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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

The annual excursion of the X. of 2. of
Yarmouth and Cumberland came to this city
hundred in number, took the train at Bath
and came to Gardiner on the Wiwurna.
Part of the e1cursionists came to Augusta on
the Della Collins and part by the cars.
They were accompanied by the Yarmouth
Rifles, Capt. II. A. Merrill, who form a part
of the state reserve. The Rifles are hand
somely uniformed in gray uniform, white
shake and epaulettes. The excursionists
visited the State House and other points of
interest. large number attended the ball
game. They returned at 8 z. M.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1888-08-28

Pretty little Floy Crowell, who will play
three nights in Granite Hall commencing
Thursday evening, lately played in Chicago,
and the Inter-Ocean of May End said
A young actress of modest pretensions,
hitherto quite unknown in this city, is now
convincing audiences at the Academy that
she has a large amount of native talent to sup
plement a most bewitching face, and balance
a slender, girllsh form. Scarcely above the
medium height, dark eyes under an intellect
ual brow, lighting an oval face in which is
both character and feminine sweetness.
The personality, talent and and earnest
work of Miss Crowell dignifes the sentiment
of the play and gives interest to its story.
Instinctively an actress, with unexpected
strength and reserve power, acting without
extravaganza, making her effects quietly but
intensely, she gives sincerity to the various
phases of the character she assumes, and is
strong and effective in pathos. grief and pas
sion. Artistic impulse she has, and this with
touching, sympathetic qualities and an indie
scribable naturalness of manner, arrests at
tention and commands admiration.
Reserved seats are now on sale at c. c.
Hunts music store.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-20
Gnolannet.

@r=&ongresmanb Sor9enlen, ben
fprite al norit 9erfomf, BET bar pe=
ret nalst til be Torenebe Staters
&on9res, opoe forleben / Oregon.
Gfbpbe bar lite me9et fjenbt blanot
Sfanbinaoerne / &eiten. Sc faa
Dplbsninser, ri bar om bam, er
8rubitpfter al en- @amtale, ban bap,
be meb en- 8labreferent, iom ct enselit
8lab meobeler: IS @irtelisbeoen
tror ie9", fasoe Mr. Sgrsen1en, rat
leg lite CT noset mere enb en- almin>
belis Imeritaner; ies fan lite tale
norif % bar lite ben minbte bialef>
tine 4fuiselie min l1bta1e, oe bet
Ct meset Tibet leg Tan buite fra nit
tiblisfe 2ip, ber tnptter mig til bet
norite ssolf. Mine 6prelbre bo1atte
fig peb 9elatpare bet 17(?) @arbun>
orebe. Seq blep opbraeen i be Of
fentlise Sfoler 5ilabelfia, bpor leg
osiaa ftuberebe SUE. Saa fgiebe
0mfenbisbeberne bet iaa. at leg
blep palgt til RonsresIen, bpilfet Se>
be ies bebolbt / 8 Eerminer. /"
(rMormanben."
- @n 5armer peb Mapn Sobn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-20
(5ortiettes.)


&eb Ronferentiens Marsmgbe blep
palst en- &omite paa ipp Meb1em<
mer, ber fal mpbe. fammen meb lisz
,1en5e Romiteer fra be andre 1ltber<
ite &irteiamfunb ber interesierer fig
for 5orentnssiasen, forat trnffe
Gorberebeller til ct Gallesmgbe / 81
bet af Naret. Eli Meblemmer af ben.
ne Romite blep pal9t: &rof. Gper<
brup, &af. Soban Dlien, &af. 5opz
me, &aft. Eb. Dahl, 9on. 8. @pen<
ion, Mir. Ole Nanitab us 6ans gfel>
ion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-20

Sbas inbebolber l1seblabet ben an<
ben 9alpport at &eslerne os 8iloz
nene for Minnelota Tarmers 2iue
Stof NSiociation. Set belle bliuer
trpft fom en- r6olber" benne l1se for
&ompasniets &esnins.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-20
Minnefpta.

