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FRENCH PoLIrIcs.
incline Experiencing Difficulty in Form,
ing Bie Cabinet


PARIs, February l7th.-Meline is experiencing
great difficulty in forming a Cabinet WaIdrek
Ronssesu ana other prominent men have re-
III seo TO join. Freycinst prefers the War port.
folio, but at the persuasion of President Carnol
he has given half promise to accept the For
elgn portfolio. Rouvier takes the Interior port
1910 Otner 20 tsolios arranged, but the
i i not likely 10 be settled until tomorrow.
Senaior Ernest Beuanger is mentioned as Mir
lister Of Finance.
The only ositive adhesions which Meiinc has
received are those of Rouyier for the Ministry
OF the Interior. Perrier for the Ministry OF Edu-
cation, and Doutresme for the Ministry of Pub
lie Works or Commerce. 1t is hoped that Gen
eEal Bil1ot viii take the War portfolio and Ribot
some other. but both are Opportunities, and the
Radicals are refusing to join in anticipation of
a short life for the new Cabinet.
a rsdieai manifesto has been issued. II is
ms1nly devoted TO denunciation OF General
Boulanger, who, it says, did not hesitate to op-
pose his own programme of revision in order 10
overthrow Che Republican Ministry The mani
sto then says the Boulangists are not afraid to
paralyze business ana menace the success of
me exhibition by placing their hatred of
the republic ADD their personal ambition
above the highest interest OF the country
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The Defense Believed TO Have sensa-
fion in Store


DUBLIN. Feer1ar 18th The Freena,'s .Journnl
says the testimony OF the last two weeks and
the introduction OF the Parnen letters is tame
compared with what is to come, and predicts
revelations OF a sensational character, which
VIII take the Court and the country nv SUNRISE
II says here will be thrilling end 10 the career
OF spy informer detectives and the purchase OF
false testimony, which is destined to become
historic for England and Ireland.
ALL DEPENDS ON rIGoTT.
LONDON. February 17th-The Pail Mol Gazette
says Of seame's testimony and the Parneu let
Pigo'ts word. The character of Pigott. there.
fore, IS OF the first importance. If Pigott were
the Apostle Paul, his solitary word might sui.
nee but If be falls short of apostolic character,
what! Iabouchere, in an interview, said ESQ
was the total amount of money which he paid
Pigott, and would not disclose ANYTHING regard
ing the alleged attempt to bride Pigott until he
went into the witness-box.
LABoucHERE's OPINION
LONDON. FehIu ny I7th.-Labouchere makes
very Light of the Parnell trial. He says it is
almost lnc0Hceiyable that George Lewis the
snarpest lawyer III England, should not have
some Tremendous coup in reserve Spite of all
appearances do lot believe his resources yet
exhausted.
The evidence for the Times is for the present
nearly ali in. After the experts in handwriting
nave been called, Sir Charles Russell will omen
MS speech for the defense, and will OCCUPY a
week The whole of the accused persons will
give evidence In turn, Parnell among the first
LAsoycHERE's EXPLAIN TON
LoSDos, February 17tii.-It is announced on
good authority that Labouehere, il his testi-
mony before the Parliell Commission, will ad-
init tnat he Offered Pigott FL 900 to swear that
the farne!l letters were forgeries, but viii ex-
pam that he did not make he offer until rigott
nao COME 'sed that his letters were net genuine.
Ia other words, labouehere offered Pigott
money TO induce him TO len the truth
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CATARR II
ELY'S
Cream Balm
TRY YtE CBst HAY-FEVER
SrEeIsL ELECIION PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
CoCNTY OF SACRAMENTO,
EQh~uarr A II 1870

GAAtS VI NAlifOENiA.
CoCNTY OF SACRAMENTO,
February T. A. II. 1889.
1T APPEARING. TO THE BOARD OF ST.
l pcrvisars Of Sacramcnto county, at canvass
of he election returns of the general election
held on the 9th day of November. ISIS. that
ALFRED SPC0SER and A +. RAYMOND,
candidates for the Office of Justice OF the Peace
in and tor q sumnes Township of said county
received an eqral and the highest number of
votes cast for said ofiice and co ssfquently no
choice. The BOARD Of Supervisors OF the County
OF Sacramento hereby give notice that Special
hlection for Justice of the Peace in and for
Costumes Township. Sacramento county, will
be held at LIVE OAK ard MICuISAN BAR,
Sacramento nnty, on
SATURDAY. FsBRuagy "a. 1889.
When the following officers wiz be elected:
One Justice Of the Peace. IN and for Cosumnes
Township. fin sail county
The following are the precinct polling places
Inspectors and Judges o. said E,csiio0:
Precinct No is.-p5lls at Heath's Sore,
Michigan Par. Inspector. J. D. Davis; Judges,
Chas. Raman and James Jordan.
Precinct No. lt.-At sss-e, Live Oak In-
speetor. Oliver Plnmmet: judges, George Akin
son and Benjamin Biley.
By order of Board
r F. TEBBETS. Chairman
lsEAi-l Attest w. 4. HAMILTON, Clerk.
feS l0t
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EASTERN AND roRtIeN MARKETS.

