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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1885-03-20

iIntuerfttdt. wohute banu wieher ais &hs
uoIat unb StaatsseieSseber tn Georgia,
1T aber felt 1854 uieoer Bewobner pom
WiIRifppi, faB am 8orobenb bes Birs
aertrieaes f4on felt einigen Sabreu aIs
Demcfrat tn ~natiouoIen A~beeorhnetens
bauie, trat banu aus, wmrbe WRttgIieo
6es SeseiRons conpeut uon WRilfffppi,
trat IN bas Rebelenbeer, mo- er's gum
Oberf bra@te, wurhe 1858 upm &ebeIs
lens rdFsenten Seferfon 9auiS mad
Ruslanb sei9idt, lberuobm mad benz
Rrieae cine 8rofefur Der BoItswtrtbs
f&aft an Der rntperttdt Don Wtififppi,
balb barauf aber an berfeIben AnifaIt
cine Brofefur Der &e9tswifsnf9aft,
wurbe barGuf mebrmaIs wieber ms nos
tionaIe APPROXIMATIONS 9ewdblt, mo-
er bur4 feline 2obrebe auf ben perfforte'
men Senator Gunner pieI tur 8erf6bu'
une Der beihen 2anbestbeiIe beitrug, unb
1T feit 1877 Bunbesienator.
@eneraIpofmeitsr @iaiam s. gtlas
wurte TIM Staat 8ermont I'm Suli 1910
oeboren, fam aIs Rnabe mad Wisconftn,
erbieIt feline Ausbilbung auf ber G taatss
unipe1fitdt In Wabiion uub auf bel
&e&tsi6aIe tn albany. besanu tura DO.
Ausbru9 bes Barsertrieses BITE &e4ts:
praris in WiseOnfu, frat bann tn'a
Ireiwiuieen 5 Seer hss Rorbeus unb &c.
warb i1 felt benz 6riese ben &uf etues
Der bebeutenbffen Abuotaten unb &ebuer,
fihrte aud ben 8orfs iber ben Iesteu
bemotratij9en Acknowledgement.
Suffisminifer A~usutus s. @arIaut
1T om II. sunni 1892 tn Eenuehee eebo:
rem, tam aIs Rinb mad artauias, wurbs
IN b6beren 2ebranfaIten IN 6eutu6p ber'
ansebtIbet, beaanu fYdter bic &e&ts;
Braris tn Artanfas, Uurbe i'm Sabrl
1861 RitsIieb bes Se3eitonss@ orDeni
pom A1tanfas, banu bes Rebeuens@cn
grefes tn Ri9monb, betrieb nod BEN
Rrtes wieber bic Re9tsproris gu Qittle
God tn Artauias, wurbe i'm 5erbf
1874, obns baB eth @esentanbibat auf'
trat gum @ouuerneur ienes Stuates &c:
wdbIt, re9tfertiste bur9 istne WdBisune
aud bas 8ertraueu Der 9egner, 1T fed
Rdrs 1877 RitgIieb bes Bunbesfenats,
unb eruarb fi9 tn bieiem ben &uf et,es
Der mabuounen unb re9tstunbi9fter
Mduner bes Sibeus.
(Su. Staatssts.)
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meber ste etaptrtnns Der s@aIe

