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WASHINGTON NOTES.
The Crow Indians Sell a Strip of Their
Land.


WASHINGTON, December 10th.-Secretary Win
dom nes sent a communication to Congress ask
ing for an appropriation of Sl5,000 for one
story extension to the San Francisco postoffice
building.
Engineer Thomas H. Handbury, in COM
munlcation transmitted to Congress to-day by
Assistant Secretary of War Grant, says that the
channel of the Willamette river west of Swan
island, Oregon, is unworthy of improvement
Bsigadisr-General Chief of Engineers Casey
and Colonel G. H. Mendel concur in this opin-
ion.
Secretary Noble has received the following
telegram from the Chairman of the Crow Indian
Commission at the Crow agency. Mont: 1.-The
Crow Indians, at a fullcouncil to-day, sold their
lands west of the divide and the adjoining strip
on the southeast to the Big Horn The strip is
fifteen miles wide. The consideration is $780,
600. The treaty is now being signed by large
majority of the individual Indians. The mum
ber of acres purchased is $4,000"
meeting of the Executive Committee of the
National Silver Committee was held at noon.
After an informal discussion, General A. ].
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cyclone towering Around yapcouver
Island

SAN FRANCISCO, December 1o,b -rbo o,o,o,
islsSrS SeSS'eroay is still central near Vaneonver
i,a,,, Win apparently little progressive move.
ometer baring bar rR the past twelve hours the bar
anu Oregon If this rise in press,,y
Giractton ~ T. wiIl nave tendency to change the
tn nc 81 me movement of the storm Center
over Oregon. Vail! TIE ulstorDance
Ia st os, decided fall in the barometer since
nor.S ,TaS, mas taken place in a direction from
Nortbsrn ~ ,ssoutneast over Southern Oregon,
is rairjni 80 GaIiiornla and Northern Nevada Ir
u wasg aaihlng IN Northwestern Oregon and western
ahd heavy cloudiness geueraIly
wndS ns &c ehTbouSnout the north Pacific ieeion:
tinued there "is nave peen con-
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FAILURES,
More Institutions Unable to Stand the
strinYency of Naoay


stringency of Money.
NASHVILLE, December 10th A special from
Clarksyille, Tenn, says: The Franklin Bank
OF this city suspended this morning The fail
ure was caused by the recent failure of Henry
Seafert of New York with whom the bank had
been doing much credit business The liabili.
ties amount to over s20O.001; assets, S25O,OOO
The prospects for settlement are discouraging
kendrick, Pettus Il Co, large tobacco firm
also assigned to-day. The suspension of the
bank and the stringency of the money market
made 1t impossible for the firm to meet its obli-
cations. The liabilities are over 100000. The
nominal assets exceed this amoant.
tional Bank followed, and the doors were
closed. his was caused by the other failures
day or two Business circles are greatly ex-
cited.
GROCERY FIRM ATTACHED.
DENVER, December 10th.-The grocery and
importing house of John II. Carleton has been
closed ON attachments aggregating S2i, ,0U0. The
liabilities are S2i 900; assets unknown.
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THE FISHERIES QUESTION.
Newfoundland Dissatisfied at the Step.
Taken in England

NEW YORK, December 10th-A Newfouud
iand a dlspateh TO the Tribune says that in an
official dispatch to Governor O'Brien concern
ing the French shore question, Lord Knutsfnrd.
British Colonial Secretary. admits that the colo
nys grievances from French encresehments
are many and serious. and attempts to Justify
the n'odus rireradi as securing lime for egoti-
atlons That are now going on in Paris He ad-
mlts that sreedy conclusion is not likely to be
Ieached, and indicates plainly that the moduS
uiuendi must be renewed
me imperial Government, he says, has now
taken the negotiations entirely into its own
hands, and cannot consult the Colonial GOV.
ernment as to the steps to be taken in regoti.
stlng, but will receive their suggestions The
oispatch has awakened dissatisfaction ana
alarm here, as the colony has no Ions er any
voice IN the settlement OF the question, ard the
obnoxious naodus rire3.di will be renewed.
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Trains to he Ranlaced.

