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GETS BACK HIS SWORD.
Surprising Outcome to a Court of
Inquiry at Vallejo.

VALLEJO, Oct. 19.-The findings in the
case of the court of inquiry which investi-
gated the charges and eounter-charges be-
tween Major Henry a. Bartlett and Cap
tain Henry Clay Cochrane. United States
Marine Corps. stationed at Mare Island.
have reached Washington and are now
before Secretary Herbert. The exact find
ing Of the court has not been made public.
In reviewing the case Secretary Herbert
has found sufficient grounds to restore
Captain Cochrane to duty, which was
done this afternoon by telegraph. Major
Bartlett being ordered to restore the cap
tain's sword to him. 1t is known POSI-
lively here that the court in summing up
the case recommended that Major Bartlett
be brought before a naval general court
martial. yet on what charge cannot be
ascertained. This result is a surprise at
the navy-yard, and it was lin ted at the
time Of the trial that regardless of testi-
mony the court would stand by Major
Bartlett.
Major Bartlett was seen tonight by
your CORE spondens and stated that the
case was such that his trial by a court
martial could not be avoided in so far that
he had been informed that the court so
recommended. and such recommendations
were always taken cOgniZance of. Cap
tain Cochrane will resume his military
duties tomorrow morning.
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FAILED TO MAKE 1T.
Alix Could Not Lower the High.
Wheel Record of Maud 6,

Wneel RECORD OF Mduu >.
RACINE, Wis, Oct 19.-Mr. Jones' fast mare
Alix made an effort to-day 10 beat Maud 81
record OF 2:0Ss4 in a high-wheel sulky. Mayoi
jackson Case, owner of Jay-Eye-See, held the
lines. The conditions were unfavorable, the
track being slow owing to a heavy rain, and
the best Alix did was 2:151a in the two efforts
which she made. Time by quarters: :331a
LOG, 1 :4O14 and 51a. Alix had two warm.
ing-up heats, making 2:1S and 2:17A re-
spectively.
NASHVILLE. Tenn. Oct. lathe track was
faSt and the weather good. In the 2:25 pace
the Bill Wilkes mare, May Marshall, took both
heats without trouble, clipping three quarters
of second off her previous record and setting
the worlds mark for pacing mares at 2:OS14
The Santa Claus colt, William Penn, in tile
2:18 trot won in straight heats and placed his
max al 2:12s4.
2:2O pacing stake, May Marshall won. Alb
dallah second, MOonst0ne third. Best time,
2:oSA.
2:21 trot, Floyd won, Cora second, Herman
Nutwood third. Best time, PISA.
2:1S tr0t, purse $4,000. William Penn won,
Jessie McCorkle second, Henric0 third. Best
time, 2:12s4.
Free for all pace, purse $1,000 Robert j won,
Flying Jib second, FL q third. Time, 2:05s4
-2:05A-2:101a.
To beat 2:1914, Geneva, by Plnceps, 2:171s.
To beat 2:211a, Ialene, by Tennessee Wilkes,
2:1414.
To beat 2:1e1a. Annie Ward, by McCurdy's
CHICAGO. Oct. 19-The match race BET ween
Lampiehter, YO Tambien and Clifford has
been definitely settled for October %.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. 19-The track was
fast.
Five furlongs, Fraulein won, Irish Chief sec
ond. Fondoin third. Time, l :02.
Five and half furlongs, King David won,
FroDtman second. Alma II third. Time 1:101a
Six furlongs, Bonnie Lassie won. Deceitful
second. Interior third. Time. 1:16.
Handicap, tifteen-sixtecntbs. Ida Plckwick
won, Aidebaran second, La Colonia third
Time, 1:34M.
Six furongs. Buckwa won, Rose Lady sec
ond Tar Rock third. No time.
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IVES in CONTROL.
He Has Beaten Willard at
Last.
RULES NORTHERN PACIFIC.
His Directors Have Been Selected
and He Will Be President
of the Road.

