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Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
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8eb 2asefOusresim | Berlin bOlbt
PrOfesiOr ai.Ibsrs fra rpiala ct Sore.
brus Dm be af TObafsrsaninssn I'll,
senbe Sinbsipebomme.
Ri,otinsift.u | Tubaften pirtsr fOr'
trinspis paa bet centrule Rerueipitsm.
DIN beune SnSFpbelie Uibnsr be tisnbts
Spmptomer efter be fsrfte Spriss paa
at rsse.
Otter ~lansnaris % Ooerbrspsn Brig
al 9Dbat inbtraber en- frOnif Ritotin.
fursiftnius, iOm ttbiuses af SinbsfOr.
oirrins. Den Spse bar itaOis en- S.
lelie al ubebas % bsberites Of en- uaf'
lubslis uru, liseium Der iuofinber fig
fOrbisaa.ube Gnfalo at gnsit % Sierte'
Hap. San er | en- neotrptt Stemuins,
SspntssbeO uOmatter BAN, % snbpsr
Spsieliattelie CT bum mObbpOelis.
SinbsfOruirrinsen tiger. Der inb'
treoer Sauucinationer: ben Ssse bsrer
Stemmer, iom finlber bam ub be ipnes
BAN enbOs at tOmme fra bans sset 2es
GENE, ipm on ban bar beiat al Ouoe
Ganber. San ~bsspnoer nj at isse en-
iOmbeb, inoffer bare, uuur ban bliper
ipurst, % piier fig itabi9 mere Os mere
lisesplbis for Omsipelierue.
gf bette f6rite StaOium uOOifler Der
fig ct anbst, i bpilfst ben uebtrptte
Stemnins bigger 8labien for en- lssIlup.
pet 9pitisbeb. 8 9sbst at nosle Tiger
FILTER muHtre Os triite Stemninssr, iHbs
til Der inbtraOer ct beore Stadium, Der
bstesnes Oeb en- luusonris apati. Den
Spse tabsr SutommelIsu, oiIer fig
uunOsfruOerenSe Os TGu. Or ban naaet
iaa Oibt, tilbSrer ban be ubelbrebelise
Sinbsipses Slasie.
Selbrsbelie sr nsmlis tln mulis paa
fsrite Os anbet Staoium. 8ebanblins
gen freper en- lib al Omtrent iets Maa.
nsoer Os beftaur / fulbtanbis GfbOlb
fra EObat. 8rOf. aieubsrs abUarebe
bog mob bet plubielise Dp6sr utso grli'
cen, ba ben fan babe en- bsift ifab.lis
SnbHpbeli. paa ben lesemlise Drsa'
nisme.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

40 eneelrs Acu tra canssspeH
tsynss Esmmtr man til ben fsrfte Gaarb
rIhas DalIsrs, Gualbeim. Com man
kSra, Or bet ct Stpfis mtlem @oareens
bex Der bsrfisbe m ameritanf Bsrne
kss | bsn finale, bpbe Repne, % si an'
tss bet bssit at bpile Fs 90 faa Beffee
sw Esen iii 8sttisfusisn. gi faubt
dstia bpss.Iiss % inile Soil Der. DC
sHsr. Rsblsmmsr at 5amilien basbe
iaat en- sob SiOlesans - iielben COB
mSss.
Ga ri tom ~tilbsrbs, Ia si Neris III.
at man 81. q. b0bbe fat frem en- Giebe'
srtmsn, Der p.s fin ubpre 6tsrrelis
SsIts Ssr Dpmsrtiombeb. On DitIens
Stns maatt. ia | meb bssse Senssr %
Srust Rastsn, naar ban ftulbe lsfts
bon sy fra Gprbst. Raar man bsrer,
al ksr. Of Ebnbsrns Der bar 100 Gis'
bsr, 10 Grnfin @etti % bans Susmanb
rxbss 800, iGa fisnuer mar mol, at
man Asr tan leSers sonife f~priparlise
WisSssrimpfts. On iaa bsrsmt GOrfat.
tar ism islps gdbsisr taller | fin Rei.
fsbaanbbss m.s GUrunsrins ON bette.
