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Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
A Schooner Fight.

The Schooner John G. Worth, at
San Pedro, was the scene of terrible
row yesterday morning. One OF the
Mates was struck over the head by a
lever which cut severe and dan
gerous wound on the scalp and no
sooner had this fracus been quieted
by the officers than the Captain dis
covered sailor lying in ambush at
at the cabin door With an AK waiting
for the other Mate and but for his
timely discovery by the Captain, un-
doubtedly the other Mate would have
been killed as the sailors seemed very
hostile. The mutinous sailors were
a rested and peace restored.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
NEWS NOTES.

The letter-list will be found to-day
ON page % of the HERALD.
The paving of Spring street is pro-
crossing quite rapidly. The PAYERS
are working below Third street, and
one band is below Fifth, clearing off
the dirt.
There will be benefit to Harry
Osborne at the Opera House on Fri
day night, on which occasion Chispa
will be presented by the Grismer-
Davies Company.
Yesterday morning brakeman
named Wood, employed by the
Southern Pacific Company, had his
right hand and foot crushed while
making a coupling. 1t was not
learned how seriously he was hurt.
Il; La Esperanza Psrlor, No. "a, Native
Daughters OF the Golden West, will
meet this evening in Opera Hall ,
South Main street. Important busl.-
ness will come up for transaction, and
a large number Of the fair daughters
will be present.
On Wednesday evening at Z O'Clock
sharp, there will be Democratic
caucus held in Judge Hutton's court
room for the purpose of selecting a
candidate for Councilman from the
Second ward, to fill the place made
vacant by the resignation OF I.
]. Cuddy. All Democrats of the Sec
.ond ward are requested to be present.
Officer Balleau Saturday night al
lowed his curiosity to get the better Of
his judgment. and finding himself in
possession of a fire-alarm key became
possessed OF the idea to see the works
Of the box. He therefore inserted his
key into the box and opened the door
but to his dismay he could not extract
it, and consequently returned and re
ported the circumstance at the police
stotion.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Irrigation.

EDITORS HEdALD In reference 70
the irrigation question, which in
Southern California is of such import
ance to the cultivator of the soil, it is
to be supposed that brief review OF
the effect and usefulness OF irrigation
will be of interest to the farmer.
The different methods of irrigation,
by which European agriculturists
have tried to multiply the fruits Of
the earth, are perhaps but slight,
known in this country, and no doubt
they are by many regarded as inn
practicable and useless on these larger
stretches of country.
The method of irrigation used in
this country, which demands a great
quantity of water, has necessitated a
large capital at the owners disposal,
and still in many cases its success
has fallen far short Of expectations.
Without doubt, many thinking
farmers have known and hopelessly
struggled against the faults in the
new world methods, OF which l par
ticularly shall note the following
The water which by irrigation is led
over heavy clayey soil, will only pen
citrate to very unconsiderable
distance, because the lower
pert is, in many cases, too
hard and impenetrable- In many
places this lower stratum OF
soil is already filled with stagnant
water, which, as is we'll known, not
only Injuries the plants development
greatly, but mostly produces only
hurtful weeds.
In other cases, where the lower
part of the soil consists of lighter and
more porous substances, a washing
sway of the upper layer OF soil often
occurs, by which the plants nourish-
ment is carried away.
In order to cure these defects, it
must be clear to every practical, as
well as theoretic, farmer, that it is
Just as important to have the draining
as the irrigation under control.
This result can only he obtained by
an irrigation system which was in
invented some years ago, and which
has won much rightful praise in
Europe.
Il ~ 10 al OAic power W WAtcT
much or little, according to the need.
g. The watering is, at the same
time, done both on and under the
surface.
8. The watering is done in the short
est possible time.
When it is supposed that the water
has penetrated sufficiently and done
the work, then the first valvet is
opened and the next one below closed.
The water then sinks through the
soil down to the draiopipes, where it
in its course through the main drain
pipes again is used for irrigation, just
BY the work of opening and closing a
valve in the main drainpipe. By this
Il will be seen such a method saves
much water. By means of this sys-
tom it is in ones own power, if de-
sired, to use the two powerful ele-
ments, water and ir,sto change the
substances found in a layer of soil
from four to five feet in depth, SO that
these contribute to the plants growth
The above remarks show plainly
Che advantages OF such an irrigation
method. Respectfully,
H. G. JAsPERsoN.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
red in the Rosedsle Cemetary.

