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BRIEF NOTES.

The river marked % feet tour inches yes-
terday, showing no change in twenty-four
hours.
The California Fruit Union shipped two
carloads of fruit East yesterday-one from
Newcastle.
The Worlds Fair Association will meet
at the Court house tomorrow evening, as
per adjournment.
1t was not A. Schaden, but j. C. Schaden
ofthe firm of Schaden & Tanquary, who had
the dispute with the City Trustees on Mon
day over grocery bills.
An Auburn magistrate has held W. NJ
Daniels for murder, in killing Robert
Bryan at Cisco week ago, as first men.
toned in the RECORD UNION.
There will be Memorial Day exercises al
the Sacramento Grammar School Io-mor.
row forenoon at $50 o'clock and at the
Sutter Grammar School in the afternoon.
The pay-car paid off the yard hands
here yesterday, and then went to Placer.
vile. 1t will return here this morning and
distribute sheckels among the employees OF
the shops.
The jury in the case of P E Stone, tried
in Judge Armstrong; Court for malicious
obstruction of railroad, failed to agree
SbOhO 10 tuC CildtiO lcllOW WEO dltbLHDleU
recently to run off with locomotive from
the railroad depot.
William B. Bragg, nephew of the Gen.
eral of Confederate fame, who came to this
city recently from Mobile and put up at
the Western Hotel, has mysteriously dis.
appeared, leaving some baggage behind. II
is not known where he is, nor why he left
so quietly.
AT the annual meeting of the Hibernia
Benevolent Society the following officers
We're elected for the ensuing term John
Miller, President IRE elected); Thomas X
Deviney, Vice President, ] S. O'Callighan.
Treasurer; w. j. Hamm, Financial Sec
retary; ]. P. MeGinnis, Corresponding Sec
retary. Board of Directors-P. Sands, P
Mitchell. 7. j. Kiernan, Thomas O'Brien,
Thomas Cotler
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SAN FRANCISCO POLITICS.
SAN FhANCISCO PULIT1CS.
Mulcahy and Louderback are Called
Kickers.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 27th.-Regardipg the
circular addressed tU the Republican party by an
executive committee, Phil Crimmins who rep
resents one faction, said the whole thing is
cunning scheme of Buckley's originating which
is intended to split the Republican party SO as
to insure Democratic success. The men most
active, and who are the ostensible leaders, are
Andrew Louderback and Mike Dunneud Now
will leave it to any fair-minded man in the
party to say if either of them are to be trusted
politically. can prove that Louderback voted
the Democratic ticket three years ago. know
just what caused him at that time to kick
over the party traces. He never did have any
polical influence, but he was always pushing
himself to the front. He is chronic Office
seeker and had his eye on the Sheriff's office
know he went to Higgins, who was then alive,
and wanted the nomination. Higgins told him
that he could not be elected if nominated and
he Immediately went over to the Democrats
James B. Mulcahy, of the Executive Commit
tee, said: DO you suppose We are going TO sit
quietly by and let these fellows jam us to the
wall? Not If we know ourselves. More than
likely they wouldn't allow our names to stay on
the club rolls and if they did they wouldn't
allow us to vote at their primaries. I've seen
the thing worked too often, and they don't
catch US in snap this time All we want is
for them to put their boxes out and keep them
! in sight We don't want to run the whole thing
but do want to help name the ticket, and are
going to do 1t before we get through. We don't
propose to have our names voted, as in dayS
gone by, By lot of heelers and then be thrown
out because we choose to demonstrate. That
kind of a game will be tried on, but we'll see
that 1t don't work this time"
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OREGON RAILROAD TALK.
Portland Handicapped by the Columbia
River Bar.


