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Scores and Scores

Of persons helped or cured by Hoods Sarsa-
parilla. Mild cases OF rheumatism have
yielded to it. Biliousness and bad liver have
been corrected in my own family. This is
the only patent medicine I have felt like
praising. Ispeak not for C. /. Hood, but for
the Jobs who are impatient and are tor
mented beyond endurance Nothing know
of will cleanse the blood, stimulate the liver
or clean the stomach so perfectly as
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!. FRANK CLARK.

UNDERTAKE ING PARLORS,
1O17-1ole Fourth ST., Sacramento.
FMBALMING A SPECIALITY. GEORGE
Ia II CLARK, Funeral Director and County
Coroner. Telephone No l94.
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The box office of the Metropolitan will
be open this morning for the sale Of seats
for Miss Gales engagement.
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Hoods SarsapariIIa

Any person wishing TO know more. enclosing
stamp viii be informed. Yours for the
health, happiness and virtue of humanity"
WILLIAM HoLIIssHED. pastor of Presby-
terrain church, Sparta, N. J.
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Capital and Surplus,
$500, 900.

FARMERS And MECHANICS SAYINGS BANK
Southwest corner Fourth and r
streets. Sacramento, Cal.
Guaranteed Capital ............ S5OO,o 900
n DAMS MADE ON REAL ESTATE. IN
II terest paid seni-annually on Term and
Ordinary Deposits.
3. u SIENNA N,....,.,...... President
EDWIN X. ALSIP ............ Vice President
u. D. WHITBECK,-..... Cashier
Z. h. Cummings. Secretary
JAMES NJ. STEVENSON...... SURVEYOR
DIRECTORS:
=. U. SHERMAN, EDWIN K ALsIP,
G. III. CUMMINGS, w. E. TERRY,
Sol. RUNYoN, JAMES MCNAssER
JAS. NJ. STEVENSON.
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At Armory Hall, on Friday evening,
Suffer Circle, Companions of the Forest,
will give grand ball.
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aaral Gs#tate. Gtr.
5enl 0s#tate. Q5tr.
AN
UNUSUAL
CASEl

IN ORDER TO FURTHER PROMOTE THE
4 interest now manifested in buying lots and
building in
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FOR SOMETHING TO EAT
Thousands Of AsIlco's Starring Dss.
perately Fight For Food.
ROBBED BY SPECTATORS
Total Failure Of Crops the Cause
OF Great Misery-Soidlers
Called Out to Queil
Riots.

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 2.-Tho Times. Demo-
crafts San Antonio special says: Homer
Finley. who for the past six years has
been in business in the city of Morlia.
Mexico, arrived to-day and gave vivid
account of tho famine riot in that city last
Sunday. Morlia is the capital of the state
OF M,choacan, and ono of the most beau
tiful cities of Southern Mexico, but sew.
eral thousand poor people are on tho
verge Of starvation owing to the total fail
ure OF crops aud the scarcity of other food
supplies. When the famine was threat
ened several months ago several wealthy
merchants of Morlia contracted for large
quantities Of corn in the United States,
enough to supply the suffering people.
Spectators put up prices and extorted
what little money the poor people had
In short time. For the past two months
the suffering has been intense, and many
deaths have occurred. The streets be-
came throngcd with beggars. and men,
women and children made hcart-rcnding
appeals for help. This was kept up until
last Sunday. when the starving horde or
Ranized themselves into mob and. driven
to desperation, began a concerted attack
upon the food stores of the city. Fully
600 people were In the mob and the police
were utterly powerless TO stop 1t. Two
regiments of federal cavalry and one of
infantry stationed at Morlia were called
ont to quell the riot, but this only added to
tho desperation of the starving people.
The soldiers opened fire and one man was
killed and several wounded. The mob
looted the granaries and then dispersed.
Finley looks for repetition Of the trouble.
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Ne,s Roads in the South.

