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DAKOTA DEMOCRATS.
Congress Asked to Divide the Territory
and Admit South Dakota

ST. PAUL. December 20th-At the Convention
of South Dakota Democrats. at Mitchell, Oak,
to-day, for the purpose of taking action to ad-
vance the cause of statehood delegates were
present from twenty counties. A committee of
leading Democrats of the Territory was ap-
pointed to go to Washington and present the
the case, tt e Convention ADOPTED memorial to
Congress, which, after urging division on the
seventh standard parallel and immediate ad-
mission, represents that the admission of the
Territory OF Dakota by an east and west line has
for many years been desired and expected by its
citizens; that Congress has been men orialized
to that end without avail by the successive leg
islative assemblies; that, anticipating division
Throughout all these years intervening since the
first settlement of the Territory, all hope has
been guided and all interests builded to that
end. The Constitution adopted at the election
in 1885 is considered as proper and in e,ery way
desirable. Immediate action is urged.
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BUFFALO, December 10th. n. Mathews
editor and proprietor of the Buffalo Express, diet
this evening.
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TURNING THE TABLES.
A Kansas Pedagogue Badly Thumped by
His Big puDilS

WICHITA (Ks.), December 2Oth.-Thomas Nc
Cornell, school-teacher at Andale, a few miles
west of this city, became engaged in an alterca-
ton with his pupils yesterday morning ana re-
ceived injuries from which he cannot recover
He was having trouble it'll the Board of Edu-
cation, and attempted to give an explanation to
his pupils OF the matter, referring TO one mem
Der in strong terms. The son of the latter re-
plea by calling Mcconnell p liar.
Mcconnell attempte to chastise the young
man for his interference and was attack by a
dozen pupils. In an instant chairs aud furni-
ture were hailed at him, and while defending
himself with similar weapons he was borne to
the floor by the application of chair to his head
The pupils kept up the fight on the unconscious
man. beating him badly.
Several of the pupils received slight injuries
he town is divided over the matter and
several fights have occurred. Serious trouble is
feared
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A BluE-BLooDED BRUTE.
An American Woman's Story of Abuse
by Foreign Husband.

by a Foreign Husband.
NEW YORK, December 2Oth.-A sensation has
been created in Rutherford, n. j., by the suit of
Mrs. Penelope Agnes Luttgen against her hus-
band. Frederick William Luttgen, for absolute
divorce and slimony. Miss Penelope Agnes
Marshal, handsome girl of twenty, of this city,
married broker and commission dealer, who
claimed to be grandson of the late Emperor
Frederick William of Prussia. and has docu
ments TO prove it.
On November -, 1878, Miss Marshal and Fred
erick William Luttgen were married in St.
Thomas Church, New York, by Rev. DR.. Nor
gan. Mrs. Luttgen swears that about three
months after her marriage Luttgen began to
abuse and ill-treat her. Her child, Marshal
Luttgen, was born in 1882 She swears that dur
ing the past seven years she has not had one
day of happiness. owing 10 the blows, taunts
and indignities constantly heaped upon her by
her husband. He insulted her daily in the
most cruel manner He made the most I'M
founded charges against her, and her life be-
came unbearable.
About the LIST of November last she left him
and with her children took refuge with frienos.
Since that time she has been supported with
her children by wealthy relatives who reside in
New York
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WAssISGToN, December 10th. Dr. Nemons
Auguste, ambassador of the Haytian insurrec-
tionists to the United States, and Charles A.
Jackson of New York his attorney, arrived in
the city tonight and will attempt to interest
this Government in the cause of the insurrec-
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HaRRIsoN,s VISITORS.
A Private Confab With Ex-President
Hayes-Other Callers.

