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ACCIDENT TO SENATOR FRASER
The Well-Known Legislator Suffers
the Fracture of II Wrist


the Fracture of u Wrist.
William Lamphrey of the Placerville
railroad reports a serious accident to
Senator Thomas Fraser of El Dorado
on Sunday night last. Mr.. Fraser was
returning with a double team from
Placerville to his home when he over
took a couple of men, to whom he offered
a ride, which they accepted.
1t appears that one of the men was
under the influence of liquor, and when
the horses started up suddenly he fell
from the back OF the wagon. In trying
to stop the team again the latter backed
or SHE'D off the road, the wagon and its
occupants falling into deep cut or
canal.
The vehicle fell upon Mr.. Fraser and
held him until relief arrived, when
it was found that one of his wrists was
broken short off. One of the horses, a
very valuable animal, was killed by the
accident.
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Senator and Mrs. Stanford.

WASHINGTON, March %. = Senator
Stanford expects to leave here so as to
reach San Francisco by April 9th. In
June he and Mrs. Stanford, accompanied
by Secretary Nash, will go to Europe to
remain several months.
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REIGN OF TERROR.
Acts of Anarchists Cause Conster.
nation at Paris.
STRINGENT MEASURES FOR THE
PREVENTION OF OUTRAGES.

sensational Revelations Brought Forth
In Connection With an Inquiry Into
Crimes Committed by a Man and
Woman at Berlin-SchooI Children
In the Russian Famine Districts
Forced to Eat Filthy Rags and GUAM
titles of Earth in Order to Sustain
Life.
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had so great force that large trees have
been uprooted and fences and signs in
Vulnerable blown down. The oldest set
tiers state that the storm of the last
twenty-four hours has been the severest
experienced in their recollection. Crop
prospects never were so promising as at
present.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
Yesterdays Proceedings in the Senate
and House

and House.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-In the Sem
ate to-day Stewart gave notice that he
would on Monday move to take up the
Senate bill to provide for the free coinage
Of gold and silver.
After the adoption of Wolcotts resolu-
ton relative TO the allotment Of Indian
lands, the senate, on motion Of Sherman,
went into executive session.
After the executive session the Senate
adjourned.
IL THE HOUSE.
WASHINGTON, March 29.-The tariff
debate was resumed IL the House to-day,
Init The discussion WAS rather uninterest-
mo. indeed, it WAS considered doubtful
bv leading members of the House
whether it would be possible to revive
pabIic interest in the tariff debates again
This session. and the leaders are in favor
of closing the general debate on the tariff
bills within week, and sending one or
more of these measures to the Senate
without delay, that the Republicans may
not be able TO assert on the stump this
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q House Burelarized.

The Mansion House. on Seventh street,
was entered yesterday by q thief who
stole a suit of clothes from the room of
" Freese. He then entered Charlie
Seiiingers room and stole a brown
ribbed overcoat, s. 50 in coin and Char
lies beautiful blue necktie with the
polka-dot, which he was saving up for
summer wear
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Seriously Injured.

MERGED, March 29.-William f. Harris.
railroad carpenter, fell from the roof of
a section-house this evening, breaking
his leg just above the ankle The force
of the fall caused both bones of the leg to
be driven down over the foot. one on
each side, causing a painful and serious
injury.
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Suicide of a prosnector.

PHOENIX (Ariz.), March %. John
Liekra, well-known and old-time pros
pector, was found dead by his camp fire,
on Maricopa Canal, this. afternoon. From
the presence of partially filed bottle of
strychnine it is thought he committed
suicide
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PORT TOWNSEND WASH, March 90
A Chinaman, recently struggled across
from Victoria with a severe case of
leprosy. has been discovered here He
escaped and cannot be found.
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Sensational Report.

WASHINGTON, March ga report
that the President had been shot this
morning spread CONSERVATION through
out the city until it was learned to be
without foundation.
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A Wife-Beaeer Wanted.

The police were at last accounts sup
posed TO be looking for one Mex con,
who lives on Third street, between o and
p, who is wanted on charge of beating
his long suffering wife with chair.
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Starting Ort Young.

w WASHINGTON, March 29.-Drew Cam
Inetti, the six-year-old son of Repre-
sentative Caminetti of California. has
been appointed a page in the House of
Representatives
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Residence Rnrned

ST. HELENA, March CD. r. Ritchia's
residence and contents, at Rutherford,
were destroyed by fire this morning. The
cause was a defective tue. Loss, SC, G00;
partially insured.
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Special to the REcoRD-UN1oS.


