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REIIa1ous SERVICES To-MogRow.
Westminster Presbyterian Church,

westminster CICSUJ tSlIdH Slill vi,
Sixth and L strsets-The pastor, Rev Il. Il Rice
will preach on Sabbath at 1876 A ST. and AZ I p. 81.
Strangers cordially invited.
Kingsley Chapel, n. E. Church,
Eleventh street between and / Rev David
Deal, pastor Preaching at lo:i5 A. n. and O'clock
P. NJ. Praise service at $3.50. sabio-a-schoci at
1910.
Eighth street, between anu REV. r. u Chap
4 NJ and p. n. Sunday at 1880 p. ~
Congregational Church,
Sixth street, between and The pastor, Rev. L
f. Dwinell viii preach tomorrow morning and
evening at the usual hours. The public invited
Seventh Street IL. E. Church South,
Seventh street, between J and KIT. H. b. Ander-
son, pastor. Bishop Il. Il. hyanaugh, D. d., "f
on Sabbath Service each evening during the week
Bishop kayanauEh viii be present.
First Baptist Church,
Ninth street, between / and M-Rey A. j. Frost,
d. D.. pastor Owing 10 the sickness Of Jbe pastor
there will be no preaching to morr v. sabbath
school at 1916 P. N. Prayer meeting at %. y.
Christian Chapel,
Eighth street, between and O-P. H. Cutler,
pastor. Services AZ II \. NJ. and 7 p. NJ Sunday
school at 10 o'clock a. n. All invited.
sixth-street Methodist Episcopal Church,
Between and streets-The pastor, Re-. oh
ert Bentley will preach at 1875 A. N. aud j. NJ.
Praise service at g. 3. ". Subject for evening
"Quietly Waiting"
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XETHEREAs, THE SUPREME RULER HAS
w been pleased 20 remove from our midst our
beloved Sister and eX,Member Of our Board MRS.
P. W. BURNETT therefore, be it
Resolved, That we deeply mourn The loss Of a
noble generous aud beloved sister, and in her death
we have sustained an iTreparable loss
Resolved, That We deeply appreciate her mauy
Christian virtues and her untirng efforts during the
many years she latored vi Us in the good cause Of
charity anc 0euevolence to the frendless and home
less orphans,
Resolved, That We truly sympathize with her be-
resved husband and sister in the loss Of true and
devoted a wife ard sister;
Resolved That COPY Of these resolutions be fur
nished T. the hu. hand and sister of our deceased
Sister ard that copy thereof be furnished TO the
Daily Bee md BEC0RDUNIOs for publication and
that the same nc spread upon the minutes oil 0ur
Board By order o; the Board
is MRS G " CLARKE PrneiEnrt
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OREGON.
Talal Loss o. a l.rlll.h SEE.

ASTORIA, January 7th.-Tne wreckage re-
ported yesterday as found on Clatsop beach
indicates the total loss Of the British iron
ship Lupata Captain Waiss reports from
Seaside to-day 70 Captain Flayel that buck
cts, barrel, heads and many o5her articles
branded "Lupata have come ashore there,
and his opinion is that she went to pieces not
far olf-probably near Tillamook Rock
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Sudden Bea,h.

san jose, January 7th.-This afternoon
about 8 o'clock German named Herman
Graf died at the Farmers House 10 this city,
of what is believed to have been apoplexy.
He was a cooper by trade, and was about 40
years OF age. He arrived from San Fran
cisco oniv two days ago, and but recently ar
rived IN this State. 4 post mortem exami-
nation vii! be held t0-unrrow.
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EQnkI.

Sacramento, January 5-wife Of George r Martin,
a daughter.
Santa Rosa Towush p, Nay y, Iss5-wfe Of F. Nj
randa, son.
Brown, son.
Gridley, January 2-Wife Of 3 Cole, a daughter
San Rafael, December la-Wfe Of 5. soreusoni
daughter.
San Bafael, January wife Of Patrick LuunY,
daughter.
Napa, December Zs-wiie OF Vim. Hills, q SOD.
Napa, January 8 VIE ii "a. Farley, daughter
Napa, January 3-WiIe Of samuel Clark q son.
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The BrRmfieId Murder Avenged-Execu-
lion Of Thomas.