NEW YORK. Oct 19.-1he annual report
of the Northern Pacific Railroad, sub
mitted to the stockholders al the meeting
to-day, shows that the gross earnings. in
cluding receipts from the Wisconsin Cen
trail and other leased and branch roads for
the year ending June 30. were $29,551, 303;
operating expenses and taxes, SIS. 793, $40 ;
net earnings from operating. $40. .757. 963 ;
other receipts, So. 166. 727; totalnetincome.
S12,924, 500. Against which have accrued
the following charges: Rentals. $685.
724; interest on funded debt, 1902. 160 ;
guarantee to branch-road companies,
81. .453. 972; interest on other than funded
debt. S499. TIC; sinking fund. accrued,
81, HISS: sundries, S160.S35; total. $14.-
S13, 945; deficit for the year, 81. SS9, ,256.
During the fiscal year the funded debt
was increased by the issue Of $6.000,000
collateral trust notes and decreased by the
redemption of the following bonds by
action of the sinking fund: Missouri
division. So. 900; Pend d'Oreille division.
S2S,00O; general first-m ortgage bonds.
S433 900; general second-mortgage bonds,
$4,000. From the proceeds Of land sales
these bonds have been cancelled: Pend
d'Oreille division, S3S2, 200. The total re-
duction of the funded debt is $1.0S7,000.
The Land Commissioners report shows
the sales for the year were 280,5 acres,
amounting to S1,251, ,397. The number Of
acres remaining unsold are 3S. 442. 500.
The annual election of directors. which
began to-day. was adjourned until to-mor-
row In order to give all the stockholders a
chance tn vote In all ahOnt 5S0 000 shares
of stock. 10000 less than the total cast at
the last annual election, were voted to-day.
or this number 100000 shares were voted
by Brayton Ives and August Belmont and
their associates, and 100000 shares bv the
Willard faction. All the ballots were cast
for the Ives and Belmont ticket. the Viii
lard faction having Withdrawn from the
field, and of course the Ives ticket will be
elected. When the new directors meet
they will elect as president BraytOn Ives.
and Robert Harris, in all probability, will
be chosen as first vice president.
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CALIFORNIA ENTERPRISE.
ii. Liebes 6 Co. Get the Only Medal
Given for SeaIskin Garments.

Given for SeaIskin Garments.
CHICAGO, Oct. 19.-The ann ouncement
was made to-day that the big furriers, I'll.
Liebes & Co. of San Francisco. have car
ried off the most desirable awards and
diplomas for the best general display of
furs made at the fair. There was but one
award 10 be given for a sealskin exhibit,
and this was captured by the lucky Liebes
Company.
Considering that displays of sealskn
goods were made by the leading furriers
of the world, California is to be congratu-
lated on this new addition to her laurels.
The four awards made to II. Liebes 81 Co.
are as follows: No. l, the best general
seal exhibit; No. 2. manufactured seal
skins; No. 3, manufactured furs; No. d.,
polar bears.
The awarding committee, in referring to
the seal exhibit OF the Liebes Com pany,
makes mention of many superior points
of excellence in their garments. especially
as regardssoriginalty of the designs. The
stand Of ii. Liebes g. Co.. which Is promi-
nently situated in the Manufactures and
Liberal Arts building, has been constantly
surrounded by an interested crowd. Their
garments are shown in a handsome ma
hogany ana plate-giass case. while the bal
ance of their exhibit is most artistically
arranged.
The polai bears shown by this company,
and for which they received prize, are
the finest and largest specimens OF the
kind ever seen in the world. One OF them
measures 10 feet 4 inches and the other 10
feet inches, the estimated weight of each
when alive being about 2300 pounds.
There are about fifteen fur exhibits In
the fair, and the fact that the Liebes Com
pany received the only seal award has
naturally created unusual interest around
their stand. The represen tatives of the
company here were kept busy all day re-
ceiving congratulations.
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FOR RIPARIAN RIGHTS.
Old Straw Being Refreshed in a
Water Controversy.


