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Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27

SanosmGnos Sslelier ioaa, naar Ri lite
tan gao Saano | Saanb. 9u bar oaiaa
mango Wooitanoere, Der trigger for, at
Su bill fuife os tale Brpbibitioui Iet. ii
lille, % bielp mig neo osiaa, ON 9u Tan,
os lot en- 2istiite / nit Steo op poa Ga.
looHtaset. Sar jes enooa neoe boo baIu
Stang! DO tunoe jea oa sjere iaameaeu
Nptte iom at tolfe gnArs % 9Saoerlgies.
5orRlores os SpItenbes Sors Oper ale be
tj9re sgstefGler, 5aore, Sgnner %
Brsbre, icm bar funbet en- for ttbIis @rau
Deb at foloe | iaaban 3jGble=S Snare, Iom
ben, boorpaa jes boiler ioas."
seq ipurste eiter Yro9ram, Sio % Stet
Tor 6eitlisbeoerne. men noset Broarum
baooe enonu life feet 2osen, ps, bpao Eb
ben an9tt, iaa penteoe man pan iIere Roll.
6ormere Tom o9 reifte, meb ~1notaseIie
al benz, iom ilos fig til, bUor grpbibition
uooeltes.
5orretniussm3no fob uoenfor Often
for at briHse oct NET muIise materieae
uobptte af 9asen; N~nleontn9en for aans
oelist nobptte LOB man sao ~ubenpttet ben.
8pen bar en- "Brais Bano", men gruFes,
loren for famine, os, booo mere, greiioen.
ten for oeuue norite 5ribeosoaG 9om
Boruer, $50. bar fo~riuunoeH, hapoe for,
mOoentIis soaet ueo til 5IUoen paa -
Siitetur.
Ere ameritanTte 5lns taieOe ugiaa /
Spen paa Sa9eH; jeg iaa Stjernerne %
Striberne os t9nfte: Ntansen braO % top.
per Storomano bar fulst big troiaIt /
nlongt ct Sla9 % ofret 9iO os Blob for
bette lit aooptereoe 59orelanos 8Rrn,
eQer Tor 5ribsoeus oS &uuititutioneHs Be
%parelie; maHseu mooi9 Rurbmnao bar
iiooet fnuseu moenfor Rebelernes rGo.
icmrs 6onsebur % f9Ibt @IGOestaarer
ueo Spuet af big.
Ser 9leo nit 8lit ouer mob bet norite
Stag igleH. Ser iamIeoss mango Gamer
o9 Serrer fra 9anoet ruuot Sobrs Saa
% penteoe paa 5eitIisbeoerns, men 8Or.
gerue uiloe life boue Sen - be DilOe babe
lively business.
ga, til big noritamerifaulte SUiuoe,
ing euer samrieI, Iibex suer itor, oil ieg
ii9e: Or 8itiHsaanoeu ogo hos be ilefte al
bet itRrie aisn, iaa loo ben bog lepe bos
Zig, os lao life 5Iaaet paie tOmt og NE.
niussIsit paa SsitibsOageu, men Lao bet
oa fra bin SIDE babe FIN fuloe Betponiua.
III er life uRunt blaHot bet Itqrfe aien!
- Su 1T faniie life Sern meo Zig grs
ben fra 6Ieloene oeroper, men ieno oerfur
life rtot ttlbase til 5Rorelanoet, tab Der.
for life gtooet os tru itte, at IN er ioae,
men bull, at 3u bar arRftsr, arRfter II
bit Orb os Slit, buOrfor baaoe Seru %
StnaI mao bsis fig. % glenn life Sabre
lanoet! bet 2aRo, iom suu Dig eIer 5ors
RloreHe Giu, bet ganO, boor bin eaer
6orGIores Susse fob. bet 9aub, lom gao
big nieo paa Geiien bette patre Maal, Der
finger traftiat iom bRrost StaaI, ct Sproa,
pi beler life bgr fannie 0s oper at tale
hertilanos, men uRrne os beltptte, for
pare ublaHoet til iieite Stuna. ga, ira
bet 2oHo, boOr ~"AiteHelsoeH ug gRoraen
reoeu sanr Soano / Sanuos bar III oruet
Roieu pou ainesu, % bet 9ano, Tom er
laa rist paa opbe, title o9 Hare JIeIos
paHee, par bet, iom itlRuteoe big 5uHterHe
/ giet.
2epe 5RoreIauost!
6. u. TOis.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27
13 tiIbprpsS

