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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1877-07-11

LoSD5N, july IO.-S.esIuers AnClsris
and Rnein. from New YORK; nbsrg,
Baltimore, aud Batavia, Boston, have ar
rived gI:
NZw YORK. July lO.-Arrlyed-
Steamship Scynthia, Liverpool; Greece,
London. Dalie Ste.Imau, Artwerpi
Ge4et. Hamburg; STATE o: Georgia, GIss-
gov: Vile DE ParIs. Havre.
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General Grant.

CoLsGSE, July lJ.-hx-Pre:ident
Grant left today. proceeding uP the
RnIre. he wI.l De received Il. Frank
Tor. on-tls- MsIn tomorrow e7enIng by
h commI tee, headed By the American
consu., and on Thursday dinner VII. b..
given in hls honor.
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The b y o. railroad authorities have
done q popular and proper thing IN put
ting down their excursion rates to Deer
Park and otner favorite places OF resort
t. such very low figures y lour days
excursion to the pure, dry MT Of the
mountains can now be made At u cost so
small that almost any one can afford TO
make il.
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aptured.

LAHBERTvILLE, y. j., Jny 10
Harry Van Eids, for whose Nret th
Grand Army oi the Republic offered are
ward, and wboi, charged with cruelty
maltreating a sol1ier'. orphans 20 ttE
death resulted, was captured here to-day
and lodged in jail.
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More Fighting.


SAN FRANcIsc'' July Io.-DsPaIcheN
from Lewiston VIA fortihLH, give details
"i encounters Win Lhe lNdIHhs on IAe
81, 4th and oth lnsLs. Near Cotton wood
Tuesday, Col. W nipple sent cut Foster
aLd BIeWett scouting Tor Indians ln the
direction OF General HoTard.- camp on
Salmon river. They had not gone TAR
when they met three or four Indians VINO
ran them back towards camp. bie""tt
was unhorsed but escaped Fos.er reach
ed camp, and Colonel NhIpPlr ordered
the command IN readiness to move 10
the meantime Lieutenant kaIu'>, with
Foster and eleven men, were sent 10 nd.
vance 10 recrnnoi,re RaIRes and men
rode over Inc first rise this side OF Cot
tonwood, aud, ,dowu into the side of ra-
vine where the road crosses before the
accen. ot Craig m,Iu aIus, and were
attacked before Whpp." could ret 10
them Ralne- and ms whole party were
killed. including Foster. Whlpples
command came forward, and formed n
line OF battle on the cast side ot the
ravine. and th- Indians on the west
.iIo All in omen ground about
ono thousand warts apsr, and ogIy the
-svine between them. Here they re-
,psioed mcracIrg earb other for two
hours. until darkness came. Whipplc
returned to his camp AID the InIrans
passed over to n point on the Cottonwood
trail. to Cralg's crossing. 40 more was
done that night. In tie morning Whip
pIe with his men started this way To- meet
Col. Perry. who wa, expected with sup.
plies from Lapwai. and kept out ms
slIruIshers along the route IGrT met
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SPECIFIC rh--cc, uf forging and coun-
terfeiting e.,c ION returns have been
made before grand jury in New
Orleans, against WELLS, ANDERSON,
CAzENAvE snd KESNER, members OF
the Returning Board. The pr. ecutior
of these scoIndFels is object 1 TO IN
Louisiana because it is said .hs, . would
be in violation of an agreement made be-
tween NICHOLS and HAYES that the
unspeskabe perjuries, frauds and lnfa-
mics procured by john SHERMAN should
not be opened up. This is y part Of
HAYES boasted Southern pohcy. If
NICHOLS was so vile IS to enter into q
corrupt bargain with HAYES, as sug-
gested, the courts should maintain their
purity and proceed with their plain duty.
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HAYES proclsims for reform in the
civil service and adivoscement Of poll
Iicisns from government employ
ment, aud forthwith removes n
brave soldier from the Collectorship of
Baltimore, to which position he had
been commissioned for four years less
than two years ago-remoyes hm over
the protests OF the importers and business
men OF Baltimore-snd appoints TO the
Office the chairman of the Radical State
Committee of Murylsnd-a professional
poliucian-at the instance of n notorious
political trader and as part Of q dirty
political bargain. He rewards with the
highest places the kn@vea who usnlpu-
lated the pururers and thieves in Louis
lana and Florida; and doubles the value
Of the office held BY the Chairman OF the
Ohio State Radical Committee. 80 We
20 swimming along.
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Attacked by Mexican Highwaymen.

