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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

The Philadelphia Press Of . late
date speaks sditorially the following
sentiment on the Chinese agitation,
which shows that even the conssrva-
tive east 10 beginning 10 recognise
the national importance Of the topic:
d" One Of the principal causes which
have aroused new hostilitiss to
Chinese on the Pacific coast 10 the
laxity with which the present immi-
grafton lsw has been enforced.
Careful Investigation and inquiries
show that the number Of Nongolians
is increasing in that nsishboshood.
Notwithstanding the restrictive meas
urss Of 1850. II 10 evident that thsrs
are several phases to this Chinese
question which the great majority Of
the American people have not taken
time to understand. The States con-
cerned % far removed and the dan.
ger from excessive immigration ap.
pearcd 10 remote that it has been
difficult to awaken popular interest
in the matter. Nest Of thoss who
considered the subject viewed u In
the broad light Of humsnity. Il
needs only 10 be made plain. how
ever. that the British merchants Of
Hong Kong. or any other msr.
chants, are proAting BY this tzsds IN
Chinese immigration. and using
their ill-gottsn gains to corrupt Gus
toms officials and to violate treaty
stipulation, to cause revolution In
public opinion on this question"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26
HABITUAL DRUNKARDs.

HABITUAL DRUNKARDs.
An act to amend Chapter 113 of the
Code OF Washington Territory, as
amended by an act entitled can
act to declare certain pels ha-
bitual drunkards and to protect
them and others in person and
property, approved November %,
1888"
BE it enacted by the Legislative
Assembly of Washington Territory:
SECTION l. That section sixteen
hundred and seventy-six Il ,676) of
Chapter 113 of the Code of Washing
ton Territory as amended by an act
entitled can act to declare certain
persons habitual drunkards and to
protect them and others in person
and property" approved November
2S. 1888. be and is hereby further
amended 10 read as follows. to-wit /:
Section 1876. 1t shall be the duty
of the Probate Judge of each county
to furnish list of the names of all
persons adjudged habitual drunkards
10 all parties licensed to sell, by re-
tail. intoxicating liquors in such
county, and such retail dealer shall
keep posted up in some conspicuous
place in bis place of business q list
of such habitual drunkards. A per-
son failing to keep such list so post
ed shall forfeit his license, and if he
thereafter sell intoxicating liquors he
shall be punished as if selling with
out license.
Sec. 2. All acts and parts Of acts
in conflict with the provisions of this
act are hereby repealed.
Sec. 3. This act to take effect and
be in force from and after its ap.
proval by the Governor.
Approved Jan. Is, 1856.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

An exchange says" {" The Captain
and crew Of Q coffee laden vessel
from Rio Jansiro had . thrilling sx-
psrisnce. During storm the water
got into the hold. the cargo became
completely saturated, and the whole
mass rose like yeast. With . shock
that shook tho vessel 10 her center
the deck burst open, the matches were
wrencbed of. and great seams were
opened in the vessel whicn admitted
the sea in torrents. The crew took
to tho boats and The ship went 10
the bottom.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

A CHICAGO lawyer in his capacity
of justice Of the peace, was called ur-
on TO marry q couple in haste. Alb
sent miudedly he began with The
COON; You do solemnly swear that
you will faithfully perform oil the
duties devolving upon you % hus.
band Of this woman, during your
term Of Office. and until your sueess-
sor shall be chosen and qualified in
your stead" He remembered him
self aud began again. after tho man
hsr appropriate to the occasion.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

be kept in repair by said owner.
The approaches to the bridges over
said passage-ways shall also be kept
in good repair by said owner.
Sec. 3. All acts and parts of acts
in conflict with this act are hereby
repealed.
SEC. 4. This act shall take effect
and be IN forco from and after its
passage and approval.
Approved Jan. 20, 1856.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

heretofore committed shall b. prose-
cuted and punished in ths same
manner as if this act had not been
passed.
Sec. 8. All acts and parts of acts
IN conflict with this act are heleby
repealed.
Approved Jan. 1, 1856.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

The report Of the New York CON-
missioner OF labor il an ampliiied
edition of Hoods Song Of the Shirt.
The details arc heart-rending in the
extreme. La some cases women
with little ones depending upon them
for support are working sixteen OF
seventeen hours day for fifty cents.
Still their
Tears must stop. for every drop.
flinders needle aud thread.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

Mn. Rsdhsad. Of the Iowa House.
hes introduced bill for law com.
pslling people about TO marry to
furnish proof that they can pay the
costs Of housekeeping.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26
Beautiful Savages.

