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Weathe1. Forecasrs.

Official forecast for the twenty-four hours
ending at midnight October 18th: North
ern California-Fair weather. warmer We'd
nesday: northerly winds, becoming westerly.
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SEWER WORK.

u,HE BOARD OF CITY TRUSTEES WILL
receive sealed proposals up TO % A. NJ. OF
OCTOBER 23, 1898, for the construction of a
ri ne sewer from the manhOle at Sixth and V
streets TO the pump at Eighth and streets
as per plan and specifications on hle IN TINS
ONCE. A certified check to the amount of 10
per cent. of the proposal. drawn in favor of the
Mayor of the City of sacramento. must ac-
company each bid. The board reserves the
right TO reject any and all bids.
J. d. YOUNG,
o17-5t Clerk of Board Of Trustees.
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eecond-cass matter.
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The RECoRD-U UNION and WEEKLY
UNION are the only papers on the Coast,
Oqttside of San Francisco, that re-
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patches from all parts of the aOOrJd. out
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This evening musical and literary en-
tertainment will be given at the En-
manuel Baptist Church at 1880 O'Clock.
An excellent programme has been pro-
vided.
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THE "Great Easy Mover is Prentiss
pills. Cures constipation. No grippe. %
cents. All druggists.
PURE 18-carat gold wedding rings at
the popular jewelry house, 422 street.
Gold and silversmiths of Sacramento.
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Epertnl 3tntireH.

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And breath of balm and lips of rose,
Are found not in this world beneath
With young or old, save only those
Who ever wisely, while they may.
Use SOZODONT by night and day.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

At the Congregational Church this
evening concert will be given for the
benefit of the Sunday-school piano fund,
in which Miss May Cook, the cornetist,
and known as " the California Prodigy"
will be the principal figure. The sup
port will be some of the best local musi-
cal talent, in programme arranged espe-
cially for popular concert. Miss Cook
has played here once or twice, and won
the applause of the most critical. She is
a performer of remarkable natural abil-
ity and in execution ranks with some of
the finest male cornetists of the day. The
press of San Francisco and Oakland have
been especially warm in their commend
alton, and the San Francisco Chronicle
recently said of her on the occasion of
her first appearance there: 'The Nc
chanics Institute did not damage its rep
utation as the fosterer of deserving tai
ent, for Miss May Cook astonished her
hearers with her mastery handling of
the cornet, the purity of tone she pro-
duced, and the creditable manner in
which she faced the ordeal of her first ap-
Dearanceo
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The best advertising mediums on the Pacific
Coast
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The entertainment at Pythian Hall last
evening for the benefit of the Ladies OF
the Grand Army was a very pleasant
affair and we'll attended.
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At the CIunie Opera-house this evening
"The Streets of New York." the old-time
and well-wearing melodrama, will be
again presented. Miss Annie Mifflen,
as the Lucy of the play is at her best.
We do not recall that the part has been
better personated here. Mr.. PARIS Ed
wards is bit of low comedy work of the
best order. That actor is low comedian
of excellent taste, and proves himself to
be a very careful and discriminating
worker along most difficult lines. 1t is
so easy to overstep the bounds of low
comedy and reduce it to buffoonery, that
the art of such as Mr.. Bacon and Parr,
who never run to the extreme, is re-
freshing.
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Periodical Dealers, Newsmen and Agents.
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The entertainment held at the United
Brethren Church on Monday evening was
a decided success. A splendid programme
was rendered to delighted and crowded
church.
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Clerk of Board of Trustees of Sacramento
Ol7-2t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1893-10-28
GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
President Clrlot Given the Cars
Salute by the Russians,
Anuiversary Of the capitalization OF
Msiz -omcini statement HcEard.
Ing tito Condition Of Bismark.

