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The record-union., 1894-05-30

THE New York EUe1aing Post brought
a swarm of hornets about its devoted
head when few months ago it declared
that it would be unwise to admit more
States to the Union until we shall have
civilized Kansas. In the light of the
present, in the face of Kansas Home
Guards arrayed against Federal Mar
shals and Kansas militia with the Gov
ernor of the State acting upon the side of
lawlessness and the Capital of the State a
recruiting camp for mobs promoted by
State officials, the country will conclude
that the Post was right a nd prophetic.
The record-union., 1894-05-30

Beware of Cheap, worthless limitations
Ask for Simmons Liver Regulator
Recollect that for malaria, biliousness
dyspepsia, constipation and headache il
has no equas
The record-union., 1894-05-30
HINTS FOR THE SUMNER.

Try and keep cool.
Don't get excited.
Exertion is good-overexertion, injurious.
Keep the blood COOL well circulated and
healthy.
Do not at fat or heavy foods. but those that
will nourish and not overheat
Don't eat unripe fruit or other unwholesome
food.
Keep yourself clean, keep your home clean
and 1--we in a clean neighborhood.
If you feel heated, do not resort to icy
drinks, but take a little pure medicinal
whisky in iced water.
Remember that there is but one pure medi-
cinal whisky in the market and thatis Duhy's
Pure Malt, and that is the only kind that can
safely be depended upon during hot weather.
1t may he that some people, possibly your
druggist or grocer will tell you that there are
other whiskes lust as good.' If you are
wise you will not be deceived, but insist upon
having that which is purest, best and certain
to do you good.
If you follow these commonsense sugges-
tions there Is no reason why you are not,
through the summer, free from colds, summer
round us during this trying time of the year.
The record-union., 1894-05-30
Rittan hv a Dnr.

A little girl was patting dog belong
ing to John St. Clair at East Park yester-
day when the animal turned and bit her
on the ear. The dog was afterward killed
by Deputy Constable Bogges.
The record-union., 1894-05-30
Grand Sale Of LaceS,

Ul'dlu Ndle u LdCeS,
Bought by US at a peremptory
trade sale in New York City May
I'd, and we are turning them
over to you at greatly under
value prices. They are all this
seasons importations- all new
styles.
BLACK SPANISH LACES in widths
from 81 to S inches. Sale price, SC
a yard.
WHITE SILK POINT DE IRELAND,
24 inches wide. Sale price, sc a
yard.
POINT VENISE in butter color, differ
ent designs, d to 4 inches wide.
Sale price, S cents yard.
C0L0RED SILK LACES, also Point
Venise, Bourbon and Black Chantilly,
ranging from 81 to inches wide.
Sale price, Ioc yard.
POINT VENISE LACES in butter color,
to II inches wide, and Black Bour.
don Lace Inserting full inches
wide, in choice wheel patterns. Sale
price, I25c yard.
FINE BLACK SILK NET TOP POINT
DE IRELAND LACES, 6 inches wide;
worth 6oc. Sale price, 35c yard.
FINE BLACK SILK NET TOP POINT
DE IRELAND LACES, 9 inches wide;
worth 81. Sale price, soc a yard.
The lots are smaller but
just as choice as at first.
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Dress Goods.

36-inCh Two-toned Wool Mixed
Cheviots in diagonal effects. Sale
price, Ioc per yard.
37-inch All-wool Two-toned
Fancy Weave Cheyiots; worth soc
per yard. Sale price, 35c per
yard.
2o-inch Changeable Bengaline
Silk in corded effects; worth ST. 50.
On sale at s. per yard.
27-inch India Dress Silk. Can.
ton finish; Is choice shades;
value 75c. On sale at soc per
yard.
2o.inch Black Bengaline Silk in
heavy corded effects; worth 81.
At 75c per yard.
I9.inch Changeable Surah Silks
with small fancy wave figures
stylish for waists or trimmings
value s.. At soc per yard.
2o.inch Black Faille Francais6
Dress Silks, excellent finish;
value 81 Is. On sale at oSc per
yard.
The record-union., 1894-05-30

Record d-Union-TeIephone No. 40.
For Editorial Rooms, ring one bell
Tor Business Office. ring three bellG
The record-union., 1894-05-30

DEv. j. @. A. HENRY OF SAN FRAN
I1 cisco will lecture in the Congregational
Church WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY
EVENINGS of this week. Subjects: "Rome's
Hand in Our Public Schools '"rhe Papacy's
Plot for Political Plunder." Admission, 25c.
my29-3t
The record-union., 1894-05-30