ueber ote Gtawirfua8 oes S@aIe
auf bic 8ertrimuiuns bss &idsrats bat
6ofratb 8roFeKor Biurotb m @ieu TN
6ortisen @emein6eratbsfaaIe etneu ms
tsrefauteu gortras ssbaIteu. Der 8or'
trasenbe bentonifriIte unter 0orfIbrung
o utsrunbSwan3is &tnberu bic i@re6s
Ii9en 8srunf taItunseu, bic bur@ obs
norme BIbung bes &ddsrats berbeise.
fibrt werben. Die 6aupturfa9e biefer
g.f9eiuuns lift bas aubaItenbe Stten
beim rnterri3t, iberbaupt bet %unierer
sansen 8ei1dftisung. Bir fnb gang
uunatirIi9e Wenf@su, Iebeu brei 0terteI
bss Cages au 6auie unb fsen, weI9es
Sisen aber BITE unnatirIidfte 6altuns
fur ben Weul9eH TIT. Oas SiSeu tn
ben i9Ie9tpentiItrten S@uuotaIitdteu,
bic rsbsrbhrbune Der Rinber init S6nIz
arbeiten tragsn BITE 6nupti9uIb. Nuf
Rinber, bic Bet rafdsm Ba9stbum matt
unb f9laff werben, auf pbIesmatii&e, auf
temperaTentlole, pon Ratur f9lohe Rim
Der pirten bieie S5dbIi9tsiten am
meiffen. gIs 8orforse unb 8ebanbIuns
Der ScoIioie f9ldat Profefor Bilrotb
Dor: gnersif3e @barattsr: Graisbuns;
uuaussefestes @rinuern, INNER auf bic
&6rperbaltuus gu a6ten, bobur6 @es
w6bnuns our uubewuBten sIst9mdBiSen,
bauernben RusteIanfpannuu9 auss
biIbuns Der asfammten RusteItrdfte bes
R6rpers; Guruen, Reitsn, 6e&ten,
S9wimu1eu, Mafase, talte Abreis
bunsea ; ni@t gu Iansanbuuerubss Sisen
unb banu 6fters auseIebnt ; arbsiten TN
Stsben unb 2iesen; swedmdBise S@uI'
unb 4rbeitstiide In Der M'tte bes Cages
elm bis 3uei Stunbeu p6uise &ubeIase
bes &o,psrs; 8ef9rdntuus Der setftiseu
arbeit; 8srbituns pom t6lperHder unb
sstaiser l1s%bermibuns. 9rOfsHor Bill
ROTH besnbsts istnsn @ertras init benz
appsu, uniere S9uIbdufer awedmdBis
um3useftaIten. Reider Beifau lO5nte
ben BET ausr wifenf@dftIiden Durds
bringing bes @esenftanbes bod aud fur
0aten PEI ftdnbIi6eu gortros.
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ranairt, Ii Gesuetteu hritter RIaHe, 8
eriiflafise, Is ,wetttIaffse transports
bampfer, IL Dampfer fRr ben 2otaIs
bieni, auBerhem IL ~erfffIaifse EorpebOs
boote unb ls i'm Bon beeriFeae, u1ib IL
swetttlafHge Eo~Tpeeoboots. Das sf5Bte
Banseri9if if Der v2epanto.v SerfeIbe
bat cine @alGine pom IL, 900 gferbes
fraft unb eineu @ebolt uou Is 700
Gonuen. Sein gifelpanser bat cine
Stdrte uor1 1e 3on an ber Ba1erIinie
unb fihrt 4 6unoerttonnensG ef4nse
unb Ii 8%isrtounens 9ei4hse. rOuiIioA
nub uDanboIoH bGten an Ser @aHer.
Iinie cine giienffdrte non % Son unb
BADEN Rai9fnen pon TOO 8ferbetraft.
Der Static" ift EN- Suiuinssi1if bes
.2epanto" unb Tim IN ieber 6tnf6t
gIei9. Der vRussiero bi 9auria, .
weI9er TN Ausuft 1884 DOM StnpeI &c:
Iofen wurbe, BAT 1s.6aissn 9anser, etus
Wai9tne pom 10, 600 Pfersetraft uub
EN- gmplaeeu1eut pom 10, 900 Eouueu
Der ,Nubrea 9oria@ unb. 6ranceseu
Rorofni,. ueI&e f3 nod in ben Oods
bsfinben, baben ieces uahesu cine WsI:
lion Bf. ct. setofst.- Die itaIieuii@e
Warine ;dbIte am 1. Sauuar 1 abmiraI
@rtns garisnauO), 4 gtreabmtrdIe, 10
gontreabmtrdle, 104 .gapitdne, 362
2ieutsnants, 10. 800 Watroien, artile'
riifeu unb Gorpe6omanuldoften unb
1887 @aidiniffeu. Die &struttruue
ber Warinemanui9aFteu erfoIst mitteIfi
gO%ufertptiou, m Rriess3eiten aber fam
cine u~nbesreutte !3obI uou Rannf4afteu
f9ueH beissbradt werben bur9 ans'
bebuus aus Der 5anbeIs Hottie. Ot:
Raueu bieier 2eute ftnb IN Der Marines
ffammroue eiuaetraseu. Dtefe 2euts
biIben cine ifarte Seereferue. Oa
Wartuebubsst fir bas Sabr 1884 80
betrus 3,745,oto Pf. ct.
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GIepeIauo's Cabinet.

