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CHEYENNE, March 25th-A blizzard has
ragged here from 6 O'Clock last evening until
midnight. An immense amount of snow
has fallen, delaying the trains and inter
ripping travel. The weather, however. is
not cold, and no apprehensions of loss exist
among stockmen. On the contrary, the
snow is looked upon by them as highly
beneficial at the present time.
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SMALLPOX SCARE.
Oakland Children sent from an Infected
House to San Rafael.

Copyright 1888, by lhc California Associated PressJ
SAN RAFAEL, March 25th.-Town Mar
shal Watson received the following letter
from Oakland this afternoon:
HEALTH DEPARTMENT,
OAKLAND. March I'D.
Trustees, San Rafael: Three children sent to
your city require some attention. At l4l6 West
Twelfth street, in this CRY, family named Probe
have had smallpox, which Tor two weeks they
have kept seer from this department On
Tuesday last three children OF A. W. Probe LETT
for San Rafael direct from the infected house.
w. r. LAMBERT,
Secretary Board OF Health
The Health Officer located them at the
residence of their uncle. They were found
to be in healthy condition, and had been
vaccinated,
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CONTRACT LABOR.

Suits Against an American Company for
Importing Mexican Workmen.
IcopyTg. 1855, By 2e celf ornia Associated Pres,
Ell PAso, March 25th.-Under the United
States statute against the importation of
foreign labor under contract, seven suits
have been filed By United States District
Attorney Kleberg, in the Federal Court at
Ell Paso against the Fl Paso Smelling Com.
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CHICAGO, March 25sh.-To-night il was
reported that conference OF switchmen,
brakemen, engineers and iremen from all
branches of the Burlington system woulG
be held here on Tuesday Representative IS
OF the engineers ard fremen are already ir.
the city in the persons OF the Grievance
Committeeman.
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CALIFORNIA ESCAPES.

Injury to the Crops-Freezing Weather in
the Southern States.
WASHINGTON, March 25th.-Under the
head of General Remarks " the weather
and crop bulletin says: THE weather has
been generally unfavorable for growing
crops during the week. Alternate thawing
and freezing, and the great range of tenn
perature in the winter wheat sections, have
probably affected that crop injuriously.
The freezing weather in the Southern
States has doubtless injured small grains,
fruits aud vegetables in the northern por-
ton of the Gulf Statesn
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BKIGHAw,s RIYAL.
An Ohio Man Who Has Perfect Mania
for Marryipg.

fO-
FINDLAY co., March 25th.-Hudson
Chaplin was arraigned on charge OF big
amy and pleaded guilty Following is a
list of the women whom, under various
aliases, Chaplin is charged with marrying
Miss Cora Carson, Greenville, Ind; Miss
Nettie Webster, living in small village in
southern Illinois; Miss Cara Jones, Fresno,
Cali Miss Carrie E. Blank, Usage, Ms;
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FRENCH ELECTIONS.

Vote for Deputy.
PARIS, March 25th.-In the election at
Marseilles to-day for a member of the
Chamber of Deputies, Pyatt (Irreco1eilable)
received 4o,204votes; Herve CONSERVATIVE,
$3.50; Tonquier (Oppositionist), u, 40 and
General Boulanger, 995.
In the election at Leon General Boulan-
ger received 45,0S9; NJ. Dourner (Radical,
26,8O8, and NJ. Jaqueminot Conservative,
N.67O. Another ballot is necessary.
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Minister to very lazy man: Where do
you expect to go when you die ?' Lazy
man: " l shall not need to go; expect
to be carried
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Guilty of Manslaughter.

Copyright. 1888, by lie California associated Press
MODESTO, March 25th.-The jury in the
case of Duncan Anderson, charged with
the murder of NJ. ]. Ryan in June last,
brought in verdict OF manslaughter this
morning, after being out about eight hours.
This was the third trial. The case has been
on trial two weeks, and much interest has
been manifested by the people. Sentence
will be pronounced next Saturday.
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Run Over and Killed.

