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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-28

DEATH OF Mrs. FEWELI,-Just before
going to press on Wednesday morning in
formation reached us Of the death Of Mrs.
r. Z. Fewell, wife of Trial Justice S. M.
Fewell. She died at her home in Ebenezer
township at 10 o'clock on Tuesday night,
the immediate cause of death being a con-
gestive chill. She had been sick for some
time, however. This death is a very sad
very excellent woman in every way and
having been universally held in the highest
esteem.-ROck Hill Herald, 2lst.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-28

THE GALLows.-At Clarksville, John
son county, Arkansas, last Friday, Cove
Johnson, James Johnson, Monroe Mcdonald
and James Herndon, who last March MUIR
dered a conductor while robbing a Little
Rock and Fort Smith Railroad train near
Mulberry Station, were hanged in the pres
ence of crowd ofseveral thousand persons.
Lewis Carter, colored, was hanged at
Petersburg, Va, last Friday for wife muir
der. The execution was witnessed by 1000
persons, mostly colored.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-28
COTTON SALE.

There are still few lots of cotton in the
hands of some of our farmers. Mr. VIM. H.
Quinn Is now delivering a lot of 19 bales,
which he sold last week to Mr.. ]. w. p.
Hone. at 93 cents.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-28


A PHILADELPHIA HoRROR.-In Phila-
delphia, last week, the police found in the
cellar of the dwelling No. 2,243 North Fifth
street, formerly occupied by DR.. Isaac Hath
away, an alleged abortionist, the bodies of
several children and large number of hu-
man bones. DIR. Hathaway was arrested in
March, 1881, with the Rev. Thomas B. Mil
Ter, for committing criminal malpractice up
on Mary Butler, a servant girl, whose child
died after the operation. Both were adj
mitted to bail and Hathaway fled. He,
however, returned to the city some time
ago, but has been rearrested on the charge.
Three months ago his wife charged him
with brutally assaulting her and threatening
her life. She asked to have warrant issued
for his arrest, but subsequently withdrew
the charge. She told the officials at that
time that her husband had performed sever
al criminal operations upon her and that she
knew he had performed hundreds of Others
On the day of the discovery, tWenty-one
skulls or portions of skulls of infants were
4ound in the cellar of his dwelling. DIR.
Hathaway had been previously committed
10 jail for assaulting a relative. After the
startling discoveries were made on his
premises the coroner lodged Il detainer at
The prison against him, and began an inves-
tigation of the affair last Saturday. Hatha-
way was brought from prison and was pres
ent during the examination. His form is
bent and he appears very infirm. Anna
Marie Emery, the alleged wife of Hatha-
way, but who declares that she was not
married to him, testified at length in regard
to the operations of the accused burning of
babies and their burial in the cellar. The
sons of both the Doctor and the woman also
gave similar testimony. Detectives Wolf
and Miller were examined in regard to their
discoveries in the house occupied by the ac-
cused, and the jury then rendered a verdict
that DR.. Hathaway was guilty of abortion
in numerous cases. Hathaway was COM
mitted for trial, and his alleged wife held as
q witness.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-28
COTTON SEED SHIPMENTS.

Since the 1st Of last November, Mr.. W.. e.
Latimer, of this place, has bought and
shipped to the Chester cotton seed oil mill,
81 car loads, or 5000 bushels of cotton seed
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-28

