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THE EASTERN TURF.
Results Of Yesterdays Races on The Prin-
Gipal Tracks.

CHICAGO. Oct 1o-Uncle Bob, the winner Of
last years American Derby, fell In the secon d
Iace and broke his left foreleg. 1t is thought
that he viii never race again. He Is the property
OF The Etua Stable aud cost $4,000 last spring.
The winners OF the races were:
Six furlougs, Santa Catalina won, Crulkshank
second, Golden SpangIe third. Time, ;1S34.
One mile, Virgo Dor won. Ernest Race Sec
oDd, Fan King third. Time, ;4314.
One mile aud fifty yards, Honuy Bill won,
Bon Air second, Barney third. Time, 1 :4S1a.
Chimes second. Ormle third. Time, 2:1l.
q One mile and fifty yards, Hopeful won. Ivan
hoe second Palisade third. Time :4S14.
One mile and half, over six hurdles, Aristo-
era won, Joe ID second. Specuator third Time,
2:533L
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snarrow and Cuckoo.

correspondent of the London Times
makes this amusing complaint from HON.
burg:
The Americans follow the English by
an unerring instinct into every pleasant re-
treat where we desire to sulk or amuse our
selves alone. Nice, Pau and Cannes. once
English preserves, can now hardly be dis
tinguished from American cities. The
same thing is true Of Homburg. The Eng
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VISITING LIBRARIANS.
PERSONAL NOTES.

John F. Boyd of San Rafael is at the
Grand.
w. Wylie of Sacramento is guest of the
Baldwin.
NJ. Robbins of Santa Rosa is stopping at
the Grand.
A. L.-Howard of Stockton is quartered at
the Palace.
john Gamble of Watsonville is registered
at the Grand.
n. A. Kuler and wife Of Santa Barbara are
at the Palace.
G. L. Arthur of Los Angeles is in the
city. He is at the Palace.
Mark L. Mcdonald of Santa Rosa is in
town and at the Occidental
United States Senator W. T. Sanders OF
Montana is at the Palace. He left Montana
two weeks ago, and has since been on Puget
Sound and at Portland. He says Montana
was never more prosperous that at present.
DR.. w. III. AbercIombe, United States
Consul to Nagasaki, japan. arrived on the
overland train from New York yesterday.
He has been on three months leave of
absence from his post, but will return there
on the next steamer
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SAN BERNARDINo, Oct. 10.-The Arrowhead
Reservoir Company, having In charge the con-
stiucton OF large storage reservoirs in The
mountains north OF San rnardno on the head
waters OF the Mohave River and its tributaries,
have advertised for the construction of three
large tunnels, one 1900 feet in length, one 5000
feet and one 1000 feet. making a total of II, 500
feet of tunnel. bids to be opened the 18th of De-
cember. These tunnels will probably cost
about S160,o00. The company has ample
means TO construct their works which will cost
about 81 ,00O, 600. ome-haf OF which will be ex-
pended duIlnE the coming year. The work of
paving ana nlacadamizlng The principal business
streets of this city Is progressing satisfactorily.
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At Jerome Park.

JEROME rARK, Oct. 10.-rhe winners to- day
were:
Five furlongs, johnny Hecksher won, Bengal
second, Knapsack third. Time. O:59.
One mile, La Toscs won, Raceland second, +,
Fontenac third. Tlme :39Ia. This time equals
the mile record for al oval track.
Eight and half furlongs, Maidstone won,
Lizzie second, Livonia third. Time, 1:49.
second, AZra third. Time, Ill.
One aud a half miles, Poet Scout won, STRAIT
heath second, Equity third. Time, 2:36I4.
Six furlongs, MatagOrda flly won, Sir George
second, Lillian third. Time, :I21a
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Amazing a Sinper.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-At the Westminster
Police Court to-day Nicholas Darlington
Pickett, an organist and professional singer,
claiming to be a native of the United States
and a son of a clergyman, was charged with
sending libelous and menacing letters to
Miss MaciutyTe, the singer. During the
prisoners examination at the Police Court
it WAS shown that for the past two years lie
has been deuging Miss Macintyre with let
ters proposing marriage and threatening to
kill her unless she consented. After some
further testimony had been given the ac-
cused was committed for trial
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ONE MASS OF SCALES
Afflicted Years by Dreadful Skin
and Blood Disease. with Intense
Pain and Loss of Hair.
All Other Remedies Fail. Relieved
Instantly and Cured in Weeks
by the Cuticura Remedies

