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WHOLE NO. 1853.

been paying marked attention to step
sister of Gregory much to that young gen
tleman's disapproval, and recently Gregory
forbade trederickS the house, no;with-
standing which FrederickS made his way
thither 4 night or two since. during the
supposed temporary absence of most of the
family, Gregory, anticipating the visit iay
III ambush with q double -barreled shotgun.
and when FrederickS was about to enter, it
Is stated, through a window fired at him,
emptying the contents of one barrel into
his arms and thigh. An attempt was made
to discharge the other barrel, but it burst,
owing to being clogged with mud by COM
ing in contact with the ground as the asSail-
ant lay in ambush. Frederic6S' wounds
are not thought serious. Gregory has been
placed under 500 bonds, and his examina-
non IS set for Friday next.
ktd Biun Chinamcn in Trouble.
RED BLUFF, March l7th.-Tcu Cinnamon
We're lodged in iail this morning to await
t1ai Tor assault with a deadly wcanou.
Nineteen were arrested and nine acquitted.
The case grew out %. a quarrel over orchard
lands on Deer creek between rival Chinese
companies
Fatal FAN of an Aged Man.
SAN JosE, March l1,h-Pcter Pabon. a
FreuclWaH, &hout 71 years OF aye, an in
mate of ,He Count, Alm>housc. fell this
morning, while passing down the rear steps
OF the house, and was injured SO that he
died soon after. lie owned two lots in Pa
checo, Contra Costa county.
IreIands Patron saint.
RED BLUFFS, March 17th.-St Patrick
Day was celebrated by a trot,ing contest.
followed by a running race. The first race
did not amount TO much, the last horse to
come in ont OF the five starters winning,
all the Others running. H. W. Iiall,ys
Bay FRINGE was the winner Time $:09.
The running race was won ty a Cotton
wood horse.
Los ANGELES, March -Themcmory
of St Patrick was duly reycrcd here to-day
10y parade and general showing of coiorS.
SAN JosE, March l7th.-The Ancient
Order of IliberniaGs of this city, and the
Santa Clara College cadets, marched in
procession to-day in honor of st. Patrick.
Services were held III st. Patricll's Church.
PoHrLAND or, March l7ih-S;. Pat
rici,'S Day was observed by all the irish
societies of Portland and East Portland,
who had I'm extensive procession, winding
up in the evening by bail.
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WI. GuTENBERGEIs

IRON AND BRASS FOUNDER AND MA
| chiniSt, Front and y streets Manufacturer
o. Guteuberger's Horse Powers, Patent Ground
Roller and Clcg Crusher and Barley Mills All
kinds of Hydraulic Pipes. felS-lm
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SAN FRANCISCO. March l7th.-Aloney is
no; 50 firm in this market Under slack
ened demand, borrowers are insisting upon
some concession on late asking rates, and
in some cases with success. The general
rate for commercial loans is s, though the
extremes are GWl0. TheSayings Banks are
eXactiug per cent. aS a rule ON city prop
crty, except in the case of the Hjbcrnia,
which is still loauinc at 6. The demand
Tor New York exchanges is light at loo
DC per 500, inside figure for sight and
outside for telographjc transfers; Sterling
bills on London. 49j for bank and 497d for
commercial; fine iiiver, 17W Is per cent.
discount; Mexican dollars, S44mSl7.
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Important Meeting of the Board OF state
Prison Directors

SAM QCESTiN, March l4th.-IAc meeting
of the State Board OF Prison Directors held
this morning was attended by Il large mum
bcr Of persons interested in procuring par
dons for prisoners. Among them was quite
a respectahle-sizcd delegation of members
Of the Legislature, including Senators Kel-
logg and Taylor. AsScmblyman Hunt. eX-
Senator Grove l.. Johnson, Walter II.
Levy. Judge y Craig and Labor Commits
sioncr EuOs. 1t was considerably past /
o'clock when the Directors met. All of
them were present The first matters taken
up were two murder cases. One of these
tHildcbrand) was sentenced to life impris-
onment, was represented by Senator Tay-
lcr who was District Attorney of Shasta
county and prosecuted the prisoner. Hide
brand turned States evidence and it was
tacitly understood that he should be par
doned when sufficiently punished. He had
been in prison six and 4 half years, and it
was promised for him that if he was par
donel he would leave the State The
famous More murder case, which, six or
seven years ago, attracted general attention,
came up on the application Of T. O.
SpTague, sentenced to life imprisonment
for the murder to be nardOnel
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NURSERYMEN and FLORISTS.
ATTORNEYS -AT.LAW.


