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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-04
NOtatki Miejskie.

- Wlel. KS. PaWioWsKl, dotych'
czas asystent W par. sw. Michaaa Ar.
chanioaa W South Chicago zostai asy-
stentem W par. sw. Wojciecha. Miej.
see jego W par. sw. Michaia objs3
Wiel. ks. j. Szulerecki.
- Tow. litewskie sw. Kazimierza
z Bridgeportu sprawiio sobie piekna
choragiew. Psswiecenie jej odbedzie
sic wkrotce.
- Move bankructwa: banker La
zarus Silverman, 95 Dearborn str,
Evans & Son, komisowy dom sprze.
dazy koni; Joseph Michle, saloniarz,
876 w. Indiana Str; Emil Fillman,
fabryka ramek, 201-203 Lake str;
Guarantee Mfg. Co., 1918 Illinois
str.
= 55.letni spekulant iagent ubez.
pieczeh Charles G. Phillips, poni6s}-
sly znaczne straty fnansowe, odebra}
sobie zycie, odkreciwszy kurki u rur
gazowych w SVEN bi6rze pm. 1913 La
Sale str.....
j. F. Hughes ze San Francisco,
bardzo majetny czlowiec, ktory tu
przybys celem zwiedzenia wystawy i
zamieszkal W hotelu Great Northern,
zosta} wczoraj powodu opilstwa "a
wieziony do Washingtoniau House.
- Ma ospe zachorows} 33-letni
William O'Brien, zam. pm. 1853 prey
~ ulicy, i zawieziono go do szpitala
dla chor6b zarazliwych'
= Stare szopy "a domami pm.
151O-151S wczoraj spsonesy. Kie-
dys ich uzywano ma magazyny lodu;
cd dluzszego czasu by1y PRONE.
Szkoda ME przeniesie $4,000.
w piwiarni pm. Is S. Halsted
str. wczoraj pobili sic marynarze ma.
LEGACY do uni marynarzami do unii
ME nalezacymi. Najmocniej obity 20
stal James o, ,Brien, ale zyciu jego
ME grozi niebezpieczehstwo.
= Bez wiesci zniki farmer Louis
A. Scott Wasco, Kane Co., Ills,
ktory we wtorek rano przyby1 bys z
iona do Chicago ma wystawe. zona
jego W rozpaczy prosiia o pomoc po.
licya, by meza jej znalazia.
y Po kr6tkiej chorobie umarl W
SVEN mieszkaniu pm. 3Sl w. Taylor
str. by}y szef policyi Simon O'Don-
nell we wieku SO lat.
- Przy ybyli wraz drem Dunikow.
skim prof. Dzieslewski re Lwowa i
dyrektor fabryki z Frankfurt p. Po.
lax vienna udzia} W Kongresie ele.
ktro.technicznym, kt6ry odbedzie sic
tn W biez. miesiacu.
= P. W}ad. Smulski, wydawca
,,Gaz. Kat, po paruduiowym poby-
Gle tutaj, wyjechaf ola dokohczenia
kuracyi do Mt Clement, Mich.
= Dzis inauguracya oddzia}u
obraz6w polskich W Jackson Parku.
= Rajah Rajagan z Kapurtali
(kt6rego kompletnego nazwiska zso-
zonego kilkunastu wyraz6w przez
wzgled ma nerwy ozytelnika ME 20.
dajemy) przybys do Chicago.
w samym miesiacu lipcu byso
ma wystawie okolo 3.ch milion6w
gosci.
= nFair" rozpoczyna sic jutro W
par. sw. Jadwigi. zapowiada sic
swietnie!. -.
= Pan A. Majewski sprzedaje
bardzo tanio karty okretowe do Eu.
ropy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-04
POzar W ROsyi.

PETERSBURG, 8 sierpnia. =
Grozuy pozar mia} dis miejsce
W miescie Ry6sk W gubernii
Orenburgskiej. Sp}oneso $50
dom6w. Siedem osob znalaz}o
smierc W p}omieniach, wiele
odnios}o mniej lub wiecej ciez,
kie uszkodzenla. w Iiczbie
strawionych przez ogie1
budynk6w znajduja sic ratusz
i cerkiew.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-04
Bank Anglii pOdnOsi stOpe dys-
kOntOWa.

