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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-08-20
copyright. 1892. byN. Y. Associated Pre-

Copyright, 1892, byN. Y. Associated Press.
LONDON, AHg. 19.-Gaadstone'S selec-
ton OF some minor members of the Rad
ical section for minor posts in the Gov
ernmeut has not remedied the tactical
mistake made in the exclusion of Radical
representatives from the Cabinet. The
fact is now universally recognized that
Gladstone carefully avoided admitting to
Office men in any way identified with in
dependent Radicalism.
GladstOne's plans to meet some dangers
threatening early to overthrow the Gov
eminent are already seen in the forna-
ton of the Cabinet committees. During
two hours sitting OF the Council to-day,
devoted to preparing measures embody-
ing part Of the Newcastle programme and
allotting work, three committees, in adj
dition TO the Home Rule Committee, were
formed, one charged with the labor ques-
ton, another to draft bills for rural re-
form and local option, and the third
charged with reforming the electoral reg
istration
The Associated Press has high author
Ity to state that the new Government will
not interfere with the com pleted arrange
nents OF the international Monetary
Conference No powers are vested in the
delegates They are instructed to decline
to discuss any proposals entailing altera-
ton OF the monetary system of England,
| but they are authorized to consider pro-
posals whereby India might join any in
HuentiaI lead Of states for fixing the
ratio Of silver.
1t is expected that Mrs. Maybrick will
soon be released from prison. 1t is I'M
derstOod that both Sir Charles Russell
Attorney-Generai, and Home Secretary
Asquith favor her release.
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THEIR LIVES IN DANGER.
American Missionaries in Asia Min

American Missionaries in Asia Minor
to Have Protection
WAsHIN GToN, Aug. 19.-The Secretary
of State to-day received a cablegram from
the United States Charge d'Atfaires at
Constantinople informing him that the
house of DR.. Bartlett, au American. mis-
sionary at Bowdowr, province of Konia.
Asia Minor, and the lives Of the mission
alles there were IN danger. He believes
Ii prompt action Is not taken the mission
airy cause and-the lives OF the missionaries
will be in serious danger in other places.
A The building of DR.. BartletUs residence
was originally stopped by the local au-
thorltleS. Permission to complete the
same was refused unless DR.. Bartlett
would furnish a bond or guarantee to
neither hold religious worship nor in
struct children on the premises The
legation applied to the Sublime Porte for
permission, claiming that the treaty
right OF Americans extended not only To
the purchase of land, but to the enjoy
ment Of the same. The permit was
finally granted by the Sultan, and it APP
pears that Immediately after the receipt
of the permit by the local authorities the
house was burned.
Secretary Foster promptly cabled the
Charge d. Aftaires to make an urgent de-
mand for effective protection, indemnity
punishment of the guilty parties, and
reprimand the authorities if found re-
miss. The United States cruisers New
ark and Bennington, now on the way to
Genoa, will be ordered TO the vicinity of
the outrages TO support the demands.
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AT SAN lose.
OFFICIAL MISCONDUCT.
Serious Charges Brought Against
Hospital superintendent.

Serious Charges Brought Against
Hospital Superintendent.
SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 19.-At a
meeting of the Board of Supervisors this
morning an affidavit was presented by
w. V. Bidwell charging Dr. A. C. Keat-
ing, County Physician and Superintend-
ent of the County Hospital, with habitual
drunkenness from the use of drugs; also
Of having stolen money from the person
OF a dead man in the hospital. Heating
appeared by counsel.
Supervisor Victor, in opening the ses-
sion OF the board, charged heating with
conducting the hospital as an immoral
house.
The case was continued until Septem-
Der 9th.
Heating maintains that the affair grows
out of the luminosity Of Bldwell, who he
says has been discharged from the post of
assistant at the hospital. Heating asserts
that he possesses over forty af1idavits
made by inmates of the hospital disprov-
ing the charges
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GUARDING AGAINST CHOLERA.

