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Justice Low Sustained.

Justice Low recently continued case to
allow deposition to be taken. His right
to do so was denied. and a mandamus issued
by the Superior Court for him to show his
authority. Yesterday the matter came up
10 Judge Waiiace's court, and Justice Low
was sustained. Since his appointment jus
tice Low has been repeatedly threatened
with mandamuses, writs of certiorari, ETC.,
but in every case bis Judgment and sound
ness Of law has been upheld by the Superior
Court.
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Shipping Notes.

Steamers to sail to-day the Oceanic for
China and Japan via Honolulu. Emily for Coos Bay,
Hattie Gage Tor Eel River North FORK for Hum
boldt Bay. Point Iona for Grays Harbor and Gipsy
for the Salinas River. The Santa Rosa falls due
from san Diego.
The schooner Mary +. Russ, 224 tons loads Rail-
road Ties for san Jose de Guatemala; schooner
Alice Cooke. E32 tons, Lumber on the Sound for
Honolulu
The British iron ship Euiomene. 26O7 tons
loads v heat Tor United Kingdom, Hayre AutwerD
or Dunkirk. owners account
The Clrlca takes for Liverpool 25,ls4 centais
Barley, 1890 centals Wheat. 81. 700 pounds raj
low. 57O3 cases salmon, 1850 cases Canned
Fruit zo,755 gallons Brandy. etc. valued at $751;
$40
The ship r. ID. Rice, 2l34 tons, Is chartered for
Wheat to United Kingdom. Hsyre Antwerp or
Duakirk 22s -
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California Eruit.

CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-Tbe Earl Fruit Company sold
California Fruit at auction to-day as follows:
Bartletts. So 95G3 05; Beurre Hardys. So 25: How
ellis 81 2592 So; Early Crawfords, 81 25Gl 40:
Orange CIings. 81 50: SusquehannaS, 81 35e1l 40;
Centennia's. 81 30; Purple Duanes. 81 so; Jeffer-
son Plums, 81 80; Columbias 81 25@1 so: Red
Egg Piums 81 IS; Egg Plums 81 5O@gl IS: Quack-
enboss flams, 81 80; Gross PTuBes. 81 70Gl 50;
German Prunes. a.; Silver Prunes 81 so: Bulgar-
Ian Prunes, 81 30: Italian Frunes 81 So half crates
togtanepleau Grapes, 81 So; half crates Muscats.
81 1891 IS.
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COMMERCIAL RECORD.
MONDAY EVENING. August 10.
nv or THE uApKErS

SUMMARY OF TIE MAEKErA
Wheat dun aud easy.
Barley futures firm.
Oats, Corn and Rye dnu
Enormous receipts OF Hay.
Beans unchanged.
Potatoes aud Onions as before,
Butter still lower.
Eggs unchanged.
Poultry and came nominal
Fruit auction discontinued
Dried Plans and Nectariaes Offering.
Hops higher.
Some changes IN Hidss.
Grain Bags lower.
Silver higher.
Coffee outlet
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MALAG A.
marble of the ses.

No shadow veins the marble OF the sea-
'Tis eventlde at Malaga, the feet
or such walk her squares tread down the
sweet
OF orange blossom blown from many tree.
Moored in the hzven's calm ride warships threes
Their gold and scarlet standards IDLY beat
Against the mssts the while fishing fleet
With scanned brown sails sets landWard tardily.
Oh for hour OF England with her turf.
Her woods and river meads where celandine
And IRIS close before the evening start
Queen of the nations. here thy fame Is mine,
Tomorrow ! shall hear Atlantic surf,
Tomorrow shall sail by Trafalgar.
JAMES WILLIAMS
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- uetioneers anu Comm ssi o n Merchants.
Ohce ana Salesroom-l17l-l171A Mission mr. 8th
THIS DAY.
4 gust 6. 800.
at II O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises
12071a Mission Street. bet. Eighth and Ninth
WE WILL SELL =.
THE ENTIRE ELEGANT FURNITRE and bousa-
hold goods In residence of DF. c. II. Warner on ac-
count or departure from the city, aud comprising
Parior Furniture; l oak Bookcase and Writing
desk: Chambers Encyclopedia, 8 vols complete;
ElotS works; Websler's Dictionary and other
valuable books; oil Paintings and Steel EDgrav-
1ngs; Lace Curtains ParlOr Tables; Elegant Oak
Double and Three quarters Chamber Su ties; l Re-
Bed Lounge, covered in silk plush Pillows, Bl2n.
kets and Bedding; / Highly Polished Oak Side
board: Extension Table and Dining Chairs; l Good
as new Domestic Sewing achiue: III Jcd Range
with waterbaek; Gas Stove: Agate and ! in Ware;
Crockery and Glassware Brussels Tapestry CARPET:
oheloth, ETC. All must be sold; reserve.
aul5 2t q. n. LEUTHOLTZ & co. Auctionsers
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTICE.-UTAH CON-
~ soltdated comprehension or principal pIAcs
or business, San Francisco, Cal Location of WORKS
Virginia City, Storey County New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described stock, on account OF assessment No IS
levied on the seventh day OF juno 1892 the several
amounts set opposite the names OF the respectiyo
shareholders, as foiows
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AUCTION SALES.
WILLIAM RIITTERFIF,n

