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AN ACTIVE WORKER.
Chairman Carter of the Republican n
tional Committee in the Hnrness.

Chairman Carter of the Republican IN Ma
tional Committee ia the Harness.
NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-There has been q
great deal of talk lately about the quiet
and efficient way in which Chairman Carter
is conducting the work at the national
headquarters, which are away up at Forty
third street. fully a mile from the Fifth
avenue Hotel. where the State headquarters
are situated. and only thee blocks from the
Grand Central Railroad station, valuable
feature in Mr.. Carriers eyes. 1t is known
that several important men In the political
world have visited headquarters without the
knowledge Of any outsider. and left the city
without any one being any the wiser. The
Union League is also handy for conferences
that cannot be held at Headquarters
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Two Men Drowned.

SACRAMENTO, Aug. lot was learned
at 1 o'clock this morning that "a hours
ago party OF five men J. n.
Finion, Ed Stenoni. E. Raymond. Joseph
Lang and one Ilion-while out boat
ing on tho river were upset by a
squall striking the sallboat. and the
first two named were drowned. Iion re-
ported the occurrence at the police station
after midnight tonight.
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phpnix Electric Rosd

PHGNIx, Ariz., Aug. 9-H. H. Wharton
returned to-day from Chicago and will be-
gin the construction of the electric railway
before September Z, the time of the expira-
of the franchise. Twenty-Five thousand
dollars was rlaced to his credit to-day in
the National Bank OF Chicago by capitalists
as forfeit should they fail. to begin work.
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SENSATION IN COURT.

A Marysville Witness Arrested and Jailed
for Perjury.
MARYsvILLF, Aug. 9.-The trial OF the
MeCraig brothers, who are charged with
robbery, having assaulted man named
Sayori on the 18th OF last June and II Is
alleged robbed him, was productive OF
sensation this afternoon when r. ii. Brad
lev. well.known resident Of the noun
tains, admitted that he had written letter
forth that a man had found money in the
road at a point where the robbery had been
committed. The date of the alleged finding
Of the money was July 6, or almost month
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At Warrington.
At Philad elphIa.
SAVED HIS NECK.

The Governor Of Tennessee Commutes the
Death Sentence Of Colonel King.
MEMPHIS. Tenn, Aug. Ex-Governor Bu-
chanan. in Nashville this evening, commuted
the sentence OF Colonel II. Clay King, who
was to have been hanged next Friday for
the murder Of David II. Posten on March Is
last ou the public street in this city. Un-
usual pressure was brought to bear upon
the Governor for the past few days. Sen-
ator Harrison and other leading politicians
In securing the desired Communication. The
prisoner heard the news with but little in
terest,
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EASTERN BASEBALL.
The Senator's Display Wonderful Batting
Ability and Defeat the Bcstons.

The Senator's Display Wonderful Batting
Ability and Defeat the Bcstons
CHICAGO, Aug. 9.--The visitors couldn't
overcome the Colts lead in the second.
though they played pluckily. LouisviIles
s, hits 10, errors 3. Chcagos 6. hits 10, er-
rors 8. Batteries-Sanders and Grim, Gum
bert and KittIedge.
At Cleveland.
CLEVELAND, Aug. 9.-The home teams
hard and timely hitting in the eighth told.
Cievelands s, hits 13 errors 2. Cineinnatis
g. hits 10, errors 8. Batteries Young,
thinner, Rhines, Vaughan and Harrington.
At Pfttsburg.
PIrTsBURG, Aug. 9-Pittsburg settled
1t in the first inning. Pittsburgs II, hits ii.
errors l. st. Louis |. hits 6, errors 8. Bat
teries-Ehret and Miller, BALE and Buck
ley.
At Washington.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The Senators de-
veloped a wonderful strength of biting and
defeated the Bostons. Washington s. hits
10. errors 4. Bostons 3. hits 8. errors 8.
Batteries-Abbey and Mcclure. Nichols and
Cancel
At Philad elphIa.
PHILADELPHIA. Aug 9-Errors were an
important factor to-day. New Yorks 8. hits
Q. errors z. Philadelphias 9. hits 6, errors 3.
Batteries - King, Crane and McMahon
WeyhiDg and Cross.
At Baltimore.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 9.-After a close and
exciting struggle Baltimore won by good
hitting. Baltimores 3, hits 9, errors 3.
Brooklyns 2, hits z, errors /. Batteries
MeMahon and Robinson, Kennedy and Kins-
low.
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TROOPS TO REMAIN.

