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CREEK NATION INDIANS.
They Charge the Government With For
petfuIness of Treaty Obligations

PARIS (rexas), October 23d.-The message
of Chief Perryman to the Couucil
of the Creek Nation, now in session
at ocmulgee, makes mention OF the
Western Tribes are fast alloting lands prepara-
tory to admission as citizens into The American
Republic. he then adds: Thus the rights,
privileges and authority of the Five Nations are
session of Congress 1t would hardly be fair to
charge Congress with malice toward the lndi-
ans. or willful disregard of their interests The
general policy of the Government toward the
Indians is one of humanity and charity. The
fault lies in the ignorance of our would-be bene-
factor as regards the true condition and needs of
the Indians. This Congress, through its mis-
directed zeal for the betterment of the
condition of the Indians, has handi-
capped our most laudable efforts for selfgovern-
ment and self preservation. The United States
must be constantly informed of our condition
aud continually reminded of the sacred treaty
obligations she has entered into wi b us IN the
past. 1t is recommended. therefore, that a
strong delegation be sent to Washington to
Congress
ARE THEY PREPARING FOR WAR?
KANSAS CITY. October 23d-Thomas knight,
geological engineer of The Rock Island Railway,
mas been for some months past in Indian Terri
tory making geological survey OF the country
to be traversed by the Rock Island extension.
He returned to- day. and in an interview he said
an alarming feeling of discomfort exists among
the Indians OF the lerrltOry Will TtSOect 10 tne
Occupation of their lands by the whites. The
work f the northern Indians, who have been
wrought up for some time over the prediction of
medicine men that an Indian spirit IS shortly
to come among them, and, by bis inspired lead
ership, lead them into an irresistible crusade
against the whites, has extended to the Terri
tory. For months past there has been passing
among the tribes various tokens ana signs that
mean discomfort and secret plotting.
There appears to me gravity in the stu
ation," said Mr.. Knight, (which should not be
overlooked. To just what extent the Indians
are preparing for war; If war it is to be, do not
know. 1 believe, however, that q willingness
to part with their lands has been dicta'ed by a
desire to purchase accoutrements of war with
the money received from the sale of their re-
servations."
Mr. knight made extensive investigation re-
garding the reported phenomenal gold finds,
and while he has found small hnds OF gola
in any considerable quantities, and says that
most of the excitement is due to salting and a
system of booming by persons who have lands
n disDOSe of.
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LABOR CONVENTIONS.
The Brotherhood of Engineers Discuss
the Question of Federation.

P1TTsBURG, October 2Sd-The Convention of
the Brotherho d of Locomotive Engineers spent
the day considering resolution to enter an or
ganiZatiou to be known as the United Order
of Railway Employees. 1t is understood that the
discussion was heated, but it is not positively
known when the consideration of this question
will be ended.
The third annual Convention OF the Grand
International Auxiliary to the Brotherhood came
to an end this af ernocn he new officers were
installed. President Murdock says the Conven-
tion is the most successful the Auxiliary has
held. A sinking fund was established, the
ritual and bylaws were revised, and altogether
the delegates feel elated at what they have ac-
oomnlished
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THE SANTA FE.
Work on the Northern Extension 10 Be-
gin Early In .IannnrN

