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weather Indications for To-day.
LOCAL INFELLIGBNCg.
Time For Action.

The time has arrived when the people of
Sacramento must decide whether or not
law abiding citizens are to have any protec-
ton against the horde of burglars, thieves,
cut-throats, highway robbers and gamblers
that now infest the city. The fact has be-
coma undeniable that there is no longer
any protection to persons or property. Our
officers are fired upon, citizens are openly
stood up and garroted on the principal
streets, business houses and resid-
ences are broken into every night,
until the issue is squarely raised
whether the people Of Sacramento
shall control the city, or the thugs and
spawn of hell shall plumber and ruin it.
Fresno was recently suffering under sim
liar regime of terror and crime, when a
public mass meeting was held, and a
pointed notice sent forth from it that every
member of cut-throat and detestible gangs
that was found in the city after the expira-
ton of twenty-four hours would remain at
their peril. In less than twenty. four hours
not one of them was TO be found, and that
city has since enjoyed peace and quiet.
Sacramento neither wishes nor will tolerate
vigilance committees, but she needs i'm
mediate and determined public movement
which will at once rid the city of the MUIR
derous and thieying gang that is disgrace
TO humanity and menace to lives and
property.
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uatholic Fair AWARDS.

Following are additional awards and
winnings at the Catholic Fair as just an
nounced by committees: The fancy work
basket was won by No 40 The willow
chair By No. 205 The boys suit was won
by No. Sc The handsome pin-cushion
was won by No 40, held by Mrs o. II P.
Sheets. The fancy table by No. 4, held by
Judge DeYine. The baby's set made BY
Mrs. Fox, WAS won by No. 81, held by Ed
Weinrich, and 50 won tie box of preserved
fruits, donated by Miss Wittenbrock All
articles uncalled for can be secured by
calling at 1915 Seventh street.
The Sacred Heart picture, donated by
Miss Maggie 'roole, at the recent Cathe-
dral Fair, was won by Mr.. McCabe, with
No. 80. The quilt donated by the Sisters
Of Grass Valley was won by Father Haupt,
with No 443.
The individual who holds the winning
number for the Durham COW, can get the
same by calling on Mrs. Judge. Twelfth
and G streets sewing machine at st
Joseph's Academy; painting of Mt Shasta
at the same place; the tea gown at Miss
Murphy's, sos X street.
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Serious Accident.

Bicycles are nice thing TO rideupon
and first-class amusement for young men
yet it cannot be denied but that they are
also flrst-class horse scarers. Several ac-
cidents have occurred in this city. Horses
that will march right up to locomotive,
are not frightened at the discharge of fire.
arms or an approaching street car, scare at
this combination of wheel and man,
Sunday, at Twentieth and H streets, while
Mr.. and Mrs. L. w. Grothen were riding
along in their phaeton, behind their usually
quiet family horse, young man came
along on one of these noiseless SEEDS !"
The horse did not see him until the bicycle
was at his side. The horse turned short
around, upset the phaeten, throwing its
occupants violently into the street. Mrs
Grothen received severe wounds in the
side OF her head and face and had Ler
shoulder badly injured. Mr.. Grothen was
badly shaken up, had some of the bones in
his hand fractured, and also received in
ternal injuries.
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AN OFFICER SHOT.
The burglars Becoming Desperate, The,
Resist Arrest.

a
Resist Arrest.
What is to become of our city in the
light of the recent burglaries and robberits
is question that is being asked on every
hand. Already people living in the suburbs
have become so iniimidated that they will
not come down after night-fall, and the
belated individuals who live off from ] and
X streets must ride home in hacks or take
their chances with thugs and assassins.
Burglaries and garrotings have become SO
prevalent of late that people no longer are
surprised at their neighbors being robbed,
and congratulate themselves that they are
more lucky.
About 6 P NJ yesterday officer Frszee
took a ride along the road leading from
Twelfth street TO Lyle's bridge, hoping 10
see some of the desperate characters whom
tits supposed liein the brush during the day
and come into town at night Near Mr..
Hollands place be noticed two bad-look-
ing cases, who evidently noting his uni
form started for the brush. He dis
mounted and started in pursuit6on foot,
when they pulled their revolyers and each
fred one shot FrsEee returned the fire.
firing shot at each OF them as they dis
appeared in the thicket. One of the balls
fred at the officer struck him in the left
wrist and made very painful wound. He
came back to the Railroad Hospital and
had his wound dressed. Other officers
went out in search of the would-be MUIR
derers, but they could do nothing 10 the dark
in that wilderness of brush. 4 thorough
search Of . the pocket" will be made this
morning. The police force is so small that
it ought to be enforced by at least fifty
armed citizens who could surround this
robbers rendezvous and bring the cul-
nrits in prisoners.
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al Frirhfeneh "ooon. ,