Oct sr ustsp ira BAN 81 bar bisie Dps
I~ssntnstr; tbi ba ri bar psS gstti, bu'
ssss ri bpsrten poa Of eQer 8rim,
msn Blot paa 8ettisfOsien. 9pfteren
buTtebs for %.
gesu naar ri for en- Gangs Stplb
dterer Edbeter, ba Fer bet ! en- onben
SsuFst snS for at Ia 2aieren pibe, at
VI bar leif 6tnns fore Wanb. Oct sr
heller iffs for at bramme meS bans
aunSRaber.
Sci, mems Ri fab Der peb 8Orbet %
ISiRs G~GrbolstOft, III si en- SSe, iOm pi
Der pil fprare Sanbelsmenbens Opsr
amerifa - be nsrIte Sanbelsmaub,
IVrftaas. % ri baabsr, at be uil pibe
At furpanbIs bsuns Sbe til - itte til en-
no Sbs, men iii tlinsenbe Sub - til
Dollars.
Ger / 9anbst er bet 10 iaa, at fine
euli Ias pei ism iimpls, be ulaa ia Sic
StSEiT pau SrOtuitburbst. Oct ipiiss
Isa gmBrrsbrsb, bet blunbss | Site
uSSs % bsnpttes pau mango Ruaber.
eStsler % &eftuuratiOuer fOrbrussr en-
asI Rensbs Of bsnne Bare. Wsn M
IS brt utRntelist, at be ROrifs bar miitet
smassn for benus R~atiOualrst, bare be
IUmmsr Saa ben aubeu Sibe al Gtlans
lsrHapst. Ren be fan fun life tilSrebs'
Vile ben, fUrbi Barren life or at faa.
Sst sr b. Ssnslsnsss Sag at Itaffe bet,
'lsm suur~, bet publiflm oil tis6s.
Ea ssl, - here is business!
HslbriS pruSucsrsr OsIaa en- bel Del
Gi beanie Bare, fanIse tilOels finsrs enb
Ter; men Ser bar man ct bebre Warteh
ar1iania sns GarSal bar | Bergen.
USOrtis taft burOs en- slsr unbsn
~fSrstdsiSm Sanblsuoe allsrebe | Ssft
tisre ct 8uriSs mss at impOrtsrs bsnns
ias ssts nprits Bare. SOruben at ben
~ Delimnssnbe ce neset rerenbs, sr
ben Osian | mango 8etniuser saonIis
FOR S%uubbeb.u. Oct er usiaa rent
SbsSribelist. at WOrbmsnb.ne / Gmes
rtfa itts auffrsuoer fs mere for at ftabs
u RartsS Der uOsr for en- beI Del al fit
Easr,lanbs Sartr.
Esn Be, ium Ia ipsi meb at iappr.
isrt S~i.heprim, be MATTE Diff bare for
ssrsSts pua at betale en- Def Del GOlb
III G~SIbupipuet | Nep gOrf. On uri.
TtIis bit lob ereOs. Den snsslite
spHfSlarsrst | s~sriifiania fsrtalIsr !
Fin Raisbsfriutlie uoer ROrss, at ban
'snsts en- @isbtprimOit til en- Gen | Gns.
lamb. Den bannsbe | besfte p.lsaasnbe
asnsSr; rasn ba ben Tom paa TslbbO.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

pen, paf zen vie LANCER. Iolperneeess
msnesns fra 9 ulao.f, Bttimt i'll gbe.
fen fsis. be iissbe saa hsnn. Frtautsbe
sus ia ssmls ytsrss; be laff. isitn.
nan Fns TariHer % Bigger, men ear |
rlpisbss ON, eftsr bsiltsn alssIs ben
ffalbe tslsbsrssnes. Otter uisssn gun.
ssrins % srunsiss stubisr fanbi be
off. Ssrrer us, at bet bar ct elass Re.
sicin, ct npt Slass Trafplafer | Gig.
