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a TIIE DAILY BEE: TUESDAY EVENING FEBRUARY 13 1891 CHAMPED DAILY FOB BEUaiMiUS' STORE DEATH MAMMOTH FEAST DOINCS OF A DAY BAUER DISCHARGED THE LEGISLATURE ALLEGED WRONG DOING Weinstoek TUESDAY FEBRUARY IS 1883 Lubin EVENTS OF THE DAT Uptnlu Cook killed 1773 I Hnn riMa I Mtmn uthl' I lMy' Unth 8:02 0:37 13:00 6:3) lUb 46m SACRAMENTO TEMPERATURE tunuiuu ro To-ot Hlhftnp tola 48 Lowr-I to 4 S3 Tufiutou UtiuiwoiiDua Dt ihl BlpbMt np to 13 Eowrat np to 4 grounds aud to appropriate money therefor waa refused passage by a vote of 39 ayes to 25 now Doty gave notioe that would move a reconsideration to-day Uerabey and several of the friends of the bill were absent when the bill came up lor paaaage and there is no doubt that th bill will paa today by six or eight velrs over lb number requited by the Conatitution BILLS PASSED The following bills were passed: li win's bill authorising and direotmg the County Jndgea of tbe several counties to exeoute certain trusts Irwin's bill requiring a corporation to file in the office of the County Clerk oertified copies of its articles of incorporation aud certificate show ing the names and place of residence of certain officers of any such corporation MoClure's Senate bill relating to ahinmeiita for tbe benetitof creditors McClure's Benate bill relatifig io the manner in which a trotee may bediachargd from bis trust McCluro's Benate bill relating to authentication marriage Anaemblv bill relating to fish and game bill authorizing certain corporations to act as executor administrator goaidiao trustee agent depository or reoeiver Cary's bill to provide apparatna for the deaf dumb and blind lieeve'e bill authorising Boards of Supervisors to appoint inspectors of apiaries and provide for their compensation defining their duties and for the further protection of tbe bee industries bill relative to the increasing and diminishing the capital stock of corporations bill providing tbe manner and tune of submitting proposed amendments to the Constitution of tbe Stale of California to the pcnplet bill to provide for the hrobationa-rv treatment of juvenile delinquents and (Jolemau't bill relating to corporations PrriAlEU MBAflURKS The following bills were defeated Heath's bill relative to the formation of Agricultural District Benate bill relating to stocks aud slockhnldeia bill amending th law relative to the confinement ot insane persons for orirae TO-DAY' NMNlOY NOTICE PVe have purchased a stock of Dress Goods Domestics and Fancy Goods which was assigned to Sachs of Schweitzer Sachs Co The inventory taken np by the creditors amounted to $7-860 Onr bid of $2500 cash was accepted These poods are now being marked and will be offered for sale on FRIDAY February 16 th Twenty Tnrklih Bilditri Killti hy Farty ot lonitatnoeri The Kntlre Irrieh Cabinet Me-slgllMta ta be marinated by tha Klretrle Light Special telegrams to the ban1 Bcutabi Feb A party of mountaineers attacked the Turkish guard-house here in revenge for tha death of (wo of their comrade but were repulsed after so obstinate street fight Twenty Turk were killed aud wounded BOSTON AND TUI KLICTEIO Uillf Bouton Feb The Board of Aider-men have passed an order that (be entire city be illuminated by eleotrio light THE AFEICAN 1001ETT Bbussbia Feb The International Afrioao Booietj denies (bat it baa any hoe-tile designs is Africa and has enjoined its ageota to eorupuloualy respect Da Brasses acquisition on the Congo THE rERNCH CABINET EEH10M Taki Feb All memlier of tbe Cnbinot bava resigued in consequence nf the action of the Benate on (he Expulsion bill Grevy has requested them to remain at their posts for the preaent CASE OP Tnt ORLEANS PRINCES I'arib Feb A compromise is hoped for on the questioR of the expusiou of the Orleans Prince on the basis of Henator proposal rendering the Princes liable to expulsion by decree of th President of tha Republic LIMERICK POLICE UEUMULINd Liueiiick Feb There is diseoutent among the pliue and a renewed strike is threatened CABLE QUEimONII Baltimore Feb Tbe declarations that had been made by John Pender that the new Atlantia cable to connect with the Baltimore ami Ohio land wires baa been abandoned are authoritatively denied Garrett says the new Atlantis oabte will be laid as soon as practicable POOH EPROPIAN CROP PROSPECm London Feb Tho Times iu an editorial bewails the farming prospects It aaya that a orisia in field work exists It ia water everywhere A good sowing time ia wanted it is summed that much Autumn sowing is rotten All Europe ia iu a similar condition Til LiqOOE QUESTION IN CRICAOO CflidAao Feb Considerable pressure ia being brought from various directions for a high license for saloons and the Council are oonsultring the matter As the Council oontaina several saloon-keeper of no verv lofty typo tho prospect for an abolition of low groggenesiu Ghioago is not flattering nUNOARIAN BAAL LABOR New York Feb The Pittsburg dispatch says: During the past few yetrs Gonnellsville eke region haa been flooded with Hungarian cheap labor by operators and now the works in the vicinity of Alt Pleasant are fur the most part run hv foreigners l'he native workmen havo shown signs of discontent but while channg under the infliction have refrained from committing any ovort sot and have thereby won the sympathy of ail classes of the community Koihearanoe bat almost ceased to be a virtue however and it haa lieen decided to open a crusade against the further increase of the Hungarian element Last night the region was flooded with circulars THE WASTE OF WATERS- Flvo Ilitndrei Families Forced to Sove Iron a Town Hires Tliotmand Persona Out af Employment at One Pu Urn lllagfa Covered lelograina to the firs New Albany find) Feb Tha river ruse eighteen inuhrs last night and is still rising Alt houses and factories all along the river have been abandoned The water got into the glsss works furnaces last night and the Area sro all out Mr De-pauw will lose at leaat 9100000 About 3000 persona are thrnwuoutof employment There has bom no estimate of the loss yet From 300 to 500 families havo had to move Every available roam on the ground is