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The record-union., 1895-02-07
ALASKA TERRITORY.
Considerable Excitement Over
boundary Question.

Considerable Excitement Over the
boundary Question.
SEATTLE, Feb. 6.-News of decisive
steps taken by the Dominion officials to
assert jurisdiction over the Yukon River
mining district and of their steps prelim-
mary to the settlement of the Alaska
boundary, has been brought down by A.
q. CARPENTER, editor of the Juneau News,
In an interview he says:
There is considerable excitement in
Alaska over the boundary question and
the people scarcely discuss anything else
The Canadian Government claims that
Forty-Mile Creek is in British Columbia
and to make the claim good has sent
thither two gold commissioners. with
power to make report IN relation to the
gold discoveries, and also as TO the snug
Cling Of liquors into that REGION"
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one. The price agreed upon was 50. 500.
Driving to the bank, they met stranger
who said he was travelling for a lottery
nrm In San Francisco. The firm offered
prize of $1,000 for a man who would
draw the right number. Both men drew
and happened to catch a prize. The
young man explained that it was neces-
sary to put up 81. 500 TO draw the money.
The elderly gentleman Immediately COM
piled with the request, but Farmer Emert
had to borrow the sum from a rich
neighbor. The box supposed to contain
the money was given into his charge, but
when it was opened only scraps OF worth
less paper and some pig lead were found
The two swindlers have not been ar
rested
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S. P.'s DETECTIVE FORCE.
EX-Marshal Gard Appointed Chief
Special Agent,

Ex-Marshal Gard Appointed Chief
Special Agent.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 6.-Ihe South
ern Pacific Company has decided to
strengthen its detective force, and the
first step toward this end was taken re-
Gently when exMarshal George E. Gard
was appointed Chief Special Agent of the
company. Gard has appointed P. S.
Chappelle his first assistant. Although
Gard was appointed some time ago, the
TACT was kept a secret by the COM pany.
1t was known that he was in pursuit of
the robbers who held up the express near
Wilcox, Arizona, last week, but to every-
body not III The confidence of the COM
pany 1t was supposed that he had been
engaged merely to hunt down the rob-
bers. t. ). Chappelle, Cards assistant,
has conducted a private detective agency
in this city tor several years. He is a
young man.
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Murder and Suicide.

NEW YORK, Feb. civilian Beckey,
of the Hotel Beckwith. was found dead
to-day with bullet hole in his head. 1t
is supposed he was killed by Carl Harch,
who was also found in the room with a
pistol shot in his left breast.
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are blocked by snow-drifts. The weather
we're. In Paris there were five deaths
yesterday from the cold.
In Dundee and the districts around that
city the weather has been the most Sc
we're experienced in sixty years. The
railroads IN many parts of Italy are
blocked with snow, and the orange and
olive groves in Catania have been de-
stroyed. Throughout northern Europe
the cold has been intense.
ll:3O P. M.-The weather continues in
tensely cold throughout Great Britain.
Many hshing smacks that put to sea be-
lore the heavy snowstorms began have
not yet returned to their ports, and con-
siderable anxiety is felt regarding their
safety. In the lake district of England
there are snowdrifts twenty feet deep.
A number of railway trains are showed
up.
STRONG EASTERLY WINDS.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 6.-For the past
week strong easterly winds have pre-
vailed and since Friday there have been
a succession of gales. com dling coasting
steamers to seek shelter various ports.
Eastward bound steamsi j from Amer
lea have been meeting W head winds
and gales from the east.
he British steamship )halonia, of
the Cunard line, which le Boston on
January 9th for Queenstown and Liver
pool, is thirty hours overdue. The White
Star liner Majestic, which lett New York
on January 10th, is thirty-one hours over
due
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A Madman's Break for Liberty.

