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QUITE WILLING
TO ARBITRATE.
The holders Address the Founders
to That End.
Action Taken by the Laborers' Union Against
All Contract Work-A Strike Of Eighteen
Journeymen Tailors.

The striking molders are greatly perturbed lest
the public condemn them If the Pacific Coast
falls to receive Government contracts. Presi-
dent Valentine seemed more worried last night
than at any time since the strike began.
al do not want the public to censure u.s." he
SAID, "or to believe thai we are in an attitude thai
Will imperil the business interests Of this Coast
For that reason we have become cOncillatory
and we feel very anxious TO give our late employ.
ers a chance 10 arbiirale our differences"
What have you done, looking to an arbitra
ton ?"
9" We have prepared letter."
The letter referred TO by Mr.. Valentine Is the
following:
SAN FRANCISCO June A. 1890.
To The Engineers aud HOHJoUnderS' dissolution o.
San Frn1icfSco-GES rLENEN: AT meeting of this
union held last evening the following preamble and
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS We have within the past twenty-four
hours received positive and reliable Information
that the contracts for naval work Will not be given
by the Government to Arms where the work OF con-
struction is likely to be delayed from any cause
whatever and whereas the pretext OF labor troubles
Secretary of the Navy Tracy to award $S,OoO.0OO
worth of work TO Eastern firms which otherwise
would be performed in this city, therefore be 1t
Resotued, That Executive Committee be In
structed to meet with committee from the EDgi-
neers' and IrOn-founders' Association, II they so
desire with a view the adjustment OF the present
strike, and be it further
Resolved That copy OF these resolutions be sent
the Secretary of the Engineers and Iron-found-
ers' Association, requesting also that he send US a
reply possible stating whether the asSo-
citation is willing to meet with us or not.
BY order of Iron-molders Union. No. l64.
JOHN S. COLLINS, Cor. Representative.
There Is a great deal of diversity OF opinion as
to what will be the result OF the conference de-
manded, which will probably take place 10 a few
days. The molders would not make public their
demands. or say just how they want to treat with
the founders and engineers.
Henry T. Scott OF lie Union Iron Works said
yesterday that lie did not believe that the atti-
tude of The strikers would prejudice the Govern
ment contracts, but rather than surrender TO the
strikers he believed the stockholders would say,
" Let Tie contracts CO."
Oscar Lewis of the Architectural Foundry felt
as strongly as Mr.. Scott in favor OF refusing The
holders demands. He thought that there would
be no need of arbitration even If the foundrleS
could be assured that the molders would not use
violence against non-uniOn men. He was OPP
posed TO all tile strikers demands, which lie
characterized an unwonted Interference In
the business of the f9uHdres. 1--WE have been
tyraunized over by them 100 long already" he
said.
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NV Militia Rapnlntinns.

SACRAMENTO. June 14.-The Governor to-day
appointed j. Fl. Levy OF San Quentin and Thomas
Watts OF ST. Helena notarles public A letter OF
recommendation was issued by the Governor to
the Governor of Montana commenting George
I. Knox Of San Francisco for the office OF Com
missioner OF Deeds.
Adjutant-General Orion has issued the new
Inles and regulations governing the National
Guard
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FROM MEXICO.
American Prospectors Have Running Fight
With Apaches

hmsFlCan Fr05p6ctoTs have Running FIght
With Apaches.
TUscoS [AriZ-l. June 14.-Adylces TO the 81 ar
from JuareZ, near Casa Grande, sonora, Mexico,
OF the tih INST, say: Six American DroSpectors
ran into a band Of eighteen Apaebes on the east
ern slope Of the Sierra Madres. and had run
ring light for fifteen miles, and only escaped on
account OF the teelness Of their horses.
The emigration OF MOrmOns from Utah Into
the sierra Madres has been large during the last
six months and al JuareZ there are seventy fam
lies. AT Corvallis aud Cave Valley there are
twenty families each. The two latter settle
nents are on the crest OF the Sierra Msdres near
Casa Grande and in the foothills. The Mexi-
cans are giving much announcement to the NJ or
mon colonies, they will aid in destroying the
Apaebes and are rapidly developing the ag icul-
tuIal resources OF the State.
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The Fonrth of July.

