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Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
HE KICKED THRICE.
Ard . smart Drummer Was DsBe Up for
Pow of Cigars.

yes, We meet With a. sorts - people
here, answered the railroad conductor. a.
he sat down IN the su~ ~ after making
rs rouads 1T j. great 2. ace m waica 70
study human nature"
"Arer. there a good many sicksrs among
trars.ersf'
Plenty of them 7 could have n frht
ever hour in the day = I wanted o. TAX
back There "a oue in fhs third seat ahead
now. He ives a r -. and he nsve-
comes CT goes wii bout tryi ing % kfck ID =
row"
Ike seems cgieH enough"
"Bathe Cnly seems IN expectirr E every
minute . hear IS war whoop Its lust 90
hour ru1 - R.. a8d Ia bet be rlskes
tarce xicks IN tast tine
i To vou - ooro r Ts-s~
"Aane, cd r. low
Taey were sasknE hsu5s On e when the
1sa rsse ? ard went % fhe water-coo sr
Hs toox two or tarse sips - wa-er and
tsen walked back % the conductor. and
sad
Wien yen Tet ready 20 Gear 80 drr -
sud chemicals OF % tlat cooler ? ease let
sc kasy. P1rhzns 81 L1r ---f taa a
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

ooppsrzs - ssse.asz.S fs2Fes
.TA4.s one. ski1 k4s co11 4ctcr, ss TIE
kicser sex eis seat
1s.s tfaia siopp~d @aa aDoshsr roal6
ss4s naAss. Aaa the c1aAl k@1 sosro~ly
taEeu : ssaG !. asa Gae k.oksr o&I1s ever
= ] s41
II tasrels wln4os IA th.s coach ~haoh
cas be r4sssd va yea we4ia i.6el Il foE
L1-
~Ihats tive. whispered the ocZ1 Gctor,
~aaa ws se sot sl1tsea H-s-sS % 80 ySt
Tbs klcser 49, dawa - hls newspaper,
a13 1s aas - l-.sl .r = tl-le that tl.s 4 ~
aer beE4u ~ lave hopes Esht tea-
twelve aa.es r.lle1 osh.sd TIE trata. ana he
sssul.a 1esl-F = lateres e. IA al .rl-els - hen
he s.die..y 6s59ea - 4Ed cane ever l.
lls lol1 seLar
Il bet hfty - ope there are ress Ia teis
coae1l I've l4st oeea u.gsss oy sometaia (
-zayg Lac o1e, AID ~ goiag - send ~ :
eell .a-at u be@tq ~@r-eTs
''Are yol satlsre1t gSked Tie conductor
after the 1.cAer nAa t4Aeu rs sea-
lye got - Dc. Aad that's La -s4L Pr.o-
t.oe Is ittn
-'08. les .et re N 81 sat today"
w Ell il > worth boK of cigars 10 zee
into human nature IA this way nused LIE
Gr4mmer. - Ihe tram drew up At Il
TIE asker and The conductor got % -
gelher. aad TO faru4e soft.y 9Usrlea
~ as g three k.cAs. TomH
~ -
"Aud the bslt'
a Oox II o.gars
AL right BRING my half down 10 night
II be going up again To- 0-m0rrow, and yoa
zee II yOu can't make l. SIX kicks and Iwo
bO1est''-N y Sun
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

For SALE-Flne lot on Center-street, near
Mcdowell. easy terms. 81 900 ,....,-
FOR SALE-Nce lot on Ch rles street near
Cherry, sN01. v. II. klNSE1.
EOR SALE-A great bargain for few days;
Il room house, CRATE. conservatory, fold
and barn. Oh Green street; only 500.
VII. KINSEY.
NOR SALE-Bran new l0room house on
Paris avenue. ~ II. loi contract offer on
house alone. 500; only 5000. ,-...
L'OR SALE-2 very fine lots on Hastings
1 street, only si.icl W. II. klNSkl.
EOR SALE-Good Groom house on Lafayette
street, on Watson 4 WestOns add. worth
Sl,50. for $3.50 W. II. kINSEY.
EOR SALE-5l It. lot on Fountain street
sl.t0l. II taken soon. W. II. kINcEl.
EOR SALE-The finest site for high priced
! Nat in The city only blocks from post
Office at So per foot. " VI. klNSE1.
L'OR SALE TO acres fine hardwood timber
land Il miles from city; will trade Tor city
property ". II. kINSEl.
EOE SALE lots on Quimby street. near
". II. KINsEY.
t'OR SALE-Fine 9room house. nearly new.
on Henry street; large lot, 500.
Is. II, kINSEY.
L'OR SALE-One Of the cozic>t aud most com
1 plete houses in the city. with every modern
convenience of the most improved patterns.
in the east part OF town; only ej,ep.
W II. kINSEY.
NOR SALE-A bran new modern house OF
rooms on a fine slightly lot on the hill. one
half block from cable cars, west side ~ street;
only 500 ". III. kINSEl-
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
Acre Property.

