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In FOREIGN LANDS.
YOua6 Lady Cur;d Of Paralysis in a Re-
markable Manner.
CREspI THREATENS TO RESIGN.
Death of Famous French Painter
"A BRITISH Steamer Founders
in the South Atlantic.
ESPECIAL DlsrATczAs TO THE REooaD.uSIoSl
HYPNOTIC CURE.
Applications of the New Science To 4,
Eopny Paralyti-

Applications of the New Science To a
Young Paralytie.
PARIS, May 5th,-The new power of bvp-
notism seems 10 be making rapid strides as
a curative ogent. An experiment recently
made at the Hospital La Charlie in this
city has demonstrated its usefulness in q
new and unexpected manner. A Young
glri 10 years of age, afflicted with paralysis
OF the right arm and leg, was sent in No.
vemoer last by Dr.. Moret, of The Rheims
Scnool OF Medicine, to DR.. Luys of Char
.e, LOT treatment. The treatment con-
sisted IN the transference of the parslvsis
from the girl Marie to another paiient
named Leontine, and the process was a.
follows:
Marie, quite awake, was seated on A
chair by the side of Leontine, and the RIGHT
hand OF the latter was on the parnlyzed
right hand of the former. DR.. Luvs threw
Leontine into lethargie state, then taxing
large magnet with five branches, he held
1t at first above the hands placed one on
the other and then moTed it along the
arm as far as the shoulder.
This was continued for about two min
u'es. 1t was sufficient to produce fbrill
larry movement in the fingers and witch
ings in the left leg.
Marie then retired and Leontile passed
from lethargy into catalepsy. In this state
Leontine complained that her right arm
and left leg were paralyzed, WITCH was ac-
tually the case. DR.. Luys tn, suggested
to Leontine to wake and .not to feel any
thing OF the paralysis on 4 king. She did
SO, and the paralysis 8 ! disappeared.
The same experiment a,s repeated on the.
following day, aud a,ter. two more treat
meEts Marie was cared.
The official report of the case says: Dur
ing the fourth experiment the hitherto
paralyzed hand of Marie displayed by
pressure force equal to the. weight
of twelve kilogrammes. Four days AFTER
this the force rose to the weight of nine
teen kilogrammes and at the same time
the left hand had gone up from twelve
kilogrammes to fifteen. The leg also con-
tinued to progress admirably. The return
of the sensitive anS motor functions of the
two limbs being confirmed, the patient,
anxious to return to Der family, soon left
the hospitaln
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ELIZABETH RACES.
Poor Track-Nearly All the Favorites
Were Beaten.

Poor Track-Nearly All the Favorites
Were Beaten.
ELIZABETH, May 5th.-The weather was
cloudy and threatening when the first race
was called this afternoon. The track was
heavy and in poor condition. Nearly all
the favorites were beaten.
The first race, fve-eighths of mile, was
won by Fitzroy in LOS, Gloster second and
Glenmond third.
The second race, one and ne.eighth
miles, was won by Lisimony in 2;O2a, King
Crab second and Belwood third.
The third race, fiveeighths of mile,
was won by Lemon Blossom in 1:053, Shot
over second and Vevay third
The fourth race one half mile, was won
by Lord Harry in 0:54, Kitty second and
Cascade third.
The fifth race, three quarters of mile,
won by Rancocas IN lis, Sam Morse Sec
ond and Major DAILY third.
The sixth race, one and one eighth miles,
was won by Royal Garter, with Admiral
second. Time-1:041.
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ARRESTED FOR MURDER.
Searching for the Men who Killed Gustav
Berner.

Berner.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 5th. - Detective
Robert Hogan this morning booked Will
lam Sullivan and Michael Dolan, two lads
of about 81 or %, for murder. They are
accused of having caused the death of
Gustav Berner, shoemaker. who died
last Monday at his home, 1922 Mission
street, from meningitis, caused by frac-
ture of the skull, which occurred six or
seven weeks ago during fight in front of
Horstman's saloon at Thirtieth and Mission
streets.
On the evening of the fight Berner re-
turned to his home and DR.. Mclaughlin
was summoned to attend to his injuries,
which at that time appeared to be slight.
Berner's condition grew more serious, how
ever, and DR.. Baumester was employed
by the family, and the patient improved
sufficiently to go to work. But he again
grew worse and died, DR.. Baumeister sign
ing the death certificate and giving pneu-
monia as the cause of death. Mrs. Berner
was dissatisfied, however, and reported the
matter to the Coroner An autopsy showed
that the skull OF the deceased had been
fractured, which was the real cause of
death, although all his symptoms had in
dicated pneumonia.
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CONGRESSIONAL.

IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON. liay 5th.-Immediately after
the reading of the journal, Blackburn an
nounced the death of his colleague, Beck, In a
short speech filed with emotion. He then sent
to the desk the usual resolutions of sympathy
which are offered at such times, and which
provided for the funeral to be held in the Sen
ate tomorrow.
The resolutions were adopted and the Senate
then adjourned.
The President pro tenn. appointed the follow
ing Senators to attend the funeral: Blackburn,
Harris, Vance, Kenna, Dawes and Manderson.
IN THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, May 5th.-In the House formal
announcement of the death OF Senator Beck
was made this afternoon.
The Speaker appointed a committee to take
charge of the funeral arrangements on the part
of the House, and an adjournment was then
taken
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MULDooN,s OPINION.
He VIII Train John L. Sullivan on Ger
tain Conditions.


CHICAGO, May 9th. = In speaking of
whether he would train Sullivan or not.
William Muldoon said: II cannot saw at
present. | will not take him unless l can
win with him, and L want to find out if he
can be got into condition. There can be
no question that Sullivan has beer drink
ing some, but l have hopes that he will be
all right. If l take him, shall insist on
the same arrangement as in the PREVIOUS
fight-namely, that shall have absolute
control of him, arranging his hours, food,
etc., and debating who should see him and
who not. like Sullivan, but i don't like
the crowd that follows him, and that ele.
ment must be got rid of. I would like to
train him at my farm in New York State
where l trained him before, but cannot
do so, as the trip to the coast would upset
him. II train him l shall go to Califor-
MIA and get quarters in some secluded spot
near San Francisco and fit him there. III
take charge of him he will 90 into the
ring in good condition, you can depend
,1nop II ~
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SAN FRANCISCO NOTES.
The Police are Looking for an Alleged
Betrayer.
SAN Francisco. May 5th.-Minnie Sohle,
who ran away from her parents home at
ol Cara street about week ago, was ar
rested last night and booked for the Mag.
dalen Asylum. She had been living IN
the Vendome House, on Third street, with
ID. kruck, sailor, who left yesterday for
Seattle. Kruck, if caught, will be prose.
cuted for seduction, as the girl is only IA
years of age.
ON TRIAL FOR ROBBERY.
The case of Thomas Conroy, charged
with robbing c. Wickstrong in the Inter-
national Saloon on the night of February
9th, was on trial in Department Three of
the Superior Court this morning. Conroy
is accused of attacking his victim in COM
pany with two others, one of whom has
been dismissed for lack of evidence.
WANTED SATISFACTION.
John Flynn, a bartender employed in a
saloon on the corner of Fifth and Tehama
streets. had quarrel with man named
OConnor early this morning and came out
second best. He went home and arming
himself with revolver started out in
search of O'Connor. Officer Shea over
hauled him, however, before he found his
man and locked him up for carrying con.
cealed weapon.
DISHONEST LAD.
Detectives John Coffey and Hanley ar
rested Guiseppi Priaro, boy, this after
noon, and booked him for petty larceny.
He was employed to do chores around a
bakery on the corner of Green and Dupont
streets, and stole about $40 from the till.
STOLE QUANTITY OF SOLDER.
Albert bucket, Andrew Sarelli, Frank
Dondero and Joseph Leleure were arrested
this afternoon by officers Egan, Ellis and
Richter on charge of breaking into a
waterfront plumbing shop and stealing q
quantity of solder.
OLD PEOPLES HOME.
The annual meeting of the officers of the
Old Peoples Home was held to-day. Res
olutions in memory of Mrs. Crocker, who
donated 5000, 900 to the Home for Old Peo.
pie, were adopted. A Board of Trustees
was elected, with W. H. Crocker as Presi-
dent and c. V. S. Gibbs as Vice. President.
MEMORIAL DAY.
Arrangements were concluded this even
ing for proper observance of Memorial
Day. @. Mason Kinne was chosen Grand
Marshal of the parade. The usual cere-
monies will be held at the graves, and
twenty-five little girls will strew the rest
ing places of the dead soldiers with flowers.
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QUAY WILL NOT RESIGN.
He Denies the Story That He is to Give
Up His Position


