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Damaging Storms in England.


LONDON, January 23d.-A great storm Of
wind and rain prevails in Southern Eng
land, and enormously high tides as a con-
sequence The Severn has overlooked its
banks. Gloucester Vale is submerged, with
great loss of property. Portsmouth and
South Wales railways are temporarily
stopped. The damage due to the storm is
found to be enormous, as reported IN detail.
The Story Denied.
LONDON, January 22d.-The officers of
the CATALONIA and Gallia deny seeing wreck
age containing cattle at sea. The master
of the steamship Creole, which sighted the
Erin's eboat, says the oars were lashed
fast to the boat, consequently they had not
been used. He thinks the boat was washed
from its tastenings.
Mexican News.
CRY OF MEXICO, January 23d.-A num-
Der of Chinese have reached Tampico from
Cuba. Their destination is the United
States.
A heavy tax has been placed on Virginia
tobacco. The Vera Cruz crop is nearly
total failure.
Costa Rica Troubles.
BERLIN, January 23d-A telegram from
Geneva says a Swiss paper publishes a
private cable reporting a revolution at
Costa Rica Thursday night, when the Gov
eminent was overturned.
BY Large Majority.
LONDON, January 23d.-The Reichstag
to-day rejected the expulsion clause in the
Socialist bill, and decided by vote of 166
to IL to make the measure permanent.
General Bonlanger.
LONDON, January Boulanger is con-
fined to his bed, the result of the falling of
a chandelier, which injured his forehead.
Deroulade is with him.
Guardians Dismissed.
LONDON, January 23d.-The Government
has arbitrarily dismissed the Cork Boerd of
Guardians. There is much local excite
ment.
Newfoundland Fisheries.
PARIS, January 23d.-The Steele says
France will probably consent to submit the
Newfoundland difficulty to arbitration.
Powder MIL Explosion.
EDINBURGH, January 23d-The powder
mill at Roslyn has exploded. Five men
were killed and as many injured.
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GLADsroNE's VIEWS.
He Talks About Protection and the Pro-
posed Navy.

posed Navy.
LONDON, January 23i.-Gladstone speak
ing at Chester, declined to criticise the
course of Salisbury in the dispute with
Portugal until he was more fully informed
as to the details of the case. Referring to
the United States plans .tor an enlarged
navy, he said that country is still enjoying
the blessings and comforts of restricted
trade, and, therefore, would pay 40 or 90
per cent. more to build navy than it
would if contented to compete on equal
terms with other nations. But its resources
are so great that it can afford TO pay for the
luxury of protection.
The worst was that while America would
cite England's example for charging her
navy, England will give similar excuse
for further naval increase.
Referring to the Parnell Commission, he
said that the cumbrous proceedings con-
stituted case of oppression practiced upon
an individual by legislative chamber and
executive government without parallel
since the time of Charles II.
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EDINBURGH, January 23d-The powder
mill at Roslyn has exploded. Five men
were killed and as many injured
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Calf skins. 5 to 10 fbs..............4 @ 8 @SI
Dairy Calf. 2O@SOc each; dry hides, usual Sc
do, &c; Gull Hides, Kip and Calf. &c; Pelts,
shearling, 10@2Oc esch; do, short, 30G50c each;
do, medium, 65@9Oc each; do, long wool,
9Oc@S1 IS each; Deer Skins, summer. S71ac; do,
good medium, 32]5c p ID; do. thin, 20@25c 8 10;
Goat SKINS 40c apiece for prime and perfect,
2O@S0c for medium. 1O@20c each for small.
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FRANCES E. WILLARD.
Her Address to the Pan-American Con-
gress.

Her Address to the Pan-American Com
gress.
CHICAGO, January 2Sd.-The National
W. c. T. U. in an address issued to-day
over the signature of its President, Frances
Z. Willard, and addressed ITO the South
America, Central America and Mexican
Commissioners of the Pan-American Con-
gress," states that ladies read with surprise
that during the round of banqueting to
which the Nations guests were subjected,
intoxicating liquors were served on every
occssioned and INDUCED in by the Pan
American delegates.
The W. C. 7. u. expresses regret at this
fact and assures the Southern delegates that
no better interest can be suhseryed by them,
while in this country, than to study the
practicei in eight States of the Union.
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PRRuous VOYAGE.
Rough Weather Encountered by Steam
shin on the Atlantic.

