davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28
MWtcrtfanifdc z nanIeret auf
Samoa.

Ser enQIti6e unb Der beutiGe@ Sc
neral>@DniuI auf Somoa ftnb
gut beiolOet. Der beutide befomnt Elm
@eDalt bon $1,000; AUDI iperoen iDn1 elm
SefretGr, eth 0plmetl6er II. i. 10. aus
Der Jtei6sfaiie be5ablt. limb ieine NmtSs
uno 8ripattDobnung foitet i9m ni1ts, benu
bas oeutide Gei6 bat fit i'm in Mpia Elm
eigeneS grnBeS 0e6Gube, bas i66nlte in Der
6auptftabt Sanna'S, erri6tet. Wtinbetens
e6enio gut lit Der brittihe @oniul geteut.
- Der @Onlul Der Ser. Stdaten
oagc9en ntuBte lid frIber nit $500 be-
gniigen; ipdter lpur6e baS @ebalt auf $4,000
erDSbt; aber fir ieine Wo9nrng ur6 iein
Bureau muBte er Ielber iorgen. 0us
bet6t: CT Ourfte ii0 Elm Bureau mietben
unb Die 9tegterung Der Ser. Staaten erlcbte
tbm Die Softer, iotueit file ui6t 20 Bro3elt
letneS @e6alteS ilherldritten. 0as barber
mar, mubte CT aus Der cigsnen Gnlhe, B. T..
aus ietner tGrgli6eu 8~eipnoung 6eitretten.
Gls Der quite Doctor G9eooor Gantlius
bon SQinoiS Goniul All Samoa mar, err
l6ien ben 9tednungS6eamten in @ai6ing>
ton Die bon t6nl beSahtte 8ureaumietbe, OBJ
glei6 iie Die beiagten 9rosente niht lber>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28
m6dentId7e Juinois Staots5eituno montoe, 2ss 3anuar 1889.

Die unter iol0en ujnitduoen erfolgte
gBieoerernennllug Webb'S fdat bcinabe III
g!eid3e 2inie mil Benz Beuehmen 6eS Brdiis
0entet Grant, ais Oteier nad 0hi0af1
tun9 Der Selbltre9ierung oeS 8unoesbe3lrt5
uno nah Ginfiibrung ser Gtnri6tung Der
8eSirfscommiiiIre, bcnielben Boss S0epz
bero, Delleu Wtliietbaten Die NenOerun9
IN Der 8erfpaltu1g oeS 8e5irfS baIpti6d7
LTD b~erbeigefibrt batte1, gum o%berlten Ssz
S~trfScommiIiar ernanlte. @r that 6ieS,
ipeil CT BON Der S9epGerb'i0en Yerlpaltung
tur Die &idtieitc, Sic 8eri60nerun9 Der
8unoeS9alptItGbt, nIAt a6er Die Sdaten7
Iette, Die 8erl6teltoeruug Dffentltder GEL
Der, ms 9(uae faBte uuO neil er veinen
Sreuno, Der i'm Veuer itebt", nidt perlen9z
ltell moate. Sine 0anolung iibetrie6enen
unb in oieler lte6ertreibung fe%ints!DegS
l65ren Srobes lit aud Die 8ieDerernens
nuitg Webb's. Der Seilut bate tie NIT
beriel6en S6ueliateit init tpelder ct emit,
obgleid er Der 9Sortei @rant's angeb0rte,
Die Bteoerernennuu9 S6ep6ero's p%eriparf,
pertDerIen iolleu, itatt DaB Tie i'm SenatS>
alsldulie fiir ben 8unoeS6eSirf allf Die
LANCE 8altf 8eldoben pirO.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28
Grfak fir Gis.

