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Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-19
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N. B.-Many ladies are laying in presents of Dress Goods for next Christmas.
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Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-19

The accident to the Oregon has set the New York Herald to thinking about meas ure by means of which, in case of any vessel becoming disabled in mid-ocean, relief might speedily be obtained. It has evolved the following: Taking the intersection of the forty-third parallel and the fftieth meridian as a centre, let circle be drawn with 8 radi- us of thirty geographical miles, which all steamers making the passage of the North Atlantic either way should cross when it is possible; all vessels disabled in mid-osean endeavoring to reach this circle, within which they might then be almost sure of finding speedy relief. Were such an arrangement made between the great transatlantic steam CT companies the public on both sides of the Atlantic who patronize their lines would feel certain degree of assurance that in case of disaster to any steamer in mid ocean she could probably reach this area before sink ing, and once within this relief area (crossed by all steamers, whether bound east or west I succor would be quickly at hand.
Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-19

The vote of the Massachusetts house of representatives upon the biennial sessions matter was discoursging because it was against the proposed reform, and encourag ing because the vote was so close. In re- markedly full house, only fourteen members being absent and impaired, the majority in favor of submitting the proposed amendment to the people lacked but twenty-five of the necessary two thirds. Next year it will prob ably go.
 Composite photography has been applied by Dr. Persifor Frazer of Philadelphia to the testing of signatures. Though his expert ments cannot yet be said to ensure absolute certainty in discriminating true from forged writing, it is considered that one great point, at least, has been gained Gin the fact that it removes the judgment x from the possible bias of personal expert opinion, and allows the testimony of the photograph to be weighed by judge and jury like any other testimony"
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Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-19

The "female franchise" bill does not meet
 the approval of the London Times, which
 thus tries to thunder against it: It is to be
 hoped, in any case, that the House will not suffer itself to slide into measure of such incalculable consequence. This it is in some danger of doing. Some members are con-
 scientiously in favor of the extension of the franchise to women. They have persuaded l themselves that it is to be desired on its own account, or that it is SO just that no fear of | it's consequences can be allowed to stand in
 it's way. Others approve it from party mo
 tives. Others look upon the whole thing as
 joke, and are not to be convinced that ! petticoat government can have any meaning
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NOTIONS

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Morning journal and courier., 1886-03-19
FURNISHING GOODS.

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ANALOGOUS CASES.

Representative Morrow will to-day in
troduoe bill in Congress to prohibit Chi
nese, fishing in navigable bays and rivers.
from catching the small-fry fish. Here is
matter in which Federal interference is
justified, and no one win venture to object
to lis exercise. OF course the bin will
prohibit all fishermen from prosecuting the
ruinous industry. For it is DESTROYING the
food fish supply of the bays and rivers.
which the Federal Government is con-
stantly engaged in stocking with desirable
varieties. But it must occur to any one
who thinks, that if Congress can and
should and does forbid-under penal pen
alty-any one killing the small-fry food
fishes, on the ground that it is practice
that speedily puts an end to the whole fish
supply, Congress has the rigls, and should
sorbid-ander heavy penalty-any one
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NEWS OF THE MORNING