New ORLEANS. Oct. "A surveying
party has left TanRipahoa to stake out
a line of railroad from Tangipahoa to
Clinton, La. The party is under the direc-
tion of Illinois Central officials. The
branch road will leave the Illinois Central
main track about a quarter Of milo
south of the depot at Amito and go direct
to Clinton. The railroad officials figure
that il costs more to recover from the
damage of crevasse on the Valley road
than the new road would cost. and should
the Valley road be SO unfortunate as to
meet with an overflow next year, business
would not be delayed. The new road will
traverse st. Helena Parish and go through
n beautiful yellow-pine region. bringing to
market many millions OF feet of lumber.
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Cleveland Won't Interfere.

AURORA, Texas. Oct. 2.-Dr. J. u. Burch
to-day received "A letter from cx-Presidcnt
Cleveland referring TO his much-talked-of
alleged interference with the factiona.
fight among the democrats in Texas. Mr..
Cleveland says he has not In any manner
or form intcrfercd with the controversy
and does not intend to do 80. "Whercver
there arc democrats earnestly supporting
the principles Of tho democratic party"
said he, II am in sympathy with them,
but where there are factions | shall take
no part in their difficulties
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NJ ursler mt Sea.

NEW YORK. Oct. 2.-Smith & Co., agents
Of the bark, William Halcs, OH which Cap
tain George Buckley and wife were muir
dcred while the vessel was at sea from
this port To Capctown. received another
cablegram from the United States consul
at capctown saying that the murderer
was O Chinese steward, All Jow, who
killed himself after the murder. Smith
refused to let tho cablegram bc seen. and
the report was circulated among
scafaring men that the consul ca
blcd information which was suppressed.
II is thought a serious meeting occurred.
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KENNEDY AT HOME.
The PoPulists' Candidate for Governor
speaks at Boulder.

The populists' Candidate for Governor
speaks at BOULDER.
Special Dispatch to tho Standard.
BOULDER, Oct. 2.-Will Kennedy and L.
c. Harris, candidates for governor and
representative on the peoples party
ticket, spoke last night Mt the court house
to small but appreciative audience.
Harris spoke first and gave dim outline
of what the party would no If successful.
He dealt principally on tho silver qucs-
tion. Mr.. Kennedy then took the rostrum
and started by reciting poem which had
peculiar effect on the people present.
He upbraided the old parties and culo-
gized the third party movement: said that
the estray laws were unconstitutional and
gave the press OF Montana fits for calling
the leaders of the third party movement
in this state anarchists and socialists. Mr..
Kennedy wound up by saying that IL
Jesus Christ should come into Boulder
and heal the sick and raise tho dead, that
the state medical association would have
him cast into prison for practicing without
q license. This seemed to he the hit of
the evening and he was applauded by the
followers Of the peoples party who were
present.
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CHILL AND UNCLE SAM.
The Treaty that Minister Egan 10 Bring-
ing to This Country.

bng 10 THIS Country.
NV YORK. Oct. 2.-Thc Tribune this
morning published the full text Of tho
treaty Minister Egan is bringing up from
Chill, and which was arranged by him
with the foreign Office of that country for
an amicable adjustment of tho claims
made by the citizens Of either country
against the government of the other.
growing ont Of acts committed by the civil
or military authorities of either country.
Tho treaty was published in full in the
chiiian Times Of Valparaiso Aug "A. IL
provides for the appointment OF three
commissioners. ono 10 he named by the
president of the United States, one by tho
president of Chilli. and the third BY mu-
tual accord between those two executives.
In case they do not agree within three
months from the exchange OF ratifica-
tions, the nomination of third commits
sioner will be made by the president of
the Swiss confederation.
Tho commission is TO meet at Washing
ton Mt tho earliest convenient time within
six months after an exchange of ratitica-
tions OF tho convention. A concurring de-
cision Of the commissioners or any two OF
them will he conclusive and final. All
claims must he presented within two
months from the meeting of the commits
sion unless some valid reason for delay.
when an extension Of two months may he
granted. Tho commissioners will be
bound 10 examine and decide upon every
claim within six months from the first
meeting. The whole expenses Of the
commission will he betrayed by deduc-
tion from the amount of awards not 10 cx-
coed per cent. II the expenses exceed
this. tho two governments arc to divide
the excess Jointly.
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CATTLE QUARANTINE.
Canada strengthening Her Reserve Along
the Montana Line.