SAN Francisco, March 25th-[Special. !
Jose Jesus Valencia. an old resident of
San Jose, was run over by butcher wagon
yesterday and died to-day. Deceased at
one time owned nearly all of San Jose.
Del Monte Guests.
Copyright, 1855, By the California Associated Pressl
MONTEREY, March 25th.-The Booth and
Barrett party and John w. Mackay are
among the visitors at the Hotel Del Monte.
The hotel is crowded with guests.
Death CT Prominent Citizen.
lCopyfgi 1888, By l,e Calio Associated PressI
NAPA, March 25th.-Captain Henry C.
Parker, for many years a prominent resi-
dent of Napa valley, died this afternoon.
n. S. G. W. Delegate.
copyright, 1898. by tie California Assoc.ated Press;
SAN LUCAS. March 25th.-San Lucas Par
Tor, No. lis, n. 5. G. W, has elected 3. F.
Goidwater 10 represent them at the Grand
Parlor
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THE BLIzzARp gEAoHEs MINNEsorA

ST. PAUL lMinn.], March 25th.-The Sc
we're snow and wind-storm which ragged all
day in northern Wisconsin, Minnesota and
Dakota approached from southwesterly
direction, being driven along at thirty
miles an hour gait. The snow, which is
very heavy, and packing as ii fell has fallen
Street-car travel is abandoned, and pedes-
trians experienced great difficulty in max
ing their way. Trains on most of the rail-
roads are from one to seven hours late,
while traffic on the Hastings and St. Paul
and Kansas City has been wholly aban-
doned.
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BURLINGTON STRIKES.
The Brotherhood Said to Have Nothing
to do With the Switckmen.

CHICAGO, March 25th.-Chief Arthur de-
MES that the Brotherhood has any connee-
ton with the swiichmen's strike, and saws
he wishes it distinctly understood that the
Brotherhood has not entered into any COM
binaiion with the switchmen, Nor any other
organization, and has no intention of do
ing 50.
1t is the general impression that the
strike will extend to the tEainmen, and that
all the switchnaen will go out along the
line of the Burlington as fast as the Griev-
ance Committee return home.
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Emperor vvilIiam's Fortune.

BERLIN, March 25th.-The late Emperors
will shows that his total savings do not ex-
coed $4,000, 600. The larger portion of the
property is left to increase the Crown treas
ure of the general fund OF the Crown, estab-
lished by his father. The remainder is
divided between the Empress Augusta,
Emperor Frederick and the Grand Duchess
of Baden. Badenburg Castle and the
Coblentz Palace are beQueathed to the EN-
press Augusta. There are minor legacies
Italy Formally. Notified.
ROME, March 25th.-King Humbert to-
day received Prince Won Hohenlohe- Tnrel-
fingen, the German special envoy who came
to announce the accession Of Emperor
Frederick to the German throne The
Prince brought letters from Emperor Fred
erick and Empress Victoria to the King
and Queen, i'll which their Mujesties ex-
pressed thanks for the sympathy shown on
the occasion of the death o. Emperor
William.
Hungarian Emigration.
PEsTH, March 25th The Hungarian au-
thorities have issued orders prohibiting
railway officials from issuing tickets 10
emigrants, i'll order TO stop excessive emf
grafton. 1t appears that agents have been
issuing fictitious checks TO enrfgrants, and
by this means have enabled them to evade
the Act torbidding the emigration of pau
pers.
The Morocco Affair.
TAYGIER, March 25th.-The United States
Consul has refused 10 accept the conditions
under which the Sultan's Secretary offered
to settle the question arising from the i'm
prisonment at Rabat of persons under the
protection of the Consul.
Famine in Hungary.
PEsTH, March 25th.-A famine prevails
in the Schult District, owing TO floods. AT
Pressburg 1000 persons are being relieved,
partly by the Government and partly by
Count George Apponyi.
An Abyesinian Attack, Expected.
ROME, March 25th.-Advices from Mas
sowah say that an early attack by Abys-
sinians is expected. Ras Aloula, the Abys-
sinian General, has arrived at G,ainda. The
King is at Aznefa.
The Emperor Improving.
BERLIN, March 25th-Emperor Freder-
lex attended service in the chapel at Char
Gutenberg to-day. He is IN good spirits
and continues to improve.
A Riizz ard In Europe.
LONDON. March 9th. = The heaviest
snow storm Of the season is raging in
Wales and the west OF Scotland.
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WEARY OF TIE STRUGGLE.
A Palm-Sunday Incident in the City of