A FEDERAL court in Colorado has re-
fused petition for mandate against a
lawless crowd, on the ground that the pc
titioner must seek relief in the State
courts, his petition not showing the juris-
diction of the Federal court 10 be in
volved. The court concluded by declar
ing that it was petitioners misfortune
that an imbecile is Governor of Colorado.
and that he has turned the State Govern
ment over to the socialists. This is the
concise statement of the unyarnished
truth. Colorado is to-day in the hands of
radical socialists, and no longer complies
with the requirements of her Act OF ad-
mission to the Union to maintain re-
publican form of government
The record-union., 1894-05-30

Entered at the Postonce at Sacramento as
second-claSs matter.
The record-union., 1894-05-30

levy, are not made legitimate items of
expense of city government. If the ap-
preparation were made there is no fund
against which it could be drawn with
warrant of law. That it has been done
heretofore, that equally as indefensible
appropriations have been made, is no
reason why this one should have been
approved. Simply and shortly, the veto
of the Mayor was in accordance with the
direct mandate OF the law and implies
neither disloyalty nor want of patriotic
sentiment on his part. The incident,
however, will serve to emphasize the
wisdom and necessity of hereafter max
ing such appropriations lawful, as can be
easily done-the people will vote them
whenever the question is submitted to
them, as should have been done long ago.
The record-union., 1894-05-30

A@ These publications are sent either by
Mail or Express to agents or single sub
scribers with charges prepaid. All Postmast-
erE are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the Pacific
Coast
The record-union., 1894-05-30

Weather Forecast.
For Northern California Fair: warmer
weather
The record-union., 1894-05-30

The lots are smaller but
just as choice as at first.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1894-11-08

March 10, is45 The death OF his older brother
Nicholas left him czaFowitz, or heir apparen
to the throne In 1895 be married the Danisl
Princess Iagmar, sister OF the princess o
Wales Their first cn4id. Nicholas Alexandro-
witch who VIII be the next car. was born MAJ
u, lscS When the nilhilists killed Alexande
IL IN 1881 the Russian monarchy was SO severe
~ shaken that no attempt was made TO celebrot,
the coronation OF the new emperor In 1855
however, Alexander Ill was crowned at Mos
COW with ceremonies, the splendor OF whigL
will never be forgotten
Frequent attempts were made on Alevn neer's
life. the most serious being that Of April, 1887,
when he was fired az by an army officer at
Gatschina- Although the pistol was dis
charged at close quarters, the car escaped un
injured The would-be assassin was arrested,
and his examination led 70 the discovery OF a
plot. duplicating over 500 persons. little
later military plot 10 kill Alexander was dis
covered in the Caucasus aud as a
result over 100 army officers were ar
rested. The chief cOnspirator proved
thirty-five years and whose breast was covered
with decorations The last wears u tie cars
life were a real burden Frequently he awoke
in the morning and found daggers or pistols
lying on his pillow. once skull end cross
bones were drawn In chalk on the leadbOard
OF his bed Although his entire encourage was
changed several times these CHASTITY warnings
never failed TO appear The STRAIN finally
proved too great. and after a severe trial Of
thirteen years the ears nervous system sue
eumbed to the secret intimidatio1s OF his enc
mics.
Politically the ear was reaetionary He be-
leyed in the Principles OF autccracy, and arly
IN lie joined the Pan-Slavist party, whose
motto Is Russ IA for Russians" He autagO-
nized Germany and forced an alliance with
France. The darkest blot in his history was
his persecution Of the Jews. thousands OF
whom were deprived OF their property and
forced to emigrate
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HAPPY REPUBLICANS.
They Sweep the ecu try From
Ocean to Ocean.
Nelson Elected I'm Minnesota. Morton De-
feats Hill in New York by 10000
Plurality. Tammany Hail
showed Under.

