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than during all the previous sessions put

than during al the previous sessions pat
together.
Before adjournment last night, Wash.
ington, D. c., was decided upon as the
place, and the third Tuesday in November
as the time, for holding the next annual
meeting of the National Alliance. Strong
efforts, it is ssid, will be made to. morrow
TO revoke this action and make Iudianapo-
lis the place, with considerable hope of
success. The prejudice against Washing
ton has been excited by Wtsterrers here.
The opinion is gsining ground that the
national leaders of the Democratic psrtv
have many lobbyists here in their interests.
and that the policy Of the Alliance in
many respects will be influenced By them,
notably IN the case of the sub-treasury bill.
That measure is now under consideration
by the National Alliance, and has been for
several days past 1t is predicted that when
ii finally comes from the committee il will
have been modified and changed in many
important particulars, with view of max.
ing 1t accord with the Democratic doctrine
TO such an extent that it can be easily
adopted by the National Democratic Con-
yention in 1892. or perhaps be passed by
Congress prior to that event
With some slight changes and modifica.
tions, the Alliance Ocala platform could, il
is predicted, secure absolute adoption by
the National Democratic Convention, and
this, with the Endorsement of modified
Sub-treasury bill, would place the Demo-
cratic party squarely upon the Farmers AL.
lance platform. In this way it would gain
the support of the entire Alliance and
Democratic votes throughout the country.
There was a Citizens' Alliance formed
here to-day, for tie purpose Of establishing
Citizens Alliances in the cities and large
towns of the country. It organized with
]. d. Holden, of Kansas, as President; !;
Ralph Beaumont, of New York, as Secre-
tary, and S. P Wild, of Washington, D.
c., as Treasurer. These officers also con-
stitute the Executive Committee. 1t will
at once establish national headquarters at
Washington, and as il increases its Execu-
tive Committee will be enlarged to include
one from each State in the organization.
This body is the outgrowth of the Citi.
zens' Alliance movement in Kansas and
other Western States. As these local Citi-
zens' Alliance are increased, the National
body will be made up of prominent resi-.
dents of cities, irrespective Of their trades
or professions
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PRACTICAL TESTS.
An Astonishing ofer-Some of the
Replies.

The San Francisco papers of recent dats
contained the following offer:-
"As an evidence OF the ability of joys
Vegetable Sarsaparilla to prevent sick head
aches, we will give to the first twelve re-
sponsible persons who will apply at our Office
Q bottle free If they viii agree that after
they have been cured that they win admit
the fact over their signatures"
This offer SO startlingly asserted the EN-
cheney of the remedy that many accepted,
and the letters of the parties, nearly all OF
whom responded, are probably the most
convincing attestations that any remedy
ever received. The following is a sample Of
those received
l have been subject to bilious headaches
and constipation for several years past in
fact, have been compelled to take a physic
every other night or else I would have q
headache and dull, mean feeling. I have
taken that bottle of Joys Vegetable Sarsa-
parilla, and have derived great benefit from
1t, and intend continuing it. After my own
experience l can heartily advise those trou-
bled with biiiousness and constipation to try
It Yours, CHAS. E. ELLINGTON,
125 Locust Avenue, San FranciEco.
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Dishonest RaiIroad Operator.

NORTHERN PACIFIC JUNCTION MINI J, De-
cember 7th.-Fred c. Cooke, night operator
for the Northern Pacific, has been SEN
fenced to prison for stealing over 81 GOO
worth of through tickets over the ST.
Paul and Duluth and Northern Pacific
lines, making them out to San Francisco
Portland and other points and disposing of
them to scalpers. Cooke confessed to his
guilt. The crime was only discovered
yesterday afternoon. He was Immediately
taken before the Grand Jury and indicted
and sentenced.
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BEFORE CONGRESS.
Measures to be Discussed During the
Cominp Wall

