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GLADSTONE INDIGNANT.
He Is Not Pleased with ParneIrs Con-
nection With the O'Shea Case,

He Is Not Pleased With ParnelIs Com
nection With the O'Shea Case.
LONDON, November 24th.-The World
says: There was not an individual who was
so astounded and dismayed as Gladstone at
the issue of the O'Shea divorce case. Glad
stone had all along been humbugged into
believing most firmly that the suit would
end in the complete and ignominous dis
comfiture of Parnells enemies, so there
was no bounds to his indignation last
week.
Gladstoue's evaporation is intensified by
the curious fact that about two months ago
he was shown letter written by Parnell to
one of his lieutenants, in which the Nation
alist leader proudly boosted that his Sec
ond appearance before Justice Hannen
would be as triumphant as bis first had
been
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RAILROAD ITEMS.
No Change to be Made in the Policy of
the Union Pacific.


the Union Pacific.
New YORK, November 24.h.-President
Hughitt, OF the Northwestern, in answer to
a question about the reported conferences
with Gould on the Union Pacific matter.
said: at is true, have seen Gould several
times since | have been here. There is no
reason to expect any different relations with
the Union Pacific than those now existing.
The respective policies of the two COM
panies will continue TO conserve the railway
interests gen rally, in that there will be the
saving of construction of needless railways,
and fair and reasonable rates will be main
tained in the interest of the public and the
companies"
ROADS BROUGHT To TERMS,
New YORK. November 24th.-Gould has
been visiting the different brokers' Offices
TO day, and it is reported he is the buyer of
stocks. He has a,so been at the St. Paul
Office in conference with Vice.P President
Bond. He says the general situation looks
all right for better market. 1t is reported
Gould has finally brought all the Granger
roads to terms on peace basis.
GOULD TRYING TO BRING ABOUT HARMONY.
New YORK, November 24th.-Interest in
the schemes for the improvement of the
railroad situation in the West continues
unabated in Wall street circles. Gould's
efforts TO bring about harmony fix many
eyes upon him. Gould on Sunday was
conferring with the heads of the Chicago
and Northwestern Company--Albert Keep,
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Proposals for Bids for Agricultural Park.

NlHE STATE BOARD OF AGRICULTURE
i viii receive bids at the Office of the Seere-
tary, at the Exposition Building, in Sacramento,
up to O'Clock P. NJ, TUESDAY, Decenb Der ?,
1880, for the lease, from said date, for one or
two years, of the following privileges at Agri-
cultural Park situate in said city, to wit: The
dwelling, or boarding-house. restaurant bar
and other refreshment privileges within the
premises, for the purpose and privilege OF keep
ing boarding. house, bars and restaurant, and
for no other business whatever. Also. the
pasture field. All of said property to be subject
to the rules and orders of said Board OF Agri-
culture. Full security to be given for total
amount of lease. Rent payable monthly. All
bids must be accompanied by cash, or a eerli-
ned check, covering first months rent. The
Boa reserves the right to reject any or all bids
CHRIS. GREEN, President.
EDWIN Z. SMITH. Secretary n4Im
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LIGHTHOUSE sTATIsTICs.
Improvements and Expenditures Made
During the Past Year.


WASHINGTON, November 24.h.-The an
nual report of the Lighthouse Board
shows the number of light. houses have in
creased during the year from 7S9 to S33.
Three new light-ships are nearly ready for
service, and designs are preparing for four
more. The Board says it cannot enforce
the law providing for the proper lighting
of bridges over navigable rivers, as no
penalty is prescribed.
The total expenditures the past year were
So, ,266 600 of which 81 OF, 800 were for
special works, and the remainder for the
maintenance cfthe establishment. The esti-
mates for the fiscal year 1892 are S., ,3S5,-
65S, Of which g 594 900 is for maintenance
and the remainder for special works.
Among the special appropriations are
Michigan, $4,000; Coquille river station,
Oregon, 100000; North Head, Cape Disap-
pointmen, Washington, $4,000; Gray s
Harbor, light, Washington, 100000; st.
Marys light, Alaska, $4,000.
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BONNEVILLE, November oath. = Last
Saturday morning Mark Scofeld and a
companion, who wss an invalid, entered
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Duel with Razors