filled ihe railroad track between here and Jeffersonville has been abandoned Ferry-boats arc making an occshiohal trip to the Kentucky side of the river DAMAOE TO LOW LAND Kvannvillb (Ind) Feb The river ia not rising so fast to-day Not much damage haa been done in the oity but great deal in the low lands between Evansville and Heudsrson RAILROAD DEPOT PLOODED Madison (Ind) Feb Not much damage baa been done here so far Tbe railroad depot is flxdd aud tbe track is nnder water fur some distance The rivet ia aril! rising DAMAOE TfeRT DEWY Henpeumon (Ind) Fob There have boon no Raises of life so far an we can learn The damage will be very heavy but can't be eatimated yat till tbe water goes down It is now ahuut three feet higher than it was last February and up tq tjria morning it has risen abont aa inob per hour WATER IN THE RECORD STORT Lawrcnccburg is cutiiely covered Home of the bouses in tbe around floor of the entire village of Mordentown are covered Some of tbe people bad to abandon thejr boasos entirely ALARM AT RHAWNEETOWN Huawneetown (III) F-b 13 Ihe river is rising an inch and a quarter an hour Oituena are moving into second stories Much alarm ia felt REPAIRS TO COMMENCE Helena (Ark) Feb The river rose fifteen inches in the past 34 hoqr Beo plo are preparing to repair tbe bad places iu Ihg levees at oqca Or TO 04:1 The Ohio River Lapping the Feet of f'incinaatl Special dispatch to the Baa) Cincinnati Feb The river at o'clock stood at 64 feet 11 inches and is still rising slowly It will oertsinly reach 65 feet before it begins to fall The weal ber ia cloudy and warm l'he water works engines are ail idle and (here ia enoogh water ia threservoir to Uat six days Tbe police report no increase of crime eonseqnent upon tbe lack of gas last night A brick dwelling bouse on Orber street i reported to bare fillet this scorning Mo liven were jot Much sickness wa found among the imprisoned people in tenement bontee Relief boats ar busy visiting aU such places Ample are at bad to prereot suffering WEATHER BKrOKT War )psrtraot Biaxial Corps 0 A Division of TMf(raai sod ItoporU for the Benefit of Common and Agrtooltnr lAfSAMino Vobrnarj 19 DAILY 11KE THE THIRD EDITION LOCAL MATTERS AWKUTIsaaTB To Dtmug-roona tad kltctwn Wantori-Party with W--U Muquonde bs'l Plain cold ring Agriculture! Perk Free UsNure Competent laiy Ocrlicutal BoUdiaaul Lean Occidental Eucaiuproeut Girl to do bon work Nwt Patent! Kot Yoar broker buy hooeee end loti Ladle end get emeu Eareke Lodge 1 Indui'rlel Lodge I 0 Porno kb I Notes Poaimaitor lUckui of dan Francisco it in the city Fuh Commissioner A Dibble of Grass Valley is in tbe city Hatching tbe Guardian of the Yormilet is visitiug tne city A fetoven atd Ben Welch of tbie city have gone to New Orleans for a brief trip over tbe Southern Pacific Baggett Greathouse Thomas Loynoldt San Fcaomaco William Jubnalou Htcblaud are at tbe Golden Eagle Weather Sergeant Barwick reports tbe rainfall tbia morning at 04 of an iuch making 05 of au inch fur the month 2228 incbea for tbe year and i83 loobee for tbe season as against 1563 iacboa for tbe season of 1877-8 to an equal date 917 inches for 1K78 9 Bt'3 tnchea fr 1879 90 90 99 incbea for 1880 1 870 inches for 1881-2 983 inches for 1882-3 The average rainfall for tbe yjast atz acsaons to corresponding date ia 1189 incbea leaving the preaent season tithcicnt 2-06 inches over the aveiage pre-npttation for the past six years At 4 a to day it was raining at all signal stations along the Paubo coast except lied Bluff and hacramcnto at which place it was cloudy At the noon reports to-day the fluotnatton of the barometer were rapid and btfnl tbe weather being light in at Portland and Los Angeles cloudy at lied Uluii8acrameutoandVisalufsiratban J-ranciscu clear at Ban Dicog threatening at UoHcbuig Oregon The rainfall in the past twenty-four boars at Portland were 71 of an in-b ltoselmrg 67 of an inch lied Ululf 21 of an inch Sacramento 04 of an inch Ban Fraucisco 13 of an inch Visalia 15 of an inch Los Angeles 204 inches and Ban Diego 24 of an inob It was snowing at 6 in tbe monntains and raiuing at Oolfax in addition to this frfotmalion rejwrte at tbe railrosd offices show that there have been light showers at most valley stations in tbe past eighteen It also rained on the foothills but snowed lightly on tbe mountains daring the night At noon it wan snowing very bard front Blue Canyon to tbe Bum-mil This afternoon there is a strong south wind with indioati ms that we may have a good ram tbe skies being thickly overcast Buarfiisa Ibis company will begin an engagement of three even iogs at the Metropolitan Thursday night Tbe company is cumposod of about a score of people mostly women who are said to be pretty aud good singers The play to be presented ia a piece full of xnirtb and music in which are introduced scenes and songs from tbe best of plays and operas Tne company has been very successful at Ban Franebco and bail an immense ron A Maokay i the come-iisn and ail admit htf excellence The oftioe will be open Wednesday morning with no extra Incorporated Articles of incorporation have been tiled with the Benretary of Hiate of the Fresno Fair Grounds Association Lewis Learh 1 l)on-ahou Frederick A Woodworth A Butler it Hughes Capital stock 914625 Also tbe Ladies' Benevolent Bociety of Lot Angeles Directors Anna Milner Kurt Christine lienner Hustn Kuhrts Clara HroJe Alice Gallmer Ha Kurtx Emms Herwig Adelaide Helhnsn Alto the Methodist Kptacopsl Church Principal place of business Tahtre jD Madden Thomas Turner Isaac JVIantx A Piatt Morrow Notaries Public --Governor Btoneman has appointed the following as Notaries Public George Ingham for Kl Derado county ti' reside at Piacervillej George Coffin foi Bsnta Barbara county to re-siile at Santa Barbara John Enmnn forBonoma count" to reside at Healds-hurg Edward NorfV for Fresno county to reside at Waabrea Colony George Hitchcock l'rtmito to reside at tUn Diego Bethuv fr rad Ber imrdinu county to reaicti' Her-uardino Bimouds IO Humboldt rouuty to reside at Ubonervilia Good Templar TV fallowing officers of Bitoam Lodge No I 0 were duly installed at their regular meeting BatnrHsy evening