&orsoa9smor9en 1lnite l9e fanot
to Manb fra @lpnoon 9iset al en-
Manb, Der bar orabt al 2Dnet 2(ftez
men / 5orneien. Sen pmfomne 1fal
pere Grid Inoerion ira Sarge. 9a
man fanot bam, laa ban paa @osnen,
os 5eitene git omtring, iom be pilbe.
@i foritaar, at Manben reifte ON paa
!@anbel.
Sfplse en- anoen MeboelelIe beb
foran 1tennte Manb lite eric men
@mil 9lnberion. 6an reife omtring
os tjbbte Giller, beoer bet. 6an bar
af spnet truffet i Einbinsen, os for
refen par ber esiaa enbel Weerfer
anorefebs paa 2esemet. MetaliIfe
@ienitanbe, iom ban bapbe Som.
men,iaaiom &niu, 8lDantbolber, @en=
sepuns oip. bar imeltebe os iammen=
itpbte. Ser bleu tele9raferet efter
@oroneren fra Moorheab, os benne
antom leolaset af llnoertafer 8ed,
iom fgrte 9iset til Sarge.
Sen lille 8p gficoQet, femten
Mile fra ct. &eter truebes al en-
Cyclone iioite Dnsbassaiten. ST.
clonen anto9 ben iebpanli9e Erast'
form men ilos neo, fem Mile fpr ben
naaeoe Bpen, us alt, iom laa / bens
&ei paa BET Steb, blep pbela9t.
8lanot anoet neones ct Sarmerbus
tilbprenoe 81. Mube o9 en- @talbbps<
ming tilbpren6e $. Mepers. Snsen
tom tilifaoe. S Breiton, &o@eiter
os &eo @ins FAINT fere @teber bar
ber osiaa beftist npeir Dnsbassaf=
ten os ti1oels Eors6a9s Morsen. S
&o6eiter ilos 2Duet neb paa flere
5teber.
- Soertl0rt o9 or9bt. @otparo
Tlpnu, 5ormano / 8ane9aarben /
@inona, tilbprenbe &inona & ct.
8eter<8anen, blep operfiprt torleben,
ioet ban inubleoe os falot, mems ban
bolot paa at toble 1ammen enoelS Sernz
baaeuosne. Ser @osne git oper bam
% brat bans 9lrme os Sen, foruoen
at ban bleo ifabet paa nnben Maabe.
@an bp6e 40 Minutter efter at u(pt>
fen itebe. 9an bar 33 gar 9ammel,
bar gift o9 bapoe tire 8grn. Qans
6uitrn os 8rober bar bos bam, ba
ban bpbe.
- Ser meobeles fra Minneapolis
Manbag, at @r<@aroen S. q. &eeb
foripste @elpmoro peb at itpbe fig
Spnoa9smorsen. &epolpertu9len
9iennemtrenate ben penitre @inb os
Tom ub ueb bet bpire Ore. @an le>
oebe enboa Manoas, men man par
enbba lite iftanb til at funne afsipre,
ON fan funbe operitaa Sfaoen eller
ei. Derlom lite Blobforsiftnin9 inb=
treber, antases bet, at ban Tan ton=
me fig isien. Man peo insen Narias
til ben fortpipleoe @arolins.
- @nten efter en- SIR. Setber~
bolm / ct. Saul, oer ifior peb nbelb
omfom ct @tenbruo tilbprenoe S.
s. Sees / @et ct. Saul, for bpem
ban arbeibebe, er blepen tilfjenbt
$2,500 Staoeseritatnins. Set er
en- Jorenin9 al 5fanoinauer ct.
Saul, iom bar bjulpet @nfen. Se>
terbeim par nemlis Meolem al Sore
nin9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-20
0eeferat fra BET 19oe 2tarSut6oe
@ for Dett 1tor1fs oattft euatt>
9eltft Itttbetfte &ottfez
retttfe.
(v6clfeblabet,")