PORTLAND. December 10th.-There is proba-
biiity that the Union Pacific will replace trains
Nos. 2 and 8. which were taken off the overland
route December lst, and that two passenger
trains per day will arrive and leave here as
date the travel, and No. !, West bound, is not
able to haul all the cars, consequently 1t is run
in two sections Az this is very little advantage
over the running OF the two trains, 1t is proba-
Bile the old schedule will be revived.
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HORRIBLE DEATH
81 woman Pinioned by a Burning Too
Until Life Vas Ext;ro.

'I1 1IIe !" as Extinct.
!, foRIhAND (or.), December r1Oth.-Tnforms,i,,
mas mas ]nsL been received of Ike fatal burnine Of
snt Eor,e h tanners wife, living at Pleas
son was engaged in clearing land and Was bn1n-
ing logs. MIS-. Rekerson, while her hnsband vi mas
hrS tnGS engaged stepped on log which was nearly
part. The woman fell on her back on tse IoIyer W
zoe sIs aLo one of the pieces, which was still
,,nd n,adzing. rolled upon her and held her fast
duefneaLn. l'Ipe, lie Goals ana hot ashes dropped
u2Mn .-3NL on her upsurned face, burning her in q
Irlgntiul manner. After going half a mile for
assistance, her hucaand succeeded in extTicat.
irg the lifeless body of his wife, 'i0a'-
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VICTORIA NOTES.
A Stationery Dealer Charged with.
Bigamy,

Bigamy.
VICTORIA (B. c.. December 10ta-The charpe
ot olgamy against J. J. Daily was brought up in
me Police Court today. On application Of
counsel for the prosecution, tie case was adj
louIned for eight days to obtain further eyi-
aenee: Dalys first vile has been sent for from
New Zealand, and the trial will be DELAYED un-
III her arrival The Magistrate set the bail at
ooee, but DAILY refuses to Offer this and will re-
nam IN Prison. His stationery business is in
the hands OF creditors, aud it is believed the as
sets Will pay all liabilities
The funeral of the late pioneer James Fell,
TOOK place to-day. Members of the St. George
society, Odd Fellows, Pioneer Society Benefit
soc;ety and Hospital Directors attended Fell
died firm in his belief in spiritualism, and ac-
cord1ng to his express wish the funeral was
conducted in the simplest manner possible
without Grape or other funeral trappings.
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MARKS LIBEL SUIT.
The Plaintiff Accused of swindiing
Operations,

Operations.
LONDON, December l0th.-At to days hearing
of the Marks libel suit counsel for defendant
undertook to prove that Marks was connected
with swindling operations of a bogus company,
and with that end in view, called F. |. Smith
who said he was hired by Marks to figure as a
vendor of land in Transvasl to the Rae Gold
Mining Company. This was sold to the COM
pany for $500 The witness never had any
property. He signed VIII atever Marks or Marks
solicitor told him to sign. When he got the
checks as vendor he gave receipts for them, and
handed them back to the eompany's secre-
taIy.
Dawson Philopott, who is Marks brother-in-
law, testified that journey was made by the
directorate OF the company to Sac, and gold
scribed for $1,000 worth OF stock of the
company, which subsequently went into iqui-
GatiOn,
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RAILROAD WORLD.
An Association of Presidents to be
Formed,

New YORK, December 10th.-Several officials
of the Western railways who will take part in
the conference next Monday are now in New
York. a representative of the Associated Press,
in conversation with them to-day, learned that
a resolution viii be submitted to the Conference
providing for the formation Of an Association of
Presidents of the roads interested, TO be known
as the Western Railway Association" The
principal purpose will be the establishment and
maintenance of public, reasonable, uniform
and stable rates; to secure to each railway due
proportion of business; to prevent unnecessary
and expensive diversion of traffic; to introduce
new economies and improved methods in gath
ering. hauling, transporting interchanging and
delivering freight and passenger traffic
FORT WORTH AND DENVER.
FORT WORTH, December 10th-The annual
statement of the Fort Worth and Denver Rail-
way. part of the Union Pacific system, shows
gross earnings of S2,0l2, SIS; total expenses sI-
7S2,47S giving net surplus of S219 OiO.
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Ineligible to Hold the omce.

