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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-23
1lmter eena Gseniter Oes @atfets.

Ser Gbicagoer S6pabe Gtctpr
ReuB pelder fir3Ii9 in 8erltn par,
i6iloert Die Ginbriide, Die ct unter benz
beritbmten 6eniter bes &aiiers empftng, III
etnem Brtefe BON 6rauBen 10:
09en beuti6en &atier lab t1 a1 BRET
Sagen am btitorii6en Gdfeniter Deiln 8or>
iiber3te6en Ser @a9tparabe, SD iaD ben
alten 6errn gum erften Nt0le IN netreln
2eben uno mar e~ritaunt iiber letn 8utes
Qusie9en un6 itber Die @ldft5ttdt,
tDomtt Der baIb einun0nenn5t8>
lGDrtge @rets it6 fir Die t9n1 bon
Der W2enge bar9ebra1te !6~ulotgung our9
oftmaltges 8erbeusen ulo 2untnten Dez
banfte.
@S lit etn ersreifenbes 8ilo, penn ii6
Der ate &atier ieinem Golfe Setgt, oas tDn
nit ftirmil9em Subel begr(Bt.. Se0enrt
man babel, oaB it6 oieieS Sddulptel 1d2on
1elt Sa1ren beina6e tGgli6 tDteoerbolt, oDne
oaB man beim &aiier Elm 2(elterlperDelI noer
bet Der TIN b~egriiBenoen W1enGe eIne @o>
nabme Der 8egeiiterulg tDabrnebmen tollilFe,
10 Dern1as man it'd, AUDI perrl man IN eIner
groBen 0tepublif le6t, Der SemunOerlIn8
uno Giibrung ni6t at entbdlten.
gSte oa5 NeuBere oeS &ailerS, 10 mdWte
usebenDert9 III } u1uDelnS
ben 81 n d enmenge et1let1 Il pe[>
IA CD enpen Is inorud dl1f ll1IW.
SD erbltdte oa Wleui6en aus ben oerlde>
beniten StGnoen. Mber tpge fielen MIR Die
friiden tppblgendbrten uilD rot9nan9t9eH
Geii1ter 0teler 2eHte GHf, oeren Su9e Hls9E
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-23
G1eftrii@er S@neWOerfeDr TT Ne&p
0Orf u. /. 10.

8GbrenO Chicago nit ietnen &abel6abnen
uno letrtem &abel>Oerfes it@ abquGlt, lit
ieBt III Stem Oorf Ser Mnfanq NIT
@tnfIbrung Der eleftrii9en Eriebz
trait auf ben StraBeneiiene
babnen, an SteIe Der 9feroe, aema6t,
Sn LETTER !3eit muroen in Der 9terteu
Npenue gtetu gorfs Don Seiten Der ,,Beit
SIDE &apib 3raniit Co." nit Dem %eieftriz
i6en Weotor bes belgil9en Spftems eSulten
Die entl9etoenoen 8eriu6e gema6t, ipelde
CUR gr0Bten !3ufriebenbeit Quer ausfielen.
Die Srtebfraft 1T unter ben StBen Ser Sal
lagiere IN elmer QlnSabl bon eleftrilden
yNftumulatoren" an9ebra6t. Die Qei6tiaz
tett, pofnlt Der gSagen ange6alten, in 8e=
pegu1tg geiebt uno jeoe Steigung Der 8abn
genommen tperbe1 taun, lieB ni9ts su mini
l@en itbrig.
Der benubte 8asen lit Elm qeip6bnlt6er
Strabenbabntpageit, tDeldem Die 8atterieu
uto Der WeotDr beigefIgt iino. Sin iolher
Wagen mar fur cine Nusiteuura in Nntz
perpen trl Sabre 1885 gebaut tu0rben. mo-
er BON Der belgii6en Ge%9ieruna ben er1ten
Yreis fir eleftrti6e @rftnbunaen erbie[t.
uno in 8ruiiel iinb 1ol9e Q8aaen lett Weos
naten nit bettem Grfolqe inn @anae.
9tah Dem Wtu1ter oteie5 belgil6en @aaeus
peroen ieBt in SEEM gorf 3undbit aebn 9Sas
gen 9ebaut, tpel6e nod fueitere Qoraiioe
haben tperoen, 8. 8. eleftrii6e 6emmuuq.
Sic fperDen big sum /. Mpril bieles SSabreS
terttg letn uno oann auf Der 8aDn Der 0ierten
loenue in 0ienit eeiteQt merben. Oie olten
Yferoetpagen loaen alsbann ebenfalls NIT
elettrtlcben Wtotoren eerleben meroen.
Oas Depot. tpel6es fir btele eleftriIhe
8abt gebaut miro, erbdlt Die n0tbtaen Sim
rt6tungen, INN Die ~gebraudten eleftriiden
8atterien (2%tffumalatoren) aus BEN Mo1em
SIT nehnlen uno neu gefiqte in Die Q9ooen al
l6affen. Die gebral1ten 8atterten fDerbem
oann lofort 1pteoer nit @leftrtsitGt fir lpds
tere Gertpenoung gefiiQt. Der 0ethie[ Ser
8atterien ptrO nt0t mebr !3eit in Qniprldn
nebnlert als eth Bferoe=0 e0Iel, uno es be-
bari nj etnes Bechiels i'm Ioo. UNI ben
Wagen 50 Deeilen 3uriidlegeu 3u iaiie1.
SeBt maGt ETH lolder Wagen Is Wfei[en
IN Der Stunoe; pur6 8er9r0beruno 6es
Wtotors fam Die @ei6pinbiqfeit nerne6rf
tperoen. Die Soften elmer 8atterie 1nerSen
tdglt6 81 bis IS betrasen, tpd6rer6 bic eines
9feroepagens iih auf IS Bis $40 beIollfen,
uno oas @an3e tritt ms 0ebef1 0 b n { Ser
tpultung Der StraBen uno l~onftiqe lln6e=
quemliafeiten.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-23
alnswetfana mo e(b,petfnna.

