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mendable But will it likely lead to ar
rests and convictions? The sentiment OF
community that gives birth to lynch
ing party would be likely, also. to render
conviction in that community improb.
able.
The question then takes on new form,
namely, was there such sentiment domin-
ating the community in the case in hand,
where the crime was committed? If a
census of the entire people of that dis
triot could be taken it would probably
result in large majority declaring
against the crime or any possible excuse
for it. AS a rule any civilized commu-
nifty IS law abiding, the exceptions are
abnormalities. The conclusion is
reached, therefore. that the offer of the
reward may possibly result in the vindi-
cation of the law. At least, the fact that
such an offer is made will have ten
dency to cultivate right thinking on the
subject, and in degree render other
lynching less frequent.
If 1t is known that such murderous
outbursts are to be followed by the vigor-
GUS effort to punish the offenders, the
risk TO the lawless is increased. and there
fore lawlessness will be less engaged in.
The lynchers will hereafter realize that
bnU ha of I1a uf,fc or
more of their number, whom the incite-
ment of coin reward may induce TO turn
traitor. The Offering OF the reward for
tho apprehension of lynchers will operate
eaucationally upon the public mind. and
quicken the sense OF right, which. it must
be confessed, from the frequency OF
lynchings is often quiescent, aud per-
mits these lawless acts to be passed over
unrebuked, and if not openly approved
at least oondoned by silence.
Unfortunately it is true that for every
lynching there are defenders. men who
make no secrecy of approval and APP
plause for such murders; and unfortun-
aLely also, there is, because OF the laws
proval OF lynchiug. These two go far to-
ward emboldening men who take the
Office OF the law upon their own shout
ders without warrant.
Whatever Will tend to awaken public
sentiment to the enormity of the mob
law and the crime of the lyncher, must
therefore be commended.
But the present offer of reward does
noJ stand alone. Such offers have been
made before by Governors OF this and
other States, though they have never re-
suited, we believe. in the bringing of an
offender TO justice. Nevertheless they
should continue to be made. one thing
however, that initiates against the effect
iveness OF such offers III California, is The
recent decision of the authorities that
peace officers may not receive rewards.
They are held by the State Board OF Ex-
aminers 10 be in duty bound to exercise
all vigilance and energy in bringing
criminals to justice without the incentive
of money reward. AS a matter of fact,
however, officers viii not engage in that
expense or labor that is necessary for the
searching out Of secret criminals, such as
those guilty of lyching. They can show
in most cases that they have done their
have exhausted ordinary methods for
apprehending offenders, and this duty
does not impose upon them expense and
risk which detective work renders es
sential.
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AUCTION AUCTION !
FURNITURE. CARPETS, BEDROOM SETS
PARLOR SETS, GAS FIXTURES. ETC,

WE WILL SELL AT PUBLIC AUCTION
w on MONDAY AND TUESDAY, October
2Sth and goth, commencing each day at 10
o'clock sharp, the entire Furniture and Car
Eighth and X streets
100 ROO MS 100
AS follows, 80 oak, Walnut and Cherry Bed
room sets, 100 Spring and Top Mattresses,
200 pairs Sheets, 200 pairs Blankets, 900
Comlorters. 200 Pillows and Bolsters, so Par
lor Sets, 50 BRUSSELS and Ingram Carpets
Oilcloth, Fine Mantel and Pier Mirrors Fold
ing Beds, Lounges and Lounge Beds Elegant
Dining-rOom Furniture, 100 Canary Birds,
tine Rosewood Piano; also about 100 Cots,
90 Stoves, etc. etc.
The attention of the trade of this and sur
rounding cities is specially called to this i'm
pOrtant sale.
d. j. SIMMONS & CO., Auctioneers
o23-4t Office, Eleventh and ] streets.
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Resolution Of Intention No. "a.

