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place in the savings bank the larger part of
the excellent salary her husband earned.
LARGEST IN THE WORLD.
An Electric Plant That Drives the Ma
chinery of a Quartz Miu

An Electric Plant That Drives the Ma
chinery of Quartz Mill.
VIRGINIA, January 9th.-A test of the
Brush electric motor plant, for operating
tae Nevada mill of sixty stamps and full
complement of pans, was made last Sunday
and accepted.
This evening Evan Williams, the Super
intendent of the Nevada Mill and Mining
Company, said the plant is the largest in
the world, and transmits on copper wires
the power generated in the dynamo cham
Der which is located on the Sutro tunnel
level of the Chollar incline, 1880 feet below
the surface, to the motor located on the
surface, total distance of 9, 300 feet.
The dynamos are operated by Pelton
wheels, driven by volume of 1877 inches
of water flowing down the shaft through
ten-inch iron pipes.
Sixty-three and one.third per cent. of the
power generated is landed on the surface.
The motor plant has been in constant oper-
alton for three months under the super
vision of Horace s. Conner, an electrician
for the Brush Company.
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IRISH TENANTS.
The Schedule Arranged by the Irish
Land Commission.

I'd.
NEW YoRK. January 9th-A cable spe-
cial to the Maa and Express from London
says The schedule arranged by the Irish
Land Commission of changes in the judicial
rents for 1889 has been issued. So far as a
mere showing of figures is concerned, the
statements accorded last year have never
been excelled. The average was per cent,
while in 1885 rents were increased 10 some
cases as much as per cent. In 1884 all
rents were considerably increased
No one looks upon the present statement
CT the Tory Government as based on han
est facts, and tse Daily News describes the
report as message OF despair 20 Irish teA-
ants and as fully explaining the resigpa-
ton of so mid man as Commissioners
0'Hagan. The Daily NeNs assumes that
the object of this peculiar report was TO as
sist the Government in its proposed land
purchase scheme and 20 enable landlords
10 get bigger prices for their property.
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InrdY. IorflY.

LONDON. January 9th.-In the trial to-day
OF persons connected wifi the West End
scandal, q boy witness referred to two
aristocrats who frequently visited the house
in Cleveland street. The Court asked that
their names be suppressed for the present,
and that they be indicted as Lord c.
and Lord L."
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Advice to Mothers.-M-s. Windows
SOOTHING SYRUP should always be used when
children are cutting teeth. 1t relieves the little
by relieving the child from pain, and the little
cherub awakes as bright es a button" It IL
very pleasant to taste. It soothes the child,
softens the gums, allays all pain. relieves wind,
regulates the bowels, and is the begt-known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from
teething or other causes Twenty-fy cents q
bottle. MNF1y
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The weakness and debility which result
from illness may be speedily overcome by
the use of Ayers SarsapsTilla. This is a
safe. but powerful tonic, assists digesiion,
regulates ihs liver and kidneys, and cieanses
the blood q all germs Of disease.
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WASHINGTON, January 9th.-Miss AL
dIich, Senator Stewards niece. received an
overwhelming ovation this afternoon at
the Natior al Theater in her FIRST appear
ance on the stage. The theater was filed
to overfowing, and the audience contained
nearly every wife of the Senators, while
many OF the Senators themselves slipped
away from the executive session IN order to
attend
Miss AIdrich made an excellent impres-
sion as Maid Marion and was well sup
ported. All the boxes were taken and q
distinguished audience was present.
The Presidents family occupied the
lower right hand box, and Mrs Hearst an
upper box, being unable to secure lower
one.
The diplomatic corps were out in force.
1t was the first time that Washington has
seen one of its charming amateurs develop
into professional star, and Miss Aldrich's s
beauty, talent, and popularity made the
event of more than usual interest.
Nothing had been spared to make her
performance success, and everything in
the way of a fiTst-class company, new
and elaborate scenery and costumes, and a
leading New York manager was guaran-
teed.
An Army of Employees.
WASHINGTON, January OH An official
blue book will be issued about January
29t1. 1t shows total of over 58 coo Govern
ment employees, of which 16, 234 are en-
ployed here in the departments, as follows:
Interior 3 116; Treasury 3 642; Govern
ment Printing Office, 2,213; State, 90; War
1929; Navy, l, ,457; Post Office 62S; Justice,
81; Agriculture, 276; Labor, SO; City Gov
ernment, ,573; miscellaneous, 1851.
The salaries range from $50, 900 per an
mum, paid to the President, to $50 per
month, paid to scrub and charwomen.
Noted Mathematician Dead.
II. C. Ccffin, of the United States Navy, a
distinguished mathematician, died here
last night. Deceased was in his seventy
fifth year, ard for some time past has been
in feeble health. No arrangements for a
funeral will be made until the son of the
deceased, Lieutenant Coffin reaches this
city, Professor Coffin was well known in
scientific and nautical circles, and was the
author of several works.
The stanfords' Hospitality.
WASHINGTON, January Sth. - Senator
Stanford will give an elaborate dinner on
the 17th inst. to the thirty Senators from
the States west of the Mississippi river. 1t
is the intention to make it the most hand
some social affair of the winter season.
On January 10Th Mrs. Stanford will give
a dinner in honor of Mrs. General Grant
Only ladies will be present.
Postmasters Appointed.
WASHINGTON, January 9th.-The follow
ing changes have been made in California
Postmssters; H. w. Brewer appointed at
Lower Lake, Lake county, vice w. ]. Mas
terson, removed; f. S. II. Ingleden, Oak
Grove, San Diego county, vice Sarah A.
Sfndehaker resipnPd
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Pullman Tourist Car Excursions.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail
road Santa Fe route), under management of
salaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
Berths frnisbed dA throuSh M to to CHICAGO RATES Rates
same rs from San Francisco. baggage checked
through to destination G. W. RAlLToN, agent,
231 ] street, Sacramento. Cal. m3-1mHWF
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Facts Worth Knowing.

