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Safota.

,Strnbanen nRrmer ia meD ltRrte
Striot "0euils GATE, ibet aiortbern
Bacinc, ,~>amestomni & 0epils yate
Sioebanen ct graded iuotil 20 Alfile
oerira oct 9ieloer uemli9 Tor Nortbern
Baciiic al tcmme ~luarelt muligt iuo /
Seuils gate oa Ntoaie Riuer S9usn,
Tor Manitoba Sanen faar Iltano I'm
SorlRngelle ira @raup SORTS. Sanens
Maal er Tor Del Sorite | bet Nfmoite
Mort Gotten rimeli9ui9 oil Oeu pasIere
ouer "0iRuleeS oen" ) Ntle / Noroe
ueit ira Sortet peo La Roses Narrows,
thi her bebope6 lite mere END eli POO
NaroS lana Sro. Seu tommer osruco
til al paslere aiennem et Iortrinligt
yanoitrog, og. tommer Monitabo Sanen
/ 8%a9ms5ien. od pil Den tnnlte llad
mo paa Ell aneen Gei.
Nar9o ital bape Ct mt oiientli9t
8ibliotbet til Il Roltsnee Al sic. ooo.
Nnlig blep Der oppe Eembiua
0ius ltuot Il 0l9our. lom peicot 900
4uno.
6H ri9ti9 ina 5ilora9tIle bar
pa9ltret / 9tRrheoen Al @rauo Sorts.
0n Re9tr Nut. taulte Dog benptN 30
liar aommei, lom / en Sto bapoe u0
rel / Ell Narberltue Der 8pfn. io9 lla
iorleotn 5a9 til hloetur uogle Ntlit
no TIA Hpeu, Rommen Il Stnttt no
tral ban en- una molt Fi9e ut benot
unotr It faaituo meo ia Il Stutte %
oueoe Ell ltammtliQ Solosban0liu9 moi
henos. ltient ban itte par lPuqttt borti
ia noott Srpltetdrer M al d laa
budo ban aloroe. Il latte osrTor a
ten BAN men Nng9ttn ltnnott l9 II
benutteoe Ut Noriprdng laa goot. Al
ban lprunQ Al Soften % mo d pei
Geieu li99enot 6us. hpng ban ira.
Rounutter 8uIbaHtS ungt o alent
mto Il Spaobatn, Dqida btr plio,
ban qua tiaeoou tilorrts. "a mishano
leoe hence ltdmmelIQt iine OsnliateI
%opnaaeoe ban paa Guuo al traltit
ntooltdno lite, men ltamlereoe heno0
ImiDlertiD Iaaleoes. III bun bar maai
tei gaa til Ct. 4}aui Ter yRgebIIlp
0ans 6orlelgtrt ltIeo Soften, itrar o
o~poageoe, al ban par Oeriuoe. OF 90,
lptteoee oct bam al rluate, men bel
oiQuis blep ban matt enter paaarthtu
@rauo Sort9 III Golltttt oet. Sorbtt
rellen uar lmlolsrilo laa pololom, q
Gpriqheoen, ltient Den trditlalte 9loo
ltano. MATTE 9iut op, OF man to-
Sun0eren no Iog al lpnhe BAN. Non
nuttor Surbat, oeH mIShduoleoe : ante
Mtano, bleu Torelpurgt, bpao Der ltulo
qiereS meo ham, % lslp laaoe ban 81
yetten ON bans Oals. 0an blep par
tel no ira I'll ,sernbauebro. bpor ma
bauoe bGn9t BAN op, og ltlent ban 1T
/ Saloet tuEtteoe Nattebentt, oooe bal
BOG eiter aoitili9e ~trampagti9e Brio
ninaer. Get Ter no I'll. at Surigbeotl
lite oil 9iore Nogetiomhelit mso ynnher
ne. Gen miSbauoleot Game. Ntr5
8urbant, er IN Cater Al Ntr. fdltet
ter / gecorah.
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Snol0n0et.
Soma.

