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Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
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:. On al be melt isrselise utpfter, Der
noseniinbe er inbtruffet peb Stiaebaoss
tDitsn, banbte Onsbas Morsen ST. 10
/ Gan francisco Busten, libt u~Senfor
Golden Gate.
9ampfibet "gitp Of gbeiter" fOrlOS
BrpsseK / San 5rancisco 81. $50 paa
fin reaulere Eur til @urefa peb Cali
%iornias apit. st u~iaouanl Ct fort Ins
tai Yasiaserer fob paa 9etfst os iasoe
Jarpel til 8etuer, lpm bapoe iamlet fig
paa Brpssen. "Gitp Of Gbeiter" bams
pebe lansiomt neoOper gusten; ba ben
par fommen nOsle Mi( neb, beSpnote
1aasen at bliue u~alminbelis tpf. Sap
tsin @llace paa "Gttp Of @beiter" foo
itrar 9amppiben lpOe for at aopare
anore Stibe.
&apteiuen fortiatte &eiien fOriistis
neooper, inotil ban fom uoenfOr YOiut
Bort, bpor ban b8rte en- anben Damp
pibe lpce sjennem 3ua9en. 8aptein
@lllace ~beiuareoe Sisnalet os anmOs
beoe ben 5remmeoe ON at saa forbi paa
8a~sborosfben. Men bette bieu mis-
fo%ritaaet, ba man itrag eitsr iaa bet bel
oise Urient4lite 9ampifib Oceanic"
fomme frem al 3aasen lise paa "9bez
fter", iua bet bar umulist at unbsaa ct
Sammeuitoo. Naiten ale &abptpass
iaSerer bar paa 0eftet; &aptsinen ifres
til benz, at be maatte bore forbereote
paa SammeitsOet; 8~asiasererne bleu
frafIasne, iier bleu Der flor 5orpirs
ring blanbt 8uinberns os BSrnene, af
builfe Der par uiabpanlist mango.
Oceanic" traf "gbeiter" paa Bag
Orbiioen ueb 5albrebet. "Dceanic's"
SOu3 git neften tuersisiennem "gbez
i.er" oe bette bet / to Dele. Den for
ferbeli3ite SOrpirrins opitoo blanbt
Basiasererne, iOm ~ftimleoe iummen os
itres af 5rpst Os bah ON Sielp. Mes
bens bssse Sf.be benste iammen, gil
nosle BasiaSerer ooer paa "Oceanic's"
Sous os bleu rebbeoe paa benne Maabe,
men i%aainart bet bleo flor, iuinsebe bet
runbt os bespnbte at fire neb Baabene.
Oificerer Os Manbitab omborb paa
"@beiter" ipntes at babe tabt al Sat
ming efter Sammenitsoet. Manse Yas
iaserer flyer, at nOsle al Manbltabe
benptteoe ben fsrite Gnleonius, be fit,
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slorbe life bet a1errinseite for at reobs
SasSasererne. "@itp Of gbeiter" ianl
4 Minuiter efter Sammenitpbet. 81
ilsite Basidserer bleu iuset neb / Op6ei
% be aaerHeite al benz tom life op isien
BE, iom fom op, bleo rebbebe ai "Oce=
anic's" @anbifab. Man peb for lit.
fert, at "a Berioner o%rufnebe, men bpor.
mango Here Der git thumbs, bar mar
life nsiastise Oplpsninser ON eubnu
"Gitp Of G9eiter" ianf paa so Sapnel
0pboe, o9 bet er life ia%nbipnlist, at be
%ncseniinbe fan brinses ep / 0asslpie
e iajen. oa un%beritrsmmen Der er uieb
panlia 'terf.
r "G,tg Of gbeiter" par ct Sern1fib o.
bapbe larse paret / aphfarten. 81
E bar bpsset / Gbeiter, Ba., 1875 os eie
+ bes al Oregon &ailmap & Nauisatio
n Gompani. Set baoce en- 89rbi q
n Sl5O,000 os bar as iureret for $500
Damplfibet Oceanic" fOm fra Son
4 Song os gotpbama. % italbe inb t
r. San Jrancisco. Oct ipnes lite at be,
(e fommst bet miuoIte til liabe.
T. YroIesIor: "gtapn os Nlber Sir
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

