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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

William Hood, OF Auburn is in the city
W. NJ. Cutter, of Marysville, is at the Capital
Hotel.
j. H. Epperson, of Red Bluff, is registered at
the Golden Eagle.
Mrs. General Cosby has returned from visit
of three months with her daughter, Mrs. Harry
Hall, at Oakland.
Colonel Gardner, Special Agent on Viticult.
ural Statistics, has returned to the city from q
trip into the country.
w. H Davis and wife went to san Francisco
yesterday 10 sperd few days Mr.. Davis is the
Representative OF Sacramento Council, No. /,
Royal and Select Masters to the Grand Council,
which meets in San Francisco to-day.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel yesterday /:
William NJ. Cutter Marysville; G I. Mellon,
Wheatland: John BoIhger and wife, Stockton;
s. Morrell, City; K. F. Acatellen, W. n. Biodgett,
Woodbridge; ID. H. Gillis, Truckee; William
Hood, Auburn; W. D. Lawton, City; lon Hack
eft, Rocklin.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday:
C. j. Shriner, J. A Wallace, Boston; Fred. Pei
ham, Chicago; Mrs. Goodrich, Susanville, Mrs.
d. B, Carter, Santa Rosa: Miss Matoon. Central
House; ]. H. Fppersor, Red Bluff; E. Miller and
wife, b. F. Denisou. New York; L W. Stock
well, w. P. Hart A. e Brooke Ridley, John n.
Drumgold, William MacKee, E B. Braden, Otto
NoeSch, San Francisco,
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custom of trading on futures has DESTROYED
the natural relations between the supply
and demand on the market.
The supplementary report by the Reve-
nue. and Agricultural Department of India
when circulated here will open English
eyes to the truth of the situation. The re.
port deals with the wheat crop of lSS9-9O
and says 1t has suffered considerably from
drought. with the added mischief from
pests in the low lands.
An important American interest is in
volved in the new pleuro-pneumonia bill
presented in Parliament by Chaplin, the
Minister of Agriculture, one of the features
OF which is that it shifts the cost of COM
rensatlon for animals killed on account of
the disease from the local rates. The In
perial Excheouer appropriates f140 goo for
Great Britain and 500 for Ireland. The
bill which will be passed means marked
increase IN the stringency of the measures
against pleuro-pneumonia and indicates
that the effort which the Washington Gov
ernment has been making to secure the
free admission of American cattle has en-
tlrely failed
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STANLEY CENsURED,
Herr Reichard Severely Condemns the L
plorer's Actions.

Herr Reichard Severely Condemns the Ex-
plorer's Actions.
BERLIN, April 13th-There is a bitter
feeling against Stanley here, which has
been ripening for some time and seems TO
grow more intense every day. This feel
ing found expression last night in lee
ture by Herr Reichari, the African ex-
plorer. Reichard asserted that when first
starting from Zanzibar on his quest for
Livingstone Stanley learned from Arab
traders there of the missing missionary s
whereabouts, but he carefully concealed
his discovery in order to give his feat an
air of greater ecl8t.
He learned in Zanzibar that the great
explorer was actually at place called
Ujiji, on Lake Tauganyika, where he ulu-
mately found him. So that his discovery
of Livingstone was nothing more than the
act of cheating player of blindmau s cuff.
Reichard ridiculed the line of action
adopted by Stanley in order to reach Wad-
elai, and accused him Of having been di-
rectly instrumental in wrecking the last
pillars which still supported the authority
of Emn in EduatOria
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FIGHTING TALK,
Kilrain, Sullivan and Corbett are Doing
Considerable Ginning