have a tract of acre property just
east Of the city, lying between Fulton
and Lyon streets. on the line of the
new Reeds Lake Railroad. which viii
make a fine plat, at a bargain and on
easy terms.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
Weston * Lows Addition.

defy anyone 70 show plat Of lots
of relative value whore SD many bona
iide good sales have been made n the
same length OF time a on this one.
Thisis all owing % their be ng sold At
sucn low prices. Remember thov are
on the best line Of street railway in the
brst school district in the city, stores
and markets within one and one-half
blocks
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

COLUMBIA bicycle for sale light 1850 ~ inch
= roadster. VIII sell cheap. G. II. Rowland.
10 Mouroc-st. ls9
EOR ~ALE-Job printing office at a bargain.
Office has a good cash business and first
class custom. a good chance for some one
with small capital reason Tor 80 ng wants 70
20 ia other business. For further Information
cali on or address with stamps. Ed Monroe-sf.
Grand Rapids. Mich The cheapest place 20
get printing done; record printing AT - and
a. cents per page. A.Nan bort l6l
E0R -AIE-A Furniture stock: centrally DO
Gated, splendid business frst-ciass bar
gain 20 the right party. Address Jones. box
8. care Telegram Herald. 5Iu
EOB SAIF-An outfit for steam laundry.
very cheap in fact for half the actual cost.
AlsO t-horse power steam engine and ae-
livery wagon. Enquire ~ the fagle steam
Dye House. 40. = Cana St. II q. Bervin.
6aff
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

SECRETARY TRAcYs order directing
the transfer Of supplies from one Navy
Department - another viii save the
country several millions Of dOilarr.
The secretary : making tie dust fly IN
the Navy Department.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

WuH the changing seasons, the time
has again rolled round when tyrotOXi-
con revels n the harmless looking ice
cream and festive picnickers, partaking
thereof, suffer from "mizzery Of the
innards.n
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

WHETHER or not Bishop, the mind
reader, was dead when the dissection
OF his body was begun, the doctors who
did the dissecting deserve punishment.
They were entirely too anxious 70 get
their carving knives into him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

BEAUTY may be only skin deep; bat tie
trouble nowadays IS 10 tel how deep the
skln =.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

'TF A moderate proportion-say about
one-qusrtsr-of the rumOrs about local
politics are true, everybody has got his
knife into the back Of everybody else"
The preceding quotation is from the
Pittsburg DpsPatoh. This explanation
is made lest some visiting stranger
might suppose it referred 70 Grand
RaDits
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

rhe Chicago Journal undertakes o.
ad a lecture 10 those who hissed
yrle Bellew when be appeared al Me
eker's Theater Tuesday night. The
ssrnal says, "No matter how richly
c recipient OF the Kisses may have
served them, he now has right 10
nsider himself abused. The man
As not on the stage IN a private Or
rsonal capacity; he was there as an
tor, a player, or as puppet, pos
bly,, with certain duties 10 perform,
al IN the performance of which his
srsonahty and private character were
% supposed TO be up for discussion or
idgment."
The Journal has a very poor pretext
)r this defense Of Bellew. IL was
iece Of brazen efrOntery OF which
nly shameless man would be guilty
Or Bellew 10 appear IN Chicago during
ne trial of the disgraceful Garter
ivorce case with the scandals Of which
&c had played 80 important a part. In
he face of this exhibition OF shameless
Tess, the decent people of Chicago can
lot be greatly blamed for expressing
heir opinion OF Below in, perhaps, the
mly way IN which he could be made 10
eel it. The attempt of the Journal to
ucuse him because he was playing a
,art on the stage, IS a. ridiculous a.
remark the other day that
Is Christian he could endure insults,
but as Chancellor he would wreak
upon MS insulters.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
KIscgLJsRF0Ug

