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THE WILLOWS HOMICIDE.
Particulars of the Killing of william
Mooney by Harry Ketchum.
[Colusa Sun, May 7th


About IL o'clock on Wednesday night
Fl. Ketchum shot and killed William
Mooney at the town of Willows. The cir
cumstances of the killing were about as
follows: Between half-past 10 and IL
o'clock Ketchum, with two of his friends,
went into Andrews saloon, walked up to
the bar and called for the drinks, when
Mooney walked in and said Ketchum,
won't you treat me, too," Ketchum re.
piled, 81 do not know YOU" Mooney said
:" Yes you do. knew you in Sacra-
mento." Ketchum replied "Well, l
don't know you, and wouldn't know
you if 1 did. l want you to let me
alone" Mooney then walked out of the
saloon. After Ketchum and his friends
had taken their drinks they also walked
out of the saloon and passed by him. Al
ter Ketchum had gone some distance
beyond Mooney. Mooney said something to
him, when Ketchum turned round and said
to him: You stop there or I'll shoot you.
Ike chum then drew his pistol and fired
four times at him, one shot taking effect in
the left side, passing directly through the
heart. Mooney turned back, walked into the
saloon and fell dead A piece OF brick was
found IN his hand after he fell, but no
weapons were found on his person. An
inquest was held by Coroner Tooley, and
ketchum was held to answer.
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THIS moRNIaG's Hsws.

IN New York SATURDAY Government bonds were
quoted at 116s for Is Of 1907 lols for IS OF 1851 :
lI4f for as; sterling. 81 s5s94 ST. silver bars,
I12S.
Silver IN London, 6lfd !; consols l02 ll-16; per
cent. United States bonds, 104 IS, la; AS, nh.
In SSH Francisco half doliars are quoted az ]
dis;onnt to par; Mexican dollars 9l@01te.
At Liverpool wheat is quoted at es Sd a9s Cd for
good to choice California.
Mining stocks were irregular in San Francisco
Saturday, and most lines were lower Dat of thirty
one mines, from ali to Benton, only nine were
Ill., her than Friday, and the advance in these was
from cents to so cents higher. Nearly all the 9th
ers were from cents TO so c,nts higher
The o'Leary six.day pedestrian tournament is in
progress at Chicago, with thirty contestants.
At Corners Bend, Ark Saturday, Isaac Greeu
(calored) killed John Richards (whte) with heavy
maui.
Chinese fu1oral at New YORK, Saturday, created
wide attention.
a mad dog at Springfield Nova Scotia, Saturday,
bit eleven persons before being shot.
Up to Saturday, the Treasury at Washington had
received sIo 1885, 700 in Fix per cent bonds. for con
tnuance at three and half per cent.
a seaman in the Marine Hospital at Port Town
send, w T., tells shocking story of brutality on
the part OF bis Captain.
The smallpox situation on board the quarantined
vessel at Victoria shows no improvem Mt.
Another Methodist minister has seeded from
that communion and gone over to the High Church
Ritualists at Victoria, B. c.
The premature explosion of blast killed Allen
Ramsay Friday on the Yale iSIyona Railway in
British Columbia.
1t rained heavily at DownieviIle last ni,ht,
The steamship City of Toxic arrived at San Fran
CISCO yesterday, bringing Hongkong dates 10 April
18th and Yokohama advices to April 2ist.
The Conservatives were generally successful
Thursday in Cuba, in theelections on that island
A convent II Of the Young Mems National Ca
thoc Union will be held at Chicago on the 1lth
and 18th inslants.
The work of dispossessing the Musse Slough
settlers by tie United States Marshal was begun
Saturday.
The true inwarduess OF the recent complaints
against the Marine Hospital Service at San Fran
cisco is given this morning in Washlneto dis
patch.
The new general tariff has becn officially promul-
gated in France.
Heavy rains continue in Tunis.
The steamer from China which arrived at San
Francisco yesterday brought 1910 Monaghan pas.
sengers
Ida Foster committed suicide yesterday at Pied
mont Springs near Oakland.
In the State Senate Saturday the question of re-
ceding from ths Sears proviso to the tax levy bill
debated at great length and the Senate refused
to recede. A tax levy bill was introduced
In the Assembly Saturday no business of i'm
portance done, Chief Clerk McS.ay Wal pre-
scented by the Assemblymen with fae gold watch
and CHAIN
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The Knssei slough Land Tronbie-Oae of
the settlers Bi, pOsses sed.

