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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
REGIMENTAL CHANGES.
General Swapping of Posts by the
Regular Army.

Copyright. 1885, By the California Associa..d Fressl
WAsHINeToN. April 13,h--An order au-
thorizing the most extensive movement
of troops of the regular army that has oc-
Cured since the close of the war was issued
from the headquarters of the army to-day
1t involves changes in the stations of troops
from no less than ten of The forty regi-
ments, and in most cases full regiments
are to be moved. All troops that have not
had change since 1850 are Involved. The
main objects of the extensive change are to
concentrate the regiments at the larger
nnstS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
THE RoUMANIAN REVOLT.
Socialists Become Rampant and Want "a
share OF EyerYfhinc

N511E1Hs NI1 II u J tAtIII E
BUCHAREST, April 13th.-The movement
against the late Government in the town of
Urseceni, which was for a time repressed,
has been revived in q dangerous form
Many peasants are now joining the insur-
gents. They demand land grants for
laborers, and ten per cent share in the
profits OF the land owners and farmers.
Bands OF men are going about attacking
and terrorizing the landlords. Troops are
securing the district but are unable to sur
press the revolt
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14

was under control. The origin of the fire
is unknown, nor can it be learned who is
the owner of the vessel. The damage to
the pier and contents is estimated at
100000. Three fremen were slightly in
iured.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
THEY COME HIGH.
1t Costs $4,000 to Secure the Release
of IL Kidnapped Cuban.

Copyright, 1883. bs The California AssOciutcd Press
KEY WEST (Fla), April 13th.-Antonio
Golindez, the wealthy sugar-planter, who
was kidnapped last Saturday by Manuel
Garcia's band, while on the Santa Rita
plantation, owned by him, has been set at
liberty on the payment of the enormous
ransom of $40 600
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14

Sheriff Cunningham En- Route from idaho
with Hi. James.
iCepyIga 1885, oyH.e California associated Fress.l
SALT LAKE, April 13th.-SheriffC Cunning
ham, of Stockton, Cal, got back to Ogden
to-day from Haily, Idaho, where he fully
identified the man in jail there as Hiram
James, who committed murder in Lodi,
April 3, 1887. James was arrested over a
week ago at Pocatello, where he had been
working as q railroad hand for six months.
Sheriff Cunningham took the westbound
train tonight with his prisoner.
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FOUR KILLED.
4 Terrible Railroad Accident Down la
Alabama,

Alabama.
BIRMINGHAM (Ala.), April 13th.--A con-
struction train on the Kansas City, Mem
phis and Birmingham Railway, was
wrecked 60 miles west of here at 7:30
o'clock last evening. Four workmen were
killed, one injured fatally, and nine others
seriously hurt. The train was backing at
high rate of speed, struck a COW and was
ditched
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14

Henry Clay is the only man who sat
more than eight years in the Speakers
chair. He presided over the House for
twelve years, and he was elected Speaker
at the age of 34
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New Railroad Incorporated.


lVVpy77y Ioo' Oy I7e Cdt!T oT7id Associated Press
OLYMPIA, April 13th.-Today articles of
incorporation were filed of the Olympia,
Grays Hsrbor and Baker Bay Railway
Company. The object is to build equip
and operate q railroad from Olympia 10
some eligible point on Baker Bay, to con-
meet with Gray's Hsrbor and other points.
The capital stock is S1,000,OoO, and the
principal place OF business is Olympia
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
UTAH.

Sudden Death of a Former well-Known
California Lady.
tcopyright, 1885, by the California associated Press
SALT LAKE, April 13th.-Mrs. NJ. NJ.
Kaighn dropped dead to- day of heart dis
ease. She was well and kindly known
here. Before her marriage with her sur
viving husband she was the widow of Col
onel Johns, of the First Regiment of Cali
fornia Volunteers in the war.
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ONE OF THE WONDERS.