In all diseases of the nasal mucous membrane
the remedy used must be non.irritating. The
medical profession has been slow to learn this.
Nothing satisfactory can be accomplished with
douches snuffS, powders or syriDges, because
they are all irritating, do not thoroughly reach
the affected surfaces and should be abandoned
as worse than failures. A multitude of persons
who had for years borne all the worry and pain
that catarrh can infliet testify to radical cures
wrought by Ely's Cream Balm. MWF
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b. Il. StOll, Dentist, 6G6 j street, wishes
to inform his patients and all those in need of
dentistry that he has reduced his prices one
half, and will guarantee all operations to be
first-class and satisfactory or no charge made.
jail d&Sulf
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COURT-MARTIALs.
That at Los Angeles Dissolved and
New One Appointed.

That at Los Angeles Dissolved and a
New One Appointed.
WAsHINGToN, January 9fh.-The Army
Retiring Beard, which was convened al
Los Angeles, Cs!., July Goth last, has been
dissolved and a new one appointed as fol.
lows: Colonel Benjamin H. Grierson
Lieutenant-C Colonies Joseph H. Smith and
Roby H. Hall, and Majors Huntington and
Volkman The Commanding Officer. oil
the Department of Arizona will detail a
Recorder. Major leonard Y. Loring. Sur
geon, has been ordered before the Board
for examination.
Secretary Proctor has remirted that por-
ton of the Court-martial sentence in the
case of First Lieutenant Cushmsn which
required him to be confined TO the limits
of the post. and TO forfeit portion Of his
monthly pay.
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The best place in California to have your
printing done A. j. Johnston d Co.'S, 4l0 ]
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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ENGLAND AND PORTUGAL.
serpa Pinto is More Trouble to PortugaI
Than is Her Finance.


Than is Her Finance.
LONDON, January 9th.-The Times says it
has information showing q Portuguese
order compelling all letters at Quillimane
to 20 through the Portuguese Office was is
sued one month after Johnson, the British
Consul, reached Quillimane and claims
the order was issued for the purpose of de-
laying JohDson's mail.
The Chronicles correspondent at Rome
says that Portugal suggested that the Pope
act as arbitrator in the dispute between
herself and England, but England refused
point blank to accept the arbitration.
LONDON, January 9th-The Standards
Lisbon correspondent writes that Senior
Comes, the Portuguese Foreign Minister,
agrees to so much of Englapd's demands
as required the suspension of all action on
Shire river and in Massaland, and the with
drawal of the armed forces from the terri
tory in dispute. In the event of a failure
of the negotiations Portugal will appeal to
the good offices of the Great Powers.
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Decker Bros.'-The artists piano. Write
to KOHLER St CHASE, San Francisco. n25,3m
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Frye, from the Committee on Commerce,
reported bill for the erection of first
order lighthouse at Cape Disappointment,
Washington. The bill was placed on ,he
calendar.
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NEW TO-DAY.

advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wi,sts Lost,
Found, For Sale To Let c1Id similar notices under
his head are inserted for cests per line the first
time and cents per line each Subsequent time. AR
notices OF this character ,pig be found under this
heading.
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Lewis winter, Wood Engraver, ser j VI
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The Ladies' Howard Society will meet
TO-DAY, at l P. IL, ct K. of P. Eail-Ninth-
street entrance. Its
T OSr OR STRAYEO-FROM 21I1 ST, A
u Bay Horse, three white ieet, white spot in
forehead Finder will please return same to
402 street and receive reward. jal0-3t
r OST-A YOUNG NEWFOUNDLAND DOG,
IL spotted black and white. Answers the
name OF Jack. hinder will please return the
same to JOE P0HElM, 600 J street, and receive
suitable reward Its
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WANTED--LOST FOUND.

yIT ANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
w place to do general housework and
cooking. Apply 1881 street. Ia9-St%
M TANTED-A GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE
w work at 12lS seventeenth street. ja9-2t*
A STEADY JAPANESE WANTS TO DO
"A housework or plain cooking. Address NJ,
this Office. ja9-2t@
NTANTED-PARTIES TO BORROW MONEY
w on their city and country property. Plenty
OF money to loan. Address MONEY L0ANER,
p. o. BOX 49, Sacramento. nStf
xSJANTED = WOOD CHOPPERS, FARM
w hands, mixers cooks. walters, twenty
women and girls for general housework and
cooking. None but sober. steady people need
apply. At EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
and streets. Telephone 232
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FROM THE ORIENT.

Great Fire at Foochow The French
Policy in Tonquin.
SAN Francisco, January 9th.-By the
arrival of the City of Peking we have ad-
vices from Hongkong to December 9th
and from Yokohama to December Goth.
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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Dangerous Condition Of The Young
Spanish King AlfonzO.
CLEOPATgNs TOMB DISCOVERED.
Warehips to Occupy Delagoa Bay
The Extradition Treaty
With Great Britain.
NEARING THE END.

ESPECIAL D1afATcEzs TO THE RzooRD-UMos.l
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PREPARATIONS!

FOR THE PAST TWO WEEKS A FORCE OF HELP
have been busy re-marking Piles and Piles of
Goods. to enable us to place before the public
one OF the Largest Stocks of MERCHANDISE,
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FOR sALE-TO LET-ETC.

TOR SALE-IWO FIRST-CLAsS MILCH
Z Cows. Inquire at 1905 street. jag 5t*
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Extradition Tu4at

HAVANA, January 9th.-An investigation
shows the defalcation of the Treasury De-
partment is larger than at first reported.
The amount of funds missing now reaches
100000. Many officials are implicated in
q conspiracy TO plunder the Government.
Several officials of the irst-class have been
arrested.
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ITO LET-Two GOOD BUSINESS STORES.
i No. 800 and 904 K street. Inquire of NJ. r.
kOSE iaS.tf
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TOR RENT-ONE HUNDRED ACRES OF
T. good Alfalfa pasture at Brighton. Inquire
Of PERKINS q son. Perkins Station. iGgtf
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
TIE IRISH STANDARD: oA IUKDAY. JANUARY l8. 8

recently taken place. In Italy, the sub
mission of Ansonlo Franchl, an apos
tate priest, who for forty years had taken
a chief place among the professors Of
the new light aud had filled with renown
a chair of their philosophy. has called
on the emf mics of religion to recon
slder their position. Again, the con
version, some years ago in France, OF
Leo 'Taxill, a leader among the Ffeema-
sons, has now been followed IN Spain by
that Of another man IF emineDce in the
sect, and it is announced vet that other
members of mark are about to copy the
example. Advanced Philosophy. there
tore, no more than erroneous religious
creeds,f has power retgin among its ad
herents men of able aud candid minds.
whose attention has been eff-ctive,y
called to the claims of the Catholic
Church.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
RELIGIOUS NOTES.

