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IN FOREIGN LANDS.
Canadians Are sakins Great Efforts to
Secure immigration.
SURPRISING THE SLAVE TRADE.
Desperate Fight on Board German
Steamer-Thirteen Mutinous
Coolies Killed.
SPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THIS REcoRD-uN
sERGIUS srEPNIAK.
The Russian Who Causes ct. Petersburg
OfficiaIs Much Trouble.

The Russian Who Causes st. Petersburg
Officials Much Trouble.
LONDON, April 7th.-If his present in
tenuons hold ont universally. famed
Nlhlllst will soon be in the United States.
This is none other than Sergjus Kas-
chetfsky, known TO ali newspaper readers
as Se,si.2 Sterniak. Here Stepuiak is
something of a mystery. Occasionally he
Is seen at some public meeting held in the
interests OF the poor and oppressed. or
at indignation gatherings such as the re-
cent mass meeting in London which was
brought about by the newspaper reports of
the atrocities at the Kara prison in Sis
IBERIA.
At these meetings Stepniak is always
the chief speaker. He speaks powerfully
and impressively, and when his part is
played he disappears. Few know his
haunts, and he has not many iutimates.
Employees of the Czar are trying to find out
how ii IS that, despite all efforts of the Rus
sian officials at home and in Siberia, Step
MAX manages 10 keep up correspondence
sufficient in volume 10 give him a full
knowledge Of all that is transpiring even in
the prisons OF ar-distant Siberia
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08
KEMMLER's CONVERSION.
He Claims That Jesus Christ Appeared
to Him in His Cell

AUBURN On. ", April 7th.-Strange
news comes from the lonely cell where
William Kemmler. the wife murderer of
Buffalo, awaits expiation of his crime, dead
to law, and soon TO sit in the electric chair
which science has devised to rid the State
of its assassins. He has been known as
one of the hardest criminals ever in this
State, and has until recently shown not
the slightest evidence of realization of
the friehtful crime he committed He was
drunken brute, who killed a trusting
wife. Since Wednesday he has been an
absolutely changed man, being now as soft
and tractable as the gentlest woman.
1t was just after II o'clock last Wednes-
day morning. The death watch, which
had changed at midnight, Suddenly heard
the sound of voices in a cell, as if two men
were talking. who are you up there ?"
Kemmler was saying. What do you want
with me?"
The keeper rushed into the cell and
asked the murderer what allied him.
Kemmler pointed to the ceiling and said:
II saw a man up there, who said that be
was Jesus Christ. He had such a good
face, and he said to me that he would for
give all my sins. Trust in me- he said,
and | will never forsake you"
kemmler now spends all his time in
singing and holding conversations with
this person whom he claims to see in the
sky. He has not asked for preacher.
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AGAINST DELMAs.
Tho jury Gives a Verdict for Jerome
Cox for Large Amount.

Tho jury Gives a Verdict for Jerome
Cox for Large Amount.
SAN FRAYcIsoo. April 7th.-Judge Shaft
er charged the jury in the case of Jerome
B. Cox VS.. u, NJ. Delmas, suit brought to
recover $33. $50, this morning. The main
points of the charge were to the effect that
when an attorney purchases claims against
his own client during litigation and gets an
assignment of judgment 10 be rendered, the
burden of proof is on him that the entire
transaction was fair and that he took no
advantage of his client; that when an attor-
ney takes an absolute assignment of a
claim which would vest title in him, if he
be third party to ii, that if he had taken
any unfair advantage of his client in any
way, it would be considered that he had
taken 1t for his client, and be could not
hold it as sgainst his client, except il
might be looked upon as security for adj
ysnces made ta his client with interest, etc
a large number of special issues, pre-
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CALIFORNIA COLTS.
A String of Them That Will Enter East
ern Contests.

Los ANGELES, April 7th.-The Rose
meade string of runners left Agricultural
Park to-day for San Francisco, where sew
eral will make their initial appearance on
the American turf. After the blood horse
meeting the string will be taken to New
York, where several are well entered at the
Brooklyn meeting. Rico will make his
debut in the East in the great Brooklyn
handicap. He is handicapped at one hun.
dred pounds, and he should be we'll up at
the finish, as he has shown himself to be
great colt.
The string consists of Rico, Tycoon. Mi
kado, Rover, Conrad, Oscar. Masrico, Fairy,
Flight, Cuanco and Peri. The seven latter
are two-year- -olds. and the two fastest will
be sent to capture the great American
stakes, which are worth $1,000 to the win
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CREwE MURDER CASE.
There is But Little Hope for tho Con-
demned Brothers.


