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Stanford and Representatiye Morrcw called

Stanford and Representative Morrow called
on the President this morning,
The Secretary of the Treasury has ap-
pointed David S. Spencer Third Assistant
Keeper of the light station az Point Arena
California
Among the petitions and memorials in
troducei to dsy were the following: By
Stanford, from the San Francisco Cham Der
OF Commerce, urging the establishment of
a training ship at San Francisco barbor;
from the San Diego Chamber of Commerce,
asking protection for San Diego harbor;
by Mitchell of Oregon, memorial from
the Portland and San Francisco Chambers
OF Commerce. asking for rebate on tobacco
and snuff. Morrow presented similar
memorial from the San Francisco Chamber
or Commerce in the House.
John Wilmer Hughes of San Diego was
admitted to practice in the Supreme Court
to-day.
ID. spreekles and George H. Morrison
OF San Francisco are at the Shoreham
Hotel.
Senator Mitchell offered resolution to.
day, which was agreed 70, iGstructing the
Committee on Foreign Relations to inquire
lnto the advisability OF the passage of a
law authorizing a sUsFey for q trans Pa.
eihc submarine cable telegraph from some
point on the Pacific coast 10 the Hawaiian
Islands, and thence by Samoa and New
Zealand to Australia, and to encourage the
formation OF company for the purpose.
The Presidents Message.
WASHINGTON, December 2d.-Very gen.
ersl satisfaction with the Presidents mes.
sage is expressed at the Capital
The Republis ans speak in high praise OF
its wisdom, while the Democrats say they
are delighted with il, because il is so un-
wise and radically opposed to what the
people of the country favor. There may
be few Republicans who do not spprove
the suggestion against free coinage, and
others who may think it wise to "go slow
on the Federal elections bill, but these are
keeping very quiet, and there is unanimity
OF praise for the message from Republican
sources. 1t is in line with the policy OF
the party leaders in both houses of Con-
gress and is an Endorsement of the plan ST.
ready well defined. 1t adopts most rad
ical and courageous policy, and the leaders
are enthusiastic in their eagerness to carry
ii
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a Painter, who Wanted Some work
Done il tbot

Oone, Is EhOt.
SAN RAFAEL, December 2d.-Tbis morn
ing about O'Clock, All Lee, aliaa Frank.
Chinese in the employ of T. B. Berry, shot
and fatally injured G. H Shenton,
painter, who had been employed ON the
berry residence. The Chinaman is now in
jail.
The facts of the case, as near as couId be
learned, are as follows Shenton had been
WORKING at the Berry place for the past few
days. This morning he went there 10 paint
front hallway and finish up his lob. He
found that the hallway 10 which he was to
work was dusty, and be asked the Chinese
10 sweep 1t tor him. Lee applied q vile
eplthet to shenton, as reply, and Shen-
ton struck him. The Chiuaman then at
tempted 10 strike Shentoa with broom,
and Shenton took the broom from him.
an Lee then ran TO his room, put on his
coat, and started 10 Berry's brothers
house.
shenton got into his wagon and started
to go TO Ross Valley. The Chinaman
waited until he came up TO him, and call
ing him vile name, opened fire on the
painter.
Shenton attempted to Jump from his
wagon, when q second shot WIS fired.
taking effect in his back. He fell to the
ground, and the murderous Mongul de-
nDefateiy nred TWO more shots, none of
them taking effect.
The Chinamau then ran to the Berry
house and gave his pistol to Mr. Berry,
telling him what he had DONE Berry took
the Chinaman into custody and delivered
him to the Sheriff Shenton was conveyed
to his home, and on examination was
found to have been shot in the left side,
the bullet lodging in his spine. His
lower limbs are paralyzed and his recovery
is doubtful
All Lee is spoken of by those who en-
ployed him as very quiet Chinaman.
He has been teacher in the Chinese
Mission School here. Among The working
Class who have had anything to do with
him, he is known as quarrelsome and
vicious. He has repeatedly shown his re-
volver TO persons working around him in
threatening manner
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NEW APPORTIONMENT.
How the States Win Be Represented
Under the Late Census.

