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Horribly ISuraPl,

NEWARK, y. j., August Is A kettle
of varnish in the patent leather manutac-
tory of F. Sword K Co, exploded this
noon. Two boys and man who were
working near it were horribly burned.
Abraham Huckcliffe was the most seri-
ously injured, his body, head and limbs
being burned in a shocking manner. 1t is
believed that he cannot recover
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Tn. PASSENGER Rate War.

New YORK, August 2S.-The passenger
rate cut by the Baltimore and Ohio re-
mains unchanged to-day; but a new fea-
ture is added to the situation. The I'M
migrant agent of the company IN tins city
saws that arrangements are making to run
an immigrant train from New York over
the New Jersey Central and Reading roads
to Wilmington, Del, and thence over the
Baltimore and Ohio lines TO Chicago. lie
says that the arrangements may be com
pleted tonight. The emigrant neSelS
will be offered ut regular pool rate, nut
agents will have IN allowance for conceS-
sions liberal enough to enable them TO Sc
cure a good share of the business.
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POISONING CASE.
Five "Summer Boarders" Have u Close
Call.

Five "Summer Boarders" Have IL Close
Call.
MAIDEN, MASS, August 3S.-Another
case of wholesale poisoning has just come
TO light. Mrs. Elizabeth F. Blanchard
lives on Il small farm ut Wilmington, Mass.
and takes a number of summer boardcrs.
She Ind To assist her in the house work,
a thirteen year old colored girl named
Mary Davis, who belongs in Chelsea. Al
supper on Thursday evening five
of the boarders partook of tea
and were all made violently ill. Physi
clans were Immediately called, and by
prompt action saved the boaders' lives,
The doctors stated that the cause of the
sickness was arsenic, which, fortunately
had been administered in such large
quantity that it caused copious vomiting
Those affected by the poison were judy,
W. II. II. Emmons and wife, of East Eos
ton; Mrs. Elizabeth Blanchard and Sol
Blanchard, and c. A. Littleiield, Of
Boston. Officers were put on
the case and rs result of their investiga'
ton they last night arrested Mary Davis
on suspicion. She was arraigned this
morning and held in 81, 900 for trial. She
says that on Thursday Mrs. blanchard
bought some tea, and after having placed
it in the canister Mrs. Blanchard remarked
it tasted like tobacco. Mrs Blanchard,
the girl says, scooped the new tea
out of the canister until she
thought she had got it all out, and told
the servant to use for supper the old tea
remaining in the canister, which she did.
The girl denies ever having had any arse
mic in her possession, and says she does not
know what it il, and that she did not put
anything in the tea. Her character has
been good. At late hour last night all
the patients were comfortable. Those who
did not drink the tea were not made i'll.
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HE TURNED THE CLOCK
And Was Killed by His Brother-in-Law, rs
Per Promise.


Per Promise.
BEDFORD, Pa, August 2S-I.ast night
rs the pleasure seeking visitors and citi-
cent of this quiet little mountain town
were about preparing to retire for the
night, their desires for sleep were put TO
flight by the report that a murder had
been committed Just within its boundary
limits A crowd of excited persons hur-
ried to the scene of the reported tragedy
only to find the accounts fully corrobOra-
ted. At dance, being held near the
town limits, it was found that Jacob Dun
can had, without Just cause, sent bullet
through the heart of his brOther-in-law,
jeremiah Picker, for the following trivial
offense: Picker, in u jOcular mood, step
ped on n chair and was about to turn the
clock forward to make it appear that it
was later than it really was when Dun
can, seeing what he was about, stepped
forward and i'll ruffianly manner said:
"Plecker, if you turn that clock, I'll
shoot you"
IIcChSl, DCliCNlllS lldI TIC NSIp iOoiliSi
and did not mean any harm, turned the
clock forward and started for the door;
which he had hardly reached before the
report of revolver rang out and Picker
fell forward on his face, dead, with bull
let hole through his heart, while Duncan,
with fcndish satisfaction depicted in his
face, stood with smoking revolver in his
hand calmly viewing the effect of his dead
ly aim.
Duncan was arrested and hurried to the
county Jail where he is now confined, Med
iCal aid was quickly summoned but has
ty examination disclosed the fact that
death had been instantaneous. The general
verdict here is that it is clear case of
murder, and that if justice is done the
second hanging in the county's history will
soon take place. The CorOner's jury is
still in session taking evidence and may
not reach verdict before evening
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To NInrtiers bY Boys.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, August "a special 1l
from Anna. H., says: Oscar hanl .l :
aged II years shot and killed an
wear old son of Simon Carney, WITHOUT '
Srovocation. Lynching is feared IN the
event of the murderers capture.
ST. LOUIS, No., August 2S.-A sPeclal
from Yicksburg, says: Mrs. poips, was
murdered with . hoe BY o negro boy aged
Is wears employed by her husband. Neigh
bors caught the murderer and shoe MN u
death
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Mysterious Disappearance of Girl

