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Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
PREPARED FOR BUSINESS.
Sensational Discovery Mads at the Ton
Dessee State Prssop,

NASHVILLE (Tenn.), December 1Ith.-A
search of all the prisoners in the penitent-
isry during the last tweaty-four hours has
led TO the discovery that nearly all were
armed Some 200 knives, fifty rszors, g
pistol and large amount of eounterfeii
money were tskea from the prisoners
Metal, for making coin. was also found in
large quantities. The search was suggested
by the fact that during the recent outbreas
the ccnyicts were all armed.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
NEWS FROM HAYTI.
Soldiers Committing Outrages-Hosti
To-ard eha uTo;t.<l Co.,.

Soldiers Committing Outrages-Hostility
Toward the United States.
New YoRK, December 11th.-From JAG.
mel, Hayti, comes the news that Legitime's
soldiers are committing all sorts of out.
RACES on the people who recently laid down
their arms.
The Haytians are incensed because an
American steamer landed cargo of arms
at Monte Cristo. They have been seized
The ram Toussaint L'Ouverture has been
dispatched to Monte Cristo to intercept the
American vessel if possible
Yellow fever is raging at Port t-au-P Prince
and the people are dying by scores.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
THE HAYTI AFFAIR.

Why the Galena Did Not Set OF on Yea
terday.
New YORK, December 11th.-The knil
aad Express gives as q reason for the failure
of the Galena to sail to-day that the Rear
Admiral's S short clothes and all his best out
fit are at Newport, and he awaits their ar
rival at the navy yard. He has teleGaphed
to have his clothes sent at once. What the
Rear-Admiral particularly requires for a
southern climate is his Panama hat. This
outfit cannot arrive before this eyening.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
MOTIONS VISIT.
The Vics-PresideDt-Elect to Confer With
Harrison To-Day.

Harrison To-Day.
INDIANAPOLIS, December 11th-Levi P,
Morton, accompanied by his wife, will ar
rive here tomorrow. Mr.. Morton will
confer with President t-elect Harrison on the
situation in New York. Mr.. Elan and
John G. New have returned from New
York, and General Harrison is fully in.
formed of the situation there. 1t is be.
lieved that Morton is anxious to secure
recognition for Platt. whose claims are sup
posed to be superior to those of Warner
Miller
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
a CATHOLIC SENSATION.

The Pope Uses Strong Language Toward
the irish. People.
ROME December 11th.-A sensation has
been caused by the Pope's refusal to bless
the medals and reliquaries sent to Rome
by an Irish priest, who intended them for
distribution in Ireland. The Pope sternly
said l cannot bless them. The people
of Ireland are, disobedient. Thev seem to
prefer the gospel of Dillon and 0BIien to
the gospel of Jesus Christ"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
A seo.ooO Hotsl Burned.

FoR.f WoRTH (Tex.l, December 11th.-
This morning the Globe Hotel, three storier,.
Was burned here. The hotel guests r,ar,
Jowly escaped. The loss is 100000, and
he cause of the fire is unknown.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
Hoods SarsaraariIIa

ls a peculiar medicine. 1t Is CO refully prepared
trom Sarsaparilla, Dandelion, asandrake, Dock,
pipsissewa, Juniper Berries. and other well.
snown and valuable vegeta tsa remedies, by q
peculiar combination, pro, ,.eItion and process,
giving to Hoods Sarsapari Ia curative power not
possessed by other medic fnes. 1t effects remark.
able cures where other S-s,a ,ara.ions fail
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
1he Birmingbam Murders.

