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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
TELEGRaPHIC BREyiTIRS.

Z. S. Osborne has been arrested in Santa
Clara county for horse-stealing.
Senator A. L. Chandler died at his Sutter
county hone yesterday of pneumonia.
GIiswold L0rillar6. second son of Pierre
Lorillard, died on Sunday at Rancocas. the
Lorillard stock farm at Johnstown, y. J.
Two young men of Pasadena, named
Smith and Cashin, have been arrested for
shooting a young Italian named Pietro
Psglinso.
The Gar has issued a manifesto, stating
that ne shares with The people the thanks
TO God for his miraculous escape in Mon
days railroad accident.
The Virginia City Enterprise says: A
strange locking fish was caught in Pyramid
Lake the other day that had the appear
ance of serpent, with the head of dog
and the body covered with hair. The Pi-
utes say that in former times there were fish
III the lake that used to come out on the
shores and walk
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Skin Graffiug

Skin grating has been recently resorted
to by DIR. Pitkin, of Waterbury, under
somewhat peculiar conditions The pa
tient is Edward Marshall who had one OF
his fingers smashed. The member was SC
badly injured that under ordinary circum-
stances if would have been deemed neees-
sary TO remove the finger below the mid
die joint, although the bone remained in
tact for some little distance above. Mar
shall was naturally desirous of saving as
much of the finger as possible, and DR.
Pitkin sympathizing with him, made up
his mind that he could save the desired
portion by resorting to skin-grafting to
cover the otherwise denuded stump. Ac-
cordingly the finger was only taken of
between the first and second joints. Slim
ulation of the tissues was then successfully
tried to effect the granulation necessary to
make skin-grafting practicable. Subse-
quently skin was obtained from the arm of
the patient, while DR.. Pitkin was so much
interested in the case, that he help the
patient out with two are three contribu-
tions of similar character. The case
proved in every respect successful, and the
patient, in the parlance OF the medical
profession, is going TO have "a most beauti-
ful stump."-Republican.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
KILRAIN AND MITCHELL.
A Talk With Couple of Noted Prize
Fighters.


New YoRK, November 5th.-Jake Kill
rain awaited the arrival Of Charley Mitchell
on the Umbria yesterday afternoon, and
while on the pier entered into conversation
with friend on the merits of McAuliffe as
fighter. He said: What do you think
of this California chap, McAuli1e"
He's a good one" was the response,
and it looks as though he would make all
of you big fellows stand about a bit to beat
him"
He certainly is a good one, responded
the pugilist, " but Conley went at him with
his head down. What could he expect but
a licking? What McAuliffe deserves es-
pecial praise for is taking advantage of him
so quickly. He wasted no time on him"
He'll be after you, Jake" suggested the
third party, - if he licks the big darky,
Jackson"
suppose so, answered Jake, as he
shrugged his shoulders suggestively. How
much does he weigh-212 pounds, isn't it &?
Wei, he may be thirty-two pounds heavier
than l, but there's more than that difference
between Sullivan and Mitchell, and
Charley wasn't killed or whipped, either"
Mitchell received cordial welcome. He
waved his hat to acqusiDtances on the
dock: and shook his g.oved fist, plsyfully,
at Kilrain.
Have you trained any, Charley ?" asked
Kilain, in manner which showed plainly
that he knew he hadn't
You know how we trained the last week
we were in England?" was Mitchell's re-
sponse.
Indeed, l do" laughed Jake in reply.
Well, I've been training that way pretty
much ever since," said Mitchell.
Mitchell said he would not entertain any
proposition to fight for the S., 600 purse, and
il he makes any matches while here, which
is likely to be for twelve months, he can
make them for himself 1t is probable that
Mitchell and kilrain will go through the
country giving sparipg exhibitions If
Dempsey aud Mitchell are not speedily
matched there is possibility that he may
engage to box the California giant, Joe Nc
AGliffe, a limited number of rounds.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
A Dignified Tramp.