NEW YORK, July IO.-A san Anlonlol
Texas, dispatch, says that at P. VI. on
Sunday the train of Mr. Scheibsgen cn
route from Chihuahua to San Antonio,
laden with specie, WAS attacked by thirty
five white and Mexican hIghwaymcn on
Seco creek, ffty-two miles from there.
The train contained twelve wagons, and
there were twenty men with it. After
desperate ii ght the robbers were driven
off, losing several killed and wounded.
The major domo o! the train, Frsok
Grimsiger, and II Mexican were killed,
and several others Of the train were
wounded. No such outrage has oc-
rurrpd since the WAT
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IT is gratifying to see so able and IN
auentisl an organ o! the Republican
party as the Cincinnati Gozete coming
out in manly a1d strong terms in favor
OF the rePes. OF that iniquItous and oP-
pres.ive measure, the Resumption Act
The little speech made by the editor of
the Gazette, Mr.. RICHARD SMITH, on
Change the other day, showing the
cru. hing effects upon the industries of the
country, that the attempt to enforce the
provisions OF that act Is having, were the
words Of statesman. The Chamber OF
Commerce OF Cincinnati has put itself
upon record rs protesting against III at
tempt to resume in 1879.
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The SuIlen Sayages.
WAsHINGToN, July lO.-The fellow
ing telegram WAS received tits morning
al the War DepaTtmen: from Ssn Fran
cisco.

w A-hlNE W. - Al w. AV 'N'tN"
ing telegram WAS received tits morning
At the War Departmen: from Ssn Fran
cisco:
CRAIG FEkRY, SALMON RIVER ,
July >, 1877.
Green's advance Cr rumor OF II turned
Joseph back, and as ! crossed the salmon
TO the enemies side, he fed 10 the mouth
OF the Salmon snC recrosSed. l Rad pro
vided tor this, by ordering the calvary
force with two gattling guRs 10 Cotton
wood. Capt. Perry and = portion o. the
train from Lspwai formed = junction with
the Cottonwood force, or l. near doing
30. As Joseph appeared on the road
uesr that place the cavalry forced HIM
back southwark | Am reCrossiug Salmon
river on the Indian trail. snd nope De
cannot get back to the Snake country
without disaster. His turning u" night
flank Of the troops with me has done NJ
ot ."r harm than t. create M alarm lu
the rear, except the reported .osS OF
Lieut.. Rains, o. the lst cavalry, and ten
men sen. on. by Capt Whpp,e 4, uls
advance. The troops are hearty, make
long marches and are confident o: ,ug-
cess. l shall push my infantry md
artillery, tomorrow, to Rear C,lg.uwnDt
Then I um c1noentrated
Signed HowARD,
Jg1Or General
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Challenge Accepted.

NEW YoEK, July 100 Leary &C
cspts Weston's challenge 70 walk Elk or
tGs.ye dsys ST London, in September
next, for G2,CO0 3 side.
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The New York Tribune, which WAS
bought by JAY GOULD for million OF
dollars few years ago, is reported to
nsye become bankrupt in ITS efforts to
champion his railroad and other schemes
The Tribune was recently otered to Pres
dent WHITE, OF Cornell, Tor half mil.
hon dollars, but after sn examiustion OF
It's condition was declined st any price.
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1t is a good time to stop and reflect.

