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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-06
SCROFULA.

A girl in my employ has been cured Of consti-
tutiOnal scrofula by the use of Swifts Specific.
J. o. MCDANIEL, Allatoona, Ga.
This gentleman is father of the Governor of Ga
Vanderbilt's millions could not buy from me
what Swift Specific has done for me- 1t cured
me Of scrof1la of - years standing.
Mrs. FL IZABETH BAKER, Acworth, Ga.
TETI ER.-After suffering with letter for
eleven years, and having all sorts of treatment,
was relieved entirely by Swift Specific.
L. II. LEE Dawson, Ga.
SNATCHED FROM THE. CRAVE was
brought to deaths door by combination of
eczema and erysipelas, from which I had suf-
fered for three years. Was treated by several
physicians with iodide potassium, which seemed
TO feed the disease. | nave been cured sound
and well by the use of Swifts Specific.
Mrs. SARAH E. TURNER, Humboldt, Tenn.
Swift's Specific is entirely Vegetable. Treatise
on Blood and Skin Diseases mailed free.
THE SWIFT SPECIFIC Co., Drawers, Atlanta Ga,
or 15s W. sd ST., New York. fe51y&w1y
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CALL for Ruhstallers Pilsener Felsen
Berthe best made.
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1t is just such Clothing we are now showing
which is bringing Readymade Clothing fast into gen
eral favor We quote from New York journal
many pride of wearing
formerly
finished hands
We keep full assortment of Sizes and make free
OF charge any slight alteration necessary perfect fit
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WANTEp-The Capital Wooden Mills are
now running and need large crew of ex-
perienced weavers.
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VIRGIN LAND TO LET ON SHARES.
1000 Acres, in Blocks of iGO Acres and
ILnINRrtlS.
CANDY FACTORY.

MRS. f. NJ. WGEDMANN, Nos. AIS STREET
vi and il9 X street (Metropolitan Theater
Building, Manufacturer and Wholesale and
Retail Dealer in all kinds of Candies and Nuts.
faIN gDfT
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CASH GROCERS.

WE TAKE PLEASURE IN ANNOUNCING
w to the public DECLINE IN SUGARS, -
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-02-06

GLASS BALL SHooTING.-Park Brown an
nounees that there will be glass ball shoot
ing at Live Oak on Saturday, the 18th inst
The regulations are $50 entrance, money TO
be divided into three prizes rotary traps,
fifty balls each, Bogardus rules to govern.
Six entries have already been made, and it
is believed that the affair will be partici-
pated in by many more.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
SAYING MONEY FOR BOSTON.

BosroN, July (SpeciaD Although the city
charter has only been In operation a week. Mayor
OBren In pursuance OF the system adopted Of requiring
every department make rcqusition on him for all
work to done, supplies 10 be purchased has made
some interesting discoveries particularly TO the pur-
chase OF supplies He finds that prices have been paid
for many things which no business house would sane
tion and that while department, have made jul
dicous bargains articles required other departments
for the same class Of goods, have paid much larger
sum. The course adopted by the Mayor has caused a
bitter feeling among few Of the heads or the depart
ments who do not like what they consider unDcces-
sary Interference with their business. In the meantime.
the Mayor will keep on ms he has begun and already he
Of dollars this year. lie finds that the city IL paying
$4,000 year for ths use OF telephones and In
short time proposes off this by having
the city run ts lines and make the fire alarm Office
do the ork OF a central telephone station.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
ACCIDENTS TO TRAINS.

LAMAR, No., July 3 SpeciaN.-Freight train
No. As OF the Gulf road went through bridge eight
miles west of here this morning Engineer Ross aud
Conductor Thompson were both killed and their bodies
lost I'm tho creek. Brakeman Thomas Is missing and 1t
Is believed that he has been drowned.
TRENTON, ~ j., July 3.-shortly after midnight last
night while freight train No. 653 Of the Philadelphia
and Reading in the junction above this city
a siding waiting tho regular train to pass nve cars
aud the caboose detached, down the west
hound track a mile and hall to the bridge crossing the
Delaware River aud into the coal train No. I'll eaus.
M one on top OF the other Peter Kinney, fireman;
Richard Brown conductor. and Patrick ilankns brake
man were severely hurt George Mcdonald, nagnan Of
The freight tram was also injured All were removed TO
the Episcopal Hospital. Philadelphia. The freight was
uf.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
THE FLOODS IN KANSAS.

