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HELPING THE POOR.
Grass Valleys Novel Method of assisting
the Needy,

GRASS VALLEY, December 21st-To-day,
the last of the first term of the public
schools, was made donation day, in pursu-
ance of the custom of six years standing
Each pupil carried to the school house a
stick of cordwood and a potato The
Ladies' Relief Society gathered the contri-
buttons, and will distribute them to the
poor. Business men and men of leisure
caught the fever, and soon professions bear
ing donations of all sorts of necessaries of
life marched to the school houses. The
donations aggregate nearly $500 in value
Eleven hundred children and many friends
had happy morning.
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TaF OTHER SIDE.
a Treasury Agent Who Saw Nothing
Wrong in Alaska.

Wrong in Alaska.
WASHINGTON, December 21st. - H. A
Glidden, agent of the Treasury Department
at the seal islands of st. Paul and St.
George from 1882 to 1885, was witness be-
fore the House Committee on Marine and
Fisheries, investigating the alleged outrages
in Alaska. He said he had read about the
outTages, ETC., in the newspapers, but did
not think there was any truth in them. He
never heard of any cases of criminal assault
on the islands, and no complaints of seduc-
ton of females reached him. If there had
been any complaints to make he would
have heard of them, as people looked upon
him as their protector. The men employed
on the islands by the Alaska Company
were kind to the natives, and their pres
ence there tended to elevate and civilize
the people.
The committee adjourned to January
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ALMOST LIKE A DREAM.
Strangers AstoDished at the Revelation
of Butte Citrus Fair.

of Butte Citrus Fair.
ORovILLE, December 21st. = Notwith-
standing the threatening skies and light
showers, the attendance at the Citrus Fair
continues undiminished. New exhibits
are still being added and the interest con-
tinues unabated. To Eastern people, espe-
cially, many of whom have arrived in the
last two days, it is wonderful revelation.
They say it is magic, and cannot be real.
The Premium Committee is now making
up the list of awards, to be announced TO-
morrow.
Two or three dwellings were robbed of
jewelry, clothing, etc, last evening while
The occupants were at the fair.
Tomorrow is the last day of the fair. 1t
is a greater success than last wear.
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Frightful Accident to worhmen

NEWARK IN. J.), December 2ist-Whiie
three men were at work stating the roof of
St. AIMS Roman Catholic Church this
morning, the scaffiold broke. precipitating
the men to the sidewalk, forty feet below.
About g ton OF slate fell upon the pros
trated lnen and buried them completely
When extricated they were found in
crushed and almost iifeless condition, and
probably will not recover.
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TUE WAR STILL on.

The Wahaiak Negroes Surrounded, and
Bloodshed Expected.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), December 2lst-The
Americans special correspondent, who has
been at Wahalak, Miss, telegraphs from
Artesia, Miss, tonight: I have just re-
ceived a note from the hills reporting that
the negroes are surrounded and showing
fight. They outnumber the whites. who
will defer the attack until aid mes
Similar telegrams have been sent to all
the adjoining towns, representing the ne
cessity for more men as urgent.
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At THE BAY.

No Races To-Day-Acquitted of Embez-
zlement-The Recount.
SAN Francisco, December 21st.-There
will be no race tomorrow at the Bay
District track on account of the muddy
track
William P. Ballard, who was book
keeper for Bray Bros, and charged with
the embezzlement of funds of his employ
ers, was acquitted by jury this afternoon
0'Donnell's gain to-day was forty one.
OF this number twenty-seyen were in the
Ninth Precinct of the Forty fourth District.
According to the snap count, Phelps
has majority in this city.
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ARIZONA.
One Man Knled and Several Injured by
Railroad Accident

TOMBSTONE, December 2lst.-An accident
occurred last night on the Arizona and
Southeastern Railroad, twenty miles from
here, killing one man and seriously injur-
ing several others. A construction train
jumped the track, ditchiDg five cars. which
were loaded with laborers returning TO
camp from their days work.
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a HIGH-ToNEp BOULEVARD.
Plans for Twelve-MilIion- Dollar Street
In New York.

