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PACIFIC COAST STEAMSHIP CO.

DISPATCH STEAMERS FROM SAN ga.
y y Francisco for ports in Aaska A. N. SazxkESas
September and october 8. 2l.
For British Columbia and Puget Sound. ports
August =, sept and Get, /, 8, Il. r6 p, 26.> :
For Eureka, Humboldt Bay, WedneSdays;9 9 a. NJ.
For Santa Ana, Los Angeles and all way ports
every fourth aud fifth day, A. n. -:
Santa Barbara and san Luis Obispo. every fourth
and fifth day at A. N. '-.:
For ports IN Mexico, first OF each month:
Ticket Ofdce-Paace Hotel, 4 New Montg gomery st.
GOODALL, PERKINS < CO, General Agents, .
tt 10 Market st San Eralicisco.
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NO. 2 ENGINE HOUSE.
A Number OF Alterations Have Bee
Madc-Sliding Pole for the Men.

A Number OF Alterations Have Been
Made-Sliding Pole for the Men.
Engine house on Bush street, just above
Kearny. Is undergoing extensive alterations.
The old floor on level with the street has
been taken up aud replaced with new one.
The stalls have been set further back aud
arranged in such manner as to enable the
horses TO get 10 the pole in quicker time
than heretofore. The dormitory on the
upper floor has been enlarged. and it will
now furnish sleeping accom- modation for
nine men. A sliding pole has been put up,
so that the men when awakened from thei
slumbers by the alarm gong will be able to
slide to the ground floor instead of going
down by the stairs, as in the past The
alterations will be- completed in about a
week. In the meantime the engine and the
horses are housed in the livery stable ad.
joining
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ClMpAGNLs GENERALE

TRAN ATL TIQUE
FreGch Line to Havre.
COMPANY'S PIER (NEW), AZ NORTH sr~a
~ River foot OF Morton SC. Travellers by <fycxH
this line avoid both transit by English railway AMI
The discomfort OF crossing the channel in small
boat
Ia TOURAINE. Capt FrangeuI I.
Saturday. sept. 6,i. 100 A e
Ia BoURG09NE, Capt, Leboeur. ur...,,,,.,.,,,...
.................. Saturday, Sept. 10th, 5 80 An
La CHAMPAGNE, Capt. Boyer ..,,,,,..,,,.....
s.,.,.....--.-.... Saturday, sept 18th. 200 Az
LA bBETA6NE, Capt. Collier
......--....-. da,, t. 24fh, 900 AM
kS- For further particulars apply to
A. FORGET, Agent
No 3 Bowling Green. New orS.
=. FUGAzI d CO.. Agents. Montgomery ave +,
San Francisco
branch Ofhce O Nontoomerv sfreee mr0urF
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A Phenom enon Explained.

A farmer living three miles east Of Inde-
pendence reports that natural gas has lately
made voluntary appearance in several
places on his farm, rupturing the ground
and throwing up mud and water. 1t is in
ferred that the farm is located over the an
Gent burying-ground Of some third party.
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Mission Parior viii Celebrate.

In some manner rumor has gained cur
rency that Mission Parlor of the Native
Sons OF the Golden West will not join in the
Admission Day celebration of the San
francisco parlOrs of the Native Sons at
Santa Rosa. The fact Is that the celebra-
tion originated with Mission parlor, and It's
delegates have continued 10 cooperate
with the other San Francisco parlors In
arranging for the celebration.
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GENERAL DIMoND's ORDER.
Graceful Tribute to tho Rank al
File.

