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PRINTERS AND PREssMEN.
The Plan for an Amalgamation of IL
Two Unions Falls Through.

The Plan for an Amalgamation of the
Two Unions Falls Through.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-The ANAL
gamation of the international Pressmen's 3
and the Typographical Unions has fallen
through, principally because the former
was opposed to such g step. This decision
was reached at conference to-day be-
tween three representatives of the Press
mems Union, three from the Topographic
cal Union. and three from the Brother
hood OF Book binders.
The convention adopted a cooper
ative system, providing, whenever
the typos want TO inaugurate strike
they can call the bookb binders and press
men out, if the local unions consent. But
the expenses OF the strike must be borne
by the union inauguratlng IL. The same
rule applies to all three unions.
The following officers were elected at
to-day's session Of the Pressmen's Con-
vention: President, Theodore +. CAL
lowski of ST. Louis; First ice- President,
Jessie Johnson of Nashville; second Vice
President, J. a. Archer OF Minneapolis:
Third e-President, J. a. Patten OF
Toronto; Secretary and Treasurer, James
Nelson Of Brooklyn.
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Ex-CoMMANDER QUACKENBUsH
EndeaYorIng TO BE Restored to the
Naval Rolls.

EndeaYoring TO BE Restored to the
Naval Rolls,
WASHINGTON, June 21.-John II.
Quaokenbush, whose name was dropped
from the naval rolls, gained a point when
Judge Bradley of the District Supreme
Court issued q writ on Secretary Her
bert to show cause why permanent writ
OF mandamus should not be granted to
compel him to restore Mr.. Quack en- bush
to the navy, with rank of Commander.
The case is quite celebrated one.
Commander Qacke bush was sentenced
by court-martial TO dismissal from the
navy, but President Grant committed the
sentence to suspension for six years.
Through clerical error whenW. S. Schley
was promoted TO the rank of Commander,
his commission read vice QuacKenbush
dismissed. 1t was held, however, that
owing 10 this error Quacken bush was
still III the navy, and was so recognized
until 1888, when Secretary Chandler or
dered his name stricken from the naval
rolls. Since then Mr.. Quackenbush has
been trying to secure reinstatement
through Congress, and failing, decided to
appeal TO the courts.
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snecln1 to the Rrconp-ux1ox.

Special to the RECORD-UNIoN.
FRESNO, June 2l.-Victor Adams, re-
siding in the foothills of MADEIRA County,
near the San Joaquin River, had narrow
escape from lynching few days ago
The news only reached town to-day, as
the district is scantily settled. Adams
sent out his fve-year-old stepdaughter
with dog and five sheep, telling her to
look after the sheep. The latter strayed
away, and Adams. after beating the dog
nearly to death with club, drove the
child out into the foothills at the point of
q shotgun. He twice refused to receive
her till she had found the sheep. and after
being out all night without food or
shelter the little one was found by q
searching party ten miles from home.
The child has been given in charge of its
grandparents.
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BICYCLE MEET.
Races Run by Electric Light at Pitts
burg.

Races Run by Electric Light at Pitts
burg.
PITTsBURG, June Glover 5000 people
attended the opening OF the Pittsburg
Athletic Club meet tonight. The races
were run by electric light. Zimmerman
went mile against time, flying start,
and paced by tandem. He did the dis
tance III 200 3-5. Archie Williams, aged
10 years, did half mile, paced by tam
dem. in l:l2 3-5. He rode quarter mile
unpaced III 0:55 10.
Mile open, Class A, Banker won. Time
lib.
Half mile open, Class b, Banker won,
Silvle second. Time-l:03 l-5.
Two miles open, Glass A, Helms won.
Time-5:l6 I-5.
Half mile open, Class A, Banker won.
Ilme-l:l9 10.
Mile open. Class b, Banker won, Silvie
second. Time-a244-5.
Quarter mile open, Glass A, Banker
won. Time-0:34.
Fourth of a mile open, Class b, Bank er
won, Silvie second. Time-0:33 3-5.
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WESTERN PASSENGER LINES.

