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USED AS A CATSPAW,
A. Il. zahniser Innooently Helps a Fol,

A. ii. Zahniser Innocentiy Helps n Fellow
to Steal a Barrel of Resin.
A. ii. Zabniser was arrested and locked up In
the Observation-Disclosures Police Station, charged
with stealing barrel Of resin. Zahniser. who is
an hOnest-lo0king workingman, saws that man
named Clarke, Tor whom the police are looking
for The same offense, borrowed the wagon he
was driving from bis employer and asked him 10
nothing wrong, as lie says, helped him roll a bar
rel OF resin on the wagon from Feshboch's soap
factory on Sixteenth street. They took the
left II standing In the wagon all night. Zahniser
further explains that Clarke is a SOAP maker and
ne supposed that he had bought the resin from
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HIS AIM WAS BAD.
! Row Over a Woman Nearly eliminates in

s Row Over a Woman Nearly eliminates in
Murder.
MARYsvILLE, July 19-Marysyllle came near
being the scene OF another tragedy early this
morning, when John McDermoti took three shots
at John Sullivan, who is more Familiarity known
a. ARIZONA Jack" Tie shooting occurred in
house run by a woman named Minnie Steel.
McDefmOtt had been living with this woman for
some Tine, aud when dispute arose between
Minnie steel aud Sullivan, MeDeTmOtt interfered.
Tying 10 avoid trouble, sullivan started 10 90
upstairs, when McDermott, following took three
shots at him with revolver, one shot going
IhIOues his coat-sleeve. MeDermott was ar
rested this morning. He had hearing In the
Police Court and Judge Gardner bound him over
10 answer 10 the charge OF assault TO murder be.
fore The Superior Court and bond fixed at $4,000.
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SUSPICIOUS OF BUCKLEY.
His Followers Weary OF His Air OF Ex-
clusiyeness.

His Followers Weary OF His Air OF Ex-
ciusiyeness.
The aEtl-Buckley men are still hard at work
segregatIng and arranging the names which
have been signed to their pledges. and promise
before the end OF The present week TO have their
organization complete in nearly every one of the
80 precincts in the city.
There is no doubt that the movement is
troubling tile boss aud he WILL 1t Is believed,
make an effort soon TO pull II down." How far
he can succeed Is question for the future to
decide buI II is dollars 10 dimes lie will be badly
frightened before lie succeeds. He Is losing
strength every day, aud al because OF his lH0r-
dinate desire for social recognition.
The lambs" beginning 10 find TO their
sorrow that The stories OF his Intention to hold
himself aloOf from them are only too true and
this Is causing them 10 regard him with suS-
plcion. They realize. too. that by their efforts
he has grown rich, and while they remain poor
he is preparing 10 shake them of. This feeling
is growing deeper as The days 20 by, aud mutter-
Ings of discomfort are already heard.
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An Immense Clearance Sale. To the Public.
T HAVE BOUGHT 500 YARDS OF HUDDERS-
l. field Serges and Cheviots IN blue and black. at
an immense bargain. have more than l can use
and Will offer a genuine reduction sale for the next
80 days that has never been offered before the
Pacific Coast. Suits made to order for S22 SO that
are worth $50 and other goods IN proportion. These
goods make fine dress suits and are all the go.
HY- see my prices in the window.
2O3 M0NTG OMERY STREET,
S24 MARKET ST. and I11O-I 1T MARKET.
mylS SuMoWetf
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HON. JAMES p. WALKER.

The death OF Congressman James Peter
Walker al his home 10 Dexter, No., from apo
plexy, was lelegraphed 10 his colleague, Repre-
sentative DOckery OF the Third District at Wash
ingtoB, as having occurred during the day yes
tsrday.
James Peter Walker OF Dexter was born In
Louderdale County. Tennessee, March Is. 1851
He removed to Missouri in 1867, and was
elected TO the Filtieth Congress. BE was re-
elected 10 the Fifty-frst Cong ess as Democrat,
receiving 1888 against IA l39 votes for Moses
Wbybark, Republican, and 80 votes scattering.
He represented the Fourteenth District.
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Republic cans residing In the First Precinct Of
the Thirty.frst District, met at 115 Jackson
street last evening and made the following choice
of officers: President, Thomas Murray; Vice.
President Antonio Martiono; Secretary. NJ.
Stafford; Treasurer, Frank Alviera; Sergeant
alarms. j. Raymond; Executive Committee
l.. Nunes, q. Malan. Songs and recitatons
were given by John BrPonoiti, William Silviera
and Joseph Bello. L. Nunes was indorsed for
Supervisor of the First Ward.
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PREMATURE EXPLOSION.

