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The weekly Thibodaux sentinel and journal of the 8th Senatorial District. [volume] (Thibodaux, Lna. [i.e. La.]) 1875-1898, 1890-04-05
Serment dune Mere.
Par A. MATTHEY.

| "Auieu SarueZ-VOus LulSd.
LIE commissaire de police relut
deux fois cette piece, tt, au lien de
la rendre an baron, la replia ct la
garda. disant:
-C'est un docament precleux, ct
qui leve tons les doutes. La NAL.
hpureuse ne Sc trompait point dams
ses GRANTEES.
-J'ai recu ce billet, hier an soir.
reprit lie baron. mais ie favais
presQue oublie, dams lemotlon Que
ma causee la crise terrible de
madame Rivadarcos.
Et lie baron, EN- peu de mots
haches. raconta an magistrat les
scenes auxquelles nous avons as
siste.
-Je comprends. monsieur, repon.
dit ce detnier lentement, tout ce
que ces nouvelles inquie,udes sur
la sante, sur Ia raison meme, dune
eponse que vous semblez cherir, a
juste titre, ajoutent d'angoisses a
,outes vos angoisses paternelles, ct
il fant, en- efftt, eEiter de porter ce
rnuveau coup a madame la barOnne.
bu reste, la lettre que vous veneZ
,.c me confer vaut mieux que tous
les temoignages oraux que j'aurais
pm obtenir de madame Rivadarcos,
ct eclaire la situation dune lumiere
eclatante. Laissons done ignorer,
! auS>i longtempS que possible. ce
triste eyenement d la malade. VOs
reporSes a mes questions compile
teront ce que la justice IA brsoin de
! savoir encore, pour Sc former une
conviction absolue.
LIE banquier, don't letat moral, 4
Get instant, eht fait pitie, meme a
= de cruels eunemis, releva vivement
la tate eft interrompit lie commits
saire;
| -Mais, comment cette malhen.
reuse r-elle etc assassinee
Ellie etc nOyee.
-Noyee
-Des batrliers, ce matin, ont
ramene son corps 4ui hottait du
cote de Saint Cloud.
| Ne serait-ce pas un accident,
un suicide? !? demanda Lopez, essay
ant de Sc rattacher q un reste
despoir.
Non, monsieur. ear OH re-
tronve sur son corps, qui n'avalt
pas sejourne dams l'eaa plus de
,louze heureS, DIES traces lncOnteS.
tables de violence. LIE medecin
| qui inspecte lie cadavre iait un
rapport des plus concluants.
! Lopez etait atterre; il ne put
prononcer unr parole. LIE commits
saire Sc retira ct Lopez reSta senI
Ell face de uimeme, Ell face de
| Pavenir.
Mon Dieu. Sc disait.il avec
une terreur croissante ct craignant
pour sa propre raison, CONNIE il
await craint pour celIe de sa femme,
comment la pro,eger! !! Qui va ton
frapper a present 7 Moi, ou Emma
Emma! Emma evideInment. La
veuve de Miguel voudra me tortu
rer dams tontes mes affections
CONNIE je Pal torturee dams toutes
lea SienneS.
Et un meuble ayant craque dana
lie silence dn cabinet, lie malheureuS
promena autonr de lni des ypus
egares ct saiSit I'M revolver, qu'i
portait scion rhabitutle americaine
CONNIE pour Sc dtfendr- contrt
ouelaue ennemi embusQne. Lex
piation commencait pour hi!
X.-LA BARoNNE PRONOUNCE A soN
TOUR.
| Pendant les huit jours qni sni-
vent. il ne Sc passa lien de non
vean. Emma n'avait pas eu d'
uouvellp crise. ct pen Il peu ell,
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vous explique la conduite de Do!o-
res. Je ne vous hais point ct je
voudrais vous plaindre, mails l-
m'appelle: La Justice.-La veuve
de Miguel
A la suite de ce recit, il V await
EN- note la liste detaillee des exac.
lions auxquelles Lopez devait son
immense fortune. Ellie resultait
! lies confiscations apres fexecution
lie seS ennemis on de ceux don't la
richesse excitait sps convoitises.
Ordonnees par RoSaS ct distributes,
ensuite, en- partie, a ses favoris,
la tete desquels comptait lie general
Lopez.
Emma relut denx fnis ce recit.
An commencement, ellie await cru
quill y serait question dAnna,
qu'el!e apprendrait ce one sa file
etaIt devenoe, ce que Dolores en-
await fait Ou await riutention den
faire. Mais Dolores So taisait 4 ce
sujer.
All! mnrmura la pauvre fem-
me- tOute frissonnante, pourQuoi
n'est'ce pas moi qu'eile frappee Ia
premiere Ponrquoi. puisau'elle
pretend ne mint me haIr. n'a.t.elle
pas eu Ia pitts Tarreter dun seul
coup de couteau les battements de
ce cRnr brise d'on toute esperance
s'est en- voice
Mais, en- ce moment, Ia voix tA.
n'ta vint jnsqn'a la baronne. Cette
voix di>ait
"Maman n
Emma So refonrna vivement.
La petite file, one tenait la nour-
rice, etonnee de n'ayoir pas recu.
depuis plus dune henre, les baisers
de sa mere, rappelait eu lui tendant
ses petits bras.
; IL me reste le devoir! s'ecria
la NEE.
Et dun bond ellie s'elanca vers
