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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18
The California Storms.

SAN BERNARDINo, Cal, Aug. is An.
other hoavy storm occurred In The mean
tain yesterday. II is now generally SO.
cepted fact that these continued storms aai
the sultry weather has been the resCIt o.
the flooding Of the Colorado desert. Il as
continues permanently i5 Will result Ia !hsIa
being more waterln tho mountains tOf rrg.-
ton purposes bns summer climate vii! be
less pleasant.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

A BABY LIKE COLT GreeugiIie, O3i''
lie just DOW the Mecca o. curiosity bun'ef''
They want to zee male child recently bora
to Mr. and Mrs. j. M Whitehead. / =
part human ard part sninsl TIE c9iai
was born alive. and ls doing wal. ~.
Whitehead, prior to re a67sot O. 'be . ~
ssrosity, gsvs birth 10 elk hea'thy. pr
and ~ei!-deVelorai children. Ioi5 -
Is fully developed, aud wslghg eboq! ~.
pounds. Aiter birth it aeemec desd, 90
careful management II came u. u q
oo.mal from the head DOM. Ire ess -
semble those o, colt, even to the re
which, while not exactly hoois, era Oh cil.
foot order. The child, II it lives, Will %
obliged from its petu'las formation to !Es7s'
on all tours.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18
imprisonment 10 the Eastern Psuteujs,v

imprisonment 10 the Eastern Psniteuisry At
labor and pay fine Of 800 and Costs
Francis W. Kennedy, president, and Henri
b. Kennedy, cashier of tie suspended
Spring Garden Ma lonsl Bark were sl.o
brought before Judge Euler this nor, ico
The two Kenpedys also pleat.d guilty. VS..
terday to making fslse returns 10 tae Comm.
troller OF the currency, mlsappying hs fuod.
OF the bank aud making false eu.ree 10 H..
books. After the two men had plesdsd
guilty Judge Butler wa peti;ioned b, thu,
counsel to suspend sentence 10 allow tbsn
to gel their affairs into order aud also IN
the ground that they could bs Of great s..,
lance to the receiver OF the bank in dj.sr
tangllng Its fairs. Judge Butler reserved
his decision on the matter until tod.v
This morning he decided to gran. Inc npu
sion and postponed sentence uuti sep,an.
Der s.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

Baron Won Hoitz while shooting birds
from Canoe neat Besl;n last week. ospe,ssd
his freil craft and was thrown Into the We
ter. Oa.rg to The Sudden movement his
gun waz premstrrely discharged, and the
gamekeeper, Who was rowing tie beat. wss
badly wounded. Tas Bsroo got entangled
IL tie water weeds anu was unable TO exsIi-
cate hiasslf; while the gameksepar Eas so
badly hurt that he Gould cot halp tis nassar
or himseIi, end hotb Wers drowned befcrs
assistance arrived, TIE Barou's dog CLAM
hered upon tbs overturned canoe spd howl
ed dismaily, finally attracting attention to
the disaster, bet il vas too lase.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

From the Gossip Printing Company, Mobile,
Ala. a new novel, "The Puritsn's Daughter" by
TO. DoL.op, has been received. It La sequel
to that exquisite story. Creole and Puritan,
aud ike It's predecessor is redeent of the south
land. The scene is set in quaint Mobile, and Or
DeLeon's facile pen draws some very pretty pic
tures, strong with local coloring OF the city on
the gulf, whose wave washed shores Witnessed the
first frasernal meeting Of the Blue and the Gray
at the first great interstate encampment, which
serves as the m;tif Of the stoEy. The book is in
teresting from start 60 finish, and will ad another
big leaf 10 The authors crown.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18
vireiuia.s Farmers, Alliance.


