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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-06-08

THE HILL-AvERY MATTER yesterday
afternoon Maggie J. Hill swore out
warrant before Judge Henry for the arrest
of S. w. Austin for falsely and feloniously
personating another, in representing to
County Clerk Hamilton that he was one
ii. c. Avery, obtaining marriage license
under that name, and verifying his claim
to the name by affidavit. She also
swora to complaints against Eugene Avery
and J. c. Mc(iinniss. charging them with
conspiracy with S. w. Austin in obtaining
said license under false name, and assist
ing him in verifying
The HowARDs.-The report of the How
ard Benevolent Association for May shows
10 men. 81 women and $50 children-mak-
ing total of 206 persons-assisted during
the month by the granting of go grocery
dispensations, 80 articles of clothing, 10
articles of household furniture, l9 orders
for wood, u rents paid, % miscellaneous
orders, 10 pairs of shoes and cash dona-
tions-making a total of So dispensations.
A number Of cases have occurred during
the month where the parents have deserted
their children and left them TO the care OF
charity.
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FrsE CONNECTIONS, ice cream, water ices
cakes. etc., at W. F. Peterson's, go j.
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Ice CREAM, all fayors, at Peterson's. $40 ]
street.
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MARRIED..

LEAVE your orders for ice cream, water
ices. etc, at Petersons, $40 street.
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AN INSANE MANS FooT-RAcE-Deputy
Constable McKinstry, of Gait, brought to
the county Jail yesterday morning an in
sane man named John Haley. The latter
was subsequently examined by the Com
miSsionerS OF Lunacy and committed 10 the
Stockton asylum. Deputy Sheriff Karcher
started with him for the depot late in the
afternoon to catch tibet train, but Just as they
left the jail Haley broke away from the
officer and ran down | street. The Deputy
Sheriff is not as good a pedestrian as he
was in the old volunteer fire department
days, and the fugitive would probably have
been in San Francisco before Matt. got to
Suisun, but Deputy Sheriff Fuller went
after the runaway in buggy, and found
him i'll Justice Haines office, on Fifth
street, between | and J, where he was hid
ing behind door. He showed a DISPOSE
ton to fight at first, but thought better Of
it. and Karcher finally placed him on the
train and left with him for his destination.
How IT CAN DE AcCoMPLIsHED.-Man cit
liens complaining of the small number of
the police force, claiming that eleven Off
GERS, which only gives about four on duty at
time, are totally inadequate when the size
of the city is considered Mayor Brown
says he is convinced that there should be
more officers, but he cannot see how they
can be obtained, so long as the salary re-
mains at 500 per month. He believes that
the same amount of money now used If
the salaries were reduced to SIS per month
would give the desired police protection.
As the city charter provides for policemen
being paid 500 per month, the reduction
could only be made after action by the
Legislature in the premises.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
A. NJ. to-day, at the Capital Sign Works,
32l ] street, one bed lounge, parlor chairs,
walnut bedstead, spring and top mat
tresses. whatnot. center table, walnut
chairs. rockers, Wheeler & Wilson sewing
machine, Brussels carpets, bureaus, dining
room and kitchen furniture, crockery and
glassware Also, three painters ladders
and sign
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BusIness Advertisements

By Bell & Co., this morning.
BY W. II. Sherburn, Thursday.
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BOARD OF TRUSTEES.
A Chicago Man Elected Health omcer-
Monthly REPORTS.

n ChIcdSU OHHH rsTecteu
Monthly Reports.
The Board of City Trustees met in regu-
lar session at 10 A. NJ. yesterday, all the
members present.
City Treasurer James n. Porter nade 'ne
following report;
Balance on hand May /, 1ss6....-slSS 300 ,9 20
Received during the month. 2Zoooo %
rotol s4l0069 IS
Paid out during the month.............- l7SSS7 %
IN hand limo 1895 s2SI $50 %
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

