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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

"BRApY.
~S.re.
DO you feel completely reconcilod
TO the parental authority and home diet
after the high old time YOU had -
"sife, as a prodigal. am as well &c
turned as colored precinct when no
bourbons are about TO keep the Repubii.
cans from making free ballot and fair
count, according TO the required mum
Der of voters to manufacture a majori-
ty. But DO confess That cold calf be-
comes rather monotonous.
Ills well. You shall have chicken
presented TO me from a colored Eepub.
lican society. ana taken fresh from the
the roost Of a Bourbon bull-doser.
"Sire. --
Don't mention 10. Here is a paper
I would hav, YOU con carefully. ], il
au estimate of the duties on cigars chat
/ can save during the reign OF my mas
ter. Ali Ben lla-san. Hear YOU aught
.fn..p...,l.,n ,,,von,iongv
.,.ro 1ho,. ,,roo c,bleorams anent
,l., .a..,o s,.o, paris for which crave
..,..,.l;o., ,..,,,o,, g,
..rro., p,-isy Nv SON Won have
,.., 3,;,ti,,.
.sire asr ann % real returned and
neni,.n, nroligal l have not tasted
,n,ih;pr but ailuted Appomattox since
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

CHAIRMAN BAEBoyR's speech was
good, and be made a pointed hit on
Jamaica and san Domingo. bat he
omitted the important illustration of
Hayti, which has been quoted by
high authorities as proof that
the darkey will relapse" when
entrusted with control of his
own political affairs. II he makes such
relapse with dis own affairs the
question is what sort Of a relapse would
he make with the affairs Of his su-
periors
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

If the report of official lingo ' has
ANYTHING to it Mr Blaine must be
d,eplv interested in Hayn. for the
Koarsage is already there % watch the
Two colored Presidents. Hypolite and
Leeitime. and the Ga'ena is getting
ready TO reinforce the influence Of the
other shin. IL is said that R-ar-Admi-
raj Ghcrardi. now at Port an Prince.
thinks that whichever President sue
ceeds there will be slaughter of darkies.
and TO prevent this the doughty
Admiral will train his guns on both
Presidents. while Fred Douglas, able
colored statesman. will attend 20 tie
Jiplonacg Of the Bla X Island. There
nave been bloody battles between the
two Presidents. In which one econ was
reported as killed and two as wounded.
But however ridiculous the comic burnt
cork war is when one party gets The
MINER hand and the other can no longer
shoot. there Is certain TO be slauehler'
and to prcsent the flow Of precious
blood the United States Navy and Fred
Douglas are on the spot. What interest
Mr. Secretary Of State Blaine has in ID
will not be known until peace reigns
aud the speculations are doomed.
We call attention to this war episode
Of to-day to remind our readers that
Hayti is the particular spot on the globe
rhat shows the failure Of negro rule.
They handle the chances Of civilization
and after century or more Of trying
the opportunities the result is COM
piete relapse into barbarian, as was
stated by The New York Times the other
day.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15
RAILROADS.


rsrcUNOND. FREDERICKSBURG
- nm POTOMAC RAILROhD.-sch.c, w
commencing APRIL 2lst. 1913 - o"''''
standard time: ....,.,,o, daily. stous
"a, am. leaves Byrd street station ohl 2, ssops
o. s"' orfy 81 Ashland Junction, Niiord
and Fredericksburg. sleeper
,Vash!r efOn and New lorn.
tto- am. leaves Hvrsi street station dAiy' eA'
ccpt sunday. .. Ali.
s,, n m. caves IS, street station daily
.5lerper 20 New York. .-
.s1 AZ, arrives ~ Byrd-strcct station cLiii
sleeper from New York.
. r. nm arrived q. Byrd street s'Ation oAAy
sfons a. FreeCricksturg. mblorn
Junction and Asbia 4 sleeper iron
Wrshirgfi and New York.
1910 pm. arriver A. Hvrd street station daily
except ~undnf.
ASHLAND TRAINS.
DAILY EXCEPT sUsDAYs
stealn. leaves Elha. Arrives at Ashland no
t.i3 am.
100 pa. accommodation. leaves byrd street
station arrives So Ashland a. pm.
f.0s pni. lesvoG Elbs, arrives 90 Ashland a.
6.f5 Gun. .-
s.ij am. arrives Eiba. Leaves Ashland az 6.o'
am.
s.8j an. accommodation, arrives at byrd
street station, leaves Ashlsn ~ iit
am. .,,--. -.
s.t9 pm. arrives 81 Eloa leaves As'iAno 81
C.s.TKYIOR General Ticket Agent.
=. p. MYEns. General SIMULTANEOUSLY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