(n6plfeblaoet,")
#f Dnsbas Gormiboas.
&onferentiens Narsmpte aabnebes
/ georblanps Menisbebs &irte i&an>
bipobi County, Minn.% 0nsbas ben
Ste SUM, 1888. 9enbeb 80 &reiter
os 100 9eleaater, foruoen en- bel Sci
@ieiter % 8eip9enbe, bar tremmpbt
oeo Mpoets 9labnins os enbnu manz
&c fere inbfanot fig ienere ben.
Mpoet bleu aabnet meb bpitioelig
@ubstieneite al Naitor s.. Dftebal,
ber prebiteoe ouer Matb. 16, 24be
os 25oe, ON bet &ors, iom &riiti 9i<
ciple maa bore, o9 bporleoes be frelz
les netop peb &oriet.
@fter @ubstieneiten bar enbt er<
hereoe Sormanoen mpbet aabnet i
ben treeni9e Cubs 9eapu; bporefter
9tapneliten opraabtes o9 9elegaterz
ne inblenere6e fine Sul6master.
sSormanben ubnepnebe berpaa fpl=
9enoe 6ulbmaatstomite; &aitorerne
S. 2uuoebp os g. &omsbabl os
9elesaterne Salietb fra Menomonie,
@ts., g. q. 8eterion fra &eb Dat
@rope, Minn.. os .. 8ansen fra
@anb @iq, @inn. Goruoen benne
&omite uonebneoe Sormanben @a>
flor 6. 8. Birtelanb os 9eleaat Ble>
itrum fra @au Claire, wis., til
Eeuere. Mpoet blep berpaa bepet
meb 8en al Jormanben, for at iam>
1es ieien Rl 2.
Onsba9 @ftermibba9.
@esiionen Dnsbas @ftermibbas
blep aabnet me6 Sang os 8Bn al @a>
itor &ielaas.
5ulomastsfomiteen rapporterebe,
at enbel 9elesaters Julbmaster pa=
re aiennem9aaebe % bere8 Mapne
oplaites.
9erpaa b(ep bet be1luttet at ftribe
til &a1s paa &aletomite, os at olle
9elesater palste fra. Meniebeber
tilbprenbe Samfunbet faar femme
paa @aletomiteen, ON beres Subj
ma9t ei er aiennemsaaet. @nboioez
re bleu bet beiluttet, at 5esiionerue
boloes fra &l. 9 til 10 Gorm. os &l.
3 til 4:45 @ftermibba9.
Man git oerpaa oper til at bpre
Snbberetuinserne til Narsn,pbet, re
fprit bleu opleft Snbberetnins 9eo.
l at Gormanoen, Baftor 8. 9opme,
o9 of benne frem9it fpl9enbe:
$50 Menisbeber bar taset be npe
&rabifeterter i 8rus, meoens tuns
to Menisbeber enbnu bar antaset ben
npe 6pimesielitbursi. Nabperssie<
ternes Nntal eri Eilta9en; &rebsmg=
berne os Mis1ionsmgberne bar BIZ
ora9et meset til &eftelie al aanbe=
fi9t Sin pmtrins Menigbeberne.
&elisionsunberpisninse er o9iaa
! Eiltaseu. 9lnbefaler 9annelien
af en- M @rebs paa &acifictpiteu,
bpur ber MI er 3 8reter / Nrbeibe,
anbefaler at ben fore Sfeb &iper
&rebs beles / to; Z 8reiter bar / Na>
rets 2sb flpttet; Z Ranbibater anis=
ger ON Droination, berib lanbt en-,
Gramnes, fra Storiobans Sfole; to
8refer anisser ON Dptaselfe i
Samfunbet, 8. Eboreion % g. M.
&rosneis; to &refter ere ubtraabte
af Ronferentien, g. 8. Morman %
g. 3. Baase, ben iibfe uben at on<
sipe noseniombelit @runb; ben
esentlise @rlnb Der ben, at be pare
uitittebe til at bore 8refer % bap :
pe pif utriFelist 5orbolb / Menisbe.
ben; oplrite ct Brep fra Misiioner
Sosftab, bucri ban beretter ON fin
Nnfon,f til Mabasasfar, ubtaler fin
@lehe ober Misfioner @alens 8e=
i6g, benleber Dpmerfiombeben paa
ben ibrseli9e Eilfanb blanbt bort
5oltioe ftsrre 8per, ierlis Chicago,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-20


