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The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-10

sss-At an election in Wilmington, Del. lAs,
week the Republicans made a clean sweep, elect.
ing their candidate for Mayor and majority Of
the City Couneilmen. The Democrats tried their
iAvcrie game Of voting rePea,ers from other cities
but their plan miscaTriei.
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-10

rmE FoLLowINa NO GR0rXp nEXrs !:
The Baltimore County union. [volume] (Towsontown, Md.) 1865-1909, 1882-06-10

c6-we regret to learn that our old friend, Col.
Charles Cole, Of the Frederick taion. was stricken
with paraly sis on Wednesday. We earnestly hope
that he may be speedily restored to health.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
PAsEEFGEE LIsgs.

CARLIs, December 2Ssh.-Passed here TO-
day, to sEr:vo in Sacramento tc-morrow /:
g. l.. Seyhols and wife. Salt Lsks City
Henry Bsnks, oakland; W W. Brown aud
vile, Heisra, Mont. w. II. Jones. Ohio ;
Robert Oorien, Csnzda Mrs. Il. T. d .ly,
Tuscar2ra, Neg.; a. $; Davis. Nevada City,
Csl.; r. s. Bets, Utah; Miss GEouuds,
Pist5bu,g. Pa. Mrs. n. Gibson, Miss Glib,
son, OgGen, Utah; Isaac Z. Blake, Ssr
Francisco; 36 enisrant passengers, incluG-
Jog q males, 10 arrive IL Sacramento De-
cembeT 30th.
OMAHA, December 2Ssh.-Lefs here to-day,
to arrive in Sacramento January Ist :
Mrs. L. II. Gillette and SOC. Sarah Store V.
Highland PaFf, Ill z. b. Johzsor, Wslis
Walla Richard Gird, Pomons, Cal J. w,
Buel and wifF, Arthur Buel, U. S A Csp
tain Schmitz, U. S N; James A. Mareland,
New York; 5. II. Ii. CLARK, General Man
sgerr Union Psci6c, 10 private caz eccompa-
MED by DR.. Grossmsa and wife and Char!es
Il. Dewey, CT Omahs; 4. r. Dafreue.
TweBty seven through enigran.s left or.
lsss nights emigrant train, to arrive in Sacra-
mento January 4th.
KANSAS CTR (Mo.l, December 2Ssh.-
Passed Topeka to-day, to arrive in San
Francisco Jauusry 81: II. u. Barrows acd
daughter. LIS Angeles 4. Z. Nightingale,
Ch;cego; Antonio Cana, Mexico; c. G.
Merriam, Rochester. \. Y Mrs. Shannon
and sister, Newton, Mess.
NEwHALL, December 2S,h.-Passsd hsre
to-day, 20 arrive in San Francisco to.morrow
NJ T. Schissagsr, Louis B. Brandt, George
A. Or, III. Veibsit end wife, Paul Desmond.
MIS-. J. C. Bussey, Miss 4. l. Hussey, Il.
p. Husser, Mrs. w. W. Stow, IL. b. STOW,
Fl. A. Adams, II. S. Baxter, Peri Kewep,
James Hermann, 7. G. J. Margetson, San
Frsncisco: j. Il. Meyesstair, San Bern.:
dino; F. A. Seorey, San Luis Ohispo W.
t. Pavue, Colson Chss. Cause, New Mex
leo; H Denni=cp, Oakland Mary Jones,
Los Angeles R. j. Reese, wife aad chile,
Iowa; G. Ii. Holbrook, Mexico; Mr.. and
Mrs. james Mathews, Montana; W. G.
Stpsiey, Bowie; J. M. Nusent ard wife, San
Diego; DR.. A. G. Cook, Los Angeles,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
NEW YEARS CALLs-A WORD TO TEE
LArIfS,

EDS. RECORD UNION This is tie time
whea the ladies of Sacramento are arrang-
ing for their New Years calls, and are re.
qGes,ed to send in their names il they in
tend to receive" Would it not be step
in the right direction if they would announce
" No wine or punch - Il il 10 longer g
custom in polite circ'es, on other occasionr.
fer ladies' TO offsr their friends drink when
they cal. Ia it not relic of past age to
make New Year an exception? Ia It in
keeping with modern ideas of LADY.
like rfa5ment for genteel ladies
to present intoxicating beverages to younc
men when there is no possible demand or
occasion for stimIiants? Is it wise for the
sex-ihss as class are 50 great sufferers
frasn the dIinking habits cf men-to give
their irflaercs on that sids for ore Gay in
the year, and TO start young men on New
Year in direction which, il pursued may
work their ruin. A FRIEND.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

