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Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03
BROKEN LEVEES,
Condition of the Poor People in the
Flooded Districts.

Flooded Districts.
EIcKsBURe (Miss.), April 2d-The Re-
lief Committee of Arcola, Miss, has asked
for lot of tents, a rumber of people be-
ing homeless. The plantations on Bayou
Vidal, in Louisiana, are being rapidly over
flowed. The levees on the Tenas front
near St. Joseph are holding out well, but
there is great apprehension that the return
of the water from the Yazoo crevasses
will cause heavy rise in which case no
levee on the lower Mississippi could stand
the pressure of thu wind and water.
MEMPHIS, April 2d.-The condition of
the flooded district on the Mississippi side,
between Tunica and Greenville, remains
unchanged. Greenville is partially under
water and little business is being done.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03
Rhode Island Election.

NEWPORT (R. u, April 2d.-The new
secret ballot law worked easily to-day. but
the count of votes takes much longer than
usual. Indications are that the Democrats
have carried this city. Twenty-Five towns.
and districts, exclusive of the cities, give
Davis (Dem.) 5,397 and Ladd (Rep.) 4022
for Governor
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

ice Office has issued special bulletin, in
walch It says that, notwithStandinS the
heavy rains there is no likelihood that the
Mississippi river will sgain be as high ar
New Orleans as it has been this season,
owing TO the relief given by the cyevassss
above that point
TarfE on Tobacco,
WASHINGTON, April 2d.-A large deleca-
ton OF Southern tobacco men appeared pe-
fore the Ways and Means Committee TO
protest against the lev tobacco schedule.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

rI,HE POPULAR REPRINT (NINTH EDITION.
i ENCYCL0P EDIA GRTTA NNIC4,
Just FROM THE PRESS, AT oSE-HALF THE PRICE OF
ANY OTHER REPRINT, AND AT 0NE-THIRD THAT OF
THE oRIGINAa EDITION. Fos SALE on THE MOST
LIBERAL 1NSTALLMENr TERMS, BY ED. g. HUM
PHREY, GENERAL AGENT tor the PACIFIC COAST,
P. o. BOX 800, SACRAMENTO, CAL.
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A La McGINTY.
The Statue of Liberty on Bedloe's Island
is Slowly Sinking.

NEW York, April 2d.-It is reported that
Bedloe's Island is slowly sinking into the
waters of New York hay. A suspicion
that such was the case has existed in the
minds of those conversant with the local
ity for the past year. An examination by
few practical engineers during the past
few days confirms this belief. There is no
doubt it is said, that the Statue of Liberty
is eight feet lower than when erected.
Bedloe's Island is a rock and was sup.
posed to be as enduring as the world itself,
and would be, acre j; not for the fact tha,
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03
GENERAL NOTICES.

The best place in California to have your
printing done A. J. Johnston & Co.'s 40
street, Sacramento, Cal.
Opening The leading candy msnnfac-
tory at $40 X stseet. The finest quality at rea-
scnab,e prices. mr27-tt
Shirts of evsrv description made to
order at the Little Wonder, Sixth street. between
J and K, at ready.made prices. teSu
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NEW TO-DAY.

Advertisements of Meeting Notices, Vents, Lost,
round, For Sale, To Lei end similar notices under
oas head are inserted for cents per line the frs.
time and cents per line each subsequent time al
notices OF this character ipi,, be found under this
heading.
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Sunday excepted. fSundsy only. sMonday
excepted. A.-For morning. P.-For sfter.
noon.
a ". TowNE, General Manager.
7. II. GOODMAN, General Passenger and Ticket
Agent tfSSu
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

For mild tonic, gentle, laxative and in
take Simmons Liver Regulator
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

PAINS in the region of the kidneys are
cured by Simmons Liver Regulator.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03
Latest from Kentucky.