SAN BERNARDINo, Oct. ia motion
for new trial in the celebrated case of
the Riverside Water Company VS.. Mathew
Gage was argued yesterday. R. E. Aough-
ton appeared for the water company and
Attorney Kellogg for Gage. The Judge
took the case under advisement. This case
FIRST came before the courts about four
years ago. The late Hall McAllister of
San Francisco represented Gage and
Houghton the water company. A decision
was rendered awarding 2S77a inches of the
flow Of the Santa Ana River to the de-
PENDANTS at the point of diversion. by them.
From this decision the defendants appealed
to the Supreme Court, but the judgment of
the lower court was sustained. Now the
defendants seek to reopen the case, the
principal ground being an error in the
Judgment Of the lower court in not award
ing pro rata of the water OF the river to
the defendants upon the claim set up for
riparian rights.
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mite: NJ. NJ. Wardall, Los Angeles; G.
B. Johnson. San Jose; L. NJ. Landsbor-
ough. Florin, Sacramento County. j. l..
Gilbert of Reedley and j. E. Camp of Per
kins, Sacramento County, were elected
delegates from this State to the national
convention. Immediately altar the cleo
tion the officers were installed.
The convention also discussed the insur-
ance feature, and much interest was shown
in the matter. The Reform Press Associa-
ton have been taking further action to-
day, and it is believed they will, before
they adjourn. effect strong organiza-
tiOn
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RACING AT LOS ANGELES.
A Fair Week and Good Time Made

Saturdays Race.
Los ANGELES, Oct. 19.-Qute large Gro wd
attended the races yesterday afternoon at Agri-
cultural Park. The track was In fairly good
condition and time made quite fast
Junior handicap race for two-year-olds was
started In by the bay tlly Gladiola, bay coli
MOntalvo, bay colt Ali Baoa. bay flly Tewanee
ana chestnut gelding TEMPO. Gladlola was the
iav0rite, but she flushed second. Montalvo
was first and Ali Baba third. Time for the
three-quarters mile 1874.
Western stakes race, one and a sixteenth
miles, sweepstakes for all ages. was won by
Natcho B in 1:154, Hook Hooking Jr. second,
Nero third
In trottIng, 2:35 class, best three In five
heats, Pasadena Bell won In straight heats In
the time of 2 .2314. 2:231s and 2:22A against
Peter w, Irene Crocker, Wilkes Moore and
Lompoc. Peter w made second best place
Irene Crocker third.
The S400 purse in the special trot, best three
in five, was taken by Harry Roses bay mare
Vera, she winning the second, third and fourth
heats. Best time. 2:18A, was made by Lady
Clare in the first heat.
10 conclude the days programme Sultandin.
chestnut stallion owned by G. Edgar Smith,
went against his own record OF 2:3134, lower
ing 1t TO 2:291s.
The great race for Saturday will be the free
for-all trot between Mckinney, 2:1lA; Ottin
ger. 2:11%; Klamath, 2:13N EdenIa, 2:13K
Adelaide McGregor, 2:171a; Richmond Jr.
2:15.
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STUDYING IRRIGATION.
Prominent Engineers Look Over San
rr6sr,o,c C,rcfor,,

BernardinO'S system.
SAN BERNARDINo, Oct. 19.-At o'clock
this morning party of about fifty civil
engineers from the irrigation congress ar
rived in this city, many CT whom are dele
gates from foreign countries.
They were met at the depot by COM
mittee of prominent citizens and driven in
carriages through the principal streets of
the city, thence to Harlem Hot Springs,
where bountiful lunch was served and
the guests given an opportunity to enjoy
the hot sulphur baths.
The afternoon was spent in visiting the
irrigation system Of Highlands, the Gage
canal. Riverside water bitches and other
systems having their source of supply in
the immediate vicinity OF this city.
The Highlands system attracted much
attention because of its neat but substan-
tlal bitches paved with stone and ce-
mented. Late this evening the entire
party was taken to Redlands.
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MURDER WILL OUT.
Two Cinnamon Arrested for Crime
Committed Seven Years Ago.

