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Peculiar Case of Grand Larceny.

CHICO, November 2S;h.-To-day peculiar
case of grand larceny was developed. A
man and his wife went into a store in this
city, and while waiting to be served were
looking around pile Of clotbing, and dis
covered sum CT mouey-S245-which had
been temporarily laid down, appropriated it
ard walked of. Tie loss was soon discov-
cred by the storekeeper. and upon seeing the
party accused them Of the theft; but they
denied all knowledge of it. They were both
arrested, when they acknowledged tie corn
and gave up the coin, pleading that TIE temp
tation was too strong for them to resist. Ths
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LANDS FOR SALE

ENoR FINE IMPROVED FARMS AND Ia
II Vineyards; Hep, Grain Foethill or ~
Pasture Land, inquire OF GAIL STRoBEL, -
No. S2l street, Sacramento, Cal. nl5 Ims
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Verdict for Befeudant-LIbe! FlIed-Cetn
and Wool from Austraiia-A Disgusied
CAPTAIN.
Adyiccs from Australia.

San FRANCISCO, November 2Ssh.-The
steane City of Sydney, from SydGey. via
Auckland and Honolulu, arrived to-day,
bringing the following advices
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WELLINGTON, November 4sh.
TIE actual revenue of the half year ended
September was 81, 6S3. 3S6-more than S62 600
over the estimate. Expenditures, 81 $50 102
more than s., coo below the estimate. The
revenue does not include the halt years pro.
portion Of the property tsx still uncollected,
which is estimated to realize $3.50. 600 for the
year. The expenditures include 1854 S35 for
interest on loans and the sinking fund.
Wright declined the Postmaster General.
shin
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SYDNEY, November LIST.
The British ship Northampton struck
rock at Port Hacking, and was tuwsd into
Botany bay and beached. She was after
wards successfully f2ated, and brought to
Sydney for repairs.
The steam collier Marjorie, heavily laden,
foundered during heavy gale I # the Botany
Heads. All on board, Numbering seventeen,
were Lest, with one exception.
A splendid rainfall il reported throughout
the country, over seven inches having fallen.
This has been beneficial to ell Interests
Sir William Macarthur and William
Forster. late Agent General, de ! suddenly.
The Queensland Assembly have asked
quarter of million for immigration also
SEn nm for trrrcc r., a.
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SECOND DISPATCnl

SAN Francisco, November 2Sth.-The con.
dition of Mrs. Sullivan and her two children
who were poisoned, but did not die. was ouite
critical st late hour tonight. 1t is Thought.
however, that they will survive. The poison.
ing was caused by eating q quantity of her.
rings which Mr.. Sullivan bought from fish
psddler lest Friday. A portion of the Ssh
was eaten for supper on Friday. Soon after
eating the mother and children Complained
of feeling sick. and continued to grow worse
until to-day. when two of the children died.
The case will be thoroughly investigated ty
the Coroner tomorrow.
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SACRAMENTO REoC2D-UEioS
Sam Trsncisco once, No. 8 New Monfgou,.
cry street palace Hote1).-J. H. Sharpe. Agent
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sTATIoMERs, PRINTERS, ETo.

1AO4S1I1hN1 y VI
n. q. Crocker 6 Co.-Importing and Manufact-
uring Stationers, Printers and photographers, Nos
alb, III and 219 Bush street. above Saasorne
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osHr Noticed, 70 follow reading matter, twenty-five
esnts q line foT eacn Insertion
Advertisements f Situations Wanted Honsesso Let
inssrtcc IN the DAILY RsCoRD-UsIoE as follows:
One time. 25 cents
Three tirnea 30 centA
a5vsn vuIc5 70 constitute . line.
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Girl Ran Over-Case /. ontinued,

SAN FRANCISCO, November 2Ssb.-This
afternoon little girl named Jennie Raphael,
living at No. Taylor street, while playing
on the street, was knocked down and run
over by wagon and very severely il jured.
Owing to death in the family Of one of
the jury in the trial of Carl Johsasen, the
Norwegian sailor, charged with numbering
Saunders, the cass was continued by the
Court,
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The DAILY RECORD-UNION.
PUBLISHED BY THE
Sacramento Publishing Company.
WIN. III. MILLS, General Manager.
Ratification Once. Third ST., bet. J and Z.
TIE DAILY RRCoRD-uxreH