A SENSATION dispatch from New
York purports to give European news TO
the effect that an alliance has been
formed between Russia, Germany and
England, by which the war is to be ter
minated IN "a months time and each Of
the three contracting nations racelve It's
share of the spoils. Russia Is to be salts
fled with the addition of Armenia to her
territory and the independence of
the principalities on the Dannbe;
Egypt and Cypress are to
be given To England; poor
little Crete is to be handed over to Greece
while the big nav OF Germany is to be
satisfied with n few slices of Russia and as
much of Austria rs she may want. At
all this the Turks are said to be indignant,
and are giving vent to their feelings by
open revolt in Constsntinople. All OF
which may be set down rs the best sensa
tion OF I'll" war.
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suit for Possession of Mars Island,

SAS FRANCI.CC, July l0-Oae COL.
Bsuden J. about TO begin suit against
the United States to obtain possession Of
Mars Island now used by the govern.
ment as navy yard. The plaintiff a.
leges that the title of the United States
TO the Island, which was originally 3
Mexican grsrt, is unsounc, and be ho'ds
the only valid title. The l.. ). District
Court HIS granted the plaintiff sn order
20 perpetuate the testimony Of witnesses,
who are numerous and scattered over
tho S'stp
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Base RaII.

MIssEAPoLIs, July 10 Chicago, d;
Minneapolis,
PITrrBUEGH, July l2.-Ailsghsnys, .
Syracuse StAr,2
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at'hcellng 4lr9l5trr.
Goid closed pc ,sreov at 1855.

The lCsG,her tod lClH BE- p" TIN
cloa "a. ruth north.rlg ,ci,ldS, agd .o'oe'
r,,, De vCt1lrs.
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THE EASTERN WAR.
Russians Retiring from Before
KarS.
Rumored Alliance Between Russia,
Germany and England,
How the SpOiIs Are to be Divided.
Turkish Fleet BOmbarding Euphrl-
tora.
How the SDOIIs Are to be Divided.
Turkish Fleet Bombarding Euphrl-
RumOred Alliance between Hu-si,.
Germany und England,

