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Untold Suffering Said to Exist Among
the Poor Peanle


Untold Suffering Said to Exist Among
the Poor People.
LONDON, June 10th.-The most appalling
accounts are received of the sufferings of
the inhaoitants In upper Egypt along the
route of the expedition of the relief for
Gordon.
Mr.. Haworth, who is interesting himself
in getting up the subscription for the relief
OF the starving people and doing his Mt
most to interest the Government in their
behalf makes public in the London Times
the following letter. which has lust been
received from friend in Suakim:
y You have no idea of the awful state of
misery the country is in. The population
is absolutely starving and the people are
like living skeletons. Only the very
wealthy formerly have still something lett.
OF course the greatest misery is among the
widows and children of the men we have
killed, and we must have disposed of at
least 10000, and those had considerable
over l00, 600 dependent upon them. So YOU
can guess the local misery. 1t does seem
hard, after killing the bread winners, to
leave innocent women and children to ut
ter destitution and painful death. have
two children here sent me from Tokar.
Their mothers, sisters, brothers and all
their friends died of starvation Their
united ages may be 10, and | am willing to
wager that they do not weigh IS pounds be-
tween them. Cannibalism has taken place.
Everything moving has been eaten. Dogs,
cats, rats. donkeys, snakes, lizards, old
bones and leather are eagerly devoured
and the stronger take by force from the
weak. have seen big boy seize small
one and try to strangle him for the food
that was in his mouth, and many other
awful sights. Subscriptions have been
started which enable the Relief Committee
to feed about 5000 of the worst cases and
to start mat hospital for the sick. This is
at Suakim. At Tokar starvation is worse.
Between fifty and one hundred, and some
times over, die daily. Kassala is still worse,
whole families being found dead in their
houses. At Galabat and Gedarit the popu-
lation has nearly ceased to exist. At Ber-
bera, Schenda and Metemneh, the same.
At Haliba, Mahamed Ghoul and Aglig the
distress is also intense
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OREGON SCHOOL BOOKS.
An Attempt to Control the Board OF Ed
ucation Fails.


ucation Fails.
PORTLAND, June 10th.-Last Thursday
the Board of Education adopted text. books
for the State. The American Book Com.
pany, representing the book trust of the
country, received about % per cent.
of the awards, the remainder going to
outside houses. Two members of the
Board, State Superintendent Bryan, and G.
K. Tiffany, of Sprague, voted for all the
trust books constantly in the Board.
The trust agents wanted Leach to appear
before the Board and move a reconsidera-
ton of its action last Thursday, so far as
readers and arithmetics were concerned.
He was to get S. 900. and was promised
the Superintendency of the Seattle schools.
The trust men claiming that they controlled
three members of that Board. Leach made
a motion to reconsider yesterday, and it
was adopted and the matter left open. He
received a check for the money and ex-
posed the plot to the Board to-day.
The Board promptly readopted the read
ers and arithmetics which were adopted
last Thursday, and passed resolutions con-
demnlng the American Book Company
and its agents. G. E. Eames, who signed
the check, is deputy manager of the de-
tective association in Portland, Or.
The reconsideration and adoption of
trust arithmetics and readers would have
given the trust houses so per cent. of the
books in this State, involving thousands of
dollars.
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BOND ELECTION.
stocktonites Joi1ifying Over Their Fro
posed improvements

stocktonites Jol1ifying Over Their Pro-
posed improvements.
STOCKTON, June 10th.-Bands of music
playing, cannon firing, and general iollifi-
cation tonight indicate the result of to-
days election on the issuance of bonds for
$195, 900. to be expended in public improve
ments. The bonds were carried on an
average vote of four to one. The total vote
was 1858, which is about 600 short of the
vote cast at the last city election. Only
3S3 votes were against the bonds. The
money is to be expended for general i'm.
provements, as follows: Eighty-five thou
sand dollars for system of main sewers;
$35, 900 for the completion of the water
works, for street-sprinkling. fire purposes
and for flushing the sewers; $25 900 for the
construction Of bridges. S. 900 for improve
ment of public squares and the streets
around them, and the improvement of the
water front and the construction of a sys-
tenn of surface drainage.
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All Over a Relief Bill,