8enu Der Geit oes @inters nibt rahs
bolt, mas Die erlten Monate oeiiel6en oers
lalsnt 6a6en. tDirb eS nit Der oies1dbrioen
Gtss@rllote lebr Din0ig iteben. GiS ntr0
balm i'm beDDrlteDenoeu So1nr1er Elm lebr
gelu6ter Hn0 lebr tbeurer 2urus7NrtifeL
letn, celeu @enuB it6 iebr giele tperben
oerlagen ntitlten.
9a frGat ii6's nun: @arum int aQer
Melt bebilft iian iih ntdt nit ienem auss
GeSeidlneteu Grab fit Sis, BEN bie alten
@e3ppter ldon por SUPERINTENDENT gebabt
Ddpeil uAo Der, in gang oerielben @eitalt,
IN n1tlerent gtadbarlanoe W2ertfo ielbit benz
aerntlten Der 4rnte1 ben @enuB falter @e@
IrGnfe TN DetBe1ten Somfter geitattet? @S
papea oo1 IN ben !ebten Sabren &auienbe
ppm Amertfanern 0terifo bereilt ;-warum
Ut utter ibnen tein einSi9er finbtger &opf
9eipelen, Der jenent @riab fit Sis 5ierauz
lGitoe eIt1el NblaBmartt 81 idafien neriu1t
bGtte?
8ie Die Negppter ieit S~abrtouien0en, 10
MAIDEN Die N5tefen in W2erlfn, ieue aus benz
5Qhen gttll6lamnle, Oieie aus elmer ionbieen
&hpnerDe Sc llge Die 10 por6s fin6, Bah
6artrl aWfbepabrtes 8aIier 6ur6 9er6unS
1tung in t~ilrSeiter Belt %erfaltet. 9tt6t gez
robe bis alr ben Gefrierpunft, dber bod alf
40 bis 45 Grab 8ahrenbeit. Oas lift iir
etl1en ertrtlhenoen Srunf I'M Somlner oez
raoe titDl genllg unO 1T iebenfaQs Qeliin6er.
QlS ielleS ablherIi6e GiSpalier, rueldes Gin
8crblnoung nit i0n1merIider &oherei) cine
!Oauptilriahe Der a~merifGntl1en gtattonalz
franf6eit 0p5pepiie lit.
Sene TbongefdBe perben in QleeDpten,
ME in W1ertto in allen @r6Ben uno BEN
peridteoeniten Nbitufun9en ber 9er3ierunq
gelne6t unb iinb an Srt uno Stele lG6ers
lid tDoblfeil. Die b~eiieren f6nnen, nit
tlrer III ben lebbafteiten Sarben ge6altenen
ei9enarttgen Wialerei g~era6e3u als 3ierratben
6teneH uro finben ii6 IN Der Chat perein3elt
in Dfcramil6en" Sammlungen mitten unter
5tpan5tgn1aL 10 theuern, pruntuollen gorz
3eQan9efGBeu.
Menn irget6 elm unterne6men6er lfann
eth angenlelienes Rapital boran nagen
wpQte, UNI oieiem trefflihen @riab fir Sis
Qufnabme in ben Ser. Staaten 5u beridaf1
fen, f0nnte CT elm i66n Stii6 @elo 6aran
perOienen. SEPT mare etue 9~iuitige 3eit
od3u.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28

Qeiber ideint Die iebi9e Staatsgeiebz
g%ebung pom SlltnotS Die & en :
peren3frage nt6t ltufs liegen laIIeu
su poleu. 8ereits iino in ibr bon peri6tez
Denen Setten Bills etngebra6t, tpona6 in
btelem Staate local option a Ii d
mad counties, ni9t nur, iute es jett
Ser SAT- lit, na6 ein3elnen @emeiuoen,
eingeflbrt meroen iou nab benz SHUTTER
Der SiDtaaten, no 10 maucbe freiiinniae
Staot mittellt Der local option i'm GountD,
Dauptld6li6 bur6 lGnbli6e Stimrnel1
unter bas @ro6tbitionsio6 ge6eugt suors
ben lit.
Die Chicago Tribune, tuslde
ge9en Elm all0emetnes Bro6ibttionsgeIeb fir
ben gan3en Staat uno bemgenGB audi ge9en
einen 8robibitions3uiab sur 8erfaiiung lit,
beflirtportet local option nad) counties
auf's etfrtglte. 3u9lei6 beantragt Tie, oaB
bel lolden County 9lbittmmungen aud
oarlber abgeitin1mt tperoen n1oge, o6 niOt
itatt 8roDibitton cine 4icen3 BON MINI
oeltens $1,000 ein9efibrt 1perOeu ioQe, ipie
tie ia berettS IN uerlhieoenen HlIBen be5
StaateS, audi I'M benofratiiden Solicit,
berrlhe, Nu6 beantra9t Die Tribune, iolde
Bolfsabltimmungen III Counties mogli1it
bon bet Boltttf 3l trennen uuo Tie entlpeoer
an einem belonOeren Sage ooer am Gage
elmer bloBen 2otalpabl porSunebmen.
yta6 8orl6ld8en, welde bersits in Der
StaotSgeleBgebung gentadt iilb, miiBte oas
I6riftltde Welu6 bon taulello SttElnloeberlt
IN eirleln County, Qllo ielbit i'm ppItreihiten,
binreiden, UNI etne 8olfSabftimmung iiber
@tnfubrung BON Bro6tbition i'm gan3en
@ouiltp, notbtg gu MAIDEN. Nad ben @r=
gdn5ungSporl6ldgen Der Tribune miiBte
Dann cine lol9e 8olfsabfimmung in eiHent
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28
ssaaremtrmas n,,o strbeitstrnts.

