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ONE or THE SMITH JURoRs
Examined by Physician as to his sudden
DeveIopment of InsnnItY.

Constable Joe Locke called on DR.. John O.
Bird in Hoboken avenue. Jersey City. late on
Saturday evening and informed him that he
was reQu ired at Osborne's Hotel in Newark
and Oakland avenues. to attend one of the
jurors in the Smith murder case who had
been suddenly attacked by violent malara
fever. The Doctor hastened to the hotel and
there he met deputy Sheriff. from whom ho
ascertained that Herman Dugan, Ger
man. Of Union Hill. and who is the tenth
man on the jury, had displayed symp-
toms OF mental alteration. and that tho
Sherih deemed an examination necessary. DR..
pro cOnVersed with Dugan on general topics,
Tor the purpose OF ascertaining his mental
condition. but without disclosing his object
,u me suspected man talked so incoherently as to
satisfy the physician that although he might
not be insane his intellect is certainly affected
Inc Inc Sheriff, on being 9pprised Of the result Of
this inspection. ordered tho man to be- carefully
Watched. and enjoined absolute sccresy upon ali
concerned.
DR., Bird declined last evening to say anything
IN reference 10 the case except that :he man was
doubtless unsound mentally AT Osborno's
Hotel It was ,esccrtaincd that Dugan
Friday night. On Saturday morning he
ieu better, and spent tho day ia social
Intercourse with the other Jurors. He played
checkers. and seemed very jovial and light
hearted Later in the night he again became
III. and talked in strange nnd unintelligible
manner. After the doctor concluded his exam
inatiOn and had gone Dugan went to bed and
spent the night quietly, In company with sew
efal .f,al OF ihe oher jurors he attended divine SER
vice Ht tho simpson Methodist Church on Gem
tral avenue, at which the Rev. DR.. Dunn prayed
mat the Jury might have light in their delibera-
uons.
During the prayer Dugan broke into toars
ana wcpt and moaned. On returning 10 the
hotel he was confined to his room
COunsolOr ,wbold. who was questioned rs
70 the lhe legal ASPECT Of the compicqton said
that the trial could not continue with eleven
Jurors but that there was no precedent for such
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17
EXPOSING THE KNIGnrs OF LABon
The Church Threatening to Excommunieate
Memhers Of the Order.


PoTrsvILLE, Pa. Feb lG.-The exposure
Of tho dolngs Of the Knights Of Labor in this
county. ana especially that portion Of them
known as McNally 5 gang AT Shenandoah Ciiy
whom it ID said threatened to inaugurate gem
eral strike in the coal regions unless tho miners
arc paid moro regularly. in particular by the
Philadelphia and Reading Coal and Iron Com
lHuy has caused great excitement among the
Minors who belong % the organization IN diner
eni raris ~ the country since tho publication
Ol President GuWcu letter tho miners have
stool around in groups dls'us-ing the situR-
ton nud swearing vengeance on the ono who
gavo Mr. 6oWcn the Information. II h said
that gathering q Knights viii be held this
week at Glrardyille and Shenandoah to take
action on the subject. Threats are made that II
thr squeal, r. in the ranks are discovered their
collins will be- ordered.
Ip soWo Of the districts tho Catholic priests
today donol4eed ne Knights OF Labor from
the pulpit ana said that If any of thoir con-
RregatonS belonged 70 tho order they
must either Withdraw from ii or be
eXcommunicated from the Church. Tho
Rev. James L. ORielly, Of the Annuncia-
tion Catholic Church in Shenandoah. refused
70 allow members Of his congregation, whom
President Gowen named as belonging 10 the
McNally crowd. 10 euter the church edihce this
morning. This caused an uproar Peter Gal
lagher, Patrick Mack. and John Haley three
OF the mon on GOwens list. made oath that thoy
never belonged to the Order. and know moth
ing Of its inner workings, and that they Will
make Gowen suffer for his charge In "A suit for
slander. Public opinion il with Mr. Gowon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17
rnE MoRN rlMIlr.s ILLNEss.
Pork Eaters In Brooki1n HccomInx serIousI,
Aiarmed-Is Il rrichinosisf

