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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
StaOt Sa!tlmnre.
@crtdltspcrnanpi,,uacn.

Grimtn nal9ertd t.-(Sor 9fiAter
(oorlan.) Gegcn 9icbitabl5 - gSm.
S.uccnan unO GOparo Smitb, je GO
Sage @eIangniB; 6ricOrid 0igel,
iiitirt; gSm. Sigal, 18 Oionatc ,3udtz
bou5; 6rauf tSarria, nibt ibuloig.
@cgcn 9ln9rifiS - 6ugb SrOwn, iun.,
cinen Sag @sfan9niB; 5iuat @laBncr
unO 5afob Sberman, 9lnflage 3uriifz
gc;Ogen. 99cgcn uucrloubtcn 5SabrcnS
auf cincm Sabnjuge-@cOr9 Groppcr,
5 Sage @cfangniB. g&e9cn llebertrcz
tuna elmer itaOtiidcn &crurOnuug -
Soicpb Gicring, nidt i6ulOig. @c9cn
Saiaroipiclcn5 - 0cnry Scmcll, $50
GlclOitruie. Sir beute - lucgen Gins
brud5 - SbOma5 6orreltcr, 9llcron0sr
Gurner; luc9sn Soripic9ciun9 fali6er
Sbatia6cn-9}Oab N}. 0titGcu, 2lnnjc
0toaurO; pegen 9icbitahl5-Oic Oiciclbcn,
Yreiiocnt Gjront, 9obcrt &aibiuston;
pcgcn Briigclus icinc5 Gbe9eipon8 -
6crOinanO S5rip Scbncr; wegcn 2lngrifi8
aui cinen @onitablcr-Siaaf GlaBncr,
Sufob Sbcrman; wcgcn OtorOanarlfIs
- Somar6 Sarpep; wc9cn unanitanOiz
ger Gntbl0Bung = Wiarfu5 &lcinbsiit;
msssn 9chinOcrrn9 Ser SuitiS unO
SOnntagSpcrfauf5-0eO. Sauingcr.
Saticngertd t.-(8or Ocn 9tidJz
tern gin0iaD, Sans un0 GOwaro5.) J
3u ScltumeutSpOllitrcdcrn ernannt -
= WtenOcS uno Safob s. Gobeu i'm
Sale bon Oiiriam Gobcn. a3um Na6z
laBperwalter etngeieet - Geo. 9. Stuns
len I'M Sale BON 3Oiiab q. Stunlep.
9ta6laBpcrSeidniie cin9erci6t in ocn
6Glen pon Sarab Z. OuiiD, 5oicpb
$. Saplor. neutrality-suspicious. &C.
nebmi9t in ben 6dlIen BON = Ybilipp
Nturdl, SSranciS 9S. Neapitt.
&rei8gert6t. - (SOr 9ti6ter
Denni8.) Wtuurice @auOg wiber SObn
OtcSatbp, nidt beenOct, bcute fortSu>
icbeu, unO wie friiber bcridtet.
6 mmou plea 81 0eridt.-
(SOr 9fiater BbelpS.) S0bmer wiber
Sic r0ufcbarOtz8raug friber
beridtet, nidt beenoet. Sir 6cutc -
Der IdwebenOe 6aQ uno pic friibcr be-
ridJtet, nit 9tr, 1856 uuO 4. 486 iiitir>
ter SAL.
Superior@ @eri9 t. - (gOr
9litdie.) &at6urine GliiiOro wiOer
Mattbclp 2pn9, friber beridtet, 9luSz
peiiunsSflage, Seroift fiir Seflastc;
Senrp Sieman miOer Gbas. 6. @rlgbt,
S9ulOtlu9c, Ourd Scr9lc:d erleOist;
Selcn 6. &udenba6 wiOcr Die r6iSclttD>
& 0cpoiitzGOmp.," SdTulSflage, burd)
S.rslei6 erlcbigt ; SartlOpe iuiOer Ot.
6or 81 SObue, @inreoe sur &laseifrift,
nidt bcenbet. Sir bcute - Der i9wc>
b.noe 6aQ un6, uie friber beri9tet,
nit 2luSnaBme uOn Or. 279.
Sta6tgeridt. t. - (SOr 91i6tcr
9fifter lSrlgbt.) Sbonla5 s.. Gpnns
81 Comp. wtocr 0ebriiOcr QSilliamS,
@erbift iiir Sldscr aui $7107, Grfcnnt>
n;B aui non pros; Gba8. 9. Gomez II.
g. u. 2oneD, Observation-Disclosures BON
Charles gOneD, iplOer Gnnie DO. gOnc1
unb slnOere, SdulOfluse. nid)t bcenS,t.
sir beute = Der i6pebenoe 5aQ unO
bie 9tummern so, 81, 104, 1O6, 1O9,
Ill. 118, 12O, 124, 125, 126, 126,
129, 1885.
- auT tin.n see III DER gabe ben Pat=
L. az.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
S1ucc uno &aIte.
gsatb tt eines peripatettu Sinisrfturmes.

