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DIsGRACEFUL SCENES.
Alleged Rowdy ism by Gangs of Intoxi-
Gated Mtlitiamen.

WASHINGTON, March 5th.-The conduct of the
Pennsylvania militia attending the inaugural
ceremonies here has been marked all along by
disgraceful scenes. Their rowdyish acts and
drunken debaucheres eliminated to-day in al
most a riot. Early this morning the companies
quartered in the Posfofice DEPARTMENT and in
Odd Fellows Hall on Seventh street turned out
OF their hunks half-crazed from the effects of
last nights debauch. They raided neighboring
saloons, despoiling them OF allledibles and fore.
ing them 10 close. They congregated on the
sidewalk, pelted the passersby with oysters
stolen from the saloons, tossed negroes in
blankets and destroyed signs.
young lady clerk on her way to her store was
halted, and after dancing in a ring around her
they turned her clothing over her head and left
her 10 extricate herself. About this time the
police interfered, but were put TO flight An
alarm was turned in from the patrol box, and
patrol wagon load of officers rushed to the
scene. AS soon as they alighted they were sur
rounded by a bowling mob. who pushed them
them.
The Colonel of the Tenth Pennsylvania Regi-
ment, who was quartered near by, heard of
these proceedings, and calling company he
charged down the hill on the mob of drunken
soldiers at a double quick with fixed bayonets
he was thoroughly enraged, and gave his men
orders not to stop at anything. The soldiers fled
before the onslaught and the police were re-
leased After clearing the street he stationed
guard around the pcstoffice and left orders with
Lieutenant to take harsh measures TO ouen
the first signs of disorder. His prompt action
probably prevented serious riot, as the citizens
are driven to desperation over the outrageous
conduct OF their rufiianly guests.
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Sugar muddie and he has decided not to recall
his extradition warrant This means that the
prisoners must so to New York Tor trial.
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Trial of Nevada coun,y's sheriff on
Charge of SampertrS With Ballots.

Trial OF Nevada coun,y's Sheriff on q
Charge of famperirS With Ballots.
NEVADA CITY. March 5th.-lhe trial Of the
case OF the people against sheriff George Lord
on a charge OF tsmperine With the Boston Ra-
vine election ballots, began his morning The
courtroom was crowded to excess all day, the
epestlnterest being taken regardless ofpolitieS
jury, which is generally conceded to be made
up OF falr-minded and intelligent men, was Sc
cured by three O'clock The District Attorney
made the opening staten Mt, and called Paul
Morateur, Inspector of Elections at Boston Ra-
vine precinct, as the first witness
The defense moved TO throw the case out of
court on the ground that the information was
detective no ofense against law being stated
tnereln The objection was overruled by Judge
Walhng, and the defense excepted.
Morateur testified as to the manner in which
the Boston Rayine Board oonduc ed the elec-
tlon, alleging all the proceedings to have been
correct and regular. He was still on the stand
al clock, when the Court adjourned till TO-
morrow.
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DOWN BY raE SEA.
Brilliant Wedding of Chicago Couple
ar Pacific Grnre

MONTEREY, March 5th.--CyrUs Hall McCor-
mick and Miss Harriet Bradley Hammond, OF
Chicago, were united in marriage in the Epis-
copal Church at Pacific Grove to-day by Rev.
Henry s. Nibbert, OF Chicago, assisted by Rev.
J. Fred Holmes, of Monterey. The church was
beautifully decorated with ferns ana evergreens
for the occasion. great many people were
present from Del Monte, Monterey and Pacific
Grove The ceremony was performed at y
O'Clock, after which the party returned to lei
Monte where grand reception was held.
The groom is son of Cyrus Mccormick, Sr OF
reaper celebrity, of Chicago. The psrty con.
sists of twenty-tour persons, and have been al
| the Hotel Del Moute for over three weeks and
are much pleased with their surroundings 4
grand ball wss given tonight in honor of the
occasion. No date has been fixed when the
party will leave the coast.
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home AFFAIRS.
PHILADELPHIA'S NOTED PHILAN,
THROPIST DYING.
A Panic in Wheat at Chicago-Re-
ception TO Archbishop Riordan
"A Cobbler's Luck-Etc.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRp-uNloN.l
sraNFosD,s yIEws.
What the Senator Has to Say About Presi
dent Harrfso on's Cabinet

