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An Experiment With a Bride.

bridal couple took our train from Buf
falo for Philadelphia, and it was generally
remarked that they conducted themselve,
as well as could be expected under the cir.
cumstances. Alter about four hours ride
the groom got off at station where a abort
stop was made, saying to the bride that he
wanted to speak to man, but saving to
one of the boys on the quiet:
when the train starts I'll get into the
car behind, and she'll think | was left.
Then look out to see her go into fits. ri
appear on the scene In time to prevent con-
sequences"
The programme was carried out. AS the
train started drummer rushed into the ga
and pumped himself down beside the bride
without question, and in five minutes he
was talking about the weather. RuffaIo.
Philadelphia and dozen other things
She grew Interested at once, and did not
even appear to think of her newly made
husband. The latter waited a ouarter of
an hour and then sneaked into the car He
expected to find her half dead with ANXIETY.
but she was not. She was talking in n yeTv
animated way. and when he came forwa I'd
she looked up and sad
That you, James? thought vou were
left. Sit down back there s0mewh here"
And Tor two hours he "sot," while that
drummer held the fort, and everybody was
tlckied to death. Later on one of the bows
said to him: -' wy
Your experiment didn't work as Won
thought it would, did it?"
Not exactly" was the reply; "but Won
waltl You ought to be around Tonight,
| when lick her with wet towelp-N. Y,
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Louisville Results.

LOUISVILLE, May 2o-The weather was clear
and pleasant to-day, but the track was heavy
The races resulted as follows:
First race, one mile and one hundred Yards
(seillng)-Castaway (Breckinridge) won, Clamor
lAllen) second. Mary II (Porter) third. Time,
5S13.
Second race, one mile (selling)-Brookfu (Fox)
won, Semaphore PorteD second, MoOdheld
(StewarD third. Time, 1852.
Third race (Meichants' handicap one mile and
furlong-GlocNner( Britt0m won, JO-J 10 (SIeppe)
second, Hypocrlte (Overton) third. Time
2:09h.
Fourth race, one mile (seIng)-Jake Miller
(McFeel won, Silver King (PorteD second. Ell
(BIitton) third Time, 40.
Fifth race, half mile, two-year -olds-Gen
Caldwell (Allen) won. Laura Agnes (Keyes) sec
ond, Consolation (Steppe) third. Time, O:52 a.
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Louisville Entries.

LOUISVILLE, May 20.-FOllOwlng are the en-
tries for tomorrow: First race, Louisville Hotel
handicap, one miIe-Huntress 1o2, Castaway
los, BlarneystoDe los, Macaulay 1o3, Marion q
100, Kate Malone 100. Crehb 10o Osborne 80,
j. b. Ford SO.
Second race, Kentucky Oaks, one mile and a
half-Euglish Lady 113, Mary X 1l3
Third race one mile and seventy yards-Uncle
Kit 81, First Lap %, Nina Archer 1O4 Work
mate 1O4, John Mccullough 105 War Peak 1906
Lapdness 107.
Fourth race, five eighths of mile for Two
year-olds (sellingl-Laura Allen 100. Ed Leonard
Clark 1903, Lamar 10Y.
Fifth race, half mile. for two year-olds - Hin
doc Lass 1O1, Nettie Beatrice loI, Douglass
104, Mabee los. Woodford 1O5, Mirabeau loo.
Tenor 108, Rose Howard 100.
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EIGHT TO FOUR.
The Jury in the Bourne Case Cannot
Agree Verdict.

The Jury in the Bourne Case Canno
Agree a Verdict.
In the United States District Court yes
terday, the jurors in the case of William
Bourne, charged with smuggling, retired at
about $3.50 o'clock. At o'clock they filed
back into the courtroom again, and the
foreman announced that they stood eight
for conviction and four for acquittal, and
that the division was hopeless.
Judge Hoffman said that while he did not
wish to create a precedent for discharging
Jury after it had been celebrating but an
hour and half, yet he recognized the fact
that the case was one that would admit of
an honest difference OF opinion in the
minds of the jury.
The evidence of the prisoners guilt was
not conclusive; the most important con-
Meeting facts We're lacking, and, therefore,
conscientious Juryman might find himself
unable to remove reasonable doubt of the
prisoners guilt from his mind. On that ac-
count he would and did discharge the Jury
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NJ 4 RSIED.

