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The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26

NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 21.--A disastrous
fire occurred here about o'clock Fri
day afternoon. All the buildings 'front.'
ing the river on the square between
ElySian Fields street and Esplanada
avenue were burned, including rice mill
Il, formerly known as Perseverance
Rice mill. This was one Of the
finest and best equipped rice mills In
the country, having been thor
oughly furnished with the newest and
most improved machinery only eighteen
months ago. IL is sal 4 that there was
at least $4,000 worth OF clean rice In
the mill The amount Of loss eau not
be stated. but IL Is possibly 100000,
partially covered by insurance.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26
Enrlana,s uIllmalam to vrnc.neIa.

LONDON, Oct. 22.-The 81. James Ca
zette says IL Is IN n position to state
that Lord Salisbury has sent an ulti-
matum 10 President Crospo. of Ven
ezuela, demanding reparation for the
arrest OF policemen at Uruan and stat
ing the terms upon which Great Britain
will definitely determine the boundary
dispute with Venezuela. The ultimat-
una Is either on the way 20 Venezuela
or, possibly, has by this time been ac-
fnnlln delivered.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

ACCORDING to decision of the SUI
prcme court there are two democratic
parties In Nebraska.
Mrs. ELLEN HEGERNoS died in Chi
cago at the age Of over 100 years.
MAYOR PISGREE was unanimously
renominated for mayor for n fourth
time by the republicans Of Detroit.
Mich.
FREDrnIcK r.. BILLION. aged %, who
had resided in ST. Louis longer than
any other inhabitant. is dead. lie was
the Oldest mason in the west.
DIR. AsAnEL CLARK KENDRIcK, pro-
fessor in the University Of Rochester, a
famous Greek scholar and a member Of
the committee on the New Testament
revision. died in Rochester. N. Y.
The democrats of Detroit, Mich,
nominated Samuel Goldwater for
mayor.
OLIVER AMEs, governor of Massachu-
sets in 1885, died at his home in North
Easton. Mass, aged o. years.
REV HAYDEN RAYBuRN, a well-lxnown
Methodist minister, died at KolSomo,
Ind, aged 81 years. In his ministry Of
sixty years he married 1927 couples.
Mrs. SUSAN Cook died AT Quincy, ILL.,,
while quietly celebrating her Tooth
birthday.
JAMES KELLEY. of Normal, Ill, died
at the age of so years. He was the
original of the character of Phincas
Fletcher IN Uncle Toms Cabin"
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26
EoREloN.

THE English missions ut Changpu,
China, were destroyed by mob.
JOHN w. MAcKAY, JR., eldest son of
the American millionaire, was thrown
from his horse while riding near Paris,
France, and sustained injuries from
which he died
In was said that England had sent
IN ultimatum TO President Crespo, of
Venezuela, demanding PREPARATION for
the arrest of policemen at Uruan, and
that the demand, If insisted upon,
might force the United States into a
war In defense of the Monroe doctrine.
THE Raca Latina, a Spanish daily
paper in the City Of Mexico, says Spain
will send the Sixth division of the
navy TO lombard New York as soon as
Cuba Is whipped.
TEN children were killed by tho
burning of the home at STAFFORD in
Polish Prussia.
FIELD MARSHAL DUNsr-ADELsHETM
and his wife killed themselves at
Vienna. lie was ~ years old; she was
90. Money troubles caused the crimes
FOURTEEN Cinnamon were put 10
death at Ku Cheng for taking part in
the massacre Of missionaries at Hwa
Sang.
THIRTY persons were drowned at
Caliaeau, Lower California, by storm
which destroyed La paz.
Henry REEVES, the English his
torian, died in London, aged 50 years.
He was for many years editor of the
Edinburgh review
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26

