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STATE BOARD OF TRADE.
Proceedings of the Monthly Meeting
Held Yesterday.

Held Yesterday.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1.-THE monthly
meeting of the State Board of Trade was
held this afternoon in the assembly hall
OF the State Board Of Horticulture, go
Suffer street, President Eugene J. Gregory
presiding.
The report of the Finance Committee
was received, showing that the total re-
ceipts for the month of December
amounted to SI,S0S 45; disbursements
81, 230 10; cash in bank, 1913 30.
A communication was read, written by
j.. Z. McAtee Of the State Board to G.. j
Beckett of the Cooperative Society of
Darmen. Lancashire, Eng. MIR. McAfee
stated that the board proposed to send a
sample Of dried fruits to England. in the
way OF experiment, both TO obtain a
price for the same if they would be used
without special effort or to be prepared
for use and presented or sold to proposed
consumers. The quantity of fruit that
would be sent would depend upon cir
cumStanceS.
IN speaking upon the subject, Mr.. Nc
Afee said that the board should put itself
into position to dispose of dried fruit in
England at a cost not to exceed twelve
cents per pound. English people desire
to have fruit delivered to them in pound
packages, and Mr.. McA fee considered this
an important point for fruit-growers to
take into consideration.
A long discussion followed on the best
methods to be adopted for the purpose of
securing suitable grade of goods for
shipment to England.
President Gregory was not of the
opinion that the truit-growers would con-
tribute tirst-class lot of goods without
compensation. The most practical wav
to secure a satisfactory class of goods
would be to purchase them. Fruit
growers" said he, do not look to the
advancement of the State in the same
light as business man. The latter would
use all means at his command to adyer-
tise his business and give literally to-
ward such a purpose"
Judge Stabler said he was willing to
contribute quite quantity of first-class
fruit, and was of the opinion that other
fruit-growers would fall into line. and
beyond doubt the best fruit they had
would be sent to the board for shipment
to foreign market.
The general opinion of the members in
attendance was, in substance, that the
principal varieties needed in shipment
should be peaches and apricots, and not
less than carload should be forwarded.
MIR. McAfee favored the idea of a com
mlttee being appointed for the purpose of
visiting the fruit centers and laying the
matter intelligently before the fruit
growers, for the purpose of securing the
necessary amount Of goods for shipment.
The suggestion was adopted.
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Special TO the REcoRp-un1or.

! special 10 the RECORD-UNIoN
LONDON, Jan. I2.-Advices from st.
petersburg show, though the Gar NAV
declare there is no famine in his domin-
IONS, already the sum of 60, OOO, 900 roubles
mas been appropriated by the Imperial
treasury, for the purpose of providing
The absolute necessaries of life, to be dis
tributed among the suffering poor. All
tins money has been expended in addi-
tlon to the large sums spent through the
Central Famine Committee and through
private individuals, and yet the wants of
the distressed peasants are supplied to
only limited extent. The Imperial
treasury has now assigned a further sum
OF 6d,OUO,O00 roubles, which will be de-
voted to relief work. There is hardly
any doubt that some further and larger
sums viii be necessary to tide the people
over the long winter season.
OUTBREAKS AGAINST THE JEWS.
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 12.-Anti-Jew-
Ism outbreaks have occurred in MANY
villages in Penca and Saratov. The
houses of number of Jews suspected of
boarding corn were burned and many of
the inmates killed.
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RACE TROUBLES.
A Negro Murderer Taken From a
Jail and Hanged.