Four Companies to BE Left at Wallace
Subject to the Governors Decision.
WARDNER, Idaho. Aug. 9.-Forty-two
prisoners who refused TO sign the parole
were released to-day on bonds from $500 to
$1,000. They were examined some time
ago and recommended for parole, the evil
aRatttSS 80 k&ss ii I1aSf
being held for any crime.
The War Department has determined to
retain four companies of troops at Wallace
until Governor Wiley decides that their
Sc rvices are no longer needed as a protec-
ton to life and property. The remainder
of the troops will be withdrawn on Sep
tanhsr ~E
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POLITICAL AFFAIRS.
The Alliance Candidate for Governor in
Alabama Claims His Election.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 9.-The Stars spe-
cial from Montgomery, Ala. says B. +.
kolb, the late Alliance candidate for Gov
ernor Is out in published letter this morn
Ing disputing the claims of Jones' election.
The letter has created sensation, and Is
regarded as an evidence of Kolb's intention
70 challenge the official count, which Is
nearly completed and fixes Jones majority
at between 5000 ard u 600
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BOLIVIANs IN ARMS.
A Revolution Started at sucre, the Extent Of
Which Is Not Known.

NEW YORK. Aug. 9.-The Herald's corre-
spondent at La Paz, Bolivia, says a revolu-
tion started yesterday at Sucre and troops
were at once sent from La Paz to suppress
It. A general uprising Is feared all over
the country. The Liberal party openly
avOws its intention to oppose President
elect Baptista at all odds. 1t is hard to get
at the exact condition Of affairs, owing 10
the embargo on the telegraph lines. Arms
are said TO be going into Bolivian territory
from Peru.
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San Diego Hescue Homs

SAN DIEGO, Aug. "a rescue home for the
reformation Of women has been opened hers
by the Salvation Army, with three inmates
The girls will take in need lework. a mens-
ber OF the army has gone TO San Francisco
TO see how the home there is managed.
A wealthy citizen offers TO donate los
and build home here
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THROWN FROM THE TRACK.
A Bad Railroad Accident Near Denver
Many Injured.

n Dhu Accfdent Near Denver.
Many Injured.
DENVER, Aug. 9.-1he passenger train
on the Santa Fe road, due in Denver at
IL o'clock this evening, was wrecked near
Carpentersburg by the rails spreading, and
every car but the dining ear was thrown
from the track. No one WAS killed outright,
although those brought In are badly injured
and some may die. Among the injured are:
Sales Ely OF lroauois, H.. bruised on the
shoulders and arms; Mrs. Mary Ann Ed
ington OF Owenburg, ILL.,, head partially
scalped, and her injuries are probably fatal;
Mrs. j. w. Carson of Chicago, nose broken
The wreck to-day on the Santa Fe road
proves that more persons were injured than
at first reported. The number has been in
creased TO Is, Of whom Mrs. Roberts and
Mrs, Ellington NAV die
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The Pacific Mails snbsidy.

