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THE Nevada Transcript suggests that Chinese
criminals in county iails be made to work on the
highways, and thus lessen the cost of keeping. In
Sacramento that has long been done, only we do
not make any distinction, but Chinese, white and
black alike serving out terms in JAIL are marshaled
into the chain gang
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1HE total number Of persons returned as living in
England and Wales at midnight on April 4th was
25,e 63, 2S6 1t sounds strange but the explanation
isthat the English census is all taken in one day,
and deals with nothing but the population and the
number Of inhabited houses.
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A DENVER paper says brains, not money, will
win in the Colorado political contest" Do the
Coloradons carry their brains IN their pockets?
Experience teaches that from the latter comes the
motive power in most political campaigns.
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Answer This /!

Can you find case of Brights Disease of
the Kidneys, Diabetes, Urinary or Liver
Complaints that is durable, that Hop Bitters
has not or cannot cure? Ask your neighbors
if they can.
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|. 0. - 0. F.

TINE COMMITTEE ON CELEBRATION OF THE
Il Sixty third Anniversary takes this method OF
returning their thanks to the c. P. r. r. Superin-
tendents X. H. Pratt and J. B. Wright Mr. Muir,
o. 2. Goodhue Of the Sacramento Lumber Com.
pany; H. G. Hays, Telegraph Mill the Sheriff Of
Placer county and his efficient Deputies James
keseberg, and others, for favors conferred in rem
dering our picnic a success. Also to Mrs. Hermon
Perry, Mrs. G. W. Chesley, Professor Adams. Pro-
lessor johnson, W. F. Jackson and A A. Cook for
services as Committee awards.
ED. NJ. MARTIN, President
W. B. DAVIES, Secretary. [B.Cl m3O.lt
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NoTtCE OF ASSIGN ZEE.

IN The DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
Il States, District of Californian Bankruptcy
In the matter Of MARTIN ARESZ, of Sacramento
county, bankrupt Before Mr. SAMUEL I
CLARKE, Jr., Register in Bankruptcy Lis; rict OF
California, $50 the Creditors OF said Bankrunt
and to SAID Bankrupt Take notice that the Register
in Bankruptcy aforesaid at the request Of the nm.
dorsgned Assignee herein, has ordered second and
third general meetings Of the Creditors of said
Bankrupt, for the purposes required in Sections
States Title, " Bankruptcy" to be holden at the
Chambers Of the Register (Roous % and %, in the
building northeast corner Of Battery and Washing.
ton streets in the city and county of San Francisco
and the ninth day of June, A. D. 1882 at . O'Clock
p NJ, at which time and place you are requested to
attend.
Dated at said San Francisco in said District this
18th day of MAY, A. d. 1852
A. C0MTE, ia,
INSULT Assignee of the Estate.
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ID ANCH AND SHEEP FOR SALE
III, Good Summer and Winter Range. E5S<$s
assoc Acres OF Land and 1900 ~H
weIi.bred sheep. Land is situated in kA
Suffer county, the Marysville road 10 miles from
Sacramento Part of the land is good raising gt an
and is only three miles from good landing Sac
ramento river. Land is all under good fence, and
has on it new Two-story House and Good Barn.
Title Perfect. For further particulars, inquire OF
r. n. MOTT. at NJ. 7. BREWER & cos No. 1910
Second street, Sacramento m30 lplm
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co - -
300 TONS COKE FOR SALE CHEAP AT THE
Capital Gas Works, Sacramento,
A first-class Fuel for Smelling Purposes ma7-2pu
IMPORTANT SALE.

