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A large delegation ol colored peo. ple of this city attended the silver wedding of Rev. F. R. Carolina in Little Rock Thursday. Revs. Jones and Battles were among the speakers A large crowd also at tended the departing ceremonies of the cnlored humunes.
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The evidence in the case proves Hoods Sarsaparilla cures rheuma- tism, dyspepsla, catarrb. that tired feeling. scrofula. rolt rheum, bOils, humors and all blood diseases.
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Visit Longley's Shaving Parlor and Bath House. They are newly fitted from top to bottom and are the finest in the city. 6-S0 dtf
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Hoods Pills are prompt and eff cient, always reliable, easy to take, easy to operate.
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Miss Nellie Collier and sister. Mrs. Rob Lee and son, Collier, left Aester- day for Altheimer. to remain 2 few weeks.
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Gunther's famous chocolates and bcnbons a t Mitchell's, oniy. POS Main street. II l5 If
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Fifteen cents warth of the best chewing gum for five cents at the Met ain Grocery Co. 6 26 dtf.
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Capt. William L. Sibert, captain of the U. <. Army Engineers, came down from Little Rock yesterday evening and left today on the Harbin for Memphis.
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Miss Bessie Smith left yesterday for AltLeimer, to visit friends.
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Sent IUleeRIp Grapbic.
WEATHER FORECAST.

Fair except showers in the eastern portion tonight. Saturday partly cloudy; stationary temperature.
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Shelving and counters for sale Apply to M. Schwartz, 909 Baarra- que st. G s d30t
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X eahlegram was received in this city today from Mir. Geo. Butter worth who stated he had arrived safely In Liverpool.
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Mr. A. E. Becker left today for his home in Chicago, after brief visit to relatives in this city.
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Mir. Tracy Mills left this morning on business trip to Alexandria, La. and Arkansas City.
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NEW YORK.
COTTON

New York, N. Y, July 15- Spots, barely steady and unchanged; middling, 6 3 16; sales, 120.
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Educate Your Bowels With Cascarets.
 Candy Cathartic, cure constipation forever. I0c. 25c If C. c. C. fail. druggists refund money.
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Miss Zoe Simpson left yesterday for her home in New Gaseony, after q brief hut pleasant visit 10 friends in this city.
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Mes8rs. II. L. Jenning and Alvin Reap were fined $5 each in the police court this morning for leaving teams unhitched.
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Mir. Leon Eilbott. of Altheimer, is i'll the city.
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Miss Annie May Cross is visiting friends at Hope Ark
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Lumber from $5 co per M, up. at Cady's mill dtf.
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Mir. N. E. Trnlotk left yesterday for Bridgeport, Conn., where hls wife is very i'll. We hope for her speedy recovery.
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Paper bags and wrapping paper cheaper than ever known before. Telephone the Adams-W Wilson Print ing Go. dtf
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Mrs. Bettie Houston leaves Satur- day for Warren, 10 visit friends.
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will Scott and Dan Shields were fined $5 each in the police court this morning for being drunk and dis orderly.
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The Steamer John N. Harbin came in from Memphis yesterday.
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Fresh strawberries received every V a Joe C. Meyers. dti
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Mir. Nj. K. Deal, of st. Louis, is in the city on business.
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Fresh cooked rolled ham at Joe c. Meyers. If
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I will give special prices on suits until fall. Ihave 8 large stock of all styles of dress and fancy suitings. BURNS, the Tailor, over Bank of Pine Bluff. 7.6 d1m
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Cady sells lumber at $5.O0. dit
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If you want youc orders delive red at once, you can get it at Joe c. Meyers. dtf
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CITY ITEMS.

cady sells lumber at s5,oo. dtf.
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XATATED--2 neat rooms for light house w keeping in West End or La Seside Address B, care GRAPHIC. 7S d6t
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No-To- Bac foR Fifty Cents. Guaranteed tobacco habit cure, makes weak men strong, blood pure. soc, sl All druggists
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Hires Root Beer at Joe c. Meyers
 If
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Mir. ]. C. Lille. of Conway is Il Pine Bluff visitor today.