IL u AtlchiuoslhI
Tho death Of Mrs Horn, and the serious
illness Of her daughtcrand son-i law and their
servant girl. as supposed from the exceedingly
raro disease. trichinosis. have created Il small
panic among pork eaters. The attending
physician said that all Of the patients
wcro particularly fond Of pork. fresh. dried.
raw. and cooked. and on the Thursday after
noon preceding the sunday on which Tho family
were ttk, a sick. their dinner consisted OF two
aud u half pounds of fresh roast ham and one
pound ol pork chops. For supper the family
puftDoN OF portion Of four and u half pounds
~ raw smpNcd ham, OF which Mrs. Horn and
Mr. and Mrs. Grieicllt ate heartily. Only a
smh,l portion OF tho ham remained on "A plate
Tor Henrietta Der the servant grl. aged about
lt years. II was rolled W in brown paper and
hung .up in the bath room. Next day il was
Hnten n us raw state at breakfast and dinurr.
Mrs. Horn and Mr. and Mrs. Griefcldt were
taken sick on sunday. but It was not until the
Tuesday morning following that the servant
grl. who had partakcn OF u smaller portion OF
The pork than any oi the others was pr0strated
lhe iour patients were all affected alike. and
MAJ lols ming. The patients were all much
better yesterday. and there Is not much doubt
Henrietta Dier, the servant girl, is lying at
the residence OF her sister at 40 Atlantic
avenue. She described her symptoms ycster-
day afternoon very clearly She can hardly
bond her arms ono way or the other. and occa-
sionally she is tnrmcnted with shooting pains
in her foot as II pins and noedlos were being
stuck into them. From time TO time there is a
ringing in her ears. resembling the sensation
caused ~ a passing railroad train. Her ply
sicinn takes n different view Of her case from
that entertained 10y the other physicians aud
il treating her for malaria fever. When spoken
to IN reference 10 the suspeated pork she sad
u was very palHiahle. and that she would gladly
have eaten more Of 1t had not the old lady Mrs
Horn. TED II W and put i IN tho closet Sani-
tAry offi 1ors To- be sent DAY to tho
pork dealers ~ the city for samples Of their
pork aud the Board oi Health VIII hnV" them
unHlyEsi There WIS 70 general absence Oi Dor K
from Brooklyn tables yesterday
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17

Another top-story fire broke out last evening
u lhc large double building NJ 53s AMI $40 Pearl street
AMI The Third alarm that quickly given indicated iti
dangerous character The buliir. was owned by 8 NJ
Peycr and occupied for various manufacturing pur.
poses Some boys saw flames bursting from the fourth
door Of i35 occupied by Henry wilson steam label
cutter and the Dorman Bric a. Brac Manufacturing Cv.
pany The prompt ARRIVAL OF the engines confined the
FIRE TO the upper stories of 5J- Streams from many
gncs poured into the building from the opposite buildings
IN Pearl street rom an alley IN tile rear, and from the
roofs o 13j nud Si2 Pear street The total damage the
building and It. contents WAS about SlnUsn mainly BY
water Among the iu.ers ate Nempl. 4 kronhcm,
nhuslhphcr- IlWAit Norman, dealer ia fancy papers
A S Nhodon, PRIMER ; kanitcrA Co. dealers III wool.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17
Marking burglars Head. with n club.

James McArdle Of 4l9 West Twenty-sxth
street awakened at 10 O'Clock last evening by voices
ualcr his window. lie became convinced that thieves
intending to brcf into his house He had money
IN ms room, and not Wishing to iughten
his family. quietly armed himself with police
club. and took position close 10 a window.
le heard the eiehg Of the fastening Then the win.
into the room lie swung M, club. and dealt terrhc
blow the nearest head sprinsins forward he caught
the other man by the collar, And, with blow of the
club, cled HIM ~ the ground. An alarm was quickly
given but me thieves got away, leaving tWo blood
stained hAls bVAlul
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17
Drunk at Thirteen.

