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ALONG THE PACIFIC COAST.
Sad Suicide Of an EleVtn-yaar-Old
Boy in San Francisco.
SUCCESSFUL FAIR AT OROYILLE
Funeral of AssembIyman Briefly
Damage to RaiIroads-Sale
OF Timber Lands.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uN1osl
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RsooRD-us1osl
OROYILLE FAIR.
The Second Day-The Town Crowded
with Enthusiastic Visitors.

with Enthusiastic Visitors.
oRovILLE, January sth.-The second day OF
the State Citrus Fair showed up to even greater
advantage than yesterday, as all the exhibits
are now hnlshed and things are running more
smoothly. The weai her continues chilly, but
not enough to frighten off the visitors
Todays excursion trains brought up great
crowds of visitors, some of whom will remain
the rest OF the week while others return to-
night. A ma. ority of these are from Marysville
Sacramento and san Francisco, while a great
many are here also from Chico, Red Bluff and
the norther cities.
Governor Waterman arrived this morning and
spent the entire day and portion of this even
ing IN the Pavilion He EXPRESSED himself as
greatly surprised at its magniicence.
Secretary of State Hendricks arrived this
morning and was greatly pleased with the ex-
Aibitlon. Directors lahue, Green Hancock
and Secretary smith, OF the State Board of Ag-
rlculture, are among other notabes in attend
ance. Ihey Will remain all week. Hotel room
is scarce, but the committee provides accommo-
dations in private residences.
SIX sleeping cars are at the depot also for the
accommodation OF visitors, SO that all are pro-
vided for.
The local managers of the fair are consider
ably exercised over the report emaDating from
san francisco paper to the effect that at the
end OF the week the fair is to be removed to
San Francisco They announce that il is not
their intention to move the exhibits at al un-
less 1t be TO Chicago or New York. They posi-
lively will not go TO San Francisco.
Literary and musical exercises were held at
the Pavilion this evening. After several selec-
tlons by the Oroville Military Band Rev l. T.
Carver of Oroville was introduced The rev.
erend gentleman made an eloquent address
saying he could compare the exhibition to
nothing he had ever seen. 81 see before me"
he said, the work of ages of civilization, and
were to choose a text to preach from upon
what see l would name it Eureka Califor-
mans must be proud of this wonderful display.
L was born in Indiana, almost on the same
parallel OF latitude as California. Compare the
scene there tonight with what is before me
now. always longed for California. Itwas a
dream to me. Now | am proud that 1 have
been adopted as son OF this great State, and |
promise to be ever loyal to her"
The speaker congratulated the people of the
north upon their success in citrus culture but
effort
Music by the Oroville chorus of forty voices
followed, after which Secretary of State Hend-
ricks addressed the assemblage briefly in a con-
gratulatory vein. H. NJ Laaue also made a
short but eloquent address.
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EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
4 Lolisiina Murderer Taken from Jail
and Hanged by a Mob.
OBSERVANCE OF JACKSON DAY.
A Husband Murdered by the Indi-
yiduaI who Destroyed His Do
mestic Happiness.
OBSERVANCE OF JACKSON DAY.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REooRD-vnIoN.
ILLICIT LOVE.
A Husband Murdered by His. Wife's
Betrayer

a Husband Murdered by His, Wife's
Betrayer.
KANSAS CITY (Mo.), January sth.-A Liberty
(Afo) special says: The facts o. the killing Of
James Luton by eXCOunty Attorney Sheets
yesterday and the cause OF the quarrel between
the two men became known today. uiton
was a brickmason from Berry, Ill Last August
he married, aud after a brief bridal tour re-
turned here IN search OF work, stopping at the
house of his brother-in-law, Robert Cohen.
The young bride meet Sheets and an attach
ment sprung up between them. Luton was in
dueed to go to California, where masons' wages
were represented as being much higher than
here. During the husband absence Mrs Luton
accompanied Sheets to Kansas City, and lived
Ihefe with him as his vile. Luton retu med
Unexpectedly few days ago, and, learning OF
his wife's intidelity, determi ed to have re-
venge upon her betrayer Luton called at
Sheets office several times but did not find him
in until yesterday. Then occurred the tragedy
as told in last nights dispatches.
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Striking Printers.

