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V

ct frDDtelist Sorbifialp biemisste
8%ene5uela ben 28oe Gpril, ~forauria'
9enoe ct fort lab paa Sip % GIen'
bonn. 8perne 0leribu, 9asuuiaus,
Gbi8uara os Gan Guam / ben nOropeit-
lise Del af 2anoet iise8 at oare bleone
totalt sbela9t. Store Ebelagselier
er anrettebe | ilere andre gDer. !Sen'
peo 10000 Menneiter bar tiliat 2iust,
Sorbpj9lpet ucitraite fig til ben tilits'
benoe &epublit Colombia. N9rmsre
Splpsnin8er ON 9ataItroisn iaones.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Rita ARC a.
nrplinhsner trnsr. &c

H~rUNBUtutr IrNtr. Nnpt. Dnn1er
Of ben norite Camper 9obn 8ilion,
Der forleben aniom til 9teip gori fra
gluNfielos, %meobeler, at II. 9. Camper
Gan 6ranciscO % bet enGelFe aries.
lib Na8icinne bar t Saouen, oa ban az
ielleoe. Gn flor Man0bs Ricara9ua.
trooper bar iamlst / Bpen o. 8sejes
rinsen bolot paa at opisre ct Sort pan
Seiberne Ueb Suunen. Stisnt aft enbnu
bar rolist, bar GurbOlbene iaalebes, at
llroligbeoer funoe brpoe uo TT enbusr
Ito.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Winnefntn.

N, LIE LIE @lai 5rit Ital boloes
|pi,i Sa1s: ErOi. s. 8. 8reoa fra
ss e'atannioeriitet ftal tale.
sss"oHH..oRartcrne. gn Nh @ei sr
Nam 5s, lra Stephen langs @reat
Eh =; Sallsn / @aribaG GOuntp
fr M. '3e @Oubs, us berira meb
y 94s E8ne of be npe @ulSmar.
ii <s.taoeoele af @eien fra etc.
boz . SDs'l bigger 3uppen at ben
Fsrsr, 0rSat sauO RiOae.a geien
|#Cri, SOo 0oaOe for 9OItuoan, ua
sro' OO ben er life ful6t 100
Fi9s,,, gIaar e~tibsfarten paa
n S"a cabinet, pil Der blipe dob
KIM ',D' u II meuem gtesben
h5sSTSBi,l 6orbinOelie bermeb en-
Es S ,r til @nlOreaiOnerne.
a ars ;;Os,el'e, beOite % biaisIte
p Butt o;. tommer fra gtaterne.
/ QsSSsss iSsnTIInlemi'iarer Osiaa Sale
b., @HIre8iUner.
In.S sl'rm. spsn etiupater
ks,n,,S VIIermlooao bipmy,ot =,
gr 5,sn9 s,i iSar asan. % Sase {.
arr Nett ''So lat unber @anb %
(a3s % R,,t Ior 9enoeO $4,000 O.
IL" 'Vey9E9ntn8 bIsO repet Op
F'aysSe,, IN ior~ ~nl,ocrmjnsreOe % Ilemt
'V'"0sn OF en- flor Del al
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

oaro at saa tc8le Mil for at ie. slae
De torbsnoarenoe Solbater bar / 5ors
aarstst % liolist farpeoe 8alitoiior.
ter. Spao Baggage; be bapos, bar be
paa Natfen, mebens be npe 8abiatts
oar iplote msb @biifpHaiter. @n lang
&epolper | ben enc CONNIE os en- tor
Slate @biitp i ben anben bar 9asens
Sroen, % bpab Gnben pil blipe, inbsn
be itaar &esjerinss . 8eierpatiuusr,
buor gaabsn us @biitp tases fra b.
uItprli9s Iiloe, er life sObt at Iiss.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
9prenoe Margang No. 81.

