davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
Woro 90 Sgndins ga Grusie,

@n itratteIis Besiueubeb funbt Stef
/ Ga Grosie, @is. ON Qftsnsu Gors.
bag ben lobe Sttober. Den Der or.
saniisreSs Blaine & 2ogan Stub par
ifRrb meb at forstase en- 8rocssiiou
pua Nuiu Street, ba Der paa ensune
bsres I RspoIpersS tub, bet enc untib.
beIbart efter bet anbet. De SIeitt
mente imibIertib, at bet Blot par uosIe
opermaabs fore ire-craekers, men be,
Tom fob nRrmer iaa meb 6orf9rbelie
at Der Der forsfaIbt en- NorSIcsne, oa
bet at Bet meit oprprenOe SIass. Ror.
bsren LOB fig lite nsie meb, at ban
f9Ibte fit Differ meb fsrite Stub, men
ban itiIebe fig ba Iise oper bet os itieS
be andre 6, buOrpaa ban lGnste Repol,
pereu neb paa 2iset os ipartebe bet.
Den Rprbsbe par Yrsiibenten for
Blaine & 2osan gIuben, Mr. s. u.
Burton, en- ung, aImtnoelis afbolbt
Ranb, NtOrbersn ct llbitub at Mennes
ifebeben ueb Raun RatbanieI Mit5su,
en- Gsmmerfsbsr, iom / Acknowledged
git unbsr Raun af "Scottp."
Raiten sieblitteIis os msS iaa Iiben
Spiist iom muIist bIeu bet poIbiomms
llbpre fort ufffeb til 5ansiIet, men mart
rpstebes bet siennem ben umuubsIise
fore 5OriumIins, buab Der par fleet, Os
5orfGrbsIisn os &uieriet ODer ben ifians
bise llbaub ftsq til fit 9sieite, Os afs
ifeb bar bet til Sansllet for at tase en-
raft 6spn opsr 8olbsmanbeu.
geb Gourtbuist bleu Der en- Scsns
ubem 9iss. Euiinber paa Suiinber al
MenueIfer | BEN meif oprsrte Stems
ming, gIabisn opIpit uf @lubsR sblem:
mernes 6unbreber at 6atler, uiIbe Stris
fra S~oItebOben, at bDiIfs @anse par
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22

Bot: &speri bar funbet Steb, ibst Rs.
perne bar b~sn.estiset fig Ouer 800, oOo
Dollars. Den tprtiite gOit git ub fra
gasbab fOrrise Ranbas, Os 40 Mtils
fra Ssmib bIeu transporter operrump.
let, iaa bet Sntet biuIp, buub @ifOrten
tiempebe for at foriuure 9enseiattene.
Sort itiSb Rsuerne 9eitene nsb os Der.
pua 6Oltene, bog Ipttebes bet en- al
bisie at unOtOmme Os brinse ben iors
seIise Rpbsb frsm til Ssmib, en- gy
paa Ouer 80, 900 Msnnsifsr Os bsIis.
9enbe / 2iQesQfeu.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
Sn0lan0et.
a..

Ter piI muIisens pare mango Stem.
msberettisebe, iOm lite ueb, at Der pet
bet fOreitaaenbe 8uls osiaa itaI item.
mes oper fslaenbe 4 6Orilas til Sor.
anbrinssr Statens 6onifitntion. II
Oct ~alminoslise 9aIs bsnlasses til
E~insbasen efter ben lite Wanbas / SEQ.
uembsr. s ale aar u,eb uIise Gal
boIoes bet MI | Sttobsr. q 9esiss
Lauren bempnbises til at foranbre, Tor.
sse eaer forminbfte 9ommersO iifrit:
tsrne Os antaaet uf 9Ommsrs. 81
Rebucere antaust af en- @ranbs Surps
WtebIsmmer I'll 5. A ut afftahe Dis
itriets attcrnsp Gmbebet, os itsSsi
berfOr Oprstte County attorusp gmbsbe.
- Den ~bstpbeIise SmpsriaIsM sas |
Sort Dodge er nebbrGnbt; Cab loo, 600
Dollars.
- Sorsbus ROrssn SI. 4 git Der
ct pOIbiomt llpeir oper Dubuque. Rea.
men sfte nsb, os 9pn os SorbsnitruIO
fuIste ~bperunOre SIas | SIus. 8 loft:
bare 9site os 2 Siser bIeu ilaasbe libel
for en- 6urmer I RGrbsbsn.
- Mr. StaItsr, Statens gsterinGr,
bar unbsrisst ben Spsbom, iOm grass
ierer bIanbt Ssitene | Binesnnes, os ban
bar funSet 5 GiIfGIbs af ISLANDERS.
San beOrbrebs ftrur, at be ansrsbns
Opr ituIbe brabes, os at Stalbsns ituIbe
bisinfceres.
- Der ital iaar pare aplst Is Drill
!ionsr SuibeIs msb 9Otstsr Der | Statsn.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
StrIeh.