The Meeting for the Purpose of Re-
organization Postponed.
CHICAGO, June 21.-The meeting
which the Western passenger lines were
to hold in Denver June 24th has been in
definitely postponed. as has the general
meeting which the lines intended TO hold
III Chicago next week. 1t is found prac-
tically impossible to organize the ass0cia-
ton until after the settlement of the
Union Pacific and the Oregon Short Line.
Until these matters are determined one
way or the other, the Union Pacific Will
not be in a position to join any associa-
ton, and none of the Western lines are
disposed to enter into any sort Of an
agreement of Western and transconti-
mental business with the Union Pacific
outside
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LOYAL WORILMEN.
Tho Oakland Federated Trades VIII
Turn out on the Fourth.


Turn out on the Fourth.
OAKLAND, June 2I.-The Federated
Trades of Alameda are not inclined to
father the resolutions adopted by the
Typographical Union some time ago and
purporting TO have first been passed by
the Federated Trades.
AT their meeting last night the Fedora
ton adopted the following resolutions de-
claring their patriotism and denouncing
the former resolutions that were pub
lished as theirs:
WHEREAS, y certain set of resolutions
purporting TO have been passed by this
+ federation and bearing the signature of
NJ. \. Roberts as Secretary, which set OF
resolutions were in opposition to our
taking any part in the independence Day
parade; and whereas, said resolutions
were not passed by the Federated Trades
and are not the sense OF this Federation,
therefore, be it
HeSoUed, That the Alameda County
Federation OF Trades affirm their loyalty
and patriotism TO this country, and while
we regret that organized LABOR was over
looked in the forming of committees for
The proposed celebration, we are Ameri-
cans, proud OF our citizenship and ever
ready to answer to our country's call, and
denounce The printing OF the passing of
the resolutions by this Federation as be-
ing unauthorized and false.
Nj. y. ROBERTS, Secretary.
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Now Consulates in Armenia.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Having in
view the possibility of further trouble in
Armenia involving naturalized American
citizens, Congress at its last session cre-
ated two additional United States Con-
sulates there at Harpool and Erzeroum.
The Department of State has taken steps
to establish these Immediately, and TO
that end mas arranged to send two ex-
perienced Consular Clerks to open the
Consulates and put them in working Or
der, in readiness for the appointment Of
regular Consuls, who have not been Sc
lected.
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LYNCHING IN MISSISSIPPI.
a Negro Accused of Murder Hanged
by Mob,

a Negro Accused of Murder Hanged
by Mob.
PORT GIBSON (Miss.), June 21.-James
Saunders, colored, was lynched last night
about twelve miles from here by mob
of both whites and blacks. He was
caught by his son In compromising po
sition with his own daughter. The son
reported the case to Saunders wife, step
mother to the girl, whereupon a row oc-
Cured, in which the wife of Saunders
was killed either by himself or daughter.
The brother of the murdered woman,
with about 200 blacks and fifty whites,
went to Saunders house last night and
hanged him. 1t is reported that the
daughter will also be strung up.
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Question.
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.

BUTTE (Mont.), June 2l.-Government
officials, aided by the City Marshal and
other officials, raided the Chinese quar-
ters here tonight and found the complete
outfit for turning out certificates of resi-
dence for Chinese. 1t is supposed that
about 400 of these bogus certificates have
been issued and sold to Chinese in various
parts of this country and China at figures
ranging from $50 to $500 each. It is the
most important discovery of the kind
ever made in the United States. Three
Chinese have been arrested. The Treas
ury Department at Washington has been
working on it for months.
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ATTORNEY-GENERAL HARMON.
Guest at a Dinner Given BY the Gin
cInnati Lar Association.