RICHMOND, Va, Aug. 1S.-Tho fourth ar
nual session Of the Farmers Alliance met
here to-day and was called TO order by Pfes-
dept Mann Page, after which the doors
we're closed. There were ninety odd dele.
gates present President Page delivered
hts snnual address In which he Gays
that tho chief reason that there we're now
ive hundred and two million dollars less
money 10 circulation Notwithstanding the &C.
o1nalation CT billions OF wealth and mi lions
of people YVES attributable TO the establish
ment OF national banke and the demonet'zi-
ton o silver Ho favored the sub-tresaury
plan aud urged the nllisnc, to stand by the
Ocala demsnds. He urged that candidates
Tor offices be required to pledge themselves
to aid In creating railroad commission
He CLOSED es follows:
II would recon mend that Inquiry be made
into the report that at the late meeting be
tween repref entatives Of the State and Of
the foreisu bondholders there WAS only
difference of sixty thousand dollars pre-
venting a Hual settlements OF the State
dsbt; for Il 1t can be shown that. the
finances OF this State will justify
the acceptance Of this difference with
out increasing tt1,tion or interfering with
the appropriation necessary to administer our
State government and provide for our asylums,
uchoos and colleges, believe We would be bone
n. "A h,, tbo eot.bIishment NJ her rradit and tho
State would be saved Thousands Of dollars annual
ly now expended in psyment Of attorneys fees
and costs, in defending coupon suits
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18
Shot His laughter.

OscsoLIA, L., Aug. IS Yesterday morn.
ing while the family were 81 tue breakfast
table dispute arose between NJ. Aherp a
farmer, and his wife and during the quarrel,
the daughter, aged IA yearp, mada some !,
mark that angsred her father, whereupoo
he deliberately drew hls revolver AID shot
her in the bacz while she was attempting
to make her escape. Tia Sir. cannot teco7.
or. The community is greatly lncensei
owe, the crime and threats OF violence IRE
frequently heard.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

HABP0oN HAYFoEKs, used by farmers for
haadllng saeir hay in bulk, are sold by the
manufacturers Ia this country for s24
dozen. ?ns samo implements. made BY the
same hscda. are sold abroad for IS 40 q
dozen; that is II the prlos list OF the Ameri-
can manufacturer can be relied upon. The
retail price Of them In Virginia is $3.50
apiece.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18
The HOPKINS searls Will Contest

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. lS.-An ettcro,y
acting for Timothy Hopkins has s;ertod esss
to contest the viii Of the late Mrs Hcpsits.
Ssarles. Il Is rumored that proposita
has been made to give Hopkins S. O0o Geo
aud allow Huntington to retsia cortr. 9:
he stock ofthe Southern Pacific, pfefi:f
Hopkins would agree not to eltef u
aaaipst tbs estate OF BIS lcs;er mclher
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

a young banker, we'll known In Berlin
recently attempted to take advantage of 8
young woman or Halsern Common st Oieu.
The woman proved to be the stronger aud
Drawer OF TIE two. Attsr brief struggle
she mastered The Eou:d-be ruffisn. tisd his
bands hsbilG his back, and fastening a.rope
around bic neck led him TO the police sta
ton of Ofen, where she charged him with
attempted assault.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

POSTMASTER GENERAL WANAMAKgRis not
only in Iavor of pensioa!ng ell the offics-ho'c-
srs in Washington, but all the mail carriers
in all ths cities OF the country. Why GER
tsinly Pension everybody end tax every
body TO raise the requisite money. But as
taxes are levied on the necefDaries of life,
as poor man consumes ca muoh Of such
necessariss as - ,ioh one. aud a. the ratio o!
poor tc itch men Is as 100 to 1, it will read
lily &c perceived that By far the greater part
of the monoy 5&leed to pay the pensions
would ccrce out of the pockets Of ths poor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18
Extensive Fire

SAVANNAH. Ga, aug. lS-A diita.,L
rom Jacksonville. Fla. says iha: frs i
raging there. that 65 ho1ses a:e huruing,
and that the co flgrs!ioa Ia not get uale
control.
A later dispatch Gays lbs Gre ha. bse1 *.
tinguishod ard thss tho Ioss will reach
81 900 600.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18
Sentenned

