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OTHER BUSINESS TROUBLES.

CANAL DOVER, Ohio March 26.-J. L. Edwards, & Co.,
proprietore Of the rolling mill here have made an assign
inent Charles larger Their liabilities are $4,000,
and their asset $4,000 Fifty hands are thrown out OF
employment, with about ak weeks pay due them.
MONTREAL March &c. G. snOwdon & Co., an old
hardware firm here suspended through the embar
rassmen OF n Winnipeg firm that is large, creditor Of
theirs. The liabilities are approximately stated at
100000 The nrm Is expected To pay IN iul II lt Is al
lowed time by It's creditors.
swardOn Co.. retail boot and shoe dealers have sus
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GERMANY. SPAIN AND MEXICO.

LONDON, March 26.-1he Standards corre-
spondent Berlin says that the Spanish Minister there
Is about to go furlough He vii. probably remain
absent owing TO the differences between Spain
and Germany with regard TO customs duties.
BEkLIS. March 28.-The treaty Of commerce between
Germany and Mexico has been submitted 70 the
Bundesrah. II the safety OF the reta rade ana
the freedom OF property owned by Germans In Mexico
from forced loans war charges
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CHARGES AGAINST AN EDITOR.

SEABRIGHT, n. j., March 26.-1he Sea-
bright Sentinel of March contained editorial article
denounclng balls and dancing. Within The last three
days Monmouth County has flooded with circulars
I'm which scurrillous charges are made against p H.
Packer the Editor Of The Sentinel United States At
torney Keasbey has officers the case as the circulars
were sent through the mails.
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A BILL AFFECrING JAMAICA. LII

The bill introduced into the Legislature for
aboshng the ofce OF trustees of the town Of jamaica
L. H. greatly aroused the people OF that town. and
viii materially anect the spring elections The bill pro
vdes for the abOlshment OF the Office OF trustees OF the
town. and for transferring their duties the Town Board
The bll, II 10 alleged, drawn by number OF per-
sons WAC seek TO get Possession OF the uplands ia
Ian lea RAJ
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IN Ex.CITY ATTORNEY rIYDIcATED

PoUGHKEEPsIE, March 26-The suit brought
against w. j. Thorn. exattorney Of this city to collect
about a. 900 claimed 10 be due from him for tax col,
lectons which he had ade had paid over result
ed to-day in Judgment In his favor OF s62 overpad by
him. The suit brought result ~ an Investigation
by the Finance Committee OF the Common Council and
was based upon the report Of seden Il. Hopkins,
expert.
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said he would have received information in re-
tn
POLITICAL NEWS.
THE CHICAGO MAYORAL,TY.

CHICAGO, March 26.-At conference to-
day between the Citizens Committee and the Republican
managers the former adopted platform for the mayor
atty campaign declaring for license OF $3.50 year
beer saloons and $500 for shops selling distilled liquors
Inc pu6cans took no action, bnt aclty acquiesced n
In this declaration Of principles The Republicans and
Citizens are running a joint city ticket
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FAILURE or WOOL MERCHANTS.

BOsTON, March 26.-Harrington a. Simonds,
wool merchantsof No. 92 FederasL suspended Sat
urday afternoon. Their liabilities approximate $4,000
The failure will I'm way involve other houses settle
merit will be effected In insolvency, and the firm will
not resume business
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DUKES NOT WANTED IN UYIoYToWN.

PITTsBURG, March ga dispatch to The
Chronicle from UDontown Penn, -ays that ~ L. Dukes
arrived there his fathers Last night and this
morning committee Of citizens presented bin with
OuiOns adopted at n recent indignation meeting. and
him notice that lie would twenty four hours
within which To transact his business and leave the
tnv
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ALARM NEAR MOUNT EpNA.

CATANIA, March 26.-Three earthquake shocks,
accompanied by rumblings. have been felt at
Biancavilla, town on the deoivity of Mount Etna.
There is great panic among the people Of that
place. They ara building huts In the open country.
tearing that the town will he destroyed The pris-
oners in the Jail have been removed TO a place Of
safety
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LOWER PRICES FOR IRON ORE.

