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The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24
MRS. MONTEALEGhE's STORY.
High Jinks Enjoyed by Her Husband and
Boon ComDanions

High olnks Enjoyed by Her Husband and
Boon Companions.
The trial of the Montealegre divorce case
was resumed before Judge Hunt yesterday.
Mrs Monteaegre was further cross-exam-
ined, and to substantate her belief that her
husband was untrue to her she cited in
stances of his intimacy with boon compan-
ions at well-known resorts, and that he
often returned home at late hour and with
n flushed face.
She also related how he and his friends
refused admttance to some Deputy Sheriffs
to the residence on Suffer street. and barred
the entrance with drawn revolyers. One of
his cronies hid in the bathroom, and while
safe in that retreat called loudly upon the
defenders to shoot any one who showed his
head in the house.
Mrs. Lizzie Fisher and Mrs. Nellie B.
McAvery, friends of Mrs. Montealegre, and
Miss McGilligan, domestic, were exam
lned during the afternoon and corrobo rated
the testimony given concerning Monticello
gre's cruelty to his wife.
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Opposed to Being Assessed.

Mary A. Avery. who owns property with
in the district that has been assessed for
the extension of Post street, from Central
to First avenues, 364 feet frontage on diff
ferent street, has fled a vigorous pro-
test with the Board of Supervisors
against being assessed for any such pur-
pose. She declares that the Improvement
contemplated will not benefit her a cents
worth.
John II. Mitchell, who owns 27-foot lot
in The same district has also made his pro-
tests to the same authorities.
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Temperance Meetings.

There will be memorial service in honor
of the late General Fisk, under the auspices
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union and other temperance organizations
at Central NJ. E. Church, on Mission street,
between Sixth and Seventh, tomorrow
evening. Addresses will be delivered by
various speakers.
A meeting of the ladies interested in tenn
perance work viii be held in Grace NJ. Z.
Church, corner of Twenty-irst and Capp
streets, at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon, to
consider a proposition to organize Nom
Partisan Woman's Christian Temperance
Union. Miss Mary f. Lathrop National
Organizer OF The Non-PaTtsan Union, will
be present and address the ladies upon the
proposeQ movement.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24

Officer Holbrook Of the Society for the
Prevention of Cruelty to Children yester-
day arrested Daniel Shelton, laborer, in
Room 60 of the Overland House on Sacra-
mento street. According to the neigh bors
Shelton lived with his three small boys in
state OF filth and squaIor. They also say
that he drinks, and frequently maltreats
his children in shocking manner. The
officer saw enough while visiting Shelton's
miserable abode to charge him with cruelty
to children.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24

George S. Batty, formerly General Agent
Of the Wisconsin Central at Portland ar
rived here yesterday.
John L. Mccarthy. Genera Agent OF the
WABASH, left yesterday for the East
Peter Harvey, General Agent of the Bal
timore and Ohio, left yesterday for Los An
geles.
Seven carloads of fruit left Sacramento
yesterday for the East by passenger train.
One hundred and twenty Mystic Sbriners
left st. Paul last evening tor this city.
They will be Joined at Portland by about
twenty more and arrive in this city for the
conclaye to be held August I'd.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24

Fisher Ames, one of the attorneys in the
employ of the city to collect delinquent
taxes, reported to the Board of Supervisors
yesterday that from October /, 1885, to June
30, 1890 he had collected S63 % delinquent
taxes for 1872, 1873 and 1874 For the full
fiscal year ending June so, 1890, Mr.. Ames
collected S2i4 10.
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"The Cnll,sn Prom,um Diotionaries

