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GOOD ADVICE.
Edward j. Phelps Discourses on Inter
national Affairs

Iu"aru d. fhelps DIScourSeS on Inter
national Affairs.
Boston, June 27th.-At meeting of the
Harvard Chapter, Phi eta-Kappa, to-day,
Hon. Edward J. Phelps delivered an oration
which dealt largely with international af-
fairs. He declared the time had come
when consistent, distinctive and definite
policy in international relations should be
established. One that would not change
with exigencies of politics 1t should pre-
fer the right to expedient; should be
neither aggressive nor offensive; fair to-
wards others, while just to ourselves; in
yading no right We ourselves would not
surrender, and establishing no precedent
we may afterwards wish to evade. Upon
a line thus deliberately adopted the stand
should be absolutely firm and un-
yielding. We cannot afford to obtain party
advantages at the expense of Just foreign
relations But tor the maintenance of a
more effectual foreign policy it is not
enough that it should be just and well con-
sldered and that we should be united in
support Of it at home. We must likewise
be known to be strong enough TO enforce
It, At home we may safely defy the world
in arms, but by land we shall never be at
tackled. If we are ever so unfortunate as to
be involved in war with any country great
enough to go by sea, the issue must be
determined upon the sea, and not upon the
shore. / would propose, therefore, as one
of the first steps toward such an inter-
national attitude as it seems our country
should assume-and, having assumed it,
maintain it-that q naval force should be
created that should leave US nothing to
fear from collision with sny other naval
power in the world.
Arbitration is one of the most plausible
words in the English language But it
means one thing to those who have had
much to do with it, and quite another to
those who have not. Nevertheless, imper-
feet remedy as it is, it will continue to be
sometimes employed in certain class of
International disputes, especially in the ad-
justment of money claims, public and
private. But the idea that it can never be
made the ultimate resort of nations in
those more important quarrels it involves,
questions of principles or of honor, that
have stirred the blood and moved the pas
sions OF men, appears to me altogether
chimerical
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MURDERER McDOW.
81 Know Where to Shoot to XIII; L
Learned That in NV Profession

Learned That in My Profession
CHARLESTON Is. C), June 27th.-In the
trial of DR.. Mellow for the killing of editor
Dawson, to-day the taking of testimony
was concluded. DR.. Kinloch. in rebut.
tai of the expert testimony adduced by the
defense yesterday from DR.. Forrest, ex-
planned the course of the bullet and the
direction of the wound, corroborating the
statement made by the surgeon who held
the autopsy, that Dawson was shot in the
back. 1t was apparent that his face was
turned away from the prisoner when the
shot was fired.
Detective Hogan, who took Mellow to
Jail on the night of the shooting, testified
that Mellow said: II shot him to kill.
I'd shoot him again. l knew where to
shoot to kill; learned that in my pro-
| fession."
Solicitor Jervey made the opening ar.
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COLLECTORS APPOINTED.
But None for CaliforOSa-A Resignati
HssNiyed and Accented

But None for Califor0Sa-A Resignatio,s
SssNived and Accepted
WASHINGTON, June 27th.-The President
to-day appointed the following Collectors
of Internal Revenue:
John I. Hutchinson, for the District of
Connecticut; Isaac Motfett, for the First
District of New Jersey; Elihu A. White
for the Fourth District of North Carolins.
Z. w. Arnold, ior the District OF Georgia
Marcus Boggs, tor the Eleventh District of
Ohio; John o. Gravens, for the Sixth Dis
trlct of Indiana; Julius c. Starr. for the
Filth District OF Illinois.
Also, the following Collectors Of Customs
William ]. Morgan, for the District OF
Builalo Creek, n. Y; Euos J Penuypacker.
Tor the District of Wilmington. y. Z.
Philip NJ. Hildebraud to be Surveyor of
Customs for the Port OF indianapolis. Ind
WASHINGTON, June 9th Secretary Win
dom has accepted the resignation of + A
Graves. Chief Of the Burcau of Engraving
and Printing, to take effect July LIST. Graves
will leave at once for Seattle. w. T. Ia en-
ter the banking business Captain Mere
dith OF Chicago will probably succeed him.
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ABSOLUTELY FALSE,
No Permission Given for the Landing of
MongoIians While in Transit,


