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rTHE LARGE CONCERT ROOM or
Il the Wilmington College OF Music, IN the
new Crosby Hill building. can be rented GER
ffflsta th4 s-is 10 ~ ftsssN
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Halstead the report vas not unsnimo,,s
). 1n me motion to confirm his nomination
the nays were in the negative. Senators
1eilel, ingalls,, Farwell and Cullen voting
WI the Democrats.
SHERMAN moved to reconsider the vote
anu on that motion long debate ensued
IA the course of which the grounds of the
o1lecuons to Halsfead were disclosed.
"ben the Senate refused 10 enter upon an
InnVesuga'lon OF the election of Senator
6ayne OF Ohio, Halstead, whose paper (the
Olncinnatl Commercial Gazette had strongly
urged the Investigation, made uncompli-
mentary allusions TO the Republicans who
voted against the investigation. The feel
ing against him on the part of the Senators
VINO feli under his displeasure at that time
is very bitter, and one of them is reported
TO have said to President Harrison this
morning that HalsteaG could not be con-
nrmed, and that the Senators whom he had
criticised would not vote FOR him.
Ihe motion to reconsider was pending
wnen the Senate adjourned The vote
upon conhrmation was taken before there
were any speeches made.
Durlng the debate extracts from Hal-
stead paper were read, in which he abuseG
those members of the Senate who voted
against the investigation He printed their
names IN blacklist, and referred TO it in
these terms: "To classify the list in sin
gle sentence, 1t is made up of raillionaires.
servants OF corporations, Logan men and
There was not a vote cast
that was actuated by the slightest regard
for the honor of the Senate nor of the
purity of politics.
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1OQ0 ACRES or GOOD PASTURAGE LAND
IOUU for keeping stock, near the Cosumnes
There has been no stock on the land this win
ter. Apply to MRS. i. \. MONSCH, Sacramento
or GEO. TAVERNER C,osIlmnes mr2o-7ts
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Itching Skim Diseases

ESsrynight scratched until the skin was
raw. Body covered with scales like
spots, of mortar. An awful spectacle.
Entirely cured by the Cuticura Rene
dies In tue weeks
am. going to tell you of the extraordinary
cure your eumcuRA REMEDIES performed or
me. About the 1st of April last noticed some
red pimples-like coming out all over my body,
but thought nothing of it until some time later
on, when it began to look like spots of mortar.
spotted on, and which came off in layers, ac-
companied with itching. l would scratch every
aight untilI was raw, then the next night the
scales, being formed meanwhile, were scratched
offsagain. In vain did consult all the doctors
in the country, but without aid. After giving
up all hopes of recovery, happa2ed to see an
advertisement in the newspaper about your
CUTICCRA REMEDIES and purchased them from
my druggist, and obtained almost immediate
relief. l began to notice THAI the scaly erup-
tions gradually dropped off and disappeared
one by. one, and have been fully cured / had
the disease thirteen months before 1 began
taking the CUTICURA REMEDIES, and IN four or
five weekswas entirely cured. My disease was
eczema and psoriasis. / recommended the
CUrcuRA REMEDIES to all n my vicinity, and
know of a great many WHO have taken them
and.thaak me for the knowledge os them, espe-
4 cially mothers who have babes with scaly erup-
I tions on their heads and bodies. ! cannot ex-
press in words my thanss 10 you My body was
covered with scales, a,-4 l was awftl spec
tacls TO behold. Nov my skin Is as nice and
clear as baby's. GEO. COTEY.
MERRILL. Wis, Sepsember p, 1887.
February J, 1Sss--Not trace whatsoever of
the disease from which 1 suffered has shown it.
| sSlf since my cure. GEO. COTEY.
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In THE SENATE.
A Resolution Adopted to Allow Senate,
Vance Clerk.

