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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1890-02-11

The most elevated, conveniently
situated and desirable lots In the
suburbs are in Government Heights
addition. at from fifty to two hundred
dollars each. No railroads to cross in
going or coming from the city. 2-ll-If.
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man focused his eyes in frowu upon the small

man focused his eyes IN froWu upon the small
and wretched object beneath him.
9" NhaZ re maZZer wiz yOu| said the victim.
" hen my young friend slipped the leash from
his Imagination and told tale OF woe that would
have drawn blood from a stone. l cannot initiate
tile tone OF his voice, but nothing could have been
more fOrlOrn. There was about II none OF the
whine of the professional beggar. and the story
and the voice were so pathetic that fancied for
the moment that Il was all true and my heart
melted in pity. SO did the big heart OF The gam
bier for he closed the thin fingers of the mendl-
cant upon a So bill. and, with a voice husky with
emotion as much as with drink, babe him cheer
up and everything would come all right Then
he staggered of without word, but the incident
did not stay long on his mind, for block away /
could hear him repeating his musical determna-
ton and that OF his Imaginary company not to go
home TIL morning.
Come said the beggar who had dropped
his limp and resumed his natural voice; come
with me- aud lie led me away. How long and
how much ate in that restaurant that night
do not know, but all the while the beggar sat be-
side me plng my plate with ioOd. HE cunning
was gone from his sharp face now; IL was soft
with kindness and luminous with the light OF
beautiful deed. Let who will moraliZe upon the
deception; 1t was consecrated by the motive, aud
| shall never forget him."
The voice of the narrator was low and tender,
as if speaking to himself. He stopped and as
looked at The boy behind saw that his breast
was heaving WIFI great sigh and that his eyes
were hlled with tears. Suddenly he went and
stood before the TWO. The cync drew a bill
from his pocket-boOk and held 1t out without
word
Il don't want your money sir; yOu said ] was
an impostor, bul you did not tell the truth"
Tlrete was something grand about the high
spirited boy; his eyes flashed and his voice was
tremulOus with wounded pride. Then he turned
to the other:
"You believed me, sir, when told you all; I'll
keep your money, and I'll never forget you,
never; wont be always like am tonight, aud
pll do Tor some one what YOU did Tor me- Good
by. sir. and God bless you"
God bless you, nv dear boy"
Tie two friends, for they were so, rose and
went their way together the elder with the same
gentle smile, the other very observation-disclosures
I. Watson In Detroit Free Press.
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General Merchandise.

