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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15
Jahrgane 22.-Nr. S.
Dfann bon ben @erbienfen bes prinsen
eiedtenffein bic grfabruns MAIDEN, baf
bic @ebulb feiner Wdbler elm Creme

Dtann bon ben @erbienRen bes prinsen
eiedtenftein bic grfabrung MAIDEN, baf
bic Schulz ieiner @dbler. Elm @renas
bat. Man t5ntte alIenfals iasen
vDteieS Sabr" bauert ia nur nod stpei
Dtonate, aber es 1T aebn gesen eirs 3u
tpe'ten, boB barllntep ettpas glnberes
|als ber &sit bes laufenben aala,ser
Sabres 3u re,ifeben 1T. yeur su out
pabt oie Gadri4t gu elmer anbern, bic
ihcn ieit Mohen iimlduft: Die enbe
9fopember in gDten slllammentretenoe
alIgemeine 6ferreidiide RatbpIt.
|fenperia am luns tpelbe ii@ -
auf b6bern Wuni4 - tpeber NIT Der
Sdulfrase nod nit Der iocialen 6raae
nod NIT Der Gage bes +. 8aters Be,
ihdftisen. gtne ableusnurs bat nitt
sefeblt, aber bic Bebauptung tritt neuer
oings tpieoer In beitimmter Sorln auf.
IS TT ia nun am enbe nt1t ntDglih.
eine &athollfenberiamml ;u balten,
auf tpel6er iene erei @eeenfdnbe gar
nidt ertpdbnt tperbet = Der ge1aIetb
NIT benz Meffer pbne &linse, benz bas
6eft fsblt, ldse sar au nabe :; aber
penn mon iie ,ulr ireift,. tpenn man
periudt, ben gel, gu tuaiden, ptne ibn
nab su maaen, bann ldBt mans beier
gang bleiben. Die Stimmen In Oeffer=
rtit Iinb ourdaus ni@t feIten, tpelhe
meinen: beher teinen 2atbplitentag, als
einen iOl@en tlnb fe baben redt,
wenn bic 8ebauptuns iih I'm tpsientIi=
hen beitdttst. @orldufis bDfen tuir
noa, oaB oieb nidt seidtsbt, unb bab
ote Wiener geriann1luns umsefebrt mt
Der Observation-Disclosures aufrdumt,
tpelde oer tatboIii@en 8epeel.ns In
Oeiterreid tpabrlid nidt aur 3ierbe ges
reiht bat.
@as ben Munih bes &aiiers NIT
beaue auf ben 2iehtenifein'i6tn @dal=
antrag betrifft. BAT cer2iehtenitein. Stub,
neuern Nahribten aus 98ien aufolae,
bereits aaeruntertbdnisft Sa basu ges
fagt.
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Sie Hatbolifen Oeiterreidl's, Il

0ie 2atbolifsn Osferrei6's, 70
idreibt Die .a6.n. Gn.ts3.', iteben am
Sheloewege: tie merpen fit enol,n
entl4lieBen muien. ob lie ibte beiIi3iteu
Sntsrehen aub in Der Oppoiit,o IA
sesen oas beitebsnbs Reytment rertreten
ODER iid 3u elmer Rssisrunsspartsi um.
bIloen poa n, DE itb mit fretm,a ieen
uno oemeatiprsheno tdr1lidhen 2.iitua
gen B gatisea mug. Wm erinars ith
DER langen Seiosusgeidlhte oes > d l.
antraes 3ie1tenitein's. Jtat
oem berielbe Ronate buour@ oas fteb
enoe Tsemd tn Drefe ilno gsriamln.
lungen gttp len mar lao Qunoerttau.
ienoe bon nnteridr,ftsn erbalten bate,
ltsB th Brnj 3iehseai1ein betpegen,
oenielben bis 3ur ndhiten Seiiion Dee
Rei4sratbs suriid3uftuen, uno oie Yin.
aabe, er b1be fth ocs,l IN folse oireder
Sntel psatton osS Ra,fers enii itloiIsn,
fano alIgemetn Blauben. Oas mahte
|iAon oamals bfies Blut; oenn Der I'm.
fug nit Der confe,iiDaslolen Shule bol
In Oefterreih ihon 70 lanse seoauert,
oaB man iih niHt Dunoern carf, tpenr
b n 2erlten oas Warten iauec nj. b
g. Qenbs nah elmer iolhen Diafenpe.i.
lion leben o,e nnter3slhner oarauS. onf
nun auh ernit seaiatt wiro. Snosi
len beruhig,e man iih mob einmal
Sest III Der Reihs1atb faum eroffnet
uno iofort tbsilt Bring 2iedteah,i1 iei
nem Club NIT, Der Raties babe ib,
etlu6t. ie,nen Antras fiir bieies Sab
no@mnls 5uriid,uSispen. @ie lang
,,nie'eS Sabr" nod oraern, pas BAN
tueiier gelheben ioG, 1T bis isst noe
tht befarlnt, uno biz AntrpDrt pes BIm
,en, penn er iton elne geseben tal
fben 10 tnenis Yfan tann nur min
lihen, oaB tie aeutI,1 oblebneno laut,
poer gelauIst bat, ionif bdrfts felbf ei
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15
Mns Der MQoention beS Vaptfe5 an