SAN FRANCISCO, October 9Sd-A Chrasjcle
special from Los Angeles says The line of the
santa Fe Companys road TO san Francisco has
been finally. located for seventy miles north of
the Atlantic ana Pacific Railway. The line
has been located beginning at Rogers water
bank station, about twenty miles east of Mojave.
From there a final survey has been completed
to Grams Lake, seventy miles from Rogers, on
the north side OF Antelope valley.
L. q. Clenham, chief of this surveying party,
having completed his work on this division,
has joined forces with engineer Bermau, who is
now making a final location of the line from
Owens Lake to Castac, distant twenty miles, so
that ninety miles of the final location may be
said 10 have been completed.
The company is now having survey made of
the town of Rogers, the starting point, and are
having side-tracks put in preparatory to haud-
ling the immense amount of material which
Will be shipped up the country from that place.
In the surveyors camp ii was ammo lnCed
some time ago that the work of construction
would commence about January LIST, and that
operations would begin at both ends simultane-
ously. from Rogers on the north aud from Ba-
keIsheld on the SOUTH with view OF Joining
the ends at Fort TETON. On this line adopted
will be but one tunnel, which is located near
Grains Lake. This viii be l,6l0 feet long. The
line will cross the Southern Pacific at Rosa
mond, by means of a short tunnel. The grade is
easy throughout and the difficulties of eonstruc-
lion few
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ELLENsBURG (Wash. y. October 2Sd.-A collision
occurred this afternoon between two freight
trains on the Northern Pscifc near the west
end of Stampede Tunnel Two men were killed.
A wrecking train has gone to the scene.
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crowd of Warns hands, YARNS negroes, to havs
revenge on Seers armed themselves and made
an assault on the settlement, with the above re-
suit. At last accounts the matter was somewhat
quieted. II is believed there will be no further
trouble.
LATER Acc0uNT.
WAY Gross (Ga.), october 23d.-The facts re-
garding the trouble in Coffee county are these:
L. S. Varne leased a lot of land from the Way
Cross Lum Der Company and commenced work
ing it for turpentine. The same lot of land was
sold by 81. NJ. Hit TO Tom Sears, and the timber
leased to F. NJ. Stosks for turpentine purposes.
Ten days ago Tom Sears ordered Yarnes hands
off the land. Varne resumed work this week,
notifying Sears that he would submit only to
legal process.
Tuesday Tom Sears waylaid and shot one of
Varnes teamsters, fatally wounding him.
Wednesday afternoon Tom Sears his father,
Frank Sears. Bryon McLendon, James Hen
bricks and others came to the house of Robert
knight (colored), where several of Varne's
colored employees were stopping, and COM
menced firing into the house. The negroes all
ran, except Knight and Wilccm Golden, who
returned the fire, killing McLendon and
Hendricks and fatally wounding Frank Sears.
The militia arrived on the scene last night,
but found everything quiet and returned
Mr.. Narne was absent at the time and had no
knowledge of the affair until last night.
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A ST. LOUIS PHYSICIAN.
He Tests California Production. -,
His Report.

A St Louis gentleman whose affliction
was sick headaches was so surprised at their
cure by joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla, that he
called it to the attention of relative, who
happened to be DR.. F. A. Barrett, the we'll
known st. Louis physician of 2652 Shenan-
doah Street. The doctor saw at once that it
differed from the potash preparations in that
it was purely vegetable, and becoming inter-
estcd, began series of investigations, and
IN q subsequent letter candidly admitted its
curative properties, and says
Wishing to test its virtues further, I used
it in my own family, and prescribed it for
patients who required a general system
regulator. As q result, / can say it is an
almost absolute cure for constipation, bill
iousness, dyspepsia, indigestion, and sick
headaches. These troubles usually come
from disturbed condition of the stomach
and bowels. and joys Vegetable Sarsaparilla
is the best laxative and stomach regulator
have sever seen, and as a general system
corrective is almost perfection.
lSignedI F. A. BARRETT, M. D.,
1852 Shenandoah St.. St. Louis.
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RACE PREJUDICE..
Riot Betwe en- Whites and Blacks in
Georgia Town,

ATLANTA (Ga J, october 2Sd.-Only meager re-
ports have been obtained concerning the re-
ported race riot in Coffee county, as the trouble
occurred some distance from the nearest tele
graph. 1t appears in the riot four white men
were shot down-B. Z. McClendon, Frank and
Thomas Seers and John Hendriz Nome OF these
are dead, according to the latest accounts The
Governor received a request to order out the
militia on the ground that the cities were at the
cordingly ordered the Waycross Rifles OF Ware
county to proceed at once to the scene. 1t ap-
pears the negroes are being led in the riot by l..
B. Warn, white man engaged in the turpen-
tine business at the new stokes mill. Stokes
and Warn and Thomas Seers had dispute about
tract of land. Warn put men to work on the
timber on the land, and Seers sho. one of the
negroes and drove the others from the wood.
They returned in the afternoon and fred into
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NOTICE TO WATER TAKERS.

y amended, aud provides rates payable in ad
vance at the office of the Clerk. II not paid on
or before the 30th of the first month Of the
quarter the Superintendent or the Clerk of the
Water Works shall cause the water TO be shut
of tie premises. and not restored until all ar
rearages are paid, and costs Of shutting off and
turning on are also paid. M. COFFEY,
Clerk of the Water Works
ONCE hours from A. NJ to p. NJ.
olS-lOtfSr,A
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ELECTRIC FLASHES.
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches from
All Parts of the World.