Inspection to be Made of Baggage and
People From Infected Districts.
WAsHIEGToN, Aug. 10, -Surgeon-G Cen
eral Wyman OF the Marine Hospital Serv-
ice has issued circular, approved by
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury Spauld-
ing, to Collectors Of Customs, medical
officers Of the United States Marine Hos
pital service, agents of foreign steamship
lines, local quarantine officers and others,
in which, in view Of the cholera in Rus
STA, the ruling is made that the baggage
OF no immigrant from that country or
other cholera-infeeted section be admitted
to this country after September 18th next,
unless accompanied by a certificate from
the Consular officer at the port of de-
barkatIon that ch baggage has been
properly disintectGd
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A NfERCHANT DIsAppEARs.
AFFAIRS IN VENEZUELA.
1t Is Reported that Crisis is Near
Hand,

NEW YORK, Aug. ia Herald Gu
racoa correspondent says: Affairs are
rapidly coming to crisis in Venezuela.
and i'll few days the question will be de-
cided as to whether or not Crespo shall
enter Caracas and take charge of the
Government. General Ybarra, who is
in command of the military forces
in the Capital is planting heavy batteries
on Ercalvorio and other strategic points.
and making every possible effort to or
ganiZe local defenses. Additional troops
went TO the front this morning, and every
indication points to a determination on
the part of the Governor 20 fight to tine
bitter end.
Latest advices from the revolutionary
camp is that General Crespo has decided
on an immediate advance on the capital.
General Crespo himself did not believe
tho time quite ripe for an advance. but
Generals Guerra, Rodriguez, Quintana
Vigas and others insisted, however. thai
it was best to take advantage Of the ab-
sence Of Monacas and the present weak
ness of the defense of Caracas, and Cresno
acQuieSccd.
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Important Catherine.

VIENNA, Aug. l9.-The International
Grain and Seed Market, to be held here
on the 29th and Both inst, opens with a
conference in the great hail OF the Agri-
cultural Bourse, when reports will be
presented giving the estimates OF the
harvest OF 1872 in the United States, Can
ada, Russia. India ard other grain-pro-
ducing countries. 1t is anticipated the
gathering will be unusually large and the
transactions OF a magnitude hitherto un-
surpassed. There are special train ar
rangemenls for the influx OF home anu
tOrelgn visitors
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BILLIARD ENPERTs.
Ives Issues a Challenge to Any Pro.
fessoT in France.

Ives Issues Challenge to Any Pro-
fessor in France.
PARIS, Aug. 19.-Ives played a game of
cushion caroms atthe Foles Bergere yes
terday afternoon with say, I25 points up,
Hewon with a score of 152 points to Gays
50. In the evening Ives played Goffart q
balk-line game OF 500 points mp, beating
him by is and making the biggest single
break on record atthe Foiles Bergere dur
ing the season-2I9 points. vt The Via
nauX Schaeter played Gonart 100 points,
conceding the latter % points. Gotlar5
won, Schaefer making only As.
IN response to the open challenge is
sued by Ives TO play any professor in
france, Gay has accepted and viii play 3
ba!k-line game OF 500 points up, in any
hall IN Paris that may be mutually agreed
upon outside Of the two academies. The
game is to be for S500a side, the winner to
take the receipts and pay the expenses.
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WYOMING CATTLENTEN.
They Object to the County Being Sued
for Attorneys Fees.

for Attorneys Fees.
LARAMIE (Wyo.), Aug. I9.-Judge Da-
wilson, Judge Ballard and Attorney
Breckels, who were engaged to conduct
the case Of Johnson County against the
invading stockmen, are all here for the
purpose of obtaining judgment against
Johnson County Tor the amount of their
fees, the sum being $4,000, they having
brought suit for that amount. Some of
the cattlemen, who have interests in
Johnson County, applied to the court
asking for an injunction restraining
them from procuring the Judgment. The
petitioners set up the claim that johnson
County is up to the debt limit OF the Con
stitution. The attorneys, on the other
hand, contend the county is not up to
the debt limit, because the funded in
debtedness is not shown by the petition
ers to have been incurred since the ad-
mission OF the State, hence the provisions
of the Constitution do not apply To tfijs
contract Tor counsel fees.
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FATAL FLAMES.

The Explosion of Gasoline stove
Causes the Death Of a Child.
CHICO, Aug. 19.-About II O'Clock yes
terday, while Mr.. Wright was fllinr a
gasoline stove,it exploded and the flames
enveloped himself, wife and 5-year-old
child. The house was burned down and
the child perished iii the flames. Mrs.
Wright was fatally burned and Mr..
Wright is badly injured. One hand will
be crippled for life even ii he RECEIVERS.
which is doubtful. Mrs. Wright died
during the night. Wright is an engineer
in the sugar refinery.
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Nc Britlsh NTinisfr1.