General Eeeley's Glowing Account OF
California AS 1t Is.
lCopyng.i, 1885, by The California Associated Press.l
New YORK, April 14th.-The Tribune
says this morning: General James S.
Negley, of Pittsburg has just returned
from the Pacific coast, where he went in
connection with his duties as a member of
the Board Of Managers OF the Soldiers
Home. He says California is one of the
wonders Of the world, and gives as glowing
descriptions of its Climate and the growth
Of the State as ii he was a California spec
ttlnf.- y
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
San Francisco Notes.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 13th.-[SpeciaL +
A representative of William H. Paine, the
British Columbia oarsman, has arrived 10
fix up a race with Peterson for 81 coo d
side. Peterson has been ia constant train
ing, and is already in much better form
than when the last race came off. He says
0 Connors boat wssrhirty live seconds bet
ter than his, and lie has rowed IN it re-
peatedly since the race took place.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14

Niger, who am de fuss man dat in
troduced salt perwisunis into de navy ?r
" Oar, now, you's too hard for dis colored
individual" 1t was Noah, nigger, when
he took Ham on board his ark
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Release of Paul GiddeDs, Who Shot His
Mothers AssaiIanr

Mothers AssaiIant
[Copyrigat 1sss, by the California associated Press
SEATTLE, April 13th.-Paul Giddens, the
lame newsboy, who shot his mothers
assailant near Alkali Point on Wednesday
was released from custody last evening,
the magistrate declaring that the shooting
was entirely justifable, and compliment
ing the boy on his brave defense of his
mother.
The man killed by the boy has been rec
ognized as man named Anderson, who
has given the Seattle police much trouble
AT the time of his death he had on i've
shirts, and his pockets contained twenty
six keys of all shapes and sizes. The rifle
with which he attacked the Giddens fam
lily had been stolen from a neighboring
house.
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NEVADA.
Terrible Accident to Man who Tried to
Jump a Train.

Jump d AIAin'
ELKo, April 13th.-About 8 o'clock this
morning terrible accident happened. Ber-
nardetto Capello, an Italian, while attempt
ing TO board moving freight train, missed
his hold and fell under the cars. Both his
legs were cut off by the wheels, and he is
not expected to survive his injuries, being
shocking mangled.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14

A young sailor named James Madden
boarded the schooner Argo last night while
partly intoxicated, and in spirit of brayado
went alotC and was soon asleep. During
the night he fell to the deck and was killed
instantly
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14

The older man gets the more difficult
it is to pull the wool over his eyes, He
has good deal less wool, you know.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
TIT FOR TAT.

The British-American Association Get
ting Back at Irish -Amei leans.
[Copyrtgh, 1883, by The California associated Press
Boston, April 13th.-The New England
British American Association, which re-
presents about fifty thousand men, an or
ganization which grew out of the attempt
of few Irishmen to prevent Englishmen
from using Faneuil Hall on the Queens
birthday, has adopted resolutions strongly
indorsing the course pursued by Mayor
Hewitt, of New York, in refusing to per-
nit the Irish flag to be raised on the City
Hall
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
THE CANADIAN PACIFIC.
Terms of Settlement Between the Cana
dian Government and the Railroad.

dian GoVernment ana the RaiIroad.
OTTAWA. April 13th.-At Ministerial
caucus this morning the basis of settlement
with the Canadian Pacific for the cancella-
ton of its monopoly privileges was officially
announced. The only new point is that
the company will expend the $15,000,00o
derived from the Government bond issue
under the supervision of the Government
S., 100000 10 pay off floating liabilities OF
the company, S. 500 GOO in new rolling
stock, and the remainder for the general
imprnVement of the lines
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A HORRIBLE ACT.
a Victim of Hydrophobia Tears Child
TO Pieces.

