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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1875-07-13
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ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
TO THE DAILY LNTELLIGENCER
Au Attack OH OFangemen.- 4 Se-
FiOuS Riot.


LAWRENCE, MASS, July PA ser ious
riot occurred in this city tonight, re-
ulting from an attack made by mob up
on the members Of q, lodge 'oi ,Orangemen
returning from celebrating the Battle Of
the Boyne by u picnic at Laurel Grove,
four miles up the Merrmac river. The
0rangemen from Lowell, Woburn, and
other towns participated in the picnic,
which passed oil quietly, and no trouble
was anticipated when they dispersed for
the return home, though threats had been
made in the morning, and some OF the
men carried firearms in consequence,
About dozen Orangemen, with ladies
and children, disembarked ut s =. NJ. at
the steamer landing on Water street, and
started up town. \ crowd OF several
hundred Irish were at the landing and
followed them, shouting and jeering
When they arrived in front Of the Pacific
Mills the crowd commenced throwing
stones and one lady was struck three
times and badly injured. All the party
we're more or less injured by the missiles
thrown at them during the half mile
walk to the police station, whittier they
went for protection. Four Of the men
had on rcgalas which particularly in.
Censed the men. One OF the men was
severely hurt about the head and had his
sash torn from him. When they arrived
al the station word wassent to the Mayor
who soon arrived at the scene and under.
took to disperse tho mob Of men and
boys, but without avail. The cries and
ccrs of the mob drowned his voice. The
Mayor with asquad Of police started to
take the party through the crowd to their
homes, but the street through which they
had to pass was by this time filled for half
q mile with the mob. Showers of stones,
bricks and other missiles were hurled at
The party us soon as they appeared upon
the street. With the exception Of the
Mayor every one Of the party was hurt.
Officer GummGl was knocked down and
badly hurt. James Spenlow, who was en-
deavOring to protect his brothers wife,
was knocked down, receiving n terrible
wound in the head from brick. At
the corner Of Union and Spring streets
the mob made furious onslaught on
party when nearly all the police and
brangcmen were knocked down. The
latter in sclf.lefcnse then drew revOlvers
and began firing upon the mob, who were
"Kill the id Ornngemcn."
The firing quickly dispersed the mob,
who scattered in all directions. It is i'm.
possible to learn the accurate result Of
the shooting. So lar Ns known no one
was killed outright. Two men, one wO.
man and boy twelve years old were
wounded very seriously. Ofthe Orange.
men twelve were wounded by stones and
bricks, some Of them quite severely, and
four policemen were more or less hurt.
The riot lasted two hours and u half, and
extended over the route Of mile through
The most thickly settled portion Of the
rity. This is the first serious affair Of
The kind since 1852, and is cOndemnd on
rvcry hand as most unprOvOked. The
courage and pluck Of the Mayor undonbl.
IDLY saved many lives.
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SUICIDE ny DROWNING.
Chicago, July IA man Of fifty and
n woman Of forty.live years were found
drowned in the lake at Waukcgnn ycstCr.
day. They had been lettering about the
place on Saturday. They are entirely
unknown in the vicinity, It is supposed
that they deliberately committed suicide
by walking into the wateri
Losses ny FIRE.
4 fire broke ont about II o'clock this
morning in Lewis planning mill, which
was entirely consumed, together with
Perkins factory The fire is diII burn.
ing, and has reached the building OcCu.
pied by Hook and Ladder Company 40.
. and the lIerrlck Hose Company.
The Tribune tomorrow willcOntain this
statement from Mr.. Geo. W. Fishback, Of
ST. Louis "As to the charge which ap.
penrCd in the Chicago journal during the
last three or four days duplicating me in
the whisky frauds at 81. Louis, permit me
while passing through your city, to make
n simple denial Of the truth Of all such
reports, cnlnnntlng from washington or
elsewhere. Referring especially TO the
telegram in your paper Of this morning,
| desire to state that the story ns
gathered by your correspondent Ia a
most absurd fabrication from beginning
to end. All its parts hanging
upon certain document signed by
Mcssrs. Mckee and llOuscr, Of the Globe,
and myself Of the Democrat, concerning ne.
gotiations for the consolidation Of the
two newspapers, which had no relation
whatever to the whisky frauds or the
seizure VI distillerics and rectifying
houses in 81. Louis.
In row cOnCcrninpa n woman this even.
irg Edward Curtis fatally cut James
lross with razor. All parties were col.
ored. lIross received cut across the
breast which severed an artery near the
left shoulder
John B. Carson has been appointed
manager Of the lIlue Line in place Of
Thomas Hoops retired.
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TnE New Orleans 1imsidcclates that it
doesn't know a really representative
southern man or journal that wants To ace
any further initiation. Ila own belief ia
that there are not enough people in the
South in favor Of that sort oi thing 10 con.
stitute respectable minority. ThcSomlh
is for getting back to specie pay
menB, because ii is an agricultural
region; because II Is conservatives be.
cause ii has passed through "all the re-.
verses possible" and got down to "bcd.
"rock;n because there il actually more
currency on hand to-day in the Southern
banks than there Is profitable usc Tor; he.
couse the South ia an exporting region,
and has al present to sell At specie prices
and buy at gtecnbark prices, thus losing
both ways. The Mobile Register chimes
in; "the iniationists," II says, propose to
remedy the evil by deepening H. II il
drink to the dfunkard and fuel to the
flame"
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CouScIL BLUFFS, Iowa, July l2.-Thc
Nnwrii will tomorrow contain crop
advicCs from correspondents, by tele-
graph and exchanges from the counties
Of Mills, l'allawallamic, Fremont, Page,
Montgomery, Adams, Taylor, Union, Coss,
Shelly. Harrison and Crawford with the
following general results; Wheat, oats
and barley, nearly full crop with slight
rust in one or two counties in isolated
spots. Corn something more than two.
third, Of crop, The grass and
vegetables are in excellent condition.
Potatoes never were better, and tho
farmer, are Satisfied with prospects.
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SCOTLAND.