BAGS-Calcutta, spot, 7c July, &c; Wool Bags, 36
@3Sc: Potato Gunnes, nominal
PIG TIN-Stl higher at 25@271Ac p 10.
RICE-Increased cost of importation has ad-
vanced prices on Chinese grades. Chinese Mixed
81 10; No. Chinese, IS 5000 30 ss two mats
extra No. l, So 5096 80; Hawaiian So y ctl
LUMBER-The retail dealers have advanced
prices as follows: Redwood, rough $50 so; second
$36@37; Rustic, $32@36; Pckets, $27 for fancy
Pine Lumber has also advanced IN the following de-
scriptions: Flooring, No. LIS 33@3S so; Laths $50
5 25
COFFEE-Tbe private circular OF r. Hochkofer
says: ''Snce last review the short supply of UNI
washed Salvador in the hands Of roasters has caused
strong demand for this quality and resulted In the
sales OF over 1000 bags, or all that was obtainable
the basis of l912c for good green. Holders have
advanced their views to 1890 over. All
other descriptions of Central Americans were dull
ton of business with the Central markets In conse-
quence of 4 reduction of ~ to 30% on the rate of
railroad freights to those points, which went into
effect on the LIST inst. aud promises TO be permanent
Owing to our badly sorted stocks and probability of
short supplies during the remainder of the year, this
reduction VIII, unfortunately, not admit OF large
shipments during the present season, but 1t should
hereafter largely Increase the demand In this city
for all descriptions OF Central American Coees and
more particularly for the best grades of Guatemala,
and therefore stimulate larger imports. The sales
for ST. Louis and Chicago during the last ten days
comprise 525 bags good washed Guatemala and 9S7
2Oia@211ac for good to prime washed Guate-
maa: l912@D21c for good to prime Costa Rica and
washed Salvador: 19G201fc for fair washed Guate-
maa; 1881 G1s1ac for fair Costa Rica and washed
Salvador: B34@lSL u C for medium Guatemala, Costa
kica and salvador: IA la@1bI2c for ordinary Guate-
maia, Costa RIGA and Salvador; 12@14b2c for very
inferior to common Guatemala. Costa Rica and Sal
vador; l9sS@1ss4c for good unwashed Salvador.
SUGAR-The California Sugar Refinery quotes
terms net cash: Cube, sac: Crushed, 65sc: Extra
Powdered. 6ssc; Fine Crushed, 65sc; Dry Granu-
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NEW YORK, June 13.-The stock market was
again very dull, Notwithstanding the activity dis
played in few of the leading stocks. and while the
first inclination OF prices advance the market
afterward became weak and slowly dropped eav-
ing off at about the lowest points. Sugar Trusts are
off 49, Northwestern rs. Governments steady.
Petroleum opened, spot, steady at $685., July, firm
at 81. Prices then advanced TO 90 for spot, 913s
for July, then the market turned sharply, closing
weak.
NEW YORK, June 13-UnIted States Bonds; As,
1872; 41a's, lO3Ia; Northern Pacific, 3s7s; Cana
dian Pacific, s27s; Central Pacific, 341a; Union Pa
cifc, 6534 Atchison, Topeka and Santa Fe. 4734
wes-Fargo. l43 bid. l45 asked; Western Union
s52s; Silver, l04I4; Sterling, 81 s6S4 sS1a.
Wheat, cash, $3.50; July, s41sc
Flour-Quiet.
Coffee-$l7 %.
Sugar-434@5 9-l6c.
Hops-Californa, 19c.
Hides-Caifornia 1890.
Copper-Lake, SIS 80.
Tin-Spot, S2l so.
Lead-Domestc, 81 40
Iron-$14.
Ietroleum-90c.
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For Late Satppsag Intetti1enos Eighth Page.
Arrived.
FRIDAY June Is.
Haw stmr Australia, Houdlette, days from
Stmr Oregon Policeman, so hours from Portland,
via Astoria 40 hours; pass and mdse, TO Union Pa
cihc Railway Co.
Stmr Newsooy, Liebig Is hours from Navarro;
25O NJ II lumber. to Navarro Mill Co.
Stmr Scotia, johnson, 80 hours from TiamooK;
ESQ NJ IT lumber, to Truckee Lumber Co.
Stmr NoyO. Drisko, Al hours from Noyo; 500
Stmr Los Angeles, Leland, 21a days from san
Pedro; pass and mdse. to Goodall. Perkins a. GO,
Br ship Eudora, Donaldson, 1873 days from Liver
pool; mdse TO Bafour, Guthrie * Co.
Bark Sycamore, Braudenberg, 10 days from Port
Gambler lumber, TO Pope Talbot.
Schr Chetco. jacobsen, 21a days from Smiths
River; i so NJ IT lumber, to Little & Knowles Lum-
Der Co.
Schr Nettie Sundborg, Wagner. IA hours from
Bihlers Point; 40 cords wood. etc, to Heyman &
Schr Eclipse. Mattison AZ hours from Humboidt
$50 NJ # lumber, TO Dolbeer & Carson.
Cleared.
FRIDAY June IS.
stmr City of Sydney, Friele, Panama; Williams.
Dimond 4 Co.
Stmr City of Puebla, Debney. Victoria and Port
Townsend; Goodal, Perkins d Co.
Stmr Humboldt, Jessen, Eureka; Searles q Stone
Sailed.
FRIDAY, June ID.
Stmr Ajax, Donaldson, Coos Bay.
Stmr Pomona, Hall. San Diego.
Stmr South Coast, Higgins, Fort Bragg.
Stmr Gypsy, Plummer. Santa Cruz, etc.
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Overland Freights.