4AAi--A - IN q htsN'fE
4 TT0RNEN S-AT-I.AW. OFFICE. NO. 81 J
Il street, between Filth and Sixth. north side.
Practice III all Courts III this State. lnlU-
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I began the use of your CUuCvEA RE;TDIEs
when you inst pat them on the market. and
know OF two eases Of Itching Piles that have
been cured by the Use, at my suggestion. ofthese
remedies +. y. MARTIN.
NIHDES. III.
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Il = = ~ 7.
ROOT, NELSON S CO.,

TNION FOUNDRY - IRON AND BRASS
l. founders and Machinists, Front street, be-
tween and O. Castings and Machinery OF
every description made 70 order. ia24-iplm
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Coursing Match at Gilroy.

able. with The demeanor of stole Ey-
IDENTIFY her conscience, if She has one, is
troubling her but little
Coursing Match at ailrov.
c,,r,,. Nj, 1-,i 4 ..,.,,,i .on~s,,,,.
18th ,, ,,,,I,lr+,l -
r W H., S ',' Tms 'l i
TIor ,i.aTo 4 rtoa,, a,,t;cs ,,tl, ,,
LajJ or he iar,r, foils ,lon.r,,- P"a ''
a,,d TInr,r lI;iIo. 'nd w. ~ NJ. ~.
go,ai i,od ,I5rsns -, nr pa ~ o
o.o t;,, ~ ;,,da rho i'I |5i+ y, I '7'i
o,, c"n,lno 5, fldrS ~ Esa,t " 6ia We
E1z M he,f WT3obt's Xiv C,oIer 1,.'' Nasb.s I:c
fDl-cIS,. ra,, I"', a,,,>,,, EoIIio 81,
Ic, IsIIa, and 5r, a5,, Ito, - ~, ~,
, ,,Io;iJ c,,r. i,,t1, W. plIa
n,t ,,' i,S'r Tr;t -, NJ 1.,i iI
~, tiii,,ad ~ ,,,,rr.,,,. '''''''9 "'''
T,,,.l4 80 -,
1''''e' ~ lass '!''iey'
Grass (ALLEY, March l1th.-Ihe ma
lQnty, OF the business men OF this place
closed their stores to-day at II O'Clock, 50
IRT h t r|.FN
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SECOND DIsPATCH.I /

SAN BERNARDIHo, March 17th.-You
correspondent has just returned from the
scene of the destruction at Arrowhead. He
found the building and contents nearly a
total loss, very little furniture being saved.
The fire originated III the laundry depart
ment about So'clock. The hotel being well
supplied with water appliances, an attempt
was made to save the building, but the
flames spread with such rapidity that the
whole structure was soon wrapped in flames.
An attempt was then made to save the
effects, but too late. The guests lost more
or less of their clothing. and some have
only what was on their persons. They are
being conveyed to this town from the
springs, which are about six miles to the
north. A laborer by the name of Binn was
severely burned about the head and neck.
also his hands. The exact cause of the fire
is not known, but it is thought the China
men started fire, and il originated through
their carelessness. The insurance was Sc
500 The total loss will foot up to nearly
if moi quite $4,000. 1t was paying good
revenue and will be rebuilt
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CLINTON I. WHITE. LINCOLN WHITE
WHITE tG WHITE

A TTOEEEYS-AT- SOUTHWEST COR
4 nar Fifth and ! streets, Rooms 10 and II .
su..er nnildng. Sacrnmento. Cal. mr:s-tf
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. TToRNEY-AT-LAw.-oFFICE, NO. COS /
street. m3-tf
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DHTsTCIA9y AND sUEGEON.-OFFTcE AMI
I Residence, No. 523 J street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours 20 10 !. NJ, 8 10 aud to
s 7. II. once of City Superintendent OF Public
Schools q same place. ml-4plm
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PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
". II. BALDWIN. NJ. D..


