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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-22
A LITTLE OFF.
The President Doesn't Understand the
Sacramento Situation.

Sacramento Situation.
WASHINGTON, March 21st.-Creed Hay
mond was presented to the President yes
terday. In a general conversation the
Democratic victories in Oakland and Sac
ramento were alluded to.
To the establishment of Mr.. Raymond
the Executive displayed a general knowl-
edge of California matters.
= Both cities have hitherto been strongly
Republican, have they not?" he remarked.
:" Yes, both have been regarded as BAN
ner Republican cities" replied Mr.. Hay
mond.
The President smiled, and continued the
conversation in evident good humor.
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wages and the assurance that DoolittIe
would follow on horseback.
The schoolmistress at Vulture wanted to
come to Phoenix with the party but did not
get ready in time and was left behind.
Under Sheriff Murphy, of Maricopa
county, and Sheriff Mulvenon, of Yavapai,
with separate posses are following the trail
of the assassins, but slight hopes are enter
tained of their capture.
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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Santa Ana Citizen Thrown From a We
hicle and Killed.

copyright. 1888, blythe California Associated Press
SANTA Rosa, March 21st.-At 4:3O this
evening, as T. ]. Abbott, an old resident OF
Santa Ana, aged about tifty-f five years, was
driving from home in a blackboard, his
horse suddenly SHE'D at an express wa gon
loaded with plaster-boxes, throwing the
blackboard against corner-post, upsetting
the horse and blackboard, throwing Mr..
Abbott out and striking his head on the
hard ground, fracturing his skull and other
wise injuring him. He died at 7:20 p. NJ,
without having returned to consciousness.
He leaves wife and son, and was quite
wealthy.
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OREGON.
Archbishop Gross FittingIy Celebrates
His Silver ,Jubilee


Copyright, 1855. by the California Associated Press
PORTLAND, March 2lst-Archbishop w.
II. Gross. of the Diocese of Oregon, today
celebrated his silver jubilee, having been
ordained to the priesthood 25 years ago.
Pontifical high mass was celebrated at the
Cathedral of the Immaculate Conception,
Bishop Junger of Vancouver preaching the
sermon.
The Catholic ladies of Portland presented
him with cappa magma, a magnificent
robe of royal purple silk, trimmed with
royal ermine.
Many handsome and rich presents were
received from members of the church in
various parts of the State, and eongratula-
tory kilograms from all parts of the United
States. Tonight a jubilee reception was
held.
Arlington Nearly Burned.
icopyigh. 1855. blythe California issociated Fress.I
THE DALLrs, March 2lst.-The town of
Arlington formerly Alkali), on the Ore
gon Railway and Navigation line, forty
miles east of here, narrowly escaped totsI
destruction by fire this evening. The 6re
caught in Comforts drug store, involved
the whole block, and then extended across
the street and burned half a block there
The total loss is S55, 600, and the insurance
5000 to $50. coo.
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hIEXICO.

The New Loan Causes AN Easy Feeling in
Financial Circles.
CITY OF MEXICO, March 21st.-The gem
eral feeling in financial circles is that the
placing of the loan OF G3, GOO, 900, effected
on Monday will insure prosperous times
in Mexico for several years to come as the
Government will now be able to meet all
its obligations without incurring indebted
ness to the National Bank, aud will have
besides surplus for public improvements.
1t is understood that the Government pro-
poses to invest 81 900, 900 in the drainage of
the Valley of Mexico. The net proceeds
OF the loan will be about $l50,000,O00 in
Mexican currency.
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A suit against the Salt Lake Herald. for
$4,000 damages for libel was begun to-day
fefore Judge Zane. Last November that
paper printed astatement that Charles Low,
of Logan, criminally assaulted half-witted
girl named Lizzie Grant Plaintiff closed
his case with submitting the publication
and denying its truth. The defense will
try to establish the truth of the charges.
and has good many witnesses.
AN OLD woMANs LONELY DEATH.
Mrs. Jane Savage, old and poor, was
found dead in bed here this morning. She
had been living alone. Her death was
found TO be from natural causes.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
STAR MILLS AND MALT HOUSE,

1915 snto 1Sls 1o59 NERoTRS EFTH STREET sa sAcRA "a
prietors Manufacturers of Malt and all kinds
Of Meals. Would call special attention to orr
Kin-dried Cornmeal. Oatmeal etc. Also, deal
ers in Hops, Corks Produce, Grain, Feed and a
general assortment of Brewers Supplies
SgExchange sold on all principal cities in
Europe In
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MONTANA.