REAL ESTATE AND GENERAL. AUCTIONFErk
(Iias no connection with any other persons in
the buSlneSsJ.
Onee Salesroom-41 II Pine st. Nevada Bank BPn1
THIS DAY,
Tue Sday, August 16, 1892.
At IL O'Clock A. NJ, on the premises,
1903 GUERRERO ST., NEAR TWENTY FIFTH.
electric cars pass the door; Valeneia-street
one blockl,
WILL SELL. T AUCTION,
BY order OF EUG ENE Z. MURPHY, Administrator,
THE HOU3 EHOLDr FURNITURE
In above residence comprising ParIor Suit In bro
caded silk; Easy and Reception Chairs; ManteI
CLOCK; NnrOrS: Ornaments Lace Curtains Fine
EngraviEgs; Chamber Furniture: Blankets, Pillows,
oheetS; spreads; Table Linen; Body Brussels Car
pets; Dining room and Kitchen Furniture; Crock.
cry and Glassware; Range etc.
WILLIAM BUTTERFIELD,
IL Auctioneer, Az Pine street.
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MORNING sALEl
Board-l0O Contra Costa Water l0Olh. 1bo sF
Gasiight, IL; Pacific Gas Imp. So
Strect-10 Pacific Ca Imp So
AFTERNOON sALE&
Bosrd-25 Gaslight, II: 90 3 Water 100.
% Safety Nitro Powder, l11a; DO. 1855; So do,
street-loO yigorIt Powder 8; 20 s Gaslisht.
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Chicago Markets.

CHICAGO, Aug. l5.-wheat was steady, and open
Ing trades were at Saturdays closing prices, and
subsequent trading within 1ac range. with a
tendency downward. the market closing about CSC
lower. Receipts, 81 900 bushels: shipments SAL
600 bushels. Rye easy at 65c Barley 63c.
CHICAGO. aug. l5,-Wheat-Casb. 77zc. Corn
531sc POrK-Sl2 70. Lara - 81 e21a. Ribs
81. Nhisky-Sl Is.
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San Francisco Meat Market.

Wholesale rates from slaughterers to dealers are
follows:
BEEF-First quality. 5G61zc: second quality.
A12c third do, 31a6g4e.
VEAL-LaTge. 81 LR46c: small Calves 61A67c
MUTTON-Wetbers 79712c; Ewes. &c.
LAMB-Spring, S939c p n.
PoRk-Live Hogs. 514953sc 2 70 for heavy and
medium grain-fed; small fat Hogs, et4955sc; stock
Hogs 4I-@5c; dressed DO. 7lh65Sc = 10
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Rtnad or "a CnlIan.a-

James Somenart was arrested yesterday
on a charge of an assault with deadly
weapon. He is contractor and has an
Office al Eleventh and Market streets. The
complainant Is William Dierks. who keeps
livery stable at Eddy and Pierce streets.
Dierks called upon Somernat Saturday
night to collect q small bill. There was a
quarrel and Derks was struck on the head
with a club. -
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The Football Match.

