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The record-union., 1894-10-19
Special to the REcoRD-US1ox.

-f'SSiStA 10 Clle tNECOKD-U
ST. PETERBURG, Oct. is. It is an
nounced the condition of the Gar has
percepubly changed for the worse.
symptoms of general debility and weak
ness OF the heart are more pronounced.
| The Cars physicians have given up
the idea of having him taken to Corfu.
The Grand Dukes Sergius and Paul,
brothers of the Gear, started for Lividia
to-day. The official dispatch indicating
sudden change in the Czar's condition
was sent to Darmstadt yesterday and a
reply received to-day saying the Grand
Duke OF Hesse-D Darmstadt and the Grand
Duchess Sergius, his sister, had started
Tor ST. Petersburg. The news from Livi-
dia caused CONSERVATION in St. Peters
burg and there is general feeling the
! end may be expected at any day. Con-
sequently great anxiety is experienced
regarding the consequences of the Cars
! sudden demise.
physicians in attendance hope that tho
climate OF the south coast of Crimea will
have beneficial effect upon the health of
the Gar.
ANXIETY REGARDING HIS CONDITION.
| LONDON, Oct. 1S.-Anxiety regarding
the health OF the Gar was increased to-
day by dispatch from St. Petersburg
distinctly announcing the condition of the
Gar has perceptibly changed for the
worse. An official messenger at St.
Petersburg on Tuesday, in special edi-
ton, published the following bulletin,
signed by Professors Leyden, Zacharin,
Popotf and Beljaminotf, physicians III
amiendance on the Car: After con-
| neys shows no improvement His ma
| Jesty'S strength has diminished"
n correspondent of the British Medical
| J0uFRGl, telegraphing from Lividia, says
| lie has seen tie CZar's two physicians.
| The correspondent adds: There is no
! less cause for anxiety than a fortnight
since, although the Car suffers less from
vomiting and headache. His immediate
removal from Lividia would be benef-
| cial IN one sense, but the Cars weakness
! increases" ."
CHANGE FOR THE WORSE.
| PARIS, Oct 1S.-The statement that the
! condition of the Gar has changed unex-
! pectedIy Tor the worse is confirmed by
| the news to this effect which has reached
! this city. The Grand Duke Vladimir,
| eldest brother of the Car, and the Grand
| Duke Alexis, the Russian High Admiral
| second brother of the Car, leaves Paris
for ST. Petersburg tonight.
APPEARS TO BE DYING.
BERLIN, Oct. 18.-The Cologne Gazette
has a dispatch from st. Petersburg stat
| ing that the Car appears to be dying
All the members of the imperial family
are Ell route to his bedside. 1t is reported
| that after the reception Of the Princess
| Aliz, the Czarowitch's betrothed, into the
orthodox church a quiet wedding will
follow. The marriage will take place be-
fore November Goth, on which day the
great fasts OF the church begin. The final
! appointment OF the Czarowitch as regent
! is hourly expected. 1t is persistently
stated that Pobiendonessotf resigned the
| Procuratorship of the Holy Synod a
week ago, but that his resignation was
not accepted.
| NO CHANGE IN HIS CONDITION.
| ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 1S.-A bulletin
issued at o'clock tonight states there IS
no change in the condition of the Gar.
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ODD FELLOWS.

The Next Grand Encampment to Meet
a5 Stockton.
SANTA Rosa, Oct. Is. = To-day the
newly elected officers of tho Grand En-
campment were installed by Past Grand
Patriarch Leonard.
1t was ordered that the drill trophy,
which has been won three times by the
Santa Rosa Canton of Patriarchs Militant.
should forever remain with them, and a
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Jasper Dolby Safely Behind the
Ohio Penitentiary Bars,
WHERE he WAS SENTENCED TO
TWENTY YEARS IMPRISONMENT.
Governor Mckinley Says He VIII Not
Leave the State So Long as There
is a Possibility of Further Trouble
Growing Out of the Affair.
Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.