Is II true that you get drunk - said the Jus.
uce IN the Harlem Police Court yesterday morning
small boy. apparently twelve thirteen years VI age
who stood before him The boy John Joyce. whs
lives IN 1891 street, near Third avenue 1he complain
ant Henry schmidt who keeps hnrroom ~ Third ave
nuo and 43t street, sand that he saw him intoxicated
Yes, judge said the boy, Tho sold me the three
glasses Of beer drank "
Ofctr Muldoou OF the Morrisaua police said that he
saw the boy intoxicated.
1he aincr OF young joyce hoped the Justice would do
some tii- 60 restrain The boys hkins Dg liquor liz Mal
sent 20 the fcmitenuaIy tor one month.
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after court, adjourned. The streets and hotels
We're crowded as tho nows spread, and for u
une trouble was expected.
Myers was carried weeping to his cell in the
lall Rlter the verdict. Burns, who ia to stand
again locked UP. Fanny Van Gorder is under
DalL judge Waller ordered the taller not to
permit any ono to soc Myers. not oven his coun-
SCI: u new trial Is denied to tho two CON
Slcted prisoners, 1t is said that they will make
ueclarations that will throw now light on the
case lust tried. and will clear up many nys.
teries with which 1t is envcloped
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17

Mr. Frederick w. Vanderbilt. son OF Mr., VIM.
II Vanderbilt wAsmaIied ON Doc ~ H.t 90 Miss Louis
Holmes Anthony, hut the public announcement vt the
fact was only made In the MARRIAGE notice, o Yesterday =
papers The lflIt WIS formerly tlc Wiir ut Alrd Tor
rance of 5fl fth avenue. connection hy marriage
the groom, bat WAS granted decree OF divorce last
September from her husband with permission 60 resume
her maien name Slel - the daughter ui the late Chas
l. Anthony of this city The groom has uuui recently
old. and Inherited nom the tomuVJVTs .iuue IN as
own rsAt Vi several Wllll0nA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17
Thrown by Rapid Transit Train.

A carriage. TO which q team Of horses was at
hchcd belonging to William williams OF Las Fulton
street. Brookbu. aud driven by 4. Ostrandcr. while
crossing The track Of the East New York Rapid TranA
rond on Atlantic avenue, near the brooklyn city line,
-t evening a about orlUrk was Tuu into ly motor 40
liu The carriage WAS sutshcd 10 pieces one ~ tho
horses Was instantly hllrl. tI thc driver thrown 4
distance ui twenty tort amt sustained injuries hut it N
fpAfrl. Wf'l rt sIf fatally lr r,uuNt % iu aulu
lN tu t'c residence uf hiHciuI4tkrr Ihc tram was
ANiH WC~f url roo li-n futc speed The colductJl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17

At the entorta nment OF tho Young Mems He
brew Union last evening, at i2O Second avenue Jerome
Buck delivered an address Oh The Life and Character
of Henry Eckford tho shiphuider who launched the
pioneer steamer Robert Fulton, and discovered and mp.
plied many new principles TO hhlphudnl Mr Lcklurd
was connected with the hrst Tie insurance company
started IN Sew YORK and lost his iottGnc lie died
IN 1882, ana WAS buried IN IlempsteAd L. l.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17
ArehbI.hop Purcell. He.,anauon Refused

CINCINNATI, Feb 1G.A letter has boen ro-
ceivod by o. the bishops Of this archdiocese from
Cardinal Smcon Saying that Archbishop Purcclps resig
nation VIII be ronsed Iis announcement causes great
JOY among his parshoncrs tur spite ol hls luAueiA
smbaTrassmenIs he Ia SILL greatly beloved
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17
ONO. soIaler., orphan., Home Ds.,rorea.