In New York Saturday Government bonds
were quoted at 12l14 for As of 1907 HES for 41s;
sterling, 81 ssGi 80; 1oOH for 3s silver
bars. 1917.
Silver in London, i6 led oonsols, 1907 :; per
cent United States bonds, extended, 1O5 As,
1861; as, 1l45s
The stock market in San Francisco was very
inactive Saturday. but previous prices were well
maintained.
prize fight q to finish was prevented il
San Jose yesterday by the authorities
reward of $500 is offered for the arrest of
George q. Cannon, ex-delegate to Congress- by
the United States Attorney Of Utah, on charges
of unlawful cohabitation.
Unusually cold weather prevails in the valley
of Mexico.
The Mormon immigration to this country has
practically stopped.
An aggressive war on oleomargarine has been
begun in New York.
Rev. Joseph E. Keller assistant TO the General
of the Jesuit order, is dead.
The schooner Miller and woodman, from
New York for St. John, y. b, has been lost, with
all on board.
Abraham Groesbeck. one OF the most promi-
nent citizens of Houston, Texas, died in that
cry yesterday
mob expelled the Chinese from Seattle, W.
T., yesterday, and the Governor has called for
United States troops.
Fire in New York loss, 5000.
Five men were fogged at Newcastle, Del.
Saturday.
The issuing of Consular certificates to China
men at Hongkong is to be stopped.
The Superintendent of Police of Cincinnati
has been suspended by the Mayor.
Sturgeon has returned to London.
The net earnings Of the Canadian Pacific
Railway FOR December was s2n OBS
revolution is fomeniing in Turkish Ar
menia
The Vatican is to be represented at the Chi
rose Court, ard an ambassador from China is
to be semi to the Vatican
James Burk was. drowned Friday near san
Luis Obispo.
Republican meeting was suppressed in Mad
rid, Spain, yesterday. by the police
Two Of the leaders of the recent revolution in
Carthagena, Spain, have been sentenced to
death
The trouble in the Pennsylvania coke regions
is still serious.
1t now looks though the eigarmakers'
trouble in New York win be adjusted and the
men return to work
It is proposed to establish local option in the
District OF Columbia
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Judge W H. Beatty left for Marysville
yesterday afternoon.
Governor Stoneman returned from San
Francisco last evening
Mr.. and Mrs. F. A Holden went to
Woodland yesterday morning.
Miss Belle Ellis has returned from a
weeks visit to friends in Woodland.
Thomas H. Reynolds came down from
jackson yesterday, and went to Colusa
Judge A. B. Dibble and Samuel Granger,
OF Grass Valley, came down yesterday, 60
ing to the Bay.
A. d. Starr, of Vallejo, proprietor of
Stars Mills, was in the city yesterday, on
his way to Marysville
Attorney General Marshall and Judge A.
Il. Rhod were passengers by yesterday
mornings train from the East.
Chief Justice Morrison, who has been
very sick at San Francisco, is reported to be
much better, with prospects of being out
soon.
Judge Phil. w, Keyser of Yuba county.
and George Baird, railroad agent at Marys-
vile, passed through to San Francisco YES
terday.
DR.. III. Latham, who has been spending
two or three weeks at San Francisco, at
tending to the citrus fair and the immigra-
ton interests of northern California, got
back last evening.
Hon. w. w. Moreland, NJ. NJ. Drew and
wife, Railroad Commissioner w. w. Foote
Ed. r. Hamilton, VIM. Singer Jr.. Colonel
E. A. Belcher, Judge ]. II. McKune, Henry
Cummings, j. II. Sharpe and A. A. Van
VOORHEES, went to San Francisco yesterday.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday .
EranH Wilkins n
Placeryille; f. s. Sprague, Woodland; w.
q. Brown, Nicolaus; G. w. Towle, Dutch
Flat; John Finnell, Tehama; Z. P. Hast
ings, Carlin, New; l. Meter, NJ. Eising-
burg, L. w. Warner, San Francisco: C. NJ.
easier, Woodland; j. H. Kirkpatrick.
Ohio; J. G. Holloway, San Francisco; Sett
Loveless, Placerville; G. w. Mcconnell.
Miss Mcconnell, Elk Grove; ]. b. Gilbert
and wife, City.
Arrivals at the State House Yesterday ::
II. II. Corless, George Lee, Rocklin: ID. r.
Hunt, Freeport; Edward Healey, Hicks
vile; George Hofmeester, Placerville; Jas.
Woods, Elk Grove; J. P Morgan and wife,
Pleasant Grove: James Watson. city: VIM.
r. McCracken, Costumes; Frank E. Ste
vens, Oakland; H. A. Craig San Francisco.
Charles H. O'Dell, Single Springs: Charles
Steiniff, Marysville; James Fewell, Frank
lin; Robert Bass. lone City c. Andrews.
Clarksvllle: c. Coghlan, Santa Cruz; A.
Coffman, Elk Grove
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel YES
terday: c. P. Wilson, Grand Island: VIM.
Singer, Marysville; E. Dawson, San Fran
cisco; G. Gladding, Lincoln; r. P. Doolan,
San Francisco; Frank w. Hetich. New
York; Chas. Clark. Jas. Brown, Oakland;
H. L. De Forrest F. r. Boaun, NJ Brussil.
]. Tourney, E. z Whitney, San Francisco:
j. A. Moreland, New York; P wager, Fol-
som; Paul Blumenthal. San Francisco: l..
c. Morehouse, San Leandro; j. r. Brandon.
+: a haber, E. v Cowell and wife, F. D.
Ciprico, San Francisco; A. ]. Weiner and
wife, Oakland; George Lord Nevada CITY;
u. G. Dudley San francisco
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AUSTRIA'S POSITION.