Guest at a Dinner Given BY the Cin-
cInnati Lar Association.
CINCINNATI, June 21.-Hon. Judson
Harmon. Attorney General Of the United
States. was the guest at dinner given by
the Cincinnati Bar Association tonight.
There were one hundred and 4wenty- six
guests. Judge W. II. Taft of the United
States Court of Appeals was toast-master.
Judge Taft opened the speaking with the
the toast: "Our Guest" and highly com
plimented Judge Harmon and also Presi-
dent Cleveland for having chosen SO
wisely in filling the vacancy in his Cabi-
net. Attorney General Harmon was Wis
IDLY affected, and in his response spoke
manitestly with embarrassment. He
confessed dif1idence, and said this was an
occasion when ''speech' was silver and
silence was gold, the ratio hundred to
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M,GAUCHEY ACQUITTED.

The Man Who Shot DR.. Plouf Re-
leased From Custody.
san Francisco. June 2l.-The trial of
j. d. MeGauchey for the murder of DR..
Plouf closed to-day. McGauchey, who
had been employed by DR.. Pioui. spe-
cialist, met his employer on Market
street, and in a fight that ensued shot
Plouf. McGauchey claimed that Plouf
attacked him, aud that he shot in self
defense. The jury. after three ballots,
acquitted McGauchey, aud the slayer OF
Or. Plouf was released from custody.
on the first two ballots three CT the
jurors voted to find verdict Of man
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Plot Against the Sultan.

YARLA bulgaria.. June IA report
from Constan,inople says that State
plot directed against the Sultan of Turkey
has been discovered in Paeicaldi, mill
tsry college. Thirty students were ar
rested yesterday evening and the arrest
OF others is imminent. The students de-
clared themselves opposed to the present
regime, which they maintained is trans
forming a peaceful population into saw
ages
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RESTLESS INDIANS.
Bitter Feeling Against Whites in OKLA
homa Territory.


homa Territory.
WICHITA (Kas.). June 2l.-A dispatch
received here tonight says that the bitter
feeling evinced toward the white citizens
in the Canadian Valley, Oklahoma. by
the Indians since the wanton shooting of
Red Lodge by the Sheriff OF G County
was Intensified yesterday by the killing
OF an Indian at Cantonment by a cowboy
named Burke. a party OF COW boys were
hunting for stolen cattle, when they met
the Indian with fresh meat, and thinking
that it was he that stole the cattle, they
shot him. Burke was the leader of the
cowboys and did the shooting. Agent
Woodson has gone out among the Indians
to DacifV them.
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DRUGGIST Nfannion Located.

OAKLAND, June 2l.-H. F. Mannion,
druggist. for whose arrest warrant was
issued at the instance of the wife whom
lie deserted for young girl, has been
located at Hot Springs, Ark, where he is
said to be living under the name OF Ii, L.
Bond. Mannlon went through a bogus
marriage ceremony with a respectable
girl named Kate Winslow. who believed
him single. He also induced the girl to
forge the names OF her grandmother and
aunt TO checks aggregating 81, 800.
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Suffering From Morphine PoisoniI
Another Viii Contest.

SAN Francisco, June 2I.-Mrs. Har-
riet Coleman Barrow has begun con-
test of the will of her daughter, Mrs.
Anna NJ. Hathaway, who left a so, 900
estate. Mrs. Barrow is ct years OF age,
and her daughter bequeathed her $1,000.
Nearly $4,000 was left TO charity and
10 friends. The ground for the contest is
that Mrs. Hathaway was insane.
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Overcone by uent

STOCKTON. June 2l.-A carpenter
named c. n. Nelson. who was working
on new storehouse to-day, was stricken
with sunstroke, and remained uncon-
scious five hours. He commenced work
late. and took no lunch at the noon hour
and succum bed at O'Clock He will re,
cover, but was very i'll for several hours.
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PUBLIC HIGHWAYS MATERIAL.
Satisfactory Freight Rates for Crushed
Rock Assured.

