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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-08
ST. DAViD'S,

OEs t%<1 " lA a@3S
Tie howard ST., near Third, San Erancisoo.
A FIRST GLASS LOGGING HOTEL, CON-
n tainipg 2c0 rooms; water and gas ii each
room; no better beds in the world; 10 guest
allowed TO use the linen opCe used By another;
: large reading room; hot snd cold water baths
rec. T dce Of rooms: Per night 50 3nd rs cents;
per weeE, from 81 upwards. Cpen all night.
r. HUGEES, Proprietor.
IS" At Market street Ferry take nlnlbusLine
sfetrset cars for Third and Howard. 1TSH
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THE best regulator of digestive organ
and the best appetizer known is Angostur-
Bitters. Try it, but beware of limitations
Get from your grocer or druggist the genu-
inc article, manufactured by DR.. J. G. B.
Siegert d Sons.
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The Prusstan Eleetinps.

BERLts, November 7th-In the Russian elec
ton the final ballots made the standing of the
paIties as follows: il35 Conservatives, 81 Free
Trade Conservatives, Sc Centrists, 81 National
13 Poles, Danes, Glelphs, ! Independent
Stoeeker, Richter, Rickers end Friedfurg lose
GUESTS and VichosT elected.
Chamberlain Coming.
LONDON, November 7th-The Birmingham
route to America, and that he will marry Miss
Eudicott on his arrival He will spend few
weeks iE visiting friends in America anG will
return to England about Christmas.
Fatal Boil r Explosion.
LANCASTER tPs.), November zh.-A nest OF
four boilers at the Lancaster Chemical WORKS a
this city exploded this evening, killing John
Reidel and fRiuring AlonSo HambEght, NJ. Dor,
and George Saith.
A Fiend Lynched.
CRAYLING (aieh.), November ah. = Arch
Pelon, arrested yesterday for an assault on an
old lady. was taken fnom the jail and lynched
last might.
A Change OF Base.
LONDON, November 7th.-Henry Blake, Gov.
ernof of Newfoundland, has been appointed
Governor of Queensland.
Terrible Railway Collision.
LONDON, November 7th.-A terrible collision
occurred yesterday on q railway in southern
Russia, near Kouel Many killed.
A Ferryboat Horror.
CaLcuTrA, November 7th.--A ferry steamer
sank in q coilisier. sixty We're drowned.
<ns-1rsp-.-.--.-z-----.
PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet sd.
iuOct
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BRowN's Bronchial Troches have direct
influence on the infiamed parts, giving re-
lief in coughs, colds and various throat
troubles to which singers and public speak
ers are liable. Sold only in boxes.
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LATER RETURNS.
Excitement in Los Angeles.

| Los ANGELES November 7th.-The city is
! growing wilder and wilder as the returns are
| displayed by the electric light in front of the
| Tribune office. Hon. II. T. Hazard is now ad-
| are abO;it $50 Republican plurality.
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MET HIS DESERTS.

Springer, the Cotton Wife MuI derer
Found Dead.
SAN BERNARDINo Novsmbe Tth.-The skele
ton of man was found yesterday about two
miles north OF town, and it proves to be the re
mains of the noted murderer, Springer who
murdered his wife at the eTranscontinental Hote
at Cotton about two years ago. On the remains
were found effects of the murdered woman, sc
that there is no doubt but what it is Springer
The inquest will be held tomorrow.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETING.

A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCKHOLD-
n ers of the Peoples Savings Bank.will be
held at the o fii1e of the Bank, Sacrau ento City
MONDAY EVENING, December 8. 1885, at 7:30
O'Clock I'M. F. HUNTOON, Secretary.
n5 1m4p
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-08

Beauties both the house and herself Try n
cake OF it in your next house-cleSuing.
No. .. Copyright March, 1881
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-08

LWAYS ON HAND LARGE ASS0E2
"a ment of Metallic and Wooden Csskess.
Burial Cases. Coffins and 5hrGuds furnished.
Coffin orders VIII receive prompt attention CT
short notice and at the lowest rates Oncs
open day and night. ~
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Yhe Gas Was Iriured.
Revision in Franre.

LONDON, November 9TH. = Private advices
from st. Petersburg say the Car was injured in
several places in the recent accident TO his train
and he is suffering severe pains in the chest
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-08
AFTERNOON ssssIos.

