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dent in 1926. For sixteen years she had
no son in the Cabinet. Harrison appointed
Daniel Webster as Secretary of State, and
he resigned the place under Tyler in lS43,
but was recalled by Fillmore. Edward
Everett succeeded him, and this closed the
list for Massachusetts for that office. OH
yer Wolcott, Samuel Dexter, George ;.
boutwell, and William 4. Richardson were
Secretaries of the Treasury, and all from
Massachusetts,. She has furnished Seere-
ferries of War in this order: General
Knox, Til thy Pickering, Samuel Dexter,
General Dearborn, William Eustis, and
now Mr.. Endicott In the Naval Depart
ment she has been represented by George
Cabot, Jacob Crowninshield, B. W. Crown
inshield, Daniel IIenshaw and George
Bancroft. Among the Attorneys-General
she has had Theophilus Parsons, Levi Lin
coin, Caleb Cushing, L. K. Hoar and
| Charles Devins In the Postal Depart
nlent she has had but one, Samuel Osgood
Massachusetts,, it will thus be seen, has
been signally favored with Cabinet posi-
tons She has had twenty-seven of hel
sons in the Presidential Council, and only
| Pennsylvania has had more-twenty eight
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THE CITY ELECTION.

\ city election takes place to-day i'll Sac
ramento. Neither the fate of the nation
nor the destiny Of men depend upon it.
But it is a local event of some Importance.
This journal, in common with many citi-
zens, has not approved the methods en-
ployed in making the nominations on the
Republican ticket for part of the Offices
Such methods we have antagonized, and
shall continue more vigorously than in the
past, to oppose, until political reform is
accomplished But no Republican will
hesitate to vote for the old, tried and APP
proved candidates for Auditor, Assessor
and Collector. Their retention is in the
direction of civil service reform. The
nominee for Trustee has not before held
the office. He is an old citizen of Sacra-
mento. Now that he has declared en-
phatically that he will support and obey
the laws of his State, and refuse to approve
Of the licensing Of gambling, there should
remain no longer any doubt in the mind
Of any Republican regarding his duty in
the premises. The party has now an OPP
portunity to wash its hands of the whole
miserable license system.
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NEWS OF THE MORNING

In New York yesterday Government Donds
were quoted at l22l4 for Is of 1897; lz5 for as;
sterling, 81 s494 81; 1917 for IS; silver bars,
1867.
Silver in London, 4ad: consols, 977zd; per
cent United States bonds, extended, 105; As,
I252a rs. 11435.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at S46gS415 cents.
Apart from large sales of Hale Il Noicross and
Savage at reduced rates, the mining share mar
ket in San Francisco yesterday morning was
dull and undressing.
General Grant and the Century publishers
have dissolved their business connections.
General Buffers troops have arrived at Korti
from Gakdul.
The explosion of powder works near New
burg, N. Y, yesterday. killed two men and
severely injured another.
Religious services in memory of General Cor
don viii De held next Friday in Canterbury
Cathedral. St. Paul's and Westminster Abbey.
bread riot occurred in Cracow, Russia, yester
day, which.was suppressed by the police
The President has nominated Charles S. Fair
child of New York to be Assistant Secretary of
the Treasury. and John c. Black, of Illinois, to
be Commissioner Of Pensions.
A decree has been issued proclaiming union
of Central America as one republic.
The local Legislature was prorogued at Vic
toria B. c.. yesterday.
George Burke was found dead near Donahue,
sonoma county, Sunday, having committed
suicide.
A woman was sentenced al Los Angeles, yes
terday, to four years in the State Prison for rob
berry.
A change of Postmasters took place i'll Los
Angeles yesterday.
During the recent fighting il Torquin the
French lost 1l6 killed and l6S wounded
Colonel Nelson Davis Will succeed the late
General Sacketas InspectorGeneralo of the Army.
A fishing schooner has been lost on the Massa-
chusetts coast, with all on board-15 men.
Burchard, of rum, romanism and rebellion"
fame, is to be retired on a salary of $500 year.
First Assistant General Crosby has
resigned.
Several residences were destroyed by fire Sun
day in different localities i'll California.
Michael Mannix shot himself near Fresno
inhicting probably fatal wound
Three boys persisted in the flames of Il burn
ing residence ut Pennington, Miss, Sunday
evening.
\ fire at Stubenville O.. last night caused the
loss of one life and inflicted damage to the
amount of $4,000
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ASSEMBLY.
sfnNr,v Mnrch o ise

