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The record-union., 1896-08-12

Address Bartlett Springs Co., % Fourth
street, San Francisco, or II. r. WARNER
Bartlett Springs, Lake County, for beautiful
new a2paGe AouYenir Free.
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a Positive Cure for Malaria, Rheu-
matism, Liver, Kidney and Stomach
Trou bIes.

Train leaves Sacramento at 1Oi8O
q. m. Arrive Springs p. na.
~ NEW SERVICE. QUICK TIME.
The record-union., 1896-08-12

The Board of Supervisors of the County
OF sacramento do Crdain as follows:
Section 1. 1t shall be unlawful for any
person to keep, within the county of Sac
ramento, any domestic animal known to
be affected with glanders farcy, anthrax,
tuberculosis, splenic or splenetic fever, or
any contagious or infectious incurable
The record-union., 1896-08-12
BARTLETT SPRINGS

No mosquitoes. Large Swimming
tank. Many improvements since last
season.
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HON. JOHN 2. FELLOWS.

Death claimed prize of no ordl- nary brilliancy yesterday when Hon. John R. Fellows, of New York, passed over into the shadows and silences. He had been i'll for some time and his death was not unex pected. Fellows was Q remarkable man. Entering the Confederate army when a youth, he passed four years of life in the sanguinary con tlict, ending by being taken q pris- oner and carried to Johnson s Island, where he renamed with Col. C. W. Frazer of this city until the termin- ation of hostilities. Later on he moved to New York, where his splendid abilities won for him dis tinction and kept him before the public as a national character ever since. As an orator he had few equals on this continent. There was a peculiar charm and music about his voice that enraptured those who listened to him. He be- longed to the old school of oratory, voluminous, howery, opulent in inn agery, in pathos, m humor, and ehastened by q grace of movement and an elegance of diction that was quite remarkable. Personally he was of the jovial, haiI-felIow class, who made friends by the score. His loss will be mourned by every one who has ever had the pleasure of listening to his flights of oratory. One of the nations great orators has joined the vast majority Gommereial-Appeal,
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HE PLAGUE Rl BOMBAY.
Eight Hnnarel 1,a4tts gre Reported
 In tl.e Gsty

Eight Hpnarel ysa+ti,s gre Reported
 n tte e4ty.
 NEW YeFK, Dee 0-A dispatch to The Hera!a from Bombay says:
 Eight hundred deaths are reported up to date from the plague, but the num- Der is believed to be much larger. Crowds of panicstriclsea natives are flee ing from the eitf. Trade and travel are seriously affected
 Only one case is reported of a person directly attending patient having con tracted the plague. The disease, though infectious, has not been proved con tagious.
 The government bacterioiogists are of the opinion that the plague, unlike cholera, has a tendency to stick to the locality where it originates. A few cases are reported in adjacent towns, but they are all of Bombay origin.
 The disease, where imported, is dY- ing out without spreading In Bombay for two months the plague remained confined to one ward. It has now spread to all districts of the city and is increasing largely with the cooler weather
 The famine, which threatened the whole of India. has been partially aVerted ill certain districts by the recent rains Grain speculation continues and aggravates the situation.
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JOHN FELLOWS DEAD
Died From Sickness Brought
 on by Campaigning.
HE WAS A PROMINENT MAN.

Was District Attorney at the Time of
 Ais Death-Was an Ex-Congressman,
 Fought In the Confederate Army and
 Was Captured and Imprisoned at
 Johnson's Island.
 NEW YORK, Dec 9-Colonel John R. Fellows, district attorney of New York and former member of congress, died Monday after an illness which had confined him to his bed from the time of his return from an election tour of the middle western states In that tour he spoke frequently in behalf of Pal mer and Buckner. the nominees of the National Democratic party.
 John E. Fellows was born i'll Troy in l832. In 1852 he went to Camden, Ark, at the invitation of an uncle. There he studied law under w. W, Leake, who is now lawyer at Dallas, Tex. He was an eleotor on the Bell and Everett ticket ill 1860 and made speeches throughout the state After the election of Lincoln he urged an in- quiry into the result, but when secession was declared he entered the First Ar
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and the incumbent resigned. Wh, n the revision was in progress the fees were all increased 90 to loo per cent, but when the office holders counted up and found what 8 fabu- lous revenue they had under the change they became alarmed lest their scheme would fall altogether, and they restored the original fig ures As it is, they have rich harvest and they are gathering it while the sun shines They do not permit of any criticism, and resent as a personal insult any suggestion looking toward a reform in the fee producing law.
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American Anti-saloon League.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 9-The annual convention of the American Antisaloon league began here yesterday. Promi- nent persons from all parts of the coun- try are present and the meeting prom ises to be one of the most interesting III aid of the temperance cause ever held in the capital city One hundred and seventeen delegations are in attendance. Of these l6 are national, 8 state and 9J represent separate organizations.
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Inauguration of Tanner.

