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The Portland daily press., 1880-06-12
BY TELEGRAPH.
MAINE.
Ivy Day at Bates.

LEWISTON, june 1.-To-day was ivy day at
Bates College. It was celebrated with the us.
ual exercises. A procession of students, head
cd by band, marched through the streets at
Up. m. The grafton, poem and presentation
followed in the chapel, after which the cere-
monies of planting the ivy were reformed.
The weather was fine and large crowd was in
attendance
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B0st0n Produce Market.
BOSTON, June IL.
The following were to-day's quotations of Butter,
Cheese, Eggs and Potatoes:
Butter-choice Northern and Western lcreane-
ries at 2O@22c; choice New York and Vermont dali
RES at !792Oc; fair and good 14916c; choicelWes-
ternldairy packed 1901 SC; choce 1adle packed I40
l6ci and common to good 12913c; good demand for
all grades at full prices. 49,
12c for fair to good; common At 6@9c; quiet.
Eggs are quoted at 13Q131ac for Eastern North
ern 1212@13c: Canada and Prince Edward Island
Potatoes-We quote Maine Central and Houlton
Rose range from 9Oc@1 90; Eastern Prolifcs coca
90, and other kinds at 10000 % BUSH new DO
tatoes 5095 90 P Dbl for Southern anu Bermuda.
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WASHINGTON.

The Legislative Appropriation Bill.
WASHINGTON, June 1.-THE conference
committee of the Senate and House reached
an agreement to-day upon the legislative and
judicial appropriation bill.
Capt. Howgate's Expedition.
Capt. Howgate offers to get volunteers from
New England to man the ship Gulnare and to
transport men for the proposed arctic station
to Lady Franklin bay. :.
Indian Appropriation Bill.
The conference committee ON the Indian bill
have adjusted the points of difference between
the two Houses on this subject.
Dangerous Rocks on the Pacific Coast.
A group of dangerous rocks has been dis
covered off the entrance of Climber Gulch, two
and a half miles E. S. e. of Fort Ross, CAL
The rocks lie from half to three quarters of
mile from shore, with deep water all around
Vessels coasting in this vicinity should not go
into water less than 30 fathoms
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vigilance Committee in Leadville,

LEADvILLE, June ia citizens organiza-
tion 5000 strong has been formed to protect
the working miners. They issue proclama-
tion stating that they are fully determined
that work on the mines shall be resumed, there
the wages offered if not intimidated by the
Miners Union. On the first step taken by
any one to interfere with or intimidate the
miners the leaders of the Union will be held
responsible with their lives
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MARINE NEWS.

A Thomaston Ship Damaged by Collision.
LONDON, June 1.-THE American ship Har-
vey Mills, Of Thomaston, Me-, is at Liverpool
from San Francisco slightly damaged by COLI
sion with landing stage while changing docks
The American ship Sumatra, Hong Kong for
San Francisco, put into Yokohama, and will
probably have to discharge for repairs.
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Review of West Point Cadet

WEST POINT, June 1.-THE annual review
of cadets at West Point was made this fore
noon by the Secretary of War, Gen. Sherman
and others. The diplomas were awarded this
afternoon.
AS the diplomas were awarded Cadets
Wilcox, Tate and Burnett were vociferously
cheered by the corps as they advanced to take
theirs. Upon these cadets Whitaker had cast
suspicion
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a Yo,1po Rr,1t.a

PROVIDENCE, r. L., June 1.-THE boy, Wal
ter Winson, was adiudged probably guilty of
numbering Miss Patten and committed to
await trial. He took little apparent interest
in the proceedings. In leaving the court room
he stepped up to a relative and muttered. eff
I had q chance I'd paralyze YOU"
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~ suspenion of a National Bank

NEWARK, N. j., June 1.-THE First Nation
al bank of this city has suspended. The last
statement claimed $62, 900 surplus, which it is
though was falsely stated. Financial circle
are excited and reports of Irregularities are
afoat The managers are unable to give def
mite information till the government examin-
ers report. The cashier sailed for Europe last
week on leave of absence.
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Base Ball.

