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The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-23
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John l.. Stevens, ex-minlster 10 Hawaii,
publishes letter In which he charges Mr.
Cleveland with misrepresenting Stevens acts.
lie says:
President Cleycland's recent special mes
sage, IN which he so severely eriticises the
coursc OF The recent American minister at
Honolulu, Is but feeble repetition y! Secrc-
iary Grcsham's statements. Ia my answer
10 Blouurs report, extensively published IN
the United States, showed conclusiyely. NJ
Minister Ihursion aud other responsible wit
nesses have shoNn, that the allegations IN
That report against he official coaduct oi
Captain Witt and myself are grossly untrue,
and In manifest antagonism to all tic reason
able probabilities and logic Of the situation
in Honolulu In January last. President
Clevelnnd's grossly untrue and shancfulls
unjust allegation against myself and the
naval commander rests entirely oil this state
ments of the four notorious corrIpt ministers
OF the fallen queen, Of Wilson and Other
thoroughly dlscreditcd testimony.
''I repeat here what has been amply verified
again and again, that neither by force ror
the threat of force, nor by any action Of mine
was the fall OF the monarchy precIpitated.
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end OF tho house the crab inakss ne
protest. oven though IL eives hin
the appearance Of being In . per
petuAi state Of somersault
The chief Of tho dcop ses worm
tribe 10 the buskiella. which builds q
largo tube around itselt ~ It grows,
leaving half dozen holes to sprout
branches through. which branches
are foot catchers or paddles. ~ the
crawler elects Sea urchins have
more forms and variety Of spikes
than chrysanthemums have petsls.
and starflshes range all tho way
from the tiniest OF '.fve-hngered
Jacks" to immense comets with taila
and eyes and legs galore.
Professor Agassiz says that the
stalked crinoids arc among tho most
interesting Of the deep-sea animals.
because their archaeological rela-
tions run back to the jurassic and
silurisn periods. A dude could wear
the average crinoid In his button
hole with much satisfaction until
somebody told him 1t was IN animal
instead OF . flower.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-23

Count HERBERT BISMARCK won ap-
plausc for himself in the German
reichstag the other day in his hot at
tack on Caprivi's government. In dis
cussing the condition of the country
he took occasion to uphold the princi-
pal of bimctallism and declared that
If the monetary congress were to con-
vcne again England would lend more
willing ear to the plea for the use of
silver.
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IL rnnnclin n.r irnu..

i; has been discovered al Omaha that Chris
Frahm, the dcfauliing book-kceper Of the
German Savings bank, had laid plans to loot
the Institution, and only by an Hccidcut was
his purpose defeated. Frahm was discovered
TO be - COO short In his accounts md was
placed Under arrest. On the night bcfor.i
the discovery was made two clerks were
called upon TO remain at the bank for several
hours at night to do some clerical work. Al
ii o'clock they were astonished to hear the
alarm o., the iime-lock OF the vault. They
Immediately investigated and found thnt ths
lock had been liked TO open at II O'Clock II
was Frahm's duty TO set the lock each even.
Ing.
The clerks who discovered the changed
situation notified bank official, who adjusi-
cd the time lock and watch was kept on
the bank during the night. There was *24.-
900 in cash in the vault that night aud the
belief Is expressed that Frahm had deter
mined to make away with the entire amount,
but was frustrated by this presence OF the
riprka
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Fort Lew . Re .rrv.t,ou.

The committee on public lands OF the House
has made an sdverse report on the bill intro
duced BY Mr.. BELL providing for the openng
70 the public domain Of the lands OF the Fort
Lewis Indian reservation. Th- res rvation
has vast amount of land at Its dlspo. ii II CHI
u doing no good and Mr.. Bell thought i,
ought to be put where II would benefit slc
scueral public. The Indian school on this
reservation hsa not baen ~ productive Of gorl
- many supposesi n would and It wits thought
ihe curiaiInsbt Of some Of iis land ir,si-
lexes would not crippleit Mr.. Bell Ma willing
II shoald bsss 500 acres, hut mada an eiAl,.,rI
ats argu@sat aksiass he retsntton of y, tuurh
vs1n66Is land, tkAa vas h0v 1yisg idle. TIKI
seuais>se, bpssyes, tssk sscsher sfew 4
n - - Aset1sd y ~ n1stss stAeA =
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THERE should be modification in
the unwritten law that a Christmas
present should never be given away.
1t seems reasonable that a present
having lost its interest to the recipient
ought after certain length Of time,
say one year, to be passed on to some
one else. Thus the man with dupli-
cate copies Of some popular book and
a lady with an extraordinary number
of pincushions might bestow them up
on other friends not so well supplied.
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A Massngs STONE.