CURGEON AND PHYSICIAN. OFFICE,
y northeast corner second and K streets. Of
nee hours 10 y. NJ. to - "; > to / and 10 3 P.
Il. Residence, 52i y street m15-lm
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GEAEC2&-
Il I O ? E!

swi.t's Specific has cured uy cancer. which
was very ha2. 1 am DOW in file h altb: never
better. dsre gaiHed - pounds since I began
taking SHifts -rCciGr.
K :. BRADFORD, Tiptouville, Tenn.
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2. -OsTEE. J. o FUNSTON.
1856. z. FOSTER y CO., 1884.
DOOE-BINDERS, PAPER-RULERS AND
u Blauk-8crs Manufacturers, No. Sl9 J street,
between Third anu Fourth. Sacramento. iy20 -iptf
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HANTED-LOST-F0UND.
'ED-THE ladies TO KNOW I

1XTANTED-TIIE LADIES TO KNOW IT
W pays to remember that the Great Ameri-
can importing Tea Co Store, 6l7 J street, Sac
lamento, between Sixth and Seventh (Red
Front, sells the Choicest Teas ard Finest Cotfees
~ per cent. cheaper than you can possibly buy
them anywhere else. our immense trade run
ming Is stores enables us to OundeTsell all Others
Our 25-cent So Cream Java Coffee has 10 equal.
Try our Colima Baking Powder" and you will
use no other. Handsome presents given away
Don forget our number Make no mistake
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SACRAMENTO COUNTY
SWEETSER & ALSIP,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
No. l0l5 Fourth street, Sacramento

16O Acres, Miles from The city; dwelling.
six ruums. stable 10 accommodate 50 head OF
Horses oT Cows. acres in Blauklrrries:
Grapes; n .cw Trees. etc. This is Il Very cheap
piece OF property; SO per acre.
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i. nY1TAN. .tR.. q RRo.

jTTATrHNAKERS AND JEW WEIERS, -.ss
" sos street. between Fi!th aud -
sixth. have always on hand q choice e. "a
variety Of fine Watches, Diamonds. Jew SSi,ss
cir. cLC. ul2tf
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A TT0RNEY AND COUN5EIOR-AT-LAW
"A viii practice III all State ana United States
Conrts. Office, upstairs over No. G2S J street
southwest corner OF seventh, Sacramento m7-t1
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NO. go NINTH ST. BET AND :, OPP
~ p9site the Plaza Magnetic and Electric
Healer. electromagnetic and Medicinal Baths
Magnetic Garments and lnsoles. CoHsulia ion
free. di0-lm
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GEORGE ". YOUNG,

CtUCCEsSOR TO PIKE . YOUNG, CARRIAGE
- Manufacturer, corner Fourth and L streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1850. All sizes OF
Hnggies. Phaatoas, spring and Thoroughbrsce
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Thinning
done. Inll-4D.f
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.-srREtr IsvE,;Y A,n I.EED sTAnLF.


: CAMPBELL, PROPRIETOR, / STREET,
~ between sixth and Seventh. Buggics for
hire. Horses kept at reasonable ra.es. mlI-lm
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DRs. KELLOGG & Goss,

NORNER SEVENTH AND STREETS, GACRA-
= MENTO. Office Hours:
Miss 1T. Kellogg Miss Dr. GOss-
Q to 10 An StOgAH
j 20 P ". , to P :f.
70 T. n TtOSFM
Sunday II tO2 sH
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Mn. ELEERY ERlGGs. NJ. ID,

OCULIsT. AURIsT, AND PHYSICIAN FOR
~ Diseases Of the Throat OGlce, 42915 J
street, corner Of FiGh, over Sacramento Bank,
Sacramento, Cal Hours $3.50 to L 4. y: 70 4
?. NJ. Sundays: 930 10 j A. M to 4P Il. iy1-ti
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". y. TREABWELL,

