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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-15
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-15

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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

IT is said that Marion Crawford, the
distinguished novelist, is proficient in no
less than eleven languages-including
Greek, Latin and Sanscrit-and this has
opened up to him wonderful store-house
of literature which IS reflected in the nov
els from his pen. He was recently applied
to TO accept a chair of languages in a
university, but declined on the ground that
while he could read in the several tongues,
modern and classical, he could not think
of teaching in them, since it was one thing
to be a student of languages and another
to be an instructor, or even lecturer
from chair of languages. His idea was
that one must think in the language he
teaches, and that as long as he had studied
he had not yet attained that art in any
high degree. Mr. Crawford did well to
decline the dusty cushion of university
chair, for with his linguistic knowledge, if
only in reading capacity, he will add more
to the worlds store of knowledge and to
the pleasures of American readers while
he continues to write than he possibly
could do for his day by descanting before
classes of students upon the laws of Ian
guages. Great linguists are not many, it
is true, but they are more plentiful than
are fine writers of fiction who are able to
explore the literature of many tongues.
Mr.. Crawford is notable example of one
of the latter class, and the fact accounts,
in large measure, for the charm of his
writing.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

losses from the gains, Chicago was ITO
ahead on that day, whereupon the local
papers exclaimed, "No city in the country,
probably no city in the world, can make a
better showing than this" We fear all
this rejoicing is, after all. but evidence
that Chicago has been quite as guilty in
the past as has been charged against her
in the matter of severing the bonds Of
matrimony. 1t certainly seems odd to find
her press picking out single day and in
viting attention to the fact that her matri-
monial unions in prospective on that day
exceeded the marriage severances by one
hundred and ten. If this were not un-
usual we should not find so much parade
of the matter as is made through the press.
But, nevertheless, we congratulate Chi
cago. II she can make such records half a
dozen times in each quarter, and then av-
erage the results along the line of the
whole procession of months, she will soon
lose her unenviable noto-iety concerning
divorces, and become a model and mar
rying town.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.


Governor Waterman has returned to this city.
Robert Hamilton came up from San Francisco
yesterday.
Warden Aull, of the Folsom Prison, was in
town yesterday.
Mr., and Mrs James H. Doolittle, of Woodland,
are visiting friends here
o. K. Rush left last evening for Salt Lake City
TO visit the scenes of his childhood days.
Miss Leila Carroll is the guest of her sister
Mrs. NJ. s. Wilson, at her residence in San Fran
cisco.
number OF friends of Mr.. and Mrs SOL
Wasserman rendered them a surprise party last
evening at their residence on Il street.
Mrs. Il. 3. Sachs of Cincinnati, who has been
visiting her mother, Mrs B. U. Steinman, of this
city, for the past five months, returned to her
nome last evening.
Miss Maude Bell left the CITY last Friday even
ing to accept position as bookkeeper with
s. W. Straub, music publisher, of Chicago, and
also TO study music.
DR.. W. W. Light was the recipient of sur
prise party on Tuesday evening. He was pre-
seDted with handsome badge by James Nc
Guire, on behalf of the Society OF Pioneers.
DR.. N. Gardner, Surgeon on staff of the Fourth
Brigade, has applied to Governor Waterman
wife will leave here next week for visit to
Canada.
Mrs. Whitworth Lowry and daughter Lulu re-
turned to their home in Napa city yesterday
Anderson, near franklin, and Mrs. c. J. Oyler,
of this city.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday !:
w. Ii. Rewhall, J. E. Larger and wife, Abe s
FEEDER, Abe Arnheim, Chicago; Leonard Robin
son, New York; H Arendt Pleasanton; j. s.
Topping, St. Louis; Frink Jacobs, c. j. Christer,
George O. Browne, Miss E. Jewett, c. Warner,
]. g. Patton, Thomas d. RioTdan, E. Horst, ". F.
Boardman, san Francisco.
A very quiet but pretty wedding took place in
(IlOyeTsVlllp New York pf ba
contracting parties being Miss Hattie A. Billings
one of Sacramento's popular and handsome
young ladies, and Homer Baker, of Frelighs-
burg, Canada. reception was given them on
their arrival at their future home in Canada
The many friends of the happy couple wish
them much JOY and future happiness.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday:
N. Clark, city; Charles r. Ball. Walnut Grove;
]. Steinhart, city, s. s. Hinsdel, Clarksburg;
Joseph Sims, Union House; W. A. Campbell
city; Joseph Day, Portland, Or: L. & Clark
Sacramento; d. Il. Cantrell, AFRO; Sperry Dye
and wife, Walnut Grove; JEFF Wilcoxen, Sac a.
mento; Mrs. j. NJ. Black, Mrs. Sol. Runyon,
Miss Ora Runyon, Courtland; Charles Aull, Fol-
som; Mrs. Mary ii. Varine, Dsvisville; George
w. Mcconnell, Mcconnell Station; Mrs E. NJ
Wilson, Elk Grove.
The residence OF A. S. Greenlaw was the
scene of q pleasant gathering on Tuesday even
ing, the occasion being the last meeting OF the
Young Peoples Union for this season. About
thlrty-nve members were present. The enter
tainment took the shape of a garden party A
musical and literary programme was rendered
by May Connely, Mrs. Condo, Messrs. Purneil
and Meyers The annual election was held
and Mr. Walker was elected President Flora
GreenlaW Vice-President, and BERTHE Stanton
Secretary. At q late hour the merry-makers
turned homeward, voting the evening pleas
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

