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The morning call., 1893-08-06
VETERANS IN LINE.
Parade of Grand Army Men at Santa
Barbara.

SANTA BARBARA. Aug. 5.-The veterans
held public parade to-day and fully 500
were in line. A. G. Weissert of Wisconsin,
commander-in chef of the Grand Army Of
the Republic. failed to arrive in tins to
review the procession. but came in tonight
and spoke to large audience in the asso-
citation tent. The city was to-day filed
with strangers from the surrounding coun-
try. who came in by hundreds, while from
Ventura. Santa Paula and towns along the
line trains brought large crowds. The
national commander was met by the vet
Grams at the depot tonight and escorted to
the camping-ground. He is accompanied
by Captain Barrett. his aid-de-camp. and
party of ladies. They will be entertained
at San Marcos during their stay. To-
morrow afternoon memorial service will
be held at the grounds, and in the evening
Rev. VIII A. Knighten Of Monrovia will
preach to the comrades.
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HIS MASTERLY DRIVE.
Fitting End of a Great Week of
Harness Racing.
There Will Be a Chance for Three
Great Ones to Come To-
gether Monday.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

BUFFALO. Aug. 5. - G0dsmitll's mastery
drive with Hazel wilkes In the fourth hea,
Of the 2:13 troE was this afternoon q
Hitting conclusion of the nrst week OF
the most successful grand circuit meet
ing ever held in Buffalo. or the three
events on the card IN the afternoon one remains
unfinished, and in ii has furnish d the besl
racing OF the day. Hazel Wilkes. fheo
Wilkes, Vic H. Magnolia and Alvin were the
arfers In the 2:13 lro;, and they were sun
fighting it out when darkness caused post
pODcment until Monday.
Hazel and Phoebe were first choices OF the
events but VIC H of the Saiisbu y ST ing showed
In front in The first two beats. PhGoe wilkes
took the third heat because of s. verai mistake s
by Vic n, and thin Goldsmith came on with
HaZ and captured he fourth lie It In the best
finish Of the meeting
Elard was the favorte IN the stake Tor the
2: 90 class and won hands down.
In the 2:15 pacing Hal Dillard made costly
break IN the final heat bur after that lie settled
d wn and there was nothing In the race that
could keep ne him. The track was fast.
BUFFALO. Aug. 5.-The sta tor rotiers
eligible to the 2:2O class. purse $4,000. Ellard
won. San Pedro second. Zembia third. Best
time, 2:l41a.
Stake Tor PAGERS eligible to the 2:15 class,
purse $1,000. Hal billiard won, Atlantic King
second, Rosewaler third. Best time. 2:09k.
2:13 trOt. unfinis he'd, Vic 81 won, Hazel
Wilkes second. Phoebe Wilkes third. Best
time. 2:12M.
MONMOUTH PARK, Aug. 6.-The track was
good
Five furlones, Loantaka won. Prince George
second, Wah Jim third. Time. 0l "a.
One mile and a sixteenth, Rsmapo won, Char
mi0n second, Matty Stone third. Time. :491a.
Six furOngs, Senator Grady won, Henry of
Navarro second, Hornpipe third. Time, 1:l3A.
Delaware handicap one mile and quarter,
Mars won, PickpOcket second, Pics nlckel
third. Time. 2:0S13.
Five and a half furlones. Queen Like won,
Baroness second, My Lady third. Time. :OS14
One mile and a sixteenth, Integrity won,
Wormser second, Lady Pulsifer THU d. Time.
:4912.
BRIGdToN BEACH. Aug. 5.-The track was
fair.
Five furlongs, Gloriana won. Austerlitz sec
ond. Blu Blood third. Time. 1904.
third. Time. :04A.
Five furlongs. Elcay colt won. Speedway
second, Pins Fl third. Time, :0512.
Seven fur0ngs. Bitten won Lou Rhett Sec
Ond, Cl ment third Time, 1 :3l14.
One mile, Dickerson won. Hiram second.
Mordoite third. Time. ASIA.
Steeplechase. over the short course, St. John
won. Liero second, The Duffer third. Time,
$40.
SARATOGA, Aug. 5.-Seven furlones. Major
Joe won. Floodgale second, Miss Lily third.
Time :2S1A.
One mile handicap was dead heat between
Straighimeat and Copyright, a'kneSs third.
The purse WAS divided. tine. :4O1a.
Hurricane selling stakes. five furOpgs. Little
Matt VOC. Pirate King second, TarrOck third.
Time. :02.
Barren second. Mary third. Time. 1:21 12.
Remington Hot | stakes short steepechas-
course OF two miles, Ballarat won, Can Can Sec
Ond, st. Luke third. Time, 4:O3.
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WAYS THAT ARE DARK.
United States Cutter Used by Chi.
neSe to Smug2le Opium.

