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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
THIRD DIsPATCH.I
OREGON.
snOw-StOrm-Death of VIM. GOuYcrneur
MOrris-DrOpped Bead Fatal Result of
Saloon RJw.

PORTLAND, February 18th. There was a
heavy fall of slee5 here last night. l. is
showing now, bu5 the weather is moderatinp.
and the snow is melting as rapidly as it falls,
From private dispatches from Pert Town
send, it is learned that vessel has Just ar.
rived there from Sitk.. bringing the intelli
gence of the death Of VIM. Gouverneur Nor.
ria, United States Collector of Customs for
the district of Alaska. He died on the 3O.h
Of ia -uery. Of pneumonia. Morris was an
old and prominent politician of California.
He was at one time United States Marshal of
that State, and for many years connected
with the Treasury Department Of the Gov
eminent. He was appointed Collector of
Customs for Alaska about three years ago,
and WAS superseded in Office by Thomas
French, Of New York, who was nominated
and confirmed recently.
Charles Wilson, living near Astoria. Or,
dropped dead to-day, Of heart disease.
Robert Dsvlin, the young mar who was
shot in the back q few days ago during sa.
loon row at Colfax, by man named George
Hayerley, died to-day from the effects of the
wound. Haverley had preliminary exam.
instion, and was held to await the action of
the Grand Jury in the sum of $1,000. He
claims that the sh lo1ing was acci lentsl.
1t is reported that all the wheat fields Of
Lane county are covered with snow to s.
depth that fully protects the young growing
grain from ali danger of damage by freezing
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
THIS MORNINGS NEWS.

In New York Saturday Government bonds were
quoted at l23 for As of 1907 1l4 for AS sterling,
81 s6l@4 go lO1 for 3s, 100 for 5s silver bars,
Il2l.
Silver in London, 5O9d consols, To- II led per
cent. United States bonds, extended, 1885, As, 1861
Ais, 1l6!.
In San Francisco Mexican dollars are quoted at
IS cents
Mining stocks were slightly better 10 San Fran
cisco Saturday several Of the Comstocks showing an
advance Of and 10 CENTS over the best prices on
Friday.
portion Of the iron bridge being erected near
Verdi, New, fell yesterday, badly injurinC five
workmen
Fire in Chicago; loss, $4,000.
During last year the gross earnings OF the Union
Pacific Railroad were s29, 76l, 100.
The Railroad Commission bill in Mississippi has
been vetoed by the Governor.
In Chichester, N Y, man named Avery killed
his wife and attempted 10 commit suicide.
Thomas Lynch and Michael stephens were drowned
at Cincinnati Saturday.
Reuben Woods dropped dead in Brooklyn Satur-
day night
The Illinois Supreme Court has declared the Har
per high license law constitutional
A general strike of railroad coal miners is looked
for soon in the vicinity of Pittsburg.
Another iamilyis reported i'll with trichiniasis
this time from Minneapolis, MINI.
VIM. Gouverneur Norris, U. S. Collector of Gus
toms for Alasks, died on the 3Oth of January
heavy storm of sleet and snow prevailed in Or
egon yesterday.
Charles Wilson dropped dead yesterday at Astoria,
Or
Robert Dey!in, recently shot in saloon row al
Cofax, " T died Yesterday
Two hundred children were killed by the Arabs at
siukat
General Gordon is within ninety miles Of Khar-
toum
bill has been passed by the French Chamber Of
Deputies for the suppression Of soditous demonsra
tioLs in the streets.
The Sherman House, at Prescott, A T, was
burned Eriday S. N. Holmes perishing in the
flames
H. n. Bliss was drowned Saturday in Tulare
county.
Mrs. james Hayden made a desperate attempt to
kill herself in virgiuil, New, Saturday evening
A. II Gillette, Town Recorder dropped dead in
Ashland, Or, Friday night
The return Of Archbishop Feehan from his visit
to Rome was The occasion Of grand ovation in Chi
cago yesterday.
An attempt the life Of the King of Italy is re
ported from Rome
Charles H, Rugg (colored), the murderer Of the
Maybee family Long Island, escaped from the
Queens county Jail last night.
Benjamin Hanwicl, known as Trigger" Han
wick, was recently drowned in Elk river Virginia
The reports from the flooded district continue to
BE burdened with tales Of devastation and suffer
inc
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
LEVER IMPROVEMENTS.