At New Haven--Yales 3, Worcesters 2.
At observation-disclosures 5. Buffalos 4.
At Albany II, Baltimores O.,
At Troy, N. Y.-Chicagos 10, Troys 8.
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MARRI AGE ..

In Falmouth, June 8, Chas. P. Stetson and Miss
Melissa Miller, both of Portland.
In Bddeford, June 5. Fred F. Clark and Miss
Eliza K. Thompson.
In Pennington, June 6. Alonzo L. Holley of Farm
ington and Mrs. Eliza Goss of East Livermore.
In Eden, June 5, Capt. Ansel H. Leland OF Eden
and Miss Julia A. Hodgkins of Lamoine.
In Bucksport, June Q, Brooks ID. Stewart of Stet-
son and Miss Mary d. Vies of Orland.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
Failure of a. Boston Iron Firm,

Failure OF a Boston Iron Firm.
BOSTON, June 1.-THE failure of Houdlett,
Ellis & Co., iron dealers of this city, is an.
nounced Liabilities estimated at $3.50, 900.
The suspension they say is caused by reason OF
the decline in the value of their merchandise
and refusal of customers to carry out contracts.
Five-sixths of the liabilities are to banks and
are secured
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Shot Dead by an Editor.

MARSHALL, Texas, June H. Hon. W. S.
Coleman was fatally shot this morning by
Burt Jennings, editor and proprietor, of the
Messenger. The difficulty was caused by an
offensive editorial rejecting on Coleman's
character. Jennings was arrested.
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Terrific Thunder Storm

BALTIMORE, Nd, juno ia terrific thun-
der storm passed over the city and southern
section of the State to-day. In Prince George
county two men were killed and several build
ings burned by lightning.
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American Schooner Fired on by a Span
ish Man.of.W War

ish Man-of War.
PHILADELPHIA, June 11.-Schooner Ella A.
Merritt, from San Antonio for Philadelphia
was fired at while upon the high seas by the
Spanish man-of-war Nuncia. The first shot
was blank cartridge, but before the captain
hove to the second shot was fred, which struck
the water and glanced upward through the
rigging. Spanish officers boarded the schoon-
er, looked around and permitted the schooner
tn v,roeaed
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DOMESTIC PORTS,

GALVESTON-Sld 9th, sch Amos Walker, Po-
Iand, Pensacola; Danl Coos, Norman, for Corpus
Christi.
NEW ORLEANS--Ar It'll, sch Jos P Machecca,
Woodbury.. Ruatan.
MoBILE-Cld 9Th. barque Helen Angler, Berry,
Rio Janeiro
PENSACOLA-Ar 7th, barque G Hart, Pierson,
New Orleans.
JACKSONVILLE Ar 7ih, schs A L McKeen,
McKeen, New York; j G Slower ,Arey, Bangor; f Z
Hallock, Moule, Belfast.
SAVANNAH-Sld 9th. sch E H Drummond Hig-
gins, Boston.
CHARLESTON-Ar 7th sch H Eells, Eells,
Rockport, (and cid 9th for Jacksonville).
Ar 9th, sch Izettu, Hix, Union Island for Port
land. leaking.
AR 10th, sch Jas Bliss, Hatch, Belfast.
NORFOLK Ar Sth, barque Jennie Hardness,
Amesbury. New York. to load for Liverpool.
Sid 10th. ship Levi Burgess, for Liverpool; brig
Eugene Hale, for Demarara.
BALTMORE-Cld 9Th, sch Susan, Stanley, for
Boston.
Sid 9th schs More.Iight, and Ada j Simonton.
Ar 10th. sch Geo E Young. Marshall, Bath.
Cid 10TH schs Parker M Hooper, Lane, for Ports
mouth; Catawamteak. Kennedy, New York; Jennie
Lippett, Crowell, (and saed.)
PHILADELPHIA-Ar 9th, schs Kate Atkius,
Thompson, and w Parker, Daniels, Kennebec.
Below schs A Emerson, and Hyue.
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Counterfeiter Caught.