The engineer at the electric light works
ran over to the fire at Seventh and X
streets yesterday morning about lbs.
When returning he met policeman on
the corner of Seventh and J, near China
Hall, who asked him 10 take the opposite
side Of The street, as be was laying for a
fellow The engineer did as requested,
and when almost half way up the block a
large negro jumped 10 front of him and
sang out, Fro up your hans" Instead
of doing so he threw out pistol and the
would-be robber took to his heels and ran.
In relating the occurrence yesterday the
engineer said be never saw coon" run
so in his life, and be was so lost in admit
ration OF the wouid-be robbers speed that
he forgot To shoot.
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LOCAL BREVIlIEs.

The payroll Of the State Printer for the
last two weeks amounted to S., 524 80.
MANY people say we have no Health
Officer" His presence is called for at
Twelfth aud 1.
John Lewis fell down the stairway at the
Scroggs Building yesterday and broke his
LETT arm. He was taken TO the County
Hospital.
The assignee of J. ]. Kiley, VIM. Turton,
has been ordered TO file en- accounting in
Court and show cause why he should not
declare a dividend.
There only remains 81 ,9l3 AZ to be COL
leeted Of the delinquent taxes. and there
remains about two weeks in which to COM
plete the collections.
Mrs. Leland Howe has returned from
San Francisco. While there she had a
cancer removed and came near dying. She
is now reported as rapidly recovering.
]. J. Brown, for many years connected
with the firm of Baker & Hamilton in this
city, was yesterday presented by his fellow
employees with set of diamond cuff but
tons.
Sam Jones services will be held in
future in the Sixth-street Congregational
Church, between l and ] streets, at 10
o'clock A. NJ, and at the new Pavilion on
Fifteenth street, ct n O'Clock P. NJ.
D. Jordan publishes in our business
columns this morning reoly to recent
communication in the RECORD UNION, en-
titled, " Let the Facts Come Out and
which related to his claim before the Legis-
lature.
The fire which occurred in Smiths
livery stable at an early hour yesterday
morning, destroyed about $500 worth of
hay, and damaged the building to the ex-
tent of about $500. The insurance amounts
to only 5000,
Strawberries were in the market yester-
day from Florin. One raiser at Florin
makes his boast that he picks ripe berries
every week in the year, and that he picked
500 pounds between Christmas and New
Years this year.
at Mayhews station Sunday, man
named Sooner in quarrel with John Riley
struck the latter on the left arm heavy
blow with an ak. Riley was taken to the
County Hospital, where ii was ascertained
that the limb was badly fractured.
The following Notaries have been ap-
pointed and commissioned by the Gov
ernor ]. Cailaghau, Oakland; ". Moore,
Camptonville: E. F. Haswell, Rumsey; A.
K. Walters, Santa Jago Plain John T. Cor
don, Azusa; G. W. Miller, Highland Pre-
cinct: John Charles, MADEIRA; ". Z. STRAIT
ton, Calistoga
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RIIls of the L.eeislature.

The records of the State Printer show
that during the session of the Legislature
SO far 1854 bills have been printed, and of
each bill 500 copies are always run of. In
the Senate there has been $50 different bills
struck off, but owing to amendments and
changes in many of them. the result has
been the same as if 74i separate bills were
ordered. When bill is set uD, the type is
Immediately distributed after the presswerk
is completed, and perhaps the bill may he
sent back again with only word or 50 to
be changed, or a clause added, but the
whole matter has to be set up over again
as if it were something new altogether. OF
course we can readily understand that all of
the bills cannot be left standing in type
until they have been read in both houses
three times, as all the job printing estab-
lishments in Sacramento could not furnish
type enough to facilitate this, and it will be
seen, therefore what large amount of
work is being done in that department.
In the Assembly 554 different bills have
been printed, but amendments being made
in some of them, have made the result The
same as if 613 bad been set up.
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M Moe EIeotrio Cars.