Considerable Ginning
New YORK, April 13th.-The friends of
Corbett are much exercised over the state
ments concerning him made by Sullivan
and Kilrain. Corbett treats the matter
lightly. He said: What Sullivan and
Kilrain say is all bosh. Everybody knows
l bested Kilrain clean and fair. As for
Sullivan's statement, l want to reiterate
what | said before. l will give him the
entire gate receipts at the benefit Monday
night if l fail to best him in any kind of a
set-to in four rounds. l would be only too
glad 10 box Sullivan for keeps"
The Sunday News says that Corbett and
McCaffrey had personal differences week
or two ago over certain remarks disparag-
ing to Corbett that McCaffrey is alleged to
have made. 1t is expected that when they
meet Monday each will attempt to knock
the other out
Corbett was presented with an elegant
walking-stick to-day by Professor Nike
Donovan and pupils of the New York
| Athletic Club. 1t has silver handle
| beariag suitable inscription.
Among those who will spar at the Ca
sino Monday night are Donovan, Ed. Con-
nors, Bosworth, Tommy Green, Johnny
| Corbett and McCaffrey will wind up. Sui
| livan, nettled at what Corbett has said, has
told his friends that he will appear at Cor
belts show and box the Californian.
Jack McAuliffe, in letter, says: 81
will fight Patsy Kerrigan for S5 600 side.
l have friends right with me to match Joe
McAuliffe against Sullivan for the same
amount in the same ring. l know what
Kerrigan is, for had to offer him 800 TO
step into a ring in Boston and fight for a
| paltry $3.50 purse. will only be too glad
| to meet him and fight for 5,Oe0 This
challenge has been in the papers once be-
fore that came the same way, but Sullivan
proved himselfa duffer in betting, if he is
a good one in the ring. He made bluff
then as now, but he would not cover the
| $500 forfeit that put up.
II am fighting tor money and not for
glory. If Sullivan has lots of glory al
ready, he can have lots of fun and can win
| S., coo at any time that Patsy Kerrigan can
get away with me in a kid-glove fight to q
finish. Then he can have more fun and
another S. 600 if he can whip Joe Nc
Auliffe and if he is not satisfied with
a $40, 900 winning he must want the earth
There is one thing l guess you newspaper
men have noticed, and that is he don't say
where his money can be covered. but
| guess he don't know himself, and it would
take search warrant read with magnify
| ing glass to find it."
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Unusual Activity Displayed Among the
Turkish Troops

Ihususi ACTIVITY Displayed Among the
Turkish Troops
LONDON, April lSth.-LateIy there has
been denial from ST. Petersburg of trouble
on the Russo-Afghan frontier. Later there
were rumors of complications on the Chi
neSe frontier of Siberia. Then came a
revival OF the reports of the massing of
troops on the Austrian -Roumauiau from
tier. Finally there is sudden awakening
OF the Turkish Government TO the neeese
sity of making active and immediate mill
tary preparations.
telegram from Vienna states that the
Sultan hiss issued orders TO all commanders
OF the army corps 10 examine their masa-
zines, store-houses and depots to ascertain
whether the army could be mobilized at
short notice; also to report as TO the effective
strength of their commands and the def
ciencies either in quantity or quality of
stores, ammunition or provisions
At Constsntinople it is proposed to equip
with modern appliances such old types of
battle ships as are still serv;ceable. and to
build new ships betterqualided for defeuse,
for which new dockyards are to be con-
StTucted
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AMERICAN WHEAT.
European Markets Greatly Affected by
the Sudden Advance.

New York, April 13th-A Times London
cablegram says: The remarkable advance
in the American wheat markets in the last
few days has attracted wide attention here
and ON the Continent. Prices in response
are going up everywhere. For some mex
plicable reason the facts regarding last year
have been ignored in all quarters.
The prices of breadstuffS are rather lover
than usual, although it is well known that
the worlds supply is smaller than even in
the most disastrous of recent bad years.
This phenomenon is discussed here now as
illustrating the way in which the modern
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GENERAL NOTICES.

Perhaps no local disease has puzzled
and baffled the medical profession more than
nasal catarrh. While not Immediately fatal, it
is among the most distressing and disgusting
ills the flesh Is heir to, and the records show
very few or no cases of radical cure of chronic
catarrh by any of the multitude of modes of
treatment until the introduction of Ely's Cream
Balm few years ago. The success of the prep
aration has been most gratifying and surprising.
Pullman Tourist Car Excursions.-Select
excursions via the Atlantic and Pacific Rail-
road Santa Fe route), under management of
salaried railroad employees, leave Sacramento
EVERY THURSDAY for all Eastern points.
Berths furnished through to Chicago. Rates
same ss from San Francisco. Baggage checked
through to destination. G. W. RA1LTON, agent,
81 J street, Sacramento. CAL mS-1mMWF
Pianos Tuned by the subscriber. who
has recently arrived from the East Price, Sc
L. B. BARTHOLOMEW, No 1905 L st. apl2 If
Blankets and Lace Curtains cleaned by
new process. SO cents 10 81 per pair. LANG'S
EYElNG and CLEANING WORKS, 9O9 K 81. apStf
OpeniDg.-The leading candy manufac-
tory at $40 X street The finest quality at rea-
ssrable prices. mI27-u
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14
Stanley Talks Back