paa WtDrtle Street blep fgrt bort az
Strgmmert. On Mano peo Napn 81.
lle9ren, iom tilfalbisois upbolbt fig /
Gpsnin8en, blep fert msb. 8paninaen
falot tort efter iammeit, men BET lpttes
oes lite at reooe Wtanben, for ban nas
ten bapoe naaet ct. groir Sgen. Sans
enc gen bar bruttet % ban bapbe faaet
betDoelis inbre Stabe, iaa bet er tpipl,
Ionit, ont ban fan lepe. On flor Del
anoeu goele8gelie blep anrettst /
8pen.
gil 8iernea meb benz. On gorep Gil.
bEn9er, Tom forleben tum til 5er9us
5aus meo en- 9tibelins al "gtrmsen",
uotalte paa 5pranleonin9, at SDen
Butte baobe siuet $1,000 for at bialpe
bam o9 bans Soft frem fra @eIten til
Often. Gnouibere mebbelte ban, at
andre 8ber pnu @pIten inbiamlebe fore
GUNNER, for at ienoe arbeibslpie
Wteno pitpaa. 3e brpber fig life ON,
bpao 8irtnins Seoa9elicn fan babe
paa Sopsipninsen, men bet ct en- biais
% mem Maaoe at bliue al meb en- tor
Del af be grbeibslsie, iom bro9 @eIt
paa / be 9ooe Gage, Os ioIn M ct en-
Pla9e for 8elteus 8per.
Mteoens Manoen par 5er9us Sails,
gap FL pelitaaenoe Wano BAN en- Site
paa 104 Gcriuner, ipm man gjerne
UtIoe faa pat fra 8pen, % tilbpb BAN
so pr. SOueo for iaa mango al benz,
iom ban pilbe ta9e meo fig til Often.
Een8ene ptloe bore betal6are, naar
ban naaeoe Iittsburg, iaa Der tunoe
bore Saab ON life iaa iuart at faa benz
tilba9e, SuOrOiot Siitorien er paali.
oeltg, ifal hi life tuune ii9e.
lllDffcstiliGloe. NtiIs Marie
Siertien, 9atter al &ep. Mi. Galt
@iertien / Minneapolis, Tom fUrlcben
en- Del tilifabs peO at blipe paafiDrt al
en- Spprpo9u. BOsnen rep benbe ON,
men peo ct rent Siouuoer Flap bun fra
at bliue fnuit unber ben. On Del
Sframmer baube bun bog faaet, men
efter 6orIpoenoe ct bun III | COB Be-
bring.
8uitau sloolpbs college. The
graduating exercises peo @uitap
G(oplpbs College / ct. 8eter blep
8OrSoag often afbolbt / ben ipenIt III.
tberife airte. Napuene paa be f~orItjels
li9e @raouanter uar: q 3 Glmquiit,
Scanoia, Winn.; 6 . Gbil8ren, Mors
ielano; 1beo. Seaibors, 0aetou, Soma;
3 8 3iloerautit, @aia, Wtinn.; 6 Sas
lOmpnien. N~urielanb; q Sano, Gar
Der; 6 Sparb, Ct. Saul Os q 8 GGs
mer, 8raucOnin.
Den melt interesiante Del af ll9ens
5%eItli8beoer bar imiolertio &onfureus
cen meuem Wiuiittoni erpatorietS Gle.
Der ON @ulo' % SslumeoaiIer. 5pls
senoe beltps: Niiis Cha 4eteriun,
ct. Eeter, Mlinn. Miis Mauo @plos
imitb, Gleoelauo; @ictOr 8sr9quiIt,
@intbrOp; Miis Sannab Mert, CT.
Yeter; 0ttis @eoline 9abl, Nurielanb;
q 6 Eltluno, Ct. 3eter; Mii8 Selma
@ibiOu, 5ieo 8ing. 0ommerne bar
Irof. q M ebuep % 8ttb. Speuion
fra Minneapulis % @ SObnIOn fra
Ct. 8aul.
Sra WOorbeab. NloermanS g.
Sureboe fra 2oet 8arb, Der bleu balgt
/ Marts, bar truttet fig tilba9e fra
S%tiain8en % npt 9als pil blioe of
bolot.
The graduating exercises peO
Supe @caoemp, BET iuenlte lutberIte
College / 8peu, pil blipe aibolot /
S~perabuiet ben 22be Mtai. Ser er
fun to @rabuanter ianr. GfOleu bar
imiolertio oRret ualminoelig 9oot be-
ip9t / Sinter % uOi9terne for 8remti'
ben CT gooe.
Sppaliit Gonpention. GOpulis
iterne / @ri9bt Gountp pil afboloe en-
9onpention | 9Den Buffalo 2rrba9 ben
26oe Mai.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Chtp.

Stor Slbebranb. Lima Casting
Works / Gina nebbranote 3trsoas
Iiten. Gubriten bar fOrbulospis np
% ben bebit ubitprsbe / bels statsn.
Ssaoen belsber fig til $500, 900; Gs.
~iurance 100000. Iariasen tn 81.
oens Sptomit er ubefjenbt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
q ebraifa a.
ssalaer al hnnrlia Mhifn.