Mr Bairi-YoI have treated me with con-
tempt. and our engagement is atanend Per-
mat me io wish y0l a very good evening
MIS- Cr.-p-Na.t moment Lizette, run
up I'D my dressing case drawer and get that
losk oi SIR Balrls hair lie may need it
for Bis next faucee. Judge.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

TnE Tribune, mighty organ, pirates Of
the foollshness" at Atlanta, aud then
s'rcnely relates the circumstances how
mob of white men threatened The
negroes with violence If they burned a
wkite woman in efiigy.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

Hon. HOLMES CONRAD, though not
an eIeclioneerer, is always recognized
as one Of the pillars of the
Democracy. lie could have gotten the
nomination for Attorney General easily
4 he had wanted il.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

TANNER S MENT.-C0mmissioner
Tanner has proved "a case against him.
self. lis explanation of his action IN
the MaudtrsOn affair is characteristic.
HIS strong point is the denunciatiou Of
his critics as "yhelps." lie says they
are now "carping and snariug
about him, but ia war time would
not have taken chance Of
having MIME ball strike them
for "A OOO minute. Having thus al
tempted 10 howl down his opponents,
the Commissioner cxclaim.. Now. let
them howl some more !" And he
seems 20 think that be has disposed u
the matter IN way entirely becoming
q high government official discussing
the discharge Of important duty.-Er-
chGa0e.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

The Charlotte Gdseffe announces that
ex-Hon. John 5 Wise is likely to be
postmastc az II chnonl.
MOnterey Recorder: The prophet who
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

Hon. THOMAS WHITEHEAD, Commits
sioner OF Agriculture. says many new
settlers are coming TO Virginia.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

JUDGE nEHY the California bravo.
has at last been forced 10 hand IN his
checks" to use the classic Western
phrase. lie had disgraced himself with
a notorious woman, and undertook TO
bully the court that was trying the
black mailing case in which the woman
was involved. Justice Field was pre-
siding, and Terry undertook TO try his
tactics on the court and was arrested.
Yesterday he approached Justice
Field in a restaurant and slapped his
face. United States Marshall Maggie
was in company with Justice Field,
ami he comply gave Terry the only
repartee that such a brute could
appreciate. aud that was bullet that
laid him out dead. The only regret about
the affair is that the law has not done
for Tory the same thing in another
way.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15
nnow>--ror ,rp. OF RICHMOND.

BRONN-~rot ,HD. OF RICHMOND.
Or. Brown Soquarl is the luminous
point Of sensation as thcdiscoverer of an
Elixir of Youth that can make cente-
nariaus dance, Old iogies 20 West to
grow up with the country and tho
grandfather clock start again at cock
crow. American prize is naucrei that
Brown should pounce on fame. but we
are forced % divide houofs with Fame
when scquard appears at the other eld
Of the hyphen.
But IN all this glory Of returning
youth and back action boom of a past
generation. we, ia Richmond, claim
our own part, for Biown-Sequard wac
professor iu the Richmond Med
zeal College some forty years ago.
aud taught recipient pin driver
that ''yv.section was "a biz thing
Browns. Is a half forgotten legend o.
the Seven Hill city, ana perhaps hi-
name would be- already picked
with the memories Of patients
that he helped % The tomb.
but Fame 81 Keeps her trumpet I'D the
case. and like thc cunning ODD rooster
does. not crow uuul lie day Is well
proclaimed. and the Goddess Au
rora ia' declared POSITIVE
decree. ne''' D''""-o' guard al ''''
h'chm fnd Medical College mas u,'I.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

