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Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21

Ono Of the junior officers ofthe Thotis, talk.
Ing to-day ON board the ship Of the charges
ssssnsi the Greedy party, said: "Here, ON this
very spot, onc OF thosuryiyors held us through
all q night, telling, IL wordg can tell, OF HE
first taste Of human flesh He wouI give
years from bis life to forget il; but he said
that the first taste, Che sensation OF having
between his teeth the flesh OF one who
had once been his friend, was with him
always Waking or s;saping, he seersed
10 feel his lips pressing the smooth. aabby
meat that mnst be choked down somehow
II be would live. And then the inhuman saw
age way Of getting n. Each feeder upon u
food must cut on his own shreds OF fesh /:
no friend could be found 10 perform this
horrible Office Every man, II he would eat.
must Of necessity 30 his OWL butcher. and
feasts, were secret The Little beaten pafks
worn smooth, between the graveyard and
The wratches' tent, told lis tale But every
dweller in that tent shut his ewes ana
refused 70 see. Body after body was stripped
OF nesh, bat none Of those that trod that Little
PAIN aarci speak OF this No man asked =
question at the too common sight OF q starving
wretch creeping No 20 tsie only FIRE al midnight
carrying "a his hand \ strip Of fcsh As he
thrust " into tho flames on the end Of A
pointed STICK, no one Of his companions SAYS
a word, and when tearing the smoking flesh
with his teeth, he lies down, and another on
the would-be sleepers rises up and goes silent
down mat mysterious path, knife
IN hand, II u easy 70 guess his horri-
Bile purpose, The after effects 81
these ghastiy feasss was as awful a. tho do
scent upon the mangled corpses. The mere
thought OF what they had eaton brunRht ON
nausea. and in their weak state the stomach re-
FUSED 10 retain this human fesh IL IL won
deriul thAf these men VIII carry that sensation
81 ehe-tas human iieah forever, Il none and
pray may forget IL when I die was the only
prayer the wretched csnnihal could truly inter.
y WAS his heaven Of heavens 10 forget III Al Aw-
FOL sickening taste
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
A Brother unknowingly Assaults His
Sister,

Ayoung lady, tie daughter OF a highly rcspec-
ted merchant Of Hackensack, N. j., had occasion
to visit soIne'friends about three-qcsrsrsof a
mile distant from her own hona At about 5
O'Clock she started on her way home When
about midway between her friends house
and her ewn the young woman was suddenly
seized from behind, and while one Of her as
sailants Qor there were twol pinioned her
arms, the other placed his rand over her
mouth 10 prevent an cutlery Thus handi-
capped the girl was unable 10 defend herself and
was dragged into the bushes She had SCARCE
ly been thrn~n TO the gro1ad, when the moon
broke throtSca the cloud and q terrible dis
covery was mana~ "oA, brother, spare mei7
the girl cried, and then tainted my Cod
calculated the horrcr-stricken young man, ct
Il my sister," Then he sank down beside her
ON tho grass n cried like a child. II was
some time before the young lady returned 20
CONSEQUENCES, and when she did a neighbor
stood beside her, and when she was able TO
stand, accompanied her 10 her home. The
Young woman, upon arriving home recounted
the particulars Of the terrible ordeal through
which she had passed TO her parents, but care
fully, in order 10 shield her brother, concealed
the facts Of the horrible discovery shehad made.
Both OF the young men have heretofore been
highly respected, and il it is thought they were
under the influence Of liquor at the time.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
IN. crimsn., cs,masr.

