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Wolfiey WIN Know To- day.
How to Overcome the Dangers of Ex-
nOsura


Francis O'Reilly, the well-known livery
man of No. Is Prince street, New York,
SAYS of Allcock's Porous Plasters:
For the last forty-two years have been
engaged in the livery and hacking bust
ness. l am greatly aided by my four boys.
We are much exposed to the weather, and
we have found Alloock's Porous Plasters of
very great service. We use them as chest
protectors, placing one on the chest and.
one on the pit of the stomach. They not
only ward off the cold, but act as tonic.
I'VE are frequently affected with rheuu,a-
tism, kinks in the back and pains in the
side; but one or two of Allcock's Plassers
quickly cure US. My wife and dau ghter
have been using Allcock's Plastess for
weak back and think the world of them.
I have now been using them for twenty
years, and always have boz in tbs
house.
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end of April, and viii leave for the north
par1x- in afav
A Lonely Death In the 1yooaa.

SANTA Rosa, March 26th-The dead
body of man was found on the Ford
place, east of this city, last night. 1t is
learned that the body was that of man
named Bishop, from the County Hospital.
He was victim of heart disease, and re-
turning to the hospital from the house of
friend was overtaken by death. The home
of the deceased was in Petaluma.
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czAR AND PRIEST.
What 1t Cost Clergyman to Give a
Word of Warning.

LONDON, March 26ia.-0n the occasion OF
the Cars last visit 30 the Fortress Cathe-
dral of st. Peter and Paul, on the anniver-
sary of his fathers death, ths officiating
priest who presented the crneiix for the
homage of the sovereign. said to the Gar !:
Your Majestyss greatest enemies are of
your own household! Beware of Minister
Varonizow, of the Imperial household, and
PabiedonostzGw, the Proourator General of
the Holy SyDodl"
The Gar ordered an Immediate inquiry.
and the prsastywas pronounced insane and
confined in an asylum. His friends assert
that he IS sane.
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been for some time actively engaged in dis
possessing them. 4 bill, having for its
object the restoration of these lands, passed
the Fosty-nipth and F'iftieth Congress. but
1t did not receive the approval of the Pres
iident. It is said that the Iowa delegation
in Congress is unanimously in favor of the
course recommended by the Commissioner.
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Recent events in this town give prom
inence to the truth that the man who lives
two lives is a hypocrite in one and rascal
in the other.-Phaadelphia Press.
A young lady in Geneva was heard to
say, think Mr. - is very forward .
"Why 2" asked friend. "Why, he had
the impudence to propose to me in leap
year r'-Geneca Courier.
This, sir, is combination of two cy-
clopedias-the Clyclopadia of General In
formation and that Of" "Thanks. nv
good friend but don't care for bicyclo-
pedia. ."-Harper's Bazar.
Johnson-"I saw Mat this morning. .
Jackson-"Ah, hal" Johnson" Yes, and
l had great mind to speak to him. He
owes me 500" Jackson-"I hear he has
been sick. How was he looking?n John
SON" Well, he was looking the other way
when | met him" ."-LoweH Citizen.
The cross-eyed man has found his PROV
ince at last. 1t is love-making ON the sly.
An Indiana farmer, whose daughter ran
| away with cross-eyed farm hand, declared
that he never could tell when his hired
man was looking at his daughter. and
therefore he didn't suspect CHICAGO
Mail
Country Editors Wife-aHow happy
you seem tonight, Edward. Have you
had any good luck to-day?" Country Ed
itor-" Well, | should say had You
can have that silk dress now" "What
has happened? 2" Farmer Hendricks.
who hasn't paid for his paper for seven
years, came in to-day and stopped his sub
scription. Time.
Is it true, Angelina said young
lady, addressing an acquaintance, "that
there has been rupture between you and
Clarence De Johnes?" 1T is quite true"
Gracious. What was the cause? "He
was addicted to the use of slang" ''Oh -
Yes, l begged him to discontinue the
habit, but he persisted in it." "And the
result?" " The result is, he is in the SOUP"
Boston Courier.
A soldier who had been taken prisoner
had wife and children living in New
Jersey. A good minister, learning that
there was soon to be a general exchange
of prisoners, and wishing to relieve the
terrible anxiety of the wife, called and
told her that her husband would probably
be exchanged in a short time. "Wen.n
said the poor broken-hearted woman, ~
love John, and the children love him, and
il he isn't SO handsome as some men. /
don't want to exchange him, don't, and
just won't have rebel for a husband. so
now l"-Detroh Free Press.
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.