SANTA Rosa, Feb. GA lively COM
motion was caused at Ignacio, on the
Donohue road. this forenoon. Two
guards were in the baggage car with two
lunatics for the Ukiah Asylum One
was released from his straps by the other,
and at Ignacio he made jump for tree
dom. The guards pursued him, and had
to run quarter OF mile before they
caught the lunatic. Both OF the insane
persons were placed in cage, prevent
ing further trouble. Two passenger
trains were delayed three-quarters of an
hour on account of the madman's break
or liberty,
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THE DEBS TRIAL.
Efforts to Serve Subpoena on Pullman
Without success.

Efforts to serve subpoena on Pullman
Without success.
CHICAGO, Feb. eff Mr.. Pullman has
evaded the serving of the subpoena, shall
punish him for contempt of court" said
Judge Grosscup this evening.
Tomorrow morning half a dozen of
George NJ. Pullman's clerks will be
brought before the Judge and sworn as to
their knowledge Of Mr.. PulIman's actions
on Monday. a subpoena was issued for
his presence as witness in Judge Gross
cups court on behalf of the defense in the
conspiracy cases. The subpoena was given
to Deputy l. s. Marshal j ones on Mon
day morning. AT the office of the Pull
man Company he was informed by one
of the attendants that Mr.. Pullman was
requested to inform Mr.. Pullman that
Jones had a subpoena for his appearance
at the Debs trial. The clerk returned to
the outer office in a few minutes and said
that Mr.. Pullman was not in the office,
but would be in later. All Monday the
clerks kept the deputy running up and
down the elevator. Each time he re-
turned he was informed that Mr.. Pull
man either had gone out or had not yet
returned.
The deputy reported that he was un-
able to locate the palace car manufactures.
but was finally informed that he had gone
to Washington.
The defense then called President Debs
of the \. K. u.
Debs reviewed the history and purposes
of the 4. K. L. The Pullman strike, he
said. was without his consent and con-
trary to his advice.
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LILIUOKALANI ABDICAHES.
Admits That the New Republic is
the Lawful Government.
ALSO THAT MONARCHY IS FINALLY
AND FOREVER ENDED.

The Ex-Queen Sends Letter to Presf-
dent Dole, Which She Says Was
Freely and Voluntarily Executed,
Renouncing All Claim to the Throne
utive Clemency for All Those Who
We're Engaged In the Plot to Over
throw the Republic.
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suffocated in Wine Vat.

SANTA Rosa, Feb. 6.-Peter Roth. a
prominent citizen of Windsor, was suffo-
Gated in a brick wine vat in Kohler &
Frohling's winery, near Glen Ellen, to-
day. Roth was helping gauger to OBJ
tain the dimensions OF the vat, when he
slipped from a ladder and fell to the bot
tom, and was buried in pumice and suf-
focated by gas before anybody could get
to him. lie was 29 years old and un-
married
The record-union., 1895-02-07
VIII Build II New TRACK

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. ED. Corri-
gan, the Chicago horseman, announced
to-day that he and Joe Ullman, the own
ers OF the site for new track, would
build the track IN spite of the opposition
of President Williams of the California
Jockey Club and other local horsemen.
Corrigan thinks that San Francisco is
the best winter racing point in the coun-
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Amendments Confirmed.

WAsHIN GToN, Feb. 6. The Senate has
confirmed the following nominations:
Postmasters-Ca California-F. L. Thrift,
Stock ton; John II. Hayden, Santa Maria.
Holmes Conrad of Virginia, to be So
licitor-General; j. NJ. Dickinson of Ten
nesseee, to be Assistant Attorney-Gen-
aral
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Relief for the Unemployed.

SAN Francisco, Feb. 6.-Archbishop
Riordan called on Mayor Sutro TODAY.
and shortly afterward President Dohr.
man of the Merchants Association put in
an appearance with Messrs. REYNOLDS
and Wallace, and the party held confer
ence on the subject of relieving the dis
tress of the unemployed. 1t was decided
to make call for assistance through the
puoilc schools and other channels for
their relief
The record-union., 1895-02-07
Not Captain Bogardus.