Mtnneiotn.
@a9le @rope Menisbeb, @risbt
Gountb, Sotpa.
@eit Dulutb Meniebeb, Minne1o>
ia.
8ef S1perior Menisbeb. 9ous=
las County, @is.
2anoitab Menisheb, 9torman Co.,
Minneiota.
Betbel Mfenisbeo, 8olt County,
Minneiota.
ct. &etri Meni9beb, Dttertail
County, Minne1ota.
geortb 2amoure Meni9bee, 2az
moure Co., 9af.
8aitor &ro9neIs bapoe inblenot
9lnigsnius on Dptaselie / &onfez
rentien, os bet beNutteoes, at ban
lfuloe fremlesse fine @runoe for fin
l1otre6elie al Nueutanaipnooen oa
at Sa9en bebanbles / Marsmpbet ef=
terat @asen forub CT blepen bebanb>
let Miniiteriet.
&al9fomiteen rapportereoe, o9
&apporten mpbtoges for at 9jennem=
9aaes.
8aa Snbberetnin9 Sc. l pa1stes
fgl9enbe &omite:: &rof. g. Dfteoal,
@aitorerne 0ien os 6olm, os 9'&rr.
Sobn &alen os gilbert &ittellen.
Haa Snbberetuiusstomite geo. 2
palstes fpl9enbe &omite: &aitorerne
DfbD os Stenion os 9ele9aterne $.
s. 9anieu, Spper Dlien os &enrD
&aul1on.
&aa Snbberetnins g&o. 3
og 4 palstes fplsenoe &omite:: Ha@
itorerue @aulion % @eterlie, os 9e=
lesaterne 8oltao, St. Sllon o9 S.
@n9er.
Set blen beiluttet at Miniferiet
funsereoe iom miblertibi9 Drbina=
tionstomite, o9 at Miniteriet bolbt
Mpbe fprittommenoe 2prbas Gormioz
bag.
Snbberetningerne No. 5, 6 p9 7
blep ba oplelt.
&aa 5orilag at @rof. Dfteoal blep
bet beIuttet, at ben fremmpbte &omi=
te af Nntimisiourierne onmobes ON
at frembere tit 9@rinbe.
8aitor g. q. @asmusien fremz
traabte ba o9 tattebe ba for ben bepi=
tie Smpbetommenbeb os / aoele par>
me % bjertelise Orb trembar ban fit
s@rinoe os lasbe 5or1amlinsen 5ol=
eningsiagen inberli9t paa 9ierte.
Man beiluttebe berpaa at gaa pper
til at bebanble ct lbtait til 8ilope
til @onferentiens Ronititution, ubar<
beibet of'en &omite, iom BERTH blep
nebiat al forrise Iarsmpoe. 9enne
Romites Tormanb &ator g. Dfte=
bal opleite berpaa Mrtite1 l of bette
nbfai til :8ilope, os efterat entelte
baube uotalt fig blep 9ebatten affaa=
rem ba Sesiionens Eio bar ube.
Mgoet blep bepet meb 8bn af Tor=
lnanben.
Eorsbas @ftermibba9.
6ulbma9tstomiteen rapportereoe
% &apporten 9obfienotes.
9ebatten pper Mrtitel I. / ubfo1tet
sienoptoses, o9 efter nosle l1ota1el1er
blep eSnbboloet al 4rtife1 I antoset
uoen 9@nbrins. Sen antasne &a=
rasraf lpoer iaaleoes:
glrtitel I.
Sammeni ilutnin9.
81. Meblemmer al &pnferentlen
ere: y Meni9beber, iom bat anta9et
@amfuncets &onltitution os berefter
ere optaene famine. p 8refer,
iom ere optasne Samfunbet os efter
Dptaeelien lite ere ubtraabte eller
ubipbte af famine. - Sc al Sem=
funbet on1atte tbeo1osilte BrofesIo>
rer.
Man git berpaa oper til at be-
banble Mrtifel H., ps efterat Sara
graf / por oplnit os bebatteret, blep
ben antaset meo enliber Toranbrins.
@arasrafen ben antoene 5orm lpber
iaalebes:
(5ortiettes.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-20

iammen i Sreb euer &ris iom Sub
pil. s aflesser @ben ON Groifab os
2pbigbeo. Seq ioarser altio at
erinbre. at .mine Tor9ienseres Dte
fer neb paa mig fra ben anben Berz
ben, % at leg ital afl99se &esnitab
for benz for Mrmens 9@re og @lorie".
&eileren bar u6tebt en- lignenoe
Drbre til Marinen. @arniionen |
Berlin bar aIast 9plbninsseben til
&eiieren.
Set antases, at ben nDe Seller
maaIte pil pinoe &riserere peo at ep=
tage &en mob Grantrig.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-20

