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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-21
PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY.
nliteracy Among the Colore ed
Children in the South

NEW YORK, May 20th.-The Presbyterian As
sembly to-dsy received reports concerning the
freedmen, the more essential points eucidated
being that the contributions for missionary
work among freedmen last year exceeded S13,-
illiteraey among the freedmen is increasing.
There were last year LOSS, 900 colored children
in the South of school age who did not attend
school. The Committee on Christian Unity re-
ported negotiations for a conference between
the committee and committee of Congrega-
tionalists.
A port was received concerning the duty of
the church toward emigrants; also, report con-
cerning the relief of poor and destitute minis
ters. There were on the roll last year. 223 Pres
byterian ministers to whom aid was extended
34l clergymeu's widows and 81 families of or
phans. This exhausted all the balance of the
fund. and 5000 deficiency was caused, but the
deficiency was made up by a special appeal
The receipts OF the fund fell off 81 600 during the
year.
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FORTY YEARS SINCE.
Colonel John G. Parke Asks to be Re-
lieved in July,

WASHINGTON, May 20th.-It is generally ac.
cepted as a settled fact that John W. Wilson, the
present superintendent of Public Buildings and
Grounds, is the coming Commandant of the
West Point Military Academy. Much surprise
has been expressed that Colonel John g. Parke
should be so soon relieved, but it is now under
stood that he has asked to be relieved. Colonel
Parke, as Senior Engineer officer, should have
succeeded General Duane as Chief OF Engineers
but President Cleveland exercised his preroga-
tives and appointed Colonel Casey to the place
The latter is a young man and there is little
hope, therefore, of Colonel Parke ever securing
the place. 1t is said his intention is now there
fore, to ask TO be relieved in july on account OF
forty years continuous military service, which
he can legally do.
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lzed to offer further reward of s.. 900 for any
satisfactory evidence thar will prove he is not
dead: or that would lead to the discovery of his
Mooorun, the man who claimed to have dis
posed of the mysterious trunk Containing the
remains OF woman on the night Cronin disap-
peared, to-day told the police that the body
Wnen loaded into the wagon at the barn was
taken from cellar under the barn. Investiga-
ton by the police this afternoon disclosed the
TACT that there was cellar there, and in it some
bloody rags were found. Traces of blood were
also found in the stable proper.
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SUNDAY IN cINo1NNArI.
A Judge Who Says He Will Stand by
Law and Order

CINCINNATI May 20th.-The saloon keepers ar.
rested yesterday for keeping their saloons open
on Sunday were not tried to-day. counsel agree
sng to postpone the trials until Thursday. Louis
Martin, who resisted the officers, was tried and
found guilty. In passing sentence the Judge
took occasion to say he would be severe in
cases like this. He said he would support in
every possible way the organization of The citl-
zens now endeavoring to enforce the law
with this emphatic announcement from the
Court the prospect is there we'll be general
compliance with the laws, as no saloon-keeper
cares to do business on Sunday in violation OF
law when conviction involves certain imprison-
ment in the Work-house.
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DAUNTLEss DETECTIVES.
They Repei an Attacking Party With
Powder and Ball

PARKERsBURe (w. va), May 20.-Three de-
tectives who went to Tyler county to arrest a
person implicated in the murder OF Jacob Nor
gan were notified Saturday night, while stop
ping at residence, that they would be attacked
before morning. About O clock number of
men surrounded the house and demanded the
surrender of the officers, who replied with a
yolley of shot. The battle continued some
time.. when the assailants retired. In the
morning the officers found blood marks in the
woods which would indicate that two or three
of the attacking party had been wounded and
carried away. They have obtained reinforce
ments and are expecting another attack over
the affair
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QUIET. AGAIN IN WALL STREET.
The Willard Fight Nearly Over In Il
New York Stock Market

