TELEGRAPHIC.

 

 

SAN FRANCISCO, June 28.—Laborers in
the Sutro Tunnel struck water after
drifting 1270 feet into the mountain, and
have struck indications of the Comstock
Silver ledge.

Sroux Ciry, June 28.—Spotted Tail’s
favorite wife died during his absence at
Washington. Overcome with grief, he
placed all presents received from Presi-
dent Grant in her grave.

CHICAGO, June 28.—On Saturday the
heat was very oppressive; twelve cases
of sunstroke occurred, three of them
fatal. Several interior towns report the
thermometer to have stood at from 110
to 112 degrees in the shade. Gen. John
B. Turchin was dangerously wounded,
while superintending the loading of a
railroad car; recovery doubtful.

INDIANAPOLIS, June 27.—Gen. Kim-
ball, State Treasurer, left for New York
with funds to entirely liquidate the
State debt.

CINCINNATI, June 28.—Board of Trade
report this city’s manufactures for the
past year upwards of $119,000,000. D. M.
C. Claren was to-day elected President
of the Cincinnati, Hamilton and Dayton
Railroad, vice S$. 8S. L’Hommedieu, re-
signed.

NEw YorxK, June 27.—172 bags mail
matter for San Francisco and Australia,
arrived to-day per steamer City of Paris.
French practice squadron has arrived.
Fras. B. Cutting died. Four cases sun
stroke to-day. Heavy thunder storm
to-night. Heat less oppressive. Shocks
of an earthquake were felt in this city
and Brooklyn yesterday morning. Wm.
Orton, President Western Union Tele-
graph Co., has resigned, owing to ill
health. A.B. Cornell will succeed him.
1800 tons ice were supplied to-day to cus-
tomers in the city.

Bosron, June 27.—Draper’s hosiery
factory in Canton, burned yesterday,
loss $30,000. Damages to sky-lights by
the late hail storm were general through-
out the city.

WASHINGTON, June 27.—Senate struck
out all income tax sections. Sumner
will offer an amendment to the pending
naturalization bill, enabling Chinamen
to become citizens. Senate adopted five
feet guage from Marshall to San Diego,
by 36 to 9, and the Southern Pacific Rail-
road of California, is authorized to con-
nect with the Texas Pacific and Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad. Material to be
product of the United States.

[BY CABLE. ]

PARIS, June 27.—Committee of Corps
Legislatif, at request of Olliviere, report
allowing return of Orleans Princes to
France.

LISBON, June 27.—The U. 8. S. Juniata
sailed for United States.

Lonvon, June 27.—Earl Clarendon is
dead.

SANTA Cruz, W. I., June 28,—Slight
shock of earthquake.

Officers of Union Pacific Railway.

Hon. Oliver Ames, President.

John Duff, Vice President.

John M.S. Williams, Treasurer.

E. H. Rollins, Asst. Treasurer and Sec.
Col, C. G. Hammond, Genl. Supt.

C. W. Mead, Asst. Genl. Supt.

J. R. Nichols, Asst. Superintendent.
T. E. Sickles, Chief Engineer,

F. Colton, Gen. Pass. Agent.

Wm. Martin, Gen. Freight Agent.
J.J. Dickey, Supt. Telegraph.

0. F. Davis, Land Commissioner.

A. 8. Downs, Local Treas.

Geo. Starr, Gen. Traveling Agent.

 

 

GUR PARTY.

 

The following list of names compose
the party from the Boston Board of
Trade, now onan excursion to the Pacific
coast:

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
Hon. Alex. H. Rice,
Maj. George P. Denny,
Hon. J. M. S. Williams,
Jas. W. Bliss,

Edward W. Hinsley.
Frederick Allen Mrs. C. A. Kinsley,
and wife, Addie P. Kinsley,

