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IN PARLIAMENT.
BaIfour Discusses the Land Forfeiture
Bill at Length.


LONDON, May 1st-The debate on the
land purchase bill was resumed in the COM
mons this evening by Balfour, Chief Secre-
tary for Ireland, who made a lengthy
speech. He said the attacks on the meas
ure, though violent in form, were hssitating
in substance. He criticised Gladstone's,
Harcourt's and Parnells objections. He
approved of Parnell's proposal in favor of
fining down rents provided the scheme be
distinctly subordinated to the main scheme
for establishing peasant owners, and that
the tenants where rents are fined down be
permanent. The Irish members had been
rich in projects ior dealing with the property
of The landlords. but could they point TO a
single bill really dealing with the vital off
ficulties in the congested districts. [Cheers
The Government dealt with the difficulty
of congestion in good faith The plans
should have been met by tine opposition in
fair spirit.
Referring to Chamberlain's IDEA that the
local authorities ought to be given regu-
lative powers over the contracts bill, Bal
four admitted that if Ireland was in por-
NAL condition it would be desirable to as
sociate the county councils in the great
work in which the Imperial ParlimenI of
England was engaged. But was Ireland
in a normal condition? [Parnellite cheers.
ue local dutuOIlilSs III IldUy pdTlS OF Ire
land worked as much on political lines as
the Irish members did. If it suited them
to misuse the efforts o. the National Gov,
ernment and abuse its liberality could
they be depended upon TO carry out the de-
sign of Parliament?
Regarding the endangering OF British
credit, he contended that the measure OBJ
waited all risks. In concluding, he urged
that the bill had special merits Taken as
whole, the bill was great boon to Ire
land such as she never could confer upon
herself and never could get except from
the party now in power. If the opposition
would forget the political contest aud ask
themselves whether they were likely to
find scheme materially better, they would
aid in the great work which the Govern
ment, without party purpose, had taken in
hand. [Cheers
Sexton (NationalisD said the bill was
landlord measure II was betrayal of the
country. [Hear hear He warned the
Government class Of tenants purchasing
under the bill.
The land purchase bill passed a second
reading by 34S TO 26S
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CLAYToN's AssAssINs.
Testimony Pointing to Two Men as the
Guilty Parties.

Testimony Pointing to Two Men as the
Guilty Parties.
LITTLE Rock, May 1st.-The investigat-
ing committee devoted the latter part of
the day to the inquiry into Clayton's as
sassination and the theft of the Plummer-
vile ballot-box. 1t was clearly shown by
the testimony that Sheriff Shelly, of Con-
way county, suspected one of his deputies
of the crime from the very first, and that
this suspicion was shared by Governor
Engle. The deputy, whose name is Bent
ley, is the man to whom, with Robert Pate,
saloonkeeper, the proofs collected by the
Pinkerton agency is said to point as as
sassins. No direct testimony has, however,
been submitted against the two and the
evidence is entirely circumstantial. Both
have been examined and are aware of the
feeling against them. They manifest great
indifference to public opinion 1t is ex-
pected that the story sent out from Los
Angeles, CAL, about man named Tom
Hooper killing Clayton will be exploded
by the testimony of Jerard Safer, of Jeffer-
son, Ind, who is charged with having or
ganized it. He has been summoned to ap-
pear before the committee and tell what
he knows.
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GONE WRONG.


A Drug Clerk in County Hospital In
Trouble.
SAN Francisco, May 1st.-C. L. Wagner,
who was druggist at the County Hospital,
is under cloud, and at the preliminary
examination by the Board of Health his
place was declared vacant. 1t appears
that he was in collusion with a city clerk
of the store that furnishes drugs aud ar.
ranged matters SO that less quantity than
ordered and paid for by the city was fur
nished, and when the genuine goods ran
short an inferior quality made up in the
hospital was substituted, or some other
drug was used in the place of that ordered.
The doctors were not aware of this, and
while the substitute given to the patients
did them no harm, it failed to bring
about the desired results. Wagner was
notified to be present at the meeting to-
day, but failed to appear, and could not be
found.
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Death Of 3 Noted Divine,