Oct er bstisnot, at I3 tilborbs islu
| pore UpIpits Cher at mangs Rens
METER bstrnetss ION ct iLet BARREL %
fan fOrbGrUs ieIu ben bsbite appstit.
Dette itiGbnsiuausre Gal gap &uIsSs
ming til fsIssnbe Siitoris, Der bar ben
Gortienefte at pare fugotommeu ianb,
Os iOm npIis tiIbrO9 fig Dos en- 5inan8s
baron / Berlin.
De tiIiteospRrsnbe toIU @ie Ter bcs
8arousu ifuIbe nstOp saa tiIborbs, ba
pIubisIis en- sammeI 8sn at 5uiet inbs
fanbt fig os ubsn ui6srs isID inbbs6
fig til Wliboas. Oct uar lite muIiat
at iase BAN pua Gersu; men tretten
ttIbor6S, bet betsb 10 en- at 9erbfnI.
lerns5 Ooh. IRAN maatts ioge en-
fiOrtsnbe. 8autiersu began fig nsb yaa
lit ROntOr % funbt bsIbispis IN Ras.
ierer enbnu beniGftisst peS Reauftas
berue. Otter en- fort 6ott!ariua ON,
buorIebsS Saserne fob, ng6e6ss Ra8s
~iersren, uastet lite imigret ueo Sub
bpbeIisn, til at tretfe / RioIe og buiot
9aIstsrtIGoe O9 Uiis fig / SpiisiaIen,
buor ban bIep mobtuset pua Bet pen.
lisite, ba netOp tire af @jGiterne baube
ertIGret, al be lite uiIOs saa tiIborbs,
buis be ffuIbe pare trettsu. g famine
GtsbLit, Tom man after ituISe naa til.
borbs, bIep Der imitIertib brast en- af
be ttIltebepGrsnss ct grep, Der iubes
boIot guo ON, at bans Rome pIuOieIia
par bIepen ips, buOrfOr ban piebIitfes
Zig maatte be9ius fig afiteb. 9}a par
man after tretteul &asIereren par
%iusisr; ban foritob Situationen % -
git. Santieren I~sbiase6e BAN meb
mango unbitpIOuinssr til 0sren, buor
be netep ffuIbe tuse &fte6 meb binans
ben, ea 9uslG9sn traabte inb. 9uns
tieren fsrte MI / Eriumf SO. Is %
IA tiIbase til S~piieiaIen, IyttsIis opsr
at funne befri en- af fine u~nbersiune
for en- ioa ~ubebuseIis Sit1aticn. en-
beIis latte man i,s tiiborbs; men ueb
ban fSrite ste Suppe fpIte 9uiet8
Srue, Der par meset ipssIis, fig en-
afma9t mar o9 matte forIube @piis,
iaIen. Otter ct 9iebIifs 6orlsb fom
9usIesen, Der bapbe Is6iaset bsnbe,
after IND os erfIerebe, at @qrtep as
9ertinben lite fsnbe beItase I Wsios
basea. utter tretten! Sg 6asiereren
BEN forbabte trsttenbs! 9ans Yriueis
pals b~sufaIbsnbe 9tit Difs BAN tpbes
Zig bans YIist; ban f~Oripunbt os tunbe
enbeIis faa fig en- Beef pau fin IGbs
uunIise &sitauratiOn.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27
Seq Ofrer mig mso Sin Og SI for
DRY Sorrrtuiuoru
mO %GiIfbeiateie Of andre 9ns, O9 fmiSrr mig msb BEN 6OrDisnins, al
jig fan ~irembiie ct fOrre, mere fulOfanOigt, imagful6t, og
/ ale Sele mere uOi0gt llObalg af "Srg GOODS" enc noseu
anOen @iGbnanO Nenne Gel Of Staten.

