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Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29
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Some Eoolfah reoDle

Allow cough to run until it gets be-
yond the reach of mddicine. They often
say, oh it will wear away. but IN most
cases 1t WEARS them away. Could they be
induced to try the successful medicine
called Kemp's Balsam, which we sell on
positive guarantee to cure, they would
Immediately see the excellent effect after
taking the frat dose. Price 800 and ST..
Trial size free. Sold by r. NJ. Ward.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29
The HomeIiess Man In Yankton

AS we'll as the handsomest, and others are
invited to call on Ralph NJ. Ward and
get free trial bottle of Kemp's Balssm
for the throat and lungs, remedy that is
selling entirely upon its merits and is
guaranteed to cure and relieve all Chronic
and Acute Coughs. Aetnma, Bronchitis,
and Consumption. .F'rice so cts. and slice.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29
News About Town.

1t is the current report about town tha9
Kemp'e Bslsam for the Throat and Lungs
is making some remarkable cure with peo.
pie who are troubled with Coughs, Asthma
Bronchitis, and Consumption. Ralph NJ
Ward wisl give any person trial bottle
free from cost. tbs guaranteed to relieve
and cure. Price fifty cents and 81.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29

The Oliyet Record is four years old.
and is in the enjoyment of vigorous
health. When the Record began its
career real estate could be purchased in
Hutchinson county for little or nothing;
it now commands from ten to twenty
five dollars per acre, showing conclusive.
ly what newspaper can do for coun-
ty in the brief period of four years
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29

The executive COMMITTEES OF the Da-
kota home missionary society of the
Congregational church, in session at
Huron, have selected Rey. w. d. Wand,
of Illinois, superintendent, to succeed
Rev. Stewart Sheldon, resigned. Thirty
thousand dollars will be needed from
the board of home missions to aid Da-
kota Congregational churches.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29
A Fortunate Discovery,

A new light is thrown on the subject Of
Consumption by Dr. Wagner Kemp, dis
coseTer of Kkesns.,s R.lsam for the Threat
and Lungs. A remedy that has proved T.
self to be remarkable compound. 1t
does its work thoroughly, stopping hack
ing cough instantly. Sold by Ralph M.
Ward. Price fifty cents and ST.. Trial
size free. Get one.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29

twsnty-eight removals for every day in
the year, and counting seven hours to q
days work, it was four removals an hour
and one every fifteen minutes every
working day for twelve months.
Laughter. That was non partisan civil
service reform.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29

In central Dakota the opinion pre-
walls to great extent that the present
congress will admit Dakota.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29

There have been one hundred and
twenty-five fourth claas Dakota post
masters removed during the past year,
presumably for Offensive partisanship.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29

Sleepless Nights, made miserable by
that terrible cough. Shilob's Cure is
the remedy for you. Sold by Purdy &
Brecht.
Press and daily Dakotaian. (Yankton, Dakota Territory [S.D.]) 1880-1889, 1886-03-29
Cisterns Filled.

TyHE undersigned is prepared to I'LL cisterns
terms.
E@- WAGER delivered to any part of the oity.
fH- Leave orders st Pederson's grocery.
JOSIAH GRAY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
STEAMBOATS, ano RAILROADS.
Hrpw.yORK CENTRAL AND HUDSO