ONKCOM-ALDRIDGE-Un in marriage in
the city and county of San Francisco, CAL Mr..
Charles RE, j. nonkeom and MIS- Mary A, Aldridge,
evening", at the Reorganized Church of Jesus
Christ OF Latter Day Saints, in Lincoln Hall, New
Montgomery street, Mr.. George Lincoln, Elder in
the above-named church, ana President Of the
branch of the same church in San Francisco ofic-
Eating. -
HICKS-SHERMAN-In this city. May IT, 1890
by the Rev. j. Rowell, at the residence OF George
w. Schell William E. HIGHS of this city and Eliza
beth q. Sherman OF Redwood City.
SCHULTZ-FARRELL-I this city, May 10, by the
Rev. j. Fuendeling, George Schultz and Mary Far
rell.
AMES-REDSTONE-In Kaweah Colony May l,
George II. Ames and Louisa (. Redstone-
Won KUSSEROW - BURNING - In Schwerin,
Germany, May 3, II. Won Kusser0w. Royal Prus-
sian Minister TO the Grand Duchy of Meckenburg
and the Hanseatc towns, and Fanny BURNING
Inea lpmInpu- Ii
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PERSONAL NOTES.

M. A de Howte of Paris is at the Palace.
George W. Harr of Rochester is at the
Baldwin.
Attorney-General johnson is at the Oc-
cidental
q. S. Spalding, a sugar-planter Of Homo
lulu, is at the Palace.
Met Stone, prominent horseman of New
York. Is at the Baldwin.
Henry Bigelow registers as a Journalist
from London at the Occidental
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AIDING THE LoCKED-oUr,
Arrival of a Delegate From the PortIan
Federation.

Arrival of a Delegate From the Portland
Federation.
Thomas j. Walker Shaw, a delegate from the
loeked-out building trades Of Portland, Oregon
arrived IN this city on Monday with letters of n-
PRODUCTION 10 The officers OF the Council Of FEEDER.
ated Trades from tie Portland Federation
be urged The council TO take some action to
assist The strikers, and the Executive Com
miitee has issued call to the delegates to The
council aud the officers OF all Hated trades
10 meet this evening at Lower Metropolitan Hall
San Francisco unions Of the trades Involved are
in good financial condition. and have had no cal!
upon their treasury for some time II is believed
they Will respond literally
Nj. NalkInshaw left Tor San Jose Yesterday
morning TO attend the meeting of the santa Clara
County Federation OF Trades. He States consider
able disagreement exists among tile bosses and
that split Is looked for among the members OF
the Contractors Exchange. Meanwhile the
building Industry is entirely at standstIll, 1t be-
lug Impossible thus far 10 obtain men TO LAKE tie
places OF those locked cut.
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EIGHT-HOUR LEAGUE.
A Motion to Disband Indefinitely POST


