davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
On beIttmo0ig vGrerimoe.

Sra Bpen Bern | Tennessee melees
ON en- al en- uns gise peo glapn Suite
8reen uofgrt SeltebeSrift. Siin par
e0rerinoe / ct Giseinititut, os meSens
bun Ell Dag unberpiiie gprnene, Tom
Der pluoielis en- flor, gal; 9unb lt%prtenoe
IND / Sfoleituen. Zen bdppe alIereoe |
De TO iibite Gage ilaffet omtring | go
men os fat geboerne / Straf. Sunnen
uiloe faite fig pper ct al Seruene, men
2arerinben itilebe zig, Blot bepabnet
mteb en- 9ineal, imelIem bet raienoe 3pr
p9 Barnet os raabte til bette, at bet
i'uloe flp9te siennem Sinouet uo / pa
ben. Der uoipnnbt Jig en- frpstells
8amp imslIem Q9rerinoen % ben ra'eroe
Suno. 9enne iprans flere @an9e op 40
benoe for at sribe benoe Struben, men
bper Sang foriioo ben mObise Ti9e at
%torloare ll9 laa 9opt, at pun ltte pleu
%iaaret. Smiblertie bnpbe be andre
8prn 9iort Mlarm os fulot 5plf til, os
bet lptfebes bisie at fna Sunben brGbt.
2ererinoen bar Iaa uomattet al ben
lan9e aamp, at bun ialot beuioitlps ON.
5oralbrene til bet Barn, bun bar imrelit,
bar foraret 29rerinben en- prGgtie &i.
oebeIt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
gtorartct Grfmriiom.

Zen fsrfte for bette Gor al U. Wor'
ienien & Cos FAINT u. 6. Sobnion d
Cos CONNER Grfuriipner aisit for
leoen 9borsbass Gitermibeas meo EXTRA
Sltoa, ~beitaaenbe al ier eleSanie fsr'te
&lasies @cane iamt tpenoe Baggage
8oane. Grfuriionen beitoo al pmtrlrs
200 Sfanbinaper fra foritjeQiae Steoer
/ @eften, Der astebe fig paa 8eies til Dc
noroiife 9onSe, os naiten ale baooe til
Seniiat at b'isse ben noroiife Snoultris
uotiGina / ajsbenbupn. ut risie Ret
ienbe befanot Zig / sobe OmItanolgbeoer,
piIte pieuipulia ben fore wtasle itpe
amerifanife "Snratoga &rhnts", ION,
naIten ole mebbraste, iaa at life minore
enb s al 8armelses itOre Baggage
8oane u~ofororebes for at transporter
8aaeagen til @rano 3rint Sallers
Depot / Chicago.
lloenfpr S'6rr. q. M%Ortenien d
Cos apntpr, 40 6. Single Street,
bapbe omfrius Is q 20 Omnibus'er
iamlet Jig. i builfe 5ruentimmer oa ia
miller tos Ylaos, Us bet bar fprnStell9f
at ie, hocrlebes hele &ontorperlonalet,
fra Gbefen til 9Grinosutten par beblRlz
pelis meo at bore beres Eager ps lfare
benz acoe 8labie. GrfuriiOnens mano
liee Weblemmer ites oerpua op | Omit
bus'erne. Ia ale hdobe faaet 8ldbs,
anitiIeoes llnberigselie ON nosen Sao.
iaf e1er lisnenoe uar efterslemt.
T%rocesiipnen anfom til Gbicoso &
@ranb Eruuf Stationen ST. $50, p9
@rtratoeet beopnbte fin 9uiino Wttls
6art prpcia ST. 5 unber liplise 6urra'
raab al Genner ps Befjenote, iom 'ams
lebes peo stationen. Sfelse ct til
9'Srr. Mprten'en & SO. inblpbet Sele'
gram anfom Grturiiunen til Ntaaard
SaIs 6repas Mibbas ug til Neip gor'
81. Z 2prons Morgen, eller pna beItemt
9io, % 9iennem be henii9tsmasIis'
gl~norbninser. iom siorbes al S'0rr
Mortenien q Co., bar Tasiaaerer ot
Baggage alerebe ST. 9 I'm. pmbpro pGt
9ampitibet. StprIteoelen al lite DC
2ben 8abptspasiaserer benpttebe Jig a
Sopeppsne fra Chicago iii Neiu gOrf
os bisie afeit meo oroinRrt 6urtistot
ST. $50 Atlantic Express). via Nia.
CARA Sails, % anfom til Seem gort al
Z 80 2sroag MOrsen. Si cnifel
"Sefla" en- burtis ps lptfelis &eile %
peus Iaslaserer after pelfpmne til bere.
Siem / bet itore @eiten. &apt. 9bomp
ion, "6eflas" bDptise os pppulare Sap
tein, fan ri meb Sgie sratulere at 6acI
omboro De melt astoaroise ltdnoinduiit,
Basiugerer, ipm noSeniinbe uenote til.
bose til SRcrelanbet, ps ii er ~ppertpOeo,
ON, al pe / "0eflas" Manoitub oil fiuo'
life alene %erfarne og prattllfe Spfolt
men p9iaa ct beba9eli9t Selitab pac
&etlen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
6alcilapen.

