davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-03

CUT and come again." as the woodman
said to the big oak. "Oh, blaze away"
replied the tree.
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-03

REAL merit, and satisfaction or no trade,
has made "TansilPs Punch" &c. Cigar the
most popular on earth. Doyou smoke them! !
Huntsville gazette., 1881-12-03

If afflicted with Sore Eyes, use DR.. Isaa
Thompson's EyeWater. Druggists sell 1t. 20
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10
TRANSFERS OF REAL ESTATE.
Filed January Sth.


n. D. Thayer to H. c. Firebaugh. January 9Th.
for S6o0-Part OF Swamp and Survey No. 500, CON
tanning 254 the western 19t 80 l00ths acres
OF Swamp Land Survey No. 524, and also the west
hall OF south half OF east half of lot g. between and
j and Fifth and Sixth streets, Sacramento
August Loll to Christian Trgal, January 7th, for
S250-Part OF northeast quarter of section 35 town
ship north, range east containing six acres more
or less.
Sidney Smith to John Meister, November %, 1850,
grant-Lots l, 2, and 4, in Muldrows gardens,
ne Sacramento city
Myron Smith and c. H Hubbard, executors, to
John Meister, November 90 1880, for S270-The
lands known as Smiths arlens, containing so acres
also ots l, 2, and 4, in Muldrows gardens, near
Sacramento city
C. Derrick to c. W Siddan, December 10, 1879,
grant-West half f lot ?, between and and
Fourteenth and Fifteenth streets, Sacramento
c. W. Sddall ito C. Derrick, April 8, 1850, grant
The west half OF lot 2, between and . and Four
tenth and FIT enth streets, Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10

DISINFECTING THE AIR IN HoT Wealth
ER-M Boschau has devised method of
disinfection based on the continuous and
economical production of ozone by
means of manganese dioxide. Ordinary
light brown wrapping paper is thinly
covered with size, and on the latter
the pulverized dioxide is sifted, SO that it
forms an adherent layer 1t is merely nec-
essary to hang the sheets thus prepared in
the apartment to be disinfected or aerated.
NJ. Boschau states that he lined a trunk
with paper thus prepared, and placed
therein some old cheese and strong rad
ishes, which he left in the receptacle for
fortnight. At the end of that period the
materials were removed and the lid of the
trunk quickly shut. Fifteen minutes after.
ward, on opening the trunk not the slight.
est odor was perceptible, the ozone given
off by the dioxide having completely disin.
fected the carbonic and butyric acids pro.
duced. The inventor proposes to manu-
facture wall paper, prepared in an analogous
manner, for use in schools, hospitals, etc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10

FIRE-PRooF DRESS. - Mr.. Oestberg, a
Swede, has been conducting some sensa.
tional experiments in various parts of the
continent with his fire-prcof slit. This is
made of two layers, the inner one of India
rubber, the outer of English leather, the
head being protected by helmet resem-
bling that worn by divers. At the girdle
is fixed a piece of hose, which serves for
both air and water The air-pipe, fed
from two blowers, is placed inside the
water-pipe, and brings the air, after being
cooled by the surrounding water, into the
inner part of the dress. The air initiates
the costume, passing away through the
two small openings made for eye pieces
The current of air not only keeps the in
closed body cool, but drives smoke and
flame away from the eyes. At the back
the water-pipe divides, one branch serving
as an extinguisher, the other passing into
the outer coating of the dress, the stream
being distributed over the whole outer sur
face. With the apparatus Oh, the expert
menter stood in the middle of pile of
burning shavings and logs without taking
the least harm. If continued use of this
apparatus shows similar results, it is likely
to be useful invention.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10

A MOTHERS CoMPLAINT-Mrs Esther
Dubourdieu, of Sierra county, writes to
the RECORD UNION concerning the death
of her son, Frederick, aged 10, who was
either overwhelmed by snow slide or fell
over precipice into snow. bank and was
suffocated December 5, 1880, near the
Sierra Buttes. Mrs. Dubourdieu COM
plains bitterly that the local press has re-
fused to publish her statements relative to
the matter, in which she takes the position
that aid was not rendered her son that
might have been, and that the circum-
stances did not show that the young man
lost his life by being overwhelmed by an
avalanche. but on the contrary, that he
fell over cliff and was buried in snow
bank to the depth of half his body and
there suffocated. Young Dubourdieu was
in company with a Mr.. Carney, upon
whom Mrs. D. reflects severely. The lady
insists that as statements of the accident
were published by the local press in one
form, her view of it should also have been
made public through the same mediums.
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BREvITIEs.