duty it is to assume the whole burden of
keeping the public roads in proper condition.
- Marlboro is a dry county, but it's festive
citizens have refreshed themselves with
copious draughts of Jamaica ginger, the
sales of which have been enormous. This
evasion of the law having grown to such
nuisance Il test case was made against a
prominent merchant, who was tried before
Judge A. P. Aldrich at the recent term of
court. After a long and interesting trial
the Jury returned a verdict of guilty and
the Judge imposed q fine Of $500. No ap-
peal has been made.
A terrible boiler explosion took place
last Thursday, on the farm of Robert &. Will
liams, about eight miles from Greenvllle.
Ten men were near, variOusly engaged in
them were injured-the engineer, Ned Nc
Bryer, colored fatally. Two others are in
{. precarious condition. In the inquest over
the body of McBryer, the evidence devel-
oped the fact that the steam gauge showed
forty pounds, while the safety valve had
indicated 80 pounds, in spite of which the
engineer put still greater pressure on and
tied down the valve, getting pressure of
probably the full amount stated-l4O pounds.
The Jury rendered formal verdict which
was to the effect that McBryer came to his
death by the explosion, which was the re-
suit of "accident or misfortune"
The people of Anderson, Pickens and
Greenville have their blood stirred up in
regard to the line of the proposed Carolina,
Cumberland gap and Chicago Railroad:
'rhe citizens of Williamson, Easely and
Pickens claim that they inaugurated the
matter, got up subscriptions, had their line
run and showed the cheapest mountain road
- l. Whom Horonn VI
made president of this road the people OF
order to divert the line from Williamson
and Easley and bring it by Anderson and
Greenville. General Hagood recently made
a proposition in regard to the matter, which
has created a sensation. An indignation
meeting was held at Williamson last week,
and the people of Easley and Pickens feel
that they have been unkindly dealt with.
AT the recent term Of Union Circuit
Court, a case of some interest was tried, 1t
being one in which a colOred man was
charged with the abduction and seduction
of colored girl under sixteen years of age.
Solicitor Duncan, in a speech of singular
force and eloquence, arraigned the crime
and it's perpetrator. The defence was con-
Quoted with great ability, but was necessa-
rily confined to the construction Of the law
relating to the crime charged, as there
could be no question as to the facts. The
Judge, in deciding upon the legal questions
raised by the defence, held that the law OF
the case was the Statute Law of South Car
Olina, and was applicable alike to the low
est and highest classes of society. The jury,
with little delay, brought in verdict OF
guilty, on the first count, and the Judge
gave the offender two years at hard labor
in the Penitentiary or a fine of $500.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-28
LOCAL AFFAIRS
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

IIaWH farEY.
R. Latham, School Colnmissioner-NOtire.
w. R. Waring, NJ. D.-Aledical Card.
John May, Jr.-No More Grumbling and Quar-
reling.
John May, ST., and John May, Jr.-Druggists
and Apothecaries.
Withers Adickes-Seed Irish Potatoes.
Hunter & Oates--Ho This Way for Bargains!
J. f. Lowry-NIacarthy Celebrated Horse Pow
r. NJ. DObson-A Machine to Give Away.
Patent Saw-Mill.
+. Happerfield, MISUNDERSTANDING Notice.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-28
CHE Mnrkrille Gnqrtiter,
YORKVILLE. 3. &. !:
THE CAMDEN MONUMENT.

THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 2S, 1883
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1883-06-28

