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Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

county. After an enthusiastic description
OF the joys and beauties of the south
ern country, he spoke of the value
the National Guard, illustrating his re-
marks by reference to the gallant
stand taken by the Seventh Regiment ef
New York at the outbreak of the Rebel
lion. He declared his readiness to vote
for law which should compel every
youth in the land to spend two years in
service in the emilitia.
Captain X. s. Johnson, of Santa Clara,
responded to the toast of "Onr Veteran
Soldier" by narrating. in very humor-
GUS vein, some of the occurrences in
which he took part when Provost Mar
shal at Los Angeles and San Bernardin0
during the war. He ended by proposing
the health of the to be Brigadier- General.
u. +: Johnson, who replied to the toast
in feeling manner.
Senator Chandler responded to the
toast OF the "Santa Clara Valley" )" and
General Briefly to the Assembly of
California"
Col. II. II. Russell was called uponfor
the Seventh Regiment" and replied in
very appropriate speech, narrating the
growth of the regiment, and the disad-
vantages under which it hal been labor
ing. "The Legislature now appears p
said he, ito be in fair way to autici-
pate all our wishes" He spoke of the
need Of better money support, and Of
more companies, and Of the advantages
which were to be derived from an annual
encampment. He concluded with q
warm compliment tc the capacity and
enthusiasm displayed by General Boyce
in his command of the brigade.
The company then broke up, the mem
bers OF the Legislature, as they dispersed,
expressing their appreciation of the cour-
tesies which had been shown them.
Mr.. Sidney Lacey and Captain Barrett
rendered pleasant banquet at Dolls res
taurant on First street, during the even
ing, to Senators Spellacy, Pinder and
Walsh and Assemblymen Black, Porter,
Murray, Burwell and Simmons. Several
pleasant hours were spent by the visitors,
for their hosts know how to entertain
right royalty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
THE CARRIERS.
They Give q Grand Rail- at IN
Turn Verasn

They Give q Grand Rail- at the
Turn veFsin.
The First Grand Ball of the Letter
Carriers Mutual Aid Association was
given last night in the Turn Verein Hall,
and was great success from first to last.
Everything had been arranged by mas-
ter-hands, and the decorations Of the
hall and the souvenir programmes all
gave evidence of the calling of those
giving the entertainment, mailbags and
pouches being suspended from the gall
leries, while the cards were franked and
stamped as if they had passed through the
usual formula at the post Office. There
was large attendance, and nothing was
lett undone to insure that everyone
would have good time, and they had
it. Excellent music was furnished by
Meme Bros. orchestra, the me mbers OF
which must have been rather tired by
the time the festivities were over, for the
| honr of midnight had long been thing
of the past before the Home, Sweet
Home" dance brought the entertainment
to a close. Too great credit cam
not be bestowed on the officers
OF the evening. who worked hard
to make the affair q success and who
gained the good will of all concerned.
Their names are as follows:
Executive Committee-E. A. Preuss,
T. E. Burns, w. R. Carter, M. 81.
Flint, Edward lyman, Joseph Farrell.
Reception Committee-W. H. Stuart,
Adelbert Valentine, P. Marion, D. Fl.
Bolce, E. R. Thomas, J. Fl Whiteley,
0. L. Robertson, R. o. Gill, O. G.
Brewer.
Floor Committee - Joseph Farrell,
floor manager; aids, w. T. Johnson, n.
Angel, F. o. Meyer, G. A. Robb, r. B.
Bangerter. Isl.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
Narrow Escape.