boor oer ct 10000 9eorFe, al bpilte
$4,000 ilet lite ibse nosen &irfe, os
fun 400 fgse be lutberife &irter; an<
befaler Mnlettelie at en- eller flere
Misitonsprefer.
@fterat synbberetning 9eo. l bar
oplef, fit 5ulbmaststomiteen Inleb>
ming til at rapportere, oe geaonene
paa 9elesater, bois 6ulbmast par /
Drben, opleites. gaapporten blep
9obtienbt.
9erpaa fulste Snbberetning geo.
2 al @efreteren, 8aitor S. E6araloz
ion.
@fterat benne Snbberetnine bar
opl9t, rapportereoe Eellerne, at
&al9fomiteen par palgt meb fglsenbe
l1bfalb:
&rof. 8. Suerbrup. --l22
&aitor 8. $. Dabl. 115
&aitor s. @ousitab. 80
&aitor S. M. @ssen. .--....--.75
&aitor S. Dlion.. 10
Snbberetnins geo. 8 af &asierer
8. @tpenlon bleu ople1t.
@fterat oenne Snbberetnin9 par
oplef itreb man oper til @als af
@mbebsmeno, os &afor s.. Sopme
nominerebes, til Tormanb. Set blep
ba be1uttet, at pelse 5ormanoen
peo &tflamation, os &aitor s.. 9opz
me bleu enitemmist pal9t.
Set bleu osiaa beiluttet at pelse
&iceformano peo Mttlamation, os oa
8aitor 6. Sausitab par nomineret,
blep han enitemmi9 pal9t.
9ieelebes bleu bet belluttet at pel=
&c @etreter peo Ntt(amation. os @a=
flor S. Ebaral1eu bleo enitemmist
pal9t. 9erpaa blep p9Iaa @enator
8. @tpenion enitemmis palst til Sass
ierer neb 2ltt(amation.
: Mpbet erflerebes berpaa fulot
orsanileret al Sormanben % nosle
pel nalste Orb tatfeoe ban Toriamz
liusen for ben ubuiite Eiuib, os er=
tlerebe fig pillis til at mobtase 8al=
get til Sormanbsembeoet.
Man bel1uttebe MI at bpre Snbbez
refining 9to. 4, Nusbures @eminari>
ums 8oarb al Eruitees, os ben bleo
opleit al 8oarbets Nreiibent, 8rof.
g. Dftebal.
9a senne Snbberetnins bar oplei,
bleu bet beiluttet at bene Mbbet, os
man ilutteoe meb 8pn al Tormanben.
Dm Iftenen prebitebe &aitor s.
2pnue oper Ser. IA. II, u9 frem>
botbt meo &arme us Snberligbeb
Ngbpenbisbeoen al at belle 3ions
Gfabe.
Eorsba9 5ormibba9.
Mgoet be9pnbte meb @triftles=
ming, Sans os 8pn, lebet af Ealtor
&. 8. Birtelanb.
9erpaa blep Mapneli1ten opraabt
os rettet, o9 besuoen bleb fglsenbe
fremmeoe &refer, ium par tilfebe
ueb Mgbet, optasne iom raaogipenbe
Meblemmer, &aitor g. M. &rp9nes,
@albelanb, g. 81. &asmusjen, s.
sc. &iloabl, Gielbftab % 9r. ..
MIatien.
&eferat fra forrise @esfion blep
berpaa opfeit os anta9et.
Gulbmastsfomiteen rapporterebe
os Fere itemmeberettisebe 9elesaters
Tulomaster befanbtes at uere Or
ben. Baa inbfiQing al Sulema9ts=
fomiteen bleo &aitor 8. Eboreien op=
taqen / Sanfunoet. 2iselebes blep
fglsenoe Menisbeoer optasne Sam=
funbet:
Stubesnes Meni9beb, 9ap Co.,
9afota.
2inoaas Meni9beo, Dap County,
9afota.
Saron Menisbeb, DaD County,
9afotn.
6eatle Menisbeb, @aIbineton
TERRITORY.
Oslo menisbeb, Rittion geuntp,
Minneiota.
9rammen Menisbeb, @au Claire
@ountb, Bis.
Bet5lebem Menisbeb, Bon 9omme
gouutp, Dat.
Buffalo Safe Menisbeb, gbippetpa
gountp, Minn.
on-...S n.l. on.:>I.A r.x ~
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-30
TELEGRAPHIC BREYITIES.