0-+----->r
dent Harrison's Cabinet.
WASHINGTON, March 5th.-Senator Stanford,
when asked his opinion of the personnel OF the
Cabinet said: Il think very highly of the Cab
met. have been canvassing in my own mind
the character of each member of the Cabinet,
and think each one will run his own depart
ment most successfully. 1 would like very
much to have had a representative from our
State in the Cabinet, for think it is important
TO the Pacific coast that its interests should be
better understood in the East than they are.
We must now depend on our representatives in
Congress TO present our wants and guard our
interests. 1t is to be regretted that we did not
get a place in the Cabinet, but the situation
must be accepted cheerfully and we must be
satisfied that the President acted with wisdom
in making his selections. The Presidents in
augural address was splendid. I regard it as
one of the most statesmanlike documents ever
issued. The message is broad and liberal. and
the President will see that the laws are ex-
tended over all the country. Harrison will be
President for the whole people He will
guard the rights of one man as well as of
another, be he rich or poor"
The other members of the California delega-
ton We're interviewed, and all expressed them
selves in the same strain
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IDAHO.
The Situation at the Town That Was
Jumped in Day.

WALLACE, March 9TH The parties who have
located lo;s-and there are few who have not
have been lusy during The week fencing their
possessions. The fences. together with the few
give the town an appearance III strange con-
trast with that OF week ago. Colonel Wallace
and the Town Site Company are blamed Tor
selling lots after the official notice of flaw in
the title. Wallace claims to have acted on the
advice of the United States Register at COur
d Aleue CITY
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THE METROPOLIS.

Return of Captured Stage Robbor-A
Case of Smsll-pox-Etc.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 5th.--Arthur W. Knox,
recently telegraph operator at Ross station has
been sent TO the smallpox hospital.
ii. h.. Gordon was yesterday brought 10 tire
city and delivered 10 Marshal Franks. He was
recently captured in Missouri, and is charged
with completely in the stage robbery az Glover.
dale
The Receiver of the California National Bank
has given little satisfaction to the depositorS.
1t is said that s2l500 had been collected and is
now lying idle at the Sub Treasury.
Some valuable papers, principally contracts
have been stolen from the Recorders Office
Several days sgo prominent attorney put a
deed in his pocket and was going away with il
when detected
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General Har'lson's Formal .aunausce
-u<ut of HIS Cabinet 0fs...s

General Harrlson's Formal .9unausce-
unent of His Cabinet Of.cr,s
WASHINGTON March 5th-Prssident Harrison
today sent to the Senate the following noulina-
tions:
James G. Blaine OF Maine, Secretary o. state.
William WINDOW, OF Minnesota, Secretary OF
the Treasury.
War
Benjamin F. Tracy, of New York, Secretary of
the Navy.
Interior.
John Wanamaker, of Pennsylvania, Postmas-
ter-General
W. H. H. Miller, of Indiana Attorney General.
jeremiah Rusk. of Wisconsin, Secretary OF
Agriculture.
SOME DISAPPOINTMENT EXPRESSED.
WASHINGTON, March 5th.-Prrsident Uarri.
sons cabinet, as nominated and confirmed by
the Senate, vas that previously announced.
His nominations are criticised mainly because
no Tt rscognition is given the Pacific coast. The
Southern men are also complaining because uo
man representing that section distinctively has
been selected. In all the comment and criti-
cism OF the Cao'net, it was conceded that the
selections were the personal choice of the Pres.
ldent. Every element composing the Republi-
can party Is repres sented.
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FOREIGN INPELLIGENoE.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REooRp-uxIox. !
roo AMERICAN.
The Germans Taken somewhat Aback at
Hsrri,on'a Foreign Policy.