Measures to be Discussed During the
Coming Week.
WASHINGTON, December 7th.-It is the
understanding generally:among the Sena-
tors that the national elections bill is TO
occupy the major part of the time of the
Senate this week.
In the House the Indian Committee will
have Wednesday, and the Committee on
Private Land Claims Saturday for consid-
Grafton of bills reported. There are
number of matters, any of which may
take up the remaining days of the week,
though it is likely that the Appropriations
Committee will occupy part of this time
either with the urgent deficiency bill,
making appropriations for printing for the
census office, and rations for the turbulent
Sioux, or with the Notifications bill, both
of which are expected to be ready for con-
sideration by the House next week.
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SIX SOLDIERS KILLED.
Revolt of Convicts While the Soldiers al
Absent at a Bull-Fight,

Ausent at IL Duli-flSnts
DENVER, December 7th.-A special from
El Paso, Texas, to the Republican, says:
The bull-fghts this afternoon at Juerez
were viewed by an immense crowd. They
were brutal and fierce in every respect, and
one horse ridden by tighter was horned
three times, ripping the left fore leg almost
from the body. The bulls were vicious,
and kept the crowd at fever excitem ant
during the afternoon, when the last bull
was sabered and dragged from the arena
dead.
While the soldiers were absent from the
post attending the fight the convict soldiers
revolted at the barracks, and killed the
Sergeant of the guards Corporal and a
private. The murderers, eighteen in num-
Der, broke from the barracks and escaped
to the mountains. They were followed by
the soldiers. Three were overtaken and
shot to death, and four captured and re-
turned to the post. They were ordered to
be killed at sunrise to morrow.
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COUNTERFEITERs ARRESTED.

Large Amount of Bogus Bills Circulated
in the East.
DARBoRN MOI December 7th Special
Treasury Agent Maron and Secret Service
Officer Treadwell descended upon den of
counterfeiters near Newmarket yesterday
and captured Hornbaker, man by the
name of Henley, and third whose name
could not be learned. The officers also
confscated their entire plant. consisting of
plates, dies and presses, and over $40, 600 in
spurious money. The counterfeit money
made they have been shipping East for
circulation. Mason says it is very danger
GUS imitation, especially the $50 bills, and
the public has been warned against them
by the Eastern papers,
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SAN DIEGO HOMICIDE,
Pearson's Actions Severely Criticised by
the Citizens.

SAN DIEGO, December 7th.-The shoot
ing of Alfred Hourse last night by Deputy
Constable Pearson was the topic on the
streets TO day. Pearson's actions were Sc
verely criticised. II became known today
that short time before the shooting
Hourse rendered Pearson $50 for which
the formers place was attached. When
the body was searched only s11 was found
The balance, supposed to be over S10O, had
disappeared. Pearson is confined in the
county Jail, and refuses to talk about the
shooting, only saying that he was justified
in doing what he did.
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Earned runs-OaklGnd. A. Three.base hit
Brown. Two-base hits-Dooley, Lohman, Car
Lehman, SWEET, DUNCAN, Carsey, D0oley. First
base on errors-All CALIFORNIA;, 6: Oaklands, @
FRS. base on called balls-All Ca!ifornias. 4;
Oaklands, 5. Left on bases-All CALIFORNIA;, 6;
Oaklands 10. Struck out-By Van Haltren, 5:
by Carsey. 5. First base on hit by pitcher-N.
O'Neil. Pass d balls-Lohmsn, l. Wild pitch
Van Haltren, l. Time of game-Gne hour
and forty-tve minutes. Umpire-Gagus. OIL
cial scOrer-StarletOn
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SENATORIAL MIDDLE,
Movement on Foot to Dispiace the Il
publican Senators of Montana,

Movement on Foot to Displace the Re.
publican Senators of Montana.
PoRT TOWNSEND Wash. } ,Decem Der 7th.-
W, j. Penrose, editor of the Daily Mining
Journal of Butte, Mont. was IN this city
to-day on his way to Victoria. In CONVEX
sation with correspondent he stated that
when the Legislature of his State meets
this winter an entirely new election for
United States Senators will be held. Sena-
tors Powers and Saunders, who were last
year declared elected by the Republican
Legislature, will be fought, end Demo-
cratic nominees will be elected by this
Legislature, which is Democratic on Joint
ballot by majority of seven.
Mr.. Penn lose is himself member of the
Legislature. He does not think the Senate
will admit the Democratic nominees, but
efforts will be made to give the Republi-
cans as much trouble as possible. The
movement has the hearty cooperation of
Governor TDole
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UNSOUND MIND.
Young Man Suicides on the Doorstep
of His Fathers House.

