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WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
4 Falling Meteor.

WALLA WALLA, April 19th-At $50 this
morning large meteor fell northward with
a whizzing sound. The explosion was
plainly audible Il was observed here, on
the mountains and at Wallulu. 1t left a
bright crimson track, as wide as q hogs
head, which was visible for an hour after
ward. A large dark body was seen in adj
vance of the flame
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The Gladstone Irish land bill has been
disclosed. 1t is not complex, and COM
mends itself to the American Judgment. 1t
is proposed TO buy the lands of the Irish
landlords and dispose of them to the ten
ants upon easy terms at long time. the
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A DESIRABLE RANCH FOR SALE.

A WELL-IMPROVED RANCH. CON sep-
- tanning 1G0 acres of frs,-class agri- ~
cultural land situated eight miles east of L.
Sacramento city, close TO the sacramento and
Placerville Railroad will be sold in front of the
Court house in said city, at auction, at 10 a. 81
TO-DAY, APRIL 20 Is 6, under a decree OF fore
closure. ap2o-lt
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ANGosfURA BITTERs are endorsed by all
the leading physicians and chemists fo,
their purity and wholesomeness. Beware
OF counterfeits and ask your grocer and
druggist for the genuine article, prepared
by Dr. J. G. B. S;egert & Sons.
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PROPOSALS FOR BIDS.

pIDS WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD
ID OF Supervisors of the county of Sacra-
mentO, until
FRIDAY, MAY :, 1886,
At 10 O'Clock 4. NJ, for constructing Drainage
Works at the County Hospital Said work to be
done according to plans and specifications on
file with the County Clerk of Sacramento
county. Each bid must be accompanied by a
made payable to the order of the President OF
the Board of Supervisors.
The Board reserves the right to reject any or
all bids. GEO c. NCNULLIN
apN-l3t Chairman HO:pital Committee.
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TIE THROAT. -" Browns Bronchial
Troches- act directly on the organs of the
voice. They have an extraordinary effect
in all disorders of the Throat. Speakers
and Singers find the Troches useful. Sold
only il boxes.
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OLD MEXICO,
Cinnamon Not Wanted - Copper Shin.
ments.

OTiItaHfeH MOI WahVeu = "copper" SHIP
ments.
GUAYMAs, April 19th.- The Newborn
brought word that $50 Cinnamon had been
landed from the steamer Sardonyx, and
the information is causing trouble Those
importing them have to keep the Chinese
secluded. The artisans and the mob swear
to kill them if they are set to work. They
are constantly guarded by the police.
The Newbern takes over twenty -one tons
of copper, the first shipment from the
Boleo mine, Lower California.
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JACKSONVILLE, April 19th.-Bon. Thos
f. Beale, member of the Legislature from
this county, died suddenly Of neuralgia OF
the heart at $3.50 this afternoon. He had
been sick but few days, and his death
was quite unexpected.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20

THE cholera has appeared thus early in
Italy. This is its third year, and that il
may reach US, is not at all improbable 1t
is time to be sanitary-wise and active.
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OREGON.
ORA gced TO Death.

TIE DALLEs, April 19sh.-Jamcs San
ford was found dead at Deschutes station
yesterday. In jumping off the down pas
senger train, his foot caught in the step,
and he was dragged 100 yards, causing his
death. Deceased was building hotel al
llraE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20

FEARS are expressed of the failure of
the wheat crop in Kansas and Michigan
What may be their loss will be Califor-
MAS gain.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20

The way things are now going the mar,
woman or child in American who has M
pension will soon have a grievance, II moth.
ing else.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20
GENERAL NOTICES.

WE OFFER TO THE TRADE. IN QUAINT
w ties to suit at low rates delivered to any
part of the city. Mattingly, Millwood Chicken
Cock. Golden Sheaf and McIivaiue WHISTLES.
all of Spring 81. Also, Agents for BETHESDA
and TOLENAS MINERAL WATER CHAM
PAGSES and CLARETS. SCHLITZ and BLATZ
BEER.
FELTER, SON 81 CO.,
Arcade Building, 1905. zoos Second street. sacra.
mento. mo-0n.f
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REMOVED.

