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The shah's Doctors.

To no one will the news that the sight
of the Shah's chief wife has been restored
give greater pleasure than to the court
physicians at Teheran There is no pro-
fessional Jealousy between them and the
specialists who effected the cure at Vienna,
and there ought not to be, for the Vienna
doctors have saved the lives of their
Teheran brethren. 1t appears that the
Shah's doctors being unable to restore his
chief wife's sight, advised that she be sent
to Vienna for treatment. Now, when a
Persian gives the Shah advice he takes
big chances, for the mighty ruler at once
locked his doctors up and sent his wife to
Vienna, as they directed. If she was
cured the doctors might continue to prac-
tice. if not, the heads of the doctors were
to be chopped off as warning to others
who might be disposed to give unreliable
advice. As the cure has been made, the
doctors may go free, but they must have
felt rather uncomfortable for time at
least. The Philadelphia North 14merican
thinks that if any American physicians
have been thinking about moving to
Teheran they will probably reconsider the
matter.
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COMMITTEE REPORTS.
Revision of the Tariff BiIl-Minority Re-
port on the Election Bill.

WASHINGTON, June 25th.-The text of the tariff
BILL together with the changes recommended
by the Senate Finance Committee and explana-
tions thereof, was furnished to-day to the
Senate. The committee believes that lead con-
talned in silver ore should not be admitted for
less than lead in any other form, hence a duty
OF one and half cents per pound is recon-
mended.
As to sugar the committee says: "Sugar up to
No lS, Dutch standard, is placed upon the free
list as matter of wise public policy, and a
bounty is provided in order to encourage do
mestic production"
The committee says as to wool that the de-
mand from representative wool growers of the
country that the rates upon wool should be
largely increased, has led the committee TO rec
ommend the adoption of new classification,
herein suggested, which it is hoped will result
IN uniform and honest classification of wool
The increase of rates tor manufacturer wool
has been made necessary by this increase in
wool rates.
The minority report in opposition to the Fed
eral election bill denoUnces Federal interfer-
ence in State elections, and says one election
under the provisions of the bill WILL if fully
applied, cost the taxpayers of the country ten
million dollars. The report also makes strong
objection TO the provision of the bill constitut.
Ing the final returns of elections made by the
District Board of Commissioners to the Clerk of
the House prima facie evidence of election re.
suits, 1t says the bill is plainly unconstitu-
tiOnal s
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The Prince of Wales, Income.

The balance sheet of the Duchy of Corn
wall shows payments made last year for
the use of the Prince of Wales amounting
to e63, ,592 5s 4d. In addition to rents and
profits accruing in Cornwall there goes
into the balance sheet sum of over 81 200,
the produce of royalties of coal mines in
the county of Somerset.
There are two generally unsuspected
sources of revenue for his Royal Highness,
which appear in this account. One is
profits arising out of the office of havenor,
which reached the sum Of e12 10d. The
office of havenor it is explained, deals
with the proceeds of the sale of unclaimed
wrecks. Any wreck found on the coast of
Cornwall and not claimed becomes the
property of his Royal Highness the Duke.
Another source of profit is the seizure of
the personal estate of any person domieiied
in Cornwall and dying intestate without
kin. Last year the Prince of Wales did
not benefit copper from this source.
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Toward RennMn.

A Constable for one of the eastern wards
was waited upon by stranger the other
day, who asked him how he got along, re-
ferred to the weather, hard times, etc, and
finally said:
"The boys want to do something for
you"
"Well, I'm glad to know thatI have such
friends"
'They say you ought to have show to
climb up"
"Yes."
"And that you could fill much higher
position than this"
II should try, if | had the show"
$50 they have talked it over and agreed
to put you on your feet and in the way of
good thing, and l have been sent to tell
you"
Thanks"
ats lucky man you are.'
"Yes"
''Not one in hundred falls into such
thing"
"Thanks. What is it?"
"1ou are to come down to - saloon at
o'clock this evening and referee dog
fight, and your decision is to be final p'-
Detroit Free Press.
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts of the World.