IT appears that the Guatemalan Minis
ter at the City of Mexico is in constant
communication with the Bureau of For
eign Affairs in Guatemala, but our own
Government has been unable to get a
single line to or a word from the American
Minister in Guatemala 1t is not think
able that our Minister has neglected to
advise this Government of the real condi-
ton of affairs in the disturbed country.
1t must be, therefore, that the Guatemalan
Government has closed the mails and tele-
graph lines against him. If this has been
done our Government should insist upon
an apology from Guatemala, Of the most
satisfactory character. That Guatemala
should so violate the laws of courtesy as
to practically inhibit communication be-
tween neutral power and its representa-
tive at her capital, it is difficult to think
of as probable. If the Guatemalan Presi-
dent has, however, been so foolish as to
put this indignity upon the American
Government, he ought to be made to so
apologize that his example of humiliation
will be warning to all other petty States
which invite to their capitals representa-
tives of the American republic.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
CHICAGO IMPROVES

The Chicago press is congratulating the
people of that city. 1t has reason to do
SO. For the past few weeks the marriages
have actually outnumbered the divorces.
This is so unusual showing that no sur
prise should be felt over the amusing iubi-
lation Of the Garden City press. On the
14th of July, for instance, the county Off
cial whose duty it is to attend to such
pleasant matters, issued, between 9 A. NJ.
and P. NJ, no less than lit licenses to wed.
and all the couples were residents of Chi
cago. The Herald declares that it was not
a very good day for licenses either, as the
weather was sultry, and in the afternoon
there was rainstorm of much severity
Then, too, there was an unusual absence
OF ministers and justices from the city on
that day, so that many couples desiring 10
be united by their favorite clergyman post
poned the taking of the license until the
early vacation season is over; so that un.
der more favorable circumstances the LIST
would have footed up two hundred licenses
issued. On the same day only seven de-
rees of divorce were entered by the Chi
ego Courts. Subtracting the matrimonial
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

his wife, who, previous to her marriage,
was singer in the London music halls,
in which Isadore Wertheimer was named
as correspondent, ended to-day. A verdict
for the defendant was rendered.
The French Capital.
PARIS, July 3Oth.-The Postoffice officials
discovered to-day that 1250O0 francs had
been stolen from registered mail bag in
transit.
General Saussier, the Military Governor
of Paris, is dying.
High Waters.
VIENNA. July 30th.-The Salzach river
has overflowed its banks and inundated the
surrounding country. Many persons along
the line of the river were drowned and
houses destroyed.
The Loan Ratified.
BRUSSELS. July 30th.-The Senate rati-
fed the bill providing for the granting of a
loan of $4,000 000f by Belgium 10 the Congo
State.
Missionary Work Forbidden.
ST. PETERSBURG, July 30th.-A ukase has
been issued forbidding further action by
Protestant missionaries, especially in
Western Russia.
Cardinal PaIletti.
ROME, July 30th.-Cardinal Palletti is
dying.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