All Parts of the World.
The President has appointed Mary A. Nc,
KenZie Postmistress at Albina, Or. The Office
has become Presidential
The temperature at s o'clock yesterday morn
ing was as follows: Chicago 4so, New York 4So
st. Louis AGO, Cincinnati 46o, Winnipeg $50.
An exposition will open in the Philadelphia
Academy of Fine Arts next month for the rur-
pose of raising funds to ChristianiZe Cinnamon
living here.
Prince Maximilian, nephew of the Grand
Duke of Baden, will shortly be betrothed TO
Princess Victoria Louisa of schleswig- Holstein,
Sonderburg and Augestenburg.
Among the passengers who arrived at New
York on the Majestic were Count Njitaks Toda
and his daughter, Countess Kiwa Toda. The
Count is the Japanese Minister to Austria and
he is going home by way of San Francisco.
It is reported al Vienna that ]. Black the
newly appointed Consul of the United States at
Pesth, while journeying in that city to assume
his duties, commented publicly upon Austrian
affairs in a manner which offended the Govern
ment and that the Government has withheld
his exeQuatOr
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Mrs. wInslow's Soothing svrun

Has been used over fifty years BY mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect sue
cess. 1t soothes the child, softens the gums
allays all pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels. and is the best remedy for diarrhpa
whether arising from teething or other causes
and is for sale by druggists in every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs. Winslow's S
Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents bottle
MWF
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Large Gathering at Drytown In Honor of
Colonel Markha,a.

Special 10 REcoRD-USIo
pRY1GNN (Csl ,, Oetoter 2Sd.-The lsrgest
political meeting IN the history Of vhe lannon's
Old mining village OF Drytown is now in pro-
gTess. Hiuminaiions, bands and sn enIhusi-
asue crowd OF Republicans are helping 10
from Sutter Creek. Amador Plymouth Forest
hhl and the surrounding country are present
SiLce the magnetic hand OF Colonel H. hi
Markham aas been shaken by the miners of the
SierrsS decided change has iaken plsee and
Amador county will give the head OF the ticket
majority ior the first time in twenty years
Inc asSemhisge was called 10 order bx NJ B.
Chureh, President and Jonas, Vice President
ana wss addressed by I. J. Eolsineer, T.. g.
Noorhies, nominee tor the State senate. ~ A.
Freeman, candidate for the Assembly: Frances
a kossl. candidate for District Attorney and
the county ticket nominees
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TIPPERARY, October 23d.-ln the Magistrates
Court to-day the prosecution asked that the
summonses issued against Harrison, member of
the House of Commons, and number of others,
ON charges of assault in connection with recent
disturbances here, be withdrawn. 1t is stated
that the Crown intended to prosecute the
accused at the assizes. Redmond and O'Connor
protested against the trouble to which the ac-
cused and their witnesses had been put. The
Court dismissed the summnnSes
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Fast Time to the East-The Atlantic
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. W RAILToN, Agent, 2Sl street,
Sacramento MWF
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POLITICAL ASSES sMEMTs.
Government Employees Not Required to
Contribute TO the Fund.

WASHINGTON. October 23d.-In reference to
the alleged activity in political associations,
especially in employees III Washington, Civil
Service Commissioner Roosevelt to-day said :
There is not the slightest necessity for any
clerk to pay anything now unless he or she
wishes to. We are sure no Cabinet officer would
permit a man to be molested for refusing to con-
tribute to the campaign fund. We will welcome
information from any one as to any effort being
made, no matter how indirectly, to force him to
subscribe for political purposes"
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AMERICAN MISSIONARY ALLIANCE.
HURCH OF CHRIST.
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED.
A Young Man Gets Into Trouble on the
Eve of His Wedding.

