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GENERAL BoULANeKR has sent an affec-
tionate letter of thanks to friends in the
United States who have congratulated "
him. 1t is not likely that the number of
such admirers is large Upon what Gen.
e-al Boulanger should De congratulated,
we confess ourselves at loss to copjeeture.
II there is any one influence outside OF
monarchial hatred and plotting. more in
imical to republican institutions in France
than another. it is Boulangerism
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-02-26

THERE is some danger still remaining of
the engineer bill passing. 1t ought to
be killed, for it is bad measure, clear
through; if it is not put to rest, it will
either become dead-letter law, or stop the
wheels of four out of ten of all the station
airy engines now running in the State, aud
will close up as many small industries cor
respondingly-nnless. indeed. electrical and
water motors take the place of the steam
engines. How will engineers be benefited
by such results
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origin of the Ml.si..ippi River.

As a possible theory of the origin of the
Mississippi, Messrs. Robert Bates and John
A. Hayes suggest that It's erosion was ac-
complished by means of mighty cataract
which began far down the river near its
original mouth, and by gradual retrogres-
sion dug ont the valley-like gorge which is
so marked a feature in the upper part of
its course, and left the high bluff walls ON
either hand. This view makes St. An
thongs Falls the ever decreasing and re-
ceding remnants of the once most stu
pendous cataract the world ever saw, hav-
ing perpendicular descent OF perhaps 800
feet. The time required TO cut the entire
channel is placed at 100000 years.
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Immigration in 1888,

During the year ending December 81,
1855, 5lS,5lS immigrants arrived in the
United States, as against 510,05S in 1887.
OF these 4O5, l63, or nearly so per cent. of
the total arrived at the port of New York,
against 1897 ,597, OF about 76 per cent. in
1887. OF the total number arriving in
this country, 1887, or SO per cent, came
from the United Kingdom, against It's, OH.
or So per cent, in 1887. The following
table shows the arrival by countries Of
immigrants during the past two years:
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AT THE BAY.
The Smallpox Hospital Without
Patient-Pardou Wanted-Etc

SAN FRANCISCO. February 25lh.-The small
pox hospital is to-day free for the first time In
two yeals of smallpox patients
William Oberst, sentenced in November 1887
TOR manslaughter, to ten years imprisonme mt
ior killing William Mclaughlin, gives notice
that he will apply for PARDON.
Inc supervisors this evening postponed con.
sloeration OF the ordinance regulating water
rates, making it the special order for THURSDAY.
In relation to the strike of car-buiiders AT
Hammond's shop, Hammond stated to-day that
a society and sought to get the employees in the
shop now paid S. day, to strike for SO cents
more day, and upon learning of this he dis
charged three men, who proved to be The Presi
society.
Many sportsmen met this evening and organ.
lzed society 10 protect the rights of those who
Wish 10 use the gun and dog. W. W. Stackpool
was elected President; John L Durkee, Vice.
PRESIDENT. and Charles Staples, Secretary. one
hundred signed the roll of membership.
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GERMANY has ordered four of her bea,

GERMANY has ordered four of her heav-
lest ironclads to sail at once for Samoa.
This does not look as If the Berlin Govern
ment is inclined 10 yield to the councils OF
peace and amity that is to meet in March,
or al least Bismarck means to be under.
stood as ready, in case of the disagreement
OF the Commissioners, to Immediately seize
upon the islands.
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LET people who fear for the Republic OF
Frsnce. lay aside all trouble of that kind.
for the present; the French have COM
mon interest in their international Expo
sition, and not even the delights of fratri-
cidal blood letting will tempt them to put
the SHOW in peril.
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THE BURGLAR BOOM.
Cracksmen Plying Their Vocation in Va
rious Interior Towns.


