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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-11-19

anything from 81 so to So Ducks vary
greatly-the widgeon are the cheapest and
mallards and cauvasbacks the dearest.
They can be had from 25 cents to 81.
Chickens are worth from 30 cents to ST.
There is plenty of everything"
The vegetable stalls In the different mar
kets proved 10 be well filled, and all the
dealers questioned agreed that prices are
low enough Tor anything. The best quality
of peas, string beans, tomatoes and sprouts
can be had for cents pound caulifowers,
10 cents each or 81 dozen; spinach, 8
cents a pound. Only one article has a
prohibitive price, namely, asparagus, which
is scarce even at 81 % pound.
A great many Florida and Mexican
oranges are being sold, the choicest Califor-
MIA varieties not having yet matured.
The fish-venders all report good supply
at reasonable prices. The striped bass re-
ferred TO was caught at Benicia and will find
a ready sale at % cents to so cents pound.
SThe fish has taken kindly to California
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A Nav Iarseu Weddinn

VINcENTowN IN. j.. Nov. IS. At II
O'Clock this morning Miss May Trick and
George Washington Charles Drexel, the
youngest son of A. j. Drexel, the Philadel-
phia banker. were married in Trinity Epis-
copal Church. Bishop Scarborough of New
Jersey performed tie ceremony. assisted by
the rector, Rev. Mr.. Smith. The church,
which had been recently decorated and
beautified, was adorned with chrysanthe-
NUNS and rare exotics. Owing to the i'll
ness OF the bridegroom's mother none but
members of the family and most intimate
friends were invited. The bride is beauti-
full young woman. belonging to an old New
Jersey family. The groom, whose age is %
years. is member of the Philadelphia Four
finland Cluh
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CALIFORNIA FRUIT.
Papers Read and Resolutions Adopted at tn
Convention at Marysyille,

Convention at Marysville.
MARYsvILLE, Nov. 1S.-Arrivals of fruit
growers from all parts of the State continue,
and tonight the Committee on Accommoda-
tions is without room at their disposal. The
committee arranged to accommodate 200,
and could have done so but for the numer-
Gus agents and drummers for almost every
appliance known to horticulturists who
came, and to secure quarters represented
themselves as fruit-growers
To-day's session was very interesting
one. Papers ON fumigation, insects and
remedies, peach yellows and means of pre-
venting their importation were read and
discussed by many of the prominent mem-
bers.
In order to prevent the importation of
yellows, resolutions were adopted and by
unanimous vote the convention decided to
publicly expose any man who would import
stock from infested States.
A committee was also appointed to draw
up law to be presented at the next conven-
ton and then to be offered to the Legisla-
ture, looking toward legal prevention of
such steps by the nurserymen.
A number of represen tives of the Traffic
Association are here, and will address the
convention when the transportation subject
Is called up tomorrow.
Many small exhibits were added to the
mldwlnter show to-day, and the general APP
pearance is now very attractive.
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VICTORIA.
Contract Let for New steamer-Horseback
Wrestling Match

Contract Let for New steamer-Horseback
Wrestling Match.
VICTORIA. Nov. 1S.-The Esquimalt and
Nanaimo Railway Company have awarded
to the Albion Iron Works Company the con-
tract for new steamer to be placed on the
Victoria, NanaimO and Comox route this
summer. Work on the boat was commenced
this morning. The new steamer will closely
resemble the City of Kingston in model and
will be by far the largest and most power
full craft ever constructed in the province
Her dimensions are $50 feet in length, 30
foot beam and 14-foot hold. The contract
calls for her delivery ready for service the
LIST Of July.
The wreck of the ship Sarah was pur-
chased at a underwriters sale to-day by
Straith of Cape Beale for S3S5. 1t is con-
sidered bad bargain, as the Indians have
left little of value.
d. S. Mcleod and Durett, champion
horseback wrestler of the world, made a
match tonight for $3.50 side, to be wrestled
here on the 25th inst.
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1t made fine ret-off TO California striped
bass of the same weight PIT IDLY exhibited
by neighboriug fishmonger.
1.-THE best turkeys come from Haggin &
Tevis' ranch at Bakersfield" said the
dealer when the specimen had been duly
admired. William Carr also sends some
fine birds from his ranch down there.
don't take any stock in the Eastern turkeys,
although some people actually prefer them.
They are sold at about 20 cents pound for
the best birds. These Eastern turkeys are
mostly from New Jersey and the North At
lantic States. They come over in whole car
loads. packed in ice, and will keep three or
four days. You may say that every one
will be able to get turkey of some sort.
according TO his means-all the way from
81 80 to SIS. The smallest weigh about
eight pounds, the largest about twenty-five
But turkey of twenty pounds is mighty
fine bird"
"What about geese and ducks ?"
There are plenty of both. A goose
weighs from to u pounds. and is worth
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which the boys of the Gamble School at San
Mateo will enter this academy. The school
furniture and paraphernaia are being pur-
chased for use here. The next term of the
academy will commence January 8, 1892, in
the new quarters. Extensive improvements
will be msde In the property, both to build
ings and grounds
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TREATED THEORETICALLY.