PHILADELPHIA, November 24,h.-Will-
lam Pennington snd Richard Corsey, both
colored, quarreled tonight over money
matters and came to blows. The lamps
was overturned and extiGguished, and the
men fought horrible duel in the darkness:
When the police came both were found
fatally cut with rszors.
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BLOOD-HORsE MEETING.
Entries and Weights for the Races
To-day.

EntrIes and WEIGHS TOT the haCes
To-Day.
SAN Francisco, November 24th-Follow-
ing are the entries and weights for the
Blood Horse Association races tomorrow:
Selling race. three-quarter mile heats
Revolver (105), Applause (107), Forester
(97), Kilgariff 100), Wild Oats (104) Ida
Glenn (10l), Verva Q01), Jackson (109).
Mile and three..quarters-Sheridan (l1S),
Five-eig ghths of mile-Princess First
(113), Naicho B. (115). Rico 110), Kildare
Q15l, Imitation (110), Gambo (110), King
Hooker 113), Jack the Ripper Q15), Cor
get 110)
Seven-eighths of mile-Cheerful (100);
Acclaim Q00), Power (97), Sinfax (110),
Nero G10), Rosebud (112)
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Fight Between Cowboys and Mexicans.

DENVER, November 24th.-A Las Vegas
IN. M special to the NeaCS says: A courier
in tonight from Anton, small Mexican
settlement, twenty five miles south, brings
news of a terrible running fight between
fifteen or twenty cowboys ard large num-
Der of Mexicans. Hundreds of shots were
exchanged, and several were killed and
wounded on both sides. The courier has
no details having left to summon the
Sheriff.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THERE WILL BE AN ELECTION IN THIS
MONDAY, DECEMBER 1, 1890,

The election will be conducted according to
the General Election Law, excepting the cleo
ton returns must be made to the Clerk of the
Board OF City Trustees.
The qualification OF voters is that their names
are on the Great Register of Sacramento
county.
The polls will open at sunrise and close at
five (5) O'Clock P. ".
The polls will be held at the following places
to wit
First Ward-Polls at SERVERS Stable, Fourth
street, between / and J streets-John brennan
and H. B. Nielsen, Inspectors; Robert Allen and
James Stewart, Judges; Walter Van Guelder
and Charles Rocd, Clerks.
Second Ward-Polls at west side of Fourth
John hatcher, Inspectors; E. A. Crouch and
William Coyne, Judges; William q. Deylin
and NJ. Desmond, Clerks.
Third Ward, Precinct One-Polls al MeiSter's
Ninth, between I aud streets-D. ellis and
Thomas Fox, Inspectors; Hiram Cook and DR.
II. L. Nichols. Judges; Hugh McClosky and J.
NJ Milliken, Jr., Clerks.
Third Ward, Precinct Two-Polls at Seven
teepth and streets-Samuel Blair NJ. H. shee-
Martyr, Judges; George Hilbert aud c. T. Rip
pom, Clerks.
Fourth Ward, Precinct 0ne-Polls at Roses
shop, Ninth between X and L streets-EGmond
Ellis and Hugo Hornlein, Inspectors; Samuel
Gottleib and William Gutenberger, Judges;
Charles J. Lenoi- and F. ". Woodson, Clerks
Fourth Ward, Precinct Two-Polls at New Pa
viliOn. Fifteenth and VI streets-George Murray
and D. ]. Mannix, Inspectors; ID. VI. Cox and
Daniel Magher Judges; J. Charles Jones and ].
NJ. Henderson, Jr., Clerks.
By order Of the Board of Trustees
E. H. MCKEE, Clerk,
Sacramento, November II, 1890. n2O-iOt
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FATAL QUARREL.
One of the Parties Dead and the Other
in a Precarious Condition.