WALLA WALLA, january 9Th. A. j.
Thomas was hanged at P. II. to day for the
murder Of G. ". Brumfeld on Touchet
river, and for supposed completely in
the murder of Amanda Shanks in the
Four Lake country last January. The
Home Guards and a military company at.
tended the Sheriff's call to preserve order
among crowd of $500 people who wit
messed the execution, which was public. and
was escorted from jail to the new Court
house, where d sca6old was erected. He be-
trayed no emotion, and addressed the
spectators thus: Gentlemen, having been
IN iail nine months, I am about to pay a
debt we all owe. NV poor wife is IN Jail
waiting trial for numbering Amanda Shanks.
I committed that murder in her absence, and
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DIED.

Sacramento January 6-Infant child OF H }. and L.
NJ. Goethe.
San Jose, January G-Nrs, Mary y. seTens, mother
of Mrs VIM F. NcCrachen OF Costumes, Cal, 80
years months and days.
Near Antelope January frank Kuab native ID
New York 20 years and months.
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MARRIED.

Suffer county January 4-B T. H. B. Anderson, at
the residence Of the brides father, 5. +. Wilson,
W c. Murdoch, Of Willows, Cal, to Mamie
Wilson
Folsom, January 8-By Rev. Father Leahy, James
+. Harris to Mary a. French, both Of Folsom.
Woodland January D Wallace K. Pond to Genoa
E Lawson
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THE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.
benson, Judge.

FRIDAY, JanutTF Z, ISL.
The People vs.. All King Information Tor burglary
Case continued until next Tuesday, Wong Ching
and Chin II recognized to appear
The People VS.. George Williams-Trial for rob
berry concluded. Verdict of guilty charged.
Next Monday appointed for pronouncing sentence
upon defendant, and also upon N. Malloy and Frank
Clark convicted in the same case
Estate of Margaret E. Weller, deceased Final ac-
count and petition for distribution of estate filed,
and set for hearing January "a, 1881.
Robert Miller IS. L. c. Chandler ct al.-Thirty
days stay Of execution granted.
The People vs. John Haggerty Information for
robbery On trial
Court adjourned
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tiancys counsel has fled motion, and served
the opposing counsel with notice hereof, to
suppress the testimony in the Christianey
divorce case recently taken in New 7 ork.
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susro Throws up the Sponge, Retiring
from the Fight.
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PACIFIC COAST.

LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD
UNION
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TheEs III hc n neelLng bal the ee.nLe.

room of the Congregational Church, TOMORROW
Sunday AFTERNOON, at 3 o'clock. Parents,
children and citizens are invited to be present.
Father Waugh, who past his three score years
and ten desires to have a talk with all concerned IN
reference 10 the evils OF intemperance and some cf
the best means for their remedy. We hope all IN
terested will try 10 be present. We have known
Father Waugh for the last fifteen or twenty years,
and can say that al who take pleasure in seeing
what health and happiness temperate life can Sc
cure 20 age viii not be disappointed. ias-lt
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corn have been firmly held. Business was moderate
to-day. wheat was in limited demand at Tuesdays
prices. For flour there better inquiry at full
rates. Corn was in improved request and advanced
half a penny.
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ANNUAL MEETING.

