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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

By the death OF Hon. George H. Pen
dleton, the nation los: good citizen and
a high-minded and clean politician. With
out being brilliant or profoundly learned,
Mr. PendIeton impressed his life upon the
history of his country by his uprightness,
courage of conviction, political ability and
statesman-like qualities.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

The RECORD UNION, SUNDAY UNION and
WEEKLY UNION are the only papers on the
Cbdst. outside Of San Francisco, that receive
che full associated Press dispatches from all
parts Of the 10orld. Outside Of San Francisco,
they have no competitors either in influence
home and general circulation throughout the
State.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

LATER advices con..rm the earlier story
that Stanley experienced the greatest
difficulty in inducing Emin Pasha to leave
the inhospitable province where he had
ruled. Stanley was finally compelled to
threaten to turn about at once and leave
him before stubborn DR.. Schnitzter would
yield. This will be called by many
bravery on the part of the Austrian ex-
plorer. but it bears closer resemblance to
stubbornness and reekIessness and in
sensibility to danger.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
weather Forecasts for To-day.

California-Fair. followed in northern Califor-
mia By rain; Wednesday afternoon, variable
wind and warm weather in northern Califor-
mia; nearly stationary temperature in southern
portion.
Oregon and Washington = Generally fair
weather in eastern portion; rain ir western;
southerly winds, brisk to high, ION the coast
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
SAN FRANCIsCO Agencies.

This paper is for sale at the following places:
L. ?. Fishers, room q, Merchants Exchange,
Agent for San Francisco; the principal News
Stands and Hotels, and at the Market-street
Ferry.
So Also, for sale on all Trains leaving and
coming into Sacramento
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
CARD OE THANKS.

THE ANCIENT ORDER OF FORESTERS OF
i America of this city desire to return their
than ks TO the ladies and gentlemen who kindly
assisted in the musical and literary entertain
ment given on last EridsY evening Ii
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

I'VE DESIRE TO EXTEND OUR HEART.
w felt thanks to our many friends for their
kindness and sympathy at the death and burial
of our baby boy.
Its MR.. AND MRS. W. L. JONES.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
A NOBLE EXAMPLE.

Colonel Charles F. Croker has author
lied the San Francisco press to announce
that his brothers, William H. and George
Croker, and their sister, Mrs. Alexander,
and himself, the heirs under the will of the
late Mrs. Charles Croker, have resolved
that so far as can be ascertained, they
will strictly carry out the wishes of their
mother relative to charitable requests,
though her will gave all her estate to her
children absolutely. With the will were
found certain memoranda Indicating that
Mrs. Croker was preparing data for a
more elaborate will reciting her wishes re-
garding certain benefactions. Upon the
basis of such memoranda the heirs named
propose to distribute the estate
We submit that this is one of the rarest
and noblest examples of high-mindedness
and tender affection. 1t is very, very rare
to find any persons in this age of money
getting to whom an estate of millions of
dollars has been left by will itself con-
tanning no direction as to other disposition,
seeking out the intentions of the testator
that lie behind the will, and yielding up a
large share of the estate to comply with
such legally inexpressed intentions. By the
declaration Colonel Crocker has made the
heirs of the lamented lady, who was held
in such loving REGARD in this her early
home, have set an example to the world
that must bear bountifully of good fruit.
In carrying out their expressed intention,
they will erect imperishable monuments to
their sn characters. Very rarely indeed
do we indulge in remarks concerning mat
tiers priyy to the domestic circle, but here
is an example that belongs to the world
and concerns it one that should have that
frank and warm commentator and the
honest recognition that it deserves.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

THE use of Ayers Sarsaparilla purifies
the blood, stimulates the seeretions and i'm
parts new life aud yigor to every function
of the body. For nearly half a century it
has remained unrivaled as the best blood
medicine ever discovered. Be convinced
by trial.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
CARD OF THANKS.

