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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-01

The M. W. Grand Lodge Of colored A,
F. and A. Masons Of this State, held ID
eighth annual communication at Lew.
ieburg, Greenbrler county, last week
II was closed on last Thursday, the place
and time for the next communication
being Get for Charleston, June "a, 1900
The iollowinggrand olElcerswere elected
M. w. @. Master, John j. Dixon, o.
CharleBtown.
Deputy y, 9. Master W. Clarence Jones
Of Wheeling.
q. s. Warden, II. H. Winters, Of tiar
q. j. Warden, +. A. Boidlng, Of Lew.
=, q; I, Secretary, Il. D. Wilson, Of Hun,
9. Treasurer, Charles L. Lee, Oiwheel.
"a. Chaplain, s. D. Jones, Of Hinton.
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SIMON OAMRRON BURIED.
Simple but Impressive CeFomouiss -Distin
guiShed Men Present.


HARRIsBURa, June S0.-The body Of
General Simon Cameron now lies in the
beautiful cemetery on the eastern out,
skirts Of the city, and his grave will be
the shrine about which will cluster the
affections Of thousands who knew and
loved him, In accordance with the
wish heso often expressed, there was no
demonstration at his funeral, and the
service was characterized by the utmost
simplicity, The Rev. George S. Cham,
'bers, ID, ID, pastor OF the Pine street
Presbyterian church, conducted the
service and was assisted by the Rev. O,
A, Hayden, Of Gettysburg, DR., Cham,
bers paid beautiful tribute To the life
aud character OF the dead statesman.
The pallbearers were all personal
friends otGeneral Cameron. They were
j, Montgomery Forster, Insurance Com
missioner; Col, w. w, Jennings, Presl-
dent OF the First National Bank; Major
Lane s. Hart, ex.State Printer; John H,
Weiss, Chairman OF the Republican
County Committee; William ], Calder,
President Of the East Harrisburg Street
Railway Company Major L, S, Bent, man
ager OF The Pennsylvania Steel Works
Qohalames Young, OF Middletown, and
Arthur Brock, the iron master OF Leb,
anon,
Notwithstanding the general impress
sion that the funeral was 10 be private,
a number OF prominent men came TO
participate in the last solemn rites.
Among them were Ex-Governor Hart
ranit, ex-United States Senator Nc
OF Arkansas; ex.C Congressman
Samuel Barr, G, w. Gaulley, OF West
Chester; Arthur and NJ. H. Cobb, Of
Philadelphia; Colonel D. O, Keller,
Cyrus j. Fox and ex.Congressman
Ermentrout, Of Reading; Congressman
Atkinson, Of Pennsylvania; Henry W.
Williams, Judge Of Supreme Court OF
Pennsylvania; Colonel 7, 7, Worth. OF
Lebanon, Robert Iredell, IT, OF Allen
town; Senator George Handy Smith and
Senator Osborne, OF Philadelphia; the
Hon, Chauncey +, Black, OF York; Col
onel Frank Magee, ex,Speaker Graham,
Of Pittsburgh; Collector A, ], Kaufman,
Of lancaster William b. Wilson, OF
Philadelphia, and Others.
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A CgLgDRATBD TaBATRg BURNED.
Tho Academy of Music Mt cleveland De.
stroysd-C Other Serious Losses.

Tho Academy OF Music Mt Cleveland De.
stroyed- Other Serious Losses.
CLEVELAND, O., June 3O.-The Acad.
emy OF Music on Bank street, the oldest
place OF amusement in this city, was
gutted by fire at 4 O'Clock this morning,
everything between the walls and above
the first floor being burned out. The
loss on the building, which belongs to
tho Montpelier estate, willreach $4,000,
on which there Is an insurance Of $1,000.
Harman 4 Frawley, proprietor Of the
oyster ocean restaurant on the ground
floor, lost 81, 600 by fire, and Henry Eek.
enberg, a saloon keeper, suffered 10 the
extent OF $1,000 from the same cause.
HarmaGi 4 Frawley have an insurance Of
5000. The fire started under the stage,
but from what cause Is unknown.
The Kennard House, which aljolns
the Academy on the north, aud the Un.
ion Toy Company warehouse on the
south were saved with difficulty. The
Academy was built In 1858 and on its
boards all the great actors Of the country
had performed. Clara Morris, Efie Ellis.
ler, and a dozen other stars graduated
from It's stock company, while Uncle
John Ellsler was its manager years ago,
and pleasant recOlleCtions will be aroused
In The minds olnearly all theatrical peo-
pie by the news Of this fire. The Acad-
emy was under lease to Capt, ]. W,
Decker and was used asa variety theatre,
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EILLEN KISSED.
sluggsrs Anxious to stand Up pBeforo Him
AtterHe Was Forbidden to Fight.