WASHINGTON, June 10th-This afternoon
as private bill was pending before the
House for the relief of Hyland G. Kirk and
others, which has been vigorously opposed
by Springer of Illinois, the Representative
had occasion to pass out of the hall, and at
the doorway was confronted by Kirk, who
demanded to be informed why he opposed
the bill. Springer replied that he opposed
the bill because it would be an improper
measure. Kirk retorted in an insinuating
manner that he knew the reason of the op.
position. He refused to say what it was.
Springer became indignant, and told Kirk
that II he insinuated any improper motives
he would have him brought before the bar
of the House. Kirk subsidized and Springer
returned to the House and helped defeat
the bill.
National Election Law.
WASHINGTON, June 10th.-For the fourth
time the Republican Representatives were
in caucus tonight upon the subject of
national election law, the Lodge and Row
ell bills being up. The preference of the
Southern Republicans was for the Lodge
plan. Finally Speaker Reed pointed out
how the differences between the adherents
of the two bills could be adjusted by a
combination of the features or principles
OF each, which were unobjected to. His
proposition was unanimously accepted
and Rowell and Lodge were instructed to
formulate compromise bill.
Quick Work.
WASHINGTON, June 1Oth.-In less than
one hour the House disposed of the Post.
office appropriation bill of 81, ,OOO, 600, and
bill was passed creating Puget Sound a
customs district and making Port Town
send port of entry, with Tacoma and Seat.
tie sub ports of entry.
The Senate Finance Committee will take
up the House silver bill tomorrow morn
ing, and the expectation is that it will be
reported to the Senate in the afternoon.
The Pension Bill.
WASHINGTON, June 10th-The protracted
negotiations between the Senate and House.
respecting the differences arising from the
conflicting amendments to the pension bill,
were brought to successful conclusion to-
day. The Senate receded from its insist
ence upon the dependent pension feature.
and the House agrees to drop the service
pension provisions, leaving the bill dis
ability pension bill.
Confirmations.
WASHINGTON, June 1Oth.-The nomina.
tions of Frank ]. Partridge of Vermont. as
Examiner of Claims of the State Depart
ment; Robert s. Gardner of West Virginia,
as Indian Inspector; W. H. Byres as Sur
veyor-General of Oregon; Charles P. Hap
good as Register of the Land Office at
Marysville, Cal; and Thomas Smith as
Postmaster at Palouse. Washington, were
confirmed by the Senate today.
Will be Sent Back.
WASHINGTON. June 10th. - Collector
Phelps to-day notified Secretary Window
that he had received fifteen Chinese from
the United States Marshal of Southern
California to be returned to China. He
was instructed to return them to China,
provided he was satisfied that they were
Chinese who had entered the country in
violation o. the Exclusion Act and that
they had been tried BIZ the Courts.
Pension Awards.
WASHINGTON, June 10th. = Pensions:
California Original invalid Edmund S.
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Empaneling a Jury.

PARIS. June 10th.-Tne celebrated Cross
case was taken up to-day. Out of venire
of sixty men only five jurors were chosen.
Another venire of sixty men was ordered
The Court adjourned until to morrow. 1t
will be noon Thursday before jury is en-
paneled and the work Of taking testimony
hepiDe
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MORMON CHURCH.
Bill to Give the Schools the Benefit of
Escheated Property.

SShOneoA = AOPcNtys
WASHINGTON, June 10th.-Senator Ed.
munds introduced bill in the Senate to-
day providing that all funds or other prop
erty lately belonging to, or in possession,
or claimed by the corporation of the Church
of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints, shall
be devoted to the benefit of the public
common schools in Utah, the money to be
disposed of by the Secretary of the Interior
in such a manner as shall seem to him
most expedient. The Supreme Court of
Utah is invested with authority to make all
the necessary and proper orders and de-
crees for the purpose
After the United States Supreme Court
rendered decree of annulling the charter
and escheating to the United States the
property of the Mormon Church, it with
held the decree in the case through desire
to find out the best method of disposing of
the confscated property or finding private
owners to whom it might be reverted.
The object of Senator Edmunds' bill is to
declare by Congressional enactment to
what use the money and property may be
devoted and relieve the Court of its embar-
rasSment
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DECISION REyERsEp.

