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TRAGEDY AT SAN DIEGO.
The Proprietor of an Oyster Market
Killed by Deputy Constable.

SAN DIEGO, December 9Th. = Alfred
Haurse, proprietor of the Plaza Oyster
Market, was shot and instantly killed at 10
o'clock this evening by A. D. Pearson, a
Deputy Constable, who had been placed in
charge of the formers place of business on
a writ of attachment.
Pearson and Haurse had been drinking
together during the evening, and at the
time of the shooting both were under the
influence of liquor.
They had just returned from a saloon,
when Pearson stepped inside of the market
and refused to let Haurse enter, The lat
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MINERS RECALL.
Comment of New York journal on His
Action in the Rarrundia flair.


New YORK, December CHA Tribune
special says: The Barrundia affair has in
volved the retirement of Minister Miner
with acrushing and well-merited rebuke
from Secretary Blaine. The official CORE
spondence discloses two important facts
which were not revealed in the earliest
accounts of this unfortunate and discred-
liable transaction. The first is the inter-
vention of the United States naval officers,
and the second is the menacing language
by the Guatemalan authorities after the
attempted surrender and murder of Bar
rundia.
Miners conduct is placed in very bad
light by these disclosures. The Minister
displayed throughout the negotiations la
mentable lack of judgment, instead of
showing tact and discretion. He sought to
ingratiate himself into favor with the
Guatemslan authorities by aiding and
abetting their intrigue against political
rival. This was most deploraole blum
der-a sorry exhibition of American diplo-
macy,
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man of Ohio is senior member of the COM
mittee, but his views on the silver ques-
ton do not coincide with those of Speaker
Reed. Walker of Massachusetts is the
next member in point of seniority, and he
supports the Speaker in opposition to free
coinage It's The opinion of members of
the Coinage Committee that Reed will Sc
lect a Chairman from outside the COM
mittee.
1t is the understanding that no river and
harbor appropriation bill will be passed
this session. The River and Harbor COM
mittee of the House may not even begin
the preparation of a bill. Henderson of
Illinois, Chairman of the committee, said
to California Associated Press correspond
ent this morning that he thought the COM
mittee would let the bill 60 over, as that
was the understanding. A meeting of the
committee will probably soon be called to
take formal action on the subject. Repre-
sentative Farquhar of New York said to
the California Associated Press correspond
ent this morning that he believed an omni-
bus bill would include the tonnage meas
ure, the merchant marine bill, the naval
auxiliary idea, and be in general continu-
alton of the most important features of the
shipping bills now on the calendar.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE.
Powderly Delivers an Address Befor
the Members.

Powder1y Delivers an Address Before
the Members.
OcALA (Flal, December 9th. = The
Farmers Alliance this morning discussed
the amendments to the platform adopted
yesterday, looking to restricting the pow.
ers of the President in disciplining the edit
ors of Alliance newspapers
complaint is made that the Govern
ment Crop Statistician relied too much
upon information furnished by uninforIned
Congress smen.
The Committee on Agricultural Statistics
reported, proposing that a committee of
i've Alliance Congressman make arrange
ments to get statistics, so that the people
may not be dependent on reports from the
Government Statistician. They are to CO.
operate with the Alliance Crop Statistician.
Turner said that during the Kansas cam
palgn Senator ingalls, had offered S.. 600 for
roster of the Kansas Secretaries alone,
the inference being that such roster would
largely increase in value as the Alliance
extended into other States.
PowDERLY SPEAKS.
Powderly addressed the Alliance dele
gates at Exposition Hall this afternoon.
| He advocated reform in the employment
| OF child labor, insisted that the Govern
| ment had right to control the railroads,
and then made fiery attack upon the en-
ployment of labor saving machinery as de-
frauding workmen of their right to work.
He was especially bitter against all electric
| devices, declaring that the capitalists in
their greed had cornered Gods wrath and
| compelled it to do their bidding.
He denounced sectionalism and said
No matter what the politicians may say,
We OF the two sections are together again,
and together we will fight monopoly
| This sentiment brought forth great ap-
plause.
DENIAL By INGALLS,.
WAsHISeroN, December 6th.-Senator
Ingalls, said tonight that Turner'S state
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BASEBALL AT THE BAY.
The Champions Defeated by the ALL
CALIFORNIA;,

