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THEN 1T WILL BE RICH.
The Present Session of Parliament to
Break the Record for Fierceness,

LONDON, February 2lss.-In the House OF
Commons to-day, after the reading of the
Queens speech. John Morley gave notice that
he would introduce an amendment to the adj
dress in reply to the speech from the throne,
condemning the administration of the law in
Ireland as harsh, unjust ana oppressive, and
asking that measures be adopted to content
the Irish people and re-establish a real union OF
Great Britain and Ireland
Gladstone was enthusiastically cheered by the
opposition on entering the House. The Min
isterialists cheered Balfour, while the opposi-
ton Kissed him and shouted "Pigottir Smith
was similarly greeted.
It is universally admitted that the session
will be the fiercest on record
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BANEgSii HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

THE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
i city, corner of and Filth streets, Saors-
mento. Guaranteed capital, $500, 600; paid up
capital, gold coil, $500 900; loans on real estate
February l, 1889, g, TAT 1913; term and ordinary
deposits, February l. 1889. s.. 5l5, 500. Term and
ordinary deposits received, and dividends paid
in January and July. Money loaned upon real
ings bank business Inform alton furnished upon
application to w. p. COLEMAN, President =
ED r HAMILTON Cashier 4p-tf
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STILL FLoUSDERING.
The House Democrats Have Big
WrancIe Over tho Tarih

WASHINGTON. February 2lst. = There were
seventy Democrats present in the caucus of
members of that party tonight. to determine
upoa a tariff policy. They were unable to
agree, and accomplished nothing after wrang
ling over three hours upon various propositions
submitted for their consideration All the
Democratic members of the Ways and Means
Committee were present, except Mills OF Texas.
Crane OF Texas submitted a proposition to
combine the free list provisions of the Senate
tariff hill with Cowles' internal revenue bill.
The majority of the caucus evidently favored
the Cowles bill, but refused to tack any customs
provisions upon ii.
The debate was spirited. seme twenty-five
members taxing psrt in it. Breckenridge of
Kentucky accused Randall of coercing the
Democrats into a position of considering the
Cowles bin by having an understanding with
the Republican members of the Committee on
Rifles snd securing their eommittal to reporting
favo ably the esolution Randall offered to-day
providing for the consideration of the bill.
Randall denied this but acknowledged that
he had assurance that his resolution would be
reported Randall announced MS firm inten-
ton q INSIST upon the consideration Of the
Cowles bil
The GAUGES adjourned, after three hours hard
work without accomplishing anything.
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FOR rHa LAST TIME.
Cisv~isnd Holds Bis last Public Recop-
Hem n tn /, Wb;ts Honsc

wAsaIsGTcS February 2lst The President
and zfs fi yeland held the last of their public
receptions tonight. They received IN the blue
70 m assisted by the ladies Of the Cabinet.
The ss.,ole lwcr floor of the house Yves thrown
opra. and 81 the rooms were lavishiy decor
st..i with Eslrers. An immense throng of peo-
pi>fSo5d III line in font of the White House.
,sshiiire their turn 20 crowd the rooms ami see
the President and his wife for the last time in
a Pub ic reception at the White House.
Not being card reception, il was free To-
all and dress suits Snd decolette dresses were
the exception. instead of the rule. as on former
ogc4sscus. From o clock TO 1880 o'clock. osse
Continuous stream o. people passed through
the 7trms. ant when The house was closed y.
the latter hcur, there were still a number O..
people IN line who got no closer than within
one hundred feet of the front do1r.
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HaRKlsoN's INAUGURAL.
The President-Eiect win Declare Him
self Against a Second Term.

INDIANAPOLIS, February 2ist-President-elect
Harrison Is believed to have completed his in
augural address and most interesting gossip is
in circulation among a select few to the effect
that in his inaugural the General will come out
strongly in favor of the one-term idea
The day was given up to packing and tearing
up az the Harrison househ9ia, preparatory 70 re-
visitors to-day. i having become widely known
by this time that both the General and Mrs.
Harrison have discontinued their reception
hours
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rnE HAITIAN WAR.
A Rnmor that Hippoiyte's Army is De-
feated and Himself Killed.