WIN. CHRISTS HAIRDRESSING AND
w Shaving Parior, formerly at COG street
has removed to 52t street where he sole is
continuance of the public patronage. apl7-3tned
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TUESDAY EVENING, April. 9th. AT S
l. O'Clock, at Fourteenth street Presbyterian
Church, between and p. Orchestral Music
Sol Solos. REGULATIONS and Charades. Admission,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20

coSGREssMEs indorse it as safe. prompt,
sure. Red Star Cough Cure. % cents.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20

RHEUMATIC sufferers can throw away
their clutches. They have st. Jacobs Oil.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20

THE Hawaiian Government has pro
hibited the further importation of Chinese
laborers into that Kingdom. The Govern
ment tried restriction, admitting as many
as twenty-five month, but the degrading
effect of the labor has now induced the
governing power to declare wholly against
the immigration. Itwould not have taken
the Chinese twenty years to mongolize
the islands and assume the reins of gov
eminent. From their first incursiens to
this day, they have never been pioneers,
never have carved out places in uncon-
quered lands, but have invariably fed upon
other civilizations and absorbed the results
of the courage and way-breaking of other
peoples
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PACIFIC SLOPE.
DISASTROUS CONFEDERATION In
SAN LIS ODISP0.
Sentenced for Contempt-Ants-B
colt Westinghouse Fcssi-
val-Carson Notes.
CALIFORNIA.

lsrEcIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nnooaD-us1os.I
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WOODLAND. April 19th.-The Grand Par
Tor of the Native Sons of the Golden West
met to-day in Masonic Hall, Grand Presi-
den. Greeley presiding. One hundred and
twenty-five delegates were present. 1t was
decided to hold the session OF the Grand
Parlor in 1887 at Nevada City, and on the
9th of September celebrate Admission Day
at San lose
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 2Ist,
CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT

Free for Griflin's Lucy, Hodsoa's Kate Sender,
McDonald's Brigade, Showers Pedro and
Williams (fOldnut. ann
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IT now develops that the Act Of 1884
requires that the ambassadors or Min
listers from China to the United States
must exhibit their credentials as a
prerequisite to entering the country to
which accredited. The officials at the port
of Saa Francisco, then, were right in de-
| manding credentials of the Chinese Min
istef, he was wrong in refusing to show
them, and the Collector and the Surveyor
were wrong in admitting HIM and his
ssite without the production of the pass
ports. Possibly the editorssof the Eastern
press will presently permit these facts Of
/ law to enter their understandings ant
4 drive out a prejudice against men of theil
own race.
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Items from Chico.

CHICO, April 19th.-On Saturday three
year-old child of Mr. and Mrs. Farren, re-
siding on Pine creek, near Chico, was
drowned in that stream
The Anti-Chinese League of Butte county
will hold Convention in this city on the
Sth of May.
On Saturday, at Jacinto, young man
| named O'Brien was injured severely by a
gunshot. He pulled his fowlingpiece muz-
zle first from a wagon.
| The flower festival TO be held in this city
| this week promises to be grand success
1t will be the first that has ever been held
| in this part of the State
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20

OST-A GREEEIsH YELLOW CAN n
~ nary Bird; light spot on top of head; sS5ss,
Is me singer and very tame. A liberal1 sASS
reward Will be paid to the finder, at TOI SKIN
street. an1O-3t
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SAS Francisco, April 10th -Ex-Attorney-
A. Il. Hart, of Sacramento, was in this city
to-day OF business connected with the
Omega Isine, concerning which Master in
Chanceiy Houghton is taking testimony.
This is one of the ACTORS growing out of
hydraulic mining, and it is alleged that the
owners of the mine have violated the de-
cree issued by United States Circuit Judge
Sawyer, prohibiting the working of mines
in This State by the hydraulic process.
Master in Chancery Houghton was to-day
engaged in taking testimony on the part OF
the anti-hydraulicbers.
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A GENTS WANTED-AT ONCE, FOR A NEW
"a and iast-selling article. Apply at $40 X
street. opposite Red Mems Hall ar2O-it
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HACKS ON CALL AT ANY HOUR, -
IL day or night. Coupe, Phaetons Il "a
Rockaways, Barouches, Bicycles. with a1-@l
the best roadsters TO BE found in any Livery
Stable On the coast, for hire. Horses kept in
Livery at reasonable rates Livery Stable on
Fourth street, between and J. mTtf
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Twelve Years in Prisos-The Bell Habeas
Corpus Gases.