ship on the Atlantic.
New YoRk, January 23d.-The steam
ship Highlander, from Antwerp, expert
enced some of the toughest weather ever
known on the Atlantic. January 18th one
of the rlost terrific storms ever experienced
came on. a towering wave swept over the
decks with such fury that six lifeboats on
the upper deck were stove. AT the same
time terrific wave boarded the ship
astern, crushing in the turtle-b back over the
steering machinery, and rendering all
steering impossible. The steamer was
saved from almost a terrible destruction by
the heroic exertion of Captain Weyer and
his officers. The damage was temporarily
repaired, so as to render steering possible.
The weather moderated somewhat up to
January 18th, when a gale even more ter
rife than the former one came on, lasting
TO the following morning. During the re-
mainder of the voyage heavy westerly
gales and high southerly sea, with fire.
quent snow-squalls and intensely cold
weather prevailed.
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The numbers of cloisters and monks in
Spain have increased with astounding ra-
pidity of late years. Spain now has 49,
220 monks and $4,000 nuns in 1880 eloi-
sters end 179 orders. In Barcelona alone
there are 1853 cloisters for women. In the
last fourteen years the number OF monks
in Spain has been sextupled and the num-
her Of upns has been doubled.
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Newfoundland Fisheries.

PARIS, January 23d.-The Steele says
France will probably consent to submit the
Newfoundland difficulty to arbitration.
Poxvdar MIN ExnIoe;on
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DESPERATE GANG ARRESTED.
Moonshiners Taken by Surprise in Their
Stronghold.

CATLETTsBURG (Ky.), January 23d.-Five
of the most desperate criminals this sec
ton ever knew were arrested last night
charged with the murder of Constable
Robert Long and fatally cutting his wife.
The prisoners are John and Dell Mccoy,
Rice Pimmison, Clark Fowler, and George
ReddiDg. The persistency with which
Long attempted to suppress the noon
sinners probably led to his murder.
The five men were arrested last night by
a Marshal and posse, who crept noiseless-
ly to the house and secured all before a
shot could be fired. The place was lit.
eral arsenal. Each man slept with belt
revolvers. and there were Winchesters and
revolvers of large caliber all about the
room. They were conveyed to Richmond
for safe-keeping. They may yet be
lvnched
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Ne Tidings Yet.

NEW York, January 23d.-The agents of
the National Steamship Line stated to-day
that they have no additional information
regarding the steamship Erin. The ship, it
is feared, has foundered with all on board.
The agents, however, still maintain there
is yet hope that the Erin may have made
some port in a disabled condition. Her
crew of sixty-seyel was shipped in Liver
pool, and their names are not known here.
but Captain Tyson was Commander, and
John ". Gusnt, the First Officer. Besides
the regular crew, there were twenty cattle
men on board, six OF whom were working
their passage back to Liverpool, and were
unknown to the agents. The other fifteen
were Americans.
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ArrERNooN SESSION.

THE most obstinate cases of dyspepsia
are cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla. This
medicine tones the stomach, promotes
healthy digestion, creates an appetite and
relieves headache. Give it trial.
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j. FRANK CLARK.
w. ]. KAVANAUGH

II N ID e R ~ "A. x. Ii 10.
No. 513 j Ct, bet. Fifth and Sixth.
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LEADING physicians recommend Ayers
Sarsaparilla. OLD and young take it with
perfect safety. 1t eleanses the blood,
strengthens the nerves and vitalizes the
system. Popular experience has long
placed this medicine at the head of tonic
alternatives.
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INTERNATIONAL HOTEL,

" STREET, BET. THIRD AND FOURTH.
Sacramento, is conducted On the European
plan, where you can get meals at ali hours Tor Is
cents and upwards. Good furnished rooms by
the day, week OF month at reasonable prices.
n7-tf&Su W. A. CASWELJ, Proprietor.
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CHEESEMAN'S Specific Mixture

yTTITHTHIs REMEDY PERSONS CAN CURE
wv themselves without the least exposure,
change Of diet. or change IN application to bust
meas The medicine contains antning that ia Of
the Least injury to the constitution Ask your
ruegiss for t. Price. q bottle. iys-iyTuF
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Restaurant and Oyster House,

EIRsT-CLAss HOUSE IN EVERY RESPECT
e Ladies Diuing-Ioom separate. Open day
and night. BUCK MANN & CARRAGHER, Pro-
pTietoTs, 1913 Second street, between and K,
Sacramento. If
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RFNRY ECKHARDT, GUNsHWA,

