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A Minnesota Mcteor.-A comet
like meteor, which appeared to pass
close to the earth without strikin 9 or
exploding, was seen in Eastern MINI
nesota, about $50 p. VI. July 25.-
An observer at st. Paul. Mr.. r. ID.
Simonton, says: The meteor came
from the southeastern heavens. below
the star Altar, some 15o or 300 above
the horizon. 1t was exceedingly bril-
liant, with a welI,deiined head. az
large or larger than the planet Venus
at her brightest, and seemed to move
about rs fast as a rocket at Il squares
distance does just before ii explodes.
There was to me q sense Of retarda.
tor IN its movement, just as there is
IN case OF rocket; but this was
probably only apparent, because il
looked so much like bright rocket
ready to explode, and because, in fact.
| was expecting to see it explode every
instant. It's direction was toward the
northwest, toward which it crept as a
fiery serpent, disappearing some 1Oo
above the horizon. | used the word
'crept because its movement was in
no sense the darling motion of the or
binary meteor, but q deliberate, ma
iestlc course, giving one a great sense
OF the power with which it moved
through at least 100 of the heavens
At its highest point / should think it
was about 30 above the horizon
My estimate Of the time the meteor
was visible is from six to eight seconds.
certainly not ten seconds. The tail
was probably To- in length.
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The worst case of stammering NAV
be cured in four months by simply
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against a tree in a thunderstorm.
a handsome Connecticut woman
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-10

IPAT JUNE Ici ieN.K.I
Cost but very little more than common machine
sewed (and by boys stuffed) collars.
JOHN II. srOLL, No. 6io street,
Manufacturer, Wholesale and Retail Dealer in Sad
dlery and Harness. Address Postoffce Box 81, Sac
ramento, Cal. 1y9-4ptf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-10
A GIRL WHO WOULDN'T ENGAGE.

Two young women entered an intelli-
gence office, and one of them asked if there
was situation open.
The agent said he had just received a
letter from gentlemen in Poughkeepsie,
asking if they could send up servant
girl. The agent explained what work she
would be required to perform, and the
wages she would get.
The girl consulted for few moments
with her companion and then said she
would go.
The agent gave her the necessary direc.
have to be at the station, with the assur.
ance that she would 60 through all right.
The girl listened attentively.
CHOW, you must be sure and go through
all the way" said the agent, "and not get
off"
EYES," said the gill.
"And don't let anybody talk TO you
and ask you to go with them" said the
agent.
Yes said the girl.
81 will write at once what time you will
get there, and they will expect you," said
the agent. You will get there to.
morrow"
Eyes" said the girl.
"If you have any difficulty when you
reach the railroad station, wire the gentle
man." handing her his card, "and he will
meet you at the station"
The girl looked confused at this, as she
wondered what sort of operation was to be
performed on her unknown employer. and
said "I'll not stir peg, so / won't.
I'll engage to wash, iron and plain cook for
the family, but I'll not do all this and wire
gentlemen for $l4 month, SO | won't, y
and she went out Of the office hopping
mad.
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PARIS NOTES.