SPRAGUE (Wash.), December I0th.-Supreme
Judge Mount to-day decided that Mrs C. H.
Pryor, who was elected Superintendent of Pub-
lie Schools in November, is ineligible to the
Office, under the Constitution and statute of the
| State. Mrs. Pryor held the Office of Superin-
tendent of Schools under the Territorial Govern
me
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EAST OF THE ROCKIES.
1hs Indians Surrounded by Government
Troops.
NATION&E BOARD OF TRADE.
Three ThoasA nd Men and Girls
On a Sc, ike in New
5ea sey.
BOARD OF TRADE.
ESPECIAL DsrpArcHEs TO THE RECoRD-uNos.l
INDIAN TROD BLEs.
Prospect that she DancesA ill be Brought
10 a Sudden CEcN Ie.

fooksCCs thot sitS Da0CeSN ~ AAOuS u
10 a Sudden Go, 'e.
CHICAso. December 10th.-In<iA atoms at Gen.
eral Miles headquarters tonight pointed 10
dramatic close of the Messiah era. e among the
Indians. The immediate tighten ing OF the
great military Gordon now surrea inding the
ghost dancers seems to be the progrs. nme All
this evening General Niles and his ali les were
busy studying and carefully revising he maps
OF the country where the Indians are.
The General explained the distribal ION OF
troops, saying that General Brooke is n the
Cain on the west and Colonel Merrians OIL the
east, with their respective commands. Thee 'en-
eral expects to start for the of the tEou Ole
in few days.
REPORTS WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
KANSAS CITY, December 10,h.-A dispatci |
from Fort Reno, y. T., Says: The sensational
reports about threatened outbreak of Chey-
enne and Arapahoe Indians on the western |
border OF Oklahoma, and of the great alarm
existing among the people caused by such
demonstration on the part of the Indians, are |
without foundation. |
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IMP0RTAST RULING,
a Notary HuDnc Not Recognized by The
United st 4tes Statutes

SEATTLE December 10th.-A decision affect
ing the validity ofthe title 10 many thousand
acres of coal and timber land entered in this
section was rendered to-day in the United
States Court by Judge Hanford.
Three men who had located coal lands in this
county made affidavits before a Notary Public
that they had made the requisite improve
ments on such claims. 1t appearing that they
had sworn falsely, they were indicted by The
United States Grand Jury for perjury
Their attorney demurred to the Indictment
on the grounds that a Notary Public was not
authorized by the United States statutes to ad-
minister oaths, and hence his acts could not be
recognized, aud no perjury could be committed
on an oath taken before Notary.
The Court sustained the demurrer, and held
that a Notary Public is not competent officer
to administer oaths, and that the laws of the
United states do not recognize a Notary.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Miner Killed in the Cbo,,ar
Mine

=, SIsSINIA (Ney), December lOsh. - Harry
Ghappen was killed and John stepbens and
IlhNny Leary severely injured in The ChoIIar
"a mine ihls morning: The men had fred a biast
IN the raise above the S5Ofoot level, and return.
ing before the powder fumes had escaped, were
aspnyxisted, and fell through two timber sets
they We're found unconscious Shortly a1tar-
Wa5as. stephens and Leary were resuseitated
and VIII recover, but Chappeil was dead He
leaves widow but no children. --e
. The air pipe was found closed with sabris
rom Ion the Blasting, which prevented the powder
Iumes from escaping from the top OF the raise
after the blast was fired - " 4'i'0
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A Murderer ON Trial

SANTA BARBARA, December 10th. "A Jury has
been obtained for the trial of Ramon Lopez for
the murder Of Mary Desrillo last October The
case is proceeding slowly with two attorneys on
oh sid
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Peinless Extraction Of Teeth by use of
local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and streets. iellt
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Mrs. Tr. Frencb, the renowned fortune
teller This woman tells wonderful things
also, brings troubled parties together again
Brown House, corner Fourth and Z streets
loom II. Just arrived from Chicago. d7-7t*
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LABOR TROUBLES.
Three thousand Thread Workers Ont on
a Strike.