SPRINGFIELD, Ills, Dec 0.-The local committee having in charge the inaug- uration of Governor Elect Tanner, have decided that the inauguration shall oc- cur Monday, Jan. II, as Governor Alt geld's term does not expire until Jan 10 All the arrangements have not been fully decided upon. but 1t is al- most definitely settled that there will be ball in representative hall that night.
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kansas regiment, and ct the battle of Corinth he was promoted to captain and was assitant surgeon general at Port Hudson, La, when that place surren- dered He was q prisoner of war at Johnson's island in Lake Erie, off San dusky, until the spring of 1865, when he was sent south for exchange, but was not released until the close of the war
 Colonel Fellows resumed the practice of law of Camden. He was elected q state senator, and in 1869 he spoke ill this city at a Seymour meeting ill Coop CT Union, being delegate to the na- tional conyenvention held in this city which nominated Seymour and Blair. After the election, on Governor Sey- mour' s advice, he came to live in this city.
 He was all assistant under Attorney Garyin from the fall of 1874 to Jan. 1. 1875. He was counsel to the excise board two years, and later was an as- sistant to District Attorney Maritime. In 1887 he was elected district attorney over Delancey Nicoll and after the ex- piration of his term served as a member of representatives from this city. He succeeded Mr. Nieol as district attor- ney i'll the late election.
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4NINr0LERANr oLIG4RCHK.

The Memphis Conmercidl- Appea} is up in arms against the aristo- cratic and fee-grabbing office hold CTS of Shelby county. For some time the C.-A. has waged war upon the fee system and advocated plac- ing all the county officers upon q salaried list. Under the caption of An Intolerant Oligarehy," Tues days Commereial-A -Appeai says:
 "One.of the fruits of the present fee system in Tennessee has been the upbuilding of an office holding oli- garchy that is moro aggressive and intolerant than were the nabobs of India. Gathering in many thou sands of dollars from year to year under the operations of the present laws, it came to think that these laws, as they effect the oifice-holders directly, should be prescribed in the interest of the oflice-holders; that the office-holders are the law, and that any proposed change in the laws is an assault on the office holders. All of1ice-holders, are not in this com bine. Some of them have been thrown overheard and their fees ap- propriated by others. When the late assessment law was undergoing revision at the hands of eoterie of of1ice-holders neither the sheriff nor the circuit clerk were invited to the feast. As q result, much of the fees that used to ointo the sheriff's office were diverted by that law into the Criminal Court clerks office and the fees that should have gone to the circuit clerk were absorbed by the back tax attorney. In Shelby county the tees of the circuit clerk were raided until nothing was left
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SENATOR TILLMAN's opinions of the Presidents message, as expressed to an Associated Press correspond ent, are very characteristic of the man. He said sIt is common place. After promising not to go into details, he goes in rather elabo- rately. The best thing about it is that it is the last we will have from that source, at least the last annual message. And it is a happy re flection that Tillman has been repu- dated by the people of South Caro- lima, as we'll as the people of the Nation, and that the days of Till manism are numbered. This mon umental blackguard is disgrace to the Senate.
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Tried to Break Jail.

BRYAN, Tex, Dec 9.-Five negro prisoners, confined in the county jail, made a bold attempt to break out. They seated themselves ill an unused cell during the lookup process and then went to work digging tunnel under the wall of the jail with iron legs wrenched from the cots. Their work attracted the attention of the jailer, who secured aid and frustrated the bold and well planned escape.
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Valentino Given Twelve Yenrs.