NEW YORK. February 10th.
WHEAT-s1 005s for May 81 0l5s for June and
Csc for July.
CHICAGO, February 10th.
WHEAT 81 0S1s for May, and 9.5sc for July.
OATS-2593sc for February
CORN-S41zc for February.
P0RK-Sll for February
LARD-s6 SIS for February.
SHORT RIBS IS S21l for February.
LIVERPOOL. February 10th.
WHEAT-Quiet California spot lots rs
I'd TO rs l0d: off coast. $751; Cd; just shipped
SIS Sd; nearly due SIS Cd; targoes Off coast
steadier: Oh passage. irmer; French country
markets. steady; Wheat and Flour in Paris,
quiet; weather in England, frosty.
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TnE peculiar combination, proportion
and preparation OF Hoods SarsspariIla
makes this medicine different from Others,
and superior 10 them all in actual curative
power. Sold by all druggists. Prepared
by c. l. Hood & Co., Apothecaries, Lowell
Mass
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sRcoNp REAprNG on nIIIs.


A. B. 5ig relating to the definition of terms.
A. b. Isl, relating TO holidays
\ D. laO. relsting to the dep0siting of sawdust
in the waters of this State.
A. B. l06 relating to Supervisor districts Of
counties.
A. r. 6s, authorizing The mourning of indebt-
edDess by cities. towns, etc
A. Is. 49, relating TO the number and designa-
ton of the civil executive officers of the Stale
A. b. IL, making an appropriation for the es-
Enlistment OF permanent fund for the pur-
chase OF lute, TO be manufactured at the State
Prison at San Quentin
A. b. 100, TO divide the State OF California into
TWO prison districts, for the purpose OF reducing
expense IN the transportation OF prisoners
ton of School Trustees.
A; b III, relating to tax levy for State school
funds
A. Il. S2i TO appropriate money or the i'm
proyement of the grounds and the erection of
an iron fence around the monument erected by
the State to the memory OF Jas. w Marshall.
A. b. $50. relative TO Leyce District No. l of
Suffer county.
A. 3. 10s relatiug to the levy, collection, ap-
poriionmeni aud expenditures vi road poll taxes
A. B. IS, relating TO road poll tsx,
s b. u, relative to cemetery corporation.
A. b. IL, making appropriation for the pur-
chase of an elet tric plant pump and pipe. sewer
pipe, necessary wheels for utilizing the water of
ere ction of power building for the State Prison
at Folsom. and ether expenses incidental ard
relating thereto.
a. Is. ., MAKING appropriations Tor the con-
struction OF buildings aud the purchase of Iaa-
chinery for the manuia tue OF iute goods at the
tate Prison at Folsom, aud other expenses in
ciGental thereto.
A B. IA, making appropriations for the pur-
chase Of additional lutte machinery, etc, tor the
State Prison at San Quentin.
s. b $40. fixing the salary of the Private Secre-
tary TO the Governor at 81 900, was given first
reading.
RESOLUTION OFFERED.
McCsriy offered the following resolution.
wHsEEas, The footpads Ia and around the
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The apIration In Hungary.

ii n against the military bill took place to-day.
There were 5000 persons in the PROCESSION
Speeches were made against the Government.
aud there we're frequent shouts of Down with
IlszaF AheDlhe procession arrived at the
bmpeTors palace there was a remarkable dem
onslratlou OF loyal enthusiasm, and political
cries Were carefully refrained frnn
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Cure for cough or cold.--As soon as
there is the slightest ureasiness of the
chest, with officially Of br sathing. or indi-
cs'ion Of cough, take d1ring the day few
Br0sn's Bronchial T,cehes Is els box.
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UNDERTAKES.
REEVES q LONtL

kYEEVES q LONC,
u ~ I'd II HI T - " E rs -
600 ST.. bet. Sixth alsS eyenth north sfeeI
"EKEEP ON HArD a COMPLETE sz,es,.
w Stock of Collins and Caskets; isoezssszesszA
Shrouds OF every description. Orders from eisl
or country will receive psompt attention, day o
night EMBALMIiSG done III tie rest 70 srlnar
st reasonable rates. {;
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PALACE RESTAURANT.
1906 x Street,