WASHINGTON, March 29.-The Cabinet
meeting this morning considered the
reply to the latest British proposition on
the Behring Sea sealing. 1t is under
stood the reply will be sent tomorrow.
1t was understood the Cabinet practi-
cally agreed TO accept Salisbury's propo-
sition for renewal Of last years. m0duS
TiUeRdi with certain limitations, with the
character of the damages to be left to the
determination of arbitrators. 1t is ex-
peeted the President will communicate
his views on the subject to Sir Julian
Pauncefote in a few days.
The Senate in executive session this
afternoon decided to complete the consid-
GRAFTON of the Behring Sea arbitration
treaty, and it was ratified by unani-
nous vote at the conclusion of the dis
cusson. The debate itself was without
incident. Sherman presented two amend
lnents, which were agreed to. One pro-
Vides that the argumeLt is and proceedings
be in the English language. Lord Sails
bury has already assented to this as well
as an amendment which requires the
arbitrators TO make a decision, if possi-
bic, within four months, instead of three,
from the close of the arguments.
There was an air OF relief about the
Senators as they emerged from the cham
Der, and all Of them were glad that the
trouble over the treaty had been disposed
OF at last.
RENEWAL OF THE MoDUS.
LONDON. March 29.-In the House OF
Commons Edward Courley asked whether
the Government, before refusing the re-
quest of the United States for renewal
OF the mod1ts UiCeRdj, had under consider
alton the dispatch of Sir Baden Powell,
British Commissioner. stating that a re-
newal of the prohibition against indis-
criminate sealing and limiting the catch
to 1900 yearly would be beneficial, and if
SO why the policy thus indicated was not
followed. James w. Lowther, Parlia-
mentary Secretary for the Foreign Office,
replied that it would be incorrect to say
the Government refused consent to re-
newal Of the 4t0auS UiUendi Sir Baden
Powell had said that in his opinion the
taking of one years limited crop could
not injure the seal herd, but the renewal
oil last years prohibition and 800 limit
would be beneficial, although unneces-
sary. That policy, Lowther declared,
was being followed, subject to the con-
Gitions considered necessary by the Home
Government in the interest of British
subjects engaged in sealing. Lowther's
statement was greeted with cheers.
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THE FAMINE IN RUSSIA.
School Children Reduced to ERti
Filthy Rags and Ear0h.

school Children Reduced TO Eating
Filthy Rags and Ear0h.
ST. PETERSBURG. March 29.-The Com
mittee of Relief for the children of the
administration peasants has reported
that in many districts the children are so
poorly nourished that they are too feeble
TO undertake long walks. which in many
instances require an hours time, to the
schools where soup is doled out The
unfortunates have been reduced to eating
most unWholesome and disgusting
things, from which animals would revolt.
including filthy rags and quantities of
earth. The teachers in the public schools
have received no salary since last fall and
are in almost as bad a condition as the
children
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Wind And RAIN.
One of the Heaviest Storms of the
Season in California.
VESSELS UNABLE TO PASS THROUGH
GOLDEN GATE.

Heavy Downpour Throughout the State
Even Surprising the Oldest Inhab-
itant''-Grain and Fruits Reported
in Fine Conditfon-Hail as Large as
WalnutS Falls in the Neiahborhood
of Redding, While in the Higher
Attitudes Snow Is Reported.
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COLUMBIAN EXPOSITION.
Proposition to Make Dedication Day
General Holiday


General Holiday.
CHICAGO. March 29.-President Bonney
of the Worlds Congress, an auxiliary of
the Columbian Exposition, has issued an
address regarding the celebration of the
Discovery of America by the dedication
OF the Exposition grounds. 1t asks the
whole continent to participate in recog-
milton Of the day. The address proposes
the most representative of American in
situations, the public schools, be eyerv-
where the center OF local celebrations. 10
make this possible, the Worlds Congress
invites the cooperation of educators and
teachers throughout the nation.
An Executive Committee has been APP
pointed to promote the celebration and
prepare uniform programme for use IN
all Localities. The committee will also,
through the State superintendent OF
Education, solicit the Governors of the
States to proclaim October 18th as holt
day.
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HEARTRENDING SCENES,