BERLIN. January Sth.-The municipal a1thor
tiles are fearful that the striking composition
here will endeavor to incite riot. TwO com
panies of military are parading the streets fol
the purpose Of suppressing any disordsfly dem
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Residing at Sacramento City, Caiiforni

State of California. county of sacrament1-ss
-Un this 10th day of December, A. D. 1889, be-
fore me, II. J. GOETHE, q Notary Public in and
for the said county OF Sacramento, residing
therein, duly commissioned and sworn, person
ally appeared ADoLPHE BAUER and FRED
KOENIG. personally known 10 me to be the
same persons whose names are subscribed to the
within certificate OF eopartne-Ship, and they
acknowledged to me that they executed the
same.
In witness whereof, 1 have hereunto set my
hand and aiIixed my official seal the day and
year in this certificate FIRST above written.
[sEA] Il. J. GOETHE, Notary Public.
Flied December II. 1889.
W. 3. HAMILTON. CerF.
By /. p. SCOTT, Deputy. dl2-4wTh
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LoSDoS, January sth.-A ship loaded with
petroleum caught fire at Sunderland this morn
ing. The burning oil set fire 20 three other
vessels Great damage was doEe. One fireman
was drowned.
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b. F. Stoll, Dentist. SOC street, wishes
to inform his patients and all those in need of
dentistry that he has reduced his prices one
half, and will guarantee all operations to be
first-class and satisfactory or no charge made.
jal-d&Sutf
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Senator Stewart links the best t. at can be
done in the way of national irrigation projects
will be to secure an appropriation for the pur-
pose of making general and final surveys of all
the lands belonging to tie Government where
artesian or basin Irrigation IS believed to b
prsefieable
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THE LATE EX-EMPRMss.
The Court Ordered to Go Into, Moarni
for Three NIouths.

for Three Months
BERLIN, January 7th.-At he opening of the
Relchstag this morning the President formally
announced the death of the DOwager Empress
Augusta, and paid a high tribute TO her mem
Ory.
The House adopted a resolution requesting
the President to convey their sympathy to En-
peror William, and adjourned as a mark of Ie-
speet
The Emperor ordered the court to go into
mourning for three months, and has fixed the
period for general mourning at six weeks.
1t was also ordered that the theaters and
other places of amusement be closed this week.
The body Of the Empress will be taken to the
Schloss at midnight tomorrow. The funeral
will probably take place on Saturday.
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meet him. You ean rest assured that suIliyso
VIII nave TO be in Arst-cisss condition TO evsr
stand OIL jackson, who has improved wonder.
fully since ne let New York. Slavin, the Aas-
traliau, was eager 10 meet Jackson, and we
would have accommodated him bnt for lack
sons early return, the date of his sailing for
New York being fixed Tor January 10TH"
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The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston & Co.'S, 40 ]
street, Sacramento, Cal.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

There's not n speck, there's not stain
That on the teeth we chance to see,
But shadows forth decay and pain,
If not removed right speedily
BY S0ZOD0NT, whose wondrous power
Works miracles in one short hour. IT'S
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The Legislature OF Quebec viii be called upon
this session TO pass an Act granting one hundred
acres of land 10 the fsther and mother OF every
family of twelve or more living children bora
in lawful weGlock.
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PUsILIsrIc PETER.

Sullivan.
NEW YORK, January 7h.- Parson Davies,
manager OF Peter jackson. has written to r. X.
Fox from Dublin, and says: jackson has SC
cepied the offer OF the California Athletic Club
to meet John L. Sullivan in May at san Fran
cisco for q purse OF $4,000. Il is needless for
me to say that Jackson was greatly ple'soi
when he learned that sullivan hsd agreed e
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HER EARLY ROMANCE.
Empress Augusta Had a Youthful Love
Affair.

