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LEGISLATIVE NOTES.

President pro tenn. White held the Senate
down TO the rules yesterday and vast amount
OF business was transacted during the three
hours and twenty minutes the Senate was in
session. he also took occasion to score incom-
petent clerks of committees for the careless
manner in which amendments adopted in com
mlttee were sent in with the bills
Inc San francisco papers OF Sunday con-
tanned sensational dispatch dated from Ana
helm. Los Angeles county and representing
that the blil for the creation of the new county
OF Orange was solely in the interest OF the city
OF santa Ana, which, from its geographical To-
cation would naturally become the seat of gov
eminent OF the new county. The dispatch
charges that the leading hotel OF Santa Ana is
TO be changed into Courthouse and that
5000 has been raised in Santa Ana and sent TO
Sacramento, " for the purpose of using it where
1t will do the most good" A number of other
statements are made, which the advocates of
the new county claim are absurd, ana all de-
signed to creale prejudice against the bill in
the minds OF persons not familiar with the
geography of the territory affected by the pro
posed change. An examination of any State
map will show that the new county of Orange
would lop off an awkward pIolongation of Los
Angeles county ON the southeast, not as the
dispatch says, only fifteen by thirty miles but
twenty-three miles wide by forty enc miles
long, lying on the coast in the form of paral-
telegram, extending from northwest to south
east The city of Santa Ana, besides being the
largest town within the territory named occu-
pies the most central location for the seat of
government of the new county 1t is under
stood that IN the event of the passage of the bill
Two towns besides Santa Ana will be contestants
Tor the county seat of the new county thus ere
ated.
The Assembly Committee on Labor and Cap;-
tai will meet this morning in room S.
The Assembly Committee on Municipal Cor
poratlons met last evening for the consideration
Oh Assembly Blils Nos. q, 63, 50, 145 and l76.
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That sets the naked branches a.cuivering
is not felt by the wealthy valetudinarian
indoors, but not all the covering that can
be piled on his warm bed, nor all the fur
mace heat that anthracite can furnish, will
warEl' bis marrow when chills apd fever
runs its icy fingers along his spinal column.
Hostetters Stomach Bitters is the thing to.
infuse new warmth into his chilled and,
aguish frame, TO remedy the fierce fever
and e4hausting sweats which alternate
with the chill. Dumb ague, ague cake. bill
ious remit:ent-in short, every known.
form ST raalarial disease is subjrgated by
this potent, and at the same time, whole
some and genial medicine Biliousness,
construction, dyspepsia, sick Headaches,
loss OF appetite and sleep, kidney trouble,
rheumatism and debility are also remedied
by it. Use it with persistence to effect q,
thorough cure.
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The Golden Gate special.