CArARsa causes discharge from the nose,
bad breath. pain between The eyes, cough
ipg, choking. rna21g noises III the ears.
Hoods Ssrsapa-illa. by purifying TIE blood,
cures catarrh.
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DIR. LIEBiG & CO,
EUROPEAN SPECIALISTS.

The surgi-
cal branch
gives spe-
cial atten-
ton to de-
formitiesof
every kind
and all dis
placements
requ iring
] Appliances
= for Curva-
ture of the
Spine, Hip
Joint Dis
ease, Lis
torted arms
o r Limbs
successful
sly treated
by our new
v0ilaic and
Magnetic
anDIigOcpe
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-08
FOR CONGRESS.
Prospect oil tho Election of Five Repnbii-
cans. AT I.eSst

cans, at LeSSt.
SAN FRANCISCO, November 7th.-First District
Complete returns from l26 precincts out of All
give De Haven (Rep) $50 and Thompson
(Dem.) 1903.
Second District-13i precincts out of $50 give
Eagon (Rep) 1919 and Bi gs (Oem 1885
Third District-129 precincts ont of Isl give
McKenna (Rep.) l3,337 Gnd Morgan Dem 8, ,S41.
Fifth District, outside of san Francisco-36
precincts out of Sc give Phelps (Rep.> 3.427 and
Clunie (Dem.) 1882.
Sixth District-2s6 precincts out of 553 give
Fandever (Rep) 1855 and Terry (pen) II. l26.
LATER RETURNS
In the First Congressional District, partially
reported, De Haven has 5.S!6 and Thompson
6 6,260.
In the Second, Eagan has 6,2S9 and Blggs
6463.
In the Third McKenna has 5,3ss and Morgan
1888.
In the Fifth, Phelps has 2.s27 and Clunie
254s.
In the Sixth. vandever has 12,46o and Terry
10 355
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-08

Los ANGELES, November 1t h.-William Stack
aged thiJty-four years, q railroad laborer was
attacked by William Lannagau and stamped
and beaten 10 death. The deed was done this
afternoon, aud was without provocation what
ever. The men had been friends. LannGgan
waS'drunk. Stack was peacefully III bed when
attacked. The murderer is in custody.
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CAUSED by DRINK,
A San francisco lawyers Fatal Fall
from 1. Hi.-h NEtninw.

SAN Francisco, November 9TH. - AT $50
o'clock this morning 4. j. Gallagher the we'll
known attorney, jumped from third story win
dow in the California House TO yard on the
east side of the building. He was undressed at
the time and received injuries which were pro-
nounced as probably fatal by Police Surgeon
Martineaut.
Mr.. Gallagher had been drinking heavily dur
ing the day and it is supposed that he was III
sane when he committed the rash acJ.
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NEW hiEXICO.
a Fatal Fight Between Judges of an
Elecs-on PreciDct.

SANTA FE IN. NJ. November 7th-A report
from Valencia coNlty says there was trouble
between the Republican and Democratic Judges
OF Election at San K Rsfael over an attempt by the
yencno. one of the judges aud az old-ti1ne citi-
zen was shot in the heart and instantly killed
by the attacking party. who Immediately after
wards escaped to the mountains
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PARIS, November 7th.- The Parliamentary
Committee appointed to consider the revision
OF the Constitution has decided by vote of c to
in favor of revision by a specially convened
Constituent Assembly.
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ENGLISH yoRK1NGMrn.
Gladstone Interested in a Plan for Their
Political interests

BIRMINGHAM, November 7th.-G Gladstone upon
receiving presentation on behalf of Birming-
scheme to remove the peculiarly difficulty in
becoming a member of Parliament consistent
with absolute Independence and equality be,
tween the Representative workmen in the House
and other members
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RUssIA,s THREAT.
The Gar Gives Note of Warning Re.
gdrding iSuIgXria.

ST.. PETERSBURG, November 7th.-The Russian
Government has notified the Porte that should
the divorce OF the King of Servia cause trouble
which would lead to the occupation of Servia
by Austria, Russia will consider herself released
f-om her obligati0n not to occupy Bulgaria
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cecon Stonewan Jackson
illustrated English
Abbey
Terms. Special Offer.
In
ne with November 1855 may get all Mr. Remnants Siberian
Non5a,
Dealers
NEwY
N1RAvEL
He St mly
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Waterhousa & Lester,
-0EALERs IN
IRON, STEEL, CUMBERLAND COAL,
Wagon Lumber and Carriage Hardware,
7o9, I'll, 7I3 and rs j street, Sacramento,
Gal.
SUE ON.