NEW YORK, January sth.-The suns Berlin
cable says: member of the suite of one OF the
best-known German Princes tells a romantic
story concerning the dead Empress Augusta
and it is believed that it has never before been
given to the public. Augusta was a Princess in
petticoats in the court of Weimar where she
was hedged about with al the straight-laeed
etiquette the small German principalities af-
feeted.
When she was Il she was a romantic girl and
had learned by heart the stories OF the previous
hslfceuturies gallantries at the court of Louis
XIV. Before this romantic spirit had lived
long enough to die, young French noble, q
scion of more or less long lineage, stopped at
the court OF Weimar in &c progress of pleas
+ the Erenchman met the PnnceSs They were
permitted 10 become partners, and INDUCED in
mutual love at first sgnt. This love soon de-
veloped into indlscTetion, which took the form
of secret meetings in the pals ce grounds. The
only people aware of these trysts were the maid
and valet OF the principals, who served as the
medium through which correspondence was
carried on and the meetings arranged,
The maid whether through carelesSness or
Spite lost one OF the letters ntrusted to her, and
it was picked up by the Duchess, the mother OF
Augusta, before the maid could recover it. The
letter was impasSioned and eloquent. burning
with the love song of the smitten PaIisan. but
it led up to the suggestion OF an elopement,
implored fight and ctured the ideal life OF
love in the pastoral lands of America.
The Duke and Duchess were Consumed with
rage at this discovery. So high did the feeling
run at court that the ducal chamberlain chal-
lenged the Freuchman to duel, and the lover
fell mortally wounded. As he fell the French
man tore open his tunic, and there, pressed
against his heart, was a handkerchief belong
ing to the Princess. Toward it his hand ieebly
moved and he died at the moment he had
seized the lace and was struggling to carry it to
his lips.
FOR weeks the Princess sobbed about the pal
ace until her parents were convinced that her
sorrow must have some relief or she would
grow insane. They suggested marriage wtih
Prince William of Prussia, aud the Princess
gave her Indifferent consent careless and
thouehtless of what IN Ight become Of her. With
william il was matter of equal unimportanee,
for he had also been crossed IN a love affair.
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SURE to relieve. There is no failure in.
Simmons Liver Regulator.
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Decker Bros.-The artists piano. Write
to KoHLER & CHASE, San Francisco. n25-3m
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements Of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost,
Fo'sasd, For Sale To Let end similar notices ulde,
this head are inserted for cents per line The first
time and cents per line each subsequent time AR
notices OF this character ist1 be found ,ndcr his
heading.
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No oUBE-AII. or uptIied. remedy wild cure
as does Si;nmops' Liver Regulator,
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Certificate Of Copartnership.

Lewis Winter, Wood Engraver, ea7 j. tt
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The W. q. Il. U. VIII have meeting
TO-DAY at 1:S0 p. NJ in Y. NJ C. A. Parlors 4
large attendance is earnestly requested. 1ts
Circle No. 2, L, of q. a. R-Regular
meeting and installation ofofiiceIs THURSDAY
EVENING, January 9th at Changers Hall, at
I:SO O'clock All members are requested to be
present. BELLE S. HERR President.
MARY r. AyERILI, Secretary. 1t*
q. C. F.-Oficers and Members of sac
ramento Council, No. 96, will please take notice
that we have accepted the invitation to install
our officers Jointly with Friendship Council.
NO 90, THIS (Ihursday) EVENING Let every
member be present. A. f. ROBINSON, C.
I. ID. DENTON, Secretary. Its
Friendship Council, No. 65, o. G. F.
Joint installation of officers of Sacramento and
Friendship Councils THIS (Thursday) EVEN
ING. Every member of each Council is re-
qnested to be present and good time promised
F. H. KEEPER, Secretary. IL
The officers Fleet of Court Capitol of
California, No. 6742, A. o. +. of A. are re-
quested to present themselves at Court Sacra-
mento THIS EVENING for installation.
1tt Z. B. STRONG, D. H. C. R.
Regular Meeting of Court sac-x r
ramento, No. 6,S61, A. o. F.. THIS %aeF
IhVENdNG, at 7:S0 o'clock, at odd Fell 81
JOIN MoRRIs, R. S. IT
heSuAhT hlteIlnE SI Gr3nu canton Z, ~
Sacramento No. ], ?. M, l. o. y. F., THIS SST
(Thursday) EVENING, at 7:S0 O'clock ~
W. II. SHERBURN, Com. wv
W. A. STEPHENSON. Clerk. lt*
A Joint Raising Up of Chiefs
elect and banquet FRIDAY NIGHT, -
January 10, 1880. All Bedmen and sssfFss-s =
members of Wenonah Council invited Szsz<sSS
to attend. Great Chiefs will be present By
order of COMMITTEE. It's
NyANTED-BY A RESPECTABLE WOMAN,
w place TO do general housework and
cooking. Apply 1881 L street. Ja9-3t*
XHTANTED-A GIRL TO DO LIGHT HOUSE
~ work at 12lS Seventeenth street. ja9-2t*
A STEADY JAPANESE WANTS TO DO
"A housework or plain cooking. Address NJ,
this office. ja9-2t*
COR sALE-TWo FIRsT-CLAss MICH
d Cows. Inquire at l7e5 street. ia95t*
ESoR RENT-oNE HUNDRED ACRES OF
L good Alfalfa pasture at Brighton. Inquire
Of PERKINS 4 son, Perkins Station. ja9-tf
COR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
l. pIoperty-Forty acres of improved land
within one mile from railroad station and five
miles from Sacramento. Inquire of CARL
STROBEL, 3l7 J street. jas 6tltw
Free Scholarships-The Ladies' Museum
Association is prepared to endow three yearly
scholarships in the Sacramento School of De-
sign: ages of applicants from twelve to twenty
five years, inclusive. Applications must be
submitted before Friday, January 10th. Ad-
dress, MRS. E. b. WILLIS, Secretary L. NJ A.,
l2lS Seventh street. ja3-6t
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P.Iicans at War.

