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ssr V3 3i Tr 3sc BJ A TV ill iiPiii itwi ahLuckyYoyageouwo 1 JrTNi 1 a 53 t3F J5 4 rf1 il Jc Mi The SohtfieiFadficand San Fedrbl i Vel ri 5 Rapid TJrrelorment of tie Conn Kft An Ahont Palermo Bntt County I Two toys 7 and 9 yean old drifted cmt to Ma at Cayneoe Thursday In arowboat end drifted ashore again at Fort Harford nxt morning 116 Southern Tad lie stockholders and Congressmen Yandever will consult at San Pedro on the development of the harbor Palermo Butte county is rapidly tenia lug the proportions of a dty Cpedal Dispatches to the CnaoxiCLX XIABIK9 AT SEA Vi i tm ik ife Two Little Boya Drift From Cayueos to Port Harford Los jbunn llarch 29 A marvel ous story comes to day from Port liar ford of the escape of two little Swiss boys najned Burner one 7 and the other 9 years old It appears that the little fellows who reside at Cayueos got into 4 boat to take a short row bat were caught in the current and carried xrat to sea Their parents knew noth big abou their danger t3l they hap pened to notice that the boat was gone but no signs of it were tobe seen oh the water and the boys were given up Before daylight next morning a watchman on the wharf at Port Harford noticed an object on the water a considerable distance off from the shore It soon came near enough for him to ascertain that it was a boat and after a time it drifted in closer and he sawthat ft contained two little boys fast asleep Ho got a boat and towed the little sea vagrants to the shore Xacy were well taken care of and returned to tfielf Lome The eldest boy said they tried to WTfhorae bat the current was too strong and they got tired They lay down in the bottom of the boat when night canie and in each others arms calmly wn to sleep and knew nothing more about their strange trip By some strahge good fortune they drifted up the oast to the wharf at Fort Harford SAJf PEDRO HAKBOR ConcTessman Tanderer IrjTited to Inspect It Los A50EUU March 20 Huntington A Towns and a majority of the stockholders ia the Southern Pacific Company will arrive in this city somewhere about April 10th On the authority of a reliable official of the company it Is learned tbatthe party will remain in this city and neighborhood for a week or ten days Most of this time will be spent at San Pedro and Santa ilonlca Proposed improvements at San Pedro harbor will receive special attention and the fact has leaked but that Congressman Vandever has received an invitation which it is reported has been accepted to meet the magnates at San Pedro ana confer with them It is understood that many ex tensive improvements in the com 1 tiauy8 properties in tins section will be insuj cA Kail and Steamer IJne 1IABY8VILLE Harch29 The Sorth efn California Railroad controlled by tSD liideont which is Jiow bailding an extension of tnev urovuie line to Knight Landing has purchased two river steamers in addition to those owned by the Marystilie Steamboat Company which was recently bought out by Bidecmt The announcement is made that as soon as the railroad ex tensi week steamers and trains connectinc at A Afflieted PoIiUeian SACBAXiSTOilarch 29 Last eren ing A Ehoads the well known politician was sitting at Second find streets engaged in conversation He essayed to rise from his seat but could not do so His old enemy rheumatism had suddenly attacked him in the thiehs and back and his lees were well nigh paralysed He was put In a during the night hi condition was regarded as most critical He is some what better to day although his friends are greatly alarmed A Priest Badlr Hurt Sosoma March 29 The Bev Father JJ Sullivan of this place while out riding to day was thrown rrom his bueirv by the horse slrvine and was horribly cut about the head and badly bruised in other parts of the body He was conveyed to his residence and medical aid summoned The buggy was oroKeu ana ue norse injurea Another Proposed Collere Abxoto Qraxdz CaLMarch 2J A proposition1 made try Eastern parties to found a college here if a suitable building were furnished is attracting considerable attention A twenty acre tract is to be divided into town lots and by the sale of it 10000 is to be raised for the proposed eollege The plan is vciicybu hj oc teasioie stunted A scene of beauty i Froerea of Improvements at the Town of Palermo PaiESHo Butte county March 2 JCo pen can1 describe the picturesque Bess of Palermo and vicinity at this season its natural beauty having been greatly augmented by the late copious rains The improvements in this colony go steadily on The Palermo Valley Uptel has been handsomely furnished and is now open to the traveling public with a cuisine to suit the taste of the most exacting epicure Three carloads of water pipe arrived last night the forerunner of a large consignment for piping the town from the companys reservoir now in course of construction The nursery of the Palermo Kursery end Citrus Association opposite the depot is being laid out in artistic style with beautiful walks and an endless variety of plants and flowers The Northern California Eailroad In its endeavor 4o keen ytace with the times is arranging for an extension of depot ana siaetracK accommoaanons at this BOint Great tuenarations are beinz made for the picnic of the Kative Sons of the Golden West to bo held in our beauti ful eak grove April 12th and the ex cursion irom can rranoscoon aiayim looted lorwara 10 vritn mucn expectancy A CirrSAMANS PUjasmiENT At lb iSkTr fSiSi MR Si lfi iv i Sv i He Declares That It Is Greater Than Be Can Bear SACSAMEaro March 29 In Judge Armstrongs Court to day Chee Chung A Chinaman found guilty of robbery a few days ago was sentenced to tea Tears Imprisonment at Folsxjm The sentence lairly paralysed the Mongolian who has at all times asserted his innocence When the Sheriff motioned for Chee Chung to follow him to jail the Mongolian refused to move but in sisted that the interpreter should de iiver some message to ine uouru Take him away commanded Judee Arrmtronz The Sheriff seized iT the Chinaman but the latter clung to i post and had to be torn therefrom Jle was earned bodily from the court room and then Judge Armstrong Jl esked the Interpreter what the prisoner 5 jxa saiov He saiLn staled the Intemreter that he would rather die than goto sWs prison for ten years and he wanted toe toteUyou that he wUl kill himself tort night ev 4 1 AU right1 replied the Judge let XV rdm go ahead and kill himself if ft cwants to i The Chinaman was taken to Folsom pcSi this aftenoon rs XTHX SAX JOSKsBACES 5 Opportunity Offered or San Fran I5Ba Josx1 March 23 General Pas jtenser Agent Goodman lias ordered that apcdal trainJeave here alkfi oclock to toorrow night for San Francisco to accommodate theresidenta of that place who desire to attend the i races of the Blood Horse Association liere Begular tickets will be good on in tram a targe numoer ox sppning xnen and bookmakers arrived to day and indications are that the inaugural races wui oe suwxbsiui in everyway rf JljIIAB ATXOE05Ia tt renaltyf of sualuxi TTtUteut Certificate of Election i Bacjumxxto March 2X Tltere is one man who did some stealing at the Cap-Itoi building during the recent Legfe latarewbose penalty hai been made to Jit Ids come Hls liame la 3eorge dark uid be entered a room and stole art overcoat belonrinsr to Jesse Oalland a clerk iHe was arrested convicted of burglaryf and to day sen tencexi by ourfesArnistronr to ejerryear at Fol iiom Prison Insane Aurtom Commission Sua March 29 The conuoiaslon appolntedlby Governor Waterman to select a ute for an insane isayluin iiiSouthern CaIiiofniarTed feere lwtiiught and pentvtbiayin travefeigoyer aionteato and carpin 2s iv 7X Mfvn jtgy has sent in resignation owing Jto ill health lint Ids successor Jias not yet been appointed by the Governor iMiaririoricanutionoC the corn uiisawuwaa maae WMiay Njosepn Brown of San Bernardino was elected preddent and WJL Severance of Lot Attzeles zecretarr The ommlssimi wid spend gondajia QJi ralley arrlT