The Missouri River Gets on a Rampage
and Overflows the Country.
POPLAR RIVER Mont. J, March 21st.-The
Missouri river broke yesterday. Ice dams
formed, the river overhowed its banks and
the whole river bottom, which includes
millions of acres of land, is inundated for
one hundred miles. There will be great
loss of cattle.
The settlers living in the bottom land
have gone to the hills. The water is the
highest ever known in this vicinity.
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Convicted of Manslanchter.

Copyright 1883. by Tie California Associated Press.I
HEPPNER, March 2lst-The jury in the
case of Crump, for the killing of his
brother-in-law, Barrett, returned a verdict
of manslaughter
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going back to Frisco tomorrow to report
my non-success TO my people have been
unsuccessful before the committees of both
houses, and at the White House."
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Lassen County Mail CHANGES.

Copyright 1855, yhte liforaid associated PresSl
WASHINGTON, March 21st.-Star service
changes have been ordered as follows in
California Camp Ham Station to Susan
vile, from May to October-Leave Camp
Ham Station daily, except Sundays, at 10
A. NJ, and arrive at Susanville by $50 p. M.
Leave Susanville daily, except Sundays, at
4:30 A. M, and arrive at Camp Ham Sta
ton by P. NJ. From November Ist to
April 30th = Leave Camp Ham Station
daily, except Sundays, at 1870, and arrive
in Susanville in twenty-three hous. Leave
Susanville daily, except Sundays, at P. NJ,
and arrive at Camp Ham station in twenty
three hours.
California Pensions.
Copyright 1883, by the California Associated Press.
WASHINGTON, March 21st-California
pensions have been granted as follows :
j. w. Harris, DAVIS Prairie; George Will
Jams, ,Porterville; Thos. Shannon, Los Gatos:
3. Il. kellogg, Anaheim; J. J. Kisser,
Cacheyllle; G. B. Wurtele Lincoln Caro-
llne' widow of A. H. Young, Mariposa ;
francisco A, widow of VIM. Beck, Santa
Barbara; Zenna, widow of S. A. Blythe,
San Jose.
Beacons for California Rivers
Copyright, 1888, blythe California Associated Pressl
WASHINGTON, March 21st-The House
commerce Committee to-day agreed to
report favorably Morrow's bill appropriate
ing $4,000 for the erection of a light on
Roe island, in the Sacramento river, and
extending the jurisdiction of the Light
house Board over the Sacramento and San
Joaquin rivers, and appropriating $4,000
for the erection of beacons.
Nevada's War Claim.
Copyright 1855. oy the California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, March Dist. = Senator
Stewart will present in the Senate to-mor-
row memorial of the State officers of
Nevada, asking that the State be reimbursed
in the sum of 500, $40 for arming and
equipping the l ,1S4 volunteer troops raised
IN Nevada during the war of the rebellion.
stewart has also secured the appointment
OF Ellhu Rupert as Postmaster at Wartner,
Idaho.
Illness of the Chief Justice.
lCopy1gM. 1888, by the California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, March 21st.-Chief Justice
Waite has been i'll for several days, and
there was rumor at the Court to-day that
he was seriously i'll. This is mistake, as
his condition is not at all serious.
Got Coleman at Last.
lcoPyright 1885, by the California Associatel Press
WASHINGTON, March 21st. Secretary
Bayard has recommended the President to
appoint James V. Coleman as Chief Com
missioner to the Melbourne Exposition.
Alaska Territory.
WASHINGTON, March 21st.-The House
Committee on Territories to-day decided to
report the bill for the organization of the
Territory of Alaska.
Butte Postmaster.
WASHINGTON, March 21st.-Charles Fl.
Stokes has been appointed Postmaster at
Inskip, Butte county.
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BIG MONEY,
C. p. Huntington Sues to Recover $780,
900 Loaned Out.