After adopting an amendment eliminating
the monopoly features, the Louisiana House
passed the lottery bill-66 TO %.
Ex-President General Gonzales. Governor of
the State of Guatemala, Mexico, tele graphs tha.
the reports of revolt in that state are baseless
canards.
In the pigeon-shooting competition at Ham,
burg Tuesday two Americans won prizes, but in
the competition for the silver cup they were
beaten by the Hamburgers.
Custom. house searchers at san Frsncisco yes
terday morning discovered ten five-tael tins of
opium on board the steamer Willamette which
arrived from Tacoma with cargo of coal.
Il is stated that Prince Ferdinand, ruler of
Bulgaria, in sudden and mysterious manner
started for Vienna yesterday. His visit there, it
is stated is connected with the critical position
in Bulgaria.
Edward Riley, a census enumerator at San
Francisco, was arrested yesterday morning at
the instance of Supervisor Davis. The charge
against him is neglect of duty, but it is said he
also made false returns.
Just before the close of the Cotton Exchange
at New York yesterday, word was received that
the prominent concern of II. F. Houston had
failed. They have been large operators on the
bull side, and a sharp decline of prices forced
out their margins. 1he liabilities are not vet
ascertained.
At Los Angeles yesterday John Evans, car
penter, fell from the top story of the new Court.
house 10 the cellar, a distance of 70 feet, and
struck on several iron girders in the fall His
face was mashed to a jelly and his left leg frac-
tured. Amputation is necessary. His recovery
is doubtful. He has family.
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Spokane Falls from 81 COO to $500: wana
Walla, from $500 TO S24o
Land Decisions.


WASHINGTON June 25th-The Secretary Of
the Interior has affirmed the decision of the
Land Commissioner in allowing Thomas A.
Means 10 make homestead entry to two tracts
of land IN Nisalia District, Cal. 10 which the
southern Pacific also laid claims as being
within the limits of their grant. The Secretary
also affirmed q decision of the same officer in
allowing Edward F. Taylor 10 make a home
cisco. Cal, which are claimed by the Central
Pacific Railroad Company as being within the
limits OF their grants
Pension Awards.
WASHINGTON, June 25th.-The following pen
sions have been awarded:
CaIifornia-original invalid-Ahrss Buhler.
San Francisco. lncresse-John D. Peter, San
Bernardino
Washington-Mexicau wiiow-Susan, widow
OF Thomas I. Andrews, Goldendale.
Oregon - Increase = Michael CUNNINGHAM
Glendale.
Washington Personals.
WASHINGTON, June 25th.-Hon. Thomas Wren
OF eureka, Nevada, appeared before the Com
missioner of The Land Office to day and argued
i'll favor OF diSmlssing the cases against the
miners for cutting timber from public lands
Colonel II. II. Markham has left Washington
for California.
Territorial Bonds.
WASHINGTON, June 25th-The House Com.
mittee on Territories authorized the Chairman
to prepare new bill authorizing Maricopa
county Arizona, to issue bonds to aid a eertsin
railroad, which shall not contain the feature
objected to by the President in his veto mes
sage.
War Claims.
WASHINGTON. June 25th.-The House War
Claims Committee has favorably reported the
bill reimbursing the States of California. Ore
gon and Nevads for money by them expended
in suppressing The war OF the rebellion. in the
following amounts, viz California, s2,45l, 500;
Oregon, SD, ,526; Nevada, Si04 0i0.
Postmaster Appointed.
WASHINGTON June 25th j. l. Randles has
been appointed Postmaster at Vance Lewis
county, Washington, vice ]. 7. Chilcoat, super
seded.
Indian Agent Nominated.
WASHINGTON, June 25th.-John Tully of Mon
tana has been nominated for Indian Agent at
the Tongue River Agency, Montana.
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EX-CoLLECTOR BEECHER,
bis Trial Commenced on a Charge O
Larceny,