Deb msb ipanifs Gfuer. So, uaar man
lsber ! Dpristisbeb, fan timber man moi
S~anbb.ben; bet er inssn Sure unsS bet,
nei.
8 Reiu gori silbs man ssl iuarsrs
trio, at man Der babbs for fs en- MP, rig
tis erfeful rlbsaps af be bersmts "Dp.
riubetist Batter. So. bet CT Pet life
uianbigrfist, at en- iaaban trpifpIbis
nsrf Primoft, Der | ale fine 2sp.base
sfsris baSb. tisnbt til Suis, lille en-.
gang libt Smartusis, Der bOrts bible bol.
sss fsr ct ~sfispelist Splitsr ON en- SLATE
msb ben f~prbarueliss @biitp sQsr
1brpnbbisms Gtfesit. Oct CT Sift, at
TDlboeTeuet | Retu gOrt bib. lesst en-
brsi Stat paa benne fr.mmeb.. Rsn
mtb bsnne lansielsiulbt Trans, iom
fda mango bar efter at faa fine 8arer
fOrbprsbe Deb urimelise Tslbiatisr, bib.
bel 9rimen image bebrs. 10 bprers ben
blss. -Rpfter bet msset, fmaser bet
ubmertet."
Otter at ri msh 8artsn babbe bi5fll.
teret Blanen ON at faa ~efspprteret en-
bel Del usrffe gorer til amerifa, (beri.
blanst Tpttebar. 8laabar Os Rulter),
fortiatte bi Dor BanSrine. 90 Ri babbs
ipasieret baabe pel % lanse, rbm pi til
en- Blabs. Siebl, % itrats sfter til en-
@aarb, Siable. Der sr en- for, msssi
uanbris Sos, Der bonner itprtenbs ub
sDer 5ielbtammsn % batter fig fra
Rlont til Rlant, fra Ssibe til Ssibe.
Den ftaar / ct enefts Chm fra Topper
lise neb til Sielbets Sob.
geb Siabls ct bet Slut paa 8eisn.
Sra M at bar man Inn en- Sti. Otter
at ia pasieret en- Bro, tommer ri til en-
liesn Gaarb Staorsn, ben fihite 8Olie
uebtnfor BETH. @aarbens Rapn ait
ct gssreb ON bens Selissenbeb. Sler'
imua, itrantence 8psuSre a meb utro'
Zig Rsie pparbetbebs meQem StenblOf'
fene. Salfbsrne itss frsmbslss brat
Up % bapse. FIG til en- auielis Ssibs.
Stpre Sielbpartier par itprtsSs nsb
men imelIem Stsnsns % Opps unSer
Samrene ppfsebs @ras % BlSmItsr
uOfiaa frObist. R.b fra Samrsns %
r1fierns bsit, hsit Opps bansss Ssrn'
ftrense. Oct @res, man ftirr.r meh
Sigh opps | lrerns, bet binoes / 8unS.
ter % "Isppes" utS til !Suiene; men
it,s SiGbs hi trabbs Der up Os befte en-
SsibSr sllsr ct 8sbtutpps bort paa
Strsnsen, ON oi fl bsls Staarsn tilsia
penSes, for Der fnbes be lausits Os
f~teilefts 9sbpsftrense / belle SOsn.
gi traabts NIB / Stasn. Wanben
bar for % fterfbpsss, men lemlaitst
at en- pOlSiOm Sist. So, miniaubten,
bette bar en- p~osisnbs @aarb for en-
arsblins. Trat % tsrftis At Rari9tn
ipurste pi, ON ban babbs Wslf at ielss.
9si, 8uifaper bar paa sstsrsn. 6abSs
ban UP R.i. Rom ba inssu rsiisnbe
inb % ipurste sfter iaabant. 50,
Snsiesis; men 1l bar bet 10 fsrbubt at
ialss. Sill be life VI slIer Nslf, iaa
pilOs b. beaer itts "a nDsst anbet. Sol.
tens bar Ssnliss % bsb mig 1Slauss."
Tai, bet bebifs bar ssSt moi.
