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Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-31
ANTHONY.

Out for interfering Wit h Dated DALI
Out for running out OF Ilue-
Struck out-By owens, g. by Markwell. 2. Base on
balls-By Maxwell. !. First base on errors lch-
tia q: Anthony, ,. Stolen bases-Wichita, s. Ar
thony s. Passed balls-Conkiin Il Travis, LETT
on bases-Wichita 5; Anthony a. Hit by pitched
ball-Conkhn. Two base hit-Taylor. Sacrifice Int
Perrin. /. Time OF game-One hour ana thirty
minutes.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-31

The Anthony base ball club Is quarsered
az ths Metrocole.
Wichita eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1886-1890, 1889-07-31
PERSONAL.

A. j. APPLICABLE, Scribe.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-24
COMMERCIAL.
SACRAMENTO MARKET.

SACRAMENTO. January 23d.
FRUrr-Lezncns-sicily IS 50@6 y box: Cal
ffornia, 1904; Lines, So 50@6 p box, 75ct9sl 90
q 100; Bananas, SS9s so p bunch for Island
Pinespplea, s6 5e@7 50; Cocoan1ts. 3T0s; Pan
anna Oranges, So 50S4: Los Angeles Oranges,
81 25@2 so: Riverside Oranges, s3@3 80; River
side Navel sioD4 so; Los Angeles Navel. S3@
5 50; Apples, 75c@Sl 25 p box: Pears S10D1 80 q
box: Cranberries, Z, Dbl, S9@10.
&c p n; evaporated, $3.50; do quartered, SO
&C; Pears, peeled, c97o; Pluns, pitted. 697c;
teaches, 5@6c; do peeled l0Gl2c; Primes,
German, 6G7c: French, s9s:; French Prunes,
Figs, California, 4D5c; Apricots, 11GI4c; Nee
tarines. SG9c; California Figs, q 2ofe hx, 81 Is:
per pound IN SKIS. SC; Smyrna Oyals, l5c; Flats,
149l5c; Tubs, 9@loe Dates, Sob bxs. 93sg1Oc
TABLE FRUiT-Assortad, G5Ss-fb CABS, 1 dos,
81 90; Peaches, 90 10; Bartlett Pears, q IS;
sslgs; 81 3 s. a ssSkssT5ts "a eooss
81 30; Muscat GRAPES, 81 rs; RED Currants,
81 3s; Cherries. 81 SO.
PIE = ER ~ cans apples g 81 40; Ap
u 40; Gooseberries, 81 IS: Grapes, 81 40.
Peaches. 81 IS q doz
VEGETABLES-Green Pess, sweet, 12@15c;
String Beans, l2gl5c = h: Posatoes-karly
Is n; csSbags so 90 n' Carrots, ZIG g
@6oc y 100 DIS; 1urnips, new, 75c@s1 q
sack; bunch vegetables, l0C q dos: Parsripa. 81 SO
az SO; Beets, 75c@sl; Horse Radish, 1o912c q r;
Garlic, 495c; Artichoke5, 75@9Oc q dozen: CauIi.
flower. 75@90c; Celery, 606e70c 2 doz; Cucum-
beers, 81 p doz; Tomatoes, 1902 SO per box; Egg
Plant, Csc Q ID; Green Peppers, 15c 2 ID; Aspar-
agus, 40c p ID.
CHARACTERIZATION, 50 Dbl; Oatmeal.
lob sack, SIC p b. IS 80 1O0-fb sack; COrnmeal,
white, 81 % 25-fb sacks, 81 40 2 lob sacks:
yellow, 81 = 25-ib SACKS, 81 Is IN 10
b sacks: Cracked Wheat, q 20, 10-b sacks; 50 40,
I00-ib sacks: HoEliny. 81 81, J0-f sack: 81 bs q
100 lbs Graham. 81 60, lob sacks: 81 40. 100 D.
sacks.
POULTRY-Deslers prices: Live Turkeys,
hens, 14915c; gobblers, l3014c; dressed, leGDISo;
full-grovn Chickens. IS 50@6 y dozen young
BOOSTERS, IS SOFAS q dozen; hroilers SsG4;
:ame Ducks, sos; Pekin. &c 5o97 Geese. $40
2 % y pair.
EGGS-Cah.crnis. 26a2714,: Eastern. 25e26c
DAIRY PRODUCES Butter-valiey, % @
ern, packed in lrkins, choice, q
@2l1ac common. 1Se. Cheese California,
14g15c: Young America, 14@i6c; Eastern Cream,
American Swiss, 21c; Martins Cream, 1?@lSc
Hay, GRAIN ANDFEED-Oat hay, xl2@el5 q
ton: Alfalfa do, 90 oil q ton: Bran, SIS = ton
I Mid 5ls. sig s ton Barley, whole, pay
paying; 81 40 r cwt; Rye, Sc 25@2 rs; Tame
Oats, Il IS; Wild osts. 81 25@2 50; Corn. paying
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 1la1a.5c:
Timothy, Eastern, 9elcc y II Pop Corn,
Ear, a &c, shelied, ~ q 51ae y 10;
Red Clover, LGl2hc = n; HE'D Top,
9 s.S9, o. EutsxGhils wslnuts, new, nsl2e;
new, la@lsc Peanuts California, 515oeXc;
Eastern, 6@7c. Lard (Csliforn.a), cans, S%@e;;
Eastern, 1054 G11c. Hides. salt, light and me
dunn, SC; heavy steers s1sc; dry, 100. Tallcw.
MEATs-Beef, 5@6c; Mutton, &c; Veal, 1895 !:
Spring Lamb. S@9c; Hogs, Sel51zc; dressed Pork,
5000; Hsns-Eastern. lec; California, Isc;
liYht lsIIe. extra Iirht homeless JalIc
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-24
SAN rRANU1soo MARKEr.