LINCOLN. Neb., Oct. 2l.-From re-
ports filed In the Office of the secretary
of state Il Is shown that the first two
weeks work OF the season at the Grand
Island bcet-sugar factory has resulted
In the production Of 100000 pounds OF
sugar. This represents a value at
wholesale rates OF about $4,000 The
bounty 10 be received by the manufac-
furers from the state on thus viii be
something like 81 800. A. the farmer
81 paid i've dollars a ton, and 10 mnlce
this amount requires 5000 tons Of bcets,
thc farmers share will be $4,000 70
pay FOR the raising and delivery Of his
crcr
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26

LONDON, Oct. si.--The Daily Graphic
publishes a dispatch from Shanghai
saying that there were 400 troops on
board the transport Kung.Pai, on
which vessel an explosion occurred on
October 10. the transport sinking inn
mediately thereafter Only twenty
four persons are reported 70 have been
env god
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26
ASSIGNED.
Firm of Which Gov. ciough. Of Minne-
sofa, IL Member. in Trouble.


sofa, II Member. in Trouble.
st. Paul, Mimi, Oct. 28.--Clough
Bros, as a firm aud Gov. David NJ.
Clough, fled deed Of assignment to-
John II. Byers. who Is connected with
the Bank OF Minneapolis. The firm
of Clough Bros. consists OF David
M. Clough personally and as adminis-
traitor for the estate OF Gilbert Clough.
The firm was in the lumber business.
The assignment was precipitated by
the Clarke failure. The Clarke estate
Is indebted 10 the firm Of Clough Hros.
in the sum Of $4,000, and the assign
ment of the latter was made TO protect
creditors. Assignee Byers said the
liabilities are about $4,000, but the
assets are unknown.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26

Madison. Mimi, Oct. 2s. Fire Mon
day night destroyed half the business
portion Of the town. over forty buildings
being now In nshes. The total loss Is
estimated Mt si5o, 900 and the insurance
A hut 40 600
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26

AILENTowN. Pa. Oct. 22.-The Crane
iron works Monday made a second
voluntary increase Of 10 per cent. In
wages Of their 400 employees within
few months.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26

AN amusing printers error occurred IN =
rccont issue OF the London Times. In an
nouncing the marriage OF young city man
Shocrnoss. a. few words OF telegram
which apparently belonged 10 somo
note from China or from Armenia were
printed after the interesting intelligence
They read as follows; "Iroublo IL exc
pecfed.n
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26

Essential 70 the production OF the most per-
feet and popular laxative remedy known,
have enabled tho California Fig Syrup Co,
or It's remedy, Syrup OF Figs, as Il Is con-
ceded to be the universal laxative. For sale
by all druggists.
The diamond drill. (Crystal Falls, Iron County, Mich.) 1887-1996, 1895-10-26
Hoods
S arsapariIIa

The One True Blood Purifier prominently
ia the public eye g. All druggists.
Hood,e D;Itr cure habitual constipa-
IiOOu f~iiiS tion. Price ESQ per box.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07