BosToS, February 2lst.-News comes by the
steamer Delta of serious conflict between the
Northern and Southern armies. which lasted
Tor three days. one mile below ST. Mar, in
which the army under Hippolyte was complete.
ly routed and 200 or 800 killed.
The second officer also stated that rumor
gained considerable curren"y at Port Dupaix
that Hippolyte had been killed by a Northern
soldier. who received g., 600 for the job
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THE DEAD mILLroNAIxE.
Some Eastern Press Obituaries of tn
Late James G. Flood


New YORK. February 2ist.-Tbe evening
papers all devote considerable space 10 obitu-
aries of the late James C. Flood of California.
The Commercial Advertiser attributes his sue
cess to energy, self-reliancc and industry.
The World speaks of his revenue.
The telegram says he was SO very reticent and
unassuming by nature that his nearest friend
never derived from him any information OF a
personal character. He had heroic qualities
of the most remarkable men developed by the
wonderful growth of the West and its rich
mines
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In the House.
Washington Sotes.

WASHINGTON, February 21st--francis Whsr-
ton solicitor OF The state Department and
leeai writer. died this morning, aged IS.
Tie President has returned to the House. with
u veto message the bill for the relief of settlers
On ste pes Moines river lands.
d. W Bliss who attended President Garfield
during his Illness, died at 7I5 this morning.
Ii is believed the President will afiix his sig
nature 10 the Omnibus Territorial bin to-mof-
row, in honor OF washington's birthday.
q Good Day FOR Private Secretaries.
WASHINGTON. February 2lst.-A provision was
inserted in the conference report on the legis-
l2iive appropriation bill increasing the salary
OF the Private Secretary 10 the President nom
bill was agreed TO this afternoon to pay Dan La
mont $1,000 for this difference in his saiary.
warning TO chestnut Crackers.
WASHINGTON. February 2isf--ln the Police
Court to day Hannah Hartnetie. good-lookirg.
ed.baired girl, caused the srraignm' nj Of sam
Derry because when she passed them they in-
ouireds Where's the white horse r The young
men were fined S. each.
3ranny b syard Getting Bold.
wAsHrSsTox. February 2lst.- State Depart
ment officials isugh at the suggestion that Ger
They say they would FIRST like to be informed
whist Klein had done 10 deserve punishment,
and then want Germany 10 prove Il.
Mrs. SseRford's Closing Reception.
WASHINGTON. February DIST Mrs. Stanford
gave the last OF her public ecepiiors this efter
the most prominent society people in the city,
ans among the callers were number OF Cali
iOrnislS
WASHINGTON. February list Representative
0Denneil presented IN the House to-day. an
enormous petition against the sunday rest bill
which bears the signatures Of 80 Goo Seventh
Dsy Advenlists in al parts OF the country.
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DUBLIN. February 2Ist-O' Brien was taken to
Galway jail this morning, under a strong
snard. The crowd cheered, but there was no
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Pug,lIstIc Points.

BosToN, February 2ist.-Joe Lannon and Jack
Ashton are matched TO fight on March 18th, for
a $1,000 pure. with two ounce gloves.
Jack Haylin offers TO take Ike Weir's place in
the fight with Murphy, and will post guar
antee to appear in the ring and not to ask a
cent in advance.
BALTIMORE, February 2lst-In fight with
Billy White last right Con. Tobin broke his
arm and had to quit. big JIM" farm hand,
took Tobin's place and was soon put to sleep.
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a Terrible affair in Tennessee.

NASHVILLE, February 2lst.-Yesterday George
Dannaway. OF Rutherford county. in this State.
murdered his uncle, fatally shot his aunt and
ctue ly beat his cousin, whom he had been
counting. The cause of his action is wholly I'M
known. He is still at large.
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Klaln,s Allared Pedicree

BERLIN, February 2lst-The German papers
assert that Klein, the American charged by
Germany with having led the Mataafaites in
Samoa when the Germans were repulsed in De-
cember last, was born at Lahr and served as
Sergeant nthe German army during the Franco
Prussian war. He was. so it is stated, subse-
quently compelled to leave Germany, and went
IN Ar,,ar
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| ST. PETERSBURG. February 2lst-General Nell
doff, the Russian commander. has been ordered
70 attack the Ameer Of Afghanistan if the latter 8
t-os, oh > ha Pt,e
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supreme Judges Run Down.

