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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
The Philadelphla,s Narrow Escape

New YORK, Sept. 30.-The United States
steamship Philadelphia arrived to-day,
and it has been learned that the recent
accident during the sham battle at Balti<
more came near blowing up the ship,
When the cartridge, exploded before tho
ing to the magazine was open. and
particles OF the ignited powder-bae went
down into the magazine Lieutenant
Fremont, who was in charge of the
powder division, did all he could to sup
press the disorder, but all but two fed
from him. With the aid of these two ha
succeeded In extinguishing the fire be-
fore it reached the cases of the proiectiles,
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ORIENTAL ADvICEs.
Indignation in Japan at the CrusafI
Against japanese in Idaho.


Against japanese in Idaho.
VANCOUVER, Sept. so. = Oriental adj
vices received by the steamship Empress
of India are as follows:
The steps recently taken by Japan in
al olishing the clause in the treaty with
Portugal, which provides for Consular
jurisdiction, are still being warmly dis
cussed by foreign and japanese journals
in Japan.
A letter has been published from Mr..
Loureiro, late Portuguese Consul-Gen-
sral at Toxic, denying the charges made
against him, that he played into the
hands of Niscount Evomotoy, tho Japan
csc Foreign Minister. in the hope of
pronung II Portugal were compelled to re-
consider her decision. Loureiro threatens
10 prosecute the papers publishing these
statements. Meantime the French repre-
sentative at Toxic has been appointed
portuguese representative, but the Japan
csc government asserts that be has not
been vested with judicial functions, and
refuses 10 recognize him.
1t Is predicted that the Japanese Gov
eminent may regard Mr.. Hitroror. the
new russian Minister, as persona non
grata on account of his alleged action in
the conspiracy against the life of Prince
Ferdinand of Bulgaria.
The crusade against Japanese in Idaho
caused great indignation and led to con-
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
RECORD OF CRIMES.
a Grand Army Veteran Brutally
Beaten to Death.

a Grand Army Veteran BrutaIIy
Beaten to Death.
NEW YORK, Sept 30.-Franlx Paulsen,
Grand Army veteran, was brutally
beaten to death in an upper room on
Hester street late last night. When dis
covered there were evidences of fearful
struggle. In the victims hand there was
a lock of auburn hair, evidently torn
from the head of the assassin. Later a
man believed to be the murderer was ar
rested. He carried an ak, with which
the deed was probably committed.
The name Of the murderer is Frank w.
Roll. He has been fully identified as
the man seen running away from the
scene of the crime, and some of Paulsen's
Jewelry was found on him. He resisted
arrest with an ak.
AN OLD FEUD RENEWED.
LEXINGTON (Mo.), Sept. 30. = Harry
Plattenburg and James Mcdowell re-
vived an old feud last night. Platten-
burg killed Mcdowell and dangerously
wounded Policeman Gray.
ROBBERS KILL a SHERIFF.
GUTHRIE %. t., Sept. 3O.-It is re-
ported that Sheriff Nippail of Cowlev
robbed the bank at Dexter, while pur-
suing them in Usage county.
AN ANGRY WOMAN KILLS TWO CHILDREN.
CALLIPoLIs (O.). Sept. 3O-Mrs. James
Pike, becoming incensed at some re-
marks of neighbor, Charles Bippers.
took shotgun and shot and killed
Bippers' two children.
A MAIL CARRIERS FATE.
ALBUQUERQUE On. NJ, Sept. 3O.-The
body of AmadO Montaya, the mail car
Tier between White Oaks and Pine Mills,
n. M, who has been missing since the
18th inst, was found to-day with three
deep gashes in the head, showing he had
been murdered. The place where the
body was found is forty-tive miles north
of White Oaks and four south of Red
Cloud, in the Callenas Mountains. The
mail pouches had been rihed.
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CABRILLO CELEBRATION.
The Third and Last Days Programme
Successfully Carried Out,

The Third and Last Days Programme
Successfully Carried Out.
SAN DIEGO, Sept 30.-The vaouero
tournament at the Coronado race-track
closed the third day of the Cabrillo cele-
bration, and, like the preceding numbers
of the programme, was complete sue
cess. Both the Coronado and Benicia
steam ferries were in use, running on
minute service, but they were made
quate to handle the immense throngs.
and sailboats, steam launches and row
boats were called into requisition. About
5000 people attended the tournament at
the plaza this evening, an audience of
5000 being entertained by an open-air
concert by the Mexican band. A grand
fireworks exhibition at Coronado and an
excursion by moonlight on the bay
closed the three days celebration.
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THUNDER AND LIGHTNING.
Heavy Storm in the Vicinity of Lodi
a Cbinaman Killed.