EDINBuRGH, July l2.-Mr. Robeson,
American Consul, gave nm informal ban
quct to the Team tonight at the City Club.
Several residents Of Edinburgh were pres.
cnt and expressed their regret that there
had been no opportunity to give the
Americans an official reception as the
manifestation Of Scotlands Kindly feeling
towards the United States. Col. Glider.
sleeve says nearly all the members Of the
Team will reach London in time to take
part Individually in several matches at
Wimbledon on Saturday.
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4 GrCy.IICnded Clergyman Goes
AStriIy,


NASHVILLE, July l0.-Thp Commits.
sion appointed by Bishop McTyeirc, Of
the NJ. +. Church South, has been sitting
at MurfrecsbOro the past two days, in.
ycstigating the ministerial misconduct Of
The Rev. j. W. Hammer, sr., Presiding
Elder Of that district. lie admitted hav.
ing sent an anonymous letter to respect.
able young lady named Paralee Mailer,
conveying desire for close intimacy,
aud referring her to certain passages in
the Songs Of Solomon. The letter was in.
closed in m envelope with the lGtter-head
Of the Southern Methodist Publishing
House. lIer brother, thinking II related
10 u matter Of business, opened and read
liz contents. The Commission completely
yindicatcd the character Of Miss Mailer.
Hammer is Gj years old, gray.headed, and
has served in the ministry forty years.
lie was one Of the most prominent as well
AZ eloquent men Of the Church. The
matter creates great deal Of excitement
throughout the State. The Commission
rendered verdict Of guilty Of un.christ.
Ian conduct, and the Bishop pronounced
his suspension from Office until the next
session Of the Tennessee Annual Confer.
pnrp
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lninl ilnIirnnh ArrlllrnL