Overland shipments of produce and merchandise
from California via Southern Pacific lines in May
were as follows: San Francisco 4l79S,2SO lbs,
Oakland 1,661, 800 Sacramento $685., 05O San Jose
1877 $40, Stockton 2s9. no Marysvne 294, $50, Los
Angeles 6,2ls 300, Cotton 1887 $50. East Portland
9O,720; grand total, 56,076,6l0 The principal
items were: ALSO ctls Beans. 430 977 gals Brandy
45s,s75 gals Wine, 1870 lbs Coffee 27,9l245O
lbs Sugar ,6O7,730 lbs Tea, 1922 $50 lbs Canned
Goods LAT $50 ibs Dried Fruit, 526,e5O lbs Green
Fruit ,OO7 100 Us Citrus Fruit $50 lbs Rasins
245, $50 lbs Hops, 449.S20 It's Hides, $50 lbs
Leather, $4,000 lbs Mustard Seed, 900 800 lbs Veg
etables, 4327,O30 lbs Wool, 1892, 4lO lbs Canned
Salmon 23s0O lbs Picked Salmon. 22,3sO lbs
Honey ana 3le,950 lbs Potatoes. 1t will be seen
that the season of shipping California fresh
fruits East has opened and that OF citrus fruit Ship
ments is drawing to a close.
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Shipping Notes,

Steamers to sail to-day the City OF Picking for
China and Japan, the City of Puebla for Victoria
and Puget Sound, the Humboldt for Humboldt Bay,
the wilmington for Puget Sound and the Santa
Maria for San Diego. The Willamette Valley fails
due from Yaquina Bay and the Truckee from Port
Oxford.
The Chilean bark Antonietta, 9s9 tons. loads
Lumber at Moodyville for Sydney, 53s Cd; ship Mt
Washington, 1852 tons, Lumber at MoodyviIle Tor
cambridge Pier, 70s.
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Produce Market.

FLoUR-Net cash prices Family extras, SAC
20; Bakers extras, $4@4 TO- city superfne, 81 80
@3 10; interior brands, S4@4 20 for extras and
81 s093 10 q Dbl for superhne.
wHEAr-No trade worth talking about. No. l.
81 271a@1 2s94; No. 2. 81 25; choice. 81 30
extra choice, for milling, 81 321a o ctl.
CALL sALEs-MoRNINs
The market was hrmer in sympathy with a rise at
Chicago. Buyer 10000. 81 1915; 700. 81 80;
500. 81 39I4; 500. 81 $685.. Buyer season-2O0.
81 45ss; 200. 81 4614; 100. 81 461s.
CALL sALEs-AFrERNooN
Buyer 'sO-1oo, 81 39ss; 400, 81 3ss1; 500,
81 1878. Seller go, new = 2U0. 81 3o1s 100
81 3O6s
BARLEY-was rather irmer yesterday with a
fair inquiry. No. / Feed $l@l O21s: choice,
81 03s4 lower grades, $3.50; fair to good Brew
ing 81 05gl 10; good to choice, 81 121a9l 10
q ctl
CALL sALEs-MoRNINe
Buyer '90-10o, 81 Oss4 200, 81 0s7s. Buyer
season-1O0, 81 l43s; 100, 81 1i1s Buyer 80,
after August lst-100. 81 0S14.
CALL sALEs-AFTERSooN.
Buyer season-l00, 81 1434.
OATS-Recepts are slim. So are offerings, but
buyers hold off and trade is very dull. We quote as
follows: No. White, ST. 5O@1 55; No. 2 do.
81 1901 471a; choice 81 571.9l 80: Gray. 81 As
al SO; Black. 81 30@1 80; Surprise. 81 70@1 rs
q ct.
CoRN-Large Yellow is dull and weaker at 81 20
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Cobb Not DI.bnrred.