PORTLAND, June 25th.-The case against Her
bert F. Beecher, ex-Collector of Customs at
Port Townsend. charg d with the larceny from
the records of the Custom-house of a book en-
titled Record of Moneys Received from ALI
Sources, was called to-day. The witnesses upon
whose evidence the Indictment was found were
all examined except one, and every one tes-
titled that he knew nothing about the matter
They did not know that the book was lost, or
that there was such a book.
The remaining witness to be examined, it is
said, has no testimony against Beecher After
he is examined the Government Will rest its
case.
AT the opening day of this term of the United
States Court, prosecuting attorney Winston an
nounced that the Government had no evidence
against Beecher, aud that he had been in
structed by the Department of Justice to have
the case dismissed upon the grounds of insult
fcency of evidence.
The Court refused to dismiss the cases. hold
ing that the Indictment having been found by
the Grand Jury the department had no right to
pass upon sufficiency OF evidence, and that they
must be tried by another jury. Attorney. Gen
eIal Miller has since denied that he ordered
nolle prosequi in Beecher's case.
There is another case against Beecher for ex-
tortion which will be tried this week and an
other case against Harmed for the embezzling
OF s., 900 duty on the cargo of the bark Madeira
also TO be tried this week.
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A man who in cross-legged way monop :
olized two elevated-car seats in New York
was pushed rather vigorously by an Irish
man who wedged his way into one of them.
"Why didn't you ask for a seat ?" asked
the first man, grufiIy. "Shure, how
was | to know We could sphake English ?"
was thereplyto the amusement of the other
listening passengers.
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PosToFFIcE SALARIES.
Changes Made in Second Glass Offices on
the Pacific Coast

WASHINGTON. June 25th.-The adjustment of
salaries of posmasters of the second-class offices
for the next fiscal year was made public this
afternoon. Following are the offices on the Pa
citie Coast where changes have been made in
salaries:
California-Alameda, from 81, 800 to 60 100;
Fresno. from 81 500 TO S26o0; San Jose, from
81 500 TO 3 800; Santa Cruz from $500 to 81 300
TIE following We're reduced: Pasadena from
g 800; Santa Barbara, from 81 400 to 81 800: San
Diego, from SIS 600 to 81 700.
oregon-Astoris, increased from $1,000 to
S2,20a, and Salem from s., 200 10 s., 400
Washington Olympia Increased from 81 400
to g 2C0o; Port Townsend, from 81 200 to 81, ,0o0;
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RAILROAD HOSPITALS.
Changes Made in the Southern Pacific
Service.

SAN FRANCISCO June 25th.-A recent change
manned unnoticed, is the retirement of DR.. F.
Huse, Superintendent of the hospital service of
the company. The Office was created and DR.,
Huse Was appointed TO it a little over year
very well with the powers that be, however,
and short time ago he resigned. The office
has now been abolished, and General Superin-
tendent Fillmore will have charge of hospital
affairs. as he had before DR.. Huse arrived
Fifty cents is dedacted monthly from the pay
of every official and employe of the company
to pay the expenses OF this department. No
deduction is made unless an employe has
worked five days, but an employe who has
worked an hour is entitled TO medical care if
needed
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PETALUMA ITEMS.
Statistics of Commercial Business During
the Year.

the Year.
PETALuMA, June 25th.-The committee ap-
pointed by the City Trustees to gather stat. tics
OF the commercial business done last year on
cereals, canned goods and miscellaneous mer-
chandise were handled, besides large amount
OF i've stock and produce, and S,0l9, Aus feet of
lumber and 600 600 shingles
FROM IJo to Us horses are being trained at the
Sonoma and District Agricultural Association
faIk. Inc fair commences on August 25th.
One-thlrd OF the capital stock OF the cigar
manufactory. which has been established here,
has been subscribed The manufactory will
give employment to fifteen men, who, collect
lvely, must be subscribers to at least one.third
OF the capital stock. which will be $1,000
Is also proposed to establish joint stock
company with ample means to conduct large
brewing business the two breweries which
formerly controlled the local trade having
burned down
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FAST SHIPS.
The Canadian Pacific Building New
Fleet of Steamers