| a Strike.
| NEWARK IN. }, December l0th-The entire
kearney struck this morning Over 3GgO men
and girls are out. The strikers have decided TO
remain out until the discharged men are rein
y SValmsley's power
YARDS BLoCKApEp.
{ 'GDEN, December IOtb.-Tbe str,Se is st,,, .,
the ofhciais OF the Union Pacific doing the
swift ming To-Day some OF the strikers at
tacke d Chief Yardmaster Nicholson, seriously
AIDED.
VI LIZARDS INTERESTS NOT AFFECTED
MGLwA uKEE, December l0th-In an interview
to-day enry Willard said the furry in Wall
street hao not aEected his interests, His rela-
tions with the Northern Pacific ana.yitb the
North Amt Tican end other companies were the
same as they had been and would remain the
same.
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Sample Fooms, 1O14 sixth street, be.
tween and K. Fine Wines. Liquors and Cigars
n1+-u JACOB KAERTH, Proprietor.
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Rain in southern California.


SAN FRANCISCO, December I0th-A light rain
has fallen in Southern Arizona and along the
Mexican border, and i'll Southern California
This precipitation is due to the drifting south
ward of the cold air from the snow-e3vered
peaks Of the Sierras, which, mingling with the
gives rise to heavy cloud formation and light
rain.
Oranges from Groville.
oRovILLE, December l0th.-The first carload
of oranges from California was shipped TO Chi
ca2o this morning by W. Il. Strong IL Co., of
Sacramento. There were three hundred boxes
in the car labeled Oranges from Oroville. Cal''
Two more carloads will be shipped in a day or
two. These will supply the Christmas trade in
Chicago
The Inflated Yacht Undine.
SANTA BARBARA, December 1Oth.-Carlos Vas
ques, one of the crew of the wrecked yacht
Undine, arrived here to day from Anacopa
Island. He says the Undine was capsized dur
ing the storm. He cut away the liteboat, and a
big wave carried it away from the yacht. Cap
tain Lord and the engineer were drowned.
Residence Burned.
Los ANGELES, December 1nth-The house
owned by George Hunt and occupied by Charles
<. 1ibbets, on Palm avenue, was burned this
Hunts loss was covered by Insurance The
fire was caused by lamp exploding
After an Office.
ST. HELENA (Cal.), December lO.h.-J H. Dun
gan, senior editor of the st. Helena STAR is
candidate for Engrossing Clerk OF the Senate.
1t is SAID he has strong backing.
Idaho Legislature.
BOISE CITY idaho, December 10th-The first
session of the State Legislature commenced to-
day. The Governors message was read in both
houses.
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. ). JOHNSTON q co.'s, 40
street, Sacramento, Cal
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Madame BEN, renowned In telling Iife's
future events; fifteen years practice in India
and Australssian colonies; late of San Jose.
Young people should know their future Fee
so cents and 81. 1910 Third street. d9-lms
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Brought multitude of ills upon humanity so
saith the aneients. but bottle of sOZODONr is
the invalid by cleansing his mouth and fits the
belle fer the parlor.
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Religious Revolution.

LONDON, December 10th-A religious revolu-
tion on a small scale is reported from Prussia,
near Konigsburg. A very popular Lutheran
pastor having after much trial OF spirit, con-
Guided that he could no longer teach his fiocks
the tenets Of that faith, as he had become a con-
vert TO the Catholic Church. tesrfully delivered.
to them message OF farewell from his pulpit.
So great was the devotion Of the parish to their
beloved pastor, however, that no fewer than
fifty families of the congregation renounced
their denomination SO as not to be separated
from him and declared their willingness to fol
low him into the field of his future labors
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements OF Nsetino Notices, Wsnts, Lost
round, For Sale To Lei and similar notices unde
te's head ore inserted for cents per line the sra
f'ne end cents per line each Subsequent time. Al
notices OF this character ~iQ be found s,sdev Lsis
heading.
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Italian Parliament.