ESOLVED, THAT IF Is THE INTEN-
/ / ton OF the Board OF Trustees OF the City
Vi sacramento 10 order the following street
WORK 10 be done, 10 VIII:
mat * street in SAID city. from the east line
OF 'FRONT.' street 10 Tue west hhe OF second
grddln and paving with basait blocks upon
a concrete base four a. inches i'll thickness,
and where not already done constructing
granite cuIblns Win round corners at the
alley intersections.
Tae iecora-U nion is hereby designated as
the news paper published and circulated in the
CITY OF Sacramento IN which notice OF the
adoption OF this Resolution OF Intention shall
be pubtshed Tor a period OF two days and the
notice thereof for six days, as often as said
newspaper shall be issued therein.
Adopted october y, 1899.
w. ID. La WTON
President of the Board of Trustees
o. s. Flint, Clerk OF Board OF Trustees of
Sacramento City. o23-2t
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MRS. WINSLoW'S SOOTHING SYRUP
has been used over fifty years by millions OF
mothers tor their children while teething with
perfect success. 1t soothes the child, softens
the gums, allays pain, cures wind colo, regu-
lateS the bowels, and is the best remedy Tor
diarrhea. whether arising from teething or
other causes For sale by druggists IN every
part OF the world. Be sure and ask for Mrs.
Winslowa Soothing Syrup. Twenty-Five cents
n bottle.
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The declaration Of Secretary Olney re-
garding the British Venezuelan dispute
cam rnits the United States to protest and
intervention under the principles OF the
Monroe doctrine, provided the attitude
Of England means an attempt under the
guise of settling boundary dispute TO
aytand her territorial domain by the ex-
ercise of .'the power of superior force"
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Now. the fact is that England refused to
arbitrste SO much of the issue between
herself and Venezuela as affected GER
tain portion of the territory involved by
taken as equivalent to saying that Eng
land proposes to possess herself Of that
portion of Venezuelan territory which
is bounded on the west by her EXTREMIST
claim of rightful boundary. The ques-
ton then is, will the United States per-
NIT this seizure as penalty if Venezuela
refuses to comply with the ultimatum OF
England? OF course the claim of the
Venezuelans that the Essequibo River is
their east boundary cannot be main
Iained. If il were, England might as
well abandon British Guiana altogether.
On the other hand, so far as
reading the claims and evidences
advanced reveal, one must conclude
that the British west boundary claim is
untenable. But the immediate cause OF
trouble that threatens powder and shot
is the demand of England for the pay
ment OF indemnity by Venezuela for
outrages committed upon British sub
jects, and which offensss the Venezue-
Ians defend on the ground that the
Englishmen were lrespassers, for one
thing, besides several other advanced
reasons; but these are not of much i'm
portance, since the indemnity claim is a
mere cloak for forcible determination of
the boundary question in way that will
add about one-third moro of fertile terri
tory to British Guiana. In this matter
clearly both sides are in part wrong,
while each has in its defense some right
we'll founded. However these matters
may be adjusted eventually-they have
been irritating causes for many years-it
is evident that the United States will not
permit England to acquire more territory
on an American continent, and hence the
urgency of the President of the United
States that the matter shall be settled at
Washington and not at Caracas.
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NEW TO-DAY.

CADEMIA, ATTENTION THE ACAD-
4 em!a viii resume its session THIS
~ Wednesday, EN ENING at Chickering Hall
at 3 o clock. All teachers III ali Schools are
invited to attend aud unite. All literary stu
dents, lovers of good literature ana OF recrea-
tions in literary WORK are cordially invited TO
be present and to unite with The Academia
Primarily Il teachers association, its doors
have always been open 10 all.
1t j. Ii. POND, President.
CONCERT AND ENTERTAINMENT
I j given by the ladies Of the German H.
taeran church. corner X and twelfth streets,
ior the benefit ri the church fund, W EDN ES-
DAY EVENING, october 23, 1895, at the
church. Admission, 70 cents. Refreshments
Tree. IL
GREAT REDUCTION IN PRICES
Watches, Jewelry and diamonds,
II
HOTFILTER'S CLEARANCE SALE,
sos J street.
CHARLOTTE Russo PU FFS,
cents each, & tor 20 cents
szsya NUT LAYERS, CHOCOLATE, ETC, ~1E:sa
With Charlotte i;usse. from 25c up, at
EAGLE CONFECTIONERY AND BAKERY, 656 < STREET,
IuWF M. G"OPf, Prop.
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The Sultan has at last signed the edict
that grants the relief demanded for the
Armenians asked by the European Pow
ers. though it is not the full relief that is
needed. Abdul did this. practically un-
der compulsion, and with so i'll grace
that fanatical Turks, the student class and
the aristocrats are threatening to rise and
promote revolution. 1t would serve
the Sultan right, but in common con-
science the Powers should now guaran-
tee the safety Of his Government against
the possible assaults of revolutionists.
However, If the Turk should, as result
OF the troubles in which his nation is
now involved, be driven back over the
border whence he came, civilization will
have 10 cause for regret and every rea-
son to be pleased.
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LYNCHINa AND REWARDS.

A reward has been offered by the State
Executive for the arrest and conviction Of
persons engaged In recent lynching in
California. This raises the question how
can lynching be put an end to? That
which appeals to avariciousness may lead
10 disclosures and arrests. and to that ex-
tant the scheme of the Executive is oom-
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Weather ForeoRsu.