NAhIhp-Io purchase = small house With
" modern ConFrrieares iH good locality.
near street carr. Address. stating terms and
giving deser ption 81 house. MT care n
carrier So lsf
NEF fbe fne list NJ real estate Tor sale y
- 49, N kirseF. advert sea 4n 8 preceding
column. l#
NoF EIb-We have moved oUr nf1re g. ~ 81
VI Fast Brifee-sf. HerT fage bulidIrg
here we are ready 90 receive applications 81
roor0s ln TIE HermIiage r. ]. a ph. q
Fl.e-. 1F
If FNE ETC healing srf ciarIvnyant si'fl lligs
u lff -H4th Dlvisiou-sf-. corner ealthF
ave n. j. iFee III
XXANTED men ~ see 0ur advert s.nifnt
" ln another ea ann. sweet q North. Em
rlagmelt Exchange e. ale - Hest0u buiid
irE
fhNTF.r-E -Evrrv consumer ~ stove frsss
- Ere fe know thst ! am sailing Stove
Gasoline ir any qganfiy. ~ ~ ce1fs 0slr-
cred g. any parf ~ TIE ely , y IiHnv1oa
Tcierrere fas- ~ Easi 3 q ton ef f47
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

THosE men who discovered Dr.
Cronin's body IN a catch-basin had
very little consideration for Newspaper
enterprise. What now becomes Of all
those interviews with the doctor IN
Canada
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
SITUATIONS wABTED-kALB.
SITUATIONS wASTRD- FEMALE.

WANIED-Situation by experienced nurse
W for lady I'm confinement or Invalid. Ad-
dress, stating wages paid. Postmaster. Robin
son, OTTAWA county, Mich. lfi
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

The House of representatives has
made the bill for the publication of
elections a special order for next Tues
day. There is no more important sub
ject before the Legislature. If some
sort OF bill 70 prevent irregularities IN
elections IS not passed the Legislature
VIII deserve aud receive severe cen
sure from the honest people Of the
state.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
RrAL gsrArf ooukrkY.

kN0k SAl.E-Lag NJ. =. Ottawa beach this
toi is enc ~ the hfst selection u - 10
Gated euiy short distance from thv hotei knc
hSs hnt flee 0f l-1Ke Michigan. Address
Jas II. hssklAs 0F ". b. LoAelana. tsrsna
RAPIDS Mich lil2Sau
A GEIAT BARGAIN acre farm frame
house good ofcnaFe itsi acres Jas mpfascdi
miles ffom baldwin, i.I sale che7p. Inquire
iasgsrt. "A 0ioeit 0Nnson. s. Nl
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
FOR RENT HOUSES.

EOR kENI-Ienement OF : rooms. and.0ne OF
oroomS, one OF 4 rooms. one of rooms .
all Ia desirable localities and within five or
SIN minutes walk from Sweets ilOtel. Enquire
Of i. ". Barnard, - Allen. coz Mt. Vernon 81
frHf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
WANTED TO EXCHANGE.
ToR -NIscELLANROus

\IANTED-A few boarders by TIE day O
" week, a. - NaSs -. IL
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
WANTED- BOARD.

WANTED-R0oms and board in private
w family having piano. and modern house.
10y gentleman, wife and daughter Addre -
'B. ". b." Box > this Office, Ia
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
AGBKTs WANTED


PAYMOND PARK is located on the line a
IL the q. r. l. a d. T. L., three miles from
the city and near one of the most aciigtl lia
lakes IA Michigan, which iS already d popular
summer resort II tulns The park and grounds
Of the Masonic Home, comprising 81 acres
which Viii soon be highly cultivated aud
adorned. this l. undoubtedly the most desra
bic suburban property YET offered 10 the pub
lie. special Inducements aFe offered io early
purchasers and those wishing to build this
season lcflu4 are generally made 10 suit Ihe
purchaser. For further particulars cali 90
address the Grand Union I.eal EslaIe Ia
char ge and Tower block
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

L'0R SALE-P0rtable engine; lShorse power
i and good boiler. on wheels. 500 Ihrashing
machine Nickerson Shepard make. $50
Sell together or separate; only been Ia use
ono SEASON. and Tower hlock
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

L'OK rALE-At "A bargain, 500 acres good
OAK aud hickory timber land ln Texas;
twelve miles from county seat: title perfect
al g. per acre; VIII exchange for city property.
and 4 Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
WANTED B0LRDERs

R0ARDERS WANTED-Fourgen gentlemen board
- eTs can be accommodated In "A private
family. Address (. X. care Of carrier No. D.
la
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