have few words to say regarding the oUrF-
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weeks time from S&n and Blood Disease which
have had for over three years. At certain times,
my skin would be very sore, and always kept crac-
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my face was one of scales. When in the cold
air the pain was intense; it would almost bring
tears TO my eyes and my blood also being in poor
condition, with loss OF hair. 1 have tried every
known remedy that was recommended to ms, but
it was of no use, ana gave very little benefit
So hearing OF your CUTIcURA REMEDIES, con-
cluded to give them . trial The hrst application
gave almost instant relief. In few weeks time 1
found myself cured, and 1 am thankful for what
they have done for me. Your CUTICURA REMEDIES
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At Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, Oct 10.-At the PimlIco Driving
Park today The winners were: In the 2:30 trot
Moe won, Llgntfoot second, Rachael b third,
Lady Ulster fourth. Best lime, 2:221a.
In the 2:17 trot st. Elmo won, j. b. Richard
son second, Hendryx third, Reference fourth
Best time, 2:2012.
In the 1887 trot (uninished). Little Betsle
took the second and third heats. Stanley taking
the first. Best time 2:274.
In the 2:20 pace, John won, Saladin second,
Honest John third, the others ruled out. Best
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Homes for Exiled Russian Jews.

ST. PAUL. Oct. 1O-Fifty families of ex-
lied Russian Jews will shortly be estab-
lshed in homes in Mile Lacs County. on
the line OF the Great Northern Railroad.
President Hill of the road has had built
fifty houses, which, on behalf of the COM
pany, he has presented TO the committee
having charge Of the Baron Hrsch Fund.
Tie refugees will be furnished gratis during
the winter with all the necessaries of life,
the road agreeing TO furnish coal and wood
in abundance
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RUSSIAN AGGRESSION.
England objecting to the Cars Advance OF
Pamir.


Pamir.
LONDON, Oct. 10 - The Standard pub
lished a communication in regard to the
recent so-called aggressive action of Russia
in Pamir, which says: 'It is high time for
England 10 unsheath her sword in Asia.
The Russian tide of conquest, which has
been forced steadily forward for fifty years,
must be sent sweeping back to the Caspian.
Russia has boldly pushed on until she now
stands at the very outposts Of India"
The Standard, in a leading editorial COM
menting upon this communication says
it has no liking for ''scares" and that its
purpose is mot to suggest alarm, but to
enforce the necessity OF frmness and vigil
ance"; adding: There is no question of
hostilties, but if it were rossible to con-
serve the struggle for supremacy in Asia
it sheuld be decided In Pamir. 1t should
be an easy matter for our Indian authOr-
Ties to pull down the eagle, which in i'll
timed ChsuTlnism a Cossack commander
hoisted in the wilderness. The game of
bounce has so far been played with sue
cess, but there is a limit. beyond which it
cannot be pushed. The signal for retreat
should be given when the Cabinet Of St.
James speaks clearly on the subject"
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THE FAIR ENDED.
Results of the Closing Day Events at Hol

Results Of the Closing Day Events at HoI
lister.
HoLLIsTER, Oct. 1O.-At the concluding day
of the fair Miss Diana Murphy won the ladies'
tournament, giving splendid exhibit of plain
aud fancy riding. Miss Marie Breen took sec
ond prize, Mrs. Harry Johnston third and Mrs.
George L. Shaw fourth. The racing attracted
the largest crowd Of the week aud resulted as
follows: Doodle won the unfinished race. Time,
2:31. Matthews did not start on account OF
lameness, and this gave Doodle the race aud
purse OF $500. In the free for all trot Maud II
of Salinas won handly in three straight heats.
Time, 2;301a-2:2S34 2 :3034. San Jose took
second and ThornhiIl third. The free for all
eeeighths of mile aud repeat was won by
Valleore in two straight heats. Time, 0:3715-
0:3S12. The haf-mile dash was won by John
linus Joker second. Time, 0:511a.
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who control the principal coal properties
of Missouri, Kansas and Colorado secure
control of the Gerrillos Coal and Iron Com
pany. F. w. Rsque Of st. Louis was
elected Superintendent. The property OF
the company consists of 10000 acres of land
twenty miles south of this city, which are
scanned in all directions with anthracite and
bitnminous coal, iron, silver and lead anu
other general deposits.
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At Louisville.