Oaks.
ICopyigts, 1855, By tie Cab forric Associated Press
OAKLAND, March 25th.-At 6:I5 P. NJ.
John Christensen, a Swede, aged 80 years.
single. gardener, was found in the gar
dener's house at Piedmont sitting in front
of the stand at a table facing a mirror, his
head lying on the table in pool of blood,
with his finger on the trigger of British
bulldog pistol of A caliber. There was
bullet hole in his right temple, passing
through the head aud coming out on the
left side and also through window. 1t is
supposed he committed the deed at 4:30
He was respondent on account of i'll health
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SAN Francisco, March 25th.-[Special1 i
John McNu!ty shot and killed James Col
Inns tonight at the corner of Mission and
Second streets. Both were 'longshoremen
and have lately INDUCED in numerous
quarrels, eliminating tonight in Collins
death. McNulty WAS arrested.
Death of Humboldt Pioneer.
Copyright, 1885, by the California associated Press.
RHoNERvILLE, March 18th. = Police
Judge a. ID. Sewer, of Eureka, died here
yesterday on his way 10 the Felt Springs.
He was very popular member of the
Humboldt Pioneers. His remains will be
taken to Eureka for burial tomorrow by
the MasonS.
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The Young Lady Victorious.


Copyright 1855, by The california associate, Fres,l
WASHINGTON, March 18th. = Martha
Smith has been appointed Postmaster at
Linkville. There has been long fight
over this Office, and Jesse D. Carr, of Cali
tornla, has warmly interested himself in
Miss Smiths behalf
Still Out of Congress.
Copyright, 1855, by The California Associated Press,
WASHINGTON, March 18th. - Colonel
Lynch, of Los Angeles will leave Washing
ton for Los Angeles tomorrow or next day.
He does not expect to return 10 Washing
ton, unless the exigencies of his case should
require it, for al least a month.
Chief Justice Waite's Wealth.
Copyright 1888, BY The California; issociatsd PressI
WAsHINGToS, March 25th.-The late
Chief Justice does not leave large estate.
Representative Hill estimated thai he NAV
have been worth 500 600, and his house
here is worth at least $40 900.
Novel Religious Services.
WAsHINGToN, March 25th-The Inter
national Council of Women opened this
evening with religious services at Albaugh's
Grand Opera House. The attendance was
large. Rev. Ada c. Bowles, Rev. Antoinetle
Brown Blackwell, Rev. Anna II. Shaw and
IeV. AMANDA Dego odlClated.
Imported Smallpox.
New YORK, March 25th.-The steamship
Ineziopiva, from Gibraltar, which arrived
yesterday, was detained at quarantine with
case OF smallpox in the steerage To-
day the disease attacked thirteen steerage
passengers, and the vessel will probably be
Kept In the lower bay for several days.
Business of the Country.
BosToN, March 25th.-A table compiled
from specials to the Post from the Managers
of leading clearing houses shows that the
gross exchanges for the week ending March
24th were S90S $50, 762-an increase of so
per cent over the corresponding period last
year.
Death of Mrs. Ex-Secretary Thomps son.
1ERRE HAUTE. March 25th - Mrs.
Thompson, wife of Colonel E. W. Thomp-
son, President of the Panama Canal Com
pany and ex-Secretary of the Navy, died in
this city to-day.
McPike's Successor.
WASHINGTON, March 25th.-Attorney-
General Garland has approved District
Attorney Carey's recommendation that
Jackson Hatch be appointed as Assistant
District Attorney in place of Mr.. Pike.
California's Noted Lawyer.
lCopyrigat, 1855, oyHe California associated Press
WASHINGTON, March 25th.-S. NJ. Will
son and wife, of San Francisco. arrived
here yesterday. Mr.. Wilson has an argu-
ment to make before the Supreme Court.
Tarpey Again at the Capital
[Copyri9l, 1855, blythe California associated fr,ssl
WASHINGTON, March 25th.-M. F. Tar
pey has returned to Washington from st.
Louis. He has private business interests
in the East that require his attention.
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mrS-MWFl, 2orSp

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. - ESTATE OF
IN MATILDA PHILLIPS. deceased. Notice
Is hereby given By the undersigned. executor
OF the Will OF MATILDA PHILLIPS, de-
ceased, to the creditors of and all persons nav
ing claims against the said deceased TO exhibit
them, with the necessary affidsyits or vouchers
within four months alter the FIST publication of
this notice 10 said Exerntor at Co.i!eys station.
DARIUS SAYLSS. Executor.
Dated March 10, 1855.
--ts7t.1Ba-sy Attorney for Executor
mrl4-IaNN4HhI
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CANADA.

