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Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11
Sterienils.
Sterieuil ilas ma Gin iteIi
Grselsmanll.

gRd.: Sttriceesr fate fs nee unetr Sa.is.
Selans fraa Gnaelane fem Der Fl CHUTE
2ctlltn umtere % cit Cpiins is Rdnn ;
Gs "a naa Gut fem tunn' irtt Id ruff
Sers ban iccr. ran 'fls sifsn I'm lam.
Grim iaaa han III. han ra lima III irrai.
sri ri glne. 40 euslIss trst.
SisrisHiis hspret ban siete rda Siasn;
sc stttr hcnrm ban itnet anita
San hume fstt inils tcla zen Stasn.
3aar eei fcrtaalne, ban ~iisriars ri.
8tls NJ hen @utsn. lem ilst intls italp:
"SeIHi rdl Gnstlsmlnn iitne icm rll
&dlp >"
a~iemruuns mstits. aa 8insisn bla lssn
Salt ftrsit eaa RUsien, al frdm ea ltuu'
iraa.
Taa Flsi arcc @uieu pal m9lps al ptSisr
Sra ale SHsur iraa Srrp al u Saa.
Sitrtsnils bsit 10 iiti Sotta. Fl Stral.
Sic lem elm Siatis ma Sernsitsn RIA.
Grsslsmann. ban bas imurt ies MA
Sllpe.
Soa fam eu rita hot Sat ri ia iad.-
Saa MAD IN tra al ban te1 ts al haaN.
Sihcm Elm Srtdar iaa rsnes han pld
Sstis met Srinsa paa 2ils. iaa ban Trait
Sr 9spanns bcncms lem Siitisn ban imdtt
Gaapa istltlrs IL hcrs lea tsnrs,
Sasa pla Noon lea ts MA eli Rsnn
apsn Naa ban StalsH met Stsrtsnils rtnes
Stsrisnils 9efinns lie firing ben
Sll MAJ III tn. ban Jeff Saars Mt tiemii
eiticm elm 8r han / Seth ic tismt.
@ret han brncm | Suiti / Siuns,
Saa ban llrils edtt ne mct Scr!
Oaa maliie atte lliltueinsisu THus.
ut her Il ipsisas adrar [ Ner.
80. sisn ban iae. raa Or ban itft iila:
"Sas is StIfsnils PARA ie5 ml1 r.
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5int Spil.

Sru grun oar Ell Rlte dmerls
fam Sfleabep, Wau fate meast
ON benoe o. life altto nj beubee
Sorrel. Dan lpntes. AZ benoes
prerpdapige Oraater life ltcn / rig.
tig 6crbclb I'll, bpap Wlnoen
%tjeuts. 6n al Gbicllcs rissite
uuse 8iebmanb oar blsreu pepes
lts rcteiifet | benbe ~ 9iorbe
mango 6priss pau AZ plube benoss
0uuli.
9sp ct Seiss bps benre talte
ban pa snpelil enganl ON Dc Rpg'
ter, lcm gif en- benoe, ca bln BEN
Dc om - et Npe.
Aloria! rlabie bun. men bier
ocg life fprnRrmet.
Sfts for nossn Vris2 ipurate
Den 6creliisee ~ tos I'm 9lt.
gun blsp tausenpe per Orpsi
Prls = tanfls iis ON Of iasns =;
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get III en- TtlslerenbepsauiialI
81 aps al mig tciisr 500 Del
lars.
@ret. Tiger ban ca laar III.
GAN lager III Ter for at benz
&c Ysnsene. Om ct arartsrs llt
er ban lllba9e laisn, 9lper benp'
psnselerlsn rg iaar in Sslen,
6n balp lime efter Tnper y
BAN bcs ben Sfiaunss Waue.
ST Orb. flyer ban. Dc SOC
Dollars, irm ies ldaule al big. III
les life Brig for. ! 6crbiiartsr
iepereee leg Dem III DIN 8cne.
Wauae Saf,
Sa ref par ban. -
ON apalrsn fcmmer grun
blem. Sans 8cne lager lMor
lam. Spst bun blalpsr al hans
6rafte Tiger ban:
lbpmlcn bar 10 lsperet pia 500
Dollars.
Oct par soet, bun fob bag Rpa.
gen paa nm Manp. iaa ban lffs
funee ie. bpcr tles bun blsp,
gun funee life iaa frem ct Orb.
So, f%crtlatte gruu, ban
laante 500 IcGars Al mig, mel
on en- Stunp fcm ban tilbass 0,
la1ee, N ban life bappe faaet Sru,
for Dem, % rsrfpr bapps BAH sips'
Dig Dem. 6r BET life laa2
So plt. iparepe bun mep eula,
6prbitirslie. Sun aif ben III ii
Spbcrr % tcs Ssppslea irem
Ser CT penSens, 0snnsn min.
NernsuS Mana
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