THE CALL has received another consign-
ment of the ALLEN - edition of Webster's
Unabridged Dictionary, which is being for
warded as rapidly as possible to subscrib-
ers whose orders are on file. These books
and excellence Of workmanship are per-
feet marvel.
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bridge which the Government intends TO
erect across the tidal-canal cut on Park
street. The bridge is badly needed. ana us
early construction would be source. OF
much qualification to the people OF Ala
media, as it would re-establish direct COM
munication with Oakland by way of Park
street. the leading and most convenient
thOroughfare between Alameda and YAK
land and the surrounding country.
1t now looks as if there will be a lively
contest at the Republican primary election
next Saturday. A ticket has been prepared
with the names of L. G. Daniels, J. A.
Waymire and J. n. Yound in the first dis
trict and W. III. Jones and r. i. Tappan IN
the second district. Others are DESTROYS
OF going as delegates to Sacramento, and IN
the first district W. A. Bssell, the railroad
man. will contest with the others there,
while in the second district Charles >.
Neal. one Of the City Trustees and the eX-
private secretary of j. q. Fair, wants TO
become formidable competitor OF the
other two for the honors of delegate. 1t is
said that others Will also aspire to Dc
elected.
Qnite a stir was created ON Park street
on Tuesday evening by the arrest of the
clerk employed in E. d. Keene's drug
store. Keene went into the country on a
vacation the LIST of the month. leaving his
business in charge of man whose name is
not known. A day or two after keene
left the clerk commenced to be "boozy,
and has been so ever since. The ponce
kept a watch ON him, and when he at
tempted to fill prescription, Officer Bray
stepped up 10 him and told him that he was
not in a fit condition to handle drugs. lie
became indignant and insulting, and fol-
lowed the officer outside. The latter then
Informed the City Marshal of the mans
action, and it was decided to place him I'M
der arrest. He violently resisted, and the
officers had severe tussle with him until
the Jail was reached. He was charged with
drunk and disturbing the peace An hour
before his arrest he had a row with
colored man, and attempted to cut him with
a knife. After being placed in cell, he
was asked to give his uame, and he became
very abusive and again used vulgar Ian
guage. The police locked up the drug
store, but are unable to inform keene OF
the state of affairs, as his whereabouts Is
not known.
Berkeley.
The Berkeley Gymnasium and the
Sackett School of Oakland have combined,
the latter coming 10 Berkeley.
The Town Trustees have appointed John
Hughes as Poundmaster. The Office has been
vacant for some time and was not properly
attended to for while before.
The new rule regarding Communication and
other ferry tickets, that they cannot be
used between stations on the Berkeley
local. is now being enforced. 1t generally
takes the conductors from five to fifteen
minutes to explain the new rule to unin-
formed passengers. The man with the bell
punch almost invariably collects the re-
those who do not wish to understand the
rula
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24
Cure of Spinal Weakness.


L. +. Woolston, Yates, Orleans County N. Y,
writes:
My wife, five years ago, was confined to her
bed with nfammatory rheumatism of the mus
Giles OF the back. The doctors thought her case
hopeless and doomed her to be bedridden in.
valid. The violent pain kept her awake almost
every night. She lost over thirty pounds in
weight. 10 ease her pain | thought | would
put on ALLCoCK'S Porous PLAsTERS. l COW
cred her back with them. TO my great delight
she began TO sleep WE'LL The pain very much
abated in one week. linen took the plasters off,
washed her BACK and put on fresh ones. AT the
end of The second week she insisted on getting
up, and by the third week was entirely well and
able TO attend TO her household duties."
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24

ANOTHER CHURCH MoRTGAGE.-The matter
OF the application of the Central Presbyterian
Tabernacle 10 the Superior Court for leave 10
mortgage certain real estate on Golden Gate
avenue and Polk street Tor $500 TO pay off an
Indebtedness VIII be heard in Department on
Monday morning next.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24

WATER COMPANY ELECTIoN.-At the annual
meeting of the Tuscarora Wafer Company tue
following were elected Directors: p. c. lyman
(PresidenD, NJ. Thomas Bell Daniel Meyer
(TreasureD, NJ. HOefch and John II. Spring. j.
w, Pew was chosen Secretary.
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24

CoNsTIPATIoS, which gives rise to many graver
troubles Is cured and prevented by Carter's Lit
tie Liver Pills. Try them; you Will be c0nvinced.s
The morning call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1878-1895, 1890-07-24
AUCTION SALES.
ROBERT j. MERCER.
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
No. 5i3 CALIFORNIA STREET.
4 TTl "NmYnEY
AT AUCTION
WEDNESDAY.
WEDNESDAY......... JULY 80, 1890,
AT IL NJ.