nese to Smuggle Opium.
PORT TOWNSEND. WASH. Aug. 5.-Ling
Sing. christianized Chinaman who has
been employed on the revenue cutter Oil
yer Wolcott for ten years as the captain s
private steward. was arrested to-day on
board that vessel for smuggling opium
into the United States from British Column
lab.
When tho Chinaman's apartments we're
searched, eighteen five-tael cans Of pre-
pared opium were found concealed beneath
his bunk. The cutter was 10 Victoria yes.
terday, and, as was customary, the steward
was permitted to 60 ashore and return at
his pleasure. Late in the evening he re-
turned aboard carrying a package. which
accidentally dropped. He then began to
act In suspicious manner.
After the cutter left Victoria for the
American side Captain Roats ordered his
loom searched. with the above result.
For many years Sing. who speaks and
writes English fuently. when visiting
ports in British CnIumb on the cutter
always returned aboard with a small pack
age. which was never examined. 1t is now
believed that his smuggling operations ex-
tend into tens of thousands of dollars. 1t
has been learned that be frequented
gambling-h houses and there lost large sums.
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The Assassin Examined
at Jackson.
SAID TO BE UNBALANCED.
At One Time He Was an Inmate of
the Stockton Asylum-The
Tool of Others.
Special to THE MORNING CALL.

JACKSON, Aug. civilian Evans, the
murderer of TOvey, was brought by Sheriff
Gregory from San Andreas to-day. accom-
panied by Sheriff Thorn Of Cnlaveras. He
was examined before Justice G0ldner to-
day and made voluntary statement, ad-
hitting the killing but saying he was led
in to it by other parties. He gave few
particulars beyond those already published
except that the robbery of the stage was
urged upon him By party in San Joaquin
County, whose name is withheld at present
in the interests Of justice.
Evans appears anxious to make full
breast of the affair. saying that he could
uol call to mind all the facts, but would
tell more another time, when he would De
able to remember them. Ee complained
that his mind was confused and spoke in a
hating way, although creating the i'm
preston In those present that he was tell
ing the truth. He does not seem to realize
his terrible predicament. He was held
to answer without BAIL
There was little excitement. Evans is
regarded as merely tool, moved to tho
crime by others. although his confession
gave the idea that he did the actual work
single-handed. He told nothing about
the rifle. This rifle. as proved by the
ball extracted from the victim, was of an
unusual caliber. and if this weapon was
produced it would tend to remove every
doubt; for. in spite of his confession,
many look upon his statement with dis
trust.
Evans intellectual weakness is ap-
parent to every one. A few years ago ne
was committed to the Stockton Insane
Asylum from this county. After remain
Ing there short time he escaped, and at
once returned to Amador County. where
there was q charge of felony hanging over
him.
He was arrested near Silver Lake. tried
and convicted and sentenced to two years
in the State prison. The crime was that
Of breaking into cabin above Volcano
and stealing rifle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rocks have not been exam.
ined yet. 1t is probable that one or both
will be led to make statement. Officers
are after the prime mover of the crime,
and there is no doubt that he will be ar
rested Detective j. B. Hume arrived here
last night
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DON'T BE FOOLED