A Negro Murderer Taken From a
Jail and Hanged.
JACKSONVILLE (Fla.), Jan. ia Mi
cophany (Fla.) special to the Telegram
says: a serious riot occurred last night
between whites and blacks, crowds OF
whom had gathered in public square to
witness tight-rope performance. A ne
gro named Henry Hinson used insulting
language in the presence of white ladies.
w. Jefferson Chitty, prominent young
white man, ordered him away. Hinson
shot Gritty, killing him instantly. A free
fight followed, sin which John Jones, a
negro friend OF Hinson, was killed. In
the confusion Hinson escaped, but Mar
shall Purdy organized a posse and cap
tured him at midnight. He was brought
back and placed in jail, but early this
morning mob took him and hanged
him to a tree.
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ida. The temperature has fallen in the
Mississippi Valley and westward and
generally risen elsewhere. The tempera-
ture will fall in the Upper Lake region,
the Ohio Valley and the Middle Gull
States.
VERY COLD.
HURON Is. D., Jan. 12.-It was DO be-
low zero here this morning, and from 10
TO "a below at various points in the
State, making it the coolest day of the
season.
BELGRADE MONTY, Jan. 1.-THE spirit
thermometers registered 400 below zero
yesterday. The snow is two feet deep.
ST. PAUL, Jan. 12.-Specials from all
parts of the Northwest show the coolest
weather of the season. At Parker, 5. D.,
it was go below; Aberdeen, $50 below;
1ankton, 300; Huron, 26o. Various other
points show range of 2S0 to 81 below.
COLD SNAP IN THE SOUTH.
MEMPHIS, Jan. 1.-THE South is hav-
ing the worst weather experienced in four
years. the cold snap being general. The
thermometer is only about 20o above,
with indications of a further drop of ten
degrees tonight.
@ photographic communication is badly
interrupted. In this city the telephone,
telegraph, fire alarm and electric light
wires are badly broken down, and trees
and shrubbery largely destroyed by sleet
and snow.
Houston (Tex.), Jan. 12.-Specals from
fifty points in South and East Texas are
TO the effect that Il severe ice and sleet
storm is prevailing, the weather being
the worst experienced for years.
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SERIES OF GLOVE CONTESTS.
Peter jackson Defeats Two Men in
One Night.

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-At a series of glove
contests at Battery ID tonight the feature
of the evening were two contests, one be-
tween Peter Jackson of Australia and
Pacific Slope heavyweight champion,
and Jack King, a local middle-weight.
The other was between Jackson and John
Dalton, late of Philadelphia. The first
was easily won by Jackson in the third
round, King giving up. The other con-
test was viciously fought, both men de-
livering number Of good blows. In the
third round Jackson took advantage OF
an opening to give his opponent right
and left-handers on the heart and neck,
knocking him down and out.
Con Reardon, the California middle
weight, and Harry Baker of Michigan,
middle-weight champion, fought very
pretty tour-round contest, which re-
suited in draw.
About 1900 spectators were present.
Frank Slavin of Australia, who is soon to
meet jackson in the prize ring, was an
Interested spectator, as was Charlie
Mitchell of England.
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HORRIBLE CRIME.
Frightful Treatment of q Family
Outlaws in Chile.

Frightful Treatment of a Family by
Outlaws in Chile.
PANAMA, Jan. IA horrible crime
was committed a few days ago by six out
laWed characters in Nacimiento, Chile.
They entered the residence of Mr. Gale
Cos, and after tying him and his wife to
pillars of the house, in their presence vi
olated their three young daughters They
then sat down to eat supper. seemingly
perfectly at home. One rose from the ta-
bic and offered GalIegos a glass of wine,
which not being accepted, the man drew
sharp knife and cut his throat from
ear to ear. The house was then pIundered
OF everything of value. The police who
went after the culprits found them in
neighboring wood. The captain and one
other man were killed, one escaped and
three were made prisoners.
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Fraudulent Transactions.

LISBON, Jan. u. = Senior Carvalno,
Minister of Finance, has resigned, in
consequence of a decision of the share
holders of the Portuguese Railway to in
quire into the management of the COM
pany with which Carvalno was connected
before he became Minister of Finance
The company's offices were searched to-
day by the police. Warrants were issued
for the arrest of number of persons
connected with the railroad company.
The police discovered forged documents
showing frauds to the extent OF 100 centos
of rpiS
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Funeral of Miss Medill.

PARIS, Jan. 1.-THE funeral of Miss
Josephine Florence MediIl, daughter of
Joseph Medill, proprietor of the Chicago
tribune, who died here Saturday, took
place this afternoon at the Episcopal
Church, in the avenue Delama Robert
Mccormick, late Secretary Of the Ameri-
can Legation at London, and his wife,
who is a sister of Miss Medill; Hon.
Whitelaw Reid, United States Minister;
Mrs. Reid, members of the American
Legation and leading Americans in Paris,
were present. The coffin was almost
hidden with floral offerings.
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Duncan road last night. Both were shot
twice, and their bodies mashed with an
ak. When found two-year-old child
was sitting by the dead body of its
mother, its head badly bruised. it would
have died from intense cold had it not
been discovered. The woman is supposed
to be Hattie Morgan, en- route to join her
husband at Globe. Her trunks were
broken omen and plundered
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Duke of Clarence.