TsAI ORE SCHAG, PROPRIETOR. EVERY
i thing bright, new and A7st-class. The table
will be supplied with the best in the market
Private rooms for families. Prices reasonable
Orpr dav and nirht. n
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AMERICAN EXCHANGE

HOTEL. st9-3e5 sANsoME ST. CONE DooR
i from Bank OF California;. San Francisco,
Cal Board and Room. 81, 81 25 and 81 so per
day. Free Coach to and from the Hotel
Montgomery Bros. FSes-tn -. Proprietore.
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dried Apples, s@4c p ID for sliced and 215CosISc
for chartered; Apples, evaporated 6@7c; AorI-
Blachberries. l2@1sc: Figs, 4G5c for pressed,
21s@Sc for impressed Smyrna Figs, Ii 016c
for layers, and Ease for kegs; Nectarines,
sun-dried, 495c ' 10; bleached do, 6910c
for unpeelc1:i Pears. &c for whole and 5G
SIC for sliesS: naschine-dried, 7@Sc; Pl1rs.
495c for plsted and 1@2c for unpitted German
Prunes, $40 41ac; French PTunes. 4f55zc , q;
Grapes, 2s21&c q b Raisns London Layers,
81 50e1l rs . box with 25975c advance for frac,
tons: common. sleai 40 . box.
Amber. 61a@7c; Extracted, white liquid, a
SIC: amber. colored and cendied. 43195Hc p D.
BUTTER-Very little strictly first-class Butter
is coming forward just now. 1t must be prime
article to bring the fancy figure. Medium
grades are in good receipt. We quote as fol-
lows; Fancy, -229221ac; good TO choice, lS020c;
fair l6@I1c; store lots. Io@l5c; picked roll,
"a l6c in tubs: other kinds, l0G l5c q b.
CHEESE-We quote: Choice new, l2a1Sc;
good 10 choice old, lO9l2c; common grades,
case: Eastern ordinary to ine. lOal5c p b.
EGGS-Stesdier feeling owing to better clean
ing up OF stocks. We quote prices as fol-
lows: California ranch, 1Sc; store lots,
d6gl7c; Eastern. fresh, 4915c; cold storage,
P0ULTRY-Dressed hen Turkeys sold higher
to-day. Ducks were in demand at advanced
figures We quote Live Turkeys Cob
l5@l6c for Gobblers and 1s@2Oe p h for Hens:
BOOSTERS. s5@5 so for old and s7@s so for
young; Hens, a 90; Sroilers, IS q Z
Ducks, 10 10; Geese, 81 75G2 pair: Pigeons
9 per dozen for old, and s3d3 so per dozen
for young.
GAME-Stock sold better this morning, the
demand being quick, while the supply was
light. We quote prices Rabbits 81 20 "a
so; Hare. 81 25Gd1 so; Sprig, S2S2 %; Quail
Sl@l 25 Teal, 81 7s@a2 Brant 81 25@1 80; Mallards
s4@5; Canvasbacks. So so a 50; Gray Geese
s2(92 80; White Geese, 81; Widgeon, 81 so
Small Ducks, 75c 9sl; English snipe, sS@3 so;
common do. 5oq75e: Honkers, 1904 q dozen.
PROVISIONS = We quote prices as fol-
lows: Eastern Hams. 14l54l5c: California
refrigerstor-cuTsl Hams. iSSG i312e: Eastern
Breakfast Bacon, .3lsasl4,: California Bacon,
12912lao Tor heavy end medium, l2G13c fof
light medium, 70 q 81 &C for light aud l49I416c
for extra light do Clear Sides I261l21[c p b; Pork
extra prime, slS@1S so: do, prime mess, $1,000;
do mess. e20G21: do, clear, s22@23 so: do. extra
clear, s23 50924 50 p Dbl; Figs feet. sl2@12 SO
p bbl Mess Bee, ES 5000 for bhls, "a 1904 rs
for nj pbls: Extra Mess Beef, S1eG
10 so for bbis g. 50es5 IS for hf bbis; Family
Beef, sl49i4 so p Dbl: California Smoked Beef.
l214913c 2 D: Eastern Lard, tiercs S, 10Gl1c; do
for pals, 1I@111sc 3 %; California do. tierces,
l034@1lc; hf bDis. 1l1Sc; l0-in tins, Ice: SD
tins 10ac; do. la-n psiis, II &c; do for sh pals
l15zc, sud 12c . n for 3-fo pals
WGOL-Wc quote spring:
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j. FRANK CLARK,
COUNTY CORONER Il UNDERTAKEN