Now the male and fem ale Samoal
infest the desk with their jargon and
nakedness. The boys and girls all
dress alike generally. The dress
consists of kind of bark belt tied
around the waist, with bangles hang
ing down about one foot below the
hips. The tattooed limbs and light
brown form standing unclad display
as a fue physique as 1 ever saw.
There is now and than an effort to
dress to outshine others. For in
stance. girl firted in a gentleman S
gauze shirt, while gallant beau
sported iii the remotest female un.
dergarment to the chagrin o: the less
beautiful bellies and beaux with col.
ora on bare arms and neck.ies around
the girls limbs. The shapely figures
OF these strong, model-formed girls
are stan ding rebukes to the women
here who lace to death, and the over
dressed spider-leged dude of our
modern civilization.
l met aboard ship one of the most
blushing girls I ever saw. She d
blush if the wind played with her
polonaise. She'd disappear for two
days if her shoe string dragged.
When she struck the Samoans she
didn't know what to do with herself
for awhile, as she could neither
climb the mast.pole nor get in the
engine-room. The sun rose and
sat in her face for several minutes.
In the course of an hour she was up
shaking hands with the chief.
On board ship I met a beautiful
Samoan girl. She seemed so gentle,
and she was pretty. She came
alongside and climbed right up the
gangway. She give me her hand
to assist her aboard. She was seven
teen and could talk broken English.
She was the daughter of a chief and
is princess. My princess took
great fancy to me, and well, we
swapped fancies. She gazed me
steadily in the eye, rose to her feet, =,
gazed again, passionately uttered
" Aloba?" rushed to where I stood
and, strongly clasping me around
the neck, sobbed, "Aloba, aloha,
aloha" II am Inglish," I insisted,
|" but if you Iowa, you Iowa me-"
I remarked that I'd reciprocate if she
would let up on the compress bust
ness, as I was not exactly used to hug
ging such clothes yet. but would
do my best. I fell in with the prin.
cess and begin to learn. The first
thing that I learned was that the
young chief, who was on the retired
list, didn't want to retire. He kept
an eye on me and made several
efforts to to dust my pants with his
immense club. I soon saw that he
meant business. He considered me
in intruder. prepared for war and
communicated with my princess.
She realized the danger, arched her
brow at him, and than had a war
conference. He then slunked to his
70 OK. I understood from the prin-
cess that she had formally dismissed
hi m from attendance upon her, and
elected me. I consented to be
elected for the time being. Being
secure in the castle, I proceeded to
be informed. I asked:
II say, princess, what do you
make all these pretty tattoo marks
on your limbs for ?"
cit is part of our religion"
"Do these designs mean any
thin?"
Yes; gods and good-luck marks. !"
Constitution.
The .well-known Felicien David
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

The finest soprano singer in New
Orleans IL a colored girl. She 10
the leading feature at revival no "
in progress.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

GIRLS in tho Lancashire factories
have struck pecause the bosses have
forbidden them to wear bangs or
@ IL.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

AYERS pills are purely vesotab 10
perfectly safe, do not grips. aud Or,
Q splendid tonic.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26
CARLTON HOUSE.