TouLoN, Oct. 27.-Carnot and party
were escorted on board the French
tlagship Formidable, whep they were
received by Admiral Blissoudry hnd
stat. Shortly aiterward Admiral
Avelau aud the commanders Of tho
Russian war vcssela went on board the
French ilagshlp 10 witness d
review Of the squadron. Later
T. resident Carnot boarded the Rufsian
flagship Nicholas /. lie was well
coined by the Russian em5aesador
Baron De Nlehrcnheim. The prcsi'
ent was treated with the same court.
csy a. the car OF Russia himself would
have received,
The point most commented upon in
connection with tue review Is the fact
that, ~ President CarnOt unssed down
the line formed by the Russian war.
ships, tue royal salute was bred, which
honor is especially reserved for tho
Gar.
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WAsHINuTON, ID. g., Oct. 2T.-The
proot ediugs In the House this morn
ing were enlivened by personal ex-
PLANTATION by Representative Hudson,
Of Kansas, who Objented strenuously
TO the statements by the special COR
respondent Of u certain Washington
Iaper ~ to Hudson's connection with
hansaa politics, etc, ana had read let
teIs denying the statements made,
Weadock, OF Michigan, pIoIeuted u
memorial from OK. Representative You
name, candidate for Congress against
the sitting member, w. 3. Linton, as
sorting that Linton's election was lille,
gal and Invalid. Weadock said Il
nsked for committee to investigate
tho whole question. II involved, Wea.
dock continued, the existence aud aui.
mus OF an un.AmericRn, Illegal,
iraiiorous organization, which IN
Michigan hal gone to the extent OF
procuring arms. This organization OK.
lists In several state.. IL Ia particular
ly Offensive In Michigan, where ia
Vaccinations have caused reign Of
terror. Challenged 20 name IT, Wead.
Ock said II was known ns the Ameri.
can Protective association.
Hopkins OF Illinois protested againsI
the arTAipument of the eOoiety o.
traitor nv, anu made the point OF order
that the matter was not privil aged.
The Speaker Overruled the point, but
In LintOn's absence the matter wa,
allowed to so over.
Another disturbance followed over
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BOSTON, Oct 27.-A riot In the
Italian quarter Of tue city occurred
this afternoon, In which stilettos, clubs
and razors figured, aud during which
live men were seriously wounded,
while thifty-hve others were more or
less injured.
A policeman saw Frank Soggessee
under the Influence Of liquor aud ar.
rested him, whtreupon an Infatuated
crowd OF Italians tried 10 rescue the
prisoner. When patrelmen appeared
on the scene In patrol wagon they,
too, were set upon by the mob, and
while they were clubbing their way to
where Patrolmon Look and Andrew
Fairbain were pinned against the build
ing half a dozen OF the mob closed on
FalrbAin, and several plunged their
knives into his baCx. The oflicers
charged, broke up the mob aad made a
number of arrests.
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''l couldn't sleep, 1 would got up feeling
more llkU had boon working hard II#IyaI Ut
trying To obtain rsHt / trlCt number uf rom.
cdius recommended for such tfuuu|ps, but none
OF them rendered me rCilDf. ] became Ueapuu.
Dent Hul tc tthns ihrrv wac no holm fUr mp.
u read OF brs. NnuHHolu ana hIHHCt'a ukill
In utnuuE uihur eases timiiHr o. mine aud
concluded 90 ayr thCmn trIai fully expecting
% unU the HaWu ola result Eu'urs went 90
them and began thUlr treatment afts= lsinV a..
tured mat tltV dii not unIrIt 81 any ease
unless " WaH within their power 10 effect q
cure, a. honesty was che best policy ara ftlH
was thu basiH ui their claims.
81 nave th.ci ORA Mansfield and nIffctrs
treatment aui rumCtICs, and followed thor d..
rcciious fully, anu am happy 10 stats that Co..
DAY loci a. we'll a. ever luid All my former
annoying symptoms have disappeared. Head.
aches gone, uuHu clear, throat GEAR. ringing tn
ears stopped, and eat well ana rleep sound
aud got up feeling fresh and hearty. ! RECON-
mend nft. Mansfield amt liitagt o. the world,
hud Will verify tlIs statement g. any cue CALI
ing on me nt my ruHlueuCu in Center " Ard,
Camps Lane. rAt Lake t.ty, Utah.
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CHICAGO, Oct. 27.-The official an.
nounuemeut Of the tesult OF the ex-
animation Of domestic beer wac mauo
today, The percentage Of excellence
decided upon WAS 40 per cent for purity
and b5 per cent for commercial linz
portance, clehrness and sparkle. The
AnheuseT- Busch Of 1t. Louis received
six medals anu diplomas, aud excel
others In purity n few points. The
Pabet OF Milwaukee received Ave
medals aud the chemists report was
complimentary,
One hundred thousand dollars will
be- given by Marshall Field TO the per-
mAnent museum, which In 10 bs the
outcome OF the Worlds Fair, on con.
ditlon that $500, 600 be subscribed, aud
that the stockholders Of the exposition
subscribe to a iund Of S2,0OO,00O Of
their holdingp, which represents hn in
vestment OF 5000, 600, but are worth
lees. George NJ. Pullman has sub.
soribed 81 900, 900.
The total attendance today was 2s4,-
OF, Of which 250,5 paid.
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CHICAGO, Oct. gi.-Grsat Interest Ia
elili unaffected here In the cl,ndestino
marriage OF Charles +. Coghlan TO
kuhne Bevorldge. Her father, Philo
II. Beveridge, aud grandfather, ex-
Governor Beverage, Lre greatly wOr.
rird over tho matter, In view OF the re-.
ports that Coghlan had been living In
the past with another woman, sup.
p0sed 10 be- his wilu. and who had with
her n young lady, supposed to be his
daughter. Philo Beveridge has been
living apart from his wife several
years, but still maintains the most
lively interest In ms daughter. with
reference 10 the story telegrsphed from
New York, that COghlan lived with n
woman ~ his wife ut "A hotel In that
city,despito his denials Of previous
matrimonial entAnglemenls, local
paper INSERTS that the register ~ local
hotel shows tho inscription, "Charles
Il. COghlau, wife and uaughter," made
while the troup were here last spring,
anu at which time he was accom-
panied by u middle'aged laiy and u
young one.
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CANADA PROTESTS.
That Country Used rs = naekdoor 90
the Unitcd states