NEW YORK, Nov. 6.-The Republicans
have carried New York state b. esri-
mated pluralities ranging from 10000
to 100000. Those figures represent the
probable plurality of Levi =. Morton
(Rep.) for governor over David b. Hill
(Dem.) based upon the vote of New
York city and Brooklyn complete, and
returns from more than one-half of the
election districts above Harlem river
The total vote for the two leading
candidates is considerably in excess OF
that polled for Flower and Fassett for
governor in 1891, in addition To which
are the votes east this year for Wheeler
lind. Dem. }, which will exceed 10000.
The tremendous Republican sweep in
the city aud state, it is estimated, has
elected % Republican congressman, a
gain of eight over the present repre-
scutation in congress.
From the plurality ranging from S.,
600 TO l25, 900 in the district below the
Harlem for the Democratic party, the
Republican party turns the city vote
into 10000 plurality for its state can
didates. In all the Democratic esti-
mates given on The eve of the election
it was eontended that the Democratic
plurality below the Harlem would be
at least $4,000. The surprises are not
confined to this change of vote. but an
analysis shows that Senator Hill Will
run behind even the vote of Maynard,
while in the state he fell below the
vote east for governor Flower in 1891.
Strong (Rep.) for Mayor of New York
is e,e ted by at least 10000 plurality.
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WEST AND SOUTH.

4 TRACK walker frustrated an at
tempt To wreck Lake Shore train at
Farnham Station, O.
Is Crittendcn county. Ky, Edward
Martin was lynched because he would
not turn states evidence against the
outlaw. Bin Goode.
The work of surveying for ship
canal % connect Lake Erie and the
Ohio river is TO be begun at once.
THE death of Miss Ellen Stubble-
field. who claimed To- be 1l6 years old,
occurred at Atchison. Kan.
a FRoMINEST farmer near Stockton.
Cal, David Young, failed for SIt4.215.
4 RECENT development Of the brew
ers war at St Joseph, No, was the
mutilation of horses belonging to
the brewers. The employees were sus-
pected
THE distillers at Baltimore, Md,
will test the constitutionality OF that
section of the new tariff increasing
the tax on whisky in bond.
IlESEY SCUNEuL won a wager of $500
by walking from Indianapolis to Chi
cago in Il hours and 2 minutes.
SENATOR l.. trotted 1 miles a San
Jose, Cal. in lc.le, lowering the
worlds record in 4Ois seconds.
Is the Maryland agricultural coll
lege Edwin Gott, Jr.. son of the sec
rotary Of state OF Maryland, was ia
tally hurt by hazers.
MASHED men robbed n train at New
Albany. Miss, but aside from little
icvelry they secured NO booty
III.
member of congress. occurred at his
home in Hannibal, Mo-, of heart dis
ease. aged - wears
The fourteen white caps who TOOK
part in the battle in SEWER county,
Tenn, in which three men were kille>s,
were arrested
THE beef-house AMI office at South
Omaha, Neh.. OF the Hammond Pack
ing company was burned. entailing a
loss OF S531,OO0. Two tircmen were
killed.
EIGHT persons wereinjured in a race
between an electric car and a train at
Cincinnati by a collision.
Il Texas and Louisiana hurricanes
injured a number of people and de-
stroyed great amount of property.
DANIEL Nu0p. of II. Joseph, No,
annoyed by playing children fred into
the crowd, fatally wouuding Willie
Ware and Rose Delaney.
AxoS T. Eoor died at Whitewater,
Wis. aged l02 years lie was pen
sioucr fer services in the war of 1872.
ToIFao co. business men were pre-
pariu.. 10 investigate an alleged steal
Of 81 Geo. eco Of the city's funds.
TIE supreme court Of Mich gan has
sustI ined the validity Of the proceed
ings removing the county seat q Der
rien county from Derr.en Springs %
-. csePA.
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been received from the Third, but the
little from that district indicates Heat
wole's election. Two or three counties
give him ratio gain, which, if carried
out, will lanG him safely as congress-
man from his district.
Chairman Bixby. of the Republican
state central committee, claims that
Gov Nelson has carried the state by
from 30, 600 to 5000.
At 1880 a. m. Tams Bixby closed his
headquarters in 81. Paul and went
home, satisfied that the result was all
right and would keep until the fuller
returns. His last work was to wire
senator Washburn that the lie gislature
Is Republican. and a majority of 20 is
assured on joint ballot for United states
senator. This estimate is not based on
returns from single legislative dis
trict, but is on an estimate that the
strength Gov. Nelson has given the
ticket will assure Republicans for the
house and senate to REACH that figure
1t is the same with the congressional
districts, which are confidently claimed
to be clean sweep for all seven.
The indications are that every north
ern state has gone Republican by safe
maior;tics The Republicans will con-
troll the next house of congress. This
is admitted by the Democrats, while
the Republicans claim the election of at
least 2lS members.
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FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.