Mongolians While in Transit.
WASHINGTON, June 27th.-The statement
that the Treasury Department had ap-
proved Solicitor Hepburn's opinion that
there was nothing in the Chinese Exclu-
sion Act to prohibit Chinese emigrants
from passing through the United States in
transit to other countries, and that permis-
sion had been given for party 10 pass
through from San Francisco to Cuba, is
pronounced by Assistant Secretary Tiche-
nor absolutely false
About six weeks ago Hepburn gave such
an opinion, based on the same grounds as
taken by ex-Attorney- General Brewster
some years since, when he decided that
Chinese desiring to pass through the
United States did not come under the head
of emigrants or laborers in the meaning of
the law.
When Hepburn's 8 opinion was presented
to Secretary Window he at once disap-
proved 1t and no permission has ever been
given for the Chinese to pass through the
United States in transit. AS the opinion
was not approved, Tichenor does not de-
sire to make it public, but willingly gave
the California Associated Press representa-
tive the substance in order to have the
above false impression corrected.
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JOHN T. BEGG.
He is Arrested to Prevent His Talking
Too Much.

ie Is +hITesleu TO PREVENT his Talking
Too Much.
CHICAGO, June 27th.-The Grand jury
took new turn this morning in the Cronin
case. In consideration of Alexander Sui
livan's speculauons, Schwartz and Dupee
were subpenaed to bring in their books. 1t
is believed that in this way light will be
thrown upon the features of Sullivan's
speculations, which have hitherto escaped
scrutiny.
The actions of the police indicate that
arrests will be made soon. Some one is
reported to have squealed.
Detective Palmer says that John 7. Begg
was arrested to prevent his holding COM
munication with the outside world. 1t is
claimed that he has been visiting members
OF the alleged Trial Committee" and it
was thought that he had put flea into the
ear Of more than one of the committee.
Nothing of interest was developed at the
afternoon session. No indictments were
returned.
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CAPTAIN JOHN MASON.
Monument Erected to the Memory o
the Renowned Indian Fighter

A Monument Erected to the Memory OF
the Renowned Indian Fighter.
MYsTIC Conn June 27th.-The monu-
ment to John Mason. hero of the Peouod
war in 1857, was unveiled to- day. A large
crowd witnessed the ceremonies. Isaac II
Bromley, for many years on the editorial
staff of the New York Tribune and until
recently assistant to the President of the
Union Pacific Railroad, made an eloquent
oration. The monument is notable for the
simplicity and elegance of its design, and
commentaries one of the stirring periods
IN the early history of New England.
Captain John Mason was born in Eng
land in 1900 and died in Norwich, Conn,
in 1872. He served as a soldier under
Fairfax in the Netherlands, and that leader
invited Mason to join his standard in the
civil war. He came to America in 1880
and was one of the first settlers of Dor
chester, and was Deputy Governor of Con-
nectieut from 1860 to 1870. The expedi-
ton which he led against the hostile
Pequods in 1857 practically ended disas-
trous Indian war.
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THOMAS EWING SHERMAN.
To be Ordained a Sub-Deacon and Il
Ceiye the Priesthood

TO De Urualned a Sub-DeacOn and Re
ceive the Priesthood.
PHILADELPHIA. June 27th.-Thomas Ew.
ing Sherman, the eldest son of General
w. 7. Sherman, of Woodstock College,
Howard county, Md, will receive the
orders of sub-deacon and the priesthood on
Friday, Saturday and Sunday of the COM
ing week. Archbishop Ryan will confer
the orders in his own private chapel, and
only Bishops, prominent members of the
clergy and friends and relatives of the
young Jesuit will be present. He entered
as noyiatiate of the Society of Jesus a
number OF years ago at R2champton, Eng
land, and has been pursuing his studies
and preparation there and in this country
since.
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DOR SALE-LOT 4Oxl5O, WITH FINE FRUIT
l. trees and shrubbery situated on Second
street, between R and s; low price. Inquire OF
STROBEL 3l7 street ie246t*
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and property probably would be endan-
gered, and asking if he could have the as.
slstance of troops, if needed. / directed the
commanding officer at Missoula to ascer-
'ain the condition and report; also. to
communicate with the agent and ascertain
" troops were needed 10 prevent an out
break, and 10 act in conjunction with the
agent; also, 10 communicates with tho
Mayor of MiSsoula.
"Fhe commanding officer at Missoula
reports the troops are ready 10 move at the
call OF the agent. / also asked Agent
Roman 10 telegraph me the result of his
conference with the Chiefs and further
facts
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OCEAN WRECKS.
Speculations as to Whence Came the
WreckaCe to the Nantucket Shnra