PHILADELPHIA, March % Mayor
Stuart to-day received a message from
Rudolph Blankenburg of Philadelphia,
one of the committee at Saratotf, Russia,
saying that the scenes in Samaria are
heartrending; that the people are kept
from starving by half pound of black
bread and a dish of thin soup daily.
Hunger typhus is raging. The peasants
are imploring for seed wheat, to prevent
a recurrence of the famine. The scenes
defy description, and assistance will
bring untold happiness. In response the
Mayor advised the committee OF the sec
ond cargo which has been purchased to
sail April 18th, and said if there was
enough left of the funds they were rails
ing they would cable it for the purchase
of seed wheat.
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Yesterday a carload of bananas arrived
here in seven and a half days from New
Orleans.
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WORK TO BE PrsHED

CHICAGO, March 29.-Night work was
begun at jackson Park last night on the
Worlds Fair construction. From now
on to completion work Will be pushed
day and night.
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equaled in beauty, and that the scenery
is something novel and very superior in
the spectacular art. There are marches,
dances, songs, tricks, tableaux, mechan-
zeal effects, ETC., all new. The San Fran
cisco Bulletin says: "The company is
first-class and gave a splendid entertain
ment," which is great deal for that
journal to say of a burlesque and specta-
Gle. The San Francisco Chronicle says
the present piece is pleasing contrast to
the same piece when here before, and is
now humorous and attractive spectacu
lar musical play, with pretty and clever
women.and good male actors, clever spe-
cialties and some good dancing and
roustabout business and new gags and
jokes. The Examiner speaks with praise
of the scenery, its variety and brilliancy,
and of the clever people in the troupe.
The box office opens tomorrow morn
ing for reservation of seats.
AT the Calvary Baptist Church this
evening the original Tennessee Jubilee
Singers will give one of their interesting
entertainments for the benefit of the
church. The company is composed of
colored men and women, who will pre-
sent programme comprising jubilee
choruses, plantation melodies, solos,
duets, river and cabin Songs, ETC., includ-
ing the original ''Swlng Low, Sweet
Chariot" keep in de Middle oh de
Road" and other popular pieces. Adj
mission, 80 cents; children, % cents.
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sleidmdBisen Stanbort fir 8rauserite.
8on ben iosenannten fiinitliden Dlns
germ itnb bic HboSpbate bon gdnitisem
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seidet perben. bab bic BHansen Q, bDd.
items 3 Aebrsn enttpideln. ba nur in
hieiem Sale auf slei6mdbise 2eifeseit
3u rednen 1T, nadoem bic sanse gnt=
pideluns in allen Mbftufunsen iid aud
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itimmte Saatmense ldbt iid nidt an.
seben, ba biefiir Bitterunss. unb so.
oenberbaltnlfc Der in Srase itebenben
8eeenb su beriifiibtieen iinb. gs fam
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BEL mDsIidit bon Norb na9 Sio seben,
neil bann bic sIei9maBisite 9idtitsa'
uns er3ielt tpirb.
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Der 0Beinfel(er inn gSinter.

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ais mbalid oHen seIaRsn uno nidt eber
seidloHen perben, ais Biz bic Tempera.
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seipi7en @rabe aud fir ben Binter.
Denh bic i'm &eIer aufbeipabrten Nabr.
unBsmittel unb @etranfe Ieiben erit
bann, ipenn bic 8euertemperatur unter
Nu(I Strft.
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9otel=llebernahme.

Dem beutlGsn putliium unb mtinen i&tpti-
ger 8rtunhen erlaubs i'd mir bisrmit ansu,si.
gen, baB Id bic 8irtbf&aft RON SY GOnrab,
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re9tsn Gnfcrerunsen su entiprhen.
Senry ppu @silenflub.
70 Wein @el6Gft ale Shiefsrbefer fibre
i'd mic bister fort.
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Die Gr;ieluns gutter 8rauserffe.

