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The .igott Conspiracy.
SUPREME COURT.

TUESDAY, February 4, 1899
Court met at 10 A. NJ. Present. Beatty, c. j..
presiding; Patterson, ; Fox, j.; Maddox, Dep
uiy Clerk; Washburn, Bailif
1246i-Home of the IncbTiates vS. Kopan-
On motion of 1ilden, ordered appellant be 81
lowed ten days to file afl.davits and reply brief,
respondent ten days to file brief or afidavits in
reply.
i26n-wheele7 VS. Bolton-on motion of Gal
pin, ordered cause be continued to Thursdsy,
February 49, 1890.
l203l-Swim VS. Wilsor-By consent of coun-
sci, ordered respondent be allowed ten days to
file brief, appellant ten days TO reply, Cause 10
be thereon submitted
12663-Nunau VS.. Valentine ct al.By con-
sent of counsel, ordered cause stand submitted
upon briefs on file
12e3S-Blumenthal VS. Goodail-Argued by
Firebaugh for app. liant, Towle for respondent
and submitted
1254l-Grifith VS. Happenberger-A by
Cole for appellant Drown for respondent or
dered respo' dent be allowed ten days to file
brief, cause to be thereon submitted.
12,66l-BensOn Shotwell-Argued by Drown
for appellant, Prngle for respondent and sub
mitted.
Adjourned until tomorrow at 10 4 NJ.
DEPARTMENT TWO.
Court met at 10 A. NJ Present. Thornton, j.,
presiding; ShaTpstein j. Mcfarland, j.: Paul
sell, Deputy Clerk; Russell, BailiR
1l609-Fleckinger VS.. Shaw-On motion and
suggestion of the death Of Isaiah Shaw, appel
liant herein, it is ordered that Jane Shaw, exc
cutrix OF the last will and testament OF Isaiah
oIltH usttdstl bt anu slC Is uGItty suDSAlluLtu
as appellant in pace ald stead of said deee-
dent.
12675-Spotts, administrator, etc, VS.. Hanley
ct al.-On motion of Beieher, ordered respond
ent be allowed thirty days to file brief, appel
liant twenty days to rep'y, cause to be thereon
submitted
1855 Spauldng VS.. North S. F. q. & r, r.
Association--By consent, ordered respondent be
allowed five days to file additional authorities,
appellant five days TO reply thereto. cause to be
thereupon submitted.
126S0-Ohm VS.. City aud County OF San Fran.
cisco-On motion aud suggestion Of the death
of E. F. Ohm, appellant herein, it is ordered
that Anna A. Ohm, Administrative OF the estate
of K. f. Ohm, deceased be and she is hereby
substituted as appellant in place and stead OF
said deeedent. Further ordered, pursuant to
stipulation, that cause be submitted upon briefs
on file, aud on request cause to be decided by
the Court.
l266s-Kirsch VS.. Kirsch-Argued by Collins
for appellant, Reed for respondent and sub
mitted.
II 1267l-Kullman ct a. VS.. Greenbaum ct al
Argued by Tuska for appellant, Harrison for re-
spondent and submitted.
Adjourned until 10 A. " TO morrow.
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CITY CHARTER VOID.
A Supreme Court Decision Causes Quite
SanSafinn