For Northern California - Generally fair
except partly cloudy in the extreme north
west portion, and somewhat threatening to-
night In the extreme southeast portion; sta
tionary temperature; fresh westerly winds
along the coast.
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Notice of Referees Sale of Real Estate.

n Office is HEREBY GIVEN BY THE
~ undersigned, referee in the action OF
MARTHA SAUZE and MARY SAUZE,
plaintiffs, VS.. ANNA SAUZE and F. w.
SAULE, defendants. that under and by virtue
ola decree made and entered by the Superior
Court OF the County OF Sacramento, state of
California on the 21st day OF October 1895,
IN said action, ne wlll sell at public auction
TO the highest bidder. on SATURDAY, the
10th day OF November, 1895, at the hour OF
10 \. NJ. at the front door OF the Courthouse,
on the corner of Seventh and | streets in the
City of Sacramento, the following described
real property, to wit:
The east half OF lot number three. in the
block or square bounded by + and and
Twelfth and Thirteenth streets, in the City Of
Sacramento, County of Sacramento, State OF
California, together with the Improvements
thereon.
Terms OF sale: Cash in gold coin of the
United States 10 per cent. of the purchase
price payable on the day OF sale, and the bal
ance on confirmation thereof. This sale is
made subject to confirmation by the said
Superior Court.
Dated October %, 1895.
W. w. COONS, Referee.
Hiram w. Johnson, Atty for Plaintiffs.
o22-4tW
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the campaign mud-slinging has COM
menced, and all the old-time twaddle
listers is being put atioat as it always is
just before an election. People have be-
come very weary of these moss-grown
tactics. J. W. Wilson, Republican can
didate for Mayor. and his friends will
have no occasion to resort to such IN eth
DDS to secure his election.
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\ 1imsIv surgestion.

- ~iAioiS e'"-~s
Held like 10 see the father that would
frighten me. Wait until | meet yours
PiI make him toe the mark.
She-Be careful where you place the
mark. SIX etch.
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REAL ESTATE. ETC.
EDWIN K. ALSIP & Co.,
Real Estate Dealers and
Insurance Agents.
1915 Fourth street.. ........Sacramento
Mills BuildfnR-.............Sn Francisco
A GRAND OPPORTUNITY

To purchase one oftwo blocks of land
between K and L and Thirtieth and
Thirty first streets and N and 0 and
Thirtieth and Thirty first streets, or
both blocks together for the purpose
OF subdividing into small lots. These
fine blocks can be subdivided into
small lots at a big profit Terms OF
purchase will be half cash, balance
on or before one or two years with in
terest at per cent The close lrOxina-
ity to the street car lines and the fast
advancement of the eastern portion of
the city by reason of the Fair Oaks
Electric Railway COn1pany's project
Will make, for the purchaser who
will subdivide this property, a large
profit. Investment safe; surely prof
liable.
The record-union., 1895-10-23

Nehicles-BAKER & HAMILTON--Hard-
ware, Carts, Buggies, Carriages, Phaetons,
Balm Farm and Header Wagons, Wholesale
Hardware. Send for catalogue.
The record-union., 1895-10-23
THE WEEKLY UNION

Ig the cheapest and most desirable Home
News and Literary Journal published on the
Pacific Coast.
The WEEKLY UNION per year..............S1 90
The record-union., 1895-10-23

RS- These publications are sent either by
Mail or Express to agents or single sub
Ecribers with charges prepaid. All Postmast
ers are agents.
The best advertising mediums on the Pacific
Coast
The record-union., 1895-10-23

TRY Figg's Medicated Sea Salt. Also, Hay,
Feed and Grain 1119 Fourth street. New
Telephone 494
The record-union., 1895-10-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

A CHOICE collection of Holland bulbs, by
acinth, tulip, narcissus, etc, at the Bell Con
servatory, Tenth and streets.
The record-union., 1895-10-23

Entered at the Postofflce at Sacramento as
second-class matter.
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Special Agencies.

This paper is for sale at the following places;
L. Fishers, room 81, Merchants Exchange,
California street; the principal News STANDS
and Hotels, and at the Market-street r erry'
San Francisco.
Los ANGELEs.-Eclectic Book Store, corner
Second and Main streets.
SAN DIEGo.-Emmal Co., $50 Fifth street
CoRoNADo.-Hopkins Cox, CORONADO
Hotel.
SANTA Observation-Disclosures News Depot
FREsNo.-C. 7. Cearley, I'LL street.
SANTA CKUz-Cooper Bros. News Depot
AF Also, for sale on all Trains leaving ana
9oUing into Sacramento.
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NOTE AND COMMENT.

