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where they can see them from day to day
water and protect them, and take pride in
their progress to maturity. There is no
fund provided by State or FEDERAL Gov
ment to pay anyone for Caring for the
trees if planted at the Preside, and ifthere
were, the best feature of the scheme will
be lost unless those who plant nurture the
trees also. We trust Mr.. Joaquin Miller,
Mr.. Sutro and Mr.. Foreman will see to it
that the error IN the order at San Fran
cisco is corrected.
Still another blunder has been made.
November 9th was fixed upon as Arbor
Day. There is everything in having uni
formity of action by the people in this
matter. The 9th falls or Saturday, and
| thus business men, because of the Saturday
half holiday, will be enabled TO take part
in the tree planting. But the Board OF
Education of San Francisco has assumed
power to change the date so far as the
| school children of that city are concerned,
and has announced its desire that on the
| Goth the children plant the trees furnished
them. Why this change is made is incon-
ceivable. Probably, however, it is the re-
suit of the inordinate vanity Of official
power in San Francisco, which uniformly
delights in distinguishing itself from all
activity in the interior. 1t is to be hoped
| that the children will ignore the request OF
the Board. Saturday is a holiday for them,
and the School Directors cannot prevent
the little ones celebrating Joyous inaugu.
ration on the same day with adult citizens
SwIFT's canvass in southern California has
caused such a frigidity in the climate that fears
are entertained for the safety of the orange
crop.
The above is a fair sample of strong, effec-
tive Democratic argument. 1t is campaign
hot shot that strikes between wind and
water, and blows opponents to Davy Jones
locker. 1t is from the San Francisco Err
aminer, and therefore must be true. If ii
had been related of the northern and cen.
trail California citrus belt, how our neigh
bors of the south would rejoice over US
But we of the north are not made of that
timber. We are sorry for the people O.
the south, and may venture to advise Mr.
Swift hereafter to steer clear Of sections
liable to be affected ~disastrously by his
"frigidity," since that strictly truthful
sheet, the Examiner, the wit of which i:
only surpassed by its high moral tone, de
clares that the atmosphere OF his person.
atty is %ruinous to crops.
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/ and won, and Ireland resumes her place
| among the nations of the earth, no one
| shall occupy a higher place around the
column dedicated to the Goddess OF Vic
| tory than the one-armed hero and patriot,
| Michael Davitt. y.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-02
STATE FAIR RECEIPTS.
They are ss1a So Greater Than Those Of
the Fair in 1885.

Following is a statement in detail Of the
receipts of the State Fair of 1886, and COM
parsons with receipts for the preceding
year. 1t will be seen, and also be extremely
gratifying to the friends of the State Agri-
cultural Society, that the receipts exceed
those of 1885 by Ss12 So. The statement
as shown by the official records of the So
ciety, is as follows;
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COURT.
Department one-van Fleet, Judge.

DCPoAAAhche GAccy oouECs
FRIDAY, October LIST.
Estate of Charles zeitler, deceased-Contin-
ued.
Estate of S. H. Lettner, deceased-Letters
granted to P. c. Dresher, +. H. Russell, NJ. Eich-
Estate of VIM. Wilcox, deceased-Account
settled, distribution ordered and executor dis
charged.
i~stratrix~ discharged.
Estate OF Mary Miller, deceased-Continued.
Estate Of E. J.. Billings, deceased-Supple-
mental account of administrator settled.
Estate OF Amelia Brana, deceased-0rderm made
discharging administrator.
Estate OF 0. c. Jackson, deceased-Sale of per-
sonal property confirmed.
Estate of James Higgins, d~eceased-Final ac-
count settled and distribution ordered.
People VS.. Henry Weber, arson-Prisoner
sentenced to five years imprisonment in San
Quentin.
People VS.. Henry A. Caulfeld, disturbing the
$50 paid by defendant.
Wright, Need d Co. VS.. Brewster d Cocoon
tinued.
Cayitt VS.. Cardwell-Continued.
Matter of Harriet Walker, insolvent-Motion
TO amend order staying proceedings taken un-
der advisement.
In re. Russell insolvent-Motion to file amend
ed petition Withdrawn without prejudice.
I. l.. Acoek VS.. His Creditors-J. c. Tubbs ap-
pointed assignee. Bond 500.
Westfall VS.. Westfall-Referred to j. J. Westto
tahe testlLnOHy.
Department Two-van Fleet, Judge.
FRIDAY, October LIST.
Corbin VS.. Observation-Disclosures.
Hasselbaehs VS.. Careys-Continued.
Demartine rs. Nevis-Continued.
Brockway VS.. Lovdal-Continued.
Maulden VS.. Cox & ClarKe-Continued for one
week.
Van de Bogart VS.. Observation-Disclosures one
week.
VIM. Jackson VS.. NJ. a. Jackson-Continued
one week.
W. W. Brison VS.. Carrie N. Brison-Continued.
Susie E. Creegan VS.. Francis C~reegan-Con-
tinued.
Lamett VS.. Miller ct re~x-Remittitur received
and ordered filed, and judgment entered in ac-
cordance Herewith.
Smith ct al. VS.. Furnish ct al.-Same as last.
Albert NJ. johnson VS.. Z. A. Miles-Demurrer
taken under advisement.
Alexander, assignee, VS.. V. LeMay-Same as
last.
Chas. Heisen VS.. C. C. Campbell-Demurrer
oyerruled for want of prosecution.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-02

