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The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-20

was on the first floor. just across the cen
1-ai hail from the fateful G-rawirg-roou.
Nearly one whole side Of the apartment
was t2aea I'D with books. / looked
1t the hundreds ot richly-bound volumes on
the oaken shelves. after Garrison pulled a
heavy tasseled cord and drew back q long
sikeu hanging Of green, which hid the ma
iority Of the books from view, and won
dered WAC next would aspire TO the
ship of such a collection Of eiegantly-b0und
0goluues-
They're as the masthur left EN-" re-
marked Peggy, breaking II on my specu-
la.;ve reverie. IAN he was a great mon for
the books too, ma'aM-"
Tell me the story Of Miriam now" /
said. crossing the room to a great deep
CHAIR. with its inviting cushions, that stood
oy the elaborately- carved secretary in the
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-20
PlOWS AND
C0nAsnts That should Receive Thought
full Consideration.

1 full Consideration.
Flowing is something more than
stirring or heaving the soil. Eproper-
ly done it turns completely under the
surface with the weeds. stubble, grass,
stalks and other trash that NAV be upon
it. and brings to the surface the under
soil to be acted upon by the different
elements that will aid materially to
make available a portion. at least, OF
the plant food it may contain.
There is certainly a great variety of
plOws adapted to a large variety Of soil
and kinds Of work. But there is con-
siderable in the handling of the pillow
as we'll as in the way it is constructed.
And what would under ordinary cir
cumstances be considered a second or
third rate pillow, can, in the hands of .
thorough plOwman, with a good team.
be made to do really better work. than
a much better pillow in the hands of q
man who is incapable Of properly man
aging it Some plows if properly adj
justed will turn the soil completely
over, others seem to set it on edge.
while others put the soil in almost any
position between these two. OF course
some plows do better work in one
kind of soil, and some in other kinds
1t is quite an item in doing good
work to secure a pillow that is adapted
t. the kind of soil and work that is
wanted to be done, adjust properly and
handle right A plOw if made 2right
ought to do the best work when it is
running level; if it won't. or is made
to run On the point or heel. it will not
do the work that it is adapted for as
we'll as if it could be u level. 1t is
therefore not always the fault Of the
pillow that good work is not done, al.
though a poor plOwman is very willing
to lay the fault to the plow let the
quality be what it may.
One OF the objections to a number Of
sulky plOws is that instead of carrying
the pillow, as a properly constructed
sulky should do, the pillow is made to
carry the sulky, and instead Of q light
running pillow the draft is increased to
AS 1ouIt u TIC wight VI Tie SUIAY
and driver. A good Judge of a plow
can tell by its construction whether or
no it will do good work in the soil he
wants to pillow. Yet it is not always
good evidence that because a plOw
does not do good work in one kind OF
soil that it will not be best in another.
1t is certainly not good economy to
purchase a poor pillow to save a small
amount in the purchase price.
Whether it 10 a walking. breaking
piow. a riding sulky or gang. make
quality of the pillow and of the work it
will do, as well as the draft. the first
considerations. and then secure it at
az low q price As possible, but do not
overlook these points simply to save in
the cost.
Better acknowledge your ignorance
and get . good man to select . pillow for
you than to risk your own judgment
and get apiow that viii not snswee
your purp0sa-Western PiowmaA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-20

There are Ave girls in one of the
HUMPHREYS families of Fleming County,
KY, and their names are Arkansas.
Louisiana, Tennessee. Florida and Viz.
GINA
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-20

THE Cellular Clothing Company, limited,
hss Just been established in London. Il
proposes 70 make underclothes of the now
eeliuloid cloth in sill, wool, cotton and mer.
no.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-09-20