ANDERSON, IND, August 2s.-lda Etch-
ingson, the 17-year-old daughter of Isaac
Etchingson, of Lafayette township, has
mysteriously disappeared. She had been
keeping company with Wesley Rimmer-
ling, prominent young man of the neigh
bOrhood, and accompanied him to an old
settlers reunion last Sunday, since which
time nothing has been heard from her.
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A Mysterious Case.

PrrrsBURG, August 25.-The body OIL
Louisa Yeney, young eolored girl, was
found this morning lying across the door
sill of a house occupied by her ON BOYD
Hin. The body was covered win Gus
and brnises, The surroundings showed
Evidence of a terrible struggle. She has
been living with colored hou CARRIE
named VIM. Franklin as his vile. As
they were heard quarrelling during tne
night il is supposed that he murdered her'
Franklin has not been seen since laSt even
inc and il Is thought has fed,
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,'"A. August 2S.-The rumOrs
\ go d demand for an increase of pay
proves Of the New York Central
~ repeated in Wall street to-
IN a. oiae II Is said the demand was
H.. ~ ,''r company by the Knights
49,, l." Amsterdam. y. Y. At the
.ris general superintendent in this
1 -, , u that nothing has been
,-- .IT demand. The treasurer's
't-ilIy Ignorant oft
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a EOul Murder.

CHICAGO, ILL, August 28.-The Times
Jackson, Miss, special says: One oil the
SonIeSt murders in the annals crime was
committed in this city last night. Nelson
Potter, an agedseolOred man and one OIL Tue
49, Known of his race in this city, had
hem To- Edwards depot, and returned
home on the train which reached mere 1T
$50 a. m. On the train he was aecOSlGu
by a crowd of negroes whom he thought
intended to pick his pocket. As the tram tram
reached here he stepped off in the crowd
and negro man quickly stepped up De De
hind him i'm the crowd and confusion ana
stabbed him twice, killing him instantly
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Three Accidents

SDecial T.legraR to the s'"day Register.
BrcKHANNON. W. VA, August Is
Three accidents have happened near TINS
piaee during the past few days. VIM,
barrier had his hand seriously urea on on
= cireular saw. 1t is thought 1t Will De
n = to amputate it. Also . man my; 6y
tbe name of Wetzell was badly hurt While
ewing and an unknown person was III
iured by q cant-hOOk.
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Pu,Idlsrs to- strike.

HARRISBURG, PA, August 2a.-The
puddlers employed ut the Paxton, the
Herrst and the Chesapeake mills, number
ing about 600, made demand two week.
ago for an increase in wages, and it is said
that unless the demand is complied with
by Monday the men will refuse 10 work.
They ask for the adoption of the Philadel'
phia scale of prices, which is - per ton.
All puddlers in the Eastern district ask for
this advance
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An EIopement To High Life.

HARRIsoNBURG, VA, August 2s.-last
night Algernon Daingcriield, son of Fox
hall A. Daingerfield, and nephew ofJames
X. Kecnc, of New York, cloped with Miss
Tcte Thomas, a Richmond, Va, lady, who
has been visiting Hon. G. r. OFerrel
The groom is nineteen and tho bride
ciphteen
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1fILENIC HORROR
-, Greeks Killed by an Earth
quake.
,,,rgg TOWN ENGULFED
,..,sy Fly in Terror to the COun-
try.
Shock FELT IN ITALY

.1s> essDrH August SS,MS'sss'
'' , visited by an earthquake
-. been most disastrous IN tn
81 ID which the loss of life sc
the Drst information reaches
.,., asures Of three hundred
49,. Of ryrgo and the town o
/ - ,stuateI on the west oO'st o
~. the chief sufferers, and thes'
,..rrye,l. all that have per
mot house Is left standing
| ,.al,a is almost
gs.u rnrrAcEoF THE GLOBE
r, in the commissions Of th'
r,. ,ho,k, were experienced
.,b, entire country OF Greece IL
J,.,rrr.
.' We .,..,,.. ivory house wa,
.1. town oil |''''''
..,l the inhabitants He'd IN terror
s.v.r,l towns in
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The SCullers.