A Resolution Adopted to Allow Senator
Vance n Clerk.
WASHINGTON, March 2Sth.-In the Senate
to-day Sherman offered resolution (which
went over) for the appointment of q COM
mittee to wait upon the President and in
quire if he has any other business to Law
before the Senate.
Cockrell, from the select committee to
inquire into the methods of the business
in the Executive Department, made final
report and made statement in regard to
the condition of the business in some
branches of the public service.
At the close of Cockrelrs remarks, the
Vice-President said that the report would
be laid on the table and printed. Obiec-
ton is made to this going on record as
precedent for the transaction of regular
business at a called session.
Cockreil explained that the regular ses-
sion had given permission for the presenta-
tion of this report at a called session, and
this obviated objection.
Call offered resolution Qaid on the
table for the presently relating to the organ
ization of committees.
The Senate then proceeded to executive
business.
When the Senate was sitting with closed
doors the resolution allowing clerk for
Senator Vance was reported from the Com
mittee on Contingent Expenses and
adopted.
Evarts, from the Library Committee, re-
ported preamble and resolution which
was adopted, that the Senate accept the in
vitation of the committee having in charge
the Centennial Inauguration of George
Washington. to participate in the celebra-
ton, and that committee be appointed to
represent the Senate
HALsTEADs NOMINATION REJECTED.
WASHINGTON, March 2sth.-The execu-
tive session of the Senate lasted between
two and three hours this afternoon, and
was confined largely 10 discussion of the
nomination of Murat Halsteaa 10 be.Minis-
ter to Germany. Before that came up, the
nominations of John G. New TO be Consul
General to London and Louis Wolfiey 10 be
Governor OF Arizona, which were pending,
were confirmed.
The final attempt of the opposition TO
defeat News confirmation was based upon
the assertion that his paper, the Indiaaap-
oils Jasr,aal, had published articles reject
, ing upon the private character of Presiden,
| Cleveland. This charge was warmly de
I MED by Senator Voorh hees of Indiana, ane
the nomination was confirmed.
The Committee on Foreie.n Relations
fayorably reported all the Diplomatic nom
nations Of yesterday, but in the case 0
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LAND COMMISSIONERS.
Senator Jones Making a Strong Fight for
Wren,s Amendment.


Wren's appointment.
WASHINGTON, March 2Sth.-The Nevada
and California Senators think there is still
good chance to secure the appointment of
Wren of Nevada as Commissioner of the
Land Office. Senator Jones of Nevada had
a frank talk with the President recently on
the subject of the Pacific coasts interest in
the allotment Of offices. He said that it
was great mistake 10 think that the coast
people would be satisfied by the selection
of one or two men to represent this coun-
try in foreign missions. He said the peo-
pie OF the coast had right to expect to be
recognized in the filling of executive offices,
particularly those in which their interests
are most vitally concerned, and if they were
ignored in this regard it was safe to assume
that the Republican party in California,
Oregon and Nevada would be the sufferer
Senator Teller, who is supporting ex-
Senator Chilcott for Land Commissioner,
says that Wren's weakness lays in the fact
that he is the attorney of mining corpora
tions against whom suits for fraudulent
timber cutting, aggregating twelve mill
ions, are pending in the Mineral Depart
ment.
Jones says this fact should not really
effect Wren, as the suits should never have
been brought as the Senate Committee on
Mines and Mining has reported Mr..
Wren would resign his position as counsel
Immediately upon his appointment, and
no one doubts his absolute integrity and
his freedom from corporation influences.
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"A. o. o. w. st Fresno.

REsNo, March 2Sth--SThe town has taken
on holiday appearance in honor of the
meeting IN thi, city of the Select KNIGHTS
o. the A. y. Y. w. for the States of Cali
fo-Aia and Nevada. Delegates began 10
arrive as early rs yesterday morning, brs
the greater number present came on tbj.
mornings train.
The meeting of the next Grand Legion
will 5e held at San Francisco. The Oak
land representatives fought hard for the
honor, but the Bay City delegates out
numbered them and were successful.
San Jose Blood Horse Races,
SAN JOSE, March 2Sth.-The inaugural
meeting OF the San Jose Blood Horse As,o.
clauon cegins here on Saturday, The first
Gays programme inclades five races. and
some OF the very best horses in the country
VIII take positions at the pole. There are
lew turf m setiDgs in the State that get to-
gether finer lot of horses thar, White
Cloud, Geraldine, Tom DAILY and TIE host
OF others that will start.
The Sutter Creek Tragedy.
SUFFER- CRsEK, March 2Sth.-At the pre.
lmlnary examination the last three DAYS
before Judge Habbell of C. Pagan. chevGed
with shooting w. Haw. last SATURDAY
night, after many witnesses were examined
Tor the defense, Judge Hubbell dismissed
the defendant, on the ground that there
was not sufficient evidence to hold him
over.
The Asbai Murder Case.
SALINAS. March Sth.-Testimony in the
Asbul trial is being taken before his Honor
Judge j. X. Alexander. Asbul is charged
with the crime Of numbering two men b7.
the name of McArdle and Reardon. in Sen
tember, 1887 in Indian valley, Monterey
county. This is the third trial, the iuries
previously disagreeing.
Freight Traius in Collision,
FRESNO, March 2sth.-Two freight trains
collided at the switch about seven miles
north of Fresno this morning. A dense
log prevailed at the time Faust and
Smith were the engineers in charge.
Acquitte J. of Murder.
SAN DIEGO, March 2Sth.-The iurv in
the Rawlins murder case has returned
verdict of not guilty. Rawlins killed Can
tam Gilbert at Petres last fall in the course
of a political row.
Terrible Accusation.
SAN DIEGO, March 2sth.-Edward Town
send was arrested for incest to-day upon
his five-year-old daughter. He denies the
charge.
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on MOUNT WILSON.
flse- Great 13-Inch Harvard Telesco
Reaches Its Destination.