rious Interior Towns.
RED BLUFF. February 25th.-Henry Rattiia's
saloon. on Main street, near Walnut. was en-.
tered by safe crackers during last night. The
SAFE was drilled into and $40 taken The WORT
was done By experts. they using their own
drills, although whites blacksmith shop on
Walnut street was entered and brace. chise]
and bar taken. Whites tools were left by The
sloe OF the safe, but the drills were taken away
The sheriff arrested two men to day on suspi
cion. their shoes were taken off and fitted the
tracks neal the blacksmith shop exactly.
RoBBERIEs AT WOODLAND
WOODLAND, February 25th.-Last night the
variety store of T. K. Porter and the Sunset Tel,
ephone office were broken into by burglars and
about $3.50 worth of gold pens and pen-holders
Were taken, and quantity of cheap jewelry
and Large quantity OF razors pistols and
cutlery. There is no clue to the perpetrators,
ms is one of the many robberies that have
been committed lately. A number of Migrants
and t0ughs were driven out of town Saturday by
the officers. -
LADY ROBBED.
SAN DIEGO, February 25th.-M.s. Wells. of st.
Ioiis, guest at the Hotel Coronado was
robbed of diamonds worth 81 500 while a tend.
ing german at the hotel. While in the ball
room her room was entered There is no clue
to the thief
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The German Alpb.hst.

Their grotesque alphabet is making the
Germans nation of near-sighted people.
Defective vision is not only acquired, but
it appears to be handed down to offspring.
Cohn found over per cent. of elementary
pupils in Germany considerably myopic
while in Antwerp DIR. De Nets finds only
2 per cent. slightly affected. Still Bis
marek persists in refusing to allow the use
of the Roman alphabet.
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.The Bs,t Laid plaDs Of Mice and

" TIC Hdst LAfd FIaDs Of Mics and Men
Gang aft agIee." Not so Hostetter's Stom-
ach Bisters. 1t goes right TO the spot Il is
designed to bereicial!y affect, and there is
no tardiness in lis action. But while il re-
iisses constipation IN connection with dys-
pspsia and liver mplsirt--sss oc:a:e evils
--tke ipirg ard abdominal disturbances
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ON THE BORDER.
Mexican Towns Endangered by Appro-
priatiOn of the Rio Grande Watar.

Ell PAso (Tex.), February 25sh.-A report tn
the Mexican Secretary of Foreign Relations.
made Dy Mexican Consul Escabor, of this city'
on the enects OF certain irrigation measures
now pending at Washington, has inst been
made public. che Consul says that The taking
OF water from the hlo Grande i'll New MexicS
for the tornado del Muerto and FL Peso Canal
companies wii result in the decGdence and
ruin of the Mexican towns along The river
whose only Industry is farming by irrigation
with water from the Rio Grande He saws that
u sucn measures are put into operation by the
united States the water of the river will be en-
tlrely consumed in New Mexico and his people
VIII be deprived of any for their own use. He
claims Tor Mexico the first right to that water
ana asks that strong measures be taken by his
country to prevent such an injury to its frontier
towns
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Administrators Sale Of Real Estaie.


NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY JHE UN-
IN dtrsigned, Administrator of the estate OF
CLARENCE PHELPS, deceased. that PURSUANT
TO an order OF the Superior court Of the county
OF sacramento, made on the stu day of Eebru-
airy 1889, that on THURSDAY, the SEVENTH
DAY OF MARCH, A. D. 1883 at IL o'clock L. n
OF that day, and at the Courthouse do T, at the
corner of Seventh and ! street of the cityiof
Sacramento, the undersigned viii Sell at public
auction, to the highest bidder for cash. lawful
money OF the United States. subject to-con6rzn-
alton by said Superior Court II the right, title
and interest which CLARENCE PHELPS had at
the time of his death, and all the right, title
aud interest which his estate has acquired sub
sequently, in and to the real property in the
county of Sacramento State of California, ecu
sisttng of SIXTY EIGHT ACRES, or thereaboutx
and described as the front easterly sixty eight
acres of SWAMP LAND SURVEY NUMBER
$50. OF Grand Island, in Sacramento county, be-
Ing The same tract marked IT PHEIP3 6, A."
on the oiiicial MAD of Sacramento couD,kS, made
BY Fred. A. Shepherd, in 1855.
Terms OF sale-Ten per cent. to be paid
day of ssle. balance on confirmation If the
sale by the Court. Deed at the expense Of the
purchaser
DATED, February 18th, 1883.
S b SMITH.
Administrator Of the estate of Clarence Pheiss,
clisros L WHITE Attorney for Adnials-
traitor. fe2d
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No Tidipgs From The Pursuing Part,
Messenger Keily's Story.
SAN FRANCISCO. February 25th.-Neiiber the
railroad nor express company had received any
men In pursuit OF the Pixley train-robbers up tc
a late hour this evening
J. 4. Kelly, the express messenger, who was
on the robbed train, tells in substance the same
story OF the affair as was received by telegraph
Toe express officials approve of Keliy's con
duct, saying that as he had but small sum O,
moIey 10 defend it would have been wrong fol
MIN to imperil the lives of the train men By re-
fusing to open the express car door,
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We friiss Congressman Morrow is justified In
IFS htiief f;iat the Pacific coast Is to have 3
taee IN The Cabinet Rather than be left out.
I. !. wt,,il6 BIZ willing to put up with almost any
.csly except Murshison. '--S. r. Alta.
Your sensitiveness in that direction.
,eighbor. is thoroughly appreciated.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
Burlington Route Excorsions.

