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years, and was elected to the Legislature of
{ tlifoTnia for two terms. He was in the
Forty-ninth Congress.
Here is list of Senators whose States
would at once elect a Democratic successor
to them should they die or resign: Power
and Saunders, of Montana; Prttigrew of
South Dakota; Stockbrdge and McMilIin,
OF Michigan; Sawyer of Wisconsin, His
cock Of New York; Plumb of Kansas; Gull
lOm of Illinois; Higgins of Delaware: Pad
dock and Henderson, of Nebraska. Furth-
ermore, there are six other States with
Democratic Governors who would appoint
Democratic Senators in case OF vacancy in
the interval before their State Leeis atures
should meet. In some of these States the
interval would be nearly two years before
Legisla ture would assemble to elect Repub-
liean Senators. For instance. should either
Senators Allison or Wilson, OF Iowa; Hoar
or Dawes, Of Massachusetts,; Hawley or
Platt, of Connecticut; QUAY or Cameron. of
Pennsylvania; Dolph or Mitchell, of Oregon,
or Senator Chandler of New Hampshire,
die or resign, they would be succeeded by
Democrat.
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Subsequently the Democrats, assisted by
dissatisfied Republicans, elected Judge
William Clagett. and he will contest Mr..
Dubois right to his seat. Dubois in an
Ilhnoisan, 30 years old. After public
school education at Springfield Dubois went
TO Yale. where he graduated with r. He
clerked for while in Chicago and then en-
tered the State Auditors Office at Snring-
field. He soon became Secretary of the
Board of Railway and Warehouse Commits
s0ners in Illinois. On account of ill
htalth he started for Idaho, king a herd
of cattle TO CHEYENNE In 1882 he was ap-
pointed United States Marshal for the Ter
ritt ry. By his uncompromising fight on
the Mormons he got start in politics and
was elected delegate to the Fiftieth Con-
gress. He also served in the Fifty-frst
Congress until the admission of Idaho.
Judge Ulagett, who will contest Dubois
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eB- ders by rece prompt
free in
a
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CHRIST CRUCIFIED.
No One Can Ever Be Truly Forsaken
Who Trn SITS the Unseen Eathar

No One Can Ever Be Truly Forsaken
Who Trusts the Unseen Father.
In speaking of the kindergar,ens Mt the
opening of her Bble-class Yesterday Mrs
Cooper said: 1.-The Christmas festivities of
all the kindergartens will take place from
December 14ih TO the 18th inclusive. at
which time the holiday vacation begins.
With nearly 5000 children to make bappy.
we earnestly desire Christmas offerings
from all friends of these beneficent schools.
''Ths is lesson" continued the teacher.
"full of tenderest interest The cross re.
vealed both the humanity and the divinity.
of Christ. The ordinations Il thirst
My God, my God, why hast thou forsaken
meY and Father, unto thy hands commit
my spirit, show his humanity; Father.
forgive them, for they know not what thew
do, To-day thou shalt be with me in para
disc and 1t is finished show his divinity.
How true Is it. He suffered In all points
as we do. The redeemers spirit. like
our own, felt the power of darkness The
human soul OF Christ entered the gateway
ef death, casting itself on the loving father.
He commended his spirit to God. Death
should have no terror for the Christian.
Christ tTiumphed over death" Much
attention was given to the subject of self
sacrifice as the law of life
In reply to question in regard to the
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LINCOLN Post. G. A. IL.