demned Brothers.
LONDON, April 7th.-Popular feeling over
the Crewe murder case runs very high. and
there is no other subject so much talked
about. 1t is generally believed that the elder
of the two Davis brothers will be hanged
on Tuesday, despite the petition forwarded
to the Queen at Aix-les- Bains, for re-
prieve.
The action of Secretary Matthews in re-
prieving the younger brother has not salts
fed the public, since the brothers were
equally guilty, If guilty at all.
The fact that in attacking their brutal
father they Were actuated by determina-
ton TO protect their mother is the circum-
stance which arouses public sympathy in
their favor.
As Home Secretary Matthews is absent
the Queen may possibly grant a reprieve
temporarily until she can consult him per-
sonally in regard to the case.
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FLEEING TO THE HILLS.
An Exodus of Foolish Believers in the
Prophecy of Cranks

Prophecy of Cranks.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 7th.-According to
Mrs. Woodwork, the Oakland prophecies,
the disturbances which are to precede the
earthquake of the 14th inst, commence to-
day. She says that only two trains will
leave Oakland for the East after to-day, as
the seismic convulsions will at once inter.
fere with railroad travel
Yesterday large number of believers in
this city and Oakland left for the mount
aims, and it is expected that many more
will depart to-day. 1t is estimated that at
least two hundred have left the bay coun-
ties, most of whom are Swede and Norwe-
gian women. Few of them say anything
in regard to their belief, fearing ridicule,
but they have quietly arranged their affairs
and fled from the wrath to come.
Some say they don't know whether the
earthquake of the 14th will put in an ap-
pearance, but they do not propose to take
the chances. 1t is stated that among this
class is aCustom House clerk, who resides
in Oakland. He procured leave of alb
sence for two weeks, and will make him.
self safe during that time. The destina-
ton of most of the believers is Santa Rosa
and st. Helena, but some have gone 10 the
Sierras in order to be absolutely safe.
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CHARLIE MARRIED HER.
A Russian Girl is Welded to Georgia
CnO1;a

AUGUSTA (Ga.), April 7th.-One of the
most peculiar combination marriages ever
celebrated in this country took place here
yesterday, when Charlie Lee, Chinaman,
was married to Miss Ida Lepinsky, rather
pretty Russian girl. The Chinaman is
wealthy and owns a grocery store in Sa-
vannah, where all his couutrymen pro-
cure there supplies.
Some time ago he met Miss Lepinsky in
Savannah, where she was wishing. They
became very well acquainted indeed.
Shortly after Miss Lepinsky came home
Charlie was informed that he had compro-
missed himself, and, according to custom,
must make the anlende honorable. He &C.
cordingly came here and offered to marry
her, and was accepted. The strangely
assorted couple left yesterday for their
honeymOon
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40 FRESNO DOINGS.

A Local Judge Who Has a Hankerfng
After Justice.
FRESNO, April 7th.-Charles Bond called
on young lady one evening last week,
at the residence of Mrs Jennie Sweet, and
while there became abusive in language.
Mrs. Sweet took the part of the young lady
and demonstrated with Bond. He became
furious and beat and kicked her. An ar
rest followed and to-day City Recorder
Prince gave him $40 days in jail
Just after the freight train pulled out of
Selma to-day the axle of car broke. The
passenger north was following close and
the trainncen worked along at the rate of
about mile an hour to Fowler. distance
of three miles
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CANADIAN BOOMERS
They Are Offering Excellent Bids to Sc
cure Immigration.

cure Immigration.
OTTAWA (ODt), April 7th.-The North
west delegates, who have been in session
for two weeks, before separating to-day.
submitted a number of suggestions to the
Minister of Agriculture for promoting inn
migration TO the Northwest. They pro-
posed that the Government send farmer
representatives of the different nationalities
settled in the Northwest to their respective
countries, to post their countrymen upon
the resources and adaptability of Canada
and their own success in their new homes
They asked, among other things, that the
Government grant bonus to any company
ton in the country of one bona fide settler,
and that the Government send through
Great Britain an exhibition car containing
samples of Canadian cereals, fruits, miner
ais ETC.
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CK1(5ITl/\L DEFE(11VE

pared by plaintiffs attorney, were SUBJ
mitted by the Court to the jury, who there
upon retired to the jury-room.
At 1:30 this afternoon the jury came into
Court and rendered verdict in favor of
plaintiff, Cox, and against defendant,
Delmas, for 81, ,S62, without interest.
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on next Monday night. when will spar
Sullivan four rounds, aud if do not sue.
ceed in besting him he can have the entire
gate receipts. am also willing to wager
from S., 900 upward that he cannot mt me
70 sleep in four rounds
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German Army Notes.