About 2 O'Clock yesterday afternoon .
lady, whose name was not learned, had
very narrow escape from what might
have proved serious accident. She
was passing the Abstract Building, COR
ner Of franklin and New High streets,
when bottle of beer fell from one Of the
upper windows, striking the lady's para
sol, which. fortunately, she had open
and over her head at the time. The
falling bottle made rent about twelve
inches long in her handsome silk parasol,
and the liquor splashed over her dress,
soiling it very badly. More care should
be taken by occupants of rooms go situ-
ated, go as not to endanger the lives of
passers by. Window lodges are not very
safe sideboards.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
THE JuRUPA LAND AND WATER COM

THE JURUPA LAND AND WATER COM
i pany offers six thousand acre tract; will
Eel In forty acres lots; situated three miles north
west from Rowell Hotel, Riverside, CAL, with
good water right of one miners inch of water
to every seven and one half acres of land, for
the extremely low price OF one hundred and
Twenty-Five dollars C$125) per acre. One-quar-
tor down and balance to suit buyers conven.
ience. The land is level and in q beautiful
sheltered valley, and is the best orange land in
Southern California. Commission paid to
agents Address MILLS & CRAWFORD, 1S
San San Rern,arSinn! or, ard er MFsEP1E Nor,hb
Pomona. j3O-3m
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
Attempted ROBBERY.

Wong Sing keeps store on Los Ange-
les street, and he had the whole earn
ings of the day, ~ 65, in small box on
the counter. Tom Mizatom, Jap,
passed by and saw the money. It waS
unguarded for moment and he ~
tempted to snatch it and rnn. He was
prevented, however, and Officers Nc Ken
sic and Grubbs arres ed him on I charQS
of attempted robbery. \
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

COUTHEHN PACIFIC COMPANY-THRoUGH
y excursions to New York, Boston and Phila
delphia Elegant new tourist cars with ladies'
dressing room and lavstO,y: stoves with i'm.
proved heaters for m. king tea and coffee; COM
plete equipment Of cushions. bedding. curtains,
etc.: uniformed colo ed p0rters; 8. r. Co. par
conductors 20 through to New Orleans, thence
to Boston and Philadelphia. But on change Of
cars Gin Union Depot) at New Orleans The
Sunset and Queen and Crescent Route through
the rich and historic South, Meridian. Bfr
m ,ngham, Chattanooga. Cincinnatsi. ETC.
Quick time, direct connecti. ms Excursf ns
leave Los Angeles December 10 b aud 30th
March Sd, i7th and 31st: April l4ta; Nav nth
and. 18th, 1889. For further par iculars call on
o, write any OF the agencies OF the SOU HERN
PACIFIC COMPANY in Southern California,
or G. r SMUER, Assistant General Passenger
Agent southern Pacific Company, No. 202 NJ
Natr \ " 10 ANGEL o' r9s~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
Foa sALE-Oounrry Property.

NOR SALE-16O ACkkS OF CHOICE LAND
l. 3 miles south of Cucamonga at your OWL
price. SIG. WOLFE, 210 N. Main st. j26u
DOR SALE-FINE GRAZING LANDS IN VEN
IL tura county. well watered and easy OF ac-
cess, $5 TO S12 so per acre, in tracts to suit
r. w. POINDEXTER, 10 W. First st., Los An
geles. ja30 I'm
NOR SALE-SMALL FARMS, 10 MILES FROM
IL Los Angeles, and miles from railroad sta
ton, miles from Ipglewood; land all sown to
barley; 5, 10, 20 acres or more II desired: we
have 4SO acres of this land for sale, in tracts
to suit, and on very easy terms; prices from
$50 70 $500 per acre; we know of no other land
neiRhborhood for any such prices. For full par
ticulars inquire of BYRAM & POINDEXTER,
10 w. First st. II I'm
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

sH ~ "a g i 3 i, : Z, + ,'iS;SI EaI1HS
" 8 and A, Dnwney block. Los Angeles f22tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

+ \ EO. r.. COSTERIsAN, ,ARCHITEcT, ROs ms
u 81. ~, 23 9. Spring st, Les Angeles. n2H
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

TIME POPULAR BUR-
j lington Route FREE ex.
cursions of last season will
be resumed Tt uIsday, Feb
ruary 2S, 1889. Reserva-
tions are now being made.
For information call 1n or
address J. B. QUIGLEY,
Agent, No. 112 N. 6pring
al. f10f
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
SPECIAL NoTIoEs-cons,nued.

