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CAPTURED BY hid.
The Renegade Carries Of Girl and Subs,
ouaptIy Ra1aasaz usr

The Renegade Carries Of Girl and Subse-
quently Releases Her.
PHGNIX, Ariz, May 2S.-The latest re-
ports from the Apache renegade. Kid. ara
to the effect that he had killed his squaw on
Black River few days ago and captured a
young girl. The girl was afterward sent
back to her people. Kid sent word by her
that he saw the scouts and soldiers several
times when they were after him two weeks
ago and also sent to his friends not TO be
uneasy about him as he had three belts Of
cartridges, a Winchester rife aud revolvers
and that all the soldiers and Indians in
A rizOna could not catch him. He intended
to surrender in two years, he said. and ho
thought that he w0nld be tired of running
around by that time. The girl said he was
lnnkinp vary him
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Storms in Snain.

MADRID. May 28-The storm in Northern
Spain yesterday was accompanied by hail
stones OF unusually large size. In the
provinces of Burgos, Valencia and Sala-
manca much damage was done fruit and
other crops. Iu Burgos alone the vine
yards adjacent TO 20 villages were DESTROYED
a9d many persons were Injured. A number
Of deaths are reported Of persons who were
struck by lightning
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ITALY'S CRISIS.
The Disagreement Between the Deputies and
the Cabinet.

o
ROME, May -Signor Biancheri was to-
day reelected President of the Chamber OF
Deputies by vote of 3l2 to 81 The Cabi-
net crisis was brought on by party contest
in the Chamber which reserved for debate
the vote on the budget for the next six
months asked for yesterday by Premier Go
litti, the resignation of whose Ministry the
King declined to accept. 1t is reported that
II the Chamber refuses the credits that
Signor GioIitti asks for they will be pro-
vided by royal decree.
LONDON, May 28 The news from Rome Of
the Kings unprecedented action In keeping
a defeated Ministry in office creates aston
ishment, and is held to confirm the suspicion
that special motives, unknown 10 the public,
exist for not reducing the military budget
In the interest of the Driebund.
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ALMOST A CONFEDERATION.
Fire Breaks Out at Spokane While High
Wind Ia RInuui,1

Fire Breaks Out at Spokane While High
Wind Is Blowing
SPOKANE, Wash, May 28.-At midnight
fire broke out in frame lodging-house on
Second street, between Post and Lincoln.
A high wind was blowing at the time from
the south, and though the department
was promptly on the ground, the flames
to pass entirely beyond control and de-
velOp into an ugly couhagratioa.
They were finally conquered though,
after burning out a number of frame build
ings on the row running east TO Post and
south toward Third street 1t is impossible
to state the loss, but it cannot be great as
the buildings were frame, and being out OF
the business section were partly uuoccupied,
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TWO BURGLARS CONFESS.
But 01e Of TLem Refuses to Talk About His
Family.

Family
SAN ANDREAs, May 2S.-The two burg
lars that have been marching through ANA
dor and CalaveTas counties on q foraging
expedition for the past month and who
were denti fed by Conductor Mcclellan on
Wednesday, the 25th inst. on the train from
Valley Springs 20 Lodi, and were arrested
by officers who boarded the train before
reaching Lodi, made a full confession to
Sheriff Thorn yesterday. Nearly all the
stuff found with them when arrested was
obtained from nine burgareS in Calaveras
County. Most Of their plunder from burglar
les in Amador County was planted" but
in their con fession they divuged to Sheriff
Thorn the exact hiding-place, and as soon
as possible he will recover it. The name of
one Of the burglars is Ed Connolly. He was
born in Sonora, TuOlumne County. on June
10. 1858. His father and mother are both
dead. The other refuses to talk of his
family relations and, aside from giving his
name as John Stevens and cOnfessing his
crimes with Connolly. will say nothing
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Governor Eagle teIegraphed Professor J. c.
Branner. the State GeolOgist, now iD Cali
forna, to come and make an offleIal exam
nation Colonel NJ f. Locke, Commits
sioner Of the Bureau of Agriculture. Mines
and Manufacture. says the find is in no way
exaggerated. The ore assays all the way
from $3.50 to Sll0
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SOUTHERN FRUIT.
Reports Of Injury to Florida 0ranges-GeOi
gia's Product Increasing.