ID BUSINESS AND RESIDENCE PROPERTY -.
ID Must be sold. The substantial three li,iil
story Brick Building No. 90 Front street, ad III.
Joining store Of George N. Chesey, and know ~
" Leggets Ale House" One OF the best locations in
the city for Wholesale or Manufacturing Purposes.
Lot, $50 feet deep 70 the alley in rear, Building,
2lxl00 feet; lately provided with new basement
floor and metal roef. Also, Lots and 2, + and q,
Fifteenth and Sixteenth streets, upon which is a
Frame Dwelling renting for $40 per month. These
lots are high and dry and located 10 fast mprov-
ing and desirable neighborhood Proposals for the
purchase Of the above will be received for 30 days by
CADWALADER & PARSONS, Third and streets,
or CHARLES STEWART, 1871 Hyde
street, San Francisco. No reasonable offer will be
refused. II not sold at private SALE il will be offered
at public auction and sold 10 the highest bidder.
mi32plm
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ENoRMERLY OF 1908 EIGHTH STREET, IN
IL this city, begs leave TO inform her Sacramento
friends and acquaintance who contemplate visiting
San Francisco during the summer season, that she
Is prepared to accommodate them with the best Of
table board and lodging at 1903 Van Ness avenue
between Bush and Pine. ago 2ptfTuThS
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THE heavy frost recently in Pope valley, Napa
county, has greatly discouraged viticulture there
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Death of an Army Veteran.

PHILADELPHIA, May 29th.-Major General
George H. Crossman died last evening in this
city. He was an old army officer, born in
Taunton, Masg., in 1898.
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House of REPRESENTATIVE.

WASHINGTON, May 29th.-As soon as the
reading of the journal ended, Reed called up
for consideration the proposed amendment to
the rules prohibiting dilatory motion on the
contested election cases.
The question of consideration was instantly
raised by Randall, and filibustering at once
began.
However, on the ruling of the Speaker,
each side was given an hour to discuss the
point of order raised by Reed, that no dilatory
motion could be made upon the proposition
to amend the rules
Reed made long speech, holding that it
was the first business Of Congress to do its
work without delay.
Randall said as his decision in the Electoral
count case had been cited, he would say the
case was then greater than the rules and di'
latory motions. Now, however, there was
no law interfering with the rules. He justi-
fed the minority.
After discussion lasting several hours, the
Speaker made decision sustaining the point
OF order that dilatory motions cannot be made
to prevent change Of rules.
Randall appealed from the decision of the
Chair and Reed moved to lay tho appeal on
the table.
The appeal was laid on the table-ayes
$50, noes none.
After the announcement of the vote, Cox
of New York presented protest signed by
over 100 Democratic members against the
ruling of the Speaker.
The protest was not received to go upon
the Journal, but was read as part of Cox's re-
marks. go as to be printed in the Congressional
Record
The report of the Committee on Rules was
soon afterwards adopted-ayes 160, noes 2.
At 6:45 the House determined to proceed
to the consideration of the contested election
case.
Miles of Pennsylvania took the floor TO
open the debate, and then the House ad-
journed until tomorrow.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

L. %. D. +. Notice. Members .,ss.sssss..
of Industrial Lodge, No l57, are here Szz&
by notified that special meeting will 9ySsSx2seEE
be held THIS Tuesday EVENING, at UNIV
o'clock, for the purpose Of comforting the Degree
Of Rebekah. All Brothers and Sisters who have
taken the Degree, and such Odd Fellows as are en-
title to receive it, cordially invited to be present
L. F. BASSETT, n. G.
Z. B. HUssEy. Rec. Sec. m3O-lt-
INFORMATION WANTED-MARGARET A. NJ.
4 MCVAY daughter of Bernard McVay, formerly
machinist in Central Pacific Shops, Sacramento
some property left you. I'll. j. McYAY, 2lS Seventh
street, st. Paul, MINI. New York Herald Boston
Pilot and Chicago Times copy and send bill.
m30-1tSsw1tWs
"ANTED-sIX MEN TO HEAD, 81 so PER
w day; eight men to hay, $50; two good six
horse teamsters, S35 two good general blacksmths
s. so per day four walters, $50 to sS5 also three
mixers, $780, FEMALE-Two women cooks, $40 TO
s25; two women for housework in the country
SIS fare paid: two girls for chamber work and
waiting $50 eight girls for light Homework SIS to
go Apply to HOUSTON & CO.'S Employment
Office Fourth and streets, Sacramento. ml5-lptf
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BORN,

Sacramento May 16-Wiie of A. L. Lowell o son.
Rocklin, May 15-Wlfe OF J. N. Walden, daughter.
Auburs, May 21-Wife Of J. II. Rittinger, daugh.
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DECORATION DAY.