BIRNINGHAM (Ala.), December 11th.-A
negro has been arrested in the Hawes case.
Lake View is still being dragged for the
body of Irene Hawes. The military is
guarding the Eeening Meas office. A rumor
is circulating that it will be dynamited.
Two negroes who carried trunk from the
Hawes House have been arrested.
The story that the body of Irene Hawes
had been found in trunk is untrue,
though the trunk was found with blood
stains in tho hoftou
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
THE BEANTowN ELECTION.
The Republicans of Boston Elect Their
Candidate for Mayor

Candidate for Mayor.
Boston, December 11th.-The municipal
election was attended by excitement un.
equaled in recent years, owing to the Sec
tartan agitation on the question of Catholic
domination in the School Committee. A
heavy vote was brought out
The result of the Mayoralty vote is: o.
Brien (Dem.) 30,S4S, Hart (Rep.) 80 76O.
Hart's majority is 1912 In 1887, in a
total vote OF 81 GOO, O'Brien defeated Hart
by ,457. Mayor O'Brien will retire De-
cember 3lst, after having served four terms.
number of arrests were made for illegal
voting.
NOVEL ELECTION SCENES.
BesToN, December l1th.-The count OF
the vote for members of the School Com
mittee is not complete, but sufficient is
known to indicate that nearly the entire
registered female vote has been east, which
is about 10000. In many precincts the en-
tire female vote was cast before 10 o'clock
A NJ. Heads of families, accompanied by
wife, daughter, mother in-law and sery-
ants, were figures in the unique scenes at
the polling-places. Nothing ike this was
ever witnessed here before
LATER-The probability is that the COM
plete Republican ticket for School Com
mitteemen as indorsed by the Committee
of One Hundred. is elected.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
NAPOLEON AND JOSEPHINE.
Madame Boulanser Talks About Her
Erratic Husband.

PARIS, December 11th.-Madame Boulan-
ger, in an interview to-day, denied that she
had refused to live with her husband She
complained that he was trying to play
Napoleon and make her his Josephine. She
then burst into tears and begged to be ex-
cused from answering further questions.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
Hoods s.sarsapariIIa

Is the best blood purifier before the public, 1t
eradicates every impurity, and cures Scrofula,
sait hheum' + oils, PimpIes, all Humors, Dys-
pepsla' Binou' mess, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
General Deb fity, Catarrh rheumatism, Kidney
and Liver COMPLAINTS, overcomes that tired feel
ing, Great ~ nm aupette and builds nm the syster
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Haggin Buys a Couple of Yearlipgs.

LEXINGTON (Ky.), December 11th.-At
an auction sale OF thoroughbreds here this
afternoon, 81 bead brought S72,1 ,150. The
Melbourne Stables 50 head brought
S61, 800. Among the sales were two year
lings-Hawkstone, by Hindoo, dam imp,
Queen Maud (S3 200), and Fernwood, by
Falsetto, dam Quiekstep (S2, ,100), purchased
by NJ. Byrnes for J. B. Haggin, of Cali
fornia.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
Hoods SarsapariIIa

mas met peculiar and unparalleled success at
no me- Such has become its popularity in Lowell,
dass., where it is made, that whole neighbor-
hoods are taking it at the same time. Lowell
druggists sell more Of Hoods Sarsaparilia than
Of all other sarsaparillas or blood purifiers
Sold by druggists. sl six for S5. Prepared only by
G. 1. HOOD & CO., Apothecaries, Lowell. Mass
100 Doses One Dollar !
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
HOME AFFAIRS.
THE BOSTON REPUBLICANS ELECT
THEIR MAYOR.
Theories as to the Chicago Exvso
sion-Awful Fate of Two Girls
Fighting Oyster Pirates.
OAP-MEAL DUsT.

ESPECIAL DreRATcHEs To THE RECORD UNION.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
FOREIGN TOPICS.
TIE POPE CREATES 4 DECynFD
SENSATION.
Russia's Attitude Toward Persie-
The Gar Gets Ansry-The
Forged Parnell Letters.
A LITTLE BREEZE,

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIoSl
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12

the Wisconsin Genital this morning cut
second-class tickets to st. Patil from Sc 80
to $6. The Burlington reduced second
class from $l1 so to IS so. There are pros
poets of a further reductlor7 before the
close of dav
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
Another SWiichmen,s Strike.