DON'T BE FOOLED
by the dealer who brings out some.
thing else, that pays him better, and
says that it is "just as good" DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
is guaranteed. If it don't benefit
or cure, you have your money back.
No other medicine of its kind is
SO certain and effective that it can
be sold so. Is any other likely to
be "just as good %?
AS a blood-cleanser, flesh builder,
and strength restorer, nothing can
equal the "Discovery." It's not
like the sarsaparillas, or ordinary
"spring medicines" At all sea-
sons, and in all cases, it purifies, in
vigorates, and builds up the whole
system. For every blood-taint and
disorder, from a common blotch OF
eruption, to the worst scrofula, it
is a perfect, permanent, guaranteed
remedy.
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ESQUIMALT FORTIFICATIONS.
Royal Marine ArtilIerymen on the
WaV to Victoria.

VICTORIA, B. c., Aug. 5.-The first de-
tachment of royal marine artilerymen to
replace Battery in this city left England
August /. and should be here in three
weeks. The detachment is composed of
seventeen men in charge Of officers. who
will take up their quarters in Battery c
barracks, which Will be vacated by the
whole company, numbering seventy-fve
officers and men, who will leave for Eng
land shortly after the arrival of the party
now on the way. This is the first prac-
teal move as the result of the negotia-
tions between the Dominion and Imperial
Governments for the fertilization of Es-
Quimalt. The royal marine artilerymen
will lake an active part in the construc-
tion of the Notifications.
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BALDY PLACER CLAIMS.
Hydraulic Mining to Be Inaugnrated
in San Bernardiro.

SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. 5.-The Badly
Placer Mining Company was incorporated
under the laws of Nebraska last month.
Its object is to develop and work the large
placer claims near the summit OF Old
Badly in this county, about thirty-fve
miles from this city. A large reservoir
has been built and pipe line laid for n.y.
draulicking at an expense of $4,000, and
within a few days water will be turned on
for the first time. The parties in interest
are wealthy Eastern capitalists. These
are the same placer claims where few
years ago several large nuggets were taken
out. going upward of $500.
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WRECKED THE EXPRESS.
The Two Rear Sleepers Literally
Smashed to Klndlin@ Wood.

TOLEDO, OHIO. Aug. 5.-The fast ex-
press on the Lake Shore. due here at II
o'clock, was wrecked at Lindsay. twenty
four miles east of here, at 10 O'clock to-
night.
The unipjured portion of the train has
just arrived, and the passengers say the
TWO rear seepers were thrown from the
track. The engineer and head brakeman
of freight train were standing by their
train On siding and the coaches struck
them. They were instantly killed.
The two porters in the rear coach were
killed also. The seepers were smashed
to kindling wood and the PASSENGERS say
they saw six bodies taken from one side Of
one of the coaches. They estimated that
at least twelve persons were killed and q
great number Injured.
Among those injured were James Ryan.
badly hurt about the head and body, ana
A. II. West Of Chicago injured internally.
The dead engineers name was Layerty.
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BICYCLE RACES.
First Day of the Wheeling for the
Cash League Prizes.

MILWAUKEE, Wis. Aug. 5.-The cash
prize Bicycle League races commenced Mt
Athletic Park to-day. Summary:
One mile open, II. G. Wheeler of Orange.
N. j., won. Time. 2:54 %
One mile novice. heats. Fl. Kan0rka of
Milwaukee won. Best time. 3:07.
Half mile open. Fl. e. Wheeler won.
Time. 90 So
One mile handicap, G. E. Kluge of Jer-
sey City won. Time. 2:36.
Two mile handicap. c. E. Kluge won.
Time, 5 "a 2-5
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MURDERED FOR HIS MONEY
A Chinese Laborer Slaughtered by
His Partner.

WOODLAND, Aug. 5.-At the Coroner's
inquest on the body of the Chnaman dis
covered in a hut on the ranch of George
North. near Winters. it was found that
the deceased had been murdered. His
head had been split open with an ak and
The bloody weapon lay on the floor. The
murdered mans name was All 10y. and,
with his partner, he had been paid off
three weeks ago. 1t is thought his COM
panion committed the murder to secure
the money. He has since disappeared.
The body was in an advanced state of de-
com Sifinn
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CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS.
Spokane Wants a Sitting to Be Held
There.