A Supreme Court Decision Causes Quite
Sensation.
Los ANGELES, February 5th.-Many and
varied are the opinions of the prominent
attorneys of this city in regard to the deci-
sin of the State Supreme Court in the case
of Frank Toal, sentenced from this city to
San Quentin for an assault with intend to
kill.
Toafs primary examination was held be-
fore Police Judge Stanton, whose office is
created by the city charter approved by
Senate joint resolution No.2, January %,
1886.
The Supreme Court has Just decided that
this Office is illegal, as Police Courts of
cities under 100000 inhabitants are pro-
vided by the code, and joint resolution
cannot amend the general laws, and tnat
| the Police Courts of this city are illegal,
| and have no jurisdiction as committing
magistrates.
In the case of Brooks vs. Visher, 2f Pa
cific Reports, brought 70 test the validity of
| the charter, the Court held that the
| past charter was not in conflict with the
general laws, and was legal.
This case created great deal of interest
all over the State. San Diego, Oakland
and other cities were deeply interested in
| the result
III Tue C1Sc Vi Augustus OtIduu, SeHtt lieu
| to l50 days in the County Jail, but taken
| up on habeas corpus, the Court held that
the commitment was legal. Therefore,
two decisions of the State Supreme Court
stand Numerically opposite.
The two Police Judges, Stanton and
Owens, did net hold Court to-day. STAN
ton is waiting for the opinion of Judge w.
f. Fitzgerald as to the advisability of con-
tinuing his Court. 1t is reported tonight
that Judge Fitzgerald concurs with the
opinion of the Supreme Court.
Everybody is at sea here tonight as to
just where the city stands. Some are of
the opinion the whole charter will be an
nulled. The city has fortunately been
making street Improvements under the
Vrooman Act and not under the charter.
Since the decision was handed down a
number of citizens, protesting against the
proposed street improvements, will bring
suit to compel the city to do work under
the charter, to test its validity as to that
branch of the Municipal Government
Police Court cases will deyolve on the
City Justices until the matter is definitely
settled.
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He Regrets that the German Navy is Not
More Formidable.
BERLIN, February 5.h-The Emperor, in
talking at Prince Bismarck's dinner last
night, expressed resolution TO promote
with the utmost zeal all legislation in the
interest of the woTkingmen A Commits
sion of Inquiry, he said, will soon report
important proposals to the Council of Slate.
He manifested the warmest interest in the
subject of colonial development, and re-
GREETED that Germany had not Englands
countless millions to devote to the colonies,
and, above all things, wished the Father
land" possessed mighty fleets like those
with which Great Britain extended et
sway over The earth.
The Emperor has issued a rescript to the
Minister of Commerce, Bsrlepsch, in a line
with his declarations of the investigation
of the working mems affairs, and declaring
among other things that it is the duty of
the State to so regulate the duration and
nature of labor as to insure health. moral
ity and the supply of all the economic
wants of The working men and preserve
their claims TO equality before the law.
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NAUGBToNs,s CASE.
The Books of the Endowment Society
be Exported.

The Books of the Endowment Society to
be Exported.
SAN Francisco, February 5th.-Coroner
Eaton this morning impaneled jury to
hold an inquest into the death of Marcus
NJ. Herr, shot Monday night by John F.
Naughton. The inquest will probably be
held this week.
Chief Crowley has detailed detective
Roberton Hogan to investigate the matter
and determine what was the real cause, if
possible. Mr.. Hogan yesterday took charge
of the Office of the Guaranty Endowment
Association, seals were placed on the books
and papers, and an official lock placed on
the door. The books will be thoroughly
exported, and an effort made to discover
whether they will not furnish grounds for
the correct theory.
Naughton was calm and cool to-day. He
was courteous to reporters, but, as before,
absolutely refused to answer direct ques-
tons. He will be defended at his trial
by Eugene n. Deuprey.
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And in accordance with law, and an order
from the Board of Directors. made on the
twenty-tirst (2Istl day of December, lSSg so
many shares of each parcel Of such stock as
mat be necessary Will be sold at public auction
on THURSDAY, the 10th day of February, 1890,
at the office of the company, No. 800 sansome
street room 10, caa Francisco, California, at
the heur of u o. clock noon of said day to pay
said delinquent assessment thereon. together
with esSs of advertising and expenses Of sale.
PELHAM W. AMES. Secretary.
Ofiee-.So. $50 Sansome street. room Is. San
Francisco. California. fe3-tfe20&Su
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GARNEss HOMICIDE.
Number of Arno1d's Friends Visit Him
in Prison,

Number OF Arnold's Friends Visit Him
in Prison.
SAN FRANCISCO, February 5th.-The Cor.
oner's inquest in the case of Samuel w
Garness, killed in the Peerless Saloon last
week, will be held tomorrow. There is q
possibility that at that time Arnold will
make statement which will throw some
light on the murder.
The chances of bis making a complete
defense in the Police Court have been gen.
orally canvassed, and, although his attor.
ney has given no hint of his intentions, il
is thought that the principal defense will
be made in the Superior Court and no i'm
portant evidence introduced in the Police
Court.
The number of Arnolds friends who
wish to visit him in the City Prison does
not decrease, and every day be spends most
of his time sitting on the visitors bench
chatting with his callers. He still refuses
to talk and maintains his accustomed stol.
idness of demeanor.
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A WHITE CAPTIVE.
Canadian Indians Have Possession of a
Little White Girl.