New YORK, December 21st.-New York
is to have a street that will cost $1,000 600.
The Sinking Fund Commissioners met
in the Mayors Office on Monday and ap-
proved the plans submitted by the Dock
Board for an exterior street 175 feet wide
along the East river from Grand to East
Eighth street and from Seventeenth street
to Tbirty-fourth. The total cost of the
thoroughfere from Grand street to Thirty
fourth is estimated at S10,000,0o0. The sec
ton from Grand street TO Eighth viii cost
about 50 0O0 600.
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HIS REASONS.
Why the President Pardoned Hopkins,
The Il B.nk-Wreeker.

WASHINGTON, December 21st.-The Pres
ident to-day pardoned Benjamin Hopkins,
Fidelity Bank of Cincinnati official, on
the following reason, which he requests
the press TO use in full The condition OF
this convicts health is such, as appears
from an examination which l have set on
foot, that the question is presented whether
he shall die in prison or at home On this
presentation, l am willing that he shall
spend the few remaining days among
friends. Regardless of any other consider
alton connected with the case, and on this
ground alone, his pardon is granted"
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DEAD IN THE STREET.

another Poor Victim of Il Mysterious
London Murder.
LONDON, December 21st.-The body of an
unknown woman was found yesterday
morning in the streets of populous suburb
of London. At the Coroner's inquest to-
day physicians declared that the woman
had been murdered by strangulation. A
mark on the neck showed that a small cord
had been tied tightly around it. She was
OF low character When the body vas
found it was still warm, and was lying in
an open thoroughfare. There is no posi-
bility that the woman could have taken
her own life, and possibly it is another
Whitechapel case.
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team attached to truck belonging to the
Oregon Transfer Company. loaded with
poultry, ran off the railroad ferry slip at
East Portland into the Willamette river.
The team was drowned and the truck and
contents lost. The loss is 81 100
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TIE OLn GuARD.

One of the Earliest Enemies of Slavery
Passes Away.
BosToE, December 21st.-Hon. S. E. Sew
ell died here yesterday. He became early
interested in the anti slavery cause, and
was associated with VIM Lloyd Garrison
in establishing the LiJerGtor in 1881. He
was counsel tor defense of Sims, Anthony
Burns and other fugitive slaves He pre-
pared the arrangements and assisted at the
trial of John Brown.
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CANADA.

An American Murderer to be Returned
to this Country.
OTTAWA, December 21st.-The Supreme
Court of the Northwest Territory has re-
fused the applications OF Godin, the So
called Montana murderer, for writ of
habeas corpus. Godin will be handed over
at once to the American authorities.
a Blizzard Raging.
OTTAWA December 2lst.-A severe biz
zard is raging here and trains are belated.
The Thermometer is at zero.
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SOFIA, December 2lst.-The Ministers of
Foreign Affairs, of Finance, of Justice
and OF War have, resigned their seat in the
Stamboulof Cabinet.
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a sutter Creek Sensation.

SUFFER- CREEK, December 21st-At 10
O'Clock last night the engineer of the Wild
man mines attention was attracted by
screams from lady. On going out he
discovered a young lady near the timber
yard. On questioning her she said young
man had stopped her and made improper
advances. Her folks are excited over the
affair. The yourg man skipped by the
light of the moon. Both are known to
society, but their names are withheld.
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The population of Japan, az the end Of
last year, according to the Ofcial Gazette,
was 39,069,0 ,007, of whom 1879, ,354 were
males aud 1887 ,653 females.
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A Bulgarian Crisis.

RepuDhcans
Democratic majority OF joint ballot............ l
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Champagne for the Boys.