NEW YORK, Dec. William F. Val. ontine pleaded guilty to the charge of forgery i'll the second degree in the Kings county court and was sentenced to 10 years imprisonment Valentine was at the head of gang of forgers and swindlers whose operations extended all over the United Btates and Canada and involved, it has been estimated, as much as $2,0o0,o00.
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Sheriff Newman Remnved.

DENVER. Dec. 9.-The supreme court has affirmed the decision of the Park county court removing Sheriff Newman of Lake county from office for malfea. sanee, imposing a fine and sentencing him to jail for six months Newman $ malfeasance consisted in the receiving of money from the gamblnghouses in Lead. vile and protecting them in their bust. ness.
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without knowinc in any degree what they mean, or what lponsibilities and trials they bring. Iii, highest and best thing that any wofuan can do is to bear and rear healthy, intelligent children. The accom- plishment of this end depends almost en- tirely upon her health and particularly upon the health and strength of the organs distinctly feminine. The staNe of the chil- dren, both intellectual and physical de- peuds on the mother If she doesn't care enough for her own comfort and happiness to take the proper care of herself, she cer- tainly ought to do if for the sake of her children. To very large extent, the des- tiny and achievement of man is decided in the months before his birth. During that time is determined whether or not he is to be of robust health aud strong intel 1ect During that time, his mind and body are started on the path that they will follow through life Circumstances may inhu- ence him, but ke cannot get away from the effects of prenatal influences. One of the principal uses of Dr. Pierces Favoritc Pre- scription is the preparation of prospective mothers for the time of trial and danger that comes when a child Is born The :" Pre- scriptionn is strengthening and invigorating and lessens pain and danger. It insures the perfect we'll being and the perfect health of both mother and child. Every woman should know these things before she really needs to know them. There are many things in Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser, y that every woman ought to know. This celebrated work has reached & sale of 6So, GOO copies at $I. so each. The expense of production having thus been covered, 500, 900 copies are now being given away A copy will be sent to any address on receipt of twenty one (2Il one cent stamps to cover cost of mailing o1iy.
 Address. WORLDS DIspENsARY MED- FrAI AcGpcf ATION No Rhz Main Cfreet Buifalo. N Y.
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 Rewards Offered.

AUSTIN, Dec. 9.-Lieutenant Governor Jester has offered reward of $200 for the arrest and conviction of Che man who shot and seriously wounded a guard and liberated several convicts on Tom Peoples farm in Milan county.
 A reward of $20o, the time of which had expired, was renewed for the cap ture of an escaped convict. Turner Furgeson, sentenced from Shelby county to five years imprisonment.
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PAYNE RESIGNS.
Leaves His Place, It Is Said. to Take
 Cabinet Position.

Leaves His Place, 1t Is Said, to Take
 a Cabinet Position.
 MILWAUKEE, Dec. 9.-It is authori- tatively announced that Henry c Payne, whose name has been connected with a place in Mir MeKinley's cabinet, has resigned the vice presidency of the Mil waukee Electric Railway and Light company. His resignation will go into effect with the close of this week. The directors of the company will arrive in Milwaukee Thursday. when a meeting will be held to choose Mr. Payne's suc- cessor.
 A special to The Sentinel from Wash ington says MT. Payne, who is at the capital refuses to deny or confirm the statement that he is to retire.
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Pleaded Guilty.

AUSTIN, Dec. 9.-Lee Glasscock, one of Auitin's prominent citizens and an alderman. pleaded guilty in the district court in six indictments for forgery and was given 12 years i'll the penitentiary. He left here last Ap~il, bat was arrested two weeks ago in Pueblo, Colo There are six more indictments of similar nature pending against him.
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pr. Noble Under Arrest

ARKANSAS CrrY, Kan, Dec. 9.-Dr. Ezekiel H. Noble, wanted at New Bed ford, Mass, for performing an unlawful operation which resulted in death, has been arrested here. The crime was committed Q year ago and the officers have been after him nearly eyer since.
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4 Safe -Rohhed.