Seryia's cool note to the Powers, in re-
Spouse TO the request for her to disarn. is
explained in to-day's dispatches as having
Its animus in expected coalition with
Greece. Now that Greece has deemed it
polite to postpone the hour for Fighting
her wrongs, Servia is in position inviting
the open disfayor of Austria. The latter's
policy has not been all her own that it
has had its springs in Berlin scarcely
admits of doubt When Won Beust was
crushed out in 1866, and Andrassy's policies
succeeded his, it was intended to immedi-
atelv stir the Slay States against the
Turk, and at the same time to prevent
them gaining independence by encouraging
the progress of the Russian southwark.
In 1879 Austro-German inf uences led to
the Herzegovinian instruction "a step
toward the dismemberment of the Turk in
Europe. There is no question at all that
the same agencies foStered the war in 1876.
In which Servia was so active, and that
terminated with the horrible massacres
that shocked all the world, and in which
Bulgaria played so small real part, but
was forced to bear so much of blame.
The report Of Mr.. Schuyler to our own
Government on this subject was such a
tale of horror as no official document ever
before or since reeited. In the war of
1877, when Russia advanced to the very
gates of Constantinople, the Austrian pol
ley OF carrying water on both shoulders
urging on the antagonists and taking sides
with neither-prevailed, prevented the
seizure of the city and brought about
the Berlin conference That settlement
was last fall most aptly pronounced by an
able critic in Macnillan's to be "onlv a
truce The developments of to-day prove
1t to be so. Austria's plan for the break
ing up of the Turkish power in Europe
has all the vitality it ever possessed, but it
does contemplate the independence of any
one Of the States that have so long worn
the heavy Ottoman chain. Austria's
mailed hand upon Montenegro and Mace
donna Is scarcely less to be feared bv these
peoples than the cruel grasp of the Turk.
Austria means TO rule Servia as she has
Bosnia and Herzegovina, and Germany
encourages her in the hope The two ex-
cuse their interference in the affairs of the
ridden States by the plea of extending
over them ''eivilizing influences The
sympathies of Americans ought to be and
are with the native peoples of the prov
inces in their desire for national indepen-
dence. In the situation of the present
there is some faint hope of the partial at
tainment of that end, bat it will not be
permitted SO long as Austro-G German in
fluences can prevent IT, Nor will these
same subtitle agencies at any time give
Greece even the aid Of non-action in her
righteous effort to regain territory wrested
from her by force, and concerning which
she was compelled By the Powers to treat.
with the pistol at her head. Had not Mr..
Gladstone's Government such serious home
difficulties to encounter, there might be en-
tertained the hope that a vigorous English
policy would be manifest that would hold
IN check the Austrian plan of dominating
the southerly Slav States.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-08

THERE is little sympathy in outside
quarters for the Ohio Democrats. They
marched up to Columbus with their ban
ners bearing the device, 1909, and,
2OS+ top and a stem to the 2=5OS, but
they are certain to march back again with
the blacklist political rascality ever ex-
posed dragging at their heels. The Buffalo
Courier, the recognized personal organ of
President Cleveland, declares that if the
Democrats of the Ohio Senate are finally
defeated, the outcome win cause no regret
among the Democrats of other States.
Here's cold comfort from friends, to be
si1re
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Why WILL You Die?