The Germans Taken somewhat Aback at
Hsrri,on's Foreign Policy.
BERLIN. March 5th.-Except the Tl9otlae and
IoSSlsche Zetag the payers reserve their opinions
on President harrisons inaugural address. The
id9e6tdu says the address shows an arrogant
spirit and does not display particularly friendly
feelings toward other fowers
The ioSSlsche 3eitaRg says: The friends OF
America hoped for more friendly DISPOSITION
from Harrison than Cleveland The message
hardly STRENGTHENS that hope, referring 10
American claims and interests as If necessarily
supreme a view other nations will not be in
clined to recognize
THESE Criticisms arise from an illinformed rx-
peetation that the message would contain
some expression Gu the Samoa dispute which
would indicate the intention OF the new Gov
trnment 10 reverse Bayard's polio in a diree-
ton that would meet Germany's desires
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RUsTlINe THE RUsTLERs.
Gang of Outlaws Effectively Disposed
of by Settlers.

DENVER, March 5th.-News reached here TO-
day from Springfield, a small town in the Neu-
tral Strip, isolated from any telegraph line. that
the settlers, who for year had been suffering
greatly at the hands of band of eighteen Rust
lers, had a week ago warned the gang that un-
less they Immediately left that section they
rt wou.u De hThge9 Th f an pur mse aelt & lor otner
rounded on Friday night by Vigilantes and
three OF them captured and lynched. The other
two escaped. The names of the dead men are
not known
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RAILROAD TOPICS.
Conference Between State Railroad and
Interstate Commerce Commissioners

WASHINGTON, March 5th.-A conference OF
State RAILROAD Commissioners and the Inter
state Commerce Commission was he'd to-day.
for the purpose of considering the establish
ment of uniform system of reporting railway
statistics; the simplifcation and unifieation OF
classifying freights; whether or not railway
construction should be regulated by law; how
10 obtain harmony in railroad legislation etc
Commissioners were present from twenty differ
ent States, among them CaliioInis. The ac-
counting officers OF several railroads were repre-
sented by committee.
Judge cooley opened the conference with an
address, after which the subjects of the
uniformity of statistics and classification
of freight were debated Adjourned till to-
morrow.
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Rush for Department Appoip .ment..


! WASHINGTON, Msrch 5th.-Candidates for De-
1 partment Offices are appearing in every direc-
! ton The place OF the most Importance to the
Pacific Coast in the Interior Department is that
of Commissioner of the General Land Office
Senator Stewart has recommended for this place
ex-kepresentative Wren OF Nevada and his ap-
plication has been indorsed by the members OF
the California delegation.
Republican Senatorial Caucus.
WASHINGTON, March 5th.-wirhin day or
two caucus of Republican Senators will be
held to re-srrange the commit ses of that body
and provide places thereon for the new Sem
atoTs. An order of business will also be ar
ranged at the caucus. II is thought the dis
be at present resumed.
Decision In An Oregon Case.
WASHINGTON, March 5th i'm an opinion rend-
cred by Justice Miller in the case OF the Oregon
Railway and Navigation Company, plaintiff in
error, vs.. the Oregonian Railway limited. the
power te lease it's railroad, and that the Naviga-
ton Company had no power to take the lease.
Unsigned Bills.
WASHINGTON, March 5th Thirty Acts which
had passed Congress failed 10 become laws be-
cause the President did not sign them The
most prominent wac one grsnting a pension to
the widow of General Fitzpatrick.
Chae Chan Ping Case Continued.
WAsHiSeTos. March 5th.-In the Supreme
Court to-dey the case of Chae Chan Ping was
reassigned for hearing on March 25th. upon mo.
ton OF Attorney General Garland.
Tho Sessions Appropriations.
WAsHiSGToS. March 5th.-The amount carried
by the general appropriation bills passed a; this
session of Congress is s2Si, ,s97 900 against 500
qtb 600 for the current year.
No Blockade at Haytf.
WASHINGTON, March sth.-The United States
steamer Galena has arrived at Hsyti and ~
ports NJ blockade existing.
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FASNon OPINION.
How Leading Parisian Journals Regard
Harrison's Address.