LltIle w mite Girl.
WINNIPEG (Mapitoba), February 5th.-
When Lord Stanley, the Governor General,
and party visited the Canadian Blackfoot
Indian reserve last fall near Mcleod, very
pretty white child of five or six years was
noticed playing about with the Indian
children.
On inquiry it was learned from an inter-
prefer that the girl had been captured in
the United States during an Indian raid.
Lord Stanley tried TO induce the Indians TO
part with the child, but they would not.
The girls story got into press and thus
reached the Washington Government. Cor
respondence followed and sufficient infor-
nation was obtained to make it apparent
that the little girl is the daughter CT some
American officer who was killed in battle
with the Indians
Accordingly the other day a United
States officer arrived at Mcleod under in-
structions 10 recover the child at any cost.
This may not be simple operation, as the
Indians will possibly refuse TO eive her up.
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NAVAJO INDIANS.
They Are on the Warpath to Avenge the
Death of "Buck."

DENVER, (Col February 5th-A Durango
special says grave fears are entertained
among the settlers of San Juan county
New Mexico, over the demonstration being
made by the Navajo tribe of Indians.
courier to-day brought in word that few
days ago the Navajos drove the family OF
Joseph Herritt off their ranch, and ran of
ten head of horses.
Sheriff Kit Carson and posse recovered
the animals, when the Indians threatened
to 'clean OUT every white settlement on
the San Juan, La Plata and the Animas
rivers. There are now 500 warriors
camped at West Waters, between the La
Platte and Ojo Caliente, sixty miles south
of Durango.
The trouble arises out of the killing of q
Navajo Indian some weeks ago by ranch
man named John Cox. The Indians de.
mand 5000 or ten head of horses for the
dead buck. ''and, as they were refused they
threaten to murder every white on the
river. The Indians have sent theiI squaws
and young ones back to the reservation
and the citizens of Durango and vicinity
are very much alarmed.
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EUROPEAN LABOR.
a Question That Interests Eml
William Of GERMANY.

a Question That Interests Emperor
William Of Germany.
BERLIN, February 5ih,-EmpeTor Will
lam in a rescript 10 Bismark refers to his
desire to amelioTaie the position of work.
ingmen.
He declares that the ambassadors of
France Englsnd, Belgium and Switzerland
be officially asked whether their Govern
ments are disposed to come to an interna-
tional agreement with Germany, with a
view to meeting the needs and wishes of
the workingmen revealed in the recent
strikes.
Bismarck is empowered to invite all the
nations interested TO attend labor confer
ence.
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NAToMA WATER AND MINING COM
In PANY.-Location of principal place of
business, san Francisco, California; location OF
works, NatOma, Sacramento county, California.
NoTIcE-There are delinquent upon the fol-
lowing described stock, on account of Assess
ment No. ,, levied on the Dist day OF December,
1859, the several amounts set opposite the namt
of the respective shareholders, as follows viz:
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Horribly hIutiIated,

NEW YORK, February 5th.-An employe
of the Manhattan Elevated Railroad was
caught by a train at the station north OF
Eighth street and Sixth avenue this morn.
ing. Both legs were cut off and the body
was nearly decapitated. Several hundred
people at the station saw the accident, as
the station is in one of the busiest parts oil
the city.
LArER-It is now supposed the person
who was killed on the elevated road this
morning committed suicide. The bystand.
ers say he deliberately waited until the
train was too near to be stopped and then
threw himself on the tracks. His name
was Thomas, and his occupation that of q
laborer.
Interesting Libel Suit.
BUFFALO, February 5th.-A large crowd
is attending the trial for libel brought by
Rev. DIR. Ball against the New York Eren.
ina Post Editor Godkin admitted writing
the first article upon which the action is
based. The second article he is not sure
about, but none of them, he says, were
written with malice toward Ball. He
caused inquiries to be made at Buffalo re.
garding him, and was given to understand
that he was an eccentric old man who
made a failure in journalism, and liked tc
dabble in politics. Godkin said he caused
frlend 10 make inquiries OF Mr.. Cieye-
land if the charges made by Ball were
true.
Cleveland declared that they were lies
except the one so-called "early fault" The
trial progresses.
A Fire in Names Metropolis.
PORTLAND (Me.), February 5th.-A dis
astrous fire is raging. The people are
panic stricken. The loss is immense
LATER.-The fire started in Brown:
wharf and destroyed the storehouse O.
Mark & Emery. the cooper-shop of j. H
Hsml;n & Co. The flames spread to the
Berling-mills wharf and destroyed Frank
Durley's lumber-sh and 1000, 900 feet O
lumber, and the clubhouse of the Portland
Yacht Club. Merchants wharf was badly
damaged. as was the United States bonded
warehouse. The Boston and Main Rail
road wharf and buildings were slightly
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A curious circumstance is noted by the
Tampa fla Ne1cs. An orange grove
near that place was abandoned a long
time ago. The cars pass the grove, and it
is said that the row of trees next the
car track has healthy, vigorous appear
ance, while all the trees beyond, without
one exception, have adeathly pallor which
betokens early demise. Whether the
thriftiness of the trees next the track is
due to the trembling of the ground caused
by passing traius, or to the smoke from
the engines, both or either, is the ques-
ton.
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A Canada Outrage.