The italian Chamber Of Deputies; by
a vote Of 1855 to SO. passed Oh December
10 the bill depriving the clergy Of the
direction of all charities. The Govern
ment intends to take possession of all
charitable foundations and other plous
works.
VIM, H. Smith, colorel man, who
has been Assistant Librarian OF the
House Of Repl in Washing
ton for years, has BEEN appointed Lii
brarian. He is a Catholic. He is a
member Of st. Augustines CONGREGATION,
at the capital, and was temporar,
chairman of the Colored Catholic Cou-
aress that met in Washington on New
Years of last year.
Henry F. Downing, negro, who for
nine years was 0. s, Consul in Africa
delivered lecture on The u .rk Con
tinent," 18th ulJ, in the Bridge stree,
Methodist Church OF Brooklyn, n. Y
and surprised his hearers by contrast
ing Catholic and Protestant missionary
work in Africa, greatly to the advaat
age Of the former, and . PARTICULARLY COM
mending the Jesuit missions.
A hundred negro bows, baptized
Catholics in Uganda, Africa, who wert
slowly burned to de tth last year for the
faith. by KING Muanga, will shortly b.
beatided. The hrst process IS begun
1t is satisfactory to know that Muaugs
has been deprived. by some other potsn-
tate. az all s dominions, aud still more
satisfactory to hear that he has Fl ID Il
the missionaries and requests instruc-
Lion in Chris ianity.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
confidence of the Priest.

The Catholic Columbian recently pub.
Iished the following as an example OF
the confidence the Catholic priest in
spires in the heart OF dying man.
A noteworthy feature Of the Catholic
Church is the spirit of reverence ever
manifested even under the most trying
circumstances towards Gods anointed
A singular illustration Of this univer-
sal truth was shown at Milford Centre,
O., Tuesday night of last week A poor
unfortunate stranger was caught under
the night vest,bule train on the Big
Four r r and his lower limbs mangled
in a horrible manner. Amputatlon ot
one leg and part of the other foot was
found necessary. The man giving his
name as John O'Connell, 9th Ward,
Philadelphia, had called for priest and
Rev John Hickey, of Marvsville, was
notified by telegra +" to 'me on tbs first
train which would arrive about 2
o'clock, a. m. Father Hicky did not
wait for the train but drove over six
miles in buggy and was at the unfor-
tunate mans side during the painful
operation. Upon regaining conscious
ness the poor fellow was Piled with a
number of impertinent questions and
reasonably refused to proffer any salts
factory information. Father Hickey at
this moment whispered to the man ask
ing him if he didn't wish the priest !;
replying in the affirmative, the attend
ing physicians told Tim that it was the
priest then at his side. A ray Of bright
ness flashed On the poor mans counter
ance and turning he said in the most
atfectionate manner Father, please
excuse me-"
His whole manner changed and he
became as gentle as child while all
withdrew from the waiting room Of the
station, leaving the priest and the peni~
tent in the presence of God.
It was but another proof Of the power
of faith in the Catholic heart and wen
the admiration Of all who, peering
through the station windows, were
amazed at the spectacle.
Father Hickey at once telegraphed to
the Sisters Hospital at Columbus and
the poor aM cted man was taken there
by the early morning train.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
MORTGAGE SALE.

snEFAULT having been made in the payment %,
/ Of the sum Of two hundred eight 81 LOO
($2O8. 81 dollars, which ts Claimed to be due
at the date of this notice upon certain mort
gage. dulv executed and delivered hy Je .nie z.
Rad al Il William N. Read t., Bridget gallagher.
bearing date the eighth day Of May A. D. l8 'S.and
duly recorded in the office vi the Register of
Deeds In and for the County of hennepln. and
State of Minnesota. on the 18th day OF June,
A. %. 1889, at 5 o clock p M. In book B0 OF
mortgages on page Is Hnd no action or pro-
cee,ling ut law or otherwise having been lnsti-
tuted to recover the debt secured by said mort
gage. or AIly part thereof:
Now therefore. notice IS 'reby given. thar oy
virtue Of q power of sale contained In said
mortgage. and pursuant to the statute In such
case made and provided, the said mortgage Will
tie fOrecloseu, aud the premises described IN
and covered by said mortgage. viz: Lot three
tS) Of block four az of Park addition to Winnie
apOlis acc,,rding t., the plat thereof nD file and
Of record in the Register of Deeds office ID q q
for Hennapsn County, state of Minnesota,
with the Establishments aud appurtenancts
viii BE- Y rold at pu lie auction, to the
hip b SC bidder for Cash, TO pay said debt
and interest, and the taxes, il any, on said
premises and twenty dollars attornes's fee
as stiput:teu in and by said mortgage IN case
of foreclosure and the disbur sen1ents ailoWed
by law; which sale will be made Try the
sheriff OF said Hennepin County. ut tn. 'front.'
do.,r OF the Court. House, in the city OF Mime
polls ID said County aud state. on the thirteenth
day Of January. A. ID 1920 At 10O'clock =. m OF
that day, subject to redemption at any time
within one year from the day or sale, as pro-
vided bvs law. 3s II as Z 80
81 Dated III inneapoiis. November 27tn, A. D. 1883.
BHiD " 81 e e Z, e IS I'm y ~
$s - 4 ~ .ta sc.as ~ ,rtuapaa.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
.C,ATHOI. I(y EWS.
TIE FLIGHT INTO EGYPT.

