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SPRAGUE (Wash.l, December 10th-Supreme
Judge Mount to-day decided that Mrs C. H
Pryor, who was elected Superintendent of PUB
lie Schools in November, is ineligible to the
office, under the Constitution and statute of the
State. Mrs. Pryor held the Office of superin-
tendentof Schools under the Territorial Govern.
ment
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IMPORTANT RULING.
A Notary Public Not Recognized by the
United States Statutes,

SEATTLE, December 10th.-A decision affect
ing the validity of the title 10 many thousand
acres OF coal and timber land entered in this
section was rendered to-day in the United
States Court by Judge Hanford.
Three men who had located coal lands in this
county made afhdavts before a Notary Public
that they had made the requisite improve
ments on such claims. 1t appearing that. they
had sworn falsely, they were indicted by The
United states Grand Jury for perjury.
Their attorney demurred to the Indictment
on the grounds that a Notary Public was not
authorized by the United States statutes to ad-
minister oaths, and hence his acts could not be
recognized, and no perjury could be committed
on an oath taken before Notary.
The Court sustained the demurrer and held
that Notary Public is not a competent officer
to administer oaths, and that the laws of the
United States do NOT recognize Il Notary
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Rain in sou,te,n Ca,ifornia

SAN FRANCISCO, December i0th.-A light rain
has fallen in Southern Arizona and along the
Mexican border and in Southern California
This precipitation is due to the drifting south
ward of the cold air from the suow-c5yered
peaks of the Sierras, which mingling with the
gives rise to heavy cloud formation and light
rain.
Oranges from oroville.
ORovILLE, December 10th.-The first carload
of oranges from California was shipped 10 Chi
caeo this morning by w. r. Strong & Co., of
Sacramento. There were three hundred boxes
in the car labeled Oranges from Oroyille Cal %
two. These will supply the Christmas trade in
Chicago.
The Inflated Yacht Undine.
SANTA BARBARA, December I0th.-Carlos Vas
CUES, one of the crew of the wrecked yacht
Undine, arrived here to day from Anacopa
Island. He says the Undine was capsized DUR
ing the storm. He cut away the liieboat, and a
big wave carried it away from the yacht Cap
tain Lord and the engineer were drowned. :
Residence Burned.
Los ANGELES, December 1Gth.-The house
owned by George Hunt and occupied by Charles
<. 1ibbets, on Palm avenue, was burned this
Hunts loss was covered by Insurance. The
fire was caused by lamp exploding.
After an Office.
ST. HELENA (Cal.), December 10TH H. Dun
gan, senior editor Of the st. Helena Star, is
candidate for Engrossing Clerk OF the Senate.
1t is SAID he has strong backing.
Idaho Legislature.
BOISE CITY idaho, December 10th-The first
session of the State Legislature commenced to-
day. The Governors message was read in both
houses.
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Prospect that the DancesN Ill be Brought
to a Sudden CFa Re.

TO a Sudden Go. Re.
CHIcAGo. December 10th.-In{A atoms at Gen.
eral Miles headquarters tonight pointed to a
dramatic Close OF the Messiah era. e among the
Indians. The immediate tighten ing OF the
great military Gordon now surroa inding the
ghost dancers seems to be the progFs. nme. All
this evening General Miles and his al, les were
busy studying and carefully revising ne maps
OF the country where the Indians are.
The General explained the distribui ion of
troops, saying that General Brooke is n the
south, Colonel Sumner on the north &c neral
Cain on the west and Colonel Merrians OF the
east, with their respective commands Thel ZEN
erai expects TO start for the of the tyou Ole
in few days.
REPORTS WITHOUT FOUNDATION.
KANSAS CITY, December 10th.-A dispatcl |
from Fort Reno, .. T., Says: The sensational
reports about threatened outbreak of Chey-
enne and Arapahoe Indians on the western /
border of Oklahoma, and of the great alarm
existing among the people caused by such
demonstration on the part of the Indians, are |
without foundation.
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Trairs to he Renlaced.