in a Precarious Condition.
DAYTON, November 24th.-S. Marquis
and A. E. Mccall became involved in a
quarrel about a few dollars to-day. Mar
quis drew his revolver and fred five shots,
two of them taking effect in McCall's body.
Mccall then walked into the house and,
procuring revolver, fred several times at
Marquis without effect. Mccall then fell TO
the ground and died in few moments.
After the shooting Marquis stabbed him
self four times in the right breast with a
pocket knife, and is in dangerous condi-
ton. Mccall once represented this county
in the Territorial Legislature.
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1t is now about fifty years since apples
were first sent to England, and at present
our British cousins are agitated over the
possibility of growing their own fruit.
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Insurance Suit.

STOCKTON, November 24th.-Judge SWIM
merton has rendered decision in the suit
of the Stockton Combined Harvester and
Agricultural Works VS.. the Glenn Falls
and other insurance companies. The Har-
vester Works sued for 100000. the amount
of insurance awarded by arbitration on
burned property. The defendants set up
cross complaint. alleging that the burned
property was not worth anywhere near the
amount claimed, and the arbitration by
which the award of 100000 was obtained
was carried on in fraudulent manner.
The decision of the Court sustains the
Harvester Company, and denies the allega-
tions of the cross complaint, but the case
may be retired on the original complaint.
Prescott Sawyer Indicted.
SAN RAFAEL, November 24.h.-Prescott
Sawyer, son of Judge Lorenzo Sawyer, who
stabbed Herman Franz, a boatman, at
Sausalito last summer, but who was re-
leased in the Justices Court on techui-
cslity, was indicted by the Grand Jury
here last Saturday for assault to murder.
He was arrested in San Francisco and
brought here and released in S. 600 bail.
The day for his arrsignment has been set
for Monday next.
New Water Works for Santa Cruz.
SANTA CRUZ, November 24th.-The new
system OF water works was formally turned
over to the city this evening, the construc-
ton being completed and the works ready
for operation. The water is brought by
gravity from mountain stream ten miles
distant, giving pressure for fire protection
Of 10 pounds TO the square inch, capable
of throwing a stream ever the top of the
highest flagstaff in the city.
Skeletons Unearthed.
STOCKTON, November 24th.-Walter Cadv,
who is experimenting force of workmen
engaged in constructing levee on San
guinnetti's ranch. ten miles from Bellota a
village near Stockton, reports that ten
skeletons have been unearthed by work
men at different places. The remains are
supposed to be those of Indians. killed in a
battle with emigrants. as the place where
they where found is but a few hundred
yards from an old emigrant trail.
Smothered by Gas.
BONNEVILLE, November oath. = Last
Saturday morning Mark Scofeld and a
companion, who wss an invalid, entered
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NoTICE.-HAvING ASSUMED THE EN-
IN tire interest of the late firm OF Sehaden &
Tanquary. shall be responsible for all liabili-
ties, and all amounts due them shall be paid to
me. InI9-ttl JOHN c. SCHADkN.
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ELECTION CONTEST,
Papers Filed in the Case of Campbell
Against Ealkls.

against Eakle.
CoLUsA, November 24th.-Papers were
fled to day with the County Clerk in the
election contest case of Campbell (Repub-
licap) against Eakle (Democrat) for seat
in the Assembly The complaint charges
fraud by the judges and Inspectors of
Election in two precincts at Willows, and
charges that fraudulent votes were polled
at every precinct in the county but two.
Considerable excitement prevails here, and
large bets are being made on the result of
the ontest. The returns give Eakle %
majority, but Campbell claims his own
election by a small majority.
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A school of mullet, fully quarter of a
mile long and a hundred yards wide, was
recently seen in the water off Melbourne,
Fla. The fishermen took thousands of
them in nets.
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ARE you weak and weary, overworken
and tired? Hoods Sarsaparilla Is just the
medicine you need to purify and quicked
your blood snd to give you appetite and
strength 100 doses one dollar.
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MORE CARS WANTED.
Grain Blockade in Washington AMI
Oregon