COLUMBUS. Feb. 1G.-At7 o'clock this morn
ing fire discovered in the basement OF the admin
israuon building at the soldiers orphans Home near
Nena The six hundred children Al the Home
had lust hnshrd breakfast IN the main build
ing and returned 10 their cottages
several members at the legislature who were visiting
the institution naIuwN ESCAPED Win ulolr Vos soma.
tor Richards aud wife ESCAPED by dropping from a
SECOND story window into blankets held hN men he
low senator sabn and Witc Representative Dodd, and
Mrs Ford. wife of the steward, saNcd Themselves hy
capins from the second story windows to the porch he
low. from which they dropped 90 tic ground In two
hOurs the enIe Lmldln. am eunenls MoIe lestroAAl
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17
PRICE TWO CENTS.
LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DISHES HERE AND THERE By TIL
SUNS REPORTERS.


In St. Nicholas avenue yesterday l.. s. Hilli
bay mare Fanny with a record OF 35 ami f. H. FrinkI
Hartford bay horse John Martin which can beat 80 trot
Wd dead heat OF mile to the great delight Of hundred
o spectators. race Of mile and a half by william
kelly's spotted mare and LcIloys bay geidns Fgypt
was easily won by the match for $50 was mad,
between Isaac Copps bay gciing Rapid and Doc Bodne
bay mare to trot mile and repeat The mare led for
ccquartcrs OF mile, but the last quarter Rapid
did some fast otng and put his nose over the score
ahead In the second heat thev trottng well the
mare gradually creeping up. when she broke. Ane,
catching se made noble effort 30 reach the 'front.' but
failed aud so lost the race j. Driscolrs black marc
blAckwood Queen beat % Reemcr's bay stallion Pioneer
In mile rot easily. and Nick Housemans Tommy Moore
was victor over sorrcl Jake. Mr. Galvins Bride and
Mr. starn's Belle uf Aberdeen had n lively race for
mile Bride winning by length. Robert Smiths Aleck
aud VIM Gravcs's Charley, PAGER went mile in good
style side by side most Of the waJ but Aleck by rOtuna
steadily, won by length.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17
IN. D.atA or a Clergyman.

PHILADELPHIA. Fob. 16-The Rev. Charles A.
smith u d. formerly Of Palatne and khinebeck, y
ami who lately had charge in Orange, died IN this
city Saturday after one weeks illness lie NJ one
time pastor of the Westminster frc,byieram church Of
this city and also had charge IN Enston Pa His pas
torate covered period OF forty years e had been ed
tor o religious uapets, anu was the author VI seY
eIkl tle VlogcAl w0rkA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17

PAGIs, Feb. l5.-Tha Minister Of War Con
HrcslyA has announced n the CHAMBER uf brpur, t 1t
he Will enforce the decree uf 100 maAin the Aurs,
lalse' tie national anthem
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17

BERLIN. Feb. l6.-Tho North Gl1udu GlsfHe
points ont mat the Duke of Cmubrrlaud. uartia-e p.u
tract speaks OF the RoNM family o' Hanover ihu, uilN
lg that Denmark countculncrs lumhtrluuJ.s asiIra.
uVns 10 the throne Ui Hanover
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1879-02-17

sr. PETERSBURG fcb lG.-It is officially Ru
nNunced that There have been flesh cAs,s u4 plI-Dl
deaths thereirOm for DAY ur two.
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-09
SOURJeut9t.