LONDON, April 13,h.-In an interview
with the Times correspondent at Cannes,
Stanley declared the statement Father
SchiDze had made could Only emanate from
a depraved nature. Schinzes party were
half naked and half starved until he pro-
vided for them.
Referring to Emin Bey, Stanley said the
whole of Emins action is on a par with
that of De Brszza, who got King LeoDoid's
money and handed the results of his labors
with 1t to France. Stanley is surprised at
England allowing Wissmann's enterprise to
proceed without protest, and says the ex-
ploits of DR.. Peters ought TO be watched.
The Cxar is Weakening.
BERLIN, april 13th-Court advices from
St. Petersburg are that the movement in
the Cars circle. Grand Duke Vladimir,
the Cars brother, induced less By liberal.
ism than by fears of revolution. heads
the Ministerial section that is urging the
Gear 10 create Parliament, consisting of
| representatives .. the mobility elected by
Zemtsvos, with a limited number OF dele
| gates elec,ed by he towns The Cars re-
puguGnCe 70 psrliamenfs Is reported TO ae
giving wsy under the belief thas the sab
hshment of Parliament would put 40 end
! to the attempts on his life.
Violent Language.
ROME, April 18th large meeting of
the unemployed workmen was held here
| to-day. Some of the speakers INDUCED in
such violent and anarchicsl language that
| the police finally dispersed the crowd.
Argentine Ministry.
LONDON, April I3lh.-A dispatch from
Buenos Ayres announces the resignation OF
the Argentine Ministry.
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NEW TODAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices. Wants, Lost,
Found, For Sale To Let and similar notices under
this head are inserted for cents per line the frs.
time and cents per line each subsequent time AU
notices OF this character ioU be found under this
heading.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14

The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. J. Johnston & Co.'s, 40 ]
street, Sacramento, Cal
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THE SYMPT0MS OF Il

THE SYMPTOMS GO on mrI iIxES IA4sr
are bitter or bad taste in mouth. pain in the
baek, sides or joints, often mistaken for rheu-
matlsm; sour stomach, loss of appetite bowels
alternately costive and lax, headache; loss of
memory, with painful sensation of having
tailed to do something which ought to have
been done; debility, low spirits, thick yellow
appearance of the skin and eyes; q dry cough
often mistaken for consumption.
sometimes many of these symptoms attend
the disease, at Others very few; but the Liver,
the largest organ in the body, is generally the
seat OF the disease, and If not regulated in
time great suffering. wre.chedness and death
will ensue.
The BaitiTor Episcopal Methodist:
Simmons Liver Regulator is acknowI-
edged to have no equal as Liver medi-
cine. containing those Southern roots
and herbs which an ail-wise Providence
has placed in countries where Liver
diseases prevail"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14

Jno. H. Curley, the well known merchant
tailor, of s45 Market St. S. F., writes to the
Edwin W. Joy Co.. that for years he was
afflicted with dyspepsia which nothing re-
lieved till he commenced taking joys Vege-
ableSarsaparilla- He continues, az am still
taking it. Its mild laxative effects are ex-
ceedingly grateful to the system. It is q
pleasant surprise that awaits those who Go
not know what our vegetable juices do for
debility, sluggish liver and impaired digest
i've organs"
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14

Pears toilet Soap is the most elegant
adjunct.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14
EAST OF TIE ROCKIES.
L Pain Talk to American Girls Oh
Marrying Titles.
JAMES CORBETT ON SULLIVAN,
A Michigan Pleasure Steamer Runs
Into a Railroad Bridge, with
Fatal Results-Etc.
MARRYING ITALIANS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE REcoRD-uNIos
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FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

ITO LET-HoUSE OF ELEVEN ROOMS, AT
i $50 Eighth street. Inquire of DR.. Pinkham,
S.S Eighth street. apl2-6is
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THE personal discomfort and the worry
of constant cough, and tue soreness of
lungs and throat which usually attend it,
are all remedied by DR.. D. Jayne;s Expec-
torant, a safe medicine for pulmonary dis
orders and throat affections.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14

The railroads of the United States have
cost $4,000, 100000.
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In FOREIGN LANDS.
Henry \. Stanley'S Acts Criticised by
Leading Germans.
RUSSIA TO HAVE A PARLIAMENT.
The Gar Thinks by Making this
Concession His Life will be
More Secure.
DEFENSE PREPARATIONS.

