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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
HEAVY JUDGMENT.

Thirty Thousand Dollars Damages
Against Whittier Fuller s. Co.
SAN FRANCISCO. October 9th.-[Special.] ]
The jury in the case of George I. Smith
against Whittier, Fuller & Co., to recover
100000 images for personal injuries sus-
tanned in an elevator accident at defend
ants place Of business, awarded the
plaintiff $4,000.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
TARIFF UNCERTAINTIES.
Factories in New Jersey Forced to Run
On Short Hours.

copyright, 1858. BY the California AssociG Press
New YORK, October 9th.-The Somerset
Manufacturing Company, manufacturers of
oyercoatlngs. cloakings, cassimeres, etc., at
Raritan, n. J., has commenced to run on
short time. The Raritan Wooden Mills are
making arrangements to do the same.
They are compelled to take this course on
account of the uncertainty on the subject
of tariff legislation. Ever since the Mills
bill passed the House business has suffered.
Buyers become conservative, and the man
ufacturers are compelled to run on short
time because of the danger of overstock-
ing. The companies jointly employ 900
men.
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FROM THE ARCTIC.
Arrival of the Once Wrecked Schooner
Jane Gray.

Jane gray.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 9th.-On the Sd
of last August the whaling schooner Jane
Gray was wrecked off Point Barrow. After
the storm efforts were made to save the
vessel, but they proved unayailing. Some
time after the United States steamer Thetis
found the schooner adrift on floating ice,
The men built q cofferdam around her
aud towed her to Point Clearance, where
she was repaired and sent to this city in
charge OF Ensign Dewey. She arrived here
to-day. The vessel having been picked up
derelict by United States vessel, becomes
the property of the Government. She is
worth $4,000.
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SOMEWHAT OFF.
a Drop of Several Cents I'm the Chicago
Wheat Market

n Drop of Several Cents I'm the Chicago
Wheat Market,
copyright, 1883, by Ae California Associated Press
CHICAGO, October 9th The market
showed downward tendency from the
opening. Wheat slops over and sells off
nearly cents. Hutchinson and other
large traders are selling freely. The mar
ket opened, December 81 ia, May 81 III.
Corn opened with rather firm undertone.
November 44sc, May 39sc.
IN NEW YORK,
New YORK, October -Wheat-free
selling on large receipts West with bulls
unloading; prices weak, { decline. No. 2
Red November, 81 15b to 81 16. Decem-
Der 81 155 to 81 1S4. May 81 1913 to 81 %.
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A LITTLE MIXED.
Conflicting Reports of the Result of the
Newark Election,

Newark Election.
Copyright, 1855, by tie California Associated Press.
New York, October 9th.-The charter
election in Newark to-day results in a fall
ing off of the Democratic majority of ,3O5
last year on the city ticket by about 700.
Great efforts were made by the Democratic
leaders to get majority in the city for the
sake of the effect throughout the State, and
much disappointment is expressed.
SOME COMFORT FOR DEMOCRATS.
NEWARK On. J.), October 9th.-The char
ter election held here to-day shows DEM
ocrstic gain on the general ticket of about
700. For the first time in thirty years the
Democrats have carried the city at char
ter election previous TO Presidential cleo
ti01
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IN NEW BRUNSWICK.

ST. JOHN On. b., October 9th.-Great
floods are generally impeding railway traf-
fic. st. John will be cut off from the west
for two days at least. Ali the mails for the
United States will be sent by the way of the
Intercolonial Railway to Richmond juno
ton, Nearly five inches of rain have fallen
here this month.
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FOREST HILL.
An Old Mining Center in Placer County
Looking Up.

lCopy77ght, 1855, 6y tte fornia associated Press
AUBURN, October 9th.-Encouragin re-
ports from Forest Hill state that the May
Flower mine owners have struck very rich
gravel; that the old Paragon shows more
gold than ever, and that the Dardsnelles
mine has also struck rich gravel. An ex-
perienced miner predicts better times in
Forest Hill soon than for twenty years past.
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IDAHO.

seventy Thousand Dollar Eirc in the
Town of Moscow.
Moscow, October 9th-A fire, which is
believed to be incendiary, to day destroyed
property in the business portion of the
town valued at $4,000, on which there was
insurance OF $4,000. The heaviest loss is
sustained by NJ. J. Shields & Co., hardware
dealers, whose loss is 100000, and insur-
oooa gao OOO
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SOME COMFORT FOR DEMOCRAT
IN THE FIRST ROUND.
ACanal-Boat A Runs Down the New Cruiser
Baltimore.

