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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16
TERRIBLE TORNADO.
FrighffcI Work of wind-Storm In Ar.
kansas.


OZARK, April 15th.-A disastrous tornado
to-day struck White Oak station. on the Lit.
tie Rock and Fort Smith road, ten miles west
of here. The wind blew with force beyond
the powers Of description. The side Of the
mountairr, previously covered with trees,
now show none standing, the large oaks being
snapped in twain Ike pipe-stems. After the
storm came hail, many stones being nearly
as large as hen eggs. f. Il. Rison, Post
master, lost his store snd residence, and most
of the mail, including $500 in currency, car.
ried away by the wind. Rison was also seri.
ously il juEed. 4 number of stores and resi-
dences vera lavslled to the ground. The
storm averaged three miles in width. There
are no signs of fences anywhere in the neigh
borhood. Pile after pils of railroad ties were
blown around as If they were s,rawH. Re-
ports of destruction of property and loss of
life come from every direction.
Thomas Ross and wife aad VIM. Heron
oGe mile north, were fatally injured, and
their houses swept away. w. E. Mclean. d.
Hall, John Brasure and S. Wallace all lost
their houses. Daniel Wade, VIM. Ham and
j. Harper lost their houses. The Union
church and school-house, one mile northwest,
are in ruins. At Gray's mills two miles
vast, one small residence is al that remains
standing. T. j. Lewis house and half a
dozen others are in ruins. A storm Of such
severity was never before known here. The
tornado reached Conway, Faulkner county,
this afternoon, but no one was killed, though
several were badly Injured. No reports have
been received from the interior. The Cath,
ole and Baptist churches were both de-
stroyed. Simmons Bros gin mill is total
wreck. Hilliard & Co.'s planning mill was
swept away. The Bruce, Frausnthal & Mar
tin brick block was unroofsd, and the front
of Browns drug store was blown in. NJ
nerous residences are in ruins.
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sAHIraEY PRECAUTIONS.

The days Of spring are slipping by, and
no action has been foreshadowed by the
city authorities looking to an adoption OF
the new sanitary regulations suggested by
the City Board of Hsalth. We refer to the
trapping and ventilation of cesspool receiv-
ing drains and the cleaning and cementing
Of all vaults. The regulations, if adopted,
will entail no expense upon the city, and as
they are reasonable and certain to render
our sanitary conditions more desirable, we
cannot comprehend why the delay to apply
them should extend into the heat of the
summer. The Kentucky State Board of
Health mas awakened to the Importance Of
similar precautions, and has just issued an
address in which it insists upon the purifi-
cation of drains, the freeing of cellars and
pits from putrid matter, and the cleansing
regularly of vaults. Earnest, determined
action on the part of our authorities will
greatly conduce to the health of this people
during the coming summer. We must
disabuse the public mind of the idea that
has so long obtained, that deposition of
foul matter in the earth works purif ca
ton OF it. The truth is the reverse of
that. The earth, says the Sanitary Meas
of Chicago, is not disinfectant in the
sense in which it is usually supposed to be
it does not destroy, but simply atsorba
and conceals organic filth. The soil which
is thus saturated may appear to be innocu-
GUS when really filed with the most con.
oentrated poison. In Sacramento we are
going on from year to year digging vaults
over and over again, until aome lots have
as many as five or six uncleansed. The
time must come, and it may be the present
year, when the saturation OF the earth by
these pit deposits will be 30 complete that
disease consequent upon the poison given
off will be beyond our control. Bat
whether the evil result be far OF near, the
present is the best time to cease this per.
foration of city lots with holes TO receive
and forever keep oil-poisoning deposits.
The City Trustees should act to-day and
not postpone the matter another hour.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

