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MISS ELIZABETH FLAGLER.
She Is Admitted to Bail in the sum OF
Ten Thousand Dollars.

She Is Admitted to Bail in the sum of
Ten Thousand Dollars.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. Miss Elizabeth
NJ. Flagler, the daughter Of General
Flagler, Chief of Ordnance of the United
States Army, who accidentally killed
Ernest Green, colored boy of thu city,
last week. technically surrendered her.
self 10 The Warden of the District Jail
this afternoon, to await the action of the
Grand Jury. At the same time she ap-
peared before Judge Cole of the Criminal
Court. and was admitted TO bail in the
sum $4,000. She was accompanied in
court by her father and mother, her at
torney, Ross Perry, John Cassell aud
General Robert Mcleely.
Miss Flagler has been confined to her
room ever since the shooting, as result
OF nervous prostration, but to-day she
appeared bright aud happy and talked
cheertully with nor friends. She was
dressed III black, and wore heavy veil.
When court had been formally opened
Assistant District Attorney Taggart
stated that III view of the character OF the
finding OF the Coroner's jury, it would
be necessary TO submit the case To the
Grand Jury. Miss Flagler's attorney
remarked that while the verdict OF the
CoronerS jury was held to be complete
exoneration OF the crime. it Was techni-
cally a finding for manslaughter. He
added that his client was In court and
ready to furnish bail in any sum that
might be deinaded.
Judge Cole stated that he had read the
evidence taken at the inquest; that in his
opinion the case was a bailable one, and
that $4,000 would be sufficient. This
was satisfactory to the Assistant District
Attorney, whereupon Messrs. Cassell
and Mcteeley qualified.
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tween the two countries as result there
of. he had better return to Washington,
and he did so this morning.
He expressed his deep regret at the re-
ports, and hopes that later and fuller in
formation will modify the severity to
some extent. He is satisfied that the
Pekin Government will do everything in
its power, not only TO prevent further
Outrages, but to punish the guilty perpe-
traitors OF those which have already oc-
Cured.
1t is said at the Legation that the secret
societies of Southern China are the NOV
ing spirits in the recent massacres. There
is some difficulty in dealing with them
from Pekin, owing to their remoteness
from the Capitol. 1t is said in iustifica-
ton of the Chinese people, however, that
mob uprisings are likely to occur in any
country, and that China is not alone in
having her share of these difficulties.
FURTHER oUTRAGss REPORTED.
HoNGKONG, Aug. S.-The British and
American missions at Fat Shan, near
Canton, were attacked yesterday We'd
nesday) afternOonaby a large and infurl-
ated mob. The hospitals were deinoi-
ished. Some of the missionaries lied to
Shamel, while others remained.
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STOCKTON, Aug. 7.-Governor Budds
illn ess is more serious than many sup
pose. He himself does not realize the
seriousness of his condition.
yesterday at noon the Governor ar
rived in his home town from Merced, at
tended only by his colored valet. He
rode in hack directly to the home of his
parents, Judge and Mrs. Budd. He was
very ill, being barely able to walk from
the vehicle to the house. He WAS suffer-
ing from an intense pain at the base of
the brain.
DR.. Sargent, the Governors physician.
stated to-day that the Governor is suffer
ing from meningitis or Inflammation of
the lining membrane Of the brain.
The Governor intended to go to Klam-
ath Hot Springs, but his doctor would
not think of his undertaking the trip, as
he Is by far too sick man for that.
Governor Budd. being possessed of so
much nervous energy, does not realize
how sick he is, and will not take to his
bed.
DR.. Sargent says the Governors condi-
tion is the result of over mental strain
and the excessive heat of Merced, in
which place he was taken sick.
The Governor will not be able to give
any attention to public matters for some
time. his physician says.
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TERRIBLE WRECK REPORTED.
The Santa Fe Overland Train in
the Ditch.
THIRTEEN PERSONS REPORTED
KILLED

And Tweuty-Four Wounded-Impos-
sfble to Get Particulars Up to Three
Twenty-One Miles From the Near
est Station.
ALBUQUERQUE On. NJ, Thursday. 2
A. NJ, Aug. Sat Grant Station, about
100 miles west of here, an accident oc-
Cured on the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
way tonight. It is impossible to get the
details. as the nearest traffic sta
tion is twenty miles from the point
at which the wreck occurred.
cars and two day coaches OF the train
which lett San Francisco Monday even
ing went into the ditch at the point
named, and the company sent to Albu-
QuerGue for all the physicians that could
go. The relief train left at P. NJ, but
owing to the condition of the road on ac-
count of the frequent washouts cannot
get there in less than four hours. 1t is
reported that thirteen persons were killed
and twenty-four wounded.
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RIOTS AT NEW YORK.