red in the Rosedsle Cemetary. De-
ceased came to Los Angeles in
October, 1887 from tender and loving
parents and a happy home in Virginia:
He was Just 81 years of age and had
recently emerged from college where
his brightness and noble traits OF
character gave promise OF an enviable
future. Every care and attention was
shown him during his illness by his
hopeful friends, and an affectionate
brother aided by the best medical
skill, but all to no avail. His parents
and brother have the sincere sympa-
thy of those who were fortunate
enough to know him.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Wedding

The wedding of the young and pop.
ular gentleman B. N. Olivas and Miss
Mary Ballerino, took place yesterday
at the residence of the former. Mr..
Olivas is too well known and too pop
ular among the Spanish element to
require any eulogy. Miss Ballerino
is the daughter Of the large real
estate owners, Mr.. and Mrs. B.
Ballerino. No doubt all their friends
will be delighted to hear this agree.
ah le news.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13

Sierra Nadre Excursion, headquarters at
A. L. Teele's, cor. Second and Fort.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Gibson,s Death.

Coroner Meredith received word
yesterday that John Gibson the man
who had been run over at the Com.
mercial Street DEPOT on Tuesday had
died at the County Hospital on Sat
urday night. Gibson who was under
the influence Of liquor attempted to
jump on a freight train and losing his
balance fell under the wheels which
ran over both legs crushing them hor-
ribly. Coroner Meredith will hold
an inquest this morning.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Marshall Bnckner's Death.

At eight o'clock on Saturday morn
ing, Marshall Buckner, brother of w
d. Buckner, Civil Engineer of this
city, died peacefully after a two
months Illness Of typhoid fever, al
HI residence. The funeral services
wure held yesterday afternoon at two
<oPcloek In the Fort Street M. E.
Church, and his remains were inter
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Millions of money are spent in thi,

Millions of money are spent in this
country every year for the arrest,
trial and maintenance of criminals,
one-half of whom might never have
committed crime if they had known
how to earn an honest living. Which
is best, to spend the money on pun
ishing them when they have gone
wrong, or to devote it to training
them SO that they will not be tempted
to go wrong.-[San Francisco Call,
Ind
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Shipments for January

The following is the official state
ment OF Eastern overland freight
shipments, and the points from
which merchandise was forwarded
during January, 1888 via the South
ern Pacific Company:
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Madam Hnrssp.

Two hundred rooms-hot and cold water.
Only elevate: in the city. Twenty suites
Los Angeles daily herald., 1888-02-13
Undeliverea Telegram /.

Undelivered kilograms at the Western
Union Telegraph office, February 12, 1888,
Casper eteinee, H. G. Golfer, e. Chambers.
h. &. Stroud, w. F. Scott, r. r. Kirs.e
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Gn Nmatsr 6orefining

ifa( sius Tirsoos Gften / Stepers
Opera Souie. ct bramatiR 9ist at
2onaiellop the blind girl of Castel
Guile oil bl,ue foreoraset, os ienere
tommer en- poerit fomif SARGE meb 6.
6. Gabruel iom 8unouftsr. 8 bet Sele
optraber Der benoeo so Berioner. uuse
9amer, sifte 9amer, 9gstem9no, Beps
peripenbe, fortiast ale mulise Slass
Menneifer Miis Great os be Serrer
Speruti % Sesner beisrser Or6eiters
Muiiten, os Orr. 9ebbitt siuer en- 3enors
Solo. Gbsansen er lat iaa lapt Tom
til 25@ts., os insen Grtrabetalins for
r~eieruerebe Blabie. Oct uil iitferlis
blipe en- ristis norton Gften.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
6are | WeIt'S etDrab.

