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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
SPEAKING OUT.
The German Liberal Press Freely Criu-
cisipg the Emperor.

LONDON, November 4th.-The Times Ber-
lin dispatch says The replies OF the Lib
eral press tc the recent address of the EN-
peror to the municipal delegation are con-
ceived in a spirit of freedom aud boldness
which probably never before-or at least
not for a long time have been displayed in
criticism OF an act of the King of Prussia or
the German Emperor.
The IdgblGtt heads an article with the
words, attributed 10 Frederick the Great :
Gazellen Sollen Nicht Geniret Werden, -
and argues: The Emperor cannot find
time himself and must employ middlemen
10 follow the journey. We shall continue
to render unto the Emperor the things that
are the Emperor's, aud unto the free consti-
tuition what belongs to it."
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
Magnificent Republican Demonstration
in San Francisco.

in San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 4th-The Re-
publican demonstration last night was by
all odds the grandest display of the kind
that ever took place on the coast. There
important industry of the State, and the
pageant was truly magnificent. Delega-
tons were present from many neighboripg
cities and towns, and estimates place the
number of voters in line at from 1900 10
1900. The procession was upward of two
hours In passing given point.
1t is regarded on all hands as a splendid
conclusion of one of the most active and
exciting campaigns ever held in the State
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
MONEY TALKS.
Betting Men in the East Putting Up
Lively just Now

Betting Men in the East Putting Up
Lively just Now.
PITTsBURG, November 4th.-Ssm Mason,
Republican, this evening accepted DEM
ocratic bet of $500 TO $500 that Cleveland
would carry New York, New Jersey. In
diana and Connecticut.
SARATOGA, November 4th-Bets were
made yesterday and to-day of $500 even as
between Cleveland and Harrison's election.
CHARLESTON, November 4th.-A promi-
nent merchant put up $1,000 to 81 coo to-
day that Cleveland would be elected
New HAVEN, November 4th. = About
5000 has been stake6 on the general re-
suit to-day. the Democrats Offering a ma
jority on Indiana, but refusing bets on this
State
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05

urday the three-year-old stallion Sable
Wilkes, driven by Johnny Goldsmith, was
sent to beat his former record of 21S2. The
colt easily accomplished the task, trotting
the mile without a skip in 2:1s.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
WON HER CASE.
The Slandered Fresno Maiden Gets Dam.
ages In $1,000.

ages In $1,000.
FRESNO, November 4th.-In the case of
Ida Hitchcock against W. A. Caruthers, for
defamation of character, the jury has re-
turned q verdict for the plaintiff for 81 500
and costs. The amount sued for was $685.
600. This is the case in which R. E. Sronce,
guardian of the girl, and Henry Hardwick,
who testified that he seduced her. were
killed about yesterday. Hardwick's 8 testi-
nony was positively contradicted by the
best physicians in the city, who had exam
ined the girl
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
TIE CLOSE STATES.
Confidence Of Leading Repubiican-Es-
tfmates IN New York


Confidence Of a Leading Repubiican-Es-
Inmates On New York.
WASHINGTON, November 4th-John c.
New was at the Riggs House yesterday. To
friends with whom he talked politics he
said that New York would be carried for
Harrison, and that he would be elected
He said that he, personally, and all the
members of the National Republican Com
mittee felt perfectly confident. He did not
know much about the state of affairs in In
diana, but thought the Republicans would
carry it.
soME ESTIMATES.
NEW YORK, November 4Ih.-The Press
publishes the result of canvass of this
State by counties. On the basis OF the
opinions of leading conservative Republi-
can and Democratic editors throughout the
State it figures 5000 plurality for Hsrri-
son.
The Morning Journals forecast of the
election in this State indicates that Cleve-
land will require 10000 plurality in New
York City and Brooklyn to carry the State.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
GermanY and the yatican.

LoNDon, November 4th.-The Chronicles
correspondent at Rome says the Pope re-
fused to comply with Count Herbert Bis
marck's request to use his influence in be-
half of the Government candidates in the
election for the Landtag, and hence the
coolness between Germany and the Vah
can.
SuppressiDg The Slave Trade.
LONDON, November Ath.--A dispatch to
the Times from Zanzibar says: The Ger
mans have burned all the dhows and boats
in Whind Harbor
Lieutenant Fitzherbert, of the Algerine,
in the face of heavy Arab fire, chased
dhow with 200 slaves off the north coast of
Madagascar until the dhow grounded.
London Notee.
LONDON, November 4lh.-Cardinal New
man is out of danger.
"Blue Book" on the Sackville affair is
being prepared for Parliament.
The Gar Home Again.
ST. PETERSBURG, Novemher 4th.-The
Car and Czarina arrived here to-day, aud
were accorded an enthusiastic reception by
the populsce.
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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
An OCEAN DISASTER,
a Vessel Sunk by Collision and Twenty
Four Lives Lost.