OTTAWA, Ont, Oct. 2.-The government
has taken an important step In respect to
the cattle quarantine reserve Immediately
north of tho International boundary In
the Northwest territory. In the past few
years considerable settlement has taken
place along the line and has impaired the
efficiency of tho quarantine reserve. The
government. therefore, has decided to set
apart new quarantine grounds and thrco
stations are reserved west of the fourth
meridian at points convenient 10 the
usual avenues OF access to Canada from
Montana.
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TO THEIR C0UNTRYMEN
1T IS A REPUBLICAN GAME
Grand Old Party Wire Puilers FISH
ing for Votes for Harrl
son-TheIr Scheme
Exposed.

NEW YORK, Oct. 2.-The Irish-American
union, an organization Of the Irish-Ameri.
cans OF this city, to-day issued an address
deprecating tho fact that prompted by
the republican party many citizens OF
Irish republican club ITO advocate and. Il
rae ,nss IN sia'ne TOE rcpuTacah parry
says the futility of such talk is apparent
TO any thoughtful citizen, and that il ID
not alone ''un-Amcrican but unwisc for any
needy citisens to be guided or controlled
In the exercise Of their duties by any other
consideration than patriotic duty to Amer
lea in performing that duty" Says the
address: I'VE believe We can best do SO
by supporting the democratic party"
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WHAT COLEMAN SAYS.
He 10 Confldent That He Can Easily
Prove an Allbi.

He 10 Confldent That He Can Easily
Prove an Alibi.
SALEM, Ore, Oct. 2.-The dispatch from
Chicago stating that Thomas Coleman.
now confined in the pcnitentiary here, Is
supposed to have been connected with tho
(sosin murder, WAS news to the prison
oa1s(11s, who state that they had no com.
munication with Chicago officials about
the matter. They claim to have heard
the rumor that Coleman was connected
with the crime. but put no faith in the
story. He was sent here from Portland In
March, 1891, to serve q two-years' term
for assault. He has the appearance of an
all-around crook. When he heard of tho
charge this morning he said he would
havc no trouble clearing himself. He
formerly lived In Chicago, wherc he has u
brother and three sisters. In the past
flve years he has been in Oklahoma, Pu.
get Sound and San Francisco. He was q
''trusty" until two months ago, when q
bench warrant for him came again from
Portland on another charge of robbery
with assault. At that time he said TO q
fellow convict that he supposed the trus-
tyship was taken away from him on ac-
count Of tho Cronin affair, but nothing
further, except he would have no diff
Guilty In proving an alibi.
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KEPT THE SWAC.
How n Dishonest Newspaper Man Grow
Rich suddenly.


PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 2.-The theft of
$4,000 from tho Auer 1ncandcscent
Light company by Tyndalc Palmer. q for
mer Philadelphia newspaper man, in
which he was Joined by a hotelkeeper
named Frcitas of Rio Janeiro, has been
brought to light. The company is owned
by A. q. Granger, president. and ex-Sena-
tor Joseph NJ. Jazzam, vice preside mt.
They formed the South American Wells
bales lncandescent Electric Light COM
pany, and sent young Palmer to Rio To
boom the invention. He and Frietas sold
the patent rights for s5io,oD in gold, aud
upon Palmer's return he reported tho sale
rs having been for $4,000, Of which $4,000
was expended la salary, expenses and
commission. The theft was not learned
OF until the two men were sent to Brazil
on q second mission. Palmer cannot be
returned from England, but action is be-
Ing taken 70 recover the sums be ex-
pended iH nhying farms for relatives.
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Th. Monetary Conforenc..

WASHINGTON Oct. 2.-Socretary Foster
received n cable message from Minister
Lincoln nj London yesterday as follows
International monetary congress reply
may bc expected Monday. THIS cx-
planned. refers to the timo and place
of meeting of the conference, and further
that thosr points are practically settled
pending acquiesccnce of British delegates.
IL is believed arrangements being made
for assembling the conference in London
Nu-ember ~.
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Amateur Athletes.