Smaba, 9tebr., 21. Ntar;. - Sm
sanSen nOrSweltliden Gbcile Oes Staas
tes tobt elm eili9er gli;SorO, besleitst
pom iturfem S6uceiaIl. 9as llnmctter
crltredt ii9 audi ibcr SIo.0afOta unb
&pOming. Otan beiiirdtet, baB grOBe
Malcn 9ieb in Dem Sturme ;u Grunoe
sesausen iino. Die Gbiere wuren nad
Oem lansen &inter nidt III Dem .3uz
itanoc, I'M elncm iOldeH lluwetter Uis
beriteben ;u f0nnen.
9enpcr, GOl., 81. Wtars. - Sin
furdtburcr Sdueclturm wiitbet ieit sez
itern 9tbenO. Giii9e Salte lit i'm G5es
folec 0cS llnpetterS.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
StltrntcSWiitbeu.

SwensbOrO', &p., %. 0iar6.-
9tadridten iibcr cincn pcrbccrcnpcn
Sturm, wclher Gurtisuillc, &D., geitern
bclmIudtc, trufcn iOeben bier Gin. Der
mattriclc S9aOen lit sieulid) srOB, oa
Der siemlld bcOeuttnbe SiebltanO be5
Std6t6ens nabcSu san5lid umtam, bod
lit fcin Otcnidcnlcbcn su bcflageu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
6 / s b E + @ c.
slue einIauitusen Sabrseuge trsfTen SieieI.
ben an.

9asp 3 Orf, 21. 02ars. - SAT-
alle cinlauien6en S6iffe beridten ibcr
9ewaltigc Gisbcrse unO 9ruBe Giafcloer
auf bem Ssean. Ser rgSerfenoum, I"
Der beute frIb 1910 bier aulaugtc, traf
am 16. adt' srOBs @isbcrse unb Gin Sis
felO, oa5 mcbrere Meilcn lang uuo cine
Sicrtclueile brett mar. 3ic 9Serra"
fam an IS. 3. Otts. in sic NGbe einc5
@iSbcr9eS, Der so SUB bod uuS 500
SUB lang mar. Gie Sarf rGficr." ole
ioeben nad elmer 0fsiie pOn 100 Gugtn
BON Nuflan0, 9teu iceluno, bier anz
langte, bert6tet cbeniuus iiber gewolti9e
gisbersc i'm S3ean.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
Capt. Sseuerman Dor ocm 3rie9s=
Qcrtdlf.