ROME, December 10th.-Parliament convened
to-day. King Humbert said that Italy was
faithful to her foreign alliance. and the cordial
friendship between the powers dissipated the
danger of international Complications In con-
cluson he said: Following my fathers exam
tors religion, but will never suffer my sover-
eign authority to be derogated in that religions
name This utterance was greeted with en-
thusiastic apDlause
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LONDON, December 10th.-The suddenness
with which the Gar removed his court from
Gatschina to st. Petersburg has given rise TO ru-
mors that the Car had reason to iear another
at empt on bis life, and thought the Winter
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slavin and McAuliffe Released.

LONDON, December l0th,-In the case of
tie Government against Slsvin and Nc
Anliffe, charged with prize-fghtlng, verdict OF
not guilty was to-day returned by consent of the
prosecution, and the prisoners were released.
Steamer Aground.
LONDON, December 10th.-The Peninsular
night on the Plymouth breakwater in a dense
fog. The passengers were all removed safely.
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Padlewski. the Nihilist.

LONDON, December 10th. The decomposed
body of a man has just been found near Ixelles,
Belgium. Appearances indicate that it is case
Of suicide by means OF prussic acid. The police
believe that it is the body OF Padiewski, the
Nihilist. who recently murdered General Sill
verskoff, the Russian Police Agent, in Paris.
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Woman Burned to Death Near Portland,
Oregon.
STORMY WEATHER UP NORTH.
Miner Killed in the ChoIlar Shaft
important Court Rul-
ing-Etc.
tsFNcIAL DISPATCHES TO TIE REooRD-us1oN.I
CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
STORMY WEATHER UP NORTH.
STORMS UP NoRrg.

taFHclAl DISPATCHES TO TIE REconD-usros.I
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LONDON, December 10th -Advices from Cape
Town state that the excitement over the situa-
tion in Manicoiand is increasing The Portu
forces of the British South Africa Company.
The natives favor the British in preference to
the Portuguese.
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WASHINGTON, December 10 h.-The total pop
u alton of the country. including Indians etc
will reach 6S, S,0000.0. The population of Alaska
is estimated at 3S 900.
Murderer Hanged.
MERIDIAN (Miss }, December 10th. - George
Martin, murderer OF William Crouch was
hanged today.
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Vicious Elephant killed.

NEW YORK, December 10th.-The gold which
left Liverpool on the Majestic to-day is under
stood to be about s3,2i500O 1t is understood
that the Lain, which sails from Southampton
tomorrow, viii bring enough to make the total
100000.
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r osT- BLACK LLEwEYN SETTER, WITH
IL silver collar and name. Return to 55l X
street ard be rewarded. T. D. TYRRELL dlO.3t
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WANTED-A BooTBLACK. APPLY 5l3 K
L ~
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WANTkD - BY FIRST.CLASS DRESS.
w maker, few more customers by day or
week: party dresses speciality; entire satisfac.
ton given. 1923 Ninth street. dlO 3l*
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LINE, INITEU II ILLlNOl,.

Jacksonville H. sept. l. tope'hl.-A new ralliOAh
deal Wa made 10 day. III which the I nit ago al" ~
Louis road. d line Running fVUn >piihH"eiu 10 NJ
,,,i,, through Lltchicld hu, Iecn absorbed b' u
lens, ,,. ted b, the Jacksonville and southeastern
v.Ln>, haJuu,tcrs urc IA tins The line l. com
bod q, tue t'I,axo. Peoria aud IT. l"il'
road whna runs between Jacksonville ana
Peoria AID Peoria Ia Spr'nSte"i
Us way v, Havana. and i nov Iulidlhs nom Lac"
field to i, LOu.,, the Jacksonville. Louisville ana ",
Louis witch IAN, between This city aud tenral"t.
,uouvh lu,hr,li the Luu>> lie and II. lpii> ioa /.
Inch rms frum truti.,lia Ia 1T. Vernon, and The
La, hhcld. tuiruitou ans Western. that r1lr> from
litchc!d west through uriOon The new lease N'l1
rive Tie Inc direct communication between ol:iie
field and - I.ou-. ~ Well III" ~ Tbs clover