On StOrbertus al 9oifana git ersars cnborb pa en-
@alei Get Slass Sfibe, iom bruses / 2anbene peb Mibcel.
bopet u9 buaoe fsre Sell Ue rues frem) Gan piloe ie til
be S~prbrpbere, ipm par bemte iii Der at arbeibe 9enter.
Sans Sjerte bleu beueset uep Spnet al De arme @enneIfer,
ipm bare fl1bte Hlalter pg Dag os gat MATTE FIRE be
iunse aarer; BON be1uttebe berfpr at Tianfe BET Winbfe
en- al hen 6ribeosn. Seen fprt pilbe ban unberisae, buem
Der funbe p9re NET u9rois til of mpbiase tenne Ielsiers
ming. San ipurste berfOr ben @ne efter Den @nbeu, 6oao
@rinben flnbe bore til, at ban bar fommen benne Glen,
bisbsb. 3a beepnote De ale at ianre ps beflase ia. Gn.
buer iprftrebe for Jig, at ban oar arlis os ~uItplbis, at ban
fun al pnbe Wenneifer par bleoen befprt for gpriahesen.
iaa at ban @runben leb uretiaroisen. gnbper bao berfor
Stprhertusen, at ban uiloe iorbarme Jig oper bonn % itirnte
BAN lin Jribeo. @nbelis Tom 6priten til ct unat MenneIte
ps 'purste BAN: "Spao bar eu oa siprt, iioen bu er fpn,nlen
berben?" "~gtaaoiste Serre, iparece ban, lea er ret of
itpslist % u~suoelist MenneFe. Seq bar life billet lpoe
mine 6oralore, men er lpben bort fra Dem % bar fprt ct
fISerlist 1epnet, bar babe hjualet os b~ebrusst. SEQ pil
sjerre ltbe min Strai, tbi ies psb, at jes bor I~ortient ben"
StorbertuseH pibfte moi, at be ale bapee iprtient beres
Straf; oer'or lnsbe ban imilenbs: "Spurletes er Sa ct Iaa,
bant Starn tonmen bib iblonot bisie erlise Rolf? 9aaer
hurtl9t sGnferne al BAN ps jaser bnm bort berira, saa bet
ban lille Ital forfsre be anore". San blep MI Iror loft al
Tne 9anter % iGt 5rbeb. &c Gnbre berimub, iom an,au
t9 'elp Tor ~u'fploise, maatte blire paa @aleien.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
Gn SGrlins. 8 saliburs er Der

6n SGrIing. s sal5brrs er Der i
otsIe Gage bgb en- Wanb peb Napn
Sobli6, Der bar en- tor Sarlins. tSan
eiterloo Jig 10000 Marf, men lepeoe
belle lit 9iu isjennem ai tgrt Brpb %
tsrre Eoteter, paa ct lille 9astammer,
bpcr ban ielp / ben itranselte Sinterz
fnloe aloris baobe boerfen 8arme ener
9ps, ba ban pilbe ipare SrenoIel %
Selpsnins. Mpb fine MebmenneRe,
par ban berimoo life iaa sisrris; bar
fi9ntebe en- Sang 10000 Marf til e
npt Orsel / en- airfe. us i fit 9eIta.
mente beitemte ban, at Der ifulbe anuen
ces $4,000 Mart til i~Oriieuise pslsis
renbe 5oreninser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
On atnerifanif Spinolcr
iom &ongc.