I'VE. THE UNDERSIGNED, DESIRE TO RE
w turn our heartfelt thanks to the friends OF
our beloved wife and daughter, Caroline Rath,
for their sympathy and Kindness in her late
sickness, and the many beautiful floral offerings
made to her memory. ELIAS RATH,
1t MR. AND MRS. F. MOLD AND FAMILY.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

THE French Election Bureau hasinyal-
idated the election of Boulanger. Now,
then, General, here is your opportunity to
fight, if you have the grit.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

THE treaty between Italy and the King
of Shoa, recently concluded, gives the
former country footing upon the shores
of the Red sea that will amount to Italian
occupation of Abyssinia. 1t is said by
correspondents who assume to know, that
the English Government already regrets
her consent to the new compact. England
really did the hard work of subduing the
warlike Abyssinian King and Italy reaps
the profits. King Menelek, of Shoa, will
probably find the Abyssinians resisting his
assumption of authority over them, but
backed by the power of Italy they will be
easily overcome by Menelek. The i'm
portance of the treaty that gives Italy her
new advantage is found in the fact that the
Italians now have direct communication
with Central Africa, and an outlet on the
east and northeast for whatever trade may
be developed in that region when the hos
tile tribes on the east border are finally
subdued, while England, Germany and
France will still find their stations far
from the trade and the routes of travel OBJ
structed by unfriendly tribes.
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

THE President of the Mormon Church
is out with a denial of the sworn testi-
mony of Mormon devotees from whose eyes
the scales have fallen. The people will
prefer to believe the victims rather than
the masters. The test of the Mormon oath
is the duty he believed it to exact who
took it, not the Interpretation of the man
whose interest it is to construe it to be
HARMLESS
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

NoTE the difference. We send our best
feet of war ships to Europe on pleasure
excursion at the very time that Italy,
England, Germany and France are order
ing many men-of-war to Brazilian waters.
OF course, on our part it is manifestation
of our confidence in the power of the people
of Brazil to manage their own affairs. But
would it not be wise also to be on hand to
watch the movements of the other powers !?
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
NATURAL GAS.
SOMETHING coon

n ment to bore for natural gas are requested
to meet at Court house on FRIDAY, Move Der
18th at $50 P NJ M THE fatMMITVTFE
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
Second Anniversary Drill and Ball
CARD OF THANKS.

OF THE ITALIAN NJ. S. BERsAGLIERE
" Society No. 3, TO be held at Armory Hall,
SATUb DAY EVENING, November 80. Tickets
admitting gentleman and lady, so cents. n27-at
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
SUPERIOR COURT.

Department Two-yan Fleet, Judge.
TUESDAY. November %, 1889.
Margaret Johnston VS.. William E. Johnston
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

WILL BE RECEIVED BY THE BOARD OF
w City Trustees until MONDAY, December
g. 1889 at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for lighting the streets
of this city for two years.
By order of the BOARD of Trustees
Sacramento, November 4, 1889
u27-l0t E H. MCKEE CLERK
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
There will he a Grand Turkey RafIe

THIS AND TOMORROW EVENINGS AT
J. the RAILROAD EXCHANGE ID. J. Consi-
dine, proprietor), corner of Third and X streets
Plenty of fine Turkeys on hand. Come every
body and get one. n26-2t
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
SEALED PROPOSALS

HE LADIES OF THE FIRST BAPTIST
Church are periecting ARRANGEMENTS for a
rchants' Carnival, to be given in Turner
II the evening of DECEMBER 18TH. II
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
prOvenents.

Jno H. Curley, the well known merchant
tailor, of S46 Market St. S. F., writes to the
Edwin W. Joy Co., that for years he was
afflicted with dyspepsia which nothing re-
lieved till he commenced taking Joys Vege-
table Sarsaparilla. He continues, az am still
taking it. Its mild laxative effects are ex-
ceedingly grateful to the system. 1t is a
pleasant surprise that awaits those who do
not know what our vegetable iaices do for
debility, sluggish liver and impaired digest
i've organs"
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27
1ola FOURTH STREET,
NEW PROCESS CORN MEAL,

NEUBoURG q Lagos, STAR MILLS AND
IN Malt House, 1Oi6 to 1920 Fifth street.
Manufacturers of malt and q kinds of meal.
Also, dealers in hops. corks, produce, grain,
feed and brewers supplies. Special attention
Is called to our new process corn meal and
farina. Exchange sold on the principal cities
of Europe. milf
Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1889-11-27

Entered at the Postoffice at Sacramento a.
seeond-class matter.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