The football match played at O .klapd on
Sunday between tho Parnell team Of this
city and the Emerald team of Oakland
terminated, after hard contest. In favor of
the Parnell team by score of two points to
one.
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THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE


1904 POST ST., BET. oCTAvIA AND LAGUNA.
~ WILL SELL.
THE MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE.
One Concert Grand Upright Piano,
Splendid Drawing-room Upholstery, Works
ofArt and Royal Wilton, Administer and
Body Brussels Carpets in above residence.
.coMPRIsrNs....
One Magnificent Concert Grand Upright Piano in
splendid natural wood case. of matchess tone
and finish, one of the most elegant pianos ever
sold IN this city;
Rarely Elegant Drawing-room Upholstery-Sofas,
Divans Gold-GiIt Conversation and Reception
Chairs, In richest brocades, French yelJurs and
satin tapestry;
Very Valuable Etching and Water CoIors in hand
frames;
Costly Ornaments; Magnificent Lace Curtains:
Standards;
Magnificent Royal Wilton Administer and Body
Brussels Carpets, with rich borders;
Three Very Elegant Chamber Suits with plate mir
ror.;
Elegant Walnut ChifonIers; Writing Desks.
Elegant Library Tables; Leather-covered Lounges:
Elegant Portieres: Elegant satin-covered Bed
Lounge;
Elegant Willow Chairs. Rockers and settees;
Extra Spring and White Hair Mattresses;
Finest Pillows and Bedding;
Magnificent Polished Oak Cabinet Sideboard with
silver and crystal closets, OF the very latest
Very Elegant Polished Oak Extension Tabe
Elegant Polished Oak Dining Chairs;
Costly Decorated China aud Crystal Glassware:
A large assortment OF Children's Toy Furniture
with an immense ann cunt OF other desirable and
costly articles
S6- Terms Cash
GEO. F. LAMsoN. AuctIoneer
ChAS. LEVY & CO.,
AUCTIONEERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SaleSroOm-ll35 Market St, bet 7th and 9Th
Regular alesdays-Tuesday and Friday.
THIS DAY,
Tuesday.t......... ...........August 16, 1892,
AT 10 O'Clock A. NJ. at salesrooms
11S5 MARKET, BET. SEVENTH AND EIGHTH.
we WILL SELL -.
Two Square Pianos. Parlor Furniture Bedroom
Sets with clipper aud Cured Hair Top Mattresses,
Domestic Sewing Machine. Carpets Hat-Rack. Side
boards, Mahtei Mirrors, Extension Tables, Desks,
Paintings, Bedding. Chairs, Iron Safe, Crock
cry, Glassware, Stoves, Ranges etc, of i've FUR
nlshed houses, removed to our salesroom for con-
yenteRce OF sale.
II CHAS. LEVY & co. Auctioneers
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And In accordance with law. and an order of the
board OF directors. made on the 2Sth day of June
1897 so many shares OF each parcel OF such stock s
may oe necessary VIII be sold public auction at
asne asne once or the company, room 79 Nevada blocs
gus montgomery street, san Francisco. Cal on
IuESDAY, the Esd day OF August, 1892, at tue
nour OF Two 90 O'Clock p. of said day. TO pay
said delinquent assessment thereon together with
costs OF advertising and expenses OF the sale.
CHAS. f. ELLIOT, Secretary.
Omce-Room 70, Nevada block. Sp9 Montgomery
street. San Francisco, Cal. au4 "a
A wEEK.s NEWS FOX oENTs-TaK wEEKLY
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AUCTION SALES.
GEO. E. lAMS0H.
THIS DAY.

AUCTIONEER AND COMMISSION MERCHANT
s2e kearny ST., bet California and Piaa
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

nELINQUENT SALE NOTICE-ALTA SILVER
IL Mining Company. Location of principal place
OF business. San Francisco. Cal location of works
Gold Hill Gold iii Mining District Storey County
New.
Notice-There are delinquent upon the following
described STOCK, account of assessment No. a.
levied on the eighteenth day of june 1892 the sew
era amounts set opposite the names OF the respec-
~ fol
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Portland's Business.
Exchange and Bullion.

PORTLAND. Or, Aug l5.-Clearsnces. s44o. OOO
balances, ss2. coo.
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Tuesday ay...,.............,....-.Au August l6, 1892,
At IL O'Clock a. NJ on the premises.
1904 POST ST., BET. oCTAVIA AND LAGUNA.
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The British Grain Market.