Der StaatSBelekge6ung bon SItnotS bat
Der Nbgeoronete Werrttt einen @eiebs
e%nttpurf por9e!egt, rpeld1er oe1 3!pe6 bat,
ollie WdarentrultS i'm Staate nit Stun1pf
Nno Sttel aIS3urotten. Die tuel eHtllGen
8eltimmun9en 0~eiielben lauten:
Il. SIS lit biermit pcrboten, baB @insen1e, o6er
@enoieni0aftcn, ODER Gprporationen it'd miteinz
amber eli benz 3ipeGe per6iinoell, nm Die 0 ertels
lung ooer ben 8crbraM6 tr9eno elmer 0atla
betS1paare ~(article OF commerce) 81 per4ttei,
Su bei1rGmfen ooer SIT uerMinoern, ODER ben y retS
tr9eno elmer AednDelSluaare aut en tbne1l bethlehem
oe0 0tnB felt5ultelel.
2. GS lit alien GiuSe(ueu, @eitoilenf6aften lr6
Gorporatlonen %perbptelt, eincn Gertrag, oOer cine
lteberelnSliltt nit etnatocr ST lDlte pen, lpoourb
JIG li4 uerptli9ten, irgenS cine 32anOelSiOaare
DtrSultellen, ober cine lDl6e &aare II d. t
llnter elnem %beltimmten 8retie Sl perfaufen, ober
ben &reiS iolder M0are 10 inter lt1 ietsuiteQen,
baB napurb Der frete Nc ttbewerb inter ibnen
a~uS8el0lolen miro.
g.. is lit attn Gin;elneM, @enoieni9aIten un6
Gorporattonel %perboten, lid, lei cs lrmtttelbur,
oocr ~nlittelbar outd Sebaitlng pom Cru it 8 ODER
GiiilctuuJ Don Sru1teeS nit etnanoer SIT oett
3locfe sI perbtloeit, I'M bic Bretle tr9eno elmer
6anoclsnaare sl beltimnlcil, ODER ben Wfttbemerb
III Der 6critrQilng, relp. Dem Berfort lcl6er @a0re
Su per9Itel. Sober 8ertrag, uoour6 tie auI ben
fytien Ntltbeluerb inter chamber uerStdten, lit
lptoergcleBlt6.
4. SeoerGertra9, lpel9er i'm @iberipru9
nit ben uorltebenben geltitnntlIl9en sel9loien
miro, lit null lnb ni9ttg unO bari ni@t Dor
ben @eri6tcn ein9efla9t lperoel.
5. Ner bon clnent @inSclnelr, ether 0eloler>
l6ait, ooer Corporation, wel6e tbre 9ei6dfte i'm
Mioeriprll6 nit ben poritcbenoel 8eitinmunscn
%betretbt, g&aoren fault, lit fitr bic 8e5abz
lung ntbt baitbGr ulO fam baiiir ni@t 9e>
ribtlid belangt peroel,
8. Sebe lnter ben 8eles,t bes Staates SQinois
eebil6ete Corporation, lptl1e cine Der pprltebepoen
8citimmRngsn plrlest, p~ertpirft oaoitr1 hire 4t0r>
perlbaftsre9te uni, bort ais Corporation auf.
z, Seoe inter ben Gelesen zines a nberen Stdaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28

Gountp, mel6es Die Brobibition einfa6rte,
nab stret ODER BRET Sabren, auf bns Gerlanz
gen elmer geniiSenosn 9ln5a1i non 8iirgern,
lpieoerboit iperoen, bamtt Die N5robibitt OH,
tperu iie Der Wte6rbeit Der Stimnt1eber nibt
me6r geiiele, our6 boDe ShantlicenS eriest,
ODER, falls fife Der D1e6rbeit 6ehaate, betbez
balten milroe. llno aud in Counties, in
ipelben bel Der eriten |Qtbitim,nut9 Die groe
hibition erlaG, miibte, auf BerlaHgen, Die
Nbftimmuna tpieoerbolt. tperoen.
l8ie frel6eitsgefdDrli6 local option mad
Counties t}ir Staot NIB 0ano lit, 3eigt Sas
Beiipiel 1iidt uur Der Sioltaatel1, ioneern
aud ei1iger Norbitaaten. limb Die Sreunoe
perionli6er Srei6eit in Sutnois BADEN baber
ole llriade, Den jebiaeu llmtrisben in
Springfield gegeniiber, aui Der Sut 3l ietn.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1889-01-28

auf Samoa su obiien". 9aS mare Die
natiirlihite uno bette Q0lung Der gansen
SApieriafeit.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22

