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Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

NeriDner, tom dgter at beieas
Wlnnelota I pct, enten for at pper.
rere ben tore Salr / Winneapplis
euer | aaoen 4~nlebniua, pilbe eiere
8lO8t | at inorette fig iaalebes, at
be lamtlDl9 funne aaa uo paa Nprtbz
srn pactflc Sanen Oe ie paa Def
eanp, lOm bette 8ompani tilbpper
for Salg. Gn ubmarfet Speoeacz
ling er bleren inobetet / oisis, be
'rerlte bpeceprcbucerenoe &egipRer,
o9 Der er ell Opet loD af ppperliat
Spepelanp, iUm frembeles penrer paa
ar blipe cptaset.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
Trelu ira SoOcu.

seiuiam :. Eoaotln ci Somcrulue 81ofs. faer: Tn
Ssieu 1870 bIeD ia 4asysbs a. a. IN SuHIs5isoniHg,
ION iuIsies AZ Ca U1Ir ON seize ,[t1 Eti;she MN dps
p,itt. a'nf1eTeoes o. alaails tolet 5tHcf1. 1877 tlep
leg iHslac. pcs cc5-iiGirl Eo'ocH jasos. al its f1Uss
q 81. IiH .gEst 'l1 .clt ism p .ctcloaG. A1slut
CIT suooc at ir1 5Gr eto. Efa ovsE0 04-t-,. Hs1 en-
&ea f~gtia!Gs aat- ou DR. ~llm HsF, Bal.am FOR the
Lunss -ssa uF fu tl2ftsc e14aucssa tt M.a Nof.-4i5Us
3 Sar. Sss .a1ss, n,riog. ateesBeE mto sce.aets .uus
GEL OF tgass Han, Ba'>tn ~ ~57sstsa. rs en- II Tzs
ring sJH ~ssItlserr- Z 1.srsr7 LlGlgtt mig mes
a. tuS ucaIr l---
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
Gr Oct Wutiat

at st Wioesl tluaost al loa aImin
belize % ilmpls YIautsr ION 3uuls
Buhu. Wanorofe. 9~sustano O.. I. D
fan ir,mbriuae iaa manse oe iaa unz
ouiulbs S,lbr,oeli.r. iou pep 8ittsrs
aler? Sst mao Del prrs laa, thi Sam.
mel oa ing. Gi9 Oa Sattis. YrGit %
Sottor. Sugiit % Noismauo. ale be
pioner. OF b. sr blepns hsIbreoent OR.
pen Oct h.riftr inesu SuiuI lGnasre.
Sc en- aroen Spalte.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

afholoes / Oscorob 2los Septbr.
1881 81. l gftsrniobas for at nomi.
ner, en- Gountns fif,t.
Gfisr Orcre af "Sarmers &Qiarcs".
@eo osnns Convention er Der ingen
"8ine 8%uiiusis", men gnbbsr Tiger fro
for no ieIp.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
nnlOat Nrairiclnnn

nciDSt Nrairielano Soma %
ben beone Del ar unIcnen faaes
enonu biaioere end anoetiteos llen.
mem DIR. 8opion s Trcocritien,
Danish Nice-Cnnsulate, Milwaukee,
Wis Vrtien er ira AZ Dollars
Or. Nere meo Ell Rabat al $3.50
Or. 4cre, bpis eanbet br9ffes aQere.
be Def ferite 4ar. Sferitebelsn al
sanDet fOrpentss optaeet / Septems
Der % Oftober Waansbsr. Oct
paariles at e.. e. eunb / Alecna %
y. 8nuolen, 1ountp Reccrper |
Swan Cafe, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
3aar for Samer.

9. Sreinitl bar 81 itcrt Sp,as al "Spits
4;s' III Brtier ira 81 % cpCper. "@lpes'
% "S!i8stis' | ftorf llrpdla. rlila SIarfli,
Der. Rtr9e u sulebciIllses Eager AZ balr.
Cdmerarelitt tr usp Chm Al SlrbtTrarsli,r.
ltaecusrfcr bet noe 9eltfcntrr. cpsr eteu0ros
SYbarnsl. alp.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
&plera belbrecet.