Up His Position.
BEAVER FALLS (Pa.), May 4th.-In an
interview last night Senator Quay again
pronounced the rumors of his resignation
as Chairman of the Republican National
Executive Committee as without founda-
ton. THE report" said he, sis purely
newspaper business. l knew nothing of it
except when l heard the rumor immedi-
ately succeeding the call for the National
Executive Committee few weeks ago.
Immediately after the election of 1888 l
thought of resigning, for the reason that
the duties of the Chairman are laborious
and exacting, and interfere with my Sena-
torial work. Objections were made and
the idea was abandoned.
81 have no idea of resigning," said the
Senator in a tone and with manner which
indicated that the matter was settled in his
mind. The origin of the report the Senator
professed entire ignorance of.
In response to the inquiry as to his atti-
tude in the Gubernnatorial contest, he said:
II am not interfering in the matter. They
may fight it out among themselves"
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Notes Ero,n Seattle.

SEATTLE (Wash.), May 5th.-Ex-Secre-
tary of the Relief Committee J. T. Nc
Combs. at his preliminary examination
this afternoon in a Justice Court, was
bound over to the Superior Court upon
charge of forgery. The amount of Nc
Combs defalcations is not yet known, but
it will be given out in few days by the
accountants. 1t has been ascertained that be
was sent to San QueEtin in September, 1878,
from San Francisco, for forgery.
A newly-born infant was found floating
in the bay this morning by the police. 1t
evidently had been in the water bat few
hours.
The steam barge ]. C. Britain struck a
rock and sunk this morning four miles
this side of Utsaladdy. The barge was
loaded with railroad iron for Anacortes
All on board were sa red.
The City Census Supervisor has filed bis
report with the Mayor, showing the total
population Of Seattle to be As, ,467.
An Indignant Mother-in-Law.
GRASS VALLEY, May 5th.-The city elec-
tion held to, day was quiet but big vote
was cast. G. A. Wannamake and William
Hobby were elected Trustees; W. H. Pas
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HENRY NJ. srANLEY.
He is Entertained by the Royalty of
Epgisnd.

LONDON, May 5th.--The Geographical
Society's reception to Stanley at Albert
Hall this evening was notable event. The
Prince and Princess o,f Wales, Duke of
Edinburgh, Duke OF Cs mbridge. Duke of
Teck, Duke of Fife, Dusa Of Argyle, Count
OF Paris and many othar notabes were.
present. The Princes OF the royal family
headed the procession which conducted
Stanley and his colleagues into the hall.
The President of the Society presented a
medal to Stanley with n appropriate
speech.
Stanley returned his ths IS and pro-
ceeded to narrate his advenrures, assisted
by chart.
The Prince of Wales moved a vote of
thanks to Stanley, and the Duke of Edin-
burgh seconded the motion.
The medal presented TO Stanley is of
gold. Copies in bronze were presented to
all of his colleagues. In the cou.se of his
speech Stanley said carpers hsh asked
what was the utility of the exsedition.
He replied that the gain To hu-
manity was great. The expedition
opened up new, rich and pro-
ductive region, and would enab,s them
to teach millions of degraded human be-
ings that in vegetable products they would
find something of far vaster value than the
flesh of their fellow creatures. 1t was no.
exaggeration to say that every mile tra-
versed would serve in the future to extend
British commerce, industry and enter
prise. Finally they had extended the
British possessions to the eastern limits o.e
the Congo, adding territory covering thou
sands of miles without the force of grms.
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
round, For Sole, 10 Lei end similar notices under
uis head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. Al
notices OF this character sriu be found andeT this
heading.
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Discomfort in Barcelona