JACKSONVILLE Qll), May LIST. = Rev.
William Barnes, who preached the funeral
sermon over Daniel Webster, died this
morning. He was one of the most noted
Presbyterian divines in the country. Mr..
Barnes was Yale graduate in the same
class with Charles Sumner and Edward
Everett. During the last thirty five years
he has lived in the west. most of the time
in Jacksonville. Judge Barnes, of the
is his son.
The Flooded District.
MEMPHIS (Tenn.), May 1st-The follow
ing telegram, dated jackson, Miss, ad-
dressed TO the Secretary of War, Washing
ton, explains itself:
Extensive investigations do not discover any
suffering in the flooded district in Mississippi
There may be few isolated cases, but we have
not found them. The water is receding grad
ually. If not OF in time to make crops, the citi-
zens will take care of the dependents. If not
Of by June LIST, there will be great distress.
j. M. STONE, Governor of Mississippi.
Diamond Robbery.
CINCINNATI, May 1st.-A bold and sue
cessful diamond robbery was accomplished
this afternoon at the jewelry store of
Micuie Bros. by two thieves. who had
asked to see some diamond rings. They
snatched tray containing 5000 worth Of
rings, and dashed out of the store and es-
capped. A third man, who had stayed out
side to prevent pursuit, was arrested.
Lucky Heirs.
CAMDEN (Me.), May 1st.-George E.
Morang, farmer of Lincolnsville. and sis
ter in the same town and another sister in
California are heirs to over $6 000, 600 by
the recent death of their cousin, John
White, of Key West. Florida. An estate of
$1,000 600 is to be divided among the rela-
tiyes.
Suit for Damages.
CHICAGO, May 1st- Frank c. Noble,
owner of the stallion Alcryon, has SIZED tn e
National Trotting Association and Phillip
P. johnson, for $25 coo. and the Standard
Stock Farm for the same amount. The
suits grow out of Mobiles suspension on
account of the noted Nelson Alcryo on race
last year.
VIII Not Resign.
CHICAGO, May 1st.- General Manager
Egan, of the Chicago, st. Paul and Kansas
City Railroad, in an interview here to-day
said that there was no truth in the report
that he was about to resign from that road
and 60 with the Burlington.
In Want Of Food.
WICHITA lKas.), May 1st.-Two colored
men who came in to-day from q colored
settlement in Oklahoma report great desti-
tuition there. Many of the residents have
nothing to tide them over until crop time,
and there is much sickness, caused by lack
of food. An appeal is made for aid.
More Mormons.
New YORK, May lst.-Fifty. eight con-
verts to Mormonism arrived here to-day on
the steamship Wisconsin, from Liverpool.
They were under charge of an elder, and
came from Sweden and England. The
party went West this evening.
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LET OFF EASY.
California Runaway Boy Gets Into
Serious Trouble.

California Runaway Boy Gets Into
Serious Trouble.
New YORK. May 1st.-Leroy Amos
Weltz, "black sheep" of one of the most
respectable families on the Pacific coast
to-day pleaded guilty of burglary in the
Court of General Sessions. Judge MARITIME
out of consideration for the eminent per-
SONS who asked that clemency be shown
the prisoner, discharged Weltz. He sipu-
lated, however, that the discharge would
not take place until Weltz should be put
aboard a steamer with his passage paid to
San Francisco.
Young Wel.z is an intelligent. looking
boy, about 16 years old. His parents sent
him to school at Georgetown, D. G. He
ran away some time ago and came to this
city, where he knocked about until his
money was gone. His folks sent him
ticket to come home, but he sold it in Chi
cago and returned here. He fell in with
evil companions, and one evening was
caught in trying to enter the residence of
Frederick Blackbaas.
He was committed to the Toombs for
trial and subsequently indicted by the
Grand Jury.
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DISHONEST SECRETARY.
He is Charged With Disposing of ii
Employers Estate.

Employers Estate.
CHICAGO, May 1st-Rollapd H. Ellis,
private Secretary of A. Fl. Loeb, wealthy
capitalist, was arrested tonight, together
with attorneys C. N. Durand and Hollis
Chase, the three being charged with de-
frauding Loeb ont of real estate valued at
1000. Ellis epjoyed the full confidence
of Loeb. and some time ago, for business
reasons, the capitalist placed this track in
his hands to be held in trust. Loeb
charges that Durand and Chase conspired
with Ellis to make away with the property.
The first intimation he had of anything
wrong was q notice of the sale of the prop
erty in the papers to-day for $4,000. Ellis,
it is said, has made full confession.
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Advice to Mothera.-Mrs. wirlo-ss
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
sunerer at once; Il produces natural quiet sleep
cherub awakes as bright as q button" Nh
very pleasant to taste. Il soothes the child.
softens the gums, a1lays all pain, relieves wind.
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or othercauses. twenty-five cents 3
pottle. apo0-1yMWF
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GENERAL NOTICES.