The Finance Committee of the Fourth of
July Committee, with ID. A. Mcdonald in
the chair, accepted last evening the resig-
nation of c. L. Taylor. Robert Haight was
appointed in his place. 1t was decided to
send out collectors ON Tuesday to gather
funds for celebrating the day. The Invita- :
ton Committee will meet Tomorrow even
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WILL COMPETE FOR PRIZES
ramsnto to Be Represented in County Ex-
hihits NJ S,ata E,ira

Sacramento TO Be Represented in County Ex-
hbits at State Fairs
=. SACRAMENTO, June 14.-There was q large
gathering Of Changers ana frult-gIowers at the
town of FlOnn, near this city, to-day Delega-
tons were present from all oranges In the conn
tTy The affair being under the auspices OF the
Pomona Grange. TIE F1orin farmers and men,
b OF the florin Fruit-gToweTs' Association
hid a joint meeting and discussed the
interests OF their respective calllngs.
! lie result OF the consultation was the adoption
of resolution that heueeforth Sacramento shall
mol lake a back seat In the matter OF county
exhibits at State fairs. Hitherto she has re
Trained from competing for the honor Of the best
exhibit, and the rangers find that ii has worked
10 her injury. They proposed In the future to
get up The best possible exhibit ana 10 win the
nTsI pTiZr If possible.
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CHAIRMAN DoUGHERTY AGAIN.
He Has Succeeded in Stirring Up An
other Little Row.

Iib HHB bUVCtHUbU III bllTTIHE UP Nh
other Little Row.
Ex-senator John Dougherty is still employing
his time In maning political enemies, and unless
BOSS" Buckley hastens his return his beiger-
ent henchman will have succeeded In stirring UP
innumerabie dssensions that Will require a
soothing hand to quiet them. This time It is the
Fire Department. Since the elevation OF Dough
erty TO The dizzy height OF The Craftsmanship of
the Democratic County Committee he has been
using his position 10 pay of old scores, and the
consequent howl that Is going w Is both loud
and long. Many OF The iremeu have been trans
ferred from companies with which they have
been connected for years, and they are taking
advantage OF the occasion to denouace DOugherty
IN no mild terms. They threaten to "play event
at the polls,
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A Match Trot.

SACRAMENTO June 14.-At Agricultural Park
this afternoon there was match trot between
William HeHdrcksOn's mare Fannie q and VIII
bur SMITHS mare Chloe. The former won IN
straight heats Time 2:3412-2:37.
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Folsom Independent. Club

at a meeting OF the F0lsom-street Independent
Club last night, il was decided to change the
name TO that OF the Young Mems Regular Re.
publican Club" The following permanent Off
GERS were elected: John Kennedy, President;
William Grace, Vice President; William ODon-
nell, Secretary; Eugene Kelly, Financial Secre-
tary; William Dolan, Recording Secretary; John
Costello. Treasurer; Owen Bradley, Sergeant-at-
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with innumerable photographs of the Ger
man and British royal families. Caricatures
abound, and there is vivid little sketch in
water-col0rs of wounded crocodile with
wide-stretched jaws, making its way into the
river, with its pursuers in the background.
The furniture is all of mahogany and dark
green leathar.
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George Liddle. who acted as time-keeper
in the fatal McBride-La Rue fight at the
Golden Gate Club and who surrendered
himself on a charge of murder. has been
released on $4,000 bail, which was accepted
by Judge Levy Of the Superior Court.
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Califnrnia's Gran

SACRAMENTO June 14.-The following weekly
crop bulletin was to-day sent by Sergeant Bar
wick to the chief signal officer al Washington, d.
c.: The weather is favorable for all crops.
Fruits, except peaches ana aptieots, Will be
about The average yield throughout the Stale.
Hay and barley harvesting Is going on with an
abundant Weld,
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Portland Races,

PORTLAND, June 14.-Although the weather
was threatening to-day about $500 people at
tended the races. In the running, mile heat
Guide won; best time, 1:44 In the trottine
race for the 2:40 class. Joe Kenney won, will
Harry Howe second; best time, 1882 In the
trotting, free for all, Little Joe won, with Alta
second; best time. 2:321A.
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Died From a Shock.

