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Sacramento Daily Union, Volume 7, Number 83, 25 May 1878
Issue Contents
Article Text
Masthead
TELEGRAPHIC.
FKOIiI YESTERDAY'S SECOND EDITION.
DOMESTIC NEWS.
f_im:i<_ MEITB.
CONGRESSIONAL.
SEXATE.
HOUSE.
SAN FRANCISCO STOCK SALES.
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PRACTICAL AGRICULTURE.
DOES WHEAT TURN TO CHEAT OR CHESS?
HAY SHOWERS.
AGRICULTURAL SELECTIONS.
THE HOUSEHOLD,
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
BATON, BAR AND BOW.
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BEAUTIES OF THE ENGLISH ORTHOGRAPHY.
A WOMAN'S JEALOUSY.
HOW FAR CAN WE TRUST OUR SENSES?
SONG OF THE CLAY.
HINTS TO TRAVELERS ABROAD.
FURTHER IMPROVEMENT OF THE STEAM ENGINE.
CAPTIVE QUEENS IN THE MARKET.
PERSONAL NOTES.
For Dyspepsia, Weakness and Debility.
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THE WEEKLY UNION.
NEWS OF THE MORNING.
ANOTHER SUSPICIOUS FACT.
DEMOCRATIC ABSOLUTISM.
THE EVILS OF AN IGNORANT IMMIGRATION.
THE PROSPECT OF A CONGRESS.
GERMAN SOCIALISM.
THE DEFEAT OF LORD HARTINGTON'S MOTION.
THE VERMONT REPUBLICANS.
THE EIGHT-HOUR LAW.
SENSATIONALISM RUN MAD.
THE ARMY REDUCTION BILL BEATEN.
CONVENTION NOMINATIONS.
THE KEARNEYTTE NOMINATIONS.
A TWO-EDGED ACCUSATION.
RESULT OF THE EXAMINATIONS.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
BRIEF REFERENCE.
SACRAMENTO HIGH SCHOOL.
LOCAL FRUIT BASKET.
SAN FRANCISCO PRODUCE MARKET.
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PACIFIC COAST ITEMS.
DECORATION DAY.
EDITORIAL EXPRESSION OF THE PACIFIC PRESS.
MEW PUBLICATIONS.
THE ESSENTIALS OF A FIRST-CLASS JOURNAL.
SAN FRANCISCO MARKET REVIEW.
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PACIFIC SLOPE NEWS.
Police Sergeant Harmon Suspended lor Dlsperatna Kearney's .Meeting-Found Dead In Hi- Boom.
The Nuttlilcr .Murder Case- The Defend- i ants Held to Answer on a Charge or t Harder.
Terrible Accident on Board the tlan-of- i War Pensaeola-- Fire— Democratic >'oni- ! . iuntions in Solano County.
The Races ill Chlco— Large Attendance— Fine Weather and Track.
! A Tramp Throws Himself In front of a Train and Is Killed.
Convention Polities in Santa Barbara.
! Wool Prospects of Ism Angeles County.
j The Late Rain and Sun Bernardino County Crop*-Orange Trees.
I Weather at Colusa.
. ■ Advices from Oregon.
-—-— The Sitka Indians-Rritish Columbia Items.
A Beport Denied.
Passengers Passing Carl in for California. :
Untitled
TELEGRAPHIC.
. . . * ■*.7;V-;tr-'.; LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO THE RECORDUNION.
i-'■-''■•■-■ /. -DOMESTIC .NEWS.
rOKEIt'X NEWS. i
■mCEIXAHEODS.
TRANSFERS OF REAL PROPERTY.
GOVERNOR IRWIN'S ADDRESS.
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