PORTLAND. December 10th.-There is proba-
bility that the Union Pacific will replace trains
Nos. and 8, which were taken off the overland
route December LIST, and that two passenger
trains per day will arrive and leave here as
formerly. The fast mail Is unable to aceommo-
able to haul all the cars, consequently IL is run
in two sections As this is very little advantage
over the running OF the two trains, It is proba-
Bile the old schedule will be revived.
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Religions Revolution


LONDON, December 10th.-A religious revolu-
ton on small scale is reported from Prussia,
near konigsburg. very popular Lutheran
pastor having. after much trial OF spirit, CON
Guided that he could no longer teach his focks
the tenets Of that faith, as he had become con-
vert to the Catholic Church, tearfully delivered
to them a message of farewell from his pulpit.
So great was the devotion OF the parish TO their
beloved pastor, however, that no fewer than
fifty families of the congregation renounced
their denomination SO as not to be separated
from him and declared their willingness to FOL
low him into the field of his future labors.
italian Parliament.
ROME, December 10th.-Parliamen convened
to-day. King Humbeft said that Italy was
faithful to her foreign alliance and the cordial
friendship between the powers disspated the
danger of international complications. In con-
clusion he said: Following my fathers exam
pie, always respected the rights of my ances-
eign authority to be derogated in that religions
name" This utterance was greeted with en-
thusiastic applause.
Padlewskj, the Nihilist.
LONDON, December 10th. The deeomposed
body of a man has just been found near Ixelles,
Belgium. Appearances indicate that it Is a case
of suicide by means of prussic ac.d. The police
believe that it is the body OF Padlewski, the
Nihilist. who recently murdered General Sill
verskoff, the Russian Police Agent, in Paris.
Excitement Increasing,
LONDON, December 10th -Advices from Cape
Town state that the excitement over the situa-
ton in Manicoiand is increasing. The Portu-
guese are said to be meditating attack on the
forces of the British South Africa Company.
TIE natives favor the British in preference to
the Portuguese.
Gar of Russia.
LONDON, December I0th.-The suddenness
with which the Gar removed his court from
Gatschina to st. Petersburg has given rise TO ru-
mors that the Car had reason 10 rear another
at empt on bis life. and thought the Winter
Palace the safer place.
Slayin and Mcauliffe Released.
LONDON, December l0th.-In the case of
tie Government against Slsyin and Nc
| Anliffe, charged with prize fighting, verdict of
not guilty was to-day returned by consent of the
prosecution, and the prisoners were released.
Steamer Aground.
LONDON, December 1oth.-The Peninsular
and Oriental steamer Neupaul ran aground to-
| night on the Plymouth breakwater in a dense
| fog: The passengers were ali removed safely.
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SANTA BARBARA, December 10TH "A Jury has
been obtained for the trial of Ramon Lopez for
the murder of Mary Desrillo last October The
case Is proceeding slowly with two attorneys on
each side -
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LABOR TGOUBLES.
Three thousand Thread Workers Ont mn
Strike

| Strike.
| NEWARK IN; J }, December 10th-The entire
| force of Clarks Thread Mills in this citI a,5
| kearney struck this morning. Over 5000 men
ana girls are out. The strikers have decided to
remain out until the discharged men are rein
y yalmsley's power. Ne -'
YARDS BLoCKApED.
'GDEN, December 10th,-The strike is still n,
the 4lhclais OF the Union Pacific doing the
swift, ming. To-Day some OF the strikers at
tacke Ghlef aardmaster Nicholson, seriously
inJurh lg MIN The yards are virtually block
AIDED.
V. LLARps INTEREsTs NOT AFFECTED.
MrLwA UKEE, December 10th-In an interview
to-day L enry Willard said the aurry in Wall
tions WITH the Northern Pacific and,with the
North Anne Tican end other companies were the
same rs they had been and would remain the
same.
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FATAL ACCIDENT,
Miner Killed in the Cbo,,.r
Msne.

Mine.
FLsSISIA New, December IOsh. - Harry
Ghappel was killed and John S,ephens and
IlIhofhy Leary severely injured in the ChoIlar
u, 'nis morning The men had fred blast
ing before the powder fumes had escaped' Were
aspnyxSated, and fell Though two timber sets
10 81 Ihe noor below, abous fourteen feet, where
they were found unconscious shortly after
wards. stephens and Leary Were resuseitated
S VIII recover, but Chappeil was dead. He
leaves widow but no children
81 ane an pipe was found closed with debris
RON the blasting, which prevented the powder
Iqtnes nom escaping from the top OF the raise
alter the blast was fred -''o
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Psinless Extraction AZ Teeth by use Of
local anesthetic. DIR. WELDON, dentist Eighth
and streets. iel2u
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Mrs. rr. French, the renowned fortune
teller. This woman tells wonderful things
also, brings troubled parties together again.
Brown House, corner Fourth and z streets,
room II. Just arrived from Chicago. d7-7ts
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NEW TO-DAY.