simply lack Of push on the part Of the
judges and lawyers, and finally on this
point Is it not youA Judgment that if the
lawyers generally had made the same effort
to secure constitutional convention that
they have to secure the job Of patching for
their own convenience and profit that we
would have succeeded in righting all these
wrongs at once And at much less cost to
the taxpayers of our state.
In conclusion, I will say that am in
favor of all our state officers, our members
of the legislature and our supreme court
all receiving just and reasonable compen-
sation, but insist that one is as important
as the other, and that and that all should
be dealt with alike. Of course it is natural
for the legal fraternity TO protect them
selves 1t should be just as natural and
right for all other classes to do the same.
doubt whether the farmers
and business men Of Kansas under all the
will support this proposition.
But if they do, after full and fair under
standing of the matter, l am satisfied-but
the question is submitted to them, not to
me. for discussion A majority OF the
senator's have agreed to support a propo-
sition for a constitutional convention this
winter. Respectfully. sAaaEs
JNO KELLY
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
WHAT is CHRISTIAN SCIENCE.

The following dissertation concerning
the doctrines of Christian science, was writ
ten for the Chicago Inter-Ocean and is
published by request Of Mrs. S. l.. Dav-
idson, of this city. who is a student of the
doctrines laid down:
This is the question that is agitating the
public, and could they but conceive what
question it is they would not only be asi-
tated in thought, but let that thought 90
Immediately to work in the channels of in
vestisation Christian science is thorough
annihilation of mortal mind. ignoring and
denying its existence as reality or power,
and a spiritual understanding of our true
relationship to God and the nature and
reality of our eternal being The Master
informed ''All flesh is as nothing This
declaration aided to the knowledge,
God is all supreme and there is no other
power" proves to lis that the weuld-be
power of mortal mind, holding the world in
bondage. having throne erected upon
which sits his would-be satanic majesty,
claiming to be all powerful anu deceiving the
children Of men, 1t is from this nightmare
Of mortal thought that christian science
is loudly calling you to awaken to behold
Inc NptufNSueS>S Vi tUes OCASt Suos Su0ft ~"
to the Lamb whose kingdom shall be given
up to Chris,s kingdom, and He. the only
King, the only Il am" the only power.
snail reign forever and ever. If we 60
back to the great heroes who represented
10 us the volume of truth we find tha,
Moses had to annihilste Pharoah; David
put to silence the malice of Saul; Jesus
conquered the enemy; the apostles fol
lowed in His footsteps; Paul carried on the
work and was next TO Christ. the great
est denons;lator Of Christian science.
portraying its magnitude aad beauty
il Ill his work. And now
We have presented to u. the "com-
forter. u1veiling, according TO promise.
the hidden mama. leading Us 10 into truth:
aud now that Christian science is heralding
It's mission Of mercy and unioing the yoke
and bonds from many wornont Traveller;
ard whs; must error do dut OF old strive 10 .
scale the standard of truth 1t appears to .
US now in the form of the ''grea: red drag /
on. whose doom is sealed, whose time Is \
short. who must in deed and in truth find I
its final home In the .bo;iomle-ss, for i; IS
the voice of truth who u;ters, II will pur-
sue thee until thou all be destroyed" This
opposite of Christian science. which Is
aroused BY the desire of error 10 perpeiua;e
itself, is the so-called animal magnetism or
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
WHY YlKYE YOU.

Written for the EAGLE.
Ask of the sun, why he kisses the flowers,
Birds, why they sing in the green leafy bow
erS,
Waves, why they fondle the tinted sea-shell
Let them answer, and then, dear,
Perhaps can tell.
Ask of the wind that careSseS the trees
Why he whispers SO lovingly low, and then
these
Why they shelter the grasses that grow in
the dell,
Let them answer, and then, dear,
Perhaps can tell.
Ask of the rain drops and sparkling dew,
NO doubt they will tell it for me and for you)
Why they make of each blossom q nectar
filled well,
Let them answer, and then, dear,
Perhaps can tell
Ask of the fair sky the depth of its blue,
Ask why the stars shine SO constant and true,
Ask why the moonlight to earth gently fell,
I.et them answer, and then: dear,
Perhaps can tell.
)ne more, ask the river that flows to the sea
Why it plays with the pebbles in turbulent
glee,
Why rney both kiss the sands as the tides
ebb and swell,
Let them answer, and then, dear,
Perhaps can tell
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS
For tho Seventh Congressional District.