- Obsletd bas @eiddft ron 6.
Sreaure, 1923 @abaiba Ctr. In
Die Qdnbe Der Stanbarb Sbpe
So. lbersesansen 1T, 10 1T berielbe alS
8rdiicent Ger neuen @eieqidaft bod
nod eng bamit berbunben u,o eriudt
feline alien &unbeu, ibm aud ferner
ibre @unt suaupencen. Sour quite
8aare gu ben mDalidif nieoristen 4rsi.
len tperoen bort pertauft uno 0amens
uno 9errenidube tperben bort auf 8ez
iteQune beitens a~nsefeltist. &epatiren
prompt beiorst.
3 u. 8. @illiampn& 6 ..
babsn ben 2abea 1876 on 7te straBe,
Rban 8lod, eemie,bet, INN bort in mes
nigen Tasen eth MdnteleeiAdft fir
0amen, Mdohen unb Ginoer 81 er6h=
men. Die Sirma fabricirt ieltf uno
stpar ole Mrten MdnIel unb Sadsn 3l
aaen preiIen. Oamen t5nnen bort aud,
pbne mebr gu sablen, fi@ ibre Mdntel
ooer Saden onfertisen lafeu. @iaiam
ion & So. pereen nlir bic beiten @aas
rem liefern, uno fe NIT tlsinem 9rofit
perfauien. Dan tparte alio Bis CUR
Sri inlng, I'M @intdufe iir 9esbt unr
W!nter 81 maHen.
Sir iunse 2eute, Mtdoden urf
8naben. 1T es bon grpser @ihtisfsit,
auBer Der G~rsisburg, wel@e in Del
Sdule senoFen miro, ouh mod SdneQ'
idrift uno 9ppetptitine orf Der Sdreib:
maI&ine gu Ierre en-, I'M quite SteQung I
gu betpmmen, lit bieB unbeoinst nDlbls
Die SduIe npn Srdulein 5. .. 9eb
40 OF 4. Stra6e, i'm 8lod
1T cine ietr.eute unb miro bon oen btiter
@eibiitsbduiern als ioIde empfcblsn
Stunoen tpdtrenb osSTases unb Ibenos
AUDI per 8of. S9uler. Die bort &c
lernt, baben es leiht, SteQur9sn at he
fommen. Man fence fin elm Gacular
bas allies @eitere erfldrt. Aae u tel
!, iGTiitli6e Arteiteu tps1esn bert oud
|. angeferttet.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

AJ- AIen sef. Oti,tbeiIunaei aus fatbuIifdeu Der
etneii ptro an oorltfgeuber Stcne angeulefiene Berhd
t1ttguna al t6eiIi perben.
Die in 81 t6monb, Wtnn., itatt.
%geflnoene 8eriammlung bes o. e. Sc +:
rer>8eretns bon Stearns Gruntp ct:
treute IT'D reger Sbeilnabme. IS marer
IL Frteiter nno As 9ebrer augegen. (@ir
uns tn Nusit6t 9eitenter 8ert6t bes Ser:
etns: Secretdrs lit leiber bel 9dluB Der
Heeactton nod nt6t etngetrofen).
WtnneapoIis, Is. plug. Nd6:
item Sonntag7N benb beranitaltet ber fatb.
@eielenberein 5u ebren ietnes bo6p. 6r1
BrdIes Sanomeper etne q benbunte +.
baltung, 5u tpel6er ale Sreunbe mnf
9Onner oer fatb. @eieaenperetne ber3lt6i
etngelaoen tperoen.
- CUR 81. @eneralperiammlung bes
Sentral-Geretns u,b gum britten
oel1t19en amertfanti6en &atboItfen-
tag IN GleYelan b, Ohio, tpel6e am
l., g, 3. nn6 4. September abgebalten
tDeroen, fommen fatbolti6e beuti6. alnert:
fantide Mdnner aus alien Tbetlen Ser
yer. Staaten. Sn Cincinnati, ct. 2ouis,
SC'tott, %outootue uUD QHDereU SIQ0tef
peroen, tpte mir aus peri6tebenen8 ldttern
srisben. geriammlungen bernfen, llne nit
Gtter fur etne @rcrriton mad GIepelanb
geriiitet.
Tortge Wo6e trat su 6 lebelanb,
Ohio, Die ugtattonale &atbolii6e Sems
peren5 IL nton bon Nmerifa" suiam-
men uno tDurbe berielben etn 8orlblao
unterbrettet, it6 nit Ser groBen fatbolt;
l6en en9lti6en Eemperen5sS . Organization
pel6e nnter bent Namen yDie 0iga bonn
&reu5e" befannt lit II. Ser Garb. Mannina
als Prdiioent porftebt, 3u elmer tnternas
ttonalen linton SIT ~bereintgen. Die @rsz
oto5eiansu Union ponB6tlaoelpbta mar burd
$50 Oelegaten bertreten. Die Union sdbli
79l !3peigperetne NIT $4,000 Witglte6ern,
tpel6e nerpfltdtet itno, it6 bes @enuiies
aaer 9eiitigeg @etrdnfe gu entbalter. Gum
BrGitoenten tpuroe Bfarrer s. 81. Glear1
tn Senolba. ISIS, setpablt. Die nd6fts
ldbrige 3uiammenfunft ftnbet in gitts=
burg itatt.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15