& y Snronsr " 80 e~arauierer oen
ne Wso'cln Den sr lIllalas hos ARcnls
Qomsrb& 50. Otcorab. Msnsr Il 80
itaI ealmar os paa Oru9z Stora i st.
Nttlnlou. 493m
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

81le Osrts gIno pen / Hsb
Rioer Oalsn. - Sela uieo rao 8ursn
oera,n ben 3ole OCTOBER ON 81 life
er fGtbig ben 19ne Ssptsmbsr Rom
slsr ltrip i'll u = SJhHlon,
Commissioned Of emigration.
81 u VI & W III ~.
81. Yaul Rinn.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

9r. Seer 9aVieu bar u,top fptfet
IND / ut noe Stors. Oct or bet iaa.
falots Breorsns @uuifious Store ,
Stager heit, ia 600 lanet ferite os
anoen Gtoge ere forburbne mso en-
lerts Rlosies gIsDatOr oe en- Ronfor.
tabel &rapps.
Oct er nil 9runoi0t rspartret. Der er
lo9t Sulu nnittn i belle &iGIoer.n /;
9nlbsnc ere fOrarorsee % oipasleoe
eTt,r be ToTifisll9e Slaos &ara OF
Iagte Der BET IT malet oa piaitret. =
ouben Gta9e er 9aasrst Of f1rfiaipsbe
al9osr. Sreoler % Sto liant Syoftsr
Oct er plaItrst oa nitlns isr no. iom
ON Oct uar fuIbt9nbis MT Oct er
M ct at Dc fineits. ON life BET ~fncfe.
so beit inbrsftso, Stoye / Rpsn. :
ierfs @taae nnosr man Orb GOODS,
Sam,z % Eernelto, groceries, Stenz
tel 0. /. . = anben Stage Ct, ION fer
bsmertst f~erDisipsbs 8I9osr. Sltte oq
9usr. Srunfsr oe Boiler. lumt W9no.
o8 Suite. Sfo oe StspIsr 0. b. Cor.
lsn sr nsIop tommru bism ira Gh,clQo
% uil ON no9Is 0aas ~forspiis ct iterre
% huers Eager al 8arsr ,nb uoaeuz
ilnbe tloligsrs oa oil uo,n 5pipI biz
ne iitnrb Ill of tilirsosit,us line mcuoc
Runoer. o9 pie nm itsoie tiltaesnoe
5Otretnina DEN tllberIigs Spmeriiom.
bso. $ans 8olaipros sr frembslss
"9ibsn Sortlsnsits. meo burtie On
i9ininG", O9 bette bar hioiil brast banl
9ptfe; bans Yriisr oil oltio taaI.
Communicating ulso Mnhres, naor
3snlpn taass til &arernss Rpa!itst, %
ban oil alto haps ~ssorusisIie al at
loreoiie line 8arsr til snbper. snien
man tenfsr at fiebe no9st sQsr ii. Oet
or p9rot of beie9e ham / bans noe
Sorrstninass 9ofale % ta9e bans no.
ualate Sarelaaer / Gleibn
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
For County Treasurer.

AT the request of my friends in Winnie
sheik county. / have consented to become
a candidate for County Treasurer, subject
to the action of the coming Republican
County Convention.
JAMES HUNTER.
DEBORAH, Aug. Sd, 1881.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

gi henoiier I'll d. H~oienbers5 aoers
tisiement. 8co lin lauae Rraris % tore
Grfarcu5eo / 8ehunoljng al froniifi SPA:
BONNIE oip. bar ban trhuerpCt iia en- al,
minoslig e~rtienot Susliapeo. Der sisr, al
man mto fulo Eiuio tan benpenos zig III
ham l9-Ia
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

Set CT mso 5Ornslslle. at OF oost>
letts fra "She W%innilota SSarmer" ne.
o%enltaasnbe Smials af Ben Bears iaa
ns! bsflsnote RiGoe panbsI Der / Bpn {:
Square Dealing Clcthier."
GM Btars gtabtisl ment, usl tlsnot
unber openitaosune Napn sr Oct bsoite
8leoes uoia!8 / 9seOrab. Sorretniresn
er nogst ouer 8 Dur gGmmet, oa /
csnne &io bar Wr. Bsar pee bsftans
big at aaa "fqunre bsaIinaa tiIpsrfs
punbst ia et ND life mlnors eao nos
get anoet 8loess Slrma f, Noropsften.
Ser sr ct ubpre Splas al ole SIaas
8lnoer, Sars. GrtlfIsr, S0tlsr % Suer,
Sto oa SteUlsr. oG Yrilen TT bnaos
for Oct gne % ret Nnott laa Iao lom
muli9f. Oet er btulsliQt. at 8sn Bear
er iaa bstlenbt for al iRlas tili8t ar
Solf fcmmer IND ira 30 Ill 40 WlIs
for al flsbs hos ham. vi anb,faIcr
oct SorrsiuinSs Sslrma paa BET Nusr.
bsbite til bore 9eisre, noar be irrnosr
Ill noest Der tommsr iro unosr Ben
Bears SanntI.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
For County Treasurer.