The usual treatment of catarrh is very
unsatisfactory, as thousands of despairing "a.
nents can testify. A trustworthy medical writer
says Proper local treatment is positively
necessary TO success, but most of the remedies
IN general use by physicians afford bat tempo-
rary Deneht. cure cannot be expected from
snufs. powders, dorches and Washes Ely's
important requisites OF Quick action. specific
curative power with perfect safety and pleas
antness to the patient MWP
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ELECTION FRAUDS.

Politicians Indicted for RepeatiDg at the
Polls.
CHICAGO, May 1st.- Alderman James
McAbee and City Central Committeeman
Michael ]. Corcoran were indicted this
afternoon by the Grand Jury on charges of
completely In alleged election frauds in the
TweRty.fourth Ward. With them were
indicted number of restaurant walters,
dock laborers and others, who are said to
be mere tools. The frauds charged are
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Il suffered with dyspepsia and disordered
liver, and would frequently throw up bile. 1
procured bottle of simmons Liver Regulator,
and after using half of it was completely cured
One of my lady customers told me The Regulator
completely cured her OF Sick Hea1sche.-D.
DLDs, Cedar Rapids, Iowa.,
SEQ that you get the Genuine with the
stamp IN red, on fro1t of Wrapper.
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FLaG-RA1s1NG.

Tho Patriotic Spirit Spreading Over the
State.
ANDERSON, May 1st.-The national en-
blem was raised over the public school
house to day with patriotic exercises. The
pupils turned out in holiday attire, and
there was large concourse of people from
the surrounding country. The flag is II
by "a feet in size, and was presented to the
Board of Trustees by Professor Berger.
Principal of the school, and was accepted
by E. L. Bass on behalf of the Trustees.
The srstor of the day was Frank Smith. a
prominent lawyer OF Redding The eyer
cisss closed by singing the Star Spangled
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Blankets Aad Lace Curt aims cleaned by
new process. 50 cents TO 81 per pair. LANG'S
DYEfNG and CLEANING WOkES 9og K 81 anefF
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Opening Tho kaading candy msnufac-
scnable prices. mr27-tf
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1. window. for POUR lnformasion. Aos !.

The best place in California 70 have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston & Co.'S, 40 J
street, Sacramento. Cal
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this evening. The exhibition was the fin-
est ever held in this county.
Kennel Exhibition.
Los ANGELES. May ist-The Southern
California Kennel Clab's exhibition opens
on the 9Th. Over 100 dogs are entered for
premiums. Several Eastern dogs are en-
tered.
New Daily
OLYMPIA. May 1st-The 6rst number of
the only evening paper here was issued to-
day by Msjor c. NJ. Barton as the Epc,iRg
Tribune.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Politicians Indicted for Repeating at
the Polls.
A VERY STRANGE WEDDING.
Let OF Easy-Racing Events-Clay-
toms Assassins-Games on
the Diamond.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEconD-us1os.l
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
VERY STRANGE WEDDING.
ON THE DIAMOND.

[srEcAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1oa.l
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PEARS toilet Soap Is the most elegant
adjunct.
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LSOR SALE CHEAP, A FAMILY DRIVING
E Mare; can be driven by ladies or children;
also, new Harness and Cart. Apply at 1921
Tenth street. ap23-tf
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

FURNISHED ROOMS FOR HOUSEKEEPING.
j Cool, well-ventilated outside rooms. Ap-
,ly SIGNAL OFFICE, l2l street. ap29-tf
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More Mormons

New YORK, May 1st.-Fifty- y-eight con.
verts to Mormonism arrived here to-day on
the steamship Wisconsin from Liverpool.
They were under charge of an elder, and
came from Sweden and England. The
party went West this evening.
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r oDGING-HOUSE IN SACRAMENTO FOR
i sale; Is rooms furnished, 10 rooms unft1r-
nished: centrally located. For further particu-
lars address this Office. apps If
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WICHITA lKas.), May 1st.-Two colored
men who came in to-day from a colored
settlement in Oklahoma report great desti-
tuition there. Many of the residents have
nothing to tide them over until crop time,
and there is much sickness, caused by lack
of food. An appeal is made for aid.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-07
La criStiana gratitud,

