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EAST OF TEE ROCKIES.
4 Negro Taken From a Courtroom and
LynChed.
SOME PLAIN AMERICAN TALK.
Imprisonment for Libel-The Pres
byterian Assembly-Diamo
Dust-Turf Topics.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THs xkcosD-usros.,
THE PREsBYrERIANS.
An Extended Report of the Board of
Publication.

An Extended Report of the Board of
Publication.
SARATOGA, May 2lst.-In the Presbyte-
rian General Assembly to-day resolution
urging Congress to pass the bill now before
it for investigating the effects of intoxi-
icating liquors was adopted.
A resolution asking Congress to pass an
amendment to the interstate commerce bill
to enable States to prohibit or restrict the
liquor traffic was referred to committee.
The annual report of the foreign missions
was read.
Rev. DR.. Burrill delivered lengthy re-
port on foreign missions. The total receipts
of the Board during the year were S794, ,066
from churches, S29l,791 from Sabbath
schools, $50, ,G62 from the Womau's Boards,
$3.50, ,2S5 from legacies and $73, ,120 from
miscellaneous sources. There was a de-
crease OF s5S,749, compared with last year,
and there is at present a deficit of $50, ,275.
An urgent appeal was made TO the Assem-
bly, to study the report and say why the
great falling OFT in receipts had occurred
The strong Synods have not done as well
in proportion as the weaker ones.
Rev. DR.. Ellingood, Secretary, advised a
system of weekly subscriptions, and sew
eral other spirited addresses were made.
The recommendations of the Board were
adopted.
When consideration of the Publication
Board matter came up, DR.. Agpew, of the
Board, said there had been considerable
misapprehension on the part of the special
committee. At the first meeting called
only three members of the Publication
Board could be present, and special COM
mittee sat as an inqulsiton and refused to
give data on which they based their
charges. Simmons had sent circulars all
over the land asking questions, answers to
which were to be considered confidential,
as to the prevailing dissatisfaction with the
Board. We assured Simmons that we did
not propose to vote as Joint committee,
and not to overrule his committee by our
greater number. The special committe has
misunderstood us, and this has prevented
confidence. In its report are many mis-
representations, doubtless unintentional.
We never saw it until the meeting of the
Assembly.
Regarding the statement of the special
committee, that responsible firm has Of
fered to do the work for less price than
the Board does. DR.. Agnew said the Board
tried all that twelve years ago, when they
gave the work to the three lowest bidders.
Since then fifteen responsible Philadelphia
houses have bid for the work, and in each
case higher than we are now paying.
After considerable further discussion, in
which DR.. Herrick Johnson, of Chicago
and DR.. Howard Crosby took part, Ora
hams motion of yesterday, for the appoint
ment of Commission to investigate the
matter, was adopted,
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They Route the Kings Forces and On,
ture "A Eflias~a

They Route the Kings Forces and Can
ture a Village.
PARIS, May 2lst.-The details of the re-
cent victory in Senegal have reached here
Inc hero of the occasion was Lieutenant
Colonel Archinard, commander of the ex-
peditionary forces in the French Soudan.
The Colonel captured the sacred city Of
Segou Sikoro, on the upper Niger, one of
the capitals of King Ahmadon, on ApriI
9th, aud immediately afterward establish 81
II as base OF operations, at the same time
taxing advantage of the revolt of natives
against the King 70 secure allies. Ad
vancing from Segou, be marched toward
Moro, the second capital of Ahmador.
which lies almost directly north of the
French station of Bafoufale in Unper Sene-
gal. The King, to cover his capital. in
trenched himself at the village of Ouse-
bougou, midway between Segou and Moro.
Here his army, numbering 1 500 men. was
attacked by Colonel Archinard on April
10Th. The Colonel routed the Kings forces
and took possession of the village.
The hight was bloody one, and Alma
dous army was utterly DESTROYED. In the
rout the Kings forces were cut to pieces by
native allies of the French, who showed no
quarter to the fugitives The French troops
included 400 white infantry and marines
and some hundreds of native allies. The
allied sharpshooters los, only fifteen killed,
while the wounded numbered seventy-two.
When the dispatches left Senegal it was re-
ported that Colonel Archinard intended TO
occupy Moro, and attempt to regain the
French posts In Senegal on the route to
kouniakry.
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Postal Changes.