pOned-
meeting OF the Eight-nOur League was held
last evening at S34 Howard street. The creden-
tials OF Joseph ShuttmaIIee of the Carpenters
and Joiners' Uui0n, and Ludwig Berg of the
Brewery " orkmen were approved and they were
elected as delegates Of their respective associa-
tlOus.
a committee consisting of Messrs. Floyd, Con-
don, Sweeney Cole and Smith was appointed 10
attend the meeting which viii be held 10 Metro
polilan Hall this evening under the auspices OF
the Federation OF Trades for the purpose of rails
Ing funds Tor the assistance OF the loeked-out
mechanics In Portland, Oregon.
Delegate Finnelty Introduced a motion that
the league notify The various organizations repre-
Sehted that on and after June lst the Eighl-hour
League shall cease to exist, and that it shall be
transferred TO the FEEDER alton of Trades, which
shall carry on the Work OF The eIghl-nour move
ment.
The motion was discussed at length and finally
10 was decided TO indefinitely postpone action
upon II.
A committee of three was appointed to inves-
tigale the reasons why some OF The employees Of
the State on the wafer front are compelled 10
work L!ue aud ten hours, Instead Of eiguI, when
there is pruhiDltory law.
Ii was decided 10 allow the mill machine
hands The use OF The league hall every Thursday
evening.
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business part OF the town was on fire. At one
time it seemed as II the whole town would CO.
but fortunately the flames did not spread from
the block which they totally destroyed. The
loss is about 900, on which there is an insur
ance OF about $1,000. The principal losses are:
Mrs. Smith, mlllner, $4,000: S. NJ. Townsend,
grocery-store, $1,000; Maltby Carey harness.
shop. $500; Albert Shelton. saloon, $1,000; $.
NJ. Daniels, $500; w. Il. Biyeu, $1,000; Tai
colt estate, $3.50; Johnson & Hadler, stock dam
aged, $1,000; Gill & Smith, $1,000; f. Coins,
$500; Louis Meyer. $500. Several small losses
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The trial of NJ. E. Mendez and A. S.
Facio, for conspiring to blackmail the Mex
lean Consul, A. K. Coney, was resumed
last night in Judge Joachimsen's court
Felipe Jazo, student in ST. Mary's Col
lege, testified that he had heard Mendez
say he had scheme to obtain money from
Coney. Mariana Xicoy, editor of the Re-
public. testified that one of the defendants
had stated that COney was in his way, and
tina: it was proposed to bring the Consul
and President Diaz into disgrace. The
further trial was continued until to-day.
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Major Hammond Jr. of the brigade staff.
detailed as early as the 9th inst. to preside
at an election for Second Lieutenant of
Company of the Second Artillery (uuot-
ing brigade orders, did not appear last
evening, and the ever-obliging Major STAN
ley had again to step into the breach
Thirty-twO answered roll-call, and Corporal
Coddington nominated for the vacant
Lieutenancy Private c. F. Kinsman, com
paratiyely new man in the company The
Lieutenant-elect made the usual speech of
acceptance, but candidly acknowledged
that he was surprised to have received a
unanimous vote
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ALL WE'RE RELEASED.
zeigler Raises a whiriwind in the sacr

Zsigler Raises a Whiriwind in the sacra-
mento Ball Team.
SACRAMENTO. May 2O.-There was an up
beaval in the local baseball aggregation to-
night. Ii seems that several days ago Zeigler
had some trouble with young man named Elkus
and blackened his eyes. Elkus swore out
a warrant for Zeger's arrest to-day, and Zeigler
went to Enright and Ginsberg and proposed to
them TO go on his bonds. Both refused and Zeigler
Immediately released every man in the team aud
quit himself. The sympathies OF the people and
players are with Zeigler, they think the
owners are too harsh. Enright says that Zelgler
has no right TO release anybody. Cedar, ReltZ,
DAILY and Bowman say they Will not play for
Sacramento again unless Zeigler is treated light.
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Enianonal Cnnvncatinn.

SACRAMENTO, May 20-The Protestant Epis-
copal Convocatiou OF the jurisdiction OF Northern
California Will open tomorrow morning at ST.
faurs Church in This city, and remain in session
two DAYS,
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Secretary McGlynn of the Federated Trades
Is In receipt OF a letter from the newly formed
labor council at Stockton asking him to speak al
the mass-meeiing called for tue early part OF
June The Stockton Council consists of the
printers, tailOrs' and carpenters unions, with
a prospect OF the brick layers joining soon.
Enoas are being made to organize the plumbers
painters, machnists and cigar-maK ers MIR. Me
Glynn has signiiled his willingness TO attend the
ass-meeting, and The council may determine to
send another speaker TO accOmpany him.
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AFTER A CONFERENCE.
Hoop Drivers. Must Join the Brewers

Hoop Drivers. lust Join the Brewery
Workmsn's Union.
Alta conference OF the Executive Committee of
the Brewery Worhmen and a delegate OF the
Coopers' Union 1t was resolved TO incorporate
the hoop-drlvers in the brewerIes In Tie work
mems association, and class them as wash house
hands, with the wages which paid the latter.
This action Will preveut the drivers from be-
longing to the COopers' Uuion II 1t Is indorsed
The cooperS delegation promised 10 present the
result OF the conference TO their union, and if it
week.
Withdrawal cards were granted to number OF
members VINO areseaviDg the union temporarily
lhree cOopers were sent to Sacramento during
the week as members of the Brewery Workmen,
they having been transferred 10 that body sew
eTai suspended members were recommended for
Reinstatement
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CHARGED With Murder.

