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TELEGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

The juryin the case of Governor Larrabee, OF
Iowa, charged with libel, brought in verdict
of acquittal.
Willie Briggs. aged 10years. saved a little girl
from drowning at Omaha on Sunday. She had
fallen through the ice.
A firm in New York hes made hat for Gen.
eral Harrison, and he viii not have to wear his
grandfather tile hereafter.
Jean LouisSainsevain, the pioneer viticultur
iet, died in los Angeles on Sunday. He had a
sawmill at Santa Cruz in YSf3.
4 Cinnamon named Eung Son Won Lung
snot and killed Weng On Gung in a Chinese
store at Bakersfield on Monday. The murderer
was arrested.
Near Brewson Ala, Miss Maddox disguised
herself as a tramp to frighten her mother The
latter emptieda shotgun into the girls body
killing her instantly.
The pretty Irish girl, Maud Tighe who eloped
from Dublin with her fathef coachman, Henry
0'Neil, is none.other than second cousin to the
present Duke OF Richmond.
4 well-educatel colored gil of North Caro-
lima, who went to Liberia with her parents
captured the bcrbarous King of Ghola, is his
chic. wife, and L. carrying things with high
hand
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
cIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcogD-uSIoS.
In THE COMMONS.
The Government and PIgott-Debate
the Queens Address.


the Queens Address.
LONDON. February 26th.-In the House OF
Commons this evening, Healy asked whether
Home Secretary Matthews had ordered the ar
rest of Pigott, and If not, why he allowed Pigott
10 escape.
Matthews replied that an, order had been IS
sued against Pigott.
Healy then asked whether the Government
had taken measures to prevent, Pigott's escape
Matthews admitted that as yet he had taken
no steps in the matter The knowledge o.
Pigodts disappearance had reached him within
the last hour. He promises that the Govern
ment would do their utmost TO capture the flgi.
tive.
Major Saunderson Conservative resumed the
debate on the address in reply to the Queens
speech. Referring to Morley's remarks las'
night. he charged that gentleman with ignoring
the feet that crime in Ireland had lessened since
the enforcement of the Crimes Act. The free
dom of speech which the Parnellites wanted
was not allowed because they advocated law.
breaking, which led to murder
lParnellite shouts of " Pigott."l
Well. Egott had amply qualified himself tc
be a member of the first Home Rule Ministry
He could not find reason why the Parnellites
should not be sent to jail, nor why, when once
there, they should ever be let out.
Dillon emphatically repudiated, as calumy
any suggestion that he or his colleagues worked
for the increase of crime. The decrease OF
crime was not due to the Coercion Act. but &c
the enormoss concessions got for the tenants
through the plan of campaign. II was also cue
to a knowledge. of the increased sympathy .o
the English people. The declarations Of Glad
stone and his followers had more effect in stop
ping crime than all the Coercion Acts evel
passed.
Sir q. o. Tnevelyan. charged Baifour with
causing ParnelEles to be arrested In places an6
in a manner calculated TO infict the creates
possible outrageupoD public feeling and opin
ION.
In the course OF speech in defense of ths
Government Edward Stanhope, a member O
the Cabinet assersed that Wherever the plan o
campaign existed the amount of crime was the
greatest.
/" There is not word OF truth IN thatrs ex
claimed l,illon.
Cries of "Oh 0h,f'' created Dillon's remark
and Stanhope appealed to the Speaker, where
upon Dilloc challenged him TO prove mis- state
ment.
In reply. Etanhope adduced statistics showing
improvement in the condition of Ireland. which
he claimed was due to che Governments vigor
Gus psosecutisn of the Crimes Act.
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S. Prouty to ]. F. Still-One hundred and
twenty five one hundred and sixtieths of an
acre in northeast quarter of section q, township
north, range east, Gait; 81 500.
John Donahue to Margaret Donahue South
half OF lot 10, C and u, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets, and lots 9 and 10, block 49, town of Fol-
som; 5000.
Frances d. Myers to Mrs. Elizabeth Green
Lot $, block B, Highland Park tract; $40.
w. K. Strong to A. Frank Hogeboom-Wesi
half of lot NJ and n, Twenty fourth and
Twenty-fifth streets; SO.
P. J. OConnell to 2. NJ Boylan-East 20 feet
lot and west 80 feet lot 8, 2 ana @, Sixth and
Seventh streets; 81.
|, ]. ). Gattmann TO Frederick Mier-East hal
| lot 6, n and o. Tenth and Eleventh streets; $40
Milton Sherwood to Clinton Kirpy-North hall
of southwest quarter, and all lying west of the
Upper Stockton road, contained in southeast
quarter section 50, township north, range {
east, containing 229 acres; $4,000
William Halter ct al. to Asa Hill-Iots and
in Hallers Addition to town of Gait; $780,
Gregory J. Phean to Mrs. Cecilia Phelan-
East half OF south eighth of lot 1, and X
Second and Third streets; love and affection.
NJ. S. Lavenson to Amos Norris ct al.-Lot S,
and @, Twenty-third and Twenty fourth streets
SO
Oak Park Association to Henry Wirth-Lot 8
block 40, Oak Park Association; SO.
Grace Cook to Eli Mayo-South 20 feet lot
and O. Fifth and Sixth streets; ST.
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OF a Domestic Turn,