That the press OF both England, America
and France should therefore begin to speak
of the possibility Of union OF nations
against dynamite methods of every form,
and dynamite agents of every degree and
kind, is natural. Il is probable that the
basis of adjustment, if it is once entered
upon, will be the fact that political crimes
referred to in the extradition treaty with
England, for instance, are not those EN-.
braced in the category of assaults made by
the dynamite murderers. They assail not
nation, not Government, but the prop.
erty and lives Of people irrespective of
condition or sex. American citizens are
very likely to suffer injury in person and
property by any explosions caused in any
great city Of Europe by these coWardly
agencies. Let us suppose it can be estab-
lished, as are other facts in Courts of law,
that on American soil THERE'S an organized
body of men engaged in sending out to
England dynamite, tOrpedoes, internal ma
chines-or the money for their purchase OF
manufacture-to be used in asssssinating
men, xenen and children, subjects,
stran fs, or our own citizens resident TEN.
porarily or otherwise in London OF Liver,
pool, or any European city. What objec.
ton can there be to so adjusting our
compacts with foreign powers as TO take
upon ourselves the obligation, not only to
discountenance, but to suppress such
agencies? That action in this direction in
some form will be suggested at an early
day, and probably be taken, we repeat, is
not at all improbable. We await the time
to take due notice of the class of men who
will oppose it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

a PRETTY CEILNG.-A country house
may oftentimes be so prettily decorated as
to be a Joy to it's possessor, and home
not in the least behind city homes in taste
full arrangement. In fact, go many more
people in the country own their homes
than do city people, that it seems almost
if they, as a matter of course, must take a
pride in decorating and adjoining them.
We will not speak of roofs and verandas,
and vines, ETC., which all come outside,
and concerning which the male mem.
beers of the family must be more or less
consulted before change can be made, but
of the internal arrangements of wall and
woodwork and ceiling. Generally, we
find the plain, whitewashed ceiling in the
country house. But it is no more needful
there than in the city. It can be painted
any other color which contrasts well with
the woodwork and paper of the walls.
Then with step-ladder, paint, brush, and
stencil plate. any lady can decorate her
ceiling to suit herself. II abe feels that
che has not the skill-though it does not
take much-she can purchase exceedingly
pretty paper for the ceiling, designed in
artistic patterns and colors, for moderate
cost. This, however, needs care in put
ting on, that it may be straight and
smooth, and the pattern not twisted awry.
think the paint and stencil-plate far
easier to manage, and if simple design
has been chosen it ought not to be con-
sidered very great task to put it on.-
EXCHANGE
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RETALIATION.

France and Germany now both exclude
certain of our products from their markets,
on the ground that they are poisonous in
many instances, and that exclusion of all
is therefore necessary. The last Congress
prohibited the introduction Of adulterated
teas into the United States, and now since
the action Of the nations noted is SO pro-
nounced and unfair against our hog pro-
ducts especially, it is probable that the ex-
clusion programme will be extended next
winter, and that we shall hear of bills being
introduced of retaliatory nature, and
aimed at the exclusion from. our ports of
certain French and German products.
Now, retaliation knows no end. It is the
law of revenge and passion, and has neither
reason nor GOODNESS in It's composition.
Should we therefore retaliate we must ex-
pect blow in return, and it will be our
bounden duty to pride and passion to
strike back, and so there may be no end to
the matter until conference for treaty,
with a call for a parley, results. This is
the inevitable outcome of all such contests.
To the ordinary mind it would appear
wisest to take counsel together first.
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PROBATE NOTICE.

I'm THE SUPERIOR COURT, COUNTY OF
L Sacramento, State Of California In the matter
Of the estate Of ALVAN E. HUTCHINSON, de-
ceased. Now here. the Sd dsy of APRIL, 1883, it
appearing to the Court that the appraisers appointed
by the Court herein have fled their appraisement
Of the homestead Of the deceased appraisng its
value at the time Of the appraisement and also at
the time the homestead sc ected it is therefore
ordered by the Court that APRIL l6, 1883 at the
opening OF the Court, be fixed for hearing objections
to such appraiscment from all persons interested
therein, and that notice OF such hearing be given
publishing copy Of this order in the S icRANESf,
DAILY RECoRD-USIoS daily from April 4, 1858, II
April Il, 1888, both days inclusive.
JOHN W. ARMSTRONG,
Judge Of the Superior court Of said county and
State.
A true copy. Attest: c. d. coGLAN, Clerk.
By J. P. ELBRED, Deputy Clerk.
FRzEgLs l. BAzEs, Attorneys. ai-td
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California Safe Deposit 6 Trust Co.,
s2s MONTGOMERY ST., SAN FRANCISCO.
Capital 100000