NEW YORK, December 2lst-Orland R.
Clark, Treasurer and Manager of the New
York Brass Company, has been declared
insane. He recently invited forty street
gamins into his office and gave them din
ner which ended with champagne. When
an officer peered in to see what 1t all meant,
he found himself looking down the barrel
of revolver held by Clark, who made him
throw up his hands.
Death of oliver Ditson.
BosToN, December 2lst.-Oliver Ditson.
whose name is q household word in this
country wherever music is sung or taught,
died this afternoon at bis home on East
Brookline street, in this city. aged seventy
seven years. His death was not entirely
unexpected, as be had been i'll since fifteen
months ago, when symptoms of disease of
the brain became manifest.
A Combination Against Blaine.
INDANAPoLIs, December 2Ist.-Senator
Sherman has announced that he will call
on General Harrison during the holidays.
1t is stated also that Senators Edmnnds
Hoar, Aldrich, Chandler. Hawlev. Jones
and others have combined to tight Blaine.
and viii urge-eifher personally or BIZ let
ter-Sherman's appointment as Secretary
of State.
Relic of the Purcell Assignment.
COLUMBUS TO- }, December 2lst-Ths Su-
preme Court this afternoon decided case
growing out of the consignment of Arch
bisop Purcell of Cincinnati The object of
the suit is to force the sale of church prop
erty, including the Catholic Cathedral in
Cincinnati. for the benefit Of the creditors.
The decision OF the Court is against the
creditors.
Northwestern Rate Wa.
CHICAGO, December 2lst--A war On pas
senger rates west of ST. Paul hgs broken
cut. ard IN consequence rstss from Chicago
10 Portland and eli p3;uts SFes. Of s. Pl;il
are seriously cut The cut makes the
through Iste from Chicago 10 Portland. via
the Northern Pacific s36, while the tariff
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wAsHIseTos. December 2lst.-In tn !.
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coon NEWS ABOUT STANLEY.
Ghe Great Explorer and Emin Pasha Re-
ported Safe and sonnn

The Great Explorer and Emin Pasha Re-
ported Safe and Sound.
ZANZIBAR December 2lst-Le.ters dated
Stanley Falls, August 29th, and delive I'd
here by Tippoo This men, state that LED
ter was received at Stanley Falls from
Henry Stanley on August 2Sth Stanley
was then at BOnyala, on the AruWiIni
where he arrived August 18th He lett
Emin Pasha eightytWo days before in per-
feet health and provided with plenty of
food. Stanley had returned to Bonyala for
the loads of stores in charge of his rear
guard and intended to leave ten days later
on 10 reioin Emin. He reported all the
whites in the expedition healthy and said
that the expedition wanted nothing.
BOTH AT ARUwIMI.
LONDON, December 21st.-The West Afri-
can Telegraph Company has received the
following dispatch from St. Thomas. dated
Friday, 2 P. NJ:
have just received information that Henry
NJ. Stanley, with Emin Pasha, arrived ia Aru-
wimi The news is reliable. Further details
will follow PARSONS, Agent
EMIE's STORES OF WEALTH.
LONDON, December 2lst-In the Stanley
Falls advices it is stated that Stanley wrote
that Emin was in possession of vast stores
of ivory and many oxen, and that be had
an abundance of food Stanley intended to
leave Bonyala at the end of August,
Cassati, the Italian explorer, Joined forces
with Emin Bey, and Major Bartletot's MUIR
derer was hanged at Stanley Falls on July
22d.
FURTHER CONFIRMATION OF THE NEWS.
LONDON, December 2lst. A dispatch
from Zanzibar says Tippoo Tibb's mes
senger came by way of Ugiah, Uiiji and
Uniemym6e with letters from Stanley
dated to August 25th They confirm other
accounts that Stanley and Emiu are with
Csssati, and that both were perfectly well.
The messenger will return direct to Tippoo
Tipp.
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citing WORKS TO be EstabIished
at tho City of Seattle.
DAKOTA.
Train Robbers Sentenced to Fifteen Years
at Hard Labor.

at Hard Labor.
DEADwooD, December 2lst-Albert B.
Nickerson and John Telford. who at
tempted the robbery of the Homestake
Railroad, were sentenced to-day to fifteen
years at hard labor in the Sioux Falls peni-
tentiary. Their attorney will appeal to the
Supreme Court, on the ground that the
facts stated in the indictment do not con-
stitute public offense, the Territorial stat
utes being detective in this respect Will
son, who pleaded guilty, and gave evidence
for the prosecution, has not yet been SEN
fenced.
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EMIN's sroREs on wEALrH.
FURTHER CONFIRMATION OF THE NEWS.
FROM EGYPT.
All Quiet at Saukim-Thoso BAD Bayonets
The NHtives AnxIous

SAUKM, December 2Ist-The British
force passed quiet night A few OF the
enemy's horsemen have been seen in the
distance. The men of-war have been re-
called from Handonh
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SAN Francisco, December 21st.-It ap-
pears that the srow with which the steamer
Walker collided in the bay the other night
in the fog was the Montezuma She sank
soon after the collision, and Captain Louis
Larsen and crew escaped in a boat She
was owned by Captain Larsen ard others,
and valued at S., 900.
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CALIFORNIA Land Cases.