Tirfsa-es iar0s warteg fr At rsrss - Wi,.i.f
Fan We want - orrs zen - fvefvs ~ illl,.n
faef ~ feE1frcE isnss igentef near raff-sss
= have ~ Errre n good rrnar iss.f vraif
lorsfnt foF wafer nsuortaffar vhifh -
go ~ b.
farrasGrlr. fsr ss sffer
1I.ct heurs ffsfe - y n fr ~ , n
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

ILLINOIS is claiming that the census
next year VIII show that she has
greater population than Ohio. In 1850
the latter state mad only 40, 900 more
people, and the Iliinoisans assume that
their increase IN the decade just closing
has been greater than that of the ONO
ans. But wait TIL you hear from
Michigan and you will see that there
has been larger percentage Of growth
than IN either ONO or Illinois.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

PEREAPs some day the remains of
Tsscott VII be accidentally found in
catch-basn. It Is evident that Tsscott
il not likely 70 be found by any one
who = searching fnr nm
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

SWEET 4 kpTTH's ENpIDYHFNT =.
CHANGE
t~ne@eee1re - -F|-ef 4 Srrfsh
Poems : Er6 p retrr rHilrfrr ft.~,,5 q.
Telephone M
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

How Nlt Il sais e. cash Ana PROMISE y
n ,ssS 3 ftersA. vi leet Interest. All
bus nlet ief Neysh slsa l. = frVstn.
LAak SAlt-sEere ~ Soith Division 81.
Ntlel Is se&ScS teE ghret soSrA, laSusre
A GREAT aad safe inseSllaeat ier SEQ ~
II xeuf faulls il iot er hessss ane lei "a
oar laslSisn-Si. ~ bisktA W@ra pisisi
reaSs suAble prices. easy p@A naSnis lsout
aris.N Turner Carroll Nes Ao0sS4lsAn
building
IL 81 piaeod on sbs na&rkel Hesi desirable
81 Gaa cheapest iats ever ssiio ous hloek
ifaa sircs8 N<fe, a. Hat nUrci4ast gEili sea
see 4 Iro4ts aAaitie1. NiioS IS feTter ;
tnaak. a
AAQMEN cant vote buf n yoe Neuid ee rich
W AID happy a. year aid aEc, ous 0Ae et
thsSe Eaases cad lots. az vacant iet ~ a. n.
AEtisall kaa cas- bgN thDm very CHEAP II
~. Waat pine iaNH 81 oEtstae pFoperiS. oT
leenes eal at Ao. ; laosetss biock. opposite
eees-i $ Hotel ~
Lslk SAD Lola en Ackee's addition. ao<r
N..lir hasd kSlf Ulio&pi oH EooHthiS pSN-
lsents; So iu s$s eari Alsa soHle hus acre
grupofts ncaf the city, al = asfeaia- = III Mc
hoN A cous = AouGee ~. lns
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
FURNITURE STORED.

FURNITURE stored. packed and moved. EN-
pert packers sent on short notice by Rad
clin Holt. III South Diyision-st. Telephone
No. 60 for your moving vans. Jan. l3. H0
ANYONE desiring furniture moved and
y stored. VIII receive liberal Inducements by
calling at :. J. Walkers. II South Divislon-st
A speciality is made Of renting tables and
chairs for dances public halls. etc.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

Stanton hefs properly The Grand Cen
fra I49rst I -sff7 iaesfad NH CORNER - ff1s
tv uar ef-rets - fhe city stories s,riak
reHfs fsr a. go Ter veaF a. modern lrruFgra
meats sl sef ~ trade faf sifr pre psrfF
We slsa hare severa. deeirat.if farms urar
ofV anf Hfher parts rf -fafe vhinE We r-IH
e. cheap. sns make payments g. SUIT pur
chaser
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
TheObserVel'
HERE VIZ REST"

Litsis Fslsa. of aoEs or Le.s tus RoFt4Res
~ Ihs k@.asFs ~ ths -Is1ssr@14-
Hzrala.@
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

\NANTED-Eorenan in pianiug mill good
W shoe clerk. that can speak Holland
bench hand for furniture shop. shoemaker.
travelling saiesmenf wood turner's. farm
hands. travelling solicitors; mitr,e sawyer.
uphOlstcreT; machine carver, q good furniture
nnishers; cook for Summer resort hotel. As
soon as possible Grand Union Employment
bureau 8 and Tower block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

WITH the ciews which they nov have
the Chicago police ought % be able to
discover the uurierers 0f Dr. Cronib.
NoRony can say now that the Kala-
nazoo never ven a game They wiped
the damp earth with Iona yesterday.
TBE TglT's memorial edition vas q
highly creditshls stroke Of enterprise
ca she part q the publishers.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
WAYTRD-TO RENT.