BUSINESS INVESTMENT.
1908 to 1914 Stockton st, east side SO feet north
of Broadway; lot 40x69; elegant 4-story and
basement building. bay-windows. etc.: large store
on first floor and "a rooms and baths above: under
lease for years for s275 per month; one tenant.
Fine Residence Lots.
East line of Diamond St, from 23d to Elizabeth =
work on Diamond ST. done; houses built here would
have ready sale; easy terms; one-third cash, bal
anee per cent.
II Stanley place. east side, rs feet south of Har
rooms and bath: brick foundation and all modern
improvements: this is fine residence locality sub
ject TO approval Of Superior Court.
Fine Building Lot.
18th ST., south side, bet. Church and Market SITS
lot 81 :6xl00 this lot is specially adapted for flats
which would pay well in this locality.
Elegant New Residences.
81 and SlS Scott ST., west side. south of McAllis-
ter lot 35:6xl25; double 3-story bay-wlndow
houses OF IL rooms and bath and all extra improve
built by days work. natural wood and hard oil fin
ish.
Special Investment.
us Union ST., south SIDE 1875 feet OF Po---
ell lot 30S62 IS; S-story house of 25 baths
patent closets and having 4 separate entrances:
rents SlOl per month"; street accepted; cdOe-cafs
Income Property.
HOS to 1116 Pierce ST., east side, 100 feet south
of Ellis; lot TOKYO; o houses OF rooms and bath
each brick foundations, stone sidewalks etc. rents
Presidio Heights.
Northwest cor. Jackson and Spruce SITS; 1877 :6x
127 :s14; magnificent marine view; very close to
Preside; great improvements to be made in this
locality which will increase the value greatly.
Good Investment.
Lincoln ST., south side, bet. Taylor and Jones; lot
80 6x51:3: 2-story house of rooms; splendid MA
rine view; only half a block from Unon-st cable
cars.
Central Location.
Jessie ST. north side 45s Az feet west OF 6th lot
l6;Sx75: 3-story bay-window house Of rooms
and BATH modern improvements
Fine Residence.
Golden Gate ave. south side, bet. Pierce and Scott;
lot 25xl37:6: fine bay-window building OF 10 rooms
and bath; all modern improvements.
Marine View.
Lombard st cor. Leavenworth; lot 115 :6x19T:6
In lots 80 feet and inside lot IS IS feet:
brick bulkhead on Lombard ST.. lots ready to build
Bay-Street Investment.
Bay ST., south line, bet. Stockton and Midway: 2
story and basement house; rents $40 90 per month;
street accepted by the city.
Close to Water Front.
South side of Rincon court, 90:6 feet west OF
Main: lots; "a IS and 90 :6x62 each; both lots i'm
proved and rent for SlS per month each.
Paramount Lots.
Cor of Arlington and Mateo sts.; lot 150xl54, or
in lots; this property is rapidly improving and
per cent.
Close to Mission Street.
Randall ST., south side, cor. Railroad; 70:6 front
by 1926 deep and As feet In rear; lot on grade and
improving fast.
Full particulars, catalogues, etc., at office OF
ROBERT j. MERCER,
jy20 "a 27 29 1t 5I3 California st.
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Paeific.Street Dwelling.

22:11x6S %; 1905 and 1OO5Is Powell ST., bet.
and Washington; flats; rents $50; heavy b
foundation.
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COLLEGE k0TRE DAME,
SAN JOSE,
WILL REOPEN AUGUST 4, 1890.
jy22 15t
AUCTION SALES.
RECEIVERS SALE
OF $50, 900 Worth Of Rich & Elegant Carpets,
RUGS, LINOLEUM,
Oil Cloth, Wall Paper, Store Fixtures, Etc.
M. j. SIMMONS. AUcTIONEER,
WIFI, SELL AT AUCTJON