lIeber Die in Dem Gnttpurf zines yberz
i6Grften So5ialtitengeieses" fir 0euti6>
LAMB Dorgeialageue @rmdhtigung bet
91eidSperipaltung, CUR gerbanuung g eb o.
rener 0eutl6er aus i6rem @e>
burtSldnoe idgt Die fir 8tsmard's
Mianbitiid geltenbe Norbbeuti6e MQgez
meme 3eituug:
Sine iotde @usmeiiungsbefugniB lit in Der
0eutjhcn @eet9ebu1S ni9t pbne gorgan9,. ie
fiHoet lid IN Dem S eu1te NJ 1t1tb benz loge>
1latllIei Y ! p a truu 8 6 9 E e BE. Alelll
1roeoem lie9t III Der Grpatrltrun9 cine MtdBre9el
pom lolfer Sdiuerc uno na%tlIr0emGb aud pom
iol9 l9perem Gtnoru6 aui bic 8etbeiltgteil, baB
nur i'm ~duberitel 9~lotbfale baSu ge9riffen uerben
fam. Gs werocI oaber, loel1 Der GorlbIag @usz
it6t aui Nn1abme babcn loa, Die triftigltcn uno
fdiueritwie9eabeu @riinoe fir ~benielben bet9ebra6t
iDeroen miIleil. Seoenfals ptro init o~enielben
ocin ltel6stag cine SelbtuBtaUung Der %ernltelteI
1Ilo acknowledgement art an9elonnen."
So Dobl, - Mno nidt ods 1lIein. IS
tptro pielme6r benz &ei95tag cine maBIoie
TIegeIet, UNI ni9t gu iagen g 6 r.
ferei gegeu ale nit benz beuti6en 0fetGe
in freunoidaftlibem 8erfebr ite9enoen gta>
tionen dtgelonnen!
0enn mas an0eres bebeutet bic yNustuet>
lung, b. b. Die @ttbirgerung ooer Ser
baunHng peltumitiir3erti6er, in 9euti6s
LAMB 1etmatbSbere6tlgter 6auunten, als
Die A~bIabung oerielben auf anbere
2Gnoer ? 9aS oeuti6e 3tet6 geitattet Die
8erienoung Dergifteter g~&abrungsitofte
(@etrdnfe), beren 8erfauf in OeutiGIano
felbft bel i6merer Citrate Derbnten lit, an
bas Qtlslan6. Dtit bleier einen 9tieoers
trdd5t ite6t Die anoere i'm @t1flang: oaB
man Rerle, Die, in Oeuti6lano geb0ren nao
bort 6eimatb6erebtigt, bort nIdt nnl1aoz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-23
Gtepelans 1,1s @emffpme.t.