The Willard Fight Nearly Over In the
New York Stock Market.
NEW YORK, May 20th.-1he sensation caused
by the corner in Oregon Transcontinental last
week appeared to be gradually dying out to-
day, but both parties 10 the contest for the con-
the purpose of liquidation
1t is rumored that compromise was arrived
at on Saturday by which the Union Pacific will
gon Navigation stock and retain control. This
would eliminate all bitterness from the election
and leave nothing for the Willard party TO fight
for.
In the afternoon the stock declined decidedly.
Heavy selling forced the price down TO 80 IA
decline OF per cent. from the opening Henry
Willard was offered 5000 shares wi h proxies by
to buy. While Oregon Transcontinental stock
was being sold the brokers identified with Vii.
lard bought Northern Pacific heavily and
caused an advance
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DEs MONIES, May 20th.--The Southern Norv
gian College at Decota burned last night. I
grounds and buildings cost Si6O 900.
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SNAKE FIGHTING.
Sunday Amusement in Ell Paso Where
Cifizeus DO NOT Affand church.

Citizens DO Not Attend Church.
Ell PAso, May 20th.-A fiercely contested fight
between a catamount and a large bulldog that
came off last Saturday at the local theater stim-
ulated interest in sporting matters to an extra
ordinary degree. The leading real estate owner,
controlling one fourth of all the property in
the city limits, says he will have at regular IN
dogs, various wild animals, and something en-
tirely new in arenic sports, namely snake fights
The country around FL Paso abouuds in i'm
mense rattlers and bull snakes, both mortal en-
emies, which fight every time they meet
The real estate owner above mentioned in
tends 10 ut up an arena where such fights can
be safely witnessed and will provide from the
mountains surrounding FL Paso large number
OF both rattlers and bull snakes, that will fight
for the delectation and amusement of ali III
Paso citizens who do not attend church Sun
100
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Let man know his worth and keep
things under his feet. A true man be-
longs to no other time or place, but is the
center of things. 1t is as easy for the
strong man to be strong as it is for the
weak to be weak.
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ANOTHER SAM PATCH.
All the Fools Not Dead SO Long as Brodie
LiYaR.

New YORK, May 20th.-Steve Brodie has com.
Sam Patch's jump over the Passaic Falls. n. j.
this morning. This was where Patch was
killed. Brod escaped alive, badly exhausted.
After the leap he was carried along by a current
running like a mill race until he struck con.
venient shoal, from which his friends helped
him ashore. 1t is understood no bet was in
volyed. Brodie simply desired notoriety.
There were few spectators
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WASHINGTON, May 2Oth. Acting Secretary
Walker of the Navy Department, said to-day
that no report of the trial trip of the Charles
ton was expected here, as this was not an Off
cial trip. 1t was simply a builders trial OF
their work, to satisfy themselves The trial
trip is not expected 10 take place for some
weeks, after which the official report of the
results attained will be furnished at the Depart
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Whatever mitigates the woes or in
creases the happiness of others is just
criterion of righteousness. One should
not quarrel with a dog without reason
sufficient to vindicate one through all the
Courts of morality.
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Californians in yyashingtop.

