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Reeor.f. Brokeu at Butte.

BUTTE, Mont. July 31.-The Northwest
record of 2:12H for a mile pacing was
broken both by Feltfare, the Butte horse,
and Agitato, the California horse. this
morning.
Trotting, three-year-olds, Dormitian won in
two straight heats, F. W. R. second, Barbara
third. Best time, 2:271z.
Pacing, 2:10 class, Agitato won in two
straight heats, Feltfare won first heat and sec
ond money, Keen Kutter third. Agitato's
Running, half a mile, heats, handicap,
Quicksilver won both heats, Tommy second IN
first, Liberty in second, Lulu Horton third.
Time, :49 and :491z.
six furlongs, st. Jacob won. Latonia second,
Hiram Argo third. Time, 1 II.
Three furlongs, Chinook won, Pat Tucker
second, Tennessee Maid third. Time, :3515.
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wood Wilkes, Charivari, Mischief, Clay S,
Stella, Mamie Griffin, Myrtle Thorn, Faro
Bank.
2:24 trot, eleven entries, purse S500-Harvey
Me, CIadius, Alias, Addison, Niece, Los An
geles, Twilight, Harry Winchester, Auditor.
Solo, Athovis.
2:17 pace. six entries, purse S5O0-Jennie
Nc. Our Boy, Frank L, Adele, Sam Il, Promise
Me-
2:20 pace, nine entries, purse $500-Pala-
tius Adele, Colonia, Lindwood, Earthquake,
Senator, Nick o, Time Nellie B, San Linslto.
Two-year-oId colt trot, six entries. purse
$4OO-Ereta, 0wyhee, Central Girl Highland
Lad. Briar Bud Lottie Lilac.
2:I4 pace, six entries, purse $600-Javellns
Allie Cresco. PIankett, Hantord Medium, Belle,
Prince NutWood
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D|V|NES At SANTA CRUZ
Extension of Missionary Work
Is Necessary in Weak and
Destitute Fields.
The Financial Secretary Makes a
Good Shc wing in the Natter of
Collections.

SANTA CRUZ, CAL, July 31.-At the
church convention of the Christian
churches at Garfield Park to-day the first
order of business was the report of the
committee on State work, which pre-
sented resolutions that were adopted COM
mending State Evangelist Mediation and
his work. The several churches were re-
quested by the committee to permit their
ministers one month each to do mission
ary work under the direction of the State
board in the weak and destitute fields.
The matter of engaging the State evan
gelist for the coming year was left entirely
with the board. The park fund and the
evans elistic fund were united. The trus-
tess of the Curtner School for Young
Ladies requested the convention to elect
two trustees in the stead OF two whose
time had expired and Mrs. A. NJ. Elston
of Berkeley and Mrs. II. C. Ingram of
Irvington were elected.
Resolutions of commendation were
adopted mentioning the chairman, seere-
taries. railroad con- panies, the press COM
nlittee and the press, the Woman's Board
of Christian Endeavor and the colleges
and the committee requested one day OF
the next State meeting Tor Sunday-school
convention.
Sympathy was expressed for Rev. W. B.
Berry. who was taken Ill since the present
State meetings opened.
Rev w. A. Gardner, chairman of the
educational com mittee, and Rev.. II. d.
McAneny, financial secretary, reported
the condition of the Bible chairs, Stating
that Dr.. S. M. Jefferson had been en-
ployed as president and Rev. A. NJ Elston
as assistant professor. The financial Sec
retary has raised this year in Northern
California S10847 and in Southern CaIifor-
mia $23, 2S5, bringing the total for two years
to s0,031.
Resolutions of approval were adopted
and the committee directed to retain the
secretary until the endowment fund
reached 100000. or until all available
ground shall have been covered. Presi-
dent Jefferson announced two courses of
study, the classics and English, at Berke-
ley Seminary, TO open August u.
Tomorrow noon the church convention
will conclude its business, and on Sunday
the services will be the last of the State
meetings.
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AsroRIA cANaERIEs GLUTrED.
Waters AHre and Tons Of Fine Fish
DatEy 1HrosCn Atcdy.

ASTORIA, Or, July 31.-Receipts of
salmon at the various lower river can
neries are unusually heavy and far in ex-
cess OF the capacity OF the packing es-
tabIishments to handle them.
To-day fish was so plentiful that one OF
the fishermen delivered nearly 100, and il
was reported that near Sand Island the
water was alive with large chinooks.
Many were taken with gaff-hooks by men
who found themselves in the midst OF 3
large school Of fish.
At some canneries the loss Is very heavy,
tons of fine fish being thrown overheard
on account of the lack of facilities for
canning. Never since the canning in
dustry began has such run of fish been
seen, and if it continues until the close
Of the season there will be much larger
pack than has been anticipates. The fish
are OF exceptionally fine color and quality.
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Banororv cons,.ls Recooui.ea.