As announced by the RECORD UNION
several days ago would be the case, the
Electric Railway will operate their road in
the future with horse cars. They are hay
ing several made in Stockton for that pur-
pose. They have already sunk about
$4,000 in experimenting in electricity,
and will now fall back on the old reli-
able horse car" In speaking On this
subject, Mr.. Alsip said to reporter
while we are compelled temporarily to
rehpquish the idea of running the entire
system with electric cars, we confidently
expect to use electricity within year OF
two, and shall lay all our new track up J
street with the heaviest iron with that end
in view. And until we can use electric
cars we shall give a horse service, which
ought 10 gladden. the hearts Of Sacra-
mentans.n
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Annua. G. A. 4. Eneampment.

The twenty-frst reunion of all the old
soldiers and sailors of the Grand Army on
the Pacific coast will be held in Stockton,
commencing to-day and continuing to-
morrow and Friday. Rswlins Pest, Nos
%, extends cordial invitation to all COM
rades who msy attend. Quite number Of
the Sacramento Posts will be present.
Representatives passed through Sacramento
yesterday from the Posts at Chico, Red
Bluff, 0royille, Newcastle, Nevada City,
Trgckee, Dixon, Woodland, and several
delegates from the State of Nevada. The
following delegates from Belmont Post and
Corps went down from Auburn yesterday:
f. J. Folsom, w. J. Robinson. w. Lyman
and wife, NJ. D. Fininger and wife, Mrs. f.
l., Craig and daughter, Mrs. DIR. Rooney,
Mrs Gordon, Mrs. Prewett, Mrs. Hollen-
beck, J. W. Mccullough and wife. ]. H.
Rittenger and wife.
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Special Trains to,sam Jones Meetings.

Under the suggestion of l. D. Ste ohens,
of Woodland, an effort is being male II
run special trains from that city TO S4cr.
mento to enable our neighbors Of Yolo 10
attend the evening meetings Of Sam Jones
II successful, the first irsin will come ever
OH Friday evening. As the meetings close
about 8 o'clock people coming from there
could return in time 10 reach home at 8
quite seasonable hour.
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Boy Ipirred.

Yesterdays RECORD USIoS contained an
item TO the effect that man supposed to
be tramp had fallen from freight train
near Brighton station and received such
injuries as to render him unconscious, and
in that condition he was. taken to the
County Hospital. II turns out TO have
been fifteen -year-old boy BY the name of
Charles Best, who lives near Perkins. He
and boy by the name of Andrew Lane
attempted TO board moving freight train
60 ride from BRIGHTON junction to Perkins.
Best fell off, while Lane. on his arrival at
Perkins, FASTENED to inform BeSt's parents
of the accident. He suffered some severe
bruises and Commissions about the head. bat
nothing Of serious nature.
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A summer pav.

The average Signal Service temperature
yesterday vas SO, being loo warmer than
the normal for that day. The highest and
lowest Temperature was zGo and 42o, with
barometer 80 IL inches ct 5 Pm. Yester-
day was fac summer day from SisK;you
to San Diego. and the Sierras to the sea,
while Chicago had temperature of about
500 colder than California, and st. Paul GO
colder.
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The following appeared on the slate at
the station-house at midnight: Charles
Clomer, drunk, by special officer David
Townsend: " Jim Martin, vagrant, and
!" Bill " Allen, druok, by officer Eldred ;
II. Brady, drunk, by officer Rowland w.
Healey. alias Bruce Creighton. carving
concealed weapons, by officer Carroll; J..
Lynch. alias Bsmby, yagrancy, by officers
Frazier and Seaman; Charles Thompson,
carrying concealed weapons, by the same
officers.
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Auction To-Day.

Bell & Co. will sell at 10 !. N. to-day at
salesroom, 927 K street. one elegant cherry
bedroom set, three light cedar sets, one set
ausioue oak chats ard rocker and one set
If cherry chairs and rocker, bedsteads,
bureaus, washstsnds, chairs, lounges, oil
psioEil gss steel epgravings carpets. etc.
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clunie Opera House.

Ben. and Idalene Cotton have strong
comedy company about them, and their
plays are well given. Miss Idalene is de-
veloping as an emotional and general
actress Of many parts, and is of exceeding
promise for the stage Last night The
Old Home" was given for the last time.
To night the sensational comedy drama,
Black Diamonds"
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seriously friured.