Following are the names OF the officers for
ensuing year and representatives and alter
mates to the next Department Encampment
recently elected by Lincoln Post, No. l.,
q. A. r.: Commander. l.. Howell; Senior
Vice-C Commander q. Ii. Stevens; Juni or
Vice-Commander, j. S. French; Quarter
muster. J. c. Bolles; Surgeon, j. K. Smed-
ley; Chaplain, NJ. Murphy; Officer of the
Day, w. II. Turner; Officer Of the Guard,
j. ii. Wilson; Representatives-M. Muir
ply, j. c. Bolles, G. II. Stevens, J. j. Hollis
lander, ID. l. Harlow, F. S. Bowley, C. n.
Goulding, A. Hildebrand. w. b. Wellon,
j. p. Medley. NJ. J. Collins, J. II. Gar.
rett. T. A. Brown, G. j. Handley, G. II.
Robinson. }. c. lines, c. S. Howard, J. X
Smedley, w. Ii. Turner. Charles Ellis, j.
W. Joslin. Aternates-L. ID. DIN, w. II.
Wharf. J. I. Bonfield. X. S. Cross, A. r.
Hazard, A. Il. Cole, f. T. Thatcher, Charles
Mead. c. Peterman, A. ID. BenstoD, w. f.
Randall. V. Duhem, w. Ii. Mcneil, n. A.
Lull. +. w. Myer, l.. Howe, S. C. Levicy,
). Steele. A. Loane, w. E. Aber, F. A.
Blanchard
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1852 he returned TO Pennsylvania, married
and settled on a farm near Charlottesville,
Ind. 1t was not long before he lost the
money he made in California andemigrated
I, Southwestern Missouri. In 1861 he en-
listed in the Egh;y-third Illinois Nolun-
tCeTs, and served until the surrender at APP
pomattox. He derived his title of Judge,
10y hich lie is famiiarly known, from his
service as Judge Advocate during the war.
This line of duty led him to stuoy law, and
after the war he settled at Gainesville,
Tenn. and began practice. In 1870 he
moved TO Wilson County, Kans.. where he
took up claim and tried farming. Later
h. went to Fredonia, kanS.. where lie es-
tablshed the weekly Fredonia journal.
Then he started the COffeyville Journa !,
and lived in COffeyville till 1880 serving one
term in the State Senate. He went also as
delegate to the National Republican Con-
yenii0n Of 1880. Removing TO Topeka in
that year he took charge Of the Kansas
Farmer Of which he afterward became the
proprietor. When the Alliance movement
began he saw his chance and went to work
for it with a will.
The new Senator from South Dakota,
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J o I'm Laure n S
NJ aiming lrby.
who takes tie seat
Of Wade Hamp-
ton. He is the
youngest man who
has entered the
Senate since the
war, being but 81
years old. He
comes Of old Reyo-
lutionary stock,
long honored in
South Carolina. de
was educated al the
University OF Viz
GINA, and attended
Princeton College
for a time. He
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PROPOSALS
For Concrete Wall, Plumbing and Sheds
at the Denman Grammar School.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF EDUCATION. NEW
" City Hall, San Francisco, November "a. 1891.
Seated proposals viii be received by the Superiu-
tendent OF Common Schools, in open session OF the
board. on w WEDNESDAY, December 9. 1891. from
TO 3 80 O'Clock p M. for concrete wall, plumbing
work and building sheds at the Deumau Grammar
School Building corner Bush and Taylor streets, in
this city and county in accordance with plans and
specifications which may be at the Office of
Charles l. Ravens, architect OF the Board of Educa-
tlon Room SIS. Flood building, southwest corner
Fourth and Market streets.
Each bid must be accompanied by a certified
check In the sum of five hundred dollars $4,000,
made payable to the order of tho Secretary OF the
Board OF Education, conditioned that II the propo-
sal be accepted and the contract awarded, and If
the bidder shall fail neg Get to execute written
agreement and give the bond required within SIX
days after the award Is made then and in that case
the said check shall be forfeited to the Board OF
Education.
The board reserves the right to reject any or all
bids, as the public good may require,
The party parties to whom the contract Is
awarded will be required. prior to the time of
execution of the contract, to pay costs of adyerts
ing,
Blanks furnished by the Secretary.
no25 I'd GEORGE BEANSr0N, Secretary.
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DC senate IS Do lose the staIwart fignre of

John Ii. Reagan,
the author of the
Interstate Com
merce law and
jeff Davis Post
inaster-General
To succeed him
the Governor ap-
pointed Ii GRACE
Chiffon, a promi-
nent lawyer. Mr..
Chiffon is 30 years
old and a native
born Texan. lie
began life in n
printers Office as
-" devil" worked
up to the case, and
finally Etarfpd a
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tor ingalls, success or. Judge William