NEosHA FALLS, Kan, July g. The river has
risen steadily for the last hours and Is still
rising. 1t flows IN steady GU rent through Main-
ST. All OF the part OF the city is under water In
the bottoms the crops gone and most or the stock
is drowned. Many families have been driven to tho
second story OF their dwellings, and the floors of bus
ness houses Maln-st. covered from one to five
inches The water about twenty inches deep In Main-
ST. in front of the post office. The dwellers In the north
east quarter OF the city moved out in the night The
firing of guns, ringing OF bells etc. have been heard up
the and fears entertained for the sarety OF some
families. All the boats out rescuing them but the
rise was so sudden that nearly all boats were lost on
July .. - ,. n, -,
KANSAS CITY, No.. July 3.-The Atchison, Topeka and
SANTA re passenger train due nj p yesterday did
not arrive until after midnight baying been delayed by
wasouts. No trains arrived last nght over the South
ern Kansas roads account OF the Hoods.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
NEWS FROM THE DISABLED GALLII.

The steamer East Anglia, which arrived yes
terday, brought the latest tdings from the disabled
steamship Gala OF the Cunad Line. which sailed from
this port June 90 for Liverpool She also brought
number OF letters sent from the Gaia, including one
from her captain who stated that in latitude 4ls 2V
north ongtude 52s west about 100 miles from Sandy
Hook June 23 the Gaia broke tie third section or
her shaft When the East Anglia spoke the Gaia,
she In tow Of the steamer River Ayon vessel OF
500 tons, in latitude I2s 23 north longitude ass So
west. She had then made about 800 miles on her way
to Liverpool after breaking down. The passengers were
In good spirits there plenty Of fresh provisions on
board the weather was fine and II was expected that
the repairs the shaft would bc completed by the fol-
lowing day and the vessel would then on unier her
steam. In which she would probably reach Liy-
erpool tomorrow or early next week.
A dispatch from Liverpool yesterday said that the
steamer Morocco had been sent out In search OF the
Gala.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
ourwIrrING A RIVAL RAILRoAD COMPANY.

1t was discovered yesterday morning that
during the night section OF tics aud rails had bscn laid
along bank ofthe Dundee canal In Passaic " j. hight
across the proposed route OF spur which the Ncw-fork
Lake Ere and Western Railroad Company had Intended
to build 10 Watson Beachery an extension OF the
spur which runs from the Bergen County Short Cnt INTO
the factory yards. The Erie had intended to set gang
OF men at work yesterday on the extension General
Bird W. spencer, eN.trearurer OF the Erie road. nnd
Richard Morrc who IL Interested In the proposed spur
of the New YORK, susquehanna and Western Railroad
into P-sac CITY, had been prospecting In that neghbor-
hood Thursday General Spencer s now on any thlng
bur good with the Erie management and Is suing
President John King libel, and tho General i sup
posed to be Interested In the husqnehanna roads spur
uroiect The rails and ties which laid were sent
over from the susquehanna road.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
WANTS TO KNOW WHY HE is ASKED TO RESIGN
WASHINGTON NOTES.