LONDON, February Goth. = Mexican Joes'
circus was destroyed by fire at Manchester to-
day. The large audience escaped without loss
daath
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LONDON, February 26th.-A dispatch from
Pekin announces that the Emperor of China
was married to-day 10 his 13-year-old cousin.
In addition, he is to have a harem composed Of
the daughters of mobiles.
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Living without kidneys or spleen,

The Medical Record summarizes Tin.
credulously) from Philadelphia report
the following A patient suffered from dis.
ease of the right kidney, which, together
with the spleen, was removed by laparo-
tony. After these two organs had beer
removed, it was found that he had nc
other kidney. AT the end of month the
patient was still alive, and appeared to
have an excellent prospect of recovery,
The functions of the kidneys are now said
to be performed by the skin, The respira-
ton is reported to be almost double" the
normal amount, and the "water fairly drips
from the skin" A number of other
curious details are given, such as the
growth of hair on previously bald head
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Paine's
Celery Compound

Is prescribed by physicians, recommended by
druggists, endorsed by ministers. praised by
users. and guaranteed by the manufacturers.
as spring medicine which viii do ali that is
Claimed for it Use it this spring. and see how
quickly it tones you up.
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WHAT sALA SAYS.
The Confession Made Voluntarily and
Freely by PigOtt.

LONDON, February 26th.-George Augustus
Sala writes to the Telegraph an article describing
the interview on Saturday between Pigott and
Labouchere. 1t confirms the statement that
Pigott went to Labouchere's house voluntarily.
The copy of thi confession which Lewis OBJ.
tanned was, from beginning TO end, literally and
verbally the composition of iPigott, who con-
fessed that he forged the Psrneli letters, and
infinitely described the manner in which they
were written. P.gott said he alone executed
the forgeries. Whether he is telling the truth,
or another batch of lies" says.Mr. Sala, is not
for me to determine, but to my mind he seemed
to be confessing facts, and nothing but facts.
No pressure has been put upon him, and no
leading questions were asked"
THE "TIMES" STILL AT IT.
The Times continues to advertise its pamphlet
on "Parnellism and Crime" with the alleged
fac smile letter of Parnell.
AN ARTICLE OF COINCIDENCE.
The Neers says: "We condole with the great
Pigottist party on the loss of its leader and the
consequent difficulty in forging ahead. Nc
more utter and hopeless collapse has occurred
in the history of calumny. The case for the
prosecution has gone to pieces at the first touch
Parnell is proved innocent by the only man the
Times relied upon to prove him guilty. Whether
the Tines proceeds or not, Parnell will CLAIM,
the right to disprove the other charges"
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

LoNooN, February 26th.--The Empress Ere
erick started for Germany to-day.
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EASTERN AND FOREIGN MARKETS

NEW YORK February 26th.
wHEAT-9el4c for cash, u COZ for May,
! 81 0014 for June and $500 for July.
CHICAGO February Goth.
WHEAT-S1 0414 for cash, 81 0715sl o75s for
! May and 931s49ic for July.
LIVERPOOL February Goth.
WHEAT-Firm inquiry. California spot lots,
rs I'd to rs l0d: off coast. 39s; just shipped,
SIS Cd; nearly due SIS Cd; cargoes off coast,
| upward tendency, with buyers and sellers
| apart: on passage, upward tendency: Wheat on
passage to Continent, ,0l0 qrs; Wheat and
Flour on passage to U. K, 600 qrs; English
country markets, firmer; French, finn Wheat in
Paris, quiet; Four, steady
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Neebe, One of the Haymarket Murderers,
Wants Pardon.