Special to the RECoRD-UNIoN.
COLUMBUS, Oct. 1S.-Jasper Dolby, the
negro sentenced at Washington Court
house to twenty years imprisonment for
a criminal assault on Mrs. Mary G. Boyd,
an old white woman, was landed in the
penitentiary at 7 o'clock this morning.
He was escorted by Sheriff Cook and
Deputy Busick, who were accompanied
on the train by troops. The prisoner was
taken from the train at Dennison avenue
and walked to the prison. The military
remained in the cars and were carried to
Union Station. All the troops have left
Washington Courthouse.
a Columbus reporter who came with
the train says that after midnight things
quieted down. The citizens had nearly
all gone home, yet many persons stood
on the neighborlng corners until much
later hour discussing the affair, as may be
readily imagined in connection with such
terrible sensation as the killing of two
men and the wounding of eleven others
by the militia.
The military until $3.50 A. NJ. numbered
less than 100 men against hundreds of
men crowded into or about the Court
house. The small band kept up deter
-
Finally, when the First Regiment from
Cincinnati and two companies of the
Fourteenth at Columbus arrived, about
2:30 y. NJ, square was formed by the
men OF the Fourteenth, and escorted by
the First, the line of march for the cars
was taken up, the negro being in the
| square.
The prisoner was in the Courthouse
about twelve hours, the officers not dar-
ing to attempt to return him to Jail after
the sentence had been passed. Just before
the troops left the death OF O.. w. John
son, or MAC" Johnson. was announced,
| making three dead. He lived at Kyles.
| Butler County, Ohio.
| Frank NiederhOuse aged 20, who was
shot IN the leg and suffered amputation,
cannot survive. He was the only prom
inent citizen injured. Theodore Ammer-
man, aged -, at last accounts is still in
| critical condition.
The reintorcements called for by Sheriff
| Cook at o'clock yesterday did not arrive
until $3.50 o'clock this morning. The
shooting of the citizens occurred about
O'Clock. 1t IS only thirty-nlne miles to
Washington Courthouse and it is claimed
that greater prOmptness on the part OF
somebody might have saved loss of life
The prisoner stated TO the prison Off
cials that he is not guilty, but entered the
plea of guilty because he had been in
formed that he was TO be mobbed. He
was clearly identified by his victim.
Governor Mckinley. upon being asked
| about the affair said: The act speaks for
itself. The troops were sent to act in aid
of the civil authorities, who were power
less to Quell a mob that was seeking to
overthrow the law and its orderly admin
istration."
The Governor says he will not leave
Ohio as long as there is possibility of
trouble. He has cancelled his engage
ments at Louisville and Nashville, and
the meeting at New Orleans will depend
upon the developments of to-day.
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Death DUO to Heart Disease.

SAN DIEGO, Oct. 1S.-Edward Fuller,
who lived alone on a Government claim
in Proctor Valley, was found dead in his
cabin yesterday. Being subject to heart
disease his death is ascribed TO that cause
The body was brought to this city to-day
tor iuterment,
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The Worden Trial

WOODLAND, Oct. 1S.-Three more jurors
were secured in the case of S. ID. Worden,
making nine already sworn TO try the
case. One special venire has been ex-
bausted and another ordered for to-rnor-
row. The jury will be secured this week.
and the taking Of testimony will prob
ably not be commenced before Monday.
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4 Pastor Deposed.