TOLEDO December 11th.-Twenty-f
or thirty Pennsylv ania switcbmen struck.
| to-day for an advance in wages. Their
places were partially filled.
The switchmen in the Cincinnati, Ham,
! ilton and Dayton, and in the Toledo and
Ohio Central yards, some 80 or 80 men,
went out this afternoon, and the indica-.
tions aye that the strike VIII extend
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
1t Was Not a French Duel

BERLIN, December 11th.-Two German
students, named Eichler and Beuhm, dis
puted and quarreled in cafe last night
over DR.. Mackepzie's character. Insults
were exchanged and a challenge given and
accepted. A duel with pistols was fought
this morning. Beuhm was shot through
the chest at the first fire and soon died.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
Sheriff Smith CouT,,inepsed.

BIRMINGHAM (Ala), December 11th.-
governor Seay had an interview with
Sheriff Smith to-day, and said afterwards
that he Endorsed the Sheriff. and wss glad
that Jefferson county had aSherff H'ho,
no matter how painful his daty, could up
hold the law. Beginning tonight, the
troops Will be sent away, one cs1npany st a
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12

CHICAGO, December llth.-=1hs passenger
rate war in the Northwes. has reached the
Chicago. The Milwaukee and ST. PAIL and
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
Millionaire Sands Will.

New YoRE, December 11th.--The will of
Mahlon Sands, the patent-m edicine nan,
which was submitted to The. Surrogate for
its construction, has been sustained. 1t
disposes of several millica dollars. His
widow, Mary NJ. Sands, is niece of Vice
President-elect Morton. All of his children
except Mabel, a child by his FIST wife.
whose mother provided for her, are yell
taken care OF by the teszator.
The Anti-Mah anites Active.
RICHMOND (Va.), december l1th.-At a
conference of the leaders Of The anti.
Malone wing of ths Republican party 10
night it was decided to prepare statement
. TO be submitted tc. Presidens-elect Harrison
! of the manner ia which they assert thai
| General Mahone mismsnased The campaign
in Virginia, by which the electoral ticke
was lost.
! Washington Notes.
/ WAsHINegoS December llth--The Deia
| ocrats in the Senate have decided to max
no facticas fight against the Senate tarii
| bill
The house Committee on Military Affair
to-asy ordered favorable report on the bill
to place General John G. Fremont on III
retired list as a Major General.
Passengcr-Rate War.
CHICAGO, December 1lth.-=1he passengs
rate war in the Northwes. has reached II
Chicago. The Milwaukee and ST. PAIL an
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12
A woman Lion-ramer Kilred.

YIENss, Deeemher 11,h.-During :, per-
formanee al E0hemanth. in Bohemia. to-
night a female lion-tamsr was attaci4d by
the hsates and frigh:fllly lace;at.l / She
died soon aiier being rescued.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-12-12

BERI4N, December 11th.-Ia the Reich
stag to-day The bSl for the erection of {
national monument 10 William |. passed
its second reading, The Socialist memhsFs
Lad the bad taste and want Of tact to Yq:e
against the bill
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
ppzpI pJyG YOR TIE KERR TRIAL.

No information respecting the probabilities Of any
sensational incident at the trial OF Thomas B. Kerr
which is to be begun soon could be obtained yester
iay at the Dstrlct-Attorneys Office. Assistant Dis
trict- Attorney semple busiy occupied In pro-
pairing a case for argument in appeal and District
Attorney Fellows was not at his Office. The absence
Of Mr. Fellows excited some comment IN the General
sessions building He went away early on THURSDAY
afternoon giving as a reason that he was sick, al
though he had apparently been In his usual state OF
health early in the day He sent telegram to Sec
retary Penny saying simply that he would not be at
the Office. The reports that some OF the go-betweens
of the bribery cases will states evidence were re-
neyyed and rumor was circulated stating that MrFe-
lows was engaged In secret consultation In the upper
part Of the city Ia regard to the expected disclosures
il was said thai Mrs DeLacy the wife of the member
of the Board OF Aldermen Of 1854, was in this city
and that she could give some II formation as 10 te
ioings OF the consprators at the time OF the Bioaa
way Railroad deal. ,, H.,
Mr. Kerr has been in town since Wednesday evening
He arrived al that time from FLORIDA with Mrs Kerr
IIe is looking in good health having apparently re-
Covered from the accident which befel him last snm
mcr Tie preparation OF Mr. Kerr's defence Is rapdy
going on II IS Understood that the services OF COZ
gresham W. Bourke Cochran have been secured IN De
nalf Of Mr.. Kerr.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
ACTORS, MANAGERS AND PLAYS.