LoNDYN, 3-go sierpnia. -
Wskutek wycofauia z Banku
Anglii i wys}ania do Ameryki
kilkunastu milion6w dolarow
W z}ocie, dis na zgromadzeniu
dyrektor6w Banku podstano-
wiono podniese stope dyskon.
tows do 3 proc. Sadza, ze
spowoduje to nowe, coraz
znaczniejsze wycofywanie z}ota
2 Banku.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-04
Patk dna 4 Serpnia 1898 r.

napas6 celem uprowadzenia
66,796.33. Zaiszczenie jego
w}asnosci osobistej polega1o ma
uszkodzeniu manuskryptu pc
wnego trzymowego dzie3a flo
zofcznego, mad kt6rem praco.
wal. Cummerle z}ozy} kaucya
ma koszta sadowe iskarge PREY
ja1 klerk sadowy. Adwokaci
m6wia, ze akt oskarzenia spo.
rzadzony jest zupe}nie formal.
ME.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-04
MITYNG
KLUBU POLITYCZNEGO

KLU BU POLII 7 CLN EUU.
Mityug Klubu POlskiegO DemOkra.
tycznegO 15ej wardy Odbedzie sic W
Niedziele d. ego Sierpnia RIB. O godz.
1@Sej wiecz. U Hall M. 1. W Gmachu
szkOlnym sw. .StanisIawa X. Sprawy wa
zne, mledzy innemi wys6r administra.
cyl. Wszyscy So prOszeni o przybycie.
A. W. Rudnicki, Prez.
5sp. F. Fuhl, Sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-04
TeleSramg KrajoVe.
POdeirzani pOdr0zni.

fOu6J FZdHl pUuIOZHls
New YORK, 3-go sierpnia.
Parowiec Karamania linii An
chor przyby} dis Neapolu z
frachtem i z All podr6znymi
pod pok}adem. w czasie po-
dr6ay umarlo trzech podro'
znych pogrzebano ich W mo-
rzu. Urzednik zdrowia Jen-
kins zatrzyma} parowiec, aze
by przekonac sic, jaki byl po-
w6d smierci i zajac sic dezin:
fekcya. Wszyscy podr6zni
przybywali z Neapolu, gdzie
jak wiadomo, panuje cholera.
Smutna katastr0fa.
BosroN, 8 sierpnia. Klub
yachtowy Chelsea urzadzi} by}
dzisiaj koncertiilu iluminacya mad
Broadwayem W poblizu mostu
ponad rzeka Mystic. Bawiono
sic ]ak najlepiej, kiedy jeden z
halkon6w zarwa} sic wszyscy
znajdujacy sic ma MIN spadli
re znacznej wysokosci. Ma
mieiscu zabici zostali: j. L.
Warren, kapelmistrz; A. L.
Panberton, muzyk; pani A. ?.
Shuman i pani A. P. Putnam,
= wszyscy Chelsea. Ciezko
pokaleczeni zostali: PAM Ma.
ry Monvorst, PAM L. 3. Bar.
mes, Sadie Davis, Thomas Nit.
ten, pani F. J. Lyndle, Josie
Grimes, Tannie Newman, b.
Winott, Mary Billman. Char
les H. Foye, pani Morton, An
ME Farley, jerry McCarty.
Kilka innych osob lei zostafo
pokaleczonych.
Nieszczescie kOlejOwe,
GALVESTON, Tex, 3sierpnia.
Z Beaumont, Tex, donosi de.
pesza specyalna: DIS popo}u-
dniu wykoleil sic pociag fra
chtowy. Dwie osoby zostafy
zabite, a dwie pokaleczone.
Powiekszenie fabryki stall.
READING, Pa, 3 sierpnia.
Carpenter Steel Company o.
g}asza, ze W skutek otrzymania
znaczuiejszej iloscl zamowieh
cd przyszsego Poniedzia}ku
znacznie powiekszy swa dzia-
3alnosc DUO nowych przyj'
mie robotnik6w. R6wnocze.
snie og}asza, ze "a tydzied bic,
zacy wyp}acac bedzle pensye
W z{ocie. Firma ia w}asnie o.
trzyma}a znaczne zam6wienie
cd cd departamentu wojny.
Stub Indyjczyka Amerykanka.
MILWAUKEE, 8 sierpnia.
Wczoraj W sadie pokoju In
dyjczyk Waneckii Sheriorgi
otrzyma1 Stub z panna Klara
Irena Flynn z Chicago. Nowo'
zeniec jest urzedowym repre-
zentantem wystawcow z Bonn.
bay; m}oda PAM jest bardzo
przystojna i widocznie wielce
zakochana W mezu. Sedzia po'
koju Harrington daa Stub m1o'
del pare.
Sztuczka wfoczeg0w koleiowych.
VALPARAISO, Ind, 3 sierp.
Wczoraj wieczorem oko3o
szestdziesieciu w}6czeg6w W
Tolleston wesz}o ma pociag
frachtowy kolei idacy ma
wsch6d, zapedzili konduktora
pociagu i dw6ch hamulcarzy
do kabuzy, sami pociag do
miasta dostawili. Policya "a
wiadomiona przez agent6w z
Tolleston juz oczekiwa}a ich
ma dworcu, ale snac przeczu.
wall to, bo pozeskakiwali
pred przybyciem ma dworzec.
Siedmiu mich jednak areszto.
wano p6zniej.
Zakfad weteran0w OskarzOny
OdszkOdOWanie.
LEAvENwoRrH, Ks, 8 sierp.
Francis Xavier Cummerle, so
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Nieludzcy ZbOje.

