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The senate Agate Passes the Des
NOtueo Land mn
The Senate has passed the Des Moines land
bill over the Presidents veto by q vote OF % "
Is.
Two More yetoea.
The President to-day vetoed two private psa-
sion bills
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Washington stock Exchange.

The following changes from yesterdays quotations
U s. 4las 1891. coupon. lll3s bid. lin aske l.
Y rs 4,ss: issi registered. Ils bid; il2ls aksd
registered. lev bid I26ss ASKED. ID. G per imp
g, 1927, currency, l2u hid, i2l ssked ooyear
2O-year fund.- lis. 1892. com. ll5Aa bid: North
Capitol aud y Street 4. stock, 46 bid. SO asked
Washington Gas, oSS4 bid 39l4 asked. National Uiv.,
ms. Zund II asked. Pc omac ms, 54as bid. Riggs
ms, 7s oid, SIS asked. Washington MARKET STOCK,
1915 ou, 2Uta asked. Farmers aud VI Bank
Georgetown, 100 Did Citizens National Bank. llU
bid second National Bank. LA od.
,asAed. Y. s Electric Ligh.. 6S bid, 74la asked
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I'd EDITION.
--latest Ibl8glans to The Star.


New Hampahire Democrata.
ASSEMBLING OF THE STATE CONVECTION AT
CONCORD TO-DAY.
CONCORD, n. H., June 29.-The democratic
state convention was called TO order this morn
ing by Charles F. Stone, OF Laconia, chairman
OF the state committee. A large number OF
delegates and spectators were present The
permanent officers were chosen, the president
being Col. Frank q. Eoyes, OF Nashua
Nomination Men Attacked.
CHICAGO UNION MEN USE CLUBS AND STONES
CHICAGO. June ga hand-to-haud combat
occurred this morning between some union and
non-union men at the new JACOB building, cor
ner Of Washing on boulevard and Carpenter
street. The non-unionists. fourteen in mum Der.
have been at work for the last few days finish
ing the odd Jobs. They worked ten hours day
At the rate OF % cents per hour. They took the
place Of the men who struck May 1st for 3
hours. The unionists held meeting last night
and determined 10 put their enemies to flight
They accordingly appeared on the scene this
morning and with CLUBS and stones succeeded
in bruising several Of the non-union men, but
were frightened away by the police beiors any
thing serious occurred. One Of tue rioters,
named Boscer, was arrested and when brought
before Justice ScuIly was fined SIS.
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BALTIMORE, Mn. June 28-virgnia ten-forties,
4Uta: do. ,hrees 6os North Carolina sx.s. old.
1.2UAz bid to-day.
BALTIMORE. Nd, June 29.-Cotton firm
middling. 9.. Flour steady and quiet Wheat-souih-
err firm; western easier closing dull: southern red,
BOAST. new, SO: southern amber. o6aSS; NO. west
ern winter red spot bid: June, liz hid July, 81 n
as2i2; August. S.ssaslas; september. szi4as2-.
Corn-southern whiteiower: do yellow higher: west
ern steady and dull-southern white. 46a41 yei-
low, A.a4S: western mixed; spot, 43i4as;5s: Joy.
43s4s4sls; August, 44l.a+4la; steamer, 3Ha4a T.
Oats hrm-southern; sJa4V western white. . ..os:
western mixed. J4a:S6; Pennsylvania 36a40 aye
easier and quiet 65a66. Provisions fairly active
and steady. Petroleum lower-refned, 7h, Sugar
copper refined quiet. 9lsalO. WHISKY steady, liza
l ~. Other articles unchanged. Freights 10 Liver
pool per steamer quiet-Colou. l1-64d.: flour. Is:
grain easier, 4a4l4d Rece,pts-hour. l.s6s barrels;
wheat o,3uU bushels; coru. $4,000 bushels: Oats.
2yUUO bushels; rye. so bushel> Shipments-nOur.
7.222 barrels: cora. II 400 bushels
Chicago Markets.
CHICAGO; Ill. June: 90 I p. m.-Wheat active
and frmer-Cash and July, TN August, "a ll-16.
Corn :, steady-Cash 84t.; July: "a 1!;l6; August.
25's. Whisky. LA. Pork steady-Nash. 96lla:
August, rs Lard steady-Cash. 637ia: August,
$50.
Petroleum Market.
PITTSBURG, PA, June 29.-Petroleum dull and
heavy.
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AUCTION SALES.
ExTRAoRDINARY SALE
WILL BE OFFERED AT PUBLIC AUCTION
100000 CI0ARS


