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MINISTER MINER
Blaine Disapprovel of His Speech at the
Capital of Costa Rica.

Blaine DisapproveI of His Speech at the
Capital of Costa Rica.
CITY OF MEXICO, October 30fh.-The
press of this city having called on the Gov
ernment for an explanation of the speech
delivered by Minister Miner on his recep-
ton as Minister of the United States at the
Capital of Costa Rica, has elected the reply
of over two columns in the Diario OfciaI
containing the complaint of Mexico to the
State Department at Washington of the
affair, which is given, in substance, in the
following reply from Minister Romero,
dated Washington, October 10, 1889:
II have the honor to transmit to you
copy and translation of note from Blaine,
bearing this date, wherein he acknowledges
the receipt OF that which | sent, complain
ing in the name of the Government of
phrases relative to that republic that Miz-
ner, United States Minister in Central
America, delivered on the Both of last
August when he was received by the Pres
ident of Costa Rica.
"Blaine states that as soon as that ad-
dress was delivered in the State Depart
ment Mlzner was informed of the pain that
its reading caused, because it lent itself to
an Interpretation unfavorable to the Mex
ican Government Blaine, in his tone, has
not limited himself to that, but he says in
the most emphatic manner that the speech
was delivered without authority from the
United States Government, and that he re-
grets and dlsapproves of it in the most alb
solute manner"
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EXCLUDING THE CLERKS.
Judges of Elections Who Wanted N
Assistance in Ballot Counting.

Judges of Elections Who Wanted No
Assistance in Ballot Counting.
BUTTE (Mont.), October 30th.-The hear
ing of the mandamus case was continued
to-day. Arguments began by the counsel
for the relator, who claimed that the irreg
ularities did vitiate the returns. Respond
ent's counsel based his arguments on the
fact that the clerks of the election did not
make the returns, but the judges of the
election did, and that the latrer's action in
excluding the clerks and public from the
count and counting returns themselves
showed fraud enough to justify throwing
out the vote.
The relator's counsel made lengthy
argument on the limitations and powers of
the Board of Canvassers. He said they
are simply ministerial, and quoted Nc
Creary on election decisions, Judges
Knowles and Wade of the Montana Su-
preme Court, and numerous other authori-
ties in support OF his arguments.
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ELEGANT MEDALS.
The Pan-American Congress Experience
A Missouri Rain-Storrn.


KANSAS CRY, October 30ih.-When the
All American excursionists awoke this
morning it was raining, the first rainy day
since the journey began.
Among the places visited here were the
smelling and refining works, where each of
the delegates were presented silver medal
souvenir the size of silver dollar. Upon
one side are the heads of Presidents Harri-
son and Diaz in relief, with an inscription
greeting. On the other side are the words,
Reciprocity the United Americas Com
merce.n
Minister Romero, of Mexico, returned
thanks in behalf Of the delegates. The
party then returned 10 the hotel for dinner.
After several speeches we're made United
States Delegate Henderson spoke enthusi-
astically, saying the newspapers OF Eng.
land, Spain and other countries had been
asking what We mean by this conference
Henderson's impression is that the court
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Claiming a Date for the Citrus Fair
1S91-A Sudden Death.

Claiming a Date for the Citrus Fair In
1S91-A Sudden Death.
MARYsvILLE, October 30th.-At meet
ing to-day of the citizens and the Citrus
Fair Committee of Yuba and Sutter coun-
ties, it was decided to hold citrus fair in
Marysville, beginning Monday, January 5,
1891, open to all the counties of California
not included in the Sixth Congressional
District.
This action is taken subject to the ap-
proval of the State Board of Agriculture
in respect to, the appropriation of State
money for such purpose.
Formal notification has been sent to the
Board. Marysville has an excellent pros
pect Of being selected year hence by that
body as the place for holding the Northern
and Central California Citrus Fair receiving
State aid.
A laboring man named Williom Eva,
otherwise known as Jumbo" dropped
dead in the Golden Eagle hotel here to-day.
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EASTERN FLYERS.
Poor Racing on Three Slow Tracks il
the East Yesterday.