LONDON, August 2S.-Beach, the cham
pion sculler, is in splendid health and his
chances of winning in next week S races
are considered excellent. In the betting
he is tho fayorite, five to four being offered
against him, five TO one is offered against
Matters on the Australian, three to one
against Teemer, and four TO one against
Ross
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The Commander Welcomed Home.

MADISON, Wis, August 2S.-General
Lewis Fairchild, the new Commander OF
the Gand Army, reached home at noon,
yesterday. Posts from various sections Of
the State, with veterans and citizens
formed an escort from the Capitol, where
Rev. Collector Parkington delivered an adj
dress of welcome amid the booming of
cannon
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Interment Of Rayard's Uncle.

DAUPHTN, PA, August 5S.-The funer.
al of Secretary Rayard's uncle was held
Yesterday afternoon at his Victoria resi-
dence. Rev. DR.. Keeling, of the Episco-
pal church, of Harrisburg, Officiated. The
iuterment took place at Wilmington, Del
aware, to-day.
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The Bank StatemsD,

n-c ."AA' August 2S.-The weekly
In,r." The associated banks shows
.y5.l Changes: Reserve increase,
Is - ,,~ ,,'. decrease, 5,742, 400; specie
b. o, 49,, no 2OO; legal tenders increase,
laf,., OeP"Sits decrease, s., 72S, 300
hoId = .I ..5,se S612, 900. The banks
nj '''''''I0 Oln excess of the p pei
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Star Reuter- Brady Writing a Book

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-COlonel
Thomas j. Brady, who achieved q some
what notorious reputation by his connec-
ton with the Star route frauds, Is said to
I've engaged at his summer cottage at the
lower end of the Potomac in debating the
material for book giving his political
"reminiscences.
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4 Enrycr Tnken Back.

BUFFALO, y. V, August 2S.-Deputy
Sheriff Carlton left for indianapolis at noon
to-day with John ID. Cochrane, who is
wanted there on charge of forging note
for $500. Before Cochrane left he ex-
planned that his brother would make good
the amount and the charge would not be
pressed. He gave himself up TO the police
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Earthquake shock at Charleston

CHARLESTON, s. c., August 2s.-An-
other shock of earthquake was felt here
this morning at AIS O'Clock. 1t extended
rs far north as Summerville-fve miles
from here.
AUGUSTA, GA, August 2S.-Two slight
shocks of earthquake were felt here this
morning ut ( o'clock.
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Another Colored Centenarlan Gone

TAMAoUA, Pa, August d Samuel
jefferson, of this place, is dead at the age
of 1O4 years. Jefferson was a cOlOred bar
Der, and claimed to have heard Wilkes
Booth planning the assassination Of Presi-
dent Lincoln, while he (JeffersOn) was
shaving Booth
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skeletons I'm a Vault.

ST. LOUIS, August 2s.-Yault cleaners
yesterday found in n vault in the rear Of
1903 South Third street, two human skulls
and enough arms, legs and rib bones 10 I'LL
barrel. The building IS at present IN
occupied. At one time it was tenement
house, and resort OF thieves, thugs and
criminals Of all kinds An investigation
will he held
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Burglary.

ly,r "a o he Sunday Register.
aom ~, ". Va, August 2s.-The
p. ken [Uu poStotiice, at Mt. Alta, this
Fst a, oy ). W. Stump, was bur
|G1r bnr r night all the stamps and
sna auuIed dollars in cash and val,
|Evfc S ,aS worth several thousand dol,
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ReaeueI at Sea

NEW YORK, August 2s.-The Ameri-
can bark Allen Wilde, which arrived To-
day from Matanzas, brought into port Cap
tain Allen, his wife, five children and IF
teen men, who were taken from the Amer
lean ship Virginia, found water-lOgged at
ga on Anpmst ~
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sevep Men Burned 70 Death,

CITY OF MEXICO, August oS.-Carlos
Felidecos' extentive factory, near this city,
was burned yesterday, and seven opera
tives persisted while trying to extinguish
the flames Two of the victims were
Americans-JOhn and Alfred Dubel, who
belonged to Richmond, Va. Several Others
were badly injured.
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GRAND RAPIDS, August 2S.-Ernest
Schmidicke, aged 81, living at No. 16
West broadway, on the West Side, last
night took his own life, in the presence of
his family, by drinking an ounce bottle of
of carhnlic acid.
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Killed by the Cars.

Special Tdegrun 10 the Sunday Register.
FAIRMoST, W. Va, August 2s.-Wl-
liam Sample, aged 10, Of Palatine, was
killed by a B. & O. train this morning.
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Polsoncr Crif,in Sentenced for Lie.