| MONDAY. March 9. ISIS.
| The Assembly met at , T. VI, Speaker Parks
| in tie chair. R5ll called aud quorum pres lit.
! Prayer by haplAiu Davis Journal of preced-
/ ing day approved.
Senate messages were taken up for consiGera-
1 ton The ir,t was the bill providing tor The
better educ ltion OF surgeon dentists. Section of
which was amended 10y The senate The amend
! mcut cOncErTcd IN.
. Assembly Bill No. -, relating 10 liens UF0n
real state, etc. Section was stricken out by
! the Senate The amendment was concur cd in.
| Assembly Bill No. 81, authorizing the ap-
/ poinmeut OF Italian Interpreters in Police
| Courts TAmeuded 50 as to apply to cities Of
! 10000 inhabitants md upwards) Amendment
/ cOucUrrcd in.
Assembly Bill No la2. relating to property eX-
| Cmpt rom execution. The SCuatc amendments
! were generally uou-c Oucurrcd IN, among them
| those to iuClGde pianos in the exempted list OF
Articles, and "all instead of necessary
! Turning implements.
message was received from the Governor,
/ announcing his approval of ii number OF state
| Prison deficiency bills; the bin providing tor
| the erection al n hotei In Yosemite Valley; the
bill providing for the expense ut the suit against
! immigration Commissioner Bunker; the stan
| ford Unworthy bill; the bill providing for
! grading street. Sacrs mento; the National In
| campmeut appropriation. and the bill! 10 trans
treasury,
Nue moved that Assembly Bill 40 idS the
! Shasta County Normal school Bill be sent 10 the
Seu0te with another request for that body 10
| TcCede from its amendment.
| Ellison objected TO Il renewal Of such Il re
quest, remnrkiug that he thought enough had
| been heard of the shasta Normal School ior one
| session.
| Nue's motion was carried.
Ellison gave notice OF n motion to reconsider
Munday moved to reconsider the vote where
! by Senate Bin No Ia relating 10 preferred pur-
1 chascs OF public lands, HAD been lost.
! May opposed the reconsideration. claiming
| that the b.il had 9 bad purp0Se-that il was
| drawn III the interest OF certain person in san
! joaquin county. who desired 10 gubble up q
| piece OF land adjoining his own.
/ Munday spoke ia defense of the bill, claiming
! than IL differed from the terms OF the Code only
| in that il placed sal; marsh and tide lands
| az The same footing with "sWGAp and over
! foWei lands and THAI there should be no dis
! tlnCtiou made between them.
| hosCbery sad the biz was in the interest Of
I The greatest monopoly in the State. II the AS
| s-nb,y desired to encourage the setlcmcnt and
| Improvement OF ccr.a ain PORTIONS OF the state
! il should iciasc TO change non; b. defeating
the bill.
The motion "a reconsider was lost.
The Assembly concurred in the Senate
amendment 10 the title of Assembly Ri No.
Sl2, relating TO the compensation of Court re-
porteTs.
Under suspension ofthe Constitution. May in
troduced bill b appropriate 500 TO meet the
deficiency in the fund for the salaries OF officers
and employees OF the Assembly ior the remainder
OF the session.
The bin gas read three times ard passed.
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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The bill to prohibit the licensing of gambling,
which passed the Assembly some days since by
Il vote of only noes ont OF - ASScmbiymen,
was taken up out of order yesterday IL the Sen
ate by two third vote. and. after debate. passed
with only two negative v0tes-COX and Lang
ford. The bill will mquestionably receive the
prompt approval of the Governor, and thus end
the present unlawful ordinance in this city.
a very amusing incident occurred in the Sen
ate ycets rday. Senator Langtord was exceed
iugly anxious to have certain bill pertaining
to construction Of sewers, passed. He regarded
it Of sufficient Importance TO move suspension
OF the provisions Of the Constitution. and to
thus obtain its immediate passage without the
delay OF being read on three separate days. His
motion 10 suspend the prov isionS of the COnSti-
tuition was adopted cut of consideration enter
tanned by his fellow Senators on his statement
of the Importance and urgency of his bill t
in moving his bill he gave the number of an
entirely different one, which was 10 facilitate
and enable persons to change their names.
The bill had been read and The call of the roll
commenced upon its passage before the blunder
was discovered, and then Il scene of the utmost
hilar,ty and guying took place. The Lieutcn-
ant-GOvernOr seeing the situation, stopped the
r0ll-call and asked the Senator whether he de-
sired the bill then up to be passed. The Sen
ator to bluff out the situation, assumed a
serious air and replied that he did The roll
call was then conc .uded and the bill passed.
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NO MORE LICENSE.