"a file, la prit, la serra contre sa
poltrine, posant ses levres cares
santes sur les beaux grands yeux
innocents du bebe, sur ses epaues
d fossettes, sur ses petits bras
blancs ct poteles. Maintenant ellie
se sentait plus forte. Sa vie, 81
J don!oureuse qn'elle fAt, await un
but, nne raison d'6tre. Emma
await sa file a proteger, a defeudre.
4 SAWYER. C'etait un duel, duel
sans merc;, contre Dolores, on ellie
Sc disait que ramour maternel, pins
fort que la vengeance. resterait
vainqueur.
-C'est mou seul bien q present,
Sc dit ellie, on ne me lie prendra pas.
Oui, mon seul. repGta- t.elle; je
mai plus d'epoux.
i En- effet, en- lisant c-s pages de
Dolores, Get homme, Get homme
qu'elle await tant aime, qn'elie ado.
rait encore, il y await q peine quel-
ones jours, ne lui inspirait plus
, qn'horrenr ct mepris. Ellie ne pou.
! Wait haTr Dolores, ne la meprisant
ipoint. Ellie ne pouvait plus aimer
Lopez lie meprisant.
{, JusQu'au soir, ellie res,a pensive,
absOrbee dams sa douleur, en- proie
e aux luttes, aux hesitations les plus
: cruelles. &c lni fut nne Tongue
agonie, Fagonie de tons les calvaires
i a gravir, lorsqu'on porte vec sol la
. croix du crucifiement. Lorsque
/ Lopez rentra ason heure habituelle,
4 Ia resolution de Nine. Rivadarcos
b, etait sans doute arretee, Car, ell
u entendant le pas de son mari, ellie
0 dit 4 la nourrice
:: -LaisSez- moi ma file ct retirez.
8 vous un instant, Eudoxie. Je de.
|. sire rester seule avec avec mon.
d sieur Rivadarcos.
}. Eudoxie sortit, au moment on
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mari ct accepte Quill s'approchat
d'elle. Celui ci etait heureux qu'elle
fit sauvee; il etait heureux lie In
croire revenue 8 des sentiments
plus naturels visa Wis de lui. II
await dn reprendre lie train habi-
tuel de son existence, retouIner 4
ses hnreaux de la rue Lepeletier.
pour Y surveiller ct Y diriger ses
nomMeuses enterprises Ge banQue
qui, sans celia. n'eussent pas tarde
pericllter.
Chaqar fois quill s'eloignait de
sa femme 1t de sa file, desormais,
unique. c'etalt avec un afffenx
serrem-nt de cGur, Ell Sc deman
dant sill les Iet-ouverait q son
Ietour, on 81 lui-meme il reviendrait
jamais aupres d'elles.
LIE huitieme jour, peu d'instants
apres lie depart du banquier, Ia
femme de chambre entra chez sa
maitresse. tenant 4 la main un pii
cachete asSez volumineux.
-Voici, dit ellie, &c qu'un COM
missionuaire Went d'apporter pour
madame, ell recommandant que
celia lui fit remis Ell mains propres
ct en- ajoutant quill ny await pas
de reponse.
Emma prit le petit paquet, avec
IN pen d'etonnement, ct lie consl-
dera. Sur Penelope, il y await,
dune ectiture e!egante, ces simples
mots:
"Na,lame Ia baronne Rivadarcos.
"CONFIDENTIEL."
Emma ne connaissa,t pas recri-
ture, ct, Ell touchant ce papier, ellie
ressentit CONNIE une vague CON-
motion qui lui retentit au c9ur.
Pendant pres dune minute, ellie
regarda ces mots, snrtOut celui.ci /:
"Contidentiel," ayant presque penr
Houvrir cette missive, Sc deman-
dant ce qn'elle pouvait cOntenir.
Puts. avec sa vaillance que rien ne
deva,t abattre complement, ellie
congedia la femme de chambre,
s'appr ocha de la fenatre pour y
voir plus clair. ct, dune main qui
tremblait un peu, dechira Fenve-
loppe. Ellie contenait un certain
uombre de feuillets, converts dune
! 6critnre serree.
Ses yeux, en- tombaht sur la pre-.
miere ligne, y lurent ceci:
"Madame,
''Je mai point de haine contre
vous."
Emma S'arreta, ct, retournant
fievrensemens les fenillets. conrut
au dernier pour Ell voir la signature,
oh! mon Dien! balbntia-t.
ellie, en- Sc cramponnant de Ia main
restee libre an bouton de la ten6tre
pour ne pas tomber.
Ellie veuait de lire Ia signature,
ct cette signature c'etait '.La
venve de Miguel ="
Madame, qu'avez-vousi de
manda la nourrice, qui tena,,
Anita dams ses bras.
-Rien, rien! iepliqua Ia jeGnt
, femme dune voix seche. DOnnez.
moi un siege settlement.
Eudoxie ronla vivement nn fau
teuil pres de la fen6tre. Emma
s'y laissa tomber, en- disant
-Merci! Occupez vous d'Anits
Llissez-moi. Eudoxie s'eloigna
aSsez surprise dn ton de s;
maitresse ct un pen effrayee de soI
aspect bouleverse. Une fOis assse
la baronne passa sa main sur SCI
yeux, CONNIE ponr ell chaser quel
que nuage Emporium, ct revenant ;
la premiere page, commenca Ia lee
ture d'nn long manuscrit, on Do
loIeS, In veuve de Miguel, racon
tait 81, vie. SeS malheurs auxOuel
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THIBODAUX, LINE, sAMEDI
No. SO:

ieurs rappoitS ct un retour de sa
femme, s'approcha d'elle ct voulut
lui prendre les mains. Emma evita
cetie caresSe, en- lui tendanr le ma
nuscrit lie Dolores.
-Qn'est-ce que celai At il sur
pris.
-Lisez rep!iqua la jeune fem.
me.
Lopez regarda sa femme avec
ln9nietude. II y await quelque
chose de 81 particulier dams l'accent
don't ellie await prononce ce seul
mot .puis, lie visage glac6 de ma
dame Rivadarcos, lie regard pro-
fond. douloureux ct resolu a la fois,
don't ellie accompagnait Get acte, en-
apparence 81 simple, tout fit
peur au banquier. Srs yeux Sc
detournerent des yeux bleues
fEmma ct Sc repOrterent sur le
manuscrit. Mais. 4 la premiere
ligne. il tit CONNIE await fait la ba-
rome; il conrut an dernier feuillet
pour Y lire Ia signature.
Encore cette femme baibutia.
til, en- devenant- llvi,le. All la
miserable !!
Mais la curiosite rpmporta sur
lie reste ct tremblant, avide de sa-
voir ce qu'elle disait, avide de sa-
voir surtout, peut-atre, ce qu'Emma
await appris par Dolores. il Sc NIT
a lire avidement. Quand il eut
tini, il releva les yeux sur sa fem
me. Ells navait pas bouge, ct son
regard n'avait pas quite lie visage
decompose de son mari, y suivaDt,
avec nne nettete terrible, la marche
de ses moindres impressions.
| Comment ceci est il arrive en-
tire ties mains ? demanda-t.il.
-Uu inconnu la apporte pour
moi.
| -Quand celia /!
-Presque aussit6t spres votre
depart.
-Et on ne la pas arr6t6! hur!a-
Til, eprouvant le besoin d'exhaler
la fureur qui grondait Ell lui, de Sc
tromper lni.meme ainsi sur r6tat
reel de son esprit ct sur les ter
reurs qui le hantaieht esperant,
par la colere ct Indignation, faire
illusion a "a femme, don't raspect
ct l'accent lui disaient trop CO qui
Sc passait dams cette anne droite.
-Je ny al pas pense, repondit
Emma ct failleurs, 81 j'y eusse
pense, il etait trop tard.
oh! cette femme Ce;te femme
81 je pouvais Ia broyer sous mes
talons.
II fit deux tours dams la chambre.
-VoyoDs, dit-il tout q coup, Ell
revenant vers Emma, il fant nous
expliquer. D'abord, cette femme
menti
Ellie dit la verite.
-Cest a dire, repliqua til, qn'elle
Parrange ct la denature, ct que.
dun fait simple, ellie fait tout un
roman destine q me perdre dams
ton esprit.
Tout est vrai dit encore
Emma. Vous auriez do me preve-
mir, quand j'ai accepte d'etre votre
femme.
Eth s'ecrla TIL, je n'avais pas
q IT, faire un cours de politique. :.
Ce sont les lois de la guerre qu'une
femme, tel!e que to,, ne pouvait
comprendre.
II s'approcha dEmma, voulut
encore lui prendre les mains,
l'attirer i lui, egarer son esprit, en-
faisant appel q son cBur; ellie se
recula, ct cette main, qu'elle ma
vait pu lui retirer, resta 81 froide,
si glacee, cette main 81 douce ct 81
souple ordinaire nent, lui parut si
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.
nAcRANEnro, March 11tl