by th A Alsip: Van- riercook: B- Maggie Hardeaty Mrs Btorck Emma Wiedero Bt Lee Marton A Bertha Btrnver B- Wm Forbea Chandler Ed Van Deosen Mr Neff WC Riee I GCarrie Goss WO George Tenbrook Natwi Sons Pabtt To-ni-ht at Armory Ball the sixth annual invitation party of tbe Native Bons of the Golden West will he given The ball baa been Beautifully coo rated and all arrangements completed to make it one of tbe finest parti of the season Tbe preceding anniversary partita have been very popular and there will oertamky be a large attend ance this evening There will be concert music from 9 to 9 elock by an excellent Band Then tbe grand march will commence Calcium lights are to be ased lUfxs at th Kobert Allen Ice-nee of Agricultural Fark announces that there will be two raocs at tbe Park on tbe afternoon of Feb 22 Tbe first will be vanning one mile and repeat free for ail Ten bersca bare been named 1 here are three entrice for tbe pacing race mile beats three in five There will also be pigeon bootnig The admission will be fifty cent ladies free In Bake ('am Judge Williams of El Dorado county will arrive here this evening and to-morrow be will near ontionation of tbe Old Fellows' Bask continned from last April Tbe eae may possibly be concluded this that is if the lawyers so desire it Delayed The train which arrived this moruiog on tbe time of the overland train was made up at Ileno Tbe overland having been delayed east of that place by a snow storm The delated trsio was annouuoed to arrive here at 3:30 o'clock this afternoon Athletic Clue The Occident! Athlete Club organised last Eight and elected tbe fottewiog officers: President Slier Jr: Vice-President Rom Secretary liter Joaea fjergcaot-at-Arm Deal Propertyman Eugene Danfurth CsrottroLP Biroatns Everybody easeril grti success of tbe gigantic male now yung on at House Extcssive imprnvemenl to follow Good must and wiii go When completed will have tbe iargeet floor room in one bolidtog in tbe tjtate Piles wf goods left our i'ouse yee-terday and more to-dy Tet tbe great Eastern remedy Hock and fiye Geo Cbeaiey sole agent Warn yon bava a eoogb or eekt ask for AE men's Congh Syrup It wtD surely mire yon For solo in Sacramento uy Joe Hahn A Co Druggists 5u9 street Wbet makes Flores ton Cologne welcome on every lady's toilet table is Its hetisg fragrance and rich Eowery odor BiXml OtTotaTLi or Tab Fourth and stresm and all Sacramento druggists Cana Candies Fine Confections German Bread at Peterson's 110 eVud Amors'! Glt jesole ov Tab composed tar glycerine wild berry borebotmd pallia eta It eontatos no opiate The beat preparation for adults and children Try tt i i A Vast lumbar Drowned in Cincinnati Tha Haalhs Ha Roach tine Hnn lredThe ratal Htaalt of Curl-anlty pedal dispatch to the Bee) Cincinnati Feb A shocking disaster it reported by telephone from (he weet era part of the city Both the freight and passenger depots of tbe Cincinnati Southern Kailway were undermined and fell into the surrounding water carrying with theus a hundred or more people The depot were one-atory structure restiug on tb McLean Avenue fill which wae almost covered by water thirty to fifty feet deep The earth had beoomeao soaked aa to melt and the catastrophe was fur thsr hastened by the breaking of a sewer wbicb seat a current along the bank Crowds of people In that vicinity were looking at the flood It is supposed that these aie the victims ONE HUNDRED FEOPLt DROWNED Cincinnati Prb Tbe passenger depot of the Cincinnati aud Boutbern Hailway waa undermined aud fell iuto the surroundiug water A bum! red people are reported drowotd HOW THE CATASIROLUK OCCURRED Cincinnati Feb It is impossible as yet to tell the exteut the disaster When (he Boutbern ttailroad depot tbe only freight depot went down a great crowd of people were there looking at tbe flood When restaurant a small building uar by went down the crowd walked over on th platform of (bo depot to ace what waa the matter whau suddenly the whole nepot collapsed and aauk in the water Tbe track waa at the same tire depressed and the oars standing close by ran into the depression oovering people who bad gone down with th falliug structure Not one body had been recovered at one o'clock nor ouuld by-ataudera give any Intelligeut aooount of how many escaped Tbe work of recovering the drowned will bo exceedingly difficult as the place is isolated THE LATEST Cincinnati and Louisville Fall Vic-tima Mouh Right 1 hwuMantl IVopla llomelcsa In the Former Thirty-five Mqunrro of Konlis-vllto ruder ater Bixxilal dispatch to the Bee) Cincinnati (0) Feb 13 Nearly a square mil of tho city is under water ami from five tu eight thousand people aro driven from their homes Several pooplo bava lost their livs tbe flood The auffsrera wete the inhabitants of tbe bottom of old Bear Grass oreek Tho break occurred at midnight Many houses are destroyed and thoic who escaped saved only their lives Later information Lakes it definite that three boys two freight handlers and four members of Coup's Circus wore drowned No bodies have yet been recovered THI DtHAftiEll IN LOUIMVIL1K Louisville Feb Thirty-five squares tn tho iiortheastorn part nf tho city are underwater miens are overturned and crushed In the lower hollows of the bottom the water is within a fool of the roofs MARRI9D In Maryavill February ft Waller Htoukai to Amelia HuUlukol BORN In Rife drove February to Hie wife of Wiii ff Ti ii a daughter DIED In this oily February lv Fraud May only ilautihU'r of tirau and Franklo Bilm(er a native of iJaltlurnltt agril (J jesrs uioniUs and tt days In till city Febtuaryll don (long Loiu a ua'lvoof China aged ib years (Tha fusoral will take ilac from lit late residence 1 slieal between Third and Fourth to-morrow afternoon at o'clock thuoU)Uie uudortbklug rooms of FPnl At Kavarsugh i treat belwoea Fifth and Hixth whore tha body wlU kept until shlpod to liongkoug for Interment In Gill February 7 John Calloway tied years In Tiuoktt Febrttaiy ft Mrs Auu Frltchia sued 6ft years Alway ahead of oilier mores la Uis way of uew goods Tbs stock of ValaulhiHS at Theo 8obwaiub' ft street tb nest In the city The only quiet family Iu tbe oity for oysters