MoSrRrAt, OSr, July IL, Yesterday
a carriage containing Mrs lIcrnal, Ol
lIclociI, her two daughters, son and
two ncighhors was run into by special
train near lIclocil Tho two ladies were
killed. and Mrs. llcnnrd and one oi llCt
daughters were badly injured anil are moi
expected To live.
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LITTLE Rock, July l2.-Mrs. Judge
II. &. Caldwell, Chairman Of the Ladies'
Centennial Committee for Arkansas, hns
succeeded in organizing n State Ccnlcn.
ninl Commission TO cooperate with the
State Board, in order that Arkansas may
lW properly represented At next years
Centennial. The Stale Board is now on.
gagged in collecting specimens for the OF.
hibition.
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WAsnINdroS, July ia letter has
been received from McGrcw saying that
he has made no charges against Chief
Clerk Holt, Of the lntcrnals Revenue Du.
rcau, in connection with the whisky
frauds. No information whatever haa
reached the Department to-day from any
quarter on that subject,
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AUSTRIA.

VIESSA, July l2.-The lfeS reports
that the wravcrs on strike in Baum
have assumed threatening attitude.
Three battaliUns Of infantry and two
squadrons Of cavalry are held in rendi-
ness 10 rreserye order.
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Mn. KEELY, the inventor Of the new
motor, proposes within few weeks to
make n practical experiment Of hi1 in
vention on the railroad from Philndel.
phia to New York. The motive principle
il said to I've the expansive power Of car.
boniC acid. Heretofore the great scien-
tifc difficulty has been 10 know how ia
utilize llis wonderful expansive power
to harness IT,. This Mr.. Kcely claims To
have done. II il said that II applied Ia
navigation, the proRlling power would
not coat more than five dollars to run n
steamer from Savannah To New York,
while only onc.fourth Of the room for
the machinery would he required.
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Weather IIeport.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFfCE OF rHR CHEZ SIGNAL OHFicER,
WASHINGTON, d. C., July iS.-i An.

PROBABILITIES.
For the South Atlantic and Gulf States,
Tennessee and Ohio Valley, stationary TO
falling barometer, stationary to rising
temperature, southeast 10 southwest
winds and generally clear or partly
cloudy weather.
For the Upper Lake Region, Upper
Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys
rain areas from the latter to the Lower
Miss, followed by northwest to north.
east winds, rising or stationary barometer
nnd slightly cool clear or partly cloudy
weather.
For the Upper Lake region, warm,
cloudy weather and rain areas, winds
shifting to west or nOrth and falling, fol.
lowed by rising barometer.
For the Middle and Eastern States,
falling barometer, southeast 10 southwest
winds, warmer, increasing cloudy wealth.
cr, and possibly followed by rain aSeas.
The Mississippi river continues slowly
rising below 81. Louis, and tho Cumbef.
land at Nashville.
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rntApFLrnrG, July l2.-Thc Loyal
Orange Institution Of Philadelphia and
vicinity celebrated the one hundred and
cighty.iith anniversary Of the battle Of
BoynC to-day with a grand street parade
through the principal thOroughiarca
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FATHER STACK, thc pitt.bnrgh Roman

FATHER STACK, the Pittsburgh Roman
Catholic priest, whose quarrel with his
bishop made such stir, two years ngo,
has been writing for IIapcr's IH,ehly in re.
gard to the tyranny Of bishops, from
whom, he declares, comes all danger the
Roman Catholic Church holds for our
free Institutions. Rev. Mr.. Stack lie.
clarca that "the bishops are absolute feu-
dial lords; aud Bishop O'IInra in.
forms ia, in his printed argument to
the supreme court Of Pennsylvania, that
they intend to remain tlu' absolute until
they make the Roman Catholic Church
the state church in America, and compel
the national government to cooperate in
enforcing their ideas"
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TmE Raiirmd Ga:c,tc gives n list Of the
railroad accidents in the United States
during the year ending with May last,
showing that the number waa ,l2i, and
that the number Of persons killed wns
l7', and injured OSl. The greatest mum.
bcr oi accidents in any one month wa1 in
February, when they reached 2ll.
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THE officers and attaches Of the
H. Il, lInllon were particularly
attentive and polite to the citizens 6f
Slcubcnvillc who Visited their steamer
last evening, while lying At our wharf,
Their courtesy ELECTED many commcnda.
tory remarks from the SlcnbcnvilIc via.
StsuJtnrik Gastiis.
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IIGMrAx, July l9.-Coptain Rubarl
Wash, Of summcrsilc, and three Others
were drowned Of MNlpiquc harbor Thurs.
day during a snuall.
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SAN FRASclMo value. herself nj $40.
100000. Among the wealthy corpora.
tions are the llihetninn hank, assessed
sl3O3O,li7; the San Francisco gas,light
company, $7O0O,OOO; the Odd Fellows
savings bank, si,3iO, ,577; the Consolidated
Virginia mining company, SlOOO,OOO
Sharon, Jones and ltalston are assessed a
hnli.milIiOn each.
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Mr. KeIIey's SpeecIr.