"8eb for mig !" raabte Yaal %
for no.
Rari bapbs ieilst lille Son. men
Blooet piloe life itanole snonii
Saa bandit bun mere ON.
"srOr bu, iss Der. Wor? 8ee
for mig Morl iaa pso lss BET bin
aobt 8otberrs sler alt bet Oh Der
um".
"Spier Oct ? barter Oct 8nttsn
min, vi ital pUrs taalmools. pee
on, iaa 9ror bsl". iasoe Slsns oe
bun TOM hug lille Sons Orem Tor
noalc Oass ilbsn. at ban bapoe fro
act Ben % maatte gaa paa 8rptte.
"Tu sr min 8ut, on.
Ma be bsnns Irsmmses fonlms
bsrinb". bpllfsos bun til Warl
"San CT Der pei?
"Sa, men - sr Oct prrct gu
pso 10 at--"
"Nnnsi, fanlis - 'ia9ee bun oe
lasos iis % oct lna no ION ON
bun ialot tiIbaes.
Ser beriss 9arm openpan. o
bolci paa al bare 10 al quiet alo
DER % oei mel. p9roiiuloe. Dc fun
DC faa Sag l. uobuicns Itob eue
"@0a inc. % is III rem BERN
De. al De maa p9rs ierhiee til al
tomms no. ON Oct g%leloer'. lasot
Ell al Sutistns I'll Gluor. oa ban
raaosos I'll al fate no sleunem Bin.
ouerne Oct, ION taalte at falts
"Gr life Del btolt, Susboub ," lag
Dc 6utisn usuoeuoe llg til Baal.
"Nnio", luarsbs ban % latte sl
auiitrsnos Tllt paa 8uttsn
ga Gluar f0m iuo / 80mmulet
latle lille Son / at 'frl9e. '&e
lttc REQ on 8utlsu min la9oe =
mar o. ilnppeoe ham Sia iO9 bal
% al Sommsu en- I'M Speloaals %
90p ham % laa par Der &snlfat
lmcllsm benz. Sisus ~uan9usos cp
lost Son freq oa raoble paa WOr
ga bun M Ss paa Glnar ion
itsIts nj D lille Son. OF Der st SmtI
% en- 9psnius optr benoe. 3ur
rsiils lis ballot % ittatIs Saanee'
no mob bam Sat at on Tom
iaa lsg fan iaa last big ost-ai lei
irOeoe on oar oeo % laa orteos III
fife" builtsos bun o. polet i
flemie ban / 9aanosu. flenle llc
leoes, at Omar blsp rro iOr beube
GInar tog I'll at blrIps Watl me
at iaa fleet paa 8ernsns. Der lnay
par laa glaos / BAN. iOm ON ,
hapoe flsnot BAN / lang sio. %
faar prone at iaa paa Sieus", lag
Dc ban til Wori o. GIT no Stusr
ga Wari iaa fom no iOr at |,
Q huOrlecss Oct ait o. pilos birp
III BAD bun Ginar 9aa mo %
til Bsrnsne. % Sieue meots BAN
toa en- Stol % bab BAN lobt
pun iaa laa tOlf % 9lac M. Jon
ON bun liulos iiao Bruo. Gina
to9 Ill at tale meo Beruene on
SIom. Wsn Z ital life pUrs r1t
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beuars Goer. line egne Bern. iage
ban. % lla %fOrtolts ban ON Gnelt
ne. ION SUB isnosr neo. liar, uaa
no9et lllat sr p~aai9rbe.
(,Scriiriies }
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11
&oe,uoiats.
Sernb a ueel.
FAV0RiTEs !