NEW YORK, Aug. 9.-President j. b.
Houston of the Pacific Mail says. with ref
erenee to The reports from Chicago stating
that the Pacific Mail is likely TO lose its
transcontinental railway subsidy at meet
ing OIL those roads In Chicago, IL Is mere
revival Oh the rumors in circulation on that
subject every fortnight since he has been
connected with the company.
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CHICAGO, Aug. 9.-F. G. Mathison and
w. A. Cave. doing business In South
Chicago as +. G. Mathison & Co.. and w.
A. Cave & Co., general storekeepers. made
voluntary assignment to-day for the benefit
Of their creditors. Assets S25 900, liabiii-
ties S3s. 600
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wreckers from Stapleton. StateD Island. to
San Francisco under charge of Captain
Francisco the party will proceed to the
scene OF the wreck of the steamship San
Pedro, which was sunk of the coast of Vic
torla. b. c.. about ten months ago with
valuable carpo
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Europeans in Peril in Tapsier.

TAN6IER. Aug. 9.-The Europeans here
are much alarmed at the dangerous con-
dition of affairs, and urgently demand that
warships be sent TO protect them. The
Moorish troops threaten to shoot any Euro
peRns who attempt to approsch their camp.
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Frances Z. Wiilard's Mnther Buried

CHICAGO. Aug. e.-The funeral services.
over the remains OF Mrs. Mary Willard, tho
mother Of Miss Frances z. Willard. were
held In the First Methodist Episcopal
Church in Evanston this afternoon and the
interment followed in Rose Hill Cemetery.
The services were attended by large num-
Der Of friends and prominent temperance
workers
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Denial bY the Cramps.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug. GA member OF
the ship-building firm OF Cramp 81 Sons to-
day denied the report that the Inman COM
pany had signed contracts with the firm for
new transatlantic mail steamers.
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Fort Bragg Tunnel Completed.

FORT BRAGG, Aug. ga tunnel 1140 feet
long on the Fort Bragg Logging Railroad
was completed to-day, connecting Pudding
Greek with the Noyo River, where the
Fort Bragg Redwood Company will carry
on logging operations this season. The tun-
mel opens up fine body OF timber, miles in
extent, where an ak has never been struck
except for ties.
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Stabbed by Her Employers Son

CHICAGO. Aug. 9.-Louise Isele, servant
In the house Of Christian Jackman, was
stabbed to death tonight by Joseph Jack
man. tho son of her employer. Bad blood
existed between the two for some time, snd
the tragedy was the immediate result Of
scene the woman made in the sick-room Of
Jaekman's father
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Sons Of Veterans at Hslana.

HELENA, Mont, Aug. 9.--The session of
the national encampment of the Sons of
Veterans to-day was devoted entirely te the
reports of officers, which were referred to
the commanders. Tomorrow is set for q
grand parade, with campfire in the evening.
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A ch;la,s close Call.

SAN JOSE, Aug 9.-The infant child Of
Theodore Lutge, residing on Alum Rock
road, accidentally took dose OF carbolic
acid this afternoon. Prompt medical aid
saved its life.
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A defective flue caused a fire in Probsts
bakery at 336 Third street at 6 O'Clock Mon
day morning. Engine Company 10 was
called out on still alarm and extiDguished
the flames before a loss Of more than $40
had been sustained.
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CORBETT'S CONDITION.
The Californian Said to Be as Strong as
Linn

New YORK, Aug. 9.-Corbett is as strong
as lion, and even MeVay. his new wrest-
ling partner. finds it no easy thing to break
away from the young Californian. Mana
ger Brady has an offer of $1,000 from A. Com.
stock for Corbett TO appear at Niblo's Gar
dens August 81, the night before the party
starts for New Orleans. Corbett said that
under no condition would he run the risk Of
spraining his wrist or an accident of any
Eiud
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SILK CULTURE.
The Ladies Of Petaluma Doing Good Work for

110 Hou1es OF FelaIuma Doing Good Work Tor
Its Advancement.
PETALUMA. Aug 9.-The society organ
lied by the ladies of Petaluma for the en-
couragement of silk culture in California
had largely attended and lively meeting
last night. Twenty new names were added
10 the membership. Letters from different
parts OF California showed that warm in
Ierest Is being felt for the success of ths
Petaluma society.
Buildings for the Carlson CurrIer silk
FACTORY are nearly ready for the machinery.
which Will be all In place and in running
order by the 1st of October.
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The Dirsot-H.I Po,nter Hac,.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. Aug 9.-Tbe city
Is filled tonight with enthusiastic horse
men who have come to see the great con-
test between Direct and Hal Pointer to-
morrow. Pointer Is ahead In the pools, but
with q perfect track many horsemen look
for q surprise.
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Mahsr and Smith to Fish..