gsbOUet for g6e Sarsr pcrr faHs, Solicit forIaugu beore gaur, enb ri
Bbtl r rante til at bOISe, O, bi5 bet life inner benz Der, bsfiQes be fra
Sqr ClhR. 0ste geboU r bet, iS fUfsSer at tIfub5iae, Os min 6au.
bel meb bisie 9arer uorsr bsfU msgt burh9t.
Sfnt nit garsIusu DRY GOODS bsFam for en- ar Del of bstrs
Oa Tnere 9arer, bOIce i9 osiaa ct goot uooaI9 at atmtnbsGge og bahrre,
ION T. Gr. Siai8e SioIetster. auimnen r af ia sS suaIHet %
iaa bM8t iOm no8c anOafeos, % mango GufaIOe btuises, bullet jag mb
terfe 6orngtIle Ul pHe frH til iaabaHne, Tom enner a ie eQr tebe benz.
Seq tan forfire ON, at bet nil pRs til Grss 1oosI at tpbe ioapsG Bette
iOm alt anbst SIoss "0rp Scots" pos mig.
Seq nil aniere fO9nbs @runbe, for at min 9unbst pabigt uOrer, til Grobs
for be + arbs Cher:
j SEQ pu1staser rsa8tst min Toremng, og tIf6e aItria, at mine
gnosriaigT mig; mine 6untT fI ahb ts6e fine gmr bps
mig til btuigfe IRartebssgrs, bpabentn ig fener uoeet pon garsn eer life,
ibt l8 uaa o9 uI bfpte mine Run6r uubsr srt&st SmfGnbgbeb.
p Seq bs5anOIer 6It GrHst O8 uSs@8t; reg HlFsOr aIOris, at mine garer
enbOsr GorsfpSrsid Om garens 6uoItst DID. nil uuiO bGus
fuIofRn6gt ionbGrbigt bsumd, iua at man aM6 fan ube, 6ab man tsbu.
81 IRne Sarr r for6ea9t9t inbtobs % buior peiaa laHe at iaIoe.
3 ofuss 4ar bar i8 tIbra9t pusr 9 I9sr gRartsbet for at oime 3uofieb.
O9 oosnitsbet nrSetbet megst 5aurbts tg bar bprfn iparet WGe sur Dir
beOe for at ubfa8e @arerne, % mine Snbfsb e smt Dos Sc bbfe Sans
elSFrmosr ednsst, im bOr for fig g Headquarters fer be iOrft aiqs
SiGg8 Sareiorter uime 8arer er brfor tiebts Enbr Be nh guufige Sr
BOIoe, % mine 6uber r Dl tIhr6ie usS cam, os ohs faa ri bore Be msf
ini9renbe nStaIeir ON pore garer3 SortraGabeb.
Seq faar fer acknowledgement til mire NANCE gennr a sn.
Der, Jon fa r9t9 bar tohst mtg meb lin Ss9nins, %, ibet pe Der uFae,
ger benz min bierhdge CAT, fan is taigs fmfte DEN, at lea 6rsmtiben
fal 9pe It, im taar min aFuat, for at eebi8eboIbe bet soe TorboIb,
lon bhtl bar er1taet. Iii iaaoaune, JON suruu life BAR gmt urgeu 6ors
retnm9r weo mW, pl ig fe, at Be pI bare sobt af at ie inbOur eueana,
iaa ut be san te nit SareOPtag % mine 9uir. Oct r mig uIb en- 5or.
n@ele at us tren. bnGS is bar, % i9 bar nos at bpstige % bsatse 6ans
betsbetpne, for p@m Bet oi6 e en- Gurupieie at Foa ue frm mine garer
% leg betrd9tr bet aib for en- Ginefs. naar nosen ua ie pau, buuS lea
bar, tOst is ingr mig wS, at bette oil pare mig til laRst fsrre Rpte
eno no8et Advertisement; leg hor nemt9, at bet life r muist, at uoun tan
ie min YarebsDoI6Rng ubu at fuSe 9oaet, Tom ban beuubrer o. fceusftr
OmtaIer anbefaIenSe til fine 8snne.
SOm tnbOm, nar be tOumr til 8psn, Os LAB mig sime Qaes Be
t~ienbtfub. Neb 4stsfs
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27