ISpIASApoLIs. February 21st-As Supreme
Court Judges Coffey and Berkshire came out OF
the CAPITOL grounds to-day careless wheelmsn
collided with them. Judge Cofey was struck
BY the bicycle in the side and felled heavily 10
the pavement. His wrist was badly sprained
and he was otherwise bruis ed and seriously in
jured Judge Berkshire also received slight in.
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/ y tJf4NtD'S
sI5 Howard 81, near Third. san Ersno.sEo

A FIRST LASS LODGING HOTEL. CON.
"a tainip2 zoo rooms; Water and gas In each
room; no better beds ia the world; no guest
allowed to use the linen once used by another:
large reading room; hot and cold water baths
free. dee OF rooms: Per night SO aud 70 cents
per week, from So upwards. Open ali night.
Il. HUGHES, Proprietor.
rs at Marke.-street Ferry take Omnibus Lfne
IF arrest csrs for Third and Howard. TTStf
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CuxEEELASD (Md-}, February 2lsk This
morning scar Evans. contractor, shot and
Xii. ed Jacob Kirby and MORALLY wounded A. l.
ago Hoke horseWhippsd Evans, and to-day the
two men attacked Evans. and he used his re-
vo1ver il 6elt-defeu8e-
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oARNor,s -. BlNsr.
The French President "a Quicker Cabinet
maker Thar Harrison.

PARIS, February 2ist-Presidcnt Carnot has
issued decree officially announcing the forna
ton of a Cabinet. with the following members
TiTard, Premier and Minister of Commerce
De Freycinct, Minister OF War; Koristans, Min
lister of the Interior; Rouvier Minister of Fl
nance; De Falliers Minister of instruction.
Theocriet, Minister of Justice; Fase, Minister OF
Agriculture; Admiral JaGvef, u mister of Marine
Baron Courcel, Minister of Foreign Affairs.
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PEsTH, February 21st-The Lower ne Of
the Diet to-day, by large majority. sssed
paragraph Ii of the army BILL with all cf Pre-
n.ier Tiszas amendments.
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Our BalI-Tossers In Rome.
A Kilkenny Shindy,
Prospect of a Battle.

LONDON, February 2lst-The Spani Ii mail
steamer Isle de Cuba. plying between Spain and
Cuba, was wrecked of Corunna and is total
loss. The officers, crew and passengers were
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HENRY ECKHARDT, GUNSNITH,

MANUFACTURES AND DEAL q -
tH er in Guns, Kidex Revoivers, MT
Ammunition and Sporting Goods
All the leading makes Of Guns and
Rifles at popular prices-Parker, ~
Leferer, Colts, Smith, Ithaca, new Baker and
new make Guns. First-olass Sun and Rife
work. Send for price LIST OF guns. No. 52s
street. Ssezsms1tes Cal. 4
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which rs sreaut for sarcas,n


NEW YORK, February 2ist.-A dispatch from
Ottawa, Ont, says: A Conservative member of
Parliament viii shorty introduce q resolution
authorizing the Government to purchase the
Eastern States of the American Union.
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A SEMINARY Alarmed.

BoRDENTowN IN. J. February 21st--All the
young ladies of the scrior class In the Female
College here have left the school. 1t seems that
while discussion literary topics before the class
referred to the morals of early days in England,
and used language which the girls say was in
shockingly bad taste. Among other things he
warned them of the dangers of dancing in full
dress with men. He thought girls should not
accept bon bons OF a glass of punch fom gentle
men. The bon bors might be drugged. He
asod sa,I III ee ", ta. any yU.ng gisi VINO
weld TO him more than she Olght
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a REAL BLIzz ARD.
The Fiercest Storm of the Season Raging
in the Northwest.

ST. PAUL. February 2lst The fiercest storm
of the season is raging in Minnesota, Dakota
and Manitoba TO night. Winnipeg reports the
mercury % below zero; Moorhead. Mimi, 20c
below and a blizzard raging; Huron, OAK, 12o
below. III this city il is go below and falling.
The mercury has dropped $50 here since the
forenoon.
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coss sEsaosAL rsoc1norses.
In the senate.