SOMERSET, Pa, 3 sierpnia.
Wczoraj wieczorem trzej zama'
skowani mezczyzni wpadll do
mieszkania Abrahama Beama,
by}ego farmera, ktory obecnie
liczy 81 lat wieku i zazadali
cd niego pieniedzy. PAM Beam
da}a i'm sakiewke, W ktorej
znajdowa} sic jeden dollar:
Rozz}oszczeni rabusie rzucili
sic pa staruszk6w najokru
tniej ich obili. Staremu Bea-
mowi w1ozyli POLAND W gard1o,
aby 60 Emusic do wydania pie
niedzy, a kiedy strac} przy-
tomnosc, oni sadzac, re 60 "a.
bill, lzucili sic ma jego zone, O.
bill ia uciekli. Pani Beam
przysz}a do siebie i zawezwa}a
policya. Zdaje sic, ze star1ec
lie wyzdrowieje. Me ma do.
tychczas sladu z}oczy1c6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-04
o chOlerze.

: Bedzie W tym roku cholera?
= Jak tax zaczna niej pisae, to
bedzie = ona tez ma swoja ambi-
eye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1893-08-04
Bill dziewczeta.

DEs MONIES, Ia, 3 sierpnia.
Wczoraj rano postarano sic o
aresztowania G. G. Cory'ego,
prze}ozopego szko}y przemy-
s}owej dla dziewczat. Nadto
Eli Newton, ojciec Is letniego
dziewczecia, obitego przez Co.
ry'ego, z}ozy} zaprlysiezone ze'
znanie W sadzie, re Cory dnia
26 lipca c6rke jego rzemieoiem
obi} tax mocno, il dziewczyna
miala ma plecach ramionach
mn6stwo si1c6w. Pana Cory
aresztowaf pewien konstabl.
Szajka opryszk0w podpaIa
miasteczkO.
MAooMB, ILL.,, 3 sierpnia. w
Poniedzialek wieczorem pro.
bowano spalit dzielnice prze.
myslowa miejscowosci lndu'
stry po}ozoneJ - mil stad.
Pomiedzy godzina s a 9 da1a
sic s}yszet silna eksplozya i z
magazyn6w "a sk}adem braci
Sullivan buchne}y p}omienie.
Uda}o sic jednakowoz szybko
ugasi6 poaar. Cd dawna miej,
scowosc Industry s}ynie z tego,
ze przebywa W niej szajka o.
pryszk6w, kt6rych gniew wi
docznie sciagneli ma siebie bla-
cia Sullivan. w poblizu ich
zak}adu ustawiono 5 galon6w
gazoliny i spowodowano jej
eksplozya. Spodziewaia sic
schwytac 'g}6wnych zbrodnia'
rzy.
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LEAvENwoRrH, KS, 8 sierp.
Francis Xavier Cummerle, so
letni veteran, zaskarzy1 "a.
k}ad dla weteranow o $685..
1868 odszkodowania. Cum
merle, W pazdzierniku zesz}e-
60 roku zosta} z zak}adu tego
wypedzony, jak powiada, bez
powodu.
Bee adwokata prowadzi swa
sprawe i akt oskarzeuia opra.