LOUISVILLE Ry.l, Oct. 1o.-The winners OF to-
days races were:
Four furlongs. Parole won, Rally second,
Critic third. Time, 0:59.
Eight and a half furlongs, Anna won, DR..
Nave second, Business third. Time, :5IA.
Nine furlOngs, Nina Archer won, Eli Kindig
second, Kinscem third. Time, 2:001a.
One mile, Curt Gum won. Lake Breeze sec.
ond. Old Pepper third. Time, 1 :46.
One aud a quarter miles, Mary won. Col.
Wheatley second, Center third, Time, 2:12.
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Anstria,s War Rudgat.

VIENNA, Oct. 1O.-The Minister of FL
nance to-day presented the Austrian budget
for 1892. The expenditures ERE estimated
at 5S4, ,620,3 forms. an increase Of 19, I67 35I
forms over 1891. The receii IS are estimated
at $50, ,23S, 262 Urins. an increase of 16 s62, 74
over 1891. Referring to the large military
the present political situation lasted the
army would absorb large portion of the
revenue,
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Enthusiastic Trainmen.

GALEsBURG, Oct 1O.-Late tonight the
Tralnmen's Convention. by vote of 302 to
Il, acquitted the grand officers of blame in
the Northwestern trouble, and condemned
the action Of the Supreme Council in ex-
pellng the brotherhood. The excitement
was great and the Northwestern yardmaster
was carried out ON the shoulders of the
crowd.
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Trial of a Steam Yacht.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1O.-The steam yacht
Vamoose, whose owner believes she is the
fastest craft afoat, gave an exhibition to-
day. Her steam steerage gear became dis
abled and she did not make q record. She
was sped over measured mile, and the
best time was two minutes and thirty sec
onds, which is last, but not so fast as has
haap MI o1
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HIS SUCCESSOR.
The characteristics of the Leading Can
didates Discussed.

The characteristics of the Leading Can
didates Discussed.
NEW YORK, Oct. 10-Smalley's special
cable to tie Tribune from London says :
Singular indeed is the decree of destiny
which on the same day struck down TWO Of
the three foremost men in the House of
Commons. w. Il. Smith was its actual
leader, but Parnell had proved himself its
master, and whatever may be said of his
position at the time of his death his record
of he last ten years cannot be blotted out,
and that record may almost be summed up
in one sentence. This one man, an Irish
man, at first without following and at last
with only minority of One-eighth of the
whole body, set himself to defy, degrade
and overmaster the most ancient, powerful
and dignifel legislative body in the world.
and he succeeded. He forced Parliament to
tolerate him, listen to him. give Up its time,
do the work he wanted done, recognize his
policy in many and many al act; treat with
him as an equal; accept whatever humilia-
ton he chose 10 put upon TINS august as
sembly and finally almost pass a bill for the
disuniOn OF the kingdom II existed to protect
To talk of replacing hin by any Of his sub
ordlnates Is giving up half the battle. Dill
Ion, perhaps, is the best OF them, perhaps
the most honest. He is a creature of i'm
pulse and rashuess. OBrien is hysterical
egotist. Healy with all his lawyer-lke
cleverness and knowledge OF parliamentary
forms and sharpness Of mind is best fitted
to lead an aggressive party. The Mccarthy
is man Of letters, honorable, honest, able
for many kinds of good work and totally
unfit for the responsibilities he nominally
bears. Sexton is a fluent speaker, but vol
ubility is the cheapest talent Who else is
there? The mantle of Parnell is not to be
divided, or if it is the future of Irish poll
tics and home rule can never be what lie
would have made it.
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Fatal Railroad Collision.

PoUGHKEErsIE, Oct 10.-Early this morning
a freight train broke in two, near Hyde Park, and
the way freight following crashed Into the latter
half OF it. George Munger, engineer Of The way
collision occur ed. Small was instantly Killed
and Munger badly hurt, but not fatally. Daniel
BrOckwell, brakeman the way freight, was
was also Killed,
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Training Rird-Dops

BAKERSFIELD, Oct. 10.-M. d. Walters ar
rived here this morning with a number OF ine
bird dogs 10 be trained for the Pacific Coast field
trials, TO take place here In January. Following
are the names of the dogs and owners: kowdy,
W. II. ShOekey; Francis, J. ii. Dunham; Floreur
and Blood Royal, p. d. Liuyillei Irish Dick, +.
W. B. Walker; Van, Frank Lowe; Shot, +. d.
Law; Sam X. w. &. KirkhOtf; Rover II. Captain
Carroll: Lee II and DANDY. George Allender.
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Poor Crons In Great Britain.