Baltimore.
Copyright 1883, By the California Associated PressI
WASHINGTON, October 9th-Chas. Cramp.
of Philadelphia, called on Secretary Whit.
ney today and informed him that canal
boat carrying coal to the ship-yard yester-
day morning, for the gunboat Yorktown,
ran into the stern post OF the cruiser Balti-
more launched last Saturday. causing
slight damage to the rudder. The matter
will be Investigated by the naval officers.
but it is not expected that the full extent of
the damage will be known until she is
docEed for the completion of her shafting.
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Branches for the Coast !:
Bib @.

d of the east wing of the Orphan Asylum
also, for moving the kitchen and putting in
proper position. For particulars inquire OF
Building Committee, Mrs Twitehell, Chair
man, 14l4 Fl street. Bids TO be openee at Asylum,
at 10 \. NJ, October Is. 1855
MRS. W. II. HOBBY, Secretary 2. o. A.
Sacramento, October ., 1SSS. o5-6t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
HEAVY RAINFALLS.
Maine Mills Forced to Cease Work on
Account of High Water.

iCop9ht, 1888, By The California Associated pressI
CALAIS (Me.), October 9th.-There has
been remarkable fall of rain the past two
days, and the st. Croix river has been ris-
ing rapidly. The st. Croix cotton mills, at
Salmon Falls, shut down this morning on
account of high water and the immense
amount of debris. The lumber mills are
greatly obstructed. There are numerous
washouts and landslides On the railroads
The hay crop will probably be total fail
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10

THAT feeling OF weakn ess and languor
which is often the forerunner of serious
disease, is entirely overcome by Hoods
Sarsaparilla. Take it before it is too late.
Sold by all druggists.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
STRIKING PILOTS.

Threatened Trouble With Some of the
River Steamboat Men.
SAN FRANCISCO, October Sth-[Speciall i
The Pilot Association has ordered q strike
on the steamers of the Steam Navigation
Company, because of the discharge of
Captain Turner from the Mary CARAT.
Turner claims that he was told that he was
discharged because he was prominent
member of the Association The officers
say he was discharged on account of deaf
ness, and that he misunderstood, on ac-
count OF his deafness, the cause given for
his dismissal. The men on the T. c..
Walker will be ordered TO strike tomorrow.
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FORGERY AND FRAUD.
Free-Trade Tracts Circulated in Senator
Edmunds' Name

Edmunds' Name.
icopyigh 1885, by 1ts Cali ornia Associated Press,
WAsHIEGToN, October 9th.-To Tribune
correspondent to-day Senator Edmund's
said: 4 have been informed By reputable
and trustworthy residents of Texas that
great numbers of Henry Georges free-trade
tracts Tor whatever they may be eslled)
have been sent to and received by RepuSli-
cans in that State under my frank. Of
course 1t is i forgery, as well as a fraud
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Heavy Grain Blockade.


tOUPyIty7l, IooS Y "a Ctl O7Nld ASSocldtcG Ircss.i
TACOMA, October 9th.-Four hundred cars
of wheat are awaiting shipment from here.
1t is reported that 260 cars remain at Ellens-
burg. The delay is occasioned by lack of
facilities here. The Northern Pacific is
building warehouses as rapidly as possible.
The four-story structure in course of evec-
ton has been rooted at the first story to
afford shelter for the great abundance OF
wheat now being shipped to this point
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
PaomINENT PERsoNAGEs.
Senator Stanford Reported to be in Fx-
cell5nd Health.