H. S. Barry, Mary L. Kinsley,
Miss Josie W. Bliss, Chas. S. Kendall

Hon. John B. BrownMiss M. C. Lovejoy,
and wife, John Lewis,

E. W. Burr Jas. Longley

and son. and wife,
John L. Bremer. Geo. Myrick
Geo. D. Baldwin and wife,

and wife. Col. L. B. Marsh
Miss L. E. Billings. _ and wife.
Chas. W. Brooks. C.F. McClure
M.S. Bolles. and wife
Alvyah Crocker Joseph McIntire,

and wife, Sterne Morse,
Mrs. F.CunninghamFulton Paul
Thos. Dana. H. Peabody,

Miss M. E. Dana. wife and serv’t,
Mrs. Thos. Dana. 2d Miss F, Peabody,
Mrs. Geo. P. Denny,Miss L. Peabody,
Arthur B. Denny, Mast. F.E. Peabody,
Cyrus Dupee Rey. E. G. Porter.
and wife. Miss M. F. Prentiss.
John H. Eastburn James W. Roberts.

and wife, and wife.
Robt. B. Forbes Wm. Roberts.

and wife, Josiah Reed.
J.S. Fogg, S. B. Rindge
Mrs. E. E. Poole, and wife.

Misses Farnsworth, Mast. F. H. Rindge,
Robert 0. Fuller, J. M. B. Reynolds

J. Warren Faxon, and wife.
N. W. Farwell John H. Rice.
and wife. Hon. Ste. Salisbury,
Mary E. Farwell. M.S. Stetson
Evelyn A. Farwel. _ and wife,
Curtis Guild D. R. Sortwell,
and wife. and wife.
C. L. Harding Alvin Sortwell,
and wife. F. H. eae h,
Miss N. Harding. T. Albert Taylor
Edgar Harding. and wife,
J. F. Hunnewell. E. B. Towne,
J. F. Heustis. Lawson Valentine
W.S. Houghton. and wife.
and wife. Miss Valentine.
D. C. Holder Revy.R.C.Waterston
and wife. and wife,

Miss C. Harrington. A. Williams.

A. L. Haskell Dr. H. W. Williams
and wife. and wife.

Miss Alice J. Haley. N. D. Whitney

J. M. Haskell and wife.

and wife. Judge G. W. Warren,
H. 0. Houghton Geo. A. Wadley
and wife. and wife.

John Humphrey. Henry T. Woods.
Hamilton. A. Hill Mrs.J.M.S.Williams.

and wife. Miss E. M. Williams.
Benjamin James, Miss C. T. Williams.
C. F. Kittredge, J. Bert. Williams.

BUSINESS CARDS.

Cc. T. BELDINGC & CO.,
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Men’s, Boys’ and Childrens’

CLOTHING!

Our Styles are the latest and our
Prices Reasonable.

CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER.
G. T. BELDING & CO.,
96 and 98 RANDOLPH ST., CHICAGO.

 

 

PULLMAN’S

PALACE fPaR fomp'y,

Incorporated under Special Act of the
Legislature of Illinois, A. D. 1867.
CAPITAL, -  - $t.000,000.

GEO. M. PULLMAN, Pres. & Gen, Man.
A. B. PULLMAN, Gen’l. Sup’t.
C. W. ANGELL, Secretary.

 

 

DIRECTORS.

Geo. M. Pullman, John Crerar,

H. E. Sargent. ° Thomas A. Scott.

Robert Harris. Henry R. Pierson.
Amos T. Hall.

Genl. Offices, 102 Michigan Ave., Chicago

 

 

THEH PULLMAN

PAcIFIC PAR fPompry,

CAPITAL, $1,000,000.

 

Gro. M. PULLMAN, Pres. & Gen. Man.
C. W. ANGELL, Secretary.
L. M. Bennett, Supt.

DIRECTORS.
Geo. M. Pullman. Sidney Dillon.
Oliver Ames. C.S. Bushnell.
Andrew Carnegie.

 

 

Gen. Offices, 102 Michigan Ave., Chicago.

Ss. P. ROUNDS, A. L. KANE,

Established 1848.
ROUNDS & KANE,

Job Printing, Book Binding,

Electrotyping, and Printers’ Furnishing Warehouse,
46 State Street, Chicago.

Sole Northwestern Ag’ts for the John-
son Type Foundry, Philadelphia,

JAPANESE AND CHINESE GOODS
AND
CURIOS,

609: Sacramento Street, San Francisco,

The largest variety of rare and curious
Goods in this line ever offered in the
United States, wholesale or retail

New importations by every steamer.

WM. HASELTINE & CO.

GRAND HOTHL,
Cor. New Montgomery and Market Sts.

SAN FRANCISCO, CAL.
G.S. JoHNSON & Co., Proprietors.