PORTLAND. Aug. 9..-Billy Maber. ths
Australian. and Billy Smith of Boston. to-
day signed articles of agreement for g
finish fight befnre the Pastime Athletic
Club of this city, September %, for purse
of $1,000 a side and side bet of $1,000.
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Fatal Landslide In Georgia.

CARRoLLToN, Ga, Aug. "a landslide
near here this m6rniug resulted in the
death of three workmen-Jerry Collier,
Sam Wimbush and Sam Weeks. Five
others were badly hurt
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The Ysllow Fayar scarn In Msrinn

CITY OF MEXICO. Aug. 9.-Ths Board of
Health of Vera Cruz has telegraphed here
In relation TO the yellow fever scare In that
city that there has not been five cases of the
malady all told
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Hsunlt In Afnhani.tan

SIMLA, 1adia, Aug. 9.-Fhe revolt of the
HaZara tribes in Afghanistsn becomes more
serious daily and many of the great tribes
have now cont bined their forces against the
Ameer. who is collecting all resources to
put down the rebellion.
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sant 70 San Qnantin

NAPA, Aug. 9.-Charles Klem pleaded
guilty to charge of burglary in the Supe-
rior Court, and he was sentenced to 10
years in San Quentin. Though only l9
years old this is Klem's second offense.
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Roth T.aoa Crusbad

SAN DIEGO, Aug. 9.-Frank Schili, L.
year-old boy. this afternoon attempted to
climb on a moving freight train and fell
under the wheels. crushing both legs. His
death Is ANTICIPATED.
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eide this morning with poison. Judge Nor
mile was on the stand all day yesterday
undergoing examination. After his suicide
note was found in writing. stating that he
nag nnaily determined not TO kill the editor
murder. Uo W
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A Fishing schonn.r SAizad

HALIFAX. \. s.. Aug. 9.-The American
schooner Belle Bartlett was seized at Fort
Hawksbury yesterday. charged with a vio-
latiOn Of the custom laws of 1900
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anu 2fseA NetuS NhCAA CtCVc1
weeks exactly according 60
directions, be began TO
steadily improve, and after
the use of them for seven
months his head WAS eu-
tireiy well. When we began
'using Il his head was .
solid sore from the crown
to his eyebrows. it WAS
also all over his ears, moSs
OF his lace and small places
on different parts OF his
body. Ihere ware sixteen
weeks that we had TO Keep
his hands tied TO ths cradle
and hold them when he WAS
taken m. aai had TO keen
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PRICE FIVE CENTS.

a1ter the robbery. The District Attorney
compelled further admissions and BradIey
was arrested and locked up. pendiug the
ming OF charge of perjury. The defend
anus and their attorney deny any compile
Ivy IN Bradley's disclosures.
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THE PRoHIBITIoNIsTs.

Thomas j. Kennedy Nominated for Gov
ernor In New jersey.
TRENTON, n. j., Aug. 9-The New jersey
Prohibition convention to-day nominated
Thomas j. Kennedy for Governor, and Sc
lected Presidential electors. Resolutions
were adopted reafiirming the national plat
form.
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The Treasura Train In New York.

New YORK. Aug 9.-Shortly before IL
o'clock this morning the famous treasure
Francisco to New York, arrived at its des-
tipatiops
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BOOKMAKERS ARRESTED.
Warrants Issued For sixty-seven Poolsellsr,
in New Jersey

AsBURY PARK, Aug. 9-Rev. Frank c.
Colby, pastor of the First Baptist Church
here, is the complainant against sixty-seyen
bookmakers of Monmouth Park, Warrants
were Issued and served this afternoon,
There was no excitement. After the races
closed the men against whom the warrants
were issued went before Justice Talman
and gave bail for their appearance before
the Grand jury of Monmouth County in
October,
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Kansas Corn crop Is Saved.