M. j. SIMMONS. AUCTIONEER,
WILL SELL AT AUCTION
at O'Clock A. NJ, at the Show-Rooms
of Frank G. Edwards, 1873 Geary street,
Starr King Building. BY order of j. j.
Kauer, Receiver in the Matter of the
Estate of Frank G. Edwards, Insolvent.
All of the Elegant Stock Contained
Therein. and
COMPRISING IN PART:
Is 900 yards of Velvet and Administer Carpets with
borders of the latest patterns.
$500 yards OF all grades of Fine Tapestry Carpets
5000 yards of 3Ply Hand Loom and Ingram Car
pets.
500 Imported and other Fine Rugs of the Latest De-
signs; sizes, 3 to 20 feet square.
5000 yards of Linoleum and OIL Cloth
20 rolls of Rope Mating. all Sizes
90 rolls of Fancy China Mating,
400 Assorted Door Mats.
800 pairs of Imported Irish-point and other Fine
Lace Curtains.
100 pairs of Fancy Silk Imported Curtains.
200 pairs of Persian Portieres.
800 Curtain Poles.
200 feet of Molding of all kinds.
$4,000 rolls of Wall Paper of the newest and richest
designs
400 pairs of Fancy Shades.
1900 yards of Linen and other Shading
Also all kinds of Silks, Pushes, and other material
used in the manufacture OF draperieS.
Q Fire-proof Safes.
Latest Pattern Carpet Sewing Machines.
All of the Fixtures of the store and shop and every
thing appertaining to frst-clasS carpet and
paper house. Terms at sale.
NJ. j. SIMMONS Auctloneer.
j. j. RAUER, Receiver.
N B-The attention of hotel-keepers and the
are all OF the newest designs and will positively be
sold without reserve. jy2u I'd
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AUCTION SALES.
At AUCTION
Won Rhein & Co.
524 California Street,
THIS DAY,
AY..................JULY "a. 1890,
At 12 O'Clock H., Sharp,
25X16O, 429 9Th STREET,
Between Bryant and Harrison,
Through to Morris ave-. with Improvements in both
streets; rents $40; adjoining the piece sold at our
last auction.
SANSOhAE, OPP. APPRAISERS STORE.
25x50; els sansome St: brick building consist
ing of basement and stories above; rents $lOo.
MASON-STREET CORNER DWELLING.
Opp the Hopkins mansion Mob Hill; 6ox77:6;
SIT Mason st. bet Pine and California: superb
view; with suitable outlay would pay handsomely.
Francisco. Street Income Paying Prop
erty.
45:lox1S7:6: 212 and PA francisco St, bet.
Stockton and Powell; front and rear houses; rents
Howard. Street Building Lots.
ard St. st 1855 n Of 26ti in the midst of splendid
Improvements; cable-carS pass.
Jessie Street Dwelling.
25x75: 1921 Jessie st. or san Carlos ave, bet.
Corner cath and Douglas Streets.
l25xl10; sw. 9th and Douglas sts., being 125
feet oath 81. by 10 Douglas St. as whole or
in lots.
Powell.Street Flats.
22:11xss:a: 1905 and 1oO5la Powell ST., bet, Clay
and Washington; 3 flats; rents $50; heavy brick
foundation.
Paeifie.Street Dwelling.
22:sx6s:4; 1925 Pacific St, bet Jones and Leav-
enworth neat 5room cottage.
WeILLOcated Business Corner.
25xlOO; Ne cor 10th and Diamond sts., being 25
feet on 10Th st. by 100 on Diamond ST. all severed
and macadamtzed
25xiIO; S line of 14th ST.. 25 feet W. of Landers,

25xlOO: NE. cor 10th and Diamond sts, being 25
feet on 10th ST. by 100 Diamond ST.: all severed
a5xiio; s. line of 14th ST. IS feet W. of Landers
bet Church and Dolores.
80. ALSO.
25x10O; NE. 9Th ave-, rs feet Sc. of st.
AND.
Lots Of, 80, 90, 81, 90 36I and 362 Silver Terrace
Homestead Association.
...soME MORE.
Lots II and II, Block II, Railroad-aveaue Home
stead Association.
AND.
Lots /, and 8. Block l42, visitation Land Com
pany, San Mateo County.
Lots ii and IL Block A, View Homestead Asso-
citation, Oakland.
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NeII.LOcated Business Corner.

22:6x6S:4: 1925 Pacific ST., bet. Jones and 1
enworth; neat broom cottage.
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Powell. Street Flats

I25xl1O; Sw. 9th and Douglas sts, being 125
feet 24th ST. by ITO on Douglas St.; as whole or
in lots
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Corner cath and Douglas Streets.