a NATIVE AFRICAN.-JackS Smith, a ma
tive born African, of this city, has paid
$3.50 for the passage of himself and family to
the "Dark continent" by steamer from New
York, and will begin his long journey about
the first of next month. Jack Smith has
had an eventfill life. He was one Of the
tribe of Congos in his native country, and
in war with hostile tribe was taken pris-
oner with others and sold to slave trader.
He came to America on the lPdnderer, own
ed by Capt. Chas. Lamar, of Savannah, with
many others who were sold as slaves. He
was then about thirteen years old. The
VOYAGE occupied about two months, which
was caused by the time lost by the Wander
en-, in avoiding every vessel sighted, and,
after many hairbreadth escapes, succeeded
in landing at the coast below Savannah
in 1859. Capt. Lamar, says Jack was on
the steamer during the voyage, and is well
remembered by him. The cargo of slaves
was sold to spectators, and it was Jacks
destiny to be brought to Montgomery, where
he became the property of Mr.. Jack Smith,
whose patronymic and Christian name he
adopted, and was afterwards purchased by
Mr. Josiah Morris, who owned him until
emancipation. Since the 10th of May, 1865,
he has been an employee of the press depart
ment of the advertiser to the present time,
AAA'
duties. Little did the untutored African
think the tangled web of fate would trans
port him from his native wilds to assistant
pressman of daily newspaper: His re-
turn is in pursuance of long settled deter
mination, and from the time he landed at
Savannah he has never ceased to pine for
his native land. With this purpose in view
he has economical and saved every dollar
not required for the expense of living. He
married several years ago, and will be ac-
companied by his wife and several children.
He goes to Liberia, and will engage in
farming, and cultivate rice, corn, coffee, &C.,
and expects to spend the remainder Of his
days in his native country.
Jack repudiates the practice of caninbal--
ism and other barbarous habits attributed
TO his countrymen, and says they are untrue
SO far as his own tribe are concerned. He
learned to speak the English language in a
few months after his arrival here, and his
intelligence is equal to that of the average
negro. His memory is remarkable, espe-
cially of datesan names, and he readily re-
calls the exact date of every change or ex-
traordinary occurrence in his career since he
landed in America. He is tractable and
good natured, and when thoroughly aroused
never fails, as he says, to swear in his native
tongue. e.-Montgomely ADVERTISER, 2lst.
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much truth in the statement we do not
know, that further down, this creek extend
ed sixty feet wider over its banks than any
living person has ever seen it.
Two miles east of town the rain was
equally severe. On Mr.. d. l.. Blacks
place, one and a-half miles east, the low
lands were overhowed. bitches in his
fields, 20 feet wide and feet deep, were
filled to the surface. At least One-half of
his corn was washed up and carried away.
From our information, the rain was also
heavy south of town, and it may be safely
stated that the rain was more or less severe in
every direction for five or six miles around
town, and the destruction to growing crops
and the damage to the fields and other prop
erty will be serious. The rain fall here was
four inches, and the streets were in sheet
of water for one or two hours.
From the effects Of the cloud first noticed,
supposed to be about eight miles north OF
town, we have heard no reports but the
fall of rain from it must have been immense.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
SmOlan0a.
9aDn.

&ate Sbeup, ben unge Sowu>Tige,
ium peo fin llforfarbetbeb og Sberbis.
bso rsobebe ct %Siernbane;( o9 meo mang
ioibise YaSiagerer fra at ltprie neS
igiennem en- Sro 90 / Sanbet, bpor be
ianoipnIigpis pilbe bupe lat Qipet tit,
ltuoerer for Siosn pso Simpion Goue9c
/ Sne.anola, msa Del 6eno, iom ct
Sellfab Of Dumer bapee iamlet for
bsnbe, sr NJ gaaet meo. StammeIi9t
er Bet, at peotommsnoe eSernbanee6om
PAM, buem bun iparsoe ell b%etpoelig
llogift, life bar itiGntst benoe II Be-
lonning, flor NOT til at ifaiIe henoe
ben ~ltbDanRsifs, nun faa ipria bigger
eiter at tilesue fig.
- Zen me Stats NormalzS Stole
/ Solar Gapibs ct nu fGrbi9; Bet er
ben forlts, Staten bar bait; / 6reoags
blep ben inbpiet meb ltor !6Oitipe!i9beo.
= gn mr.. Mas Muilen FRA Ss>
~falooia oil prpcebere Qmenbementss ga
qen .fpr Supreme Gourt ira ct mt
SpnssBuntt, nemIis. at 9csisIatnrens
trptte Sournal lite er en- orbret @iens
siuelis al bet originate Referat, hpiliet
6esss 9ssisIatnr>a fbeiinsers 9ierfe bar
Sbeiagt paa ct 9lab ner, iom III Ell
iunbet, ps iom itemmer Ousrens mco
bet 3eierat, Der iiuoes / Statse Sefre:
tprens Sic.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Safpta.