FEyHB ANFUAL HEETTNG OF THE sToCK-
holders Of the Pacific Mutual Life Insurance
Company OF California viii be held at the Office q
mento, on TUESDAY FEBRUARY 8, 1881, at 80
p. < T. j. MOTT, JR., Secretary.
Januar7 s, 1881. jas 4plm
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JUDGE HENRY D. BARRON, st. Croix Falls,
Wis, says: " have suffered severely from
piles and found no remedy until I applied
Trask's Magnetic Ointment. Il relieved me-
at once, and permanently"
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A.0.U. vV.-Tnfon lodge, No. u, e.
viii meet THIS Saturday, EVENING, sAl3N
January 18th, at their hail, corner sixth Ss.4t5r
and K streets. Masonic TEN lie, at 30 Nsz3.N
O'Clock sharp. Work in the J. ". Degree. w
Members Of Sister Lodges cordially invited 20 be
present. :. A WOLFE, N W
CHAs CoolEy, Recorder. [B. CT jas-lt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

0dd Fellows vino propose TO .,,yy3st-v..
attend the installation Of Granite LEDGE eTEssA
at Folsom THIS Saturday EVENING -
viii please meet at the New Depot at 's'>S'
o'clock. Train leaves at $50 sharp Fare Tor rAe
round trip, g. ?. E PLATT, D. D. G. ~.
iaS.lt-
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THE CONTEST IN NEVADA.
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Passengers Passing CarIln.

CARL1E, January 7th.-The following pas
sengers passed Carlin to-day, to arrive IN
Sacramento tomorrow Il. r. Bigelow.
Reno, New. Miss L. B. Thompson, Massa-
chusetts Mrs. G. j. Carr, Tucson, A. 7.
VIM. B. Sharp, Mrs. E. A Fargo. San Fran
cisco; David Murry and wife, Washington
Territory; Geo. H. Fessett, Chicago S. S.
c. Parker, San Francisco; Geo. johnson,
Chas H. Lyst New YORK L l. Loupe,
San Francisco; James Andrew. Iowa Gus.
Heyman, N. J. Cheesman, Salt Lake; Aug.
Brandon, San Franoisco J. J. Campbell.
Pennsylvania Fred jacob, New York; SO
emigrant passengers, including 20 males, to
arrive IN Sacramento January 9th.
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CALIFORNIA.

A Report 10 be Taken for What II is
SOrth-Fire.
ESAE Francisco, January 7tb. There moth
ing going on IL the city, audthe only thing that
has any favor OF news IS a second handed re-
port that Judge Wallace intends to pursue
General Miller 20 the United States Senate
with charges of corruption, in using improper
influences in securing the election Of legisla-
tors, which is given Tor what 1t Is worth.
The metallurgicai works on Biuxome, be,
tween Fourth and Filth streets, were burned
thi. Avening. Lass = 900.
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HAMMERS CAscARA SksRADA BrTTsRs touches the
right spot in dyspepsia constipation and liver com
plant.
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I wish to say that she was not present when
| committed the deed I ask pardon
Of God aud man, and now bid you all fare
well, and ask good Christians to pray for me.
Farewell" The drop fell at 1858, and in
eighteen minutes the body was cut down and
boxed for intern ent tomorrow in the Catho-
lie cemetery, into which denomination he
was received in full communion. Thomass
parting from his wife was heartrending in the
extreme. She will be tried at Coifax for
completely in the murder of Brumfeld and
Amanda Shanks Thomas and wife are
young-both under 30-apd were devotedly
attached to each other. They were residiug
il Kansas City, and for passing United States
bonds belonging to the murdered man, were
arrested and brought here foa trial last April.
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MeteoroIocIcaI Repori-seaI Fishing.

PORT TOWNSEND. January 9th = The
meteorological observer at Yeah Bayreportsfor
the month of December Highest barometer,
1862; lowest, 80 %; mean, BOSS; highest
temperature, So; lowest, De; prevailing
wind, northeast and east.
The schooner Annie E. Briggs arrived at
Neah Bay on the q inst, ana was visited by
delegation of Indians and pronounced well
adapted for sealing purposes. Lively times
in the sealing grounds and high prices are
confidently looked for, as there will be a large
addition TO last years feet.
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sacramertn Market.