nEvELOPMENT OF LAND-I AM PRE.
~ pared to clear and plow land in Antelope
Valley on the most reasonable terms. JAMES
r. ALLEN. Rosamond, Cal. ja29 Inns
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
ATTORNEYS.

y v. LANDT, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
Ne or-at-Law. Office, over Los Angeles Ma
tional Bank, cor. First and Spring SITS. fe11tf
WALrER ROSE. ArrOREEY. ROOM AL.
w len block. cor. Spring and Temple sts f14tf
B. HOTCHKIsS, ATTORNEY, ROOMS 8
H., and 8. safe Deposit building, cor. New
High and Temple SITS. f17tf
NHASE Il FORRESTER, EXAMINERS OF
~ Titles and Abstractors, Room 35 and 36,
Phillips block. No. l. f5-tf
p EED & HEATH, OFFICE, ROOMS % AND
win receive careful and prompt attention.
Divorce obtained without unnecessary public
ited. fIltf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
RNlONs.

OT,n ona obon ~ Va po,ton @ ~ El,n.
iuctors and porters accompany all parties.
Leave Los Angeles January 10th and Gath,
February 7th and 21st, March 9Th and 2l~t
A. PHILLIPS 4 co, "A N. spring at. 10. An
ge|es, Cal 27h
WA TIERS, sELEGT III EXCURSIONS To ALI
elegantly and completely equipped our next
parties cave Los Angeles Februar, 26th, March
inso,mat,oO' mat call an or address I, NJ WAITERs
10 N. Spring st.. or 81 N Spring ST., L~ An
geles. ja25
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

Nl fortune teller. This won an tells wonder
full things. She also brings troubled parties
together. Room 6, 221 g. Main st. f19 7t+
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

M. O.. Specialist in diseases of the head,
throat and chest, including the eye, ear and
heart. Oxygen, compound nxvg n, nitrogen,
no oxide, and other medicated inhalst ons,
Office, Hollenbeck Block, corner Second end
8 ring streets, Los Angeles, Cal. lice hours,
from A, NJ fO4P N
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

MONEY TO LOAN IN SUMS TO SUIT ON
Nl improved property at cHrrent rates; large
sums at very low rates. POMEROY GATES,
16 Court st. f16tf
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23
EDUCATIONAL.

MIGHT sCHOOL-LOs ANGELES BUSINESS
~ College and English Training School. SO,
40 and AZ 8. Main st., near Second. D. B. WILL
LIAMS. Prin. fist
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

EIGH TEEN NIGHTS.
Moral, interesting and instructive. Indian
war songs, dances, sketches, farces, dramas,
acrobatio exc cises, etc.
FREE LECTURE TO LADIES every after.
noon. Saturday aud Sunday exoe pied, by DR..
REBECCA Fl. LONG5HORE.
8 ,nday Nj hit. special a'traction-MAY
MOZART i'll her celehrsted Disolving Psnor.
WOkLD. Also, G A. Burgess on Indian R :
1igion. Admission. 10 ce ts. f23
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-02-23

MONEY TO LOAN-SAvE RENT, JOIN THE
Ill Home Building Association Build your
self home and pay for 1t on the installment
plan. For information apply to NJ. c. WEST
BROOK, 8 cretary, room 81, Phillips block,
Spring CT fo106m
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05
Tefe8rap9i(@e 9epe(Gsn.
Deutf @Ianb.