Smaae 6oppsrne optrGoer / Safota,
lice ueb Canada @rGnbien. 0a Wlens
noniter fra Ganaba iSeli9 fommer inb
/ Satpta for at ida maIet fine Sort
uarer, bar man, Of 6rpst for, at oisl'
ifnlbe brinBs Swiitsn meo i;s, BET an:
praSt to &~parantanss &onitabler. Oes:
ubsn bar Osiaa Mpnbisbeberne i Sem:
bina County inbiat s Iisnenoe GmbebS'
Menb os . SuarantanesSGser, iaa mar
bar Saab pW at fpnne botse oenn'
0ariot inoen pisie @ranOler.
= Den npe "&eaiiter" for 0anS:
8ontoret i dersus Salts, Mr. .. u
Sobnion, bar ouertaset it Gmhess.
8 anIeSnins al, at Sismart e
ualst til Serritoriets SOptoItab, VI
Chicago, Milu. & Ct. Paul gans
ROmpanist OiebIittcIis 9aa iuei msS a
forlGnse fin iaatalbte CSames Gipe'
ginie, paa beres Saitinss & Satott
Oiuihon, til npsneulte gp. S-be
Sele taset uil Stsmarf ~naturlispi.
pore ubpre, for BET 6orite Bet Mino:
ke; oct er iqaleses aaereoe afsiort, a
3erritoriets StrafiesAntalt ifal Opisres
beriteb5.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Ifrifa.

Eaa Sierra gsoue apiten / Niritc
bIeU ben 24os Mai 80 Nenneife,
Ieueuoe ilasteoe for at bare uoepct
lroIOoomS =8uniter.
6n anpen g%eretuins osiaa fra 81
era SeOne spitcn i~nbeboIosr, at 6one
&olee, ben CANINE, iom bar b~eitrsue.
ben iibite asbantees8ris meo Mast {,
bIsusn sienin0iat paa lin Gbrons. Gr
britiit 2tmbn5iaoer CT bIeuen ~aIient ii
6Oomasiie Tor at iaa iitano en- frsoeIic
Sroning al bisis Sa~nitslisbeoer.
- uoien6inserae fra Madagascar
Der Tor Chen ppbOIoer zig i gn9Iauo.
forlitrer, at berts S.Hegieriug er al.
oeIes pilig Ill al o%filutte en- Gratga,
meb 6~rantrise j Sisbeo meb ben, ara.
~bagasear Bar msS andre Sanbe, mer
Dc nil life uiOe uo9et al ct Iranif Gro:
tsttorat oper Gen.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Gn Erucfanait. 6ra Sioolins meb'

VII SIntiuHgH. Olu SlepiuI5 H'sp'
OeIer IS. os g. a.: 6or nossu Iii
iioen par @aarobruser ariiten Sller
Saupans % bans Son 9auris noe par
en- 6iltetur ueO Malmsen. Sa Sc ifulp,
saa iIano paa Den, opoasebe De II
Ron9eaaI, lOnr par tomlnen ida lang
op paa S%tranbsn, at be lite tuno,
tomme 10 igien. MebenS &riitsn ear
zig ifGro meo at tr9tte Nalene pau
2ono, upoasebe Sonnen ira en- 6islb.
tnat, at En- mGstis Sapprn uebe pac
Stranoen bauoe taltet Jig oper en- Otause
$ ct Sicblit iprans ban Iise neo pcs
Srnen o9 ~begpnote en- 6amp mso Sen,
Os Oct lptteoes O9iaa, ~efterat Saoerer
q fommen tilbielp, at faa Sust meS
Srnen, iom bereftsr bIsu Iast ben
gaabeu. Mten ba ben bapoe lia9ei
Ser EFT Stunb, tom Sen tiuipe ieien %
an9reb 2aurib, paa boem BEN bugsco,
be99e &lserne / Srpltet. Glitter be:
spnbts &sn, men enbte benne gane
life, fprenb Srusn par iu~lbitanbig brGbt
Sruen maolte 3 Ilen msuem Sinses
lpioierne.
= Subtil Sen lobe Wai par &ries:
Netteu lite tommet lGr9ere enb til Der
aIsipretie, at iaapipt @ntlasen moi
Statss Ntiniltrene Sslmsr % &ierul
ansaar, ifnloe imsen al Gctt;ns Meb
lemmer ublteoes lom inbabil.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
NOlan0ft.
Ghrop a..