Bi MATTE unbrt % sssr, at ssnns
@ute, ION CT iaa befnrbst, bar ina boar.
II ~ A~aA L. 49, Az
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

ct Wshe paa 100000 RanS
baaber ben eusslits Grbeib.rfsrer Ssbn
Burns at faa iitanS iSsbs Bari | Con.
bon | Wai Hnfts Gar til at bsmoxftrrrs
for en- Rormalarbetbssas paa 8 Elmer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

get WtpI tmeuem. Der purpe AuriFerie
hmm. faa Gorfripniustr, % vi isurste,
ON ban lie baebs Sus III at orbne FIG
paa ben Maahs. So, Dsrtitneiten
trarste ban. ION arsblins babSs ban
Stunber iii at paste en- iaaban lhm
GUrretnius, besuSsn sor bet ii.bslist at
iDars ale, iOm sSm ins, at ban intsi
tunbe By benz. Ger ! Vorss CT bet enb.
% fsrbuSt at ialse bitmmebrpsstt El
ustn at ia Bepiuine. Chen fOm ui
paa Tale sm be ipstliss Spsflsfierns.
Dc Tan lie fao panOs bsr,s Ogre Zig,
ION be sisr nsbt | slarbal2 "gasi, bet
q" ifse faa ~bsfiafeut Der. Sec bar to
Fore GOsis - ganb | Ransbe tilbsirs
ps penftre, men ies tan life fua en-
Graabs af bet a~ltiammen, Sub bebre
mis!" raubts ban | en- flasenbe Stemme.
Senn. | Senssu laa en- neitsn suissn
Ssnt.. Ga bun iaa sabersns iSrsmO'
hist GnHst, brsb bun baabe benne Gang
% oft. isnere ub zen lptis Sfosser'
latter. Gibsn m Ri bsrs, at bun par
Sanpittis. tllbffen sOnmer iielbsn
aleue.
81 "a Sarpel III ben braps, trpffpls
big. Wuns % Srss Sibere Oper en- FRS.
btfis Bro % sSab en- ftenet brat Gti.
gtu Tom ri NIB | bet bssienbte Bsttis.
siel, "ber bsrer til be ftsrfts Ratur'
marfparbisbsber / SOsn. 9alsn blir
lao imal, at Glpen uafteu ifte ipnss at
hume bane iis Bel isisnnsm ben. Baa
besse Siber mastise SielbblOtts, uu.r
bpilis Der fSrsr en- 5sbiti, iOm blir uas
fen bOrte unelIem Steuene, iiar bpOr
bisis nplis er slsbne Rb, % bpOr Sire
bene bar taftst Sorb % Srus Ousr
Stien. Raften baslis banber bet, at
Der falber itsrre Os minbr. Stens neb
eisl.t.@
So, MI par ri TONNE inb | 8ettisgies
let. 9pbt nebs bruiebe Glpen % fplbte
belle 9alfsret meb FIN ~snsformise Stsi,
Der siurSe % fOrftenst, ristis TRIP | gu.
R%esntuperne bang tanst usNs i Tim
bsrns % Ia liseiUm ct Tag pper 9alsn.
Oct bar ueb Taibbass Fiber, men ali.
sepel temmelis ifummslt. Tuassn falbt
ipm en- fin Resn. SCbitien bandit fig
Up ub be brutte Batter, mart lanst fra
@losn, mart lise ppsr ben. st Stptte
borte bSrte ri ct ianst 9rsn, bGanbet
meb snfelte ffarpe, ralsnbe Cub. Oct
bar @rusmasier ps alippeblOtts, Der
falbt fra SielObrpuet nsb / Slusteu -
-Sperfalo", ism man falSts bet nsbs i
8psben. ct bspelist Nopn for bisis
Streb. Snal iOm 9ulsn sr, fan be 10
fable bent neb pGa en-.
Ds iaa eniUrt uS sblist iOm Der sr!
