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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
HARLAN SEATED ~ THE LEGISLATURE
CHEERS IN THE ONO HOUSE WHEN THE COLoRED
MEMBER WAS SWORN IN.

MEMBER WAS SWORN IN.
COLUMBUs, March 26 Especial. The House
OF Re -presentatyes has added number Repnbi
can member, Rob rt Harlan famous colored citizen Of
Cincinnati. He was tho lowest candidate the Repub
lcau legislative ticket, victim OF Democratic fraud
ami prejudice but Investigation showed that
with an honest count Harlan was elected by nearly
1000 plurality. while BhtterGeld the highest Demo-
candidate. had alleged plurality of lsOG. The
P0Orman reported in favor OF oustlng Butter
field Wcdnc sday aud the report adopted to-day
resolution giving Harlan hs "a Il adopted by 80
10 81. An enthusiastic cheer heard ali the
building when Harlan IN, and in three min
utes his first
To the surprise the Republicans the Democratic
Senate passed the partisan police bill for Cincinnati
Democrats voted against 1t aud no Republicans.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
NEW-YORK, SATURDAY, MARCH q, 1886

from Coos Bay two men named Thurlow and I.inoet.
hand respectively OF the lost st. amer
Bedz supposed the only survivors Of the fifteen
persons aboard that vessel The Beda wrecked Just
above the mouth OF the Umpqua River. on March 10:
small boat containing seven men IL tho only ono Oh
the steamers heard from. II contained only -FOUR
men when it washed ashore. twenty four hours after
leaving the wreck Subsequently two of these men
died and the other two came down on the GOtama.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
STICKS AND REvoLvERs IN CORK.

LOYALIsTs DENOUNCGNG HOME RULE AND CROWDS
CHEERING rARNFII.
Cork, March 26.-A large meeting of 10y
alists held here to-day. Three thousand
tickets Of admission had issued Lords
Hamilton, Bandon and Castleton made vigorous
speeches against Home Rule willie the crowds outside
OF the hall cheered Gsd aui Parnel aud sang God
savo Ireland" When the meeting broke up there
collision between the opposing parties, and sticks and
revOlvers were freely used.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
PRIsoNERs ArrAc4ING POLICE IN coURT.

LIMERICK, March 26.-Fye men who had
been convicted Of rotng and assautng the police
brought up for sentence in OF the criminal courts
here to-day The magistrate committed them to impris-
onment for terms ranging from three to SIX months.
When sentence had been pronounced. prisoners
concert while in the dock made savage attack
the pol terrible struggle ensued causing such
excitement that the magistrate compelled to quit
the bench The prisoners finally overpo
again secured but until they had almost wrecked the
courtroom and had themselves been severely beaten
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
SRKERAL OOKBOrS KILLED.

FORT ELLIOTT. Tex, March 26.-For some
time the cowboys the L. s. Ranch, the town Of
Tasoora have been accused OF Maverieking" cattle
that fell their way. Shortly after midnight March
o. the nhabiants OF the aroused by voloy
from rifles and reyoyora Among those who Jumped 10
their doOrs Jesse Sheets. hotel proprietor SEQ
ond fusade nred and he fell dead riddlod with bul-
les. d" I'd" King. Frank Valley and Fred" Chiffon.
Of the L. s. Ranch, found dead and Charles Emery
the bartender Woodruff severely wounded. Several
arrested
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
MLLIs AID sTARcm woRKs DEsrRoYED.

BUFFALO, March 26.-Tne North Buffalo
Flour Mills caught tro to-day and destroyed The
mills had been empty for six months The loss is about
$40 900 insurance P25.2OO. The fire spread Gil
berts starch works which destroyed Tho build
ing one, aud 100000. The fire also de-
siroyed Ju>tins wagon aud blacksmith shop, j. Argus
store and several small buildings. The loss will not be
sured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
MANY TOWNS OUT OF PROVISIONS.