Gnglans.-Man baf part wtls1
tante ON, at ben reuoIntion9re &omplot,
Der aaar unoer 9taun af Snuincibles,
osiaa bar benpttet Jig at 9iIt for at
bliue tpit 4erioner, fam faar bent
geien. Sterc mpitiife OOosfalo sr ino'
trufne / Sc l~ibitet2lar, os %fornsmmeli9
bar Yolitiet fin SpmGrtiombeo benz
penbt paa ben S~mltenoi9bss, at Ell
Satsluart Sum i5ubIm pIuSfeIis Oeps
en- IA Cages Gio efter MorSet | SbO.
mir garf. Gn at Be Sammenluorne
bOebe bsnsans / 9otellet, os Surp tom
til at aabne ct til Seane aobresleret Grer,
Ser inoebolbt @inf'i 2tnlebnins at Del
be.umelise Sd0tob. Stu turSs bar
lite t%ilitaa, at ban bapss laT bet,
os pbelasba oct bsrfor; men nen "Sn'
pineible" fit bsre,s at ber par par TOM
met ct Srep til 6am, os fatteoe Wis
tanfe. Oct antassS oa, at ban uef
@ift bar ryobef! 1eteIsS arten at gsisn.
for at baa-itfs-ifiISt aaubenbare Gel
ftabets !SsmmelisheSer.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
Sre WGuo lnudjcf

| Ell % iamme ll9e ! port eQeys for.
bOIoSpis freOeIi9s Soma, O9 en- al benz
snoOg paa en- S0noag.
Oct icrite Siier par sn 5arnrer ,(obn
9amner, Der al en Stranangs / Anas
moia uar op9iust iom ben, ser Tor ouer
et Aar lioeH mproeoe en &iuiam Nepeu
Tor at TONNE / 3tiiobelie al bennes
Pen9e. 6an lao M i~uo,ipRrret I 59ngs
llet / Ainterlet. men IN 6oltebob
lprengte Soren, tO9 bam 10 paa Court
6uiets @uaros. lIa6s, bette ham op Ct
Ora % itjoo BAN ioa Gieuuem 9isrtet.
Ge TO auore par b. inataIote GAR
Der &ops~ fra 6apetrt County. Ge
baube i.uet en- GsputpsS bsriii ,SarUes,
Der par uoe for al iatte oi5ie Sespe.
raooes, o9 tog ba 6Iugtsn, men 400
Ntano iamleoe ii9 for al fan9e Sert.
Ceres 6ratter, StcuIer o9 4atroner
iauot man / @iIions ~@rove4 men
lslue 6u9Iene par fioine. &irsoas afs
ten par man BOG beIOis NOT iii at oUer:
rumple Dem / ct 6arms gus ueo Sripoli,
bpor bs lao pg ipiite 2liteu5rfao. 6oIs
tene baube futtet Wfi5tante % b%utitit.
tel atabosrne on, bpilte @iaittr be
bauoe hos iig. 0uiet blsp omrin9et,
men man 1T lite iitret Jig Dem og siort
Dem uitaOtIise, Tor DC bauoe iaartt /
Fcrioner. % al 0isle ? boOeli9t.
Gasreoe / September iorrige }Iar
6auoe De orGbt eu Ssputp:S bsriii Sbcps
paro, men pioit a, boIoe zig paa Fri
SOB inotiI mi.
Saa bIcu Sc ba bra9t til 6Ru9ilet /
@auerIu, men aIlsrsbs ltrnr pso IiIs
ianse, SugeIlen true6e 6OItes0obsn meS
ieIu at ta8e iis ~tiIrette o9 tage Siuet al
9anoitterne, og bsrfor iry9teOe man
o9iaa for, at be life ifuIos pGre litre
/ @Saperlp. "a oct ogiaa rp9teoes lent
ON Gitenen, of Ell Stars Menneifer
bapbe int zig / SruG9eIIe fra 9$elt
Union for at Ipn9e 6orbrposne, bIep
De i al 6uit ue6 Sielp al raft 8iOrieI
os esernbmle Transport bra9tt til 6Gngs
iIst / Sn~oepsnoenee. Den pn9ite al
Dem, % gar 9ammsl, uiite fornemmes
lis en- boi @rab at Sresbsb % Jors
perpsnbeo; Sen 2 aar elore 9rooer par
sas iennleiis neolaaet.
Smiolsrtio uiIoe bet / Independence
netop foriamIebe @goarO Of Superuis
Iors~ lite baue oiSie Morbsre i iii
County, os Sberiiien al 9remcr Guuntp
beorbrs6e6 pr. SeIegrof at bringe Dem
tilbase til @auerIp, builtet p9iaa bIeu
eitertommet. Men 6rebas, Iiot for
Miibnat, tom en- grober al Den tiolis
sere mnrSebs Sberih Sbepparb Spios
fen for III flor SoItee9ob ira 6apette
County, iprenste 6GnsieIs >0srene os
toe Srporene Barber Ell balm Mii bort
fra 6Gn9ilet: tuor be bGngte benz.
Sberiren tit bemr9ti9et fig 2ebcreu for
2pn9erne.
Sbsriii Saruis Clipper bog not Ser
fra meo 2iusi, meh oct er en- af9iort
gag, at ollie Be 3 lpn6 soomte 6orbryo
bere par Morbsre, Der mes tolbt Blob
bapbe ienbt Miebnsnnelfer uS af oeuue
Serbsn.
Canine SeuoaB. fom 9amner bleu
lya9et, bIeu osiaa . al BEN berpsteoe
Greet ganbe ifuot / @iota, buor Dc
orutne % raienSc for siennsm @aberue
uiIprebe &euOIusr:S fue 20 Hbrsbte Gras
leI en-. al oe piloe brebe, buem Sc,
tom benz nGr.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
81 II.