\EANTED-Room or "A small house furnished
w for light housekeeping by refined
family of three: references. Address Family"
Box 1, this Office lsf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

uoM Nii I Saii3 e. cash Ana = premise ~
II asS kis 0aArserlA ti1eut interest, All
s.s5s i ptet tnf Nertf sls ffssta
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
NONRY TO LOAN.

= PER CENT MONEY TO loan. i. A. John
ston. - Caual-st. soft
MONEY TO LOAN for the Northwestern
VI Mutual Life Insurance Company. If Nil
waukee. ia sums of 81 90 and upwards on farm
and city property, at lowest current rates OF
interest security must be first class. More
Wilson. Ledyard block.
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24
For RRNT-RO0Ys-

FURNISHED rooms TO rent. 81 Jefferson
Il ave. IA
ROOMS 10 rent. furnished or unfurnished az
IL ~. Denis l26 MonrOe-st. 10
L'0K RENT-Large. elegantly furnished rooms
facing Crescentaye. and Canal-st., with
gas newly furnished and reAtted. Everything
strictly rst-class. Entrance. Crescent-aNc.;
also, = Canal-st. Enquire AZ Room u. 3lv
A NICELY furnished front room 10 rent.
"A Enquire at Room l.. - Pearl 81. -
EOR Furnished rooms steam heated;
l. and furnished rooms for light hOgSekeep-
ing. Apply al Room lO3 New uVuSeman block.
Elevator from "A N 10 III j m. Dec. l5tf
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

L1K SAIE-.slere, 81 Sas.gh Division ~.
wtlea Is .s~sea teE shret so~rA- lususls
ar t,s,.l.it.tss -
Telegram-herald., 1889-05-24

E'OE SALE-Fine lot OH Center-street, near
Mcdowell. easy terms, $1,000.
" II kTNSEY
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-17
SAN FRANCIsCO MA.RKEr.
SAN FRANCISCO. Janu,

II.
FLOUR-Rates are easy, and sales at full figures
are exceptional. We quote. Net cash price for
Family Extras, 81 coal 90 p Dbl; Bakers Extras
81 5064 60; Superfine, - 65@S.
wHEAT--There is no activity prevailing in
Wheat circles. Spot grain does not seem to be
IN much request, though buyers can be found
for stock up to standard at 81 421a p ctl, which
Is the full limit at the moment. Millers pay as
high as 81 AK for selections.
BARLEY-The trifiing improvement noted
Yesterday was hardly maintained this morning
Stocks are too liberal for any permanent ad-
vance to occur, unless demand should spring
up from some unexpected quarter. Low prices
ruling for Oats and Corn tend to keep quotations
easy for feed Barley. Most offerings for Brew
ing Barley are under the No. l standard. For
an article of the latter character there is light
inquiry and full figures are obtained when
sales are effected We quote prices as follows
No. / Feed, 77L@7ss4c; common grades, T5c;
Brewing, s75a@Sc for fair to good and s5c@
for choice
CORN-Jfferings are somewhat free, while the
demand is light ana slow, and there is but little
pecially good quality. while the exhibit of large
Yellow is rather liberal. White Corn also makes
good showing, giving buyers the advantage
Quotable at 81 % for large Yellow, 81 071z Tor
small Yellow. and 81 os1S . cti for White.
CRACKED C0kN--QuOtsoie at VA = ton.
CORNMEAL = Millers quote Feed at S2t
q ton; fne kinds for the table, in large and
smst packages, 21s@2Nc p D.
oILCAKE MEAL-Quolable at $50 ton.
Sc tDS-Markt extremely quiet. There is
good exhibit OF Yellow Mustard, but 1t is Of
common quality and finds no inquiry. We quote
as follows: Mustard, Brown, 81 SOS 25; Yellow,
81 1892 2 ctl; Canary, 1870; Rrrtp, SH@4c;
sspe 1n@2 e; mn 70 4; Sc; Alfa l@ilc
MIDDLINGS-Supply aud demand fairly bal
snce Quotable at SIS 50@I7 so q ton
HAY-The market shows very weak tone
We quote: Wheat, n0@iS 50; Wheat and
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-17
STANLEY sAFR.
A Letter Received Reporting Eim In
Good Health and Spirits