HOW tne states VIII BE Represented
Under the Late Census.
WASHINGTON, December 2d.-In the
House to-day Frank of Missouri intro
duced for reference a bill making an ap-
portionment under the eleventh census.
1t provides that after the 81 of March, 1898,
the House of Representatives shall be COM
posed of 356 members, as follows: Ala
bama 8, Arkansas 6 California 7, Colorado
2, Connecticut 4, Delaware l, Florida 2,
Georgia II, Idaho l, Illinois %, Indiana
Is, Iowa IL, Kansas s, Kentucky s,
Louisiana 6, Maine 4, Maryland 6, Mas
sachusetts 13, Michigan ~, Minnesota I,
Mississippi Z, Missouri Is, Montana 1, Ne
braska g. Nevada l, New Hampshire .,
New jersey S, New York 81 North Caro-
lima 0, North Dakota l, Ohio 81, Oregon 2,
Pennsylvania 80, Rhode Island 2 South
Carolina I, South Dakota 2, Tennessee 10,
Texas 13, Vermont 2, Virginia 10, Wash
ington 2. West Virginia A. Wisconsin 10,
and Wyoming /.
Whenever new State is admitted, a
Representative or Representatives assigned,
it shall be in addition to the number, 356.
In each State entitled to membership
under this apportionment, the number
which such State may be entitled to in the
Fifty-third and each subsequent Congress
shall be elected by districts composed of
the territory contiguous, adjoining, and
the compact distance from the central
point of the district to the several bouu-
daries of the district shall be nearly as
equal as practicable. The population of
no district shall be greater nor less than
the average population of the several dis
tricts of the State by more than 5000.
The changes are as follows:
Gains-Arkansas l, California /, Colorado
l, Illinois l, Massachusetts 1, Michigan /,
Minnesota 2, Missouri l, Nebraska 8, New
Jersey l, Oregon l, Pennsylvania 2, Texas
2, Washington l, and Kansas 1.
Losses-lndiana l. Kentucky l, South
Carolina l, and Virginia l..
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Experience Of an Ex. .Champion.

Athletes and men who take ordinary
outdoor exercise, such as running, bicycle
riding, jumping, swimming tennis, ETC..
are often the subject of acute troubles. The
experience of an ex-champion walker will
be of interest to all who are afflicted. Read
the following letter,
mo. 324 East Nineteenth Street, New
York, April 2, 1856. Numerous state
ments relative to the merits of different
plssters having been brought to my at
tention, l take this opportunity 10 state
that | have used ALLcocK's Porous PLAs.
TIERS for over 20 years and prefer them to
any other kind. l would furthermore
state that l was very sick with catarrh of
the kidneys, and attribute my recovery en-.
tirely to ALLcocK's Porous PLAsTERs.
HARRY Brooks
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FIRE-BUG CAPTUBED.
A Confession shows Some Startling De-
velopments in Fresno,

SAN Francisco, December 2d-A special
from Fresno says the developments follow
ing the arrest of !. E. Williams on a charge
Of arson last night seem to account for the
origin of number of disastrous fires which
have visited Fresno in the past eighteen
months.
Williams, who is prominent church
member, has been in partnership with his
father here in the undertaking business.
Last July an undertaking establishment,
in which it is claimed Williams had an in
terest, was burned, and O. Schillman, who
was arrested just after the fire, has con-
fessed that Williams paid him and man
named Miller to fire the building, in order
that he might obtain the insurance money
on it.
Miller left town soon after the fire, his
railroad passage to some unknown place
having been paid by Williams. Other ar
rests will follow
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CALIFORNIA PRODUCTS.
Offerings in the Eastern Market for
Dried Fruit.

New YORK, December 2d.-California
fruit offerings here are reported by the Com
nerciat Bulletin as follows Dried pears
fair quality, 124c; Magnolia crown loose
Muscatel raisins in boxes, 81 go; Lima
beans, first-class, 81 80 per bushel. Spot
sales are reported of crown Muscatel
raisins in bags at 73c, f. o. b prunes in
bags, size 60 10 20, at lie; about 500 pack
ages of California honey at 7lc for white
and Sf@7c for light amber.
NEW YORK, December 2i.-Philadelphia
merchants, it is reported, turned over some
bargains in California dried fruits last week.
One firm Is said to have secured a carload
OF prunes at SIC per pound and resold at
104c, whilst others are put down as buyers
of unpeeled peaches at 12@14c per pound.
1t is not claimed that either line of goods
was of first-class quality. The indications
are that the prices in both lines of fruit
have struck hard pan
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DROWNED IN PUGET SOUND.
Sad Death of Union Pacific Surveying
Engineer.