SEATTLE Wash }, October 23d.-Charles Vein
rich was to have been married to-day to Miss
Rosina A. Morse, daughter of the proprietor of
the Arlington hotel of this city But the we'd
ding has been indefinitely postponed.
Several days ago Weiurieh became acquainted
with Frank Clayton. clerk in Basyfs jewelry
store. and upon Clayton's Endorsement he Sc
cured credit for 81 900 worth of jewelry for we'd
ding presents. These he had sent up TO Miss
Morse with cards representing that they came
from his friends. He gave in payment draft
on California bank for Sl,0Oo. By telegraphiug
in Sacramento.
Just before the hour set for the wedding Mr.
Basyl confronted Weinrieh with this evidence,
and after some trou lie recovered most of his
jewelry Weinrich was put on board boat and
told to leave town to avoid arrest.
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Signal seryice Renort.

WASHINGTON, Ce.ober 23d.-The storm yester-
day morning. central in the East and Gulf
States, divided and two storms were developed
one central this morning on the North Carolina
coast and the other in the Ohio valley. The
former will probably move north west along the
Atlantic coast causing dangerous gales, and
the latter Will move northeastward into the
lake regions where the two will probably
unite.
Rains have fallen in districts east of the
Mississippi river. northward to the lower lake
region and the State of New York. being unusu-
ally heavy in the Atlantic States. Inc rain
area is likely to extend TO day over the lakes
and into New England. as the storm moves
from the CarOlinas along the Atlantic coast.
Frosts are reported in Wisconsin, Illinois and
Iowa, with slight fall in temperature from Lake
Michigan southward into Texas and Louisiana.
The temperature has risen on the Atlantic
coast and in the lower lake region. 1t has
temperature.
Torpedo Net Adopted.
WASHINGTON, October 23d.-Simutaneously
with the arrangements for the manufacture ot
the Whitehead automobile torpedo in this
country the Navy Department has adopted an
improved torpedo net, which will be supplied
to all the armor ciads. This net is an Ameri-
can invention aud as it has not yet been pat
ented at home or abroad, the department Off
cials are not at liberty TO give out much in
formation concerning 1t. 1t is said, however. to
possess many advantages over the French net,
now in general use in the European navies. II
is 10 De uldnuldctureu NJ some place III the
United States
Court of Claims Report.
WASHINGTON, October 23d.-The annual report
of the Court OF Claims shows that the aggregate
number of suits brought against the Govern
ment and pending is about l4,o00 and that war
claims alone now pending amount to about
0c0, involving and estimated aggregate of
Postal Changes.
WASHINGTON October 23d-A new Postofice
has been established at Calonte, Kern county,
CAL, with Hezekiah L. Miller as Postmaster.
The Postoffice at Summer Home, Tulare
county, Cal, has been discontinued.
Pension Awards.
WASHINGTON, October sd. III following
pensions have been awarded; California-In-
crease: David Smart, Willis.
Oregon-Increase: Constantine V. Woodruff,
Warnie John Heen, Jefferson.
American Institute of Architects.
WASHINGTON, October 23d.-At to-day's ses-
sion of the American Institute of Architects,
communication was read from the National
Association of Fire Engineers, asking the CO.
operation OF the architects in the matter of pro-
curing uniform fire ordinances
Population of Florida.
WASHINGTON, October 23d. he Census Office
to-day announced the population of the State
of Florida es S903i5, an increase of ,20,9i2, or
A. IS per cent.
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IoSnoy. october 23d.-The Tslegdphs st.
Petersburg correspondent says; The Minister OF
the Interior has received alarming reports 1a on
the state of the country. The pr sons are re
crowded with suspects chiefly young men OF
the ejucated classes Dissatisfaction IS spread,
inc everywheTe. Incendiarism is rife, and
there has been conflicts in many places between
the peasantry and soldiers. g.
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AYER's Pills, being convenient, efica-
cious and safe, are the best cathartic,
whether on land or sea, in city or country.
For constipation, sick headache, indiges-
ton and torpid liver, they never fail. Try
a box of them; they are 50 yar-coated.
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ILLINOIS STEEL COMPANY.
Chicago Capitalists Negotiating to secur
Control of the Stock.