Bonanza Near the Line of the Cana.
dian Pacific.
OTTAWA, March 25th.-Gold has been dis
covered in Nipissing District, township of
Cartier, within mile of the Canadian Pa
cific track. The ore assays $500 per ton.
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4 person taking up his residence may be
but shop-iJt.r is abhorred by all.
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Illness of Mrs. Dickinson.

Copyright 1885, BY tie California associated Press
WAsHINGToN, March 25th-The report
was circulated tonight that Mrs. Dickin-
son, wife of the Postmaster General, had
been stricken with paralysis. The story is
denied by Mr.. Dickinson, who says his
wife had congestive chill yesterday, and
IS unable for the present to be about, but
she had no stroke of paralysis nor are any
apprehensions regarding her speedy recoY-
cry to health entertained.
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g have used many remedies for Dyspepsia,
Liver Affection and Debility, but never have
found anything to benens 20 the extent that
Simmons Liver Regulator has. / sent from
Minnesota tn Georgia Tor the remedy, and would
have sent further Tor such medicine. would
advise all wbo are similarly Giiecte to give it 4
trial. as IT, seems the only thiue tn never fails
TO relieve. -. ". JAESEY, Minneapolis, MINI.
HHSEW1t
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Cambridge Defeat. Oxford.

LONDON, March 25th.-The annual race
between the boat crews of the Oxford and
Cambridge Universities took place yester-
day over the usual course on the Thames.
from Putney to Mortlake, a distance of
-four miles and two furlongs When the
Hammersmith bridge was reached Cam
bridge was leading by three lengths, and at
Barnes bridge they had put five lengths
between themselves, and their opponents.
Cambridge crossed the line five lengths
ahead of Oxford. Cambridge's time was
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The Nevada Democrats wiki hold their
State Convention May 18th and the prl-
mary election May 5th.
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ROARING BLASTS.
The West and Northwest Again Swept
by q Blizzard.

by BltZZarQ.
DENVER, March 25th.-The storm which
has ragged the entire day on the plains west
OF the Missouri river reached Denver late
this evening. At 6 o'clock great change
in the temperature took place, the air sud-
denly becoming intensely chilly. Several
developed into sleet. A high wind accom-
panied it, which at midnight had become
almost a hurricane.
Thus far no damage has been. reported
locally, but east of Denver and in the vi
cinity of Kansas City meager information
comes of great losses sustained. Cattle is
reported to have suffered greatly.
Telegraph communication east OF Den
yer is badly demOralzed, and intelligence
from the East comes slowly. In Eastern
Colorado and Kansas rain, accompanied by
severe lightning and high wind, is fall
inc
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PACIFIC COAST.
VIRGINIA CITY IN DANGER OF A
SCOURGE.
Sensational Suicides-Mrs. Ben Cot
ton Gets amages-Baseball
Games Yesterday.
ON THE DIAMOND.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooHD-usros.l
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Nevada County Notes.

lCopw'ght, 1888, blythe California associated Ircssl
GRASS VALLEY, March 25th.-The Ne
vada City Miners Union came down to
this place last night, escorted by brass
band, to try and organize Miners Union
here, but did not meet with much encour-
agement, only about so signing.
NEVADA CITY, March 25th.-The house
owned by Michael Coughlin, on Nimrod
street, was burned down yesterday. ALI
the contents were consumed. The loss will
amount to nearly 81 900. on which there is
small amount of insurance 1t is not
known how the fire started.
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Advance In California Raisins.

CHICAGO, March 25th-California raisins
are finding ready and wider distribution,
buyers Offering little or no opposition to
the new prices established for the best
brands. This feature is confidently re-
ferred to. The control of the stock in this
market is in the hands of three concerns,
and large holder does not hesitate to say
that further advance soon is among the
strong probabilities, intimating that So
market for the best three-crown loose is
now contemplated
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
B0ULANGER GETS A HEAVY VOTE
FOR DEPUTY.
Expected Attack by the Abyssinians
A Parisian's Neat SwindIe-
Floods and Storms,
SUBMERGED SECTIONS.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The rroosr-psuos.l
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OREGON.
A Small Boy and a Match Succeed In
Doing Great Mischief.