Berlin, 25. Gsbr. Das S@ueewets
ter wirb In gang Deuti9lanb i&limmer,
Der Giisnbabnuertebr If iebr erf3we,t.
Berlin, 25. Tebr. @siRern mar
@raf Moltte beim Raiier gum Tbee unb
elmer Rartie Wbii. 6eute mar sslrif Bis.
mard CUR taiierIi&en Eafel se3osen.
Berlin, 20. Gebr. Trot bes aefieru
atenb fattsebabten WeriSbnunssm
BET wel@em Glrff 8ismard uor Ben Muoen
bes Ratfers @ilbeIm NIT benz @raien
Walberiee anitscB. IdBt cine slaubwarbiae
Na@ri&t ben WaffenifiQifanb awiidjeu
tbnen nur uon tur3er Dauer iein.' 1ie
WieberberifelIuns ber @efunbbeit Bee
&an3Iers bat bic @srl9te pon ieinem 0eii9.
trttt gum S&wsisen sebra3t. Die IN
Bismard benz @rafen Dalberiee erul;s;.. I.
nen neueRen Mrtisteiten dnbern S.r
Ebatfa$e ni&ts, baB er auf Wal1 {r,sss ss
ginfuB BET bsm aaiier eiferia9tis "A ,s'
Berlin, 10. Gsbr. Ser BsSx s.,
@saren BET benz beuti@en Raiie1 mi-h yss ;s'
2aufe bss Wonats Mdrs erwartsS wv W.
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Bel ben &abisuIen fdIedt anssidrisbsrsn
CONTAINS gu abertrasen sewast, uas Rous
pier, ber bic Sinan3en wieoer ibernommen
bat, seb0ri ia aud ridt gu beren 9iebIins
gen. Ias Cabinet 1T cine fSrmIi9e See
rauSforberun9 tsr &amner. cine itarte
anndbsruns Git Elm Miniiierium Gsrrp,
bas, mad uoraussesansemer Nuf5iuns Der
&amwer, tsaiiadIi@ sepIaat isin iou,
faqs bisie bas Winiiterium Girarb tems
nd@f wisber iber ben 6aufen iiar3sn
foute. Disiss 1T nit einsn 3iemli9 i5a,f
Iautsnben Prosramm bsruorsetretsn unb
brob. ncmentIi5. aIIe Tartsiumtrisb: auis
gnersiidte uate;oraden 3u molten. Dasu
mag es baIb senus gsIesenbsit iiubsn,
benn bic &abisaIen 7nb anideinenb bereit,
ben 9an5i9ub auf1uns5meu unb ,iiaeu ii9
| f5on gum Mnsriff. @slunsen 1T bsr Muss
brud VouIansers ibsr bas Cabinet:
Benn garno! teiu beilres Cabinet su
Stanbe briusen tonnte, bdtts Ct abbanten
fouen.
\Dr sroBe Yaruell. .gro3eB, Der in
Oee; Iestea 3sit bas gang. gereiniste RS.
A's.xi9 in aufresuus ieste, i9eint einen
oes9aNsnibucIIen aussans far bic veOuSon
