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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

The Assembly yesterday suspended the con
sttutional provision and put through the bill
authorizing separate schools for Chinese pupils
the Supreme Court having decided that they ar,
emitted to admission to the public schools
The bill providing for IL special election on Jun,
8. lSSi for the ratification or rejection of pro
posed constitutional amendments, also passed
tina! body
In the Assembly yesterday there were sundry
bills that had been lost the preceding day re
considered. and some of them passed Amonf
these was Davis bill providing steam launch
for the use of the Fish Commissioners in patrol
ing the bays and rivers. Among those refused
passage was the bill allowing James W. Mar
SHALL the gold diScoverer, the income IRON
$4,000 of State funds during his lifetime. The
bill lacked one vote of the required constitu
tional majority.
The Senate yesterday afternoon passed the
general appropriation bill for the support of the
State government for the thirty-Seventh and
thirty-eighth fiscal years. commencing next
July AS the bill passed the Senate it provides
for an outlay of Sli,150 more than when it
passed the Assembly.
Assembly Bill No. 50, to establish home for
feebcl-Inindei children, has passed the House
and is at the head of the Senate file for to-day
The bill is one which appeals to the sympathy
and humanity of every citizen of California
Under the bin these wards win not only be
properly provided for, but under its operations
the institution, it is stated from experience in
other States will become seli-Sustainfng. These
features bring it within the realm, both of re-
spending to demand for protecting the help
less and mquestionable economy
In the rear of the Heutenant-Governor's chair
yesterday, in the Senate Chamber was n dis
play Of banners, in the center of which was
suspended large s:eel engraving of President
Cleveland, surrounded by wreaths and ever
greens.
Senator Ficher'S Senate Bill No. -. to regu-
late and control the sale, rental and distribution
OF appropriated water, passed the Senate last
Gao tn hn
provides for the regulation of price of water by
the Boards of Supervisors and is intended to
prevent uSurpations or acts OF injustice on the
bjll has given much attention to the subject,
and it is regarded by those who have examined
it carefully as much needed and proper meas
ure TO accomplish the regulation for which ii
was drawn. 1t viii no doubt promptly pass the
Assembly.
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TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Beed Brothers, of Vienna, dry goods,
have failed for 100000 liabilities.
Truger Brothers, dealers in hops, of
Vienna, have failed for $4,000.
The German Reichstag yesterday passed
the bill providing for an assisting Minister
for Prince Bismarck.
Idaho day and the formal opening of the
WOmen's Department were events at the
New Orleans Worlds Exposition, Tuesday,
which attracted large number of visitors.
Charles F. Russell and family, of Eng
land, at present in Bridgeport, Conn, have
travelled around the world seven times in
fulfillment Of a VOW made by the father at
the time Of his marriage.
Specials from Lynchburg Va, say
Edward Burrell, a poor man, who had been
saving his money to see the first Democrat
inaugurated President since the war, while
coming to the depot had his pockets picked
of $53. He could raise no more money,
and was compelled to remain at home.
Attic celebration of the seventy fifth an
niyerSary of the birthday of Pope Leo
MIL, the congratulations of the King of
Spain were presented in a special audience
by the Marquis Molins, Spanish Embassa-
dor, who gave assurance that the inten-
tons Of Spain toward the Holy See are of
the triendliest nature
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NEWS OF THE MORNING.

In New York yesterday Government bonds
were quoted at I231 for Is Of 1897; HES for 41s
sterling, g. S49I s71s; lol for IS; silver bars,
1867
silver in London 491sd; consols, sgd; 5 per
cent. United States bonds, extended, l05: Is,
l2514; as, ll45a.
In san Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted
at s3334GS4 cents.
Business at the stock Boards was very dull in
San Francisco yesterday morning but yrices,
especially for the middle Comstocks, exhibited
considerable irmneSs. Other stocks were slightly
frmer and the market, on the whole, was steady.
An assisting Minister is to be furnished Prince
Bismarck.
The Grant retirement bill passed both houses
of Congress yesterday, and was signed by the
President
Grover Cleveland and Thomas A. Hendricks
were yesterday formally inaugurated President
and Vice President of the United States a full
account of the proceedings being given in our
telegraphic columns.
serious outbreak of diphtheria is reported
from Crockett, Contra Costa county.
The Nevada Legislature adjourns sine die to-
day.
Another outbreak of Indians has occurred in
Sonora, Mexico, and considerable damage is re-
ported.
The return to power of the Democracy was
yesterday celebrated at several points on the
Pacific coast.
A breach-of-promise case, with damages laid
at $sS5 600, is on trial in San Jose.
The Teller of the Fulton County O.. " Ma
tional Bank is short in his accounts, and has alb
seconded.
The Nationalist propose a demonstration
against the Prince of Wales during his tour of
Ireland.
In a collision of French transports off Malaga.
one was sunk, carrying down twenty -four Of her
crew
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PASSENGERS FROM THE EAST.
SPECIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoRD-uNIoH.