Los ANGELES, April leth.-Jesse Evans.
convicted q few days ago of an attempt to
commit rape on girl OF 9 years, was SEN
fenced TODAY to twelve years IN the peni-
Tertiary. He is So years old.
The habeas corpus cases of Horace Bell,
for contempt of Court, were taken before
Judge BrunsoE this afternoon and con-
tinued until one week from to-day. Judge
Brunson recommended the attorneys on
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-04-20

WANTED-0NE BLOCK OF LAND, IN
w the outskirts of the city. Address p. O.
Box "a, stating locality and price. Will pay cash.
ap2O-It
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NEH ADVERTISEMENTS.

A. D. u. Why of The Valley Lodge,
No. II, ID. OF H.. viii meet in Changers Hall, THIS
(1uesday) ENENI SG, at S oclock, for general
business All members are cordially invited to
attend MkS. u. WENTWORTH, G. OF H.
ANNE Ash Recorder apoQ-its
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Echo zamorskie.

Austry0cEi Rad zaprowadza
move karabiny tax zwanc ,reperty-
erowo" W caiej armii. B7dzie to
troche grosxa kosztowafo i to IL
milion6w ztr. Takiej ogromnej u
my i bogaty kraj cd razu wypfacid
ME mole: ola tego tel j Austrya
~roziotyfa to sumo ma lat 6 i co rok
bedzie wydawaia pc 2 pot miliona
ma owe karab;ny. Naturalnie co
rok Judy austryackie beda musiaiy
sumo to dosypac swojelj kieszeni
w kszta}cie podatkow. Talkie
karabiny rcpertyerowo zaprowa-
dziiy .juk W ARMAGH swoich Niemcy
i Francya. Wynalazf je inzynier
Mannlichcr, ich doskonafos6 pole
ga ma TEN, re s%trza}y jedne pc diu-
gich bardzo szybko sic powtarzaja ia;
Rad ich nazwa nrepertyery" Minuta
ma 60 sekund, a repertyery dada
ma minute 80 do 40 strzafow, to INA
czy, ze aofnierz co dwie sekundy,
z czasem ~jeszczc szybciej da strzai
ieden. Co to "a rzez must nastapiG
prey TAX %morderczej broni! Jtsz-
cze ma poczatku tego wieku, "a Ma
p%o!eonu, wojny trwafy lata; z" ma
szych czasow licza je JUL ma miesia
&c, tersz bqda je liczyli ma tygodnie,
DO PREY takiej broni W kilku 60
dzinach jodna armia powystrzela
drpga p6jdzie daiej 2 repertyerami
ma inne korpusy. w wojnie austria
kiej pruskie %iglic6wki [cindnadlel
uchodzity ia broh najdoskonalsza.
Teraz iglicowki "a mic, - reperty-
cry wzieiy gore. Iglicowki kosz,
towaiy miliony, reper.yery j~sszczs
wiecej, a gdy przyjdzie do novel
wojny lub tel ME przyjdxle do tego,
moze kto wymysli doskonalsza
broh, wtedy repertyery pojda W
kat j nova broh n%astunie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

w Richmond, Pa, ma konwen
cyl Zwiazku Rycerzy Piracy, zostaf
Powdorly ma nowo jednog}osnic
wybruny wielli:m mistrzem zwia-
zku. Pred zamknieciem kon-
wencyi z%obowiazat PowderIy sic
bio i wszystkich nowowybranych
urzednikow 90 .jak najsurowszeij
wstrlcmicziIw SCI.
ksiaze Lu4wik Napoleon, ku-
zyn krola wiosh'eso j wnuIe ii e.
romina Napo!cona, w podi o4y
~swo.ie.i naokoio swiata, PREY byi
oncgdaj do Chicago i stanat W
hotciu Grand Pacific. ksiQze
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Polaey w Turcyi.