French and Sanger have Bought A. C. Gunter's dramat
ration Of his novel, Mr. Barnes Of New-York" and
will Iioduce It at ,he Broadway Theatre
after Lors Adiieh's Ilay, THE Kanir Diamond" Mr.
Aldrch viii sail for Europe Wednesday for brief
holiday trip.
Charles OveItOn is passenger the Etruria, which
will sail this morning lie is going TO London to ar
range for the production Of some American plays
Hermann and Conred have not yet succeeded in effect
ing settlement with Herr Barnay. and 1t is probable
that the courts will be called TO intervene.
Italy will be the subject Of Professor Cromwelps
lecture tomorrow night Al the Grand Opera House.
Amang the places to be exhibited and described are Pa
hrmo, Naples Rome. Florence. Pisa, Genoa, San Reno.
Monte Carlo and Nice.
Steele Mscksye has gone Washington 10 make preps
ratons for the performance Of "Paul Ksuvar" in that
city on April 2s in aid Of the Lafayette monument fund
The officers Of the first New.York Lodge Of the Actors
Order Of Friendship viii be installed Monday Louis
Aldreh is president Frank G. Cotter Hce-presdent
Frank Sanger treasurer and Archie Cowper secretary
"A Possible Case" will not be taken on the road this
season but will be kept for the opening Of Manager HIPS
new theatre season.
Dorothy" will be heard for the last time by the j. O.
Dun Comic Opera Company next week at the Grand Opera
House. as the season will close with that engagement.
The cast Of Dorothy will be exactly the
seen at the Standard Theatre early in the season. and
1918 AHAdh f'ussei agnes Stohe, iSOso belghtoh'
Marie Halton, Eugene oudn, John Brand, william Ham,
ilton and Harry Paulton.
Joseph Arthur. manager Of the I" Still Alarm" writes
that he has all May the Fourteenth Street Theatre
nus piece and that consequently Philip Herne' cannot be
produced there May 7.
Nen Burgess wiz begin his engagement at the Standard
Iheare on Monday evening April %, week earlier
than previously arranged for. This is owing fact
that j. NJ H. who had the refusal OF that week. could
not arrange TO cancel at the Theatre Comque
Harlem
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
euosr WITH 4 sRIEVAY0B.
From Tho Tlentsln shlh Pao

From Tho TientSn ohih fdo' 49,, 4.
In the district OF pan Yu, In kuangtung' thofe Is
a mountain popularly called the Tigers Den nOn
this mOuntain a man had buried his iather bui auer
the lapse OF few years no selected another SS Ur
the Sraye was dug open it found filed with Naef
and The coffin totally decayed Seeing this state OF
tbIngs the undertaken hastily picked UP the bones,
and nlacne rbem In an urn, they were TeinterIed "a
anotber tomb That night, when the son had fallen
asleep he dream be saw his father In eat n1
zled but falling asleep again his father reappeared
again chastsing him as before THIS happena Scver "a
next morning some suggested that n might be pos
sbe that his hers spirit objected to being remoyea
Others hnted that the location Of the new grave might
not be satisfactory But all these confctures could not
expa the strangeness OF the situation, because the Od
grave was nl of water and IL incredible that tho
pafornal anes should prefer to remain In II 70 new
dry and vcllconfguaied site Finally, new thonght
strc the puzgle SON. ana he asked the undertaken Il
he was sure be had picked up al the bones when he
put tlem In the Upon the undertaken expressing
an uncertainty In the matter, search wac maas aaa'
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
TIE GARDEN or PORTUGAL.
From Tho Fortnlghtly Review.