SAN Francisco. December 6th.-Less
than two hundred people shivered in the
cold at Haight street this afternoon, and
witnessed the All-Californias defeat the
San Franchises. The batteries were Knell
and Brown and Coughlin and Speer. In
the first part of the game there were
double plays, brilliant individual efforts
and pretty hits. Seldom has such good
and bad playing been seen in the same
game. Score:
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Earned funs--AIlC aIIlUrHIas, san FIdn-
CISCO l. Three-base hits-Van Haltren, Fogarty,
Ebright Two-base hits-Smalley, Knell, Car
roll, Coughlin Sacrifice hits Brown, Stevens
Long, Hanley. First base on errors-All-C Cali
fornias, /; San Francisco, 8. First base on called
balls-All- CALIFORNIA; 4; San Francisco, 5. Left
on bases-Ail- CALIFORNIA;, 6; San Francisco. H.
Struck out-By Knell, 4; by Coughlin, /. First
base on hit by bitethse pitcher :; Sweeney
Van Haltren; Smalley. Sweeney and Carroll (2):
stevens, Ebright and Shea. Wild pitches
Knell, 2 Time of game-Two hours. Umpire
james Mcdonald. Official scorer. W.
Gro
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APPoRTIONMENT,
California Will Gain One Under the New
Rill.

WASHINGTON, December Chit is IN
derstood that the Republican members of
the Census Committee reached an agree
ment upon the reapportionment bill, based
upon a representation of $50 members in
the House. The present House consists of
$40 members. The ratio of representation
is one member 10 each 173 90l population.
This is about the lowest number which
will permit each State during the next de-
csde to retain its present membership.
The States which will gain in representa-
ton are: Alabama l, Arkansas l, Califor-
MIA l. Colorado /, Georgia l, Illinois 2 Kan
sas l, Massachusetts, l, Michigan 1, Mime
sofa 2, Nebraska 8, Missouri l, New Jersey
l, Dragon l. Pennsylvania. 2, Texas 2,
Washington and Wisconsin l, or "a in all
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Bad Marksnap,

A slight commotion was caused at an
early hour this morning on Front street
by the report of pistol. An examination
proved that the scene was the California
Hotel. on Front street, between ] and Z.
Two dodgers had been locked out, and on
endeayoring to get in were shot at by some
one on the inside. No injury resulted.
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Cincinnati is wire center, and claims
to make among other things 10000 bird
cages, $4,000 rat traps, 100000 fly traps
and 100000 sleeves annually. 1t is a big
industry.
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PROBABLE FATAL SHOOTING.
The Trouble Grew Out of Dispute Over
Lost Calf.

Lost Calf.
PETALUMA. December 6th.-Last night
the families of James Pickett and James
Todd, living on Sonoma Mountain, about
ten miles from here engaged in a fight
about lost calf. On Packets side were
a man and two boys, and on Todd's side
man and three boys. The Todd party
were hard pressed and retreated to their
own land. followed by the Pucketts. Todd's
stepson, Willie Cook, aged Is, shot and
probably fatally wounded Alfred Pickett,
aged 81. Cook surrendered himself to the
auth critics.
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ment, mentioned in the ocala dispatch, is
without foundation.