Commencing Friday, March LIST. at $50 p NJ.
and every alternate friday, excursionists will
leave Sacramento for all points East via Salt
Lake City, where stop viii be made one day.
Inc sleeping cars are provided with mattresses,
blankets, pillows. curtains etc., free of charge.
For full particulars and descriptive folder, call
Oh or address, TICKET AGENT SOUTHERN PAcIFIc
COMPANY, Sacramento. fe23tf
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POLITICAL.
A. BREWER

NOTICE TO CREDITORS.-ESTATE OF
IN STEPHEN T. MORSE deceased. Notice is
hereby given by the undersigned. the Admin
istratrix ofthe estate of STEPHEN T. MORSE,
deceased, to the creditors of, and all persons
having claims against the said deceased. to
exhibit them with the necessary vouchers
within ten months after the FIRST publication OF
this notice. TO the said Administrative. at her
residence, the late residence OF said deceased,
at the head of suffer Island in Sacramento
county. the same being the place for the trans
action of the business Of the said estate in the
county CT Sacramento State OF California.
MARTHA A. MORSE
Administrative OF the estate of STEPHEN 7.
MORSE, deceased
Dated at Sacramento. February Is. 1889.
IATLIN Il BLANCHARD. Attorneys for estate
fel9.4t tn
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WASHINGTON TERRIToRY.
Opium Shipped as Sauerkraut-A Clever
Cauture

TACOMA, February 25th-The largest seizure
OF opium ever made in this port took place this
afternoon at the transfer wharf of the Northern
racine Railroad, where two barrels, purporting
to contain sauerkraut, were being transferred
rom car from spokane Falls to one going to
San Francisco.
The drug was consigned to j. c. Calvin. San
spector c. j. Mulkey, OF the Customs depart
mens. over 800 pounds of the smuggled drug
was found in the barrels. valued at IS 900.
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A Twenty-Five MILE Race.

SAN FRANCISCO, February 25th A special
purse OF 500 has been offered by Frank Hall
Manager of the six day pedestrian contest. to he
contested for by Cartwright and Gus Guerrero
IN twenty-five mile race, to be started at ID
O'clock tomorrow evening
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ORANGEVALE!
CHOICEST FRUIT LANDS
Ten-Acre Tracts, Planted or Implanted,
as Desired,

Orchards Cared for for Absentee Owners.
T,HE ORANGEVALE COLONIZATION CON-
l paDy, composed of prominent bus ness men
of Sacramento, and Endorsed by the Board OF
Trustees, Board of Supervisors and Board OF
Trade, own 500 acres of deep. rich fruit aud
vine lands, all cleared on the American river,
opposite NatoMa vineyard. 1t has been divided
into 10-acre tracts. each one fronting on a 10
foot avenue. Water under pressure for irriga-
ton will be piped bv the company to each tract
free of expense. the water actually used only
being paid for by purchasers. Last season $50
acres were planted in trees and vines and have
already been sold, in addition TO a large num-
Der of implanted tracts. This year 4no acres are
being anted. PLANTED TRACTS. Si6u per
acre. IMPLANTED TRACTS. &125 pc. acre.
TOW M SITE.
The town site of Orangevale is but IL miles
from the Folsom railroad depot. 9own lots
50x150, $500 $40 down and SO per month Lots
are sold in series of twenty, and two cottages
awarded to the purchasers in each seriss.
So Send for maps and information.
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A San Bernard,no Exbiblt.