A tramp entered Commissioner Wheat
ley's handsomely fitted up Office in the Dis
trict building and confronted that official.
Are you the Commissioner ?" asked the
visitor.
. Yes, sir; can do anything for you"
You can, sir" said the tramp getting
bcid.
4" What is t?' was the curious reply.
Lend me quarter"
Fora moment the good-natured Commits
sioner was taken By surprise, and, although
man of means, his pocket-book was empty
at that unfortunate moment.
g can't do it." said he in an apologetic
tone.
:" am sorry. Say, can't you give me a
ticket to the workhouse."
g am sorry now, as it is matter that ]
have no control over"
"Pm mighty sorry now, but there is one
thing you can give me know"
"What is that?" put in the Commits.
sioner quickly, who seemed now to expect
his visitor to ask for the whole earth.
"Give me chew of tobacco"
al can do it." said the official, handing
the man the desired article.
Thanks"
Anything else?"
Not to-day. Good day" said the tramp
bowed himself out with the air of man OF
wealth. CHICAGO Herald.
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the structure, and he wss fatally injured.
The loss on building, contents and freight
! cars IN the vicinity will not exceed SIS 600.
Another Coal aiine Disaster.
TRINIDAD (Col }, November 5th-An e1-
plosion occurred in the Clarkville coal
mine at five o'clock this morning. Five
| miners were killed and the mine badly
wrecked. The bodies are not yet dug out.
The explosion is thought to have been
| caused by natural gas coming from the
earth into the mine.
Fatal Powder Explosion.
PoRrLAND (Me), November 5th-The
mills Of the Oriental Powder Company
near South Windham, exploded about
noon. The explosion originated in the
kernel mill. There was only the fraction
OF a second between the explosion of the
kernel mill and those of the other
three. There were only two men in the
mills. Both were fatally hurt.
Revolution in Telegraphy.
New YORK, November 5th-Dr. Harris,
of Washington. has invented system of
machine telegraphy by which messages are
printed at the farther end, the sending in
strument operated like typewriter. 1t is
claimed the machine is able to send 200
words a minute, and ii will revolutionize
telegraphy, making it cheaper to send by
wire than mail.
Nitro-Gly ycerine Explosion.
PITrsBURG, November 5th-A nitro-giy-
ceriDe factory and warehouse located near
ShamoEin. an oil town on the Pittsburg
and Lake Erie road, fifteen miles from this
city, exploded this morning. The shock
was plainly perceptible.
At first it was reported that three persons
were killed. Later accounts say none.
Fatal Railroad Collision.
WILKEsBARRE, November 5th.-The fast
express on the Pennsylvania Railroad col
lided with wild engine at Nescopeck this
evening. The engineer and fireman were
fatally hurt. Both engines were totally
wrecked.
Charged with Murder.
CHICAGO, November 5th.-Thos. Mackay,
a mailing clerk in the Postof1ice, was ar
rested this morning, charged with the
murder of Frank Day in front of the Post
office building last night.
An Unconstitutional Law.
P1TrsBUEG (Pa), November 5th.-In the
Supreme Court of Pennsylvania Justice
Williams has decided the mechanics lien
law unconstitutional.
James G. VIII Vote.
New YORK, November 5th-Blaine left
here for Augusta, Maine this morning,
going home to vote.
JacksonvilIe's Death-Ron.
JACKSONVILLE, November 9Th. = New
cases to. day, SO; deaths, 9; total cases,
1916; deaths, 366.
Raining This Morning In New York.
NEW YORK. November 6th.-A. Nat
three o'clock this morning it was raining
slightly.
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Cleveland shown to BE still the Friend
of England.

