q
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Ready for Arguments,

The testimony was submitted yesterday
before Judge Levy in the suit of Elias j.
Baldwin against Hamilton NJ. Houston, in-
volving the purchase and sale of the land on
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paraonal-

WASHINGTON, June 1O.-C. A. Buckley and
party left this morning for Niagara Falls. Mr.
aud Mrs. McKenna have returned from West
Point
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PITTsBURG, June 1o-The Pittsburg br other
hood club won the game this afternoon by supe-
rior field work and opportune battling. Attend
ance 1900. Summary.
Plttsourgs. -. DO
Base hits-Pittsburgs 8, Chicagos 9. Errors-PItts-
burgs 4, ChicagOs 5. Batteries-Morris, Quinn and
Barston, Baldwin and Farrell. Umpires-Holbert
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

Van Haltren the Hero of the Brooklyr-Bosto
Game
BROOKLYN, June 10.-Van Haltren was the
hero of to-day's brotherhood game. Attendance
1900 Summary;
Brooklyns. .......................O OO1 2 O-5
Bostons U U o o o o.
Base hitS-Brooklyns y. Bostons I. Errors-Brook-
lyns 5, BOStOns 2. BatterieS-Van Haltren and
hinslow, Gumbert and SWEET. Umpires-Matthews
and Cunning,
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SOUTHERN PACIFIC EXTENSION.

ContracL hWarued TOT ROAD belWeen M 81
ced and 0akdale.
SACRAMENTO June 1o-Turton 6 Knox, we'll
known contractors of this city, to day entered
Into contract with the Southern Paclhc Com
panY to build railroad from MERGED 10 Oak
dale. The road will be forty miles in length and
will pass through very rich country. Mr.. Knox
recently went over the line OF the road and
says the wheat crop in that section will
be immense Messrs. Hoffman and Crocker
have 2S. 600 acres Of wheat III one place and the
road Will run through 1t. The work Will be
commenced al the MERGED end, and The first ten
miles will be pushed as fast as possible. 1t Is
expected that the whole road will be III opera
ton by the first OF the year.
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Executive nn,nintments

sAcRAME.,,ro. June 10.-The Governor to-day
sprc.aIed George w. Woodward Of Yolo an
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Per Bonita-H Dutard; Erlanger Galinger; Rog-
er Bros; Eugene Any
Per Alex Duncan-Getz Bros & Co; Dalton Bros;
Dodge, Sweeney & Co; Norton, Teller & Co; Colt,
Barton Il CowleS; Bassett & Bunker: w Hayes: Jno
Laws: Huntington. Hopkins q Co; Levy & Co.. w
Bacger; d Tiedeman Il Co; w w Montague Co; E
X stevens Il Co; FEELING Henry Co: Rossni;
Ginning: GoodaI Perkins & Co; Brown IL Draper;
Z Co: Neuyal.
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which the Baldwin Hotel stands. The
amount involved is 100000. Arguments
will be heard on September LIST.
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LOS ALAMOS-Per Bonita-97S SKIS barley.
Hueneme-l5i9 SKIS barley, 1900 sheep.
LOMPUC-Per Alex Duucan-3 kgs 50 bxs butter
IS cs eggs, 10 honey, 80 pes pipe ice freezer
smoke stack, valve, 43 SKIS seaWeed, SKIS aDaoneS,
SO SKIS beans, 80 hogs.
Port Harford-6 cars old iron rails. / car scrap
iron, sheet iron, car cast iron, bbls scrap
iron, 1876 hogs.
Rocssiding No 81 car bit rock.
Hueneme-165S SKIS barley.
Ventura-l lot bulk asphatum, 90 hogs.
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LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.


TUES DAY, June 10.
Stmr Alex Duncan. Gray, - days from Port Har-
ford; live stock and produce, to GoodaIl, Perkins
Co.
Stmr Bonita, Leland, 1Ol hours from San Diego,
etc. live stock and produce, to Goodall, Perkins
Co.
Domestic Ports.
TACOMA-Sailed June 1O-Bark Samoset, for
The advocate., 1890-02-13
OFFICIAL SALARIES.

One Of the planks adopted by the
Joint committee Of the Farmers ALI
ance and the Knights Of labor, and
also the State Grange, calls for a re-
duction of official salaries to cores
pond with the wages paid to other
forms Of labor and the prevailing
prices Of the products Of labor. Under
the prevailing conditions, every de-
partment Of industry suffers. Only
spectators in money and commodities
and those who are employed at fixed
salaries, are exempt from the general
depression; and the classes who suf
for most from this depression are
those who pdy the salaries, and from
whom the enormous profits Of specu-
lators are ultimately derived, While
it may be impossible to escape at
once from the greed Of monopolies
and spectators, % IS possible to re-
duce salaries, if the people themselves
will do Il little common sense voting
as well as pass common sense resolu-
tions; and the same policy persistent
ly pursued will ultimately reach every
evil which aflicts the industrial in
terests Of the country.