Engineer.
SEATTLE wash, December 2j.-W. R.
Lehman an engineer in charge Of Union
Pacific surveying party, was drowned by
the capsizing of sail boat in the sound,
off Pulley Point, few miles above this
city, yesterday. He was out in the boat
with three engineers, when squall came,
up and the boat was overturned, throwing
all four into the water.
They all cluug to the boat for two hours,
but finally Lehman became exhausted and
lost his hold, going to the bottom
The other men hung on for several
hours, before the boat was washed ashore.
They had divested themselves of all their
clothing while in the water, and tramped
through the woods all night.
Lehman came here year ago from
Denver, where he was employed by the
Union Pacific,
Boats have been engaged all day search
ing for Lehman's body.
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CAUSED a SENSATION.
Defaalter's Discovery Threatens a
seattle Bank.

SEATTLE Wash J, December 2d.-Finan-
cial circles were somewhat agitated to-day
by the statement that W. r. Thorneli,
Cashier of the Boston National Bank in
this city. was short in his accounts. A
run commenced on the bank, but was
stopped in short time by the announce
ment that the shortage had been made
good. Thornell was formerly manager of
the Seattle, Lake Shore aud Eastern Rail
way. He came here in 1888 from Denver,
where he was convicted of embezzlement
but was Immediately pardoned. He is now
sick with typhoid fever, and the amount of
his shortage is not known Heis Treasurer
of the Northwestern Baseball League and
several other companies.
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LAND BILL.
Gladstone Opposes Its Passage in a Wig
orous Speech,

Gladstone Opposes Its Passage in a Wig
orous Speech.
LONDON, December 2d.-In the Commons
to-day Balfour moved that the Irish land
purchase bill pass to second reading.
Ellis moved an amendment, declaring
the bill unsafe as regards the Imperial ex-
chequer and unjust to the occupier of the
land
Gladstone said he found nothing in the
changes in the bill since last session likely
to render its character more satisfactory.
He reminded the House that in view of the
fact that circumstances prevented the pres.
ence of the Irish members tonight, it
would be great mistake to pass the land
bill, opposed as it vas to their desires and
convictions. Want of Irish authority
went to the root of the whole matter and
impelled every true friend of Ireland to op-
pose the bill.
Chamberlain advised Balfour to with
draw the concession removing the twenty
years limit, but to adhere to rate paw ers
plebiscite.
Balfour replied that ne estim ated the to-
tai amount required to complete the pur-
chase at 495 600 900. The bill in providing
for an advance of $4,000 600 would make
great impression and greatly simplify the
problem. He would reconsider the ques-
ton OF the twenty year limit. The rate
payers plebiscite he considered valuable
alteration.
Active Dutch Republicans.
The HAGUE, December 21.-Since the
death of King William the Dutch Repub-
licans have been particularly active. The
police throughout Holland have seized q
large number Of Republican placards, and
measures have been adopted to prevent the
public dissemination of Republican doc.
trines.
Compare 1t With Ours.
MONTREAL, December 2d.-Extremely
and Western Quebec. The temperature
here too day was 15o below zero, with a
high wind blowing. Other points report
from 14o to 370 below zero.
Warning Natives.
BRUSSELS, December 2d.-Adyices from
Congo report that the natives are still re-
beillous and lighting between them and the
forces of the State. Eight natives were
killed and twenty wounded in q recent con-
flict.
Disastrous Gale.
ST. JOHNS On. FL, December 2i.-There
was terrific gale in this region last night,
which blew down houses, barns and fences.
The shipping at Hsrbor Grace suffered
considerable damage.
Daring Robbers.
PARIS December 2d.-Another railway
robbery is reported. Madame Marquise
Gaggel, travelling from Monaco to Toulon,
was attacked by thieves, who pinioned her
and robbed her of large sum.
In the Reichstag.
BERLIN, December 2d.-The Reichstag
re-assembled to-day. The bill providing
for the defense of Heligoland passed first
reading.
Banker villers Dead.
PARIS, December 2d.-M. LIE Grand Vii.
lers, Governor Of the Bank of France, died
to-day.
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PENSION APPROPRIATIONS BILL.
1t Will be the First Reported at the
Present Session.