Poor Racing on Three Slow Tracks in
the East Yesterday.
CLIFTON IN. J.), October Both. = The
weather is cool and the tracks slow. The
winners we're:
First race, thirteen. sixteenths of mile,
Little Barefoot won. Prince Edward sec
ond Olivius third. Time, 1:244.
Second race, selling, seven eighths of a
mile, Brait won, Carrie G. second, Clontarf
third. Time, 1:3O
Third race, selling, five elghths of mile,
Fast Time won, Light second, Belle Pey-
ten (gelding) third. Time, 1:O42.
Fourth race, selling, one and one-fourth
miles, Frank Ward won, Iceberg second
Troy third. Time, 2;114.
Fifth race, selling, one and one-sixteenth
miles, Cathedra (gelding) won, Longitude
second Tenafy third. Time. 1:504
Sixth race, three-quarters of mile,
Capulin won, Guardsman second, Theora
third. Time, 1:17t.
AT ELIZABETH.
ELIZABETH IN. J.). October 30th.-The
weather is cool and the track slow.
First race, five-eighths of mile, Blue
Rock won, Mute second, Frejois third.
Time, LOG.
Second race, fve-eighths of a mile,
OTdChSIudu WOu. lpSldu SeCOuu, Leld May
third. Time, 1:05l.
Third race, three-quarters of a mile,
Pearl set won, Cortland second, Tulla
Black burn third. Time, 1:21.
Fourth race, one and one-eighth miles,
Longstreet won, Come-to-Taw second, An
ME Blackburn third. Time, 2:06.
Fifth race, one mile, Oregon won, Bill
Barnes second, Puzzle third. Time, 1:491
Sixth race, one and one-eighth miles,
Huntress won, Theodosius second, Larch-
mont third. Time, 2:03.
Seventh race, three-quarters of mile,
Bradford won, Glenmound second, Clay
Stockton third. Time, 1:19.
AT NASHVILLE.
NASHVILLE (Tenn.), October 30th.-The
weather is fair and the track slow at West
Side Park. The winners to-day are:
First race, three-quarters of a mile Leo
Brigel won, Carlton second, Rose Pearl
third. Time, 1:20l.
Second race, selling, three quarters of q
mile, Metal won, Buckler second, Littroll
third. Time. 1:19l.
Third race, maidens, one half of a mile,
Mary H. won, Kenilworth second, Rad
cliff third. Time, :531
Fourth race, selling, three-sixteenths of a
mile, Renounce won Kitty B. second, Col
onel Hunt third. Time, 1:26.
Fifth race, one mile, Monita Hardy won,
Mount Lebanon second, Nevada third.
Time las.
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MODERN SAMSON.
Eugene Sandou Wins the E1Oo Reward
for Feats of Strength.

TOT i eaIs OF StrenSth.
LoEDoN, October 30th.-At the Royal
Aquarium last night Eugene Sandou ac-
cepted the offer of Samson, known as the
strongest man, to give fl00 to any one who
would achieve the feats accomplished by
his pupil Cyclops. Cyclops lifted two fifty
pound weights, raised dumbbells 800 to
AGO pounds, lifted with one finger stone of
400 pounds, on which was placed two
weights of fifty pounds, lifted 250 pounds
above his head with his right hand. gradu-
ally lowered the arm till at right angles
with his body, held a dumbbell of 300
pounds over his head with his right hand,
stopped and lifted fifty pounds, raising
them in turn over his head, lowering to the
elbow three times, nearly four. Sandou
did all these feats. In the last he raised
fifty pounds in similar way to Cyclops
seven times.
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ID. S. TERRY's ESTATE.
His Administrator Brings Suit Against
Messrs. Langford and Baldwin.