in la Los Angeles to day Mj-- Sw were trhrmph recorded in advance of his country and ofjts people Hli name it indellibly written in the annals of time and on the Learts of the great and overspreading race to which he belonged whose wide extension he rejoiced to eee and whose power sad urumuiciKS ire uiucyou uj oeiuu OI promise and plory for the besf interests of mBnkiril i fV1 tMr Gladstonerejumed bis seat amid much subdued cheering Justin McCarthy who in the absence of ParnelL spoke for the Irish party associated their sentiments i with tnose expressed In the noble speech of Gladstone He said that the memoir of the Irish peo ple endured and it carried them back to tne time wnen jut isngnt cnam pioned their cause Jle therefore claimed the right of Ireland to lav an immortelle upon the great English-Three thousand persons viewed the body of MrBrutht to dav Queen Victoria wfll be specially rep resented at the funeral or John jsngnt by General Lynedock Gardiner eouerry in ordinary to her Mat estv The Queen has sent a wreath irom niaxntz i A CLKEICA1 EBKOB Young Horse Thieves San Diego March 29 Two boys named AVeller and Johnson aged and 8 respectively stole iaddle Horses and started East headinar for the mountains They were caugnt late yesterday afternoon eighteen miles out Both carried provisions stolen from the flume line camp Is Verona Baldwin Insane Los Axozxae March 23 Verona Baldwin a cousin of JBaldwin was arrested this evening as insane and will be brought before the Superior Court to morrow for hearing WORDS OF PftAISE GLADSTONES TBIBTJTE TO JOHN BBIGHT ElCBt El4 on tK IAd 9tt man Justin McCarthy and IT II Smith Speak In the Commons Losdos March 29 The session of the House of Commons this evening was devoted to eulogies on the late John Bright Bight Honorable Wil liam Henry Smith was the first speaker Smitn in a short speech described Bright as a man of thorough honesty of purpose and great energy of character Although warmly attached to the liberal party he could not sacrifice his personal convictions for any of those considerations which have great weight with most men His memory would lire long in the hearts of men He would go down to the grave followed by the affection and sorrow of the country Gladstone upon rising was received with cheers He said VMcj Bright has been to a rery remarkable degree happy in the moment of his removal from among us He lived to see the triumph ot almost every great cause to which he specially devoted his heart and mind He has established a special claim to the admiration of those from wham he differed through his long political life by a marked concurrence with them upon the prominent and dominant questions of the hour Though Bright came to be separated irom tne great duik oi jaoerais on tne Irish Question on no single occasion has there been any word of disparage ment Among other gifts Mr Bright was delighted to be one of the chief guarians of the purity of the English tongue Hear hear He knew bow the character of a nation is associated with its language Another circumstance of his career is better known to me than to any other personpresent Everybody is aware that office had no attraction for him but few can be aware what extra efforts were required to induce him to become a servant of the crown In the crisis of 1868 when the fate of the Irish church hung in the balance it was my duty to propose td Mr Bright that he Decome a Minister I never undertook so difficult a task From 11 oclock at night until 1 oclock in the morning we steadily debated the subject Jt was only at the last moment that he found it possible to set aside the repugnance he felt at doing any thlnar that might in the eves of any one even of the more Ignorant class of ms countrymen appear to detract in the slightest degree from that lofty in dependence of character which I have mentioned and which never throughout his career was held in doubt 1 It was a happy lot lb unite so many aurscuve qualities ai a uau Mjuneii upon thezui alone I should present a aazxiing picture to tne wona it was a happier Jot to teach moral lessons by simplicity consistency unfailing cour age and constancy of life thus nresent ing a combination of qualities that carried us to a higher atmosphere Hear heartl His sympathies were not strong only but active notsynv tues awaiting cans to be maae upon em but the srmDathies of a man seeking objects upon which to bestow the inestiinable advantages of elo Suence and courage In Ireland when lie support of the Irish cause was rare in India when the support of the nauveanse was rarer sua in America at a time when Mr Bright foreseeing the ultimate issue of the great struggle of 18S1 stood as the representative of an exceedingly small portion of the educated community although undoubtedly representing a large part of the national sentiment THear hear I in all these cases Mr Bright went far outside the necessities of nis calling Whatever touched him as a mane the great Anglo Saxon race whatever touched him as a subject obtained unasked bis rtneere earnest and enthusiastic aid Hear hear 1J All causes having ids powerful advocacy msds a distinct advance in the estimation of the world and a distinct progress toward triumphant success Thus it Has come about wat he Vis entitled iitoaJiigher eulogy than Is due i to success Otmen success Indeed she was ionspicuous example In intellect he might claim the most distinguished place But his character lies deeper than fanything that can be described or that can be seen upon the surface The supreme eulogy that is his due is that be elevated political Ufe to the highest point to a loftier standard than nad ever resiihed lie has bequeathed to his country a character that cannot only be made the subject far admiration and grati tudebut and I do not exaggeiv ato when I say it that can becomTof reverential contemplation si In the encomiums thateome from every quarter there is not a note of dhK sonanee I do not know of any statesman of my time wbo had the happK nets vof recelvingvonihlsiremoval fromgthlapassmglworldvSthe honor of approval at once vso enthusiastic so nruveraal and sounbroken Hear hear Tetnone could better dispense sriti the tributes of the moment because the triumphs of Ms Ufa MIORTiiES Another Blonder of the Snrolllag Clerk of the Haass WaSBixaTox March 29 Another important error on the part of the House Enrolling Clerk has been dis covered The Sundry CivQ bill as passed by the House contained an item of 2S000 for the construction and Improvement of suitable roads and bridges in the Yellowstone Rational Park The Senate increased that amount to 30000 and as a compromise the Conference Committee agreed to the original amount of 25000 but also agreed to the following clause to come in at the end of the paragraph And in addition to said amount 125000 to be expended in the construction of a road upon such route as msy be surveyed and selected by the engineer officer detailed for duty in the park from the Upper Geyser basin thence around the southern shore of Shoshone lake and across the Continental divide to the west arm ot the Yellowstone lake thence along the western shore of the Yellowstone lake to the lake outlet and along the Yellowstone river to the falls and Grand can von then from the falls down the Yellowstone river to a junction with the present roaa to uook city in an 50uuu xnis is omitted by the Enrolling Clerk Some minor errors have also been discovered but this and thosepreviously referred to relating to the Washington aqueduct tunnel and for fuel lights and water for public buildings are the most important ii A WHALE STOUT Hontters of the Beep Playing Around a Schooner Balttmobk March 29 Captain Ped rick of a schooner from Charleston reports that on March 24th seventy five miles off Cape Henry a shool of sperm whales was met They came so close to the vessel that pieces of wood were dropped on their backs At one time the sea appeared like a mass of confused fire from the gamboling of the great creatures