Satisfactory Freight hates for Crushed
Rock Assured.
SAN Francisco, June 2I.-The State
Commission on Public Highways held
conference to-day with Southern Pacific
Railway officials regarding frelghts OH
broken rock To all parts Of California. 1t
is the intention of the commission to
erect at Folsom a huge rock-crushing
plant to be operated by water power, and
II satisfactory arrangements with regard
10 freight charges can be made. crushed
rock viii be shipped to all parts OF the
state at a nominal cost, to be used in
making good roads. The railroad COM
pany presented a long schedule OF rates.
which appeared to be satisfactory to the
Commissioners. The Commissioners
hope TO secure orders from the various
counties for 800. COO cubic yards OF crushed
rock, and il these orders are received the
plant at Folsom Will be erected as soon as
possible The rates quoted by the rail-
road Will not be be made public until
Governor Budd has passed upon them.
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Lord Douglass aud His Bride.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-Mrs. Adds.
msther of Loretta Adds. who married
young Lord Sholto Douglass, has re-
ceived Information that Lord Douglass
and his bride are to sail on the next
steamer for Australia. The young couple
disappeared Immediately after their mar
riage, and not even Mrs. Adds knew of
their whereabouts. 1t Is believed they
are in hiding TO escape the wrath of the
theatrical managers with whom Lady
Douglass signed contracts before her
marriage.
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Battle With stones.

ONTARIO, June 2I.-Two WELL bore,s
named Corkson and Part entered into a
dispute to-day which terminated in a bat
lie with stones. Corkson had his leg
rroken, and the injury is so serions that
lis life is despaired OF. Part has not yet
Eeen appreheHded.
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severe EIectrical Storm.

COLORADO SPRINGS Coll, June 21.-A
severe electrical storm passed over this
city this afternoon. The house OF Mrs
Kate Dolin was struck, and her seven
year old daughter killed while sitting on
a porch watching the rain.
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AN INHUMAN FATHER
Drives His Child Into the Foot
hills at the Point of Gun.
FORCING HER TO STAY OUT ALL
NIGHT WITHOUT SHELTER

A Man Believed to be the Mendocino
stage Robber Captured-A Young
Man Falls Asleep on Railroad
Track Near Needles, and is Run
Oyer and Killed by a Freight Train.
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Howgate Convicted.

WASHINGTON, June 2l.-After being
out since yesterday the Howgate jury at
I:30 p. NJ. brought in a verdict of guilty
on each indictment, one being for forgery
and one for Justification of accounts. The
Jury added a recommendation to mercy.
An appeal on the bill of exceptions has
been taken to the District Court of APP
peals and viii probably come up in Sep
tember. Captain Henry Howgate was
charged with forgery and embezzement
from the Government while in the Signal
Service Bureau.
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schooner Ashore.

PoINT REYES, June 2l.-The schooner
Rachel, for Bihler's Point from San Fran
cisco went ashore on the beach at $50
O'clock this morning. The crew, consist
ING OF the Captain and four men, were
saved
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TEE EMPEROR At HOLHBNAU.
Lays the Last Stone in the Baltic
and North Sea Canal.
THE CEREMONIES TAKE PLACE IN
THE OPEN AIR.

a Plot Directed Against the Sultan of
Turkey Discovered in a Military
Students Placed Under Arrest
The Government Defeated in the
House of Commons on Vote Re-
ducing the Secretary of Wars
Salary.
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other officers. The election of Treasurer
was referred to the Executive Committee.
At 1880 o'clock the convention ad-
journed sine die for an afternoon excur-
sion on the lake and the reception to
Governor Mckinley.
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one Dollar Damages.

