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Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
On bortfprt &romprims.

Den 13be Suli 1888 er en- marfelia
Dag. DIN Worsenen iaarebe ben frantic
MiniterpreIioent be MI beritenbe frantic
&epublifanerss perite Mpbianber, &ez
pandepartiets Gbef, farlis, maaife osbe
Zig, | en- Suel, ON 5Ormiboasen uoles
uereoe 9%ronninsen af Serbien fin Spn
til Tclitiet / Miin6en, os ON aitenen
tiltraaote 8eiier gilbelm II ben &eiIe,
Der maalte for lang 9ib ital afsjsre
Sperssmaalet ON aris eler Sreo
europa = tire 8esiusnbeoer, Der aae
bper paa fin Sis fan faa 8etponina for
gurOpas sfjabne.
3bi ben esteitabelise Strio melem
Song Wilan Of Serbien os bans Oron.
ming er / Narenes Sob blepen til en- poz
litiit Strio, Der MI er fommen til ct
Tenoepuntt, buur ben fan polbe lllpffer,
buao man / bet minbite i Bien iterft
ftpster for. gnbper Yerion, Der / bore
0ase ipiler EN- pulitiit &ole, maa naz
turlispis babe fig ct Organ i Yreslen.
Sronninsen al Serbiens Organ er
"&Dein. Courier, os siennem bette
Slab bar bun truet ode Blabe, Der for
5remtioen maatte uobrebe uIanoferbiae
S%niiuuationer ON, at bun bar beltaaet /
politilte Sntriser, meb "retslise Sfribt".
Oct iorbliper bog life belto minore ct
5aftum, at D%ronninsens Raun er Sane
for ct politif Yurii i Serbien, 90 al
&onsen frpster for, at bun ~perioulia
Hal slSre i'm Snolpbelie / 2anbet sjnl.
benoe imOo BAN.
S,ttert Ipnes bet unoer ale OmIten.
oisbeoer at bore. at Song Milan belle,
itfe ! oenne &stninS sunife beler 9ron
n'nSens Opiaitelie. San ipnes at bap
paret ret pei tilireos meb, at bun 10
iis Iaa sObt til So | Tplflanb % enbo
leisos fig en- 8ila Der. ON ban en-
! neppe bar oaret tilfrebs meb, at ban
, Ssn bleu opbraset unber en- SnbHpbeli
T Der life funbe aniuses at bile inbspt
BAN iarlis Sensipenbeo for 5abere
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
On Sfattcgrapcrbtfnrie.

Suem lfuloe BABE or9mt ON, at en-
iuar 8iite, inbeboloenbe neiten en-
WiIion 5ranfs Sub % Sslpmpnt,
bar bullet frebelis | D. iibite Y Nar
en- SOB eler to unber Sorbens Opers
flabe, Blot ct Stenfait fra en- pistis
9anoeuei, uben at nOsen bar ueret iaa
belois at fOmme ODER ben. Der bil
blipe 9enbers @niolel blanbt Seboers
ne / Nerbeoen al @iploitcd i bet russ
fife @uuernement @roonp, buis bet
piier fig, at 8iiten meb fit Snbbolb er
unesaaet beres os beres 5ebres os
8ebitefeores Spmartiombeb. s ct
buert 9ilfaloe bar g5lreus Snbenrisss
miniiter netop uoienbt en- ipeciel &om=
mission for at opsrape 8iiten os bens
foitbare Snobolb paa bet ansione Yunft.
Suis Staten u~irfelis finbes, pil bet
bliDe en- meset romantiit Siitorie. Set
er en- 2eonins fra ben fore Nrmees
Gilbasetos / 1912. Suitiatiuet til I'm
oerieselien itplbtes en- Sranitman6,
giIebanbe SOnni6, Der bar unberisst
nosle Wanuitripter efter fin Beote=
faoer, en- at be fjatteite &aualeriiier
aeiierens Scr. Den samle !Serre
fortalte, at ban par meb / ct Seta6e,
ment til at eifOrtere BIN 8iite, Der in
oebolbt en- Gum al ooer 100000 &ros
ner, oa Gioelinsen bleu forfulst af en-
&oIafitprfe. Da Grani tmenoene iaa,
at &eonins par umulis, lfpuSte be fig
til at CRAZE &iiten neb, tet peo 8ieloz
itodsSsien. % mart eiter blep boer
eneite Wanb neobusset meb unbtaselie
at SOnni6, Der ienere neoltrep Siitorien
for fine Slestninse. Oct er at befrpste,
at Jamllien life intereslsrebe Jig meaet
for 8~eretninser, eaer mulisens BAR ben
life paret al pioere enersiif aarafter.
Sooroan bet NIL enb er bermeb, er Def
bleuet forbebolot bans Ssuneisn, Billie
banpe Sonni6, eiter u Nars Sorlsb,
at saa paa Sast eiter Statten, bpis
Seliasenbeo er npiastis unsiOet al bans
tapre 8ebtefaoer. San bar benpeno,
Zig til bet r%usiiife Observation-Disclosures
Der bar optaset Sasen, Os 8ilebanbt
Sonnid uil, oeriom Staten blioer fun.
ben, ifsfse rusiiif Sop, baus 8rap pac
en- 1rebieoel eIer ca. 100000 &r. i
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
GIatte'S I Salpe.