a Cnlnaman Killed.
LODI, Sept. 30.-One of the severest
thunder and lightning storms ever wit
messed here took place last night. Soon
after the thunder began to roar heavy
wind came up, and soon rain commenced
falling. The rain damaged watermelons
and hay and grain III the fields to con-
siderable extent. The damage by light
ming was as follows: The telephone be-
tween Lodi and Gait was damaged: the
roof was blown off Clements bridge; four
telephone poles in the outskirts of Lodi
were struck by lightning; the windmill
on the Steacy place, near Clements. was
wrecked and the buildings damaged
lightning entered the telephone station
at Woodbridge and wrecked the instru-
ments; a tree fell on Chinese hut near
Lockford and lit two Chinese who were
sleeping, nIihn4 one and breaking the
arm of the other.
MERGED, Sept. 30.-A light rain fell
last night, accompanied by thunder and
lightning. There was slight damage to
raisinS and dried fruit.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
a YOUNG BOY SUICIDES.
Blew the Top of His Head Off With an
Old Musket.

Old MuSket.
ASHLAND orr, Sept. 3O.-S. E. Day,
the 13-year-old son of ex-County Judge
Silas J. Day of Jacksonville, committed
suicide by blowing the top of his head
off with an old musket at Jacksonville
this morning.
The boy had been attending school and
yesterday played truant and went to the
Central Point Fair. His father had
promised to allow him to attend the fair
to-day with the family. BY learning of
his running away yesterday he thought
to punish him by compelling the boy to
remain home. The boy then wanted to
go hunting, but his mother forbade and
gave him work to do at home. Soon the
boy was missed, and search revealed
him at the barn, near the house, dead. he
having taken an old fashioned musket.
placed the muzzle near his head and dis
charging the weapon with his foot. liter
ally blowing his head of.
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The Ironwood Mine Acctdant

IRoNwooD (Mich.), Sept. 30.-A braham
Thompson, one OF the men buried in the
Norris mine, was rescued this morning.
1t is believed the other ten will perish
before they can be rescued. The rescuing
party reached No. 2 room TONIGHT and
found it intact, but none of the missing
ten men were IN it. 1t is feared that
Thompson is the only one that will es-
cape.
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Fatal Hotel Fire.

DENVER, Sept. 30.-The Buena Vista
Hotel was destroyed by fire at an early
hour this morning. Gustav Kearz,
ledger, persisted, and Anna Gunderson.
A. McDougal and Tom Arnold were Sc
verely and perhaps fatally burned. The
police believe the fire was incendiary.
and the design murder and robbery
kearz was known to have had large
sum OF money last uight, but no trace of
it was found on the remains.
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Marin County Politics.

SAN RAFAEL, Sept. 30.-Some of the
candidates who have been defeated in the
recent nominations here, seeing that
their friends will still stand by them.
have decided to rest on the result of run
ming on the Independent ticket. They
are quite numerous and can be readily
recognized on the principal boulevard of
the town with the necessary implements
to comply with the law. The majority
are from the Republican ranks.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
Mccartney After Corbett.

PITTsBURG, Sept. 30.-Thomas McCaf-
frey, a brother of Dominick Mccartney,
has deposited $500 as forfeit that James
Corbett cannot make good the assertion
that he could knock Dominiciz out in four
rounds. Mccartney says the forfeit is for
bet of $1,000, and the contest can take
place at the Manhattan Club, Coney
Island Athletic Club, or Madison-square
Garden six weeks after signing the ar
ticles.
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John f. Davis at Lodi.

LODI, Sept. 30.-Hon. John F. Davis.
Republican nominee for Congress from
this district, addressed large and enthu-
siastic audience here last evening. The
meeting was called to order in tent, but
a storm came on and blew the tent
down, and the audience reassembled in
Smiths Hall, and the speaker resumed
his Sneach
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
FRUIT-GRowERs.
Matters Before the State horticulture

Matters Before the State horticultural
Society.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 80. - AT the
monthly meeting of the State Horticult-
ural Society to-day, s. j. Stabler of Yuba
City presided.
r. H. Hewitt of Los Angeles and John
Isaacs of this city were elected to mem
bership.
The committee appointed to arrange a
show of California products at the Inter
national Food Exposition in Madison
square Garden in New York City, re.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
No Intent to Murder the Emneror

WASHINGTON, Sept. 30.-The Depart
ment of State is informed by the Chinese
Minister that there was nothing in the
certificates found upon the Chinaman re-
Gently arrested in Detroit for being unlaw-
fully in the United States to show that the
society issuing them had such an object
in view as the murder of the Emperor of
China
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HELD FOR TREASON.
A Number of Homestead Strikers
Placed Under Arrest.
CHARGED WITH LEVYING WAR ON
THE COMMONWEALTH

A Grand Army Veteran Beaten TO
Death In New York-A Mail Carrier
Murdered in New Mexico and the
Mail Pouches Rifled-An Ohio
Woman. Becoming IncenSed at the
Remarks of Neighbor, Seeks Re-
the Latter.
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Very Near to Nancy Hanks.