INDIANAPOLIS, December 20th.-General Har-
risons visitors to-day were not nearly so nu.
merous as yesterday. Quite number of West
ern veterans who attended the Loyal Legion
banquet remained over to-day and were among
his callers. Ex-President Hayes, with his son,
Rutherford B.. drove out to General Harrison's
When General Hayes called with the members
of the Loyal Legion yesterday, General Harrison
expressed desire TO see him alone. and an ap-
pointment was made for this morning. 1t is
supposed that the main purpose of the confer
ence was to obtain from the EXPIRE sident some
Information acquired in his experience as Chief
Magistrate. 1t is believed Big some politicians
that General hayes win be offered mission
abroad by the new President.
During conference the other day with Cen
eral Britain Chairman of the Inauguration
Committee, it is learned that the President-elect
made the request that the survivors of his old
regiment the Seventeenth Indiana, should con-
stitute his escort at Washington. Heretofore the
Federal troops have been the guard of the Pres
ident-elect on Inauguration day.
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Electricity as an Economic Agent for
Treating sugar.

NEW YORK. December 20th.-A million dollars
has been put up to back the faith of large
number of men in the utilization of the discov-
cry which Professor Friend left TO posterity. The
Professor will enjoy none of ire fruits of his re-
markable discovery.
number of men. mostly English, paid in
their subscription yesterday to the company,
which has been organized for the purpose of re-
filming sugar by electricity.
The company claims to be able to take any
grade OF sugar and by passing il through pro-
cess to turn 1t into the highest grade of refined
sugar without the loss of per cent. of sacchar-
inc matter.
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A Prospect of the House Passing th
Senate Tariff RiIl

WASHINGTON. December 2Jth.-The Republi-
cans have come out victors in their fight to
push the tariff bill to a final vote. The Demo
Gratis started out with the avowed purpose OF
preventing the Senate from passing the bill.
Their action was caused by the growing of the
Democrats of the Ways and Means Committee
of the House, who were afraid to have the bill
sent TO them for action. The fact is, as their
action shows the bin is one of such equity and
fairness that they do not care to be placed in
the position of opposing its passage.
There is already much talk in the Lower
House of passing the bill through that branch
and sending it TO the President for his sigma
ture.
Representative McKenna is of the opinion
that there is good chance OF doing this. He
believes that the bill viii command sufficient
Democratic votes to secure its passage.
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An Attempt to Assassinate Presidel
elect Harrison.
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MEYERS MILLIONS.
Ex- Minister schenck Awarded a Very
Fat Attorneys Fec.

BRUNSWICK o. ~, December 2nth.-The case
against the eodici TO the will of the late Christ
oDher Meyer has been compromised, and the
will was to-day admitted to probate in the
Orphans Court. James Deshler. of this city. is
made executor, in place of John C. Meyer, de-
ceased. Mrs. Meyer will re given Sl00,0 COO The
sci fees, and 81 500 each 10 attorney W. p. Foor-
hees and General stockton
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Miners DESERVING the Knights.

PITTsBURG. december 20th.-The railroad
miners of Western Pennsylvania, at a dele
gate Convention, representing 1900 miners, held
here to-day, decided 10 join the Miners Ma
tional Progressive Union. Most of the miners
were members of the Knights of Labor and
their deserton will be hard blow to the Dis
trict Assembly. The question of enforcing the
tional Association.
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Tramp" Watch me work that gentle
man for dinner" Passing stranger lin as
tonishment) =" Work l thought YOU
never worked" Tramp" You are wrong
there, sir. | work other people, but never
myself" -Hape1's Boar
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
IN EAiRLINE V. BROWN, deceased. Notice is
hereby given By the undersigned, Admin.
istrator, with the will annexed, OF the estate OF
EMELINE V. BROWN, deceased. to the cred
itors Of and all persons having claims against
said deceased, to exhibit them, with the neces-
sary af5dayits snd vouchers. within ten months
after the first publication of this notice, to the
undersigned, at his Office, northwest corner of
Third and streets, Sacramento, California.
S. b. SMITH,
Administrator, with viii annexed. Of Estate OF
Emeline V. Brown. deceased
Dated November IS, 1888.
CLINToS L. WHITE, Atty for Administrator.
n235tF
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IMPORTANT DISCOVERY.
Result of q Doctors Study of the Cause
of yellow Eaver.