'Niver a bit ov it viii Oh be Arthur tellin'
yes IN this part O. the hall, ma;am- Old
be Arthur gettin' into me own soide ov the
house afore OTve q wurrud to say about it
It AL"
agreed, Peggy" l answered, glad to
humor her by going anywhere, if l only
might hear the story Of the daughter Of my
friend.
Once more in her GOWN soide ov the
house" Carlson lighted her pipe and sat
down where the bright sunshine streamed
in through the white dimity-curtained win
dows. I could not blame her for wanting to
get back into her Own cheerful rooms again,
for | felt happily relieved Of the shadows
myself-
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in) Oor9elegen bat, nidt i'm entfernte.
ten Die Seo6tuns gefurben, mel6e
oiefe i'm boppelten Slime bes Wortes
u%brennsabe" Grage eigentIi9 oerbiente.
Wan batte nit 2icen5 : 6ragen uno
Sonntagsgeieben &c. 10 Diel gu tbuu,
baB man fir fplde 9inge, mie bic Dor
liegeuOe 6rage gar feline 3eit ibrig
bate. unb bod bdtte geraoe Die Der
2egisIatur bes States Wisconin borz
gelegte Bill nit ibren %poftibem fa9ge.
mdBen 8orf6ldsen es mobl berbient,
baB man ettpas ndber auf bieielbe etns
gesangen tpdre. Was bieielbe bori6lug,
mar i'm tpeientli9en cine reue MaBres
gel, ndmli6: bic amtIi6e 8ranb>
Mas lit unter vamtli9er 8ranbl9au"
gu b~erteben2 Sebe 8rano1tdtte un6
iebes S6aoenfeuer ioa auf feline 1riaz
den &c. -geuau mad W}aBgabe einer
Goroners : unteriu6ung genau gepriift
mer6en. Cine SurD ioa in ie5em Sale
5ufammengeiebt tuerben, Dor mel6er 10
biele 3eugen gu bernebmen finb, tpie
Der Coroner es fir bic Idllung zines
3uberlditgen Mabripru9s notbmenbig
era6tet. Ser Branbf9auer bat bas
&e6t, ale BET Branbitiftung berbd6tis
gen DISQUALIFICATION perbaften gu lafen.
Nebnli9e unteriu6ungs &ommifio,
men, tpie fie iene 8ia borf9lug, eriftiren
5Dar dom in ein3eluen gr6BerenS tdbten,
aaein fie baben feiner amtli9en&aratter,
fonbern tuirten eigentli9 Bios i'm Dienite
Der groBen Jeueroerf9erungsgefeas
i6aften. Sbre Befugnife iinb duBert
bef@rdnft unb bic grt ibrer unterfu=
6unssfibrung lit cine ipl@e, baB f16
feiH geriebener 8ranbfifter bor berieIs
ben fir6tet.
Sic uuteriu6ung elmer ie6en Geuerss
brunit bon Nmtsmesen auf ibre nrfa.
den bin.-b. b. i'm tpeiteten Slime
beg Wortes, mo3u aud cine Briifung
ber Ginan3lage bes Wbgebrannten geb6s
ren miiBte, tpiiroe In Der beilIamifenW eife
abi6redenb auf ale r8iebermdnner nit
Der Petroleum Same" nirfen.
0anb in 9anb nit elmer rationel
ausgeiibten 8aupoliaei, pel6e ftreng
bariber ma6t, 6aB bel Neubauten bic
Geuersgefabr auf Elm Winimum re6u.
cirt wirb, muB biefe MaBregel Der
granbi9au cine mefenli9e germinbes
rung Der Geuersbriinfte berbeifiibrn uho
bic rielige OpfersS umlne, tpel9e
Die Ser. Staten a0idbrIi9 iebr gum
S9aoen beg Observation-Disclosures Dem
Geuer'Mole9 in ben nimmerfatten Gaz
den nerfen miilien, urt elm 8etrd9t.
lides = ieOenfaus I'm melt mebr als Die
: rebueirenl
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cine llebereinfunft ~einseganeen lei,
pelGe iein 8ei6id on @ngianb binbe,
VS. mar Iein @ltd, baB ct bies ni6t
that, benn er bdtte babur6 1ofort bic
@uRen in bic S6ranfen gerufen. Ser
S6ab fam ni6t nit Dem eiren lieb=
dugellt, obue benz anbern 3ugIei9 bic
9anb gu brtiden. Gin beritdnbises
S9aufeIipiel 1T feline bette Bolis
tit. Tor Ginger 3eit fi9erte CT ben
g%ngldubern Die gr6fnung beg &ae
ruflunes gu: bic Golge NOR, baB
ibm bic &uRen fofort auf ben 2eib
ridten unb bic @rnennung zines Gons
iuls in Meibeb uno anbere 3~ugefdnb'
mile abtrobten. gs liegt alfo i'm @att.
gen unb @roBen ni6t In feinem Sn=
tereRe, ber Civilization aa3u freunoli6
entgegenaufommen, ba nit BET Chilli
lotion Nnleiben unb permebrter Druid
BON auBen einsieben. Ser S9ab meiB,
baB bic Ruifen perien n6tbigenfaus
als @ria5 fur @onfantinopel unb BEN
8osporus anfeben Diirben. SDlange
Salisbury an &uber 1T, tpirb Der
@5ar es ni9t magen, biele Sbee a1s
auregen; bagegen mtirbe Elm ra6icales
Cabinet tuobl iiber bas G1idlal pers
fiens bic N6feln 5uder, unb bieie
W0gli9teit 1T fir ben 59ab pieberum
elm @runb, Die &uRen ni9t gum Gorz
tbeil Der @ngldnber gu perna9ldifis
gen. IS beiBt, baB Der G3ar inn beim
Qbi9iebe b6@f beutlidl gu berteben &c.
geben babe, baB ct iebe 8%ebor3ugung
@uglanbs nit einem Sruppenmarl9 Be-
GntDDrien tperbe.
Die 2onboner Gom6oie lebrt oieber
sinmal, mas fiir elm f9ones Metier bic
Diplomatic 1T. Wie Der Ju9s libt le
urter benz 8aume un6 Iobt ben @efanq
beg &aben, ber ben &dfe i'm @9nabel
bdlt. @s 1T Elm S9auipieI fit @6tter
bic Der untermelt ndmli1.
u6erplb."
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Staat Sbio, @tabt goleoo,}
QucnS @nunth. S. S.