SOr benpeo 2 Nar iiben rBmte Char.
les @. Banfs fra i'm 5amilie / San
francisco % fra ben anbstroebe Still
ling, ban i~nOesapbe peb @rpres Sirmaet
@els, Sarge q Cos auntorer Der paa
Stebet. vi &ompaniets Ssnse tps ban
meb Jig $4,000, bporiOr Spbaselies
ppliti bleu lenbt III eiter bam. Man
ianot bans Spur til 9abita paa Sanbz
mid Serne, men ct Yar Elmer ipr So
litlets anfpmit buobe ban iprlabt Ste
bet, % MI pibite mon life, bpur ban par
blepen al, fer ban buffeoe pp paa Gen
&aretonsa, msb buis Drowning ban er
blepen siit. Ser leoer ban unoer BET
berlislte &lima / u%iorltprret go %
Mtas, inoerli9 aibplot al fin srunbrise,
mprtbuoeoe @ema!inbe us tilbcot Of Be
SnbfDbte ium en- iuloi9nois Serlter %
aonse. gems 8ebosre boloer nemli0
utrplis al fin 9ronnins ~lltatea, ps, ba
MI bun fianfebe ben fremmebe bpibe ua
ualminoelis imuffe umerifanIfe gpen=
tprer tit Sjerte, omfattebe De osiaa BAN
meo ben famine OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Sans ferite 8One, iom bar iaaet 9llt at
pioe, bar MI / Seem Yort itaHet fla
Stilsmisfe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
letter % Salt Rheum.

Zen itooise alDe os Spie ueb bisie
SpSbomme sicr gn belt isjennem elens
big, men man fan itaffe fig n9ften pie
blitfelis 2inorins ueb at anuenpe Cham
berlain's Eye and Skin Ointment, os
bets itabise 8rus bar Gelbreoet mango
farlise 9ilfelbe. Grsp en- rs Gents
gGife, ps On pil bliue ouerraitet Os til
ireos meb %irfnineerne.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
6porlcocs CT oct ttico Sid?

Npber 0u bin Mab? gr bin 5ora
bgielie COB? gr bin Maoe / Oroen :
9ar 9u en- tret eller IlGp JDlelie? 81
Din 9unse beoaffet? Suis bit Spitem
er / uitunb, brus St. Patricks Pills,
Sc oil iremme 6Orbpielien og Ippetiten,
regulere Wauen ps rette paa Den sa!oez
asti9e uoroen, ia 0u pil isle Dig lOnl
ct npt Wennelte.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
CnifeS.

zoo Isenter smiles itrar til isla. b. 6ue.
tte Biiitfort | Yerben. Nue gfsn,tr, tsr
: . laro'se M. Ersper 4 Gents. Stor
Y!epeoo9 70 Gents. vi betaler itor aom
m.sIson % lorSier sore Naenter ubre, III.
Yrppebo9. ~ '"'
Sontb WtuneapsIiS 9arS g..
N0pn "Yoten1. NinueanoI;s sp;.n'
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
&rouau

er ct itrenat moralf alii9ist, iluftreret ME.
get interesiaut ipeulf BlGo for llraopmmeu.
8iftermaalsannoncer, laapel ira Gamer iom
Serrer, en- Specialitet. Siiitfort. Npmme.
bp9er, Nlbums pio, sipes iom Yremium I'll
Nbpmenter. Seno 25 Gents Tor 3 glooues
Der. 10 Gents Tor HrDpenumer eller IS gts,
for ct War. 5rim9rfer taaes.
Noresie: Bruos Rrouau.
Sor 1855, Minneapolis, Wiitn.
H9pn bette Blao. 31O
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
Set iripiaiae 8ranbmanpnab en-

Set iriuilige Yranbmanoifab i en-
liben 8p Tpiflanb poeoe fig littist
buer llse, men 9eilisbeben til en- Sang
praftif at ciie, buab ma bueoe til,
piloe life inbfinoe Zig. gnoelis eiter
Iar cs Dag tOs bet 5pr i ct Sfur, os
ftrag Tom Sprsiten fra Nabos2 anbs,
bpen franslence. "&apteinen" for BET
fripilise Sranbmanbfab ilebe 2anbss
%bpiprSitesM eiteren impbe ps ifres i iulbt
Sinne:
"Spab oil oere Der? sc til at pafte
bere pef! Bette er Dor Slbebranb,
bette, Fjsnner bere!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