ADVERTISEMENTS OF Meeting Notices. Wants, Lost
round, For Sale, To Lei and similar notices un de
te's head ore inserted for cents per li,se the FIRST
time ci'd cents per line each subsequent time Al
notices OF this character .e1 be found under ibis
heading.
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Sample Rooms, 1Ol4 sixth street, be-
tween and K. Fine Wines. Liquors and Cigars.
n14-u JACOB KAERTH, Proprietor.
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The best plAce in California to have your
printing done: A. ). JOHNSTON & co.'s, 40
street, Sacramento, Cal
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Madame Bell, renowned In telling lies
future events; fifteen years practice in India
and Australssian colonies; late of San jose
Young people should know their future Fee
50 cents and 81. 1910 Third street. d9.lms
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Paudora's Box

Brought multitude of ills upon humanity, so
saith the ancients. but bottle of SOZODONr is
the invalid by cleansing his mouth and fits the
belle for the parlor.
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Woman Burned to Death Near Portland,
Oregon.
STORMY WEATHER UP NORTH.
Miner Killed in the CholIar Shaft
important Court RuI.
ing-Etc.
STORMS UP NoRrg.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES To THE sEcoRn.rsrou
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
1hs Indians Surrounded by Government
Troops.
BOARD OF TRADE.
Three ThcusA nd Men and Girls
On a sel ike in New
Jea sey.
INDIAN TR0D. BLEs.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIoN.l
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PadIewslsi. the Nihilist.
Gar of Russia.

LONDON, December 10th.-The suddenness
with which the Gar removed his court from
Gatschina to St. Petersburg has given rise to ru-
mors tina. the Car had reason TO iear another
at empt on bis life, and thought the Winter
Palace the safer place.
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Gold Shipments.

NEW YORK, December 10th.-The gold which
left Liverpool on the Majestic to-day is under
stood to be about s. 2'a, 900. 1t is understood
thst the Lain, which sails from Southampton
tomorrow, will bring enough TO make the Total
100000.
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to Hold the omce.

MERIDIAN (Miss }, December 10th. = George
Martin, murderer OF William Crouch, was
hanged today.
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r osT- BLACK LLEwEYN SETTER. WITH
IL silver collar and name. Return to 81
street and be rewarded. F. d. TYRRELLdI0-3t
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"ANTkD = BY FIRSr-CLASS DRESS
w maker, few more customers by day or
week: party dresses a specially; entire satisfac.
ton given. 1929 Ninth street. do 3ts
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Population of the Country.

WASHINGTON, December 10 h.-The total pop-
u alton of the country. including Indians, etc
will reach 6Si00o,oG0. The population of Alaska
is estimated at IS, 900.
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WANTED-A BooTBLACK. APPLY 5l3 K
Nv
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,

k1O N STREaT-A SUITE OF FRONT
CIO rooms, nicely furnished: also. four nm.
furnished rooms for housekeeping dill 7ts
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sIayin and McAuliffe Released.

LONDON, December l0th.-In the case of
tie Government against Slsvin and Nc
Anliffe. charged with prize-fghtiDg, a verdict of
not guilty was to-day returned by consent of the
prosecution, and the prisoners were released.
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Boston, December 1oth.-Charles G. jefferson.
the record by lifting with his hands alone
fifteen hundred and seventy one and a quarter
pounds of iron, in the presence OF numbers OF
prominent gentlemen
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r OST-A RED SETTER DOG. FINDER WILL
IL be rewarded by leaving him at 1905 Third
street. dS 5ts
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FINANCE IN ARGENTINE.
A New Scheme to Float the Debt of
the Republic.