A. ID. WHITNEY, PROPRIETOR.
hIs hvorite hotel IL now open for the
- reception OF the public. New house
E,u.iw new furniture throughout. Er~'yflins
Nooms can be secured by TEL
egraph.
oA"iA ~. bet. rhtsd and vssvsh
olympia. June "a. 1885. n
swIN0 machines all kinds at
TALCOI.r BROS.
S"VkEr and table cutlery, scissors. &c.
u TALCOTT BROS,
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

The well-known Felicien David
kept drum in his apartment, fast
tened by silver nails and surrounded
by a silver ribbon, on which was an
inscription setting forth its history.
The parchment-ifi it can be called so
of the instrument was the tanned
skin of young woman, by name
Rose Gallon, once in the service of a
medical friend of his. When q piano
was played in the room strange music
was evoked from this instrument; ;
the skin, having been stretched on
wood, became an harmonic table:
1t wns q favorite diversion to him to
hear poor Rose, though dead, still
sing.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1886-03-26

GRAND Master Powderly of the
Knights of Labor says: clam op-
posed to boycott, because 1 think it is
ruinous. We never resort to it but
as last remedy, and then only in
retaliation for like offense on the
part Of the employers. Two wrongs
never make one right, but if the
first wrong dosen't take place. the
second isn't likely to follow.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-01
Minnefota.

s 9ulutb nebbrenbte to @lepato.
rer % neiten ct 9uiin andre 8Dsnin=
ger Scat til @bnbass. 80 8erloner
omtom / Tlammerne os en- ilos fig
libel peb at hoppe uo fra en- @lepa<
tor 80 Sub bit. Sen enc af @lepa.
torerne runmebe SOC, 900 Bulbel9pez
be, os Der bar 41O, 1000 Bui6e1i ben,
ba ben branbte. @lepatoren fofteoe
$4,000, oa ben for to Mar fiben blep
bpsset. Man bolbt MI paa at opfb<
re ct Eilbps til ben, iom osiaa itulbe
rumme 100000 Buibel, Os Der bar
allerebe anpenot $4,000 pna bet.
Sen tilbsrte 9ulutb & @eitern Gle>
pator Company. Den anben Gleoa=
tor bar ben albite Bpen, bp98et !
1876, % eiebes al Union Smprope<
ment & @tebator So. Giben bapbe
mon bDsset ben fbrre, iaa ben nj,
funbe rumme $50. 900 Buibel. Sen
bar oerb $l25,o0o. Sen inbebolbt
MI 100000 Buibel 5pebe, 112 600
Buibel Mais, 10000 BuIbe1 2infrs
% $4,000 Buibt1 &anre. 3ele ga.
bet paa &ornparer Ct anilaaet til
$5ss, 900. Det, iom Tan rebbes, {.
ntaaite to @roeent af bele Belebet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-01
GorsenH nHiolb.
e7oe Nrpemt.r 1885.

2 27be Nrpemttr 1886.
@r. &ebatter! fi
Spis Sc bar 8ta6s / 9eres ersbe
Blao for fpl9enbe iman Smuler, lao
er bet sobt, men bet bliuer NOT lite
i u6muler meb Smpr paa@, fo1tt man
iaa' 'ofte faar nboe sobt al i'lnMoroz
ueten".
@interen me6 tit bpi6e, .penlise %
maieitetiite Aalbn bat after beigst
os, % ipnes bet, iom om ben allerebe
osiaa bar femplet tit 8reg paa en-
9el Snbipiber ber, bpab bet Dore al1z
saar, tbi bet Ter iaa lpit % bei1ist uo.
Men fanife bet fou,mer beraf, at alle
ct iaa iaroeles sobt fornbiet meb
Spitpalset. Salfalb fumes. ,jes,at be,
iom lite buroe babe Gmbeberne, fit
benz lite be0er.
Gmil @unberion bat facet iitanb
en- np barn, iom er en- al be prestis<
ite % iOlibeite i bette MabOlas. 2isez
lebes ct MI Sens Gorseriens npe os
pene 9us farbist til at tases i8rus.
Dle Mopolo bat facet en- MT Mabo,
iom ipnes at fe Tremtioen impbe meo
ct itorartet 6aab. Seq bgrer. at Mr.
Ole Sbliens / forrise l1se, ba ban
fibrte til MpQen Jeraus Sails, bar
iaa 1belbis at beitabise fig, iaa ban
bar en betanfelis Stillins; ban. ifal
MI bore / 8ebring. u -
9tpaenes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-01