1t VIII be the First Reported at the
Present Session.
WASHINGTON, December ID. = The first
bill to be reported this session is the pen.
sion appropriation bill, which Represent
alive Morrow yesterday presented in the
House. The bill, which was referred to
Committee OF the Whole, carries an ap.
preparation of SI35 ,099, ,7S5. Its details
have already been published. When the
bill IS taken up for consideration, lively
debate is expected upon it. The state
ment will probably be made from the Re-
publican side that no more pension bills
will be pressed for passage this season.
4 stormy fight will be made to secure
the enactment of the prisoners of wsr bill.
oui even the majority is 10; unit OH tie
aavisaoiiitY Of the action.
Inc opposition is based on the ground
that prisoners who have suffered the great
est amount Of injury and who would have
been most entitled to the benefits of the
Act are all dead.
In view of the feeling on the subject of
pensions, it may be confidently predicted
that the bill introduced yesterday by Rep
resentative Pickler will sleep in the commit
tees pigeon hole. Mr. Picker proposes
that no person now on the pension rolls
or who may be placed upon them shall re.
ceive less than s69 per month.
National Capital Notes.
WASHINGTON, December 2d.-Senator
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Retarding business.

BOULDER CREEK, December % The
horse pneumonia has developed here
within the past week, and number of
livery stables and teamsters have horses
laid up with it. Feed is high and busi-
ness has been somewhat affected on ac-
count of the disease.
Forest fires, which continue to rage in
the vicinity, have made deer-hunting
good sport. Nineteen bucks have been
killed by hunters in the last six weeks.
Senator Stewards Brother Dead.
SUFFER- CREEK, December 21.-Colonel
S. d. r. Stewart, brother OF Senator Stew
art superintendent and large owner of the
Lincoln mine, died this morning very sud-
denly from apoplexy. The deceased was
well known in mining circles. He was at
one time State Senator of the State of
Nevada.
Millie Panhcrst Acquitted.
SAN FRANCISCO, December 2d.-The trial
OF Millie Panhorst, the young woman who
shot and killed Samuel Goldberg several
months ago, was concluded to day and the
jury rendered verdict tonight OF acauittaI.
The DEFENDANTS counsel made plea that
the shooting was done in self. defense.
Crushed to Death.
FRESNO, December I'd. = Frederick r.
Brown, aged 81, farm laborer. fell from
his wagon on his way home this afternoon
and the two wheels passed over his chest.
crushing four ribs. He lived but a short
time. He came here from San Francisco.
Worthy Act.
Los ANGELES, December I'd Mrs. Eliza.
beth Hollenb ok, widow of J. A. Hollen-
oeck, to-day decided an interest of about
$'oo,oOo worth OF property to fund for
home Tor INDECENT women and homeless
children. ''''
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"Mrs. winslow,s Soothing svruno

Has been used over fifty years by millions OF
mothers for their children while teething, with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, softens
lates the bowels, and is the best remedy for
diarrhea whether arising from teething or
other causes. For sale by druggists in every
Winslow's Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. MWE
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Republican Victory.

Los ANGELES, December 2i.-Complete
returns of yesterdays municipal election
show the entire Republican ticket elected
except the City Engineer and one Library
Trustee. Hazard for Mayor received
majority of 201 over Ling, the Democrat,
and the ward reform Democrats elect three
Councilmen, and the Republicans six.
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AT LAST.
The Long Looked-for Rain Puts in an
Appearance.

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2d.--Rain is
reported falling at various portions of the
State with prospects of continued storm.
The following points report rain: Peta-
luna. Grass Valley, Oroville, San Rafael
and Healdsburg. Rain commenced fall
ing in San Francisco early in the evening
and continued during the night.
STOCKTON, December 2d.-A strong wind
is blowing from the rain quarter, with in
dications of the long looked for storm.
There were light sprinkles here during
the afternoon, and the farmers want the
rain to commence ploTing.
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and Pacific Railroad Santa Fe route) is now
twelve hours shorter to Kansas City ami 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. RAILTON, Agent, 1904 Fourth
street. Sacramento. MWF
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Carpenters, ,Attention.-All members of
Carpenters Union, No 3il are requested to at
tend meeting WEDNESDAY, December 3d. as
matters of grea. importance will be discussed.
W. GARRISON, President.
F. J. TOWNSEND Sec. Pro Tenn. d2.2.s
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why continue the use of Irritating pow