9irsbrunner girp. oeiutiener Depot
Gbef uro glojunft bes Mafhinenmei-
iters Der @entralbabn in Often.
sSn 8ur9oprf lit Otto Stnll. Sohn
bes alt=@emeinoeratbs Dralioenten q.
gB. @ton, geitorben. gr mar 5ulebt
6efunbarlehrer in S1parSenburs.
llnermartet RAID Itarb am Sienltaa
Naamittag Inn Mlter bon 62 Sabrea
sSobann Drummer BON Ober=@ngifrin.
gen (3iiri9, felt mebr benn 20 Sabren
gu1Dalter Der SauptluerfItatte Der Gen=
tralbahn in Gltefi. Sbioobl bGufig
ourh SrantAeit gebemmt, mar 8rlln=
bod unermiioli1 in Der grliillung iei=
ner YfiDt.
ssn Iellenitabt (gern) III 2ebrer
Grpsiean aeitorben, na6Oem er turs
porber nod in Der Sdule 9earbeitet
bate. Gr lit mebr als 40 Sabre im
S6uloienlte gefanoen uro bat Der
&eihe nad) in 8ebilaro, SDnpillier,
Noos unb Neuenltabt unterri6tet.
gm perfloilenen Montag lit in gaiel
S. s.. gtoienmuno=yobnn, ein betann=
ter 8asler 8iirger, Der belonoers auf
Dem Gebiete Der Mrmenpfleae Diel 9elei=
ltet bat, unb aud ols 9tidter lebr ae=
f9dbt mar, Su @rabe getragen ,poroen.
0err b. Steiser=gigntt in 8ern, Elm
iiber 80 Sabre otter @reis, ma9te aln
Sonntas 8Drmittag einen Spa3iersang
i'm Sremeartenipalb uno 1T ieit bieler
3eit Ipurlos berlbnunben.
eSn Often tppllte am Sonntag Nbeno
8udbinoer BON Orr an sefdbrlider
Stelle Die glare bur6Ibwimnler unb 1T
babel ertrunfen.
9(n Der ,Sanbef" (OberbaslD 1T
6err Ndseli, Wirtb seitorbeit, in Bern
alt=Notar gtiflaus Stebler, in eSnterla=
fen Q8ilbelm Seelper, friiberer SeliBer
oes vSptel 8eau &ioage", in Neffligen
bel &irdberg Satob Sob, 2anowlrtb
nnb S9leifereibeiiBer.
Sci S9lub bieIes geri6tes fommt
BON Bern Die Na6ri6t, baB oas Se=
fiir6tete einsetreten unb 8unOesratb
S1enf ben erbaltenen Gerlebungen err
leeen 1T. 9ie S6psis bat eiilen ibrer
beiten 90bne perloren ! Seloetia trau=
ert ct.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07
MacrIei 2l,ttcmat

3u oen 9lutomaten fiir Gbptolaoen,
Seifen, 8onbons, 3iinbbDlsden &C. 1T
Elm neuartiger bin5ueefommen Elm
9tutomat, Der guten beiBen Gaffee per@
abreidt unb in Berlin oemndhit aus
eeltellt tperben ipq. Sie Yeniibung
bes Saffee=M =Mutomaten lit einfa1 1enu0
Man felt cine Der bereitltebenben Sai=
fen auf cine feline, unter einem Sabn
befinbli6e &oniole, pirft Elm 3eGn=
pfcnnie=Stiif, ipie bel allen Mutoma=
ten, in Die bafiir beitimmte SeffnunA
uno Die SalIe Miro alsbalo bur9 ben
6abn bis on ben RanD nit Dem bam=
pfelloen braunen @etrdnf gefiillt. Ser
9affee ift idmara, Mil6 uno 3uder
Iino Sur Sanb. Mu6 Weine, GpGnac
&c. tperben our6 dbnli6e glutonlatsn
perihdnft. eSn oberitalienii6en Gtdo=
ten finbet man ieit Ginger 3eit Stuto=
inaten, Die gum = Sparen einlooen.
geim ginipurf BON flint, 5ebn. slpan=
5ig &c. Gentiiiimis fdlt ndmliO aus
sem Npparat ein auf ben entlpre9en=
ben 8etrag lautenoer 8Onb Der pof=
iparfaHe.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07
Grfcfareid,c GpGegfpsen.

sssn pielen 9anblfdotDen Der Neu=
gnotanos6taaten finbet sur 3eit cine
ebenio fonoerbare, tpie erfoIgreitbe 9irt
Der Gintreibuns stueifelbafter Sdulbcn
liatt. 8as 8erfabren III bon ei1igen
seriebenen Daafees erfpnnen iuoroen,
lpelibe erIt elm biibf6es uilo sungenae=
lpanotes Mdbhen als Mgeiltin ausien-
ben. Gieie bat ben @eibdftsleuten
ibre Mufmartung su MAIDEN unO oieiel=
ben als Runoen 5ll aeipinnen. SIT bies
'aeideben. uno erfolgt bann ,tiNt balo
Die perfprohene geSablun9, 10 erlbei=
men mebrere golleetoren, ipel1e IN sei=
'iigeriine 0emdnoer aetleibet lino, am
plage uno MAIDEN bel Ben idlehten
3ablern ibre 5funoe. GiinfSebnmal
ipirb Elm Seoer Der 2ebteren beimgeiu6t,
ebe man ibn als boifnunsslos aufgiebt.
sssn ben meiiten 6dllen aeniigen aber
fdon orei bis bier 8elude, um 3ah=
lung gu erbalten, .benn Die Mebrsabl
Der Sbulbner besablt lieber, als baB lie
iib BON oiefen griinen Mabnern beIu=
den ldbt.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07
Cite Dod,bcrsigc, cd,t a,,terifaz
ttiSG,e S5aMDIeang.