5or @albeipsbpmme os andre Maue.
'merter finbes Der intst bebre enb Or
llusuit aSniss Samburssr . 3raaber
boilfet bar uiit zig peb mango Gnlebnins
Ter. 1924 8. gbwarbs Ctr, Sprins,
ielb, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

ea'eSteltsr 90 fresfaIo abonrutus 5amtts optusrs sdtti ~t'
ipsr9Ner tnbass ior Gmts per Em. Emp cro egnes iOr en- Siuic Vws"
mna tnoitnSes mbe iterpsrsielen. tars Optas,s bn ia.
@oresfe'S oranorins. ROat en gbonntut snRr Ru ab,ss iorarsrH' mas
6lisnt Gbrsit opsprs.
uores,rappsn pill uouNc, uaar libu ct NIB. Tag W1rh til Gdnn| % u"
tnS Paanpt. bpts 7e hrembehs sufr glaba.
Uns abonnenter beos iuOknst ugOuis gsusi,; 9OhsSifo. County y
1tn, iami p. Q. Box tar Drawer, ON ioa6au bau,s.
Snobetaitn9 SCI bWf tie Money Orders. Registered Letters 'T SHu
Local Checks noOla9s nas Tom tIo saauus Ia nj ma fust hem til ben anf
Ut Hefo DE Pd, ior Collection. % tdts toMu ira 10 I'll % Gents. @lem u.
'f3s' Money Order SloHtsteu sNr gnku tnb Srutt aanaoa Vaptr'i'uA'
81 Uf o9to mere co 80 Gents. gi Ct life aniuarie, for Pola-Ndes' bP'",
Noney-orders tt booes btaist s fire. Bt,b iusta $500 tOu tun 5 ssHi' -"
aboes usb dbuut Grpresssc1u.
6pf Vsn9e 'cnoft aiminosiae Yrebe fan utsipatn ifn uar' aH'a"'
Sa AanSa' II iaGsanne Srpt bIr bous paa g.t,u.
S"o's"ofrs mac 'PsOs fit Ram. bog is tn oHntissi'rsie uHSias" y"
oNaHab.
ben Iii. 9nsbsaHus FER.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
6pcim uanot DC S311.2I?

8omiteen, iOm palstes til at uopGlse
bet beoite Guar paa Spprssmualet:
"Spab tjeuer outlet til paa llbiioen
at Storitenen al be sammelbusie 9us
Cabin, lpm bet bier Jig paa !Sanpelss
merfet al @arners 2os Cabin Mib.
lerne?" bar pGrst npbt til at eraminere
n9iten 5000 Spar, os en- Del al benz
bar me9et LANCE. 9ette bar taget 1ib,
men enoelis bar ben bog rappurteret /
5apDr al Suaret fra tr. 6, s. Stab
barb ira Saleitine, 3sr., ps N ganf
furnishing for S311.21.
3, 3, 8arner g. So.
Sr. Stoboaros Spar: "lil Spar for Goers
3ilbuo al $3712l for bet besite Spar paa
goers Spgrssmaal:
A0pao tjener Suuet til, iom er paa lloii.
ben al Storitenen al be sammelbasie 4oa
Cabin, iom bet bier fig paa embellishments
al &arners 9os Cabin Miolerne".
Seq puifer at iorel9sse fslSenbe: Su0ei
tlener til, at Rgsen saar 10 fra ben / oe
Gage iaafalote ubiioes Yaseropr. Sore
i linsen, iom ben 9ioes / Yamiletten, er up.
perlis eiter min griuorins ON ben senl'
"Scs Cabin, iom ben brustes, oa ies pa'
Smaasut.
Gfteriom le9 bur brist "&alners 80!
Cabin S%aridparile, iaa er bet mig en- SlRo
of meeoele, at les amer ben for ben beoit
% i~itreite al ole S%ariaparila 8%ompoiitione
/ Yeroen, % ies er iprpisiet ON, q. ben p
alceles renie Ylooet fra alleila9s %llreHlil
beoer. 6. 6. Stooearo.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

ira Folitirctten. 8pmmersn: "8aa iamme lib,
l0m Se par becet oenre Dame ON en- Nlmisie, bar De iruet
benOs meb en- anippel Os iast: De mao bs!"
Den G~nflasebe: "@aniie ristis men jes br life
laSt, naar bun mao b., % bs maa bun 10 en- Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

&ettelie. s & rrsiponoancen ira ga
cpbspile Orr. 3S) itaar, at Spmmeren er
lang; iltebetior lang lfal itaa triOeli9.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
I'll Wbomneutcrue.