Mr. Williams, Deputy Supreme Court
Clerk. met with an accident few days ago
chat came neas resulting fatally. While
exercising at ten pins he exerted himself
TOO much. which resulted in severe
rupture, a bad case of stiangalated hernia
resulting. successful operation has been
performed and he is now rapidly recover
ing.
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Glad to Get Back to sacramento.

F. W. Day, OF the printing firm Of Day
& Joy, has returned from San Diego with
his family, and will reside in Sacramento
fo- the future. he went to San Diego
little over a year ago, during the big boom,
and went into business, but wss glad
enough few days ago to be able to shut
up shop and get back to Gods country"
He says everything in that section of the
State is overdone and q majority OF the
largest firms In San Diego have within the
past several weeks made assignments.
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BUSINESS CARDS.
PORK PACKING.

N wEIsEI. & CO, sss AND 7e3 L STREET.
l J. Established in 1874. FAMILY BREAK
FAST BACON and PURE LARD supplied to the
trade at the lowest prices. All kinds Of FRESH
MEAT constantly on hand. reliveTy free TO all
parts of the city. 4pim
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Police Trlnes.

In the Polics Court yesterday Manuel
Strauss was acquitted on charge of vag-
rancy.
The case of obtaining money under false
pretences against w. c. Kivord was dis
missed.
William Robinson was convicted OF petit
larceny aud will be sentenced to-day.
Frank Silva, c.. Larcener, James Davis
and Willie Love, all up on minor charges,
were dismissed.
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MgS's plush slippers 3sc. Mems Brus-
sells carpet SLIPPERS, 9s los and lis at 25c.
MEMS heavy. leather, screwed slippers at
IS ceslls at Red House.
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Music and obstacle race at skating rink
this evening. Thursday night will lie
ladies' night.
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IL OUR winter clearing ssle, there is still
some values Jeff in dress goods, percs' es,
s4teens, etc, at Red House.
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NATIONALLY treat your cold from the
start by using DR.. Jayne's Expectorant. and
you may escape lung troubles not so easily
gotten rid of.
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For div fonr-foot live oak, second growth
or stove wood, kindling. coal, etc. go to'the
c. o. d. Wood Yard, Fourth and | streets,
where you viii find it in first-class order
st lowest current rates.
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0EE MILE race at rink tonight tetween
Ch-s Hawiey and jess 70 igers for purse
Of $25
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MATHusHEK solid iron frame pianos are
i5e best Ccoper's Music Store.
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SAN JOKES breaches daily. Congregational
Church. 1880; New Pavilion. 7:3o.
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SPECIAL sale of clothing to-morrow-see
our ad-at Red House.
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coNTRAcroR AND BUILDER.

TN THE SUPERIOR COURT, STATE OF CALL
l fornia, County of Sacramento In the matter
Of the estate of JANE DEAL, deceased. Notice
is hereby given that SATURDAY, the ed
day of FEBRUARY, 1889, at 10 O'Clock A. n.
of said day, and the Court room of said Court, at
the Courthouse, in the city OF Sacramento,
County of Sacramento, and State of California;
have been appointed as the time and place for
proving the will of said JANE DEAL, deceased,
K. BARRETT, for he issuance to him of letters
testamentaIy thereon
witness nay hand and the seal of said Court,
this 1Ith daS OF February, 1889
[sEA1.l WIN. 3. HAMILTON, Clerk
BysL. P. Sc0TF, Deputy Clerk
CffAUScEy II DUNN, Attorney for Petitioner.
fe12l0t
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20 Ne 4 pIseRAcE ID Sol

And an arrant old hypocrite in the Church of
Jesus Christ. Applause] You may get your
bristles up and go away mad. but you can tay
one preacher looked you in the face and told
you the trGth. daughter and applause.l And
man amt much better. Applause.
II would rather be sober fool than drunk
Daniel Webster. Applause.l If you can get
old California good and cool sober once we
would have some hope of salvation here. be-
iieye some Of You old fellows would do all in
your power for any needy man in this world,
but you are letting him
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The Evening Meeting.
ron ro-MoRRow rHou SHAH DIE