6elger al baarlig WbtftD. Der
fanot bible Scener Steo | Sort Omaha
iibite Manbas, frsmtaIbt ueO Siemis EN-
belIen az Snoianer aompagntst. ST'
bianerne blep aimpnltrebe Os unOer ben
paafslaenbe 3ulofab affpreoe be oeres
&epolpere | 2uften % gap Jig I Sla9s-
maal meb SpIeaterne. Scenerie paa
9r9ret ON Morsenen eiter bar not
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n.

90mbeerplOfOu. Rom, Soe Waai.
en- Bombe %erplObereoe ibag peb Snb.
san9eu til 8rins Cbsscat6t's gaIabs
/ Yrati DO gaiteQo &parteret. Ere
P:rioner, oeri6lanot Slotsforpaltereu,
bleO minore to9Itet. 9alabist feb in.
gen Staoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
8rGfe nlano b.

HDe SororgIeHer. atben, 6ts
Wtai. Gn it.rt 3%OrbrpItelie in6traf i6aa
/ 9bebes, atalanta Os ai0aoin. cts.
bet iGltss iOast i Stbsn o. san Gen
Gubsa. 8Ong @eorg Os Gslse lanoeoe
ioas / StDlion og bros til 9amia, bpor
ct Ie 3eum bleo aiiungst / 3omtirteH.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

! spdnbau Os granbtorpIst | Berlin
aeiiersn seltos iefp | Slutuinssarbet
bet, men troos bans % granop4ieueii
a~nitrengelier nsobrnnbte Der 6 for,
@daroe. Ia Dranbsn bar fluttst, ittt
leoe 8eiiercu ia / Spibien for en- 9nb
Iamling til be B~ranoGots.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
glfobpl fan ifglae 41e,uiif llo,,

Alfobul tan ifgl9e ~1etniit uges
6lao" osiaa uo0iHoes al 1Orp. Del
beoer: 100 &~llosrnm 9Oru giper
altiaa 6.25 9iter abiOlut Qtio6ol. bet
er life umulig, at uobpttst fan blipe
snonu bsiere." Gorfatteren tr9tter en-
Sammenlisnins meo gotetssbrQnoepin
os ilutter iaateoes: "3ette Reiultai
6erettiser til ben autasslis, at 1orpen
bpoer bet bebite Watsriale til 5remltil.
ling at Spiritus al GslulOie, os at bep
Uif tunHe Optase apniurranceu msa
8oteter.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Sernbanelammenitsb. st frnats.

W HUUHtTUHIWtHFVU Ut IIVBIt'
list Sammsnitso fanot forlebsn Wlor'
gen Stso paa Omaha Sernbansu |
Narbeben at Wenomonie Surction, IA
Wil ira Miuneapolis mensm ct 9asia'
9ers % ct 5ra9ttr9n. 70 9errbanefull
blen or9bt % tre andre baarbt fpa.
lteoe. Sneen af Iasiasererue tom til
ltaos. Waitinerne, YUit', Baggage. O9
G~rpresposnene bleo totalt tuuite oa
Here al 6ra9tuo9nene bleo LENT rams
ponereoe. lllptten iises at itBloss Ill.
ltoeiRttelie al en- 9ioen Orbre.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Tranfria..

gombesrploHon. Bdrts, lite Wai
On Bombe erploosreoe ibas uoeuio
Sntteiabri'anten 8isrre RaSious Be
lt9 ! 42os Gueuus Rlsbers. 9ngu
bltp %iaaret, % QUIET feb iun ubstpbeti.
Sfaoe. Der baoes tntst SpOr al @isr
ninasmanoen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Nt an.