Two more healthy Migrants were sent to
the county jail by Judge Henry on Saturday.
Q. E. Connell was given weii-earred term
Of seventy days, and John Donnely, with a
higher score of self adjusted and complete
worthlessness, was awarded ten better, and
will remain in the county's embrace eighty
days.
The annual meeting of the Germania
Building and Loan Association will be held
this evening at Judge Haines' Courtroom,
on Fourth street.
Acknowledgment is made in another
column by the Board of Managers of the
Protestant Orphan Asylum of donations and
supplies furnished
A. II. Isham, of Sacramento, passed Oma-
ha Saturday, to arrive January 18th.
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[Calayeras Chronicle. January Isl.

[Calaveras Chronicle, January 1stl
The New Years RECORD UNION furnishes a most
striking example of journalistic enterprise ability
and laborious research. It contains twenty pages
of most interesting matter, statistical and literary
which, made up in the ordinary form of double
sheet issue of the RECORD UNION, would make the
astonishing aggregate of l64 columns most of this
great volume of matter being especially prepared
for this issue and set from manuscripts. The effort
is that reflects the highest credit on the pub.
fishers, and one of which they may justly feel
proud. 1t isa specimen worthy of the commanding
position which the RECORD UNION holds in the field
of innrnnlism
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when fixed is to remain unchanged for
twentyo one years. The Com mission would
take away the power of eviction excepting
foi the ncn-paymsnt of rent. Subletting or
! waste-occupying tenants are not to be al
owed to Contract themselves cut of the Act.
bun non occupying tenants are to be allowed
to do so, subject to certain limitations, AID
corporations and limited owners should be
enabled to sell, the amount of annual pay
ment not TO exceed the present rent. There
is talk here in London of coalition between
the Radicals and the Tories against the Irish
policy of the Government This problem
atlcal combination is attributable to the OBJ
structlye work OF OKelly on Saturday.
The Beer Rebellion.
LONDON, January 9th.-A dispatch from
Durham reports that the Beers have driven
the Natal mounted police to within three
miles of Newcastle. Heavy firing has been
heard in the direction of Wakkerstroom. The |
Beers are committing excuses on the western
borders of Natal.
Another dispatch from Durham reports that |
the Beers attacked Rankerstroom on Friday |
last, but were repulsed, with the loss of fifty |
men.
Greece and Turkey.
LONDON, January 9th.-A dispatch from
Athens says; Military preparations are pro.
ceeding most actively. Another squadron of
cavalry has been formed. A great sensation
has been caused here by the news that the
urklsn press advise the Porte TO dismiss the
Greek Minister from Constautinople. and ex.
pei all Greeks from Turkey.
Crushing Victory.
r, LONDON, January 9th.-A dispatch from
says the Porte has been eff
c,ally informed that the rurcoman victory at
Giok Tepe was crushing one.
The Lost Steamer leon.
LONDON, January Thirty-two of the
crew ct the Spanish steamer Leon, which
came In collision with the steamer Harela
have been saved. Thirty are still missing.
Dangerously Hi.
LONDON, January 9sh.-NIrs. Bateman.
OF the iyceum Theater, is dan.
5erouslY Ill. She is American, and mother
Of the famous Bateman children. Mrs.
Bateman has p lssed the age Of 60 years.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10

BURGLAR ARRESTED Yesterday morning
Gus Wager, alias Rogers, burglarized the Office
of Waggoner's stable on Ninth street. be-
tween l and J, and stole watch belonging
to William poose. Officer Fredericks ar
rested Wager about hall an hour afterward on
Front street, when he was trying to make q
train for Stockton. The watch was founs in
his possession when arrested. f5
DIsGRAoEFUL BRAwL.-Complaint is made
that there was drunken row, continuing
nearly two hours, at the saloon on the south
west conner of Fourth and L streets, early
yesterday morning, which disturbed the
whole neighborhood, and came near being
suppressed 10y vigilance committee.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10

