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titus HEARD AT LODI
Pictures Me Results That Hosald FOtto'o
Independent Free Coinage.

Pictures the Results That Wosfd F0ttoio
Independent Free Coinage.
LODI, CAL, Oct. 2.-The. large hall was
packed tonight when Louis Titus, under
the auspices of the Lodi Republican Club,
discussed political issues. Hall and plat
form were handsomely decorated. People
came from far and near and there were
many ladies in the audience. The speaker
was frequently interrupted by hearty ap-
plause. He said the advocates of silver
declared that free coinage would mean an
unlimited demand for silver, and conse7
quently any ratio we pleased could be es-
tablished, but free coinage, he claimed,
did not create demand it simply meant
that the owner got bullion coined into
dollars and passed back to him. The
Government had nothing to do with 1t ex-
cept the mechanical act OF coming. The
owner has the same silver he had before,
so must find market for it. The Govern
ment could not make money worth any
thing; that must be controlled by the
market value of bullion.
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KERN OFFICIALS EXc0RIA TED.
Surprising Charges of Violations of the
Law Returned BY the County
Grand jury.

BAKERSFIELD, CAL. Oct. 2. = The
Kern County Grand Jury. in almost con-
slant session since the first of the year,
handed in partial report this evening
and took an adjournment until November
9. In the report every county official,
with the exception of Assessor Scott and
Superior Judge Conklin, is numerically
scored for his alleged lack of business
methods and for plain violations of law in
various particulars.
The District Attorney receives the Sc
verest drubbing, it being charged that
wherever he could, by any possible reason
ing, favor any one but the taxpayer of the
county he cheerfully did it. The Board of
Supervisors is severely rebuked for the
startling list of illegal claims said to have
been allowed by it and for the conduct of
its individual members in demanding and
receiving money for Sunday and holiday
work. The Sheriff, Superintendent Of
Schools, Tax Collector, Justices of the
Peace and constables undergo excoriation,
and the twisting of the law whereby the
Recorder has added to his already ample
salary is commended as an indication of
personal thrift, but denounced as unlawful
conduct on the part of public official.
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FoR THE TEMPLE CUP.
baltimore Easily Defeats CIevetand in
the Eirst Game of the Sertes.

baltimore Easily Defents Cievetand in
the First Game of the Series.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct. 2.-The first
game of the Temple cup series OF 1896 was
played at this park this afternoon, and
after remarkably brilliant exhibition
placed to the credit OF the champions by q
score OF to /. Weather conditions were
most favorable, but only 1895 paidl their
entrance fee to the grounds.
Captain Tebeau sprained his back badly
while at the bat in the second inning and
retired from The game. He suffered in
tensely, and may not play again for some
days. McGraw also LETT the game in Its
early stage. He was not strong enough to
stand the nerve-racking strain.
Tie Baltimores played with confidence,
and In two innings hammered the great
Young freely. Hoffer, on the other hand,
was invlncible. Five scattered hits was
Clevelano's total. Two of them, single
and double, came In the sixth inning,
and gave the Spiders their only run.
Tebeau announced at the grounds that
Cuppy would certainly be up for the first
battle. Hanlon would not commit him-
self, but Corbett is his probable selection.
Score: Baitimores z, l3, /; Clevelands
!. s, a. Batteries-Hoffer and Robinson:
Young and thinner. Umpires-Sheridan
and Emslie.
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from the multitude. OF the features Of the
procession which elected the most en-
thusiasm were two large floats, one repre-
senting free trade and the other protection.
The free trade float showed shop In
dilapidated condition. with the mechanics
reclining on the rubbish and despair pic
tured on their faces, while the one repre-
senting protection portrayed the opposite.
The mechanics hammers were ringing,
every one was on the move and ,heir
faces were suffused with the light o.. JOY
and contentment. There was also float
bearing a young woman dressed as a
Goddess of Liberty, surrounded by little
girl attendants and appropriate trappings.
This one was marked "ProtectioE" also.
Bonfires cleaned and crackled along the
line of march. The Republicans are ex-
ceed ingly jnbilant and express surprise at
the wonderful demonstration.
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CAMpED NEAK WOODLAND.
Company G. of Sacramento on an Outing
Wtfh Rolo Guards.