Messrs. Langford and Baldwin.
FRESNO, October 30th.-C. G. Sayle. adj
mini.trator of the estate of D. 8. Terry,
deceased, has begun suit against Frank l..
Baldwin and B. F Lsngford to compel an ac-
counting. These parties were associated
with Terry in mine near Tucson, Ari-
zona. and the complaint, which is filed in
the Superior Court of Fresno county, re-
cites that Terry was, at the time of his
death and for year previous, owner Of
one-tenth interest in said mine, and that
during this time the Superintendent of the
mine had remitted to Stockton, as profits
OF the working of the mine. q large sum of
money, one-tenth of which rightfully be-
longed to Terry and now is portion of the
estate, and that Baldwin and Langford are
suspected of concealing Terry's share of
the money, whereof it is prayed that the
parties be called to appear before the SUI
perior Court of Fresno county and be
questioned under oath respecting the
matter.
The examination began this afternoon,
Baldwin being first On the stand. The ore
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Germany wonId Like to Fight.

BERLIN, October 3Oth.-During the debate
on the budget to-day Herr Won Bennington
said Germany's position in Europe com
PEELED her TO wear heavy armor, and she
would stake everything to enable her to
engage in another war VIGOROUSLY. DR..
Winthort indicated the willingness of the
center party to grant money for defenses, ii
necessary
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VESSELS SUNK.
The City of Quincy and the Washington
Both Founder.

Both Founder.
TACOMA (W. T.). October 30th.-The
steamer City OF Quincy, while running up
to the head of the bay tonight, sprung a
leak and sunk in twelve feet of water in
the draw of the railroad bridge.
The passengers had been landed. The
boat was on the way to deliver cargo oi
oats to the Pacific Produce Company's
wharf The cargo is being transferred to
lighters. The ship is owned by the Wash
ington Navigation Company.
The steamer Washington, Of the same
line, ran on some rocks in Deception Pass
to-day, and was pulled of by the steamer
Washington of the Pacific Navigation Line
and started for Fair Haven. After short
time she began TO founder and is total
loss. The passengers and crew were saved
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SENTENCING INDIANS.
One Must Hang and Eight Others go to
the Penitentiary.

the Penitentiary.
GLOBE (Ariz }, October 3oth.-The Dis
trict Court of Gila county, Arizona, ad-
journing to-day resulted in the following
sentences: The Indian who killed Lieu
tenant Mott, March 10. 1887, was sentenced
to be hanged; one Indian for life imprison-
ment for the murder of freighter Cosper;
one for the murder of another Indian, life
imprisonment; one received ten years for
the murder of an Indian, one for twelve
years for the murder of an Indian, four for
seven years each foI a murderous assault
on the Chief of Scouts, Al. Sleber. A Mexi-
can received one year for embezzlement. A
total of nine Indians and one Mexican were
sentenced.
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JOE MULHATTON.
He Romances for the Benefit of New
Mexico News Gatherers.

ALBUQUERQUE On. M. October Both
The alleged finger cutting duel between q
Mexican rancher and an Indian, supposed
to have occurred at Taos, during which an
employe of the Mexican, fearing the latter
would be the first to succumb through loss
of blood, took out pistol and killed the
Indian, is ore of Joe Mulhatton's stories.
There was no duel. and, Of course, no one
submitted quietly to having his fingers
chopped off. Mulhatton has gone into the
mining business and was in the vicinity Of
TaoS
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BRussELLs, October 30th.-The strikers
in Mona district number 5000. The col
liers in the Central and Charleroi coal fields
are joining the strikers. The owners ofthe
coal mines refuse to grant the demands,
and assert that since 1887 wages have been
in proportion to the price of coal.
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The Ne,r Cabinet.

GuAyAoUIL (via Galveston), October Both.
The new Cabinet has been formed as fol-
lows: Carlos r. TOBIAS, Minister of the In
terror and Foreign Affairs; Francisco
Campo, Minister of Finance; Elias Lazo,
Minister of Public Instruction and Justice
General Julio Saenz, Minister Of War.
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PETER jackson and Jem Smith.

LONDON, October 30th.-Pster Jackson
and Jem Smith have agreed to fight on
November 18th for purse of 1000, con-
tributed by the Pelican Club. Betting is
to on Smith.
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DOMESTIC WRANGLE.