A Graceful Tribute to tho Rank and
File.
A timely and very graceful tribute TO the
troops OF the First Division that were In
camp at Santa Cruz is paid by Major Gen
eral Dimond In General Orders 8. dated
August 10. The division commander has
happy way of conveying his appreciation of
the merit0riOus conduct of his subordinates
That they are certainly worthy Of the recog-
milton he accOrds is known to all who had
the pleasure OF witnessing the instructive
and successful work In Camp Columbus.
General DmoDd is, himself to be congratu-
lated upon the results there achieved. His
hne tact, good temper, unerrlng judgment,
mature experience. inherent courtesy and
patient control were invoked long be-
fore as well as during the encampment.
The division Is also to be congratulate ted
on having at its head veteran officer
who com Dines in himself the highest
qualities of successful leadership. 1t is
not saying too much to add that he
has elevated the morale Of the California
National Guard during the period of his
connection with 1t, and that all officers and
men alike feel the most absolute confidence
in his ability, together with respect for him
as soldier and gentleman. His orders for
the encampment were models as 10 military
form-terse. defnte and precise. Once
issued nothing essential to the harmonious
carrying out OF a multiplicity Of details was
leIt uncovered, nor was there anything to
be explained or modified In subsequent
orders. The master hand was felt II not
seen in every detail. In his congratulatory
order 1t will be noticed there is no fulsome
praise or tinsel clink Of compliment 1t is
O soldiers address TO soldiers, and worthy
OF place in every National Guardsman's S
scrapbook. The following is a copy:
HEADQUARTERS DIVISION. n. G. C,l
SAN FRANCISCO Aug. 10, 1892.
General Orders No. 81
soldiers Of the N0ti0nal Guard of California:
The eneampmeni OF large part OF this division
In Camp Columbus, at Santa Cruz has ieImin-
ated and become part of the history OF the
Staie aud II Is most ftIing that there should be
added 10 It's records the official appreciation OF
ihis office.
The division commander takes pleasure ln an
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OCEAN sTEAmsHrps..
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.

THROUGH LINE To NEW YORK. VIA PANAMA.
steamers will sail at NOON the 5th. sz-.z'
18th and 25th OF each month calling az ssSs1sF
various ports Of NJ sxico and Central America
Through line saings-AuguS 25, IS. City of
sydney; SEPT mbeE5th, sS san jose September
WAY LINE TO MEXICAN AND GENERAL
AMERICAN PORTS AND PANAMA.
STEAMER SAILS AT NOON 18TH OF EACH
MONTH, calling at Mazstlan, san Bias, Mauzaniilo,
Acapulco, Port Angel. Sauna: Cruz Tonsa san
beDito, 0cos Champerico, San jose de Guatemala
ACsIutla. la Libertad, La Union, AmapaIa Cori35I
Ran Juan del Sur and Punta Arenas -
way liHe Sailing-S-ptember l9te at IL O'Clock
noon. IS city OF Panama
When the regular sailing date fails on sunday:
steamers Will be dispatched the following Monday.
AAFAN AND CHINA Lc\E
FOR 1CkOHAMA AND HONG-KOy9
Connecting st Yokohama with steamers FOR
Shanghai and al hong Kong Tor East Iuds4
Straits, ETC.;
Clty OF hio ue ueJaneFo. Saturday; Aug 27, &c r. e
CITY o. leklaE....... SATURDAY. sept. l7.aU , p NJ
China (Fa Honoluu). Tuesday, Sept 81, ,.at Pm
TeTu. u....-......... SATURDAY. iictoer. & AT Z p N
kound-trlp tickets to Yokohama and return
GEced rGtea
or Freight or Passage apply at the ofias, coris<
First and Brannau streets -.
branch Gfics-202 Front street.
ALEXANDER CENTER General Agent,
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ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET co.

CLEANERS LEAVE ASPINw WALL Ss.zs
- fortnightiy for the West Indies and <fctEIsy
Southampton, calling en- route Cherb0urg,
France, ana Plymouth to land passengers
Through Bills of Lading. in connection with the
Pacific Mail SIS Co. issued for freight and treasure
to direct ports in England and Germany.
Through tickets from San Francisco to Plymouth
Cherbourz. Southampton. First-elass, $lS5; third
class, S97 so. For further particulars apply TO
u PARkOTr u Co. Agents 800 California ST.
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An Institute R.un,on.