PHILADELPHIA. Pa, Aug. IS Charles
Lawrence, ex-assis.ant cseh!er Of the broken
Keystone National Bank. who yesterday
pleaded guilty In the O 8. district court to
two indictments charging him With coneplr-
aoy with Gideon ". Marsh, president Of the
bank, to make false entries, was this morning
sentenced by Judge Blddle to eight years
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

FRgD DOUGLASS agrees with Mr.. Vaughn
.hst ELL tbs ex-aisvss should &c pensionedr
and says thors never was auch gross iflae'
tice as thst aeEpstrated upon the negroes N
this country. Aad yet Fred ought to koo"
thst inc ae3oendents Of the Africans brought
20 this cocutry became ciyiiEed; until aman-
oipatlon were eu,lre]y free from care ard the
hsppess paople On the face OK the earth, ana
since that time have teen educated and IN
many osse5 &:.aiued wealth and position,
while those OF their relatives left at home,
who have not eaten each other or been
sold SIS sayes to Arabs almost as savage as
themselves, are as bssbsrore now 90 eVeF
l,at Fred is cut ola JOB nov, and pension
could supply his white wife with pc
mopsS
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

TWINS A9 FiFrY CENTS EACH a yonug
woman living near Issas:in. Ais, recently
gs7o birth to twins. Mrs. Aloord. farm
a,'s vile, with 40 children OF her own, learn.
icg thn. 60 yonog mother desired 70 die.
pose 81 her efsprines cfsSed 10 ednps this
bsbss Tbs mother demanded 50 cauts
apiece for the ln'ante, and when the price
5ss paid gladly geYe them up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

THoUGH THE republicans etiI profess to
be ensmored of the Mckinley bill, their
louaesd praises are bestowed upon the only
free trade provision in that bill, that re-
moving the tax Oh sugar. But the !Ooon'
sstenoies of republicans pass sll underaiand
ing. TO them light Is darkness. and dark
ness light. according, not to the sun, but to
their whim at the time.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

The Farmers Alliance Is opposed to all
speculation IN grain futures. aud yet by
such futures tho price OF December wheat
Yves yesterday run up to u.s. and that Of
September to lis. In free country trsde
should be free.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

AND NOW ex-senator Dorsey, who with
Mr.. Dudley and new, csisp two dollar
notes, vas so instrumental 10 carrying Ia
diana for Garfield in 80. ha5 come out FOR
Biaue. With Dorsey, Qaey, Dadley, Dav-
export, Chandler, and all the ether old and
new elec:ion msnlpua;crs on his side, death
or prolonged II! health will be the only thing
thai will prevent Mr.. Blaine from receiving
the nomination. Rats leave slcking ship.
and tho fact that the men referred to openly
avow their preference for Mr. Blaine Shove
that hey think Mr.. Harrison is "gorrer."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

IT Is suggested that the first Legislative
act Of the rext u. s. House OF Represents
,ives. be the repeal OF the Mckinley DILL
raa suggestion Ia wise one and shou'o os
cdopsd, and If 30, the popular feeling 10
savor CT such action is 80 strong that 1t 10 oy
no n5eans unlikely the few republican soma
tors required to make the Senate concur
would 90 Obtained. The effect OF saoh 70
Desl would DO 10 restore the tariff that e1
issed previous to lsst October; but that was
high enough In ell conscience. Reductions
10 II could bs made subsequently,. But II the
yepubiioan Senate should fall to concur or II
Psasidant Harrison should veto repsai oiii'
the popular condemnation OF both would De
s7sn no,e emphatic at the subsequent Cleo
zion shs1 i; was lest November.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18
TUESDAY EVENING", AUGUST 10.