A LWAYS On HAsSo. IF r NCsI sSsDfPl.Sa
IA Stock Of UNDERTAKING GOODS CT tn.
coast. Country crisfs. ~ or night, VIII -
ls4. I4pl GEO 81. GlaKg, Funeral Direoios
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BERLIN. Februarg 18th 1t Is stated that the
Government Is willing to effect settlement of
the Samoan question upon the basis of the
United States Governments proposal at the
Washington eonference-namely. the establish
neni OF a joint American, German and English
control over Samoa. through the Consuls Of the
three com ries al Apia.
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postolfice at Sacramento on
Monday, February IS, 1889:
radsa., rt.x
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NOTICE TO C2EDIT0RS
IN hereby given ~ the y
tor of the will OF SARAb
ceased, TO the creditors of
ing claims against the esta
TO present said claims, W.
afhdavits and vouchers, to III.
the Office Of Clinton L. White. no.
of Second. and streets, Sacrament
this notice.
Sacramento, Cal. January q. 1889.
BENJAMIN B. DUNCAN.
executor OF the will of Sarah H. Common de-
ceased.
: CLINTON L. WHITE. Attorney for Executor.
i ia2l-htA
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FOREIGN TOPICS.
TROUBLE In FORMING THE NEW
FRENCH GOVERNMENT.
The Parneli Inquiry Evidently APP
proachiug Crisis-The Germans
and Samoa-Etc.
THE PAaNELL IsoUIRY,

: lsrEcAL DISPATCHES 10 THE RBcoHp-uNIoN.l
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FRITz q MulER

FRITZ & MILLER,
Y ~ ID II ia ~ a. Xxx INs 81
OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TxMPLa
" Ninth and K streets. Coaplete stocs G
UnGertekers' Goods constantly on hahd Cs:,,
and country orders pTos,ptly attended 20, Ga
or night, at reasonable rstes. Telephp re iSf q
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WESTERN HOTEL,
PACIFIC HOTkA
TIE SADDLE ROCK
RESTAURANT ED OYSTER HOUSE.

ENRsTCLAss HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT.
L. Ladies' Dining-room separate. Open day
and night. BUCHANAN & CARRAGHER, Pro
Sacramento. Il
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BY B'annan-To authorize the Board of SUI
pervisors OF the city and county of San Francisco
Day, for injury 10 real property belonging 10
him. Committee ON Claims
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Z ron bishop Riordan Coming Homa.

LONDON, February 17th.--Among the passeu-
gers aboard the steamer Etruria, which sailed
ir'm Queenstown for New Yorz to-day, are the
; AFeho ishop OF Sau Francisco aud Sir Bache
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SACRAMENTO, February l6, 1889.
The Assembly met at 1910 A. N. Speaker
Howe in the chair.
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SACRAMENTO, February l6, 1889,
The Senate met at 10 A. NJ, President PRO tenn
White in the chair Roll called. and quorum
present Prayer by the Chaplain.
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ASSEMBLY,.

AT quarter TO o'clock the Senate. on mo
ton OF Meany, adjourned till Monday at P.
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,.a,.lsy'. aIeassngers Msltrea,ed

lAS5iBAR February l7th.--It is reported that
the u Ssengers VINO were sent BY IiDpoo Tib
VITA letters for stanley were maltreated by the
Arehs aec forced 10 return. The messengers
have tskea another route
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On motion of Heacock, rule was amended by
adding at the end thereof the following: "In
any Senator may be chosen by a vote of the
majority OF the Senators present Ia quorum
yotlngl, who shall have the same power as the
resident pro TEN. His official title shall be
"Acfinp President y - -
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BY Britt-AHthorizng the Supervisors of San
rranclscj TO examine the claim of Thomas Day
for damages sustained to property BY reason of
the grading of certain streets to determine the
extent OF the same and pay therefor. Commit
tee on City and tounly Governments
By Jones-To amend the Code relative TO pub
Lie highways. Roads and Highways.
BY Spellacy-ToIay the claims of the Com
mlssioners of the West Side Irrigation District
for mileage.
By Boggs-Relating to roads and highways.
Roads and Highways.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
DannrfmanI 3-Wade. ID.