Mrs. D. NJ. Koane left yesterday for Colorado to recuparate.
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Standard sugar cured hams | cents per pound.
 6.26 dtl. Mccain Grocery Co.
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FOR SALE--s5 yards new rag carpet for sale I Call at 500 west 9th ave. Il it
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Capt E. L. Taylor, and his two charming daughters, Misses Fay anC Irene lett yesterday for Co oraeo Springs, Colo. to spend the remain der of the heated term
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c A @ TT CD R A. Baar,tb 4 1h8 kind You Have Always Bought Signature sf &>z%2AIzx
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FOR RENT--A house. furnished or unfu7 \ nished. Call at SIS Walnut St,
 d6t P, NJ, BRIDGES.
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DOARDERs WANTED Furnished rooms D and board: terms reasonable; in Ozark Mountains: Address Mrs. E. D. Cook, Ben tonvIlIe Ark.
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FOR SALE; Two Good Mich cows.
 \ T. J. WILSON,
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To Cure onsttpation Forever.
 Take Cascarets Candy Cathartie. 10c or 25c. If C. C. (. fall to cure, druggists refund money.
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Miss Grace York left yesterday for Hot Springs to sojourn for few weeks.
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Rev. r. B. Sapp and wife left ye9- terday for Fayetteville to spend a few weeks.
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Mrs. Toss Fowler left yesterday for Kansas City to visit for several weeks.
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NOTICE.
 On and after July l, 1898, I will have a first class bread and cake baker. He has had thirty years experience in the business. I will be able to furnish bread and cakes of all kinds on short notice.
 Fl dtf Jog c. MEYER.
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OiiiPdiy '....-.s.. 81, 800
Brown Bear Mining Company. 8. COO
74,250
21,500

company observation-disclosures. 20 200 IA oso
Brown Bear Mining Company. 5000 81 5S9
Inc wealthy mine owners who own
or control the great properties inst
enumerated formed a pool and decided
10 carry the question, which is far
reaching In it's effects, into the civil
courts. Ihey have employed ex-Sena-
tor c. w. Cross of San Francisco 70
prosecute their claims. R. L. Carter of
trinity County and the law firm of
carter, Dozier & Wells of Redding and
Red Bluff have been retained to look
after Trinity Countys interests.
The Chloride Bailey mines, originally
assessed at $500 and raised to S15 600
were recently sold to domestic syn
a q Tor $4,000. Homer Wilson, a
financial agent Of San Francisco. pro-
noted the sale. A fine ten-stamp mill
mas been added to the property's equip
ment. The Altoona Quicksilver Min
ing company is regarded as one of the
pest mining properties in the State,
having an output monthly of 600 TASKS
OF quicksilver. The company has one
pump IN It's great modern plant worth
double the original assessment. The
BroWn Bear mine is the famous prop
erty from which Henry Martin derived
the fortune which Mrs. John Martin
sought In the courts to share. Baron
e. de la Grang of Paris Is at the head
OF the French syndicate owning La
Grange hydraulic mines, controlling an
immense acreage of the richest gravel
deposits in Trinity County. This com
pany lately put in siphon line of two
loot hydraulic pipe on which the rail-
road freight alone from the East to
Redding amounted to over $4,000. The
company also drove a water canal
tunnel which required two years to
finish.
If the mine owners win their suit it
means loss to Trinity County of $4,000
annually. Trinity is sparsely settled
and many of the county offices are
combined so that such a shortage in
reality means to that isolated COM
munity what a deficit of several hun
dred thousand dollars would mean to
San Francisco.
One factor that was of Importance in
the bringing Of the suit by the pool
of mine owners was the recent sale of
the Chloride-Bailey group. Unless the
assessment as raised by the Board of
Equalization is paid clear title cannot
be given by The original owners.
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Alameda Political Notes.

OAKLAND, Sept. 26-The new Demo
cratic County Central Committee is COM
posed of the following:
First Ward-John Mcnamara. NJ. J. O'Dea,
r., j. Murphy.
Second Ward-C. H. Townsend. J. J. Peg
Third Ward-P. oKane. L. Kehoe. P. ].
Ryan.
Fourth Ward-C. W. Logan. ]. P. Reddy. NJ.
Byrne.
Fifth Ward W. Laymance. H. C. McPlke,
nj. J. O'Gara.
Sixth Ward-C. D. O'Gara, P. Mullan. C. d.
Seventh Ward-George ruches, c. E. Trower.
Brooklyn Township-G SILL J. F. Hayes.
y. G. HARDWOOD
g. Scully.
Berkeley-D. H. FRYE. u. Newell. C. T.
Oakland Township-Thomas H. Murray. F.
Eden Township-Carl Iverson, c. Petersen. A.
de Camp.
Murray Township-Winiam Eean. F. Fen
non, George Detjen.
Washington Township r. Chadbourne A.
J. Rodergues, o. p. Moulton.
A meeting will be held in a few DAVIS,
when the new committee will organize and
arrange for the campaign.
County Clerk Jordan has reonened his
office for registration, and will register
TIL fifteen days prior to election.
The Republican County Central Commit
tee meet tomorrow afternoon. All the
candidates will be present and the de-
tails Of the campaign viii be decided
upon.
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THE POPUL|STS
FIGHTING FOR
A PARTY NAME
Lively Row Before the
Supreme Court.
BOTH SIDES ARE READY
FACTS OF THE CONTROVERSY
ARE ADMITTED.
The Fusion Contestants Ask That
Secretary of State Brown Be
Compelled to Recognize
Them.