SAN DIEGO June l4.-WillIam Ramwell,
crockery merchant dropped dead in his place OF
business late last night In The afternoon he
attempted 10 stop runaway team, and it Is sup
posed that the shock which he received hastened
his death.
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ON THE RAMPAGE.
Indians Rob Store and Stampede Band of
Hsrses

SPOKANE FALLS, June 14-J. o. Lennard,
who just arrived from Okanogon County, brings
news that the store OF "Paw" Cummings was
robbed OF a large amount OF merchandise and
$50 cash Thursday last by Indians, who after
ward stampeded band OF horses belonging TO a
man living at the mouth OF Salmon River and so
terIoriZed him by drawing tie back Of dirk
knife across his throat that he fed from the
country. An Indian Agent with posse started
In pursuII Of The Indiana
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BLAZE AT CLOVERDALE.
Business Places and Residences Destroyed by
Fire

CLovERDALE, June IA fire started this
morning at 1870 O'clock back of Seavy Bros.'
harness-shOp and destroyed a restaurant and
bakery. the loss on which is $4,000; insurance,
$500. Seayy Bros entire STOCK was destroyed I;
loss. about $500; Insurance, $1,000. The Tay
lOr House was total loss no insurance. Tie
residences OF James Barnes and L. A. Kerr also
Messrs TAYLOR & Sons and owned by Denice Of
Headsburg. The loss on the Taylor House and
esini eats Is about $1,000. The total loss is about
hfemen responded TO the call aud with their he
roc work saved Tie town from great conflagra-
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At the Cooks and Walters, Union last night a
boycott was declared against the Austr Hun
garian restaurant, the proprietor having re-
fused 10 recognize the union. Five candidates
were initiated. The Leather workers were
present and exhibited samples of union white
labor work.
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a meeting of the various Sacbems OF the state
League OF Iroquois Clubs will meet at the end of
the month to elect successor to James V. Cole
man, who resigned to carry out bis imaginary
tight for the gubernat0ria nomination. Cole
mans boomlct, by the way, has not since been
hanr n from
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Golden Eagle Democrats.

At a meeting OF The Golden Eagle Democratic
Club last night the following officers were
elected: Cornelius Keefe. President; John
Ruddick, Vice President; George iiuterman,
Secretary: william Peters, Treasurer; John
Burke, Sergeant a Arms.
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and a sprinkle OF rain fell in various sections.
A good steady rain Is badly needed. Haying Is
in propress and the crop is not an average one.
Wheat prospects are better than one year ago.
Fall wheat is very good, but the spring sown
unite poOr,
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A Gc.AsYor-Pleass Match

NAPA, June IA thirty six-hOur go-as-you'
please walking-mateh was commenced at moor
to-day in Maple Hall rink with six contestants
Considerable interest is taken IN ii.
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Ere in Lower California.

SAN DIEGO, June IA fire in the vicinity OF
Santa Rosa, Lower California, destroyed vast
amount of grain in the field, houses and live
stock. The loss is reported at $4,000 The
lire is supposed to have been started by Indians
Inning noney
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An inquest was held yesterday on the
body of Manuel Villamonte, who committed
suicide at his home In the Mission several
days ago The Coroner's jury found that
he came to his death from the effects of a
pistol wound self-inflicted.
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A small Blaze.

The alarm from Box 65 at 10 10 o'clock
this morning was for fire in the rear of a
two-story frame building at 554 Minna
street. The damage was $40 and the cause
unknown.
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E.,ee Mt . Candidate.

Morris NJ. Estee denies that he is a candidate
for the Office OF Appraiser General and claims
that he would not accept It. He alleges that he
Is not seeking office. and Is not aware that any
office Is hunting him.
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There's ono tooth-wash. the ladies' pride.
Beloved by bellies DER every wash " beside:
One dentifrice there is supremacy blest,
A sweeter, better one than all the rest;
And you will find. in every land the same
That SOZOD0NT's its old, familiar name.
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A Child Loses Four Fingers

CHICO, June 1.-THE fouT-year-old son OF
George ardinhire while playing with his two
year-old sister accidentally cut OFF her fingers.
They were playing with an axe when the brother
let II fall cutting tour fingers of OF the lett hand
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GRASS VALLEY, June 14.-Harry Strader Of
Butte City, Mont, died suddenly here to-day.
He leaves 4 widow and two children.
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Charles Culp. a crippled miner of Nevada
City, was attacked with prickly heat last
week. He thought re had smallpox and
for fear Of spreading the disease he locked
himself in his cabin and stayed three DAYS
without food before he was discovered.
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Frrm Ar.z,na to Washington.
4 Sudden Death.