LEXINGTON (Ky.), Oct. 1S.-Professor
j. B. Jones of Hamilton Dental College,
and pastor of the Providence Christian
Church in this city, has been deposed
from his pastorate by the irate members,
who object to his mixing up politics
with religion. Professor Jones took a
prominent part in the Breckinridge-
Owens campaign against Colonel Breck-
inridge, and majority of the officers in
the church were sympathizers with the
Colonel
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Governor Markham ut Nevada City

NEVADA CITY. Oct. 18.-Governor
Markham was given reception here to-
night. He is on his way to DownieyilIe
to make speech. 1t has been raining
all day, and if indications are to be relied
on the people of this vicinity will expert
ence very hard winter and are making
preparations for the long winter months.
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VOICE OF THE PRESS
Political Expressions About johnson,
BechInan, Budd and Others.
fMarySVillp Democrat

tMarysville DemOcrat.l
The labOring men OF California care
more for bread than for Budd, the farm
ers are more anxious for better prices
than the elevation of mon to office, the
mechanics and operatives are far more
anxious TO see the mills in operation than
to hear of Democratic victory. The
merchants are not figuring on the six
teenth part of per cent. in the price of
thread through the operation of the Will
son tariff, but they are figuring up the
interest due while waiting for return of
business ana praying for better times.
These are the men who are going to de-
eide who shall fill the offices, and there
are sufficient number of them who are
clear headed and Independent to decide
rightly.
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Northwest Interstate Fair.

TACOMA, Oct. 1S.-From Portland on
the south, Vancouver, B. c., on the
north. Spokane on the east and Port
Townsend on the west, people are COM
lug TO the Interstate Fair tomorrow and
Saturday. But two more days of the big
exposition remain. Saturday night The
gates VIII be closed for good.
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WAR IN TIE ORIENT.
Eattie Said to Have Taken Place Mort
of the Yalu River.

OF the 1alu River.
TIEN-TsIN, Oct. IS.-A Port Arthur
dispatch, dated October 10th, states that
the Japanese have abandoned Thornton
Haven and proceeded to Ping Yang inlet,
which they are strongly fortifying.
1t is reported in native circles here that
a great battle bad been fought between
the Chinese and Japanese forces north OF
the alu River on Monday, October 10th.
NO details are obtainable. Tie Chinese
authorities claim not to have any knowl-
edge Of such a battle.
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The Bryan Ticket Recognized.

LINCOLN {Neb.), Oct. 1S.-The Supreme
Court has decided that the fusion Bryan)
ticket shall be designated at Democratic
on the official ballot This prevents the
Administration Democrats, who bolted
the regular convention, from securing
recognition for their candidates.
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Accents the Nominotion,

New YORK. Oct. 1S.- Everett p.
Wheeler has accepted the nomination for
Governor of the State of New York on
the third party ticket. His letter of ac-
ceptance to Chairman Charles s. Fair
child was made public to-day.s
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SOUTHERN FRUIT-GRowERs.
Discussion Relating to the Sales of
PRODUCES by Auction.

Los ANGELES, Oct. IS.-At the ad-
journed meeting of the Executive Com
mittee of the Southern California Fruit
Exchange, held this morning, there was
quite lively discussion on several
points which affect f1uit-growers very
closely. The most important was con-
cerning the advisability of continuing
the auction sales at San Francisco during
the coming season, as last year, or re-
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SIssoNs, Oct. 1S.-The Mount Shasta
Box Factory was damaged by ire TO the
extent OF $4,000 last night The cause of
the ire is unknown. The insurance will
| only cover half the loss.
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Cash Balance in the Treasury

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The cash bal
ance in the Treasury at the close OF busf-
ness to-day was S114. 49,, 736; gold reserve,
S59, 700, 600
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The town Of Eddy, n. NJ, which is
situated in q country that would be
worthless except for an extensive irriga-
ton system, had q rainfall lasting an
hour and a half the other day and meas
uring nearly two inches.
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RAFT GOES TO PIECES.
Large Number of Logs Now Float
ing on the Pacific.
THE MONARCH UNABLE TO TOW
HER FREIGHT INTO PORT.