Slft al iorltlsIIigs SIass Bar
o. 5rustsr uoisres uu | itor M9nsos
ira Nmsrlfa I'll St0rbritanien %
&uitralien.
= 3 9ebet al STARTS Waonso
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aIiiaa en- flor Sorauhring til Bet
Beore.
Spmaalinssdsien i ct, Yaul
bar ira &albin9ton facet unoerret.
ming om at oct 9ano, Der lieSer
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Hsisrpntlonerns fll u~nooraSes ira
Narfsbst, oa Oct ltal l9gges I'll
@blts Garib GsisrpatiOnen, lom oa
itaI afaips Ylaos ior ALE ebippe.
ma. Snoianerne.
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ira irsmmeoe 9anoe / bet Ierlte
8partaI al Maret 1879 er nGltsn
80 Yrocsnt iterrs sno Snopanorln.
gen / oct tillparenbs 5iesrum iilor.
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boppsunosric9sllsn / Isiten. par
lom Sniefttpnbia ubu1unt til Weo.
lem al Nssrbruss Sspartsmsntst /
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iuotit9nste 2iD bar ItabsliSt for
bans Sunobeo. San oil oerfor
after p~aabsspnos fine unoerle8eIlsr
al 8resbopperne.
9 Bet norbusitll9s SOMA raler
Der Yrarisbruno, iaa 6armsrus mao
perc paa 8ast bauoe Dag % Nat.
Man berer al % til ON nosle
ubprs pgstise 8alpe. Der sr fomns
til Serosn, og biotiI bar Ill Yunc
Der / 9anost oa 112 Yuno / eng.
lamb itaast ION oct Seis'ts; men
MI bar en- Wr. Soc i &erbsosn al
Siour Sip ferret opsr oisle Sal.
Sen 2los Warts faluebe en- al
bans aiesr. % &aIuen usisos ia
Yuno, 5 Gage b~sreiter l24 Yano.
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-09
Gn MP Spiimoclie

ital bore slort paa 5elssraIens On
raaos, % Forbidden Oct lig. lom Der
ioriItres / ct aniest sneslli 6ioslfrift,
maa Den bIips al u~bsreSneiis 89roi.
Gn Milsnosr opte9ner paa 6els9raf'
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pspincs. Der itoar i 6orbinoelle mso
6slesraiapparatet, iaalsbss at BOG
itaperne life bIius ipnlige Der. eo
Ylncen life er opppei | no9et Strl'
utitui men paa Wootasslissltsost nso'
itriuss De al en- meo Bl9f forlpnet
Yeu, Der bspGasr iis nstop | b
islulamms Spiusninssr. iom Nfisn'
rsrsn aioroe mso Sfrloepincen
Seq faar alliaa paa oenne Waaos
ct telegram. frsuet laa at ltse meo
M~fienoersns sscn Slauo, % tlenoer
lss bans Saaneltrlit. fan lea oltiaa
i bpcrt 6nln p@re operbepllt ON
Sspeidtns sSstbso.
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-09
Sen d)iueiiiie SuOuauoring.

8 MnIepnina al bette for Glebllf.
tst iaa pistiae Sperssmaol bar man
sicnnem 8surral 3%e9snore, Der bar
peret os 6orensos Staters Sonlul
ct Oiitritt Of China. faaet aoltillIae
pistiss S~plpsnln9sr. Oct er ct llsl-
bent Silf0los. at Der anfommsr en-
Gbinsier Der til 9auost, uoen at ban
aQereos / Mt Sismlano bar lno9aaet
en- &ontratt meo en- gmtaratlons
Isent, Der itaar / 6crbinoeIle meb
en- Mrbeiosbsrre / Mmsrifa, hporben
Suopanbreren / 8sssleu antommsr
mso Oampitib fra Scn8fons. Slsu
observation-disclosures / Den Bp luf'
feoe. ea pilee omtrsnt belle osnns
5rah', Der nermsr iis ierosIss me-
act Ill S~lapsbanbel, pGre farbl,
Mbnbisbeosrne / China enlter ielp,
at bette maatte re % BET lpnes al.
osIes life neopsnci9t at cpbGue no.
gen Srattat. oprsttei msIltm De Scr.
ensoe Statcr % Gbiuo. for at lao
bette Snos i%taneitt. &oniulsn paa'
Itaar, at Msentsrne enbog eler no
belasties / Wsnnsltetppsri, naar os
ipnes bet saar minbrc !lpll9t mec
"Subfiebst" al gmisranier, 8cr'
bolosr Sasen iis iauIscss, ca blip,'
SperesmaaIet life, ON pl enlts'
hinsIlte Mrbrioere, men on III on
Ter lol9te MrbciosTolt.
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-09
WajbingtOn.