PIrTsBURG, Penn, March 26.-The ore-pro-
ducers have been forced another notch to-day The
Republic Ore Company offered to sell ore for SO per
tonS2 less than last year and so cents less than last
week Theblast furnace men say further reduction
Will be necessary before they will buy
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OTHER FOREIGN NE WS.
CONDITION OF QUEEN vIcToRIl

CONDITION OF QUEEN VICTORIA.
LONDON, March 26.-Queen Victoria was able to-
day TO attend the baptism of the infant daughter of
the Duke and Duchess of Albany. The Queen was
wheeled to the chapel in a chair. After the bap-
tismal ceremony she received the guests IN the
green drawing room.
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THE MEXICAN DRAINAGE COMPANY.
ONE OF TUE PROBABLE OBJECTS OF GENERAL DIAzs
VISIT

VISIT.
iBY TELEGRAPH TO THE rRIBUsE.l
WASHINGTON. March 26-rhere is pretty good
reason to believe that tie visit of ex-Presi-
dent Diaz to the National Capital at this
time is not prompted exclusively by curl
osiiy or a desire TO enjoy the hospitalties
of the Government. Ii is understood that meet
ing will be held this week Of the Mexican Drainage
Company, a corporation in which Senator Rubio of
Mexico who accompanies General Daz, is said to
be interested Whether General Diaz himself is
personally interested in the same company is not
very generally known.
The leading American capitalists connect
ed with the corporation directors are said
10 be Senator Sabin and Mr. Low"
cry, of Minnesota. Commissioner Loring
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING AT CORNELL

ITHACA March 26.-Tbe trustees of Cornell
University at their meeting to-day authorized the estsb-
lishment OF course electric engineering the open
ing Of the new physical and chemical Jres In
temDer next A very extensive collection of apparatus
has been received for the purpose
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TENNESSEE POOLSELLING BILL.

NASHVILLE, March 26.-A bill has passed
both OF the Legislature allowing pools to be sold
all races, but combining thai privilege TO
roed by bood-horse associations and fairs. II pro-
hibs the selling OF pools 20 minors intoxicated per-
sons. The law has heretofore forbidden the selling OF
pools on any Races side OF the state.
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DORSEY'S $4,000 CHECK.

DENVER, Col, March 2G.-The following
teleqam received here to-day:
WAsHBGrOS. ID. c., March 20.
To Hon. j. II. BRLFORD:
j. B Bissel IL here. Says no did receive n check Of
g., 600 OF Dorsey II. NJ. TELLER.
lkor Star Rollie Trial see Third Pnacl
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THE DETEC1IyE FORCE OF LONDON.

LONDON, March 26.-Ihe Press Association says
the proposed addition to the detective force OF Lon
don will take the form of political poll ce, similar
to the organizations in Berlin and Paris.
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MR.. PARNELL,s ALLEGED STATEMENT.

VIENNA, March 26.-The Presse asserts that Mr..
Parnell in an interview at Paris gave his word of
honor that three OF ten recently hanged in Ire
land were innocent of the crlmes Tor which they
were executed
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NEWS FROM THE DOMINION.

OTTAWA, March 26.-Sir Charles upper,
Minister OF Railways is about resign. IL 10 rumOred
that he will be appointed High Commissioner IN the
place OF Sir r. Gait Sir Charles ha, not yet resigned
but will do after has made explanations In the
House On the pro.ress OF the Canada Pacinc ka~ay'
Either Mr.. Richie Mr.. DAILY OF Halifax VIII probably
succeed him In the Cabinet.
The bench show under the auspices OF the Dominion
Kennel Club was formally opened here tnis afternoon
Dy his Exceency the Governor General The exbiDitlon
pfoIises TO bs very raetive The value VI the
cog on exhibition is $I5OOO0 the entries repre-
teAt almost every known class OF dogs.
VI EbEc, March Z4Diphtheria IL prevalent at Ncoiet
al many children lave died few lat Al cases are re-
ported 10 this CITY.
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A MINE IN DANGER OF CAVIAG IN

WILKEsBARRE, Penn, March 26.-0wing to
On anticipated cave-n at the Pine Ridge collery OF the
Delaware and HUDSON Company, work was suspended
to-day. The tmbers supporting tue roof in tine main
gangway have given way and serious results are ex-
pected.
H. NJ olmstcad, treasurer OF the Delaware and Hudson
Canal Company said TO TRIBUNE yesterday af
ernoon thar as far a. he knew Information had been
received at the cOmpauys Office In regard to the cOnd
ton OF the Pine Ridge coery. II the matter Was serl-
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AFFAIRS IN CHINA AND JAPAN.