SCoyILLS SARSAPARILLA. OR BLOOD
AND LIVER SYRUP for the cure of Scrofulous
faint, rheumatism, White Swelling, Gout,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchitis, Nervous De.
bility, Malaria, and all diseases arising from an
impure condition of the blood Certificates can
be presented from many leading physicians,
ministers, and heads of families throughout the
land, indorsing sCOVILLs BLOOD AND LIVER
SYRUP. We are constantly in receipt of certif-
Gates of cures from the most reliable sources
and we recommend it as the best known remedy
for the cure of the above diseases. fe2i-is1y&wIy
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quiet tonight, and it is not likely
that the conflict, if it occurs, will take place
before morning. The critical moment will
be when the Sheriff attempts to remove
the Cinnamon from the steamer to the
Courthouse. A few China houses were
pillaged early in the day, but this has now
been stopped. The authorities are active
and yigllant, and though anxious to avoid
bloodshed, are determined to yindicate the
law, no matter what the cost NAV be.
THIRD DIsPATCHI
SEATTLE, February sth-1:30A. M.-The
Portland train has just been sent out two
hours ahead OF time. This battles the agi-
tators, who wished to put the Cinnamon
on board.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-08

YESTERDAYS dispatches inform the
public that Mormon immigration has
practically ceased. The vigor of the Gov
eminent officials in Utah in prosecuting
polygamous offenders has been the cause.
This is gratifying news; not only because
it indicates a disposition on the part of the
Mormons to yield the situation, but it
means the beginning of the end of sys-
tenn of deceit under which thousands of
deluded men and women have been lured
from homes in Europe to become the cats
paws of the Mormon priesthood in Utah.
These deceived people have always been
entitled to more of sympathy than of
blame
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UTAH.
Captured at Last-Convictions amr.oed

SALT LAKE, February 7th-Deputv Mar
shals early this morning raided the houses
of George Q. Cannon, subpenaing his
latest polygamous wives, who have here
tofore lodged the officers, and all the
household A reward of $500 is offered bv
United States Attorney Dickson for the
capture of Cannon.
The Territorial Supreme Court sustains
the conviction of Apostle Lorenzo Snow
for unlawful cohabitation, in the First
District Court. The Court also sustained
the conviction of Brigham Hampton of
conspiracy to establish houses of prostitu-
ton, to lure Gentiles thither. and watch
the operations through convenient peep
ing-places
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The RBcoRD-USIoN is the only paper on
.he coast, outside Of San Francisco, that re-
ceipes the full Associated Press dispatches from
al parts Of the loorfd. Outside of San Fran
cisco il has no competitor, in point Of nam
bes. in is hone and general circulation
ntrouqhoa.t The coast.
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GTATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OF SAC
- ramento SIS. In the Superior Court in and
for said county. The people of the State of Cal
ifornia TO II. ]. GOETHE, administrator of the
SIAH STAN FORD, A. P. STANFORD, THOMAS
STANFORD, WINFIELD STANFORD, WILTON
STANFORD, MAUD STANFORD. JENNIE
STANFORD, CHARLES STANFORD, NORA
WELLS, greeting: You are hereby notified
that an action was commenced in the Superior
Court of the county of Sacramento, State afore-
said, by filing complaint in the Clerks Office
of said Court on the 9th day of FEBRUARY,
1886, in which action R. LEVY is plaintiff and
you are defendants. That the general nature of
the action, as appears from said complaint, is as
follows: To obtain a decree of this Court re-
curing you, said defendants, to set forth your
title, il any you have, in and TO the following
Lot No. Z, in the block bounded by J and X,
Third and Fourth streets, of the city of Sacra-
mento, and that by said decree it be adjudged
and decreed that the defendants have no right
title or inteTes: in said premises and all persons
claiming under them be barred, all of which is
more fully set forth in the complaint on
HE herein, reference to which is hereby
made. And you are hereby directed to appear
and answer said complaint within ten days from
the service OF this writ, exclusive of the day of
service If served on you in said county of sac
ramento; and within thirty days, exclusive of
the day of service, if served elsewhere. And
you are further notified that unless you so APP
pear and answer within the time above speci-
fed the plaintiff will apply to the Court for the
relief prayed for in the complaint
In testimony whereof, /. Vim. B. Hamilton,
Clerk of the Court aforesaid, do hereunto set my
han and atfix the seal of said Court, this 9th
day of February, A. D. 1856
SEAL WA B. HAMILTON Clerk
ID. e. ALEXANDER, Attorneys for Plaintiff
feS-QtM
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DESPERATE HERMIr.-A few days ago a
hunter who was shooting quail found, in a
deep ravine about mile from Auburn.
near the Forest Hill grade, house built of
shakes, covered with brush, and having a
door made out of grain sacks 1t was in
such an out-of-the-way place, and so clev-
erly concealed, that it was only bv the
merest chance it was discovered. Sheriff
Huntley was informed of the find, and on
Saturday went with Under Sheriff Kennedy
to see what the place was like They found
the house, but before entering met its own
er, a man about % years of age, who at first
tried to get into the house ahead of them.
They stopped him, and he Immediately
commenced to resist, and, notwithstanding
that they showed their official badges. he
fought desperately, and it was only after a
long and severe struggle that he was made
TO surrender. His resistance under the cir
cumstances, the officers not assuming to
have any charge against him, made them
the more determined to effect his capture,
believing that he must have committed
some crime to be thus hiding away and
anxious TO avoid being taken. They found
two pistols in the house, which convinced
them if he had succeeded in getting inside
he would have killed them. He had flour,
piece of pork taken from some hog he
had killed, and piece of fresh beef hide,
which he is suspected of having cut with
the meat attached to it from an unfortunate
bovine that came in his way Neither the
flour sack nor anything else in the shanty
bore any mark or name. He was taken to
Auburn to be detained until further INQUIRY
concerning him is made
ONLY fifty cents for bottle of st. Jacobs
- e
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from pouring into the rivers and bays, by
means of their tributaries, earth, sand,
pipe-clay, gravel, cobbles and slickens, on
the ground that such practice speedily
fouls and chokes the streams, kills" off
navigation, drives the food fishes from the
streams, and impedes and prevents the
passing of commerce upon the free high
way The analogy between the two cases
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-08