10 IIbCt5.
GALVESTON, April 13th.-A Brownsville
special says: One of the men bitten at the
Muerto ranch by the mad wolf that bit
Chamberlain (who is now in Paris under
Pasteur's treatment), has become wild and
fled to the woods. He appeared at the
Isidore ranch, entered, and seizing six
year-old child of Manuel Catner, bit and
tore it TO pieces
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[Copp4gat, 1883. By The California Associated p

hob NSathST at GilrOys
ICopyight, 1885 By the California Associated Press
GILRoY, April 13th-1o-day is the third
of the unusually hot days ior this season
of the year. The thermometer at noon
was 900. The farmers, fruit-raisers and
vineyardists say it is just what they want
at present. The feed for stock is greatly
benefited grain and hay look promising for
large yield, and if within two or three
weeks slight showers take place the crop
will probably, barring unforeseen occur
rences, be the largest ever known.
The Powell Murder Trial
[Copy1gt. 1855, by he California associated Press
REDWOOD CRY, April 13th.-Nothing of
any interest took place in the Powell case
this forenoon except as TO what was told 10
different parties by Charles Wentworth
concerning the shooting.
Powell was put on the stand, and at the
adjournment of Court at noon had not got
through with the direct examination.
James Harmon testified having told Pow
ell, jokingly, that he would not let the
matter drop, and on PowelPs taking it as
earnest told him to forget the matter, as he
was only joking.
Early Haying About sIerced.
lCopyigat. 1888, oy4e California Associated Pres
MERGED, April 13th.-The weather the
past three days has been very hot for
April, the mercury rising to 800 each day.
Owing TO the heat the grass is being hurried
into maturity, and farmers are forced to
commence haying before the grass yolun-
teer grain becomes too far advanced. Farm
ers differ in reports as to the condition of
the grain crops, though they agree in the
opinion that summer-follow will make a
fair crop without more rain, while the
winter sown and volunteer will only make
hay.
Wheatland Notes.
WHEATLAND, April 13th.-E. 2. Duplex
has been chosen Mayor and ]. F. Baum
Clerk by the new City Trustees, who or
ganized last night. The former is a coored
citizen, and was formerly Justice cf the
Peace here.
Nearly all the local fraternal societies
will participate in the DAD Fellows cele-
bration on the 26th, including the newly
organized Elwood Rebekah Degree Lodge
named in honor of Grand Master Elwood
Bruner, of Sacramento.
Sued for Libel.
SAN Francisco, April 13th.--J.W. Fergu-
son, editor of the Fresno Erpositor, has
been sued for $4,000 damages by w. A.
Milestone, on the ground of libel. Whet-
stone was a real estate operator in the
colony business extensively engaged in
that district, and the Erpositor editor
thought him bad egg. He accordingly gave
him the benefit of several very severe ed
itorials, showing up large heap of alleged
crookedness.
Hotel Burned at Pasadena.
!copyi5 1sss. by lte cdliforria Associates IressI
PASADENA, April 13th-The Hotel Ma
rengo was burned at South Pasadena at
o'clock this morning. The guests all es-
capped. The cause OF the fire is unknown.
Loss $32, 900, and insurance $4,000.
VIII Meet In San Francisco.
SAN FRANCISCO, April 13th.-tspecial +
D. w. Hitchcock, General Passenger agent
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PACIFIC COAST.
WARM WEATHER DRIVES FARM.
ER> TO HAVING.
Young Giddens Released-Tbe Lodi
Murderer = a Tragedy at
Oakland-LibeI Suit.
THE LODI NuRpERER.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RECORD uNloai.l
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
No Petroleum for Large vessels.

WASHINGTON, April 3th.-Supervising
Inspector Lubbock, of San Francisco, hav-
ing reported to the Treasury Department
that petroleum is not safe fuel for large
boilers, he has been instructed by Secre-
tary Fairchild to withdraw all permits
heretofore given for its use, except in the
case of small steam launches.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
THE CAPITAL.
A SCENE IN THE SENATE OVER
RATHBONE'S CASE.
McCoppin Fails to Secure a Man.
of-War-Sad Ending of an
Elopement-Etc
JEFFERsoNIAN sIMPLICIrY.

IseruAl DHrA7cHzs TO rHE RHooED-u,1os.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-04-14
rRIEn TO KILL H1hIsEI.r

An unknown man undertook Yesterday
to hang himself in Golden Gate Park, but
was discovered by a newspaper reporter in
time to prevent him accomplishing his pur-
pose.
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California Pensions.