trOm In3 FOFtnlgbtIy hGNIoW.
travelling through this Mimic Province, this gardcu
Of Portugal, made 80 by mans incesant loving labor,
fall notice how the land is most unscien-
tifcally u-tied and every mist axe and shOrtcomna
apparent that a modern nlighened farmer would
smile at-the "unimprOved, plough made Of crooked
tree branch the "unimproved7 cows, that give but
ffth OF the milk Of Gloucester Alderney, IL
grass blades slowly and pa nfy reaped By toy reaps
Ing hook and carried long distances on the heads OF ms
and women IL all too utterly stupid and old worldt
and yet everyone IS thriving and content The lttli
houses snug and warm the cattle sleek under thel
masters kindly ewes, the tiny granar.es full TO overs
flowing, the men sundays and feast days we'll
dressed, well fed and ght-hearted the women ccmely
and gay in their coloured bodces and bright silk kerr
chiefs, and their necks covered with sensible WEIGHT
of old fashioned gold jewery. Tho valleys arc ring.
ing with the Joyous anti of youths and s th .
speak plainly Of their content with life and Of thce
hopefulness, as the spring song of the birds tale q
theirs.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
A BOOR or OPEN-AIR SPORTS.

Nioin Inc burlington iowa Post.
The POST has recently been favored with q rather
unque uanq Specimen Of boOkmaking from the publica-
son vn oInce OF ~ NEwl"Fk RlBU,i being a work Of
pages devoted 10 celebrating the methods Of var-
s g open air sports. Besides being prOfusely Illus
seo SN ana containing large number of platos and
eeIaihs, ~ iNfBrNES book furnishes the first
Example In this country OF work of that magnitude
SSsns Ss printed without type the entire book bIvlng
S made ready for the press by the use Of the Mcr-
" ! movable tyre As for the character of the work
is can DO gwen general glance in few lines. Dur.
~ tho summer Of 1856 lHK TRIBUNE was COM
psed TO devote more oC0 columns Of us vaiua,
e space TO the open air sports OF the United States
sna the suggestion of reliable work treating of the
VARIOUS features Of that domain Of human pleasure
a v exercise was not long thereafter formulating
"ncn tnousards OF people will assemble 20 witness
xame OF baseball yacht race, the popularity
s s general sale vi such book becomes at once ap.
tro'n. trrS In TACT out door diversions have grown
FAVOR SO rapidly that there is notable lack Of
tntn, comprehensive and permanently recorded
INS.s In.nsAon concerning them, and this THE THlI.
IN me large work win supply 10 all who choose
~S"fe u In the only way 1t Can be hsd--that is,
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
szazEErz<zndzyxz
DIED.
and address.