Is at th J'aotflo Oyator Uouse 705 street Clegant private rooms upstairs Hat Ton and Jorry nod mat Doughu'iU at th Ulou Haloon 1UW Boiv oud street between and DrE BLighthill From New York tty Bog leave to inform tbe pnblio that he ha opened an oflico iu Hacrauiouto iu tbe building over the California Htate Bunk ISO HTill'HOT (Itoorn lb aud 18 FOR TUB TREATMENT AND CUIlB OF DEAFNESS CATARRH A VB Hi BASKS OT TUB EYE EAR THROAT AND LDNG8 For apwatds of twenty flvo year Dr Lighthill's profeHional attention haa tioon eiclnHlvely devoted to tlia ro-littf and cure of theHO importnut allmont and it iawith pardonable pride that he refer to the aaocee which he has aohieved in this special department of medioa! science Hi apparatus aud ap pliances for the examination and treat ment of the bidden oavities of the head throat and air passages are original and oonfcasedly tbe most perfeot of anything of the kind yet dovined enabling bim not only to readily discover the exact nature of tbe oomplaint but also to direct bis applications to tbe diseased parts so effectually that reliof is experienced at once and permanent cures are often effected in the mmt stubborn aud aggravated eases And it is one of the nappy features of bis practioe that the applications caose neither pain nor distress and can therefore be readily ad opDtatered to tbe most timid or nervous person A candid opinion will invariably be given os to the probabilities of a core and no oase will be accepted for treatment which does not offer a reasonable ebanoe of booomr f3T Office boars from 10 a to 12 and I to 4 Sunday from 10 A to 12 flMolm 81000 REWARD foranycsMof ItilDd bired-Ing or ProtrudU 11 LMH that DBta'e File Keoaeriy faOa to eur Prepared by IfllLLKK Uh a( bla Drug glare 15 tilovenik atraet Phils Pa Non 4 itnvhu without A agHi tor Sejri hg tiragKiato by mall SR nLyto9il Re Telia Ilia fittnry aud Deal Poisoning the family la the Police Court this morniug the examination of witneMM wae eommeuced on behalf of Bauer focused of attempting to poison his wife and family Half a dosen reliable witnesses testified as to his good ehsracter The defendant Frank Bauer wss then put on tbe stand and testified at some length He spoke in Uetman which was interpreted for the Court by Wcimeyer Tbe testimony wss substantially as follows: Was at home on the Bunday that they think 1 was in my wife's room was packing up various things in boxes and left the bouse after 4 o'clock in packing up tbe stove some ashes were dropped upon the floor accidentally spilled some water on tbe floor made a ebauge of the bed ou the same SuncUy 1 did this because 1 intended to move wss not on that day iu my wife's room had no poison on that day did not nse any for any purpose did not see anv coffee in that bouse on that day bought two bottles of strychnine from Bpeiker about four years ago my wife waa with me it wae purchased to kill rats one bottle waa taken bv some one 1 don't know who tbe other bottle was used and tbe bottle thrown awav last August tbe poison was used to kill rats and dogs the last time 1 used the poison I poured tome on a paper and the wind blew it away this was intended to be used for killing rats washed tbe ground with wstor to prevent au thing eDe getting it I never mixed poison with anything for a human being to take the last time I saw tbe other boitlt of strychnine was two year ago don't know what became of it my wife knew wh-re tbe boitlrs were she put them awav herself uever injured any furniture or aoors or wood in tbe house on that day about one rear ago I cut a small piece from one nf tbe shutters never cut or tiled the marble in nr wife's room I left tbe bouse tbst Bunday evening between 4 and 5 o'clock and went to get something tn eat and then went home again smokrd a cigar and then went to bed 1 tiist learned that my wife accosod me of putting poison tn hi food no tbt Hny of my si rest on the Wednesday following Oihocr Jackson called me out and questioned me then arrested me tbe fan found in my room was taken from mv wife's room about a yoar ago aud was taktn by mistake for some other article which 1 snseoted my wife to have been using 1 placed it in niy bureau and remained there until taken by officer Jack-son on this Bundar afternoon my wife returned home about 6 30 o'clock usually to1 never came home until between 9 and 11 o'olock V- never had any connection with my wife in which i said we eould haves "family drama as testified by my wife 1 stlendrd to try business as nsual on Tuesday aud Monday 1 be cross-examination ol the witness did net elicit any additional facts Mrs Hauer was then recalled and testified: On two days after that Bunday I discovered that two ot my best dresses bad been destroyed by grease and acid no other person was in tbe house the reason 1 went home earlier on this Bunday was because the defendant had been nailiug and hmmering all day and had been playing tricks ou me and carryiog dirt in tbe ball Tins was all Hie testimony Tbe cate was then submitted without argument And defendant was discharged Down like Irhachapl tirade fn a private letter dated Ban Fisncjsco February 12th received here is this: "A gentleman who arrived yesterday on the Southern Pacific says that in ascending th heavy grade in tbe vicinity of i'ehach-api the rear car of th tram (in which he was) became in some manner uncoupled ard in a few momenta the car was racing down tb deolin with an awfnl velocity It bad gon three miles in what (h says) seemed a flash and then they managed to get the brakes on i suppose assisted by the fact that the ear bad reached tbe was finally stopped The train was backed down on discovering tbe loss and tbe car coupled on flercfcnndlne Kn Konte Tbe following freight ceased Denting for HueramenUi on the 9ib: For Raker 4 Hamilton 5H7 bundles shovels Huntington Hopkins A Go 3orati planes Democratic Party grateful North Hhu Jinn Tint The Hon A II Dibble of (rmsg Valley baa been rowsrdtul at isat For many yearn (over 25 to otir knowledge) ba has been tb bead aud front of thn Democratic party iu this county Ip-deed hot for bis exertion and labor there would not now be a Democratic party in this ceunty In