ATLANTA (Ga.), Feb Cit turns out
that the man who died at the sanitarium
in Lithia Springs was not Captain Bo-
gardus, the champion rifle shot, but l..
5. Bogardus of Los Angeles, Cal, but
formerly of st. Charles, Mo.
The record-union., 1895-02-07
Lieutenant-GeneraI schoffeld.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The President
has approved the bill creating the rank OF
Lieutenant-General of the Army, and has
nominated Schofieid for the place.
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Receiver Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 6.-The Comp
troller of the Currency has appointed
William J. Broderick Receiver of the
First National Bank at San Bernardino,
Cal.
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VICTIM OF sIARPERs.
An Alameda Farmer Buncoed Out of a
Large Amount.

OAKLAND, Feb. 6.-Farmer James
Emert, living near Centerville, Alameda
County, was buncoed out of S2,400 to-day
by the same old, old game. He met an
elderly, respectable man who wanted to
buy farm. Mr.. Emert wanted to sell
The record-union., 1895-02-07
HIT KefOrnn.

New YORK, Feb. Ga special to the
World from New Haven says: At the
Hyperian Theater last night most of
the women present wore fiat hats and
those who entered with the big hats re-
moved them on taking their seats. This
action was applauded by the men pres
enr. By tacit consent the women have
decided that the big hat must 60.
The record-union., 1895-02-07
Prices OF Oranges Not to Be Advanced.

Los ANGELES, Feb. 6.-Notwithstand-
ing the increase OF favorable circum-
stances for California oranges occasioned
by the Mediterranean freeze. it will
not affect the price which was es-
tablished by the Southern Califor-
ma Fruit Exchanges at the beginning of
the season. The exchanges consider the
prices high enough to give the growers a
good profit, and they will adhere to
them,
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Held to Answer.

LODI, Feb. 6.-Ah jim, the Chinaman
charged with having assaulted Mrs. Rich,
the vile OF a prominent merchant here,
with deadly weapon, having shot at
her, was held for trial to-day. The case
was heard with closed doors, and it is
limited that if the defendant had told all
he knew his testimony would have been
of a sensational character. The defend
ant swears he will tell the real reason for
the assault ii the case against him is
prosecuted.
The record-union., 1895-02-07
Deadlock Not Vat Rrol,er

BOISE, Feb. 6.-Another ballot was
taken to-day for Unites States Senator, and
showed no change. Shoup -, Sweet Is,
Claggett ii.
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A MINISTER TURNS ROBBER.
Rev. Reed Holds Up the Cashier
of an East Portland Bank.
BUT IS LANDED IN JAIL BEFORE HE
SECURES ANY COIN

Claims That Desperation Over Lack
of Means to Support His Family
Drove Him to the Commission of
the Crime-Three Tough Tourists
Start In to Rob Chinatown at Ash
land, Oregon, But Meet With a
Warm Reception.
The record-union., 1895-02-07
FIVE DEATHS FROM COLD.

LONDON, Feb. 6.-Bitterly cold weather.
accompanied by snowstorms, prevails
generally throughout Great Britain. Sew
eral persous have been found frozen to
death in the country.
Railroad trains in Scotland and Wales
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11
NtIton, WorS Iafota.

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9Grbe. os ilet lille til De Sfripeipnoige, men
pil prgpe at ienbe Ilbt allisepeI. On BET
duiee fcmme / Eapiriurpen fna ia oerfrr
in9en inre Miner.
BE tatfes iaa meset for "Goiten" % iitr
at ipralemme SNruen". Tom lea mn / fers
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lntet 9obt at at tribes men Der er opg
plenty, iom gisr bet Ssip ON man er
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fommsr pore "Gclten4 % ben bumprIfiHs
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bet er ben pRrSte BliSaaro noe.
Dor 8p Milton or ct nciiaa tripslist
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nieaiae elass. On for Del, 10 muaifs
hprfte 9eien af SnopaauerHe or Rprife, og
her Dor to nprIie Brefer. 8. Bang 90 R.
.Suerion (een iioite Tom BERTH ! Ropemberl
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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11
giaiuas, @ ontana.