The RECORD UNION has stated that if il
could be shown that $40, 900 are needed for
work on the levees, it would favor the ex-
penditure. It did not propose to jump at
conclusions, and pronounce either for or
against the petition of a number of re-
spectacle citizens for euch outlay, without
knowing the reasons moving to that end
1t has heard these reasons, and they are
ample. The $40 900 should be expended,
aad more than shat, Immediately. The re.
ports Of Engineers Bassett and Pierson are
specific aud uuaDswerable MIR. Bassett's
report is I complete answer to the vapor-
ings of our evening contemporary, the
sole aim of which is to bolster a
dogmatic position hastily taken, IN
der the assumption that consistency
consists IN adherence to error, even
after its error has been demonstrated
Editorial writers may sit in their sanctums
and theorize and measure leveea, or they
may walk upon the embankments and
point out their hight and strength, and
pooh.peoh all doubts of their security but
we prefer the cold statement of the skilled
men in top-boots who run the levels, and
whose professional reputation is at stake in
the statements they make. Above all this,
SO long as a feeling of insecurity initiates
against the credit of the city, it is wise
economy 70 DO such work as will remove
fear even if 1t is vain. We have believed,
and do believe in the strength of our levee
system but it should be placed in stin
better condition, and some weak places
now clearly disclosed as unsound made per.
fectly secure, No one can foregee the out
come Of 4 single winter Cincinnati laughed
At the absurd speculation 81 last year that
the Ohio might come day rise to sixty
foot level but within week it has marked
seventy -one feet, and now Cincinnati
mourns the folly o.; her want of prepare
ton. In another column we print the sum
and substance of Mr.. Blssetts report.
MS C!ty engineer IS not theorlZlug. Ills
facts are derived from actual surveys, his
estimates agree with those of osher compe-
tent men. 1t is proposed to ask the people
to vote q sum sufficient, when added to the
regular levy, to create fund of $40, 900
for use on leyees exclusive of drainage.
That they will do so we have not the
shadow OF a doubt. 1t Is not a large
amount; it is to be expended among our
own people not a dollar will be disbursed
elsewhere. Il is proposition in the lirec-
tion OF wise economy it will dissipate
the remotest fears CT danger, and prove
one OF the best investments this city ever
made. To vote ono will be to defy a
sentiment abroad that we cannot control,
and will be reckless to scorn.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
PASSENGER LISTS.

CARLIN February 17th.-Passed here to-day, to
arrive in Sacramento February 18th Carl Ru-
doph, Toxic; L. Stern San Francisco; c. A. Greg.
DRY, T. B. Clark, c. L. jerks Chicago: Mrs J. K.
Hunter and child, Rochester, n. Y. NJ. P. Hanni-
gan, San Francisco; R. " Smith, Toledo, Ohio; II.
F. Jones and daughter, Society Islands: Capt. NJ. A.
Baker, Frederic Lepoint, Mass; W. H. Price, Den
yer, Col; L. C. Young Cmcsgo; T. A. Bennett,
Montana Territory; f. D. Gellett, New Haven,
Conn; Miss Martha Gordon, Salt Lake City; j.
Brook, Boston, Mass; j. f. Miller, Chicago; NJ.
Badt, Wells New, J. II. Whiting, Stockton, Cal !;
II P. Taylor, New York; Mrs C. W. Jones, salt
Lake City, J. W. Ball, ST. Louis; S. Yanada, New
York City; Mrs. Floyentine and child Halleck, New
also 80 emgrants, including 80 males to arrive Feb
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

