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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-28
The Proposed Hebrew "Reform. ;,

H.
New York, December 27th.-The Times
Philadelphia special says: The radical doc
trines recently enunciated by the confer
ence of reform" Rabbis at Pittsburg have
aroused great opposition among the Jews
throughout the country. The Jewish press,
with but few exceptions, condemned the
ideas there set forth in 1.-THE declaration of
principles" as destructive of Judaism in
America. A number of pulpits have been
heard from, and the subject has created no
little discussion in Hebrew circles. As an
offset to these utterances, a movement is
on foot to establish a Jewish college or
seminary in the East, for the training of
youths to the ministry. This move has
been advocated by Rev. s. NJ. Morals. the
celebrated orthodox Rabbi of this CITY. He
has urged its necessity, and appealed to
New York to make the start and secure the
cooperation of conservative Israelitcs in
founding and maintaining such an institu-
ton there. New York and BROOKLYN form
the great stronghold of Jews in this coun-
try, there being $4,000 of that faith in New
York and 10000 in Brooklyn. The num-
Der IN Philadelphia does not exceed Is, 900.
Mr.. Morals favors the founding of a college
where Jewish young men, destined for the
various learned professions, would receive
their classical trainings. and at the same time
be placed under conservative influences. A
school of divinity would be attached to
the college for the special education of
students who intend to enter the ministry.
The reverend gentleman said the Liberals
wish TO get nearer to the Christians, in or
der to win them back eventually to the old
faith, but he doubted that such would be
the result. The innovations are mostly in
reference to the observance of the Mosaic
law and custom, the Liberals firmly hold
ing to the fundamental doctrines.
An Aged Widow Murdered.
FoxBoRo (Mass.), December 27th.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Arlington, a widow, aged so, was
murdered here either at late hour on Fri
day night or early Saturday morning. Mrs.
Arlington had for long time occupied a
cottage at the corner of Baker and Chest
nut streets where she lived alone. and was
In humble circumstances Her lifeless
body was found yesterday morning living
upon the kitchen floor The head of the
body was covered with blood, which had
flowed from deep wounds in her face and
neck. Mrs. Arlington was pleasant old
lady, and was generally beloved by the
towns-people. No motive for the crime is
known, and there is no clue to the muir
derer.
Bigelow's Resignation.
WASHINGTON, December 27th.-Mr. Bige-
lows letter to the President. declining to
accept the Office of Assistant United States
Treasurer at New York, will not be given
out for publication at present Colonel
Lamont said tonight: Mr.. Bigelow's
deeiination to assume the great response
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-28

KANSAS CITY, December 27th.-Christ-
mas night, at Little Blue, Mo-, Frank
Vaughan was married to Eliza Swope. I'm
mediately after the ceremony, while
Vaughan and his wife were standing at the
window, they were fired at from outside,
the ball grazing Vaughan's head 1t was
thought that the shot was fred by Abra-
ham Nave, a cousin Of the bride, who had
threatened that if she did not marry him
he would shoot the man she should marry.
Last night Nave visited the Vaughans at
Argentine, Kan, and said the reports of
the Christmas affair worried his mother,
and asked that Vaughan and his wife ac-
company him to his home and deny that
they suspected him. In the morning they
started ON horseback When half the
journey was completed, Nave rode up in a
buggy and shot Vaughan dead, then rode
home, and upon the approach of officers
killed himself by shooting.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-28