bACRAHgHTo. March 11th
ERUTT-LemcnE-Sicily &c 00@7 90 q box; Cal.
tfcrnis, S20S; Lines, 35@6 . box, 75c9S1
p 100; Bananas, sS@S so . bunch for Island !;
Coooanuts, s6@7: Apples, 81 25@2 so Q box;
Cranberries, . Dbl, Sl3; Oranges = River
az so; Los Angeles Seedlings, 81; Los Angeles
Eavels, sS@S so p box; Apples, Eastern, 2 Dbl,
S. 50G6.
DRIED FRUITs-New crop Apples, sliced, SO
Pears, peeled, 6@7c; Plums, pitted, 4@5e;
Peaches, S010c; do, peeled, 12315c; Prunes, Ger
man, 6G7c; French, 5@6c; French Pr1nes, evap
GRATED, S@9c Blackberries, 12914c; Figs, Cali
fornia, 4@5c; Apricots, sole; Nectarines, s99c;
California Figs, p 2O-ib bx, q 25; per pound in
SKIS &c; Smyrna ovals l4c; Flats, 14(915c Tubs,
9@1oc; Dates, Fard, Sob bxs, 91a@loc; Dates,
Persian 6Gl7c; Dates Cartoons. 11so12c.
TABLE FRUIT-Assorted, 21afb cans 2 doz,
81 20; Peaches, 81 90@2 Bartlett Pears. 81 S7115;
Piuns, 81 so; Blackberries, 81 90; Goose
berries, 81 75; Strawberries, 81 So; Apricots,
81 30; Muscst Grapes, 81 5O Red Currants.
VEGETABLES IS 5Oa6; Cabbage,
81 1901 %: Carrots, 50@6Oc q 100 Ds: Turnips,
new, 75c@s1 2 sack; bunch vegetables lOo p
Horse Bsdish, 7@lOo . u; Garlic, zoe; Artt
chokes. 75c = dox. Caulifower S5c; Gel
cry, 60@70c p dozen; Dried Peppers, 1sc !;
Celery Root. sec; Green Peas, common, 10
cumbers, SOL 80 . dozen; New Potatoes, &c;
Early Rose, 1902 10; Peerless. 81 1902 20; Bur
banks 50 25 p ctl; Oregon Burbanks, 81 10;
Nevada Snowhakes, S2@2 25; Eastern, S202 10
3 ctl; Spinach, sc . b; Red Cabbage, 9Oc q
dozen; Winter Squash, SC 2 ID; Schrives, 15c .
bunch.
BEANs-Bayo, ss 1894 p 100 lbs; Lima, $50
@5 so; Pink, 81 75@S; Pea, s. 5092 70; But
ter, 81 7t93; Small White, 81 50@2 70; Red, 81 so
as; Dry Green Peas, S2@3.
6READsTUFF5-sloaf. "a 25 p Dbl; Oatmeal,
lob ssck, $40 9 ., 20 IS 1O0-tb sack Cornmeal;
white, 81 p 25-ib sacks, 81 Is p lob sacks
yellow, 81 q 25-h sacks 81 Is In 10
b Sacks Cracked Wheat, 81 so, lob sacks; 81 80,
lo0-n s.cka; Tommy, s3 25, 1o-b sack: So 05 q
100 ns Graham, s. SO, lo-D sacks; 81 10. 100 D.
SACKS.
BAY, GRAIN AND FEED-Oat Hey, sl0@1S .
,o.a; Alfalfa do so S13 ton; Bran, sl4 so 2 ton
HiEdlings, $40 g ton; Barley, whole, pay.
Ing S5c; rolled. 81 05; Wheat (choica milnng),
paying. 81 25@l 80 > c1s; Rye. 81 1s@1 25: Wild
OATS 81 25 a 100 lbs; Tane Oats, 81 COOL 65;
Gorr, paying u 10 Y cwt.
DAIRY PRODUCTS - 3atteF-Valley, LAG
l6c 3 .: Fancy Petaluma 19@52Oc p d; Eastern
Creamery Fancy, 1SG20c; packed IN ark,ns,
choice, 15e17c, common, Sc. Cheese Califorlis,
114l2o; Young America, 12@13c; Eastern Cream
tt491ec; LiMbuTger, 1s91sc; genuine Swiss, 2eo;
trneriesu Swiss, 2lo; Aartin's Creau, 17@is(
Eggs, Is S20c.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