SAN Francisco, December 1h.-At 2:3O
o'clock yesterday morning James McGrath,
young man "a years of age, sat down on
the doorstep of his fathers house. at 326
Fifth street, and, placing a pistol to his
head, sent bullet through his brain. His
father heard the shot, and rushing out, was
Mortified to find his son lying unconscious
on the step with the blood gushing from
the wound.
Young McGrath was taken to the Receiy-
ing Hospital where he died at s
o'clock in the morning without having re-
covered consciousness.
He had been acting strangely of late, and
his father is inclined to think that he COM
mitted the act while of unsound mind. He
was native of New York, and teamster
hv
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Boomers Are sted.

tenant Elliott of the Fifth Cavalry, with a
force of thirty men, returned last night
with sixty-three boomers running over the
State line. They were found on the Black
Bear creek, hoping TO remain there until
the strip was opened for settlement. The
boomers consisted Of men, women and
children, and there is much suffering from
the cold weather. Annie Becwitt, the
daughter Of boomer, died to-day from
exposure.
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BELmoNI,s POTOMAC.
Report That Senator Hearst Will Pur-
chase Him.

Cooper, Senator Rearst's colored trainer,
now here, is dubious regarding the truth
OF the report now in active circulation
among racing men that the Senator intends
to bid high for Potomac, at the approach
ing sale of the Belmont stud.
Il don't know why the Senator should
buy Potomac, when we already have Q
better colt in our stabies,n he said to g
Tribune representative.
You mean Yosenite?"
Exactly" said Cooper. HE is in my
opinion, good enough to hold his own
with the best two-year-old that can be
brought against him."
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assistance for Sew York Ranks.

LONDON, December 7th-The writer of a
financial article, which appears in the
Times this morning, says he thinks il will
be necessary to assist the New York banks
to cope with their difficulties in getting
gold from London.
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FARMERS ALLIANCE.

Belief That the Democrats Have a Hand
in the Matter.
OCALA, December 7th. - While the
National Alliance delegates have been rest
ing more or less to day, after the lsbors of
the past five days, still there has been
large amount of committee work going on,
and many important conferences have
been held. All this will facilitate the Con-
vention work tomorrow, and it is pre-
dicted that more real business will be done
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CLEARING HOUSE RETURNS.
Slight Decrease in Transactions for the
United States and Canada

BosToN, December 7th.-Following is the
Clearinghouse statement for the week:
New York, S745. .275 600, decrease of
12.7 per cent; Boston, S97, 1896 600, de-
crease of Z; Chicago, S95, sos, 600, an in
crease of II 8 per cent; Philadelphia, ST.
sol 600, decrease of lib; st. Louis, S24,-
1862, 900, an increase of "a per cent; Pitts.
burg, s15, ,667 600, an increase of Ii 2 per
cent San Francisco, SIS, ,253, 600, decrease
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ihe Ah-Caifornias Unable TO Bit Oak
lands Pitcher

San Francisco, December 7th.-The
mighty array of stellar baseball players
from the East, known as the AIl.Calitor.
Mas, were defeated for the second time
since their advent here by the OakIands on
the Haight-street grounds, this afternoon.
by score of eight TO FIVE The credit of
winning the game for the Oakiands is en-
tirely due to their pitcher, Carsey, whose
support on points and in the field was very
poor. He held the strangers down to Eve
base hits, AGAINST twelve scored for the
oakiands. The batteries were YauHaltren
eud SWEET Tor the Aii-Califarnias, and Car.
sey and Lohmau for the Oaklands score.
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A FRUIT FARM FOR SIS, PAYABLE 81
"A per week; five acres for SIS. payable 81 per
week; ten acres for $50, payable s2 per week,
taxes until final payment is made; all Al fruit
land: no irrigation required; improved farms
of all sizes on easy terms. For maps, circulars
and price lists address the CALIFORNIA LAND
ASSOCIATION, Red Ruff, Tehama county, A.
j. HAMMASS. Manager dl-1Qt
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TEE CaERoKEE STRIP.
Cash Offer Made the Indians for Their
Land