BARCELONA, May 5th.-There is much dis
content among the strikers, owing to their
failure to secure their demands. The many
disputes between themselves have ended in
fights. A large number of the strikers
show disposition to return to work. The
sumo work they will be protected.
Great excitement was caused this morn
ing at the Merchants and Manufacturers
Clubhouse by the explosion of bomb in
front of the building. The conclusion was
terrific, and the doors and windows of the
house were wrecked.
Excitement in Rome.
ROME, May 5th.-The Senate to-day in
the debate on the charities bill. rejected the
clause providing for church expenses.
Premier Crispi tbereupon declared that he
would resign in order to decide the ques-
ton of the dissolution of the Cabinet, or
its reconstruction under Signor Saracco.
His announcement caused great excitement.
Smashing Machinery.
PARIS, May 5th.-The strikers at Lille to-
day assaulted the workmen and smashed
some of the machinery in q factory. They
were dispersed by the military.
Steamer Foundered,
LONDON, MAY 5th.-A cable from Buenos
Ayres states that the British steamer Rich
mond has foundered near The eastern coast
of the Argentine Republic.
Will Take Active Command.
PARIS, May 5th.-General Hallot, Chief
of the General Staff of the French army,
has resigned that position to secure active
command.
Mexican Governor Dead.
Cry OF MEXICO, May 5th.-Senor Ter
tucho, Governor of the State of Oaxaca,
died last night.
Almost CentenaRian.
PARIS, May 5th.-Robert Fleury Doyen,
an eminent French painter, is dead. He
was SO years old.
Gone Into the German Service.
BERLIN, May 5th.-Captain Casati, the
African explorer, has entered the German
service.
THE worst attacks of indigestion Sim
T ID -l-A e y
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DRUNKENNESS and the craving for liquor
banished by dose of Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

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.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Pianos Tuned by the subscriber. who
has recently arrived from the East. Price, 92.
L. B. BARTHOLOMEW, No. 17O6 st. api2.tf
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Extending Telegraph Lines Along the
Northern Coast.
MORE MoLDERs FROM THE EAST.
Arrested for Murder-Nine Hours
for Carpenters-Postmaster
in Trouble.
MORE HOLDERS FROM THE EAST.
SAN FRANCIsCo NOTES.

ESPECIAL DIsPArcHEs TO THE REooRD-us1os.l
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EoR sALE-sEE THIS FINE PROPERTY

~-~--' N---N
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EOR sALE-sEE THIS FINE PROPERTY
L and note the low price and easy terms.
ranch OF 50 acres in Diamond Springs one
quarter Of mile from depot of Sacramento and
closed; good frame house of five rooms; ex.
cellent water: a cut stone barn that will hold
100 tons OF hay, which amount. with the alfalfa
and clover, can be raised every year on this
place average price SIS per ton. Two horses,
two wagons. three cows, lot of hogs, chickens,
etc, go with the property; also, sulky rake,
plows and other implements. Price, S. 900:
two-thirds of which can remain on long time
at per cent Sold to close an estate. Intend.
ing buyers should not fail to examine this
property For particulars apply to d. T. LOOF-
ITO LET-A HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS.
l with gas, bath and all convenienees. Apply
at lll4 street. my2-7ts
EURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
i Cool, well.ventilated outside rooms. Ap-
ply SIGNAL OFFICE. 121 street. ap2s-tf
CNOR sALE-CHEAP. A FAMILY DRIVING
J. Mare; can be driven by ladies or children;
Also, new Harness and Cart. Apply at 1921
Ienth street ap2s-tf
r oDGING-HoUsE IN SACRAMENTO FOR
i sale; 2S rooms furnished, 10 rooms unflr-
nished: centrally located For further particu-
lars address this Office. ap2S.tf
E,oR sALE-A GOOD FARM OF lss ACRES,
Is one and one-half miles from Ell Dorado.
Fine soil and an abundance of timber; also.
kood house and barn. The land is entirely en-
closed with No: fence. This is rare bar
gain. Price, $12 per acre. INQUIRE of L. T.
SMITH, FL Dorado. El Dorado Co.. Cal. ep27-2w
To RENT-A FINE sTEINwAY PIANO;
l can be seen at l223 II street. Apply lat
FABIAN BROS, Ninth and J streets. apps If
EOR SALE-A HALF-BRFED JERSEY
T. heifer. A good mixer. Price $40. Also.
thoroughbred Jersey bull calf. Price s10 Ap-
ply at stable of E. X. Alsip Seventeenth street
between NJ and n, between and A. NJ, ORR
and P. NJ ap4-tf
EOR SALE-JUSTARRIvED, so OFINELARGE
T. young work horses and mares. Apply to
MAxON, ACKLEY d CO.. 10l4 Second st.mr27- IT
FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL HOUSE
rooms at low prices. HORNLEIN BROS, Pro-
prietors. mrl91y
EOR sALE-FOUR LOTS s0xl6O, NORTH
T. side street; best location for dwellings in
the city; above all possible floods; near street
cars; city and pure well water perfect drainage
and good soil. Apply to w. E. CHAMBERLAIN,
l6lS M street. dl0-tf
ESOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR DEsIR-
l. able city property, wheat ranch of ,290
acres near Williams, Colusa county. Address
WEINSTOCK, LUBIN 4 CO., Sacramento o2s-tf
THO RENT-ONE TENEMENT OF THREE
j rooms, also one suite of two large unfur.
nisheds rooms both suitable for housekeeping
for man and wife; also one large unfurnished
room, and three furnished rooms with or with
out board). Apply to D. GARDNER, woodward.
Fourth and streets. mr7-n
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Blankets and Lace Curtains cleaned by
new process; 80 cents TO 81 per pair. LANG'S S
DYEING and CLEANING works. 9O9 K st. apStf
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THE worst attacks of indigestion Sim
mons Liver Regulator never fails to relieve.
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Opentng-T leading candy manufac-
sonable prices. mr27.tf
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oF STOVE WOOD, Or A TON OF COAL
for So. Get your win.ers supply now
the c. D. Yard. Fp-ria suo stfee0
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EURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
+ Cool. well.ventilated outside rooms Ap-
ply SIGNAL OFFICE, III street. ap29-tf
NOR SALE-CHEAP. A FAMILY DRIVING
i Mare; can be driven by ladies or children;
also, new Harness and Cart. Apply at 1921
Tenth street. an0a-tf
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Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts of the World.
The Ennaror arrived at Pofadann ,raa.
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ITO LET-A HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS.
4 with gas. bath and all convenienees. Apply
at lila o street. my2-5ts
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r 0DGING-HOUSE IN SACRAMENTO FOR
IL sale; % rooms furnished, 10 rooms unfur-
nished: centrally located. For further particu-
lars address this Office anOa.tf
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CuTHRIE BROS.