Isnatian Council No. 35. Y. NJ l., will
Eold a reunion at Camp Taylor on Admis
sion day. The Board of Presidents and
city councils will be largely represented at
the outing.
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ELOPED FROM MAYRIELD.
Eta Allison and John Lang
Fled to This City.
THEY HARRY UPON ARRIVAL.
Ihe Pretty Bride and Her Husband Jailed by
an Angry Psrent-Ihe Runaway Girl
Taken Back Home.
I'VE are married, papa ?"

we are married. papa?"
Ihis explanation did not reconcile John
Aillson, proprietor of the Occidental hotel
ana saloon at Mnyield. Santa Clara County.
lie came here in search of his pretty run
away daughter. Eta, and found her the
Dlushing bride of William Lang.
1t was the old, old story A loving
couple had eluded the vigilance of stern
hearted parent by eloping to this city and
becoming
Two souls with but a single thought,
Two hearts that beat as one.
Their romance was nipped In the bud. In
Tess than a hours after William Lang and
Etta Allison embarked on the turbulent sea
oil matrimony their bark was wrecked and
an unlucky wave bore them to the City
Frlson. Ruthiessly torn asunder were
these two loving ones. The romance end ed
oy the bride being escorted home aud her
husDand LETT behind, married man with
out wife. and alone in a strange city.
II all came to pass in this way:
Lang Is a robust son of toll and aged
ABOUT 80 years. A carpenter by trade he
spent many years in Arizona and Southern
GaI1ornia during the building boom there.
Two years ago he driited 10 Mayfeld and
secured position as foreman and trainer
on IhiePs Rincon stock ranch. One day he
met pretty Eta Allison ana became smitten
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STEAMERS FOR STOCKTON

7 FAVE wAsHINGToN-sT., WHARF: DAILY.
IL except Sunday, at 5 ?. NJ :.
Steamer J: d. Peters-MOnday, wednes day and
Friday. steamer Mary. Garratt-Tuesday,: Thurs
day and Saturday.
CALIF1RNlA SAvIGATtoN. AND IMPROVE:
MENT COMPANY iylOtf
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The Dam Of Nancy Hanks.
San Mateo Leader.
The world is yet talking Of the marvellous
record-breaking run Of Nancy Hanks in
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OCEANIC STEAMSHIP COMPANY.

THE SPLENDID 3OO0-TON STEAMERS kcFa
l of this line carrying United States. go
Hawaiian and Colonial malls, sail from FolsOni-sL
Wharf as under;
FOR HONOLULU ONLY.
S. AUSTRALIA WEDNESDAY, Aug. 81 at2P NJ
FOR HONOLULU. AUCKLAND AND SYDNEY
lfUFCr.
SIS. MoNowAI. FRIDAY. September l6, at P. NJ
For freight aud passage apply at once, 327 Mar
ket street j. ID. SPkECKELS Il BROS. CO.,
S6 Il General
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RAILROAD TRAVEL.
NORTH PACIFIC l0aST RAILROAD.
VIA,
SAUSALITO FERRY.
TIME TABLE.