SPRINGFIELD (Mass.), Sept. 30.-Windle
made mile with flying start to-day in
2:04 As, beating Zimmerman's record and
the worlds record of 2:O6 As. Windle
passed the three-quarter post in 1872 3-5,
lowering the record of 1873 As by Tyler.
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Found Dead in His Room.

DENVER, Sept. 3O.-The badly decom-
posed body of o. L. Prescott, prominent
Democratic politician and contractor, was
found in his room at the Revere House
this morning. He had been missing sew
eral days and it was evident that he had
been dead over week. The cause of
death is unknown.
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The Difficulty broadening.

OTTAWA (ont.), Sept. 30.-It is rumored
the difficulty between Governor Schultz
OF Manitoba and the Ottawa Government,
over the former refusing to sign certain
orders in Council passed by the Govern
ment, is broadening, and is likely to re-
sult.in the Lieutenant-G Governor following
the example of Governor Anglers in dis
missing the Ministry
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Record Meeting at Stockton.

STOCKTON, Sept. 30.-A record trotting
meeting win be opened here about the
10th of October, and continue long as
the horses are being worked for speed.
Willard Sanders is here with a lot of
Wilkes trotters from Corbett's farm, and
Palo Alto will send forty here soon in
charge of James Nolan.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
Herget Challenges Greseains.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 80. = Young
Mitchell, the former middleweight cham
pion of the Pacific Coast, but who re-
tired from the ring a year ago, has issued
challenge offering to fight Alex. Greg
gains at 154 pounds for s., 600 a side.
Mitchell has posted $500 forfeit.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
Cuban Sugar-Planters.

HAVANA, Sept. 3O.-At meeting of
the Sugar planters Association resoIu-
tons were adopted approving all the
steps taken by the Board of Planters in
its efforts to secure a reduction of the tax
alton on sugar and authorizing the board
to continue its efforts to this end. The
resolutions declare the tax should not
exceed 81 per ton on centrifugal sugars.
90 cents on molasses sugar aud Is cents
on molasses. They further declare 1t is
expected that in the formation of the next
budget the Government will totally
abolish the tax on sugar.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
4YPHOON In JAPAN.
Hundreds of Houses Demolished on
the Riukiu Islands.
OVER FOUR HUNDRED PEOPLE LOSH
THEIR LIVES.

The Crusade Against Japanese In
Idaho Causes Great Indignation
Among Their Brethren at Home
Canadian Ministers Rebuked by a
London Journal for Talking Too
Much About the Seizure of SeaIers
by the Russian Authorities.
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Two RafIroad Men KiIIed.

DUBOIS PENN, Sept. 3O.-The boiler
OF an engine on the Buffalo, Rochester
and Pittsburg Road exploded this morn
ing, blowing the engineer and fireman to
fragments.
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Another Bicycle Record smashed.

SPRINGFIELD, (Mass.), Sept. 3O.-W. w.
Windle broke the two-mile worlds BIZ
cycle record to-day, making the distance
in AS 80. The former record was 4:37 %.
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siderable discussion in the Japanese pa
pers, some suggesting an attempt to make
a special treaty with the United States re-
garding emigrants.
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Merced,s Tax Rate

MERGED, Sept. 3o.-The tax rate of
MERGED County, including the State, is
fixed at ST. 80.
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Extra Session of the Chilean Congress

VALPARAISO, Sept. 80. = President
Montt has sent message to Congress
calling an extra session for consideration
of the French Chilean Treaty, colonial
ton, sales of nitrate. estimates for 1893, to
establish money standard and arrange
for a sufficient volume of currency. to
consider propositions for an increase of
pay for the army and navy, and to reor-
ganiZe the civil service
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AT PIEDMONT.