Den, Tom tuser fig en- Eur uo Ill
8iebermanns gienbum / @eits3 ecorab,
lise til genitre peo ben fore BRO, pil
ie, at en- np Slum eiter al S%anbipnlis'
beb bill fulbenbe, buao ben iiote be-
spnbte paa, nemlis at lfaife @lpen ct MT
Slooleie, builtet uil bliue netop i ben fra
samle Gage betienbte Sumpitrefnins
peitenfpr Sendes Sutitbpsnins. Sm
1aa Ter, pil altiaa ben nuuerenbe Bro
alene FIRE pper ct tprt 2eie, eIer bsiit en-
Grm af Glpen, us en- anben maa leg
ses pper bet npe 2sb. 9ette oil blipe
en- foitbar Nffare, % bericr pil Der pel
psiaa itibe blipe truine iaabunne Jurs
anitaltninser, at itarfe 5orbpsninser ps
9amninser pil tuinse Glpen til at boloe
fin samle 8urs.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Naarcn CT fommeu,

os oa siGloer BET at sjsre fine SGrelier lpie
os penlise, pene os rene. Der er Sntet, iom
bioruser iua meset BERTH, iom at fau MT
YetrGf paa YGssene, bet bliper, ipm ON
mon bar flpttet iuo / ct mt { ls os Itaber
MP Spgse / 5amilttn. 8aa up, os ie, boil'
tet pattert lloual9, gbas. 2epnaro bar at
Wall Paper; Sc pil ,ittert iiuoe nuset,
iom fuloer I 7eres Smas, % enbnu Noset,
iom De iifferlis letter Yris paa: Wall Pa
per er MI biuissre, eno bet npsenIinoe bar
p9ret for. Wteo itsrite Yereopiuisbeo srems
bier ban for ajsbere be mango foriielise
Wsnitre al 8Gssstr9i, iom ban bar paa
Eager. Niis Yertbe 8utao bill altio
bore tiliteoe os betjsne norlte 8unoer %
Benner.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
@nens "Sibemalfs"

er paa be ileite @aber / en- iaaban
Sorfatnins, at mar sjsr retteit / at saa
tiliibe for benz, bpis man life oil ubiatte
fig for at ramle o~perenbe, foritreffe euer
breffe ct Ben, eaer iaa fit Sfotsi repet
/ 5iIer. Saalebes bar bet paret / lem
sere 2ib, os aniseuel Ter bet no til, at
Snsen lager TO Binber / 8Urs for at
afbialpe benne nuisance; ben eneite
SOranbrins, iom er fleet, tiaOb 5lums
men Zig OF sisre. ibet ben paa Here
Steoer tps unoerlaset bort, iaa mon
fan inobiloe fig. at mar suar paa spns
senoe S%tibsbaf, naar man paslerer
bisie brstfaloiae SUrtpuse. Su0sr,
ppituaenbe Spiserboueber % fnatfeoe
Blaufer ipnss at fappes meb b~ueranore
ON at lasse be ~ftaffels 5%Oosiensere
S%inoriuser / 8eien. Slist uitel burbe
Iuareit mulist reties paa, os ri oil bIabs.
at bet bliper noset af bet 5srite, ben
neblatte aomite taser fig al. Oct burbe
bare en- iuloitenois Setrpsselie / iaa
Senieenbe, naar man bsrer, OF ben er
iammeniat af ~iaaoanne Wenb iom
Samre, Cities os ytprbsorb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Smaapluf.
5armerne er enoelis / fulb 8irfioms
beb meo 8aararbeibet.