PASSENGER trains coliided at Red
fern, \. ;. W., and seven persons were
scalded to death and thirty injured
The emperor of Russia, Alexander
H.. die at Livadia. He was 40 years
of age aud had been emperor fourteen
years.
HONDURAS advices report the dis
covery of the remains Of an ancient
Toltec city in the center of n mahog-
any swamp near Rio Grande. They
comprise hundreds of large. well-buls
stoife dwellings and three temples.
STRONG earthquake shocks were felt
in the City of Mexico and vicinity
Many horses were thrown down in the
streets, which were crowded with hun
dreds OF praying and confess ng peo-
pie.
YOKOHAMA adv.ces state that the
japanese had captured Port Arthur,
one or the Chinese strongholds
4 MANIFESTO was issued by Gar
Nicholas II. announcing his accession
to the throne of Russia.
AFTER a brief illness Eugene Oudin,
one of the most popular singers on the
light opera stage, died in London.
Il the earthquakes in Mexico sixteen
persons were known to have been
killed. while the damage to property
in the City of Mexico alone was $780,
COO
The new Spanish cabinet, with Senior
Sagasta at its head, was accepted by
the queen regent.
Is battle between the troops and
rebels at Valencia, Venezuela, six sol
diers and twenty insurgents were
killed and many wounded.
THE principal owner of the London
Times, John Walter, died at the age of
as years.
The British lost forty-five men in an
encounter with the Waziris on the
Punjab frontier, while 25O of the tribes
men were killed.
\ REPORT that Fung Wang Cheng
was set on fire before its evacuation
by the Chinese has been confirmed.
THE Chinese made an appeal to Great
Britain and France to mediate with
.Iapau for peace.
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ASKED - INTERVENE.
China Appeals to the Powers of Europe in
the Interest of Peace.


LONDON, Nov. THE Central News
says: There is reason to believe that
China has resolved to formally ask the
powers which have immediate COM
mercial interests at stake to stop the
war. The Chinese minister is said TO
have communicated the request to the
foreign Office IN London Monday after
noon. Monday evening he started for
Paris to seek interviews with Nj. Hano-
taux, minister of foreign affairs. and
President Casimir- Perier"
LONDON, Nov. THE Daily News
has information that China is suing
for peace-in fact, has instructed her
ENJOYS in Europe TO submit to the
powers the terms which she is willing
to offer 1t is formal renewal or
repetition on larger scale OF the
overtures made to the British govern
ment a month ago.
The News expresses again its APP
prevail of Lord Rosebery's effort for
joint intervenance and speaks regret
fully of the reluctance of the powers
to see the matter in the same light.
1t says:
this disastrous conflict prolonged Even the
United STATES despite the Monroe doctrine,
must be concerned for the regularity and Sc
curity OF their trade with japan. sooner or
later-and better sooner Than later-there
must be an international settlement. II will
be difficult to contend that interference will be
premature now"
The Graphic has this dispatch from
Rome: According to a telegram from
Picking, China is disposed to conclude
peace upon the basis of the acknowl-
edge nent of Corea's independence and
the payment of an indemnity to be
fixed by the powers. The powers who
are willing to support this arrange
ment are requested to intervene.
LONDON, Nov. THE Daily Chron
icle says: If China desires peace, she
should address her request to Japan
and not TO Europe. H>wever unpleas-
ant that task may be, it is to the vic
tors that the yanquished must APP
peal
SHANGHAI Nov. THE Chinese
troops under Gen. Sung have evac-
uated Chin-Lien-Cheng and now occu-
Ply the mountain pass on the road to
Picking. Orders have been given to all
military commanders to defend Pelxing
at all hazards The Japanese are
marching northward, aiming to get
behind Gen. Sung's army. 1t is ex-
pected that all foreigners will be re-
quested TO leave Picking within a fort
night.
LONDON, Nov. Especial dispatches
received here from Toxic say that all
idea of Chinese raid upon the jar an
ese coast has been abandoned and
that orders have been issued to re-
move the torpedoes from Toxic bay.
Navigation into the harbor is now de-
clared to be free. The decree forbid
ding the sale of gunpowdcr in Japan
has been cancelled
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prices for cotton fabrics and an induceme !
to cloth printers TO order for future delivery
AT Cleveland, Cincinnati. Kansas City,
Omaha, Les Moines. ST. Paul and Minneapolis
no change is reported in commercial circles,
business being moderate and dealings con
servative Colder weather is needed at the
cities further north Detroit reports unsed-
sonable weather has further checked distribu-
tion of clothing and allied lines, and at Chi
cago the volume of business is smaller
than in the previous week, although
interior merchants in ohio. Indiana
and Illinois are sending in sea-
sonable number Of mail orders. St. Louis
jobbers in dry goods. hats and millinery report
about the usual volume Of trade, but most
other lines show a decrease. There is fair
volume OF business at Luiuth, where lake nav
igation is nearing its close. and at Portland
Ore. general trade is said to have improved
while at san Francisco no special change has
taken place"
Il. q. Dun & Co. S weekly review says:
Il ailures continue small and for four weeks
ending October IS, liabilities we're ss.205s93. of
which S3.i494 were of manufacturing and 81
!9l44 Of trading concerns. Southern failures
are comparatively small and the eastern end
western about equal During the past week
failures have been 10 in the United states
against S5s last year and 50 in Canada against
los
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.-uEsr figures are given hr the bu-
rvau Of statistics In Berlin. OF steam
engines now vorisiu- in the world four
tiiths were constructed IN the last
twenty-five years France has 1880
stationary and locomotive boilers and
T 900 locomotives. Germany. $4,000
land boilers. l.-u9 ship boilers and To-
600 locomotives; Austria. 1900 boilers
and $50 locomotives. Tae working
steam engines of the United States
represent 7.OgO.55g.oJo horse power;
France. 100000; Austria. l.5le.noJ
This does not include locomotives.
" hich aggregate &. ou1. 800 horse power
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Wisconsin,