500 & street. between Sixth and Seventh,
DEALER IN LADIES AND CHILDREN'S
IL underwear and mems white shirts. Also,
all kinds of Chinese and Japanese goods. Por-
trait painting in water eolors aud oil specially.
No charge if Ficturss are rot satis factory 4ptf
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GENERAL NEWS.
DYNAMITE 0UTRAG5S REPORTED
IN PARIS.
Chamberlain Coming to America
Manifesto from the Cara
Railway Horror.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UtsIoS.I
GENERAL NEWS.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-UEgoN.
FIVE KILLED.
A Disastrous Railroad Wreck In Georgis
Yseferdav

BuENA VISTA lGa.), November 7th.-A train on
the Savsnnah and Western Railroad containing
125 passengers and bound for the Macon Fair,
was wrecked near Ellaville this morning The
killed are Charles Scovile Dodd Tiston Henry
Martin, George Davis and John Hansoyer. A
dozen others were injured, among them Con-
ductor Singleton
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BUSINESS CARDS.
uNDERTAEERS.
REEVES g. LONG.
FRITZ & fHIl.LER,
" III ID gS IA ~Ep ~ K. Ss7Ts- ~

OFFICE IN ODD FELLOWS TEMPLE
~ Ninth and K streets. Complete stoes &
Undertekers' Goods constantly on hand. CIT,
or night, st reasonable rates, Telephone lef :
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at!F.s,s AEp aesgA ;18a Ng.,,
AMFRICAN FXCHANr;r

HOTEL, p o SE5 sA NsOAE ST. (oNE DOOR
] / from Bank OF California;. San Francisco,
cal Board and Room. 81, 81 p and 81 so per
day. Free Coach to and from the Hotel.
Montgomery lsro".... [o2S-tfl -. Proprietors.
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A LWAYS ON HAND TIE MOST COMPLETE
n Stock of UNDERTAKING GOODS on tns
coast Country orders, day OF night, Will &c
ceiye prompt attention. TELEPHONE NUBazI
l24. E4pl GEo. II. CLARK. Funeral Direcs7s
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-08
TERRIBLE MURDER.

A Drunken Fellow AT Los Angeles Bests
Another In D%aIh
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-08
MISS ENOICOTT.

The American Girl who is to Wed Lord
Chamberlain.
WASHINGTON, November 7th.-It is officially
announced tonight that Miss Mary Endi ott,
daughter of the Secretary of War is to marry
the Right Hon. Joseph Chamberlain. The lat
ter Is expected TO arrive on the steamship Aura
MIA on Saturday.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-08
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

PEARS Soap is the most elegant toilet ad.
junct.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-14
The WHALING FLEET.

The whole of the whalers reported
imprisoned in the ice succeeded in
getting out. On October 22nd a
northwest gale sprung up which
broke up the ice and allowed the
whalers to get out into the open
sea. Following is the catch for the
season: Thrasher 5 whales, Abram
Barker 2, Lagoda l, Little Ohio /,
Triton 0, Bounding Billow 2, Helen
Mar 0, Wanderer 0, Francis Palmer
0, schooner j. A. Hamilton /, Alton
1, Belvidere z, Lucretia 2, Balena
II, Beluga (September 28th) 10,
Grampus 3, Jesse II. Freeman 3,
Narwhal z, Orca 16, Andrew Hicks
z, Eliza Z, William Bayliss z, Mars
z, Lancer (September 25th) G.,
Hunter s, Sea Breeze Z, j. p. West
3, Ohio End 3, Hidalgo 3, Rosario
6, Ocean Z and the Reindeer 3.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-14
rIfn
WEDNESDAY, Nov. IA, 1888.
ONE POINT TO BE GAINED,

One point, and that not an insig-
niiicant one, to be gained by the
construction of the projected rail-
road to Pearl Harbor, is the bring
ing within easy reach of Honolulu
most desirable locality for country
residences, for persons whose regu-
lar occupations are in the capital
city. There is probably no place on
the islands, certainly not within ten
or fifteen miles of Honolulu, which
presents the same advantages for
private residence as the district of
Pearl Harbor. Here is beautiful
sheet of land-locked water, safe in
all weathers for boating, etc. The
surrounding country is open to the
healthful trade winds, which most of
the year exercise cooling effect on
the atmosphere. Unoccupied land
is abundant. The whole population
OF honolulu might be transferred to
its shores without taking up one
tithe of the land on which nobody
now lives. With a railroad connect
ing that district with the city, it
would be within reach of the means
of many of our business people and
Others to locate their country resi-
dences there, to which to retire at
the close of the days duties, for
rest and recreation. Thirty or forty
minutes quiet travel by rail would
take one from here to there. No
doubt the completion of the road
will be followed by the springing up
of many pleasant hemes in that dis
trict, now so sparsely populated.
For this reason, in addition TO many
others, its completion will be hailed
with joy.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-14
MADAME JAFFA.