Department 3-Wades j.
Mason VS.. Foss ct al.-Ten days addi.
tional time to plead.
Brown vs. Foss ct al.-aame.
Schultz VS.. Rome Il Kerkow-Twenty
days stay of execution granted defen-
dant.
exchange Bank of Elsinore vs. Rig.
gins ct l.-Continued for the session,
and defendants allowed twenty days to
6le.
Daft Electric Comp VS.. c. H. How
land-Demurrers sustained on ground oi
cause of action.
De Flores vs.. Santa Cruz-Judgment
ordered for plaintiff as prayed for in the
com plant.
Page ct al. VS.. Board OF Supervisors ol
Los Angeles County-Judgmen for plain.
tiff. Defendants except and pray that the
writ of mandamus be stayed until Mon.
| day February 25th. So ordered.
Felix vs.. Felix-Judgment for defen.
dant.
Mcfarland We. Spencer-Motion for a
new trial overruled.
Washington HadIey vs. James @. Kays
Continued to February %, at 8 A. NJ
Ordered that special venire be issued
for twenty-four jurors, returnable at that
time.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-21
A PROLONGED CONTEST.
The Longest Battle ever Fought IL
Los Angeles.

The Longest Battle ever Fought In
Los Angeles.
The much anticipated fight between
s'Kid" Burns and Tommy Clarke for a
purse OF $3.50, offered by the Los Ange-
les Athletic Club, came off at the rooms
of the Club on Tuesday evening
last. This is the first venture of the
Club in affording their members and
their friends chance to witness gen.
uine contest, and no pains had been
spared to make it a success. The Presi-
dent, Mr.. Preuss, and the managing
committee must be congratulated upon
the success attending their efforts, as
everything passed off in tbs most satis-
factory fashion.
The Club rooms are we'll adapted for
ring contests, although perhaps, the
space reserved for spectators is some
what limited, but the facilities offered to
them to obtain good view are excellent.
After some preliminary setsto, which
served to keep the audience interested,
the master of ceremonies stepped into
the ring and, after requesting that smok-
ing cease. introduced tha combatants.
"Kid" Burns oeiGhed, in ring costume,
1927 pounds, and was attended by Pro-
fessor Murray. Tommy Clarke was q
little heavier than his opponent, tipping
the beam at 1913 pounds, and had for his
second Jack Wiley. The referee, Mr.. w
s. McElvoy, having read the Marquis ol
Queensberry rules to the fighters, Clarke
walked to his opponents corner, and
holding up $38 in greenbacks offered tc
back himself for that amount. The
wager was accepted by one of Burns
seconds, and the money was put up in
the hands of Mr.. J. Gunst, Of San Fran
cisco, who was at the ring side. Toe
referee then called "Time."
As each man stepped from his corner
it was apparent that no fault could be
found with either, both being in the pink
of condition, and though Clark had the
advantage in height and reach, his op
ponent was far more sturdily built.
Round both men spared through
out the round. evidently sizing up theil
opponent and not blow was struck.
Round BURNS feinted and let &c
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with his right, but it fell short. Clark
landed his left lightly on Burns throat.
Clark led twice with his lett, but with no
damage.
Round 3-Nothing done.
Round 4-Clark did all the leading,
landing lightly with his left two or
lree times, but with little effect.
Round 5.-Light work throughout the
round.
Round o-Burns led and landed his
right on Clark's jaw. Clark let go with
his left but fell short. Led again and got
home light blow, only to BIZ countered
on the nose.
Round Both men came up
fresh. Clark led and fell short
He feinted with his left and got
home with his right on Burns nose.
Burns countered him in the ribs. Burns
tried his right and famed the air. Clark
got home light one on the nose.
Then after sparring Burns rushed in
and got in some good give and take
work. At infghting Burns got much
the best of it.
Rounds IL to 26-The fighting was
very slow till the twenty-sixth round.
Burns rushed in, trying to get to close
4uol Oub OAdi n ooOPPCN hA-A "AsN AAS
left, and, chasing him all over the ring,
landed repeatedly.
Round 27-Burns again got to close
quarters and punished his opponent se-
verely. Burns tired towards the end OF
the round, and CLARK. pulling himself
together, landed hotly on his opponents
head, and the round closed with honors
easy.
Thirty more rounds were fought with
out either man obtaining any visible ad-
vantage. In the fifty-eighth round
Burns claimed foul, and Clark began to
make matters lively. 1t was nip and
tuck for the next four rounds, both men
fighting to finish the contest. Both were
getting exhausted, and neither could be
said to have the best of it. The fight
continued till seventy-fve rounds had
been finished, when, as it was apparent
that neither could knock out the other,
the fight was declared draw.