without foundation.
EXPLODED A BOMB.
OcALA, December 6th.-At the morning
session Of the Alliance, President Hall, OF
the Missouri State Alliance. exploded a
bomb regarding the Macune. Polk Living
stone investigation, which came near split
ting up the Convention. He secured the
floor and declared that he had not signed
the committee report yesterday because it
was not satisfactory to him. He started to
read from manuscript his objections, but
Macune's adherents raised objections, say
ing the matter had been closed yesterday.
A tremendous clamor. followed, but
finally Halls friends prevailed, and he
red his report. He had not signed the
committee report for several reasons; be-
cause il censured President Polk uniustly
for writing the Norwood letter; because it
eXonerated Maeure, although he openly
admitted before the committee that he had
gone to Georgia and formed a combination
among the Alliance legislators in the inter-
est of Pat Calhoun for United States SEN
ator; because Macune had also admitted
that Calhoun had loaned him g 900, and be.
cause Mecune further admitted that be re-
| manned sixteen days in Georgia lobbying
| for Calhouns election; and because Mscune
| had admitted that he had, for the past year
!
| by the West Point Terminal Company.
The reading of this document was fol-
| lowed by tremendous hubbub.
Finally, as compromise, Livingstone
of Georgia secured the adoption of a mo-
ton making the continuance of the investi-
cation special order.
This evening il is understood that COM
promise has been arranged, Hall agreeing
TO Withdraw his paper in the interests Of
harmony.
At the evening session DR.. Macune ad-
dressed the Convention briefly, denying
| the truth of some of the statements made
By Hall.
| Then Hall said that while he withdraws
| the written explanation made by him, he
does not change his original opinion.
This speech was greeted with mingled
applause and Kisses.
President Folks suggestion for ma
tional legislative council was adopted.
The committee on the Presidents mes.
sage made report in favor of retaining the
official residence at Washington, and max
ing his salary So, 900. This was adopted
the action being in direct opposition Il
Macune's recommendations.
Before the evening session adjourned
. it was resolved to indorse the Nationa
Economist.
"a. THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.
The gentlemen having in charge the cal
for third party convention have re
ceived kilograms from Kansas hearth,
approving the movement. They sue
ceeded to-day in securing the signatures O
fifteen out OF sixteen of the Colored Stat
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All Hands Drowned.

HALIFAX, December 6th.-The schooner
which drifted ashore at Ponquet Forks.
Thursday, was the W. E. Floyd, from
Lockport, n. s. All hands were drowned.
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ter attempted to force his way in, and dur.
ing the scuffie struck Pearson, who imme-
diately drew his revolver and shot him
dead. Pearson was arrested.
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KOCH's REMEDY,
The Partisan Medical Faculty Unable to
Decide as to Its Value.

The Partisan Medical Faculty Unable to
Decide as to Its Value.
PARIS, December 6th.-After long dis
cussion on the Koch treatment to- day, the
Partisan medical faculty concluded that it
was still difficult to decide as to the value
of the remedy.
THE TREATMENT ENDORSED.
New YORK, December 6Lh.-The Mail
and Express Edinburgh special says: At 8
meeting of the Medico- Chirurgical Society,
DR.. Phillips described the results of the
treatment of the Koch lymph. In phthisi-
cal patients, in the less advanced stages of
consumption, night sweats disappeared,
expectoration diminished, the patient
gained weight and there were other evil
dences of the action of the remedy on tu-
bercles. Wherever tuberculosis is situated
the lymph found its way speedily to the
seat of the disease. Professors Gardner,
Stewart and Breckenridge gave enthusiastic
testimony to the efficacy of the Koch treat
ment.
FATAL RESULTS.
New YORK, December CHA Posts Vi
emma special SAYS: A girl seventeen years
of age was inoculated with the Koch
lymph, and died in the Innspruck Hospital.
Death resulted from paralysis. The girl
had strong physique.
ENTHUSIASM WANING.
New YORK, December CHA Tribune
London special says: The first enthusi-
asm over Koch's discovery is waning. 1t
was natural that the French should receive
any good thing from Germany With more
than suspicion, but the English doctors are
now assuming an attitude of pessimism.
koch's methods, they admit, may be more
useful for diagnosis, but as yet they cannot
concede them to be curative, not even for
lupus, and many doubt whether they are
preventive.
The truth is, that Koch has been COM
PEELED, by circumstances which he could
not control, to reveal his discoveries before
he was himself aware of their extent.
There is not shadow of jealousy among
the faculty in Great Britain. such as there
is in Paris, but there is q distlust and dis
inclination to accept Koch's discoveries as
satisfactory till proved by further expert
eDce.
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Large Real Estate Deal.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), December 9Th
n. 1. Kimball, engaged in developing East
Tennessee interests, cables that he has sold
to English capitalists for 100000 nearly
100000 acres three-fourths interest in
the property of the Kimbali Town Com
pany, located in the famous Sequatchie
valley, fifty miles from here. This is, per-
haps. the biggest real estate deal ever me-
gotlated in Southern lands The property
is rich in minerals and timber
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An Italian Shot.