Company G of Sacramento on an Outing
Wtth Rolo Guards.
WOODLAND, CAL, Oct. 2.-Comp pany
G, N. G. c., sixty strong arrived on the
evening train, and in connection with
Company of this city has gone into
camp for two days near this city. Tents,
ammunition and the general parapher-
MALTA of q military body arrived in adj
vance of the company. The camping
grounds present an attractive appearance.
Much of the time will be- put in at tar
get practice, and the new style of target
will be given trial. On Saturday morn
ing both companies will be marched to
grounds selected for the target practice,
about three miles east of Woodland. In
the afternoon there will be dress parade
in this city, and on Sunday morning the
regular drill. The brigade signal corps,
consisting OF twenty mounted men, Will
arrive from Sacramento Sunday morning.
Company G will break camp Sunday aft
ernoon and return to Sacramento.
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THIRD AND LAST MATCH.
Cricket Playing Jy the Australians and
PhiladeInhiGns.

CTfckef-Ffdytng on the australians ana
PhitadeIphiGns.
HAVERFORD, Pa. Oct. 2.-The third
and last cricket match of the series be-
tween the Australian team and an eleven
representing all Philadelphia began here
on the grounds of the cricket club. The
makeup of the two elevens, with the ex-
ception of couple of men on each side,
was the same as in the match last week.
Captain Trott of the Australians for the
third time won the toss and again elected
to go to the bat first, Play began at noon
with Iredale and Darling as first batsmen.
Darling was caught by Coates off P. H.
Clark. Score; 27-1-1l. Giffen the next
batter. Iredale bowled by King: 36-2-17.
Hill next. Hill bowled by p. III. Clark |:
41-3-0. Gregory next. Giffen caught by
Biddle off p. 81. Clark: 70-4-19
Play was stopped for lunch at 80 P. NJ
With the total at 80 for four wickets,
Gregory not out 16; Donnan not out Ii:
extras IA.
Captain Patterson and Wood started the
Philadelphians' inning and when stumps
were drawn for the night they were still at
bat with score of % and 33 respectively.
which, with four extras, brings the home
teams total for no less than 65 runs.
Both teams to-day showed q surprising
reversal in form from the first two
matches and in the field played rather
loosely.
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LOST FROM THE PERRY.
HosU Chief Nom Conansfssioned Oj5ic.
Harertu Met Death.


Harertv Met Death.
ASTORIA, Or, Oct. 2.-The revenue
cutter Perry received orders to-day to pro-
ceed to San Francisco, and it will leave
tomorrow or Sun day. The date for its
return has not yet been fixed. Captain
Smith gives the following particulars of
the drowning of Mr.. Hayerly, chief non-
com missioned officer, shortly after the
Perry LETT for the north:
when out two days from San Fran
cisco Mr.. Haverly, who was engaged in
the performance of duties on deck, ex-
posed himself unnecessarily during the
heavy weather which prevailed and
was washed overheard. Taking personal
charge of the bridge, had boat lowered
Immediately and called for volunteers. In
moment the boat was manned by five
men, but Haverly sank before anything
could be done to reach him. The boat
with the rescuing party was also capsized
and the occupants left struggling in the
water. After much difficulty lines were
thrown to the men and they were got on
board, but not until all had become SO ex-
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Naral Men Hfsit SEQ tia.

EUREKA, CAL. Oct. 2.-Ofiicers of the
United States battleship Monadnock, now
in port, were entertained by the Hum boldt
Chamber Of Commerce to-day. This
morning they were taken TO Scotia on a
special train and shown the redwood log
ging operations in the Pacific Lum Der
Company's woods; after which they in
spected the company's new mill, the
largest On the coast. Returning this
evening, they were banoueted at the
Vance Hotel. The monitor is under or
of leave is asked for and it may remain q
few days longer
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ON THE EASTERN TRACKS.
Winners at St. Lomts, Detroit, LatonSa
and LossSsriIie.

