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The morning call., 1892-06-22
FOURTH OF JULY.
Programme for Literary Exercises a
metropolitan Temple.

Programme for Literary Exercises at
metropolitan Temple.
The committee on the celebration of
Fourth Of July met at their rooms, G09
Market street, last night.
Tho regatta committee reported that it
had decided 10 offer prizes aggregating
$500, but were not ready with the details of
the programme they proposed to offer.
Colonel Davis, representing the Veterans
Home at Yountyile, said that if an appro-
priation of $500 was granted the veterans
they would parade at least 200 strong Tie
money was voted the old soldiers without
dissenting voice.
The music committee reported progress.
The fireworks committee asked that 5000
of the $4,000 appropriated by the Super
yisors be given them, and m ade such q
good showing as TO the expenditure Of the
fund asked for that their request was
granted. 1t was then decided that the ex-
Editions Of fireworks should be held at
Sixteenth aud Folsom streets and at some
point at North Beach to be designated by
the committee.
The decoration committee reported
progress
The literary committee reported 10 favor
Of hOlding the exercises OF the day IN
Metre politan Temple at 9 o'clock in the
afternoon, and after a warm discussion the
recommendation was adopted. They then
presented the following programme, re-
serving the right, however, TO have poem
for the day added thereto:
J. Overture .Bum's Orchestra
2 Prayer. Chaplain ID. o. CROWLEY
3. Song, "Starspangted Banner" ..............-.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS miss A. r. cummings
4. Remarks. President of the Day Myer Jacobs
g. Selections on et........... Miss Pearl Obe
8. Reading Of the Declaration OF Indepem-
Z. Scns RED, White aud Blue .......
..,....................MiSS Marguerite Morrow
g. Recitation. brakes Address to the Ameri-
can Flag" .,,.,,.........,.......MiS Miss Anna Daily
g. song. .......... .'.......'.'-..'Mr. JONI Ictty
II. Selections -......J. W. Mckenzie Singing CLUB
L. Reading OF the poem.
IL Reading OF Nashington's Farewell 10 His
soldiers .........,..,......J X. Robinson
Is Song,... ............. Mrs. n. J. Donovan
IL Hymn, America. j. w Mckenzie Singing cub
audience to join In the chorus.l
The committee then adjourned to the call
Il > - lNnFv
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A. Barker, head rest; John Mccoy. pocket
perfume case Eureka-HectOr McKinnon,
bag locks. MOtt-Theos I. Scott and J. }.
Sheafer, notwithstanding and air-blast
apparatus; Charles I. happening, Fresno,
and l.. b. Sherwood, Turlock, means for
transmitting power.
Washington-Joh ohm Mcklnnon, ColfaX,
clothes-drier; George Biehn, Tacoma. win
dow-shade fixture; Curtis a. Hughes, Spo-
kane. run-hOlder.
Oregon - Joseph Bell. Irondale. feed
water heater; Rob Roy Parrish, Portland
furniture caster.
Nevada-James NJ. Mcfarland, Virginia
CITY faucet
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Serious WaShOutS on the Northern
Pacific in Montana.
THE B0LIIlS STAGE GOES OYER 4 BiEK.
EaFTOW Escape Of the Passengers Fatal FeGd Be-
tween Two Oregon Pioneers Steel
Bridge al iapa.
Special TO The MORNING CALL.

SPOKANE, Wash, June 21.-Fresh wash
outs have still further delayed the traffic
over the Northern Pacific Railroad. The
trouble is at the scene of the original wash
outs in He'll Gate Valley in Montana.
Great drifts of logs and timber have OBJ
structed He'll Gate River at various points
and formed temporary lakes and pools.
The effort to blast these with dynamite
was successful, but the waters, gathering
fresh volume and force as they were re-
leased. swept all before them and damaged
the railroad for several miles.
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AN OFFICIAL PUNISHED.
Dismissed for Favoring Political Union With
the United States.

