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The morning call., 1892-04-22
France Determined to Punish the Da.
hOmeyalS.
THE ENGLISH ENCOURAGING RESISTANCE.
AnarthiSie Troubles on the Continent Storms in the
Alps-IeneIuela Becoming More TranquiI-The
Malta GreSsO Revolution.
Special to the MoRNfNs CALI

PARIS, April 21.-The French Cabinet
has decided upon extensive operations in
Dahomey, under the guidance of the Min
lister of Marine. La France to-day accus
England of encouraging King Behanzin to
resist the French. The Dahomeyan force,
near kotonou. are building entrenchments
and making road for tie purpose of bring
Ing supplies from the interior. A gunboat
has arrived there to protect the town. The
n ewspapeTs demand the complete subjuga-
tion Of Dahomey. and it is judged from the
tone Of the articles that they desire that a
French protectorate be established. Those
acquainted with the Dahomeyans and the
country know that 10 completely subdue
Dahomey viii be al expensive undertaking,
both to life and money.
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The MereIer Scandal in Montreal.

MONTREAL. April 21.--Ex- Premier Mer-
cier was seen to-day regarding the charge
made against him by the De Douchervllle
government on which he was arrested yes
teIday. Mercier expressed confidence in his
ability to clear himself. He saws the whole
proceeding IS one of persecution. He will
60 to Quebec next week to meet his ac-
cusers. Charles Langelier was also seen at
Quebec this morning. He says the reason
the case is taken before Judge Chauveaa is
that Judge Murray, who should have heard
Ii, was appointed by the Mercier govern
ment. Langelier has engaged Charles Fitz-
patrick to defend him. and says he will
make il hot for some of his opponents,
Members of the Government say this Is only
the first of series OF suits to be taken
against the ex- Ministers.
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tempt, and did not answer the sumuo,s
under legal advice that the summons WAS
irregular; that the House had no iurisdic-
tion to punish as for contempt an alleged
libel committed outside; that the acs of the
iast session was retroactive. and that they
believed and do believe it their duty "a
journalists TO criticize as they did the action
OF the committee in reporting against bill
under their discussion
The Attorney-General moved that tha
kennedyS having been convicted of con-
tempt Oh the House. they be taken fn ehargs
by the Sergeant-at-Arms and brought Ia
the bar tomorrow morning. He cited as
thorities aud said the Kennedys had sec
themselves againss the House aud should be
shown that the House could not he ma
ligued, abused and treated with contempt
with impunity. When the House rose the
matter was still under discussion. A pro-
tracied debate is expected and the adoption
of he morinu
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MME. BARRIOS MARRIED.

The Widow Of the Ex.President of Guatemala
Weds Spanish Ncbleman.
New YORK. April 2l.-Mme. Francisco
de BarriOs, the young and beautiful widow
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good showing. We found King Charles of
Roumania enthusiastic on the subject of
the Worlds Fair and so was Carmen
Sylvia, the Queen. Roumania will send a
collection OF carvings, carpets ana costumes.
send among other things an exhibit of
ancient and modern arms. In Bulgaria we
were well received by Prince Ferdinand.
We found 1t unnecessary to stay in Turkey
Tor any length OF time, as the commission
which had been there before US had done its
work thoroughly. Greece promised to do
the hest sha onutd
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THE HOUSE.
Arguments on the Nov Rockwell Case,
Conferrees on the Arizona Bill

Arguments on the Noyes-RockweII Case
Conferrees on the Arizona BIZ.
The arguments in the Noyes-Rockwell
contested election case were continued in
the House this morning and were led by
De Forest of Connecticut
He was followed by Haughen and Giles
pie.
OFarrell gave notice that lie would de.
mand the previous question Tomorrow.
after Fellows of New York had closed for
the contestee aud he (O'FarrelD for the con-
testant.
The Speaker appointed Washington, Smith
and Perkins coDferreeS on the Arizona fund
ing act, the bill which caused such a conf
motion in the Senate recently. The princi-
pal point at issue between the two Houses
Is the lawful money" amendment.
After speeches by Wike, Alien, Dear
mond and Chipman the House adjourned
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CHARLES RosENFELD's DEATH.
After Heavy Losses at the Gaming Table He
Shoots Himself

NICE. April 22-2 A M-Charles Rosen-
field, the American diamond merchant.
whose large winnings at Monte Carlo made
a sensation. being second only to those OF
c. H. Wells, shot himself yesterday after
noon near Paris. He returned to the Riviera
short tine ago and began losing heavily and
continuously. He continued until a day or
two ago. when be left for Paris, having
lost all the money he had with him. He
also cashed checks 10 the tune of S35, 900,
which he also lost yesterday. The man
ager Of the Nice Bank, who cashed his
checks, had a telegram from R0senfeiI in
Paris stating that before it was received he
would have shot himself 1t is not known
how Iuuch he lost
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THE UNION PACIFIC.
Captain Hayes Will Probably Be Elected
President With Gould's Sanction.