WASHINGTON, February 2ist-In the Senate
to-day Stoekbridge OF Michigan introduced a
peiitlsn against the proposed Sunday-resI law,
with 80 0e1 Signatures. s. 80 of which were
sigrea by Gallo mans.
cIs oner submitted report OF the commit e
for The investigation of the Office OF Architect
freset. recommending the arrest of Chief Clerk
Thomas l.. Fisher for contempt III not answer
ine certain qeesdons pat TO him by the com
miitee.
On motion OF Morgan. the matter went owes
without action
Hosrs resolution for investigation of election
oui ages ia certain states was considered Cor.
man spose in opposition thereto.
Al clock the reso .rtion WAS laid aside in.
formally. aud the Senate resumed consideration
of the sundry civil appropriation bill. the pend
ing question being an Amendment as 10 steenl
plate pTiDti machines
AtS.s5 the presiding officer announced that
the enrolled bill for the admission of the States
of Aoitn DRkca. South Dakota, Montana and
Washington had been signed by him and By
the Speaker OF the House. II was hen sent to
the President for his signature.
The debate on the sundry civil bill was thcL
resumed and several amendments agreed TO-
after which the Senate adjourned.
IL the House.
WASHINGTON, February 2ist.-Ia the Honse
Randall offered resolution for re erence to the
Committee on Rules, providing for fixing the
carly consideration of Cowlss' revenue bill.
gEe POstoifice appropriation bin was taken IN
IN Committee OF the Whole.
some amendments were debated at length
and without completing the bill, the committee
rose and the House adjourned.
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COLUMNS Is. CO. February 2lst.-Snow began
falling asout $50 this morning, and is now two
and half inches deep on the level and falling
thick and fast. II is the heaviest fall Of show
within the r.,cnllectinn of our citizars
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swIfI's SPECIFIC cured me OF mslignaut Blood
Poison AFTER had been treated in vain with old
so called remedies Of Mercury and Potash. S. s.
the Rheumatism which was caused by the poi
sonoas minerals. GEO. BOVkLL. 2322 Third
avenue N. Y.
scrotuia developed on my dsughter--swelling
and Jumps on her neck. We gave her SWIFT
SPECIFIC ard the result was womb rfui, and the
cure prompt. I. A. DEARM0SD, ( leveland. Tenn.
Swirgss SPECIFIC is entirely vegetable rem
edy, and Is the only medicine which perrna
nently cures Scrofula, Blood Humors. Cancer
and Contagious Blood Poison Send tor books
on Blood and skin Diseases. mailed free
THE SWIFT Specific CO.
MwF Drawer s. Atlanta. Ga.
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NEW YORK, February 2lst.-The Grand Jury
found indictments against Ives and Stayner for
grand larceny in connection with their 1oiDgs
with the securities of the Cincinnati, Harnil-
ton ana Dayton Railroad.
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UNDERTAKES.
REEVES Il yTNt

" TT IL ri "a ~ - - VI ~
6o9 j ST., bet. Sszti, and esontsi ,nortn sios.
YNTEKBEP Oh 6AND a COMFLETR,-~sss..
wv STOCK OF Cofnns and Caskets; slso >szsxsass
Shrouds OF every description. Orders from city
or country vii, resolve prompt attention, day O.
night. EMSALHING done IN tee best TaaDnes
at reason sble rates Ar
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Horsfora's Acid Phosphate
For wakeiulness, hysteria and other dis
eases of the nervous system.
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A SORE throat is soon relieved by DR.
Jayne's Expeetorsnt. an old remedy fol
bronchial and pulmonary disorders.
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ELEorroNErR,s GREAT SON.
The Pa.o Alto Cois Bsn Boy Sells at Auc.
ton for $4,000,

LEXINGTON (Ky.), February 2lst.--The sale of
trotters here to-day was most phenomenal.
Sixty-one head were sold, bringing total of
sl42 $50. The price paid for Bell Boy is the
highest ever paid for horse in America, either
trotter or thoroughbred. He was sold TO II.
Clark, of Elmira, N. Y, and 3. II. Hopper of
Marionsyille o.. for S51 900.
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pERILs OF PIoNEERs.
School Children Devoured by Wolves in
the Minnesota Backwoods,

from creditable source reaches here that few
days ago. in the sparsely settled country around
Aitken, two white children returning to their
hon es from school were attacked and completely
devoured by ravenous timber wolves. few
scattered bones and shreds of clothing alone re-
main as the horrible testimony of the childrens
fate
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susrLE IS NOT INDUSTRY.