Fight for Life Between Officers and
pickpockets.
New YORK, Aug. Two fierce riots.
in which one man was fatally injured
and others were so badly hurt
as to require the services of am
bulance surgeons, were the result o f
endeavors OF Central Station office de-
tectives to arrest pickpockets who fol-
lowed in the wake of a parade thrOug n
the Ninth ward tonight.
1t was fight for life with the officers,
for as soon as they laid hands on the
toughs they were pounced on by the
friends of the criminals. Bricks, clubs.
fists and feet were used to fight of the
detectives, and in one instance forty de-
tectives were tightly hemmed in.
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MRS. ANNA NJ. GARDN Err.

She starts for Chicago, Where She
VIII Meet Her Husband.
NORWICH Conn.,, Aug. Mrs. Anna
NJ. Gardner, the missing Christian En-
deayorer. who was located in Norwich
yesterday. LETT for Chicago this afternoon
in company of j. w. Landers of Arcadia,
Neb., who has been prosecuting the
search for her. Mrs. Gardner said yester
day that she would not return home. but
to-day City Missionary Swan visited her,
and. having gained her confidence. led
her to express her desire to see her baby,
and finally got her to consent to go to the
home of her mother. Mrs. Barr of Sitka,
Mich. Mrs. Gardner will meet her hus-
band at the Palmer House. Chicago, ut
p n. Tomorrow. Her condition to-day
is greatly changed from that OF yester-
QaV.
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CUBAN AFFAIRS.
General Sacedn Has Been Ordered
Back to spain.

General SaIcedn Has Been Ordered
Back to spain.
HAVANA, Aug. 7.-General Campos has
gone to Manzanillo. 1t is understood
that he has cabled home advising the
Government to be prepared for important
and unfavorable advices from here in the
near future. You will perhaps not be
surprised to hear that General Salceda
has been ordered back to Spain on "sick
leave" b ut the real reason was his mas
sacre of unarmed Cubans.
The officers OF the Spanish men-of- war,
Sanchez Barcaisetequl and Maria Chris
tiana, report that near the Colorado reefs
they met a monstrous fish fifty yards in
length. The Christiana collided with
some unknown substance, injuring heI
bottom plates. After a thorough search
they found the monster, which was fol-
lowed by others OF the same species. but
smaller. The officers claim the fish was
about the size of the cruiser.
Reports from the rebel headquarters in
Baire, Cuba, confirm the rumored founda-
ton OF a provisional government in the
Valley of the Yara.
General Bartolome Basso. nominated
by the General-in- Chief, Maxine Gomez,
was proclaimed as President by the rev.
olutionary forces simultaneously in the
CeutTdl provinces anu tne department OF
the East.
DR.. Joaquin Castillo. Major Portundo.
Colonel Manduley, Captain Aguilera, Dir.
Padron and Marlano Sanchez delegates
from the province of Santiago, have gone
to Puerto Principe to meet representa-
tives from Camaguey, Las Villas Havana
and Nuella a baj 10 to draft a constitution
for the new republic. This will include
military and civil conditions.
The Cabinet is not yet announced,
though Antonio Maceo, it is said, has re-
ceived an offer Of the portfolio of war,
the Marquis of Santa Lucia is slated toI
the interior. and Manual Sanguilly fol
foreign affairs.
1t is understood that Castillo may ba
sent to Washington to attempt to secure
recognition and belligerent rights for tha
provisional Government.
Admiral Mello of Brazil volunteers his
service to organize a naval squadron I'd
run the Spanish blockades.
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MURDERER HOLMES.
lie is Identified as Having the Pietzel
Children i'll Charge at Chicago.

lie is Identified as Having the Pietzel
Children i'll Charge at Chicago.
CHICAGO, Aug. II. B. Little, clerk
at the Grand Hotel here, has identified
picture OF Mrs. Pietzel as that OF the
woman who was guest of the West End
Hotel on October Sth with Holmes and
the TWO Pietzel girls. If Little is correct
the mysterious Hatch referred to by
Holmes as having had the custody of the
children from 81. Louis to Toronto is
Holmes himself, although the local po-
lice don't believe that the female COM
panon of II dimes at that time was Mrs.
Pietzel. Little says the girls were kept
as close prisoners during their stay at the
hotel. He identified picture of Holmes
as that of the man who seemed so anxious
to keep the existence OF his little prison
ers secret. Detective Geyer of Phila-
delphia has also traced Holmes to the
hotel on that date.
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MASSACRE or MISSION ARIES.