STILL BLOCKED AT ATCHISON.
ATCHIsoN, Kan, March 26.-The Champion
has dispatches from forty-siI towns tne Central
Branch, giving statements OF the supplies on hand
Twenty four correspondents report not a pound OF
coal and several Kerosene. gjur OF groceries. With
few exceptions coal supply in tho remaining towns
is almost EXHAUSTED Prices of everything have
doubled. Many OF the towns are from thirty to hfty
ms. from other railroads. II is believed In business
circles here that the strikers will abandon tho Martin
Irons wing. No trains moved yesterday. Two
mure ATTEMPTS were made to move trains to-day
bnt failed VI ,rsha Hitler, WHO did what he could TO
gel the trains through. removed by United Staos
Marshal Jones' This uthcs the suspicion that Jones
favOrs the strikers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
A COAL NINE BURNING.

CHATTANOOGA, March 26 ( pecidD.-Th fire
10 the lockwood mines still RACES, although 1t is
fined the entrance. the boerrOom at top OF tho slope
and old MIN The flames in the old coal
pillars and every device thus far used to quench 1t has
been unayailing. The ROane Iron Company have de-
cdcd seal up the entrance the smOkestack and til
shaft, aud IL possible the flames Tue roof has
fallen srvera places r view OF the dancer att tend-
ing work in the miues miners offered So n day.
Qucred for weeks.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
ESCAPING FROM A BURNING JAIL.

WILMINGTON, y. c., March 26.-Fire this
morning destroyed large frame building ana brick
tenement row owned by Burr Bailey. the carr block.
livery stable OF T. J. S0utherand the county jail, q
large brick building ami several other smaller buildings
Alexander Stewart notorious criminal just sentenced
Il twenty years Imprisonment escaped from The guards.
1hc lOss Is ahOnt 50. 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
INCIDENTS FROM THE GERMAN CAPITAL.
INV ~ rnr
OLD JOE WINS TIE GRA.

Old JOE WINS TIE GRAND NATIONAL RACE.
LONDON, March 2G.-The Grand National
steepleeha,e of 1000 soverelgns the Liver
pool spring meeting to-day. Mr. Douglass aged Old
Joe WOE, with Count Erdodys AGED Too Good second
aud T.. Jays aged Gamecock third There twenty
three starters. The last betting 20 to against Old
Joe, to against Too Good and 80 to against Game
Rock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
TESTING THg PJRITAWS la dalyERY

CHESTER, Penn. March 26.-The official dock
trial Of the machinery OF the monitor Puritan began
at Roaohs ship yard to-day by board OF Government
engineers. The tost Will continue Ia consecutive
hours
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
TRAINS MOVING REGULARLY IN TEXAS.

NEw-ORLEANs, La, March 26.-Recelver
Sheldon OF tho Texas and Pachc road, reports every
thing quiet along that line. Trains are running
regularly and disturbance nterferencs reported
from any quartet Colonel wheeloek telegraphed to-
day that 2l3 working In the shops at
Marshall without molestation. Receiver Sheldon says
the shops at GouIdsboro will open 0 Monday. They
would have been opened At earlier date but
for the fact that tho master mechanic was called
away from the city account OF death In his family
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
NATIONAL TROOPS ON TnE WAY TO ST. LOUIS

PITTsBURG, March 26 tSpeciah.-An extra
car atac he'd 70 the Western express which arri sed
$50 a to-day from Hew-York. contained company
OF United states Infantry The soldiers took breakfast
ana then won't on board tho Pan Handle train for st.
Louis Tho lieutenant In command said that the
pany lef. Governors Issnd last night and bound
81. LOuis. lt matter OF general remark that the
physique Of the soldiers unusually good. IL was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
LABOR TROUBLES IN OTHER PLACES.
FOR ARBITRATION AT COHoES-A AGITATION on THE
Grand TRUNK RAILMAY-NOTEs