LONDON, Aug. l5.-The Mark Lane Express in Its
weekly review OF the British grain trade says /:
English Wheats were 10 large supply at an average
OF 6d lower. The Wheat crop is expected to reach
s,250,O00 quarters, about 100000 under 1891.
Barley promises an average yield. but OF better
guilty than usual. The oat yield Is 10 per cent
below the average The market for foreign Whests
has varied Indian advanced Sd; American WAS 80
higher aud Russian Sd lower An olheiaI estimate
OF the Wheat crop OF Russia places the Yield at
Inmates, and the report has shaken Wheat prices ia
Eastern Europe The total yield OF France is cal
culated ut 80. 100000 quarters OF fine milling
wheat Corn is a turn dcarer; Barley, Beans and
Oats quiet At to-day's market English and foreign
Wheats were I'd lower; Barley and oats 80 lower:
English aud American FIours 90 lower; Corn firm
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PosrRoMEs EMIT

0S y OES e va c % =.
THE SALE OF DELINQUENT STOCK OF THE
Utah Consolidated Mining Company Is hereby
postponed until TIL RSoAY, August lS, 1892 nc
II O'Clock noon, st the Office OF the Company Room
bS, Nevada Block, 3o9 Montgomery street San
Francisco, Cal BY order OF the Board OF Directors
D5V Id A. III. FISH. Secretary
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OCEAN STEAMERS.
Dates of Departure From San Francisco

sun AND TIDE TABLE.
Computed by THOMAS TESSENr. ChronOmsese and
Instrument Maker, California stresa
Sign of the w 0den Sailor.
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A WEEKS NEW ) FOX CEN TS-THE WEEKLY
~ CALL. In wrapper. ready for mailing.
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New YORK Markets,

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-God again occupied con-
siderable attention in the stock market. A slight
Improvement in the prices for Silver early caused
firm temper. Reading and sugar monopozed the
attention In railroads. The close was slightly
higher. dull and firm. Governments duh and
steady. Petroeum-Septembsr closed at 81 7Iac
NEW loRK. Aug. 15.-United STATES Bonds. as.
1l6i2; do. rs. 100; Northern Pacific. 20s4 Cana
dian Pacinc SO; Central Pacific. 30I4: Union Pa
cine. SO; AIehlson ana Santa re, 1914 Wells
Fargo. l42: Western Union. 997s; SILVER, S31se;
Sterling. - S713@e4 ~.
Nheat-August. SSssc. Flour steady. Coffee.
sl3 20. sugar, 224 Ga SAC. Hons racinc
TIn-spot $40 90. Lead-Domestic. S4 10. Iron
$1o. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 5712c.
HOPS.
Hops are quiet AZ full former prices.
LIMA BEASS
Dried California Lima Beans are quiet. but hrm,
at former prices.
SALMON.
Sales have been made OF new pack Red Alaska
Salmon due to arrive here during the early part of
December by sail, at 81 10. exshlp. The brand was
one understood 70 be in the pool.
SUGAR AND COFFEE
sugar-Raw. firm and unchanged; rehned, firm;
powdered. 4-e4S5c; others unclsnge ged.
COfee-Fairly active at 10Gl5 points advance.
Sales, 25.uOO bags. August Sl3 O5: September,
SIS 15
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English wheat Market.
FUTUREa

LIVERPOOL. Aug. Is - The spot market is
easy al 6s lid. Cargoes steady at 34s Sd for
~ coast. 3is Cd fer Just shipped and 34s sd for
nearly due
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G. N. LEUTHGLTZ & CO.