STAND by the man who has faith in the
town in which he lives and prospers-sus-
pect the man who is forever growing
about it and cursing the place in which
he has made his fortune. We have some
of the latter order in Sacramento. and
they should be induced to leave for some
locality where everything is to their lik-
ing, regardless of the rights and comforts
of others. 1t is not only discouraging but
insulting to be met by the chronic grum-
blers who have been successful in their
home city, and have there amassed wealth
and substance; it is stimulating and in
spring to be met by the man WHO believes
he owes the town of his residence SO much
that he can never pay the debt, and who
has such faith in it that nothing checks
him in his admiration for it, albeit he is
not blind to its shortcomings.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
APPLYING THE EpICTs.
The Jews Forbidden to Hold Any Land
in Russia.

LONDON, July 30th-The Times says The
Russian Government has ordered the ap-
plication of the edcts of 1882 against the
Jews. These edicts hitherto have been
held in allegiance. According to them the
Jews must henceforth reside in certain
towns only. None will be permitted to
own land or hire it for agricultural pur-
poses. The order includes within its scope
towns and hundred of villages that have
large Jewish populations. No Jew will be
allowed TO hold shares in or work in the
mines. The law limiting the residence of
the Jews 10 sixteen provinces will be en-
forced. No Hebrew will be allowed to en-
ter the army or practice medicine or law,
be an engineer or enter any other profess
sion. They will also be debarred from
holding posts under the Government. The
enforcement of the edicts will result in the
expulsion of over 100000 Jews from the
country.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

Mr.. DEPEw says that he has talked
with all classes of Enghshmen in England,
and has yet to find any one who contem-
plates war between the United States and
England on account of the Behring Sea
matter. 1t is there regarded as altogether
too small an affair to involve two English
speaking nations in contest of arms.
where their interests are SO much in com
mon, and the prosperity of each is de-
pendent upon maintenance of peaceful re-
lations between the two. The probability
is that the war talk on our side has been
greatly more than on the other side of the
Atlantic
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

The school children of the State of
New York have elected the golden rod to
be the national flower But there are
others to be consulted besides the children.
Golden rod is but weed at best, its life is
not long, it is by no means flower worthy
of the dignity sought to be put upon it,
and-we propose, to end the matter, that
every man select for himself a national
flower, and there let the matter drop.
This disputing over the fitness of this,
that or the other flower as worthy of be-
ing honored with national distinction, is
not worth the time given to it. "All
American flowers are national flowers" let
us vote, and thus close the campaign.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
Another Cbinaman Cantnred.

Deputy Sheriff Ed. Heath arrived in the
city shortly after l o'clock this morning,
having in charge one of the Cinnamon
who participated in the fight near Howers
Sunday afternoon. The Chinaman was
captured at Michigan Bar yesterday even
ing. From the Deputy Sheriff it is learned
that nine Cinnamon were engaged in the
tragedy, five of whom are supposed to have
headed for this city.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
L. l.. LEWIS 4 co.
QUICKMEAL STOVES At COST.

nOMMENCING TO-DAY, OFFER THE TwoBURNER QUICKMEAI
Stove with This
for We will for md
hot cook the whole blessed day when
QUCKMEAL STOVE will n:of
cooking cook for less expense,
black ashes take cooking
pleasure instead of drudgery.
THESE STOVES SELL THEN on THE INSTALLMFNT
PLAN Five gallons of the best GASOLINE only 81.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

The RECORD UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are the only papers on the
Coast, outside Of San Francisco, that receiUe
the full associated Press dispatches from all
parts Of the tcorld. Outside Of San Francisco,
they have no competitors either in influence or
home and general circulation throughout the
Sknte
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
DELAGOA BAY.
Dissatisfaction Over the Arrangement
With England.