LONDON, November 4tb.-The Norwe-
gian bark Nor, Captain Bjonnes, from New
York October ID, for Stettin, colided with
and sunk the steamer Sax Mundham off
Cowes. Twenty-Five persons are missing
and are supposed TO be drowned. Eight
survivors landed at Weymouth. The Nor
was abandoned
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05

In Chill the paper money is SO depre-
clated that hotel charges are about $500 a
day and bcotblacks get SO for shine.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05

A ship, like school, has master, and
the ropes, like the children, are taut-
more or less.-Ocean.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
HoosIER PARADERs.
Two Great Demonstrations IN Indfanap.
oils on Saturday.

INDIANAPOLIS, November 4th-Last night
the two parties had possession of the streets
with their respective parades, both repre-
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wAsHINGrox TERRITORY.
Opening of Section of the Seattle and
Lake Shore Railrnad.

SPOKANE FALLS, November 4th-The
Seattle and Lake Shore Railroad was
opened yesterday with an excursion of
stockholders to the end of tie track. The
road will be completed to Wheatdale,
forty miles, by November Goth, when regu-
lar trains will run The line viii connect
with the Oregon Railway and Union Pacific
at Rockford, twenty-five miles from here,
in the early spring. Railroad officials say
the Union Pacific and Manitoba roads will
use the Seattle track for Puget Sound and
all intervening points. This will also give
a connection with the Canadian Pacific via
Seattle.
Catholic Priest Ordained.
SEATTLE. November 4th.-Bishop Jurger
to day ordained to the priesthood Rev. J..
Arthuis. S. J. This is the second Catholic
ordination in this Territory, and it has ex-
cited much interest.
The Recent Jail Break.
SEATTLE. November 4lh.-It is alleged
that the recent jail-break was plot OF the
prisoners and their friends outside. The
Sheriff was persuaded to appoint one of
their men SIS guard, and boy committed
a trifing robbery so as to get into the iail
with tools to cut the way out and with de-
tails of the Dlsn
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
CANADA.

An Official who Has More Sense Than
| Minister West.
| OTTAWA, November 4th.-Hon. Macken-
zie Howell will not make public the letter
sent him asking his advice as to how to
vote in the Presidential election, until after
| election day.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05

II was for many years perfect martyr to
Headache and Dysp, psia, and sometimes
thought it would xii me After trying so many
remedies began to think tht M of no account,
until l tried Summons Liver r. gulator, ana !
am now and have been for fifteen years Il
stranger TO headache."-3 D. 0DOM, Putnam,
county, Ga, MWF&w
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
Lnnresainc ina slava Trada.

The Fruitvale Winery at Fresno has been
seized for taxes.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
Ca,boiic pcl,s+ ordo,,a
The Recent jail Break.
4 DemocratIo Fraud .

Los ANGELES, November 4th.--The Tri-
6une publishes information showing that
seven sacks of the National Tribune, dated
Washington, October 25th, arrived at Los
Angeles to-day addressed to Indiana points.
The papers contain an article intended to
help the Republican cause in Indians, and
evidently were purposely missent by the
Democratic postal service.
Campaign Joke.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 4th. The re-
port circulated here on Friday evening that
General Clunie barely escaped being uobbed
by crowd that he attempted to address in
a hall on Alabama street, and sent 10 the
RECORD UNION, turns out to have been
without foundation. 1t was probably
started as campaign joke.
Saturdays Rain.
lone, November 4th.-This section was
visited by sufficient rain last night to lay
the dust for the season. 1t is bright and
clear to-day.
The Rowing Ball-Tossers.
SAN Francisco, November 4th. - The
Spalding baseball combination arrived in
this city yesterday, en- route to Australia.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
n Warming From ths Czar That is Fun
OF Meaning.