Tho Chinese Minister Regret the Re-
portS From Ills Native ouulry
WASHINGTON, Aug. Tho vacation of
the Chinese Minister, Yang Yu, which
he was spending at Niagara Falls and
along the 81. LOUIS River. has been
brought to sudden close by the reported
massacres OF missionaries and the de-
strnction OF American and English mis-
siouary properly IN China. The Minister
fol, tbat in view of these troubles. and
The up,ications which may arise he-
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Seals Practically Exterminared.

WAsHINGToS. Aug. 7.-Reports re-
ceived at the State Department from the
United States Consul at Victoria, B. c.,
are to the effect that the seals In Behring
Sea are practically exterminated. The
only satisfaction that the Department gets
from this intelligence is that it sustains
the contention OF successive Secretaries
of State that more stringent rules than
those heretofore in force were necessary
to prevent the entire destruction of seal
life in Berine Sea,
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California Products at Berlin.

WAsHISGToN. Aug. The State De-
partment has been informed. by Mr..
Jackson, Charge D'Attaires of the
United States Legation at Berlin, that an
exposition of California products, in
which moro than a hundred firms in that
State are participating. has been opened
in the Equitable building in Berlin. The
chief articles exhibited are wines, beers,
preserved fruits and vegetables, canned
salmon, and wood and bark from the
giant trees,
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The Britannia Won.

CowEs, Aug. The race over the old
Queens course to-day between tho cut.
ters Britannia, Ailsa and Hester was wor
by the Britannia. In the race for schoon.
ers the American schooner Tampa WOE
in her class. In the twenty-raters race
the Audrey won, with the Niagara sec
OUa
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Rear Admiral Ammen Ill.

WASHINGTON, Aug. Rear Admiral
Daniel Ammen. the weil-known retired
naval officer, who invented the new ram
Katahdin, had an attack of vertigo to-
day at the Navy Department, whore he
had gone on business. The attack was
severe, but he recovered sufficiently to
be removed to his country home at
Amandale, Md. He is 75 years old, but
still vigorous. although he retired from
active service seventeen years ago.
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Outlaws Captured.

KANSAS CITY, Aug. IA special from
Perry, Oklahoma. says: Deputy Mar.
shals William Mix and Dick Reid had
running fight with two outlaws to-day
east OF here. The outlaws gave the OIL.
GERS a six miles chase, but they were
caught. They turned out to be Ber
Craven and William Chiltenden, half
breed Cherokee Indians. They had fifty
stolen cattle in their possession.
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Disastrous CONFEDERATION,

ST. PETERSBURG. Aug. THE town
of Birrotch. in the Government OF
Voronez, has been visited by very
disastrous confiagration. One hundred
and forty-swo houses were DESTROYED,
and many of the Inhabitants are left desti-
tute. During the progress of the fire one
person was killed, and five were
wounded
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san Bernardino City Affairs.
Chicken Thief Shot.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. Augustine
Valencia was shot by N. Peterson this
morning at o'clock while attempting to
steal chickens. Mr.. Peterson, who has
chicken yard, has been losing chickens
and ducks for some time, but could not
catch the thief Last night he loaded his
shotgun and waited until Valencia came
around. Just as he was going away with
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NEW YORK, Aug. Mrs. p. t. Bar
mum, widow Of the American Snowman,
was married in this city this afternoon to
d. Callias Bey, a gentleman who is said
to be a Greek. though bearing a Turkish
title. The ceremony was private.
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Bicycle Races at Santa Ana.