INTEREsT ALLOWED ON DEPOSITS. DEPos-
4 its received, subject to check or draft at sight
Certificates of deposit issued. Loans made on
collateral security.
The Safe Deposit Vault contains 1900 safes, OF
different Sizes which rented at from & to $50 per
manth and from sI2 to $500 per year, according to
size and location also large general vault for the
care of silverware, ewery trunks and boxes OF val
liable articles, bullion coin books and papers OF er-
camille houses dodgers, which will be received or
delivered at any time during the day or night and
personal property OF ell kinds.
This Company will act as agent OF corporations,
estates firms and individuals for the care OF securi
ties real estate and personal property Of all kinds,
the collection of interest and rents and viii transact
business generally trustee for property and inter-
ests ntrused to its care will hold powers Of attor-
ney, and make collections and remittances; buy and
sell securities, drafts, exchange, bullion, foreign
money! etc; make investments and negotiate loans
will at IS executor and administrator of estates,
guardian Of minors, ETC.; pay annuities, etc; will
act as transfer agent registrar of transfers Of
stock and as trustee under trust mortgages Of in
corporated companies. fel0-is3mMwS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

IT looks like hoax, in these days OF strange
events it may be reality, but o'Donovan Rosa has
received letter warning him that a society has
been organized to assassnste him and all of his
breed of vermin. The world would be better of il
rid of him, but the anonymous wretches who pro-
pose to apply Rossas methods to Rosa are just as
edious and deserve to be just severely dealt with
The assassin of assassin is not therefore, to be
tolerated.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

THAI there will be fine opportunity for Califor
mia wheat this year is undeniable. The wheat out
look in Ohio is reported the gloomiest for eight
years. Kentucky, compared with last year, viii
raise only seventy per cent. The loss in winter
wheat throughout Indiana, Illinois, Kansas, Ken
lucky, Michigan, Wisconsin and Minnesota will reach
thIrtv Y,ar cant
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

Tie railroad survey up Snake river. l. I. /,
has progressed ffty.one miles. They are
now in the hardest part of the canyon.
Chief Engineer Clark is with the party
coming down. The instructions are to
hurry the survey and lay the grade stakes
as they proceed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

Ir is announced that another informer has ap-
peared against the Phenix Park prisoners. 1t was
hardly necessary. Whoever win read the testimony
given at the preliminary examination viii be deeply
impressed with the guilt OF the men now charged.
There Is of course strong motive urging convic-
tion but it is because the crime national one,
and far.reaehing in its consequences.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

NEARLY all the country press are just now giving
attention to the question Of immigration. This is
well but mere paragraph or editorial writing will
not avail Let all Californans give personal atten.
ton to the dissemination of correct and detailed
Information at the East regarding the State, and,
stripped Of all deceit and disguise, we shall soon
have material returns These efforts will well sup.
plement those now being made by the Central Pa.
cifi9 Railroad Company and the Immigrant Associa.
finn
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LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES

Arrival of Impoverished Irish Shooting
by Philadelphia PoIIcemen-Prtsid ent
Arthur-stOrm In the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
er aad Child Drowned In n Seii-The
FoEmOn Conference Destruction by
FIre-BIeodshed in Texas Affairs In
Foreign Landslide.
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The false economy that cut short the appropria-
tions for the Signal Service, which has become in.
valuable to the country, is bringing forth fruit
1t appears the allowances are SO limited that
the West India stations WILL OF necessity have to be
abandoned, Congress refused to allow the 81 900
necessary to their maintenance, and the effort to
support them from the general fund has failed
These stations of the highest value to ship mas
ters. An attempt to raise the money to secure
their continuance is to be made among ship own.
ers. 1t should not take long to raise the money.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

Or. Ia Mars Seminal Pills eure all
cases Of Seminal Weakness Loss OF VIsor, Nocturnal
Emissions. Impotency, Nervous and Physical De-
bility and all that class OF complaints arising from
Excess Indiscretion or Abuse. The old lind in this
remedy FOUNTAIN OF YOUTH, and the
Young safeguard and protection. DR.. LA MARS
SEMINAL Pills restore the Sexual Organs, debiitated
from whatever cause TO their prestne vigor. Price,
81 80 per bottle. Sent c. o. D. by express TO any
address, secure from observation. Address all orders
to A. MoBOyLE s. CO., Druggists, Postofice Box
1852, San Francisco. ms 6m
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