Auetioneers amt Commission Mercaao+s
Olhce ana salesroom-l17l-l171A Mission, mr. Sc
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The Produce Exchange cable gives the following
Liverpool quotations for No. 2 Red Winter: Au-
gust. 6s 512d: september. 6s 43Id; October, 6s
Cd November. 6s I'd; December es 612d.
sECURITTEs
LONDON. Aug. 1o.-Consols. 81: Silver. Ss1Ad;
Rentes. 99f 6115c. Bullion into Bank CT Eng-
llnd. slf3. 600
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And In RCCOrUance Win law and an order from
the board of directors. meae on the 7th day OF
June, 1892. SO many shares OF each parcel OF such
stock AS may be necessary will be sold at public
auction at the Office OF the company, So.
Nevada block, 500 Montgomery street. San Fran
cisco, California. on FRIDAY, the 29th day of july
1892, at the hour OF o'clock p. NJ OF said day to
pay said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with costs of advertising and expenses Of sale
A. H. FISH, Secretary.
Ofice-Room So Nevada block, 500 MentgomerY
&reet. San Francseo, California.
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FLoUR-Set cash prices are: Family extras 81 40
al so; Bakers extras, 81 1894 20; supernne go 60
&g9 p bbl
WHEAT-Yes,erday's market was dun and un-
Changed. No. l. Sl 359l S6l4 r ctl; choice 81 S7Ia
a 3SS4; lower grades 81 251l 35; extra CHOICE
tor milling, 81 Iz0Gl AHA y ctl for New.
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TERRITORIAL TIPS.

| The two securing plants at Las Vegas
are handling large amount OF wool this
season, oAe outfit alone, it IL said, will
clean over 700, 900 pounds.
On. Lorenzo Labadie has brought to
the city his first wagon load OF fine apples
from his Santa Rosa orchard. Two more
loads will arrive, tomorrow. n
The proftableness of an orchard in this
part of New Mexico is instanced when
apples are retailing at three pounds for
25 cents.-Ias Vegas Optic.
Dr.. Seward, OF New York, has arranged
to purchase the palatial home of Hon. s.
W. Dorsey, at Chico, this county. The
purchaser designs to make it a health
rasort. 1t is one Of the most attractive
and delightful spots in the southwest,
and will, if properly managed, take front
rank at once as the haven of the health
seeker.-Raton Range.
Mr.. Robert S. Jones, one OF the best
known citizens Of Blossburg, while at
work in the mines Monday, the coal above
him fell and caught him, crushing him
80 badly that he died that evening few
hours after the misfortune. He was a
member in good standing of the Odd Fell
lows and that organization escorted his
remains to the depot at Ration and from
there shipped to Oasge City, Kas.
The real estate and personal property
Of Russell Marcy was sold at Springer, to
satisfy judgment of H. M. Porter, on
Tuesday, and all OF it only brought about
$2,400. The Springer Mercantile COM
pany was the purchaser. The low prices
realized was caused by protests served by
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The house adopted the joint resolution
for the adjournment of congress at p.
IN. Saturday.
TELLER TALKS.
COiOradO's Silver Senator Speaks of
HarrisOn's Prospects.

DENVER, July 29.-U. s. Senator H. NJ
Teller reached home from Washington
yesterday. 81 think Harrison will
be elected" i" said the senator in re.
sponse to questions on national issues
1.-The indications are now strongly thai
way. The outlook for Harrison carrying
New York is good. The Democrats OF
that state four years ago were practically
united for Cleveland. If Harrison could
defeat Cleveland then in New York state e,
he. has better chance now. The Demo.
cracy of New York, although it is claimed
to be supporting Mr.. Cleveland, yet under
the surface there is opposition. This
gives Harrison an advantage over the
contest OF four years ago, when he car
rled the state. If Harrison carries New
York, as is predicted, he will be elected,
but it is different with Cleveland, for
even if he should carry New York, that
state would not insure his election"
Will Harrison carry Colorado and the
silver states?"
"Either Harrison or Cleveland will be
elected. Weaver can not. Harrison is
better friend to silver than Cleveland, and
| believe Harrison will carry the western
and silver states, except there will be
close fight in Montana"
"Is there any reason why Republican
should vote for Mr.. Cleveland on the sill
yer question? Certainly the Democratic
platform is not better than ours, and Mr..
Cleveland is certainly more hostile to sill
yer than Mr.. Harrison. Besides, the
people of Colorado have great interest in
maintaining the present tariff on lead and
lead Ores"
Referring to the tariff question, Senator
Teller then added: ga Democratic house
recently repealed this tariff, and we all
know that Mr.. Cleveland approves of that
policy, which is so detrimental to the
mining interests OF Colorado"
"What is the Republican policy?'
"The Republican party is opposed to
his yolicy OF the Democratic party, as is
also Mr.. Harrison, the Republican candi-
late for president. The Democrats also
avor the repeal of the act Of 1890 that
provides for the purchase Of $4,5OO,OO in
silver a MONTH"
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CONGRESSIONAL.
A Senate Committee to Visit New
Mexico-The Day of Adjourn
ment Fixed.