tStnatsmtnifer Ghcmos s.. Bapnrb
f9iIbert TIM v9ousreftouaI Directorp-
ieiuen Qebsnssans 10: Or wurbs gu BtI'
minston tn 0elaware ar1 90. Sttober
1928 seboren, warb Defenders in Der
GIuibtn9er S@uIe berangebtI6et, uno obs
sIei9 feline onfdnsIide BiIbuns auf einen
taufmdnEiiden 8eruf bin3telte, ifubirte
er bic &e6te unb wdbIte iie gum Bsruf.
@r warb I'm Sabre 1851 Abpofot, bstrteb
bic Redtsproris bsinabe ffets tn ietner
9~eburtsffabt, wurbe TIM Sabre 1853
B~unbssauwaIt fir DeIaware. Ieste bic
SteAe i9on 1854 niebsr, uurbe aIs Ses
motrat unb Na9folSer istneS 8aters
Sames u. Bdparb tn ben BunbeBfenat
Sewdblt, nabm ietrsn Git am 4. Rdr3
1869 ein, wurbe 1878 unb 1881 pom
Reuem 9cwdbIt. Soweit Baparb iber
i9 feIbf. 9aB er fi4 aber TN Senat
ben Ruf ct, es Der seuifeubaftefteu bemos
tratif1en Stantsmdnncr erporbeu bat,
TT weItbetannt.
StnanSmiHiiter Daniel S. Wannina III
1891 tn AIbaup i'm Staate Rem Dort
~seboren, wurhe TN ueunteu Sabre Gauf.
iunae betm bemotratii4en 8Iatt ,areus"
in AIbanp, i'm flnfbebnten Sabre Repors
ter bel belfsIbsn 3eitun9, fpdter ibr 80:
taTrebatteur, perf4afte ftd INNER ulebr
Gttien biefes Seitunsssef4dfts, wnrbe
mad unb nod Der 6auptbefSer befeIben,
leuie elmer Der Better elmer bortieen Bant,
im Sabre 1876 Mit9Iie6 bes bemotratis
f@en StaatscOmiies, I'm Sabre 1882
8oriSer befeIben.
&rieesminifter @iliam 6. gnbtcctt
uurbe 1927 su SaIem in Mafa4ufetts
9eboren, erbieIt feine Nusbilbuns on Der
6arparb uniperit6t, beiratbete cine Gods
ter bes Miaiondrs unb Wteni6entrennbes
Beabobp, betrieb bic 8e6tspraris, puroe
Sta6tratb pom Saleut unb 1873 RiteIieb
hes oberifen Staatseeri9ts Don WfaGa.
5nle.ts, Ieate 1882 bic Stene nieber,
belt erif su hen Wbiss un6 f6IoB ft1
mad benz llntersans biefer Partet ben
Demotraten an, war TN Ietten 6erbf
@ouuerneurss ganbibat Der Oemotraten
Don Rafa9nietts.
6lottenminilter Wtliam g.. @bttnep
wurbe 1910 3u Gonwap in Maha9Ifetts
seboren, erbieIt feline BiIhung auf BEN
t~lniuerFidteu gale unb Sarporb, beeanr
bann bic &e9tsprdris In Der Stnbt Rew
BORT, wurbe beiui SturSe Eweebs Stabts
anwaIt pon Neu BORT, beiratbete bic
fobter 8. SO. 9anne's pon Ohio, zines
Der Attiondre Der STANDARD Oil Comp,
nnb III Der u5rbeber Der i'm @ssenfas 3u
Eammarp ft:benber .gountpsO emrtraf
tie BON Rsm BORT.
Matnihsr bes Snnern Queins 8. 6.
lamar wurbe aui II. September 1895
tn Georgia seboren, erbieIt feline NusbiIs
onng IN b6beren 2~ebranfaIten bes Si:
6ens, IieB f4 aIs Gbuotat su Orforb
IN Wttffffppt uieber, wur6e 9rofefor
ber Watbemotit an Der borttgen Staats,
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9te ttaIseatj@e Rertae