TORONTO, june 2l.-Sir Oliver MOwat
Premier and Attorney General of Ontario,
has dismissed ElgIn Meyers, the Crown
Attorney OF Duiferin County, for persist
entity advocating political union between
the United States and Canada.
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EOTeL GOSSIP.
garrity viii Be Chairman of the National
Committee.

CHICAGO. June 21-The indications to-
night are that the Cleveland leaders will
endeavor to have Harrity of Pennsylvania
selected as chairman Of the National Com
mttee during the approaching campaign.
The committee on rules have formulated
a set in which there are no radical changes
from previous convention methods.
The organization OF the Nevada delega-
ton seems to have been enormously given
last night. 1t should be: Chairman, Robert
NJ. Clarke; member of committee on per-
manent organization, c. ". Hinchclitfe;
credentials. p. c. Weber; resolutions,
R. NJ. Clarke; vice president, E. P. Hard
esty: member of National Committee, r. p.
Heating.
II. I. Henderson and John T. Game of
Utah were given seats in the temporary
organization Of the convention to-day.
Henderson Is on the committee On creden-
tials and Game on that of resolutions.
At 1879 o'clock tonight eX-SecretaTy
Whitney stated that Cleveland was sure Of
GIG votes Oh the first ballot. gain of 25
since yesterday. Whitney stated that there
had been no conclusion reached as to the
Vice-Presidential candidate.
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THE BLOCKADE BROKEN.

County Officers Allowed TO Employ Additional
Clerks When Necessary.
SAN DIEGO, June 21.-The Superior
Judges of this county sitting In bank de-
cided this evening that while the decision
Of the Supreme Court in the case OF Dough-
erty VS.. Austin applies to San Diego, a case
of emergency has arisen justifying such
services in employing assistants IN the Tax
Collectors Office in place of the deputies
who recently resigned. The blockade being
thus raised the same men have been ap-
pointed to assist who formerly retired as
deputies. Similar action viii probably be
taken In the other Offices
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Gladstore Acting as Meaiator.

Lon DON, June 2l.-Gladstone held a long
conference to-day with Justin Mccarthy.
John Dillon and Timothy Healy, advising
renewed efforts to re-establish union In the
Irish Parliamentary party, and pointing out
the evil effects to the home rule movement
from the continued strife Of the Irish fac
tons. He urged that concessions be made
on each side
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ParalYzsd HIS L,wer Limbs.

COLUMBIA, June 2l.-B. T. Merrill. an
old army veteran, who was a private in
Company f, Second Cavalry Of California
Volunteers, and a member of Columbia Post
No. 14l, 6. A. R., while picking cherries at
the ranch of j. Harding, near here, yester-
day fell from the tree and sustained such in
juries as to completely paralyze the lower
part of his body and limbs. 1t is feared
that his injuries will prove fatal.
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SCALDED BY STEAM.
A Terrible Disaster on a New French War
Cruiser


Cruiser.
BREsT. June PA frightful accident &C.
CURED yesterday On board the rev French
cruiser Dupuy de Come. A trial was being
made Of her machinery when the head Of
one Of her boilers was blown cut, and an
explosion occurred in one Of the coal-bunk-
ers totally disabling the vessel. The fire
hold at once filed up with scalding steam
and smoke. while boiling water covered the
floor to the depth of several inches. The
unfortunate stokers and engineers, impTis-
Oned in the hold. writhed in agony as the
scaldng steam filed their lungs. and falling
TO the floor, were scalded by the hot water.
While in agony they bit themselves and
companions and fought and struggled to-
gether. ATTEMPTS were made 10 rescue
them, but they were met by he same fren-
Zied resistance, biting those who tried 10
drag them out. Finally 10 of them were
rescued ard taken dying to the hospital. A
number Of the others viii undoubtedly die
in a short time.
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ap23 2y cod 2p
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA

ENTRANCE EXAMINATIONS FOR THE COL
IL leges of Letters, OF Science and OF Law viii be
held at the Uni versity in Berkeley; also at Chico.
Los Angeles Grass Valley and Nisaia, on June
80, July and 2. between the hours OF $3.50 a. NJ.
and p. N.
The second examination for the same colleges
will be held at the University In BERKELEY
August 10, l d and I7tb The academic year 1892
1898, Will commence August 10, 1892. For iufor-
ma ion address the Recorder.
j. H. G. BoNTE, Sec or the University OF California
CT cod
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ROBBED A MINING MAN.
James Crossman a Victim OF Two "Ba
barry Coast" Thieves.


barry Coast Thieves.
James II. CrossmaD, an aged mining man
who recently arrived from Riverside, en-
tered Hipckley alley Monday afternoon in
search Of n. Garcia, q restaurant-keeper
whom he he'd known in Los Angles. Garcia
bad moved, and while Grossman was
wandering through the Latin quarter he
fell in with two young men who agreed to
show him Garcia's place of business The
three men drank considerable, and after
Cr0ssman became under ''the influence"
his companions took him to a room la a
house on Broadway and took from his
pockets 500 in green backs and checks and
a certificate Of deposit representing $4,000 in
a Riverside bank.
The robbery was reported to the police
yesterday, and Officers Anthony and Lind
sky arrested Charles Flint, petty thief.
and William Watson, Barbary Coast hood
lum. They were charged with grand lar
ceny. About $40 Of the stolen money was
found In their possession. The thieves had
Quarreed over a division Of the spoils and
separated. When arrested each attempted
to shift the crime upon the other. Both
were under the Influence of liquor.
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A Farmer Fatally Gored.

SACRAMENTO, June 21.-A special to the
Record Union tonight from Elk Grove
states that this afternoon farmer living
near there. named Charles Let, received
terrible and probably fatal injuries by being
attacked by ferocous bull. He was res
eued by neiGhboTs and the vicious animal
Efilad
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Stnla a Million

PARIS. June 2l.-At meeting of the
Syndicate Dynamite Manufacturing Com
pany to-day Directors Arton and Legacy
were absent, and an examination OF the
accounts revealed defalcations to the
amount OF 100000. Warrants were at
once issued for their arrest. 1t is reported
tonight that one Of them was arrested and
the other has fed.
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ROBBED THE BANK.
A Trusted Secretary Embezzles the Funds Of a
Buffalo Bank

Buffalo Bank.
BUFFALO, June H.-Edward S. Damn,
the secretary and treasurer of the National
Savings Bank of Buffalo, was to-day put
under arrest. as a shortage has been dscov-
cred in the accounts of the bank. To the
board OF trustees Dam con fessed a deficit
Of $4,000 which he says lie can make good.
Fears are entertained that the deficit may
exceed this amount Damn has been an en-
plOye Of the bank for twenty-five years.
and was intrusted with the entire fiscal
management, as well as the management Of
the Buffalo Clearinghouse, and was one Of
the clty's leading linanciers.
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PACIFIC COAST INTERESTS.
appeals In Land Cases Decided - Patents
Granted to Inventors

appeals IN Land Gases Decided - Patents
Granted to Inventors
WASHINGTON, June 21.-AsSistant Secre-
tary of the Interior Chandler has affirmed
the decision Of the General Land Commits
sioner, which affirmed the action of the
local officers in rejecting Samuel T. Den
mans application to make a homestead
entry in section 6, Los Angeles district of
California. he also dismissed the contest
of William Mcintyre against the land OF A.
J. Yokum in Marysyille district Of Cali
fornia.
Patents have been granted to Pacific
Coast inventors as follows:
California San Francisco - Milton A.
Wheaton, can-headiEg machine; George H
Tiet Jr., sign-stenciling machine; George
II. Marsh, feed rolls; Armand I. KinZler
table, Levy M. kellogg, safety attach
ment for elevators; George +. and Ii.
n. Gray, eoncrete-miXer; George GTlsel
and L. Seyerlo, machine for wrapping
block matches. Petaluma-David Gutter
mute, sash fastener; IyaDpah, design;
Julius A. Bidweli. pin. Pasadena-John
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The Silver Conference.