giner Der Mdnner, pelde am Wei=
ten our @rbaltung ber Union bei9etra=
9en baben. ipar Salomon g. Gbaie BON
Obio, tpel9er bon 2incoln 1861 an Die
Spite bes Tiuan5peiens geitelt uuroe.
Snfol9e oer bOben SriegsfoIten mar
balb 9ollanb in Not6, aber Der Tinans=
fetretdr mar ieiner 9lufgabe getpa6ien,
ct rief Die Nationalbanfen ins 2eben
uno lorote fir geniigenoe GehOurcen.
gls bic Stcle be5 Sber=gunbesri6ters
bur6 3aneD's SOB erleoi9t muroe, err
belt Gbaie Die bO6fe Stelle, pel6e er
nod etpa a6t Sabre lang betleioete.
Sn ben erlten eSabren bes Srieges
NOR @baIe's einsiee Spdter, Sate, Die
erlte S9Dnbeit Waibingtons, Diel 9e=
feiert uno umporber. Man fagt, baB
Gobert 2incoln ibr einen glntrag naA=
te, aber einen Gprb erbielt, neil Der
lteinrei6e Senator Sprasue BON &booe
Sslano als geluerber auftrat. Spra9ue
gait fiir einen mebrfa6en M0iondr.
unb als GbaIe 1872 itarb, 5laubte er
iein einsi9es Ginb ge9en ale 6tiirme
bes 2ebens gei6iibt, pel6er @eoanfe
ibm Tim 10 ansenebmer iein mubte,
neil ct Der Sc9ter auber eiilem 9auie
an Der 0=StraBe uno oeln fleinen 2onb=
quite @bselpoob bel 8labensburg Mbts
binterlieB.
Sic IiebSiger Sabre bra6ten i6peres
llnsliid iiber Die lebensfrobe uno ge=
nuBliibtige Srau. Sprasue perlor iei=
ne Millionen, unb ba er ME oas ,3ell9
belellen, @elo 5u eriperben, 10 Derarmte
er sdnsli6 bic gbe murbe getrennt,
Die Srau lebte aber in geipo9nter gBeiie
peiter /; 1ie belatete ibr bdterlihes grbe
nit 6Dpptbefen, unb fiirsli6 foate oas=
lelbe pertauft meroen. gei oieier 6e=
le9enbeit trat aber Die Seelengr6Be oes
Nmerifaners mieber in's fA0nlte 2iht.
Cine Mnsabl Sreunbe bes groBen ST.
nansmannes seidneten je $4,000, uno
i'm SauoumoreBen tparen $40, 600 su=
Ia,n!nen, um Gbaie's gnfeln @o9etpooo
gu retter, unb oieie bohbersigen Mdn=
ner Gaben fontit BON Dem reihiten 2an=
De Der Melt Die S6ina6 ab9ewenbet,
Die Na1tommei zines Der eriten Wfdn=
net bes sroben Srieses in's strmenbaus
aeben gu Ieben. &epublifen mDsen
unfamiliar iein, aber 8iiraer unierer
Gepublit baben nod nibt perlernt, bo6-
bersia 3u bailbeln. (galt. Gorreipon=
bent.)
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07