the days of the lubtillinn when it waa dangcroiiH to apeak a word in favor of that Heaven accursed party Mr Dibble appeared in the very bot ld of Republicanism in this connty And declaimed from tbe stump tbe sentuneuto of hi parly wbo were then waging a bitter war againat the nation In trampet tones he defied the enemie of bis party to iay a baud opon him or attempt to prevent bis free speech For all this be boa been rewarded with the high-toned office of Fish (ommiaaioner He is worthy tbe place Farley occupies in tbe 8 Senate and we rather think making bim Fish Commissioner was to keep him ont of tbe list of aspirants fora better office It tmelia tinby at all events If we under sUnd the dnties of the Fish Commie loner it is to smell tbe fUh sent to market and to say which is good and which is bad Mr Dibble we congratulate you A IMstresiln of Lost ll-non da They had been married only six weeks when he exrae home from the store one evening and found ber tears Bha had lost one of her diamond earHnis Well crying won't restore it bo remarked as he kissed her on th cbm no but yoQ see what an embarrassing position I am placed "Certainly we will advertise tbe loss in all the And offer a liberal Tbe fluder will expect at leant That's what makes me feel eo so sad ebe cried as she laid her beautiful head cu hi shoulder Those diamonds were a wedding present from father and be got 'em at tbe aoL Ur store and I don't want to see him swindled out of $24 Prairie Farmer The not 1 n- TO HT1NK KKFOKT Has ilanot soo Fet Tbe following are the anutations of tbe Regular Board this opening aud closing: Cphlr 43 2031 Mexican la 2 3 Pvi Vi 20 I 2V flale A Vtrnriw 2 90 2 95 Con Virginia 55c Grand Ftixe 7 independence 70c Goa Curry 2 55 99 yoltow Jacket 1 65 Belcher 6T Duh 91 95 2 Bodte 91 5 Navajo $ft Aioion it 20 Argents 66e Northern belle 910 Bt-ri IM her 94 10 4 15 Hmce fcl £5 Birra Nev -ua 44 g0 9 95 Martin White 92 4d Dm 4 10 California 25c Buyer Util 50c Beorptou 7 -C Overman loc Occident 91 50 After ItoarA 8a Feakcisoo Feb- Union 94 10 Mxioan 93 15 Bicrra Nevada 93 35 Bt 9 Belcher 94 15 Cun Virginia 9)c Gould A Curry 2 45 Opbir 93 19 Tke Ifeiffereaea We efteo bear sstd You can tell any bum bug wild by well advertising it" Tbia la part hr true but if the arilri haa no merit tbe purohaw will not buy a second time and will probably prevent bis friend from buying by informing him of It worthles8 So tb more ti toU i soc art tt wtB cess to Ob tb ocher hand an artiet of mertt sod worth like Ammes'a Cough flyrup when ooo used will be appriated and th buyer will not only continue to purchase it when again in need of a remady for cold or coughs but win apeak a goo word for sod thus without advertising would become knows mu jsve a large tale For sale to fftcramento by Jo Bbfi 9 Druggist 109 street The Method bx which Maid aro Games ore Maid to Hare Baca Prevented The reeent report of the Grand Jury alleges that in one case which eame up for investigation they were told that from 920 to 930 per month had been paid regularly to a middle man by several owners of fare games for tbe understood purpose of preventing pohoe raids that this money was traced to a certain point" but not to tbe bands of any police oftoer Although much aecresy is observed concerning things that take place in tbe jury room yet there is enough leakage to increase the interest and cmieaity of the public It has in this and ether cities been matter df public talk and belief that faro games were enabled to be earned en by snbaidisiog the bead of the police force though of course it has rarely over been snsoeptible of proof for it is to tbe interest of all parties engaged in the basin to keep dark and then officer! woo would do tneb thing are too smart not to put some safeguards around themselves Bso-ramento has never for any long term been free from regular gambling rooms where faro games are conducted in violation of law There is not a man or woman in tbe city but wbo bas either believed or positively known Uu to be true Tbe law fotbids it and yet in order tococduet Ibern profitably it must be known that they exist and it is never very difficult to find the rooms nor in tbe occasional spasmodic attempts to makes show of enforoing tbe law has it ever been very hard for tbe police of any city to gain entry by strategy or foree and capture the gsme and tbe dealer Last May at the request of Chief karobora very ewingent ordinance against all kinds of gaming was submitted by tbe City Attorney and was unanimously passed by the Board of Trustees with the understanding that it war desired by tbe Chief It wae soon followed by a raid on a gams at Seventh and streets by officers Jackson aud Green A Gamble and John Montgomery were arrested Gamble was held to answer by tbe Poheo Court The game was atfid to be-toug to Bkaggs At that time be dented ownership but made a very earnest and active effort to bsve tbe men discharged Along about the same time a Chinese tsn game was raided bv officer Lidred sod Green- One or two Celestials were held to answer hut through somebody's fault or intentional wrong none of tbe gaming cases have ever been tried ta tbe Bo per tor Court nobody has been indicted tbe arresting officers have never been subpeoacd Tbe ebargus it socras were ignor'd or dismissed bv District Attorney liucklry for mysterious or unknown reasons At any rate there has not and will not be any trial of them thsngh the papers went up from tbe Police Court During tbe Bummer no fsro gamrs were in operation in the city but a the Fell season spprsahed aim tbe Btate Fair was anticipated preparations to resume operations wete made Mayor Brown however took an interest la tbe matter and began to nse bis influence to prevent tbe law being violated and disregarded Chief Karcber caused an understanding or announcement that gambling would not be allewi-d during the Btate Fair That this is so is eailr proven by reprinting tbe following item taken from tbe Bxe report of the action of the Trusters tbe week before the Fair commerced tbe meeting of the Bard of Trustees this morning Mavnr Brown advised that tbe Chief of Police be authorised to employ ten extra policemen