Set peb 8ranben foraariasebe Sab
anilaaes til $86O,OOO. Nslurancen
$702,35o.
- s @abena County bliuer Der
Gonteit for naiten bpertanoet @mbebe
paa @runb al ioisastis1 @temmesiuz
ming.
Sfplge rMinneapolis Souraal"
er Mrs. S. ,@. Mrctanoer netop ble<
ben ftilt fra fin Mano. Sc bar
peret sifte iammen i u Nar. 9e=
req tire 8grn er operlaot Moberen.
Gn Some, iOm fanotes cruffen
paa @aben, bleo arreiteret % opmt
til 20 Dases Grbeiosanitalt. 1iito>
rien er lprselis NOT fig ielu, ON ben,
TIM babbe enbt ber. Men bet sier
Zen life. &unen bar Gnte % bapbe
tire Bprn, en- Gut paa IA, iom biel=
per fig ielu, en- Bise paa II Os en-
@nt paa 6, iom Woberen ernarer
peb @abF. Slproass baboe bun
brutfet os bari ben gilitanbtilfe
fommet no paa @aben, bpor en- &on=
itabel -heipuberlis nof!-itrar bapbe
fprt benbe / Grrelten.: Men be itat<
fels Bprn!! g5aboerne tos fig al benz
forelpbi9t; men ben arme lille ierz
aarssamle @ut bot 9rebt efter fin
@ooer, inbtil han er iDs.
Saloonfeeperen imiler forastelist.
v@r leg fat til min 8rober8 @o9ter?"
ip9rser Ian. m
Menneitefierlise 8enner bar imib>
1ertib 9iort Nnitalter til at faa 9om>
men upbapet p9 &onen brast tilba9e
til fine ftaffels 8Brn.
(6olfeblabet.)
- Die @psaaros !@us i9afe 8art
nebbrenbte nDli9. 5amiliers Mpb=
lerog 9usseraab git meb i 8ranoen,
os bet par meo 5are. for 2iuet, at be
uuofom be &leber, be banbe paa
fig, ba Sloen brgo uo. Set iises, at
Der par nbetboelis Nsiurauce paa
8Dsnin9en. (Jar9opofen.)
Wilmautee: &ompasniet far afz
siort omtrent bet balpe al Sfaoeserz
itatningerne, iom bibrgrte fra 1lptten
peo @ait &io. Menbene efter Mrs.
@bearer os Mrs. Sones fra @inona
bar mobtaset fine 8ense. @aapibt
ri forfaaf, er ber betalt $4,000 til
bper.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-01
Mfbbp.
:5oe 9lppemter 1886