Young Man Takes Shot at His Step
father in Nevada City.
NEVADA CITY, October 30th.-John R.
Hopkins last night fired a pistol shot
through a window at George H. Allen, his
stepfather, but missed the mark. Allen
had mistreated his wife, whereupon she
sent to Oroville for her son, who is cigar
manufacturer there. The latter, upon his
arrival, proceeded to regulate affairs, when
Allen is alleged to have assaulted him
with a hatchet, whereupon he ran out OF
the house and shot. Allen and Hopkins
have been arrested.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Or rich and poor, If you're not won
To brush your teeth with SOZODONT,
Youth one day suffer deep remorse,
For soon they'll erumble in decay.
And soon you'l Il cry, "Oh, lack-a-day,
That had never changed my course"
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Charged with Manslaughter.

FoRT JONES. October 30th-In the exam
ination, which closed last night, of James
A. Charles and William Davidson, charged
with the killing OF Manuel Cardoza on the
Goth of May last, in dispute over the ri ght
to the water of McAdams creek for irriga-
ton purposes, the defendants were held by
Justice A. P. McCarton under So COO bail to
answer before the Superior Court for man
rln
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GRECIAN BAIL.

A Grand Display of Royalty at the Pal
ace at Athens.
ATHENS, October 30th.-There was State
ball at the Palace last night, at which there
were 5000 guests. The Royal Imperial
personages marched in procession through
the bathrooms, Emperor William, escort
ing the Queen OF Greece, led the march.
followed by the King of Greece and the
Empress of Germany, the Czareyitch and
Princess of Wales, the Duke of Sparta and
Princess of SAKE -Meiningen- n-Hiedburghdu-
sen, Prince Henry of Prussia and Princess
Sophie, the bride of the Duke of Sparta.
There were only three dances.
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The best nsne n Ce1kceS % your printing done
A. J. Johnston h Con. Iss ST. Sacramento, Cal
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taken from the mine yields from ST 600 to
81 500 ton. The most of it is shipped to
Denver, but some is also shipped to San
Francisco.
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DIR. La Mars Seminal Pills cure all
cases of Nervous and Physical Debility, Seminal
Weakness, Nocturnal Emissions, and the many
ailments arising from excess, indlscretion, and
abuse, A complete restorative. Price, 81 80 a
bottle sent by express C. o. d. A. MCBOYLE
& CO., Druggists 5O4 Washington street, San
Francisco. p o. Box 1852. my66m
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Prince of ,Ionaco nIarrIed.

PARIS, October 30th-The civil marriage
of,the Prince of Monaco and the Duchess
de Richelieu took place at the Monaco Le-
CATION here TO. dsy,
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale To Let and sinsilar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each ssbseeue, tine AU
notices OF this esarocter ,siu be found under this
heading
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smupe4ine Opium.

WINDSOR (ont), October 90th.-Exten-
sive smuggling of opium has been discov-
cred. The drug is being shipped from here
to Chicago after arriving from the East via
the Canadian Pacific.
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WoRKINeMEN cannot afford to lose time.
Simmons Liver Regulator will keep you
from it.
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FoR biliousness and headache Simmons
Liver Regulator is the best medicine the
world ever saw-H. H. Jones, Macon, Ga.
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If afflicted with Sore Eyes use DIR. isaac
THOMPSON'S EYE WATER, Sold at 25 cents.1yS
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OTTAWA. October 30th.-The report that
the Canadian Pacific Railway steamship
service between Japan and Canada will ter
inmate November 22d is untrue. On that
date the three Cunard vessels chartered
two years 8go will stop running, but the
other steamers which nave been on the
route since the inception of the service will
continue to make forinightly trips.
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Bapjo and Guitar Lessons.-Professor
APPLEBY, southwest corner Tenth aud SITS.
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RosEvILLB, October 30th.-The residence
of D. Stephenson, two miles east of town,
was destroyed by fire to-day. Loss, 81 800,
with no insurance. Cause of fire, un-
known
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Shasta County News,

REDD1Ne, October 30th.-The Mammoth
quartz mine, in old diggings five miles
northeast of Redding, was sold to San
Francisco and Woodland parties to-day, at
a good figure. Several other negotiations
for mines are going on, and no doubt much
outside capital will soon be invested in
Shasta county mines.
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Knocksd Down and Injured.