SACRAMENTO, May 2o.-1he Coroners jury
here TO night found that Robert Bryan. who was
shot at Cisco on Sunday, came to his death al the
hands OF w. NJ. Daniels, aud that the act was
murder.
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FURNITUKE-WoRKERs.
They Will Assist the Building Trad

They Will Assist the Building Trades
Federation.
1t was reported to Furniture workers. Union,
No 10, that all of the men who were locked out
of Kemps furniture factory have secured places
elsewhere and that only four men were said to
be working at kemp's.
special meeting was ordered for next Tues
day night In order to raise funds for the striking
mUiders
A communication was received from the
wood calyers In response TO the request to
call out Two clrvers from Kemp's that IL had
been decided TO order the men out.
A committee was appointed to confer with the
carpenters and mill hands 10 consider the ques-
tion OF forming Federation of Building Trades
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PREPARING 20 Rebuild,

VANCOUVER, May 2O.-Work was begun on
the removal OF The debris and brick from the site
of the courthouse, which was burned this SPRING
preparatory TO the erection Of new one this
summer
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The alarm from Box 95 at o'clock last
evening was for a fire in Baker e Cush-
mans Photographic gallery at s Sixth
street. The damage amounted to $500. The
cause of the fire is unknown. The neW
chemical extinguisher was brought into use
at the fire with good effect, and consider
able damage was prevented by using this
means of putting out the blaze instead of
by water
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Burial of the yoiz Bows.

The remains of Gustave A. and Frank ].
VolZ will be buried In ST. Mary's Cemetery
in Oakland tomorrow from st. Roses
Church in this city, where requiem mass
will be celebrated. The boys and COM
panion were drowned on Sunday last by the
capsizlng of boat in the bay off the Seven
mile House. The interment will be private.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Committee Appointed to Make Arrangements

for Sacramento County Exh bits.
SACRAMENTO, May 20-At meeting OF citl-
Zens held this evening an organization was
effected for the purpose OF preparing the county's
portion of the State exhibit OF The Worlds Fair
Committees were appointed in all parts OF the
county to meet on The ooh. Mayor COmstoek
is President Daniel Lubin Vice President, l.. L.
Lewis Il easurer, and Il. q. Pickett Secretary.
The above named committeeman requested
10 meet 10 convention al the coul t-hOuse In this
city at 80 O'Clock in The evening OF the 29th OF
This month
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SANTA MARIA.

Grain Crops Regarded as a Partial Fail
urs-The District Fair
SANTA MARIA, May 20.-Tnere are good crops
of hay around NiponO, but the grain crop is
light. Crops are partial failure at Los Alamos
and Santa YneZ There is affair yield in Santa
Maria Valley. The best crop of wheat in the
Two counties is Oh the mesa at the head OF Santa
Maria Valley. Beans are doing well, but re-
quiTe ram. Haying is nearly over Grain crops
regarded failure ally.
The Santa Maria fair Will be held in the first
four DAYS In October.
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A SANTA ROSA WEDDING.