Lines ot phosphorescent light sometimes as far as the eye could reach were visible from the ships deck All that night the mighty Rah plaved around the vessel It is supposed that they were attracted in so near shore by the schools of mack era now on tne coast A STBAXGE CASE Supposed Abduction of the Heir to a Fortune Chicago March 29 Arthur Kru schenski a fourteen year old lad said to be heir to a fortune of 80000 in the old country and who Is supposed to have been abducted several days ago has been heard from His mother re ceived a dispatch last night from Crestline reading Your young son just passed through here lie was on a siocs tram ne tnea to get ou out two men who wore cowboy hats held him until the tram left the city Maybe you can head him off at Pittsburg Telegrams were sent to the Chief of Police at Pittsburg to intercept the men and rescue the ooy THE CHESS TOrjKNAJlENT AH of the American Players Beaten Yesterday New Yobs March 29 All the native players who contested at the chess tournament to day met with defeat Gossip and Showaiter met in a brilliant game and Gossip sacrificed his queen and mated in three moves His victory was loudly applauded Gunsburn won from Judd Weiss won from Baud Blackburn defeated Mason Hanham won from McLeod Burn defeated Baud Tschigorin won from Martinez Taubenhaos won from Delmar Baird won from Pollock and Leipschutz won from BurilL PERILS OF THE BAIL Two Men Killed and Two Others Injured by an Accident MobesxtMo March 29 Engineer Arthur and Fireman Chamberlain of Uoberly were killed and two others injured in a wreck on the Ottumwa di vision of the Wabash Western road last night Ko passengers were hurt The wrecked train was the St Paul and St Louis express which went through a bridge near Queen City Ma The piling had been burped out during the night and the engine and three coacnes jmeu up ui uie uitca wuicfl was eight feet deep Oovernor Beavers Assailant Wabhuotox March 29 Colonel George A Armes has furnished for publication a card in reference to his recent trouble with Governor Beaver He says that after Governor Beaver de clined to state In writing that be had not ordered bis removal from the Dro cession and started to move off he Armes toot the Governors nose in his finger and gently pulledit and said Aa Eetnaw inecaraciosesas follows I have nothing to sar touch ins mv record in the armr and mr character and capacity as a citizen QCT6U nVUUU 1WW i Ul OUMI 1UU3 trate the former and those who know and have had business relations wilh me can testify to the latter I esteem my honor and good name too highly tor submit to insult and injury without re sentlnglt WasXt Snleldef Wabhtqtos March 29 lieutenant Harry CBateman who was supposed to have been kifled on the railroad track near Muncie Ind yesterday has been in trouble for some time He had overdrawn his pay aobunts several times and had been guilty of other loose practices which thuGatened to involve him in senous difficulty with the War Department Finally he disappeared frn his post Hejwas recorded as a deserter and all efforts to find him were fruitless It was supposed at the War Department upon receipt of the news of his death yesterday that he had committed sniodfe a A Prosperons Coneerni Boston March 29 At the annual meeting of the American Waltham Watch Company It was Voted toln crease the capitarstoct byj J1M000 making it 3000000 A dividend of 50 percentwasldeclaredr The company has a rsurplustf J2000000sand the dividends will pay for the increase of stock and leavc 11000000 on hand In1865 the capital stock of the com pany was JWQOO and it has been increased to the present amount by dividends similar to the present one Dividends as high as 150 percent hate been declared hratofiteirsn iT JCCaickooV March 2aEW Blatch fords six story building 58 to G2 North Clinton was the scene of a f30000afire to night The conftagratipn started in the middle of the thirdfl oor from some unknown cause The damage was eon fined chiefly to the three upper stories The principal losers are A Maxwell ft Co wallpapeTl0 JT Hair ft Caprsases and lithographers snp plies fSOOOO Danville Meet Company JliMOr building 50W Alt losses arewcujAuuieo a 1 i a A rSX rwaMSJit Aft 5j i nJ5 tPVir Loss off Lifean3 Hmost Homicide on the Steamer Corona A Mnrder Trialin WhlcbaCdn feisedly PreJudicedJuror Participates trat Pacific Imnrovement Comnanr i front the coal mines of thatcompany vwiwwf wuiriiui iiyui coma VLnewroau six mues song naa been constrncted at great txtejis from 4 the mines to the main stem of the northern Pacific and a double track laid ail the way to Tacoma innrder to bring a greater output here for the yes icts loaotng lor can rTanosco Fatal Morphine TiCTOua CMrch 29 John Walker an American was found dead In his bedroom in a lodging house yesterday afternoon He had been miss ing since Tuesday and the door of the room was broken open to day It revealed him dead in bed with a hypodermic injector lying beside him indicating the probable cause of death He was a morphine fiend and it is supposed an overdose was taken which killed hhnv Deceased was aged 33 The schooner Georges Chance broke her rudder and was abandoned Off Ya qulna and four lives Were lost On board the steamer Coronawhen eighteen miles out from San Francisco last Tuesday Pedro Slberoswas kilted by John iiromuard Special Dispatches to the CniimncLt A HABINE DISASTER Four A Schooner Disabled and Lives Lost AxBAirr March 29 Information is received to day from Yaquina of a serious accident which happened to the new schooner George Chance recently built at that place resulting in the probable drowning of the captain two sailors and a Chinese cook She sailed for San Francisco Monday to receive her machinery Yesterday evening she was sighted off Yaquina harbor flying signals of distress Tugs were unable to get out last night owing to the heavy sea Late in the night a small boat from the Chance containing Dan Hastings Henry Hardisty and a sailor named Barnes landed at Cape Foulweather Their boat was crushed in the breakers in landing but they escaped unhurt except Barnes who received a severe gash In the head by being thrown upon the rocks They stated that the Chance after leaving Yaquina had broken her rudder and being almost helpless they had man aged to beat their nay back to a oint opposite Yaquina7 and cast anchor The vessel dragged her anchor and was drifting upon the rocks Early in the morning two tug9 and the schooner Mischief put to sea to aid the disabled vessel They at length found her but she had been abandoned and there was not a soul on board She was towed safely to the Yaquina dock Tfiere are four men missing Captain James Robinson George Robertson a saiior anotner sailor named singer ana the Chinese cook Boats have been searching for them but at the latest accounts had been able to find no trace of the missing men The George Chance was owned by the Yaquina Bay Deep sea Fishing ixunpany ana was on ner way to can Francisco to receive her engines etc preparatory to entering upon the business of deep sea fishing She was valued at about SSOOO She shows little signs of rough usage and took in no water MUBDEB OK SHIPBOABD A Coal Passer Stabbed Tea Times by an Engineer Poetlakp March 29 Pedro Riberos a Chilean 23 years old employed as a coal passer on the steamer Co ronna was stabbed to death by John Drouillard third assistant engineer when the steamer was eighteen miles from San Francisco Tuesday afterT noon When the Coronna arrived at Astoria yesterday Dronillard was turned over to the city authorities To day he was brought to Portland and given a hearing before United States Commissioner Deady who held him to answer before the United States Grand Jury Robert Thompson and Michael Treynor firemen were held as witnesses The first intimation of trouble between the men was when Drouillard complained to Chief Engineer Williams that he could not keep the coal passer at work Riberos shortly after came along and said he had attended to his duties Drouillard