General H I. Wiley was in the city yester-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P Carter of Santa Rosa, are
in the city.
Judge W. H. Schooler of Chico, came to the
city yesterday.
Miss Jessie B. Leonard has gone on a visit to
friends in Oakland.
Colonel Fred Crocker passed through the city
last night, en- route from the East to San Fran
cisco.
Philip Phillips, a former Sacramentan, has
returned from Australia with the purpose of not
going away again.
John Reedy, Secretary of the Democratic
County Central Committee of Stanislaus county,
and Iudge C. w. Rallins, of Knights Ferry, are
in the city.
A. \. Van voorhies, who has been i'll for some
time, is well enough to be out, and will leave
for San Diego on Saturday, where ne hopes to
entirely recover his health.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Geo.
Smith. CORTLAND; J. Wright and wife, Miss
Maud Belt, Woodland; W J. Soloman Chicago;
Allen Towle and wife, Miss Ora Toyle, Towles:
John Adams, Woodland: A. DeFeber New
Newcastle; J. Craig. Woodland; John Mccarthy,
Lstrobe; H. W. Meyer, CORTLAND; ]. &. Meteslf
San Bernardino; ]. Mealer, Xix Grove; ". G.
Bowman, Chicago; J F. DAILY, Chicago; John
NJ. Godar, Can't. Ohio; H. P Reitz, Chicago; ].
II. Roach and wife st. Paul; L. Dean, Reno; P.
J. Murray, J. Murray. Amson: Lloyd Wilson
and wife, Chicago: Mrs. G. A. woodward, Ne
yada; W. b. Scott, New York; R. G. Deahle and
wife, st. Paul; Geo. Duff, Truckee.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
W. a Peden, W. L. Colville, J. W. Payne, New
York; Dan. P. Carter and wife. Santa Rosa; j.
NJ. Mears, st. Louis; Oregon Sanders Visalia;
+. a. Wiles, Delano; J. B. Long, Chicago; VIM.
?. Bent Y, Edgerton, Wis; S. Levine, L. Van
Welt, N. Bernstein, Z. J. Isham, Charles A.
Field, Henry Carell, A. II. Bergevin, Il. S.
Miss Annie flrmOnd Miss r 0T1,onDd
Nora Sullivan. Miss Nelly Sullivan, P S. Casey,
W. P. Kirby, c. OConnor, ]. J. 0'Connor. T. K.
Hunt, San Francisco: Louis De Lange Alex.
Clark, Miss Reynolds, Miss Hanley, Mr. David,
Miss Cora Harris, Miss Helen Lamont, John j.
Ruddy, z. Z. Graham and wife, Casino Opera
Com pany; A. L. Scott, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
rAuLBEE,s DEATH.
The Man who shot Him is Locked Up in
the Washington Jail.