Sbortas 9inna,r, $1,e35; @~rdbiruna
Get Grpmueas Ipenle, BON lniUeditps
Ipenue Bis territorial &cab> Glareuce
s. Sripp, $472; @raoiruns Der 500
laces StraBe, BON 8icfpriasS trabe Bis
GleaiantsI penlte, Spbn SO. Malonep,
So. $40.
Sim Spnntas. Nadmittag ents
eleift bei Der Qafobette Mpenues
gride cine &argiers locomotive Der
Noro 9aclfic=8 abn unb fiirste einen
tleinen @bbane bimuntsr. 3tpsi Or
better rarnens &c. 3ratta unb s. Mar:
pers, bic ftd al,f benz Trittbrett Der
locomotive b%efanoen, tpurben idper
perlebt. i3ratta brad beibe 8eine unb
erlitt eine f9were &idgatperlebung. ST
ifarb balo na6 ietner 8erbrinsuns i'm
ct. Soiepbs 6oipital, tonnte aber BEL
ppQem genuBtiein bic 81. Sterb, ia
cramente empfanseu. Marpert etlitt
einea 8etnbluh.
Ser a6t Sabre alte Stephan
2entI@ ipielte am Spnntag: Nahmittag
untpeit BET @pbnuns ieiner gltern,
San 8urenrS trabe 735, III einem
@raben, als rlDblid cine Seite 6eniel>
Ben einifir3te, ben &nabeu Iebenbts
begrub uno tDotete.
-Srau u. Stauble berbrannte
|iid Bel tbren 8emibunsen, tbr tleines
8ino bor ben Slammen elmer @aiolins
grplolton in Siderbett gu bringen, 10
i9per, baB ite ben erbaltenen 8ranos
tprtnoen erlag. Das &tno 1T unpers
lebt seblieben.
- Con-. g. @biQtps bon Oma=
tonna, pelder erft am Samitag nah
8eifebuns ieines gramens fiir ben Gtz
ienbabns 4ofoienf als 8pf=Glerf ans
seitelt tpurbe, lam ami Spnntag. Mors
gen bon ietner eriten Dienifreiie auf Der
Sotpas unb MinneiptasO ibiipn Der
Miltpaufee. 8abn 3ariid. SIN unipns
Depot abifsiseno, mid ct einem 3uge
BET Manitota Sborts2tne aus, tpuroe
aber BON benz ebsn anlansenoen &an=
Jas gitp Bug unter ben Sport 9ines
Bug eetuorfen unb iofprt ges
tbotet. Die Seihe uurbe nad
Opatom,a geianot. Ser 8erunsliidte
tpar AZ Sabre alt unb binterldBt eine
Srau unb bret &tnber.
- Sin Mann, auf ben bic Ppli3ei
fabnbet> reupelte an Der Gde Der Sadz
ions uny IL. StraBe SRI. Mauo 6.
@bealer an, periebte ibr einen Sdlag,
itabl ibr bas Tai9enbuh NIT SIS
uro madte iih bapon, ebe Die junse
Dame iia bon ibrem S@reden erbolt
batte.
= Sim Sreitag.Mbenb brah tnfolge
elmer bur9 unporitdtisteit peruriahten
2ampenerpIpftpn i'm atpeiten
Stod BEG &oftbauIes bon s. Gbrifenz
len, 354 Minneipta : StraBe, Ssler
aus. Die Slamnten oransen bur& ben
oritten Stod uno bas Dad, ebe fte bon
Der Sel1ertpebr betpdltigt tperben tpnn=
ten. Saaoen am @ebdabe l1no Sns
balt ettpa $500; burd 8eliiheruns
ppIauf gebedt. Sin I'M 3weiten Stod
befinblider &ofgdnger> aameus Mts
dael 8arnum, tpuroe b~etpuBtlos BON
einem Seuerpebrmartt aufgefunoen unb
a~erettet; er fam i'm Spital tpieber gu
iid.
- SIM 2aben bes gisarrenbdnclers
8. S. S%snnines, 296 OF t. straBe,
brad am SonntagsG benb 9esen balb
10 Qbr Elm 8ranb aus, Der burh
Die Mr itrensunsen Der Seuertpebr aui
oas cine @ebduoe, tpeldes bon 9ols'
gebduoen umgeben 1T, bel@rdntt purz
be; Sdaoen an Tabaf uno Gisarreu
ettpa 1000 Doll.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
C.: Muf na6 81 81
Serbian!