6rant s. @Dene9 beidnSrt, RAP er Der
altere Rartner Der Sirma s. s. @6ene1 G.
Co., 1T, nelde @ei9afte in Der StaSt 9olebo,
in oben senanntem @ountb unb @taate, tbut,
nnb baB beiapte Girma bic Summe bon i'm.
6unhert Dollars fiir jeben Gal bon So
tar,b be3ablen nirD, ber Our9 ben @ebraud
tun SaII's 4atarrb Sur ni9t gebeilt
tperben fam. Granf s. @bene1.
8efdporen bor mir unb unter idrieben in
meiner @egenpart ant 6. September A. D. 's6.
u. IS. @Ieafon,
W. offentli9er Notar.
Saa'8 8atarrb aur piro innsrlid senum.
men uno ipirft brett auf bas Slut unb Die
i9Ieimisen Sberad9en beS Sbitem8. 9abt
Sud umion1t 3eugniie fommen.
s. $. &geneb & Co., 3elebo, ..
gB- 8ertauft bon spotbetern, rs Gents.
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SAN
NERVINE

trefeu bel 5teberbtse. Gin unperslei@bares gbTubrz
inittel. IS BELT trantbaften 3ppfI6mer, punher6ar
i6nea. R8-GntbdIt feline i9dnli6en SubItan3en. Geis
atSt faS @ebirn. Surirt i4nea RbeuuattSmuS unb
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= Jluctuationen i'm Martte fit gis
.fenpaaren fann Sober bermeiben, Der
feline ORDERS bur9 Bteper&S 9uIt.
b eB ausfibren ldBt. Gabrifanten re.
guliren ibre preife mad hent Rnnfum.
piper & 96ultbeB babeu ieis einer
e1ornten 8orraib BON Gen3orabt, gifen.
ble9 u. +. ~. unb fe nottren frtbere
tieorige preife, tpenn b%iefelben aud i'm
i'm Martte fteigen.
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DS Sobn Bros. liefern bic
beitsn unb biaigiten 0rudia6en @ebt
au ibnen.
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say Sbr tpart @eIb, tpenr ibrr Cure
Srudla6en BEL Sobnfon 8ros.
anfertigen lGBt.
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cages . Weutgeeiten.
Sn1an b.