New YORK, May 2S.-E. l.. GoOdssll,
fruit auctioneer, has just returned from a
long trip West and South. In nm interview
he says the Florida orange crop unQues-
tionaby has been injured To what extent
1t is impossible to say, and the next years
output will not exceed that of the past seq
son. The early grape crop in Georgia will
be very heavy and Of good quality,
and the peach crop will be considerable.
Goodsell believes that Georgia in a short
time will produce immense quantities of
excellent fruit Goodsell is urging the roads
east of Chicago TO second the efforts OF con-
nected lines from California to give equally
fast service from Chicago TO New Y 0rk In
the interests of the fruit trade.
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Thew Want Mcnev

signed by Justin Mccarthy, Timothy Healy,
Thomas Sexton, William OBrien, Il. p.
O'Connor and other nti-Parnellltes will be
issued on Monday. 1t will say that the OPP
portunty the people have been looking for
ward to during the last six years is now
at hand and will call on the constituencies
TO take immediate steps to provide for heavy
election expenses.
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Turkish Hrigands Rshsadsd.

ATHENS, May 2S.-A band ofsix brigands,
who have long terrorzed the people of
Turkish Epirus, was killed while engaged
for whose release they determined to de-
mand a heavy ransom. The bodies Of the
outlaws were deeapitated by order of the
authorities and exposed to public view in
the market-place at Yanini, European Tur-
KEY,
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STOCKTON. May 2s.-Stages wiz COM
mence running on the Big Oak Flat route
TO the Yosemite early next week. The road
has already been stocked, and one stage has
been sent into the valley. The road is re-
ported in fine condition. with only little
snow on tho summit, when viii be cleared
away in few davS
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thought to be. BE clambered from
the stream into swampy woods and
disappeared. The engine ran on to White
S0rings, a village on the other bank, and
pack of blOodhOunds were sent Cor. and
with hastily gathered posse, the SberiffS
again started in pursuit. The posse is now
reported as hot on the track. and having
fred at Floyd repeatedly.
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Chicago Pool Champions Beaten.

NEW YORK, May 2S,-The final series in
the 600 ball pool championship. between
Powers and Werner of Chicago. and De Oro
of Cuba and Manning of New York, re-
suited Tonight In total score of 600 for De
Orc and Manning, and 5S7 for Powers and
Werner
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Reeiprocitv With Ap,tr;s

VIENNA, May 2S.-The reciprocity treaty
between Austria and the United States has
been signed at Washington. Austrian su-
gar, moiasses and skins will enter the United
States free. IN return Austria gives the
United States the favored nation treatment
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Silver for tha baltimore.

BALTIMORE. May 2S.-General Felix Ag-
nus has just sent letter to Captain William
Whitehead Of the cruiser Baltimore. in care
of the cOmmandant of the navy-yard, Mare
Island, Cal, stating that he has sent him
tho box containing the silver for the cruiser
subscribed at tile office of the Baltimore
American by citizens of Baltimore.
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review which was to have been had on the
occasion Of President Carn0t's visit TO this
place has been abandoned.
BAD Harvssts in Russia.

ST. PETERSBURG. May 28-The Economic
Society has received reports telling of bad
harvest In fourteen Government districts in
Russia, including the districts of Kieff,
Bessarabia. CheTson. VorOnesh, Ekater-
inOsay, Poltava and Perm.
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Garza,s Friend Sentenced.

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, May 2S.-The Judge
sentenced Colonel Pablo Munoz found
guilty of assisting in the Cara revolution,
to imprisonment for one year and half,
and to pay fine Of $4,000.
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Over a New Road.

SAN BERNARDINo, May 2S.-A large party
of railroad men and newspaper men from
Los Angeles, San Diego and this city left
this morning over the new road for Bear
Valley, $500 feet above the sea level. The
party will return ON Monday.
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pimple NOT eYeh scar on head or face He is 10
months old now, and mas signs OF the disease
His scalp is healthy and he has beautiful head OF
hair. (See portrait herewith
MRS OSCAR 4MES, WoodSton. Kan
My infant, eighteen months old, was sflIcted with
ski n eruptionss0u his hips Bad sores came on Other
parts. All remedies failed until ( procured CUrF
cURA. Cured a year and uo return OF disease
MRS. A. NJ. WALKER, CarsonVille, Ga
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LEVEEs STAND FIRM.
But There Is Grave Fear of Flood in the
Valley

valley.
SACRAMENTO. May 28.-The river TO-
mains unchanged at this place. standing at
26 feet II inches, and the Ievees still hold,
although there is an occasional scare down
the river, caused by gopher-hOes. through
which the water finds its way.
A passenger by to-day'S steamer from San
Francisco says: Il found the river up to
Highly water mark and threatening to break
In two or three dozen Places but for the sand
bags piled three TOws high. ! saw men
patrolling the leyees with shOtguns and
rifles and yelling to the passing steamer to
keep away and slow down. Tie wharf at
ClaIks burg is foot under Watarn
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The Rr1dce ment nnwn-

YUBA CITY, May 28.-Word was reel ivad
hero this morning that one tent Of the long
bridge across Butts Slough, Is miles west of
here, had gone down. The water there is
very high, and drove Of cattle sunk the
bridge. The cattle were recovered.
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AFTER SULLIVAN.