The San Francisco Bulletin of last even
ing says: II is very likely that the time of
departure OF the Golden Gate special-the
weekly vestibuled train of the Central
route-will be changed from P. N. Sasur-
dav to s Pm 1t was announced- that the
change would be TO / n. NJ, but the still
later hour is considered much more desir-
able, not osly because it is a more con-
venient time to start ca the overland Jour-
ney, but Because oi closer connexions
possible. With this change in time it will
be possible for the traveller to go from bere.
TO New York in four days snd twenty
hours. leaving hers at s P. NJ, if hemakes
proper connection at Omaha. and takes the
Pennsylvania vessibuled st Chicago. stay
ing IN that city only an hour, he should
reach New York at =. NJ. the Thursday
following.
round-trip rate of s130 from here 10
Washington fos the Presidential iDsugura-
lion is announced. Part of this ticket,
from here to Chicago, wonld be good for
SIX months, sut the round-trip rate from
Chicago will permit only a limited stay in
Washingtoa, exactly how long is not vet
| known. General Passenger Agent Good
| man of tAe Southern Pacific, is now cnrre-
spending with Eastern passenger agents re
| gardinE the matter. Tickets from Boston.
New York and Eastern cities will be limited
| to only two or three days in Washington
but the feeling is that Californiaps, who
nave so far to travel to attend the grea,
event should be allowed gres.er ma-sin
OF time on their round trip.
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Also. IN Act to reaHlSte the vocation of FISH.
ing. ana 10 provide iherefFoIs revenue for the
restoration and preservation Of fish in the
waters OF the state. Committee on Fish and
Game.
also, an Act to authorize the Fish cou.mis-
sloners TO dispose CT the steam launch Governor
Stoneman. and to replace il by two smaller boats
to be used as patrol boats. Commistee On Fish
ard Game.
BY Mr.. DobbiE-An Act to authorize the state
Board OF Fish Commissioners 10 import game
birds into the State for propagation, and 10 ap-
propflate money for that purpuSe. Appropratss
s2,0O0.l COMMITTEES on Fish and Game
An Act 70 add section 6S71S 10 the Penal Code,
defining the punishment for shooting, trapping,
killing or other destruction OF certain game
birds prior TO January l, 1885 Protects wild
turkeys, prairie chickens. bobwhites, quail,
pheasants. grouse and skylarks Committee on
Fish and Game.
BY Mr.. weal-An Act 70 authorise municipal
corporations 10 obtain public water works
Committee on Water Rights and Drainage
BY Mr.. Coombs-An Act amending the Civil
Code with relation 10 by laws of corporations
Committee on Judiciary.
=, Ey t Mr.. Mu grew-An Act TO pay the claim of
William Saunders, for services rendered the
state. Committee on Claims
By Nh. Hall (by request(--An Act TO amend
the Political code relative to the salary of AS
slstant Acknowledgement. Committee on Mill
tary Affairs.
By Mr.. Brierly-An Act to amend the Act 10
establish uniform system OF county and town.
ship governments relating to the COMPENSATION
appontmen OF deput es aud providing of Of
heeS. Committee on County and Township
Governments.
BY Mr.. Chapnan-An Act to amend the Po-
litical Code relating to Notaries Public. Com
miitee on Judiciary.
BY Mr.. OTTOMAN Act TO provide for the sur
vey, sale and perfection of title 10 Iapd belong
ing TO the riparian owners of any lake. river
pond or stream created by accumulation of
mats riSl or by the recession of the water
Commi tee on Public Lands.
Mr. u all, of Assembly Select Committee act
ing with a similar committee from the Senate
10 confer with committee from the Nevada
Legislature, presented a report showing cost OF
entertainment, etc, to be Sl05. and recommend
ing that cnehalf said sum be borne BY each
House. Adopted
Mr. Crawford, of the Committee on Eduea-
ton presented report showing his committee
entitled to mileage amounting to SlS7 20.
Adopted.
6E>ERAL FILE.
Assembly Joint Resolution No /, approving
the charter of the city of stockton, was read
and adopted by unanimous vo;e.
BY resolution of Mr.. Seawell, the Secretary
OF State was directed to furnish the clerks of
the Committee on Judiciary with one set each
OF the la est pocket edition of the Codes for the
use of the committee.
At 4:5o o'clock the Assembly adjourned to IL
O'Clock A NJ. to morrow.
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THg NATIONAL CAPITAL.
ANOTHER DODGE TO DEl.tY sug
TARIFF BILL.
Senator Vance Loses an Fye-of
fetal News from Samoa
Bayard Fights Back.
lsrEclAL DISPATCHES 10 7l.s RHoonp-rxIos.l
SAMOAN aFFstRs
A Congressman Who Wants all The Facts
Brought to Lsryt

WASHINGTON, January 2sth.-In the Rouse, to-
day, Representative Ford, OF Michigan, offered
for reference to the Committee on Foreign
Affairs the following preamble and resolution:
WHEREAS, Recent dispatches from Vise-l on
sui blaekiock, of Apia, samoa, to the Secretary
OF State, SDd accounts ia the public pres have
conveyed Inc intelligence OF great iudignities
otered by the representatives of ciermaay to
American citizens and American Interests IN
Samoa; and, whereas. in The cor-Ssponder nee
transmitted by the President 10 Congress on
April >, lsSS. touching upon our rights in
Samoa, there appears letter fom the seers-
tary of State 10 tue British and German Minis
ters asking the permission of their Governments
TO make public the joint protocols OF the Samoa
conference held between the said Secretary ana
the said Ministers in the summer of ss5. which
pernisson was refused, and, whereas il IS al.
legged that the publication of these protocols
would show thst Germany mas violated the
treaty rights and Obligations solemn en- cred
into with the United states,
ReSsred, By the House OF Representatives.
thst the Secretary of STATE be now required 10
transmit TO the house all protocols and memo
Ianda OF the proceedings of said conference, If
not Incompatible with the public interest
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AT THE BAY.
Phelps Gaining on Clunie-Ths Turn.
Bezirk-LinGo still Pouudmasfer