MUSICAL AND LITERARY EXERCISES AT
WI the Theater THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at s
o'clock. Admission, IS cents. Reserved seats may
be secured at the Box Office to-day without extra
charge. Tm30-1tl JOHN N. LARKIN.
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DOMESTIC NEWS.


ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoKD-UNIos.l
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The Democrats in the House.

WASHINGTON, May ZJth.-Ihe Dem0CrAt1c
members of the House held q conference
this forenoon, and after general discussion
| of the present situation, it WAS proposed that
a committee of FIVE members be appointed to
| conduct the contest on the part of the minor
| ity. This proposition met with a suggestion
| that the gentleman who had been acting IS
leader of the minority be requested to con-
tinue in that capacity. 1t was then unani-
mously agreed that Randall, Blackburn.
| Carlisle, Kenna and Anterior should manage
the contest. A further agreement was
reached, to the effect that if the Speaker
should make an arbitrary ruling for the pur-
pose of forcing the minority to submit to the
will of the majority In the pending contest,
ano her conference should be held to deter.
mine the course to be pursued.
The Fight In the House Practically
Ended,
WASHINGTON, May 29th.-The Democratic
fight against the consideration of the Mackey-
D:bble case, which has continued eight days,
has practically ended. A new rule has been
adopted, prohibiting flibustering on contested
election cases in the future. The Democrats
have filed written protest, signed by nearly
all of their members. against the ruling OF
the Speaker. If a quorum Of Republicans is
kept in attendance the election case will be
disposed Of probably this week. 1t is ex.
pected that the House will adjourn over to.
morrow.
The MescaIero Apaches.
WASHINGTON, May 29th.-The President
has called the attention of Congress, in a
message, to q report from the Commissioner
of Indians Affairs relative to the proposed
consolidation of the Mescalero and Jacarilla
Indian Agencies in New Mexico, and to the
clause in the Indian appropriation bill for the
removal of the Mescalero Apaches to the
Jacarilla reservation. appropriating SIS. 600
for the support of the consolidated agency,
or if not consolidated, then appropriating
$4,000 for the support of said Indians at
their present agencies. Secretary Teller says:
The amount appropriated for the consol-
dated agency, or for two agencies, provided
the removal il not made, is wholly inadequate
for the support Of these Indians numbering
in all about 600, with no other means Of
support except what Is appropriated by Con-
grssa. Therefore am satisfied that H. Is not
safe 10 attempt TO remove the Indians from
the Mesoslsros Agency at this time, and any
movement looking TO such removal would in
volve the United States in an Indian war. In
view of the foregoing facts, respectfully
suggest that Congress be asked to provide
funds for the adequate support Of the Indians
at the Mescalero and Jscsrilla Agencies, and
that the moneys appropriated for the support
of the Mescalero Indians be expended for
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
WEINSTOCK&LUBIN
AaBNTs FOR

J. 4 T. COUSINS LADIES' FINE SHOES;
JOHN B. STETSON & CO.'S MEMS FINE HATS;
BURT PACKARDS MEMS FINE SHOES;
KNOX OF NEW YORK. MEMS FINE HATS;
FISK. CLARK & FLAGG'S MEMS FINE NECkWEAR.
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THE FIRST
TALB0 GRAND CONCERT


PART l.
Pianoforte Solo. Miss Ellen Coursen
Song :" | Am Content "....................(D DOLBY
Mrs. Addie Carter
Ballata, Questa Quela (' Rigoletto y Verdi
Mr.. Ugo 1albo
ReoitAsiye and Aria, "oare compagne {" Son.
"A'H'A Miss Louise Elliott. 0e'Nn''
Herr Jacob Muller
Terzetto Quail Voutta " {" lombard D. Verdi
Miss Elliott, Mr.. Talbo and Herr J. Muller.
PART IL
New Song, Bunch Of vioiets .(Pinsuti1
Miss Louise Elliott.
Song, " The wanderer .Cschubert)
Herr Jacob Muller.
Duetto " Mira Ia Blanca. .fRossini)
Miss Elliott and Mr.. Talbo.
Song "Looking Back" ................(S uJliyanl
Mrs. Adde Carter
Old English Song, 1.-THE Pilgrim OF Love- .(Bishop)
Mr. Ugo Tabo.
Grand Quartet from Rigoietto, ........... Verdi)
"Un di sc ben"
Mesdames Elliott and Carer, and Messrs. Talbo
and Muller.
Musical Director ..............Mr. Otto Fleissner
Admission, with reserved seat. .........o One Dollar
Gallery FIFTY Cents
sy The second and last TaIb0 Concert
VIII take place on Thur.day. June I,
1882, az r. NJ. at The Congregational
Church. Magnificent programme In pre-
paration, with extra attractions. m3o.1.
METROPOLITAN THEATER.
IuI RsDA1 .......s-.''''s JUNE Bb,
FRiDIY .......................... JUNE cd.
SATURDAY ........-...........--J StAk ID.
AND SATURDAY MATINEE
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Man Kun over and Mangied-suspiciO
OF Foul Play.

