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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-01
Metropolitan Theater.

At the Metropolitan Theater tomorrow
and Wednesday nights the stage will be
occupied by Buffalo Bill Hon. W. F.
Cody and his dramatic company, when
will be presented the thrilling border
drama, The Prairie Wait" introducing
the scout and frontier celebrity. Buck Tay-
lor King of the Cowboys" and band of
Pawnee Indians. under the boy chief,
!. Pawnee Billy" During the evening
Buffalo Bill will give an exhibition of his
wonderful skill with the rifle. There will
be a parade tomorrow by the Indians on
horseback, headed by Buffalo Bill. The
prices of admission to the dramatic per-
Torrance will be as usual Seats can be
secured at Houghton's.
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ward Caucu.es To-nirbt.

So far the interest felt in the spring cleo
ton for municipal offices has been mani
tested almost exclusively by candidates and
their intimate friends. With this evening.
however, there will be more general ex-
preston of feeling, as ward caucuses will
be held to nominate tickets for the primary
election tomorrow. The First Ward eau
Gus will be held at No. 21S ] street, at Z
o'clock. The Second Ward has not been
heard from. There will be two caucuses in
the Third Ward-one at the Courthouse,
at 7:30, called by the Central Committee
members, and the other at Jacobs Hall at
the same hour, called by number of citi-
zens. The Fourth Ward will caucus at
State House Hall, at o'clock.
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WESTERN HOTEL
~ - Gfti' Efo e.,
NOS. 800 TO 2i9 x STREET.
AMERICAN EXCHANGE HOTEI
ST. DAVID'S.

Tf5 Howard ST., near Third, San Francisco.
A FIRST-CLASS LODGING HOTEL. COM
IA tanning 100 rooms; water and gas In each
room; no better beds IN the world: no guest al
lowed to use the linen once used by another; a
large reading hot and cold water baths
free. Price OF rooms: Per night, SO and rs cents,
Ier week, from 81 upwards. open all night r.
HUGHES, Proprietor. At Market-street Ferry.
take Omnibus line of street cars for Third and
Howard iy2-GuThStf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-01

The Post, which was engaged few days
ago in backing down from an investigation
of the sale of the New York and New Eng
land bonds, is now engaged in backing up
an investigation after the Senate has de-
cided not 10 investigate. No wonder that
Cyrus w. Fields paper says that the
Posts sarcasm cuts to the bone," but whose
bone?-[Boston Transcript
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LAueHABLE ExrosE-The following is
from the Nevada Transcript

A citizen who has for these many
years preached loudly and industriouslv
against the patronizing of Monaghan labor
in any form or under any circumstances,
and has held himself up as shining ex-
ample of consistency in this respect gave
himself away badly Sunday morning by
circulating around town with the back of
his coat collar adorned by the tag that his
Chinese iaundryman had attached to the
neckband of the labor reformer's shirt
while washing it, and which said labor re-
former bad failed to remove when he
donned the shirt.
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Weather Probabilities,
ADVERTISEMENT MENTION,

Metropolitan Theater-" Buffalo BILL" to
night.
Attention Fourth Ward Republicans
Attention Exempts.
Mechanics D. and L. Association.
Court capitol-This evening
FOresters Attention.
Sacramento L. ID. C. tonight.
Tehama Lodge T. and A NJ this evening.
Third Ward Republicans-Cour House.
Third Ward epublicans-Jacobs' Hall
First Ward Republican Caucus-2iS street
Brstness Advertisements.
Country property 10 let.
Children wanted TO board.
Wanted-a Young man of good habits
Goodyears rubber hose.
Whittier, Fuller & Co-Specialties
J.. /. Lewis & Co.-Crockery and glassware
Meinstock & Lubin-Flannel kits
Red House-New Lines
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-01

EVERY day adds to the great amount of
evidence as to the curative powers of Hood s
Sarsaparilla. 1t is unequalled for general
debility, and as blood purifier, expelling
every trace of scrofula or other i'm purity.
Now is the time to take it. Sold by all
Il
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All Mow's Record.