er 57R @5be 9tpremter 1886.
ST. &eoaftpr!
s bet famine iom jeg / nit itiQe
Sinb ienber min Eat til Sub for be
Sober, 1om ban Narets 2bb bar til
belt %, iaa pil ies oslaa tatte l1ses
blabets &e6attsr for alt bet lareri9e
2eiefof, iom ban bar leperet sien>
mem lit Blab.
D9 iaa 1,oale Orb IRA Mibbp.
Tor lite iublt ct Nar fioen bar Der
itrepet noset is. S. l1seb1ao ON ct
8ibliotbef, ium uar paatentt ber;
bette blep usiaa til &irfelisbeb, os
be, iom bar beltaset bette npttise
Soretasenoe, ct 9oot tilfrebs meo &e>
lultatet. Ser ct allerebe inbbrinset
en- go forltieuise 8pser, os ON Ei1ilut=
ninsen funoe blipe liot tbrre, iaa
uilbe 8ibliotbetet iuart bltue itgrre,
enb ri penteoe 8espnbelien. Set
foier 81 at bliue Meblem af Toreninz
gen Os fiben so Gents for buert Mar,
lom ct bensaaet. Seq baaber M, at
6armerne benDtter fig af benne sln=
leonins be lonse @interaftener.. 81.
sc. Dlion al 6ir,naet Dlion & Seer
ct 8ibliotbefar o9 ct ftabis at trefe
SaroiuarezStoret NfbbD.
,Maar MIN logger Merte til ale be
nbe Bpsninser, iom s(ar efter onoet
btiuer opiatte, er betliseiom at Nibby
tanfer paa at 6otie ifru fine imao
| Splfenbe lom tilbels ct optommet oa
paa andre Steber bulber paa at ops
fomme efter Be nne Sernbone=2inie1
ber @rant So.
Stu ct bet iier 6.@9. Eboms' npf
&ouinsz MpIe, iom snef tiltraffe,
fig Dpmarfiom1eben. Sen pil III
bliue farbis ON nosle Tiger. Mr
Eboms ct baabe en- briftie % paali
belis Manb os ! alminli9beb sobt fig
at ale, iaa at bette bans 5oretasenb'
impbeiees meb @lebe % 9aab on
fremtibist 5elb.
9uao Sorretning an9aar, iaa ba
ben lite peret at flase oper / 6bit
Set ier ub til, at Golt paaitipuner b
biQise 8riier, iom ajgbmanoeue iel
ger fine &arer for ber paa Stebet.
Min Sfripelie er auerebe lang
; men ba @olititens Su1en er forbi 70
en- Stuno, iaa boaber leg, oer e
} Spalterum not. Spab @onntpz8o
litifeu ber ansaar, iaa blep be Teit
@mbebsmnno ombDttebe, % bua
@e1ultat bet brinser, peb pi lite eno
MI, men ct BET ianbt, at npt Soft
feier bebf, iaa ansrer man pei i'll
paa bet.
sgrbbbieit,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-01

%.&er ct en- flor 2at. Sort 2anb
probucerer aarlis mango Millioner
Dollars garbi al Sn,br, % bog bar
faa nosen Sbe ON, bpitfet Bensebe1pb
ber er abiolut bortfafet beb Gabrita=
tion al baarlist Smpr. Set er ttfe
panitelist at iise, at Smbrtilpirferne
/ 2anbet life faar oner to Erebieoele,
of bpab be pilbe faa, bar bet lite for
bet baarlise &rubutts StDlb.
Seq beibste for lite 1euse fioen
nosle al be fore @ommisfions>Suie
Miluautee, bpor Euiinber af &unb
blep baanbteret bper 9as. Ser bar
@mbr til ale 8riier, fra to - tire
Gents (bette fatbtes Smurnin9) til
20 Gents, men ber bar fun libt af bet
iibite. Ser par en- betpoelis Mengz
be til i % 16c men meset mere til
s % 1Oc. Maturlispis bar meset af
bette fommet fra Sanbelsmanbene
paa 2aubet (Stofaslelmpr falote be
bet). Men 5armerne lapebe bet aft,
os bet ct 5armerne,. iom faar ben us<
le 8etalins tillut. Sra Commits
fions=6uiene reiite leg til bet itgrite
9etali> Grocery / @iseoniin. Ser
mobtos man @mbret birette fraMeie>
rimenbene i alle 9e1e al @isconiin
os lite aanie1Flibet fra Minnelota.
Man leperebe mig en- 'af Betientenes
Bsger til l1nberisselie, os 8riien pa>
rierebe mellem 6 oa 20c, fun libt til
ben fbie 9ris, men 10 os Is bar
@iennemlnitspriieh.
@aasu op, Garmere! Set ct eoer,
ber taber Millioner al Dollars aarlig.
@aa ub al be samle Spor. Ser et
feet en- @epolution ! Smprtilpirtnin.
gen be iibiteti Mar. 9erer n1inbre
Nrbeibe at 1ape @mbr til Csc enb
at 1ape ben Smurnins,i s,iom ia1ses 70,
tire til fire Gents. Ser bebppes lite
1ensere en- &pinbe meo mango Iarz
@rfarins forat lape gilt edget (sulb>
tantet) @mgr. Sen 9amle 9raobaa>
rebe Mober, iom bru9te at faa Bra:
mier peo alle l1bitillinser, ct 'nu oper.
punben af ben fiorten= eller temtenaa.
rise @ise (eller enbos @ut) meb SO.
ierne paa &inoen. 9porfor? So8eb:
itemooeren benser faftIpeb fin 9amlt
@etbobe. l1nsbommen laier og fel'
GET nosle tDbelise, fimp1e &esler, fac
iimple, at ale, ion Tan leie, maa for:
itaa. - E. G.. F. / The Farmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-01