cowa} ma So stronlcach drobno
zapisanych. zada on "a jakies
oszustwa, oszczerstwa, gwai-
ty, nieprawny nacisk itp. $19,'
43O; "a zniszczenie jego w}a-
snosci osobistej 100000 a "a
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Henry Hebb came up from Walnut
Grove yesterday.
Hon. George Ohleyer of Sutter City
was in the city yesterday.
Lawyer ]. C. Ball of Woodland is reg
istered at the Capital Hotel.
Mrs. J. NJ. Kilgariff and Miss Sadie
Breen have gone East on visit.
W. J. Hyde of Carbondale, for many
years resident of tEis city, is in town.
Miss Ruby Sparks has gone south on a
visit and will be absent couple OF
months.
MisssG Georgia Hupp of Weaverville is
visiting her friend, Miss May Terry, OF
this city.
Ex-Mayor Eugene j. Gregory is con-
fined to his bed with q severe attack OF
bronchitis.
D. C. Gillin and w. S. Clemons, we'll
known railroad conductors, left on Sun
day for the Worlds Fair.
Ex-senator f. f. Sprague of Shasta
County is down from Anderson and is
stopping at the Golden Eagle.
P. w. Cafferty and his granddaughter
Miss Alice Sheehan, left on the overland
last night for visit to the Worlds Fair
and Eastern cities.
Miss Nellie Greer of Oak Park, accom-
panied by Miss Alice Mckinley of
Suisun, have gone to spend several weeks
at Gapell Valley Springs, the guests OF
Miss Lille Rowley.
Major w. w. Douglas of the Brigade
Staff leaves tonight for the mecca of
Pacific Coasters-the Worlds Fair. He
is fortified with furlough and will visit
New York, Washington, etc., before his
return.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel
yesterday: w. B. Williams, w. b. Lane,
J.. C. Schultz, New York; David NJ. Kelly
and wife, London; G. NJ. Reynolds. Des
Moines; j. S. Jeffrey, Truckee; H. L.
Price,, r. L. Dunn, Joe Smith, w. Haff-
with, j. NJ. Rothchild, c. f. Mallett, San
Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
Miss Z. Bishop, st. Paul; George Ohleyer,
Sutter County; Sol Runyon, Courtland;
c. J. Sharon, Virginia City; j. C. Ball,
Woodland; Charles O.. Clark, Siskiyou;
A. II. Wilbur, Yuba City; J. G. Cave,
Placerville; L. B. McPhetridge, George
B. Baldwin, Marysville.
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CALIFORNIA; NATAL DAY.
Native Sons Celebrate 1t at Seattle,
Washington.