The Grand Encampment of Odd Fell
lows Selects stockton as the Next
Meeting PIace-An Old Resident of
Butte County Found Dead in the
Woods, His Body Having Been Par
TALLY Devoured by Hogs.
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new trophy would be obtained for future
contests. The Grand Encampment then
adjourned, to meet in Stockton the third
TUESDAY in October of next year.
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cy's ticket by refusing to allow his name
to appear upon it with that of MIR. Strong
as the Citizens and Republican nominee
for Mayor. or he (Strauss) would withdraw
from the regular Taminany ticket.
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The DaIIes Eyoress Robberv

THE DALLEs (Or.), Oct. 1S.-Local Of
hcers now deny the arrest of n. Hill.
agent of the Pacific Express Company,
Messenger Tibbits and Watchman Glib
bons for completely in the robbery of the
company's Office at this place Saturday
ulght. Notice was given OF the arrest by
one of the city officers, and it was sup
posed to be good authority. The tact re-
mains, however. that Hill is still relieved
from duty at the Office pending an in
vestigation Of his carelessness in leaving
the box containing the money on the Of
fice floor so poorly protected, The town
is full of detectives, who are following
several different clews, but they seem as
far from solution of the mystery as
when the robbery was first reported.
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Creditor-Your master promised to set
tie with me to-day. ValeJ-Not if 1 know
it; it's my turn rst-Kladderadatsch
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TEE RAILROAD STRIKE
Brigadier-General Ruger's Report
on the Stirring Events.
COMMENTS ON THE WRECKING OF
THE TRAIN IN YOLO.

Says There is No Doubt That the KILL
ing of Engineer Clark and the Four
Who Left Sacramento Before the
Tragedy, and That Other Strikers
We're Cognizant of the Fact That
the Track Had Been Tempered
With.
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THE DIFFERENCE.
TNapa Registcr.1

The difference: Budd talks great deal
about himself; Estee very little. Budd
makes fun OF tariff laws; Estee treats
them in statesmanlike manner. Budd
has much TO say in criticism OF Estee;
Estee has nothing to say abodt Budd.
Budd talks 10 the galleries and appeals to
popular prejudices; Estee addresses his
remarks to thinking people, and by
thinking people will be elected.
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Ex.prenIer nIorcler.

EA-IreHilef hefcleF.
MONTREAL, Oct. 1S.-Ex-Premier Mer-
cier is very low. He has been taken from
the hospital TO his home to die.
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RUSSIA'S RULER.
The Condition of the Gar Changes
for the Worse.
LATEST REPORTS SAY He IS ON
HIS DBATH-BEDI

The Republic of Colombia Strengthen-
ing Her Garrlson-seven Hundred
Houses Leveled by a Cyclone in
San Domingo-Seventeen Workmen
Burned to Death by the Ignition of
Naphtha Spring.
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French Expedition to Madagascar.

IF6Hcu ENpeuIIlon 70 MauayaScnfs
PARIS, Oct. 1S.-The GduIoiS to-day
says tile French expedition to NADIA
gascar will number 1900 men. Minister
OF War General Mercier is negotiating
with the shipping companies for six
steamships, to be used as transports.
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SOUTH AMERICA.
Colombia Strengthening Her Garrison
on Bocas del Toro.