of England.
New YORK, November 9th. A. M
George w. Smalley cables the Tribune from
London that it is fact that the negotia.
tons between Salisbury and Cleveland were
amicable throughout. He says that Sails
bury, when Sackvilles interference in the
American election was first brought TO his
notice, offered that he should come home
on leave of absence. 1t is fact that the
American Government was at first dis
posed to grant the proposal, and
that when Cleveland, eating his own
words under party pressure, determined to
give Sackville his passport, he ascertaned
| that this could be done without provoking
retaliation. 1t is a fact that there had
been, from first to last, good understand
ing between Cleveland and Salisbury. He
asserts that be had information to dispel
the pretense that Cleveland has been as
suming an attitude hostile 10 his English
friends.
Lord Salisbury explained to the Ameri-
can Government that if he were to recall
Lord Sackviile it must end or seriously in
jure his diplomatic career, Whereas" he
added, in Substance, = if you send him
home it will have no such effect"
Upon this hint Cleveland acted. II Mr..
Cleveland is elected he will not forget Sails
bury, who, to his great credit, lent no ear
to the worse than foolish suggestion that he
should take vengeance on Minister Phelps.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
A Woman Fatally Shot In Her Home by
Cuban

PHILADELPHIA, November 5th-A very
mysterious shooting affair, which viii in
all likelihood cause the death os Mrs. Retta
Stockes, occurred tonight. Early in the
evening three shots were heard in her
house. and an officer, upon investigation,
found that q Cuban named Fred Raimos
had shot Mrs Stokes three times, two of
the bullets taking effect in her face AID the
third one in one of her lungs. The officer
arrested Raimos, but only succeeded in do
ing so after the prisoner had fired a shot
and been dubbed into Insensibility
Both Mrs. Stokes and Raimos were
taken TO the hospital, where the former is
dying and the latter either fegning or is
actually unconscious. Not the slightest
clue as to the motive for the crime can be
learned, the woman being unable TO talk,
and the prisoner is likewise silent. Mrs
Stokes has a seven-y year old child and
lived with her husband in the house where
she received her wounds. Her husband
who returned to the house shortly after the
affair, can throw no light upon it.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
PLOTTING POLANDERS.
Discovery of a New Conspiracy Against
Russia's Gar.

LONDON, November 5th.-The st. Peters
burg correspondent of the Daily telegraph
says: General Gorouko has sent telegram
to the Minister of the Interior announcing
that he discovered the existence of a revo-
lutionary society in Poland, with numerous
branches. Many members have been ar
rested, including number of students. a
magistrate and several Government Off
cials, all of whom are in prison at Warsaw
The society has issued a manifesto re-
gretting the failure of the recent attempt
on the life of the Gar at Kutais, and threat
ening repetition of the attempt.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
.Iackaon Ia al Rirhf.

LONDON. November 5th.-A dispatch to
the Daily Ne,cs from Nice in regard to the
Wurtemberg scandal, says the Kings
Councillor, Jackson, whose appointment at
a modest salary was sanctioned by the
Wurtemberg Cabinet, is wrongly con-
founded with other American favorites of
the King; that Jackson is surrounded with
none of the luxuries displayed by others,
and that he has nothing to do with their
in; rndrcf;cn
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DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS.

IN VIEW OF THE INCREASED PRICE OF
L desirable building lots in aeramento. we have
come to the conclusion that lots will have TO be
made smaller in order to come within the reach
OF men of moderate means. Acting upon this
We recently subdiyided that beautiful lot on the
SOUTHEAST CORNER SIXTEENTH AND X
SIREEiS into four lots, ana have sold three
within week. We still have one lot left front.
ing 81 feet on X street and 80 feet deep, which
we Offer for tie low price of 1880.
We have now subdivlded that desirable lot,
ls0xl60, on the SOUTHWEST C0RNkR OF II
AND NINETEEN III STREETS. into five lots, as
follows:
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
PROPOSALS
INVITED FOR
Furnishing Stationery and
Blank Books.