Copyright 1855. byte California 4,sociated Pres.
WASHINGTON, April 18th. - California
pensions have been granted as follows: w.
S. Reed, San Bernardino; j. C. Bitter,
Lockeford E. B. Sparks. Brownsville; j.
J. Graham, Fresno City, NJ. Meyers, De-
lano; Sarah A, widow of William Ranny,
San Francisco
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-05-04
Rtrtebtfortit.

General 4onferentien for ben Metb.>
G~piifopale Rirfe mpber benne 1se / SEEM
gort. Sen msber bpert Abe Nar % ct
ben &irfes lop9ipenbe 5oriamlins. Sen
aniatter @ebattsrer for fine &irteblabe,
ubienber Misfiunerer % beietter be
1eite Gmbeber inben &irter. Sen re-
pre1enterer ct Samfunb al suutrins 2
MiQioner &irtemeblemmer % beftaar
baabe al Yrafter oe 2esfolf.
Blanbt be Eager, iom tommer op til
8ebanolins, oil ben, ansaaeuoe @plbis<
beben at at beige fpiubelise Delesater
til Msberne, bliue eneftaaenbe. Set er
fBrite @aus &irtens 9iftorie at Ruin<
ber fommer fum fulbt bempnbisebe Dele
CATER til ct &irtemsbe. Blanbt be pa:9te
er 6rances 6. @illarb % MarD U.
8oobbribee. Den fsrfte @anitelisbeo
at msbe er 4irtens Resler % 2ope, os
iiben oil fremfomme Beuisfprelie ON,
1porpibt Ruinben er ubruftet meb be
iamme aanbelise @puer Tom Manben.
Msbet uarer ! Nlmiubeliebeb 4 Tiger.
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tise. Sc, ION an sriber sienneua "Gol-
teblabet," er | fulo Dperensftemmelie
ueb Blabets Taftif, r,aar be unbertesrer
line Heitplbninser meo "Glint" "alirt,"
q" o. ''as" elIer naar be intet Merfe
letter UNDER % laber bets Re6aftsr ftaa
icm Gtiarmbrnt. 6Dor britt foriliel-
zig fra "Gelt Maubets" Muabe, buOr ct
)usrt Goripar, iOm bar peret rnbienbt,
oar unoertesnet uneb Gorfatterens Napn.
Deriom bet Tan fables "sutteastis," ba
naa bet bore iarbeles manoigt at ifiule
it Napn. Men iaabanne T~orfattere
6aabei "Golfeblabet" % "qlfbolbs< 8aiu.
.en' frpster uel for ct al to, enten at
Brobuftet ifal ifiemme ub Nauuet ener
Napnet Yrobuttet. Oct er imiblertib
ieist % lite minbft ba, raar bet ifal bore
"pel meut"!!
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-05-04

Rom ale, iom enbnu lite iitemmer
bort Raab! Sab os flute os fa11rnen til
talles Nrbeibe mob Del, iom e. til Clam
% Sfaoc, % for bet, iOm Tan beforbre
OOr Os Mebmennefters @apn! Sab %
bore Straightforward, pirtelise 9robibi<
tioniiter, Der fOrbpoer % mOoarbeioer
ISletbeben bbilten 5oru, ben fremtreber
% isse at brinse tilbase til Menneife<
beben ben 2pffe, ben burbe ba', men M
man9ler.
8trf for Nfbolb % Yrobibitio1s lbs
brebelie iaalanse 5olf rlineres at Slbz
panoet % iaalense Der finbes en- al bisie
6orbrpberifoler, bpor fterfe Driffe ub>
ifienfes. @irf % pirf, bet oil ensar,s
brinse til bet forsnifebe Maoal.
Sab Sanbbeos Hare @tierne,
Snart ifinne for Dor Glest!
D9 lab % MI bcrtfierne
1relbommens trnae gest.
&om fterte Manb % &ptnbe
% &reos ON 9iemmet ilaa.
aiampe for ct Storbebs Minbe,
Som ! Sasa'n laies maa.
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vGanattSme."