The Board of Trade of San Francisco
has unanimously passed resolution ask
ing Congress not to forfeit the California
and Oregon Railroad land grant This is
proper action. San Francisco is at last
awaking to full realization of her true
and best interests.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-08

The irrigation question is again coming
to the front, and viii certainly be live
issue in the next Legislature The senti-
ment deepens and broadens that storage
system of surplus winter waters in noun
tain reservoirs or lake, to which the deep
canyons are so well adapted, is wise
policy, and one that is of State import
ance, and best carried out and controlled
by State direction.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-02-08

SAYS the San Francisco Examiner ''Our
esteemed contemporary. the RECORD
UNION, is shocked that the women of the
Capital city are dressed so scantily. 1t
should come to San Francisco to see the
luxurious multiplicity of robes adjoining
female beauty" The REcoRD-UNIoN's ref
erence to scanty dressing was general.
Had it specified it would have re-
ierred to San Francisco as COM
munity in which there is, in society
gatherings, often greater multiplicity Of
exposed charms than of robes. Out Of
doors, the insufferable climate of San
Francisco prevents immodest dressing
and then, if there should be license, who
could see, for the fogs
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SAN FRANCISCO AGENor.

L. P. FISHER is Sole Agent for this paper in
san Francisco and vicinity. Ee is authorize 1
to receive advertisements and subscriptions, and
collect for the same. Rooms n snd y, Mer
chants Exchange.
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REMEMBER that Allcock's are the only
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Each genuine plaster bears the registered
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MERCHANDISE REPORT.

The following freight passed Ogden Feb
ruary 4th:
For Huntington, Hopkins & Co., bo,
burners, 4 boxes hardware box chain
Weinstock q Lubin, 6 cases and 1 DO,
boots and shoes, II boxes cornices; Neu
bourg d Lagos, walnut cabinet.
For Stockholm. T. Hickenbotham.
cases axles.
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FOR SALE.

1--WE YOUNG SHORT HORN Ssszsasaszsz
L Bulls, of the best families, GSfI3S<
from imported COWS. Also. eigh-
teen High Grades, all good solid --AA
colors one mile east of Davisville.
feStf Z. s. CHILES. Sacramento.