abused the passer and ordered him to trim a lamp which he refused to do saying it was not his wcrk He trimmed the lamps when told to do so by the first assistant engineer to whom he said he was willing to work but did not like to be abused like a Chinaman When the first assistant left Drouillard began abusing Riberos again and the men clinched Some otthe crew who saw the fight thought it was simply a scuffle and did not interfere In a moment Drouillard ran to Engineer Williams and said I have cut him and a second later Riberos staggered out bleeding profusely He had ten wounds in his breast and side one of which severed the aorta He lived fifteen minutes Drouillard says Riberos attacked him and that the killing was in self detense Druillard is a swarthy French Canadian and says he has peen employed on steamships on this coast for tnir teen years He has retained Slott Smith to detend him He claims that he acted in self defense as Riberos was much the larger man The other firemen do not know who struck the first blow and did not interfere as they thought it was a fair fight Druillard was a second engineer on the lighthouse tender Shubric for a long tune and has a wife living In San Francisco PBOBABLT A FABCE A Juryman Whole Opinion Was Formed Beforehand McMniSTiixa Or March 29 The trial of McCune still absorbs public interest The examination of witnesses continued until nearly noon The tes timony Was conflicting It was chiefly corroborative or impeaching former testimony Mrs Be wley was present aunng tne entire trial one is a nne looking woman with a iindlv face The charge of Judge Boise was plain thorough and impartial The attor neys for the State tnink it was favor able to tne prisoner speculation is diverse as to the verdict of the jury but it is whispered around by some who seem to know that they will not acrruit as enmhatic statements were made by one of the jurymen before the case was called as to what he would do In case he was on the jury OOBED BY A BELL A riclons Attack om an Old Drover at Portland PoaiLiim March 29rBEv Vertei an old drbver who had beettv burin bulls fora logging camp was very badly gored by one of them to day He had gone Into the stall to change a roper on the animals horns when the bull threw him down and gored hinf through the thigh and Injured his side A boy in the stable prodded the bull in the jaw but only made him worse when a man hit him on the poll with a big stick and stunned him and the boy pulled Venal away Vertal who Js over 6Hyear old was knocked down by acar on the narrow gauge road some time since and was in the hospital many weeks from his In juries and only lately got out Jt Is hoped he wifl recoTeKf i damagk8t01xSE Damage by Storm at Yaquina PoxtLASv March 29 Captain Young United States engineer returned to day from inspecting the damages to the Government works at Yaquina bay A huge wave on tile morning of the 18th inst carried away a number of bents of the tramway to the north jetty and rilled with sand the basin where rock was landed for the south jetty wrhieh will necessitate ex tending tne whan iw leet A Quarryman Injured Pc ETLAan March 29 Joseph Dough aday foreman at the Government quarry at Yaquina was seriously and it is feared fataUV tnfared Fneadav He was pushing against a huge rock 1 which was being swung upon a barge wuwi bitv uuvks euppeu uu muvwiug tne aemcK cnains to or up ana on coming down the hook struck him on the top of the head fracturing his skull UTDICTMENTS QCASUED Indiana Vote Bayer Likely to Escape Panldunent Isdllsapolis March 2a Under a decision given by Judge Woods of the Federal Court on a motion to quash indictments in the election cases 123 indictments will if the defendants make application be thrown out Already twenty five have been declared invalid including ten yesterday and twelve to day In some instances only parts of the Indictments against certain individuals have been quashed In no instance as yet has a bribery case been dismissed The Indictments quashed were against Individuals charged with illegal voting or with assisting others to vote illegally jne cnarge is made by the attorneys for the prosecution and by the Republicans that the indict ments have been carelessly and loosely drawn It is held that the Court had no other course than to grant motions to quash Judge Woods says the indictments were irregular and could not be brought to his attention in that form All these indictments were found bvl tne reaerai urana jury unaer tne direction of lately retired Democratic officials of the court It is not the in tention of the present United States District Attorney to call back the old Grand Jury He says that any Grand jury can urn indictments and that some of ucs may bo brought up in the State courts He does not think himself called on to do anything fur uier wiui uie urana ury AT THE CAPITAL A Sailer Boy Ak Damages for Ini jmrje Shlpbrd Pbs3iJMarch 29WIluarniJ queHe an bpprcnUce who arrived here on the UtJu irisUra the British Vsldp City of Carlisle has had a guardian ad litem appointed and to day brought suit in the United States Circuit Court against the ship and Captain Moore to recover 15000 damages On the 20th of November last in the Atlantic while the lower main topsail was being tent down Basquelle was struck on the head by A clew iron and his skull fractured and for this and carelessness and negligence in treating him he sues for the above amount i A Kallroad Invettlratlon Production of Spirits WAamsoTos March 29 The date of the beginning of the proposed investigation of the physical condition and prospects of the Union land Central Pacific leased lines and branches by a special committee of the Senate has been postponed It had been intended to meet in Chicago on ADril 6th start the next day and spend six weeks on tne trip out tne inaointy oi senator Hiscock to get away led to a change of date to October Interstate Commerce Commissioner Walker to day placed iria resignation in the hands of uhe President to take effect on April 1st He will leave Washington for Chicago next week to assume his new position as chairman of the Executive Board of the Interstate Commerce Railway Association Secretary Tracy has finally negatively acted upon the application of the Columbian Iron Works of Baltimore for an extension of time for completing their contract for the construction of the gunboat PetrcL He refers the contractors to Congress for relief By such extension the contractors would be relieved in part of the forfeitures to the Government from delay in completing the vessel 8AM JONES SEKMOS will berunnmg to this cftjronMon day cthenewcoaljoaa01 tbecen Preachers and Church Members Do Too Much Besting There were several hundred more people than seats at the Mechanics Pavilion last evening and consequently crowds stood up around the auditorium It was announced that the little envelopes which had been distributed on Wednesday night and returned with contributions for Sam Jones on Thursday night contained several thousand God bless yous and 507 90 instead of the expected 1500 So the collections on Sunday afternoon and evening will be for the revivalists benefit Sam took for his text the familiar verses beginning Come unto me all ye that labor and are heavy laden and I will give yon rest A good many church members think that rest means resting said Sam They pray for resflng and thank God for Cresting What does a man do when he gets a rest He gets up and goes td work Best is putting us in a condition to want to work If lots you church members got 10 an hour for all the good sauare work you ever did for God you wouldnt get enough to pay your carfare home to night When you come to Christ he will breathe peace into your soul and then you want to get out wuiiwi uwnia lorgevun yourself and working for God an humanity So theres a given rest and a found rest I notice that preachers need lots of rest I believe it does stiffen a fellow up like forty to preachhimself but if newiupreacn tne juora Jesus unnst