Identifying Wonders OF the Age.
- In Suialaa hos Y y &uitr.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11
Lee. Johnson & Co,

SNpiiemnina oe " parsriua 81
muhtllR ~Sufrumtnifr. ueisrts ar
Yrci. Z. ~. z. @rtm. lartesultlls
91rlHttrts. 50. III.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

SoSsn oil blps ierSis til llclsuerina bsnns lee @ae % Gubuu
ION btale 81 10 soniuo. eher at al Sublfriptions 0jrlb sr bstalf
Ct . ostti &c I'll "Sparpen" iOm YramisbOa: gsmns bog bar en- sisr
rene az $40 irhtptts Slcsr % ~inosboloer 800 al De berIe norNs ipeune
canl's % amchani's sans.. Bosm CT ben.t lmutt Omlas. 81 ba,
o9ha TO andre YrUmiebPaer. nemIis
<laOen, er Hafctten YipperDieu % JotOaraFet.
Splt'A'Omosirt az olsNe ire YrGmhbear oil bHps lsnbi pe Mootaaslsr
az ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Sl.I0
enapsr np Mhonnsrt nil iaa Bsspncslen at ben ierceles intues
ians 6OrGuns &nut 1roubIeu. Snn, Sortuuiuo b,onnsts s,r
Lite OCTOBER % bsr use ,rptts 5 Siosr.
Snssn yr@misbos fan uhoIces. uc.u at Oct bel. 8sleb, 81. 10
"parpen" tnobuncen. Deb at labe ct herre u mi of Sana
oo9en rI2arpen" lneblnoe. Ter pl Of itano til at funne nuns pore Wbon
aentsI SSssn lneonnoen aoet Bine, sbrhnss @ps % fine Yap
Sletr mec mutt paatrptt 6het for 10 Gsnts srra. MlIaa, Mbounenttr
er estalsr 81 10 6Oriuc Tor "O0Orah Soften" faar Blabst tIlsnbl
ast uss Ct ptt Oar oe en- intssslant Sansbos atpaa. mob at bstals &
sehis yorlo % Snepalnlng Sor 10 Gents qira fan mon iaa en- ino
bnnetn Sanabos Der oil bare / oarps
vi bar Oena noss iaa Sunbrtoe ggemplarer ai ben larb,l,s
oatrs canhs ,Sortguin8 al Cart Gtlar: "&~l9rhaheb % 8ria", bplitn
ossncsn oil blpe lsnot til nps abOun.ntr iaalanas Opaaet parsr'
Wersle: DEBORAH POSTEN.
DEBORAH. Iowa
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