CHATTANOOGA (Tenn.), December 20th.-Dr
Reeves, the eminent microscopic, has been
studying the tissue of the liver and kidney
from patients who died with yellow fever and
has discovered q micro organism that closely
resembles specific germ. The microorganism
is bacillus, and nothing like it has ever before
been found by DR.. Reeves. The doctor hopes
that his discovery will prove successful i'll de-
termining the specific germ of yellow fever, and
that proper remedy viii be found for it before
next summer
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Appointments Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, December 20th.-The Senate to-
day confirmed all the army and navy nomina-
tons except six new staff appointments. Also
the following: Thomas Burke, Chief Justice of
Washington Territory, and o. B. Hallum Dep
utY First Auditor of the rraaslirv
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EFFECTIVE WORK.
san Francisco Likely to Get that $500, zoo
Site Appropriation.

WASHINGTON, December 20th.-The conferees
on the bill providing for the purchase of site
for public building in San Francisco held a
meeting to-day, the result of which was that
the conferees decided to recommend that the
House recede from its amendment reducing the
appropriation from SSC0.000 as proposed by the
Senate, to 5000, 900, as voted by the House
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California Land Decis,ons.

WASHINGTON, December 20th.-Secretsry vi
las has affirmed the decision of the Land Com
missioner in holding for the cancellation of
Croghan Graves pre-empticn claim to three
tracts of land near San Francisco. He also af-
hrmed the decision of the same officer in reject
ing the applications of John McNaughton
Thomas % cNsughton, Elizabeth Lawrence and
James o. Ellison to make homestead entries for
various portions of sections seven and eight in
the Humboldt Land District
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An Attempt to Assassinate President
elect Harrison.
NEW YoK, December 2lst-S A. MA Herald
Indianapolis special says an attempt has been
made to take the life of President-elect Rarri-
son.
The rumor iustifying the inquiry has crept
out, and the source of it is such I cannot do
otherwise than send such information as can be
obtained.
The facts, as far as can be ascertained, are,
that well-laid plot to take the life of General
Harrison was arranged by gang of villains,
and an attempt to execute the design was made
one day last week, but the fearful scheme was
discovered by one of Harrison's nearest friends.
The startling intelligence has been held as a
deal secret, and it is said General Harrison and
family intended it should never be made pub
lie. 1t is believed that the publication of the
story viii result in strenuous efforts to bring the
miscreants to justice.
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PROCTOR KNOTT.
The Great Tennessee Colt Purchased by
y. Il. Haggfn.

LEXINGTON (Ky.), December 10Th. B. Hag-
gin OF California has purchased Proctor Knott,
the two year-old phenomenon, for $4,000. The
price is the highest ever paid for a thorough
bred two-y ear-old, and the largest ever received
LorillaId paid 10 Green b. Morris tor Drake Car
Ter as a three-year old, by many thousands of
dollars
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a RATHER "FrsHY" STORY.
Rumors of Recent Plot to Assassiuate
General Harrison.

NEW YORK, December 2oth.-An Indianapolis
special to the Hcrold gives currency 10 the rumor
that it stated last night that plot to assas-
A close friend of the family told a confdant
that an aitempt TO carry out the plot was made
last week. Hsrrisons family keep the matter a
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w. J. KAVANAUGH,
U NJ I'D ~ R ~ "a * Il ~
M HI3 4 at. het Fifth and Sixth

A LwAYS ON HAND LARGE ASSOR1
"A raent Of Metallic and Wooden Csskett
Burial Cases, Collins and Shrouds furnished
CONN orders viii receive prompt attention or
short notice and at the lowest rates ONO,
open day and night 90
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SCRANTON pa, December 20th-The second
International wrestling contest between Tom
Cannon of Cincinnati, champion mixed wrest-
Ter of the world, and Antonio Pierre the Greek,
took place in this city tonight, and was won by
the former. The match was for 81 900 a
side, the winner to get 70 per cent of the adj
mission receipts, ana was conducted in the
catch as-can style.
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PHYSICAL CULTURE.
Parson Davies New Name for Hippo
drome Pugilisnl

CHICAGO, December Goth. = The police last
night notified Parson" Davies that the spar
ring exhibitions by Mitchell and Kilrain, which
are being given under his management must
cease. This evening Davies secured a temporary
Injunction restraining the authorities from in
terfering with his show. In his bill Davies said
that Mitchell and Kilrain were engaged to give
certain exhibitions of the Delsarte movement,
ply steal culture, and limitations of the art OF
sparripg -
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THE wAHALaK WAR.

secret, and intended that it should never be
made public. IRE details are impossible to be
obtained at present.
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For Nervous Prostitution, Use Horsford's
A. cid Phosnhafe.