2ereren: "Som ies ullerebe bar
bemGrtet, betesuer ToritaoeIien "for"
fnm oFtsf nOset, Der er tOmmet / en-
baarIisere GiItanb enb bet for bar ues
ret, til Grsmpel, "forbarue", "forfus
ife" oip. 8au 0oseu fse u.is ct Tar
@rsrpler tiI2"
Gn Gut: "Goriope~, ~5Ormele".
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27
Smaas

Oct sr lite ristist OF ftumHs 6lsbs, bpOrai Der 'a.
lanes Smsr, laa aIbeles nsie, at Der lite tlnots SPor ~
Uaelt lammen nsb ben; Smprst DiI fe beOre no, ON ma"
taoe, Ibt af MeIten nlsb, Os bet pl bolbs lI9 bsole.
S~sbipIsttsr paa @uIpet ~bOrttaSss PED at ogsftrgSe
gIstterne meo ct tsmmsIist tptt Gag al en- glanotns, oe'
itaasaSe af 4 Sob gibsIsr, 2 Sob g~Otafs Os en- Yasl Yan0'
eftsr ct Bar 9asss SorIsb tussr man bet lsle gag DOH
msb en- sniu, Os bnpaa afuaifss gIetterns ns0 Dafa'
Nanb.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27

Ssfii sbeb. @u Epoitsr traaote
meb en- tGnbt Cigar inb | en- ferite
8lasiss gansuosn us ipurste ben encite
Der ti~IifebeuGrenbe Dame: "Ran De
taale Sobatsrcs, Mabame2"
":Se9 req lie, min Ssrre", iuarsbe
cum tolbt, "tbi man bar enbnn aIbris
rsast | min NRrp9relie".
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27

o.: ~Ses fer. at On bGrer Gorge
flor paa 5atteu. 9usm er bet eserts
Zig, 9u fSrser ouer2"
s.; 9S5ss berer SOrs | auIebnins
Of min pats bebrspeIi9e 9iIitunb".
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27

eteru: @gep, Seas,
ntaa bu pere Rittis; bet, bu Iarsr, tan
5usen bsrspe big.
Sens: asa, men bet sr leg snbnu
fitrsrs for, mar iss Sntet Iarsr".
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27
apertisfem
Nr0 SafburnS 90tre.
ROmuu 8 gae of Rrs. Searp ssooo.
Vile tire Stle tliaunlen 672 siSe = i~nSbunoen ct ytb, purtufnt S1OO.
SOssn II pent % sOt iuObunbsn mo 2GoerRps os Sisrur.
SuobpIo faptteIptSt

6Brfte Del 24 Sber-Gniomfen. 9pieia ouersaaet. gsot poo 9eru
banefatonen. en- ugneig SRnoeie SIR. garnons geisa. Spsosoe bet SuttP
Zen berOtsenoe 2it SpiuOdOGp pau @Iushutea. Zen OHeuthse Rmns south
8eHnod. SuotbS 6orptrrng 5orhgpt 9r Carlton bGpr taot iub iamu Den
ahuoe Stlet Gnptein gbesueps SpmL gupten gbesnep. gis gbesneus Srnas
gr. CARTONS gesiGrns aufstt bier fig isien. Sreueue. Soipunben. On for.
usRls uohust Rps 8Grngbeoer.
Gnben EEL 1872 Sioe. SfmfomFeu. Shien Ct Mrrs site. ct Be.
ips Geoar 9Oogs Nfs 9tbwut 2e fuuuebe 9grmer. On nm Dame. On mmi
NHepe I'm frtenoe 2otenao. Sn9t bort Spm ct &npft Sietet. Subaae
til bet samle SIemL 5reortt Greps Grille. ct ubeoit gRpbe. On eammsI &.
enoe tOnmer 8n. ~Ss soar bort meo strgmmen~ 9en uahe Ea. ct uusnta
8eee. utter Gnfgta.
Ereoie Gel 226 SiOer gaOsFebet 5Orancrnser. gRebbeien. Rrs BED.
paTps 6ortRain8. gr CARTONS Gremns. en- forurulgeube 2abee. gr o. Gubp
caura Carlton bemme. grs Smtb benhr Sa0en On ron gferretmna. IRAN
tr9her frt Gft / BHfer Zane. 9ubp Sane tOmmer snbehs til Sornnft. Sme
Cir Stephens Seisg S1auIue gebGth. ct nt sbo for gr Carlton NHs
StuHtn9s nbFu9t ct Tibet 2ps 4Robiate gGe. Suoubs 5crt9uma. Saafaureus
Telegram. Zen fOrfpreoe 5rOtOf. Gr srst uOiatnlen goltbsJeut BowIrs
SdO"Nestduo uHoEHppsn Ge franoenbe Ss8er bar enOi8 Ist fig til Spus.
Gorede: y. anunoien, Eseorab, Sowa.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27
Ntaar nlan ifal gjOrr NOget,
iaa betaler oct fig at giOre bet tilgaDus,