LAREDO, Tex. Dee. 9.-The Com- mercial hotel safe was robbed here of over $200 in money and jewelry. The combination was worked Only q week ago this safe was similarly opened and a small amount secured. The eombina- tion was then changed. The jewelry consisted of gold chains and diamond rings.
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An Editor Shot.

BILOXI, Miss, Dec 9.-Jules Soule, editor of The Review, was shot here by J. H. Miller, editor of The Herald, and is supposed to be mortally wounded. The trouble grew ont of newspaper controversy.
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Held Up by ilighvav,nen

PERRY, O. T.. Dec 9.-Two drum. mers, one from Chicago and the other from Cincinnati, were held up by three highwaymen 20 miles east of here Sat urday night and relieved of money and yaluables John Mooning the Chicago drummer, had 5000 on he person, but the robbers got only $50 from him.
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sristrial In the Ward Case

MEMPHIS, Dec. 9.-The jury in the case of A. K Ward, charged with forg- cry, was discharged being unable to agree on q verdict. Application for a new trial has not as yet been made The defendant is out on bail.
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MASSACRE OF NEGROES.

Five Reported Killed In Arkansas by
 Mob
 LITTLE ROCK, Dec. 9-A report has reached here that five negroes working on the section of the Cotton Belt road between Camden aud Bearden, were assassinated one week ago today by mob that closed in on them while at work While there seems to be some truth in the report, 1t cannot b5 verified No official at the state capital has re- ceived any report of it.
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TIE steel trust has collapsed in consequence of outside competition. So it was with the nail trust. Now, if the other numerous trusts doing business in this country can be 'sbusted, the welfare and pros- perity of the general masses will be greatly augmented.
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MR. GEO. Russ BROWN, the we'll known newspaper man, has assumed charge of the circulation and ad- vertising departments of the Little Rock Gaaette. MT. Brown was formerly business manager of the Gazette and also the Press, and as a hnstler has no equal in the State.
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Arsenio rlaosd In rlnnr.

MILWAUKEE, Dec 9,-Positiye proof has been secured by detectives that Baker Figlesthaler's four was dootored with an ounce of arsenic, through which the lives of nearly 200 people were inn periled. It is said two arrests will be made in connection with the poisoninr
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Gin nurned

kossH, Tex, Dec. 9.-ounningham ~ McBride's gin and mill was burned three miles east of here last Saturday The boiler exploded, completely wreck. inp. everything
 Whenever a man offers you pay Tor your vote, he insults your manhood
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 Three Children Drnwned

MUsKoaEE, I. T., Dec 9.-In attempt ing to cross the Verdigras river. five miles north of Muskogee, Will Wedd and the two McKnapp girls, all children. were drowned by the boat overturninp
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John Lahnnisse na.a

NEw ORLEANS, Dec. 9.-John w. Labouisse. formerly president of the Cotton Exchange, and one of its most influential members, died suddenly of heart failure.
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VENEZUELA very cheerfully accepts the arbitration treaty between England and the United States. There was nothing else left for Ven eZuela to do in the premises.
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SENATOR CALL, of Florida, has introduced a resolution in the Sen ate recognizing the "republic of Cuba as free and independent nnvernment.n
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Van Vert Has F1aa

CLEVELAND, Dec. GA special from Lima, Peru, says Charles D. Van Vert secretary for the Columbia Building and Loan association, has fled He is q defaulter Tor a large amonnt
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pINEBLuFF. ARK, DEC. 3 1886.
LARGEST DAILY CITY CIRCULATION

THE Memphis postoffice is a bone of contention between Senator Harris and Congressman Patterson.
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Entered at the Post-office at Pine Bluff, Ark, as seeond-ciass niall matter.
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is caused by torpid liver, which prevents diges- tion and permits food to ferment and putrify in the stomach. Then follow dizziness, headache,
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The counaeI of older women is of inestimable value. 4 mistaken idea of Iii o d e sty prevents many girls from learning the things that they ought to know before they assume the duties of nlatrimony and
 maternity. Women generally take these most i'm ortant eta0s i0 fl,a;r 1ives
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II oods insomina, nervousness, and, wmz.. umH if not relieved, bilious fever or blood poisoning Hoods Pills stimulate the stomach.
 rouse the liver, cure headache. dizziness, eOn- stipation etc. 25 cents Sold by all druggists The only Pills to take with Hoods Sarsaparila.
The herald., 1896-04-19
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA NOrEs