AFAuuRr TO AGREE IN TUE CARPENTER CasE.-rhe
inry In the case OF Mrs Henrietta L. Carpenter indicted
Tor the murder OF her husband December D. 1885,
failed 10 agree aud discharged this afternoon
Nor YELLOW FEvER-Thc Marine Hospital Bureau ~
informed suspicious OF fever at the capy
Charles Quarantine Hospital are reported as bel.
pho-mallrial fever, instead OF yellow fever Inc
bureau Is also informed that cholera Is decreasing III
Calcutta.
PASSAGE OF CATTLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. having
been received at the Interior Department that inc ca'tie'
men who hold leases OF lands IN the Cherokee srip n
dian Territory forcbly obstruct ANA prevent the pass
age OF cattle from Texas To the Nor,nwest thr1uyn tn9
srip the Secretary has announced that the estsbshc!
cattle trails lhrgh that country are free to drovers am
that the right ~ passage VIII Oe maintained ny III W"
power OF the United states Government
RETIRED Noa ACTIVE sERvicE.-Colonei Henry b'
Cli,z 10th Infantry having served forty years ~ an
officer OF tho Army. has nc his owa request peeh re
tired from active service.
To APrRAIsE INDIAN LAsDs.-Henry E. williamson OF.
Holly Springs Mss Henry Fnntonei'e ns memves - ~
the Ouaha Indian tribe and Edward L. Jnoinass os
Atlanta Ga have been commissioned To appraisc parv
OF the Omaha Indian reservation ia SepsaSASs WIZ
prising ABOUT 5000 acres.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
A PECULIAR SECT OF WOMAN WORSHIPPERs

PHILADELPHIA. July 3.-Judge Biddle to-
day refused application for charter for the j. Ell
mar Mira Militia Congregation Of the Lord" and accom-
panied his decision opinion that the tenes OF
the applicants are not explicitly stated and that OH
these may depend the title to any real estate
possessed by the In OF schsm This
congregation worshppcd woman who, during life,
claimed to be the Third Person OF the Trinity" and
pretended to exercise all the powers OF the Godhead
She dropped her name and adopted that OF j. Elmar
Mira Militia Tie court arms that the congregation Is
SAID to have existed for twenty nine years all associa
ton with constitution, which has not yet been sub
,nttcd and that so far AS regards the worship OF
the Triune God according to the Lutheran Cultus.'
which the Mira tia Con grcgatOn claimed 10 be doing
the uthorties Of that body denounce the
prctension and pronounce the teachings OF the late
ufb fb.rnu m
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
MISCELLANEOUS RAILWAY INTELLIGENCE.

PHILADELPHIA, july o.-lhc Muyor this
afternoon signed both OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail
road ordinances, giving that company tho right OF way
through the city The company has now nothing stand
ing In the way but the permission 10 con-
siruct bridge the schuykill River Inc matter
will probably bo disposed OF by tho Board OF Fort
Wardcns Monday.
READISG. July 3-Thc controversy hero between the
Pennsylvania schuydll Valley Railroad Company
and the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad Company
camo to end to-day. The Reading Railroad people
have for some time refused 20 allow the schuykil VAL
ley company TO their siding THIS afternoon they
a1ietly removed the engines which have impedcd the
OF Che company, aud the hands OF the latter
company at once went ON with the laying OF track
KEoKuK Iowa, July 3.-rhomas Thatcher, OF New
York has been appointed receiver OF the Missouri Iowa
aud Nebraska Railroad, OF the lines recently severed
from the Wabash system. Judge Love- Of the United
States Circuit Court, In making the appointment, stated
that IL was conditional and subject TO rcconsidera-
ton II Thatcher continues In the position he Will have
the general Offices Of the road In this city.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
RAILROAD INTERESTS.

CUTTING WEST BOUND PASSENGER RATES.
There was a fresh cut In west bound passen-
ger rates to Cincinnati yesterday Tickets were sold by
the Pennsylvania for 50 aud by tho Erie Railroad for ~
Tho east bound rates about the same basis The
recent ht over the excursion allowed to the So
ciety OF Turners who have been visiting the East has
furnished an excuse 10 the roads TO Hood the market
with cut-rate tickets ostensby issued for the cNcur'
sion. - 49,. -, .........
Railroad men here have little faith In the permanoncc
OF the advance ordered In the east bound regh rates 70
the basis OF twenty cents grain from chicago 10
NeW.York They say that hftccncent rate might pos
sby main taned, but the idea OF holding the tw.hy
cent rate s secuted one prominent trunk line officer
when asked about the advance. replied; "Oh yes,
suppose they may he able 10 maintain it-ior ABOUT
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
DISCUSSING NEwFoUNDLAND TRADE.
MEETING OF THE MONTREAL CORN EXCHANGE
INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.