F. w. Rugg, the first mate of the bark News
boy, who shot and killed Andrew Paulsen on
the high sea on March Sd, was held for murder
by United States Commissioner L. S. B. Sawyer.
One of the new 5000 Police Justices Just APP
pointed in New York. is described as the Tam
many leader in the Nineteenth District, who
was in the produce business before he got into
politics.
Mrs. Conrad, who lives in Gilmor county, W.
Va, was baptized Sunday before last and joined
the Southern Methodist Church, having lived
lo6 years without feeling the necessity OF being
born again.
The recent rains throughout the Northwest
nave been worth thousands of dollars 10 the
crops. and reports from Minnesota, Nebraska
and Dakota represent great improvement in
the conditions and prospect.
While an immense crowd assembled to wit
ness the launching of the new cruiser at Trieste
palace of the Stadthalter. The miscreants es-
capped in the panic that ensued.
The town of Hyattsville Nd, is going to put
Henry Georges single tax theory to a practical
test. 1t was made the issue in the recent local
election, and three Town Commissioners who
were CHOSEN are converts TO the idea
A party of American gentlemen contemplates
hunting expedition in Zanzibar. The idea is
to reach that country in November, and proceed
inland after big game and adventure of ali
kinds. They Will have an escort of 400 natives.
The trustees of the BROOKLYN Bridge have de-
cided 10 double the traffic facilities of that
structure. The terminals will be enlarged and
the trains will have platforms on each side of
them. Half million dollars will be expended
for the Improvements
The State Board Of Trade are enrolling a large
number of names and expect to be able to sup
ply all the white labor that will be required to
gather and cure, the fruit crops this season.
This they think the most practical and effective
method of fighting the Chinese.
Many families were brought to poverty in
Fremont, Neb., fifteen years ago by the embez-
Elements and forgeries of broker named Web
Der, who successfully eluded all pursuit until a
few days ago, when two officers brought him
back to Fremont from Wilcox, A. T. Webber is
now white. haired man of 60 years of age.
DR.. Frost of Saco, Maine, extracted a snake
from the stomach of woman in Portsmouth,
and won far-reaching fame by the exhibition of
the reptile in glass jar. Hundreds of women
visited him who believed that they had snakes
preying on their vitals Now the doctor is in
jail and the original patient says that the orig
inal snake was never removed at all. She can
feel it writing within her.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
ICE CREAM HEADQUARTERS.

HAUBS RESTAURANT, 612 ] STREET
IL Open day and night. Ice Cream supplied
for picnics upon short notice. Orders from the
country may be telephoned at my expense.
Telephone 81. aplS-tH J. HAUB Proprietor
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/" nExra @fi.arE,

with woman" We slaos. forget tits saying
when we hear OF koaseSeere9 who hasn't sense
enough to
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
JAMES WOODBURY.,

SUCCESSOR TO WOODBURY. & BARNES,
y No. All K street Sacramento, importer and
wholesale dealer in FINE WINES, BRANDlESi
and LIQUORS.
Having purchased the interest of my late
partner W. r. Barnes, will continue the bust
ness as heretofore, and hope to receive, as FORM
erly, liberal patronage apltf4p
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little stock in the inhabitants or in
the Newfoundland Government" The procla-
nation, which was posted up in public places,
was quickly torn down by the Infatuated people.
The French are given concurrent rights by the
treaty TO that part of Newfoundland, but they
claim exclusive jurisdiction, and now that they
can get bait in other portions of Newfoundland,
they are asserting their claims of exclusiveness
over the bay of ST. George, and supplying them
selves with bait there. This prevents the
British from getting fish which would of course
interfere with the French, and the British war
ship prevents any interference.
The people threaten to use rifles to enforce
their rights. They say they will either do that
or abandon that portion of the British Empire
to the French. Bloodshed is predicted.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
NEWFOUNDLAND FISHERIES.
French Fishermen Claim Exclusive Right
to ST. Ganrpe Ray.

