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The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-10-30

st. Louis, Oct. 29.-The sporting pub
lie are fiocking to Hot Springs. The
advance guard of what tomorrow will
be an army of southern tourists filled
the outgoing Iron Mountain trains to-
night to overfiowing and extra coaches
were coupled ON. Many of the local
lights of the prize ring left tonight.
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st. Petersburg, Oct. pa dispatch to
the Vovoe Vremya from 'Vladivostock
states that British squadron has con-
centrated at Foo Chow. The paper says
that Great Britain is zealOusly seeking
a pretext to declare war against China
to counteract Russia's successes and
restore her shattered prestige in the
Pacific.
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Heis Opposed t, COACHING.

Cleveland, Oct. 29.-President Robin
son of the Cleveland baseball nine to-
day stated that he would introduce a
resolution at the league meeting next
month prohibiting coaching in national
league games. He said that during the
past season coaching was largely re-
sponsible for the rowdyism at many
games.
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Did Not Meet. His Record.

Boston, Oct. 29.-The events in the
fall handicap games of the Harvard
Athletic association postponed from
Saturday were finished this afternoon.
M. Fl. Kershaw of the law school, an
old Yale pole vaulter, did not come up
to his previous record on account of
darkness Gaming on
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Congratulated by the mperor.

Berlin, Oct. 29.-The emperor has sent
a telegram to the North German Lloyd
Steamship company congratulating the
company upon having ordered the con-
struction of two large steamers in Ger
man yards, thus encoura ging home in
dustry.
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a MURDERoUs JAP.
Shoots at a Man and His Wife, WOUND
ing the LATTER.

Shoots at a Man and His Vile, Wound
ing the Latter.
SAN RAFAEL, June pa young jap
anese, who has been employed at the Pa
citic Yacht Club at Sausalito as do
mestic. walk ed into the dining-room OF
the clubhouse at 1:30 P. NJ. to-day, and,
with pistol in hand. began shooting at
Mr.. Dolter, who is steward of the club.
The latter, followed by the enraged Jap
anese. rushed through the clubroom and
into The bedroom OF his wife, and made
good his escape into the street.
The japanese then proceeded to the
kitchen, where he met Mrs. Dolter, who
had been attracted by The shooting.
Upon seeing Mrs. DOlter, the Japanese
Immediately raised his pistol and fired
Two shots, one taking effect in the back.
He then fed from the house and en-
deavored to escape. He was afterward
captured by Marshal Greco and placed in
the town jail.
When the nature of the shooting be-
came known about town the people OF
the little city became enraged and gath
cred in crowds to lynch the Japanese.
The Sheriff received telegram from the
authorities at Sausallto this afternoon say
ing that unless assistance arrived shortly
The prisoner would be lynched.
1t is said crowd attacked the Jail at
O'Clock and beat the japanese unmerci-
fully.
The cause of the shooting was over the
discharge OF the Japanese by Dolter this
morning
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LIEUT.-GEN. sCnoFIELD.
Given q Reception at Tacoma-W
Sail for laska To-day.