CHICAGO, october 23d.-A special dispatch
that o. w. Potter, of Chicago, is negotiating
with the shareholders in Boston and New York
for controlling interest in the Illinois Steel
Company, and that some of his purchases of
stock have been made at the enormous figure
of Sl25. There being no demand for the COM
pany's securities for several months the stock
has been down to SIS, and even lower. Trans
fers were made yesterday, however at S99, and
to-day it jun ped to SIPS, owing to the Potter
deal here and in New York. 1t is said the capi-
taliSts back OF The scheme are all ChicagOans.
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SUCCESS in life is the result of push and
energy. If the blood is impure and slug
gish, both body and mind lack vigor. To
cleanse and vitalize the blood and impart
new life to the system, nothing else has
such a marvellous effect as Ayers Sarsa-
parilla
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ITO LET-HOUsE ON THIRD STREET, be-
i tween Q and X, containing six nice rooms;
has large yard with fruit trees and stable. In
ouire at 3Oi ] street. s. ROSENFELD. s30-tf
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CTRAYED OR STOLEN FROM THE RESI-
y dence of 1881 ] street. Sunday night, fe
male Maltese cat. Liberal reward will be pait
for her return to the above address, o22-3ts
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new idea embraced In EIy's Cream
Balm. Catarrh is cured 10y cleansing and heal
ing, not by drying up. 1t is not LIQUID or
snuff, but is easily applied into the nos.rils Its
effect is magical and a thorough treatment will
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IN furnished double parlors, dressing-room
and dining kitchen; for man and wife only;
rent sS5 s27-tf
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A CIerrvman,s sentrnce.

TIPPERARY. October 23d.-Rev. Father David
Humphreys, one of the defendants in the con-
spiraey case, was found guilty to-day of com-
mitting an assault upon the wife of police
man, and fined go or six months in Jail.
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BERLIN, October 23d.-Emperor William has
sent to Won Moltke as bi thday present
MaIshafs silver bston embell;shed with I'm
perial eagles and set with diamonds.
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Mith Ely,s Cream Balm a child can he

treated withou. pain or dread and with perfect
safety. Try the remedy. II cures catarrh hay
fever and colds in the head. It is easily applied
into the nostrils and gives relief with the first
application. Price, so cents. MwF
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WANTED -oNE, TWO OR THREE GOOD
w family COWS; good mixers, and lots of it
when fresh; state price, age and full particulars
]. A. DAVIS. Ono. Shasta county. Cal. o22 Ct
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EOR SALE-IO0 HEAD OF STOCK CATTLE
Z ON Rio or Schoocraft island; cattle are from
/ to years old. Address J. II. THOMAS, Court
land Sa -ramentO county. Cal. oii-ltts
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o. OARLE,

oUCCEssoR TO earle & CROLY. CON
- tractor and Builder. Orders solicited and
promptness guaranteed. ONCE sui shop, 112l
second street 20. veen K and L Jelly
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements OF Meeting Notices, Wdnts, Lost
Found, For Sale To LIT G,ld similar notices Hn de
this head are inserted for cents per line tie frs
time and cents per line each subsequent time. AZ
notices OF this character vii be fotS:d under this
heading
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Dd- FROM THE STOCK OF VIM. B. MILLER NOW IA
being sold at public auction. we have purchased
at private sale large quantity of MIDDLE
TOWN 4-PLATE GOODS, consisting of Cas-
ters, Cake and Butter Dishes, Cups. Napkin
Rings, etc. The same will be on sale TO-MOR-
ROW Saturday at about auction prices.
large reduction from regular.
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Ladies' Central Committee of the Young
Mems Christian Association meets this after
noon at O'clock sharp. Important business. 1t
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PORTLAND (Or.), October 2Sd.-A collision oc-
Cured this morning between two freight trains
on the Union Pacific Railroad near Fairview,
about fourteen miles from this city. Engineer
Jack o Brlen of Albina was killed and William
Heinsworth, fireman, had his right shoulder
crushed. Three bOx-cars and both engines
were badly wrecked. The accident is attributed
IN iDatfenfinn IN