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Sproehnnbeu. iom forbetmeite igrcr ct meset
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faoleos5 prsos gennen til 3ibsfororip.
Billings er en- Of sitiiee Wpntanas met
tripsItes Bper. % sigr liot eiter Iiot 5rem'
'trtbt, bUab 8orretrire % SusbpBnins OIL.
gaar. Rcrtberr Baclft Baneu bar fgr I
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tioner % au'srer; ionleoes bar bet ogiaa
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be ian'olote old timers. Sc bar az be fsrfts,
Tom bpgaebs iiue 5lem / geGow Sione
3alen, oe bar ianleoes prepct ale Npbp9,
eerIipets @IsnUprNi9heoer % &rGn9Her.
Neu be ituar ie 9oot o9 tr Of fine Nnbper
Gnieet iom aons Soraers.
gu at De f0rTte, 'om Tom bib, rsiiie Spit
tllbaae til Tcr9e, for multeens at tilbrin9e
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ban pil oleuie i'm upiter bu%noreaarige 5aoer
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Sans BetemmeIiesteb par bier, @uJbrnnos.
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meb fin Samtlie. SEQ baaber, be bar bapt
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benoe 8uibe % Storm for ct pcote Saarsne
for nlpene, bo fan mon piff tGnfe Tom Zoo:
1Cnot ofte Iifer ben 5tffermonb.
Der no mao fare- cir.
On Gpmmereu mnn leg ii9s, al BET CT
lunse men spoe Gage, fIsns pi Ton iiic 9lrre
inn Son Ier'cn. fore ben Rc''GI oiees
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brRber 5aarenr.
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interes'nnte Sitorier famtt RUrreiponbancer
fra bet samIe @anb Tom er me9et fi9riOmne.
On penIis Silieu os eiGoelief Rpianr til
-FuHen-a Peripnnls pg 9Gfert.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11
,omtS, Minneiota.

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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11
Agents Wanted.

We want agents and are determined to
get them. To that end we will give in.
dIcements such as never have been Of.
fered before. We viii make such terms
t at every agent by working eight hours
a day a readily earn not only wages
but something for a rainy day. W. are
not looking for ne'er-do wells, we wan,
workers who do not stop working when
they have made a couple of dollars, but
press forward to make several more. II
You are willing to work upon being as
sured that you can get god returns for
your time. address t3 81
NEW MRrzGER MEDICINE Co,
7s-2-F DEBORAH, Iowa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11
|emnltr fra Warauam, Srsapn.

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Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11

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% taf'c SOrberrc er mutt % aobt."
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Hsr'H. s SpbI9noinser burbt iomms
berUf og foo Gbers parnis Blob libt Of
ilslet.
gtso 9tIiea tr bet NOT bro bsrrunot. tbt
jea bsrtr life on npsrn Sbgecm blnuct
Soil.
Enticr loo messi bum, Der iornpI 0 ienote
ct Brsp ira Mietrs Sosu. Sab cs rol0n'
otH9sr iaG bsrs oitere bertha! Snr mon
be iamme 5'oIel9rsre pau 9etunser MI icm
for 4 Sar ioeu?
Sea ;ll1ll. en- b~jsrtsli9 Siliea % ct eoot
Nptaor til "Iecor0b'gOIten" os nlle neas
9riere oe Rtraitsr.
81 Eo1neipinnn.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11
Harm TIL SalaS.