Given q Reception at Tacoma-Wul
Sail for laska To-day.
TACOMA, June 26.-Lieutenant-G General
John M. Schotield, L. ). A., and party
arrived here this morning on a special
train from Portland. The party consists
of General and Mrs. Schodeld, her sister,
Mrs. kilbourne, Lieutenant Il. NJ. Scho-
field, also eutenant- Colonel 5. =. Scho-
field, brother of the General. and Lieu
tenant Sanger, Military Secretary; also
the official stenographor and servants OF
the General.
This evening they were given recep-
ton, attended by 1000 people. al the Ia
coma Hotel. The whole city sent roses,
ana the parlors and corridors were a per-
feet mass OF roses. There WAS one pyra-
mid oil roses in the center OF the parior
which reached TO the ceiling.
The party will leave on the steamer
Queen tomorrow morning for Alaska.
Returning, General Schotield will cruise
around Puget Sound on a Government
steamer, examining into the necessity OF
coast and harbor defenses. The party
visited tho proposed new army post here
He will visit all the army posts west OF
the Mississippi OH his return East and
endeavor to visit all the posts in the
country before he goes on the retired list
in September,
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SAN DIEGO. June ga sensational
arrest was made here to-day by detec-
tives, and the man they want to take
back had his attorneys take habeas cor
pus proceedings to release him. He came
here six months ago, giving the name OF
q. S. Bradford. His wife accompanied
him. They looked about to buy prop
erty, and obtained eleven lots in different
parts of town. They built three dwell
ings, and got good TENANTS but all the
property was in the name Of Mrs. Martha
Kettlewell, who turns out to be his
mOtherin-law, residing ar Rushford,
Minnesota.
Two weeks ago came w. A. Gade, a
New \ ork commission merchant, and
Detective j. j. Murphy on search for
one Phillip McManus, who was wanted
there for defrauding creditors cut of $780,
200 or $40, ,0O0 in the butter and egg busl-
hess. They got the help of Chief OF Po-
lice Breening, and found McManus pass
ing under the name OF Bradford. Last
night detective j. l.. Krauch arrived via
Sacramento from New York, bringing
the necessary extraditiOn papers.
The detectives arrested their man on a
charge OF conspiracy 10 detraud his cred
ltors, but before they could get Oft on the
afternoon train habeas corpus proceed
ings were begun. 1t is claimed that Nc
Manus shipped nearly $4,000 worth of
butter and eggs to Philadelphia and Bos-
ton, sold il, collected the money. and
sailed before it was time to settle for the
goods. This was in Septembe He con-
veyed to his brother James everything in
sight though nothing was legally due
James. Then Phillip disappeared. His
brother has since been indicted, and his
former attorney, who was also indicted,
turned States evidence, hence the arrest.
a receiver will be appointed for the
property they have purchased III this city.
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SOUTH ENID %. IT,, June 26.-Hon. r.
w. Patterson. Register of the United
States Land Office here, and City Mar
shall Williams shot and killed each other
here tonight, and j, E. Eisenberg, pub
Usher of the Daily WaUe. was slightly
wounded.
Eisenberg and Patterson for some time
have been at swords points over certain
articles that have appeared In the Vd0e,
and in to-day's VdUe appeared an article
that was exceptionally Objectionable.
About o'clock tonight Eisenberg and
Patterson met on the street, and warm
words followed, when Eisenberg drew
knife. At the same time Patterson drew
his revolver, and just as Patterson fired,
the City Marshal stepped between the
parties, and was shot through the body,
and Williams, as he was falling, shot
Patterson through the head, killing him
instantly. Eisenberg is now at home,
and his wounds are not considered dam
gerOus.
Hon. r. w. Patterson was a resident
of Macon, Ca, before receiving his ap-
pOintment here, and since coming TO the
Territory was one of the most popular
Democratic appointees within its bor-
ders. Williams. the party who shot Pat
terson, is the man who recently shot and
killed two parties here, and has reputa-
ton which has not been the best. Eisen-
berg is an old newspaper man, having
published papers in Colorado, Kansas
and in this Territory.
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THE FOURTH AT PErALUMA.
Independence Day to be Grandly Cele-
brated by >onOma Citizens.

Independence Day to be GrandIy Cele-
brated by >onOma Citizens.
PETALUMA, June 26.-Petaluma is 60
ing to have good old-tashioEed celebra-
ton on the coming Independence Day.
Santa Rosa is To lend herself hand and
heart to her sister city to make the cele-
bration the greatest ever held in Sonoma
County. When the City of Roses held
her rose carnival few week ago Peta-
luna sent up q handsome float that won
1irst prize, and Santa Rosa has not forgot
ten II, so next Thursday they will visit
Petaluma and help swell the attendance.
Invitations have been sent TO all bicycle
clubs in the neigh boring cities, including
san Francisco. 1t is said Bhat over 1000
wheelmen will be in line. In the fore
noon a grand street parade will take
place, participated in by Companies and
i. Fifth Regiment. tiremen, local socie-
Ties, elc. In the afternoon a basket pic
nic, dancing, Grafton and running and
trotting races will be held at Agricultural
Park, and at the new track OF the Peta-
luna wheelmen numerous bicycle races
will be contested.
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COLONEL OF THE THIRD.

Prominent Candidates Who Would
Like to succeed Barry.
SAN Francisco, June 26.-Now that it
is known that Colonel Thomas Z. Barry's
resignation is in the hands Of the Adju-
tant-General, and will in all probability
be acted upon during the latter part of
the week. the members Of the Third In
fantry Regiment are considerably agiteted
over the matter of filling the vacancy in
the commandership of the regiment that
will thus be created. Among the most
prominent candidates are Lieutenant-
Colonel O'Connor of the Third and
Colonel William z. Sullivan, the retired
commander Of the Ilrst Infantry
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HYDhAULICMIN ING.
The Owner of the concord to be Pro
cuted by the Debris Commission

The Owner of the concord to be Prose-
cuted by the Debris commission.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-The Califor-
MIA Debris Commission has determined
to prosecute in the Federal courts l.. V.
Tett, whose mine is known as the Con-
cord, placer. located near Cromberg
in Plumas County. The case was
brought up to-day.
1t appears that left some time ago filed
all application TO open the mine. be was
directed TO build brush and log dam TO
prevent the exit OF debris, but he tailed
TO carry oul the instructions OF the com
mission, and commenced mining. He
was caught twice g, work. and to-day tie
commissioners decided to caininally
prosecute him.
The maximum penalty in the case OF
Teft is a fine OF $1,000 or one years. i'm
prisonment, or both, in the discretion o.
the court.
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THAT ALLEGED CONSPIRACY.