TIE Greaf l3-Inch Harvard Telescope
Reaches Its Destination.
PASADENA March 2Sth.-The Harvard
13-inch telescope has been delivered on
Mount Wilson, and a temporary observa-
tory building is to be erected at once and
the work of photogTsphing the northern
heavens begun. A. S. Downing, United
States Signal offloerin this city, has bought
photograph gallery, and will photograph
the heavenly bodies The office os the
United States Signal Service will be re-
moved to Mount Wilson.
AT a meeting held in the Carlton Hotel
NJ. M. Bovard, President of the University
of Southern California, stated to a prorai-
nent citizen of Pasadena tnat he expected
the city to build wagon road to the sum
NIT of the mountain, and to give real estate
for the endowment of a fund 10 paw. the
running expenses of the great observatory.
to the amount of $i00,9o0.
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Nickels and Pennies.

The Treasury Department has issued a
circular to the following effect: Five-cent
nickel pieces and one cent bronze pieces
will be. forwarded in the order of applica-
ton from the United States Mint at Phila-
delphia, Penn, to points reached by ex-
press companies, free of transportation
charges, in sums of $40. or multiples
thereof, upon receipt and collection by the
Superintendent of that mint of draft OF.
New York or Philadelphia, payable to his
order. To points not reached by express
companies, and where delivery under con-
tract with the Government is thus imprac-
ticable. the above coin can, on the same
terms, be sent by registered mail, at sppli-
cantas risk, registry fee on same to be paid
by the Government. Orders tor transpor:a-
tion at risk of applicant should express
acceptance of the risk.
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They Never FAIL

J. n. Harris, 8 Fulton Market, New York
City, says:
have been using Brandreth's Pills for
the last ten years. They are wonderful
medicine. There is nothing equal to them
as Blood purifiers and Liver Regulators
But l wish to state how remarkably they
cure rheumatism, and how easily. was
affected by rheumatism of the legs. My
business Wholesale fish dealer) naturally
leads me to damp places. was so bad 1
could not walk, and at night ! suffered
fearfully; l tried Balsams, Sarsaparillas,
and all kinds of tinctures, 5nt they did me
no good and was afraid Of being cripple.
/ finally commenced using Brandreth's
Pills. / took two every night for ten
nights thea began to improve. con-
tinued taking them for forty days and got
entirely we'll. Now, whenever sick, / take
Brandreth's Pills. They never fail.
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L scratched a8 years. Body covered with
scales. Scratched all the time. Suffer-
ing endless and without relief. Cured
by the Cuticara Remedies. Skin now
as Clear as a baby's.