LOUISVILLE, April 2d.-Reports from the
storm stricken sections still continues to
come in. Advices from Hampton, Ky.
tonight state that six persons were killed
and twenty injured in Livingstone county.
OF the injured, five or six will die. The
loss of live stock and poultry is very great
and the farmers losses will probably aggre-
gate $4,000.
Muhlenberg county was also visited,
twenty-five buildings being destroyed and
a number Of people injured.
The Lottery Committee of the Legisla-
ture reported in favor of taking away the
Frankfort Lottery charter, and will at once
report bill forbidding the operation of
or any connection with q lottery under
heavy penalty.
Montana Notes.
HELENA (Mont.), April 2d.-Nathaniel
Dyson, a gambler, fell dead tonight in a
restaurant of heart disease. His history is
rather romantic He was the son of o
Methodist minister at Plattville, Wis, and
had not seen any of bis relatives for twenty
years. He was well-known among the
sporting fraternity of the northwest. His
remains will probably be taken to the
home of his father.
The Board of Trade to-day passed SET
Of strong resolutions asking Congress to
place duty on all lead ores from Mexico
and other countries.
Splitting Beer.
PENNINGTON (Mo), April ID. = This
morning band of crusaders, headed by
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03
TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
The Montana Election Case Debated
in tie Senate.
PROTECTING OCEAN TRAVELLERS.
President Harrison Makes a Number
of Nominations-The Idaho
Admission Bill.
PROTECTING OCEAN TRAVELLERS.
lsspc,AL DISPATCHES TO TIE REoosD-u,,r
MERCHANT MARINE,
interesting Points in the Majority and
Minority Reports.

Interesting Points in the Majority and
Minority Reports.
WASHINGTON, April 2d.-The House
Committee on Merchant Marine and Fish.
cries to-day reported a bill to place the
American merchant marine engsged in
foreign trade upon an equality with that
OF other nations. The principal provisions
have already been given.
The report accompanying it says in part
The ocean transportation of the United
States averaged S240, 100000 annually for
the past ten years. Taking our share
OF this trade at 75 per cent, we have the
amount OF SlS0,000,000, 10 per cent. of
which is SIS, 100000. Surely it would not
be bad investment for the nation to pay
out SIS annually to secure an opportunity
to earn and save $50, but if this is TOO
large make it per cent. That would be
double what the bounty will call for in ten
years 10 come.
The estimate of the committee is that
under the terms of the bill the payment in
bountles for the first year would be for sail
vessels, 81 GA, SIS; steam vessels, 81 ,7l5,-
922 total, So, $50, 751.
The annual increase would be about five
per cent, so it would be eight wears before
the annual bounty would amount to S.
OO,OOO. Representative Fithian submitted
the minority report, which says the SUBJ
sidy would be creating and fostering a
privileged class at the expense of the whole
people. The minority believe the most
effective way to bring about revival OF
the shipping industry is for Congress to
place all materials used in the construction
OF ships upon tine free list, repeal all laws
OF restraint of trade, repesl the restrictive
navigation laws, and permit merchants to
buy their ships where they can buy them
the cheapest, and sail them under the
American flag.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

The best place in California to have your
printing done: A. ]. Johnston d Co.'s, 10
street. Sacramento, Cal.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

EOUND-TwO HORSES. OWNER CAN HAVE
l. the same by calling at 27lS n street, proving
property and paving charges AMI .Sts
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

I OST-ON MARCH 18TH. A GOLD GLOVE
IL buttoner, with rounded cube charm. The
finder please return to this office and be re-
warded. anl.2ts
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

QekO WILL BUY A FINE SALOON ON
OOCU street. reason for selling, proprietor
going into another business. Address c. f. B.,
this office. ap3 3ts
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WANTED-LCST. FOUND.

DRACTICAL ENGINEER WANTS POSITION:
i no OF. lection to country; satisfaction guar
anteed. T. A. BYLER, 319 o street. ap2.3ts
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Montana Notes,

PENNINGTON tMol, April ID. = This
morning band of crusaders, headed by
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NSO LET-AFTER APRIL 9TH, TWO UNFUR-
i nished rooms for housekeeping; terms med.
crate; reference required. No. 1915 Fourteenth
street. an36t*
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03
Fortifcations Bill,
Favorably Reported.

