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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-29

WAsHrNeToS, October 23th = Edward
Blunt, well-known lawyer and gentle
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-10-29

Next Friday the American Courts of the
Ancient Order of Forresters will celebrate
the independence of the Order as distinct
from the English organization, and tender
a reception at Mechanics Pavilion to the
delegates returned from the National Con-
vention held in Minneapolis.
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McCool,s Successor.

Los ANGELES, October 2Sth.-Official
notice was received to day of K. NJ. Wades
appointment as General Manager of the
Santa Fe road in Southern California, to
succeed Dan McCool. He started to- day
on tour of inspection of the roads which
will be under his supervision after Noyem-
her 1st
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BERLIN, October 2S.h.-The decks in
Konigsberg wsre burned to dav. An
erornlous amouat OF damage was done.
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When the steamer Alameda left for
Honolulu, Captain Freeman, the pilot. was
in charge. Ii was blowing a gale at the
time, but it was supposed that the pilot
boat Lady Mine in the inside station, or
the Peabody in the outer station, would
take him of. But it appears that neither
boat was at the station, and Freeman was
carried off to Honolulu. 1t appears now
that the two pilot boats came in for shelter
The Pilot Commissioners to-day sus-
pended Captain Kertz of the Peabody, and
Captain Rog ers of the Lady Mine, pending
an investigation, to be held at the next
regular meeting.
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STEAM UP AGAIN.

The habess corpus mill is again at work
grinding out writs to land Chinese who ar
rived on the City OF Pekin. Six landed
to-day, and more w1its are to issue to-
morrow
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TIRED OF LIFE.

r. L. Harris committed suicide by hang
ing himself TO tree in Buena Vista Park,
this afternoon. He was aged about 40
years. The cause Of his act is not known.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Prince Hatzfeldt and Miss HUNTINGTON
Quietly Married.
SOME COSTLY WEDDING PRESENTS
DR.. Tanner Released from Prison
Thirty-three Lives Lost at
Sea Etc.
In FOREIGN LANDS.
SOME COSTLY WEDDING PRESENTS
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REoOaD-UmOy.I
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BAY DOINGS.

The Charleston is o. K.-The Habeas
Corpus Mill Resumes.
SAN FRANCISCO, October 2Sth.-The Board
of Officers appointed to inspect the cruiser
Charleston has made revised report, dated
October 23d, to the Secretary of the Navy
in accordance with the latter's orders. 1t
is very brief, and says: With the excep-
ton of certain work yet necessary on the
electrical plant, all the work required un-
der the plans and specifications and author
lied changes therein. have been performed,
and the vessel is in ali respects complete
and ready for delivery in accordance with
the requirements of the contract"
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DUBLIN, October 2Sth.-Dr Tanner. NJ.
P. for the Middle division Of Cork. and
sentenced August last to one month i'm
prisolmtnt uuder the Crimes Act, and i'm
mediately after ward sentenced to three
months further imprisonment for con-
tempt of Court, YVES released from confne-
TGenf tO-dsv
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Got OF Easily.

WOODLAND, October 2sth.-Daniel Benz
merly and William Wohl, convicted of tae
murder of Matthias Faigle, were sentenced
10 seventeen years esch in Folsom.
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Probably Drowned.


UK1AH, October 2Sth.-The recent storm
has caused numerous landslides ON the
San Francisco and North Pacific Railroad,
between Cloverdale and Ukiah, and con-
sequent delays of trains running into
Ukiah. a slide four miles this side of
Cloverdale prevents the running Of through
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GRASS VALLEY, October 2Sth.-This
morning in the North Star mine, John
Farrell was struck by descending car and
bis leg badly broken, beside receiving other
injuries. He had a close cali.
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Whnl,ain nNnn,eY