WASHINGTON, May 2oth.-Colonel Isaac Trum-
bee, OF San Francisco, who is here on his way
to Europe, called upon the President to-day
He received from Secretary Blaine a passport
listers abroad
J. N. Ingram. formerly of the San Francisco
Post. is in the city, making preparations to de-
liver lecture on the Sandwich Islands.
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SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Labor Commissioner j. J. Tobin is in the city.
Justice Baker goes to Colusa to-day en- legal
business
George E. Bates returned to San Francisco
yesterday.
Judge P. o. Hundley, of oroville, is at the
Capital Hotel.
Editor W; $. Green and daughter, Of colusa,
are at the Golden Eagle.
Miss Kate Hennessy left for San Francisco
yesterday morning.
Miss Mary Porter is up from the Bay on,a
visit to Miss Eva Huntoon
State Mneralogist Ireland is in the city and
stopping at the Golden Eagle.
]. B. Everett and vie and Mrs Boyle, of Ca
pay, are at the Capital Hotel.
George 3. Greene, the well-known farmer
came up from Courtland yesterday.
Mrs. B. ] Horanson (nee Sarah Levy. of Red
Bluff, is visiting relatives in this city.
Mrs. C. H. Gilman and children are stopping
for couple of weeks in San Francisco.
Mrs. Godt and her son Ralph of this city, are
visiting her father, Mr.. Koch, near Lancha
Plana.
cisco Sunday evening, after being absent for a
couple of weeks.
Senator Stanford passed through from Vina to
San Francisco Sunday and Superintendent
Fillmore went down the same evening home
ward-bound from Oregon
John K. GIeeson Chico; w Fl. Lee Yuba CITY;
Ben. r. Faber, wife and children. H. H. Bich-
mond, Auburn: H. P. Merritt and wife Yolo;
George B. Greene. CORTLAND: Watson Chalmers
Chico; I. b. Price, Or vile; o. Dutton YoIo: H
G. Reno. Otah J. Everett and wife, Mrs
Boyle; Capay; E; c. Rust and daughter Winters:
J. II. Bell, Woodland; ]. F. Foley, Men O Park;
20. Hundley oroville, and II L. Shim Susan
vile.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Eotel yesterday:
John J; Mcdonald, Sutter Greek; ]. NJ c. Jasper,
Wheatland; o. Simmons and wife, St. Paul: IL
A. Simmons, Auburn; W. S. Green, Miss G.
Green, Colusa; Mrs. May, Mrs. B. A Sheehan,
Fresno; W. H. Zeigler and wife, Placeryille: e.
NJ. Schaffner, New York: Il. j, Fisher, Vaca-
Vile: c. d. Vincent, Oakland; W. T. Sperry,
Gridley; W. II. V. Raymond; T. ]. Murphy, New
York; o. Bergman. Portland; H. L. Gregory
Linden; A. B. Lennon, Santa Rosa: V. Kafmel,
Jersey City; Miss Wilson; Miss Cttelergin Mrs
NJ. r. Setter. H. Archer and wife, F. c. Valen-
tine, E. NJ. Southern, C.. B. Bishop and wife
Rowland Buckstine, New York; E. ]. Ishan, W.
T. Harris, William Irelan, Jr., San Francisco.
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Cabinet Office for California.

WASHINGTON, May 20th.-The latest Cabinet
gossip incident to Miller's rumored elevation to
the Supreme Bench leaves Tracy at the head of
the Navy Department and gives the Attorney
Generalship to the Pacific slope-Morris ii.
Estee or possibly John f. Swift.
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DIR. La Mara Seminal Pills Cure ali cases
of Seminal Weakness, Loss of Vigor, Impotency
and all ailments caused by excess, indiscretion
and abuse. perfect restorative. PrIce, "a so.
Sent by msil on receipt of price, or by express
G. o. ID Address all orders to A. McBOYLE q
CO., Druggists, San Francisco; z. o. Box, 1881.
my6-6m
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Commencing Friday, March list, at 7:so P. M.
and every alternate Friday, excursionists will
leave Sacramento for all points East via Salt
Lake City, where stop will be made one dsy.
The sleeping cars are provided with mattresses,
ulars and descriptive folder, call op or address.
TICKET AGENT SouTHERS PACIFIC COMPANY,
Sacramento. 1e1s-tf
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Getting His Rival Out Of the Wav