us wonaenui nowmncn ne can stana If a lawyer or a doctor didnt tend to his business any better than most ot the preachers the Sheriff would close up his Office If I kill myself preachin as some say I will 111 have the satis faction ox knowin Im the only one una ever dw aooutjnese aiggura SOtlBiy OUABDED Hiznerof Benicia Gets ISSIOQ Osborne Likely to Win His Fight Marat Halsteadi Cue Not Yet Finally Disposed of by the Senate Special Dispatches to the CnaOsicut WaSBMOTOir March 29 Mix ner is happy The Pacific coast delegation is pleased The nomination by the President to day of Mr Miinerto be Minister Plenipotentiary to the Central American States caused a felicitous feeling to the Pacific coast people here The nomination of Mr Mizner may be attributed to Representative Morrow and Mr Felton On the morning of the day that the President sent In the name of Thomas Byan to be Minister to ilexico Mr Felton and Bepresent atiye Morrow tailed upon the President and urged him to consider favor ably Mr Mizner candidacy for the Mexican mission The President plainly told them that the place had been disposed ot They immediately Importuned Mr Harrison to nominate Mr Mizner for the Central American mission The President took his name and said he would take the matter under advisement Morrow and Felton then called upon Secretary of State Blaine and laid the matter before him The President and Mr Blaine afterward held a conference in regard to the fitness of the the appointment of Mr Mizner to the position which he sought and the final outcome of this interview resulted to day In Mr Miz ners nomination PUBLIC PBIHTEB but fewcould hope to pass unscathed into the golden realm ot office holding Senator Sherman desiring to respond to the remarks made against Halslead the Senate adjonrned until 12 oclock to morrow leaving the question shU pending the motion to reconsider yesterdaVs rote for rejection It is ascertained to night that Senator Farweli did not vote against the confirmation of Mr Halstead yesterday He was paired in favor of it During the afternoon a motion was entered by Plumb to reconsider the vote by which the nomination of Lewis Wolfley to be Governor of Arizona was confirmed It is said that additional charges hare been preferred against him relating to his actions while a revenue officer on the Mississippi river some years ago CiWctjWatt March 29 Mural Hal stead Is suffering from An attack of erysipelas which Jias confined him to hi room and incapacitates him for business His friends are not alarmed for the result however rOAKfrAffDWSr Another Heir ibrthe Cobnrtt Estate TUB HEW CITY COUSCIIi Snlt Against the Bailroad Company-Koter or Interest From Alameda PATBICK EGAK A Belief That Osborne Will Seeure the Appointment WASHrsuTosr March 29 There is a decided feeling that the next Public Printer will be Henry Osborne of Los Angeles All of the Padno coast delegation are confident of Mr Os bornes success It is stated on good authority that Senator Farweli has advised Captain Meredith of Chfesmv fMr Osbornes strongest competitor to witnaraw his name that he stands no chance of getting the position This is regarded as very favorable to Mr Os borne and it is expected that the President win send in his nomination to the Senate to morrow Mr Osborne has been in this city for some time and has kept up a persistent candidacy He Is very genial and has made a good many friends who have supported him and it is now believed to be definitely settled that the Presi dent has decided upon him for the office of Public Printer HOBE NOMISATIOXS Karnes Submitted to the Senate for Its Approval WASHntOTOsr March 29 The President sent the following nominations to the Senate to day Lansing Mizner of California to be Minister to the Central American States Robert Adams Jr of Pennsylvania to be Minister to Brazil William Scruggs of Georgia to be Minister to Venezuela William 0 Bradley of Kentucky to be Consul General to Coreav George Chandler of Kansas to be As sistant Secretary ot the Interior George Shoup of Idaho to be Gov ernor of Idaho Edward Curtis of Idaho to be Sec retary of Idaho Washtsotos March 29 The Senate confirmed the following nominations Charles Moneith to be a gent at the Kez Perces Indian agency Idaho and the following postmasters George Budd Bozeman James Moore Anaconda John Hogue Tacoma WHO THET ABE HeBefatsrBuor 1 Clreula tteni Regarding Himself Chicaco March 29 The Dotty Ketct Washington special says I asked Patrick Egan to day whether it was true that he was only a half citizen of the United States So he replied I am a fuu citizen as much a citizen as any foreign born man could he I got my first papers In OctoW 1883 and my second papers one year ago at Lincoln Neb What Is your relation to the Cath olic Church Some people say you are a bigoted churchman and others say yon have been excommunicated Inst humble member of the Soman Catholic Church replied rEgan and am in good standing XhenyOu nave not been excommunicated Not so far all am aware 1am now and always have been since I was a child In roll communion and was re centlynnanunously re elected president of a Catholic total abstinence society which is recognized as one of the most important adjuncts of the church and which ought to be an indorsement of my orthodoxy It is said you are a fugitive from justice that yon are a hunted outlaw and that the English Government may arrest you when you go to Chile as an escapedjcriminai Egan laughed I am not a fugitive from justice he said nor ant Ia hunted outlaw nor am I an escaped criminal and I do not care whether England has an extradition treaty with Chile or not I have never committed any crime I have never been indicted for anything I have never been inside Of a prison THE PEOPLES MONEY Appropriations Made by Concreir la Different Tears Waseibotos March 29 The clerks of the appropriation committees Of the two houses who are required by law to prepare statements of the appropriations made at each session have completed that duty and have compiled a statement showing the appropriations for fiscal years from 1875 to 890 inclusive This table shows a constantly but not regularly Increasing total of appropriations The appropriations for the year ending June 30 1890 are as follows Agriculture 16697701 army 2t000lla diplomatic and consular 1980251 District of Columbia 5687400 fortifications 1233594 In dian 8035725 legislative and Jndl rial 20840536 military 902767 navy 22692510 pensions 81758 200 Postoffico ae005344 sundry dvil 257742 defidenciea 18423 360 miscellaneous 10153980 permanent appropriations 198091656 The total appropriations made by each of the several Congresses since 1874 are as follows Forty third 619791991 Forty fourth 594643272 Forty fifth 703If0j853 Forty sixth 727950G03 Forty seventh 777685918 Forty eighth 655205402 Forty ninth 74o 243514 Fiftieth 817878075 A FATAL AFFBAY The Marshal and Receiver Watch Disputed Goods Yesterday Marshal Franks by order of the Circuit Court took possession of a large quantity of cotton silk and machine twist at 537w Market street TSlnedat 24612 681 It appeared from the complaint of Seavey et aL agsiast George Pippy riled in the Circuit Court that the plaintiffs placed business was in BostcoiMass andtnat they took Yates Hunter of San Francisco into partnership and constituted them agents for the sale of the goods named lri March last Hunter brought a suit against Yates to procure dissolution of partnership rand Judge Levy of the Superior Court appointed George Pippy rcceivervandiPippy selxeot and held possession of the goods In dispute and refused to ideliver them to the plaintiffs wtose property ttey really JndgeT5awyeroii hearing the icase Instructed Marshal Franks lto take possession of the goods and yesterday both Pippy and the Marshals deputy were in charger of the disputed property Later In the day Low and Some of the Men Nominated to Office by Harrison Washihotost March 29 Robert Adams nominated to be Minister to Brazil is a gentleman of culture