FOFeSt anu stream.
Everything. "sardines in olive OIL
sell readily as diguised Eastport herring
In cottonseed oil. "0Cean trout" and
Alaska mackerel" are considered iar
superior 10 the common menhaden from
which they spring. "piCkled whitefish''
are much more satisfactory to the imag'
ination than the weakfsh which repre-
sent them in the market. "Cod steaks
sound promising even when cut from the
savage woltEish. "Kennebec salmon
are always in demand whether from
Maine or in the guise Of reddish and
steelhead from Oregon. It is, therefore,
with little surprise that we hear Just al
this time OF the wonderful dinners pro-
vided by a celebrated restauranter in
Washington with "young halibut" from
Norfolk us the chief attraction transform,
ed and idealized from the homely aud
humble winter hattlsh, which has ap'
preached our shores, not to thrill cpl
cures, but to deposit its eggs peacefully,
We are reminded Of circumstance In
a noted coffee house in Melbourne few
years ago which created great deal Of
excitement. The proprietor introduced
a fish OF surprising sweetness and de.
LEGACY Of flavor, under the name oil
sweet William" and the fish had a
tremendous run. II was tender, Juicy,
and entirely free from bones, All went
swimmingly for time. Inquiries failed
10 reveal the name Of the new favorite
until one luckless day somebody saw q
barrelful Of young sharks 60 into the
establishment, to be translated into
"sweet William" Then the volume Of
business suddenly shrunk and the all
was black with threats Of suits Tor dam.
ages by enraged customers. And So
what's in a nalne,?
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GOSSIP ABOUT WOMEN.

Miss Van Etten Is TO speak before
sorosis the first Monday in February,
There are $4,000 women in America
interested in the cultivation Of fruit.
The Empress Of Japan is laying in q
wardrobe for her visit to this country,
There Is woman's art club in Phila,
delphia which calls itself Bohemia"
A woman has been appointed Inspec-
tor OF IEeland's lace manufactures,
Mrs, Burnett took q week to decide
upon the name "Fauntleroy" for her
story,
Miss Kate sanborn is collecting mate
rial for book on the eminent women OF
New York,
A permanent library, composed solely
Of books written by women, is to be es'
tabllshed in Paris,
Mary and Anne, both Queens OF Eng.
land, Wers born in the house where Lau'
renee ollphant died,
Lady shatesbusy, the latest titled shop
keeper, will sell fruit and dairy produce
from her own farms.
The Patent Office reports show great
increase In the numbered patents issued
to feminine designers,
Mary, the daughter Of Charles Dick
ems, j., Is playluga part in "Lord Faunt'
leroy" upon the English stage,
The Princess Engelrichef Of Russia
has commenced a course Of lectures on
the life and Manners Of the Russians"
Rosamond Dale Owen, the grand
daughter Of the great reiorIner ands spirit
ullst, was the second wife OF Laurence
0llphant,
Mrs NJ, E, Gaener OF Carroll parish,
La, Is the onlywoman In that State who
has established a newspaper outright
and made q success oiit.
The key to the character OF the Jap
anCse woman lies In the word obedience,
II daughter, to her father; II q wife, to
her husband, liza widow, to her son.
The woman OF New Orleans propose
to open q cotton palace during the car.
nival season for the cause OF charity,
They will do all the work without male
assistance.
Nine, Kowalewska, to whom the
French Institute recently awarded the
grand prize In mathematics, is a profess
or in a Swedish university, and is about
40 years old,
Some Of the working women OF Boston
have organized themselves into society
"for the protection OF their rights and the
improvement Of their condition socially
and mentally"
Mary Anderson has worn gown, in
the belt Of which are some fine canoes.
Canoes were about to come In with the
Introduction Of classic draperies, but
Miss Anderson has accelerated their
vogue.
There are $500 women in the United
States havingdiplomas from either Amer
lean or foreign medical schools. The
first medical degree given woman in
America WIS issued eighty years ago,
Miss Louise Lawson, the sculptor, has
recently made 40 estimate OF the cost OF |
the "Rhodian Bay" one OF tho finest
pieces OF work In her studio. From the
time the marble was purchased till 1t re-
ceiyed the last touch from her tools and
was finished statue she has spent $4,000
upon 1t,
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Mercury Is frequently injudlciOusly used by
quack doctors iu cases OF malaria and blood
poison. It's after effect isworse than tho original
disease. u. d. b, Botanic Blood Btlm) contains
no mercury, hut wlllellmlnate mercurIal poison
from the system. Write to Blood balm Co.,
Atlanta, Ga, for book Of convincing proof OF It's
curative virtue.
A. +. Brltten, Jackson, Tenn, writes: ~
caught malaria In Louisiana, and when the fever
At last broke, my Syatem was saturated with
poison, and had sores In my mouth and knots
on my tongue. lgot two bottles u. u. b., which
healed my tongue aud mouth and made u new
WIN. Richmond Atlanta, Ga, writes: "My
wife could hardly see. Doctors called Il syphill.
Tic irltls. Her eyes were 10 dreadful cOndl'
tloh. Her appetite failed, She had pain In her
Joints and bones Her kidneys were derAngGd
also, and no one thought she could be cured.
DR.. Gillian recommended u. h. b., which EhO
used until her health was entirely restored"
X. =. u. Jones, Atlanta, Ca, writes: 81 was
troubled with copper colored GruptiOns, loss OF
appetite, pain In back. aching Joints, debility,
cancellation, loss Of hair, sore tSrOat, aud great
nervousness u. u. H. put my bystem In tlnC
condition."
Logan 4 Co., wholesale agents, 10
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FUNNY THAT SIZE GOT MAD,
An EngliSh Girl who Dropped Her "H'S"
and an Animal Painter.

