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SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA.
San Bernardino, Though a Little Late,
VIII Initiate Oroville.

San Bernardino, Though Little Late,
VIII Initiate Oroville.
New YORK, February 10th.-San Bernar-
dino county's Exposition, which was ad-
vertised to open in this city to-day, will
not open until Wednesday evening, owing
TO the non-arrival of a portion of the ex-
hibits, the result of the storms which have
interfered with rail transportation largely.
The place selected for the show is very
central, being at the gore made by Broad
way, Sixth avenue and Thirty-fifth street.
The building selected is the armory of the
Seventy-irst Infantry. The Sixth avenue
elevated trains pass every two or three
minutes en- one side and the Broadway
surface cars go in close order on the other
side of the building
The prominent position of the building
on the gore makes it possible for the ban
ners arranged on the sides and front of the
the building advertising the show to be
seen several blocks. The Exhibition Hall
consists of main hall, which has floor
space of about 100 feet square, so arranged
with columns and arches as to furnish
frst-class opportunity for display. There
are eight other rooms of good size, well
lighted.
The facilities, in brief, are such that
many thousand persons can readily go to
AIlQ MlIueSS tuG IADOSltlJu udllI. n ocllCo
of taking banners are already suspended on
the Sixth-avenue side of the building
which announce that the Exposition shows
Southern California as it is, IAN orange
grove in bloom and beauty" also, that
there are on exhibition lone hundred thou
sand oranges, lemons, lines, pomalos, etc.,
constituting a sea of fragrant gold.n
Orange trees with ripe fruit on the
branches are in place in Exhibition Hall.
They came through in seven days and are
in very fine condition. 1t is feared that the
gas with which the rooms are lighted will
iDjure them. 1t is possible that electric
lighting may be adopted by the time the
show opens.
The work of preparation is going on rap
idly. Tables draped with red are arranged
about the halls, and piles of oranges have
been placed on them. It is explained by
the exhibitors that this is expected to be
very largely and distinctly an orange show,
while representing all the products of the
soil and the mines of San Bernardlno
county.
The show will be divided in seven SEC
tions, to represent the seven orange pro-
duction districts. These will be represented
respectively by e. w. Holmes, of River
side his section occupying about one
fourth of the entire space; G. I. Clifford, OF
Redlands; E. Il. Leach, OF OntarioS j. w:
Craig, Rialto; ]. C. Scott and J. P. Clum, OF
San Bernardino, and G. W. Bryant, OF
Banning dissrict.
There are FIVE carloads of exhibits here.
1t is plannsd to have a carload of oranges
in two weeks and one carload every sue
ceeding two. weeks while the show lasts.
The haas has been engaged fo7 one month,
and if the attendance warrants, the show
will ea continued longer.
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FREsNo ITEMS.
Hereditary Insanity-A Chinaman Sem
fenced to be Hanged.

Hereditary Insanity-A Chinaman Sem
fenced to be Hanged.
FRESNO, February 10th.-A few years
since Isaac B. Palmer and his sons,
Timothy, Sheffield and Edward came to
Fresno from Kansas. Shortly prior to that
time Palmer's wife died in an insane
asylum after three years confinement, her
form of insanity being dementia.
Not long after their arrival in Fresno
Timothy exhibited signs of insanity, taking
the form of hvpochondria While ar
rangements were making for taking him
before q commission for examiBation he
eluded his watchers and succeeded in hang
ing himself near his fathers house.
Last spring, Sheffield, the second son,
brought Edward to isil wanting him ex-
amined by the commission, when it was
discovered that Sheffield was the most in
sanefof the two.
Edward was discharged at that time, but
Sheffield was declared insane and COM
mitted to Stockton, where he now is.
To-day Edward was arrested Oh charge
OF insanity, and will have an examination
tomorrow.
Health Officer Hayden reports only seven
deaths for the month of January, which is
very light for city Of TO- 600 inhabitants.
Gee Young, the CLiDaman who killed
Chinawoman on the 9th cf last Novem-
ber, has been sentenced to be hanged on
March 2Sth.
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Will be forced to pause and ask themselves
| if it is possible for all the years they have
been mistaken, and their hearts will be
very sore.
"We believe that on the other hand
twice 10000 women, who are bound in the
tolls of Mormonism, will, while kissing
their babies to sleep tonight, thank God
that the cup they were forced to drink viii
be dashed from their children's lips.
we believe that the great body of young
Utah will rejoice openly or secretly at the
result.
'In the hearts of the Gentiles who have
waited, and watched, and worked for this
day, the thought is one of exultation and
profound thanksgiving They have not
worked with selfish motives. They have
never from the first asked aught except
that the Mormon power would assimilate
itself to American laws.
They have never worked for ANYTHING
except what they believed would be of as
much benefit to the Mormons as to them
selves. The struggle has been to Ameri-
canize Utah, and as the central stake of the
Saints Kingdom passes out of sanity con-
troll, the Americans are able to point
grandly to their record here, which is not
stained by one wrong done by them, which
has been simply one mighty and long. con-
ut is false charge that they have ever
attacked religion, or that they have ever
sought to injure a Mormon in person or
property. They have struck deadly blows
at the political assumptions of the Mormon
priests that they had right to rule, and to
construe for themselves their constitutional
laws and that practice which, against all
the teachings and commands of ciyilizs-
ton, debases women and degrades men.
That they have at last in fair contest,
wrung this chief city of Mormonism from
Mormon CONTROL is something 10 make
their hearts bound; something that they
have a right TO rejoice over, and their Joy
is heightened by the thought that Chris
tian civilization, the world around, will r. e.
joice with them. The year of jubilee is
come"
The Herald, the organ of the Mormon
Church. at this hour has not yet decided
what they will say on the subject.
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BAY HAPPENINGS.
The CorOner's Jury Charges d. III. Arnold
with Murder,