tsPEcIAL BY TELEGRAPH TO THE REcoED-UNIoH.
NEwHAiL, March tti.-The following over
land passengers passed Newhall to-day to
arrive IN San Francisco March 5th: Mrs. VI.
j. Friend, Miss l. X. Friend, Miss s. J. Baker,
Miss \ y. Baker john Conncss, wife and
daughter and son. Boston; y. j. Powers, Chi
cago:J j. GetleSon, sam Francisco; \. L. Ware
and family. Santa Rosa; Miss Amy Piciler C.
+ Johnston Geo Cattell san Francisco: Mrs !.
Alexander Boston; b. Dytus, Auaheim; J. T.
Richardson, Los Angeles: W. 4. Bissell san
francisco; y. A. Gun, Bolivar. Mo: A. Fallon.
Los Angeles. L. Wheeler. Eureka; J. Cushing III
Paso, II. :. Palmer. Santa Ana Robert Ellis.
Eureka; Henry c. Allen. New York: Frank Glib
hons L kanlett Richmond, ind; \. w, Wei,
san Francisco; Geo. T. Williams Oakland: Mrs.
Ella HutchinS. j. \. Robbins, sam Francisco.
PRoMoNToEY (Utahl. March 4th.-The follow
ing overland passengers passed here to day.
10 arrive in Sacramento March 9th: j. Peek
and wife. New York; c. c. Carpenter and wife.
Gold Hin. Col; :. J. Kelley and wife. Mrs J.
Jack and son, salt Lake; u Canty. Sidney,
Neb.: W. ]. MayfieId. Sidney. Neb Miss NJ il.
Whitney. Bozemau, Montana; Ed. Tilord. New
York; L ". billing. w. 5. Mayneld, T. ".
Childs, salt Lake; Mary Doran, Denver; Annie
Rune Francisco
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NOTICE
TO
Citizens Of Sacramento County.

The Board of Supervisors will
hear citizens of Sacramento
county on TUESDAY,, April 7.
1855, at 10 A. M, to hear express
sions in regard to creating a
bonded Indebtedness for road pur-
poses. Citizens from different
sections of the county are re-
and give their views on the sub
ject. By order of THE BOARD.
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outbreak of Diphtheria.
NEVADA.
The legislature.

CARSON, March 4th.-The bill TO remove
the University from Elko to Reno is caus-
ing great excitement here, as the bill was
considered in Committee of the Whole
and will pass by a two-thirds vote. The
thing was sprung by Reno at the last mo-
ment, and sent along with q push. DR..
Harris of Storey, a Regent of the University,
has resigned.
The Legislature ends to-morrows.
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SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
San FRANCISCO. March 4, 1855.
PILES! PILEs!! PILEs!!!

Sure cure for Blind, Bleeding and Itching
Piles. One box has cured the worst cases of %
years standing. No one need suffer five min
ntes after using Williams Indian Pile Ointment.
II absorbs tumors sllays itching. acts as Il poul-
itching of the private parts: nothing else Sold
by druggists, and mailed on receipt OF price so
cents aud 81. For sale By KIRK. GFARY & CO.,
end jos. HAHN & CO. Sacramento.
oII-IyTuThS
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A BUSINESS MEASURE,

The bill to provide a fund to secure the
next annual Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic in California, is
before the Legislature 1t has the in
dorsement of the Executive, The Senate
will act upon it to-day. 1t is square
business proposition and will do a great
work in advertising this State and Undue
ing desirable immigration. We have
heretofore pointed out the merits of the
measure, and they far outweigh any econ
omic objections to it-indeed it is in the
line of wise economic investment.
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEooRD-usros.l
CALIFORNIA.
Breach of Promise Case.