SAN FRANCISCO. January sd.
FlOUR-Nothing of exciting character in the
situation. Fair volume of trade is in progress
with the market shaping favorably for buyers.
We quote: Net cash price for Family Extras
81 Geo 80 y Dbl; Bakers Extras. 81 50@4 60;
Superine, 90 65@3.
WHEAT-The market has softened consider
ably since yesterday morning, owing to a weak
ening of.cargo prices at English centers. There
is practically no demand for export purposes.
and it would require some effort to sell round
lots of standard grade quickly at 81 S715 p ctl.
BARLEf-The inquiry for Brewing comes al
most wholly from local sources and require
ments In this direction are anything but heavy,
making it difficult to obtain the top quotation,
even for selected parcels. We quote: No. l
Feed, 771z@7s5<c; common grades, zoe; Brew
ing, s75z@s0c for fair to good, and 95cGSl for
choice.
CORN-There is a little more life to the mar
ket. there being better inquiry for Yellow, with
some few sales White descriptions are neglect
ed. Quotable at 81 071Sc11 10 for large Yellow
~ l2sS@l Is fer small Yellow, and 81 059l 10
CORNMEAL - Mt,ers quote Feed at s24
p ton; fine kinds for the table, in large and
small packages, 2z@2Sc = n.
C2ACKED C0RN-Quotaole at s24 p ton.
OJt1CAKE MEAl-Quotable at $50 p ton.
SEEDS-No inquiry for Mustard. For Alfalfa
there IS moderate demand. with light sales
wequote Mustard, Brown, u 50o9s Is; Yellow.
q 1902 = ctl: Canary. 1870; Hemp, sh@4c;
p 3 I: Flax. S, 25a2 IS = ctl.
MIDDLIEGS-Have declined. Quotable at
S16@17 2 ton
HAY-Choice Wheat is in Ibeter supply.
not expect any further decline. We quote
as follows: Wheat. Sl0Gl3 so; Wheat and Oat,
50 S12 Wild Dat. $40 50912 so; Dat, e3@11;
Barley, 50 5oall 50; Barley and Dat, s. zoe
sTRAw-Quotable at foEs5c p bale
at l21f@i61sc Rb.
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Tho Object of conrerss.,,on.

