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Frederick Franzecky Of the Prus.ian army
is dead.
WENT WITH A JOCKEY.
Failing to Gain Her Fathers Consent
She Quietly Elopes

rahkS 10 Saln Her Fathers Consent
She Quietly Elopes.
PORTLAND May 22d.-A quiet elopement
occurred at Dayton, Wash, last Sunday
evening. The parties were w. n. McAfil.
len and Miss Carrie Dell Day. McsEIlen
is Portland horse-jockey, well known on
every track throughout the Northwest. and
familiarly called Billy Mack. Miss Day is
the beautiful and accomplished daughter
OF Hon. Jesse n. Day, one of Dayton's
most prominent citizens, who ieil in love
with the daring Jockey while attending the
races last fall. She sought him out, intro
duced herself, and the admiration became
mutual.
n few months correspondence resulted
in proposal and acceptance, but when the
fathers sanction was asked stern refusal
was the result. An elopement was ar.
ranged, and on Sunday evening McaIillsn
arrived at Dayton, and Miss Day. who LETT
home ostensibly to go TO Chicago ioined
her lover, who had hack in readiness. and
they were driven rapidly to Waitsburp. in
the next county, where they arrived
shortly after midnight, and where friends
OF the groom and bride had minister in
readiness to make them man and wife.
McMlllen is sober, industrious Young
fellow IN the employ of s. g. Reed a mill.
ionaire breeder of fine stock in Oregon,
who says the young people shall have a
good home on one his fine farms.
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SUICIDE.
Ex-senator Charles Kent Found Floating
in the Bay,

Ex-senator Charles Kent Found Floating
in the Bay.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22d.-The body of
the old man found floating in the bay off
Pacihc.street wharf Yesterday morning has
been identified as that OF ex-senator Charles
Kent, who represented Nevada county in
the State Legislature in 1875. The theory
that he bad been murdered by footpads on
the water front and then thrown into the
bay has been exploded by his friends He
told them that he intended to commit
suicide.
Kent was at one time Sheriff of Nevada
county, and some years later he was sent to
the Legislature. He was always reckless
with his money. and in playing the part of
an affluent politician he contracted the
drinking habit. Of late years he met with
many reverses in business, and his friends
noticed that after the death of his wife,
about six months ago, he appeared to be
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STANLEY TALKS.
He Gives Some Quiet Hints as to Affairs
in Africa,

He Gives Some Quiet Hints as to Affairs
in Africa.
LONDON, Nav 22d.-Stanley made some
remarks on England and Germany in
Africa last night at the banquet rendered
him by the London Chamber of Commerc
Speaking of his travels he remarked that
in 1870 it was reported that DR.. Living.
stone was lost and the New York Herald
sent the speaker to find him. He did so.
and returned to Zanzibar and England.
What was done? They said that he was
an impostor, sensationalist and forger,
but time had disproved those accusations,
and Livingstone's last journals proved
that he had done what he had said, but
because he was a mere Journalist and
penny-a-liner it was supposed that all
penny-a-liners were sensationalists.
In 1874 he was sent back again to Africa.
Stanley then described his travels, and
pointed out that although so much had
been done by English travellers to open the
dark regions of Africa yet this country
failed to take advantage of their discov-
cries. He spoke of the great interest the
Germans had manifested in the flora and
fauna OF Africa, while on the part of this
country there was an indifference as to
what actually was occurring
A number of his friends, however, had
come together to try and do something in
the regions they had said should be part of
the British possessions some time They
had raised capital of half million, but
what was the consequence. Instead of be-
ing permitted to make road which, with
out deviating to the right or left, should 60
straight to the promised land, they were
compelled to squander some thousands of
pounds in fighting the Government.
fit were merely question of rivalry
between the English and German COM
panies he should not mind, but when the
Government backed up the German COM
pany it was not fair fight, and the capital
which would have made railway right
up to Victoria Nyanza would be wasted.
Instead Of the people, in two years time,
being able to take tickets to Victoria Ny
anza there would be nothing to show ex-
cept bushel of treaties, but to the Ger
mans there was nobody to say even boo.
He could speak very forcibly but he was
restrained. If the fairest portion of Africa
be only sterile lands he would be one
OF the first to advise the British company
to retire. He thought he had said enongh.
A word to the wise was sufficient. He
hoped they would remember and ponder
over the suggestion in what he had said
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WASHINGTON NEWS.
Appointments by the Gevernsr-valusbIs
Land Sales.