The Senate has passed the Assembly
bill prohibiting, under penalty, the licens-
ing of gambling by city or other author
tiles. We congratulate the Senate that ii
has had the courage to face a misguided
effort to defeat the right, even though that
effort was fortified by the names of some
very worthy citizens. Our evening con
temporary has ezemplifed the power OF
the press in striking manner in this
matter-but in a peculiar way. It's de-
Tense of law-breakers has been so thin and
transparent that the legislators were era
bled to see their duty clearly, if they had
in the first place entertained any doubt
whatever concerning it. Now let the law
be enforced and an end put to the farce oI
replenishing the public treasury with tho
wages of vice.
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Eps REcoRD-U MON: The writer has dur
ing the present session taken and paid for
several newspapers, the RECORD UNioN
among them, and generally the first thing
upon opening any paper was to glance over
it and take in what was said editorially
abou. the Legislature. The writer. mem
Der Of the House. became so accustomed to
seeing this Legislature denounced by the
various newspapers that he did not expect
anything else, and he was completely
paralyZed this (Mondayl morning upon
discovering that the RECORD UNION had
spoken a good word for it. The RECORD
UNIoN, although expressing its opinion, has
not spoken contemptuously of the Legis-
lature 1t evidently believes in fair play
and for that honor it. /; is an easy mat
ter sirs, for the Coiusa Sun, or any other
paper, to speak contemptuously of this
Legislature; in fact, it is always much
easer To find fault than to suggest remedies.
If The writer had any money left he would
subscribe for the RECoRp- UNION and pay
for il in advance for eleven years. Yours,
gratefully, PARALYzEp,
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THE MCCARTHY CASE.
Reports of the Investigating Committee
Submitted.


At last evenings session Of the Assem-
bly, two reports were filed by the committee
appointed to investigate the charges against
Supreme Court Clerk Mccarthy. The ma
jority report, signed by Messrs. Ellison,
Jones and Goucher, was very long, and en-
braced number of the charges. the con-
clusionS being substantially as follows:
Charge 1st-DemanGing $500 from each
deputy to pay his {McCarthy's) campaign
expenses: Not Substantiated.
Charge 2d-Collecting and retaining TO
his own use certain fees Satisfactorily
explained and the money since paid TO the
State
Charge 3d-Instructing Los Angeles
deputy to erase a certain item OF S7l 90
from the books: Not proven to have been
! fraud; money afterward paid in.
Charge 4th-Destroying reports of depu-
ties: Not proven.
Charge 5lh-Instructing deputies to erase
certain fee entries Not proven.
Charge 6th-Making overcharge and re-
tanning surplus: Not proven.
| Charge 7th--Omitting certain fees from
monthly reports: On this charge the ma
jority of the committee hold that the books
| of the San Francisco Office were loosely and
badly kept, and express the belief that
| Deputy Kilsby was responsible therefor,
and that he kept certain moneys for his
| own use. They, however, hold Mccarthy
| guilty of the grossest carelessness in the
discharge of his duties, but that the testi-
mony does not show that he held back any
portion of the fees. The report concludes
with an expression of belief that all
moneys received have been paid into the
State Treasury
| MINORITY REPORT.
The minority report, also quite voumin-
Gus, is signed by Messrs Moi1itt and Ha-
zard, and is substantially as follows
| Charge 1st-The letters requesting the
$500 contribution were written without
| McCarthy's knowledge or consent, and the
money was accepted by him as a voluntary
contribution.
| Charge Sth-Of the SIS collected in the
case of Meyer VS.. Brown, and 81 thereof re-
| ported, the committee find that the remain
| ing Sl4 was paid over when the supple
| mental report was made after the Control
ler's investigation.
Charges 18th and Enthusiastically ex-
planned.
Charge 16th-The committee find that
Mccarthy has never received the fee for the
writ Of error in the case of Refs VS.. Law
renee.
Charge 17th-The explanation of Me
Carrhy relative to The S7l 80 collected in
the case of McCreary VS.. Fulton was salts
factory and the money has been paid over
Charges 18th, 10Th, Goth, 2lst, 22d and
Unsatisfactory explained.
This report concludes with a scathing
criticism of McCarthy's administration, in
regard to matters specified in charges not
enumerated above. The minority of the
committee hold him bamable for failing to
! notify the Controller of his allowing up
ward of $4,000 of the States money to ac-
emulate, and express the belief that Nc
earthly was all along cognizant of the errors
in the monthly reports and of the fact of
the accumulation of so much of the States
money in his office.
The reports were not read, but ordered
printed
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COULD not the Senate to-day give the
three minutes time necessary to pass As
semhly Bill 10. 400, and thus answer the
petition Of 4 large number Of worthy citi-
zens? The bill is q brief one 1t simply
provides that cremation un!er municipal
restriction shall be lawful Why should
not the bill become law? 1t is economic,
a sanitary measure, in line with advanced
thought and in keeping with action by the
leading States of the Union. There is in
it neither politics, irrigation, railroad qucs-
tons, nor slicbens. 1t is philanthropic,
wise and just, and is asked for by 10000
good citizens.
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.