W ar,nH twechiej W randze
generate dywizyi sfuzy Pclak Bilih-
ski M,had pascal, ktory przrz lat
Z byf komisarzem turect<im W TO-
fiji. w konstantynopolu nadt" .iest
killsu lekarzy Poiakow a nv prowln
cyl kilkunastu PoIakow iuzyn!e'ow.
Naizamoznicj-zym zas w Konstan-
ty nopolu Polakiem jest p. Copper,
kt6ry tam micsAka cd lat 30, ma
wielkic kopalnlc marmuru boraksu,
oraz dziewieG statkow pzrowych M
Busforzc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Polscy ksleza W Ameryce.

Wediug ,Wiadomoscl k"scieI-
nych' PRAGUE W Stunaeh Zjcdno,
czonych p]o1nocnrj AmcryN 81 ksie
BY peslkich W przc~zlo los kosc'o-
iact, kapllcach hub stacjach pol
skich, jest atoli wiclc ~jeazcze osad
polspich boz ksiqSy poIski@h. Me
masa wickszygo m,"stu, gd4isby
po!acy me pracowali, a hsiqzy
poIskich tam mnto.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
A
"a ~paiGziernika.

Sobotni bal grupy Zwiazko-
wei ,,Zgodo" niezupe}niea sic
powiodf q powodu deszczu,
ktory wielu powstrzymaf W
domu. Gosci zamie;scowych
ME by]o wcale. To jednakae
ME popsulo humcru naszej
m~lodziezy, j mianowicie p}ed
piekna powiada, re sic do
brze zabawi}a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

podro1uje. incognito pod naz
wiskiem hr. Monculieri.
- Ma tykiecis dcmokrackim
" Chicago postawiony jest jako
kandydat M posfa do legislatury
2l3 obwodu Kr6l kaszubski And.
rzej 1Kur. Go n%asz!!j
Detroicka Rrawda donosi, Il
silna burEa z~nacznie u%szkodzifa
tam polski kosci6i bw. Wojciecha,
gdyz wzrusxyia znacznie cd fun
damcnt6w .jego wieAa i Geese
niej zerwala.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
DULUTH.
20 paZdZiernika.

Byf tutaj Cenzor Grygla-
szewski ma fair i swietnie
byi p~rzyjmowanym przez Po-
lakow. Pc jego %przemowie Ii
czni rodacy przystapili do
Zwiazku. Jezli l,ak adalej poi
die, to zaskilkasmiesiecysli cz.
ba czlonkojw wzrosnie do 5000.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Ameryka.

Ameryka.
Demokraci W Pittsburghu
postawili jake kandydata ma
posla do Kongresu p. Gilber-
ia T. Rafferty,.
Znakomity polityk z South
Carolina donosi, ze ludnosc
tamtejsza JUL ochlone}a z pre-
razenia, jake tam dotqd pa
nowafo skutkiem trzesienia
ziemi i ma nowo zaczyna sic
zajmowac politykq.
w stanie Minnesota skon-
czono niedawno spis liczebny
lndyan z szczepu Sisseton
Sioux i przes&ano go rzadowi.
Znajduje sic pomiedzy Siouxa-
mi 648 mezczyzn i 78S ko-
bet. Ogolna ich liczba wyno-
81 1910. lndyanie ci zajmuja
sic takle ro1lnictwem i chodu-
ia r64nogatunkowe zboze, po-
siadaja 500 koni i mulow,
443 sztuk byd}a i uprawiajq
5798 ARROW roll.
Il Washingtonu nadchodzi
wiadomosc urzedowa, ze mi
mister spraw wewnetrznych
r%ozporzadzil, ably $4,000 a.
krow ziemi, pofoAonej W dy-
strykcie Wallalla Wallalla IVA
shington) wzdfuz kolei Mort
hern Pacific pc czesci rozda-
no osadnikom, pc czesci spree
dano.
Sekretarz wojny rozporza-
dill, ably uwiezionego Geroni.
mo i IA Indyan posfano do
fortu Pickens, Fla, a II ko.
bet, 6 dzieci j 2 szpiegow
do fortu Marion, Fla.
Rycerze piracy ustanowili ma
zjezdzie w Richmond roczna
peusya p. Powderly ma 5000
dol, zas peusya skarbnika
sekretarza ma dol. 1000. Czfon.
kowie Komitetu wykonawcze-
go bedq pobierali dol. 4 dzien'
ME i koszta podrozy bede i'm
odszkodowane,jezeli bedzie Ia
danem.
w Richmond skohczyt sic
juz sejm delagatow Rycerzy
Piracy. Pomiedzy innemi rezo-
lucyami przyjeto nastepuiace:
Zarzad Zwiazku Rycerzy Pra-
cy bedzie sic staraf 0 alaska
wienie Z anarchistow, ktorych
skazano W Chicago ma powie-
szenie, lubo wogole Rycerze
Piracy mic ME maja wspolnego
z anarchistami i niepochwala-
ia tego, lie p6jedyhcze osoby
sierra nauki, sprzeciwiajqce
sic prawom krajowym. Ryce-
RE Piracy mniemajq, lie spo-
soby pokoj,we So najleps2emi
i naipewniejszemi srodkami do
zaprowadzenia potrzebnych re-
form.
W Chicago wydai sedzia
Prendergast W zeszty czwar-
tex rano rozllaz aresztowania
nrnosuln so seduinnu wuhnr.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28