WASHINGTON, March 1lth.-Ex- Congressman
Tauleee OF Kentucky died at 5o'clock this
morning. Taulbee had been unconscious for
some time before his death, and his death was
painless. An autopsy viii be held this af,er-
noon.
Charles e. Kineaid. a Journalist. gave Taulbee
the wound which caused his death, on the 22d
Of FebrCary, in the corridors of the Capitol, the
particulars of which affsir were widely pub
fished ct the time. William Preston TauIbee of
Saylersvile was born in Morgan county, Ky,
October -. 1851, ana wss educated in private
county schools: studied for the ministry from
1915 10 1873 aud for the law from 1873 to 1881
He was elected Clerk 10 the Magofiin County
Couft in 1875 and reelected in 1882. He was
member OF the Forty-ninth and Fiftieth Con-
gresses. He came from one of the mountain
districts OF Kentucky. He WAS of tall figure,
with frame sinewy and strong, but lean.
He was known in the House as a ready tslker,
and was more frequently on his feet than any
other young member He had an immensely
powerful voice, and in the tumult which some
times occurred in the House ii could always be
heard above the din.
Kineaid, who has been out on bail, was ar
rested very short while after Taulbee's death,
and was locked up to await the action OF the
Courts
A reporter visited the station-house soon after
Kjucaidis arrest and found him looking pale
and siekly. He seemed entirely oblivious 70 his
SURROUNDINGS aud is wreck OF his former self
Kjneaid's condition is serious, and it is the
opinion Of many of his friends that he will not
live to stand his trial.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12

sold by all druggists. 81; six for S.. Prepare
only by C. I. HOOD & CO., Lowell. Mass.
100 Doses One Dollar.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
STILL BrRNING.
Santa Rnsa Notes

SANTA Rosa, March 11th.-Last night Young
Mems Christian Association, under the super
vision of Secretary Wadsworth of Sacramento.
was organized by electing the following officers:
President, S. N. Dodge: e-President, G. E.
Hutton; Secretary A. R. Hardin; Treasurer, E.
f. Woodward.
John Masten, an old fsro-dealer. was sent to
Jail for twenty days or an alternative of paying
$500 fine for dealing faro. Masten pleaded
guilty some weeks ago.
Judge A. Hoverton, one the Trustees of the
mia, in an Interview, states that the plans for
the building have been approved by the Board
The building is to be 500 feet square and the
grounds are to be laid off and Improved in the
most approved manner. The meeting of the
Board to morrow at Glen Ellen is for the pur
pose of selecting building site.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
HAzIsG PUPILS.
A Young Man Treated in a Most Out
raoenus Manner.