The petition of Andrew Crawford for the
disbarment of Moses G. Cobb of the firm of
Cobb. Kinley & Burris was denied by the
Supreme Court yesterday. The allegations
were that he converted to his own use
$4,000, the funds Of client named Srhallard,
in proceedings relative to the sale of the
steamer Ferndae The court held that
that while Cobb's conduct was not strictly
right, ii was not so irregular as to call for
his disbarment. Cobb has been practicing
lawyer for forty years. Justice Works,
while agreeing that the petition was faulty,
dissented from the court on the evidence,
which, he said, proved enough against Cobb
to warrant his punishment.
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FRIDAY EVENING, June Is.
SUMMARY OF THE MARKET4
Wheat options advanced.
Barley steader.
Oats dull.
Large Yellow Corn weak.
No change in Hay.
White Beans heavily offered.
Potatoes sold brisky.
Onions unchanged.
Eggs unsettled.
Butter as before.
Young BOOSTERS scarce.
Berries sell well.
Peaches and Apricots arrive freely.
Red Apples appeared.
Lines Lower.
String Beans. Rhubarb and Cucumbers higher.
Coffee in good shape.
Lumber higher.
Pig Tin very scarce.
Rice market frmer.
Provisions fairly active.
Meat market unchanged.
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MORNING SALES.
Board-245 Hawaiian Commercial, 1434; 100 do,
8 10, lAA; 80 Gasght, 5?12
AFTERNOON SALES.
Board-100 Hawaiian Commercial 14A; 10 do
1412i so do. IA: $50 do. 1872; 100 Hutchinson
Co, 2012; $4,000 Market-st Cable Bonds. 125.
Street-$4000 Branch Railway Bonds. 1IlA
SAN FRANCISCO BOARD.
Afternoon sales-$2000 Market-st Cable S. l25;
so Hawaiian Commercial, l31s.
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The Bradstreet Mercantile Agency reports 8
failures In the Pacific Coast States and Territories
for the week ending yesterday, compared
with II for the previous week and 10 for the
spending week of 1889. The failures for the past
week divided among the trades as follows: 2
and harness.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Nothing in this market. The demand and
supply about balance. Wholesale rates from slaugh-
terers to dealers follows:
BEEF-Flrst quality. 6g61ac; second quality,
5G512c; third do, 4Cd415
NEAL-Large, 4@l6c small Calves. 6G7c
MUTTON-Wethers. 6la@D7c: Ewes 6G61ac
HANDSPRING Lamb. 7GSc q 10.
PORK-Live Hogs, 49s "a for light graln-fed, and
312G3Ac for heavy packing: stock Hogs, 31aG
$3.50 q ID: dressed do 7971ae p n.
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Suit for sIandrr.

F. V. Steinman, who has been con-
tractor in this city for over twenty years,
charges Johannes Yanke with having pub
iicly said, Steinman has failed, owing
t12,000." Steinman has sued Yanke to re-
cover $4,000 damages for this alleged
Islander.
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Rev. Ell Fry. for some years pastor OF the
Unitarian Church at Los Angeles, has been
forced TO resign on account OF ill-health. He has
been an honOred pastor for foriy-slx years. The
Rev. j. s. Thompson OF SomeryIlle, Mass.
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THE STOCK MARKET.

Stocks showed more tone yesterday and quite an
advance ove r Thursdays close was established in
the afternoon call when POtosi sold up TO So 70,
Chollar to SO 70, Belcher to SO 10, Bullion to
So 20, Norcross TO 81 50, Savage TO 81 so, and SO
on. Trading active all day. but not as heavy as
has been the average of late. After the call the
whole list advanced. PotOsi was up to 81 1912
and Chollar TO 81 10, closing at SO 80. All the
other stocks closed strong.
The only pronounced variation In local securities
was drop in Hawaiian Commercial from SIS 81
to s13 so, closing weak.
The Challenge Con. assessment falls delinquent in
board to-day.
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lated $3.50; Confectioner's A. 614c; Extra C, 47sc;
Golden e, 45sc p ~ Bags, 1sc more than bbs.
The American Refinery quotes, terms net cash:
Extra fine Cube 65se; Crushed, 65Sc; Fine Crushed,
65sc; Powdered. 56sc; Extra fine Powdered, 67se:
Dry Granulated, 63sc; Xxx do. $3.50: COnfeetlonerS
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IN TIE WOOD.