Tucson (Ariz.), June 2L-The jury
this afternoon in the libel case against
the star, Governor hughes paper, by
Attorney General Heney for $40, 900, to-
day awarded Heney 81 damages.
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THE GOVERNMENT DEFEATED.
salary of the Secretary of War Re-
duced by the House.

salary of the Secretary of War Re-
duced by the House.
LONDON, June 2I.-The Government
was defeated to-day on motion of Hon.
William st. John +. Broderick, a Con-
servative member for the Guilford divi-
sion OF Surrey, to reduce the salary of the
Secretary of War by 8l00 on account OF
an alleged deficiency in the army stores
and munitions of war, chiefly cordite.
The motion was adopted by vote of 1872
to l25. Progress Was immediately re-
ported.
To-lnorrow's Irish Catholic will de-
clare the rumor to the effect that Glad
stone will return to the House of Com
mons is correct and he will lead the Lib
erals at the next general election. His
object is stated TO be the carrying of the
Home Rule measure, and thus finally
settling the national quarrel.
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Torpedo Boats for Mexico.

CITY OF MEXIco, June 2I.-Reports
that this Government has ordered five
torpedo boats in England are still being
circulated
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mander-in- Chief of the British forces,
will resign his command in the army on
October 1st. The post, he added, will not
be abolished, but its functions will be
modified
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Run Over aud Killed by a YraI,

RIVERSIDE, June p. ID. A. Andrews
received a dispatch from Needles to-day
conveying the intelligence that his son
Frank had been killed by being run over
by freight train. Young Andrews was
IL years old, and left THIS city to 90 TO
South Dakota. He was asleep on the
track, and did not hear the approaching
train.
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Collision OF 1rollev Cars

NEwBURG (N. ", June 21-By a COL
lision of two trolley cars on the Walden
and Orange Lake road, seven miles out Of
this city, to-day, nine men were severely
injured.
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Central Pacific Dividend.

NEW YORK. June 2l.-Advices from
London say that G. p. Huntington, who
is abroad. has given notice of dividend
OF ! per cent. TO be paid to the holders OF
Central Pacific stock on July 10Th.
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WAsHIN GToN, June 2l.-To-day's state
ment OF the condition of the treasury
shows Available cash balance, SlS3, 470,-
4l9; gold reserve, 500, ~, ,925.
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Free Labor Bureau.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2I.-Labor Com
missioner Fitzgerald is preparing for the
opening of the free Labor Bureau on
July 10th. By that time he will be pre-
pared to furnish skilled and unskilled
help for any business and industry in
the State. The first move will be to send
to farmers. manufacturers and business
men circulars setting forth the aims and
objects OF the bureau and asking their
assistance.
Suffering From Morphine Poisoning.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 2I.-Ljllian An
gus tainted on Market street to-day. At
the Receiving Hospital she said that while
down town she felt Ill, and on asking for
a restorative at drug store was given a
mixture which made her sick. The police
surgeon said Miss Angus was suffering
from morphine poisoning. Emetics saved
her life. The police are after the druggist
who gave the drug TO her.
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Sentenced to Denth.

PREsCoTT (Ariz.l, June 21.-Paul Laske
and William Sultz, convicted of the muir
der of q. X. W. McNarry. harmless
and inofensive old prospector, in Janu-
ary last, were sentenced to-day by judge
Hawkins TO be hanged August 9th next.
This Is the first death sentence pro-
nounced IN several years, although NUM-
erous murders have been committed.
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Mendocino Stage Robber Captured

UKIAH, June 2l.-SherifT Johnson ar
rived in this city this evening with a
man supposed to be the individual who
robbed the Mendocino stage last Satur-
day. He was captured this afternoon at
Witter Springs, and answers perfectly
the description given the officers by
parties who are said TO have seen MIN di-
rectly after the robbery. He was identi-
lied by q young man who accompanied
The Sheriff on the trip.
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Indications of Suicide.