HANFoRD. May 8th.-Your reporter was
prs sent yesterday when Major T. j. Nc
Quiddy was dispossessed by the authorities.
The United States Marshaps party arrived at
his house soon after IL o'clock Meme of the
family were at home The doors were locked
and the windows fastened About this time
several settlers friends of Major McQuiddy's,
arrived on horseback, one of whom informed
Marshal Poole that he had been requested by
the friends OF MAJOR McQuiddy, ia case the
household goods of tie family were to be
moved off, to see that they were not injured,
and afterward to take charge Of them. The
Marshal consented, and promised to have the
property carefully removed. After trying all
the doors and windows, Deputy Marshal
Dunlap finally succeeded in lowering an
upper sash of a front window pass
ing his hand inside he broke a nail
holding the lower sash. An entrance
was made through tie window and all
the doors were soon opened. The silence Of
death prevailed. Everything was left as if
the family had merely gone visiting The
work of taking down the furniture, taking up
carpets and removing everything from the
house was then begun. Only one wagon-load
was taken away at time, ard was placed on
the county road, a quarter Of a mile south of
the house. Five loads were removed alto
gether. The whole afternoon was occupied
by this work, so that no other evictions will
occur until tomorrow. O. G.. jackson of
Sacramento was placed in formal possession
by the Marshal, as representative Of the rail
rood, but he did not remain ON the premises,
returning to Hanford with the Marshal's
party about sunset jackson has served on
the Sacramento police and in the Sheriff's
office for twelve years, until April LIST, when
he lost his position. a. Green, an Irishman,
drove the wager. Marshal Poole, with Depu-
ties Dunlap and L. Davitt, superintendent
the election.
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sTArIoNERs, PRINTERS, ETC.

A. j. Ieary-Stationera and Publisher and Account
Book Manufacturer, 4o2 and 4o4 Sansome street
Caoper's Book st0re-Ne. 746 Market street.
All kinds of Stationery cheap.
Bonestsu, Allen Il Wholesale Paper Deal
ers Nos. ALB and AS Sansene street
Methodist Rock Depository and National
Temperance Publication Society. Rev. j. B. Hill,
Agent. Agency for stylographic Fountain Pens.
and Stylographie Copying Books. No. lo4l Market
street. between Sixth aud Seventh
II. =. Grocsser a Ge.-Importing and Manu.aee
uring Stationers, Printers and Lithographers Nos.
2l5, III and 219 Bush street. above Sansome.
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proceeding as bsrbarous in the ext,sme, ana
popular Indignation against the dominion
Government for its indifference runs high.
The Chinese passengers are said to be palicky
and mutinous. The first and second mates
are at the pess-house Captain Davis remains
alone TO wait on his sick wife. This morning
the United States authority at Port Town
send telegraphed the United States Consul
here, Offering to receive and quarantine the
ships company there, and it is thought that
The vessel viii cross over tonight.
Rev. L. Ii. Gilbert, Methodist minister,
has seeded from that communion and joined
the High Church Rituslists on the mainisnd.
r, Allen Ramsay, Afcremsn On tide Yale
Savons Railway, was killed yesterday by the
premature explosion of a hlsst.
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DRY GOODS.


Ehe White Eouse-'he oldest Dry Goods House
in san Francisco. We iHnpor. direct from the
principal! marts in EUROPE consequently can sell
lower than any other house IN the trade Country
Orders attended to. J, W. Davidson * Co., Nos
lVi anu los hearny street, San Francisco.
The Arcade. j. osrien s Co, Importers of
Dry Goods, Nos eel aI6 and 92S Market street
next the Baldwin
hSane Rros.-Dry Goods Importers. Nos. l07 90
10 hearny ST. helarsest house. lar rest stock and
lowest prices IN san Francisco All country orders
eNecot d with prom tness nd speeal attention.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
MANS Inhusnanity to Man"-CrueIfy,o on
ShlpbOard.