WASHINGTON, December 21st-Assistant
Secretary Of the Interior Madrow mas re-
yersed the decision of the Land Commits
sioner ia suspendiDg George Nelson's pre-
made at The Vsalia, Cal, Lard Office.
Chss. II Wiilinms and VIM. II Morgan
have Titkdrawn their appeals from The de-
cisions Of the Land Commissioner in re
iecting iheir applications 10 make timber
culture entries to qnarter-sectlons in the
Los Angeles Land District which were
within the limits Of the grant to the South
er,1 Pani6n Raiirnn1
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WASHINGTON, December 21si.-Dr Neu-
mcurs Auguste, who represents Hippolyte's
party in the Haytian revolution, had q long
interview with Secretary Bayard today in
regard TO political affairs on that island
He explaine6 fully the position Of the revo-
lutionisis, but did not ask that they be
recogniz d by this Government. He re-
turned TO New York this afternoon without
having seen the President
TO Protect the Ballot.
WAsHINGroN, December 2lst.-Senator
Chandler to-day introduced bill, recently
proposed in the House, making il a crime
against the Government, punishable with a
severe penalty, for any person 10 offer or
receive bribe for vote cast at a Presiden-
tial election.
The ssmosn Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, December 21st-In the
Senate Today q message was received from
the President submitting the correspond
ence regarding Samoa, and referred to
the Foreign Affairs Committee 1t filed
about one hundred pages.
CaiIfornians for Office
WASHINGTON, December 21st. = John
Tyler Campbell, Of California, has been
nominated 10 be Consul at Foo Chow, and
John Darcy Connolly OF California, nom-
lAdttu 10 Oe CollSuI At IAuCklduO.
California Pensions.
WASHINGTON, December DIST California
pensions granted: John W. King, Santa
Ana; VIM. NJ. Allen, South San Diego;
John S. B. Nickel, Eisinore; Brice N. Sill
ton, Orange.
Congressman FELTON, III.
WASHINGTON, December 21st.-Congress-
man FELTON, has been confined to his room
by heavy c1ld
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PoRFLANp, DecemPer zssT.-A runaway
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SAN FRANCISCO, December 2lst.-Weather
indications: For California-Rain, south
erly winds and nearly stationary tempera-
ture.
Oregon and Washington-Rain variable
winds and nearly stationary temperature.
Slight Colii.ion in Nsps.
NAPA, December 21st-A collision oc-
cured here to-day between a gravel train
and an empty car. Several Chinese were
slightly hurt and two cars were smashed.
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wAsHINGroN TERRIroRY.
A Drowned Body Recovered in the EN-
braca of q DnvlI-Fisll.

bracs of q DsviI-Fisb.
TACOMA, December 21st.-The body of S.
]. Hughes. of the United States Coast Sur
vey, who fell overheard from steamer in
Puget Sound two weeks ago, was recovered
to-day thirty miles from the scene OF the
accident. An immense octopus, or devil
fish, was fastened o one leg, and is thought
to have been the cause of his death.
Great Smelling Works to be Established
at the City of Seattle.
SEATTLE December 21st-A San Fran
cisco syndicate, with a capital of $500, 600,
is about to establish smelter here to re-
duce the ores of tie Northwest Fuel is
one-ith cheaper beresthan in San Fran
cisco, which is a big item, ss $50 tons of
coal will be used daily.
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PACIFIC COAST.
EVANGELIST MOODY CONVERTS A
VETERAN LAWYER.
The Butte Citrus Fair-Two Train
Robbers Railroad
Matters at Ell Paso.
Live STOCK DISEASE.

EsPEclAL DISPATCHES TO THE npcoRD-uNIos.l
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A Liberal Elected.