Sem 81 Off, %, 01drs. - Gus
&riegsgcridt, wcldc5 Capt. SeDcrman,
bcn GommanOcucr bcs gei6eItertcr
Sunocsbanpfcrs p&cariar9e," SIT pros
seiliren bubcn wirD, lit beute in benz
6lOttcubuubuf 81 SrootlDn Suiammenz
GCtretCn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
SSoIgt WcGane.
Gimer pcr aloiutamten oes Grapescnoer "SnS
wiro ibm 0eifHidlait Ieiften-

grooflDn, N.sD.. %. Ntar5.-
SrieocnSrldtcr 9tewtou Don @rapeseno,
SIS. wuroc bcute ipcScn GbelInnbme
au ben @nblbetra9erclen sur ncnnmos
natlider Ginipcrrun9 unb $500 SnaTs
Qelber perurtbeilt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
Glue neEe Scfte.
8Ietdl bcre 1tigu" Der tSraaen nao pmrif
iiidle ISIiIin d hrif.

etdlbcre d,tisu"s Der Sraueu mao pmrifa.
niidIe GIniadbcit.
ct. 2out5, p. WtGr5. - Ginc
ucue rcll9iOic Stftc lit bier in nuer
StiGe entltanScn, unO bat bercits 9lbz
le9cr gsfunbeu, uucrOIn95 nid)t bier,
ionbcrn i'm I.ruen Soma. Die frOmz
men griiber balteu leet rGrwcfuns%
Ye, iammlungen in Otr reiormirbe SIR
die, gtr. 2311, 8tncltraBe, ub unb lie
nennen ij9 rwcltlidc 0IiiiiOndrse5eieas
i9ait. a"
Ocs Wtotto Der gcute lautet rglpos
itolildc SDmpatbis," uno ibre Glauz
bensporlbrlften iinO: 6raucn baben
slci6e Jtedte, wic 0tanner, Geiitlldc
crbalten tein @sbalt, Oa es SiinOe lei
ii6 Iir bic 2cbre uOn Gotte5 gSort be-
iablcn gu laheu unO 9iiemanO, Der eincn
@o0bart oOer cin &orlctt trGst, fam
Otit9lieO msrbcn, Oa betOe 9lrlifcl Elm
I3eidcu bes %urus ltnb.
YaltOr 6. g. SanleD, Elm frabcrcr
Srei Wtctboriiten 8eiltlidcr pon ct.
youi8, Dem bic 9lctboOilten nod nidt
ironlm scnug marcu, ltcbt bicicr @ez
mcinbe Dor. Die 9Owa'cr 3wciggcmein>
bcn bat er bur6 GOrrcipOnbcns nit Dor.
tiscn @enOhen sesriinOet. 9a SanleD
nit)t uabcmittclt ut, 10 tann er es idOn
au5baitcn. Su8stiantmt SaBlt bieie
SriiOcrIdait bier 400 Ntit9lieOer Sbre
Ycriammlungen iiuo inlmcr rieiig be-
iudt, Ser;iidungen ipiclen bort Die
Sauptroue; als 9fabrun9 Oient beu
@ldub,9.n nur bic eiufadite Spciic uub
ais gaberunt Sa5 Ounfelbraune Otiliiis
fippiz&aiier; &aiitez unS GbcescuuB
lit tbnen ocrboten.
Ser pSarth olomaD. Srauerei.
@Ompaquie," 8Ctelter, gtewsgorf, be.
rlhmtes Sofbier lit BON beute all bel alien
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
53. Gon8reB.
sumureIet ift an Der saatsorsnuna.

SummeIet ift an Der 9aatspronuna.
" a bin 9 t II, 3. s., 21. WtGrs.
Die @jeidGfte beS Scnates beidrdnfs
ten ii6 ausiblicBlid aaf undergraduate
giQ5, BON Sencn 25 anscnommcn wurz
Sen. 9tad Scrlauf Der OtorqcnltlluOe
wuroe bic &i1 iber Screiufadung ser
Sciietitclzlleb.rtragung in 0iitrift So
lumbia auigcuOmmcn, abcr SIR Seitc
gclcgt, Obue GrleOisung 5u finOen. I'm
a llbr Serta9ung.
0a5 81 eprG en- an II ! II S
mar ntd)t in Sibuug.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
Senator Splauitt's Gnoe itiinoIih