SANTA ANA, Aug. Tn the seven-
mile handicap bicycle road race at Fuller
ton to-day, W. Rodriguez won first place
and prize. gold watch. in 21:0l; r. Stan
field second, cyclometer and sweater. i'll
22:00. Bundy. the crack rider from Santa
Ana, punctured his tire in the first half
mile and fell out. The whole country
round about turned out to see the race.
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OUTFLOW OF GOLD.
Treasury Officials Not surprised at the
Call for the Yellow Metal

Treasury Officials Not surprised at the
Call for the Yellow Metal
WASHINGTON, Aug. THE demand
upon the treasury to-day for Sl,OO0.0J0 III
gold for shipment to Europe tomorrow
was not unexpected, and treasury otfi-
cias will not be surprised if this demand
be duplicated before the end of the week.
The situation causes them no alarm,
however, if the facts are accurately
gauged by the expressions OF those III
high places in the department.
1t has been stated in some quarters tnal
she bond syndicate has abandoned It's
efforts 10 retain gold III this country oy
maintaining high rate OF exchange.
Treasury officials point out the erroneous
conclusions thus reached, by showing
that high rate of exchange is the Dig IN
ducement for the expectation OF gold.
The position of the syndicate. it is said.
has been quite the reverse, and instead
of keeping the rate up il has sought TO
reduce it, because the lower The rate the
loss profit there Is in handling bullion or
coin, and the less lnducement will there
he 10 ship 1t. 10 reduce the rate OF ex-
change seems to have been the aim Of the
syndicate but il has rot been able 10
bring about the desired result.
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sponsible for his death. Great excite
ment prevails in town tonight. Clarke
was member OF the famous Quantrell
band, and later of the Jesse James gang.
He was employed by the Denver and Rio
Grande Railroad as detective.
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duck and a goose, he pulled the trigger
and the charge OF fine shot was lodged in
his BODY
Five Years for Forgery.

Los ANGELES. Aug. IL. G. Leyshon
was this morning sentenced to five years
for forgery. The complaining witness
was Widow Clarke, with whom Leyshon
boarded two years, and whom she con-
sidered good friend. Mrs. Clarke
charged that Leyshon beat her out of all
of her money. Her youngest daughter
fell in love with Leyshon after his arrest
and tried to secure his acquittal. while
her mother and sister prosecuted him.
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Valuable Stallion Burned to Death.

FoRT WAYNE Ind.). Aug. THE
stock barn on Il. Z. McDonald's noted
Riverside farm was burned last night
Loss, $4,000. The $4,000 California stall
lion Truman, with record Of 2:l2. and
five fast colts of Electric King pershed
in the flames.
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SPRING VALLEY MINI Frs.

The Trouble Thought to be Over, at
Least for the Present.
PRINCETON Qll0, Aug. THE war on
negroes by the Italians OF Spring Valley
has been declared off, and the Spring
Valley Coal Company will be permitted
to resume operations, and the negroes
will be allowed to return to their homes
IN the cily.
This action was taken to-day by a mass
meeting of all the white miners which
assem- bled in the public square near the
center of the city at ) O'Clock this after
noon. A bout 800 miners were present.
The largest part Of whom were English
speaking. Interpreters were present for
the Italians and French.
A resolution was offered to the effect
that the miners of Spring Valley would
recognize the right OF protection offered
by the United States, regardless of race,
color or previous condition of servtude,
and that the miners would pledge their
earnest support to all officers in the en-
torcement OF the law.
Alter being interpreted the resolution
was carried by good majority. About
nfty Italians voted in the negative.
4 committee was appointed to wait
upon Manager Dalzeil OF the coal COM
pany TO inform him of the action OF the
meeting, and to report that the miners
are ready ana anxious to return TO WORK.
Mr.. Dalzell was closeted with The COM
mittee almost an hour. lie had talk
with the miners in the morning with
reference to the proposed meeting, and
while the resolution adopted was not just
what he wanted, he agreed to recognize 1t
and resume operations IN the mines at
the earliest possible moment, probably
tomorrow.
C. W. Bush of Chicago. the representa-
tive of the organizations of cOlored peo-
pie of Chicago, says he has the names of
six colored persons whom he found to be
badly injured, and the names OF TWO oer-
sons who We're slightly injured Other
injured persons were taken TO other
places. He also found a colOfed woman
who was in a delicate condition, and had
been severely tratnpled upon.
Late this afternoon Mr.. Bush had con-
ference with Manager DalZell. in which
MIR. Dalzell said he would give employ
ment to the colOred miners.
AT Seatonville the colored miners said
they would return TO work if protected.
ibis was guaranteed, and troops Will be
utilized for the purpose.
Sheriff Atherton Clark of this city left
Princeton this morning Tor Spring al
ley with eight armed Deputy Sheritfs.
The deputies are instructed II any ltal-
ians or anyone else commits depredations
In their presence and refuses to deslst
they shall open fire.
THE CHICAGO NEGROES.
CHICAGO, Aug. IF the authorities do
not protect the negro miners at spring
Valley, who were told to leave their
homes by the Italians, it is reasonably
certain that their coored brethren III
Chicago will go 10 their aid. The COM
mittee OF five appointed to go TO the scene
OF the trouble aud make report upon
the condition of affairs left this morning,
and is expected some time Tonight.
when the report will be made TO meet
ing to be held at Quinu's Chapel. There
was no meeting this morning, the con-
servatiye element having succeeded IN
stopping the wild talk OF attacking the
Italians at Spring Valley without wait
ing for further proVocation.
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FOUL MURDER.
An Ex-Marshnl of colorado Town
shot Down.