AZ Niles City, Druggist Ihonpenn % San
franeisco, put an end 70 q life Of dissipation
Neal MURPHY, the Montana ssAgercbbcr, who
escaped and was recaptured, was taken from
ihe Montana jail % escape the lyncherz
David Toode o. Feoknk eommiftea snicide
Sundzy. by nsing > revolver, which vas dis
charged wifh the barrel IL his Month Tho tall
lodged In the brain. buf death did not snsue
zoo no faours
Peter Foley who was arrested AZ Bosootel
Mis 81 w=aSssa=y, 60 tas charge % uioping
with a fonrtaen-yez ear old girl, sRot himself IN
the lookup At thai place. There we're two bull
la boies through his temple
City Councilman Henry A Harorsh ofPhilA-
deiphis hiss disappeared, and Investigation Of
his accounts shes= an cmbexzieuaent OF sS0,-
. from trust funds Of friends, his mother
and brother being among his victims
J. G. Aydelottc. one Of the most highly So
teemed ciuzcns Of Newton, Iowa, ~fo had been
ID poor health for several months, and partial.
IN deranxed for several weeks. from the effects
Of = Eight sunstroke, hanged himself.
Moses l. Cohn, The junior member Of the
Arm Of Louis Cohn& Son, Of Chicago, has
been held 10 the criminal court Ia bonds Of
tiO,Up for counterfeiting promiseory notes
and for forgery. Cohn is q s~on-in-law Of
Michael Englemznn, the Saginaw millionaire.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21

Moncy never was 90 cheap in London
~ A present. II wss loaned q week or
two ago a one per cent. per aDnum.
and the bank Of England reduced IFS
rAtato 2pcr ceHt. per snnum Noother
State bank, except the bank Of France,
has ever lowered It's rate 10 2 per cent.
and Tho bank Of France has only done
60 On two occasions, In 1877 add I'm 1879.
But tho pseseas Is the tenth occasion on
which tbs bank Of England has reduced
it's rata 10 q 2 per cent. level. Four
times in the ten, the two per cent. rats
lasted fron o7s to ass days, but gener-
ally. only from 80 to 60 days. Two per
csat. not only means that the demand
Cor money is small, that the prices are
dow, and that speculation is ut a stand
still Il means also that there are many
securities which bankers have for the
time closed their doors against, AZ. for
instance, they hare now done against
American aud Canadian railways.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21

Butte, Mont, Special To- grAm:-A sensation
has been caused here by the sudden and seere
departure OF Francis w II. Medhurst general
manager Of ths Lexington company, the biggest
silver mining enterprise ia Montana The i'm
mediate eause OF his flight il that Judge Davis,
a prominent mining man, some time ago At
tached property OF the Princeton Maiug com
paay, sDd Medhnrst in whose name the title
rested. could not raise the $4,000 necessary 70
recover possession Medhursf was isssy;.J in
defs, caused by excesses at the gaming table
here and in Salt Lake, whore he once four-
ished His gambling debts aggregate about
$4,000 He did not touch the funds OF the
Lexington company. HIS salary WAS $1,000 4
year. Baron Erianger Of Paris, who Is at the
head, OF the Lexington syndicate, viii pay the
$1,000 claim Of Judge Davis against the
Princeton company, and Ii was with this under
standing that Medhurst was allowed 10 leave
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
HARRIET reports.

81 PAuL-wheat. No I hard, Ono Z. ,ua
Corn No z go. No x 4sc
uaes. NO. z mixed. Csc; No 3 white. 27c I:
bssler No :. 8c No 3~extra, 45c No s.
Rye. No 9, Sse
Baied Hsy Wild. szoo; timothy si2,oa
nILwAuKEx-whea, No 9, 7sc
Corn. No = rejected, 4aaS0c
0sss No z white, new. S4e. old, SIC
Rye No Ice
Barley. Na 2. old Sc
Meas PORK, slaa
Lard. taM
Butter eho,cs creamery, 2oassc; fAir q
good. I7aiac; bess da1y, istai5c
Eggs. iS1fe3l4e
cIlc.oo-whsAs No 9 Chicago spring.
Corn 5oz(aaNe
Oats. 2f4f1a5c
Rye. SIC
Barley. &c. =
f1zx Seed, sf.3S.
Porn. sl65AaslQu0
Lard. 4z44as14A
gsaer TsAneryal7alsH 81 daiEy, itsii1se
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21

.x.rshauass al ruusral.