INCIDENTS IN THE DOMINION.
MONTREAL, July 3 (SpeciaD.-A meeting of
members OF the Corn Exchange was held to-day to
discuss the condition OF the Newfoundland trade. Tho
president recounted how the present difficulty arose IN
connection with duties on Newfoundland fish and fish
oils. aud said that when deputation visited Ottawa
early last month about canal tolls, he asked Mr. Pope
Minister OF Agriculture about those duties. and his reply
was can you that those duties will not be
imposed nm in the Cabinet and know as much about
IL as Sir John does" They afterward saw Sir John
A. Macdonald and he said that July l
was long way off, and the matter would be considered
In time. when tho deputation went up again. he once
more asked Sir John for definite answer but his reply
was that he could nothing the matter was then
under the consideration OF House. When Sir Ambrose
Shea went to Ottawa Sir John promised him that the
duties should be collected. II on this under
standing that sales had been made and goods shipped
for II these promises had not been made. the goods
would not have been sold. All that wanted was to
know what the Government had decided to do.
Several other members Of the Corn Exchange strongly
condemn the Government for Its action In the matter
aud a member OF the Dominion House, and strong
supporter OF Sir John, NJ. II Gaut, who was present.
declared his dissatisfaction with the present state Oi
Affairs. A deputation appointed to wait upon Sir
John at once. but Telegram was received hiS after
noon from him as follows "There is no use In delega
tlon coming up before Monday" There Is good deal OF
Indignation over this delay in view Of the fact that
In the meantime orders are being received to resell
goods already shipped TO Newfoundland and merchants
here are at u loss what do Heavy shipments now on
the way to Newfoundland will have to be brought back
to Canada at heavy loss to Montreal shippers.
Another Exchange Bank Commission Will proceed 10
Ncw-York at once To examine Thomas hnd George
Craig In claims presented by Mr. Baxter for $4,000 In
notes transferred by the Montreal Loan and Mortgage
Company. OF which George Craig was manager.
OTTAWA, July 3-Just bssore the House adjourned at
o'clock this morning Mr. Mitchell said he mad received
telegram stating that the Newfoundland duty OF ~
barrel on Canadian -four would into effect to-day.
Newfoundland merchants had telegraphed to their
recnts Canada stop shipping to Newfoundland lie
would like To know whnt steps the Government Intended
10 take IN the matter. Mr Bowel said the Government
wac aware tho action of the Newfoundland authjr
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
CUyyIyoLY swIyDLED WITH GLASS "JEwELS"

PHILADELPHIA. July lSpeciaD.-lie looked
like q German sailor Into a Lombard-st. bakery he
walked yesterday and asked for one Censor He hadju
arrived from Germany with some jewels for his friend
Gcnser who about marry The sailor said that II
he could not find Gcnser he would be obliged 10 sell the
Jewels. A nan entered He said that he was pawn
broker and valued the jewels at 5000 The German said
that they were for sale The pawnbrokcr offered $50
Take them for $780," said tho German. Agreed"
said the other and he went out after the money After
waiting long time the sailor went away Presently the
returned and sorry he had missed the
sailor eff he comes back give him 800 for the box"
he told the baker 1t will be all right The sailor did
come back. The baker gave him SsO-al he had. The
sailor was to for the rest lie has not been back
yet. The jewels made OF glass.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
THOUSANDS HOMELESS.
THE STORM IN AUsTRO- HUNGARY.