The Watson's Commander Too Honor
able to Engage In such Business.
PORT TOWNSEND (Wash.), June Go
The sole topic of to-day's conversation in
marine circles was the sensational story
from Seattle yesterday alleging the dis
coveIy of a conspiracy to ship arms and
ammunition to the revolutionIsts in
Hawaii. The schooner George w. Wat
son, which is alleged TO be the vessel on
which the shipment was made, is one OF
the best known and newest in the Pacific
lum ber trade. and has always been a pay
ing investment to her owners. She is
commanded by Captain August Fried
burg, an able mariner. aud a man of too
much principle to engage in such nefari-
Gus undertaking as plotting against lives.
Every shipping man at this place de-
nounces the story as an infamous fake.
with the additional surmise that the
doughty Captain will be looking for gore
when he hears The base libel perpetrated
with the use of his name and vessel.
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CATHOLIC AID SOCIETY.

The Formal Opening of the Grand
Council Took Place Yesterday.
SANTA CRUZ, June 26.-The delegates
still continue to arrive for the Grand
Council of the Catholic Aid Society, being
held at the Hotel Delmar, at Santa Maria
Delmar. This morning at s o'clock a
solemn mass was celebrated at the Catho-
lie Church, with Father Wyman of ST.
Mary's Church of San Francisco AS
deacon and Father Farreliy as sub
deacon. The officers and delegates of the
Grand Council were present. The formal
opening of the council, with Mrs. Mar
garet Deane in the chair, took place at l
O'Clock, and the opening address to Off
GERS, delegates and other mem bers WAS
delivered by the pastor of the Church of
the Holy Cross. Rev. Father McNamee.
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MEETING OF BAPTIoTs.
State Convention Being Held at Twi
Lakes, santa Cruz County.

State Convention Being Hold at Twin
Lakes, Santa Cruz County.
SANTA CRUZ, June 26.-The Baptists'
State meeting opened this morning at
Twin Lakes, with J. i. Lyons in the
Chair. The first business was the report
of the Corresponding Secretary, Rev. W.
H. Latourette, followed by the report of
the Treasurer. The report of the Aneri
can Baptist Home Missionary Society
was read by +. S. Lawrence, followed by
an address, "Walking With Cod" by
Rev. b. Randall. Prayer was offered by
Rev. George Gibson and then followed
an introduction Of strangers Short adj
dresses from pastors on the mission field
were heard.
The evening session was we'll attended
and addresses were delivered by Rev. G.
NJ. Hill OF Oakland ON California as a
Missionary Field" and by Rev. A. b.
Banks Of Sacramento on "Our Responsi-
bilities for the Cultivation of This
Field"
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AT THE TARGET.
Preliminary State Shoot of Company Is
ut san Jose.

Preliminary State Shoot of Company B
ut san Jose.
SAN JOSE, June 26.-The preliminary
State shoot of Company Is was held here
to-day, and many good scores were made,
among which were the following: Lieu
tenant J. J. Adel, Al; Privates Frost,
Ward and O'keete, 40; Corporals Holtum
and Halsey. 80; Private Wright, 80; Sec
ond Lieutenant I. w. Searle, 50: Privates
Penniman and Snow, So; Privates Smith
and Scott, 81.
The shoot was interrupted for several
hours this afternoon ON account of some
stray bullets from two Inexperienced
marksmen that barely missed some Ital-
ian laborers in field near by. The Iial-
ians communicated by telegraph with
Governor Budd. and orders came for the
shooting to be suspended. Alter much
telegraDhing, the company, at 3 o'clock,
received permission 10 conclude the
shoot with 3 warning that caution must
be observed.
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THREE POLES SHOT.
Serious Results of 81 Quarrel Caused by

Serious Results of 81 Quarrel Caused by
Barroom Dispute.
CHICAGO. June 26.-Three Poles were
shot, one fatally perhaps, at l o'clock this
morning in Anton Lakowski's saloon, 9S
Cleaver street The wounded are Frank
Klinger. n oble street, shot in the right
leg; John Lakowski, 63S Noble street,
shot in the chin; Julius RadZinski, Dixon
and Blackhawk streets, fatally wounded
in the left lung and taken to st. Eliza
beth's Hospital. Joseph Lynskenowski
mas been accused Of doing the shooting.
The quarrel as caused by a barroon dis
pute.
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Horse Thief CsDtured.