CHESTNUT JOHN.-The Tribune sand
the other day that Wanamaker letter
relative 20 tEeresignationo of Postmaster
Paul would hardly be framed by Mir.
Paul. That is probably just what he
will do with it.. The letteT was con
cocted by the politicians. after the ac-
ceptance OF Mr.. Paul 5 resignation By
the President a second time. IN order
TO soothe the wounded feelings of
Roosevelt. If Wanamsker had realized
his p-oper duties under the law, be
would never have submitted to this
scheme for pulling Roosevelt's chest
nuts out of the fire. -Neir York Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

MmLER's CHANCE.-Mr. W. II. IL.
Miller, Attorney-General Of the United
States. has a iirst-class chance TO dis
play his peculiar IDEAS about the fnuc-
lions and methods of the Department
of Justice. Why doesn 1 be send letter
to Judge ". 2. Gresham. OF the United
States Circuit Court. calling for
that gentleman's resignationy Judge
Gresham has just given most crush
ing rcbuke to a personal friend of the
Presideut--Judge Woods, OF the United
States District Court for the District Of
ludiaua. He has Iebuked the latter
ty resembling the appointment Of a
Republican politician as receiver Of
railroad company. declaring that 70
cause existed for the appointment, and
that the District Court Judge exceeded
his authority in making it. Such an
aiiront to the judicial authority who
" hitevashed Blocks.o of FIVE Dudley
must be IN glazing contrariety to the
policy OF the Presideut.-Ner York
Star.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

BoOMNG WAsHINGTON.-A gushing
meeting was held in the provincial and
somew hat irsular city of Baltimore
Yesterday TO boom the interests Of
Washington city as "a site for the
World Fair i'm 1892. There is nothing
mlgnanimous about tins. Baltimore
knows that Washington city is not
large enough for such a show as is pro
posed. and she simply hopes TO act rs a
boafding.ho house annex to the Capital
Baltimore will be c0ntented with the
crumbs which fall from the table
r. y. lFOrid
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15
TRAINS NoETaw4AD.
fnaly. italy goycept Sunday.
sTOFpi PLACES

NNWI III fN 4 l..l.
Nos n and 30 makes no stops. 40 2i staps
ou sigma. at CenffaIia. 30. is stops only cn
4.rn.I go Chester. Cenfrliil and Manchester.
tN1. T. lrf tl stop Du sigma. Ht lI stations.
Nos. -. i. "a. IS .ti 81. So, ano 80 ID stop Et sl4
stations Tor r1ascns, r-.
PULLMAN CAR SERVICE.
ON Trains Nos. "a end 23 sleeping cars D
tween New fora ani Tampa, Z Is., lv'a Jeot
sorrHf0. on Trains Nos. n. and 81 aeoD
rl cars between WastIn yttn and Charles
.f. On Train No IS floop.ngcars between
New York and Jacksonville. On Train $50.
DE-. s.ccping-can between Washington and
savannah.
yFEONLY ALI-RAIL LINZ TO NORFOLK
LEAvH ARRlvs.
Richmond. - A. am. Norfolk iIN rr
Richmond. '1opm. Norfolk. DOB pn
sor.ok. So am. Richmond. iii1 pm.
Norl1k, 800 pm. kchmond. 500 lm,
rrs trains ESQ make close cOruect'U.
Tor lgrmvla, Lyuchblrs and solrr
western pe.nfi. ma sl stat oni Dn tine norial
ani Western railroad.
r. ~ SITLY
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

A WHoPPER,-Nirginia campaign
Will be formally opened to-day with
the Democratic Convention at Rich
moud. There is a lively prospect. aud
the fight will be one Of the hottest the
State has ever known. The Repubh
cans. after "a. long career Of quarrels
and dissensi0ns, are again united. ana
the Democrats are by no means conf
dent Of tuccess. The Republicans have
an excellent show for carrying tine
Static Baltimore american.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

fuperuf- ulcLt.
2. q. =. NI1R'.
Genera HpcrrteniOni
q ~. frsRaOH. General Passenger AS r,.
sou HAAS ImH. h4narrr. $3.50
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