25x75: 1921 Jessie ST. or San Carlos ave-, be
10th and 2Oth rental value $50; Is rooms and batl
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Howard.Sir Building Lots.
Jessie. Street Dwelling.

8 lots each 2s;6x115, an alley; Z. line of How
ard st. 1885 n. of Goth; i'll the midst OF splendi
Improvements; cable-carS pass
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Party on Greenwich Street.

Russell, az her large residence, on Wednesday
evening Among those present were: Miss May
Lyons, Mrs. Williamson, Miss Charlotte Rnea,
MIS-. ROsendae, Miss Mamie Smith, Miss Lane,
Miss Annie Doud, Miss Taber, the Misses Fitz-
gerald, h'iss Clara Hieborn, Miss Ida Murry
Miss Lynch, the Misses Mamie and Ella Battles
Mlss Gallagher, The Misses Minnie ana Annie
Williamson, Miss Costello, Miss CuTley Miss
Laura Arnold, Miss Lizzie McCarly. Miss Nell
son, Miss Jane Lawson, Miss Minnie Healey the
Misses Lottle and Belinda Fltzsmmons Miss
Mamie D0nahue. Miss Schober, Mrs. Sutton
Miss Jennie CowelI, Miss Mary Barkhausen,
Miss Nellie Selaap, Miss Emma Schaap, Mrs
Christina McGrath Miss Mamie Dreamer, Miss
Rearden, Miss Mamie Sweeny, Miss Mary Foley,
Miss Amelia Jost, Miss Tinny, Miss Lizzie Fliz-
gerald Mrs. R0seDdale, Miss Kelly, MISS Fitz-
Murry, Miss Abbie Higgins, Miss Nj. Higgins
Messrs. C0llOugh Edward Miller, Mr.. Coleman,
James Ford, Alex SllVey of Valoria, James
Bolton, S. Giles, Michael TammIan Albert
Dlusedon, Fred Miranonts, II. Lewis,
William Morton, John Gibbons, Z. Arlerl,
I. JohannseD, q. Little, E. Ford. Mr.. Rushton
Mr.. Abrams, Mr.. Smith, Mr.. Hammonds, Mr..
Harris e. Scott Milton Goodenough, Horace
Harris. Mir. Gardiner. MIR. Goldstone L. CrUce er,
r sutton, DR.. Malone, Mr.. ZuitZ0w, Leo Nc
Govern, Robert Lyons, Jesse Carr, Mr.. Rollins,
Henfy Stamm, Mr.. Whitman, Mr.. R0dear. Orfin
Gllette, Professor Wickelmaa, G. Schoap, MI.
foey, Mr. Zchler, Dr.. Lawson, Mr.. Gersr en-
peIg' VIM Jeifers, MI Reid, Mr.. Graham.
me Ladies' Institute EnrertaiomeDt.
The promenade concert and entertainment
given last evening at Saratoga Hall by Young
LADIES' Institute No. 2 was one OF the most sue
ressiul affairs of Its kind that No. 2 ever devised.
1heie was very large attendance OF friends
The Sunday herald and weekly national intelligencer., 1890-11-16

A palatable and nu-
tritive rem edy for
Coughs, Colds, Bron-
chitis, Inoipient Con-
sumption, and ALI ALL
ments of the Throat
and Lungs.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
WprO.Nafptn.

Npt @potbef. 8 bisie Gage bar
Grano Sorts faaet ct npt @pOtbet, Der |
Sanbbeb sjsr 8pen 9Gre. Der sr bel.
Ter tnsen COB Berger | 8pen, Der life
sleoer fig beroper, os bet Iaameset mere
Toroi man | bet npe Npotbefs @ier os
SeItprer sjentjenber en sammel 8eu,
Der | leugere 9ib bar paret iaunet fer.
&obert Ber9b er nemlis fummen til
ba9e, % bans pafre ~iopiale Naipn mB.
Der en-, naar man tpntmer ino | bet npe
apotbet / Sotel 3atota. Naonet e,
"8atota Drug Store" pg @ierue er @o,
bert Ser9b & 60. Ser er life manage
/ @ranb Sorts Der life er nteb paa al
snite &pbert 8ereb ueltpmmen tilbase,
- "Sioenoe".
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
o fiji.

