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University. and ask the Popc's approval OF i.
The Honorable Artillery Company.


LONDON, December 2Oth-In the Commons,
Stanhope, Secretary for War, denied that the
queen had withdrawn the Honorable Artillery
Company warrant He said he hoped the ne
events, however, demanded the reconstruction
OF the corps. whose services, it was to be hoped,
the country would never lose.
Russia and France.
LONDON, December 10Th The Ddily Tsle-
graphs correspondent at St Petersburg saws.
Having secured a loan by feigning friendliness
toward Paris the Russian Government has in
structed the newspapers, as far as possible, to
ignore the subject and refrain from advising
private individuals to send goods to the Exhibi-
| ton at Paris.
African Barbarities Must Cease.
LONDON, December 20th.-In the Commons to-
day Ferguson stated that instructions had been
sent TO the British Consul at Zanzibar to protest.
~ ~ tne strongest terms, against repetltion OF
the cruel executions which had occurred in the
streets of Zanzibar.
Wrecked by the Late Gale.
HALIFAX, December 20th.-The recent storm
was disastrous on the Miquleon coast. The
brigantine Texada and the schooner Golden
Rule were totally wrecked at ST. Pierre. The
schooner George Lamb, of st. John, n. B.,
foundered on the rocks, but her crew We're
saved.
More Outrages in Zanzibar.
ZANZIBAR, December 20th.-Four more execu-
tions took place here to-day. The Sultan has
allowed Arab owners to claim their slaves in
the fort under sentence of death. In the case of
one slave already executed the Sultan offered
the owners indemnity.
Expelled From Russian Soil.
VIENNA, December 20th.-The Wieaer Taqbah
says that l,0t0 Austrian and German subjects
We're expelled from Warsaw on the 18th inst
No reasons are assigned for the action.
Parliament to be Prorogued.
LONDON, December .0th.-It is officially an
nounced that Parliament will be prorogued on
Monday next.
Gladstone On His Journey
LUcERNE, December 20th.-Gladstone arrived
here to-day on his way to Naples.
A Dying Nobleman.
LONDON, December 2Oth.-The Earl of War
wick is dying.
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THE METROPOLIS.
Opium Smuggling = Phelps Ahead ot
CIunie-ElectionO Ofhears Indicted.


Clunie-Election Officers Indicted.
SAN FRANCISCO December 20th.-H Berg, a
sailor on the steamer Empire, was captured
while trying TO smuggle siXty-four fve-tael
boxes of opium ashore.
The state Beard of Forestry has received
donations of land valued at 100000 throughout
the State for experimental purposes The Legis-
lature viii be asked to appropriate $4,000 for
the use of the Board.
Twelve electric light masts will be located
along the water front
Mr.. Phelps will contest Clunies right to a
Congressional seat. The "snap" tally kept by
his watehe at the 0'Donneli recount already
shows that he has a majority of eighty over
Clunie.
Bonesteel gained thirteen votes to day, max
ing his total gain sixty Eight votes.
The Grand Jury has indicted two election of
fcers.
General Miles reviewed the troops at the Ere
sidio to-day. The artillery and cavalry were
ordered out in heavy marching order.
Governor Waterman is opposed to sending
California display TO the London and Paris ex-
positions. He, however, believes in sustaining
the States dignity and attracting attention to
her resources.
The raisin shipments are estimated at 904 900
packages, of which the Fresno district shipped
100000, Riverside Dds, 900, and the Woodland and
Davisville district 1l5,000
The California Athletic Club has decided to
give purse of $1,000 for a contest between
McAuliffe and the man it will select 10 pit
against him, the match TO take place inside of
four months.
self last night at $50 Drumm street. and at sn
early hour this morning friday is dying. Her
husband charged her with being too friendly
with lodger.
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Give Them a Chanca.

That is to say, your lungs. Also ali your
breathing machinery. Very wonderful ma
chinery it is. Not only the larger air pas
sages, but the thousands OF little tubes and
cavities leading from then.
When these are clogged and choked with
matter which ought net to be there, your
lungs cannot half do their work. And
what they do they cannot do well.
Call It cold, cough, Group, pneumonia.
catarTh, consumption or any of the family
of throat and nose and head and lang OBJ
strnctions all are bad. All ought to be got
rid of. There is just one sure way TO get
rid of them. That is TO take Boschee's
German Syrup, which any druggist will
sell you at 10 cents bottle. Even If eyery-
thing else has failed you, you may depend
upon this for certain.
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Bakers Profits.

a baker will toss barrel of -four into, a
trough. Then he tosses 104 pounds of
water oa top Of it. A quaatity of yeast Is
added, and then the jolly baker has. 300
pounds of dough to operate on. Tbs 300
pounds cost him s.. In short order the
dough is turned into twists" high loaves,
pan loaves and other styles of the same
quality. The ovens heat reduces. the 500
pounds Of dough to $50 pounds Of bread
The baker sells his bread at tie rate of
four cents a pound, or at an advance of
80 per cent. over what it cost hiln. There
are many bakers in this city who make
1,t00 loaves of bread per day, and sell it
for from $50 to $3.50, or at net profit Of
sac Little money is lost in the business,
and most bakers do a cash trade. 1t is
very seldom that bakers fail. The busi-
ness is steady, reliable and attended by
very few risks, unless incompetent work
men,-Her0ld of TFode,
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ExoITABLE FBENCHMEN.
The French Senate the Scene of Gonsid-
erable TJDroar.

