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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
SOME GO0D ADVICE.

RecOmmt ndations from a Former Resi-
dent of Sacramento.
In answer to an invitation TO attend the
opening of the Permanent Exposition, J.
o. Coleman, Secretary of the Improvement
Association, has received letter from E.
A. Beardslee, dated at Los Angeles, in
which be says:
" Yourself and other interested gentle
men have nay best wishes and moral sup
port for your future endeavors and welfare,
and DO believe that your city and county
will be the gamer by not little during the
coming year. l am still of the opinion
which ! expressed while in Sacramento.
that it will be necessary to obtain two
things aud to institute a third before YOU
will be able to secure the desired settle
ment, at least in the city.
First, remove Chinatown from you
midst, that is so obnoxious to each and
every new conner, and which is also an eye
sore Ito say the least) to the residents al
ready there, but not so noticeable to them as
TO newcomers and strangers. and which
occupies one of the best business locations
of the city FL the slough, and work with
the railroad people to this end, which will
give them ana you an equal chance.
Second, obtain clear, wholesome water
for domestic purposes at least. which can
readily and promptly be had-this one
thing alone being worth to the city what it
will cost to get it, and give more satisfac-
ton to old and young than has ever been
known or thought of.
The last to be instituted is to make
little more free with money in many direc-
tons. The city in general would be greatly
helped with iudicious expenditure of sew
eral thousand dollars. Take down your
old awnings throw out the old wooden
sidewalks, and replace them with cement,
concrete or other substantial material i'm
prove the old buildings, either by taking
them down or building higher than one
story-particularly on the principal bust
ness streets; improve the wharfage, streets
and alleys; prohibit the garbage in streets
and alleys, ETC., etc. This is no new idea
to you and all, but it must be accomplished
by other means than talk Don't be
afraid to put out the money you will have
many stranger within your gates during
the next FIVE years, or l cannot see beyond
my nose"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
DEMOCRATIC WHO0P-UP.
Grand Ratification Meeting Tonight q
The Clnnie Opera House

Grand Ratification Meeting Tonight at
the Clunie Opera House.
The Democracy of Sacramento seem to
be well pleased with the work of the st.
Louis Convention and propose to ratify its
aston by grand ratification meeting in
the Clunie Opera House tonight. With
them it is the ideal of American man
hood entwined in the bandana of love"
The County Democratic Committee have
charge of the arrangements and propose to
have grand blow. out, genuine old-dm
whoop-up. Seats will be reserved for ladies'
and their escorts. Among those who are
announced to speak the following are noted:
Hon. James Budd, Jr.. ex-member of Con-
gress; Hon. Z. f. Leake of Dixon, At
torney- General Johnson, Charles A. Jen-
kins, candidate for Presidential Elector
Matt. f. johnson and w. A. Gett. Judge
J. w. Armstrong will preside. The Hussar
band will furnish music.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
Violating the Deer Law.

A gentleman residing in the lower por-
ton of Ell Dorado county, g few miles be-
yond the Sacramento line, writes TO the
RECORD UNION that several deer have been
slaughtered in that vicinity recently. In
fact. that the law is violated at all times OF
the year. Only a few weeks ago two deer
were shot on one ranch. What are the
officers of that county doing to uphold the
laws? II is just as much crime to kill q
deer out OF season as it is TO steal horse,
and yet the thing is allowed to go I'M
checked and unpublished
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

A Very Enthusiastic Meeting Held Last
Night.


There was large attendance at the meet
ing of the Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton last night, at the hall on Sixth street,
and unusual interest was manifested by
those present. Vice President w. S. Bas-
set presided.
Reports were received from the Member
ship, Devotional, Invitation and Reception
Committees. Twenty five new members
were elected.
Articles of incorporation were adopted
and the following Trustees elected: Chas
NJ. Campbell. Walter S. Barrett, Alexander
Ingram, G. w. Mavdwell, F. q. Wilcox, c.
III. Dunn, B. L. Edwards. Walter Wiley
W. B. Maydwell, C. H. Mealand and Geo
O. Hayford.
Three hundred and fifty dollars was sub
scribed to the building fund, making about
$40 900 already secured.
DR.. Mealand and Mrs. Bassett sang a
duet, and the ladies served refreshments,
both of which were highly appreciated.
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BasebaU To-nnrrow.