on Bocas del Toro.
PANAMA, Oct. Is. = Colombia is
strengthening her garrison on Bocas del
Toro.
Delegates from all departments of the
Republic are gathering in Carthagenia to
honor the memory of President Nunez
by ceremonies at his tomb tomorrow.
Advices from San Domingo say that
cyclone has leveled zoo houses there and
damaged the coffee crop in Hayti.
conspiracy has been discovered III
Caracas. InSpector-Generalo Of the Army
Parades and Chief of Artillery Nonsteat-
toni are implicated. General Pinango has
been arrested and many OF his alleged ac-
completes put In jail.
Part of the garrison in Maracaibo, Ven-
ezuela, mutinied, and it is reported their
intention was to kidnaD Crespo. but their
plan failed and they fled to the noun
tains.
TROUBLE IN RIO GRANDE DO NoRTE.
BUENos AYREs, Oct. IS.-A corresponds
ent in Rio Janeiro, Brazil, sends word
that the warship AquidaGan will be sent
to France for repairs.
Serious trouble has arisen in the Prov
ince OF Rio Graude do Norte, and federal
troops have been sent to aid the Gov
ernor.
Senor Catunda opposes any increase of
the army. The limit was placed at IL. 900
in 1899. and now it is proposed to raise the
number to 10000, with 5000 in addition
for the navy.
Numerous kilograms have reached the
Senate from the State of Paron protesting
against military interference with the
election.
Senior Ozoroso has been appointed Bra
ZiPS Minister to Argentine, but Minister
Mintern will be in charge of the Legation
until he is ready to take his seat in Con-
gress. next January.
Senior Lisnoa has been promoted to be
Minister to Uruguay, while Senior Cavali-
can't goes from Paraguay to Lisbon.
Rumors of military entente in Mon
teYideo are groundlesS.
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The wolfrs VIII Prohahlv Recnvnr.

ALAMEDA, Oct. 1S.-Rev. W. w. Wolff
and his wife, who were wounded by
burglars on Tuesday morning, will prob
ably recover, although the condition of
the former is pronounced precarious by
his physicians. Half a dozen arrests
have been made on suspicion, but no evil
dence was obtained against any of the
parties, and they were released.
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SHOULD DEFINE HIS POSITION.
Nevada CITY Harnldl

AS the Congressman from this district
and one who seeks reelection at the hands
OF the voters, would it not be well for
Mr. Caminetti to define his position re-
garding the acts of the present Admins
tration? The administration of Presi-
dent Cleveland was not indorsed by the
Democrats of Nevada County, but it was
indOrsed by the Democratic State Con-
vention. How does Mr.. Caminetti stand
on the question? 1t might make good
deal of difference in the vote he should
receive if his exact position were known.
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Distillery and Plant Seized.

FRESNO, Oct. 1S.-Deputy Internal
Revenue Collector Griffin to-day seized
distillery and plant at the Ladd vineyard,
five miles east of Fresno, for Illicit dis
tilling. For years the property, consist
ing of 40 acres, has been under the man
agement of a. 2. Adams, but it is now
run in his daughters name. The dis
tlllery has been under surveillance by
the revenue officers for number of
months past. A search of the premises
this morning revealed several barrels of
brandy hidden under vines in the vine-
yard. Upon further search more hidden
brandy was found. In all, about 700
gallons of unstamped brandy was found,
and the search was not completed.
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Seventeen Workmen Burned to Death.
TIFLIs russian Trans-Caucasis), Oct.
lS.-An extensive confagration IS re-
ported from Grosny. 4 large naphtha
spring became ignited and flames spread
to the buildings III the vicinity. Seven
teen worknen were burned to death.
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OF MIR. GATOR.
woodland Democrat I

Populists everywhere else have very
decided opinions on the tariff question,
but in California the platform was writ
ten by that arch demagOgUe, Thomas V.
Gator, and he left the tariff question in
such a condition that he can train with
the Mckinleyites or the tariff reiormers.
just as the occasion may demand. His
reason for this is that lie hopes that the
Populists may hold the balance OF power
in the State Legislature, and he wants to
be in a position to dicker with either
party on the election of United States
Senator.
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His Body Partially Devoured by Hogs.

ORovILLE, Oct. 1S.-An old resident of
Yankee Hill named Gotleib Freish went
out hunting two weeks ago and was never
seen again. Yesterday his dead BODY,
partially devoured by hogs, was found in
The woods. 1t is supposed that he stum-
bled and fell, fatally woundiug himself,
as he always carried his gun at full cock.
One barrel OF bis shotgun was empty and
the other loaded.
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Run Into a Log Boom.