PARIS. December 2Oth.-Prior to the assem-
bling OF the Senate to-day, different groups will
hold meetings to agree upon line of action,
which, 1t is expected, will result i'll the reiec-
ton OF Leon Says motion providing for print
ing Challemel aeour's speech and its posting
IN public places throughout the coun ry.
There was an exciting scene in the Senate
this afternoon. Leon Says withdrew his mo-
ton providing for the printing of Challemel
Lacour's speech, etc. After he made this an
nouneement, Maquet ascended the tribune and
renewed Says motion. There was Immediately
great uproar and numbers were shouting :
Enough y =" Enough p ana demanded that
the member take his seat
The President stated that Maquet had taken
up Says motion o 4 his own account.
This renewed the disorder which was in
creased when Maquet left the tribune and at
tempted TO make a speech from the floor, the
tumult being SO great as to completely drown
his voice. several members shouted to expel
him.
The President, as soon as he could make him
self heard, called Maquet to order.
The latter lett the chamber. The Senate re-
Jeeted his motion and resumed the debate on
the Budget
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There is DO one subject IN agriculture
which demands at .he present day more
care, continued and widely extended, than
the practice of manuring. A soil cannot
be cultivated understandingly until it has
been rightly subjected to such examination
as viii tell US, as nearly as any examinas.
tion can tell it, what is necessary to render
it fertile.
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SUFFERING HUMANITY.
The Dominion Government to Send Relief
to snow- -bounn Districts

QUEBEC. December 20th.-Ihe most serious
consequences Of the storm refet in the hack
county villages The crops have been bad, and
hemmed in by snow, many families are suffer
ing 1or the actual lecesSities. The farmers are
killing their stock.
Cardinal Taschereau and the Premier have
been appealed to. They held conference with
the Cabinet last evening, and decided to ask
the Government to send immediate aid to the.
sufferers
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE.
Action Taken Regarding Samoa-Exhibrs 8
for the Paris Exposition.


for the Paris Exposition.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 20th.-At a special
meeting of the Chamber OF Commerce Trustees
to-day n memorial to Congress was adopted de-
nouncing the aggressive action of the German
Government IN the Samoan Is Snds, declaring it
destructive to American interests and cruel to
the residents. congress is urged to adopt de-
cided policy, as inaction would result in the
same aggressive policy by Germany in regard to
the Hawaiian Islands.
committee was appointed to arrange for a
representation of California products at the
Paris exposition. The committee appointed was
as follows:
On behalf of the State Board of Trade-W. H.
Mills, Edwin Goodall and A. r. Hatch
On behalf of the Chamber of Commerce
Raphael WE'LL, George W. Meade and Mr. Sher-
wood, of Sherwood Il Sherwood.
On behalf of the Manufacturers Association
Charles ]. Woodbury., n. w. Spaulding and A. ?.
Phelps.
The cooperation of the Produce Exchange
and Niticutural Commission was promised
Resolutions were adopted protesting against
the tariff reductions, as proposed in the Senate
bill. on sugar, raisins and fruit.
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ARIZONA.
Death of Patrick Hamilton, Leading
Citizen of the Territory.

a pioneer and well. known citizen, died this
morning from consumption. Mr.. Hamilton was
an lrishman by birth, AZ years of age and came
the Territory, devoting his time mainly to Jour
nalism, i'll which field he was recognized as
eminently successful. He was member OF the
tenth session of the Legislature, and Sergeant
alarms OF the next session, which appointed
him Commissioner of immigration. Governor
Tritle subsequently reappointed him for four
years. and to his indomitable efforts in behalf
of Arizona much of its prosperity is due His
Resources of Arizona is TO this date read
with much interest throughout the Eastern
States
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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
The Point of junction for Several Rail-
roads Finally Selected.