Gaa rent fprtarosnbs sniOmt. Sg
2unOftabst iaa uilbt, iaa FOritisqist fra,
bpub man fsr bar feet, at BET Osiaa
pattsr RabfeI. SITE ct NsHRsife at
tale meS, life IN 5usGs Ruitrsn at lptte
til. Suube man snbba fua bsrs Bla.
bens raIle - tbi Der finbss en- % anben
9pergbirf - bet er ba ialfalb en- Gpb
man tienSer fra fsr; men nei, man fer
benz Fialue. man bsr.r iutst. Den
fiurmenbe Clos ursbs &aisn ousrbsusr
al anbsn 9ps, unbtassn "Dusrfalbenss"
bpbs Grsn % ffarpe Strabsn mob
Gislbpasseu.
Oct er 6mbbsb ct ubpsselist Steb,
% paa en- nrsrf. resntuns Dag ioui
bsnns er bet bObbelt ubpsselist.
8i tos Blabs paa en- Stsn for at
bpile. Msbaanbs fsrselise Os isrs'
msbiss Eanfsr transte fig ueb Nast
inb paa Os. Oct biatp life, buur nssst
VI fiampeSe impb. 9i blep life hit
BEN. Ds runot ON Isb SOsisns 8rus
% Grsn, Der itaSis sisntOs ben iamu,e
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24

The students at DEBORAH Institute
will be much pleased with the new
offices for Business Practice. 1.0.
Decorah-posten., 1890-09-24
2anO tilIolOS.

$4,000 Er5s gpoi ~lrWiBF'ar0 1 2'5rrnr
GotniB, ISIS, a tiiGl8S. ar r1tiig cU &
mar 3 ,}crtibaRfr, or l4EIgmtlPgtr -0It
tiet. Gtt iriqes igr ira z tt ; IDi5rS ~.
We're. &m en- 5ychie,si '%Jn'a1t. 9eitH Tar
betrics I trEc aar' \ &grBUtC
2 bette GUru,8 a. 1,erlrpIT'cu al ,tt9
buaacrre AorontrnO. og oci ltfils urrt at
lieligt. ont iityt rit9c tumnts OK JoE q 70.
Der. acm on beic garast. 20 uit \ 1ieUutH
be bcrorrcnee T]arrictr iilDr, At bette ty q
Homrriet s0ot GIiirlit. oa Jr e. tGr 600
for 8rbeiOe ON TlnIcfcu.
The morning call., 1890-08-03
RELIGION IN THE SCHOOL.
DR.. McGlynn's Third Lecture at Metropo
itRn Temnle.

DR.. McGlynn's Third Lecture at Metropol-
itan Temple.
At Metropolitan Hall last evening DIR.
McGlynn delivered the third lecture of
his course, taking for his subject "Relig-
ion in the Public Schools" The hall was
comfortably filled by an audience which
testified by frequent and vigorous applause
their appreciation of the many points made
by the speaker
In opening he spoke of the absolute ne
cessity Of education and the duty of parents
to provide it for their children and the State
for its citizens. without education" he
said, "man cannot attain the end of his
being; his talents are OF no use unless de-
velOped by education. Ignorance is closely
allied to vice aud corruption. Corruption
in politics is largely due TO the ignorance OF
the masses. The masses pay the taxes and
should be educated to know their rights"
Referring to the public schools and the
opposition of certain churches to them, the
lecturer said that it is not right that re-
ligion should not be taught'in them. 1t is
the right and duty of the State to educate
OF the Gospel to teach them religion. The
teachers Office should be held little less
sa cred than that of the minister Of God.
He would not oppose the establishment of
parochial schools, but the State should not
be called upon to contribute to their sup
port.
Il should, however. have right to ex-
anime into their efficiency and see that
certain standard is kept up. Our public
literature is steeped in religion. 1t is the
duty of parents to teach children knowledge
of God and of his holiness; it is the duty of
the clergy to teach them religion.
The morning call., 1890-08-03
RIYAS' TREACHERY.
Desperate Battle With EZeta'S Forces.
Revolution in Guatemala.