SAN FRANCISCO, January 2Sth.-When the
Court adjourned this evening the con t in the
Phelps Clunfe matter showed Clunie but 2l
votes ahead. Twenty two precincts are yet to
be counted.
The Pacific Turn-Bezirk tins evening adopted
a resolution of respect to the memory OF Hugo
Golner OF st. Louis, the prominent Turner who
died recently, and ordered the flag OF each So
eiety belonging to the BeZirk to be displayed at
hai-msst for three days. commencing to-mor-
row. 1t a so passed resolution requesting all
societies belonging To the Bezirk to join The
Liberals
At the session of the Liberals this evening B.
F. Loomis speaking on the proposed fe-enact-
ment of Sunday law, declared that: neither
the Senate nor the Assembly Will entertain the
proposition
The Supervisors this evening continued Jake
llndo as Poundmaster, against the wishes. of
ll.COO citizens who asked that the public Pound
be placed in the care O: the President of the
Anti-Cruelty to Animals Society.
The Report was declared the official paper,
having offered to do all the city printing free of
charge
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AWFUL SUFFERING.
Fourteen Men Fatally Scalded by Steam
in New YORK


NEW YORK, January 2Sth.-A serious accident
occurred on board the steamship Republic, of
the White Star line, after her passengers were
landed at the wharf at the foot of Tenth street
yesterday. fourteen being fatally and seven
others seriously injured. The cause of the acct
dent was the breaking of one Of the furnace
hues.
An hour after the las: of her twenty cabin
passengers had left the wharf and the officers
and employees were preparing to leave also,
there was sharp report and in an instant the
stosers room was filled with binding, suffocat-
ing steam.
So powerful was the current of scalding vapor
which came pouring out OF the mouth OF the
furnace that the men who stood in its path were
thrown violently to the iron floor where they
laid shrieking and cryipg for some one to save
them. The hot steam was eating away the flesh
from their bones.
Following is a list of the injured James Bor-
den, fireman; Samuel Ward, oiler; Patrick
Hughes, stoker; James Dwyer, sixth engineer !;
James Collins, fireman. Thomas Mcfarland,
fourth engineer; James Ward, trimmer: John
Leonard, trimmer. Second engineer Yates and
fifth engineer Ebbs were slightly burned
Dwyel, Collins, Mcfarland ard Leonard are
thought to be fatally injured.
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WHOLE NO. 1859.

ceuTse Of sotion In the Samoan matter srd in
~ .he Nea ioanGisnd asaer.es. and predicted that
tais spirtt of inaetion would cause a los In the
i'Snsfy interest in The Behripg sea.
haEual OF Penns;lyania said il was neces-
Satg ior IRIS Government TO make careful in
, sv..y into matters p raining 20 Alaska and he
would ;avor Commission visiting m 81 country
ana rePor'ins % the next Congress
cannon OF illiaois and Rogers OF ArSsnsss
4sNoISu McSomSs amendment, making short
speeches in its support
plnsiey 81 Msipe called attention 10 the i'm
shehse seal aud fishery industries in sehring
sea. Nhieh he said were not pro ected by the
aesSlius sa cutter service. Congress should take
action 10 protect these Interests
s,.s,eSomSs ,SeSomSs amendment was agreed to without
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CARRYING The MAILS.
The Postmaster-Generai' Opinion on the
PrOposcd Law


WASHINGTON, January 2Sth-The Postmaster
General has sent, in reoly to the request OF the
House Committee on Postotiices and Posi-roads
his opinion on House Bill No. Il, l03 which re-
qulres railroad companies to carry mails at the
rates of COMPENSATION fixed by law. In his an
s@er he points out the present condition OF the
law, und,r which any railroad company NAV
refuse to take mails, and by which the Depart
ment can secure their carriage by contract only.
de suggests that the present condition of the
law, under which service may be stopped at the
caprice OF q carrier, constitutes a reproach to a
Government established to promote the public
welfare
The comm ittee unanimously voted TO report
the bill. II provides that if any railroad com
pany shall refuse or neglect to convex any
mails upon any train upon which the Postmas-
terGeneral may require such service, or will
fully refuse TO obey any law respecting the
transportation of the mails, it shall be liable to
penalty not exceeding 81 900 for each day in
which such refusal or neglect shall be per
sisted in.
The Postmaster-tieneral will tomorrow COM
municate to the committee his views upon the
proposed horizontal reduction OF compensation
10 railroads for carrying mails. He will advise
against the proposed measure, rs being mex
pedient at this time, and to some extent unfair.
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MORE "FIGGERS."
Treasury Experts TO Kill Time on the
Senate Tariff BILL