CHICAGO, December 27th.-Seventy-fi
or hundred representatives of the Social
istic element of Chicago held their usual
Sunday meeting to-day, and occupied an
hour or so in discussing i" The Need of So
cialism." Contrary to the expectations of
a good many people in the city, yesterdays
dynamite sensation was not touched upon.
and very few infammatory expressions
were INDUCED in.
There was large attendance at the mass
meeting of the Central Labor Union held
to-day, at which a number of Anarchists
were present. George Schilling delivered
quite lengthy address on the advantages
of the eight-hour system, and Paul Croft
ken, speaking on the same subject, took
occasion to refer to the Anarchists as iniur-
ing the chances of the eight-hour law
through their extreme views on labor aues-
tons. Several Anarchists present greeted
this remark with Kisses, but were allowed
TO remain after discussion of the advisa-
bility of turning them out of the meeting
Among others the following resolution was
adopted
Resolued, That this meeting condemns the
hypocritical and unfriendly position taken bv
the Anarchists with regard to the eight hour de
mand of the proletarians, and in consequence
hindering the accomplishment of the wishes of
the proetarians.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-28
LAST NIGHTS NEWS.
INTE RNATIONAL EXPOSITION AT
CHICAGO PROPOSED.
Rioting in Ireland-Bigelow's Resig-
nation-SociaI Sensation
British Politics.
ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE EpoonD-us1os.J
DOMESTIC.
Social sensation in New york

Social Sensation in New York.
New YORK, December 27th.-A sensation
has been caused in social circles by the
marriage of Miss Frida Unger, daughter of
Charles Unger, one of the oldest bankers
in Wall street, TO Joseph Merklen a
fashionable riding teacher Miss Frida was
accustomed 10 take daily riding lessons at
the Central Park riding school, near Fifty
ninth street The school is one of the best
known in the city, and many of the most
prominent ladies have taken lessons there
The teachers and grooms are all French
men, and Merklen, the proprietor, gave
lessons TO a select few. He is handsome
man, served several years in the French
cavalry, and is worth in the neighborhood
of 100000. When Miss Frida's friends
learned of her attachment for Merklen
they bitterly opposed the match 1t was
finally arranged by her friends that she
should make a visit to a sister living in
Paris, and about four months ago she left
here with younger brother for that citg.
By preconcerted arrangement, it is be-
lieved she met Merklen, who went to
Paris, and they were married. The family
and friends were told of the girls de-
termination before the ceremony. but no
attempt was made to prevent the marriage.
Merklen is reported to be living in luxury
in Paris, where he intends to reside with
his bride
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Dempsey and Mitchell, the Pugilists.

NEW YORK, December 27th.-The Brook
lyn friends of Jack Dempsey, the pugilist,
are greatly incensed because Charley
Mitchell will not meet their champion in
the ring. Mitchell is to appear nightly in
the Brooklyn Theater during the week.
and Dempsey's sporting friends propose to
make Mitchells visit TO the CITY of
Churches memorable. They say Mitchell
is looking-glass fighter" and are using
every effort to bring about fight between
the two men. Dempsey, flushed with his
Pacific coast triumphs, offers to meet any
man, barring Sullivan. for from $500 to
$1,000. He has been seeking a match with
Mitchell since his return from California.
and offers immense odds that he can beat
the English pugilist. The probabilities
are that he will he accommodated.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-28
The COrk Packet Company and the Cat
tie Dealers.
The English Political Situation.

LONDON, December 27th.-The Econonlist
referring to the political situation, says
The Tories and Liberals have drawn nearer
together, and Lave resolved to reject the
crude proposals for an independent Irish
Parliament. The British Parliament is
still master of itself Mr. Parnell has
undertaken a hopeless and impossible task
in attempting to make So members dictate
to 554 members.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-28

BERLIN, December 27th.-The Bourse
was quiet but firm. Herr Bleichroder has
issued a Russian fiye-per-cent gold loan,
amounting to 10000, 600 roubles Which was
subscribed for ten times over. Herr Honsa.
mann, Director of the Discount Company
has gone TO London, in connection with the
Chinese railway loan of e35, 600 600. The
Discount Company propose 10 supply
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1885-12-28

DOOMs! ROOMS No. S0S, NORTHEAST
IL corner of Eighth and Streets handsome
rooms, single or in suites the best rooms in the
city; prices reasonable; street cars from the de-
pot pass the door every five minutes; strictly
hrstclass in every respect.
nl2-tf MRS. GRICE PronrietresS
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(SIr ben ,Horbtern."
Nidmonb's &a6bilfe.