AFFAIRS IN CHINA AND JAPAN.
HONG KosG, March IA French trans
pr. with 500 troops for the Ton-
gun expedition. arrived AZ Hai-Phong on
February 2l increasing the number Of the force TO $500
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Jarvis & Co., 81 San joe, was destroyed by
! FIRE Saturday morning; loss, $1,000.
J.E. Bowling made desperate attempt at
suicide in Los Angeles Saturday, but vas
prevented from accomplishing his purpose.
\. Querose. Louis Hegiera and Perry
| Creasou, for various offenses 10 Tulsre coun.
IT, IL nave 0'Sn sentenced 70 terms At Dan Z 'sh'
a man named William Cooke committed
suicide early Saturday morning st Salem,
Or, by cutting his throat with draw-knife
cause unknown.
The salmon run continues strong 10 the
| Columbia, and the canneries are working TO
| their full capacity. The pack will in all
| probability be as heavy as ia former years.
Meetings were held Saturday at Hay
wards, Redwood City, Santa Rosa, Visalia
and Auburn TO protest against the actions of
Railroad Commissioners Carpenter and
Humphreys.
General Crook arrived at Wilcox, A. t.,
| at l o'clock Saturday morning. He is well,
| and with the exception Of a slight malarial
attack, has enjoyed the bsst of health on the
campaign. -Four companies of cavalry, with
the Indian scouts, are conducting the prison
ers to the reservation.
The cabin of Geo. Murray, at Green val.
Icy, Placer county, was burned to the
ground Friday night. Murray, who was in
toxicated and asleep in his bed, was danger
ously burned. He was brought to Alta on a
stretcher and taken TO the County Hospital
in pitisble condition.
At meeting of farmers and others at Max
well, Colusa county. Saturday. a company
was formed with capital Of S25, 900 for the
purpose f doing the preliminary work of the
canal from the Sacramento river, near Red
Cluff, to run through Tehama, Colusa, Yolo
and Solano counties to the bay.
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sa-rsr eato FToducs Ksrkss Wholesale.
-. - -. o.. D. H..


Corrected da.iY .or Tho REcoRp-USfos..
skcaAxxsra. June 18th.
Fprt7s-F.ernoos. Sicily. $40 508if Scasa Oranges
T,bid ss50f9 Is y iax. California. 81 s5saI rs 4
10y - m a 81 - ,,,sr.s 81 sad14 ) bunch
~ spp'ss ssis5 > i1le0. C,o6aSts. s7sfs , leo,
A,,,,rs n o5s.T Il, = ~. Cranha-rirr si-,71s :
81. St-S,ebor-is oaio, 5, n CNsrries ese.fsI *
= Inn. Rasnberrirs - sIse a basket Auricot.
So = p, iC1,-rsnfs s4S6 II chest onality Door
: =, - hsa.
s., 80 a.a,,-s.s "a r.rs \ ao- ~
,s,ort.i ,-,l,,r $50 81. Poarbes' Of, CO.
~. Portland B,n@Sorfisi. -, csns. q. Whor'
$3.50 n =
prssS Esrrrs spricz sii-el as1o, 3 =. ID
--,s,ss-,4 500. l..rs resi,3 7sss.. AZ NJ
I-,.5 - j. -, r,i.,es itSIf-. pes,tss
- n, 1919 fssias. .sr7ia, l;,--ns1 ~,
Frsch "a as. BissEi-.5s. I49i5s: Fi.rl CEii.
- -, = r.
1sTs. $500 As.o-t,.f 90, ,-.nz = aox e IS
g,.ses-s IA. ps-sis-t Pears $ PlY,r,s - a
pi.esi,.r-ies sss.s Is t;oobs-risa a IS straw
bs-r,es. 81 IS. krvsots. IS Nascnt Grsos- s. Is
Al C,,rrs1ts' 81 81. C5er-3-s 81 90
ysexr Az =- posstros SIeEsl. sweet Peas
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SATURDAYS NEWS.