There is right way and wrong way to clean
house. This picture shows the wrong way. Do
you wish to know the right ways Buy cake of
sArorrA and try it in your next housekeeping
and you will appreciate the difference 50 much
thar you will never be without it again. No. SO.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
GENERAL HARRISON OPPOSED re
A SECOND TERM.
Kenna Elected Senator from West
Virginia-School Children De-
voured by Wolves.
the RAILWAY AGREEMENr.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-vsIos.l
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shelled by q French Cruiser.

CSnDeT ldSls WAS Dorm at l1A0I ana served as
Sergeant inthe German army during the Franco
Prussian war. He was, so it is stated, subse
quently compelled to leave Germany, and wen
10 America.
Sheiied by q French Cruiser.
ROME February 2lst.-A dispatch from Alder
says it is reported there that a French cruiser
under command OF Admiral Aubray, has bonn
barded Sagallo, where the Atchinoff expedi
ton was Professionally located, and that five
members of the expedition were wounded
Others were captured and imprisoned at Obock
Our BalI-Tossers In Rome.
ROME. February 2lst.-The Chicago and All
America ball teams were given Il hearty wei
come here. They play Saturday, Monday and
tuesday. Tuesday evening they start for Flor
encc, thence to Paris. They return TO the United
States in April.
A Kilkenny Shindy.
DUBLIN, February 2lst.-A riot occurred al
Kilkenny last night on the arrival OF jaime.
Lawrence Carew. arrested in Scotland on Tues
day. The mob attacked the police and were
charged upon. Several were injured
spanish steamer Wrecked.
LONDON, February 2lst.-The Spani h mai
steamer Isle de Cuba. plying between Spain ano
Cuba, was wrecked of Corunna and is a tota
loss. The officers, crew and passengers were
saved.
Prospect of Battle.
ST. PETERSBURG. February 2lst-General Nell
DOH, the Russian commander. has been ordered
W dtdCk lAt ANGER VI Tan III me latter
troops approach the Russian frontier:
Tisza Gets in His Work.
PEsTH, February 21st-The Lower ne Of
the Diet to-day, by large majority, -ssed
paragraph Ii of the srmy BILL with all cf Pre-
n.ier Tisza's amendments.
O'Brien Taken to Galway.
DUBLIN. February 21st.-O' Brien was taken to
Galway jail this morning, under strong
gnard; The crowd cheered, but there was nc
disturbance.
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belonging to the Oklahoma boomers started
from Caldwell yesterday headed for the new
Territory. There are said to be 5000 people
ready to cross the line soon SION as Congress
gives the word
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sentenced to the f3a,Iows.

NlSNEAPoLIs, February 2lst.-After a trial un-
paralleled III this State for length and for the
skill with which it was conducted and after
numerous appeals to the Governor, The fat went
forth 10. day that Tim and Pete Barrett two
young men who shot and killed street-car
driver named Tallefson. in Minneapolis, about
a year ago, for the purpose of robbing his ar,
must hang for their crime. The date for the
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Absolutely Pure.

This powder never varies. marvel of purity,
strength and wholesomeness. More economical
than the ordinary kinds, and cannot rbe sold in
competition with the multitude of lowest.
short weight alum or phi ssphste powders Sold
only in cans. ROYAL BAKING POWDER CO..
l's5 Val atrses. New York. TIE JOHNSON
LOCKE MERCANTILE Co., Agents Gan Fran
CISCO rs ,nv1a-sp1v
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suicide of q specuIator,

NEW YORK February 2lst-John Dudley Ken
nedy committed suicide at the Putnam House
this afternoon by poison. He had been in
volyed. it is said. IN legal troubles with the
banking firm of Fisk d Hatch over a sum Of
SIS, 0c0.
Death OF General ShsrmaD's sister.
NEW YORK, FEBRUARY 22d.-Frsnces Sherman
Moulton, sister of General and Senator Sherman
and wife of Colonel Charles w. Moulton, died
in this city this morning, i'll her Goth year.