3, 5orsneoe Stutsrs Ssnat be-
uilaeoe 5irsoas forri9e llac 5000 600
ill 8onItruttion al Ct R~etrigerating
Glib, Der ltoI bru9es I'll at la9e
Smittsn no al andre Stibe, buor
ben guile 6ebsr bar bsrlst. Get
fommer blot an pao. ON Den na'
tional, SuuobsostOmmisIi billSsr
ct laabant 5orstasenos.
Gen bsfienots GI Ssnntor 81
mon Cameron sr bIeuen iasiest al
en- Mrs. Slipsr ior at baos bruol
ct beuoe sipst 9G8tslfabsleIts. Wang
foIoiae Sorher er cptn9ns, % Del
snocllss Neiultat blep, at Den 81
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Den Suore, Der par lo9t 10 fol
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Slipsr. oil Bet fauife p9re ct 900
Yarlfo for rofnersce Srusntlmmsr
lom lpsfulsrsr i Den Sla9s Se9s
maal.
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-09
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prre ioIbt baoos mso Suiter Ga
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men buOr Der b"sri,tr Rollgbsb, ga
aIbdoerus mOota9,r fin zen. Ostls
ioruolaitsr aIioa al Der nuoss
Sieoo ! Statsn bDor bette life Ct
6lIiGIoe. Na Ct. logger Apiicn I'll
IN &leuossl,rulns. at Regr,nc sr Il
Marfarbuoers og at Sta,en
Dll goa t~llarunoe. ON Reareut fpt
.sr mo. Waalfs faGr Spoeu M
.e!s, al bet oar bet &rritc, es FUN
,s eiers. al btbauhls ssag'n' ionIe
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Yoneas S%noiancrne.

8eneral Groot bolot ior nosle
Oaes iiosn en- orosnilis Raot llo8uIna
meo oenne Banbs Snoianere Der
MI opbolncr iis peo omaha / Ne
braita. 5iliispe par 8sneralsn. en-
Del at bans Snieersr, lamt Seu'
pinasn Stanoius Bear % 8 andre
Snoiansre. Blot 9epoingen par
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par tleot Tom buioe Tolt. Stan'
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lin9sn, % lasbe. at De beianct NJ
Del, iaalengs Be bar / Oatoia
men osrss 6orHptislis til mere lpo
liae gaue bar en- 8uin for Dem
% l57 al bans 8olt oeos. Sill
mattel % andre Smtsncisbsoe'
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Dan penots iis til Snleersrne o.
sril9rsos, at ban enftes at saa til
bag. til DC samIe CRATER | Nor'
for at frslls fs isIu % Sins. Sl
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glirifa.