LONDON, Jan. 12.-The physicians at
tending the Duke of Clarence this morn
ing report no improvement in his condi-
ton. Reports received up to noon to-day
state that pneumonia has developed into
the severest type, more severe than an
nounced by the physicians to the public,
and much anxiety is felt.
\ bulletin this evening states that al
though there is no marked change, the
Duke has grown somewhat better since
1,oC
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Rebels Moving ON Taneicr.

TANGIER, Jan. 12.-The rebels have
taken possession OF the trade routes lead
ing to the interior country, and it is be-
heved they were enabled to supply them
selves with large quantities of provisions,
etc., destined for Tangier, and are now
approaching the city, an announcement
which has caused great excitement here.
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Passenger Train Wrecked.

GRAND ISLAND (Neb.), Jan. IA
passenger train on the Ord branch of the
Union Pacific was wrecked this morning
by broken rail. a number of passen-
gers were more or less injured, and ]. w.
Kelly of this city is thought to be fatally
hurt. Only two others were seriously
injured.
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Residence Burned.

SIssoN, Jan. IL. = At o'clock this
morning fire was discovered in the res
idence of Harry Nolan. Being wooden
structure 1t was soon consumed, total
loss Of the building. Part of the furni-
ture was saved. The loss is SEQ; fully in
sured. The Methodist Church, opposite
had close call. Fortunately the wind
was blowing in an opposite direction.
The cause Of the fire was defective flue
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The Nronterer,s BIG Rife

CHICAGO, Jan. 12.-The twelve-inch
breech-loading rifle for the Monterey has
arrived here, having been shipped from
the Washington gun foundry four DAYS
ago. This is the first gun Of this caliber
completed for the navy, and is the
heaviest piece OF ordnance ever trans
ported across the continent, its weight
being 10l, 300 pounds.
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Crushed to Death.

MENDoCINO, Jan. 12.-Harry Mahlen-
berg, the electric-light tender at Navarro,
attempted to jump on an engine yester-
day afternoon, but missed his footing and
the train passed over him. Both legs
We're jammed off below the knee. He
died while being brought to Mendocino.
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YUMA (Ariz.), Jan. I2.-ColoneI C. F.
Croker, superintendent Fillmore, Mr..
Foster and other officials of the Southern
Pacific arrived here last night, remain
ing until daylight, when the party left
over the newly built road from Yuma to
ella City. Colonel Croker is on his way
to Mexico, where the Southern Pacific
contemplates extending its branch line
to Durango.
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Burglary at NInrvsrille.

MARYsvILLE, Jan. 12.-Burglars en-
tered a grocery store owned by X. Hare
this morning and stole cigars, tobacco,
whisky and small amount of money.
aggregating several hundred dollars.
Entrance was made by prying open the
front door, and as several stores have
lately been entered in the same manner.
the officers think the parties guilty of
one otfense are guilty Of the others.
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Mcdonald VIII Contrast.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.-Judge Cof1ey
to-day rendered a partial decision in the
Mcdonald will case, holding that Henry
Mcdonald, who contested the Will. claim
ing to be son of the deceased by Mrs.
kansome, better known as Claude Lee
the actress, is in fact the son of Captain
Charles Mcdonald. Judge Coffey has vet
to decide whether young Mcdonald is
sole heir TO the 1886, 900 estate.
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Believed to Have Been Murdered.

YUMA, Jan. 12.-Last Friday news
reached here that Charles Leonard had
been run over and killed by train at
ella City. 1t is now believed that Leon
ard was murdered, and, after being
robbed, was thrown across the track.
Officers are investigating the affair, and
interesting developments are looked for
soon,
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THE BALTIMORE INQUIRY.
4 Genuine Sensation Developed in
Yesterdays Testimony.
TURNBULL'S DEATH DIRECTLY DUE
TO GROSS NEGLIGENCE

the Police, Where the Chileans Re-
geons to Either Remove the Men or
Permit Proper Medical Treatment
Until all Hope of Saving Turn
BULBS Life Was Beyond Human
Power
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Ravages of La Grippe.