WislDffet Nttentat. st briitist
5oriss bIep fOrleben 9iUrt paa at
ipran8e Statsfansilet | 9afion / Cuff
ten meo 3gnamit. met, peO 5nnsepuss
ternes r~eiolute Sptrabeu blep 8oretas
9enoet forbinoret. Nttentatets Sopeo'
mano CT tire farlise Gorbrgosre.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

altior moriomt. s ct 9beater
en- al sperises Smaabper fab IN Dame
paa galtOnen % 10 iaa biertslist Of
"Cntel BrnIiss" 2sier, at bun table
fine 1anber neb | Sopebet paa en-
Serre. 1anberne III bun isisn, men
10 bog life mere.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Gn aamaleon / Ylanteperoenen,

s gentratameriia bar man opbaset ct
Ira, iOm bar glaoe mso tire Garper.
On Worssnen er 8labene boibe, ON
Mibbasen rsoe os ON gftensn blaa.
Oct blomitrer fra September til 3os
pember.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

6pab 5noiausrne iparsbe. Sa ssr
Wlisfon9r ipursts benz ON be oar bill
lise til at afbOlbe fig fra Grbeibe on
Ssnoasen: ga ba. os life paa Ssnoa,
alens, men osiaa ale andre Gage.
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9nbIanbet
~ a.

.kalAte itllHHyhi"'r" 9
' e,nttS Wlaribal 8i6arbs fra
\, isnFs % Ell 9lfoelins 9oliti
SanSag en- lln~oerisselie al
Ea,irSs gulis / Greiton % fanot
earnSist ubitpr af 9alitmpntner'
s1 Gel falite 80 % Rs Gen'
s"a gtup bleu anbulot iom
l,ssis, ges8e Manbene blep
I'D f,r1 SjerHtng.
f., rIStpot. @epreientanter
s'S,pirr gui6 8rps9eriet | ct,
siTpttsoe forleoen en- Sanoel,
rs sr mlpe 9lot peo Sjgrnet Of
et,a MA 2lUenne peb Q. 9. d.
s,rn iGeoar 8apibs blep fisbt.
H. str, Cold Storage Gp9nin9,
\ 1slaasrum % aOntOrer ital
F@tnsS. @gcn ital pare Gfitib'
|,ist for 9orun, ps ct tUmplet
hi lasiOm bet fiuoes | andre
Egsr, pil tljpe oprettet. &epres
[rr for GAL 8laB 8rps9eri i
batg bar pGret / gpen | ct li8'
lGntN.
saluntr luffeoe. Wartinlopen
mrtet, at ~ SaloUner er lutteoe
kHs, 2gps oiI betaIe 5000 slf'
|niitsSs Born. g. q. Sacob'
fn imaa @Crn % s. s. Mcs
las 8ise, bjemmebprenoe | ben
|Rttse Gel af 8pen Britt, blep
a iprgiiteOe ueb at ipiie pilbe
|rltpSOer. 3Oftprerue Groom %
a tGu tiltalot % fire al Sprnene
Etig til fig ielu, men be andre TO
hN % til innelaoenbe liOlpie inos
(nst ID paa Nitenert, ba 9ipet be-
u at reRoe ttlba9e. De er MI ale
In Bare,
(aHi arule opboloer fig enonu
/ QsirsR peO GeS Moines. Zen
| raCnsuRrotae 8e9iuenbeb / be
Gage bar U1ret &lammeriet mel.
|8'p. asa1 % be lOtale 8opuliitcr
|SGn, &saUcr / Spioien. 3il ct
|NersS &lab uotulte Gen. SeuD,
\ NPUIiterne bar 8Uoe til, bar at
b Sc'oluttOuer % luOe Speftatler
b Sam % be pirtelig urbeioeuoe
L,rStne bOloer M paa at bD9ae
s % bet Iiges, at be aQereoe bar
&Qe 9aaoene bliper for1
\ Heo Gorer % pDnteoe meo alag
t'rrsre al ale SIa9s % Stgrrel.
ltltrpmningcu til 9eiren er itas
Eati % Der er bIeuen bUlot flere
pa GOl. SpceO % andre.
Gctre8 ben 9oe bs. &eQps
~ 'mboro paa 3rnuspprtbaaoene
We b. % ietleoe neboper 9es
BIcNen, 8nnoe @pbefpltnins
Y 9aren bar meoet glade pper, at
FnA TONNE bort fra 0es Moines,
21F'l Iaa / IL Gage. Sutrin0
AanO 8tt pmboro / 9aaoene.
|'a ZOO % 300 Mtano bar forlaot
\ anoer CpbOloet I 8e8 Moires.
= fGoooer 6looen bar bibtil peret
|9lgISobaoOcn Gritsion. On big
.s.''aQso fonot 2Drong Stcb i
|9s' net IOrpeoUbaaoen GricsIon
S'ao!sIt. Oct er ben igrIte 9aob
Eaan' art, Der nogenfnOe er bleuen
\ lnss ! 2onOet, og bet er
|a''1 !, @orpcoObano, Der er bpaoet
gs G5s;1lertn8, 8 6perparelie af
!, \: vase @ieuueIter blep Stibet
.tll@ Carrie g. Sicne.
| |r Y a. 0q30et | Gignriorm bet er
t,so 'oH8t 10 Sob 6 3ommer bnbt
.SO IONS normal displacement.
~ o'. N Ii99er miOtitibs; be er be.
/" u y 1900, men pcntts at bile
\, ];OOO 9eitc5 araft. ubruft.
E \ ~.,aar AZ ct tort % to minore
[r.,''', lomt fire burtigItpbenoe
u.s. Seiatninsen pil foinme til
''- a IS 0iTcerer % @eniae.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Get beoite MibOsl til Selpfrnbis,
bsb sr Selppirtiombsb.
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ARRANGEMENT COMPLETE