The Final Ending of the Sharon Divorce
Suit.
SAN Francisco, June 10th.-The Supreme
Court to-day rendered decision in the
celebrated Sharon divorce case, reversing
the decision of the lower Court and re.
manding the case. with instructions that
the motion for $4,000 alimony and $500
costs be denied.
The decision of the Supreme Court is
made on the ground that the suit to de-
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FOREIGN APPRECIATION.
Report of the Commissioner to the Paris
Exposition.

Cxp0B1tI0us
WASHINGTON, June 10th. = Secretary
Blaine to. day transmitted to Congress the
official report of General Franklin, United
States Commissioner General to the Paris
Exposition. General Franklin says the
United States section received high praise
from the French republic, the Ministers
who visited the Exposition officially, and
from the jurors.
The general appreciation of it is shown
by the large list of prizes, a large proper
ton of which were high ones. The French
authorities have been very generous, and
the greater number of decorations pre-
sented United States citizens than to any
other foreign nation is evidence not only
of the kindly feeling of the French toward
the United States, but of the high appre.
citation of the French Government of the
exhibit of the United States.
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NO COOLIES WANTED.
Tiburon Citizens Object to the Employ
ment of Chiuamen.

Tiburon Citizens Object to the Employ
ment of Cinnamon.
San FRANCISCO, June 10th.-The an.
nouncement that number of Chinese
laborers were to be employed to do the
grading on the property of the Bellevue
Land Company, on Kershaw Island, near
Tiboron, has been the cause of the follow
ing notice to the contractor, signed by loo
citizens of Tiburon:
TO Mr.. Wilidm JeioeH: We, the undersigned
citizens of Tiburon, hearing that you are to en-.
gage Cinnamon to work on the island, near
Tiburon, object to any such class of labor, and
II Cinnamon are engaged to work in or near
T1buron there will be some other remedy en-
forced to prevent such class of people coming
to or near Tburon We, the citizens of Tiburon,
hope you will take caution and act accordingly.
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BAD BRRATH.

Nothing is so unpleasant, nothing so common
es Bad Breath, and in nearly every case it comes
from the Stomach, and can be so easily cor.
rected If you will take Simmons Liver Regula-
tor. Do not neglect so sure remedy for this
repulsive disorder 1t will also improve your
appetite, complexion and general health
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Dissolution of Partnership.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIyEN THAT THE
~ partnership heretofore existing between
BELL & FOUNTAIN is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. The business will hereafter
settle up the business of the old !irm.
Sacramento, June 9, 1890. ielD-tf
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All medical authorities agree that
catarrh is no more nor less than an iniiamma-
tion OF the lining membrane of the nasal air
passages. Nasal catarrh and all catarrhal af-
iectons OF the head are not diseases of the
piood, and y is a serious mistake to treat them
as sucn. No conscientious physician ever at
tempts 70 DO so. 1t is held by eminent medical
men that sooner or later specific will be found
LOT every disease from which humanity suffers
Inc facts justify us in assuming that for catarrh
Cream Balm. MTF
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PERSONAL.

"Haye tested its virtues, personally, and
know that for Dyspepsia, Biliousness and Throb-
bling Headache, it is the best medicine the
world ever saw. Have tried forty other RENE.
dies before Simmons Liver Regulator and none
of them gave more than temporary relief, but
The Regulator not only relieved but cured."-
Telegraph Macon Ga
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Mrs. winslow,s soo,hins syrup

Has been used over fifty years by mothers for
their children while teething. with perfect sue
cess 1t soothes the child, softens the gums.
allays all pain, cures wind coiic regulates the
bowels, and is the best remedy for d!arrhna
whether arising from teething or other causes
and Is &c: sale by druggists In every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs Wipslow's 3
Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents bottle.
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Large Loan,

The Barings have arranged to issue loan
for Uruguay of f2 100000 at six per cent.
1t is understood the minor details of the
transaction are still in process of settle
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In the conmons

LONDON, June 10th.-In the Con,mons
tonight Smith. Government leader. reply
ing to question by Gladstone, said it was
the present intention of the Government
to proceed continuously with the licensing
hill
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TIRED AND DESPoNDENT,

'For some time my Liver had been out of
order, and felt generally good for nothing /
was induced to try Simmons Liver Regulator
Its action was quick and thorough, and it i'm
parted brisk and vigorous feeling. 1t is an
excellent remedy ]. 3. HILAND, Monroe,
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clare the alleged marriage contract void
was begun In the United States Court pre-
vious to the issuance by the Superior Court
of an order for alimony and costs, and that
the marriage contract was subsequently,
declared void
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No Love for ohristiaq

say that a number of Turks recently killed
three Christian residents of the island.
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One Year in Prison.