and attainments living in Philadelphia He is a graduate of the University of Pennsylvania ex State Senator member of the Governors staff and of the Philadelphia City Troop William Bradley named for Min ister to Cores is a prominent Southern Republican During the war he was a Union man He has been the candi date of the Kentucky Republicans for uovernorana umtea states senator and made a good race against Governor Buckner for the former place At the Chicago convention Kentucky urged him for Vice President and he received a number of totes rrom Southern delegate He is fine lawyer with a large and lucrative practice and it is said ho will not accept the office and that he informed the President that he did hot desire any appointment whatever William Scruggs who was to day nominated to be United States Minister to Venezuela was born in Tennessee but afterward removed te Georgia He has bad considerable experience in diplomacy having been appointed United States Consul at Canton China in 1880 from which post he was promoted to be Minister to Bogota in 1884 Scruggs held this position until relieved by the last Democratic Administration Mizner named as United States Minister to Central America is a well to do resident of Benicia CaL He is an extensive land owner In that place and a well known lawyer ---Mr Sharp nominee for Governor of Idaho is one of the oldest and best known residents of that Territory He Is a large cattle dealer owner of several general merchandise stores and also runs one or more stage lines He is a man oi considerable wealth George Chandler nominated to be First Assistan Secretary of the Interior is about 48 Tears of age and has been a resident of Kansas for twenty years At present ne is juage ot tne state uourt comtirisine the circuit about Independ ence and this is the only public office he has ever held He is a gentleman of high character irreproachable life and great attainments in his prof ession IArSTEAD AND WOIFIEr nf 49J2ia 36 itwice the vameot tha i disputed stock as sureties that the gooas wouia oe retumea to punraas the Court decided they were entitled to them The sureties nave not yet been A New Boad TACttitr MarchiaTrs the next deTtlopmeat In the case wJUba i There will come np In Judge Coffeys department ot the Superior Court on Tuesday next the probate of the will of Aiaron iiurpny out tnere win pe a protest 8 Coburn has letters of administration the petition for which sets forth that Kate Coburn is the sole heir There is however another sister out hereNellie Murphy who claims a portion ot the estate Martin 1 Murphy was one ot a family of seven cnuaren wnose parents scpnin ku viu Chicago many years ago He was a traveler for McKesson Bobbins of New York and when he died he left an estate valued at 1200 He died last June and it was by the merest accident that Ogden Nellie Murphys attorney discovered the fact and that the estate was just to be distributed This has been stopped and the case will come up on Tuesday Nellie had quarreled with her sister and she came pretty near losing her share in the estate THE SEW TheyHold Xlttle Ueetlnr An informal meting of the members ot the new City Council was held is the Council chambers last evening for the purpose of making some prepara tion for the meeting on Monday night There was some discussion in regard to new roles and they finally decided to adopt the rules of the old Council slightly amended so as to conform with the new charter The matter of selecting a president was brought an and an Informal ballot was taken that was not binding in any way It resulted in a faction voting for one man and all the others voting for themselves The vote ttooa Atari uamron a liaeicett Evans Collins No definite action was taken TQ A HIGHER COCBT Nominations Not Te Finally Disposed Of WasHDterba March 29 The Senate was in executive session nearly three hours thU afternoon occupied almost entirely in considering the nomination of Murat Halstead to be Minister to Germanyf There were only five sreechesrnadeitwo of them by Hoar and Spooner In support of the confirmation and others by Teller Evarts andsPalripbppositiOB Senator Teller read Halsteads famous letter to Secretary Chase concerning Ltrtcohi and Grant Senator ayne was Ttry bitter in his tone He said that 1L the nomination had been to itttssta wlth the proviso that the nominee should go on to Siberia and never return he LUienthal filed bonds in the sum 1 would rrtadly vote for confirmation Kentucky Outlaws Kill a Deputy Marshal LocistnxE March 29 A telegram to United States Marshal Gross from Floyd county this afternoon stated that Deputy Marshal Wireman had been fired upon by a parry ot twelve outlaws last Tuesday and instantly killed Hwas accompanied by four special bailiffs and was making a raid after moonshiners The deputy had three prisoners when he was at tacked and ail made their escape One of the bailiffs whose name was not given was badly wounded Several snots were exchanged and two of the attacking party it is oenevea are aiuea xiieir names are unknown and they were carried away by their comrades Senate Proceedings WASBTSSToa March 29 The Senate met to day in regular session At his own request Senator Shermans resolution for the appointment of a committee to wait upon the President to Inquire if he has any other business to lay before the Senate was laid on the table subject to a call Dawes offered a resolution which was laid over calling on the Secretary of the Interior for information as to the Langrd claim to lands In the Lapwai Indian reservation of Idaho The Senate then proceeded to the consideration of executive business and when the doors were reonened ad journed Forest Fires HrxaosiD March 29 Terrible prairie fires are reported from all parts of the county last night between here and Cevoor on the east and for several miles north of that place Tha country I Is almost entirely burned over Many tanners nave suuerea loss to nouses barns hay and grass South and southwest of the dty settlers have suffered equally as much The velocity of the wind was forty miles an hour driving the flames with fearful rapidity It was the most destructive fire in the county for years and it Is feared the worst has not been learned i Capture of Small Whale AriAjrrio CrrtvNJVjMarch 29 A medium sized whale became stranded on the besih near Chelsea yesterday afternoon and was captured by the crew of the Government life saving station after a severe struggle After being dragged asnore it was lound to measure thirteen Jeet In length and estimated to be from 3000 to 4000 pounds In weight As the monster was captured by Government employes it will probably be sent to asmngton in a le oays A Demand fr Kleins Arrest WASHiseros March 29 It is reported and believed in weU informed cUclesthat the German Government has made the request that Correspond ejatKIeinbe arrested and returned to Samoa to be tried before the American not German consular court for murderous assault The basis ot the request is the charge that Klein led the Samoan forces on the occasion of i the battle in which tlieGermans were defeated and many of the marines slain i -4 rBMyaHiurder PniUPixraiA Pa March 29 The body of a mad with its head frightfully mutilated found In a pond near Turnervfllei on Wednesday has been Identified as that of a Jewish COUNCIL Informal Senator Eyarts speech was a long one and is said to have been emphatic in its opposition Senator Spooner in the course of his speech in favor of confirmation said that it Tiewspaper men were for all time to be held to account for opinions expressed iatheheat a canTpaign Xlnlnrer a Vote BuyerDleS Suddenly Lininger whose name has at tained considerable prominence of late through his arrest on two charges of bribing voters at the Third ward polls at the last election died suddenly at 7 odock Thursday evening of heart disease Just previous to hii death he was on the streets apparently in the best of health and the announcement of his sadden death created consider able