Sr. u s, Sailing. @atlinsfanos
mems Opfinoer, bar / Here Qar expert
menteret meb at iitanoiatte srout Stpos
eiter bet satlinsite Spitem os bar MI i
@aibinstOn faaet Yatent paa en- Opins
Belle, iOm mulispis albeles pil omses
italte bet belle Spitem for Sitanoiettelie
al Sfpbs, Der iful uoIpnse aiempes
projeitiler. Or. @atlinss npe Opfin.
belie itul unber Stsbninsen al be itsrite
8anoner af iolib Staal fun baue en- cen.
tral Sulnins, Der benpttes paa forifjenis
Maabe, % ueb buis Gnuenbelie MAJ, pil
unbsaa ale be lllemper, Der beftebe peb
ben samle Sremsanssmaaoe. &eiuls
tatet er ct betpoelis bebre Sfpos ps en-
RebuftiOn / Yriien al minbit so PCT.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

WtarinsminiItsr Wbitnep rsiite for.
rise SSnbas til Bar SarbOr, bupr bar
astsr at buile nOste 0ase. TIMBER bans
Srapar iunssrer Commodore SarmOni
iom Narineminiiter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

Yreiioent 6leOelanb er enoelis eiter
A Wars JorlDb tommen paa ben 9nnfe
at opfploe en- Del af be 2sfter, ben be-
motratiife Ylatform at 1884 ~inbebolbt,
Os til builfen ban munbtlis os ffriitlis
rotalte lin TilTutnius ban er MI mem.
Zig bespnbt at uonepne @mbebsmeno
af 3erritoriernes Sorsere til lofale
gmbeber. 5Orleben BAG ubnapnte
ban s. s. Eempleton til Soieiterets.
BONNER for 0atota. 8ette er ben ire
Die 9afOtamanb, iom inben fort 9io er
ubn9unt til ct 9ommerembebe. Carr
lamb % Roie bar De andre TO. Sr.
9empleton bar ianoipnlisuis ubualst til
bette Gmbeoe at @uuernsr gburd, lom
for 9ioen fontrpllerer Gmbebspeienet /
9afcta.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

Yreioent Glepslano bar usiua Diff
fin 9eltaselie for be Nsolioenoe
Sunbsuall os umed, Sverige, ibet ban
iOrleoen ct al bam ifreuet 8reo til
"Suenifa 9ribanen" / Chicago bar
ienbt benz er iplinternp $5O.Sebbel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

Yreiioenten operienbte Senatet ben
20be Gusuit felsenbe llonepnelier til
8ebtaselie: Gil 5or. Staters GonIul
| dad. 8 3. Rasien fra @eip gorf,
til Goniul / Brunsfpid 8. Guitin Spals
bling fra 0eiu gorf. Sberit Roser
Sones iil @sneralinipefisr meo Brit
saoesenerals Rans; ISM. %. Duerun,
tiblisere aaptein / 3oie aapaleriresis
ment, til Rnptein | Nrmeeu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

ut C8enapn. 6ru t. bar plom.
berst besse 9anosarber meb Cub.
Man pleisr Ssrfor at talbe benbe "Mor.
s~enltunS"; tbi bun bar Cub / Wuub.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
& a Jor. Statcrs Gunju! / Gam

s a 6or. Staters GOniu! i Gan.
ton, CHINA, Seymour lit S~tatsbeparte,
wca.ei 20oe Iusuit giterretnins on, al
Tan9e al De ~friitae SHbio0te er Glen.
itanb for sruIomme SOrfplselltr. o.
ilefte Dire er Meolemmer af ben alneri:
fanlts Baptiitunion, Der for fort 9it
iibea fOrfpnote, at gOniulens Sielp fri
MI At life mere uiloe blioe paufalbt, oe
at be inbfsote Weblemmer baube ben
penpt fig til ben d neIiife Durisbeo
gouiuleu i@friuer, at OuerensfOn after
melem be 5or. Stater os CHINA itt
~inoeboloer nOSen 8:itemmelie, Der fal
iurebpsse iauoanne 5~Orfolselier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

YrOIesiOr: "gtapn os Nlber Sir?"
= Gsrite STUDENT: "abuer 8ascon
iptien Iar." - B~roitsior (til en- an,
benz: "Os Dep" = Gnben STUDENT
"Sbineas Bascpn; iptten Iar." =
Yroiesior: "Brsbre?' - Sgrie Stu,
bent: $50, Sir" = YrOiesior: "1pil.
linser?" = Gnben STUDENT (tpilenbe)
"Sa :. a . paa 5ebrenes Sibe. 9
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Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