Monrpe Gountp gant / Nlbia bar
Qiort 6allit meo sac, 900 Yaslipa.
5ilgooebaperns oil nsppe faa mere enr
% Yroceut. aaelereran Daniel Wil-
Ier er lat ian Tor 6alitneri % Ssoras
geri.
SEQ Gountp aonpantionen Min.
nebaQo SO, Der aIholotes / 6urelt Isl,
IN oen 2iee Sttober nominereoes %
.. Naninn Ill Gountp Glert % ..
I. Sepers Tor feeorner, Or. Oan.
ion nomlneteoes nu Tor ABE lermin
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"Gn 600 Ssilie oraaer ct aOot yGs"

.0pem oil buue Den Seluillie at ltaile
os. ON lite ct YRS me Sublfribenter,
laa ooQ en- eler 10, 9ierne Here. ~
pi!oe upre eubuer 9ammel Sultribent
lrroeles t0tnemmeIig Tor ell laaoan
Misunderstanding, OF nj tror lite Oct piIoe
ialoc uanlfeliQt, naor man pier Slaoet
Irem, iaa Dc ier, bu0p De Iadr Tor Ell
Gouor o9 Yolt @orto.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

Horpers Monthly for November con
cludes the sixty fifth volume ofthat perio-
deal, and is a brilliant number. The IL
Illustrations are beautiful, as shown in The
Early Quakers in England anu Pennsyl-
vania The Home of the Doones Across
Lots; Southern California; Autumn
Sketches, etc, and Several poems. A hi-
storical article of much interest is found
in Virginia Of the Colonial period And
other articles. The other departments ara
we'll tlled.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
Sreaou.

apinoerne bar iemmslig gooe llpng
ter til mart al faa Stemneret / Sta
ten. 9tpll9 bar nemlig begqe aToslln
ger al Den lopgipenoe Norlam!ln9 peos
taget ct Nor'ta9 ON. Al Der oeo en-
Soltt Antemnin9 ital ai9jores, enten
8piuoernes Stemmerst ltal blipe et
Nmenoment til aon,titutiouen eller lite.
Der par Ell ouerralfenoe MaiorItei Tor
Ell laaoan Sronin9 / Senatet ltemte
p for, Z tmoo, / feprelentant Oulet
Al ior o9 9 imoo. heiolutionen bar,
lom yopen frazer, auereoe en- @anq
Tar 9aaet Isiennem / seglslaturen, mem.
liza / Naret 1880. Gu tommer bet alt.
laa an pao, bpao iSoltet oil lige BERTH
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
Waibinatpn SerritOrD.

SrqIalt Srafiten peo 4uget Souno
er pirtelig liorartet. paa en- Dag Tor
nplia tunoe man Der le StIbe ira DO
ton, San ,Sraneiseo, SaIparailo, Sanos
MIDI Dsrns, gausio, Merieo, Sapan,
China, Srantrige, Snglano % aultra
lien ale tog De mo Sr9lalt. ) Na
ret 1881 belsb uoIerlelen ia I'll Us
Wtiuioner SOB, builtet repre,enterer Ell
8aroi al 81 100 900. Gntelte Cont
merltotte er al Ell umdaDellg Sterrelle,
ao,tiuiae maaler 5 6on / @iennemlnlt
iSor lite lRnge linen blep Der faloet ct
Ira, al bpiltet man ut A Stotte, ell
paa %, en- paa 20 % 10 paa 80 6oo,
i Dit en- 9angoe AT liz Sob Copper
al 3taet peo benue 6oloe par 81 Cont
mel INF.
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Sllinois.

Yantreperne / aemanee bar allera0e
faaet lin Dom. OopeDmanDen, 8aslee
reren Graft, os TO al bans D1eoiOre
bunone lit 6 Nars Slaueri os Or.
Scott 4 2lar.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
SiteratMr.
egarturerne i eoms aatatcmber"

er Ell interesiant Stiiorins ira DE- iolite
ariltnes Zip Oct itore. samle Rom. 30
gen inoehplber meset l9rerist o. lelses
Tor . Gents / ~5oite Sennens@ aoator
313 Is. Snoiana ztreet. Chicago. Su
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
u btUfUUti. I0N NUItfNtN9t
:" : partfpossn'.
Sen Npioe Mauoe Waaben. 70
- tropttte Saaoss pt9ttSHs KIT
LII. Narpsn.

