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HAgRIsoN,s POLICY.
The President Believes in Being Prepared
for Emergencies,

WASHINGTON, March 14th.-PIesident Harri-
son will not be content with the eight new war
vessels which viii be let TO contract shortly
after June 30th, the expiration of the current
fiscal year. He will advocate in his message to
Congress the building of very strong and mod
ern navy. 1t should not be believed, however,
that the President is of + pugnacious turn. He
simply thinks it wise to be able to back up
diplomacy and good commercial treaties with
physical force if necessary.
There are other new steps which President
Harrison will be ready to advocate in his mes
sage TO the Fifty first Congress. He believes in
the success OF the direct tax bill. He wants
better lave to protect honest voters in the south
and elsewhere. He will recommend the estab-
lishment OF American shipping interests and
closer relations with our South and Central
legislation and would not countenance a law to
effect one interest alone. he believes a law
should apply TO everything in identical condi-
tiOnS
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PEACE FOR SAMOA.
The Prospective Result of the Coming
Conference ut Berlin

NEW YORK, March l5th.--A. x-The Tribune,
says Apparently ar M s BismascI mex stern sternlS o ppo
hibited further displays of diplomatic activity
while he was arranging the details of the ap-
preaching conference. The recall of the Ger
man Consul General emphasized his remon-
STRANGE against the reckless conduct of
his Samoan agents II the German fleet
leaves Apia Tariasese will be without an
armed supporter. Ii the natives are al
lowed to settle their political dynastic
feuds they would make short work of the
usurper who is supported by Germany. With
yosed s' and tSe rerrassntat;u Mou,1 ~ ~ us
family peacefully elected by the Chiefs in his
place. Possibly this viii be me final result OF
| the approaching confererc ce. The free uliim-
dynasty having traditi onal right TO govern,
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which occurred about two weeks ago. They
were arrested on the affidavit OF boy by the
name of Baker, who claims that they told him
before the robbery that they intended to COM
Of numerous drunks they had robbed. and of
their intention to rob other sores in the town.
Barass, who is an ezeonvict, having served
two years for horse theft, is supposed to be the
the many robberies which have occurred lately
in our town.
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WAR CLOUDS DIspELLED.
The Report OF Conflict In Samoa Proved
Utterly False.

AUCKLAND, March 14th.-Advices Just received
from Samoa show that there was no basis
for the sensational rumor of an engage
rnent between the Nipsie and the Germsn cor
vette Olga. So far from this, the German OIL
GERS on the island have entirely gwen up their
aggressive policy.
The proclamation of martial law has been
publicly withdrawn, and the Germans have
abandoned all claim to the rights OF searching
incoming vessels for contraband of war.
Both OF these steps have been met with the
hearty approval of all the foreign residents at
Apia, and have had a quieting effect. Unusual
tranquility prevails throughout the island.
Mataata, however, has force of troops esti-
mated to be 5000 strong. The Tamasese army
consists of about 70O
The men-ofwar both German and American
still remain at Apia ready for any emergency
thai NAV arise.
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A KNoTTY paoBLEM.
Republican Senators Wrestling With an
Abstruse Subject


WASHINGTON, March 1ith.-The Repuhljenn
Senatorial caucus this afternoon discussed a
question that has disturbed the minds of emit
nent constitutional lawyers for the past forty
years. II is whether, when President pro
tempore OF the Senate has been elected in the
absence OF the Vice-President, that election is
permanent and creates new officer OF the SEN
ate TO continue until his successor is chosen: or
whether when, after President pro tempore is
elected and the Vice President subsequently,
takes his seat, new election of President pro
tempore is required TO fill that Office in any
future absence of the Viee-President
BY vote OF i to the caucus decided that
one election of q President pro tempore is all
that is necessary, and that he holds the position
until removed therefrom by new election AS
the Republicans have but two majority IN the
senate. and the Democrats inclined to the mi
minority view OF this question, if the six Re-
publican Senators should vote with them a new
election might be necessary, in the event that
Vice President Morton should again take the
presiding othcer's hair before the adjournment
of the Senate
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S ssyoLLEN TORRENT.
DIR. chapir, of Auburn, Drowned While
Eording Stream.