Selbreber 8iles, Salt &beum, letter,
8ranbiaar, Saar, &nipiaar, Saar bus
Bsrn, Snibnins, iaare 8rpitporter %
ublet. Be, Tom lioer af gatarrb, oil
finbe bette ct uunbparlist Mibbel %
iifter Rur. 8ebaSelis at BRUCE os Tiis
frebshiQelie saranteres. Yris rs Gents
pr. @fe, tilialss Dos 6. s. 8eiier,
Secorap, Sofud 14.14.1o
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

Gil Steber peltenior @tano Sorts / 9Gtos
ia er Briien miuore END for Ell SeL Su9er
Eur. o. Retutbilet toIterr oper 20 Dollars,
@reat Sails, Wontana iubbeiattet.
Yeripner, iOm a9ter at ta9e en- 3rr sIer'
benz bet norolise Wtinneiota, Satcta oS
Utontana for at beie Gonoet o9 ipse Jig ct
npt Siem inoen oct prG9tiSftc &ptoe'
belte I Werocn % ct Naerbrussolitrttt,
Der err lfiitet for blanoet EARNING, bgr be
nptte Jig al oenne N~nleoning.
6Or Starter os n9rntere Splpsninger ben
penoer man is I'll n9rmeite ll9ent, til butl.
feniombelit al 8ompaniets Ngenter eler til
a.. Z. g1bitnep,
@en'I Bois. ano 5idet A9t.
4S.14tf ct. 4Saul, Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
aopeSbeimpininaen fOrbrer usiaa