enc Insabl 8ilger aus Neap;l. rpelH
ben preubiiden @eianoten bon GAIDse1
oeranlabt baten iDa ~ reiigniren, ie
bier na@ iiberieeiiden tatboliiaen Bet
tunsen Splsenbes ,nttgetbeilt v@ot
sete, bab ale Staliener bas 4apiftbun
anerfsnnen, eS ahten unb ebren, an.
ifatt oafelbe gu betriegen unb itm bi,
su ieiner Wiirbe notbmenoige Sreibei
wteoerseben. Sbr tpibt aber, bab I'm.
oanfbore, entartete SDbne gegsn bas
popiitbum iebe Slit brauhen. ie9liHes
Dsittel antpenoen 3u ieiner 8sfdmpiung,
Oemiitbiaune uno @rnieorisang. gd3.
lide 8efdimpfunsen ipasen iie uno le.
gen ftd feinen 3ligel nebr an, geber
ieoe &udiidt auf. Mlles ipiro ols 8or-
wano benust, tpie bas Der Sal mar nit
Den Norten, bic @ir sesen Gnoe bes
lebten Monates an bic 9tlgerlaaar BET
italieniiden @eiitlidteit seritbtet baben.
nnb bod lit barin libts yesues gelagi
N roen. SIM San3en 2aufe nnleres
Bon.i ficates babsn Dr oersteihen tpie.
osrbDlt. Stets bahen gBir bic unuiir.
o'ge Sage Der 8. Stublss bstlagt, bic
slt;dglt4 1T fiir ieine Senouns uno
fir 1siue Wiiroe. Stets baben Wit
Die tpntlide Sreibeit uno eine ni9t ilIu.
iortl9e unabbdngistsit seforoert. Mus
erbabenen @riinoen, nidt aus sebsimen
abiidten baben QSir tets bic evbeilig
ten 8ehte bes B. GtnbIes sutiid per=
lan9t, cine tbatidtlthe Spuoerainetdl
8arllm iino alio iebt bie Mngriffe uno
8eleioisunsen IL beftig ,lno 10 aablreih?
Betl betannte Ebatidhen uno nmiidnbe
oen 9ob ilDermatkiser nno oas Inter.
fangen oretiter MAIDEN gesen bic sebsis
lt8ten Geate Der 8irhe uno bes apo
itolil&en Stubles. 9eftiser als j,
wiitbet Der Ranpf beilte in 3om. uno
erbalten uno ssidiirtlpiro er ourcb ben
oerbre4sril@en Mnttieb Der eebeimsn
i5eieaidaften. Qier IN bieiem Nom,
no AlIss ipriht BON ben iouperdnen
Pdpffen. bon ,brer gsiitliaen unD tpslt,
lthen 9errihaft, bler coneentrirt iih
Ger 9ab. ilno aus pSHeielen iiingifen
ycrSdngen wdSt ntdif ttnter nelen Des
letoigunSen Die 8eitdlisung Der aqbe.
tannten geualtfbdtisen niurpattonsn
bsrauleiten. Wtan fabt bas pabre, Ct
babene @el@,d Rom's nidt, man nil
lene @rDBe rninoern, um es etnfad 1u
einer Qaupiftaot etnss aoaigreides ber=
abauoruden, mdbreno Hom boA pffens
bar oas 9aupt, bic Rbuisiu oes @ro,
trelles lit Durd ieine @slhihte lit es
uoIbe1beitinmt tporoen gum 5,se oes
5tattbalters Seiu gbriifl uuo es miro
bic Qaupiit1ot Der ganaen tas
tbolihen 8slt bleiben. gBas auh
'ommen mbSe: Wir tennen unierepH,Ht.
Jiietnals weroen 8r Die sebeilisten
Snlerel sn oet &lrhe obne Bertbeiotgung
taHen. llno gSr poQen fie aQese,i
nit nm 10 sl6Berer Stanobaftistett per
tbeioi5e'l, als bic Ansrtffe ibrer 5einoe
lth mebren tperoen."
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-15
@stteS Wiiblen tttablen langIam,