OAKLAND. Sept. 30.-The game at Pied
mont this afternoon resulted in a victory
for the SanaJose team by a score of to &
Horner was hit hard and often. Oakland
Runs 8, hits 4, errors 4. San Jose
Runs 5, hits Is. errors 2. Batteries
Horner and Wilson; Harper and Stall
mos
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= GIadstonian FIectea-

LONDON, Sept. 30.-In the election held
yesterday in South Bedfordshire for
member of Parliament to fill the vacancy
caused by the elevation of Cyril Flower
to the peerage, S. II. Whitbread, Glad
stonian, was elected.
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Forty Loaded Cars Burned

CHICAGO, Sept. 3O.-A fire in the Nickel
plate freight yards this morning de-
stroyed forty loaded cars, which, with
their contents, were valued at 100000
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MERRIMACK On. H., Sept. 3O.-A mon
ument to Matthew Thornton, one of the
signers of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence, was dedicated here to-day.
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Last of the Germ,

Last of the German Waterloo Officers.
BERLIN, Sept. 30.-General Carl Muller,
the last surviving German officer whu
took part in the battle of Waterloo, died
to-day in Hanover, aged 80.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1892-10-01
POLITICAL WORLD.
Senator Sherman Makes His Open
ing Speech in the Campaign.
ADDRESSES A LARGE GATHERING
AT FAIRFIELD. OHIO.

Ex-Presfdent Cleveland Arrives in
New York and Holds Conferences
With Prominent Members of the
Party-Leading Members of the
Republican Congressional Cam
paign Committee Very Sanguine of
overthrowing the Democratic Ma
Jority in the House.
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DENVER, Sept. 30.-The famous signal
station on the top of Pixies Peak, the
highest point of observation in the United
States, was burned last night.
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BASEBALL
The Friscos Hit Balsz in Lively Style.
and Win.

dNu w III.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 3O.-The home
club hit Balsz in lively style in the first
two innings to-day, and made eight runs.
Tile lead did not discourage the visitors.
and they played a stiff uphill game.
Hoffman pitched very strong game. and
the hits made against him were scattered.
San Francisco-Runs 10, hits u, errors 4.
Los Angeles-Runs 8, hits 10, errors 2.
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BICYCLE RACES.

'sNSsSs
W. T. Williams offers the following
special prizes in the Bicycle Races:
lst-To the Miss, age 10 to Is making
the fastest time 1 mile. Plush Seal
Rocker, value, 1915.
2nd-To the Miss. age 9 to 12, making
the fastest time ! mile. Round Bevel
Glass with Plush frame, value SO.
3rd-To the Miss aged 6 to 10 making
the fastest time 200 yards, Plush top
fancy Stool, value 81.
No Miss entitled to more than one
prize.
L. A. Will offers the following prizes
In the same races:
lst Prize.-Boys l2 to 16 years, to the
Boy making the fastest half-mile. A
$500 Tennis Racket.
End Prize-Boys from 8 to l2, to the
Boy making the fastest mile. A
game of Battledore, value $500.
No boy entitled to more than one
prize.
In addition to the above the fair as
sociation offers q solid Silver Bicycle
Badge for the fastest mile made. The
race win be q free for all. This race
will be one Of the interesting features Of
the fair, and viii be contested for by
The Saline County journal., 1892-09-15
DIVISION D-cassl..
Ben JENKINS, Sup,

points COMMITTEES guided By the
u and
biod This pp all improved bes Of obooded ssoek
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ARTICLE V.
ARTICLE VI
BYLAWS.
ARTICLE /

II snail be the duty the President preside
sn .Es when h JoasnsGt it and shall at
results appoint committees
aS ored and shall all financial official and other doc
sE duty Vice President perform all
In q and Vice President
chairman ten snail be chosen by the Board Of Directors
s fixed by the Board Of Drecors and deposit the
q me Of the Board Directors and keep record
oe1ie q STOCK held by each msme and on receipt Of written
de q Aation and make the report required by
all letters addressed the and hold the
- ss 70 t IRsIilon o. the Board Of Directors to prepare
and cal n q whenever desired by the chairman Of
mss snsd 10 Teeve them to and complimentary
1iyos ocaie< merit etc awarded by the Assoistion and
tOaro the same 20 respective camants to act as oco Librarian
and te struck bereom such medals and
a usns week in advance: to make all entries
. a.. Ann1s Is o. Psi,on q the Assocaon in their aPPro
h~ Tor premium and the book record the award OF the
q the Treasurer taking receipt thsretO other
eoreo y ne board o. Directors and counerslgn the same
1nsoD f hls service as the Board Of Directors shall allow
I'd bg ths Board Of Directors
ssc Il shall De duty give bond to
name conditional
si ne vii receive and and deliver their order all
bsods Teasuer which bond deposited the
ne d0 s5s o Le B Of Dsco eas
To
hoid al certificates Of stock bonds deeds
Of a
q Board Of Directors;
and received by him
and for wha paid out; financial
of Directors and make settlement Of his
deliver his
Hnd othe- property IN his belonging the
Aessclsflon
Any by to the Secretary Dollar
s certificate OF stock which shall be by the
and constitute purchaser
OF
shcss ot stock shall be entered
sef0re the shall be valid
ARTICLE Ill
exhibitor shall article or animal
~hsch ne entitled bE the rules of the
eo exhibitor shall forfeit all premiums benefits
Esi ne be entitled 70 said exhibition
ARTICLE "
SIoS Ths Board Of Directors shall control
1s finances o the Association and
the order. bs President
Board Of
or and animals and other
ohg-rk ak they may deem exPeient
ARTICLE V
Al oosIoos this Association des;snat
. fhe oonr Tor particular purpose
each dr with the and description Donation and
Ne ce1 Tor which registered in book
ssss os The Secretary Tor that purpose
ARTICLE VI
Ihs and By Laws amended at suy meeting
a ne Board Directors Of the Directors pree
A me Stockholders ot the their snnusl meetinr
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Speed Ring.