WAsHINGoN, May 2lst.-The following
changes have been made in Postmasters (:
Callfornla-A. Brown, appointed at Milton.
Caiaveras county, vice F. Brown, removed !:
d. l.. Albert, at Rockport, Mendocipo
county, vice ]. j.. McGilyay. resigned: ]
N. Logan. Jr.. at Smiths. Shasta county.
vice w. G. Whiting, deceased.
Washington = G. S. McWilliams at
Oakesdale, Whitman county. vice Mrs. B.
]. Walsh, resigned; j. Z. Van Gordon, at
Pasco, Franklin county, vice Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Johnson, resigned.
San Francisco Postoffice Site.
WASHINGTON, May 21st.-The Secretary
of the Treasury, Attorney. General and
Postmaster General, who are charged by
Congress with selecting site for public
building in San Francisco, had conference
at the Treasury Department this afternoon.
and considered the report of the Commits
sion appointed to inspect the different sites
suggested. No conclusion wss reached
and another conference will be held to-
morrow.
Pension Awards.
WASHINGTON, May 21st-Pensions for
California (original widows, increase, spe-
cial Act)-Carrie B., widow of Horace r
Wirtz, San Francisco; Eunice N. GRAY.
former widow of Jacob Woodman Hincley'
Santa Cruz. Oregon-Hiram J. Pierce,
Charlottesville.
Nomination Confirmed.
WASHINGTON, May 21st.-The Senate has
confirmed the nomination of John P.
Jackson to be Assistant Treasurer of the
United States at San Francisco.
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MARRIED A PRINCE.
An American Heiress Crosses the Ocean
for Nnhility

An American Heiress- Crosses the Ocean
for Nobility.
PARIS, April 21st.-The Papal Nunciature
was well filled for the wedding of Miss
Clara Ward, of Detroit to Prince Joseph
Caraman Chimay. son of the Belgian For
eign Minister. Lord Lytton, the British
ambassador, and White.aw Reid, the
American Minister to France, were the wit
nesses for the bride, and Baron de Beycus.
the Belgian Embassador to France, and the
Duke of Fessenac for the bridegroom.
Lord Lytton stood at the left. OF the altar,
with Mr.. Cameron and the Baron de Bey-
Gus. At the right, with her stepmother,
stood the bride. She is very handsome
woman, and young enough to be her hus-
bands daughter. The bridegroom is tall,
fine-looking man, very dark, with hooked
nose. His full name is Joseph Marie Ana
tole Eli de Riquet, and be bears the title of
Prince de Caraman. On his fathers death,
which seems pretty close, he will become a
grandee of Spain of the first class.
Miss Ward is native of Detroit and her
father dying, his widow went to Canada,
where she married Mr.. Cameron. There
Miss Ward was introduced TO the best So
ciety. At the house of the Commissioner
General of Canada she met Prince Joseph.
The bride has fortune Il S2,00O, 900 in
her own right, with more in prospect.
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A NEGRO FIEND.
An Infuriated Audience Seize and Lynch
Him.

An Infuriated Audience Seize and Lynch
COLUMBUS (Miss.), May 21st.-Grant An
derson, negro, was lynched here this
afternoon. He was undergoing prelim-
mary trial upon charge of attempting to
outrage the little daughter of DR.. Curtis, a
prominent citizen here. Evidence against
the prisoner was very strong, and the large
audience which crowded the Courtroom
became more and more excited as link
after link in the chain of circumstances
connecting Anderson with the crime were
brought ont by the testimony.
After the trial had been in progress
about two hours, and the evidence was
nearly all in, some one in the audience
started the cry of hang him." "hang
him., get rope"
This sentiment was promptly re-
sponded to by the indignant people, and
some of them grabbed the prisoner, while
others caught and held the officers to pre-
vent them from interfering. A rope was
quickly procured, and when it had been
looped around the trembling prisoners
head hundred strong and ready hands
grabbed the other end, and the doomed
man was dragged out of the Courtroom by
the rope and across the street in.o livery
stable, where his tether was thrown over a
rafter, and in a second his body was dan
Cling in air.
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ON THE TURF.
Racing Events Throughout the East
Yesterday.