The undersigned has, at the request Of
many FRIENDS in Winnesheik county, con-
scented to become a candidate for County
Treasurer, subject to the action of the
coming County Convention.
n.,o-,, Zoo; n Hed@ms.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
Sfat De reifc biert /?

Siaafalb fulbe Der pere mia en-
Scrnstelle at bsre fra Dem, fer De
refer, fife for at ialee Dem en- BIT.
lis Dampfibsblaet. ba iee life len'
sere er | Dampfiibsfcrretnineen, men
forDt iea trcr, at Bet oil pRre inter.
esiant for Oeres Wenner % Sl0gt'
hinge bjemme at faa p~aalioelia I'm.
b%erretnlng ON pert npe Roropeffen
o. fpecielt &ec Miper 9alen. Wu,
ltsens fuuoe Ee beffemme Gem iii
al brin9e med Slestuinse eaer en-
8cne % beepnbe al lepe for Nlpor
peo at fire ZEN ct Sjem / ct al
Dc fanoinapifte Settlemeuter | Den
teremfe Reo RiUer DaG. ce "pcgs
op meb Gambler. Jpr bette 5iifelbs
bsr De atpe mig Derss 4Dresie,
laapel Der Tom | Def oamle edn0,
naar De reiler blem, % jes ffal meo
SOrneielie ienpe Dem ell eaer here
Bampblettsr og FABIAN unoerretnina
foreprtst, lcm funbe ejsre Bet lsitsre
for Dem at fare S~ei1emmslie ON,
naar % bpOr Oe Der bolgtfe Dem,
men bet pilbe pps betale ite for
Dem at tase en- Eur pp | Rsb 8i.
per 3alen, fer De reiisr biem ibeff,
le for Dem ielp oa pel9e 0sres npe
9Iemltec. % naar Se laa refer rils
bi9e lQien til 4msrlfa, fan De taae
BILLET li9e til Seres geltemmelleS.
iteD.
u = Sohnlon.
Commissioned of emigration
CT ~ MP a. ID R W
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
For Sheriff.

AT the request of my friends in Winnie
sheik county, | have consented to become
a candidate for Sheriff, subject to the ac-
ton at the coming Republican County
Convention. ID. NJ. Langeland.
DEBORAH. Sent Ist 1891
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

utlsnot msS Sorboloene ben frsmm.oe 8eroeusosI. u.
tpno's Spro9st % nosn Bsnnsr bIeu BET uanft.iat for Son
ut tOmms no frsm Gmerita. Sang sfsr Sang bleu bon
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
Caucus.

HepubIifanif eaucas afboIoes / Sfoz
lebnlet, Siitrlft go. 5 / Sprin9fslo
S0tpnlbln, Seroaa Den l7be September
81. 4 gTtermiboa9, for at p9Iae 4
Oelegatsr til GOuntb : GonusntlOner,
lamt beige &Omnlbip gmbeosmeub.
u. Gpenion.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
st Gremplar al
USluifreret NercsnShiifuric a.

Gter III Srsnits. al Gyntn gaats renia,s
reee Srioinaluf9acs ceb Z. Saae ~ q. Is
Irollu am. / 6 Stnp. i9l9ta bsitst Ter meaei
tiuia Qrls. Jsn 'cisr / Scsblua; len Der /
Slnest $50 90. Ssnpsnnelit Ter I'll ascats
tIcnen.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

m .. Spibera, Rrrlf Barber y
&Y' 8aariisru. DEN beeR. inerttteesear.
tttfus I Dttorab. abamS 8lo6. Datsr Str
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
SDine=Gbolera

SUtut-V DuItIu
bar busieret bstposli9t / Sadion
Gountp / ben isn.re Sib. SaaIscss
bar +. gI. Wr. 8. 8. SOlmss miitst
SO Spln af oenne Spsoorl. iiffsrIls
efter Be nuuereno. Yrilsr ct Sab al
oper $1,000. Cholera bIanot Suinsns
er ct Snoe af iaa aIpOrlis Natur. al
enbper Sarmsr itios buroe iett. ile
IND / bsnne Sp9es Natur % be Wflo>
Ter, mau bar til at iotsbpsee Den.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
6Dot NeiiefDise til europa.