A. p effer, is a
Penn sylvia MAN.
born in Cumber-
land County sixty
years ago last Sep
TENDER. lie went
90 the distric t
chool until 10
years old, when lie
began to teach.
At l. he joined the
argonauts and
made a small for
tune gOld-huntiHg
in California, In
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the Deuatt OCCu-
pied. So far four
Senators have been
elected in t h a I
State since her adj
mission a little over
a year ago. AT the
first election three
5 e tors we're
chosen, Governor
Sh0up and w. J.
Mcconnell for the
two short terms
and Fred L. Du-
bois, the sitting
delegate in the
House, for the six
years term, Begin
4ns
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seat, IS n Mary
lander, and comes
of an old and hon
ored family. He
served in the For
ty-second Congress
as delegate from
Montana, and orig
mated the bill es-
tablishlng the Vel
lowstone Park. He
also served as Pres
ident of the con-
vention that franz
ed the constitution
of the State of
Idado. 1t is sup
posed the Mormon
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Villas. is the faYorite

and rose to the rank of Lieutenant Colonel.
ton in 1884. and made the notification adj
dress to Governor Cleveland. Soon after
he entered the Cleveland Cabinet as Post
masteT-Geperal. aud when Mr.. Lamar was
named for the Supreme bench Colonel Villas
was simultaneously nominated for Seere-
tary of the Interior.
In Illinois John NJ. Palmer's name has
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been a household
word for forty
years. In 1864 he
came to Washing
ton as a delegate
to the Peace Con-
gress. He had
Lincoln'S conf
dence, ard rose to
the rank of Major
General of Volun-
teers. Ia 1872 he
left the Republican
party to support
theCincinnati plat
form aud Mr.. Gree.
ley. He never re-
turned. but b E.
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studied law at his home in South Carolina
ana was admitted to the bar in 1876 He
practieed several years at Laureas, but in
1915 abandoned the law to engage in farm
Ing on his plantation in Laurens County.
He has always been a Hampton Democrat
until tie Alliance movement sprang up,
when he Joined Governor 1illman's stand
ard, and later became Chairman Of the ALI
anre : ate Committee.
or the straight-out Democrats from the
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the 10th and 10Th Congresses. lie sat in the
Vermont Legis AZURE.
Senator Edmunds is GO years old, and has
spent twenty-five years in the Senate. He
was appointed when Solomon Foote died,
and MS hrst speech was a eulogy on his
predecessor His record in the Senate il
one that even his foes admire He refused
to vote to admit Colorado with a constitu-
ton recognizing white men as citizens only.
He stood by Stanton and did his best to
GUST Andy johnson. Heagreed with Charles
Sumner in The San Domingo affair, but disap-
proved of the quarrel with President Grant
He successfully opposed seating Pinchbeek
as Senator from Louisiana. He inaugu-
rated the specie resumption movement.
But greatest Of all of his legisla tive achieve
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the Constitutional
Convention in 1876,
and the State Sen
ate in 1878. 1879 and
1880. being Presi-
dent of that body
the last two years.
He was for a year
or. two Surgeon
General of New
Hampshire. W it h
the rank OF Briga-
dier-General. He
was elected Chair
man OF the Repub-
lican State Commit
tee in September,
1882, and holds it
pnyy He sar,,ad in
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serve out the term
for which the late
Senator Ii e arst
was elected, is n
S h ort, brusQue,
blunt speaking
man. He was horn
a poor boy in Erie
County, NY. but
he is now worth
his million, and
has been highly
honored by his
people. He W a 8
Assistant United
States Treasurer
a II d Director of
the Mint at San
Francisco for DIV
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Democrats from the