HALIFAX On. S., May 21st.-Advices from the
Bay of St. George. newfoundland, represent the
relations between the Newfoundland and the
French fisherman on the disputed French shore
as reaching crisis. The commander of the
British warship Lily issued a proclamation to
land fishermen to set nets to catch herring, and
If they did so he would confiscate them. An
indignation meeting was held at which strong
Language was used. Rev. DR.. Hewley Project
Apostolic of the west coast of Newfoundland
said TO the commander of the British warship
that he was there with the apparent mission of
protecting the French instead of the British
colors. The commander replied that he was
carrying out the instructions from the Imperial
Government, and added that The took but
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Heiress 10 An Immense Estate.


| MONTREAL. May 2lst.-Oscar Martel an artist
| Iecelvea a letter to-day from Comens. France
| informing him that his stepdaughter, Hortense
Leduc, was heiress to q, 10000 francs, through
| the death of Hedell millionaire
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22

PARIS, May 21st.-All the shares of the new
Comptcir de Escompte have been taken by the
shareholders of the old concern. A circular has
been issued notifying the other subscribers thai
their money win be refunded.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
DISASTER AT SEA.
The Steamer German Emperor Sunk In
the British Channel.

LONDON. May 2lst.-The British steamer Ger
man Emperor ran into the British steamer
Beresford, yesterday morning., while the latter
was at anchor on Goodwin sands The German
from the Beresford and rescued three persons
from the German Emperor. The Beresford' S
bows were stove. She disappeared in the fog
for while, and her fate was unknown, but it is
now learned that she proceeded to Gravesend
Nipe persons on board the German Emperor
took a small boat and landed at Dover They
said they thought that thirty persons had per-
ished.
The survivors who reached Dover, however.
gave an exaggerated report of the loss of life.
1t is now known that the loss is not as great as
at first reported. The Beresford arrived at
Grayesend with twelve of the crew of the Ger
man Emperor.
None of those on board the Beresford were
lost Six belonging to the German Emperor are
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
Condensed kilograms from All Parts {
the World

SCNcc0 AcAct all aTt8 Oh
the World.
Los Angeles is to have a 81 ,O0O, 900 sewer.
sands.
Mrs. Langtry VIII play in England next sea
son.
Natural gas will soon be piped to sandusky.
Ohio
Sir John Mcdonald will visit England this
summer.
President Harrison will not talk politics ON
Sunday.
Natural gas has been discovered near Pets-
luna.
In England.
A Minnesota woman dislocated her lower law
while yawning.
Henry W. Dean was yesterday appointed
Postmaster ct Nisalia.
The English Court is in mourning for the late
Dowager Queen of Bavaria
A Northern syndicate has purchased 5000
acres of land in North Carolina
J. II. Bartlett, City Marshal OF Fresno. has
been committed 10 an insane asylum.
The Union Pacific is preparing to run dining.
cars between Ogden and Council Bluffs
Uncle Dick Tate" ex-State Treasurer n,
Kentucky, is believed to be in California.
A Portland theatrical manager will bring
suit against Booth and Barrett for breach Of
contract.
An aged inmate of the San Francisco Aims
House drowned himself in the reservoir OF the
institution.
At a recent birthday celebration In Fairhayen.
Vt, thirteen persons were present whose ages
aggregated ,0l3 years.
Permits for the erection of over one million
dollars worth of new buildings were issued in
Brooklyn week before last.
The Russian Church, on Powell street, near
montgomery avenue, san Francisco WAS dam
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
ROYAL VISITORS.
King Humbert Enthusiastically Received
at the German Capital

at the German capital.
BERLIN, May 21st-King Humbert, the Crown
Prince of Italy and Signor Crispi, the Italian
Minister, arrived in Berlin this morning. They
were met at the station by Emperor William,
the royal Princes, Bismarck and number OF
Generals, and drove to the royal castle. Tri-
umphal arches spanned the streets and tn g
houses where decorated. Large crowds along
the streets enthusiastically cheered the EN-.
peror and the King.
After being received by the Empress, King
Humbert and the Prince of Naples retired to the
Later they visited all the royal Princes, Prince
Bismarck and Count Won Moltke. After the
family breakfast the Emperor and his guests
drove to Charlottenburg. where they placed
Wreaths upon the tomb of the late Emperor
Frederick
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22