BERLIN, April 7th.-Bismarck has been
granted pension of So $50
A clerk named Bunk was sentenced to
three months Imprisonment for attempt
ing to extort money from the ex-Chan-
cellor.
a marked change is about to be made in
the uniform CT the German army Con-
spicuous amoDg them will be the abolition
of the former Prussian military cap and
adopting one made from an American pat
tern. The stand-up collar is also doomed.
These ard other innovations are to follow
the introduction of the smokeless powder
and il is intended TO add still further to the
invisibility of the soldiers in action. Even
the picturesque red hussars and other
gaily- dressed regiments will have to be re-
clothed.
Promptly Sent to Prison.
LIMA PERU April 7th.-Senor Pierola,
ex-Dictator. finding that he stood DO chance
of winning in the coming Presidential cleo
tions, attempted to stir up riots in this city.
He was promptly committed TO prison by
the Government, whose action has the en-
tire support OF public opinion, which re-
fuses 10 tolerate anv more such lawiessness.
Desperate Fight.
LONDON, April 7th.-A dispatch reports
desperate encounter on board the German
steamer Chowfoo between the ships crew
and 80 coolies, The latter attempted to
burn the steamer aud murder the officers.
Thirteen coolies were killed before the mu-
tiny was suppressed.
Pillaging Churches.
CAEDIA (Crete), April 7th.-Turkish
troops have pillaged the churches and in
suited Christians IN the province of Gambia.
At the request of the foreign Consuls the
Governor has ordered an inquiry into
the outrages.
No More Slave Trade.
ROME. April 7tb.-Emperor Menelek of
Abyssinia has authorized Italy to represent
him at the Auti Slavery Congress He
says Ethiopia will follow the example of
the Christian nations in suppressing the
slave trade.
Challenge Accepted.
SYDNEY On S W.. April 7th.-Kemp
has accepted McLean's challenge to row
race on The Parramatta river. The race
will take place three weeks after the con-
test between Kemp and Matterson.
Unamcrican and Pagan.
New YORK. April 7th.-A committee of
the Methodist Episcopal Conference in its
report repudiated the recen; decision of the
Supreme Court regarding the reading of
the Bible iG the public schools as ''uuameri-
can aad pagan, aGd a menace to the per-
petuity of our institutions" l. held that
it was the dutT of ali Christian citizsrs to
DENY that the Bible was sectariau, and to
claim for it a place wherever the State at
tempts to educate the youth for the duties
of citizenship.
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JIMMY Is GETTING "Hor.n
He Undoubtedly Thinks that He Can
ssDO - John T., sTTpy

ne Uhuoupteuiy THINKS that He Can
EDO" John L. "Up."
New YORK, April 7th.-In reference to
the statement that Sullivan is said to have
made, Corbett to-day said: "I want to say
that think it very unfair to speak so dis
paragingly of a man whom he has never
met, and of whose ability he has no knowl-
edge. IT he did say he could stop me in
four rounds will give him an opportunity
to try 1t at my benefit, which takes place st
the Fifth Avenue Casino Brooklyn, under
the auspices of the Seaside Athletic Club
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

THE ABLEsT PAPER on THE COAST is
/ the WEEKLY UNION
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08
GENERAL NOTICES.

The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston & Co.'S, 40
street, Sacramento, Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

Opening The leading candy manufac-
tory az $40 street The finest quslity'at rea-
sonab,e prices mr27-ti
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Wants, Lost
Found, For Sale, To Let end siml0r notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the first
time and ceats per line each subsequent time AE
notices OF this character viii be found under this
heading.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

No cURE-ALL or untried remedy will cure
as does Simmons Liver Regulator.
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WANTED-LOST. FOUND,