ST. LOUIS. June 11.-Chas. A. Hill, a lawyer,
was arrested for counterfeiting and uttering
bogus money. A counterfeiter's outfit was
found in his possession.
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Killed by Bloodhounds.
Yearly Meeting of the Friends.

JERSEY CITY, June 11.-Moses Spratt, (col-
ored) a dog fancier while intoxicated was
fatally managled by his own bloodhounds.
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SOUTH AMERICA.

LONDON, June lit is stated in private dis
patches that the arrangement between the OPP
posing bands in Buenos Ayres is probable. The
Government is too strong to be weakened by
insurgent bands.
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European Markets.

By Telegraph.)
LONDON, June 11-12.3O P. M.-American securi
ties-United States bonds, 41as, 112.
LIVERPOOL, June 11-12.3O P.M.-Cotton market
quiet; Middling uplands 13-16d; Orleans at 67sd
sales 1000 bales speculation and export 1000.
LIVERPOOL, June 1O-12.3O P. M.-Flour at To-
OILS; Winter Wheat at 1Os@1Os Sd; Spring Whea
at 9s edges Sd; California average at 9s 3d@1Os
clubIdo at 1Os@1Os Sd; Corn As 1O13d; Peas Is Sd
Provisions, &c.-Pork sos; Beef at Cts Cd; Cheese
at SOS; Lard 36s; Bacon at 34s@35s6d; Tallow al
33s, at London 41s041s Cd.
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METEOROLOGICAL.

INDICATIONS FOR THE NEXT TwENTY-FOUR
.t- '' HOURS. tf l
War DEPT, OFFICE CHIEF SIaNALl
e. OFFICRR, Washington, d. c.,
.ia.if,. i3,e si,ssfa june II, A. M.
.,+. 90 For New England,
falling followed by stationary or rising barom-
eter, South to West winds, partly cloudy
weather, occasional rain and stationary tenn
= perature. a-is5..as fst-.it-
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DEATHS.

In this city, June 9th, Lewis Delacy, infant son
of Lewis w. A, and Susan A. johnson, aged 3
days.
In Deering, June 10, William H., youngest son Of
Lucy A. and Walter II. Haskell, aged years y
months days.
Funeral serviceI Sunday afternoon, at 2 o'clock.
Relatives and friends are invited to attend.
In Saco, May %, Frank M, child of Charles F.
Ridlon, aged 16 months.
In Saco, June Z, Mr.. Willis Mason, aged 60 years.
In Temple, May 20, Mrs. Sarah, wife of Stilman
Savage, aged Sc years.
In Ellsworth, June 2, Charles L. Jordan, aged "a
wears 4, months.
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California Mining stocks.


Nn,,, Van .DJ Aolosrdpu.I
NEW fORKJune ACCOMMODATIONS Receipts
10, i0o bbls; the market is dull and heavy I06
jobbing trade inquiry; sales $4,000 bbis: Nc
at oo@a 20; Superfine Western and State at 3 so
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-12

NOTICE.-For the past thirty three years,
CONGRESS" Yeast Powder has been extern
sively sold. 1t has always been made pure and
healthy, and is today without a rival.
B-Slade's English Mustard, and Congress Yeast
Powder, are standard, always reliable.
The Portland daily press., 1880-06-12
SATURDAY MORNING, JUNE y.

whose legal experience has given him various
opportunities of witnessing the misfortunes
and crimes produced by drunkenness. The earn
estness and humanity of the writer and the
liveliness of his arguments are effective.
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HOUSE.