were wounded.
A Liberal Elected.
LONDON, December 21st.-The election
for d member of Parliament at Stockton
on Tees to fill the vacancy caused BY the
withdrawal of Joseph Dodds (Liberal), re-
suited in the choice of DaYey (Liberal),
VINO led his Conservative opponent by S57
votes.
Cleveland Expected in Europe.
BRUSSELS, December 21st-The Ladepea-
dence Beige announced that President and
Mrs. Cleveland will visit Europe soon
after the expiration of Clevelsnd's term
of Office, and will remain for some time in
this city.
Brigandage in Epirus
LONDON, December 21st-Bands of brig
ands are securing Epirus. Several yilIsges
have been raidcd aud the Christian inhab-
itants massscred The Turkish officials
are helpless.
Minister McLane Banqaeted,
PARIS, December 21st.-A dinner was
given at the National Club this evening in
honor of McLane, the American Minister.
Many distinguishes French men were pes
ent.
Dynamite la Paris.
Paris, December 2lst-An attempt vas
made 70 blow up he otii :e Of the Comnrs-
sary OF Police with dynamite bombs. NJ
body was iiiuted.
Blaine and The German Mis.ion
BERLIN, December 2lst-The report ahzs
Blaine viii succeed PeDdleson as Minister
to Germany has caused great satisfaction
among the American residents he
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A Moqueiemos Grant Suit.

oTOCKTON, DecemDer 2Ist.-Phube T.
Johnson has sued Visher & Lyons, claim
ants of 10000 of McLaughlin's acres, to test
the validity of their contract with Nc
Laughlin. The action is in the form of a
suit for $4,000 damages, resulting from her
failure to rent Moquelemos grant lands,ow-
ing to the counter claim.
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Blizzard Raging.
Fight between Arabs and ItaItan..

TUEIs, December 2lst. = Forty armed
Arab workmen, who had become tired of
waiting for their wages, attacked French
mans farm near zaghoun. The farm was
defended by thirteen Italians. The Arabs
were repulsed with the loss of one killed
and seven wounded. -Four Of the Italians
werp Unupded
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THE sn1rAn nlsp1r,snn

CoEsTANTINoPLE. December 2lst.-The
Sultan is displeased with the news from
Saukim. He thinks the occurrences there
will be made pretext for prolonging Brit
ish occupation
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a Port OF ENTRY wanted.

SAN LUIS OBIsPo, December 21st-At
meeting of the Board of Trade tonight it
was resolved to petition Congress to make
harbor port of entry here. commit
tee was appointed TO present statistics show
ing the fact of Port Hartford being the larg-
est exporting port south of San Francisco,
10 be sent to Senators and Representatives.
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SAN FRANCISCO, December 21st.-Joe Nc
Aulifie will, if he gets away with Peter
Jackson next week, pose as a worlds cham
pion. The California Athletic Club will
match him within four months against any
man in the world for a purse of $4,000.
Barney Farley offers to bet $500 against 81
600 that Jackson will not give ''his boy'' a
bloody nose or black eye in the contest.
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rate is $40 So The Manitoba and Canadian
Pacific make the rate from Chicago to Port
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
SRERMAN's SENSIBLE ADVICE TO
C0LORED CIuZRN>.
The Alaskan Inquiry Tariff and Pol
itics-Congressma FELTON, Ill
California Pensions.
SOUND ADVICE.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN. ]
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THOSE ROTTEN ARMS

LONDON, December 2lst.-The bad quail
ity of bayonets and sabers usei by the
troops atSaukim is much commented on.
Fully 100 of the Enfield rifles used by the
blacks were twisted or broken
The natives are i'll state of consterna-
ton over the rumor that the British will
be Withdrawn Petitions are being signed
generally, asking for the occupation or
destruction OF Handoub and the capture of
Osman Digna.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
STANLLY AAD EMIS PAsH4 SAFE
AND SOUND.
Another Woman Murdered in Lon
don-A Scene in the Commons
0ynamite in Paris.
COWARD AND LIAR.

IsrnolAl DlsrArclnss ro rHr aaoopD-Usaoy
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1888-07-01
FOR MISREPRESENTATION.

Yesterday afternoon Officer Ebenhack
made the arrest of 4 young man going by
the name of Mcclellan Dennis and brought
him down TO the police station.
For several days past the officer has been
notified that some one has been going
around TO the joint men and collecting
sums of money from them by represent
ing himself to be an officer. Yesterday be
got IS from one man and tried to get 81
from another, but did not succeed. While
walking down the street yesterday he was
seen by one of his victims. Ebenhack was
notified and his arrest made. The s.
which he had obtained through misrepre-
sentation was returned to the person from
whom ii was secured
He will answer to the city for represent
ing himself Co be an officer, and to the
county for fraud and obtaining money
under false pretenses. On account of the
absence of witnesses his hearing could not
be had yesterday afternoon. and he was
sent TO the cooler TO remain until Wednes-
day.