Speculations as to Whence Came the
Wreckage to the Nantucket Shore.
BosroN, June 27th.-It is now taken for
granted that the Haytian Republic is not
the steamer whose wine-cards and wreck
age tioated ashore at Nantucket, but that it
is possibly wreckage from the ship Hay
tian, trading between Central American
ports and Liverpool, and from the Victoria
of the Anchor line. The Hsytian left New
Orleans early in June for Liverpool The
wine may have fiosted for a month
The conjecture here is that tie Victoria
and Haytian collided and both went down,
or that the Haytian is safe and the Victo-
ria was lost in a collision with an iceberg.
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TNo LET-A NEW HOUSE, FIVE ROOMS
! ana bath, good barn. Inquire on premises,
2llO U street. ieOl-5t
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Members of the Hiberpia Benevolent
Society.-Your regular monthly meeting is
postponed from this evening until FRIDAY
EVENING, July 9Th, as our hall will be occu-
pled by The Pioneers. J. MILLER, President,
W. J. HANM, Secretary. 1t&
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W IfEETTIbIH.-MFH, "InFTOW'f
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
sufferer at once; it produces natural Quiet sleep
by relieving the child from pain and the little
cAerub awskes as bright as button" It is
very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes the child,
softens the gums, allsys all pain relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the best-known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes. Twenty-Five cents q
bottle. MWFIy
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XITANTED-BLACKS TRANSFERS,
w cooks and walters men for orchards and
vineyards, y women for cooking and general
houseworK, 10 quarrymen. men for having, 4
chambermaids, housekeepers. Apply to EN-
PLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth and K streets,
Sacramento.
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HORRIBLE MURDER.
The Cruelty of Burglar Who Was De-
tected in His Bloody Work

LA CROSSE wis, June 27th.-A burglar
entered tie house of John Webber this
morning. Kate and Lena Webber daugh-
tiers. We're wakened and attempted to give
the alarm, when the intruder caught Lena,
aged nineteen, and stabbed her, laying
open the lungs and intestines by cash
nine inches long, and escaped after futile
effort to kill the other girl. The city and
suburbs are being secured. Certain lynch
ing awaits the identification of the assas-
sin
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EoR SALE-A BLACK. STYLISH, IADY's
gentle; four years old. Inquire at 1928 st 4t
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TOR SALE-THE PROPERTY OF THE LATE
l. d. B. BARRY, in Washington, Yolo county,
one block north of the bridge. so feet front,
on premises. ie11-St.
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HARRY BERNARD,