Attica, Harper couaty Monday. Oct is. at 7:s' p m
Speaker, $. r. Peters, W. S. Morris. j. ". Haugny
aad f. Il. Allen.
M. Speakers s. II. Peters, I. A. NcEeai, T. Hatfield
and J. W. Hamilton.
Medicine Lodge. BARRIER county. Wednesday, Oct.
70, as 1:H D. M. Speakers, s. Il. Peters, }. A. Ray. g.
Y. Smelling and Tim McCarty.
Wellington. sumner county. Thur sCay. October q,
at 20 .. IN. Speakers S. X. Peters. G.. W. Clements,
A. W S.sith, " i. Stanley. Tim McCa.ty and E. b.
Allen.
p. "a. Speakers, 5. L. Peters. j. T. EalioveI. Frank
S.lette. q. W. Clement. j. w. Eauiii,on and Tin
GcC.rty.
4 NcNoi!
wsinat city. Rash county, Monday. Oct. ~, At 30
r. Spcastls. s. u. Peters. q. w. Ainocks, ). A.
Il. crosse. R,isl county. Tuesday. oc q. at ..9op.
ohaE ra..n and F'ivr AoCarty.
ficNrrsp,., R@Gp county, Tuesc1y, OCT. -. AZ 1tl
z. n. SPEAKERS, Frank Gillette Gso. =. orher and
st Jcia Stafford county rAur,l.y. oc. ., at :: 0
T.. ~. SlcaSe's 8 K. rot2ra: =. Q. Davidson and
luia. Sfstt COUNTY. Friday. Oct: - ii 80 p. IA
Speaker. s. Z. ".tt-s, 3. Q. Davidson, Frank oil
lilinwG,,i. Parton couaiy, Friday. Oct - at 80
r. n. S,'eaSols. =. i. Ha.to"eL, u. NLitcsidc a~'
isxln. Firlcy County. Friday, Oct. %, - 1gon
s,soaic:s L. q. Kelley, 81. L. Brown acI J. V.t;a
Kinsn.an, klnrirail county. sa.uriay, oct. a. u
T = Tsylos r. fatieil nj J. " FEanshey.
m. s,easers. II, 3, Eehey, ". i, Brown. Hen
NeNtoa harvey County Monday, Nov /. a. 40 7.
NJ. spesks b, 5. +. Peters, G.; a Clement, Jsines
STANLEY.
4 ian .'terdsnce s reorested at all ,hcs. meet
ines Toe i:sacs OF the teUr VIII bc ably and tsor-
". x. LAfHT. u. +. CEIAFHsN.
sec-etery. Car'n, TX C.m.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
THE JUDICIAL AMENDMENT.

To the Editor Of the Eagle
GODDARD, Oct. 16.-I assure you am
astonishcd at the reply of our distinguished
friend, II. c. Sluss, to my article on the
constitutional amendment. He says: Il
am sorry that the senator did not announce
in unn,istakable terms his own views upon
so important question. He voted for the
submission of the proposition and thereby
affirmed that ii should be adopted; and it
seems reasonable that he should be now
able TO explain his vote"
OF course it does: and here it is Wonld
you have me submit to an intelligent peo-
pie, in whom l had full confidence, ques-
ton in which they had deep iuterest, and
before they had an opportunity of even
hearing or discussing that question: step in
and decide it myself? Did you, while on
the bench, when great questions were sub
raitied to you, allow any lawyer at the bar
10 decide it for you, or dictate your de-
cision. Such nonsensel
/ was perfectly willing to submit this.
as all other important questions, to ''The
people l might have made mistake,
they never do.
Again you say II will assert there is
not an Intelligent and industrious farmer in
tie State who does not accumulate more
wealth each year than either of the Judges"
VIII you be kind enuugh to tell me how
many farmers there are in Sedgwick
county, or in the State of Kansas, tia, has
made this year $3.50. Don't you know
that the 'Drouth and Chinch bug" stuck
every farmer in Kansas. Il is certainly
not true thet either Of these calami,i.s
stuck the supreme court, especially "A
drouth Taey may have never been ''Ac-
cusei' Of this before?
l voted for the submission CT this ques-
ton TO the people in order thst they might
discuss it ard oe prepared OF election day
10 vote Observation-Disclosures: 10 dictate to
them, moi even to persuade them, but
simply AID plainly 10 refer the whole sub
joct matter t. them.
Let TIC ssk Judge Sluss what evidence
had he ordinary business nan and farmer
in this locality that our supreme court WAS
an distress. either financially or over work.
As his letter in yesterdays EAGLE is the
first intimstion many of Us have had Of any
such troub,e
Is there an aciua! increase Of business. or |
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