OFFICE OF THE STATE BOARD OF EXAMINERS,
SACRAMENTO. October Is, 1883.
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
y at this Office until II clock N. on
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 1s, 1888,
TIC, furnish STATIONERY AND BLANK BOOKS
in accordance with schedules which will be
furnished upon application by The Secretary OF
the State Board of Examiners.
SAMPLES OF EACH ARTICbE bid on must
accompany each proposal, except where so
stated IN the schedule. Where sample tan not
be sent, minute description of the article, or the
stsndaro or copy rightea name must be used.
Where a standard or copyrighted name is used.
TO describe article in 5he schedule, the
GENUINE ARE9CLE is meant, and bids on
no others will he received.
The proposals mutt be for the delivery OF the
Stationery and Blank Books bid on al the office
of the Secretary of State, in such quantities
more or less than the schsdule names, and at
such times between the first day oh December,
1855, and the first day OF December, 1880, as the
Secretary of State may dirsct.
Each bid must be accompanied bv certified
check ON soLae bank of good standing, drawn
OF examiners for a sum equal to % per cent Of
the amount of the bid, which check Will be
forfeited to the state if the bid which such
check accompanies she'll be accepted, and the
party making such bid shall fail or refuse to en-
ter into a contract and execute a satisfactory
bond for the faithful performance OF the con-
tract awarded 10 him.
The Board of Exar1iners reserves the right to
reject ala bids If deemed too high.
All bids must be directed to the undersigned,
! indorsea, Proposals for Stationery ard slank
Books s. Z. MASLIN,
Secretary of the.State Board of Examiners.
01j-2p. sDt
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Fon 5MPoRrERs.
treasury Department Ruling Relative
20 Certain Irnnorts

70 NeEtttfn IhpDftS.
WASHINGTON, November 5th-The Treas
u:y Department has ruled that "bene-
dicSine is dutisble at s2 per gallon and 3
cents per bultle, aud not at the rate OF 90
per cent. ad valorem, as proprietary cord; u.
In answer to an inquiry relative to gaug-
iDs and stamping imported liquors, :he
Treasury Department ha> replied - =
titled spirits must be gauged at the port Of
original landing, unless for immedi, >
transportation. without appraisement aDu
warehouse permit. They are not to l.,
stamped until withdrawn for consumption
The gaugers' return of reimported Aineri-
csn Enisky, catered for transportation,
mast be transmitted with the entry TO the
poT' Of destination, snd the capacity. vast
age, &c, c,it on the bung stave
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
RRRE SLEEPING-gAR
OVERLAND EXCURSIONS.

YINHE UNION PACIFIC RAILWAY WILL
i commence running their celebrated FAM.
lily SLEEPING CARS, completely equip ed
with mattresses, curtains, blankets, pillows
with table in each section free, and requiring
nothing to re furnished by the pa senge,.
bates commencing WEDNESDAY, October
10th. from los Angeles. ana every Wednesday
thereafter, aud from San Francisco, Sacrz-
mento, Stockton. San Jose, Laihrop, Fresno,
Tulare, MaIysville and C1lfax. THURSDAY
october 11;h, AID every Thursday thereafter
until December 3ist. Connecting at Sacra
mento with Los Angeles train Thursday after
noon.
these celebrated Sleeping Cars will be in
charge of uniformed porters, who will be re-
quiTed to look after the wants and comforts OF
passengers, and see that cars are kept clean.
Positively no -mIklDg allowed in these cars.
THIRTY-FIVE DO Lass is the price of
tickets with free sleeping car Accommodations
from above named points to the Missouri river,
and charges propoiticnately low to points be-
yond.
For further information regarding the Union
Pacific Excursions write or apply in person to
D. w. HITCHCOCK. General Agent,
No. ] Montgomery street, San Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
ARMS FOR HAyTI.
Suspicious lotions of a Vessel That Left
New York YeSterdaY.