The deputy marshals bill was taken up.
Mr.. Keller said it was sham, intended to
be passed for the purpose of annuling instead
of improving the election laws.
Mr.. Refers speech was interrupted to allow
the Senate amendments to the civil sundry
bill to be non-concurred in. Conference COM
mittee was appointed thereon.
The deputy marshals bill was resumed.
A long discussion on the tariff ensued,
the Democratic members causing extracts of
Garfield's old speeches on the tariff to be read
showing him to being in favor of protection
that would ultimate in free trade, and COM
pairing Republican approval OF these speeches
at the time of their delivery with the present
attitude of the Republicans on the question.
Mr.. Cox had read a speech made by Mr.
Garfield April last illustrating his sense of the
bill now pending, and said the gentlemen of
the other side are fighting their standard
bearer.
= Mr.. Heifer said Garfield voted against a
measure which had none of the bad features
of this bill.
The previous question was seconded leaving
ono hour to Mr.. Harris of West Virginia. who
has charge of the deputy marshal bill. He
advocated tho bill and said it made no i'm
portaut change in the existing law.
An amendment by Mr.. Lapham providing
penalties for interference with elective
An amendment by Mr.. Carlisle authorizing
the circuit courts of the United States to open
their respective courts at any time for the pur-
pose of appointing deputy marshals was
adopted. The bill then passed by party
vote.
The Senate bill establishing post routes was
passed
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New York stock and MONEY marke,,

(By Telegraph.)
NEW YORK. June 11-Eveninp ,-Mot1ev loaned
easy at 3@3R per cent. on call, closing 3; prime
mercantile paper at 4@41a per cent, Sterling Ex-
change dull and shade easier at 4860486% for
long and 489@4S9A for short. Governments quiet
and generally steady. State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds fairly active but irregular. The stock:market
closed weak. u
1.-The transactions at the Stock Exchange aggregat-
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Receipts of Maine Cenral.

PORTLAND, June TO-
For Portland, % cars miscellaneous merchandise;
for connecting roads, So cars miscellaneous, ner-
chandise 81 ~
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NEWPORT, r. l., June 1.-THE yearly meet
ing of the New England Society of Friends
commence here tomorrow morning.
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Mining Stocks.

Closing prices at Portland Mining Exchange, by
7. H. Mansfield Co., brokers. 81 Exchange street
Portland. Ma..i.Inne IL:
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Meeting Of the Democratic National
Committee.
New YORK, June IL The following call is
published:
A meeting of the National Democratic Com
mittee will be held at the Grand Hotel, Gin
cinnati Ohio, Monday, Juno 81, at 12 O'Clock.
FREDERICK o. PRINCE,
Secretary Democratic National Committee.
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Daily Domestic Receipts.
BY water conveyance-1OOO bush Cornmeal to G
W. True & Co. :
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Foreign Exports

MARTINIQUE. Bark David Dudley-2l2S
shocks and heads, 4422 # lumber 80 cases lard.
MATANZAS. Brig Sparkling Watcr-52O6 shocks
and heads. % empty casks.
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xLvIth CONGRESSES Session
SENATE.

WASHINGTON, June II.
A number of unimportant bills were passed
during the morning hour.
The general deficiency bill was reported and
placed on the calendar.
Mr.. Mcdonald proceeded to support the reso-
buttons unseating Mr.. Kellogg.
Messrs Hampton and Butler had some con-
troversial discussion as to their respective po-
sitions on The resolution.
The Kellogg resolutions were laid over till
tomorrow, and the bill to pension soldiers and
sailors of the Mexican and Indian wars was
taken mp.
Mr.. Blaine gave notice Of an amendment
providing that the benefit of this act shall not
apply to any soldier of the Mexican or Florida
wars who incurred no physical disability from
his service and who is not in need of pecuniary
assistance.
Pending action the Senate went into execu-
tive session and adjourned.
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Kalloch Applies for His Discharge from
Custody
SAN FRANCISCO, June 11.-Isaac M. Kalloch,
who shot and killed Charles De Young, editor
of the Chronicle, has, through his counsel,
applied for his discharge from custody, on the
ground that the proceedings against him are
Unconstitutional
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-25
Smaapluf.