Mention was recently made of the fact
that the Boston Herald had telegraphed to
Chief Jackson for information as to the
record Of a Chinaman named All Nov.
who committed murder in this CITY some
time ago, and that answer had been re-
turned in effect that no Chinaman by that
name had killefanyone here Ex-District
Attorney Jones has called attention to the
fact, however, that in March, 1878. All
Wee, All Fat and All Now killed All
Quong at the corner of Third and streets.
infiicting several CHASTITY wounds with
hatchets. The first two were arrested, cor
victed of murder II the second degree, Mr..
Jones prosecuting, and sentenced to i'm
prisonment for life. All Wee died in
prison in 1875. All Now made his escape
after the murder, and was never caught.
CRY TREAsURy.-The following were the
receipts for the week ending Saturday, Feb
ruary 9th: Joseph n. Herndon, ceme-
terry dues, $54: A. S. Woods. water rates
$S5S 20 /; N A. Kidder, harbor dues, Sis !:
W. A. Henry, Police Court fines, SIG Geo.
A. Putnam, city licenses, S163 IS; Geo A.
Putnam. dog licenses, s, 90 Z. II. Mckee
State apportionment of city school money.
SCOOPS 04 Z. II. Mckee, sale of city cou-
pons, $4,000; total receipts, $54 ,S54 50.
Total disbursements, s29,940 I3; total
amount in City Treasury, 1913, 400 Ii.
ARREsrs.-The following arrests were
made Saturday and yesterday John Doe.
by officer Coffey, for being drunk William
Jones and Patrick English, by officer CAT
ferty, for battery; Eli Froom, by officer
Ash, for being drunk; r. Mcmahon, by
officer Sullivan, for vagrancy; John Doe
No. ,, by officer Rider. for being drunk ;
y. r. Patterson, by officers Ash and Sulli-
pren. for embezzlement.
POLICE CouRT.-In the Police Court Sat.
urday, the case of f. ]. Clark, for battery.
was continued until March d.. Frank
Heath was convicted of trifiing battery.
and fined $1......John Burns and Charles
Lynch were adjudged guilty of vagrancy,
and sent to the county Jail for 10 days each.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-01

Sacramento, February 26-By Justice Haines,
Valentine Arcega to Lupe A. Mauretich
Colusa, February 25-J. c. Bedell to Alice Ware
Suffer Creek, Amador county. February 10
Stephen Richards to Mamie Blake
Redding, February 20-Matthew Hume to Me-
LISA A. Richardson
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MORTALITY REPORT

For tn weeks ending February %. 1856, made
by j. n. Herndon, Superintendent of the City
Cemetery. Office, at the Chapel, City Gene
terry:
February 22-Mabel NJ. Harris, u years, IL
months and days. Mrs NJ. Perry, &c years.
Pascual Mendoza, As years.
February 23-Mary f. Nelson. As years, s months
and p days. Foung Coon Tong, IS years
February 26-Infsnt of Mr.. Wall stillborn.
Besides the above there were brought here for
interment the following:
February 2s-Richard II. Doyal. so years, 4
months and days Joseph T. Glover, so
years.
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DIED.

Iowa Hill, Placer county, February Eleanor
NJ, daughtero &c. F. ana Mary Z. Macy, IL years,
months and days. Massachusetts papers
please copy.)
Red Bluff, February 23-Henry Bland, years, 8
months and &c days
Amador City, Amador county. February H.
Bernard Anderson, A years.
Amador county, February 20-William Farrow,
&c years.
lone, Amador county. February 24-Henry A.
Carter. "A years.
Plymouth, Amador county, February 23-Rich-
ard Bawden, IS years. months and Ii days.
Arbuckle, Colusa county, February I9-Willie
Cross, 6 years, 2 months and "a days
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Candles, "A cents dozen We have been selling these
same candles at 20 cents, but have decided to dis
continue them; hence the reduced price
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-01

The best bit of to-day in Dress Goods is that
Atwood lrlcot, at o5 cents yard It's the same as
we have had before only the colors better-darl<
blue, cardinal and some pretty Spring mixtures
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-01

fore warranted in doing than we in the
getting of novelties and choice styles
Especial attention is called TO our lines of Baby
caps and Bonnets in cambrcs mulls and fine silks It's
safe to say there's never been brighter choicer col
lection of the kind in Sacramento
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BORN.