SlR FfaReiAeo AFgpRsut
Charles Whymper, the well known en-
grayer and animal painter Of London
told the following story few years ago
~ dined at Alderman So and So las
night, and as a mark Of honor his eldest
daughter was assigned to me to take
down To dinner, She's bright girl, but
the way she drops her his is enough to
make mans hair turn gray, But got
along very nicely with her and Lady
Bletherington on the other side, until
the ladies were on the eve OF retiring To
the drawing room. The Alderman had
but recently moved out to Highgate, and
/ was talking about the beautiful scenery
near the house, the views 10 be had from
the windows, the fine air, and so on,
when Miss - suddenly said;
VI think ! get prettier every day,
don't your What could she mean9 !
didn't dare TO answer her, so said: u
beg your pardon-what did you sayP'
90 said think get prettier every
day, There was no installing her
words, so | said; Yes, indeed, you get
plrettier, and no wonder, in such fresh
air and
"But Just then she caught her moth
er's eye, and, with the other ladies, she
left the room, As she went out she
looked over her shoulder with such q
whitening scorn In her eyes that / knew
| had put my foot in 1t somehow, Then
1t flashed upon me that l had mlsunder-
stood herr she had dropped an n what
she had said was not silly compliment
to herself-the sentence really was; u
think Highgate prettier every day. Mr.,
Whymper was never invited TO Alder
man So.and.so's again."
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That sutI tho naked branches u qulVOrins, lHnot
felt BY the wealthy valetudlnariAu indoors, but
mot all the covering that can DO piled on his
warm bed, nor all the furnace heat that anthfa'
Gle eau furnish, will warm his marrow when
ohllls aud fever runs IL 10y nngcts along his
spinal column, HostOttetS Stomach Blttora is
the thing TO iniuse new warmth into his chilled
and agullh frame, to remedy the fierce icycrand
oIhAuItlng EweAts which alternate With the
chill. Dumb Ague, Ague cake, bilious rcmlttCnt
lin short, every known form Of inalarial disease
IA subluga.ed by thlS potent, aud at tho same
time, wholesome and genial medicine; Bilious
nsSs. ConiiipaIion, dyspepsia, alex headache
ioSR OF appetite and sleep, Kidney trouble the!i'
IJSs N with pefiiiiScG 70 elI6ct LhnrouEh cure
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ONE MORE v1cTrN
~ FsarfSl Increase Of Disaster nom snsa NJ
ginaIasn,-A PrOalnOnt Rzanpls and tAs Wsl.
pIns that Il Brings,