DR.. Nicholas Russell's Suit Against Mrs.
M. Ryer.
The trial of the suit of DR.. N. Russell
against Mrs. Mary Ryer to recover S23l1 for
medical services rendered was commenced
yesterday by Judge Finn. He states that
he attended her for fourteen months, and
gave at length the details of his attendance,
while she was residing at the Palace Hotel.
He also testified that he treated her for the
morphine habit, she having used the drug
for over ten years. The defense ELECTED
from him that he, considered q patient
should pay for medical services according to
his or her financial standing, and he de-
clared that he had given Mrs. Ryer twenty
hypnotic sittings and that such treatment
demanded extra conlpensatiOn.
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Suicide at MenIo

REDWOOD CITY. Nov. IS.-A man about
So years of age threw himself in front of
the Menlo accommodation this morning at
Menlo and was instantly killed. On his
person was letter to G. Darlington, War
wick street. London, England. and receipt
from the German Tailors' Union of the
United States and Waltham STEM inder
silver watch. The letter says: Il am i'll
Can get no sleep. and some one is altering
my figure. Telegraph your son George"
The Coroner win hold An inquest at 80
o'clock at the Atorgue Friday morning
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

rBirth, marriage and death notices sent by mail
will NOT be inserted. They must be handed in at
either of the publication Offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same published
BORN.
JOHNSTONE-In this city, November ID, 1891 +.
to the wife OF I. Q. tombstone, daughter.
SHEA-In this city. November 8, 1891, to the wife
of p. Shea, daughter.
FLoYD-In this city, November 16, 1891, to the
wife OF j. j. Floyd. a son.
wAGNER-In this city, to the wife of Captain N.
wagner, a daughter
HAMPTON-In Oakland, November IL, 1S9l,to the
wife OF John Hampton, son.
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ANTI-CHINESE FIGHT.

Montana Labor Unions Unite in Movement
Against the Monaghan.
ST PAUL, Nov. 1S.-The Pioneer Press
special from Anaconda Mont, says: Labor
organizations in Butte, Missoula, Great Falls
and other cities of Montana have COM
meneed strong fight against the Chinese
All the members of the various unions will
no: patronize Chinese and agree to boycott
oil merchants, saloon men, restaurant
keepers, hotel men and others who employ
Chinese in any way. The heads of families
are requested not to employ Chinese as
cooks or servants. The fight promises to be
q hard one. There are over 1000 Chinese in
Montana and 1000 in Butte alone.
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The Eire-BelI.

The alarm from Box 156 at 2:40 o'clock
yesterday afternoon was for a blaze on
flat-car loaded with hay in the Southern
Pacific freight-yards at Fifth and Berry
streets. The origin of the fire was not dis
covered; loss SO
An alarm turned In from Station GA at
:02 o'clock yesterday afternoon was for
reminding of the Tehama-street fire on
Monday afternoon. No damage.
The alarm from Station 325 at 8 20 o'clock
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AN IMPORTANT CHANGE.
a Division Headquarters Of the Southern Pa
cifc Changed to Fresno.