Nels 8ssiep o. Some blep bsaret
mep Ell grpaupSpreient, b~eitaaenoe
al ct fOmplet Wippa9S. oa 3bez Ger.
piee. ialt 1876 Stpffer. Oct par al
Sapilarps beplte 9ulofantsbe China
o. flsbt bcs Sill Il @c0lf. 0i'
perue par be fire p~eberipenpe Vitts,
Saroen, Bear o. luder.
y. Z. BAREFOOT iOlsts / forrise
llae til 3bomas Graham % Stf.
auRa, uemlis 6 8iser % 16 Stupe,
for Den pene gum $500 80. Stu,
peue alene brasts s6S6.7O eaer s42 81
VI. Stpffe.
Gu S~lbebranp / Sssper Conn.
flip Wanbas | forrise use roela9oe
eupel Spebelfatfs, illbsrenoe 6reo.
Sutton Der al Speu, % Ell 2reie'
maitine, tIlbsrenpe Die @. aaiumb.
- 8riitcfsr Sanicn bolpsr 5pre'
Drag / Ruibicrp 5rspas Den 27os
Sebr., Sanesbcrp Ssrpa9 Den 2See,
Curing 0rope Waubas Den lite
Warts, Oeccrab Onspa9 ben 3pie,
H%lo9ewlp Scrspaa Den 4oe, 3eecrab
5rspas ben ste. Ct. ansar Wanpaa
Den spe, Nortbwoop Ouspas Den LOBE
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-25
Sffc blot Gpertnr.

~ bar bert al Slere, at Self
almiureliabep trcr, at 8riitcfer San
ion blot iortaaer Gpentpr. ION Wan9e
babe bar bert % lRit fer Oct or
r%iltncf lid, al ban fcrr9aer 6pen'
tpr. icm Ter er fienete. men bette er
BET Wlnefte at, bpab ban bpeer put'
ltfum; 8ierHen sr uol2sselien al
6penipret, ioet ban nem.ig anpenper
Bet SiuebltSe / 6peutpret paa MI
b~sitaoenoe Scrbclce / 2ipet, % ats
iaa upla99e for cs Gpsntprets ppbers
Setponlns. 6pentur CT fuu for Bern,
tser man prte men Def ~fcrbplper fs
life laa, naar en- laapan uplRaaelis
fcmmer I'll ; oa fau en- laaban Sore'
iasning pele fulbt cp mee Ell dme'
rifanii Lecture, OF rel LA Bet ; tbI
Or. Sduiou sr baaoe Ell tortrinlis
5srtaaer, OF bans 6crebrag ftal bape
nc9et ualminoslig liltalenoe peo its.
vi blaber, al Rornmanpene msDsr
talri9t frem /; aae, iom bar bert BAN.
uetaler fig / rcieuoe llotrpf.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-25
Heiicnbe.

TeiienSe.
ST.. >. 9unb, M9eut for 3bOmplon
& Sos "Bcloit N%oriussian Ylolus"
par i 8psn fOrleben use. % uisiOrne
en- bsipcelis Sanosl meb y. q. Sau.
gen. Sr. 9unos ssentlise Sorrsnius
er at irlse YIous. men Tom en- lioeH
Biiorretnin9. OF naar ban Ter ban tan
siere goo 6orrstnins / ben Sla9s 8ure.
ipsfulersr ban / sSJ.
- Sr : g. Manbt, ben pelnGrsot
8usufabrifant fra S~tou9bion, @s.,
beieGte Secorab i iorriss llse. S9iau
ban iol9te snbsl at lit aram til y. T.
Slu9en.
- Wr. Berg fra 4oGrosie, Webeisl
Of gsr9 Bros. YIantsitoIs, nGr Coon
Yreirle. u i bisis Sage / Oscorob
San oil beige Sarmsre i @IuneibeiI
So, % siter bpao ri bar bert on
Brebrene 8erg, baobe lom 8artrer,
% 6orretuln9smeno. ter ri trp9t an
bsfnls Dem til 9anbsmono, Der maatt'
tiltreu9s 8rer % Bultu0rtsr.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-25