BERLIN, May 21st.-The coal miners of the
Mortmund region have again entered on gem
eral strike. The miners state that the mana
gers did not fulfill their agreements The
LwleKen miners, with the exception of these
employed in the Arnim collieries, have gone on
a strike " o. 80
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LONDON, May 2lst.-The Berlin correspondent
OF the Times contrasts the reception accorded to
KING Humbert yesterday with the hurried and
unpopular visit of the Gar He says Berlin
outdid herself. and that the cordially of her
welcome to King Humbert was intended to
snow the Importance of cherishing the alliance
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
THE PARNELL INVESTIGATION.
Vigorous Sentiments Expressed in Court
by Editor O,Rrien

LONDON, May 2lst.-At the investigation to
day o. Brien stated that he approved Of boycot
ting. He believed that it prevented crime.
Reid, Of counsel for the Parnellites, read an
article from United Ireland denouncing the
Phoenix Park murderers, and asserting that the
assassins, if discovered, would be more likely
to be lynched in Dublin than in London
OBrien said that the anger expressed in the
article was undoubtedly genuine. The view OF
the Nationalist was that the Government
should pursue policy OF Cancellation, and thus
obtain the peoples sympathies with law.
The Government, in that paper, was charged
with provoking crime, which charge he was
perfectly prepared TO prove.
OBrien attempted to enter into details. At.
torney General Webster objected, and the OBJ
lection was sustained by the Court.
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Drowned While bathing.

MONTREAL, May 2lst.-Arthur Musey, civil
engineer from Paris, and relative of President
Carnot, who came here to inspect the beet sugar
industry, was drowned while bathing In Farm
ham river.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-05-22
HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS
GLENDALE HOTEL, BLUE CANYON.

TIME PLEASANTEST RESORT FOR INvA-
i lids and tourists in the country. This house
has been thoroughly renovated and furnished
throughout, and is now open for the accommo-
dation of those looking for a pleasant and
healthy resort. The climate is balmy. scenery
fine, and the best spring water in the State.
Terms reasonable. L. C. PETERMAN,
mv14.Im& Dropriator
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HENRY ECKHARDT, GUNsMITH,

MANUFACTURER NDDEAL-
lXI er in Guns, Rifles, Revolvers, MI
Ammunition and Sporting Goods.
All the leading makes of Guns and xY~GeSN>
Rifles at popular prices-Parker, "
Lefever, Colts, Smith, Ithaca, new Baker and
new make Guns. First-class Gun and Rifle
work. Send for price list of guns. No. 62S
street. Sacramento Cal If
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SUNDAY excepted. tsunday only. sMonday
excepted. A.-For morning. p-For after
A. n. rOWNE, General Manager.
7. H. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent. tt
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w. J. KAVANAUGH.
VI N I'd III R II a TX III EA
No. 5I3 j st., bet. Fifth and Sixth.

A LwAYS ON HAND A LARGE ASSOR1
"A ment of Metallic and Wooden Cssketx
Burial Cases, Cofhns and Shrouda furnished
Cofin orders will receive prompt attention o.
short notice and at the lowest ratea ONO
apen day ana night. xr
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HARRY BERNARD

" on hand light open and top BICYCLES, light
tvc-seat canopy top CARRIAGES. for family
,lse light for one or two horses to pull: also the
finest family carriages in this city, light grocer
and butcher wagons finest road carts: some
light breaking carts, price SD so. carriage
painting and repairing at the lowest possible
prices for good work. apl0-tf4p
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r.. FLoHR,

DRACTICAL GUNSMITH. 1024> q
i Sixth street. between and MI
X. Importer and Dealer in Shot
guns Rifles and Pistols. Ammu- <TS&
, milton of all kinds constantly on~ ~
hand. Safes and scales repaired, and Trusses
made to Order. fe27-1m4p
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AMERIoAN STEAM LAuNpRY.

Nneteontn ana StH- SacrnmontOs
IJHITE LABOR ONLY, LINEN POLISHED
w i'll the neatest manner. We guarantee sat
isfsction. All ordinary mending, sewing on
buttons, etc., free of charge. Washing called
for and delivered to any part of the city, once,
at Sawtelles book store, s08 and 10 street,
;pIm X. b. GREEN. Proprietor.
THE NEWS OF THE WORLD Is CONTAINED
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Ali Hands Drowned.

ST. pierre MIoUELoN, May 2ist-Two French
fishing vessels, the Ella and Four Brothers,
which left France some time ago for the New
Foundisnd fisheries with fifteen men, are re-
ported lost with all hands drowned