River Bar.
PORTLAND Orr. May 27th.-Baseball: Port
land IA, Tacoma Is.
Charles Francis Adams, W. H Holcomb. C. ].
Smith and others. of the Union Pacific Railroad
Company, arrived in this city this morning
from their trip through Washington and Idaho,
as well as the eastern Oregon lines of their road
and since then they have been at Mullen and
Lewiston, Idaho.
They spent several days at the Sound and de-
cided that road from Portland to that country
must be built at once
Mr.. Adams is very favorably impressed with
the situation over there, and will not rest until
operations have been begun on the construction
of the line. 1t is not thought that q specific
terminus will be established anywhere on Puget
Sound. but that the road will branch out from
the main line running from this CITY, which is
to be the only Western terminus of the COM
pany.
The roads now being operated are reported in
splendid condition, and business is excellent
Mr.. Adams leaves for the East to. day
Certain parties here are in receipt of mail ad-
vices from Kobe, Japan, to the effect that Frank
Upton, who is interested with the Union Pacific
III the Portland and Japan line. is opposed to
Portland as terminal ON account of the Column
bia river bar, and the long haul inland via the
river. If the source from which the news orig
mated can be considered authentic, then the
reports originating in San Francisco, to the
effect that Portland would not secure the Japan
line, can be considered something more than
mere rumor. The letter states the belief that
Upton favors a Union Pacific terminal upon the
Sound upon its completion.
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RACING EVENTS.
Russell Wins the Great American Stake
Worth $4,000.

Russell Wins the Great American Stake
Worth $4,000.
GRAvEsEND, May 27th.-The attendance to-
day was Is 600. The event of the day was the
Great American stakes for two-year-olds worth
$4,000 to the winner.
Mile dash, Favorite won, Chieftain second,
Drizzle third. Time, 1:451a.
Mile dash, King Crab won, Grimaldi second,
Golden Reel third. Time, 1:435l
Five furlongs, Evangeline won, Sir Rae sec.
ond, Woodcutter third. Time, 10i
The Great American stakes for two-year-olds,
five furlongs, Russell won, Correction second,
St. Charles third. Time. lO2.
second. Time, 2:l2%
Three-fourths OF mile, Arab won. Moonstone
second, Monmouth third. Time, lie.
IN KENTUCKY.
LAToNrA, May 27th.-One mile and fifty yards.
Castaway won, Eli second, Spectator third
Time, So
Five eiehths of a mile, Warplot won, Harry
smith second, Running Brook third. Time,
Los.
Mile and one-eighth, Longshore won, Elyton
second, Ed. Hopp third. Time, 1:571l
Mile dash Heller SHELTER won. Marie K. Sec
ond, Good Bye third. Time, 145L.
Four and half furlongs, Philora won, Annie
Elizabeth second, Melame third. Time, 56l.
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effect in McManigars neck. killing him in
stantly. Lyons was acquitted by the coroner's $
jury to-day. McManisal was highlyyrespected
Lyons is one of the most prominent cattle men
in this section.
Overfiows in Tulare.
GOSHEN, May 27th.- Over o 0 acres of good
wheat within three miles of Goshen are over
flowed, and will be a total loss. some orchards
will probably be ruined Travel on the wagon
roads is suspended. Water is up to the track on
the Vlsslia Railroad and its turntable is flooded
Trains on the Southern Pacific Railroad run
slowly across Min creek. Cross creek is enc aud
one half miles wide at the railroad crossing,
four miles from Goshen.
Drowned in the Tuolumne.
MODESTO, May 27th.-At u O'Clock noon to-
day at Lagrange, thirty miles east of Modesto,
an eight'mule team belonging to Nelson & Son,
OF Merced Falls, was crossing the Tuolumne
river on ferryboat- When in midstream both
masts broke, swamping the boat Two men,
drowned, also four of the mules. Up TO O'Clock
this afternoon the bodies of the men had not
been recovered. The Tuolumne river is the
highest known for many years.
Alleged Child-Stealing.
san FRANCISCO, May 27th.--A dispatch from
from San Francisco, and has obtained a writ OF
habeas corpus to rescue her daughter from the
Sacred Heart Convent, where she was placed by
her father, she claiming the child was stolen
thoritieS do not know anything about the
alleged child.stealing.
Fatal Accident.
WOODLAND, May 27th.--Wesley Wilson, an old
time resident, was thrown from his buggy To.
day and received injuries from which he Is not
The trial of W. P. Clarke, charged with hav.
ing entered II. J. Palmer's Office on tie Fair
ranch and stealing some account books. came
up IN the Superior Court to-day. Eight jurors
Were secured.
Eloped With an Infant.
vIsAIIA, May 27th-About three weeks age
Frank Pope eloped with the lS-year-old daugh.
ter of C. F. Buckmaster. All are residents OF
this county. Pope and the girl disappeared in
the mountains. A warrant was sworn out foI
Popes arrest and to-day sheriff overall brought
him in. having caught him in the foothills OF
Fresno county.
Rain at Santa Ana.
SANTA ANA, May 27th.-A very acceptable
rendering of the cantata of Esther" by ANA.
teurs, at Spurgeon's Hall tonight was wit
nessesed by large audience, among which
were Madame Modjeska and Counts Bosenta
and Won Schmidt.
1t raiued here this morning and again to.
night. Barley hay in shock will suffer.
Sad Case of Poisoning.
FRESNO, May 27th.-Yesterday morning ]. w
Humphrey, of the Toll House, prepared some
strychnine for squirrels. He left the poison il
the kitchen and during his absence his two
bottle, and expired in ten minutes afterward,
in horrible commissions.
Two Fires at the Bay
SAN FRANCISCO, May 27th.-A fire this even
ing in the Golden hule Bazaar store or
Market, near Jones, did damage to the extern
of $4,000. 1t communicated to the store o
Piexotti & silverman, dry goods and damaged
them S5 600
A fire broke out in Chinese shoe factory OF
Commercial, hear ssnsome. Damage, $1,000,
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BAPTIST MISSION.
They Condemn a Division of the School
Fund.