5 RGrbeben at Dummonton ruier be,
uibtIsftiss StousS runSe, Os fOrnem:
meIis suur bet ubOuer nosIe iGrbeIes
uerbifuIbe StrGtninser, bsuoret mel
GsbsrsG smmer. Oct fer osiuu ub til,
at en- for SranebGrsN epr nil ftrps'
msb, % / iaa 5aIO nil ben pore sbe:
Iast for IGnsere Glib, ia tanife for Be-
~itunbist. Der Iisser en- betpbeIis aa'
pitaI / en- iaaban Wprs9 Iantuse.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
Nfriia.

General 8OIieIep bar tsIesruierst til
ben brittle Rssierins, at be Snbtsbte
bar msoosIt BAN, at be bar feet st
9ompisib itaa paa @runb / Ril 5lOs
ben, en- Days Rurib ira Wasiupe, men
at Der lite fanbtes nOsan f~rsmrusenbs
9uropGsr bsromborb.
Stuloe bette for5oIoe fig iau, tan
man o buus 9aub ON, at Sbsrit Stepart
lite bar UGret bIunot BEN, iom bIsU
mprbst uuosr Stranbiueen.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
California.

Sra Oasset melbes ON en- mssst rig
9uIbsaare, iOm for ct Bar 0ase iibeu
sr fuubet | Ssuisr SsIp,R inen / ga:
Iico Wine.D iitritt. geb rlnberisseIien
pifs ben fig at inbebOIbe 1882 pr. Con,
aaren er IA Sob breO Os tan fpIses
ouer 1900 Sob. s. @. Osborne
Oatlanb er 5OusbsGisr. 8 ben fibitt
Waaansb CT Der IissIsbes siOrt itOrurtsOe
OpbaseIier | SsIuminsr. llbbpttst al
bsnue WinssGump bar perst 5000, OOO
iiben Sanuar Raaneb.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
SIIiuois.

@n sbeIGssenos Srm anrsttsr flor
Stabe pua be meb 8intsr:S usbs TIL
iausbs asre | sntslts Dele af Statens
Ribtpuntt. Den OfisntIis a%niutts S5ns
iettsSpnbiss bar uOsiust ct GirtuIars,
| buiItet ban bsitriuer ben Os bens
8irtiOmbss Os siusr gint til bsns llOs
rpboeIie.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
9 afpta.

Gerritoriet uil bIipe fOrtrinIis rspres
fsnteret peb ben ~anitunbenbe 5air ! New
Orleans; af ~ubifoppsbe Dpr, fem bar
bjsmme Der, uiI Der blipe en- uatfer
SamIins; lissIebss Osiaa af Gilt, bpaS
Der tiIbsrer Sabiansrs9 iust. On &sbs
bub, 6amiIie ifaI Isiss for r%lbifiuinssn,
iaa Der nil bIips a%lnlsbnins til OF Il
benz / fin uaturIise Optraben. Oct
pil fttsrIis bIips en- mssst interssian'
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
@eft Yirgintd.

gaa gstsr's Wountuin | Monroe SO.
er Der fore, berIise StOuitrGtninssr,
men for OisbIittst sisr Slben alt Gil
for at sbeIasse benz. guinber Of aerss
meb Stop er nebbranbt, Os mango ga
miller bar miitst 9us os 5iem os alt,
bpab be eiebs. 8ranben CT optommeu
peb nforfstisbsb fra SGseres Sibe.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22

De fiare Ssru! 6aberen It'll ben
saarise guma, iOur life uiI lutte at
itsie | bans arbsi6suarsIie): ~Gmma,
bpis bu life itror er rOIig M, iaa raj
pu min Sanbten faa tienoe anoet!"
-~gapa, bu MATTE bog ueI FANNIE
big for at lasse 5aanp Paa en- Spinoe'
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
Oore premiebeser.
I. On 9stft Snrteutnaes.