THE QUEENS pRoM0TlON.-There j.
am old set Of nonsense verses in which
somebody is spoken If as church
warden 90 troop Of horse. - but moth.
ing has happened Of equal lnconglulty
prior To- Emperor William besiowaI
upon his grandmother of the cOionelcy
of a Dragon regiment Nevertheless,
the guilcless and uusophisucated
reader must not suppose that the ac-
cepiance of this promotion Will require
the venerable Empress Queen to parade
with the Berlin Dragon Guards M full
regimeutals. or to take part m the
autumn manoeuvres.-E.r Exchange.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-08-15

Tanner says be cannot afford t. ac-
cept the position OF Commander of the
Grand Army Of the Republic. Very
good: let him be taken at las word.
Certainly the Grand Army OF the Re-
public cannot afford tOaccept him as rs
chief at this time If Tanner Is about
to give us rest the country will be
thankful. -Phaadelphia Telegram.
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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-20
THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.
The Rain Descends in Torrents All Along
the Coast.


WOODLAND, November 19th.-The heav-
lest thunderstorm in many years in the
Sacramento valley visited this place last
night. About P. NJ. the rain fell in tor
rents, and large hail-stones covered the
ground. There were vivid and rapid flashes
of lightning. During the day thousands
of geese were lowering over the town. and
many were killed in the fields. Many
acres of land are not sown. 1t is still rain
ing. with strong south wind. The rainfall
al 6 p. NJ. was % inches, and for the sea-
son 40 inches.
MARYsvMLE, November 19th.-There is
another rain-storm to-day, with high
| southeasteriy wind. Two-thirds of an inch
| of rain has fallen since yesterday.
FAIRFIELD, November 19th.-Last even
ing, about $50, severe wind storm, fol-
| lowed by heavy rain, passed over this
place, blowing down barns, sheds, and to-
tally DESTROYING the large livery stable
known as Yost's Stable, owned by E. A.
Hammond. The loss is 81 900.
ORovrLLE, November 19th.-The rain
continues. In the last three days 80
| inches has fallen.
NoTRH SAN JUAN, November l9th-Frofn
P. NJ for two hours last night brilliant
| electric storm ragged, with continuous thun-
| der. A terrific wind drove the rain all
night, and to-day there is heavy rain.
There are no signs of its ceasing.
ANDERSON, November 19th-A heavy
storm is prevailing. The wind is south.
For the storm . 81 inches have fallen up to
7 a. NJ, and Il "a inches for the season.
The Sacramento river is rising rapidly-one
foot per hour.
GILRoY, November 19th.-The rain con-
| tinues, with but little let-up. For the
storm inches have fallen, and for the sea-
son so inches The wind is still southerly,
! with indications of continuance of the
storm. Even the most greedy grangers are
satisfied and will be glad for the sunshine
again to resume its work.
FRESNO, November 19th.-General show
ers of rain have fallen to-day, and it is
raining quite hard tonight. The weather is
unusually warm.
MARIPosA, November 19th.-The storm
commenced at P. NJ. yesterday. At noon
to-day 20S inches of rain had fallen.
Total for twenty-four hours, over 3 inches.
Indications are for a continuance of the
rain.
VENTURA, November 10TH = Two and
fifteen hundredth inches of rain fell yester-
day. Indications of more tonight. Part
of the wharf was torn out by heavy seas.
SAN LUIS OBIsPo, November 19th.-The
rain commenced Monday morning, and !. 10
inches has fallen. 1t threatens more to-
night.
AUBURN, November 19th.-The rain for
the twenty four hours prior to A. NJ. was
130 inches
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-20
ELECTRIC FLASHES,
Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches Fro
All Parts of the World.