FRUTT-our Sacramento quotations are from.
the price-lists OF ". K Strong & Co., and are
revised up TO P. N. yesterday, They rep
resent trade prices, and have in view selected
fruits suitable for shipment Apples, Spitzenberg,
81 25; red, SlGI %; cooking, 90cGSl papered
for long shipment, 81 25; pears, ordinary vare-
les, 81 50@1 rs; oranges Tahiti, So so
Loretta, s303 80 g 100; do Mexican, 81 5Od3 ;
lemons, Sicily, 31al2 q box; California, s4Gs5
bananas, sia4 90 e bunch sugar cane, s. so
as q bunch pineapples sag Z dozen lines,
81 50@1 IS u 100; do, & box, sl0gu; Gran
berries verY scarce, Sl617 e Dbl Choice apples for
long keeping are coming forward and in com
plete variety. In fruit the variety is small con
fined mainly 10 apples and tropical fruits.
DRIED FRUIT-California raisins, whole, S29
> so half, g soap 10 quarters s. 1903 eighths
S383 80. Pears, logic; piums, 15al6c; p aches
l4d16c; apples, sliced, 7@Sc; do quartered, Gaze
prunes, 125@l6e; backberries, lSGl9c; figs
choice, 5@5c; faIr do 6Ga7c; apricots, 20@22c.
NuTs-English Walnuts, 9dl0c; new California
do, extra choice, 11@I2c; Almonds, 15G17c; Pea
nuts, 617c for California and stG9e for Eastern ;
Hickory Nuts, Sa10c; Pecan, Ice; Fiiberts,
Ice; Brazils, 14c = ID Eastern Chestnuts,
zoe q Ii Cocoanuts, S9310 z 100.
HoNEY-CoInb, San Diego, Is all; comb, in !. II
cans, 50 5oCa4 extra extracted, S@l0c q h COM
mon extracted, case 4 fb.
SEED-Aifalfa, u0l3G; Timothy (Easternl 100
I2c: Red Clover, 149l6c Red Top, lSdl5c
FEED-Our gu ItShons are nom the price-lists I
E. A. Burr Of this city, and corrected to date
Dat hay s162lS TOO, baled alfalfa, $ll@l2 2 ton,
baled bran, SIS q ton; barley, so = ton :;
grou nd bar ey, Il 10 y cwt.; wheat, 81 4c@l 80 !;
oats, g 8 cwt.; white Wild oats g.
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HAxsgR's GLYcERols TAR The most perfect
cough cure extant. Hundreds testify 70 lie GOOD
effects
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Total Loss Of = British snip on the Ore
gon Coast.
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cosG aEsslosAL pRoclEBrsGs
Senate,