The Tribunes of Oakland will be the
opponents of the Atlas tomorrow at Snow
flake Park. The former will bring up a
stronger club than last tine, although it
will be remembered that they were only
defeated by a scratch score last time-4 to
3-and may yet prove hard game for the
Atlas. Hyde and Wilds viii, form the
battery, and it is understood the former has
been resting for the past few eeks in an
ticipation of the game tomorrow. Barry
will not play with the Atlas, his father
having died Thursday. Ranlett will oc-
cupy the box for the Atlas, and McHale. a
promising voung amateur, will play right
field. Following are the mines and posi-
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
Omen Air Concert.

Tie next open air concert will be given
at the Plaza on Sunday evening at 6 o'clock,
when the following programme will be
rendered by the Sacramento Hussar Band,
under the direction of George c. Holbrook I:
Opening march. - Captain Ruhstaller's "......
Overture, Zethus Pettee
Introduction aad wsltzes " Flowers of
Spring Bosquet
Solo for flute, " LOckvogelchen, by A.
selection, la MaScotte ran
Song, (al "Rock-a-bye Baby" o. Mar
guerite,' introducing solos for coronet
and bassoon.. &C. A White
advertisement, introduction and bridal
chorus from " Lohengrin " ............... Wagner
OveTtu e 8 y Crown of Diamonds "..... Aube-
Iniamatus, from Rossini's "Sahat Mater ".........
Characteristic piece, - The Little Brown Church
IN the Den
Keller's American Hymn
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
The New Postofics.

President Cleveland yesterday signed the
bill appropriating $4,000 for the erection
of United States building in this city for
3 Postoffice and Government offices. OF
this amount $4,000 was paid for the site at
the corner of X and Seventh streets, aud it
is understood that the Secretary of the
Treasury has agreed to purchase the addi-
tional forty feet on K street, east of the
present site, for $4,000. This will leave
$4,000 for the building, and with that
sum structure can be erected which will
be an ornament TO the city. There is now
no reason why work on the building should
not commence as soon the plans can be ap-
proved and contracts let.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

Officer scanlon picked up 4-year- old
boy in the alley, between ] and K, Thir
tenth and Fourteenth streets, at 10 o'clock
at night He was taken to the station
house and made as comfortable as possible.
1t was afterwards learned that the boy be-
longed to a drunken couple named Hughes
and that he has been sadly neglected An
effort is being made TO have the child sent
70 Inc asylem at Grass Valley.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
Robbing the Bows.

A one-l egged negro, named Joe Franklin,
was arrested last evening b. officer Eldred
for robbing two boys, named William Kelly
and Eddie Pennington. The trio came to
the city three days ago from Fresno. Kelly
is white boot-black and Pennington
little darkey, who makes his living By
dancing. The boys say they started from
San Francisco and have travelled all over
the southern country, and have made a
good living, but since they fell in with
franklin he has taken away from them all
the money they made, and finally resorted
to beating them. Franklin was formerly
well-known to the police of this city and
has been in Jail here before
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
Knocked pown and Robbed.

Charles Mitchell reported at the station
house yesterday morning that he had been
knocked senseless by two men and robbed
OF $50 in money and $50 worth of gold
dust while walking on the north levee the
night before. He was considerably bruised
about the head and face. He says he had
been working in Governor Waterman's
mine in San Bernardino county and was
on his way to the Glenn ranch, in Colusa
county
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

Last evening, at a meeting Of the Cadet
Company, OF the First Artillery Regiment,
the members resolved to form baseball
club, to be known as the N. G.. c." They
organized for the express purpose of lay
ing low the " Katydids and " Cookies"
two other mines composed of members of
the regiment. The following constitute
the Cadet Company's nine: Wiseman, Ca.
bill, Sullivan, Sheehan, Mckee, Ripley,
Carroll, Friske and Taylor
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

District Attorney Bruner yesterday filed
in the Superior Court an information
charging Frank Mckenzie with buying and
receiving stolen goods, knowing the same
TO have been stolen. Mckenzie is the ia
male man who bought Barley Kaysn-
augh's game hens from two boys named
Harry Simonds and Gussie Morris, who
had stolen them for the purpose Of selling
them to him.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
Another Man Missing.