Srsmer 4lnlens r%.llsnDs Nssnt 9r.
y. Salporlon. % ct ubual9t Sslitab
al Sanosm9no o8tsr i Ssit at afease
be lfanolnauiite Ganpe st 8slee. 4is
rsii.n fra Chicago %iorssaar ben 3oie
Sttober o. ira Stem 9orf Den 12te f.
M. De iom bape / Slnoe at bsieae
S9orslanost bsr benptts bsnre uom9r.
feoe Nnlsbuina. s Sr. Salporiens
Seilfab bile be usmll9 life aIsne erz
hOlbs flsre B~sfpemmsIiaheoer paa Hei.
len. men De bile faa ie lanst mere, sno
ON Dc re!ite alene. 5or nernlsre Spz
Ipsninser oobresier y. Salperlon, So.
REP Gun, Soma. 49,
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
Ggtra GrcurFOu.

Yaa 8runb Of oct ltore QntaI Yer=
Toner, Tom bar melot iis iii SsIta9sIlt
/ Granddaughter til Wsb Nibsr Oolsn
ben 19oe September, oil Der bIlpe fore.
taast en- grtra grcuriior ben 3oie OF.
fra 5uinois, &iseonnn. Soma
Wirnsiuta o. 0!hrittet pso 9nfs gu
&isb 8sturbiQst til Groofifon
8Ompanisfs rssuIers 8sii.assnter pij
nsItaae / ubauet.rns. Osltaecrns fra
81. YQul os Wiursapolis fan fomml.
paa nit 8ontor Den Ace Sftobsr. Sol
u9rmsre lluoerretnin9 ifrip til
u. e. SobnjOn.
Gcmmiicnr Of Emigration,
Ct. y. Nt. s. a. Dip.
81 Yrul, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
Siemlne lsieu.

SiemIae lgien.
Seer 3arion Tom isaar tiIbase fra
Chicago. % bar Del. MI traplt m,b
Slbtnin9.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

W. IS. @arbner IL SOS Hog Cho-
lera Cure er 9aranleret. Spsrg stlsr
cen. 49.3u.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

ulnolOite grepe Deo SeeDrab y. >.
Den l3p. September.
aPiis I'm, Ncrtp.
Stcma9sr y. 9. Grunoelono.
Persons calling for them, please say adj
vertlsed. A. K. Bailey, p. NJ.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

Eor at fuune otlla9e uohuatsn
tI Hen 6lper OaIsn mao man prrs
/ 81 Yaul BEN 20be Septsbr. eller
ben 3ole Sftober.
u. y. Sobnion,
commissioner OF Gmtaraiicn.
Ct. Nlul, Wdnnsarclis & Wanttcta u. u.
St 0nul Mlnu.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
Notice.

st Caucus at De rspublitnuits Glec.
tors fra 8l,npoOo Sopnlbip iammsn-
faltes bsrusb ri at meoe / StoIehus
let bpor iloite 8oia bo!otss, WanboQ
Bitten Den 19os Sspismber 1881 for
al u9l9s 4 0slsaat,r Ii! Gountp GOnusn
ptnlioasn. Der afholbss / Ssecroh Sirss
bag ben 20be September 1881 81 l
GTtermibbas.
Scmuibip glert.
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

Ben 8ear er fommet iilbaes, o. nj.
ba Sarpsiisr. % Sr9ifetz Solf or TONNE
uo at De iibife Oaass Strep, er BET
aobt at uioe bpcr filebe ssolf fan faa
nbe aOoe % b,ulge &'eoer. oS bet CT.
Def fan ui foriGle g6sr. bns Ben Bear.
@ao esriuo iQst % forliot o9 no
fommsr 3 iom nplasue. o. bsi50inorien
foirsr Tao lioei, Of 8 life tror oct lelp.
DEBORAH INSTITUTE. Set
er m9ttsilsi at bsnns Sfole Ifuloe
forboble fit gisp. Nntal paa ct Nar +;
oe Dog er Oct lanDt. at DIR NJ er mere
sub oobbelt iaa mango gleuer. END Der
uar paa famine 5lo forriss Nar, 8run'
big llnnerpisnine. Bigger til 3eie. os
Bsipisnlna for bnab ben pirfeIia foifer.
Oct sr Bette. Tom alsr benns Sfoie til
en- of be ierits / SO hnsitsn
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14
0DbSfalb.