AS announced yesterday, Madame
Jaffa, well known pianist, arrived
on the Australia. On Tuesday
evening next, the goth, the Madame
will give piano recital in the Y.
M. c. A. Hall, using the Steinway
grand piano. The admission will
be 81, and it is to be hoped our
music-loying people will turn out
in large numbers. Parents should
also see that their children who are
studying music are present as the
recital to them will be worth more
than many lessons. The rs. f.
Alta" says of Madame Jaffa: "This
lady is justly regarded as one of the
best exponents or interpreters of
classical music on the coast. BY
her charming personal qualities,
highly cultivated mind and musical
talent, she has endeared herself to
a large circle of friends and pupils. "
Madame Jaffa was in Honolulu in
1867, and the "Gazette" of Feb.
18th of that year says, "Madame
Jaffa has won onamongus agood repu-
tation, as pianist, for brilliant exc
cution, and the fine rendering of the
authors whose music she played.
The programme was selections from
Beethoven, Thalberg, Prudent,
Mendelsshon and Schuloff. The Sc.
lections from Mendelsshon were ele-
gantly played, and ELECTED we'll
merited praise from good judges
present. 1t is a difficult matter to
interest an audience with the piano
alone, through an evening; yet we
did not hear any one dissent to the
opinion that the concert had been a
perfect success.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-14
THE NEW DIRECTORY.

BY the Australia the first install
ment of the new Hawaiian directory
was received in this city and Mr.. j.
G. Lane will at once attend TO their
distribution through the city and
other islands. The book at cursory
glance is.exceedingly well gotten up
the names are all in alphabetical
order and the introduction has been
written with much care. There
should be large demand for copies.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-14
Y, M, C, A,

The monthly business meeting of
the Y. M. G. A. will be held at z
O'Clock tomorrow evening q half
hour earlier than usual.
The mems meeting last evening
was largely attended and the interest
warrants there continuance, so the
singing class will be omitted to-mor-
row evening and gospel meeting
for men held instead at 1880. Noon
meets at 1925 every day this week.
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-14
Postponed.
FOR SALE

a A Good Breed of Chickens
a M IA and three or four Game
Ns4 ia BOOSTERS can be seen at the
wy corner of King and Alapai
..ssAAsxz= street. 98 BIZ
The Daily bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Hawaii]) 1882-1895, 1888-11-14
The LARGEST AND BEST COMPANY
-,na- IN TII11 WORLD ~Ga:-

Mutual Life Insurance Company Of New York,
Life Insurance Company in the World
the Bank of tngami
dividends onwlie
has been its
The Company legitimate contract connected with human life and
patton DEATH with liberal
furnish certain estate and possible law
the and
description of the New Whole Prem Return Policy whereby
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The Southern herald., 1888-11-17
qhe Growth Of' Jorusalem,

The Neuesten Nachrichten aus
dem Morgenland, German news
paper published in Palestine, states
that the city of Jerusalem is grow
ing in size and population at a re-
markable rate. It's growth ip
all the more surprising because
neither it's situation nor its trade
are favorable to q rapid increase; it
lies among a not very fertile group
of mountains; it has next to no
commerce, and it has no manu-.
factures. Nevertheless, new build.
ings are rising daily; churches,
gardens, and institutes Of various
kinds are filling up the formerly
desolate AeighbOrhood to the dis-
tance of half an hours walk beyond
the old limits Of the city. The
Jews are to the front as builders.
Their houses spring out of the
ground like mushrOoms-unifOrm,
ugly, one.storied, plentifully sup
piled with windows, but with no
manner of adornment. The Roth
childs have completed a new hospi-
tai. Close beside it there is o new
Abyssinian church. The Russians
are also great builders; they have
erected a new church, consulate,
lodging houses for pilgrims of the
orthodox national churches, and a
hospital. Near to the Russian
group stands the German House"
for German Roman Catholics, from
whose top the German and the
papal flags float side by side. The
Russians have also built q high
tower upon the Mount of Olives,
from whose summit the Mediterre.
mean and the Dead sea can both be
seen. The Greeks and Armenians
are also busy builders, but they
provide for the bodily rather than
the religious demands Of the pill
grims. The former build coftee'
and bazars, and the latter set W
shons.
The Southern herald., 1888-11-17
An Esquimaux Execution.