Two Miners Injured at the Golden Gate Clsim
al 0roville.
SACRAMENTO, July 19.-1he Bees oroville
special says: Sam Downing and George James,
TWO miners at the Golden Gate claim, were pre-
pairing to put OFF a blast in a rock yesterday
afternoon when the charge OF powder exploded,
wOunding Downing on tue arm and hand, and II
Is feared binding him in both eyes James had
one eve serIOuslN hurt.
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NInleahey Holding the Fort.

jim Muleahey still holds the fort at the corner
OF Stockton aud Ellis streets, but it Is painfully
evident that the glory of the Republican Execu-
tive Committee has departed. Somebody has
"failen down" and the promised bolt is heard OF
10 more. Andy LOudetback persists In main
tanng That the headquarters Will be kept open
until after The election. but there are those who
doubt tile possibility of such assertion prov
ing true. The probabilities are that their task is
ended and that they will quietly close up shop in
The near future.
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Reward for GEORGE Balls Murdert,

MARYsvILLE, July 19.-The Board of Super
visors OF Yuba County have offered reward of
$500 for information that will lead 10 lie arrest
and conviction of tie arIieS implicated in the
murder OF George Ball. which occurred III this
city on the morning of July 10th. III citizens
are also raising purse for the same purpose
Owing to the righteousness OF The crime and the
lac OF 4 clew the Governor has been requested
to offer liberal reward al once.
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THE KID GANG.
One Of q Band Of Indian Murderers Reported
KUifd

TUCSON, July I9.-The Stars Wilcox special
says: News has Just reached here that Lieu.
tenant Niche and his scouts, while in battle
this afternoon with the Kid gang In the Sierra
ers escaping into the mountains and tine offcers
and scouts following close. IL is Thought they
Will soon be captured. Wah Ian Tap's head was
sent 10 he nearest post for Identification He Is
one OF TIE Indians who killed Sheriff REYNOLDS
last fall, ara 1t is supposed that be, with the
Kid gang. murdered Hardy short time ago In
Fuckers Canyon.
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Nibsy" Levy, familiar figure In front OF
the theaters where he can be generally found
practlcing his calling OF ticket-scalper was ar.
rested by Oficer Burnett In front OF the Califor.
MIA Iheater last night for peddling theatrical
tickets without license. "NiDsy" was re.
leased on deposlting 500 cash ball He has
been arrested before for the same offense
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Iniur u Dy a Blast.

One. l.-.E, July 19.-Yesterday Sam Downing
and George James. laborers at The Golden Gate
River Mine, near this town, were injured by a
premature blast. The first is badly hurt and
the second will lose one OF his eyes, n not bOTh
Tie accident was caused by enclosures.
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INDIAN OUTRAGE.

White Man Fired Upcn and a Running
Fight Ensues.
LINKvILLE (Oregon) July 19.-Reports OF a
shooting ARRAY between a man named Garrett
and some Indians ON the reservation reached
here to-day. Garret bought a pony from The In
dams and was taking The horse away when he
was attacked by TWO Indians and several shots
were EXCHANGED. The horse was wounded, and
after a running fight of several miles the animal
iell dead. GaITet escaped on foot.
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Accidentally Shot

SALEM (Oregonl July 19.-Newton Tanner
aged 23 years, living three miles from here, was
probably fatally injured this afternoon by the
accidental discharge OF revolver. The weapon
fell from his pocket ana was discharged. The ball
entering his ShOudrr. fTaeturing bis collar bone.
HIS recovery Is doubtful.
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GRASS VALLEY, July 19.-This afternoon a
ten-year.old son of Henry Hanson was thrown
from Wins-hoist at mine near the Idaho mine,
and the back OF his skull as fractured. the brain
protruding from the wound. Tfepanning will be
resOrted 10.
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STRUCK BY THE CARS.
He Did Not See the Train Until 1t Was Too