Scr feltassnbs Sl9et % @enner ~tsfienot-
9lsres bsrpep at Ssrrsn eiter ii, alpile IRA ap
bar bcrttalet csb en- ialis Spp min 1ifece
Ssn Yeter 6briftian s]anpsperf.
Gitsr crer 2 aars Spsslisbee benicp ban
blot % roliat ben site Ausuf b. 81. | en-
Alesr al "a @ar q ii Waanerer. 9 naien
. aar par ban Glsp al bert fjert eutbsr
eoutse. men maatte Tor lipt cper Z @ar ieen
ofbrpoe fiae Siucerinser Der paa @runp al
zen SpSoom. icm nu enpte bans Scrclip.
Sr0t AZ Sonesnseen 90 Sransielsn Der %
mse inferlis 9eneia eiisr at cperflaoss meS
BET Sinmslits / 8riitp Stu "a Der nuee DEN
bsrlias Spile ttsist. fem ban paiaa icr arifi
Sfplo fan boabeee ral. itiliss ban berfra.
sc tlars Venner. icm par ps bebislesliae
nto Gaac rs Saao unner bans SMbcm. o.
lcm rIlets BAN til Graptn. iamlt Dor tiare
Sl9lslsrssr. ION dnpsr bans Spsecm betlsnte
BAN rso Orb cS Sacrament % tiuise talte
Srpllens Orb eso bans Vaare. taffss bsrpep
raa BET bisrttltsite.
Srrins @rcpe, Ste Ssrtr. 1881.
aSscer y. Sdnpsparf,
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

Oct bebaasce GuD ! hin 0isepm. at bcrtz
tlloe min tlitspe SulirI anna, isct Gbrific.
rbsrisn. I'll Ct tsbre siu ben 24os 9lueui.. Hire
Born b~eeraeer mef mig Sabsi al en- ON lVc.
Der cs tlarlia SgltefaIIe. Srsr mec biz Stsc.
beutsst care BIZ WInbe. SFrtslia SAT I'll
ale Gem, Ger lulste ben fiare @irece III Sra.
zen. y. y. 8slion.
@reenwrpp. 8tbraita.
aRto eSb Scr8 bstlsnrtslsres for frorerenoe
Slebt ns Venner. al &srrsn | I'm pie Stps
relic esn ice Sfriember bcrtfalote ia bette
I'll Ct bsore Sir port slifees Barn Sba o m.
mi | a. sfter II Da9es baaIre Qirelier. [ en-
Ileer AZ Ia Walneeer. Sm.rteliat sr iabsr
for ct smt Saper % Wopsr Slsrtt. Srsp
mto psnpes Stsp, p~elisnst p9rs bsnces NInoe.
Ser al Den Oeltaselie. ION biep cs bsplit iaa.
Del psp b'nots Spsoom ipm psp Bssrapsllen
iaftsr ri bert lIst.
Al.pld elIlpn. e. Guiicn.
6arso. D. Z, ben lobe Sept. 81,
Decorah-posten., 1881-09-14

u 2 Sohnlon.
Commissioned of emigration
ct y W Il ID. III. u.
SIT. CT. Youl. Winn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16
IIAFFLED nURGLAns.
A Dariug Hut Unsuccessful Attempt
In A,rncL "A Michigan Hank.