NJ. Taylor has gone to San Francisco for brief
stay
c. H. Woods, of Chico, came down yesterday,
going to the Bay.
Senator Filcher, of Auburn, was visiting Sacra-
mento last Saturday.
Judge o. II. Pratt went Up to his ranch at Dur
ham Saturday from San Francisco.
Sheriff Huntley, of Placer county, passed through
the city Saturday, going to San Francisco.
Hon w NJ. Cutter, of Mary syille, who had been
10 the city a week, returned home Saturday.
Andrew Wright, Of Chico NJ. L. Morris and Sam
Brane, Of Oakland are at the Capital Hotel.
S. j. Nathan, having closed out his business In
Sacramento, will leave for New York tonight
James Quinn, of the Cosumnes Alex. Wallace,
of Yoo, and D. W. Welsh, of Folsom, are in town.
Fred Frolish, of Sacramento, among the pas
sengers who arrived by last evening train from the
East.
S. A. Tucker agent of the Parker Gun Company,
who had been spending week here, went down to
the Bay yesterday.
Mr.. Robinson. proprietor of the stage line be-
tween Truckee and Lake Tahoe, went down to San
Francisco yesterday.
Mrs. S. S. Neal. of San Francisco, who has been
visiting her daughter Mrs. G. Crum, OF this city,
returned home yesterday
Mr. Eghert, f Colfax, came down yesterday, on
his way to see how his ranch on the lower Sacra-
mento is prepared for high water.
E.E. Smith, of Michigan Bar; Chas. Clark, of
Red Bluff G. Diper Clarkshurg A. Bexman,
Napa, and j. B. Whiesde, OF Chico, are in the city.
Hon. j. X Luttrell, who had been attending to
mining interests in Butte county, passed through
Yesterday on his way to his ranch in Sonoma
county.
The st. Helena Times says James Maddox, Of
St Helena for a long time in the employ OF J. Ii.
Stoves and a very clever gentleman, went to Sac
ramento recently and brought back brand new wife.
He was married in that city the 18th instant to
Miss George Wilson, and the happy pair arrived
here on Wednesday nights train. They were the
recipients of quite an ovation at the Palace from
their friends
SATURDAY. evening at the residence OF the brides
parents, No 7l6 U street, George NJ. johnson was
united in marriage with Miss Carrie b. Morrison.
None but relatives OF the contracting parties we're
present The wedding dinner was gotten up in the
old fashioned style. The happy couple were the
reel oients Of many handsome, useful and costly
presents After the festivities over the newly
married retired to their new residence at Ninth and
n streets
Arrivals at the Golden Eagle Hotel yesterday
Arthur Clements, Quincy, H.; H. Miton Central
City, Col; W. II. Parks, Jr, Marysvillej John
Marsh, New York; G. W. Conaway, city; J. '.
Miner, city; Jas W. Smith, fl C. Marks, Miss Greer
and brother, F. A Swain, F. NJ Strauss, A. Heyne-
mann, San Francisco; Geo. +. Wilhoit, Stockton
c. H. Lawrence, Plumas W. 7. Ellis, MarysVlle;
r. GRAIN Red Buff; F. E. Taylor, Folsom Mrs
VIM Beckman city; w. A. Robinson, d. Ham
burger San Francisco.
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ALL ORDERS PROMPTLY FILLED.
fell 2p1ul
Notice to the Trade

e. 4 s. HELLER, for
merIy Of Sachs, Heller d
Co., and for the last twenty
years in business, are con-
tinuing The jObbing bust
ness with a complete stock
of Dry Goods and Furnish
ing Goods, and also with a
complete line Of MaFySVille
Goods, at 3lg and 81 Pine
street, near SansOme, San
Francisco. talssplmMwF
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

Mrs. HILLEN's SUICIDE Relative to the
suicide at San Francisco Thursday of Mrs
Florence E. Hillen, formerly of this city,
mentioned in our last Issue. it seems that
sometime after being divorced from Mr..
Hillen she made the acquaintance at the Bay
of Z. NJ Swain, with whom she became
quite intimate SWANS wife, who hed ,en
absent, returning home, he ceased to witt
Mrs. Hillen, and she, suffering from poverty,
friendlessness and jealousy, committed sui
eide. Entries in her diary showed that she
had been in desperate circumstances fnan-
cially, at one time being without food for
two OF three days. The Cal of Saturday
says: 1.-The former husband OF Mrs. Hillen
was notified of her death by telegraph, and
he arrived in this city last night and pro-
ceeded to the Morgue, where he asked to be
allowed to see the remains of his once wife.
He was shown into the autopsy-room Of the
Morgue, where the body rested on slab.
All but the face was covered with a sheet.
Hillen silently approached the body, and
with his right hand gently pushed from eff
the face and forehead of the dead few locks
Of hair which were there, he the while max.
ing a strong effort TO control himself; but in
this he failed. for the tears, in spite of all he
could do, rolled down bis cheeks, and friend
who accompanied him led him away. He
then gave az order for casket and directed
that her remains be placed in the Odd Eel
lows Cemetery, in this city"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
ARIZONA.
The sherman House Fire.

PRESCOTT, February 17th.-The Coroners
jury, which was impsneled yesterday to ex-
anime the remains found in the ruins of the
Sherman House, brought in a verdict that
they were those of S. \. Holmes. late editor
and proprietor Of the Ari-0Ha Miner. 1t is
supposed that in attempting to ave valuable,
papers in his room he was suffocated and
persisted. A number of guests barely escaped
with their lives, losing all their clothing and
being bruised and burned.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

Our elevator man was crossed in love a
few months ago. The other day, as he was
experimenting the shipment OF the first
pair OF turtles to the regions below, he said,
with resigned air; al have been pray
ing for long time for contentsd mind,
and have concluded to sit down contented
without it.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