Marriage of Deputy shJrif Breitenbach and
Miss Anne Flick.
SANTA Rosa, May 2o.-Deputy Sheriff Louis
Breitenbaeh and Miss Annie S. Flick, daughter
OF prominent citizen of this place, we're united
In marriage at the Episcopal Church at noon to-
day By the Rev. Dr. Shepherd, assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Partridge OF Petaluma. About $50
the ceremony reception was held al the Brlet-
eubach residence
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A ST. HELENA ELOPEMENT.
The Runaways Brought Back and Arrange.

ments Made for Their Marriage.
ST. HELENA, May 2o.-Last night about
o'clock ID. w. Peddle of Napa eloped with Miss
Ida Brooks of st. Helena, girl Of II summers.
1t seems that the girl had received a severe rep
rimand for being in Pedde's company in the
afternoon. and. becoming enraged, left her home
and came iuto the business portion of the town,
where she met the object of her affections, and
together they started on foot for Napa A warrant
was sworn out charging Peddie with abduction.
ana constable WAS sent after the couple. He
found them In Napa this morning and brought
them back TO ST. Helena, lodgi Pedde In jail.
The father Of The girl went to Napa to-day and
procured license. and the pair will be married
tonight.
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AUBURN's ENTERPRISE.
Work to Be Pushed on the New Opera House
and Pavilion


AUBURN tCal), May 2O.-The Auburn Opera
house and Pavilion Association completed its or
ganization to-day. A lot has been selected and
a Building Committee appointed. Opera
lions Will be started 10 build a $1,000
opera house and pavilion Immediately
II is the intention TO have The building ready
for the District Fair on the LIST of September,
and fully completed by fall. Over 1000 OF
stock is now subscribed. Auburn Is anticpat-
ing large crowd Of visiting pioneers on the
path, for which ample Preparations are being
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FOR sEVENTY-FIVE CENTS.

Cause Of this Fatal Quarrel Between the Gene.
vieves and Their Sh aer- Herder.
PENDLEToN (Or). May 20.-Charles Bense is
the name OF the sheep-herder who stabbed Mrs.
Geneyieve and her adopted son Joe, aged I6
years. twenty miles southwest OF this place, yes
terday. The woman is expected TO die. The
tragedy was the result of quarrel about
seventy-fye cents due the herder for extra
The morning call., 1890-05-21

SEATTLE, May 2o.-The iourneymen talors
struck to-day owing to the refusal of their en-
ployers to agree to fixed scale of prices. About
fifty men are affected.
1he plumbers and cornce-workers are still
Out, with no prospects of settlement
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First Raspb rries.

SACRAMENTO, May 2o.-The first raspberres
sent to market this season were received to-day
by II. G. May & Co. from w. J. Wilson & Son.
Newcastle, Placer County. The berries were
grown in that town by Sehnabel Brothers.
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Cigar makers Union. No. 22S, has chosen
Charles Grambarth and Jacob Gaskill delegates
to the Eieht-hour League. A committee from
the Leather Federation was present, and the
cigar-niakers were urged to cooperate as far AS
they could IN pushing the fight in favor OF Pacific
Coast productions and against Eastern and Chi.
Dese made goods The committee was promised
the support of the union
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She was from Boston, he from st. Jo-
seph;,, You have Travelled great deal in
the West have you not, Miss Beacon ?"
iona, and even in New Mexico" Have
you ever seen the Cherokee strip?'' There
was painful silence, but finally she looked
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oBITU AIRY.
l., +, BECKwITU.

l.. F. Beckwith died at his home. Ola Wood
street, Oakland. yesterday from consumption.
Deceased was native of Utica, n. Y. and
came to this State when quite young man.
He followed his trade of printer at first in
San Francisco, and also wrote for the press.
and continued with varying success as q
newspaper man until a short time prior to
his death. In 1883 he took position in
The CALL composing rooms, and held it
for seven years. He was connected with
the San Francisco Mail, owned and con-
Quoted papers in interior towns, and was
engaged Tor many years as a writer and
editor on the local papers. Deceased was
46 years of age, and leaves a widow and
four children. lie will be inferred in Noun
tain View Cemetery, Oakland,
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PRONOUNCED INSANE.
Robert Z. Stevens ef Tacoma Sent to the s

Robert E Stevens If Tacoma Sent to the S ell.
accom- Asylum.
TACOMA. May 20.-Robert E. Stevens, a son Of
the former Consul-General at Victoria, B. C.. was
pronounced Insane to-day upon evidence show
ing that he has betrayed symptoms Of mental
alteration for the past fifteen years. He lately
morphine. Stevens has been once in the asylum,
and now has an uncle confined ID an institution
OF this kind. His grandmother also died in an
asylum He has been for some time under pri-
vaie surveillance. Hereditary and bad habits
and the excessive use OF stimulants, narcotics
Choral aud opium are thought 10 be the cause of
his condition. He was taken to the Steilacoom
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CONTRACTS AWARDED.