Gn angbo9 moeboloenbe 300 Norlte.
5prnlte 2aute % Ameritanlte San9e,
800 5tDer, in0bunoen. III oenne Bo9 Ia
ue5 Inn Iaa eremplarsr tilbaga. 50 ets.
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~Suobuuoue Sp9er.

N bar cnptl mobunoue GrempIoret
Al ) 6ritioen" o9 "oarpen"
bottle ienpe9 Ill Abonnenter Tor 10
6ts. ertra. "0eeorab Bolten"
on "9eo Aruen" ct Qar Iamt en AZ
nouute Gremieboger inObnnOne Ior
Si.25.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
POETRY.

SONGS or LAKE GENEVA AMI OTHER
PoENs By John Bradshaw Kaye. New
York. 1882. u. +. Putnam's Sons
Price 81 50.
la acknowledging the receipt of a copy
Of the above named collection of poems ii
is not our purpose to attempt an essay on
poetry yet, the author being Il Winnie
sheik County man, We deem it proper TO
present To our readers a few thoughts ON
this lofty subject, expressions of minds
whose judgment is worthy OF our consider
alton, believing with Bacon that il was
ever thought 10 have some participation
of d~iyineness, because il doth raise and
erect the mind by submitting shows OF
things TO the desires of the mind, whereas
reason doth buckle and bow the mind unto
the nature of things
What is poetry! Mathew Arnold an
swers QUOTED by c. +. Richardson in his
Choice Of Books: Poetry is simply the
most beautiful, impressive and widely eff
fective mode of saving things and adds,
=" 1t is to the poetical literature of an age
that We must look for the most perfect and
most adequate Interpretation of that age"
Shelley defines poetry as the best and
happiest thoughts of the best and happiest
minds and thus describes il in his
Hmm to The SPIRIT Of Nature:
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
T. G. MANDT, St0lght0n, Wis.
iubrherer De Na bel % iorOdoatg beJnoe
3tunnbtun 41ugue,
8mnoter uo 9liioer
DEPOT = DECoRAII-
Wash. end Main SITS. D.. T. HAMRE. Aqent.
5Or aatalos og grislae aousier !. 6. Nianot, spnsbom, ssis.

Beside the Songs of Lake Geneva there
are Poems of Nature, of Love and Senti-
ment, Sorrow, Patriotism, and Miseella-
neous Poems, many of which We have
read with pleasure and profit. We re-
commend the book to all as we'll worth
the time spent in its perusal. 1t is printed
on very good paper, in large, clear type,
and handsomely bound in cloth.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
VII. Nouellsr os 6ortGiliustr. No. 10.

ciHeiu. (0n SortRlln9 ira Norse)
8igfer % @aar. Qgn 5ort9llins ira
2dnmart. 1872 Sioer. Brls % eents)
0pilienlombellt az oisle 8e9er lenoes III
Gnhper, lom betaler ror ct belt Mar
6orituo ira ben 5to Betalim9en
inOtrRffer. Yr9mIebe9er 'enoes life
til aamle Abonnenter, lom tun betaler 'or
8. 8 elleI . Dtaaneoer | Sorlfao. Worcester
ale 8repe Ill ". Wnunoien,
9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

The Century Nagoziae for October is
unusually varied and interesting, most
noteworthy, perhaps. are the two portraits
of Lincoln, never before published, one
taken W. days after he was nominated in
1860 for President, and the other six
weeks before his death. A very interesting
article on the New North West, Sd paper.
The Growth of the United States. Life
in a Mexican Street, and other valuable
articles, several of them finely illustrated.
This number completes the first year un.
der its present name, and 4 very Success
ful year it has been.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
Sil rcttc
ntaonon. 4iseonlin. lspe
Sftoher 1889