firenOs Zine, ipaaeOs Inlet @Obt for ben, Der bapbe tmbet
forbaaue beuoe.
seq er beioIet til at forIaoe 6uiet", ipareOe 0tnriette,
~frembeles buItenoe.
"Seiaet at fOrabe 6uiet! % buorfor?" ipuste Rib.
bereu, iom iBntes al UGre aauits iorpirret Of 6orbauislie.
"4t, min berrel man iort9uer mig. al en- uus 4ige
boenoe aleue, lite bar Ret iii at mOotase geios al en- 6erre
iOm De-"
"SOm ie82 Seq, iom uItiO bar bebanolet Gem meo en-
ggtelis Tom mob en- Soiter!"
"6or Ct 2iebIit iiOen par bun bans 6ufnu", iagoe
gicarb for is ieIp, eiterat baos meb iiorfe Cpmerfiombeo
Ipuet Ill ben forte Sdmiale; "pg M CT bun bans Softer.
3. bet Ct Qt i'm Croeu."
"6uiets 5rue, iom inotil M bar pgret iaa oenlig ca
foretommenoe mob mig, flyer, al bun for lin ssres SfpS
life fan tiuaos mic al forbliOe Der en- Gag lGngere; bun
bar ct 8oot JIaun og Jtpste at beiture. oe itg pan9rer bet
meo min CpferieI, iges Der, fOrtiatte Senriette en- Lao
os iagtmooi8 Zone. "6pab tunOe ies iise? 0un bar beias
Let mig Ill ~0ebItteIis al forlaOs 6uiet."
"stattels gise!" iaeOs BiearO en- meOliOenbe Zone.
"Iiu 6errel ig flyer, at bette r u~rstiGrbist, bette CT -
BET - -"
"StammeIistl" ubbrsb eubeIis be Gaubreb, bpis Sarme
fra fsrit al binoreoe BAN fra at tale.
"Sanbelig. bet CT |iammeIist". iagoe 9icarb ioria.
"Ipabemoiieae! ies utI ielp 8aa til 5ren. SEQ nil for
iale benos, al &c enbnu life - BET CT - ig meuer, ut
at ban - al ieg - ies peb life al I'll s meusr -.
% gjensreu, - iom. trOOs fin 5ortiarIebeO for gopstptter
90 iielbue SanOelie. ieuuben bar IN oprisiis YeriOu. -
penOis is ON for al fiuIe be IOarer, br rOnot fra bans
Eine.
"Ssurists /" iasbe 5tiboeren emit; ter 3erss laarsr.
3s paI fOTaoe bette GUS for al inbtreos init"
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-25
NOTICE,

NOTICE is hereby given that the repu
lar annual election for the City Of Deco.
will be held on Monday, the LIST day Of
March, 1880, for the election OF the FOL.
lowing named officers for said city, TO.
wit:
Mayor.
Treasurer.
Assessor.
Councilman for LIST ward
Councilman for I'd ward.
Councilman for Sd ward.
Councilman for 4th ward.
And for this purpose POLLS will be
opened in the lst ward at J. w. Stiles,
Hotel; in the I'd ward, a, the lumber
office of w. J. Flemming: in the 80
ward, at the Council In the An
ward at the saloon Of James Tucker
Dated at DEBORAH, Iowa, Feb 10th.
1880. II. &. Bulls, Mayor.
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-25
1913