S'"es" ben vEbunberer" au nsbmsn.
ate game irii9e ge,iduOruua, ME its bic
"e'"'s in ibren Irii.sIn, parne1iss
mus ano Pe'brsdeu cn's 2i9t ssaossn,
e'nl9'@Bl!N ber pollen S9ulb bss xuuses
''o''e" @0''As uou SrIano" faat in fi5
salammen ME Irii3sr Esis bsim GrtaItsu.
Vet 0sm BrOssB,. ber ii9 uOr ben @sriatsn
aOlp's',s' a. marc S'ts 9aupsssuids auf cine
: @t'ss y Sf'sfs Der &fassIisitsn ats selsst,
Die garnsa ssi4risA zen babsm ioa.e. Sic
srisie, auf bic ilAo alle Bic gntIaoeu
isassH, iinS ibr 5u bo8x 8xn prsiIsn uou eiuem
gang uuOsraatwOrtlidsn M7sniden usr,auft
worbeu. bsr fs4 aber oeleu grw,rb nid5t
aussuwsifen permas, unb k,u man. wie bie
0inss iset lisssn, fir ei'svn abs.f.imten
@auuer baIten muB. Esieier pri,f.
2ieferant ber vEimss" III s,in o,n;,5er,
Ri9ars gissot, eiu rsipe:tabsa ousiebsn.
Der Marn uon etua 60 Sabren, s.semsI;o.s
Mitslieo ter rGsnian Brot5srbo,,ba u,h ~
Gisent9iimer bss feniiasn Srsanss Oer
Sr!daber", bas ipitsr nit vOsr i,,;T,Ssr
Glasys" pesi4mcIseu unb on cine @sieM,
i9aft u:rtauft wuroe, Der au5 parneu unb
Cyan anses0rten. wsI5' lss.erer bamals
ssiast baSsn ioa, er poue bafar iorsen,
bab bas eeben Der ensIii3sn gelmten in
SrIano ni3t eiuea Esnny rusrt9 iei. Dor
@eri&t befrast, wObsr er bic Brisfe bcL6'
seaanb pissctt er Tonne ss ni1t irts Z
neil ct In Paris Dor finf Msitsliebern s,i,
rGlausna:@aeI" sei9rorsu babe, "a b. Is.
allen llmitdnSen gu usri@wsiaea
Sabre 1888 isi ct nit |arneu unb 0nSSx
&ere in bss lctteren 1cufe 3uiammsns{
tommen, nobel ibm iener ben 8orwur}-
sema&t, ct babe bic Brisie sefali9t.
Das muBte pissot sussbsn. Na9 tieien
0orsdnssn ma&te ii& ber Gdli@er aus
benz Staubs, waro poliseiIi@ usrfolst unb
nun iou Ct - in Wabrib uerbaftet = bort
ieinem 2eben bur4 eine &useI Elm Gnbe
sema&t babeu. Damit III ber nit 80 pies
lem @erdui@ einseIeitete proseB fattiId
3u gnbe unb sesen bic ,Eimes~ nnb fur
Parneu unb bic SrIdnbsr enti9ieben.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05
Sabrgamg Is.