Racing Events Throughout the East
Yesterday.
LOUISVILLE, May 21st.-One mile Hunt
ress won, Marion c. second. Castaway third.
Mile and half English Lady won, Marie
K. second. the others drawn. Time, 2:42.
Mile and seventy yards Workmate won,
Happiness second, Warpeak third. Time,
1:5O4.
Five-eighths of mile Ed Leonard won,
Lamor second, Laura Allen third. Time
LOAF.
Half-mile Mabel won, Woodford second
Hindoo Lass third. Time, :504.
AT GRAvEsEND.
GRAvEsESD On. ", May 21st.-Six fur
longs Belwood won, Drumstick secon d,
Guard third. Time, 1:154
One mile Adamant won, Favorita Sec
ond, Kings own third. Time, 1:44.
Mile and fnrlong Amazon won. Golden
Corn second, Geraldine third Time, Ash.
Six furlongs Pagan won, Dr. Hellmuth
second, B. B. Million third. Time, 1:l54.
Five furlongs Lord Harry won, Wend-
way second, Rotation third Time, 1:O33.
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TRIAL OF CoNsPIRAroRs.
Fears In Bulgaria That They Will be Re-
leased by Force.

Fears In Bulgaria That They Will be Re-
leased by Force.
VIENNA, May 2lst-The trial of Major
Peantzi, in the Bulgarian service, and Cap
tain Kolobkof, a Russian officer, and nine
Bulgarian officers and four civilians, their
accomplices, charged with conspiring to
overthrow the Government, opened at
Sofia yesterday, having been postponed
from the 10Th.
The Russian Government has been NOV
ing heaven and earth to have Peantzi and
his eo-conspirators released, but without
avail, and full disclosure of the proceed
ings of its agents to overthrow the reign
ing Prince and subvertsthe Government is
now sure to be made.
The city of Sofia is in g highly excited
condition this morning, and fears that an
attempt will be made to rescue the prison
ers by force, The entire garrison is under
arms, and Prince Ferdinand is in council
with his Ministers at the palace.
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Further Testimony Taken in the Clay
ton Investigation.
SENATOR STANFoRD,s LAND BILL.
The Tariff Bill Passes the House-
The Seal Fisheries to be
Protected-Etc.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RRooRp-us1eN.l
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooKD-usros.]
SENATOR srANFoRp,s BILL.


1t Provides for Government Loans at a
Cheap Rate of Interest.
WASHINGTON, May 2lst.-Stanford's bill.
which was introduced in the Senate YES
terday for loans on land, provides for the
establishment of Land Loan Bureau in
the Treasury Department. The Secretary
of the Treasury is authorized to prepare
United States circulating legal tender notes.
to be placed TO the credit of the Land Loan
Bureau as needed. Any citizen owning
unincumbered agricultural land may apply
to the bureau for loan, to be secured by a
lien on his land, the loan not to exceed
one half of the assessed value of the land.
No loan shall be made upon land less than
$500 in value, nor in sums less than $3.50.
nor for longer time than twenty wears.
The loans bear interest at the rate of two
per cent. per annum, payable annually,
and may be paid at any time in sums of
not less than 25 per cent of the whole
amount The Secretary of the Treasury
shall cancel and retire notes equal to the
payments made on the loans. In case of a
default of payment of interest or principal.
the Chief of the Bureau may order fore.
closure in the United States Circuit Court.
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LIVELY SCENE.
The Duke of Manchester Deserts n
Woman.

LONDON, May 21st.-Quite lively scene
took place at the Trocadero Music Hall,
Monday evening, when a bailiff sought to
collect the amount of judgment against
Bessie Bellwood. On Miss Bellwoods ar
rival at the Trocadero in hanson cab,
accompanied by the Duke of Manchester,
who was party to the action, lawyers
clerk and two bailiffs bounced on the pair.
Manchester jumped out of the far side of
the vehicle, and having good start, ran
franticslly down the street, jumped into
another cab and disappeared
Miss Bellwood was taken into the pri-
vate office of the manager. The ushers and
stage hands at once assembled and threw
the bailiffs bodily into the street. The
latter proceeded to the police-station, and,
having obtained posse, returned and ar
rested the singer. The money was subse-
quently paid and she was released. The
manager of the theater and his assistants
will be arraigned at the Marlborough po-
lice station for assaulting the officers.
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they had their orders from the President as
to paying checks and fixing the accounts.
Secretary Work, of the American Finan
clal Institution, was unable TO explain
where all the money had gone TO, but man
aged to tell the committee that nearly all
the securities held by the institution now
had been mortgaged, and the amount on
which money can be realized is not very
large. The investigation will be con-
tinued
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PROTECTING THE SEALS.
The Revenue Cutter Bear Ordered to
Behring Sea.