= Ct. g. 9orr BON Mi6igart, Der
bonn prGibenten gum @oniul in 8al:
pararaiio, Chile, ernannt poroen mar,
bat bic Wnnabme bieies Botens OBJ
gelebnt.
Is. %. Sang bon 8eras. Der Bis.
berise goniul Der Ser. Staten in
Damburg, BET i'm gesrife ltebt, nod
Seras 3urid5utebren. bate beim56 aBs
ANTS Secretdr in Wafbington anges
fragt, ob er feline Sausbaltunssgesen=
ftdn3e solfrei nit auriidbringeu tonnte.
Darauf 1T inn bic Nntport gu She'll
gemotoen, baB bic ebsmaligen Ser.
Staten, @oniuln benjelben gefebli9en
8eitimmungen untermorfen feien, ipie
ale iibrigen 2eute, bic in irgent einem
amerifaniI9en 9afen lauben.
= Sn DaDton, Ohio. tpurbe ber So
idbrise Gali9miin3er NeliOn 9rigss
berbaftst. St gilt fir ben sei6idteiten
Gdli9er Der Ser. Staaten. Sn ieinem
8efiBe fanb man fertige 6alifieate BON
$40 Noten i'm S9ein Wertbe bon
$40, 900 bot
- uSelb" Suuiban lit in Stem Oort
angelanst. NQes, mas bic &eporter
bon ibm gu melben wifen, 1T, baB er
10 betrunten Dar, oaB lie abiolut
Ni9ts als Gli9e unb 0erpiini9unseu
aus ibm berausbringen fDnnten.
= Sn 2ittle Sails, Mi9., tpurbe
Gilbert Bulotp gebdngt, tpel1er i'm
9erbite borigen Sabres feineH Irbeitge=
Der 6rant Sid, ber ibm ieinen 2ebn
borentbalten poate, ermprbet bate.
Billions 0inri@tung war bic erite uns
ter benz nelen @eiebe, tpel9es anorbs
net, baB bic 0inri9tungen in Der Na9t
unb nit Ausi9luB Der Oefentli6feit
ftattfinben iolen. Nu9 perbietet bag
neue @eieb ben 3eituuseu etpas anbes
reg iiber bic 9inri9tuugen gu melben,
als ben bIoBen Sbatbefanb. Srobbem
bradten f6on bic WOrgennummern
Der 3eitungeu beKelben Cages bon
ct. Baul unb Minneiota einges
benbe 8ef6reibunsen iiber bic Sins
rihtung. Sic moaen es auf bic
riGterIi6e gnti6eioung antummen lai.
fen, Oh Der Stat bas berfafungs=
mdBige &e9t bat, berartige @eiebe gu
erIaKeu, bic cine 8ef9rdntung ber preB.
freibeit inbolbiren.
MuslanD.
- Ser 9aiier Wilbelm Ii. fat benz
Safer Ileran6er BON &uBIanb iein
portrait in 2ebensgrbBe iiberianbt.
= 4us 3ansibar tuirb gemelbet, oaB
elmer ber aur @iBmanni6en Expedition
geb0rigen 9ampfer an Der &aite bel
pangani gei3eitert 1T.
= Sic bonn britii9en 9arlament
eingeiebte &ommifton, wel9e bic Jrage
Der gemiaieunsen beratben iolte, Die
benz Yrin3en albert 8ietOr, Der f9 nit
elmer preubii6en prinaeffia berlobt bat,
unb ber Prin3eiitn 2ouiie bon Wales,
tpeI1e 5i1 nit benz Carl Of Gife pers
lObt bat, sepdbrt peroen folen, miro
bemnd9t ibren Beri6t einrei6en. IS
beiBt, baB bic MebrSabl Der &Ommiis
iions Mitglieber iiber bic bef9eibeuen
Gorberunsen Der 2bnisin ent3idt ieien
unb baB fe idmmtlid, nit Iusnabme
bes &abitaIen 2abou9ere, FIR bic Yes
tpiliguneen itimmen wiiroen. Ser
Carl Of Site LIT iibrigens bon Der &6ni.
gin gum Ser3og ernannt Dor6en.
= SIM 2onboner Of=Tiertel Wbite'
9apel tputoe elm Mann perbaftet, ben
man fir brinseub berbaftig belt, Sad
ber Aufi9liber" gu iein. ST legte iogar
elm babin Iautenbts 8eftdnbniB ab, es
fieute fi9 iebo9 heraus, bob man ss
nit sinem barmlOien SrrFnnisen gu
| tbun bate.
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sar Warum mo0t Sbr pianos 5mei.
telbafter Site bon r~eiienben 9dnblern
taufen, tpenn Sbr Die e6ten Gmerion
in Der neueten Musfibrung biaiger
unb unter lei6teren 8~eoingungen in
benz betdbtten Gei9dftsbauie DON
os. @oggan & 8ros. baben
t6nnt2
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Wm. 96Hima 8 sphn.