AUBURN, March 18th -Dr. Samuel W. Chaplin.
ore OF our most eminent physicians, was
drowned today in Auburn Ravine while re-
turning from professional call at Ophir. Five
inches of rain had fallen during the previous
60 hours and the ravins was a torrent. The
horse was injured and the buggy torn to pieces.
Dr. Chaplin was nstive of Michigan. SO wears
OF age, and graduated from the College of Ply
siciats OF New York. He served as assistant
surgeon during part of the war, aud came to
California ana Auburn in 1866 he lived in
san Jose from 1878 to 1885, in Los angeles i'm
1856, and returned to Auburn in 1887. He was
Chief state Horticultural officer during lsS5
he leaves brother in San Francisco and q
widow, one son and three daughters in Auburn
In religious and social circles his death will be
sincerely mourned The medical profession
has lost en- able member and the state a good
citizen
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TIE BASEBALL SEASON.
The President Appoints League Ums Tres
and Scorers-Tba ssC.l.,sp pr;1

SAN FRANCISCO, March l4tn.-President None
of the Baseball League, made the following an,
pointments to-day for the season of 1889 I'm
pires, B.. +. Young and John sheridan, with
Eugene Van Court as alternate. The umpires
will not know until twenty -four hours before
the game where they are to umpire
The scorers are w. II. Young for Sacramento,
aud G. P. Kelly for Stockton.
The scorer for all the saturday games in San
Francisco and all the games in Oakland is
Walter Wallace; for the games played in San
FRANCISCO on Thursdays, Sundays and all holi-
days, W. H. Batchelder ana J. W. stapleIop.
The Call offers two S5D prizes-one tor the
player VINO will have the highe, batting record
and the other tor the player having the creates,
number of stolen bases to his credit
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a MEAN TRICK.
A Too-Confding Californian PIunaeres
by His Roam yfata

Dy MS Room Mate.
New YORK, March l4th:-Inspeetor Byrnes is
robbiDg his benefsctor, Johanan Engeihardt Of
500. Engelhardt was EMPLOYED in a
kitchen in San Francisco hotel He
made tEs acquaintance there of FIGHT
ner, who kept 6 beer saloon. ans,
frequently loaned money to him. Fnpelhardi
decided TO 10 to Germany, and Fichtller nre-
vailed upon him TO buy two tickets by the
lshmus route. promising to refund the money
upon arriving in New IoIk
The men arrived on Wednesday and rented a
room at II Second street EngelharGt ayoke in
watch he had placed in his shoe. nj hfs eom.
panion's suggestion, gone.
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An Amador Mine Chanre, Hand..

SUFFER- CREEK, March 14th.-The well known
mining property, the famous Tanner Hill, lying
between the Oneida and the Old Eureka, or
ions in dividends, has been secured by two of
our most enterprising citizens, DR.. j. L. Mayor
and Jackson Dennis The people of this place
look upon it,as the initial step to opening one
mother lode.
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FRENCH AFFAIRS.
De Freycinet Running Two Portfolios
The Leasue Frosecu.,oa.

The League Prosecutions.
PARIS, March l4th.-M. De Freycinet Minister
o War, has assumed the duties OF Minister OF
Msrine, made vacant by the death of Admiral
Jaueres
Provincial magistrates have teea instructed 10
search the houses OF the leaders of the Patriotic
League in their Jurisdictions and TO take posses
sion OF any documents they may fui OF an in.
eliminating character
The strike among the factory operatives at
Lille is spreading, and 1t is feared il will ex-
tend to Ronbaix. The officials at both places
are acting in concert for the adoption of meas
nres that Will prevent disturbance.
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MANITOBA.

No Ground for The report That Lord
Lonsdsle Has Perished.
WINNIPEG, March I4th-1he rumor that Lord
Lonsdale, who is now exploring British Column
bia, has starved to death, Is a pure invention.
Lonsdale is not within thousand miles of the
place where the two trappers are said to have
starved to death, and no unfavorable reports
have been received from him.
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LIFE Or LaNp.
Fatal Fight Between Montana Ranchers
Over Some Land.