and Louisville.
ST. LOUIS, No., Oct. 2.-To-days results |:
Fiye-eighths of mile, Reel won, Gold Band
second, Princess Bonnie third. Time, 1 :031<.
seven-eighths of mile, Uncle Abb won,
Hush second, High Test third. Time, 1:20s<
Three-fourths OF . mile, Victoress won, Kill
foy second. Lizzie Mack third. Time, 1:171<.
One mile, Squire won, Adrein second,
Fasig third. Time, l :43L.
Eleven-sixteenths OF a mile. Atoka won,
Glad Eyes second. Gold Top third. Time, / 10.
Eleven-sixteenths Of mile Sugarfoot won,
Lady Britannia second, Briggs third. Time,
] :09.
DETROIT, MICH. Oct. 2.--To-d ay's races, re-
won, Lady Dixon second, Paramount third.
Time, 1:13M.
Five-eightns OF a mile, Elyria won, Island
eGsea ssc1a y;,s .nsu sao,vo ,un
second. If third. Time, 1:05l5.
Eleven-sixteenths of q mile, Loyal Prince
won. Pete Kelly second, Miss Kitty third.
Four furlongs, Billy Fisner won, Barney Ad-
Ter second. King Boleyn third, Time, :51a<.
LAT0NIA, IND, Oct. 2.-To-day's results:
Nimrod second. st. Pat third. Time, 1:23.
One mile Banquo II won, Hermes second,
Lilly Beatrice third. Time, :494.
Three-quarters U a mile, Red won, Robair
second, Bromo third. Time, :2ssz,
Thirteen-sixteenths of mile, Chagrin won,
Trixie second, Joe Thayer third. Time,
l:zSA-
Eleven n-sixteenths OF a mile, Mrs. Shrade
won, Ponsonia second, Oversight third. Time.
1:1415.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Oct 2.-The second day
of the rail- meeting of the Louisville Fair and
Driving Association:
2:27 class, uotting, purse $s00-Robson
won, Lena Wilson second, Princetta third.
Best time, 2:19.
2:25 class, pacing, Kentucky stakes. $500
Brightlight won, Planet second, Arthur w
third, Best time. 2:l1A.
2:2l class, trotting, purse $S00-Honey S.
Barker won, Woodford c second, Gentle Annie
third. Best time, 2:1zN
2:14 class, pacing, purse Ss00-Daisy Will
son won, Nels Randall second, Easter Bell
third. Best time, 2:12lx.
2:29 class, trotting, Indiana stakes, for
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WArSoNFILLE RALLY.
Congressman MeLachIG Discusses the
Protective 1arif Issue.

WATSONVILLE, CAL, Oct. 2.-The
opera house was packed to the door with
a large gathering tonight, all eager to
listen to the doctrines OF protection and
sound money as propounded by Congress
man McLachlan and Colonel T. V. Eddy.
Congressman McLachlan spoke for over
an hour and half, deyoting the principal
part of his speech to the tariff question:
question of vital importance to this great
fruit and peet sugar section. His speech
was constantly interrupted by yociferous
applause.
Immediately after the McLachlan- Eddy
meeting Mckinley and Hobart Club was
organized, go citizens signing the roll.
This number will be greatly increased dur
ing the next lew days.
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hausted that it was several hours before
they thoroughly recovered
SANTA CRUZ UDs.

Hundreds Assemble to Hear the DOC
trines of RepmbricanSsns Adrocated.
SANTA CRUZ, CAL, .Oct. 2-Congress-
man McLachlan of Pasadena and Colonel
w. 7. Eddy tonight addressed the largest
audience the local opera-house has ever
held. So great was the interest aroused
by the speeches these gentlemen have
made in this community that before the
doors were opened the street was crowded,
and half-hour before the advertised time
of the speech-making the house was
packed.
The speakers were introduced by Presi-
dent Galbraith of the Santa Cruz Mckin-
ley and Hobart Club. Time and again
were McLachlan's telling points applauded
and his illustrations of the folly of free
and unlimited coinage OF silver were the
most forcible heard here so far in this
campaign. Colonel Eddy was well re-
ceived.
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LOOPS oo1D MAN ELoQUENE."
Reu. j. W. Brier Win Preach the Gospel
of Protection for americans.

ReU. j. W. Brier WtH Preach the Gospel
of Protection for americans.
LODI, CAL, Oct. Rev. ]. w. Brier,
50 years old, will stamp this section of the
State for Mckinley and prosperity.
Though laden with years and hoary-
headed the old gentleman is once more
determined to take up the cause of the
American workingman and spread the
truth amorg his fellows.
II never was so much interested as at the
present time" says he, "ior l see the
danger in clear light"
Rev. J. w Brier was born in Dayton,
Ohio, on October IA. 1914. He is of Scotch
parentage, the family name being
orinally MacBriar Ephraim MaeBriar of
Scotts "Old Mortality" is claimed as one
of the family ancestors. The old gentle
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Los Angeles caMcuses.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. 2.-The city
caucuses of the Republican party were
held tonight to select candidates to be
voted for at next Tuesdays primaries as
delegates to the city convention which
meets on the Sth inst. The result is in
doubt, and it is ''any body's fight for the
Mayorality between Julius Martin, Louis
Vetter and J. 5. Slauson. Captain Cressey
and Professor Storrs also are said to be- in
the field
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. Los ANGELES REPUBzICAnS.
Rally of Mckinley Forces to BE Held ~.
the Southern City To- Day.