The Paris correspondent of the RECORD.
UNION says:
The Fourth passed away with unusual
tranquility. and aside from numerous flags
waited to the breeze, some with crepe at
tached, no demonstration was made to cele-
brate the anniversary of our independence.
1t was surprising to perceive by the flags
what large number of Americans were
then at Paris, although two or three days
previous the hottest weather ever known at
the French capital came upon US suddenly,
and chased goodly number to the seashore
and the mountains of Switzerland. 1t was
the more fearful to bear, inasmuch as every
one predicted spell of heat, such as had
occurred twenty years ago, although less
much intense, when for thirty days there
fell not drop of rain, there arrived no cool
refreshing wind, and the Seine was SO low
that it could be crossed dry-footed in many
places. 1t was supposed that it was on &C
count of the extreme heat the American
colony of gentlemen did not indulge in their
annual dinner on the Fourth the French
journals stated that it was owing to the
critical condition of our President, but the
Americans themselves explained that the
conyocatlon was Ql1ncult, as OeneFal NOyes,
our present Minister, is about to withdraw,
and can feel but little interest in bringing
together the American colony, whom he
will probably never see again, whereas the
new Minister is not yet installed and has
no authority to act. The offices of the
American Consul are daily besieged by al
most the entire colony, DESTROYS of obtain
ing the latest news of the Presidents con-
dition the French journals print the sew
eral kilograms sent during the day; the
Presidents of both Houses are Intercepted
during seances by different as to the
latest information, and SO great is the in
terest expressed by all the French people
that you would suppose it concerned their
own President instead of the brave and
noble man at the head of the American
nation,
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CtURGEoNS AND HOMEOPATHIC PHYsI.
= clans. Office and residence, Eighth street,
between and l. Office hours-s TO l0A. NJ, to
and TO p. NJ. 63 Special attention given to
Diseases of Eye and Ear. jel3-4p2m
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opric of Treyes, Rhenish Prussia, which Is
considered to be considerable step towards
reconciliation between Germany and the
Vatican.
The Crusade Against the Jews.
BERLIN, August 9th.-Anti Jewish disturb
ances have occurred at Jastrow, West Prussia,
during which a rabbi was wounded, his assail-
ants escaping after a regular fight with the
police. Further disturbances of the same
character occurred at Publitz, Pomerania.
So many towns and villages in western
Russia, whose populations are principally
Jewish, have recently been burned that it Is
impossible to resist the suspicion OF system
attic incendiarisnl. Up to the end OF June
sixteen towns and villages were burned.
Since then fresh fires have occurred. The
two most terrible were at Korez and Minsk.
From ten to twenty houses and shops were
DESTROYED at KoreZ. and thirty-nine persons
were killed. The bulk of the survivors were
rendered destitute.
The Tunisinn Marauders.
TuNIs, August 9th.-The marauders made
fresh raids upon Susac, but the inhabitants
dispersed them, killing twelve. The authori-
ties of Susac captured twenty-five brigands.
The South African Republic.
PRETORIA, August 9th.-Retrocession of
the Transvaal to the Beers has been formally
effected, and the Boer Government has issued
proclamation announcing the establishment
of the South African Republic. Mynheer
Book, Secretary of State, and several other
officials have been sworn in. The proceed
ings were perfectly orderly.
A dispatch from Durham announces that
Secocoeni. the famous South African chief
who surrendered in December, 1879 and was
sent by Sir Garnet Wolseley to Capetown,
has been released.
Failure Of Negotiations Locusts- yomitO.
CRY OF MEXICO, August 2d.-The Treas.
ury Department and representatives of the
Franco gyptienne Bank have been unable
to come to any arrangement regarding the
establishment of Mexican National Bank.
Locusts have appeared in the vicinity of
Tlacotalpan.
Vomito has broken out in Cordena.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-10

VENTURA on WELLs-The Santa Bar.
bara Press says The most fabulous stories
of oil springs and oil creeks cannot equal
the actual truth as witnessed in Ventura
county. There are deep sluggish streams
of oil which pour out of the mountain sides,
day after day, covering acres of land.
Mixed with the soil and hardened by the
elements, the crude petroleum soon be-
comes hardened into a black asphaltum,
which reminds one forcibly OF concrete
pavement. In many place where the
stream cross the road, the highway will be
literally paved with asphaltum for dis.
lance of many yards. Oil springs in the
Sisa canyon, and on the headwaters of the
Santa Paula, are the rule, and not the ex-
ception. Thousands of barrels OF crude oil
run to waste every day along these two
mountain streams. There is no region in
the world which possesses a greater mum.
Der of abundant OVERLOOKING oil springs.
The Pennsylvania Oil Company bought
large tracts of land in this portion of the
country a few years since, and expended
considerable sums OF money in sinking
wells, building tanks and erecting
refineries. The scarcity of labor and the
expense of transportation caused them to
temporarily abandon many of their wells.
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JOHN T. STOLL'S
IMPROVED HORSE AND MULE COLLAR.

SHAPED TO FIT THIN
~ and thick necks.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1881-08-10

Hardware Cheaper than Dry Goods
At Nc. 5le street, between Fifth and
Sikh, Sacramento.
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GANE-Hars, - cUdz 30. haDDise, foc9fl % y
dozen Venison, l0dl &c q h.
Provisions = Merry, Fault Co. have been
awarded the contract to supply the United States
Navy with 800 bbs Mess Beef OF established standard
There is no change to note, though the market con
tinues active aud prices well maintained by
strong demand both for interior and export trade.
We quote as follows Eastern Hams, l6l@cl5.
California Hams, u@1l4c; Eastern Breakfast Bacon,
l33@l4c; California Smoked Bacon, 12s@lSc for
heavy and medium, and I3}dl4c for light and
extra light Clear Sides, I3s@13lc Pork, Sl6@16 so
for Extra Prime, SI7 50GiS for Prime Mess, SO 80
fer Mess, SCI 90 for Clear and so 5o@2S for Extra
Clear Pigs Feet, S1i@15 Q Dbl Mess Beef, $40 for
bbis and S696 30 for half bbls; Extra Mess Beef,
SO 50@l1; Family Beef, s13@lS 25 Q Dbl; Cali.
fornia Smoked Beef, 10910lc Q b; Beef Tongues,
IS . dozen; Eastern Lard, 15i@l6ac D h for all
sty les and sizes Of packages California do, 10Th
cases, 12l@l3c; 5-ib cs, l3@13lc; pals, 13sGl4c;
kegs, 1213c Royal do, 14ae fol 10 H. l4sc for Bib,
and 15c for BIB pals.
Wool Trade is limited to small transactions for
local account, and the quantity moved does not very
materially reduce stock, though stocks not, in
the aggregate, very large. II the Northern Woods
were closed out there would be very little California
stock left and there is prospect OF this class
being disposed Of pretty soon. Sales of 100000 lbs
Southern, poor grades and % o00 bs fall and lambs
on private terms. We quote: Fancy Sonoma,
Humboldt and Mendocino, S0@31c; Siskiyou, ga
PC for best grades San joaquin, 16@17c for fair
Southern Coast choice, 16@1sc; fair do,
I5@16c g n Nevada, 20a2ic Eastern Oregon, 10
@22c g Ii for heavy and 2t926c for good TO
choice Valley. 276r2Sc q 10.
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Sacramento Market.
Corrected daily for the RECORD UNION. ]