NEW YORK. June PA Washington
special says: It's probable the close of this
week will find the details OF the silver con-
ference decided upon so that the matter may
be officially brought TO the attention Of
Congress by the time the members return
from Chicago. 1t is expected by the pro-
meters Of the conference to meet by August
1 in Brussels or Paris
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Trouble in Flo Grande do Sui.

RIO DE JANEIRo. June q. - General
Castillo holds the capital Of Rio Grande do
Snl and the principal cities OF the State
General Tavares is organizing to oppose
Castillo. Thirteen persons were killed in a
fight at Licramento. Conflicts have also
occurred at other points.
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Rrrsstsd for Riramu

SANTA ANA, June PA couple going
by the name Of WOrster. who have been
living three or four miles from this city
since last October, were arrested to-day,
both being charged with bigamy by the
mans wife. His true name is Bently.
Both are now in jail unable 10 give bonds,
and will be examined on FRIDAY
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NOT ALARMED.

Canadian Statesmen Not AppEehen sive Of
Trouble With the United States.
MONTREAL, June 21.-Ihe London CORE
spondent of tie Star interviewed Sir.Charles
Upper on the subject of retaliation against
Canada. Mr. Upper rldculed the idea
that the Canadians would be alarmed at
President Harrson's threats. lie denied
that Canada had Disseminated against the
United States Yesses.
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DlMPLES, bIack-heaas red, rough chapped aud
iid oily SKIN cured by CUTIcURA SOAR
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S. PER MONTH,

The methods used by Drs.' Blair & Neal
for the treatment of catarrh and kindred
diseases have been successfully used by
over 100000 patients during the past u
years. The only charge made BY Drs
Blair IL Neal for treatment Of all catarrhal
diseases is So per month. All medicines
furnished free
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FUNERAL OF EMMoNs BLAINE.
Tie Last Sad Rites Witnessed by Many
Friends

4NtLlo 4fI-NNNNtH -"-E-J
Friends
CHICAGO, June 21.-The funeral services
over the remains Of the late Emmons Blaine
took place at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon
from the Mccormick residence in this city
The services were conducted by Rev Dr.
Mcpherson Of the Second Presbyterian
Church. A large number of friends and
the Mccormick and Blaine families were
present. The services were exceedingly
simple, and at the conclusion ex-Seeretary
and Mrs Blaine aud other members Of the
two families, followed by q large concOurse
of friends, accompanied the remains to
Graceland Cemetery, where they were de-
posted in the Mccormick family vault,
preparatory 10 iuterment in an adjoining
lot. which has been purchased for the
TuruoSp
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THREATENED DISASTER.

Pennsylvania 1cwG5 Endangered by Weak
Reservoir.
PoTTsvILLE. Pa, June 2l-Word has
been received here that the Pottsyil!e Water
Company's big reservoir, located on tie
mountain southwest of Fraekville, has
started to leak. Hundreds of residents Of
Newcastle. ST. Clair. Port Carbon aud Palo
Alto have abandoned their bones and taken
to the hills. The telegraph operators along
the line near the dam are prepared 10 sound
the warning instantly and give notice Of
the approaching danger.
The base Of the louisville Water Com
pauy'S dam in FTackYille Valley is increas-
ing aud it is giving way. a break is likely
to occur at alV minute
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An Oregon Editor in Trouble.

PORTLAND, June 21-Captaln George H.
Moffett, editor OF an evening paper here,
who was arrested Saturday on a charge of
criminal libel. waived examination to-day
in the justices Court and the case was sent
10 the Grand jury.
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He SHOT TO KILL.