Dissatisfaction Over the Arrangement
With England.
LISBON, July 30th.-In the Chamber of
Deputies last night Senor Navarro inter-
peilated theGovernmentr regarding the paw
ment by Portugal to England of eos, 900 on
account of the seizure of the Delagoa Bay
Railway. He denounced the Government
for paying over the money, and declared
Englands action in demanding payment
was an imposition. The Minister of For
eign Affairs explained that in resembling
the contract with the railroad company
Portugal had placed the company in e.
nahciai difficulty. AT the suggestion of the
British Minister at Lisbon, who said Eng
land would consider it in good will, Portu-
gal had voluntarily advanced the money to
England, and not to the British company,
which, he said Portugal did not recognize.
Navarro was not satisfied with the Foreign
Minister'S explanation, and will renew his
Interpolation.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

A GERMAN scientist has been making
investigations into the results of the long
use of coffee as beverage. The outcome
of his research is announced in his convic-
tion that constant use of the drink brings
on disease resembling delirium tremens
We doubt this, but that there are coffee
drunkards every one knows. Our friends
the Prohibitiouists, however, If the Ger
man scientist is right, viii feel impelled
to add another drink to the catalogue of
those they would put the seal Of official
condemnation upon.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

THE demand of the Prince of Monte
negro upon Turkey is significant. He asks
from the Porte instant satisfaction for
outrages committed by Albanians. If this
is not accorded he threatens to cross the
frontier with heavy force of troops. OF
course the Porte cannot give satisfaction
except in words, and that is not liable to
be accepted as ample. Russia is closely
related to the Montenegran Government,
and is believed to stand behind it with
arms and money, if need be. This flank
movement is more portentous of war in
the East than the issued Joined with the
Bulgarians.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
San Francisco Agencies.

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coming into Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
Michael Fraud.

PARIS, July 30th.-There was a most ex-
citing scene before the Judge d'Instruction
last night. NJ. Garanger, with whom Ga
brielle Bompard became intimate after she
tired of Fraud, was confronted with the
stranger. As Garanger related the story
of the Gouffe murder. which had been told
him by Gabrielle, Frauds face became
hvid, and when Garanger by gestures
showed how the cord slipped around
Gouffe's neck, Fraud sprang at him with
the intention of throttling him. 1t re-
quired the efforts of two gendarmes to re-
strain the excited murderer. 1t is said
Garanger gave evidence which will be of
the utmost Importance to Gabrielle's advo-
Gates,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

The readers of the REcoRp-UNIoN leaving the
city for the heated term can have the paper sent
to their address for 65 cents per month, postage
prepaid.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
The Liberals.

LONDON, July 30th.-Gladstone speak
ing at the National Liberal Club tonight,
said there never had been a more distinct
proof that the national heart and mind are
with the Liberals than had been afforded
since the assembling of the present Parlia-
ment.
Regarding the mission of General Sim
mons to the Roman Court, he said it ap-
peared to be to induce the Pope to prop
up the evident failing of the anti-Irish
party. Everyone regarded the matter
with misgiving and suspicion, with doubt
and indignation, and even with disgust.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
Everything Quiet, and Business is Re-
yiyiug.


NEW YORK. July 30th-A special cable
gram dated London says: The impression
prevails here among people interested in
the financial prospects OF the Argentine
Republic that peace will shortly be estsb-
lished in large part through the agency of
foreign Representatives at Bueuos Ayres,
who have not been able thus far to make
themselves heard effectively. tits believed
that sufficient concessions will be made
and enough new men outside of the Gel
man-Roca clique will be invited TO assume
Office to reassure the public ana make a
show of reform in financial affairs The
only fear is that such a compromise
would not last long. The tone of the pri-
vate dispatches received here indicates that
although considerable hope exists that the
formal, II not entire, restoration of the
Celman Government may be effected, the
body of the insurgents may rebel against
any composition entered into by their chief
leaders, and may renew the disturbances
at any moment.
BUENos AYREs, July 30th.-1:30P P. M
The city is quiet, and business is reviving
LONDON, July 30th.-The Times CORE
spondent at Buenos Ayres says the exas-
peration against Celman is indescribable
Unless he resigns it is feared attempts will
be made upon his life.
The Bourse is closed and the settlement
postponed until August 9th.
The exchange shops quote gold at 81 so.
President Celman does not appear to
realize his position. 1t is reported his
squadron has surrendered. The Minister
of War has issued bulletin pardoning the
rank and file of the revoiutionists and de-
claring that 200 600 national guards are
ready to defend the country and President
Ceimsn. The bulletin is treated with deri-
sion, and the copies which have been scat
tered in the city are trampled under foot
by the people. The outlook is bad, unless
Celman's declarations are mere bravado.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
SEALED PROPOSALS.