Winohski Bank Narodowy
The National Bank of Winona.
Kapitaf stafy 100000
Godziny bforowe cd 9 rano do 4 pc pok
Urzednicy:
L. G. Porter, prezydent,
G. 81. Porter, wiceprezydent,
b. D. Hubert, kasyer.
Dyrektorzy:
L. G. Porter,
Chas. Horton, John Latsch.
r. D. Cone, Tom. Wilson,
G.. II. Porter, E. D. Hubert.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Niemiecka Apteka
Lauer iAndin
sprzedaje %czastkowo

SPfzcddJc ozF5cN0"0
Drogerye, Leki Chemikalia, FAIRLY
Oleje, Pokosty i. t. d.
Czyste wilma i likiery Ia u2ytek lc'
karski.
Drzewo farbierskiei materially far
bierskie W ogole.
Ia sumienne przyrzqdzenie lekarstw
tudziea ich dobroc dale sic gwarancy1.
Naroznik 3ej i Franklin ulicy:
Winona Mimi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-10-28
Winoliski Bank OszczednoSci

vVinomski Bank OszczednOSci
The Winona Servings Bank
Druga I'll. miedzy Main Centre.
Bank ter bedzic placif proccnt Cd
wszelkich dcpozytow, poczawszy od jcdnc.
20 dolara, Cd | gruduia 1885 +. nada].
Wypo2ycza picniadze ma nierucho
mosci..
CzIonkowic komitctu:
VIM. W-ndoMl, ~prczydcnt,
G. A. Morey, Wiceprezydent,
Il. A. Rising, sllarbalk.
FL. M. Kinney, r.. Basiord
j. II. Jenkins o. Camp.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09
The WIND on TIE HILL.

" rsoc' >, tho summer HIr
Winch s'",l- down the chestnut walk.
Ntr" th" children ar" playing there,
Ehdr ioycr- HEuJ'r and tax
Bat thc "3Ed on the hli for In".
Aud Ihc met acrn-- The dr"n.
Mud iiro ~ ght light over ne s"a.
And fhips coming home 10 ,u' town.
Oh mcrry thr SUNNI .tTani.
wn~rc ua.c- wash IN al one feet,
kui tie" U.ycs and Cni.Gr"a -tau1
And wasfur thcfshUu. feet
But ga. wind on the hi tor nae.
hud ti" INST h"rO-- the d"su.
Mud iL~ strong light over - -"A.
huc fhiIs coming home =" ~" town,
Uk' -fet.4y III" ra-i!" tower.
NJ H. CEDAR. dnrt aud -tltl.
Ghc,r rhp-,- come t,ak st midnight hour
And tho ,nia day .uu fnii~ Oh %
I:ui the wind on the hII tor me,
hrd a." rni-' scfD-- the do.n.
hHi ihc wsld iigui over "a" -"t.
Hni lhr -hnp- coming home Ia The Lawn
Rni s,i''nu ia" graz church sI.r"
Il sc",i Ipckirg DOWN
Vdh ~ ~"nihrr-Iau typed with fire.
Asihc sun -"i- ny"r The t"wu.
I.n, ihs wind on ih" hil tor rp".
Aud The Iur-i across III" down.
And tho golden ip hi over in' -"a.
Aud .nip- going out from tho town
I1iCrr'. u grave by ia" old church door.
THAT rhnrgci M Tia" world "nr day,
AZ 81 ir IL" INST from The moor
Sc-,.- .p n I ir"k that sag
Eu, tho WIND on the hGli for mc.
Aud a.. INST across the down.
Though tIs. light - md uu the sea.
And IA" s,' - x" uut ir"In ia" town.
sshGcbiiiIkr 4. de on the hIli
ss.nnr drr 81 ih.. rIn goes down.
Aud ttr wsui. blowing -tronE Hnd chill.
Drives out Via" IA Us from the town,
1ta the wind on the EIIi for Ine,
Au,i IA. rni~t- may irr below:
Ti.rrr.u glad light over rh" scn.
And u .crr"i iuT me to know
-InhSIn 4. Mayo.
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