Carson Ci;y's Chinese quarter was
burned out yesterday.
The famous Cuban bandit, Victor Fla
gaso, has been killed and some of his COM
panions wounded by the Civic Guard.
Anton Silver, twelve-year- old boy, was
shot and instantly killed at Los Angeles
yesterday by the premature discharge of a
gun.
1t is said that Snapper" Garrison will
ride for the Higgins again next year, ell
though he will have several of his own
horses in hand.
II is said that probably ten thousand
voters in New York City will be unable to
get their ballots deposited, owing to the
polls closing at 4 P. NJ.
Samuel H. Albro of New York, whose
nomination as Superintendent of Indian
Schools failed of confirmation by the Sen
ate, has been re-appointed to that position
by the President.
Judge William X. McAllister, of the
Appellate Court, one of the most noted
men of the Bench of Illinois, died very
suddenly yesterday of heart failure. He
was aged 70 years.
Meyer Goldstran pleaded guilty in New
York yesterday to forgery in the second
degree, and was sent to the Elmira Re-
formatory. He was the confidential clerk
in the New York office of Morris Green
baum, of San Francisco. He forged checks
on the firm amounting to Sl2, 900.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-10-30
For the REcoRD-UNIoN.l
A NEW DEMOCRATIC HYMN.


TUNE" When Johnny Comes Marching Home
Again.
Come all ye loyal British braves-Hurrah
Hurrah
Come all ye loyal British braves-Hurrah
Hurrah
Come ali We loyal British braves,
Well sing a song in our hero's praise,
To Sackville West shout Wen raise
To Sackville West a shout Wen raise
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
Free trade, you know, is to our hand-Hurrah
Hurrah
Free trade, you know, is to our hand-Hurrah
Hurrah
Free trade, you know is to our hand,
Well trade the Yankees out of their land,
With Sackville West to take command,
With Sackville West to take command
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
If you don't know just how to vote-Hurrah
Hurrah
If you don't know just how to vote-Hurrah !
Hurrah
If you don know just how to vote,
To sackville West just drop note.
He handles the coin, and does it by rote
He handles the coin, and does it by rote-
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah 4!
Our people on the other side-Hurrah Hurrah /
Our people on the other side-Hurrah Hurrah !
Our people on the other side
Will forward coin, the votes to bribe,
For Sackville West-oh, he's our pride,
For Sackville West-oh, he's our pride
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
He knows just how the land all lays-Hurrah /!
Hurrah
He knows just how the land all lays-Hurrah
Hurrahi
He knows just how the land all lays,
The ins and outs, the devious ways
Regardless of what our Grover SAYS
Regardless of what our Grover says
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
Then shout aloud for Sackville west-Hurrah
Hurrah
Then shout aloud for Sackville West-Hurrah
Hutrah
Then shout aloud for eackville West;
Go in with vim; he knows what's best
For England, Grover, and all the rest
For England, Grover, and all the rest
Hurrah, hurrah, hurrah
ISRAEL LUCE.
October o. 1885,
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Reports of the Governors of Montana an
Washington Territories.