A Seal Fisher Who Thinks President
Harrison Is Too Fresh.
VICTORIA. March 26th.-A gentleman
largely interested in sealing was inter-
viewed yesterday respecting President Har-
rlson's proclamation closing Behring sea-
de stated that seslers will enter Behring sea
this year, as heretofore. And" said be.
II remains for England to say whether
sne VIII take water or protect her SUBJ
jects.'
The sealing sohooners are expected to
arrive from the southern grounds by the
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IOWA PUBLIC LANDS,
Proposed Suit to Recover Some 100000
Acres of Land.

WASHINGTON, March 26th.-The Com
missioner of the General Land Office to-
day recommended to the Secretary of the
Interior that suit be instituted in the
name of the United States to recover about
100000 acres Of land situated between
Raccoon Fork of the Des Moines river and
what is known as the Des Moines river
lands. Under authority of the Land De-
partment large number of settlers. be-
tween the years 1856 and 1860, made entry
of these lands, Int of which the Des
Moines Valley P.ailroad Company. acting
under suthority of the State Courts has
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ARIZONA.
The Officers Camping on the Trail of the
Train Robbers.

HoLBRooK, March 26th.-Deputy Sheriff
Larson and.posse are still in hot pursuit
of the train robbers. The robbers first
went toward Tonto Basin, thence turned
and went toward Utah, crossing the Allan
tic and Pacific road within ten miles of til e
scene of the robbery. On the trail many
express articles were discovered, partly
consumed or burning. Larson, with a
good posse, has gone 10 Utah by rail 10
head the Iobbers off, and will no doubt
find them in Southern Utah, as they will
be obliged to GROSS at or near Lees ferry.
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Charged With Theft, He Butchers Hi
Wife and Lovely Daua btars

Charged With Theft, He Butchers His
Wife and Lovely Daus hters.
GUELPH, March 26th-W. a. Harvey.
bookkeeper for J. W. Lyon, and at one
time an accountant for f. r. C. Clarlson
of Toronto, was arrested This morning for
embezzling $4,000 from his employer. He
was shortly afterwards bailed out by Ds.
Lett.
During the forenoon Harvey purchased
revolver, but what use he was to make OF
the weapon was not dreamed of till this
afternoon, when for some reason the Chief
of Police visited II arvey's residence. The
Chief found the house locked, but bv
raising window at the back of the house
he made his way inside. All was as silent
as the grave. He passed through the
kitchen and dining and sitting-rooms and
looked into the psrlor, and then went up
stairs, where the first object he saw was
HARvEY's FATR-HAIRsD DAUGHTER
Of II or IS years lying on the floor of the
front bedroom with her head in pool of
blood. A bloody hole in her head told the
means by which she had met her death.
The Chief raised the dead child's head from
its cramped position and laid it on pillow.
HER SISTER DEAD ALSO.
He then passed through the upper hall,
and in back bedroom found Harvey s
Oldest daughter lying beside the bed, also
dead.
THE MURDERED MOTHER.
The horrifed Chief went down stairs,
and in the clothes-room, of the kitchen,
he found Mrs. Harvey stretched at full
length with a similar bullet wound. Fur
ther search through the house revealed
nothing more, and no trace was found of
the author of the dreadful triple murder.
ARREST OF THE MURDERER.
Harvey went to the Central School at
IL o'clock this morning and took his
youngest daughter home He was seen
driving towards Schaw Station. and it was
thought he had taken the train for Toronto,
and the authorities there were notified. A
detective found him this evening standing
on street corner in that city, and he was
placed in confinement. On his person was
found new -chambered revolver, with
three empty and two loaded cartridges
The Toronto authorities think him insane
HIS SONS NARROW ESCAPE.
GUELPH (Ont.) March 26th.--Hardy, who
killed his wife and two children to-day,
was arrested this evening. He had writ
ten to his SON. appoipting a meeting eyi-
IDENTIFY intending to kill him also.
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OREGON.
Fatal Result of Fall-rhe Hoiladay
Case Probably Compounded.