The Coroner's Jury Charges d. III. Arnold
with Murder.
San Francisco, February 10th.-The
Coroner's Jury in the Garness case, after
few moments deliberation this afternoon,
returned verdict that Garness came to his
death from ''gunshot wounds inflicted by
ex Sheriff D. 81. Arnold, OF Colusa, and
we hereby charge d. H. Arnold with the
crime of murder"
VOTED AGAINST IT.
The Presbytery of San Francisco to-day
voted against the revision of faith on the
proposition submitted by the General AS
sembly.
WILL FOLD HER TENT.
Mrs. Maria B. Woodwork. the evangel.
ist, whose peculiar methods is accompa-
MED by strange manifestations of religious
fervor among her converts, will fold her
tent after wrestling for three months with
the wickedness of Oakland and will begin
campaign against sin in Santa Rosa.
Ex-PoLIcEMAN DEAD.
Ex-Sergeant George W. Hogue died
rather suddenly at o'clock this morning
from heart disease. He was appointed
member of the police November "a, 1875,
and served until October 1st last, when he
was placed on the pension list, as he was
in ill-health. He then secured employ
ment as watchman at the California Thea
ter. About 2:30 o'clock this morning his
wife was awakened by hearing him moan
ing, and being unable to arouse him she
sent for physicians, but they arrived too
late.
FOUND DEAD IN BED.
Emory L. Willard, specialist. was
found dead to-day in his room at 636 Clay
street. An autopsy will be made to ascer-
tain the cause of his death.
THE DEATH WATCH.
Tonight the death-watch will be placed
on Wong All Hing, the Chinaman who on
the 11th of last April stabbed his uncle,
Won Linn. at 73O Pacific street. Hing is to
be hanged next Friday, but he does not
seem to comprehend that very important
fact. He is at the County Jail, where he
spends most of his time singing Chinese
songs.
DESPERATE CHINAMEN.
Since Chief Crowley closed all the houses
of ill-fame in the Chinese quarter, the
highbinders who lived oD the earnings of
the occupants of these houses have become
desperate. Within four days they have
committed three robberies that have been
reported to the police.
house on Prospect Place and terrorized
the Chinaman and his wife and robbed
them of money and jewelry.
This evening the police arrested Queen,
one of the robbers, who made violent re-
sistance.
MAKING NEW OFFICES.
The Supervisors passed over the Mayors
veto the order authorizing the Coroner to
sign death certificates. This means the
of an additional deputy to
new duties.
THEY TOOK IT BACK.
The California Athletic Club this evening
rescinded the resolution expelling the rep
resentative of the Call.
SMALL HOUSE.
The first representation of the Patti Opera
Company was not as well attended as was
expected. 1t was good house, but not
crowded. Tamagno, the tenor, was received
with marked manifestations of delight, and
in one scene in "Wllliam Tell' was called
out seven times. Patti will make her first ap-
pearance tomorrow night.
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FLOOD LOSSES.
All the Bridges aud Ferries ia siskiyou
County Are Gone

All the Bridges aud Ferries ia Siskiyou
County Are Gone
YREKA, February 10ih.-- The losses by
flood in this county are fully half million.
Every place except the Mount Shasta Sec
ton, where the deep snow held the rain,
is badly damaged. There has been no
mail from the Lower Klamath since the
Storm All the bridges and ferries are
gone. and prevent the crossing at Salmon
river.
At Sawyer's Bar the water works are
swept away. Benefits sawmill is at the
Forks, with the logs showed into the river
by land slides. There are, also, other dam
ages to the mill in the demoiishing of
bridges and trails, which will aggregate
fully $4,000.
The temporary grades of the Yreka
Railroad will be completed this evening
for the trains. Pack trains are used for
supplies from the farming sections, until
the roads are fixed. The local trains, with
the mails transferred TO Tunnel Q, are ex-
pected tomorrow.
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n CITY BURNING
Fort Collins. Colorado, See1a8 to
Doomed City.