May 18th and 18TH the date of the gen.
eral Antelope Valley association meet
ing in Lancaster, promise to be meIn-
orable days. A good program is being
arranged. Judge J. w. Mckinley of
Los Angeles has promised to deliver "a
lecture on the evening of May 18TH
The San Bernardino creamery has
begun the production of cheese. but 1t
will be about sixty days before the
cheese is placed on the market. If the
article proves the success anticipated,
the creamery will probably be turned
into cheese factory. Its capacity at
present is about 1000 pounds Of cheese
per day.
Redlands for the first time In her his
tory, has voted against license, and
places herself with Pasadena Riverside
and Pomona in the list OF no-sdlo,n
towns. 1t is quartet of municipalities
of which the state has r,ascn TO he
proud. Riverside Press.
Horseback riding. says the Mor'!r g
Press. is favorite amusement at Santa
Barbara. owing to the face that there
are SO many BEAUTIFUL mountain traits
which cannot be entered by any s TT IF
conveyance. Everyone rides, the ma
tives because it has been the custom here
from time immemorial, and the visit
ors because the experience is Likely to
be novel one.
1t is anlo. need by tle No,thW Isl Ia :
ciic Farmer that Nh Grr, ier of Alrht,
Washlnst..n. is looking for a s itabie
locality to start cliicojy factory. He
wants TO be guar reed al H.. st 2nl acres
the first year. and ". uld eXi ect t. Stab
lish a larc plant IT the conditions Jas
titled. Chicory is said to grow we'll IN
Southern California. and some el ter
prising town should communicate with
Mr. Greuner.
The orange packing houses are now
shipping the remainder Of the earlier
varities of oranges. AS soon as the
prices in the east advance. the later var
feties. sweets, st. Michaels and NaeT-
cias will be marketed. 1t IL very forum
ate that the trees have been relieved )f
the old fruit so soon. as the new crop
promises to be very heavy. ard the trees
need all the assistance they can receive
to hold on to the fruit. Many growers
at this time are using additional fel tiliz-
ers to strengthen the trees.--Pomona
Progress.
The Pomona Fruit Exchange packing
house has been closed for an indefinite
time. The navels and seedlings have all
been shipped. and no shipments Of other
verie eitswill be made until prices have
somewhat advanced.
San Bernardino is enjoying the wics
and the eloquence Of the cowboy
preacher, j. r. Rice, and his Wife.
The herald., 1896-04-19
SANTA ANA

SANTA ANA, April 1S.-Republican
primaries were held in this county to-
day and great interest was manifested
in the selection of delegates to the coun-
ty convention, which meets Tuesday in
Santa Ana. From the list of delegates
at hand tonight it may be safely pre-
dicted that Orange county will send a
Mckinley delegation to Sacramento.
Superior Judge Towner today re-
viewed certain briefs and evidence in
the case of Villa Park and FL Modena
settlers VS.. Irume ct al, the plaintiffs
claiming certain water rights appro-
priated by defendants. The decision so
far as indicated, was favorable to de-
PENDANTS
The attorneys for Gray G. Southern,
convicted of murder in the second de-
gree, today moved for new trial,
claiming among other causes Irregular
ity in choosing jury. The jury havil.s .
been in part summoned by deputy co.,
oncr the sheriff being disqualified. The
case was taken under advisement and
sentence suspended until 9:15 Tuesday
next.
District Attorney Ballard has filed an
information, charging George Baldwin,
with criminally assaulting Elizabetl;
Williams. the S-year-old daughter OF
Mr.. Williams of Balsa on March -.
Capt J. II. Hall started for San Fran
cisco today. where he will attend the
assembly of the Commandery Of Knight
Templars.
The annual high school picnic to Son
tiago canyon today was very numerous
ly attended and formed a most delight.
full excursion.
In the baseball game to-day between
Alfalfa Greens and Yaps the latter won
easily Two more games will be played.