Snow IN THE MOUNTAINS. -Cousidering
the amount of snow that has fallen, says the
Truckee Republican, there has been very little
interruption in trains and railroad traffic.
Freights have of course run on slow time, and
in some cases bsen abandoned for q day, but,
generally speaking. everything has gone on
with remarkable smoothness and little delay
The railroad employees in Truckee and on this
division are entitled to much credit for their
prompt exertions in behalf of the public. To
accomplish what they have has required per.
sistent labor, and any one familiar with
the onerous duties of the hour, can appreciate
the labor reopired
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

IP Bismarck has directed the return Of the Lasker
resolutions 10 our House Of Representatives he has
done a very foolish thing But that is no reason for
Congress noticing the affrout in any way. 1t was
indiscreet in House OF Representatives to direct
the resolutions to the German Government. 1t
should have been sufficient to pass them
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

WE should not be at all surprised to learn that
the revolt Of the Egyptian soldiery against being
commanded by English officers "aliens in race aud
religion" becomes widespread. 1t is perfectly
natural protest by religious enthusiasts.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

DR.. Deems says kissing is purely Amer.
Jean habit Then the other folks don't
know what fun they're missing. -[Oil City
Blizzard,
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

WASHINGTON, February 17th.-Indications for
northern and central Pacific coast Local rains and
partly cloudy weather.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

Mr.. RoBT. WILSON, Surveyors Office,
Toronto st. Jacobs Oil cured him OF rheu'
matism where scores of other medicines failed.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
TYPE FOR SALE.

WTHEN OUR NEW DRESS ARRIVES, WHICH
w will be in few weeks, we will have for sale,
at low rate, between Three and Four Thousand
Pounds Of Nonpareil, Mnion, Brewer and Adver
Using Type, which is in good condition, and which
we will sell in lots to suit purchasers W.ll also
have Cases, Rules and Imposing Stones, which will
be sold cheap.
AID D RESS:
SACRAMENTO PUBLISHING COMPANY,
SACRAMENTO, CAL
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
Chinese RsiIroad Laborers.

YREKA, February 17th.-The Chinese rail-
road agent is hiring all Cinnamon in this vi
cinity willing to work on the railroad extern
sion above Redding at $50 per month. and
large crowds are passing from Oregon to work
for the railroad in California. The Oregon
road will carry passengers and freight to
Phe Xix, 81 miles from here, on the 25sh.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
PACIFIC SLOPE.
LAST NIGHTS DISPATCHES TO rHs RBooRD.UMos.l
The Storm.

SAN FRANCISCO. February 17:h.-Reports
received indicate that the storm of yesterday
and to-day was general throughout the State.
Rain fell at all points, and in some localities
considerable damage was caused by high
winds
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

ANNUITY Bands, secured by deposit In
the Office of the Treasurer OF state OF Cal
if0reis, for sale upon favorable terms.
The only Life Insurance Company transactiDg
business in the United States whose stockholders
are by law made responsible for all debts of the
poraton, and whose Directors responsible for the
acts of officers.
rHNS EnX Manager Sacranentn Danartnent
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

Competent, Reliable Agents Wanted.
fn1s.2tAlME
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

SATURDAY, February 16 1884
W. T. T0dhunter vs., J. II. Carrol-Judgment for
defendant by consent.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18
SUPERIOR COURT.
DEPARrMExr oSE-ARMsrRoye, Judge.
DEPARTMENT Two-MoFARLAsD, Judge.

SATURDAY, February 16 1884.
People vs.. Charles Brookbank, assault to murder
Jury return a verdict Of assault with a deadly
weapon.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-02-18

THos. FOX. Manager Sacramento Department
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-02
GIN Soro.S fjGiu.

Meb 9snign til De HyiieIier, Der a
os til gaar pper euteIte Strog at Sor:
ben, Sa CT be ueo DC fO~ritieui9e 9eilis:
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mere END ct Sar Setunber. 0a 0uen
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meo $4,000 at Sems S~nbbpssere, %
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paa en- 5 euer 6 Otinutter iaa omtrent
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bre Stebsr Tan SorosS fiqIuene fomme
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sere Siosrum, iom T. gr / 6~dlabrien.
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usbbIeu meo fore eller minbre @aeIem.
rim nGiten / 4 aar. Gufelte sSor6.
&pitslier ptrcr fig tun inbsnfor eli IiScn
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lamb os braste benz til at iuulme op /
ct 9tu for / bet naite SicbIif Iiqsiom
after at IaSe Sorben opIluse ben furO.
sebe 0anbsM aSie.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-02
Sisfcli8e Gf!erretntn8er.