CHICAGO, May 27th.-At to-days meeting of
the Baptist Home Missionary Society, Rev. Dr.
Colby, of ohio, presented the account OF the
Missions in Mexico. He lamented that only
1900 Mexicans were Protestants Rev. DR.
Foster, of the Methodist Church, brought fra
ternal greetings. In the course of his remarks
he said: WAR will result if the English lam
guage be not taught in hepublic Schools
The committee to whom was referred the pe-
tition of the National League reported favorfng
its objects. The League seeks to secure consti-
tutional and legislative safeguards for the pro-
lection of the common school system, and to
prevent all sectarian or denominational appro-
priations of the public funds.
Rev. ii. A. Delano of Illinois, reported tenn
perance resolutions deploring the results of the
recent decision of the Supreme Court and hop
ing Congress would pass such laws as would
render the decision imperative.
Resolutions were adopted condemning lotter-
les and declaring that no State should license
them.
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AMERICAN CATTLE.
The European Market has Become De

The European Market has Become De-
moralized.
New YORK, May 27th.-The shipments of
American cattle to Europe, alive and dead last
week amounted to 150.0 900 head, a falling off OF
twenty-five per cent. from the week before. At
cost estimated at $50 head, these shipments
represent clear loss of s45 1000 to the exporters
The condition of the English market has be-
come so bad that shippers find it less disas-
trous to keep cattle here and lose $50 head,
the freight space for which they have con.
tracted as far ahead as September. Then they
have chance of utilizing this freight space for
other purposes.
Meyer Goldsmith of this city, one of the
heaviest exporters, sent out yesterday 504 sheep
in space which he expected to fill with cattle,
He said he would lose money on the sheep, but
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u TO-DAY being payday in the Railroad Shops our Stores "a
will remain open later this evening

NEARING THE END, with the interest still at fever
heat. thought to sell $1,000 worth of Flowers
days. We done well the past two days the greatest
triumph the history of Flower saes didn't quite
get there TO-DAY final closing the great special
purchase. The last opportunity to buy the finest of
French Sprays and Flowers at less than half value
REGISTER TO-DAY for the free Guitar drawing A
purchase of ST worth entities you to a number.
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not so much as if he shipped cattle. A sharp
falling of in cattle exports may thus be ex-
pected, II not total cessation. Never before
has there been such Generalization among the
shippers: kilograms asking relief have been
pouring in on the steamship agents during the
week. One shipper offered $50, coo to cancel his
contract with one line. The shippers also fear
that ariament will pass law placing duty
on cattle to protect English cattlemen
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PREsBYrERIAN ASSEMBLY.
1t Closed Its Session Yesterday at Sara