An English Nobleman Seeks to Arouse his
Cupidity.
NEW YORK, May 2S.-1he Herald's Lon
don cable says: 1t is stated that noble
man. presumably the Earl Of Lonsdale, has
made an offer of e100O for match between
the winner Of the Slavin-J Jackson fight and
the Sullivan Corbett fight, exclusive of any
other money that may be put up by the
clubs or the hackers Of the men, on cOndi-
ton that the fight takes place in Europe.
The offer is mainly directed at Sullivan,
whom it ought to stimulate to supreme
off
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Wounded in a Duel.

PARIS, May pa duel was fought to-
day by NJ. COuturieu, member of the
Chamber Of Deputies, and NJ. Burdeau, a
Partisan journalist. The meeting resulted
in Burdeau being severely wounded in the
wrist,
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had suddenly ''gOne stale" 1t was found
that he had been taking too many fresh
water baths, which made him lose flesh rap
idly. On the other hand, the hot weather
has affected Slavin, and instead Of building
un be has gOne down.
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Coli Found in Arkansas.

LITTLE Rock, May 2S.-There is consid-
erabe excitement in Montgomery County
over the discovery OF very valuable vein
Of gold ore in the Lost Louisiana mine.
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Yirrinia,s New sanatnr

RICHMOND. Va. May 2S.-The Governor
has appointed General Eppa Hunter United
States Senator to fill the vacancy caused by
the death of Senator Barbour.
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A RoBBER's ESCAPE.

Floyd, the Florida Train Agent, Jumps From
Bridge ard Disappears.
PALATKA, Fla, May 2S.-Sheriffs Ander-
son and Kurtz started after Bob Floyd. the
third of the express robbers, yesterday
on special engine and when cross-
ing over a tresto leading to the bridge
across the Suano, man who was
crossing It threw frightened glance back
ward and then leaped off into the water and
the engine rolled past 1t was FLOYD. whom
the officers were pursuing. and lie
was 60 miles from where he was
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BURIED ALIVE.

The Horrible Fate Of Trooper in the Fourth
Cavalry.
PHGNIx, MAY 2S.-A ghastly sight yes
terday met the eyes of the parties engaged in
removing the remains OF soldiers from Fort
Lowell to the national cemetery. The evil
denc5s were plain that James DeYlnny,
member of L Troop, Fourth Cavalry, as
signed TO stable duty. and who died there
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THE RESULT UNCERTAIN.
Jackson and slevin Are Both Losing


Ground
LONDON, May 28-The Slavin-J Jackson
fight, which takes place on Monday even
ing. begins to engross the attention of
nearly all the 2500 club members who pro-
rose TO witness the struggle. and fully 500
others who have paid the SIPS entrance fee.
Early In the week the betting jumped to II
to 4 on Slavin. The cause Of this sudden
turn was due TO the rumor that jackson
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The Review Abandoned.

NANCY, Nay 2S. After the exchange Of
kilograms between the prefecture heie and
the Emslee authorities to-day the projected
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soul-Traps OF the Citv,

In Metropolitan Temple this afternoon II.
G. Mccoy will talk of 1.-THE Relationship
of Young Men to the Soul-traps of the City"
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A SOUTHERN PACIFIC SCHEME
To Head Off the New Road From the Coast
TO Salt Lake.

STOCKTON, May %. - Southern Paeiic
surveyors are working their way eaSterIy
from Copperopolis, and have reached 8
high point about four miles beyond that
town, on the route 20 Angels Camp. They
are setting stakes through a new section,
having taken for starting point the Old
line entering the copper mining town. 1t is
generally believed that they are at work
to head off the San Francisco and Salt Lake
road and to secure the Big Tree route over
the mountains.
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DECLARED A DRAW.
Van Hest and siddOns Fought to Complete
Staudstill