SAN JOSH, March 4th.-The trial of the
suit for damages, for S35 600, for breach of
promise, by Mrs. Elmira Denbar against
Captain Thomas Fallon, which was trans
ferred to this county from San Francisco
last November, commenced to-day in the
Superior Court. The plaintiff took the
stand at P NJ, and testified that she be-
came acquainted with Captain Fallon dur
ing the last part of July or in August. 1880
In that year, on the 10th of December the
witness was to have been married TO the de-
PENDANT. Two days before the date fixed
for the ceremony the defendant told wit
ness that owing to business engagements
the marriage had to be postponed. The in
timacy between witness and defendant con-
tinued until 1854, when witness visited de.
PENDANTS place, New Brighton and met
with cool reception. She then asked de-
PENDANT what he proposed to do, but did not
receive a satisfactory answer. The trial
VIII probably continue several days.
Capture OF an Indian Murderer.
SUsANvILLE, March 4th.-Sherif Kach-
ford and deputies arrived here last evening
with Indian Dick. the murderer of Shaw
on Madaline plains a year ago. The Indian
took the officers to where the head was
buried. He has made clean breast of the
affair. White men of prominence here are
implicated in the murder
Outbreak of DiPhtheria.
Port COSTA, March 4th.-A malignant
type of diphtheria broke out in Crockett,
Contra Costa county, two weeks ago, and
there are now thirty serious cases, some of
which will prove fatal, as several have al
ready died-all children so far. The drain
age has been and is still in very bad con-
dition Only three days ago the town water
tank, being cleaned out, showed two feet of
filth, defunct animals, bones, etc
Pardoned by the President.
SAN Francisco, March 4th.-Information
was received to-day that President Arthur
among the last acts of his administration
had pardoned John 7. Best, now serving a
term in San Quentin for the embezzlement
of Government funds.
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Ny wife for years has been troubled
with disease of the Kidneys; physicians
pronounced it diabetes. but she received no
benefit from their treatment. HUNS kid
nev and Liverl REMEDY has made won
desful change in her condition. Her health
is good. 30. NJ. HubbelI, 81 Prospect
Avenue, Buffalo, n. Y, June Is, 1888.
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INVESTIGATION COMMITTEES.

The committee engaged in the investigation
Of the Office of the Secretary of State held its
final session last evening. No further testimony
was heard, and after brief consultation, the
clerk was instructed to prepare a report en-
bodying the conclusions of the committee.
The Mccarthy investigating committee failed
to get together, and the furth r proceedings OF
ing nj T..D O'cI.ck
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENCY.

L. p. 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 81 and -, Mer'
chants Exchange
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ANGosruRA BITTEl;s. the world-renowned
appetizer and inyigorator Used NOW over
the whole civilized world Try it. but be-
ware OF limitations. Ask your grocer or
druggist for the genuine article, maAr1act-
urcd by Dr. j. G. y. Siegcrt & Sons.
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THE Assembly has heard the prayer of
some thousands of petitioners, and passed
the bill Assembly Bill No. 400 to permit
cremation. 1t is to be hoped that the
Senate will take up this bill to-day and
pass it. There is no objection to be raised
to it, not fully answerable
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OLD MEXICO.
Further Trouble with Indians-Boy Run
Over

Over.
SnnrAA wor H3rc bro 41hby the he way of
have also risen and are doing damage in
that section. On the 9th OF last month
they made an attack on the port of
Agiavampo, the shipping point of Alamos,
and burned some ranches and houses in
the vicinity Later details are expected by
courier to the Governor. Up to this time
the Yaquis have made no further move,
but all sorts of rumors of their intentions
are circulated. The church in the plaza
has been fortified, and considerable in
quietude exists among the people No
official notice has as vet been received of
the movement of Federal troops to this
place.
A Mexican boy was run over by train
at NogaleS, and both legs broken.
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OREGON.
An Old Man Killed by an Engine.