Die Rotten bss 9unbsssebiubes gu Dinos
ma, Mlinn., uurben cuf $3.50. 900 limitirt.
Die semeiniame Geiolutiou, einen 3oauers
Elm NIT Canada gu f0rbern, paifrte ein:
ittmmis. Ser @eiesantras 3ur geitra'
flung ber SdIi&er uou 8unbesseI6 nit Bes
nutuns Der Yoit paiitrte. grlaubniB gum
Bau psri9iebener Briden absr i&iffbare
StrSme unb gum Bau pom giienbabuen
bur4 Sutianersebiete wa.b ertbeilt. Ser
Weriu@, bas geto bes Grdlioenten hber
bic ifrittisen 2dubersisn am Des Moines
Riuer 3u paiFren, i@lus febl.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05

GaS .nsiorfnleueu OGNpfer
80 ,.s". Gdpitdn Sarteli, murs
ben Eel ben Scilp .Saje.n burdb cine
farGtbars Stur,ueae bte Bride, has Nss
bsIborn, bic Goupaiis unb 8raitunsea
pssseriifsn. @ier Watro'en wurben per.
wunoet unb elmer lit ieiusu @unbsu bsrsi,s
erlesen.
2onbou, 90. Gebr. Ser &oaI Girs
cus in WcndeRer 1T lette Na1t abse,
trannt. Das Jeuer brad alsi9 na9
SdluB elmer @oritsluns Der @sieIidaft
por Wsr!can Soc aus. gs Fam tsiu
Msni9 gu S9aben.
Qonbou, 26. Tebr. &aiisrin 6ries
sri5 1T beute na1 Oeutiblano abssreilt.
RSaisin Yietoria bssIsitsts iie gum Babns
boI uuo beios 6irItinneu pu,teu anf Der
Gabrt uon Der 8su6issrung ftIrmii1 bss
ariiBt. Iiele Witasisoer Ger t5uieIi4en
JaniI;s waren im Vabnbof. Ser Nbi1isb
mar ersreifenb.
0onbon, 26. Ssbr. Ser in Der tlns
teriubun3 ber uou oer ,Ginles" piber
parnsu erbobsneu Nnl9ulbisunsen uers
noinmene Ssuse RidarS 8isott bat DOR
6snry 2abou1sre Ino IN @esenpart pom
@eorss Musuitas SaIa bas itriItIi4e
GlitdnbniB abselest. baB bic an bic
vS,tmss" seri9teten Briefe. auf psl9s fe
ibfe Acknowledgment sesen Baruea sran'
bste, uon ibu sefdli1t porben ieien, uub
ilt' felt seitsra Mbsne um gIf ipurlos pers
ittmunbsH. suf ben Intras uon Yarneu
uHb 9swis bat Der Gi1ter bes Nol;sstses
riA.s in Dom Strest sessn Yisott sinen
6pitsbsfsbI wesen Gd!iduns uno Wseins
eips srlafen.
! gbina.
| ,2onbon, 90. Ss5r. MuS Setting wir5
fa;s 8ermdbluns bss iusenbIidsu dinsiis
iHea Eaiiers seuisloet.
Die GsrmdhIung bat beute nit auBer:
orbentli1sr Yra1t ltattsefunben. Das
grln9sn Der ausmdrtissn @sianbtsn. ibnsn
bic Rsri6nli9e Oeslidoiiniduns bes Rais
lers ku geltatten, puybe bGilit) abgslsbnt,
absr lis purbsn idmm,Iid W sinsm grpB;
artissn @c!aml5Ie u.it Den tineIitcu
Riniissru elm nsslaoeu unb erbislisn rei1e
@sidsnte. Die sroBartise Yra9t Der
TsitIiheeiten Ifsbt 81 Der 0Ingersnotb in
SEN Yrbpiusen, untsr Der Wilionsu barbsn,
tn sreusm @sseniate.
aSbaniitan.
9onb, on, 26. SeSr. Radri9ten aus
IiaSaniltan mslocr. bnB Der Gmir an Der
ruiliihen @genje portiidt, unb baB Elm Gus
iammsnitoB NIT cen HuHsn bsporiisbt.
Ser gmir bsbarrt bsi ber srauiamsn gers
ioIsuua osrA Aaubaussr Si51t SbanS.
Samoa.
QouboA,, 26. Jsbr. Der 8erIiner
@orreiponberat bss ,Stanbarb@ iGreibt,
bag bas beu&i9s Gei4uaber int Stiuen
Neere ueritdriII uercs, Inn bte Gin9ebores
men Samoask fir Gru,orbuug hsa.i@er
W.atroicu unb\ S&aoiSuns beuti4rr Sns
tereden ;u beit4aten.
Die vR5lniA@e 3situns" i9reibi: Sc
na&brldli6er bfeie 3l1tisuns unb ie auss
siebiser bic @knuatbuuns, beRo auusrs
ldifisere Blrai@hft fiir bauernben Srieben
unb Stube uisS earsi4t unb beito wirtunss.
uolIer wsrben bte Ref@Ilfe Der Con fersus
ber bret Qdnber. ote slei@e @e4te auf
@eltentma&una ibres Ginilahss BET Der
tanftisen @eitaItnf fs Der Serbdltniils auf
Samoa baben.
o,nouua, y. Tsbr. Sn benz Stei,
Sidiaovia'iasn s&a@s@ @s@sttipisIe sss
slsinis be isdsssbnte partei, wel&e
ortiaen @ambit r0finet
l,ben bauerte. Das
terSffnete iisbtebnte
nben unb blieb uus
etntuuft wurbe bas
Stsinis fir ben
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05