Sacramento, February 24-wife of C. H. Latson
a son.
Red Bluff, February 2i-wife of L. L. Mccoy, q
son.
Red Bluff, February 21-wife of W. W. Wick, q
son.
Near Plymouth, Amador county, February %
Wife of John Petit, daughter.
Gait, February 23-Wife of +. S. Hunt, daugh
ter
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BANKING HOUSES.
SACRAMENTO BANK.

The OLDEST SAVINGS BANK IN TIE CITY,
Corner and Fifth streets, Sacramento.
GUARANTEED CAPITAL, $500, OOo.-PAIB-
" up Capitol, $4,000. Loans on Real Estate,
July l. 1875, S2,0t4, SIS. Term and Ordinary De-
posts, July /, 1885, s., e65, 52l. Term and Or
binary Deposits received. and Dividends paid in
January and July. Money Loaned upon Real
Estate only. This Bank does exclusively q
Savings Bank business. Information furnished
on application to W. P. COLEMAN, President
Ed. K. HAMILTON, Cashier. fe2a-is6m
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class of charming fancies in Ladies Neckwear
Jabots. Embroidered Sets Modern and Antique Laces
wrought into innumerable shapes and scarfs etc Some
very handsome and absolutely new designs in Ruchnps
commend attention.
The collection of Eastern novelties in Ladies Linen
Collars and Pufs are also worthy careful look
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SeasonabIe Millinery.

ILL Millinery buyers this week forget
before making purchases to at least see
the seasonable things we have gathered
here? No one in this vicinity has as
large circle to provide for. and there
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MARRIED..

q. S. SENATOR Blackburn says Red Star
Cough Cure removes colds. Price, % cents.
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A FURRY in Fancy Flannel kits.

Some Allwool Fancy Plaid Flannel Kilt Suits from S.
to S4 SO, have all been marked 81 IS.
As we said about these 81 Is Suits Saturday,
there's nothing against them only they're not quick sell
ers; hence, cut the price and make chem So
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WHATDID he PROMISE TO BRING HER +?

The very thing she wanted. She has
sent out the washing until now, but it
has not been satisfactory-streaked,
torn and worn, and more injured by
the washing with washboards and
China scrub brushes than in the wear
ing. She determined to have it done
at home, and so she made him promise
to bring her box of
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-03-01

CarsIzy's Rock and Rye cures all lung
dis ,ases.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Ohio Occurrences.

KENT, o., June 23,-H Geiger's Ken.
tucky wholesale liquor store was closed
yesterday at the request OF Cincinnati
parties. All ealoonists In this city have
paid the Dow law tax,
ALLIANCE, o, June 23,-The council
Instructed Mayor Coxen TO contract
with Cleveland workhouse authorities
at their rates for the reception OF petty
criminals from this city.
TRFIN, o., June 23.-The funeral OF
Hon, l., A, Drummer occurred at Upper
sandusky this morning. His daughter,
Mrs. j. W. Grissell, who with her hus.
band was on her wedding trip. returned
late last night.
ALLIANCE, o., June 3-Tuesday was
the second anniversary Of the advent Of
the Salvation army In this place, and o
grand jubilee took place at the barracks.
The town was dotted all over with uni
forms, and delegations from Wellsyille,
Fast Liverpool, Salem, MasfillOn, Can.
ton and other points we're on hand.
ASHLAND, o., June 90. Tuesday morn
Ing the scaffoldlng on which the derrick
Ia placed for lifting the stone In the
construction OF the new jail gave way.
The workman jumped and all escaped
ipj jury but Conrad Leisheid, who was
dangerously but not fatally injured. He
fell q distance OF 10 feet, and was buried
beneath the broken tlmbers.
WILLIAMSBURG, o., June 23.-All the
saloonkeepers OF this place have paid
the June Dow tax except two, and they
will probably follow suit soon. They OF
course know the law 10 unconstltution-
al, but when they see the complexion
Of the court at Columbus they have no
hope Of relief In that direction and 30
paid up.
WELLsvILLE, o., June 23.-wellsville
IL one Of the very frsl places In Ohio 10
Iake advantage OF the Dow law, and In
a special election has just declared In
favor Of prohibition by vote OF 5l6 TO
20i It's expected the Council at the
next meeting will pass the trllnance,
The new measure will force the closing
up OF fifteen saloons In this town.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
A BIO oRIsT.