HEw York. Oct. 2.-Thc fifth annual
championship meeting of the Amateur
Athletic Union of the United States was
held yesterday afternoon in Manhattan
field in the presence of about 5000 spec
tators. The entries comprised nearly all
the champions Of the different associa.
tions. The loo-yard hurdle race was won
by F. c. Puffer, NJ. A. A. C., in Is 2-5 sec.
onds, smashing the worlds record Of Is As.
hold by II. L. Williams. In the 2a0-yard
run Harry Jewett of Detroit tied his own
record of q As seconds. made last week.
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3osroS. Oct. 2.--The business session
OF the Brotherhood of ST. Andrews con-
vention closed las: nish,. The report Of
the council was made oopmending the
worl, done by the travelling commission
aud speaking hopefully Of the prospects
for the ensuing year. general meeting
was held at which number of speeches
were made. and there was discussion on
the Sunday newspaper question but no
decision was reached.
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A REGULAR OCEAN SERVICE.
ships to Ply Between European and
GuatcmAlan Ports.


WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The bureau OF
American republics is informed Of tho
closing of contract between Guatemala
and the Hamburg-Pacific steamship line,
in which the company agrees to send ut
least ono ship month from Europe to
Guatemalan ports and carry freight at q
reduced rate; TO furnish free transporta-
tion for officers OF the government and
also mail TO Central and South American
countries; make a reduction Of at least
one-half rate for bringing articles for tho
Use of the government and mako the
same reduction on articles for the use OF
the government and immigrants destined
for tho republic. The company is TO be
paid $1,000 for each ship arriving in the
ports and no tonnage, lighthouse or port
charges. Extra facilities for taking and
discharging cargocs and the privilege of
engaging in coastwisc service is extended
to the vessels OF the line.
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A NOTED MAN GONE.


PARIS, Oct. 2.-Joseph Ernest Renan,
the distinguished pomoloaist and author,
died to-day. Tuesday last he went driv-
ing and caught a severe cold, which
speedily developed into congestion Of the
lungs.
II is said that Rennn was rational 10 the
last moment. and when he found death
drawing nigh he expressed wish that he
might have q national funeral and his
body be inferred in the Pantheon.
Renan died in the College do France, .
little way beyond the new buildings OF
Sorbornc. His children wero present ~
his bedside. No priest attended the dying
man. DE Frcycinct, minister OF war;
General Fckericr. Pcrc Hyacintho. Mile
Contc dc Lyle. NJ. Purvis de Chavanncs
and other personages celebrated In tho
political, artistic and scientific world Of
France. called at the college during the
day and inscribed their names ON the
visitors books.
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Out of the Ring.

TOPEKA, Kas., Oct. 2.-1ho Democrat,
which has heretofore becn recognized as
the organ Of the fusion OF democrats and
populists. has bolted tho movement in a
long editorial. The Democrat states IL has
discovered that tile fusion movement. was
called into existence and is now fa,hered
by q set Of selfish Office seekers. who are
dominated moro by selfish gain than n de-
sire for the triumph Of democratic princi
pies. The bolt is q body blow TO the fu.
sion movement.
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RAILROAD CONSTRUCTION.
Figurss Complicated by tho Railway Age
ON Tracklaying and Grading.

Figures Complicated by tho Railway Age
ON Tracklaying and Grading.
CHICAGO, ILL.,. Oct. 2.-Railway constrtic-
tion has proceeded nt n safe aud moderate
pace this ycar. and yet in almost every
state and territory new lines have been
completed or commenced.
The Rdif,roy Age and Northwestern Raii-
roader SAYS: ''Our returns show that
during the nine months from January to
September 20, there have been 2.5i9 miles
of main track laid on .OO different lines
in the United States. while large amount
OF grading has been done on which the
rails are yet tn godown. There are i'm
sight over 100 miles of road on which
track is expected TO be laid before the end
of the year. so that We feel safe in repeat
ing the estimate made three months ago
that the tracklayina Of is92 will aggregate
not far from 400 miles"
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LOOSE METHODS.