1t Closed Its Session YESTERDAY at Sara
toga.
SARATOGA, May 25th.-The Presbyterian Gen.
eral Assembly has adjourned, to meet at Detroit
next year.
This morning the report of the Committee on
Narrative gave summary of the entire field.
The number OF communicates was over S56, 600,
gain during the year of l03, 900. Benevolent
contributions to ali causes were not less than
Sl3,00C.OOO. In spite of Sabbath breaking, gam
bling. intemperance, floods and disease, no year
has seen such an increase of membership.
Elder Trumbull of California moved resolu-
ton IN favor OF meeting sessions at least
monthly. Adopted.
A resolution was passed that Elders Flickinger
and Griffith OF Iowa urge upon Congress In the
name of the Assembly the passage of the law
permitting States to prohibit or restrict liquor
traffic, now before the Senate
motion that the Revision Committee be al
lowed to publish their conclusions as early as
March or April next was adopted. Adjourned
After adjournment the Committee on Revision
met ana decided to meetin Pittsburg on the first
Tuesday in October.
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The prevalence of scrofulous taint in
the blood is much more universal than
many are aware. Indeed, but few persons
are free from it. Fortunately. however.
we have in Ayers Sarsapariila the most
potent remedy ever discovered for this ter
rible afliiction.
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Pullman Tourist Car Excursions.-Selec,
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail.
road Santa Fe routel, under management OF
ealaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points
Besths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same as from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. G. w. RAILTON, agent
81 street, Sacramento. Cal. m3-lmMWF
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The best plac, in California TO have your
printing done: A. J.. Johnston d Co.'s, 40
street. Sacrsme1to Cal.
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Contests on the Various Eastern Diamond |
Fields Yesterday

Contests on the Various Eastern Diamond
Fields Yesterday.
CHICAGO, May 27th.-The attendance at ali
the ball games is very slight. and none of the
clubs are making money. The result of the
Brotherhood games yesterday was as follows
At Boston-No game on account of rain.
At adelphia-BuffalO, 9; Philadelphia, l.
At New York-New York, IA: Cleyeiands g
AT Brooklyn-Brooklyn IA; Pittsburg Z.
LEAGUE GAMES.
At delphia-Philadelphi S; Pittsburg, L
At tBoston-Postponed on account of rain.
At Brooklyn-Brooklyn. 4; Cleveland, l.
AT New Nork-New York. A. Chicago, 2.
NATIONAL ASSOCIATION.
At Philadelphia-Firs game, Athletics, 2; St
Louis. 8. Second game Athletics, 10; Louis, s.
At SyTacuse-Syracuse, 2; Louisville. 8.
AT Observation-Disclosures, 4; Toledo, Z.
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The United States is without a doubt a
nation of coffee drinkers. The imports
from South America amount to over 525,-
100000 pounds annually, of which SO per
cent. comes from Brazil. The second
largest shipper to this market is Ven
ezuela, IL per cent.
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Subscription Books.-GeneraI agency,
my9 II ED. C. HUMPHREY.
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Newly Incorporated.

The following articles of incorporation
were fled in the Secretary of States Office
yesterday:
Cosme Metal Company of San Francisco.
Capital stock, 100000. Directors-C. a.
Luckhardt, II. E. Trubenbsch, S Z.
Tucker, d. Craelins and AdoIph 02terloh.
Vista del Mar Land Company Princi-
pal place Of business, Castrovilie, Monterey
county. Capital stock, $4,000 Directors
IF. H. Long, s. N Langhlin, Cato J. vi
ezra, Thomas Salmon and D G Mclean
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GENERAL NOTICES.

For the cure of the Inf animation and
congestion called "a cold in the head" there il
more potency in Ely's Cream Balm than in any
preparation has for years past been making q
brilliant success as q remedy for cold in the
head, catarrh and hay fever. Used in the in
ltlai stages OF these complaints Cream Balm
prevents any serious development of the symp-
toms, whi e. almost numberless cases are on
record OF radical cures of chronic catarrh after
all other modes of treatment have failed.
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UNDUE exposure TO cold winds, rain,
bright light or malaria may bring on in
hammation and soreness of the eyes. DIR.
]. II. McLean's Strengthening Eye Salve
will subdue the Inflammation, cool and
soothe the nerves, ard strengthen weak
and failing eyesight; 25 cents box.
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Chicago.s Big Show.