hpubikhsd sTeg day Of the week. sundays e1oey.ed
Ro- one year a. 90
a., IT, ratt
ssbscribers served by Carriers ct FIFTEEN
oESrs per week In all interior cities aud towns the
Seper can be had OF the principal Periodical Deaers
hewsnel and Agents-
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NATHAN BUILDING, CORNER OF SEVENTH
~ and streets-This 5nilding having been thor
Oughly renovated and refurnshed, pleasant Fur
nished Ro2ms can be rented by responsible parties
by the day, week or month Apply on the prem
ises nS-tf
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ORLEANS HOTEL - FIRST CLASS FUR
nished and unfinished rooms to let to gentle
men or families by the day, week month. 101s
Second street, between and x. MRS. Ii. w. OGG,
PropTietTeSs NIT
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02
Thought His Time Had Come.

About midnight the other evening the door
pen OF one Of our physicians rang violently and
the doctor putting his mouth to the speaking
tube. asked what was wanted
u must see you right away" replied a voice
But | am sick and not able to attend to busi-
ness replied the doctor.
mo matter" said the voice, II must see YOU
anyway
The physician arosc-t was bitter cold and he
was quite ill-donned his clothes and proceed
ing to the front door, let in, along with a strong
blast OF zero ar. a man and woman. Neither
looked very much out of health but the mans
eye rolled rather wildly and he appeared some
what disturbed.
We'll said the physician, what is the
troube:"
The trouble." replied the man. .Troube
enough. You see doctor we own an old
fashioned clock that has stood on our mantel
piece for wears. 1t has not been touched in all
that time Its works are dusty and its case de-
faced by time. Would you believe it, doctor,
Tonight. after we had rctired-that is wife and
l-al at once that old diSused clock started up
and struck the hour of twelve. OF course
doctor. that meant my time had come or a
warning that must soon die. What shall do,
doctor:' and the man moaned and rocked to
and fro while the life wept to see the husband
so affected
The physician said he didn't see how any pre-
scrptlon he coulG give would put off the fatal
hour II ennor mad predicted it, but the man
insisted and finally the doctor gave him pre-
Scrptlon Tor bromide Of potassium with which
man and wife departed somewhat consoled
1PresS
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02

a snap pdrag0n husband, prestmiug u rail,
Calls wife a tin canister tied t. ones tall
And fair Mary Anne, while the subject he carried on,
Seems hurt al the husbands degrading comparison.
But wherefore degrading? Considered Alright,
\ canist1r's polished, and useful and bright,
And should dirt its original purity hide,
That's the fault of the puppy to whor it is lied.
The above lines are circulating in our cx-
changes, and We're evidently paImcd off upon
some paper As original 1t is. however, another
instance of bare-facad plagiarism. The original
epigram, and the circumstances under which it
was written, are as follows: Lord Ersknt de
clared At a large party, in which Lady Erskine
and Mr. sheridan We're present, that "a wife
wa, only a tim canister tied to ones tall upon
which sheridan presented Lady Er>kinc With
these lines
Lord Er-kne, at woman prcsuming to rail,
Calls wife tin canister tied to ones tail
And fair Lady Anne, while the subject he carried on
Seems hurt at his lorCship's degrading comparison
But wherefore degrading? Considered alright,
y caniater's polished and useful, and bright;
And sheull dirt its original purity hide,
That's the fault of the puppy to whom it is tied
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02
The Jour 1al's New Dress.