LoNDoN, Aug. ia second meeting
of the Cabinet was held to-day, and, after
discussing the future course of the Gov
eminent, the meeting broke up The
Ministers will not meet again until the
end OF October, unless something unto
ward occurs
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EmbIems TO Be Aholished

PARIS, Aug. l9.-The French Govern
ment has decided to abolish ali emble,ns
OF monarchies ON public buildings in
Paris, such as the imperial crowns OF the
two Napoloons still over the Palace OF
Elysee. 1t has been decided, however
that wherever the emblems are purely
historical they SHAH be relainad.
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LONDON GOSSIP.
Radicals Still Dissatisfied With
Gladstone's Appointments.
MEN IDENTIFIED WITH THEIR m
TERESTS Summed

The Cabinet Holds a short Sitting,
Which Three Committees Were APP
pointed and Allotted Importan
Measures to Consider. in Line wit =
the Programme of the New Gov
ernment-Good Prospect Of Mrs.
Maybrick Being Soon Released
From Prison.
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FoUR MEN POISONED.
The Ate Canned Beef That Had Stoo,
in the sun.

in the sun.
PHOENIX (Ariz.), Aug. 19.-Four men
were poisoned yesterday by eating
canned beef which had stood in the sun.
w. W. Walls, who controls most Of the
mail routes in Arizona. his son, \. S.
Walls, j. Riley and Mexican named
Espinoza. After dinner young Walls
and Riley started for the country on a
hay wagon. When three miles from
Phoenix both fell off in the dust. They
lay two hours in the broiling sun, before
being picked up and carried to the city.
W. w. Walls remained at the camp near
the west limit of the city. He lay for
seven hours alone, but took patent medi-
cines and recovered sufficiently to beckon
to a passer-by. EspinOza went home,
and was at DEATHS door for five hours.
All are recOy ering.
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BRUSSELS, Aug. ia dispatch from
the Congo State announces that the Congo
State force defeated the Arabs on the
Sankoran River, near the place where the
Hodister expedition was Inassacred. Ten
chiefs were killed and 700 men captured
by the troops. The Governor does nor
think the uprising will spread.
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Special to the REcoRD-Uxrox.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 19.-This morning
fire started on the Bolinas road, one
mile from Liberty. 1t spread rapidly to-
ward Bolinas Ridge, and is now burning
on the Howard and Skater ranch. Gangs
Of men have left here and Sausalito for
the scene. The latest reports are to the
effect that the fire cannot be got under
control tonight. Pasture fields near St.
Nincents Orphan Asylum were fired
this morning, and spread to the Pa
checo and Milter ranches. This after
noon men left here in carriages, and have
succeeded in heading the flames off.
Great clouds of smoke are passing over
San Rafael
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THE FREEING OF RHODES.
Citizens Dlsapprove of the Action OF
the Jury.

PHOENIX "a. IT,, Aug. 19.-The citizens
of Tempe express disapproval of the
freeing of Rhodes. An organized mob
came to point near Phoenix last night
and skirmishers entered the city, but they
found seventeen well-armed men guard
ing the Jail and many officers on the
street. They waited until early this
morning and then abandoned the idea of
attacking the jail.
Ed Tewksbury's case is set for August
18th, but neither justices Huson nor
Wharton will try the case.
Rhodes, with strong guard of friends,
left this morning for the Ionto Basin.
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Icon, the Gyinnast. KiIIed

PARIS, Aug. I9.-The welI-known gym
mast, Leon, performing at fete at the
Tuiieries yesterday on trapeze seventy
tive feet from the ground, fell. lie
dropped into net, which broke under
his weight, and he tell to the ground.
When picked up he was dead
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Fast Ocean PASSAGE.

New YORK, Aug. 19.-The steamship
Umbria, OF the Cunard line made the
fastest time on record of any single
screw vessel on an eastward trip from
this port. a cable dispatch received this
afternoon reports that she passed Brow
head at P. NJ. to-day, making the trip in
. days, y hours and 10 minutes,
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The Grape Crop.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. Authorization
| received by the Secretary of the Viticult-
ural Commission is to the effect that the
Sonoma and Napa grape-growers will not
have quite half a crop, while in Santa
Clara and Alameda Counties there will
be something like two-thirds of a crop.
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Mail Coach Held Up by BrIrands,

1S1S1 = + OS I1IlL-.tnus.
ROME, Aug. 19.-Brigands attacked the
mail coach between Cave and Palestfna
this morning. All the passengers were
robbed OF their money and iewelrv. in
addition to parcels looted and registered
letters stolen. One passenger who at
tempted to defend himself was serionsly-
iuiured
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Alexander Crawford's Estate.

