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sroCKroMs DoG SNOW.
Prices 4 scGrded to the Osrners Of HigI
Class Cdnfnes.

PFtzcS q ScGTQeu 20 TIE OfcnefS or Ht1f-
Class Cdnines.
STOCKTON, CAL, Sept 23.-The bench
show opened this afternoon. Many of
the San Francisco entries were late in
arriving, as the old-line boat ran on
sand bar and did not land the dogs from
the metropolis until nearly noon. In
consequence the real opening was held to-
night, and the bench show proved to be
the event OF the fair week. The best dogs
in the West have been sent to Stockton,
and even the greatest of dog cranks is
satisfied at the success of the show. In
every class priZe-winners IN other bench
shows have been entered, and the whole
affair is highly creditable TO the manage
ment As q social success the bench
show was one of the first water, for people
who never think of attending other affairs
were present in large numbers tonight,
and the only unfavorable comment was
on the lack OF space apportioned to the
bench-show committee.
J. Otis Fellows did not arrive until this
afternoon. With one or two exceptions
his Judging met with approval. The
awards were as followss
Mastiffs, open, dogs-A. F. Naher Stockton.
Bob, first; Henry Gross, Stockton, Grove G,
second.
Mastiffs, open, females-Mrs ]. P. Norman.
San Francisco, Lola, first; A. F. Naher, Stock.
| ton, Babe, SecOnd.
Mastiffs, puppies, females--Mrs. ]. P. Nor
| man, Robin MonteZ, Juan MonteZ and Don
Montez, each second, no first.
| ST. Bernards, challenge, dogs-There was
| only one entry in this class, the famous Grand
Master, and he was cheered when the blue
ribbon was awarded TO him.
| st. Bernards open, dogs-Harry E. Corbett's
Tammany first, Dr. A. Miles Taylor second,
Miss NJ. 3. McGanneyis Lord Hualpa third
Mazzini Bros Pluto highly commended, Franz
Frey's Tell reserved.
| st. Bernard, raugh-eoated open, fem males-
Miss Marie 1aber's Victoria Alton tirst, t. ].
| Traiuor's Bohemian Girl second, Hugh Nc
Crackep's Empress Juno third, Humboldt ken
St. Bernard, novice - Dogs, Thomas H
Browns Harold OF Navarro first; females.
Joseph Molps Olive first.
st; Bernards, rough-eOated, puppies-Dogs,
Dr.W. r. Cluness Jr.'s Reglov Jr. first; females.
| Hugh McCracken's Erma first.
| ST. Bernards, smooth-coated dogs-Thomas as
II. Browns Victor Watch first, T. H. Bushnen's
| lie Prince Jr. second, Franz Frey's Hector of
Hanenstein third, Dr.. f. p. Clark's King
very highly commended
ST. Bernard, females, smooth coated -
Mazzini Bros Vienna first.
Puppies-Sanford L. Goldstein's Nero XIII
! first.
Great Danes, dogs-J. L. Cunningham's Ivan
! first, II. Z. Plummer's Major second, Ed F.
Haas Rex Ii third.
FemaleS-A. L. Culver's Orchard Trilby first.
! Cunningham's Juanita second
oodhounds-Culver's Buckshot II, first.
Amer lean foxhounds, dogs-w. L. Prather
Jr.'s Sport first. L. carrigan's Frisco second.
Females-Prathers Bell first, Carrigan's
| Flossie NJ second.
| Puppies, dogs-Prather's Brilliant first
Puppies, females-Pra theirs Theima first.
| Newfoundland-C.V V. Salix, Stockton, Carlo
| first; Mrs. Pellegrini, stockton, Moro. second /:
| H. C. Palmer, Stockton, Memo p third.
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SANrA RosA RALLY.
Kepmd diicGn Denomination Arranged Tor.
Saturday Ereni9i0.