Gn busI8 aiobmOnb fufor fuHfant8t fit Soils Earn, Os fubur fin
BUTT msO ilO6anne Gin9, ION bans &uH6sr ente a tsbe Os u beit fm
mRo.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27

AEFn AanAE Seq bOoer M pa at auinue uOe - rrn n4ns
Mill IsIERM @pOr meo en- gan8Oe SEED Mill I.EIkk
SGSS SSais CORN, o8 nar Ig bar iaaet SAIS OOiti'
geuIhteme, naI bet blUe ipt I'll bette Advertisement
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27
Early Canadian Field Peas.

De Tan bare 9aes Sn fGroige IGn8e fpr be fan fu MT Corn ibis De ianI
q. oenne Sia8s Mrhr SpBrs be 5armue, iom bar fouggt Dem, og be Si
tray Ts De of br iaG en- Were saer to oumeO. som hO % e paa benz.
Decorah-posten., 1885-05-27

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The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

intending to make 81 change u our
business we offer our entire stock of
furniture and carpets, al great 49,
duu,iou. Now is the time to furnish
YOUR house with furniture and car
pet. for mail sum OF money. Thu
l. no sham advertisement, bat strictly
busine--.
SrErHENsoN, IHrs " STEINER.
waco, August /,
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

Bows. down and uut with them beat
all competition; sell more good, sell
them now Blurh berries, chOicc two
pound cans, only 10 cent per can
chaire two two pound apples. 3 l-i
cents per can. choice tomatoes, Leans
and pears, NIL nt only lo cents per can,
eight bar- Rooster soap tor % cents,
choice mixed ten, only 80 cents per
pound. choice Japan ten. one pound
rau-. So cents per pound. good navy
tobacco, only 80 cents per pound,
choice syrup only 0to 5u'out- per
gallon. choice molas-c-, Only iu To- 10
cents per gallon our syrup and
mola--c- are the best bargain ever
offered in WHco Come and ,cc as
to-day. \ joss TAYLOR y BEu.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

ESpurts nhs week great ntitnin, io
Frauce o. Continent 1900 stock Al Vnitrd
States ports THIS day. Iiltti this d-y last yeH'.
Z 3D.. .u5
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

I||NIlN Il II VrIII0tOI Inc IUUIVUf TFIINIIN
Islands where B.. nas long been used ns 81 Val
.'.|, rmcdS Dos Oh. natives
EHWN0\NNNS aS y'm n, o., ,' f' WA" 'i
tItt properties have hcvu iuunIlthS tested
NNN\NN\N,Nc De- taken internally uud rr"
@NN\NNNNNN\N$ duUr- uo unlltu,uut effects
t contains no Opium or Morphine
FOk SALE rS All. pHtrDsl~lS
a A. WELLER. sole Proprpto, fup $50
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

FIRST Hcn,ick Ha> oy -tcr, OF the
-rn.uu. ~ barrow a Burhr's, at OLD
market house.
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

Dcanc'. photos -urpas- all olhrr- II
their Tine finish
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

pcanc'- cabinet photos
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

Dcanc' eab.uc, rrotos
The Waco daily examiner. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 187?-1888, 1885-09-08

... september Woo, -trai} an1
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-12
TELEGRAPHIC BREVITIES.