New rork special-ou sunday, during The
funeral Of Lewis IngIer Jr, the young man
who committed suicide nj AmityviIle, LII,
an extraordinary scene occurred As the min
isie. was shout % heel in prayer, the shock
Of The earthqR,ss hook the housa A larBe
mirror which reached from the ceiling 20 the
Door was cracked into from the top 10 the bot.
tom, and the walls Of the room we're bracked
In two placed The flowers were shaken IRON
the cofsn and the silver handles AZ the sides Of
i've cssket ratified The minister and several
Of the ~ tainted There was :
~tampcde 10 ret outside AID one lady jumped
thrcngh az open window and sprzlned her hs
- that she had 10 be carried 70 her homo
The minister was unable 70 goon with The sery.
ice. Nj she mourners and others remained
outside while the pan-besrers re-entered Va
hru.e ana carried he oofhn out 70 the hearse
A broom handle can be laid into the crcscks n
the wall
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21

The present agitation in Great Brit
am over the extension OF the electoral
franchise win form one Of the most inn
pcrtant epochs in English history,
Whatever BE- this result-and y brief
statement Of the question at issue wiliin-
terest readers offoreien news. The fran
chiae In Great Britain Is limited 10 GER
tain described c~lssses. In 1882 tho
numbAE al voters ~ss less than a mil
Lion, which was increased by the fran
thise bin fthht year, 10 aLont 1900
900. In 1866 the total number Of voters
was 1854, GOO. which was raised by thu
franchise bills passed In 1857 90 to g.
100000. The present number Of voters
Is about 5000. 900. Under the
present law only q few Of
the farm Iaborers Of the United King
dom are permitted TO vote. For par
Elementary purposes all Of Crest Britain
IL divided into boroughs (the populous
Ns -
districts outside the towns,. In the
~ on'y shose VINO Y properly
On pay an annual rent q ECO can vote.
smai' as inis sum y u = very high rent
~ 'sreat pri'aan' where the majority OF
iArm iaoorers pay from $40 70 so q
ysar ren.ior .nearaveirsass. IheobJect
q sne Dih which is the occasion Of the
fssfAhs eAclSsmens - 70 give
has 0un'ly people 'ne Ann
privileges when me town people enjoy.
= provisions q the bhl we're out.
nnoa ~ length py uiadssone IN ore OF
Tue sreAtes' speeches o. his life deliy-
cred the last day Of FEBRUARY last. In
that MW.AW|L h. AAAIA-.I ALL Al ~ a
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21

BiSzn&sck and Count Kxinoky Ars making Ar
rxpxeuoeasx ~ take cgrnnscm action tos&r<
France sad Enrssnd On sha question Of hsr
bof<sg sexays sssrchisth
Fhe fan-rss a &mslis aaixiEger. fhe &C
enosn prince ard prasc@ss sent srr&fks1 Ans
~ strress ssra thronssd with people
Az ths coYsnhAEen medical congress DR.
John 4 Billings, srsisssns sargena general ID
ths Unssei ssAaes Away. in behslfs % The Asaeri-
can MeBe1l $50 ixtiaa, invited the congress
70 hosa ~ next meeting a. Wsshlngson IN iss1
TIE AnareAis.s Of De BrsiIah siaasner EIir-
befh. arrested Al ostensen Saturday, we're
hans7sd over 10 fhs Enssisn Police Socialist
parsphiess and papers vrre foana IN eaelr
sfse-tsL Thy refused 10 nxke spv statements
sad ,rested their krrosi with cynical apathy.
Arreat sensation has been caused by recent
r1hNersns OF the Austrlau MALE. Not long ago
nles1ey containing tSoohcriDs was Ahstraesed,
and nov . wh6ls mail has has been stolen
The bag cons1satd only yalnabAs and registered
ierterz In some q ths letters we're checks
snsDensing % $4,000 forms sent BY Swings
bsnks In foefh
The result Of DR. s-chiisraHnn's excavations
81 Tfryr- turns ouf 70 be sery important Tbs
bui1dines he hAa discovered vunsisi~ o. a pal
ace and two snap1ss. The arrangement sizr
and position % these agree Ia the most re
uaArk1bbe manner with those OF DE temple and
palacs Of TIE seooDd prehistoric CRY 81 Hissar
hn and thus help 70 settle the date Of ihe kt
ter
When Cardinal Newman iofs he church o;
England be TOOK with hia seveualofhis young
er p~Arsshonerz among whom was Mr. Arthur
wollAsson Hutton soon sfieEsnrd ordained
PRIEST Mr.. Hutton, however, has not beer
able 70 rcuRin settled IN his new faiin, aad
has been lately gravitAsshg more and rn0rs
toward AS1sosticigna, until heally he has Ee-
~nouDcei he chuFrh u Rome and left tha
servfce Of the or1iory and hiss to7Bed the aoek
bsuzshs together by the Rev. MoDcureD Con
vas.
A Vienna correspondent Of The Telegraph
.Ays. One subject which win oecSpy The AZ,
teniion Of KAlnoky and Bism.ek AZ their APP
preaching conferences VIII be q discission Of
he German colonial policy. Bismarck OBJ
poses the constantly increasing d einigra-
ti0n % America American Institutions, hs
says are not in harmony with those OF Ger
many, md emigration 30 that o0uBtry edds
nothing 70 GermAny's wealth. While IL tendsrto
undermine the traditions Of monarchy. Bis
mArck hopes 10 open new field for colonial en-
tcrprise, and 20 pfevent we ultra independent
Angfo-Saxon elegnent from absorbing the Ger
BaAn efeman1
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
x.eera or c.susissss-