WASHINGTON, D. G., July s1.-The
President has recognized the following
consul. officers: Felix Aucgaine, consul
general of Para quay for the State of New
York, and William Evarts Richards. con-
sui of Paraguay at New York; G. F. Stone
honorary consul OF Guatemala and Hon
duras for the State of Illinois, with resi-
dence at Chicago; Edwin r. Heath, hon.
orary consul OF Guatemala and Honduras
for the State of Kansas, with residence at
Kansas City, and J. F. Buckner Jr., con-
sul-general of Honduras for the State of
Kentucky.
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sAyTA BARR4RA,S SCHOOLS.
Interesting Report Of County Swperin.
tradent Thurmond.

SANTA BARBARA, CAL, July 3d.
The annual report of County Superintend-
ent of Schools Thurmond has been COM
pleted and was to-day forwarded to the
State Superintendent. The total mum ber
of children of school age in the county is
1927, 2491 of whom are girls and 2476 boys.
The number of pupils enrolled in the pub
lie schools is 375l; number attending pri-
vate schools, 315; not in attendance upon
any school, SOL. Foreign-born children
number only 129. In the attendance upon
primary and grammar schools boys are in
excess, but in the high schools this pro-
portion is reversed and the girls are ahead
Amount of money received from the State
apportionment, 81, ,449 60; amount re-
ceived from the county, sS3. .316 40; amount
received from district taxes, $568 go; mis-
cellaneous sums, $1640; from sale of bonds,
s13, ,036 75; balance on hand beginning OF
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b URGLARY CHARGE DIsMIssED.
Nick Piednsonte aud I" Cop" W.Ich Re
leossd for Want Of Eridence

SAN JOSE, CAL, July 31.-The charge
of burglary against Nick Piedmonte and
Cop Welch was dismissed by Justice
Gass to-day. On May 26 Cavallaro's
grocery-store, on the corner of Fifth and
St. James streets, was burglarized, and
about 500 worth of groceries and cigars
stolen. A number of boxes of the cigars
were recovered in saloons, where they
had been sold by Welch and Piedmonte.
who claimed they had received the cigars
from o San rancisco drummer who owed
Piedmonte bill Alonzo Dtlly. an in
mate of the County Jail, testified that a
tramp known as "Scottyn had told him
during the water carnival at Santa Cruz
that he had committed the burglary. As
there was no evidence connecting the de-
fendants with the robbery, Justice Gass
ordered the charge dismissed.
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the year. s12,se4 s5; total receipts, $685.

the year. s12,se4 s5; total receipts, $685.
936 so.
Amount paid teachers for salaries, $50.
zl5; amount paiG for rent, repairs and
currente texpenses, $l3.775 80; amount paid
for buildings and furniture, $10.660 80;
amount paid for library books, SIS64 SO;
amount paid for apparatus, S797 IS. Total
expenditures. SS7, ,S12O1. Balance on hand
July 1. 1886, $10.624 49.
Valuation of schoolhouses and furniture,
S207. .480; valuation of libraries, SIS, ,610;
valuation of apparatus, $5720. Total valu-
alton, S231, $40.
Number OF volumes in libraries. II, ,478 /;
bonded Indebtedness of various districts,
S69.470; number of high schools, 8; num-
Der OF new districts organized during the
year, 3; total number of districts. 81.
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significant Loan Transactions at Seattle

Significant Loan Treas actions as Seattle.
SEATTLE, WASH. July 31.-During the
week and for the first time in years in this
State loan company, a Milwaukee con-
Germ, possibly scentiEg the battle from
afar, broke the lronclad rule OF payable in
gold coin" and executed a mortgage upon
the New York block for 500. 600 ''paya bic
ID lawful money OF the United States. -
But yesterday the screws were applied
from another point in the East when a
New York loan agency, which has for
years bought King County warrants ct
par and often given a premium, wired its
local representative not to purchase King
County warrants at any price
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Fresno's Industrial Erposssson.

FRESNO, CAL, July 31.-Interviews
with citizens of this city show that there
is practically unanimity on the PROPOSE
ton OF holding an industrial exposition in
Fresno in October. Every body is getting
enthusiastic over the idea. Another fea-
ture Of the proposed celebration will be a
meeting of the State Dairymen's Associa-
tion, if the inducements offered will be
satisfactory to the association.
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Chessmasfers, Tournament.