Consisting Of tie Finest Brands in the market
IMPORTED KEY WEST AND DOMESTIC,
TOR convenience of sale will be In store. We
respectfully inform the public, dealers aud smokers
that the above stock l. OF superior quality. Ample
time for inspection will be given prior to the sale
These goods will be sold n lots of ON BOX AND
UPWA kDs sale to commence THURSDAY. JULY
FIRST, as TEN A. TWO aud SEVEN Pm.
te3S-4t WALTER b. WILLIAMS d CO, Aucts.
A UCTIoN SALE OF UNREDEEMED PLEDGES
"A On THURSDAY and FRIDAY, JULY FIRST
cHa !SsS "a SEf ia
Pennsy!vania avenue northwest, all pledges foriei!ed
by n0u-reemption this date, consisting of fine
Gold aud silver Watches, Diamond Rings, Pima studs,
brSGsls4 Chains, Medals Guns Opera Glasses, Um'
Vests, Ladies' Dresses Dress Patterns. Cloaks. poF
mans. Spreads, shoes Blankets, Surgical instruments,
Clocks Rugs Satche, s. etc,
Parties holding tickets win please take notice that
all pledges from No SO.UOU 10 1Ol 800 are included
In this sale E. HEIDhNHEiM, r. Broker.
N. FOLEY. AuotiODeer. ie21St
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CLERKS TO BE KEPT ON THE RACK.-The ap-
prehension that is felt by many government
clerks over the probable changes on the LIST OF
July will be continued beyond that date unless
the appropriation bills are passed. There can
be no chang until it is determined how much
money will be available tor the next year.
AMONG THE PRESIDENTS CALLERS to-day
were Representatives seymour, Daniel, ]. NJ.
Taylor, Morrison, Mills, Hatch, Dibble stahl-
necker, Frederick, LAWYER. Adams QIl.l Hall,
ply. Ciardy, Mason and FELTON,; ex-District
Commissioner Edmonds, Beverly fucker Geo.
w. Newberry, OF Chicago. ]. H. Bagley, jr.. Of
Catskili, N. Y, A. L. Jones and W. w. sutton,
OF Cincinnati.
THE FOLLOWING CADETS In the revenue
marine service have passed their examinations
to be third lieutenants in the service: ]. Chas.
Harris, Daniel J. Ainsworth, Jas. 81. Brown.
VIM. w. Culver and Cyrus b Fengar.
PosrMAsrERs were to-day appointed In Viz
ginia as follows: w. ]. Parr, brandy Station,
Culpeper county; Geo. p. Wright, Clifton Sta
ton, Fairfax county; A. G. Hutchinson, Hern-
don, Fairfax county, and b. z. Dickinson, La
coma, Charlotte county.
PATENTS IssUED.-Patents were issued to clti.
zens OF the District to-day Is follows: Emile
Bertiner, telephone transmitter; Charles w.
Bowden and r. A. Beuchler, mechanism for
screw-threadfng pipe; Vincent L. Ourdan, In
strument for engraving compass faces; Yheo-
uors r. smey for
and concentrator; Levi Woodbury., needle
loom.
THE vKssEIs Of the North Atlantic squadron
will participate In the centennial celebration
at Portland on the 4th. 9th and eth OF July.
The FIsHERIEs QUESTION was the principal
subject OF consideration at the cabinet meeting
to-day.
MYERS BRos. 4 Co., OF Richmond. have been
awarded the contract for supplying 100000
pounds Of tobacco for the navy at Is cents per
pound.
NEW CATHOLIC BISHOP or WILMrN0ror.-
CARDINAL Gibbons has received q cable9fam
nom Rev. DR.. OConnell, secretary Of the
American college 1t Rome. announcing that
Rev. Father A. A. Curtis, Of Baltimore had
been chosen % suoceed Bish0p Becker, q the
diocese Of Wilmingt0n Father Curiis was
formerly rector OF Mt Calvary Protestant Epts-
copai church. His resolve TO eulbracp the
Roman Catholic religion caused something Of .
social sensatt0n some dfteen years ego He 10
very popular.
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NOR SALE
i 81 DANENHowER & SON. 1115 st