during Fir week and tbe Board so ordered Usually hut six extra men havo been employed Mr Brown also said that Chief Ktrcher bad declared to bun an intention to make proper effort during tbe Fair to prevent th violation of gambling ordinances Tbe Mayor expressed tbe opmioo that if the laws were just they should apply at all times equally Several months ago Uie Board passed an ordinance undersl'tod to have been submitted at the rt quest of Chief karcber For the first time in many years every fro gnme in tbe oity limits wss suspended and so far as is known and b'-dieved not one is now in operation During previous Btate Fairs gambling games have been conducted not only st the park but io mauy saloons and pnbiic places in plain view of tbs street and of all passe rv by" here are many wbo did not believe any attempt to enforce tbe law would be msde many wbo would not desire to havn the law enforced and not a few wbo believed it was only a bluff If sny believed otherwise they wore badly fooled for in tbe most public manner roodo and wheel games were conducted in view of the 1 public and there were half a d'rcn or more faro games in full blast Not au effort was made to prevent it and in no case was an arrest made Hince then the fsro games have been numerous and bv no means bidden from those wbo sock them lbc majority of people who have been heard speaking about tbe games expressed an opinion that they shonUl be licensed especially as they were probably taxed anyway for revenue that went to an official It was a common belief that money was to prevent interference during fair week and the sum was said to be oOO Tbe one who directed attention of the Grand Jurv to this matter i supposed to be Hkag3 He has fiequently mentioned amounts which be claimed to have paid for protection Last night when questioned by a newspaper reirter Hr Bkaggs said that pror to tbe time wlteu tbe game was raided last May he had paid assessments amounting to 92'Q to a gambler named Kendall a quef discreet mau wbo was supposed to be tbe middle man Mr Skaggs says be paid tbe money with the understanding that ntbcij wero doing likewise aud that it was to iodueoee ihe bead tbe police department though tiU ti)t was for ft is onderstood that Kendall was saso witness before tbe Grand Jury and proved to fbe "vanishirg bat gave no evidence to convict hitn-elf or asyone else He ex plained ib at be was in the habit of obtaining money but never delivered it to anyone else and did not knopr firstly porketed the coin it was his habit to deposit money in an open safe and it was spirited away regularly by some party oot seen and whose identity is as jet mya-terv- as Local Hrevmea Tbe Treasnrer of Lke county yesterday paid 915505 id to tbe Btate Treasurer Tbe pay roll of the State Printing Office from January 28tb to i'ebmary 19th amounted to 93577 03 Wertheimer A Brn bare filed with tbe Secretary of Btate their claim to tbe trademark for cigars Eighty white men and 350 Chinese are employed by tbe Naums Co us pa ay at Folsom in making sew vineyard Governor Btoneman bas appointed 9 Gregory as a Superior Judge for ban Luis UbmPv county vice McMurtey deceased To-morrow night ax Army Hall Hon Warren Obarse will lecture ite ob-jeot bring tbe Republican Farty Me Tiel Cravens ard Eidred went to tbe Bay to-day as representatives from Friendship Council Chosen Friends to tbe Greod Council of tht Order Downing Sou doing business in tbe city of Ban Francisco have filed with tbe beeretary of Btate their claim to tbe trade-mark Von Deulow German Dyspepsia Core" A select masquerade ball will be given at Jacobs' Hall next Tuesday evening by tbe Yunng Bachelor Club TH2 scripiion liftt is at Ljoo Co's star corner pf Seventh and streets A candy polling party was gives last evening at the revtden'-e of Mr and Mrs Manley at tbe corner pf Seventh and i streets Songs recitations game were indulged tn unui Lon hour Railway A ew idea a A ear fiimner Very meager details of a railroad aeoa-dent near Snmaer a few miles aorto of Tehacbxpi on tbe 8 atbera Pacific nail-road have been received here It seems that there was a terrible storm and a water pout ososiog the track to be washed ewar In tbe vuddie of tbe night 5 train plunged into tbe ffuily Four or fire employee were injured and fireman Soroois of Cbioo waa killed Engineer Koox was injured Tbe mother of tbe dead fireman easae down from Chico today en route to take eiwrgp of tbe body of her sju Brs Bed House new column ad lr wish to inm ytmr friends during tbe houday sesaoa get to a supply th pur Kaboh IThis tb beat to tb mart Fob Row 1 Meals Fresh Oysters to every style go to Peterson's AX street Hoyiey received daiiy at Deanery's Twenty-Kith Session-Day Thirty-seventh Jerwmlath Lynch Mat Onwn What Kick Hens Hu Hern Doing I ho Amri-cultural Buildlus Mill Panne the Addcmbly And atiw it teems (hat Jeremiah Lynch who has been chosen to represent Ban Mateo and a small portion of Ban Francisco in th Benate is not above the plane of ordinary mortals notwithstanding he regarded himself (iemiogly) in such position in view of his recent attack on ex-Governor Feikins mention of which baa heretofore been made That such is the case waa amply demonstrated yesterday afternoon in the Senate when Senators McCarthy and Bullivan of Ban Fran-oiaoo made special ploaa that there should at once be returned to the Benate a report from the Committee on Oommeroe and Navigation (of which Lynch i Cbtirmsn) on the subject of the investigation of tb Harbor Commissioner of Bau Francisco Sullivan urged and moved that tbe committee be instructed to report by Wednesday next and this gave riae to a discussion In the course of th debate McCarthy accused Lynch of having been derelict in bis duty as Chairman of the Committee alluded to and asserted boldly that if any blam waa to attach to any one for any shortcoming in tbe way of report not being presented the fault was with Lynch as he had failed to call tbe eomtniUee together in the regular way Tois assertion brought Lynch to bia feet and he mad an ineffectual effort to explain why he had not been able to get a mooting of tbe saving that after it had been announced bv tbe