Sntel, min Uano, bar meset opbra9t paa BAN. Ret
peo n9rircre at operpeie ben belle Sag CT lea tommen til
ben SOerbeuisniu9, at leg bar Blister at opfploe baabe mob
DEM % 8iboereu. 3anS SlGstningeS Wlooharb ssr bette
@iftermual u%muIigt."
"6rue !" ia8oe Senriete neb ct Anitrps af 89rbisbeb,
leg bapbe iattet min 8eilunins fOrenb leg iaa Gem is
ieleer Gpofrelien8 % EliatenS Bel"
Seq ifaI life bare ~utafnemmelis", ipareoe @repinben,
rert ptb ben unse BiseS Orb. SEQ er rig oa iormaaenbe."
"6ormaaenoe !" gientog Senriette % t9nfte, at ben iren.
meoe Og iorefommenoe Game muligens bible interesiere fla
ior Souiie.
'8eriom lea til boiIfeniombeht Eib fan pie min
6ormaaenbeo til 9eoiie for Dem % iom Grtienbtlisbeo al
Ceres Gble % uesennpttise Sinoela8 % Opisriel -"
"6rue! bet fan De-. Iasoe ben unge pise iprigt, uben
at bum lin Sper bar ii8 beoioit, at bun aibreo grepinoeus
Gale. "9tu, iuit bette Eieblit fan De-"
"0poreoes?"
"genpue Seres SornIaaenbeb til at g~ieniinoe be-. itaftelS
Barn, iom iaa iampittisbeoslpft bep rspet bort fra min
getDueie. Bring benoe tilbase til mig, % De bill lite fors
9iGpes G~iiorore mig ~bpilfetiombelit Sier. Seq oil rie min
~siGrliebeo til &ibberen no at nit Sierte % iierne mig meb
benos iGa Iangt bort, al De eler 9eres SIGstninee aloria
mere berneoen ital sienie mtg. IRaafe ies iorlanssr for
meeet?"
"9et - neil" ipareoe @repinben burtist. Seq Ioper
2em lite aIene min eseu SiGlp, men og'da belle Bariss
Stitano. Nao mig bore benbeS 9apn, Nloer % gefripelie."
"SeifriOeIe! at, 6rue! m:set let at sius! Sun sr fer,
ten Nhr 90 blirb!"
"Vlino! - blnb!" sientoe CSrepnben %foruuoret, meoens
benoeS lanter penote tilbage til ben bIinoe Yige, iom bun
Tor tort lib iioen ms6te uoenfor airfeu.
"0snSes yapn er gOuiie". iasbs Senriette.
.SQuis % upbrpp @yepinben eub mere %ionlnoret: sost
Decorah-posten., 1880-02-25
Sctorab= Tolf paa Heiier.

"5Olfsblapet" brmser Nspsnitaaen'
be fra Sicur SAILS:
"6rpin.S elfabet gap | forri9s use
TO &oncerter / 6lenbenotns SaQ, %
ri fro, at Der neppe fipli0ere bar
paret buot por uiae Bpes gefOlf.
ming en- iterre 8%unltnpbelle. SRrllg
fluQe ri fremb9pe Wlis Gamma. Der
lana iom en- NatterSal, % DIR. @tets
Vipliu Splo."
6rpins 8oncert.3 roupe berer biem.
me beri 0eeprab, % be lsfte al Wep'
lemmerne er OppOgne Der, cs bet oil
pifuof 9laoe mango at peres 0enner
o. Ssflenpte at bere Dem baperlis
cmtalt.
"Sr. 6. 81. Sspsriou fra De.
eorab, Soma, aflaspe pS ct Seies
forriss llse. San bsrstter, at Del
life er ferite Sang. at ban er / 0a
fcta, c9 paa Sorelper9lel erfare ri,
AT Sr. Seperlou fpm bertll ferite
Sang / Maret 1862 % neolatte fl
lRt pep VermiQlpu. Oa pt par ms
9lerrts eiier at bere, bpcrleoes III
oerne pare Der oeusang, oa Ndpnet
5afota enonu fob / I'm Sarnppm,
% I SRroelesbeo mep Seulpn ri
0r9sbopperne. fortalte Sr. Seperlcn,
at be laabe S9a BET ferite Mar ban
par Der, men fprlop lerritCriet lammC
CONNER, ops life uben at bare eoe.
la9t en- b~etppsll9 Del al af1rsDen,
Der oen9au9 Dog life par meaet flor.
! Naret 1868 bapbe man iglen el
gpot Iar, men | 1866 % 1869 tom
0rRsbopperne after tllbage % auret'
tepe b~etpoell9 Gbel9sselie. Sln Slr
beisgte Sr. Seperipn Siour Sals
ban fragtebe nemli9 @uperuement'
Yroplaut III Den berparenbe Snola.
ner.S tatiou. 6orinbsn ban reile,
tIlba9e pil ban belese noSle al fine
9amle Soma.V snner, bllnot bptlts
ere Sr. Is. 6aeiiCn % Anore.'