The fight for the Populist party desig-
nation on the State ticket will be heard
this afternoon by the Supreme Court sit
ting in bank. The case was set for hear
ing yesterday, but as counsel had not
agreed on a statement of facts, continu-
ance was neceSSitated.
The proceedings will come up in the
form of mandamus suit begun by Ed
ward /. Hutchinson, the fusion candidate
for Lieutenant Governor, to compel Sec
rotary of State Brown to recognize the
wing OF the Populist party that nominated
James G. Mcguire for Governor
1t Will be remembered that there was a
bolt in the Populist convention at Sacra-
mento when Mcguire was nominated.
The middle-of-the-road" Popuists, who
were opposed to Mcguire and fusion,
withdrew and organized another conven-
ton. The 'middle-of-the-road men" nom
mated a straight Populist ticket, with T.
w. II. Shanahan of Shasta as their stand
ard bearer. When the convention adj
Journed both factions filed their tickets
with Secretary Brown, who after con-
siderable elaboration decided that the
ticket headed by Shanahan was entitled
to the Populist designation. Thereupon
Hutcnlson instituted the mandamus pro-
ceedings against Brown in the Supreme
Court.
When the case was called yesterday af-
t teTno9n. 7. V. Gator appeared for the
White. Carrot McEnerney, and Judge
Van Meter appeared for the fusion Popu-
ilsts; Senator White said that there ex-
listed some points of difference concern
ing the deductions to be drawn from the
pleadings. He stated that he and his col
leagues had worked on the matter all
Sunday and were not yet through with
their labors.
Il think" said he, that If the hearing
is continued until tomorrow afternoon
we can meet with Mr.. Gator and agree
q GfAfpmanf ~ ThA,, ha+h
sides will be ready to proceed with the
argument of the law points involved
Gator announced that he would confer
with the other side, and the hearing was
accordingly postponed.
The attorneys then withdrew, and after
three hours consultation arrived at an
agreed statement of the facts The diff
ferences We're but slight. The only OBJ
Jections found were TO some of the de-
auctions made by Gator in his answer
hled on behalf of Brown. The stipulation
Will be typewriter and signed by all of
the counsel this morning and in the af-
"e a4oulIlents viii be heard by
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S0LLY SMITH LOSES
THROUGH A MISHAP

NEW YORK, Sept. 26.-Dave Sullivan
of Ireland and Solly Smith of Los An
gcles, featherweights, met tonight at the
Greater New York Athletic Club for
twenty-five round bout, but Smith was
incapacitated early in the fight The bout
was stopped at the end of the fifth round
by the referee, who awarded the honors
to Sullivan.
During the second round Smith had the
misfortune to break his left arm near the
wrist. He used 1t lightly a few times in
the third round. and It hung loosely In the
everybody that the Californian could not
continue. Smiths accident robbed him of
what certainly would have been q vic
tory. as 1t was apparent to every one that
he was by far the cleverer
Sullivan's brother, Spike" bet lot Of
money on his brothers ability to best the
Western man.. forcing his price to 100 to rs,
and he won big pile on the result
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-27
ROOSEVELT SEEMS TO
HAVE A CLEAR FIELD
Believed Black Will Not GO Into
the New York Republican
Convention

SARATOGA, N. Y, Sept. 26.-There Is
hardly an impartial observer here to-
night who does not believe that the ticket
to be nominated by the Republican State
Convention Tomorrow will be headed by
Colonel Theodore Roosevelt for Governor
and Timothy L. Woodruff for Lieutenant
Governor.
Chauncey NJ. Depew, who is to name
afternoon and is positive that his candi-
date has an almost clear field. 1t was
pretty well decided late tonight that
Governor Black will not go into the con-
vention. His friends are urging him to
do so, but up to this time he has stoutly
maintained that 1t would not be dignified
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TRINITY SUED BY
A MINING POOL
Corporation Attack on
Assessments.
BIG LEGAL FIGHT OPENED
MOVE MEANS MUCH TO THE
COUNTY.
If the Allied Companies Are Victori-
Gus the Public Schools Must
Close and Road Work
Cease.
BIG LEGAL FIGHT OPENED
MOVE MEANS MUCH TO THE
COUNTY.
Special Dispatch to The Call.