NEW loKk, July lO.-A London I.,.
patch SAWS Il j. now Anuwn that Al uu-
derstsndlng has been arrived NJ bctwccu
Russia Germany and England, and this,
each ustIou l. - have IT, share IN the
Spots. sick man Fraucc cannot ob-
ieyt - she fears Germany, and AUstrus
Is now crippled ~ she docs not light
without Great Britain Vt her back ltIs
understood tha RIsslS vii hc satisfied
with Armenia, ant the independence OF
the p-InclpahtrS 90 the Danube Eng
land IL To- receive Egypt and CyPra-
Crete IIs t. be handed over to Gree"
Germany, .hAr' ot the sP'l.s D, supposed
10 be tn" Ba.,ic provinces %. Russia. hDt
Others appreheud that Germany Will p"
allowed % further dIsmembcr Austria 10,
adding tho eight million ui German. g.
the rul" oi Kaiser Wilhelm ia"
open revolt IN the streets ot Constanlru.
pie j. due tu the knowledge, ou the pat
1 the Turk,. that they have been bee
trsyod. IN" Turks are especially angry
against the English, whom they ssId dc.
.uGpi them into war and then deserted
them The prediction ls made here ;hst
tn" Wsr viii h" over Du'orc - month
time. temporarily 81 los.t. until G"rnsus
get, ready 20 clam her share, hy M
.gro"meut b"lwrnn Iu" thrr" pow"rs
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omen revolt m the .,rrc,s %, Cnr.t,nrf,.
r', A.. ,.i,,,,,., r.,oI,.i,,,. ,r ,b,.r.-,
i t"r I"rA'. thHt lh'l nave been "'
traN'd. IN" IuiN' are ''p"oIn''N angry
against IN" hng.i'h' whom they sHld de
.uH'i Them mt" war ana lh"n deserted
lh'i'. 70" prediction Us mH'' H'rr 'HN'
tn" War VIII h" over h''orr month
time temporarily 7' I's.l, until ""rmHnt
.rrooman, botv.rn lno three power.
""r N"'"''
b"Np"h. july !" Il ne briIish GOV
"rnm"nt hNs informed IN" Fort" th"t Ia"
hI"ckad" oi the bi",N ."N D. not hnllng,
beng Ineffective.
u,...r.,,.,, r... T.. ~, .n..I.,.
- ,t.','o D.. I.,,. -.
n,,. 'ir,,ar " - ,%o - r ,,a,,,,a, @
pursued by I-msrI pa,h,.
\ irputatrnn IT the citizen. ot klr,
visited Muhhtar Pasha
tr|t''' W July ~ De- hu''lHh'
nav" r'tlr'i from the he'ghOorh""d %.
MATS ana NJ. marching '""Arl h'''N'
If'noP,'. " Nh|It "S"Nhg' M""H'H'
"''N "H' '"''''" NN'''
CoSsrASrINorLE july lO-A decree
has been IssuJd, ordering tho crea ,uu uI
national guarc ui Constantiroplr u'
IA battalion. which !. To bee formed Im
mctIateIy
/. sad that Greece intend, pur,ua,
rrg some DANISH men Of war
EhIEH'u w. Ju'y ~ o-MuNh'1f ln'. =
',a-r,s.n ~, t.r.. T.b"oIui",., o.,.
1,,I.. from the t,r,,6rntion.
Tho Eu,s,sns continue 20 rctre,t an
kurn. dsrs
I.m,,l.ps.bs - at Nousssoum ,br.,
r,Ias from the frontior
Gop Torgukssson occupies np,-it,.r
,r the tronticr
D. ,,,o 4, A..
nHTI' I.i by 49, -, 'mI paInonT,. @ ~
T...I.,.. ',,'y' .'..ii a., .,,,ia ~
.,,,,n |,,, ,aha,arn, sm,o, Rn,.i.n oo,,,n.
,,an ,,,, ~ ccan.,.o,i,onIo Pri,co Ri.msln,
ronrot ,h. bo conl,dc,et Tho ocrnn,,',r
of Constartinople the best WAY 10 obtain
the purpn.o. for which the war va. com
ueDced
-. r.in,o c...i.l. g., A..
HHA' 'u'S ~ 'Po'"' ''o.' ,'A
'tNI' tnA' 10 '"' - INN u''" "'sS' i'', "u"'
-''"' tI'J 80. iru'"rs ms. p.'."sp' 80"
,aE''a W. N'.'1i ",'s "'p'o' y" .Ho pr.
= ''n. 80 ny va. '. '1Is Gs, ~ Tr," Tha,"I' "a"
~" :, ''1S 60 'a I ,,..,,.,n H.. ,,,a.
'I'V.1 " ,m ''I',''' '',I'',-. 49,, '
'''N'' ",'' ~ "''O.'''r'' ,',T'. -A.y a"
''''''' " nav '''' NJ -, ""' "Ns'' ms
~. IETE"bUk", JhIS ~ Inc hl'-
IAN teleg'Apn'c Ag'I'y ~" ''u'n
,'S'enls"t "d'"''''"s Ni'' a" H'''A''''
between h"uh'hhIA ma 9'f''A y ho' -
acIiy 'mP"--'O'~' ~ A's''~' h'"e'ef'
that such sIlIhuce '"uIH hoI 10 an way
Affect Ihe g""d relaIloh- between Austria
49, 80 "C,sa 80, :, pr,,i.h noa,
D.. D., -, ,'',h.
"'a .'',' 10y DI'I..,'
"",''"' 80. ~" 80 .',a'4', =, .,@,','" n,..
H. ',,i'.Hn rr-,' 'r'' ''Y" 800
,v,
'''' I'M W"
CoSsrAsTisorLE, July lO.-Abdui
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WE present to our readers this morn
ing q letter from SAMUEL LAUGHLIN.
E.q whieo on his passage to Scotland.
His amusing reference to many familiar
names, whose owners We're worrying
through spell of sea sickness, will he
read with svidity.
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WHAT enterprising citizen will take
hold of the Market street improvement
and carry the good work on down to
Fourteenth street. CaptsiE JOHN Nc.
LURE, can't YOU take breathing spell
from the F., " X Ky railroad and put
this through between Sundays? One
week Of your energy and labor will ac-
complish n grand work in thi enterprise.
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ON THE BsINH DEEP.