TORONTO, Oct. 27-The Telegram says
today; Ii IL not consistent with the
dignity ~ Canada 10 permit the United
states officials to inspect immigrants at
Canada ports. There h n sentimental
objection TO tho idea OF United ates
officials exercising the authority ~
their government on Canadian soil.
Worse than that il the certainty that
those whom the alien officers reject AZ
being too poor 10 enter the republic via
Canada Will become n burden upon the
country that ioOlishly onligss the rail.
ways by allowing itself 10 be uaed 40
bAokdOOr 10 the United States.
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TREATMENr BY MAIL.
No Necessity Of Coming to the City
q for Treatment.

Almost every mail bringa letters ufking Dra.
Mansfield aud llssUtt II 10 necessary On live
IN salt Lake IN order 60 take Che treatment
Can you treat patients Nc their homes by MALI
and other questions Ot similar import
nra Mansfield ana Nlasou desire 20 state,
therefore, for the benefit OF those who may be-
hvsiiatlng about writing 90 them. that by their
question ~ nks and other syHicmAuc arrange
muntH, sufficient knowledge NJ each case can
be obtained o. make treatment an easy matter.
Thus patients can De treated NJ their own
homes a. well a. In salt LAKE, Medicines arc
sent by express, d regular correspondence ls
required AID maintained, and tho phygcian
and patient are thus in constant touch
Prompt replies are made by prH, Mansfield *
nusett muduldAtiuus iu treatment prrsarihcd
with tho proper medicines and In uyUrv detail
oHch ease is worked out until euro b. effected.
Enclose cent? in stamps when you write Tor
question circular
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KILLERS GENEVA
MINERAL WATER.
sPUINGsi GENEVA, NY
NATURES REMEDY.
A TOnic and a Regulator.
HAS CURED

fnsounin. incipient urighrs, diabetes.
Kidney Troubles. Indizrstton, Ncr.
vous Dyspepsia, Nervous Debiiify,
Constipation. travel, determinations,
Catarrh OF the iioWris. Liver Dim.
cuiti-s, Fcmai~ complaints. Cn.
tarrh and inflammation OF the
Iiadder.
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ruE CHINESE MIL.
The Committee on Foreign Relations
viii soon Report.