UNI pOder divino hubiera, no mes,
librado & Puerto Rico, en- estos
dfas, de successes que por 81 han pa
sado alguna vez, sin dejar mas que
muestras de Ia misericordia con
que en- todos tiempos nos ha visto
la bondad del cielo.
Asf este pueblo 10 reConoce; que
en- su gran mayoria, nunca por su
dicha, crey0 en- suefos de esc6pti-
cos, 2 admira ,siempre Y bendice
lleno de gloria la omnipotencias
del poder supreme que rige los des-
tinos del mundo.
Y piensa, en- este, de admirable
modo este pueblo Cat6lico de Puer-
to Rico. Las sociedades no tienen
vida ulterior, como nosotros, dom
de purgar sus faltas han de pa
gar pOr precision en- esta vida to-
dos sus crfmenes, y quiza & la graft
tud cristiana debe verse libre, en-
estos dias, de los grandes castigos
del cielo.
La fe de nuestrOs padres grab6
en- piadosOs anniversaries que Sc leen
en- los anales de su historic pruebas
de esa Cristiana gratitud; no hay
como este sentimiento para atraer
sObre puebios 6 indigiduos las
grandes misericordias del Eterno
Por este han de ser los pueblos
agradecidos & la merced de 10 alto,
y pocOs, como ell nuestro, Cuentan
clemencias y bondades tan sefiala-
das de la munifcencia del Oria-
dor.
Aqui, en- 6poca aun recienfe, vio-
lentas pasiOnes, sin ningun freno.
pusieron al bOrde de un abismo es
ia sociedad. Parecfa todo resoI.
verse para ella en- sangrienta revo-
lucion que hubiera acabado con la
paz secular de este dichoso s1elo.
y pas6 todo, sin embargo, no deian-
do mas que 10 menos que pudo te-
merse dc aquel estado anarquico
que Sc vistio entonces con el man
TO de mentida libertad.
Aqui terremotos 7 huracaneA pro,
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1890-09-07

doctrinas & las classes pobres, lss
van aleiando de las soluciones que
prepare Ia economic po ftiea al
prohlema social.
Son las ideas cristianas, la ca
ridad y la justicia, las que puedeD
dar el remedio 4 los males que
aRigen 4 Ia humanidad en- nues-
tros dfas. El progreso de esas
ideas es evidente en- ell hecho del
dltimo imperio frances, basando
Sc en- IL protection del trabaio y
del proletariado; en- ell hecho &C
tual del fogoso emperador de Ale
mania, que, en- medic de sus po-
derosos ejArcitos, en- los cuarteles
y en- los campamentos incuba 4
iniciA el proyecto de hArmonizar,
por Ia equidad y la justicia, los
elementos discordes de la to:ie
dad moderna.
Jamas llegaran . ese grandioso
FIN Ia rebellion y ell descreimiento
que predican los anarquistas.
Perdons V. que le moleste con
este pequefio sermon entire nous.
Predfguelo V. cu&nto pueda y por
todas parties, y, cuando se muera,
que deseo no sea en- este siglo, nj
en- el primer cNarto del venidero,
escribiran sobre su tumba: AqIi
ydce un hom6re de biea y.
Asi, asi, debe pensar el hombre
de bien, ell hombre verdaderamen
te liberal. Los que de contrario
modo piensen seran Gberticidqs 10.
dignos de aquel concepto. Aque-
llos p&rratos revelan d IN hombre
verdaderamente liberal, y en- clio.
deben estudiAr nuestros demo-
cratas las leyes que descono-
cen del sistema que presumer
observar, profankndolo y desnAtu
ralixandolo completamente, cor
practicas y ensefisnzas opuesta'
q la ley moral, & Ia ley social y 1
Ia ley politica, que son Ia base de
progreso, del orden y bienestal
de los pueblos.
iBuena ensefAnxal Por ESQ
muy bisn 90 ha escrito: "SsC
honrados y sereis libres. "
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con todo el acierto que es de es
oerarse de una Autoridad que se
interesa por ell bien de sus gober-
nados.
CoDocidas son sus ordenes res.
pecto de las obras del Lazareto, las
cuaIes Sc estan va terminando, y
cuyo punto hA lido nuestro
senior Gobernador dos 8 tres We
ces, para cerciorarse por si mis-.
mo de las necesidades. Sabi-
do es que Sc ha reorganizado
l& Junta Provincial bajo Su pre-
,idencia, y que una ComIsion de
Ia misma funciona con toda aeti-
vidad, en- provision de las even
tualidades; no habia cantidad al
guna para cAlamidades imprevis.
tas, y S. E. ha obtenido un ere Ii
to considerable, parte del CuAl se
haIla va d disposition de Ia refe-
rida comisi6n; y estsn dadss las
6tdenes para que Sc tenga todo
dispuesto h fin de levantar hos
oitales proviSionaleS, csso necesA
rio.
Todo este Sc ha hecho Antes y
sin necesidad de las excitacionee
de EI Ciomor. A mas no ha po.
dido l.egarse, y adu es menos 10
que dicho colega pide, por 10
cual deber suyo es recti6car el
sentido de su editorial del 4 de
los corrientes, reconociendo que
nuestra diguisims primera Auto
ridad Provincial hA realizado so.
bre tan delicada materia cuanto
est& al alcance de un gobierno
celoso y previsor.
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LA QUESTION ARMENIA.