LONDON, Oct. 10.-Ihe Times to-day pub
lshes the final estimate OF the state of lhe crops
In Great Britain, and says 1t antlcpales bad
yield and OF an Indifferent quality. The real
stale OF affairs VIII not be known for month. 1t
is possible Inc harvest, as a whole, may not be
worse than OF recent years, but In many district
tue crops VIII be worse than they have been in
forty wears,
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Deal In Coal prnnart;es.

DENVER, Oct. 1o.-A special from Santa
Fe. N. Mex, to the Republican says deal
was consummated here to-day whereby R. G.
Kerens of st. Louis, S. b. Elkins of West
Virginia and several millionaire coal barons
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The Minersi Strikn

PITTsBURG Pa.l Oct. 1O.-Unless the railroad
coal miners strike is settled within n week, more
exciting times are looked for in this section.
Sixty OF The largest operators have signed an
agreement to hold out against the advance, for
three yeats IL necessary. The operators say
they will give The strikers another week TO re-
turn TO work. II they refuse, the tactics Of the
coke orators Will be adopted and foreigners I'M
ported to start the mines. The miners say they
Will stand out until The demands are granted.
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smothered by Gas.

SACRAMENTO, Oct. 10. - Mrs. Catherine
Toisch, an old resident OF this city, aged nearly
60 years, was asphyxisted by gas last night.
She was found unconscious by her son This
morning, but all efforts 10 revive her failed. Her
son does not think she committed suicide, but
says the key to the gas jet worked very easily,
and he believes his mother turned 1t too far In
putting Oul The flame thus allowing tile gas TO
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Bicycle Record Broken

SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), Oct. 10. = The
worlds bicycle record for two miles was
broken to-day by G. F. Taylor. he making
the distance in 4 AS 3-5.
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Murderers HANGED.

HALIFAX (N. S., Oct 10.-It is learned
here that cody named Pun Han Sing, his
wife, and creole named johnson, were
hanged at Spanishtown Jamaica, for the
murder Of John Allen, his wife, his mother,
and man named GifadeD.
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HALIFAX IN. ST. Oct. 1o.-A dispatch from
Lockport says the fishing schooner Daisy passed
a wrecked bark Monday. There were no signs
OF a crew. The wreck is probably that OF the
bark Warsaw, which was reported recently as
abandoned and waterlogged. The crew Is be-
lieyed 10 have perlshed.
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Wnddad nm the Watar

FORT BRAGG (Cal.). Oct. 10.-CaptaIa Levin.
son of the steamer Protection offielated in
omantic wedding off this harbor last evening"
wherein J. g. Garner and Miss Ollie Hainm were
the high contracting parties. The lady's mother
refusing her consent to the marriage, the couple
stepped aboard the splendid steamer Protection
al WesIport, and then TWO hearts were made one
by the accommodating captain.
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Attempted Train Robbery.

PARIS Uexas), Oct. 1o.-A desperate attempt
was made 10 hold up the SOuth-bOund passenger
train on the 81. Louis and San Francisco road,
one hundred miles north from here at 3 o'clock
this morning. Several shots were fired. Con-
duciOr Carr knocked one OF The robbers down
with HE lamp, Just as the man was preparing 10
tire hit EtslUl at the conductors breast
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Thsy Talkad About Seals.

VICTORIA (B. c.. Oct. 1o.-The Sealing Com
missioners had consultation to-day with a num
Der Of Indians in regard 10 their sealing expert
ences. The Commissioners were entertained on
board the Warspite by Admiral Halham.
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Attsmnted Murder and suicide.

CHILLIcoTHE (Mo.) Oct. 10.-John Nc
Farland to-day shot his divorced wife in the
forehead and then committed suicide. Mrs.
McFar land will recover
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Stricken With Annnlexz.