Republican Demonstration Arranged To,.
Saturday Ereni1i9.
SANTA ROSA. CAL, Sept. 23.-At a
meeting of the Mckinley and Hobart Club
of this city last night Albert G. Burnett,
nominee for Superior Judge, rendered his
resignation as chairman and Major C.
Fountain was unanimously selected 10
succeed him. A com mittee was appointed
10 arrange for the reception of Senator
George e. Perkins and Hon. w. r. Davis
on Saturday night, when one of the big
demonstrations of the campaign will take
place.
Somers r. Fulton, chairman of the
finance committee, reported TO the club
that no difficulty was encountered IN get
ting funds. and that the number of liberal
Republicans willing to contribute So or $40
10 the good cause made his work exceed
lngly pleasant and easy.
Hon. j. A. Barham and Hon. ". r.
Davis have arranged to address the people
OF Healdsburg on Wednesday evening,
September 30, and the people of that pa
triotic burg are already making arrange
ments Tor rousing reception.
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CH|LDREN'S DAY
At EUREKA'S FAIR
Little Tots Gather From
Far and Near to See
the Exhibits.
CONTESTS OF CYCLERs.
Stark Of Ferndale Easily Wins
the Two-Mi1e Professional
Handicap.
HIS CASH PRIZE WITHHELD.
The Rider Believed to Be Under
League Suspension-Terrill Takes
the Mile Open.

EUREKA, CAL, Sept. 23.-This was
county school children's day at the fair,
and provided with free-admission tickets
they hocked into town from all parts of
the county. bringing their parents with
ahem. The early trains were so crowded
that it became necessary to make extra
trips after the waiting crowds clustered
about the small stopping places along the
route.
By noon the excursionists were all in
town, and preparations were begun for the
afternoons sport. Those who did not go
to the races went to the pavilion, hoping
to secure good look at the exhibits before
the throng began to surge in in the
evening.
The afternoon bicycle races were held at
South Park. and long before the time for
the races to begin, the grand stands were
crowded. Fully $500 people witnessed the
events.
Tae race were all hotly contested, with
the exception of one, and that A. V.
Starke of Ferndale won hands down. II e
is new man here and was given 800 yards
handicap in the two-mile PROFESSIONAL
race. His record is being looked into, for
it is believed he is still on the suspended
list of the L. A. w. Pending the investi-
CATION his prize of $50 has been withheld.
In the one-mile professional Allan Jones
and Roma Dow had a mixup, in which
both were thrown from their wheels, but
not seriously injured. The summary fol-
lows:
Half a mile scratch, amateur-R. Gilman
won, +. Hauck second, A. II. McNulty third.
Time, 1 90 1-5.
Mile open, professionally. A. Terrin won,
r. L. Long second, d. L. Whitman third.
Time, . 80.
Mile handicap, amateur-A; II. McNnlty C9ol
won, F. Hauck (25) second. Time, 2:21.
Mile scratch, professionally. F. Terrill won,
D. E. Whitman second. Time, 2: :42.
Two-mile handicap, amateur-A. H. Nc
Nulty Q75) won, F. Hauek (50) second. Time,
sos Is.
Two-mile handicap, professionally. V.
Starke (300l won, d. Z. Whitman l75) second,
r. E. Dow (11O) third. Time, 4:4S 80.
Not since the fair was opened has
so large crowd been in attendance as at
to-night's band concert at the pavilion.
Fully 1000 people attended.
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PORT ANGELES DESER7l0Ns.
Twenty Men Leave the United States Cruiser
Philadelphia and Are Not
Recuofured.

PORT TOWNSEND, WASH, Sept. 23.-
The disbanding of the naval feet at pres
ent concentrated at Port Angeles for
maneuyering will occur at an early date.
All but two of the vessels will return to
Mare Island, the exceptions being the
Bennington and the Monadnock, which
are scheduled TO spend a couple of weeks
here before leaving the Sound. The
mobilization has been beneficial in thor
oughly drilling the men. but disastrous as
regards assertions, twenty men having
recently left the Philadelphia in a body.
Owing to the ruggedness of the country
about Port Angeles, it is extremely diff
cult to capture deserters.
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Gator Gets Two of the Three
Fusion Candidates for
the Assembly.
THE CAMPAIGN IN MENDoCINo.
Republicans Are Active Throughout
the COunty-Rallies in Many
Towns.