Los ANGELES, December 9Th Cyrus
Donate, aged u, was probably fatally shot
this morning by Louis Palma, an Italian
fruit. dealer. Donate is employed in bis
fathers grocery on Alpine street, and
Palma charged him with interfering with
his business. a fight eDsued and the shoot
ing occurred. The bullet entered Donate S
left side and lodged in the muscles of the
opposite side. Donate is still living, but
there is little chance of his recovery. Palma
fled down the street and is still at large,
but large force is hunting him and he
will doubtless be caught soon.
Fatal Accident to a Grain Merchant.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 6:h.-Christian
Lauterwasser hay and grain merchant,
doing business in this city, had his neck
broken by an accident last evening while
driving into his stable. He was thrown
from the buggy and one of the wheels
passed over his neck. He was found dead.
The body was removed to the Morgue.
Deceased was 62 years of age, native of
Germany, and leaves large family.
Flour and Grain Supply.
SAN Francisco, December 6lh.-The
Produce Exchange reports the amount of
-four and grain remaining in California on
December LIST as follows: Flour, lis, 600
barrels; wheat, II, 10000 centals; barley,
1,616 600 centals oats, 81 600 centals; beans,
ia 600 sacks; CORE, 303,600 centals; rye,
81, 900 centals.
Barge Captain Instantly Killed.
Rio VISTA, December 6th.-Early this
morning as the steam barge Acme was
passing down the river near this place Cap
tain Alexander Miller of Marysville, in
coming out of the pilot-house, made a
misstep, falling from the galley deck TO the
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Land Decisions.

WASHINGTON, December Chin the case
of Oliver Lackyeard against the Southern
Pacific Railroad Company, involving land
in Los Angeles county, California, Secretary
Noble reverses the decision of the Com
missioner of the General Land Office, who
decided that the land was within the limits
OF San Jose private Mexican grant.
The case of the Southern Pacific Railroad
Company VS.. Frederick r. Foster was de-
cided in the same manner.
The Secretary dismisses the motion for
review of the Departmental decision in the
case of Il. B. Helfensteine VS.. the Southern
Pacific RailrnaA Cam nanr
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
rslilouS Journey Of Father Juts Among
the Indians.
FARMERS ALLIANCE CONFERENCE
Nelson Expelled From the National
Trotting Association
Failures.
THE INDIANs.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-usIos.
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San JOSE, December 6th-Youpg Hib.
bard, who attempted to use chloroform in
facilitation Of the robbery OF his father, is
in custody at Pleasanton. A telegram re-
ceived at the police Office this afternoon
conveyed the information, and Deputy
Constable has left for that place. The
complaint was made oy T. A. Hubbard,
the lads uncle, and charges him with
burglary. At the time he made the CON-
plant he was not aware that he boy was
suspected as thief. 1t is thought the
boys action was caused by the perussl of
iashy literature.
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Increasing the Tariff.

PARIS December 6th.-The Tariff Com.
mittee continues to increase the duties pro-
posed by the Government, despite the
protests of the Minister of Commerce.
The Chairman of the committee defends
the many increases on the ground that
they give the Government further power to
obtain reciprocity.
Minister of Finance Rouvier, in the
Deputies to-day, announced his intention
of consulting with the United States and
European powers with reference to holding
a monetary conference next gear.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Exciting Scenes in the Irish Party
Meeting Yesterday.
INCREASE IN FRENCH TARIFF.
Emperor William Glasses Journal
lists as High School Products
Run to Seed.
IRELAND's CAUSE.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The REooaD-usIos.I
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London has more Scotch than Edin-
'urgh.
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Jealousy the Cause.

ATLANTA (Ga.), December 6th.-Last
night w. L. Wallace shot and badly
wounded his young wife at the Commercial
Hotel. The couple have not been married
quite six months. The marriage, run.
away one, took place on the 4th of last
July. The husband has been insanely
Jealous of his young wife, and had fire.
quently quarreled with her. The recovery
of the woman is doubtful
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Weather Bulletin,