The Executive Committee having
charge of the arrangements for the con-
vention held a meeting at the Golden
Eagle Hotel last night, listened to the re-
ports of subcommittee and made all the
final arrangements. 1t was evident that
work well. They we're as follows:
Executive Committee Theodore
Reichert, Chairman, Q. L. Jones, Thomas
Scott, j. 4. Woodson, +. 5. Hadley,
w. ii. Govan, w. K. Knox, Jr., G. n.
Post, T. IL. Wallis, G. II. Holmes, a. c.
Hinkson, j. w. Wilson, j. o. Coleman,
S. B. Smith, J. O. Funston.
Hall Committee-T. H. Wallis, Chair
man. L. S. Hadley, G. II. Holmes.
Press Committee-E. b. Willis, Chair
man, Charles X. McClatchy, J. b. Har-
ris, J. \. Larkin, Charles Schmitt, w. J.
Hassett, j. j. Campbell, Thad j. McFar-
land.
Accommodations and Information
Committee-J. o. Coleman, Chairman; z.
W. Hale, w. w. Coons, Q. w. Erie
wine, a. C. Herrick and Ii. Ii. Grau.
CONVENTION NOTES.
A great crowd of people came in on the
trains from all directions last night.
Among the press workers who arrived
Berkeley DAILY 1dU0cdte, and NJ. NJ,
Barnett of the san francisco Journal of
Commerce..
NJ. NJ. Ogden is here representing the
Los Angeles Herald.
There is universal praise of the hand
some appearance Of the convention hail
and the completeness of all arrange
ments.
1t is understood that the opponents OF
Mr.. Estee have come to an understand
ing and propose 10 try and elect f. II.
Churcn of Fresno Chairman of the nop
vention.
Hon. Grove L. johnson will probably
be Chairman of the Committee on Plat
form and Resolutions.
Ex-Lieutenant Governor Romualdo
Pacheco was among the arrivals on the
overland last night. He was warmly
greeted by hundreds of his old friends.
Ex-Governor Eli III. Murray of Utah.
now a delegate from San Diego to the
The record-union., 1894-06-19
sixth Congressional District
THE CROPS.
Grain is Turning Out Much Better
Than Was Expected.

Grain is Turning Out Much Better
Than Was Expected.
Director Barwick of the California
Weather Service. in his crop bulletin for
the week ending June lSth summarizes
as follows:
The heat deficiency over the State
ranged from So at San Diego to g. at Los
Angeles and Red Bluff, while the precip-
itation was in excess at San Francisco,
Red Bluff and Fresno, deficient at Sacra-
mento, and normal at Los Angeles and
San Diego.
These meteorological features of the
week have greatly benefited late grain
by assisting It's filling out with good
plump kernels, but it has retarded the
ripening of fruit, preventing the markets
from being giutted and thereby lowering
the prices below a profitable point to the
producer.
Haying is continuing and harvesting Of
grain has begun. The yield Of the latter
is far beyond the expectations Of the
most sanguine, as made several weeks
ago. The crop, Of course. is below the
average. taking the State in its entirety,
as is also the hay crop. Warmer weather
is needed for fruit and all summer crops.
trosts were quite prevalent III some Of
the higher foothill sections, doing some
slight damage to vegetable growth.
The highest temperature was l020 at
Huron, Fresno County, and the lowest
~ at Adm, ModOc County,
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FALLING INTO LINE.