viii soon Report.
WAsiIiSGroN, ID. g., Oct, 2T.-Sena.
tory Gray VI the committee ON foreign
relations told Ru Associated Press re-
porter today that lac thought the com.
mittee would bring In favorable re-
port upon the House Chinese bill on
Monday. There has been some effort
to delay the report on tbs bill until the
beginning Of the regular session, hut
the naturalization expressed with
that the bill be reported and disposed
Of as soon ms possible, and the commit
tee II now disposed TO act on the bill
Immediately. 1t ~ not believed that
the House bill will be amsnde In any
particular by the committee, Hs II Ia
tho desire that m little time as possible
be allowed to olApso before IT. passage.
senator Perkins Will try TO have the
report postponed until Tuesday or
Wednesday, until his Democratic col.
league, White, arrives.
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Admiral McIio ronu - nnd Gave Isl.
HerUiut for IT,

WAsuiNGTOS, d. g., oct 49,
While the steamship lulaba, whose
nationality h not known, but whose
cargo is controlled by New York ship.
pers, was In the haroor VI Rio, shu was
levied on by Admiral Molio Tor Hour.
The admiral gave Ia exchange there
fore receipt tor the llour, but this did
not appear 10 be Satisfactory 10 the
shippers. They thofeupon wrote the
department Of state, not for the pur'
pose Of asking that the regular govern
mvnt VI BraEli be Aaked 10 pay ior the
tlOur, but 10 have the department 500
u some more satisfactory evidence Of
liability might not be had. The depart
meut promptly informed the pcrsons
Interested that II was not practicable
Tor IL 10 intervene to obtain security in
such cases.
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bismarck In Good Health.

LONDON, oct. Elm view Of the
eonsau0nairoports regarding the health
OF Prince Bismarck, the London agent
OF the Associated Press caused
special inquiries 10 be made nt Fried
richsruhe this afternoon. The result
~ that the Associated Press IL author.
lied 70 state that the algrmiug stories
printed about Bismarck, and the bad
condition Of his health, are unfouudcd.
The prince II In good health and aUls
10 take daily walks.
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NEW YoRI, Oct. 27.-The World this
morning says 1t Ia reported on the best
authority that when Mrs. Baldwin,
formerly known Us Mrs. Edward Par
her Deacon, on whose account her nus.
band shot her lover, returne to Europe,
II will be to marry titled Frouchman
Of ancient lineage.
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BERLIN, Oct 27.-rhe anniversary
OF the capiIulAliou OF Meta was Oh.
served IN the usual way this evening
by "A banquet ut Kaiserhof. The cm-
perUr was In attendance ana there
were also many royal aud illusITiOus
guests.
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THE GHAND TRUNK.
Canadian Z RAILROAD directors Criti-
Uisrd

LONpON, Oct. 27.-Slr Henry Tyler,
president VI tue Grand Trunk railway
VI CAnaia psesidoI today A. the half.
yearly meeting Of that road. The
financial report shows tue ne. revenue
was 100000 pounds. This provided a
dlyidend Oi per cent un the guaTan-
teod stock, anu l per ceut on the COM
mon, leaving % email balance. A
stormy time followed the tsaIlng OF
the report, and the board Of directors
were freely criticised. The late auditor
OF tho company said II was drifting
into bankruptcy, anu n motion Tor q
vote Of thanks was greeted with hisstr
and grOAus. The meeting finally
broke up with scene Of considerable
confusion.
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NEw YORK, oct. 97.-rhe HOrld's
San Jose dispatch; Francis III, Wuvks
OF New York, the alleged ombtz1ler,
sailed for New Orleans late last night
on the steamer Foxhall in the custody
Of American detectives, Mrs. Weeks
accompanied him.
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MADRID, Oct. g7.-rhe Spanish
forces began work erecting a fort be-
tween Molilla ana Guafauiaoh. The
Arabs attacked the wOfRs, compelling
the forts to firu upon them.
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JERSEY Ci1Y. Nj, Oct. 27.-Tho
receivers OF tht National Cordage Trust
HE'D their report TO-DAY. The total as
sets are sl2,6Ol ,560.35 and the liabili-
ties 81 9, $50, 4j8.6S.
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the resolution reported back from tue
banking sud currency committee, bt
Chairman springer, calling for inioi-
nation IA to state banks, some OF tht
friends OF the repeal OF tue stat
bank tax thought they saw 10 the re'o-
luton an attempt to throw an obstacle
In the way OF the measure. Hal OF
Wisconsin said tue Information winch
would be obtained by the resolution
had boon compiled under the hephn'
lican administration Of the treasury
DEPARTMENT. IL would require several
wears 10 obtain the Information called
for n Carlisle secures II fresh handed.
After lengthy struggle, rising vote
on the adoption Of tho resolution e..
sulted-ayos 10, nays ~.
Allen male the point OF no quo rum,
AMI .he House, after n vain ondeavor
to secure one, adjourned until Monday
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ST. LOUIS, Oct. 27.-Ex.Pnost Stat.
terry tonight gave an auu-Chtholic lee
ture 10 men only NJ Center Turner hall.
During the lecture the crowd, which
had filled tho hall to sufiooatloD, was
very boistcrous. At the coucluslo n
slattcry, accompanied by mis- wife, VIII o
was waiting Tor him IN the aute.fOOm,
started for hls hotel. Tue crowd fO,-
lowed, growlng more anu more bolster
Gus. Finally, surrounding the couple,
the crowd, almost with one voice,
yelled. "bynch him," "reach him a
lesson"
Slattcry threw one arm around his
wife ami, Shaking his disengaged Dist
ut the crowd, hurled defiance IA their
teeth. A score Oi policemen charged,
anu finally succeeded Ia getting Stat.
terry ~ his hotel. over half the thTOng
are still In the vicinity OF the hotel,
but the police are rapidly dispersiug
them. 5lauury aud his wife were uu.
harmed.
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SEE WnAr II has DONE ron ME