tdutB ~ = dTuOna
CHICAGO February 26th. Oscar Neebe. the
Anarchist now serving fifteen-year sentence
at Joliet. has written a letter to his brother
which is practically reply to the statements of
Judges Grinnell and Gary, that they would con-
pardon after he had made e full confession OF
everything within his knowledge connected
with the Haymarket riot and conspiracy, and
all tkat led up to it.
In his letter he says: " l have nothing to con-
fess being innocent of any completely whatever
in the Haymarket tragedy or Conspiracy
He says that the Lehr and Wehr-Verein,
which was an organization for teaching the use
of arms and tactics of war. was disbanded after
the passage of the prohibitory statute, and if
ever recognized he knew nothing of it. In
conclusion, he declares that he has never advo-
Gated theories tending to produce revolution,
but has always maintai 1ed that the wrongs of
the workingmen could be repressed at the bal
lot. and not by force He says his application
for pardon is based on no other ground than alb
sOlute innocence,
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MS.icaI Hygiene.

II is welllSnown fact that those ma
tons which are given to the cultivation
of vocal music are strong, vigorous races
with broad, expansive chests Vocal
music IS gymnsztic exercise of the lungs
by Development Of the lune-tissue itself
PhthiSis generally begins at the apices OF
the lungs, because these parts are more in.
active, and becausethe bronchial tubes are
so arranged that they carry the inspired all
with greater facility to the hsses than to
the apiees. In singing, the ansesnt of in.
spired air increases more than "a walking
as to sing well requfsss all the capacity O.
the Iungs-Dr. G. u. Busey, Lyaasbmg.
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our OF WIND JUST NOW.
The "rimes" Has Nothing to Say on the
Subject just Now.


Subject just Now.
LONDON, February 27th.-The Times says it is
precluded from commenting on the Parnell
Commission at this stage.
SILENCE NO LONGER POSSIBLE.
The Standard says: 1.-THE complete break
down of Pigott's evidence, and his absence,
render it no longer possible to refrain from COM
ment. We feel ourselves obliged, in the public
interest, to declare that the evidence on which
the authenticity of the letters was supposed to
rest has been completely discredited, and the
sooner this is openly and formally admitted the
better it will be from every point of view.''
A BLOW AT ENGLISH JOURNALISM
After blaming the Times for its extraordinary
negligence, the Standard says: 1.-The pomp and
circumstance under which the publication oc-
Cured made it impossible to absolve those an
swerable for it from a grave breach of public
duty Whatever else is proved, the fact remains
that deep injustice has been done to Parnell,
and blow, equally to be deplored, has been
given 10 the character of English journalism. -
PARNELL FULLY INDICATED.
The Daily Telegraph says: ITO all intents and
purposes, the Parnell Commission may be re-
garded as ended to-day. We are glad to say
that Parnell stands free and innocent of the
damaging charge attributed to him with what
we are sorrowtully compelled to call reckless
and rash imprudence."
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Hoods Sarsaparilla

! Sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepare
only by C. l. HOOD & Co. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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FORT DODGE Qa.), February 26th.-Seven hun
dred judgments in ejeetment have been recov-
field overland estate and COO settlers will be
elected early in March.
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earthquakes In Indiana.

HUNTINGTON Qnd.), February 26th-Seyeral
severe earthquake shocks were felt throughout
the entire county between 10 and II oclock to-
day. Each shock lasted several seconds, and
was accompanied by heavy rumbling sound
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LONDON, February 26th.-Ihe drawing room
at Buckingham Palace was marked By the
largest attendance of the winter season. The
dresses were mainly dark toned in Difference 70
the recent Court mourning. The Duchess Of
Bedfotd presented Mrs. Joseph Chamberlain
and Mrs. White presented Mrs, Mcclellan, Miss
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FORGERY AND PERJURY.
Two Charges Which Pigott is Wanted
fo nswer