surprise in the dty The complaints against him In the Police Court were sworn to by George Malom who charges hint with buyingtwo votes On one of the charges he was released on 100 bail furnished by Emest Held a barber and on the other he was released on his own recognizance Lininger only recently came to this dty from Salem Or with his wife HcCutcheons Lodjer A merry war Is raging at the Mc Cutcheon domicile at 210 Eighth street in this city At that house lives William McCutcheon who has for a boarder Flnneganj a salesman employed by Kast the shoe man The latter interfered while the former was beating his daughter and summoned the patrol wagon which conveyed McCutcheon to the prison Now he wants damages against Finnegan and the latter swears to have the formers blood because of an Insult offered to some of his visitors by McCutcheon Thefubbs Hotel Line As was told some time since in the Chrosiclz the stockholders of the Oakland Brooklyn and Fruitvale Street Railroad held a meeting yesterday afternoon This road was originally built by private enterprise but has been absorbed br the Southern PaHha Company A majority of the old di raiors are aesa Ane new directors are a Crocker Clement 8 Douty Arthur Brown Martin nopkins Gage andC PHuntington a Huntington and Hopkins attended he meeting Trie road will probably be rebuilt Another Big Suit Attorney Smith is busily engaged in preparing papers on behalf of the heirs ot the late Marston who was killed by the Berkeley train at West Oakland a few montharago He proposes to sue the railroad company for saoXX damages A careful survey of the sceno of the accident has been prepared to be used In the trial The Van Haltren Troubles It is stated that the suit brought by Peter Van Haltren the father of the ballplayer against his several children in reference to the ownership of certain furniture in a residence at Center street Will be dismissed when the case comes up for trial Saturday the matter having bees settled out of court Pennypackers Bond Owing to the withdrawal of Ji Travers as a surety from the bond of Pennypacker the City Wharf inger wno was found guiltyof buying votes tne utter nas naa to nle a new bond This he did yesterday with Charles Kramin and Charles Jurgens as sureties the sum of 2500 each 1 Again Postponed The case of pretty Mrs Neil Niv becker the widow who Is accused of petit larceny for having stolen some laces from the itore of KaiinBrotheri wbere she acted as derki was contin ued yesterday in the Police Court until a later day It is understood that the Kahns do net desire to prosecute Items In Brief It Is said that Governor Waterman may move to Oakland for the summer Charles Saunders a horse thief was sentenced to two yeirsMmprisonment yesterday by Judge Ells worth KTravers a railroad hrakeman had a finger crushed yesterday morning near Sacramento while coupling cars He was treated at Dr Woolsey hospital Commencing May 1st the California and Nevada Narrow gauge Railroad Company will run excursions to Oak Grove picnic grounds In Contra Costa county EWTraventhe newly appointed Pilot Commissioner made a demand to be seated yesterday but his request was refused He will now bring salt in a few days to obtain his seat in the board John Sulliran while at work at the PadficNall Work yesterday ran a nail Into the palm or his hand It Is feared that lockjaw may resurt Another schedule of the assets and liabilities of the Merrfman Manutactnr tag Company was filed yesterday showing the liabilities to be 34373 30 and the assets 2499 81 Yesterday Mrs Maria Brown was held to answer at Havwardj on a I charge of grand larceny for stealing sou uuui a uciKuuur sue nuien money was secreted in her hair Charles Wendte the secretanr nt the Associated Charities says nothing BtLdTestHfns4fcreiiti MllAihuni2 tn A I hospitalfor a Mmtasietierate s84f hand which he received by heing struck with a piece of iron whSe atX work on a steamer discharging in SaafcJte Frandsco xiJ ti A two year old chad bekMgmg Jur the Thompson family at the foe of Alice street had a narrow escape from i death yesterday The child was on the broad gauge Car track and a pas 5 tor train injured the litae ones heeta tjfj ATAHEDJU 7 Consttble Morris Sued Personal 7 Mr and Mrs A Heunlsch and Mral Heunischa mother Mrs SchifferwiH depart for Europe In a few weeks the ladies to remain abroad fortwoyearsv On Tuesday Mr and MraAdolpa Mayrisch held a reception in honor of the engagement of their daughter San rue to Adolph Wllcomm of Gnatomala Constable Fasskmg has begun a sun against Constable Morris to reeorec 57 Morris was once Fasstings deputy and the latter claims that during that time he made twenty ttto arrest which he turned over to Constable Carlson instead of his principal who was entitled to the fees Halcyon Parlor is the name taken by the new organization ot Native Sons in Alameda The Apollo Instrumental Club trill give an entertainment at the Presby terhn Church on the 12th of April Ane Aianieoa lower juisiuu wiu give a rose fair at Park Opera house on the 2d 3d and 4th of Mav CAEdson and George HSwasey haveconveyed the Terrace baths to the Terrace Bathing Association a corporation with a capital of 40000 The munldpal contention met last night In Park Onera house It took the form of a mass meeting Georga it raine was elected cnairman ana Krauth Jr and Fields secretaries Charles Neal Ji Masticc and William Brower were named and Neai and JJas tick nominated by acclamation Sullivan was notnl nated for School Director James Mill Ington for City Clerk Miner Smith for JtssessorjOscar li Rogers for City Marshal Palmer lor Treasurer and Badcliffe for Recorder fedebated TBADES Eastern Prison Labor Shoes Sold i CHere asnome SIade The Federated Trades Union held a meeting last evening Hofneyer president Is the chair ATFuhrmasof the United Brewery Workers reported that the United States Brewery was printing labels of St Louis lager beer and placing them on its homo product Also that tha Portland Or brewery bosses will meet in consultation with the Board of Fed erated Trades in that dty next Sundayi when an agreement to unionize the brewers1 will bemade or a boycott will be declared Smith of the Musicians Eon renorted 4G9 members In good standing Their committee had been instructed to request the Seaside Gardens to employ only union musicians The Cigar maters Union reported that their committee had been instructed to visit the Vienna Garden and the Wigwam Theater and request wieiu ubui uuij uuiuji uais aiau Hoffman Feldmanand Supervisors Pelster and Becker with the same re ouesti A committee from the Harness nisi ers reported a tauure ot tne enort to arrange by arbitration between tha onion andw Davis Clark cL the Shoemakers Union renorted that CO ner cent of tha shoes sold here are of Eastern make and a large portion of these the product of prison labor Some wholesale dealers are placing their own mark onv4 these goods and selling them for homemade A CONTESTED CLAUSE Work Litigation Over Street Contract The suit of WChilds assignee of OConnor a street contractor agamst A A Sanderson to recover 63 for street work was taken under ad visement by Justice Stafford yesterday The trial of the suit was prolific of some Interesting developments It appears that on August 23 18S8 OConnor signed a contract to build a cesspool culverts Iron and plank sidewalks on the irnrnhiT inmar ot Washington and Buchanan streets each resident in that vicinity agreeing to a pro rata assessment to cover the cost of the work One copy of the con tract was retained by OConnor and the duplicate by the Street Superintendent In due course of time tha latter accepted the work but in looking over OConnors contract he failed to observe thata clause had been inserted to the effect that wlhe cesspool on the northwest comer shall be blind It was subsequently discovered by Sanderson who refused to pay 65 his share of the work on the ground that the clause was an illegal Interlineation A man named Knight who had inserted the