@stteS Wiiblen mablen langIam,
aber ii9er. Als i'm Sabre 1873 at
BDnn (RheinpreuBen) IN Der 2eie, unb
@rbolunssseisaidait am Saitnadtss
Ionnta8 v@onclape uno papitmabl" ges
lpielt uuroe uno bieriiber in tattpliiHen
Rreiien eeredte ntrhltun9 fi4 duBerte.
abnte wobl &einer, baB na6 penieen
Sabren @ottes Strafseritt iih in 10
furdtbarer Weiie an ben 8eranifaI=
tern iener gapit unb Stride perbSbnenz
ben SAanccomDcie ge.tenb madden
uer6e.
Die Mitalieoer bes bamaIisen iopen.
vGDnelape" in garbinalstle,oung ndbIs
ten ben Brofeior ST.. Obernter unter
bent gfamen ~ytieres XI gum 8apff.
ReInerinen, in Tricots geflsioet, tru3en
oas Wort ,,Spnclape" auf einem ni&t
ndber gu be3eidnenoen 35rpertbeile ;
cine 6laide Wein iolIte ben 3. @eiit bars
fteQen u. I. tp.
Mber @ott ldBt Seiner ni1t ipotten.
prof. Obernier ertranfte baIo na6ber
uno TT unter unisslihsn S4mer3en am
.UtIsentrets seitorben. Der 0auptbsrs
anitaltsr oes uSeites", tpents ssahtet,
fdHpft nit Der Sttnlnoiu6t. Sin
Ebe.lnebmer tpurbe faft an oerIelben
STEELE, tpo Die vGeier" ffattfanb, eom
Sdlag gerIbrt uno tuot na4 bauie ses
brabt. ginen aneern fano man toot
neben ieinem Quno Dor ieiner Bobnung
liegen. @ssoer Elm anoerer 1T berurt
geldbmt, baB er nur nDh pesetut Gtn
Seamter> tpelder nittpirtte, itiha a,if
Der Strabe tOot 3uiammen, Ano Elm ana
oerer ftrbt In spei Taeen. Gin tpeite=
rer 6eifsenORe liest euns eelabmt felt
Dtpnaten gu bette itno bpfft auf @rl5iung
bon isineu 2eioen ourh ben Soo. 9ret
iener ,,Gulturfdmpfsr" f:no In Goncurs
seratben, osHen Bsenbisuns elmer bon
tbnen - 3u lsinem @lld - ntdt ers
lebt fat. Der 3Deiie, frlber ielbltdnbi.
ger 3aufmann, friifst nIs Heiienber feiR
:Daiein. Ser brittle enolih batmit elmer
iShul6snlaft bon 100000 Nart,
aber feinen Nctiben, 8anferott ae=
ma&t uno tpuroe tpegen BetsIgs per>
baitet.
Das ftnb Tbatia6en,, trs(Ge ielbft
einen &ottesleusner itusiJ MAIDEN t6ns
men, benz &attoIten aber einerieits
bic @eredtieteit @ottes tnys flare 2i&t
ffeQen, uno anbelieits aud ben ourh bic
@,i6i6te betpabrbeiteten Sas: vQui
mango du Pope ea'naeussa b, ,8er pont
Paplt TIT - fth an tim berere,ft -
itirbt oaran") tpieoerum In, auffaG nber
Beiie beitdt,sen. Cine Gn,abl ber
frdftisfen, In ben beitar,. 2ebensiatren
itsbencen WdnneE tpeIhe htbolii1 ees
lauft, aber ibrer &elieipnI Den Rnden
georebt, perereift fth On bieier, trdbt
itr @eip5tt NIT pnpit une Rir4e, unb,
COB uno 8eroerben fino ibr 2oos.
Ser 8spdbrsmann, S,Hen Mittbets,
(unsen mir b,er tpieoergt9 ben, 1T elm
bodsebiloeter, uno per,rauenspGrbtser
oerr. Der peri6nl,@ BON oieien 8prgdn.
gen &enntniB 9enommen.
.GoIumbia.'
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Bel ben beutlhen Rattpliten, bon oeret
2isbe @ir, tuie AUDI bei ben portusie
lien, NIT &eht bas @rSBte ertparten