WASHINGTON, Oct. 2.-The department
Of state has report from Consul General
Edwards at Berlin, dated August -, which
fully confirms the statements made by the
associated press agent In Germany rela-
tive to the loose and inefficient quarantine
methods practiced at Stcttin. The orig
inal statements were made upon the au-
thority of DIR. Schultz, royal district ply
sician. but afterwards denied by him.
James c. Kellogg, United States consul at
Stettin, in the early stages of the cholera
epidemic did not remain at his post. but
signed in blank n number of consular GER
tificates and absented himself from Stet-
tin. When information of this reached
the state department Kellogg was
promptly removed from Office. Consul
General Edwards report did not agree
with Kellogg's report in many particulars
and convicts the latter of making false
denial
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As Mum as an Oyster.

CHICAGO, Oct. Judge Gresham will
neither affirm nor deny the story printed
here this morning to the effect that he in
tends To vote for Grover Cleveland. He
was seen by q representative of the asso-
ciated press tonight and refused abso-
lutely 10 talk on the subject, answering all
questions with, 81 will not say n word"
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MExIco, Oct. "A recent cyclone de-
s;royed number of bridges and n large
portion of the roadbcd of the Mexican
central railroad. At Cosamopoline 80
houses were destroyed.
The Japanese government, is negotiating
a treaty with Nicaragua.
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cRoNIN's MURDERERs.
Ono Of Them said To he In the Oregon
PenitentiAry.

CHICAGO, Oct. 2.-Accorting to a story
which appeared in the Chicago Times this
morning tho long.sought murderer of DIR.
Cronin has been found. He is said to he
Thomas Geohegan, confined now in the
Oregon penitcntiary under the name of
Thomas Coleman. He is well-known
crook and was hero at the time of the
murder, but was not heretofore suspected
of completely In it. He is said to have
been the man who actually dealt tho fatal
blows. The Chicago police deny that they
are looking for him or want him on any
particular charge, but dispatches received
here from Portland declare that the peni-
tentiary officials admit that an applica.
tion has bcen made TO have the man
brought here. One attorney, who assisted
in the prosecution of the Cronin murder
ers. says IL was always known ono Of tho
murdercrs went TO tho Pacific coast, but
all trace OF him was lost there.
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TO-DAY, the great heresy
case of DR.. Charles A. Briggs.
comes up for trial before the
presbytery, in New York City.
The matter received some at
tention from the General As
sembly, at Portland, Ore, last
spring. when it was referred
back to the presbytery. by which
it was adjourned till to day.
The trial raises grave issues,
threatening the division of the
Church.
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DIXON ON HORSE RACING.

New YOrks Noted Preacher Says the
Race Track Must Go.
New YORK. Oct. 2.-Rev. Thomas Dixon
to-day delivered another of his character
istic talks, his subject being the Garfield
race track of Chicago. He said in part
that after all the Garfield track is typical
of tho race track of to-day. The whole is
a dirty business Of the same piece. Tho
conscience of the nation has outgrown IL.
The race track must go as the lottery has
gone. The plain fact is that the lottery is
a small evil compared with races.
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Arrived nj Quarantine.

QUARANTINE, Oct. 2. The following
steamships arrived at quarantine to-day:
Phareo from Liverpool, Orinoco from Ber-
mutla. Fastgate from Progresso. and the
Alps from Trinidad. The only European
steamer was La Gascoyne from Cher
bourg. with All cabin passengers, oil well.
She was released this afternoon after all
her baggage was disinfccted.
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Dynamite Did IL.

BRADFORD. Pa. Oct 2.-Toby Sporratti,
an Italian gang boss on a railroad. who
made himself obnoxious to his country.
men employed under him, met a horrible
death early this morning. Someone
placed can of dynamite under his bunk
in the shanty and blew the man into frag.
mcnts.
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HAMBURG. Oct. 2.-The steamers Busy
Bee and Daoiz, a Spanish steamer, col
lided to-day and the latter sunk. She was
nearly torn asunder by the bow of the
Busy Bee. and her captain, mate and pilot
killed. The remainder of her crew were
rescued,
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BuDA PEsTH. Oct. 2.-The delegates
elected Count Tissa president and Count
Ssapary vice president. Count Tisza, in
his opening address, said that there was
nothing in the present European situation
10 warrant any apprehension OF war.