TOWNS BURNED by LiGHTNrNG-A CHURCH DE-
sTRoYED-CRoPs RUINED.
VIENNA, July 3.-Terrible reports of deva s.
tation by storm and food continue to be
received from many parts OK Austria
and Hungary. The .fs town Of Horodenka
has been almost destroyed byta conhagraton caused
by lightning. Many houses set on fire simulta-
neously and 600 buildings burned. Many persons
were burned TO death. and over 5000 are homeless.
The OF Zechovtz, in Bohemia has been partially
destroyed by food At vsntz, In Gacia, eight per-
sons killed by lightning, and thousands Of
trees have been blasted and uprooted.
In Hungary the crop thousands: OF acres
has been ruined. At Csoka church filled with
worshippers was struck by lightning Two OF tho
gregntlon were killed and thirty-two injured.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
NEWS NOTES FROM LONDON.

LONDON, July 8
DuREDOM FOR EARL SPESCER.-The Queen has
offered q dukedom to Earl Spencer.
JUDGE ADvoc ocATE-GESERAI--Wllliam Thackcray Mar
rot member Of Parliament has been appointed Judge
Acknowledgement.
THE CHANCELLOR OF GERMANY.-Prnce Bismarck,
being entirely restored to health has left kissngen and
passed through Berlin his way TO krOechendorf,
where will take place Monday next the marriage Of
his william
SIR PETER LUMsDES DECoGArED.-The Queen has
made Sir Peter Lunsdcn Knight Commander OF the
order of tho Bath
NEW CHINESE InoSCLADs.-Thrce new Chinese IRON
cads built at kcl Prussia, have sailed from that port
for China.
SALE or AN AUTOGRAPH observation-disclosures
ment Is made that the autograph collection OF
MIR Nnyor Will be sold at auction. The collection COM
prises letters Of Queen Elizabeth to Henry the Fourth,
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

U,yEnIIiII Mass July 3.-rhree boys, W. H. Sellers
Clinton Os.0Od ard son OF W. H. Pethbridge were Sc
riousy hurt by the busting OF toy cannon this after
noon. Sellers and Osgood may die
KILLING DONE IN sELFDEFENCE.
PTIsBrRo, July IA dispatch to The Press IRON
Brookyille says: Washington Dunke, Jefferson
County farmer shot through heart last evening By
Stevenson August TwillinScr The murdered man MT
1lA llnnger with stone. when the young xan drew a
revolver and shot him dead. Twillnser tnis morning
surrendered himself.
KILLED AND INJURED IN COAL NINE
WHIT GREER Iowa, July J.-Eght miners at Crescent
SbIft No. descending 10 work yesterday morning
when the engineer lost control OF his engine aud tho
cage was prcclpitated to the bottom Charles German
was killed. and Thomas Ashman and Lee and John
Morton were seriously injured
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04

ties and would consider what best to be
DONE and possibly some arrangement would be made to
avoid the difficulty.
News has been received here Of the drowning OF six
raftsmen IN the employ OF Gmour Co: near desert
settlement the Gatneau River. 100 mics from this
city. They working drive, when from some
unexplained cause their boat upset.
HALIFAX, July tSpeciab.-A cable dispatch from
Stockholm, Sweden to The Hair Herald says that the
Rev. W. G. Lane, Of Nova Scotia has been elected Right
Worthy Grand Tempar Of the International Supreme
Lodge Of Good Templars in Session there Many dele
gates IN attendance from the United States, Canada
Australia, South Africa India and other parts Of the
world.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
THE POPE AND TIE CHURCH IN IRELAND.

ROME. July SIT is understood the Pope
wishes that the appointment OF Dr. Walsh president OF
Maynooth College. to the Archbishopric OF Dublin, as
to Cardinal McCabe, shal NOS be considered
as an act in wise hostile to England notwithsand
Ing the that DIR. Walsh is pronounced Nationalist
and that his appointment was strongly opposed by
the Irish Tories.
DuBLN. July 3.-Tho Catholic bishops OF ireland, In
session tMsynooh College. have protested against the
exclusion OF Catholics from the educational endow.
ments unless they accept the Government system OF
education, which has been condemned by the Church
The bishops call upon the members OF Parliament from
Ireland 10 seek TO have this grievance removed.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
INDEPENDENCE DAY IN LONDON.