fanasifabien eine beilbare &ranfbeit III.
y1idt ieber Sall, aber Ell II grober Bro,
centfat BON TdtIen, tuie mir glaus
ben, bolle 90 Yrocemt, perben burd)
DR.. Yierce'S Golden Medical Discovery"
furirt, felbis ma9bem bic &ranfbeit iotpeit
porgei1rttten lit, nm tpieberbolte8 2ungen.
reidliher, 9dleimausmurf ielbit tuberfus
l6ier 8efdJafienbeit, 9robe @etpittsabnab'
me. entfrd ftenoe Mbn,agernng uno Shtpdde
al peruriaden.
i3iueifeln Sie, bab Sunberte folder Gdlle,
bte BON un8 ais bnrd bas 'tGolden Medical
Discovery" furirt beSeidnet tuerben, ipirts
Tide Gdlle bieier gefirdtetem nno perbdnss
ilibpollen &ranfbeit iuaren2 Sie brauheu
ms nid)t auf bas blobe @ort bin 3u glanben.
Salt icbeSmat iinb iie BON ben beiten nnb ers
fabreuiten Mer3ten, tuelf)e fein Sntereiie an
Der fdlidli6en Daritellung batten uilb oft
BON Yornrtbcilen gegeu baS Golden Medical
Discovery" bcfangett iparen unb bon befen
Grbralh abrietbcit, iih aber ihlieblid ge.
n0tblgt iabcll, 3usugcben, bab eS at beilias
nter 8irfmng gegeiI bieie idreflid)e 3raufs
beit alle anberen ibnelt befannten Mr3neien
iibertrifft, ausbriiflih ais MnfdlIe ber tpirl=
lihen 6hminbiuht erflGrt tporSen. Bei faif
dllen oteten Sdlen tiio oorber oer 1drltt9
lfmedenbe ltfdtbran Ino bte fdn,leriger,
baraiis bereiteten vGmulF Fonen" gebraudt
,poroeu; iie baben e;ttipeber gar iltdt ober
bod nur fit filr3e 3eit gebolfen. Muh
Malsertrafte, WbiSfeD nnb neridiebene Sn.
perpbospbatprdparate iuaren borber getuii-
fenbaft, aber uerseblid unb obnc Grfols ge'
ilotllrIen iporben.
Die photographer elmer grobcn Insabl
BON Yerionen, ipelbe ourd baS Discovery"
BON Shiutnbiudt, 8ronhitis, hartnddisen
9niten, Aifbna, droniihem Shnnpfen nnb
dbnlihem &ranfbeiten furirt iuitrben, finb
TIT funituoller g8eije in cincm Yufe reprobn.
cirt iporbet, bas Sbnen bel @inieubung Der
Mbrelie unb Gents in 4riefmarfen iiber.
1anbt ipir6. Gle f6nnet haltlt an Diejenigen
fbreben, bic bon ms fi,rirt ipnrben, rnb
bon ibrer Grfabrung profitireiL Man ihreibe
I'm bas Bud on bie Worlds Dispensary
Medical Association, Buffalo, ". q.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07

gsiuctt unierer Ydter feline neue
Gntbefllng feline Ngenten in Snbien
ober i'm Monbsebirge, um bort Die 8e=
itanotbeile bieles Mittels 5li fammeln
fein iebenter SDbn zines Iiebenten SDl=
nes bat iein 2eben in Mufiu9ung per=
brc1t fein Snoioner bat es entbiut !,
fein Wnnber es pffenbart ionbern es 1T
Die dltefte unb bette 2eberaranei in Der
Welt, unb ba lie BON ben beriibmten
ct. NernarOiner M0n6en angeDenoet
wurben, befamen Die Billen ibren Na=
men mad Dem Griinnsr jenes Sroens.
MotD feline Wrsnei cur 2duterung bes
9lutes uno &einiguna oer 2eber, bes
Wagens, Der Sdrme, Meren unD poren
lit ben ct. Bernard Rrduterpillen glei6=
gefpmmen. gu 25 Gents bel Npotbe-
fern 3u baben,
~ Sic ginnabmen Der 8unbesregie=
runa haben i'm 2aufe bes Monats Suli
cine 7erfreulihe 3unabme erfahren iie
haben tdgiid our1f1nittlib cine Milliz
on Dollars betragen. SrDb Der auber-
orbentli6 eroben glusgaben fiir penii-
pnen uno 3inssablungen lit bas Defi5it
erbebli6 suriidsesanaen.
M
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1895-08-07
Ser EDrtfbritt