NEW ORLEANS. May 2S.-At the Metro
politan Club Tonight IAN Host and Siddons
fought their second battle. In the first few
rounds there was some pretty good work
and severe blows were interehangeG, but
after about the fifteenth round neither
seemed able to do the other much damage,
both being pretty we'll tired, as was also the
audience. After the forty-seventh round
the referee declared the contest draw.
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Ocean Mail Carrying.
The silver Convention Adjourned.

discussed the question of raising funds.
Large contributions and pledges from Colo
RADIO ard other States were received for
Immediate needs. 1t is proposed to publish
newspaper occasionally in the interest of
free coinage. After routine business the
convention adjourned sine die.
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=
1t matter would oOze from
the points. In a short time
it spread over the top OF
his head, then scsbs soon
form ed on head and face.
We used everything wo
could hear OF for nearly
I've months. 1t tgrew worse
IN the time. l saw your
advertisement of the Cur
ICURA REMEDIES in the
Chicago Weekly. We pur-
chased CUTfCURA RENE
DIES and commenced their
use. In three weeks time
there was not q sure or
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TERRIBLE ITCHING
Used Everything Five Months. In
Three Weeks Not Scar or Pimple.
Cured by Cuticura.

When my baby was three months old his cheeks
and forehead began TO break out with white pirn-
pies red surface. In few days Itching com
menced. Mhicl was terriDle. After he would rnh
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Cuticura ResoIvent

The new Blood Purifier, internally (to cleanse ths
blood OF all impurities and poisonous eiementSls
and CUTICURA. the great Skin Cure. and CUrIcukA
SOAR, an exquisite Skin Beauther exteTnaiiy (t0
clear the skin and scalp and restore the hlir nave
cured thousands of cases where the SuMerluS was
almost beyond en- durance hair ifelesS or all goue
Disagreement terrible what other reneuIes hafS
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these forces is always reducible peace
ably, humanely and satisfactorily, if on
the one hand stuhbornness and soulless
greed are eliminated, and on the other
hand the headship of labor is character
lied by reasons wisdom instead of preju
dice, haste and passion. But where
neither of the irritating elements can be
put out of the issue, there must be sim
ply divergence and complete separation,
for society cannot and viii not suffer dis
turoance by their violent contention,
and the employment of unlawful force.
The public judgment can be trusted to be
just; it will as certainly frown down
tyranny in tie employing ranks as it
will put down resort to force and usur-
patton of the authority of law by the en-
ployed
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The California Press Association at its
recent session at Pasadena took higher
ground regarding membership, and
wisely so. It resolved, first, to carry no
delinquents upon it's books, and to dis
pense with the membership which is
only spasmodic in its contribution to the
common end. Next it construed its
membership qualification law to mean
the exclusion of mere correspondents,
fugitive writers and hangers on. The
membership is now of genuine newspa-
per men who follow the business for
livelihood either as proprietors, publish
ers, editors or managers, and the assocl-
alton has expressed its determination
with unmistakable emphasis to keep its
rolls clean and up to this standard. 1t is
significant of an upward lift of the busi-
ness, the taking on of more of dignity
and character, and of a desire to give
better tone to the calling. All the pro-
ceedings of the session were in this direc-
tion, and looked towards a closer union Of
newspaper interests, their general bet
terment and the elevation of the whole
character of newspaper work. There is
room for such improvement, plenty of
opportunity to get rural journalism upon
a higher and more independent level,
and thus greatly augment its capacity to
well serve rural communities and to adj
vance the upbuilding and development OF
the State and all its material interests.
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SUPERIOR COURT.

Department One-CatIln, Judge.
SACRAMENTO, November 21st.
People VS.. J. J. sullivan. embezzlement-
Continued till December 14th.
People vs.. William Becker, ro6bery-BOnd
declared forfeited.
Department Two-Johnson, Judge.
SACRAMENTO, November 21st.
People vs.. Geo. Smith, Inurder-Continued
till Friday.
der.
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Weather Fnrecnsr

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight, November 22d:
Northern California-Fair, except foggy and
cloudy along the coast, with showers on the
northwest coast; south to west winds: slightly
cooler,
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The RECoRD-UNIoH and WEEKLY
UNION are the only papers on the Coast,
outside Of San Francisco, that re-
cesOe the fuH Associated Press Dis
patches from all parts Of the world. out
side Of San Francisco, they hare no COM
petitorS, either IN Influence or home and
general circulation throughout the State.
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Seventh District.