TACOMA, Oct. 1S.-It is reported that the
steamer City OF Kingston ran into boom
OF logs Wednesday morning off West
point, and broke through the boom
chains, tearing four sections of the logs
apart and setting them adrift. Owing 10
the swell no light was burning on the log
boom, which was in tow OF the tug Biz.
The Kingston was not damaged any,
though the passengers were greatly
alarmed. The tug blew danger signals,
but the pilot of the Kingston claimed he
did not hear them.
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AN Insane Man Commits Suicide.

STOCKTON, Oct 1S.-Frank Shoemaker,
German, aged 10 years, who was COM
mitted to the asylum here from Sacra-
mento about month ago, hung himself
at that institution to-day He has been
asking for his discharge which was re-
fused MIN. To-day another patient in
his ward was discharged, and Shoemaker
became so respondent over this he COM
mitted suicide. lie hung himself with
long towel in the bathroom.
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The Beetle Does Its Work Well

SAN Francisco, Oct. lS.-Word comes
from Santa Barbara County that the
black beetle which was imported from
Australia in 1892 to destroy the black
scale is in danger of dying frc~ lack of
sustenance, so well has it done .ts work
in that county. Steps to transplant the
insect will be taken Immediately, and it
is probable that some of them will be
brought north and liberated in the
orchards of this part OF the State. The
work OF the parasite has been, on the
whole, very effective, and has saved the
fruit-growers of this State over SlO0, 600
so lar,
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Granted a Divorce.

Los ANGELES, Oct. 18.-Dr. A. T. Schiff-
man was to-day granted divorce from
his wife, Katherine S. Schiffman, and the
custody Of his two children. The parties
to the suit are well known, not only in
Los Angeles, but throughout the North
west. The wife is the daughter of Hon.
=. b. Stickney of St. Paul, President of
the Chicago aud Great Western road, and
one OF the wealthiest men in Minnesota.
DIR. Schittman was one of the leading dem
tlsts OF st. Paul, and was prominent as
an amateur oarsman, being member of
the famous st. Paul boat club for num-
Der OF wears.
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Beet Sugar Producers.

SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 1S.-The Ameri-
can Beet Sugar Producers Association
held their annual meeting here to-day
and elected the following officers: Presi-
dent, Henry L. Oxnard of Grand Island
Neb.; Ice-President, Thomas Il. Cutler
or Lehl, Utah; Secretary, James Coffin of
San francisco. Resolutions were adopted
denouncing the Democratic party for en-
acting a tariff law which Is declared to be
antagonistic TO the sugar-producing in
terests of America and ''dishonorable
uneconomic and unpatriotic"
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y STRANGE FANCY,
IRcd Bluff pcODlc'S Causa

That was strange fancy of Mr.. Budd's
that National politics should not enter
into his speeches to the people. that the
wisdom or unwisdom of his party's ac-
ton on matters that concern us all should
not be discussed by a candidate for the
great office OF Governor of the State of
california. Upon reflection, it is not
SO strange, after all. if we give Mr.. Budd
credit for the ability which his nomina-
tion would imply, Tor we know as well as
be and his managers must know, that a
Iaudatory rehearsal OF tho Democratic
party since its surrender to the stuffed
prophet is not Creditable to anyone.
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FOR RAILROAD COMMISSIONER.
lWillows Review


We notice that all our exchanges sneak
in the highest terms of William Beck
man, Republican nominee for Railroad
Commissioner OF this district. This Of
fice like the judiciary. is one that should
be filled by the man best fitted for the
position, regardless OF politics. Such a
man is William Beclman, and the honest
voter of this district should recognize his
availability for the very important place
and not trust TO Irresponsible strangers
the questions which are involved.
WHY NOT SWALLOW?
[The Mail OF Woodland.I
Now that Estee's S., 900 note to Stanford
is shown to have existed only in lie,
and not in fact, why don't the Democratic
papers swallow their crow under BIG
headlines, like they did the sweet old
note? They are not built III that manly
way, that's the reason. But won't the
voters have fun on election day cram
ming that note lie down Democratic
throatsi