Two Charges Which Pigott is Wanted
to Answer.
LONDON, February 26th.-The warrant issued
COR Pigott charges forgery and PERJURY. Parnell
has now abandoned the appeal in the Scotch
case against the Times.
ONE OE HIS LIES.
LONDON, February 26th- Mrs. Mullett, in
whose house Pigott alleged the bag was found
which contained the Parnell letters, has writ
ten to the Dublin Freemda's Journal denying
that she ever had any letters either of her hus.
bands or any one else.
REJOICING IN CHICAGO.
CHICAGO February 26th.-The Irish National
lists here are greatly pleased with the result of
the Parnell trial, and are rejoicing in the ex-
posure of Pigott as forger and perjurer
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FIEND OR MANIAC.
The Terrible Act of a Husband an,
Father in Dakota,

DICKINSON Dak.), February 26th-John Hol-
Ter. a German farmer near here, chased his
wife from home this morning and locked his
five children in the house, which he fired.
Then, taking rife. he went to neighbors and
killed his wife and himself The children man
aged to escape from the burning house.
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CHICAGO, February 26th.-The sale of tickets
for the inauguration at Washington began to-
day, and 1t is estimated that 10000 were sold.
At least 10 00o persons from Chicago will attend
the ceremonies
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Purifies the Blood

Full accounts OF wonderful cures made by
Palne'S Celery Compound after other medicines
and the best physicians had failed sent free.
There's nothing like it.
$780, Six for $780, Druggists
WELLS, RICHARDSON & Co., Burlington. VT.
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Sold BIZ all druggists. 81; six for So Prepared
only by c. /. H soD q CO.. Lowell, Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar
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SHELTERED BY FRIENDS.

No Tidings from the Champion Forger
Up to a Late Hour.
LONDON, February 26th.--At 10 o clock tonight
the police had not yet found any trace of Pigo,t.
The latter had posted to his housekeeper in
Dublin blank check with which TO obtain a
balance of IS at his bankers 'Pigott has four
sons, the youngest of whom is six years of age.
His wife died is months ago. II is believed
that Pigott has disguised himself and either fed
to ANTWERP, or Rotterdam
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LONDON, February 27th.-The Times says it i
precluded from commenting on the Parnel
Commission at this STAGE.
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BANKING HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

TINE OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN THE
i city, corner of and Firth streets, Sacra-
mento. Guaranteed capital, $4,000; paid up
capital gold coil $500. 900; loans on real estate
February l, 1889, 81, 747, S73; term and ordinary
deposits, February 1. 1852 s., $40, 500. Term and
ordinary deposits received, and dividends paid
in January and July. Money loaned upon real
estate only. The Bank does exclusively a saw
lngs bank business. Information furnished.upon
application to w. P. COLEMAN, President. :.
ED K. HAMILTON, Cashier. 4ptf
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FoR allaying hoarseness and irritation OF
the throat. i; is daily proved that Browns
Brcr HAL ~I.ches " are a mild remedy,
sc, very efficacious.
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WHEN the liver fails to act, and you are
bilious, and out of sorts use Dr. Jayne'e
Sanative Pills to bring about healthy ac-
ton of the liver, and ressove all distressing
symptoms.
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CUMMONS-STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUN-
y ty of Sacramento, SIS. In the Superior Court
in and for said county. The people of the State
of California to HENRY A. FOSTER, greeting:
You are hereby notified that an action was com
menced in the Superior Court of the county of
Sacramento, State aforesaid, by the fling of a
complaint in the Clerks office of said Court on
the oath day of SEPTEMBEk, ISIS ia which ac-
ton MARY C. FOSTER is plaintiff and you are
defendant. That the general nature of the
action as appears from said complaint, is as
follows: To obtain a decree OF this Court dis
solving the bonds OF matrimony now existing
ground of failure to provide the plaintiff COM
mon neceSsaries of life, all of which is
more fully set forth in the complaint on
file herein, reference to which is made
And you are hereby directed to appear and
answer said complaint within ten days from the
service of this writ exclusive of the day of serv
mento and within thirty days, exclusive of the
day of service If served elsewhere. And you
are further notified that unless you SO appear
and answer within the time above specified,
the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the re-
lief prayed for in the complaint.
In testimony whereof, l. VIM. B. Hamilton,
Clerk of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my
hand and PF me sea- Of SAG is Court this 9th
By JOS J. GurH Deputy Clerk fe65w
NOTICE TO CREDITORS = ESTATE OF
IN JOHN H. G. SCHAPER, deceased. Notice Is
hereby given by the undersigned. Admin.
istratrix of the estate of JOHN H. C. SCHAPER,
deceased. to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased, to ex-
hibit them, with the necessary vouchers, within
four months after the first publication of this
notice. to the said Administrative, at the Office
CATLIN & BLANCHARD. 1907 Second street.
Sacramento. California, the same being the
place for the transaction of the business Of the
said estate in the county of Sacramento. State
of California JOHANNA G. SCHAPER,
Adnlnistrix of the estate of JOHN II. C. SCHA-
PER. deceased.
Dated at Sacramento, February Is, 1SS9
cATLIN & BLANCHARD, Attorneys for estate
fe194tW
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Prepare for Spring