Sttober, 1882
9to9le Genner AZ smut bompion.
Der bar MltiIIet lig iom independent Rau
boat FOR 0ountp adslerer embeoet /
Ntinnshaha 9ountp. Satotd. bar op
fororet mig Ill al uotals mig ON bans
6ualtrltatloner, bptltet leg oil giere
meo e'lepe % haaber. al bette oil
uPre BAN I'll nOgen Sam, ltieut lea
antager. at ban er laa aoot tlenot M
paa Dc Ranter. ar oet er uneouenoiat.
Seq bar tIenot ham lRroeles goot. ara
Aaret 1870 I'll 1875 par lea general
manager Al :. 4 u. Nlome Norrsts
Mug, bpor SmlGtningen nreieoe ig
melem s75 600 % 500 600. 6ir-
maet5 Snoebauere to9 lelp | feaelen
uars paa oe uouenoi9e Sorretninaer, laa
Rontors Arbeioet nR,ten uoeluttenoe par
ousrlaot til mig. ) al oenne Sto par
Nr. Sbomplon Bo9boloer og Glsrt.
Su'inoer AZ Dollars ait Jlenasm bans
69noer, og Sager Al ltor Sl9tigbeo
par bam dnbetroet. IN Norretning
Ianot lea ham ito lonl Sub ban par
Ell 0taup al oen beie'te 9Srli9beo og
ltarpelte Neia9ti9beo, Ia mere emo bette,
oenne lamme 9eoi9ne Getltanenbso hapoe
l~aaleoss tIlbunos tren9t zig 9lennem
bans belle Garatter, at ban a~fitpeoe bet
ringelte Splpino eler 6neb. Oau pan
en- neia9tig fegnltabsferer, ell Oroenss
mano % Ell pirtsli9 Gentleman, til
bpem lea uiloe bttro mime Ken9e meo
li9elaa ltor Srp9heo lom III no9en anz
Den, lea u~naenllnns bar fIenot.
Z. ). eroall.
Seq tan iulo'tpnoi9 % b~lertells une
oerltripe 9llt, bpao openfor er laat %
sulter Mtr. lhomplon 0elo % yptte.
u. Slom,
SiDllsere al Sirmaet .. IL Il. 6lom.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
ROUGH ON RATS

uOrpocer Gotter, Wlus. aaffelafe,
Morer, gasselus, Gfunf, 9bipmunt
@Opber. 10 Gents Dos 0russiita.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
SIR. Selmer i stapauaer. ail Scr.

Or. Selmer / Stapanger. I'll "Sere
aens 5loenoe~ ltripes Statsminlueren
er reilt ON muligt enouu mere title emo
ban tom. Oan to9 berfra meo Srtras
too til Sgerlunn lsoiagst I'll Sernbanes
gaaroen al ganobrl9Smsnets 8eltprel'e.
Publitum gllmreoe PED in 6raD9relle-
Zen enelte 0plontng ntner aaben 6tnS
mel, Statsmlniltersn Der bar uaref
0ienltanb for, blep bssparre hsuer lite
at alpeles ublanoet Art. Oan ltaar
nemlia en- Gag paa 0aoen og taller
meo ct Bar ANDRE 0errer Da eli lNte
belosDraqt tlppt Mtano. Del lau no III
lite at pare aanite lte pad Benene, tom
llanalenoe Fprbi. Wduoen iptnser in
Oue NED ct.
4Qanae lepe Statsminiiteren: Oolot
Rigerne sopt iammen, 0urral" os saar
ptDere.
Gn louai alore 0resisrer, Der TIA
iii 6ontorpinDn pur Shine I'll bette Sps
tim uDen al tunne bele, bpao Manosa
laqoe, blep banse for. at Den nttlres.
ueliae tnnoe bape uobra9t et Sepe fos
ct eller anbst, ION ltte bapOe s,r. Ssl
mers Spmpatbi. 0dn ltpnots 'tg Der
for bort til 0srrerue o. afaap Tsl9eiioe
Grtl9rin9:
@Ge maa life brp ZEN no9et ON,
bpaD ben Mancen ia han az GAL.
aloria bar Sroiproget. Oct CT al
tine eane, man lfaI bape Oct, pastel
beore eno Der.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

/. \ 6ritioem.