QlBer Grant lit cleveland Der
einstge 8rGitoent, Der ben Wfutb bate, lbers
triebene auf ungere6te u1o gen1etnl 6Golt6e
Stetgerung Der Beniionen friberer unionss
fGmpfer bere9nete @eleBe Dur6 letn Beto
gu erbriiGen.
GrdItbent Grant puroe troB Der rai6en
Gntl6ieoen6eit, mon1it er etneln berartigen
@eieBe III BEN lebten Stunben Oes banalts
gen @ongreiies ben @araus madte, BON ben
republifanii6en 3eitungen in fettter Wetle
g%etaoelt, tpetl tie no9l flblten, buB es gar
5u t0lpiid unO blOofinnig letn ptroe, ben
Iiegrethen 6eerfubrer, Der gegen letre Sol7
oaten ftets freunblt6 unb gittg getpelen
mar uno nun iiberOtes an Der SptBe Der
republifautiden 4artei itano, ais pSoloas
t~enfetno" 81 peri9reten. Nber gegen ben
6emofrattihen 4rGitoenten Sleoeia1o
bralt6ten Die republtfantl6e ?3eitungs7
Iebreiber nno 9olitifer feline oerartigen
yidIi6ten 81 beoba6ten. @r gebort 5u
elmer 9artei, pel6e ii6 tbetltpetle aut ben
Slbe1 ftiibt; uub 10 fonnte NIT etltetn GEE
mtfIen S6etn bon 8eredtigung Die Ser
oGhtialtng er6oben meroen, Yrdltoent
@lepelano babe feline 3unejgunq gu ben
..a[ten So[oaten he5 gtoroens." Balo dber
ooinoen republifanii0e Bartetflepper tpetter
i1no iteuten i'm ~seraoc5u als Teiro uno
0erfolqer oer alien llntpnstdmpter bin.
Sc folGten nun Sic abideuIi0en 6legeleten
uno 6ebereien bes beriidttgten 3uttle bon
Sotpq unb anoere S6atoli9tetten ge9en
Sen @~rdfioenten, iotpie Gntrlltungsbe7
i6llIe republifanii3er Notwithstanding
Sn auen 0ieien &un0gebungen tDurbe
grGitbent Gleuelarb alS Der btttere Hetno
Ser 0eteranen beS e~tnitigen Sretpiutgens
beeres Des 8unoes btnGeiteut. uno belons
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-23

fDeroe1oen Stllrme pretsge9eben lie Derlor
aber ben Sept ntbt, ialnrnelte Die Rinoer
Inn lt6, ban0 tie nit ftarfem 8tn0fabeH,
ben lte gum @lId CUR Sano bate, ale bel
oen Nrrnen felt aneina1oer, befeitigte bann
oas @nbe Der S9nur uni tbren 0eib, nabm
oas fletnite Der &inoer auf Ben Qrm unb
trot nun, tnoem fie ben &inbern Wfutb ein>
lpra1, nit t9nen lorsfdItig ben Neg mad
el1em tbr befaltnten Sarmbaule an. Jta6s
Dem fte ollr6/ S6nee, Gts un0 Stlrm bret
Vtertel W(eilen nit ben &tnbern auril69es
lle9t bate, trafen iie ale tpobIbebalten tn
Dem loltben sS%armbauie Elm.
Nu6 unter benz ieBtgen Gbef bes Signale
tpelers beS 8unoeS, @reeIp, bon benz
man it'd etne 10 groBe 8eiierun9 oes Stgnalz
oten1tes Derlproden bate, miro i'm @an3en
nab Der alten S6ablone fprtgearbeitet.
@reelD mar, ais er bas Mntt antrat, fein
gteulin9 pie iein Gorgduger Sen. 6asen,
lonoern bate benz St9nal1Rureau l6on ieit
Sabren ange60rt uno aud auf letnen be-
tannten BolarretIen allerlet Netter>S eobs
a6tungen gena6t. Qlber beionoerS i'm ente
fernteren 0iorotpeiten treffen feline 8orarSs
la9u1t9en ebenlo ieIten eth nie bic 0a5en's.
0ie Dor nibt LANCER 3ett pprgenommene
genauere Gintbeilung ser pWetter6e5trfe"
bat ebenfa1s penig eeboIfen. @dbrenb
friiber bon Waibin9ton aus bie 8etterproz
pbe3etlngen fir gang eroBe @ebiete, 3. g.
bas vobere @ebiet Der Seen" genla6t tpurz
ben, bat man ieBt etfpas ~fletnere, ie aus Ell
ntgen nit Nanen beseibneten Staaten 5uz
l~amnengelebte Be5trfe. Qlber obne ltebers
tretbang lGBt it6 lager, DAB DerStgnalotent
lett Dem Dor iteben Sabren erfolgten Tooe
1eineS nuSnpseidlnpten 0~pnrltnnerS MPn
gilbert S. WeDer, &iifidrttte uno
fetne Sorti9ritte gemadt BAT.
Gar feline Wetterpropbe3eiun9en tpliroen,
tpentgitens fir ben e%ntfernteren Norotueiten,
ieoenfals better iein, ais bieie faliden,
tpel6e fir Die 2eute, Die Biz ieBt nod baran
9lauben, 10 i6eraus sefd6rlt9 ftn6.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-23