iIr. LaughIin and other wheeling
titizens' Experience on Board sne
BoIivia-Th.y MosiaII Get squean-
ish AMI Hisn they We're Under
tneir Mamas' Beds, only they Don't
Say So-After which they Have a
Good Timr-Miss Belle NJ, Master
j ist and -. l.. tne Best SALTS in the
Party.
On BOARD THE STEAMER BOLIVIA, /
June b, 1871.
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The citizens of West Virginia are
soon To vote upon the question whether
they will build halt million dollar
State House at Clarksburg or accept ono
free which is already built at Charleston.
1t is well for them to remember, IN
this connection, that the State treasury IS
ia debt at this time One hundred and
Twenty-Five Thousand d.llars Tor cur
rent expenses.
Attempt to evade it rs We may the
people of West Virginia will very soon
be forced to look fair in the face, and
provide for the payment of her "equita-
bic proportion" OF tie old State debt ot
Virginia, whether that equitable pro-
portion" be Five Million or Fifteen
Million Dollars.
With our manufacturing inter
ests prostrsted, trade stsgnant
and improbable, labor largely unem-
ployed aud poorly rewarded when en-
ployed, with he subjects OF taxation
shrinking and our public obligations
swelling in even greater proportion, 1t is
Il good time for the voter to stop and re-
feet.
The State is now we'll accommodated
oy the city OF Wheeling with State
house free of expense. This secommo-
datlon might have continued for fifty
wears had it not been for the action of
the representatives from Clsrksburg in
the Legislature. Without their connl-
vance Charleston could have accom-
pIished nothing. Their action, If they
succeed in their designs, will result in u
heavy addition to the burdens of the a.
ready over .ourdened Taxpayers OF the
State.
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" Rr Notes.

LoNpoN. july lo The Brush GOV
orum"rt hs, informed the Porte TINT IA"
blockade OF the BIaya ."D D. not hnilng,
being ineffective"
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-31

8rOsiren irani bapbc prret Seifab Den i~Orr9aosnee
&tttn. % bapbt tilbragt noale poerlt ~bebaariGe elmer.
Selp meucm Berlens Watob0rer par ban eli Mutoritct, %
Den Gnltsmmi9bsb. bpOrmso man SnmtnlenS 9eb bapbe
a~ppsleei til bans Wsnin9, bnbbs aiort bans Yeu9cbirte
9oot, % itemt BAN bio % iOrlonlig mob ale r8e Wcn'
neisr. Sibtil bobbe ban pGret 6icbmOuo meo 4ip os
Si9l. mer bsnnc Miten bar Der for Icrlte Sang opfaaet
en- 3anfe bs BAN. iOm iHe mere loo BAN bape NO. oa
ban cnGan9 bapoe faaet lat paa ben. San piloe pGre
GiaiSraao. SITE lcrbi Der % for no bar Noset po Den
iomme 3itsl - uaturlispiS. Saalspss raiionnre nj 10
Mle; - men iorei BET piloe fate en- bis @lanbS oper
Sulet. % 9ips Sorrsiniu9eu Ell ssen 8sherbSftigbeo. 6ranf
bapbs for itarp en- 6Oritano til. at ban life BeaDnbeien
iiulos iss en- pis %llnblscls OueriOr is icle; men 10 mere
ban t@lsbe for lin Soc, beiO mere lpanot UnNleellen, %
Oct oarsos lite lsuss. ieruc ban tom til oct &slnltai, at
gan sgsntlis bar blspeu iorurettet. oa man foit meoeelts
cenns &itsl til en- af bans Stauosisusr. San Tom tent
slsm Den &iten, % bIep iaalsoss pla8st ui I'M nplis pna9'
neoe sSr8lerri9beo. at ban ferlt falpt Sepn bsnao Wfor'
9s%nlfnnoen; esrfor bGnetss Der osina bet nbcrte. at ban
snonu lop &loifen eIsue ben ugits Sormibbos, % moOtte
b9ttes. oa &arlen fom for at melee Sbueriet.
~Spab CT Der p~aafGroe? ?" ipurate @roslerersn, ba ban
la &arIens fclitrGffece &niist, % fit Sic pa Soften, iOm
HOB neos @aarosn % bampsos sitsr bet tGrfe Yict.
"Der sr siort Snobruo inat paa 6abriten, Sr, @rOs.
lsrr. 81. Npiop ia9os, at l8 ituIbe mslos. at be bapoe
plaalst &asien mso ct Yar bunorsbe Oalsr."
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-31