The actual fair receipts only are now
given, as it is impossible at this time to
give figures upon the general result, as all
the bills have not been received by the Sec
rotary, and none have been audited.
THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE FAIR BEHIND.
The San Francisco Daily Report of Sep
TENDER 2Sth says of the Mechanics Insti-
tute Fair at San Francisco, that the receipts
for the recent exposition were $1,000 less
than last year, and that but little interest
was manifested in the exhibits. II adds
The exhibitors complain of this, and say
the fair, which they p%atronized for the pur-
pose of advertisement, was of no benefit 10
them. Meanwhile visitors, as a rule, de-
clare that the fair Just closed was the dullest
and least interesting ever held by the Insti-
tute."
The Report contends that the cause of the
failure was the lack of sufficient premium
offers for country exhibits. The premiums
offered were not large enough to pay the
cost of making an exhibit. The Report
says: The result was that the only counties
contending were Placer and Sonoma. The
former was much better represented at the
State Fair than it was here, and the latter
did not show a 1.-THE of what it would have
shown had it been stimulated by the hope
of winning a liberal premium. Naturally
enough, in spite of the fine show of fruit
during the last weeks of the fair, the pub
lie was disappointed. 1t felt ii had been
meanly treated, and that an institution so
anxious to get money to pay off a mortgage
should certainly be willing to spend a few
dollars to achieve that object. Thus the
receipts dropped $1,000, instead of increas-
ing $4,000, owing to the s~hort-sighted
policy of a management which feared to
throw away a sprat to catch a whale"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-02
TAILORING.
4oS II

n McCALLUM, SAN FRANCISCO TAILOR,
u. just received Fall and Winter Goods. Is
able to show greatest variety for customers TO
select from. Suits Will be sold at very lowest
for cash. First-class work and fits assured.
French Beaver Sack Suits, silk lined, S43; French
Pique Sack Suits, silk lined, S43: Cashmere suits,
81 and upwards; Pants, 81 and upwards. Give
him a call. No trouble to show goods.
SACRAMENTO. 1p
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-02

AMELIA JACKSON, the daughter of the
man who shot and killed Colonel Els
worth for lowering the rebel flag in Alex
andria, has been appointed by the Demo-
cratic Administration to a position in the
Patent Office at Washington. We suppose
there were so many of the Ellsworth
family in Office that there had to be a
stand off" made. The truth is, that it
is lucky for some children hat their
parents were c~onfederates, and quite as I'M
fortunate for others that their parents died
in the defense of the flag of their country.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-02

TOURISTS, guides, hunters and others in
the wooded hills OF New York set fires
that do incalculable damage. The Forest
Commission advises that States declare it
to be a crime to light a fire in the forests,
from which conflagrations spring, whether
there was intent to fire the woods or not,
That is, they propose to set up a standard
of criminal negligence. We need such
laws here also.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-02
A FAIR