The generally accepted theory that wo-
man is more economical and better prepared
to stand adversely than man received a
beautiful illustration in this city, West
Side girl telling her sire, who was on the
unpleasant side of wheat deal, that owing
to this circumstance and the scarcity of
coal she had decided not to have fire in
the parlor on the evenings when the mis-
guided being upon whom she hopes to sad
die her dry goods bills calls. Having raised
several daughters the old gentleman said
nothing, but had a couple Of extra braces
put on the m-ehair.-[ Chicago Times.
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A DEPRAvED TASTE. The subject of a
depraved taste in animals is an interesting
one, which has not been studied as much
perhaps as it might. In human beings it
would seem to depend ON ill.health of
either body or mind, but in animals it
would seem as if it might be present and
the animal enjoy good health. One re-
markable instance in an herbivorous animal
we can vouch for. 1t occurred in sheep
that had been shipped on board one of the
?. and o. steamers to help to supply the
kitchen on board, but while fattening it
developed an inordinate taste for tobacco.
which it would eat in any quantity that
was given to it. 1t did not care much for
cigars, and altogether objected to burnt
ends; but it would greedily devour the
half chewed cud of sailor or a handful
of roll tobacco. While chewing there was
apparently no undue flow of saliva, and it's
taste was so peculiar that most of the pas
sengers on board amused themselves by
feeding it, to see for themselves if it were
really so. As a consequence, though in a
fair condition, the cook was afraid to kill
the sheep, believing that the mu ton would
have flavor of tobacco. Il Exchange.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10

Ice WATER WITHOUT lee Toselli's
cooling goblet consists of a cylindrical cup
for holding any liquid, into which may be
plunged an inner goblet like an inverted
truncated cone, and having bed which
rests on the outer cup. Putting about
four ounces of nitrate of ammonia in the
inner goblet, filling it with cold water and
stirring it, so as to hasten the solution, the
temperature of the outer liquid is soon re.
duced at least % degrees Fahrenheit. The
salt may be used for an indefinite period
by spreading it on plate after each trial,
and exposing it to the sun until it crystal
Lies anew. The inventor prepares salt
which will lower the temperature 30 de-
grees Fahrenheit in the warmest countries.
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TIE COURTS.
SUPERIOR COURT.

DENsoN, Judge.
SATURDAY, January Sth.
Estate of W. II. II. Lee, Reconsideration made
returnabe on January oath.
Estate of VIM. W. Tearney, deceased-Decree
setting apart homestead to Thomas Kelly.
The People VS.. John Haggerty verdict
not guilty.
CLARK, Judge.
Mary E. Harrigln VS.. George McKee-Motion for
a new trial argued and overruled.
Jennie P. Pyburn George Pyburn-Findings
filed nunc pro tune # December 4, 1850.
Estate of Theodore j. Milliken, deceased-Order
entered discharging John Ryan as surety.
Court adjourned.
TO DAYS CALENDAR.
REGULAR law day-No cases set
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DOMESTIC NEWS.



New YeRK, January 9th.-The TriJune's
Washington special says: The report of Ivan
Petroif, who was sent to take the census of
Alaska, will be sent by General Walker to
the Speaker of the House tomorrow. The
main portion of the Territory west of Mount
st. Elias covers $4,000 square miles, and is
almost entirely given up to the fur traffic.
That portion lying southeast from Mount st.
Elias is about 300 miles in length by
30 to GO miles in width. Taking in
the outlying islands, this portion comprises
about IS, 600 square miles, and has such
population, excluding Indians as might be
sufficient for one county. Petroff thinks this
southeastern portion of the Territory might
be cut off and formed into Territory by
itself for purposes of government. as it has
nothing in common with the remainder of tie
Territory. and no means of communication
during large portion Of the year. In the
southeastern portion the whites are endeavor-
ing to develop the mineral resources, salmon
fisheries and timber trade.
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"a CREDIT TO THE STATE i"


IAmador Ledger, January 18th.
The New Years number of the SACRAMENTO RE
oKD-UMoN is a credit to the State. 1t comprises
twenty pages, or 100 columns, and the edition con-
sists Of 10000 copies 1t contains brief history of
the leading business houses of Sacramento besides
vast amount OF statistical matter relating to the
State and nation.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10

To BRIGHrEN IRoN.-Tne following
method of Frightening iron, which APP
pears suitable for some of the less i'm
portant parts of large clocks, is recon-
mended by Boden The articles to be
frightened are, when taken from the forge
or the rolls, in the case of such articles as
plate, wire, etc., placed in Diluted sui.
phuric acid Il to 20), where they remain
for about an hour. This has the effect of
cleansing them, and they are washed clean
with water and dried with sawdust. They
are then dipped for about second in COM
mercial nitrous acid, washed carefully,
dried in sawdust and rubbed clean. 1t is
said that iron goods thus treated acquire,
without undergoing any of the usual pol.
ishing operation, a bright surface having a
white glance. Care should be taken by
any one using the nitrous acid not to in
hale the fumes.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.