rcgv RICHMOND Dispatch says: submit
to she popular vote the question, win you u,
pay the State debt or get rid Of 1t forever r. =
spd The msjolity for reputation would be
owe, V he!rning." The GAZETTE Is cory 20
sav that sinoe the war many things have
been done by Vlrginlans that teEd to lower
their State In the estimation Of other people,
but it will never believe that majority CT
the people of Virginia will vote to repudiate
the,. State debt uutilthey shall have done so.
a few democrats, nearly all the republicans
and ali The negroes, combined, voted for par
,ial repud;stion once, but the republicans
haze seen the error OF their ways, ana az
tbers Is no politics In it now. the negroes
ara not Interested. The vast majority OF
the democrats voted against 1t. and the ga
zsrrE confidently believes would DO 60
again
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

Tho death is announced Of Jean Joseph Then.
issen, Belgian economist, aged "a years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1891-08-18

The national regatta began at Wssnipg'
ton this evening.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
BENT ON SUICIDE.
Robert Murdoch Makes Another
Attempt to Kill Himself.

On July1st last Robert Murdoch, ships
carpenter, aged about 40 years, rooming at
sailor boarding. house, No. 10 Broadway,
attempted to kill himself By cutting his
throat with razor. He was interrupted by
other rOomers in the house before he could
complete his purpose, and was hurried off
to the Receiving Hospital. where the two
gashes he had cut in his neck were dressed
He was afterward sent to the Marine Hos
pital, whence he was discharged a few
days ago. Last night Murdoch made another
attempt at suicide in the same house by
shooting himself in the head with a
32-caliber pistol. The bullet entered just
below the left ear, causing wound that
bled most profusely. Officer Dover took
Murdoch to the Receiving Hospital, where
the injury was pronounced quite serious
but not necessarily fatal. Murdoch refused
TO make any explanation about his attempts
to kill himself, and is believed by the Police
Surgeon and the police to be slightly de-
mented.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
SUPPLIES FOR THE ROAD.
The Steamer Fulwell Arrives With Cargo
Of Rails.

The Steamer Frlwell Arrives With a Cargo
Of Rails.
SAN DIEGO, July 25.-The British steamer
Fulwell has arrived at Ensenads, 6S days out
from London. She is a modern freight steamer,
with steel hull and decks. triple expansion en-
gtnes, and is 325 feet In length over all. Her
cargo consists of 1000 IoDs of steel rails with
tons Of accessories, including fsh.plaies. bolts,
spikes, ETC., and $50 tons OF locomotives and
fat-cars, for use in the construction of the Pc
ninsular Railroad. The steamer Carlos Pacheco
has gone to San Quentin, where the steamer
Fnwell will discharge her cargo on lighters,
using the PacbeeO as a tow, the water not being
OF SUFFICIENT depth TO allow the Fulwell 10 lie
alongside the wharf, she draws twenty-five
feet of water. The Pacheco Will be absent about
Two weeks. The steamer Newbern will do the
work between this port, EDSenada and San
Quentin In the meantime. Active work survey
ing the line OF the peninsular road between Tia
Juana and the junction with the line from San
Quentin north has actually begun. Yesterday
the company shipped 10 Tia Juana the neces-
saTy material to be used In making the survey.
corps will start TO work Monday.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
More Officers Wanted by the South

More Officers Wanted by the South San
Francisco Residents.
The South San Francisco Improvement
Club met at Masonic Hall, South San Fran
cisco, last evening, Ii. Lankenau presiding.
and III. W. Gantner acting as Secretary.
G. Westphal, one OF the delegates to the
Federation of Improvement Clubs, reported
that the federation had Endorsed the petition
to the Supervisors protesting against the
nuisance caused TO the district by a dead
horse factory. Ii. Lankenau reported that
the obstruction on Twenty second avenue
or Williams avenue. had been removed, and
it was nov an open street.
The need of more police protection was
emphasized by Charles Milly, and the mat
ter, after discussion, was left over until the
proposed increase of the force in October.
The question OF opening Twenty-ninth
avenue was discussed at some length. a
portion Of the street has been already
opened for width of twenty feet, and il Is
intended to take steps to have the street
opened through Its entire length to the fun
legal width
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
DISMISSED THE CHARGE.