Thus, from the actual fair receipts a differ
ence of 81 ,937 Is is found in favor of 1885. But
this is more than overcome by the saving this
year in the racing account, as per statement:
RACES, 1885.
Amount paid in trotting and pacing
Sl6,535 90
Less entrance 1920 90
There remains as net amount given
trotters and PAGERS ........................ S6,5i5 90
Net amount added money, ETC.. for
Total amount expended.....--........ S10,S30 90
Deduct amount received from pools,
programmes, 9,42 50
-
Net cost of races, 1SS5.~............. s1,Ss7 Is
RACES. 1856.
Amount paid in trotting and pacing
s11, 145 90
Less entrance 1900 90
There remains as net amount given
trotters and sS,943 90
Net amount added money for runners. Abs 90
Total amount acknowledgements. SS,0S0 90
Received from pools, programmes, etc Sl0,170 10
Deduct amount given in purses, ETC.. $3.50 90
- 5000 900
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Thus it will be seen that the races of this year
returned a profit of 5000 Is, exclusive of gate
receipts. By deducting the amount expended
in racing in 1885 and 1856 from the receipts, as
fnlIaxuc.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-10-02
NOTICES.

Sixth-street NJ. E. Church, between K
and 1.-The pastor, Rev. Z. r. Ollie, will preach.
Morning subject: THE Possibilities of Grace"
Evening "Consecrated Womanhood.'' Com
munion at morning service.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19

Ter vidmagthallas. som ej hviIar pa sedliga,
d. a. SAINT kristliga, grundsatser SAINT ge-
nomfores med arliga och kristliga medel
Genom l6gn, svek och allehanda lattsinne
fodes intet annat an logn, svek och lattsin-
ne ;derlor borde hvarje forstandig menniska
inse det fa'anga och galna uti att soka ut
drifva dryckesdjefvulen med dylika vapen.
Villa vi lyckas uti vart strafvande, denna
stora och vigtiga kamp, sd maste vi kampa
redliga enligt apostlens ord och undvika, ia
afsky ALT hemlighetsmakeri och ALT svek
och falskhet.
Inseende salunda nodvanoIgheten af Or
ganisation for ett framgangsfullt bekam-
pande af rusdrycksyaldet, villa vi till ALA
vara medkampar, emkpsbr6der och tros-
broder, stalla den allvarfga uppmaningen
att vid forsta lagliga tillfalle foretaga or
ganisation pa hvarje plats der en- sadan
icke redan blifvit verkstald.
Angaende den lampligaste tiden vile
vi foresla den 3dje nastkommande JUL, da
vi ALA fall allmanneligen samlas nagon-
stades for att fra minnet af var nations TO-
delse, en- f0delse till frihet. vi kunna icke
pa EFT vardigare satt fra var nations Ill tie
fodelsedag an genom att sammansluta oss i
och for afskuddande af kuug alkohois blod-
besuddlade fjettrar.
L. G.. A.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19
Lifvets majdag.

Lat sorgen fv, du morka sky
Hvi skall du pa den ljusa himlen segla.
Sa frisk och sval ar jordens dal
I kallan bla din mulna biick ej spegla,
Och dock sa Inf sorgengel du
Din vinge ofta 0fver jorden BREEDER
Sen dubbelt skon, Ter jorden gr0n
Mar sorgens dimma alter sjunkit neder.
Och ON han ar, den sorg du bar
An huru tung och huru syar och bitter,
1 nasta stund ur qvalens blund
Du med en- lining utaf glade spritter.
o. ungdoms var da gladden. gar
Som ledsven hand hand med sorg och
smarta,
Da magen gang vid skamt och sang
Sa bittra sorger gommes yart bjerta.
O! ungdoms ar du glada var
En- majdag lik du lojen leker
/ storm, sus, an mork. an ljus
Du fyr, en- varvind lik, som blomman
smoker.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19
NJ IN n ESOTA.
Nytt fdngelse kommer att uppf6ras
Red Wing Tor en- kostnad af $26 sl2 96.