A massage stone" is coming inte
use In England that Is made Of I'M.
glazed china and provided with q
sort OF dorsal lump for holding In
the hand and has the rubbing sur
face slightly undulated. not to say
ridged. The stone is white and even
when used on recently washed skin
it soon becomes darkened. showing
that 1t squeezes good deal Of ma
terial from the pores.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-23

THERE is too much pcrfunctory
present giving at the holidays. In
less gift represent love, or at least
friendly good will, it should not be
given. Many people bestow presents
this year upon acquaintances who sur
prised them last year. Its a sort Of
trade back and forth, often useless and
unarprcciated, always expensive. A
gift should always represent good will.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-23
THE AMiCk CURE.
Advice to Persons Having Pulmonary
Complaint by tho Doctor.

Complaint by tho Doctor.
CIScISSArI, o., Dec. 1S.-At meeting Of
physicians prescribing the Amick cure for
consumption, called to discuss with the dis
coverer nt his home here his published asser-
tion that change of climate is unnecessary, DIR.
Amick said to-day: "a warm, dry climate is
beneficial If the patient stays In 1t permanent
ly, but harm always results from stay of
few weeks or months when the patient re-
turns TO a colder temperature or lower alti-
tude. Unless patients desiring my treatment"
he said, ''can go away to remain untIl May,
advise them to take the medicines in the
comfort OF their own homer, but before they
definitely abandon any proposed trip, depend
Ing absolutely upon my discovery, urge
each to first try the treatment free Of expense
and then decide for themselves l therefore
furnish free test medicines for all having any
lung trouble to enable both pbysician and
patient to judge the results"
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-23

Two young men were hanged in an
Illinois town the other day. One of
them authorized the publication of a
warning to Young men which conclud-
cd thus: Tell them that bad litera-
ture was the starting point of my
ruin Parents, do you know what
your boys and girls are reading?
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A.eh,.on .o,obs" Philosophy.

Every one has some great humiliation
which makes him nshamed 20 look people II
the face No one escapes; these humiliation
proud.
II you want welcome with eofdialit,
thst can't be doobted make . call On soaplt
Who have been married about tAfss wesks-
II 10 the boy Who nceda eull cream AAi
aiycer!nc for chnpped hands; II y ~ cir
v hu gets thaE
MefhusrI1A probably djee q dsspels -
c.ues ~ uas upab;s " llvs down ~ SwA NJ
tatcs.
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The municipal authorities Of tn

The municipal authorities Of the
town Of Mankato, Kansas, have taken
the bull by the horns. They have is
sued decree that no person shall be
allowed to make nuisance Of himself
by going about the streets singing,
whistlins, humming or muttering the
song After the Ball" This patriotic
sstiou is aimed sta crying evil--or a
Staging evil, 70 speak more accurately
nsA pIsees Il is the category with
laeteAts ssd esher obnoxious lines
- ssssAiess
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-23

GOVERNOR WAITE wants to see the
ladies treated fairly. When the new
registration law went into effect men
were sent from house to house to regis
ter voters, and now that the women
are legal voters the governor calamity
suggests that county commissioners
make similar provision for their con-
vnpion,a
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Hanx Dividen.is

The comptroller of the currency has de-
clared dividends 10 the creditors Of iusoivcnt
national banks, MS follows: First Nalioual
bank. Abilene. Kansas, fifth dividend, 5 pet
cent, making In all Sj per cent, amounting
10 1889 on claims aggrcgnting s75,C3s.
First Nationsl bank, Leudviile, Colorado.
final dividend, IL 2-l0 per cent, making In
nil 81 2-l0 per cent. amounting To z3G, CD2 on
claims proved, sRRreratiuY s266, ,g91.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-23

THERE is side-show at the Cali
fornia Midwinter Fair which gives
what purports to be a correct repre-
scntation Of Dante's inferno. This is
praiscworthy enterprise and one that
ought to be patronized by lot of pco-
pie. 1t might do them good.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-23

FoR specimen of detective work
of the kind that detects observe the
efforts Of the French police in the re-
cent dynamite explosion in the cham
Der Of deputies.
The Bessemer indicator., 1893-12-23