Los ANGELES. June 26.-Sheriff Burr
arrested in Pasadena this morning Juan
Lopez, leader of gang Of horse thieves,
VINO have been working Southern Cali
tornia. The horse thetts have been nu-
merous lately, the thieves stealing rum
ming horses and selling them in Arizona.
The gang Is broken up by the arrest.
Others will be arrested soon. This is a
very important arrest Tor horsemen.
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EX-Juror Meyer Held.

SAN Francisco, June 26.-Julius
Meyer, the ex-juror in the Paulsell rob-
berry case, is deeper in the mire to-day.
Arguments upon his preliminary exsm-
ination on the charge of perjury were
concluded yesterday, and this morning
Judge Murphy. who sat as a committing
magistrate, delivered lengthy opinion
in which he held Meyer to answer in the
Superior Court ann fixed his bail at
81 OOO
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University Athletic Team.

OAKLAND, June 26.-The University of
California athletic team was received at
the Sixteenth-street depot upon the ar
rival OF the overland train by large
delegation of students, professors and
other friends, amid load cheering and
rounds of college yelis. The boys were
taken in charge by acquaintapces, and
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a FIREBUG ARRESTED.
1wo of the Members Taken In While

1wo of the Members Taken In While
Trying to Land at New York.
New YORK, June 26.-When the Rhyn-
land of the Red Star Line landed shortly
before O'Clock this morning she was
boarded by detectives, who had warrants
for the arrest of two men who came over
in her. The men were Max Gluckman,
the mechanic of the frebug gang, and
Adolph Horshkopf, whose confession
has led to the arrest of several of the
gang Both were traced to Europe and
Russia, and it was learned ten days ago
that they had started back for this coun-
try on the Rhynland. The detectives
took their men OIL the steamer and took
them to police headquarters. Gluckman
was arrsigned and pleaded not guilty.
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HEALDsBURG BRIEFS.
Merchants and PrOperty-Own Or
ganfze q Board of Trade.

HEALDsBURG. June 26.-Last night
Board of Trade was organized in this
city, with w. II. Barnes as President;
II. M. Ryer, Secretary; William Whit
ney, Treasurer. and w. II. Barney, Will
lam Whitney, II. NJ. Ryer, +. ]. Schwab
and John DAILY, Trustees. Forty business
men and property-owners signed the
roll, and the organization will at once
enter upon the building up af Healdsburg
and the country back of it,
Napa capitalists nave purchased ground
in Alexander Valley, and will at once
commence the erection of winery which
will have capacity of 100000 gallons.
This will prove of Immense advantage TO
vineyards.
The Healdsburg paint mine has just put
in dryer having capacity of ten tons
OF paint per day. The mine is being
operated day and night, and from three
to i've carloads of paint are shipped out
every week.
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The Crossley Telescone.

LICK OBSERVATORY (Cal.). June 26.-
Advices have been received here an
nouncing that the retlecting telescope.
presented TO the Lick Observatory by
Edward CrOssley, will leave England
on the steamer Tsuric, June 18th.
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Two of the Robbers <,anrure5

SPOKANE, June 26.-W. 3. Witherow
and Arthur Case, two freight-car rob-
bers, have been captured by the police.
The others have crossed over into British
CoIumbla No more of the stolen prop
erty has been discovered as yet.
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Explosion on a Steamship.

LIVERPOOL, June 26.-An explosion
occurred in the coal bunkers of the Cum
ard liner Lucania as she was lying at
anchor in the Mersey this morning, IN
which four men were injured. The ves-
sci was not injured.
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Young Girl Missing.

OAKLAND. June %. Josie Stanley,
siAteen-year girl, has mysteriousIy
disappeared from Golden Gate. Last
Saturday afternoon she left the residence
OF Mrs. Miller, where she is employed.
The last seen OF her was on The afternoon
mentioned, when she Wake toward the
depot with a lady dressed in black
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Scheel Threatens Suit,

SAN FRANCISCO, June 26.-Protessor
Fritz Scheel was suspended by the local
Musicians Union this afternoon. He
now threatens TO have all his forty-f i've
friends withdraw and bring SUIT ag ainst
the league for 100000 He says he Will
sue The local union also, and declare war
generally
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Fire at KeddIuR.

REDDING, June 26.-The house owned
by James Holt and occupied by George
Jones, was entirely consumed by fire at
Ii o'clock to-day. The house and con-
tents were valued at 81, 900. 40 insurance.
The water supply was inadequate to ex-
tinguish the fire
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bicycle Kecords lowered.