~ ~Hft
9io, % StiIiusen al Biben e0er sc
pRrti, iom ban bGrer | Stebst for DO
Spabletitof, er / bpieite Grab uoltuoere
% bcresnet paa at siue Yublifum en- So
ON Sarerens itsrite 2isesploisbeS eaet
ppbDieee Wajetat, Der bog uiloe for
iuinoe / ida Winuter, buis bet gap III
til of resne; ibi ben sronne % sul,
Molins paa 9atota 2apiens Gniist tua
Ter life 8anoet beore END bore elifp9r
bise Heterogeneous Blpbpibt %
Sminfe.
Ssurist er oiSie S~nbianere meb 6en.
ipn iii 2epemdabe og &l9osbrdgt liaet
iaa uuenIise Tom alle andre Yiloe. Ganh
iaar fun Sou at bersre beres 2esemer
meset parmt Seir, be fienber life til
S~afeoase, cs oeres &osefar bruseS til
mango andre 5ormaal, {. st til at paife
8prnene /, lltsi at ale Sluss er oerfOr
alminoelise @jaiter ime0em Dem.
De bar insen iaite Spite eller SOues
tiber. llncertiben beltaser en- 9afota =
naunlis ba en- Gbef = ipu a Otte
Waaltiber paa FANNIE Dag os ipiier
riselis peb benz ole; unoertiben saar
Der flere 9nse, boOr ban lite imaser en-
Munofulo. Sps timber bette fioite mo-
turlisuis fun Steb, naar Nsben tuinser,
eler naar en- relisips Safe ifal bolbes.
aomner man IND mibt ON Natten / en-
0afota 2aubsbp, oil mani altib iinoe
nosle iiobenbe ont Slben % lptte til en-
eller anben sammel 8risers 5o%rta0lns
ger, mebens andre briuer rinot o9 oum>
per al De rgbe Steupibsr % after andre
maaIfe banter til 2poen al en- 9romme.
@u "Dafoia" iuper, naar ban ipler lis
tilbpieli9 BERTH, enten bet er Dag eler
9tat.
9et er en- 5eiltaselie at tro, at She
ierne bar nosen inrlis Mpnbisbeo. De
maa b1ue 5lertalets 8iqiselis al en-
buer 5otbolbsresel, Der ifal tases i
6~Rlesifab, os De fore laar berior n9iten
alori9 nuset, ier DC forub bar utberiest,
buprleoes Stemninsen er. st Subipibs
Snoapoelle beror paa bans egen Stprfe
pS bans 5amilies Stprrelie. @r bans
n9rmeite Sl9stninse iaa / Nntal eller
apinber, maa ban fince Zig / a0e mulise
1tllioeletteli er % uretfarbisbeoer;
ingen Sou iifrer bam bans @ienopm
eler bauner bans 9rab.
@aar en- uns Manb pil siite Jig, BEN
uenoer ban fig meb @aper til ben unge
Yises 5oralore, % buis bisie mubtasss,
icres ben unse 8ruo, tiloaffet meb ct
99ppe, til fin fremtioise Serres 9elt.
Sui9eripnnen er furplistet til at foripne
8Onens 5orelore meo 8ilbt, ioetminoIte
inotil ban ielu fuar Jamilie. Spiser.
forelbrene Dor alminoelisuis i ct 3elt
lise bag peo bans, men til 3robs berior
Suiserisnnen albris napne beres
gfapn eler tale til Dem, eller ie fin Sui
sermoeer / Gnfistet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29
$500 Mut6,

5 2pbet al SuIi Waamco,
iom'~ 3amoet I Big cate set:
tiementet bar uGrct | War:
feoct, bar pi ioigt $500
Merss til '25 iorifjeGtgeVer=
iomer. Sc Tleitc bar fjott
40 cacr 30 Mcres bpcr til
$3.50, - 90 s6 pr. Mere.
Scr CT enDum here Smiinoc
Neres igjen, nen oct CT fiart,
at iaa bctoigt bclig8cmoc
2amo iGi9es bmrtigt, 90 Ocs
ipr tnau fornmcr no, oeS ut:
rcrc CT man paa at iinoe ct
StDffe belSigt bcliggcuoc
2ano nGr SGrmbamsn. Zen
tic officiating paa 40 Ncrcs
CT fun $50 paa oct biuigite
% $50 paa oct oDreitc, altiaa
ninorc cno CT Solar pr.
Wcrc.
Sctalin8stioen CT Z 2lar, eaer
man fan faa iGn9cre eaer fortcre
Sio citer a%jpberens Cafe. sun
paa, at bette CT life 2ano uoc I
Wilomarfcm, mea oct iie9er fun 30
a 40 Wile ira WimneapoiiS 90 ct.
Yaul, eaer fun ~ Zines 8eiIe
mco S%crnbanen. Saapel Wanitps
babanen Som Tortbern Yaeiiiebas
mems %&opeolinic 9iennem fjGrer
9iifrtftet, 90 man bar 8 sjennemt.
8aaenSe Yasia8ertrain aa8li9 for.
uoen Gu WGnsoe Srasttrain.
Snf o9iaa paa, at bette lite CT
SpefnlantIano, ,ten Sernbanes
LAMB, TOM iGl9cS til &ompanictS,
e8ne fate Bulge Yriier, % at man
iaar iime Yapirer oirefte ira Sous
paniet, CT oem mcit betrp8scnoe
@aranti FOR at altin8 or Effert, %
at man lite bcboper at forlife itnc
iurt erbperpeoe Sparepense. "a
Niitanoen e. iaa tort, fan man
reiie no ON Wor8emen for at Il
paa Sanoct % fomnte tilba8e ON
Iftenem, men beoft CT oct oo8 at
retie no paa Gtermiooagstrainct
SCI. 3.45 % fomnte ino iaien nG tic
Wften. Bore to &anoagenter CT
ftaot9 tilffeoc Oeo St9 xafe Stas
ton for at mpoc Sanofc8crc %
piie oem om paa Xanoet.
II AGO..
General Land & Emigrations Agent,
200 Washington Corner Third and
Avenue South. Sibley Streets,
Minneapolis, MINI. st. Paul, MINI
rB- aae Breoe a~orssies til ct. Yanl.
10
Decorah-posten., 1888-08-29