5armerne er enoelis / fulo Sirfioms
beb meo 8aararbeibet.
= 2sroas bar en- Sommerbas.
- Sobn stiles fan life lepe BEL
iornsiet, naar ban life bar en- Seit al
aoel &ace at saa % itede meb. Nu
ba ban bapoe iolst fin beilise Sinsit
fra 8eniudp. maatte ban babe fig en-
ny, buorfor ban fOrleben Dag itrss afz
feb til Sterling, Snrnois, os fom til
base meb "9urant", en- 2aars sammel
Sole meb en- ubmarfet Stamtaple, os
betalt meb $1,000.
- gnfen eiter ben tiolisere 9ecorabs
Sasfsrer Sobn z. Glarf er afsaaet oeo
9sben i goitpine, II Gar sammel.
- 3. g. Sidep, Stations. Nsent i
&ibseiuap for Milip. e. ct. Baul 30
men lise fra bens Inlas BERTH os op til
for nuset orer ct Iar iioen, bar taset
2ioet at fig RED @ift. lllpffelist So
miliefOrbulb ansiues iom @runb BERTH.
- &. 8. @rinoelanb fra Big Canoe
Tom forrise Snsbas tilbase fra CROFT
iton, Minn., buur ban bar oaret ct Bar
Tiger for at ielse ct CARLOAD Seite.
- 8uinbeforeninsen msoer fsritfoms
menbe 9orsbas %Gitermibbas bos Mtrs.
o. 9apibien. 8leber lappes.
"9e hinges 5Orbuno" afbolber
Surretninssmsbe 5rebas Iiten. eager
af @istisbeo ifal b%ebanoles. Ile Mebs
lemmer anmobes om at msbe frem.
- Yaa fsritfommenbe Ssnbas optas
ses bet aarlise Offer til Organizer.
Bette er ianbipnlisuis ben fibite Gnleo=
ming, Menisbeoen bar til at piie fin @r'
fienbelie al Or. Speratis u~arbiiulbe
9ieneite iom Orsanift. s mart 4 Sar
bar M Sr. Speruti slabet os opbpssei
ps oeb fit ftisnne Orselipil; ri baaber,
at Soft berfor pil fomme bam bet ibu
paa Ssnbas.
On Der / 8pen fra samle Sast
pelfienbt Gentleman Senrp Yeberior
bar aflust ct 8eiss Der Dos fine manS'
Senner os 8efjenbte, beriblanbt osiae
"9ecOrab. Soften. Or. Geoerion flo:
Der MI inbe meb ben eneite T~ralaitfoc
refining / Nortbmoob, %, ba Der ia
bpsses abifiIist Der MI CONNER, faa'
ban moi at sjOre meb at lepere be npo
penbise gramaterialier.
- Otter 5orlpbenbe fan nor bob
erunbet Saab ON, at ben uom9rfebv
norF samerifanife 8ioliniit u. Iamoll
fra ct. Baul uil siue En- Concert / De
corab ben 17be Mai. bpilfet i~ifferli!
piloe bore pelfommet for be HeIte al os
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Oecprab Dg Smeglt.
Zen 24oe Gpril 1888
Gitn Council