AZ View York, the Adler veneer works and
Harris pefforssea chair seat factory burned
Loss. ts1,e0
Mntsn J. Rowe. a brakeman IN freight train
running between Mirthe5i and chamberlain,
Dab, died a Mitchell from intuTies received
on the sAAe-frack al Yorktown
Mira Andrew Smineasrs and Mr.. Prank
shsefnr. wtiIe oai pleasure riding. we're rnn
into 81 . passenger train On ne Lake Shore
railway. fmD miles east Of ElkhArt. Ind, and
were hiisd Tbs horse waseali cut up and
the buggy smashed % pieces
A Houston special ssys: An incondiary FIRE
a. Lampsss destroyed The business portion Of
tbe town; loes NOT estmatrd J. 7. MAosa
banker, and q ID. ChifteDdsn, merchant, were
tbs hearisst losers The town experienced .
fifty thoassnd dollar blaze q couple Of weeks
ago
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
rhe charge Of cannibalism.

Washington Special: The terrible tale of
the experiences Of the party in their canvas
hut during the winter OF 1884 has been the one
topic of conversation in naval circles here,
and there is a general belief that although the
horrible story OF human butchery which was
published may not be true in all its allegations
the worst side Of their lifein the Arctic during
that period has vet 70 be made pub
lie The attitude assumed by Commander
Schlsy and the other officers Of the
rescuing party certainly gives color to this
belief. While some of them were inclined 10
be communicative when questioned d the
subject to-day by reporters, most Of .hem
were reticent Commander Scheley, when ap-
preached by your correspondent was not At
all in a communicative mood
Don't bother me with your questioning
he said, ''for / will have nothing 70 conimu-
nicate 10 the public till the story il told
at the official Investigation. There is no
truth IN the story at ~all-none whatever.
IL the survivors Of the party ate tho
iesh Of THEN dead comrades, l know
nothing whatever about il Did ! know
Of anything Of the kind having been done /
should rssrss 60 sFSsifs a morbid curiosity and
create q sensation ont Of the sad misfortnnes
Of these men by disclosing any knowledge 10
any but the proper authorities. Men m such
a situation lost their reason and are not strict
ly human beings Starvation reduces men
10 brutes pretty rapidly, and they will resort TO
means Of sustaining life which to MS would seem
appalling. IL you and / were reduced TO suoh
q state that ono must eat the other or both die,
then it is proper that only tho ittest should
survive
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
Death ofa Prominent scandinavia.