KANSAS CITY. No., Aug. 9.-Rain fell all
over Kansas tonight. nearly every point
reporting that sufficient quantity fell to
save the corn crop.
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Died in Its Infancy.
The Fire Record.

FRESNO. Aug. 9.-The Daily Review.
after a brief existence OF two months,
eaased notification to-day.
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mittens tied on his hands TO keep his hnger-tails
our of the sores would scratch IL he eould In
any way get his hands loose. We know your CuEi-
cURA REMEDIES cured him. We feel saie In
recommending them TO others.
GEO. b. & JANErTA HARRIS,
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Eight Men Drowned.

CHARLESTON. S. c., Aug. a-EIght per.
sons, all negroes, were drowned by the
swamping Of ferry-sloop between Sulli-
vans Island and tie main land to-day.
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sinL and Dasnnrdent

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. Q. Adolphs
Danekenguy, aged about IS. committed
suicide this morning by shooting. TIE
cause was sickness and dependency.
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CoLoMBIA's MINISTRY.
senor Guervo Has Been Appointed Governo
Of the State.

NEW YORK, Aug. O. - The Herald s
Panama dispatch says: The following is
Colombia's new Ministry: Governor Gen
eral, Senior Gueryo; Minister Of Finance,
Pedro Bravo; Minister OF War, Senior Cald-
eron; Minister of Foreign Affairs, Ricardo
di Villa; Minister OF the Treasury, Cald-
eron Reyes; Minister of A gricuIture, Senor
Harker; Minister of Public Instruction, Ii
borio Zerda; and Minister Of Justice, Ruiz
parreto,
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STRUCK 1T RICH.

faDuIousIy Valuab.e G0.d-Gusrtz Ledgs
Discovered in Idaho
MOUNTAIN HOME, Idaho, Aug. 9.-Thers
is great excitement over the discovery Of
fabulously rich gold bearing quartz ledges
in tile Dixie district, % miles up the Rocky
Bar road. On one mine a shaft has been
sunk 80 feet, and large vein has been ex-
posed, which gives an average value Of 5s
ounces of gold to the ton. Other and
smaller veins give mueh higher returns.
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Bad ECZEMA ON Baby
Head One Solid Sore. Itching Awful.
Had to Tie His Hands to Cra-
die. Cured by Cutieura.

Our little boy broke oue on his head win bad
FORM of eczema when he was four months old We
tried three doctors but they did not help him. We
then used your three CUrgcUkA HEaEpIks.
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TENNESSEE DEMOCRATS.

The State Convention Meets aud Votes
for Oae Candidate.
NASHVILLE, Aug. 9.-The Democratic
State Convention met here to-day, but 1t
was more of a ratification meeting, as only
one candidate was before it, Peter Turney
for Chief Justice, and he received all the
votes cast. The platform adopted ratifies
the Chicago platform and indorses the NOM
ination OF Cleveland and Stevenson.
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Cholera in MnSnnu

Moscow, Aug. 9.-Sixteen new cases OF
cholera and ten deaths from the disease oc-
CURED here to-day.
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THE CHARGES WE'RE TRUE.
A st. Louis Judge Who Preferred Death to
Living in Dishonor

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 9-Judge j. G. Normile
OF the Criminal Court, who recently brought
suit against the Post-Dispatch for $400 600.
and who had Its three directors arrested on
the charge OF criminal libel, committed sui
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DIED ON THE STREET.
a Man Newly Arrived From England Drops
Dead in Ukiah

DEAD IN Ukiah.
UKIAH, Aug 9.-H Taylor, a man aged
% years, dropped dead in Ukiah to-day
whIie On his way to the depot 10 take the
tram for San Francisco He. In company
with two sons, was looking at some moun-
tain land yesterday and the old man was
exhausted from the trip. To-Day ne started
TO Walk to the depot with his sons when be
started to fall and was caught by them. His
death was due to heart disease. Deceased
with bis family, had been out from England
but q week.
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THE KAIsEKs RETURN.