Burial Of Dukes-Mother Shot by Her Son
-GOFm0ns In North CarOiina-CIsud.
burst al Cheyenne-Msjo OF MassOn's SEN
tenee - Cremafi0ns In Pennsylvania
Fears for the Queens sanity-Ihe New
Peruvian Cabinet-Bradlaugk's Friends
Propeller sunk I'm Canada-Anfl Rail.
road Commissioner Meelings-Fire at
SAN Jose-Meeting OF Farmers in Colusa
COunty-Ete.
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NERVOUS DEBILITY
A ogKE GUAEASTEED.

nREC. VESTS NERVE AND BRAIN TREAT
u1ent, guaranteed specific for Hys.eria, Dir
ziness, ConvusiOns, Fite, Nervous Neuralgia, HEAD
ache. Nervous Prostrztion caused by the use Of
aichohcl or tobacco, Wakefulness, Mental DePres-
son softening Of The Brain, resulting in insanity
and leading misery, decay and death Premature
Old Age, Barreuness, Loss Of Power IN Either Sex
Involuntary Losses and SpermatorrbDa, caused By
over xertion Of the brain, self abnse or over
Indulgence Each box contains ons months treat
nneut; 81 box, or six boxes for Is, sent By mail
prepaid on receipt Of price. We guarantee ti6 boxes
10 cure any case With e1ch order received BY rs
for six boxes accompanied with So VIII send the
purchaser our written guarantee 70 refund the
money 4 the treatment does not effect cure.
Guarantees issued only by KIRK, GEARY & CO.,
Druggists. Sacramento Cal Orders by mail a.
REGULAR DTice- feZS-1vGTly
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Complete Treatment, 81.

A eirrle d09e Of sanfOrd's Radical Lure Ia
GENTLY relieves the mos violent sneezug or Head
CoIds- clears the Heal as by magic, stops watery
5iselarges fren the Nose and Eyes, prevents Ring
ng Noises in toe Head, cures Nervous Headache,
- -,,i,if,es rfiIls and Fever In Chronic Catarrh
4 cleanses the nasal passages Of foul mucous, re-
stores the senses Of smell, taste and hearing when
affced frees the head, throat and bronchial tubes
u offensive matter sSeetens and purihes the breath,
TONS the cough and arrests the progress OF Catarrh
towards Consumption.
one bottle Radical Cure, one box Catarrhal soly-
emit and Saufords Inhaler, all in package, II all
druggists for 81. Ask for SASYoRDs RADICAL CURE.
POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL CO.. Boston.
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COMMERCIAL.
Il Fraac.soo Produes q.