~ Warntug From yhs Czar That is Run
OF Meaning.
LONDON, November 4th.-Ths Cars con-
duct at Sebastopol has quite naturally pro-
duced q very dIsquieting effect in Europe,
especially as 1t has since transpired that
hls Majesty distributed privately an order
OF the day, at first to the higher officers
present and then to the minor officials,
which has very significant meaning
Translated from the Russian language, tie
order is as follows:
Thirty years or more ago the Black Sea fleet
while gaining glorious victories sacrificed itself
for the good of Russia and transferred its spirit
to the mounds and hills of sebastopOl. To-day
the Meet has arisen anew, to the delight of the
iongohended fatherland. Ny will and thoughts
are diverted toward a peaceful DEVELOPMENT of
the national welfare, but circum stances may
wishes and compel me TO take up arms for the
defenseJ and dignity Of the State You vii.
stand by me in upholding that dignity with thti
same devotion and fTmness that your prefe-
cessors displayed in response to the call of my
grandfather, and which struck their contempo-
raries with astonishment. On these waters
10 your care the safety, the honor and the tran
quillity OF Russia. ALEXANDRA.
A WARNING TO EUROPE.
There can be no nistaking the import of
this manifesto in the delicate state OF East
ern politics. 1t is a clear warning to Eu-
rope, and especially to P.ince Ferdinand of
Bulgaria and King Milan OF Servia There
Is now rather an uneasy feeling ia Odessa
and Sebastopol in cons eauence of the large
commissariat and other preparations.
Don't be surprised said well in
formed diplomat today, 'if one of these
days Russia ships her troops across from
Sebastopol or the Caucasus to Vienna and
Burgas in the numerous boats of the Rus
sian Stesra Navigation Company and who
will stop her? She might not feel justified
III waiting for the completion of the re-
mainder of her new armored fleet, as some
experts already pronounce it strong enough
at present for the formidable undertaking.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
ANOTHER BROKEN RECoRp.

Sable Wilkes, the Three-Year-Oid Stall
lion, Trots In 2:IS.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 4th-Another
record has been broken by California
troster. At the Bay District track on Sat
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
WHOLE NO, 1867
FOAEia. 'l'0Rlea.
GREAT CATAsTg0PHES ON LAND
AND OCEAN.
Eighty Lives Lost by a Colliery Ex-
piosion-'Ghe Cars Manifesto
Wiser Than West.
1MPoRrANr maNrFEsro.

iarscrAl DmrArcHEs 10 THE sroosD-uslos.l J
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
PACIFIC COAST.
A SHOCKING DOMESTIC TRAGEDY
IN PLACER.
Damages for Slander-Sable Wilkes
Breaks a Record Baseball
Riot at Stockton-Etc.
THE WINO-UP.

isPRc1AL DISPATCHES TO THE RRooRp-uNloE. J
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-05
NEARING THE END.
POLITICAL DEMONSTRATIONS IN
THE EAST.
The Outlook in West Virginia-Three
Addresses by Blaine-Esti-
mates on New York.
ELECTION RETURNS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE sEooaD-u.ios.l
Bent County register., 1888-06-23

Senator Kenna and Senator Black
hnrn are great sportsmen, as every
one knows. writes the Washington
correspondent of the New York Trib-
une. Each is tie owner of pointer,
the relative merits of which they are
frequently engaged in discussing III
the cloak rooms of the senate, much
to the annoyance of their more staid
colleague. The other day henna
said to Blackburn, lighting a fresh
cigar
.Joe, you may talk as much as you
like about your dog. but mine won't
90 out with me when the cartridges
don't fit my gun"
An audible smile went around the
room, and everybody thought well,
for once, Joe Blackburn has been
beaten at his own game. The junior
senator from Kentucky, however,
was equal to the occasion. He look
ed at Kenna for minute and then
quietly remarked:
"Well, Kenna, admit that your
dog exhibits an intelligence almost
akin to reason, but l don't mind
backing mine against him. was in
the fields one day with that dog, and
a man | was not acquainted with
came along near us. My dog point
ed at him. l called to that dog, but
nothing would induce him to move.
So I went mp to the stranger.
"'Sir,'I l said, would you oblige
me with your name?
"'Certainly,' replied the stranger,
my name is Partridge"
Without another word Kenna took
Blackburn's arm and both disap-
peared in the direction of the Senate
restaurant, followed by the shouts of
their friends.
Bent County register., 1888-06-23
1get1oe-Tiraeer Culture.
U, S. Land ONCE, Lamar, Colo.

u S. Land Ofhce, Lamar, Colo.
Aay 18th, 1883.
Complaint having been entered at this office
by Charles Helburg against syman VI. Bing-
man for failure TO comply With li.sg as to Tin
ber-Cultre Entry NJ isl dated Feb. nth. lse7,
upon the S.W. IL Section 2, Township 81 :.
Range A w, in Bent County, Colorado, with
n view to the cancellation Of said entry; con-
tesfant alleging that said synun NJ. Bingman
has wholly failed TO plow or caused TO be
plowed five acres or any part thereof within
the first twelve months after date Of entry or
improve in any manner whatever and the
same remains unplowed or uniinproved up
to this date. the said parties are hereby sum
moned 10 apear at this Office on the 1th dcy
of July lSSs, ut O'Clock a. M, to respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged
fu.lure.
FRANK p. ARBUCRLE,
6l-5. Register.
Bent County register., 1888-06-23
NOTICE.