lewis o siorla, auditor Of Clay county, Min
nesota, and appoiniee Of the receivership Of
the crcokston land Office, died Tuesday morn
ing At Moorhead Of typhoid fever, aged fifty-
Que years He was the mostprominent man Of
his nationality IN Northwestern Minnesota His
life was insured Cor eSoOo IN the Uniied Work
men, Mutual Aid, Northwestern and Hartford
Life.
Paul slotten. Mr.. sioria's predecessor in The
CrookstDn ofi--S ~ viii be remembered,
died q few weeks ago Mr. Storia was
horn Ia A.smAkee county, Iowa, Nor.
-, 1853, Of Norwegian parents. Hrs early
yeErs wore spent on the farm Of bis father,
and attending school is the ncighborhool In
lsst storla sent 70 Clay county, Minnesota, and
settled n the town o. Eglow, purchased q farm
and run y until 1850, wheE he wAs elected
county auditor by an overshelming woe. he
had held fhc csaee ever since, being re-a,ccted
N isc& A few weeks ago be resolved notice
~ hs sppointuont 70 tho ~rece.segskir Of the
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
Personal Points.

senator German IL almost always SURF %
tho odd triek in whist, II not IN politics
Ben Buucr's income Is sioo, 600 per annnm
N~swburypori gave Grossly rousing welcome
home.
ID. Y. sullivan, who died recently in Pensa.
cola, left s7Oo.0oo In government bonds to his
two daughters
Mary Heayburne Of shzrsytowp. New York,
a seventeen year old girl, has rescued seven
persons from drowning
William X LsringsseIl died At Lyons, Iowa,
AGED sisty three. He wa vary prominent ii
The history Of Iowa; was president OF the arm
Alto 10 iS3, ard afserward Judge of this dis
trict He waa widely celebrated asa criminal
lawyer.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
ralk About Earthquakss.

Maj ]. w. Powell, Of the geological survey
at Washington, talked thus about earthquakes,
Earthquakes in the eastern portion Of the
United States have been comparatively infre-
Guent and mild. The most important was that
in tho Mississippi valley known as the New
Madrid A late earthquake in Western Neya-
da made a fracture about two hundred miles
long, and the displacement varied from five to
scyenty-five feet The western portion Of the
United States, from the farther border Of the
plains 10 the Pacific, 10 a region Of many
in very recent geologic times a region
OF great volcanic activity. Thousands Of
now dead volcanoes are scattered over
the country, and vast lava fields cover large
areas Of the land Salt Lake City stands on
the margin of an earthquake fracture, and GO
oiogists have more than once proph3sie that
it will be destroyed by an earthquake. Geolo-
gists have concluded from the consideration Of
. great variety OF facts that the interior OF the
earth is Ia a fluid condition. dno TO pressure
and great heat We penetrate from the sur
face toward the interior Of the earth by mines
and by boring for artesian wells and other pur-
poses. The temperature Is found 30 increase
az such 4 rate that q degree of heat would soon
be reached at which all known rocks would
melt Secondly, a vast number OF volcanoes
is distributed widely over the earth, through
the rcnts Of which enormous quantities n
1Att atLh NV ENaAS ~ At
earth, showing that q vast reservoir OF mol
ten matter exists beneath the crust Thirdly,
il il known, experimentally, that all rocks
would be crushed and caused TO TOW by the
pressure OF q few miles of superintendent
rock. Now, 70 understand the cause OF an
earthquake we must appreciate that q oompar-
atively thin crust rests upon q vast fluid The
next thing 10 be considered is that all the land
portions OF the earth il rapidly being transport
Cd 10 the sea by rains and rivers. Tina lha
lind areas are being unloaded and ocean bor-
ders are weighed down This loading OF sea
borders and unloading Of land areas upon a
crust which resfs upona lirid sets upenornlous
strains. but they Accumulate until at last sufi-
Gent stress IL established 10 cause fracture and
displacement through the miles OF solid crust
when snch a rupture occurs an earthquake Is
The result Al earthquakes IN regions where
yolcanoe. do not exist are thus caused by
strains due TO ;he degradation OF some portion
OF the continent, and the loading Of tho mater
il upon some other portion Of the continent
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
Apous,. rraasar A. rll,no,..