tenant unb bei1rieb BouIanaer's Marid3
na6 Deuti5lanb iiber Stuttaart. Bous
LANCER e,tldste, bab gunbs,Iano ri9tig
aelsisn babe. (ino ioIdss 3sug teIesras
pb;rt man in bic 8eit btastu !-RsS.
Yaris, 81. Tebr. gs wirb semelbet,
6as Der gefsbIsbaber ber fransSiiiden
Gruppsn in Goustius, @snera! Osssorbes,
ernorbet woreen 1T. Die &esieruus bat
bis itst nod teins gsitalisuue bet Jtsdz
ri1t e,balteu.
2onbon, 81. Te5r. Ser GariIer
BeriAte,fattsr Bet vNems" iast: Gie
Surifterufuug bss 5er3css pon sumaIe
iit i'm Srin;ip bei4lohsn morbsu. Na9
eer Ser6fientI;Guns Der tstrsffsnoen gers
orbnuns we,ceu be Soulanaiifsn in Der
&ammer etre Mmnsisie fur bic psrurtbeiIten
Roklsnsrdber uon Noncsaur les Wines
forberu.
Das giuifssri3t Der Seine bate ti,,s
LID enti9ieben, haS bic Banana gauals
geislidaft Iebisiid benz aussmeinen birs
gerIi1sn @siese untsrwprfen iei uub bat
tn 6otse befen ii5 fir sultdnoia erabs
tsab. einen Wailsausrwalter fir bic @eielIs
i9aE, ,einseistt; anaererisits BAT bas Sans
beIsser!at in siusm Bro,siis pon gauuns
terutbWsr.s gescn bic 9eieuidaft Sisis mad
bem 8lassan.Sgse rarur!bei!t. auf Die pom
berisIben einssleste Serufuns Fat beute bas
Mpps!lationsseridf bic Rsdtsausfibrunsen
Der 5sioerieitisen MnmSlte iiber bis !3uiidus
bisteitsfrase uernommeiS> unb miro feline
gnti9siSsns bara5sr in efSsr Wobe OBJ
sebsn.
@robbritannieu.
2onbon, 25. 5s5r. Der vStanbs
abb. .Gorrsiponbent iSrsibt aus gerliiss
bab Die Gsile hes beutjden &aie,s mad
Snslanb fir Saui anbsraumt lit.
2onbon, 25. Tsbr. Wsarie 9sitnser.
bic frau bes Yrin;sn NIeranber pom Bat;
tenbera, ioa eine hsrrIi4e Gri9sinuns fem.
groB, f@lant, nit blauen 9(usen unb soIbs
blonbsm 5aar. Sbre Mutter iou ein
!yroIiides Bauernmab1en semefen iein
unb fpdter In greB6urs Elm Gofbaus ssbal.
ten baben. Die Nsuistsit bat il Odrn,s
ltabt groBes Nuffeher hsr
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05