NoRNER OF SIXTH AND L STREETS, HAS
" on hand light open and top BUGGIES. light
tHc-seat eanopy-top CARRIAGES, for family
use light for or two horses to pull; also the
finest family carriages in this city, light grocer
and butcher wagons, finest road carts. some
light breaking carts, price So So Carriage
painting and repairing at the lowest possible
prices for good work. sp2o-tAp
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Dr. La Mars seminsl Pills Cure all cases
oil Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Impotency
ana all ailments caused by excess. indiscretion
and abuse. perfect restorative. Price, 50 so.
sent by mail on receipt OF price, OF by express
Z. y. Address all orders TO A. McBOYLE &
w. Druggists san Francisco; p. o. Box, 1859.
my66m
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Pullman Tourist Car ExcuTsions.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road Santa Fe route), under management OF
salarled railroad employees leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern noints
Berths furnished through to Chicago, Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. G. W. RAILTON agent
US Second street, Sacramento, Cal. m3-lmMWF
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Deputy Consul, General Wood. at Cairo.
Egypt, says at Batavia, Java, there are re-
ports of great damage to the sugar crops
by new disease known as "sereh," which
spreads rapidly in the sugar. cane, reducing
the quantity and injuring the quality.
Planters have subscribed $50 900 to aecuEe
European specialist to investigate and re-
port u cure
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mile, English Lady won, Alarm Bell Sec
ond, Extravagance third. Time, Los.
Fourth race, Oakwood handicap, one and
one-eighth miles, Kaloolah won, Bridge
light second, LIE Premier third. Time,
1:544.
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MANY persons have catarrh in its first
stages who suppose themselves TO be troubled
with nothing more serious than a severe and
stubborn cold in the head Ely's Cream Balm
gives instant relief from colds in the head and
thorough treatment will cure catarrh For
sale by every druggist in the land.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Pioneers and their families Will meet at
the hall on FRIDAY EVENING, June 2Sth at s
O'Clock Banner presentation and a regular
old-fashioned reunion. Don't miss it,
z. S. LAWSON, President
JOHN S. MILLER Secretary ie27.2ts
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Catarrh.-For twenty years I was a sud-
ferer from catarrh of the head and throat. By a
few applications of Ely's Cream Balm received
decided beneht-was cured by the Balm.-Char-
lotte Parker, Waverly, n. Y. MWF
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IL. +. stoll, Dentist, formerly OF 5i1 j
street, has removed to COS street, over Mrs
katzenStein's Millinery Store my27.tf
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gument for the State. which was a general
appeal for verdict of guilty. based on the
facts developed and admitted on the trial.
The case will probably be given to the iury
by Saturday
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants Lost,
Found For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
h's head are inserted for cents per line the frst
time and cents per line each subsequent time. Al
notices Of this character 1piQ be found under his
heading.
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SUGAR INTEREST.

Reported Scarcity of Labor in Crlbn-l
Disease ia the Cane.
WASHINGTON, June 27th.-Consul Reimer
at Santiago de Cuba, estimates the sugar
crop of the country at over one hundred
and fifty million pounds. of which about
one-halt is already shipped TO the United
States. This, in view uf the tuctuating
sugar market here. is considered import-
ant. A scarcity OF labor Is complained of,
and prices have advanced nearly one hun
dred per cent.
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WASHINGTON, June 27th-The following
changes have been made in California Post
masters: Adolph Phillips, appointed at
Arroyo Grande, San Luis Obispo county,
vice Dan Rice, deceased. c. 0. Quimby at
Biggs, Butte county, vice w. DelUs Parker,
removed. w. Behrens at Tia Juanta, San
Diego county, vice J. Messenger, removed
Pension Awards.
WAsHIEGToN, June 9th Pensions have
been issued TO citizens of California as fol-
lows Original invalids-Philip P Hip
pert, Darwin o. Hvermore Francis w.
Harris. Increase-Alpha Clark. Reissue
and increase-Cyrus S. c. Case.
stormy Passage.
WASHINGTON, June 27th.-The United
States steamer Kearsarge arrived at the
Nicholas mole, Hayti, yesterday, after
stormy passage from New York. She will
proceed to rt.au-Prince
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Notice-After this date any cow or other
animal found pasturing in Capitol Park will be
turned over to the Poundmaster
Sacramento, June &C. 1889. ie26 81
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Van TasScu Wins.

WASHINGTON, June 27th.-Assistant Sec
retary of the Interior Chandler has af-
tirmed the decision of the Land Commits
sioner, allowing Theodore Van Tasselrs
application to enter three lots in sections 5
and 6, township % north, range Is west,
Mount Diable base and meridian, in the
San Francisco land district. Albert S
Hale was the rival claimant, and at the
hearing before the local officers in 1884 the
Register decided in favor of Van Tassell
and the Receiver in favor of Hale. Both
appealed to the Land Commissioner. who
sustained the Registers decision, and now
Chandler does likewise.
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The best phce n Cassas TO have your printing done
a J. Johnston Cor. $40 St. Sacramento. Cal
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RailrOan Pre- esidanfs-

New YORK, June 27th.-The Presidents
of the trunk lines went into executive ses-
sion to-day. Commissioner Fink's resigna-
ton and other matters OF business will be
considered.
Commissioner Fink SAYS the forenoon
session considered the difference between
the lines on e'nigrant rates. Fink was
chosen arbitrator. The railroad rates will
be considered this afternoon.
1t was agreed to continue in effect after
July I'd the rate of three-fourth cents per
mile on refrigator cars carrying dressed
beef. At meeting of the Presidents held
afterwards, Mr.. Fink's resignation, which he
pressed upon them, was accepted. The
office of Commissioner therefore, will be.
come vacant on July 10th.
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a CARD.
AMERICAN STEAM LAUNDRY,
NIpataan,h and T Sta sac-a~..