sluggers Anxious to stand Up before Him
AfterHe Was Forbidden to Fight.
DuLuTu, MIMI, June 3O.-patrick
Killen gave an exhibition last night.
Before the sparring commenced mes.
sage from the California Athletic club
of San Francisco was read iorbidding
Killen to engage in any knockout con.
tests, Ifhe did they will consider his
engagement to fight McAulliIe as Of.
This becoming known a lot OF fighters,
Pat Sheedy, Conley and Paddy Nc.
Donald among them, wanted to stand
before Killen. This Of course was i'm.
possible, and for a time n general riot
seemed inevitable. Manager Gooding
then offered to put up $500 in the hands
Of any responsible person that Killen
could whip any OF the gang when his
McAuliiIe fight was over. Another
account says sheedy offered $500 to
stand up against Killen but his otler
was refused 10 the disgust OF the audi.
ence, who Missed him roundly.
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CONDENSED TBLgGRAMS.

The final act OF the Michigan Legis-
lature was to pass q new general election
law. 1t Ia q modification Of the Austria
lian system,
A dispatch from Delagoa Bay reports a
serious state OF affairs there, arising from
the railway troubles. A portion Of the
railway has been destroyed by the Por-
tugese. An English engineer who tried
10 defend the work was tlrod upon. The
foreign residents are greatly alarmed aud
are Crowding to the British consulate for
protection,
An alarming condition ofthe Illinois
corn crop Is reported to the State Board
OF Agriculture, which has returns from
its regular correspondent In every county
OF the State except Grundy and Hardin.
A special crop bulletin announces that
It Is impossible to estimato the damage
done 10 the corn crop by continuous
rains during the past six weeks.
A dispatch from tho city Of Mexico
says that two colored emigration com.
mIssioners from Texas have arrived there
TO consult with Government officials In
regard to procuring land for a large col.
ony OF colored cotton ralsers from Texas.
Mr.. Ellis, one OF the commissioners,
said that II satisfactory arrangements
could be made, 10000 persons would
soon be in Mexico.
Kate stopher, Of Shelby county, Ky,
became much Interested In a religious
revival last fall, and has since spent o
large part OF her time In prayer and
reading the Bible. Her prayers were
not answered, she said, and she tasted
fourteen days by way Of penance. She
then consented 10 take nourishment,
but after Eve days had passed she began
a second fast which has now lasted
twenty:four days.
The Illinois division OF tho Sons Of
Veterans, In their annual commence.
inent Saturday, appointed q committee,
with General A. Quincy, oi Springfield,
% Chairman, for tho purpose Of raising
money 10 erect q monument over the
grave Of DR.. NJ, Il. Stephenson, the
founder oil the Grand Army Of the Re.
public in the United States. The mont.
inent will be erected at Petersburg, ILL.,,
where he 10 buried.
A gang OF twelve men, about midnight
Thufsday night, took from the jail at
Tulate, Gala one Eagat1, q man suspect.
cd Of having committed several ro6ber.
lee. They put a rope round bis neck,
dragged him TO q ttGo and warned him
10 confess. He protested innocence,
when they strung him tn. Alter hang
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Nfw YoRK, June S0.--Atrlyod steam.
etg AdiatlC, from Liverpool; BulIalo,
from London Hekla, from BlstLln,
Arrived, Steamer Umbfia, from Liver.
pool.
1oNpoS, June 20. The steamer Gal.
left, from New York for Hamburg, af.
rived ~ Plymouth to-day. The steamer
IA Nofmandle, from New York for
Hayre, was BignAlled Oh Tie Lizard 70.
day
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A RIOT AM CORK,
Speakers at IN Irish Meeting Arrested The
Police Stoned.

Police Stoned.
Cork, June SO.-The governments
proclamation torbidding the holding Of
a Nationalist meeting here to-day was
disregarded, scattered meetings being
held at several places in this city and
vicinity, The result was that William
0'Brien, NJ. p, and other speakers were
arrested. After the arrest OF Mr.,
0'Brien the crowd stoned the police,
who in turn charged upon the people
with drawn bayonets. Several persons
were injured, including Patrick 0'Brien,
NJ. p, who shook hands with William
0'Bren alter the latter was arrested,
The disorder continues.
Mr.. 0'Brien delivered his speech al
Clonakilty. He denounced the govern.
ment and the landlords in strong terms
The train conveying him TO Cork after
his arrest was met at Charleville by @
band, which played "God Save Ireland
A crowd tried To rescue Mr.. 0'Brien
and the police fired, wounding railroad
officer and another person.
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CnIcAGO SrREAnING lIHRSELE.
She Annexes Enough Territory 10 bO ia
sIuaro Miles.

