A motion to quash two other charges, one of burglary and one grand larceny, was overruled by Judge Steele and tomorrow morning the defendant will be given a hearing.

AMERICAN SUBMARINE AGROUND ON THE PACIFIC

The U. S. submarine 11-18 ran on a shoal near Kureka, Cal., in a fog. The ship was in a similar mishap about a year ago. She is stuck high and dry on the sands of the bar. The entire crew of the submarine had a narrow escape from asphyxiation. Chlorine gas was generated in the interior of the submarine and the men were only saved by huddling together in the conning tower in turns.

N. T. H. SiwcUl will enter a plea on the grand larceny charge, in which it is alleged he stole a team belonging to William Blendon. The charge of burglary will be brought up later and his plea entered.

Should his plea in these cases be guilty it is understood that his sentence will be given to the jury.  tences will be made concurrent with the sentence pronounced this morning, so that with good behavior his term in the penitentiary will be greatly shortened. 