Nm a., 25. mno 26. Nltguit mirb in
Serbian bas Is. SGn9erfeit bes Winneiotaz
GGngerbunbes obgebalten. Serbian lit Elm
i6ones, gemitblides, beutides Stdbden.
unb Die Gintpobner iino eifri9it nit ben
0orbereitungen beiddftigt, UNI bic GGfte
fonigli6 gu e%mpfangen uno 5u betpirt6en.
0us alien Ibeilen bes Staates treffen tdgz
lid Qnntelbungen beutider Sdnger unb
Sdngerfreunbe gum Sefte elm unb benz ge>
iammten Oeutidt6nm ite6t Elm reht ges
miitb i6es oeutides Sdngerfeit bepor
Que 6reunbe bes oeutihen @elanges iinb
berslih gum ndditen Sdngerfcft einaelaben
uno peroen in Serbian elm ber3li6es Wt4>
fommen finben. Der 6abrpreis BON ct.
Baul unb minneapolis mad Sorbon unb
3uriid betrdst an Der ct 9ouis 8abn ST,
6inber 50 Gents. 0on alien anberenSta
tionen i'm Staate betrdgt Der Breis fir bic
Gin unb Gerfabrt ~ Sare mad benz
Gertificat Blan. Gin grcuriions3ug Der
ct. 9ouis gabn am 25. Nuguit eerldBt
ct. Baul UNI s n6r Worgens, Minnea
polls INN 80 &iffabrt UNI II l1br
Na6ts. Ollie Sdngerfreun6e ber3lt6 gum
5eite einlabenb urb ibnen i'm 8oraus Elm
ber3lt6es Wiafommen aurufenb, 3eidnen
mir nit edngergruB
Geo. Traub, 8unbes. prGi.
s.. Grams, 8nnbessSec
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
2ebrer steae geiud)t !

Gin perbeiratbeter, beutider fatboIiidet
9ebrer nit elmer pier3ebnidbrtgen Grtab>
rung,-mar aud an beri6iebenen graotrs
ten Shuleu ais 9ebrer an9e1teut,- Der i'm
Gngliiheu, 0eutihen uno 6ran3oliiden
ltnterriht ertbeilen, bic Orgel iptelen uno
ben 6irhenhor leiten fam, ludt cine
paiienbe SteQung. &eferen,en iteben CUR
@erfisuns. Ndberes in Der Office oes
.Banberer'.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
&raatemG Counties TIT fotgemoen
mmterambungs>0

ct. @attbaus 1tntsraitnnss<Tere
Ctr ben Utouat Musuf.
Inton Ntapsr uno Soiepb sbualSbauer,
Warttn 9 t5neten, Gee.
Ode Nucn unb OafboIe Mpe.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
GouaIDiou'e 0las 0loG
9tore,

Gde Der 6. un0 Hicolle
Avenue, M minneapolis,
gift in Der beutisen Nnjeise pieIe 8ars
gains an, tie pObl idwtr su ii6e,trtfeu
linb. IS ldbt fh eten In einem 10
srobsn @eiddff, no oIes io5ulasen
pertreten 1T, tlum ~errpurt:n, baB leoe
Abtbeiluns TIRE lrecieIea Bargains in
Den Anseigen Dor oos Iuge oas Selers
brirgen fann. gs lit senug. renn man
oaraui aufmer'iam modt, oob, pbsleia
ale 0aaren iebr niecrig perfauft fpers
ben, nod ipeeisIe Bargains IN iseer Abs
tteilung al tasen ftno
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
9entiG= &atbolii1eS Mrbeiter.
8areau.