SPOKANE, WASH, August 5. - TIE
Spokane Bar Association this evening in
structed judges Mcbride and Hepburn to
present the claims Of Montana, Idaho
and Eastern Washington to sitting of the
United States Circuit Court of Appeals.
and urging the location OF 5 okane as de-
sirable for all concerned. Strong resou-
tions were adopted and an effort will be
made to secure " hat is sought before the
close of the year. Spokane attorneys will
seek the cooperation of the Montana
Bar Association. and are already assured
of the support of Idaho.
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NOT WITHOUT A STRUGGLE.
Wong Dip Ken Preparing to Fight
DeDOrtatiOn.

Los ANGELES. Aug. 5.-United States
District Attorney Denis. having received
a dispatch from Colonel, Hotchkiss, coun-
sci for Wong Dip Ken. that writ of
habeas corpus would probably be taken
out before the Circuit Court, telegraphed
tn Washington for instructions. and got a
reply telling him to appeal the case. This
shows that the authorities at the national
capitol have not kept very close track of
the proceedings, as the opinion OF Judge
Ross was given on an appeal. which
settles it.
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BREITENBACH SURRENDERS.
He Lays His Trouble to an Over
indulgence in Whisky.

SANTA Rosa, Aug. 5. The absconding
City Marshal, Breitenbach. has been cap
tured, or rather he has surrendered HIM
self to Sheriff Aliens. delivering himself to
that officer at SonOma this morning. He
arrived here at P. NJ, and was taken be-
fore Justice of the Peace, who admitted
him to bail in the sum of $500. Breiten-
bach says that he wandered away Tuesday
night while suffering from temporary men,
tai alteration, superinduced by too much
whisky. He says he made no effort to es-
cape. His only thought was to get to
Sonoma on coming to his senses few
miles out on the road Wednesday morD-
ing. He says he had nearly all the amount
of the deficiency on his person. and had 10
desire to rob the city.
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COAST GOSSIP.

The Charleston Has Started Upon
Her Long Voyage at Last.
WASHINGTON. Aug. 5. - The cruiser
Charleston to-day left Hampton Roads for
the Pacific station. where she has been
assigned. She will stop at Rio de Janeiro
for any orders that the department may
wish to send her.
Mrs. V. s. Martin has been appointed
POstmlstress at Cottonwood, Shasta
County. Cal.
Bv direction of the Acting Secretary of
War, Major Charles w. Williams. quarter
master. will, in addition TO his present
duties at the San Francisco depot of the
Quartermaster' department. take charge
of the Office and duties of the depot quar-
termaster during the absence Of Lieuten-
ant-Colonel James G. c. Lee. deputy
quartermaster-general, on leave.
The morning call., 1893-08-06
Three Years for BURGLARY.

SAN BERNARDINo, Aug. 5.-Frank Cor
bin, charged with burglary in entering a
boxcar on the Aichison, Topeka and
Santa Fe road at Barstow. was brought
before Judge Campbell OF the Superior
Court this morning and pleaded guilty.
Time being waived the Judge sentenced
him to three years Imprisonment in Fol-
som, whittier lie was taken this afternoon.
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Court the AlgodoHes land grant case, re-
Gently decided 10 favor of the claimants by
the United States Land Court OF Private
Claims. The reasons given are that the
settlers on The grant are perfectly satisfied
with the decision and want no appeal.
which will retard the settlement of the
case for years, ruin many farmers and de-
stroy the sperity of this PORTION Of Ari-
IONA,
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ERITREA A TOTAL LOSS.
The Mizzen and Main Topmasts of
the Bark Carried Away.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Aug. 5.-The
mizzen and main topmasts Of the Chilean
bark Eritrea. which went ashore yesterday
morning on Dungeness Spit, have been
carried away and the heavy westerly seas
are slowly pounding the vessel to pieces.
The bark will be total loss. The crew
will arrive here tonight.
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The Thetis Ready for Duty.