PARIS, March 5lh.-Ls Temps, commenting on
the inaugural address, OF President harrison,
calls attention 10 the Traditional and systematic
abStentlon OF America from declaring "a foreign
policy, while proclaiming loudly the duty of
the country 10 protect her citizens wherever es-
tahlished
lie Liberte does not see how the Monroe Doc
trine applies in the case OF the Panama Canal
as no Power ever thought of esteb ishiug
authority over the canal.
Figaro sees in Harrison resolute partisan of
the &onroe Doctrine
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Rain in the Souti,.

PASADENA, March 5th.-A light rain fell this
afternoon, accompanied by thunder. A heavy
rain is falling in the mountains, and there art
indications OF heavy Shove in the valley
SANTA MARIA, March 5th-Light showers fell
yesterday, but it is clear now and fine growing
Weather
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HE MEANS BUSINESS.
General Gof Determined to be West vir-
giuia's Governor.

CHARLESTON (W. Va.), March 5th.-The in
terest and excitement growing out of the Guber-
Material situation continues, but there have
been no steps taken to change the situation.
Tonight it is announced that an application
for a quo udyTaBto will be made to the Supreme
Court by General Gof tomorrow. Meanwhile
Wilson maintains his hold upon the Executive
Office and is Governor to all outward appear
ances. Carr (Dem has made no move that is
visible Oh the surface.
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rnN rARNELL INourMY.


Lonu Down Easily.
LONDON, March 5th.-The Parnell Commits ion
resumed to-day. Attorney General Webster told
about Pigotps communication to Soames from
Madrid, and Their proceeded to take mp that
part of the case relating to the Irish Borld
Hannen decided that the fact that the Irish
World raised money for the Irish cause did not
make the recipient OF money responsible iortne
papers articles but afiordtd d an important link
In the evidence regarding the distribution of
newspapers inciting TO outrage.
kvidence was submitted that between the
yesrs $50 and 1881 copies of the Irish World
were sent out either directly or indirectly from
the offices of the National League in Dublin
Webster read artc es, also speech of Dillon,
urging the destruction of the police protecting
landlords.
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A COBBLER'S LUCK.
An Humble Shoe Carpenter Elected
Mayor of an Iowa Town.

Mayor OF an iowa Town.
WATERLOO Qowa), March 5th-The city cleo
tion here yesterday was the broadest kind of a
mated for Mayor by the Non-Partisan Conven-
tion. He was not satisfactory to part of the
citizens, and during the morning s. ]. Hoot was
brought out as a candidate. He is a cobbler
who has his bench in a small tailor shop. The
springing of his name was looked upon as a
joke until the Knights of Labor and railroad
shop men began voting for him, and when the
one hundred majority. Business men are al
most beside themselves with chagrin while the
supporters of Hoot paraded the streets with
banners and bands.
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wAsHuNGro> TERRITORY.
Strike of employees of The Oregon Rail
way and Navigation Company.

TACOMA March 5th The Oregon Railway
and Navigation strike broke out at this point
tonight, on account of 10 per cent reduction
in wages being ordered, and the splendid
Sound steamer I. J. Potter was tied up at the
wharf on her arrival here from Seattle at p
NJ. The crew of the Emma Hayward followed
suit on her arrival at p. NJ, and by tomorrow
every steamer of the Oregon Railway and Nsvi-
cation Company ten in number. in the Puget
Sound trade will be tied up. That the com
pany expects stubborn fight is evineed from
the fact that all tickets have been withdrawn
from sale
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ONE OF GODS NoBLEMEN.

Philanthropist Wiliiamson's Life of Char
liable Deeds Nearly Ended.
PHILADELPHIA, March 5th.-The venerable F.
V. Williamson was stricken with paralysis this
morning, and now lies in a critical condition.
Few names have been made as familiar through
sum total of his benefactions is given, it will
be found to be from 600 to Sl5, ,0000G0 in
cludipg his recent contribution for the estab-
lishment of school for manual training
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a Baw1LDERED YOUTH.
The Society Reporter Loses His Head az
the Magoue Ball

tht lNAtQue ESaII-
SAN Francisco, March 5th.-The great Marii-
Gras ball given uuder the auspices of the Art
Association, at the Grand Opera House was a
signal success. The general hints of the mar
vels to be expected had not been exaggerated,
and anticipation was beggared by the actual
realization. The fitting CLEANS of Thousand
colors, blended into picture of surprising
brilliancy and animation, ali contributed to
produce an ideal representation of modern So
cety in one CT its bappi st aspects.
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cANA.IAN luaI Z,
L Statesman Willing to / dmii New Eng
Land 10 he Ynrctni..n