SAN JOSE, CAL, Sept. 23.-The Demo
cratic and Populist county conventions
met in this city to-day. Victor Scheller
was chairman of the former and e. E.
Cothran presided over the latter. Fusion
was agreed upon, the Populists getting
one Superior Judge and two out of the
three Assemblymen. The ticket as agreed
upon is as follows:
Superior Judges-M. H. Hyland (D.) J. P
Welch Pop.).
Senator fhirty-frst Distriet-Noble T. Biddle
(D.).
Assem- blyman Fifty-fourth District-E. C.
Hurlbert (Pop); Fifty-ffth District, G. NJ. Sui
livan (Pop); Fifty y'sixth District, J. j. Nc
Lsurin (D.).
upervisors-Second District, J. W. Walthall
d.; Third District, F. W. Moore (D.); Fifth
district, J. w. Bubb (D.).
Joseph r. King was nomir ated for City
Justice, and the law as to whether that
position is a county Office and holds for
four years will be tested.
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protection as the only measure of relief
for the country and the only one by which
the Government, if at all, could maintain
free coinage of silver. The speaker ex-
planned his position on the railroad fund
ing bill and why the measure before the
last Congress EN- bodied the only true busi-
ness method for securing payment of the
debt due the Government.
Mr.. Johnson's reference to his course as
regards the mineral land pill was greeled
with hearty applause. 1t was followed by
an eloquent appeal 10 the voters to disre-
gard all theories and guesswork doctrines,
and stand by the long tried and sound
principle of protection to American indus
tries. The strong stand taken by the
speaker in the question of checking foreign
immigration as a necessary adjunct to the
doctrine of protection to American labor
was cheered to the echo, and was one OF
the many telling points scored in his argu-
ment.
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Los angeles campai0m committees.

LOS ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 23.-The
Republican County Central Committee
and the auxiliary committee met this fore
noon in executive session in the Westmin-
ster Hotel and appointed committees as
follows:
Law committee-Henry T. Gage, chairman /;
]. X. Fnlayson, J. C. Rives, Z. c. DEMO, Leon
+. Moss
Canvass and challenge committee. w.
Vaughn, chairman: W. II. Cook, Wilbur c.
Dow, J. B. Neville, A. II. Naftzger.
Finance committee-Major w. II. Bonesall,
chairman; G. L. Donnatin, Howard Longley,
John s. Cox, C. <. Slosson.
Printing and advertising committee-Colonel
]. b. Neville. chairman; w. X. Sargent, A. j..
Gwynn, ]. w. Springfield.
Election day committee-W. H. Cook, chair
man; Fred w. Wood, Wilbur q. Dow, A. Il.
Naftzger, George L. Arnold.
The resignation of w. E. Drummond of
the Sixty-sixth Precinct as a member OF
the executive committee was accepted,
and George L. Arnold was elected to fill
the vacancy.
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MENDOCINO POLITICS.
Republicans Wd0in0 Gn A00resstre Cam
paign Throughout the County.


Pnign Throughout the County.
MEND0CINO, CAL, Sept. 23.-Mendo.
cino County has during the past few
weeks placed itself on record as being
strongly in favor of William Mckinley
and neutrality-suspicious. to American
industries and protection to American
labor. The Hon. J. w. Johnston, late of
Nebraska, and Hon. George A. Sturtevant
of Ukiah have been making a campaign
tour of this county, speaking in every
town and cross roads. They have met
with the most fattering reception in all
the towns along their route. Men,
women and children are showing the
greatest interest in the great questions
that are being discussed.
Mr.. SturteYant speaks on finance and
Mr.. Johnston on protection and other is
sues. Both are forcible and logical speak
ers, who understand their subjects per-
fectly and present strong arguments,
backed by Government statistics. Re-
Gently they spoke in this place to the
largest and most enthusiastic audience
ever gathered here. Teams from ad Join
ing towns began 10 arrive before O'Clock,
coming as far as fifteen miles, loaded with
voters. Cheer upon cheer was given for
Mckinley, Hobart and protection as they
drove into and through the town.
At 1880 o'clock the streets were lined
with people following the largest torch
light procession ever formed in Mendocino
County, headed by the Mendocino Brass
Bard and Mckinley clubs marching and
cOuntermarching through the streets to
the Odd Fellows new hall, one of ths
largest outside of San Francisco. Many
of the houses along the line OF march were
beautifully illuminated.
The platform was occupied by many oi
the leading citizens OF the county. DIR. ].
w. Milliken, acting as chairman, intro
duced the speakers in very plain and
concise statement OF the position of the
Republican party, claiming that the pres.
ent campaign and election was the most
important since 1860. when the loyal Dem.
ocrats joined the Republican party 10 save
the Union.
Mendocino County will give the largest
. Republican vote ever poled in the county
as the voters realize the fact that all of oul
industries need protection.
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From Vancouver to Rossiand