beitanb gn6e uorisen Sabres aus liz
fertisen refp. i'm 8au besrtfeueu Tobrs
3euseu. SieieIbeu paren Hafffetrt ME
foIst: 10 8au3erf@ife erfer SIafe,
weI4e electromagnetic fibren; Z
gan3erf@tfe Swetter &Iafe, pier bauon
Gorpebowtbber, 9 Sresatteu unb @ors
uetten aIs Rriessf@ihe tweiter RIafe
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&OfautiuopeI, IL. Ndrs. Sn
BbtIippopa werbeu TIN @ebetuen Sreis
wtQise gum Gtufaqe tn Roeebouien ans
9ewerben.
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RRITIsH C0LuMBIA.
Five Persona Perish In the Flames OF Il
Burning Hotel.

Give Persona Perish In the Flames af Il
burning Hotel.
Victoria, April 17th.-At IL O'Clock last
night fire broke out III the Ternii.u.
Hotel, rapidly extending to the wooden
building adjoining. SO rapid was the pro-
gress of the flames that there was no time
to save any properly excepting the safe,
and many dodgers were barely able to es-
cape in their night attire Ii kalf an hour
the roof iell in with q crash, and thirty
minutes later the contlagration, which, in
spite OF all the fire companies, was still
gaining headway, had demolished six
stores. During this time the roof of the
Grand Pacific Hotel, lately completed and
| fitted up at q cost OF $4,000, also caught,
the hight of the building rendering il diff
cult to extinguish. BY o'clock this
morning the flames were subdued. The
damage to the latter hotel was confined to
theupper story, not from fire, but from water
throughout. This morning the remains of
five persons we're discovered in the ruins of
the Terminus which hadbeen occupied chief
ly by wOrkingmen. whose frequent coming
and going and the loss of the hotel register.
renders impossible ut present the identifi-
cation OF the bodies. The cause of the fire.
which started Immediately beneath the rear
of the hotel is US yet conjecture.
New TariG,-Sudden Death.
VICTORIA, April 17Ih.-Tne uew tariff
came into force to-day.
David LeneYen, weh-known merchant.
died suddenly this morning.
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Hops.-Emmeit Wells New York hop
circular OF the 10th says: " The compare
lively heavy shipments 10 London by last
Saturdays steamer (amounting TO over 500
beles) had q tendency to stilfen the market
the fore part of the week, but when the
fact became generally known that the clear
ances were chiefly Pacific coasters, the
market fell back to about the same position
it has held since the middle Of January
last. This free movement of Pacifcs pro-
duces no effect whatever upon this market.
for our dealers and brewers well know that
every bale of them could be spared from
the country without encroaching upon their
requirements. State hops are very plenti-
ful, especially in the interior districts, and
| brewers san fall back upon these for their
summers brewings. We can see nothing
now to warrant any material change in
value for some weeks to come, or say until
the condition of the roots is made known.
| The opinion is, that having been protected
with good body of snow they viii open
| up healthy and strong. 4 few weeks more
will settle this important question. We
| continue our quotations without change"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-18