Native Sons Celebrate 1t at Seattle,
Washington.
The California Native Son evidently
does not forget his native State when he
goes to reside in another. Up in the lively
city of Seattle, Wash. there is an organ
ization called Seattle Parlor, No. l, Native
Sons of California, of which Harry w.
Carroll, formerly of Sacramento, is
leading spirit. On the 9th inst, the
forty-third anniversary of the admission
of California to the Union, the parlor
gave banquet which was attended by
the Governor of Washington, the Mayor
of Seattle and prominent citizens. Fol
lowing is portion of lengthy account
of the banquet published in the Post IN
tetLigeRcer of the 10th:
The affair was under the auspices Of
Seattle Parlor, No. l, of the Native Sons,
and far outshone the two former splendid
affairs of that organization. The arrange
ments were in charge of committee con-
sisting of John G. Niggle, George NJ.
Holloway, Arthur Buck, &. f. Sweeney,
John Wallace, j. Park Henderson and +.
Morgenstein.
Handsome menu cards were gotten up
for the occasion. On the top of the first
page was a large cut OF a grizzly bear and
at the bottom was a panel bearing the
StanZa:
Let each good native fill up his glass and drink
to the Golden State,
And not get up from The banquet board until
the hour grows late.
The second page was devoted to the ti-
tie, and on the third was given the finest
menu ever prepared for banquet in the
Northwest. One of the features Of the
menu was California bear, a la 49," On
the last page was the list of toasts and re-
spondents, as follows:
Harry w. Carroll, POSTMASTER; 'Ad-
dress Of Welcome" Harry w. Carroll;
California" Colonel j. B. Metcalfe:
"Native Sons of California;" Herbert w.
Taylor; Washington, Governor John
H. McGraw; The Nation," Colonel
James Hamilton Lewis: California Pio-
neers," Hon. w. V. Rinehart; wash
ington Pioneers," Hon. Orange Jacobs;
Our Mothers and Sisters,' Moses Korn;
"Our Guests" Charles +. Fishback; ''Our
Brothers in-Law," John w. Pratt; "The
Press" viii Ii. Parry; Seattle" Mayor
j. L. Ronald; "reminiscences of 49," L..
+. Compton; Native Sons of Washing
ton," j. T. Condor.
The banquet table was set in the form
Of horseshoe, occupying the center be-
ing a huge stuffed grizzly standing on his
hind legs. The tables were handsomely
decorated with towers.
Resolutions were passed pledging the
members as loyal sons of California to do
all in their power in their adopted home
in Washington to further the success of
the Midwinter Fair.
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amount grew ont of the fact that the COM
pany had a money order book stolen on
Saturday. Payment was stopped on all
the numbers in it. The company will
lose nothing.
The ship st. Monan, from Tacomas
Wash, has arrived at Queenstown. She
reports having encountered fearful.
hurricane aud having met numbers OF
icebergs in the South Atlantic. During
the storm John Walls and William
Burke, seamep, were washed overheard
and drowned.
A 24-hours' international bicycling race
ended at Paris Sunday night. Leena, u
representative of Switzerland, was the
winner, covering 696, ,54s kilometers, beat
ing the record, that OF Shorthand OF Eng
land, 6S5,95S kilometers. Sixteen riders
started in the race. Rivera was second,
with 654, 600 kilometers.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Brief kilograms From Various Sci
rions of the Globe.

Brief kilograms From Various Sec
tions of the Globe.
The President has nominated T. L.
Stoddard to be Postmaster at Alameda,
Cal.
The First National Bank of East Port
land has resumed business This makes
the third bank of seven which suspended
last July TO reopen. 1t IS expected that
the four remaining will open soon.
A barrel head with a message written
on it. picked up at the mouth of Hall
fax harbor, says the schooner Senator
Frye from Gloucester, Mass, is lost, and
the crew of fourteen were all drowned.
f. a. Dinsmore, who was tried in the
Superior Court at bakersfield and con-
victed on the charge of criminal assault,
was sentenced by Judge Conkl1n to serve
fitty-one years III the Folsom Peniten-
tiary.
VISIBLE supply of grain: Wheat, ST.
33l 600 bushels, an increase of j, l9l, coo;
corn, G, ,462, 900, an increase of 81 eco; oats,
g. lS5. 900, decrease of 967, 900; rye, 1885,
000. a decrease of IA, 900; barley, 39z, 900, an
increase of $4,000.
A bottle containing two slips of thin
wood, on which were written, All hands
lost. Naronic; no time to say more,o was
found in the Mersey. 1t is thought this
may refer to the lost White Star steam
ship, but it is believed TO be an alleged
joke.
The report sent out from Denver yes
terday morning that the Pacific Express
Company had been robbed OF large
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CLOSED TO TRAVEL.
The Yolo Bridge is to Undergo Ne
SarV ReDaif.s.