Some four weeks ago. Andrew Member,
a carpenter who resides on o street between
Twenty-sixth and Twenty-seventh, went
up the river to put up barn. since which
time nothing has been heard of him. He
has not returned to his home and never
reached the place where the barn was to be
erected.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

w. II. Sherburn will sell at 10A NJ, June
23d, at the ranch of J, L. Clark, one mile
below R street, on the Riverside road, COM
prising 20 head of good dairy cows, 40 head
of good dairy heifers, 2 years old; 40 head
of 1-year- old heifers. The above are good
graded stock. Also, 90 head of horses, all
grades. Particular attention is cal ell to
this sale, as it is seldom that so fine q lot is
offered a public auction.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
Endorsement of Merit.

I take pleasure in certifying to the ex-
celleace of the "Mathushek Piano" I can
cheerrllly and trUthfully recommend it in
any IF its various styles as a frst-ciass in
strument, tie equal of any and the supe-
rior Of most in the qualities necessary to
the accompaniment of the voice, and be-
lieve It to be more than any other suited to
withstand the effects of our California eli
mate We use ii exclusively at all our re-
heal sals ard concerts. w. H, Kinross,
Mus.uzl Director McNeill Club.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

Brooks, Goats and Cbadwick's standard
spool cotton, four spools for 10 cents; ladies'
and ehildrens white linen collars, l cent
each; colored silk velvet ribbon, cents
bolt; children's white cotton hose, four
pair for 10 cents; boys shaker socks,
cents, in our sale to day. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
Auction To-day,

Bell & Co., au2tioneers, will sell at sales
room, No. 927 K street, at 10 A. NJ. to-day,
one fine three-year-old brood mare and
colt, horses, harness, huggies. wagons, fur
niture, carpets and household goods of all
kinds Also, at 2 P. NJ, on the same day,
in front of the Court house, will sell, by
order of w. K. Feiter, referee, half
block of land, U and V, Twelfth and Thir-
tenth streets.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

To-Day we hold our regular Saturdays
sale. Many nav lines to offer, all at cut
prices, especially in Millinery Department.
Some Of the very latest style dress hats on
sale to-day at only % cents. Many other
styles at equally low prices. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
DIED.

Washington, Yoo county, June Davis B.
Barry, father of Romeo Barry, q native of Ire
land, Ga years.
! Friends and acquaintance are respectfully in
vited to attend the funeral, which viii take
place from his late residence. Washington,
Sunday, June 10th, at P. II
Sacramento, June S-Emile Bear, n native OF
France about 40 years.
Antioch, Cal, June 2-George Tusch a native
of France, IS years and months.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

GENUINE sweet corn and ripe tomatoes;
also, ali sorts Of fruit, vegetables and poul-
~, al the California Market 712 K st. :
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

JCsr received from Chicago, some choice
summer sausages (Mettwurst); also, some
smoked beef Tongues. Mohr & YORK.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

PIANOS None win be found to with
stand this climate so well as the Chicken
ing. L. K. Hanmer. sole agent, $50 st.*
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

BEADED wraps to order on instailmepts
or cheap for cash. Melvin's, 525 ].
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

TO-DAY remnants of dress goods, silks.
muslins, etc., in our sale. Red House.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
THIS MORNING At Q O'CLOCK,
Special sale Of White Paile Shade Hats 9
cents MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.
Cleveland" Campaign Sleeve Buttons, 10
cents a pair.

The special lot Of Clothing, the sale Of which
commenced yesterday comprises large collec-
ton Of neat Summer Suits, made for this sea-
sons trade. They are perfect and desirable in
every respect, while The prices, ST 80, SO and
$40, are much less than regular rates.
This is decidedly the best chance to save
money on clothing that We have offered this year.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

TWENTY years proved Mathushek pianos
best. Cooper's music store.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09
BORN.

BORN.
Sacramento, June S-Wife of John Lenoir, a
son.
Sacramento, May 2s-wife of w. F. Crone-
miller, daughter.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

kSEOR SALE-ONE OF THE LkRGKsT and
Z best saloons in the city; best location, with
billi2rd stock and lease. Inquire AZ this office.
{.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

Recommt ndations from a Former Resi-
dent of Sacramento.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-06-09

Ei0R sALE-TWO YOUNG HORSES. TRUCK
Il and harness. Apply at wood yard, Fourth
and streets. III D.. GARDNER.
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EGIriugifGe Sfaateu.