REDDING, Sept. ga proposition
at law which, if carried to a successful
issue, means the closing of the public
schools, the cessation of road work and
the practical impoverishment of Trim
ity County, is now In full swing. Five
of the largest and wealthiest mining
corporations of Trinity County have in
stituted suit against County Clerk Car
ter to wipe from the assessment rolls
the increased assessments of the several
companies levied by the Board of
EQUALIZATION. The suits are brought
against the County Clerk for the reason
that the assessment roll has been re-
ceipted for by him from the Assessor,
and Is therefore not in the latters
possession.
The Board of Supervisors, sitting as
Board of Equalization, cited the sew
eral corporations to appear and show
cause why their several assessments
should not be raised. Representatives
appeared before the board and after
giving them hearing at a stormy ses-
sion lasting several days the Board of
EQUALIZATION raised the several assess
ments as follows:
Original Increased
Assessment. To.
Chloride Bailey mines $500 SIS 900
Globe mine Robert Wood
burn) ..-..................-. 4,l5O 23, $50
Altoona Quicksilver Mining
Company OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 8, 100 1880
La Grange Hydraulic Mining
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The Thirty-Eighth Republicans.

THE Owl club Republicans of the
Thirty-eighth District at their last meet
ing in Oriental Hall, COS McAllister street.
elected the following officers: President.
Charles F. McCarty; vice president, John
Bell: secretary, Sol Kraus; treasurer
Fred kronenberg Jr.; sergeant at arms
Thomas Kelly; campaign committee
Charles McCarty, Thomas Frazer Jr
John Bell, Joseph Strauss. Thomas Kel-
ly; executive committee-George Tantau
Henry Wreden. Fred Kronenberg Jr
Frank Kent, w. Buckley, George Rohrs,
Ed Kerdell.
The meeting was enthusiastic, and re-
suited in the Endorsement of the follow
ing candidates: For Recorder Martin
Lewis; Police Judge, A. B. Treadwell.
The club has a membership of 300
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Ready for the Convention.

The Republican Legislative, judicial and
Educational delegation of the Thirty-fourth
Assembly District met last night IN Native
Sons Hall on Seventeenth street. The mem
bers present organized by electng Charles H
Mayer chairman and George S. McComb sec
rotary.
A resolution indorsing the candidacy of Frank
W. Bennett for State Senator from the Tween
tieth Senatorial District was unanimously
adopted. The entire delegation pledged them
selves to support him In the convention and to
cast its vote as a unit
The municipal delegation also met at the
same place and organized by electing James
w. McCabe chairman and E. ". Ensas sec
rotary.
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Political Notes.

John T. Graham Of Precita Valley is being
pushed to the front by his friends for Super
visor Of the Eleventh Ward. Graham is a
Republican. Grand Army veteran and is pop
ular with the members of his party.
S. Harrison Smith is seeking the Democratic
nomination for City and County Surveyor
Opposed TO him ex-Sherin J. J. McDade and
Arthur II. Sanborn, now deputy in the Sur
veyors office.
Stephen Byrnes, president of the Precita Val
ley Improvement Club, is seeking the Demo-
cratic nomination for Assemblyman from the
Thirty fifth District
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-27
ITALY ACCEPTS THE
CARS INVITATION
Willing to Participate in the Peace
Conference, but Fears Unfore-
seen Difficulties

ROME, Sept. 26.-The Government has
sent to Russia a automatically worded
acceptance of the Cars invitation
to take part in an international
peace conference In its note of
sympathy with and admiration for
the objects of the Car, but says it
fears that difficulties will arise over the
discussion of questions other than that
of armament which might accentuate in
the very heart of the projected confer
ence a conflict of opinions, the conse-
quences of which would not leave us
without anxiety"
The Government suggests that the Car
eliminate this possibility by formulating
a definite programme limiting the dis
cusSionS to the central idea.
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MAHDHS TOMB FOUND,
BUT NOT HIS BODY
Head Said to Have Been Sent to the
Royal College of Surgeons
in London