Sthb
bulot Sprretuinssmpoe iioite Snsoas
Gften, ps Sistusfionen git fsi't %
fremit no paa, buao Der ifulbe slsres
G%nleonins al, at Slommen bapoe soes
laat Sernbroen / Wain Street % bet
belle Sunbament paa Sifbsn. Spor'
pibt 8rpen after ifuloe opfsres itrar
ener ienere, inolub man fig enbnu life
pao. berimoo blep BET beIluttet uopbols
oelia at saa ipsi meb Spfprelie al ct
mt Sunbamsnt, ba elers reiifereoes,
at ganbet funoe ifjGre enonu mere ND
af Banter, eno bet bar siort. Sasen
er ben, at ben lunefulbe Orb Stun ret
iom bet er flGrer fig bpbere os bpbere
ino unoer Sorosmonet, iaa fnapt 1oset
Sunbament Der oil itaa fig, meominbre
man fommer belt neo paa a~lippssruro
euer ppfprsr en- Surbpsnins ps ct "abuts
ment" al nebrammeoe 9smmer ltotfe.
9ette fibite ~beilutieoes siort, 5orbps'
ninsen at itrGfte fig iaa lanst opooer
8rebben, Tom aniees npbpenbist. stpf'
ferne Of Sernbroen ifal beisrses cptaset
Of Setteleiet os undertakes Sfjsn oper,
bpurmeset beraf fan benpttes til en-
fremtibis 9ro. 5slsenoe itaaenoe &os
miteer palstes for bette Gar: 5inants'
8pmite: 9ap. Sailsp, Mc8ape; @aoes
aomite: Stiles, Samre, 8ailep, Dap.
Sibeipalf : 8omite: Samre, Cities,
3orbsarb; Stbebrunbss aomite: Sem
mild, 9urosarb, Curtin; 9pstes &omite:
Rorbsarb, Mcaape, Senniid.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Seo Wenitrinsen af be uernepliss
tise for en- 1io iioen / 8eris ptrebe en-
uns Manb, ba ban tom frem til
Msnitrinssburoet:
"Ses blir bel fri?"
"Sporfor ba?" ipurste 2esen.
$50, jes er ensiet."
"8et fan insen ie," mente 2esen.
Da osiaa andre al Msnftrinssfomis
teen iitemte 2asens Wenins, - tos
meb ct raft @reb Wanbfabet fit enc
gie no os lasbe bet paa Wsntrinsss
borbet.
San bapbe opbolbt fig / Imerifa,
miitet tit cue gie, men facet bet eritattet
ueb ct Gmaliesie al amerifunif 5abr.tut.
San bleu naturlisuis fri.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Streng Gtifette. Song 2uoois ben
fiortenbe al 5ranfris forftob fig, lom
befienbt, sobt paa at beoare i'm Tarotsz
beb; ban uebloo Zig albris til nosenz
iombelii SortrOlisbeb liseoperfor fine
Dmsiuelier. 9a ban blep sammel bar
ban aloeles ifalbet os bar oerfor en- tor
Men life noset lepenoe Wenz
nelfe iaa bam meo bart Sopeo, life en-
gang bans &ammertjener. Naar ban
flebte fig at ON Nitenen bebolbt ban
Yarpffen paa til ban uar / i'm sens.
giterat en- Sage iaa bapbe truffet 5ors
benset for, mObtos ban &onsens Eaz
rpf, Iom benne rafte frem bag @arbinet.
Yasen bar berpua 8anitperfet ino | ct
ierifilt 8arelie, iom blep benpttet enc
os alene til Yarpffens Spbeparins, %
Iom berior blep falot Barptuereliet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
aaro,
Mpertisicm

IA Dollars paa aars % ae,p,.
biact % ! Dollars paa eufelt M,
let fan man mt ipare peo at f;os.
Snomftriuoftiainss Billet hos q,
Wortenien 4 Co., 40 &. s;,,,,
Ctr, eaer hos oeres autori,er.a.
M9enter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
screenings NOtttier.

Spm9rfiombeoen benleoes paa 8ooelltao
Brothers advertisement paa 3oie SIDE al
Blaoet. Si tor meo Sitferbeo anbefale
bette Sirma iom iGroeles paalloelist, %
boem maj fan babe 3iItro til. 9eres 8atas
logger t~ilisnoes frit, % MAJ pil oeri finoe
Seitripelie puer llbre GO andre Eager, iamt
Yriier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
Gu Wano Tom bieml fra Sien os

gu Nano Tom biem fra 5ietl os
bleu nofiaa O%psrruitet, ba bans Some
Tom bam imsbe % sratulerebe meo, OF
ban life bar brufnet. San 10 os troeoe,
at Rosen bapbe ipillst benbs ct Buos;
men bet bar forbi meb Moroen, oa ban
fit bsre, at Der bapbs ueret en- Maro Os
bentet bans bebite 8laber ps last, at De
Ifulbe bore til at bptte paa BAN, oa ban
par falbt siennem Sien os par blepen
paab.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Sallet paa b, fulotanois b~ielpelsie
% bjemlgle / 2pnoon bar iioite 2sroas
11O,22O Wenneifer. meoens bet ben
,amme Dag forrise Nar fun bar 1O4,z
$50, 1886 fun 1O2,050 p9 1885 fun
97,43l.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