Berlin at BABE n9ret iuribiIfe 8etantes
lisbeoer. Sislse preusiif 2op fan Der
nemlis oare nosen 2uil ON, buor pibt
Dronninsen MATTE fable ino unoer @r=
2erritorialrettens Beitemmelier. Der
itaar nemlis life noset | 2open berum,
os II mac altiaa bolbe fig til 5olfss
retten. Man benpiier ba til ben bsii
dniete idusiBjfe 2erbe 8luntI6ti, Der
etflerer. at zen Suuerens sg SteiGae,
Ssrn % andre Slastninse iom iaabannt
lite bar 8rau paa @rs Territorialret"
men ban titisier ristisnof, OF "@ourtoi.
lien i9opanli9 saar oibere."
9roHninsen ipnes Do osiaa at bapt
toilet paa benne "GUurtoiii", os mar
bar piitnOf | Berlin baut 3pIt til a,
itratfe fig iaa uiot iom mulist / Der
&etnins - ct ellsrs pel iuipireret tp1
Slao IOs aaerebe itartt paa, at &onl
wt'lan matte pelse andre Steber eni
2pltlanb til at bsrSpe en- Mober henbe,
Spn buab usiaa "Rproceut{de".
Artitel 'pnes at piie; men bens 0npis
; mug til SrOnninsen ON at reiie er rig
t'snOs Oanltslis at iOritaa. tbi ben ganI
l'N0reoeuti@s"s artitsl bleu. ItreUei
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20
A GOOD IDEA.
Comfort for SecOnd-Class
Passengers.
CALIFORNIA FRUIT UNION.
Reduced Rates Granted the Ma
tiOnal Teachers COnven-
tiOn Delegates.
Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD. /

Associated Press Dispatches to the HERALD. /
SAN Francisco, January 19.-T. H.
Goodman, general passenger agent of
the Southern Pacific r. r., issued a
circular to-day which virtually gives
second-class passengers the same at
tention at the hands of the company
as that granted to first-class passen-
gers. Emigrant trains are now run
on fast time on the Central Pacific,
and every inducement is being offered
to passengers to take that route in
preference to the Atchison. The cir
cular, which is issued as an order
from General Supt. ]. A. Fillmore,
reads as follows: Hereafter porter
will accompany these cars on train
No. l from Oakland and train No. 4
from Ogden, who will be under the
control, while en- route, of the train
conductors. Porters must wear des-
ignated uniform while on duty. They
must keep all the cars occupied by
second-class passengers on the same
train in order, sweeping and busting
out, and filling the water tanks when
necessary. They will be held respon-
sible for the curtains supplied for
each car, also mattresses, blankets,
ETC., furnished by Eli Denison. he col
lecting such rentage as he may make
for the use of the same by the passen-
gers. Smoking will not be allowed in
these cars, especially when occupied
by ladies'"
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20
FOUND DEAD.
Robert Turnbull,s Death i'm the
River Bed.