NHbb
Gnfem. (5titie al 23aihinstou 5rpin9)
0eier Tapio. t9n 6ort@uing)
su5teiestricitetenS cpoaaeiie. MI
81. zimmerman: Aaturloue o. Natur
trpiter)
Suealn ssane. lSra 5asaerues 5io.
VI i. u. Nhlnh)
sans SOeeuoer. (2iat al 3h. -
cfGneiiet. zen 9egenoe ON Manoen
meo ,%Sernmalteu)
Gn aiten paa uiemarfem. (Gfter
"t5ra 5tIRrgadroen~ al 9llerauoer erbe.)
Hsbiprn Stauroien % Sbore Gel.
(Sel Chores Srab. erlth9 Stlal99lon
Jaar 5toenoe ON Gel Chores 9rab.
5borarin &topli sion Ga s5blsru Gels
bane AablprH Selsbaue bliper lorligt
meo aougeu. AsbIern Sel5bdue orebes.
@ien,pmet. l6n 5ortRntus9
partfpossn''.
Ceu &pioe Wanos Waaben. (0t
moiuult Sa9nl
Sm Sefottninaen | Sinmarfcn.
Cm S~uobp99erne / Hlminoell9beo.- Cm
NoromGHoene. Gm GuGnerne Cm
SlaHerne en- Oct gdmle Ai8uotri %
5toloom blanoi 6InnerHe, Cm 5iuuer
Hea Nuie o. oaglI9e Yepemaaoe. ON
SmHeme. Cm 6ielpnnnerne. On
Nappefollei5 Slno o. perlonilae e9en
liuher.
- irOp,ise Sanoss plat,siis 9sts
.epiamter. Notospalmen Saaopal.
men. 5pdultrorpdlmen.
SoDn W.peto on oea haiabunanf
G.ie. t@n 5%oltalllng ira 2elematttn
yantefuru.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
Aiien.

Seruien.-OtanOag iiDlts use al
fpreoe en- Dame to Stub paa 6onsen
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
III, ,samiiies S9snimg.

Subhol5
Strteropet |. 4~itteurura,
Esn Hsses TOO,
Sipet pIauot Sa1taierne,
@u iarlia S~orretntns,
Saiist Toter,
~neooerne meiiem @ier9enc,
Slot ~ Spert. ti2S SIoer. 4ris - et5,
". yiopelitr OF 0OrtRllluger. NO. 10.
NnohOtD.
Eli o. ira Imer.ta. (en lRroeleS
MORON @titls al y. NfelBer)
Gu national Suomftrirtoosr. vi
Samme)
&c trs @enner. (l16 2. Gti@ p 6ta.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
~. giopslier os 0OrtRlliuser. NO, 10

V. giopsller og 6ori0llinger, No. Is,
NnDhat5s
- Ia Slinoe,
Su sSearapeiie | ppre Seiemarfeu,
9n SisnstiGrrins. SO :. Yrls25et.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

DO. , ai geo Nrnen"
oil iulgc rieo NO, 3 ri "Setorab= 70
fen" til Oe SHblfribfuter, Der bar be
tait / TOrIfnN.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
S.icuSc 2~tor0ouA.
~sorrctulti9s
". s. 1homion,
~ohnSou,

81 Geueefion aeeHt. >a''' '0's
Sa"''. ,s,'sas, sini 1seefa5 Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
Lamp Of Earth. ~here'er thou movest
lts dim shapes are clad with brightness.

The fact that the poetic turn of mind
for writing poetry is a specially the
posse ssion of which comparatively few can
claim, seems with SOME to lead to the con
clusion that to be able to understand and
appreciate poetry Is equally a gift which
We do hot all possess. We think that,
while there are many who have no taste
for poetic compositions, the appreciation
of poetay may, i'll most minds, be cult
waited by reading and study of poetical
literature. To quote further. President
Porter says The study and reading OF
poetry exercises and cultivates the imag-
%ination. and in this way imparts intellect
ual power. 1t is impossible to read the pro
ducts of any poets imagination without
using our own. To read what he creates is
to recreate in our own minds the images
and pictures which he first conceived aud
then expressed in language and, again
"A taste for poetry, especially that of the
highest order, is to a great extent the pro,
duct of special training
The themes of the poets songs are
generally common things aud incidents
occurring in our everyday life. He whom
nature thus inspires may sing with Ten
nyson:
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
CERISTIANIA HOUSE
DEBORAH. IOWA.
"a -r-@--a-A- -