SuobslS:
Seas 9rebtiia.-gn 5prteains I'll a
lie af.
Ger Rortens Sc.-Gn mpriom esnR
Ssrteuius.
SeIstsss Rafftnsn. - On poIn ;fsr.
tRuils.
SgseH.-gn lio.u batter Sortxniaa fra
ben iiofts oanits Srig.
fret az Tasrtres eto.-en Iarb,Ies
iipiis Sttlsrirs ON bisis imaa interes.
fsrte Oar.
Deb Ssren.-Tiat
I sserbs.-gn
morton Gor.Gllina.
sn Gsuafes Saet.-gftsr bet gueeI'fe.
st spsatst 3ienfbn.-gt ipenit Saau
Notwithstanding.
Sruis % Snser.-9ist uf Ssrs.u @s.
Gaoers StrrssGaarsen, en- ianbfer
bio Snrt~ Strn 'ro TbsIpmnrf,u
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22

Manss SuebesS tatter Minneiota
ffaar srsnne iom en- @ns; 5ustisbsben
% bet parms Ssir sisr bet.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22


asuist sptr .. q. earIsS etors.
ft gsHs bar tiblis,r. boet | Chicago
fa'rn b.buublsr ALE Sluss froniffe %
fs'ais, spsoomme. Gan bar iaroelei
tabsiaItH9.r fra 2as.r % Gnore TO,
fHstisbss. Vile, Der Iioer Of en- ele:
pa ssGssu. burs. Seupeuss fis til bar
1o.l0.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
Markeos= Beretninaer.
Chicago. aOpe Cttobsr. 1884.

Chicago, 20oe Sttober, 1884.
Vinters S,peoe. go. 2 red 1875;
Eo. 3 red, 81; rejected $50.
IaarsSpeoe. RU. 2, 72-73.
8esniare aer 30. 2.Sttbr 72K-7SK.
Roubr. 74-744; 3ecbr. 754-763s
Sanuur 764-77; 9iai S34-s4.
Wais. 8riierue er: RO. 2 46-471&; Re.
iected 43-44; GttObsr 46H-51; go,
BENDER 454-4sH; year39h 4O1a; San
37E-S75S; Rai S94-39Is.
SABRE. gto. 2 white 26-27; SO. 2
mixed 25-26; Sttbr. 254-25%; gto.
pember 25R-255s.
&us. SO. 2 53H-4
Bug. go. 2 So; Ro. 3 600.
Gro. 5imotbp roIis; 9ilfsrieleu suo
gfteripsrsieI IIseI. Fair to choice sl.2C
@1.35; prime $1.90; algosr itaois; Nor'
teoet lipliat; fair to choice s4.6O@4S5;
prime S4.s5; 9infrs S1.35 for Ro. 1.
Spin. $450+75 for skips and throw
outs, 465-5.40 for assorted light and
47U-5.35 for packers and shippers.
MESS PORK. Soutant 1900; October
1900; San. 11.9O-12.O5.
Saro. Gttbr. 7.27-7.3O; Ropember 7.oC
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
Wauat o. Weset Ho. 6.

9iste, aneiooter oip.
ESQ Siber.-Yris 80 9entS.
SnoboIo.
Den fore Guloflump. Cm &isoou. =
Bet nemme Cro.-Set samIe Bisno.-ez
Rat | Boituosueu.-Te to nnssomsuenner
Oct farIige ubrperi. Sep ssrf Sua'
acre. - SemnslissebsH Deb NalSrsHs abs
Den frelIeHse gnseL.-Ssnsense Nus
pobbelt Rebnins.-gn auhralf S,torie.-
est fonats 6us-9ct-2ibt at Ssfst.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22

GpanseIiiten WoObp opbOIbsr fig
Soma | @inter.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
ttaentlia Snos oa uSferfeI.