SAN BERNARDISo. February 25th.-An exhibit
of citrus fruits lett here this afternoon for
Washington, where it win be displayed during
inaugural week. 1t consisted of oranges. lem
ons lines raisins, dried fruit and other prod
ucts of the county
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ORA GEvALe COLONIZATION co.,
PA i Street. Sacramento
VEL & JOHNSON,

Real ssfSte snd Insurance. Ayt.uss,
Offer the Following CITY and
C0uutry Property For sale:
IS 500 Lot s0x16a, well improved. with
good house; n street, between Sixth aud Sew
enth.
So, 500. Lot x120. highly improved, with
residence and stable; opposite Capitol Park
$500. Lot 93xs0, with house of five rooms:
Fifth street, between NJ and n.
So, $50. lot 40xSo. with good dwelling OF
five rooms; corner Eighteenth and II streets
$3.50. Lot 40xI60, 0 street, between Twenty
fifth and Twenty-sixth.
8 ACRES, close to city limits, all in bearing
fruit trees vines, berries and alfalfa, with
good house.
277 ACRES Fruit and Grain Land in ANA
dor county, at SIS per acre.
ALSO. Lands in Placer, FL Dorado and CAL
aveTas counties
eS MONEY TO LOAN. -Ea
Odices No. 202 j street, Sacramento. CAL
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CHIro. February e5th.-A machinery barn on
the Pratt grant was burned yesterday morning
Two threshing outfits, belonging 10 William
nlcAnarlin and Dave Thompson, were burned
Il is thought to be the work of an incendiary.
The loss by the fire viii reach 81 900, with 81 200
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The Big Telescope at Pasadena

telescope used at willows by the Harvard as.
ironomers is now on the way TO Mount Wilson
Inc work on the temporary observa DRY will
Degin IN few days. This is only preliminary
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PACIFIC COAST.
BURGLARS HAVING A HARVEST
In C0USTRs TOWNS.
A Chain-Gang Breaks for the Woods
Accidentally Shot-Identiff-
cation of Body-Etc.
THE TRAIN ROBBERY.

spec ~ DlarArcHns 10 TEE snoosp-us1os /
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John Eitel, Assayer and Chemist, has re.
TUNED TO 81 street. Gold bought

just Arrived! A large shfpm. MT of gem
inc German Braunssweiger and Eastern Nett.
worst, nne Italian Salomi. Also large variety
OF different kinds OF Cheese, at 723 street F.
BAUMLE Give us call d9l-1rn
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WOODLAND. February 25th-Yester,iay after
noon. shout three miles from CacheyilIe. W. p
hadiey, young man ABOUT twenty years Of age
accidentally shot and killed himself with
winchester rifle, while taking it from a rack
Drowned Body Identified.
NAPA. February 25th.-The body found
drowned on Saturday has been identified a.
that OF Janits Collins, whose parents reside In
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A Chain-gane,s Break for I,hsr,v

MARYsyILLE, February 25th.-This afternoon
eignt men, composing the city chain gang
whiie at work on the principal street OF the
city, took advantage of the momentary inatten
ton OF the officer in charge and fed in all direc.
tons. The entire police force went in pursuit
tured f
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= END The WEEKLY uNioS TO YouR
- friends in the East
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For first-class Carriage or Buggy GO
to HARRY BERNARD'S. Sixth and L SIS II
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

The best place in California have your printing done.
A J. Johnston & Cos. 40 St. Sacramento, Cal
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A. sALhSHpoH. NO. 9x1 "a STREET,
A Ii. THE ELEGANT FCRNITURE OF RES.
n idence 1920 Eighth street. removed TO sales
room for convenience of sale, in part as follows
One fine Parlor Set AMI Parlor Ornaments. one
Walnut Besroom Set. Spring and Top Mat
fresses, fine Feather Pillows, elegant Walnut
Tables, four Center Tables. one French Break
last Table. elegant Lounge. Gas Stove, Camp
Chairs, Wardrobe a large lot OF Brackets, Will
Crockery and Glassware chiId's Carriage hne
lot OF Panel Pictures, etc. Also, hne los OF
Brussels carpets.
sale positive. Terms cash ~
fe262t IB C SILL & CO.. auctfoneers
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WANTED-LOsT. -EOUNis.
tvs sALE-iu LIT.