COMrLIAESTARY TO BLAINE.

From tie Cour,c.l Bluffs SoagsreE-
New jersey held her Republican .tate
con Ten:ion las. week. end wnea y ..lisrp
W Phelps mentioned the name o. .!arnes
G.. Blaine and predicted that he would be
the successful candidate il 1898. the con-
ven;ion vas CT is feet in al inst.nt. sad
the delegates we're cracking their threats
with enthusiastic applause. This Il sH
very well aad highly complimentary 10
the rls iestic salesman. AID shows tha. Re
pubIicanisul i aiiTe and anxious f0T az
other trial OF strength With the opposition,
but there Is woTl, for the personal follow
ing OF .f-. Biaine bsyold the cheering al
the mention of a, narne II o2vrnltoa
New JsrseT f9r instance. fgilesi 70 give hss-l
his elec:orisl vote IN 81 By 4,g)o vose>
Let /, demonstrate - tbs safes ih1t yaEe
him the electoral vote ihai IN ls-e j; vii.
be in the Republican ii1e- Lei il stow
this fact by eiec;ing tie RtpU J!icxn ticket
this fall and ner; and lei Il her csE.s ifsio
the nsiion.l convention with i-s delegate
instructed for james g. Blaine. and Ioys2
.ha; no, oniy voted for kr Blaine IN the
convention OF ~, BAT also il the ELECTORAL
college. will second the nomination
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

malicious mesmerism. It's most subtle ar
gument is the claim to be of the truth and
for the truth, and teachers and pupils OF
Christian science, rs taught by Mrs Eddy
Of Boston, in its purity ard power. art
only true who follow ont her rules and in
structions. and those who are honestly
teaching and demonstrating Christian
science are those who are 10y
al to her and loyal to the
requirements of science and honestly and
conscientiously going onward and upward
through demonstration, clcavins asunder
every error that clogs our footsteps. brush
ing the cobwebs away, and with clarion
notcs presenting to the world the realities
of life, truth and love-
1t is in the second chapter Of H. Peter
that gives us the prophecy, There shall
be false teachers among you. who privily
shall bring in damnable heresies Sven deny
ing the Lord that brought them, and shall
bring upon themselves swift destruction;
and many shall follow their pernicious
ways, by reason Of whom the way of the
truth shall be evil spoken of, and through
covetOusness shall make merchandise Of
you" ETC. 1t is dreadful doom, and there
are many in this very city who have been
taught Christian science in its purify
who have turned away from the
truth and are fulfilling this prophecy.
To all such Paul said 1T were better
had they not known the way, than to have
known it and departed from IT," And
again it is said, Many arc called but few
are chosen. Grievous to say these are
gone asray, plotting against the truth. and
shall have TO b-e brought back through
great tribulatioa. Lei our people beware
of the wolves in sleeps clothing" and if
they want to find the "Way. the Truth
snd the Life. " lei them seek il in its purity
Be warned ard know from whom you are
healed and taught. The sound of truth
bears with it no error and is sweet 10 the
ear. and when properly Taught or science
lluminates our bible, and then 7ve grow
through understanding 10 Tue righteous
ness, JOY ard peace that Paul knew. ios.
The peace that passeth understand
ng" hope | am proving daily
through demonstration mat it Is the way
Jesus taught, and ives myself RAISED from
hopeless disease By genuine disciple Of
Christian science Aud when we ask what
S this science We can only say it is the work
If eternity 10 gather its precious pearls. and !
l - tuS S1t~"hs W i.iAAi.'i'AAi', aa.i'A et~1
,ity. and Blessed il he that goesh in there |
4, for he shall have right TO the tree OF |
ife, and enter in through the gates into the |
:ity." No conscientious Christian student |
an 90 out from her class and follow her
directions strictly without realizing for |
themselves a rich harvest of reward and /
ulfillment OF the promise in james; 'B,es-
ed are the doers Of the work" And our !
il this, God Is all, aad there !
. none hut Him"
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
COUNTY REpUBLIcAN MEETINGS.