LA LIBERTAD, Aug. 2.-After President
Menendez' death General Rivas offered to
organize 5000 Indians for Ezeta. The lat-
ter accepted the offer, and it was some
time before he learned of the treachery
of Rivas and his threatened attack on
San Salvador. Ezeta attacked Rivas
and drove him back to Santa Tecla after
fourteen assaults had been made on the
Presidents police. There Rivas' surrender
was demanded, but refused and the most
desperate battle Of the present war fol-
lowed. For forty-eight hours without
cessation the conflict was carried
On with varied success by both armies.
Blood flowed like water, the Indians fight
ing more like demons than men. The In-
dians we're moved down by the deadly rain
OF lead from EZeta's army, which never wa
vered from its duty. Its ranks, as fast as
they were thinned, closed up with clock
like precision. Street after street was
taken. The lighting at night was most Sc
we're, the Indians preferring this method of
warfare rather than fight by daylight. At
last Rivas was shot through the back, and
fell dead in his tracks, and the Indians be-
came demoralized ana were scattered by
EZeta's force like chaff before the wind.
GUATEMALA, Aug. 2.-RevOlutiOns are
in progress IN different parts of the repub-
lie. Grneral Arvalo is Issuing orders to his
Barrunda from the department on the bor-
ders of Mexico. Salvadoriau troops are
arriving toward the caRitsl from two differ
ent points on the frontier, obtaining victory
after victory.
The Guatemalan troops are almost dead
with hunger and are fighting from forced
necessity. For the last fortnight there has
not been cent in the Guatemalan National
Treasury and all payments are suspended.
The capital has been declared in a state of
siege and Individual security is suspended.
President Barilas' ruin Is imminent.
His army consists of between $1,000 and
$4,000 men, but his force is rapidly dim in
ishing on account of losses in battle and
desertions caused by hunger and privation.
The Government will ask for aid from the
United States.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The Pacific Mail
Company has filed q claim for 100000 for
seizures at COlima.
NEW YORK, Aug. 2-Cohu, a representa-
tive of Guatemala in the negotiation of
loan for S21, ,O00, 900 in Europe, sailed to-day
on the Para. 1t is said the full amount of
the loan has been secured.
CITY OF MEXICO, Aug. General Molina
Guiriola, the Minister Of War for Salvador,
has telegraphed to Senior Pou, the Saliva
dorian Consul here, that affairs with Guate-
niala are in stain mn
The morning call., 1890-08-03
CONDENSED TELEGRAMs.

LONDON, Aug. jacques the French
soldier, has completed his fast Of forty-twO
days.
CAIRO. Aug. 2-Cholera is increasing at
Mecca. Yesterday there were over 400
deaths.
LISBON, Aug. 2.-Cholera has appeared
in the province of Badajos, on the Poru-
guese frontier.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2-Senator Stewart
has presented n petition from j. Lord, ask
ing for special pension act in his favor.
LA CROSSE (Wis.). Aug. "A. A. Free
man d Co.'S large store, elevator aud mill
were burned at noon. Loss $4,000. insur-
ance $4,000.
CHICAGO, Aug. 2-At noon to-day the
temperature in several Eastern cities was
New York, So, and st. Louis, 81.
New ORLEANS. Aug. 2.-James Clark &
Co., cOtfee-dealers, have made cession of
their property to their creditors. The liza
bilities are Sl5S, 900 and assets $4,000.
New YORK, Aug. 2.-The pioneer steam
ship of the line TO ply direct between this
port aEd Australia is loading with gene
raj cargo. The steamship is named PrOdano
and is about 5000 tons burden.
PROVIDENCE Or. L. Aug 2-The excur-
sion-steamer Mount Hope, with 700 passen-
gers on board, struck rock near the break
water to-day, but Immediately cleared with
slight damage. The passengers were not
seriously alarmed.
, WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-The case of
Simpson VS.. Greenleaf. involving the ques-
ton of prior settlement in Oregon City.
District Of Oregon, was compromised to-
day. Simpson withdrew the claim of prior
ity and the Secretary awarded the land to
Greenleaf
The morning call., 1890-08-03
AT SACRAMENTO.
The ColoneIs Could Not Hit Harper and
PLAYED Poor Bill.