Roupd.Up OF sinncrs- Yesterday by tho
~ s4.pdsstas.r Police. 49,. 80 uaMcaas
The police had a busy time Of II yes
terday and last night Juggling malefac-
tors TO the city prison. No big game was
bagged by them, however, those arrest
cd being pulled In for petty offences.
The city prison was pretty we'll filled by
this morning with q motley crowd OF
sinners. Those arrested were 40 fol-
lows: I'd. Sullivan, drunk; Frank VIII
san, carrying concealed weapons 10 the
shape OF q revolver, razor and knife; z.
W. Casey, aus2iclon; s. s. Baker, drunk
enness; John Midday, drunkenness;
John Roth, drunk and beat
Ing his wife; Henry Weaver, yagrant;
Wendol Auglemeyer. drunk aud dieor.
derly; VIM. W, Grove, drunk; A. @, 0w'
ems, drunk and lighting; John Stanley,
drunken vagrant; Albert Gardina, va.
grant; william Mcclure, drunk and
lighting; Charles Park, drunk aud dis
orderlyi W. II. Shringer, Henry Smith,
Frank Howard, Charles Lewis, 0. Van
dergriif and Charles Foster. tramps.
All the tramps we're sentenced to b days
In the city prison on bread and water;
and tho remainder Of the batch, except
Wileop, we're fined III and costs. Wilson
got % and costs.
Baker, ADglemyer and Grove are Sa.
lem bloode, and the rest hail frcm al
most anywhere.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
FISH AND GAME.
Organic alton Of u Society for tho Protco-
tion OF Thom,

Organic alton Of u Society for tho Protco-
tion OF rhom,
Ameeting was held in tho Office OF Dr.,
n o. Portman last night for the purpose
OF organizing n society for the protec-
tlon OF Dsh aud game, Mr.. Daniel CO.
baugh was called 10 the chair and Mr. j.
j. Clark. chosen aa secretary,
Meaere. j, j. Clark and j, NJ. Campbell
were appointed u committee 10 procure
n charter, After n permanent organlza
tion In effected and tho charter secured
branches will be organized In oil parts
OF tho county.
"The Stark County Fish and Game
Protection Association" wae adopted as
u name for the organization. The oh
jects OF tho association arc the pro-
tectlon OF llsh and birds and their propa-
CATION In this county Tho principal
office OF the association win DO located
In this city.
II was recommended that q person
from this city be appointed % Game
Wnr on for tho Sitpi reservation. On
motion OF Mr.. Pjr uian II was ordered
that n notice be published In the news.
papere OF this city Offering q reward OF
90 for the conviction OF any person
shooting woOdcock before July OH,
Posters will also DO printed OF the eame,
There being no further business the
meeting adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
CITY CHIPS.
A Few Minutes With tho Local News OF
tho Day,

A Few Minutes With tho Local News Of
tho Day,
Go with the Concordia 10 Congress
Lake next Tuesday night,
The saloon keepers OF this county are
paying up their liquor tax.
Ellsler.Wela Mikado Company at the
Opera House Friday night.
Nra. N. j, Tfodo, OF Cleveland avenue,
left TO day for Philadelphia, Pa, 10 visit
her parents.
For u lne evenings entertainment 40
with the Battalion Band 10 Lakeview
Saturday night.
The Battalion Band will give q party
and dance at Lakevlew Saturday even
Ing. Dancing until midnight.
Mias Frances Klefer, Of this city, left
for III. Jpnnlngs, o., this mornlng, II
visit her brother. Mr., Edward Kiefer.
The Irish famine fund picnic at Cot.
tage Grove yesterday waa well attended
Most OF the parties were from Cleveland
The c'oslng argument by Prosecutor
Welty Ia being made In tho Teeple-
Gardner rape case, The case will 20 Ia
tho Jury this evening.
Miss Aggie hilbert and Miss ELLA Gro
min. OF Eaat Liverpool, Ohio, who have
been visiting Miss Katie Ponsonby, 70
turned home to-day.
First summer night festival Of The
aeason at Congrea Lake next Tuesday
evening, June 30 h, by the C0ncordl0
Singing Society and Grand Army Or
cheetra.
The Board Of Education meeting
Tuesday night failed by lacking one Of
q quorum. Messrs Cool, Webb, Barlet
Harter, McGregor, Dannemiller ant
Laiblln were present.
Remember the festival by the ladiel
OF the Christian Church Tuesday ant
Wednesday evenings next week. GOOD
cake, better cream and berries, and beBl
measure, In the Christian Church.
The residence Of MIR. Isaac II. Miller
three and one.half mllos from Canton
on the Louisville road, was burglariEst
Tuesday night. The burglars enteret
by raising window and obtained abou
sb0 out OF Mr., Miller'e clothes, which
hung by his bod'slde.
About o'clock this afternoon n mar
whose name could not be learned waI
driving east on Tenth stree
when suddenly the front axle
unine'ened from the reet OF hla buggy
80 that the forepart Of tho bed dropped
TO the ground, throwing him head for
ward over the dash, The man was no
hurt much,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
ROBBED OF . 10.
A Connection Man Relieved fthat Amount
ny n Piokpooket