WASHINGTON, April 2d.-A favorable re-
port was made to the House to-day on the
Senate bill appropriating $4,000 for a
steam vessel for the use of the civil gov
ernment of Alaska.
A favorable report was made also on the
bill to settle the claim of A. B. Sinnott,
late Agent at Grand Ronde Indian Agency,
Oregon, against the Government of s., ,146.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

A YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUATION
n as an academyo a high school teacher;
can teach penmanship. Latin, Greek and the
high branches of English Address B. Bidde.
ford, Maine; box $50. AMI 3ts
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

NTANTED-HORSE IN EXCHANGE FOR
w house painting or interior decorating A.
81. ANDERSON, l0l7 street an1St*
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Evangelistic Services Tonight, First
| christian Church. Eighth street, between n
| and .. Come, and bring your friends Its
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03
FOR SALE-TO LET-ETC.

C1O-To LET, THREE FURNISHED ROOMS
Ok for man and wife only. Apply at SIC p
street. anItf
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

THO LET-Two OR THREE NICELY FIR.
! nished rooms, complete for housekeeping.
with large closets and bsthroom price, Sl2
No. AIS street. ana 3t.
Sacramento daily record-union., 1890-04-03

ITO RENT-ONE TENEMENT OF THREE
i rooms. also one suite of two largo unfur-
nished rooms, both suitable for housekeeping
for man and vile; also one large uufurnished
room, and three furnished rooms with or with
out board). Apply 10 p. GARDNER, Woodward.
rourth ano Streets mrT-tf
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-04-11
Derivation of tho Word Magician.

Many of the supcrstitious observances
and ideas common among the Greeks
and Romans, and some of which sur
vived till later times, were originally de-
rived from Egypt and Persia. These
countries, with Chaldea and Arabia, ap-
pear to have formed fountain of knowl-
edge to mankind, either truthful or con-
sistent with nature, or altogether vain
and delusive. At a period fully 1900
years before Christ Persia and the ada
cent regions Of Babylonia and Chaldea
were inhabited by a comparatively
learned people. Persia in particular was
distinguished for its visa men or magi,
whose knowledge of geometry, astron-
omy and other branches of science be-
came the wonder of surrounding ma
tions and procured them the reputation
of dealing with beings of a supernatural
order. Thus from the general appella-
tion of magi the term magician took its
rise, and was deemed equivalent to that
of conjurer, or a possessor of supernat-
ural gifts York Ledger.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-04-11
9TH DAY OF JUNE NEXT

And continue by adjournment from day to day
taxes and costs necessarily accruing thereon ::
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-04-11

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10 e. .. Wm. Fry ................. A a
THOMAS L. HOWE, Treasurer.
Treasurer's once, Ebensburg, Pa, March, 81,
1890.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-04-11
TREAS RER'S SALE
OF
SEATED AND UNSEATED
LANDS AND LOTS
IN CAMBRIA COUNTY A. D. 1890.
r THOMAS r. HOWE. Treasurer

/. OF Cambria county, in the commonwealth
OF Pennsylvania, in pursuance of the several
Acts OF Assembly in said commonwealth, di-
reeting the time and manner OF selling Unseat-
the following tracts OF Unseated Lands and
Lots of Ground in the said county OF Cambria,
or such parts thereof as may be necessary TO
oay arrearages of taxes due thereon for one
wear or more, win be offered for sale at the
COURT HOUSE. in the BOROUGH OF EBENs-
BURG. on the SECOND MONDAY, being the
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-04-11
when We Sleep.

Modern physiological research pro-
claims sleep to be the result of a certain
amount of blood being distracted from
the brain, to lie quiescent, if not dor
mant, in certain channels and vessels,
which during the waking period are ap-
parently empty, or at least very fabby,
and in condition, as it were, of mega
tion. In proof of this view it is we'll
known fact that good, healthy, restful
sleep rarely if ever takes place when the
head is full of blood.
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-04-11
TERMS or SALE:
Important to RaiIoad Men +!