The vote, which was the heaviest cyci
poled In the city, shows q decided Repub-
lican gain. The Democracy carried the city
by 30, 900 in the last presidential election, and
In the county election last month several oi
the Democratic candidates had majoritirs oil
1000 In the city, which were only oyercem,
by the Republican vote IN the county.
The weather was all that could be desired
for an election day, and the full vote OF bo b
parties was po.led.
In several Of the downtown wards, where
the heavy lodging house vote resides, the con
test was very bitter, and scraps were OF
frequent occurrence when the police were moi
on hand In all other parts of the city The
voting prog without Incident
The Republican central committee has dc
cided 10 contest the election of Hopkins. II
Is claimed the police returns, on which the
above figures are based, show 800 more foi
nopkn. than were aciuaIiy cast 1t IL
caimcd by lbc committee that an honest
official count will give the election to Swift.
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Noansrt COm.me...
COLORADO

TURN ever a new leaf on New Years
and pat u little mucillagc under it so
that il will stay turned.
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Wyoming.

Cheyenne has organized its chamber Of
commerce.
Colonies arc populating the North Platte
valley at rapid rate.
Laramie City will have glass works Its
enterprising citizens have raised the necessary
bonus for an Eastern syndicate.
Near Rawlins the Kindt coal mine dlscov-
cries are exciting general interest. Eastern
corporations arc after the new mine.
People Of Douglas offer to guarantee -four
mill Of fifty barrels n day capacity work for
the year round II a mill is established 10
Douglas.
At Bonanzs large deer strayed Into town
last week during snow storm and was
killed by drug store clerk, who opened the
the store carly. The animal weighed 24O
pounds.
All the private mines that have been furn-
lshing coal for Carbon have been closed down.
Old mine No 3 has been ON fire for long
time and 1t was necessary to close all the
mines on the north side OF the railroad track
in order TO shut of the draft. The official,
hope to smother the fire In that way.
State Veterinarian Holcomb says that, In
round numbers there were 233,D0J cattle re.
celycd In Wyoming In 1892, while the number
this yenr Is but l2s, 900. This Is n decrease o
nearly l00 per cent. The Southern caitl,
brought in this season were remarkably
clean lot and no disease has been discovered
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New nyexicD.

In New Mexico the farmers raise Egyptian
corn without irrigation. Cattle can be fat
tened on II.
Springer Will hereafter celebrate "Po,ato
Day." and Thanksgiving will furnish the date
for the celebration.
The Waldo coal mines are furnishing the
Santa Fe road with thirteen carloads daily
Coke Is also made there.
A Mexican, Jose Romero, mall carrier be-
tween Dotil and Rito Quernaio, was mur-
dered and robbed by unknown parties on his
route last week.
Near Roswell are many natural reservoir
sites. and the people propose to convert them
TO practical use by storing the surplus enow
water from the mountains
The gold product of New Mexico last year
averaged 55 per cent. Of the total mineral
product. This year 1t will show nearly II no,
quite 20 per cent. Gold mining Is being Wig
orously prosecuted.
The newly introduced forage plant, the
.'aat pea,n which grows well without irriga.
tion, has been introduced into New Mcxico
by Delegate Joseph through the government
distribution. The seed sells at e. pound.
It trsnsprea that Valiant, tho French
bomb thrower, was, about fifteen years ago.
for three months. n soiourner In Santa Fe.
He taught the French language and made II
scanty living. He left there going south Into
Mexico He kept to himself and was not
well known except to the French residents.
Since then he has not been heard from there.
lie wns tanner by trnde and we'll educated
man and good speaker.
No. z coal mine of the Union Pacific road,
seven miler north Of Evanston, took fire or
| the 18th. Efforrs to quench the famer with
water were Intellectual and tho mine mouth
WAS closed In order, II possible, to smother
the fire. This may be accomplished in few
days, or 1t may never be done as was the caso
with No. mine, which has been burning
over ten years. II No. 2 has 10 he pcrma.
nently closed, It will be great loss 70 the
Union Pacific company, ne It Is the only mine
| they now own and wAs opened at . great ex.
pcnse. II will also be great loss to Evanston
as . large force OF men will be thrown cut oi
employment.
The mining camp OF Lake Valley, south Of
| Albuquerque, wss the scene Of murder or
the 10th. kip Kipcr and man named
| Nolan were drinking throughout the day and
| In ths afternoon entered the store Of Kellar
| Miller Il Co. Here n quarrel cnsued, whet
| Nolan pulled his gun and fired at Kipcr with
| out effect The latter closed in on Nolan and
| shot him dead. When tho officer went TO Ar
| rest the murderer he had disappeAfsd ant
| The latsst Information u 70 tho effect that b,
has not boen captured.
1 - 49,. 4.
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What b probsbly IL best sale Of bouds
b. lie bad Of sdnes1loA Of SAT- Lake ~
ssstIy, Whseh EnlA ~, 900 WORTH Of 8 pef
esat, sNeUtvsyudR beeA5 fes o0po, ~. ~.
Tlses - N hl4A1n pstssst - ~ ~
= r - ~, ~ ) . al q Es''s, q
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DEMOCRATS CARRY CHICAGO.