Oregon
TACOMA wash J, November 24th.-The
Chamber of Commerce, at a special meet
ing tonight, adopted a resolution calling
on the railroads to furnish more cars to
transport the wheat from Eastern Wash
ington and Oregon 10 the sea-board. There
is very large wheat blockade in Eastern
Washington. where the crop was enormous
this year. Every depot and warehouse is
full, and much is piled in sacks about the
stations, but slightly protected from the
weather. The Presidents of the Northern
and Union Pacific lines were telegraphed,
asking that measures be taken at once to
afford relief and save the farmers from loss.
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FEW INDIANS At THE Oh ENNE AGENC4.
MINNEAPOLIS, November 24th.-A Tri-
bune special from Pierre says: Parties re-
turning from the Cheyenne agency report
very few Indians there to-day, although it
was ration day. This is a suspicious cir
cumstance. a trader who has store near
Rosebud reports that Indians pillaged it on
Sunday.
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BRADYcRoTINE cured headaches for Mrs.
]. A. Potter. Providence, r, l.
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Bloody Scene in Court.

PANAMA, November N-At Rivas, Mica
ragua, October 22d, Tomas Martinez was
arraigned for trial on the charge OF attempt
ing TO murder DR.. Trinidad Flores. When
the accused was called upon TO plead he
stepped forward, and putting his hand into
his pocket, exclaimed: "Gentlemen, 1
know the jury will condemn me- but be-
fore being condemned 1 must get rid of
this one" thereupon he drew a revolver
and shot Dr.. Flores dead. Senior GusLsvo
Chamorrow picked up a chair, but almost
Immediately fell, shot through the brain.
Gregorio Rojas, an old gentleman, father
in law of the first victim, closed with the
prisoner who also shot him. the wound
being dangerous. The prisoner escaped,
hnt was afterward cant1red
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J. JOHNSTON & CO.'S, 4lo
street. Sacramento, Cal.
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Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
and streets. ie22-tf
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Department Two-van Fleet. Judge.
MONDAY. November 9TH
Lobbs We. Dooley-Judgment for plaintiff.
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-. OAEr.E

CUCCEssoR TO CARLE & CRoLY. CON
y tractor and Builder. Orders solicited ana
promptness guaranteed. oaice ana shop. 1924
Second street -'esveen and L ie2l-ly
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Sample Rooms, IO14 Sixth street, be-
tween and K. Fine Wines Liquors Rad Cigars.
nl4-tf JACOB KAERTH, Proprietor
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PEARS soap secures beautiful COM
nlexion-
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New and select importations of the
finest sausages swiss cheese ETC. Also fresh
butter and eggs received daily at F. BAUM
LES, 723 street.
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Settlement Of an ImpOrtan! Question
Regarding Railroad lands.
ELECTION CONTEST IN COLUsA
Fatal Quarrel at Dayton, Wash
Entries for the Blood-Horse
Races To.day-Etc.
RAILROAD LANDS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RroORD-uMos.I ]
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PARIS, November 24th.-A meeting of
Anarchists was held here yesterday to dis.
cuss the arrests of Nihilsts recently made
in this city. Padewski, the Russian Pole
suspected of the murder of General Silver
skotf, was appointed Honorary President.
Violent speeches were made and a resolu-
ton was adopted declaring in the event of
failure to effect a social reform, there
Wnnld he q reunlntinr
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NOTICE.