as Clear as a baby's.
If had known of the CUTICuRA REMEDIES
twenty-eight years ago it would have saved me
500 90 two hundred dollars and an immense
amount of suffering. My disease Psoriasis) COM
menced on my head in spot not larger than
cent. 1t spread rapidly all over my body and
got under my nails The scales would drop of.
of me all the. time, and my suffering was end
less. and without relief. One thousand dollars
again. 1 anna poor man, but feel rich to be re-
lieved of WHIST some of the doctors said was lep-
rosy, some Iing-worm, psoriasis, etc. took,..
and Sarsapsrillas over one year and half
but no cure 1 went to two or three doctors and
no cure. Icannot praise she CUTIcURA RENE
DIES too much. They have made my skin as
clear and free ffom scales as baby's. All
used of them was three boxes of CUICURA, and
three botties of CUTICU2a REsoLvE,yT, and two
and saidyou would haTe cured me for s2Os 90.
yoa would have had TIE money. Hooked like,
the picture in your book of Psoriasis (picture
naraber- two, "How to aS,nre Skin Diseases but
row 1 am as clear any person ever was
Through force of haJis rub my hands over my
arms and legs to scraseh once in while, but to
no purpose. / am sllwell. scratched twenty
eight years and it got to be a sind of second ma
ture 10 me. I thank you S Thousand times
Anything more yea want to know, write me, on
anyone who res.as. this may write 10 me and
1 Will answer it.. DENNIS DOWNING.
kyr ron, %
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cleanses the hood of al impursi'cs and Rosol
Gus elements. and thus removes the cAtsE-
Hence the GSTIcuEA REMgD Es cure every spe-
cies of agoaizing, hrmiliatipg, itching, burning
scaly and pimply diseases OF the skin, scalp and
blood, with loss OF hair and all humors, blotch'
es, erustions, SORES, scales and eTusts, whether
simple. scrofuloas or contagious, when the best
physicians and all other remedies fail
Sold everywhere. Price, CuTIcURA, 50c,; SOAR,
25c.; REsoLvENT. 81. Prepared by the POTTER
DRUG AND CHEMICAL CORPORATION, Boston, Mass.
ASSend for e How to Cure Skin Diseases" "a
pages, 90 illustrations, and 100 testimonials.
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OREGON.
A California Siogger Done Up by the
wehfoof Chamu1<,u

California Siogger Done Up by the
Webfo0t Champion.
PORTLAND, March 2Sth.-Dave Campbell,
the Oregon champion, had bar-room fight
last night with Tom Ward, who recently
gave exhibitions before the California Ath-
letic Club. Ward became abusive to Camp
bell, and boasted that no man could knock
him down. Campbell invited him to step
out and accomplished the act without much
trouble. Ward arose second and third
time before he was put 10 sleep.
A Cable Road for Portland.
portland, March 2Sih.-The construc-
tion, of the cable road is an assured fact.
Bids Were opened to-day for the construc.
ton of the engine-hoase, car house. eta
Preston G. Smith, in an interview, stat ID
that the work would be started at once
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DURE WHITE GUINEA EGGS WARRANTED
i 50 per setting) for sale at CURTIS BROS &
CO. Depot. mr2S-3t&wlt*
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AT THE BAY.
Warning to Would-be Trout Hogs-Base
ball Notes.-The


SAN FRANCISCO, March 2Sth.-The Fish
Commissioners will next Saturday have
patrols in different portions of the State to
watch for and arrest any one found fishing
for trout. The season does not open till
Monday.
The announcement that Harry O'Day
had been signed to playsecond for Sacra-
mento, vice Sylvester, is looked upon as a
recognition of home talent.
Four juvenile clubs have. been formed TO
play games during theseason at the Golden
Gate Park on the children S. grounds. Jack
Hayes, local baseballist, has been en-.
gagged at good salary to instruct the
youngsters.
Clara Belle Mcdonald has sued Sheriff
Laumeister tor damages in the sum of
$14, 900 for seizing upon and selling her
household furniture, attorney 8 fees, mental
anxiety, etc.
Miss NJ. F. Austin of Fresno, died in
this city to-day. She was at one time a
teacher in the High School, then principal
of Clarks Institute, and in 1873 went to
Fresno, where she established a vineyard
known as Hedge Row" and devoted her
self TO the production of raisins.
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CANADA.
The Behring Sea Proclamation Thous
to Be for Americana.

The Behrfng Sea Proclamation Thought
to Be for Americans
OTTAWA, March 2Sth.-In the Commons
this afternoon Sir John Macdonald said the
Government had not been officially notified
concerning the Behring Sea proclamation.
He thought it was issued for the purpose of
warning Americans, and did not affect any
Canadian interests
A Noted Thief Sentenced.
TORONTO, March 2Sth.-George Powell.
who stole iewelry while in the garb of
priest, confessed to-day and was sent to the
Kingston Penitentiary for five years.
Anti-Jesuit Bill Defeated.
OTTAWA. Earch 2sth.-The anti-J esuit
resolution was defeated in the Commons
tonight.
Wrecking Bill Defeated.
OTTAWA. March 2Sth-The reciprocity
wrecking bill was killed in the Senate this
afternoon.
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LIvERMoRE ITEMS.
A Horse and Phaeton Mystery-Arrest o
q Would be Burglar