FOR ARBiTRAIION Al COHOES-A ON THE
GRAND TRUNK RAILwAY-NoTEs.
COHoEs, n. Y, March 20 Especial. Whether
the twentyseven knitting mills of Cohoes will
closed much longer. and nearly 5000 operatives con-
tinus OF work, depends the action Of the
manufacturers. conference is to be had tomorrow
Thomas b. Barry, Of the National Executive Board
the Knights OF Labor. Mr.. Barry talked to-day with
Of the manufacturers aud he says that he thinks
that eyeryth viii work an right ne says that II they
agree tomorrow that he Is willing leave the
matter to manufactured to be selected by the Mauufao
turers' Association and to a Knight OF Labor no
will select the two to pick out third person. hey TO act
the matter to the Arbitration Committed Immediately to
call meeting of the operatives aud order them IN to
to date from the !me hey went out at the rate fixed by
the committee MI Barry THINKS tnat the local commit
tee made foolish bunder in ordering the strike.
from what he has far. the matter could have
been amicaby settled without this trouble.
READING. PENN, March ga number OF the mould
employed at the Manhattan ri ware Works failed
to appear this morning and the shop was closed until
the propretors to understanding with their
employees. The men asked for advance OF 10 per
cent which was granted TO take effect on April but
Fitzgerald stated that the men did not work this
morning because two Of their number had been dis
missed.
LONDON. ont. March 26-Ata meeting OF the Grand
Trunk aud remeu held here last night. dele
cation appointed to walt Ou Mr. HcksOn and re-
quest that their wages be restored to the old rate In
accordance with the promise made at the tue OF
ductoD IL is rumored that refusal Will probably
result general strike and absolute suspension OF
business ovor the whole Grand Trunk system.
BALTIMORE. March 26.-MarburE Brothers. Felgner K
and other leading manufacturers OF tobacco to-day
agreed make elgh hours days work In their fsctO
ries. At meeug last night Of employees in tobacco
factories in this city communication read from
Gail Az who employ 800 hands reducing the hours OF
labor to eight per day without reduction of pay.
CHICAGO. March 26.-The furniture manufacturers
this afternoon discuss the advsabty OF adopting
the eight hour law In all the shops IL cecded not
to submit TO dctation IN the matter
wILMINGToN, Del. March 26.-Twenty hve boys. about
sixteen year. OF age. employed rivet heaters by
Harlan & HolingswOrth Company, struck to-day for
Increase OF thirty per cent. They have been receiving
50 to 50 so week They made no formal dems nd on
the rn and their stopping obliged forty :iveters and
bOlderson e. suspend work. The latter will
morning the strikers places being filled by men
until boys can be engaged.
CHESTER, Penn. March 26-The firms OF Irving Il
Leiper and Law Doyinuey, have
advanced the wages OF all employees ten per cent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27

VICTORY FOR STREET RAILWAY EMPLOYEES
BosTON, March 26 (SpeoidD. horses on
all the cars Of the Metropolitan and Highland roads
have been bedeoked to-day with miniature naes bearing
the legend knights OF Labor Arbitration signifyng
to the initiated that the employees OF tho roads had
red their point by peaceful arbitration through tho
medium Of the officers OF the knights OF Labor The
Metropolitan. the largest concern OF tho kind New
England WAS compelled TO pay the employees 81 day.
just what the Highland Company had boen paying, nd
both companies yielded to several minor demands in
gard TO shorter hours and increasing the Of stable
men. The addition 10 the will the MetrOpO-
itan Company not far from Sl35,000 year, aud tho
Highland about $4,000.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27
STRIKES IN BELGIUM AND FRANCE.