The Newspaper Reporter Charged With For
gerry Is Released.
SACRAMENTO, July 25. - The charges
against Isadore Alexander, the newspaper
correspondent, and William Colburn, who
were accused Of uttering forged kilograms,
upon which Alexander procured money,
was dismissed upon the motion of the City
Attorney, who said the motion was based
upon the expressed desire of Manager
Jaynes Of the Western Union Telegraph
Company, the complainant. The City Attor-
ney said it was believed by everybody that
Alexander was mentally irresponsible when
he committed the act, and that Colburn, who
is mere boy, had no guilty intent.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
A LAKE OF INK.
Remarkable Natural Phenomenon in the

Cocopah Mountains.
SAN DIEGO, July 25-The San DIegan to-day
Will publish long descriptive account Of a re-
markeble natural phenomenon not over 100
miles from San Diego from the pen of Colonel l.
K. Allen, the noted engineer, who has Just WIS.,
tied the scene. The phenomenon is IN what is
known the volcanic region of the Coeopah
Mountains, and situated sxtyfVe miles SOUTH
west Of Yuma in Baja California. That region
has so many peculiar characteristics that 1t Is
strange it is not better known. Colonel Allen
says there are $500 active volcanoes there one
half of which are from small cones Ten or twelve
feet al he ba sc. The remaining half are hive 10
forty feet al the base and fifteen 10 twenty-five
ieet in height. ! he smell OF burning sulphur is
so strong that 1t can be detected sixIy-fiye miles
away, willie The interior eraters are so hot that
pieces OF wood, cloth or anything iBfammable
VIII readily burn. The majority Of the volcanoes
are active at all times, but nearly all are inter-
miitenI. The whole volcanic region Is incrusfed
with sulphur. One peculiar feature of the region
is lake OF ink, Jet black, which possesses re-
maTkabie curative properties, and which is
quarter OF a mile in length and one-eghth OF a
mile IN width. and seemingly bottomless. The
water IS hot and salty Colonel Allen says The
region is natural sanitarium. and predicts II
Will become the Baden Baden OF America
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
LATEST SHIPPING INTEI=LIGENc;
Arrived.


SATURDAY. July 25
stmr City Of Puebls, Deeney, So hours from vic
Stmr Acazar. Gunderson, hours from Cieone.
to l. Il White. Oakland direct
Ship Occidental. Morse days from Tacoma:
$500 tons coal, to South Prairie Coal Co.
Br ship Lord Downshlre. Newcomer 1879 DAYS
from Caro,n; COKE, steel blooms etc.. to Balfour.
Br ship Sieve Donard Campbell 12s days from
Liverpool; mdse. TO Bafour. Guthrie a. Co.
Br ship Dimsdae, Rothery. l3s days from Ant.
werp; general cargo, to Carpenter.
tie. Eng; 1000 tons coke, 100 ton. brick 400 tons
pig iron, to Balfour, Guthrie It Co.:
Bark Southern Chief. Svenson, days from Port
Blakeley: piles and lumber. to Rentou Holmes &
Bark James Cheston Plumb. 10 days from Por,
Ludlow: lumber, to Pope & Talbot
Bars Seminole weeden, 10 days from NanaIm o;
BStn City OF Papeete. Berude. 80 DAYS from TIA.
hiti pass and mdss' TO- Pinet
schr Ellen, Porter. "a days from San Domingo,
Mexico; o Tons copper ore, to Schacht, Lemcke &
Steiner.
Cleared.
stmr Newbern, Won Helms Guaymas etc, Via San
Diego
stmr Coos Bay. Leland. Wilmington: soodali,
Stmr Oregon. POLICEMAN, Astoria and Portland; U
Br ship Swanhilda Meikie. Havre: WIN Dresbach.
Ital bark Nicoio Aceame, sarzani, Havre; Balfour.
Bark Majestic, Lorentzen, Nollendo; j w Grace
& Co.
Bktn W Dimond. Drew. Honolulu: D sprecs-
els q Bros.
Bktn Wilder. Grihths Honolulu: Williams,
Dimoud & Co.
Schr II e Hadow. Hultmann. La Paz; w Pimi-
entel.
Sailed.
SATURDAY, July rs.
Stmr Humboldt. Gage. Euresa-
Stmr Bonita, Leland, Port Hartford.
Stmr Newbern, Won Helms, Quay etc. via San
Diego.
stmr Scotia johnson. TilIamook.
Stmr Greenwood, Fagariund.
Stmr Point Iona, Hanson, Grays Harbor.
Br ship Swanhilda MeIkle, Havre
Bktn w Dimond, Drew, Honolulu.
/. Schr Electra Knudsen, Mendocino.
Schr Western Home. Eurueister, Humboldt.
Sehr Laura Pike. Anderson Humboldt.
scbr Chas Hanson, Lilyquist, Grays Harbor.
Tclesraphic.
POINT LOBoS-Jufy 2J 10 r M.-weather
hazy; wind Sw; velocity Is miles
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
OBITU AIRY.