SDinefolera raIer poloIomt / Wpuni
Ylealant Tounibip, n9r &acius. Gr
Mensbe Suin ansrebes iioIte use, %
z Stptter osbe al Smitten.
Wtrs. Sarab Nultone, fsbt 8res'
colt, Suitru al Scr. Z. Z. &uitOus
("Staubinapilf 9ribune"s llbsiper
Mabiion), aigit ueo 3sbsn afpistt
Ssubas gitermiopas efter ct Bar llsera
SpsoOm; benoes Sig bleu brast til
5orelorenes 8opal peb 3eerfielb, Ds
8e~srauslien ipresif ON 3irsoasen pao
Samiliens @raoiteb, fra 2ibertp Yrai'
ries norIte &irfe.
Den Sliosbe ~upnaaebe fun en Glber
al 21 aar; bun bar eli sob % elifuer.
big auinbe, astet os aibolot al ale, Der
fjenote benoe. 81 ubtrpfter berpeo por
ppristise &onpplence til benbes igrsenoe
@%iterlaote. - "Npromdnoen".
6unnar Soltan, Der bar bOet
Dane County neiten lise iioen i'm Nna
fomIt fra Norge for puer 40 Nar Iioen
er bpb uer Utica, puer 9S Nar gam,
mel. - "9fpromaioen".
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
0roniau0sfareren 0aptfin
Gpfrorup

bar paa i'm SsbGusturt CONNER eugang
noe for at itgoe 5sbisrn. Sau bdooe
TO Olano meO fig. Ren iaa a ban
laa nbeloi9 at babe iaaet en- trnotIri
RatroH I Sgbet; fGlgeli9 flitteos bet
~naiIaoeltg, og ben rare BatrOu LOB fla
heller life tage no. 9~sbjsrnen n9rmeoe
l9 mere og mere, o. en- Bnao8bage bar
MI bet bebite 8daber, be to R9no
bapoe meo. "a begpnote 9reoiemdno
fra bet fjerne at bombarocre 3s6iernen
meo angler, og en- bar u9sois NOT III
at rnnme ben i 2dbbeu; on pen6te
ai1tten | 2Grarelie ON, 39gerne i1ge6e
ben pibere, tililut no / 8nnoet o. brRbte
Den Der; oct bar ct ieGrt, uoiultet gRT.
"Golibri", iom a bet Glib, Sperorup
bar pEret Dm6oro / M / CONNER, par
fDrit Deb Nouaja Semlia, oeru9it bort
iniob Spits6er9eR % suoelig Op imOo
8rants 5oieis qauo. aaptein Gper.
orup er nreget tilireoS meo llo6pttet al
i'm Inr og bar MI tor qDit pda til
nTlte Sommer at gGa meo en- amerlfonf
9ualianger siennem Berin8sltrRoet %
unoerisss dorpanoet ppo0sr til ay
iibirieu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-05
II t.
Gentrat.A inertia.

Banana. 5orpirrtnsen ! Colon bar
paret iaa flor, iioen ben itOre Sloe'
branb, at @iiuerugren bar feet iis nsot
til at ftanoie nleo SnbtrRuuinsen al
Sfatten for Cftuber. Zen iamlebe
8ranblfaoe %anIlaaes til $4,000 900.
9sInrancen omiriu9 bet Saloe.
Niearagua. &obert Sacaia er meo
%betpbefis Miajoritet sienualst til Treii'
bent al &epubliten Nicara9ua.
Grbeibet paa Nicarn9uu aanaten Fri.
Der turtig frett,
Colombia. Senatet bar gootienot
a%ontraften ON Bp9nins al en- Sern'
bane fra 8oSota til SaOnen Buonauena
tlirn.
Yeru. 9on9re$ien bar neoItemt
Sorllaset ON at iatte @rpreiiOent 8ie'
riola | Srlbeo, Der fort isr 8relioenta
palset bleu arreIteret for SsiiOrrGoeri
os for Sorlss paa at opbiole Solicit til
Repolutipn.
Yolipia. Ollie pulitilfe Sanger |
5ansilet / Sucre rsnlte furleoeu Scat.