To crack u Michigan Bank.
DErnolr, MlcH., December ia daring
but probably unsuccessful attempt was
made last night by n gang OF burglars to
crack tie safe Of tho First National Bank
DIST Clair. The combination knob on the
sale was knocked of with sledgo hammer
and holes drilled through the lock and
charged with powder, which was OK.
plOdrd, with what effect remains yet to be
known as The door has not yet been opened.
Before commencing to work on the sale
they assaulted night Policemen Lansor,
thinking that he had the keys Of the street
door.
Alter knocking him down and choking
him until he was nearly liieless they hand
calIed gagged and carried him TO n So
Cluded partof tho city, where they endeav-
otcl by kicking to make him produce, the
keys Finding that he did not have them,
they carried him TO the bank, into which
OnGoi the gang effected an entrance by
climbing upon tho veranda in the rear, and
smashing window, through which he
crawIcd and opened the door, admitting
bis pals. On getting in some went to work
on the sale, while others seated the police.
man in chair in the directors room, ~.
iDghim
They remained in the bank fully two
hours, aud lnnsOr heard three explosions.
On taking their departure they left most
Of their tools behind. Lansor succeeded
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16
CINCINNATI AND ATLANTA.
The Paris OF America Entertaining Her
Southern Friends,

HVANhNFh EEANARAt
CINCINNATI, December l5.-Some weeks
ago number Of business men OF this city,
desiring to compliment Atlanta and especi.
ally the Exposition in progress there, pre-.
pared floral ship called "The Atlanta" /"
and with party OF ladies and gentlemen
bore It to Atlanta and made q formal pres
entatiOn to the manager OF the Exposition,
To-day It was returned In charge OF a party
Of ladies and gentlemen OF Atlanta, not as 4
floral ship, but treighted with Southern
products, A formal reception was held at
the Chamber Of Commerce hall this after.
noon. The hall was beautifully decorated
with flags, The good ship was placed in
front Of the Speakers stand, represented as
floating in q sea Of Spanish moss, Its
sheatlng was OF cotton and II
was profusely burdened with all
manner OF Southern products. The body
of the hall was filled with ladies and gen.
tlemen. The Atlanta deputation was es-
corted into the hull by the band playing
"Dixie" amid applause, which was re-
newed when the band played "Hail Col
umbia" Speeches were made by Mayor
Means, Wm. Harvey, Vice President Of
the Chamber Of Commerce, and s, +, Gov.
ington, President Of the Board OF Trade
and Transportation, welcoming the Atlanta
visitors.
Major Cummings, OF the Atlanta Expo.
sition, then introduced Samuel B. Small,
OF Atlanta, who made a graceful response.
In tho course Of his speech he said llc be
longed TO thenew South, which has learned
to labor and which found greater glory in
the dust Of the soil on tho face than In tho
military insignia on the breast He de.
Clared that II the South hereafter was
spoken Of as section II would be because
1t contributed more than any other to the
advancement OF the material interests OF
the nation.
His feeling illusions to the late President
Garfield produced hearty applause.
Ex.GovernorE, +. Noyes replied, paving
compliments 10 the bravery Of the Conied.
crate troops, and saying that among the
first to frnternize after the war were tho
men who had fought the hardest, while the
last were those who were invinCible in
pence, but invisible in war.
Miss Rachel Cummings, OF Atlanta, then
in a graceful speech delivered q number OF
handkerchiefs, made at the Exposition, as
souvenirs Of the occasion.
Tonight the party attend the Cary con.
cert at Music Hall, and tomorrow return
via Frankfort, KY, TO escort the Legislature
to Atlanta,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1881-12-16
THE IIAPSE FUNDn
OF THE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
LAnph.rs's Llt.ral Use Of the same HSW He
Managed to Get Away With II aRd Leave .
Deficiency Of OTsr Twelve Thousand Dell
lars Analrs Of National IatersEL
gpecIal pI.paleh o tho IntellIgcnOer.

Special Dispatch to the lntGlllgcncer.
WASHINGTON, December l5,-The neces-
sity for changes in the subordinate officers
Of the Treasury Department is illustrated
by the discoveries made by Mr., Butler, APP
pointment Clerk since the removal Of
Lamphere. There is in the Department
what is known as a "lapse fund.-" being
money saved from the salaries Of persons
who leave the Department before the ex.
piration OF the month for which they are
employed, Under Lamphere's misman-
agement and tho abuse OF the fund there
will, 1t Is known, be deficiency in the
appropriation for the clerk hire for the
fiscal year ending June SOth, Of $4,000.
To make up for this deficiency a number
Of clerks must be temporarily suspended.
Lamphere also sanctioned the practice OF
splitting Balaries. Under this scheme
where a clerk is appointed for at $l,4OO
or 81 600 per annum two people would be
put on the rolls, generally women, and the
salary be divided between them. The
practice will be stopped.
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of the Prussian officials merited the thanks