Nytt fNngelse kommer att uppf6ras
i Red Wing for en- kostnad af $26 sl2 96.
NOrrmAnnens naiionaIa hog
tidsdag Trades den II dennes.
John Hausman har rymt fran
Mendoza hospital for svagsinta.
Examen vid State Normal skolan /
Winona b6rjar den 10 dennes.
GoOdhuc county s5ndagsskol kon.
vent b6rjas morgon, torsdag. i Cannon
Falls.
Pastor II. NOrelius Atervande for
liden vecka till Vasa fran sin resa till Pa
cifc regionerna.
Prof WnaiIs:rIm st Peter, ha,
blifvit ombedd att foresta Luth. kyrkan
Vasa tills vidare.
Fur nod och hamnvasendet Mime
sofa har representant. huset beviljat $l8O,
600.
Eft nyIt pOstkOntOr har upprat
tats vid Traverse Siding, A mil vester or
st. Peter.
Anna Ericsson fran town Of Rock
blef sistlidne onsdag forklarad vansinnii
och ford till Oshkosh hospital for shines
svags.
N. L. Reuters sagverk, vid Bell
River, har nedbrunnit. Maskineriet ocl
sagverket az total forlust, da ingen assuran
forelag.
John Lundquists hus. nara stations
huset, i Anoka. nedbrann torsdags For
lust omkring 81 600 som betacktes genon
aseurans.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19
st. Paul, Mimi, 231 E. 7th Str.
OFFICE AT

man vid landkontoret Tracy, forvarfvat
sig sd manga vanner distriktet, att def
blir svart for hans motstandare att rubba
honom fran den vag folket beredt for ho-
nom.
"Slayton Gazette" sager: ON det
ofverlemnades at Murray county att be-
stamina. hvem som skulle blifva nssta con-
gressmedlem for delta distrikt, skulle nio
tionde-delar af republikanarne med en-
mum saga "John Lind" vi kama inget
county, icke ems undsntagande hans eget,
hvarest Mr.. Lind star starkare an detta.
Folket har kanner honom sasom en- duglig,
samvetsgran advokat, och sasom en- man
hvars redbarhet och rattskafenhet aldrig
betvihats.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19
StOrbritannicn. En- oyanlig

StOrbritannicn. En- ovanligt stark
nederb6rd radde fora veckan norra
England, hvlken hade till f6lid att foder-
ma stego ofver sina braddar En- stor del
af de fornamsta fabriksorterna aro 6fver-
svammade. / Rotterdam sta fera jern-
verk och tusentals acres land under vatten,
Genom ofversvamningarna hafva 0fver
1000 arbetare blifvit utan sysselsattning. -
Med syfte att forena de liberala och radika-
la motstandarne till Gla1stones Home
Rule BilP' holl lord Harrington med sina
anhangare den IA dennes EFT mote, hvarvid
"a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. voro nirvarande.
Efter det lord Harrington f6rklarat de
grunder. hvarpa de liberale bekampade
Glsdstones f6rslag, besl6ts enhdlligt att for
slaget skulle till det yttersta bekampas an
dra lasningen. | Irland matte nagot
ovanligt foresta. Flera fabrikanter / Ul-
ster hafva beslutat att f6rlagga sina fabri-
ker Tyskland. Regeringen sande den
Is dennes 100000 skarpa patroner till
Dublin.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19

Spanien. En- f0rfarlig orkan rasade
den ID dennes Madrid, hyarvid 32 perso-
ner omhommo och 620 svart sarades. Drott.
ningen afade personligen bes6k de delar
af staden, der orkanen anstSlt den storsta
forodelsen. Skadan anslas till 81 $50 1000.
Hospitalen aro fylda med skadade.- Drott-
ningen-regentens af Spanien helsotillstand
lar ingifva farhagor. Bland annat pastas,
att ocksa hos henne framtrada tecknen till
den sjukdom, som bortryckte hennes man,
lungsot. Hennes liAakare, DIR Riedel, som
hon medfort fran Wien, pastar emellertid,
att hon ar fullkomligt frisk. Men det sa-
de man ock ON konung Alfonso.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19
Adressera edra bref: Skaffa-
rem, 23l E. 7th ST., st. Paul, Mimi

w- vARA PRENUMERANTER torde noga
se efter att numret den rode adresslappen An
dras med lika manga hummer SON h1vid in
sandts for. Delta ar det enda qvitto som m
mas. Visar sig ingen andring siffrorna sa skrif
ON EFT par veckor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19