SIM persansenen Serbit tpurbs bereits
barauf binsetpieien, oab in 8esus auf
8rauserite, mad @rbDbuns bes Gins
fubraoass, tpefentli6 berdnberte 8ers
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fDnnen, tpeIbe Dor Der grbbbuns beS
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beabten:
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8raft itebenber bumus. uno falfbaItiger
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sur 8erfiisuns itebt. $50 bon glatur
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8oben entipredenb su berbeHern. Nuf
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seniisenb entipdferbarer ober su trodes
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pirb bic NbbIlfe neiit nidt lobnenb
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auseeidlOfent ba bier nur Sutterserite
gebaut perben fam. Durb 2odern
bss rlntersrunbss muB m6sIidf bafiir
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einbrinsen tDnnen. ipsil bon elmer
sIeibmdbisen 3ufubr bon Seudtiefeit
tpdbrenb Der sansen 8a6stkumsssit
Der @rfols abbanst.
Q. Sorfrudt. BON tpsientli9sm Gins
fIuB auf bic Aualitdt Der 8rauserite 1T
befanntlid bic 8orfrudt. Wenn SRI
ben, einidbriser &Iee uno Sdoteniradte
10 siintisen @ini1uB auf bic AuaIitat
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tbeiIs baran, bab bieie 8fan3en per.
mDse ibrer tiefsebenben WuraeIn cine
9lrt llntersrunoloderuns bornebmen,
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finbIide, bartere Yfusidi6t on pielen
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na6foIssnben @erite Elm tieferes Gin.
bringen unb bamit einen beHeren Gus
gang su ben nidt 70 Ieidt austrOduens
ben untsren Sdi6ten erm0sliden.
3. Diinsuns. Dab in friider 0iins
suns feline quite 8raussrite su erseusen
1T. 1T cine albefannte grfabruns
Disis Gbatiude erfIdrt iid baourd. BAT
Staloiinser iid ni&t 70 slei6mdBia
itreuen ldbt; auf banbsrObe SIdber
| fdat Oiineer, ipabrenb ebenio srobt
Sldden basipiiden unsebiinst bleiben.
mas fur bic bapon betrOfenen BHanSer
bic Solse Bat, baB ioauiasen bic ein'
Sdlfte auf REDEEM 8Oben pahit uni
| ftidltoffbaItieer ipirb, tpdbrenb bic an
bere Salfte auf drmerem 8oben ftarfe,
rei6er auSfdat, beibe Sorten aud un'
eeaI reifen, iObaB pplitdnbis uneleid'
mdbiee 8brner eraielt iperben. Sri
tpenn in ;ipeiter obsr britter Tradt be
tbieriide Diinser pol litdnbis su Sumut
3erfalen unb bur6 mebrmaIlseS YHdeel
erisnbli4 nit Der Adertrume permiid
| lipOrbsn 1T, bietet bisie einen ssnisen
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
Sas Meinisen perf6 oiiIener
fhnar;er Tilsbute.

Man biirfts sunddt bic Siits unb
tpaf6e te bann mittels zines in 8en3in
einsetaudten Sdpdmmdens idnea ab.
Da 8ensin leidt entaiinblid 1T, 70 barf
bas @afden ME in Der Siabe zines
brennenoen 2idtes, ionbern r,ur beim
TasesIidt porsenommen tperoen. Sinb
bic Sdte pbais troden, 70 beftreidt man
iie NIT Waiier, in ipeldem man foblen.
faureS Ammoniof. ireI6es isber Dro.
guilt Iiefert, aufseIbit bat. Sil3bdte,
tpel6e auf pieie einfade @eiie sereinist
iperben, seisen, nadbem iie an Der 2uft
setrodnet iporben iinb, cine ih6ne
idparse Sarbe, aud iinb ettpaise
Sdpeibfleds nidt mebr au iebsn.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11
Musb eilern Der @ummifAuhe.

gntitebt in einem @ummiidub burd
irseno tpeI4e 8eranlaiuns elm Nis. 70
nimmt man Elm nidt au bides Siid
8autfduf, idrdst beHen 8dnber nit
SiIfe zines idarfen, subor in @aRsr
einsetaudten Wehers ab, betupft bann
bic aerri1ene Steae ioipie bas 8aut.
idutitidden nit Terpentin6I, Iest beibe
aufeinanber unb iebt iie bann "a Stun.
ben binbur6 einem mabie ltarfen Drude
aus. Die auf fold einfa6e 8eiis auss
sebeHerten Steaen fnb pDais waHer.
bi6t. Gbe man iibrisenS ben 3ib aus.
beRert. mub BET @ummiidub bon alien
Staub ssreinist iperbsn uno pDlIis tro.
den iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1892-03-11

Die pbarmaaeutiide Seituns sibt sur
8ertreibuns bon @usssn foIssn6e 0or.
ihrift. Die ii6 bor anbern Sur6 abioIute
lnl4dbli4feit ausseidnst: SalicpIs
fdure l Eel, Diildiaure unS @olIobium
ie 8 1eiIe. 9ie SIdifsfeit mub minis
eeitens sipsimaI tdslid aufsepinfeIt
tperoen. Nia6 einiser 3eit peroen bic
@arssn fprboe unb f6nnen nit 2ei6tis.
feit ipeseeidabt tperben.