CHICAGO, May 9th. = The Buildings and
Grounds Committee If the Worlds Fair met at
their headquarters to-day and received mum.
Der OF proposals for sites. After an informal
discussion the committee adjourned without
takiug definite action
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Bicycle Rattle An 1889 Singer Safety
Bicycle win be raffied shortly. Tickets 81 each
at $50 street. myl9.tf
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Mrs. win.low,s Soothing syrup

Has been used over fifty years by mothers for
their children while teething, with perfect sue
cess. IL soothes the child, softens the gums.
allays all pain, cures wind collie, regulates the
bowels and is the best remedy for diarrhma
whether arising from teething or other causes.
and is for sale by druggists In every part of the
world. Be sure and ask for Mrs Winslow,s 8
Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents bottle
MWF
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Sacramento City Bonds.

VIE. oOMmioSkONIho VI LIE rONDEb
i DeDt Sinking Fund of the City of Sacra-
nento ayill have on hand by the 9th day OF
June about Sixty Theusend Dollars for the pur-
chase of Sacramento City Bonds, which they
will paySo the lowest and best bidders for the
respective classes of bonds due in lSss, 1885, 1895
and 1908. They invite sealed proposals for the
sale of these bonds and viii consider all bids
placed witk the Commissioners on or before 10
O'Clock A. u. on JUNE 9, 1890. The different
series of bonds must be offered separately, az
they age of different values, according to the
period at which they fall due. All bids should be
directed to the Commissioners of the Funded
Debt of Sacramento and marked on the out
side. bids for Bonds" The Commissioners re-
serve the right TO reject any or all bids.
h. o. BEATTY. President,
NEW Ton BOOTH
SPARROW SMITH
yAp226w Commissioners.
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1sHE WEEKLY UNION - THE LEADING
1 WEEKLY or THE COAST.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Armenia is Visited by a Destructive
Earthquake.
UNDER THE ENGLISH CHANNEL.
An african Explorer and Author
Killed by Wounded Ele-
phant-Strange Death.
Strange Case.

ESPECIAL DIsrArcHrs TO ruE nrooRD.usloxl
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CALIFORNIA AND COAST.
Serious Accident to an Old Resident Of
Woodland.
POTTS AND HIS WIFE WILL HANG.
Suicide of a Young Winemaker in
St. HeIena-Heavy Over
flow in Tuiare.
WORLDS FAIR.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-uNIoS. ]
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WAGONS FOR PlcNIcKERs,

MY WAGONS ARE READY FOR THE USis
IkI OF picnic and pleasure parties, day or
night. They are finely finished, easy TO ride.in
and let on very reasonable terms.
my9-tf&su JOHN LAFFERTY, 1929 st.
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NOR SALE-FOUR LOTS 8Oxl6O, NORTH
T. side street; best location for dwellings in
the city; above all possible floods; near street
cars; city and pure well water: perfect drainage
and good soil. Apply to w. E. CHAMBERLAIN,
1918 N street. dlO-tf
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EoR sALE-oR EXCHANGE FOR DEsIR-
l. able city property, a wheat ranch of ], ,290
acres near Williams, Colusa county. Address
WEINSTOCK, LUBIN & CO., Sacramento o28tf
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Equity Lodge, X. and q, Of r.. meet.
THIS EVENING. Election of officers.
K. T. ROONEY, Protector
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FURNISHED ROOMS AT CENTRAL HOUSE
T. from IS per month upwards: also family
rooms at low prices. HORNLEIN BROS, Pro-
pCietors. mrl9-1y
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
Fifteen Thousand Poop Attend ths Crave
send Races.
RUSSELL WINS THE BIG STAKE.
Five Cinnamon Captured While
Crossing the Canadian Bor-
der-Diamond Dust.
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.

tpro1AL DpArcHa TO THE asoonD-usos.l |
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Indorsed by a Coroner's Jury.

SILVER CRY On. NJ J, May 27th-Last night at
o CLOCK John McManigal was killed by 1hos
Lyons. McMsnigal was at Lyons house enter
. tanning his wife, after he had been warned not
10 come TO the house Lyons walked into the
parler ana commanded him TO leave, when Nc
Manigal fred at him. Lyons then fred three
shots In succession at McManigal, one taking
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

Tor SALE CHEAP-TwO HORSES, WORK
e single or double; also, coupe and harness.
Apply at 200 street. my27-3t~
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Special Agent. corner Seventh and streets,
Sacramento, Cal. my22iy&su
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EOR SALE-JUSTARRIvED, SO FINELARGE
e young work horses and mares. Apply to
AAXON, ACKLEY & CO.. 10l4 Second ST. mr27-t