DR.. W. Grseves, Mortified, Mimi, says:
81 have used it in cases of nervous prostra-
ton, and also in combination with other
remedies in indigestion it has proved as
satisfactory as could be expected
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A Soldiers Bounty Bill.

WASHINGTON, December 2Oth.-In the Senate
to-day Sherman introduced a bill to pay the
while serving the bounty they would have been
entitled TO had they not been promoted The
same provision is made in regard to soldiers
discharged on account of diseases contracted in
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Capture of Three More Negroes-Rumors
of SeYeral Being Killed

u eIHI IStIDB kAIIIeU.
MERIDIAN (Miss.) December 20th.-News has
reached here of the capture of three negroes
who had been sought for by the wahalak posse
and that Others will soon be caught Those in
custody are Dick Cheatham, Anthony Wilder
and lack Maury.
There is an unconfrmed rumor that several
negroes were killed near Wahalak.
NEGROES UNAccoUSTED FOR.
WAHALAK (Miss.) December 2Oth.-The guard
who had charge of the prisoners report that
they escaped last night, but do not think it
worth while TO attempt TO find them any more,
and have asked that their names be scratched
from the list of the spotted"
note was received to-day stating that sew
eral of the negroes who were in Mauris house
during the shooting on Sunday night were max
ing their way to Meriden through the country
where they intended taking the train in order
TO leave the country. This information was
telegraphed to Meriden where they might at
tempt TO board train, and if they attempt it
they will certainly be caught.
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CATARRH originates in scrofulous faint in
the blood. Hoods Sarsaparilla eradicates
every impurity from the blood, and thus
promptly and permanently cures catarrh.
Give it a trial
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MACON Ca, December 20th.-Judge Speer, of
the United States Court, IN opening Court yes
terday rebuked the unknown person who
nailed torn Union flag upside down and at
hslfmast on telephone-pole He made
singing speech from the Bench and spoke of
the love that thousands of Southerners bear for
ia Stars and Str1neS
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1t was too many Roman punches that
did the business for Julius Csesar.-IEms.
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NEGRoEs UNAccoUNTEp FOR.
THE ANARCHIST STYLE.
Property Wrecked and workmen In
jured by a Dynamite Bomb.

LITCHFIELD (Ill.), December 20th.-Some mis-
creant threw dynamite bomb into the cupola
of the Litchfield Car and Machine Companys
foundry this morning. The missile exploded,
tearing the cupola TO pieces and seriously injur-
ing two employees.
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Protection of the Public Schools.

WASHINGTON, December 2Oth.-Senator Hoar
presented d petition to-day signed by over 800
citizens OF Massachusetts, praying for constitu-
tional amendment prohibiting Interference by
any religious sect with the system of common
public schools
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Con,ular .alari.s Reduc,d

WASHINGTON. December 10Th The House
Committee on Foreign Affairs to-day finished its
consideration OF the consular aud diplomatic
appropriation bill. 1t appropriates 81 i27 SIS,
decrease of s. 40 from the appropriation for the
current fiscal year.
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i ifornia, County of Sacramento. In the mat
ter of the estate Of LORINDA WASHBURN, de-
ceased. Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the
18th day of December, 1885, at 10 oclock A. u. of
the Courthouse in the City Of Sacramento,
County of Sacramento, and State of California.
have been appointed as the time and place for
deceased and for hearing the application of W.
W. wASHBURN and ZDLEKA NJ. DANF0RTH.
for the issuance to them of letters Parliamentary
thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 18th day of DECEMBER, 1888.
IsEALl VIM. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By L. P. SCOTT, Deputy Clerk.
GROVE L. JOHNSON, Attorney for Petitioners.
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE SENATE WRESTLING WITH
THE TARIFF BILL.
Ninety Pension Bills Passed-The
San Francisco Postoffice Site
Appropriateness
LIKELY TO GET THROUGH.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1oN.
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ASSIGNEE S SALE.