Ner ier 81 ia1re Nlore ~ Tnletr.
@uemun SpIisu Siortbinlsn.
81 irrpts ute spl! rla ben l~isilsits Bel.
III Slflfei mid lea fiptie.
Ipbi Glcet.
Ce b. alcrt Ia altrIi ifiles.
Anders han var en hurtlger.
IA S%unea9sfpsle.
Ssa ii inpres genitdt. flare.
Ter CT en- Nigecm AZ arSiisT al1mi.
ainiiS pii esr lld blaet 8inisr % Slar.
Nit lif dr en- yag
M9i lpntsr Sclsn nse tll Sfotr.
scr or 10 c1nt.
9u aliesr Soleu pte Sltlesi nse.
Nh ipnitr aritnsn illtt nte.
Den iriite Nlne.
Zen elniie Senes lae enlana.
Scleer IN AZ mia.
Sdn iptT epsr 6Sntcn bial.
"0auts' riIe,t 6tln.
Name. min eolilt Scmmerihli.
Va laaet nit ore nj alletns Srte.
III SFles cpsr SDbeu llaaJ min on.
"a btp' eu isi aanrte.
Slemmin ar mln pir.
aei. nis Seeirmer. ion min.
Si raners irtleiat @ee.
Varvinden friska
Nu naiT 0Srinsu rattyi mse Snt
Necken han sjunger pa b5lga bla.
9lar elenIc care bllT lemisn Gar.
nan Wls ~ han slsie.
M ar Diet host.
oclmsne iane Sicf
Och liten Karin uente.
(Vmmsliten.
Stritt' S1rs' Srisrriis.
trieras 4 Cutirn Il r,eutd.
Reeertu mse Slrnet.
Sdna II "Rtl."
or. @lefen.
ltnssauien "a .Ssnia GU S~snelltiiau.
5prten arSsltr me Sllr.
STfsteiuerllnl.
/ llnarcmslr.
y lisltlbtts almlnli.
<ptln!dlsu.
Paal pla 9rulit.
/ ,l5 isnit pll aislltlh iiier.
Va slarra Diitsn al flsrrl ".
Ola slumiultns Sruetisre.
"a itr eta NJ rcr SiulJtH.
Slcr llctit'9 &lottn.
attsels mslcm Rau al alsrrtal.
Step.
II "{l Sstus''.
SWtrl min S,eHlt.
Anislninl IL Mathematician.
Stclthclntrtns SlRJ.
Srlsrlsntene SsreIysspEle.
Ssnsmlnsistnl.
Sc9bsu / Rlrie
II ire Sir.e'
Ctt esnes Barn.
Rerae.
NelhfrI.
G5leniEasr.
erunttcil.
\. z. &Slhdptu.
Gle Suu.
csnrti @srlsllnr.
Be Nrfbu. zen 7efs Cse.
gsitT @esii.
SrraArslanI.
BlariaHJ.
aem Aiai. eu iees. miles.
Cet tr ial pnell, al rslles 40.
Spn5 M. suiicr imal.
HI i1tis oar aenlf an iule irr 2Isn.
Su rdT hen un3t. iiIrts @rlu.
cprr ieet lf ilpuss.
SdiiiSmants 8slllsrsnbse.
sect @rlnetila.
! Ollsns StIse IN Gp1t laa.
Sldnet tsnie Gina lem eimlsu sap.
1nl.
SpiHC eldrI.
Sea er l1l llle bper .lulttptle.
an sliner Sclen bag Sitlsst n,e.
MRcr9sHian3.
mscrlenblnsn after ael.
arttnlanl.
J iltrns airsstlarns Bit.
Gerrsns Gar.
Gar rtlfcmmsn Ssrrsns alr.
America,
America TO Iceland.
Bury Ne in the Morn.
Don't give up the Old Friends
Give Him Another Chance.
Give Me Three Grains of Corn.
Wonder What's Her Name.
I'll Throw Myself Away.
It's Not the Miles We Travel.
Just After the Battle.
Just Before the Battle, Mother.
Miss Jink's Sunday Out.
Morning.
My Country so Dear.
My Little Ones Waiting for Ne.
My Old Kentucky Home.
Never Go Back on the Bows.
oh, Touch for Me Thy Harp Again.
Poor Old Grandpa.
Red, White and Blue.
Silver Threads Among the Gold.
Sweet Forget Ne Not.
Tell Me That Story Again, Maggie.
The Battle-Cry of Freedom.
The Birds Song.
The Footsteps on the Stairs.
. The Last Rose of Summer.
The Letter in the Candle.
The Star-Spangled Banner.
The Union.
The Vacant Chair.
The Wanderer.
Thou Art so Near and Yet 80 Far.
You've Been Drinking.
Viva LAmerica.
Washington's Grave.
When Old Friends Were Here.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11
Norit @so's'"ssa"-
On no 6oripnin9 al tseis
NUrjt Voiuteu MeOieintran

fT nfice lnlclllnlen.
Sea ~adrauierer oen lom Den iiueite ocr
prDnuceres HOrgc, 90 or ben uoiOgt paa
1rDoncti0Hslte0erne pea min Ngeni, noen
Sellni nj Yris.
Stst lts lntttsIer hen / hsrrt "a minere
Barrier ilartl nj aoniumtnter lem nanrs
lsnee ~ Apotb,tsre / yanepiiiT itttrns. inner
lt9 eei min giilt IL leraTs 0Htlitum mef
lat q 6erlaliiniuStr limitations Yer {
ben isnsrt Sie ere icrstisnt mee "8eri'
Iran arethttsre. (iisr StineinarIif0
a~rertertr NJ fem "Smpcrisrtr AZ @erit
Tran ~ ienos ilst lmsutinlt Srln 10
Slaittr. nls meo tftsrSlrTis ncrltt a eels
nte eSae Si9ninusr.
UT Den Of mig ~iorbaHoleoe SraH
0erimOo tr min egcn olrette SrnpOr
tatiou, CT ieg uillig ii n"aariOmbelit
al b~cuisgiOrc Deo GUnnusicmenttr,
S0loregningrr Uip.
Spsr1 etrlcr Oeres Arctbtssr siier
STANCES LOFOTEN TRAN"
~ tag inssn anren.
C. STANCE,
WOrIt 2lpotbeter.
POI w. Indiana st. CHICAGO.
90. 3m.
Decorah-posten., 1878-12-11