President tbst a meeting would te held more important matters came up and consequently he had thought tbe committee meeting could be postponed Then aroso that "little Hyan of Humboldt who in a vigorous Btauuer (he being a member of the Gmmilteeon Com mere and Navigation too) ssid that Lynch seemed to gather the idea that the whole world nettended ou him aud the passage of his bill in reference to the Ban Francisco Harbor Commission was all that the Loginlature had been called together for He also said that there were other bills the passage of which was more important to tbe Htale and that Lynch was nmlaug a grand buuoonibr effort in bis endeavor to unearth a mystery" Hpcnoer of Napa urged activity on the part of the committee Taylor asserted that if hoking to the intcrem nf a majority of tbe uooHtituents of the several Bi-natora was the matter to be considered then they should follow the wishes of those who bad sent them here and adjourn without the transaetum of any further business He knew that a large ottmbor of tbe people (and re- (toctsbl ones too) were anxious that the legislature should at onoe adjourn take their pay tor tbe full time and go borne 1 he gentleman from Napa (Hpencor) said be has expressed himself as anxious to he put on record He desired to suggest that nslor Hoenccr and all others would have an opportunity to get on record hut let them be snre they were on the right side Bullivan desired fo do everything which a majority of bis constituents demanded and on his making such assertion McClure arose and moved that tho Legislature adjourn i iw iin respect to the wishes of the constituents of the majority party Of course there was mnrh laughter In view of the absurdly the last motion and finally by a vote of 24 ayes to 4 now the committee wsa instructed to report as par Butlivsn's resolution It was evident throughout that Lynch was not be "proper person in the proper plane' and that tiio Benalors so regaidvd with charity for his weakness HOUR SENATE 811 The following new bills were introduced and referred in the Benate yesterday after- noon Ity Whitney amend Hrotion 6501 of ('ml fJotle relating to rates of fares on street railroads Provides that the rate of are shall not exored five cents for each passenger per trip of any distanua in one direction either going or cmiug By Benate Bill No 825 an Ant to add certain saoliuna to th 0ml Code of this Bute in relation to tbe fianrhjsca of corpora lens By To provide for Ihc disposal of moneys remaining in the Building Fund of any school district after all bond Sul indebtedness shall have hen paid and liquidated arising from the construction of hool buildings By Tavlnr To add six new sections to the I'enal Code relating to the unlawful possession driving marking braiding purchase ami sale of stock and the hides of animals Bum TO THE FBONT To-day after the vote had been takrn on the sppropiistion for tho htate Capitol building Bibb a vonng member from Ban Francisco who haa been conspicuous in fighting any measure (by hi vote) proposal by a member from Harrameulo sec-i ng that tbe bill had passed by a od vote and wi'b his index tinver pointing aloft at an angle of about 45 yelled" Mr Beaker 1 change my vote frsm no to He did not resume bis seat but remained standing until tbe Bneaker announced the vote when he again (indrx finger at CO degree) yelled Bpeaker give notice that on to morrow 1 will 1 he Bpewkcr brought down hi gavel with several smart raps ordering the young man to tak bis seat ss)ing Tbe gentleman is entirely out of order A vote cannot be reconsidered twice The index finger began to fall and the Hnu laughed at the discomfiture of the numlrr fom Ihe Bay who bliiahiugly solmded iiNArt cAirpN A caucus nf Democrat i Renstors wss held yesterday immediately after the ad jmirnment at 5:30 A quorum waa present but Do business was transacted except the adoption of a resolution to the effort I hat a meeting should be held at 30 to-day for tb purpose of going into esusua on the Legislative Apportion ment Bills LxnuLariva notes Judge Wiggiuof Mono against whom charges of official miscondont bsve been filed with the Assembly for the investigation of which a committee has been appointed is in tbe oitv Said Senator MGlitrin the lobby the 'Lbtr when Del Valles resolution reUtiri to tb Boutcrn laoific I'silroad wsa under wodld rather meet any man on tbe floor in debate than Reddy he i one of tbs most argumentative and forcible speakers that has ever hoea in tbe Legislature of La-ifor-nia" Beoator Hvan scored one yaaterdav ben he positively "sat down Jeremiah Lynch from Bin Mateo The latter seemed to labor under tho impression tbst "knew it all" but Ryan's remarks convinced bim to tbe contrary and it waa with much relish that the b'us recognised "Mr Jeremiah Lynch discicnfitnre Jeremiah Lynch la one of th most active members on the floor of the as an always-out qf-my-seat young man and a dictator tit ntbr members bow they shill vLe on any measure Generally however they vote oontrary to bi suggestions Tb Committc on f'laim to whom waa referred Assembly bill No 307 aq Alt to ascertain the turn due all elaims for work don and materials fnmished under the provisions of tbe to promote and to appropriate money to pay the same not exceeding 9275 000 have reported the tame bark and recommended its pMSAff' Yesterday Afternoon la the Assembly Too following boalnees wm transacted in tb House yesterday after tbe Ucs went to press Yeti's bill to amend Hertiou 635 of tbe Fensl Code relating to the use of poison-ous or explosive substances to fishing sod th placing or parsing into tb waters of this Hite aeletcriou matter was taken up Ibis is tbe "sawdust" bill which baa been so persistently fought by the Nevada delegation from th tin of its iu troductioa in tbe Uone Tb previon question waa called for and all debate cut off Granger moved to refer to the Committee on Fish and Game with inst motion to add a proviso permitting tbe boards of Buperviaors of tb several ooun tie the right to regulate tbe same Loot The bill waa refused passage by a vote of 29 ayes to 90 non Cotter gave notice that be woold move a reconsideration of tke vote to-day