Captain Hayes VIII Probably Be Elected
President With Goud's Sanction
NEW YORK, April 21.-It is stated on
good authority that there has been no
change in the position of the Union P..cific's
affairs. 1t is announced that Captain r. S.
Hayes said he would only accept the posi-
tion of president on condition that he was
unanimously elected. Gould and Sage
claim that they will take no action at the
election, but intimate doubts as to any one
deliberately taking the responsibilities Of
the road off their shoulders at this tme
General Manager 7. III. II. Clark said he
was not in position 10 make any statement
whatever. although he intimated that no
decision had been arrived at. Ex-Governor
Ames is reported as saying that move to
place Captain Hayes in the presidency was
on foot and would be completed with the
sanction OF the Gould interest.
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TWO DEFAULTERS.

Railroad Payrolls Altered and a Bank
Robbed.
ST. PAUL, April 2I-Roadmaster McNa-
mara of the Northern Pacific Railroad has
been arrested at Pembina, N d., and
charged with falsifying accounts. turning
in on payrolls the names OF men not work.
ing and pocketing the receipts, and with
forgery in the same line 1t is claimed that
he has confessed.
GRAND FORKS, n. D., April 2i.-Carl
Nelson, assistant cashier of the Union Ma
tional Bank, is under arrest and charged
with defalcation of many thousand dol
lars. Nelson claims everything is correct
and is at work strengthening out the books
IN nrnva il
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ON THE RESERVATIONS.
The umber of Settlers Increasing on the
Newly Opened Land

KINGFIsHER, o. T., April 21.-Although
a number of boomers have left for homes
yet the crowd in town appears undimin-
ished, owing to the fact, perhaps, that
homesteaders are coming III TO make filings.
About 1400 persons are now In line. with
the number increasing. New county seats
have been settled, city and county govern
ments organized peacefully and all is quiet.
The settlers sre breaking ground, planting
corn and boomers selling their claims.
Ell RENO. o. T., April 21 Governor Seay
explicitly declares there is no truth in the re-
ported shooting OF eight ''sooners" by SOL
diers, and discredits the reported fight in
County G between Kansans and Texans.
With the best facilities for early informa-
ton, he has received no such advices.
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RIOTOUS REFUGEES.
4 Number of Assisted Russian Emigrants
Refuse to Work and Create Trnuhla


CHICAGO, April 21.-After an evening of
the widest excitement detail of police
was left on guard tonight at the shelter
house of the society in aid of Russian refu-
gees. twenty-five or thirty of these refu-
gees, who had been housed aud fed for the
past four weeks were provided with work,
but Insisted on a continuance Of the charity,
protesting that they are not able to work.
The agents OF the society, after making
every effort to induce them to get out,
determined to eject them. and this was done
this morning. After short time the refu-
gees returned. and being refused admit
.ance made all attack on the house, tearing
down one Of the doors. The police
were summoned and succeeded in quiet
ing the rioters. but this evening the trouble
was started again, the refugees being
joined by street rabbe. The police ne re
called again, and after vigorous work the
refugees were separated from the rabble and
the situation patiently explained to them
through an Interpreter. They again sci up
a cry that they were unable 10 work, but
alter two hours wrangling were forced to
leave. They threatened to make trouble,
and detail Of police remains on guard,
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Racing at Memphis,

MEMPHIS. April 2l.-The results of the
Memphis Jockey Club to-day were as fol-
lows:
Six furlongs. Content won, Gayoso sec
ond. Josephine Cassidy third. Time,
] 1:19H.
Seven furlongs, Helter Shelter won, Bra
zos second. Unatilla third. Time, :29A.
Four furlongs. Red Banner won, Haydee
second, Fringe third. Time, :5l.
One and a sixteen tn miles, First Lap won,
Ed Bell second, Jim Dunn third. Time,
1:52,
One mile, Tom Jones won, William Pow
1:44M.
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A STEAMER FIRED ON.


The Venezuelans Mistake a French Vessel
for an Enemy.
PANAMA. April 21.-The French steamer
Canada arrived at Puerto Cabello April 13,
and when making for anchorage she was
ordered to stop. The captain reversed the
engine, but volley was fred, striking the
bridge where the captain and his officers
were standing. Nobody was hurt The
shooting was done by the Government
forces under Andruza Palscio. No salts
faction was given for the outrage, and the
captain decided 10 protest officially to the
French Minister at Caracas. 1t is generally
believed that as Rojas Paul, the former
President Of Venezuela, is in Port of Spain,
Trinidad. they mistook the French st Gamer
for a vessel belonging to Rojas Paul.
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ANARCHISTS REJOICE.

Threatened Strike of raris Policemen Gives
an Opportunity for Outbreaks.
PARIS, April 21.-The outlook for May
day took on a new aspect to-day which
gives promise of afford1ng the anarchists
and other lasless characters an opportunity
TO make trouble. The police threaten a
strike On the eve of Mayday unless their
wages are increased. The anarchists are in
high glee. Some Of the mere enthusiastic
claim 1t would take little argument to in
duce many OF the policemen to join their
ranks. 1t is not believed the threats of the
police will be carried out. but military force
will be in readiness to take their places In
case they do.
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RUSSIA'S RELIEF.
Foreign Offerings Of Food for the Famine
Stricken Gladly Received

Stricken Gladly Received.
BERLIN, April 2l.-Cbarles Emory Smith,
United States Minister to Russia, who is
returning to America, was seen by repre-
sentative of the Associated Press regarding
the Jewish question and the famine situa-
ton in Russia. He said there was prospect
of. heavy Jewish emigration during the
coming summer, although the prohibition
Of the entry of Jews into Prussia would
tend to check such emigration. The Rus
sian authorities are relaxing their measures
against the Jews and do not wish to force
large masses of the population to leave the
country. Smith. speaking of the famine,
said he himself had handed the Jewish re-
lief committee at 81. Petersburg 1000
rubles sent from the United States The
relief organization is thoroughly perfected
and prepared 10 deal with all offerings of
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SONS OF VETERANS.
Yesterdays Fresno Meeting Was Devoted
the Election of Officers,

FRESNO, April 2l.-The Sons of Veterans
at the meeting this morning suspended the
order of business and elected the following
division officers:
Colonel. L. Nj. Gilbert. Fresno; lienten-
ant-colonel, w. a. Wood, Woodland major.
G. n. Johnston. Bakersfield division couu-
cil-F. w. Burneil. Los Angeles; s. w.
Conant, San Jose; +. L. Conuor, Berkeley :;
delegate to national encampment, A. f.
Connor, Berkeley; alternate, +. A. Bailey,
Woodland; representative at large. w. 81.
Cook, Bakersfield; alternate, p. Is. Gordon,
San Francisco.
at picnic at Pollasky. Tomorrow after
noon the work of the eneampment will be
finished, and in the evening the Sons Of
Veterans will be banaueted. Pasadena
and Los Angeles are competing for the en-
campment next wear.
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Italy's Cabinet Will Remain.

ROME, April Glowing to the difficulties
eff reconstructing the Cabinet all the men,
bers who recently resigned, with the ex-
ception of the Minister of Finance, have
Withdrawn their designations and will re-
main in office 1t has been decided to largely
reduce the military expenditures and the ex-
penditures for the colonies
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SEIZURE OF OPIUM.
News From Victoria Tells of Vessel Cap
tured at Port Townsend


VICTORIA, b. g., April 21.- The Nova
Scotia seaer Dora Steward. from Halifax
December 10. arrived here to-day to Join the
sealing fleet.
Rev. DR.. Campbell Collingwood writes
that he has accepted the pastorate of the
First Pres esbyterian Church.
There is great excitement here over the
seizure at Port Townsend of the steamer
Michigan, with 703 fve-tael cans of opium.
The United States officials have been for
some days working up the case.
This afternoon the recalcitrant Kennedy
brothers We're brought into the Legislative
Assembly. with all due ceremony, in the
custody Of the Sergeant-at-Arms, and they
presented long statement in explanation,
but not palliative, of the libelous article
complained of in the Columbian. 1t con-
tended that they were not guilty Of any con.
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THE WORLDS FAIR.
Report Of the Commissioners Who Were Sent
to Foreign Countries

NEW YORK, April PIT. b. Bryan. vice.
president Of the Worlds Fair Commission.
has arrived here from Liverpool. Bryan,
ii. n. Higgenbottom of Chicago and ex-See-
retary Bayard were appointed commission
TO visit Southern Europe in the interest of
the Worlds Fair. Bayard was unable 10 go
on the trip. being detained at home by fam
lily matters. The other two Commissioners
have been away five months. Bryan said !:
Eve spent most of our time In Italy ana in
the Balkan States. Great financial strin-
gency exists In Southern Europe, and IL at
first seemed as Ii that would interfere with
the nations OF that section having good rep
rcseniation at Chicago.
Il don't think it will, though, for every
where We found both rulers and people
deeply interested in the scheme Of the
Columbian Exposition. Italy will make a
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GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY.
a Man Found Guilty at Fresno Of Trying 70
Obtain Money Illegally.