Butte CNont), March 14th-A Butte Miner
special from Flint Creek Montana, says that
S. G. Milrcy, ranchman had fatally shot Pat
Dooley. large cattle owner the ball having
entered his left side about the region of the
heart, passing through the body and coming out
under the arm
Some time ago Dooley's son shot the Milroys
with bi,dshot wounding them. while in a disnnte
over fence put up on disputed ground. Pat.
Dooley's brother was then killed in the melee.
Bad blood was engendered which eliminated
yesterday iu the killing of Pat. Dooey.
Milroy gave himself up TO the authorities and
was lodged in jail in Deer Lodge.
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The body of man found hanging to a
tree in Missouri had this card pinned to
it: II die because am too durned lazy
to live. If the rest of you feel as do you
will let me hang here until my bones fall
of their own accord
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RED BLUFF, March l4th.-Garratt & Lyons
hardware store was burglarized last night
KNIVES, cutlery and 81 in coin were stolen
AT A. NJ. a man was found Dear Proberta,
badly mangled, by the 5 A. NJ. train running
over him. The knives, etc, were found near
him, tied up in the leg of his pantaloons The
Eame of the man is not known.
saiior Browns Opinion of Mitchell.
SAN FRANCISCO, March Iith.-Sailor Brown
stated to day that he feels as well as he ever did
but will not go on the street until the swelling
on his lip goes down and the dark rings around
his eyes disappear. He says Young Mitchell is
a clever fellow. who will fool many Eastern
middleweights who want to meet him to a fin
ish.
One OF the Pixley Train Robbers.
SAN DIEGO, March 14th.-One of the Pixley
train robbers was traced here on Saturday night,
when he stopped at the st. James Hotel. He
police here have no knowledge of his arrest, and
can get no reply TO kilograms sent to the Tia
Juana officers.
Drowned at Fort Bragg.
FORT BRAGG, March l4th.-Chief Engineer
Thomas Dunn, of the steamer Coos Bay, was
drowned about midnight last night in attempt
ing to go aboard the vessel from the wharf. The
body was recovered Immediately, and will be
taken TO San Francisco tomorrow for burial.
Leaped From u Train.
San BERNARDIso, March 14th.-Mary Nc
Cafery the Insane woman who jumped from o
SANTA re overland train yesterday morning
when il was going at fun speed, was found un-
injured and sent to the stockton Asy lum.
Acquitted of Murder.
MODESTO, March 1sth.-Frank Silva charged
with the murder of Jean Galeme, who was
found dead in 1857 on Sivas ranch, was to-day
acquitted by jury, there being no evidence
against him.
Death Of Mrs. Judge Hundley.
ORovILLE, March l4th.-The wife of P. O.
Hundley. Judge of orr Superior court, died to-
day of pneumonia She was highly esteemed.
and leaves large family and circle of friends
bereaved.
Horse Thief Captured.
SANTA MARIA, March 14th.-A man named
John Joy stole horse and saddle, and was
caught on his way to Bakersfield. He is now
being tried Tor the sffense
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FRIaHTFuL EXPLOSION.
Boiler Foundry Blown Up and Many
Workmen Killed


PITTsBURG, March l4th.-The battery of boil
ploded shortly after noon to day, completely
wrecking the plant and burying a number O.
men in the ruins. Four we've taken out dead
an0 three badly injured. There are still a nun
Der In the ruins. dozen others were seriously
injured, several it is thought fatally.
The names of the dead recovered are: Angus,
Hindebaugh, engineer: Charles Allenbaeh
ners and one other were taken out alive
CoDners will die.
The work of rescue is going on vigorously
but at O'clock no more bodies had been re
covered. Four are believed to be still in the
debris, but it Is feared that many more were
caught in the wreck.
The cause of the explosion is not learned
Nothing remains but mass of brick. mortal
and timbers The loss is $40. 900.
LATER-The body of James Carton has beer
taken out, making five dead thus far.
The work OF rescue continued till late this
afternoon, but no more bodies found. All the
employees have been found and accounted for
OF sixty-five workmen five were killed and
eleven injured, a number of them quite seri
ously, one of whom Is in dangerous condition
and will probably die.
LATER-Two OF THE MEN SAFE so FAR.
At 4 o'clock this afternoon the laborers heard
a faint sound of voices. Two hours later they
were enabled to hold conversation with two
OF the men, who said they were safe A mass
however, and may fall at any moment The
other four men were cut off from the first two
by a second fall of rock, and their fate remains
unknown.
At late hour tonight the work of liberation
was going on as fast as possible.
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ALLEGED FRAUD.
A Chicago Real ESTATE Dealer Charged
With Syyiudltpg