LONDON. January sth.-An unexpected slug
ging match occurred among the members OF the
Pelican Club last night 1t started with an
alteration between Mitchell and Arlington.
The former struck at 4bmgton and the latter
escaped by clever duckirg. Arlington then took
off his coat and sparreI up to Mitchell, but
Mitchell turned suddenly ronnd and struck
Lord Vaudeville full in the face. Then Others
interfered Another disturbance occurred
later.
badly beaten before Mitchell stopped.
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los ANGELES, January sth.-The Chamber of
| Commerce elected officers to day. T. w. Jones
| was re-chosen President.
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

ITO LET-Two GOOD BUSINESS STORES.
No 900 and 9O4 street. Inquire of NJ. r.
ROSE jaS-tf
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III FOREIGN LANDS.
The Secret and Destructive Work Of
Socialists in Europe.
FIG1rTISG IN THE PELICAN CLUB.
Official Announcement of the Death
of she ex-Empnass OF Germany
in the RejchstsR.
WORK or SOCIALISTS.

ESPECIAL zspA1UHzs TO ruA HzcozD-Uu1os
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ANNOUNCEMENT!

At 8 o'clock A. M and closing each day
at 8 P. NJ, excepting Saturdays. when
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NOR sALE-A SMALL STEAM LAUNCH.
c The boat is 26 feet long, feet BEAM four
horse power local Oily engine; fitted up in good
shape; suitable for pleasure or business; will be
sold chean. AnnlY ct this Office. iaS-6t
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santa Cruz Property.

SANTA CRUZ, January Sth.-The Kettredge
House properly on Beach Hill was purchased
to-day by j. P. smith, OF New York, for S2i 500
He int nds to erect a residence on the site to
cost from $4,000 to $4,000.
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y7oR sALE-Two THOROUGHBRED JERSEY
T. mich cows; are young, gentle and fresh
milking. For particulars inquire of L. A.
UPSON 1910 + street ja7 6t*
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TNO RENT-THE MCINTYRE ORCHARD
| and vineyard, on Thirty eighth and II sts.,
for term of years; low cash rent; none but de-
sirable parties need apply. Apply on prem
ises. Ja4 et*
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The W. q. Il. U. VIII have a meeting
TODAY at 1:SO P. n in Y. NJ. C. A. Parlors A
large attendance is earnestly requested. It*
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OUR -ASSSESME;AG'