UUhHuU hui UDhu0,
ON MONDAY, AUGUST IL, 1890, Be
" tween the hours of and P NJ, sealed
proposals will be received by the City Board of
Education, at the Office of the Secretary, Room
10, Odd Fellows Temple, tor
First.
Furnishing 200 cords more or less) of four
foot wood, delivered, either white, black or
live oak, second growth. the price of each kind
to be stated. Also, Is cords pine or cedar
Second.
900 reams twelve-pound cap
2o reams twelve pound letter.
% reams six pound note.
10 NJ xx5 envelopes.
NJ xx9 envelopes
800 gross 40i Gillot pens.
50 doz quarts first quality writing fluid
(Pomeroys modern blue black.
% doz- B. B. erasers.
400 boxes German slate pencils.
so gross penholders.
10 gross lead pencils
200 gross chalk crayons
so gross No II bands
80 gross No 80 bands.
100 gross No. l6 bands.
25 doz. small bottles red ink,
The Board reserves the right to reject bids.
II. C. CH1pMAN, President
a. HARI, secretary jy3l-1w
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
THE WEEKLY Union

Isthe cheapest and most desirable Home, News
and Literary Journal published on the Pacific
coast The SUNDAY UNION is sent TO every sub
scriber to the WEEKLY UNION
Terms for both one year...... 50 On
The WEEKLY UNION alone per year. so
The SUNDAY UNION alone per year. 90
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
Destitute Fishermen.

LONDON, July 30th.-A sad story of dis
tress from poverty and the harsh enforce
ment of the law comes from the Irish
coast. The fishing season has been bad
and many of the dwellers on Basket
Island, off the Kerry coast, were unable to
pay their rent at the appointed day. A
gunboat thereupon landed the Sheriff,
thirty bailiffs and 100 police on the island,
and the posse seized the boats of the un-
fortunate fishermen. An eyewitness says
that the people ale absolutely penniless
and that many must perish unless relief is
eapf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
Charles EIonr
NOTICE TO VOTERS.

NOTICE Is Hereby GIVEN TO ALL
IN parties interested, that at a regular meet
ing of the Board of Supervisors of sacramento
county, California, held on the 10th day of July,
1890, an order was duly made and entered can
ceiling the Great Register of said county. and
ordering re-iegistration of the voters thereof.
Said order was made pursuant 10 Section l.G94
of the Political Code, and all persons desiring
to vote at the next ensuing general election are
notified that they will have to be re-registersd
as provided in said section and in conformity
with this order
Attest:
tsEAL] W. B. HAMILTON.
Clerk of Board of Supervisors Sacramento
county, California. jy3l.tillo22(Su)
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

IRRITATION of the throat and hoarseness
Immediately relieved by Browns Bron-
chial Troches
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31
QUIET RESTORED.

New YORK, July 30th.-The news of the
termination of the Argentine revolution
was confirmed to-day by dispatch to w.
III. L. Hughes, one of the agents of the
New York aud Cuba Steamship Company.
which said that quiet was restored, and the
President had resigned
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

Ladies heavy MUSLIN SKIRTS
embroidery ruffle, reduced
from 90 cents to 50 cents.
Ladies 5-button Dressed KID
GLOVES, black and colors ,onIy
these sizes: 81, 6, y, "a, s
Formerly, CSC and s. 25; now
AZ cents.
All of our Imported COMBINA.
TlON SUITS reduced to $40.
Fancy M0HAIRS, stripes and
brocades, reduced from Is cts
90 cents and S. to 40 cents.
Striped and Plaid SERGES, II
yards for 81.
All-Wool SIDEBAND SUITINGS
reduced from Is cts to 50 cts.
All our ZEPHYR BROCADES re-
duced from soc and 65c to s5c
White PLAID LAWNS, ID yds ST.
Children's Cashmere and CheYiot
SUITS, formerly 81 50, S and
So (ages 4 to I3), now s. 50.
Children's fancy plated SUITS
that were So and So 80 are
now s. 50.
Boys Vacation PANTS (ages Il
to IS) for 50 cents.
Mems Cotton 0VERSHIRTS fol
only p cents.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-07-31

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