A TTORNEY- OFFICE. SOUTH
Z west corner of Fifth and streets Room.
y, - and II, Sutter Building. MIC
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WALLACE =. RHIGGs, VI. D.,

WALIAtE \. HHIGtS, VI. D.,
DHYSICIAN AND OBSTETRICIAN. OFEICE
l and residence No. 2l2 street, Sacramento.
5 to9 AN.
omoe Hours: i 1: Nj 70 . P. NJ. jel24pd
So to P v
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have tried your CCrICUEA hEHEiTEs and find
them all that yoU claim, and The demand Tor
them in this section is great
AUGUSTUS w. COLLINS.
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PErALUMA, March 17th.-The usual quiet
of the little town of Bloomfield is Just now
considerably agitated by shooting scrape,
in which one Tom Gregory is the principal
actor. 1t seems that Young German
named Ben frederickS has for some time
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NgTANTED-AGENTs TO TRAVEL: 81 TO So
~ per day: goods entirely new: no expert
ence needed; 5liJ street, Room l. mrl7-Gt*
GITCATION WANTED-AS CHAMBERMAID
- OF Muse: can take charge of baby. Ad-
dress H. - this office mrl6-3t#
NOTICE.-A LIBERAL REWARD WILL BE
~ paid for the recovery of the body of
THOMAS BR4IE, who was drowned in the
river Monday night December 22d. Leave
information Mt GO street d29-tf
WANTED.
4 MIXER AND BUTTER-MAKER, So; \
~ man and wife for a ranch SI5 to $50; q col
ored man and wife for a ranch, $40, long job
2choppers, 81 30 per cord; > American ranch
hands, SO: also, > hotel walters so. Female
) girls for houseWorl for the country, So 10 S25
also, girls for the city, S5 to so; waitress for
the country. so; also, girls Tor various other
work. Apply to HOUSTON 4 Co. Employment
oG-ce, Fourth and k streets, Sacramento.
jel&-1ptf
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DR.. CEDRCE ryBI-EN,


OFFICE AND RESIDENCE, NORTHEAST
" Corner Eleventh and Il streets, Hours
to 10 a. II 90 and to Sr.M ml3-lm
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physician AND SURGEON, GRADUATE OF
[ the University Of Berlin, Germany. Odice
and residence, 10. 81 street, between Fifth
and Sixth. Sacramento. Cfice hours 70 Il
T.; 3 10 and to pm VISIT
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BUSINESS CARDS.
s. CARLE- 7. !. CR0LV.

CONTRACTORS AND BUILDERS, ARE PRE-
! j pared TO do ali kinds OF work in their line,
ia city cr country. Principal place Of business,
saorsincuGo. shop. No. 1I14 Second street. be-
tween L and +. Pas-otEce Box No. 40, S9cra-
n,gufo. mI6-lptf
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
i WOMAN HELD TO ANSWER FOE
lNFANTICIDE.
Hotel Surned-Board OF State Prison
Directors-st. Patricl>'s Day
Grand Coursing Match.
CALIFORNIA.

lsrpclAL DISPATCHES To THE RzcOaD-vxloS.
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CHRIS. STTFR.

MANUFACTURER OF FURNITURE. VIZ
VI dow and Door Screens. Planning, Scroll
saving Shaping. Molding etc Window and
Door screens made specially, and on hand.
Warcrooms Northwest corner Thirteenth and J
streets Sacramento, Cal. mriu #
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the WHEELS AGAIN MOVE.
The striking Railway Employees Generally
Resume Worh-Stlll Holding out NJ
Fort Wayne Ind,