Fort Collins. Colorado, seenas to be a
Doomed City.
DENVER, February 11th-12A. m.-Word
has just been received in this city of very
destructive fire now in progress at Fort
Collins. 1t looks like the whole business
portion of the city is doomed, the water
pressure being 80 weak that the firanen are
unable to get stream higher than the
second floor, while an unusual high wind
is blowing.
Superintendent Dickinson, of the Union
Pacific, is upon the ground land has Or
dered special train made upat Greeley to
bring the fire department of that city to
Fort Collins. They will start inside of
half an hour unless there is a, change for
the better.
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THAT tired feeling IS entirely overcome
by Hoods Sarsaparilla, which creates an
appetite, rouses the liver, cures headache,
and gives renewed strength and vigor { o
the whole body. Be sure to get HooIs
Sarsaparilla, which is peculiar to itself.
Sold by all druggists.
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CRUEL TREATMENT.
Mormon Elders are not Wanted In the
State of Alabama,

State of Alabama.
BIRMINGHAM Gala J, February loth.-Re-
ports have just been received of a terrible
experience OF two Mormon elders in Mar
ion county, last Wednesday. The elders
were engaged in their work of making up
a party for UlsA, when they were notified
to leave.
They paid no heed to the notice, and
that night they were called out by party
of mes who came openly without masks,
Taking the elders into the woods. they
gave tsem fifty lashes each; applied tar
and dried leaves 10 theiF gaping wounds.
and Their the tar vas SET on fire and the
elders turned loose.
They r9n to crsek a few yards distant
and jumped in, whish was the last seen of
them. 1t is not known whether the in
iuries are fatal or not. The report lacks.
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fes.TTS.I.
rHF snPERInR CouRT- sTATE or CALI.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI
| fornia, County of Sacramento. In the matter
OF the estate of LYANDA P. oRCUTT, deceased.
Notice is hereby given that FRIDAY, the
2lst day of FEBRUARY, 1892 at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
of said day, and the Courtroom of said Court, at
the Courthouse, in the city OF Sacramento,
County of Sacramento, and State of California,
has been appointed as the time and place for
proving duly authenticated copy of the will
of said LYANDA P. ORCUfT. deceased, and
for hearing the application of FRANK L. Or
CUTT for the issuance to him of letters teSta-
mentary thereon.
Witness my hand and the seal of said Court
this 9th day of February. 1880.
IsEAL.] W. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
By L. P. ScoTr, Deputy Clerk.
JOHNSON, JOHNSON & JOHNSON, ATTORNEYS for
Petitioner. fe7-l0t
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with the understanding that If Graham did
not appear then his bond would be for
feited. -oi
me States Attorney Longenecker OBJ
Jected strenuously TO the disposition of the
case made by the Court. and insisted that
the bond of Graham should be forfeited.
Alter much debate this was done. Graham
was called three times and his bondsmen
were also called. None responding, the
bond was declared forfeited, with the nm
Outstanding that it could be reinstated If
Graham appeared before final adjourn,
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BOND FORFEITED.
Graham's Friends Must Pay Dearly for
His Absence.

His Absence.
CHICAGO, February 10th. = The case
against John Graham and others, charged
with jury bribing in connection with the
Cronin case, was called up in the Criminal
Court this morning. Graham, who is be-
lieyed to be 10 Mexico, was not preseni !,
His attorney sent word that be was una ole
to attend until 2 O'Clock on account o. ill
ness. The Court adjourned until th'At time
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UTAH REJoIcEs,
And Christian Civilization Everywhere
Says Amen.

ana CnIlstian CiSiizadon Esery"uerc
Says Amen.
SALT LAKE (Utah), February 10TH
Speaking editorially upon to-day's contest,
Judge c. c. Goodwin of the Tribune says ::
"a great wave of thankfulness will sweep
over Utah to-day. The blow delivered yes
terdsy upon Mormonism as political
power was terrible one, and the news of
it will strike upon thousands of hearts like
a visible answer to prayer.
February 10, 1890, MARKS an epoch in
Utah's history. To the mental vision of
the old narrow fanatics it will seem almost
like one of those cataclysms which science
denominates a geological period. They
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FLEEING. DEMOCRATS
Democratic Senators Flee From the
State OF Montana.

DoHIUCrdIIC SeHatofs FIee FFOn the
State OF, Montana.
HELENA (Mont), February 10th.-Dem-
ocratic State Senator Becker, brought here
by the Sheriff Saturday night, was; spirited
away by the Democrats last night. He
crossed the Idaho-Montana- line this morn
ing.
All of the Democratic Senators are now
out of the State and the Senate is without
quorum.
The question is. now raised whether the
bills passed Saturday night can become
laws, as the Lleutenant- Governor is re-
quired to sign the bills in the presence of
the Senate
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In 1850 BroHn's Bronchial Trocoes were
Introduced. and their success in, relieving
coughs and bronchial troubles has been
unparalleled,
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trikiD< Car Drivers.