Robert Wilson's head was cut off, yesterday,
while he was trying to crawl under train at
Cambridge, 0.
Immense clouds of grasshoppers Of the Kan
sas variety have appeared in the State of Coha-
hula, Mexico, flying westward. The natives
are greatly alarmed, and fear famine.
VIM. Potterfed a man of thirty-fve years.
and highly esteemed, yesterday. in Blount
county, Tennessee. outraged an aged lady named
Reed, who wasyery feeble from long spell of
sickness. Her injuries are considered fatal
Potterfeld escaped.
1t is rumored that yesterday Mrs. James H.
McMullen, of Portland, Me-, while en- route to
Old Orchard, on the Boston & Maine railroad
was robbed of a satchel containing diamonds
and government bonds to the value Of about
500 000
Late on Friday night Judge Fitzgerald finished
the preliminary hearing of DIR. Jas. Mckenzie.
George A. Smith and Marcus Smith, charged
with the murder of Chas. S. Botkins, of Sidney,
O.. in Cincinnati, on June 49, and held them to
answer to the charge of murder in the first de-
gree. They went to Jail, there being no bali
allowed in such cases.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-12
RiOtOuS Strikers Fined.

CLEVELAND, o., July 1.-THE strikers who
were arrested yesterday appeared in the police
court this morning They were three Polanders
John Pavolka, Thomas Bezdek, Frank Stutska,
alias 1.-THE Butcher"-and Martin Hoffman, Ger
man. They were hard-looking crowd, and
seemed rather pleased with the notoriety which
they had attained by reasons of their arrest
They were charged with violating the sidewalk
ordinance. Judge Hutchings lectured them
severely, remarking that while he had no author
ity to call out the Gatling battery to deal with
the mob. who, through their lawless acts, We're
melting riot and bloodshed, he would deal with
them when brought before him in court They
fined $40 and costs each Hoffman and
Bezdek, the latter the one who led the assault on
the screw works, were Immediately rearrested
on charge of melting riot Their cases will be
heard Monday.
The excitement over the strike of the employees
of the Cleveland Rolling-ml Company appears
to be on the wane. day the Fourteenth
and Eighteenth wards were as quiet
as if nothing had transpired to dis
turb the tranquility of the workmen. The
turbulent scenes which have kept the citizens
in state of terror for the past ten days were
missing, and the foreign strikers were not to be
found in their regular haunts. The arrests
made by the police Friday have had
good effect, and the remainder Of the rioters
are keeping shady. For the first time since this
the mills so that no one should 20 to work have
the Fourteenth ward men was noticed III New
burg. The officers We're on the alert. as usual,
but there was no occasion during the day for
their services.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-12

become the worst plague spot in the kingdom,
According to the accounts in the loyal papers,
his Majesty, accompanied by only one attendant,
slipped out of the palace the morning of the I'd
inst, preceded by train to Araniuez, spent the
day in inspecting the hospitals, and personally
supervised the arrangements for the care and
cure of the sick and the relief of the destitute
survivors. The fact of the visit becoming known
during the day, the Cortes adjournedt0 welcome
the King on his return to the capital, and the
senators and deputies. accompanied by Queen
Maria Christina, awaited him at the railway sta
ton and escorted him to the palace with great
reclamation over his herosm and fervent rejoic-
mgs over his preservation from the plague. For
several days the loyal press rang with praises OF
the brave monarch who is said to have r1valed
the heroic conduct of King Humbert during last
years plague in Italy, and the praises were
echoed more or less loudly in the press through
out the world
The real facts of the visit have now leaked
out and the danger and heroism of the excursion
shrink to infnitesimal proportions. 1t is shown
that the King bought an excursion ticket to
Aranjuez, and returned to Madrid by the next
train. He was in Arapjuez but few hours and
was most carefully secluded from any possible
food, wine, and even the water which he drank,
were all brought from Madrid, and before he left
Aranjuez he was fairly drenched with disintect
ants He was wretchedly nervous during the
day. and was only happy when he had got back
to Madrid Senior Canovas del Castillo, the
Premier aud Senior Romero Robledo, the
Minister of the Interior, who followed the
King adopted the same precautions as to
food drink and disnfectants, and neither the
more danger than if they had spent the day in
Madrid
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Gable Notes.