,finbeF Mptten af en- Soranbrins fra
&orn til @res. 9et faar tpbelist
.itreuet ignbre..M ..Minneiotas &iitorie. ].
Ds' Sotpa,sbpis frustbare Maisasre
/ @iennemlnit siper n,inbre @erbi pr.
Ncre enb 9bebeasrene ! norbueitre
Minneiota os 9atota, sioer ct ilaaen=
be Grempel paa geptteu al &pasaul i
ben forbolbspis bbie @arbi al fit
Sarmlano, os bette bar isien foren
flor Sci fin @runb be Its Millio'
net Dollars gerbi af aoag, iom
Soma bar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-01

s ben fra Gtatsbepartementet iibft
ubfomne @apport fra &onfuler be
5orenebe Stater (@apport for Dtto<
ber) er is @iber ubelabt al @appor<
ten, % 16 Siber tilbprenbe en- onben
@apport ct fommet inb iitebet. 9pab
Der er borte Ct altiammen pebtommeu~
be 9anmarf % Grantris.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-01

Com befienbt er Sutter blepet bil,
lisere, enb bet for en- Eio fben bar,
men Raffe er blepen bprere.
9uab ausaar Sutter, ct bet NOT iaa
intereslant, ,bpab ben ameritaniteRo Ron<
iu( i Dbe8fa / @uslanb mebbeler an.
saaenbe 9ilpirtnins al Suffer bets
oner. Set forflarer ,naaite iamtibist
beluis, bporfor 8riien paa Suffer ct
gaaet neb.
9an flyer:
v@uslanb ubfbrte lite @utter fit
iibFe Mar uuotasen meset imaa
&pantiteter os ba Blot til 9eabutanbes
ne, tbi aft, boab ber tiluirfeoes, ,ueb>
git til Gorbruget biemme, os bette be.
LIB fig til mellem 27o % 292 Millio.
ner 8unb for Naret.
Brooucenterne, iom osiaasielp TIL
pirter Sutteret, bar aarspis bapi
ubpre 6orbel paa:: fit @utfer, ba be
bar oeret besunitisebe af Resierin'
gen, iom bar last en- bgi Golo pao
alt uoeulanbit Suffer. Gorbelen ia,
ifdlse paalibelise l1oiasn ueret inbtil
so &rocent oeb Siben af, at 2anbei
peb 9prtninsen al 8eter er forbebret
fra $50 til 200 8rocent.
Com Gslse at benne fore Gorbel
bteu ber Duerprobuttion af Gutter.
9ette forubiaa man allereoe tibliet
1885. Ser blep ct DperItub of mel.
lem 288 os $50 Milioner 8unb,
9ette foraariasebe, at Yriien falb1
til S Gents pr. 8uno. Sc rise Sic.
re anmobeoe &e9ierinaen ON Biitant
til at buloe oppe, life oeres Snouitri
tbi bet blep beuiit, at enoos til benn'
laoe Bris lpnuenbe 9riften fig, met
beres fore Sorbel.
&esierinseu sau efter for betteGor
lansenbe % ti1ito6 en- Yremie af
9eubel pr. 8ooo eller so Gents 70,
boer 36 8uu6 Suffer, iom blep uo
fort, inbti( u Miqioner @unb bal
naaet. Men ba benne Mengbe ittl
par tilitretteli9 til at befrie @arfebe
for bets Dperlfub, blep ber tilitaae
40 Gents for bper 36 @unb, lom ble,
uoifibet fgr lite Mai. 1886. Sen ii
ben 8be Gpril ubfbrte Mensbe an
bros til omtrin9 ZIG MilIioner@unb
iaa ber enbnu er ct Duerltub af mel
lem y .os IA MiQioner 8unb, fon
lite er iolst. Set, iom er rerporteret
ct osiaa Blot foniisneret os beror enb
M ubiolat bet enselFe Marteb, for
ct neotrDtt peb ben Sorlpnins, for
uelber ino fra alle 2anbe."
rQlt Sutter, iom tilpirtes i @us
Lamb, bliper tilpirfet al 8eter. @ui
ferrBr bprte8 itfe."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-12-01
Gnblanoet.