" T. Huntington sues TO Recover 500,
900 Loaned Out.
[Copyright, 1883, by the California AssOciatel Press
New YORK, March 21st-An action has
been begun in the Kings County Supreme
Court by Coils P. Huntington TO re-
cover 100000, naming as defendants
the Equitable Gasiight Company OF
Baltimore, and Henry G. Attrill
individually as trustee for his wife and
daughters. Huntington alleges that Attrill,
with others, organized the Rockaway
Beach improvement Company in 1880. He
advanced the company 100000 on Attrill's
false representation that the whole of the
capital stock had been paid in.
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UTAH.
Damages for a Husbands Death-Impor-
tant Libel Suit.

tant Libel Suit.
Copyright, 1883, by the California associated Press.
SALT LAKE, March 21st.-Wm. Open-
snaw's widow sued the Utah and Nevada
Railroad for $4,000 damages for the death
of her husband, who was killed on that
road while brakeman. The jury to-day
gave her S., 900.
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/ School-Teacher Dismissed.
Diappointed Journalists.

Copyright, 1855, by the California A,sOccted Press.
SANTA ANA, March 21st-Considerabl
indignation is felt here at the action of the
Los Angeles officials in barring reporters
from being present at the hanging of
Anschlag, TO take place at Los Angeles
next month, particularly the representa-
tives of the Santa Ana press.
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copyright, 1888, Byhe California associated Press
SAN RAFAEL, March 21st.-Information
has reached here that Lawrence Flood for
whom warrant has been issued, charging
him with arson, has been arrested at Santa
Rosa.
The Republican County Convention to
elect elegates to the State Convention, will
convene April Sd.
The Board of School Trustees have or
dered an election on the question of levy
ing an additional tax of $500 to increase
the school facilities and establish High
School
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- 9 d q = '

We will sell 800 yards Of Extra Quality, Fancy
Striped SeerSuCker g. cents Der ward.
CENTS.
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Sold By Druggists and Dealers Eseryphre
The Charles a. yogcier Co., BALTIC, Md,
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a Family's Narrow Escape.

ICopyT7gh Io98, 6y he CalLoTnfa Associated Press
ONTARIO, March 21st-The house OF
William Cavanaugh, in North Ontario, oc-
cupied by s. D. Rannells, was totally de-
stroyed by fire at IL o'clock last night. The
inmates barely escaped alive, losing every
thing. The origin of the fire is unknown.
There was no insurance.
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Arlington Nearly Burned.

How woman knows when q shoe vii
tt-She looks at the number,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-22
TWISTED OUT OF SHAPE.

UIstCfti0nS.-Men and women reckiessfy
twist themselves out of shape, and the
follies of fashion and the greater follies
of luxury, persisted in, result in the
few standing straight and the many
bending down. Stern necessity also is
the cruel parent OF the worst cases OF
bodily distortions.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-22
Developing Coal Beds.

TCopy7g' 1855, 6y lle CalfoT7lla As,Ociated Press
FRESNO, March 2lst.-A company has
been formed in this city to, develop exten-
sive coal, gypsum and asbestos beds said to
exist on the west side of the county, near
the Coast Range mountains. The COM
pany has had experienced coal miners at
work, and claims to have found an mex
haustible field of the finest fuel in the
State
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PainS.-But penalty must be paid, and
the same is realized ia sudden, acute
painor a stubborn, dogged ache Those
which atiiict the back are the most
jnsidious or subtitle. They come at
times withoat warning; we rise from a
sitting or leaning posture to find the
back so crippled or strained as to cause
acute suffering; and this is the precursor
OF Lumbago
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PACIFIC COAST.
PARTICULARS OF THE ARIZONA
BUTCHERY.
More Dtabolism in Nevada County-
A Clerical Murderer The
Calistoga Tragedy-Etc.
MORE FIENDIsH WORK

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RrooED-us1os.I
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LU M B

Carriage.-Why so many deviate from
graceful carriage may be accounted
for in as many ways as there are mis-
shapen beings, and even the common
neglect of moderate exercise by lazy
mOrtals is often the cause of lame backs.
MUSCULAR WEAKNESS.
Lame Back.-The spinal column is the
main-stay of the body, which stiffens
ap the straight man or woman, and
nature has provided muscular supports
to hold 1t erect with ease. ALI muscular
weakness is at once either an indication
that the muscles are relaxed or over
strained.
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HOME AFFAIRS.
THE SOUTH SWEPT BY TERRIBLE
HURRICANES.
People Killed and Injured-CgIifor-
MIA Oranges and Lemons
immigrants in Swarms.
CITRUS FRUITS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE nEooRD-uMos:
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TREATMENT.

cure.-As in the chronic stage OF Rheu-
matism, rub the parts afflicted freely
with ST. JACOBS OIL; rub hard and
vigorously, producing warmth, and if
parts in flannel stepped in hot water
and wrung out,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-03-22
a Sudden Death.