After columns upon columns of jawing
have been transmitted over the wires for
two months or more about the proposed
fight between Corbett and FitZsimmous
the whole affair is of. 1t may be doubted
whether the men ever intended to fight,
since they must have known that in none
of the places selected for the mill would
the officers of the law permit such an out
rage. The truth is that the grave of pugi-
lism is already dug.
Alta Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton entertainment in Chicago on the 18th
well-known woman's concert troupe
was the feature. In the programme one
of the women, a petite body, was down
for recitation under the title, "a Little
Boys View of Life" The reader ap-
peared on the stage in small boys cos
tune, knick erbockers, jacket and ruff1o
collar, with CATERS and stockings to the
knee. The appearance was, if fairly de-
scribed by the press, not at all immod-
est, not suggestive, not in any way un-
true, yet the goody brethren were greatly
shocked, some of them fled from the
auditorium. and now the officers of the
association are out in the press declaring
that such thing shall never again occur
under their auspices. Really these too
good and super Chicago people
should have guardians. 1t would never
do for any of them to travel in Europe
or visit countries where the peasant girls
never appear in long clothes.
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Record Union" Telephone.
Editorial Red 131
Office Black 131
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Eastern Business Ofnces.
ES Tribune Building, New York.
6oe 1.-THE Rookery," Chicago.
@. C. BeckWith. sole agent foreign advertising
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W. P COLEMAN, Real s s5ta j s saIssr00m'

FOR RENT.
10 acres, known as the Sar-
gent Ranch, about two miles
from the city, on the upper
Stockton road. This is the
finest kind Of grain land. Will
give long lease to good parties.
Call for particulars.
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Appointed Dspu,y ooIIse,on

SAN FRAScIsCO, Oct. ls.-It Is an.
nouncod 1nat CongresSman Warren
Engii,h has been appointed deputy
cnlleclvr Of this port OF Oakland az n
salary OF $4,000 n year. English was
Instrumental IN having tho bill Great.
Ing Oakland n port OF entry passed by
Congress. The bill was mouiiieu,
however, go that Oakland would be
unuor the jurisdiction OF the collector
OF tho porI OF Ban Ffancisoo. COL
l,otor Wise has appointed English an
his deputy to looh alter the ailairs Of
Oakland.
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LIVING PICTURES.
IN BROAD DAYLIGHT.
One Real Living Picture
Meets Another.
What She Took For a Spirit
Was Hor Frlond.

Ghosts don't walk in broRi daylight,
ana yet when woman nnds herstli
suddenly confronted by the friend che
has mourncd As dead che ia apt to eK.
perlence creepy sensation that isn't
down in tho dictionary.
In a case like this no amount Of
Prs'cnce Of mind or scli.rosaeision can
ward al the mingled ieclings OF as
toaishment, fear, Joy ami curiosity
that will render woman temporarily
tongut-iied. II IL only after nyair
seeing the cherished smile Of greeting,
after again fceiiug that there IL thTol.
biBg life beneath the dainty glove, AuG
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KILLED NY ruE NOR
Convict Recommended 10 the Mercy
.f the Court.


Columns, :. g., Oct. ia Regia.
ter tpsciai nom Hampton, +. g., say:
William Blake Dr., JACKSON Blake,
Prince Gtayes hnd William Frazier
wero convicted this evening OF the
murder Of Raymond Mesrs on Au-
gust OH last. William Blake ST., was
recommended 10 tho mercy OF the
court, aud his sentence was life I'm
prlsonment. The other three were
sentenced TO be hanged on the Oh VI
December next.
After the prisoners were senioRcod,
II wns evident that there was dissat i,-
fnclion nj the iury's recommendation
OF mercy 10 William Blake ST., anu
persons were heard TO say that Blake
would never reach the penitentiary.
Tho convicted men as soon a. court
adjourned, were taken out Of the
courtroom. On their way TO the jail,
Within fow feet OF the prison, this
sheriff aud his eonstables were over
powered ny number OF men, and
William Blake ST., and William
Frazer, who we've handcullsd TO-
gethcr, we're taken on into tho woods.
The handouts were unlocked, and In
some way Frazier was returned TO tn.
custody OF the Jailer. The crowd,
numbering about nfty persons, pro-
ceoded to dcnse piece OF woods anu
hanged William Blake Br., with q
plough inc 10 tbs limb OF tree. Bev-
-fsl shots were fired into his body and
the crowd dispersed.
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Ex.coSsUL wALLsms CASE.
'Fo"'a OF his inn.csnso-IIIsgai Pros
eeedin IN ~ the Trial.