uniere 9auptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
oas Gleif9, un6 UNI iol9es fri19 rro
gut gu erlangen, fonn man unmDgli6
einen 3uberlafigeren Marft finben, als
ben bon Wm. S6fing & 5obn, go.
81 Npe. s. Sie 9erren baden benz
8ei9mad ibrer 2un6en &e6nung ge=
tragen un6 in ibrem gtabliHement cine
talte 2uftmaf9ine erri6tet, tpel9e allen
Wnforoerungen fir grbaltung unb gnts
fernung i6dbli@er Sngrebienaen bes
Gleif6es entipri6t. Sic baben befidnz
big in ibren 8iebb6fen einen groBen
0orratb BON Waifpieb, aug weI@em
muir bas Bette fir ibre 9unber setpdblt
ntro. Wer reef bebient fem min, Der
belu9e ben Marft, &c.. 511
Nbenue =. 1,10t1
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DaS eiu3tse betannte Mittelfh fir epileptiI6e Wnfdae. al
Gbenip fur Gpnpulipnen unp Taatranfbett. @erpb5t
S9mdhe ptrb ipfcrt ~sebefert unp sebeilt. Geinisi
has Slut unb beihleuut9t befen Girtulation. Ierbin.
bert bic nriaden Der 3rantbeiten. 9eiIt aefdbrIiAt
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Gin Scepttfer iagt

8~lutsei6pire. 3ertbeilt aarbuntels. R9-SeiIt pauz
erno unb ihnea %edbmuns. SO lit elm rabrer @elunbz
heit5bringer. Seilt Scrppbeln unb anbere slei1drtise
arantbeiten. Ma6t i6le6teu 9ttbem gut unb entfernt
bic rria@e. @ertreibt bic 8iltrIitdt uno tit uniiberz
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Mn 99aiSersS pnSuutenteu.

perionen peI9e nit Dem S6lau6
Waher Iprinfelu, oahelbe fir ben Stall
ober ftir irgenb einen aaberen 3med gu
aebrau9en miini3en, m0gen in u"nierer
Office li6 bic n5tbige 2isens auf elm
Sabr oeri6afen %beginneab am l. Mai,
oa flir iol6en @ebrau9, ausi@lieBli6
ber State fir bduslI6en 8eoarf, cine
Spe5lols State bere6net mirb. Sn ueber'
ein itimmu1g nit ben &egeln Der @efea.
f9aft laufen 9ieienigeu, pel9e ben
S9lau9 benuben, obne Die erforberli=
DE Si3ens erlangt gu baben, @efabr,
oaB ibnen bic WaKer5ufubr absei6nit=
ten mit6.
Sic @afertperf.& Sc mpagnie
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Wir lirh r,m r;At noror1os,

Wir linb mod ni6t beranlaBt,
unier groBes 2aser bon reue.1 unb ge.
brau6ten pianos unb Srgeln gu bers
taufen, benno9 fOnnen mir before Sers
mine uno biaigere preiie unter gutter
Garantie geben wieieoes anbere @ei9dft.
Sbos @oggan & Bros,
208 Commerce : 6traBe.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-09
THE TILDEN WILL.

The late Samuel J. Tilden was an &C
complished lawyer. Such a man, who was
also distinguished publicist, it would be
supposed could draw viii for the DISPOSE
ton of his estate that would stand fire in
the Courts. But it turns out that the
cherished purpose of Mr. Tilden, the
scheme upon which he had set his heart,
and that he believed he had insured under
his will, is to be defeated because of legal
error. This is altogether too bad, for the
provision for the endowment of new public
libraries in the cities of New York, and
the setting up of which Mr.. Tilden had
so long contemplated, was one of the most
commendable and high-minded requests Of
the day. To secure the carrying out of
his wishes in the establishment of these
means to knowledge, Mr.. Tilden, by one
clause of his will, directed the formation
of corporation to be known as the Tilden
Trust, and to this body he directed should
be turned over his residuary estate Should
the trust not be incorporated during the
lifetime of two of his nieces, whom he
named, the residue was, by the executors,
to be applied 10 such educational
and charitable purposes as in their
Judgment would render the widest and
most substantial benefit to the interest of
mankind A nephew contested this clause
of the will, on the ground that the discre-
| ton vested in the trustees could not be
controlled or exercised by another person
or Court, and therefore no duty was i'm
posed that could be upheld or enforced by
a court of equity, and as all trusts that are
thus independent are invalid, the proyis-
ion of the will escheating it must fail.
The Supreme Court of New York sus-
tains this view. But the Justices take oc-
casion to express the deep regret they feel
that so noble scheme for the benefit of
his fellow-men, and which Mr. Tilden had
so long cherished and planned out, should
be defeated. The loss to the people is
very great, but the doctrine of the law,
which is the essence of reason, must not
for that cause be defed. Lawyers of dis
tinction in New York some time ago ex-
pressed the opinion that this would be the
decision of the Court, and declared that it
! would be more than dangerous for it to
hold otherwise. They aver that Mr.. Til
den was well informed upon the law of
trusts, and had tried cases in which the
doctrines of the law concerning them had
been fully argued. They account for the
error into which he fell by charging it to
the enfeebled condition of his body at the
time he drew his will, and which must
have affected, to some extent, his other
wise clear and strong mind.
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SENATOR STAMFORD.
He is to be rendered Public Reception
To-day at Santa Rosa.