AAAAA@N~u oS'NA AS~'io HSO'
NAPA, Oct. 19-Detective Cox of San
Francisco left here in this afternoons
train with two Cinnamon named Ye Mem
and On Tong, who are charged with the
murder of one Of their own countrymen in
San Francisco on July 5. 1886.
These two Cinnamon have been very
much in trouble of late. Two days ago
they were arrested at st. Helena. this
county, on a charge of having kidnapped a
Chinese girl named All Cook, from Stock
ton. On examination in Justice Court this
morning they were discharged for lack Of
evidence, only TO be rearrested on the
more serious charge of murder. The girl
In the case left here yesterday afternoon.
and oyer the whole matter the Chinese
population have been much excited.
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cession of beautiful hazards and position
plays. In the break he pocked thirteen
balls and finally got the remaining two.
In the seventy-seventh frame he took
ID by beautiful play and followed 1t up by
securing 13 in the following frame. run
ming ahead Of his adversary by score Of
$50 to ST. The Cuban got square few
minutes later by taking 13, putting his
total at 592. The game adjourned with the
following score: De Orc coo. Roberts 593
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The Evans Trial.

JACKSON. Cal. Oct. 19.-In the Tovey
murder trial the entire day was consumed
In hearing testimony without the presence
of the jury touching the admissibili;y or
otherwise of Evans alleged confession.
The evidence was very conflicting, but re-
vealed the extraordinary methods en-
ployed to influence che defendant while
he was in San Andreas Jail.
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ELECTING OFFICERS.
Work of the State Farmers AIli-
ance Convention.

FRESNO, Oct. 19-The principal busi-
ness that came before the convent ton Of
the State Farmers Alliance this forenoon
was the election of officers for the ensuing
year. j. l.. Gilbert Iof Reedley, the
incumbent, was elected president, and
Mrs. Mary T. Merrill yice-president.
The other officers succeeded themselves
and are: Treasurer. j. S. Barbee of Los
Angeles; State business agent. ]. NJ.
Moore Of San Francisco; lecturer. Bur
deite Cornell of Summerland. Santa Bar
bara County.
Following is the State executive COM
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TRUSTEES SALE.

IN ACCORDANCE WITH THE TERMS AND
L under the authority OF certain deed of trust.
AND AND sUis INsuRANCE CoMPANY, a a corporation. m ti l.
party Of the hrst part. to HENRY G. CAMPBELL
and THADDEUS b. KENT. Trustees. parties OF
the second part, and the SAN FRANCISCO saw
INGS UNION, party of the third part dated June
2, 1892, and recorded in the office of the County
Recorder OF the city and county of San Francisco.
State OF California. in Liber 1918 of Deeds, at
page Al, and following; and in pursuance OF
resolution % passed on the 2lst day Of September,
FRANCISCO SAVINGS UNION, corporation,
and the holder of the note (No. 1.692) to secure
payment of which the aforesaid deed OF trust was
executed, declaring that default had been made in
the payment of the principal sum and other sums
questine and directing said Henry 6. CAMP
BELL and THADDEUS b. KENT, trustees to sell
the real estate described therein to satisfy said In
We. HENRY C. CAMPBELL and THADDEUS
B. KENT, trustees, do hereby give notice that on
TUESDAY. the 7th day Of November. A. ID. S93,
at IL O'Clock Nj. OF that day, and at the auction
saeSroom of Easton Eldridge & Co., NO. 6oS
Market street. in the city ana county OF San Fran
cisco, State of California, we will sell at public
auction to the highest bidder for cash In gold coin
OF the United States all that piece or parceI par OF
land situate in the city and county oi San rrsn-
cisco described as follows TO VII;
Commencing at point on the easterly line g OF
Sansome street. distant thereon eighty nine (S9)
feet south srv from the southerly line OF Califor
MIA street, and running thence southeriy along
sad line oa St Sse thence at right angles east
erly one hundred and thtrty-ssven leet SIX inches
tl37 6-l2 feet) thence at rlght ahgleS nortnerty
twentynine feet four inches (29 4-12 feet) and
thence at right angles westerly one hundred and
thirtyseven feet six inches (l3I o-IZ Ieetl TO the
noint OF commencement, being portions or beach
and water lots numbers two hundred and nifty
three (253) and two hundred and ntty-tour (2o4l,
together with the appurtenances
TERMS OF SALE-Cash in goid coin OF the
United States ten per cent payable to the under
stgned on the fall of the hammer; balance on de-
Iiyery of deed; and IL so paid unless for want
Of title (ren days being allowed for scarcely. then
.id ten per cent to be forfeited and the sale be
void Acts of sale at purchasers expense.
' HENRY c. CAMPBELL, rr.,
THADDEUS Il. KENT. Aiusseos'
oc1G II 90 % 81 81 no3 7
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SHE WANTED TO KNOW.
A Woman Being Examined for Open
ing Her husbands Letters.