SAN Francisco, Aug. 19.-At meeting
of creditors of the late Alexander Craw-
ford, the South Sea Island merchant, it
was ascertained that Crawford's assets
were SlS2, goo and his liabilities over $780,
coo. a committee Of eight creditors has
been appointed to take charge of the bust
ness and run it in the interest of the cred
iIprS
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FIRE NEAR GILRoY.

GILRoY, Aug. ia mountain fire
which started at the beginning Of the
week has defied all efforts and is still
raging toward the north, having crossed
west aud if not checked will get into the
inhabited region and do heavy damage.
At present it is beyond the barn and hay
at the Legler place. 1t has caused but
little loss to ranchers. Yesterday another
fire broke out at the Caseard place,
threatening the destruction OF vineyard
property, but was checked after the loss
of considerable stubble and wood. The
fires add to the intense heat.
WOMAN BURNED TO DEATH.
CORVALLIS (Or.(, Aug. 19-The house
of n. p. Briggs was burned this after
noon, and Mrs. Briggs persisted in the
flames.
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Two Noted Forgers Released.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I9.-News comes
from London this morning announcing
the release from an English prison OF
George Mcdonnell and Edward Noyes
Hill, the two great Bank OF England for
gers, who We're convicted with George
and Austin Bidwell for the immense
frauds upon the Bank of England in
1873.
The only one who now remains behind
the bars is young Mcdonnell at San
OuentIr
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Intense Heat in Enrone.

LONDON, Aug. Dispatches from
continental Europe show intense heat
prevailing at Vienna to-day. The mer-
curry touched ll0o IL the shade, while in
Buda Pesth it reached liG9 under tho
same conditions. In Berlin so was
registered. Paris has reported cooler
weather
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Tho ChoIera

Sr. PETERSBURG, Aug. 19.-Cholera re-
turns for the past twenty-four hours
show, in this city, twenty-five new cases
and nineteen deaths rep0rted. In Russia.
"Wednesday, there were S,t5S new cases. OF
the disease ana 3,-05 deaths.
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Wife-Murderer Hanged,

PENDLEToN Or, Aug. 19.-Frederick
Zoan was hanged to-day for the murder
Of his wife and mother-in-law, near Mil
ton, in October, 1891. The execution took
place in the basement of the Courthouse.
in the presence of loo spectators.
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Chancellor Won Capriyi.

BERLIN, Aug. l9.-As Chancellor Won
Caprivi is known to be an advocate OF
two years military service, Emperor
Williams declaration against ii reduction
of the term of service viii, IL is believed,
force the Chancellor to resign.
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California Post,uasters.

WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-B. Biestman
has been appointed Postmaster at Bag
dad, San Bernardino County, Cal, vice L..
ID. zimmerman, resigned, and f. b.
Hesselkus at Genesee, Plumas County,
Cal, vice Ed Hesselkus, deceased.
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TWO FIRES in Ohio.

DELTA Ohio, Aug. ia fire de-
stroyed four blocks of buildings in this
city. The loss is 100000.
GENEVA Ohio, Aug. I9.-The busi-
ness portion of this town was burned
this morning. The loss viii reach
SI75, 200.
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sugar Prices Advanoed.

Boston, Aug. 10 1T is announced here
that the American Sugar Refining Com
/ pany had to-day again advanced the price
of refined sugar one-eighth of a cent on
/ high grades, and one-siXteenth on low
| grades.
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Georne could I'm uonduras

CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. 19.-The AngIo-
4meyicoa says George Gould is in Hon
duras III the interest of q railroad to be
built from Puerto Cortez, on the Gulf OF
honduras, to Amapola, or the Pacific
Coast
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PanIc-StrIoIzen Passeneol.s.

ST.. PETEBsBUBs, Aug. I9.-The steamer
Grigoneuw, plying on tho yolga, was
wrecked at Nijni-Novgorod. The pas
sengers and crew were panic-stricken
and jumped overheard.
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Warned to onit 1vnrl-

HOMESTEAD PENN, Aug. I9.-Notices
were thrown inside the mill fence this
morning warnlag the men at work 10
quit by tomorrow morning or take the
consequences.
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CLEARINGHOUSE STATISTICS.