NEW YORK, Oct. 1o.-Judge He nry W.
Allen Of the Court of Common Pleas was
stricken down with apoplexy this after
noon In the courtroom and his recovery Is
dnuhtful
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President, Mrs. J. H. Glide. Sacramento; VIcs-
PRESIDENT, Mrs. j. V. McGilvey; Recording Sec
retary, Mrs. J. NJ Preston; Treasurer, Mrs. q.
W. Fentress; Auditor, Mrs. L. c. Renfro; Dis
Plerce Mereed, Mrs. d. Smith; Fresno. MrS
d. MeupiD; Santa Rosa, Mrs NJ f. Thornton:
Colusa, Mrs. E. J. Dyas. Mrs. NJ A. s. KROx
was elected reserve delegate Of the National
Board at Lexington, KY.
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Legislative Act Declared Unconstitutional

WACO Texas), Oct. 10.-This morning Dis
trict Judge Goodrich held that the alien
land law passed by the last Legislature is
unconstitutional and void. The law eX-
money on Texas land. and created severe
money stringency throughout the State.
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Ranefnial Eiras

GILRoY, Oct. TO- The mountain fires which
have been burning near here during the past
two or three weeks have spread over some $1,000
acres, but destroyed nothing but chaparral and
brush, and has done more good than harm by Its
work thus far. The fire has now crossed the
mouptan range and Is working toward the
PaiafO Valley.
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Portland to Play Hero.

PORTLAND, Oct. 10.-Arrangements have been
made between the California and Northwest
leagues, by which the Portland team will go 10
California and play series OF games with CALI
f0rnia league teams. The Portlands will leave
for San Erancsco about the 2oth inst.
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Rumored Railroad Transfer Denied

PHILADELPHIA. Oct. 10.-The Press says:
President Oakes denies the oft-repeated story
that negotiations have been completed with
Charles b. Wright for the transfer of the Hunt
system OF railroads to the Northern Pacific. The
matter has been held under advisement. but Is
still in allegiance and likely to remain so for
some time 10 come.
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Sentenced for Passing Fnread Checks,

MARSHALL (Mo.l Oct. 1o.-Don Cameron Pat
terson, nephew OF United States Senator Cam
eron of Pennsylvania, has been sentenced 10 ten
years In the PenItenilary He worked of here
forged checks for over $4,000. He was after
ward arrested at Helena, Mont.
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Elmlra,s Bic Rlaza.

ELNIIRA, Oct. 1o.-The principal business por-
ton Of the town was burned tonight. The
blacksmith shop of Joseph Collier, general store
and warehouse of n. Sheeliue, a bershop,
three saloons and oulbuildiugs were burned.
The loss is about $4,000, partially insured.
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The Drivers Lie Did Him No Good.

"That was a queer passenger | had the
other night" sal the driver of bob-tail
street-car on one of the indianapolis lines.
He was the only passenger / had, for it
was late. After he had been riding while
without dropping his fare, he came to the
door and asked me what was the price. He
was dressed like city chap and thought
he was gu ying me, for anybody, should
think, would know what a street-car fare
was.
80 I said, Half dollar says 1. l was
ii that feller didn't drop half-dollar into
the box. The boxes are locked and us
drivers don't have keys for them, so there
was no help for it. Then, to make the thing
worse, the man hadn't any more than let go
of the money until he found he was on the
wrong car and had to get off and walk back
where he started from. I'd just like to
know where that chap halls from. Indian
apolis News
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LABOR TOPICS.
Newspaper Writers May Join the
Printers Union.

The Secretary OF the International Typograph-
ical Union has notified all The subordinate unions
that charters Will hereafter be issued 10 unions
Of editors and reporters AT the recent meeting
OF the International Union an amendment TO the
Constitution providing for the organization OF
newsgaIherers and writer's was submitted TO the
subordinate unions. This amendment received
the support Of threefourths OF all the printers in
the International Union, the San Francisco body
being among the first to come out Ia Its favor.
new union OF American bakers has been
formed. with headquarters at 141 Third street.
w. Rogers is President and John Sharkey Sec
retary.
The Musicians Union has ratified the decision
OF its Board of Directors forbidding members TO
play for the Second Artillery Regiment OF tho
n. q. Q. until the guardSmen have settled their
diherences with the band which they formerly
employed.
team composed OF the most powerful men,
bers OF the brewers union has been selected to
take part in the International tug-of-war.
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Buucoed on the Train.

PORTLAND (0r.), Oct. 10.-L. ID. Beach. resi-
dent of Grants Station, was buncoed out Of
5000 ON the train yesterday while coming to this
city. The device used was closed pocket knife
The swindler has not yet been arrested.