unbertesHeoe tillaoerl ia btrUeo Al bstienot
9IDre lor me Gono@mRu0 90 &enner, al ban
har opetta3et &eg9lellen Al outHnepHte SO
Tel. @oee SetntHaellgheoer uibu0e5 9teis
ltnoe. BoD S!al0 taar I'll Mlbeanttelle.
l9f % GaB 8oooare moota8eS.
Washington Street,
tse Oro tgoen g, e.,pultp eaang ita 6epotst.
2'1S iD- Jensen
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

know no Joy so well deserves the name,
None that more Justly may that title clam,
Than that OF which the poet IS possessed
When warm imagination fires his breast,
And countless images ike claimants thTong,
Prompting the ardent ecstscy OF song
In the collection before us the author
treats on various subjects. La the Songs
Of Lake Geneva Wis., eight In number,
absorption of that beautiful lake is given,
and the recollections narrated from the
days of boyhood and youth will doubtless
in many minds recall similar incidents in
their own experience Who has not,
under similar circumstances, realized that
peculiar sensation described ia these lines,
taken from the opening song
AT such times as these l have sat in my boat,
Like a moth ON a Mirror, an atom afoas;
AS silent and motionless even as thee
| have gazed in thy depths, full of wonders to me.
Beneath me, inverted, lay heavens blue dome,
With ds err, reflected like ridges of foam
And a spirit within me hath whispered Let go.
And glide 10 the ethery concase below.
We are reminded Of the opening lines in
Schiller's Wilhelm Tell, where the fisher
boy sings
llno wis IL erpatet IN ieit5sI Faits
"a ipulsu Die Raiisr tbu nm biz craii,
limb Is rali aus ben 9tsisn
gieb Snabe. btu msta!
sd lode ben SdIifsr.
Sd ;ieb' ibH bsTlt1.
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

t)an
!, honn,
/ ~
/
|
IA opteg
inotil
ban /
uptali'I
Der IOTI
ter Ior
retIdI
builfsi|
Fr frenl !
RUt u"
Fr insen
ost
|ss u"
""
P9 a''p'
pet
trent III
ben 10;
. enoslls
| "9saaf
npset.
PrO'
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01
VI. giopeller OF Nort1llinaer. gtO. IT.

Cora Srouoai. CAf ebriltian Sitter,
1.6 Stoer. Yri5 25 9entS. 3enHe gSor
tRllins ul! al Vile I9le6 meo ,Snteresle,
% anlees AZ gfan9e lor at pRre ellters
peufltr Stllorln9)
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

er isI.I
Biana
,pe ipata
autbd
tor ss'|
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

| know no JOY 50 well deserves the name.
None that more justly may that title clam,
Than that OF which the poet IS possessed
When VAIN imagination fires his breast,
And countless images ike claimants throng,
Prompting the ardent ecstacy OF song
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

n, gifa,
up ps.I
|Ear~ y
Decorah-posten., 1882-11-01

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
SMART IN BOOTS AMI SHOES.
TWO Chicago Drutnnicrs ChRrged with
gGf Robbing Their EMPLOYERS.

CHICAGO, November o5.-Augustus md
John NJ. Wells were held to-day to the
Criminal Court by Justice Brown. They
were charged with larceny from their en-.
ployen, Phelps, Dodge 4 Palmer. They
waived an examination and consequently
no testimony was taken which could show
what the charges arc based upon. Their
bail was fixed Mt $l,5OO, which they we're
unable to give, and the young men were
consequently lodged In jail. The warrant
against them charges the larceny OF boots,
shoes and rnbbers TO tho value OF 5000. Ii
iscllargcd that the firm has been the victim
oi IN extensive system Of robberies for
sometime past, md that the losses
may reach the sum OF $4,000. The rob.
berries are alleged 10 have been pactcei
by travelling statesmen BY the conniyaace
handling OF goods here In Chicago. The
salesmen sending in orders from imaginary
firms or firms such rs had gone ont Of bus.
mess, double orders were shipped by the
parties In the house and taken up by the
sa!esmen abroad and coniedcratcs, and the
duplicated portion OF the stock being dis.
posed Of the original orders we're shipped
back by the statesmen 10 Phelps, Dodge 4
Palmer. An investigation has been going
Oh Tor several days, and the heads OF the
firm declined TO allow my particulars Of the
atlAir TO 20 before the public, w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
LOGAN ON GkAST.
The I.nttcr's Dcicnsc OF Porter Chnrnct.
erixel I'M ns"AStoulitling."