Gierne al Qare , &oserisrne peo So
lumbia. 6lobsn, ifrtues Der / "Saltp'
rien", nGrer BEN anifueIie, at 6axslten
iaar nil bliue Weses sinss Os nsppe
Saffe llO9ifterne. Snotil M belsbe,
5ansiten fig til 10, $50 imOb 10, ASS
til 24be Mai ibor. 5abrifsGierne bar
Ianstfra ubienbt ale beres 8aabe oe
Ger er mango npe gaaOe, os 9tet al
iaa tilfjobs for Spotpris. Taa 9runf
al Mansel paa Seitiaftiselie Ell DR.
beiberne reilts til andre Stsber, % hrif
Der upentet Ifulse fomme Ell lterr'
Mansbe Stiff, nil Der life pore Sol
NOT til at oprette Set 6orismte.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13

Genie cs Seie al Eomten peb Qaf,
5rOnt I ebicaso for 10 0aee.
Oct par 5 Gamer, bcr aou SET
fSrite StsO til rOecorations. Sooen
oeres &~Grineite 5Orts til abet Msi6iaon.
o9 iom 6ol9e oerof fam6t De 6en l6Se
NpriI 1862 pua at imutte Sc folbne
WtidisansS Collectors @raue oo oientoo
bet iioen fierr aur.
30 9errsr beites SEN 0uq, ga
oct itorarteSe 6pruerteri Itulbe icnbes
Op ira Den npe grooflpnsg ru, Siob
Boint, Ell 400 SOB boi Cop bIonbt
6atstiu Vjerscne, for at unoerioge, ON
DC funSe ie noget al benne Stas /
100 0eiles aiifano. De bauoe SEN
SilireSsitiaelie at ie en- MGngOe 9td.
%tettsr, risti9not iuost, men BOG aioeles
tpoeIi9t. Nfan bau6e neppe uentct
bette Reiultat / Neiu gorts atmoss
fare, men ben Gne, Der baube tilbraat
en- Gin i6olcraOo, forlitrc6e, at / BEN
TORE Asmosfere ber5ennc bar ban Iect
BITES Seat i en- Nfitarb af $50 Wile.
DC eurrpeiife apiier antagcr, at
SranitmenSenes &nsreb paa Sonfuin /
@bina o9 paa Madagascar pil leoe til
aIuorIi9e 6oruitlin9er mellem 5ranfe
ri9e paa Den enc Sioe os ENGLAND GA
Spoltlanb paa ben anoen.
Den 24oe SUM- ipIOer gteu.
6enrp l&aro Sse6er tit 7obe Qar.
Oct anta9es, at Der / ben Nnleoning
oil bIiue arran9eret st elder Anoet /
Srootlpu, buer ban bar uGret BOAT /
3G Nar.
= 9ouanoife Gionin9er iortaler, at
| CONNER pil Der / 9tmiteroam LAM
les iOIgenoe ipriteIise StsrrsIier 6eis
lereH al SroliIien, 9rinoien al gSales,
Sronnin9en al 6umenien, Grcuen al
6!anoern og aoitiuige tp0ite 6urlter.
Decorah-posten., 1883-06-13
90rRjeui9t.