OLYMPIA (Wash). May I'D. = After
much careful consideration, Governor
Ferry to-day appointed the following
members of the State Medical Examination
Board: For term of three years, DR.. G.
Y. Calhoun, Laconner; term OF two years,
DR.. A. B. Kibbe, Seattle; term of one year
DR.. Howard R. Yesler. Walla Walla; three
years, DIR. II. B. Bagley, Seattle; two
years, DR.. @. s. Penfeld, Spokane Falls;
one year, DR.. Clinton Munson, Tacoma:
two years, DR.. F. 81. Mcdonald, DAYTON;
two years, DR.. j. Minkler, Centerville. The
commissions of the appointees made were
signed to-day.
One hundred and sixty acres of the
Young tract, two and half miles from the
main street, We're sold to-day. Governor
E. P. Ferry purchased one quarter; Sec
retary Of State Allen Weir three-eighths,
NJ. G. Royal one eighth, and S. G. Hide
one quarter. 1t is high landin fine cultiva.
ton. M. G. Royal has eleven acres of
good land mile and half out of the city
for which 5000 was refused.
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AFTER PLUMBER.
Burglars Blow Open Safe, but Gair
Little.


lone, May 22d.-The Office of the Com
mercial Hotel was entered last night by
burglars and safe containing only papers
and books was carried short distance and
opened. There was no money in the safe.
Two sample cases, belonging respectively
to A. Dennery, we'll known merchant
and travelling man of Sacramento, and L.
]. Myers of San Francisco, cigar man,
were carried off with their contents. Den.
nery lost his samples of cutlery and Myers
several hundred cigars. Myers cigars were
transferred to one of Dennery's cases, the
latter losing both his cases and the former
only his cigars. The kitchen OF the hotel
was also entered and rified of provisions
enough to last couple of men for week.
There is no clue to the robbers, who were
evidently strangers and professionals
Powder was placed in the lock of the safe
but not used,
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
4 Report that Prince Bismarck Has
Become Insane.
STANLEY GIVES SOME ADVICE
lightning Causes Many Deaths
Australia's Progress-Almost a
Panic-Sugar Tariff.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEcoRD.us1os.l
DUTY ON SUGAR.
1t is Creating Discussion in the Parli,
1ment nf Gran. n.i.u.

1t is Creating Discussion in the Parlia-
ment of Great Britain.
LONDON, May 22d.-In the Commons to.
day Hill asked whether, in view of the op-
position of the American reiner to the
proposed abolition of duties in America on
sugars below the standard, the Government
would reinvite the Washington Govern
ment to join the Sugar Convention.
Ferguson replied that it was by no means
certain what final decision Congress would
arrive at on the tariff. There was no
ground to think renewal of the invita-
ton to the Washington Government to
join the Convention would be successful.
Sir Lionel Playfair asked Smith, Govern.
ment leader, to state whether the Govern
ment would ratify the Convention before
the consent of Parliament was obtained.
Smith replied that that liberty must be
reserved to the Government, as they
thought necessary. in the event of the
other Powers ratifying the Convention.
Does the Government suppose" contin-
ued Playfair, that they have power to
ratify without the consent of Parliament
Opposition cheers.
Smith declined to answer the question.
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BAY HAPPENINGS.
The Board of Naval Inspectors Examin-
ing American Steamers.


ing American Steamers.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 22d-Exceptions
have been filed to the report of the Referee
in the matter of the James Lick trust, be.
cause certain sums of money owed are
charged to general repairs and expense,
which sums, it is claimed, should be
charged against certain branches of the
trust.
The Board of Naval Inspectors have
been for some time busily engaged in an
inquiry in relation to the American steam
ers in this harbor, with a view to their
adaptability to convert them to armed
cruisers in case of war. They find that the
City of New York can be converted into a
transport steamer in eight days and nights,
and be adapted to carrying six troops of
cavalry of 579 men and 1872 horses, lis in
fsntrymen and thirty. one officers and four
teen four-wheel and six two-wheeI vehi-
cles.
Marks Strouse, butcher, who was ar
rested some time ago for violation of the
license ordinance, for refusal to take out
a license for each of the eighteen wagons
used by him in peddlipg meat in all parts
OF the city, has sued the city for false i'm
prisonment, laying his damages at $1OO, 600.
The execution of Charles E. Clarke. for
the murder of Captain Duncan Logan, has
been set for September 10th.
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Fresno Items,