LONDON, July 3.-Cyrns W. Field VIII give q
dinner in this city tomorrow Among those who will
be present are Senator George f. Edmunds, Dr. Henry
D. Noyos, and Professor Sir William Thomson One OF
the proposed OF the dinner Is TO have tecgrapbc
communication made with Washington and when the
toast 10 the President OF the United States IA offered,
have President Coveland's transmitted 10 the
guests al the dinner.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
PRESSURE on NAIL MANUFACTURERS.

PITTsB uRG, July 8 Especial ).-Signs of weak
ness the part OF the nail manufacturers are now
toaghI TO be apparent IL is said that several Of the
mills In Wheeling will be compelled 10 resume operations
within few weeks lose taer trade Tie same Ia said
of the manufacturers of this city, The Bsilairc Nail
lniaencc upon the mills In " heeing II think We viii
have all the work we want u, short tmc said ncm-
Der OF tue Naiers Association from Wheeling to-day.
The manufacturers believed wncu We withdrew from
lac Anlagsmated Association t-at were only weak
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
aide ISSUE and that would work Tor wnate'cr 'n''
might dictate We are solid and expect 10 win'

RENEWED DIsCONTENT IN HOOKING VALLEi'
COLUMBUS, Ohio, July (SpeciaD.-Ihere Is
some apprehension of further trouble among the m,
of the Hooking Valley. Several meetings nave peo
~ which the matter of demanding increase In price
OF mining was discussed The prevailing opinion IL s
understood was in favor of asking an advance OF zen
cents ton for mining, making the price fifty cents
in the city to night. To-day he had conference wita
Governor Hoady In regard detectives employer
f6e Governor and are obnoxious to the miners.
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
FRANCE AND RoUMANIA.

PARIS, July "a dispatch from Bucharett
says there is hope that the commercial diff
Guilty between France and Roumana will be enicably
settled The authorities OF saonica continue their pre-
cautions prevent brgaDdaRc. The garrsons In Mace
donia have been the number OF 6000 men,
Tbc police have male domicilary visits to Bulgarian
libraries and seized sedtious prints and documents
Southern Macedonia Is tranquil band 0f thirty Greek
brigands believed to have been formed by Sav COM
mttec, arrested while crossing the frontier from
Ihessaly
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
THE syACKAHAyOy BANK CONSPIRACY.

PHILADELPHIA, July lSpeciat).-A bill IN
equity was fled this morning In Commo Pleas by Il. r.
White and r. c. McMurtric solicitors OF the shacka-
maxon Bank. The suit is by the bank to the use OF
Joseph Furgorson and william II. swire assiences,
against George ". Bunm, william II. Bnmm, Tho'nasI L.
Iuggard, Samuel r. Miliken, Joseph Conkin and the
executors OF William Dumin decoased The bill charges
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
LYyCHIYG NEGRO IN NORTH CAROLINA.

COLUMBIA, s. c.. July 3 Especial. "A dis
patch from wadesboro N c. says: Last night party
OF men captured John Began NEGRO, who committed
brutal assault on an aged white widow He confessed
his crime and the mob hal ged him In the court
ward and ridded his body with bullets Upon his breast
was fastened pacard. written: This follow confessed
his crime Dur women must be protected"
New-York tribune., 1885-07-04
CUBAN CIGARMAKERs' GRIEVANCES.

HAVANA, July 3.-FOur thousand cigarmakers
in convention here to-day and adopted resolutions
protesting against the cigar contract with SPAIN Owing
prices agreed upon contractors here are using
bad quality Of leaf and are stamping tho boxes with
old accredited brands committee appointed by the
convention waited upon the Governor General and
asked him annul the contract detrimental to cigar
interests large. The GovernorGeneral promised TO
look Into the matter.