the currency question up nj l0ungs-
town, Ohio, on Saturday night, which is
duly reported in yesterday Cincinnati
papers. Youngstown is prominent
point in the iron.producing region oi
Northern Ohio, and Mr., Kelley seems to
have thought it good place to air his
1866" convertible bond views, now
quite famous throughout the country.
lie endeavorcd to work upon the local
feelings Of his audience by telling them
that owing to the increase Of currency in
the country the production Of pig-iron
increased from GS7,GG9 tons in 1862 to
2,sj4,55S tons in 1872. The more intel.
ligcnt Of his hearers should and would
see in this statement an argument against
another era Of initiation, while the ignor-
ant among them would like to see the
thing repeated, il such Il thing was posi-.
bic. Taking Mr. Kelly's statement to be
true that the initiation that occurred from
1862 up to aud after the close Of the war,
brought about the oNeF'Pr"'uc.io" :"
pig.iron, then il 1t now very manifest that
great INJURY was done thereby !" tue pe''
interest ol the IRON 'rane. lhe country
Is inII ol iron producing lac'''.''' '"''"y'
10 much SO 'ha' co".le.'',om mugs o'v'
II 4. f..Ls.l,lt,,.. nut,I,.l,
the trade Ikea pail, iorbIhulhS ahyO"ny
to make money we nave, 'or instance
OOO blast furnaces now, "here we "''!
had, 800 in lSIO--an increase "I loo per
cent in TOUR years III lacilll'e'' WINE 'heFe
is a decrease ol one hail. or more III Tue
consumption And all, or prlncIpa'ly'
owing, according to Mr. Kelley, TO 'he
great increase in the currency
Nov look now 'h'S ""'"'"r"' SUM
ulation has worked 1t set every ".,y
wild on the subject ol IRON 1--WE specify
iron, because that Is Mr. hrIIyS h"hhy'
aud because he specllleh II a' l"nngS'
town. People could NOT ""''n n',''
furnaces and iron mills last rh"nsh III
lS79'73 They built them So last WIN
such perfect Juror ns II "rre-Il'at II
was said at the time that one cause "l pug
metal going to so per ton was the eS-
traordinary demand Tor 1t l" build iron
works Of various kinds.
RecolIect that these furnaces ami mills
nor ian Thov were huilt us thr Norton
Iron Works ot Ashland and thr blast
FURNACES in Wheeling and the mill. over
,ho riyor vorc hniI, with irorn, $40 si5
onJ S5o nor ian And tl,i. /. what i. thc
m,,,or.row po,J conitoI Iockcd mn in
hioh nricoI ontrrnri.r, Look m the
los. n coni,ol IN bcvin with Look nj
,,o lo.. f;r,cros, s,iIl ro;6u on There
ia M chance IN nroducc ANYTHING. nor
will ,bcre bc for nm Indefinite time TO I
como
Rr, ,h;s :. rot olI Iook nj tbo ,bou.
a.
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OMAHA, July l2.-Silncy Dillon and
party left for the East to-day via the C.,
K, La 7. Railroad. Weather very warm.
For Additional 1t,gapL Sic Fourth P,o,,
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4 lESNsYLvASIA ladies' man says he
is never satisfied that his lady friends
understand n kiss, unless he has il from
their own months.
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NEw YoRR, July l2,-Atriyed-Cily
Of Montreal, from Liverpool.
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FOREIGN NEWS.
ENGLAND.