Property Owners showing DISPOSE
tion to Comply With the Law.
Some of the cases involving the viola
ton of city ordinances were disposed of
in the Police Court yesterday.
j. Scroggs pleaded guilty to having
violated Ordinance No. 323, and sentence
was continued until some time next
month.
The case OF /. Joseph for obstructing
the sidewalk at 53I X street, by maintain
ing projecting show-wlndows, was con-
tinued until the 2Sth inst.
The proceedings against ID. Dierssen
for violating the sidewalk ordinance was
dismissed on motion of the City Attorney
Dierssen having complied with the pro-
visions of the ordinance.
The charge against Mrs. c. f. Singleton
of obstructing a sidewalk was dismissed,
she having signitied her intention of re-
moving the obstruction complained Of.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
Plcnic prizes Mon.

At the Bersaglieri picnic on Sunday
last the following prizes were won :
First. gentleman's gold watch, SG5 No.
299; second, lady's gold watch, 500, No..
5l4; third. gents silver watch, $50, No.
252; fourth, lady's silver watch, Sl5, No.
409; fifth, lady's gold earring, Sl5, No. 80;
sixth, gents gold ring, 81, No. 100;
seventh, lady's gold bracelet, SD, No. 13I.
eighth, lady's gold ring, so, No. 4G0;
ninth, gents gold-headed cane, $40, No.
100; tenth, gents gold sleeve-buttons, S..
No. 455.
The members of the company say they
were most Hospitality received and treated
by the people of Woodland, aud that the
excursion was a success in every way.
The record-union., 1894-06-19

Repu blican Convention, is industriously
working in the field to see that the right
standard-bearer comes to the front with
out any jar.
The Los Angeles delegation caucused in
Changers Ean yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock. There were tifty-three delegates
present. w. Z. Arthur of Pasadena was
elected Chairman of the delegation by a
vote OF Il to II for Colonel G. Wiley
Wells of Los Angeles, which, it is
claimed by McLachIan's friends, repre-
sents his strength in the delegation for
Congress from the Sixth District. This
claim, however is denied by the Sheldon
men, who say it has no special signifi-
canoe, and that they have majority. 1t
was declared as the sense of the delega-
ton that they were committed as a unit
to Mckinley for the Supreme Justiceship,
under the instructions of the Los Angeles
County Convention. S. G. Miliard also
defined his position in regard to Lieu
tenant-Governor. He will allow his
name to be presented after Mckinley is
disposed of, provided, of course. that the
nomination OF Justices takes place first,
the delegates deciding to make an effort
to secure this in the order OF business.
sixth Congressional District.
In accordance with the call heretofore
issued, the Sixth Congressional District
Republican Convention will meet in the
Senate Cham ber at the Capitol building
at 800 2. NJ. to-day, or Immediately after
the first adjournment OF the State Con-
vention.
The record-union., 1894-06-19

CAFFERTY-In this city, June 18th, Patrick
William Cafferty, husband of Rosannah
Canerty, native of Ireland, aged 81 years.
B5-FrIends ana acqua1ntances are respect
fully invited 10 attend the funeral to-inor-
row "wednesday, at 1880 A. NJ, from the
Cathedral. Interment private.
Burke, son of NJ. A and the late Coz. John
Burke of New York City, a native of New
York, aged So years. 10 months and 90
days.
H5-Frlends can view his remains at the
Sutter Club day from 1870 to 2 2. NJ.
Remains will be sent to San Francisco this
afternoon for interment.
WATERS-In this city, June 18th, William
r. Waters, husband OF Jane E. Waters
Gather of Mrs C. II. Holmes and Mrs 5. G..
Motif, native of New York, aged 63 years
and 27 days.
BS- Friends and acquaintances are re-
spectfully invited TO attend the funeral to-
day at 1870 A. NJ, from the residence of his
daughter, Mrs. G. H. Holmes, 17O1 o street.
Interment private.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
Mining at Folsom.

A few days ago, says the Folsom Tele-
graph, forty horsepower engine and a
big pump arrived there. The pump has a
capacity of $1,000 gallons an hour. This
machinery is TO be used in the mine
which is being operated by Messrs. Nc
Cue, Bates, jackson, Connolly, Winters
and King. The mine is situated near the
Jewish Cemetery, and the intention is to
go down through the bedrock, and then
prospect. The prospecting will be started
at about 100 feet from the surface. The
parties interested in the enterprise are
confident that there Is lots of gold in the
ground beneath the bedrock, and intend
10 get it out ii there is.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
Death of p w. O. Hartv.