Robert Turnbull, Scotchman, an
old resident about fifty-fve years of
age, who has been drinking quite hard
lately, was found dead last evening
about five o'clock by some boys in the
river bed, near the levee, about three
hundred yards from the Macy street
bridge, towards the Southern Pacific
depot. He was nearly destitute
Of clothing, and his left arm was
broken and several marks were OBJ
served on his face.
Wednesday evening he returned to
his home near the bridge without his
shoes or hat, and minus his watch
and chain. He told Mrs. Cape, the
woman THAT keeps house for
him that his watch, etc., had been
retained by the police officers at the
station when he had been locked up
while drunk. About II o'clock he
left the house, and that was the last
seen of him while alive. Coroner
Meredith was notified, and had the
body conveyed to the undertaking
rooms of Orr & Sutch, where he will
hold an inquest to-day. There is as
yet no clue to the cause of his death,
except such as might be inferred
from the above statement, that while
drunk he managed to injure himself
so that he died before he could seek
aid
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20
CONGRESSIONAL.
Several Important Bills
introduced.
BELL TELEPHONE VICTORY.
The National Board of Trade
Recommends Postal
Telegraphy.

Associated Press dispatches to the HERALD
WASHINGTON, January 19.-In the
Senate to-day, Stanford introduced a
bill for the erection of public build
ing at Oakland to cost $3.50, 900; also
to increase the appropriation for a
public building at Sacramento to
$25O,OOO.
Hoar introduced bill allowing all
officers and enlisted men who served
in the army, navy or marine corps,
including regulars and volunteers, sub.
sequent to March 4, 1861, and prior to
July l, 1866, a pension at the rate of
one cent for each days service. This
sum is to be in addition to any PEN
sions for disability.
Hale reported back the delayed
deficiency bill, stating that the
amendments proposed by the Com
mittee on Appropriations we're but
few, and he would ask the Senate to
pass the bill on Monday.
A resolution by Hawley was adopt
ed, directing the Secretary Of the In
terror to report plan of legislation
for the disposition of public timber
lands so as to secure the preservation
of national forest lands at the head
waters Of navigable rivers and to put
within the rights of settlers legal
means Of providing themselves with
timbe for building their homes.
In the secret session the Senators
worked on the calendar treaties.
Those of chief consequence are the
British, Russian and Dutch extradi-
tion treaties.
The Senate made the folio wing con.
firmations: E. Semple, Governor
Washington Territory; w. G. Hall,
Secretary of Utah Territory; L. d.
Shannon, Secretary of Wyoming; Jas.
Sleakley, Commissioner for Alaska.
To be Receiver of Public Money, /. II.
Polk, Los Angeles, Cal. Colonel
Wesley Merritt, Fifty Cavalry, to be
Brigadier General, and a long list OF
army and navy promotions.
The Senate, at the close of the ex-
ecutive session, adjourned until Mon
day,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20
Postal TELEGRAPHY.
National Board of Trade Eavors