eu SamtaIs. 9erersn
Spao beooer ou?.
Snilsn 8arl Sllen.
e9rersn 8pao sr ein 6absr?
Ssiisn San CT Boo. 4.
S9rsrsn Naa. men buae par
ban ier pa?
8uiitn /: sspenee.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-03-15
Southern Claims and sWlndles

By diligent search OF the Confederate
records 1t was found that the outstanding
accounts Of the Southern Postmasters were
settled with the Confederate authorities,
who took a-sets righttully belonging to the
Union, and paid the very suns which form
ed the basis of the claims provided for in the
pending bill. Had Democratic Secretary
occupied Mr. Sherman's place, the payment
would have been made without question
under an act already in the statute book
Mr.. sherman demurred, and Mr.. Willis
proves, not only that the claims are iraudu-
lent. but that to secure their payment Mr.
Reagan, the Texan member OF Jen DAVIS
Cabinet, boldly made statements which the
Rebel records show to be fa.sc.
Now this scheme, Infamous as 1t Il, ha'
had the undivided support OF the Southern
| Democrats ard also the support OF the grea'
majority Of their Northern allies. Nearly
every Democrat and every Southern member
has been clamoring for its passage, and II
would undoubtedly have passed the House
had no. Republicans unveiled the truth. The
only difference between the fraud so op
portun,ly EXPOSED and the mass of frauds
which lie hidden under The cloak of South
ern claims, is one of degree. The mail coz
tractors arc small Try compared with th'
interests which make up the grand total o.
| 1878 900 ,O00,-the amount OF claims en-
braced in schemes now known, and in par
before Congress. Tor enriching the South a.
the expense If the North. They arc brough
up III detail, and the submission OF Northern
Democrats to Southern Democrats, a
eyinccd IN their jplnt support OF the bill RI
ported from the Committee on Postofhce'
and Post Roads, is the price Of party unity
The SouthernoIs dictate and the Northern
ers yield, precisely rs they were wont to d.
in the da;s before the war. The only hop'
of the Democracy Is in the power OF soil,
South, and the South understands too vel
its value to the party to be over,modest II
the prc,entation OF its terms. Here AM
there IL Northern Democrat appears VIII
refuses IL bow the kn,e to Bal, but the OK
cep;iuns are 50 rae that they only iLcreas
the Significance of that subsc rvlency {
Southern demands which is characteristic
of Democracy at the North.-N. Y. Times
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-03-15
THE EASTERN QUESTION

VIENNA, March l3.-The Hungarian dele
CATION to day grant 100000 forms for
urgent and extraordinary army and navy
requirements.
CoNsrANTINoPLE, March l3--At the re
quest of Layard the sultan has approved a
charter for the Protestants of Turkey simi-
lar to that possessed by the Greek Arme-
MAN church.
1t is said the Roumsnian agent will hand
Audrassy memorandum tomorrow, init
mating that Roumania refuses to be bound
by the Russo-Turkish peace preliminaries.
PARIS, March l3-It is rumored that
GortschakOf intimated that if Greece is
represented In the congress, Ssrvia and
Montenegro must be.
LONDON, March ia Paris correspond
en-. ;elegraphs that it seems certain that
England and Franco will arrive at an agree
ment on the Egyptian question before the
meeting Of the congress.
| A Corfu special reports that the Turks
devastated eight Christian villages in the
district of Delvino, and massacred the male
inhabitants. They also killed one hundred
fugitive women and children on the sea
shore,
| LONDON, March I3-lt is announced in
official circles that the British squadron in
the Mediterranean is now at Besika Bay
and will advance to the Dardanciles to be
nearer Admiral Commel who commands Oh
| Gallipoli
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-03-15