ipiro aufgebalten ilnb
nerbinbert bMrb DR..
Yierce'S "Golden
Medical Discovery.
@enu @ie nidt ui.'
perniinftis lange se'
ipartet babert, 70 Ders
bilft es sur pouftan>
bigen @enefung NIB
Seilung be8 llebels.
Sb,pobl bon 8ies
len fit unbeilbar cts
adtet, 1T es eilIe bon
Sunberte1l bon lebelt>
ben j3eusel erbdrs
tete Tbatfafe, baB
Sdipinoiubt IN III
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-18

AGRANDES MALES GRANDEs RENE
DIos.-Cuando el empobrecimiento organi-
co aniquila ell cuerpo y ell espiritu, Sc i'm
pone devolver al sistema nervioso toda su
fuerza vigor; de ahf la indication espe-
cial del ''Vino Cordial de Cerebrina de
Ulrici" conceptuado por los m6dicos mas
eminentes como ell ''reconstituyente" mas
s'pOderoso y Ell vitalizador" mas rapido.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-18
Puerto-Kioo, Is de Febrero de 1895
THE AMERICAN GUARDIAN ASSOCIATION .*.'"
SO CIEDAD sEGUROs DOTALEs PARA NINOs
CAPITAL-CHCAGO. ILLS. E. u. A. r. ]s5..= 49,
CAPTTAL s5ooo.OOO (DOLLARsl :


u
e aaudaado nno sr Canddo zabae eoretarlo
S
p6lzas
do los 81 anoso la de del
quedan beecio de aqeos
periodic
&
isburse el sorante
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1895-02-18

la composition de abonos@ase
Adenas abonos epresados cuadrO
catalogos
ido digirse
@chllze cisian
tAa Xahucpa @+E o aa... aN 3.1@@a q
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15
A canine Nurse.

Jack" rough-haired fox -terrier of
quiet disposition, but a good ratter, and
an inveterate enemy to strange or neigh
boring cats. of whom, to my sorrow, he
has slain at least one, became with
out effort the attached friend of a
minute kitten introduced into the house
last November. This friendship has been
continued without intermission, recipro-
Gated by the now full-grown cat. She,
unfortunately, got caught.in rabbit-trap
not long ago, but escaped with no further
injury than a lacerated paw, which for
some time caused her much pain and
annoyance. Every morning "Jacku
was to be seen tenderly licking the
paw OF the interesting invalid, to which
kind nursing no doubt her rapid re-
covery may be attributed and though
she is now more than convalescent aud
able to enjoy her usual game OF play,
he still greets her each morning with
gentle inquiring lick on the injured
paw. just to see if 1t is all right, before
proceeding to roll her over in their ac-
customed gambols. This seems to me a
marked instance of individual affection
overcoming race antipathy. Letter to the
London Spectator.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL

Mrs. G. J. Turner has gone on a visit tc
relatives in Ogden.
Crittenden Robinson came up from
San Francisco last night.
J. f. Madden. the Newcastle merchant
came to the city yesterday.
Adjutant- General Barrett has returned
from Camp Budd. near Vallejo.
d. E. Knight, a prominent citizen Of
Marysville, is at the Golden Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Figg NEE Cosby,
have returned from their wedding trip,
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin c. Stump and Miss
Virginia Stump were in the city yester.
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rose of San
Francisco are registered at the Golden
Eagle.
X. Butterheld has returned from a
months visit to Pacific Grove much i'm
proved in health.
Fred Peterson, Mrs. X. Peterson and
Mrs. L. Darlington of San Francisco are
stopping at the Capital Hotel.
John t. Carey. ex-United States Dis
trict Attorney, is here visiting his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. S. Carey.
Controller Colgan has returned from
San Francisco. whittier he went to meet
the other members of the State Board OF
Equalization.
i. III. Pierce went up to McKinney's.
at Lake Tahoe, yesterday, with his wife
and child, to enjoy his vacation. He
took Misunderstanding rod with him.
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15
FOOD FISHES.
A Large Consignment Received fol-
r1,r