MARYsvILLE, Jan. Fla grippe has
been taking off great many old pio-
neers about Marysville, and a canvass
among physicians to-day shows that over
100 are sick, and at least dozen seriously
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Big Price offered for Arion.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.-An evening
paper states that j. Malcolm Forbes OF
Boston has agreed to pay Senator Stan
ford Sl50,000 for Arion, the two-year-old
Electioneer colt, who made the worlds
record, 2:l03, on the Stockton kite track a
few months ago.
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Shipping at Redondo.

REDoNDo, Jan. 12.-The schooner
Esther Buhne has left for Humboldt.
The steamer Eureka has arrived, south
bound, with ninety-one tons of freight
and three passengers.
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TEE FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
Large Sums Expended for Relief
in the Stricken Districts.
OUTBREAKS REPORTED
IN MANY DISTRICTS.

NO Abatement in the Epidemic of In
huenza Throughout Eneland-The
Disease Continues to Spread With
Increasing Virulence-RebeIs Nov
ing on Tangier-The Arab Insurrec-
ton in Yemen Breaks Out Afresb.
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Starter for the st. Louis Races.

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1.-THE st. Louis
Jockey Club has secured Frank d.
Walker OF indianapolis as starter for the
running meeting of April 30th to June
9TH
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The Portlands Won.

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 12.-The first of
series of five exhibition games between
the Portland and San Francisco ball
teams was played here to-day, Portland
winning by a score of to 2. The game
was well played by both sides. At the
end of the sixth inning the score was / to
0 in favor of San Francisco, with three
men on bases. Parrot made a three
base hit, bringing in three runs. San
Francisco made one more run in the
eighth.
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An Arabian Revolt.

ADEN, Jan. 12.-The Arab insurrecti On
in Yeman has broken out afresh. The
rebels are marching upon Sanaa, the CAPT
tai city, and the Turkish forces are adj
Yancing to repel them.
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Glendale Train Robbers Tndio+oa

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 12.-The Grand Jury of
this county to-day indicted for the Glen
dale train robbery A. D. sly, Laura
Waterman, alias Maggie Hedspeth, Ma
Ran Hedspeth, i. Il. Wilson and c. +.
Wilson. The last three are still at large.
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The Men Returned to Work.

PORTLAND Or, Jan. 12.-The South
ern Pacific Company has rescinded the
order requiring one brakeman to remain
on top of the cars, and the men returned
to work this afternoon.
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An apparatus for purifying lubricating
oils coming from machinery has been
patented III Norway, whereby the same
oil can be used many times at a trifling
expense
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HELD TO ANSWER.
Grass Valley Merchant Charged with
Compromising Felony.

Grass Valley Merchant Charged with
Compromising a Felony.
GRASS VALLEY, Jan. 12.-George Vim
cent, one of the most prominent mer-
chants Of this place, was examined to-
day before a Justice OF the Peace on a
charge of compromising a felony. Some
months or more ago two young men were
arrested for robbing Thomas CLAYTON.
They garroted him. When the case came
up for preliminary examination CLAYTON
failed to appear. The hearing was con-
tinued, and warrant for the arrest of
Clayton was issued, and he was arrested
next day. Clayton then said that George
Vincent had paid him $50 not to appear
against the alleged robbers. Clayton
made a confession to District ATTORNEY
Nilcon, who caused VIncents arrest. on
examination to-day Clayton repeated the
charge against Vincent. The accused
proved good character, and then swore to
q denial Of any such transaction as
charged.
The Justice held defendant to appear
before the Superior Court.
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Death of Prominent Engineer.

CITY OF MEXICO, Jan. 12.-Silas Itur-
bide, nephew of the late Emperor Itur-
bide, is dead. He was one of the most
prominent civil engineers in this country.
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The Press ExcursionIsts.