@ Arlington, 21. Otar5. - Die
aerjte Oc5 SenotOrS GOlquitt bon
Georgia crtlGrcn bcute 9lbenO, oaB ba5
9lbleben ibrc5 Eatcnten jcDcn glu9enz
bid eintreten fam. 0OfInun9 lit fcinc
nlcbr porb1n0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
y2r. H..
NcrDccrcnocr SrnnO.
Sie Ragenid,uppsm fer st @uvfier stas;s
SabU" CIrlcaldlett

Sic @ngcuduppsm fer at. SuNfIsr Staots
Sabn" Ciu Jeaidlstt.
ct. 2oUts, Nto., -. Didr; (il llbr
Rorgensl.-Sie 8agcuidluppeu Der yOiiI-
iOuri- SuaBenb0bu &Ompaguie. welue elm
gauSes QdIler9,ulcrt eiuu,hmeu, neben in
6lummen uHo merOeu ie0eufalS adusnd
ierit0rt werDeu. Der Serluf mlrO elm iebr
groBer lelH.
Der nS Sartl OlOmag. Sruuereis
Gompaauic," IcGcftr, giews0orf, be-
riibnteS Sodbjer lit uou heute al bel alien
ihren Snnoen in 3api uuo Ill uerfanieu.
Dian iiberien9c lId) UoU ieIUer SOrsiiQlidlfeit
uno probre es. (66-73T0
B~ Ser %trguuguugs %erein Der rs err
III III asS Oge !tr. 100. u. T. & u. Nt.,"
i,iert y oNntl q, oeu p. ns., III : hrtit.
y e's pYutup5co. %t.p. Souie," nab. Der
uSaypiep Srlueyei." Gie NtalIdlfelt
nimmt lllr !iahmlttagS ibrcn gniang.
H9 Ger n6arz Siuat.EempeI"
oil yerlngtou., Nlhe GIreiunBe, III 3um
SerIauie augeieIGt. Iaufliebbaber erbalten
bel lorH. SS / h. Z. gS /. 9tr. 11S, Sops
tnS' Tlace, oIe gcmiinidte gtustuuft.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23

unS Der bette 6rsunb, Der Sis ME im
Stia. last, 1T Simmons Liver Regu-
lator, (sas rOtbs 5)-9as ift, mas
Si. bel Grwabnuns bisisr uOr;iisIi9sn
9,b,r, ,O1sbisin p.rn.bmen, unb gtismano
fOute ii6 ab.rr.ben lniIeu, baB irssnb
.npas anberss .b.nio gut lit.
Gr ift Der SDnis uaer 2sber>M.Sisis
uen; er lit b.fer, mic Ria.n, unb osrtritt
bic Gteue BON Gbinin unS 2alom.l.
gr uirit brett auf bic 2sber, 9tier.n
unb ginsewsiO. unO sri.ust i'm sans.n
Spltcm n.u.s 9sben. Oi.s lit bi. Nes
bi;in, bi. Si. winidcn. YOn alien
Npoth.fern O.rtauft-in flHiiiasr 6orm
uOer als gulu.r, uni iic trOdsu .in;unsb,
men oner um Gb,s baraus su MAIDEN.
~ Seses Sa6etsa
bat Den S.stemseI In Roth aaf Der gersa dung.
8. 8. Setitn & Comp
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
Ro5ebern's 9lrbeiter-Nreumolid,feit.