Hoods Sarsaparilla is prepared from sarssae-
ElIla. Dandelion Mandrake. Dock, Juniper Bes-
rses and other well,known vegetable remedies.
insuch peculiar manner as to derive the full
medicinal value of each. 1t viii erre, when in
the power OF medicine, scrofula. salt rheum
sores, boils. pimpies, all humors. dyspepsia.
biliouSness, sick headache, indigestion. general
debility, catarrh. rheumatism. kidney and liver
complaints 1t overcomes that extreme tired
feeling caused by change of climate. season or
life.
For five years was sick every spring. but
last year began in February TO take Hoods Ear
sapariila- used five bother, and have not seen
a sick day since G. W. SLOAN. Milton, Mass.
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A PRECIOUS RASCAL.

Pigotts Flight Causes Stunning Sensa-
,ion-His Foul Record.
LONDON, February 26th.-Pigott's confession
and flight have produced stunning sensation
The fugitive is believed to have fed to Rotter.
dam, and rumors of his suicide are not credited
Sir Charles Russell is prepared to prove that
Pigott was systematic forger of bills of accom-.
mediation in ls7S and 1881, and that he forged q
new acceptance for every renewal. He had
also been an extensive dealer in obscene liter.
AZURE and photographs.
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Now is the tiase to prepare for spring, and
your own system Is of fist importance If you
have not felt weli during the winter. if yon have
been eyerworked or closely confined in badly
ventilated rooms or shops you need a good
tonic and blood purifier like Hoods ssrsspa-
rilla. Take it early, and you will ward OF at.
tacks of disease or escape the Effects of impSre
blood and that tired feeling, so cannon in the
spring. Do not delay.
~ wish to state the benefit / derived from
Hoods Sarszparilla. have used it In the spring
for three years for debility, and can say that I
gained in flesh and strength after using one bot
tie. 1t has also cured me of sick headache y
Mrs. F. II. AsDREws. South Woodstock. Conn.
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DEMPSEY AFTER BIG GAME.

BALTIMORE, February 26th.-Kilrain posi-
lively refuses to listen TO any proposition for a
glove contest for scientific points with Jack
Dempsey. He says he is willing tomeet Demp-
sey in private, where a decision could be
reached. or he would fight twelve rounds for a
purse, but he does not care for public meeting,
where there is always a chance OF police inter
ference and a draw.
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An Anarchist who Wants Gore.

CHICAGO, February 25th.-Jens Christensen,
editor of the Arbeiter Zejtung, addressed meet
ing of furniture makers tonight. advocating a
revolution OF force and bloodshed. The peace
full overturning of the present system of society
dpola red iu1posSihle
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Mcclellan and Miss Chandler. The Duchei
Marlborough was not presented.
Parnelps Libel Suit Dismissed.

nell against Walter, of the London Times. for
libel, which was dismissed by single Judge on
the first hearing, on the ground that no arrest
ments against Waiter as az lndiviouai, would
the First Division on the rehearing demanded
By Parnelfs counsel. The Court, by consent,
dismissed the action with costs.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
A DAKOTA FARMERS ATTEMPT TO
BURN HIS CHILDREN.
Anarchist Neebe Claims to be Good
and Peaceable Citizen-Latest
Pugilistic Palaver-Etc.
COOLING GENTLY NOW

lsscAl DnrArcuEs TO THE RrcoRD-uMoa-