Oct b%stienbte boIIanbite VoIarifib
"@iuem Sarent5" aiieiIeoe BEN l2ts
Dtai ira Amitsroam unbsr 6ommanoo
at bets Gbef ira iiior, aupiein SaIen.
for Of is9e at Opbase ben ~bOlIGnoite
intercollegiate expedition "Saruu", iOm
Bet iiior iOrIOO / Sien ueo Su9Or S9ar
Iammen meb 2eitnant tSou9aorbs Grs
petition / ~Oiimpbna". Den sngelite
YoIarfarer 9sigDsS miib os SstretGren
for bet ssI. enselae geographic SsIifab
Scr. Clements Martbam iamt Cir Ms
len gOuns uar tilltebe for at onite "gSils
lem garents" ct "gptte paa &%eiien".
Mr. 9sisb.S mitb O%uerratte SapteiE
Salsn to imutt icrar6eioebe SelpbGs
asre iii Minoe ont, at bet uar "gSits
lem Sareuts", iom THOR par bet fSrlte
Sfib, Ser braste bam os bans Wtanos
ifab 6iGlp, ba be | bcres gaaoe tom
til Matol6tinlt efter at baue till
braot Yintsrea paa 6ranb Soiefs 2ano,
buor De bauoe Iibt Stibbrus.
= Oet er auersoe fere aar, lioen
ameritanife 29rerinber fanbt lOnnenbe
geitiuinser / Spbsgmerita, % oer bar
til BEN ARGENTINE 9tepublit uouanoret
mere @anse unse 9amer, uberamines
reoe fra &inoua Wormal Sfole. s
sSuli Maaneb ifal after Here SerIra al
reiie lammsltsbS ben, ba be Der ipnes
at flnbe ct tatnemntelist 4rbeioss Self.
s Qpril 1888 bleu ser ubicrt 9cs
troleum os 9etroIeum : StOiie ira DC
6orenebe Stater for sa,l72,4o2, i
Ipr;. 1889 for s4,lS6, 955. 6or Be
10 Maaneber, Jon, enbte meb 3Ote
Npril 1883 for $50, 1915, s65; / bet TIL
iuarsnoe 2ibsrum Naret i 6orusisn
$40 ,3a4 .2l9.
& geoforb, Soma, betaIer GU
loonsSerternc / 9ieeule 81 500 bper,
os Bet sr Dem iorblot at bape &ammer
for ginbusrne, Sfiarmbrct Fes Sprene,
eIer Stole % Y9nte / SotaIet. Set
Ter life YiQarbsYor er tiuabt.
= Gil Gan francisco er Ser an
fommet en- flor 9noning meb she til
6isbmanb i Gbisago, men iislse Den
mpe Sronins bar 5inantssO epartemen'
tet forlanst Yrpper afienSt til Nsm
gorf, for at 2been fan bIiue nnoerlpat.
for ben Hoifibes,
Set tybfte fampitib "Glaubius"
lom Sen lobe Wtai iorlob 9tew 9or'
fOr at saa til StOdbOlm, blsp IarI'S'
paaieiIet life Ianst ira SpnemOHt4
England 90 Waa.te iettss paa SunO'
antommen til apitsn iant bet.
50 at De perioner, iem unse'
acknowledgements at Meraasria fatt'
ee,lo paa @pen, er M ianbet ffpiSi9e 0!
bemt til 0sben.
Der sr Manse / Gnslanb, ION
betuiuIer, at ~9lsitatorerne bar brlis
Slit. Gr BET ba iaameset ~aifpeliser
enS usb boilps Dag en- %Oiientlis Bar
at ilaste mennelfsr Tse &HiasstHf
8asuum 6etalte s245s for II