Case Probably Compounded.
PORTLAND, March 26lh-Dr. Sterling
WEIGH, who was yesterday thrown from
the platform OF car near Oregon City,
died from bis injuries this morning.
This morning was the time fixed for
hearing the final arguments on the petition
OF Mrs. Esther HoIlaoay asking for the re-
moval of Joe Holladay from the position
of executor Of the estate of Ben Holladay.
Early this morning counsel informed Judge
Callen that they would indefinitely post
pone further action in the case. This new
departure il is understood, is mainly at the
suggestion of the petitioner, who has hopes
that an agreement may be arrived at with
her brother-in-law without further litiga-
finn
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WYOMING.

Governor Warren's appointment Giving
Great Satisfaction.
CHEYENNE. March 26th-The appoint
ment OF Francis E. Warren, as Governor of
Wyoming, gives great satisfaction. He is
able, energetic and man of high integ-
rity. Pres dent Harrison, in carrying out
the home rule" idea, has III this appoint
ment voiced well the wishes of the people.
The rejoicing is not confined to any polit-
ical party.
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DISPENSING QUIETLY.
No Longer any Fear of Trouble With the |
Canal Laborers.

WASHINGTON, March 26!h.-Under date
of Aspinwall, the 18th instant, Captain
Howell of the Atlanta informs the Navy De-
partment that there is no longer any dam
ger OF rioting or insnrrection on the 18th
mus. The destitute laborers are of
smaller number than has been reported,
and all are quietly taking advantage of the
transportation offered by the Government.
Only about 70 have been shipped by the
United States Consul, who considered that
there was no longer any likelihood of
trouhle
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wAsHINGro> TERR1ToRy.

A San Francisco Man Killed in y Palouse
City Dive.
SPOKANE FALLS, March 26th.-The C7ironi-
Gle has Palouse City special which says
This morning about l o'clock row in a
variety theater resulted in the death of a
man named Howard from San Francisco.
The reports are too conflicting to rely on.
Five arrests have been made An inquest
will be held when the proper officers arrive
from Colfax. The town is intensely ex-
cited
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THE CHINESE RIOTS,
Estimates and photographs of the Dan
age Done at Si,ian Eiapp

Estimates ana photographs of the Dam
age Done at Ghian Kiang.
WASHINGTON, March 26th.-Under date
Of February 10th, Captain McNair, at
Shanghai. reports to the Secretary of the
Navy the particulars of the riot at Chan
kiang. He transmits an estimate of the
value of property destroyed and photo
graphs of the principal places damaged.
The photograph depicting the British Con-
sulate shows large stone building, greatly
damaged with broken windows and yawn-
ing gaps in the walls. The greater part of
the property damaged was British An
estimate of the entire damage done is
Sln2 600
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-03-27

FoR an irriiatei throat. cough or cold.
Browns Bronchical TrochesH are offered
with The fullest confidence il their efficacy.
Sold only in boxes.
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THINGS WISE AND OTHERWISE.

TIME FOR ALL THINGS
Cried a wife to her new married husband, aOh,
John,
Come here to the window, pray,
Such beautiful sunset we're having. nv love.
am sure you'll be carried away
But John, from his corner, replies with a prowl.
who cares for sunset, forsooth
Much comfort, say |, in strip of red sky
To man with grumbling TOOTH"
'why, John, how you talk" cries his wife, in
dismay,
Come, gaze on this roseate hue
81 m sure you've no SOUL to be talking that way.
1t is perfectly horrid in you
Growls John, "See the clock 'Tis a Quarter
past six,
And of supper I've not had smell.
And, although I've soul, you should know by
this time
That carry stomach as WELL"
Now, all ye fair wives who this Jingle purs1,e
Take lesson from what you have read
For of all the mistakes that you're likely to
make
This certainly stands at the head
So. go shopping on Sunday or fiirt with crank.
Or do anything else that is bad;
But don't talk to a man of poetical things
When his stomach is lonely and sad
M. c. BTOlC7l in Yankee Bl1de
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Killed by a Buffalo.