PogT TOWNSEND, May 7th.-A most I'M
instance of inhuman cruelty on the
high seas has accidentally been brought to
light here. the victim being seamass who
was sent here from Victoria, B. c., for treat
ment in the Marine Hospital. TIE man
in the American ship Detroit, now
in Victoria, 40 an able seaman, but sor lack
of proper food be was literally eaten up by
scurvy and ye. two days before he came to
the hospital the Captain had him whipped
fora his duty. The mans limbs have turned
completely black from the thighs down, his
teeth are already to drop out, and altogether
he is the worst sight that has been seen in
the hospital for some time and Il he ever re-
covers it will be miracle Ths seaman re-
ports that q few days before reaching Vie-
tciia the Captain assaulted one of the sea-
yaen, knocking him down ard kicking BIN,
SO that he died from the effects of his injuries,
and his body was thrown overheard.
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At II o'clock Saturday Charles Barker
was killed in drift at the 24O0-foot level
in the Sierra Nevada mine, by bowider
weighing over ton falling upon him. He
uttered one or two faint cries, but was
dead long before the rock could be got off
his body. Deceased was an American, 80
years of age, and unmarried.
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HARDWARE, IRON. STEEL. ETC

Carolan. Cory Il Ce.-Imrorters OF Hardware,
Iron and Steel. Agents for the Pittsburg Steel
Works, Northwestern Horse Nail Co.. and South.
ington Cutlery Co. Nos. 40 and l22 Front street,
and Nos III and I19 California street.
VIII a Fipck-Importing and Manufacturing
Cutters and Bellhangers, No. 100 Market street
Marcus &. Hawley a CO.-Impoyters OF Hard.
ware and Agricultural Implements, Nos SOL, 3o3,
3O5, 3o7 and 800 Market street, San Francisco
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CI0THTERs. EIC

George ToomIs-" Plaza stores successor 20 c.
2. Van sehaack * Coz. importer Wholesale and
Retail feNler ia Mems Furnishing Goods. Cloth
ing, Hats Trunks, Isnkee Notions, etc. Nos. 700
to 72e hesrr,y street
j. ~. Germany (sueeessorto Caruany & Crosette
Dealer IN Shirts and Mems Furnishing Goods
SHIRTS made TO order specially. No. 25 kearuy
street, betweea Market and Post
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CARE Town, May Sth.-Scanlan, the leader
of the opposition to the lase Spriggs Govern
ment. has formed Ministry composed as
follows: Premier and Attorney G sneral,
Seaman; Colonial Secretary, Melbeno
Treasurer, Hutton Commissioner Of Crown
Lands and Public Works, Merriam; Secre-
tary of Native Affairs, Sauer; Minister
without portfolio. Hoffmeyer.
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Sunday Pleasures.

SAN JOSE. May S!h.-The Emmet Guards
of San Francisco arrived this morning. &C
companied by the Fourth U. S. Artillery
Band, and spent the day at Live Oak Park.
The Turner'S enjoyed themselves at Hen
nins's City Gardens. and in che evening an
entertainment and dance were given.
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Captain Crockett was found dead near
Bartlest's Springs Saturday afternoon. He
was thrown from his mule as he was return.
ing to Upper Lake from Bartlett's Springs
the evening of the 9Th. He has family in
San Francisco.
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Hermann, The Hai ter-No. 1856 Kearny street,
near Pine. The finest hats at the lowest prices
Factory No. IL Belden street.
n. Manufacturer and Importer Of
Hats and Hat Materials. Wholesale and Retail
Northeast corner Montgomery and Bush streets,
and 100 kearnv -
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Original Italian Resfaurant-No. $40 Clay
St, bet. LeidesdorG and Sansone N Giamboni,
late Manager Of Campi Restaurant, has taken the
management 1t will be run in best Italian style.
Fieischman's vienna Model Tsalsery-No. EOS
Chocolate, Lunch, Ice Cream and Oysters Ali
kinds of Cakes constantly ON hand. Parties and
families supplied.
Maisor Doree-No. 2l7 Kearny- street ladies'
and gentlemens restaurant Private rooms up
stars All the delicacies of the market.
S,faiE's Sanity Bakery aud Dining
Saloon-No. CSC Market street. Wedding cakes,
ice cream oysters, e!lies, etc. constantly on hand
Families supplied.
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BRITISH ColuMBiA.

SriaIi-Pox-A Minister secedes-AIiied
by Biasf.
VICTORIA, May 7th.-Three fresh cases Of
smallpox have developed on the bark Henry
Buck. Captain Davis wife was confined
two days ago, and is now down with the
smallpox. with little or no hope of recovery.
There are no quarantine accommodations,
and mora than 800 persons remain eocped up
on hesrd the vessel TIE press deuoanee the
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MARRIED..

Sacramento, May By Rev. a. H. Rice, Ellie F.
Chrse 10 Mrs. Moliie cunningham, both of this
city.
Sacramento, May by Rev. H. H. Rice, Mel
Anderson, of Sacramento county, TO Cassie John
son, of this city
Stockton, May III. W. Smith to Minta Miller
Plum Valley, Sierra county, Msy 2-John Robinson
to Edith Boulanger
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MILLINERY.