TNHE DIRECTORS OF THEPEoPLEs SAVINGS
i Bank have declared DIVIDEND 10 Stock.
holders, for the term ending DECEMBER 81, 1880
at the rate Of SEVEN PER CENT. per annum on
amount paid up ; also, to depositoFs a. the same
rate payable on aud after JANUARY 10, 1851
@M. F. HpSTooN, Cashier
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AMONG other things. DIR. Ransons Hive
Syrup contains Honey, Hops, Tolu, Lobelia,
Skunk Cabbage Root, and is therefore ex-
cellent for coughs, cold and Group. It is
pleasant to take.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10

THE remedy that will cure the many diseases
peculiar to women is Warmers Safe Kidney
and Liver Cure Mothers Magazine. a.
G. Kirk & Co.. agents. Sacramento.
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STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE.
NEUB0URG & Lagos,

MOS. 80, SO AND 81 FIFTH ST., SACRAMENTO
IN dealers in Produce and Brewers Supplies
Manufacturers Of Malt and all kinds of Meals, etc
Oatmeal, Cornmeal, Cracked Wheat, Graham Floui
Buckwheat Flour, etc. New Grain Bags for sale.
dl1.1nH
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FOREIGN NEWS.


DUBLIN, January 9th.-A land meeting
which was to have been held near Tralee to-
day was prohibited. A large crowd, however,
assembled and 400 troops were on the ground.
A local magistrate explained the reasons for
the prohibition, and the people quietly dis
persed. Davitt subsequently addressed a
large assembly from a hotel in Tralee.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-01-10

SPECIALITY An the desirable evening
shades in satins, from 81 to 81 10, at l.
Bien's, Eighth and J streets.
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GREAT CLEARING SALE at L. Bien's, Eighth
and streets.
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CITY AUDITORS REPORT.

E. II. Mckee, City Auditor, makes the
following report for the week ending Satur-
day, January s. 1881:
Balance on hand last report .ss4. 7o4 o.
Receipts for the week. 7'l26 II
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Rock AND RYE cures colds, coughs and
bronchial diseases. g. w. Chesley, agent.
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GREAT CLEARIse SALE at L. Bien's. Eighth
and streets
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THE POPE CONCERNED,

ROME, January 9th-The condition of af-
fairs in Ireland continues to be matter of
much concern to the Pope, who is reported
to have sent fresh instructions to some Irish
Bishops, with view to promoting the re-
establishment of order.
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TO HOLIDAY SMOKERS
70 8. w O % ID 8,
IMPORTER AND WHOLESALE DEALER IN
CIGARS, TOBACCO. PIPES, ETC, ETC,
No

lust RECEIVED LARGE INVOICE OF THE
81 following IMPORTED CIGARS Of the 1880
Crop: La Carolina Regalia de California, zoos !;
Henry Clay, Rena Victoria (ex'ra fne) zoos; Vilar
Villar, Reina Victoria, zoos; Antoine F. Murias
ReiDa Victoria, zoos; La Comercial Non rlus Ultra
5os Commercial, Elegantes, Sos; villar. Rotbchild,
sos; Blossom de Tobacco, Elegantes, Sos; Flor de
Cuba, Delicossos, sos; La Flor de F. aba Bouquet,
sos; La Flor de Guiana, Non Plus Ultra, sos La
HermandaJ, Regalia Non Plus, 500; a Carolina,
Regalia de Paris sos; La Flor de F. Cabal Regalia
de Chica, COS Antoine de F. Murias, Regalia Reina
Chica, zoos; La Commercial Rtgalia Reina Chica,
zoos /; La Grandma Princessa zoos; La Gloria
Coqueta, 1cos La Venus, Concha Fina, l o.; La
Montanesa, Alfred de Rothchild, 25s; industra
Concrete, regaa de Chica, Sos; La Election,
Concha, Sos; La Flor de Jose, G. Pumariega Concha,
zoos; La Corona Concha, San Dol lingo Tobacco,
zoos; La Estanila Conchs, Sos; Manuel Garcia
Concha, San Domingo Tobacco, zoos; The Medal
Award, Reina Victoria, zoos; La Comercal Ele.
gantes, 25s. Also, fine 10 of Meerschaum Pipes
d22 3p1m
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LAST NIGHTS DISPAlICH