Good Health and Spirits
BRUSSELS, January 16th-The first letter writ
ten by Henry M Stanley since he left the coast
of Africa was received by post last night. 1t is
dated at Bona of Bonaya, Rumetia, August
18th, and addressed to the Arab chief Tippoo
lib, whom Stanley left in charge of affairs while
he pushed forward to Emin Pasha's relief
The letter;is plentifuliy besprinklcd with the
salaams, salutations and professions of having
good heart and other Oriental terms Aside
from this, the letter contains the following
information: Stanley is in good health, with a
party composed of $50 Wangueua, three soldiers
and &c of kmin natives. He left Emin 81 DAYS
before on the Nyanza, making the trip With
loss OF only three men--two drowned and one
deserted. Hefound the white men looking for
Emin quite well, and another white man. Ca
sati, also quite well. Emin was bountifully sup
Piled with cattle. sheep, goats and feed of all
kinds He vesyery liberal and gave SANKEY'S
men many presents. Many of kmin's soldiers
were ready to follow Stanley. but he told them
to remain until he returned for his things at
Yambunzana. Stanley left all his white men
behind, except his servant William. Stanley
asked Tippoo lib what he was going 10 do and
suggested that he would like TO have him 90
with HIM. if agreeable, as they had both been
over the road twice, and knew the route we'll
Stanley sayshe will wait ten days for him and
then move forward slowly, goiug to Big Island
next"
This letter was taken to Stanley Falls by
messenger, who also conveyed a number of
other letters TO Stanley Falls, which are expected
in TIVE Or three months.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-17
THE MONROE DOCTRINE.
VeEezoela to Apply to the United states
for Pr0tection


NEW YORK, January 16th-Trouble is brew
ing in Venezuela. senior Julio -PaZ Rodriguez,
Secretary of the Venezuelan Consulate in this
city, said last night:
Great Britain has occupied the mouth of the
Orinoco river and has thus announced her in.
tention of controlling the destinies of the South
American Republic. She has several cavalry
men ana Policemen at the mouth of the river
and in many other ways has plainly shown that
she intends to contIol the commerce of our
country.
IF you ask why the Venezuelan Republic
does not send the Britishers to the kingdom
come, reply that Venezuela does not care to
enter into war with Great Britain single handed
and prefers to wait until she can feel assured OF
success"
Pedro Vicente Mijares. the Venezuelan Consul
in this city, says: 1.-THE Venezuelan Government
intended to publicly apply for protection against
Great Britain, and that the first appeal would
naturally be made to the United States The
Orinoco river is the pathway of South Ameri-
can commerce, and for the United States no
market would prove more profitable than that
OF Venezuela Moreover the United States has
always upheld the Monroe doctrine, and if
Great Britain is allowed to encroach on our
property now, the United States can certainly
De accused of unwarranted selfishness.
The small garrison at the mouth of the
but it would not have been quite so easy for us
to rout the whole British army. We decided
that it would be injudicious for us to make open
war OH Great Britain before we had come to an
understand ,ng either with the United States or
France. Our opinion is that the United States
should help US, but if it does not why we must
appeal to France"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-01-17
FOREIGN INTELLIGENCE.
'pEcrAL DISPATCHES TO THE REccnD-uSIos.l
IN RUINS.
An EArthQEske in Costa Rica Causei
Loss of Life and Property.

SAN JOSE ZEE COSTA RIGA. January 16'h-At
Ar o'clock on the morning of December 30th
the severest earthquake ever experienced since
1852 was felt Throughout the Republic of Coste
Rica.
In San Jose both the National Capitol and
the Cathedral, fronting the public square, which
required ten years of labor to erect at an ex-
penditure of 81 000,5o0, are in ruins
The Presidential Palace, the City Hail. the
National Postofice and a dozen other public
buildings, are almost wrecked.
Advices from surrounding cities report the
shock was even more severe, there being &C.
counts of loss of both life and property The
latest estimates of damage throughout the coun-
try exceed S5,e00.000.
The vo cano so suddenly becoming active is
the Poas, located some twenty-eight miles north
west from this place. Its altitude is Ss95 feet
from the sea.
1t has been sleeping for years, and only a
couple OF weeks since q party OF explorers after
a visit there, reported that the crater had en-
tireiy filed up.
1t has broken out with all the fury of new
one at another place, half mile distant from
the original mouth On an average three slight
shocks have been feltdaily since the first.
Business in the city is suspended. The houses
are deSolated, and the entire population living
are sleeping under tents in the streets or public
squares in expectancy of another shock even
more severe and destructive than the first.