\ f. smith has been for forty-nlne years road
master on the Boston Il Maine system, and disnow
residing at Great Falls, y. II. lie says track
men. brakemen, firemen, engineers and con-
ductors, as well as baggage masters and eX-
pressmen, are subject to kidney disease above
all others. All, therefore, VIII be interested in
the statement OF his experience. "Ihave used
Browns sarsaparla for kidney and liver
troubles, and can truly say it has done more for
me than all the doctors I ever employed, and
have had occasion to require the services OF the
best physicians in the state My wife also has
been greatly benefited by its use.
4. +. SMITH.
Road Master B. ~ VI. L.. r.
The kidneys have been labored hard all VIM
ter as the pores OF the skin have been closed,
but now the SpTingtime hac come, and they need
some aid. May be youhave yhat pain across the
back; ; that tired feeling; those drawing down
pains II so, you can get immediate relief by
following the example OF Mr.. Smith and his wife,
and use that neveT-laing and grand cOrrector
or the kidneys, liver and blood,
Johnstown weekly Democrat. (Johnstown, Cambria County, Pa.) 1889-1916, 1890-04-11

NOTICE-Ihe undersigned, hav-
IN ing been appointed Administrator OF the
estate of Mary Connors, late of Millvllle bor-
Indebted to said estate are requested to make
Immediate payment, and those having claims or
demands against the said estate will present the
same for payment. JOHN DOWNS,
Administrator,
NO. 229 Railroad street. Csmbrugia bor
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Solomon Barnett, . wsll-to-do tailor In
New York, over 10 years Of age, was a.
tackled In his store BY two thieves ON
Tuesday. They wsre beating hioon the
head with piece Of lead pipe when tho
stove pipe fell with crash and ffighten-
cd the thieves away. The doctors think
Mr.. Barnett will recover.
At Frnuklinvills, Maryland, yesterday.
Albert Zhere, aged IA yssrs, picked up :
gun which an older brother had placed
against the house After cunning. and say-
ing to . i've year-old-brothsr, I'm going
to shoot" 6red, and the little fellow foil
dead. Albert says hs did not know tho
gun was loaded.
Pstrolman Edward Shoemaker d!scov-
cred two burglars at work tn store In
Detroit, Michigan. on Tuesday night.
They ned, and Shoemaker nred . shot Af-
ter ihem without effect. The burglar1
then shot the officer, ildicting fatal
wound aud escaped.
Governor Francis, of Niseouri, has con
cluded his examination OF Treasurer Nc
land's books, and has suspended The
| Treasurer IRON office ipdeinitely. A
shortage Of $4,000 10 reported to have
been discovered. j.
Andrew Alexander perished In b..
burning saloon In Woodside, Indiana. o.
Monday night. The fire is believed =
have been due to the hostility OF the citi
xens. 1t wss the only saloon 10 Wood
side, Q small mining village.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

PnILADELPHIA, March 6.-Cornslius
Corley, 88 years, Of Ludlow street. b.low
Thirty fourth, was committed without
bail Yesterday morning. charged, It 10 al
legged, with attempting an assault upon
Mary Peck, 10 years old, Of Forty third
and Westmiuster avenue. 1t 10 stated
that the little gill was standing at Forty
first aud Westminster avenue with the
breakfast Of her uncle, George w. Peck,
employed by the Traction Company when
the accused. who II Ia stated had fol-
lowed her from her home. seized her by
the arm and threw her down In the
street Employees OF the Traction Com
pany promptly came tc the rescue Of tho
littls girl, who was taken home. Corlcy
was turned over to Policeman Foerine,
v ho locked bim up at the Twenty-fourtl
ward police station. The litt'o girl was
taken to the station yesterday afternoon,
but was too much frightened to make
any satisfaotory statement.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

BosroN, Nsss., March 6.-Ths Ameri.
eau Wool Reporter says; Tho intensity
of the depression which prevails In the
ingram carpet making industry has re.
suited In concerted effort by manufsct-
urers TO devise means OF relief. A
com mittes, appointed some weeks ago by
the manufacturers' association, has re-
ceivcd sufficient support 10 warrant Il in
advising . stoppage Of 25 per cent. OF the
looms now in operation for niue months.
There 10 every reason to believe that the
recommendations will be put In execu-
tion. Tho frat Of April 10 mentioned a
the date for shutting down, the time
expiring December 31st next.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06
List Of Public SAieh
1870.