Sou tn , & en- e T a |
John B. Cord on
heads the list. This
is his third term in
the Senate. He was
first elected in 1872
and again in 1878,
but in 1880 he re-
signed his seat in
the Senate in order
to engage III rail-
road eDterprise s.
Senator Cord on
was born in
Georgia, in Epson
County, sixty-one
years ago. He is a
graduate of tn e
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eighth. Forty-ninth.
Eiftieth and FifiV-
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Payne OF Ohio, is
a decidedly new
specimen of Sena-
torial timber. He
is about 40 years
old, a spare little
man with a keen,
weasel-like count
enance. Long, soft
brown hair and
beard, such as wO-
men and children
love to stro X e,
a dorm his pale,
studIous face. lie
is a product of
shrewd sense and
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elect from Louisi-
ana for five years.
He is IA native of
the State, born in
New Orleans fifty
one years ago. He
succeeded Jan eS
i. EuStiS, who has
been at two differ
ent times sent to
the Senate and at
the end Of each
term seen another
take his seat. He
is a man of COM
handing presence
and great ability.
William Freeman
son of the WiScon-
sin ID e IN Ocracy.
Colonel Villas was
born III Vermont.
The family is de-
scended from Rich
ard de Villas, one
of the Crusaders.
Villas graduated
from the Uniyer-
sity of Wisconsin,
a member of the
class If IS. In 1850
lie returned from
Albany LawSchool
to practice in Madi-
sen, Wis, his home.
III g M-npr IN tho war
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nlVerslty OIL
Georgia. He was admitted to the bar and
practiced law until the war broke out, when
he became a Captain in the Confederate
Army He arose steadily by successive
weil-merited promotions until he COM
ADpomattox He was most gallant fighter
and bears the scars Of eight wounds received
In battle. He was probably elected Cover
nor of Georgia in 1868, but Rufus Bullock
was declared entitled to the Office. Since
to drop the old notions ana issues and 20 to
work to build up the South in her indus
tries and wealth. During the Hayes adj
ministration he supported the President.
His recent election 10 the Senate was
opposed by the Farmers Alliance. but he
boldly vanquished his foes and his personal
popularity carried him through.
Charles Hopper Gibson, who has been
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4 fourth election as States Attorney for his
county, having held that place for three
consecutive four-year terms. Andrew John
son named him for Internal Revenue Col
lector for the Eastern Shore but the Senate
would not have it and refused by a majority
Of one vote to confirm. Mr.. Gibson will
hold his seat until the Legislature OF Mary
selects his successor
Governor David Reunpti Hill suoceads
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San Francisco Chronicle. In 1879 he went
to Chicago, and Later to Wisconsin, where
he publ shed the Baraboo Bulletin. In
1882 he moved to Grand Forks, Oak, set
thing finally at Devils Lake where he has
since remained. He was delegate to the
Republican National Convention in 1888. and
was chosen member of the National Repub-
lican Committee for North Dakota. Hans
brough urged the division OF Dakota early
in the struggle for admission, and was sent
to Congress as reward for his work on this
line of action.
Idaho is bound to have her two seats in
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y
Der of Congress
from North Dako-
to. BE. like Sem
ator Pierce, Is an
editor, his paper
being the Devils
Lake Inter-Ocean.
Hansbroagh was
born at Prairie Du
Rocher, Randolph
County, ILL.,, Janu-
airy 30, 1913, and
was educated in
the public schools.
AT Is he went to
California, a n d
learned to set type.
For a time he was
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Whipped His Mother-in-Law.