VALLEJO. Aug. 5.-Tbe United Statas
ship Thetis has been reported ready for
sea, and now awaits order from the Navy
Department. 1t is understood that the
Thetis will be assigned to survey duty on
the Central American coast.
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Drifted in With the Tide.

Friday morning the bark Alden Besse
for Honolulu was towed by one Of the
black-stack tugs to what was deemed a
safe Gffing and set sails. A few hours
later the wind died out. She drifted back
with the food tide into dangerous prOxim.
ity to Mile Rock. when she was sighted
ny the Active. The tug got hold of her
about dark and tOwpd her once more to
where there was ample wind.
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Against the Whisky Trust.

CHICAGO, Aug 5.-Judge Tuley In the
Circuit Court this morning oYerruled the
demurrer of the whisky trust against al
lowing the Acknowledgement Of the State,
who brought proceedings TO dissolve the
trust. to continue the prosecution. so The
case Will be proceeded with.
The morning call., 1893-08-06
Wheat in Kansas.

Moher of the State Board of Agriculture
in his monthly crop report states that the
winter and spring crop of the State will
not be more than 21.OOO.OOO bushels. as
against 10000, 900 last year. Corn has been
badly damaged.
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She Was a Poet.

INDIANAPOLIS, Aug. 5.-Sarah L. Boil
ton. one of the oldest and most widely
known women IN Indiana. died at her resi-
dence in this city last night. Mrs. Bolton
Was known as the ''poetess OF Indiana"
and has written poems that are known the
world over,
The morning call., 1893-08-06
RedIands Lighted bv Electricity.

REDLANDs, Aug. 5.-The Redlauds Eec.
trio Company turned on the current to-.
night for lighting the streets Of the city.
The event was celebrated by a grand mass
meeting. The new factory Of the Union
Ice Company. which will be run by cleo
tricity, will be started at once. The cleo
trio works are located in the mountains
six miles east. Thus far 1900 horse pow
has been developed.
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A Dutch OarSman.

NEW YORK. Aug. 81. K. Ooms Of
Holland. winner OF the much-prized trophy
OF the Henley regatta. arrived here to-day
on his way to Chi ago. where he will en- tier
all the big races Of the Chicago navy re-
gatta next month.
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love it, love it, and who shall dare
To chde Inc for loving my SoZODONT there
I've 1sed it, and blessed 1t. u thousand times.
Till my breath is as sweet as poets rhymes.
TIL my teeth are as whire rs diamonds rare.
Oh! precious thing Is my SOZODUNT fair!
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The Vallejo Races.

NAPA. Aug. 5.-The horses which have
been in training at the Nnpa track for
some months were taken to Vallejo Today
to enter the races there, which will begin
pext week. The outlook for the success
of the Napa Fair. which opens August II.
ia yery pood
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Lost Her Fore.Royal Mast.

SANTA BARBARA, Aug. 5.-The bark
City Of Carlisle. Captain Hughes, from
Newcastle. n. S. W., ninetv-eight DAYS
out. with 400 tons of coal, arrived to-day.
The bark lost her fOre-royal mast about
week ago. She reports head winds.
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Fruit Going to Waste.

NAPA. Aug. 5.-Many fruit-raisers are
compelled TO let the product Of their
orchards rot on The ground, there being
but little market for the crops. which are
now ripening very rapidly.
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Railroad Sold for Taxes.

PRESCOTT. Ariz.. Aug. 5.-The Prescott
and Arizona Central Railway. seventy
three miles in length, was sold at public
auction to-day on judgment from the
court for non payment of taxes. A New
York capitalist named King purchased the
Limo
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THREE MEN KILLED.

Two Freight Trains on the Big Four
Road Crash Together.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. $3.50 A M.-Advces
Just received from Danville, ILL.,, state that
three men were killed in head-end col
lison OF two freight trains on the Big
Four near that city 9t II 80 o'clock last
night. No other par ticulars are obtainable.
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Prominent San Josean Dead.