o. s. Land ONCE at Lamar, Colorado.
May 18th 1sss-
Complaint having been entered at this Office
by William johnson against Hattie Fell Julian
for abandoning, her Homestead Entry No.
1913, dated July lath, 1857, upon the w l . :.
W. Ia and 5. W. IA of n. f. 4 and lot Sec
tion 3. Township 10 S. Range &c w, in Rent
County, Colorado. with a view to the cancel
lation of said entry, the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this office on
the llth day of July 1888, at O'Clock a. m. to
respond and furnish testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment.
FRANK p. ARBUCKLE,
Register.
ZIsIERMAS WILLIS CO..
5l-5i. Plaintiffs Att'ys.
Bent County register., 1888-06-23
Alias S..is:"gia Culture
9. Land once at Lamar, Colorado

February -. 1sSS.
Complaint having been entered at this of
flee by james 4. W Noodcock against silas +.
Sheldon for failure 10 comply with law as to
Timber Culture Entry No. lQS6 dated May n
lSs6, upon the :. l-sN.W- Ia md n. 1-sS.W Ia
Section si Township - 5. Range 45 W. in
Bent County, Colorado. with a view to the
cancellation of said entry; contestant alles-
ing thut the entry OF the said silns e. sheldon
Is fraudulent from the a,et tilat the said sils
T.. sheldon never waS ON the tract of land i'm
question prior TO his filing on said tract the
said parties are hereby summoned to appear
at this office the 18th day OF July 1855. at 3
o'clock a. M, to respond and furnish testi-
F.H, SHOCK,
5l-5i Receiver.
Bent County register., 1888-06-23

Here Is chance to secure weekly ono Of
the best Newspapers in the United states AT
a trivial cast THE WEEKLY TINES will
contain the most important news collected
by the Daily Edition, besides vast amount
OF Literary, Household, \ griculturil and Mis-
reuoueous matter for the General Render
This order VIII hold good only for short
time. on eER AT uECE.
rz-send Postal Note, Postal orer, or Regis
tered Letter.
THE TINES, Chicago. Ills.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
The Monitor Fleet.

The Secretary of the Navy having or
dered the removal Of the seven ironclads
composing the monitor fleet from City
Point, where they have been stationed
for several years, to point about three
miles below Richmond, it is 10 be hoped
that they will be brought up as soon as
possible. They should certainly be near
the city during the Exposition, for there
will be thousands Of visitors who will
want to see and inspect them. There
are hundreds of people in Richmond,
too, to whom these war vessels would be
a real curiosity, and who would find
great pleasure IN going on board OF and
down into them.
Following are the conditions Of re-
moval
The boats ere to be towed to position
between the jetties about three miles
from the city of Richmond, and no
charge for towing, the ironclads fur
nishing one tug. There is to be no
charge for pilotage, and if it is found
necessary to do so the city of Richmond
will do all the dredging that may be
needed TO float the ironclads nicely.
The Committee on the Improvement of
the James River will also have sutti-
cient amount of piles driven down to
protect the boats from ice in the event
of an ice-gorge in the river.
1t is further agreed that a necessary
shore front will be allowed and the
right of way given free of cost through
such lands as may lie between the shore
front and the nearest public highway.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01

The Virginia Field-Sports Association
had a house warming in their rooms, in
Fords building, last night from 8 until
1:30 o'clock. About one hundred men,
bers were in attendance. Refreshments
were served in abundance, and the
sportsmen did not fail to do justice to
them. The evening was spent in soci !
conversation principally. but jokes and
hunting and fish-stories were inter-
spersed and loudly applauded. The
whole evening was not only highly en-
joyed by the members of the associa-
ton, but in addition there were present
a number OF invited guests.
The new headquarters are in very
desirable location and the apartments
are well arranged and adorned with pic
lures OF noted thoroughbred dogs and
other ornaments. During the whole
Exposition the headquarters here will be
kept open, and refreshments will be
served to the visiting guests Of the asso-
clatiOn
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
special Tours 10 Cre.san.