V0e Nbonnenter tan erboloe be uofonlne :.
N"ma'ere al "Veo Xrnsa'| for 25 Gents. S""'"
Huuamere fofer 1 Gent.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20

pramts's'su I,HSss mb eIotstt i'll ROrs. os 3anmar, pa fannie gdtH8H"
iom buttuauSs. geresI,,
y. gnunoien, 3ecorab, Soma
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-20
&ort YrQmic =S1o,,
uieS ABE aarsams af
"Decorab.poIten."

o. "Garpen," en- SamIno Of ubr,,.
wv. IL banfs os iUenRe Nationals CO esIfa5s. s am rprrl
'o1'al'rS' SnS'osS, OH. s n,s "S Ss,r Sa ", TStn ''s'' !. en- p5a"i''so8 al ton1 s%' 4
r,utr auRst "Sarp.u"; ut btIutttSs os osfor til at ueaiu, # m, " 0" shn
al iamm, % esuus r nu fGrsis. III ben Gist "borptn" bor nj ton,t " egs
snttI ist en- DRGnsb, np, gang. % Giste eo9n u $40 chr Sttt q
aot Qapir os sot ino5unsst -GsorabsP Ohsu- Os -9tb grutn. -. M -
jpm BRENT. 81 % Tor Nare. ' Ssua
"earpen" iOhr s%OobanStIsn so Cents, men gbsnu,n,.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-15

WASHINGTON. August 1.-The Pitts
burg team huncheI their oits to-day,
" nile thu WashiugtoI, made their er
rors Just al the wrong time. Wash
i.g1or 5, Pltrsburg7 Batteries Wa b.
ineton, Whitney and Mack: Pitts5Grg.
SIalry and Miller.
PHILADELPHIA, August 14.-Tbe good
fielding of the Philadelphias again ce-
feated the Indianapolis team this after
noon. Philadelphia 4. Indianapolis
Batteries Philadelphia. Sanders and
Schriever; Indianapolis. Healey and
Daily.
LOUISVILLE, August 14.-Louisville6 6,
Brooklyn 5.
CINc1NNATI, August 14.-Cincinnati
IL, Baltimore 6.
KANSAS CITY. August 14.-Athletics 4
Kansas City L.
ST. Louis, August IA St. Louis s.,
Cleveland 0.
Boston, August 14,-Detroit threw
away the game by wild playing to-day.
Score-Boston 10, Detroit I. Bat
teries-Clarkson and Kelly, Ruber and
Bennett.
New YORK, August IA The inferior
base running and close decisions by tno
umpire defeated the New Yorks to-day
Score-New York Chicago 4 Bat
teriss-Keefe and Ewing, Ksosk aoc
Flint.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-15
THE ELkS' CLUB.
The Articles Filed-Its Objects
and Pursuits.

The articles of association OF the
Eiks' Club, have been filed with the
clerk Of the Third District Court. The
main pursuit of the corporation is an
nounced as being the cultivation OF
social relations among its members,
and to that end to acquire and hold
real and personal property, and to
transact all business appertaining to
and necessary or proper for the main
tenance of social club. Fifty years is
the limit named for the existence of the
corporation. Joseph D. Walden, James
Y. Parker, Arthur j. Gunnell, john B.
man, Robert l.. Scannell, Frank n.
Shelton and Charles 3. Wilkes are named
as the board of directors in whose hands
the couduct OF the affairs OF the
corporation shall be; of these s. B.
Walden is named as president, James
V. Parker. vice. president, Arthur J .
Gunneli. treasurer, Robert L. ScanneH,
treasurer. The capital stock is placed
$40 each. The stock is not transfer
able, save upon the consent of the
board of directors. The names of the
parties to the agreement are as follows !:
Joseph B. Walden, James ". Parker,
Arthur J. Gunneli, John B. Farlow,
Hoyt Sherman, G. f. Annett, Robert
l.. Scsnnell, F. N. Shelton, G.. s.
Wilkes, George Osmond, s. f. fenton,
James 7. Clasbey, Chester Howe, F.
NJ. Van Horn, Boliver Roberts, Jr., F.
J. Fabian, William Brown, f. s. Bas-
com, William Sloan, J. l.. Haywood
L. B. Rogers, B. S. Little, Alexander
Mitchell, Charles Stdney Smith, George
f. Downey, w. J. Mcintyre. D. s.
Murray, C.E. Mainland, F. B. Shelly,
Charles Rookledge, L. J. Hilton, E. B.
Critchlow, l.. H. FarLsworth, w. G.
Pavey, s. Il. Lewis and Theodore
Bruback.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-15
Tho American Party.