ben anosn Sang, % osx treble Ysiou sr 9aast IOran
BEN"
Sficnot @rosisreren bar itGrft optaset al san'rn ON
Oct Sab, ban baObe libt. Der, ON Oct emo lite par oblolnt
coelr0ocnhc, oa iprffene BAN %betpoeli9t, fnnos ban oenne
9oua lite Muoet emo beunbre Vetisntens StarpIinbi9ben,
men ielte Is aOisspel life i%pncerlis oplost I'll at 8aa mo
pua Ell rermsre llnosrlessls At oiSe gnfsltbebr.
"qao mig tale meo 9sm, Npitou." ia8cs @rosirsrsn.
% ait iuo &cntoret. "Ost CT Oeres llsiterrsttsli9beo l9
fan tafte for belle benne Siitore."
"@t alemme en- Srore er oa msnnslteli9t." lparscs
Nibiop.
"9tfe en- Srere af bette Sla9s, ben 0lsmmsr man
life; oa 0lemmsr man Den, laa er man en- oaarli8 Dor
retninosmaub. Mlene Snmmsns Sterrele bnree bape
bra9t Gem 5anfsr ON, at Den irag linloe lsnoes I'll
&jebenbapu."
"Men bporior loo De Oaiaa benue fore Gum brlnse
bruo, Sr. 8roslercr, bo Den lite iinlbe brnsss bsruoe?"
ipurets Npitop msb bet melt i~nota8enes Smll. lom loe
til bans @aabisheb.
"8l Sc maalts bssbnos ct 6orbcr oper MIG ?" la8oe
Nronf.
"@ub bepareS Set r lanat fro mine 3anter men
lea oil blot fss Sanms9et, at naar man laosr en- la nor
Gum Ven9s eisrs ell Smuei. % iiGr Ell FABIAN Smuet.
buorpec ben tommsr no al YoitpGlsusts Srneer, iaa gier
man is itplbis flor Oumbse."
Smnf for op, iom ON ban par itntist at en- vi.
"Sascs 0s Oumbso2 2"
"aRso SilabsNs. iuareoe ben beitanSis lnilsnoe Wp'
ifop, "ia ia9oe Oumbsb, % bpS Oct fan iorncie Dem
aa Nal ise siuus foe bet suaans sncnu. Sc bar gOot
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-31

at at bore ot, 90 Wcrc til M bar i9 fife Irn9crs 9pit
til al taoIs 0ereS 6pronni"
"0e or sntsn en- fret 8arI, sIsr oaiaa CT Sc snast
fra 6Oritanben. Seq oil iniet Sisblif bebOlbs Sem lWn.
acre min 8ientiic. Niisb mco Gem"
Meb ior SiuoSro of glp1tOp cp paa lit @rrclc %
patfeos lit Sci iommeu. Sau bonhe MI faoct lin Mffch.
men oct bar netop, bpao ban enrebe. Sfenht ban mc9et
9obt piofs. at ban icp bapbe 9ipet Nnlernin9 hertil, iclts
ban BOG ct inbret 6alcri pto al tGnfs paa bsu Waabe,
buorpaa @rosireren bapbe titalt bam. Son iob iOm ct
nilet 9pr oppe 1T @erslie. % ieatsoe meb Mrmene no
bet TONNE Stun, mcbenS DC foa Saar, ban bnpbe Ill.
baQs, rsie ia Tom 8crfer. "geut bIet liot. bin inrbilc-
lie Oosmer, bin aiariSe Sunb. min So tommer oaiaa,"
ia9oe ban, iot ban beisee i9 no al Tinonct. % iaa Sranf
goa ueos 8aareen. "Ou bar IGrt mig at prre boare,
% Su lfal lep fomme til at mrrfs bet. - Set CT Sfane,
at is life fan ramms Nig mango @ange. liot efter libt,
ina at i9 fuube baps Den 6orncsle at is Gig ipnfc lang
FONT neo Wubbsret % tures; man moa tase Sin9ens,
iom DC en9ang ere. Seq fOmmsr til at lha Oi8 meo Get
Sla9; men bet ifal blips iaalsbss. at On er borts mso
oct Samme" @so bisie Orb Hog ban @inouestarmsn,
ia at bans &nosu blpots osrpso men ban bar laa op'
taset al Sab % 9faiui, at ban lite iclte Smsrtsn.
"@asr is imOrssu isnocr SOsn otter nit ssi, iaa
bGrer Oh bet nso @Osnsn, Gbriien," iascs ban, iest
ban si no At Yortsn,
48eHu Ss, Sr. MblfOp ?" ipurste Gbritsn iornnorst,
men iii iutet Guar, ba NpltOp bet Canine blep tilialt
al en- @noen.
"Sm S~orlabslk. Ssitersos." iasos Sstisntsn. lom
itob uosniOr YOrtsn. zoe slsmmsr S0ltoSTtst at aps'
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-31