The Republican, Aiiege Fraud and Will
Contest the Election.
John P. Hopkins, the Democratic candidate
for mayor, was elected over George II. Swift
his Republican rival, by majority OF ,SS7
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WORK FOR US

a few days, and yos will Be startled q the au<x
pected saceesa that will reward your sfofts. We
positively have the best business TO oGer an assnt
that caE be found on tho face Of thls cath,
nt5. 90 prodt m o5s.oe wsfth - busiasss Il
bttuE rssily and houorahly made By And paid to
hun.ircda q men. women. boys, s.a Girls !. er
us than you have any idea Of. The husisssS 4 =
easy to LEARN and instructions siMpss ~ pasin
hold Of tie business reap the advsataG1 tkaf
arises from tile sound reputation Of eaisg< ths
oldest. nsost sgncessfal And largest .ppbllshksg
that the businsss 20 readily And kanlssasly 49,
~ beginnsrs sneeeed grasdly, ane Rcss thsn
try Il dnd exssiy u " iii thsm, Thers Il e,snsv
Of room fos few nofe workers, and ws urFu
them 70 begin at osce. II you are ALREADY en.
10 use lhem 70 advsntaas, then write IL al oncs
(for tiis y yous gfand 6ppoetustsy), aud receive
full payticalnr1 by return mali. Adaress.
TbUE = Co., nsa No. 40, Assusta. IA
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Wayne MoVeagh OF PonnsylyanlA has becn
appointed and confirmed ~ ambassador 10
Italy.
It has been agreed that tho elections bill
shall not b. taken up fn the Senate until af-
ter Christmas.
Secretary Carlisle has asked for the resig-
nations Of G. C. Busbyshsll, superintendent
Of the mint at Philadelphia, and number Of
customs of1icials.
Civil sery,cc Commissioner Charles Lyman,
Of Connecticut, has resigned - president OF
tho commission. Mr.. Lyman continues -
. member Of the commission.
An inquiry 10 being made by the geological
survey to determine what water supply cAa
be used for irrigation 10 the arid lands Of The
West Twelve scieutlsts OF the bureau are
now 1t work mAktug maps and oomputasioss.
Chisfs Of divisions Of The Pension burssu
are making lists Of employees for prouotsons-
They are caused By The compistion Of ths n
rgss lines Of work % which the smpIoyN aFs
NOW Engaged.
ordered fssossbss report on tbs bill iatro-
ducsd ~ Mr. 1elt, 70 put the land o4Isss II
some u the Western states uu ~ equa1
Soosang with - osAef ststes Tbs esnesai
law provides for = 10 Of u for ds61arAspsy
statensnts and l per cent: conieisstca .. ~
words for ths tsstInoay IL sif spsA ssess.
Uhdsr ! spscial ast eossf5ag ~ slatn u
California, 0rsgos. Wes1tzSioa, Nepu1a,
Cplefsdo. IDAHO, Wye0leg ap4 ~ fl.sl1sgisi
~ utah, Nsw Msxtco ea4 AffepNs 49, tess
~ r.1sesd cAs.Aelf. N s1asltsls lnj4s-
- 49, 8 sss =: szss ssIss ~ ssss, ;sss,1s ~ = 8 =
~ ~ 1ee!14 - - 1aals
y! 4; 4 1 ,A:l;5 s., + sS.s.s 3s
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The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-06-13
BRIEF NOTES.