am ~ good an ono rlseu ffom the
dead. A lew months ago | had given
myself up 10 die, and by mere chance
heard OF MillOt's Geneva Mineral
Water, from Geneva, New iUrk. 1
called ut the Water Depot ia Portland,
Oregon. I told the agent ! had been
afflicted for many year, with what is
called Cystites, Or Inflammation u the
bladder. also dipboler, that had lost
atty pounds weight Ia the past yenr,
anu that l would soon pass TO another
sphere. ! have Hpent thoutRnds VI
dollars on doctors ana medicines. nnd
all TO NO avail; and was using mcdi-
cine all the time Tor the past six yenrf,
by tho time hal used five gallons u
the Geneva Water | was compare.
lively veil. on, hear me, oil you that
nte afflicted aud suffering with Ufi-
nary Troubles or stomach Ailments N
any kind, the Geneva Mineral Water
will cure you. II has cured me.
Como ard see me aud Judge Tor
yourself 100 Post Office Block, Salt
Lake CITY.
JOHN SrODDARD,
A. MIN TINIn.
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Zion Medical Institute

Located permanently at Rooms 3o2, 3o3,
800, Dooly lPo,l building, Sal, Lake
City, Utah.
n. -. Mansfield, MD.
J. A. Bissot.. MD.
Consulting rhysicihnA
Specialize An diseases OF the Eye Far,
Nose, Throat ard Lungs, all Chronic Diseases.
Onloe hnurs-g 10 ~ % me- 10 8 y in., 10 3
pm. sundays, n am 60 p,lu,
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We, tho undofslgued, testify that the
foregoing IL true.
Hon. David Ecsles, oI-Mayor, Ogden.
George Romney, Bishop 21th ward.
&. W. Niblcy, Secretary Oregon Lum.
Der Go.
Judge Thomas u. Dee.
Hon. Joseph Howell.
Bishop M. r.. Brown.
John a. McAlislrr, Notary.
Hon. "A. n. Spencer.
Hon. J. a. West.
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An Over
production

Causes 1000 fu pieces and small articles Of different
kinds ni goods thrown the market aud n loss than ~
minutes our buyer from Now York had snapped az the
entire lot They uro here Tor Mondays safe. You may
think these things SOON low paper but whom soru ~
our store on Monday you will say hey positively
phenomenal. Remember great Tor Special salos.
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Only 6DaTS More
In Which 10 Take Advantage Of tho
Five Dollar a Month Rate for
Treatment and Medicine
lOrall Diseases attha
Zion Medical
Institute.

an who wish 10 Await rhymsoi,cs Of
This Extremely Low itRtc should
40 ~ nefors NoN. Isl -Jnd'ntnbie
Evidence Submitted ~ rruois of
Remarkable Results Attained