Rally of Mckinley Forces to BE Held tt
the Southern City To- Day.
LOS ANGELES, CAL, Oct. Great
preparations are under way for an i'm
mense Republican rally and speaking in
Hazard Pavilion here tomorrow. The
guests of honor and principal speakers of
the evening will be Senator Perkins aud
Hon. John P. Jackson. These gentlemen
will arrive on an early afternoon train
from the north. The Chamber of Com
merce, headed by President Patterson,
will extend cordial welcome and nom
partisan reception to Senator Perkins in
the afternoon, which will be attended by
the leading citizens of all parties. There
had been doubts expressed that he might
decline on account of it being construed as
partisan affair, but President Patterson
assured the Senator that such was not the
case and last evening received telegram
of acceptance from the northern gentle
man.
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Lo,rers a Mils Reoord.

DENVER, CoLo., Oct. 2.-0n soft track,
wet in places. Clint r. Coulter lowered the
worlds record for an unpaced mile to-day,
making the distance in / :59 1-5, which is
l 1-5 seconds under ali previous records.
He rode patent ratchet geared wheel with
four sprockets, the gear being 81.
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Uoman Jockeu, at Carso,,.

CARSON, New, Oct. Hockey Coats,
alias Pizen, was ruled off the track for two
years to-day for grabbing Durango by the
bride in the half mile and repeat race.
and the race was given to Durango. Sill
yer State won the .three-fourths dash.
Vanity, ridden by Mrs. Bagwell of Carson,
beat Fannie e, ridden by Miss Daisy
Allen. Both rode astrlde. The time for
the mile was IA. Christine won the
five-eighths dash in 1:03E, with Sweet
Briar second. Stanford and Cameo l.
each took a trotting heat in 2:2415. The
race will be finished o-morrow.
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sacramento,, Diamond ROBBERY.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Oct. 2.-Gus De-
vine. who was held to answer the charge
of being implicated with Wachhorst in the
late diamond robbery, was discharged or
q writ of habeas corpus to-day. He was
Immediately rearrested on the same
charge. The writ was granted on the
showing that there was not sufficient evil
dence to secure conviction. The police
claim to have secured new and important
evidence
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Co,.rstna at aberdeen.

ABERDEEN, S. D., Oct. 2.-The second
annual fall coursing came to a close to-
day. Glen Rosa, owned by John Russell
of Gable, ILL.,, won the first prize in the
Aberdeen cup stakes, Good Cheer was Sec
ond and Maid of Honor third. The last
two are Chicago dogs. The stakes of the
puppies were won by Snowbird, owned by
Nichols and Ladd of Mitchell; Moonshine
was second and Lucky Colors third. The
meet was great success in all respects.
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Ktlred sn the Hart Mime.

REDDING, CAL, Oct. 2.-At the Hart
mine, eight miles from this city, B.
Reynolds to-day met his death in most
shocking manner. Reynolds was en-
ployed as car-filler in the mine and had
climbed upon a ladder from the 200 level
to the next landing above, distance of
ninety-six feet. A loaded car passed up
as he was standing there, but before the
empty one returned he had fallen to the
200 level, striking the plank head fore
most, killing him instantly.
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Ben Butter,.orth at yad,,rorth.

WADsWoRTH, NEv.. Oct. g. The peo-
pie of Wadsworth the banner Mckinley
town of Nevada, turned out en- mass to-
night on the arrival of the passenger train
that pore Ben Bntterworth. Following
his arrival meeting under the auspices
OF the Mckinley and Hobart Club was
held. The town was lighted by bonfires,
and cannon thundered salutes. The
speaker made many telling points, and
mention of McKinley's name brought
continued cheering and applause.
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THE AL-kI AT SEATTLE.

Reported Damage to Its Propeller Proves
to Haze Been bsst TriJting.
SEATTLE, WASH, Oct. 2.-The steam
ship Alki arrived in port this afternoon,
having on board 130 passengers, 10000
cases of salmon, considerable bullion and
thirty tons of concentrates. The Al-ki's
master says the reported serious damage
to the propeller consisted only of broken
blade. caused by collision with log.
The vessel was beached at Yess Bay and
the necessary repairs made. The Al-ki
was eighteen days in making the round
trip.
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BAKERsFIELD,s BIG PARADE.
Free Trade aud Protection Contrasted by
Means of Floats.