Tyskland. Preussiske inrikesmIni-
stern har utfardat en- forordning af inne-
hall, att socialistlsgen skall tillampas mot
sadana arbetsinstallelser, hvilka socialde-
mokrater deltaga som anstiftare eller leda-
re. Minister utgar fran den tankegangen.
att Observation-Disclosures, som "sta under led
ming af den socialdemokratiska agitatio-
nen", och med det samma upph0ra stt
vara ekonomiska atgarder och blifva till
revolutionara r0relser. Men nu dro storste
delen af Berlins arbetare socialdemokrater,
hvadan det ar all sannolikhet for, att af-
ven rent ekonomiska strejker oftast skola
hafva socialdemokrater till ledare. - Trots
den stranga socialistlagen. hafva myndig~
heterna svart att kontrollera arbetarer6-
relsen. En- correspondent fran Berlin
skrifver: "F0r instundande sommar lara
Berlin vara att vanta stora arbetsinstall-
ningar. Att de aro EFT svart ondt, betyifa
vi icke; vi anse ocksa sannolikt, att de till
en- del aro oberattigade. och skola sluta
med nederlag for de strejkande. Men den
ena eller andra utgangen beror fogs pa le-
darnes politiska trosbekannelse. Ware sig
socialister eller icke socialister anf0ra len
hoppl6s strejk. sd leder den, efter svara IL
danden for bada parterna till ingenting.
Men ON polisen ingriper saken, om han
haktar och utvisar arbetarnes fortrosnde-
man, sd uppstar oundvikligen den tron.
att arbetsgifvarne for sin seger hafya att
tacka polisens mellankomst, men icke sin
CODA raft. Att en- sadan tro ar politisF
farligare an till och med EFT gstuupr'
kan icke beetridns" I"
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19
u I'll A n d E. T.

Afehanistan. Fran afghanernes ST.
da utvecklas lihig verksa mhet att bygga
befastningar och samfardselvdgar. Belfast
ningsarbetena Herat och Balkh fortsattas
ifrigt under ledning af engelske ingeni6rer,
och 3-4OO albetare Gro sysselsatte dermed.
Mellan dessa bada stjder anlagges en- bred
strakvag 6fver Maimene Dessutom am
mar man grafva en- kanal mellan Anu
Daria och staden Balkh for att nodfall
kunna omgifva staden med vatten.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19
ErankrikS

Frankrike. Verldsutstallningen
Paris 1889 ar nu besluten SAX. Franske
deputeradekammaren har forkastat forsla-
get att byggnadsmaterialet for utstallningen
skulle tagas uteslutande fran Frankrike
och att endast franske arbetarne skulle an.
vandas vid bygnaden. Handelsministern
hade upptradt emot f0rslaget, forklarande,
att kammaren nog kunde lita pa regerin-
gems omsorg det afseendet; men det wore
farligt att lagen ON utstallningen uppta-
ga en- artikel, som innebure en- ekonomisk
krigsf0rklarng mot andra folk.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19

Birma. Eft dierft f6rs6k har varit
hragt q bane att uppbranna Mandalay,
hufvudstaden i Englands nyf0rvarfvade be-
sittning Birma. Staden antandes pa fyra
stalen pa en- gang. Mordbrinnarne ga.
ppperade omkring pa ponies och kastade
eld in husen. Eft par hundrade hus ned
brunno. Den britiska garnisonen allarme-
rades genast och lyckades efter stora an
strangningar blifva herre 6fver elden SAINT
tillfangataga nagre af mordbrannarne.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19

B- vid adressforapdring uppgifves alltid sa
val det postkontor. der tidningen forut afhem-
a 8, som det postkontor, till hvilket man On
kar Ca tidningen sand.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19

W- Prenumeranter bora vara mycket noga
med att vid remissans insandande uppgifva
vid hvilken Post Office tidningen afhemtas -
Delta CALLER afven da tidningen "stoppas'.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1886-05-19

All pronunciation erIagges for
skOtt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
FLAMES IN A COAL MINE.