CITY OF MEXICO, June 10th.-A Court
martial tried Prince Iturbide to-day, and
he was sentenced to one years imprison-
ment He appealed.
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THE TIME HAS ARRIVED.
France Believes England Should Evac-
uate Egypt.

uate Egypt.
PARIS, June 10th-In the Chamber of
Deputies to-day Ribot, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, read Frances note TO Egypt.
France contends that the time has arrived
when England in accordance with many
declarations and self-congratulation of
her Minister. and for the prosperity and
security of Egypt, ought to evscuate the
country.
The note expresses surprise that the
Powers DO not agree in recognizing that
the profits of conversion ought TO be APP
piled TO increasing Fg3pt's military forces
In order to enable her TO dispense with
British troops. Believing, however, that
all parties interested are disposed 10 give
the subject frank consideration, France as
sents 10 the conversion scheme, reserving
the question of evacuation for future nego-
tiations. NJ. Ribo, declared that France
desired cordial relations with England, but
would lose no opportunity TO protest
against England establishing herself in
Egypt.
Difficulties to be Settled.
VIENNA, June 10th-Strong efforts are
being made to reconcile the difference be-
tween the Czechs and Germans in the Boz
hemian Diet. Emperor Francis Joseph to-
day gave an audience TO the leaders of the
two parties. His Majesty declared that the
arrangements, looking to the settlement of
difficulties, adopted by the recent German
Czech Conference at Vienna, would GER
tainly be effected. This utterance was a
departure from the Emperor's customary
reserve. 1t is expected 10 have decisive
influence in settling the long-standing
troubles between the two political parties.
just Try 1t.
LONDON, June 10th.-The Standard pro-
tests against Blaine's sending cruisers to
Bearing Sea. It says: IF he attempts to
employ force wrongfully against British
subjects or property force will be en-
ployed on our side also. The gravest con-
dition of affairs may arise from his head.
less and incorporate action"
In Favor of Federation.
MELBOURNE, June 10th-The Legislative
Assembly of Victoria has unanimously ap-
proved the scheme for the federation of
the Australian Colonies, and has appointed
delegates to convention which is to con-
slider the subject.
Stanley Talks
EDINBURG, June 10th.-Stanley made an
address tonight before the Geographical
Society. The Marquis of Lorne, VINO pre-
sided, presented gold medal to the ex-
ploFer on behalf of the society.
Lawn Tennis Championship.
DUBLIN. June 10th.-In the lawn tennis
contest for the championship of The world,
best three in five matches, Kerr peat Pettitt
on Monday 3 to 2 and to-day 10 L.
Sailed for England.
MELBOURNE, June 10th-Henry George
allied for Eagland to-day
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Pullman rourist Car nxours,op.s, 8,

Pullman Tourist Car Excursions.-Se,ect
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road Santa Fe route), under management OF
salaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for AL Eastern points.
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. g. w. RAfLTON. agent.
zsl street. Sacramento. Cal. m3-lmMWF
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GENERAL NOTICES.

For a fine glass Of fresh buttermilk;
fresh eggs and butter, sausages, cheese and all
kinds of canned goods. go to f. BAUMLE, 723
street. Lunch tor travellers. Our goods are
of superior quality. je10-tf
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- CERTAINLY THERE MEYER has BEEN SUCH VALUES
offered in LADIES' WRAPS as We are now selling from
the ManSbach stock. The lot includes Light weights
for Summer wear, Walking Jackets Beaded Wraps and
Heavy Wraps all Of which are being sold for one.
quarter their real worth.
nWs still have sale host Of attractions In FANCY GOODS HOSIERY
GL0YE LACE BEADED TRIMMINGS JET and STEEL ORNAIENTS
DRESS BUTTONS I0HAIR BRAIDS and ORNAMENTS, at Prices
lower than you ever saw before.
100 spanish Guipure Lace in Black and
Ecru "a inches wde 75 yards regular price, 81
20 dozen Ladies' Seaside
combination of light coors, all sizes 40 cents each.
Ladies Footwear Of Extra Fine Value.
Ladies' Pure ewe medium
toe and low heel, pointed toe and medium
widths sizes to z, SIS.
Ladies' Fine Dongoa Kid Button St tip
custom made all widths, and sizes Ito z, So 50
Misses patent tip IL
to2, So.
Gents Half Dress weight improved
smooth inner sole free from nails
easy to the feet hand sewed.
price, $2
We have some very handsome pieces in
Gents Summer Goats and Coats and Vests
which we are selling at large discounts from
regular prices. Also, lot of Gents White and
Figured Marseiles Summer Vests, 85 cents,
RED HOUSE ,.on:r.s,e nsree'' -,
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
EyraudS Second Attempt to Commit
Suicide.
THE STARVING POOR OF EGYPr.
France Asks England TO Evacuate
Egypt-The Czechs and Ger
mans-Lawn Tennis.
TIE SITUATION IN EGYPT.