Under the auspices of tie swici county central
committed:
E.,le towuslip Monday night. Oct. 18th. Speakers
W =. Norris and .. II. tentl"'.
Grant township, TUESDAY night, Oct. lOih. SPEAK
ers, W =. .lOfris and q II. Bentley.
Lincoln township, Wednesday night, Oct. 10Th.
Speaker o. II. Bentley.
Salem township. Wednesday, Oct. 9hh Speakers,
W s Morris Il j. c. mccoy.
Kechi township. Thursday, oct 2lst Speakers, w
T. Stanley ana others.
Clos srwlter Friday. Oct. 22l Speak rs Col. J. L.
Hail ,seii and ". $. Norri~. l.sQ.
f:rrcn'vicp. Monday, q, 3, 18th. Speakers, j. d.
Caldwell and Others
We, toyg..sal,, Monday, oct 25th, Speakers. c.
Eeed ESQ. and VI. :. Morris
Derby utS'is.y oct. 2jth. ". :. Morris, ct al
Frie townShip Tuesday. Oct. 26th. Speakers j. +.
Campbell, ct al.
nyiaun, sAship wednesday, Oct 2sth Speakers
G Reed auG 4. q. Armstrong.
Mol, township, Wednesday. Oct. 9Th Speakers.
j. Z Campbell, ct al.
Cneney Thursday night Oct. 2Sth. Speakers. Hon.
= Hatfield. Col. !. L, HalloH2ll aud ]. T. Campbell,
ESQ.
valley Ceat-r. ii iag, Oct. 21tt. Speakers Col J.
X Haow-i. Hon. 7 p. Wall aud ]. 7 Campbell, ESD
Wichita Monday, NV. ist. Speakers from abroad
vi be ia Attendance; also our best local speakers
viii discuss the issues.
Il TAYLOR, Chairman.
W 4. ,fClf..r', Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

The latest discovery, and one that inter
ests the people Of Wellington, is the find
ing Of salt in the hole that is being sunk
for coal. This certainly will prove to be a
profitable find. and the people may expect
soon to consume the salt of their locality
for when coal is asked for salt is given.
This is prophetic of a boom, and now an
opportunity is presented for our enterpris
ing capitalists to show their spirit.-Wel-
lingtOn Postal Card,
If the Postal Card will refer to the back
files Of the EAGLE it will see that the week
that the proposition was adopted to sink
that hole the EAGLE told Wellington that
they would find no coal. but that they
would, within six hundred OK thousand
feet, find saline waters infused with gyp-
sum taste and some gas. The salt water
found is probably of little commercial
va1up
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
REPUBLICAN MEETINGS.