WASHINGTON, July 29.-The senate
committee on territories was instructed tc
visit, during the recess OF congress, the
territories Of New Mexico, Arizona, Utah
and Oklahoma, TO inquire into their re-
sources, population, ETC., and as to the
propriety of their being admitted as
states. An hour was spent in passing
bills on the calendar, among them an
eight hour bill as to public works Of the
United States and of the District OF
Columbia, and for the purchase of Ban
croft's library.
HOUSE.
The opposing forces in the house fight
over $5,000,000, the Worlds fair appro-
priation, have settled down to determ-
ined struggle. Many members express
the belief that the fight will be sharp but
comparatively of brief duration, and that
there will be sudden yielding in some
part or other of the opposing lines that
will bring about an agreement. The
Worlds fair people express undeminished
confidence in the ultimate and decisive
victory, but some of their friends are less
sanguine end fear that a compromise
must be sought.
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A Political Novelty.

MADISON, Wis, July 29.-Assembly
grounds at Monona Lake are crowded to-
day as they have never been crowded
before, and as they are never likely to be
crowded again. The attraction is the
triangular, Republican. Democratic Prohi-
bition, debate which has been arranged
by the managers of the assembly as the
star event of the season. The visitors
began to arrive early in the week, and
every train since Sunday night has added
its quota to the motley crowd, for more
motley crowd as regards politics probably
never got together before. Every color
in the political rainbow is represented,
and every cause. even the lowiest, has
it's supporters in Madison to-day. Yet,
the great number, of course, are naturally
in sympathy with one or another of the
three spokesmen who have been chosen to
wage battle for their respective parties.
Gov. William Mckinley representing
the Republicans, Henry Watterson pre-
senting the case of the Democrats, and
ex-Gov. John P. st. John championing
the cause of the Prohibitionists. The
for 10000, but long before the speaking
commenced every inch Of available space
was filled, and many had to content
themselves with positions where they
could not hear and could only occasional
ly catch glimpse of the speakers. For
some reason or other the Peoples party
is not represented on the platform, but
notwithstanding this there is a very
liberal sprinkling of third party people in
the audience, and they have taken ad-
vantage Of the gathering to let members
of the other parties know what they are
doing, and what they intend to do in
November. Tomorrow morning Gov.
Mckinley will start on trip through the
west, addressing meetings OF Beatrice and
Lincoln, Neb., before his return.
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CRIPPLE CREEK, Colo, July 29.-An
experiment just made in the Blue Bell is
causing considerable sensation in the
camp. A couple of amalgam plates were
laid in the stream which escapes from the
mine at the foot of the hill with very con-
siderable force and collected in twenty
four hours button of twenty grains OF
gold, thus proving the presence of gold
held in solution in the water. The ex-
pertinent is to be repeated with more
plates of large dimensions.
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The Northwest STRIKERS.

WARDNER, Idaho, July 29.-The strikers
who have been arrested are to be examined
before the United States commissioner g
court which is to be convened. When
bound over they will be delivered into the
custody of the United States marshal.
One hundred and six prisoners are con-
fined here in buildings but poorly adapted
to such purpose, and these are infected
with vermin. II all the troops should be
withdrawn from the region it is thought
there would be an exodus of non-union
miners. The war department desires to
withdraw all troops but the state authori.
ties are using every effort to restrain the
same until winter at least.
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The Rio Grande Earnings.

DENVER, July 29.--The earnings Of the
Rio Grande are still crawling up as shown
by the earnings for the thiid week OF
July is as follows: Freight, $125, 900; pas
senger, $34 500; express and mail, $40 300 !;
total of $l7S,S00. The increase is
principally in the freight and express and
mail departments. The earnings show
an increase OF $4,650 over the earnings of
the corresponding time for last year.
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YANKToN, S. d., July 29.-Chairman P.
L. Miller, Of the state central committee,
is authority for the statement that all
efforts to effect fusion with the Peoples
party on the state ticket were unavailing.
The Peoples party leaders want major
ity of the offices which the Democrats
decline TO grant.