a Man Found Guilty at Fresno Of Trying 70
Obtain Money Illegally.
FRESNO. April 21.-The jury in the ease
OIL the People against E. p. Daniels and DO
seph Hutchings, charged with conspiracy.
brought in verdict of guilty this after
noon. The defendants were charged wi,h
eonspiring to obtain money illegally from
M. j. Church. prominent and wealthy
citizen here. by means of a suit fer DAMAGES
on the ground that Church mad sianderc{
Daniels daughter. The damage suit of
Miss Daniels against Church was tried iu
Stockton recently, and the jury gave ver-
diet against Church for SIS, 900. Church.
laid his case before the Grand Jury of this
county, who indicted Daniels aud Hutch
ings. The trial has been In progress for
the last 10 days. The testimony was OF
rather an unsavory character. Daniels was
formerly preacher at the Adyentist
Church here. Church testified that Daniels
himself had told him that his {Danieis'}
daughter was impure. The jury in the ver-
diet asked the court to extend extrema
mercy to Hutchings. The case will be ap-
aiad
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Triple Tragedy in Iowa

DEs MONIES. Iowa, April 21.-Tbe mur-
der committed here last night by James
Cockerson killing his divorced wife and w.
L. Davis, who was in her company, turns
out TO be triple tragedy. as Cockerson
afterward committed suicide. Another
woman. who was present when the murder
occurred, is DOW a rnvng maniac.
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GUARDING THE SEALS.
Instructions Proposed for the Enforcement Of
the Modus Vivendi.

the Modus Vivendi.
WASHINGTON, April 21.-General Foster
of the State Department, acting Secretary
Spauldlng of the Treasury and acting Secre-
tary Soley Of the navy have had conference
regarding the enforcement of the Berng Sea
mOdus vivendi. The general character OF
instructions TO the naval aud revenue YES
sells was agreed upon. and they will be for
warded at once. The vessels selected for
the Bering Sea are: The YorStowD. Mohi-
can, Adams, Ranger. Rush, Corwin and Al
batross. The President Will issue procla-
nation in few days promulgating the
modus vivendi and warning the citizens of
the United States against any violation.
The British Minister and the Secretary of
State are now making arrangements for the
exchange OF the ratification Of the treaty Of
arbitration
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EXCITED MONGOLS.
Portland Cinnamon Investigating the Cause
of an Imprisoned Countryman's Death

Of an Imprisoned Countryman's Death.
PORTLAND, April 2l.-The Chinese Of
this city are greatly exclted over the recent
death of one of their countrymen known as
"Tom," who died in Jail on Monday night.
shortly after a hard and protracted struggle
in resisting arrest.
The Cinnamon claim that the police
officers used undue violence in max ing the
arrest. The six societies of Portland have
entered into an investigation, and have ap-
pointed one man from each of the societies
to form a committee to carry the matter
through the courts, if circumstances war
rant such course.
They have telegraphed to Colonel Bee,
the Chinese Consul of San francisco.
to be present at the inquest. which the
Coroner has again postponed in accordance
with their wishes
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Mrs. Parnell's enants.

DUBLIN, April 21.-At the Wicklow ses-
sons to-day Mrs. Parnell, widow OF Charles
Stewart Parnell. brought suit agains,
twelve of her tenants for non-payment OF
rent. Several applications were dismissed,
the tenants producing receipts showing the
rent was not yet due. In other eases the
tenants refused to pay unless the abatement
allowed by Parnell before his death was
given them.
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Government at Caracas: 1.-The States of
Los Andes and Zamora have submitted TO
the Government. Crespo IS f1eeino' Only
enc guerrilla is left in Caraboba. Deny the
false news published with the purpose of
deceiving commerce and to get arms and
Gnmunition." This was signed by the
President.
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Revolt in Matto Crosse.

BUENos AYREs, April 21.-1he last news
from Matto Crosse. Brazil. is to the effect
that the revolutionsts intend to offer deter
mined resistance to the Government troops
All the steamers on the Parana River have
been seized by the insurgents. The Gov
ernment troops are expected to arrive at
Matto Crosse next week and will at once
attack the forts occupied by the insurgents.
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Nire Persons Fatally Rrrna ed.