New YORK. November 5th.-A rumor is
In circulation that the steamer Saginaw,
which cleared ON Saturday and sailed this
afternoon for San Domingo City and other
ports had certain arms and other contra
band goods on board. Color was given to
the rumor by the fact that the steamer
came to off the light-ship and remained all
the afternoon, but al 8 P. NJ. she was re-
ported passing the light-ship going south.
The Haytian Consul made a request TO
the customs authorities that the steamer be
intercepted. and the revenue cutter Chand-
Ter was sent down the BAY to arrest the
steamer if possible. 1t is thought the Sagi-
nav had too much the start to be over
hauled.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
THE ColLiERy HORROR.

Cause of tho Disaster HeartrendinG
Scenes at the Mines.
LoCKHAvEE (Pa.), November 5th-An
inquest was held this afternoon by the Cor
oner of this county on the bodies of sew
enieen victims of the Kettle Creek mine
explosion. The testimony of the witnesses
shows that dynamite caused the explosion,
but no blame was attached to anyone ex-
cept the miners themselves.
The scene at the mine was heartreuding
when the Coroner aud jury reached the
place The mines were but recently opened
and are located in desolate spot near the
town OF Remove. Several of the bodies
will be buried there tomorrow, and the
others will be sent to different points FOX
IN tprnpnf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
rhe Rawson Scandal Settled

CHICAGO, November 5th.-The famous
Rawson case has been settled by consent
OF Judge Jameson. By the terms of the
agreement Mrs. Rawson is to receive S40-
600 in settlement of all claims and also a
divorce on the grounds of desertion, aud
Mr.. Rayson is to resract the charges made
against her in the bill, which is to be with
drawn. All litigation is TO be withdrawn,
including the criminal prosecution of Mrs.
RAYson for shooting Lawyer Whitney.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

How much cider did you make this
year, inquired one farmer Of another
who had offered specimen for trial.
Fifteen barrels" was the answer. An
other sip. "Well, if you had another
apple YOU might have made another bar
rel - Leisure Hours
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Among the Asiatics.

LONDON, November 5th.-English and
German gunboats have been ordered to
Formosa to protect the interest of foreign
ers there. A rebellion has broken out
among the Chinese residents against excess
i've taxation.
Advice from Shanghai say the King of
Corea has demanded the absence of the
Chinese at Seoul.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
CARNEY TALKS FIGHT.
The English lightweight Challenges the
American Champion.

New YORK. November 5th.--A London
special TO tue sporting papers states that
Jem Carney has issued challenge to Jack
McAulif1e, in which he says he is ready
and willing 10 fight McAuliffe. the Amer
icsn lightweight champion. in Spain,
France. Australia or snv part of the world
foe 9l,0000s fiG,000a side. Or as much more
as no iikeS
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

Cuas and stbers, <s "a X ihS S...lS1a7 acc
Light, iU W IS ros............. 5 Glh1< 4 GSaI
Kiys. Il 70 20 @9ibs..............h M
Veal skns. & 20 ,s rs s
Can 9e,l,s r. 10 y. q IN
Dt1ry Cat. t'a2>5, ess'Is. OFS EiGsa, .istsj
selectioIs. lS>.@-iic. brY gjps, 10, zoe i
.; Cas- SsitA. Ga iQa. Cres SIDES. EiD euS
ESii, 64T p .: is,ss s,.grline. l0G
&'c essE s' ~Elrl 81. 5,;t eat.a. "a, Yredi,;m
os,eiibe ess.ii 10 saH wool &leafSl % each: LeeI
St'eS s'':nn-:. 57as ;oc 10 isir eI,c Tr.-l.rra
BOT ? u; Ecsi sSaT;e. 'h6st!1a Rglec- T., crime
and pertsct. 4's'sa far yne4tpr.s l3s2e eac,s for
small "
MEAL NAi-k tI--FoiHwinZ are the rates for
whole coTeasses icpna siAughtereTs To dealers
Beef-fitst a.s a 6&6jso fesocI ousf:,g. 6IS
2tc; t;aiid G1a'-,r 4;5A4a, = e Vf34- QUOT be
81 59!-SG ? . for large snG 7a-Gc = = f,r small
mn9ofi--tlSosab.e 81 511..9tec & T. Lamb Quot
able at .cssc "a 10. a1rg / we aes Oh 100.
gram I'D ecd14c sott. 55z = So. dressed Hass.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
Jack and Jill each took g pill,
Jacks wenl Gown-but with q fro= Il;
I'LL lipi from ..pal1aa nnknnu.r -