9eoenitnaenoe Sabel bier Snos Os uos
fpriel for ijbite llse, O9 for tiliuarenoe llse
iiplte Nar:
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
RECEIVED.
m;Iroufee. 2Obe Sttober. 1884.

Rilmaufee, 2Obe Sttober, 1884.
SpeSe, SO. 2 71K, Oftober MY
Wats AZ. SABRE, 3o. 2. ISL.
Rua, Ru. 1 "a. Sgs, No. 2 So, Grtra
Io. 8 45. MESS PORK, cash $500
Saro $3.50 cash.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22

ct. Yaul, 2Ooe Sttober, 1884.
Spsoe, No. / hard, "A. Wats, No.
Q $50, Ropbr. As. Sapre, 3o. 2 white,
24-26. SDa, go. 2 81, go. 8 extra, Al,
0o. 8 40. Rus, go. 2 As. Smsr, Choice
to fancy Creamery 22-2S, good Diaries,
1870, miooels Diaries, 10-14, iinlpelt
5-sL. Vofeter 25-28.
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22

NiGrsQrG. 2epenoe &altuner 11-12pr.
Yuno; Tnstebe Ssns 10 Cts. pr Buno
Saar.&pliuser 12-12H.
SornsapGs. Briierne paa be foritIel
liae Grades er:
prima staarc AK M 70 Str M pJc
Decorah-posten., 1884-10-22
F,orretuinss=&0rt

zelftab. sO,aI, epsr OIfon &
Y VIZ sati,. Wsssr IOsr SbOrssas alt,n
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
T. 4. SNIDER, VI. D.,

T, =. S-siDER, VI. D.,
DHNSICIAE AND SURGEON, southeast corner
| OF Second and X streets. Otlce HnUS--9
to 1880 \. NJ 2to /. and : to . Z VI. Residence.
90 NJ street, between Ninth and Tenth. au2:i-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
Why Irish-Americams support Blaine.

The Independent Republicans in sup
| porting Cleveland have clcarlv-defincd
| object in view. They recognize in him Il
man of their own way of thinking, who,
If elected, will be ready TO carry out their
| trce-trade programme. Now. free trade
is i'll the interest of England, and for that
reason the Independent Republicans, who
| are pro-English To a man, favor it. In
| supporting Cleveland they are. therefore.
actuated by the wish of assisting England
Now, To the question of the Independ-
ent Republican organs, What do his
| lrlsh--American supporters expect of Mr..
| Blaine We answer, absolutely nothing
except what Is for the best interest of the
| United States. iiSh-Amcricans do not
| expect and they do not ask that MIR. Blaine.
| if elected will in any way interIheadlc in
| Ircland's affairs All they demand is, That
in our foreign relations he will carry ON
| his own views of the rights of American
| citizenship aS embodied in the following
| extract from bis letter of acceptance
! " Citizenship of the Republic must
| be the panoply and the safeguard of
| him who wears it. The American Citi-
zen. rich or poor native or naturaizcd.
white or colored, must everywhere walk
! secure III his persona and civil rights,
! The Republic should never accept n lesser
| duty, ii can never assume Il nublcr one,
| than the protection of the humblest man
| who owes it loyaty-protection at home
and protection which shall follow him
abroad into whatever land he may go upon
| a lawful Grand This is an American
! policy that of course does not meet with the
| approval Of the Independent Republicans,
| who believe that England ought to be per
mitted to spit her contempt ON American
! citizenship whenever she finds it conve-
nient To do so. Because thousands of Irish
+ lmencans are siynifying thtir intM of
voting for the man who '-rofoses %ying
out this policy, Independent Republican
organs, like the New York Hclcid, are
| charging them with thinking more of Ire
| land than the United States. just as il
upholding the dignity of American citizen
ship We're not a question affecting the in
terests of the United States. The Irish
Americans who, refusing to support the
Independent Republican candidate will
vote for Mr.. Blaine, will do so because they
believe in an American policy and do not
want to see free trade forced ON the United
| States, and American citizenship despised
| in every country in Europe Irish World.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
Hardened Liver.