The striking Railway Employees Generally
Resume Work-Stlll Holding out nt
Fort Wayne, Ind,
SPnINGFlED, ILL.,, March l7-Tho Wa,
bash Railroad strike came TO an end to-day
the company OCcedng to the demands of
the men, Yesterday afternoon SuperIn-
tendent Johann signed an agreement under
which the men will return to work after
Wednesday at the wages paid before tho
last reduction went into effect The strk
ers ratified the agreement last night, with
the prOyso that similar action bo taken By
the men ~ Moberly and Fort Wayne,
GALVESTON, Tex, March l7.-DIs-
tine and Jefferson report that the striking
employees of the Missouri Pacific Railroad al
lhosn points have accepted the terms Of
fered In Nlcel'wsldont Hayes circular,
The blockade Is now ended aud freight II
being rapidly moved
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, March i1-Fiftecn
freight trains were sent out on the NJ ssourI
Pacific last night and ten came In, The en-
glneeh WHO were removed for leaving theIr
posts Vt the request Of the strikers have
Detl ltllNNlltl
MAcoN, Ga, March l7,-'rhe strike Of
engInrrr3 ON tho East Tennessee, Virginia
n Georgia Railroad Is ended Chief EngI-
neer Arthur, Of Cleveland, arrived yesterday
morning aud reviewed the situation, IN the
afternoon u committee from the Brother
hood Of Locomotive Engineers waited on
Superintendent Fry and acknowledged that
the mcn had OctGd hastily, They said they
were willing TO return 10 work, which ended
the strike
FOHr WAYNE, Ind,, March 1I-Thc
Wabash strikers have determined 10 hold
out until the hospital assessment which Is
now llIly cents per month for each en-
plGye, has been reduced TO tho actual eX'
pcnae Of maintaining tho institution,
PHILADELPHIA, March l7,--OnCals
tho Knights OF Labor deny that they took
any part In promoting or organizing the
strike on tho Gould railways.
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GRAIN AND FRUITS.
Wheat Ia Indiana In EScellent Condition.
Damage 10 Fruits In ohio.

Wheat Ia Indiana In Excellent Condition.
Damage TO Fruits In ohio.
WABASH, Ind, March l7,-1'he snow
has entirely disappeared from tho wheat.
fields In this vicinity, leaving the ground
bare Tor the first time In three months, The
wheat Is IN excellent condition and promises
IN exceptionally large yield, though the acre
age In Wabash County Is much smaller than
that OF last season, The heavy snow has
protected II from the severe cold, and the
plants are shooting out - and covering the
ground with very rank growth.
NORwAIK, March l7,-Tho severe cold
winter has damaged the fruit very mN-
terlally In this county. Peaches are re'
ported by experts Os completely winter
killed, Apples, pears and cherries have
somewhat better prospects, Grapes are rc-
ported In very bad condition, In somo local
tiles being completely killed, Strawberries
and other small fruit stood the cold re-
mOrkObly well, the heavy covering Of snow
oil winter protecting them. Wheat Is look
Ing llne In most localities
CLEVELAND, o., March lL-Telegraphc
reports 10 the PidlndGdior from illty cOun'
ties In Ohio torcshadow the condition of the
coming fruit crop The reports generally
agree that peaches, plums, aud the smaller
fruits grapes cherries and berries have
been Killed by the severe weather OF tho
past winter In the lake region al vOre-
ties Of fruit have suffered severely
aud there viii bo small percentage Of the
usual crop, Tho section extending east and
west across the State distance eighty
miles from the lake shows much better
condition generally and below this belt 10
the ohio River tho Yield will DO something
less than the average.
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GENERAL GRANT.

An Early Morning Report OF Ills Death
Dcnlod-iIow Ito Passed the bay Mon
day.
NEW YoRR, March l7.-GcnOrNl Grant
passed IN exceedingly bad night Sunday
llo went 10 bed after his throot was treated
by Dr. Douglas, but could not sleep Al
twelve o'clock, In order 10 Induce sleep,
pill was gIyon TO him. In trying TO swallow
II II stuck fOst 10 his throat, II caused u
severe coughing spell, aud tho pill could
not bo forced UP or down. Tho oSortlon
rlOtod his throat greatly and added 10 tho
mental anxiety that hNs already kept him
awake llO tossed and moOned all
night long aud could not fall aslCop
ut Daylight IA h0 had done here.
tofor0 when he was unable 10 sleep dur
ing tho night llo remained In bed MI tho
forenoon aud did not got asleep until noon,
Ills throat was much lnlamod, lie slept
considerably during the afternoon, but got
only q little rost durlng the twonly'four
hours, Last evening when Dr.
DouglaS called General Grant was
having quiet chat with few
friends among tliom Dr. Now
man, and seemed 10 bo bright mentally
though physloOlly depressed, Before golng
10 bed Dr. Douglas gOyo him narcotic,
even though the General said ho folt ~ II
ho would sleep we'll Az iii6 p, m.
tho General had fallen asleep. Owing
10 tho reports OF his condition becoming
worse tho reporters have remained In tho
vicinity Of tho house all night, and NJ 0 40
O'Clock this morning u report reached tho
newspaper offices that tho General was
dead. Investigation OF tho rumor proved II
10 bo falun
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Nnilnnnl nnnrl of IIonllh.