SAN JOSE. Aug. 5. The funeral OF
joseph A. OKeefe. who died Thursday
evening In this city Of typhoid fever. took
place to-day and was largely attended.
The deceased was one of the most promI-
nent young real-estate men in this section.
He was son-n-law of Hon. C. T. Ryland.
He was % years old and native of Cali
fornia,
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lowed off Uniniured.

PORT TOWNSEND. Wash. Aug. 5.-The
British ship Genaloon, from San Diego.
ran ashore at Point Hudson early this
morning. AT high water she was lowed
off uninjured
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August 20. 1t now has on hand about
100000 in coin. which will be largely it,
creased before the day of opening. Its
affairs are now IN better condition than
ever before. and its paid-up capital is
double what it was the day it closed.
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MORE MEN THAN JOBS.
Idle Miners FIocking to Grass VAL
lev

GRASS VALLEY. Aug. 5.-Every train
that comes o town brings in miners from
Colorado. Nevada and other mining States,
hoping to find employment here. This
town has miners of its own TO support and
there are five men for every position. 1t is
useless for any miners to come here hoping
for a chance to work, for the present, at
least
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In Honor of a Pastor.

A reception will be rendered to Rev.
Robert Whitaker, pastor of the Twenty
third-avenue Baptist Church. East Oak
land. tomorrow evening. This reception
had to be postponed from the previous
date on account OF the illness OF the pas
inr.
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High School at Napa.

NAPA. Aug. ga petition Is being cir
culated for the requisite number OF signers
to institute high school 10 Napa. There
is no opposition 10 he scheme.
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Tennis Champion.

CHICAGO, Aug. s. The championship of
the United States in tennis was won by
Hovey from c. D. Neel of Chicago. Score ::
6-1. 4-6. 4-6. 40, CO, rs. G. L.
Wrenn defeated Mundy, Ga. 6-1.
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Recovered the Body.

NAPA. Aug. 5.-The body of Lee Car
bone, who was drowned yesterday, was
recovered this evening by the parties
dragging for it.
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More Chinese Merchants.

PORTLAND, Aug. 5.-The British ship
Danube arrived here this morning from
Victoria. The Danube brings sixty Chi
namen. who seek landing at this port
The examination will be commenced Mon
day by Collector Black.
The morning call., 1893-08-06
A Washington Postoffice Robbed.

TACOMA. Wash, Aug. 5.-The postoffice
at Kent was entered by burglars last
night. They blew the door eff the safe
and secured S205 in stamps, $210 in cash,
q gold watch ana all the Postmaster's pri-
Vate papers.
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BIG FIRE AT FRESNO.
Damage Done to the Amount OF
Fifty Thousand Dollars.

Fifty Thousand Dollars.
FRESNO, Aug. 6.-At o'clock this morn
ing fire was discovered in the real OF
Schaeizer's harness-shop. on street. The
fire made rapid progress.
At 1: 80 it was still burning. and the
Masonic Temple was on fire. The En-
stein block and also part of the Masonic
Temple have been Quilted.
The loss 80 far estimated is placed a,
$4,000. It is impossible to name the in.
surance. Hughes hotel Is threatened.
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MORNING CALL, FRANCISCO, AUGUST

officers surrendered and the woman was
released. Three of the moo were wounded.
and il Is thought fatally, aud were carried
away by their friends. More trouble is
expected
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SAN BERNARDINO, Aug. "a private
telegram TO relatives in this city states
that George l.. Hishom. prominent cti-
zen Of this city and ex-County Clerk, was
drowned last nj light in Canton, Pa. There
are no particulars.
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EVERYTHING WASHED AWAY.
Railroads About Ell PasO Damaged
by Heavy Rains.

Ell PAso, Tex. Aug. 6.-The heavy
rain in the past two days has literally
washed everything away. The Southern Pa
cific road west of here is broken in places,
seven miles being washed out beyond
Deming and no train will get through for
two or three days. The S'nta Fe and
Mexican Central are in the same con-
ditiOn