FRESNO, May 22d.-At a meeting of the
Republicans last night to map out plan
for the campaign a proposition to form a
secret organization was voted down over
whelmingly
Kings river near its debouchment into
Fresno slough, overflowed its banks and
covers the country eight miles wide. 1t is
the highest known for years. The snow
in the mountains melted rapidly during
the hot weather last week.
Henry Sullivan was held today in the
Justices Court for the murder of j. M. Cor
rick.
VIII Demand an Investigation.
SAN DIEGO, May 22d-The Mexican
Consul, Valdespine, in an interview, re-
garcs the accusation that Major Scott, Gen.
eral Manager of the International Com
pany, took part in the Lower California FL
clustering enterprise, as serious one, and
says the Mexican Government will annul
the company's concession of $4,000, 900
acres in case the charge is established. 1t
is stated that President Diaz will demand
an investigation of the conspiracy from the
United States.
commencement Exercises.
SANTA Rosa, May 2d.-Commencement
exercises at the Pacific Methodist College
were held in the Athennum at 10 o'clock
to-day. There were four graduates: George
L. Ayers and Oscar Litchfie,d of Sebastopol;
and ]. Fred. Maxwell and Ernest Sporn-
diff of Santa Rosa. The alumni BANQUET
took place at l O'Clock at the Palace, and q
reunion at o'clock in the afternoon at
Willard Hall.
Land for an Agricultural College.
WALLA WALLA, May 22d.-The Agricult.
ural College Commissioners to locate site,
visited Walla Walla Wednesday and &C.
knowledged the advantages here are very
superior. The Board of Trade and Farm
ers' Alliance Committee advertise for pro.
posals for 200 acres of land adjacent to the
city. which it is proposed to give them to
locate the college here.
Santa Ana Notes.
SANTA ANA, May 22d.-The City Trustees
adopted the combination direct pressure
and standpipe systems for the Waterworks
this evening. The vote stood three for the
standpipe and two for the Holly system.
An ordinance was ordered drawn call
ing for an election to vote $50, 600 for
Waterworks purposes.
Not Guilty.
A-RURN. May 22d.-After an argument
occupying two days the case of the People
VS.. Hill was given to the jury this after
noon, and in twenty minutes returned a
verdict of not guilty.
Planning MIL Burned.
ORovILLE. May 22d.-Braselton & At
kins planning mill was burned to the
ground this morning at o'clock. The or
igin is unknown. Loss, about $5 600. No
insurance.
Fire In Utah.
SALT LAKE, May 22d.-A large portion
of the village of Milford, Utah, was de-
stroyed by FIRE yesterday 1t was started
By drunken man. The losses aggregate
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FROM MARYSVrLLE.
Canneries Running IN Fall Blast-Yacant
Registership,


;, MARYsvILLE, May 22d. Incandescent
lights were put in operation this evening
by the Marysville Electric Light Company.
OF which S. Z. knight is President. A
pew company, rival to the old electric
light and gas company, have wires up and
will soon be operating another incan-
descent system.
The Marysville capnery started up this
week on cherries, a large supply of which
are coming in from the Rancho Chico. The
1uba City Cannery will begin work in the
course OF few weeks on apricots. Both
canneries will run through the season with
a large force of hands. The prospect is
favorable for good pack of superior fruit.
There are three candidates mentioned for
the vacancy in the Land Office caused by
the death of Register Granger. They are
Charles Hapgood and ]. G. Bradley, Marys-
vile, and I. j. Sherwood of Sacramento.
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AUSTRALIA.
The Victoria Parliament Opened by the |
Governor.

The Victoria Parliament Opened by the
Governor
MELBOURNE, May 22d.-The Parliament
OF Victoria was opened by the Earl of
Hopetown, Governor of the colony. He
congratulated Parliament upon the pros
perity of the country and the rapid strides
toward federation, which was near. This
proved the growth of common feeling to
Australian nationality. The work of
strengthing the fort works of the colony
was advancing. The arming of the forts
with new-style breech-loaders was almost
finished. Parliament will be asked to pass
q bill to augment the militia and volun-
teers. A conference will be held at Ad-
elaide, South Australia, to take action in
concert with other Australian colonies to
bring about lower postal and cable rates
between Australia and Europe. A Minis
ter OF Health will be appointed and San
1tary Board be created. Large extensions
to existing railways will be made and irri-
eating works be constructed.
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT.
A Broken Axle the Cause-No Passen-
gers Injured.

ANAHEIM, May 22d.-The San Diego
train on the Southern California, to arrive
here at o'clock this evening, broke in two
sections when about half mile from the
depot. The accident was caused by the
breaking of rear axle of the tender. The
engine and tender ran two train-lengths
and stopped. The broken axle crashed
into the baggage-car and derailed it. There
were five passengers cars, and the train was
running at high rate of speed, which
prevented any serious accident. A special
from Los Angeles will arrive at 10 o'clock
tonight and convey the passengers north.
The train was in charge of conductor
Cornice and engineer Smith. There was a
large complement of passengers. No one
was hurt.
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For the cure of the Inflammation and
congestion called ga cold in the head there is
more potency in Eiy's Cream Balm than in any
thipg else II IS possible TO prescribe. This
preparation has for years past been making
brilliant success as remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in the I'M.
itial stages of thefe complaints Cream Balm
prevents any serious development of the syrnp-
toms, whi e almost numberless cases are on
record OF radical cures of chronic catarrh affer
all other modes of treatment have failed
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Mrs. winslow,s soo,hinr svrup

Has been used over fifty years by mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect sue
cess. It soothes the child. softens the gums
bowels, and is the best remedy for diarrhpa
whether arising from teething or other causes
and is for sale by druggists in every part of the
world; BE sure and ask for Mrs. winslow's $
Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents bottle
MME
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements OF Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
round, For Sale, To Let crd similar notices under
nis head are inserted for cents per line the erS
ta0'e and ce'as per line each subsequeat tinse al
notices OF this character s1i be found under this
heading.
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Sacramento City Bonds.