Beimar. 9as SenIe'ibe 2uflpieI
p2lus Gcetbe's luiti9en Sageu" lift aui
birette G%eranlaIung bes 8rpbberSees
pom Gepertpriun oeS Spmmertbeaters
oeitri6cn wprben, neil e5 fir ben Spi
mibliebige Ssenen cntbaIten ipIl. - Ser
8eiu6 bc5 S6iuerbauIes lit fprtan nur
mebr ge9en Gntridtung zines Gintritts,
preiies pom 30 8fennigen geitattet. Die
YeiubSituuoen iino i'm CONNER auf 8,
i'm @inter auf Z bei6rdntt.
AppIbd. Der S6lpfermeiiter WIls
let bier bat Elm 9ampfpelpeipeo gebaut;
bas Gewidt behelben betrd9t 3 3eutner.
= Der Steuerfcntrolleur S6iHner ~ieierte
fem 25idbriges 9l1ntSiubildum.
Sic Gbefrau pes Setpnpmen Sirtis in
Gumba6 wurhe tpbtacfabren; e~rtrunten
iinb: Ser 17idbri9e Spbn bes OUTSIDE
iiser5 2infe III 6ruureutb, Der @eber Carl
G%n9elbarbt aus Comma urlo Der Ga9l6b=
ner MideI aus NubIa; Der 81 Sabre aIte
OtiIlerbmi6e Gu~eren9ebner aus Oppura
nuroe i'm 0tiiblenpert trbtgequeti6t; Der
Srunnenbduer 2%angenban aus S6pab,
bdulen ipuroe DON einem f~dIleneen 3uber
erl6lagen unb bic Tpdter pes Sabritars
beiter6 9einrid S6neiper in @iIbtaube
erlltt tpotIi6e Sranopmben.
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Sreie Stable.

Samburg. Der felt nunmebr neur
8p6en bier b~eitebenbe Sii6Ieritrite bat
biz ieBt 81 900 ". an llnteritiBungen cts
foroert. Sim meiiten baben su bieier
Summe bon auswdrtigeu @enoiien Die
Serlincr bet9etragen, mcl6e 2275 Wt.
nod 9dmburg ianbteu. Die eammIuns
gen iperocn nod eifrig fprt9eiebt. Gud
anoere @epertidaften betbetlieen ii6 an
ben llnteritiisun9en iebr Iebbrit. = Ser
bisbertge G~befrcoafteur Der nReicrm,"
Senarp, ipurbe ipegeu w%ieoerbcItcr aez
paltiamer Sprnabme unSi6ti9er 6unos
lun9en 9egen in Der 9ruderei Der r8es
form" dugeiteIlte Arbeiterinnen pom
Sbwur9eri6t 5u 28 Sabren 3u6tbaus
perurtbeilt.
Bremen. Giir5Ii6 murbe bctanntIi6
bic "Sremer grItsseitung" mtercridt
uno Der Heoatteur SuIiu5 Srubns auf
Gruno ee5 SpSialiitengciebe3 aus Dem
brcmii6eI Gtddt5gcbtet auS1enieien.
SrubnS appelIirtc an Den Senat unb Der
ACKNOWLEDGMENT wurpe suriidgencmmen.
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NcrmiihtcS.