VANCOUVER. B.. c., Sept. %. = The
Vancouver Eastern Railway Company is
projecting a road in almost straight line
to Rossland and Trail, tapping rich but
at present almost inaccessible mining
country. The completion of the project
will bring the famous mines of the interior
close to the coast, and the company hopes
to secure for Vancouver smelters the ore
now going to the States
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GREENWOOD is SIX KEPrICAL.
Doubts That the Murderer. of Hts H3fs Is
an Prison.

VALLEJO, Call, Sept. 23-Captain
John Greenwood was to-day shown the
statement OF William Moore, who says he
killed the captains wife Mrs. Greenwood,
on the night of February 8, 1891. Captain
Greenwood doubts the statement. He IS
quite certain of being able to identify the
person if he has an opportunity of seeing
him. 1t IS his sincere hope that if Moore
is the man that he claims to be he will be
tried and properly dealt with according to
law.
Captain Greenwood returned to his
ranch this evening. AS soon as the self
confessed murderer is brought to Napa he
will go there to identity him. The features
of the man are indelibly imprinted upon
his mind, and he thinks there will be no
likelihood of failure in Identifying the
man who committed the crime if he has
really been captured.
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FAR rEMp1EroN MISSING.

BeIiered to Hare EIoped Win Rich
Young PhiiadeIphian.
MONTREAL, QUEBEC, Sept. 23.-Fay
Templeton, the well-known actress, has
disappeared. 1t is said she has eloped
with a young man named Brown, who is
said to be related to a wealthy Philadel-
phia family. Miss Templeton was joined
by Brown at Springfield. Mass, Saturday
afternoon, when she shipped her trunks
to Montreal: Since then nothing has been
heard of her. 1t is believed Miss Temple
ton has gone to Europe with young Brown
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CAMrAIGN IN WooDLAAp.
Republicans, Democrats md Equal SUI
TrGgtsts to Hold Meetings.

DeUAOCFhtS InO Eqft0I SuT-
TTGgtSts to Hold Meetings.
WOODLAND, CAL, Sept. 23.-The Re-
publican mpaign will be formally opened
in this county next Tuesday, when rati-
fication meeting will be held in Armory
Hall. During the day the County Con-
vention will be held and nominations
MADE ior the Assembly, Superior Judge
and three Supervisors. AT. the evening
session D. e. McKinlay, a candidate for
Presidential eIector, will be the principal
speaker. Tne Mckinley and Hobart Club
met tonight and appointed Judge Ruggles
and ID. c. Howard to omplete the neces-
sary arrangements. The club is steadily
growing and now mum bers several hundred
active workers.
The woman suffragists will also omen
their campaign next week Mrs. Carrie
Chapman-Catt has been engaged to deliver
an address at the mass-meeting ON Tues.
day evening.
Hon. Eugene Deuprey of San Francisco
will speak for the Democrats next Satur.
day evening.
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SAN ANDREAs RALLY.

cOm0resshnGn johnson Speaks at a Re-
publican Gathering.
SAN ANDREAS. CAL, Sept. 29.-The
reception given Hon. Grove L. johnson bv
the Republicans of San Andreas tonight
was enthusiastic. Metropolitan Hall was
crowded to overfowing. On introducing
the speaker Chairman E. F. Floyd made e
eloquent reference TO Mr.. Johnson's un.
paraIleled record during his maiden term
in Congress, which elected enthusiastic
applause from the audience. Johnson's
argument lasted two hours and was a
mastery presentation Of the principles OF
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CrandattvfIle,s McKtnlev Cl,,b.