Tho RuinOuS Froaks of tho De.
ceased King of Bavaria
tSo~ Wagner. Royal Patron INDUCED His
Fast" for Nu>ic-A Visit to IIi~ Cor
Ecous Palace with Count otto,
Now Nominal King.

Many account, nf the ccc"ntricitic,
of Ludwig. ih" Mad King If Bavaria.
Iair,v deceased. have found their way
ini" print during the past four months.
fnt much more of an interesting nat
are vet rrmain> unknown outside the
of Che royal paiarc Itself. The petty
monarch pr"fli.acy which extended
fr"m Che very beginning of his reign till
:. few weeks a"". finally ended in
bankruptcy and financial collapse. IL
ana, prove of interest to inquire in'n
si,.. rauSr. which combined Ia brinr
about this state of affairs. more cSpcc-
Ial!, ~ some of them arr of IN enter
tanning aud novel character.
Gen years AZ" | WAS for three
n"nihs y resident Of Munich. and
.sr.onG th" many acJnaintanc formed
.InrInG that period | became quite
tnt.matc with the King, uncle. Count
otto. Before entering directly upon
abe subject of this art Ia. let me say 4
9ord ~ 10 this uncle otto. H.. was u
-~'charactcr' of Munich, and hi, nat
siral p~rculiari,icS of person aud dress
.y..rc rendered the more conSpicous
from tho fact of his royal connection.
TO see This man Yer sin feet tall.
and weighing not more than one
hundred and twenty five pounds
walkIn. down Macmillan street
WA sight which. once irhrld
never would fade from memory.
Ms shape WAS a source of exceeding
ronccrn 10 himself. and a prricc;
-.tircu>" to the onlooker. His upper
Zip supported an immense mu>tachr.
dyed ~, ebony black. and waved ont
- needle points al either side; a heavy
shock of curl, black hair. lonr and
"cl! oiled and ,rrfumcd. covered 4
nairow and small head. aud in turn
ANS >~urnountri t., very d~imiuu;iyr
.la,k green felt hat. set ~jauntily on onr
SID of thc head; the shoulders padded
M:i square, the frnck-co... drawn tight
3, wEh one Tuition ut the waSp-likc
Wm~,. While the lapci> were thus forced
aside. revealing an elaborated, rufrrd
>h,ri bosom SIT oil with diamond studs.
Add 4" this \ heavy gnld-hcadcd cane.
SWING with wantnn cartlr>sncS>. and a
-uu in walking which can no. better
describe than ~ the ..Eowrry sn,,--
-rr." aud a faint idea Of OTTO can h.
gathered.
n.S,,. bo.,,;,;o IA.
WAS 4 h~ind-hc,r,cd fellow and w;.b :,
Hal, humorinr of his uh;uS o,,fuua
s,m farircm an undesirable cnmpanion.
He WAS = patron Of the different cafes.
and it vas in the tiiiiarI-room If tn,
MAMMALIAN Cafe that | made his AZ
.r.,ntsnc.. Al first | rather c>n,r-
need n feeling of aw, \, heinz mira
.lnvrd TO so great a hlu,-hlo,i. I'm, the
perfect ~uonrhalancr with whi.h he
conducted himself while We PLAYED ou-
,ir>, game o: billiards together speed
l. set me at ease. sni it soon
game to be a part of our every
.,a,'> programme t. have three or
The Red Cloud chief., 1886-07-09

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