WASHINGTON, January 19.-The
Board of Trade Convention this morn
ing discussed the Postal Telegraph
resolution proposed by the New York
Board of Trade and Transportation.
After an animated discussion, a reso-
luton which declares that the use
fulness of the Postoffice Department
should be extended in the direction
OF telegraphic communication, and
urges the earliest favorable considera-
ton OF the question by Congress, was
adopted by two-thirds vote.
In the debate, Thurber, OF New
York, submitted answers to the ques-
ton he sent to Kenrick B. Murray, the
Secretary of the London Chamber OF
Commerce, who said that the opera
ton of the telegraphs by the British
Government had been successful
every way but financially. The re-
duction in the tolls had been a great
benefit to the public, the number OF
messages sent having increased one
third, but the revenue had in
creased only 6 per cent. There
is an almost universal popular SEN
timent against return to the p lvate
management of the wires. TN her
said that the British government had
paid for large additions to their plant
out OF the current receipts, and if the
telegraphs were credited with these
betterments and the free service of
the government, they would have
been able to show credit sufficient
to pay an interest on the bonds, while
if they were credited with the increase
of service given the public beyond
what the private companies had given
at the time the telegraphs We're trans
ferred, it would show an enormous
balance on the credit side.
Erastus Wiman, of New York,
spoke in opposition to government
control, claiming that the British re-
ports showed steady deficit and that
the service was tardy and uncertain.
There was no redress for gross negli-
gence. If the United States adopted
the system, it would increase the en-
ployes at least 100000, who were
bound to work in the interest of their
immediate employers. Resolutions
were then adopted asserting that the
usefulness of the Postoffice Depart
ment should be extended in the direc-
ton of telegraphic communication
and Congress was urged to favorably
consider the question as early as
possible.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20
Smallpox.

EDITOR HERALD: OF all epidemics
that afflict humanity there none SO in
excusable as the various eruptive
fevers, of which smallpox is the most
prominent. 1t is dirt disease, of the
dirtiest kind. There is dirt that is
visible. and th ere is kind Of dirt
that is invisible, which is the worst
al. 1t makes it's presence known
through the organ of smell. 1t is the
kind of dirt that engenders eruptive
fevers. Now. all the resolutions of
Boards OF Trade or the diagnosis Of
State Boards of Health do not abate
the nuisance. The fact is, that the
cause lays too deep for any resolution
or any wordy formula to affect or re-
move. In the best days Of the world
OF which any record is obtainable, no
disease of the kind existed. 1t is a
well-grounded opinion that these
eruptive fevers are comparatively
modern invention. In the light of
present investigation they cannot
thrive in well-ventilated place
What follows? Smallpox, measles,
scarlet fever, chicken -pox, itch and
some other diseases of the kind, de-
pend for their existence on dark, i'll
ventilated dwellings, and these de-
pend on the greed, avarice and lack
OF moral principle of the landlord !;
and as, of course the landlords have
sufficient influence to control legisla-
ton there is no remedy Immediately
available. The only thing left to do
is to create public opinion that will
not tolerate the I'll. This could be
done by the press if their labors were
unanimous but to- abate SO serious
an evil the press, the rostrum and
the public school should work to-
gether. Let our educators give prac.
tical object lessons, illustrating the
ventilation OF dwellings on thoroughly
scientific principles, by the use o.
known laws of exosmose and en-
dosmose readily applicable to house
, building, and We shall have no more
OF smallpox or any kindred complaint
F. M. SHAW.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20
TELEGRAPHIC BRIEFS.
Condensed From Associated
Press Dispatches.

Press Dispatches.
George w. Voyce and Patrick O'Neil
have filed suit at Belleville, ILL.,, for
for $4,000 each against Detective
Thomas Furlong and Frank B. Bow
man for false imprisonment in con-
nection with the murder of ex-Mayor
John B. Bowman, of East st. Louis.
General G. Gatewood, President of
the Mutual Life Insurance Company
of New York, died at Boston yester-
day of apoplexy.
Thomas Lawrence Riggs, of Riggs
& Co., bakers, Washington, D. G
died yesterday Of Bright's disease,
aged 33 years.
The constitutional prohibition
amendment passed in the Massachu-
sets Senate yesterday by vote OF %
oS.
Admiral Sir George Tryon will sue
ceed Sir Charles Beresford as Junior
Lord of Admiralty.
George B. Chase, clothing dealer of
Baltimore, Md, has assigned; bond
trustees, $125, 1000. Peter Grogan, fur
niture, also assigned; bond trustees,
$50 900.
P. F. Holy, an attorney, was run
over by freight train last night at
Gilroy station, his leg being ampu-
tated. He was sent to-day to the
county hospital.
Tom Goodwin, q miner, of Murphys,
| is ill with smallpox at Milton.
The citizens are afraid the disease
may spread.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20