NEW YORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
liver RATLROAD-Commencng June 81 1880
throu oh trains will leave Grand Central Depot
~ m Rochester EXPRESS through drawngroom cars.3
albany Troy Montreal, Syracuse and Rochester.
.ohX m The Limited" with dining stopping 40
Albanv Utica SYRACUSE Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
Erie cleveland Toledo arriving at Chicago $50 m and
~ I0uis 7:4O y. nextda -.
IN 40 m Chicago Express. room cars 70 Rich
field springs Canandaiga Rochester Niagara Falls and
Bnn nSo m Western Now.York and Northern Express.
with draw 10 z room cars ,o., nm, mia, t,. Ia.
ooV " ,aon and buffet to Troy and Saratoga
III. y, Accommodation 10 Albany ami Troy.
&c ~ Chicaeoand ~ LOUIS Spress, win sleeping cars
% W.. FaIls Eufaio Cincinnati T0eio Detroit Chi.
az m Montreal with sleepingcars TO syracuse
~ 10 nbnrn road ami 10 SARATOGA also 10 montreal
an o.oo n m lor no hestfr only through sleeping car
Express, with slccplDgfsrs ior fsoches
60, nnraio Niagara Fails Cleveland. IOi~lo DetIo and
Chicago seepngcars to Clayton ana ogdehsours dAy ex
cePt @ Night Express with sleeping cars 70 Albany
lrDp w Isonnects with the morning trains for the West
an" an. ,oy the North (cxceDt SATURDAY nlght n..
am crets on sale Grand Central Depot no battey
paon aI3 Proadway Harlem Depot lZoth 81 ana ttn
nd AZ Westcotts Express Offices PARK pace nesi Broad
wav1 7sJ 942 Broadway and oL west
lth st. Williamsburg. 5000 an, sloeniny cara ran ha
ocnyed At any Of the ticket offices In Newforx Cy and
'93 Sage called Tor and checked from residence
sJbese train, nun daily. All others daily except sunday
trhese trains stop Harlem l25-s5 ana t.h
). ~ Snnerinepden, General Passenger Agent.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
NETWORK, Sept l. 1886.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS or THE
TEYAS AND PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANl'

Tho undersigned committee having received the osed
~ Nortgag Bonds when II - paclHr
OF ~ ids the reorganization OF the 1eNhs an - he
o. AZ Company under the committee" pls" "' ~
profnDtlv proceeded Will facts
% tis snn.rior position they Will occupy ~ III Ur,sent
80 as compared with thelI p0s.'Vn condition
nonnanv fhe latter is bankrupt ana inc PH' ''N
O road wretched , , To Lr. the road
by the expenditure OF
10 Hoth Inv the bond and share holders ne ssn Yin
aI harges of the present company are 90 obo $50
500 ~ The stock company VIII harras OF
aS CHARGES of 81 2S7, $40 with conuhSe -, ,te stock
e. 90 600 making total Of go 3IS4V an he company
ga zyith only 3, $40 actual hken chals'' ~
I'll Iii resi- nuon q secu and permanent oas'
,or1cp Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Iimh
r~TII WHICH STOCK MAY BE DkPOsllhp W. ~
~ p.pvFRs' LOAN AND TRUST CoMfANi 10
,M,Trn TO SEPT 80 AFTER WHICH DATE STUN
nrIr ONLY RE RECEIVED IF AT ALL OfoN "a
~ az PENALTY OF TWO DOLLARS FEN
SHARE ., mn, -
TUE CONTRIBUTION PROVIDED FOR UN Dh t. IA - F. F.
Dan WILL NOT BE REQUIRED AT THE LEV =, ~ =,
arposrT Kt-T THE SAME WILL BECOME "a Abi.i-
IN rNsTALMENTs OF NOT MORE THAN % or NJ =. ~
a.pr Am UPON NOTICE OF NOT LESS THAN
NINETY DAYS
IL. WIsTAR,
| JOHN MARKOE
| ROBERT FLEMING, c-,,
| C. NJ. McGIlEE
| JACOB H. sCHIFF,
| WILLIAM ID. WINSOR,
| John n. HUTCHINSON
| T. sATTERIEE. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
INVEST SHORE RAlLkoAD'