He Did Not See the Train Until 1t Was Too
Late to Escape
PLEAsANToY, July ia German named A.
f. HIGHLAND. employed on the Lefranc ranch,
Just east of town, while returning from town this
evening did not appear TO notice the approach OF
the West-bound local train. He undertook TO
cross The TACK, but the train being so close the
horse took fight and made sudden turn, throw
ing The buggy against the train. The force OF
Tie tram Threw him back against the fence,
breaking his arm and cutting his head badly IN
several "iaces. lie was taken aboard the train
and brought 10 PleasantoD, and Is under the care
OF Drs. CUpe and Mehrman, who think his
chances ale good for recovery. He Is 20 years
ola aud has no relatives in This country.
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BOTH MISSING.
disappearance of Hotel Clerk and Money

Disappearance Of Hotel Clerk and Money
Belonging to Guest.
SEATTLE, July 19.-Hauy Cummings, night
clerk at the Willis House, is missing and win
him SAL, the property OF John Sangester.
About fifteen days ago the position oil nght
clerk at The Willis became vacant and Cum
mingS who had just arrived from Gallo MA
where he claimed he had been employed IN
various hotels, was employed. On Inc hlshl OF ne
10Th John Sangesler stopped at the house and
gave Cummings SAL 10 Keep for him. obtaining
the clerks receipt for that amount. Sange>ter
called at the hotel this morning 10 gel MS money
and was Informed that Cummings lad not Deen
seen since Thursday morning. All inquiries
have failed TO elicit any information as 10 his
sgha
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State rorve,fiop DELEGATES.

REDDING, July 19.--Tne followng-named per-
sons were appointed by the Republican County
Central Committee Of Shasta as delegates TO the
S ate Convention, which meets IN Sacramento,
August I2th: Edward Sweeuy, Frank W. Smith,
Harry DOdsOn, William HAYES. Mayn Plumb,
NJ. p. Rose, A. j. Drynon and l.. w. Kidd. They
indorsed General Chapman of Red Bluff for Gov
PrDOr.
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A CONNECTS DEATH.

James MadegGn, Burglar, Drowned Near
the Prison at Folsom.
SACRAMENTO. July 19.-The Bees Folsom
special says: James Madegan. a convict serving
a five years sentence in Folsom Prison, having
been sent from Sacramento on a conviction OF
burglary, was drowned In tue American River
yesterday afternoon at 3 o'clock MaGegan was
repairing some of the rigging OF the derrick sta
Toned about midway of The dam, lost his footing
and fell fifteen feet into The river, and was car
Tied over the dam. lie rose TO the surface, and
efforts were made 10 rescue him, but before he
could be reached lie went down and was seen
no more. His body was found This morning 300
yards below line dam
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c aptain John Hunter. Mexican War veteran
and an old sailor, died at his home in Peialuma
yesterday aged so years. He was an officer on
the man-of-war that made The first attack on the
fortress OF De Neloa, wien The attack was made
on Vera Cruz, and III The early 1fties was an
OF this city.
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Barns DESTROYED.

GRIDLEY, July l9.-The barns and oulbulld-
ings belonging to j. f. RhOton J. Il. Todd and
the estate of o. sweZy were destroyed by fire at
II o. clock last ight. The loss is $1,000. inSur-
ance $3.50. The origin OF the fire is unknown,
but il is supposed 10 have been caused by
cigarettes
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Broke His jaw.