Mnrcp.
sth. y. Douahue. Braudywine Hi.
9TH. John Dichi, New Castle Id.
5th. Aaron Tyson. Chester. Pa.
9th. W II GOOdley, near Smith Bridge.
9th. Thomas Campbell, Pencnler Hid.
9TH. James Wright. w. g. Z. IId.
7th. D.. y. Adsir. furniture, ciiy.
It'll. Herman just, brandy vino lid.
sth. ii. H. Chandler, Cbristiana lid
sth. Mary Holden, Newport, Del.
stii. Joseph Tnlley, Brandywino Hid.
10th. Elwood Bigger, Brnndyw ino lid.
10th. Peoples a McEiwee. Christ. Hd.
10Th. Geo. II. Simmons est, Pencuder tid
II. Edward Banks, Christiana lid
ilth. X. X. Morrison, New Castle lid
18th. j. y. teybold, Red Lion lid.
18th. II. l.. Wood, ChristianA lid.
18th. Geo u LoDdell. New Castlo lid.
18th. Lattilner Y Ayers, Christixna lid.
18th. r. w. johnson, near Elnm Pa.
18th. sheldon & Leiberman. Christ, HID.
l<ih. LOWS j. Graves, Christiana lid.
isth. d. ~ Push. New Castle lid.
18th. Real Estate, Court House.
| 18th. VIM. q. uaggcr, y. real estate, city
18th. w. j McGnrr, ChristianR Hid.
18th. Weldin \ McElweo Now Castle liz
| 18th. WIN. Mckay. ogden station. Pa.
| l7th. VIM. Armstrong, Mill Ck. I'D.
| 18th. James n. Aivin. New Castle lid.
| 18th. John Hunsman, Hrnndywinc Hd.
18th. j. Boughman, Mill Creek lid.
10Th. Wm. Whrstey,. n. y. I'D.
| 18th. Peter Shields, New Castle lid.
| 18th. u. Herst sot Poplar street. city.
i nth. y. n. Morgan, New Gastle Id.
24th. e. Hindcrer. Eleventh ward.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