Behring Sea.
WASHINGTON, May 2lst.-Secretary Win
dom to. day signed orders for the revenue
cutter Bear, directing that she Immediately
sail to Ounalaska, and then cruise in Behr.
ing Sea, to guard against the violation of
the statutes on the sealing matter. The in.
structions will not differ materially from
those OF last year, though much more spe.
cific efforts will be made to avoid repeti.
ton OF last years experience with one.
man prize crews. 1t is understood, accord
ing to present instructions, that vessels
caught violating the law will be disman-
tied AID deprived of all means of further
violation. Their logs and all skins will
also be seized.
The Secretary of the Navy to-day ac-
cepted the dynamite cruiser Vesuvius.
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FELL DEAD.
A Sequel to the Masterson Shooting
Affair.

Sequel to the Masterson Shooting
Affair.
NEw YORK, May 2lst Mrs Florence r.
Masterson, wife of ex-Judge Murat Master
son, OF Prescott, Ariz., the man whose shoot
ing affair in Mrs. Hopkinson's fiat recently
brought him into notoriety, died suddenly
to-day at the Grand Union Hotel, in this
city When Mrs. Masterson heard of the
shooting affair she started East from DEM
ing, n. NJ, her home, to have an under
standing with her husband.
On her arrival she wrote Masterson re-
questing an interview. There was no re-
sponse, and she wrote again, with the same
result. Though her health had ALWAYS
been good, the excitement and grief drove
her INTO condition of nervous prostra-
tion, and to-day as she entered the elevator
she placed her hand over her heart and fell
TO the floor dead. Mr.. Masterson was i'm
mediately notified and was much affected
by the news.
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THE DEFuNcT BANK.
The Money Paid to Men Who Had no
Accounts.

PHILADELPHIA, May 21st.-At meeting
OF the creditors of the defunct Bank of
America to-day, the committee examined
number of the officers of that institution
and secured some startling information.
They learned that there was about $3.50 600
credited to three different men on the books
of the bank who had no money there
The money had been paid out to them and
for the American Financial Association
and American Life Insurance Company,
by order of President Pheiffer of the bank.
The subordinates examined knew nothing
about the reasons therefor, except thai
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The law Of divorce in France has been
in operation since 1885, and during four
years there have been 1881 divorces,
which is at the rate of % for 10000 mar
riages,
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Sacramento City Bonds.

THE COMMISSIONERS OF THE FUNDED
L Debt Sinking Fnnd of the CITY of Sacra-
mento VIII have on hand by the 9th day of
June about Sixty Thousand Dollars for the pur-
chase OF Secramepto City Bonds, which they
will pay to the lowest and best bidders for the
respective classes of bonds due in 1885, lS93 1895
and 1903. They invite sealed proposals for the
sale of these bonds. and will consider ali bids
placed with the Commissioners on or before 10
o'clock a.. ". on JUNE 9, 1880. The different
series of bonds must be offered separately as
they are of different values, according to the
directed to the Commissioners of the Funded
Debt of Sacramento" and marked on the out
side. sBids for Bonds" The Commissioners re-
serve the right to reject any or all bids.
h. o. BEATTY, President,
s NEW TON BOOTH,
SPARROW SMITH,
ap22-6w Commissioners.
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serious Situation.

VIENNA, May 2lst-Slnce the beginning
of the outbreaks among the strikers in the
Pilsen district, Bohemia. twelve men have
been killed. The situation is serious.
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to convince the Committee on WAYS and
Means that any increase in tariff on hops,
barley. malt, rice, etc. would be uniustifia-
BILE from an economic point of view. but
Jailed to accomplish more than curtailine
of rates originally proposed.
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John Warren, who sells newspapers on
the Derby Railroad, between New Haven
and Birmingham, Conn.,, and who is now
in his eighty-second year, is cutting his
third set of teeth.
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements OF Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
round, For Sale, To Let end similar notices under
1ais head gre inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time Al
notices OF this character uil be found under this
heading.
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ROME. May 21st.--Riotous strikers at
Conselice were fred upon by the troops,
and several rioters were killed.
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Subscription Books.-Genorai Aroncv.
40s street, Sacramento, Cal.
myeu ED. C. HUMPHREY.
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The Army Bill,