2unoOu, %. Otar5.-9ie fort
idrittlideu Atilslieosr Oes 2OnOoner
@raIIhaftsratBes iibcrreihten Dem pre-
nlierminiltcr 2oro 9toieberD cine Nbreils.
Sn Seantwortun9 berlelbcn crflarte Der
Oiinilter, es made iid leet eiu ncuer,
friiaer G'eilt bcmcrfbar, Der BON Der
Mluni;ipal 9erwultuns aus it'd Der
9teidspolitif mtttbeile unb mehr sur
grIlsruns Ser Gage Der 9lrbsltcr bsitras
CEN werOe, ais Die sroben 9lenbcrunaen
in Der @onltitutiOn. Gr ruiic iebr wObl
OaB cs I'M 2anSe cine groBe Bartet sebe,
Die feincr politiiden Organization an
seb0re uuO e5 n9 ;ur 9lufSabe seltellt
babe, b1fiir ;u iOr9eu, baB nlehr Iiir bas
Solt 9ctbun wcrOe. 0lsier 9ciit ipiirOe
in imnler. .mcitere S6idtcn einbrlnsen,
uno wenn bas Barlamsnt iid unfapis
seiseu iOlltc, cuua8 SrOcntlides ;u
lbun, 10 miirOe Derielbe au9 in Die ioz
sialen &reile inner iueiter unb wciter
porbring.n. SdlieBlid srflarte 2orb
JtoisberD, OaB iiir England eius erOBs
@sfabr criuadieu wiirOe, picl srOBer,
als Gin Sric9 lie ie berauf beidwOren,
wenn mat wirfiame Strttte 9etban
miirOcn, Inn Den gcoiriniheu bcr rics
ieu9rOBen ScuOlfcruns, welde balb be-
adlet, balb unbea3tet aufmddit, 9fedz
uun9 3u trasen.
Der nStanOurO meloet, Ser 2ibcrule
Sames SenrD Sol;iel, Barlamentnt:tz
slieo fir SirfcaIbD, beabiid)tise, I'M uns
terbauie cinsn ScIdluB einiubrinaen,
meld.r Die 9(niidten Der 6esieruns iiber
Die sufiinitiSe Stelluns bss Sauies Der
N0rhS cnthQltcn ioll.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23

- auT einem see III DER giabe ben Pabz
cuaro, @terIfo, ertranten seitern lehs Ser.
ioneu. weldbe in elnem SOpte bas @aiftr
treusen ToateR
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23

Ser ySarth olomaD. Srauerei.
@ompaqnie," 9ofelter, News9ort, be.
riibmtes Sodbi.r lit bon b,ute all bel alien
ibreu Suureu III 3api uuO Su perfauen.
Dtau iiber;euse fidJ pom l.tntr SOr;iiaItftsit
uuo probre es. (66-73r)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
@erettelte Iicunl1ttipt.

BANANA, %. Wdr;.-Gin wobls
Or9auiiirter Scriud), in ben Screiuigtcn
Staatcn BON Columbia cine 9feuolulion
herauf ;u beidwOrcn, lit BON Sen Scs
bOrbeu BON SO9Ota entbeft wOrbtn.
Die Pldnc Der Scri6w6rer maren duBcrit
gut au5gcbad]t unO bcubiidltigtcn etneu
9lcidsclti9en AufltanO im 9an5en Sanoc.
= Sn Sroy, 9t.@9., lit SartbolOmew
Shea pOn elmer @oroners Surp Des
Otprbes BON GObert 9fOB bel9ulOist
moroer. GoB parb bel ben I.sten
Wtuuiaipallpahlen eridoiien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
Soiatte 8proa surn Drattoetten ron uruauau
eemabIt.

0toutepibeO, % Widr;. = 9n
bsr beutissn Situns Der 9eputIrtcnz
tumnler wurben fir Die @abl eines
Braiibentcn Der 9fepublif 81 Nbltimz
munsen por9euommsn. .tnd bem 81.
gSabl9ange wurbe Der 8csierunsss
GanbiOat SenOr Dsn 9Oiarts Sorba
srmablt ertldrt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1894-03-23
&aittpf a1tf bo5er See.

'ber9c i'm S3ean.
The record-union., 1894-10-11
Two RECORDS LOWERED YESTERDAY
New Marks Set for the Worlds Bicycle
Riders.
Upson OF This City Captured One, and
Long and Delmas Lowered
Tandem Record.