r ilroad Commissioner C. J. Beerstecher arrived
III the city last evening.
N. Pearson and family have gone to San Fran
cisco visiting friends for week.
81. d. BOruck, editor Of the Spirit Of the Times
OF Sas Fraucisco, was In the CITY yesterday.
Mrs Dr. Hunt, Of Nevada City, is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Add c. Hinkson, of this city.
Senator X. f Kelley, of Fairfield, was in the city
yesterday, and returned home in the afternoon.
Nelson Wilcox, Sr accom- panied by his daughter
GuSse, went to Oakland yesterday to visit the ami-
ly Of J. W. Morehead
Mis- Alice Fisher, daughter of Major George A.
Fisher, OF San Francisco is visiting Sacramento, as
the guest Of Srs. H. G. Smith.
Mr. ard Mrs. r. Z. Pierce, of Pleasant Grove,
leave here to day visit to their soIin law s. a
Salisbury, now resi- ing in GilroY.
L. Todhunter and p. Fahey, of Washington, Yo,o
county, on Wednesday returned from Co orado,
where they went on business some four months ago.
DR.. u. W. Ne'son was last evening married to
Mrs izabs tn Moore at the residence Of the bride
Rev. |. E. Dwinell Ofiiciatej. The Doctor was corr
graduated by the few of his many friends who were
SO fortunate to be aware of his departure in
life
Arrivals at the Golden Eage Hotel Alfred Steb.
bins, NJ. b. Kellogg and wife, C. NJ. Kutz, ]. G
staples, z. = Clark, MIS- u. Coleman, G j. Becht
$. W. Mlllard. san Francisco; 7. II. McGrew Oak.
land; L. II. Brown, Haywards; II. G.. Austin, Los
Angeles L. U. Shipnee, Stockton; S. W Stryker,
Philadelphia J. R. Gihbins, Bieber, bassen county
Mrs. J. p. wilson, Modesto; L. Greene, Cincinnati.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SUICIDE.

Yesterday morning Mrs. Mary Leslie, wife
OF Richard Leslie, was found dead in bed at
her residence, No. 5l1 o street. a woman
named Mrs. Cooney, who resides on Sixth
street, had been engaged to DO some washing
on the premises yesterday. About o'clock
In the morning she called at the house, but
could not obtain admittance She left the
house, and returned at ten minutes before IL
In the morning. She could not obtain admit
tancs thsn, and, fearing something was
wrong, she went to officer Lssvy's residence,
at the next house, and reported the matter to
the officer. He rspai ed to the dwelling, and
effected en- entrance through a rear window
and found the wamao, Mrs. Leslie, as stated.
Officer Lesvy Immediately reported to the
Coroner, and also informed Mr.. Leslie, who
is tee proprietor of a saloon on Fourth and K
street,. Officer Jackson went Immediately
TO this placs to make AL investigation. He
found = sClsll bottle labeled 'Lau6snum
In the room, and a wineglags in which it hai
been taken. T. few lines written in German
on scrap Of paper were found, bus lit proved
10 be only two yeress of German sorg. The
drug was purchased on Wednesday about 4
2. M., at the store OF s. r. Ridgway The
woman was alons when she made the pur-
chase, and stated that shs wanted it for the
toothache. Shs was regular customer at
tHe store, ana tBeTe was no hesIGADcY IN Civ
ing her what she ssked.
a daughter Of Dir. Leslie by former wife.
named Rose, has been residing with her
ster-nother. Il appears that she suspected
something was wrong, and she went to the
drug store about O'Clock ia the evening and
inquired if there had been any poison sold to
her mother. She was informed of the p1Ir-
chase of the laudauun, and immediately left
the store. Where she went then IL not very
certain, but she probably went 20 her home.
and, not being able TO gain an er-
trance, re'ur3ed to her fathers saloon.
For some reason she could not see him. and
she then repaired to the house OF friend on
Twenty.tbird and NJ streets. She was in
completely bewildsEed state of mind and
could do nothing but sob. As sooE as Mrs,
Leslie's death was discovered search was
Instituted for the dsue liter, bu: sho could not
bsfourd dCIin4 the day. Last evening she
wasretsIned to the house by her friends, but
was il such q state oi mind that she could not
converse. A}shough she must have arrived
at the house Of >hsr friends en- Twenty.third
street at q s. asonatfs hour in the evening, it
seems that nothing 7lss done by them until
nearly dark Cf yesterday No reason is as-
signed for tLis non-2ction>Cn the part Of her
frienCs.
The cause of the suicide was undoubtedly
domestic trouble Taere are -FFslious rumors
sh1st &c 70 this trolb!s, bat none 0S them are
verified. Leslie's formsr lie is married again
and resides IL San Franti.co. It has nos been
an uEc lmmon occurrences for Lsslie to remain
away from his home for several days st a
time.
will viii ii,oitii an inquest tos
day, which wiii probably remove the shroudJ \
of mystery Which surrounds tie action of the
girl and oEhers.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
DIED..