Of the Prussian officials merited the thanks
not only Of the Covenant, bul
also OF the Emperor. Richter
said he considered that Won Puttkammer'G
remarks degraded public officials TO the
position Of electoral agents, Won Bennig-
sen declared that the late election sur.
passed others for the rancor displayed by
the government, and the press which they
inspired must be held 70 have,incurred .
greater responsibility for the proceedings
Won Puttkammer in attempting to drag the
person Of the sovereign into an electoral
contest Won PuttkammerSreplied that he
could retract nothing, as the Government
had been accused Of following an interest,
ed policy Of the lowest and meanest de-
scription.
The debate lasted until past midnight
and ended in the adoption Of q resolution
to refer the matter to the Election Com
mittee.
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ronErGN NEWS.
Matters OF Moment and Interest Across
tha naaau

the Ocean.
LONDON, December r15.-NIr. Ashley, speak.
ing to his constituency at ventnor, lasLeven.
ing, hoped that tho present powers Of the
government in Ireland would be sufficient,
but II when Parliament assembled, It Is
found necessary to ask for further powers,
he believed the great Liberal constituencies
would be willing to accord them.
In consequence oitlle Vienna disaster the
Lord Chamberlain requested the managers
OF theatres TO separate the system oil light.
ing the auditorium from that Of the stagc.
ViENNA, December 15.-rhe manager OF
the ill.fated Ring Theatre, for several hours
yesterday, was subjected to an examination
regarding the calamity
sT. PETERSBURG, December 15.-As San.
kowsky's attempt against the life Of Gen.
Tcherevine was political oilense Sam
kowsky has been delivered TO tho military
tribunal. Conscripts and the populaCe dc.
molished several Jewish shops at ThGodo.
sia and Katla, In Crlmea.
MADRID, November 15-Tho sentry
guarding the prison at Malage, noticed an
Englishman walking around the walls and
challenged him five times. The latter not
understanding tue challenge remained
silent, wllereupon the sentry shot himdead.
The military authorities are investigating
tue case.
DUBLIN, December 15.-Many copies Of
United ireland have been seized In Cork.
There were two Orrests Under tho COer.
cion Act to-day.
sevefalhuhdred tenantfarmers ploughed
Parnell's farm at Avondale, Wicklow Coun
~, and performed all other work thereon.
On tetarating they cheerod parnell, Dill
Ion and Fallief Sheehy.
DUBLiS, December lb.-The police en-.
tered the Office OF The United ireland to-day
and arrested one Burton, n clerk, and
O'keeie, a sub.editor, and seized and re.
moved all the papers in the Office The
seizure and arrests were SO quietly accom-.
plished that they were scarcely known 10
the public.
Tie journal and plant were about 10 be
transferred 10 England. The police did
not seize the plant. II was intended 10 pre-.
vent the publication Of this weeks paper
but the managers stole march on lie ati-
thorities and issued the journal a day
earlier than usual. The papers were Carted
away to the Castle. The copies selsed NUN.
Der 4,200.
i.oSDoS, December 10 The Tint gives
nearly column 10 the first appearance OF
Mrs. 1,angtfy at the Hay market
Theatre is Miss Hardcastle In She
SIoops 10 Conquer. II says: The repre-
sentation was eininehtly successful The
audience evidently came prepared 10 make
every possible allowance, and none what
ever was required. The oldest play goers
we're astonished At the ease with which
Mrs. Langtry glided into her part and the
felicity Of her execution throughout
BERLIS, December i5.-There was a
stormy discussion In The Reichstag on the
subject Of official influence in the recent
elections. Won puttkamner, Vice Presi
! dent Of the Council, stated that the cOnduCI
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CtScINXArt, December 15.-A Toledo
special to the Gazette says: An attempt was
made, near Delta, twenty-five miles west Of
Toledo, Inst night, 10 wreck q passenger
train coming cast on the Air Line division
OF the Lake Shore road. A tic was laid
across the trucks, which the engineer dis.
covered but struck before stopping. The
shock denilcd the front trucks OF the
locomotive. An ex.criminal ut Hauseon,
who Ind been put off OF the freight train
the day previous, has been arrested on stis-
ntntdH.