Two worlds bicycle records went down
in the dust of the Agricultural Park
course in this city yesterday.
One was the Class A quarter mile. ly-
ing start, unpaced record OF IS l-5 Sec
onds. L. S. Upson OF the Sacramento
Athletic Clubs Wheelmen covered the
distance i'll y 3-5 seconds.
The other record that was lowered was
the Cuarter-mile, unpaced, Class 3 tam
dem record OF 26 5-5 which Il. S. Long
of the Olympic Club Wheelmen and
Tony Delmas OF the Garden City Wheel
mon wiped out by setting the mark at
n So seconds.
The weather was not the best for record
breaking, quite stiff breeze blowing
from the southeast. and for this reason it
was decided that the Rambler riders
would not attempt to lower records for
any distance over Il haIf-mile.
The referee was Charles L. Gates, the
ETdJ9t1lc7's cycling editor. L. $. At
wood, W. y. Hubert and William Hill of
the sacramento Athletic Club Wheel
men otflciated rs judges, and c. Uoll as
starter. Timers Lavenson, T..
W. Bates and &. IL. Lusk. There was
quite large attendance at the track, in
Guiding many ladies.
Ibe Rambler men went on the track at
! ) O'Clock, and nearly an hour was spent
III warming up ana the Arrangements OF
preIimiuarles.
{. >. Wells OF The Bay City Wheolmen
was tie first TO go for recorCi-ihat O.;
the hali-niile Class Il, flying start. He
was paced by Hail ami Edwards through
tie hrst quarter, anu by Long and Del
mas (on tandem wEeols) the second quar-
| tNAy ri H..
seconds. w Nells made the first quarter in
70 SO seconds, but was balked Somewh
IN taking up his relay, and finished iii 80
seconds flat.
Later on he repeated the attempt. bu:
"a 10 was the best he could do, or 2-5
seconds above the mark
Alter Epson, the local man. had clipped
40 oi second oil the Class 4, quarter
mile, unpaced, Otto Ziegler OF San Jose
went out to lower the record for the un-
paced Class B riders, tho same distance
which is 70 So. lie got splendid start
covered the first eighth in II seconds
and was near the goal and going like the
Wihd, wnen one OF the spokes of his
vince! snapped asunder, anu caused him
TO let up.
IL was inc unanimous opinion that but
! Tor the accident he would have made the
quarter III less than % seconds.
Late III the afternoon he tried it again
but the hard practice work Of the day
began TO tell OH the sturdy young athlete
yet ne made the quarter within one sec
ond of the worlds record.
Then De!mas and Long rode their fast
tandem hali-miIe, unpaced. The eighth
was made In OH 80. and the distance in
| O:24 10, two seconds under the record
Epson then took II whack AT the half
mile, class \, record, unpaced, with fly-
ing start. The record is 1905, and Upson
made the distance in 1905 2-5.
The weather last night was cooler, with
quite breeze blowing, but The wheel
men are hoping for calm, warm day to-
Day ana II they get it they expect to
make havoc among The records.
The record-union., 1894-10-11
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

6. W. Clifton Of Truckee is at the Capi-
tai Hotel.
George Beckley came up from Franklin
yesterday.
j. l.. Houx came down from Shingle
Springs yesterday.
Mrs. Hartley and daughter of Auburn
are at the Capital Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. LII. Nichols of Court
land are at the Capital Hotel.
Ex-Governor Van Arnam Of Arizona
now resident of Oakland, is in the citv'
Mr. and Mrs. George Carly and Miss
Collins of COurtlaud are guests at In o
Golden Eagle.
Washington Porter, of Porter Brothers.
came up from San Francisco last night,
and will go East to-day.
Miss Gertrude Arnold, who has been
visiting relatives here for several months.
has left for her home in the East.
Mrs. y. NJ. Baird has returned to San
francisco after visiting her daughter
Mrs. Eva Frick OF 15lO Fourth street. for
u couple Of weeks.
Mrs. William Lamphrev has rn,prpad
from visit OF two months in the sonth-
ern part of the State She was accn,u-
panied by her daughter Irene and two
sons.
Six-year-old Leland L. Lash on Tues-
day evening gave pleasant party to his
friends and playmates OF Mrs. Pierce,s
kindergarten school on * street, between
Eighteenth and Nineteentii. at his par
ents' home. lOl7 street. The young neo-
pie had most enjoyable time.
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yes
terday: E. /. Covercherron. ). G. Hull
burt, New York; S. {. Lent. William
Harris, Z. +. Gates, w. Is. Corwin. IIrod
Z. Chandler, San Francisco; II. h. Cot
ton, SACRAMENTO; Mr.. and Mrs. George
Carty. Miss Collins. Courtland; Martin
Hansel, Chicago; w. ). Wright. Port
land; George }eckley, Franklin: Mr.
and Mrs. y. b. Eddy, Canada; c. ID.
Gerton, l.. Schranz, San Francisco.
Arrivals at the Capital Hotel Yesterday.
". II. Nichols and wife, Courtland: \
X. Robinson, Auburn; 7. J. Stephenson.
Courtland; NJ. *. Miller, Oakland: ]. L.
HouX, Shingle Springs; ID. E. Minear.
San Francisco; q. w. Gitien, Truckeo:
Mrs. Hartley and daughter, Auburn: +
J. Larsen, Stockton; /. b. Freed. San
Francisco; Robert Travans, Hearst. Men.
docino County; Mrs. Sol itunyon. Mrs
Ora Runyon, CourtIand; G. + SlIarnn
Virginia City; +. i. Willis, Chicago.
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T'o-daY,s Sessions.