WASHINGTON, August IA. - After
calling the convention to order after
recess, the chairman announced
as credentials committee Jereme
B Burke, District of Columbia !;
A B. Chase, Illinois; Al. Boyer, M.
D., j. w. Jarboe, New York; H. K.
Hutz, Virginia; DR.. R. Leck, Pennsyl-
vania; and E. n. Wilson. of California.
At 5 clock the committee on Gre
dentiaIs reported l76 deIegates-sixty-
seven more from New York, fifteen
from California, Sven from Illino s
aud Sven from New Jersey; Eve each
fran Maryland and Massachusetts,
foar from Pennsylvania, three from
Virginia, Two each from Maine, Mime
apolis and District of Colum bia,
and one each from Alabama,
Florida, Louisiana, Mississippi,
South Carolina and Vermont. PEND
ing the motion allowing each
Congressional district in tie several
States and Territories represented in
the convention one vote and Two at
large, to b, cast by the delegations
present, was called up and finally re-
ferred 10 the com mittee On resolutions.
The chairman announced these com
mitiees On permanent organizailon:
II. G. Tayle, of Illinois; G. d. Alder
sery. OF Maryland; A. J. Simmons, of
Maine; j. +. Peterson, of Pennsylva-
Ma; George w. Grsyson,o of California;
Hanford Nash. of New York,
aud A. White, OF Massachu
sets. Platform and resolutions:
J. Nj. Bassatt, California, chairman; A.
J. Boyer, Maryland; J. NJ. Munyon,
Pennsylvania; G. Thompson. Illinois;
Charles E. Hoag. Massachusetts,; S. T.
Hursch. New York; j. Wedderburn,
Virginia; r. Z. Roberts. Louisiana, R.
W. Reuter-, Florida; a. ). Simmons,
Maine; G. A. Moss, Vermont; I.
Sharpe, Kansas; &c rye n. Proper,
Minnesota j. w. Gallup, Missouri;
Thomas Miller, New Jersey; Z. H.
THORN, South Carolina; I. r. Trombly,
District Of Columbi l.. Craudall.
Alabama; and F. Decker, Delaware. The
convention then adjourned until 10
O'Clock tomorrow.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-08-15
PERSONAL.
L. M. OLSON is I'D from Price.

l.. M. OLSON is up from Price.
LUTHER T. .TJTrLE, Of Manl, is in
town.
3. r. WELLS, of Chicogo, is at the
Continental.
JOHN THURaooD, OF Bountiful, was in
town yesterday.
GEORGE F. Brown cana down from
Ogden yesterday.
Dow CHAPLIN came down from Farm
ington on Tuesday.
JOSEPH MARRIOTT, of Murray, came
up to the city on Tuesday.
FIRST ASSISTANT POSTMASTER GENERAL
STEPHENSON is visiting Salt Lake.
JOHN T. WALKER. of Pennington,
made trip to the city yesterday.
Mrs. G. NJ. sOHURoHILL. editress of
the Queen Bee, at Denver, is in the city
in the interest of her paper.
PROFESSOR Fl. SCHMIDT- WURTENBERG
who has just been added to the faculty
of the University of Deseret, has ar
rived from Cornell University.
AMONG the visitors to Salt Lake this
week were Judge James w. Savage.
government director of the Union Pa
oi6c; MIR. Boyce, chief engineer Of the
comp ny, and Mr.. Dey, one of the orig
mai Union Pacific engineers.
ADLAr Il. STEVENSON. first assistant
possmasrer-generai, ia in Salt Lake.
Yesterday. i'll com pany with Govern or
West and few others, he took in the
bsau les Of the Great Salt Lake from
Garfield Beach.
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Immigration Investigation.