Il DlVlslon Headquarters OF the Southern Pa
cifc Changed to Fresno.
FRESNO, Nov. 1S-Acting on Geographic
orders from San Francisco the work of re-
moving the division headquarters from Tu-
lare to this city was begun to-day. Car
loads Of furniture and Office material were
shipped from Tulare last night, and this
evening twelve engines were side-tracked
here instead of going forward to Tulare. 1t
was expected the transfer would not be
made before the first of December, but for
some unknown reason the Southern Pa
cifc officials ordered an immediate change.
The large rCund-house, which is now build.
ing here, will not be completed for couple
of weeks at least, and in the meantime the
engine s must 90 unhoused. The removal
of the division headquarters here will prob
ably bring to Fresno between 400 and 500
more people.
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Eastern Brook Trout Shawn

CARSON New, Nov. fS.-Fish Commits
sioner Mills has gathered 100000 Eastern
brook tout spawn in Nevada streams for
the purpose of restocking our waters and as
sisting tile California Fish Commission
Half of tile catch goes to California with
Mr.. E. w. Hunt. now in Carson on this
business. Deputy Fish Commissioner BY
ron Close and Mr.. Hunt have already made
six trips and Will make a few more to bring
il up to J. 600. GOO.
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JAIL DEBILITY"
Joseph Wallace Reported to Be a 81,
md DYING NJ nm

Joseph wallace Reported to Be a Sick
and Dying Man.
Joseph Wallace, the ex-policeman, who
killed w. Fl. Rice, is very sick man and
his death is expected at the County Jail at
any time. He is now very feeble and una
Bile to walk from his cell without assistance,
yet when arrested two years ago he was q
healthy, powerful man. He was convicted
OF murder and sentenced to be hanged, but
the Supreme Court granted new trial,
The exact nature of his complaint is II of
known by the attending physicians. who
style 1t "jail debility" The jail officials
think that he will not live long enough ever
to be taken to the gallows,
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being established by the Salvation Army.
and 5000 has already been secured toward
the coat of the structure. A further sum Of
and the amount of the shortage is daily
being diminished by voluntary contribu-
tons. A day or two ago Major Kyle re-
ceived check for $50 from banker of
Washington, d. c. The donation was un-
coIicifpd
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CHANGE OF LOCATION.

Hotel and Cottages Purchased by the Mount
Tfmalpsis Academy.
SAN RAFAEL, Nov. 18.-The most i'm
portant transfer of real estate made this
season in San Rafael is that embraced In
deed recorded last week. The property is
the Tampalpais Hotel and cottages. The
buyeris the Mount Tamalpais Academy,
now quartered In the Gilbert House. Ar
Iangements are nearly consummated by
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At Nashville

NASHVILLE, Nov. 1s.-The winners In to day.
races were:
One and sixteenth miles. School Girl won,
Maud second. Catoosa third. Time, :141s
Six fuFlongs, Critic won, Ireland second Tom
Karl third. Time, :20M.
EleVen-sixteenlhs of mile, Blaze DIXIE won,
Rally second, Lizzie English third Time. :13.
One mile Goldstone won. Hy by second, Ar.
genia third. Time, :4S.
Five furlongs, Zooen won, Warner q second
Pearl Rivers third. Time. l .0z :
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SO far have been eagerly snapped up by To-
cal epicures, who prefer the striped bass to
any other fish, Halibut also commands
good price.
English soles and salmon are quoted at
the same rate, 20 cents pound for prime
fish; common soles, founders, shad, sea-
bass, cod and barracuda are all plentiful at
10 cents pound. Tom Gods are scarce at
80 cents.
The dealers predict good season and
rapid sales for the ensuing week in all de-
partments of produce, but the Thanksgiving
display will be hardly complete before Mon
dav
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Washington Farmers, Allianne

DAYTON (Wash.), Nov. 1S-The third an
nual meeting of the State Farmers Alliance
was held here to-day with President E. SUIT
ten In the chair. The day was taken up in
appointments and reports of the usual com
ni,tees. An open melting was held in The
evening, at which several addresses were
made,
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Entered in the Derby

SALEM (Oregon). Nov. 1S.-R. E. Bybee
has named two Oregon horses for the gr eat
American Derby to be run at Chicago in
1893. The horses entered by Bybee are
Wyanashott and Rosebud He has also en-
tered some horses in the Sheridan stakes.
Rosebud is entered in the Isabella and Hyde
Park stalrne -
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The Rreynard Murder Trial.