DENVER, Aug. flames Clarke, an
ex-Town Marshall of Telluride, this State,
was foully murdered at that place shortly
after midnight this morning, In com
pany with Mexican Sam. he was passing
the W arwick restaurant on Main street,
when an unknown man suddenly sprang
from hiding, and, ieveIing a Winchester
at Clarke. shot him in the left breast The
assassin instantly disappeared. Clarke
had many enemies among the lawiess
characters, and it is thought they are re-
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Hundred and Fifty Turks Killed.

LONDON, Aug. THE Telegraph will
tomorrow publish dispatch from
Vienna saying that battle has beer
fought at Liliahove, Macedonia, between
insurgents and Turkish troops. The re.
port says that loo Of the Turks were
killed.
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Sallfe Hart Dead.

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. THE death is
reported from New Jersey of Sallie Hart,
the first new woman" who lived in
California. She was born here. and edu-
Gated at the University of California.
She was prominent in politics and as q
lecturer and sutfragist. She led the local
option fight i'll Oakland in 1873. After
she went East she became prominent in
journalism.
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U. :. District Attorney for Alaska.
WAsHINGToN, Aug. THE President
has appointed Burton +. Bennett of
Washington State to be United States
District Attorney for Alaska.
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GEORGE f. ROOT DEAD.

Was the Author Of Many Patriotic
Songs.
CHICAGO, Aug. DIR. George F. Root.
renowned throughout the United States
as q music composer and the author of
well-loyedH war songs, died yesterday
afternoon at Bailey's Island, off Port
land, Me-, where he went last June to
spend the summer.
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Fatal Result of Kick by Ho
Young Lnd Seriously Hurt.

SAN RAFAEL, Aug. 7.-Boisy Jewell, s
years Of age. son OF William Jewell of
San Rafael, fell from a ladder while pick
ing fruit to-day, and was seriously hurt.
Iii fell some ten feet fiat on his stomach.
He is now in critical condition.
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His Bail Raised.

Los ANGELES. Aug. The bail of w.
H. Clune, who shot j. S. Bridges, was to-
day raised by Justice Owens from $4,000
to $4,000 on the statement of Police Sur
geon Bryant that Bridges cannot recover.
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GOVERNOR BJJDD'S ILLNESS.
Said to be More Serious Than at
First Was Supposed.
RESULT OF MENTAL STRAIN AND
EXCESSIVE HEAT

1t Merced. in Which Place He Was
Taken Sick-IIfs Physician Asserts
That the Chief Executive of the
tention to Public Matters for some
Time to Come.
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An Escaped Convict Captured.

CARSON New, Aug. 7.-Convict Jo-
seph Hanna, who escaped from the State
Prison Saturday, was captured near
Washoe last night. He was apprehended
by former convict, who Informed two
ranchers, Jackson and Smith, who et-
fected the capture. He had lain under a
culvert for two days, with small amount
of food.
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Red Men.

REDWOOD CITY. Aug. The Great
Council of Red Men have elected the fol-
lowing officers: Great Sachem, A. jack
son of San Francsco Great Senior Saga
more, Josiah Sims of Nevada City; Great
Junior Sycamore, f. y. Whlpple of Fort
Bragg Great Prophet, 0. +. Seavy Of
Auburn.
Fatal Result of a Kick by a Horse.
MODESTO Cali, Aug. 7.-Yesterday
evening H. B. Lovall. 15-year-o son
OF j. S. Movall of Oregon City, Or. died
from the result Of kick from horse ten
miles southwest of this city. The boy
was herding horses and received the kick
in the abdomen while trying to drive the
horse into corral.