NIAaARA FALLS, March 5.-Ths Ben.
we'll murder mystery continues the sen-
sation OF the hour. The authorities At
OTTAWA are using every effort TO track
the crimin inal.
1t IL now unquestioned that the body
found iu the woods at Princeton, Ont. i.
February 9lst, 10 that Of Frederic G. Ben
woll. Of Ohsltenham. England, young
man OF "a years, connected with some Of
tho best families OF England. Reginald
Birchell. who, with his wife, 10 q prisoner
10 the Clifton County Jail claims that he
10 member OF the house Of Somerset,
His vile ID the daughter OF David ete-
venson. one Of the most valued employees
OF the London and Northwestern Rail.
way,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Rev: y. =. eluby preached at Haven
Cnspel last evening. The church was
nlied to - utmost capacity. and there
were eighteen mourners At tho anxious
Mr. Trusty visited the Industrial
School . few dsys ago and delivered an
addrssa Nwas spicy and very interest
ing.
Mr. J. Jones, Of tousorisi fame, has
entered the field - canvAsser. lie L
canvass.ng . work very valuable indeed.
II is entitled Explorations and Adysn-
lures Of II. Stanley"
Prof. d. b. Sharper informs Us Of q
man VITO u coming TO the front - 4
skilled musician, puRilist and dancer.
Mr. Joseph Enels paid flying visi'
Yesterday from bohemia Manor. MI.
Enels was looking we'll and was well
trsaied during his star.
In our report OF The Ladies' Temple II
Chester, last Sunday. We forgot to notl
the dimensions Of the building. Il II
1880. Professor Nicholas, one OF thu
members OF the State Grand Lodge, 1os
his grip and fcll, stepping from the ros
truin OF the auditorium.
Mr.. Nicholss ID one Of Chester's bcs
citizens and almost everybody Is Inter-
ested 20 know how he y getting and jus
how he came to fall that day. Their
were many ushers who were appoiute,
to do duty, but the oaly thought In hi
mind apparently was ihis: This 10
dedication and ! must do % much dut
to-day 20 possible. His many friend
sympathiEs with him. The building cos
$500, aud Broiter Nicholas being on
Of the leading workers, had the respon
ability Of thia cdinee on his mind, 40
hence bis fAll.
Prof. ]. q. Wright hiss 4 movemeu
under consideration Of bringing to2eths
the leading musical people OF the cit,
His intention Ia 10 give the PEOPLE
chance for hi lher and more classIcs
musical training. II Is a rich idea, an
should BE- appreciated by all mus.c-lo'
Ing people.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Mr.. franklin 8. Reik OF Ashley, Pa,
and Miss Lydia Kilmsr, daughter OF
John X. Kiimer, undertaken, were mar
ried a. noon yesterday at the residence
of tho brides father, Ninth ald French
streets, by the Rev. Adam Stengle, pas
tor OF Union NJ. Z. Church. None weru
D e.ent but the immediate relatives OF
The contracting parties. The parlor In
which tho ceremony was performed was
tAstefully decorated with flowers and
ferns. Following the ceremony was
wedding dinner, aud at 2.25 o'clock the
happy couple lett for = abort weddinR
trip to the north, snd ON their return
they will reside at Ashley, Pa, whert
Mr.. Reik 10 engsged In the wholussl
bus ness. Many handsome presents wcr'
received,
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

New York, March CA strAnge aud
pitiful ezpedisnt Of . hungry, poverty
stricken man came out At the Tomas
Police Court to-day. Tho man was
Frederick Roberts, and he was arrested
on Broadway with this placard on his
back:
Il am not Bret Harle, Berry Wall or
George Francis Train; siIuply . married
MAI; . street railroad employs out ol
work, who has used every means to fnd
employment. do not Wish to say any
thing against the circulation OF tho New
York pres. l am an earnest, hard
worker; willing to do anything. Pleass
do not stare At me, ~ am modest.
Yours very truly,
"THE SANDWICH"
Roberts told the Justice he was out Of
work and had an invalid wife depending
upon him. The odd sign he put on Il
draw attention to his case. He was die
charged.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

CHICAGO, March 5.-Tne eight-hour
Demonstration given by the cArpenters OF
tbis city last evening at Bricklayers'
Hall, corner OF Peoria and Monros
streets, was . very successful atair. both
In attendance and enthusiasm. Nearly
1900 laborlng mcn, principally carpen-
tcrs, were present, aud maniie,te1 thsir
enthusiasm by frequent Interruptions o.
applause, as the speakers msde some
telling hit against the ten-hour system
and in approval Of the elgii-hour move
ment.
The probabilities are that tho carpen-
tsrs will strike April unless tn, ar
erauted their demands for al eight -hou
day and AZ ccnts an hour.
Daily Republican., 1890-03-06

Miss May Sbortlcdge, Of No 112 North
Adams street, was reminded that 1t was
her eleventh birdsy. on Tuesday even.
ing, by about twenty-five OF her young
fflcnds coming In On her. bringing with
them tokens of love. They spent she
evening In pleasent games. and after re-
treatments were served they retired Ia
their homes. wishing littlo May many
such happy occasions. Among those
present were Masses Sadie and Tenid
Reed, Bessie King, Carrie Magse, Carrie
Cooper, Hattie Kommell, Nillie Nc.
Kssver, Lucy Hi,dreih, Bessie Hildrsth,
Bessie Harlan, Alens Kettle, Mag git
Moore, Lucy Mcbride, Eddie AillaId,
Sadie Milisrd, Willie King, Eddie Craw-
ford, Alfred Moore, Motto Nugeut,
Harry Nugent. Frank Cooper, Gust!s
Rommell.