CHICAGO, March 1tth.-William II. Davis, a
we'll known real estate dealer. was arrested to-
day on warrant sworn out by D. b. To;man,
President of the Chicago Trust and Savings
Bank, on charge of forgery. Davis obtained
SOD from Tolman on alleged forged papers.
Two other persons are known to have lost 5000
by buying property from Davis which it is
alleged the latter did not own. Davis was re-
leased On 81 ,0G0 bail. but when wanted for an
additional bond he could not be found, and is
believed to have fed
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WAsHISGToS, March 14th.-For some minutes
after the reading of yesterdays journal the
Senate sat without any business being brought
Edmuuds, and agreed TO, that when adjourn
ment takes place to-day it be till Monday.
That arrangement having been made, the
Senate proceeded 10 the consideration of execu-
tive business.
at O'Clock the Senate was still in executive
session, and afterward took recess until 3
o'clock.
in caucus upon the question of considering leg
iSlatiOu AtIhiS session.
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PANNED OUT WELL.
Stolen Articles Recovered From a Santa
Rosa Crook

Rosa Crook
SANTA Rosa, March 14th.--Deputy Sherlffs
Gioshong and vanderhoof arrested house
breaker to-day. There were found in his PCS
session twenty five new silk handkerchiefs, a
hunting case silver watch, a hunting-cass gold
watch, TWO ladies' fine gold watches Zone with a
chninl several scarf pins, breast pins and brace
lets Some Of the articles have been identified
by people living here The prisoner is young
fellow OF about eighteen. he had considerable
women's clothing in his possession, and was
wearing suit II women's underclothes. He
probably disguises as a woman, and is believed
TO have come from San Francisco
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AS EXPECTED.

A Virginia Rspe-Fi-n Strung Up by an
Excited Mob,
TAsLBY (Va), March 14th.-The negro, Ma
grucer Fletcher, who crininslly assaulted Mrs
Obadiah McCrealy several days ago, was
lynched last night by party of about seventy
five men. They demanded the keys OF the
jailer, who delivered them up. The lynchers
took Fletcher out, locked the Jail and returned
the key They took the negro mile and a
half and hanged him 10 a tree, after mutilating
him.
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AT THE BAY.
News from the Rolling Exhibit Awfu
Accident to n Woman-Etc.

Accident to Woman-Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 18th "A dispatch from
Dunkirk, New York, to the State Board of Trade
says that since leaving Toledo, no less than
$1,000 people have inspected the exhibit, and it
has received favorable notices from the press at
all points.
At a meeting of the Military Order of the
10y al Legion, the following were chosen dele
gates to the quadrep nial Congress, which meets
at Cincinnati. April 10th: a. G. Hawes W. r.
Smedburg, A. W. L. Kellogg
Mrs. James Bulger was fatally burned this
morning while lighting fiIe with kerosene A
babe IN her arms was also terribly injured.
Ex-State Senator Edward Keating died on the
nth inst. Deceased was a native of Northamp-
ton, Mass, and 43 years of age.
Sllas Harris, a foreman in the Pacific Rolling
NILS. has been missing for several days, and
foul play is feared.
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viii be restored by the united action of Eng.
land, Germany and the United States.
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wAsHrNGros TERRIToRY.
Canadian Pacific Trains to Reach Seattle
This Year.

SPOKANE FALLS. March 14th-A. N. Cannon
who made the tour OF the United States with
Macdonald. President of the seattle. axe
Snore and Eastern Railroad, has returned home.
he says that while East they perfected arrange
ments Tor ample means. The road will be indie
pendent, and will be pushed to completion as
rapidly rs possible. Canadian Pacific trains. he
1SI = - OSeSH~A
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Death of a Man Who Voted In 1890 and
Also in 1888