Icopyigi' ISIS, By ts California associated FressJ
MODESTO. March 2lst.-This afternoon
Stephen Rogers. a pioneer citizen and capt.
talist, died suddenly of heart disease. De-
ceased was a large land owner in this
county. He was native of New York, aged
66 years.
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Suit Against the Blythe Estate.

SAN Francisco, March 2lst.-[Speeial.l J.
William McCann has filed claim in the
County Clerks office against the Blythe es-
tate for 81, 226, 743, as compensation for an
plaintiff and Blythe to conduct the cattle
business in Mexico.
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ment to fight for $1,000 were signed here
tonight on behalf of Frank Glover, of
Chicago, and Joe McAulife, of San Fran
cisco, Cal. Glover will probably start for
1 California on Tuesday ~
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-24
GIVE

Us a chance to show you our line Of LACE CUR
TAIES Wheu YOU get ready We have an endless
variety. Fast SCOliOped Edge, six yards long, as
Low a. Al cantS a uair
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-24
NO CONSOLIDATION.
The Stockholders of the Natural Gas Co. Of
West Va. Say mo"

The Stockholders Of the Natural Gas Co. o
West Va. Say mo"
A spscial meeting Of the stockholders o
the Natural Gas Company of West Vir
ginia was held yesterday afternoon at The
company's Office in Odd Fellows Block,
The meeting was largely attended, Presi
dent c. w. Bachelor, Secretary Harri:
Buchanan, George Heard and J. /. Buch'
anan being present from P~ittsburg, The
main object of the meeting was to take &C
ton upon the following resolutions:
1st. ResOlred, That the par value of each
share of capital stock Of said company be
and hereby is reduced from 500 to $50.
ID. Res9lued, That the number Of shares
of the capital stock of said company be and
hereby is increased from 10000 shares Of
500 each to 40, 900 shares of $50 each.
Each resolution was read and defeated
by an overwhelming majority without any
discussion whatever.
Another question was brought up by
one of the stockholders, and it opened up a
debate that lasted two hours or more, and
without doubt it was the warmest meeting
that the stockholders Of the company ever
experienced. If one Of the famous city
Council meetings had happened to wander
in during the session it would have sneak
ed of into a corner and withered up. 1t
was enjoyed immensely by those who took
only 3 passive part in the proceedings.
1t is settled now that there will be no
consolidation of the two gas companies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-24
FOURTH STREET NJ. E. CHURCH.
Large and Enthusiastic Meetings Held
Yesterday.

Large and Enthusiastic Meetings Held
Yesterday.
The meetings in this church yesterday
were of the most interesting character.
In the forenoon Rev. s. E. Jones led an
earnest and delightful service of prayer
and testimony. In the afternoon and
evening Rev. Jos. Ii. Smith and Rev. Da-
vid Updegraph were present and the meet
ings were under the direction Of the last
named. Mr.. Smith preached two eloquent
and powerful sermons to large audiences.
His theme was Christian Holiness, " and
he presented this old theme in new and
helpful forms. Altar services of a deeply
interesting character followed the services.
To days meetings will he as follows:
At 10 a. 10. Rev. David photograph will
preach and conduct the service. The many
friends of this famous evangelist will be
glad of this opportunity to hear him. AS
he leaves the city at noon, this is the only
service he will hold. All are urged to at
tend.
At p. m. there will be a prayer and
conservation service.
At 3 p. m. Rev. Joaeph H. Smith will
preach.
ATE m. q young mems meeting will
De held pnder the direction of the Y. M. G.
A. An invitation is extended to all in
terested in young men to he present at this
service. A number of addresses will be
made.
Atsp !. m. Rev. ]. p. Smith will preach.
all are invited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-24
WHAT DOES THIS MEAN,
Newspapers Being Doomed ut the Expense
of the Business Mems Convention.