WHAT OUR EXCHANGES SAY OF IT.
The Belfast journal, always one of the most
neatly printed papers in the State. has donned
another new dress. [Whig and Courier.
That excellent paper, the Republican Journal
of Belfast, has appeared i'll a bright and beauti-
fu dress of new type. Maine Farmer.
The Belfast journal which was always one of
the hands0mest appearing papers i'll the State,
has come out in new dress The journal is a
model paper in every respect. Eastport SEN
tinal.
The Belfast journal appears, this week, in a
new dress, and looks even better than usual.
The journal is bright, able and interesting, is
an industrious cleaner of the news, and merits
prosperity. Lewiston Journal.
The Belfast Republican Journal has been
guilty of the extravaganza of providing itself
with new Typographical suit before the old
one was half worn out. Its hardto discern the
difference between the new and the old clothes.
1t was We'll dressed enough before New Age.
The Belfast Journal appeared in new dress
of type last week. The journal has one of the
best equipped newspaper offices in the state,
and ii turns out one of the best papers, too. We
are glad to chronicle its success Biddeford
Union and journal.
The Belfast journal appears this week in 4
handsome new dress. Its type was clear and
in quite good condition before, but the proprie-
tors are determined to maintain the very high
est standard of typographical excellence. We
congratulate them on the prosperity which Ell
ables them to keep their paper up to the most
advanced ideas of the art prcservativc. Rock
land Opinion.
We copied from Washington paper, several
days ago, Il statement that Mr.. Murch, Green
back Representative from the fifth district of
Maine, made a speech on "thc finances at an
evening session of Congress for debate when
not more than forty members were present, by
simply reading three lines of his speech and
then getting liberty to have the remainder print
ed in the Record for circulation among his
constituents. The speech appears in the Record
of Wednesday, and proves to be only Il brief in
PRODUCTION by the Congressman, followed by a
very long letter by Peter Cooper, of New York,
in which he denounces the national banking
system without regard to facts or principles 1t
is bad enough for Congressman to have the
government print speeches which they have
written out, but have never delivered, for Cir
culation among their constituents. But it is
anything but reform" for a Congressman to
make the government pay the bill for printing
and circulating political documents written by
party leaders outside of Congress and never
heard of in that body. Lewiston Journal
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02
VOLUME 81.

1t has been proved by careful expert
ments that top dressing grass land with
barnyard manure has been p per cent.
more profitable when done in March and
April than when done in the fall Of the
year, and superior results have been pro
duced by the use of such manures as were
fresh or strawy. If a second or subsequent
crop is sought partial seeding should ac-
company the top dressing. by such pro-
cess a New Hampshire farmer has, on land
four years under grass, raised four tons
of hay and clover per acre.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02
The Democratic Record on Tariff Cues
tlOnS.

The Democrats who are now attempting to
organize an opposition to the Commission bill,
do tins aNoWcdly upon the grounds that they
desire To have Il revision of the tariff. but that
they are Of the opinion that this revision can be
properly secured only through the Wavs and
Means committee, and that even if a tariff com
mission could be efficient it would be at least
extra constitutional. Irrespective of the con-
Stltutlonal point, which of course is not valid
the " ars and Means Committee. as a matter of
fact, since the days of the Morrill, tariff has
never secured any thorough revision of the
lall1. numerous as the attempts to do so have
been. The Morrison revision was practically
tabled before it had been debated. the, Wood re-
vision shared a similar fate and during the six
years that the Democrats had control of the
House by large majorities they never sent a sys-
trnlatlc revision of the tariff to the Senate The
prtccdrntS. therefore. are against the accom-
pIlehlnent Of any such legislation by the Wavs
and Means Committee. On the contrary all
the legislation recommended bv that committee
since the days of the Morrill, tariff have been of
4 pltccmcal character and for the benefit of
special interests. The result has been that the
objects sought to be accomplished by tariff
commission have been defeated BY the Wavs
and Means Committee, and that such evils as
exist III the existing tariff have been increas-
cd ami not diminished by this fragmentary
legislation for the benefit Of special interests
l. ne democrats seem more eager to make DO
Htlcal capital by defeating any action upon tariff
matter and making il appear that the Republi-
cans will br responsible for such defeat than
they are TO have the tariff revised.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02
The American Ideal.
An independent young man;
\ Northumberland young mar

An independent young man;
\ Northumberland young man.
\ deep, comprehensive.
Plain-spoken, sensible,
Thoroughly self-made young mad n.
a not to-be-beaten young man;
An up-to-the front young man;
A genuine, plucky,
Happy-go-lucky,
Try-it again young man.
A Notwithstanding young mar;
A real wide-awake young man;
\ working-in season, !
Find out-the-reason,
Not-too-smart-to-learn young man.
An afable. courteous young malS;
A know-what-to-Say young manl
\ knight of true chivalry,
Frank in delivery,
Making-his-mark young man.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02

The value of hen manure will be per
reiyed from a comparison of its chemi-
eai composition with that of Peruvian
sHano Hen manure dry contains per
hundred pounds, 1853 pounds of nitrogen,
, pounds Of potash and l5.4 pounds of
phosphoric acid, while Peruvian guano
per hundred pounds, contains l3 pounds
Of nitrogen, 2 3 pounds of potash and I3
pounds Of phosphoric acid. Peruvian
guano at three and half to four cents per
pound is about as cheap fertilizer as
there is in the market. 1t is evident that
the value of hen manure is not less than
that Of Peruvian guano, and the impor-
tance of saving it is evident.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02