Sacramento, December 27-Alice, youngest daugh-
ter Of Christian and Adele Ehmann, l year, 6
months and l6 DAYS.
Friends and acquantances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence of her parents, X street. between
Twelfth and Thirteenth this afternoon at 2
o'clock
Sacramento, December Flora, daughter of T. NJ
Lindley, IL years, 10 months and 6 days.
Friends and GcquaiGtances are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take place from
the residence OF her father II street, between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth, this afternoon at
o'clockl
John Fl. and Barbara Martin, q native of Cali
fornia, l3A ears, months and 10 Gays.
Friends ana acquantances are respectfully invited
to attent!the funeral, which viii take place from
res.denceof rarepts, seventeenth street, between
NJ and n, this morHng at 10 o'c!ockl
Saeramento December 2S-Johr, second child If
Joseph aud Annie Si've, native Of Massachusetts,
years and 10 months.
Friends and acqUaintanccs respectfully invited
to attend the funeral, which will take pace from
the residence Of parents, Second and Third, S
and streets, this afternoon at o'clock.
Sacramento, December 2S-N. j. Malone, 80 years
Funeral notice hereafter.
Little Shasta, December 19-Fanuy Haght, "a
years, months and Ii days.
Truckee December 22-Henry Harrison Greeley, a
years.
Truckee, December 2o-selina N Neff, so years.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
sgA2R REEn-

Sser,mento, December 2S-By Rer. I. E. DwnelI,
at the tride's residence, Dr. II. W. Nelson TO Mrs.
Elizabeth Moore, both of this city. (Cinliurati
and Piqua, O., and Montreal papers please copy
No cards.
Sacramento, December 2T-By Rev. J. q. A Henry,
at the residence of George L. Morgan A. thur N.
Weston to Ella E. Morgan, both of this city.
Sacramento, December 24-By Rev. A. J. Frost
Frederick C. kripp to Jesse L. Andrus. (No
caTds.)
San Francisco, December 25-By Rev c. W. Bar.
rows, Charles c. Barnes, of Sacramento, to Nelly
A. Cullen, of san Francisco
Nevada City, December 2+-George K. Danferth to
Emma }. Baker
N vada City, December 25-Jacob NJ Mason to Mrs.
Mary II. Mcdonald.
Nevada City, December 24-W F. Englebright to
Kate T. Holland
Grass Valley, December 25-Wn. Il. Morgan to Isa-
bella .. Rowe.
Grass Valley, December 25-Stephen Comillo Gia-
nettoni to Mrs. Eattie Caddy.
Grass Valley. December 2i-S2muel Christopher to
G ace c. Cox.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
Get Rich.

When Hops are 81 % par 10. as now, an
acre will yield 81 coo prCfif, aud yet tie bast
family medicine ON eArth, Hop Bl5ters, con-
tain tie same quantity of Hops aud are sold
at the same ptics fixed years ago, although
Hops now are twenty times higher than then.
Raise Hops, get rich in pocket use Hop Bit
ters s@d get rich in health.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
GENERAL NEWS.

Five CoiOred Persons sDrowEed-SairEiisI,
I'm Peru-Passenger sfransIed In n Car
The Belt Libel Suit Decided-iSas sacl,u.
setts Beef Cattle Sent TO Texas-FariIa-
mcDt summOned-FIoods In England
Railway Observation-Disclosures on the
kars FrOntfer-Etc.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

A FULL feeling sfter meals, dyspepsia,
heaI tburn, GUd general i'll heath relieved by
Browns Iron Bitters.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

GooDs At CosT.-Wh-ever neslects the
special sab, at largely reduced psices, at the
Blue House, misses some bsrga;us ia shoes
snd iurni hing goods that do not come every
day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
EORA.