MANUFACTURER AND DEAL e. q ~
lyh er in Guns, Rtdes, Eeyolyers, E&A<%
k--nTniticr aili Sporting Goods. 49,
Al the leading makes ef ea1s ailt - "a,
2iaea at popular prtces--Parker, "
neT ucsEe Gi1ug First-cisss Gun end Bile
work send for prize uss o. glils. 10, US z
strect, see.aLaen.c, Gal.
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G. g ET.e0Fr
ssF:slEs |! I:Y5s'i''

DRAcFTgAL GUNsMITH. 1914 =
Sixth stseet, between and S&E>ST
a. Importer aud Dealer in Shot 49,
guns, Rifles and Pistols. AIhrau- Izx<'i ~
milton Of sl kinds constantly ous
hand. Safes and scales repaired. and Trusses
susie to Order fss,'-. spsr
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w. F. FRAZER,
Lumber Dealer, ,
FIFTH AND L STREETS.

E7-A general assortment of Humboldt and
Oregon Lumber direct ron the mills. ol6-tf
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UNDERTAKES.
REEVES & LONG.

u N ID IL II TAX Is r g !,
No. $50 Street,
HEEP ON HAND EVERYTHING IN THE
IN Undertaking line. Also, agents for the
understandable Burial Caskets made of cementl.
Orders from city or country attended to at all
hours. No ICE USED. Embalming q specially
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g0TELs AND RESTAURANTS.
AMERICAN EAGLE HOTEL.
n. z. Cor. Twelfth and j, Sacramento,

c. W. NEW BER !, PFOprIetOTJ
FORMERLY OF THE BRUCE HOUSE.
j. Board and Lodging per week, s. to 81;
Single Meals, p cents; Families accommodated
on Reasonable Terms. Finest of WINES,
LIQUORS and CIGARS. Street Cars pass the
doors every few minutes. Newly renovated
throughout. dlo-lm
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
In FOREIGN LANDS.
Francs Willing TO Arbitrate the New
foundland Difficulty.
ACCIDENT TO GEN. B0ULANGER.
A Number of Chinese Have Entered
Mexico From Cuba = Irish
Guardians Dismissed.
ACCIDENT TO GEN. BOULANGER.
CANADIANS AROUSED.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REoOzD-UsIos.l
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ATTORNBYS-AT-LAW.
LEONARD s. HINKsON,
T. w. HUMPHREY,

. TToRNFY-AT-LAw- OFFICE: SOUTH
n west corner Fifth and ] streets. Rooms II
Is and Il, Suffer Building. II
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CLINTON L. WHITE,

A TToRNEY AND CoUEsELoR-AT LAW,
n Southwest corner Seventh and J streets;
Notary Public. Saeramento, Cal. sl0-tl
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A TToRNEY AND CoUNsELoR-AT.LAw-
n Office at the rooms of Board OF Trade, over
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S, n. Z. corner Second and J
streets. Sacramento, Cal. Telephone 2s7.
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HAUB'S RESTAURANT,
612 STREET.
THE SADDLE ROCK

FANCY BAKERY AND BANQUET AND
( Dining Parlors. ks- Wedding Cakes and
Dinners q specially. d2-1m
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4 LWAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSORT-
II ment of Metallic snd Wooden Caskets.
Burial Cases, Collins, and Shrouds furnished.
Coffin orders will receive prompt attention on
short notice and at the lowest rates. Office
open 6ay and night. IN
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Non-Partisan.

CLEvELAND, January 2Sd.-The morning
session of the Non-Psrtisan w. C. T. U.
Convention was devoted to the consider
alton of a Constitution.
A letter was read from JohnsG. Whittier
commencing the non-parsisan purpose of
the new organization.
The preamble to the Constitution saws:
Viewing with the deepest soicitude the
appalling evils CT intemperanee, anv relig-
ions sect, any temperance society. can be-
come an auxiliary by signing the Coustitu-
ton. The Constitution was adopted. The
non-partisan and non-sectarian ,u;snks
were received with applause.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.