Cutler Goacge afilutte6e 230e Sto:
lsaar ben lfoe 3nni. Sra grima BIZ
mittcre6,s faIgenbe IL Giieipte, 5uiItt
meObcltes Oiplom iom Baccalaurei ar
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til DIT prnttiife tbe0logiits Semiuar
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ben me66eItss til l3orIcif .. 9omme,
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(Gra5uats5 ia 1879 iamt q. 6oIitao
Ira I8sD. ("gO. 2ui9. &ttO.")
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-02

Tn irafiig SraHg=lltang. ct prRstist
gremplar, er npIig fomTeu til Sen
ioologiife 0aue / Berlin. Duct til,
6orte MeTtiuiiten omboro Qorpifi5cl
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Sinsdpore, boOrben BEN par braat ira
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+StIbno ON SaI9 of 0pyet, buiIfet ill
buo mcStoscS. Or. Scrmes af6entcSs
Oct | Sonoon. Sranss lltaneen er
garo bot, al imponcrsu6e MluHeItutfe.
% oens Prritatiouer i Surn;nq sr ia
beIa9tise. Sm6orb / Sti6et, Der Forts
Ben til europa, bapbe SEN ct Jlun for
rtS, bOor ben git nit omtrins, "a sat
par ingen let Sag at faa sen fanoet.
enos!i9 Ipttebe5 Set BOG mc6 tor Nloie.
% ben piItre 6r0bat bieu beboyig Bun.
BEN t%rcnsporteret til Set Sotel, bvor
Or. 9ernt5 boe6e. Nten Der luttebcs
Oct ben at Hide fig los til 6orfarSe!Ie
for Gle 9oteuets Scboere. Der maatte
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orpi 9rtratine / Surning, bcntes Nolt
ira &pretGmmere, buem BET ooIaa
!ytfe6es at fange Sen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-02

biemme bar arbeibet I ben 9ruo Tor
ben birette SorbinbeIle meaem Sisbens
baun os Be 6or. Stater fpm. JreoritS
fen ban iaa tiolig ben Setponins, oell'
ne 9inie uiIoe faa, os ben lloitratning,
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Stibe bar taeet, er | en- lite rtnSe
@ra6 bans @arf. 90 for no9et ouer
en- Snss gtar iibsn ct itsrre 6orl99
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itibe, iom benpttebes bsrtiI, pare sanlle
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iaget eftsr ct liars 6orIeb bleu op9iuet.
Senere i~nbarbeiSeoe 6rebritien iom in9t
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itaaenbs bsrpeo; ban fable tillise en-
al be betpOelisite BANTER orretnln9er
meuem cen upe 9erosn O9 bet noroIi9s
europa, iom fanbtss. Self / ameritd,
iom pilbe ienoe Benge til "bet 9amle
tQanb", iu6betaIte Dem til 6reoeritlens
a~seuturer / be 6or. Stater o9 ban
uobstaIte benz after til be reipettiue
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6reoeritieH, iom for ca. 5 aar iiosn
git 6aIIit pao @uunb al ubelbi9e Spes
tuIutionsr / Sobat, ueb fin Seo efters
laber fig en- 6ormue af mtlem 3
400, 600 Rr.
Decorah-posten., 1884-07-02
On Gne6oer paa Ssic IoDaIc.

Siote 9oit brog en- Mr. Gboppe frd
OuIutb o9 op til en- 3 Sistiluit Bug.
ten, buor ban baUSe lin 6iitcr. 6ptte, %
bUor ban agteSe at oueruintrs. GH DAG
/ iOrrise llse lanSebs ct Damp : Stit
eerspps, os nosIc al Manbitabst, ION
gift iIanb, fanot / RrrbeSeu af Gil neo-
Iast grube ben samIe 6iiters 6gtte oo
BAN ielu Iis9enoe bob / en- mteo COB.
Ssus alGosr pei i%oripnet Ssns. vi
eeunets. OtioIer par btr iulst op, iaa
Wfanoen tan life buertsn pare fro5iet
euer iultet libel, msn rimeIigui5 sr ban
bob al SpgoOm; paa gorott ltoo bey
en- Eanss meb fpste gsnner, % al
bisie par bar Blot taset en- Stemlo.
builtet osioo lunes at tgoe pua. at ban
bar uGret for ips til at ipiie no9et.
vi foritieli9e On itan0igbsoer 6rager
man ben Cunning, at ban er 300 /
9iutsr euer liot no paa Sanreu. Gn
6prtaarnsScetsr bauoe iorGret bam 2
9unbe, MEN Dem ioa man 9Htst til.
Vaa ben mobiatte 6ant al Den boeoe
en- 6amilie, ionl, ba Sampercn tom
oerbsn, beianotes iaa meSta9en al Suit,
at be nsppe bauSe !euet mango lere
Gage.