Los ANGELES, Oct 19.-United States
Commissioned Van Dyke this afternoon
was engaged in examining Clara Arm
strong, accused by D. f. Armstrong Of
taking one of his letters from the post
Office, with the design of obstructing cor
respondence, and TO pry into business Sc
crets of his. The defendant and prose-
cutting witness were husband and wife,
but it appears that there is a lack of con-
geniality between them now, the wife be-
ing determined TO know whom her erst-
while lord is flocking with.
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A STRUGGLE FOR FEES.
Application for Writ of Prohibition
for Sheriff MCDade.

Los ANGELES, Oct 19-Applicatlon for
writ OF prohibition was filed by Attor-
ney Dunn of San Francisco. representing
the Sheriff OF San Francisco County. this
afternoon before Chief Justice w. n.
Beatty. 1t is not known whether the ap-
plication for the writ is against the Bank
Commissioners acting as receivers. 1nas-
much as the fees will amount to S150.0O0,
there win be a great squabble over the
matter. No action has been taken yet to
make it returnable. and set a time for
hearing the writ.
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THREW A BOMB.
An Attempt to Wreck a Chinese
WashhouSe.

GRANTS PASS. Oct. 19-An attempt
was maze to blow up Wing Lees wash
house and store yesterday morning. A
bomb was thrown on the front porch, but
was not of sufficient force to accomplish
the desired work. A hole was blown
through the porch and a smaller one inside
of the wall. Windows and doors were
shattered and lights were broken. but
none of the Cinnamon were injured. A
gang of roughs have been agitating the
Chinese deportation question lately and
they are suspected of the crime. There is
also strong suspicion against we'll
known citizen.
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A Celebrated Case.

LITTLE Rock. Ark, Oct. 19.-The cele-
brated case of w. b. Worthen vs.. the
Little Rock and Fort Smith Railroad, in
volving S1.200.000. and out of which the
Blaine-Fisher scandal arose. has been set
for trial in the Pulaski Chancery Court on
the first Monday in December
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HOLIDAY RACES.
San Diego County Preparing for
Speed Trials,

SdH DISgU CUuHty Preparing IUI
Speed Trials.
SAN DIEGO, Oct. 19.-The Sweetwater
Track Association held a meeting to-day
and decided to hold series Of races on
December 25 and 26.
OEly San Diego County horses will be
admitted. The racetrack, which will be
one of the best in Ca alfornia, is almost
ready for rolling, and will be completed
this week.
There is no doubt that bicycle track
will be constructed.
This will be one.third of mile, banked
on turns, and will be made in most sci
entific manner. after patterns furnished
by Chicago. Springfield and Waltham
speed tracks. 1t will be probably the best
track in the State.
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WANTS HEAVY DArIAGES.
Big Suit Growing Out of Arrest fol
Illegal Voting.

SACRAMENTO. Oct. 19-The trial of
James Neary against n. p Burr was be-
gun before jury in Judge Catlin's court
to-day.
The plaintiff seeks to recover $50. 600
for damages alleged TO have been sustained
by him because of his arrest and impris-
onment by defendant on an alleged
groundless charge of illegal voting. de-
fendant acting at that time as an officer of
the law
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Mining Superintendent Dead.

Prescott, Ariz.. Oct. 19.-J. ii. Pack
ard, superintendent of the McCabe Mining
Company. died at Big Bug yesterday of
pneumonia after an illness Of only four
days. Deceased came here about year
ago from Denver.
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Smith Will Still AppeaI.