AN IcEQUAKE.-The town of Madison
Wis, lately had tFemor which was due
not to social or other earthquake, nor yet
10 dynamite explosion. A disturbance
which shook the University buildings was
caused by the expansion and contraction of
ice in Lake MENDOZA. Under the influence
of intense cold the ice had expanded until
the shores could resist the pressure no
longer. when the ice burst and doubled up
about AGO feet from the shore, and on a line
parallel with it. The sudden release of the
shores from pressure caused the tremor.
This phenomenon of freezing upon bodies
of water having low shores frequently
results in the piling up of rocks on the edge
and the oyerturning of trees. The shore
line of lakes frequently consists of gravel
mounds forced up during successive winters
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OREGON.
4 Rlcl Mans wiz.

PozrLAuD, April 17th-The viii of Mar
tin S. Burrell, who died in Portland last
Sunday, was fled for probate this morning.
The value Of the property is $800,0O0. The
entire estate is divided into FIVE parts. Mrs.
Burrell. his widow gets one-third OF the
estate, aud tie remaining tw0-thirds are
equally divided between four children, two
sons and two daughters. He also be-
oueathed $1,000 each to the Portland Ii
brary and Isaac Gpye, his partner
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UTAH.
Girl Dragged TO Death by i Horse-8eg-
istry Officers pPoiated-Suicide-
fiaut Mormon.

is:ry oaieers ppoiated-suicide- De
fiaut Mormon.
SALT LAKE, april 18th. - Mary the
cleyen-y ear-old daughter Of Charles Gill
more, was dragged to death to-day By j
horse she was riding. near Pleasant Green,
this county. She, with her younger
brother, was sent by her father to look for
a band Of horses that had suayed away,
and i've miles from home her horse fell
and her foot caught in the stirrup.
Registry officers fog the various counties
were appointed to-day by the Utah Com
missio:l for the August general election.
| The Old officials were generally named.
Daniel ?. Clark, q prominent citizen OF
| Parowan, Utah. was found dead this morn
| ing in lot near his house, With an ngiy
wound in his neck, caused by pocket
! knife in his hand. The suicide was the re
! suit OF insanity.
| c. Z. Olson was arrested to-day for ille-
| gal cohabitation.
| 1t is reported that Elder " Atfieck, III Z
| priesthood meeting, said he lad taken an
other wife in spite Of the Edmunds law
inst to show what he could do. He didn
| cara Il damn Tor the E6nlunds law.
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ARIZONA.


Stage yield up' and . Good Haul Made,
PHGNIx. April 17th.-The Vultpre stage
was held up nine miles this side Of
Seymour last evening by two mashed men,
supposed to be MeXicans The robbers got
$6, ,000 gold bar belonging to the VuIure
Mining Company, gun and watch from
driver
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\ QUIET EVENING IN THE LIBRARY.

New YORK. April 17th-li:3o p, M.-Gen-
eral Grant passed most of the eyening in
the library with his family. lie retired at
lOo'clock. He lad some pain in his throat,
but was not troubled in swallowing. He
is now sleeping quietly.
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NEVADA.
neatn of . Ninine snnerintendent

V!EGIHIA, April 17th.-D. II. Brown.
Superintendent of the Vivian raill, died
this morning OF consumption. Deceased
came 70 the coast in 1919 and was q native
of New York, aged So years.
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Mysterious Explosions.

NEw York, April l7th.-Mysterious ex-
plosions, which six weeks ago alarmed the
occupants Of an apartment house on Fifty
seventh street and Sixth avenue. have
broken out afresh. There is no little excite
ment there in consequence. The noises are
attributed 10 various cause.-the improper
adjustment of steam, gas or water pipes,
while others Of more creduieus turn are
sure there is something uncanny about the
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-04-18
HALE BROS. l. co.