ONE of the San Francisco papers has been ringing
the changes on theword liar in all possible forms Of
designation SIS applied to two rival journals, until it
has become nause.ting. Decency demands that a
rest be given to the matter
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-16

The Williams Repielo asks why it is that We do
not hear Of the cry about railroad monopoly and
discrimination at the East 7 Because commercial
principles there prevail and have proven the best,
as they are the only true railroad regulators.
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All communications for publication, and all
,~,ters upon business with this Office, should be
addressed RzcoRD.UsIos, WEEKLY USIos, OF The
Sacramento Publishing Company.
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as sIIKSoE gives consent, it must be assumed
that the Examiner agrees with its contemporaries
that the selection OF Boggs as Fruit Pest Inspector
was public outrage.
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The Horsford Almanac and Cook Book
mailed free on application to the Rumford
Chemical Works, Providence, r. l.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Or. "a Mars seminal Pins cure all

FOresters' Gazefte.-Deyeted 10 the inter-
est of the A. o. F. and general literature. Su5scrip
ton, 81 per year. r. n. MoLENNAN, Publisher
and PROPRIETOR 229 Kearny ST., San Francisco alo I'm
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FOREIGN NEWS.
Number 0ne"-The Phoenix Park Muir
derers.

derers.
DUBLIN, April 15th.-The mother of Peter
lyman {" Number One") says she believes her
son was superior officer in the Invincibles
Although true bill was returned against
elsven prisoners charged with the Pbenix
Park murders, it is believed thst only seven
will be tried on capital charges. It is stated
that Delaney and McCafferty will plead
guilty. Peter Carey will depose on Monday
that he was sworn as an lnvincible by his
brother. They will be tried after Curley.
Dynamite Items.
LONDON, April 15th.-An English vessel
with large cargo of dynamite has sailed
from Antwerp for England. The police await
her arrival
Bernard Gallagher, arrested in Glasgow on
| charge of being connected with the dyna-
mite plot, will be brought to London. lie
denies that ne has turned approver.
A Juryman Warned.
DUBLIN, April 15th.GAtter the verdict
against Brady on Friday, the foreman of the
| Jury found letter at home making frenzied
appeal for the return of verdict Of not
guilty, warning him that otherwise he would
surely be killed.
Proposed Negotiations.
| DUBLIN, April 15th.-It is reported that
the Government intends to negotiate with
| Lyman, with the purpose of learning who
ara the real heads of the Invincibles, and the
sources whence they obtained money.
The Queens Knee.
LONDON, April 15th.-A court circular
states that che Queens physician on Saturday
dressed the injured knee and found the condi-
ton much improved. The Queen will regain
| full power of the limb, but some time must
elspse before she will be able to walk CT
stand for any length Of time.
The Marquis OF IOrne.
LONDON, April 15th.-The Marquis of
Lorne will probably succeed the Marquis of
Ripon as Viceroy of Iudis.
New Butch Ministry.
The HAGUE, April 15th.-A new Ministry
| has been formed under DR.. Heimskirk as
member of the Council Of State.
Discrimination In Eaver of Sex.
HAVANA, April 15tb.-The Home Govern
ment authorizes the importation of female
cattle duty free for another year into the
provinces which suffered in the recent insur.
rectiou.
Dock Laborers on n Strike.
MARsA1LLEs, April 15th.-There are now
| 200 dock lsborers on strike here, and the
number will be increased. Shipping is ct .
standstill.
Fire Damp Explosion.
VALEEoINNEs (Francel, April 15th.-An
explosion of fire damp in coal mine at
Lauches Department Nord, to-day, killed
seven miners. Many others were seriously
Injured.
Wrecked Off Cape Horn.
| LONDON, April 15sh.-The ship Oracle,
Captain Morrison, from San Francisco JAN
nary 1Ssh for Liverpool, has been wrecked
off Cape Horn, and part of her crew
| drowned,
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ROLLER SKATING.