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Pertinent Portions Of the Alliance Aid Association Constitution
Sec This association shall be known Alliance Aid
principal OF Association shall be Huron,
South Dakota.
purpose aiding
Esting the widows and orphans of it's members.
MANAGED.
The shall board
Of Directors elected at the annual meeting which shall be called
the Thursday 10 O'Clock the
home Office.
The shall be President Vice Ps
dent Secretary
Directors annual meeting January until their
elected and qualified.
The President preside meetings Association
the board Directors He membership
official He shall that all the As
ISOLATION faithfully executed and charge
Of the business of the association.
possess powers and perform
duties the President during his absence inability
Sec The Secretary shall meetings
Directors of all
che Association He shall deposit
selected Depository careful
d for the Of by the Association He shall
report The Association
n required by Them and shall perform other usually
connected with his office.
regularly physician
good professional reputation standing He appoint
amnng physicians approval
examination of all applications
thereon opinion applications
Sec No shall be paid the
soaon but they shall accordance with the Of
of President Secretary
ca
dollars necessary expense
tend meetings.
Is Each member this Association good standing entitled
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proxy annual meeting
MEMBERS
Sec 16 All members of the Alliance good standing eth
between eighteen and ffve who
required medical examination members OF this As
ISOLATION.
APP1IcAT1oNs-How
Sec IT, Applications for membership to the Association shall be
made upon furnished by the Association and must be
membership advance assessment IN
with the following certificate of competent physician
which shall also be approved by the Medical Director
the following North Dakota South Dakota Minnesota and
Washington where the limit shall be 900 and shall be divided into
divisions known Division certificate to be limited to 81 000 and
Division B. certificate to be limited to 1000.
Sec 49, The membership Division A. $500 Division B.
$500 Where application both divisions time the fee
shall be $780, medical examination fee additional In all where
applicant rejected paid membership fee and advance
ssmnt shall be held subject to his order
Alliance dues so cents be collected required by State Al
lance in that state.
Sec 90 When applicant shall have been accepted shall receive
certificate membership signed by the President and Secretary and
the seal of the Association certificate together with his appca
Bylaws the agreement and contract be-
tween the member and the Association
At the this Association each surviving
member the division divisions the deceased held membership
follows providing the funds
death losses less that 81 900 in that Division:
GAGE TO NEAREST BIRTHDAY
lass .rom 90 90 10 20 90 years o 1
Class rom ~ 20 50 years % %
LASS rom 80 70 o. Years ~ ~
Glass 8, from 81 to 30 years . OO
due payable within thirty mailing OF
member member fails to his assessment within 80
days after first notice has been mailed to his last address the AS
soaon the Secretary shall mail second notice by registered letter
which shall be conclusive evidence of notice Where
required member shall he charged
for such notice failure within thirty days from
date Of registered notice supend the policy but policy be
time within of suspension by all
in full to date furnishing satisfactory proof Of continued
health Nonpaymen OF assessments for cancels policy
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money paid and member must make
pcaon and have examination notice mailed to the address
legal notice Assessments not to be made oener than
60 days.
of the amount collected from the assessments accord
shall placed the benefit fund.-
shall placed the general fund for the OF the Com
pany.
THE BENEFIT FUND.
Theeouhs Of all the collected from assessments
losses
a. Fifteen of all collected shall be placed
invested in interest bearing securis
compounded only following
When member dies the benefit fund from the the
certificate full then the entire amount of the
and its paid said %a be
twenty years
cat and the guarantee fund of matued certificate together
fund.- the of which shall be applied the payment
guarantee treasury by the lapse policies
shall allowed for twenty from the date each
applied the assessments OF the matured policies
GENERAL
SEC Is Ten Of all together with all member
ship shall be placed in the general fund for the
Company
Sec &C. Upon receipt
the Secretary Immediately forward to the representative
proofs and upon satisfactory evidence such Death being
Secretary shall within sixty days thereafter to paid t ~
collected the Benefit Fund from the at said
but % the OF the certificate.
engaging the Violation Of the laws any naon
state by the hands commit suicide shall
pair his health or podn deum mens DEATH or die Will.
the effect there been
cation certificate good faith OF which his certificate
and void
Address, FISH & FRAN, Gen. Agents,
758 Wabaha St. St.
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have heni 6eop over
We of it
andt
with which
IS
t sgone
assessor in wnva acord
to to
$4,000 double 81 900 It don't difference about
Threase losss
asesf o in
be
to member
different following
in forming
$226a line The @ carried
$1,000
efourthth aexpene OF
o
land it then bcmep a