SAOSALlTO FERRY.
TINE TABLE.
unfi1 Tfi11mmsncing aIn.na & SUNDAY Augnst7 1879. ana
Prom SAN FRANCISCO for sAUsALIro, ROSS
| VALLEY and sANRAFAEL (1yeek days)-7:s0.
s;oo - :oo a NJ; l;;6 3:25. 500 40, s;2or
| tsInoays)-s:0O. 300. 1000, II 80 A. NJ 1880,
/ 1850 2:30 400. 1925, 1:45 P NJ. Ixtra trips on
sunday Tor Sausalito at I :o0 A. N; 7:i5 P N.
| From san FRANCISCO for MILL VALLEY week
sys sssyys).t 80 400, 1900 NJ; 3:25, 500. $40.
(sag9daysl1s G 100; 800 1000. 1850 A. n; go.
.Oo'. 20 p NJ Extra trip GU Saturdays az
- G !. : m :. -
From so San lRANGIsco NC for FAIRFAX (week daysj
tsunasysSHs:6G y - N: ;oS 200 q NJ Nio:oo =, ,o
| From SAN RAFAEL for. SAN FRANC7SC 1ws.E
9syySs1o;i0 $40, 7;46. 9:l5.. IL :o5 A. NJ las,
tsgnaaysJ-s:oo. e:46: 100. 1850 4. Nj. 1:1o
2:25, $40, 5:l5, sos ZOO p NJ Extra 'trip o:
Saturdays at 6:26 P. N. Fare SO cents round
|. Trip.
From FAIRFAX for SAN FRANCISCO .(wees
:days)-7:36A. n: :06'P. NJ
tsundaysl-3 :37i. 6:l5, $500. 7:o2 p. NJ Fare SO
cents round trip. =:
aays)-6:25. 6;55' 1883. 9:1o, Il:loA NJ; S:s5.
tsuHdaysl -s:0s 1905. IL 20 A. NJ :. go 2:45.
a :OO. $50 . so p ". Fare 40 cents round trip.
From .sAUsALTTO tor SAN FRANCISCO CweeE
aa5ys)E6 457 s:l6, $3.50, HAS A Nj 2:25.
tsgadays)1 s;45 1920. I1:4O NJ, ,12: :s6. / 40.
-.3:IO, 1 :25, D 90 o 80. 2
Saturdays at 7 800 r. n. Fare rs cents round
/ trip. =.
Leave san. Franz h-,ro, :-r..,r Arrive San Fran
| - cisco. ! io"kn 1iAlns cisco.
f;30 AM w eek Camp Taylor To- I8:45 AN ! WceT
o;oo.PAJ days csloma, Point 8 rs IN 7 days.
A. NJ -. Reyes and way 2. n.
o;oO SUNDAYS. stations: 1916 Sundays.
A NJ. Tomales, Fl ow-ts:45 AN MndTT
1880 w eek days ards Duncan -, Week
8 0U sundays. NILS Cazadero lo:1o I'm f.dsya
500 Satdysf and way stains 8 4 p NJ Sundys
Thirty-day 5zcurson-Ruund Trip IS per cent
reduction. e .
Friday TO Monday Provisioning "trip TIeket.i
Toca oma and Point Reyes, 81 % .TOmaes, 50 90;
Howards. 81 50. CsZadero. SO 90.
Sunday Excursiou-Round.trip Tickets: Point
Reyes, 81 90: Tomales. 81 go: HoWards. 50 90;
Duncan Mills and Cazadero, 81 so.
THROUGH STAGE CONNECTIONS DAILY. (sun-
day. excepteD at Cazadero with morning train from
San Francisco TO and. from Stewsrts Point Guslsla
Point Arena Cufeys Cove; Navarro, :MsndOcino
City, Fort Bragg and all points on the North Coast.
WILLIAM GRAVES, +. b. LATHAM.
General Manager. Gen. Pass 4 Tkt Ays
General Oftices. a Sansome Strs-t:
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Isyour blood poors Take BEEcHAn's PILLS.
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A for Morniug. p for. Afternoon,
sSundsys excepted tSaturdsys only
tSundays only.
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From SAuSALITO Tor SAN FRANCISCO Cweek
+ days)-6: AS. .7:l5, 8:l5, $50 AS A.M;2:25..
: :05; 3 40 P. NJ. -.
Sundays s:45. 1920, ll:4O A NJ; 12 :s5. I 40.
$40. :25, 8 90. 8 so. AS NJ Extra trip on
Saturdays at 7: 800 r. NJ Fare Is cents. round
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I;30 An Week Camp Tsy or, To- IS:45 Al
:oo I'm. days csloma, Point 8 rs r.
A. NJ; Reyes and way 2. NJ
o:oO sundays. stations. :lS:lb Su
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FATAL FLAMES.
Two Persons Killed and Many Hurt at
Fire ia Brooklyn.

Two Persons Killed aud Many Hurt at "a
Fire ia Brooklyn.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-A fire in the
tenement house S19 Flushing avenue.
Brooklyn, at a. m. Friday resulted in
the killing of two persons, father and
child, and the serious injury of at least
half dozen others. The dead are:
Michael Doyle, aged 40 years, ana his
daughter Nellie. aged years Thir-
teen others were injured.
The fire broke ont in the cellar. ard
was due. it is believed. to the careless
ness of Michael Monahan. an aged,
homeless man, who has been in the
habit of sleeping in the cellar. He is
under arrest. The fire spread with
great rapidity through the hallway
and air shaft and cut off all
escape Firemen were quickly on the
scene and promptly turned their atten-
ton to the rescue of the panic stricken
tenants, who stood at the windows i'm
D loring help. Those on the first floor
were rescued in safety. but meantime
tn fire had crept nearer TO those in the
npl YER stories.
u oyle attempted to save his lit.
tie ones by throwing them from
the. window, and had tossed two
o them out when he him,self
fell TO the pavement. He and the
little; ,girl Nellie were fatally in
iured and died almost instantly. The
other child was badly hurt and Sas re-
moved tai hospital. Meantime the
firemen had succeeded in reaching the
DOYLE apartments. and Mrs. Doyle and
the rest of the children were rescued il.
safety.
James Murray. his wife and six
children, who had rooms on the third
floor, were badly burned in making
their escape. and were also sent to the
hospital. James Grimes and his fam
ily, consisting of four children and
their crippled grandmother, owe their
lives 10 the bravery of the firemen
All are suffering from bad burns.
When all tire tenants had been taken
from the build ng the firemen turned
their attention to the flames, which
they soon had under control few
thousands of dollars will cover the
financial loss.
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BARB-wIRE TRUST FORMED.
Combination Effected to Control the Mar
ket of the United States