ESPECIAL DErATCHEs TO THE RRooRD-uMoE.l J
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14

TsNO LET-ONE FRONT ROOM, NICELY
i furnished: first floor. Apply at 707 1 street.
apl2 3ts
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Movements of Surgeons.

osSAichtS VI cuTSeOuS.
WASHINGTON, April 13th-The follow
ing changes of the station of officers of the
medical department are ordered: Msjor
John w. Lauderdale, surgeon, from For.
Davis. Tex, to Fort Ontario, n. Y Cap
tain John Skinner. assistant surgeon,
from Fort Ontario, n Y, to Fort Davis,
Tex; Captain Harry o. Perlev, assistant
surgeon, from Fort Wayne, Mich, to Fort
Mason, CAL; Captain Henry G. Burton,
assistant surgeon, from David's Island, N.
l., to Vancouver; - Hopkins. assistant
surgeon, from Fort Mason, Cal, to Fort
Columbus, n. Y. harbor; Captain William
Stephenson, assistant surgeon, from Fort
Verde, Ariz., to Dsvid's Island. N. Y;
Lieutenant Charles Wilcox, from Fort Co.
lumbus, n. Y. barbor, to Fort Bowie, Ariz
The date of their relief from their present
stations will be fixed by the several Diyis-
ion Commanders.
An Indian Regiment.
WASHINGTON. April 13th.-Secretary
Proctor has under consideration plan for
raising regiment in the regular army
which will be composed of Indian soldiers
with Indians as the non-commissioned off,
GERS, and commissioned officers from the
regular army. He has asked the views of
the War Department commanders and the
only objection raised is that it would have
the effect of reducing the present regular
force of the army, es the law now limits
the army to $4,000 men including not to
exceed 600 Indian scouts. Indian Com
missioner Morgan is in favor of the plan
and it is probable that Congress will be
asked to make an appropriation to such q
regiment.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14

ITO LET-ONE LARGE FURNISHED ROOM
L in private family; no children use of bath
s.; one block from street cars. Inquire at this
office.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14
WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
Samuel j. Randall, the Well Known
Politician, is Dead.
KIND WORDS FROM SPEAKER REED
Biographical Sketch of Soldier
and q Statesman-Arrange
ments for the Funeral.
igrE0lAL DIsrATCHEs TO THE RsooRD-uNIoS.l
WASHINGTON CULLINGS.
KIND WORDS FROM SPEAKER REED
SAMUEL j. RANDALL.

isrE0AL DISPATCHES TO THE RsoosD-us1os.l
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Apply to c, T. DRUM, llO6 Taylor St., S. F.a9-12t
THO LET-A HOUSE OF FIVE ROOMS, WITH
i gas, bath and all conyeniences. Apply at
5l4 Eighth street ap9-6t*
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WANTEIt--s!OSr -EUUNSs,

WANTED "A CARPET SEWER AND
wv Layer. Melvin's Installment Store, us K
street. apl2-2ts
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14

CHICAGO, April 15th.-Several members
of the Carpenters and Builders Associa-
tion will attempt to commence work to-
morrow and endeavor to complete their
contracts. The strikers claim, however,
that they can't get men to go to work, but
as the bosses have advertised widespread
for men, it is believed that they will have
a small force at work this morning. The
smaller bosses have virtually conceded the
strikers demands. and committees are be-
ing appointed by both sides to arrange the
slight differences.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-14

DETROIT (Mich.), April 13th.-The river
steamer Handy Boy at noon to-day, en-
route from Saginaw to Bay City, ran into
the Flint and Pocmarquette Railroad
bridge. The two upper cabins were swept
off and large number of passengers swept
into the water. Seven are known to be
lost and there may be more The only
name known positively is that of Miss May
Haight. The Captain got ashore and dis
appeared. The engineer and wheeiman
were arrested.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

of Whi6k woula In IL human system
from thooo malAdiea
Bnt Iik6 III delvinR into the mysterious
and IT, e6eminely incredible, this bnsineas
q quits iiahls % Is ovsrdone. Trus scien-
lists, HORST and conscientious invest
eatofs, cannot hopc Is hold the feId 10
themsslsss. to ths exclusion Of chariatans
and crsnks. Against the impositions Of
Wild statsments 81 thess latter IL Il well for
~ public to b guarded. Il Il not necss-
cary 10 accept I'll that Il asserted or claimed
IN this connection because much that sur-
prises Il proven.
OF the extremely doubtful. the scarcely
beiisvsblo discoveries in the microbic line
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