% IENIE DKNO0sy
DRAcTIcAL PLuMsEER1si 1sis,rs sTEAM s,na AND Gas
from Easements at very low prices
TeIenhone. 165. I27 } Street. 's26-a
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The Police are Looking for an Alleg
Rafravar
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The Great Var Syndicate.
By FRANK +. STOCKTON.

Author CT "i;adGor Grange" Amos Kill
bright" eEl4e Soc Man of Crn," ''The
Christmas Wreck" Tao Lady OF the
Tiger" 'eThe gets EE7r. Null" '',The
of Ears. Lecss an9 strs. Alcsi&iUe," 'The
Dasan*ss." ata.
Accordingly, wren a.: me oCners RAG
left the ship, tho captain Of the Crag-
levin and lis first officer came on board
the rcpellor, c;Tiousiy Observing tia
spring arUor over which they passed by
means cf a light G2nS53ard with hand
rail. They were received by the director
at one Of the matches CT the steel deck,
which were BOW all open, and conducted
By him 70 tie honbproof compartment
i'll the boRr. There was no reason why
the nature Of tho rcpelier's dcfcnscs
should not E3 known to the world roT
adopted Ky other nations. They were
intended as 2 protection against ordi-
n2:T shot and shell; they would avail
nothing against the Instantaneous motor
bomb.
S4-S "a AttA4A C-et~N4o y SlC S&iONFl tiic
motor bomb to be discharged, which,
externally, was very u1uc.l Ike an osti-
nary aholi. except that it was nearly as
lone as the bore Of the canG0n; and The
director Gtate, that although, OF course,
the Yri1c;. }Ie Of the motor tc:aJ was the
syu4icate's secret, it Was highly desira-
BE that its effects and its methods Of
operation should be generally known.
Tie ropclie-, accoaY panied by the mail
steamer and al the crabs, Row moved 10
about two miles to the leeward Of tbs
Cragicyin, AID lay to. The motor bomb
was then placed il one Of the great guns,
While The scientific corps attended to the
necessary calculations Of distance, etc.
The director now turned to the British
captain, who had been observing every
thing with the greatest interest, and,
with n smile, asked him IL he would ike
10 commit har;Eari?
As this remark was somewhat eng
i2atical, tla director went on to say that
II it would be any qualification to the
captain to destroy his vessel with his own
hands, instead OF allowing this TO bc
done by an enemy, he was at liberty 70
do so. This oiTcr was Immediately ac-
cepted, for if his ship were really e. be
destroyed, tho captain felt that he would
Ike TO do ii himself.