CRANDALLvILLE, CAL, Sept. 23.-Tne
Republicans of Crandallville have organ
lied Mckinley club with good mem
bership. The officers are: President, f. L..
Donohoo; vice-president, M. Richmond /;
secretary, Bert Thorndyke; treasurer, a.
+. Mansfield. After the organization Of
the club the meeting was addressed by
Hon. II. V. Morehouse, candidate for Sen.
ator in the ThirtY-irst District
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Stor,,v Conrentio,, ot Col,.,a,

COLUSA, CAL, Sept. 23.-The Demo
cratic County Convention met here this
afternoon and after one of the stormiest
meetings ever held in the county elected
delegates to represent the county in the
joint convention to be held at Bartlett
Springs on September 26 to select a candi-
date for Assemblyman to represent Colusa,
Glenn and Lake counties. A new central
committee was also elected with Robert
Cosner as chairman, w. T. Beville secre-
tary and j. w. Goad treasurer
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Fusiom Completed ia the seventh.

MODESTO, CAL, Sept. 2S.-The Demo
cratic Congressional committee OF the
Seventh District met here this morning
and nominated G. FL. Castle of Merced for
Congress from this district. This is in
accordance with the agreement at the joint
convention at Merced on Monday evening.
L. w. FulKerth and 2. Ii. Griffin, mem
bers of the committee, left on the noon
train for Sacram mento to file the nomina-
ton with the Secretary of State, as re-
ouired by law.
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SenLtIe,a Gold Den,onrnts.

SEATTLE, WASH, Sept. 23.-Seattles s
gold standard Democrats met in conyen-
ton this afternoon and named thirty del
egates from King County to the Sound
money Democratic State Convention, to
be held at TacomDo on September 26 to
place an electoral ticket in the field.
George Donworth presided.
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Sufgagists at Sacramento.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, Sept. 23.-Metro-
politan Theater was packed from floor 10
dome tonight with an audience gathered
to listen to the exponents of the woman s
suffrage question. The speakers were
Miss Anthony and Mrs. Carrie Chapman
Gait. The latter. most eloquent and
earnest speaker, frequently brought forth
hearty rounds of applause
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RnILu at AnneIs Cnmn.

ANGELS CAMP. CAL, Sept. 23.-The
most enthusiastic and intelligent gather
ing that has assem- bled here during the
campaign listened to the logical address
of Hon. Grove l.. Johnson, the Republican
nominee for Congress in the Second Dis
trict, at Dolling's Hall last evening. The
meeting was called TO order by Lewis ].
Hutchinson. Mr.. Johnson delivered bril-
liant address.
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ClaiIans 0fictaI's NarrOw EscaDe.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH, Sept. 2s.-
While returning from az official trip to
East Clallam on Sunday County Surveyor
E. A. Fitzhenry of Clallam County barely
escaped with his life from falling tree.
which smashed the pomlnel of his saddle
and broke the neck of the horse he was
riding. The force of the blow drove Fitz-
henry into the air as though shot from a
catapult. He escaped uniniured
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Vanoouver,s Nesc Faotory,

VANCOUVER. B. c.. Sept. pa fac
tory is to be erected in Vancouver for sup
plying all the Gamers in the salmon in
dustry in British Columbia with cans. As
Is the case with almost every big project
of late, San Francisco capital is building
the factory The capital stock of the COM
Pany is $500, 600; $S5, 600 worth of stock has
been taken,
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Total value of all property after de
Po,cer for Socramento.

SACRAMENTO. CAL, Sept. 23.-The
Capital Gas Company OF Sacramento has
made an alliance with the South Yuba
Water Company which gives the citizens
of Sacramento the advantage of an cleo
trio supply from two water sources. This
news has just leaked out here and has
caused quite hutter in commercial and
financial circles. 1t is great coup on the
part of the Capital Gas Company.
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Mead cqpt,.rees at Ha,,fora.