New London, Nov. flames
Jordan, lately arrived from the
Arctic Ocean on the schooner Era,
relates the circumstances of the
death of John Bull, an Esquimaux
sailor, who, with his wife, left
Groton, Conn, few years ago to
hunt the whale. Jordan says John
Bull met a terrible death at the
hands of the natives for some trans
gression of the Esquimaux law,
whose edicts are executed some.
what after the manner ofthe Italian
malta. Two weeks before the tragedy
his wife was notified, according to
custom, of his coming death at the
hands of his countrymen, but under
pain of death could not acquaint
him with the information.
When the day arrived he was
decoyed out of the village by two
companions to the place designated,
where he was proatrated on his
back. Then the leader delivered q
short speech and called on the man
selected to advance and stab him
through the heart, while he opened
the victims clothing and pointed
out the place. The native first
chosen stepped forward, but became
so nervous that his heart failed
him, and a second man was called
to plunge the fatal knife. PoorJohr
Bull was firmly held by the twelve
assembled fiends and literally
butchered, his body being left or
the spot, prey for bears and other
wild animals which infest the
country,
The Southern herald., 1888-11-17
No Scarcity q Salt.


1t is said on the best authority
that 80, 900, 900 bushels Of salt are
consumed in this country. The
average American gets away with
fifty pounds Of salt every year. The
quantity taken ut = time is so small
that a person hardly notices it, but
a years consumption Of salt by one
person is almost . bpshsl. An
Englishman gets along on twenty
two pounds year, and in France
an ordinary man swallows sishteeR
pounds between New Years day
and December. If calculations
amount anything there is no danger
Of q scarcity Of the saline article,
for a famous statisticlan has de-
clared that if all the salt in the
ocean were piled together, it would
make a bulk equal to 10000, 900
cubic miles. He never saw all this
salt, but he says it is there, and all
that need be done is to get it safely
ashore.
The Southern herald., 1888-11-17
They Bet Their Whiskers.

The following story is told Of a
bet that was made between two
business men Of Philadelphia;
Isaac Baer, a Republican, en-
gagged in the hat business, and
Henry Meyerhoffer, Democrat, a
liquor dealer, are friends and rejoice
in whiskers of peculiar luxuriance.
Mr.. Baer's whiskers are of lurid
golden hue, slightly shot with
silver. Mr.. Meyerhoffer's hirsute
appendages black, but the qualify
ing adjective only family expresses
the tint of the glossy halo that
floats majestically pendant from
either side Of his face. Last
Sabbath day Baer and Meyerhoffer
met in a barber shop. While wait.
ing their turn, the relative prospects
of Harrison and Cleveland were
freely discussed. The two friends
waxed hot on the subject, and final
ly made this bet: If Cleveland is.
elected, Mr.. Baer will submit his
right cheek to the devastating razor
Of the barber, and furthermore will
pursue his regular avocation all
day long with one whisker instead
of a pair. If Harrison gains the
day, MeyerhOffeT will allow the
barber to raze the whisker on his
right side, leaving the other un.
touched. He, too, will get through
the day as best he can, with but
one.half of his face covered by the
lusuriant growth that now adorns
both.
The Southern herald., 1888-11-17
Some Of Sam Jones Saying.

We preachers amt preaching for
money, but there ain't one of US
but what would quit tomorrow if
you stop our salary.
One rotten potato in pile of five
hundred bushels will get the whole
pile il you let it stay. tn get your
pile sure as guns iron.
God himself can't do much with
a coward. There is no foundation
to work on.
don't believe in evolution. l
don't believe we came from
monkeys, but when look at some
Of you ! think you're heading that
way. You may get there.
A prim, nice, elegant Methodist
is a monstrosity. These nice, little
prlmM ethodlsts amt worth killing;
they amt worth ten cents a dozen.
Methodists amt got nothing to
run on but religion. Some of you
ain'tgot that and you amt running.
You take a Methodist church
with rented pews and a starchy
preacher, with silks and satins
setting around Its the coldest
place on earth.
/ never try to stick to my text,
but stick to my crowd, don't l?
don't get mad. When they
tell a lie on me I'm glad it's a lie
and when they tell the truth on me
Pm sorry it's the truth. Iget sorry,
but | don't get mad.