PORTLAND, March 4th. This evening
Gideon Schotield, a carpenter, aged go,
while going from work to his home, was
struck by a locomotive on the Oregon and
California Railroad, in East Portland, and
the top of his head taken off. The engine
was coming round curve, and was not
seen by SchOtield
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The Galveston Texas Neees' Dallas spe-
ciai says: Major w, II. wilson, architect
and civil engineer of this city, lafr Tuesday
for 81 Louis in response, il is said, to a
formal proposition for his services in forii-
fcation engineering under tie Maadi.
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1roaEsEN ss.-All suffering from irrita-
ton of the throat and Aoarseness will he
agreea5ly surprised at the immediate relief
afforded by the use Of - Brown Bronchial
TrocheS" Sold only in boxes.
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CONGRESS in its last hours executed the
will of the people, and condoned some OF
its own ofenses by passing the Grant re-
tirement bill. President Arthur must al
ways experience feeling of honest graft
fication and pleasure that it was permitted
to him to anprore so lust a measure.
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physician AND SURGEON. OFFICE AND
i Residence, No 323 J street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours to 10 \. NJ, 3 to ) and : to
P. ". Office of City Superintendent OF Public
Schools at same place. m5-fplm
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HoRsFoRD's ACID PHOSPHATE. Well
pleased. DE- c. Roberts, Winchester, ILL.,,
says " have used it with entire satisfac-
ton in cases OF debility from age or over
work, and il inebriates and dyspeptics. and
am well pleased with its effects
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Iae REooRD-UNIoN as the only paper on
he coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
csiues the full Assoeiated Press dispatches
from all parts of tho tgorbdl. ostside Of San
francisco 1t J ds no competitor, IL, point Of
.aunsbers, in its home and general circulation
throughout he coast.
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II F. TEBBETs, DENTIST, TO ol4 ..,,,;sea.,
L Sixth street, between l and J, 80
vest side, opposite Congregational LII ~
Church. mjtf
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NOTICE.
A CARD TO THE PUBLIC !!


~ J. SIMMONS LEFT TBS EVENING FOR
~, Stockton. As Lessee of the Metropolitan
Theater he left orders with us his employees, to
collect the rent of the Theater of the Amateurs
giving the Cantata, or else not send the curtain
up after the third act. The Amateurs refused
to pay, and refused to give security when asked,
or to name anyone who would be responsible.
We refused then 10 send up the curtain, but by
request of Judge Henry and Chief jackson we
permitted the performance to go on. DIR. Pink
ham spoke to the audience ana said, Simmons
dogs (referring to u.s. had pulled pistols. Moth
ing of the kind occurred. No pistols We're
drawn or thought Of We are no more dogs than
Dr. Pinkham. who saw fit to speak of us So We
work honorably for our living. When Mr. Sim
mons returns We believe everything will be set
tied satisfactorily We understand the Gu tom
to be that renters of a theater pay before cur
tain goes up, or else before the third act or else
give security. These are the facts.
HENRY MEYER, Treasurer
S d. CLARK Stage Carpenter.
Sacramento March 4, 1888. mr6-1t
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SUPERIOR COURT.
Department; Onc-Nan Fleet. Judge.

" I-II3s FlSIIA T. NlllTtU Z, Isl'-}-
People We Charles Dodge. obtaining money by
false rePreseni9iiors-The jury returned yer
dict % not guilty.
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y M Il1IN y, NItLIt-L = 100
California State Bank VS.. The Union luSla
a1ce Company-Continued for the term.
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WEDNESDAY March-4. 1885.
The Assembly met at 10 A. NJ, Speaker Parks
in the chair Roll called and quorum present.
Prayer by Chaplain Davis. Journal of preced-
ing day approved.
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NoTNCEgs