fsFECIAL BY TELEGRAPH 10 TIE REcoID-UNION.l
NEwltALL, March 9tl.-The following over
land passengers passed NewhaR to-day, TO
arrive in San Francisco March 10th: W. l..
Martin and WIFE Connecticut; +. S Hurd, New
York city Miss Gatthelf Los Angeles; Quincy
4. Chase ard vie, Mrs. II. ". Ball, Oakland:
Mr.. ana Mrs. Hebron, Salinas; A +. StOWcll.
Nebraska; K, Lender New orleans: Mrs. Mo
rates. Fl Paso, Tex: j. c. Richard and wife. II.
| o. Bell. Adam LoGtlelk0ltz, Los Angeles: Wm.
/ G. Davis and wife, Tucson, A. r.; ". 2. NesDit.
| C. F.Nixon. Chicago: c. II. Simpfius, san Fran
| cisco; Il. CUNNINGHAM, New Orleans: J. W.
Akuca, Mexico; II. L. Cornwall, b. c. Truman,
Los Angeles: :. Salcnrr. san Francisco; Mrs.
Young ana child, Michigan; Phil. Oran. San
Francisco; L. IoganstCin, Virginia, New: VI. V.
Duty and son. Paris; Fred. Ferere Daniel Erd-
mann, Milwaukee; p. +. Cooley. Kentucky: 5.
r. Thorpe san Francisco: Miss Adams, II. VI.
KirkwOod, Henry Michal.W J. Kirkwood, II. s.
Chumau, Los Angeles; Z. Everett Oakland;
John AlcCOmb, San Bucnaventura.
pRoMoNToRY (Utah), March 9th - The fol
lowing overland passengers passed here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento March lIth: J. NJ.
Smith, San Francisco; David Downs Montreal;
Samuel Loudheim, San Francisco; Diver Nc
Leo, Miibourue; Charles Crave -irncll.
lows: a. G. Tichener, Alameda, Cal. =. En-
right Santa Clara Gel; F. c. Schumacher, Los
Angeles; John Tore, Eureka, New; Herman \.
Reed, Angel Island, Cal; ". :. Stevenson, An
tonic Cal
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TIE San Francisco Examiner has started
in to play the tune set for its performance
in abusing the Legislature. 1t appears to
be incapable of fair Judgment For in
stance, what journal other than the Erana-
liner would be guilty of such an expression
as this; " Every appropriation, except those
from which the people OF the State, as a
whole, would derive some benefit, has met
with the most favorable consideration"
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DIT. La Mars Seln1naI T MS ctIre an Crises OF
Seminal Weakness, Nervous Debility, Loss Of
Mental and Physical Vigor, Impotency in7ol-
untary Emissions and all disorders caused by
observation-disclosures, Indiscretiop and Abuse. Dr.
la Mars Pills are no mere Temporary 5timu-
lant but completely Restorative Tonic. They
build up the whole system, strengthen and re-
store the sexual Org ans and give new lease of
life-with power to enjoy ito all who expe-
fence the Blessed benefits OF their potent power
Price, g 80 per bottle Sent by rnaiion receipt OF
price, Or by Express, C. O. d. Address aji or
ders, A. MoBoYI.E & CO., Druggists, Gan Fran.
cisco, P. O. Boz 1852. ns-lm
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CERTIFICATE or PARTNERSHIP.