II.
l. 81 DANENHowER & SON. Ills St
s@O,OUO-Lot 55x14i 10 30foot pa ed alley with Is
loot she alley improved with two large Brick dwell
ingS aud coach house; centrally located. suitable
bl~l ness residence property.
>l3.eoo- Modern IA room Brick Residence on Iowa
GRE a., modern im proven mt; good cond lon
ST. NV. modern improvements. ehgibiy located
Slo,oov-r our Gew modern style Brick D,s eiliags
tlpstOf hIn
e5.Oo0-Bricx Mansion with modern improve.
ments IA ge yard coach house and stable sifI'aIon
ceshtia; southern 'front.' corner property Capitol
s3.5oo-Two 6 room new Brick Dwellings. gas.
water and sever, On 10Th ST. nw-a good investment.
80 UOU-Three new D room Brick Dw eliin.s. IN rear
or above. ON 18th 81 n W., rented for 5000 per
s..JCO-New room Brick all modern improve
ments, e4iglally located on apitol HILL
$50 NO new room Bricks, with cellar. COS
Sl,ota,-I i've room Frame Dwelling 22lO Va ave
NV rented Tor si2 80 per mo
- -OO-Four roOU. new Brick. 22l4 Va ave- NV.
rented fo- Sl2.30 per
$1,000 ieachJ--iwo new 5 room Bricks, Fl and 20
.@eHson st n e.. rented tor SO per mo. je5-lm
H>Ok SALE-VALJABLE IMPROVED AND
l1ots 10 Vermont ave, Iowa circle. Scott
sti e and Thomas circle 1hs property 5Ox 100 feet
Is s, on the corner OF ito and nearly oppo-
VIC SapaheSe embassy On the ~ feet Of the
ana substantially built ll-room srick House with
Ing room are Id, and the saloon pSrIor IL I1xIO
ieei MIA olNldlns doors; the hall feet parIf and
hall are trimmed with solid walnut ce,l,n and sis
walls painted in OIL the cfandeIiers are c,vs
TAI be vacant lot 25xlO0 :ee.. on tie porthw -
Sen.h md pnx or ,,, rs lee, IN width BY 400
tls lot Of &Sx IOO be sold seuaratsv f..r
<ison or the c9rner vacaD LOT, lax 100 viii be sold
S21JUc- ihsIs delightful CITY resideuce Tor SIM
nler season on account OF It's large rooms ine sh ale
from e,s. and south exposures Apply to the on ner
n ole Fsi. Roomo Iesrlm
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