That the main object of conversation
ought to be pleasant companio,ship would
seem obvious enough, but the fact, simple
though it is, is often forgotten. Serious
people sermonize, scientific people lecture,
and prosy people prose, as if the end in
view were moral Improvement or educa-
ticn, or quiet nap-all of them, certainly
excellent things in their proper place, but
that place is not conversation. In these
days, when ;intellects are more upon
a level, it is difficult TO imagine
one person holding forth to his neigh bors,
say at an afternoon call, with solemn
airs and afiectations of superiority. The
modern drawing--oom does net say,1nto
the prophet, " Prcphesy unto u.s. or to the
philosopher, "GsTe me of your lsnewl-
edge" it asks oGsy for pleasant talk; flor
small talk, for talk in which all .Iaay
shane.--sI6adon GsAe
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Tho .,yomen ., Grea. Brl,as.,.

There are 100000 more women 5iu
Great Britain than men. Thirtr-sever
per cent. of al the women of manageable
age in England are unmarried. Fulir one
half of the women Of the educated mid
die class-geGt,ewonier of manageable
age are withen. husbands. EconolnC is
the watchword Of the day abroad. British
fortunes are shrinking. k'ays and messas
of contracting expenditure are everyday
topics in British papers. Estates will ia
longer stand the charges upon them in
,volyed in the maintenance ofsnch horde
81 maiden sisters. Momen unused to lift
ing finger for themselves are being
thrown in ever-inoTeasing Members on
theig own resources. They have been
brought up TO no rsmInerative occupation.
They shrink with painful sensitiveness
from .csntact with a rough and-tumble
world. There are thousands and thousands
of them.--Phiiddelphir Times.
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CAPITAL HoTEl,
SACRAMENTO.
JuissrSr sIsx AHsTD At5U & sTs.EELs
EiTs:-CIAss HOUSE.
El&2sIN5i & GUTHRIE, P.oprietors
SO. grea cs1pibDs 10 and tom tae Cars. .ss
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An Ex-Samoan Agent Explains Away q
Popular Errcr.

An Ex-samoan Agent Explains Away q
Popular Errcr.
WILMINGTON (Del.) January 23d.-George II.
Bates, of this city, who was sent to Samoa by
Secretary Bayard in 1871, sends the following
letter to the Morning Nearss
:. To The Editors: In your editorial this morn
ing on the Samoan matter you REFER in conclu-
sion. to what you call tie protocol agreed upon
in 1887 by Secretary Eayard and the German
and English Ministers at that time. You are
evidently labofing under a misappre hension in
supposiEg that what have been referred to
in the public documents as the protocol
of the Conference was some sort of a preiimi-
nary treaty of agreement. This is not the case
No agreement was reached at the Conference.
What were termed protocols, and which Secre-
tary Bayard wished to communicate to Congress,
but which the British and German Govern
ment declined to permit him to make public,
were simply the daily records of the proceed
ings of the Conference, and not an agreement
actually entered into between the Powers
Thus far the public has no knowledge of what
these protocols contain, they having been
merely the reports of confidential communica-
tons by the conference. The fact that
Secretary Bayard desired to make them
public, and that the other Govern
ments declined to do so, naturally
led to the inference that their publication would
not be anything to the credit of the two Euro
pean Governments concerned in the negotia-
tons. venture to make this suggestion to you,
because of my own sense of the Importance of
the Samoan issue-as it might be called-which
makes it desirable that it should be as little as
possible clouded with incorrect statements"
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PORTRAITS FOR YERYBODY,