WHITE LABOR ONLY, LINEN POLISHED
w i'll the neatest manner. We guarantee sat.
isfactiou. All ordinary mending. sewing on
buttons. etc., free of charge. Washing called
for and delivered 70 any part of the city, Once,
at Sawtelie's book store, 50s and 10 J street.
Splm K n. GREEN. Prnpriator
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Inc Excei.ior Carpet-cleani and Rem
oyating Co., s.W. cor. 18th and J, Sacramento I'm
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WASHINGTON, June 27th.-The President
has appointed the following cadets to the
West Point Military Academy: Hugh d.
Wise, son of General John S. Wise, and
David S. Stanley, son of General d. S.
Stanley; also John C. Gilmore, son of Cap
tain Gilmore of the Twenty fourth In
fantry, as an alternate. He will have no
more appointments to make until June
next when he will have one for admission
in lime 1901
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DIR. MCNULTY.

This EMINENT SPECIALIST
cures Private Chronic
and Nervous Diseases
with absolute certainty.
Syphilis, GOnorrhGa,
Gleet, Structure, Youth
full Follies, Nervous
Debility,Seminal Weak
ness, Lost Vigor and
Manhood, Prostatitis and
all Special Bladder and
Kidney Troubles posi-
tireiy cured. He has made
shese Diseases a life-study.
Question List and Book
"LEe' ,ecret Errors"
Free to all who write him
the mature of their trouble.
Patients treated at Home.
Terms reasonable Consul.
tat;on Free and Confidential.
6:30to s ey'gs Sundays,l0
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doursy 70 only b5U 20 eV'gs SunuaYs, ,IUt0
70. Call or addressP. Roscoe MoNulty, MD.
No. IL Kearny ST., San Francisco, CaS
hs- Beware of all persons who under any pre.
tense try tolead OF "steer" you to other dostt..-
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FOR SALE-T0 LET.

pOOMS : SINGLE OR IN SUITE, WITH
IL board. southwest corner of H and Eigh-
teenth streets ie21.6ts
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TOR SALE-TWO OR MORE ACRES OF
i land, with house and barn and fine young
orchard and garden. STROBhL 3l7 ] st ie256ts
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EoR SALE-A FlRsT-CLASs BARBER SHOP.
l., doing good business. Inquire at this
once. ie25-3t
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WANTED-BY JULY 1sT. YOUNG MAN FOR
w position as salesman one who is able to
earn $50 per month. Address, n. B., Box Is, this
office ia56 sts
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EXPERIENCED TEACHERTO TRAVEL FOR
II school supply House. Good salary to
good man. Address, Box 40 this Office ie26.3t@
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WANTED-LGST. FOUND.

WANIED-A GOOD JAPANESE WOULD
w like a situation can care for cows or
horses: willing to work. Address, JAPANESE,
tllS once. iaOe
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\. NJ. l., No. 27.- Ofhcers and members
are requested to meet SUNDAY MORNING.
June S0th, at Firemen's Hall, at O'Clock sharp
Flnes Tor non-attendance. BY order
]. F. MCQUEENEY, President.
T. F. CARoLAN, R. S. ieSS.or:
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S0SO-PRIyATE BOARDING AND LoDG-
OOOU ing house for sale This is a great
bargain. Good location, only five minutes
walk from railroad shops For particulars ad-
dress D. W, this office. ie25.5t
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WASHINGTON CyLLINGS.
Wn. Walter Phelps Being Highly En-
tertained at the Capital.
NEW CALIFORNIA POSTMASTERs.
Shasta County Has a New POST
ottice-Military Honors to
General Cameron.
len ~ VNvev
NEW CALIFORNIA POSTMAsTERs.
NAVAL. REORGANIZATION.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THIS EEcoKD-us1os.I