Woodland, December 25-Wife of Daniel Farnham,
son.
Woodland, December'25-Wife of Wallace r. Pond
son.
Little Shasta. December 13-Wife Of Chas Haight
daughter.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

WEI De MEYERS CATARBH CURE.
Absoluse and certain. Statements by hun.
dreds of the cured in ' Treatise" mailed free.
CURE, ST. d B. DEWEY & Co., 1S2 Fulton
street, New York.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

MILLIszRT Goops, at reduced rates, a.
Red Houss.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

AUCTION Tc-DAY.-8sn & Co., auction,
eers, anrounce the sale tc- ;ay Of tgo chess
OF carpenters tools, Brussels carpets, eic., at
salesroom, Ne. 916 stys5t, sale 10 commence
at 1870 a. NJ. sharp. There will alsg be sold
two v2luu', msrb.c cp chamber setS, one
ash ee', one psrlor SCI, oEe walnut heostead
and mattress, two kitchen 8 fes, three round
tatlss, ose oiSiag table, two bureaus, one
walnut bookcase ard bsdsteai &C nhiaei, one
coupon range and fixtures, Gne No cook
stove and fxtuIes, three k.Jchsn tables, one
piano aud cover, aul other articles.
BOND hIr.-In the Superior Court yea
terdsy tuis vas commenced against the
city of Sacramento to recover cut of the IL.
teress snd Sinking Furd Ct the city the
sum CT ssi9,60S, being interest on certain
coupon buds hel3 by Francs F. Siavers.
The attorneys for plaintiff are CLi2keri2g
Thomas and Grows L. johnson. This il
the Efsh trit If this kind that has bsen be-
gun withia few Gays.
To TRE LADIES. ladies who expect
to receive New Years callers sre requested
to feni their names to this offics today, If
tkey desire the announcement to be made in
the REooRD- UNION.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

gUEs. The sale ef gents furnish
i hats. ard boots and shseF, as
reduced prices, preparatory
is nos yet over ss the Blue
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

se sli-Tool uiss-saclSs or frocks-
Gsi2 - Red Hosse.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

IoosDESsED FROM SPECIAL DISPATCHES
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

sTERs, all /; nice styles
,ss.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
Baby's Warming.

When baby has pains at dead OF night,
Mother in a fright, father in plight;
Whsn worms do bite, baby must cry,
If fever sets in, baby may die.
If croupy pains kill Leonora,
In that house there's no Casf0rIa,
For mothers learn without delav,
CasfGria cures by night and day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

RocK AND RYE cures coliF, coughs and
Dbrcnchisl diseases. q. w. Chesley, agent. =
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

SILK HAEpRKRoHIzFs, in large variety, q.
Rsd House.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29

JusT TEE Place TO Go, vhsrs you can get
aoiee Petaiums butter for 60 cents per roll !;
eggs, at 50 cents rer dozen. Also,
\s oranges, leTatns ard lines Don't
the plNce: Aukar & Moore's Cash
lSas. 1leO and l102 J stree, corner
Sacramento daily record-union., 1882-12-29
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 80, 1882.
SACRAMENTO TEMPERATURES

TEMPERATURE Corresponding DAY. 1851 +:
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-15
The New Tenth District.

We notice the state press is busy
bringing forward candidates for Con-
gress from the new Tenth Congressional
district, of which Cheboygan county is a
part. hnGd Ia i-ialr hns i-.1l0l IiuPf ]
The Tuscola Advertiser demonstrates
against too much haste in awarding tthe
congressional nomination. 1t says: o .
awe notice that East Saginaw papers,
Detroit papers, and several other papers.
outside this Congressional district
are handing over the Republican Con-
gressional nomination to a Bay City as
pirant, ascOolly as though there were
no other people in the district interested
in the matter. 1, But there happens to be,
Just the same. Tuscola was forced into
the Tenth district against the wishes OF
her people and earnest protest of her
representative. To her do the Repubil-
cans look for the majority in the district
and her wishes will be consulted when
the Congressional convention for the
Tenth district is held just please put
mark there, and keep your thumb nail
on it. The foot ball business has about
run its length, as far as Tuscola county
is concerned, and when the proper time
comes TuscOla county man will enter
the contest for the Congressional n0mi,
nation, and he will be in every way equal
to any other man in the strict,whether
the other man may hail from Bay City or
the straits, his claims will not be ignOr-
ed. 1t isn't always best ito speak out in
meeting" it is true, but when certain
section Is compelled to furnish all the
cane she doesn't choose to have her right
to a portion of the sugar entirely over
looked. a.r
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-15
w here 10 Sii.