ON and after sept H. 1896 trans VIII leave "'''
follows ,cvr low station,
AL uains eane ',vinates earlier than Hom ioo' VI WV
.2 @s,,, and Chicago .e9ca IN. 'cOo SLOT" H.
through oo &c 10 n m Scepers through go, AIN
~ LOUIS ser, Suspension hibe' room
Buffalo 300 $40 y. N. sleepeis ana u''"'"H
cars and syracuse $40 $3.50 NJ 900 ~ ~ $50
uighland Poughkeepsle ana h'hE'''" 1850 -.
251 Az go ANn ,S 10 ".ilo $50 ll25A m Ill"
900 ri eii po .7lo $50 II 25 AS 'ooo ia Flo
,nston', West Point Cornwall ami NeM99u ..Eoo n M .of
90 80 .lOl0. 1928 4 NJ. 10 Io,lu ~ ~ ~
Cranston's Cornwall and Ne"Vui no - ., .
IItanrJnn london .93OA. III. 'Ovo oiiV T. v"
80 a M, 1000. - lop ~ ,,oS, m Paror 10 Aoa.
saratoga ant lake q org ii-1L,W Hunter Grand hocs
Ii"nsri sip 1925 kaselsAh' IN M Parlor cars
hVpa' ~ thnni,is $40 IL 20 a. H., sio p "'
-, ~ IN sIon ON rs train ,,,so station $40. ~"
| I" pai,""ovu,a Caru and Mountain nous, "a a M
psrlor car 10 Catskill on IL aay sxceps
.nsiiy ipaiiy. except saturday o'h'' As.
| Sunday, ,.,,a. narlor sleeping car 49, ABB
foi w apply AT Offices Fulton
tona oI no EutonsL, Annex once ~ powery snu
nsosrs civ 1868 1855 o42 Broadwy 100 fool of Jay 81
New, an,s stations foot Of West -us,' ,ty Westeou
west liver and Penn H. station Jersey n,., and resi-
| >o, ,rass viii call Tor and check bag uo'"
ar order, can left al ticket oWes SoN EFT.
| kVanderbltav~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
MTW.JrRsCY SOUTHERN DIVISION.

CATSKILL EVENING LINE:
Oes and route TO the Lave toot Of
c,oan,ers AT'FRSKILL and CATSh LII IeH' o". ~
Tsv every al connec ting WIN ,no e.
kili Mountain and Cairo railroads opeei" eAi' ' " ~
transuortatiou of horses and carriages
u~h'Po'' FARE ONLY ONE DOLLAR
.,a 90 MAR for s of hOuses rates etc, or ADDRESS
oo"" W ~ w j HUGHES. Treas, Catsklu, y Z.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

THEP PETROLEUM RKEE
Yesterday the dulles day in oil speculation wm ,he
Of many old operators fat were the dealings ae
forgetful OF recent lively epuTt and ADVANCE some
nara ready 10 believe the market had given up the ghost
however, did for they held firm IN spite OF
the trpedonr Of No J. with he result OF
10 ZOO barrels hour The gauge OF tc Mhole
W field shows decline The market closed duIi
but firm. q, ,he 4 m an, ed
Exchange follows; -
o,.,,rc .. 64s4 Lowest. " =
NJ u "a
Sales barrels
Refined oil unchanged at 80 Genus per gaioh'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

SATURDAY, Sept. 25-r. N

s,ruRpAY, Sept. 25-P NJ
IN. ors,,ns Of the stock market 'ni'
-. IN. .snersl opinion OF room-'raoers '
ho''o - ar. in price, which showed moro VI 'o
' .,,. ,rom last evenings ngures ana S'''A
VI 49, -, tan minutes were freely p'0'.
.oN' v.,n.. however, refused to yielu LUZ
w -. ,ha .tocts offered were quoAv
,uu recoyery, both OF yesterday ~
49,. oorn,ngs further declines, seneraliy was
=. hn.n.a hs,ora the end OF the hrst hour ouo'o4
go. o.,,ops were made within small huo'u"
, =, m. stocxs but the tone was strong al 'no ~,
49, .nd Zach ANAL concession developed the proso".o W
uharsl purcha sing orders. The SAFES ior w" ond
amounted to 1885, 555 shares; ioi wv o. s.
hour s2,O45; for the 'niro ' 20 s7s
for tho fourth hour 59,479 and Tor inc ae' ..
.hsres making the total for tue o"S ,ha
80, NO oae shares yesterday. Reading WAS INC
feature Of the early dealings; IL opene" on .,,.r
na ou,cklv sold at 36Is and almost a. QuicAy o.
=, as7.. IL then huctuated between 'o'o
,m IN tho last hour 1t rose 70 o'$ anu
-. -, o7h The trunk limo shares were Quic' sH
,., to Arm OF the EranRers Omaha s'oon
- ,,. .,roneest and advanced 49$ at tue opcp'"s ~,
~, v.n,rsto bosa a5OlA Atlantic ana facino e'o'
a.v.oped activity and closed ~ md
| 80, =, 20 per cent. New-forA
| - pno,.nd steadily grew IN 'Ao' ~,
d.v, IL carly rose from 49ieo4 9 to o. rea0'ou "
| "a o,o..d at bOip The coalors. except Heau'"s,
| Ill md only 6uot uated within narrow ranges. ~
| p,e va. not specially active. but IL ru'eu urn GU
| ,., 9TH a gain of q per cent. western Univ" 90
| o,iv. and again sold up to 74l2 closing a' 'oe 3d.,
| coin NJ 10 per cent The market cloaea iiesu'"'
.trong IN temper. Ali lint ,he market wa,
MN Inc hid 9is higher tho As ana 42'' H
nexed are the closing quota'ionS'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
STEAMBOATS, ano Railroads.
PHILADELPHIA AND REA aIHIsSds X H.
NEW-JERSEY CENL "a IN u y . MIN