Five years ago l broke down with kid
ney ana liver complaint and rhcu;Hatism.
Since then | have been unable to be aEvHt
at all. My liver became hard like wood
my limbs We're pulled up and filled with
water.
All the best physicians agreed that noth-
ing could cure me. | resolved To try Hon
Bitters; | have used seven bottles; the
hardness has all gone from my liver, the
sweliings from my limbs. and it has lrorked
a A,iacie in my case; otherwise / would
have been now III my grave J. W MoKEY
Buffalo, October 1, 1SS1.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27

That was an eloquent appeal with which
Father Pepper closed his address 10 thc
Irish-American meeting at Chckcrng
Hall, in New York, recently: Il 20 for
light ! hate darkness! go for freedom :;
/ hate slavery 90 for citizenship: hate
serfdom 90 for charity and magnanim-
ity; hate malice and yindiotiveness! go
for a great, splendid, glorious nationality: ::
haze secti0naiisssl- Therefore | go with
all the warmth of an Irish-American heart
forf James Gillespie Blaine Oh, for the
electric fire of Grattan's eloquence TO thrill
eyey Irish and American heart with tht'
gra1deUr and Importance of this campaign, l
the most important since the election of
LnIcoln. Stand by the Republican party,
fqf i'll the dark hours when the destinies of
tlfs mighty nation tremblcd in the%1alance,
i9urnished 100000 to save the Union.
Stand by it, for it has furnished you
shelter from the rods and bayonets of your
European oppressors. Stand by it, fogis.u
aiumph is the triumph of patriotism,
eiumph of heroism, the triumph of
zanship, the triumph of honor, and
tiumph of that Jacksonian Democ ~
Fnd Abraham Lincoln Republican, III
(which the stars and stripes so proudly sym
f)DliZel"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
DRS. KELLOGG 4 GOSs
DIR. LAME,

physician AND sURGRON.-OFFICE AND
4 Residence, No. 323 J street, between Third
and Fourth. Hours to 10 A. n, 3 to 3 and to
S P. j. Office of City Superintendent of Public
Schools at same place. se5-iplm
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27

George William Cur
It's TO the people in
1876.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
MISCELLANEOUS.
A Great Problem.

Take all the Kidney and Liver
Medicines,
Take all the Blood purifiers,
Take all the Rheltmdtjc remedies.
Take all the Dyspepsia and indigestion
cures,
Take all the 1gte Fever and bilious
specifies,
Take all the Brain and Nerve force
rerjreS.
fake all the Great health rcstorers.
In short take all the best qualities of
all these, and the best
-Qudt0ieS of all the best medicines in
the world, and you will find that Hop
-Bitters have the best curative qualities
and powers of all --concentgated
In them, and that they will cure when
any or alto these, Singly or -con,biaed
Fail. y thorough trial will give posi-
tive proof Of this.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
Bonner with His Eye on DAY -Eyr-Scc.

ner said: "ru-morrow am going to sec
Jay Eyc-See II Prospect Park. You know
there is to be public exhibition and want
to judge Of his condition before his trial of
speed. If Jay-Eyc-Sce should beat Maud
SIS time will buy him if can. Nego-
tiationS have begun. | find Vanderbilt,
words true. In sending me his rcceip; for
the money for Maud $, he added You will
lind her simply perfection
Hamilton Busbey. editor Of ToT. Frad
and Farm, said to-day; 1T is true Bonner
has been negotiating for -Eyc-Sec
through me. The contract is drawn up and
the conditions are not unreasonable After
Jay-Eyc-Scc attempts 10 lower his record
the mnttcr will he Srttlcl ..
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
Poverty and Suffering.