CHICAGO, June 9O.-'The question Of
the annexation to Chicago Of the closely
adjoining suburbs OF Hyde Park, Lake.
view, Cicero aud Jefferson was voted on
yesterday. The campaign which has been
conducted for several weeks past was a
spirited one, and both sides have been
making tremendous struggle. The
anti's were generally headed by the
present Office holders in the suburban
governments, who made a bitter Gght
against coming into the city. While the
official vote from all the points has not
yet been announced, there is no room
for doubt, from the figures received, that
all the suburbs named have been carried
by the annexationists.
The various towns give to'Chicago an
additional population Of nearly 100000,
bring the total up TO probably 100000.
The territory annexed will give Chicago
q total area approximately estimated)
Of about l14 square miles, making 1t the
largest city in area in the United States.
ALI oi the suburban towns annexed are
built up solidly for miles, radiating from
the old city limits.
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Puddlere, Warea Advnn ead.

READING, Pa, June 80. Commencing
tomorrow a number Of rolling mill
firms, in the schuykill valley, will ad.
vance the wages for puddlers from s. to
S3.25 per ton. Among these firms arc
Potts Bros, and the Glasgow Iron
Works, at Pottstown, aud firms at
Lebanon, Pottsvllle and Other places.
Three dollars was the loweat figure at
which puddlers have worked since 1878.
and this advance In wages Is due to the
better tone now prevailing in the iron
market. .I-L-
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sunday Al Johnslo,yn.

DOWNTOWN, Pa, juno S0.--ThlB was
The quietest Sunday since the disaster.
The number Of visitors was not aS large,
and most Of them went 10 the broken
dam, Religious services were held on
the street coEnern by tue people, whose
churches had been washed away, Gov,
Fotakef, .ol Ohio, was expected to-day,
but be did mot come. The division 81
local funds will take place tomorrow,
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AioI1ow Acquitted.

CHARLESTON, s. o., June SO.- The jury
In the MODow murder case, yesterday,
acquitted Dr.. Mellow. The negroes Of
Charleston seem % cpnbidor this A pef.
Bonal victory, and nro celebfating 40
cofdingly, Captain DAwgon'a fflehds.
though, are very indignant, 10 woll M
many good olllEona pf ph1floalon Who
were mot pgIlicnlAIly lflondlY 10 lhn
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I.ontlon Money Market.

LONDON, June 8O.-Dlgcount during
the past week was quoted at aa2, The
usualsix months demands caused a tenn.
porary' advance, which Is certain To be
followed by fresh decline. The con.
tinued heayiness Of American railroad
securities disappointed the operators
who hoped that the good harvest pros
poets In America would cause an up.
war1 fnaniIhn
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Conference 81 tjoilore slud.n,,.

NonrnTtEtp, MASS, June sO.-Thtce
hundred students to-day attended the
Moody conference Of college students,
which will last until July 10. Sessions
will be held mornings and evenings, tic
afternoon being devoted 10 Athletics,
under the direction Of stagg, tho Yal6
pitcher. Mr., Moody preached this AZ.
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oDtcIuI UE1puIch 70 nc INltIlVeTceF'
srEuBESvrLE, o., June 8O,-on Tues,
day at Cressen, Pa, there will be an i'm
portant meeting Of leading represents
lives Of all potteries in the country in.
tercsted in forming pottery trust. II
Is expected that everything will be can.
yassed and perhaps arrangements will
be concluded, The steubenYillo pottery
will be represented.
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nIppolyte Approaeblpe Al prlpes.