The old wooden steps in Capitol Park
are being torn out preparatory to the
erection of granite ones.
A large party of excursionists went m
the river on Sunday, on the steamer
Dwyer, to knights Landing.
Mollie Banta has commenced suit for
divorce from c. d. Banta, in the Superior
Court, on the ground Of intemperance.
George P. Runyon eyas unanimously
elected TO the position of School Trustee
for the Onisbo school at the late election.
Jose Casa, who tried to perforate. Tom
my Gomez with pistol bullet, is not a
Chilean, as stated, but Spanlard-a real
Castilian.
Lee Stanley has petitioned the Superior
Court to be appointed administrator of
the estate of Effie Stanley, deceased.
which amounts to $1,000 in money.
Two young mechanics INDUCED in a
nine-round priZe-ight, at Thirteenth and
) streets, at 3 o'clock yesterday morning.
one of the combatants being badly used
up.
Clarence Butler was tried in Justice
Henry's court yesterday on a charge of
malicious mischief. in colliding with the
cart OF James McKenna. The case was
taken under advisement by the court.
Pacific Encampment No. 2, /. o. o. F..
has elected the following officers: Chas.
Walsh, Oh. P; G. W. Watson, S. w:
p. 5. Watson. II. p; w. NJ. Robins.
Scribe; f. NJ. Jackson, Treasurer; s.
Morris, Trustee.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-06-13

One acre more or less in the northwest
quarter Of section Il, township 5 north,
range east Ferris addition TO Galt.)
Frank Hickman and wife to Katie
Streei-West half of lot 6, G and II.
Twenty eighth and Twenty ninth streets.
Mary Hanlon to John j. Hanlon-Lot
., 0 and p, Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
Mary Hanlon to Mrs. Mary E. Town
send-East half of west half of lot 2, J and
K, Fourth and Fifth streets.
Everitt Pierce to the City of Sacramento
Quit claim all interest to strip of land
on the Y-street levee.
+. A. Miller to the City of Sacramento
South 1856 feet of lot l6 in Brannan's
Addition; S11O.
S. Cechettini and Caterina Cechettini to
City of Recommendation of block 20
of Brannan's Addition; $3.50.
William Wilcox to n. NJ. Fay-Quit
claim east half of lot Z NJ and n, Twenty
seventh and Twenty-eighth streets.
L.. l.. Lewis and wife TO Occidental
Building and Loan Association-South-
west quarter of west half of northwest
quarter of section 27, township north,
range east, containing twenty acres
Occidental Building and Loan Associa-
ton to Peter Reconnaissance as above re-
serving road
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1893-06-13
ORDINANCE NO. %.

V'HE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS OF THE
L County of Sacramento do orduin as fol-
lows:
Section l. There is hereby granted for the
period OF fOrty-eight years from the date Of
the adoption OF this ordinance, to the Elk
Grove Water Company. a corporation, a fran
chiSe, right and privilege OF supplying and
selling water to the inhabitants OF the town of
Elk Grove in sacramento County and TO in
diViduals residing in the vicinity OF said town
for public, domestic, mechanical or manu-
featuring purposes.
Section ,. In order that said corporation
may fully enjoy such franchise, and for the
purpose of supplying said persons with water
there Is hereby granted 10 said corporation
the further franchise, right and privilege Of
laying down and maintaining pines for said
period of tOrty-eight years in any and all of
the public roads, streets, ways and alleys in
said town, and in all the public roads in the
said period of tOrty-eight years such roads
streets, ways and alleys, for constructing
operating and maintaining all necessary
bitches, canals and con duits
Section ). Such use by said corporation of
SAID roads, streets, ways and alleys shall be
subject to the direction and control OF the
Board of Supervisors of Sacramento COUNTY
and the ROadmas ,ers having charge thereof
as to the mode and manner OF laying such
pipes and constructing said ditches canals
and cOnduitS.
Section 4. This ordinance shall take effect
fifteen days after its passage, and shall be
published for ten times in the Sacramento
DAILY RECoRD-UNIoN. a newspaper printed
and published in said County of Sacramento
Adopted June 8, 1898, by the following
vote of the Board of Supervisors OF Sacra-
mento County, viz: Ayes-Miller, Todd, Cur
It's, Jenkins and Morrison.
j. NJ MORRISON.
Chairman of Board of Supervisors of Sacra-
mento County.
[sEAL.i Attest: W. B. HAMILTON,
Clerk Of said Board.
Endorsed: Filed June Q, 1893.
By w. b. HAMILTON, Clerk. je1O-1Ot