In accordance with its annual custom
the Pennsylvania Railroad Company an
nounces a series OF three personally con-
Quoted pleasure tours TO Cresson and the
Alleghanies, The dates are fixed for
September LIST. 9th, and 18th, and the
return coupon will be good for ten days
for the first two. and until the Goth tor
the last. 1t is hardly necessary to say
aught of the attractlveness of Cresson.
II is well known as one of the most de-
hghtful mountain resorts IN the land,
set in the midst of some OF the most
beautiful OF American scenery. Excur-
sion tickets, including a days board at
the famous Mountain House, will be sold
from Washington, ID. c., at SS. The
party will leave Washington, ID. c., at
800 A. NJ. on the dates mentioned.
The number OF each party will be limited.
For full particulars apply to Il. A. Parke,
Passenger Agent, Washington,aD. G.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
4 BsOLUTELY PURE MILK.

Ou SEPTEMBER 1, issS. THE "RICHMOSD
CkEAM. BUTTER. AND MILK COMPANY vii
open Al No. west Broad street, this city Tney
propose % deliver Ia quart and pint giaes jars a
pure article OF MIX from the uelLkn0wn = Chats
worth nerd. We believe handling mira IN gi1ss
)ars "a the hest and the only pure aud clean
way ofdoiug 1t, AMI assign the follosing reasons;
lsL zach patron gets his proportion ~ cream.
IL "a weii-kPown tact that drawing frlm large
cans ln tho wagons partirs receiving their milk
hrst get little or no cream.
%. Win our dusty streets more or less dirt
must settle In the can used tO measure mia, and
the most csregul milkmau cannot prevent it
81. Tho milk l. carefully cooled then pas lnto
he glass Jars by patent niier which hlis eight
af ono time. eaoh Jar capped with = patsnt ooFer
that IL never used the second time, AMI Then
sealed With patent top.
4th. Each jar Ia bottled thoroughly every day,
washed with patent washer. and thcn rinsei.
fOrty-eisbt IS one time. by new patent process.
leaving each Jar pure ani sweet
tth. The milk wnile In these Jars can te put
into the refrigerator with all Kinds Of food with
out becoming tainted.
6th. Tho patent seal uaod renders aiuuers-
ton between the dairy snd your table impOssi'
BILE.
IN. You can contract hy buying tickets 20
have your milk delivered in pints Or quarts
during Tho months % September. April. Nay.
June. july, aui Aucu.t ai I've cents per quart,
and during lhe mouths n October, November.
December, January, February. and Narch at
ak cents per quart Tue above low prices aro
only iOr parties buying tickets
The proprietor q the "RICHhONn CRkAM,
BI TIER. AMI MILK COMPANY after an Ell
tended trip through the North for The express
purpose Of visiting The largest crrameres in tho
United State, and consulting she largcst deaiers
who supply consumers In tho largest cities ia
this country decided that tho
GLASS-JAR SYSTEM
Is tho only absolutely pure and clean method %
handling inik. The correctness ~ this decision
IA atestoi 10y The fact hat n all of hi- travels he
dii not end n single man who had ever tried tln
OLAss-JAR System who would return to tho OH
wsy 81 handling milk. with sll 0t It's dust. Glra
and nies but, 10 tho contrary. found the only
mon who did not warmly endorse the GLass-IAR
SYSTEM 70 be those wrO had mover given 70 a
trial. and were therefDto ignorant Of is aiyGn-
tAges. All parties who are Interested ga tho
health Of their families are cordially ingitei %
make us u yislt alter September ist, examine
the newest Rnd must approved appliances f0r
handling milk that We have put In AZ great co.f,
aui be convinced that the GLAss-JAR sfsTkh a
tho neatost an 1 BEST aud that We propose a.
spare neither cost nor trouble Ia making our
dairy strictly frst class Ia all ~ appointments
aud in furnishing the public the Iurcst mtlk,
butter aud cream.
RICHMOND CREAM, BUTTER. AND MILK
COMPANY.
soI-2t X. b. CHAFFlN. Proprietor.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-09-01
Mr. Harry Hcbwarxchild Dead.

Mr.. Harry Schwarzchild, the we'll
known clothing-merchant, whose place
of business is at the corner of Fourteenth
and Main streets, died yesterday morn
ing at 3 o'clock at his residence, COS
north Seventh street, in the thirty ninth
year of his age. Mr.. Schwarzchild had
been in i'll health for the past three years
and, by the advice Of his physicians,
visited the various health resorts in this
country and Europe, hoping to be bene-
fited thereby bat his disease, consump-
ton, bad secured firm hold on him, and
his fine constitution gradually ly"gaye way.
resulting in death.
The deceased leaves a wife and six chill
dren. He was member OF the Knights
OF Honor and the Home Circle.
The funeral will take place from his
late residence Sunday afternoon at A
O'clock