NEw YoRK, June 24.-The steamer
osama, from Gonaives June "a with
merchandise and passengers arrived at
the bar at 9.20.
She brings an account OF the state OF
affairs at Gonaiyes when she sailed.
Hippolyte was marching bis men 10
Port Au Prince andexpected 10 haye'12,-
900 men before the city by July o. The
South has risen aud sent 10 iippolyte,
asking that arms and ammunition be
aant
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Saturday afternoon Mr.. N. E. Whitta.
ker, President OF the Crescent Sheet
Iron Works, sent for the mill committee
and announced hisreadiness 10 sign the
scale. The signature was affixed about
4 o'clock, much to the qualification Of
the men. The Standard and Etna sheet
mills OF Etnaville also signed Saturday.
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INDUSTRY IN TllB SOUTH.
A GREAT Increase of New Enterprises More
fin,,ia us.s,sa.. lt,nu Nsna

n ufeut tluuftnbvu VI wow WASnlufVTtAbhEhAuEp
llnpld Pfogtssa than kvnr
CHATTANOOGA, TESSn June 3o,-ThO
TmSeman Of July / will publish a state
ment showing the industrial gltuatlonin
the South as exhibited by the number
Of new industries established during the
last three months. ItshoWsthat during
tho last quarter 1907 new industries
have been established against 600 In the
preyious quarter. There were 1 Ill new
enterprises begun during The first elk
months Of 1883, against 200 for the cor.
responding period oi the previous year,
showing that the South 10 going ahead
al moro rapid rate than over before,
The speculative fever has been ID a large
measure rCpte6sed, aud industries are
now being established more II ponse'
offence OF actual resources and legltl.
tnatp enterprise than before.
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Anol,sr fl,,,y.l,nr,, Monument.

GErrYsBuRo, PA, June 80. The mon
ument Of the sixty.arst New York in-
fantry regiment was dedicated this al.
ternoon. II is located In the wheattield
and marks The spot where the command
stood during Longstreets assault Of the
second day. The oration was delivered
by Hon. Charles A. Fuller, Of sher-
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sTLoviB, June co. There oiuah,olnlo'
ly nothing new in the Anna iyeia
murder case, All sorts Of theories and
Clueg are being run down but tho mir
der 10 as fat away from tho Arrest n
ever, The only development Of iniefe0i
\ additional atlmohy showing lho
Intimacy existing between the gambler
Willlam MeOlalfl and The murdered
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tlovl1 Not e,nn,i A itepronI

1SDiAxArotls, June SO.--on Saturday
David Ward, residing near Martins
vile, Morgan county, reproyed his 10.
yeat.old son, William, because he had
done some work unBatisiaCtorily aud also
for participating In q chafiyarl. The
young man broodod over the matter and
this morning shot himself through the
head, dying Instantly,
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salllyau or for tho Fight.

NEw YonE, June SO.-Tho Sullivan
special" train, containing about 200 well
known sporting men Of New York and
Boston, left New York via the West
Shore road at S:l5 tonight. Sullivan
and his trainer will board the train upon
It's arrival in Rochester on Monday
morning.
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TRRNTY.PIPrI ANNIVERSARY
OF the Ordination as Pastor OF Rev, w,
A. Werder,

Ns hsAt thAAAtNANA sAa - ANANANN W ANNNe w
A. Werder.
The services at 81, James Evangelical
German Lutheran church yesterday
conducted by the ministers here in at
tendance upon the annual Synod, were
very interesting, In the forenoon Rev,
H, ], schuh, OF Allegheny, preached,
and the sacrament was administered,
Last evening the members Of the Synod
and the congregation celebrated the
twenty-hith anniversary Of the active
pastorate OF Rev. w. A. Werder, pastor
Of ST, James church.
Rev. o. F, W. Brecht, Of Perrysyille,
Pa, Vice President OF the District and
the Oldest active member in the Synod,
delivered the: anniversary sermon In
the German language. Prof. M. 10y, d.
d., OF Columbus, President OF the Joint
Synod, delivered the English sermon.
The music was an especially attractive
feature, the Opera House Orchestra as
sisting,
Saturdays session OF the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod began at the appointed
time, being opened by the chaplain, Rev.
Mr., DlttAer. After the minutes OF the
previous session had been read and
adopted, the Synod again proceeded to
consider Teacher r. %. Kiellng's work
on the importance OF establishing Chris
tian congregational schools.
Alter this very interesting discussion
Rev. Prof. Z, A. Boehme, Of YeunPs-
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BERLIN, June So.-Thirty.six build.
ingS, with large quantity Of machinery,
were destroyed by fire at Luneburp 10.
DAY, Tie roof Of the 81, Nicholas church
was also destroyed. The Ere broke out
Ia cooperago work shops. The loss ID
l2,0O0,0O0 marks. Sig hundred work.
tnen are thrown out oil employment.
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railroad Ticket ollIoo I.obbOd.