@n Senrp Saniou, iom formooebes
at bare iinbips, brebte fin 9uitru
2aura Sanion Scat til Greba9s, meo-
oeles ser. fra @bica9o. SUN opoe
life itrar, men funbe lite lepe Dasen
ub beb bet.
~ 8i mebbelte for en Eib iiben,
at en- Garmerfamilie Merbeben al
@iQiamsburs / &entudD inoebrenbte
en- Scat, mems 6usbonoen bar frabe>
renoe. Set BAT @oberen, fem 8prn
os to fremmeoe 9amer, iom inoez
brenote. Set eplDies MI, at be blep
mprbebe af en- af Maboerne, os at
Moroeren 6erefter iatte slb paa
@uiet.
- Set meobeles, at bet fun bar
meo ben itbrite Gnitren9elie,, at man
iibfe Gorsbas reooebe Bartbolois
Sri9ebens Statue fra &uin neb Slbe~
branb / Srapperne inbpenbi9 eta.
tllen. &
Moorhead News for 2brbag
mebbeler: S ben @neitrom, iom git
ober. Morbpeiten / ben fprite 9el af
l1sen bar ber lere, iom iatte 9ipet
til: So Bprn peb 9sapn Meiial frps
i6je1 ii Mil georb for Manoan. Sc
lebte efter ape9et os git bib / 6nes
foset. 80 aan9e Brp6re g8iqie oa
Nler. Mc9onalo, iom boebe / Sims
/ 9afota, frps ibiel paa @eien biem
fra fit 9lrbeioe / @ulminerne, os berea
s5aber forfrbs bet enc Ben. Mrs,
@o5e1tine. iom bor fem Mit / Sort
/ Tor Sanborn, blep i1emt forfroien
mems bun ipste efter fine to Spnner
ium bun bauoe ienbt forat leoe efte,
&reaturene. @utterne Tom til ct 5fo:
1ebus o8 blep reobe6e. Ntr. Meier
en- 2erer, Menofen Dafota frps
libel. 2iset sienfanbtes en- batp Wti
! fra Bismard. So Snbianere er Die
ben funbet i6ielfrosne / Sfopen 0!
blep bra9t ino til slib1ano 8iscOn
fin. @n Snbianertpinbe blep ogiat
funbet nniten ibielfroiet, os man on
taser, at ffere Snoianere bar iat 2ipe
til paa iamme Maabe.
50 &pinber, ber boebe / iamm
Sus,i 8ittsburs / 8enniplpania, ion
op at tratte iibfte Sgnbaasaften, .!
tillut to9 ben enc os taitebe en- bren
benbe 2anpe i Mniistet paa ben on
ben. 2ampen erplooerebe og iatt
Slo i ben tilfaftebes Rleber, iaa FLU,
bleb frDstelis forbranbt. Sen anoe,
bleu arreiteret men na9ter at bap'
faitet Qampen.
- &opperne er fremoelesi Eilta
senbe / 8rooflDn. @unbbebsautori
teterne bite, fig forpprist meset til
fnappebe, naar ber forlanses Dplps
ninQer pm. tppr manae Eilfelbe be-
ere anmelote. Gn Miis 8iber $50
1872 Ebroop Npe. blep forleoen 9al
brast paa Roppeboipitalet, 'meae
fterft ansrebet. 6uiet b1eD 8runbig
ubrpget % besinficeret % flere Sami
! llier ! Maboitabet paccinerebe.
(georb, Bl,)