3ubem 3weifeln @ir nidt, baB NIT elei
der 8erstttpiaisteit Staliener unb Spa:
nier oos @ert beeiiniiisen uno unterftii
Iten tperoen. @enn eli, NAL bic Rennt
nib Der 10 unipitrbisen llnb bdbliher
ofifauiIHen Stlapersi bltrdeebruneer
1T, tpenn bic @eiiter setpedt tporoer
iinb. Inn 6eilmittel su iuhen, tpenn
entflammt tporben 1T cas @efibl Der
Stem nftlihteit uao hriltlihen 2tebe
Damn oiirfen mir ertparten !: benz Md6e
siinifiser @eitnnuns guropa's, tpeldes
Dir biz iett gu tbeil tpuroe, tpirb aud
in 3ufunft bas MaB Der pGaftiiden
4rbeit nno Der GreisebiSteit entipre:
den.
Debbalb tppIen @,r bth nidt ct.
mabner, - bern Der grmcbuung beoarf
etn 10 tbattrdftiges 8orgeben nidt -
ionoern pislmebr biz Slid mIniaen,
oaB bu In oieiem @eiite unb nit oieier
Stanobaftisfeit, unter @pttes 9llfe,
oein 8esirnen fortiessff. @etpis tannit
ou oeine biidbHiAe 2iebe niht be6er
betunoen, no4 our4 irgeno cine Sbd
t'sfeit oi@ mebr um Die hrilflihe Sahe
per6ient maiden. Denn niht tpsniaer
ourt driitlides pie burh nten1 1blihes
Redt iit aller Menihen Sreibeit in slei.
der Beiie sebeilist. 2Senn Gnise bic
Rr4e beihuIbtsen, fie babe ith gu ir
geno elmer 3elt Der Sflapersi connibent
9e5ei9t ooer fiir oeren Beieitisung niht
seniiseno setpirtt, 10 seisen lie unountz
barfe,t uuo AUDI l1ntenntniB Der Gbatz
laden, oa Die @eidihte anf's flarffe
oauon ipriht, tpas gu bieiem 3pede
aplfolil4e Wdnner In Mfrica ielbft. lmo
BON &om aus, Der 0auptitaot Der fa=
lbolilasn @eIt, bic pdpife seleiftet bas
ben.
Du ioait nidt TN 3tpeifeI b[eiben,
eaB Wir oeine Nblthten unb beinen 81:
fer in ieoer uns mDsli9en @eife ,lnters
ftuben tpoaen. Mls Il sterpfano bieles
uniares Wiasns ,peiien Dr biz 800,
'o00 sire an ,gert beifinnen gDtr bteIe
Summe fiir bih, oanit ou oisfslbe
nah osinem grmeGen an bic Mnitalten
byp. gomites ;ur Mbihai1ung Der Sflas
perei In Africa oertbeilen naga. Nshts
fann uns tpabrIi6 erniinihtes iein, alS
oieIsn 10 unmenl tliA gequdlten Wfen-
l&en 81 belfen oll@ tpiro es bic &a-
tbolifen aler B5lter, beren grobarttge
Treieebieteit 8ir namentli9 in oteiem
Sabre fennen gelernt baben, freuen 3u
b6ten, bab bic ssrlhte ibrer 6reigebis=
tsit aud oasu perpanbt tpsroen, bieie
srauiiSen nnbilben gu befdmpfen uno
ole WenI Ihenwilroe Bel 10 pielen unSerer
8raoer 3u rpabren.
Sci setrpit, eeliebter SObn, ,,no iese
Iae 9OHnung auf @ott, ben Batter ,,nD
Isrbalter aller U1enihen. ats unter-
pfaao Seiner @naoe uno aIs 8emeis
unleres ndterlihen @oblpouens ertbei
len @ir germ Dir, oeiner @eiiflihteii
uno osinem seiamten 8olte i'm Qsrrn
Den Mpoitoliihen Sega,.
8eeeben gu &om bel ct. Yeter am
IL. Oct 1888, i'm elften Sabre nn=
ieres Ycnti ficat:s.
papif SEQ XIII.
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Oas Greebnib Ger tDahlen.
@rdESeutenwabl. Gs itebt jett