New YORK, August Al. B. Green.
dale once an inmate of the City of
London Asylum, swore that he was
discharged, after ten days confinement.
The Lord Mayor sent him and his
family to this country.
George Guelrichek. a German, who
had been in this country three years,
said while in Berlin, he was the agent
for French sleeping car company. He
was acquainted with Berlin STATISTICS
and they showed during the past five
years they were about 800 900 inhst i
tents.
Nemit Nsgnus, a city council
man, and man held in much
favor by the German government
was called on as a witness
respecting the mode by which perse-
cuted Russian Jews could be shipped to
this country. 1t was the policy of Bis
marck to drive off the Pole and reor
gsnize the regime of the police and te
reorganize the country. There was al
immense fund in the hands of the Ger
man government to buy up lands anG
possession of undesirable Poles anc
then to sell property for small sums tt
Germans,
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DOINGS OF CONGRESS.
A Heated Discussion Takes
Place in the House.
A BILL TO pR0RIBEG TRUSTS.
The Fisheries Treaty Again The
Lie Passes-No Quorum in
The House.
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, August 14.-Reagan in
troduced bill to define trusts and pro-
vide for the punishment of persons
connected with them.
In the course of the discussion as to
its reference Sherman said he had given
some attention to the subject in order
to see how TAR it vas within the Consu-
tutional power of Congress to prohibit
trusts and combinations in restraint OF
trade. It was very clear there was no
such power in Congress, to be derived
from its power to raise and collect
taxes. 1t was power which might be
exercised by each State for itself. eim-
liar laws had been enacted in England
and other countries. Whether such laws
could be engrafted By National author
ity on the statute books of the United
States under its peculiar system OF
government, there was some doubt.
h agRn said the bill was framed with
9 view Of avoiding constitutional din
Guilty of assuming ID leglSlate on Ine
matter of State jurisdiction. There
was also difficulty in defining what a
trust was and IN providing appropriate
penalties. After further discussion tue
dill vas referred to the committee on
finance. Reagan also introduced Dill
which was referred to the committee
on commerce, requiring officers, or at
least three quarters of the crew OF
every merchant, whaling or fishing YES
sci to be either native born OF natural
- ra&n
The resolu,I Ion offered some time
since BY Chandler, instructing the Select
committee on Indian traders. TO con
tinue it's investigation during recess,
was reported back and agrs ed to.
The Senate then resumed considers
ton of the fishery treaty addressed by
Morgan.
Having quoted from Chaudler's
sLeech some extracts rejecting on the
Secretary of State, Morgan said the
tongue of scandal had been let loose in
tn debate in way which might Goa
vino, the world that when he Senate
sat W th closed doors nothing but scor-
pions were applied to the backs OF
American citizens who had been Jml-
mated for office, or who had taken
part in negotiating treaties. In dis
cussion of the question of free hsh,
Morgan said the New England enatofs
and owners OF fishing vessels had
thought they were putting up the
smarlesG sort of y joo in trying TO Csc
the treaty making power TO issue
proclamation of nOn-interCourse as a
means OF prohibiting the instroductlon
of free fish.
The Senate then resumed considera-
ton of legislative business.
sherman introduced bill to declare
unlawful trust. and combinations in
restraint of trade and production end
had 1t referred to the committee OF
finance.
After executiY session, the Senate
adjourned.
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81 inc

AUGUSTA, Me-. August 4.-Salem
was passed a 20 pm. Ipswich an
hour later, arriving at Newbury port at
IL p M. At all the stops Blaine greeted
the crowd. but briefly as he finds after
two years disuse at public SD, aklng,
his voice is easily oyertax9d. AT New
buryport he pleased the throng by say
Ing Maine men always felt at nome in
Massachusetts, and he was glad to be at
home and among friends.
Portsmouth, n. H., was reached at
8 OF and North Beckw,ih was the first
STOP in B!aine's own state, 1856. With
q brief respor'e to welcomes, Blsine
was hurried through Biddeford anu
Saco and other towns TO Portland
where stop was made at . 30 p. IN. and
acknowledgment made 70 SO. COO of their
greeting The train arrived at Au.
gusta at S.45 p. III. The front of the
depot was q solid block of humanity
shouting wildly welcome home, Bands
and torchs made light and noise. Il
Nominations were seen in al
most every window near Au-
gusta. The house was huge
triumphal arch Of evergreens and
American flags with the words swell
come Home" in large letters of gas jets.
Mr.. RIaine's house was encircled IN a
halo of light from many Examinations.
Mr.. Blaine rode in a carriage drawn by
four white horses. AS Mr.. Blaine
stepped on his own grounds the band
PLAYED "Ho e, Sweet Home" and he
was loudly cherred as he walked to
the platform, accompanied by the
reception committee.