COUNCIL BLUFFS Qa.), June 26 The
State bicycle records at quarter and half
q miie for class A men were broken to-
day at the benefit meet held at Union
Park. Harry g. Hattenhauer of Council
Bluffs, holder Of the quarter record
at 0:32 1-5, lowered it to 0:30. The half
mile record of 1907 1-5 was clipped to
l:06 l-5 by ii. L. trederickson Of Omaha.
The track was perfect.
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.EnWOrlh Lea-ue.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.). June 26.-This
morning the delegates to the second In
ternationai Conference of the Epworth
League began to arrive. The meeting
will be called to order Tomorrow, by
which time 1000 people are expected to be
here. The clty is decorated, and an un-
usual interest is shown in the event. The
conference will sit three days. ALI roads
are running special trains TO the city.
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ELECTRIC RAILWAYS.
An Important Question the Commis-
siouers Want Settled.

An Important Question the Commis-
siouers Want Settled.
SAN Francisco, June 26.-The Board
of Railway Commissioners at their ses-
sion this afternoon, received letter from
a. L. Stone OF Oakland, of the San
Leandro and Haywards Railway. reius-
ing TO comply with the demand OF the
board for financial statement from his
company. stating that the road was a
street railway, and not under the juris-
diction OF the commission. The matter
was referred to the Attorney General.
On account of its bearing on question
now before the commission involving
different electric street railways in Cali
1ornia that operate beyond corporate
limits, and carry freight and passengers,
the Attorney Generals decision is
awaited by railway men with much
interest. The Commissioners believe
they should have the power to adjust
rates on all freight carried by such COM
panles, and are desirous OF obtaining con-
Irol over them
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ANDERSON Qnd.), June 26.-Madison
County was visited by very destructive
storm to-day. In this city number of
houses were unroofed and trees blown
down. Lightning shattered the dome OF
the high school building. 1t also ignited
a big gas well, which canuot be con-
trolled.
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pittsburg After the Convention

PITTsBURG, June 26.-At a mass meet
ing of those interested i'll securing for
Piltsburg the next National Republican
Convention, a committee of 100 Pitssburg
and Allegheny citizens was appointed to
promote the matter. Liberal subscrip-
tions have already been made to a fund to
defray the expenses.
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Talk of a Japan-Russia War.

LONDON. June ga dispatch from
Shanghai to local news agency says that
the high officials in Shanghai are conf
dently expecting that war will ensue be-
tween Russia and Japan over Corean
affairs within three months
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valleio's Assessment Roll.

VALLEJO, June 26.-The city assess
ment roll of Vallejo shows 500, 900 in
crease. the total assessment Approximate
ing =, 600, 600 this year. This Is owing To
large number of new residences and
business houses erected last year.
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WIN Have a Hose Company's Race.

VIII nave II nose Company hHces
VISALIA, June 26.-0ne of the main at
fractions here on the Fourth of July will
be the hose company's race, for which
valuable cash prizes have been offered.
The Nisalla team practices every night on
Main street, and large crowds are at
tracted by the runners. Good time is
made. but the other representatives, 1u-
lare and Porterville, show that the teams
IN those towns are also getting In good
cOndlllOu for the contest
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Gold Reserve,

WASHINGTON. June 26.-The gold re-
serve to-day stands at Sl07, Al 800 The
stipulated gold payments into the treas
ury by the Belmont Morgan syndicate
under the agreement of February Sth
last have been fully carried out.
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Ex-Clerk Lambert Found Guilty.
Postoff1ce Robbed.

SNOHOMIsH (Wash.), June 26.-The
Postotlice at Shelton, near here, was
robbed last night. Five hundred dollars
i'll cash and 500 in stamps were taken.
The burglars opened tie safe without do
ing any damage, having discovered the
com pinatiOn.
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A Merchant Taken Suddenly Ill,

VALLEJO, June 26.-P. L. Rinquin. an
old and respected merchant of this place
was found unconscious in his place of
business this morning. He was half
paralyzed and speechless. His condition
is critical.
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Its Lifo Of Short Duration.

SANTA Rosa, June 26.-The DoiLy
Morning St0r, started in this city June
10Th by Felix q. Head. has suspended
publication permanently. The proprie-
tor Jailed 10 pay the help, and the print
ers went on a strike. lie has left town.
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conduct during encampment week,
whereby that officer was reprimauded by
Colonel Guthrie. it was thought by many
that he would not be reelected. but evil
IDENTIFY the company was satisfied with
its Captains record.