WASHINGTON, December 6th.-The rain
area extends from the West Gulf States
northeastward over the Missouri valley to
the Lake region, which will move eastward
to and include the districts on the Atlantic
coast during the day. Generally fair
weather prevails in the Northwest. The
weather will probably be clear in the CEN
trail valleys tonight, and fair weather and
lower temperature will prevail Sunday.
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LONDON, December 6th.-The police
guard over the Jail at Bolton. where Nc
Donald, the murderer of Miss Holt, is con.
fined, is being strengthened, owing to fears
of violence. Mcdonald confessed that he
waylsid and murdered the teacher, and
public indignation in consequence has
been aroused to high pitch. Miss Holt,
while on the way to her duties, was fol-
lowed and killed by Mcdonald. who is an
ex convict, and her body was hidden and
not discovered for FIVE days.
A Farmer Shot.
LONDON, December 6th.-At Macroom,
county Cork, Ireland, a farmer who was
taking steps to eject tenant upon whose
property he held mortgage, was shot at
from behind fence and injured.
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
4 Sacramento Barge Captain Instantly
Killed.
BASEBALL AT SAN FRANCISCO.
Schooner and Steamer Wrecked in
the Late Storm-FataI
Shooting.
CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
BASEBALL AT SAN TRANCISC
TWO WRECKS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.
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THIRD PARTY CONVENTION.

The gentlemen having in charge the call
for a third party convention have re-
ceived kilograms from Kansas, heartily
approving the movement. They sue.
ceeded to-day in securing the signatures of
fifteen out OF sixteen of the Colored State
Alliances now here.
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Deed of a Negro.

FoRr WORTH (Texas), December 9Th
Ben Mobley and Lizzie Ford, colored, at
tended dance last night. On their return
home they quarfelei about Irritation the
girl had with another fellow, when Mobley
cut Lizzie's throat and then attempted sui
eide in the same way. 1t is thought both
will die.
Imprisonment for Life.
CHICAGO, December 6.h.-The Jury in the
case of Mamie Starr. the poisoner of the
Newland family, tonight rendered YER
dict of guilty, with the penalty of impris-
onment for life. On hearing the announce
ment the young woman screamed and
tainted away in Court, remaining uncon-
scious for some time.
Reward for Tascott.
CHICAGO, December 6th.-Mrs. Smell,
widow of the murdered millionaire, Amos
]. Smell, has renewed her offer to pay $50
600 for the arrest of Tascott and his deten-
ton until identified.
Diphtheria Epidemic.
CRooKsroN Mimi, December 6th.--An
epidemic of diphtheria is reported at
Lesser, Mimi, twenty miles east, with
twenty cases and three deaths so far. The
disease is spreading.
Death of Joe Coburn.
New YoRK, December Chloe Coburn,
the pugilist, died this evening of consump-
ton.
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THE TEMPERATURE.

CHICAGO, December 6th.-The temporal
ture this morning at o'clock was as fol-
lows: Chicago, 90; New York, 800; st.
Louis, $50; Cincinnati, $40; Winnipeg, 60
halow
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LONDON, December 6.h.--The Press As
ply to questions concerning the Irish con-
stabulary and the settlement of the agra.
rian difficulty was indited at the request
of the committee of Naiionalists who Wis
tied him yesterday. 1t is less conciliatory
than the committee expected. 1t ia re-
ported that Gladstone refuses absolutely TO
enter into any negotiations regarding thu Sc
questions until Parneils retirement is an
accomplished fact.
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WAsHISeToN. December 6th.@Senato,
Ingalls, said tonight that Turner'S state
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Ca iforDia Gains One Congressman by
the EppOrliOament Bill.
CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.
Amendment to the Interstate Com
merce Law-The San
Rafael River.
isF8oIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-UNIos.l
ONLY A SLOUGH.

issao1AL D1sPAToHzs TO THE REooRD-UN1oN.
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The Negro Conference.

MOHAWK, n. Y, June 5.-At the second
days session of the negro conference the
secretary Of woman's work in the Amer
lean Missionary society opened the dis
cussion on "Home Life of the Negro in
the Black Belt Of the South" United
States Commissioner OF Education Har-
ris, Rev. DR.. Lyman Abbott and others
were among the speakers. AT the even
ing session Ex-President Hayes read
letter from Bishop Haywood, Of Alabama.
who said among other things, "Many
people in the North are unduly impatient,
many white people South are unduly anx-
ious. Many colorcd people do not suf-
flciently realize how much has been done
for them and achieved by them To be pa
tent with conditions that cannot be
changed at once"