WASHINGTON, May 20th.-The Epcnine Star
says edltorially tonight that the nomination of
Solomon Hirsch for the Turkish Mission re-
moves Senator Mitchelrs most dangerous rival
for the Senatorship in 1891. and removes the
doubts of the latter's return to the Senate.
Mitchell, it says, may be depended upon to Sc
cure Hirseh's confirmation
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just Arrivedi A large shipment OF gem
Inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett
of different kinds OF Cheese, at rs street. +.
BAUALE. Give US q call. d9-lm
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Seventh Day Adventists' Tent.-The sub.
lects being investigated at the tents, corner
Fiiteenth and III streets retain their interest
for a portion of Sacramento's citizens The fol.
lowing themes will be presented on the even
ings specified Christ and the Law" SATUR-
DAY "A Prophetic View of the Worlds His.
tory, from Babylon to Eternity" SUNDAY
.The New Earth, or the Saints Reward" MON.
DAY. Opening hour, 7:i5. myIs-2t-
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X. 8. #. Attention Regular Meeting
and special business of importance
Its O. N. CRONKITE A6iutsnt
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The printed souvenir of the centennial
ball at the Opera House, New York, dis
tributed to guests was a pamphlet of eight
pages, the front of which displayed the
diverse of Mr.. Saint Gauden's centennial
medal and the back woodcut of the re-
verse. Within are cuts after designs by
Messrs. Blashfeld and VIII Ii. Low. The
insignia of the various persons connected
with the Entertainment Committee were
badges of gold, silver and bronze, consist
ing OF the same medal greatly reduced in
size and suspended from bar. 1t is no
ticeable that the design looks best in
bronze and of the large size, the same
medal in gold and silver appearing to lack
the soft color and rough texture of the
bronze.
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices. Wants, Lost,
Found For Sale, To Let and similar notices under
t'is head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and cents per line each subsequent time Al
notices Of this character lciu be found under this
heading.
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DIR. CRoNIN.

Large Rewards offered for Information
Regarding Him.
CHICAGO May 10th The chairman of o COM
mittee of Dr. Cronins friends tonight issued a
circular narratipg the circumstances of the
Doctors disappearance, and reasserting the be-
lief that he was murdered, and adding: az
hereby offer reward of S. 900 for any fnforma-
tion that may lead TO the arrest and conviction
OF any OF the principals in or accessories to, or
to the instigators of the crime"
The circular fu' her says: at am also author.
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ROBBERY on the nI..l,.,po,.

New ORLEANS May 2oth.-The United States
mail packet running between Bastrop and Mon
beyond Fouche this evening by two men, who
carried of the mail matter
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Passed It's Third Reading.
How to Rouse Millennium.
10 1NUuso NNfIEeuHIHIhi
Some think millennium is wealth.
And wait like minks to grab IL:
TbeY're wrong. millenninm is henlth

Some think millennium is wealth
And wait like minks to grab 1t:
They're wrong, millennium is health
That grows TO be a habit.
Your habit is illne.s-nervous pros,ra-
tion, we will say Change to health would
De millennium for you, as it has been for
these witnesses:
DRs. STARKEY & PALEN -" used vour
Compound Oxygen Treatment Then my
return TO health sas rapid Many 1.
LIvERMoRE (the celebrated temperance ad-
vocate) Melrose. Mass. DIS. STARKEY &,
PALEN =" Nothing has done so much good
for my nerves as your Compound Oxygen
Treatment MRS. JULIA PAIGE, New
Castle, Ind.
Drs. Starkey & Palens Office records show
over 40 600 different cases in which their
Compound Oxygen Treatment has been used
by physicians in their practice, and by in
valids Independently Their brochure of
2o0pages will be forwarded free of charge
to any one addressing DRs STARKEy &
PALEN, No. 1929 Arch street Philadelphia,
Pa, or l2o sutter street, San Francisco,
Cal
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Rather than have them pulled. lie. your dem
tist save all he can. You desire to have trouble.
because you have not used SOZODONT When
properly fixed. then rub on the SOZODONT, and
keep them all right for time to come.
TuThS&W
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WITHOUT doubt this medicine will cure
you. 1t has cured thousands. Take Sim.
mons Liver Regulator.
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Burllpeton Rou,. r.cur.,or..

Steam Baths given OF Bftter-herb, Sui
pnur or salt; are all good for Spring Diseases.
apA-lm MkS Z. NJ. CARLY, us street.
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GENERAL NOTICES.


Special Meeting y. G. s -Tuesday Even
ING, Nav p, 1889. Every member is requested
to be present [m20-2Isl CAPT S. EMORY.
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b. +. Stoll, Dentist, formerly OF S1I j
street, has removed to COS J street, over Mrs.
hatzenstelns Millinery Store. 1mlp
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FOR SAilh-T0 LET.