5 8ie lider mVIicn li9 Die @iulpuE.
rer Der Staot 3ombpr inter Dem Shut
lbrer Holi5ei wiiien! Gin ui9arildcs
Eropin5blntt erSG9lt 9anj trodcn, bof
ge9et ben Staotbauptmauu bon ;3um
bor eille Sriminalan5ei0c c~ritattet nor.
ben lei, 9e9cn oeu critcn @iieitaotbauptz
nlant lei cine 0is6iplinnruntcrilb.
lIll9 in 3uge; Der TOtiScilcutnont lci i'm
9ts5lplllnripc9c 81 elmer @cloltraie Der.
urtDcilt uub Der Observation-Disclosures pbrz
fei9e Die 2cutc mt cincm ciicrncr
Rin9e!
s Cine ionbcrbare Jieiie-@clrui6uIt
crre9te bleicr Sage i'll Niirnbcrg 9(uiic
ben; cS mar Elm gloupfat aus &orlsban,
iuelder NIT lciucr jungeu Trou uuo Ell
rem ltcun Ntonnte ottcn Sinoe nlf ci.
liem bpppelIibi9cu 0rctrao, cuj ettDrm
fItr oas Slio cine Nrt 0dngcWicgc 6ngc=
bradt mar, bier bur6fam. sic gcut-
9cn babcH Die Strcdc &arlsbuo. 9tlrn
Berg III tnum Siuci So9cn 5lriif9elc9t;
tbre Hciie 9cbt bur6 ons Saubcr-
Sapt= ulo NcdartBnl iibcr Surlsrubc
l'n9 StroBbnr9. Son ba alb bentiid)-
tl9en tic, bic&maG jebo6 uGnc Dag
alnO, iueldes bel Den @roBeltern bleib!,
Die &eiie burd Die SdipciS uro Girol
fort5nleeen.
S Der Coroner i'll Melu gorf crbielt
fir6li6 Die Nadridt, haB ein 9epiIier
Sbomas 9uni9an in ourtigcn Yres.
bDterlaner= 9oipita( al &erblutuna ae-
let. Der Mam bate li6 Ell,
iler 3abl aus5ieben %lalien, uub bas Der
Side entitr5menbe Slut fonnte trps
nuer Seniibunsen nidt geltiGt iperoen.
Coroner Gilman enti6luB iid, feItSu-
OBJ benz betrefenoen 53ubaarit
lrSerio ioelde Sdulb ~beiSumeIien lei.
S Glnen unansenebmen Gdlafae=
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Iarrlci bun Wilbclm ii.

Sbl6on cine Scrmcbrung Der Crbiol
SeIdbi9cn 9Uben5pIern ourdaus feinen
,,al9emein 9eiiibltsn SeoirfniB" ent
Ipridt-oie Sabl bericlben 9ebt in bi,
SubenSc- 10 bat bp6 oa6 Sdidlo.
abermals olcicr lan9eu 2iite eIleu neler
Namcn B~in5u8ef;i9t, uno SPAR lit CO DC,
iunsc Safer @ilDelm IL. Ielblt, Den
wdbrcno ieIncr StbiucIenbeit auf &c,
9rpBcn 3pCdrciIc iuicber Gin Spbn &c.
borcn lit. Is lit Nun bCreitS Der FINITE
III Der Gei6e, bie nit Dem jctt 6 Sabre
alien Yrin5lein @ilbelm anfdu9t, 100:
rauf baln Sriebrid, 5 Sabre alt, S(bals
bert, / Sabre aft, Iu9uit @ilBelm,
anbcrtbalb Sabre alt, uub Der ebcn 0e.
5prene fOl9cn. Die Srau DIANA, Die
10 %erfol9rci6 filr Die 5urtpflan5ung Der
Spnaitie in pircfter Clinic iur9t, 1T be-
tanntlid cine s6leswi9s 9olIteiuerin,
Die Den gtamcn Nt9uita SictUyia fibrt,
lit na9e6u so Sabre alt unb ctiua brci
MUnate differ als lbr @emabl, Der I'M
Iu9cnblid int Nltcr BON 30 Sabrcn mn
6 Muuaten itebt.
Die 9ereinSieDun9 S9webeus uuo
gtoriuesens III ben beuti6en Ginflub, bic
ourd) ben Seiu6 @ilbelms IL. instpf=
bolm jebenfalls he9iiniti9t miro, lit fci-
iestpe9s Gin mbcoeutenbes @rcieniB.
Die beloen inter benz SOnig, jest Oscar
H.. pereini9tcn 2dnbcr baben %5uiainmcr
cine @lniuUDner6abl pon stiua 100000
uno beiitcn ell spar nidt eroBes, aber
tiidti9es 9anbbeer iUtpie cine ntft su
oeradtenoe Seemadt.
gta6bcm Der 9ertrcter bes nelleu
Seutl6lalO min Suerlt in SiuBlano unb
oann in benz, al5 icanbinapiider i3uz
tunftsltaat 9ele9entlif in feinbIeli9e
Stlmmun9 gesen 9erti6lanh sebra6ten
S@iueoen uno 0oriuesen slan5enoe s(uf.
nabme 9efunoen unb io5uiasen here6pe
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Sa6Cen.