NUREMBERG, BAVARIA, July 31.-The
eleventh round of the international chess
masters tournament played in this city
resulted as follows: Porges and Pillsbury
drew, Walbrodt and Schiffers drew, Ja-
nowsky beat Lasker, Tarrasch and
Schleichter drew, Sreinitz beat Marco,
Tschigorin and Maroczsy drew, Schallopp
beat Charousek, Blackburn beat Winawer,
ShowaIter beat Teichmann and AIbin had
q bye
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NAV BE Raced For at Co,ces.

LONDON, Eng, July 31.-Richard Grant,
ESQ.,, secretary of the Royal Yacht Squad
ron, announces that the Bennett-Goelet
cup which was won in 1895 by the Ailsa,
will be raced for at Cowes this season, II
Mr.. Bennett agrees to the proposition.
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sHERIDaN,s APPOINTMESr
Pacific RaiIroad Dtrector.'s Commissioner
Vent THROUGH Regular ChanueIs.

Vent Through Regular ChanneIs.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 3L-In re-
gard to the appointments of Sheridan of
West Virginia as Government Director
of the Pacific Railroad, it is learned that
there was no deviation from the usual
course in these matters. Sheridan's COM
mission was prepared at the Department.
OF the Interior and forwarded TO the Presi-
dent for signature in the regular way, and
directions were given to the appointment
clerk of the Interior Department more than
ten days ago to prepare commission and
forward it to the President for the appoint
meQt
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Cut His Throat at Santa Monica.

SANTA MONICA, CAL, July 81. Harry
keehn, member of the Soldiers Home
here, who ran restaurant recently in this
city, attempted to com NIT suicide with q
knife this afternoon at O'Clock. Keehn
Is so years OF age and veteran soldier. On
arriving at his house the officer found hin,
lying with his throat cut DR. Lindsey,
who Is in attendance, states that the wind
pipe IS severed and the insertion OF tube
will be necessary. There is show for his
recovery.
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NJ. Cooper, Sacramento, John s. Petty,
Diamond sSprings. Re- toration and in
T. Waldo. Veterans
Home. Original widow-EIizabeth Par
menter, San Francisco.
Oregon: original-James Stephenson,
Forest Grove.
Washington: Original widow-Margaret
Graham, Cheney.
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IN. Pr..sdent,s Fishing Partv.

BUZZARDS BAY, Mass, July 3D.
President Cleveland. Private Secretary
Thurber, Joseph Jefferson, William II.
Crane and Charles B. Jefferson left for
Mashpee thiss morning on a bass fishing
trip. They expect to be gone until to-
morrow night. TEis is the Presidents
first trip to Mashpee within two years.
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oREGONs CRATER 1AkE.
Scientists to start o1 an Exploring TrSp
fn Fesc Days.

Scientists to Start o1s an ErpEoring TrSp
fn FesC Days.
PORTLAND, Or. July 31.-Barton w.
Everman, one of the agents of the United
States Fish Commission appointed to visit
Crater Lake with the Mazamas and Ash
land Crater Lake Club in August, arrived
in this city to-day. He will be Joined
shortly By Professor q. o. Cox, an expert
on fish and fisheries, who has been over at
Seattle for some time. Messrs. Cox and
Everman are two representatives who are
to make an official report on the trip of
exploration to Oregon's famous crater
lake. Besides Mr.. Everman and Professor
Cox there will be DR.. C. b. Marion, chief
of the division of ornithology of the Agri-
cultural Department, ]. s. DiIler and
others, who will make scientific examina-
tions of Crater Lake and the neighbor.
hood.
From Crater Lake the experts will 60 to
Klamath Lake to see what has become of
several thousand fry of white fish which
were put in there in 1889. 1t is expected
that the Forestry Commission of the Ma
tional Academy of Sciences; Professor z.
l.. Greene, boIanist of the Catholic Uni
versity of Washington; Mr.. and Mrs. ]. G..
Lennon, botanists, of Oakland, CAL;
John Muir of Martinez, CAL; Professor
Thomas Condor of the University of Ore
gon, and representatives of the United
States Weather Bureau will be in attend
ance.
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Railroad From San Diego EnssscGrd, y
SAN DIEGO. CAL, July 31-Railroad
men from different parts of the country
have revived a project to build railroad
from San Diego eastward to an advan-
tageous connection, and officers have been
elected by the directors in this city.
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Orrgon,s Languishino Wool Ina.,tr,