Saalebes bete9ner en- S%noienoer
,5olteblabet" Dor 9ilib til Yrobibitio:
mems @iennemfBrelie peb ct Yrobibitions:
porti. 9pao ban foreprist prbuler i
naar ban flyer, at ri n~seraaher / 9arme''
ouer bet betrDssenbe at &riii &irtes
Sag titles bpiere enb Nfbolbsiasen e,
intet Spar perot, ba bet maa bape fir
Besrunoelie / 2uftiDner paa Dafotaa
eniomme Sletter. s "Jelt &aabets'
~1btalelier finber iaaoant aloris fin 8e=
srunoe.ie. nJolfeblabets" politi1fe 8ez
baftsr jar uoitrbet ben Seb, iom MI
barer Grust / npe 8eitplbninser, npe
lfanbbeoer. Set bar ilaaet an ben 2pb,
buis Gtfo MI bsres fra Ultima" Dafo>
ia til aitden County, Minne1ota, ibet
be famine Sniinuationer sieutases oe
bort G%ienbitdbm oo airfe os Menisbeo
forfitres. ut ia! 5tafoe ri tilbasepiie
ben, iao pilbe bet aniees iom Nnsreb pao
Rirtens Menb - bpilfet for mango bes>
pprre ipnes at bore e%nsbetpbenbe meb
airfen 1eln.
Nosle bar mouopoliieret gfbolbsiasm
- bet CT ben nuperenbe 8eitprel1e /
5orbinoelie meb .Gelt @aabet" - %
MI fee bet ub til at nGolteblabet" meb
fine Bestere pil monopoliiere life alene
Rirfens Nrbeibe, men aft Benifab til
&riiti 8irfes Gag, bpormeo foritaaes
ben lutberife.
Det fremsoor al iaaban 5orteelie. at
Der ifal bore ire &rafter, iom ifal lisse
i Gtrib meb binaueen Der gerben.
Den fsrite er Dnbifabens fisbelise
6cre i Gtaten; ben anbeu er 8robibi>
tionspartiets .fiSbebelise goies" mob
benne % ben treble -, M ifal pi sipe
,ae." uoeet. fom multst Tan f~rembrinse
Gtierner bans 2uftipeil - De berb.
{lige Rirfemeblemmers fisbelise Sntbs
for Ganbbeb og - @anbbeb.
YrobibitiOnspartiet raaber 2anbsts
bebfe Menb til at ngbe 1ibens perlte
Onbe ueb bet eneite @aAen, lom fan
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Gontltne.

Gonflinss 8eltalenbeo bBrte life til
bet alminoelise. Gn, iom berte BAN,
ba ban ! 1880 bolot i'm Examinations
tale for General Grant / u6fti1inssbps.
ninsen ! Chicago, omtaler ben iaa1ebes:
s 8peninsen bar en- 5oriamling al
5000 Mennelfer. SEEM Oorf bleu frem>
falbt for at 9i6re fin domination. STR.
GOntlins fob op % leoiaseoes al ben
fore 5oriamlinss runsenbe Bifalb, ibet
ban meb fate Sfribt git ben til 8latfor<
men, uben at beitise ben. Meo en- St.
itus, Der pionebe om Manben, Der er
pant meo at bliue ablDbt, siorbe ban
Tesn til en- Del &apOrtere at fierne fig.
9an beites Borbet, boorpeb bisie baube
fiobet, % fob Nniist til Nniist meb fin
politiite @fjabnes Mfsjprelie. 5oriam>
linsens Npp1aus Tom iom lanstrutne
8slseilas, inotil Dsbsitilbeo proneoe
on, ben Spending, bpormeo be uentebe
bans Gale. Da bespnote ban meo en-
flar % fraftis Stemme, Der ienbte bper
Stapel1e os bpert Orb til buer 8ros /
ben fore Bpgnin9. Garfield, 2osan,
Grpe % Buttertuortb funbe bpres ooer=
alt / Salen, men inseu taleoe meb iaaoan
2etbeb % &larbeo iom @ontlins.
9an inbleoebe meo ct 8ers, os ba bet
bar enot, 1pb Der Bifalo baaoe fra BEN
ubenfor os benz iroen Dpre. Da ban
fortiatte, blep en- 8%laiuemanb, iom lab
oeb por @ibe, mere % mere opmerfiom.
Taleren baube life bolot paa i 5 Minu=
ter, ba ban reiite Jig fra lit Saoe oa
apiaubereoe iom PM ban bar bib. 8i
bros bam / Erpiearmet % iasbe: ,9i
troeoe, ou bar 8lainezM ano, os ber itaar
bu % ifri9er 9urra for @ran" 6au
faa paa os no9et forlesen % iatte fig
neb. ,SSa, be- er ianbt, jes slemte bet y
Men inben tire Minuter bapbe ban i9jen
CLIENT bpab ban bar % a paa fine Ben.
&onflins table fin Sag, men ben Mast
ban pifte fig at bore / Beiibbelie af me-
beus ban fob paa bint 8orb, bar uerh
mango Iars aamp % DpOfrelie.'
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Gpan8eItite 8antraaIer.