The April issue of HARPERs MAGAZINE
is just out, and it is safe to say is in all
respects of text and illustration one of the
best ever issued. Western readers will be
fully interested in Mr.. Warmers Western
studies, which are a marked feature of the
beautiful pages.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Get 6us er prestist", iasbe en-.
"Sa", iasoe en- anoen; men bet er
triit at ie paa."
"Sporior bet?"
"5orbi bet er bpsset paa gnfers %
5oralorelsies, Oloinaes % iiampenbe
apinoers Sutte os 1aarer, Stris %
Blob"
"Suab?"
"Ga 10, bet er NOT iaa. Oct er bpa.
get at en- - Tanblnse."
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Gn ung YrGit tos paa fig 8iifopens
Sat. "Nei ie", iasoe ban, "pore So
ueoer er affurat lise."
"Sa, paa uoiioen", iuarebe 8iipen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
TRIPPING THROUGH THE CLOVER

Polka by ED. Hoist This piece written by one
Of our most successful composers is in style similar tic
Tripping Through the Meadows. Without being
difficult, it is very brilliant.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
SetUrab YpffpntDr.

Spis mo piloe bragg Slutninser for
8pens 8ebtpmmenoe fra ben 8irtioms
beb, iom Get berperenbe SOit. Office
ubiolner, ba maatte man ~nsouenoisois
faa ben Spfattelie, at Secorab bar Ell
itsrre "Giip", us for at spbtsiSre rette,
bill ri berueo fremlasse for Bublifum
1tatiitiife Splpsninser ON benne Sniff
tuipn.
Era Site Warts 1887 til Site Warts
1888 bar fslsenbe 9ransaftioner Der
funhet Steb:
1910 Ronep Eroers ubiteot 80. $15,557.1s
Snnbetalt Tom 1See berfor 80. 1881
2a16 Yoital gotes uoftebt. ..... 3,00O25
1See" berfpr .............. 1900
SIS International Sroers...... 500.76
"See~ oerfpr .............. TO
70 q afts paa p. NJ, n. w.. 25,900,00
s NIt inofommet ..... $40, 1856 so
$3.50 Nonep ORDERS
upbef1lt .......s. S~35,5O6.37
5377 Yrftal Nptes -. 1852
SS .SHlt lNultpNui III
oers. ........... 1861
81 Rpnsp Srbers till
bneebetnlt ....... 19S45
81 Epltol HoteS go. 1905
Commits iions 8ebpb. 303.S6
8 NIt ubbetalt ....... $46,159.72
Salt S92, BAG, so.
Get er en- Selpfslse, at "9ecorab.
8Oiten" meb fin fore Girtulatiun bar
betpbelis SnbHpbelie paa be fore Tal
/ pperuppnte ReanIfab.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

All the above retail for 20 cents. Sen, post paid at
half price, SIoo for the lop, or 40 cents a piece by
RICHARD A. SAALFIELD,
Al Union Square, New York.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

THE OLD LOVE STORY, by EDWIN
CHRISTIE. A song written by the author Of Swee,
Ginning Bells Of Long Ago, and one Of the best he
has ever composed.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

by NEWCOMBE- An adoption OF the popular Song
and Dance 'Preuy as a Butterfly, and like that full
Of go" and ~'espnt'.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25
WHITE SAILS IN THE HARBOR.
PRETTY AS BuTTERFLY,C scho,i

J P. SKELLY A splendid song and chorus. Th'
latter in "Walz Tempo" is exceedingly taking,
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