Newspapers Being Doomed at the Expense
of Business Mems Convention.
The following editorial in yesterday
issue OF the OH, TdHey Manufacturer de.
serves the most careful attention. If there
Is any newspaper or individual bent on
sapping the life out of the proposed bust
ness boom sin the interest Of certain spec
ulstion schemes and for personal aggran-
dizement," both the newspaper and per-
son had better be run down and corralled
without delay. No such undertaking
can afford to be handicapped BY ever a
suspicion of such a thing, let alone so cal
smitcus a reality. But here is the article
itself:
In reply to q correspondent from the
central part Of the State the Manufacturer
would state that the business mems con-
vention called to meet in this city on the
29th inst, was not originated for the pur-
pose of booming newspapers or individuals.
although appearances seem to indicate that
efforts are being made to run it in the in
terest of certain speculative schemes and
for personal ACKNOWLEDGMENT. But these
efforts will all prove abortive. The
convention was endorsed and aided by
business men, for the laudable purpose of
advancing the business interests Of every
portion of the State-McDowell as well as
Monongalia county, and Jefferson as well
as Ohio county. It will be controlled and
run by business men, for the purpose of
promoting, advancing, conserving and de-
veloping all the business interests Of the
entire State and nothing ofa personal or
political character will be tolerated in its
councils. Only those who are honestly
interested in the development OF the bust
ness interests of the State will be on deck.
Il should receive the cordial endorsement
and aid Of the business men of the State.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-02-24
IN A SMALL WAY.
The News Of the Day Pointediy Par:
graphed for Hasty Rsadsr.

The News Of the nay Pointediy Para.
graphed for Hasty Readers.
THERE were two cases before His Honor,
yesterday morning.
THREE deed of trusts were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
Gov. j. j. Woods arrived home from
Washington City yesterday, where he has
been for several days on business.
MARTIN THORNTON has contracted with
Architect Wells to build an addition oil
four rooms to the Cafe Brunswick.
TIE Young Mems Society Of the St.
James German Lutheran Church will give
an entertainment this evening at their
hall. A pleasant time is assured all who
attend.
MANAGER RIKsrER hiss succeeded in
securing 81 c. Miners great Ru, sisr
drama, "Zitka." which has created such
q furore in the East for Thursday evening.
March l. This is a fine piece and superb
company.
A NUMBER OF Wheeling men were sein-
ing up the creek the other night in direct
violation Of the law. Some Of these Of
tenders should be captured and punished
as an example. It might have the effect
Of breaking up the practice.
WM. BROOKS. of the Wheeling Mining
and Manufacturing Company, was badly
bu ned about the face by a natural gas ex.
pIosion in the complny's yard at Forty
first street, yesterday morning. The IN.
juries are painful but not serious.
OFFICERS SHORTS, Wilkie, Carney,
Druschell and Killeen aided Madame
Ships house ef i'll fame last evening. and
captured the madame, i've men and four
girls. Three Of the men were strangers
and put up for their appearance, while the
other two were steerers, one Of whom was
unable to put up.
A LARGE crowd will 20 down to Bel
aire tonight to see the performance given
by the Kendall Novelty Company. at the
Elysisn Theatre, in which some Of Wheel
ing's best talent il 10 figure prominently.
The steamer Bellaire will leave tho wharf
at Ills p M and return after the per
Torrance. which is given for the benefit ot
the Street Fair.
THE Grand Council Of Red Men, Gray
Eagle tribe, which has been iu session at
their ball in the Eighth ward for the past
two days, finished up their business,
Wednesday. The following officers were
elected for the ensuing year: Grand
Sachem. M. Stein; Grand Senior Saga
more, d Roemer; Grand Junior SsRamoress
II. Schultz, Of Grafton; Grand Keeper os
Seals, John Snyder; Grand Recorder, En-
Hirst, of Grafton; Grand Prophet, Jace Z
Rist; Grand Representative TO the Nation 2
Grand Lodge, W. +. Grebe. The meeti =
to hold their next session. =
Benwood. j