Combination Effected to Control the Mar.
ket of the United States
ST. LOUIS, Dec. 3.--The Age of Steel
of this city announces the formation on
December l Of a gigantic barb-wire
trust, with headquarters at Chicago
and branches at St Louis, New York
Pittsburgh and San Francisco. The com.
bination takes the name Consolidated
Steel & Wire Company, is incorpoi ated
under the laws of the state of Illinois
with paid-up capital of 81. 900 600. and
embraces the following well-known
concerns: st. Louis Wire Company,
St. Louis; Braddocll Wire Company,
Pittsburgh; Lambert & Bishop Wire
Fence Company, Joliet, IL; Iowa
Barbed Wire Company, New York city
and Allentown, Pa; Baker Wire Com
pany, Chicago. The plants of the com.
panies in the combine have an aggre-
gate capacity of 10000 net tons of wire
rods per annum; a75. 900 tons of plain
wire; 100, 600 tons of baro wire and
5000 kegs of nails daily
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q CHILD KILLED.
SAID Result of the Collapse of Building
In Lafayette, Ind.

In Lafayeue, IND
LAFAYETTE. Ind, Dec 3.-Almost
without warning of any kind the three
story double-front building on East
Main street. occupied by l.. III. Lob
man. druggist, collapsed Friday after
noon and fell into the cellar and street
carrying with it $4,000 worth
of drugs and fixtures, all of
which will be complete loss
Bertus Drees, the clerk. heard
the cracking Of timbers and sprang
from the building in time to escape in
Jury. There were no customers in the
store at the time. Several had iusl
gone out 1t was not known that
there had been a loss of life
until some time after the accident,
when in removing the ebris from the
sidewalk the dead body OF Carrie
Dougherty. aged Is, was found crushed
and mangled. The child was doubtless
passing the building when it fell and
was caught by the falling brick. Al
though the street was filed with people
no one seemed to have seen the child OF
was aware of her terrible death. Lob
mans loss will be $4,000 and Or
OFerrall's loss on the building will b.
S., OOO The accident is supposed L
have been caused by the removal of
partition wall
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APPEAL MADE BY CHINESE.
They Protest Against the Chinese uLa
Passed by Congress.

They Protest Against the Chinese CLAW
Passed by Congress.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-The Chinese
Equal Rights league, of which San
Pinghee is president and Wong Foo
who frequently writes for the Ameri
can papers, is secretary, has ISSUED
from it's office an appeal in behalf o.
the Chinese. 1t is signed by Wong
Ching Foo and says:
"A cruel and monstrous law has been passed
by the last United States congress and signec
by the president OF the United States, con
demning 10000 innocent human beings
who are residents Of the United States Il
national servitude for the period OF not less
than six months nor more than year, after
which TO be shipped out OF the country, simply
because they are persons Of Chinese birth.
An appeal is made i'll the name OF
humanity, to anybody who will, &c
help undo this ''monStrous wrong
The circular says that the law is not
only against the already defenseless
Chinese, but against the principles and
spirit of the constitution of the United
States as well, and therefore against
the principles of common manhood
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STEELE MACKAYE IS an absorbed
student of reptile lore At one time he
kept rattlesnake at large in his study.
He would write with the creature
coiled up on his table, its head close
beside his hand The theory upon
which he tanned this pet was that a
snake is charmed by rythmieal motion.
and is only dangerous when angered by
a movement that disturbs this sym
metry of action
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a PARTIALLY blind man in San Fran
cisco has brought suit to have the
Australian election law declared uncOn-
stitutiOnal- He applied for ballot to
prepare at horne, but was refused, and
at the polls was compelled to have as
sistance. lie makes the claim that his
constitutional right to a secret ballot
was so taken from him and that the
law cannot stand
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1892-12-08