Condensed Telegraphic Dispatches From
All Parts of the World.
Lewis c. Cassidy, ex-Attorney General of
Pennsylvania, is dead.
NJ. Havas, the head of the well-known
Havas Agency, is dead.
The bakers strike in London is small
affair Less that 500 are out.
The district of Moresnet has been divided
between Germany and Belgium.
By some it is thought the enabling Act
admitting the new States repealed the pre-
emption law.
Pat Killen announces that he will chal-
lenge Dominick McCaffery to fight with or
without gloves.
The statement of the Northern Pacific for
the month of October shows the net earn
ings to be 81 ,445,000.
Psrnell is amazed by the accounts of his
mothers distress. and has instructed his
agent TO assist her Immediately.
Bill Nye is seriously i'll at his home on
Staten Island with pneumonia. His ply
sicians say that his case is critical.
Lord Londonderry has granted the de-
mands of the striking GOLFERS at his Silks
worth Colliery in Durham, and work will
be resumed at once. Three thousand men
are effected.
Miss Ada Tanner daughter of ex-Com-
missioner Tanner, who was her fathers
confidential clerk at $500 per annum,
and who held on under Commissioner
Raum, has resigned.
A movement is on foot to evangelize
West End, the fashionable part of London.
ALI the fashionables will be personally WIS.,
I'll - 0c Il !. r,ri1l he,
asked to assist in the propagation OF re-
ligion.
Dispatches from Mozambique say: Bishop
Smythies, of the Central African Mission,
in attempting to reach Quilimane was at
tackled by the Makololo and some of his
followers were killed. The Bishop escaped
to Nyassa.
DR.. Richards testified in the Mormon
case, at Salt Lake, that he understood it TO
be doctrine of the church that if a man
apostatized he should yield himself up vol
UNFAIRLY to be killed for the atonement OF
that sin.
George NJ. Caprice, representing syndi-
cate of which the Rothschiids are members,
has closed deal for a Chicago distillery for
So, 100000 for his syndicate. He expects to
acquire properties in Milwaukee valued al
several millions for the same syndicate.
The extensive new vitreous china works
of Knowles, Taylor & Knowles, at East
Liverpool, o., were burned on Monday
evening. In an hour the finest pottery
works in the world. together with nearly q
! 100000 worth of stock, were in ruins. The
total loss will amount to a quarter of q
million dollars. Insurance, $4,000.
Judge Pearsons, of Holyoke, Mass. filed
a report Monday on the death of Thomas
A. Brennan, of that city. He finds that
deceased came to his death by taking some
corrosive poison that the poison was
knowingly and willfully given by his
mother, Elizabeth Brennan. Mrs. Brennan
who is under arrest for murder, is seriously
| ill, and can live but a short time.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-20
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Mrs. DR.. Caples, of Elk Grove, is on visit to
the city.
Bishop Manogue went to San Francisco yes
terday afternoon.
C. E. Wilcoxson, the Yuba county capitalist,
is at the Capital Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. E. French of Walnut Grove
are at the Golden Eagle.
Clarence Fleming. Business Manager for Ro-
sina Vokes was in the city yesterday.
Mayor Gregory had nearly recovered yester-
day from his illness, but did not venture cut,
owing to the stormy weather.
Mrs. W. L. overheiser. wife of the well-known
San Joaquin farmer is at the Golden Eagle, &C.
companied by Miss Josie Jerden.
Mrs. A. T. Hatch and daughter May, of Sui
sun, and Mrs. G. II. Kerr of Elk Grove, are the
guests of Mrs. Joseph ough and daughter.
Mrs. J. H Hardy is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Captain Frank Powell, at Folsom. The latter
and Miss Z. A. Rockwell who is also her guest
were in the city yesterday.
Congressman Clunie and his brother, Andrew
J. Clunie, OF San Francisco were ia attendance
on the Supreme Court yesterday, and returned
to the Bay in the afternoon.
Mrs. Governor Waterman entertained at din
ner last evening Governor and Mrs. Luce OF
Michigan, Ex-Governor and Mrs. ROBBIE, OF
Maine, and Justice c. n. Fox, of the Supreme
Court
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday: Robt.
Barnett. Colusa; J. C. Ball, Woodland; Mrs Red
dish, Mrs. Van Allen, Pasadena; C. P Berry,
Wheatland; Mrs Powgee, Folsom; Miss Rock.
well, San Francisco; George Ohleyer, Miss VIII
coxsoD, Yuba City; NJ. 7. Ellwood, san Fran
cisco; E. A. Vibbert, Jacob Dix, New York:
George A. Wason and wife, San Francisco; c. E.
Wilc0xson, YubA; (. NJ. Manifold, San Fran
cisco; Mrs. J. Caples, Elk Grove; L. B. Clark,
City; o. B. Hadwen, C. L. Harlhorm, Massa-
chusetts.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yester-
day S. C. Hirsehberg, st. Louis; Thomas R.
Minturn, Minturn; George A. West, Philadel-
phis: S. E. French and wife, Walnut Grove;
Pauline Newton, Mrs. 81. A. Walton, Jr., Yuba
City; C. D. Clawson, Dubuque; Mrs. NJ. A.
Saunders, san Jose; G. s. Nash and wife, Hollis
ter: w. J. Hill, Salinas; Mrs. w. L. 0verheiser
Miss Josie Jerden, Stockton: 81. T. Beede An
tioch; A. Oshostee, Rochester; George I. Fiske,
Chicago; A. NJ. Bergevine, NJ. S. Bernstein, NJ.
c. Adler, W. B. Hunt, W. B. Ever and wife, San
Francisco.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-20
EDITORIAL EXPRESSIONS
of Some of the Leading European Paper
on the Republic.