DENVER, June 2i.-A special to the
Republican from Phoenix, Ariz., says:
II. E. Muller, steward of Delmonico's,
New York, who has been In Phoenix
several weeks seeking relief from con-
sumption, is missing. All signs indicate
that he had drowned himself in a large
irngating ditch near the city, which is
being dragged TO secure the body.
Bank Robbed by Two Masked Men.
ST.. PAUL, June 21.-A special from
Tower, Mimi. says the bank at Rainy
Lake was robbed yesterday by two
masked men, one engaged Cashier
Buffers attention, while the other came
up behind and hit him Oh the head and
stunned MIN. About $4,000 was secured,
and there is no clew.
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a stage Robber Sentenced.

BOISE, June 2l.-In the Federal Court
at Blackloot w. b. March has been con-
victed of holding up the Houston stage
and robbiug the mail. He was sentenced
to life Imprisonment at Detroit.
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Bresse sun Missinn.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2l.-Eugene S.
Bresse. the partner of l.. w. McGIaufiin,
the grain speculator who engineered the
big Fair wheat deal. is still missing.
Bresse disappeared last Menday, after
withdrawing all the firms funds from
the bank, and has not been seen since
AS he had entire charge OF the Office,
Bresse is wanted to explain to the re-
ceiver appointed by the court certain dis
crepancIeS in the accounts of the firm.
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Boiler of Steam Launch Explodes.

KEEL, June 2l.-The boiler of the steam
launch of the L. S. cruiser Columbia ex-
ploded to-day. The cylinder head was
blown of and carried overheard with ii the
smokestack and other portions OF The
launch. Four persons were injured and
taken to the Naval Hospital.
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Les ANGELES, June 2l.-Captain Ferdi-
nand b. Kennett's fight for his life is well
on now, and his attorneys and friends are
settling down to the serious work OF stay
ing off the gallows from the man who
killed Detective Alfred b. Lawson. To-
day kennett was arraigncd before Judge
Smith of the Superior Court, and at the
request of his attorneys the defendant
was allowed till Wednesday at 10 A. NJ. to
plead. The decree of the crime not hav-
ing been specified in the District Attor-
ney's information nor in Justice Young's
commitment, in the discretion of the
court no bail was allowed the prisoner.
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Granting of Mineral Land Patents.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 21.-The opposi-
tion to the granting of patents to mineral
lands in California to railroads companies
has brought about an indirect offer of a
compromise from the Southern Pacific
Company. 1t IS proposed TO create a
commission, composed OF one representa-
tive OF the Southern Pacific and one OF
the State Miners Association, who shall
determine whether the land is of min
eral or agricultural character. Among
miners the sentiment about accepting the
proposition is divided.
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THE REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.
Delegates to the National Conven-
tion Finish Their LabOrS.
THE FIGHT ON THE SILVER CUES
TION QUICKLY SETTLED.

The Report of the Resolutions Com
mittee That the League Had No
Constitutional Right to Adopt
RESOLUTIONS Approved by the Con-
vention-Gold Standard Men Dis
satisfied, WI no SiIYerIteS Are
Elated Over , ;tion Taken.
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lrwo More Charges Against Davis.

SAN FRANCISCO, June 2I.-In the Po-
lice Court to-day, j. G. Davis, the Koch
ester (N. " man who was arrested for
obtaining money from local merchants
under false pretenses, was held TO answer
in the Superior Court on two additional
charges Bail was set at 81 900 III each
case. The charge against Mrs. Davis was
dismissed, as it was shown she had not
participated in his otfenses. The attor ney
for Davis also announced that N rs. Davis
father would make good all the losses
which merchants or others had sustained
through the prisoners acts.
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National Debt statement.

New YORK, June 21.-Interest on
large part OF the national debt natures
on July lst, and the Treasury Depart
ment will pay out on that day So, $50, 900
interest on the fOurs and 81 ,g3S, ,705 inter
est on the bonds issued in aid of the Pa
cifc railroads. The total disbursements
for interest and dividends on July lst in
this city it is estimated will reach
81. 500, 600.