BELMONT, y. Y, August 3s.-Isaae
Griffin, accused of poisoning Christian Eel;
Ter, was this morning found guilty of muir
der in the second degree and sentenced to
imprisonment for life, 4 new trial will be
asked for.
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The omcer Was Awake.

CLEVELAND, O., August &c. g. Sny;
der, a wealthy citizen Of Canton, q, wa
fatally shot Oh his own parOh, last night,
by policeman who mtztoOk him for q
burglar.
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Did He?

LEWISTON, Me-, August 2s.-Mr. Blaine
in his campaign address here yesterday,
advocated the policy Of protection against
that Of free trade among other things.
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=. I'VE Nee Badly RsstsD

saJIs. !, August 2S.-At the Belt
eOprs ms morning, the old hands
Ead beea' e attack upon the men
ye Of t5a lployed during the tie up,
laey hal .@iter were beaten so badly
70 be sent to the hospital.
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Drowned.

Special Ttiegram TO the Sunday Register.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, August 2a-The
second cook, Ed. Mclean, of the steamer
Boone, fell overheard this evening and was
drowned.
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The Board OF Public Works.

Special Ttiegran 10 The Sunday Regiar.
CHARLESTON, WA, August 2s.-The
Board OF Public Works are Still in session,
completing the gssessmen. of the railroads.
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CINCINNATI, August 28.-The Cincin-
natis suffered a crushing defeat at the
hands.of Pittsburg to-day. They did poor
work in the field and were very stupid at
base running while their errors were near
ly all costly. Richmond made wonder
full catch of liner in centre field. Walsh's
decisions were again bad, but did not effect
the score. Attendance 2,49O. Score:
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eo,.,,,.sd,oo,;a,. N.;i,., eo.,tn. uo,

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-COmmis-
siOner Miller, of the Internal Revenue
Bureau, has gone to West Virginia on
fishing expedition.
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Death Of Lord Lennon.

Wv august 2S.-LOrd Henry
,'"rloA Lennox, brother of the
a.. .'.,lmoni, Is dead. He was sixty
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nmoiallr Promulgated.

WASHINGTON, August 2s.-The oruer
rat;ring General Newton was officially pro-
muIeafed this afternOon
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A Mastodon.

MILAN, Mich, August 29.-The bones
of a mastodon were dug up here few days
ago.
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u & O. viii run excursion trains 10 -
Claisyille fair, September Isl, Ind md
I'd. See time Of trains elsewhere.
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.gr WITH THEIR HEADS.
y,r.,ri,n Rebel, Found Guilty OF
Treason.

! g,r.,rilu Rebel, Pound Guilty oil
Treason.
ANUS, 81 court martial for
4 -.,. o.. irving the leaders OF the
i (which resulted in the depOSi-
i e-a.r Alexander, has rendered a
i .,irmn.as VI. Zankoif, Minister
l..r5r under the rebelliOus pro-
! .rr.nmcnt. and NJ. GruOff, to
j .l.hr Metropolitan of TirnOva,
i r.-,ar To imprisonment for life.
.,. FOR THE PRINCES RETURN.
Luuy August IN. StambulOff, Of
! II. has ,ent the following dispatch to
g-vanipr. Of Hesse: In the
.ar Fa,hrrland We beg your High
!. -rlph 70 your son ut Lemburg
--r. and aSk him To leave that
j direct for Bucharest, where NJ.
j , the Bulgarian Diplomatic
! an explain to him everything.
-s-aa nation and army lOngingly
:mr Princes return"
IylNDEG WARNED BY RUSSIA.
/ Nay. august =. The Russian pa
~,1l,,hr interview between Prince
amt VI. d. tiers, the Russian
% Na.>trr. will hasten a settlement
Bulgarian difficulty. The eventual
ia u Prince Alexander, they say,
aoa,e difficulty for Germany.
."s. OF y. Petersburg, advises
alexander not 10 resume the gov
IN, % Bulgaria, Is such a step would
,t'ma second and more decisive
~g
a,gr Missing HER TROOPS.
E"S. August Turkey is mass
r'g, on the EOumelian frontier.
oaac,S are being held ut CONSTANT
"musideT the situation.
alNlanS refused To allow Prince
-a.rr a saloon carriage or servants,
l' released him after Emperor Viii
l1 ie.cgraphrd To the Car on the
D.,
-4ANhGG LEAVES FUR Bulgaria.
A1 @aAr~gEIA. August -. Prince
--.- .t here to-day for Bulgaria.
~ ~Fn GIurycyo, ROumania, and
=" narh ErI~,rian territory by to-
hN brothers. Francis and Lud-
with him, aud will he his travel
'-.al,ols.
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Earned, two each, two base hits, ShOm-
berg McPhec, Corkhill, Whitney, Bark
ley; three base hits, Whitney ]; passed
balls, Snyder 2, Miller =; wild pitches,
MullOne =, Calvin l; first base on balls of,
Mullone =; off Calvin, 2; base hits, Pitts
burg II, Cincinnati .; errors, Pittsburgh
,, Cincinnati s; umpire, Walsh.
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Fort Wayne Route to Chicago. Qsiek TIA,