Successful Bidders for Washington Stationery
ard Book-Bindine Materials
OLYMPIA, May 20.-The bids for stationery
and book binding materials were opened to-day
by Allen Weir, Secretary Of State, in the pres
ence OF State Auditor Thomas Reed and State
Printer o. C. While, as provided by law. The
contracts were awarded to Game & Co. OF Chi
eago for book binding materials for one wear.
The firm is represented by Z. w. Potter OF Port
land Oregon. The paper contract was awarded
to the Calumet Company OF Fairfield, Mass,
with headquarters at Chicago. There were
seven bids for paper and three for binding male
rails. The bids were advertised under the law
BY tle Secretary OF State
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B4yard's Tina

NEW YORK, May 2o.-Bayard's tips for the
GTayesend races: First race, Judge Morrow or
Meriden second, AdamanI or FuXmede; third
Starlight or Goldeuhorn; fourth Geraldine or
tordham; NTH, Biboiette or Barnegate; sixth,
BliIh or Rotation.
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4 Woodland Murder Trial.

WOODLAND May 2o.-The second trial of L.
p. Reid. charged with numbering Frank Mcneil
in j saloon row on the 20th of last October at this
place, came w in the Superior Court to- day.
The former trial jury Jailed 10 agree. IL is ex-
peeted that jury Will be secured to-day.
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A POLITICAL QUARREL.
Dispute Terminates in Fight and an At
temnt To Murder

tempt to Murder.
TEHACHAPI, May 2O.-Last evening as John
Cummings and William Flckel were journeying
hOmeward from Tehaehapi to Bear Valley they
became Involved in a dispute as to whether
Fics ell should vote for Cummings for Roadmaster
In the coming election From words they came
fueDce of liuuor. was badly worsted, CummInes
went on home and ambushed Fic ell as he went
by, killing the horse he was riding at the first
rapidly disappeared in the direction OF the tim
Der. All the parties concerned are bad men. one
or both having served time for their lawless do
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VANCOUVER, May 2O.-The bark Kitty, load
ing lumber here for Hong Kong, was towed TO
Portland last night, where the Iron pa.e stove
in last Sunday by barge will be repaired when
she will return here to complete her cargo.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

Birth marriage and death notices sent by mail
VIII not be inserted. They must be handed in at
either oil the publication Offices and be Endorsed
WIN the name and residence Of persons authorizde
BORN.
GAFFIGAN-In this city, May ~, 1890, to the wife
of John A. Gaffgan, a son.
COHEN-In this city Nav 10 1890 to the wife of
Max Cohen, a daughter.
FkiEDESBERG-In this city, May 10. 1890, to the
wife OF NJ. Friedenberg, son.
GRIFFIN-In this city, May 10, $780, to the wife of
Patrick j. Griffin, daughter.
NATHAN-In this city May II, 1890. to the wife Of
Oscar Nathan, daughter.
COGHLAN-May 10, 1890, to the wife of John
CoshlaI, a son.
HARRISON-In Fallbrook, San Diego County, April
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over her glasses at aim and said: "In the
first place, sir. | deem your question ex-
tremely rude, and in the second place you
might have been more refined in your Ian
guage by asking me if l had ever seen the
Cherokee disrobe psf. Joseph News.
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AN OREGON FIRE.

The Principal BusineN Block in the Town of
sc;o Destroyed
SCIo (0reaon), May 20.-A FIRE began this
morning in the back part OF Townsend's mil
hnery-store. aud IN few minutes the entire
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Petition for Shorter Ho-ra.

NAPA, May 2o-Napa mechanics, including
carpenters, painters, plumbers and pasterers,
are circulating petition requesting their EN-
ployers TO make days work only nine hours.