NrdESeutenwabI. Gs itebt jett
mBpeifelbait felt, bab Glepelanb
9efttasen ,lno Der Gepublicauer 9arri=
ion gum 9rdiipentcn 9elpdblt tperoen
1T. @pn ben bisber ais vs,ptifelbaft"
anseiebenen Staaten baben MIR Stem
serlep ,mo Connecticut ben,ptratilcb 9e=
itimnlt, oaSes II 1T ni4t MIR gtep Yort,
ipnoern audi Suoiana, tpem AUDI NIT
perbd tuiBmdBls serinsen MsebrReiten,
tpelde siffermdBiS nod ni6t gang felts
iteben, oen &epublican.n su9eiallen
Solpeit iih bas grSebnib bis ieBt iibers
ieben ldbt, 9at
9arriipu bon ben @ablitimmen
alf ale Sale 225 betpmmem Glepez
lamb aber 162, uno srpar itimntten fit
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lteber ben sroben 8ranS 81 Gin
AZ L., Il L { 4 =

lIeber Oen groben Brano 5u Giin-
frlD be- FnlDas iuelhen bas 3abel Dor
Epier3ebn Sasen flrs seineIoet Bat, Be-
.ri4tet Die .6uloaer 3eitrms':: .11niere
9aahba ftoot 6iinfelo bot Elm fat un=
.beidreiblides 8ilo oes Summers. 3uei
Drittel liesen beute in Sdutt u. aIde.
Sn Der sanSen mittleren. Gtabt; BON,
6ulbaer 8ers biz gum 2anoratbsz
ante 1T faum mod Elm 6aus su ieben.
0ie Mnsabl Der absebrannten @obn.
bduier oilrfte a,tsidlieblia Der eaebens
gebduoe auf 200 gu ihdben iein l1eber,
bic l1riade bes 8ranbes perlautet' Biz
iest nidts 8eitimmtes Das 6euer lpa
mprgens gegen 6 l1br i'm g. itbaus aur
&rone ausgebro4en iein llno bel Dem
berridenoen Binoe nit raienoerS9nel.
li9feit bic ansren3enoen @ebdube ersrii.
fen baben. @egen Mittas bilbete Der
Mittelpun't Der Stabt einen sSsuerbero,
10 oaB 1d Memanb mebr babin tpaeen
fonnte Die bonn frIben Dtopaen an
Stllnbe fiir Stsnoe be beisseilten Seuers
rpebrs Nannidaften, aud, ltniere itdbtis
ide unb Eabnbofss6euertpebr, arbeites.
ten nit fait Recommendations Nnitrenss
ung. 8on @elsfelo mar mittags 3l2
llbr cine 46tbeilumg Wdlitdn 80 Wlann)
per @rtra3uS na4 Der 8r noitdtte be-
f6rbert tpOroen. Dab in 6iinfelo Die
grDste yaptb berridt, uuo eaB i6lel-s
niSit 6Ilfe nDtb tbut, beoarf elmer tpeiz
terer 8egriinoung oa piele Der Mbse=
braanten nur bas nadte 2eben gerettet
baben Die Stabt ssuloa bat nod
seite n (0ton aO 9Lbeno een 9robpors
ratb Der bie gen Bidder, iotpie cine glns
sabl tppaener Oedenac ei1iainlreln uno
iofort nit Der 8abn na9 !@iinfelo
transpDrtiren laHen tpo bic 0ert9eiluna
unperjil5li4 itattfano. 9ie Dboahlpien
iino meiitens u, Der s. nSloer 3uder=
fabriF, tbeils in ben 8irhen iato >Aulz
&dumen unter9ebrlht, tbeil, aud camz
piren bieielben auf freiem 9eioe. 3um
Slid iino @eriuite an Menhbenleben
MIDI su beflasen siur elm @itslieo
ber Suloaer 8abnbofs Sslerpebr,
@abnbofidueiner Sled. eiitt beim
prllnse BON elmer Rauer b,rab iebr
itarte 8erlebungen am 2op5. Die 3abl
Der Oboa9loien miro 1000 ii6mifeiaes..
Der 8ranoihaDen tpire ani 2 NtiGiona,
Wsart seihdst. 9ln Der geriid,er,ng
participiren 5ablrei4e @eieaihoften -
lleber Die gntitebilri. ,svria9e be9 ;seaers
lit nihts 3unerldiNgeS betU.nt , Die
ginsn ebaupten, IS liese llupor dtis=
felt gu grunoe, Die Anoern slauben an
&anoitifiunJ. Das Selet fcante iid
NJ entlih oebhaib 10 nlBe sroentlid
lidnea perbreiten, neil erie -heune n
Die anoere gren5te uno oieseSheilner
idmtlih nit Den grtrdgniHm Der beari:
gen grnte 9efillIt paren gls elm wei:
teres 0erbreitungsmittel bes 8ranoes
mlifen Die StrDhplrppea beseihnet tper:
ben, tpelhe bier 81 S.aloe nod lnter oet
Da4siegeln liesen, User oieie DAD
un9sart fennt, afro pi1en, baB eli,
Shnte Seniist, bas Dab in 8ra b 4
ieeen, uno 1at lestere5 erlt 6euer az
fanSen, badn 1T bas gauje 9aus. pa oi
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Sur oaS 2eoz0auS