sGS FRsscisoo, June l6th-i P. 4
FIouR-Exports yesterday amounted 20 close
upon 800 bbis mostly 70 Central American ports
Tie market Is less 5ra, aad pfico2 aye shaping 10
lover values Best City Extra, s5 25g5 s.; medium
grades. = 25a4 IS shipping superhne, s494 p
e Dbl
wngAr-TGo situation remaiDs undisturoed.
Shipping grades are quJa-oie At - @ as an outside
figure Whiie purchases On milling account are re-
ported az 81 Gil With OCCASIONAL transfers AZ 81 20
3 c.i Ga clii to-cay, 0Ee loading operator was a
frss seller Of 1888 contracts but buyers we're on
hand 70 take a offerings, and the narke, was well
sustsiaed IN price Neatly 700 tons No. White,
changed bands as follows
seller Iss3-3o0 tons, 8 So; 100, 81 564 z cti.
Buyer Isss-lO0 tons, 81 G g ell
Samples Of new Wheat age being daily shown on
Charge spec men Of 600 tons raised in STAINS
iaus county, ard said % BE- fair exhibit from that
section, attracted much attention this morning Il
was claimed . eeiga o. ths % tie busha!.
AT the Grain Exsnange this uor0ing there wera
sale II No White follows
septemher-i59 tons, 81 56l
seller Is53-310 ton-, IN lots, 81 % q cd
CuotztioEs 81 No. crlies az leading centefs To-
40 are tsiqurgua.d a foiigWa
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Exhausted Vitality, Premature Decline and les =
OF MANHOOD, In all its complication,
and from whatever csHse produced. t
enriches and purifes the Blood, Strengthens tie
Nerves, BrEin Muscles, Digestion, Reprcduc.iSe
Organs, and Physical and Mental Faculties Il
s.ops any unnatural deb;litzting drain upon d e
svsten preventing involuntary Losses, debiitstiIg
destructive TO mind and body. Il Il = sue
eIiutnstor Of all KIDNEY AND BLADDER coz.
PLANTS. II contains no injurious Ingredients.
To these suffering from the evil efIecss
af ysushfuI indIscreffoas or excesses, n
speedy, thorough and permanent CUsE
Is GTARANTEED. Price, So 50 per bottle,
y five bottles In case, with full dire tons -
ADVICE, sic. Sent secure from obssryatiJ N 70 sly
address upon rsoeiPs o. price, OF O. o. D. To e
bad orly OF
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AI "a HI El
Now To GET AND HOW TO KEEP IT.
DR.. WILLIAMS ELECTRIC,
INDICATED, COMBINED LIVER, KIDNEY AND LUNG
r. - ID
Adults size. 81: ChiIdren's Size, 50 Cents.

TyoR THE CURE or ALL DISEASES ARISING
u from impure Blood or any imperfect action Of
the Stomach, Liver, Kidneys or Lungs. Full 0irec
tons accompany each Pad. We ask those Hho buy
this PAD 70 give it fair trial. Do not give il up if
1t does not bring about instantly. Wear It 50
days, Anyway. Try 10 be almost patient with it
as Y0u would be with 4 doctor and medicines, both
q which cost yoI its price many times Give it
tsr trial, and you viii be than satisfied with
/ the result. The sAre Pad should never be worn by
| more than one person. Sent 70 all parts c. o. D.,
or on receipt Of Postrfice order Sold 81 the Boston
B8zar, 81 street, between Eighth and Ninth. and
a the Pacific Watos Cure, northwest conner Seventh
and L streets Lofts A. KELLY, agent.
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ssEs - I
SIRE zsEs czt z
{ ZeErettg asse afsNe
) EeAIE is tac tex; =
u4ss result q oss 7
twenty vez-s OF D-A =
! teal experience, = d
1 CUREs WITH U :
/ FAILING CERTAIts1 7
i Nervous and Physi; 81
4 Debiity ), semina. @eAj :
! ness, SpernatorrhGa,
! stat0rrk PS.
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gas,srn and FOREIGN 0Iarketa.

LlyERFCoI, June 10th.
wuEtr 49, California spot lots sre dun al Is ID 70
O. sd Cargo lots l6s Tor just shipped, as Cd for
nearly due aud s5s Tor "a eolst.
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AZ Diamond Dyes are go perfect and so
beautiful that it Is q pleasure to use them.
Equally good for dark or light colors. 10 cts.
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ID EsUsCTTATED-READ THIS BOOK, WHICH
IA represents a cream or vision OF the existence
sftsr death National social, religious and scientific
matter about the United states The PsyehoeTaph,
test souliorce, sold a. oil book stores. iel4st'
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DR., c. 2. SALFIELD,
sIS Eearny street,
SAH FRAN go, GAL

Consultations strictly confidential, By ,stter at
-Rec FREE F. .ss ~onvenie1cs Of patients, 81 d
a order to snszrs yeIsset secrecy, hare sdoptor
private address, under which al packages are scr-
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Charles Robin,
NO. zOz y GERENTi
SACRAMENTO,

OFFERS TO THE PUBLIC A LARGE STOCK
" Of Spring Clothing, Furnishing Goods and
Hats at Manufacturers Prices, for Cash. Call and
sec for yourselves We DO not assume the rerDQ3si-
bilfy Of calling ourselves the leaders Of & she. out
We keep az good goods az any house keeps 10 this
city. We also keep common goods but DO not offer
them 70 our customers unless they call for them.
Poor goods keep men poor don't you forget it.
Robins mstto is: Pay for what you get, and set
what you buy
EzT Country orders filed promptly. e2-t
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Dr.. SPINNEY & G..
or NO. II XEARHY ST. SAN FRANCISCO.
Treat al Chronic and special Diseases.