DuRsUAYT TO ORDER OF COURT. THE
i undersigned. Assignee of I. B. FLINT, an
insoivent debtor win sell at public auction to
the highest aud best bidder, on
Saturday, December p, 1888.
In front Of the Court house, Sacramento city, a.
10 oelk A. NJ, the following described property;
Horses,
Wagons,
1 blackboard.
1 Buggy
~ Bales Hops,
$1,000 Hop Poles
dis ID EIRAM W. JOHNSON. Assignee
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UNDERTAKES.
REEVES q LONL,

REEVES q LONL,
W NJ I'd IR II "a IA II n %.
500 ST, bet. Sixth and evonth (north sidel
UTEKEEPONH HAND COMPLETEszxxzu,.
w Stock Of Collins and Caskets; also S7azzzs1ss
Shrouds Of every description. Orders from Cit,
or country will receive prompt attention, day O.
night. EMBALMING done In tie best manner
at reasonable rates n
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SUNDAY excepted. SUNDAY only. saturday
only. sMonday excepted. FRIDAY only. A.
For morning. P.-For afternoon.
A. n. TOwNE, General Manager.
7. 81. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent
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Villa v erona Tract,

Situated about one mi from the city of Orc
vile the coEnty seat of Butte county. The
choice citrus fruit land i'll this district is fast be-
coming the rival to the prominent locations in
the southern part of this State. The citrus
fruits mature in this central belt from ten days
to three weeks earlier than in the southern sec
ton of our State; is within a few hours of all
the central markets of our State. as well as on
the c. P. K. r. connection for all points in the
great central cities of the United States. In
the words OF Colonel Holt, of the Riverside
Press, I'VE should ask nothing better than to
have fine residence on this land, with ten
acres of orange trees surrounding it," Water
for irrigation purposes in abundance from sew
eral old bitches and new ones now under con
struction. A golden opportunity to invest where
the advance must become very radical
TEH MS-One qusrter cash; balance in equal
payments one, two and three years. Interest s
per ceat. per annum. including the mortgage tax
GRAND EXCURSION
viii leave SACRAMENTO on SATURDAY, De-
cember p 1855, at 10 o'clock A. NJ; Marysville
at y o'clock NJ, arriving at Oroville at $50
O'Clock P. NJ. Returning leave Oroville at 5
o'clock P. NJ.
Ronna-Trip TickErs: E2 35 from Sacra-
m-nta; - cents from MSrysvi lie.
Rs- For MAPS catalogues and further particu-
lars inc are OF EASTON, ELDRIDGE d c.,
dist SIS Market street, San francisco.
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j. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER & UNDERTAKEN
NO InrT rour+I, ST hat Il and X

A LwAYs ON HAND THE MOST COMPLETi
"A Stock OF UNDERTAKING GOODS on thu
coast. Country orders, day or night, viii re
ceive prompt attention. TELEPHONE NULBEs
ls4 I4nl GEO. q. CLARK. Funeral Director
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WASHINGTON, December 10Th William Girls
void has been appointed Postmaster at san
Lucas. Monterey county, Cal, vice Simon Gold
water, resigned.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
REPORTED ATTEMPT TO MURDER
GENERAL HARRISON.
Soutberners Pleased With Harri-
son-The Wahalak Affair-A
Millionaire's Estate.
a MUR oERous sCHEME

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RnoonD-uNos-I
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HENRY ECKBARDT, GUNsMITH,

MANUFACTURES AND DEAL- q
lfI er in Guns, Rifles. Reyolvers, MI
Ammunition and Sporting Goods. ~
All the leading makes of Guns and \%STS
Rifles at popular prices-Parker, "
Lefever Colts, Smith, Ithaca, new Baker and
new make Guns. First-elass Gun and Rife
work. Send for price list of guns. No. 523 Z
street Sacramento Cal. If
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ROCKFORD I'M December 20th--Payton Ran
dolph Harrison, arelative of the President-elect,
and Miss Lillian Gorham were married here
tris evening