ENoR SALE-A NEW sROOM MODERN BRICK
Beass. all improvements good locality northw -,
FURNISHED with Dew Carpets aud shades throughout,
tor the small sum OF $4,000 - 81 500 cash; bal
snce TO suit a yearly rental of $3.50, payA Ie
monthly L., adv8 n Is guaranteed Very desir
ape hou>e-an per cent investment. Call early: il
cannot Last HUMPHREY d ADAMS. 6ls ST. n
". te2ssesi3s
INOH sALE-sEvEN HOOM BRICK HOUSE; GAS
\ Al, water. 10th ST ne. one square from ii St
Car. p 3, 600. AUSTIN r. BROWN.
te2s-..m 1416 st NV.
lNOR SALE-A VERY DEsIRABLE HOUSE 10
Il rooms; within half square Of Capitol; o. tae
BEST lo ions In city; Will sid III taken
je29-}t- J. r. HkRTFORD, 14231, St
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ARRESTED roR HArR BODDEUY.-Detec-
lives Ran and Block this afternoon ARRESTED
two young colored mon, John Steward and
at osewarts ofaco. conner OF 10Th and r streets,
yesterday afaerno0n. = poetton a the money
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l>OR sALE-2-sToRY BRICK on 18TH, NEAR
II 81. n w. viii net ten per cent lnvesin eut;
alsOf,, 3story brick finely located and
suitable ior oicss cheap If purchased at osce. W. H
BARSfOw. els 7th ST. NV. je22-2w
u.>OR SALE-AT A BARGAIN-HOUSE o. COR.
II befw zen 18TH and 14th sts coniln-
ing 10 rooms and cellar; lot 70 by 30: house In
thorough repair Lowest cash price y. ,OoO.
third cash, balance on time
ies.Im AUsTIN r. BROWN. 1926 St NV.
I,OR sALE-.lGHT-ROoA BRICK HOUSE. COS
III st. between tjsh and 9Th n.w.; wa.er bath and
gas; nice yard, stable and back alley. Price S4.oOU
Apply 10 Owner. Glo y 81. Room sim
ny D. GAMBRILL q co, 1918 nth STREET
Il northwest. Piano and organ tuning.
pairing and Storage Repairing . specially: orders
bronptiy attended Tor work guaranteed IeIlBs
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DIED..

Ex-P0sTMAsTER GENERAL JAMES indors0d
st. Jacobs Oil as q cure Tor rheumatism.
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RoBBERIEs REPoRTEp.-Mary f. Shepherd,
1913 1tn street, reports To tne police tue lar
ceny OF So worth OF clothing from her. Phillip
Nicholson reports stolen iron him a silver
watch worth SlU.
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at THE CAPITOL TO-DAY.
The Tariff Question.

WHAT REPRESENTATIVES, HEWITT PROPOSES.
The ways ana means committee met to-day
The Randall tariff bill had not yet been printed
and furnished them. 30 II was not under con-
sideration. II was, however, informally re-
ferred TO Mr.Hewitt, who expressed the opinion
that the committee ought 10 report the bill ad.
versely, and allow IL to 60 on the calendar, and,
on the nrst opportunity move TO go into q com.
mittee OF the whole to consider revenue meas
ures Then he thought they should take up
the Oil and amend IL SO to make 10 accepta-
bia He thought the question should be oon.
sidered before Adjournment There was moth.
ing said In opposition, but 1t Is not considered
TO De AZ all likely that the suggestion will be
followed. There 10 q general demand for the
passage OF Mr.. Hewitts administrative bill, and
II is possible that IL may Do divorced from one
or the other OF the tariff bills II has been mated
with, and 10 passed before adjournment
nd
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MYERS Bros. 4 Co., OF Richmond, have been
awarded the contract for supplying 1000
pounds Of tobacco for the navy at Is cents per
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THE vEssEIs Of the North Atlantic squadron
will participate In the centennial celebration
at Portland on the 4th. 9th and 9th OF July.
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PosTMAsTERs were to-day appointed In Viz
Culpeper county; Geo. p. Wright, Clifton Sta
ton, Fairfax county; A. G. Hutchinson, Hern-
don, Fairfax county, and b. Z. Dickinson, La
coma. Charlotte county.
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THE FOLLOWING CADETS In the revenue
marine service have passed their examinations
to be third lieutenants in the service: ]. Chas.
Harris, Daniel ]. Ainsworth, Jas. 81. Brown.
VIM. w. Culver and Cyrus b Fengar.
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THE FISHERIES QUEsrIoN was the principal
subject OF consideration at the cabinet meeting
today.
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THE EVENING STAR:


Tor RENT THREE VERY FINE ROOMS,
only three nilea from CITY statien on place lovely
location; line shsde good posture aud stablng for
horses. No childrea taken. Address L. N. O.. Star
Office. ieIQ- Ate
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the conference report on the army appropria
| ton bill.
The conference report was read, and IL wa
explained 10y Mr.. Allison that the bill now ap
propriated about 3 I50, 600 less than il did a
| 1t passed the House. The report WAS agreed 10
THE REBELLION RECORDS.
It appears that one OF the reasons why repub
lican Senators voted against an appropriation
for continuing the publication Of the rebellion
recordsis that good deal OF matter coucernins
FItz John p9rters case since ne war had bee,
OF the matter made public in mis- favor was
through the instrumentaiity OF that Office.
THE SUBSIDY AMENDMENT.
The Senate yesterday insisted on its subsidy
amendment to the post Office appropriate on
bill by vote Of yeas 30, nays IL. The demo
Gratis voting with the republicans In the affirm
alive were Messrs Brown, Call, Eustis, Cor
man, Payne and Pugh.
NOMINATIONS AND CONTRIBUTIONS.
The President sent the following nomination.
to the Senate yesterday: William @. Ewing, u
be attorney Of the United States for the north
marshal of the United States for the middle
district OF Tennessee; Frank NJ. Parch, 10 be col
lect0r OF customs for the district Of Bridgeton
N. j.
The Senate has confirmed the nomination o.
E Van Long, chief justice OF New Mexico and
number OF minor officials.
Representative Shaw is still confined 10 hii
residence In Westminster, Md.
senator Kenna Is confined to his house with
a severe cold and sore throat
A bill was introduced Ia the Senate to-day ia
allow Major Nicholas Vedder, paymaster Of the
army, $500, which was erroneously charged
70 him.
A bill was introduced In the Senate By Mr..
Miller to-day to retire Gen. w. w. AverelL who
10 well known in Wsshingseu, with The rank 81
brigadier general
In the Senate this afternoon Nr. Allison
submitted the conference report On the bill
70 amend the Pacific railroad scts. and IL wa
agreed to-
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FOR SALE-LOTS.

LNOR SALE-THE ADVERTISER OWNS PART
Il and controls balance of l0o r. trout of Lots 100 r.
deep on North side or NJ of I'D He wishes
commu nlcaie with two or more persons who VIII buy
and build together Houses to cost % ,OUO lover He
viii sell LDts OF any desired fontge at less than -.
That section within line of i'm provenent.
Ground sixty feet TO eastward held firmly at g.
Address INVESTMENT,
- Siro
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TN MEMORTAM.-A LARGE 1ssOTTNFNT m
Italian ANA American Marble Monuments and of
the latest style anu the best OF dnst offered
the lowest possihle prices 6 =
HM- RUTHERFORD a co.'s
Corner xls: u. and Pa Ave n. w, Z.
Please call. inspect and be Convinced Headssonse
from - up nn7.:3ln1
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ct. Olaf.
Narts Sbe 1885.