VHO LET-DEsIRABLE HOUSE OF SIX
i rooms and bath, No. 1915 L street. Inquire
at 1885 L street. mv2O-3ts
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John Eitel, Assayer and Chemist, has re-
turned to Sl7 street. Gold bought
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italian strikers

MILAN, May 20th.--The strikes among the
peasants is spreading. A conflict occurred be-
tween the strikers and military. One peasant
Were also iniured
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The beS; place in caifornia have your printing done
A. J. Johnston s. Cos, xro ST, Sacramento. Cal
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Arrirals al the Goldar Eanlo rro.s, ,-os...-.,..
Revenues of Last week

Following is the City Auditors report of
the receipts of the City Treasury last week
from various sources:
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ITO LET-PLEASANT FRONT ROOMS. FIRST
i and second ioor with or without board at
95i ST., opposite Capitol Park. my20St
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WANTED-VIOLINP PUPILS, FIRST-CLASS
w tuition. For terms inquire Of GEORGE
FRANZ, Leader Clunie and METROPOLITAN The
ater Orchestra. or at Hammers music store. $40
} street. ap22-1m*
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Governor of warsaw Dismissed.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 20th.-The police are
discovering that the leaders of the recent plot
against the Car belonged to the garrison o.
Cr0nstadt. The Gar will dismiss Gourko from
the Governorship of Warsaw owing to his up-
popular administration
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Fair Oaks Corps, No. 13.-Reeuiar meet
ing THIS Tuesday) AFTERNOON at $50
O'Clock. Members having tickets please return
them. FLORENCE MILLER, President.
EMMA BIDwELL. Secretary It's
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Daughters of st. George will meet at
Y. NJ. l. Hall, TUESDAY EVENING. May Dist.
MAGGIE WILSON, President.
ANNE BARRETT, Recording Secretary It's
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EASTERN EVENTS.
UNPARALLELED BRUTALITY IN AN
INSANE ASYLUM.
Cyclone in Pennsylvania
OF the Colored Children
in the South-Etc.
WORSE THAN sAvAGEs.

Especial DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNos.l
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"ANTED-TEN BAY HANDS, 81 25: FOUR
w mi kers; men for hop ranches, vineyards
and orchards; men cooks; three walters Fe-
male-Two diningroom girls, ten girls for
homework. Apply to EMPLOYMENT OFFICE,
Fourth and K streets, Sacramento
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Speech ~. ,ba Fmneror

the text of the Emperors S reply to the toast IA
ms health given at the banquet Brunswick
The Emperor said: II hope God will permit me
to lead the Fatherland in the way OF peace, tc
which policy my grandfather pointed
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WANTED-AN EXPERIENCED, COMPE-
w tent bushling tailor Inquire at S. S.
NATHAN q CO.'S, northeast corner Third and
X streets rn,on o.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-01-08
FOR PRODUCE Row."
Four Sites Recommended for the
Proposed New Departure.

The committee appointed by the pro-
duce exchange in their executive
session last Saturday, consisting of
George Bradbury, II. S. Smith and ii.
7. Bush, sauntered about town yester-
day afternoon in search of the best
location for the commission row, to be
built for the use of the produce COM
mission houses of the city. After due
consideration of the different locations,
they decided on the four following To-
cations to be recommended to the
produce exchange at their next meet
ing: First. on First avenue north, from
Washington avenue to the river:
second, between Hennipin avenue and
Second avenue north, on either First OF
Second streets; Third, lots on First
street, between Nicollet and Second
avenue south; Fourth. lots on Second
street. between Nicollet and Second
avenue south.
The Exchange will take action in re-
gard to which of these locations will be
used at its next meeting. Negotiations
are already being made with different
contractors who will put up the build
ingS and rent the stores to different
firms. The desire is to get all the pro-
duce commission houses of the city to-
gether. There are thirty such firms in
Minneapolis, and they are doing an an
nual business of about s4,50O, 600.
Twenty-Five of the number are enthusi-
astic in regard to the project, and un-