~ Fsarfal Increase OF Disaster from snln ~
SinAlns[-A Prominent RSanpls and ths Mar.
sIhS that II Bring.
Colonel N. Y, whitman, Of Brooklyn, nturned
nom hla vacation feeling In perfect health. Al
aresult 10 was careless. The next thing Was d
eoldi then pneumonlAi then death. Nearly ali
physical troubles start with q cold, and this d
Just the season when II iS most easily taken
Some sudden change checks the action OF tho
body, clogs the circulation, and lays the tounda.
ton OF death. Stop the cold In rs start ana You
stop the disease. A cold requires the 4stitch In
tlme,H illr;l
There are many ways OF attempting 70 stop q
cold, but all physicians now agree that there 4
only one sure way and that Is, by the use Of pure
slinuiAnts Tho pores must DO opened, the cir
oulation aroused and Vigor awakened Nothing
now known 10 the world does this % certainly a
Dunys Pure Malt Whlskey. IL Is o remedy,
not beverage, II has been used for years and
Is the most popular remedy before the public
Doctors, clergynen, and Temperance people gen,
orally, endorse II for It's health-giying QUalites
and II has become family necessity,
Rev. D. Mills, OF Meade Centre, Kansas, says,
VI am Presbyterian clergyman, Doctor Of
Divinity, not OF medicine, but am not afraid "a
say that Dufy's Formula and Duiiy's Pure Malt
WhiSGey arc the purest and most elective prep.
aFatIonS, as medicines, know OF, and my sxpeE.
isnce is large one"
Many inscriptions dealers claim they have
something "Iust as good" Beware OF all such
claimants, and secure only the genuine
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Forea and Stream, ..
II Is said that hoofed animals rarely
die from the effects Of the vampires bite,
but that fowls do. II makes It's attacks
in the night time, and an old current
notion still exists that 1t fans its victim
10 sleep with It's wings. Men are no ex-
Ception to the vampires propensities,
and II any parts OF the body are left OK.
posed, In the forests inhabited byitheSe
animals, II Is more than likely that one
will fasten upon the inviting site. Most
OF the accounts, however, that have come
10 US about these creatures are much ex-
aggerated, and people who have sus-
tanned bites from DeSmOd,u say that the
effects soon pass oil, the spot being only
q little sore for few days. tits oil nom
sense about their finding one OF the
larger arteries from which to draw the
blood, and the puncture made with their
teeth is by no means deep, and may oc.
cur At any part Of the body. In Para
quay, says Azara, tho inhabitants have
no especial dread Of this bat, and they
frequent tho houses, and people are often
bitten by them. A big mammalian mos
quito, that's all-and, l do not believe
6alfto beas much dreaded Us the swarlnt
OF the genuine article that ! have seen
down on the Mosquito coast in Old Mex
leo, or in Hayti, or Jamaica, or Cuba
and similar places whore 1t has been my
fortune 10 face them.
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The seetoh.Irl.h OonEres..

Philadelphia ERtI
The Scotch-Irish Congress, which will
assemble at Columbia, Tenn, on the stE
day Of May, will be an international
gathering OF race that has been mos
conspicuous, in proportion TO members
In influencing modern civilization
Their impress upon American instltu
tons has been especially strong, and In
no part OF the nation has II been fell
with more power than in the South, The
names OF such representatives OF the
stock as Andrew jackson, A, I. Stewart
Robert Fulton, Horace Greeley, Robert
Bonner, are sufficient to suggest tue ex,
tent OF their influence, The Congress
will be q meeting Of great social and his
torical importance. II will bring to-
Rether representatives Of the race from
all quarters Of the English.speaking
world for the interchange Of social amen
tiles and "reminiscences. Distinguished
scholars and orators will read historical
papers and deliver orations commemor-
ating the deeds Of the SCotch-Irish, The
information thus gathered will be COM
piled into a history and perpetuated to
posterity, Among the speakers who
have accepted, will DO Rev. DR.. John
Hall and other eminent divines and
scholars. Columbia has been chosen as
the place OF meeting because It is near
the centre OF Tennessee, which is about
the centre OF the blood in the United
States. It is in the midst OF q region
rich in the stock and its historical asso-
Ciations-a country which developed the
genius OF Andrew jackson and was the
home OF Jas. X. Polk. Besides, Colum.
bia is q typical city in the loVeliest por-
ton OF the new South, with such rail-
road facilities TINT visitors there can
easily reach any other part OF the most
progressive region OF tho South. The
date fixed is the most delightful season
OF the year in this latitude and nature
wears her lovelest attire. Columbia Is
only one and half hours from Nash
vile, twelve from Cincinnati and eigh-
teen from Chicago. Mr., A. 9. Floyd, the
corresponding secretary, will be glad to
communicate with persons DESTROYS Of
attending the Congress. A feature Of
especial interest in connection with the
Congress will be a reunion OF ex.Confed-
crate and Federal soldiers Of the race.
This department will DO under the d.
reCtion Of Capt. ]. H. Russell, Of Colum-
bia. No partisan or sectarian Significance
attaches to the Congress.
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FINANCE AND TRADE.
The Features of the Money and Stock Mar.