INV reported action Of the Emperor of
Germany. In ordering tho establishment Of
kospitals throughout his empire. or depart
uheuts N he hospitals already established,
for the treatment Of consumptives In con-
iormancs with Professor Koch's alleged
discovery Of = cure for that dire and Hateful
disease, affords evidences that Emperor
Wtliam. At least. has become convinced
list Or. Koch's claims are we'll grounded.
He and others having satisfied themselves
Int consumption 10 the work Of microbe,
nd oil efforts to destroy this microbs by
~ usual means Of like
cures liks"-having failed, the Professor
bsoot himself. and he says with absolute
suoooss. 70 compound an artificial agent
that viii accomplish this result
With this compound, which il largely
mineral in its composition. he has made
numerous experiments. which except in
Ne last stages OF the disease. are said to
hare been invariably ana completely suc-
eossfnl. visibly to microscopic inspection
~ microbes have been destroyed. and %
tao satisfaction OF themselves and ali inves.
tifators the patients have been perfectly
cured. II therefore is not claimed ~ estab-
Jishod that the discovery viii cure extreme
caoss, but 1t is most Confidently asserted
HAT Il will afford an effectnal remedy in
The incipient stages. II such b the Gaze,
semembering that fully one-haif Of the
Deaths in this country are from that dis
-. and that even in its incipiency the
q ptpms arc well known and pronounced.
II kalue In the alienation of suffering and
IN reduction Of the death rate, and In ex-
lending the average Of human life. must
- incalculable.
Thus little BY little the aid Of the micro.
scope and the Investigation OF atoms are
giving man the vantage. one by one. over
those evils TO which his fiesh has been her.
and which hare been considered mos,
malignant and incurabls. To the salts
tacsion Of many learned men il has been
definitely settled that smallpox. aipatheria
variola. scarlet felver. measalss. cholsrA ill
malarial diseases, and now consumption.
- the work 81 one and another speciss Of
- nischif voas asona. the dc trussien
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13

The Chicago Tribune disputes the Democratic
claim Of majority in the Illinois legislature
and publishes q list in detail, giving the result
in each district which shows that the Republic.
cans hav ~ senator's and 10 In the House, or
just one-hah OF the leg stature. while the Demo.
crats have but a in the senate and rs in the
House. to.al Of 30, snd there are three All !.
ance men. who are just ~ likely to vote one
way a. the her. but more likely to claim the
senator themselves General Palmer, II seems,
viii have a chance TO repeat Tiiden's song, SO
near and yet 90 far" With q tie between the
two parties in the House . new superintendent
Of Illinois by this Legislature is deemed highly
improbable.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-11-13
The Greatest City In the Northwest.
Chicago Tribuna

Mf. EDWARD Bieweti, q resident Of the Burnt
river country In Eastern Oregon, and one OF the
most prominent stockmen in the United States.
- soJourniug in the city. Mr.. Blewett IL an ar.
dent believer In the future greatness of Seattle.
The last census gives the city Of Seattle pop
ulatiOn of $780," said he yesterday. s.Sincs
this enumeration was made there has been an
Influx Of not less than 5000 people. Add to this
the population Of Ballard and Fremont two adj
jacvnt towns. the former with 1850 and the lat
ter with 2,00J, together with South aud West
seattle. gives Seattle virtually . total popula.
ton Of 81 400 people, thereby making It the lasx
est city north Of San Francisco, barring Port
land. Or The Great Northern raalroad-hill's
road-has upward OF 5000 men at work from
Seattle east, and Is employing all the available
men to hasten it, completion to connect with III
present western terminus, which 10 now Fort
Assinibone. Tue Seattle, Lake Shore 4 Eastern
railroad has seventy-fve miles Of track COM
pleted upon its eastern extension. and Deem
Der will have l75 miles OF track constructed.
extending from Seattle north to British Colum.
bia, where 1t is to connect with the Canad ian
Pacific railroad. thereby competing . through
connecting line. Seattle" concluded Mr. Blew.
ett lit is predicted, will soon come one Of the
greatest manufacturing cities upon the Pacific
coast and the greatest in the far North wes..''
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A BOSTON LULLABY.

Tranquilize, Pericles offspring divinei
Suffer thy visual organs TO cl,se
And on this bosom pulsating for thee.
Allow tiny prodigious caput to repose
On, let the burrows depart from thy brow;
Thy cerebeilum, preponderate, eese.
Ponder no more on the thus or the how.
From thy researches temprarily cease
Let no sensation OF terror di.burb.
Nothing, fair child, is there thee to alarm:
Fabulous lem n ne spirits will watch,
While thou art dormant. to keep thee from
harm.
High in cerulean vapors ab1ve
scint.llate luminous bodies so bright:
There, Il matutinal cnanti leers crow.
Will hey obtain, guarding thee through thu
night
Then, precious prodigy. Danish all care,
Let thy small thorax expand with sleeps
breath,
And. as the slumberous shadows descend,
Mother will lun thee with sonss from Mac
beth.
Boston Traveller.