Senator Stanford Reported to be in Ex-
cellsnt Health.
lCopyigat. 1888, by Ee Cai o7lia associated Press
WAsHINsToH, October h.-Justice Field.
who arrived from California last night. met
! in New York Francis G. Newlands, wi O
had just returned from the Continent.
While abroad Mr.. Newlands met Senator
Stanford. The Senator, Mr.. Stanford says,
is enjoying vastly improved health He
has lost about forty pounds of flesh by diet
ing and taking regular exercise and has
| regained his strength and yigor.
Judge Thurman in Court.
Copyright 1898, by he California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, October 9th.-The Supreme
| Court took up the great telephone cases to-
| day, Chief Justice Fuller presiding judge
Thurman opened the case for the Govern
ment and was followed by Chandler. The
"old Roman" spoke steadily for two hours,
and greatly to the surprise of all, delivered
his entire speech in a clear voice and with
| out apparent effort.
Successful California Contractors.
WAsHIEGToN, October 9th-Contracts for
supplying materials for use in the construc-
| ton of five steel cruisers and one gunboat
! have been awarded 10 the following named
| firms, among others: Park Brothers g.
| Co, Pittsburg; Austin & Phelps, San Fran
cisco; James McCudden Vallejo, and a.
Powell San Francisco.
California Mail Change.
copyright. .sss, oydae California associated PressI
WASHINGTON, October 9th-The follow
| ing railroad mail service change has been
| ordered Elmira to Madison, via Vaca
Valley and Clear Lake Railroad From
November /, 1888, extend service from
Madison, via Capay and Brooks, to Rock,
| Cal.
How tho People are Taxed.
WASHINGTON, October 9th.-Acting Sec
| retaTy Thompson to-day issued warrants
amounting to S25, ,240 in settlement of the
| expenses of contested election cases.
New Money Order Offices.
WASHINGTON, October 9th.-The Post
| office Department has established sol new
money order Postoffices, of which Califor-
fornia gets twenty four.
| A California Guest.
Copyi5hi, 1885, oy he California Assoctatet Iress.
| WASHINGTON, October 9th.-Miss Laura
| Mcdonald, OF San Francisco, is the guest
Of Representative Th0mpson's family.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
A WARNING,
Milk Rendered Poisonous by Standing

Long In New Vessel.
BALTIMORE (Md.), October 9th-The en-
tire family. seven in number, of DIR. Trego
Shertzer, of this city, were attacked with
lead poisoning last night, the result OF
drinking milk which had stood for thirty
six hours in a new milk can. Each pa
TENTS symptoms were nausea aud vomit-
ing, followed by cramps in the stomach
and headache. None of the cases will
prove fatal.
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.CopTiS. 1888, NJ he California Assocated Iress.l
WASHINGTON, October 9th.-Miss Laura
Mcdonald, OF San francisco, is the guest
Of Representative Thompson's family.
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ppr ropriations That VIII Take ali bu
Seventeen Millions.

Copyright, 1888, by he California Associated Press
WASHINGTON, October 9lh.-With the
agreement Of the Conference Committee on
the general deficiency bill to-day, the last
remaining appropriation of the seas1n is
practically disposed Of. Some idea of the
magnitude of the appropriations for the
support of the Government for the current
fiscal year can be obtained from the follow
ing table prepared in the House Appropri-
atoms Committee:
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To this add $500, 900 for the miscellaneous
suppression of epidemics. Fourth of July
claims, etc.
The estimated revenues for the year are
S440,O00,000, leaving surplus of ST., ,SS2,-
6I9 10
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WASHINGTOs TERRITORY.
Gang of Newspaper Men Raiding Spo-
kane Falls.

lCopyight, 1855, by the California Associated Pressl
SPOKANE FALLS, October 9th.-The Ter
ritorial Press Association is in session. The
delegates arrived by special train. Over
100 delegates were welcomed by the Mayor
and driven over the city. Tomorrow there
will be banquet, and on Thursday an ex-
cursion to the Cu9r 'Alene country. The
citizens and Council gave $1,000 for their
entertainment.
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will be called upon to ratify the platform
to be presented.
LATER-The Democrats of the Thirty
seventh and Tbirty-eighth Assembly Dis
tricts have nominated Thomas NJ. Seary
and d. S. Reagan to represent them in the
Legislature-if elected
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
TIE CAPITAL.
APPROPRIATIONS THAT KYQEG
OUT THE SURPLUS.
Hiscock's Telling Tariff argument -
Senator Stanford Reported in
Excellent Health Etc.
WHERE'S THE SURPLUS?

SPECIAL DIasArcAns To THE anoonD-us1oa.
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SUE ON.