SttpI @erner, .Gei9iftsfhhrer. go. 139 Bef
Strase. arbeitseberu --beiurst bas Sureaa artei {
frei, fe trouden fd nar su melbeu.
OHen pun 9sorsens s abr bis abenns I rbr.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
ct. Srans b. sales NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. etn.

ct. Sran3 b. Gales 1Iateriatmass'Beret
Str ben Ntonat Nusut 1889.
Matthias GbuI, Wef 7. ctr. @eura WebIe, 419
SaIp ctr. 5ear9e Walter, Clifton upb sSaneS ctr.
#eteroe y thrtt.. 3arI Beitn0er.
Nt. Boet, Seeretdr. 1888 W. Z. CITRATE.
Mrbetter Gonttte .-@bas. 2auer, grdfbent, On.
&ereiien, Gran5 0ofer, &eb. Sobann Gtariba, Sec.
Sene. be arbeit 81 geben pitni4en, fopie Sene, bic
arbstt iudeu, nlSsea fd 9efdlist on bas obiSe gpmite
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-08-15
st. Clemens unterRibunassB,rei rel

Bonn .%spsiten Mitttpo& in, Suli bis gun, 2teu gsitt
tsp6 TN Nng :
Obersr . ihrtet. = 1ronf Gne8 g.. unb Grs
9an9e Sreo Giles 9. uno @s4anse. 50 Sedep
nnterer Dtfrict: = RarI Debuer 23S Sf 7.
Peter Stetfa s9l Seed Seinrtd Durbtng 6o4 OF 8.
StAgne$ . @emetnbesOtfrfet. 81.
mon 4oloeates Mariban unb Wefern. fsreb. 3oiier
629 Rent. IlotS Brenuer 451 3 t,h.
S.G WiQreridetb, Gee.
AZ uno "A Weft 6. 81.
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9eb. Steiner.
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ct. Glouo i'm EoDn ct. Quguita un6 be-
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Sobn 8ur9t ct. Gloub, Minn.
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etnen Dtro an oorltfgeuber Stene angeuleiiene Bertfd'
fiatigunQ al t6eiI tperben.
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Bonn erfen Wfontas TN Nuquf 1889 bis aum erften
gtonta9 i'm September 1889 betett aus f~olaenben
Serren:
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Hiee Str., Bolmer 9einrld. AT t~1niperfttp ape.
tnterer Difrict.
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sooBsa Sobn, 6s1 Beoforo, N3asner Sobn T., ii GoIs
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Saepb 60 ntbIua, Gee.
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Mcenten rerlongt TN ale Bfdse fir meine Daupf>
ffiffss uno ausnanoerun9s< Agentur. 9Ee1en tretterer
ausfuuft penoe man fd an pbige Acreie.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-06-28
THE CHICAGO ROADS

Surrender all Through Traftao From the
Seaboard to Ct. Paul.
CHICAGO, June 2l.-Chicago roads to-day
formally surrendered to Lake Superior
lines all through traffic from the seaboard
to st. Paul and will hereafter use local
business with the northwest to recoup tho
loss. 1t was at meeting Of, the western
and northwestern divisions of the Western
Freight association that the decision was
reached. The agreement, it was claimed,
will materially improve the northwestern
rate situation so far as Chicago and Chi
cago roads are concerned. The action was
unanimous. The plan is to put into effect
July 5th the same rates on through
traffic to st. Paul and Minneapolis
as apply on local business to same points.
In other words, they will discontinue the
application Of lower rates on through traf-
fic originating at points east of Chicago,
than are applied on shipments from Chi
cago proper. They could hardly do other
wise, it was thought, with even rates in ef-
feet to st. Paul and Chicago from the sea.
board points, unless they had accepted the
proposition of the trunk lines to pro-rate
with them on their business. This propo-
sition was rejected. As the matter now
stands, the discrimination against Chicago
IS removed. Special rates are to be made
Tor the protection of local shippers be-
tween Chicago and st. Paul on both
through and local traffic on number of
commodities.