A Oonnotton Man Relieved Of that Amount
ny n Piokpooket
william Yesterday, Of Carrollton, 10
not quite so rich to-day as he was yester
day, by something over 800, He went
10 the Fort Wayne depot about ) O'Clock
Monday evening and purchased ticket
for Pueblo, Colorado, from Ticket Agent
Thomson. Seeing that In paying for II
the man displayed quite roll OF bills,
Agent Thompson cautioned him to put
them In safe place and look out for
pickpockets, as there were q1ite mum.
Der OF this class Of gentry In the city.
Esterday laughed, and said he under
stood ali about such things. But the
sequel proved that he didn't know quite
90 much about them az he' imagined.
Just as the.b;37 train pulled In. from the
east, the one Esterday was TO take, he
rushed In 10 Agent Thompson and In an
excited manner Informed him that he
had been robbed. Some one had picked
his pocket az he was about to take the
train, securing sii0 or $ll5, Esterday
concluded he would not start
lor Publo Just then, and going to the
Cleveland u Canton depot took the
evening train for Carrollton. No clue
has been obtained as TO who the pick
pocket was.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
MAssILLON MATrnRs.
West nnd News Notes and Personal An,
General Items Of Intsrest.

West End News Notes aud Personal AAd
General Items Of intsrest.
Charles Stoffer, Of Liverpool, Medina
county, Ohio, Ia In the city.
Tonight 10 the last night OF the show.
An entire change Of program.
Mrs. VIII Bhidler and Miss Minnie
bhem, OF Alliance, are the guests Of Misc
Lillian Haley.
Try the "Cuban Belle" a ton cent
cigar Sold by Phil. Blumenschein, at
the Hotel Conrad cigar store.
Detectiye Dangleheisser, OF Clncin-
natl, arrived home last night 10 spend q
few days with his family and friends.
Fred. Byer was brought before the
Mayor yesterday, charged by Albright
Kessler with assault and battery. He
plead guilty and was sentenced 10 slxty
days In jail and pay the costs OF prose.
cutlOn. Byer was taken by Marshal
Vending 10 Canton on the afternoon
train.
A sad accident happened here this
morning resulting In q little girl hay.
Ing her foot amputated. W. ID. Strawn
has for some time past been travelling
In the west. 0a his way home he stop.
ped 10 aee hla brother, aud brought with
him his niece, Josie 6trawn, who ac.
companied him for the purpose Of visit
Ing her grand parents living at New
Cumberland, Ohio, Uncle and niece
reached here on the 2.49 train this
morning, Not being notified OF their
stopping place In time, Mr.. Strawn
hurriedly woke the little girl, but be
fore he got of the train started. He
jumped on and was thrown q consider
able distance. The girl followed, but
got her foot under the coach and one OF
the trucks passed over II. She was
taken to the Hotel Conrad and her foot
amputated.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1886-06-24
Ereurslon Rntsn for tho Fourth.

The Pennsylvania Company will sell
excursion tickets for one fare for
the round trip 10 and from oil
stations on the various lines operated by
II, on July 81. 4th and 9Th, good TO re-
turn July on, inclusive. This will be
an excellent opportunity for the people
living along It's numerous lines 10 visit
friends ut d distance, and 10 form Pic
nic or excursion parties for the purpose
Of enjoying tho nations birthday.