WANTED-LADY AGENTS, BY CARMEL
Wv COSMETIC COMPANY, room 1913 Phelan
Building, San Francisco, Cal. APP st
XNANTEp-BY A YOUNG GIRL, STU
w alton to do general housework. Call or
address 2tO1 street, Sacramento City. a7-2t*
r OST, $40 REWARD-ABOUT THREE
II weeks ago, a POCKETBOOK containing
papers, OF no value to anyone but the owner
The finder will receive the above reward by
leaving book at this Office. ap7-6t*
CALEsMEN WANTED AT ONCE-A FEW
y good men to sell our goods by sample to the
wholesale and retail trade. We are the largest
manufacturers in our line. Liberal salary paid
Money advanced for wages, advertising ETC.
Eor terms address centennial NJ tg. Co.. Chicago,
III. mr3- -3Ot- IT'S
NEANTED-HAT SALESMAN, WHO ALSO
w understands hat-repairing and renovat-
ing. Apply WEINSTOCK, LUBIN & co. asst
"ANTED-wE HAVE POSITIONS FOR
w farmhands and laborers, at TONNES L.
GOODFRIEND. Emuloyment Agency. 3l9 J.m26-
WANTED-GOOD PASTURE FOR ABOUT
w 5O horses, not to exceed miles from town.
Apply to MAXON. ACKLEY d CO., carriage
dealers, lOl4 Second street, Sacramento. m22-tf
WANTED TO sELL-ABoUT $50 LOADS
wv OF dirt Address b. C. E, this Office ml7-tf
EREE EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, NO. 1919
l. Eighth street. Skilled ana unskilled male
and female help of all kinds Tree to employer
and employe By order of the COUNCIL OF
FEDERATED TRADES. fe5-1m
NTANTED-PARTIES TO BORROW MONEY
w on their city and country property. Plenty
OF money to loan. Address MONEY LOANER
P. o. BOX SO, Sacramento. nStf
WANTED - WOOD CHOPPERS, FARM
w hands, mixers, cooks waiters, twenty
women and girls for general housework and
cooking. None but sober, steady people need
apply. At EMPLOYMENT OFFICE, Fourth
and K streets. Telephone 49,
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Suicide of c. H, Prince.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 7th.-Charles H.
Prince, who for a number of years has been
engaged in the livery business in this city,
committed suicide this morning, about 6
O'Clock, by shooting himself in the right
temple.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

NTANTED-LADY AGENTS, BY CARMEL
w COSMETIC COMPANY, room 323 Phelan
Building. San Francisco Cal AM 81
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-08

Evangelisfic Services Tonight, FIJI
Christian Church. Baptism at close. Come
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AN IMPORTANT PURCHASE.

The Warder. Bushnell & Glessner Com
pany Buy the interests of the Messrs.
Whitley in the Champion Haresting
Machines.
The Warder, Bushnell & Glessner
Company, whose factory is located at
Springfield, O., and principal offices at
the corner of Adams and Jefferson streets,
Chicago, have iust completed the pur
chase of all the right, title and interest of
VIM. n. Whitley, Whitley, Fassler &
Kelly, the Whitley Reaper Works, Amos
Whitley, Amos Whitley & Co., and the
Champion Machine Co., in the celebrated
Champion harvesting machines, and are
now the sole manufacturers of these ia
nous mowers, reapers and binders. Here
tofore all of these various corporations
have been making these machines and
operating in different territory, but by
this arrangement the Warder, Bushnell
& Glessner Company become the sole
manufacturers, and will supply the whole
country. With the splendid record the
Champion machines have made In the
harvest fields of this and the old world,
their factories will no doubt be taxed to
the utmost to build the number of ma
chimes that will be wanted. The com
pany informs us that they will manu-
facture to the fullest capacity of their
works and expect to be able to meet tie
demand.-Chi(a1 10 Tribune,
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BURGLARY.

On Wednesday night of last week the
hotel of Frank Gehbe of Clarks Mills
was entered by a burglar who secured
$3.50. On the same evening another sa-
loon quite near kept by Frank Leist was
broken into and S14 taken. In the last
named place the burglar proceeded with
deliberation and helped himself to a
and some beer before leaving. He
went to the pantry and procured crackers
cheese and sausage which he ate in the
saloon.
While at Gehbe's, Mrs. Gehbe was
aroused from sleep and saw man in the
room. She thought she recognized in
him habitue of the place and asked
what he was doing there. Hesprang out
taking with him Gehbe's pantaloons il
the pockets of which the money was
The following day the pantaloons was
found near the house. The cash drawer
was rihed and a revolver which it con
tanned was found on the counter.
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PERSONAL
j. S. Villas. of Kaukauna spent Sur
day in the CITY.