The 1,attcr's Defense OF Porter Charnct.
erized IN s"Astoulisliig.'
CHICAGO, November e5.-Thc Iribnue
has 4 fourcolumn letter from Senator
Logan in reply to General Grants recent
article in defense OF General Fitz John
Porter. He goes over the whole ground
and reproducing all the orders, letters, &C.,
Of the Generals concerned, and the various
excuses as to fatigue and time when orders
were delivered which nrc pleaded in behalf
Of Porter by Grant and his apoloysts and
defenders. General Grants point that the
night WIS too dark for marching is met by
the statement that the whole rebel army
under Jackson moved that night
at a greater distance than Porter
was ordered to. Grants statements are
then taken up ono by Ollie and combated.
Gases are cited in which. by just such
marches rs Porter was ordered 10 max G great
and important victories Ind been won in
the past In conclusion, he charac,erizes
General Grants defense of Porter as
astounding and inexplicable, since there is
found not even the iimsiest excuse for Pot.
ter's disobedience after twenty years OF
raking for it. To vindicate Porter ut the
expense OF thereputation OF Garfield and
Hunter, who found him guilty, and to
cloud the reputation Of Lincoln, who ap.
proved their findings, is asking too much,
even though asked by General Grant,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
MARSHAL HESssY'S INTERVIEW,
Which IN the Cause al OAlclal Com plain
G.,s- AEniuSt II I'M.

CLEVELAND, O., November 26.-The in
terview referred to in the letters Of Attorney
General Brewster and District Attorney
Bliss, rs sufficient cause for the removal OF
Marshal Henry, first appeared in the
Youngstown Nt,rs.Reyister, June 18th, and
is US follows:
"What is there in the statement made
to Bliss that you had been subjected to
the influence Of ]. W. Dorsey, and had
made promises not to push vigorously the
SMr route cases against him I, Marshal
Henry answered, not evenrthe substance
OF shadow. l understand that Bliss says
that while the jury was being drawn
in the Star route cases Dorsey called Mt
my Office, and that while there lie extracted
from me promise that would favor him
and not use active measures in assisting
the prosecution. The only time that
Dorsey was ever in my Office was one day
when lie called and asked ior match to
Light cigar.
The deputy in the room that Dorsey en-
tered, arose, and securing box oi matches,
tore of the stamp and handed the box to
him. Dorsey said, ~ gless I'll take three
or four" l did not see him.
The remainder OF the interview is taken
up with personal abuse OF Bliss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1882-11-27
PArnKrAphX About CrInlinnlx.


New YoRE, November 2G.-Morris Ber
wald, aged eighteen, was fatally shot ant
robbed OF his wages, snndny morning
while returning from his work. The high
waymen escaped. e
JERSEY CRY, Nj, November 2D.-Will.
lam Donovan, aged twenty.four, probably
fatally stabbed his father during 4 quarrel
at their home, Saturday night.
HARRISBURG, Pa November 2B.-Wm.
VIM. Andrews (colored} has been convicted
of the murder OF his wife, near Hiehspire.
July lth. Evidence showed Andrews first
killed or mutilated his wife in a corntie|d. !.
then dragged her to their house, fired Il
and then stood calmly by with child, two
years old in bis arms and watched the BODY
burn to ashes.
3 GALVESTON, TEXAS, November GA
noted desperate named Smith was can.
tured here. Smith has killed five men,
and has innumerable wives in Texas,
:, DETROIT, November 2j.-A man named
Fred Zimmerman, aged forty, left this city,
where his family resides, three weeks aro
and went to Alt. Clemens, forty miles east,
70 buy a farm. He started to return from
there yesterday, and this morning his
body was found near that place in the
Clinton river, with three bullet holes in
his head. He had evidently been mur.
dered for his money. ~, -,