SENATOR EDXuEDs says there are 50 many
presidential candidates on the committee on
judiciary, that business is very much behind.
lie says that on the dag when the commit
tee meets, Conkliug will come in first, and
find slim attendance lie will sit little
while, imIatently, and say
Well, don't suppose there will be
quorum this morning, and have other mat
tiers TO attend to- II Davis and Thurman
would drop their presidential aspirations
and attend to committee business We could
do something
And he will 60 out Then Thurman will
come in and ask
Where's Cnnkling o.
When told that he has been in and LETT
to look after other matters, he will say
Where's Dayis?'
" Davis han't come. -
"Well, >" Thurman will say. "Conkiing and
Davis have got the presidency on the brain
and of course We can't expect anything o
them Can me when you get n quorum.
And he will go out. Thea DAVIS will corae
in, and say
Well, C1nkling and Thurman are absent
again. ThO-e two men are 50 busy working
up their presidential campaigns that they
neglect their senatorial duties"
And 50 itgoe-, every week, Eimands says
- Washington Cor. Buffalo Commercial.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-03-15

REPRESENTATIVE SIMMONS, of Arkansas,
is one of the "fery tougued orators" whose
presence in Congress is bringing back the
Grand old times before the war Mr.. Stem
mons had leave to print his speech on the
silver bill and among the things that ne
would have said, if the House had consented
to hear him, are these
aSir. the time has come. the issue has
ioined, and it only remains for the represen-
,atiyes OF the people to rise from their knee!-
inc n ,sture at the feet of power and tnrotile
the ruler who daIes in one short year the
second time to strangle the popular Will.
and reach him that the sovereign power to
5;rect him remains with the free people oil
tbc country instead Of the moneyed aristoc'
racr of Europe. Sir, the footprints OF
moral dictator are all along the path this
veto has travelled No traces Of the sons OF
toll who clear away the thorns and the this
ties interposed in the pathway oil the mrs
erring ones appear. This very hour the
ocean cables are livid with lightning nyinG
through the ocean caves from continental
Europe, hearing congratulations to the
money power behint the executive, anu tne
other statesman Of Princess Pinkston note
rity: upon their heroism in upholdlp7g the
national honor, and how faithfully the IL
structions of our foreign task-master have
been obeyed
.sSir, the wrongs against which the Amer
lean people Struggle to-day, inflicted BY mer
ciless tax gatherers and our remorseiesS TASK
masters, are greater than those whict
prompted the maddened population oil Mas
sachusetts to hurl to the tidal wave oil Dos
ton harbor the English cargo. 1t Will o'
pleasing tor them in the future when mos
who have 20 long plundered the people arr
damned. to read the story of their crimes b.
the red glare Of hell, and to remember tina
they once had a good time.
This throws Col. Jefferson Brick quit
into the shade.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-03-15
GENERAL DISPATCHES.

At King j mountain, by, On the Cincin-
natl Southern railroad, two men were kill
cd and one severely wounded by the expi)-
sion OF the boiler Of a portabi, engine.
The State bank OF Arkansas, at Hot
Springs, has gone into liquidation, con-
sequent upon losses by the great fire.
The Lackawanna coal and iron company's
large store, at Franklin Furnace, Sussex
county, N. Y, was burned Tuesday night,
it is supposed from an explosion OF nitro
glyoerne in the cellar.
Four million nine thousand and three
hundred and eleven hogs were packed in
Chicago in the year ending March l, a
large increase over the previous year
The Dominion govern ment offers the Okla
Indians grant of land on the Manitoulin
Island if they will remove there and S2O.-
900 cash in settlement of their claims
AGAINST the Okla seminary
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-03-15