RED BLUFF, Nov. 18.-Testimony in the
Braynard murder trial closed Tuesday even.
ing. Attorneys were engaged all day pre-
pairing instructions to the jury. Argument
commences tomorrow morning, General
Carey opening for the people, followed by
L. V. Hitchcock and Clay NJ. Taylor for
the defense,
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MAHoNEY in this city, November IL 1891, Henry
Mahoney. native of the city Of Cork. Ireland,
aged 50 years.
Rs- Friends and acquaintance are respectfully
invited TO attend the funeral THIS DAY (Thurs-
day.. at 1870 O'Clock p. ~. from his late resi-
dence. sos Larkin street. Intermenr Mount Cal
vary Cemetery 80
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF ST. MARY'S
Catholic Total Abstinence and Benevolent Asso-
cfation-You are hereby notified to attend the
funeral OF our late member Henry MahoneY. from
his late residence, 90S Larkn street, THIS DAY
(Hhursdayl at ! 30 O'Clock P. II.
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INSANITY PLEA.

Jury in the Moran Murder Case Unable to
Agree on Verdict.
PRESCOTT (Ariz.), Nov. 1S.-The insanity
plea interposed on behalf of Thomas Gal
lagher, alias Moran, for the murder of Con-
stable hawkins, in Jerome, last April. sue
ceeded better than the prisoner had hoped
for, as the jury, after being out nearly forty
hours, came into court this morning and an
nounced that they could not agree. Eight
accepted the plea and evidence in behalf of
insanity and stood for acouittal, while four
were in favor of conviction. The most that
was hoped TO have been gained was COM
promised verdict of manslaughter, as the
killing was entirely unprOYoked.
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PROHIBITED.

Another Board of Health viii Not Be
Appointed.
THE CALLS prediction in regard to the
Supervisors and the Board of Health was
verified yesterday afternoon. George A.
Knight, attorney for the State and San
Francisco Board Of Health, sued out writ
of prohibition in Judge CARRIERS court the
last thing before closing hour commanding
the Board of Supervisors not to interfere
with the Governors appointees by passing
the proposed order and appointing another
9th.
In all probability the meeting of the Board
of Supervisors called for this afternoon will
not take place.
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Sfahhed nv nSniLns

Charles Thompson, negro employed as a
bartender in Sansome-street saloon, was
treated at the Receiving Hospital yesterday
for two knife wounds of the back. He said
that he was stabbed while trying to prevent
another negro known as Spikes" from
stealing money from the till. The thief es-
caDe6
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yesterday afternoon was for fire. in a small
shanty at Sacramento and Laurel streets,
which was totally destroyed. The dam
age was about $50. The lot is owned by a
family named Clark. Mr.. and Mrs. CLARK
quarreled over tine property, and the latter
built the shanty in order to homestead the
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Township Elncfinn.

SUFFER- CREEK. Nov. 16.-At the special
election held in Township 4 yesterday.
caused by the death of F. a. Howard, j. +.
Tregloan, the Republican nominee of ANA
dor City, was elected by % majority The
election was conducted under the new ballot
law, which gave entire satisfaction. Many
citizens from the adjoining towns came to
witness the new ballot system
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Struggled Cigars In Tan Bark.

Six thousand cnntraband cigars were
found by Custom-house searchers yesterday
hidden In sacks invoiced as and contain
ing tan bark on the steamer Newberp.
hither from Mexico. The cigars, which are
worth In this country from $50 to $50 thou
sand. were SaiZnd
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Victims of a snsnended Rank

ANAHEIM. Nov. Isl. w. ]. Culton of
this place lost $4,000 in the suspended
Southern California National Bank of San
Diego, and E. P. Fowler of this place lost
5000. Both men are part owners in the
9OOLacre walnut grove near this town.
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Fratarnal Visit of nrnids

MODESTO. Nov. 1S.-Noble Grand Arch
Judge Buck of San Mateo County, Grand
Representative Philip RohTbacher and
Grand Secretary j. II. Knarsden, of San
Francisco. paid frateInal visit 10 Modesto
Grove of Druids this evening.
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FRAUDULENT VOTING.
Charges by Suspended Minister Against
Church Deacon

WAL GO ny ouspeAueu mAA4otei ABalAsL
Church Deacon.
MODESTO, Nov. 1S.-To-day Rev. Fl. C..
Gillingham. recently suspended from the
ministry of the Presbyterian Church, swore
to complaint charging James Thompson,
one of the church deacOns and leading
witness for the prosecution in the trial,
with fraudulent voting at the Irrigation
district election in April, 1890. The conf
plant alleges that Thompson knowingly
voted while not resident of the district.
The warrant has not yet been served, as
the Constable was not able to find him. He
is prominent farmer living seven miles
from Modesto aud is man of means.
Other suits are threatened as the outgrowth
of the church trial.
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At Chicago,