An Effort Being Made to Drive the jews
Out Of an Indiana Town.
DEATH OF ADAM F0REP4uGH.
West Virginia Republicans Are
Abandoning Goff's Claim
Suffering in Dakota.
rsprcrar. r,rs,, ver4Fs To TIVE nEcoRD-USroyl
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J. MILE r

Successor to Fritz & MilleI)
u NJ ID T. Ia TT a x I,R,
OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
" Ninth and streets. Complete stock
Undertakers' Goods constantly on hand. City
and country orders promptly attended to, day or
night, at reasonable rates. Telephone iS6. 4p
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DEATH OF ADAM F0REPAuGH.
SUFFERING IN Dakota.

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE nEOoED-UsIoS.l
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-07

TuE ether evening = numher u stu
dents Of Metre uzme University. south
heud. Ind, went - Chicago Tor a lark
Nhch has resulted In the expulsion Of
thlrty-txo
THN ulEht photographers % the West
vrn Union at - Paul Nina. struck on
the 27th, due q the companys war pm
the brotherhood
TIM Red Messiah" craze q incrcas-
Ing among the Sioux Indians At tho
Standing rock Agency. Sitting Hall IL
the leading spirit In this latest absurd
ity.
TIM lady managers Of the Chicago
Worlds Fair have been called 20 meet
At Chicago November Is Each will re-
ocive 81 a day and expenses
foUH guards In the insane asylum az
Richmond Ind. have been arrested, ac-
cused Of beating and kicking T. J..
Blount an insane attorney. 10 death.
BmGGs SWIFT. a noted pork packer Of
Cincinnati, Is dead. lie was an octo-
genarlan
PAscALE and Antler. Flathead In
dians have been convicted az MissoulA
Mont, Of the murder Of three prospect
ors and sentenced 10 be hanged Dccom-
Der ~ They broke down completely.
TuE Santa Fe railroad shops at Fort
Madison. Iowa we're destroyed by fire.
Loss. s25. 600; insurance. 81. 600
TIM schooner Jane Anderson Is sup
posed to have gone down in the storm
of Frankfort Mich.
JUsr as he wal about 10 be arrested
for ombezzlemenL julius Voss, OF Ester
hazy. Wis. blow out his brains
Ar the meeting OF the Cleveland, Gin
c~innati, Chicago & ST. Louis railway
stockholders in Cincinnati the old d.
rectors were reelected
The first snow OF the season began
falling in Southern Michigan on the
goth and continued all day.
TWENTY bales OF cotton on a platform
at Colbert l. T., awaiting shipment
were destroyed by FIRE recently.
The Attorney-Gcneral OF Iowa has
been ordered to begin suit 20 force the
railroads Of that State TO put into force
the State Comm ssion's joint rate order.
TnE twenty-atth anniversary OF Arch
bishop Feehan's admission to the priest
hood was celebrated with great pomp at
Chicago on the goth.
TnE St Paul telegraphers' strike
resulted in an easy victory for the Vest
orn Union.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-07

ALBEIT W. OXNARD. treasurer OF the
Johnstown pa Lumber Company has
disappeared, and a shortage OF $50, 600
has been found In his accounts.
CHEAT damage by extremely high
tides has been done 10 the Boston. Re-
we're Beach q Lynn railway, which runs
along the seashore.
CLARK & PARTRIDGE, planning mill
owners Of Buffalo, n. V, have assigned,
with 500 900 preferences.
BGsHoP RICHARD PHELAN, ofthe Roman
Catholic diocese, Of Pittsburgh, Pa,
who has just returned from Ireland, con-
firms the reports OF potato crop failure.
He thinks Baifour a smart politician
but predicts that he will be forced 20
change his policy toward Ireland
SECRETARY NOBLE has refused a re-
count for New York.
NATURAL gas appears to be giving out
ut Pittsburgh, Pa
TnE question Of Speaker Reed count
ing a quorum has come up in a case at
New York, whore an importing house
challenged the legality Of an act de-
elared passed by the Speaker
THE Western Anthracite Coal Associa-
tion met in New York and decided upon
a raise OF ten cents a ton In the price OF
Anthracite coal 40 Chicago and all lake
ports.
TnE steamboat Alexander Swift broke
In two near Glcnwood. Pa, having been
overloaded No lives were lost The
damage vas estimated at $50. 600.
TIM bridge man above Niagara Falls
reported a man in a skin pass under
the other morning. No one know who
1t was
EX-MAyoRs AHRAM 5. HEWITT and
William T. Grace, Hon. John jay, Jesse
Seligman and James c.. Fargo have ac-
cepted positions on the Ir sh famine
fund committee, Of New York. Mr..
Fargo, who Is president OF tho VOLS
Fargo Express Company will transport
all contributions free.
MAYOR FITLEn, Of Philadelphia, has
decided hat an enumeration OF the
city's population shall be- made by the
municipal authorities. Tho correctness
Of the census taken by the Federal au-
thurities is doubted.
Miss LIZZIE PHELPS, a society belle
and heiress OF Binghamton, n. Y, was
married TO William Slattery tho family
coachman. Tho bride is about twenty
seven years Of ago, and is worth 500, =
600 Tho groom is illiteratc, but OF
good appearance.
a MOI license local option liquor bill,
with provisions similar to the law now
N force In Massachusetts has been in
troduced in the Vermont Legislature.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-07
tuE LATEST.