OTTAWA (Ont), February 5th-A band
of Eyaugehsts were holding a meeting at
Hull last night, when they were attack by
French Canadians and badly treated. Two
{ f the men we're badly bruised and battered
and number of women badly kurt bv
stones thrown. The police finally fescued
them.
The 2igott Conspiracy.
DUBLIN, February 5;h-The FfeeaQa' s
Journal states that at the opening of Pariia-
ment Parnell will demand the appointm ent
of a COMMITTEES to inquire into the Tines
Pigott conspiracy.
Strike of Dock Laborers.
LONDON February 5th.-Tne d ok labor
ers at Newp0rt and Monmouth have struck.
Shipping interests al those places are para
lived
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NOTICE.

uAyING PURCHASED FROM MESSRS.
II KILGORE & CO. their interests in the
gnLsery business. and reopened their old stand
at northwest corner of Tenth and K with a full
stock of choice groceries, we respectfully re-
quest their old patrcus to call and get prices be-
fore buying elsewhere. Respectfully,
ia26-tf&2n u H COOK < co
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Two sets of teeth. They don't shed arms and
legs to get new ones. Teeth are Indispensable
and the Creator gives two chances. When one
uses SOZ0DONT, even among babies, 1t pre-.
serves the "deciduous teeth" and helps to
strengthen the permanent.
United Brethren, corner of Fourteenth
and K streets Gospel meeting, conducted by
Bishop j. W. Holt, D. D.. of Dayton, Ohio,
EVERY EVENING this week except Saturday,
at 7:30. AL are welcome. fe3-5t
Special Notice THE annual meeting of
stockholders of the Central Street Railway Com
pany win be held at its office, No. 1015 Fourth
street, in the city of Sacramento California, on
FEBRUARY 15 1890, at , o'clock P. NJ, at which
time seven Directors will be elected and other
business transacted.
L. L. LEWIS, President.
January p 1880. ja2s I'd
The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston 4 Co.'s, 40
street, Sacramento, Cal.
The Odorless Excsvating Co that has
pared to clean vaults and cesspools in The most
approved sanitary manner Office 3l7 K st. ia13tf
Il. f. Sto1l, Dentist SOC j street, wishes
to inform his patients and all those in need of
dentistry that he has reduced his prices one
half, and will guarantee all operations to be
frSt-cssSs and satisfactory or no charge made.
jal-ff
Decker Bros.'-The artists piano. Write
to kOHLER & CHASE, San Francisco. n25-Sm
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Condition at sisson.

