Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1883-04-09

Te rule the hour and love TO bless,
| Beloved, wilt thou answer "Yesl"
! -tKate Grunleaf, in Courier Journal.
| Women are most perfect when most wo-
naanly.-[Gladstone.
General Sheridan will publish shortly his
story of the surrender of Lee.
Nature is the master of talent genius is
the master Of nature. Il Holland.
The man who is given to making cutting
remarks should be treated like a iaokniie
and shut up.
The man who is always Boosting of
speaking his mind usually has the least
mind TO speak.
The Dominion of Canada proposes to
follow the example of the United States
by restricting Chinese immigration into
British Columbia.
The colonization of Palestine movement
is still agitated among the orthodox Jews,
who consider it the only solution of several
problems in which the race is interested
The Queen of Madagascar is named Ra.
novalomanjka, and her ambassador, Ra.
vonmahitriniarivo. It is suspected that
they were named by William NJ. Evarts.-
Boston Post.
The telephone is in the Sandwich
Islands, and as hello" in the native dia-
lect is kalakaihoika Observation-Disclosures, you
can imagine what kind of time they
have at the central"
Ofice.seeking in New York: A Temp,
kins county Democrat has offered to stand
in the Governors room with his tongue
out for Mr.. Cleveland to moisten postage
stamps on, at a salary of 81 so a day.
Everything is fair, they say, in love and war,
And so the girl is far whom you adore;
But wait until you're married bout year,
When in that girl who seemed so fair and dear
The signs of war do very oft appear;
You bet your boots you'll think her fair no more.
-[Yonkers Statesman.
Patience Hopping, widow of Judge
James Hopping. of Middletown, N j.,
celebrated her one hundredth birthday last
Wednesday. There were present seven
teen grandchildren, twenty great. grand
children and four great-great. grandchil-
dren.
Deacon Jacob Berry, of Lewiston, Me-,
is a member of somewhat remarkable fam
lily. OF eleven children, all are alive and
in good health The oldest is II years of
age and the youngest As. Their total age
is ego years, and their total weight 1880
pounds.
The Department of State is informed that
every means is being adopted by the Chi
nese Government to drive Americans from
the Empire. Onerous restrictions are placed
upon their business, and new enterprises
are entirely prohibited if conducted by
Americans.
It is said that condensed elephants milk
1sad Na hoxra oil oil
supposed that elephants milk was used in
the manufacture of the green cheese of
which the moon is said to be composed.
We are glad to be disabused of such an
erroneous idea.
Ex-Mayor Kalloch, of San Francisco,
now lives on his large Santa Cruz ranch,
ard devotes his time to raising fine cattle.
He is building extensive barns and cattle
sheds, and making other improvements
on his property that indicate an intended
permanent residence there.
Society cannot exist unless controlling
power upon will and appetite be placed
somewhere and the less of it within; the
more there must be without. 1t is or.
dained in the eternal constitution of things
that men of incorporate minds cannot be
free Their passions forge their letters.
The Purim Ball at the New York Acad-
envy of Music was one OF the handsomest
costumed masked balls ever held in New
York. The ballet of the Madison Opera
Troupe danced, and Nine. Cavalazzi APP.
peared with the dancers. There was a
march of costumed characters, and dancing
began at ii o'clock.
Says an exchange: In view of the
poverty existing so generally in Germany,
and the almost chronic penury prevalent in
considerable portion of the country, and
greatly aggravated now by the floods this
winter, it Is pitiable to read that the Sl3,-
600, 600 expended on the fortifying of Metz
and Strasburg being used, further grant
is needed.
In London there are about 1901 900 Jews
They excel any other religious order in the
number and magnifcence of their hospitals,
almshouses, synagogues and free schools.
They have in London college exclusively
for Jews. They have fifteen synagogues,
and a Rabbinical college with the finest
Jewish library in the world. IL Leslies Sun.
day Magazine.
A woman polygamist, who is now lectur.
ing throughout Texas in the cause of the
Latter Day Saints, says that Brigham
Young is not dead, but has good reason
for pretending to be. The world will con.
tinue to believe, however, that Brigham's
vitality is such as exists, if at ALL only
beyond the grave, and that his abiding
place is what is known as hades, if there be
any.
The young ladies in Richmond, Va, are
going to get up an anti. cigarette society.
i I
now Is whether it will be better to refuse
to kiss all the young men who soil their
lips with tobacco, or to agree to kiss all
those who do not. As most of them favor
the latter proposition there is great re.
joicing in the ranks of the non.smokers.-
Commercial Advertiser.
A wagon containing calf in cage,
with a farmers wife in charge, was on the
Detroit market recently, according to the
Free Press, and butcher with an eye to
veal stepped up and inquired MADAM,
is that calf for sale ?" eyes, sir" sis
he Durham % "He may be-" Isn't
an Ayrshire, is he?" Like enough"
"Don't you know his breed % he asked in
a surprised voice. "No, don't" "Then
how do you expect to sell him:' ''All l
know about the calf ia that his father
hooked Justice of the Peace to death
and his mother chased female lecturer
two miles, and if that amt breed enough
to ask 81 on you needn't take him." The
butcher said the breed was all right
1t is reported in the Nature that dis.
covery has been made near Andernach, on
the Rhine. Remains of prehistoric ami
mails have been found in pumice-stone pit, |
and Professor Schasffhausen, of Bonn, has |
investigated the spot closely. A lava |
stream underlying the pumics-s stone was
laid bare, showing width of only two
meters. The crevlces between the blocks
of lava were filled with pumice-stone, gen.
orally from depth of one.half to one
meter below this, however, there was |
pure loan and clay, and in this were found |
numerous animal bones, apparently broken |
by man, as well as many stone imple- |
ments. 1t is supposed there was settle |
ment there of which the food remains fell |
into the lava crevices before the whole was
covered with pumice-stone.
The Rev. Robert Collyer told congre-
ya t;oy, of Snriuofie1d Macs hour he had |