=" was dragged down with debt, poverty
and suffering for years, caused by sick
family and large bills for doctoring
- 1 was completely discouraged. until one
year ago, by the advice of my pastor com
menccd using Hop BitterS, and in one
month VIC We're all well, and none of us
have seen sick day s,nce, and / want to
say TO all poor men, YOU can keep your
families we'll year with Hop BitteTs for
less than one doctors visit will cost.
know it.'-A WoRKINGNAN.
hz- None genuine without bunch of green
Hops on the white label. Shun all the vile poiS-
OnouS stuff with Hop" or Hops i'll their
name.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
THE HTNA SPRINGS
ATT0RNEYS-AT-LAW.
HENRY STARR

HIlNit1 SIARh,
A TTORNEY-AT-LAW HAS REMOVED HIS
n Office to the cornerOf seventh and streets
opposite the Court house, Sacramento city, Cal
aIlIQ-IrD
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
j. c. DEyINE,

IMPORTER AND MANUFACTURER OF MON
1 uments. Headstones, Tablets, Mautiepicces,
Plumbers Slabs, Fsirnlture Tops, etc. Sculptur-
ing and other Fine Work done to order All
kinds of work done in Marble and Granite at
the lowest cash price. No 72i + street Sacra-
mento Country orders solicited and all work
guaranteed. Nineteen Premiums and the Gold
Medals of 1871 and 1873. ie!6-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27

NOR SALE-A HALF OR WHOLE INTEREST
Il i'll the Western Hotel Hacking, and Four
Horses and Harness. For further particulars,
inquire AZ the Office or of the driver aul-tf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
FOR SALE
FOR SALE.

ESoUR THOUSAND ACRES or THE FINEST
L Farming Land 10 be found in California.
near Hanford, Tuiare county. Cat. ranging in
price from $40 70 SO per acre; 10 be sold in sub
divisions 10 suit, upon easy terms. This is the
richest body of Vineyard, Fruit, Grain and
Alfalfa Land ever offered; partly under cultiya-
tion, yielding upwards OF 20 Bushels Wheat per
acre. It is sipage land, perfectly level, and
irrigated from MuSSel Slough bitches.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1884-08-27
WHOLE NO. lo,4lI.
FOREIGN NEWS.
Cholera Reports.

! PARIS, August 26th.--The cholera is in
creaSlng IN Corsica. There were four deaths
near Ajaccio '''''''
Several persons were nearly killed from
over-tumigation at the Italian frontier.
GENEVA. August 2Gth .--There are no
fresh cases of cholera here.
\ PARIS, August 26th.-There were tbrcc
deaths from cholera al Aal.seiIe, last
night, and two at Toulon.
4 RoME, August 2sh.-The tSaily bulletin
/ places the progress of cholera ia Calais M
III deaths and 20 new cases
l PARIS, August 26th-The dSstbs from
cholera IN the southern department. of
| France for the p hours ended to-picbt
were Pyrenees OricntaleS, - Hcrault' q
Gerd, >; Aude, >.
Il TorLoN, August 9Gih.--One death from
cholera occurred in this city to-day. The
| Hospital report is New cases admitted {
discharged, u; deaths, ,; under treat
1nent, 81
MARsrlLLES August 26th.-There were
y deaths from cholera here to-day.
| I WASHINGTON. August 9Gth.-Thc State
| department has received from Mason
tmted States Consul at MarScilcs. a report
| lpon the situation ut that place and Ton
! t)n Slncc the abatement of the cholera cpi-
| ae'nIc. lie says " The finances of Toulon
/ aud MdrSclllc, ham h.a,5, et--r;ryrf IA, M,
! utmost IN cleaning streets and t,u.nciiS
! V't earring lur th, SICK and ,uryiug the
| dead fhC presence yt impending financial
/ run" Wr.-lr, heavily Upon the business
( community, ami gNvu ordinary resources
/ of 'h;;1tN are seriously rura;lyJ VlrtiIr
/ "i ;ViHruHy iu-iiivv~ lass lust SGT iu and iro
! description ru picture the v-.. .ItIu..,-
and "y>auton that hourly exists
yellow Fever In Porto Rico.
/ NN-uN,roN. Augi~, si,h-Tar Marine
/ Hospital Burrau is informed thu, ,.Fi.v.
| fever is prevailing with great M.a..t, .ri
/ the island ct Porto Rico. rGr U.-r..,a IS
/ not confined to recent immileuu,- from
| craln. but also attacks the .rc.i, lopula-
ton.
1 Drunken Lord.
| NUW GuHN. August .Gjh-A cable ,p,.-
| cjal says Lord Cahjr. the irish Peer. is tbc
| hero of tn" latest cseapdr He amused
/ himself 10y getting uproari0u~ly drunk in
/ Il coilcr-r'on aud getting INFO an altcrca-
| ton With the manager Au attempt was
| made L. put his Luu!-hip uUt of the place
and ultimately lac WIS banded over tu the
! police. When awaiyncd before the nasis-
| tratc tahlr a>~ulcj the prosecutor ion open
| Court with q torrent of abuse. cnlius him
| scoundrci, wretch and liar. When rcbukcd
| ny 'ut magistrate Tor ms conduct, ms i.prti-
| ship became highly indignant and men
accd the police with violence. until brought
! 10 ms senses by a threat of cummittaI.
Finally he was hound over to Keep the
| peace for six months.
The Belgian Education Bill.
| BRrsSErs, August 26th.--ln the Chamber
of Deputies to-day, the first clause of the
education bill WAS adopted by IS 70 80.
General WnISpleN IN En t. E,,-ut
LoNpoN, August 2Gth.-General Wolselcy
will proceed to Egypt ut once to assume
chief military command of the forces
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Destructive Confiagration.