The state Central committee have made the fol
lowin, { ! poiItracnts for southwest Kansas up t.
date:
senator Juin Ingalls, and others viii address the
paLii, the political issues Of tie day, at the fol
lowing times ard places:
Anthony. Wednesday, October q, 1885, at $50 p. M.
Senator Plumb and Others viii address the people
or the political issues of the day at
Mcpherson. Monday. sept, q. at 10 p. M.
Local committees are requested 10 make all neces
exry rIai gemeGs for all these meetings. Posters
furnished by this committee.
Ry order Of the central committee,
L. BON eRRskE. HENRY BkANDIEY.
Chairman. Secretary
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

to enumerate. But last spring, in talking
in this same strain, the EAGLE sent out anG
gathered up in single day, all of Wich
ita's manufacturing interests. including
her mills, founderies, furniture makers,
planning and sash and door, harness and
wire fence, marble and printing, pumps,
ETC., ETC., and we found that We had five
hundred and twenty-scvcn people directly
employed in our various manufactures.
Since that time we have had several new
lines added while all of the old lines have
increased their force, and all, without a
single exception, are fully employed and
doing we'll.
In conclusion, whenever wild eyed cit
izen rushes upon you with the startling an
nOuncement that ne has just learned that
by raising a modest bonus. very large
cannon foundry and glucose factory can be
secured for Wichita. ring your chestnut
bell On him and 60 about your business.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

Mr. Blaine has good story about Cen
crai Grant, who once visited Maine and
rode through the state with Ex-Governor
Washburne and its favorite son. Wash
burne was boastng Of Names glories, when
General Grant, nudging Blaine, said: Il
believe Maine is a great corn state; some of
the corn patches we've passed through re-
mind me Of the cornfields in Illinois, in
which man on horseback cannot reach
the tasscls.' Washburn did not for mo-
ment see that in one case the horseman
could not reach up to the tassels and in the
other case he could not reach down to
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

The Newton carriage factory. to which
the town gave $40, 600, has been closed by
the sheriff. Ell Dorado Republican.
The EAGLE was severely criticised for
not standing by the proposition to give that
bonus to the same concern Our answer
was that the city Of Newton would either
lose her bonus or own the factory inside of
two years. AL enterprise or concern that
cannot with one.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

The report of Grand Secretary Burdette
shows that there are now in Kansas 2SS
lodges of Odd Fellows, twenty-five new
ones having been organized during the
year, with a membership of 13,O21. The
receipts of the lodges the past year have
been $4,000 80, and the disbursements
S94, ,172 20; Of which $S2, ,e24.S4 went for
expenses, leaving $1S,S24.S S4 for relief.
The grand lodge is to meet at Wichita next
year
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

Maxwell, the condemned murderer. who
il awaiting execution in st. Louis, is said
to have become completely unnorvcd, anti
to show in every movement his distress.
Ee rolls and losses all night, talks and
starts ia his sleep. and il said to be haunted
by vision of tie murdere Prel,er.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17
GOV. MARTINS APPOINTMENTS

Governor Martn viii address the people at the FOL
lowing times and places. being supplementary ap
pointmcn:s. EK- nor Thomas A. Osborn VIII Ge
with him at each of the appointments:
Howard-Wednesiay, Oc )ber q.
E,ir-Aa- thursday, ctOD g u.
FL Doradp-triday, October p
Wichita Saturday, October %
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

Lawrence Journal: The Seventh Kansas
district is probably the most populous dis
trict represented in the United States Con-
gress 1t undoubtedly has population
sufficient for two member of congress. The
next census will give very largely in.
creased congressional representation under
the present apportionment
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

The officers # the Alton roal declare
that the moment the Atchison bcsirs 10
build line 70 Cn;cago they vii commence
the construction Of 3 line from Kansas City
west or southwest, IS otherwise it would
not be able to compete for trsffc with the
other roads. all Of which would have iIde-
pendent lines west of the river.
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

That man BrauscCnp pe, II he is what his
home papers represent him to be, must be
sweet-scenied whclo. 4 subscription has
been taken NJ 70 plrchcse clothing for his
old fatncr-in-ia,v. whose money BraEsconlbc
gos. The whiioWas..ing committee should
hide their heads for very shaIne
Wichita eagle., 1886-10-17

Some crank, of the Spies stripe, is VIII
Ing Col. d. r. Anthony anonymous letters
in which lie viii murder Col Anthony
within two weeks The neck Of the mis-
crcant is itching for the ssme halter which,
will ha used q. Chicago