We are always leading in assortment
we are always cutting prices. None VINO
wish to obtain the best values can sareiy
buy without first inspecting our INES
Many prices not quoted have been
changed, and to-day we are actually sell
ing many lines fully IS per cent. less than
last season.
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pAssENG NGEKs FROM TIE EAST.

lsrrc.AL pY rELEseAPn TO THE RrcoRDuN1oN. ]
MoJAyE. April l7th.-Fhe following over
land passengers passed Newhall April l7th,
to arrive IN San Francisco April l8-h:
3. NJ Reading, George II. Fuller, San
francisco; Mrs G.,Morgan:: sumner; Mrs.
J. D. harmony Oakiandi Mrs. ID. J; SeaTle
and two children, Iowa; Mrs and Mrs .
". Rider, Nassaci.tSetis; LOUIS tahse, New
YORK; BernarI He'd, San francisco; Miss
A!elarqer, W itlIaIn Aiciarder, santa bar
hara; l. r. : Noape and wife, Ne"
Orleans; . +. stevens ana Wlie, Council
BiuiiS; LeoEse j. Harley, New ork CITY;
II, helier, oac!alhtlt9 t.; =. Mari,
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BE does not, tits said, intend 10 return. 1t
is reported that Mcclellan could not accept
the mission with his present business en-
gaSements.
The New Sacramento Postc:hee-C Com
missioners Appointed.
WASHINGTON, April 17th.-Hon. John Q.
Brown. Christopher Green (Poatinasterl
and William f. Knox We're to-day commits
stoned by the Secretary of the Treasury as
Board to select the site for the newsPo5t-
office building at Sacramento.
Annual Report Being Prepared.
New YORK, April l7th-At the Office of
the Central Pacific Company iii this city IT
is learned that President Stanford, Of the
Southern Pacific, is nov engaged in the
preparation of the first annual report 10 the
stockholders Of the Southern Pacific Com
pany, which will be given to the public
next week. Stanford expects to leave for
san Francisco Monday.
No Prospect for an Immediate Settlement.
New YoRK. April 17,h--C P. Hunting
tons secretary told your reporter this
morning that there was 40 prospect Of an
immediate settlement between the Pacific
Mail and the Union and Central Pacific
roads. Huntington desired 20 consult with
his traffic managers before coming 10 any
final conclusion. il was rumorcd on Wal!
street, however, that Houston and Hunt
ingt0n world meet again to-day 10 cndeayoF
TO straightcn matters out.
Union Pacific Earnings.
BosroH, April 17th-rhe annual repor;
of the Union Pacific Railroad was issued
to-day. The gross earnings Of. the entire
system were SIS, ,791 000; expenses and
taxes $l5II3. 000-leaving net earnings OF
$10,67S, ,146.
4 Hero Dead.
PErTsBURG, April 17th.-Word has been
received that Christie Bradford, who hes
assisted in saving nearly coo lives, died al
his home, near this city, on Wednesday,
General IEazen's Sentence.
WASHINGTON, April 17th.-The court
martial in the Hazen case sentenced him
to be rCprimanded.
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engagements.

CHICAGO, April l7th.-Madame Adciina
Patti has written to Colonel Mapleson that
she will be unable to fulfill her New York
and Boston engagements owing 10 i'll health
and the imperative order OF her physician
10 cease work for several weeks. 70 rep
resentative Of the Associated Press this
morning she said she had felt the neccssi y
OF retiring for some time, and this had
been forcibiy impressed upon her by reason
OF her heavy work in this city. She would,
therefore, obey her physician, and would
sail at once for England from New York.
incidentally, she remarked that her divorce
from Dc Caux was absolute, and that she
could now sing in France without having
her salary attached under her nuptial con-
tract She expects 10 remain III her castle
in Wales for several months, and then she
expects to sing i'll London. Paris and. posi-
bly,, ST. Petersburg, The divorce proceed
ings have been dragging for years, and
Madame Patti sisted that they involved
| directly on her par. full half million OF
! francs. To-night's performance, therefore,
| concludes her American engagement.
THE NEW YORK ENGAGEMENT TO BE FILLED
CHICAGO. April l7th.-The report that
! Nine Patti, by advice of her physician,
! had decided not to ill her New York en-
| gagement, bat TO return shortly To Europe
Ii NV denied. Her Secretary who "a
seen tonight, said that Nine. Patti would
| start for New York tomorrow. and would
fill her engagement there us originally in
1 tpD6a1
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Capital Entes.