Smiles will supersede many frowus, and
many discoic forts will be unknown, when
DIR. Pierces Pleasant Purgalive Pellets en-
tirely supersede, 'as they bid fair to do, the
large and less efficient pill of our fore
fathers. Every day they gain new iaurels
Most popular when most ills abound.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06


LU3IMoNS. - STATE CT CALIFORNIA,
- County of Sacramento, IS. In the Superior
Court in and for said county. The People of
the state of California to JOANNA G. VANTAS-
SAL, greeting: You are hereby notified that an
action was commenced in the Superior Court OF
the G0unty o. sacramento. State aforesaid, by
fling complaint in the Clerks office of said
Court on the 14th day of September, 1888, in
which action JAMES ANDREW VAN TAsSEI
is plaintiff and sou are defendant That the gen.
eral nature of the action, as appears from said
complaint. is as follows: To obtain decree OF
divorce from you on the ground of extreme
cruelty, the plaintiff alleging that for the past
ten years you have been continuously cross,
fault finding aud disagreeable; that you have
often accused him of unfaithtulness AID in the
presence of other parties that your conduct has
been such as to impsir his health and to cause
him great pain and sorrow; all OF which is
more fully set forth in said complaint reference
to which is hereby made. AID you are
hereby directed 20 appear and answer said
complaint within ten days from the service of
this writ exclusive OF the day c. service. if
served on You in said County OF Sacramento:
and within thirty days, exclusive of the day OF
service, if served elsewhere; ard you are fur
sher notified thas unless you so appear and an
swer within the time above specified, tha
plaintiff will spply TO the Court for the relief
prayed for in said complaint.
IN testimony whereof, i, Vim. B. Hamilton.
Clerk of the Goirs aforesaid. do hereunto set
my hand aud afiz the seal of said Court, this
lsEALl W B. HAMILTON, Clesk.
GROVE L. JOHNSON. Attorney fOr plalntln.
SIS stu
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALI.
fornia County of Sacramento. In the mat
ter of the estate of EMELINE V. BROWN, de-
ceased. Notice shereby given thst FRIDAY the
18th day of NOVEMBER, 1888 at 10 o o'clss.k A. NJ
OF sad day, aud the Courtroom of said Court, st
the Courthouse in the city OF Sacramento,
County al Sacramento. and State Of California,
have been fxed by order o, Court ns the time
and place for rsoying the viii OF said EME
| LISE V. BROWN, deceased, and for hearing
the applications oil E. BURR and s. p.
SMITH sor letters of administration win WI
! anyeyed. and also the application OF GEO. A.
! WEST for letters testamentg.ry thereon.
1 Witness my hand and til e seal OF said Court
! this % day of November, 1885,
isEALl VIM. 5. HAMILTON, Clerk.
/ CHAuNcLY H. DUNN and TAYLOR & HoLL, At
! torneys. n510t
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06

THE he,i rvguislor of digestive organ,
and the eeSr appetizer known is Aagosrur
Bitte's. Try H. bur beware OF limitations
Get from. yoer grocer or drugciss the eenu.
lie artiris, n.antfsc ured by Dr.. }. q. B
Siegelt i sons.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-06
aThe Held-Upn Schooner.

BosroN. November 5th.-The brig Rich
ard T. Green arrived here to-day from St.
Marc. Hayti. On October 18th, when off
ST. Marc she was ordered to heave-to by a
Haytian man-oF-war. whose armed officers
and men came on board at three different
times, taking away the ships register and
ali her papers and threatening TO take her
n PORT aii-Prince as a prize. After some
t;me the papers were returned and the YES
sol allowed to proceed.