BERLIN May 2lst-The Budget Com
mittee of the Reichstag continued consid-
Grafton of the army bill to-day. The Min
lister of War explained to the committee
that the bill aimed 10 give military train
ing to all men fit for service. After the
bill was passed $4,000 additional men
would be available.
General Won Balkenstein, Chief of the
Department of General War in the Prus-
sian War Office, in reply to questions, said
that the reduction of the term of compul-
sorry military service to two years was i'm
possible at present.
Eryaud Captured.
HAVANA, May 2lst.-The police have
captured the ong-looked- for French muir
derer, Eryaud. He registered at the Hotel
Roma under the name of Maguiel Doski.
He claimed to be q native of Poland.
When placed in Jail he attempted suicide
by cutting the veins in his leg and arm.
In his trunk were found several French
newspapers containing the details of his
crime.
In addition to the police officials, who
have pictures of the murderer several per-
sons have identified the prisoner as Eyraud.
Mexican News.
CRY OF Mexico, May 2lst.-The Yaqui
war is virtually ended.
The thirty Apaches now roaming in So
nora will be compelled to return to the
United States.
The steamer Corrigan brought eleven
Chinese to Guaymas from the United
States.
In Yueatan forest fires have burned
strip over thirty leagues long.
A Futile Attempt.
THE HAGUE, May 21st.-Dispatches from
Acheen say the Dutch lost three killed and
fourteen wounded in futile attempt to re-
cover the position from which they had
been driven by the natives. The latter
lost fourteen killed.
Pretty High-Priced.
MONTREAL, May 2lst.-Whalen, the con-
tractor for the Quebec Courthouse, SAYS he
paid the Doodle Ministers and friends of
the Quebec Government $4,000 in four
years.
Troops Slain.
BUEEos AYREs, May 21st.-There was an
other riotous demonstration against the
Government at Puerto Allegro to-day.
Twenty-six soldiers we5s slain and forty
wounded
In Honor c8 Stanley.
LONDON, May 21st.-The London Cham
Der OF Commerce gave dinner this evening
in honor of Stanley and his colleagues.
Miss Tenant, Stanley's fancee, was pres
ent.
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bicycle Rattle An 1889 Singer Safety
Bicycle VIII be rallied shortly. Tickets 81 each
III ooo street. mylg-tf
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WAGONS FOR plcNIcKERs.

NGy WAGONS ARE READY FOR THE USE
lN of picnic and pleasure parties, day or
night. They are finely finished, easy to rideln
and let on very reasonable terms.
my9.tfNSu JOHN LAFFERTY, 1879 st.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
In window. for your information. 4os ).

The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. j. Johnston & Co.'S, 40
street, Sacramento Cal
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Eyraud, The French Murderer, is Finally
Captured.
SHE WAS WEDDED TO A PRINCE.
The French in Africa-The Duke of
Manchester Deserts a Woman
The Army Bill.
THE FRENCH In AFRICA.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO The REooRD-uNroN.l
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Regular meeting of Court Sacra-y r
mento No. $751; A. o. F. of A., THIS ~
~ Nv NENlNG, at O'Clock, at Odd Fellows 81
HAIL JOS. GRAY, C. r. ~
j. MORRIS, R. S. ia
Regular Cantonment of Grand dEU
canton Sacramento No. l, P. NJ. l. o. o. SSS/LT
f.. THIS (Thursday) EVENING at S w
O'Clock. W. Fl. SHERBURN, Com. wv
w. A. STEPHENSON Clerk lt*
WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO DO LIGHT
w housework. Apply at 1910 street. Its
UNFINISHED ROOMS TO LEr-oNE LARGE
= Front room: also single rooms. No. 4l5%
X street. mv9o rs
SECoND-HAND COOK STOVE FOR SALE
~ cheap: No. Bucks Patent, with copper
boiler and back oven. Apply No. 1920 Eighth
street, between and X, Sacramento. my222t*
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WHO WILL Win THE HANDSOME GUITAR AND CASE ?I:

buying DOLLAR OR MORE worth of MILLINERY
within the For particulars
MANAGER of the RED HOUSE MILLINERY PARLORS.
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

TWO OR THREE COOL ROOMS, FURNISHED
j for housekeeping. Apply at SIGNAL Of
FICE, 12l street. my2l.tf
on ACRES GOOD FAMILY FARM; EX-
OU change for city property. Apply us ] st Il
EOR SALE-A BOOK, NEWS AND STATION
T. cry business in this city; go I'd reasons for
selling. Address STATIONERY, this office.
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TlO LET-A SUITE OF NEWLY FURNISHED
l. rooms and use of bath, in private family;
suitable for gentlemen or man and wife; nice
location. Address A. B. c.. this Office my2O-3ts