P. w. Cafferty, watchman at the State
Printing Office, died FROM an attack of
pneumonia at his residence, Fifteenth
and o streets, yesterday, after an illness
of only a few days. He was an old resi-
dent of Sacramento and had an extensive
acquaintance. His funeral will take
place from the Cathedral tomorrow fore
noon at 10 o'clock. Deceased was 81 years
of age, and had no near relatives in Cali
fornIa except his wife, Mrs. Rose Cafferty.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
..High links, Tonight.

Invitations are out for an entertainment
at the Old Pavilion this evening, and they
rea d:
"The pleasure of your company is re-
spectfully requested at High Jinks
to be given to the delegates to the.Repub-
lican State Convention at the Old Pavil-
ion, Sixth and NJ streets, on Tuesday
evening. June 10Th. Compliments of the
City of Sacramento. (Not transferable).' -
1t is said there viii be refreshments,
boxing bouts, etc.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
THE MULLERY ESTATE.
Personal Property That Was Given
a WAY hy the Dacedant.

Personal Property That Was Given
Away by the Decedent.
Mrs. Catherine Johnston, Mrs. Mary
Brannon, Miss Nellie Knapp and VIM.
Mullery were yesterday examined by
Judge Johnson in the Superior Court in
relation to certain personal property
which the administrator OF the estate OF
Wlnnifred Mullery claimed belonged to
the estate.
1t appeared from the evidence that the
property was given to them by the de-
ceased, but some OF it was not delivered
until after her death. That portion the
Judge ordered the parties to return to the
administrator, the remainder they being
permitted to keep.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
SIGNAL CORPS.
Lieutenant Fred NJ. Martin REFLECTED
Commander.

OOHlInHNU6r.
An election for commander of the
Fourth Brigade Signal Corps was held at
the Armory last evening, and Lieutenant
Fred NJ. Martin, the present commander,
was rejected by unanimous vote Of the
corps. Captain E. NJ. Sheehan of the
Fourth Brigade staff presided.
After the election very sociable time
was had, music and singing by the Signal
Corps, Mandolin Club and Clunie Or
chestra being the order OF the evening.
The following officers were
present: Major w. II. Sherburn. Major
w. w. Douglas, Major w. l. Wallace
(retired), Colonel j. W. Guthrie, Captain
t. b. Hall, Captain II. l. Seymour, Cap
tain A. j. Lloyd, Lieutenant {. b. Strong,
Lieutenant w. b. Maydwell and Lieu
tenant +. G.. Smith.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
Colored Republicans.

There was a conference yesterday OF
several colored men from various
counties, for the purpose of considering
the matter of NJ Nj. Estee's sentiments
toward the colored race. The meeting
was presided over by L. b. Morton OF
this city, President of the Afro American
League.
Alter some discussion the majority de-
clared themselves against Mr.. Estee.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
Harper,s War History.

Harper's Illustrated History of the
War" viii be sent to all subscribers in
the country direct from Chicago. All
who desire the work must notify the local
agents or this office direct, and within
two weeks they will receive the numb bers
paid for. Nos. l, 2,3,4,5, and now ready.
All who desire to subscribe for the full
20 numbers can do so by remitting 81 0S
to this office. None but bona fide sub
scribers to the RECORD UNION or
WEEKLY UNION can get the history at
cents per number.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
A Broken Ankle.

young man named Alfred Bapst was
yesterday walking by the side of flat-car
loaded with lumber at the east end of the
depot, when part of the load became loos-
ened and fell on his right leg, breaking
the ankle. Bapst was taken to the Re-
ceiving Hospital, where his ankle was set
by City Physician Fowler.
The record-union., 1894-06-19
Sentenced to Folsom.

In Judge Catlin's court yesterday Cy
McClintock and Thomas Martin, who
had robbed man named Robert Hunter
on Front street a few weeks ago, received
their sentences.
McCIintock was :given ten years be-
cause OF his prior convictions, and Mar
tin two years. Martin declared their
Innocence
The record-union., 1894-06-19
Real Estate at Anctlon.

D. J. Simmons & Co. will sell at auc-
ton this morning, at 10 o'clock on the
premises, the entire block on n street.
between Thirtieth and Thirty first
streets, sabdivided in lots 40xl60 each.
The buildings, barns, stables, 10000
bricks, etc., will be sold separately