Nsw YORK, March 14th.-Schuyler Moses died
in Rochester yesterday in the 9lstyear of his
age On ms 90th birthday Moses said +" / am
the oldest Free Mason in the state of New YORK.
having been member of that fraternity for
sixty eight years. am also a member OF the
Masonic Veterans Association of the Pacific
coast, located in San francisco. Isoted for
James Monroe in 1920 and at all the Presiden-
tial elections from that lime until now | also
voted Tor General Harrison. I was summoned
as tt al juryman in the october Circuit Court of
1888 ana served as sueh.n
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WASHINGTON, March 14th Stanford has made
personal appeal TO the President for the ap-
pointment of Osborne of Los Angeles for the
position of Public Printer, on the ground that
California never had Cabinet office or the
head of bureau since its admission as State
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YUBA AND sUrTER
Farreips Second Trial for Murder-Youths
Held for Robbery

MARYsyILLE, March lith.-The second trial of
young Farrell charged with the murder of a
Chinaman al the levee camp in Sutter county
day. "
Inc Coroner's jury in the case of the boy
named Taylor, who was killed last evening BY
falling between two cars brought in yef,lict
OF accidental death. and blamed nobody.
henry Mullings and Lee Gorbet who robbed
an Old man named James Ramsey of s3o from
MS cabin at Hansonyille, were held to answer
before the Supreme Court and their bonds fixed
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ANOTHER wAR-spEcK.

Austria Preparing to Mass Troops on the
Servian Frontier.
LoNpoS, March 1ith.-The !So1aer,fs Buda
Pesth correspondent guarantees absolute au-
thority for the following: Austria is giving
urgent orders TO hold in readiness a corps OF
observation on the Servian frontier az Bahia.
Semlin and two other points. Two tugs and ten
barges are ready at each point to transport
troops, and ut the two othe, points twice the
ties at Temesyar and osher functions have re-
ceived orders to be prepared for the immediate
transportation of 20, ,OoU troops in twelve houIs
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t.eniai From Senator stanford.

WAsEIN6ToN, March zsth.-Senator Stanford
denies the report from ST. Lorss that he is 2
member of syndicate, composed of C. Z.
Huntington and Mrs. Hopkins, 70 buy enormous
tracts OF land in Lower Cali fnrria
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OREGON.
An Old Feud Results in a Tragedy in
Polk County.

SALEM, March 14th.-This morning at O'Clock
.. T. Beardsley shot and killed Thomas Perry
man at Eola, Polk county, pouring two loads OF
Duckshot into him, either of which would have
caused desth. 1t was the result of long feud
Beardsley IS well-known hop-grower and is
man has had several quarrels with him Opin-
ION IN Eola is divided, as is also the testimony
some claiming that Beardsley shot without
proyocatlon, and others that Perryman threw a
dig rock at him. Beardsley Immediately went to
Dallas and gave himself up, and is now in jail
for examination.
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LArER-Two OF THE MEN SAFE so FAR.
BURIED ALIVE.

SIX Miners Entonbad at the Mount Car
mel Colliery.
MOUNT CARMEL. Pa). March 14th.-Intense
excitement prevails at the Black Diamond Col
miners have been closed in. Workmen are
driving the heading for the purpose of liber.
aiing their impr soned companions but several
hours must elapse before it can be ascertained
vhether they are alive.
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EARLY AT WORK.
Preparations for the Native Sons Grand
Parior at San Rafael.

Farlor at San Rafael.
SAN RAFAEL. March Hth-The local Parlor
and citizens are making extensive preparations
Ior the reception and entertainment OF the DEL
egases to the Grand Parlor, n. S. g. W.. which
convenes here next month"; The yarioss com
mlftees having tae affair in hand are exertinp
themselves to make the gathering a success
Applications Tor accommodations are rapidly
coming IN, and from indications it will be q
red-letter week for San Rafael
IL is understood that Ukiah, Chico and stock
Jon are IN The field working to have the next
meeting oil the Grand Parlor in their cities
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mIGHTIER THAN TIE SAW.

"A Convict Works Himself Out of jail
with His Pen.
COLUMBUS (0.) March 14th.--A very sensa-
tional bit of prison history has just leaked out
at the Ohio Penitentary. Charles F. Carr, or, as
he was known to the officials of the Penitentiary,
William Rodgers. was sent up for forgery from
the northern part of the State. He thought the
parole system good one, SO. being a good pen.
man, he proceeded to get a set of papers. He
forged letters of recommendation from Judges,
jury and others, aud the Board of Managers
paroled him. He failed to,report and the forgery
for him.