A pesar del viaje imperial , del
convenio anglo fran Is, eSta cues.
ton preocupa mucho d los hon.
bres polit COS. Hace algdu item 20
que SO recibio un telegrama anun-
c'ando que en- Erzerum habia des.
6rdeaes Embellishments Lord Sa-
lisbury tuvo una entrevista con
.Rusteia-Baja, Embajador de Ia Su-
blime Puerts ca Londres, para Pc
dirle 1nformes acerca de este aeon
teclmien'o, y para que lIamase la
ate lci5n de su g )blerno s)bre di-
ola provincial, y ell Embajador cum.
pli6 con su deber.
La Sublime Puerta conte t6 que
lss noticias esparcidas e1 Londre
y en- Paris eran falsas, = 10 nota
anadia q1e dichas notlcias no eran
mas que obra de ciertas asociacio-
nos que buscaban dificu tades para
lei gobierno turco. Sin embargo
de ESQ. Ell gobierno mani6 hacel
uua Information sobre ell estadC
de Armenia, pero como las CO.
sas han tardado mucho y Lord
Salisbury iba & tomar medida'
muy energicas, no habrG que extra
iiarse 81 ell gobierno ingl6s mandt
ua u 'timatum al d, Constantine o
pa.
3. COntdmins de Latour,
CorresgoRsal en- Paris del "Boleesn Merc6Mil."
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Question de Sanidad.

El ClamOr del Pals, vistas las
noticias que de la Peninsula se
reeibeh sobre ell c6lers, sc deja
preocupar de Ia question de sani-
dad.
No hace en- clio NAL nuestro
colega; mas, esta sobradamente
injusto, al dar q comprender que
nada Sc hsce aqui para preparal
nos a resistir al enemigo, case
que se presente.
Anda nal informado ell colega,
pues mncho antes que 81 reco.
memo ass ciertas medidas de pre-.
vision, ya nuestro Sr. Goberna-
lor General las hebis adoptado,
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pios de estos climas, nos visitan en-
determinados tfempos, y pasan SIN
casi arrancar, ninguno, una piedra
de nuestros edificios, nj apenas
producer la muerte de an ser hu-
'nano, dejando muestEas de Ia ira
de Dlos y ell tenor, que ojala para
muchos SO trocara en- horror de
sus cnlpas con que en- parte apla-
caran los rigores de la justicia divi'
ma.
Aqui, en- toda la isla, SO goza de
paz feliz, que pndiera en- este SER
vir de espejo & pueblos que 50 nos
oponen de modelo; ell gob.ernO, des-
de que existe, vive de Ia simpatfa
de los buenos, de la cordura y hon.
radez de este sensato pueblo, y ex.
cepci6n hecha de una prensa, que
ella misma en- suS excesos es-
ta acabaDdo mas que nsdie con
su propio prestigio, aqui, por dicha,
nj SO oyen nj ven espantOs de esos
que aterrorizan & otros paises, Y 81
hay algan pueblo dichoso en- ell es-
tado actual del mundo, pudiera de-
cirse que es Este, Puerto Rico.
Seamos gratos por ESQ 4 Ia mer.
ced de los cielos, que de mobiles CO
raz1nes es la cristiana gratitud, y
con el gran ejemplo de nuestros
buenos padres, podremos atraer
misericordias infinitas para ell sue
10 feliz en- que nacimos.
LibraremOs asi 6 esta sociedad
de desastres que muchas veces NO
logra impedir el poder nj la sabidu,
ria del hombre. La atraeremos uD
progreso en- la virtud, que es guar.
da de las costumbres que hacen
mas grande a un pueblo sobre Ia
terra, y con la civiiizaci6n de amor
Y carload de nuestra f9 cat6lica-
la primera del mundo-obtendre
mos, para todos, la hermosa liber-
beltad de obrar ell bien cristiauo,
que, entire tantas libertades del nun
do, es la mas grande y digna Ii.
bertad que ell mundo gozs.
N. g. de a.