NEW York, Oct. l7.-Ms. Waller,
vile Of the ex-consul OF the United
States al Tamatsve, MadAga,oar, was
passenger with her twU daughters
SUI son arriving today ON board the
iaidi
VI am told that Minister Eustis has
neeh criticised by those who sympa-
.nl1o with my husband, and 1 want 20
sotI.o1 any false impression thst may
aave Ob1ained. Mr.. Eustis treated US
anu 10 treating my husband with the
Utmost considefstion aud tsnierness.
~ eSerled every possible iniiuencs for
,uI assistance anu our benefit. Osly
we ieu lape that DinJs the wheels OF
s'A'e Ia France In 10 blame for failure
W zee my husband, anu his solitary
vohnhtmsnt 10 being msLs as easy ~
possible ny MT. Eustis, who sends him
sseNtpa pefs, books, money, TOBACCO,
lencacies and all that IL permitted to
se tent prisoner. l do not think my
husband Will live year In the French
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deierminoI 10 Try u. n-Etvo boz.
| lies Of the 'FavUfito Pfuacfiptiou, All
1 nave gone through and have tho
leaithies, baby | ever had; aud I be.
liove / nm stronger than / nave been
H. twelve yesia."
MY wits gave birth 10 n child. -
wfiiCss. q. Huuar, ESQ, Of Sand Bang,
OaWego Co., N. ", "Ooi0re she wht Elk
teen years OLD. After she got up her
health wns very poor. l had used Dr.
Piofco's Pellets Tor years, and they are
10 good | thought ! would Try DR..
Piefcu'e Favofite Prescription for hor.
nhe took two bottles md som game
II th anu strength. The second time
sue was pregnant she began 10 take she
prescription n few weeks before the
birth Of her child and che had q very
quick ANA enay confinement and got up
tom her bed strong ami healthy.
h0neetly thigk the 'Favorite Pfescrlp-
u0h' "a ths very beat medioile for
Wrmen that was ever put ON the mat
Ntl Shr hre luat commenced tatlne
d. Plrfc,'s GJlde Medical Discovery
'OI alter ELECTS % La Grippe"
N Tow years ago." wfilesi G.. q ier.
lnoeIty, y O., Of Maybofry Creek, PAl.
rick Co., w.. "my mother wolghod only
70 lbs., ~ u shu was confined 10 her bed
nearly all the time. She was peruadsd
u Use Dc Pietce's FavOfite Pftscrip-
ton, and took three bottles, wnlch
cuiol her aud she Ia now In good
health ana weighs las lbs. The 'Fav.
0flle Prescription IL q Glu-seuu TO
female society, aud Dr.. Piefces Plens-
mt poilete work miracles 10 ali wng
utp them"
81 was m cited with n most sevot,
blood poison" writes w. 4. Mannin,,
y o., OF il6 East igG.n street, Now
fOtk City, "and ior three months
hhd the best physicians In this CHS
And vicinity, w.ih no nppafeat iul.
pfovomsnt After reading iu tt,
papsrs Tue fesuito obtained by tae u,
oi Dr. Pisrce's Golden lielical d..
eoyrfy ] resolved, Nv n lAst iesofi, Co.
give ia u,al, aud hbout Tie I'M.
die OF last july bcgsu taking II AZ
since that time / nave noticed STEAD,
Improvement botn Ia my sppsiite sad
appearance. / eau honestly -ay that
think | hta now entirely euTed o. Ls
bad cneois.p
a CHEAT hook FREE.
When Uf. plerrr publlsho1 thu dr.i
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Tn. nix Fight May Come on, or ~
HAY Not.


HAY Not.
NEw YoRII. Dot. lS.-Ex- Champion
John l.. buinyan, In speaking OF the
coming light bstween COtbett ana
Fiz1immonS, says II may come OF,
anu Then 1t may not. The Dig fellow
was asked wDotber ho had any O dice
between the two men. lie replied
that he had not, but thought 1t would
be great light.
~ wish In my hesrt to see 1t come
cii, !" sara sullivan, "as the future OF
boxing depsnGs on ita hunl outcome.
They are knookins tho game all over
the country, but II viii rise again az
sure IA you live. Fiz,immuns and
Corbstt nrs both good fellows and they
should bo allowed TO COX. When /
was Ia the game, they never objected
TO me. suppose that was because 1
whs y good isiio~," and he amiled.