Reports of the Governors of Montana and
Washington Territories.
WASHINGTON, October 29sh.-Preston H
Leslie, Governor OF Montana, in his annual
report to the Secretary of the Interior, es-
Inmates the population of the Territory at
100000, an increase of 10000 over the es-
Territory have been highly active and
prosperous during the year, and agriculture
has made rapid strides forward. 1t can be
stated in truth that the average yield per
acre of wheat, oats, Irish potatoes and cul-
tivated grass in Montana for 1887, is not
equalled by that of any other Territory or
State. The commercial operations of the
Territory during the year aggregate $49,-
100000. The assessed value of taxable
property in the Territory, $69, 100000.
Upon the subject of education, the report
says that in each of the cities and large
towns the very best and highest class
graded schools are maintained. Every
child OF school age in the Territory is on
the school roll and at school nine months
of the year. The mines are more produc-
tive than ever before.
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
WASHINGTON, October 10Th. = Eugene
Sample, Governor of Washington Territory
IN his annual report estimates the popula-
ton of the Territory at 167, ,982-an increase
of about "a, 900 during the year. The taxable
property of the Territory is S4,62i, 1S2-a
gain of $65, 100000 in the last ten yesrs
Its financial condition is said to be healthy
and prosperous. Coal mining is in pros
porous condition, the mines having pro-
duced 1,135 sol tons, against 525, 705 during
1887. Gold and silver mining is also pros
porous. The salmon pack was $50, 800
cases-a slight increase over last year.
Neither the canneries nor fishermen made
anything on the years work
The Governor urges the admission of the
Territory into the Union recommends the
allotment of lands in severalty to all Indi-
ans; liberal appropriation for the enforce
ment of the Chinese-exclusion Act the
establishment of port of entry On Gray's
Harbor. and liberal appropriations for sur
veyS of public lands.
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Railroad News.

The San Francisco Bulletin publishes the
following:
The station on the Southern Pacific, for
merly called Sumner, has been changed TO
Bakersfield after the town of that name
which is distant one mile from the railroad
Reports of the Southern Pacific for Au-
gust, show large increase in receipts over
August, 1887. Increased operating ez-
penses, however, tended to decrease net
earnings. Gross earnings 1887 we're So, ,716,-
57S; 1888 were 81, ,164, 400; operating ex-
penses 1887 were 81 ,89l, ZIG; 1888 were
81, 500, 007; net earnings 1887 were 81 ,S25,-
1862; 1888 were 81 SOS, ,483.
Trains now run regularly on the double
track between Oakland and Port Costa. A
double track between San Francisco and
San Jose is among the Improvements con-
templated, but this, as well as all other
construction work proposed, will not be
considered until the completion of the
coast line between Templeton ard SAINTS
Barbara.
Negotiations are pending among the rail-
road lines having termini at New Orleans
for thorough steamer service on regular
dates between New Orleans and Liverpool
Steamers run at present, but no special line
is so engaged, and voyages are not made
on appointed regular dates. The Southern
Pacific managers are much in favor of the
project, which it is considered would form
favorite route of travel for European I'M
migrants bound for the Pacific Coast.
The +" Sunset" excursions are growing to
be an important feature of the Southern
Pacific system. They afford direct cheap
and comfortable medium of travel be-
tween Boston or New York and this city.
General Agent Hawley at New York and
his assistants were kept busy last winter
season arranging for these fortnighlly
events and they report the prospects ex-
cellent for very large parties the coming
season. A noticeable feature of recent par
ties sent out is that San Francisco is the
destination of very large proportion OF
the travelers-tully so per cent. These
parties travel westward by the route TO
Cincinnati via New York Central, Lake
Shore and Bee Line" or the Baltimore
and Ohio. From Cincinnati the Queen.
Crescent and New Orleans route takes. the
travellers south. At New Orleans a travel
/ ing agent of the Southern Pacific meets all
parties. DR.. w. B. May is now the only
agent employed on that route. These ex-
cursions run eastward also twice month.
/ According 10 schedule, parties are due here
November 18Th aud 9th, December 11th
and 18th. They will leave here on Sasgr-
DAYS, November 81, 18th, and December
1st and 15.h.
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" Liberty Enlightening the World d"-Kir
Words for ArnarJca -

Liberty Ennghtening the World d"-Kiud
Words for America"
PARIS, October 29th.-A banquet was
given at the Hotel Continental this evening
10 commemorate the dedication of the
statue of Liberty Enlightening the World,
which was given by the French people to
me United States: McLane the American
minister, and Goblet, Minister of Foreign
Affairs, were among those present.
GoBLET's NOBLE SENTIMENTS.
Goblet, IN a speech, said tie day was
coming when, under the @gis of the Repub-
lie, France would recover her ancient
splendor, and when that time came she
would not forget her faithful friends,
among whom was America. France had
renounced the glory of conquest; her only
desire was to live in peace and to develop
aer resources. He expressed his wishes
for the constant prosperity of the United
States.