"&na," laaoe @rosersrsu. lom ieIte no Ittttt, "sr Oct
oct Sss2 Nib M iilbass paa en- al Ssitsns uees Stal.
ben, % zig. at ies fOmmer Gftsrmibra8,"
&arlen lopeoe la til at 9aa. men psnete no ON
Scren, % tiicisbe Scr CT Roget enonu. Sr. @ros.
ierer Sfpbuinesn bapos ies slemt Oct men mn buffer
iua tpssia. at Sr. Mpfop o9laa talts ON ebatolst. Oe
bape bruot bet OF. ia8es ban. % taset DC Ysnse, iom Tom
fra Seiinarr lsaar~
"Gr On gall" raabtt @rosiereren. % for ben imoe
BAN. Gent Dig ON. Wsnusite &ob op bin Sisrue.
titc !" tlieieoe ban, ihet ban tulisoe BAN. 8arlen. iom
blep fcrltreftet oper benns ~pluolslise Spereans. funcs MI
fun sips en- forpirret 6orflarina, men ptbbleu bog of paa.
tao, at spifop bapoe talt pm ebatolst % ON Ysnsens
fra Seliinger. Som eli Belat ilsos 1rosisren aihse, %
mspts Snpbruost til YoIltist. Sfienet Sasen bsnbsrte
unosr en- anesu Sursoiftion. ut ban BOG en- Speassllss.
beiient msp ie. ba BET Der orseos ma, iHs blot ON en- be.
ipcelis. men ON en- msast ~betpbelis Gum. en- bel Soruus.
"Ost sr marfsHs NOT. iasoe Balsntcn. oa Dc tisrts
no 40 Strancpsen. at is b~eitanois lal babe at sisrs
mso Derss Eager, Sr. @rOsiusr. Seq bar ppOst ranot
i @nlsnnins al ben ScIel, @s NOT buffer. men lite iunbet
Moast snenn."
"Dr Dor 10 heller life Roget at hnos, oa leo lasoe
Gem. bpsm Der bapoe frspet ben; % ban bar 10 borit."
asa. bet moa Sc NOT iies. Sr. @rosisrr; men bet
laa alisspsl min 5atsrssis. af andre @runos at iaa ele
Omisnoi9beou oplpite; is bar esspgrrs enenu lite fun.
net iaa fat noaen 3raab; maalit ben poerhe Gnoe al
en-. men bet bar biotiI lite biapet mig Roget. SEQ bar
betoupi9 Seolerns Iaaenbe Dos mis. % iuouu babe
Dem % StOrms Saaneltrift; men ia aipe lite iortabt.
- Oct bar ies aloris siort. Seq msoer BAN not msaus.
Decorah-posten., 1877-05-31

elenoOmsialg 2olmsns Nuae
Understandable / Srammm bar /
olsie Gage tiI 5rrlolibanbler 2.
parg iammsittos iOlst Ct lierrs Yhrtl
al Stn 2olmrn ucmli8 ben 0d,
ou llaaer pad NOrofuotn oi arilti.
anla -Orammsn 5srnbansH, inobc.
latl,nbe Oct aomIe SepIcri mso Ill.
Hersnoe BpsnIn9cr, 0ampiaarn 'Njs
8areen" iami BET mtlltm pritrc Rat.
l'8at % 5%er9cnlen Il auubleus
Stibsp@Tlt bslig9eube Slbffe. / bet