gbe bieies BIatt IN tsu 6auosn
ber 2eier 1T, wiYb Der bemotratii@e B,diis
bent gIsueIanb feinen sit, an ieinen res
publitanii@en Na9foIser Sarriion abses
treten baben, unb cine neue Gera besins
men. M6se bic MOu,iniitratiou, beren
Spite fi9 bas BOLT sewdbIt eine quite
ieiu. S4on am Weontas uor. @o@e be-
CAB ii4 ber neusrpdbIte prdfoent 9arriiou
nsbit Tamilie auf bic @eiie ua& Waibinss
ton. Cine sroSe Meni@enmense bate
f9 am Unions 8ahubofe In Snbianapolis
psriammeIt, I'M 9euse Der Mbfabrt gu isin.
Mls Ct an Babnbof outam, mu,te ber
Yrdfbent nit betdubenbeu 9o@rafen ems
pfansen. Sc bisIt etne turBe Gurebe an
bie psriammslte Meuse unb befies bann
ben Priuatwasson bes Yrditoenten &oberts
pon ber Pennipluanias Babu. l1m 3 llbr
Is Winuten erfoIste bann bte Msfabrt.
Mn uielen ber Stationen entlans Der Babn
batten ft@ Meni9enn.afeu einsefuneen,
wsl@e ben 3us NIT 9o@rufsn bes.lBten,
unb an u,ebreren srSBereu Stationen wu.be
9aIt sema9t uno Der prdi1asut bieIt turse
Mnreben. Mm Oienitas Na9mittas um.a
llbr 80 Wiuuteu traf Der 3us on ber gds
Der Warplanb Muenue unb 8. Strabe In
Dai5inston Elm, no ber gmpfanssauss
i@ub NIT Ruti@en partete. Ser 3us
bielt bier an, um ber I'm Babnbof wartens
ben Mense 3u entseben. Die &eiienben
ffiesen f@nsu aus unb wurben fofort na@
benz MrIinston 9oteI sefabren, no fte fi&
In bic flr iie beitimuten @emd&er 3urlds
3ossn. Die anberu Gage warb 6arriion
uon Nemteridsern iiberIauien. Sso@ tn ben
Iesten Easen Dor Der EMANCIPATION wubs
ten nur bic ginseweibten. wer 6arriion's
Cabinet biIse. Nur ems mar ildsr, baB
uSinso" Blaine binein.dme.
Beibe 9duier bes gonsrefies
babsn fa am Donueritus, ben 81. Ssbr.,
ibsr bic Bebinsunsen seeinist, unter weIs
den bic Territoyisn su0s unb gforo;
9afota, @aibiueton unb Wfontana ais
Staaten in ben Sunb aufsenommen wsr.
ben iollsn. Die DeIesatsn gum perfui.
iunssebenben @onuert fur Norb: Datota
tommen In Bismard, bie far Slbs sDatota
tn Siour Salis 3uiammen. Gin folder
gonpent mirb In einem ieben ber neuen
Staaten an benz Dienitas, ber auf ben
erfien Montas bes tiinftiSen Weai foIst,
sewdbIt, uu au 4. Suli 3uiammen 3u tres
ten unb ii@ sur slunabme Der Bunbesuers
faiIuns 3u betennen. Derielbe tann bann
cine Staatsuerfafuns uub Staatsresiss
runs bilben. Bel ben DslesateuwabIen
gum bsDatotasr gonuent lit ten @dbs
leru aud bic Grase uor3uIesen, Oh fte f@
far ober wiber cine Mnnabme bsr Siour
TalIs'sr Verfu6uns ertIdren wolsn, bic
alsbann, im Sale ibrer Mnnabme, ben
Sab. Dafotaeru pom gonueut no&maIs
sur Abitimmuus uorsuIeseu LIT, nebit bes
ionbsrsn Wori@Idseu a6sr Namen unb
S@eibesrenae bes neuen Staats, gintbeis
lung bstielbsn In 2esisIaturs unb @eri@ts.
bejirte unb 3eitweiItse @abI eines @esie'
ruussfses. @irb bie Wrfafiuus BET bie'
ier abfiumuns ansencmmen, 70 tritt
SabsD Dato.a nod @absabe berieIbeu aIs
Staat In ben Hunb etu; aubsrnfaus wirb
cine neue Werfa1uus pom gonueut ents
worfen unb ben, WoIle jnr abitimmuns
unterbreitet. Dem Yrdfbenten wirb e
CUR pfii&t sema&t, bieie neuen uier Staas
ten bur& NrolIamation In ben Bunb aufs
3snebmen, porausseiest, bab bieieIben bie
linen unferbreifefe Wereofyunn nm erf}en
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-03-05

Sauauua, y. Gebr. Sn benz Stei'
Si6isovia'iasn S&a@s@sttipieIe sss
stsinis bic is4s5ebnte partsi, wel@e
orti4en @ambit erSffnet
,ben bauerte. Das
terSffnete iieb,ebnte
nben unb blieb uus
etntunft murbe bas
B Stsinis fir ben
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1889-05-03
$500 to Salt Lake City and Return

UNIV 10 NAAt Lake lily uDu lSetuTH.
Tickets to Salt Lake City and re-
turn, good going the 9Th and return
ing the 10th instant, will be on sale
at the Haley depot from the 4th to
the 7th, inst.-both inclusive-for
s16.7o the round trip. This is done
10 enable all who wish to attend the
Booth Barrett performances, on the
9Th, 9Th and 9Th,
BY way of accommodation the rail
way officials OF Salt Lake City viii
secure seats for those who intend ,o
20, on receipt of telegram saying
what seats are wanted, and for which
night. Seats reserved in this manner
will be held at the box office of the
theater for the parties to call fol
them. AS the demand for seats will
greatly exceed the supply, all who
intend to attend the performance:
will have to secure seats in advance