A coN1. tram on the Pennsylvania
railroad ran on q misplaced switch and
crashed through the Hotel brunswick,
at Hunt ngton, Pa, creating a panic
among the guests, and landed in the
yards Of the Girard House and Jackson
I House.
Az epidemic fever prevails in Kill
larncy, ireland, attributed to eating
diseased POTATOES.
ISAAC l. FALK q Co clothing manu-
iacturcrs, New York, have failed for
$3.50, 600.
lsipoRE RosENruAG- cloak manufact-
urer Broadway New York, has failed
for $3.50. 600.
The commission appointed by the
Pennsylvania Legislature 10 survey
a route and report on tho p~racticability
Of build ng a ship canal between Lake
Erie and Pittsburgh has decided to rec
ommcnd such an enterprise. The State
will probably solicit aid from tho Ma
tional Government
TuE remains OF the late General
Crook are TO be removed from Oakland,
Md, TO the National cemetery at Ar.
lington Heights, near Washington.
FouR non were fatally injured by a
boiler explosion at the Portage rolling
mills at Duncansville, near Altoona, Pa.
A YOUNG physician OF Hyde Park,
Chicago, died recently after an oyster
meal at a restaurant The oysters had
boon kept so long that they had devel-
. nnnA "a pnfufnn lpgsH, ms ,H.~,s.
OWING to the now Tariff law OF the
United States 1000 weavers have been
thrown out OF work in Silesia.
HERBERT WARD, the traveller, declares
that Barttclot was not addicted to the
practices hintod at by Stanley.
IT is stated that the m0dUS rfreHdi
which Portugal has proposed to England
opens up the Iambesi to all nations,
while England agrees to make no treaty
with native chiefs in the Portuguese
sphere until the delimitation of the
frontiers is settled.
THE st. Johns Savings Banks, St Au-
gustine, Fla, has suspended.
THE anti-Semitic party in the Hun
garian Diet has been dissolved after an
existence OF ten years
In is denied by the Two Republics
that Mexico has placed u prohibitive
duty on cattle.
Tue census will probably show the
population of Alaska to be SO. 900.
THE Rhode Island State House Com
mission has decided on u 81, 00O. 900 Cap
itol.
JUDGE TuLEY, of Chicago, has decided
adversely to Ed Corrigan, the horseman.
Bookmaking at race tracks is illegal in
Illinois.
Los Cerrillos rustler. (Cerrillos, N.M.) 188?-1891, 1890-11-07
THE WORLD AT r
Summary OF the Daily NowR


TuE committee hav n In charge the
erection % q statue Of President Chester
A Arthur has given the commission for
the work 10 the SCULPTOR Ephraim
kyser. who Is nov az work upon the
model
TT Census Once announces the total
population Of the State Of Florida TO
BE- $50. 3i5; increase iao, 9is, or a - per
cent
IT vas understood In Washington that
the President had approved Of the con-
duct Of Minister NJ zner In Guatemala
with reference "a the Barrundia kill
ING, the Minister'S explanations being
considered satisfactory.
BY direction OF the Secretary OF the
Interior, Agent Waugh has been direct
cd TO take prompt steps 10 return the
d%cpredating bands Of Utes In Colorado
70 their reservations The Secretary OF
War has also given the necessary in
s%tructons TO the local military authors
tiles
THK President has received tho resig-
nation Of George s Batcheller as As
sistant Secretary OF tho Treasury. Mr..
Batcheller will take the Office Of Minis
tor TO Portugal
SFNoR MIGUEL SUAHEz CANES. now
Consul-General at New York, has been
appointed Spanish Minister TO the
United States, vice Senior MurnAga re-
signed.