Michael Spalght, savage-looklng slough"
was In drunken row with Michael Bogue In q
Bernal Heights saloon yesterday aud struck
Bogue with club, breaking his jaw. Spaight
was arrested and locked up In The Seventeenth
street Station on q charge OF mayhem.
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The Lime Kiln Club OF the Seventh Ward has
elected as officers: President, John Robinson;
Eice-PresdeDt James Garrigan; Secretary,
John NJ cCabe; Treasurer, Bernard McCabe;
Sergeant at-Arms John Daley; Trusiees-Leo
johnson, Daniel Lynch and Michael Doughefty.
The club Is said 10 number seventy-fye members.
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PETALU MA. July 19.-Golonel Robert ]. Pres
ton, pioneer merchant OF San Francisco "a
years of age, is very Ill and not expected TO live
until morning. He is member OF The Mexican
Veteran Association OF America.
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Delegates Chosen.

Club No. 2. Of the Forty-eighth Assembly Dis
tTict. met last evening at Mayberry's Hail. and
nominated H. L. SanborD, e. w. ScheIl and G.
W, Tabor as delegates 10 the State convention.
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A Prob be Fatal accident

ALBANY (Oregon), July 19.-James Sheridan,
while moving away hay In barn at Tangent,
fell from the loft to the floor, a distance OF
eighteen feet. His right thigh was crushed and
three teeth knocked ouI. His recovery is
doubtful
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MOTION DENIED.
Change of Venue Refused he Alleged Muir
de-ars IF the Fredericksons

ASTORIA, July ia motion for n change of
venue in the cases of }. b. and George Rose,
John Edwards and Edward Gibbons, charged
with the murder of j. +. Frederickson and his
vile in Pacific County, Washington, was denied
by Judge Bloomfield In the Superior Court at
Oystcryille. The prisoners viii be tried there al
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court in This city, The suits are brought by
four persons who were injured by the falling of
a car through the bridge near the Cascades last
the same Incident
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Preparing for the Primaries.

George w. Lee, the Secretary of the Republ-
can County Committee, is busliy preparing with
the aid OF his assistant. Hugh Forbes for the
approaching primaries, and Is working night and
day. His work has been done IN most thorough
and systematic manner, and has gained for him
The thanks OF the comnattee.
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orostratan By the Heat

PETALUMA, July 10 Ed Kitchen, a young
man working on Whites farm. near LareyilIe,
was Frustrated By heat yesterday, and is not ex-
pected TO live. He was brought to The Brooklyn
Hotel 10 this city for treatment.
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HEALDsBURG, July 19.-An election for the
purpose Of voting tax for High School purposes
was held In this city to-day, and, although great
opposition was made 10 The measure, the tax was
carried by large majority
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Mrs. r. f. Fargo died yesterday morning at
Buffalo after an illness OF long duration. De.
ceased was the widow OF William e. Fargo, the
wellknown express manager. Some years ago
she mariied +. +. Fargo. who was at one time
well known in California politics. He was no
relative,
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Yacauills,s Foundation

VACAYILLE. July 19.-From returns given
the Enterprise by local enumerators, Vacayille
Township shows a population of 2714, and In the
town proper of 723. Among the number are 706
Chinese and japanese.
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Injured BY a HaY-Cutte

PETALUMA, July ia little son Of Pete
Meadows Of this city had his hand badly Injured
to-day while playing with hay-cutter. ANA two
fingers will probably have TO be amputated.
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CareIessness WIN ma,che,

The alarm at 1888 O'clock yesterday afternoon
from Box 2S3 was for a fire in a One-siory frame
at 237 Twenty-eighth street, owned by Joseph
Neil and occupied by Il. A. Matthews. The loss
was 5000 and the cause carelessness with
nnain
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Mr.. Henshaw OF Portland, Or. owns four
Dheasants that are making a record as layers.
They began early In the spring and TO date have
produced 102 eggs.
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change Gershaber does not find 1t so funny
now, since lie langushes behnd the bars at the
Southern Police station with charge of obtain
ing money under false preienses, beau tifnlly EN-.
bossed opposite bis name on the prs on register.
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HON. CHARLES MACLAY.