srnINoriEtp H., March lI-0n behalf
Of the Executive Committee Of tho Sanitary
Council Of tho Mississippi Valley, Dr. John
II. ROucl, Secretary Of tho Illinois State
Board of Health, to-day sent petition TO
President Cleveland to Immediately con.
ycno the National Board Of Health and
authorize it use Of 80 much Of tho epidemic
contingent fund rs may bo necessary for
preparing and promptly enforcing yIgor-
Gus system Of preventive measures In coop.
grafton with and In aid Of State and local
health orgOnlaOtlons,wlth especial reference
10 A8Iatlo cholera,
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CENTRAL AMERICA.
American intcrcats To Iio Protcotod-rh'
Rebellion In Panama Ended,

American Interests To Bo Protcotod-rho
Rebellion In Panama Ended,
NEW YoRR March l1--JOmos r. Beard,
Secretary Of the Central Il South American
Telegraph Company, states that he has re-
ccIyed adyccs TO the effect that the Outhorl-
ties of Mexico, San Salvador and Nicaragua
have posted guards NJ the cable landings Of
that company and tho following telegram
from Secretary Of State BOyard shows that
the United States Government has deter
mined TO protect American property from
Injury
WAsniSaTON, d, O., March TO- James A,
Sorinlsor, President Central Gud South american
1tltDdph C0mpdnh NCl0 York; A telegram
wuAtodny eontt0 the United StllCa LoRul on NJ
Guatemala, holding that Republic responsible
foo Injuries by ~ authorities or with Us con.
nlVHuoO 10 the cables or lniOr0sta OF United
NtntOs cltlOns In Central America Tho Wa
ehueott now on route 10 LII Union, viii bo
duly instructed,
(Slgncd) BAyAnD,
Ngw YoRR, March t7-Rollablc adyIccs
state the Panama revolution Is ended,
WANIlSGroN, March IT, Commander
Kane tolupNphs 10 tho Secretary of tho
Navy from Colon, that q revolution exists
In pNnumN and AspmwOll, aud that ho has
landed marines and hauled tho GOlOna
alongside the wharf to protect property.
CarlhOgonO Ia also bcslcgcd,
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Senatorial.

Dovrp, DCl, March IL Shortly boforo
noon both houses Of tho Delaware Lcglslo.
turc met In separate session and balloted
for United States Senator. Attomey.Gen.
oral Gray received tho voto of every mem.
bor
Llrrtr RocE March lI--0no ballot was
takcn In the Legislature to-day for United
States Senator rs fOllowsi Senate. -llcrry,
III Dunn, 10, Newton, 4, Flshbact, .,
House, 1 llorner l.. In the House Berry,
eT; Dunn, 20, Newton 1O; Fishback, o.,
ilorner, 8; House, 3; Logan II. Roots, y.
Adjourned tlll tomorrow.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1885-03-19
ylrnlnlnnn lsmlnrnilnn weal.

LyNomunG, Va, March i7.-llundrcds
OF inhabitants of the southwest counties Of
Virginia arc emlgmtIng TO tho Western
States, Tho country they leave Is blue
grass grazing lands and fertile, but owing
TO tho want OF railroad communication and
the disaster Of last years drouth the move
ment Is approaching an eSedus, The move.
ment has boon going on for months.