RENO New, Jan. 1.-THE Press Club
train reached here at 1920, and made a
stop of ten minutes. In the main draw
ing-room car an entertainment was in
progress, and the party was in the ioIliest
mood. The train will be side-tracked at
Truckee, and remain there several hours,
in order not reach Auburn before 6
o'clock in the morning. A delegation
from the Auburn Citrus Fair met the ex-
cursion at Winnemucca. Eugene Field.
who was expected to be with the party
was detained in Chicago on account of the
sickness of his wife
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An italian engineer has devised a sys-
tenn by which he proposes to utilize the
power of trains running down grade.
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Naturalists have enumerated 657 differ
ent species of reptiles. OF this number
400 are as harmless as rabbits.
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Black ironwood, which grows only in
Florida, is the heaviest wood. It is more
than 80 per cent. heavier than water.
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President of the French Chamber.
PARIS, Jan. 12.-Flcquet was reelected
President OF the Chamber to-day.
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Foul Crime in Arizona.

TUcsoS (Ariz.), Jan. 12.-The Stars adj
vices from Solomonville says: A man
and woman were found murdered on the
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cardinal Manning nj.

LONDON, Jan. r. Cardinal Manning is
i'll with congestion Of the lungs and
bronchitis
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WEATHER IN THE EAST.

The Thermometer Down Far Below
Zero in Dakota.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-General rains
have fallen east of the Mississippi, and
are expected in New England and Flor
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WASHINGTON, Jan. u. = Secretary
Tracy desires to have it known that he
did not say, as he is widely Quoted as
saying, that the naval strength of Chile
is greater than that of the United States
What | did say" remarked the Secretary,
was that | believed Chile ambitious 10
maintain stronger power in the Pacific
than any other nation, and if there had
been no war in that country and she had
not lost her ships, and if the three new
ships constructed for her in Europe vera
out there, she could have done every
thing she pleased with the Pacific SQUAD
ron. l was not speaking, however. of
orr naval strength as a whole. for the
reason that our Pacific and Atlantic
sqUadrons combined are much larger and
more powerful than the Chilean fieet.n
SPEEDY SATISFACTION WANTED.
New York, Jan. IA Washington
special asserts that President Harrison
has crown weary of the Chilean delav
ande within the past forty-eight hours
Egan has been Instructed 10 notify the
Chilean Foreign Office that not only do
we want a speedy reply as to its purposes.
but still insist upon a full PREPARATION
being made TO us for the outrages upon
the Baltimore's sailors. 1t is understood
that Egan replied to-day that something
definite from Chile may be expected in a
few days.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1892-02-24
LATE STATE NEWS.

Glafke, wanted at Sherman for
forgery, is arrested at Big Springs. :
Kir kpatric, general merchant at
Hico, fail with 5000 liabilities.
The Lyons trial proceeds at Austin
and an acquital is looked for.
8. Bailleti bitten by a dog at Aus.
tin, supposed to have rabies.
Hays county dis trict court meets In
early March with one murder case.
Houston reports probable retention
of the 8. A. P. shops at Yoakum.
Wallace O'Leary & Co., of Houston
file deed of trust.
Paris democrats endorse Culperson
for the senate.
Wichita Falls has another fire, loss
es aggregating about $4,000.
Como declares for Mills and Clark,
three to one.
James GIasscock, of Elgin, presi-
dent city council and lumberman, is
buried today.
Santa, Fe road has contracts to
move 49, 600 head of cattle into the
Territory.
The new directory of Texas Worlds
Fair association has been selected.
Galveston has 6 of the Is directors.
Unknown Swede suicides at Hous-
ton, and his body is found on the
target range.
Otto Kucker charged with train
wrecking on Santa Fe gives 81 ,OOO
bond at Brenham and is released.
Will Stew enson gives 600 bond and
is released, charged with putting
rock on railway track near Brenham.
J. J. G ,rrollton, Carrollton, drug
gist. burned out. Loss covered by in-
surance.
Negro girl Is years old jailed at
Texarkana for arson, theft and burg.
larry.
Ed Brown arrested at Gonzales,
charged with the murder of Richter
at Weimar.
Joe Frank is held in $4,000 bond at
Velasco to answer for murder of Jud-
son league.
Evidence in the coroner's inquest,
). A. z. wreck near Houston, will
close today.
The Demons case called for trial at
Linden, goes to Morris county on
change of venue, and q more favorable
feeling exists toward prisoner.
Ross Hardy states that he shot
Frank Wright at Palestine, and Mary
Steph ms, who claimed to have fired
through the door and killed him, is
released.