Good Cooking
Is one of the chief blessings of every
home. To always insure good custards,
puddings, sauces, etc, use Gail Borden
Eagle" Brand Condensed Milk. Direc-
tions on the label. Sold by your grocer
and druggist.
DoN'T become constipated. Take
BEECHAM's Pulls.
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THANKSGIVING FESTIVAL

WILL BE HELD IN TURNER HALL
w THURSDAY EVENING, November
oath, for the benefit of the Sisters of Mercy.
Music by Jones' Fisch & Watson. Admission,
so cents, There will be dinner served by the
ladies during the day from II A. NJ. to 4 P. NJ,
and supper at night. n17-1w
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SUPREME COURT MINUTES
Department One.

MONDAY, November 21, 1S92.
Court met at l p. NJ PTesent-Paterson, j.,
presiding Garoutte, j.; Harrison, j.; Culp,
Deputy Clerk; Washburn, Baillf.
IL, ,072-Sanders vs. Sehon lAuditor), etc.
by DOnOhOe for appellant, Gels for
respondent, and submitted.
1S,016-Ihompson VS.. Brandt ct al.-Pur-
suant to stipulation filed herein, ordered sub
mitted upon briefs on tile.
15,020-kenneuy vs.. GlOster ct al.-On mo-
ton of L. r. Wene for appellant, ordered sub
united upon briefs on file.
1S,O33-Packer ct al VS.. Dcray ct al.-On
motion of +. r. Wehe for appellant, ordered
submitted upon briefs on hle.
1S,OS1-Mudd VS.. Mudd-Cause and mo-
tion TO strike out bill of exceptions. Argued
by Albery for appellant, DonohOe for respond
ent, ana submitted.
S,003-Lindsay Irrigation Company VS..
Mehrtens ct al.-Argued by Cross III z. p. for
respondent, Wallace for appellant, and sub
mitted.
1S,o7I-Clairborn (executor) VS.. Castle
Argued by Hon for appellant Campbell for
res pOndent, and submitted.
Adjourned TO 10 A. NJ. tomorrow.
Department TWO.
MONDAY, November 21, ,1SQ2
Court met at 10 a. ". Observation-Disclosures
j., presiding; DeHayen, j.; Sharpstein, j.;
McCalvy, Deputy Clerk; Washburn, Bailiff.
20,945-People VS.. Sansome; 20, S44-Peo-
pie vs.. ellis. Upon consent OF counsel, or
dered that causes be submitted upon briefs on
file.
2O,9O6-People VS.. Lane; 2O.949-People
vs. Wong All Leong. Upon motion Of Layson,
ordered that causes be continued for the term
2O,95O-PeoIle VS.. James-Cause argued by
Roth Tor appellant, Layson tor RESP ondent,
and submitted.
S,OS5-Wilhelm vs.. Silvester-Cause ar
gued by Burrows for respondent, Kits for ap-
pellant, and submitted.
Is, S,0O2-Powell VS.. iatison; 18,073-Powell
VS.. Patison-CauseS argued by Hazen for ap-
pelant Reed lor respondent, and submitted
20, ,940-People VS.. Fagan-Upon consent of
counsel, ordered that cause be submitted upon
briefs on file.
93S-People vs.. Fagan-All II briefs not be-
term.
Adjourned.
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Gs- These publications are sent either by
Mall or Express 10 agents or single sub
soribeTs with charges prepaid. All Postmast-
ers are agents
Ihe best advertising mediums on the Pacific
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Record L Union-Teiephone No. 10.
For Editorial Rooms. ring one bell.
For BQsiness once. ring three bells.
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Mr.. CLEVELAND, in two very clear
statements made within a very few days,
gives it to be understood that he will not
be controlled by the demand of partisans
for division of the spoils. He proposes to
consider first the needs of the country
and to make party advantage always sec
ondary. OF course this will be very diff
cult for him to do; party pressure will be
brought to bear upon him with greater
force than in the case of any Presidential
predecessor; but Mr.. Cleveland would
seem to have made up his mind to stand
firm against such party pressure, recog-
nizing the fact that not his party alone
secured his election, but hosts of voters
who are non-affiliates with the Democ-
racy. If he is able to hold off his party,
and control it in its demand for the divis-
ion of spoils, he will prove himself he
roic. The whole body Of the country
outside of hide-bound partisanship, viii
stand by him in maintaining the position
he is said to have taken.
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NOTICE TO THE PUBL

NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
7 HAVE THIS DAY PURCHASED THE
1 interest of A Mikulich in the Seal Rock
Restaurant, and Will pay all bills and assume
all liabilities from and after this date.
A. STAHL.
Sacramento, November IL, 1892.
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Entered at the Postofice at Sacramento as
leoond-class matter.