The French Court of Cessation has ordered
new trial of Pei the poisoner
The Antwerp Exhibitions jury refer, in their
report of awards, with special mention to the
beauty and quality of Canadian cereals ex-
hibited
The latest announced returns from the Rus
sian customs duties show an enormous increasing
decrease in the revenues, despite augmented du-
ties. This decrease is put at 1000 daily.
Discouraging reports are received of the
progress of German colonization in the CANA
rooms. There are continued Quarrels between the
natives and the officers and the colonists are
suffering greatly from fever.
The Pesther Lloyd, newspaper of Pesth
Hungary, announces that the Austrian Minister
OF War will soon propose two years extension
of the limit of age for CONSUMPTION in order to
increase the number of recruits for the Austrian
army.
1t is now announced that the government will
will appoint a committee of inquiry into the
cause of the depression of trade to consist of
prominent representatives of all classes of
opinion: The Earl of Iddesleigh Qate North
cote) will possibly be chairman
The alliance between the Tories and the
Parnellites already shows signs of giving way.
The government is understood to have informed
Parnell that after much consideration it has de-
cided that it cannot grant him the desired in
vestigation into the alleged miscarriage of
Justice in Ireland in several cases.
The papal messenger who was sent to China
to secure protection for the Catholic residents
from hostilities of the Chinese during the
Franco Chinese war, and who was laden with
honors at the Pekin court has returned to Rome.
He bears special letter from the Chinese EN-
peror favorably acknowledging the Pope's
request and promising the Imperial influence to
prevent the persecution of Catholics in China
Letters from China comment strongly on the
present remarkable inactivity of the British
manufacturers of railway material, compared to
the enterprise of the Germans in same line Of
business. The German manufacturers, the let
tiers state have been dispatching agents all over
China with models and patterns to search for
orders. Numerous tourists are visiting the val
ley of the Lower Inn in the Tyrol, to see the
Passion play
Members of the London Stock Exchange are
becoming somewhat alarmed over the great in
crease in the number of outside brokers, and are
signing a petition to the governing committee
for permission to be allowed to advertise for Gus
toners in order to be able to compete with out
siders. The present rule of the Exchange pre-
vents members from so advertising If the
committee refuses this request they will then be
asked to publish, at stated intervals, the names
of all members qualified to ACT as brokers.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1885-07-12
Serious Loss at Yincennes..

Special to the Indianapolis JournaT
EINCENNEs, Ind, July 1l.-Vncennes suffered
another disastrous fire to-day about noon. The
Vincennes Manufacturing Company, manufact-
urers of heading, slaves, etc, were the sufferers
this time. The fire broke out in the dustroom
and in five minutes the main building was en-
veloped in mass of uncomfortable fire. Before
the fire department could get to work the entire
structure was consumed. The fire communicated
next to the two large dry houses Of the establish
ment, which were totally destroyed A large
amount of heading and slaves was also burned
The Vincennes Manufacturing Company was
new institution, which had just succeeded in de-
veloping thriving business. One hundred and
fifty hands are thrown out of employment, and
the fire is especially regretted on this account
The total loss is estimated at $25 900, with $40,
900 insurance. as follows:
Northern of London, $3.50; Franklin of Phia
delphia, $500; New Orleans Insurance Associa-
ton, $780, Oakland Home Insurance Company
of California, $3.50; Traders Insurance Company
of Chicago, $50; Western of Toronto, $500
Peoples Of New Orleans, 5000; Arlington of
Tennessee, 5000; Fargo of New Orleans, $500;
Hamburger of Bremen, Germany, $3.50; Norwich
Union of London, 800; Niagara of New York
81, 600; Liverpool and London Globe Of London
$500; Germania of New York. 5000: Fire Asso-
citation Of Philadelphia, 800; Indiana OF Indian
apolis $500.