DUBUQUE (Ia.). May 29sh.-As the passen.
ger train from Chicago, on the Milwaukee
and st. Paul Railroad, this morning was
nearing Massey station, six miles south OF
here. it ran over a man lying on the track,
horribly mangling his body. When ap-
preaching him the engineer and firemen saw
two men run away. The theory is that they
killed him and laid him on the track. The
Sheriff went to the place and arrested several
men found in bushes in the vicinity.
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car company lost six horses, and sixteen fatal
cases are reported at Onslasks.
Cases Postponed.
PHILADELPHIA, May sh.-The star route
cases have been postponed until September
~
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MRS, G, NJ, LEVY,

n Reserved Seats, without extra charge, to be
had on Wednesday, at 10 A. NJ, at the Thester Box
Office. nm 2,
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KILLED by Her Father.

CINCINNATI, May 29th.-At Springfield.
o., man named Kitzmiller, becoming ell
ragged at his daughter for keeping company
with q man of whom he disapproved, shot her
dead. He narrowly escaped lynching.
SPRINGFIELD, May 29th.-It was Leonard
Kitzelman, not Kitzniller, who killed his
daughter because she left home to escape his
brutalities. She lived long enough to say
that she went away because he subjected her
to forcible incest.
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WASHINGTON, May 29th.- Secretary Teller
announces his policy regarding the Indians as
adverse to dictation from church or philap-
thropic organizations. He favors liberal ex.
penditures for education, granting patents to
tribes for their lands, and making the indiana
self.supporting but relieving him Of his
gun and issuing lumber instead of tent ma.
terials
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SECOND ANNUAL PICNIC
Sacramento Verein Elm tracht
ON SUNDAY, JUNE 4, 1889,
AT RICHMOND GROVE,

MUSIC by the First Artillery Regiment Band DC
pieces).
GAMES for young and old and awarding If fine
prizes To the successful contestants
f1 No disreputable characters allowed upon the
grounds.
ADMlssIoN-Fifty Cents Ladies' Free.
m29- 2p6t THE COMMITTEE
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CAN YOU LOAN

Tvs $1,000 ON COUNTRY REAL ESTATE :?
u Please look at the security, and oblige STRO.
BEL. your Money Broker. 32l J street. m30 st.
MRS. IDA Z. ANDREWS, NJ. D.,
ECLECTIC PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
~ Office at the residence Of c. Clinch, No. ZIG
Seventh street, between and L. All calls, day or
night, city or country, promptly responded TO.
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Population of the United states.

CHICAGO, May 10Th. "A Washington
special says: The Census Bureau has issued
bulletin showing that the total population
of the United States is 80, 155, $50; total
area of country. 100000; total number of
families, 9,945. GIG; total number of dwell
ings, S,955.S1
The Minnesota University Shooting Case.
MINNEAPOLIS, May z9th.-The examina.
ton of the University shooting case resulted
10 holding Professor Pike in $500 bail on o
charge of assault with deadly weapon. Pro-
lessor Moore pleaded guilty of assault and
battery, and got fine of S25.
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n CA RD-

SACRAMENT0, MAY 20, 1SS2.-IN SATUR.
- days " Bee" notice that Mr.. George Reuter-
challenges any gentleman IN Sacramento county to
shoot match at single double pigeons. l will
shoot Mr.. REUTER- for 500 side 81 yards rise use
Of both barrels, Hurlingham rules; so pigeons from
plunge trap, each man to trap and furnish birds
for his adversary match to be shot at Agricultural
Park within thirty days. l have deposited $50 as
forfeit with Mr.. NJ. ode, corner Tenth and SITS.
m29-2ts J. l.. ZUVER,
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Guiteau's Counsel Still Struggling.