at the pest house to-day. One of the
victims was DR.. Tyrrell, physician for
the Sutter Street Railroad, who was
removed to the institution yesterday.
No new cases cases developed on the
quarantined steamship Gaelic to-day.
An old ferry boat has been moved
alongside the Gaelic, and the Chinese
were transferred to her. The Gaelic
will be thoroughly fumigated and
cleaned before she is allowed to dock.
The cargo of merchandise is ex-
tremely valuable, and the company
has lost considerably through the fact
that the steamer is tied up.
Chief Justice Searles, of the Supreme
Court, has granted L. A. Powell, who
shot and killed r. T. Smith, at Red
wood, writ of habeas corpus, return
able before the Supreme Court of Ala
ameda county next Saturday.
Charles Wilson was to-day installed
in the position of United States In
spector Of Hulls, and took possession
of the office.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20
A BOSTON IDEA.
Blow at Private school


BosToN, January 19.--A great sensa-
tion has been created here by the
report of the special committee Of the
Legislature which recommends that
private schools be required to register
a return list of pupils; that School
Commissioners be required to visit
and examine private schools; to pass
a vote annually approving or refusing
to approve such schools; that after
September /, 1888, no such. private
schools will be approved, unless taught
by teachers holding certificates Of
qualification from School Commissions
ers, as is required in public schools.
These recommendations will, if adopt
ed, place all parochial schools under
the charge OF the School Commission
ers, certain to be Of Protestant COM
plexion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20
AGAIN IN THE TOLLS.
VIM. Ritchie Charged with Prac.
tfcing the Shell Game.

ticing the Shell Game.
Last evening VIM. Ritchie and G..
H. Robinson were arrested on Market
street by Sergeant Jef'reys for obtain
ing money from John A. Daun under
false pretense. Last Sunday, as Mr..
Daun, Of A Buena Vista street, was
sauntering around the reservoir on
Beaudry avenue Robinson approached
and spoke to him, and they soon be-
came somewhat engaged in conversa-
ton about their previous homes
and Robinson told him that he
was living on Temple street.
Robinson invited him to walk along
with him around the hill, and came
across Richie, who was sitting on the
ground with a paper on his lap, with
the half nut shells and piece of
blacking about the size of pea.
Neither pretended to be acquainted,
but Robinson commenced to bet and
won several times and induced Mr.
Daun to invest his only 81, which of
course he lost. Feeling somewhat
mean about it, he concluded to say
nothing to anyone, until he saw them
Yesterday on Los Angeles street, and
then he notified Mr.. Jeffries that it
would be we'll to watch them. Jeffries
soon cleaned the above facts and ar
rested them.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-01-20
PASSENGER RATES.
Several Radical Changes AM
mOunced. :.

SAN Francisco, January 19.-The
Southern Pacific passenger depart
ment has received notice that the
trunk lines between New York, Chi
cago and st. Louis have agreed to
give half rate for round trip to MEM
bers of the National Educational
Association living in their ter
ritory who may desire to at
tend the National Convention OF
Organization that will be held in this
city next July. AS the roads west of
Chicago and st. Louis agreed to do
the same thing some weeks ago, the
action OF the former roads insures the
half rates to all members and dele
gates of the society living in any part
of the United States.
The Southern Pacific Company will
put the following new passenger rates
into effect tomorrow. They will apply
from San:Francisco. To Boston, ,unlim-
tied, $3.50; first-class, $93; mixed,
$68; second class, $64. New York,
unlimited, $3.50; first-class, $91 /;
mixed, $3.50; second-class, $62.50.
Washington, unlimited $92.60; first
class, $S7.75; mixed, $62.75; second
class, $59.