The convention will open at A. NJ. to-
day with devotional exercises by Mrs. NJ.
X. Harnish.
At 9:35 (evangeiistic). Mrs. Anna K.
Bidwell; sabbath Observance" Mrs.
Christine Armstrong; Promotion of
Purity" Mrs. 81. +. Teats; Prison
Work" Mrs. n. b. Cove; Work Among
Lumbermen," Mrs. NJ. ID. Gordon; "In-
dian Work." Mrs. L. NJ. Priddy; Work
Among Soldiers" Mrs. NJ. i. Harnish;
Flower Mission," Mrs. Maria A. Crow
ley; "Railroad Employees" Mrs. NJ. E.
jerks; song, Mrs. Sadie Renowden Bal
lev; Work Among Miners" Mrs. Mary
Frost; "W orld's w. c. T. U. Work"
Mrs. N: ID. Dickson; address, Mrs. Rosa
mona X. Johnston.
IN " hat Way Can uperintendents
Utilize the State Paper to the Best Ad-
vantage ?'' Mrs. Grace NJ. kinball;
How Can Union of All the Forces Now
Working for Law Enforcement be
brought y bout?'' Mrs. Rose NJ. French;
Nv hat Relation Does the Child of To-
day Bear to the Child OF Tomorrow 2"
Mrs. Nellie b. Eyster; Temperance
and Prohibition Synonymous" Mrs. Nj.
Is. Mallory.
l0:l5-'Pacifc Ensign" Mrs. Ada Van
Peit. Mrs. ID. j. Spencer
l1:4o-BlDle reading, The True WOr-
ship of the Father" Mrs. Mary e. Smith.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
l:30-Memorial exercises, Mrs. Annie
II. Bldwell; solo. ION the Hights Of
Power" Mrs. ;. Il. Bailey.
2:05-Debate, Resolved, That Women
DO Not Know Enough to Vote" Affirm
ative-Aliss S. NJ. Severance, Mrs. Nellie
Is. Eyster. Negative-Mrs. Viola Tays,
Mrs. Ada Van Peil; w. c. L. L. chorus.
3:00-lteport OF Resolution Committed
3:3O-"S -"Suggostiors for Coming y ears
ork," Mrs. X. y. Armstrong; discus
sion.
4:50-Miscellaneous business.
This evening concert will be given by
way of entertainment for the visitors.
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MORE BURGLARS
another Brace OF lIX-Convicts Landed
IN jail.