BosToN, May 29th.-The Traveller states
that while in this city last Friday, Colonel
Reed, counsel for Guiteau, conferred with
Justice Gray, of the United States Supreme
Court, and applied for habeas corpus for his
client. Judge Gray preferred to wait until
the case had been presented to his associates,
and Reed was unsuccessful in his effort to OBJ
tain the writ. Judge Gray is exceedingly re.
ticent in relation to the matter and will ex-
press no opinion upon the matter.
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METROPOLITAN THEATER.

...............M MAY 81, 1889,
At s P. N.
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TIC OLHt htItHtss
ST. PETERSBURG, May 2Sth.-The Car.
DESTROYS of sppeasing the people, has decided
to grant the reforms
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Played tor FOUR WEEKS at the California Thea.er
San Francisco, with great success.
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This Will be the cios-iThis will be the c,..
Ing performance In Ing performs n &c In
the Metropolitan the MetroDoIifnn
Theater. Theafer
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Frank James Wife and Boy.
A Crooked Custodian.

OMAHA, May Gothic. G. Hull was to-day
indicted by the United States Grand Jury on
twenty-five different counts, for fraudulently
obtaining money from the Government by
making false vouchers tor supplies for the
Postotfice building at Lincoln, of which he
was the custodian. The vouchers were signed
in blank by parties from whom purchases
were made, and Hull filed them out for
amounts much larger than the bills, and by
cunning manipulation succeeded in pocketing
the difference, which in the aggregate
amounted to several thousand dol.ars.
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miners who may take the places Of the
strikers.
State Convention to Meet Again.
PHILADELPHIA, May 29tb.-The Republi.
can State Convention is called to reconvene
at Harrisburg June 21st, to nominate a can
didate for Congressman at large.
Alimony Granted.
NEW YORK, May 29th.-Agnes Robertson
Boucicault has been granted SIS, 600 per an
mum alimony, pendente lite.
KiddIed with Bullets.
LITTLE Rock (Ark.l May 29th.-Jim
Saunders, colored boy of Is, attempted to
violate the person Of q white girl Saturday
morning, and was arrested and locked up. 4
crowd of masked men afterward broke in and
riddled him with bullets.
Result Of Printers Strike.
LOUISVILLE (Ky.), May 29th.-The Daly
World has suspended publication, on account
Of the printers strike.
Cyclone In Indiana.
FoRT WAYNE, May 29sh.-A cyclone in
this county Saturday afternoon demolished
several houses, injured three or four per-
sons, and carried away a cook stove and
sewing machine at one place.
A Flendish Father.
PEORIA 1ll.). May 29th.-At Lancaster
Landing. Milford Clifford strangled his
newly. born twin children and made coffin
of their cradle, abandoning his wife in her
helpless condition. A strong force Of neigh
bors is searching for the fend.
The Ten thousand Dollar Stallion Race
"On.-
ROCHESTER IN. ", May 29th.-The &c.
600 stallion race is off. Santa Claus, Francis,
Alexander and Voltaire have been declared
out, leaving but two entries. Orrin Hickok
says Santa Claus ia entirely out of condition.
Senator Ben. Hill.
EUREKA SPRINGS ARK May Goth. Sew
eral bones have been taken from Senator Ben.
Hills jaw, but he can still eat meat, and
seems to be doing well.
The Presbyterians.
SPRINGFIELD I'M. May 29th.-The only
matter before the General Assembly now is
the dancing question, which comes up this
afternoon.
One Eye Lost.
NV York, May 29.h.-The sight Of Lieu
tenant Danenhower's left eye cannot be re-
stored.
Ravaees of PInkeye.
CHICAGO. May 29th.-A La Crosse difpatch
says: Pinkeye is ragiag here. The street