Sil WarincbOipitalet fon iorlsSen
ct Telegram fra Or. @aua / Tampa,
5loriba, iiSlse bpiltet en- 5amilie er al
srebet al ben guile Sober Os ct Barn al.
saaet peo 9soen. Wgnoisbso erne laber
ale Suie / Tampa oesinficere. O..
Spbn 6. Yuien Snipeftsr for Sunt-
beosfommisiiunen i2Ouiiiana, bar faael
/ Opcras at beige ale Steoer i Slo.
riba ps ifafe fig iulb geiteb ON Eli,
itanoen Der. Saarlrse Sation iubtra'
famine Dag | @ap grois, Ga, os oper
tos Der Opipnet meb &ssninsen o.
9esinfeciiOnen al ule De fra 5lOribt
fommenbe SOftiaser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

General 0owaro ienbte ben 20oe
Gusuit ct Telegram fra San Jrancisco
til arissbepartementet, Der fOrtausr, at
llrolisbsoerns | San Carlos Snbianer
asentur er bilaste. @eneralen ueolasoe
en- Sfriuelie fra General Wiles, bpori
ban erflarebe, at ban iamme Dag oilbe
reiie til fit Sooeofuarter / Sos Gn9elos.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09

tho afternoon hours sundays.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
THE IRISH LEADER.
ParnelI Says He does Not Endorse the
Plan of Campaign.

ParneH Says He does Not Endorse the
Plan of Campaign.
lCopy4g, 1888. BY the California Associated Press
LONDON, May Shat the banquet of the
Eighty Club this evening, Parnell made an
extended speech. He said he approached
the subject of the Papal rescript most I'M
willingly, because he did not think it his
business, as Protestant, to yindicate the
freedom of Catholics. He was convinced,
however, that such Catholics as
knew their political duty would not
suffer any one, howsoever influential. to
swerve them from the course which ii
seemed to their best interests to pursue.
He had not approved the plan of cam
paign. He was i'll when it was instituted,
or he would have advised against it as
serving as pretext for the Tories to further
coercion
When, after recovering somewhat from
his illness in 1877, so that he was able to
speak, the Government had already struck
at Dillon and O'Brien. Leaving Dillon,
O'Brien and the other able patriots to deal
with the rescript. he said 1--WE shall ad
here to our custom that when the Govern
ment strikes an Irishman we will fight for
him, right or wrong" In concluding, he
said he feared there would be great deal
of troU lie in Ireland Over evictions but he
belize ii the Government fea ed the iIoGble
as much as the Irish ulu.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
TELEGRAPHIC RREyITIES.
A severe earthquake is reported in Japs

| A severe earthquake is reported in Japan.
Lucas, San Benito horse thief, has been
captured.
The King of Holland is very i'll, but
! slightly improved.
Ex-senator Malone is seriously ill at his
home in Richmond, Va.
| The Delaware Democratic State Conven-
| ton has Endorsed the Mills tariff bill.
Three thousand persons have been
drowned by flood in the Canton river.
Mrs. Brown Potter has Cancelled all her
| engagements on the coast and gone East.
A riot occurred yesterday at Dumman-
way, Limerick, between the people and
| police.
The Government bond offers yesterday
amounted to $4O5 900. The bonds accepted
amounted to S., $50.
Yesterday VOORHEES, apologized to the
| Senate for the language he used the other
day in the debate with Ingalls,
1t is now believed that the seven persons
who were burned at Arlington, Neb., were
murdered and their bodies cremated.
Nathaniel W. Hatch, in order to escape
| from jealous husband in New York,
| leaped from a window and was killed.
! The Chinese Government has decided to
erect a monument to General Gordon on
| the scenes of his victories over the TAPPING
rebels.
The San Diego Sun says the Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific Railway will util-
ize Governor Watermans railroad to reach
San Diego.
| A young woman, supposed to be Annie
Cunningham, committed suicide in the
brush near San Diego, and her body was
devoured by wolves.
The failure of William T. Coleman &
Co, of San Francisco, has caused great sur
prise in all the Eastern cities, where the
firms credit stood first-class.
Wheatland Chapter, O. E. S., had pleas
ant assemblage Monday evening. The &C.
| casion was the official visit of the D. D. G.
M, Mrs. f. A. Davis, of Marysville.
In accordance with the request of the
| Catholic Members of Parliament, the Lord
Mayor of Dublin has called a meeting for
May 18th, to discuss the Pope's rescript.
The New Hampshire Republican Con-
vention adopted strong platform, which
Is particularly severe on the Mills tariff
bill. Much enthusiasm for Blaine was
manifested.
The crew of the steamer Eureka, which
was in collision with the steamer Benson
on Sunday and sunk, were picked up by
the brig Caroline Gray, after being in the
boat five hours.
William Showers, under sentence of
death for the murder of his two grand
children, escaped from jail at Lebanon, Pa,
Monday night. He dug hole through a
solid stone wall.
Robert G. Hall and David Vincent were
harged at the Philadelphia prison at 1913
yesterday morning. Hall was the actor
who murdered Mrs. Lillian G. Hall, his
mistress, about year ago.
at Albany, Or, the son of Jack Miller,
aged 16 years stabbed the son of A. W.
Wright, aged Is years, with sharp pointed
caseknife, making cut five inches deep,
and severing an artery above the heart, the
boy dying in few moments.
On Monday, on Lone Tree Island, near
Collinsville, Valentine Macdonald was shot
and killed by John George a Greek. The
cause is supposed to be quarrel over a
woman. After chase George was caught
and is under arrest at Collinsville.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
THE CHINESE HORROR.
Hundreds of Villages and 5000 Ii,
Lost by Chinese FIoods