3ufrie6enbeit un6 @liifietigfeit aus6ridz
ten, aIs Die fablen etneefallenen unb trGnfz
liGen @eit6ter Der abgeia9ten nerp6ien
Qmerifaner bet uns in gbtca9o."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1888-01-23

Office; SIDE acknowledgement. unb SiftS WOsaus.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05
one Way 60 Make Money.

Westfeld's colored colony was con-
siderably stirred up on Saturday over
a to-be funeral which did not come off.
On Thursday telegram was received
from New York that well-known
young colored woman from Westfeld
had died, and few hours after dap.
per city man Of color. claiming TO be
an undertaken, put in an appearance
and said the body was In his care and
he would forward IL for burial upon
payment Of between $40 and $40. The
money was raised by contribution an d
paid over, and Saturday afternoon the
young woman's friends gathered for
the funeral. But the expected corpse
did not arrive, and suspicion Is now
agitating the colony that he telegram
was a ruse TO enable the pretended
undertaken TO fleece Thanksgiving
field Republican.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

OF all tle means Of public conveyance In 4
large city, even for a few hours, during q
strike OF the employees. means . general
time being, and Is attended with an enorm-
Gus aggregate loss 10 the community. How
much more serious 20 the individual Is the
general tie-up Of his system, known as
constipation. and due 70 the strike OF the
most Important organs for moro prudent
lected, torpid or sluggish liver will pro-
duce serious forms OF kidney and liver dis
eases, malarial trouble and chronic dyspep-
sia. DIR. Pierce's Pleasant Purgatiyc Pei
lets are a preventive and cure OF these dis
orders. They are prompt sure and effcc-
tive, pleasant to take, and positively HARM
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

II will be remembered that Mr.. Louis ID
Morelock. who has for number Of years oc
cupied the position Of night clerk for the
Adams Express Company. recently come m
possession Of the snug little fortune OF fifteen
thousand, dollars through an outlay OF one
dollar for a one-twenneth ticket In the
March drawing OF the Louisiana State Lot
terry. A Courier reporter dropped into the
Adams Express Company's Office last night
where be found Mr.. Moreland, awaiting the
arrival OF the midnight express. He seemed
10 be In unusual good spirits, and In his
pleasant manner conyened on various sub
jccts until he drifred into a conversation re-
garding the Louisiana State Lottery, In
which he gave statement OF how he came
10 purchase the ticket about the receipt OF
the money, and what he intends TO do with
IL
Mr.. Morelock said: "Just having one dol
lar 70 spare. asked Mr.. James Brown II he
had received the tickets for the Louisiana
Lottery drawing. He replied he had, and
bought twentieth OF ticket 81, 57Q When
arrived home gave tito my little girl toplay
with when my wife saw IL aud put II away
In the baby's iron safe. did not think OF
Ii again until my wife asked me what my
ticket had drawn. Ireplled did not know
but would see when went to work. / took
the ticket with me. and that night when the
reports OF the drawing came, looked all
over the list bur did not notice the numbe.
drawing the capital prize. took n second
look 10 see what number lad drawn the
100000, and found that held the lucky
number. / sent the ticket 70 New Orleans,
G. O. ID. $4,000 and about week later re-
ceIyed the amount and five dollars additional
IN New York exchange. / deposited IL In
the bank and do not intend TO touch any OF
II now thatI am able to work. and intend TO
go right along as have been doing. But
now feel secure and know that should any,
thing happen to me my family will be left in
comfortable circumstances. This was the
first lottery ticket ever bought"-EUdHs-
ville Qnd.) Courier. March %.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