SAN FRANCISCO, June 25th.-The Canadian
Pacific Railway Company is having three new
steamers built for the Pacific line between ysl.
couyer and Japan and China The vessels are
being constructed by the Barrow shipbuilding
Company at barrow-in- Furuess, Scotland.
They viii each be of $500 tons gross register.
and l0,cOO horse power, with steel hulls, twin
screws, double bottoms, compartments and all
the latest Improvements. 1t is thought they
will be good for IS knots an hour on their trial
trips. The first one will be launched some
time in August and will probably 20 on the sta
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NOT GUILTY.
The Case Against Harmed for Illegal Col
lections Dismissed

lections Dismissed.
PORT TOWNSEND, June 25th.-The case of the
United States against William NJ Harmed lex
Deputy Collector of Customs of Port Townsend
on trial for extortion, Came to a sudden ter
minat1on In the United States District Court to-
oay, Judge Hanford instructing the jury to find
a verdict OF not guilty Immediately after the
Government had submitted its case
The case was an indictment for extortion on
twenty-five counts of charging excessive fees
for entering and clearing vessels from the Port
was on special duty as Collector of Customs. II
was shown that the defendant had receipted for
illegal fees on white receipts furnished by him
self and entered as legal fees on the stubs of the
receipt book provided by the Department.
The Court ruled that the prosecution had
failed, because it had not been shown that the
fees were not paid voluntarily. The defense
claimed that tae extra fees were for blanks
furnished by the Collector.
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~ sale twenty head dairy heifers, two and
three years old. Also, a lot of graded Hostein
calves. This lot of choice stock is out of first
class cows, and by bulls from the celebrated
herd of Holsteins owned by the Hon. Leland
Stanford. This stock is offered low; no fancy
prices. For particulars address EDWARD
ARTHUR, Sacramento. ie25-5t&
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Staniey's great work ,s1n Darkest A frica -
Parties wishing TO order send address at once to
W. H. MOORE, State House Hotel je22-7t.
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E'OR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
4 largest saloons in this city, connected with
chop-house and extra ladies rooms: best loca-
ton; stock and lease: Inquire at this Office.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local anesthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and streets. jel5.tf
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For fine glass of fresh butterm;l,x.
aesh eggs ana butter, sausages, cheese and ali
kinds OF canned goods, go TO +. BAUMLE. 723
of superior quality ;e,o .S
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EoR SALE-A YOUNG, GENTLE MARE;
Z also, good harness and cart. Price, sl0O
Gall at this ottlce. j22-tf
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EoR SALE-ONE OF THE FINEST AND
l. largest saloons in this city; best location
stock aud lease. INQUIRE at this Office ie22-1t
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John EitePs Assay Office removed To
ll00 ST., 5. Z. cor. Seventeenth and ], je7-tf
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The best plac, liz California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston d Co.'s, 4lO ]
treet. Sacramelto Cal
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Decker Bros.'-The artists piano. Write
to koHLkR CHASE, San Francisco. jel6-3m
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ITO LET-FOUR FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
l. housekeeping or dressmaking; hot and cold
water bathroom. Inquire at SO9 Twelfth street.
je24-3t*
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BRADYcRoT1NE cured headaches for Mrs.
j. r. Allen, Wilson, N. c..
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TNO LET-THREE OR FOUR FURNISHED
L OF uniurnlshed rooms, suitable for light
housekeeping. Inquire at 5071@ street. je2I-tf
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The aOuSe Defeats the Free Coinage
Amendment.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
Committee Reports-Indian Agent
Nominated-Postal Salaries
Increased-Etc.
NATIONAL CAPITAL.
REVISION OF THE TARIFF.
CONGRESSIONAL.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD UNION !
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!To RENT-A LARGE HOUSE AND BARN :;
i nine rooms, with bath and pantry; good To-
cation. Apply to MILLS q HAWK, Third and
] streets. ielStf
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

1lo LET-vERY DESIRABLE OFFICES IN
L the Postofice building. Fourth and sts
Apply to WIN. II. HAMILTON, room II. je25SOt
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sATANTED-5O GIRLS TO MAKE GLOVES,
s at Dodge's Sacramento Glove Factory,
1017 Ninth street. iel9-tf
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EoR sALE-A THot oUGHBRED JERSEY
l. bull, three years old; his dam is great
milk and butter COW; made, on a weeks test,
"a pounds OF butter per day; the dam of his
sire was good mixer; he has been dehorned;
is very handsome; price, SIS. Address EDuIN
K. ALSIP, Sacramento ie2I.l2t
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NEW TO-DAY.