SEATTLE, December 20th.-The Mission on
Frasier river, forty two miles east of Vancouver,
c., and IDS miles due north from Seattle, has
been selected as the point of junction for the
Canadian Pacific and Seattle, Lake Shore and
Eastern Railroads. Vice-President Gilman, of
the latter road, has Just received letter from
iee-President Van Horne, of the Canadian Pa
c1fe, by which the latter company accepts the
proposed route to the Mission.
Mr.. Gilman says the work will be pushed to
completion by September 1st of next year and
that by year from this date direct trains viii
be running from Seattle to Montreal by the route
chosen. The Canadian Pacific will build fifteen
miles to the boundary, and the Seattle Company
builds the balance
The point of junction has been selected only
after much discussion and careful surveys by
both companies.
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sMoKED-GLAss TOURISTS.
Aleck Badlsm's Scheme to Get Good
View of the Eclipse.

CALIsToGA, December 20th-Alexander Bad
lam, with party of fifteen or twenty friends,
have engaged accommodations and transporta-
tion to visit the high peaks of Lake county in
the central line of totality during the eclipse Of
January LIST. The party will be equipped with
complete Photographic apparatus to take t,hoto-
first to last contact The mountains and high
peaks of Lake county are particularly adapted
10 observations of this character, being almost
constantly free from prevailing coast fogs Car
rlages with the party will leave Calistoga on
the arrival ofthe train from San Francisco Ee-
eember 3lst.
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NOT ROBBERS.
Reported Attempt at Robbing That Did
Not Oncpr

MARYsvILLE, December 20th-1he report re-
ceiyed here last night by telephone that two
men had attempted to rob the express car on
the evening train for Oroyille proves TO be a
mistake. No express messenger is employed on
the Oroyille trains, and express matter is put in
the baggage car. Two traInps stole a ride last
evening by hiding in the baggage car, and, find
ing themselves locked in, attempted to pry open
the door while the train was ON its way to 0ro-
vile. They were discovered, and railroad de-
tective True, of Sacramento, who happened to
be on the train, put them under arrest. No at
tempt was made to rob the express.
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WEST IsDIEs.
General Legitime's Authority Generally
Recognized in Hayti.

HAVANA, December 20th-A cable system has
been established to Hayti, and is working salts
iactorily. By this meansthe following telegram
was just received. dated at Purt-au- Prince De
eember 20th
President Legitime continues in power, and
the majority of the people recognize his aIl-.
thority. The pacihcation of the country is con-
sidered at hand. Neither the Atlanta nor
Galens, United States var ships, has yet arrived
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Notes from Paris.

PARIS. December 20th.-About 700 holders OF
bonds and shares in the Panama Canal Com
pany held a meeting to-day and decided TO
forego for the present the payment of coupons
and the redemption of shares. All present
any fresh issue.
At another meeting it was resolved to demand
that necessary measures be taken Immediately
to safely guard the numerous Interests con-
eerned in the canal
Government papers hare urge the establish
ment of Frerch prote9torate on the coast of
TSupier
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The Question of statebood.

SPOKANE FALLS December GOTHAM immense
mass meeting in the interest of the admission of
Washington Territory was held here to-day
Resolutions were passed, and delegates to the
Territorial Convention at Ellensburg appointed.
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safe Arrival of the Board of Trade Ex-
hibit Car at Omaha.

hibit Car at Omaha.
SAN FRANCISCO; December 21th-General Pas
senger Agent Tebbetsy OF the Union Pacific Rail
road, telegraphed TO the State Board of Trade
today that the cars containing the exhibit of
california products had arrived without mishap
at 0Ihaha, ana WOULD be thrown open to the
public tomorrow and the day following 4
number OF newspaper men went out twenty-five
miles to meet the cars, and are now engaged in
writing up the exhibition. All who have seen
the fruits. ETC., have expressed great surprise
that California could make such a showing,
especially at this time of the year when al
Omaha it is exceedingly cold The enterprise
mas The brightest prospects of success.
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MANITOBA.
Anticipated Obstacles in the Way of an
Australian Cable.

WINNIPEG, December 2Oth.-Grant, Principal
of the Queens College at Kingston, has Just re-
turned from visit to Australia in connection
with the proposed cable between Victoria and
Sydney. he is hopeful of success, but adds that
the monopoly which owns the only cable to
Australia will put all possible distractions in
the WAY of The project
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Racing at the Bay.

SAN Francisco, December 29th.-The track
was heavy at the Bay District races to-day. The
ilrst race, one and one-sixteenth miles, was won
by Jack Brady, Welcome second, Index third.
Time, 1867.
The second race, one, mile, Nabeau WOE, Al
Fauow second, Colma third. Time. 14SIz
The third race, three-quarters of mile Glad
stone won, Index second, Jack Brady third.
Time, III.
The fourth race fye-eightbs of mile, Ma
Time, 1861
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A SINGULAR CASE.
Suit to Recover Valuable Real Estate
a Growing City.

suit 10 recover valuable Real Estate in
Growing City.
SPOKANE FALLS, December 20th.-Application
has been made in the District Court for a new
trial in the case of Cowley VS.. the Northern Pa
eite Railroad. Cowley contracted ten years ago
with the road to buy 40 acres of land at So so
per acre, it beng wild land. By the time the
railroad had perfected its title and secured
patent from the Government the property was
adjacent to this city. To-day it is in it, and is
out its contract Cowley sued, but his attorney
it is alleged, compromised with the company
without his consent, taking seven acres and S.
600 tor Cowley's share. The Court confirmed
the compromise. When Cowley heard of it he
brought the present suit to set the judgment
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win Stand by suakim.