ia ta u Opu 70 aar sammsL snner rS OF febs min Jarm paa $40 VH" Wy
bMs r 300 gae; nnber phn9en Refsn ct scbt Warihiane for % fat TOR breaking
aabd bar fnbt op al gauo fra Here "Gpruss" cst to Qr"fSi bet b8ssr oar StoeT 'ar
iebn pn Gamsn mso Ombpt. of Sapnsans bot War r uomanh tans tf
9prhmna of Seeos Saprt Hua Corn Bp9 ear o. SMo fots War neo a bets tr
far0ehss 2sts apebe Pa omhmt 1900 Subds Gron % henpie o. Rshs o. eoNih
he bar mere enb bet bdpe Of alminleus Qutng. Seq bar aNTass 6arn" aRa0nsr ue'
m9ttt Stano tuIas 8 SNt II smtsr aoGa IS 6ar u8 10 Sutr 'aut bette Wars
aurus 8 Rnboalt Dor ROrfi 9ptrs Ue Gmrtidnrs Barmn r 6'ras'm'
Sadion COUNTY, 4 aRh Gf fro CHsu, BHconfn. guien s inroees bM9 - $40 pr
are - boutd Tile s OpnS nIuoem ut buOO carmen r garN gntSH5 iOm oil t's'
benpsnbe Fa til y. Q. Wot, cSfeo, @H.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11
@cuOkus, Mtuu.

b. ReOOIigr! - @ooobuc or en- l,bcn Bp
Is RlI ia GCb BtHa peo 2uluth. ReS
EiHS & Spui9srn ". u. vi Dor Q 8utiffer,
eIaattrbntti % 9 Schooner. vi III ct epoi
dar, AUdO NUlinaen uneaar, % en- noasn,
fuHst goo Yris, iuo 5armsrne lille 'an iloos.
bar 3 9 Iepatcrs, % De bar siort en- 900
I'Tr'tnjH0 tbsit, DO ri sr beIisosuns iGsn.
iTm Of It tort 6armsifrift.
'Etnrnb'BClcn" guifes ct aoot Rbtaar
y ~ srb GrrmQono.
Sr Sbrpnbblemmsr.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11
Nath, @ronn Go. ehs Tafota

Or Rsonitsr: - Ser or MI Eaie ON al
be9pnos meO en- unaoomsforenine. buiS
5ormnnI Itol pare foo meset fom malist at
bragg un8bummen iammen fiji 9ooe % 'rtfte.
Iige 5oretaaenoer. 2etie er en- Ting, Tom
inssn bi babe Siabt az Of saa meo paa,
men iitsbsi babe baaos Hntts 90 @laot Of.
gien for at fno iftunp en- 5prenins Of osnns
Sia9S. IiaI Der til en- bel 9el gnisbeo. see
baaber, Of pi bill bIipe ret mango nitipe %
beiit iuesu pasfpe Rsbtemmtr.
Sermsb ct 9oct os aIabeIist Hptoor Ill
'"grIfsn' ce bsns mango 9a'ers
On Gormueui.
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11
aorreiponDance.

-,,r norm co Htrtss faas me
rd4r'offH ,, trir ~, enaaua ai~spnemidft ~
/, NJ, frif. ~, Nj t,ff tipr sHfuiii9oort' mso
|. tirfrf AAy,,. e,rr,rrutenf snifer bet. men
| RI rd'r ne-p' var, siarasi % aorss'fn
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11

Tor en- erItatnms al $4,000. 5or 2
slar iioen sjorpe yteii fig berpmt peo
paa en- beltemoeis Waabe at aipRrse
en- lllptte paa cafe erie Sanen. San
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11

Get iioIte Gar bar bans Seuner pibit,
at ban p~erionlis bar i YenssiOrleseu.
beo. men insen at bans met intime
Senner bapbe 9lnelie ON, at bans
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11

bleu 100 uastet al saa ilauo
par 6attislemnIer. Us So b
tilbuse. foroi be par Suntratt
Oa 10 matte title @aution
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11

pir,. " lOtUersOer MI aupuc ,or ypa.
5 ~ AOrpetObuuoeue CIR. 3. A %
tp,. tso o' GridiOus gruUe,
o. S1' l%reHOlIt Sell / bens 9eoniuo
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11

ct crasI 9ob Siano tilialas for $l2.
(. SoH, 614 YSrient Ct. q. Rnul. Rum.
Z. p o,l
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11

II OF FARM
Decorah-posten., 1895-01-11

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