THE silver hill provides that Immediately
after the p,ssage Of the act the President
shall invite the governments of the countries
If the Latin Union. viz. France, Italy, Bel
eium. Syi;zer!aud ard Greece. and "of such
other countries as he may deem advisable,
70 i,ip the Uuiicd States in a conference FOL
the abortion 81 common ratio between gold
and silver. Il l. announced that the Secre'
tary IF State has communicated with oui
representatives in the three kingdoms and
two republic. which compose the Latin Mon
etarv U,.ior. ard has requested, on behalf oil
the United State. rba: commissioners be ap'
noi;,ted forthwith. lie has also invited
other European nstions. which employ thu
single gold standard. to participate IN thu
conference. The President will appoint
three commissioner to represent this coun
try. lie cannot, however, send the name
TO the Senate until tie proposal has been &C
copied by three governments
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Eighteen English steamships are loading
grain and corn at New York for Europe.
Tho Union Pacific. west of Cheyenne, is
blocked with the heaviest snow drifts OF the
season.
1t will take three years to finish the
revision of the Bible which is now being
made by the American and British Com
mittee.
The " isconsin Legislature has been talk
ing Of following Iowa's example in restor-
ing the death penalty, but finally concludes
not to.
They say James Gordon Bennett isn't
going to let out the Job of finding the North
pole to Stanley, but is going himself.
Charles Patton, miscreant OF IL years,
shot Robert McAdams. Il years old, dead at
Phihdelphia, Monday, for refusing to divide
a stick of candy.
The Russia hating populaee of London
amused themselves Sunday with cudgelling
the famous Bradlaugh, because he had the
impudcnce to address peace meeting,
In joys Landing, H., on the lst inst a
house containing the family Of Moritz Kaiser
confusing wife and six children, was
! burnt to the ground, and the dead bodies oil
the inmates were all found in the ruins.
The theory is that Kaiser killed his vile,
then lis children, then fired the building
and finally took his own life.
The British have defeated the kathrs in
South Africa again.
Constantinorlo advicos say that suleiman
Pasha has been drowned, and that his papers
proved he was plotting for the overthrow OF
the sultan.
High ritual Is on the increase in London
| Thirty-nine churches now celebrate the
daily communion, against eleven last year
| display candles on the altar, and since loO.
the use of incense has extended from three
| churches to sixteen.
A great European prince thinks OF trayers
ing Africa from north to south, and nun
dred men of wealth. including several sports
men Of high reputation, have promised t'
accompany him with large retlnne.
New South Wales, in Australia, has sui
fered greatly from drouth. The clip of WOO
is inferior in quality, aDd large portion
goes to England in the grease, from the wan
of water to wash it.
Mr.. John W Wheeler. of Tuscrla, LII.
was awakened Thursday night, by his dos
springing upon his bed and clawing at TIT
bed clothes He got up, and discovered tina
fire was raging in the lower part OF thu
house, and he barely escaped with his famil.
and the dog.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1878-03-15

VERGENsEs - The ice went out oil
Otter Greek, on Sunday last, and the river
is open for navigation to the Lake
Mr.. William E Greene, of this city, has
sold his new seeding grape. NerSenneS,
to Messrs. Lindtll i Co OF Bridgeport.
Conn, Tor four hundred dollars: Ii Is sup,
posed to be a hybrid between the concord
and Salem, and combines hardness, vigOr
and carly maturity keeps well and retains
its flavor remarkably. Messrs. Lindell will
not place any vines upon the market Tor
several year., as they Will propagate a large
stock. first.
The Baptist church added several more
member ON Sunday ls-t-
James Spalding goes to Cl .rehdon to take
charge of the noted herd of Short Hcrns,
owned by Daniel Kimbail, Egg OF that
place.
David Rooney, o! Port Henry lost span
OF horses in the Lake. near Adams Ferry
last Friday. lie was crossing with load
OF hay and broke through
Moses Lee has resigned as foreman on
the farm of Hon. + Z Woodbridge, to
take charge ct the farm OF Henry L. Booth.
Mr. Booth and his partner, Aaron Fields,
have pressed and shipped from this station
over 800 tons of hay the past season, At a
cost OF $40 to SIG per ton.
The steam saw mill il abou. to change
hands, Mcs,rs Mddlebrook 4 Webb sell
their interest to A. o. Ostiguy who Will
run 1t.
The new Touring mill of N. G.. Norton
has added another set of stones Tor hJuTlng
purposes, and now has capacity OF over d
thousand bushels per day.
Ii IL understood that Judge hedden no"
admits that the release Of Mrs ChamplIr
was illegal, and that he would not have re
leased her at the time had there been AMI
objection made By the prosecution Tor thu
State.