HAVING TAE EN- THE AGENCY FOR THE
Ii OtTNAF & co. PORTRAITS we viii fur
niSh life size pictures. with elegant and durable
frames, in CFayon, India Ink Oil and Water
We require of You is good photograph of
the person, and an exact likeness Is glaran eed
Cali and see samples and for further particulars
REEVES & LONG. 600 J street. I'm
CUMMONs. - STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
- County of Sacramento, SIS. In the Superior
Court in and for said county. The People of
the tate Of California 10 KATE G. HARRIS
greeting: You are hereby notified that an
action was commenced III the Superior Court o.!
the County Of sacramento State aforesaid, by
fling a complaint in the Clerks Office of said
Cont, on the 2th day of December 1888 II.
which action THOMAS HARRIS is plaintiff
and You are defendant That the general
nature of the action, as appears from said
co,nDlaint is as follows: To obtain q decree OF
said Court dissolping the bonds of matrimony
newsend heretofore existing between plaintiff
and defendant. and for general relief upon the
alleged ground of the willful and continuous
desertion of plaintiff by defendant since the
month of october. 1856 all of which will fully
appear in the complaint on file herein, reference
TO which is hereby made. And you are
hereby directed 20 appear and answer said
complaint within ten days from the service of
this writ, exclusive of abe day G. jervice IL
served on you in said County of Sacramento;
service, If served elsewhere; and you are fur
Their notified that unless yol appear and an
Swer within the time above specified the
plaintiff will apply TO the Court for the relief
prayed for in HIS complaint herein.
In testimony whereof. !. VIM. B. Hamilton
my hand, and affix the seal of said Court, this
9th day OF December A. DslSSS.
lsE1i. W. B. HAMILTON, Clerk.
J. C.7guRBS, Attorney for Plaintiff.
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A Costly Tomb.

The Duke of Hamilton's family mause-
leum rivals anything of the kind ever
known. 1t cost 100000. The tomb is a
model of the CASTILLO di San Angelo at
Rome, and the internal decorations are
superb, the gates being copy of the Chi
berti gates at Florence, and the coffin of
Duke Alexander, who built the mauso-
leum, is inclosed in an Egyptian sarco-
phagus of black marble, covered with
hieroglyplics, which was brought from
Alexandria--Netg York Telegram
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wANAMAKER AND MINER.
General Harrison's Two Prominent Call
erS Vestardav

INDIANAPOLIS, January sd. - John Wanna
maker of Philade phia arrived this afternoon,
and after dinner drove to General Harrison S
house. where he WAS in lengthy conversation.
He declined to state the object of his visit. 1t
Is authoritatively announced that he came at
Harrison's personal invitation, and this leads
to the belief that he has been offered Cabinet
position.
The only other caller to-day was Colonel
Miner of California, who is on his way to
Washington to deliver the electoral vote of his
State. He has an engagement with Harrison
this afternoon. 1t is understood that his visit
is in the interests of Estee for e Cabinet posi-
ton.
A delegation of prominent colored men had
conference with General Harrison this after
noon. They We're Bishop Gaines, of Georgia,
James Hardy, of Washington. They did not
come to talk Cabinet, but to canvass the
Southern situation, as it effects their people
They asked that the colored man be recognized
to the fullest extent merited by his advance
ment and his numerical strength.
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PEOPLES SAVINGS BANK,
OfIce-fo. 400 street, sacramento.
Capital Stock Faid Up...-S225, 500 0G
Term and ordinary deposits received.
Dividends Paid Sanii-Annusliy.
&c Money LOANED on Keai Estate Cniy.
VIM. BECKMAN, President.
VIZ. F. nUSTooS, Secretary. On
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OLD TIMES.
Ga Beautiful Song on the Slumbrous Air
Raises a Row.


New York, January sd -Lajos Namachausky
is young Hungarian poet who gains his daily
bread by working in sugar refinery. Sunday
be and his-brother Karl were invited to a we'd
ding in the Palace Rink, Brooklyn, and Laios
was invited to bring his guitar.
The bride was Katrinka Erect and the bride
groom John nlauopfsky. When the musician
looked on the face of the bride, memories that
were quite out of place passed through his
brain. Visions of when he and Katrinka roamed
hand in hand in the green Hungarian meadows
rushed upon him.
Selling his guitar he began to sing passionately
love song. The attention of everyone was
arrested. The brides eyes filed with tears II
was an improvisation and devoted to mem.
cries that came too late
''ShsG our love revive? Is it dead and cold!
No, no. You'll thrill TO my hearts devotion
Thou art mine" sang the poet. Katrinka could
stand 1t no longer. She rose and advanced
towards Iajos with ouistretched arms. Neither
could her husband stand il. He seized the
poet aud threw him out of the rink. Sentiment
yielded to common sense yesterday and Laios
was at work as IL nothing had happened.
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The Cremated songstress.