AOSOS
ST. Metaftpr!
Gom omtalt / miu Correspondence
af % Tebr. blep ber afbolbt ct Mgoe
paa 9alton / Mnleoning 9annelie of
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ie al ct Speoe, @arebus for Nfien6el,
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so teresierebe 9elta9ere. Sill Gor>
mano pal9tes Subn 8aarblen os til
@eeretair Olaf s.. 8inje. Otter en-
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ming paa Betinselie af, at etbuert
Meolem ifulbe faa forienoe iin Quebe.
@nfelte ubtalte, at man o91aa buroe
tigbe @pebe, men beres Mntal lob til
at pere tibet. Ser nalstes en- Cone
Mite al 5 Meblemmer til at ubarbei=
be en- Contribution og Bilope. 2ise<
lebes pal9tes en Committee til at gigre
&altule Dper bet 8arebus, iom t9nfe
tes bp9t. Nlt bette for at fremles9es
til neite Mgbe, ber beltenltes afbolot
paa Dalton 2Broa9 ben 3oe Npril
fgr1tfommenbe.
Saalan9t er ri altlaa folnmet MI.
Set panltelis1te og tilige bet forne,nz
iteer i9ien nemlis &alg al Beitprelie.
Dertil ubtorores erliee os fjpniomme
Meno. Set ct ofte faa, at lite bisle
2 itoreA uolif ficationer ere foreneoe,
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bog for ftprite 9elen lite naaet ! llo=
pitling iaa lan9t, men pi( at Q@rli9=
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iaa inbta9er bette bereS 8lao, te9ner
ies mig iom oeres arbpoise V.
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9faar mott lite betoler fit Blob. @n
Nuisubsiper ! Sllinois iasiaste 43
Manb, iom alemte at bile betale fin
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men for bet fulbe Belpb og Dmfoit=
ninser. 28af benz 9auA&davits paa,
at be lite eieoe mere, eno Qopene fritos
for l1cles for @ielb, os 8engene fun=
be oerfor life inboripes. Men efter en-
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reoe for 8eora9eri, os iatte unber
$500 Bonbs buer for Tremmpbe i Di>
triftsretten. 6 funoe life itile Bombs
os maatte berfor panbre / 6nn9iel.
Set er afsiort peb Dom, at enDper,
iom bar mobta9et en- luis tg 9iort
Brug af ben, er @ublfribent, Dg at bet
ital resnes fgr Gorigs paa Bebraseri,
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9ilfolbe. Men be bnr fule BeifDt,
telie af 2ouene, bpis be pil benptte fig
taf BEN. (rMorbpepfeu.
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teti @rober, @inona County, Minn.,
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terat ban ct ferois meo Ei9ninsen
nbe / 2anoet, fommer ban til @atplep
meo en- @ublfriptionsliite os ti99er
om @ense til at fipbe Saabuebe for.
@i fienoer bam !9a,plep nu os bar
life mere Brug for BAN. 9enne l1se
.reiite ban til @ilo 8ice paa famine
Gorretning.
S gilbert Sea os oeromfrine
biemigses man al 8ebrasere, iom
foresiper at ielse sebbapre. 9apren
foiter $40 pr. 8uibel, men ben ielses
paa &rebii. Sc fOrbinber fig osiaa
til at fisbe i9ien @rpoen for en- be>
itemt &ris. &ontratten / Nfferen BIZ
Ter fig tililut at bare en- egte Mote.
= Sames 2amb fra Clifton, @lap
County blep forleben arreiteret forat
bape la9t poloiom Qaano paa fin
9uitru. Wan autaser ifblse be peb
5orbpr fremfomne @ionesbprb, at
Manben lite maa bore peo fin fuloe
Sorfanb, og en- 11noerieselie besan=
saaenbe pil bliue foreta9et.
- Gn gift Manb peb 9sapn 8ert
@eble fra gait 8rainerb er blepen
arreferet forat baue forfprt en- ipenif
9ieneitepi9e, iom bar i 6uiet bos
bar..
-. Sfplse Gfterrctninger fra ct.
Saul ct -begaaet ct aftDelist Moro
berteos fiofte Greoa9saften. gn
&peabanbler fanbtes bgenoe en- af
Snbbesninserne for Rpeset omfrina
&l. 10 ON Nftenen. % ban bpoe &l. s
neite Mor9en. Gn ung Wanb peo
gtapn S. 8. Martin CT arreiteret iom
mistentt for Morbet, men ban meg
ter felu baaronattet. Sen mproeoes
9tapn bar Dan Smitb. 9an formo.
bes at bape bapt mango &ense bos
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1886-03-17
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5oe STARTS 1886.

5be Ylarte 1886.
@apport fra ben norfe @eligionsz
itole 8aitor M. 2anselanos Menig=
beb: Stoletiben bar 6 Tiger. Set ibs
senoe Gntal Gleper bar 10, og meb
fplsenoe Gntal Dase buer. 2uis g.
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len "a; @ina 3. 2omspalen Is; Su<
liza 8. 6onruo q; Oscar 8. 9onrub
80; Gina 8. 9onruo 80; SDuerin 8.
9onruo 25; aaroliue s. 8cden 1s;
Martinius 9anien 20; Mnton 8ise
babt 5; 5reoritta gisoabl 5; Maria
&tsoabl 4.
9e,. ber bar bper Sag, er, 2ina %
Oscar 8. 9onrlo.
.. Y. Dpperuo, 2erer.