Hundreds of Villages and 5000 Lives
Lost by chinese Floods.
tCopy7git, 1888. by the California associated Press
LONDON, May Sth. = Dispatches from
Shanghai and Hongkong report that the
Canton river has overflowed its banks for
many miles. The inundation was sudden
and entered far into the country on both
sides.
Hundreds of villages were swept away,
and there was great destruction of river
craft, crowded with people.
The report says 1900 lives have been lost
on land and water. The damage is meal
culable.
The floods occurred in the most highly
cultivated and thickly settled part of the
country, and where they spread they de-
stroyed everything.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
A FOOL TRICK.
i Cry of Fire Causes a Panic In a New
York Theater,

Copyright 1855. by he California associated res,.l
NEW YORK, May Sth-A serious panic
occurred during the performance at the
Thalia Theater this evening A fash of
red fire induced SOMEBODY to shout " Fire |"
women screamed and tainted, ana
others fought and shouted in their eager
ness 10 escape. In the midst of the
confusion Manager Amberg rushed before
the curtain and emplored the audience to
remain seated. In q determined though
frantic manner he called out that there was
no fire, but no one needed him, With the
aid of the police and actors quietw finally
partially restored. A number of persons
were badly injured, but no lives are be-
iieyed 10 have been lost.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
SKIN, SCALP And BLOOD
Diseases Cured by Cuticura Remedies
when Hot springs, Doctors and
all other Medicines Fail.

Having been a sufferer for two years and a
half from disease caused by Bbrui,e on the
leg, and having been cured by the CUTI uRA
REMEDIES when all other methods and remedies
failed deem it my duty to recommend them.
l visited Hot springs to no avail, and tried sew
eral doctors without success, and al last our
principal druggist, Mr. John z. Finlay Ito whom
l shall ever feel grateful spoke to me about
CuTICURA, and 1 consented to give them a trial.
with the result that am perfectly cure. There
is now no sore about me. l think l CT show
the largest surface where my sufferings sprang
rom of any one in the State. The CUTiCURA
REMEDIES are the best blood and skin cures
manufactured. l refer to druggist John p Fin
ley and DR.. d. C. Montgomery, both of this
place, and to Dr. smith. of Lake Lee, Miss.
ALESANDEk BEACH, Greenville Miss.
Mr.. Beach used the CUTICURA REMEDIES at
our request, with results as above stated
A. b. tINLAY 4 CO. Druggists
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
The Glasgow Exhibition.

Copyright. 1885. by the California Associated Pres
LONDON, May Sth. = The Prince and
Princess of Wales opened the Glasgow
Exhibition this morning. The crowds OF
people cheered loudly.
There was no drawn back to the festival
except the falling of crowded balcony
while the procession was passing. Ten OF
twelve persons were injured and one killed
Dom Pedro's Condition Alarming.
[Copght, 1885, by TIE California Associated Press
MILAN, May Sth.-The malady from
which the Emperor of Brazil is suffering
is pleurisy, and his condition is alarming
He breathes with difficulty and pain. Las
night he had high lever.
Death of a Famous Financier.
LONDON, May Sth.-Leon Levy died las
night in this city. He was the famou.
Italian fnancier who founded the Liver
pool Chamber of Commerce.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
ANOTHER TURFMAN.
L. U. Shippee, of Stockton, Buys Some
Eastern Racing stock.