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iorriss uae o~psrroifsosy al ct poIo
lomt Snefo9 / NIsisr, % 10 Of ben
latte Slpet I'll. Slsre ht fne Gem
mer Iaalsoes forirosns, at be ns0att,
lnolGssss paa Soipiialst.
Sra &apitaosn tommer Den
gfterretnlng. oa.erst lSbs STARTS,
at 3uIutOn9sns Broosr, Diam, mec
nm eIbits Ssn % 300 &ris,rs bar
ouersioet lis ucsn Betiraslisr o. nu
benz Der Jig / Sbsrit &ooos 9elr.
Diam anta9ss at ipeinIers paa Of
belti9s 3brouen. Ser bar life fun.
Oct nogen rl9ti9 Wilit0rbsu9selis
Steo mso 3ulusrne. Gtoiue CT frem.
oelss omrlngst. Oct 57oe 8sai.
ment sr lanoet oeo Durham fra
eeplon % er nu paa 8sien for at
Iorsne lls mso Sbsrit Com. Gen
lioIte Giierrstnins fra GtOius sr, at
Sarniionsn beinoer fig psI, mtn
Bet %lfortsr mart poa gspnsismioIsr.
8onGen fai bare iferb meo at
tr9ffe en- tor Nrms lammsn psb
ben ion9sli9s 9eir. Der tummer
Here % flere brittle trooper I'll
Rrissltueplabisn.
"gonoOn 8o3stte" for Abe
april i~nosbotosr en- Oepelde fra
SOro GbeImsioro, bpori iremiettes
en- Rapport. oatsrst lite Warts fra
acknowledgement usb umooti, ON at
uoienoinset ira 3ulutouesn Getis.
luapo par antomne oetbsn. 9ette.
lpapo anmoosr WIshonsbiitopsn ON
at torflGre. at ban life enlteoe 6ria,
at ban nstop boIbt paQ at no.
lepue be YeriOusr. iom GnsIgRosr.
ne Iorlungte. oa DER blep fpret paa
bans N'fcnoings. Set Tom oper
Ga 3OOso til ct Sla9, men
Den 3%alugeaeraI. iom liuob, at bette
lspsreoss, CT MI / unaaos.
Baa Den briilts 8 Watoconp
lIeI8s Bsretuiuasr / afritaniis
uere lanost . iranite Ramon.
'aaes % ct &~ompo9nl SoIoatsr F;
lllge bleo en- brltilt gnbsosmono
/ al bslls BET brittle Slae
Iaa Zen 8ifonfab. Sc brittle
Rpnolgbebsr isnbts afitso en- snacllt
tanonboao meb Yrotsit imoo bisle
paa al bsiGtte Wataconp.
JranltmGnoens paaitaar. at Gen
Dem a%iitaast / 1873, men Gn.
sllfm9ntene bolosr paa, at bsnne
.}enooeIle bar De bait luoe iloeu
$40.
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-09
yaipta.

earI Sobau Sanlsa, Der bleo oper.
iert at bape mproet IN S~teooatter
/ N9rbebsn al Canton Ior ct Nar
iiosn. bar nu iaaet 8ilaoelle til
after at Ioa Sa9en unoerie9t.
- Gu al De melt uoloiomme
YrairIsbranos 9loroe Den 29os Waris
lit Snotop iub i 8psn 8bite Swan.
8incen ait itert ira NOro.@sit. %
4ucrns luste @lt, Dc trai paa.
Grpresbpsuinsen mso belle oens Sno
bolo, 5eIssruituutOret % Wit, bouo
Der %fanptss. YOiitOntOrst % en-
MGusos andre Bpsnln9sr lagces
Wife. Sabst anlllaes I'll $50 900,
Sioug Saas lite @priI. Dor Sp
bar peret inebpuet / umaacsllss
8e9lfper paa @runo al en- sosIes'
ssnbs Yrairisilo, lOm al en- polo
lom Norbenpino ia9soes IND 8lsn
mem 3aplanoet lan9s mso Slonl
8iu,r % iOruanolsoe Sulinoer a
Sons mso so % llgelaaman9e Bn
ibsls 8ornuarsr til @its. Sarmsrsl
5ortuns &one, 4 Wils bsrira. iano
fin Opb, iost bun iOriesie at bisl
ps i'm gRano mso at aipsncs 6arsn
men 8Iammerns git u~bsnberllst u
bsrs % toe mso iis eaosn mel
Decorah-posten., 1879-04-09
Seutudn.

3 QouisulQe bltu 9~oroutreu III.
tllot Tor at aibOlos gi9ipH ousr
gSm. paris Der nplig beltoe Tn
aapgaleu. iom oareoe I belle 6 0a'
oe. 3 lin 5uer for at tunne boIo,
no meo Be Mnore, opsronltren9tt
ban I9, iaa ban paa oct Slolts oar
eoeIaat. San maatts eaa tlIlenss
o. bsnipsuece mere % mere. gr
9as ipntss ban ON Wor9susn al
pere bsors, men oeoe bog ON vi
tsusu. 9etts cr not oct ffrlte 81
fer, 8ans.Gpiosmisn bar trGost
msn bet er life iaa mimsII9t, al
oct life bllpcr oct Note.