Dem, iom Yapen lite fit Bust meb,
lob ban lDie | Ban. SIR Tiben bar bet
lite altib uben Jrust; men paa Mc@lpnn
ipnes bet lite bape flor Snbflpbelie, uben
foriaauibt at be forblinbebe &atolifer
ifDr bam' % at bet iaaleoes blir bam
uanifelist at naa benz. Set CT imibler>
tib parre for Solicit enb for Mc@lpnn.
ut be, iom iblanbt % bar optaget bet
Nfbolbsarbeibet, iom "er slebet ub al
Meuisbeoens 5enber," temples iom
SLENDER at Meniebeben ital bore en-
Banbulle. 9enfisteu er at faa Menis>
bebsfoltet, Der bar be itsrite 5orpliet<
teller liseooerfor benne Gag, til lite at
lptte til buab Der iises ubeu siennem
"Jolfeblabet." Dette apeqerer til bet
uorife Rirtefolfs Gorbomn,e mob Manb
% Hartier, Der lite ct os aft er enie
meb bine. Deriom &irten lite ltal be-
fatte fig meb 8olitif, bporfor ital Gor.
tiemperue for en- np politiit sRetnins
Observation-Disclosures for fit tirtelise Stanb.
punt. Deriom airfen oil fiste fine
2emmer iom 9peoe, ba maa iaa tie meb
ct san1fe anbet Cob enb "Jolfeblabet"
% foretommer bet 4irtens ielpbeitaltebe
politiife Ealsmano bebit, at labe fabian
5remsanssmaabe fare. Ct "Jolteblas
bets" 2aie,e iaa iublfrenfebe at De an
ier Brobibitionens Gorfiempere iom
&irfens 6ienbe at bore, forbi be life ct
enise meo airteursanets politiife llbolbs
barbeb % Tan iaaban Snbitrenfetbeb
tomme "5olfeblabet" tilsobe, iaa per=
Iaasob. Sci Ct ct sammelt Baaben
mob Gremifriot % l1bpiflins, bet bar
fun bibtil man9let Napn blanbt %.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-05-04

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meiterlise @epieliei "5olfeblabet" ! 9n-
Nnlebnins at "1Gelt @aabets" Maabe at
bebanble "Jolfeblabets 2sene paa.
9pob ri bat anfgrt til 5oripar for bort
strbeibe % til Smsbesaaelie al "Solfez
blabets'' meSet ufirfelise Gistelier, bar
lite pGret mobiast af bperfen "5olfebla.
bets" &eoaftion ielp ei beller bets be,
italtebe Sfribemeftere ubi aitden 60. %
- Dafota. Oct er fun Dor Maabe at
tolfe Dor Menins poa; ieul ct uristie.
Oct 9lnOer os at bet itfe er noset onbt,
ST. CLINT. Dog nlaa Sc albris neb=
laoe Dem til at tro, at ri ftal opitille.
Deres eller "Jolteblabets" Maabe at
tale en- Sag paa Jpn Seset % saette,
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