Emperor William Arrives at Berlin-A Min.
lister Resigns.
BERLIN. Aug. emperor, William ar.
rived at Potsdam at $40 o'clock this morn
Ing. He was greeted by tile Empress, who
was awaiting his homecoming from his
visit to Queen Victoria.
The resignation of Ernst Ludwig Herr
furth. the Prussian Minister of the Interior,
was presented TO Emperor William to-day.
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CROSSED HIS LAST PLAIN.

Henry L. Smith, a Pioneer Of Alameda
County, Joins the Majority.
DEcoTo, Aug. 9.-HenrY L. Smith. one OF
Alameda CouBty's oldest citizens, died here
last night after an illness of three months.
He was we'll known all over the county
and belonged to the California Pioneers.
He crossed the plains about the tims OF the
gold excitement, and has been located in
different parts of the State eyct Since. He
was 50 years old and leaves a son. j. FL.
berson of Miles,
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Wreckers Sent From the East.
New YORK, Aug. 9.-The Merritt Wreck
Ing Company to-day sent Q company Of
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A Man Well Known in California's Early
History

WASHINGTON. Aug. 9.-General James
w. Denver OF Washington died this even
ing OF uremic poison, aged 75 years.
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Notes..

Commodore Sartori, aged sc, was pro.
moted to admiral and retired.
Secretary Foster announces that the
Treasury is in good shape and that there
Is no need to take steps to arrest gold ex.
ports.
1t is rumored in Washington that Sen.
ator Hill will resign at an early day to
snter into business. The report is un-
confirmed.
The office of the Geological Survey has
closed its New Haven, Conn.,, branch on
account of lack of appropriation.
Louis E. McComas, ex-Congressman, /,
who has been selected as Secretary of
tie Republican National Committee, is
well known and popular in Washington.
Both Andrew D. White, Mr.. Harri-
sons new Minister to Russia, and George
Shiras. Jr., the new appointee to the Su-
preme Bench, were members of the Yale
College class of 1853.
Robert A. and William A. Pinkerton
were examined by the House Committee
On the Homestead trouble, and made full
statements of their connection Herewith
and of the operations of their detective
agency,
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MONEY ! MONEY !
AT ONCE. AT ONCE.
$4,000

To be ared at improved Real Estate by the MISSISSIPPI
Co OPERATIVE BENEFIT This
loaned FIFTY THOUSAND DOLLARS and holds first Mortgage and
Deedsin Trust Notes amounting to Fifty Thousand Dollars
HOW TO SECURE IMMEDIATE LOANS.
We charge membership of SIS 90 for loan of 5000 co.
and deduct Sc 90 5000 90 months per
cents charge membership fee Of $1,000 for immediate loan
$4O0O0 and deduct $1,000 six months $4OO co.
charge membership fee of $500 for loan of $000 deduct
$18 90 interest 100000 for months per cent? We
membership fee of $4,000 immediate loan of $8OOOO
and deduct $24 90 this interest the loan $500 0
charge membership of $25 40 immediate 100000
and deduct $4,000 interest for six months 100000 The
monthly loan $4,000 would be $780, the monthly
$4,000 would be $780, $500 90 would Sc 90 per month";
$500 90 loan the dues would be $500 per month"; 100000
:~u'3 be $1,000 per month
Send all money to Louis j. Winston Natchez, Miss Send
of title property along with your membership fees
money by registered letter, oce ord bank draft by
express -
LOUIS J. WINSTON,
Chief Manager Mississippi Cooperative
and Benefit Association,
Nachez, Miss.