The Handbook The popular Millinery Establish
mtnt B. S. Hirsch Z. Co, No 74S Market street
Strict attention to ers from the interior.
Mrs. j. CoueliIan-No 80 Market street I'M
porter OF Fine Millinery.
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CAPITAL GAS COMPANY.

A S WARM WEATHER is APPROACHING,
IA housekeepers are RESPECTFULLY invited not to
lose sight of the great merit of GAS-C0OklNG
STOVES. They will be found equal to tie cooking
of any fam " and as econsxscal by tie ordinary
methods, while the adva, sages No heat in the
house, sshes SCOT; 20 oirt no packing OF wood
coal, and no waste AS as the gas IS lighted
cooking commences when the work is finished, no
further consump,ion Of fuel Varieties of these
stoves may be seen and had at the Gas CoIapanys
workshop ON E ghsh street, be'wees j aud n. The
Company will Put these stoves SIP wherever the
user desires without charge except smsl monthly
rental so that na risk is taken BIZ any desiring
to use them. J. b. WATSON,
m1.2ptf President CAPITAL Gas Company.
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Obseauies Of a Pioneer.

MARYsvILLE May Sth.-The funeral of
the late James T. Dickey was attended TO-
day from Masonic Hall under the auspices
of the Masonic fraternity AID the Pioneer
Association. The remains wers buried in the
Masonic lot at the City Cemetery.
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DRUGS, oHEMICALs.

Langley Al HichaeiS Wholesale Druggists I'm
Porters OF pure French, English and German drugs
Northeast eorEer Front and Pine streets.
a. +. houniHg Il son Wholesale Dealers
IN Druggists and Proprietary SpeciaiIies, No Ia
Second street, Grand Hotel Building.
Justin Gatcs.-Ponoer Druggist, removed 10 72
Montgomery street. Turkish and Russian Baths.
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EnsEoriens Ending Of n Chase After
Robbers.

PORTLAND, May Sth.-Deputy Sheriff
Mimic, OF Marion county, organized small
posse of men and started after the robbers
who broke into the store at Turner Station q
few nights age. He tracked the burglars to
thicket of paderbrush near the town of
Jefferson, where he overlook them. When
discovered the desperadoes-there were three
came out of their hiding place and started
to cross the railroad bridge over the Santiam.
One robber was armed with a Winchester
rifle and the other two with double barreled
shotguns. Mimic and his posse followed to
within $50 yards and ordered the men to halt.
They obeyed. and turning around one of the
gang fred the rife and sent ball through
the officers hat. AS the posse were only
armed with revolver, further pursuit was
abandoned and the desperadoes were allowed
tn escape
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Governor Perkins lectured at Gridley
Saturday, for the benefit of the Union
Sabbathschool. His subject was George
Peabody. the Ideal Philanthropist and
Altruiss." The audience was the largest
ever assembled in that place.
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METALS, STOVES, RANGES, ETC

W.. W. ssoniasue AZ Co.-Impor;ors of Stoves,
Ranges and Sheet Iron, Alarbleized Mantels,
Crates and Tiles. Manufacturers OF Plain,
Japanned and Stamped Tinware. Nos. 10 liz,
III, ZIG and lis Battery street.
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IRON WORKS, BOILER AND MA.
CHINERY MAKERS.

Sacramento Boiler vTorks-.Nos 2li and 2i6
Beale street. J. f. Ball. Practical Boilerniaker.
Manufactures Marine. Stationary and Portable
Boilers, and all kinds Of Sheet Iron Works.
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another Ten Hundred Suicide with
StryChlEEe,

SAN FRAEoIsco. May SIh.-The City of
Toxic broaght 1.04o Cinnamon. There was
no sickness aboard the vessel, and she landed
at the dock.
a female named Ida Foster, Of San Frsr-
cisco, committed suicide at Piedmont Springs,
near Oakland. this afternoon, with stryoh-
nine. No cause is assigned.
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Captain c. M. Weber's funeral at Stock
ton Saturday was very largely attended
Friends were present from San Francisco,
San Jose, San Rafael, Vacavllle and other
parts of the State.
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pUBuICATIoNs.

albert Fsser al Co.-publishers Pacific School
and Home journal; y moathly 81 per year In
advance. Devoted to Educational in erests Of the
Pacific coast. Official Organ State Department Of
Public Instruction. No. SIS Market street.
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PRoVTsroN PACKERS
TEA IMPoRTERs

Merry. FAM AZ Co--Packers Importers ard
Dealers in Meat Products of all descrip.ioas
Office, Nos. 125 and l27 California street.
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RllsIEEss CO.. EeEs.

sali 4s &c n.pofters and N,n,,f,,,,.
urers Of Mirrors, holdings and FRAMES. Cbre.ncs
Eagraviugs, Brackets, Easeis, S,atrsry MI
Artists Materials, No. So Market street.
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HAIR DRESSING.
HATS.