Inc Features OF inc money nnu STOCK mar
kets.
NEW YoRK, Jan. 2s,-M0uCy on call easy at
ITO per cent; last loan at per cent, closed at!
pCr cent. Prime mercantile paper las per cent,
Sterling exchange quiet but steady at 81 sO11a
ASH, Sales OF stocks were l6s.S3I shares.
The stock market was again very dull to-day,
except at tho opening and the close, and prices
were on the average ona higher plano than the
final figures Of Saturday. First prices were gen.
erally n TO y per cent higher than Saturday, In
sympathy with the higher Market for Americans
III london, but AtchisOu and Missouri Pacific
started q downward movement III the general
list, Atchison yielded ~ and Missouri Pacific
Lper cent, and while llCkRwanna WIS attacked
rlILer sharply liz loss was only fractional and
tho Impression upon the rest was entirely lnslg..
niilcant The close was actlve and strong aud
generally ut tho best prices Of tho day. Missouri
Pacific IL down " per cent, aud PULLMAN rose
~, AtchisOn ~ aud Louisville & Nashville !
per cent.
Railroad bonds more active than any day so
$4,000.
Hut the great feature Of tho dealings was tho
extraordinary demand for tho leading issues,
especially the Is, which furnished Sl,l9i,QW out
Of the total, l. -.
Government bonds were quiet but strong.
State bonds dull and featlrclCss,
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ForRent.

IoR RENT-THE DESIRABLE SRA y
Vg.'id.nce. Ne, l9i Fourteenth street o5 AP
Il GREER
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General Harrison speaks.

Philadelphia Record, SD.
Mr.. Harrison In his own home, sud.
denly dropping thesubj eCt ofthe weather
and crops)-By the way, was thinking
to-day Of a Cabinet
First Great Statesman (brightening
up)-YcS, Siri yes, siri General, oil
course.
"Ofa-" ~
Second Great Statesman (ttemblinp
with exCitemOnt)-'A most important
subject
"a" xxx.
Third Great Statesman becoming
apopleCtIC)-Yes, yes, Of Courhe. Go on
General. Don't interrupt him, gentle
"a cabinet for the dining room"
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ave point with prlden

To the "Good name at home" won by
Hoods sarsaparilla, In Lowell, Mass,
where 1t is prepared, there is more o.
Hoods Sarsaparilla sold than all other
medicines, and 1t has given the best oil
satisfaction since its introduction ten
years ago, This could not be II the medl'
cine did not possess merit. Ityou suffer
from impure blood try Hoods Sarsapa'
rllla and realize It's peculiar curative
power. paw
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The best salve in the world for cuts
bruises, sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
sores, letter, chapped hands, chilblains
Corns, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively cures piles, or no pay required
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiaC'
ton, or money refunded. Price 20 cents
per box. For sale by Logan 4 Co.
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GJohn Smith suid his wife angrily
1your conduct toward me for the pas
AZ months has been 90 outrageous ant
uhbearable that shall apply for d
yofce, / shall soc q lawyer to:inOrtoy.'
HJust as YOU like, my dear" repliet
John Smith, "ohly, iot heayen's sake
get d good lawyer who understands Thu
divorce business aud can got one aS Soot
a. nn6hihlh.n
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stlngIngi most Rt night; worse by scratching.
II allowed 10 continue tlmors form, which
often bleed aud ulcefate, becoming very sore:
SwkYNEB OINTMENT stops the itching aud
bleeding, heals liberation, and In most cases 70.
50 cents. Dr.. swayne 4 soh, Philadelphia.
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Two.thirds Of all deaths in New York
City are from consumption or pneumo'
mia. The same proportion holds fol
most other cities. Delays are dangerous
DR.. Acker's English Remedy for CON
sumption will always relieve, and may
save your life. G. K. Goethe, r: 3. Burt,
@. Menkemeller, Logan 4 Co.