\ Vermont farmer recommends the use
OF sawdust as bedding for cattle, to keep
Them clean and absorb the liquid manure.
An experience of twenty ears in using on
a large farm, shows that it does not iniure
the soil by being freely applied in this
way. Some soils, no doubt, would be
improved by the addition of sawdust,
others might be injured somewhat for q
time until the sawdust decayed.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02

In recent Rockland paper containing BIZ
ographlcal notice of their veteran shipbuilder
Hon. f. O'Brien, it was stated that his ship the
Gen Knox" was ''the largest ship ever built in
Name, her governmental measure being 2217
Sl-lO0 tons.
A kennebunk friend who has printed list of
the vessels built in his district finds that two
larger ships We're built there in 1874, one of
which exceeds the Gen. Knox in size by three
hundred tons government capacity. The .'Ocean
hing measured 25l6.15 tons. and the ..St John
SMITH measured 2220.4 tons.
There have sailed from kennebunk other
shlps exceeding 20O0 tons-the ''Philena Wins
low of 2ll1.4l tons, and the ''Pharos' 2O0l 81
tons. Portland Press.
Annie Louise Cary will sing in Lewiston,
Aprll l2th. for the henetit of Rates College.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02
FARM GARDEN AND HOUSEHOLD.

For this department brief suggestions, facts
and experiences are solicited from housekepp-
rre. farmers and gardeners. Address Agri-
cultural editor, journal Office. Belfast Maine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02

Send a three cent stamp, and vour address, to
MllEAI bifrEfN o., !" Park Place, New York
fancy cards, five elegant designs.
The poet -,,y- that when ladie, nowadays let their
hair down over their shoulders you can'ttel which
is switch
The soothing effects oj CErlIAIINE are never fol
lowed by unpleasant reaction. II is invaluable for
Nervousness.
Iti@ possible for man to le so very shrcwd that
in the long ran he cheats himself.
We should not suft.tr from a Cough when a few
doses Of Ayers Cherry Pectoraj will cure. Time
money, comfort health, lll are saved hv it.
Put drop of honey % your tongue before You
speak ana see how easy it is to make friends.
An effective medicine for kidney diseases, low
feyers and nervous prostration lnd wen worthv of
trial Is Browns Iron Bittcrs.
You make a great mistake in thinking that the
world will break all in pieces when Won leave it. II
l. barely possible, on the other hand, that YOU
perSistently standing in the way of Il better man.
Always Refreshing
\ delicious odor is impaired by Florrston Cologne
which Is always refreshing. no matter how freely
u7et
The chef Touble with the age in which we live i
that it believes too much in Narnsh and veneer and
too little in solid wood.
Testimonials in our possession prove to IL, that
,,,yI-,, a., 80, H.,
cure for Kidney and Liver Complaints.
It it, better to he poor ana virtuou- than rich and
dishonest, amd yet in popular vote we know which
side Woul'i win.
Druggists say that Lydia +. Pinkham Vegetable
Compouho Is tle best retnedN Tor female weakness
that they ever heard Of tor il gives universal salts
faction. Send to Mrs. Lydia +. Pinkham, 2.3 West
ern Avenue. Lynn Mass, for pamphlets. 2t~
The question of the day i, not only, Are your
provided with fire escapes?
r, o., c, NV
inc question NettIea.-lnoSe eminent men, l,r
Nitth, ~ ~ 9iclh 10 Queen Victoria ana l,r
ilu2lies 2 pemnett say that consumption can De
EGiG''' 81; IN W ~ AK hhGW ts Whem ne discovered
, .l, iD" "tt1H HiaoM IL '-Al;sfd Az of MID CHhhti
any experience mas pr"Fei the correctness Of his
oPihio"'
The reai fun,lamantf III ni.ra,,, lot,roa, tl,o ,i
and Door mn j. that fh. rrh Ins, an ,t t III t'T &
ne ne Niiil9 to Whle lle poor man Is restricted to
"il'e O1'lc7 " 'ItY
Significant Fact
The cheapest medicine in use is THOMAS ECLEC-
TRIO OIL, because very little of it is required to
effect cure. For Group, diphtheria, and diseases
of the lungs and throat, whether used for bathing
the chest or throat, for taking internally nha-
ing, il is a matcheSa compound. For sale by Il. H.
Moody, Belfast
,. A.. =. 9,
-, III tte iiSht OF thlS menagerle' cried thetapr
o'' 'i'' ''''0i "S"7'9 "diltc't W put MN Out
y1oa ~ Nn.,.
"oio ~ Nnothers'
Mothers should remember it is a most important
duty at this season to look after the health of their
fllhlieS anu cleanse me malaria and impurities
the stomach and liver. regulate the bowels and
purify the blood so perfectly ms p4rkrr,s (,inmnr
Tonic, advertised in our columns Post. SecotRer
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02