EXHIBITION BUILDING Doty's bill authorising the erection of a Lute Agricnltaral and Indnstrial Ex PiLyiluu building op the fltate Capitol SENATE Tueeday Fob 19 Tbe Benate mot at 10 a M- Hon John Daggett presiding The journal of yesterday was read and approved RTBUCE FUOM FILE On the special tile were Benate bills Noa 51 atd 71 iutroduocd respectively by Langfoid and Ryan and when they oame up for a tirt reading on motion of Langford seconded by Hyan they were iiptcd-nitely postponed This waa Tor the reason that Assembly bill No 1 which was first on the scooud reading file waa on the same relative tn road and highways Consideration of the latter bill waa then entered upon Various amendments were offered and the bill waa under dismission till ihe hour of noon reeeas AHcrnooa Hfsnion On rc-c onvcning the Benate took up the special order which was the consideration ot tbe Governor's message relative to the depositing of sawdust and waste matona! in the Tntckee river within the Btate of California On motion of Cross of Nevada the mat-tor waa referred to the Committee on Irrigation Water Rights Drainage and Mining Dahi i The second speoial order the opinion nf the Judiciary Committee concerning the Regents of the Bute was then taken np and on motion of Hnllivan was made the special order fir Tuesday next at 2 Consideration of the Road Law wa then entered upon Brill in session AHHKMULY Tuesday fcb 13 Tbe House met at 10 A Bpcaker Larne in the chair the roll waa called and a quorum found present Messrs Martin and Reeves were granted leave of absence on account of illness Wharton moved that the rnles ho suspended and Assembly Bill No 155 providing for the organisation government and control of irngation districts Wharton urged apon the House tbe importance of tho passage of this bill saying its passage waa important to the entire Htale and or vital importance to bis constituency Ihe motion waa lost by a vote of 28 ayes aud 36 noes rMTIT tONN Atwfll presented a petition with a Urge number of signatures from the Mussel Hinugh country asking that no legialntlon the subject of irrigation bepsoaid at this session For the disinoorpoiatiuo of tlio town of Auabrim in the county of jos Angeles From eitixena of Hierra county petitioning for the paaage of a bill for the payment of witnessns in criminal actions 3 por day for each attendance in Court 8LPUKTH Tho following standing cmninUtres made retort: Enrollment Federal Relations Agrh'ultmul Mining Art College NEW BILLS Mordiw Urquiring tbe printing of 2750 copies of the laws of each session in English Every person who within two miles of tbe Isnd belonging to this Btate upon which the Bute Prison is situated or within one mile of the Insane Asylum at Naps or in the Htate Capitol or within the limits nf the grounds adjacent aud belonging thereto sella gives sway or exposes for sale any vumua or aloobolio liquors is guilty of a misdemeanor Htcpbena Providing for the apxiint ment of a public weigher and measurer in eah county Relating to policies of insurance upon real property iu case of total loss hy fire and the measure of damages thereupon STAIR AGEirULTUUAL BLUDINO Doty in accordance with i notioe yesterday mo red to reconsider the rote wherohy tho Home refused to have Assembly Bill No 153 an Ant to authorize tbe erection of a Htate Agricultural and Industrial Exhibition building on the Btate Capitol grounds and tn appropriate moury tbnreiur He also moved a cm 1 1 of the House Before the Clerk of the House hail got through calling tbe roll tbe members were huatlffj in from the lobby and tbe Beigtant-st-Arms room all tha members appearing to be proaent exoept those haring legal excuses for the proceedings under the call of the House were dispensed with 'lbc bill was paasrd hy the following vote Bibb Booth Bowers Callaghan Carter Cary Clark Coleman Coombs Culver Dotv Farley Flynn Fortna Gausrail Granger Half Hamilton Mealy nersuy Hollister llugh'a Irwin Rrfler Lewisnn Mathews McClaskry McDcnald Muilale McKinley iMoffitt Mut dock O'Connor Flover Rawlc Rjao Hinon Hyphens Htewart Htnrke Hwoetland Townsend Walrath Wharton Wheat Wheclaod Mr Hprakcr( Larue) ih Atwell Uarnos Beard Rriceland Brown Caoiphrll Clement ('rumpton Faw Field Harvey Head liralh Hnutcr Johnston Korrlck Levron Ratsrson Ilfiirl Bmith 'Jerry Weaver 23 Leveraon having given notice yesterday that be would move for a consideration of the vote whereby his bill relating to persona tf insane rpind wae refused a third reading made thrikmotion and addressed the House lenglq on the merits of the bill Cutter moved the preyions question The bjll praa passed The vote whereby Heath 'a bill io form Agricultural Districts was refused a third reading on yesterday waa recoosidered sod tbe biil passed Terry's bill providing that hereafter either party to omte nf eqsity shall lieen titled to have any issue of fact arising therein tried by a jury and Ihe verdict of such jury shsll be binding on tbe Court sod not advisory merely was lost Campbell's bill amending the Fish and Game law waa killed ftU'oam Tbe Committees on Big Trees Claims ard Btate Library made reMrts out of order Hollister's bill fT the protection of the dairy industries of tbia Btate and tbe eon-surer rs of dairy productions (the Oleomargarine bill) eame up just before recess accj was pasaed by a yote of tfl gyve aoee 13 Cotter gave notice of reconsidsration Recce Afternoon frssios Tbe House reconvened at 2 Atwell moved that the Houe resolve itself into a Committee of (be Whole tbe Bpcaker ia the ebair for tbe purpose of tbe further eootidcratics of the appropriation Lost Wharton moved to take tip and proceed with tbe third reading file Carried bill toestablishaBtate Board of Horticulture was read and passed by a vote of 42 to 23 Ihe third reading file waa still under consideration when the Bee went to f-resa MEN'S FROCK CHEVIOT SUITS $10 BROWN-MIXED CHEVIOT ULSTER -ETTES $5 SACK OR FROCK DIAGONAL SUITS $15 SATINET BLOUSE SUITS $2 95 YOUNG CUTAWAY SACK SUITS $19 50 Flat Silk Binding Carriage Robes AND Horse Blankets A VARIED ASSORTMENT OF TRUNKS AND VALISES 400 402 404 406 408 St Sacramentc Jaue A Balwioe Bsrgeapt Oorp a army.