NNHE COMMISSIONERS OF THE FUNDED
mento will have on hand by the 9th day OF
June about Sixty Thousand Dollars for the pur-
chase OF Sacramento City Bonds, which they
respective classes of bonds due in 1855. 1895 1925
and 1903. They invite sealed proposals for the
sale of these bonds. and win consider all bids
placed with the Commissioners on OF before 10
series of bonds must be offered separately, as
they are of different values according to the
period at which they fall due. All bids should be
directed to the Commissioners of the Funded
Debt OF Sacramento" and marked on the out
side, aBids for Bonds" The Commissioners re-
serye the right 70 reject any or all bids
b. o. BEATTY, President,
NEWr0 BOOTH,
SPARROW SMITH,
ep22-6w Commissioners.
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Pullman rourist car Excur,,on.-,

Pullman Tourist Car Excursions.-select
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road Santa Fe route), under management Of
ealaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco Baggage checked
through to destination. G. w. RATION: aren't
2Sl street, sacramento. Cal. mS-lmMWF
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston q Co.'s 40 J
street, Sacramento. Cal.
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The experiment Of treating typhoid
fever by prolonged immersion Of the pa
tient in water has been tried with gratify-
ing success.
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Orders for the steame-. Rush.

WASHINGTON, May 22d. = The sailing
orders of the revenue steamer Rush, now at
San Francisco, were issued by the Secretary
of the Treasury to-day. They are similar
to those issued yesterday to the Com
mander of the Bear, so far as relates to the
Behring Sea fisheries. The Rush, how
ever, will proceed direct to the fishing
grounds and will be therein advance of the
Bear, which will first cruise to the ocean
with supplies for Point Barrow, and also
distribute the gifts awarded by Congress to
the natives of that country for assistance
rendered American vessels in distress.
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Bicycle Raffie An 1889 Singer safety
Bicycle win be raffied shortly. Tickets 81 each
at $50 street. myle-tf
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Lightning Causes Several Deaths,

DEhLlN, May ZZd.-Ine village OF st.
Mahlen, near Hide sheim, has been vis-
tied recently by severe hail-storms, which
did considerable damage. To-day the
people gathered in church to pray for
cessation of the storms. While the serv-
ices were in progress thunderstorm came
up and the church was struck by lightning
-Four persons were instantly killed and
twenty injured, four being rendered COM
pletely blind. The people were panic
stricken and i'll a rush for the doors two
children were crushed to death.
Somewhat of Panic.
OTTAWA, May 22d.-Somewhat of panic
took possession of the heads of the Govern
ment here when information of the char
acter OF the instructions issued from Wash
lngtOn to the Captain of the revenue cutter
Bear reached here. The talk is of war in
case the instructions are carried out. ANY
dismantllng of British vessel outside the
admitted three. miles jurisdiction, or seiz-
ure OF her log-bOok, or of sealskins will be
regarded by our authorities and people as
q virtual act of war against friendly
power.l
No Revolution.
Cry OF Mexico (yia Galveston), May
22d.-Reports of revolutionary movements
in C0ahuila, headed by Governor CARA
Galan, are unfounded. Galan is now in
this city, and furthermore has no following.
Mazatlan is overrun with Chinese. Steps
are being taken to ship them away. Many
will go to the United States.
Bank Dividend.
LONDON, May 22d.-A 3-per cent. semi.
annual dividend has been declared by the
London and San Francisco Bank. An ap-
plication will be made to increase the capi.
tai of the bank.
Brutal Soldiers.
GoysTANTIEoPLE, May 22d.-The daugh.
ter of the Chief Dragoman of the Russian
Embassy was assaulted and grossly mall
treated by four Turkish soldiers. All were
captured.
A New German Tax.
BERLIN, May 22d.-yon Caprivi will
submit measure imposing tax upon all
Germans ineligible for service in the army
and all German citizens residing abroad.
Declared OF.
SYDNEY, May 22d.-The Kemp and o Con-
nor sculling race has been declared off, the
oarsmen being unable to agree upon terms.
Eyraud's Extradition.
PARIS, May 22d.-The French Govern.
ment has asked the Spanish Government
to extradite Eyraud
Is Bismarck Insanee
BERLIN, May 22d.-The Tolks Zeitung
the Socialist organ, declares that Bismarck
is insane.
Prussian General Dead.
BERLIN, May a2d.-General Edward
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