EFee AFuuo ussu 4 FOlocttOH OOHtTusted Oy
Means of Floats.
BAKERSFIELD, CAL, Oct. 2-Senator
George G. Perkins and Congressman w.
w. Bowers addressed monster open-air
meeting here this evening. 1t was one of
the largest crowds that ever assembled at
any public gathering in the history of the
city. Close attention was accorded the
speakers and much enthusiasm was mani
tested when the names of Mckinley and
Hobart were mentioned.
The meeting was preceded by magnifi-
cent torchlight procession nearly half q
mile in length. It marched and counter
marched through the principal streets to
the time of lively airs, and at every turn
is wss greeted with tumultuous shouts
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coru.a Forestsrs, Ranaaet.

COLUSA, CAL, Oct. o. The largest
crowd that ever assem- bled in the Colusa
Tneater met tonight to listen to the Iec-
ture by DR.. 0ronhyatekha. Supreme
Chief Ranger of the world of the Inde-
pendent Order of Foresters. Every
town in the county was represented.
After the lecture banquet was given in
his honor. Covers were laid for 800 people,
and every chair was occupied. The doctor
is a full blooded Mohawk Indian.
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johnson Talks at Auburn.

AUBURN, CAL. Oct. a. Republicans
at this county seat held their third rally
tonight. The speaker was Hon. Grove
L. johnson, candidate for Congress-. A
procession headed by the Flambeau Club,
with music, bonfires and fireworks. ser we'd
as preIiminaries 10 the meeting, VIII ich
was held in the opera-house. The pa
city OF the hall is 700, and it was COM
pletely filed. Edwin F. Wright, the As
sistant District Attorney, pre- sided.
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Riverssde,s Ntsa A.semo,vman.

RIVERSIDE, CAL, Oct. 2.-The Re.
publican County Central COMMITTEES met
here to-day to name q candidate for the
Assembly in place of the convention
nominee, George H. Dole. who it was
found was disqualified. Candidate Dole
did not desire to hamper the committee.
so sent in his resignation. f. T. Linden
berger, . prominent rancher of Winchester.
was unanimously nominated for the vacant
place.
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MOUNT TAMALPAIS.

Coast Railroad. no
WEEh DAYs-Leave s F. 9:15 A. NJ. 1:45
uWrning-Arrlve s. 4. 3:25 NJ. $50 P. NJ.
SONOA fS-LeaveS ST. SA. NJ IL 80 A. NJ j an !, ~
heturning-Arrive 90 p NJ Ak = n n
licKsts TIsS for sale In Min Valley or
.,,f IJn,is. IHOs. COOK SONS, 62l Market ST., s. F.
aAa saiiey ana Mount Tamalpais Scenic Railway.
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Oratorn at Santa Ynes.

Los OLIVOS, CAL, Oct. 2.-The Popo-
cratic campaign was formally opened last
night at Santa Ynez by addresses to a
large audience by Charles A Barlow and
w. E. Shepard, nominees for Congress and
State Senator respectively.
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Yoio County, ueadIock.

WOODLAND, CAL, Oct. 2.-The dead
lock in the Republican nomination of a
Supervisor from the First District remains
unbroken. The adnerents of both Cor
nish and Cassellman are determined and
say they will not give in. Sessions have
been held each day and night. The vote
stands to 5. Offers to compromise by
leaving the nomination to the county
executive committee were met by the
same vote.
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ontario,s GREETING to Peck.

ONTARIO. CAL. Oct. 2.-An enthusi-
astic rally of Republicans was held here
last night. The Mckinley Marching Club,
clad in its new uniform, paraded. Hon.
Winifred M. Peck was the speaker.
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Sitrer Speech at .Nesonan.

NEWMAN, GAL, Oct. IA political
rally was held here this evening under the
auspices of the Newman Bryan Silver
Club. Mrs. Laura de Force Gordon was
the speaker.
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three-year-olds, $sOO-vipsania won, Margare
second, King Red third. Best time. 2:l711.
2:25 class trotting, RAILROAD stakes, $1,000
San Mateo won, Red Star second, Nancy
third. Best time, 2:17.
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RED-hot political edition. Barry's Star.