49, THIN the huShed and many -colunnet
<HN wood,
81 gle Dav. with soft-sandIed feet, for solitude
wv Slides Gid clad in gray. for sober reveTy.
Through labyrinthine hall, where Mel
Ody
with hairy Pan WAS throned In sylvan ease,
And called the populous wood about their knees
While ever at her side the low-yoiced wind,
with Vesture loose and tresses uncOnhned,
Spake in a tongue that long sgo had birth.
Guessed at by men. but known always 10 earthi
To her wild Questioning looks he makes reply,
And brings her where her Graded darlings lie
Beneath moist heaps OF shelteTing lumber leaves,
Ry lacen branches rooted and tretted caves
whence sun-d Ssolyed snow and leweled Ice
From crystal limbees pure their tn rst suice,
And nouriSh their faint lie thus hidden warm
From winters searching eye and breath OF Storm
There. kneellng low, he smooths with fond caress
The paInd fingers OF the PROSTATE grass;
And whispers to the willow spring is here,
Bearing some message for each listening ear
Then pausiuE near the slumbering dryad's tower
Shrin at her bosSy orIeI calls the hour,
Till from below floats up her reedy voice,
And echo, ever late, pipes up rejoice!
They gaze in lucent pools with rlmy lips,
Where heaven is mirrOred. and the spry tips
Uf unplumed trees that play with scuddiug cloud
or sOnlber pines and hemlocks tall and proud.
Then whistiiUg up the squirrels granary
F1utes the low prelude OF his prophecy,
Tiu ali the wide and voiceless waste Is rife
With ansR ering pulse-beat and preyiSlOned lie.
Vow Oh the western verge OF the dim wood
They part, and Lay, grown pale, with sottehlh
mood
And trailing garment seeks her crimson bower,
Thrice happy that she kissed each sleeping flower
Leaving these loving lieces OF the spring
Where night shall cover them with Spangied wing.
LULU CURRAS in MaYerley.
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The Spokane Falls Review says IL Governor
Pennoyer lives he intends to make bold push
for The next Democratic nomination for Presi.
dent Of the United States,
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The Weeks Failures.

New York Exchange.
New York exchange, l6c for sight drafts and
zoe for telegrsphc,
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English Wheat Market.
FUTU II ES.

LIVERPOOL. June l3.-The spot market is easy
at IS 1OI2d@7s Id. Cargoes quiet at 35s Sd
for of coast 35s Sd for just shipped and 35s Cd for
nearly due.
FUTURES.
The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations: June, rs 14d; July, rs
led; August. rs Id September, IS 1Iad; 0cto-
Der, rs I'd; November, IS 212d; December, IS 224d.
SECURITIES.
LONDON, June 49,. Consols, 9712; United States
Bonds: as, 124; 412's. 105 Silver 47s4d; Rentes,
92f 77c. Bullion out of the Bank OF England,
GS5, 600.
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The Wool Market,

PHILADELPHIA June 13-wool steady at 22c.
Montana l7625c.
Boston, June l3.-Wool quiet. Territory Woods
have been quiet and sales OF fine were at 60@62c
for clean, and of fine medium at 5S960c. New
spring California is selling mostly at 55c for the
shorter Woods and 60c for long staple. Oregon
WOODS are duh, with sales OF fine unwashed feeces
at 20@23c; medium 25@29c.
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Mexican Dollars.
Quotable at slls@S3c.
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SUN AND TIDE TABLE.
In Pacific Standard Time Computed by THOMAS
TENNENT, Chronometer aud Instrument
Maker, Is Market street.
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RECEIPTS OF PRODUCE.

OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco.
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Fine Silver.
Nominal at 81 03@l O6 ., ounce.
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iCHANGE HOTEL.

w L Madden, SOnoma
X McDonal !, ophir
2 T Maxwell, Kingsburg
j L Athey. Kingsburg
c IL French, HOLSTER
j James, Kentucky
w Wilson, Kentucky
w c jackson, Stockton
NJ Messick, Santa Rosa
o w Pearce, Stockton
j Johnston, Portland
X Beveridge, Texas
j Grace, RhOnerville
+ L Millett, Carson City
! Miss o Peterson, LosGatos
+ NJ Jones, California
j Norton, Oakland
j Pearce, Angel Island
A Ferneaux. New Mexico
w + Walden, Berkeley
n I Blair, Los Angeles
lJ w NoIthrup. LsAngeles
+ Fisher d. W, San Jose
J w Duncan, Portland
Is III Worcester, Duncans
Mills
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BOARD SALES.