AI
CHICAGO, Nov. 18.-Ihe winners In Garfield
Park races TO-DAY were:
Half mile. Merry Gin won, woodpecker sec.
ond, Eddie r third. Time, O:531a
Five furoDgs, Seed won, Falerna second, An
ME Brown third Time. :o5A
Six furl0ngs, Costa Rica won, Tenor second,
Speedwest third. Time, lisa.
Six furonRs, GaIbanum won, Flyleaf second,
EugeDie third. Time, :20A
Half mile, Costa Rica won, Annie Clark sec.
ond. Maggie b Third. Time, 0:5IA.
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oBITU AIRY
DIR. O. L. ADAMS.

DIR. Q. L. Adams of Alameda died very sud.
denly yesterday morning at Willow. street Sta
ton OF heart disease. He left his home at 8
O'Clock by the broad gauge train at Park street,
and almost Immediately became dangerously iii.
He was taken from the train, ana in few mo-
ments he died. The medical attendance sum-
moned arrived too late.
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Iuru in q Mnrdar Casa soeu-0a

MODESTO, sNov 1s.-A jury in the case of
81. I. Fuller, for the murder Of Frank AL
bert at Leong ranch last June was secured
this afternoon. In a former trial the jury
disagreed
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Child Seriously Burned.

YUBA CITY, Nov. 1S.-Last evening, while
the six-year-old daughter of Walter Bevin
was playing around a rubbish fire in the
yard her clothes caught fire and she was Sc
riously burned. Her recovery is doubtful.
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Improving the Plant

The Pacific Rolling mills has recently put
uD an hydraulic mill that will roll beams Of
steel up to tw enty inches square, also five
new Ie vi batteries with combined capacity Of
loUoO horsepower. The engine especially
designed for the new mill is a eondensina
Corliss of 10000 horse power
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Death From Hcart n,..,

a r. Hodgdon, an aged carpenter, was
1ound dead In bed yesterday at 1912 Mission
street. Heart disease was the eause Of
death. He was native of Massachusetts,
aged 60 years, and the father-in-law of j,
T. Harness and Al Berthier,
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Funeral of a Pioneer

MILTON, Nov. 1S-B. F. Foster, who died
at Bartlett Springs last Saturday, was
buried here to-day. The attendance was
very large, as he was an old and esteemed
resident of this place and one of our early
nj lneers.
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TURF TOPICS.
Valuable Prizes offered by a Michigan Is
SOCiatiOn-The Running Races.

GRAND RAPIDS (Mcb.), Nov. 1s.-Don j.
feathers, President of the Grand Rapids Horse
mans Association, tomorrow Will offer $780,
600 for great week Of races at a meeting Of
the Michigan horse breeders in Grand Rapids
the last week In August, 1892. He offers a
$4,000 purse for race for the stallion cham.
pionship OF all ages, to be irotted by Palo Alto
Stamboul, Allerton, Nelson. Del March and Pat
Downing The great stations OF the present year.
In additional. feathers offers SIS 900 for a race
for Arlon (2:1os4). Monbars (2:1s), Ralph
Wilkes 2:lS) and bermuda Boy, the four great
two year-olds OF 1891. The races Will be given
on different days. The o her races OF the meet.
Ing Will be contests for stakes and purses aggTe-
gazing S25, 900.
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Building Contract Awarded.

MODESTO, Nov. 1S.-The Board of Super
visors to-day awarded the contract for
building County Hospital and Almshouse
to {. Z. Blair Of Stockton. The price is
Sl45OO
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LATEST SHIPPING 1NrELL1eENcE.

Arrived.
WEDNESDAY, November 1S
Schr jas Townsend. Wilson. 80 hours from Fort
Bragg lumber and shingles, to Fort Bragg Red
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Sent to the Hnsnit.l

Henry Herber, resident of the Potrero,
az piled TO the police for assistance. and. as
he had a raging fever at the time. he was
sent to the City and County Hospital.
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WILLIAM II. ROPES

A London dispatch announces the death of
William Ii. Ropes as having taken place at
United States as Consul at 81. Petersburg from
September "a, 1850, to 1854.
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Convicted of STEALING Wheat

MODESTO, Nov. 1S.-The jury i'll the case
OF Henry Curran, charged with stealing
wheat, brought verdict of guilty today
Sentence will be pronounced Saturday next.