Treat al Chronic and special B1seates.
Y9IsG MIS-
NETHO MAY BE SUFFERING IRON TIE
w effects Of youthful folies or iadi5cretion
will do well to avail themselves Of this, the greatest
boon ever laid at the altar Ct suffering humanity.
DR. sPINNEY VIII guarantee to forfeit 800 for
every case OF Seminal Weakness or Private Discs Sc
Of aly kind or character which be undertakes Al d
balls 70 cure.
NIB3LE-AGED MIN.
There are many At the age Of thirty 20 sixty ~ o
are troubled with too Ire, 1ent evacuation o. TIE
bladder, often accompanied by slight srnsTting or
burning seDsation, and weakening Of the systtI N
IN a manner the patient cannot account Toy. n
examining the urinary deposits 3 ropy seoinie I
vii often be found, and sometimcs small paFiicl
Of zibEruea giil appear, Or the color vii be Of
thin uuiksh hue, again changing 70 dark q d
tofusd appearance. There are many men who G
a his difficulty, ignorant q the ca1se, Whica
the second s.sge q seminal weakness. Dr. s. Eii
yuarsntee perfect cure Ia al zach caass ard
healthy restoration o. the genito-urinzry orgsns-
Oaics hours-10 70 1 and 6 70 3. Sunday, from 10
10 Il An Consultation freq. Thorough eSsn IN
ati01 and advice, S.. Cal Or address
sg. sPESSEH & &C.,
so Il Ecarny street. San Fr1ncisc9.
Ps.-For private diseases u abort standing,
fuil course Of medicine, sufficient Tor cure with
IN insrictious Wi be sent 70 any addrsss for SIC.
suas- sn5taSaiIESThFd
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FOREIGN.

Fears are expressed that Queen Victoria
may become insane.
Sir Charles Upper has been appointed
representative of Canada in England.
The Bright demonstration in Erglsnd was
an extraordinary tributa to the great states
man.
The young Qaeen Ct Spain is reported to
have leis her husband because of his immor-
slties.
4 motion to give force to the purchaser
clause in the Land Act was introduced 10 the
British Parliament Saturday By Lord George
Hamilton.
a telegram announces the sinking Of the
propeller Canads, near Rockpori, Oatsrio,
loaded with general merchandise.
Adgices from Lima state that the mem
beIs of the new Are9uipa Cabinet are /;
Stat. Mariana N0lcarcel /; Interior, Federico
Herrard Justics, Senior Nelez; WsF, Gel.
juan J BarrA; Treasury, l.. DslsiArd
Al aerousut named Davis, accompanied
BY sn actress and merchant, departed from
Marseilles in balloon Friday evening to
cross q point Of tie Mediterranean. The
balloon and its occupants were picked up at
sea.
A cable TO the New York Star from Lon.
don says: The oficsrs In charge Of the
Parliament Heuss have been warned that
mob Of BEsdlaugh's friends at any time may
attempt TO break their way into the House Of
Commons TO secure his entrance, despite the
orders Of The Speaker.
PACIFIC COAST.
Geo. Sampson was drowned near Randolph,
Utah, on Monday.
A destructive hail.storm occurred st Fill
more, Utah, on Friday.
A. J. Pickering. q carpenter, was killed at
0rOviile yesterday by fall.
Michael Garrigsu was killed by falling
tree Saturday st Redwood City.
A little boy named Blumquis. WAS drowned
st Huntsville, Utah. on Thursday.
Afuldoon defeated Rigal in the wrestling
match at San jose Saturday night.
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Jacob Whitaker. sged IS. che of tie OLDEST
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Foatss, of Pessiuma, have been sent to the
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