LONDON, July l2.-Thc Ncri Paris
special reports that the country between
the Vile Francais and Macon has been
laid waste by the floods to the extent Of
forty kilometres. The fine wheat aud
vine crops in many places have been ut
terly destroyed.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04
SnOuitriiclifaber, nj. III.
(Slutuiua I. fcrr. Nc.)

\OiuillhN !. WI Np.D
Senne Stamp imcllem Adpital
~ Mrbeibe fan altiaa pa rrbere,
naar NrbeiNsberrsrneS "a Mrtei.
DerHes Snteresle or 0ienipiQe, ~
Den bcrlIe Waare ar Qirre rettt
paa, cr, ION la1t, ar baWne fans
arbtIpenbe inpnltriclle T~crblnbcl,
Ter. - Setre funbe cllda uIber
meoet Qunlti9e Smitnnpi1bcrcr
forlcleS Der / Secrrab, iier bpIs
Hlancn blep rel umDeritettet AZ
Spuntpets Snbpaanere cl il0r al
Sarmere, lpm bar 6crremiul Der.
Gn letpint Spnlaelie beraf Ilat
isg paape9e, nemlig pcp at 8apls
faIilternc, Wanufafturerne, Sdns
belsm9npene ~ Wefaniferne fcrs
enebe NJ me0 6armerue / @irmes
lbeif Gpuntp mep Der Sprmaal ar
bile plrfe III ell llapan Snbuitris
fprenings 9apnllle % belplge No..
p~iflinl ~ Snphppelie. = 6rrupsn
pisle 6rrpele plIbe Secprab pliaa
mep ben pppsrlise @anptraft, ION
Der funpe %benpttes, blipe ct for,
trinli9t Step for CT laaeant Sore
ta0enpe. - Gu Sfranfe, ION fieu,
pelil bar traapt blnnrenpe Selen
for li9e npttige Suitltntlrner, er
ell pls San9bep eaer Gllta9ebrl'
penbep bps 6pIfet ~ ell perar tsls
senpe iuobllpit Srp9t fer AT lnp'
l9tte fine Eem9e / npe Sprretnln'
ger. $ar SprletnIn9sn CT pIS Slp
npplfleG Ell pis 0rap al Irbelps'
FRAT % perpep tcpIlt Ell belpI4
Spetnlatlpn, pa CT man bellere pll'
liz I'll ar pelta9e men Oh fan
Stlllm9en maaite p9re panleliAere
meo Senlpn I'll 6aueSlptereslen.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04

- Gn Srl0noer bapos engnns Def
ubslo. at bans Sat fulbt NED / en-
BrPnb. sSrsret oper bette Sab be.
ltsmte ban zig til saa neb efter Den
table 8ienitano os fit til Den Gnos
noSle al line Nabosr til at fire bam
ueo meo ct 8ous. Sa 8renosn par
tsmmelis rpb, blsp SrIeunersn aue.
rsce I9nss iersno ban Aaasbe @anoet
sanlfe beioset al Stpst, % ifres til
Naboerne openpaa, at be maatte beiie
ham op isien. Sc Loo imioIertib
iom be life berte bans &lassraab,
% psoblep fremoslss al fire bam NED.
Ssits bar formssst for Srlanosrsn,
% / lin posrite 6ortuiulslis ifrss ban
al ole &rUfter:
"Oe.i'm 8 MI lite beiisr mig op
isien, iaa ifirrer leg min Sanptsn
Sousst oper".
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04