Trouble Between Two Old Pioneers Over
Right Of Way.
MARsHFIELD, Or. June 21.--News has
just been received here that A. II. Hinch
had shot and instantly killed Andrew
Wickman at South Slough. Hineh and
Wickman had been having some trouble
about right Of way for q road when Wick
man attacked Hinch with crowbar, and
Hinch shot Wickmau. Hnch Immediately
gave himself up. and Is now in charge Of
the Sheriff at Empire City. Both parties
are old pioneers of Oregon. Wiekman leaves
a wife and several children.
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LONDON. June 2l.-The bill providing
for loaning TO the colony OF British
Columbia the sum If $4,000 at 81 PER
cent, 10 he expended in paying. the expenses
Of the CTofteTs who desire TO become
emigrants 70 that country, passed the second
reading to-day 10 the House Of Commons.
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Stocking Nsvads's Streams,

CARSON, June 21-Fish Commissioner
Mills this evening sent $4,000 Vermont brook
trout TO the streams in and around Elko aud
Battle Mountain, TO be distributed at once.
These fish are portion OF Nevada's half of
the 1,000000 spawn taken from Marlette
Lake last fall and equally divided between
this State aud California. The Matching
perceutage was o.
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Reeisterine British shirs.,

LONDON. June 2l.--The Telegraph COM
menting on the transfer to American
registry Of the steamers City of Paris and
City Of New York, expresses the hope for
the future that the Admiralty will not
of their hands.
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Canada MT Alarnnei

OTTAWA, Ontario. June 21.-But little
anxiety is expressed in official circles over
the threatened policy of President Harrison
in regard to Canada. The members of the
Dominion Cabinet are reticent
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NATCHEz, June z1.--Guice's levee, on the
Tensas River, gave way yesterday after
noon. Some Of the finest agricultural land
10 tie State is submerged, and traffic in The
vicinity is stopped. Much apprehension is
felt for the safety Of the other leYees.
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Baptist Convention at Twin Lakes.

SANTA CRUZ, June 21.-The annual State
convention Of The Baptist churches of Cali
foInia was organized at Twin Lakes this
evening, and will be in session for one
week. About 200 delegates are present.
Rev. j. Highland Garrett was elected pres-
dent Of the convention.
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Bids fnr q Mana Rrid ga

NAPA, June 2l.-The Board of City Trus-
tees on Monday night opened bids of the
building Of new steel bridge across the
river The bic Of the Bay City Iron Works
of San Francisco, SIS 494 o. was the low
est. The contract will not be awarded
until next week
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SEDALIA. Mo-, June 21-The Farmers
Alliance State Convention met to-day. A
full State ticket Will probably be nominated
tomorrow. There is some talk OF fusion
with Republicans on Warner for Governor.
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A ROYAL Petrothal.

BERLIN, June 21-The betrothal Of
Emperor Williams youngest sister, Prin-
cess Marguerite, to Prince Frederick
Charles. the eldest son Of the LangraTe Of
Hesse. was announced to-day.
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The Welland Canal Tolls.

OTTAWA, June 2L-Premier Abbott to-
day announced that he would make a state
ment respecting the alleged discrimination
in the Weliand canal tolls against United
States vessels as soon as be had read the
full text Of President HarTiSOn's message to
Congress.
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Patrick ]. Carroll. in business as team
ster since January l, 1891. has filed r petit
ton in insolvency His liabilities are
S1S61 -, assets a judgment for $500 with in
terest from July, 1890, exempt property at
1911 Mission street 500
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Welded in Vienna.

VIENNA, June 21.-The marriage of Count
Herbert Bismarck and Countess Marguerite
Hoyos was solemnized this morning at the
Evangelical Church in DOrothea stras. g.
The weather was beautiful.
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Sullivan on a Spree

BosToN, June 2L-SuIlivan has been in
dulging freely since his arrival here, and in
bOisterous bar-room harangues has an
nOunced that he could lick Corbett with
one han d.
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OFF for Alaska.