Chinese and Japanese Bszar, 60g X
street, between Sixth and Seventh.
4 LSo DEALER IN LADIES' AND chill
a dren's underwear, mems white shirts
silks lacquered ware, tricket sets, curiosities
fans and all kinds of goods. Call and examine
goods and prices. All orders promptly attended
10. Portrait painting in water colors and Oil
specially. No charge if pictures or not satis-
factory. - ssslz ssts e1zz - 4p-tf
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The Pure Meat Agitation.

SAN Francisco, October 9th.-[Special. ]
The Board of Health this afternoon dis
cussed the subject of diseased cattle and
appointed g committee to visit the slaugh-
ter-houses, examine their condition and
procure samples of meat to have the same
tested. Alameda has asked to ioin the
movement to prevent the importation of
diseased meat into the markets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
THE PRIZES .

The purses offered are larger than ever
competed for IN rowing regatta, and it is
shrewdly suspected that to this cause is at
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
CRAZED WITH WHISKY.
A Montans Man Blows Out His Brains
While Drunk.

Copyright, 1888, By the California As,ocssted Press
HELENA, October 9th.-Peter Schemmals
a retired saloon-keeper, fifty-eight wears
old, blew out his brains at his home on
Fifth Avenue this morning. He had been
drinking heavily for week, and was crazed
With whisky at the time.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-10
California Eruit sales

CHICAGO, October 9th.-The Earl Frui
Company to-day sold five carloads O
grapes. Tokay, 81 As to So so; Cornichon
81 to 81 20; purple Damascus, 81 so tc
81 80; Muscat, 81 95. Pears-Winter Mel
lis, 81 40 to 81 80; G. Morceau, 81 to So 10
Ounces, 81 80 to 81 45.
Montgomery q Co. sold three carloads
which arrived late, but in good condition
Grapes-Muscat, 81 25 to S. 25; Tokay
81 50 to SS 20; Emperor, So O5 to So 40
white Tokay, 81 80 to 81 30. Peaches, 81
to 81 50.
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THE RoAD-sCULLERs
Midnight Scores of the Tricycle. Manip
1ators in New York

FCoPyi2h, 1885. 6y1ie California Associatcc, Pressl
New YORK, October 9th-Tbe score in
the six-day road-scullers' race is: Gaudaur
26S, Ross 25S. Plaisted 25S, Mckay 251.
Largan 236. Bubear 231, Hamm 210. Con-
ley 1872, Lee 1S6, Teemer 165, O'Connor 1854
East So
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An Order Changes Its Name

SAN Francisco, October 9th.-[Special ]
The Grand Lodge of the United Order of
Honor approved the act of the Executive
Committee in incorporating. The name of
the Order was changed to that of the Order
of True Benevolence. After that the
Grand Officers all resigned.
Run Over and Killed
ICopyight, 1885, by the California associated Press
UKIAH, October 9th.-While hauling
lumber from Reeves mill yesterday, Will
lam Sanders was thrown from wagon by
his team running away, and was run over
and killed.
Napa Masonic Hall.
Copyright 1888. by tie California Associated Press
NAPA, October 9th.-The contract has
been let to build Masonic Hall for S31 900.
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They are telling good story aboutihe
Hon. Hannibal HamIiu. he attended >
Grand Army campfire and entertain
ment Il Portland, and In bis speech,
speaking OF the great progress 10 science
in his day, said much about the telephone
: which puts " in communication with
those We love Z hondred miles away. j.
I were In communication with my good
wife at the present moment ! should hesf
her saying, Hannibal, be careful an
not catch cold.'' An hour afterwaro
when his speech had been forgotten, snd
be sat surrounded by : bevy Of young
girls who were begging him for his a.
tograph. Past Commander Sawyer rap,
ped Tor order aud said: Ladies ana
gentlemen. We have received . telephone
message from Bangor. II says, 'Hsnni-
bal, don't dirt with the girls.'' Inc
Maine statesman was for once q : loss
for . reply.
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ireland Ledge Ne. 3oo, y. q. ~.
Omcers 1or The ensuing year: =. a.
|Gle1sn. W. ~; =. -. Lemmon, 8. ~;
r. y. NIlburu,J y. vii. Kellsms, Treas.
". 4. Cooper, eec'y. Regular Con. o.
Saturday night precedi0g each full
moon.
Q. X. 49, Dsanch 110,
Meets lhe 1st end - 1Gondsys Or ~.
Iesy Doolh - their hall, o ne corner u
81 I'D Nogton stsoets, y Jssper.
0Eoe0e MEH1SysEs, psoe.
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NAM SICKNESS DETECTED.
A. Amusing Incident @ which
Castor OH Played : Part.