Sci bieier i9milen Sett balten mir
uts inn g%Qsemeinen an fibtenoer Soft,
ndmli9 an Salat unb &ettisen. ginise
iebp9 ma6ten es better - Der duberer
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patbie, @lei9es nit @leidem su pertrei,
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BADEN iuie jene nit ibrem Saienfutter.
Sd jeoO6 fir meme PerIon beobahte
Die sulbene W,ttelftraBe 3uweilen ga
Fat uno &ettise, au9 etn penig @iiig,
Dor alem aber Sier. Mas man nun
arberspO bonn fabelbaiten Bier goulum
in &i6mono ipreden, 70 persiBt man
bod gu slei6er Belt au6 unIeres Our
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i9en Doctors beobadten, pel6e lautet:
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en- be 8....t open, benin laat ale Doc
tors na De Steren lOpen."- l1ns gfids
monbern tpinft cine pielperipre6enoe
Sutunft. Ser guuntp:& anal BON Conn
3ion uno Wuuion ndmlid sebt ietuer
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nannte Strede, nesen berrli9er Scene.
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fildrei6en Sedsr' Safe; re9ts unb linfs
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uel9e oenen oer SdueiS ipiirbts su-
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man in bas rpmanttIh=ihGne Cole.
Ebal. @el6e 8radt e~ntfaltet ii1 ba
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3weifel. liner Sretter.8 iertel wirr
buffe id, balb iuline 8rids unb Steirae,
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Sbaf0pce Salt!

Bauunternebmern unb SaulHstiaen RUIZ
Hadrtdt, bob i'd aud tudbren0 oisfer 8au,
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on Siu Stto'S alteiu Elabe.
ct. gloub, Minnf"7
Cement, 8ldfters 9aar, 8lditer : Earis.
8eiBen &alf. etc. itets an Sono.
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Sur ~gefdutgcn Npti3.

Siermtt erlaube ih mir ben 8etuobnern
ct. CLOUDS Die @nseise AL MAIDEN, baB i'd
mid In ct. @lonb als Wuiifprofeior ni.<
oerselaHenb babe anb empfeble mid als fol-
der Iaen. Die ii6 meiner muiifaliiden In.
leituns gu unteritelen setuint iinb. @riinb.
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tperoen entgegensetommen in n1etner &eii@
beng, In Der Nabe Der faith. &ir1e, iopie
IN g. Sdulten's Gpotbefe.
Ib q 81 . el,
Ruiifprpfeifor
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8e ter Stanbarb &attlu, neueites
Mufter, MIR 5 gts bic garo BEL s. S
BRADFORD, 3a9folser BON Youns s
BRADFORD.
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Seine Sdube aus 8ods, Sieseuz II
fem seferbtem 2eoer fir 5rauen gum So.
itenpreis in gOuper's S9ublaben.
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&attun! &attun! &attun!
gu 3 gts. bic Yato bel s. S. BRADFORD,
3adfol9er pom gonna & 8rabforb.
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Stiefel unb niebrise feline Sdube
aus &albleoer fir Rdnner in gooper's
S1ublaben.
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- Better. s~efdrbter @aiimir $1.OC
Sualitat nur 60 Gents bel
6. @. 8 amp tt.
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- Seine Sdube aus 3iesen< unb GUT
tenn 8ofleber fir iunse 9ameu gum &o>
itenpreis in gooper's Sdublaben.
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&attun! &attun! &attun!
Su 3 gts. bic garb bel s. S. BRADFORD,
Nadfplser BON gOuns & BRADFORD.
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8 er @hef bes fatiftilden 8ureaus

Ser gbef bes itatiiti,den 8ureaus
beri6tet. baB I'M 2aufe bes Wonats0 tai
in ben 3olloiitriften Baltimore, Bottom.
Detroit, Suron, Miuneiota, Seem Or
leans, gteiu gorf. 8aiiamaquobbp, Bbts
laoelpbia uno San Srancisco 1876
BaHasiere e~intrafen, uorunter ii6 Co.
GIL Ginipanberer, $3.50 8irser Der
Ger. Staaten, unb 4445 Srembe, bic
i6 nur uuriibersebenb bier ~auiaubalten
9eba6ten, befanbeu. Gus England unb
8ales trafen 5279, aus Srlanb 12.07O
Sdottlanb 1888, Deiterreid 2274,
S6bmen 1863, 8elsien 211, Sduemart
1913, Sranfreid 1913. 9eutidlano 21,-
1s9, rlnsarn 1857, Stalien 2417, ben
Nieberlanoeu 7S1, Horfuesen, 1904,
&ublanb 1919, Yoleb $50, S9peoen
1879, Der S9mei5 61S, GAMBIA 1856
ginpnnberer in ben Ser. Staaten elm.
Die @tnwanberuns in bic u%bensenanns
ten Gtaaten repraientirt uusefabr 81
Srusenl Der @eiammts@ inpanberuns.
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: @uter &attun ttllr 8 Gts. BEL
6. @. 2amptt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