He is to be rendered Public Reception
To-day at Santa Rosa.
The citizens of Santa Rosa, Sonoma
county, have rendered Senator Stanford
and wife reception, to take place this af-
ternoon. The distinguished guests will ar
rive about 1:30 P. N. and be escorted to the
largest hall in the city by band and the
Reception Committee The reception in
Santa Rosa will be by all the towns in So
noma county. which have appointed Com
mittees of Arrangements. Special trains
will be run from Petaluma and other points
in the country, both on the Donahue and
Southern Pacific roads. The exercises will
be composed in part of an address Of well
come, response, music and refreshments,
after which the visitors will be shown the
city and suburbs. The schools of the city
and citizens generally are expected to at
tend the exercises.
On the way to Santa Rosa he will be ten
dered reception by the citizens of Vallejo,
through which town he is obliged to pass.
The National Grange, Patrons of Hus-
bandry. will meet on Thursday next in this
city. The committee having in charge the
reception OF the Eastern delegates waited
upon Senator Stanford on Wednesday and
rendered him, through w. H. Mills, Vice
President of the State Board of Trade, an
invitation to attend on Thursday next.
Senator Stanford formally announced that
he would be most pleased to assist in well
coming the visiting CHANGERS TO California.
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HOME OF THE ORANGE.
Remarkable Growth of Citrus Frui
Trees in One Season.

Remarkable Growth of Citrus Fruit
Trees in One Season.
Last winter George Smith, baggage mas
ter of the Southern Pacific Company in
Sacramento, and several other gentlemen,
secured quite large piece of land about
two miles from Palermo in Butte county,
on what is known as the P. C. Dresher
tract. They commenced clearing the virgin
land of its oak trees in February, and dur
ing the last half of the month of March set
out some eleven thousand budded orange
trees of different varieties. Mr.. Smith took
forty acres and set cut 5000 trees on thirty
acres of it.
Yesterday he received from the man in
charge of the place branch cut from one
of the trees which had growing upon it two
good sized green oranges. and be is salts
fed that next year he will be about to
make an exhibit in the citrus fair of fruit
grown upon these trees. This certainly
looks as if Palermo is very near 1.-The home
of the orange"
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tween Charles Cannon, of this city, and
Young Hogan, of Boston. Hogan was
trihe heavier than Cannon and far his
superior in science and hitting qualities.
Notwithstanding these advantages he could
not knock Cannon out, which was owing
to Gannon's persistent refusal to stand up
and fight. After thirty-fve rounds of
pedestrianism the contest was declared
draw
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sHEEp-HERpING yANpALs.
Thousands of Dollars Worth of Timber
RuthIessly Destroyed.

Thousands of Dollars Worth of Timber
RuthIessly Destroyed.
A gentleman who came down from the
sugar-pine section on the Georgetown
divide a few days ago, says that the con-
duct of the sheepmen up there during the
past few months has been simply outrageous.
Two well-known sheep owners who live
on the Costumes river brought their bands
out of the mountains few days ago, the
herders setting fire to the timber in twenty
or thirty places SIS they came out, and de-
stroying thousands of dollars worth of the
finest timber, in order that there might be
better pasture there next year. IN
fortunately the owners of the timber were
not on hand to shoot down the yandals as
they deserved. Some of them are known,
however, and if there is any way of reach
ing them through the law, they have not
vet heard the last of it. 1t is asserted by
those who live in the mountains, that ST.
most all OF the destructive forest fires of
the past few months have been deliberately
started by the sheepmen.
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The RECORD UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION arc the only papers on The
Coast outside Of San Francisco, that receive
She full associated Press dispatches from all
part, of The soorld. Outside Of San Francisco,
they hare no competitors either in Influence 0
home aud general circulation throughout the
State.
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Charles Buford, the conductor of the
Rock Island train which crashed into the
Washington Heights coach, at Chicago, on
the night of September oath, sacrificing
seven lives, has been taken to the County
Jail, not being able to furnish $40. 900
bail, on seven indictments for murder,
hanging over him.