VICTORIA, B. c., June 2t.-The Alaska
excursion steamer Queen arrived from the
sound this evening with large party, who
leave at O'clock tomorrow A party of
eXcursionists arrived by rail from San Fran
cisco this morning 10 join the Queen.
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a Portuguese Colony Captured by Beers.

Portuguese Uolony Captured By Beers.
LONDON. June 21.-Advices from the
Portuguese colony Of Angola. in West
Africa, state that a large body of Beers
entered the colony and proclaimed Ii a
republic Unless Portugal is able TO send
Te-eufoTcements the Beers will retain the
territory already seized and eXpel the Porlu-
Euese.
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MONTREAL, June 21.-It is rumored here
tonight that the factory OF the Dominion
Cartridge Company. near Lachute, was
blown up and a number of men killed.
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spsuish TelegIapb Onerators strike

MADRID. June 21-To-day nearly every
telegraph operator in the country left his
instrument and went out on a strike, being
dissatisfied with the hours and wages. The
wires in this city are being worked by tile
opeTaLoTs ef the military telegraph service.
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suioida While Insane.

NAPA, June 21.-Coroner Lawrence was
to-day called into the northern part of the
county to hold an inquest on the body of a
German named Carl Frederick MerLmuller,
who hanged himself while temorarily in-
sane yesterday afternoon.
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4 RAR FROM JERSEY

One of the Fatalities Attending the Great
Gathering.
CHICAGO. June 21-F c. Biacher. a
prominent member Of a Democratic club at
Newark, \. j., While sitting in the window
Of his room at the hotel early this morning
fell asleep, lost bis balance and dropped to
the sidewalk from the fourth floor. He
WIS INSTANTLY Killed.
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Convicted of Assault.

NAPA, June 21.-The trial of Con Rlney,
charged with criminal assault upon his lit
tie 12-yrar-old niece on May s, took place
to-day. ROney was found guilty as charged.
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Bicycling in the Redwoods.

Fort BRAGG, June pa novel trip, the
first Of its kind ever attempted, through
Mendoeino County was completed to-day.
Fred Barstow and Walter Starr, two Oak
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land boys, arrived to-day after trip of i've
days upon their bicycles. They report
hard but pleasant trip through the noun
tains and redwoods Of Mendoeno of $50
miles
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LONDON, June 21.-Adyices from Singa-
pore state that an earthquake at Taroena,
in the island Of Sangir did much damage to
prOpertY.
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GAINING STRENGTH.

Kr Whitney Says Cleveland Cannot Be
Defeated.
New YORK, June 21.-A dispatch to the
World from Chicago says: The situation
tonight confirms the prediction made last
Saturday that Cleveland will be nominated
on The first ballot. lie now has two-thiIds
Of the delegates and is gaining strength
every hour ". c. WHITNEY.
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The Cereal Prohibition Revoked.
ST.. PETERSBURG, June 21.-The ukase
revoking the prohibition Of the expectation
Of cereals was published to-day.
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ON FIRE WITH ECZEMA
Terrible Sufferings of Little Baby.
Seven Doctors and Two Hospitals
Fail. Cured by Caticura.

My baby boy. months old. broke out With &C.
zema- The itching aud burning was intense; the
eczema spread TO ais limbs breast, face and head,
until he was nearly covered: his torturfng agonieS
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DRS. BLAIR & NEAL
Have Offices located at
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zoe MARKET STREET.
(Cor. Market. GeaTy, Kearny and Third sts.)
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
peclalties-Catarrh all diseases OF the Eve
Ear, Nose. Throat and Lungs Chronic Disea ses
III you live at distance write for symptom sheet
ADDRESS all mail matter TO 702 Market strest
OiHce IourS-9 TO IL 80 A. NJ, 10 F. NJ, to9
p. NJ. Sundays-9 TO II 30 A. NJ. 2to4PM
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If you are going en- hunting or fishing eXpedi-
tion don't forget to take supply Of Whites Yuca-
tan Gum with you. You viii find Il indispensable.