Mess otherwise noted, the following conditions
nnng TO be governed by the Rules o the Americas Rus
nlng Turf and entries therein cose
ing preceding the unless otherwise
All rotting and pacing will be conucted Hus
ana regulations OF the American Tottng
society member Any horse dsancng any orsn
thereof, will be entitled only 20 frstm money.
owing Ia bad weather caus, Asu
shall he unable start
O'Clock OF the last day Of lis meeting
dered and declared of and the fun
Heats IN each days may be trotted atsrnstsy
The entrance Zee will be
specified
fed. ' -
In all classes five TO andt to start
No premiums Ia ruled outh horses
Entries should with the Secretary N .seh
Suitable blanks furnished N application
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Rules and Regulations.
READ RULES.

The Far Uil be held Tuesday, Wednesday and
krsE September Il Il Is and Ia S2 received
80 5ocicck p. NJ Tuesday. Read rule G.
Te u be O'Clock n each dsy: st that
soar e grounds u be cleared Of all vehicles and persons
te n eaia and every ocer required 10 be at his
ENTRANCE FEES
No esy f shall be changed except sweepstakes and
s.c shs te ssfy Zee Win be per purse
sxAz1or shall for exhibition article
.n.z u14 ~ sssited padsr the ruls Of the Association
~ nsn4 setenpt % deceive, shall uake known the
csnsrshp q stock azce before TIE made o.
rrgE6lT7uXKE CHyrRrH.
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CONSTITUTION.

ARTICLE l.
and designated by the and
T Saline County Agricultural Horticultural and Mecha n
As=gcIstIS1-
ARTICLE IL
assz-ls fostering
6ezoy Agriculture Horticulture Manufac
Household Economy and General Domestic Indus
Improvement of Domestic Animals and for the
narIu d useful information this subject
ARTICLE Ill
q shall President
Treasurer. General Superintendent and Mn
DF--c11z
ARTILLE
Ssr7Iux q
Ea-azrs members Of
q the - their election
BIards government
powers
es Board shall constitute quorum any and
al boslnezE
ARTICLE Y.
The SAID officers shall be annually elected by the
buru - Directors f tins and shall hold their Office for
uuI their elected and their
voting shall by ballot shall
~ aecl5ed - majority
ARTICLE VI.
T mting Of this Association shall be held the
T0daE Deoer of each Of Salina for
Directors and such other
Il Agriculture within three days thereafter.
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PROGRAMME OF THE FAIR.

v.i he Fair siI 3 ia Ts.:a, wssssa.y. ns.av -
y. 8. Land Oncs
Wbeu The Fair opses Tussay Dan.g = usiuan ~ -
boo will b. IN thsf pns.s ~ ss.n0sd ~ sssa e v
1hsre viii b four god HaoD - 6ny.
n 0snsrsi sspsrissssisss u ~ -
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Is. THREE OR MORE ENTRIES.
DIVISION E-Sheep.
3EN JENKINS, Supt

guided
IT.
pniy breeds of boed stock
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NOTE.

In Hrision 4. u. and T.. all articles dTdrsied pre-
fuBs fn this class the dissertation the right 10
appropriate the same for the Uor,ds Fair at Chirago.
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DIVISION J-Agrcultural Impiemssfa
T. II. TERRY. Director in Charge RA%z Pscx supe
INNpr rNrNTS
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DIVISION G-POuItrp.

nlREt HTnhmas American Dom nque American sebghs
Blark Ja,as, l0lian.. spanis andB BanIom
premiums Partridge Cochns
II Bronze other pure bred turkeys ofow
~ Perkins or other bred ducks OF fowls
I'D Embden, other pure bred geese pair fowls