VANCOUVER (Wash.), June 14.-Troop f,
Fourth Cavalry. arrived here this afternoon from
Fort Lowell, AriZ-, 10 tahe its station here.
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Tacoma nraggarts silenced.

1t happened on the train between Seattle
and Tacoma. Right in front Of the Town
Crer sat a party of Tacoma men, and they
had been crying down the Queen City and
putting up the "City Of Destitution until
the rest of the passengers were completely
disguised.
The train was at length drawing near
Tacoma, and the conductor was passing
through the car, when a meek little man,
who had been sitting quietly in one corner
OF the ear during the entire trip, started up,
rubbed his eyes and said in loud voice:
Conductor, does this train stop at Tacoma
without being fagged?"
The laugh that greeted this sally was deaf
ening and Tacoma was not again heard of
during the entire trip.-Seattle News.
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MURDERED FOR MONEY.

An Aged Man Shot Through the Head an,
His House Robbed.
Los ANGELES, June 14.-Fred Beckert, q
German 60 years old, was found murdered il
his house. twenty-five miles west of Lancaste
IN This county, on Thursday morning. He was
shot through the back OF the head the bullet be-
lug OF a. cal ber His trunk had been broker
Upen and his clothes, money and watch stolen
A Justice of the Peace held An inquest YESTERDAY
and the jury returned verdict that deceas sec
was mu deren by unknown parties. The BODY
was buried al Maynard. The murdered man has
no citations in this country. Ii is reported he
mad considerable money In a bank In San Fran
ole
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Oregon Crops.

PORTLAND, June lathe Oregon Weather
Bureau Today telegraphed TO the Chief Signal
Service Officer al Washington relatives to Oregon
crOpss The weather has been cloudy aud cool,
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STEALING OYER
THE BORDER LINE.
Hundreds of Chinese Laborers
Landing Monthly at Mex
lean Ports.
COMING TO THIS COUNTRY.

Strong Evidence of Special Treas
ury Agent Against Coolies Who
Landed IllegalIy-Captain Milti-
more's Trial by Court-Martial.
An Aged Man Murdered and His
Property StoIen-Fire at Clover
dale.
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shoemakers, Headquarters.

The Shoemakers Union Committee on Head
quarters has had a large amount OF lumber sent
10 Second and Mission streets, where new head
quarters VIII soon be finished.
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SPECS, UPWARD. GENUINE CRYSTAL EYE
GLASSES and SPECTACLES. Take them
15 !: s.; e;
dies Glove Store. next to hat store
myl3 TuFrSu Up lot
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MISCELLANEOUS,

overheard one say of her. By Heaven she's
painted" Yes" retorted she Indignantly,
hand by heaven onlyi" Rudy health man
tied her cheek. yet this beautiful lady. once
thin and pale, and suffering from dry, hack
ing cough, night-sweats, and splitting of blood.
seemed destined to ill a consumptive's grave.
After spending hundreds OF dollars on physi-
clans. without benefit, she tried DIR. Pierces
Golden Medical Discovery; her Improvement
was soon marked, and In few months she
was plump and rosy again,-a perfect picture
of health and strength
This wonderful Golden Medical Discov-
cry" now world-famed as remedy for con-
sumption, which is really lung -scrofula, is not
only an acknowledged remedy for that terri
bly, fatal rnalady, when taken in time and
given a fair trial, but also for all forms OF
scrofulous. Skin and Scalp Diseases, as White
Swellings, Fever sores, Hip joint Disease
Salt rheuno, letter, Eczema, Boils, Carbun-
cles. Erysipelas and kindred ailments All
scaly. crusty. itching, troublesome eruptions
yield readily to its curative powers. 1t invig-
crates the liver, enriches the blood and pro-
NOTES all the bodily functions. It is the only
liver, blood and lung remedy. sold by drug
gtsts under a positive guarantee that it
will do all that it is recommended to, or money
paid for it will be promptly refunded.
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T. II. Barnard of Chico has applied to
the Butte County Supervisors for fran
chise TO erect and maintain toll bridge
over the Sacramento at the site of the free
bridge that was washed away last win
ter. The proposed t0l-bridge will be 514
feet long by eighteen feet wide.
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HAPPENINGS IN
CHINA AND JAPAN,
A Large Loan Taken by ANEW
German Bank for China.
Ii Hung Chang Wants to Cultivate Friendly
Feelings With All the World-Terrible Fires
in Japan-The Imbrie Outrage.