George Maynard, a saluonist on Sixth and
King streets, was arrested last night for
battery on his mother-in-law, Bridget
Healy. MAYNARD claims she got drunk. hit
him and used language too vulgar for the
ears of his customers, and that he had to
nhastisp ber
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removed in 1868, and where a year later, he
was admitted to the bar He began TO make
Democratic speeches when he was II
We airs old. He reached his majority in time
10 vote for General Mcclellan in 1864 and
that same year he was admitted to partner
shin with Judge Smith. Six years later he
was sent to tie Legislature. Attracting Mr..
Tiden's after ton he became san e.oI MS ar
Mayor of Elmira as Grover Cleveland was
Of Buffalo. He made the race for the CUB
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William Maxwell
Eyarts in one of
the two seats be-
longing to \ G W
ork. Governor
Hill is now 48
years old and ever
since he COLD talk
he has been a
Democrat. HIS
education W a S
gained in t b Q
schools Of Havana,
his native town,
and the law office
of Gabriel l..
Smith of Elmira,
No.
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appointed by Gov
ernor jackson to
enter on the term
for which the late
EphraIm King Will
son was elected,
has been a mem Der
of the House for
six years past and
IS well known. He
is a native of Queen
Anne County, IS
years old. Mr.. Glib
son was educated
at the quaint little
village Of Chester
town, Nd. In 1864
he began practicing
law and he declined
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John Ii. Kyle, was
born in Nenia,
Ohio, thirty = eight
years ago. II e
grad uated from
0berlin in 1873,
studied theology in
the w stern The
illogical Seminary
at Allegheny, Pa,
where he was or
damned in 1882, and
then preached Tor
a year or two in
a egati0nal
c h urch in Salt
Lake City. In 1856
he went to Yank-
ION na1- opd n
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small newspaper for himself For years he
set type and gave his sister an education.
He and Governor Hogg, who appointed MIN,
were engaged in the same newspaper office
together in 1870. While working in this
way he studied law, and now ranks among
the first lawyers IN Texas.
New Eng ami makes but two changes In the
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Senate. Mr.. Blair
of New Hampshire
retires aud DR.. ia
cob Ii. GalIinger
takes his place;
the resignation of
Judge L d IN Il n d S
brin Q c Secretary
Proctor to the Sem
ate. DIR. Gailingrr
is from Concord,
the capital city of
the Granite State.
He was born Il Brit
ish subject in the
province of Onta-
rio. In early life
he was a printer,
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ernatoFial nomination in the syracuse con-
vention, but Cleveland beat him and Hill
was put on for Leutenant-Governor
When in 1885 Governor Cleveland became
President, Governor Hill succeeded him as
Governor of New York and the ensuing fall
was reelected.
Robert Henry Maurice Davidson is prob
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Rev. John Currie. the Scotch clergyman
and ex-pugillst, delivered ON request his
sermon on "Pugilists" yesterday afternoon
at the !. NJ. e. A. Hall A large crowd
was in attendance.
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"3HH VI I"0''7' tHIIIb FUUNTINtU III
the old-fashioned doctrines OF his boyhood
and early manhood. He was the R-publi-
can Governor OF Illinois when the Chicago
fire occurred.
Calvin Brice. who succeeds Henry B.
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dOIN VIC SuIIOSo oA
of Wilkinson Call
of Florida. David
son is n rock-rooted
Democrat of the old
time sort. He Is a
native of Gadsen
County, Florida, and
studied law at the
University OF Vir-
ginia. For several
years before the war
he sat in the State
Legislature. He sat
in the Forty-tif
Forty sixth, Forty
S e n t b, For y
eighth. Forty-ninth,
I,se.s INsg
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Arrested for Yelling.

Thomas Roberts and Rose Evans were ar
rested last evening on PIotrero avenue for
disturbing the peace of the Magdalen Asy-
lum with their unearthly Wells.
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WASHINGTON, Dec. with the opening
of the Fifty-second Congress the Senate re-
ceives seventeen new members. Two years
ago but SIX new men took seats. Later
eight Senators of the incoming States OF
North and South Dakota, Montana and
Washington appeared. Then followed the
admission of Idaho and Wyoming. The
Congressional Directory. when 1t is printed.
will classify the new recruits as follows:
Republicans, 3; Democrats, 9; Farmers
Alliance g. This summing up shows gain
of one seat for the Republicans and three
for the Democrats The death of Senator
Hearst of California gives Democratic
seat to Charles FELTON,, formerly Repub-
lean member Of the House. Illinois, New
York and Wisconsin each send Democrats
to succeed Republicans. Besides this, there
is the Republican loss, if not Democratic
gain, III the facI that South Dakota and
Kansas have displaced two Republicans by
sending Mr.. Kyle and Judge PETER of the
Alliance. The Senate will therefore stand:
Republicans, as; Democrats, 81; Farmers
Alliance, 8.
Ser,+or Inuslls' surcps ,or ,1udGe William
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little later became Financial Secretary of
1anktcn College. He has been a member
of tie South Dakota Senate. He succeeds
Judge Gideon c. Moody.
-Ihe third Alliance Senator is Colonel
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DRY GOODS,
HOLIDAY BARGAINS!
HANDKERCHIEF DEPARTMENT..

LADIES HEMsTITcHED
md per Box.
LADIES ALLrES HANDKERCHEF
rangn from csc to $500 each.
from to
n boxes
and SC Box
s15O, al per .
A mi
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DEEr-sEATED CoUGH cruelty tries the lungs
aud wastes the general strength. prudent resort
Tor the hialcted is 10 use DIR. d. Jaynes' Expect
GRANT. remedy for all troubled with Asthma
Bronchitis or any pulmonary affection
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ALL. FRANCISCO MONDAY DECEMBER T. el-E1GHr PAGES.

ments was the Electoral Commission. by
which Mr.. HAYES received peaceaple color
of title to the Presidency.
uanr,r q u,nshrnnrh Uas Ii a first mRnI-