/ J. S. Villas. of Kaukauna spent Sun.
day in the city.
GEORGE GRoFFMAN is now in business
| at Stillwell, Kansas. ''' go s. -
Ed. HUBBARD returned on Friday last
from his visit to Ohio.
Dr.. WV. EARLEs of Milwaukee was in
the city on Saturday last.
Hon. GEoRGE GRIMMER of Kewaunee
waa in the city on Sunday last.
DR.. GEORGE ToRRIsoN and Norman
Torrison are visiting in Minneapolis this
week.
MRs. J. BECKER of Berlin, n. NJ is
visiting her sister, Mrs. b. Reinken of
this city.
Miss ALvINA BIEL1NG of Chicago is
visiting with the family of Mr.. Salak of
this city. .......s.
Miss LULU BARNES left yesterday for
Maine where she will stay some months
with relatives.
FRED HINRIOHs represented the Ma
sonic lodge of this city at convention CT
Masons in Milwaukee this week.
JOHN GILL OF Marshfield and William
Smart OF Ashland were in the city last
week, having been called here by the
death of r. d. Smart.
DAIRY AND FooD COMMISSIONER THoM
was in the city last week. A bit of jeal.
ousy on the part of cheese makers was
the cause of his visit.
Mr.. AND Mrs. JOHN BoLEN will soon
leave for an extended visit to friends in
Minnesota and Dakota. During their
absence Hon. Dan Tracy will have charge
of the hotel. f,.,-l :, .-..-...
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The Goodrich Steamer, Indiana, left
on her first trip on Sunday night. Dur
ing the evening she lay at her dock in
this city and hundreds Of people i'm
proved the opportunity to visit her. The
cabin is richly but not gorgeously fur
nished, and everything harmonizes SO
perfectly that one experiences feeling
of restful pleasure while in the cabin.
The woodwork was prepared by Zander
& Wilkens of this city and the work was
completed by Knut Nyhagen. It would
be pleasing to these gentlemen to hear
the many compliments showered upon
their work by those inspecting the boat.
The Indiana exceeds the City of Racine
In beauty There is greater exhibition
of good taste in the decorations and there
are many improvements which were
suggested by experience. The Indi-
ana is without doubt the finest steamer
on the lakes. She will run between
Milwaukee and Chicago.
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CITY HACK LINE.

A hack will run to and from trains and
boats, price the same as bus. Rates for
city hacking per hour, for first 2 hours
S1.OO per hour ard Scots for each addl-
tional hour. Special rates for country
drives. Leave orders at Office of stable
cor. 9th and Commercial SITS. or at q. W..
Fechser. T. & J. HERzHoG.
OK Sunday night burglar broke into
Emil Seitz' saloon. He riiied the cash
box from which he got seven and one
half dollars which he secreted in his shoe.
He gobbled up. other articles but was
seen by boy returning from Gerphelde's
Park. Policeman earle was notified and
arrived in time to gobble up the fellow
and his plumber before he quit the house.
He was brought before Justice Markham
who bound him over for trial at the cir
cult court.
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SHERIFF IEMAs took John Kazda to the
Oshkosh ASYLUM last week.

SHERIFF ZKMAS took John Kazda to the
Oshkosh Asylum last week.
TIE Muskegon starts in to-day max
ing her regular tri-weekly trips north
| ward.
The commencement exercises at Silver
Lake Convent will be held on Thursday
June 18th.
E. II. RAND is building neat dwelling,
which when completed will be occupied
by J. A. Rummele.
THE celebration of Fourth of July will
be a sort of go-as-you-please affair IN
tins city this year.
OK Wednesday next the steamer Nellie
will bring a number of excursionists from
Sheboygan to this city.
UMBRELLAS and Parasols neatly re-
paired, new stick from 40 to Scots at
FRED J. RoEaER's Repair Shop. 26
THE coal docks at this place are now
an immense institution, quite an addl-
ton having been made to them this
spring.
WHAT caused the change in the loca-
ton of the proposed new post office? Is
a question which every one is asking and
which no one seems able to answer.
SOME of the herbs in Halls Hair Re-
newer, that wonderful preparation for
restoring the color and thickening the
growth of the hair, grows plentifully in
New England.
WHAT is the population of Manitow -
is question frequently asked within the
last year and one which will soon be
authoritatively answered. The best esti-
mates place it at 5000.
RECEIVED a fine line of Ladies Fine
Shoes from Hough & Ford, Rochester,
New York. They are excellent fitting
and wearing Shoes and we recommend
them. IL E. KRUMMHEuER.
CARL KERosK1, who while engaged in
a fight near Depere with his brother some
time ago struck man with club who
interfered, was found guilty of man
slaughter In the second degree.
SARsAPARILLA belongs to the smilax
family of plants, and is found very gen.
orally over the American continent; but
the variety that is richest in medical pro-
perties is the Honduras root, of which
the famous Ayers Sarsaparilla is made.
FRED HAUKoHL has curiosity in his
store in the shape of an immense pair OF
old boots which were worn by negro
employed in the Robinson circus. The
boots are No. 10 and even these were too
small for the man of mighty feet.
In ladies' spring ulsters and circulars
we have spring bargains. To convince
yourself of this statement we would ad-
wise you to kindly investage by compari-
son with others of same quality.
SCHUETTE Bros.