OF Some of the Leading European Papers
on the Republic.
LONDON, November 19ih-The comments
OF the London and Continental press on
the Brazilian revolution are summarized as
follows:
The Standard expects anarchy.
The Times thinks it probable that Ger
many and Spain may combine to restore
the monarchy.
The st. James Gazette thinks Salisbury
will tell all nations to keep hands off.
The Paris Liberte expects the speedy res
toration of Dom Pedro.
The Cologne Gazette thinks a republic
will be unable to permanently exist in
Brazil and that the revolution may seri-
ously affect German relations with Brazil
The London Daily Telegraph says: 1.-THE
revolution in Brazil indicates what may
fairly be called the final disappearance Of
monarchy from the New World. 1t may
be said that Canada is still subject to Queen
Victoria, but. as a matter OF fact, it is an all
but independent republic, under the Brit.
ish Crown. Thus the institution of hered'
itary kingship, which has played so great g
part in the history of the world and which
is still such a grave factor in European
politics. is uprooted beyond the Atlantic
and with Dom Pedro, of Brazil, the last
OF American sovereigns retires from the
scenes"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-20
Scrofula 7 Years Cured.

DTMPLES, black-heads, red, rough, chapped
lm and oily skin prevented by CUTICURA soar.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-20

until we hear from the new Government
in the matter.
At the State Department nothing further
has been received.
RUMoRs OF FIGHTING.
PARIS, November 19th.-The Figaro pub
fishes a dispatch from Hamburg stating
that merchants in that city have received
dispatch from Rio stating that a move
ment in favor of the restoration of Dom
Pedro had been started, and that fighting
between the Monarchists and Revolution
lists is now going on in the streets.
REFUSES THE PRESIDENCY.
LONDON, November 19th.-A story is
current that prior to the Brazilian revolu-
ton Dom Pedro was approached and asked
to spouse the democracy, the considera-
ton being that he should be the first Presi-
dent of the republic. The Emperor re-
fused, saying he would abdicate if the peo-
pie wished to attempt plebiscite, but he
would not personally ceuntenance reyo-
luton,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-20
AFTERNOON SESSION.

BoILs, carbuncles and other skin erup-
lions indicate that the system is endeavor-
ing to reject poisonous acids, and that
Ayers Sarsaparilla is imperatively needed.
1t is the most reliable of all blood medi-
cines. ask your druggist for it, and take
no other