"A quested TO present their claims forthwith to
J. II MAN, Suffer street, Folsom Sacramento
county, Cal. he estate being ready for dis
tribution it is necessary that all claims be yeri-
ned ana presented within sixty days from this
date, or they will not be considered
FOLSOM, January IS, 1885. J. HYNAN,
1aZ9-Zp6Ot Assignee Estate Of Alex. McRea-
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF THE STATE
i OF California, III and for the county of Sac
ramento. In the matter of MAX CAMP an in
solvent Debtor Max Camp having filed in this
Court his petition schedule and inventory in
insolvency, by which it appears that he is an in
solvent debtor, the said Max Camp is hereby de-
clared to be insolyent. The Sheriff of Sacra-
mento county is hereby directed to take posses
sion of all the estate real and personnel, of the
said Max Camp, debtor, eXceut such as may be
by law exempt from execution and of all his
deeds vouchers, books of account and papers.
and 10 keep the same safely until the appoint
ment of the assignee of his estate. All persons
are forbidden to pay any debts to the said insOl-
vent, or to deliver any property belonging to
him or to any person, firm or corporation for his
use; and the said debtor is tereby forbidden to
transfer or deliver amy property until the further
order of this Court, except as hereinafter or
dered. 1t is further orfered that all creditors of
said debtor be and appear before the Honorable
w c. Van Fleet, Judge of the superior Court of
the county of sacramento, in open Court at the
Courtroom of said Court, in the city of Sacra-
mento, on the 9Th day of APRIL 1855 at II O. clock
"A. NJ. of that day, 10 prove their debts and
choose one or more assignees of the estate OF
said debtor. 1t is further ordered that the order
be published in the SACRAMENTO DAILY RECoRp-
UNION, a newspaper of general circulation pub-
lished in the county of Sacramento as often as
the said paper is published before the said daY
set for the meeting Of creditors. And 1t is fur
tler ordered that all proceedings against said in
solvent be stayed. II. B. McFA RLANB,
Dated February d, 1885
Attest: WM B. HAMILTON Clerk. mr2-3c
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G. r. PARSONS,
Corner Third and j streets,

AGENT FOR
UNION INSURANCE COMPANY.
OF SAN FRANCISCO-FIRE AND MARINE.
c. R. PARSONS. Notary Public. ir1.2ntf
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
XVI. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DAY,
SENATE.
WrnNrsnAY Narch j 1Ss

WEDNESDAY, March i, 1855.
The Senate met at II O'Clock A. NJ, President
Daggett in the chair. Roll called and quorum
present Prayer by the Chaplain. Journal of
Tuesday read and approved.
The standing committees all made reports, re
turning the bills which had been referred 10
them.
The Governor Informed the Senate that he hsd
appointed J. K. Matthews, OF Los Angeles coun-
ty, Brigadier-General of the First Brigade. \. g..
c., and W. S. ROSecrans a Regent OF the state
University, and asked the Senate to confirm the
same.
Consideration of the message was made the
special order for , 2. NJ. Thursday.
Sake introduced q resolution giving each OF
the Minute Clerks so for work to be performed
by them after the close OF the session. Adopted
ayes >, noes /.
The Lieutenant-Governor announced as com
mittee on free conference, to meet similar
committee from the Assembly on the Stat Nor
nal School question Messrs Del Vale, Ficher
and Chandler.
mission to the qualified electors OF the state Tor
their approval the amendment or amendments
to the Constitution of the State of California,
proposed by the Legislature thereof III ITS TWEEN
ty-sixth session, was read first time and made
Il special order for Thursday, Immediately after
| the reading f the journal.
Senator Cox introduced resolution thanking
the representatives III Congress tor the.r efforts
in securing the passage OF Il bill giving Sacr;l-
mento city federal building. Adopted.
\ resolution ordering the Controller to draw
| his warrant for $50 in favor of Palm1er 20 de
fray L -Apenses in the election contest case OF
Gailssail VS. Palmieri, was adopted
Senate Bill No 323, to allow mileage to SheritiS
for conveying prisoners TO the State Prisons ana
insane persons 10 the Insane AsylUmS, i'll lieu
of per diem and expenses, was passed. ayes
and noes.
Assembly Bill No. 93, making an appropriation
for the deficiency in the appropriate on for puT-
chase of Supreme Court reports for the thirty
| fourth fiscal year. Read second time.
! On the third reading of the appropriation bill
Perry moved to strike out the figures s25 900 tor
| the support of the SAN Quentin prison and
insert s25g 900. Carried
West Virginia freeman. (Parkersburg, W. Va.) 1881-1886, 1885-12-23
Prohibition Counted Out.

What does the South West, the
saloon keepers paper published at
Cincinnati mean when it says:
"We know what we are talking
about when we say that the meet
time Prohibition IS Submitted IN Ohio,
1t aoall carry as 1t did IN 1888, IF ALL
THE REPUBLICAN VOTES HAD BEEN
COUNTED THAT WERE CAST IN ITS
FAVOR"
This is important testimony from
the inside of the fraud workers of
1883, and corroborates the fact that
the second Amendment voters were
counted out. Let US have a free
ballot and a fair count in Ohio
Waqne co., Herald.