4 benz .@aneerer' fsrner einsesansen:
8em Si. SoIepb's.8erein IN
Sseu ulm. .............$10.00.
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- Sn Hebrasfa fielen bic 80 abs
len tpte eewDpnll& repabIicanii& aus.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16

A Congressman and His Ex-secretary
Get Into the Courts.
WASHINGTON, November 15th.-In the
Criminal Court here to-day, James H. Ora
ham, ex-private secretary of Congressman
Glover, was tried ON a charge of house
breaking, for entering Glover's house on
September 10Th and abstracting a quantity
OF valuable papers belonging to the case OF
Mrs. Anastasia Patten against her architect.
Fleming, for swindling.
Testimony for the prosecution, given by
Glover and two of his employees and a pri-
vate detective, showed that Graham had
been discharged By Glover and that two
days later he entered the house and secured
the papers, and afterwards Acknowledged
to the private detective that he had them
and would return them for $500.
For the defense, Graham testified that he
was an attorney in the Patten- Fleming suit.
and had a right to the papers. He denied
breaking into the house, and charged that
the house was kept closed to avoid Glover's
creditors. He entered the back way, but
neither broke or even moved the bolt of
the door.
After some more minor testimony, Judge
Montgomery charged the jury that if they
believed Graham was entitled to the papers
he could not be convicted. The case was
then given to the jury, and after being out
three hours they brought in verdict of
disagreement and were discharged. 1t is
understood the jury were eight for acouit-
tai and four for conviction.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
A DEMOCRATIC CLAIM.
TREASURE TROyE.
Old Books in a Junk-ShOp Pan Out a

Old Books in a Junk-shOp Pan Out a
Neat Fortune.
PARIS (Ky), November 15th.-Great ex.
element exists here over the find of large
amount of money, some say as high as
$4,000, in book in Harry Longs junk
shop by some colored men who were hand
ling rags for him. 1t is known that one
man had as high as $3.50, all of which were
old greenbacks, issued in 1862, some OF
which were counterfeit, but most of them
good. The Northern Agricultural and
BOURBON Banks took in good lot of it, all
OF which the Cashiers pronounced good, but
Cashier Northcott, of the Deposit Bank,
refused $40 note, which was base coun-
terfeit. Mr.. Long, proprietor of the junk
shop, recently brought large number Of
old books at the sale of the effects of VIM.
Shaw, deceased, formerly proprietor of the
Paris FIGURING Mills, and number else
where, so he does not know where the
books with the money really came from.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
POWDERLY'S ADDRESS.
Interesting Matters Laid Before the
Knights of Labor.