WASHINGTON. January 7th. The memorial of
Moore member of the Packard Legislature, as
sorting that he was bribed by Kellogg, and asking
to be examined OF the subject, produced dis.
cussion.
Kellogg denounced Moore as a perjured black
mailer.
Hill OF Georgia SAID he would hesitate TO reopen
the examination such testimony as MooTes,
whose character he denounced.
Logan queried what was the prospect of u con-
cluson OF this case, Moore had published himself
rascal. He asked the Senate 10 investigate il he
ought not TO be in the Penitentary.
Kellogg showed that Moore was recently dis
charged from th., New Orleans Cnstom-ho for al
attempt at embezzsment, and had tried to get re-
instated by threats OF telling things. PIE could
brig q thousand citizens OF New Orleans to refute
Moore's charges.
Hill said Moore had once offered to testify against
Kellogg, hut was bought of by place in the
Uustom-house. Now he was offering again He
had never seen one member Of the Packard LegiSa-
ture that he would believe under cath
Kellogg vindieated those legislators, and made a
spirited reply to Hill
The discussion was dropped, and it was resolved
% l7-that when the Senate az journ it be to
Monday
The consular appropriation bill was taken up.
After considerable debate, participated in by
Eaton, Carpenter, voorhees, and Others, the Senate
went into an executive session. and when the doors
we're reopened al iourued until Monday.
House.
WASHINGTON January 7th.-Spripger offered a
resolution asking the Secretary OF Tor all the
Information in his department regarding the Hall
fax fishery award OF 49, 800 600 paid Great Britain,
especially that testimony relating to periured test
mony, etc and whether the Government has taken
any steps to secure a verifcation Of the recently
published statement that 4 grave international
wrong had been committed, with the knowledge Ui
the British Government, and providing for Z special
committee on the subject.
Field objected, and Springer's resolution vas re-
ferred to the Committee on Foreign Affairs
The House then went TO the private calendar, and
without taking important action adjourned.
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To-pAf > tALhSbAh
The People VS.. John HaggertY-on trial
The Peop.e vs.. Martin Ryan, for mayhem.
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weekly meeting Of the Irish National Land League
will be held at Pioneer Hall, TOMORROW Sunday
AFTERNOON, January 9th, at $50 O'Clock. fu'l
attendance o! All members is requested. The elec-
ton OF officers 10 serve for the ensuing year and
ether important business viii be presented Tor con-
sideratian. Colonel j. j. Tobin Of San Francisco
viii adatess the meeting
D. F. WOODS, President.
D.vfF- F-y-.gy cecretary Jas IL
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EtHARLFS LEWIS, WHO ENGAGED a ROOM
I al the Ebner Hotel on january 4 ISL, il IN
this CITY IS requested to call 1T the hotel, or ao-
sent, TO communicate with the proprietorsi and be
will hear s0methin % his advantage.
iaS1w DIETRICH & RUMP
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TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed January 7th.

Eli Mayo to Grace Ceok-Janusry TIN for $50
the south eighth of lot 4, between and Q, FIFTH
and Sixth streets, Sacramento.
F. 5. George to John White-January It'll; fo
$500 the south half OF lot 2, between G and H
Twen1y-third and Twenty-Fourth streets, Sacra
mento.
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srrRo THRows D. TRF sPONeE.

CARsos, January 7th.-This evening Sutro
announced that he was cut of the Senatorial
fight, dismissed his forces, gave up his rooms
at the 0rmsby and went to spend Sunday at
his residence in SuirO. His Withdrawal
occasioned immense disgust among the lobby
lists. His change Of programme was caused
by inside information which he received from
the enemys camp showing decided strength
on the mart OF Fair
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EN MEMORlAM.

SEJANTED-A PIECE OF LAND TO WORK
Nv on shares or Tor rent. GEORGE ASFDEN,
Thirteenth and streets j53t
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DR.. CssARs LIQUoR ASTIDoTz, carefully prepared
Of the best Quill Bark by n. S. Hammer, druggist
7sarsnsuvo. CThe celebrated cure for drunkenness
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muRDERER HANGED All wALLA NTAILA.
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vTvANTED-A FIRsT-cLAss DREssMAKFR !:
w cood cutter and filter. Apply at this Office.
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Eartern are Forelgn Marketa