I o LET-A FURNISHED HOUSE OF SEVEN
rooms; desirable location. Address d. @,
this Office fe25 ste
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Special meeting of Sacramento a
day. EVENING, at z o'clock. Sojourn X "
ing companions cordially invited By/V\
order of r. HARMON Hp
VIM. B. DAVIS. Secretary It's
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-19

There was another big crowd in town
Saturday to see the postponed balloon as
e~ension-and the balloon didn't ascend.
Aside from the balloon ascension twas ar-
ranged to have a base ball game, a pony
race or w and some foot racing. The
hard rain which fell the greater part Of
the afternoon knocked everything in the
head. But everyone was &c pleased over
the rain that they didn't mind the dlssP-
pointnent. Then the White Lake band,
which came up on the 400 train, helped
things out amazingly. A large number
from Plankington and White Lake came
up on the same train. 1t looked pretty
sick for a balloon ascension about four
O'Clock, but after supper the sun came out
bright, the wind died down, and while !.
foo: race between Walter Klinganan and
Pat Brady was being arranged and ran,
Prof. Ward began to inf ate bis balloon.
He got it nicely filled by s o'clock, but
found upon attempting to make the trip
skyward that the air IN it was not hot
enough and let 60 with his parachute and
dropped a few feet to the ground. while
the balloon, relieved of its weight, sailed
eff a mile or two southwest and came TO
the ground. The foet race resulted in q
dead heat the first trial and In running IL
over Brady won, A very pleasant dane
ing party took place In the opcra-houss in
the evening.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-19
HE sheep Industry.

Spencer sun-Mr. Il. W. Sinons, of
Hanson county, whom we have mentioned
before in connection with the sheep in
dustry. gave a few pointers for this issue.
He has just sheared his &C sheep, and
the clip weighed s0Sl lbs, or On average
of 12t lbs to the head. He sold his wool
at zoe per pound, and it brought him
S1G1,70. OF the sheep that he clipped
there were 4 ewe s that shearcd "a lbs or rs
lbs. each, three of them has one lamb each
and one has two. He has in all 80 lambs
which he can sell readily at 81. so per head
This would net him s5S. so for lambs; add
this to the Mount received for wool, and
itwould give n net income from IS sneep
of $4,000 Mr.. Simons thinks that 1t
will cost about the same to winter 8 sheep
that 1t does to winter one cow. Now it
is a well known tact that sheep will live
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-19
The city Fatner.

The council held a meeting Monday
evening. The principal business taken
up was the ordinance governing the
water works aud establishing rules, regu
lations and rates. No two of the alder
men seem to agree on any II point and
it may take all summer to get the ordi-
nance in shape for final approval.
The property owners on South Main
street were granted permission to lay a
main from the well to the residence of
w. II. Wyant. 1t is estimated that il
Will cost about $500 for atwo-ineh wood
pipe laid four feet under ground. which
expense is to be borne by the property
owners-the city afterward owning the
pipe and paying forthe same In receiptsd
water rent for Il certain number OF years.
The Kimball graphic. (Kimball, Brule County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1905, 1889-07-19
CYCLONE WARMING.

Henry Clegg thanks his friends and
patrons, who appreciate the system Of
srlling the very best medicines at the
most reasonable prices. purchased fresh
monthly from reliable firms, which our
pharmacology enables us to guarantee
for purity and strength, justilies the o n
stantly increasing sales at Henry
Clegg's Drug Store. Dealer in Oils,
Paints, Dry Colors, Varnishes, Brushes,
Colors In OIL. Buggy Paints. Stationery,
School Books, Perfumcry, and every.
thing generally found ia first class
drug store.
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Legal Notices.

E-
Land Office Il. s!ischoll, Dakota, June ~, 1850.
Nuiiee IL iietei.y. given that the following
named settler has tiitd retioe Of her intei.tinn to
that said proof will he made before VIC. Cray
bill, Judge and e~x-otiici0 clerk Of the Probate
Court III aud for BTuio county, Dak, at CHM
berlain, Dakota on July 70 issa, =. m.viz: Maggie
Brisian, under her Hid entry No. 2277-, for the
West u Of Northwest quarter and West y O
Southwest quarter of See. 81. twp. Luz, r. e.. w.
aP, NJ. She names the following Witnesses 10
prove her continuous residence upon and cult
watson OF said land. Wig: j. II. Wright, Louis
RicsHrtls, u. II. Hickman and Olie Wright, ali
OF kiinball, Dakota.
Any person who desires to protest against the
allowance of such or WHO knows of any
substantial roason nader the law and negotiations
of the interior Department why such proof
should not be al!owcd VIII be given al opportu.
nifty She above mentioned time and place 10
cross-examine the witnesses of said claimant
epd tpnfier evidence in rebuttal of that sub.
Uitted by said clainast.
W. II. Rowlay,
Register,