Sr. JOSEPH (Mo), February 10sh--All
conductors on the line of the Peoples
Street Car Company struck to-day, because
they were required to use new device for
registering fares
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Persistent Neglect Of . -. !,

GRASS VALLEY, February l0th.-Tele-
grams received here this afternoon by S.
Il. Dilles, 7. c. Hooking, ex-senator George,
John Lsatham ans other members Of the
Republican County Central Committee
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SIMMONS Liver Regulator has never been
known to fail to cure sick headache.
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Rev. Peter Hayeymans, pastor of St.
Mary's Roman Catholic Church at Troy,
n. Y, is stricken with paralysis.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale, To Let end similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time al
notices OF his character s0ia be found under This
heading.
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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 Is, 1890 at 2 o o'clock P. NJ, at which
time seven Directors will be elected and other
business transacted.
L. L. LEWIS, President.
EDWIN K. ALsIP, Secretary.
January p, 1890. 'a23 I'd
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The Little Wonder White Labor Fac
tory, Sixth street, between and K, mauufact-
ures all kinds of Mechanics Clothing and I'm
derwear. feS-tf
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CHICAGO, February 10th.-To.m morrow the.
Union Pacific and Northwestern will with
draw from the Interstate Commerce Rail-
way Association. and it is thought that
rate war will follow
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GENERAL NOTICES.
B. F. ston, dentist, eO6 J street.

There are bright buds of April and bles-
SONS of May,
But they're not half so sweet as the breath of
the maid
That with sOZoDoNT brushes her teeth every
day,
Till like pearls through her beautiful lips
they're displayed.
Oh. SOZODONTl what an enchantmenti is thine,
That gives teeth like the sun, and gives lips
red as wine. IT'S
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The Odorless Excsvsting Co. that has
Just commenced business in this city, is pre-
pared 10 clean vaults and cesspOols in the most
approved sanitary manner. Office 3l7 K st. ja13tf
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ANGORA Xxx GOATSKINS.
FRUITS, SEED, PRODUCE, ETC.
ORANGE TREES.

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. iaSl.2m&Su
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UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE CUR STORES WILL OPEN
AT 7.sO a. NJ. AND CLOSE AT 8 O'CLOCK p NJ. SHARP
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Decker Bros.'-The artists plano. Write
to KOHLER & CHASE. San Francisco. n253m
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Knocked Out.

BISMARCK IN. d., February 10th.-The
infamous scheme to give the Louisiana
lottery legal foothold in this State was
to-day squelched with a suddenness that
made some of its supporters dizzy, in the
House of Representatives.
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b. F. Stoll, Dentist 606 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
irst-class and satisfactory or no charge made.
ial.[f
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81 THIS FIRM ARE THE ONLY d.
RECT IMPORTERS OF WOOLEN
GOODS. THEY CAN GIVE BETTER
SATISFACTION FOR LESS MONEY
THAN ANY OTHER FIRM, f61pi
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

mo LET-oNE LARGE FRONT ROOM. ALSO
two rooms for light housekeeping. 4l5L K
ST., Fourth and Fifth. MRS. C. A. D. GRAY. 10 81
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UTANTED - NICELY-FURNISHED HOUSE
w or fiat, centrally located, for small family,
suitable for housekeeping Address P: o. box
6S fe0-St&
New Ulm weekly review. [volume] (New Ulm, Minn.) 1878-1892, 1890-07-09
Office Of Register Of Deeds,

Brown county, MINI.
I hereby certify that the within in
strument was filed in this Office for rec
ord on the 10th day of June, AID. 1890.
at three o'clock p. m. and was duly re-
corded in book / of Interpretations on
pages 222, 22S and 224.
"A. j. GRIMMER,
Register Of Deeds.
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Signed and sealed in the presence OF:
JOSEPH SCHMID,
JOSEPH BRUCKBAUER.
State of Minnesota =
County of Brown. %
Personally appeared before me this
3rd day of June, 1890, II. John Hansen,
Paul C. jacobsen, Soren G. Madsen,
Isaac Gallagher, Jacob WE Welcome,
Lars P, Jensen, Fritz Koehne, Charles
H. Schoregge, Huston G. Hays, Clar-
ence D. Griffith, William w. Smith and
George w. SomerVille, to me known to
be the identical persons who signed the
foregoing instrument and each tor him
self acknowledged that he executed the
same for the object and purpose therein
expressed and as his free act and deed.
JOSEPH SCHMID,
[Notorial] Notary Public,
[Seal Brown county, MINI.