ders, snuffs or liquids. Ely's Cream Balm,
pleasant of application and sure cure for
catarrh 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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The proprietors of EIy's Cream Balm
edy for catarrh, colds in the head and hay
fever. 1t is not liquid or a snuff but is easily
applied into the nostrils. It gives relief at
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OnlyOne More Moon Christmas
~ See Show Window of Plush Goods. "a
HAVE YOU THOUGHTS OF BUYING BOOKS?

We have thousands. Not thin place in
the long row of shelves arranged on the base
ment floor Everything is fixed to make your
choosing easy. CHRISTMAS CARDS, BOOK
LET'S and NOVELTIES generally. main floor.
adjoining cloak-roon.
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holders of the Feather River Canal Company
will 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
OF eiecting Board OF Directors for the ensuing
year, and to transact such other business as
may come before the meeting for consideration.
Attest: A. T. HATCH, President.
j. L. GILLIs, Secretary. n30.l0(Su)
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OF the Masonic Hall Association of Sacramento,
Cal, will be held at Masonic Building, south
west corner Sixth and X streets, on MONDAY
EVENING, Decent ber s, 1890, at $50 o'clock.
n30 St(Su) VIM. B. DAVIS Secretary.
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How Is YOUR BLANKETS?

Likely there's cold wave Matching
Five pounds of clean, white wool in a
Blanket--one of the kind that hangs over all
around. Worth $5, selling for 81.
Dozens of different weight Blankets, white.
scarlet, blue, gray and Vcuna, California and
Eastern prices in your interest.
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Fatal accident to Party Of Engineers
Fear Ssattle.
MILE PANHORsT ACQUITTED.
"A Chinaman Murders a Fainter at
San Rafaei-Horse Pneumonia
at Boulder Creek-Rain.
KILLED BY A CBrSaNAN

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEconD-ua1oNI
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NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Some Comments on President Harfi-
sons Message.
THE NEW APP0RTIoNMENT BILL.
Secretary Window Submits a Com
prehensive Report on the Gov
ernment's Finances.
WINDOWS BUDGET.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RzoosD-us1os.J
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For school or play, rain or shine, whatever
head-rig the girl should have, no need to point
to this or that; any style that ought to be here
is here. You know it, if you know the Red
House Millinery Rooms. More prices are all
aslant your way.
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The best place In California to have your
printing done: A. J. JOHNSTON & CO.'S, 410
J street, Sacramento, Cal
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Mrs, DR.. French, the renowned fortune
teller. This woman tells wonderful things;
also, brings troubled parties together again.
Brown House, corner Fourth and K streets
room IL. Just arrived from Chicago n2e-7t*
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New and select importations of the
finest sausages, swiss cheese, etc. Also, fresh
butter and eggs received daily at F. BAUM
LES. T23 I street
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TN FOREIGN LANDS.
TN FOREIGN LANDS.
Pafaell Oh the Rack Before tie Irish
Members.
MUCH CONFIDENCE II HIM YET.
The Land Bill in the House of Com
mons-Gladstone Makes an
Attack Upon it.
lsPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RKcoRD-us1os.l
MUCH CONFIDENCE II HIM YET.
PARNELL's PLIGHT,

SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RRooRD-u,uos.l
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Sample Rooms, IO14 Sixth street, be-
tween and <. Fine Wines, Liquors and Cigars.
nl4-tf JACOB KAERTH, Proprietor.
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FANCY PATTERN MACINTOSH

Or Double Texture Coats, for wet and cold.
These garments are thoroughly vucanized,
waterproof and will not grow hard. They
come in light and dark wool cheviot patterns.
making a desirable and dressy Overcoat
Price, So.
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HEADACHE

Proceeds from a Torpid Liver and
impurities of the Stomach, and can be
invariably cured if you will only
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WASHINGTON, December 2d.-senator
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Painless Extraction of Teeth by use of
local snesthetic. DR.. WELDON, dentist, Eighth
and streets. ie22-tf