LONDON. Sept. 27.-The Daily Tele-
graphs Cairo correspondent says:
1t is reported that Major Mcdonald has
reached Lado. where was located the
MahdPs tomb, and the body was de-
stroyed An enthusiast, 1t is said. Sc
cured the Mahdi's head and Is sending It
to the Royal College of Surgeons In Lon
don. The correspondent adds that Major
Marchands position Is absurd and that
the natives ignore him.
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TO UTILIZE GOAT ISLAND.
Naval Training Station to Be Erected
q AFT That Point

NEW YORK, Sept. pa special to the
Herald says: Commander f. W. Dickens
assistant chief of the bureau of naviga-
ton, has made arrangements to leave
Washington the first part of next week
for the Pacific Coast. Upon his arrival
there he will inspect the island Of Yerba
Buena and select a site for q training
station to be erected at that point.
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WORK FOR THE IRoQUoIS.
Dispatch Boat Between This Citv
nrnd Hnnnl,11,,
and Honolulu.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-The Navy
Department has decided to send the big
ocean going tug Iroquois, now at San
Francisco, to Honolulu for the use of the
naval station to be established there
This vessel was purchased by the Gov
eminent during the war as an auxiliary
naval vessel, and 1t is said that in addi-
at Honolulu. she will be used as a dis.
patch boat running from Honolulu to San
Francisco.
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OBJECT TO STATES.
Dissatisfied oaklanders to Hold an
Independent Convention.

independent CONVENTION.
OAKLAND, Cal. Sept 26.-As a result
Of several conferences of the dissatisfied
elements of all parties it was decided to-
night to call an Independent convention
to nominate q county ticket
The independent convention will assem-
bic at Germania Hall at 1880 on Friday
evening next, and viii consist of 800 dele
gates. The following have signed the
call: Ex-Assemblyman Robert Gay, ex-
Councilman wilkins, DR. r. X Dunn.
Charles II. Butler, Amos Roberts, c. e
Carleton, c. II. Kern, j. w Ward, James
Naismith, Richard Hipp, c. II. Eitel and
NJ T. BattencOllrt
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Republican Conventions.

The secretary of the Republican County
Committee desires to notify delegates to
the local Republican convention that the
municipal convention will meet in the
main hail. Native Sons building Ala
Mason street, at o'clock tonight while
delegates to the legislative and judicial
convention will meet in the lower, or ban
Quet hall, at the same time and building
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ON THE FIELD OF LABOR
United States Peace commission Ar.
riVeS in Paris

PARIS. Sept. 2s.-The Peace Commits
sion of the United States arrived here to-
day from London and was met at the
railroad station by the United States En-
bassy, a number of Americans and many
reporters. A considerable crowd outside
the depot witnessed the departure of the
Commissioners for their hotels. The
journey from England to this city was
lInevenfflil
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Young Mems Republican Club

large and interesting meeting OF the Young
Mems Republican Club was held at Lower
h-Amerfcan Hall last evening. Prominen,
sneakers addressed the audience, among whom
were Dr. aeino. Charles Barry and William
Tannian John Smith. the favorite ballad
singer entertained the members with a selec-
tion Of latest songs. The meeting Endorsed
Judge Trout for Superior Judge and Edward
Head for Sheriff.
The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1898-09-27
CHILE AMI ARGENTINA
ARE COMING TO TERMS
No Doubt That Their Differences
Will Be Peacefully Settled
bv Arbitration

VALPARAISO. Chile, Sept. 26.-All diff
ferences between Chile ma Argentina
undoubtedly will be settled peaceably I
am informed that both Governments have
agreed that the dispute over Puma Alta
CANA is to be submitted to arbitration,
once the cooperation of Bolivia is OBJ
tanned. The Chilean boundary expert,
Senior Barros Arana. has accepted the
post of envoy In arbitration by Queen Vic
toria of the dispute over the southern
boundary. protocol with Peru will be
discussed and approved by Congress this
week
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Favor E. L. Head for Sheriff.

The Thirty-ffth Assembly District Republi-
can Club met last night at its headquarters.
ing School Director e. L. Head was unani-
mously Endorsed for the nomination for Sheriff.
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Anybody sick at home? Order some ports.
Tokay or Angelica. Big crowds for our lovely
wines, &C. Mohns & Kaltenbach. 20 Market st..
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Kitchener Raised to the Peerage.
LONDON. Sept. 62.-General Sir Herbert
Kitchener has been elevated to the peer
age.