Young people tell US they enjoy the sowing of
their wild oats. Poor fools if you didn't have
TO reap them afterwards it would be another
thing. Christianity pays the biggest dividend
speaker then told of man in Nashville who
had gambled and drank all his life and who
after giving these mp and embracing Christian
understand some OF you church members keep
whisky in the cellars and back rooms OF your
Sfo
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We are SEoa0ing IN early February as large as
'orf1sents of AlsO Safeens, Gfnghams and othev
Vast Fabrics as are ordinarily Moum in MayeA.
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% TO HE'LL IN THE MEX

Laughter There Il no repentance in the
grave whittier we are all tending"
The audience were kept between laughter
and tears throughout the discourse. On asking
al those who wanted to lead better life In the
future 10 raise their hands nearly every hand
was yoisod
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
LAKE snogE = MIcHIeAN s0IInLAN-

train leaves Grand Rapids Tor Iue..an q
1.lU ~. arriving there al -
Ibroueh tickets sold 20 principal points fn
lhe y inited rtaieS. Mexico AND Canada az a. ul0a
Ticket once AZ eE-rfa
9. 7. a.. Cleveland. ebio.
THE POPULAR fTEhMER. THOS. FRfANT.
is making DAILY frps IRON GGiOskey 70
East Jordan and return.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

LELAND STANFORD'S MEMORIAL CHAPEL.
Toward dusk h. returned. thinking moth
ing Of the spin II Is one OF the ordins-
~ Sunday jauuts Of the wheelmen. es-
Pecialy during. ssy February and
March. when the warm spring sun has
nothing euervating II its caress.
Wasn't IL Ccrvantes who sa \ It was
Ike bidding farewell forever - travel
ing comwnion with whom one has
passed agreeable travel from home' He
IS not a friend. vet you seem 70 love him
Ike one. and yosl viii remember him all
through life with 4 feeling Of desire more
lively than you would experience toward
many Of those 70 whom you give the
name Of friends And 20. with tinge
y regret hid adisu 70 the prosperous
city u San Jose. the enchanted gardens
at Del Monte. the marvcls q Nenl0 Park.
the glorious climate Of California
Upr~-rr-- w "A
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28
A GLORIOUS CLIMATE
Ih~ stanford Caise4slty Lfek o.
ss<sAtsry-W saassi4l Groves 81 Oflss
-2a of2ase Arees---fias slssls4s
CllA4ts sx California


eAs Josz, Cal. sept l2-Of al ths
valleys q California santa Clara = oy
bong odds Ehe most beautiful. ulo5t pro
daetivs, a-ost Interesting Possibly ia
nsar1ess 20 san Francisco nay account,
Il a measure. for thiz. Early settlers prob
ABLY gathered near the commercial cen
ser, and etsilzlng processes and I'M
pfoveinents kept pace with the growth
CT The nsgr0polLs Of tie PAcinc. Bat be-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Sugar cured Hams, warranted first
quality, worth by the ton llsc per TO-,
We sell by the single Ham al ll3c per
pound.
Ham, dry beef, cured in mild pickle
worth by the ton l0}c per h., We sell
~ tho cfpe,la ,,far. AZ fDls
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

The shortest line 10 Detroit .and-Fasf. lie
fani paIior ears between Detroit and Grand
iapies. Trans leaving Detroit ~ m and
vfano i.hIlo> t-tl = ui 49,. cai4Y. othtr trans
caly except Slr-1V
4. AisQvfg1. Ticket Agent. Depot. Gra w.
OEo. J.. SriTH. Se4. 20. Grand Rapids. W
A. CsRrkNTFR. fraTc NJ sna.er. =. Is. MuL14-
KIN. General Mauaer.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

49,, =" vtIItt' 'alI} tictpt sunday.
Taxing effect SUNDAY july l5 .sss
rictiihR ears ran or facirc and Atlantic FL
presses 10 and from Detroit Parior carr run
on iiay Express AND Grand Rapids Express 20
tnG from Defr0iI--Dirert conurrfI ons made Al
Dturit win at Through trains Iast-Iickets
on sale az Jnion Ticket once. a. Monroe 81 !.
and al Union depot
laTn M. BmGGs, Gent tgr a. Monroe ~.
q. ". kUociEs. q. J.. and u Agi. Chicago
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-28

Tnt NIAGARA FAILS RoUTE.