BUENos ATREs, August 2l-The government
has introduced in the senate and chamber of
deputies the proposals recently submitted by
the minister of finance. The scheme includes
provision for the creation of new bank and
a new finance department to deal with matters
connected with the conversion. The proposals
include the sale, when practicable, of S35,-
0OO,OO0 in AZ per cent bonds, the issue of
which was authorized in July to withdraw the
excess Of the emission of the national banks:
to issue S20, ,000, 900 per cent external bonds
the proceeds of which shall be kept in London
In order to meet the external obligations which
fall due between this time and September 80
1891, and to give guaranteed banks ten years
within which to resume specie payments. with
two years option of delegating the obhga-
ton to convert to the government, which will
then take possession Of the bonds, guarantee
ing the circulation of the banks. The pro-
posals also include the appointment of a COM
mittee to examine and liquidate the municipal
floating debt.
The resignation Of the governor Of the prov
ince OF Cordoba has been accepted.
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A Big Strike to be Ordered Against
All Vanderbilt Roads.
PEACE In CENTRAL AMERICA
Congressman McComas Renom-
mated by Acclamation.
THE NEWS OF THE DAY eYTELecRAPH
WITH A wHOOP.
Congressman McComas Renominated at
Oakland by Acclamation.

Special Dispatch to TIRE EVENING STAR
OAKLAND, August 2L-The republicans Of the
sixth congressional district Of Maryland held
their convention this morning to nominate a
candidate for Congress Mr.. David W. Sloan
of Allegheny county was made chairman and
MIR. F. B. Noyes of Montgomery county was
elected secretary Of the convention. Mr.
George Perrie of Allegheny county presented
the name Of Hon. l.. f. McComss for renomi-
nation and Mr. McComas' name was recorded
In turn by each Of the counties OF the district
Mr.. McComas was then renominated by accla.
nation amid great enthusiasm. Resolutions
were adopted heartily indorsng the admins
tration and Mr.. McComas. and condemning
the democratic administr alton Of state affairs.
The leaders Of the party here have no doubt of
MIR. McComas' re election by handsome ma
jority. This afternoon a mass meeting will be
addressed by Mr.. McComas. Hon. Robert p.
Porter, Representatives Hermann and Dol
liver and Mr.. Geo. L. Wellington of Cumber-
land Montgomery county sent a large dele
CATION to the convention.
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From Wall Street Today.

New YORK. August 2l.-The opening of the
stock market was again active this morning,
but the strike news published made it as weak
as yesterday was strong. and while the general
range Of values at the opening was from !. TO
. per cent lower than last evening. Canada
Southern was down ! q, Rock Island per cent,
New York Central and Union Pacific and Bur-
lington and Quincy each T. The market re-
manned in the main weak. but further losses
were generally confined 70 the smallest
fractions, and in some cases slight re-
coveries were made. On the other hand, how
ever, Northwestern. which had opened un-
changed, declined Ia per cent TO 1873. cotton
oil receipts per cent and Lake Shore y. A
more confident tone prevailed late in the hour,
and the market became quite dull; but while
some slight recoyeries were made. little recu-
perative power was shown. No further feature
of interest was developed, however. Silver
opened at ll93l; highest sale, lIsSa; lowest
1l754; closed at llS1S.
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HOUSE.

Mr.. Rogers (Ark. was the member who this
morning called the attention of the Speaker to
the fact that there was no quorum present,
and on motion of Mr.. Mckinley (Ohio) call
of the House was ordered.
One hundred and thirty nine MEMBERSHIPS
than quorum-responded to their names and
the sergeant-at-arms was dispatched to hunt
up absentees.
In the course of half an hour quorum ap-
peared, further proceedings under the call
were dispensed with and the journal was read
On motion Of Mr.. Culberson Tex a Senate
bill was passed to change the time of the ses-
sions of the circuit and district courts for the
western district of Missouri.
On motion of Mr.. Hall (Min.) bill was
passed amending the act authorizing the con-
struction Of bridge across the Red River Of
the North.
On motion of Mr.. Hatch (Ho.) Senate bill
was passed authorizing the construction of a
bridge across the Mississippi river at some ac-
cessible point between the mouth of the Illinois
and the mouth of the Missouri rivers.
THE RIVER AND HARBoR BILL.
Mr.. Henderson Qll.) reported the river and
harbor bill, asking non-concurrence in all the
Senate amendments and agreeing to the con-
ference requested by the Senate.
Mr.. Kerr Iowa) made the point Of order that
the amendments must first be considered in
committee of the whole
Mr. Henderson thereupon Withdrew the re-
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Big Railroad Consolidation.