CINCINNATI, Ohio. Oct 19.-ProfessoI
Henry Preserved Smith, who appealed to
the Ohio synod from the judgment OF the
Cincinnati presbytery suspending him from
the ministry for heretical teaching. in an
interview says he will give notice of appeal
10 the General Assembly this week.
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Do Not Speak English.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 49, Secretary La
mont has received the annual report of
BrIgadier- neral r. Bro0kes, command
ing the Department Of the Platte. Speak
ing of the Indians as eoIdiers. General
Brookes says the principal difficulty seems
to be that they do not speak English.
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MAKES BIG MONEY.

The Pullman Palace Car Company
Declares the Usual Dividend.
CHICAGO. Oct. 19.-The annual meeting
of the Pullman Palace Car Company was
held to-day. All the directors were re-
elected and the usual quarterly dividend OF
SO per share from the net earnings de.
clared.
The net revenue of the company for the
year ended July 81 was $11. 3s9, 1896 and the
total disbursements $685. ,447. leaving the
excess of revenue carried to the credit OF
income accounts S4,O06449.
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MANY Tramps Are Travelling.

ASHLAND. Oct. 19.-The Southern Pa
cifc freight from the north last night
brought about $50 tramp passengers to
Ashland. They expect TO go on south on
tomorrow mornings freight.
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The Usual Result.

EUREKA, Oct. 19.-An accident near
Ferndale yesterday caused the loss of the
life of John Sackleford. He was out hunt
ing, and happened to pull the gun over a
log. when the trigger caught on bough,
diScharging the piece. instantly killing
him
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Coming to This City.

TACOMA, Oct. 10. = Theophius II.
Davies, guardian OF Princess Kaulani of
Hawaii, passed through the city to-day on
his way from Vancouver. B. c., to San
Francisco
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Burned the Shop.

MADEIRA, Cal. Oct. 19.-Last night a
fire gutted the first story Of the Breslin
block, occupied by John Mobiles butch er-
shop. The loss to the building and con-
tents is $500; partially Insured.
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APPRAISED BEFORE MOVING.
Midwinter Fair Exhibits to Be Ex-
amined at Chicago.

dIHIItU dC OIfTCdyUs
WASHINGTON, Oct. 19.-Acting Sscre-
tary Hamlin of the Treasury Department t
has declined to approve the suggestion by
NJ, Ii. de Young of San Francisco that all
goods arriving at San Francisco for the
Midwinter Exposition be examined and
appraised Immediately upon arrival. The
department has an adequate force of Ap-
praisers at Chicago for the due appraise-
ment of all exhibits which are to be trans
ferred from there to San Francisco, and
the department prefers, says the acting
Secretary, their services should be utilized
for the purpose Of completing the appraise-
ment before transpor tation.
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TOO MUCH FREEDOM.

Evils to Come of Giving CItIZenshIp
to Indians.
WASHINGTON. Oct 19.-The Indian
agent at Puyallup, WASH. has submitted
his report to the Interior Department. He
says intoxication is the predominant evil
among the Indians.
The evil will grow. he thinks. because OF
the decision of the courts that an Indian
holding patent to land is citizen. He
recommends, on account of this, that a
law be passed holding that when patent
is given it shall not confer citizenship
upon an Indian.
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SWEPT BY A GALE.
Great Damage Done Along the Pa
cific Coast of Mexico.

GUADALAJARA, Mexico. Oct. 19.-1he
recent storm which swept along the Pa
cific Coast west of here did more damage
than was at first reported. foundations in
Topic territory caused thousands Of dol
lars loss to stockmen and farmers. and
entire villages were swept away. The
number of lives lost is now placed at 100.
Many bodies have already been recovered,
and search for the missing ones still con-
tinune
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Teyis Sues to ForecIose.

STOCKTON, Oct. 19.-Lloyd Tevis of San
Francisco has commenced suit to foreclose
a mortgage for $50. 500 against property
owned by Mrs. n. D. Howell. wife of the
alleged counterfelter.
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Tried to Kill His Wife.

SUsANvILLE, Oct. 19.-The case of C.
w. Heap for an attempt to murder his
wife in August came up to-day. The jury
found him guilty of an assault with a
deadly weapon.