During the alternate thawing and freez-
ing Of the fields of winter grain and grass
IN spring the roots are much disturbed,
and often so exposed as to dry up and
die. This is what farmers call twinter
killing" which occasionally does such
great injury to grain and grass. Much Of
this may be avoided by passing over the
fields with a roller as soon as the soil is
sufficiently dry to alloN team upon it.
This presses the roots into the soil, leaves
the fields smooth and is a practice to be
generally commended.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02
The speech of Mr.. TiIlman. South Caroii

The speech of Mr.. Tillman, Il South Carolina
Democrat, on the Apportionment bill has at
tracted much attention. from the fact that he
took occasion to gorify New England institu-
tions Mr.. TiIlman advocated the increase of
the number of representatives to 900 claiming
that the larger the representative body the bet
ter the chances for honest legislation. In de
Tending this proposition he took occasion to glo-
rify the township system of New England. and
insisted that the large legislatures of New Eng
land We're Il bar to obbng, while the smaller
legislatures of Pennsylvania and New York Of
fered premium to Tweedism. He compared
the political theories of Adams, Hamilton and
Jefferson, and in an eloquent and impassioned
manner described John Adams as the man
.'who did more for civil liberty in America
than any other man who ever drew breath upon
it.
Some weeks ago Hon. Alex IL. Stephens, of
Georgia, had birthday and the President sent
him bunch of flowers. Since then. if the pa
pers are to be believed, the veteran Georgian
has had birthday once Il week on an average,
and on specially good weeks he has had two
birthdays. Mr.. Stevens gave dinner party on
his last birthday last week. If he adds year
to his age for each birthday he will soon be as
old as Methuseah
Mr.. James Gordon Bennett has purchased
four Ilotchkiss guns for his new S00-ton yacht.
These guns are so formidable that if he should
appear off Boston light he could demolish Fort
Warren and lay the city of Boston under contri-
button. boston Journal
Wouldn't it be good idea to get Bennett to
raise, i'll this way, the three or four millions
wanted by the promoters Of the Worlds Fair
project?
Annie Louise Cary is as famous for her buck
wheat cakes as is Clara Louise Kellogg for her
delicious hash
Glad to know that our Maine Songstress takes
the cake
The Bangor Commercial states ''upon the all-
thority of Governor Paisted himself, that he
sent Mr.. Putnam's name to the Council with his
consent" We are enabled to state upon the all-
thority of Mr.. Putnam himself that the nom-
nation was made without his knowledge or
consent, and that he would in no event accept
the position. Portland Press.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02

The following are the statistics in regard to
the amount of tobacco made into cigars in Maine
and tax on same for the year ending Dec. 81,
1881: Tobacco made into cigars, 81 $40 lbs. ;
Cigars made, 3,995,579: Government tax on
same %. .973.4-
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1882-03-02

Bishop Pinckney, Of Maryland, who is IA total
abstalncr. heads the temperance movement lust
begun in Baltimore.
The Roman Catholic bishop of Montreal has
ordered that the tenants of church property,
engaged in selling liquor shall be notified to stop
the traffic at once.
Miss Frances T.. Willard. who attended the
State Convention of the Christian Temperance
Union of Arkansas, writes that in its spirit. its
results reported, and plans laid down, it was far
superior 70 any she has attended.
The bishop of Durham. DR.. Lightfoot, re-
Gently gave his six years testimony in favor of
total abstinence, ana was convinced in his own
experience that it was best for old and young
He slept better at night and worked better dur
ing the day than when he took liquor.
There Is some excitement i'll Montreal over
the death of boy eight years DID, to whom
some unknown man gave sold large ii
dose OF rum that he died Immediately. If the
unknown offender had given him smaller doses,
and kept him in a lingering death of thirty or
forty or fifty years-a source of continual sor-
row and shame to his parents. brothers and sis
terS-the whole tragedy would have passed
with comparatively little notice. The crime of
the rumseller is spread so broad that it escapes
full condemnation for want of distinct measure
ment. [Waterville Mail.