ST. PETERSBURG. April 2l.-In fire in
tenement house here nine persons are
known to have been burned TO death. Fif-
teen Others are missing and are believed to
be In the ruins. Many Others were badly
injured by jumping from the front windows
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lnOny look place, con-
Quoted by Arch bishop
Corrigan. The ballroom
was turned into a veri-
table temple by the erec-
ton of an altar. resplen-
dent in white satin and
white flowers, and the
house was trans sformed
into a floral bower. After
the ceremony, for two
hours or more. there was
a reception and a we'd
ding-fcast. The costumes
of the bride and all the
loHt- rnact- mara ,Narffar,
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A BnY Rurolar

of age, supposed to be farmers son living
in the vicinity of Banta, yesterday noon
broke into the railroad station office there
and stole all tine cash in the drawer, s56
He mounted q horse and rode away, but iia
was soon followed and the officers hope To
capture him.
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Storms In the Aims,

VIENNA, April 21.-The weather is of
wintry severity throughout almost all
Austria, snowstOrms are raging in the Alps,
and the country between 1riest and Baden
is deeply covered with snow. Bergenz, q
frontier town in the Tyrol, and other places
on Lake Constance are snowbound. The
traffic of railroads is impeded and telegraph
communication interrupted.
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Preshyterians Al Healashure.

HEALDsBURG. April 2l.-The district con-
ference of the Presbyterian Church COR
venes in this city this evening. About 100
delegates are in attendance. The district
comprises Mendociuo, Lake, Napa and So
noma counties. Night sessions will be held
each evening The conference will con-
tinue about two weeks
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BARRIOS INSTALLED.
The New President Of Guatemala Takes His
Office and Announces His Cabinet

UiIICE anu dHHUuuC6s HIs OdUInts.
PANAMA, April 2l.-News received here
confirms the peaceful Inauguration Of Gen.
eral Jose NJ Reyna Barrios as President of
Guatemala and the retirement Of President
Barillas. The new Cabinet Is as follows:
DR.. Ramon A. SalaZar, Minister of Foreign
Affairs; Manuel NJ. Cabrera, Minister of
Government and Justice; Manuel Cabral,
Minister of Public Instruction; Salvador
Herrera, Minister of the Treasury, and
George Veles, Minister of Public Works.
The War Department is under the personal
charge of President Barrios, who has ap-
pointed General Barilias Inspector-General
of the forces.
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-
On the Rnhhers, Track

SAN JOSE. April 21.--To.night the Sheriff
and two deputies started south in buggy,
the report having been received that twa
men answering the description of those who
tried to rob the station agent at MayfeId
last night had been seen near Coyote.
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CAUSED BY CARDS.
Bookkeeper in Dakota Held for Robbing
National Bank.

GRAND FORKS, N. d., April 81. Carl
Nelson, bookkeeper of the Union National
Bank, who embeZzled nearly $4,000, was
held TO answer to the Grand Jury by the
United States Commissioner to-day. The
cases against the two gamblers, Murray and
Dahl, as accessories were dismissed, but
the men were rrarreSted on an order from
the District Court on petition Of the bank s
attorney asking for a Judgment against
they won at poker from Nelson.
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OF tne late eX-PreSldent
of Guatemala, was mar
ried this evening TO
Senor Jose Martinez de
Roda, a Spanish noble
man, at the magnificent
residence of the bride.
355 Fifth avenue. The
ceremonies were wit
messed by only a few
of the most intimate
friends OF the bride and
groom. and yet ii was
one OF the most bril-
liant .radIinrc ~ Nan
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Convicted of Murder

SAN JOSE, CAL, April 21.-The jury In
the case of Joe Silva, the Milpitas rancher
who killed neghbor named Tomazo Gar
cia, tonight returned verdict of murder
in the second degree. The prisoner will be
sentenced On Friday. The defense was in
sanity,
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Alleged HiQhwarmen Arre.ted.

SANTA Rosa, April 21.-Sheriff Mu Igrew
has received word of the arrest of two men
in Napa, supposed to be the ones two stood
up TO persons here last Sunday. He will
60 to Napa Tomorrow.
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A Picknocket Canpht

SANTA BARBARA, April 21.-'Mother
Geary," a notorious crook of Los Angeles.
was arrested here to-day charged with petty
larceny. Size was caught in the act OF
picking lady's pocket. She has respect
able family ia Los Angeles.
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Fonnd Gn;,tv of Murdsr

SAN JOSE, April 21.-Jose Silva was this
evening found guilty of murder in the
second degree. Last fall he shot aud killed
his neighbor, Tomas Garcia, without provo
cation. as Garcia had come TO SiIva's ranch
to return soIue tools and money he had bor-
rowed The hopes of the defense were
based on a plea of insanity. He will be
sentenced on Friday