The Colonels Could Not Hit Harper and
Played Poor I'll.
SACRAMENTO, Aug. 2--CarSey was hit
tor eight singles in four innings of to.day's
game, and Robinson took him out of the
box and substituted Charley Sweeney, who
pitched fair game. Harper pitched mag
nifieent ball. allowing but three hits a
home run, triple and single. The home
run aud triple were made after he had three
balls and two strikes on the batsmen. he
had fair control, giving but four bases on
balls, and striking out five men. Bowman
rendered him splendid support, as did Reitz
and Godar. The latter's one-handed stop
uf hot liner was the feature OF the game.
Stapleton made catch of foul fly after a
long run. Sweeney caught hot liner with
one hand, and doubled up rdnner at first.
c. O'Neill played splendid game IN left
field, making several splendid catches and
doubled the runner at the plate. His home
run was made in long hit over the right
field fence.
at one 6me when Oakland had men on
third and second bases Goodenough crept
from center field and caught the runner
mapping. lsaacson had an off day. In the
first inning he made four inexcusable er-
rors. Stockwell erred on his one chance
and struck out twice.
In the first inning Goodenough hit to
Isaacson and beat the ball to first. DAILY
hit in front of the plate, and on 1saacson's
error Of Lohman's throw was safe at first.
Goodenough going to third. DAILY stole sec
Ond and Goodenough scored on St0ckwelrs
error of Bowman's long fly, DAILY taking
third and Bowman second. Both scored on
Stapleton's single. In the last halt Of the
first c. O'Neill hit for home run. In the
fourth McHale's base on Dalls, Isaacson's
error, singles by Goodenough, Godar, Bowl
man and C. O'NeilPs error gave the Sena-
tors three runs. In the fifth, base.on
balls, an error and two singles gave the
Senators the last run. In the eighth Daly's
error and Lohman's triple gave the Col
onels one run. The attendance was 500
The morning call., 1890-08-03
MURDEROUS INDIANS.


FRESNO, Aug. "A special messenger to
the Republican from Fresno Flats. a valley
east of here in the mountains, brings word
that Thursday night company of Indians
rode up to a saloon kept by man named
Cox and demanded whisky This was re-
fused them, and as they grew troublesome
they were driven out. Fearing bodily
harm, Cox locked himself up until he
thought the Indians had left When he
went out later he was surrounded by the
Indians, who had been in ambush, and
nearly btaten to death, the red men
using pickets that were torn from
fence. Cox had his skull broken
open and is not expected to live.
Learning of the attack a posse of citizens
summoned Samuel Ross, eX-COnstable. of
Merced, and together surrounded the In
dians. When they had been surrounded
one Of the Indians started to run. One shot
was fired at him which was unsuccessful
The crowd then called on Ross to wounu
the Indian and Ross fired. the bullet enter
ing the mans groin. The wound is eX-
Dpcted tn DrOVn fatal
The morning call., 1890-08-03
HORRIBLE BARBARlTIES.
FfiShtful TOrtureS PTaCtiCed Upon the
Inmates Of a Turkish Prison.

LONDON, Aug. "a special correspond
ent of the Daily News has succeeded In
obtaining admission TO the Turkish prison
at Uskup, Macedonia. The building con-
tanned 40 cells, occupied by 1911 prisoners,
or over twelve to cell. The unfortunate
victims are sent there to be confined from
one to ten years each, but so great are their
sufferings from barbaraIies from keepers,
and the total disregard for the sanitary
laws, that one scarcely outlives five years.
In one cell, two and half yards square,
the correspondent discovered nearly score
of poor wretches painting for air and starv-
ing. and having in the way of food nothing
but bread and water. Tie greater number
were stark naked and chained by the ankles
and wrists. There were also underground
cells reserved for the worst prisoners. In
order TO force confessions where wanted
ants are kept in box and fifty of them
placed at one time on the naked body of
the prisoner whom it is desired TO torture.
1t is also customary 10 chain men all day in
the scorching sun in such way that they
cannot move