LONDON. December 2sth.--In g speech az Scar
borough, LoEd Salisbury said the Ministry had
no Intention of entanghDg the country IN 4 new
Suakim- As long Is the kAedive desires, En-
gland w2l maintain the Red Sea ports It
would he madness to surrender Suakim when
we are Oh the verge of supressing slavery. by
the treaty Of Paris, England is bound 10 uphold
the iplegrity of the SuIfan,s eInrira
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[see further ssls9raph N Jourth page

Use ihe great specific for "cold in the
head ana cstarrh-Dr. Sage's Catsrrh
Remedy.
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EoNE, Decesaber 2)th.-A letter has been sent
~ Cardinal Gibbons and the American Bishops
p the Pope with reference 10 the Washington
University. announcing that the sum of ss Oa5 600
had been collected for the new institution, and
that the University buildings are non in pro-
gress of erection. The Cardinal and Bishops
request concession Of academic pri sieges ne
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weather Indications.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 20th.-Weather in
dications: For California in Northern
California and fair weather in Southern CalifOr-
mia; southwesterly wind and cooler weather in
Southern California, and slightly warmer in
Northern California.
Oregon and Washington Territory - Fair
weather in southwestern Oregon and rain else
where; southeriy Winds high en- the coast, aud
SLIGHTLY warmer
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PACIFIC COAST.
ACTION IL FAVOR OF A PARIS
EXHIBITION.
Official Scandal in San Diego-Death
from Apoplexy-Matters inEI
Dorado County-Etc.
CALIFORNIA ON WHEELS.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrcoRD-usIos.l |
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a lawyers Fl.e Reas,sed.

SAN FIAScEco. December 20th. = The Su-
preIne oGrt to-day ramitted the fine of $500
imposed on F. B. Waterman for contempt, owing
to representations that he is unable to pay the
fine, and that Imprisonment might endanger
his healih
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The Rirsr cnnxsntinn

NARYsyTELE, December 20th.-Delegates from
MarysviIle Yubs and Suffer counties, Will at
tend the River Improvement Convention at Sac.
ramen.o tomorrow.
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San DISso. Deeember 20th-Sens ational testi-
nony is being developed in the investigation
concerning the alleged bribsry Of the police by
the gamblers, An editor of one Of he local
papers IS also said to have been paid not 70 ex-
pose the gambling games
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Died of Anoplexy.

REDWOOD CITY. December. .20th.-S. w. Scott
former resident of Peseadero, died suddenly
at Searsville last night. He sat in chair and
1t was supposed, fell as eep. Upon trying 10.
arouse him ne was found to be eeAd. He has
been clerk in the Swanton House. at Pesca-
dero for the past year, and leaves widow and
family residing at Rothsay, Scotland. His
death resulted from apople9y.
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El Dorado. o:raad jury at Work.

PLAC zRvJI-LE, December Goth The sraDd
Jury are i'll session a2d have been wrestling all
day with the alleged irregularities in the old
Senool Hoard, and II i Iumored Shat the. action
OF the toara; of Supervisors VIII be inquired
into in relation to county work being awarded
without authority Of law
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1888-12-29

Her description had been accurate in every
detail. However, he made light of her fears;
he strove to reassure her They left the spot
and returned to the inn. Only then did he
remember the date of the day. 1t was ex-
actly three weeks since their marriage"
The voice of the speaker faltered. The
GIRL pale and awe struck, looked up at the
sad eyes and trembling lips. Soft and weird
the music rose and fell across the ripple of
light words, the chime of distant laughter.
Oh" cried the girl, suddenly. 1T is of
yourself you speak. This-this is your rea-
son."
Eyes" said the woman, slowly. This is
my reason That night my husband was at
tackled by cholera Two hours afterward-
he died"
eyes-eyes to which sorrow was as yet IN
known.
my poor friend" she cried, softly "Oh,
my poor friend. 1t is terrible"
"Wait," said the woman, harshly. "You
have not heard ALL Learn how more than
cruel fate can be to those who defy it. You
know how great the dread is of that terrible
scourge. How quickly the pageant of death
is played out to its final issue. Before had
even realized my loss, Before my stricken
heart had recovered from its first stroke of
agony, heard that my darling had been
taken from e-buried-buried, Estelle, in
that very churchyard my dream had shown
to me. Then q great stupOr and horror
fell over me. was like one dazed and
stunned. felt nothing-reahzed nothiL-