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iamift etS ftderes Wtittel ge9en Suftenun
@rf1ltun9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

- Ganbel & @usent baben bic sr0Bte
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in ct. glouo ausselest uurbeu, unb bic
Sreiie rperoet ibr bur6 lleberaeusuns
TO bintg finoen pie nur irsenbpo.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

Mebl unb 8iebfutter bel s. 8
8upb. 90
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

l1usefdbr 10000 Beriunen tuubn:
ten am Sreitas Der Tootenfeier iiir ben
u%erftorbenen @rsbiihpf in Montreal.
Canada, bel; Die 5eier mar eine wabr.
baft srbebenbc. 9ie 2ei6e lag in einem
pradtuOllen Sars, Der &opf bes 9ooten
auf einem erbabenen &iiien aus peiBenl
Itlas rubenb, 70 oaB bas @eii6t Der
Weuse iidtbar puroe. Sunoerte 2ih-
ter b%rannten UNI ben erb6bten Satefalf.
Die Seier tuurbe bur6 bic Serren Sis
i96fe @iQiamS aug 8oiton, 8atbam
aug SHREWSBURY, Satire aus Moutreal
uno Sumatil aus Sttolua seleitet. @r5z
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an Mae, dc eS amgcbt!

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ben, our 9efI &ennlnibnabme. haB fe BIG
gum liten Suli 1885 ibre 8erblnblidteii
mir seseniber berIdti9en mlIen, onDern-
fals i6 9e5wun9en ben @utbaben 9eridtlif
einSu5teben. M d. Sanen.
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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

&attun! &attun! &attun!
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|Nadfolser bon guuns & BRADFORD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

Better @insam nur 6 unb II Cts.
6. g. 2amptt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17
Notts!

M1en, tuelde irseno cine &einisungsarbeit
perridren lafien m0ften, empfeDle i'd mid
biermit als @afenfe9er uub peripre6e als
iplder srinolide unb prompte Arbeit.
Srduf Srafe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

-Seiues Spibenbeuteltu9 nur 10
gt8. BEL 6. g. 2amptt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

Gae uniere Sriiblinssmdntel bes
Iusoerfaufs ipesen 81 so gts. am Sol
lar BET g. g.. 2amptt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

- Gle Baaren unter benz Breile Der,
fauft in GDoper's Shuhlaben. q.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

Neues Sommer,G dleiertu9, rteue:
tie Muiter, i1ur 4 gts. Die garb, bel S.
s.. BRADFORD, Nabfolser BON gouns 4
BRADFORD.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

Oeio 5n perIeihct auf @rurbei<
pentbum. Nad5ufrasen bel s.. 6. 8ire. 49,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1885-06-17

= Mebl uno 8,ebfutter bel s. 8,
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sar 8eniiondre, bic iib fur @rb6buua
tbrer Seniion beredtist slauber, tperben
IN ibrem Sntereiie banbeln, tpenn lie
uOrlpreden bel @eft groutm a II.
ct. gluub, Minn. 90
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9anfiagnn8.
gu perfanfsn pber si permietben.

11nterSet9neter madt hermit b%efannt,
oaB er iein gut eingeribtetes, Dem Sperns
bauie %se9eniber 9ele9enes Sotel utter gun.
ftisen S%eoingunsen 5u perfaufen ober su
beabltdtlst. I'm ndbere Nns-
uenoe mail ii9 an S o d m D t,
ct. Slouo. Winn. 1854