The Yolo Bridge is to Undergo Neces-
sary Repairs.
The Y Yolo bridge will be closed to travel
at IL o'clock tonight, and will remain
closed Thursday night, pending neces-
sary repairs.
In the meantime all through trains to
and from San Francisco will be sent
around by way of Stockton, and COM
munieation between this city and Wash
ington will be by steam ferry. Local
trains to and from San Francisco will
have their starting point and terminus at
Washington while the repairs are in
progress. The train for Redding will
leave Washington at 10:30 A. NJ.
The ferry boat will make hourly trips
across the river between 6 A. NJ. and IL
u
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THE STANDARD FIXED.
What Quality of Water Must be Fur
nished by Mr.. Fish.

What Quality of Water Must be Fur
nished by Mr.. Fish.
The following communication from
Professor Edmond O'NeiI, of the Col
lege of Chemistry of the University of
California, was read before the Board of
Trustees at its meeting yesterday:
Hon. B. q. Steinbean, Sacramento
DEAR SIR: Inclosed you will find result
of analysis Of water submitted by DR.. O..
q. Tyrrell. From a chemical standpoint
it is very pure drinking water. The to-
tal solid residue is low, being only twelve
grains to the gallon, and nine grains after
ignition. AlbumenOid ammonia, chlo-
rine and oXidiZable organic matter are
extraordinary low. These three constitu-
ents are supposed to measure the amount
of organic contamination Sewage matter,
etc.l and their absence shows the water
to be free from such contamination.
In regard to hardness and scaling quail
tiles, the water is not of such good quail
ity, but have made no detailed or exact
determination on these points. l have
made analysis of the water supply of sew
eral California cities, and none OF them
approach the sample sent me in organic
purity. From a chemical standpoint the
water is very pure drinking water.
Very respectfully, EDMOND O'NEIIL.
The following analysis of the sample OF
water accompanied the communication
Parts in
one million
Total solid residue (dr1ed at 1902. 174.OO
Total solid residue ignited) )...-....... 500
Free None
o.025
1874
Oxidizable organic matter measured by DO.
tassum permanganate in acid solution)-...
not more than in distilled water
Mayor Steinman said the documents
must be filed for future reference, as the
quality of the water to be furnished to
the city must be at least as good as the
analysis, and on his motion it was sc
Ordara9
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CHILEAN INDEPENDENCE.
How it Was Celebrated by Resident
of This City.

How it Was Celebrated by Residents
Of This City.
The Chilean residents of this city yes
terday celebrated the anniversary OF
Chilean independence. Salutes were fired
in the morning, at noon and at night at
Front and p streets, and an Grafton was
delivered by A. n. Morales. The day was
spent in celebrating, and in the evening
grand ball was given at Smiths Hall,
which was we'll attended, and where the
fair Chileans tripped the light fantastic
toe with their compatriots till a late hour.
About 11:30 the National anthem was
sung by Mrs. Joe Leisch and Miss Lena
Leiva, accompanied on the piano by Miss
Agnes O'Brien, and the assembly ad-
journed to the Maison Faure to fine
supper.
The Committee OF Arrangements were
J. A. Leiya, J. Rivers, b. Makay. n. Mo-
rales and j. b. CASTILLO, and the Floor
Managers were j. L. Leiva and j. a.
| oiUa
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Articles of incorporation.