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 6.-Returns
from the interior state show Republic
can gains everywhere and indicate that
the Republican state ticket viii be
elected by majority of from $4,000 to
10000. The average Republican gam
in precincts thus far received is 81.
and it is steadily increasing. Chair
man Wall, of the Democratic state cen
trail committee. comedies the election
of Upham and the entire Republican
state ticket. Chairman Thorn, of the
Republican state central committee,
claims the state by 80, 900. and Henry
c. Payne comedies with his estimate
Returns from the congressional vote
come in slowly, but those received
tins far indicate that the Republicans
will carry nine out of the ten districts.
The second district, Barwig's being
somewhat in doubt.
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TnE steamer Tong Ships arrived in
New York from the Dutch East Indies
with a cargo of 1909, 900 pounds of
SUGAR.
EY a collision on the Delaware.
Lacllawanna * Western road near
Scranton. Pa. Engineer James Lynot
and Fireman Elmer Scull, OF coal
train. and Fireman William c. Hosey
Of an express tram, were instantly
killed.
FLAMES that started in the ear shops
At NeUburyport, Mass, caused loss of
$4,000
GEORGE EUCKLASD and William
Jones. miners near Nanticoke, Pa,
were drowned by a rush of water.
AT the age of 100 years Mrs. Lydia
Caldwell King Mulock died al Middle
town, y. Y.
Ar West Winfield. y. Y, burglars
entered the bank, blew the door of
the vault pff with dynamite and Sc
cured abou $1,000 in money.
AT Mays Landing. y. j.. the Indus
trial Land * Development company
failed for S150.O00 assets, SIt5.0O0.
THE missing Lexow witness, Mrs.
Hermann. was put ON tine stand and
said she had paid $4,000 hush money
10 the New York police.
WILLIAM GIPP shot his mother dead
in Buffalo, y. y. without provocation
and then fatally wounded his father.
RoBERI }. defeated job z. Gentry
~ Point Breeze, Pa. in twJ heats OF
2.vS and 2:lZ;s, when the latter was
drawn.
COMPLETION Of the proposed plans for
enlarging Hoffman island will give
New York the finest quarantining sta
ton in the world.
Is Hartford, Conn. the Neal, Golf &
Inglis building was destroyed by FIRE,
the loss being SI50.000.
Il Pennsylvania the production of
anthracite coal for the year 1898 was
tons over than of 1892. The bitumin-
ous coal pro Iuced was 43, i3l, SIS tons
against 46.575.57G tons in 1892.
Is New York Edward ID. White, as
sociate justice of the United States SUI
preme court, AMI Mrs. Virginia NJ
Kent were married.
Is four cases in the municipal no s.
pital at Philadelphia the anti-tcxin
remedy for diphtheria was being
tested.
TWELVE worlzmeH were injured. one
proba big fatally, during livery stable
fire in Pittsburgh.
Is Boston f. II. Matthews, a wool
dealer. failed for s499. 90.