Cities the Past Week.
NEW YORK. Aug. i9.-The following,
compiled by the Bradstreets, are the
banks clearings for the week ending
August 18th, with the percentage, increase,
and decrease, compared with the CORE
spending week last year: New York,
500, 81. 900, a decrease Of IS per cent;
Boston, eS4, 600, an increase OF 81 per
cent; Chicago, SOS, 500, o00, an increase of
Ill; Philadelphia, SCI ,094, 900, an increase
OF 1914; st. Louis, ~, 7S5, 600, u decrease of
40; San Francisco, ST., sol, 900, decrease
OF 81; Baltimore, Sl4,0l5,0 GOO. a de-
crease of 6.9; Cincinnati, Sl2. 40, 900, an
increase of II.4; Pittsburg, Sl3, 900, an
increase of 100; New Orleans, So, 507, 600,
an increase OF ,26.4: Kansas City, $40, 2Sl, 600,
an increase of BIG: Minneapolis, 81 ,594.-
900. an increase OF l4.I; Omaha. 50, 259, 900,
an increase Of 50.2: Denver. s., S04 900, an
increase of 39.7; st. Paul, Sl,94s, 900, an
increase OF IA: Portland, Or, S2,3l5,00
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Proper Protection-Seven Thousand
Troops Assigned to Duty Along the
Points Where Danger of Trouble Is
Felt.
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REPUBLIC OF MEXrCo.
Valuable Bonds Stolen From the Fe
eral Treasury.

Valuable Bonds Stolen From the Fed
eral Treasury.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. ia bond OF
the consolidated debt valued at $4,000
has disappeared from the Federal Treas
ury, and an employee has been arrested
on suspicion.
General Refugio Gonzales is dead.
Flores Reflex has been elected Cover
nor of Durango.
A MERCHANT DISAPPEARS.
GUAYMAS, Aug. 19.-Jose Robes, a gro
Gerry merchant, has disappeared, and the
wholesale merchants here are much ex-
cited over his sudden departure. His
liabilities amount to s., 900 and his assets
are only $1,000. Robles had the conf
dence Of the merchants of this place, VINO
started him in business. lie is thought
to have taken passage on the steamer
Newbern, which left this port August
18th for San Francisco This makes The
third failure of the kind within a few
weeks. and the merchants will now prob
ably be more cautious i'll extending credit
to strangers.
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BASEBALL.

Los Angeles Takes Its Third Consecu-
tive Game From the Friscos.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. I9.--Los Angeles
took another game from San Fran
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Cruiser baltimore.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 19.-The cruiser
Baltimore arrived this afternoon from
Puget Sound.
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Miners in Fl.ance 70 srri1-e.

PARIS, Aug. 19.-The miners in the De-
partments OF Farn, Aude and Herault
are making arrangements for wholesale
strike.
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LIZZIE'S WISH

New BEDFORD (AIass.), Aug. l9.-The
standard this afternoon prints story
regarding the Borden murders, in which
it is said that not long since old MIR Bor-
den remarked thai he did not take much
comfort at home with Lizzie; that she
would not eat at the same table with him,
and only that morning when he acct
dentally went into a room where she was
eating she left the room. Borden is said
to further remarked that when he left the
house Lizzie told him she hoped he
would come home a corpse, and would
probably be that before long.
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cisco this afternoon. The score was 5 to
in favor of the visitors. Los Angeles
could not hit Hoffman in the first five
innings, but in the sixth they punched
five hits and got enough runs 10 give
them the game. The fielding was fair.
Balsz pitched good game.
AT SAN JOSE.
SAN JOSE, Aug. 19.-Four runs were
tailed in to-day's game, crowded into
two half innings, Oakland getting it's
lonely one in the fifth, while the homo
team got three and victory in the sixth.
Both teams put up good ball. Batteries,
German and Wilson; Lookabaugh and
Clark,
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COAST BLAZES.
Fires Raging in the Neighborhoods
of San Rafael and Gilr0y.
CHILD BURNED TO DEATH BY THE
EXPLOSION OF GASOLINE

Citizens of Tempe. Arizona, Show
Their DisapprovaI of the Freeing of
Rhodes, Charged With the Murder
OF Graham, by Organizing a Mob
With the Intention of Lynching
Him. But Lose Their Nerve When
They Run Across a Strong Guard.
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SITUATION Al BUFFALO.
The}True Status of the Strike May
Be Revealed To-day.
EFFORTS TO BE MADE TO MOVE THE
BLOCKADED FREIGHT.

The Companies Claim to Have sufl-
Client Men to Accomplish Their OBJ
iect. Provided They Are Furnished