DlED.
MISUNDERSTANDING April ~ at her residence 65 West
lSistst Emma ?. BabcOcs wife Of PhGnix BaseOck. and
Relative. re.pecalv invited to ate.d her
es os saGdsg &p al n0 M S az %
B son sprin gned and Hudson papers please cspy.
cooPERsuddenly Aorl H. Jane Augusta wife Of sAs
late Joseph NJ Cooper THIS CITY, The funeral services
residence. No 20 East 55thst
Please omit flowers.
LANGFohD-on April H. of pneumonia. Charles F. Lang
ford . -, -. 49,, "a. ...-.. 80
Quncy.st brooklyn. saturday at o'clock p m.
LILLIEAt Lc. ANGELES. Cal. on Sd ias. Of sn.amona
sn ns ss @ o & Has
noS oS THE "a e a%y o M As mohs S %
st Sttur lay. April Ia at II IN.
Kindly nowers
MARTIN-Nina. widow Of Ralph Martin. and daughter Il
Mary and the late Joseph Frappor. ,. -,
East s5ir.t Mosday. Aprii i6 1883. $3.50 o'clock.
intermeni private.
McALPtN-su denly on "Wednesday. Aprn II, Joseph h
second son Of David n. McAlnn. n.,,.
Church the ogenant OF J6thst and Parksve.
RoBERrs-In Brooklyn. April IL. Joseph I. Roberta Of
Funeral services will be hold at tho residence Of Rev Nc
AtWst.r' Yo Isl Clymsrst williamsburg. on Moassysi
April rs at O'Clock.
PIE Please s:'5 s%,s IT, nSwST'' 9.Tyr
Funeral Sunday April TO- fon residence
Rsasiv.s r All Unii and friend, ,nSIssd
STEVENSON Tuesday April 10. at Jacksonville Fla. ASS
Notice OF funeral hsrean,r
NEw.YoRK PRODUCE EXCHANGE BASR.
NEw-YoRK April 49, 1883
At a meeting Of the Board held this day, t was unan.
monsly-
Resolved That the Board OF Directors Of the New Ysrk
Produce Exchange Bank have learned with prsfound sor
sutis delth OF their late colleague Asa stevens,
while from Florida TO his home IN Newfofk
Mr.. stevens has been director OF this bank slncs
its and by his wise counsels aud mecanls
experience contributed argey 10 IT'S pre- en ourlshlng
condition aad the confidence t enjoys from the mercan
tile
The aembers respectfully osre 10 express
their deep paty with the family Ot orr deceased ena
disprnsalOn OF the AlmlgDy's providence ana
direct this be spread upon the records OF ths
II ordered that certified copy OF this minute be sent 70
Mrs and al-o resolved that the Board VIII steno
Wv WILLIAM A. SHERMAN, cashier
wALLACEAt her residence in this city on Friday Apri
- 1885 Isabella Wallace daughter OF the late Nlllaa
Wallace, 96th year OF her age
Notice OF funeral hereafter
WHIrE-At Fishkl village. " y on Thursday, Aprn ~
1888 John Palmer White the 7ith year OF his age
tha residence Of Mr. H. H. Cary Fbn.
Kill Village Tues ay, Aprh H. at = D. n
aged 81 years. OF Montreal, Canada husband si LonM
Williams aud stepfather of Mrs John NJ Ward and MIA
c. A. member Of New-York and Philadelphia ssoca
Petroleum Exchanges.
Montreal papers please copy.
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
AN INVOLVEMENT BRIDGE DRAW.
D The EditOr T The TribMne.


Sir: live at Paterson n. j., and engaged IN
business in NewYork City, riding In aud out six days
each week 1t IS a frequent occurrence that the
trains delayed by the draw Of the bridge the
Hackensack River being open, usually for small
sloop or schooner beg to ask II the arrangements
which give boats the preference could not be mod-
fed In some way which would prevent a vessel Of
such Insignificant proportions FROM delaying long
train filed with busy and anxious people. That It
Is annoying to the passengers goes without saving
and II some OF the higher officials OF the rs lroads
which cross tho str am were Laced In the posi-
ton with regard to gagemen's and obligations 10
their employers, have doubt the matter would
In some way be mo flied. JOHN PARK
NewYork. April Q, 1888
tThe English common law obtains in cases Of
this kind, the principle being that the railway or
other corporation bridging navigable stream is
an intruder and obstructs the natural avenue
Of commerce. We think with the writer OF the
above letter that mobilization that will benefit
so very many persons as are Obliged to come in
and out of New-York is not only in order, but Is
just and reasonable in fact-Ed)
New-York tribune., 1888-04-14
TIE BRIGHTON BEAoB HOTEL MOVES ON

Inc Brighton Beach Hotel moved 40 feet in three
hours Yesterday Not than $50 visitors at
Ooney Island 70 witness the operation the previous
occasion IL nat cars On wenyour tracks drawn by four
engines oi inc BROOKLYN Fatbush and COney Island Rail
rOad were employed move the structure This leaves
10 feet yet 70 be covered before the building shall have
reached the proposed permanent Site II Is not expected
'nA' any further work Will be done until Monday