BERLIN, January 23d.-The remains of Nine
Di Murska and her daughter were cremated at
Gotha to-day. The urn containing the ashes of
Di Murska is inscribed: These ashes are all
that remain of a Nightingale
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Charged yYlth swindling.

LONDON, January 23d.-The London Board of
Directors of the Queensland Investment Com
pany have ordered the arrest of four Australian
Directors Palmer, Hart and Drury
for alleged swindling. Macilwraith and Pal
mer are ex-Premiers of Queensland.
The Directors say no loss has been suffered !;
there is only lookup of capital, and that the
accused derived no personal benefit from the
transaction cOmplairied of
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INHARMoNIous MUSIC

The eilegg Company in a
Peck of Trouble.
CLEVELAND, January 23d.-Clara Louise KEEL
logg was TO have sung at the Euclid Avenue
Opera House this week. To-day her manager
received telegram from Carl Strakosch, dated
at Buffalo, saying:
kellogg is too Ill to leave. The members of
the company have appropriated my money and
are playing on their own account in Detroit"
"STRAKoscH Is CRAZY"
DETROIT, January 23d.-Edgar strakosch, the
business representative ofthe Kellogg Company
denies that any money belonging to Carl stra-
kosch has been appropriated. de says Carl is
crazy.
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NOVEL IDEA.
Burning Oil on Harbor Waters as a
Means of Defense

New YoEK, January 23d.-The argument is
made that the coast of the United States is ut
terly defenseless, and invites attack. Foreign
lronclads can enter any port of this country be-
tween Maine and Texas. far enough at least to
nation to its feet, and a revolution is needed at
once in the matter of harbor defense. 1t is
stated that a powerful company of capitalists,
already organized, with millions of dollars be-
hind it, has proposed to the Government plan
to defend the entrance &c harbors by forcing
petroleum to the surface of the water through
pipes laid at the bottom for that purpose, and
igniting il with a burning bomb thus creating
sea of fire through which the enemies fleets
must pass. An experiment will soon be made
TO demonstrate the practicability of the plan,
ana the apparatus necessary is now ready.
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VIZ. HAMlLTDN, sS1erk
By L. P. Scorr, Deputy Clerk.
CLINTON /. WfITE, AtI,y for Administrator
iaI15tTh

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF TRE
4 State OF Californis, in and for the Comfy
OF Sacramento. N the ms tier of the estals Of
NATHANIEL WILLIAMS, deceased Notice Of
sale of real estate. t,Sectious l5s7-l550) Notsee
IS hereby given, that in pursuance of an order AZ
the superior Court OF the State of California. IL
ane for the County qf SacraInk nto made on nc
18th day of July, A. ID, 1855 In the matter of the
estate of NATHANIEL WILLIAMS deceased
the undersigned. the rexecutIiI OF said estate
will sell at private sale 10 the highest bidder
for cash, in lawful money of the United States
and subject to continuation By said Superior
Court, on TUESDAY, the I'D cay OF January
the sad NATHANIEL WILLIAMS at the time
of his death, and all the sight, title and inter
est that the said estate has by operation of law
or osberw Sc, acquired since his desfh in and
10 all that certain lot. piece sor parcel OF land
situate and being in the County of Sacramento
State of California, bounded and described ms
follows: Portions of Sections l3, IL and %, in
tanning go Sc acres, being portons o. swamp
land surveys numbers ls6 and :. and including
all that piece of land lying in Sections 13 and IA
between said surveys number and the George
town road
said sale win be made on the nd day OF Janu-
ary 1882 and all bids for said land snust be in
writing and must be left at the Office 0fGRONE
L, JOHNSON, 504 J street, Sacramento. Cal.
Terms and conditions of sale Cash. lawful
money of the United States; ten per cent ofthe
purchase g,oney to be pad to the undersigned
on day OF sale, balance on confirmation Of sale
by said Courf. Deed at the expense Of pur-
chaser. SUSAN r. WILLIAMS,
Erecufr,x OF the Estate OF NATHANIEL WILL
IAMS, deceased.
Dated January 5. 1859.
GROVE /. JOHNSON, Attorney for EEecutrix.
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POTTER I
uTERINE PAINS.