Copyright. 1855. By TIE California A:socGted Pressl
PORTLAND, March 25th.-This afternoon
the wharf and a large quantity of lumber.
belonging to Nicolai & Bros. near this city,
was destroyed by fire. II ia estimated that
not less than 5000 feet of lumber was
burned. The total loss will reach about
So 600, with, no insurance. The origin of
the fire is supposed to be incendia1y.
Shortly before the fire was discovered
small boy was seen running away from the
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mIIe1aw5tH

NOTICE TO CREDITORS. ESTATE OF A. J.
IN STEVENS ,re ceased. Notice is hereby given
b. the undersigned, Exeeutr;x OF the will
OF A. J. STkvkkS, deceased. 20 the creditors OF
and all persoasi having claims sgainst said de-
ceased, 10 exhibit them, with the necessary
vouchers, wiis b ten months after the first pub
LEGATION Of this notice. TO the sad Executrix at
the law oiiice ~ Beatty, benson * Oetman, No.
AT K street, So cTanenio City. California
LYDIA VI. STEVENS,
Exeentrix of the VIII VI a. J. Stevens, de-
ceased.
Dated March 1e, 1885. mrl9lew5tM
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mT1s-iaw4wM

NOTICE III CREDIT rs. - ESTATE OF
IN 5. K. CAIDW ell. deceased Notice is
hereby given b. the uEaerslgued, Administra-
trix OF the estate Of :. * CALDWELL, deceased
TO the ccediorssnf aud ell persons having claims
against the sal deceased, 10 exhibit them with
the necessary SvaucheTs within four months
after the first Publication OF This notice TO the
said AdmiEistrstrix al the lsw olHce OF Beatty,
DenScn & oatniln, No ST X street Sacramento
City, California NARY B. CALDWELL
AdministTatiIx of The Estate Of : L Caldwell,
deceased
IAfed March 70. ISSS fiirIa Iar5fsf
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WE AND OUR NElGHBORS.

MIR. James Cole, of Texas, is the guest
Of Mr. N. r. Allen and family.
The Hon. James R. Doolittle, of Chi.
cago, was in town last Saturday.
MIR. and Mrs. Becker ind Mrs. Putt,
Of Chicago, visited Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Widen during the last week.
-Messrs. Benjamin and Darius Selleck,
Of Danbury, Conn have been in the city on
business during the week.
Miss Belle s. Leach, who has spent the
past week with friends at Ripon, Wis, re-
turned on Monday.
Miss Maude Baker has accepted po-
sition with the millinery firm of Mr.. Dunoon
at Evanston, Ill.
Mrs. E. Arnold, of Cory, Pa, is the
guest Of her brother and sister, Mr.. Levant
Stevens and Mrs. E. s. Hatch of this city.
MIR. VIM. Warvelle returned home
Saturday night from weeks visit with his
daughter Mrs. Miller and is now on the
sick list.
MIR. Mathew O'Neil, who has been Wis
ting Mr.. O. nj. Calkins, returned to his
home at Buffalo last Saturday night.
Col. W. ?. Moore, Of the Santa Fe and
California R. r., was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Q. NJ. Calkins on Sunday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Newell sailed for
New York on the 9th of September last
and are expected home next week.
Mrs. Currer and daughter, of Chicago,
are the guests of Mrs. A. M. Elliott, of this
city.
Mr.. 0. M. Calkins and Master Julius
Haven started for New York City last Mon.
day. They will be absent three weeks.
Miss Mary Ludwig, who has been Wis.
iting her parents in Brighton for the past
week, returned to Kenosha last Tuesday.
She reports pleasant visit.
Mrs. Wilcox, of Chicago, and Mrs
Goodridge, Of Highland Park, were the
guests of Mrs. Theodore Newell part Of
last week.
MIR. E. H. Thomas, Of New York, fl
nancial agent Of the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association. was in this city on Mon
day on business.
Mr. J. P. Browne, Of Salem, Republican
candidate for Register of Deeds, was in
town Tuesday. He feels confident that the
Republicans will carry the county for Har.
rison and Morton.
Mr.. Thomas English, who has been in
Nebraska visiting his son for several weeks
returned home to Kenosha on Tuesday eve
ming last. He reports having enjoyed his
trip and speaks highly Of the country and
its people.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Van Wyck, who
have been residents of Kenosha for num-
Der Of years, left for their new home at
Milwaukee last Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs.
Van Wyck have many friends here who
will regret their departure and hopes that
they may see many happy days and many
friends in their Milwaukee home.