WAsKlYGToS, April 17th. Forty-nine
patents to the Snoh0mish and xty-eight
to the aialico tribes Of Indians ii Wasf-
ington Territory were issued from The Land
Office to-day.
Carroll Cook, of San Francisco, was ad-
mitted to practice in the Supreme Court to-
day
The President this afternoon made the
following appointments w; II. Brinker,
Of Warrensburg, Mo- to be Assnciate Jus
! tce of the Supreme Court of the Territory
OF New Mexico; Henry H. Hobson, Of
| Denver Col. to be United States District
Attorney for the District Of Colorado, vice
/ A. W. Brace, removed
The Office of Consul 20 Frankfort-on the
! Main. for which Berthod Grccncoaun, oi
San Francisco, was an applicant, was to-day
| given 10 Jacob Muller, OF Cincinnati.
Manning to-day appointed j, Frank
! Albeit. Of New Jersey, Chief Of Division
in the office of the Anditor OF the Treasury
for the Postofice Department, vice Widdi
conbe, OF Maryland, resigned by request
Patti Cancels Her New York and Boston
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HALLS PULMONARY BALSAM

fINHE BEST REMEDY IN USE FOR COUGHS,
i Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis Influenza, Group
lncipient Consumption, and all Throat and Lung
Troubles Sold By all Druggists for 90 cents.
j. X. GATES q CO., Proprietors, Az San
nae street. San Francisco nl91p
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The Mare island Removals.

WAsHNoroN, April 17th. - The navy
officials assert that removals in the Mare
Island navy yard are not to be made for
political purposes, bat are 10 be made in
the interest of reform and rctrenchment.
The appropriation for the present fiscal
year is Insufficient and the fact that there
are moro men than necessary for the work
t. be done, is the reason given AT the Navy
Department. The gentlemen who have
been led 10 believe that they were TO be APP
pointed to succeed those removed, will no
. doubt be disappointed to learn that there
will be 10 appointments made 20 fiji thC
vacanc;ee ut Ieast no; for some time t
Z come.
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HOME HAPPENINGS.
ARE THE DOCTORS MISTAKEN
ABOUT CRAMPS DISEasEi
Washington Gossip-Patti to Take a
Rcst-A Female Stoch-Raiser
Ha1en'S Sentence.
Grant stin Growing Better.

lsFzosAL DISPATCHES 10 rna EroonDuMoNl
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PAGIFIG SLOPE.
MEETING OF TIE S4CRaMENT0
PRESBTTE!lY AT REDDiEG.
Shocking Disaster in Victoria Snow
and Rain Knights OF Pythias-
Grand Parlor, y. s. C. w.
CALIFORNIA.

isPacAL DISPATCHES 10 TIE sEoorpvSoy.I
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The Chinese Mission.

New YoRK, April l7th.--A HralFs
Washington special says: 1t is said the
fieuds OF Mcclellan are urging him for the
Chinese mission. John Russell Young, the
present Minister, has received leave Of
absence, and is expected here next month.
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Cn
sg,f.fss, FRUITS d GENERAL. PRODUCE
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PaGLLogLPHIA, April 1Zth.-A New York
special says 1t Is rumored again that the
New York Times is for sale, and that Geo.
Jones has been trying for some time to dis
pose OF it. The price he asks is $3.50, ,0o0
E4ctts are being made to form a syndicate
10 purchase It. Among the gentlemen men
toned rs having been asked to join the
syndicate is Joseph w. Drexe!, formerly Of
UEsie!, Morgan Il Co.