SACRAMENTO, August 0, 1881.
FRurTs-Apples, 75c@sl 40: Pears, 75c@s1 so;
Peaches, S0c(dS1 so . box; Grapes 3@Sc q ID |;
Plums 75cas1 25 q box: Backberries, 5td6c !;
Strawberries, case q n Tomatoes, 40@75c; Or
snges. California, s2@2 so; Oranges, imported,
s3CaS 80; Lemons, Sicily, sl3@l5 y box; Lines,
S1al SO @ 100; Bananas. 1894 . bunch; Pine
apples, s9@10 D dozen; Cocoanuts, s7@S e loo.
DRIED FRUus-Apples, sliced, sac; do quartered,
41@5le; pears, pealed, lie; do, unpealed, Sc !;
Plums, pitted, Isle; Peaches, l9c do pealed, lsc ;
Prunes. German, &c; Blackberries California and
French, Isle; Figs, California. e@sc q b.
TABLE FRuTrs-Assorted, q h cans, q doz, 81 so I;
Peaches. 81 IS; Bartlett Pears, 81 70; Ickwith
Plums, 50 70; Assorted Plums, 81 so; Blackber-
s. 25; Apricots, 50; Muscat Grapes, 81 so; Red
Currants, 50 Is; Ccerries, 50 %.
PIE FRUITs-Assorted, 2lb cans, d doz-, 81 rs !;
assorted, gallon cans, 81 5O Peaches, 2I-b cans
81 IS Portland Blueberries, 2 ID cans 81 Whor.
teberries, 81 IS.
comb, pint jars, 81 in frames, 12l@l7c; strained,
5-gall. cans, Sic q h.
VgaETABI.Es-P Potatoes, Early Rose, 7O@s"c; Sweet,
81 5o@l IS; Red, 81 25a1 rs; Cabbage, I5c; Sum-
mer Squash, &c q d Onions, Red, 81 Silver
skins, Sl@1 % Garlic, new, 3@4c Carrots. 75c@
81 Turnips, 75c; bunch vegetables, l2al5c q doz; ;
Green Peas, 3d4c; Green Peppers, 4@6; Pafsnips,
lc Beets, 1c; String Beans, 394c; Lima do, 4@5c (;
Wax, do, s@4c q H. Cucumbers, 4@6c . doz /;
Catalogues. 50@75c; Watermeons, 75c@sl so !;
Green Corn 10@15c.
BR.ADsTurrs-Flour, 81 rs q Dbl; Oatmeal, IS
q 100 MS; Cornmeal, 81 90 Cracked Wheat, 81 IS.
PoULTRY-Live Turkeys, 15@l6c q ID; young
BOOSTERS. s4@5 q doz; Hens, s6a6 so; Broilers,
s2@3 so; Ducks, s4d5 Geese, U pair, 81 25@1 70.
DAIRY PRODUCTS Butter fancy dairy, 32t@ 35c o ID
Cheese, 13l@14c: California Creamery, 16c; Fac
tory 13Ic Eastern, full cream, 20c Eastern, fats,
Ice fresh Eggs, 27d2sc q dozen.
MEArs-Beef, 5@6c; Mutton, 4@4ac: Pork, s99c
Veal, 7aSc.
HAY AND GRAIN Dat hay, q ton, s10@12: alfalfa,
y ton. sl1@l2 bran, . ton, sl3 barley whole, Z
cat, 81 10 barley, ground, y cwt, 81 60 wheat y
cwt, 81 S5aJ 40: tame oats. q cwt, 81 75@2 Il
corn ~ cwt., 81 1901 %.
MISCELLANEOUS - Seeds-Alfalfa, lie; Timothy,
11a12Jc Red Clover, 16alsc; Red Top, 14c
Nuts -English Walnuts, s@loc Almonds, 16a18c I;
Peanuts, 7a9c Wool, 2002sc; Tallow, &c Hides,
green, 9aloc; dry, &c., Hops, California, zoe for
old and 246t25c q IL for new