The steamship Oceanic Of the Occidental and
Oriental line arrived in port last night from
China and Japan. She brought 83 cabin passen-
gers and "a Cinnamon In the steerage. From
Hong Kong papers OF May 22d and Yokohama
files as late as June 1sI the following items 10
taken:
The report Of Commission er Happier shows
that there Is the prospect Of fairly large trade
passing through MengiZu, the new customs sta
ton opened on the YuDnan- Ton qun frontier. The
Red River route possesses special advantages,
and II II were not for the protective duties levied
IN Tonquln, large trade would already have
sprung up. AS 1t is, even With the duties against
II, Hong Kong's share OF The trade is about 78
per cent.
Sheug Taotai has been sent to Shanghai to try
and come TO some arrangement with the fore On
steamship companies with regard TO establishing
uniform ffeights and passenger rates, In order to
put an end 10 the present cut-Ihroat competi ion.
The Viceroy of CantO reports that he has taken
energetic measures to suppress piracy, which
has recently given considerable trouble along
the shores OF the kwapgtung province.
The tea markets in The north are opening but
reliable reports as to the condition OF the crop
are not yet TO hand. AT HankOw It is said thai
the quality OF the leaf Is much better than last
year and that the tea Is cheaper. On the other
hand, The Hupeh an d Human teas are said to be
dearer than those OF previous years, While news
from klukiang is TO the effect that the crop OF
teas this season is rather under that OF the pre- :
ylOus season and much c0arser, and not so clean.
The returns OF the imperial customs for the
first quarter of 1890 show Il slight Increase on
the same period last year, but the total value of
the trade is sill under that OF 1888.
II Is stated that the German Bank recently estab-
lished In China, has concluded loan OF lis.
1000, 900 on gold basis al 6 per cent with the
Governor OF Shantung. and another loan for a
similar amount with Sheng TaOtal, on behalf OF
the Chinese Telegraph Administration. The
loans were In the rket for some time.
LII Hung Chang presided at the opening OF the
new Municipal Hall at Tlenlsin which Is named
after the late General Gordon. His EXcellency
made a speech, IN the course Of which lie said !:
4" Ii is my wish and Intention not only 10 make
China strong and respected, but also to cultivate
friendly relations with the foreign nations that
come to us for The purposes OF trade, which ben
etts all parties concerned" He spoke OF Cen
eral Gordon as "a distinguished friend OF my
own, whose brilliant military ialents came first
into notice in connection with my own cam
paigns, and whose subsequent pure and noble
career IN other countries followed With The
gieatest interest and admiration, and whose pre-
mature loss sIlll deeply deplore."
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uAH0NE 1BANDoyED NM.

A writer in the New York star
speaking of George c. Gorham the
other day said:
"A Democratic Administration left
him without an Office. and he became
the editor of the Ndfi0aal RepH6lieam
in Washington.
The Democratic Administration left
Mr.. Gorham without an Office, il is
true, but the inference that it found
him with an Office is not true. He had
been left without an Office by ali the
Republican Administrations never hay
ing held place by Presidential or exec
utive appointment. Again, he became
editor of the NdtioHG Republican after
the election of 1880, when General
Thomas j. Brady bought controlling
interest in it, lie retained this position
for awhile after President Arthurs
friends bought the paper, but failed to
get along with them and finally quit,
When the National Republican Conyen-
ton met at Chicago in 1894 Gorham was
there and aided effectively in prevent
ing Arthur's nomination for President.
Later, he assisted in the defeat of Mr..
Blaine, who had captured the nomina-
ton. Mr. Gorhams failure TO become
Secretary of the Senate when the Re-
publicaus had regained control Of that
body was dae to lack of nerve on the
part of General Malone, then Sena-
tor from Virginia, to whose political
success Gorham had largely con
tributed. In fact, II Is not too much to
say that Gorham personally, aud as
editor of the National Republican, con
tributed more largely and effectively to
the success of the Readjuster party in
Virginia In 1881, when Cameron was
elected Governor and the late Mr., Rid