- Sporleoes faar man 5000 Yi.
ger 9ifte? s Spotipa / Iuslano no.
breote fig for nOsen 8io iieen BET
3psts. at BET lnart lfuIos ienbes
5000 Yissr ira @upernementst Yle-
ifop til Oct forte Sap. bpor be ifuloe
brinsss ombOro i ct reot Stib o9
ieres opsr Sauet. Yiserue itulbs.
naar be bare fomne til oeres 8eltem.
msIissiteo. 9iitss mso 5000 forte
Morlaner. Sstte taabslise &p9ts
bapoe imiolertio messt aluOrIise Ssl.
ger. Sc unss Yiser Siiteoe iia meb
Den Serite Den Beblte for lite at
bIius Dire for Moriansrn.. Oetts
8iitermaaIsraisri ifrsu Jig fra ct meb
rot 8lat itreust. / 4anrsbpsn 8ra.
tauo funoet Brsp. bpori bette Guen.
tpr ON 3uan9s9iftermaulsne msb
Morianerne fortaltes. Sst oplpites,
at Brepsts Sorfattsr bar en- @rrts.
busboloer Safopleu. San blsp fat
unoer 3iltale % tiIItob iis itplois,
men srtl9reoe, at oct Sele fun par
en- Spps for at baps 9eisr mso Yi.
9erns, lom ban tit bauos bert Sale ON
Worianerne. Set fremsif imlolertio
al forlflsll9e SmitGnoisbsosr, at
Brsusts 6oriattsr bauoe bapt ssen'
nbtti9e SsnliSter ibst ben W9nsbs
SrGnbsuln, Der bar bruffst peo os
mango 8rplupper, bauoe brast BAN
en- 600 SnotG9t. San bIeu berfOr
ogmt til at bstale so Hubler.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04
TprbanSlin9er
Board Of Supervisors
for
@inneibeif Gouutp, Soma,
i 1anuarmoSct 1878.
Mnbitersns Office, J
@innsibsit 60, Soma, :
Maupa9 Ace Sanuar 1875. }
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Sitanoi1lislle Of unrsrlaSst oi6rse.
port rosu for s2ill.
Snnbrom ousr blum Glsef. &a.
,birstun SOpnibip. Den lantolls 900.
rornbro. iulciert msp IN TetoltulnS
al Sl205.5l 90 l7-l20 GorrStsn
orbsloe. SIS pr. Gotb, Ssrnuncsrlus
S159. N,itcn al llosIiiu off Ill "0uo.
one", Ylo,t,r. &pmmsrflerins ira
Soubtrlmiibs iii 8tunplnsct Ois.
Sunbrocn opsr Gonoe / Ylsaiant
Sopuibip. oGn laufalpte" StdurlOae".
busau Tor ell Gum al S2236. 81
Ssrnunperlaset foltsr SlO0O; 90 81
lbs GOro Stsna,boios a SIS pr.
eOrp; 6itsn al urslitsrne OF I'll
"@rooina", MurinQ on
Mr. Subnlon paoltaar at ban paa
lin &unlratt bar labI omlrsm $500.
@alpnsr Snsbrosu i StIsans 81
bueost for eli Gum al So54. 10
1890 900 Wmarbeioe q Z Gents pr
500; GOunilst ltaHeoe Sten, Sail
% Sano; Slsnen maalie bsnlss on
trent 4 Wlls
Mr. Cameron table lit ssst Nr.
belize bd % bolpsnt % DrsIosl
$50 paa &Ontrafteu.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04

- Gil Ser9efarpe bruaer Gus
ropRerne Sort, men Surerne ~
Armeuierne Slaat. frrpi Dc inp'
bilper Jig, at Den Nfpepe or pra'
get iii Den blaa Simmel. 2GJpp'
ternsS ScrSsfarps CT Suit, IOrSi
Sepet gunner, naar Bet falper AZ
mepens 2GlIcperne isrser / @raat,
Trrpi Sprpen, bpprl Den Ifrrpc
bpller, CT 9raa.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04

operpeie Soeerne % ie, ON life en-
eaer anpen Ylan fan antases. S
tbite ItlfRlDe pilbe bet pRre al
tor Nptte for alle Samfunosflass
Ter % blipe ct Wtiopel til at etabs
lere Wanufafturforretninser mep
til cHentliS % pripat Velpare %
ItlfreosbeD.
Decorah-posten., 1875-02-04

"Sis MIG enaans, Sioridisn,
bUOrior bar gu life mere END Ell
Spors?" - $ooIfOr ifuIos iss on.
ituiis mig TO? Naar ies iporsr 9eitsn
/ Den enc Sibs, iaa Ieber pen Sioe,
% iaa pleier Den anbsn Slbe al
Iel9e mep.~