SPECIAL DlsrATcHn TO rHx anoonDuSos. i,
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.
To LET-Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
y for housekeeping, cheap, at AIS o st. jeI0-3ts
To LET-Two NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
l for gentlemen. Apply at 521 NJ street. jelO-
EOR SALE-THE FURNITURE OF SEVEN
Z rooms. including piano in good condition.
inquire at l4l5 Seventh street. je9-3ts
E,OR sALE-A HORSE, FIVE YEARS OLD !:
u is gentle; lady can drive him. Inquire at
1910 street, je7-7ts
EOR sALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
+ largest saloons in this city, connected with
chop-house and extra ladies' rooms; best loca-
tion; stock and lease Inquire al this Office.
EoR sALE-A COVERED BUGGY AND SET
j. OF harness complete. Inquire of MRS. LA
FRANCE, northwest corner Seventeenth and L
streets. ie6-7t
TNO RENT-FRoNT FURNISHED ROOMS.
i single or in suite; also, rooms for house.
keeping. Clarendon House, 621 street. je6-Iw
CoR sALE-FIFTEEN SHARES FIFTH Sc
T. ries Germania Building and Loan Associa-
ton stock. Apply 3oi K street. je5-tf
EroK sALE-A NICE BUGGY AND FAMILY
u driving mare. Call ct 1921 Tenth st. je2-tf
EoR RENT-oN THE FIRST AND THIRD
L or second and fourth Thursdays of each
month, the lower meeting hall of the Pythian
Castle. Inquire of T. SCHUMACHER, corner
Twentieth and o streets, or MAX Z. HORN
LEM, Central House. my27tf
VHO LET-SMALL TENEMENTS AND ALSO
Il unfinished rooms, cheap; suitable for
housekeeping. Apply to D. Gardner, at wood
yard. Fourth and streets. my17-tf
EoR SALE-A BOILER, WITH COMPLETE
Z outfit. Apply at CITY BREWERY, Twelfth
and II streets. myl4-tf
EURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL HOUSE
l. from IS per month upwards: also family
rooms at low prices. HORNLkIN BROS, Pro-
prietors. mrl9-ly
E,OR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR DESIR-
L sble city property, q wheat ranch of ,290
acres near Williams, Colusa county. Address
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John EitePs Assay Office removed to
llo0 st., 8. E. cor. Seventeenth and j. je7-tf
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The best plac, In California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston d Co.'s, 40 ]
street. Sacrame,to Cal.
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Stocktonites Rejoicing OYer Thisf Bond
Election.
THE SHARON DIVORCE SUIT.
Arrested for Murder-No Chinamen
Wanted At Tiburon-A De-
faulting Clerk.
ARRESTED FOR MURDER.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooRD-umos.]
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EOR SALE-A COVERED BUGGY AND SET
e of harness complete. INQUIRE of MRS. LA
FRANCE, northwest corner Seventeenth and L
streets ice -
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TlO RENT-FRoNT FURNISHED ROOMS.
i single or in suite; also, rooms for house.
keeping Clarendon Hnuse 6of / Sfreef iae-r,u
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EoR RENT-ON THE FIRST AND THIRD
L or second and fourth Thursdays of each
month, the lower meeting hall of the Pythian
Castle. Inquire of T. SCHUMACHER, corner
Twentieth and o streets, or MAX Z. HORN
LEM, Central House, my27tf