The following articles of incorporation
have been filed III the Secretary of State S
office:
The Sweetwater Track Association of
National City. Capital stock, $1,000, with
Ralph Granger, Parsons Shaw, John +.
Boal L. A. Hornbeck and s. 5. Johnson
OF National City, Fred w. Wadham of
Tia Juana and G. L. Josslyn of Paradise
Valley as directors.
The California Natural Carbonic Acid
Gas Company of San Jose. Capital stock
100000, with II. G. Pfister, George
Steiger. Edward Haley, G. Wilbur Meyer
and Otto Hesse of San Jose as directors.
The Eureka Oil Company of Santa
so, 200, with u. A. Hardison, S, c..
Graham, DIR. f. Salathe, L. a. Hardison
and Charles league of Santa Paula as
directors.
El Cajon Ralsin Company of Ell Cajon,
San Diego County. Capital stock, S., 600.
with George Holt, r.. c.. Allen, l.. b.
Barnes and Louis Forney of El Caion, f.
l.. Nichols of Dehesa and Hubert Dabney
of Coronado as directors.
The Amador County Roller Flour Mills
of lone City. Capital stock, S25. COO. with
w. II. Prouty, James II. Amick and
Ellis Anick of lone, Alfred E. Smith of
May, Amador County, and David Nc
Call of Stockton as directors.
The Odd Fellows Hall Association of
Pomona, Los Angeles County. Capital
stock, $4,000, with A. f. Currier of
Spadra and p. j. Tarr, G. A. Steffa, Frank
Haynes, ]. G. Garthside, W. S. Bailey
and V. Debrunner of Pomona as directors.
The Buckhorn Mining Company Of San
Francisco. Capital stock. 100000. with
G. w. Osborn, Jr., g. W. Osborn, George
w Waitt and c. F. Bunker of San Fran
cisco and l. L. Guin of Oakland as di-
rectors.
The Alameda Woman's Exchange and
Relief Society of Alameda, with Mary T..
Dennis, Ella l.. Davis, Mary Edmonds
Cook, Marcia Du B. Clark, Mary C..
Peck, Nellie w. Lubbock. Mary Frances
McGurn, Jennie a. Smith, Maria w.
Montell, Louise r. Waggoner and Ida
Spencer as directors.
The record-union., 1893-09-19
DELL MURPHY'S FIST.

The Coroner's Jury Found 1t co be the
Cause of McEvoy's Death.
Yesterday Coroner Clark concluded the
INQUIRY into the death of the young man
who was killed in John Norton's saloon
a week ago-and whose name is sup
posed to have been William McEvoy.
The two witnesses who it was expected
would testify that they were in the sa-
loon at the time and saw Murphy deal
the death blow, did not show up, but the
jury thought there was sufficient evidence
going to show that the deceased's S neck
was broken by blow from Murphy's IS
fist, and so found.
The record-union., 1893-09-19
BRIEF NOTES

Ramon Montenegro has been appointed
q deputy by Sheriff O'Neil.
The opening "Day of Atonement'
services at the Synagogue will begin this
evening promptly at O'Clock.
A. E. Casgoigne, q brakeman, had his
ankle badly sprained on Sunday at Rock
lin, while alighting from train.
Judge johnson yesterday issued an
order appointingsMrs. L. J. Boles guard
ian of the person of Annie Stewart, a
minor.
The charges against Steve Seaman and
Waiter Cook, OF receiving stolen prop
erty were dismissed yesterday in the Po-
lice Court.
Joseph Starr, alias William Silcox, was
examined in the Police Court yesterday
on charge of robbing a man or his
watch, apl held TO answer in 81 ,000 bail.
Large numbers of Chinese and Japan
ese went out 10 Lodi yesterday under en-
gagement TO work in the vineyards about
there and as laborers on an Irrigation
canal.
The deposition of L. C. Roberts. de-
fendant, in the case in which L. Ii. Nor
rison is plaintiff, has been filed in the
Superior Court. The suit is to recover
on note made at Seattle.
Jim Rodgers, an opium-smoking
vagrant, was found guilty in the Police
Court yesterday and sentenced TO ninety
DAYS in the County Jail, with the
alternative of leaving the city. He left.
BEST California ranch eggs, SOC a dozen;
bast Eastern eggs. 25c q dozen; nne Peta-
The record-union., 1893-09-19
HE STOLE OPIUM.

And Wanted to Carve Those Who
Tried to Arrest Him.
Constable Frommelt yesterday arrested
Chinaman who stole large can OF
opium from fellow Celestial at the Low
dal ranch. The despoiled Chinaman
caught him, but the robber drew a large
knife and forced him TO let go his hold.
a white man also attempted to stop him
and was threatened by him in like man
ner, but they succeeded in OBTAINING him
till Erommelt arrived. Justice Newton
was away from home and the fellow will
be tried to-day on his return. When de-
tected the thief threw the opium away,
but it was seen and recovered.