INDIANAPOLIS, lND., August As r. Lie-
gett secretary OF the various railroad comps-
nies comprising the southwest system OF the
Pennsylvania road. arrived yesterday and in .
few minutes he had consolidated .05l miles Of
railroads now operated under different nssnes
into one corporation known as the Pittsb6rg,
Chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railway
Company. The vote against the consolidation
amounted to 6S7 shares, while $4,000 we're rep
resented in favor OF it, Another meeting viii
be held at Pittsburg on September l6. when
the officers will be elected and such matters as
changing the names Of the divisions will come
up. The new company 20 have an author
lied capital of Sl5O 600. 600 in bonds and stocks
OF this sum s42 600 900 10 be set aside for the
redemption of debts that are secured by prior
liens on the roads consolidated This will leave
$50, 0O0O00 for the purchase and construction
OF additional railways and other lawful pur-
poses.
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WISCONSIN REPUBLICANS
They Stand by the Bennett Law and
Put Up a Strong Ticket

MILWAUKEE, August 2L-The republican
state convention did not finish its labors tli
after midnight The ticket was completed ss
follows: For governor, W. ID. Howard; for
lieutenant governor, J. b. Treat; secretary OF
state, Edwin ID. Coe OF wsdworth; treasurer,
Albert B. GeIfuss of Milwaukee: attorney gem
eral, James O'Neill OF Clark county; superiD-
tendent of public schools. l. ID. Harvey of
Nnnebago; railroad commissioner Lyman Z
Brimi OF Eau Claire. The convention Was stil
In session at a m
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Calumet and Hecla Election.

Boston, August 2l.-At the annual meeting
of the Calumet and Hecla Mining Company
yesterday the following officers were elected
for the ensuing year: Alex. Agsssiz, president;
Thomas Livermore. vice president; c. B. Sea-
bury, treasurer and secretary, and Alex. Agas-
siz, Quincy A. Shaw, u. IL. Hunnewell, F.
Seventy-four thousand seven hundred and
forty eight shares we're represented The COM
pany produced 81, sec, 745 pounds of copper
during the fiscal year ending April so. 1890, and
is now producing at the rate OF over GO, ,000, 900
pounds per annum.
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Fire at Thousand Island Park.

WATERFOWL n. Y, August PA special 20
the Times says the Thousand Island Park Hotel.
five cottages and astore on Thrusand Island
Park, st. Lawrence river, burned early this
morning. No lives were lost. but IL Ii reported
that some guests were injured.
The loss will reach $50 600 The fire caught
from the stove IN the kitchen of the hotel. The
lack of hose with which TO fight the fire Was the
cause of the failure to check the flames when
first discovered About twenty buildings were
DESTROYED
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PEACE DECLARED.
Guatemala and Salvador Sign . Treaty
and the War stops

PARIS, August PA cablegram has just been
received at the Gustemalan legation here 10
the effect that peace has been signed between
Salvador and Guatemala Vice President Ayola
of Salvador has assumed the supreme execu-
tive functions, and will arrange the details OF
an election for president
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Maneuvers i'm Honor Of the,Kaiser

NARvA. August 2l.-The military maneuvers
here will conclude tomorrow. Immediately
upon their conclusion Emperor William will
start for the Peterhof palace. Gen. Won
SchweinitZ, the German ambassador TO Russia
will give banquet to Chancellor Won Caprivi
and the other members of Emperor Williams
suite in ST. Petersburg tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1890-08-21

San JosE, CAL, August 2l.-The democratic
state convention, upon reassembling yesterday
afternoon, proceeded 10 nomi nate candidates
for governor.
The first ballot resulted as follows: Mayor K
b. Pond of San Francisco. PIP: James V. Cole
man of San Mateo. l3s: William u. English OF
Oakland, 1876; A. c. Paulsel of San Joaquin. ~.
Necessary 10 a choice. 3l9 Second ballot re-
suited Pond, 2l5; Coleman. BOG. English. 1872,
Paulsel. %. The convention then adjourned
at IL O'Clock this morning