LAST NIGHTS DISPAl CHES
SPECIAL TO THE RECORD UNION
PACIFIC COAST POSTAL CHANGES.
Two Ladies Killed by Locomotive in
Ohio.
PASSENGERS COMING WEST BY RAIL.
A Ship Captain in South Carolina Takes
the Law in His Own Hands.
MISCELLANEOUS FOREIGN NEWS ITEMS.
Prospect of Thousands of Laborers Starv-
ing in Ireland,
Etc. .................Etc ......,.......... Etc.
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Fur TRIMMINGS at L. Bien's, Eighth and j :
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GREAT CLEARING SALE at l.. Bien's, Eighth
and streets.
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Pacific Coast Postal Changes.

WASHINGTON, January 9th.-The follow
ing postal changes are announced for the
Pacific coast Postmasters appointed-Ed-
ward t. Ijames, Pozo. San Luis Obispo
county, California S. w. Johnston, Money,
Nye county, Nevada; John S. Shook, Bo-
nanza. Lake county, Oregon w. a. Thomp-
son. Monroe, Benton county, Oregon; Niels
Utah. Offices discontinued-Com Lyon
county, Nevada Daysville, Grant county,
Oregon; Juniper, Lake county, Oregon !;
Starkey, Union county. OREGON.
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THE LAND QUESTION.

NEw YoRK, January 9.h.-The Worlds
London special says: William Shaw, Home
Rule member of Parliament for Cork, will
deliver speech tomorrow night, which is
expected to go to the bottom of the Irish
question. I am told that Mr.. Parnell and
his followers will absent themselves from the
House during Mr.. Shaw's speech. MIR. Shaw
was one of the three Land Commissioners
appointed by the Government some time ago
to investigate the condition of the land ques-
ton in Ireland. The result Of this investi-
gatinn was a report, which was submitted to
Psrlisment at its opening, recommending
the adoption of the ''thres rs fair rents,
free sales and fxisy of tenure. The Com
mission proposes thst rent be fixed by two
arbitrator, one representing the tenant and
the other the Land Court, with power to sum
mon an umpire if necessary, and that the rent
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THE LAND STRUGGLE AND THE LABoRERs.
LONDON, January 9th.-A dispatch from
Dublin points out that laborers have been
ignored in the land struggle, bu. their turn
will come soon if provision is not made for
them. Thousands of laborers will soon be
starving unless care is taken to supply their
necessities, and the prospect Of their being
idle to any considerable extent is vary dis
quieting A large Land League meeting was
held at Drury Lane, County Cavan, yesser-
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BLACK SILKS at L. Bien's, Eighth and j.
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" JOURNALISTIC ENTERPRISE AND ABIL-
ITY."

To III D NzNI4I..' UAI'
Regular law day-No cases set.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1881-03-18
TESTIMONIALS.

Drs. Russell, Booth & Co., are meeting with
unparalleled success IN the treatment OF dis
eases OF the eye, ear, and general system. 1t
Is truly wonderful what numbers OF people are
visiting their rooms daily, at the Sherman
House, Tor consultation and treatment.
Ihe patients and their friends seem much
pleased with the doctors and with their meth
DDS OF practice
Ihey have been in our city about four weeks
and have given many evidences of their skill
Among the many whom they are successfully
treating, We desire TO mention especially the
honorable gentleman, j. o. Rounds, OF Hop
AIMS, who has been nearly blind for some years,
Dut 10 now rapidly recovering, Notwithstanding
the fact that he has been suffering for some
time with severe cough.
We learn that the doctors can remain but \
few days longer, as they have appointments at
otner places where they are wanted, and which
thsy can not much longer defer.
we believe these gentlemen to be reliable in
every particular, and are pleased to learn that
tney have 90 large practics.-Allegan Dem.
KALAMAZOO, Oct. 2, 1880
To whom il may concern:
From apersonal scqusintance with DR.. Booth.
and after treatment from him, am pleased to
testify to his skill ~ On optican and his quali-
ties - . gentleman. He has fitted myself and
vile with glasses, and has given personal satis-
faction, showing skill and experience in his pro-
fession. Yours truly,
oro. ToRREY, Local Editor Telegraph.