SAN Francisco, October 30th.-This even
ing Moses Meyerfeld, sexton of Temple
Emanuel, was knocked dowL by team at
the corner of Sutter and Mason streets and
seriously injured
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WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
Heavy Damages Allowed for Indian
DepredationS in Oregon.
ANNUAL CUSTOMS COLLECTION.
The Civil Service Commission After
Those Who Levy Political
Assessments.
OUR TRADE WITH SAMOA.

fgprcuAL DuPATcHKs 10 rHs REcoRD-UN1oN. |
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40 Doubt He is Right.

twenty three cases of typhoid fever in the
Los Angeles Orphans Home. None are re-
garded dangerous The Home physician
thinks the prevalence of the use of vege-
tables grown on sewer irrigated lands does
the sanitary condition of the Home no
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ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST'
The Multnomah County Prison Escapes
Are Still at Large.
ESTATE OF DAVID s. TERRY.
Close Call for a Domestic Tragedy
in Nevada City-Small Blaze
Near Roseville.
ESTATE OF DAVID s. TERRY.
MARYsvILLE ITEMS.

lrscAL DISPATCHES TO rHz RsooRD-uMos.l
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Secretary Blaine DisapproVes Of Miz-
ner'S Speech at Costa RiGa.
ROYALTY AT A GRECIAN BALL.
The English Government Adopting
Land League Measures-Lat-
est Mexican News.
NEW TREATY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE HEooaD-uuos.I
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Attached by Creditors.

HEALDsBURe, October 30th.-An attach
ment was served this morning on the firm
of Hassett & Lewis of this city by San
Francisco creditors The firm claims to be
able to pay all Indebtedness.
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Emperor william.

ATHENS. October 3Oth.-Emperor Will
lam lunched on board the British flagship
Dreadnaught tonight.
Responding to a toast to his health, he
paid high compliment TO the English
navy. and called for three cheers for it,
which were given heartily by the German
officers present.
The Emperor starts for Constantinople
Tomorrow
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Revolution in Guatemala.

MEXICO, October 3Oth-P Pdpellon NdcionaE
publishes telegram from Guatemala say
ing revolution is in progress in Santa
Rosa, and that the Guatemalan Govern
ment is shooting all prisoners. The revo-
lutionists, the dispatch says, are holding
fheir own. aided by other forces in the di-
rection of the Mexican frontier.
General Barrundia, the Guatemalan exile
here will publish pamphlet in few days
reciting the abuses he alleges have been
committed by President Barillas and party
Adopting Land League Measures.
LONDON, October 3Oth.-Michael Davitt
continued his speech before the Parnell
Commission to-day. He argued that the
Government is now adopting some of the
leading proposals originally made by the
Land League.
Davitt denounced the charge that Pat
rick Egsn paid money to assist in the
Phoenix Park murders or that Biggar or
others advanced money belonging to the
League to pay for the committal OF the out
races.
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Section Boss Injured.

ANAHE1M, October 3Oth.-A section boss
named Mccall, in the employ of the Cali
fornia Central Railroad, fell from hand
car at Fullerton this evening. One rib was
broken and his head badly cut. He was
taken to the Los Angeles Hospital.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1883-1893, 1889-07-26

attitude in twenty years. NJ this point
Mr. Whitaker arose and said;
Mr.. Jones | wish You 70 discu S Dr.
GriSsom and not myself He is on trial
and not myself. 1t is none of Your bust
ness whether have been on my knees in
twenty years. It IS none Of your business
whether | am an active member OF the
church
MIR Jones responded: | have right 10
discuss your speech and will DO so But
if offended you by what ! have said |
beg your pardon.
Mr. Whitaker: What you have said IS a
falsehood.
Nr Jones You cannot drive me from
my spec ch and | shall proceed
Mr. Jones then reviewed the evidence
in several Of the charges Of cruelty to pa
tients. He also referred briefly 10 the
matter Of the mIsappropriation OF sup
plies.
In conclusion Mr. Jones said: am sorry
if have 9aia anything 10 injure tie feel
ings of Mr.. whitaker may have gone
TOO far Ii have done s., regret it.