SIssoN, February 5th.-It is clear and
warm. The snow has been greatly reduced
by the rain. 1t is four feet on level.
There is great damage to the railroad by
rain and the rapidly melting snow. Many
slides are constantly occurring in the Sac
ramento Canyon. between Mott and Duns-
muir. The track is covered with many
feet of earth, rock and fallen trees.
The same condition is at Kennel and
Delta. at tunnel 8 there is over one
weeks work alone to do the repairing. The
railroad iron bridge across Lama river is in
danger of going down. The roadbed in
Shasta valley is washed out in many places.
Culyerts and trestles are destroyed. There
is little chance for trains before the LIST of
March.
More Chinese.
SAN Francisco, February 5th.-The
steamer City OF Rio de Janeiro Captain
Ward, arrived in port yesterday, 261 days
from Hopgkong, and III days from Yoko-
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For relieving Throat Troubles and
Coughs, Browns Bronchial Troches' have
a worldwide reputation. Sold only in
boxes. Price, 25 cents.
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Two thieves in Charlestown, Mass,
jumped over jewelers. counter and seized
the clerk while at bis desk. One held the
man while the other thief grabbed two
trays gold rings and watches. Both rob-
Ders secured their escape with the plunder.
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GUTHRIE BROS.

DRACTICAL PLUMBERS. STEAM AND GAS
i Filters Roofing and JobbiHg. Sipsge water
removed from Easements at yely low prices,
Telephone le5. 121 Street. jas tf
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SUNDAY excepted. sunday only. sMonday
excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For after.
A. n. TOWNE, General Manager.
I. H. GOODMAN. General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. tfSSu
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The Connecticut Board of Health has de-
termined to collect facts concerning the
cause and the remedy for the grippe.
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A bill has been introduced in the Ker-
lucky Legislature to create Bureau OF
Statistics and Labor,
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e Standard % cents.
saving Of just per since broke the price.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Lei end similar notices under
tis head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time. al
notices OF this character 0il be found under this
heading.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
The Montana Senate Finds Speaker
Reeds Ruling Useful.
GOOD.BY TO CASTLE GARDEN.
The Navajo Indians on the War
path-They Want Money,
Horses or Blood.
GooD.BY TO CASTLE GARDEN.
BOLD ROBBERY.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UNIoN.l
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FRUITS. SEED, PRODUCE. ETC.
ORANGE TREES

OnHNOG ihGE0'
WE CARRY THE BEST AND LARGEST
w stock of Orange, Lemon and all kinds of
Fruit Trees on the coast. Now is the time to
plant. Call and see our stock. Everything in
the nursery line. w. R. STRONG CO., Second
st, near railroad passenger depot. ja3l 3l-2m&Su
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Canadian Indians Are Holding a White
Girl in Captivity.
THE EUROPEAN LABOR QUESTION.
Canadian Frenchmen Mob an Evan
gelistic Meeting, and Several
Persons Were Injured.
EMPEROR WILLIAM.

SPECIAL DIsPA1oHns TO TIE arooRDumon. J
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Oakland Policemen Required to Have
a Little Education.
SAN FRANCISCO MURDER CASES.
Four Cinnamon Buried by a Snow.
slide Near Dutch FIat-Many
Bridges Swept Away.
HUGE AvALANCHEs.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE ErcoRD-UNIoNl
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-14
Sickness Among Animals.

Animals are very subject to worms,
and while such worms exist in them
they cannot thrive, the foOd that should
strengthen and nonrish the animal is
absorbed by the worms; hence, the ami
nal will have a good appetite and still
continually grow poor. To obviate this
difficulty, give them frequent doses of
Uncle Sans Condition Powder. 1t is an
excellent preventive of disease among
them, and as positive cure for sickness
common to animals it has no equal 1t
is guaranteed. For sale, wholesale and
retail, by Lockert & Reynolds, drug
Cists,
Daily tobacco leaf-chronicle. (Clarksville, Tenn.) 1890-1895, 1890-03-14

1867, 1850, 457, 900 bushels in 1887 /;
and the area devoted to it was more
than doubled-65, 636, 900 acres in '67,
141, 821 900 acres in 1887. But the
value of the crop was not increased a
dollar so far from this, it actually
fell off nearly $4,000, 00O-the figures
being for 1867 81 1884, 037 300, and for
1887 81 ,204, 289, $40.
1t will be said, perhaps, that 1867
was a time of suspension of specie
payment, and the crop of that year
was valued in cheap paper money.
If this explanation be the true one
there is little comfort in it, for it
would show that it took the farmers
of tine United States twenty years of
hard work to recover from the eff
fleets of specie payment and to get
back in 1877 where they stood in
1867. But the specie payment was
resumed in 1879, and ever since
then the value of crops has been es-
timated in gold The following table
gives the whole cereal crop of the
country and its value at several dates
between 1867 and 1887: