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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

DELINQUENT SALE NoTIcE-GoUID a
- Curry silver Mining Company Location of
principal place OF business, san franciscu, Cal
Location OF works. Virgin a. Storey County, New
Notlce-There are delinquent upon the follow
ing described STOCK, ON account OF assessment
(No. ~ levied on the Torn day OF April, S93,
the several aIaouatsset opposite the names Of the
respective SHAREHOLDERS, as follows:
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DELINQUENT SALE NOTICES.

+ ULLIoN MINING COMPANY-LOCATIoN
OF prn cipaI place OF business, San Francisco.
California: location OF works, Virginia Mining
l>istr CT. STOREY County, Nevada.
Notice. here are delinquent upon tho follow
ihg described stock. on account OF assessment
(So. All levied on the 18th day of April 1898, the
several amounts set opposite the names of the re.
spectIve shareholders. as follows:
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nd IA accordance with law. and an order from
the board of directors. made OIL the 9Th day of
April, 1893 any Snares Of tacil pare 4 OF Suoh
stock rs mas be necessary Will be sold az public
auction at the Office OF the company. 500 Pi,e ST
San Francisco. Cal on MONDAY. the 5th day Of
June. 1888 n tue horr OF l CLOCK P. NJ of sa d
day. TO pay said delinquent assessment thereon
together with costs OF advertising ard expensen
of sale W GUGNt TT Secret nv
ofilce-3nS Pine St, san Francisco chi. myi7 I'd
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DELISQuENT SALE NOTICE. = CONSOLE
- dated wyoming Gold Minlng Company. To-
cisco. CAL: lorSt'on OF orKs. nevada County. cal
NUtice-There are delinquent upon TIE follow
lng described stock. on account of assessment
tNo. y levied on the 9Th dry of April ] 1913 the
several amounts set epposIe the names Of the re-
spectiYe share holders. rs fni,nMs
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And in accordance with law and an order OF
the beard OF rusrees, male on tha 10Th tiay or
April. 1899, so many shares Of each parcel OF
flock as NAV be necessary VIII bs sold at publ C
auction at the Office CT th- Company room 70.
ts. Nevada FLOCK. 500 Mont gomery STREET Sal.
francisco. California, on TUESDAY, tho 9th ia,
ut Junr, 1898, Mt the hour of o'clock p. NJ o.!
SAID Gay, TO pay said Delinquent Assessment
thereor, together with costs OF advertising and
expenses OF sale.
ALFRED x. DURBR0w. Secretary
ufhce-Room No. 60. Nevada Rloc. 800 Mont
eomeIy street: San FraEc SEQ. CallfarMia my l9 20
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And in accordance with law and an order fror,
the Board OF Directors, mads the 18Th day Of
April. 1873. so many WARES of each parcel OF such
stoek as may be necessary viii be sold at pubito
auction at the oifice or the company room %
33i Pine St. San Francisco. Cal, on wEDNES
my, the 7th day II duae, 1898 at the hour Of /
o'clocE p. NJ Of said day TO p y said delinOuent
assessment thereon together with cost. of aityer
tlsiDg and expenses OF sale.
H. Il. GRAYSON. Secretarv
Gal. -
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Richard Olney is one of the leading prac-
itioners of tha Massachusetts bar. He
has not held any position or been promi-
nent in political matters, but is known as
one of the leading lawyers and substan-
tial citizens of Boston.
The full Cabinet is as follows: Walter
Q. Gresham Of Indiana Secretary of
State, John G. Carlisle of Kentucky Sec
retary of the Treasury, Daniel ). La
mont of New York Secretary of War,
Wilson S. Bissell Of Buffalo Postmaster
General, Hoke Smith of Georgia Secre-
tary of the Interior, J. Sterling Morton of
Nebraska Secretary of Agriculture, Hill
ary A. Herbert of Alabama Secretary of
the Navy, Richard Olney Of Boston At
torney-General.
Cleveland's callers to-day were Daniel
s. Lamont and Mrs. Lamont, Father Lar
kin and Captain P. c. Cunningham Of
Washington. The callers said it was a
purely patriotic visit to the President
elect on Washington's birthday. Clevez
land remained at home all day.
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FINANCIAL SENSATION.
Georgia Bank Cashier Skips Out,
Leaving Creditors to Mourn.

A Georgia Bank Cashier Skips Out,
Leaving Creditors to Mourn.
ATLANTA (Ga.), Feb. 22.--The dis
appearance Of Assistant Cashier Redwine
of the Gate City National Bank of this
city is the biggest financial sensation At
lanta has known for years. This morn
ing thorough examination of the banks
affairs was made by officers of the Clear
lng-house Association, and they reported
deialcation of about S65. 600; certainly
no more than that. The clearinghouse
officers declare the bank can pay depos-
itors every cent, and can pay the stock
holders in full.
The greatest mystery about the affair
is Redwine's disappearance. Up to this
time absolutely no trace can be found of
his Whereabouts. 1t Is believed he has
gone West. Redwine had evidently been
living beyond his means for years. The
bank officials believe Redwine is behind
for several years, but in small amounts
His position enabled him to cover up his
shortages so they were never discovered.
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PATENT HARE WERE USED.
Coursing Matches at Ocean View
Park.

Coursing Matches at Ocean View
Park.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.-The events
run off at Ocean View Coursing Park to-
day were very spirited, in spite of the
fact that the patent hare was used. Bet
ting was very animated, and the short
enders won large number of the events.
The first rounds resulted as follows;
Quckstep beat Native Daughter: Gov
ernor beat Judge Morrow; Garryowen
beat Lady Freestone; Dan beat Jack
rabbit; White Rustic beat Chickopee:
Natty beat Honeymoon; Lady Clara beat
Governor, Jr.
In the second round Clara B. beat
Quickstep; Garryown beat Governor:
White Rustic beat Dan; Natty beat Lady
Clara.
In the finish Garryowen beat Clara B..
Natty beat White Rustic, and Garryowen
then beat Natty.
a number of private matches were run.
in which Long John beat Plulnas; Jenny
G. beat Pltmas; Governor, Jr., beat
Freestone; Nelly Gray beat Democrat.
and Honeymoon beat Judge Morrow.
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MAY RESULT IN A CIVIL WAR.
orange Societies Preparing to Resist
tho Home Rule Parliament,

orange Societies Preparing to Resist
tho Home Rule Parliament.
LONDON, Feb. Pit is reported from
Belfast that Orange societies in the North
OF ireland are preparing for forcible resist
ance to the Home Rule Parliament.
should one be established. 1t is being
arranged that all Irish opponents of home
rule shall simultaneously withdraw their
deposits from the Postofiice Savings
Banks and purchase arms to be used in
case physical force should become neces-
sary to prevent the assertion of Irish
home rule. In Ulster inquiries are
already being made with the view to con-
tracts for supply of the latest improved
weapons, and the Orange Club at Dun
cannon has received and offer from the
birmingham factory of LOCO Martini
rifles, and excitement is running very
high among the Ulster Loyalists. Many
declare That in the event of the enactment
OF the home rule bill, civil war will inevi-
tably ensue.
PRAYERS AGAINST HOME RULE.
LONDON, Feb. 22.-Prayers against
home rule are being offered in all the
Protestant churches OF the diocese of
Down in Ulster.
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FIERCE BLIZZARD RAGING
Throughout New York. New England
and PENNSYLVANIA.

Throughout New York. New England
and PENNSYLVANIA.
NEW YORK, Feb. 22.-Throughout this
State, New England and Pennsylvania. a
fierce blizzard was raging to-day. In
this city the heavy snowfall this after
noon gave place to gale, which banked
and drifted the snow badly. In the State
the train service in many localities was
suspended and some roads were entirely
abandoned. All regular trains on the
Boston and Albany are abandoned.
From all over Massachusetts are reports
of damage, and the storm is pronounced
the worst of the season. In New Eng
land like affairs are reported. The storm
promises to be more disastrous than the
blizzard OF four years ago.
On the New York and New England
Road travel was almost at a standstill all
day.
In Pennsylvania matters are even
worse. The railroads everywhere are
blocked. Deep snow enfo1ed idleness
at every mine in the anthracite regions,
brisk wind drifting the snow badly in
all quarters. Trains Attempting to move
have from two to five engines. Even
then number were abandoned. The
country roads are closed by deep drifts,
and the farmers pick their way across the
fields.
a passenger train on the Reading and
Lancaster, due at Lancaster this morning
at O'Clock, is stuck IN drift at Junction,
and two engines sent to its assistance are
fast i'll six-1oot bank at Peterburg.
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STATE INsrIrurIoNs.

Expenditures to be Recommended by
the Legislative Committee.
Los ANGELES, Feb. 22.-The members
OF the legislative committee engaged in
inspecting the management and the needs
of the Whittier Reform School, the nor
NAL school and insane asylum near San
Bernardino, left for Sacramento this
afternoon satisfied with their trip. Their
report will recommend the retention of
the girls at Whittier, instead of sending
them to Santa Clara. The management
of the Whittier School is commended
highly.
The report will recommend the ex-
penditure of $4,000 for the erection and
equipment of quarters for the girls on the
cottage plan; and an expenditure OF S25,
900 to erect cottages for the boys quar-
ters. A further recommendation of TO-
600, to be expended for additional shops
for teaching trades to boys, will be urged
and from $1,000 to s., ,OOO additional to be
set aside to extend the farm field work,
gardening, grain and orchard cultivation.
The Sl2l,0 deficiency, for which a bill is
pending, is recommended TO be paid. 1t
was incurred with the consent of the
State Board of Examiners. The recon-
mendation for the appropriation for the
maintenance of the school for the next
two fiscal years, beginning July l, 1898,
will be Sl20,0O0 year, on basis of S25
per capita per month. The appropriation
for the insane asylum will be cut down
some. The report will recommend S75,-
600 for an additional building to the nor
NAL school.
INVESTIGATION CONCLUDED.
WHITTIER, Feb. 22.-Senators Ford and
Buggy, after holding four-days investi-
CATION of the Whittier School, left for
Sacramento this afternoon.
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ENToMBED IN A NINE.
An Italian Miner Buried by Bis,
Cave-In.

JACKSON Cali, Feb. 22.-James Ro-
landi. an Italian miner, aged 2S, was
buried by cave-in in the Montreal Drift
Gravel Mine, three miles from here, at 8
O'Clock this morning.
The tunnel is $50 feet long. Rolandi and
his partner were at work in a place which
was dangerous. His partner iran out a
car OF dirt, and on his return found from
$50 to 200 tons Of earth filling the breast.
He heard Rolandi call for help twice. He
could do nothing alone, and ran for help.
1t is reported that over an hour afterward
groans We're heard from the victim, but
on account of the foul air he has not been
extricated. The air is so bad that no
light can live in it.
Although men are working in the
darkness as far as possible. scarcely a
hope is entertained of his being alive
Three hundred feet of fire hose have inst
been sent from here to enable fresh air TO
be pumped into the face of the tunnel.
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LASTED Four savage Rounds.

TACOMA (Wash.), Feb. 22.-Jimmie
Whalen of this city, and Billy Armstrong
of San Francisco fought to finish here
tonight. The fight lasted four savage
rounds, in which Whalen proved the
victor. He knocked his antagonist down
in each round, and in the third no less
than five times. In the fourth round on
the second knock-down Armstrong failed
to rise in the ten seconds, and Whalen
was declared the minner.
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Mitchell Trying to crawfish.

New YORK, Feb. 22.-The impression
that Pucilist Charles Mitchell is endeay-
oring to find a loop hole through which
to crawl out of the match with Champion
Jim Corbett is gaining ground among the
sporting gentry here, and numerous
wagers at to odds have already been
made that the Britisher will not enter the
same ring with the holder of the heavy
weight championship. If Mitchell tries
to avoid the match on Saturday Brady
says he will mmodiately drop him and
make a match with Peter Jackson.
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TWO sCHooNERs SEIZED.
Charged With Fishing in Mexican
Waters.

Charged with Fishing in Mexican
Waters.
SAN DIEGO, Feb. 22.-Two schooners
from this port have been seized by Mex
lean Customs officers at San Quentin,
and are held there pending an investiga-
ton. 1t is claimed that the boats were
engaged in fishing and abalone catching
IN Mexican waters, in which case they
will undoubtedly be confiscated. Two
more schooners were suspected, and steps
will be taken for their apprehension.
Five schooners from this port are known
to be in those waters. The Mexican Off
Gals have reported to their Home Gov
ernment that great amount of SNUG
Cling is carried on by. means of vessels
from San Diego, which are continually
seen off their coast, ostensibly on fishing
trips. Application has been made for a
small steamer to patrol the coast.
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IRoQUOIs BRAVES.
State Tribes Holding a Pow Wow at
San Francisco.

state Tribes Holding Pow Wow at
San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 22.-Iroouois
braves from all sections of the State gath
cred at Pythian Castle, 9O9l Market street
this morning to participate in the fifth
annual convention of the State tribes.
The recent Democratic success was a
stimulating topic of conversation before
the council was called to order by Grand
Sachem Charles L. Weller.
Among those present were a large
number of am bilious statesmen who arc
deslrous that their party services should
receive substantial recognition al the
hands of Grover Cleveland. Peeping out
from the inside pocket of many a coat
was petition asking for the appointment
to some fat Federal office or sinecure.
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Special to the REcoRD-UNrox.

OEtSldl W luS GECORD-ONION.
PETALUMA, Feb. 22.-At 3 O'Clock this
morning a damaging fire broke out in
Derby's brick block, on the corner of
Main and Washington streets, in Peta-
luna. From the evidence attainable it
commenced in the Goodfellow cigar store.
right on the corner of the streets named,
A few minutes afterward the alarm was
sounded, and before many persons had
reached the scene an explosion occurred
IN the building, it is supposed from
powder put in the hall upstairs near DIR.
stones dental office. The explosion was
heard and shook the buildings all over
town. 1t raised part of the roof on the
burning building and landed it on the
roofs of Naylor's candy and Maynard's
drugstore, driving both in and badly
damaging both stock and buildings.
Glass doors and windows in all the build
ings 'nearby were badly damaged.
About o'clock the fire was under con-
troll.
The parties damaged are: A. B. Derby.
owner of the building, about 5000; no
insurance. B. L. Bumenthal. cigars and
tobacco, estimated at about 81 900, but the
owner claims loss of 81 900 in the stock
on hand, which is covered by $1,000 in
surance. Joseph Naylor, candy and
fruit, cigar store; total loss of about 81, 500:
no insurance. Joseph Viera, groceries
and notions, loss more from water and
moving stock, about Sl,5OO; insured for
$1,000 F. 7. Maynard's drugstore, roof
OF building and stock badly damaged;
estimated at about $1,000; no insurance.
Miss Dolly Mooney, dressmaking, and
J. L. stones dental office; damage not
known.
There was considerable other damage
to glass in the neighboring buildings. 1t
is believed the fire was the work of an
incendiary, but the police have no clue.
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about to be carried out. An entire mon
astery of priests and novices is coming in
few days from Mexican Mission, one
hundred in all, with more to follow as
soon as the restorations are advanced.
Friar OKeefe of the Santa Barbara Mon
astery has been for some months on the
ground, in charge as Superior of the new
establishment.
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SLOWLY sTRANGLED 10 DEATH.
a Despondent Machinist Hangs Him
self at san francisco.

A Despondent MachInist Hangs Him
self at san Francisco.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 22.-John Mailer.
30 years of age, a native of Scotland.
hanged himself in his residence at Twen-
ty-third and Dimond streets some time
last night. The deed was not discovered
until this morning when the housekeeper
raped on his door to arouse him to at
tend his breakfast. Receiving no re-
sponse to her raps on the room door. it
was opened. and Mailer was found not to
be there. His bed had not been dis
turbed. She Immediately became appre-
hensive. and started on a search for him.
and found him hanging from a rafter in
the basement. The deceased stood on
small soap box, tied one end of a bale
rope around a ratter, making a loop of
the other end, which he drew tightly
around his neck. Then he kicked the
box from under him and slowly stran
gled to death. 1t is supposed that Mailer
was Respondent, and while in one of
these fits he ended his life The deceased
was machiniSt and widower.
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der an American protectorate. He does
not advise her restoration under any
other circumstances. If Congress does
not deem a protectorate feasible, then he
faVors annexation, with liberal allow
ance for the Queen and Princess Kiau-
lam, but strongly objects to a continu-
ance OF the present Provisional Govern
ment in power.
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The Twentv-second Mt C,bIo,no

CHICAGO, Feb. o. The chief event
among the numerous celebrations of
Washington's Birthday in this city was
held under the auspices of the Union
League Club at the Auditorium. Rev.
DIR. Edward Everett made an address of
patriotic nature. This evening ban
quet was given, after which several
speeches were delivered, the speakers
being DR.. Hale and e-President-elect
Stevenson, among others.
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Arbnr DaN.

SAN DIEGO, Feb. 22.-The day was gem
orally observed here by appropriate ex-
ercises and by the public schools, both in
commemoration of Washington and Ar
Dor day. Trees were set out on all the
school grounds; also throughout the city.
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RAILWAY DISASTERS.
Several Accidents Attended With
Loss of Life,
WHILE A GREAT NUMBER WERE
SERIOUSLY INJURED.

Fierce Blizzard Raging Throughout
New York, the Now England States
and Pennsylvania-Tr in All
sections Blocked by Heavy snow
Dfifts-The Storm Pronounced the
Worst for Many Years, and Great
Damage VIII Result.
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British Steamer Wrecked.

| LONDON, Feb. 22.-The British steamer
Coanza, from Hamburg for Western
African ports, was wrecked near the
mouth of the Sinou River, Liberia. All
the crew and passengers are accounted
for. Not life was lost.
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Two Miners Killed

FRANKLIN CWash.). Feb. 22.-John T.
Howells and Albert Stendil, miners at
Section s, above Franklin, were instantly
killed yesterday by the giving way of the
staging on which they were working in a
shaft
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observed at the National Can,to,

WAsHGNGToN, Feb. 22.-The celebra-
ton of Washington's birthday in the
Capital was greatly curtailed by the Sc
verify of the weather. Veterans, Fire
mems and the Oldest Inhabitants Asso-
Citations paraded, and exercises were held
in the schools.
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woULD-BE MURDERER ARRESTED.
Prominent Citizen of Fresno As
saultcd by an Italian

Los ANGELES, Feb. 22.-Late last even
ing Officer Goodman arrested an Italian
named Johnny Sconger, alias Giovanni
Scanni. Last December Scanni murder
ously assaulted a prominent citizen of
Fresno with intent to kill. officer Good
man found Scanni working on con-
struction train near Wilmington. Scanni
had on the identical clothing he wore
when he made the assault. He will be
taken back as soon as the Fresno officer
arrives
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Anti-Parnellite successful.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-The election to fill a
vacancy in the northern division of
Meath, caused by the unseating of Mich
ael Davitt anti-Parnellite, resulted in the
return of Gibney, an anti-Parnellite.
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STARS And STRIPES FLOAT.
The City of New York Now Sails
Under American Colors.
NEW EPOCH IN THE HISTORY OF
THE UNITED STATES.

President Harrison Raises cold Glory''
to the Top of the Mast-President-
Elect Cleveland Announces the Re-
naming Members of His Cabinet,
II. A. Herbert of Alabama for Sec
retary of the Navy and Richard
Olney of Boston for Attorney
General
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Twenty Anarchists Arrested.

ROME, Feb. 22.-Twenty anarchists
were arrested on suspicion of having
been implicated in causing dynamite
explosion here during last year. A bomb
ready for use was found in the room of
one of them.
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Blow out his Rrains.

LONDON, Feb. 22.-Hilton Parker, a
leading member of the firm of G. Parker
q Co., who failed last June for s., go, 900,
blew out his brains in railway carriage
near Putney. He felt that in his arrest
he had been harshly treated and brooded
over it. He left a telegram for the re-
ceiver: "Come and fetch your victim.n
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Favor Invasion of die chernlzee st,.ln

Favor Invasion of the Cherokee Strip.
ARKANSAS City (kas.), Feb. PA
large number of home-seekers assembled
inconference on the line of the Cherokee
strip to-day. Resolutions were adopted
tavoring the invasion of the Cherokee
strip on the 9th day of March at noon. if
Congress adjourns without taking action.
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HAWAIIAN QUESTION.
Princess Kaiulani to Make a Per
sOnal Appeal to Cleveland.
CONSIDERABLE OPPOSITION TO AN
NEXATION.

Orange Societies In the North of Ire-
land Preparing for Forcible Re-
sistance to the Home Rule Parlia-
ment, Should One Be Established
Many Loyalists Declare That if the
Bill is Passed Civil War VIII Inev-
ftably Ensue.
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Monster Trial of Criminals.

PALERMO, Feb. 22.-The monster trial
of Mala Vita criminals closed with the
sentencing of l04 prisoners to terms of
imprisonment of from one to six years.
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Commissioners Fptertoined

PARIS, Feb. 22.-Lord Dufferin, British
ambassador, entertained at dinner this
evening the Behring Sea Commissioners
and lawyers connected with the arbitra-
ton proceedings.
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Succeeded In Ending His Life.

HALIFAX, On. S.l, Feb. 22.-Pierce
Sevens Hamilton, the well-known liter
ateur of this city, who yesterday at
tempted suicide by taking laudanum.
died this morning.
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PORTUGAL.

Ribiero Succeeds in Forming New
Cabinet.
LISBON, Feb. 22.-Ribiero, summoned
by the King to form a Ministry, after the
resignation of the Ferreira Cabinet, has
succeeded in his undertaking. The new
Ministry is announced as follows: Ri
biero, Prime Minister and Minister of
Foreign Affairs; Branco, Interior; Aze-
vedo. Minister of Justice; Colonel Pinto,
War; Fusonini, Finance; Captain Fer
reira Doamarai, Marine and Colonies;
Machado, Public Works.
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An Unknown Man Kiliod.

REDwooD, Feb. 22.-A man whose
name is not known, supposed to
be White or Adams, recently from Napa.
was killed by the Monterey express this
morning while attempting to cross the
track ahead of the train.
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NJ. Jules Ferry chosen.

PARIS, Feb 22.-The Republican mem
bers of the Senate met to-day to select a
candidate for the Senate, left vacant by
the resignation of NJ. Leroyer. NJ. Jules
Ferry was chosen
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The Cnrnnnter Case

ASTORIA, Or, Feb. 22.-The case of L.
G. Carpenter of Sar Francisco, an out
come of the Danus Norris shanghaing
episode, has been dismissed.
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Son of Justice Fox Killed.

FRESNO, Feb. 22.-George B. Fox, who
was run over by caboose at the depot
here on Monday, died last night. He
was a son of Judge C. \. Fox of Oak
land. The body was taken to that city,
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cLEvELANp.s CABINET.

Names of the Men Who VIII Advise
the New Administration.
LAKEWOOD On. J.), Feb. 22.-Mr.
Cleveland announced this evening that
he had completed his Cabinet by the Sc
lection of Richard Olney of Boston for
Attorney-General, and Hilary A. Herbert
of Alabama for Secretary of the Navy.