ELKnoRN, W. Va. June 3O.-Some
unknown party or parties broke into tue
Office Of the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road Company, at Mill Greek, Mercer
county, last night, aud stole the whole
ticket case and tickets, aud about thirty
dollars in money. No Glew to the
nnrLiea na vet.
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CntcAao, June eO.--At midnight The
Wabash railway aud all The property te-
longing To IL were turned over by lie.
CeIver AtCNulla 10 the purchasing com.
nlt.ee, and the operation OF the road BY
lhe management oitle Wabash Western
began Al that hour,
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1.isBoN, June 80.-1t 10 rumored lhat
tho Portugese government will agree 70
submit tue Delagoa Bay railroad uues.
tlon 10 arbitration. Dispatches ifom
DVlagoa Bay say that The Pottugese
deny that they fired upon EnpllSh eiii.
ployts q the railroad company al wa
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i.ntatrlnr illn snnan, fA,K.

CiSciSNAri, June 90. Twenty saloon
keepers we're arrested to-day iot viola
LlOn Of the Sunday closing law,
EiChlbfis garden was open, Bpt thiI
evening the proprietor was arrested and
the place elo1oll
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Special DiSpdteh 10 he LHteligaletr.
PARKERsnuRG, w. VA, June 3O.-It
appears that there was no reason what
ever for the Indictment against B. L.
Burdette, charged with illegal voting.
The case was nollied yesterday,
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Denied that He lS Cooney.

KANSAS CRY, Mo-, June SO.-There is
no foundation whatever for the state.
ment telegraphed from Wichita last
night that the man who attempted sui.
eide hero was Cooney.
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pARil, June 8O.-While a. balloon WA
ascending from the exposition RroundS
to-day the car caught the machinery RaI.
lcry and was detached from its iisten.
lngs. Tho occupants, thtee In number,
fell 10 the ground, One was killed And
two other8 were dangerously Injured,
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Demand al Inqulry.

PARIS, June 30.-The Boulanglst pa.
pers severely denounce Minister Theye.
not for hlsreyelAtlons Ia connection with
the letters seized In Meyers house while
reservlng opinion as 10 the guilt Of the
accused, The papers demand the min.
uteet inquiry Into eie matter.
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CLRvEA4Np, o., JuneSO. Mrs, Gather.
ine Arnold an aged woman, living at 81
Woodblne street was burned 10 death
this morning while trying TO start fire
with kerosene,
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wAsntSOroN, JunOSO. The President
occupied bis pew at the Church Of tho
Covenant this morning and heard a
sermon by the hey, Dh HAmlin on poll.
tics. The word politics lbe preacher
eaidI was one Of The nobltAl Words In
the language, but II had become do.
bauChed .unv now men wink when
they speak ot q man 90 a politician,
although II should 10 a. hiRii praise u
call q man q politician" ~ 10 call him
. statesman,
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IjeRLN, June a0.--The Russian am.
busy here % preparing 10 receive ihe
Cgaf, who 10 expected u aftiye July 90,
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How the Admission Was Received at the
State Capital.

How the Admission Was Received Mt the
State Capital.
OLYMPIA (Wash), November 11th.-
The Senate and House met this afternoon
and proceeded to elect the minor officers.
Later, while the House was debating Joint
resolution TO hold night session and pro-
coed to the election Of a United States SEN
ator, message was received from Governor
Moore announcing the reception of dis
patch from Secretary Blaine stating that
the President had signed the admission
proclamation.
Instantly every member sprang to his
feet and cheered, and it was some minutes
before order was restored.
One of the members, Tucker, an old pic.
neer of the State, rose to his feet and in a
brief speech, trembling with emotion, con-
graduated the Legislature and the people
on the admission.
In the Senate the proclamation was also
received with continued cheering and the
widest enth usiasm. A telegram was re-
ceiYed from Congressman Wilson announc-
ing that he was present when the message
was signed. In view Of the proclamation
the resolution to elect Senators tonight
was laid on the table, and it is generally
understood that no election would take
place until Tuesday of next week, No
vember 18th.
If the election had taken place this
evening ex-delegate John Allen and ex-
Governor Watson G. Squire would have
certainly been chosen on the first ballot.
From present appearances they will Ger
tainly be chosen whenever the election
occurs.
The Inauguration of the new State officers
will take place next Monday. Elaborate
preparations for the event are being made.
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Superintendent of State Printing.
Sacramento, September 2, 1889. o1S-30t
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PALERMO, November 11th.-The South
ern Pacific Company has a large force of
men at work on the new depot at this
point, which is to be two-story structure
of the most modern type. The cost will
no 81 600