L. U. Shippee, of Stockton, Buys Some
Eastern Racing stock.
LEXINGTON, May sth.-The Bruce & Kidd
combination sale took place to-day at the
stables of Treach & Wilson. Forty-seyen
head were sold, and the best prices were:
Chestnut FLY By Gleneleg. dam Miriad by
King Ban, l. Q. Shippee, of Stockton, CAL,
1878; bay lilly by Tenbroeck, dam BonBie
Kate by Knight of ST. George, L e. Ship
pee, $3.50; bay colt by Longfellow, dam
Trinket by Great Tom, L. o. Ship
pee, 81 600; chestnut colt by Onondago,
dam Ballet, by Planet, w B. Jennings OF
Washington, $3.50; bay colt by Longiellow
dam Semper Idenn, by Glen Athol, Dryer
Bros, $500; brown colt by LongfelIow,
dam Rose Marie, by Lisbon, L. C. Bruce,
5000: bay colt by Longfellow, dam Geneva,
By War Dance, Ed. Corrigan, $3.50.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
AFTERNOON SESSION,
Mr.. john Roaoh,s Shin Yard

At Chester, Pa, has Coppersmiths De-
partment, and Mr.. Geo. Nessenthaler, the
foreman, says: About 1880 was taken with
kidney troubles. OF course. tried home
physicians but without obtaining relief. 1
was induced to try DR.. David Kennedy's
Favorite Remedy, made at Rondout, n. Y.
The result is certainly blessing to me and
you are at liberty to say that l have been
cured by DR.. kennedy's Favorite Remedy
Redington & Co, Agents
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09

Others that He is Better.
Copyright 1888, by The California Associated Press
BERLIN, May S.h.-The Emperor passed
better night and slept fairly well. The
discharge of pus is decreasing and his fever
is lower.
The North German Gazette SAYS: The
languor which the Emperor felt yesterday
morning almost entirely disappeared in the
afternoon, and the Emperor was able to
work without an effort.
The Crown Prince William has requested
Carl Schurz to thank Americans and Ger
mans in America for their expression of
sympathy on the occasion of the death of
the Emperor William, also for their sympa-
thy for Emperor Frederick.
HIS MIND REPORTED GONE.
copyright, 1858, by the fo7sia Associated Press,
LONDON, May Sth.-A Cabinet Minister is
reported 10 have received private message
from Berlin official saying that the EN-
perors mind is gone and only his physique
remains.
CONFERENCE WITH BISMARCK.
Copyright, 1883, " The California Associated Press.
BERLIN, May Sth.-The Emperor did not
leave his room to-day, although he felt
better as the day advanced He received
Bismarck and had long conference
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
NARROW ESCAPE.
A Cunarder Nearly Meets With Disaster
in the English Channel.

Copyright 1888. by tie California associated Press
LONDON, May Sth.-The Cunard steam
ship Catalonia, from Boston for Liverpool,
while proceeding up the Channel last night,
shaved the rocks off Crook Haven and
started her bow plates. The officers as
sured the passengers that the damage was
slight, but the pumps were kept going all
night. She was evidently taking water in
front, and had TO steam slowly to prevent
the leak from increasing.
She put into Queenstown harbor where
the Captain deemed it prud- nj to land all
the passengers. The steamer then pro-
ceeded to Liverpool, and the passengers
took train for Dublin, whence they will
cross by the regular mail packet to Holy
head. 1t was narrow escape for the Cat
alonia, and an unusual occurrence for a
Cunarder. 1t will be made the subject of
an investigation by the company and the
Government
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09

aEsDEScG TELc2huS.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
The Experience of Mrs. Peters,

Mrs. Peters had Ills
Mrs. Peters had chills,
Mrs. Peters was sure she was going to die;
They dosed her with pills,
With powders and squills
With remedies wet, and with remedies dry
Many medicines lured her,
But none of them cured her,
Their names and their number nobody could
tell;
And she soon might have died,
But some pellets were tried
That acted like magic and then she got well.
The magic pellets" were DIR. Pierces
Pleasant Purgative Pellets (the original
Little Liver Pills.. They cured Mrs Peters,
and now she wouldn't be without them.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-05-09
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as Florist and NurSeryman, 1
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An individual applies to the cab CON-
pany for a situation. "Do you know how
to drive? Yes, sir" You know that
you must be polite to all your passengers"
"Ahp "And honest? For example,
what would you do if you should find in
your cab q pocketbook containing thirty
thousand dollars ?" Nothing at all; l
should live on my income"
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ATTORNEYS-AT.LAW.

CPECtAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO OBTAIN
y ing mining patents, and to all matters before
the United States and State Land Departments.
Vacant School and Government Lands Located.
F. o. Box Ala. ap2o-4pt
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tho evening hours.
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