Land
CHICAGO, December 7th.-Colonel a. J.
Snider, wealthy Kansas City cattleman,
who is in this city, held consultation
with some stOckmen yesterday, and as a
result sent message to Chief Nav of the
Cherokee Nation rendering donors in cash
for the 6 100000 acres of land known as the
Cherokee strip.
1t is understood he makes the offer as
the representative of the Cherokee Strip
Live Stock Association. The Government
officials claim that the Cherokees have no
right to sell their land to private parties
The Cherokee Legislature is in session, and
Colonel Snider says be expects reply to
his telegram Monday or Tuesday.
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GAME AT FRESNO.

FRESNO, December 7,h.-Fresno beat the
Stocktons by score OF to L Stockton
bad five league players. The home team
outplayed the visitors. The batteries were
Howell and Stanley for Fresno, and Chase
and Armstrong for Stockton. The game
was an interesting one.
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MEXICO NOTES.

Attempt to Assassinate Governor-Yel-
low Fever at Vera Cruz.
CRY OF MEXICO Via Gaiveston), Decem-
Der 7th.-An attempt has just been made
to assassinate Colonel Carrascosa, Governor
OF the State of Chiapas, at Sancristobal
The Governor, instead Of being killed nim-
self, shot the would. be assassin.
The health authorities at Vera Cruz will
give out very few reports TO the press about
yellow fever in that city. However, a
popular rumor has it that the disease is
epidemic there.
The Bishop of Xera Cruz is dying.
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"Mrs. winslow,s Soothing Syrup

Has been used over fifty years by millions of
mothers for their children while teething, with
perfect success. II soothes the child, softens
lates the bowels, and is the best remedy for
diarrhoea whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by druggists in every
part OF the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs
q bottle. MMF
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VIII He Get It?

WASHINGTON, December 7th.-Ex-SeEa-
tor Mcdonald, of Indiana, says that Sena-
tor VOORHEES, will be returned without any
opposition.
He says there are a great many Demo-
Gratis in the State who are opposed to
Cleveland for the Presidential nomination,
but the rank and file of the Democracy of
the State favor his denomination. From
what he heard, he had no doubt that
Cleveland would be the nominee of the
Democratic party. This remark of Nc.
Donald's represents fairly average senti-
ment among the Democratic politicians at
the capital.
Democrats Dissatisfied.
WASHINGTON, December 7th.-The unof-
ticial list of members-elect to the Fifty
second Congress compiled in the Office of
Mcpherson, Clerk of the House, made
public yesterday in the document issued by
the Clerks Office, is criticised by the Dem.
ocrats as being wrong in two instances, the
Second California District being given to
Blanchard (Republicen), instead of Cami-
netti (Democrat), and the Twenty-eighth
(or Elmira) District of New York being
put down as uncertain, whereas the Demo.
Gratis claim that Rockwell has been elected
over Noyes by fourteen plurality.
Steamer Collision.
~'EN IOhhr OcICmDcI llu.-l uc rIGuCu
steamship La Champagne, which sailed
from this port for Havre at noon Saturday,
returned to her dock at the foot of Morton
street at noon to-day having been in COL
lision with the freight steamer Lisbonez
early this morning. The damage to both
steamers was slight. Nobody was hurt
NinetyRound Fight.
OMAHA, December 7th-Before the South
Omaha Club, last night. Tommy White, of
Chicago, and Dan Daily, of Maine, fought
ninety rounds, in five hours and fifty min
utes. 1t resulted in a draw, with the two
men badly punished.
A Murderous Husband.
New YORK, December 7th.-Late this
afternoon Ernest Kettler, aged SO, shot his
wife. aged 40 years, in the arm and then
shot himself in the left temple. He died
almost instantly. The woman's wounds
are not dangerous.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

To the officers and members of Unity
Lodge, No. 2,0sS, E. of H.-You are hereby re-
quested TO be present at the meeting MONDAY
EVENING, December Sth, at O'Clock sharp
The Grand Dictator will be present and BUST
ness of importance will be transacted
d7-2t. L. G. SHEPARD, Reporter.
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The silk manufacturers of Germany
have been completely crowded out of the
European markets by the superior cheap
ness and excellence of French stufs. The
German wares are now chiefly exported to
South America.
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A Murderous Husband.