rd NEW VI ,IE III 1RfERTY.sT. NORTH RIVER
For TIMf ThESfS H5qS
R9"te" a. 400 Tag &Sq so 100 s s n.y. $50
neei connection at Wayne for Germantown ami
Chestnut Iill: at Coumba-ave for Manay ahk 'on'io
Draw osS ca on all Day Trains and SLEEPING
RsrHn Sn leave PHITIADELPHIA Ninth and Green ss
sCSP o 40 io s2o 5oo 1880 H. LOO $780, $40 600
rgr fHERA4 p. FGAI and aSG PENN
Far nv ii2,GIiTAnMsPoRT sUNBURY LEwIssBURG and
MAAYqY cT r at fS fSS1 e. S 81 leo 44S
ilooa H. 100 1870 400 $3.50, 5;l5 1900 p m. sunuA''
Ct o ssS f2 PfT Ri go & Too $50 H.
100 / 30. 345. 545 p NJ sundays al ooo !" III
For PRIFT2T at 7oo "a s3O H. $780, sA5 400 IL
rp; E 81 1n hEiiEM XLENTowX dMAucm cmuN S
al 200 100 $50 ~. 1000 1880, S45 543 p H. sundays
r at Gg PoH at 400 ZOO m loo 100 :45 400
$50 55 oS sqpS ia go % go D' 49, iso
p r sM pSif soo $50 Ill., 100 $780, AGO. AGO.
For SGg do 7CC oo ss9 80 lGi 4S 800 100
m' 0 w. 70 Si5 1880 p sundays 400 $40 H. Ill.,
rd 5S 40? III &c. 74S SO g sS5 l 55
llooa M 90 i' S ?;0't i5 bso 1850 1900 m
go sl0 o. si5 a. M. l2Oo $780, 400 o:SO o0V'
% 959 iT fT AMDoY a, 400 600 $40 1920 looa No.
is9 6 f9S 4 HiGA SSo Si 0tG%N GEoYh ra at
10 no NJ ;r eC at 2o Zoo 500 H.
days 900 sl5 lI0OL ~, 80 400 o;oV ?. n
| F FoI r.IKhitWoOp TONS RIVER. BAHNrOA a'''o"
IS a ~. Wy tcIITY VINELAND ami BRlDGEroN ~
| 400 a. H.. $50 p III.
NEW.JERSEY SOUTHERN DIV loiON'
rror, PIER No. 3. North River. VIA Sandy Hook
! - uIt,III.ANDS sIABRIGHr, LONG BRANCH ooo
1913 "a Sti ' HHJiGHLANDs $50 iol6a m s4'
5UOp. .,,v,oo TOMS RIVER and BARNEGAI.
345p M - cpovE OCEAN BEACH and POlN l
PhA.ANr iC ioIci at loo Of Libertyst. Pier No.
I ve H. III 2o7 Az ~ l4O ana he e, an
way oo' ST. lag l7O East 10th 1882 B9WeIy
aS and principal hotels m New tSrk S M 80
Sana, ~ CONTEST lU7 Broadway, sos SOU ulton 80
yn A. ~. I'm lIobuheu. 2ji Washing tOnsL Sem
90 Sras.r Company VIII call or and CHECK baggage W
hotels residence to desthation' C. O. HANCOCK
j. r. WOOIEN, Can pass and ric ket AIT
General Manager. =, =, o'i, , iI'1 iII,,rtv at n Y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
~roRWICH LINE. FOR BOSTON, WORCES
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
On and after SEPTEMBER Is. 1883
GRLAI TRUNK LINE


AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
rra leave New YORK. Desbrosses and Courtandt street
Harrisburg Psourr and the West with Pullman ralars
Cars attached va m; 8, and p M daily S nT sls
and chicago Limited ss OF fsTor DINING e"O''HS
wanspor Lock Haven m GSrry p eqS eaS
Centre. and the Oh Regions ,,o.,n,,
FS % % sS shd tie South
Express o pa%sn paaes c%rs and s1 arrive
Washington SOP regular at go 500 and si3oa M
S sS ana ssq a. an 3D. an dSnd p nsS, night 'un"
For Atlantic City. except SUNDAY p M Unro"s" '"''
Long rsnch Bay Heal and Intermediate stations
Vi 10 300 and $50 pm sunday 7io "a m and0
rI Old po U qS snS ? No a s Philadelphia and
Norfolk Railroad. p m. every day via Baltimore anu
sicr.ov city 1aorns speedy aud direct transfer Tor
80 ssSa M 9a $40 Az cs' From
T@Hsa S 59 $o 80, $50 81, e go ss
S and 1893 Ss SsS 5 5$q Sa s ssS
ILL., FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Express Trains New York Des0rosses AMI court
go 10 sSo o ch,casc Limited and 10 w wa,
a h1 = Night and II % saS 70 40
pm sunday Express. 6.l5 900 o Limited and 10 A
Tram. sp leaving daily s,ce sunday am on
saaSan. % trenton Tot er e9 IN ~" e,".Dn
Hf fsSi gS 'p c, 'ay: o E SS S!GS' nH
5 % ne ETPs s@S "a /, and On on sunday 2S
$40 io5 tio. $40 Ssoa m" la4s Hoo l'''0''' ''''
Leave rhladepha via Camden. 900 m daily elcop
meSet once. 4so and e Broadway A,Sr Mo" a
and foot OF Des6rosses and courtandt ss NO
b b":ss o Aspe' nS Ss ss
s Sf YORK S nsry p@S ss a' viii
baggage IRON I s,,s,, and residences JR WOOD
General MsnAssr General PA''f AE'n~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

r<LEs17 TIE CoYsOLiDA TED S7OCh AND fH1N0
LEUM EXCHANGE
STOCKS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26

coyrRorLER's OFFICE. ALLEGnESY CoUSIf
PIrTsBUKG, Sept. 10, 1885,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
DFIaWARE. LACKAWANNAa and MESr>
- EnN RAILROAD. SHORTEST ilNE b EN- pnvsaA
+ EIIJGU VALLEY RAILROAD.


- r.ssrScER TRAINS leave foot Of cortiands or Dec
for csissauqua and n,ermedats pStns Buffalo and
the " est aud principal local points Ch~i '~' '"
barre M 70, Tunkhannock and Xssrtaedafr points Cn a
tn khannock Connection TO headlns any t,as I,n
=" 2 40 n n for Pittston and principal moef"ea's~ p
CA. ao ' ~ 10, cSpay edate ponts Conneeo'~
to READING anH cnrNa lyons Ems Rochester. Buffalo ana
the West, Pullman sleeper to Ly"as pouts
Tam. sans 1 aSs R teR a.
A. NJ for Mauch Chunk, Hazleton and "'e''"~
M for copIa and s SSs: Buo "a
tho West Pullman sleeper V -.OA.
1-BOSToN. NORTH and EA ST., .t,s..I:
a. alyE st .IS ii, ri r.s K"
asiy susa " js sSsss City 'Ygass,
POPULAR SHORE LINE for Sos se,%i. r All ID
from % arssa Csntrs Dpo E,Iys. s,n: ss ss %
s1oey! s..n,n: s. + s S.sa. .u: with pS
acc Leave, WI. S. sA York s'Hps -"s
c.rs ssrves Newport $50 NJ daily except sunny
A sTONINGTON LINE. INSIDE koui IN
a BOSTON AND NEw ES"LsAnSiw ~, ons block
steamers from nsy Pier &c. sci SUNDAY new fss
above lana ears resli,ng crsl between steamers A
and BestSn yhq ps ens er Pass Agt o. Boz sou
NEwBURGH I'D pay },a kISE + BRETT ,,.,,.
leaves csnal.st daily except sunday, a. II aest ront
s e. soIus - ana tor at GSr'F Pare
NrEW-HAVEN STEAMBOAT co - + hn eve
y Frs. G H. NoRrHAM AND CONT ON Il ~ a. isand.ys
PECK SIP Pier No rs < m NTH ,Fsi9; laf
ss siails so' s$MTtSa6 sasssy
&C. Tickets sold and bsgse cescssl % Yswhssen AaA
n xl nns 81 ! r s.. '''A''A
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-09-26
~,oprurRNRAuRoAp OF NEW JERSEY.

NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW Jersey.
~ leave from CHAMBERS s. 20 l0 30 Ssosra
Il 80 Is 500 400 80 s2o sao $50 600 o.d iS S
7 FSr ssnus a so ESQ., soop sundays $50 500
pm $780,
IRE RAILWAY, now known as the new HG!
5 q a% Ct sssos s ss nnu
stS Day EIgr. Ra5Ss
s rs .GS' s SSeSss Caches %
s.: %sS%. So H.f A. sS,s.ss ID %
p n.y. and ST Is he SECOND @grins -, ,rr,,n.
Rochester 20 Buffalo. 90 Suspension srlass
1854 Tbs most popular night train between y o" or
@ snu nusir Cb,caro Express. Pullman and Day sleeping
Coaches to sHaaioa EarA Buffalo Niagara Fa' Gin
81 60 and ssos P.: e 800 ~ SIS
sSS 49, So ic2oa NJ. AS $50 7i5. 600 1920 IA.
20 80 g. Sa go CS Ss5 o 1889 s
sso 10 20 a. M, ii5 4l5 $50. 74a 900 1880 p M
semspR ann Paerson Newark $50 500 $50 9s
oS INA POO no. a 23 IL 90 mSsSt wsiSs.d4
and SUNDAY nights only sundays slo a. H. 'o' '''''
ssSs9P a. 6 so $50 1920 lto sso $50 ;SSe
eSDaSy ~ 545 74S $50 1920 M las. AIS $780, 800
warwick 445. 900. 1920 a. H., 4'So p m SUNDAY" ~
,,sabnIcello and whi,e Lake 900 $50 m sundaya
80 ~ and Cornwall SO 800 80 49, $780, 600
49, ~ n m sundays, $50 M 600, 700 p m m
pnaont and King aud Mont somcry 10 800 m "
I'm sundays \ 30 a IN Scranton. DunIno'e 'oo III"
ce!nSp 4, 5sS $50 900 10 $50 40 "a
rs 300 D m. Sundays 54j 40 s5" iU-V w. o''''
INo 800 AZ AZ 54b 1850 900 lO2Oa M $3.50 ASo q
1.t a nn ~ m SUI lays 64j 74j, $50 1910 a u os9
100 200 = II The 900 H. ira '''p' al MaDnes
any 445 75o 900 10 90 800 80 500 so9
T4s 600 so6 SUNDAYS 7'i5. 80 1910 m" o'a
f SSs. e esve 1d to Gas d P% sysiy
'o,. and iO45 o. M to I45 a. ~ every houi eunuAJa
~ a m to lO45 p IN. every thv mn"teSi io>'p "-
| I:45 every honr Drawing Room ana
s1eeun, Coache. obtained and orders oa c
~ IN OF baggage tie eft az the
g T 81 Nas a0l I'll 5J7 Broadway. 1877 estsS
| Nos S3i and 3@' Fultor's]' Sro'AS H. u ~ INV
| Depots ,..u. ,,a vre. arrive n York e. Nl1
ESQ $3.50 and e,oo p N 81, pos >, Agan New York.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1886-08-02
NEWS OLE rEe MoRs1Ns.