Gibenitpd. &lrsIib lit i'm biciiaen
&ranfenbauie cine alte @ittlpe geitprben,
peI6e benz 9un9ertpbe nabe in ibrer
Wobnun9 auf9efunpen pprben mar. Cine
40idbri9e Sp6ter nal ibr tur5 aupcr i'm
ten bamals un5uldngli6e Grndbrung ala
Sobesuria6e %ange9eben. SeSt bat mdit
in benz bur6 uno our6 peri6muBten
Sauie Der Geritprbenen i'm Diem, in ben
Betten uno peri9iebenen S6ublaoen per,
itedt, ni6t allein POO %. badres Selb,
ipnbern aud 1900 81. in Staat8papie,
rem uno mebrere Spdrfdiienbl6er pcrges
funben, pel6e auf einen 8elammtbetrag
DON 81 900 ID. lauten.
2eipaig. Sci Neutrality-suspicious.
on Der 8erliuertrabe iinb bic 9lrbeiter
auf elm ungebeures D%..afensrab eeitoben.
Sn bemielben birften piele 9unoerte ppn
6efalenen ruben, Spfer Der S5lfers
i6Ia6t, bereu Sample au6 an iener
Stdtte NIT orpber !9eftiateit tpbten.
Webrfd6 i%bereinanber 9ei6i4tet, (6-8
S6i6ten Iafen ii6 uneefdhr %ertennen)
Iiegen bic Gebetne Der b%eerabenen &ries
ger, tief i'll ben bier su Sage treteroen
reinen Sano gebettet; BON Uniforms unb
@aHenfhiden fiubet ii6 10 gut rpie ni6ts,
einige Sesen Sud- unb aeinpanb, cine
9tnsabt l1nifprmtn6pfe, cine Slinte, bas
lit NueS.
3widau. Sie tarsIi6 bier absebaI<
tene all9smeine Wtetbpbijtens &pnferens,
pelde fait aus allen Sbeilen Der @elt bes
i6idt pprpen lift, bat cine Gegenitr6muns
berporgerufen. 9ie firdIi6en @ereine
Der Stdbt, 8uitapz MopIfz8erein, 0erein
fir innere 0tiiitpn uno anbere, buben flb
su elmer eemeiniamen Seier na9 benz
Wufter Der am~eritanii6en Camp meet
ings'' sulammengetban.
S%elbtmprb our6 Grbdnsen begineen
Der &crbma6er Sddfer 8ater in OftriB
unc Der S6derlebrIing 8. s. S6wipps
in Gabeberg.-Ser !Sdnbarbeiter Stumpf
aus Meerdne uno Ser S6uIfaabe Wtar
9pltmam aus @lauen i. s. wurben lbers
fabren uno get6btet; ertrunten iino bic
20 Sabre aIte Srau Ganber aus 8o6lis
uHb DER 9lrbeiter s. q. SieBe aus llebt.
9au; Der !9Qnbarbeiter Sriebr. @ilb.
Ytntert aus Srri6wib feel beim 6iribenz
pfllden ppu elmer Setter uno puroe tpbt
a%ufdebpben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1888-08-17

seTeIe q. Bdmmesfabr, ipurbe BON Der
Straftammer gu 8 @oden @efdnsnib pers
urtbeilt. Sie uria6e bes 8ranoeS mar
elm Don s.. Iei6tiinnig in bas @ebif6 &c.
porfeneS nod glimmenoes Strei6bols 9es
neien.
@itten. Die Gilenbabnoiretticn 3u
Glberfelb ldbt sur 3eit fur bic arbeiter
Der bieiisen @iienbabnmertftatt NIT &ld>
ii@t auf bic felt Sabten ununterbrp6eu
%geitiegenen unb uneribpingli9 eeiporbes
men Wietbpreiie eegcu 100 SamilienpDba
nungen erbauen.
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bes Cages setueien, miro au6 9dne>
mari ii6 tpabrideinlid besiitisen ~lafien.
Gs iiebt fart banab aus, als pb Srants
reid mad uolenbeter &unoreiie oes
iunsen @il6elm, butter Der natiirli6 Der
alte Sismarf itedt, auf feline unOrOii6en
8unbes9eucfen" nidt mebr NIT beriel>
ben Sidetbeit bllden f6nnte, tpie aunor.