Ex-Coroner Alfred r. TonIkin OF Santa Clara
County died at his residence In San Jose yester-
day afternoon, aged Go years. He came to Cali.
1649 In the first sailing vessel that left that
country Tor California after The discovery of
gold. Upon his arrival here, he located in San
Francisco. where he lived far a while and then
went into The mines. In 1853, he left off mining
and went to Santa Clara, where he opened tie
first drug store ever opened Ihcre. During the
years that lie has lived Ia the Santa Cara Valley
h. has resided mos, of the lime In San Jose. In
1886 he was elected Coroner. and for Two sue
cesstye terms he held the oflics OF Public Ad :
,R,,4yt r.rn
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
WAITING FOR ARMS.
All That Is Needed to End Balmaceda's
Reign.

SAN DIEGO, July 25.-The steamer Montser-
rat put into port for coal and will proceed north
tomorrow. Carlos Krug, Captain Of The port OF
Iqulque, is aboard and came up on visit on ac-
court OF sickness. The vessel left Iquique July
I'd, at which lime the insurgents had control OF
everything except the southern part OF the coun-
try. Krug was seen for few minutes and said
that II the insurgents had arms which they are
amply able TO pay for the rebellion would end In
side OF thirty days. He reports thai the Gov
eminent is issuing paper money 10 such an ex-
tent that IL Is only worth 8 TO of gold. The in
surgents derive a revenue Of over 81, 900, 900 q
month from the nitrate fields. which is used TO
carry on tile war. Shipment of arms Is ex
peeted to arrive any day, which will enable the
insurgents 10 place force in The field which will
outnumber Balmaceda's Amy and put an end to
his reign,
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26

Collector of Tehama County besides represent
ing Solano in The Legislature some eight years
ago. lie has been engaged in farming fruit
raising and other horticultural employments al
Stale. 10 is Director aud Vice President of
the California Fruit Union and member of sew
eral agricultural societies. His friends pre-
pairing monster petition in his behalf, which
will undoubtedly be signed by every orehardist
in The cOnntrY.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26
Two Miners Iniured.

VICTORIA (B. c., July 25.-An explosion OF
gas occurred in No. SHAFT, East Wellington
COliery, this morning, whereby James Bradley
and William Grifitns were dangerously, and
Arch McBraOme seriously burned. All others
escaped unhurt. The explosion was caused by
GTlmths entering an unused air-way with a
naked light. No damage was done to The mines.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1891-07-26

VIsALIA, July 25.-The word yesterday was
that Captain Dorstis command. Troop X. United
States soldiers, had stopped kaweah eolonIsts
cutting timber at AtwelPs Mill, patented land
II was confirmed to-day. Man Munnenlx home
steaded the land tive years ago, received pat
ent and sold II to Atweil The colonisIs leased
II this year and started sawmIl for their own
purposes. The people Of Tulare County are in-
dignant at the action.