another Brace OF EX-Convicts Landed
IN Jail.
Officers Maley and Higgins yesterday
captured two men who are now behind
the prison bars charged with burglariziug
Fred Eisenmenger's room III Mrs. Hol-
der's lodging house on Second street, be-
tween and IL, shortly after noon yestor-
day.
Mr.. Eisenmenger invariably kept the
door OF his room locked, but yesterday,
while at dinner, the door was left Open
The landlady happened 10 go into his
room and found everything in chaos
The contents of the room were scattered
and indications showed that the room had
been entered for the purpose of stealing
whatever valuables could be found.
lie Iandlady had noticed two strangers
in the house, and the thought struck her
that they were the guilty parties.
y description OF them was given to the
police officers. Maley and Higgins traced
them TO tho 1olo bridge, but before they
could cross the bridge 10 Washington the
draw opened, and they had to wait on
this side Of the brook.
AS soon as they crossed the bridge they
were informed that twolnen who had but
short time before como from this citv
were arrested by Constable Erommelt for
disturbing the peace. They wore taken
before Justice Newton and fined $50 each.
The officers suspected they were the
parties wanted, and in order that they
could DO taken back 10 this city they were
given an hours timo 10 leave Washing
ton. AS soon as they Were released the
Sacramento officers arrested and brought
them 10 the City Prison.
When searched. one Of them had on an
overcoat belonging to Eisenmenger, and
III their pockets were found number OF
articles which they had stolen from the
Iatter's room. They gave their names as
Tom Brooks and Tom Lyon, and the Of
ticers say they were but recently released
from the State Prison at Folsom.
The men showed considerable resist
ance when arrested, and one Of them
kicked Officer higgins on the leg, the cf-
tects of which the latter will feel for some
time.
IL was ascertained that the men at
tempted to dispose Of some of their plum
der in this city, but failed. They then
went over TO Washington, where they got
drunk and had to be locked up.
Charges Of burglary woro entered
against them.
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BRlEP NOTES

Judge Cailin has given judgment for
Henry Molineaux against the State in
his suit TO recover payment on Indian
war bonds.
81 an early hour yesterday morning
Special officer Warner arrested one II
wilson for begging on the street. Wilson
assaulted me officer, but was clubbed
into subjection.
Ii. +. Dillmau has asked tn l,a raloosod
from the bond OF IL. L. Rodiner who is
charged with conspiracy and obstruction
of the United States mails. committed
during the late strike. The bond is
$3.50.
Soldier Walker, the Adonis of lower T,
street. yesterday punched out Billy Man
ming III seven rounds. The affair oc-
CURED on sandbar in the American
River. Manning was outclassed nv
Walker, but is said to have put up good
stiff fight.
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W1i.SON-ln this city, October 10th. Lola.
daughter OF John and Mary Wilson, n native
or Sacramento, aged l year and , days.
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A MORTGAGE EoREOLOsED.
Judgment for $S,725 Against the John
Conrad Estate.

Yesterday Judge Johnson filed his de-
cision in the case of the Germania Build
ing and Loan Association against Marie
Conrad, in which judgment is given for
tho plaintiff.
The suit was for the foreclosure of a
mortgage given by Mrs. Conrad as guard
ian of the person and estate of her hus-
band, John Conrad, an incompetent per
son. The property involved is part of Il
lot in the block bounded by and J
Fourth and Fifth streets. The proceed
ines were brought to enforce the pay
ment OF S6.334 So due on a promissory
note, including interest.
The judgment is for that sum, $500 Of
torney's fees and sol so for Insurance.
w. w. Rhoads has been appointed Conn
missioner to sell the property, with bonds
fixed at $4,000
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Assaulted by L, otp,ds.

Last niris man known as "Scotty."
formerly employed by a. Schaden. but
now working in the railroad shops. was
knocked down by two footpads on Sec
ond street. between l. and NJ.
lie yelled SO loud for help that his as
sailant beat a retreat without securing
any booty.
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Mrs. Hoppin announced the extra ses-
sion of the Legislature on Friday night
at the old Pavilion, which promised 10 be
interesting.
The convention then adjourned till this
morning.
The record-union., 1894-10-11

WHY do you wait? Why not preyeut
sickness by taking Hoods Sarsaparilla
1t purifies the blood and will keep the
systeni free from rheumatism and other
complaints due to impure blood,