ZANZIBAR, March 26th.-Guy Dawaay,
NJ. P, was killed by buffalo while hunt.
ing on Masa Island
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For Malaria Use DIR. Horsford's Acid
Phosphate.

THUsphhte.
d.. +. G. Davies, De Smet, Oak, says
Il have used 1t III slow convalescence and
prevention from inslarial diseases, where
the drinking water was bad; | believe il 10
be beneficial in preventing summer com.
plains; aiso one of the best agents we have
10 rec'ifs the bad effecrs OF the drinking
water upon the kidneys and bowels
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THE DANDY OF rae SEAS.
Naval Ohicecs All Anxious TO be Assigned
10 the Horkrotvp

naval oricecs All Anxious TO be Assigned
10 the Yorktown.
WAsHINeToH, March 26ih-A good deal
OF pressure is being brought 10 bear by
naval officers to secure assignments to the
new gun-boat Yorktown, which is soon to
go into commission. While this is gen.
orally the case upon the completion of
new vessel, the Yorktown holds on, su-
perlor inducements, because of her fine
officered quarters and generally good quail
ties. 1t is the present understanding that
she will be commanded by Commander
Chadwick, now attached TO the American
Legation in London.
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A Mazarin Bible brought $4,000 at
recent auction sale in London.
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CANADA.

TIC Privy Council to Consider the Beh-
ring Sea Question.
OTTAWA, March 26th.-A meeting of the
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The Lake chapala Disaster.

CRY OF MEXICO, March 10Th Fifty
bodies bave now been recovered from the
wreck OF the steamer Ocotlan, which went
down Yesterday with party of excursion
lists. Efforts are now being made TO raise
the steamer when it is expected additional
bodies will be secured.
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
JOHN BRIGRT's FRIEsDs GIVE UP
ALL HOPE.
Canadians Agitated Over the Beh-
rings Sea Question-Reum
nia's New Ruler.
A FATHERS AWFUL oRrs,n.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD -ssIoS.l
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THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
THE CALIFORNIA SELECTIONS no
BE MADE TO-DAY.
Naval Officers Anxious to be As
signed 10 the Yorktown-More
Nominations Sent In.
IMPROVING THE-sERy1cr.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-ussOS.l
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CAUTION AND PRUDENCE. NEcEssARy
THE CANADIAN CLAIM.

"What is the Canadian claim 2"
"The Canadian claim is something sim
liar, though not so thorough or extraordi-
nary as that of the United States in TIE
Atlantic Canadian fisheries; that is, without
marine league of the coast our vessels
have the right to fish and catch seals We
don't acknowledge for moment the United
States and Russia's claim of ownership of
the whole of Behring Sea, and that is the
position taken by Great Britain in the ne
gotiations going forward do not know
officially or, unoffioially what the United
States claim is, only the semi-official ut
terances OF the American press make il
appear that they claim the whole see. y
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MEXICO.

The Government VIII Not Allow a Mo
nopoly of the Mines.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 26th.-The Gov
ernment has decided not to sell to one COM
pany all the mining concessions in Lower
California. 1t is preferred that practical
miners shall take up claims, and every
effort will be made 10 induce miners to
enfar unop rnipiay lapde
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MERELY sRA4INs REGULATIONS,

Do you think the proclamation will
complicate international matters aag ?''
No; to my mind. simply, the procla-
nation is made mandatory by the law of
the recent Congress and takes the,nature of
a regulation for the guidance of fishermen
rather than a notice to any foreign power
or foreign fishermen. 1t will undoubtedly.
secure better protection for the seal, a thing
we all desire Whatever will be the out
come of the Differences regarding the exteas
of the United States jurisdiotional claims,
the proclamation signifies nothing in an
International sense. 1t leaves the Behsing
Sea Question as one between nations rrac-
ticaily where it was last year, and is 1auch
less formidable than the preliminary no.
tees indicated"
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WASHINGTON, March 26th.-Mr. Walker,
OF the Interstate Commerce Commission,
who has accepted the position of Manager
of the Trunk Line Railway Combination,
has not yet rendered his resignation to the
President. There is already great pressure
being brought to bear to fill Walkers place,
and it seems strange that the Pacific coast
has no candidate for it. The coast is en-
titled to representation on the Commits
sio
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BEHRING SEA.
The Canadian Premier Sees Nothing
Alarming in the Situation.