Robert Ingraham, of Philadelphia, a
guest of Captain Eicholtz, at Gettysburg,
found gold chain on that battlefield. It
was probably dropped during the battle.
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Notice-Ihe animal meet,np of the .too,

holders of the Feather River Canal Company
viii be held at the office of the company at the
passenger depot, Sacramento, on TUESDAY,
December 9Th, at O'Clock P. NJ, for the purpose
year, and to transact such other business as
may come before the meeting for consideration.
Attest: A. T. HATCH President
J. L. GILLIs, Secretary. nSO.lOfSul
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of the Masonic Hall Association of Sacramento
Cal, will be held at Masonic Building, south
west corner Sixth and K streets, on MONDAY
EVENING, December S, 1890, at $50 O'Clock.
nS0 st(Su) WIN. B. DAVIS, Secretary.
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The proprietOrs of Ely's Cream Balm
do not claim it to be cure-al, but sure rem
edy for cata,rh, colds in the head and hay
fever. 1t is not liquid or a snuff but is easily
applied into the nostrils 1t gives relief at
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Mrs. r. French, the renowned fortune
teller. This woman tells wonderful things
also, brings troubled parties together again.
Brown House, corner Fourth and Z Streets
room H. Just arrived from Chicago. d7-7t*
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Fast Time to the East.-The Atlantic
and Pacific Railroad Santa Fe route) is now
twelve hours shorter TO Kansas City ani st.
Louis, and twenty four hours shorter to Chicago
than formerly. Pullman Tourist Sleeping
Cars to Chicago every day without change.
Personally conducted excursions every Thurs
day. GEO. w RAILTON, Agent, 1901 Fourth
street, Sacramento. MWF
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Why continue the nsa OF irritatinr M

ders, snuffs or liquids. Ely's Cream Balm
pleasant of application and sure cure for
eatarrh and cold in the head, can be had for
soc. 1t is easily applied into the nostrils. is
safe and pleasant, and is curing the most obsti.
nate cases 1t gives relief at once.
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EOR sALE-35, 900 OLD BRICKS FOR SAL
G in lots to suit. Apply at 401 street. d7.7t
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Sample Rooms, 10f4 Sixth street, be-
tween and K. Fine Wines Liquors and Cigars
nl4-tf JACOB KAERTH, Proprietor
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: a. ]. JOHNSTON & co.'s, 4I0
J street, Sacramento, Cal.
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Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
and ] streets. ieZSu
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GANGRENE OR PROUD FLESH
Never appear where the Fluid is used.
CLEANsEs AND HEALS

Obstinate Ulcers, Boils, Carbuncles.
Erysipelas and Running Cores of
every kind. 1t destroys the disagree
able efiuvia arising from Cancers,
Assesses. Ulcers and every kind of
puruent discharge.
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F n E vi MIl.LIN E RY

in the way of Fine Trimmed Hats, especially
for the Holidays. Ostrich Tips, Birds of many
kinds. Etc. The prices are right, and we will
venture to say in many instances ours are half
what other nlliners ask for the same article.
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EOR RENT-FOR CASH OR ON SHARES,
T. forty acres fine hay land near this city Ap-
ply to STROBEL, 3l7 ] street. d4.7ts
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II have used Darbys Prophylactic Fluid in
hospital and private practice for ten years, and
know of nothing better for sloughing confused
and lacerated wounds foul and indolent ulcers
ana as disinfectant ~. F. HEUsTIs, Professor
Mobile Medical College