FoREIGS-Abbe List is dead-....The
Welsh members of the House of Commons
propose to form national party..,...Small-
pox has broken out on the lsthmus of
Panama. Popular demonstrations against
the Jesuits in Peru. Important reforms
are being attempted in Chile De Lesseps
is trying to float his Panama canal loans.
Silver in London, 42d; consols,
IO1 ZIG : Is of 1907, 1893; AS, 114s.
EAsrERs.-Seven persons were drowned
by the capsizing of yacht OF Sandy Hook
Saturday ...... Tinnin has been confirmed.
1.-THE sweet wine bill is unfinished bust
ness in the Senate to-day. Forty-two
shoe factories have shut down al Brockton,
Mass....A disastrous explosion occurred at
Pottsville, Pa, Saturday......A new trans
continental line has been opened from
Minneapolis TO Vancouver, B. Gu. The
Canadian Government has purchased a
fast American steam yacht for fishery
crulser-....The reports of the corn and
wheat crops in the West are not very en-
eouraging. Horrible reports come from
Lake Superior about despoiling dead bodies.
Cold-blooded murder near Belleville.
Missouri ..... Government bonds are quoted
in New York at 1865 for 4s of 1907 11l4
for AIS; 1901 for IS sterling, 81 Sc; silver
bars, Oh.
PACIFIC CoAsT-S W. Griffith, Superior
Judge OF Amador county, is dead......A
Methodist pastor at Hanford, Tulare coun-
ty, has been held for a criminal assault
upon a young lady B. Kilgore has
been held at Los Angeles for the murder OF
John II. Oldridge. ..Sawmill burned near
Hillsboro. Oregon. .Apaches have lately
killed several men in Sonora, Mexico
White men disguised as Indians have been
stealing horses in Arizona......A boycott
has been put on Boca beer at Truckee.
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for is T. create two vacancies that may be
SO hlled as to accomplish given end. 1t
makes no sort of difer ence if that end is as
righteous and holy as the codes of heaven
the means of attainment employed are as
Infamous as tie statutes of hell.
The dectrine the accomplishment Of
these ends by these means would set UP, is
destructive of Democratic forms of gov
ensnent; it invades the sanctuary of re-
puAlican principles; it assails free govern
rrent upon the threshold of its innermost
fortress; it destroys and gives to wrack
! and the play of the passions Of men the
great steadying and regulating element in
our social system, and turns over to exec
utive greed and legislative rapacity all
that under our form OF govermen is
worth living for.
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THE GRAND ARMY WELCOME.

The Grand Army, by some thousands Of
its members, enters California to-day as the
guest Of this people 1t comes by special
invitation, and after long preparation on
our part. That the members are heartily
welcome need not be said. They know it
they must feel it; if not now, they will
mex! week, when Sacramento on her given
day, will receive them with open arms.
But we would be insincere if We did not
confess that behind this hearty welcoming
lies one selfish motive, and yet perfectly
proper one We want our Grand Army
friends to spy out the land, conclude that
it is goodly and carry back to the millions
of the East the report that it is fair to see
and better to enjoy. Yet while we put on
holiday attire and present all the State at
its best, and while we do all We can to i'm
press our guests favorably, there is not one
whit less of lofty respect for these grizzled
and now declining veterans. We have as
profound regard for their devotion to the
cause of the Union, as big hearts of love
for them, as profound esteem for their
manliness, as enthusiastic admiration for
their heroism as can possibly be enter
tanned by the people of their own homes
To us they constitute the highest type of
patriotism To us there is in them crys-
talized the result of the greatest military
deeds of all time. In them we see the
Union saved, a nation rescued and human
liberty perpetuated. We reach out our
hands TO them to-day and bid them come
and take possession. Our homes are no
longer ours while they abide with us /; we
and ours have come out, and bid them en-
ter and take possession, and eat and be
merry. Brave hearts loyal citizens
Union lovers soldiers of liberty friends
of freedoml indicators of self-govern-
ment heroes and patriots California bids
you welcome