a business meeting of the woman's
Christian Temperance Union at 2P. M. TO-DAY
IN the Y. NJ. c. A. parlors. Visitors always well
come.
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T OST-TWO SOLITAIRE DIAMOND SHIRT
IL Studs; when missed were wrapped in a
handsomely rewarded by returning to Moyni.
hans, AIS street. jel9-tt
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Arrived, Madam Bell, the phreno,opi.t
palmist, wonderful card reader Reads your
Character like an open book Fifteen wears
practice in India, Australia and New Zealand
colonies Young people should know their
future Fee. 81. A great secret to ladies. 1917
Fifth street, between NJ and ~ .el7-lms
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ENOR SALE-A HOUSE AND LOT, SITUATED
Il on street, between Tenth and Eleventh,
No. 1920, opposite State Capitol; lot 2Oxl6O feet
Inquire in the rear ie25-1w&
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EoR SALE OR EXCHANGE-A GOOD
patent rights. Money in it. Apply to Carl
Strobel, 3l7 street, Sacramento. ie20-llt*
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Order Restored.
Silver Con.umption.

LONDON, June 25th.-The Statia estimates the
consumption of ounces of silver rs toilows-
Arts, 200o0,0t0 ounces European and other
countries, taken tor coipsge, 10000 600; taken
fo7 India, 51,c00,UoO; taken foT China, Japan and
the East 100000 Purchased by the United
States Government, so 060,0 0. Total, 1lOCOO,-
600. The total production at the present time
is l:SG Con nOR o,Ineas
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Tor RENT-0N THE FIRST AND THIRD
L or second and fourth Thursdays of each
month, the lower meeting hall of the Pythian
Castle. Inquire of I. SCHUMACHER, corner
Twentieth and o streets, or MAX K. HORN
LEN, Central House. my27.tf
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NTANTED-MALE AND FEMALE HELP
w OF all kinds tor city and country. Apply
at Employment Office 1905 street. je2-im
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DARTIES WANTING MONEY ON THEIR
i city and country property address P. o.
BOX 90, Sacramento. Plenty OF money. nS-tf
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FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED ROOMS
u to let, suitable for housekeeping. Apply at
SIGNAL OFFICE, III street. jel1-tf
E,Ok SALE-A NICE BUGGY AND FAMILY
L driving mare. Call at 1921 Tenth st. je2-tf
TNO LET-sMALL TENEMENTS AND ALSO
Il uniurnished rooms, cheap suitable for
housekeeping. Apply TO d. Gardner at wood
yard, Fourth and streets myl7-tf
FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL HOUSE
l. from s. per month upwards; also family
rooms at low prices. RORNLkIN BROS, Pro-
prietors. mrle.ly
ESOR SALE-OR EXCHANGE FOR DESIR-
a able city property, wheat ranch of ,290
acres near Williams, Colusa county. Address
MElNSIOCk, LUBIN d CO., Sacramento. o2S-n
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tHyANTED-MEN FOR FARMS, VINEYARDS,
W dairies and all kinds of labor. Women
and girls for cooking and general housework
Plenty of work for desirable help. Apply at
EMPLOYMENT OFFICE. Fourth ST., K and L.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1890-02-17
Live And Let Live.

Those who desire fresh Groceries
and Provisions, as we'll as Glassware,
Queensware, etc., should not fail to
examine my stock and prices before
purchasing.
Apenny saved is asgoOd as penny
earned and you can save money by pur.
chasing goods at home. I carry q
large stock of seasonable goods and
will sell at Live and Let Live prices.
2-lo III. CHASE.
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

Go to the Bed Rock for refresh
ments.
The Bed Rock Saloon, next door to
the Postoffice.
Children's Wooden Hoods for %
cents, at Rosenstock's.
Children's Winter Caps for %
cents, at Rosenstock's.
New and fancy styles of Wedding
Stationery Just received at the INDIE
PENDENT Office. r
Missouri Cider, fresh and sweet, ut
wholesale in quantities to suit at
eckhart & Froelich's. X
A handsome line of Ladies' and
Misses Wraps of the latest fashion
Just received at Remnants. Go and
take look at them. Prices way
down =