Goldstein ~ y ohB-hnporters of Human Hair
Wholesale and Ret,il Wigs loaned No. 7;3
Market street, opposite Dupont.
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AvoIDA CosTIyE HABIT or BODY, not on v
because of the attending discomfort, hut lest
it engender more serious consequences. DIR.
Jayne's SanAtive Pills are either laxative or
cathartic, according to the do e, and may be
depended upon to produce healthy secretions
o, she liver and stomach.
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Pacific Business Coiiese snG TcIeSraphis
Course. 500 ". E. ohsmberlsin, Jr. aud 7 A.
Robinson, rioprse;ors, No. $50 Post street. oppo-
site Uuion Square, san Fsai.e-seo, Cal. Send Tor
Cir,uisrs
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HOTELS.

international Temperance House-Nos s24
and $50 kearny street Passengers and baggage
transferred free. II. G. Partridge, Proprietor.
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Rain.
OREGON.

DowNIEvILLE, May S.h.-A heavy rainfall
prevails this evening. The mercury marks So.
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD.
UNION.
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OF Young Catholics to be Hsld
at Chicago.
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raj Enomoto Minister of the Navy is officially an
nounced. Admiral Kawamaura who formerly oe-
cupied the post has been appointed In his stead.
Enomoto has been offered the mission to France,
but has declined.
A scheme has been projected for building nearly
LOCO miles of railway, running to the western and
northern limits of the main island, and native
company is being formed for the purpose of carry
ing it out.
motion for new trial in the of the Mtsu
Rishi Mail Steamship c. mpany W.. the Pacific Mail
was denied Counsel for the defendants gave no.
tice OF app al.
The native (Japanese) newspapers announce that
the Ccrean Government intends to send another
Embassy to Japan, to inspect the educational and
industrial establishments OF the country.
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RESTAURANTS.


Siegfrfed II grandenstein-No 20 California
street. P. q. Box 2163.
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COMMERCIAL iNsuRANCE co.

OF lIFoRNIA.-- FIRE AND MARINE.
~ Office. No 405 California street. San Fran
cisco. A. LEoNAHD, Agent No. lola Fourth
street. Sacramento. mssSpSm
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RUBBER AND on GOODS.

nayEs 4 KeIiogg-Pioneer Manufacturers of Cape
Ann Oiled Clothing. Hats, Covers etc. Importers
and Deale in Rubber Boots and Wooden Goods
No. 81 California street.
uring Compauy-MarIufacs urers of rubber Goods
of every description Patentees of the celebrated
Maltese Cross Brand" Carbolized Hose Corner
FIRST and Market streets J. W. Taylor, Manager.
Go0oyear BnbSer Co.-Manufacturers of all
kinds OF Rubber Betting, Packing. Hose Springs,
Boots Clothing, etc. No. 81 and 5T9 Man ket street
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suggs tive Facts Concerning the Inquiry
into the Steal.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

geguIar meeting of Eaenii Chapter. No.
&c. o. E. s, will be held THIS Caonday) EVENING,
at Masonic Temple at Z o'clock. Members are re-
quested to be prompt in attendance. Social COM
mences at O'Clock. By order of
MRS r. o. CRAYENS, W. NJ.
HETTY a. PALMER, Secretary. m9-1t
This. is TO notify the public that have
found my daughter, GIN GUM, and do counter
nand my offer of reward for her. n9-ltt
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SPECIAL TO THE RECORD, uNIoSl
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A coSsERYArIyE succEss.

HAVANA, May Ssh.-The election held
Thursday for the partial renovation of the
municipality of the island resulted generally
in the success Of the Conservatives OF the
fftaen members elected in Havana fourteen
are Conservatives The proiHulgasion of the
Consiitu.ion caused great satisfan.iop, as a
preliminary step TO many refor ms. Tbs press
law is now about the same As those in force
; in all monarchial countries.