ianu 20 he p0ifstni~n.
OTTAWA, March 5th.-Mr. Mills proposes for
Canada 10 build up the New Englsnd States
Yesterday he gave notice in Parliament of a ies-
! olutlon 10 that effect, aud says he believes the
! New England States are anxious to JON the DO
lninlon. Competition with the South has
wrought serious injury to established industries
of the North, while the New England Ststes
were losing prominence on account of the rapid
development in the West
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"Of course no young lady should go out
at night without chaperone," said Har-
lem belle to her Chicago visitor. "Thats
SO" replied the Wabash avenue damsel,
" but every girl hasn't got chap of her
OVID, you know Time.
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HOW | SUFFERED

Seventeen Years from a Skin Disease.
Could not Walk or Dress Myself. A
Mass of Disease from Head to Foot.
Cured 10 Eight Weeks by The Cuticura
Ea,nai;a.
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CANADA.
Tho Govern ment Opposed TO Raising the

The Govern ment Opposed to Raising the
Duty ON American Products
OTTAWA, March 5th.-There are to be no
changes in the tariff. Scores of deputations
have been visiting Ottawa for weeks past, seek
ing every change imaginable. The flour men
wanted the Government to increase the duty on
American flour from 30 cents to 81 per barrel,
and the Canadian lumbermen, in view of the
hostile action of Congress, sought a reduction
in OF the abolition of the export duty on pine
sawiogs. Scrap iron and steel deputations also
VISITED tie Capital in vain.
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The Boom at Spokane.

SPOKANE FALLS, March 5th-Contracts have
been let foT grading on the Spokane and North
ern Railroan and work will commence immedi-
ately. Z. R. Roberts viii be Chief Engineer.
He was formerly with the st. Paul, Minneapolis
and Manitoba Company.
A commercial National Bank was organized
to-day. Among the Directors is Nathan Toklas
of San Francisco. The capital stock is So
600 co.,
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DOWN ANn OUT.
King Milan Decides TO Abdlgate The
rc,,rn,a ~ Sa-x;a

Throne Of SeIvia.
LONDON, March 5th-A dispatch from Bel
grade to the Daily NeaUs says: There is the high
est authority for the statement that King Milan
viii abdieate for good in iavor of his son on
Wednesday, and that Ristios win bs appointed
Regent for the whole time of the son IS minority.
King Milan has been soifering fol salne
months from nervous malady, which became
worse since the death OF Rudolph. He is
much from insomnia. He declares toat hu can
not continue to govern, except with danger TO
, his reason aud peri 10 his Ii G.
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LONDON, March 5th-Numerous dispatches
have passed between the Foreign CtIice and the
British Embassy at Madrid concerning the pa
pers left by Pigott. The special detective sent
To Madrid win testify before the Parnel Com
m Thur .day
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Reception to Archbishop Riordan

CHICAGO, March 5th Archbishop Riordan of
San Francisco, now on his return from Europe,
was rendered reception at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. John Cudahy on Michigan avenue
this evening A large number of Chicago
most distinguished citizens attended. Dia-
monds. Worth costumes and tropical plants
abounded in the Louis XIV. drawing-roon,
where the reception was held, and the affair
was one of the most refined excellence. Kins-
ley arrancef1 q fauitleSs supnar
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BRITISH COLUMBIA.
A Bark Wrecked and Four of the Crew
Reported Drowned.

VICTORIA, March 5th,-A report lust received
from Neah bay stat thst tie British bark or.
Gordon, from England to Puget sound with rail-
road iron, was wrecked iorty miles south I
Cape Flattery Oh February 9th. F. ur Of the
crew were drowned. A tug lef. Neah bay to-day
to render assistance
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PARIS. narel 9Th "A deputstion from BYu-
ifglie visited Balianger TO day and presented
70 him sword OF hfnor- The Government has
iorbiddeu similar demonstrations in the future
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