PITTsBURG, Oct. 31.-A dispatch from Con-
uellsvile Penn, to lhe Commercial Gd-eHe says; "Ine
fire at the Standard Mines near NJ Pleasant, which De-
gan yeserday afternoon is still raging aud Is hourly
gaining heaeway. Flame and smoke driven oy u stronx
current leap from the mouth OF the smart 'ne
n,h, q, 40 feet above the ground All efforts TO check
n, rs nav. been OF no avail. re engine from Pits
huro arrived tonight and work Of flooding the mine
vii, be begun at once. This will require several nontns
n s thought that nearly three acres OF coai arc nv~
hays The amount loss cannot be estimated Tor tue
enre plaut will have suspend operations Tor sever
mon,hs thus throwing 800 men oul OF employ me".
no div OF the shaft 1900 tons. and the 40
cdent will result the closing down 1i ooo coke o'ens
or one.tw.ntieth OF the whole COnnelIsviile regoh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
RrpDERs FOR THE CHEROKEE STRIP"

TAuLEoUAH, Oct. 81 (Speci tO.-John VI.
one OF the Cherokee poltcsns IN 'ne
Nation SAYS: The coming council wnich mee" n"As
week vii, be the most interesting ever hed by 'he Cnsr
otees fu ths frat place, New-York syndicate Is so'ns
to make An offer for whole OF tue Cherokee STRIP
The lessees OF the strip. who have IL now are kou<
apulv for another term Of ve years Several raroaa
commands Will be represented here, asking TOT nsn'o
av throu, the Nation. After these ontsu" ss"cs'
,bsre new code OF TO be adopted OF r~eo'ea' ~
aides the regular work that has TO De 'ono nVe' Jo'
savsra State Legislatures are now represeu'eu noo o0
hind our council now and stani second ouy 70 ooh
r.. IN importance with the question to handle a. 70
.,,ny the strip outright. Many OF our peope Aro 'n
var of IT, The only trouble Is " aispo'o VI ~
al as not to jeopardize our present boneA on'
,aryest syndicates that ever existed III .ns eon
rv m the cattle Is forming 10 70. up ). % s
Wv w ~ M Lands by buying or leasinx All tne.e ~ ~
% n, na of In tho Statrs and Territories anu " " ~.
h.t the men VINO trying To ouy our s',p .ss ~
~ .ynitc.ta Should they ever ket hoi" " ~ V
ami NOT oy purchase they would Dc 700 stoug tos
r I,,f, handle. Tbs Is the SCOTT Lang
o ona cattle Company should they succeed Armour
80 lille corner bacon would not DO hole NIL "
the side OF "A mountain
Chief Bushyh said; .xs..x. .,.o,.
rhs will 10 the biggest contract ever known amons
,h. one roxees My mrs-axo Will snow u" work tuas
shoud no attended aud II will require statesmsnsnp
snd to deal with the questions 90 ~
To NOT endanger our country.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-11-01
NOW 4 BOSTOy MAN READ HIS LETTERS.

BosToN, Oct. 81 Speciai)-Post once oilclalF'
,ay. The Journal funny idea of their duties al"
Of keeping the letter law If they sometimes nave
to break the whole penal code to do It, Boston man
tolls how ON his summer pilgrimage he experienced THIS
I'm Vermont He to Sudbury to have his letters
forwarded him at salisbury. Having TO leave hat place
earlier than he expected and knowing that important
letters were on their way him. he went In great haso
with the m n carrier Brandon, where the mall wouu
be redistrbuted. lie presented himself to tho post
master was Identified hy the mail carrier, ana Iouh'
two alters awaiting him, which he demanded. 10 his
surrr,se tb postmaster refused Tho letters were au
dressed Salisbury and to Salisbury they SHOULD go.
but" remarked the Bostonian, are you not sa''-
fed Am Mr.. --p . h,,, he
fore vet he could deliver the lotters In spite o VIC
fact that they important and the man wouIu oSU
day by returning to Salisbury TO 20 tnrougn WIN W,
farce OF receiving them there After long anu hoa'o'
dispute, tue postmaster SAID a, .,., ,h...
"'rIl tel you what III do am satisfied that tneso
arc your letters. will open them hero In your pre-,
pnce you hs read them In my presence anu WI, WI,
vouch that you do not remove anything Wnen ~
have read them will take charge OF theui anu i0a
them TO tho address they bear. And so tho uimou''
settled