There is no end 70 the tasks which daily
confront the good housewife. To be a sue
ccssful bousckecper, the first requisite IL
good health. How can woman contend
against the trials and worries OF hoesekeep-
ing II she bc suffering from those distressing
irregularities. ailments and weaknesses
peculiar 90 her seNy DIR. Pierce's Fayorite
Prescription Is specific for these disorders.
The only remedy, sold by druggists. under n
positive guarantee from the manufacturers.
Satisfaction guaranteed In every case, or
money refunded. See printed guarantee on
bottle wrapper.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05
The fayorit dresses for elderly VIC

The favorit dresses for elderly wo.
men are made of MORE for the skirt
and Of Henrietta cloth, cashmere,
China silk, bengaline. or surah for the
polonaise, and the polonaise Is the
favorit form OF upper garment and
draperies for old ladies. The colors
preferred are seal and Havan browns,
dark and Olive green's, Gobelin blues,
and black.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

America does give some fashions to
Europe. Children here are dressed to
great extent in the Kate Greenaway
styles, and latterly Parisians are be-
ginning to put those long-skirted,
short-waisted, quaint gowns, and
cloaks and big hoods on their little
ones, and, with the generosity of that
polite and genial people, they order
them Of their dressmakers as "Amer-
lean gowns, coats and bonnets" for
children.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05
rRIckets, and Vast
Ing Disorders Of Children,

SCOTS Emulsion OF Pure Cod Liver OH with
IIypophosphites Il uncqualled The rapidlty with
which children gain flesh and strength upon Il IL
very wonderful Read the following: II have
used SCOTS Emulsion In cases OF Rickets and
Marnsmas Of long standing, and have been NOR,
than pleased with the results, In every case III,
improvement was markell. NJ MAIN, NJ. ID.
49,. XcrL
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

To the Editor
Please inform your readers that have
positive remedy for the above named
disease. BY it's timely use thousands OF
hopeless cases have been permanently
cured. shall be glad to send two bottles
OF my remedy FREE to any OF your readers
who have consumption IL they viii send
me their Express and p. O. address.
Respectfully,
4. A. SLOCUM, M. e.. 1S1 Pearl St, N. Y.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

A Clergyman, after years OF suffering
from that loathsome disease, Catarrh, and
vainly trying every known remedy, at last
found n prescription which completely
cured and saved him from death. Any
sufferer from this dreadful disease send
ing self addressed stamped envelope to
Prof j. A. Lawrence, PIP East 9th St.,
New York, will receive tho recipe free OF
charge.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

There Is no issue of free trade and
protection. What the country de.
mands is fair trade and square deal
In paying taxes.--Sdn Francisco Ala
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

Firs.--AI Fits stopped free by DR.. Kine's Great
Nerve Restorer No Fits after FRS, days use. Mar
selous Treatise and $s 90 trial bottle free TO
FIT eases. Send 10 DR. Kline, o3r Arch ST Phila Pa
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

One Of every five has some form Of Hear,
Disease and is in danger Of sudden death.
DIR Kilmer's ocEAN-wnsD HnAn REMkpy regu-
laies, corrects and cures
Price sI.oo-6 bottles $500
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

The new Duke of Rutland, Lord John
Manners, inherits 10000 acres OF land, five
mansions and about 100000 annual income
flom his brother, the bachelor duke.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

DIR. Schlicmann has set ont for the east
with the firm determination OF finding the
real tomb OF Alexander the Great.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

w. X. Vanderbilt has spent 100000
among London bric-a-brac dealers.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05
woman's Work.

Congressman knnlc Nelson, OF Minnesota
Is a Norwegian by birth.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

King Humbert, OF italy, drinks nothing
but water al state dinners.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05
CATARRH CURED.