PORTLAND, Or, July 3D. Max 1.
Koshland, wooI-buyer of San Francisco,
has just returned from an Eastern Oregon
trip and is on his way home Regarding
the wool business, he said there was abso.
lutely nothing in it. There are no prices
to quote, and he says Eastern houses have
sent out word to their representatives here
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MEANING of 16 to in to-day's STAR For sale
sale by all newsdealers.
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ton osudnou. jako doba husitskd V Il
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klo sebey6domi vscchny ieho vrstvy. u
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telnou ncbot budi mem hisloriek6
vzpominky na onu ueidhleiit6iI dobu
dGjinaeh teskGch.
Nas ueiznamcnil6id romanopiscc do
by nyntisl, Alos Jir6sek sahnnl pro syG
nejyetsi diio "Mezi proudly. tGz k de.
imam doby toto slice dobu pfedch6-
zciief hnuti husitskG. V tomto vclikGm
SVEN spisu pfedvddf nam ndrodniho ma
seho hrdinu Jana Zilku leho mIddi,
seznaunie mas pff6nami iez yedly ku
nepfatelstN meli pravo miluifcim mia
dym mglem yrchuosli RoAmberskou
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panovaly ma sklonku 6irn6etehU a po6at
KEN patnaeteho stolcti. seznamuic mas
mladistyym Husom a ieho vrstcvniky.
le,ich snahami p6sobouim 1lsiori
ckymi lidnii proplGtnji So oysem milost
nj q jina dnbrodrulstw. finice yelky ten
spis yclkeho naseho ruman0pisce ichva.
the iimavSm jest 10 slnvem dilo hlsto-
rick6. kterel ka1d6ho 6eskeho Gtenafe
bez v}minky upoutati must merou neo
byeeinou.
Tento yelky q znameuitY romdn po6al
pfaye vyehdzeti Y Knihovnf Americke"
u tim budc kakdy miti pfile1itost lei Sc
znatl knihovna Americka lest 6asopis
pohodln6ho knihoveho forinatu tsiranky
6NsA paloichl. ktcrF vyehazi scEitech o
90 strinach. kaide diva t}dny seslt Do
rukh gyide tedy 20 seslth. 1884 stra
ndch. COD tyoh dv6 tlust6 knIhy s82
slrauaeh ka3da. A " stoii dohromndy
pouze ien = 90 Ladny milJynik zdbaynG
6ethy nemel by byti bcz Knihoyny Ame
rickt. iolikol nifalnym zphsohem ne
m6le soh6 opatfiii toiik n TAX p6kn6ho
eteni We formdte knihovem. snadno ulo-
5iteludm a syou eenu nikdy neposir6da-
iieiho
"kniEoyua Americka" sama sobS
sloii pouze 500 Dohromady tyden.
MIN Pokrokem Zdpsdu Ien ~ % ro6n6
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20 nrhnln6 na ukizku zdarma
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DROBsI ZPRAFY

V Boone, Ia, sat6en byl patek
l0let} John l.. Belt pro okradani
. stovnieh sehranek
Y Burlington, Ia, oslavovana
bude We ttvrtek pamatka padsshti-
letehs pfijeti Iowy do syarku stdth.
V Burke, Idaho, zni6en byl v
pond6li k rdou pozarem hornick$
straynf dim a 6tyry osoby plane.
mech zahynuly.
V Detroit zahajena pond6li
~. konyence me.inarodnf doutnf-
kafsk6 unie "a ata,tenstvf as 275
delegath.
Pfesidentem jmenoyana pom
deli komise, kterat yysetfiti ma
hranice indianskG reservaoc Kla
moth Oregonu.
B$y. president Harrison mel v
dterS New Yorku We schdEi klu.
bh pro dobrou menu, sestAyajfofcb
obchodnfch cestujiofeh, fec, jez
byla veliksm souhlasem pfijata.
z Mexico, Mo, oznamnie Sc, ze
miasourskh voIenskh akaiemie lezici
asi mill jihozapadn6 odtamtud lehla
We 6tyrtek rhno popelem. Skoda pa
6f Sc M $4,000, pojistenf jen na
s37, 900, Mnobo studentb utrp6lo
vetsi neb mensi poran6nf.
Doprayni a komisionafrka iirma
Dumois x Co. New Ynrku, u6inila
postup sv6ho mHjetkn. Zayazkh je
s2i3 900, majetnost nominalni fs7l,-
$40, skate6na 90 ,766. skoro veske
ry mejetek tirmy je ma kub6 vrukou
bud span9ln nebo povstalch.
n Rawlins, Wgo., vydalo Sc
mnoistvi bledach rlata ke Grand
Encampment Creeku, kde byla oh
jevena bohatA rlatA lotiska. Meri
t9mito poniniky "a zlatem nachAzi
So velkg po6et zufivtoh stfibrafa, 2
nichE imenova'i dunno pFedsedu
stAtnihn demokratick6ho Blyden.
burgha.
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