A Large Consignment Received for
Propagation.
A large consignment of several varie-
ties of live fish reached Oakland pier
yesterday morning for delivery to the
State Fish Commission. The consignment
was from Quincy, ILL.,, whore the fish
were collected under the auspices of the
United States Fish Commission. which
was requested by the State officers to
furnish the varieties for propagation at
the State Hatchery at Sisson.
The varieties which were sent to the
State Commission comprise several
species of bass, including the black, white
and Yarmouth. There are also quantities
of sunfish and channel catfish.
Ali the specimens are edible, and the
| last named is said to be of very delicate
texture as to meat and OF fine flavor. 1t
is comparatively new variety on this
coast The bass is not very prevalent in
local waters, and it is the intention of the
State Commission TO stock the streams
| with the progeny of these fish as soon as
possible. All the varieties which were
sent are fresh-water fish.
Fish and Game Commissioner Morri-
son said last night that the fish would all
be sent to the State Hatchery at Sisson,
and eventually distributed from there.
No doubt a portion of them will be
placed in the American and Sacramento
Rivers, or some of the large reservoirs
about Folsom. although Mr.. Morrison is
not yet prepared to say so.
The only young fish in the lot were the
black bass. There were $500 of these.
The remaining varieties were full grown
and will be used for breeding purposes at
once. Captain Johnson was unable to
state the number of adult fish he has
brought,
The record-union. [volume] (Sacramento, Calif.) 1891-1903, 1895-06-15
GOOD TIMES COMING.
Two Hundred and Twenty-Seven Es-
adjustments Started Up.
One Hundred and Eighty-ssven Thou.
sand Employees Have Their
Wages Increased.
TFrom.the Los Angeles Herald. /


Some weeks ago Bradstreet's an
nounced that wages of about $4,000 in
dustrial employees had been advanced, a
most significant feature of the situation.
having direct bearing, as it did, on the
effective purchasing power of the wage
earning community. Since that we have
thought it well to extend the inquiry and
present herewith the results of special
investigation at seventy-flve cities east
of the Rocky Mountains as TO the in
crease in the number of Industrial en-
some facts bearing on their increased
earnings.
Advices from Boston and other leading
manufacturing centers in Massachusetts.
in New Hampshire, Vermont and Maine
from Providence and Bristol, New Haven
and Hartford, in New England, from
New York City, Albany, Syracuse.
Utica, Rochester, Binghamton, Buffalo,
Pittsburg. Allegheny, Philadelphia and
other important Pennsylvania manu-
featuring centers, as well as from Pater-
son and Newark IN New Jersey. and
from Baltimore, covering the heart of the
manufacturing section of the country,
make the striking showing that more
than eighty important industrial under
takings which had been idle have started
up since April LIST, giving employment to
$4,000 operatives and workmen. Some
Of these have already enjoyed an adj
vance in wages, voluntarily offered in
most instances. The reports show that
at the points covered no fewer than l40,-
600 industrial employees are receiving
higher wages than they were getting two
months ago, an average improvement of
nearly 10 per cent.
The ma nufacturing districts of mex i'm
portance is that covered by advices from
Cleveland, Columbus, Dayton, Spring
field. Toledo, Detroit, Grand Rapids, In
dianapolis, Evansville. Terre Haute,
Louisville, Chicago. Peoria, Quincy, st.
Louis. ST Joseph. Denver and neighbor-
ing cities which report nearly ninety inn
portant manufacturing establishments
have started their wheels, FORCES or other
machinery since April LIST, giving en-
ployment to $1,000 employees. But in the
region covered fully $4,000 operatives
have had their wages advanced about 10
per cent. during the period under Discus
sion.
Summarizing results and giving grand
totals. the following interesting tabular
exhibit is obtained:
THE INDUSTRIAL REVIVAL WITHIN TWO
MONTHS.