SAN DIEGO, CAL, Sept. 23.-William
Mead, who escaped from Detective Els
worth at Newport Landing, near Los An
geles, six weeks ago, while being taken to
San Quentin to serve three years for grand
larceny, was captured at Hanford by
Sheriff Buckner OF King County two days
ago.. Mead is now in the CUSTODY of
Deputy Sheriff Jennings on tue way to
State prison.
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Democratic Speakers at cotusa.

COLUsA, CAL, Sept. 23.-The Demo-
cratic campaign was formally opened here
tonight by Hon. Warren B. English, the
Democratic and Fopulist nominee for
Congress, and the Populist leader, j. L..
Gilbert OF Fresno. Armory Hall was
filled to overtlowing.
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Net0 Stmdrnt, at Sfanforer,

STANFORD UNIVERSITY, CAL, Sept.
2S.-sDr. Elliott, the registrar. has Just
COMPLETED his final calculation on this
yeaSs registration. He finds that there
are lin the freshman class 332, of which
number 1lS are co-eds. There are thirty
MORE new students than there were in last
years freshman class at this time.
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steav,,r Lt,,e TO Tancoaver.

VANCOUVER, B. c.. Sept 23.-In-
formation has been received here that the
British India Steam Navigation Company
of London will establish a line between
New Zealand and Vancouver. The first
steamer, the Avonca, will leave New Zea-
land in about fifteen days.
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students enrolled from several States aud
a much larger attendance than was pre-
dicted. The large numbe OF instructors
were kept very busy enrolling newcomers.
The institution is earning an excellent
reputation for thorough work.
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Enirure nt Santa Cruz.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, Sept. 23.-The
Santa Cruz Ice Company. composed of G.
Huyck, L. r. Huyck and J. T. Huyck,
failed to-day. The liabilities are $4,000;
the assets, principally real estate, about
$4,000, and difficult to realize upon.
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sHOT FRoM AMBUsH.

Fate of Three Hen Who Attempted to
Leare Havana.
HAVANA, CUBA, Sept. pa detach-
ment of local military and squad of
police to-day laid in ambush In the out
skirts of the city and killed three men
who were attempting to leave the country.
1t is announced that the rebel leader
Ramierez, with eight of his followers, has
surrendered at Ceranz.
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Santa Barbara Foreclosure Suit.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, Sept 23-
Pedro Baron has instituted a suit against
Zacharie Dew Fonnereau both as heir and
executor of the will of Thomas Claude
Fonnereau, late of Santa Ynez, 10 recover
the sum of $4,000 and to foreclose a mort
gage upon certain lands in the vicinity of
the College Rancho.
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Cialtan. CoMntn Forest E,irea.

PORT TOWNSEND. WASH, Sept. 23.-
Fierce forest fires are again reported in the
interior of Clallam County. where raanv
settlers have been LETT homeless by the
flames The fires are believed to have been
of il oendiary origin, aud settlers are organ
izinR vigilante parties to discover the
iderEtity of the miscreants.
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keeoon Remontnated at santa Rosa.

SANTA ROSA, CAL, Sept. 23.-The
Democratic County Central Committee
met in this city to-day and renominated J.
w. Keegan. the Populist nominee, for AS
semblyman. This second nomination was
deemed necessary for fear that the in
dorsement of Keegan by the executive
committee would not prove legal.
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DERVISHES ON THE Run.
They EvdcWGte DongOfa Before the Id
pdHce of the EE1EtsH.

LONDON, ENG, Sept. 23.-General Sir
II. Fl. Kitchener, commander of the
Anglo Egyptian expedition into the Sou
dan, has telegraphed to the Foreign Office
that he has definitely occupied Dongola,
and that the dervishes have evacuated
that province.
number of dervishes have surrendered
to the Egyptian troops, and large guam
tity of stores and munitions of war have
been captured from the enemy.
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Vesseis Stormbound in England.

LIVERPOOL, ENe.. Sept. pa heavy
gale prevailed on the Irish coast to-day.
The storm was so severe that the White
star line steamer Teutonic, which was to
nave sailed for New York to-day, was pre-
vented from leaving the Mersey on either
OF the tides. Many local steamers, as well
here.