Folio wing were the sales yesterday in the sar
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Mnsic Mt The ParE
For the musical concert at Golden Gate Park

buIIUtTs VUHIFaCtss
Mary E. Logan with A. Jackson, to build on n.
line Of California ST., 70 L. OF Webster, E. 81 :6x
g.
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AND MANY OTHER DEPARTMENTS !

All running in most complete order and 10 the general
satisfaction of the public for the past nineteen years.
ONE PRICE! HONEST GOODS! PLAIN FIGURES!
Money refunded cheerfuy if goods are not strictly UP
to the standard represented.
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HOUSE.
IN M Mcclure. Madison

] M M McCIure, Madison
Il A Repperdan, Madison
Miss J Stats. Monterey
D NJ Sayford, Boston
h Underwood, New York
5 Hamilton, Fresno
l. j Chrisler, Suisun
Anthony Rose, Newark
- 4 Rooney, Sonora
> Nj gregory, Suisun
&c Gregory, Suisun
! p Krough. Salinas
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CALL sALEs-MoRNIsa.
cALL sALks-AFrERNooN

Buyer 'so-loo, 81 oss4; 200 81 os7s. Buyer
season-l00, 81 l4ss; 100, 81 1i1A. Buyer 80.
after August 1st-100. 81 0S14.
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y. w. Houston,

CLINTON L. WHITE, Chairman.
A. CoNKLIN, Secretary. jyl3-td
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met 37-Natoma Station-2 delegates. In
r, David Finch; Judges, Charles Nut
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches fro
All Parts of the World

Condensed Telegrapbic Dispatches from
All Parts of the World.
The Rome Opinione says that England
has assured Italy that she does not intend
to abandon her rights in Tunis.
A London correspondent of the Times at
Madrid telegraphs that the reports that
cholera prevails in Valencia are absolutely
false.
Gladstone was so ill that he was unable
to attend the meeting of the Procedure
Committee of the House of Commons yes.
terday.
Forty-f four deaths from cholera have &C.
CURED among the members of the battalion
of Ghoakas stationed at Dharmasla in
Pupjab, India.
Intelligence has been received at London
that an engagement has taken place be-
tween the forces led by Ell Zenous, the
Tunistan 'sholy MAE" and the Mahadists
The followers of the Mahdi were defeated.
1t is reported Zenous has captured FL
Obeid, the capital of Kodofan.
Mat Murphy was arrested at Glen Ellen,
Sonoma county. Sunday afternoon on a
charge of assault to murder an Italian
named Frank Engleton. The alleged
trouble occurred over the wife of the pris-
oner. The Italian was not much hurt.
One or two shots from the gun lodged in
his forehead and another in the neck near
the jugular vein.
Two small fires occurred at Napa Sunday
| night. The first burned the laundry con-
| nected with the Palace Hotel and scJrched
the hotel some. Loss, about $500. The
| other was il the Primary public school
| building on Clay street, in which the loss
was very small, as it was soon extinguished
Both were probably the result of the care
less dropping of cigarettes.
A telegram from Landers, Wyoming,
says that two boys, Phil Harsh and Sam
DAYS., l6 and II years respectively. who
for some weeks have been working three
mining claims 500 feet south of the famous
Buckeye mine, twenty miles south of
Landers, on Saturday struck ore which
assays from S23 600 to $4,000 per ton in
free gold. This is the richest discovery
ever made in the Territory. and miners
have started for the new fields by hun
dreds.
On Saturday evening, at the divide be-
tween Virginia and Gold Hill, Nevada,
Bernard Curtri shot Charles McDermott in
the breast. The bullet passed through the
right lung. He cannot lived. Curtri had
been drinking and imagined his neighbors
got into his room at night and flashed
| magic lanterns in his face, and he warned
several not to do so or he would kill them
This is thought to have been the reason for
the act. Curtri came into Virginia to give
himself up