Florence Mftchsll, the seventeen year-old
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. III III Mitchell Of
Mayaeld township, three miles west OF svra-
euse, III, was found about 2.20 o'clock We'd
nesday by = young lady neighbor, lying ia tho
oellAs IA a pooi q blood her clothes on hrs and
y Taylor, q hired hand, twenty eight years Of
age be bad lived there on and OF for a couple
of years, and there had never been the slight
Get attachment between the murderer and his
victim A poese Of nearly two hundred men
were soon in search OF the murderer, and found
linn in tho creek, a mile away, with a bullet in
his heart The only theory for tire killing ID
that be made imnrnner advances, and being re-
pulsed, threatened 10 Kill her; that in her
fight she went through the cellar and was sho,
before. reaching the outside door. Then, 70
cover his crime, he 80; fire 70 h& clothing and
fed Tbs theory OF the suicide IA thai he
feared the vengeance OF the mob which he felt
sure you soon oyertake him
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21
murder st ci.nasnsn. Mont.

Fors Bcn10a, Mont, spscial, Ilth; A terri
bic murder IVES committed 81 C~lendenin, BArkeE
district. On last Hrid1y evening 1t seems one
Marane was suspected BY Pete MeDsrmott OF
being sco attentive 10 his wife McDerrnoti
accused him Of IL and the result OF 4 confer
ence on The subject scemed 70 be amicable 10
both PARTIES The sas on Fridsy morning
Ia the evening MrDeEmott sent for Murane and
his sisffr " come % his house. Directly upon
their arrival McDcr1n0tt fired -four shots into
nur&ne's body, killing him Instantly. The
deed was committed In tho nrasenca sf MSDSt-
motfs wife and the sister o. the deceased The
bed, and up 70 this time has not been cap
tured
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21

suzus-r 81 s~zk Fssrsscass sssvushcus
o. cszrsry have srifssn ne rcsuSSsser Ern-
srak a<xisz ksm - cxrsnds 1~hccnYso1s E2nk
Sose rsd commercial ksForser from he Ezai1n
lis declzap&
IRe f<<<.srry a~spartnans has sdesvsed ms
sstsazA mins-ser thrcagh shs department u
zsss shs Fxsziek Garner. NON dsasina1 on
yssrfs s~lsrsa, NJ x, a. . psnp<r. wan be seni
hs~k - ths port frcsn whseh he sAtsed Car
ney q tae t@z- shsS ~sszss sAe Bit
Nh mEni~tsr wrsse fAe stzrs dsrAfrrssnt ster
Asya sgo
a rporf iaw eessi f~ecssved - fbe treAsnry
arTsrsnsent from ne a~ssissinnf treasurer Al
Nsw Ycrk saewaus taaf tsr eotAl rvssigss al his
uffre dDrizas ne fsn4i yenr er<sed Suse 81
1854 were skg ,saz.l6-, And Tie tgszl dsebnrss-
rss1ss darsrg TIE same time period $780,
s1SAHU.gn Ian over frorn he pEstions nsczl
sexE. vas slca.1HSn3.
Reporter and farmer. [volume] (Webster, Day County, Dakota [S.D.]) 188?-1946, 1884-08-21

no MsuB.oha railroad VIII soaB pat into e.
fscf shs orshr nos is<,ie1 " nsaks quite . re-
durfioa IN Grain rates y percentage IN
Assronns from present figures hAs n0s i~oa
gwen out but 10 understood ~ be liberal
This n1easurc H. tks fHiSlinerf of the pEtra.
iree made last sinssr, BY fresidenf y J. Hi'
aud Crnserzi Msnaesr NanyeL 10 The cszD.
,sfftss 81 do Grand Forks coayensiop and 70
the Moorhaad doangstlon connnaittca The re-
dnctsor 10 rates Applies 10 nearly all fhe sta
tione On ihe hnes ~ fhs NEnito64 system