Louis Kossuth is very III at Turin.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1888-05-05

100 Doses One Dollar

Sold by al druggIsts. q SIX for g. Prepared onl!
by c. l. HOOD CO., Apothecarics, Lowell, Mass
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-29
Tho Yosemite Disister

In speaking of the steamboat explosion
at Vallejo, which occurred Monday morn
ing, the Bulletin of last evening says: The
disaster recalls some of the numerous sim
liar accidents which were of comparatively
frequent occurrence in the DAYS when pre-
cautions were not so thorough as at present.
One OF the most frightful steamer explo-
sions in this State was the Yo emite disas-
ter, in October, 1865, at Rio Vista. on the
Sacramento river. Captain Sam Poole was
IN charge OF the vessel which was on her
way from Sacramento to this city. Fifty or
more lives were lost. OF this number
thlrty-five were Chinese. who were asleep
in the compartment forward of the engine
and boller-roOm when the explosion occur
red. A bulkhead six inches thick, dividing
the boiler room from the sleeping quarters.
was shattered and blown as though so
much paper, and the steam scalded and
killed the unfortunate Chinese almost in
SANITY The white passengers were all at
dinner. The explosion occurred Just as the
engine was started in leaving the moorines
at Rio Vista. The Julia disaster was sim
liar in this respect. Captain Erskine, of
the steamer st. Paul, an old mariner, re-
calls that two pilots ware in the pilot
house of the Yosemite with Captain Poole
at the time of the explosion. One had his
hand on an CaSen spoke of the steering
| wheel. The piiot.h house was shattered and
all blown away except the floor. One pilot
was sent head over heels TO the deck below.
but Captain Poole and one companion re-
manned on the unmoved floor. His COM
panion after the explosion still grasped the
spoke of the wheel, but the flying debris
had severed it from the wheel without in
lnring his hand or his body. One of the
Wells-FaTgo express messengers, named
Russell, was blown ashore from the
| steamer. Those who saw him land say he
still grasped intact his expi ess-b book and
notes. Defective boiler iron was the cause
of the Yosemite disaster"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-29
Connected by Rail.

Sacramento is now connected by bands
of steel with the Queen City of the foot
hills, Placerville. The Observer of yesterday
says: After so many years of waiting
and anxiety the people of Placerville were
greeted on Saturday, February %, 1888,
with the sound of the locomotive whistle
within the city limits. This will be glad
tidings generally to the people of Ell Do
RADIO county-glad that at last we are con-
nected by rail with the outside world. We
feel grateful to the railroad managers, that
Notwithstanding the most severe winter
ever known on the Pacific coast, they have
pushed this great work TO completion, or
so nearly so, that we know there is a rail
road to Placervile. There is yet consider
able work to be done, round-house, turn
table, and depot buildings are to be con-
structed. the material for all this work is
being brought on the ground framed and
ready to be put together, and large force
of carpenters are actively engaged in this
work, so we are assured that within very
short time freight trains and passenger
coaches will take the place of the construc-
= ton train. Our farmers are wearing smil-
ing countenances, knowing that their varied
products are now within the reach of the
markets of the outside world"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1888-02-29
To-Night's Concert.

The Mcneil Club gives its second con-
cert tonight at the Metropolitan Theater.
The prices are as before-lower sections,
81 balcony so cents. The associate MEM
bership fills the lower part of the house,
about all the seats being taken. Connois-
eurs know that the upper circle is the bet
ter position always from which to hear
music. In all large cities the most ardent
lovers of music will be found, whenever
opportunity permits, seeking the loftier
seats III the hall or theater. In the re-
cent opera season here some of the
best musical judges could always be found
in the upper tier. In the Metropolitan
Theater this tier is fitted with opera chairs,
formerly in the dress circle. and those
who wish to attend for musical enjoyment
alone should not be deferred from occupy
ing them because they are not still in the
dress circle. The club to-Light viii be
assisted by Miss Mary Fox. soprano, Mr..
Ben Clark. Tenor, and Mr.. w. H Kinross,
baritone, all of San Francisco The pro-
gramme will be as follows: Night Witch
cry" Storch, Queen of the Earth" Pin
suit, Ben Clark The Tear" Witt, 1.-THE
Sybil, (LIndovina) Puzzi, Miss Mary Fox ;
Annie Laurie" Buck, The Moon hath
Raised Her Lamp above" Benedict. Ben
Clark and w. H. Kinross The Boy and
the OWL Chadwick, Good Night Be-
loved, Balfe Ben Clark; 4" Rosebud Fair"
Macy, Winds at Rest" Hoffman, Dreams -
Strelezki, Miss Mary Fox; DR.. st. Paul, +"
Zelter; Miss A. BOIL. accompanies. A
souvenir programme volume with the
words OF all the songs will be supplied to
the auditors