TSHE SACRAMENTO ROLLER SKATING AS
Il ISOLATION is now ia active operation ut the
Psvilioa (main halD, corner Sixth and VI streets.
open every morning from 10 TO II; afternoons,
from 10 $50; evenings, from 1880 to $50 Sundays
exceptedl Morning sessions for lady members
only. The public are not admitted The respect
able portion OF the community invited to mem
bership. Leave address at NJ. S. Hammers drug
store, corner Of Fourth and streets Members
are permitted TO bring their visiting friends from
abroad. No residents will be admitted unless hay
ing been fully approved by the committee OF the
association.
A BRASS BAND will be il attendance Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday evenings; skating to con-
tinue one hour longer until 103ol Saturday even
ing. Saturday night rates for gentlemen reduced.
Membership free passes will not be accepted on
Saturday evenings, but the regulation fees will be
due on entering. The Third Masquerade Skating
Carnival will be given THURSDAY EVENING,
April 10, 1888. s. r. s. A
j. L. WALTON, Manager. felTis1m
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aIi-Sp6nn
PIoNEER LivGRv sTAsLE.

TFAoKs ON CALL AT ANY HOUR, 81
a Z day or night. Coupes, PhsetonD SssSsEs
Rockaways, 8arouches, Bugyics, with ths 81 ~
best roadstsrs TO be found In sly livery stable
tne coast, FOR hire. Horses kept p livery At resson
able rates. Livery Stable on Fourth street, between
/ and
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nNasFsTIC NEWS.

tspsorA DISPATCHES TO rHs AsOORD-usloa.l
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n ENJOYED ALIVE IN TWO HOURS WITH
ID, head complete or No Charge-No Fee in Ad-
vance-by safe and mild medicine. No fasting nor
hfndrance from business. Charges reasonable. More
than 1000 Tspe Worms have been remoI cd by PRO
FESSoR r. X. SHIPLEY, of San Francisco, now at
the State House for short time only. al12plm
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VALENoINNEs (Francel, April 15th.-An
explosion of fire damp in o coal mine at
Lauches, Department Nord, to-day, killed
seven miners. Many others were seriously
injured.
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Wrecked of Cape Horn.

LONDON, April 15sh.-The ship Oracle,
Captain Morrison, from San Francisco JAN
uary 1Ssh for Liverpool, has been wrecked
off Cape Horn, and part of her crew
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CHICAGO, April 15sh.-It is reported that
there is troubis in the Apollo Comnandery,
csnt vote Of the Conmandery not to attend
the Conclave ct San Francisco, bu. 70 Tisi
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The Reported Indian Raid In Texas
Counterfelfsrs Arrested = Two Men
Killed
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Fire Damp Explosion.

MARsAILLEs, April 15th.-There are now
20, 600 dock lsborers on strike here, and the
number will be increased. Shipping is ct q
J-G,It
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Murder and Suicide.

noa Nowak, Bohemian cabinetmaker, went
to the house of his divorced wife for the pur-
pose of getting possession of one of their
children, boy of years. She refused him
admission, when he drew revolver and fired
through window at which she was sitting,
shooting her in the head, the ball lodging in
the brain. BE then turned the pistol on
himself and blew out his own brains, falling
dead on the steps. a letter in his pocket
gave directions to the Knights of Honor to
use the insurance on his life for the education
of his children. The deed was evidently
premeditsted. The woman cannot live
through the night.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1883-01-31
The milwaukee Fire.

Milwaukee, 3e.-In the Newhall
House inquest to-day, fremen and
insurance experts are united in de-
claring the house a dangerous fire
trap. The district attorney says he
has decided not to present to the
coroner's jury all the evidence in his
possession, showing the fire was in
cendiary, reserving some of the
most important points for the grand
jury.
Cincinnati, 30.-John 1. Coving-
ton, superintendent of the insurance
adjustment company, of this city,
has returned from Milwaukee, hav-
ing completed, an: investigation and
adjustment of the NeWhall House
fire. He says the construction of
the building was no more hazard
Gus than that of most hotels, while
appliances considered valuable to
extinguish fires were more numer-
Gus in it than in most hotels. He
regards it as fatal error the at
tempt of employees to extinguish
the fire before alarming the guests