Alarming in the Situation.
OTTAWA, March 26th.-Sir John Macdon-
aid. the Canadian Premier, was interviewed
yesterday regarding President Harrison's
Behring Sea proclamation and how it al
fected Canadian interests and claims in
these waters. The Premier seemed con-
siderably puzzled endeavoring to ascertain
exactly what Harrison intended to have
understood by the proclamation. Il don't
consider the proclamation, said he, "of
any interest whatever to Canada, because it
doesn't affect u.s."
But Canadian vessels have been seized
for sealing in Behring Sea and your Gov
ernment has protested
Il know that, but Harrison saws the
waters of Behring Sea within the dominion
of the United States Now, officially. do
not, nor does the Canadian Government,
know what these waters are, claimed to be
within the dominion of the United States.
In the cases of these Canadian vessels
seized, we have demanded to know what
the United States claim, and understand
that the whole eastern half of Behring Sea
is claimed, though [ have received 10 otfi-
cial intimation TO that effect We certainly
should dispute such an absurd claim; in
fact we have disputed it. In my opinion,
President Harrison's proclamation does not
intend that the whole sea shall be made
mare ctdusum, Tor 1t applies to American
vessels as well as foreigners.
CAUTION AND PRUDENCE. NECESSARY.
THE story that Mclaughlin Bros. of
Victoria. had official information last wear
from Ottawa that there would be no seiz-
ures for poaching on the Alaska seal pre-
serves is wholly without foundation. We
received complaints here about the Nc
Laughlins, but could find no evidence SO
far that they did more than many Ameri-
can vessels did whose owners considered
Behring sea open to all except within
certain distance of the shore line. We
have had many inquiries from the Pacific
coast as to the status of the Behring sea
sealeries. the questions are asked because
the summer season isapproaching, and the
people there are anxious. to engage in the
business if allowable, but the answer has
invariably been that the matter is now
being arranged between Great Britain and
the United States, and that caution and
prudence would help the Canadian case to
a great extent"
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MADRID, March 26th-A strong shock of
earthquake was felt to-day at Alhana and
Granada.
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Swift's Movements.

WASHINGTON, March 26th.-Hon. John
F. Swift, Minister to Japan. was at the
State Department this afternoon making
preparations for his departure, which will
be in few days. He expects that the
Chae Chang Ping case will be taken up and
finished on Thursday. In that case he
will leave here Thursday night He ex-
poets to leave San Francisco for Japan
April 23d.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-12-12
CROCKERY DEPARTMENT.

The entire east end Of DOR liet h0or is
devoted TO Crockery and things IA the
house furnishing line To FAY that this
department IL n store IN itself rs not saying
too much--It il great biz store! You
could take Two CT Three CIockeTy Stores
around "a cut Of it and yon co0ldn't tell
that anything Waa missing -- But We
haven't time 20 compare--We want 90
popUlarize We want every housewife
to visit this department and select their
house 'Fittins" at prices away below The
average At prices that will compel
them TO come again and bring thOr friends.
At prices nnheaId or unread Of
At prices that We alone can give - See
what a small amount will bny here during
this salt SIP 90 will boy the be-l made
and finest decorated l2-piece Toilet Set,
including Jar, that formerly sold for ! 10 ODD.
is 90 will buy a ST. 90 Toilet Set -
and for s. 90. - Remember the price.
S6.00-We will give You beautifully
decorated Toilet Set cDnsistiDgo Of II pieces,
including Stop Jar.-Same az other deal
ers ask $1,000 for. Tea and Dinner Sets
are also away down-And We can DO
better for You On these goods than any eK-
elusive deslor can d. Complete Tea
Sets will be marked down At s. 80 While
10 this department do not forget TO exam
inc our stock OF Standing and Hanging
Lamps, with beautifully decorated shades.
Cor prices on these goods will surprise
and please you.
WHEELING INSrALMENT GO.