WYE CERTIFY THAT WE CONSTITUTE 4
w partnership trausacting business as Deal
ers in Agricultural indictments ard Hardware
in this State. Its principal place OF business il
Sacramento city, California. It's name is STAN
TON. THOMSONtV co. The full names and re
spcctive places of residence of all its members
are signed hereto.
Dated Sacramento, March ., 1857.
HERBERT RODOLPH THOMSON,
Sacramento city, California.
PERRIN STANTON,
Sacramento city, California.
FREDERICK FAY THOMSON.
sacramento city, California.
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The REcoRD-UNIoN is the only paper on
the coast outside Of San Francisco, tsat re-
eeives the full Associated Press dispatches
from, all parts Of The worId. Outside Of San
Francisco 1t los no competitor, in point Of
aumbers, IN its home and general circulation
throughout The coast.
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

LP. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
San Francisco and vicinity. He is authorize
to receive advertisements and subscriptions and
collect for the same. Rooms u md %, Mer-
chants Exchange.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CArtnfY ~


County OF Sacramento 81
On this ~ day of March, in the year one thou
sand eight hundred and eighty-iile t, before me.
Chas X. Parsons, Notary Public in and for the
county of Sacramento, personally appeared
HERBERT KOpoLPH THOMSON PERRIN
STANTON. FREDERICK FAY THOMSON.
known to me 20 be the PERSONS whose names are
subscribed to the within instrument, and ac-
knowledged O me that hey executed the same.
Witness my hand aud official seal.
seal CHAS. L. PARSONS, Notary Pul =.
mrle-iMIu
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DISSOLUTION OF PARTNERSHIP.

NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
" partnership heretofore existing between $.
FORESTER and ALEXANDER HUM, under
the firm name of S. FORESTER IL Co. doing
business at No. 80 J street, Sacramento city,
California, is this day dissolved by mutual
agreement and consent.
The business of said firm of S. FORESTER u
co. will be carried on al the same place by the
firm of HUM Il KNAPPER, who Will assume
all the obligations of ana receive all moneys due
the late firm of S FORESTER 4: co.
Dated Sacramento March Q. 1850.
s. FORESTER.
ALEXANDER HUM.
Witness GROVE I. JOHNSON.
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A Wisconsin l,Bnberman has invented a
sled with hollow shoes that will make ice
roads. Steam and hot water are forced
through perforations in the shoes so that
the snow may be softened, packed and
frozen into cutters that will bear the
runners Of the heavy logging sleighs.
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MASSACHUSETTS IN THE CABINET

Massachusetts, furnishes i member Of the
new Cabinet in the person of William C..
Endicott But one State in the Union has
placed more men i'll tho Cabinet than Mas
sachusetts The Bay State was first repre-
scented in Cabinet councils by Timothy
Pickering as Secretary Of State under
Washington Samuel Dexter cane next
as Premier under Adams, John Quincy
Adams next represented her in the same
position under Monroe, and became Presi-
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II the past thirty years there have been
many remedies advertised for the cure of
kidney and liver troubles and diseases of
the urinary organs. OF only one can it be
sad that sit is never known to fail" That
ore is HusT's kidney and Liyerl REMEDY.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

TIME COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE EN-
| listing between HOLMAN, STANTON Il
co. is this day dissolved by mutual consent,
Mr. HOLMAN retiring. Either party is allowed
to collect outstanding debts.
Referring to the above upon retiring from the
finn Of HOLMAN. STANTON & co, desire to
thank MY friends for their liberal patronage eX-
tended To the firm during its existence, and ask
81 continuation OF their trade be extended to the
neW firm of STAN ON. THOMSON Il CO, who
will continue the business ct the old stand, Nos.
2Il, 2l3 and 2l5 J street, Sacramento. Cal
mrl04WTu r. S. HOLMAN.
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q e q ID = NJ &S

MRS. FRANCES 3. EDGERTON,
A T PRESBYTEETAN CHURCH, SIXTH AND
y l. streets,
FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 18th,
Proceeds for the benefit OF Missionary Society.
Admission, 80 cents mr. It
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IL the neutrality-suspicious. h-
lin-Sharon-Ilill case committee of the
San Francisco Bar Association has tried
and exonerated W. II. L. Barnes on the
question Of unbecoming conduct. The
public judgment viii concur in this CON
ciusion. Mr. Barnes acted under the
belief that he was exposing 4 rascaliy
transaction-that he was buying Il genuine,
not a spurious, document.
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THE passage Of Senate Bill No. -, reg
ulating charges for water served to irriga-
tors and Others by ditch companies, was
wise action. The people of the foothills
especially will thank the Legislature for
the act
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ELITE THEATER.
BENEFIT BALL.

VlHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF 20
L Company " B.. FIRST Artillery Rcgi- n
ment, will give q Ball mt the AkMORY, SfA
on Wednesday Evening, March iith LA
Co. a. win give an Exhibition Drill, in the
Rayonet Exercise: and Co. " 3" with Heavy Gun
The proceeds to be devoted to LIEUTENANT
VIM MACtWEN, who IS seriously i'll. tits hoped
that his friends will IA y to his assistance. Ma
sic by the Hussar Band. By order Of the
mr6- COMPANY