WASHINGTON. January 2Sth.-Chairman Mills
OF the Ways and Means Committee. talks of re
ferring the Senate amendments to the tariff bill
to the Treasury experts 10 make computations
the majority OF the committee prepared the bill
that bears Mills nama they were aided by ex-
perts from the Treasury. The Finance Com
mlttee was also assisted by experts. Now Mr..
Mlils proposes to call in more experts to prepare
tables OF figures that not one Representative in
ten would ever examine, and the feeling among
Republicans here is thst il the Democrats in
tend TO allow q vote on toe bill it should be re-
ported back and sent to the Committee OF the
Whole for amendment, preparatory to a confer
ence. il IL is not desired to allow vote to be
taken, they say the reference of the bill to ex-
perts is as good disposition as could be made
Of tlrlc II.
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pay the claim of " ? Perrine for sto- e fur
Asylum.
Mr. Meany moved taat the bill be read first
Mr.. Caminetti objected
MI Meany moved that the rules be suspended
and the bill read a frs time. He stated that
Senaie Bill No. a9, which was On the second
reading file, was identical with Assembly Bill
1t. BE said such objections locked as if thers
was desire To keep bills back in order TO in
iuence votes on other measures
The rules were suspended, the bill read a first
time, ana substituted for Senate Bill No 49, on
the second reading fle
On motion of Mr.. Jones, at $40 P NJ, the SEN
ate adjourned.
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WELCOME To 1T.
An Excellent Advance Notice of q True
Woman and Great Actress,

SAN FRANCISCO, January fS.h.-Modjeska, the
most charming OF modern actresses, made her
reappearance in San Francisco tonight at the
Baldwin, and her reception amounted almost
to an ovation. This was partly due to the fact
that she is now looked upon as virtually Cali
fornian, she having taken up her permanent
house was crowded with the most, fashionable
people of the city. The play was '.Cymbeline, y
in which Modjeska appeared as. Imogen. of
which character she is said to be perfect reali-
zation The play was beautifully mounted and
the support excellent. Medjeskas s. engagement
here will last three weeks. AT its close she will
make tour of the State. playing, among other
places. at Sacramento, Stockton Los Angeles,
San Di. go and San Bernardino.
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SOMETHING AUTHENTIC.
The Government in Receipt of onieiai
Nvws From Sarnoa.

WASHINGTON, January 2sth.-Secretary Whi5
ney mail this morning contained long repor5
from Captain Mullen, commanding the United
states steamer Nipsic. dated Apia. December
26th, giving detailed account of the occur
rences on those islands since December 2d. the
date OF his last report 20 the Department, aud
covering The period of the engagements be-
tween the natives and Germans and of the al
legged insults TO the American flag A copy OF
the report viii be furnished to the Secretary of
state, ard will probably be transmitted TO Con
greSs the la1teF part OF this week, together
with the correspondence received on Saturday
from Acting Consul General Blackjack on the
same subject.
IL Is reported as likely that the President win
nave something more 10 say on the subject
when he sends to Congress the correspondence
which has taken place since his last message
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A LuKa LY SLATE.
Fonr Men Probably Selected for Cabinet
Positions.

WAsaIS4reN, January 2Sth.-Senator Allison
n u eAPseted mere tomorrow, and in advance of
mas consented To- take the Treasury portfolio.
u is also regarded as reasonably sure now that
General aari son has prepared his sla.e 10 the
extent OF ehoSlns Mr. Blaine as Secretary OF
State, Mr. Wsnamsser for Postnlsster-GeneraI
ana oene2ai Aiger for Secretary or Var In the
cases OF tSe last two named the programme
may may oe 81 ised- This Norld leave She Interior
Department. Toy California. the Navy for New
YORK and taeDeBartment of justice a5T South
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TALKING BACK.
Bayard says the Fault Lies with Con
gress, Not Him.

WASHINGTON, January 2Sth.-To-day the Bal,i-
more Safl, the organ of Secretary Bayard, in an
article on "Indeeision in Our Samoan Policv' y
says: The Executive branch OF the Govern
ment is apparently firm in the opinion that its
jurisdiction has absolutely terminated until
decisive action of some sort is taken by the
legislative branch. The sight of that tattered
flag, Glshonored by German soldiery, ought
TO be sufficient spur for the American Congress
TO speak without delay and in language which
will be echoed around the world
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REPoRTs OF COMMITTEES.

