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BRIEF NOTES

1t is Stephen mot Peter Rooney who
succeeds b. n. Bugbey as Under Sheriff.
The Southern Pacific Company is ma
terially increasing its pumping works for
the shops.
Mayor Steinman states that he has the
assurance of President Huntington of the
southern Pacific Company that the slough
north of l street will be filled within a
year.
The proceeds of the concert at the Con-
gregatlonal Church on Monday evening
are TO be used in defraying the expenses
and to help pay off the Indebtedness on
the Synagogue.
DR.. G. a. Ruggles of the State Board of
Health was in the city yesterday for the
purpose of comforting with Secretary
Lame in reference to the Sanitary Con
vention, which meets in San Francisco
on April 18th.
Mention was made yesterday of ssan
irresponsible hanger-on" to the news
paper profession, and +. H. Hart writes
TO this paper to say: II am the hanqer-on
to which reference is made.D He NAV
be onto himself" as general thinG.
but this time he is mistaken. He was
quite overlooked when the item was
written.
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MORE NEW OFFICERS.
Ministers and Consuls Appointed b,
President Cleveland.

ministers and Consuls Appointed by
President Cleveland.
WAsHN GToN, April 1.-The President
sent to the Senate the following nominal
tions:
James A. Broadhead of Missouri, to be
Minister to Switzerland.
Bartlett Trip of South Dakota, to be
Minister to Austria Hungary.
Eben Alexander of North Carolina. to
be Minister to Greece, Roumania and
Servia.
Consuls-James E. Neal of Ohio at
Liverpool and James NJ. Dobbs of Geor-
gia at Valparaiso.
DON'T LIKE A CARPET-BAG GOVERNOR.
ALBUQUERQUE On. NJ, April 4.-The
Democratic Central Committee, members
of the Democratic Territorial Central
Committee, the Albuquerque CONNER
cial Club and prominent business men,
irrespective of party, are telegraphing
protests to Washington against William
Eads of Missouri for Governor of New
Mexico, mainly on the ground of his
being nonresident. They strongly in
dorse Colonel J. w. Albright of this city,
as not only the choice of his party, but
of the whole people here in Albuquerque,
where he is best known. Colonel AL
bright has owned and edited the leading
Democratic daily of the Territory for
twelve years, which has been power in
New Mexico politics.
ONE OFFICE REFUSED.
New YORK, April 4.-President Cleve-
,and has, it is stated. offered Joseph J.
0'Donoghue the position of Assistant
Treasurer of the United States at the sub
Treasury in this city, and O'Donoghue
has declined it.
Some very interesting correspondence
on the subject is said to have passed be-
tween the President and the coffee mer-
chant. O'Donoghue is said to have taken
offense at the offer and the way in which
it was made, and according to report has
written a letter to Cleveland, reminding
him in very plain words of the alleged
pledge he made last December, regarding
the Collectorship of this port.
THE PLUMS TO COME.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-Before leaving
Washington at 1920 o'clock this morning
Senator White called on President Cleve.
Mcguire and Caminetti. Although the
Senator called merely to pay his respects
the question of California patronage was
incidentally touched upon, and as one re-
suit it is known positively that Thoma,
L. Thompson of Santa Rosa will ge
some good foreign mission, for the Presi.
dent has promised to give it to him. JUS
where he will go is not settled.
President Cleveland went on to explain
Why California did not get the Japar
Mission, i. e., Allen q. Thurman wanted
it for Dun. Before Thurman's reques
was made the President was disposed t
appoint some Californian to this post.
The President said to the Californian.
this morning that the factional differences
in California ought TO DE settled, and al
should pull for the common good of tn
Democratic party.
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once spotted the only Englishman there.
| had long conversation with our
Persian agent there. Our next hating
place was at Abu Shair on the Persian
Gulf, where we remained two days. Here
l was entertained by the Malcoms. The
name sounds like something from north
OF the Tweed. But my friends were two
genuine Armenians, the leading mer-
chants in the place. They gave an
Armenian feast in my honor and we sat
down thirty to the banquet. One of the
good customs of the country is to drink
separately each persons health at table.
and before drinking song is sung. NV
Captain is an Irisbman from Cork; never
having sung before, The Wearing of the
Green was rendered with a modicum of
music and superabundance of dignified
hilarity.n
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Special Land Court.

AT l o'clock on Thursday afternoon
Surveyor General Reichert will hold a
court for advice and for the determine
ton of certain important rules of practice
affecting the rights OF applicants for lieu
lands to amend original applications.
The matter is very important one to
the State, for it involves questions affect
ing the settlement of the State, which has
heretofore been retarded by the operations
of SPECTATORS.
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Mrs. CIeveIand's Callers.

WASHINGTON, April Airs. Cleve-
land saw several hundred callers to-day
between L and l o'clock. 1t is understood
that this is the last reception Mrs. Cleve-
land will hold this spring. By the end of
the month it is expected that the Middle
ton place on Woodley Lane road will be
ready for occupancy by the President
and Mrs. Cleveland, who have leased it
for term of years.
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Gold in the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The gold bal
ance in the Treasury this morning, de-
Quoting the shipment of million and a
half made yesterday, was six millions.
No opinion is ventured as to when the
gold output will stop, but the Treasury
officials do not hesitate to express the
opinion that the Government will be able
to meet all ordinary gold demands.
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Senate Proceedings.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Senate re-
Committee on Privileges and Elections
in favor of the admission of Senators APP
pointed by the Governors of Montana,
Wyoming and Washington. Vest made
an argument in opposition to admission.
At the conclusion of his address the SEN
ate went into executive session.
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Mrs. Logan's "Home Magazine" and
the weekly Union"

Both only 81 IS per year. The Home
Magazine of Washington, D. c., con-
Quoted by Mrs. John A. Logan, is the
best and most popular low-priced period
ical ever printed. The publishers of the
WEEKLY UNION will furnish the maya
zine to its subscribers for mere nomi-
nal sum above the price of subscription
to the weekly.
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The SKIN and Knowledge

perfect and popular laxative remedy
known have enabled the California Fig
Syrup Company TO achieve a great sue
cess in the reputation of its remedy,
Syrup of Figs, as it is conceded to be the
universal laxative. For sale by all drug
gists.
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WASHINGTON, April 4.-Colonel Tenn
pie Clark died suddenly this morning.
He served on General Rosecrans' staff in
the war, and for the past twelve years
has been an employee of the Department
of Agriculture and prominent member
of the Veteran LEGION
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Mare Island Examining Board.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Board of
officers detailed to examine the Mare
Island California; Navy Yard will meet
there on the 18th inst. Captain Matthews,
President of the board, has been ordered
to report to Secretary Herbert before
leaving for the West to receive instruc-
fiOOs
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The City,s FINANCES.

The books of the City Auditor show
that during the last year the city's re-
ceipts with cash on hand amounted to
S74I, 1854 70, and the expenditures $685.
392 90, leaving balance on hand of S53,-
272 II, or 81, ga 80 more than was on hand
last wear
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The Worlds Fair-The Chicago "Inter-
Ocean"

This great weekly, and the WEEKLY
UNION can be had for 81 year, or the
DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN and the Inter-
Ocean for s. 80 per year. All about the
great Worlds Fair will be deliberately
treated in the Inter Ocean. Can be had
for this price only by subscribers to the
RECORD UNION and WEEKLY UNION.
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INC0MPETENTS MUST GO.
Personal Fitness the Best Recon-
mendation for Office-Seekers.
LESS RED TAPE HEREAFTER IN
THE STATE DEPARTMENT.

Cleveland Appoints Several New Min
listers and Consuls - Ex-Congress-
man Thompson of Santa Rosa Said
to be Sure of a Foreign Mission
The President Opposed to Discrimi-
nation Against Southern Republics
in Matters of Trade.
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Nominations Confirmed.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-The Senate
confirmed the following nominations:
Allan B. Morse of Michigan, Consul at
Glasgow; c. w. Chancellor of Maryland,
Consul at Havre; George F. Parker of
New York, Consul at Birmingham;
Samuel E. Morse OF Indianapolis. Consul
General at Paris; George q. billiard of
Mississippi, Consul General at Guaya-
quill; Seaton Norman of Indiana, Assist
ants Surgeon in the Marine Hospital
Service.
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BEAUTY" may be 'only skin deep"
but the secretot beautiful skin is pure
blood. Those coarse, rough, pimply
compleXions may, in most cases, be rem
dered soft, smooth and fair by the perse-
vering and systematic use of Ayers
Sarsaparilla.
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soon as that is done the matter of final
adjournment will be speedily disposed of.
It is understood that the Republican sug-
gestion for the Democrats to go ahead
and organize with the understanding that
The new officials do not take hold until
later is meeting with favor among those
Democrats who see in the opposition to
that course indications of prolonged
struggle.
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PRESS VOICE.
Expressions of Some of the Interior
Press.
What the Rural Papers Find to Talk
About-Brief Extracts From
Editorials.
PRESS VOICE.

Pomona Progress: "That there is job
in the proposed change of Capital by
which the State may be defrauded of a
million or two of dollars, that the re-
moval is really unnecessary and that the
Legislature acted in haste and anger and
not in reason and deliberation when it
submitted the matter OF moving the
Capita! to the people of the State.''
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1nat-Inrtno.

T OST-SUNDAY, APRIL ID. ON ELEC-
u trio car, between Protestant Orphan Asy-
lum and st. Pauls Church, a pair of gold
frame eyeglasses. The finder will be rewarded
by leaving them at 1917 H street.Ei ap-53ts==
T OST-LAST SUNDAY NIGHT. MASTIFF
II pup Ditch; reward; 922 X street
ap4-2t NJ. CLARK
I OSI-ON SATURDAY, a SORREL MARE
IL with rope on neck. from Twenty-hfth and
/ streets. Information left at new Wd. TELL
HOTEL will be rewarded ap3-3t#
I OST-A LADY'S HUNTING CASE GOLD
l. watch, with monogram "a. F." The
finder will be rewarded by leaving at 1928 II
street. ap3-3t4
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For Fhtr.



! TOR SALE-CORN BY THE TON Apply
| l. to CHAS. HEISEN, corner Seventh and
streets. ap5-2ts
| EOR SALE At $780, FULL LOTS;
| L $500 cash; the balance on easy terms. Ia
quire of STROBEL, 81 street. ap5-7te
nor SALE-HORSE, SOUND AND GEN
| IL tle also, phaeton and harness. 1928
corner Second and + streets. ap4-6tt
A HOME FOR NOTHING HAVE FIVE
| n lots, 40X16O each, located on X, NJ. y
and streets which l will sell the install
ment plan, and will give four years to pay
| for them; here is q chance of n lifetime, Us
these lots are all very choice and they will
| double in value in the next two years; 1 have
them from $3.50 upward; no real estate men
need apply. Address Postofllce Box / 81, Sac
ramento. ap3-12tr
NOR sALE-A HOUSE OF SEVEN
| n rooms. bath and stoTeroom; lot 4OxS5;
price $3.50. Apply at 1927 Q street.
NOR sALE-ABOUT l. OR II CORDS or
L hne sycamore wood AZ 80 80 per cord.
| Inquire OF MIR. ALMOND, Tenth ana V SITS.
apI-4t~
NOR SALE CHEAP-A SPLENDID L.
| L horse power engine and boiler. Northeast
corner Twelfth aud streets. aP1-3t
nor LE-THoROUGHBRED WAN
| i dotte chicken eggs. Best il this market.
| Price, 81 80 per setting. MRS. j. p. CAL
LEN DINE, 21U0 II street mr3l-f
NOR SALE-S1, 800; TWO-STORY HOUSE
| 4 of rooms, lot 20X16o, south side OF H..
| Sixth and seventh streets. CHARLES r..
| WRIGHT, 1905 Fourth street mr25-u
| JIOR SALE LOT 4ox16o; 0 STREET.
! L south side, Twenty-third and Twenty
| fourth streets; cheap at $3.50 CHARLES Il.
| WRIGHT. 1905 Fourth street mr25-I
! NOR SALE-FIFTEEN ACRES NORTH
| l. of the J-street road and east of Thirty
! first street; $3.50 per acre. CHARLES Il.
WRIGHT. 1908 Fourth street mr25-tf
| NOR SALE-S1. 100; TWO-STORY HOUSE
! L OF 5 rooms lot 24x60; Eighth street,
| near NJ CHARLES E. WRIGHT, 1905
| Fourth street. mr25-tr
| NOR SALE-ONE OF THE MOST EI.E-
! I CANT and convenient homes in SacTs-
| mento, situated at 1922 z street, opposite
| plaza; one block from electric cars; 4 new
\ two-story house of eight rooms with all the
/ latest artistic improvements; interior stairs
| finished in natural curly redwood and all
rooms heated from hot-air furnace: this
! beautiful residence can be had cheap on easy
/ installments by paying several hudred dol
| lars down. and the balance the same as paying
| rent: such opportunities seldom occur. Ap-
! ply to SIlLER BROS contractors and build
ers. Once and mill, 1914 Thirteenth street.
/ nor SALE DOMESTIC. NEW HOME,
! L White, Standard, Singer, Wheeler & WIZ
! son sewing-machines. new and secon d-hand,
/ from $40 upward. y. j. POMMER, corner
! Ninth and streets.
NOR SALE - EGGS FOR MATCHING,
| Il from u choice lot of brown Leghorn fowls
| SOC per setting. at TIOS. LYNN'S. l4k01 c,
street, or j. r. CATLETT. Pleasant Grove, Cal
JJoR SALE CHEAP-PoSITIvEI.Y THE
! J. best saloon ia Sacramento. Address r.
NJ, 40. this Office.
nor SALE $40 ACRES OF THE FA-
| l. NOUS Pratt Grant, III Butte County; posi-
lively bargain, for either fruit OF grain: three
miles from railroad; all level. Write TO ". j,
' COSTAR, Chico, Cal, for particulars.
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WANTED "A GOOD WOMAN, WHO
w knows how to work, at SACRA MENTO
OYSTER HOUSE, $40 X street ap5-tf
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muntFo.

WANTED-A YOUNG GIRL TO ASSIST
w IN light housework; must sleep at home.
Apply 11Ol II street. 1t
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w city security. CHAS. COOLEY, Real
Estate and Insurance Agent, 1913 Fourth ST.
aD1-6t*
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Ga Gct or Bent.

ITO LET-415 X STREET, A FINE LARGE
i store. The front will be changed to suit
any business it may be needed for Inquire
of 4. X. ALSIP & CO., Fourth street, or p S.
LAWSON, on premises, ii . X street ap5-tf
ITO LET = TWO FURNISHED ROOMS,
i suitable for housekeeping. Nc, children;
at 1891. ap4-1w*
ITO RENT-TWO FURNISHED FRONT
i rooms with or without board. Apply at
$50 Eighth street. api-6tt
EOR RENT - FURNISHED FRONT
l. rooms, siugle or en- suite, suitable for gen.
tlemen. 1928, corner Second and p SITS. 4-6t*
ITO LET-FIRST FLOOR OF 713 o STREET.
/ with all modern improvements. Apply
at 719 street. ap3-3t@
ITO LET UNFINISHED PARI.OR
1 suite and kitchen. Inquire 91615 seventh
street. between and j. mr3I-Uf
HIO RENT-ONE LARGE FURNISHED
1 room at 32S Tenth street.
TJ1O LET-IN PRIVATE FAMILY. ONE
1 suite OF rooms suitable for one or two gem
tlemen; also single room, with use of bath
Terms reasonable. Apply al 9I2 q street.
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NNANTED-S27 ON LIBERAL INTER
w est and good security. Address box 514,
Sacramento. aD4-3tF
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NEV STYLES IN LADIES' CAPES.

During the past few days we have re-
ceiyed by express some of the newest crea-
tons in Ladies' Capes. These have been
added to our already large stock in our
Cloak Room. The nobby styles this season
make an outer garment more attractive than
ever. 1t will pay you to see our styles and
prices before purchasing.
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COMMERCE WITH THE SOUTH.

Action Which VIII be Taken by the
President and State Department.
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE President
snd Secretary of State have had several
conferences in regard 10 State commerce
with South American countries resulting
from the reciprocity policy of the last adj
ministration. 1t has been practically con-
Guided to discontinue discriminating
duties imposed on coffee and sugar pro-
duced in Venezuela, Hayti and the
United States of Colombia, the only three
countries of South America which re-
fused to enter into satisfactory reciprocity
arrangements under the Mckinley law.
1t is said the President is opposed to a
continuance of the DISCRIMINATION against
the three countries named. and will re-
woke the proclamation issued by Presi-
dent Harrison. Action in this matter,
however, may be deferred several weeks.
Organization of the Senate.
WASHINGTON, April 4.-There is good
reason to believe that the Senate will
aeon come to an agreement upon the
ouestion of organization, and as
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A WOMAN WANTS A SITUATION TO
~ do cooking; city or country Apply AT
1919 n street. api-3t*
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The first Geographic message was sent
from Washington to Baltimore on Nav
"a, 1874. 10Y
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WANTED - MORE PUPILS AT THE
w private school, 1902 II street; hours
$50 to 1915 a. N. Terms, soc per week. S-5t*
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A GENT WANTED FOR THE MANHAT-
~ tan Lie Insurance Company of New
ork. Those desiring to represent the above
reliable company for Sacramento County are
invited to call upon or address c. A. BOW
Frs, care Western Hotel, Sacramento. a4-2t*
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w who can explain plain business propo-
sition. None other need apply. IMPERIAL
WATCH Co, POstOftice building.
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JAPANESE WANTS a SITUATION AS
y ftrSt-class cook, general houseworl5 and
waiter on table in family. Address HENRY,
9O3 b street. ap4-3tF
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T1oR SALE-CORN BY THE TON. Apply
L to CHAS. HEISEN, corner Seventh and
streets. ap5-2ts
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General 31ntfres.

SPIRITUAL MEDIUMS.-PoSITIV ELY
~ thelr last week. Mr.. Fitch, the worlds I'M
dunn, will give messages and pictures this
week only. Mrs. Fitch, the celebrated trance
medium and healer, is positively giving you
41712 X street. ap4-5t4
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I AIDES AND CHILDREN'S HATS
- pressed in the latest spring styles 25c.
Miss L. JONES, zoos Sixth, j and X.
SACRAMENTO COUNTY POULTRY
- Hards.-Thoroughbred eggs for sale For
particulars send for catalogue to Box $40,
Sacramento.
NOVELS BOUGHT, SOLD AND EX-
~ changed at reduced prices; COS X street.
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MALE AND FEMALE HELP or All,
VI kinds. Apply at L NJ p LO Y MEN T
OFFICE. 524 X
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Cloverdale ReUeiUe: playing shuttle
cock with the State Capital, after millions
erect suitable buildings for state pur-
poses at Sacramento. is one of the things
that taxpayers will not subscribe to un-
less they are blinded TO their own inter-
ests and want TO be ground into the earth
by unnecessary burdens in the shape of
additional taxes to build Capitol else
where TO crafty the spleen OF a legislative
body and the greed or San Jose people,"
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EOR SALE AT $780, FULL LOTS;
l. $500 cash; the balance on easy terms. Ia
O uire of SIROBkL. 81 I j street. an5-1f4
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TOR SALE-HORSE, SOUND AND GEN
i tie; also, phaeton and harness. 1928,
corner Second and streets. ap4-Gts
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Chico Chronicle Record: This Capital
removal question is measure totally
without merit and prejudicial to the well
fare of the great state of California. 1t
has been foisted upon the people of this
their intarasts >,
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Santa Cruz Sentinel: Sacramento
keeps up the good work. Her citizens
show enterprise. The Industrial I'M
provement Association decided the other
night to raise $4,000 to be divided
among the owners of factories that will
be located there"
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The Hanford Sentinel says: "a roll of
butter must henceforth weigh thirty-two
ounces, not twenty-six or twenty-eight,
or the seller and maker may be con-
victed of a misdemeanor. Now if there
was some way OF putting a cord OF wood
into cord of wood the Job would be COM
plete."
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NOR SALE A HOUSE OF SEVEN
price. 81, $50 Apply at 1927 @ street.
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WANTED - PERSONS LOOKING FOR
w help OF any kind, or sober and industri-
Gus men seeking employment, can be satisfied
by calling or addressing "The Intelligence
1017 Second street, Sacramento. CHARLES
II. MILLER, PrOprietor.
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Los Angeles Times 1.-THE ticket-of-
leave man will not leave TO any great
extent after all, as the parole of prisoners
law is, according to the best legal author
ity, unconstitutional. Seneca Swain, in
whose interest the law was worked
through, will probably continue to reside
across the bay for some time yet"
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nor SALE - DOMESTIC, NEW HOME
L White, Standard, Singer. Wheeler G WIZ
son sewing-machines. new and secondhand
from $40 upward. y. ]. PO4IMER, corner
Ninth and ] streets.
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NOR SALE-FIFTEEN ACRES NORTH
l. of the J-street road and east of Thirty
first street; $3.50 per acre. CHARLES Il.
WRIGHT. 1908 Fourth street. mr25-tf
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nor SALE $40 ACRES OF THE FA-
j. nous Pratt Grant, in Butte County; posi-
lively bargain, for either fruit or grain; three
miles from railroad; all level. Write to w. j.
COSTAR, Chico, Cal, for particulars.
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The Ell Dorado Democrat thus forcibly
states fact concerning its county: "If
the resources of FL Dorado County were
only half developed, the biggest liar in
America couldn't eXaggerate the result"
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NOR SALE-ABOUT l. OR Ii CORDS OF
4 dne sycamore wood at so so per cord.
Inquire OF MR.. ALMOND, Tenth and V SITS
apI-4B
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WE OFFER TO GENERAL AGENTS
w and canvassers exclusive territory, free
newspaper advertising, a chance to deliver
goods before paying for them. immense profits
snd permanent business. Address CON-
SOLIDATED. Lynn. Mass. IT'S
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NOR SALE-S1, 100; TWO-STORY HOUSE
L OF rooms, lot 24x60; Eighth street,
near NJ. CHARLES e. WRIGHT, 1905
Fourth street. mr25-tt
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-02-17

crate by Minister Stevens. Secretary
/ Foster confirms the presidents state
| ment that the revolution was entirely
unexpected so far as this government
was concerned. ''At no time" he says,
had MIR. Stevens been Instructed with
regard to his course in the event of q
| revolutionary uprising. The change
was, in fact, abrupt and unlocked for by
the United States minister or the naval
commander"
In regard to the protectorate Secre-
tary Foster says in his letter: IAN in
struction has been sent 10 the minister
commencing his action, in SO far as it
lay within the purview Of standing in
structions to the legation and to the
naval commanders of the United States
in Hawaiian waters. and tended to CO.
operate with the administration of
affairs by the provisional government.
but dsavOwing any steps in excess of
such instructions whereby the authority
and power of the United States might
appear to have been asserted to the i'm
pairment of the independent sOver-
eighty OF the Hawaiian government or
the assumption of a formal protector
ate."
Secretary Foster says that the pro-,
visions of the treaty reserve to congress
the determination of all questions affect
ing the form of government of the an
neXed territory, the citizenship and
elective franchise of its Inhabitants,
and all questions relating to the econ
omic and political status of the islands.
In conclusion he says that pending the
negotiation he received assurances from
representatives of the leading powers OF
the world in this city and from our own
Itli- Oh, Wi nj. nj. fbOf
the incorporation of the Hawaiian
islands into the Union will be regarded
by these powers with satisfactory or
ready acQuieScence.