EAU CLAIRE (Wis.) March 11th.-Will Dud-
ley. asea IS years, son OF the Rev. DR.. J. F.
Dudley, pastor sof the First Congregational
Church, was most outrageonsly hazed by ten
young ruffians this afternoon at the Washington
High school, on the west side, in which Dudley
is pupil in one of the upper grades. Dudley
had teen taIdy on Friday afternoon, and con-
sequently his class was deprived OF half holi-
day.
49, son # a member of the Board of Education
George McGTegor, sged Is, son OF the Principal
of the Bigh School, and eight others. fell upon
Dudley, dragged him down stairs, bumped his
head against the walls, cutfed and punched
him, tore his trousers and wound up by cutting
of close TO the head large patch of his POM
padour hair. The haZers are to be arrested.
West side school authorities have long tolerated
hazing as a regular practice. The best people
arenow determined to break it up. Principal
McGregor himself may have to go as result of
the frnuhle
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one NIystery Cleared Up.

TUCSON "a. IT,. March 11th.-In Sundays San
Francisco papers appeared an item telegraphed
from Woodstock, Ont, claiming in a sensational
manner. how young Englishman named
Neville II. Pickehall had been enticed to New
York by Burchells, the celebrated tragedy par
ticipant, and had been put out of the way in
order to obtain thousand dollars, for which
Pickehall had mortgaged his farm.
Pickehall was discovered in this city to-day,
stopping at the San Xavier Hotel, under
the name of Jameson. He at first denied
his identity, but finally admitted that he was
the party referred to. He says he will leave for
his former home tomorrow. He appears to be
in his right mind but gives no reason for his
strange conduct.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
CONGRESSIONAL.
IN THE SENATE.

WASHINGTON, March Ilth-In the Senate TO-
dav the House amendment TO the Senate con-
current resolution instructing the Senate and
House Committees on immigration to investi-
gate the working of the various laws on immi.
Sraiiou was taken up. II adds to the scope OF
the INQUIRY the subject of the purchase of
American industries by foreign capital After
some discussion the matter went over without
action
Among the petitions presented and referred
was or { from Florida asking for duty OF q
box on foreign oranges.
Senator Mitchell Introduced joint resolution
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
SUPREME COURT.
IN BANK.

MONDAY March 10TH
Ex parte Christensen on habeas corpus-It is
ordered that the petitioner may present to this
Court the decision of the Supreme Court of Ala
bama, delivered December 16, 1859, in Toole VS..
State, So. Rep, PIP. 42-46.
Burling ct al. VS.. Newlands ct al.-The order
appealed from reversed with costs. Further
ordered that the remittitur issue in ten days
Yosemite Stage Company VS. Dunn-Ordered
that the peremptory writ of mandate issue
herein forthwith
Havermeyers ct al VS., Superior Court, ETC.
Causes argued by CARRIER for petitioner. Wallace
for RESPONDENT and further argument continued
until 10 \. NJ. 10 morrow.
DEPARTMENT ONE.
Estate of Cook-Judgment and order affirmed
IN BANK.
TUESDAY, March 18th.
Curtiss VS.. Starr q Co. Ordered that appellant
have fifteen days from March 10th to file reply
brief herein
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12

MARCH, April and May are the months in
which to purify the blood, and for this
purpose there is no medicine equal to
Hoods Sarsaparilla. While il purifes, it
also vitalizes and enriches the blood.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12
SKIN CANCER

Several years ago was called to see a colored
woman VINO had malignant form of cancer on
her foot. The cancer grew worse under the pre-
scribed treatment, and the toes and one side of
the foot were at length eaten entirely away.
The patient could not have survived much lon
ger, but commenced the use of Swift's Spe-
cific, and it cured her sound well. That was
three years ago, and there has been no re-
turn of the disease. l regard Swifls Specific
most excellent medicine for blood diseases, as
its tendency is to drive out the poison.
Matherville, Miss VIM L. stage, n D.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-03-12

AN aggrsvating sore throat is soon re-
lieved by DR.. d. Jayne's Expectorant, an
old-time remedy for bronchial and pull
monary affections.