OWING TO INVITATIONS OF THE CELE-
Will have my picture on the label. Make no
mistake aud take no others. Largest WHITE
LABOR factory in Sacramento g02 X street
oSJ-4mlp NJ. CLARK, Proprietor
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Mrs. Or. French, the renowned fortune
teller. This woman tells wonderful things
also, brings troubled parties together again.
Front room, No. S. 7es street, up stairs. Just
arrived from Chicago n22-7t Su)~
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GENERAL NOTICES,


Telephone, Telegraph and kindred electrical
messengers will all be utilized by the orders
for SoZoD0NT, which win be flashed and
sounded over the wires. 1t is as well known
abroad es at home as q cleansing agent for the
teeth.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Gladstone Displeassd at Parnelrs
Recent kCtiOnS.
STORMY WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
bloody Scene in a Nicsragus Court
Parliament to be Opened
To.day-Etc.
In FOREIGN LANDS.
STORMY WEATHER IN ENGLAND.
STORMY WEATHER.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrcoRD.uNoNl
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ACGUsT BELMONT,
Death of the Senior Member of the Great
New York Banking Firm.

New York Banking Firm.
New YORK, November 24th.-Aueust
Belmont died at o'clock this morning.
The cause of death was pneumonia, re-
sultipg from cold caught during the re-
cent horse show.
The junior partner of the firm said to.
day that the business Of the great banking.
house will be continued as before. Bel
mont's loss will be felt in racing circles as
much as in the financial world, he ALWAYS
having been an enthusiastic lover of thor
oughbreds.
August Belmont was born in Alley, Ger
many, in 1916. He was educated at Frankfort,
and for several years was in the employ of the
Rothschilds in Frankfort and Naples. In 1887
he settled in New York and became the agent
of his former employers. From 1874 till 1850 he
was Consul General at New York for the Aus
trian Government. In 1858 he was appointed
United States Charge d Affaires at the Hague,
and in 1854 became Minister resident. He re-
signed in 1858, receiving special thanks from
the department at Washington for his diplo.
matte services. For many years he has been a
resident OF New York, where he was engaged in
banking. Mr.. Belmont took great deal of in
terest in politics, being delegate 10 the Demo
cratic National Convention in 1860, and serving
as Chairman of the National Committee for
twelve years. For twenty years he was Presi-
dent of the American Jockey Club. His wife
was the daughter OF Commodore Matthew E.
Perry
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ParnelI VIII Retire.

LONDON, November 24,h.-It is stated
On excellent authority that Psrnell will
announce 70 the meeting of Nationalist
members tomorrow his retirement from
the leadership.
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new TO-DAY.

Advertisements OF Meeting Notices. Wdats, Lost
Found, For Sale, To Lei end similar notices ua de
1tis head are inserted for cents per line The first
time and cents per line each subsequent tinN. Al
notices OF tsSs character ssu BE- found under this
hsGdiT,o,
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WASHINGTON, November 24lh.-The
Government of Guatemala has imposed an
export tax of 81 81 q pound on silver be-
cause of the increased price of silver in the
United States.
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Jews in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG, November 24th.-The
Government has forbidden the newspapers
to publish q petition drawn up by Jews,
asking that they be placed on civil equality
with either classes in Russia. Orders were
given that no Government work be given
to the Jews outside of the territorial limits
assigned 10 them.
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NO FIGHT MATERIALIZED.

BLUNT Is. d., November 24th-In the
panic Saturday night, caused by the re.
ported approach of band of Indians,
great crowds of people massed in the hotel
here awaiting the fight, which did not
come. Two children seriously i'll with
scarlet fever were brought in, and all the
people were exposed to the disease.
Ii is reported tonight that half. breed
was killed at Fort Bennett for not partici-
patipg in the ghost dance.
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Thanksgiving Festival and ChIldren's
Service at st. Paups Church THIS EVENING at
Z o'clock All invited 1t&
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Regular Meeting Fair Oaks Corps
THIS EVENING at $50 o clock
SARAH CUNNINGHAM, President.
ADDIE SHIELDS, Secretary. Its
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British Grain Market.

LONDON, November 2Ath-The Mark
Lane Express says: English wheats are
steady. Russian and American are Cd
cheaper. Barley and rye are quiet Corn
is ID per ton dearer. American flour is
firm Oats are firm
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THE HAGUE, November 24th-The Queen
Regent has issued proclamation declar-
ing Princess Wilhelmina, Queen of the
Netherlands, and accepting the Regency
dI1rirn hnr m