Train leaving Bridgeport q; l10 p. m,
city time, arrives in Chicago the following
morning at $50. Connection made In the
Union Depot for all points West and
Northwest.
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GAMES AT OTHER POINTS.

At New k-Brooklyn 8, baltimore
D, At ChicagO-Chicago Il, Philadelphia
4. At st. Louis--Games postponed on
account of rain. At DetrOit-Detroits 49,,
Boston O.
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g,gY MISSING HER TROOPS.
In Route To sofia.

'As-a,', August '!~.-Prince Alexan-
'ii.7. a, o'clock this afternoon, by
1 INN, from LampalaSka by way
-''.Nl and GrurgcyO. From Tampa
: D. vii proceed To Sofia 1t is not
WAT route he will take to reach
Before leaving Lamberg the
''eI an eminent physician.
AHToEE ORDER IN BULGARIA..
T, a.. August -. \ Cabinet council
..' Today AT which, it is asserted,
We've issued 10 obtain the sense
overs on the adviSability of hold
..' .'nIrreacr for the purpose of re-
...'rT 20 Bulgaria. VI. Wadding,
.'-ya Ambassador ut London, re-
" 'Lingr Positions with Baron DE-
Isl. AMBASSADOR n Berlin.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
0Qttkek0rn.

ena.n Roosans sisr ct Dasrueiie -
bopmobiat. yaosen goosans moonsr
Rtaen Robsans farbarosr ensr tnuier.
Der Fnbes 5osisr, Tom tror ne ieio
elf. Rano, 10 bet berer sneo8'aa Ill Del
Qlminoeliae. en- pis Rano er ben, Der
Tan usiastis usis fit ssst Seq.
De SortQuiussr, Tom ct Barn bsrer
Of Woeeren paa beuoss SiIso, be biIpsr
tent CLIENT os sobt slsmt. CAB oerior
oisie 6ortalinser pare ~iaaeanus, at De
oaia, FOREIGNER at tases meo paa ens belle
2iusoanerius.
Ten or ria, Der er iilfreos nreo I'm
stlabue. Ten CT tari, Tom tsn bolos f'us
2ioenf aber | Zsmme.
-Iet faloer Ianat lie tsre at ffi3s opao en-
brat Bait, sno at aoa aso ao en- brat,
Tiger SossIansersu. vi ia, buor iazot o9'
iaa / 2tost. Set ialoer ioare tunst at
aaa neoao Baiie.
- Sporm rnssu 5oIusieIi: iiabsr lite ct
ianot, for Raiursu parmt os ilSsriist aas
bent Rsuus,e fig rso at ie / Blantsr %
gpr en- rig, piouubsrlis 5pIos af Stabsr.
ens gisbom Bee btbsuss lille ulssst
R,uneHs,Se1t for at bsuuers er's Stor'
beo.
- gu sisnnsmsoo, paa soos. luHee os
iaut. 8 ineiper srunost D0braselis sr ben
bse5ts arp, 5oraIors tan sioe fas Sfru
mso paa 6 pe.s Bel; usoarueos Bsn3e, 10
ieIu en- rbpvs Gormue, ben ton ioiaos
bort msuem gHs S0Hoer, men buao man
fra Barusbsn bar taast NIB fs fra 81
aoet 5lem / 5om al Gubsfrpsi os RaIis
ilarIigteb, bet sr ct GrpfislU, ioni p-niis
Ii8 oil rufe.
Decorah-posten., 1886-06-23
pi0t af gufrt.

On bur Roahbeef. 8 Warts Usa1s
nsb tom grinlsn Of BoIes paa ct
tort gsiss til gatis os bIsD intbuot
til Sro,Ot af Baron ROtbf6 10. 0a
mon ierusrste 8oafteefsu iasbs grins
len Of 0ales: "RartDcrbis! aisbst er
aItsIss Iiseb1u, iOm g pIsisr at faa bet
bi,mms~. = SmiIsnbs iu1rsbe garos
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