a Would-be Burglar.
LIvERMoRE, March 2Sth. = Early this
morning phaeton was discovered by the
side of the road near town, and close by
large, fine-looking sorrel horse, covered
with foam, was found loosely tied to the
fence. The property was taken in charge
by Constable Fitzgerald. and up to tonight
remains unclaimed. The road leads to
San Jose, and it is supposed to be another
case of stealing.
On Monday night three men were offer
ing to sell lot of hams and groceries to
hotels, saying they were owned. by the rail
road company, having been train wreck,
and would be delivered the next morning.
The party was shadowed and one caught
stealing pocket-kniie He was arrested
and sent to the county jail in Oakland for
10 days. 1t transpired that they were
going to burglarize stores here. The man
arrested was formerly a brakeman on the
railroad. The balance of the gang escaped.
Joseph Mortier, a wholesale liquor
dealer, assigned last night for the benefit
of his creditors. His liabilities are 81 500,
and his assets nominal
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BARE-FAcED FRAUD.
How the Government Was swinaled Oh
the Washington Aoueduct.

AAo" tho as SWlnGleQ on
the Washington Aaueduct.
WASHINGTON, March 28th.-In the Ly-
decker court-martial to-day Robert Condor
testified how the aqueduct work was
hurried along by order of his employer,
which accounted for its bad quality in
many cases.
Thomas Davis, stonemason, told how
nice little bulkheads were built to conceal
bad work, and how the guide always gave
warning of the approach of Lieutenant
Townsend or Colonel Kirlin. If Major
Lydecker had visited the tunnel daily the
men could not have done half as much bad
work as they did.
Thomas O'Brien, sub-Inspector, testified
that he had received 81 a day extra pay
from the contractors, in addition to his
salary from the Government He figured
on the pay-rolls under fictitious name.
Major Lydecker did not go through the
tunnel while witness was there.
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To cleanse the skin and blood of every blera-
ish and inpurity, ~ sgency in the world OF
medicine is so speeGy and infslible as the cr-ri-
oURA REMEDIES.
CvTIcsnA- the g,eat skin cure, instantly allays
the NEST agoniz;Dg itchiag and Inflammation,
elearsthe skin and scalpof every trace OF dis
ease, heals ulesrs and sores, removes crusts and
scales, and restores the hair. CUTIcDRA SOAP,
tbs greatest of skin heautifers, is indispensable
u treating skin diseases and baby humors. 1t
produces the whitest, clearest skin and softest
hands. iree from pimple, spot or hlemish CrrI-
, cuRA REsoLvxNT, the new blood purif q,
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me Nihiists Determined to Have the

Inc Nihiiists Determined to Have the
Life of the Gar.
LoNsoN. March 2Sth 1t is stated ,ba,
the dis soSery of the Illicit mannfsctnra ~
bombs ~ Zurich has furnished a cine 70 .
gigantic plot existing throughout Rrss;s
Tor new series of attempts upon the life
OF the Car. Numerous arrests have baey,
made IN Nj sscow, Kieff, Odessa and yarions
other places in southern Russia.
wHonEcAIE ARRESTS.
ST. PETERSBURG, March 2sth h-arros..
continue of Nihilisty implicated in tbe iss1
attempt on the Cars life. A lsrse nm,
Der OF persons were arrested at Zurich 10.
day. chiefly Jews. ~
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wAsHINGroN rERRIroRY.
An Idahs sIan Charged With Having No
Less Than Seven Wives.


SPOKANE FALLS, March 2Sth-Ths police.
arrested, on an Indictment by the Grand
Jury CT Boise City, Idaho, F. Y. Baker.
formally with O. G. Taylor of The Dalles.
Or, on charge of bigsmy. 1t is alleged
that Baker has seven wives. The last one,
widow named Baldwin, with small
child, he married here in January. This
same former wife applied for a divorce,
which he thinks she got in February, but
is not certain.
A Deputy Marshal took him to Idaho,
where the United States Marshal took
charge Of him. He expects to give bail and
return here. He vas a money-lender
Those who knew h}m at The Dalles an
astonished at the den ouement, considersas
him square rlan.
The Republicans to-day nominated G. R