Colonel Bevisr. 81 The Con6sderass
1gmy, relates that his 7 canse q
80 poe day, saying that be had l75 mel
- TIE sick list Many Of them were
4Dl5oved 70 Be playing sick, and the
&oloneI and the Surgeon agreed upon 4
c1osoo q treatment The result showed
l11t v1Atever progress may have been
100 ~ TIE science Of medicine, nothina
- uogo elective ID many cases than Z
~ simple and old-iashioned remedy
Next corning % roll call I bad the
Eco9o-major form the sick ID doublu
30 and march them 70 the doctors quar-.
o@1ob where be stood ready With : bucket
Cd cootor oil ID D hand, : tablespoon @
~ otber and biz sleeves rolled up. On
LUodrcd . eighty-two sturdy invalid
- open ranks were before him, and shs
1oloDn preparations had Attracted Y
much attention that haIf he brir,d1
wese present { zee the fun.
TIE doctor grsveIy approached tbs
1Cnd Of the line.
Well, Brown, what ale you thi
Dorning?'
roh. doctor. I have such : servou'
so1ok , oo8e o. castor oil will hell
Xoo,' and with . WY face, amid III
o1oots % biz comrades, Brown took e.
"4ulIIns, are you sick p
@Xeo, doctor; I have the plumbago.r
Gator oil u the very thing for that
c1jd The doctor. with N audible emile
- MuIjIn's .p'umbago" was gressef
wIlh , heavy dose.
<Hallo. Aeltonl whats the matter
Ujth your
-Cnlic.r said Melton. fsebIy.
~Dad2 n ssked the doctor.
cNoe very. 1 don't need soy oil"
Xoo must take thIs,v aid the doctor
ss'sss zo' afs ven enough g g bel
~l1l 80 back them murmered Meltoo
IookIog around apprehensively.
~Adjutant,' l said. ~put hin o. doubll
C.osd Or shsmmisg."
I1uo tho Issue Wa clearly defined
c1c1oe oil o. double duty, and quite
1onbor q them accepted he latter. m
o. among The outsiders We uproarious
- Jokes fell thick and feet. Tt cur,
~ properties Or castor OH borderod u
Dorvolouo for Dext mosnlog -
- my nen were O lbs slck llsl.
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lokher,s aid Mis- Clan, do vou
Bobby ought q IoaBgs d ihal
~Certaialy sol Bobby aid DE noGh.
~ Nce9vtoglys s'you might break iES
~! 49, etrong oqough q hol4 Clam
4 .Le. !eotbeely, argued Bobby, y n
1-S01y e.lo oevn, ~ oeght = ~ stcon0
nouCA - hol6 ; lItlle boy.s
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Tho folio wing patents were granted
tor The week ending March ~, 1858, re-
ported expressly for this paper ~ 90
n. Hunter, Solicitor OF American aho
Foreign Patents, Washington, y. N
Dempster Beatty, Mishawaha. MAXI
combined knit and cloth boots; = y
Brown. Columbus. railway switch; J.
4. Cleveland and J. Hanson, ~. Wayne'
.sjde.dresser for saws; n. a. Gort'
Goshen, carpet sweeper; J. =. hsine'
Indianapolis, corn aud fodder coz,
prcsser: Z. "A. Ken, Niddlctown, 81
coupling; >. Il. Roth, Coal City, cor.
bined ironing board and wash bench
Chas. M. Young, Ely, saving macn'Ds
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

FARu D SALE.-The farm at The
|crosaiug or the railroad and Psioka river,
|of 237 acres d Tor sale. Good coal land
good darn lard. EAsy terms. Apply q
Courier oGcs.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1888-04-06

0ainbridge township Trus-
oee's Notice.
THE undersigned, Trustee Of Balm
bridge township, Dubois county,
will attend 70 Township business on
Saturdays Of every week, q bis Office on
North Main street, Jasper, in Schuh.
mscher's building.
The Library Of said Township 70 KEPT
'at the bookstore Of Mr.. Jacob Gosmann
where persons wanting books can obtain
them q any time
JAcos BgRGEn, Trustee.
June 9Th. I6es-Iy.