knights of Labor.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 18th - This
mornings session of the Knights of Labor
Convention was devoted to further reports
and routine business.
There was time for but two reports before
adjournment. Those were from Powderly
and ex-Secretary Litchman. Powderly's
report took up two hours, and Litchman
followed for one hour and twenty minutes
They were not given to the press. Pow
derly's address is detailed review of the
past two years of his administration. 1t is
said to be an interesting document.
LATER.-Geueral Master Workman Pow
derly occupied two hours in delivering his
address. Among other things he advocated
the concentration of efforts to defeat the
tendency to land monopoly, the issuance oi
all money by the Government, and to Sc.
curing the equality of wages for men and
women. Hereaffirmed opposition to strikes
and declared that the day of strikes had
passed. A part of his remarks were de.
voted to the Knights who Withdrew after
the Minneapolis Convention.
Ex-Secretarv Litchman, in brief re-
port, defended his political action agains
the charges made by the Democracy.
[Powderly's address in full came over the
wires last night, but was too long for ad
mission to our telegraphic columns.-EDs,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
NO REST FOR HIM.
knights of Labor and Others Visit Gen
eral Harrison.

knights of Labor and Others Visit Gem
eral Harrison.
INDIANAPOLIS, November 15th.-The Pre-
sident-elect had large number of callers
day, interfering considerably with his
efforts to catch up on his correspondence,
which continues very heavy. His first
visitors comprised a party of one hundred
Republicans from Gelesburg, ILL.,, accom-
panied by military band Colonel Clarke,
F. Carr and Congressman P. S. Post headed
the:delegation.
A drizzling rain having set in early in
the day, making il inconvenient for such a
large party to reach his residence, General
Harrison came down TO the New Denison
just before noon and received his visitors
in the parlor of the hotel There were no
speeches. General Harrison shook hands
all around, and he was then serenaded.
Shortly after he returned home and re-
sumed work on his correspondence. At s
o'clock tonight sixty members of the Cen
eral Assembly, Knights of Labor, now in
session here, marched up to the Harrison
residence and congratulated the General on
his election. Their reception was of the
most informal character
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16

trand-avenue line was barricaded long
distance with barrels and overturned
trucks. In one case, the horses were taken
forclbiy from truckman, and his truck
was thrown On the tracks. Three hundred
police were ordered to the scene of the dis
turbance.
About noon the barricades were re-
moved, and under police protection one
cat, loaded with policemen, was then sent
over the line, the strikers jeering, out offer
ing no resistance.
1t is possible that the strike may extend
to the Broadway line in this city.
THE STRIKE ENDS THIS MORNING.
New YORK, November 16.h.-A. M-The
strike on the Brooklyn street.car lines was
declared at an end at l O'Clock AN. It is
said that both sides made concessions.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
ARIZONA.
The Legislature Republican-CompIet
| of q Valuable Canal.

PHGNIx, November 15th.-FuIl returns
from all the counties indicate Republican
majority of two in the next Legislature.
The Council will consist of seven Rapub.
licans and five Democrats, and the House
OF y Republicans end II Democrats.
The Highland Canal has Just beer COM
pleted and water turned into it. i. is y
miles in leogth, 16 ice wide, and two and a
half deep, with carrying capacity Of 5000
inches of water It will open TO settlement
twenty-five sections, or 10000 aerss Of the
finest fruit, grape and alfalfa land in Salt
valley.
The road agent who held up the Vulturs
stage ten days ago, and the Prescott stage
last Monday, paid the same compliment 10
the Fort Mcdowell Stage, with no better
result. He evidently thinks that persever-
snce may conquer.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1888-11-16
AN UNsAyoRY SPOT.
i San Franciscans Want Relief from
| Slaughter-bouse Nuisances,

SAN Francisco, November 15th-At the
meeting Of the Board of Health this even
ing long report on the condition of
Butchertown was presented. The commit
tee asks that the slaughter houses, as at
present conducted, be declared nuisance,
and that they be removed further into the
bay, so that the deep water may carry off
the offal.
The Board decided tha all food for hogs
must be boiled before fed to them. and re-
commended that all offal and refuse be
dumped into barges, to be toWed and
emptied into the main channel between
Alcatraz and Bleck Point. These and other
recommendation of sanitary nature, fif-
teen in number, were referred 10 the Super
viscrs for action.
Petitions are being circulated for sigma
lures asking thai the President of the So
ciety for the Prevention of Cruelty to Ami
mails be appointed Poundmaster.