New iberia La.), August 26th-A fire
broke ont at $50 this evening in the rear
of Lehman 4 Faylors wholesale dry goods
house, totally destroying the building and
contents: also II. Coghanheim's residence
and furniture store, and half dozen other
buildings. The fire was past control ID
9:3J P N, and there is no telling when d
viii be extinguiShed. The loss Will b.
heavy. The fire is nearing the telegraph
office, and the operators have had to leaFe
the Office The origin Of the fire was ace
dental James Reynolds, foreman of fhe
company No l, was killed by an iron shrh
ter falling on him.
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EOR SALE-A FIRE NEW WAGONETTE;
L viii carry l. passengers; will be sold at
bargain as the owner has no use for it. Inquire
at WILSON'S STABLES, X street, between Third
and Fourth. Sacramento. au20-2w
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New YoRK. August 26th.-A Tri5pRcs
Wheeling. W. Va. special says: Colonel
John :. Swan, of Charleston, cousin of
General Grant, an ex-Confcderate who uu-
I'll now proudly proclaimed himself an un-
reconstructed rebel, comes out in the H.
teiEgeHcer in long letter addressed TO Nv
comrades and the young men of the
South, in which he declares his intention
To support Blaine and Logan He gives
his reasons. Among them are the sound
ness of the candidates on the tariff the
vacillating policy of the Democrats on the
same question, and the refusal of Demo
cratic congressman 10 support the RepubG-
can appropriation bIll to increase the navy.
Senator Hoar's Defense Of Blaine.
New YORK, August 26th.-A Worcester.
Mass, special says: The SPY prints to-day
letter from Senator Hoar, III which he re-
views Schurz's Brooklyn speech. Hoar. re-
terring to the Mulligun letter. and 10
Schurz's statement that the friends of
Blaine say that his otiense has been con-
doned, declares that they say no such Il
thing; they say he has been triumphanty
acquitted. They find him not guilty Of
these foul and injurious charges. They say
that IN this complicated matter the repeated
tokens he has since received of public con-
tidence and consideration oughtio outweigh
million times the breath of rumor ana
SANDER
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UPHOLSTERING.

T B. PALMER. PRACTICAL UPTOLSTERER,
- No. 1925 Eighth street. Sacramento. Parlor
Sets Lounges, Spring and Top Mattresses made
to order and repaired at the shortest notice, and
at reasonable terms. Draperics and Loose Covers
Il Speciality. jy2-tf
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GEORGE w. YOUNG,

CUCCESSOR TO PIKE & YOUNG, CARRIAGE
y Manufacturer, corner Fourth and L streets,
Sacramento. Established in 1880. All sizes OF
Buggies, Phaetons, Spring and Thoroughbrace
Wagons. Repairing, Painting and Trimming
done. m2O-4Dtf