\ And Weakness instantly relieved by
IN the Cutieara Ani-Pain Plaster, q
jHp Perfect Aatidote to Pain, Infamms-
W ton and Weakness. new, most
agreeable. Instantaneous and infallibie pain
killing plaster, especially adapted to relieve
female pains AMI weaknesses. Vastly superior
10 all other plasters At all druggists. 25 cents;
FIVE for g.: or, postage free, PoTTER Drug AND
CHEMICAL Co., Boston. Mass. MTh&w
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SEVEN BIT THE DUST.
Sapguinary Battle Between Workins,nen
and StrlkerR Dawn Saufh

ROANOKE (va-l, January 23d.-Reports come
fxom the Elkhorn coal fields. in West Virginia,
to the effect that q riot occurred there this
niorrlug, in which Eve while men and two ne
groes were killed and a number wounded.
The Pocahontas miners Suspended work, ana
went to West Virgins 10 induce those who hac
returned TO work 70 wslk out
!, Meeting with refusal fight eusued, with
the result as above stated.
The Governor OF IVES. Virginia has been sp-
Sealed 80 for aid. Poeahsutas miners haye been
furnishing supplies TO the strikers.
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Klopem,nt of a Prominent Pair.

NoRFoLK (o.), January 23d.-Mrs. Starbird,
the wife of prominent lawyer of Milan, Erie
county, left there a few days ago for visit to
Florida. She was followed by DR.. Storch, a
prominent physician and married man. Both
have sent word back that they do net mend TO
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Possibly a supertor Article.

CHICAGO, January 23d.-J. Milton Dorr has
been arrested here for the extensive counter
feiting of the labels of P. & j. Arnold's ink and
selling spurious article. He had large num-
Der of agents on the road selling to the entire
Western country. He secured the genuine bit
ties from Junk dealers.
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pIe Champion l,ar.p.an,

| SAN FRANCISCO. January 2sd.-OiConnor, che
champion oarsman Of Canada and the United
states, arrived in the city to-day. He will ko6
daur
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IN THE s2PEaIoR COURT OF THE COUNTY
L OF Sacramento. State of California. In the
mater of the estate of CLARE nee PHELPS.
deceased s B. SMITH, the Admins.
traitor of the ate of CLARENCE PHELPS,
deceased. having presented a verified pc
tition for order of sale of real estate
belonging to ssii estate, anc it appear
ing therefrom that it is necessary to sell the
whole of said real estate TO pay the debts against
deceased. and thes6ebts, expenses and charges
o; administration, !, is ordered that all persons
interested in the estate OF said deceased appear
before this Court, at the Courtroom thereof on
FRIDAY. the Sth day of FEBRUA RY. 1889 at
10 O'Clock a NJ, 10 show caase WV an order
should not be granted to said Administrator TO
sell so much OF the real estate of stsece dent as
may be necessary. 1t is further Ordered that a
copy of this,order be published as lesa once a
week for four successive weeks in the DAILY
REcoRD-USIos, neysf aper published n sacra-
mento county. wv. C. VAN FLEET
JiRige of Superior Court
saeramento. Cal, January 9, 1889.
Filed January 9, 1889.
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y TURBULENT SET.

The ItG.ian- hungarian Laborers' War
Still Ia Progress.
SHENANDOAH (Pa,). January 23d-The war
betweeR the Italian and Hungarian laborers
employed at the "strippings" reached settle.
ment nesr Barrys Station. two miles from here.
last night, aud a bloody fight 10 lowed, in which
severalof the combatants were badly used up.
and one hungarian burned to death in shanty
which ives Cred by the Italians.
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THE HoosIEs soUAsBLE.
Action TO Determine the Official Standing
of the Lcntananf-G avernar

of the Lieutenant-Go
INDIANAPOLIS, January 23d.-The Senate to-
day, by party vote, passed bill requiring the
Auditor OF State to appear before the Ways and
Means Committee and show whether or not any
money had been paid to Northumberland
Robertson, and if So out of what funds and by
what authority il was paid The amount paid
will probably be stricken from the appropria-
ton bill, anG will open the way for a judicial
decision of the question as to whether or not
Robertson was Leutenant-Governor