NEW YORK. January 4t1.
BRsADsTuFFs-F Flour is dan ana Wheat is strong,
latter at 81 l0a1 II.
NooL-guet
BARLEY-Dull and neglected.
HdPs Quiet. Choice grades firm
GROCERIES Rio Coffee is in moderate demand anu
easier. Refined Sugars are very good demand,
and prices firm, Teas are dull. At the public sac
yesterday prices, in consequence with those oil We'd
nesdsy, generally lower and the tone easier
BosroN January 18th.
Wool-The market has been quiet this week,
sales comprising only 800 000 pounds Of all kinds,
and prices indicate no change. The large stocks ~
New York, Boston and Philadelphia-some 50,000,
600 pounds-ruake BUYERS hold OF The price OF
Y and Xxx Ohio aud Pennsylvania have ranged IRON
47c to Sic: Wisconsin and Michigan, 40c, aud
eomhiug and delaine, 4505jc, as to quality. IN
washed goos remain the same, with a moderate
business and pulled woods have been selling at 57G1
&c for common and choice supers. There is no
movement Of auy consequence in foreign. Holders
are very confident that manufacturers Will be in the
market in force in week or two, and that full
prices will be realized
PHILADELPHIA, JANUARY 7th
woods in light demand, and prices steady. XX
and above 4515Oc; Xxx, 473@49c medium, 500
sic coarse, 43c New York, Michigan, indiana and
Western \ and Xxx, 43Sdp45c; medium, 490t50c;
coarse 4Od43c washed combng and Gelaine fine
washed delaine, X and XXX, 50ta52c, medium
washed comhing and delaine, 55c coarse washed
c0mbing and delaine, 4Sd4le; canada washed comb
ing, 45@47c tub washed choice, 5o@53e; fair, 600
49c unwashed combing and delaine, medium I'M
washed combing ana delaine, 36Co3sc coarse I'M
washed combing and deaine, 3Ge3Sc; bright I'M
washed comhing, fine or and Xxx, 2e@Slc; medi-
dunn, 35d38c; coarse, 33@34c; dark earthly I'M
washed clothing, fine, 19a22e medium, 25a30c
coarse, 24@25c Oregon, fine 3Sd51c; medium, 80
aSsc coarse, 30933c California, not quoted New
Mexico and Colorado fne, ISa23c medium, 25e
3Oc carp wool, coarse. Iod2oe; pulled, extra
Merino, 39g42c super, S7942c; lambs super, 81
@42e
LIygpPooI, January It'll
- - Ga
leadings grain circular saws: The wheat smar-
kets, though steady, ugiinproved. Csreoes
of the coast and for arrival difficult 10 sell even
at the spot concession. Since Tuesday gaea, sue
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HurcH1Ns AND THE FORGERY.

WASHINGTON, January 9TH. = Stilson
Hutchins' son says The whole statement
about the Morey letter by Truth is simply
absurd, and founded on misrepresentation.
My father will return in a day or two, and
may make public statement"
The New York parties attacked by the
Star as responsible for the Morey letter are
being heard from. Detective Lonergan says
the statements in the Tribune relating to him
are entirely inexcusable and idiotically false.
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NEVADA.
rhe senatortal question.

CARSON, January 7Uh.-Ile conflicting
dispatches sent last night regarding the Sena-
torial question were occasionad by the rapid
changes in the political kaleidoscope. The
Fair faction claimed seven majority IN the
caucus, but an actual count of the members
as they came out revealed the fact that he
was two, or at least one, snort Of q majority.
a Notary Public was sent for TO swear those
inside, but they declined TO take any oath.
They voted four men by proxy. Members
were ont hunting Tor absentees, and some
who went out did not return. When the
news of break in the caucus reached Sutro
he said that he would be ready to SO into the
night rs soon rs the news was confirmed. The
fact that the caucus was broken was so gen
orally believed that SutrO was announced
on all sides. Later in the evening a
man called on Sutro with list Of
the members in the caucus, and solemnly as
sureG him that it was correct, as he had been
in the caucus chamber. Ga This information
Sutro declined 10 announce himself, although
the 4 0peGl mad been kept open, ready TO an
nounce MIN. until late hour. 1t is uow be-
lieyed that the man who called on Sutro was
sent by Fair to get him TO remain out, as it
has since been discovered that soI0e Of the
names on the list were absentees. Sutro's
heutenants are bu5lly at work getting the in
side OF the caucus, and II 1t can be shown
that the Fair men have attempted to deceive
the rest, Sutro viii make an active fight. He
will also be supported by the leading Repub
icans, who had rather see Nevada repre-
sented by any other man than Fair. Be
tween now aud Tuesday night there will be
numerous changes in the situation, AS long
as Sutro remains in the city there is 9 pros
pect of a contest. The Legislature met to-
dav and adjourned until Monday,
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