As we take Our lives in our hand every
day we step Oh board railway car, it is
we'll to know which il the place of great
est security in tha train. The car near
est the engine is exposed to the least dust,
and the rear car of train is generally
safer is probably the last car but one in
a train Of more than two cars; that is,
there are fewer chances of accidents to
this than any other. If it is way train
at moderate speed, or any train standing
still, a collision is possible from another
train in the rear, in which the last car
receives the first shock. Again, the en-
CINE and the front cars of train will
run over a broken rail, or a cow, or stone,
without detriment, while the last car,
having nothing to draw it into the line
of the train, Is free to leave the track.
Next to the forward car, the rear car is
probably the most unsafe In the train.
The safest seat is probably near the
center of the last car but one. Unf0rtu-
nately, however, everybody cannot have
that seat, and the majority must still
run risks Wul slil 4Hiry- Boz .....
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-15
NORTHERN TRIBUNE.
SATURDAY, APRIL 5,1S82. AZ
spEND.oR spAnE.l

The old man said, and he spoke the truth,
"A sorry sight is spendthrift youth,
Who seeks his ease, and who loves display,
And has no thought Of rainy day!
And who has never been taught to spare
Will have an old age full of care; .-
While he who earns and Is slow to spend
May live in comfort till life shall
The old man said, and his voice was hushed;
''Ah! many one into guilt has rushed, HOI
Because with reckless hand he dared
Tospend the gold that he should have spared.
s.And many rich mans son meet, in5di =
In my daily rambles along the stteet guiil
Who has his dwelling among the poor, t
And a hungry wolf Is beside his door. i''' ''
'sThe other day received call quad ~
From a prodigal son who had spent his all,
His days Of frOlic and feasting are DER,
He begged pittance from my store. s"''
"Spend or spare! 1t is yours to choose I" " I
lifts time you waste or money you lose; % ,
And your future depends very much, in truth
On how you have managed in your youth.
IF you spend as you go, you may depend
You'll soon have nothing at all to spend;
But to prudent ways II you give good heed,
You'll never lack in time Of need. rt. ~
He who has never been taught to spare,
Will have an old age full Of want and care;
While he who earns and is slow to spend,
May live in comfort till life shall end"
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-15
NERVOUS Sufferers.

Neryousness is often attended by
many annoying symptoms, such as black
spots hitting before the eyes, ringing or
bnzzing in the ears, flashes of visionary
light In darkness. inability to look up. or
about suddenly without growing faint
or dizzy, wakefulness, vivid dreaming,
ETC., all of which is permanently cured
by using Browns iron bitters.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-15
Warning to E,,,igrants.

Emigrants, for Manitoba must open
their eyes to, the facts. James Hayward,
Of Toronto, writes to the Globe, from
Winnipeg, that carpenters wages there
are only So 80 to SO per day, and he adj
vises mechanics to stay at home. VIM.
MunrOe, seven years there, writes from
same place same date, that "there has
been great suffering and no work dur
ing the winter. For one room 12x14 IT,,
you must pay from $15 to $25. Potatoes
are 81 per busheI, and frozen at that;
eggs 35c to 4Oc; beefsteak, zoe to 25c per
ID; wood SO to $40 per cord, and only
poplar; coal $18 per ton; mechanics
TOOLS, 50 to So for common handsaws,
and other things similarly high. There
are hundreds of people here nOwin can
vas tents, There is no accommodation
and mechanics are spending what they
earn in. trying to live, and when they
get into debt they cross the line" h1uli
Where the mOrmOns are Recruited.
The proportions in which foreign
countries have contributed to Nor
mOnism are shown in figures.
which are compiled from the censuses
Of 1870 and 1880; ai Ju,i Tseueu .ao
England, makes the chief con-
trlDutl0n 10 MOrm0nlSm, and next to
England come those Scandinavian
countries to whose people the Anglo
Saxon stock is close akin. The infre-
quency of Irish or German MOrmOns is
very remarkable, and the Latin races of
Europe never have been h0spitable to
Mormon missionaries. The number of
pr0selytes made among Americans dur
ing the last twenty years Is very small.
NI.A. e.. n e.. l.4...
cruiting ground is Great Britain and
Scandinavia.
THE new, aDportionment in Wisconsin.
which has just been completed, makes
six strong Republican districts, two
strong Democratic, and one to be fought
for with the chances about even.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-15
: :-:-:ss--s5.-- lr-9- s - =

ygASs1, sgsgI,blg,ly s.l,Il.@
MY Holiday Trade has been Immense.
The masses have appreciated the opportuni-
ty, and have taken advantage of the Low
Prices for which offered my goods.
I shall continue as before, with a Large
stock of ALL KINDS OF GROCERIES, CROCK
cry and NIGHTMARES; and with Prices that
cannot help but meet your approval. Please
call and get my prices on goods before pur-
chasing elsewhere.
A Happy and Prosperous New Year To All.
.s9iaia 0siou od'
Jan 9, 49, First door north of Postofice.
Northern tribune. [volume] (Cheboygan, Mich.) 1875-1885, 1882-04-15

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