The road from Judea to Egypt
Was dusty to travel-worn feet.
As Joseph and Mary, with Jesus,
Rode quietly down the lone street.
A messenger from the star portal
OF wonderful wisdom and light
Had ordered the desolate journey
In darkness and silence of night:
For Herod, the baughty and cruel,
An edict had issued to slay
Ihe children Of Juda by thousands,
With dawn Of the incoming day.
Bright shoae the nights jewels above them.
The DON at the cret cent hung low,
AS iist'ning with hearts tbrobbing wildly.
They heard the footballs Of the foe.
The patient ass. bearing bis burden,
Shifted dams er upon the night air,
Said: Jesus. my Lord end my Master.
Tell the soldiers lamb you have here"
sHaltl ye who have chosen the darkness
10 fee in. What carry YOU there:''
"a lamb, that's for sacrifice only,
Is surely the burden we bear"
Then selzing the bag. young soldier
Forced open the mouth. when, behold!
Not the Lion of Juda, but, bleating.
A lily white lamb from the fold.
Agnus Del! 81 sacrifice truly.
An Offering made for all time.
A gift from Omnipotence only.
On Calvary's altar sublime.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
Catholics IN America.

Il Christopher Columbus, "a Catholic, is
the marvellous link in the chain of time
which connects the history OF the Old
World with the New.
John de la G, sd, Catholic, was fa-
NOUS companion OF Columbus He acted
as his pilot.
Amerons Vespuco, from whom Amer
ica &C 'identaily received her name, was
Catholic.
The discoverer of the Pacific Ocean was
a Catholic, the renowned Vasco de
Balboa.
The d scoverer of Florida, John Ponce
de Leon, was member of the same
Church.
The diecove1er of California and con-
querer OF Mexico was a Catholic, Fer
nando Cortez.
Do Soto, a Catholic, conquered F o.
rida and discovered the Lower Missjss-
ippi.
The discoverer OF Lower Canada and
the river st, Lawrence was jams
Cartier, Catholic.
The discoveries of the mainland OF
North America were the Catholics John
and Sebastian Cabot.
The founder OF the Oldest city in the
United States--St. Augustine, Fla. was
Peter Me|endez, Catholic.
The Catholic, Sir George Calvert CLord
BaItirnore) Was the founder of Maryland.
The disco7erer of Lake Huron was
the Catholic monk, Joseph LeCaron,
o. s. +. wa.
The founder Of Quebec and discoverer
of Lakes Champlain and Ontario was
the Catholic, s .muel de Cnamplain.
The missionary of the Iruquols was the
Jesuit, Isaac Jogues, and the Jesnits are
Catholics. .-
The first missionary of the Hurons was
John de Brrhnuf, j, suit
Tue fir-t Governor and Chief Justice
of Maryland was Leonard Calvert, a
Catholic.
The first missionary in Maryland was
Andrew White, Jesuit.
The discoverer of The Upper Mississ-
ippi and the apostle of the valley of that
name was the Jesuit James Marquette
The Ohio river was first discovered by
De la Sale, Catholic.
The founder of the American navy
was John Barry. a G .thol c.
Tue commander of the cavalry in the
Revolutionary war was Stephen Mo, Ian,
Catholic.
Thomas Fitzsimmons, Pennsylvania's
signer of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, was Catholic.
The Irish standard., 1890-01-18
PROBATE NOTICE,

oTATE OF MINNESOTA, County Of Hen.
- nepiu.- Probate Court.
In the matter of the estate of Thomas Fagan,
deceased. 80.
/ On reading and filing the final account ct the
executor OF the last will of said deceased. and
MIS- petition prayinx for tina allowance OF said
accou It and for decree assigning the residue
Of said estate to the persons BY law entitled to
the same:
It is ordered, That said petition be heard at q
Court House ia the City Of minneapolis. in aaid
County. Ga Monday. the Sd day Of February.
1890 at ten O'clock in the forenoon; and that
notice OF such hearing be. given to all persons
..ach week for three successive weeks prior. to
said dav Of hearing in The Irish star dard.
news paper pr ted and published ia aaid County
Dated at Minneapolis, this 9Th day OF January.
1890 - =,
.ss. Judge of Probate.
j. B. QUINN, Attorney.