clause testified that rtwasr in the contract when the property holders signed This is emphatically denied by Sanderson The suit will be decided to day KAILEOAU AFPAIKS Special Orange Trains Earning and Inspections Long trains loaded with oranges are now going East A spedal of twenty Seven cars from Los Angeles left Sac ramento yesterday afternoon It was In two sections nineteen cars in one and eight in the other Huntington A Towneand Crocker were over across the bar yesterday inspecting their Oakland property The report that a cable railway line is to take the place of tha present free service In Oakland is denied by officials who state that thai Southern Pacifics San Pablo avenue cable road Is not a paying investment and that the new dine spoken of is not favorably tconsideredr although it was seriously thought of at onetime There is a big passehgerbusineM from the East to Portland via the Shasta route An average of twenty fire passengers a day coma into Sacra mento from the East and take the Port bind line Twenty four carloads of passenaera left lor the East yesterdayyiathe Cen tral Pactnc The bosmess exceeds in volume all the expectations of the ralk road people i a Kuimore wiu leaye for Tncsoa to day in his special car on anlnspeo tion trip AHD FLN wwttKarkel i td HiglierJ mn local coal ftfjtett QopBtatlons 4 Fofelpn Wheat Ml The EetaU Mark steasaertio depart today are ro tar Meiicsn ports the Ajal Sar trie Sortn Fora ana tne Eureka and Areata and the Sail Sen Blezo and Way ports Stessaerj due to day are thell irom San Dxlm and way pora arx i Hum Jrota rermaiei norts IntsehoonerAnaawaseleafl hulutjrestenlarwith merchanul at seoaa liiolodlns 175 bbU tll i YVhestjiCI etls Barter 600 tt sals 1 es ume 50 us nay ws dgsrettcs and C23 Hs Tobacc I The following vessels were QuecnstoTo yesterday with full Wheat Bntlsh ship Slleye Bawn by von rtnieat 54414 cta Lustier iiywn Total nine Brltisabrkri tU of Solwsyl Baldwin eClivlwita Wheat Lumber Total talSo The jfallowiar Wheat charted ported yestcrdayr British shil 1599 tons British aUp Uetbl tana and Brraxh bark Gr tons all for United Klnjdojnl Antwerp at SW tne American rlafor the sameyoyate at ss OrerlandEsnroiU Receipts MJ SSabdlsaOT pes Iron Kpe 81 wareSbxsCiailIea2 bxs BoaH Glassware SC4bbls Oil 7 Jg ware 175 pkirs FUh 111 was Ci doz Eggs CO bbia Alcohol 539 11 463 ctls Tobacco It cs Cigarcl Syrup 5 bUs Whlsty 409 cs Cail 130 pkes js ia uws tpinoi Paper 38 cs Cigars Sptgs Corl Boots and Shoes I cs Drags and Bacon 773 pfcgs Steel 200 Financial Tbe local Ucmey market fcHows Commercial txians cent per aH Commercial Etus prime fill Inaild2S rIlIjiniL mled securities Mortgages prime taxes paid by I Mangsges ao uses paiu uj vlrlaiNt Ti ff Kew Toik Telegraph londouBAtikers tiO days London Merchants London Sigit Bankers Cable ifliwrt unrj on nee lexwas uouars nouiai Saw Toax March a Fol the tloslny quotations lor United States 4 registered United Stoles Kj registered Diuiea euies PacUieosoflSOO Amertean Express Caaadlan Pai lue Canada Southern Central rueine ChlcaeoBdrlirrgton and Qnlnc Selaware Ijiekawanna and el vearetaOAiAuo uraaae Ine i Kansas and Texas Xake Shore LoulavUle and Kashvfile MlulgnCctral Missouri Paciaa northern Pacific Korthern Psdac preferred Northwestern Kew York Central 0egon Improvement -Oregon KnyignUou Oregon Transcontinental Pacific Hail Reading EockIlQd St Paul Texas Pacific XTnlon Paclflc TJnlted Ststw Express ITeUiFareo Express ISeftera Lilian Honey onfall iseasrat3 last loan ato Prime Mercantile Paper 4SM eterilog Exebanje 60 days nana 4 8i faiver ounce Offlfc LoirooH ilsrch 20 United I as131 4K Ho Hlw 111An JAM Ctnuola 98 3 IG Bank of Bagland rate of into Bullion gone Into Banx ol balance to day tl 1000 Eastern TToot MarlJ Ept rlal DUraich to the Casosic i JtEW YoRCitarch 29 Bral KeitherthedetaandnorValuesl i market show any change looking fos bar alns with sol and take more or less Wool I their lminedlatewants BeyoiJ i Is no activity Stocks are ver ji ken and quotations foe some jt of Wool arc therefore nominl geDfraHitnationcontiBuescnl With stocks and demand botll markets arc dull and quiet I pites are reutively more aetl At Phlkdrtrjh the msrkc dull but stocks art very light year and fh slack trade hi effort on prices C9tvitbstandl approach ot the new olio The Boston market is not strl ceatranra Wools it is fairly tl irttXs prices TheantlcipatiorJ in me Tn a ary rulihg on Vt helps to stiffen confidence in 1 ten The sales at Boston fort 1870700 tt against 1ASMJJ week and 2006200 for the ccl Wtea ot last year with murder The circumstantial evi dence against him is nry strong TCet biytl fWignxsomi MarrA i Legitime Goyernment has mstructed foreign Govemmentsi thirougb their repre sentatlre ati Ilayti that it protests against the issue or money by tho Ilip polyte faction and srlll sot in anyway recognize the bsue peddler who disappeared three months ago Joseph llillman With whom the inXr tLZzZSSSi11 done bolt thefinandal tug Tille haa beenarrcsted and disrgedlportfrom the eitr In the war of flrmmiuntlM rl 1 centage ot the Ponce Court fines until the new Council is seated The society will get about 1S0 a month lira Coggeshall a destitute widow living at KnVYashfaiffton street is seeking aid from charitable people while she is in Oakland recdrinr treatment lira Kate Coleman an old lady ea year of age stumbled and fell yester nay on oroaoway oreaxag ner arnt axil sustahakig other seyere liralsea 1II8CEXXANEOC8 irtTf is XAStjS i 5C JZft i MMiMjutyjltiiMfcwlw LATE LOCALS Lampbere of mri has been re nevedoflilsrburiiatismbyJoyiYeiets4Ia Eartsparnia Calif orala grows the finest liver and kiiu ney remedy in the world It Is la left TegetsAUfrsaparina OH Snow writes from BooneviHe Cat that Joys Vegetable nartsparlfla needs adverthilng tliatiUeffixUadverUselir The undertakers ot San Francisco are dead against Joya VejcUMe SanapaitSa Beasun apparent TToboilness -Carl limer of Ifendoclso City pestU ttrough the dty teccatiy He saya Joys Yesetable gampartna entlrely7 eared his liver and kidney trouble 1 nre lets dyrpepda on the Ped fie voast ia iko una there was in the year 183 JcrsYeteUbIeSampariBW jJ Oestint Baxter the Me dnntats cf esr Market street assert that they sdltentisas aiBPch of Joys Vegetable Saraaparilk as they oV of an the mineral linspsrillai eomblned Bah Tt rt if jn i PoBwan Palace Car Cmupsnr was Ik Ca tt foniia last summer and Is new aaaoac late MTFtiftFTpni rsniiwMia A Valencia street lsfterarnaasstrekV nvrntt does small workforthsswlir Joy Cotn wehsne UfrJop fiaki Saisaswffl rhtB4talwUaMss1k a Mr HBOe aa ex4aats ssuseiefse I Kew Torlf General Special rX rpatth to tbe Caso I IfSW TfORX larch 23 JI and quiet CWlfee Optlens opened barel 940 poiBU down eiesed barell points below yesterday begs April lBAZGbiBOi 1360 Spot Bio uiet and taraoetlSWaiKia tugir Baw la Una and qo I Ingush liandi sold at 3 BeflhedUlrrtalr demand and Wool Qnlet and weak dom JT4BVS9C iCopper Stngtoanf Lake ApJ lead Firmer domestic 3071 Tin Steady and mors active I Kew York Steele its Special tlapatc te tbe CaaoKKl MllOIt March S3 The Was wore aetive to daysnd tl in a few Stocks which Taofiopo nlatlre inlerest at present nouneed thanst anytime yet wereqnlMJ Irregular and alt was some streurUi shown at 1h soon died away under the Talon Faelfle A tchlson and i elflo jhe market closed ses Close to the lowest prices of th Covtrnment Bffnds wen dal JTioston Stock Karl Bprelal Dispaufi to the ChbosicI BOSTOX March sa Foupwl Closinc oaotitiorji Atchisan JlrstTt 117 do Land Graf sV Bairroad43 BurUngton trHC HexleiU central do First Xortgag BoUdt jnefo land company 23 Chtcaara Pork Had BsclalDsnatclito tha cnaosii CbicagO Uareh SA Aftern JHiouMers 3 055 75 Sazi 73 Short Bibs lrdtri087 12ft Kay Chleagv Grain Slal swsiaixitspMcB to the cxaoxil CHICAOO March 29 A Cora w8ecie Jftyf Oats Sitfc 7 retreleum Marl Special insoatebte the Cuom Kssr Yoaa Varch S3 opaned steady at 80K eloaed 1 fJwBarrUonlnhls week pColmarttays 1 iHutngihe week there havs I.