Mr. Mofiitt from the Committee on Finance.
reported back fayorably, with amendments,
Senate Bill No lSs. relative to the State Board
OF examiners, and favorably Senate Bill No. $40.
:, Also, from the Committee on City, City and
County and Township Governments. fayorably
to No -
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senator Vance Loses an Eve.
The Chill Blast

Seefontaer telegraph on second a,, toa~ii pages.
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The Assembly message was taken up an.
nouacing the passage Of Assembly I.ill No |. 10
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One Var,lv NIes.an~er
women ANA the II E,llot.

WASHINGTON. January 2Sih.-The House Com
lnittee on Judiciary held n special meeting 10
day TO hear addresses from members Of the Wo-
mems Suffrage Association in support of an
amendment TO the constitution of the United
States, granting the elective franchise towt men
Among the speakers was SllSnn Z Anthnnv
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CALIFORNIA LEGISLATURE.
lxyIIIrH sEssIoN-rwENrY-sEcoND DAY.
SENATE.

SACRAMENTO, January 2S, 1889.
The Senate met at Ii A. NJ, President pro tenn
Stephen NJ. White in the chair
Roll called, and all present except Senators
Bowers, Murphy, Dargie, Hamill, Heacock.
Langford. Spellacy and Williams
Prayer by the Chaplain. Rev. a. c. Bane
proved.
Dargle.
Leave of absence was also granted Mr. Hin
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Expand the Mind

Ba seeing as much as you can of the world.
But ere you set out either as tourist, COM
mercial traveller or elnigrant-whether YOU
mo By rail, steamship or steamboat, proyide
Yourself with Hsstetter's Stomach Bitters,
wglch the travelling public recognizes as the
finest medical safeguard and preventive Of
sea sickness with which spv one iourneying
by land or water can be provided. 1t
rrnishes to the western pioneer adeqnatet
protection against malaria, rheumatismr
aud those disorders Of the bowels which
miasma tainted water beget It's sedative
effect upon a stomach perturped by the rock
ing Of ship is trnly magical, and it is =
capital appetizer and nerve inyigorator. Ex
cellen ih II Tor biliousness and kidney mac
tion, and It counterarts, in remarkable de
free, he effects Of fatigue. physical o. men
al Alter wetting and exposure in mole
gent weather, Il should Be used ~
pevsntve.
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Nothing Is Lost.

II will print it for you, if you wish" 4"
said the editor. kindly. us he glanced
from the joke to the Youthful Humorist
standing timidly and wisely close to the
door, but we can't pay you very much
for it, because we have printed it once or
twice ourselves. and the man who owned
the paper before the present company
bought it ran it u couple of years in a
tooth wash advertisement But I'll tell
you what you might do with it," he
added, as he noticed the falling counte.
nance of the Youthful Humorist, ''you
might take it to The Educator and Palla-
dium; they are running Prize Joke de-
partment in their Sunday edition" The
Y, II. entered it in competition and took
the $500 prize. e.-Burdette in Brooklyn
Earle,
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FoH THE GOOD OF OTHERS.

] want TO make known the fact that
suffered from Bladder and Kidney trouble,
and that I was cured by DR.. David Kennedy's
Fayorite Remedy-mads at Rondout, N. Y,
land look forward to spending the balance
Of my life free from torture and with heart
grateful for the medicine which affords me
50 Plsasanta prospect.-Rsv, s. c. Chandler
.LabAAan 6DsisgL d, Y.
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Poor But Honest.

Charlie Sullivan is poor but homes
Irish iad, who, while walking down Wash
ington street, found wallet containing
checks and money TO the va ne OF severa
hundred dollars. a though almo' st destitute
lie returned ii to the owners, Messrs. a. T.
Ordway O. Co., pruprietors of Sulphur
Bltters, who gave him "a liberal reward, AN,
also gave him six bottles OF Sulphur Biuer
or his mother, who has been lerrIb I
-uierer with rheumatism, AMI who return
ed many blessings after being cured by thea
uSe
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A scrap of Paper Saves her Life.

1t was just an ordinary scrap Of wrappin.
paper, but it saved her ME. She was la III,
last stages of consumption, told by phys,
clans that she was lncurable and could Nv,
only short time; she wei Shedless ssv enU
pounds. On IA piece of wrapping she red /
Dr. Kings New Discovery, and got Ia samll
pottle; 1t helped her, she bought Il large ~
tie it helped her more, bought another ant.
grew better fast, continued lis use aud now
is strong, healthy, rosy, plump, weing l4L
pounds. For full parucularssenl stamp IL
w. II. Cole, druggist, Fort SIniIh. Trll,
bottles of this wonderful discovery free al
L. ID. Thomas.