The variety in odd spoons of all
kinds is very large. The old chatelaine
spoon has been reproduced with his
tOric fidelity. This was the spoon with
which the hOusekeeper was accustomed
10 taste all dishes before they were
presented to guests. as a guarantee
necessary in those rude and savage
times against the use OF poison. This
spoon Is about as large as a tablespoon.
1t was formerly arranged SO that it
cOuld be hung on a chain from the
girdle, as its name indicates
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pected to come over here next year
after the Americas Gun. has a long
string of titles. Besides being earl of
Dunraven. he Is earl f Mount Earl,
ViscOunt Mount Earl. Viscount Adare,
Baron Adare, Baron kerry and a
baronet Without these titles he would
be plain Mr.. Quinn, for that Is his fam
lily name. lie sits as Baron Kerry.
that being the only one of his titles
which is in the peerage of Great Brit
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THE first wheat raised in the New
World was sOwn on the Island of Isa-
bella in January, 1894 March 50 the
ears were gathered. The foundation
of the great wheat industry of Mexico
IS said 10 have been three grains car
ried into that country by one of the
slaves of the COrtez company. The
first crop of wheat raised in South
America was grown by monk in the
garden Of a convent at Quito Gar
cilazo afiirms that up to 1865 wheaton
bread had never been used as an article
of diet by the people of Peru.
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AGAIN the Chicago university is in
luck" II receives a gift of about half
a million dollars from the estate of the
late William j. Ogden. the first mayor
of Chicago, aud for many years most
prominent citizen, who left an estate
now valued at about $4,000. OeO. An
other quarter of a million Is falling TO
il from the estate of the late Diamond
10" Reynolds, the father of grain trans
portatiOn on the upper Mississippi and
its acknowledged head during the sew
eral years that it fiouriShed before cut
down by railroad competition. Thus
big items OF pecuniary support are
floclxing TO the university.
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DIR. john ZEE. the skin grating
specialist of Reading. Pa, has new
scheme. This is to graft pieces of
hairy skin on bald-headed men so that
they will be able 10 grow a luxuriant
head of hair. lie says he has already
tried 1t and that il is a success.
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AUSTIN, Tex Dec. g. The official
count of the presidential vote in Texas
gives Cleveland 80 AS; Harrison, a.,
AS; Weaver, 99.6SS; Bidwell, 2.165. Tc
Harrison's vote should be added 3 9G9
republican ballots for the lily white
electors, being representatives of the
white maa's faction of the republican
marty
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Mn AND Mrs. JESSE GRANT have
rented pretty residence in Piedmont,
Cal, and will live there with their two
children Jesse Grant IS the youngest
son of the general. and is the owner of
mines in southern California and
MaxSen
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Revenue Estimates.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 3.-The commits
sioner of internal revenue, Mr.. Mason,
in his annual report just issued
estimates the revenue from inter.
pal revenue next year at Sl65, 000,
O00 Last year he estimated II
at $3.50 900, 600 and it yielded Sl5S. s0J
OOO. The cost of collection has beer
.. so per cent. Last year it was 2.sS
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Biggest Hour MtII 10 tic World

WEST SUPERIOR. Wis. Dec. &C. T.
Pillsbury is to build 1OOOO-barrel
daily capacity -four mill at Superior.
The contract has already been let The
mill will be the largest in the world.
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COMMANDER +. G.. DUNDAs. of the
British navy, who has been in
the service Of the Imperial British
East Africa Company for two years,
has returned to England after prov
ing that the Tana aud Juba rivers
in East Africa are navigable by
steamboats, for long distance. The
Tana rive, has only recently been well
mapped. and the upper course OF the
Juba is not yet known; and until Dun
das made his journeys no one knew of
the availability of these rivers for nav
igation- The fertile lands of the
GoOsha district extend along its banks
for miles