Hon. Charles Maclay, State Senator. died at
his home in San Fernando, Los Angeles County,
YESTERDAY. aged 6S. His death was not unex-
pected for he had been suffering for years vii h
cancer OF the tace The deceased was born in
Concord, Franklin County, Pa, on November 8.
1922. In 1874 he joined the Baltimore Confer
ence of the Methodist Episcopal Church, and
served as agent for the Dckenson College Till
1851, when lie came to California with bis wife.
Brother Maclay was one OF the founders of the
California Christian Advocate, and the first NJ.
T. Conference in this State was held at his home
in San Francisco. In tbe establishing of the
Methodist College at Santa Clara and trustee
OF that and the first Protestant church. Mr..
Maclay took prominent part IN educational
matters. He was also active in politics, and
was sent TO the Legislature by the publicans
in 1861 and 1862. From 1864 to 1868 he
served as State Senator, and was on the State
electoral ticket when President Lincoln ran the
second time. In 1873 MIR. Maclay settled IN San
Fernando, where lie lived quietly until 1884,
when lie established the Theological College Of
The University Of Southern California. He en-
6owed the institution literally that It's name
was formally changed to Maclay College. The
deceased leaves widow and several children.
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Become the staple DentifrIce of America Slmply
because 1t is impossible to use It, even for week
without pereeying its hyglenic effect upon the
teeth, the gums and the breath.
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Forest Fires Near OrovIlle


ORovILLE, July 19.-Heayy forest fires are
raging in the foothills east OF here, ana much
damage is being done.
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SIR ALFRED SLADE.
Sir Alfred Slade Chief of the Inland Revenue
Department, died at London yesterday.
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LATEST sHlPPING INTELLIGENCE.

SATURDAY. July 10.
stmr Noyo, Drisko, so hours from Newport; bal
last, to Noyo Lumber Co.
Schr Mary Deieo Gruggle. 81 hours from Port
Restless; wreckage, to Lorenz Foard.
Movements of Transatlantic Steamers
NEW Y0RK-Arrved July l9-Stmr City OF
Richmond. from Liverpool: stmr Veendam, from
Rotterdam: stmr Slavonta, from Hamburg.
LoNDoN-Arrived July 19-Stmr Nordland, I'm
New York
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The sad news OF the death of Michael o Brien,
father OF j. j. and James OBrien, OF the we'll
known firm OF j. j. OBren g. Co., Dennis
O'Brien and Mrs. AGn Dillon, of this city, has
just been received. Mr. O'Brien died on the
18th ut.. in his home at NOdst0wD, Cashel, Ire
land, surrounded by his relatives ana intimate
friends. He was highly esteemed and respected
by all who knew him, and his death Is deeply re-
gretted He had reached the venerable age
OF IS. The obsequies Of MIR. O'Brien were
celebrated at BOherlahan Catholic Church at
Cashe June Goth. High mass was celebrated.
and the coffin which bore his remains
was laid on catafalque In front Of
the high alter. At the mass Rev. Father
Lane officiaied as eeebrant and the
Rev. Fathers Harrigan and Twohy of Cashel as
deacon and sub-deacOn. The Very Rev. Dean OF
Cashel and Fathers Clancy and Madden attended
in the choir. AS soon as the mass was over the
funeral procession started fol Ardmayle Gene
terry. IL was attended by large c0Dcourse OF
people, together with the cIergymen. Among
those assembled were William 0'Brien. son Of
the deceased; Michael Ryan BaydIne. son-ln.
law and many OF decedenps grandchildren as
chief mourners; r. Phillips, Esq.,, ID. L.; NJ
Ryan, Z. l.. &. and President of the 1. n. L. Of
Boherahan: ID. Walsh, Honorable Secretary, l.
n. L.; n. Mailer, z. L. q. A solemn requiem high
mass VIII be celebrated next Tuesday morning at
o'clock at st. Mary's Cathedral in this city for
the Tepose of his soul.
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Morris S. Belknap, an American banker Of the
City OF Mexico. died suddenly yesterday at Lou
isville, KY.
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PETALUMA, July 10 The City Hotel wa:
closed yesterday by an execution from YOlt
County.
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Lydia Becker, the leader of The Woman's Suf
frage movement, died yesterday at Geneva from
diphtnelia.
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Not 40 clever After AN,

Charles Gershaber thought 1t would be clever
trick to pass SO Confederate bill off on poor
Italian peddler. He did so and received "a in