We have received from RICHARD A. SAALFIEID, A.
Union Square, New York, the followeng pieces Of
Music:
ROCkABY LULLABY, by CHAS. Will
LIAMS, One of the prettiest little songs it has been
our pleasure to receive in some time. Written in a
simple way it strikes us as one Of the best Grade
Songs" We have ever seen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

% l Benmgue.
9isie Inles inbbrinser Gieren en-
flor Snbtast os er til flor Nptte for be
Omfrinslissenbe Spsber. Broprieter
GOsbeim CT usiaa Gier af ben peftre
Salpbel af ben prastise 2ofos, bpor
ban bar 2 MslIebrus. 9isie ital MI
eftsr Sisenbe ii%tanbieites, ps en- Sps
sanssius meb 8 8labe iattes / Sang.
Yaa pftlise Sibe al SUsien er alerebe
en- iaaban Sag os ct Yar Mulebrus,
Der eies al s. @ulitien os .. Z. auien.
9enne Sos funoe siue 8raft til enbnu
Here MaIfiner; men Der mansler for bet
Meite 8apital til Nnles af iaabanne.
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beri i narmeite 6remtib funbe iettes
iitanb. Bet narmeite lllbipinberi bers
til er i Sosnbal / Spsr Oprettet ai On.
selFmanben @inbfrieb 8ennebp, % BET
iises, at Gieren beraf bar ct sobt llbs
bptte.
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ter isans paa 1bune Bang meb belpis
llnberitsttelie al Nmtet. Som 2erer
er aniat Z. Z. Scale, Der er ublert pet
SlsibTolen i Drummer. Stolen bar
mango gleper; men ben burbe BABE
Decorah-posten., 1888-04-25

Venee tiGaane mob sob Sitterbeo III
h~pilteiombelit Belpb paa tort eqer lang
Senitano. |
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-04-20
OHIO REPUBLICANS.
Sherman Endorsed for President-State
Ticket Nominated

Sherman Endorsed for President-state
Ticket Nominated,
DAYTON, o., April 19.-At 10 O'clock the
convention was called to order by the tenn
porary chairman, Gen. j. Warren Kiefer,
and reports of committees were made.
Permanent officers were elected as follows:
Chairman, Hon. E. L. Lampson; secretary,
Alex. Cain: sergeant-at-arms, Alexis Nee
Ter. Hon. Charles Foster, chairman OF the
committee ON resolutions, read the report.
The tariff plank is as follows:
We favor such economic legislation as
will protect all American industries that
can be profitably pursued by American cit
iZens.
We regard the last message of the presi-
dent and the recent action OF the majority
OF the ways and means committee as di-
rect and open assault upon these industries
which will, il unresisted, result in intro
ducing a policy of free trade that in the
near future will paralyZe or destroy our
own industries, reduce the compensation
for labor or impoverish the nation.
The seventh plank endorses Sherman as
candidate for president.
The resolutions were adopted without
amendment and with applause, augmented
by the unveiling of portrait of John
Sherman suspended over the center of the
stage.
Daniel K. Ryan was nominated by accla-
nation for secretary of state; for supreme
judge, Judge j. p. Bradbury was nomi-
mated on the first ballot; for member of the
board of public works, Wells S. Jones; for
delegates at large to the Chicago conven-
tiOn, Governor Foraker, Asa P. Bushnell,
Charles Foster, William Mckinley, Ben
Butterworth and John s. Atwood (col-
Orp6l
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1888-04-20
MILN'S NEW PLAY.

The Result of Recent Rehearsals to be
Produced in Judge Jamison's Court.
CHICAGO, April 19.-George G. Min, once
minister of the Unity church here and now
a tragedian, is the defendant to divorce
suit instituted by his wife, Josephine c.
Min. The suit was begun some weeks
ago, but was kept from the press and even
the steps before Judge Jamison were at
tempted to be railroaded through without
any publicity. The bill charges among
other things that Actor Min has been guilty
Of committing adultery with member Of
his company: Judge Jamison said he
testimony in the case and it is expected
that under the evidence a decree will be
granted.