A MOB AT THE PALACE OF KING LEOPOLD-FIRH
ARMS 1AK@N FROM 4 FACTORY IN LIEGE.
BRUSSELS, March GA mob of strikers
marched to-day to palace of King lie pod aud there
In body the Marsease. Beyond this they created
disturbance. few for disorderly
conduct The city pacarded last gt inAam-
matory appeals to the to rise mp andre and page
the town. The police this morning tore down the
posters.
LEGE March 26-The reign Of terror continues here.
The mob broke into maruftcory OF firearms las! neht
and carried away all OF its available Troops
have been every where and TINS OF the Kingdom
rapidly assuming the appearance OF heinz under mill
tary occupation. Even the beggars throughout tine
country often found TO be armed Of
for dsOrierly conduct are constantly being made.
PARIS, March 26-Reports from the mining districts in
France and Belgium are growing more alarming every
day The in both countries steadily
ing their strikes and becoming dsorderly 1t s affirmed
that the strikers in Decazeve have destroyed OF the
mines there by fire. Subscriptions flowing into tho
offices of the various Socialist newspaper to aid
the strikers.
INCIDENTS FROM THE GERMAN CAPITAL.
BY CABLE TO THE TBIBU>El
BERLIN, March 2G.-Prince William while
going at full spoed today hos back to
the GROUND Gienicke Bridge but wasnOt seriously
hurt
The Emperor has positively refused Niemenn, the
singer, permission to make u tour of America.
Miguers nomination successor OF the Russian
Finance Minister has been postponed lie VII be ap-
poiuted member OF the Commission for Germany in
the Polish provinces
In the RcichStag to-day Prince Bismarck spoke pro-
testing emphatcaly against any coup a. ctat If the
Monopoly bill were rejected. high consumed
spirits would be presented and il that were rejected
license would be LAID Prussia.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27

TWO SURVIVORS or 4 SHIPWREOK.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 26.-The schooner
Gotans has arrived from tho northern brngins
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1886-03-27

upon the subject that his company was the advance
guard OF force to be concentrated In tho region
threatened with riot about st. LOUIS and west VI that
CITY.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-12
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@r9ienIanbs Siining CT inbuit

@rGienIanbs Sitting CT inbui.Ist Os
betenteIis. &esieringen misbiQiser
S%iormastsrnss SnbbIanbins | 2anbets
inbre auIisssnber. Den 3bie bS. mebs
beIes fra atbsn, at Re~sierinssn bapbs
fattet en- Btilutntns, at btn lite tanbs
sius nOset unbst Suar paa StOruiass
tsrnss uItimatum, enb bet, iom ben
aaersbe baubs Stust. Stormaetemss
@~eianSter t sltben sisr GorbsrebeIisr
til at sua omborb puu ben fOreusbs
5luubs. 8 be bsisrs 8rsbie t gpsu
benatutr man fig til bet 5uub, at ben
snssIfts tasr rusfite Rsgierins piI finbs
en- beItis 9ssnins for bet srai,e Spsrsss
mail. Det CT umuli9t for aabinsttet
at uftrGbs, ba Gritufs pua bet beitsms
tsffe bar %aiilauet at banns ct uYt Ris
nilisrium.
Senere mebbsIss, at Stormastsrue
BAR pauIast fine @sianbt,r at forbIiue
| atbsn. Wau tror, at Srantrtss BAR
Iouet Stormastsrne, at @rGtsnIanb itaI
inbiius fine srissruftuiussr.
8eu 7bs bs. msbbsIes, at Resisrius
gen bar isnbt Ell Rauonbuao til Rous
ftuntiuOpsI forat brinss biezt ben graz
re 9sianbt SOnturiotis. 9rGfe Crops
per isnsss iaa burtist iom muIist mob
6rontsn.
Den tprtiits 9sianSt sr rsiit fra
atbsu. Se andre 9,iGnbtsr fra Stors
masterus bar iutitibst fig paa be reipst:
the Rseisriussrs Rrissfibe.
gsfaIiuesmGntsus puu ben suropGifs
GIaubs BAR faust Orbrs til at itaus.
be srGits Supns.
Den peIOpousfi,e SRr BAR facet Be
falling til at rptte tnb | EbssiaIisu.
nj ben tyrtifs bers gsuGssIier fer BET
ub til, at abssiaIieu bItuer StuspIabs
fen for be fsrits trissrite SssiUenbsbsr.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-12
2Dbe=Nurtnter COZ

6oIsets Sputpati pil bsianbis uere
paa arbeibernss Sibs, naar be meb
Sihbisbeb o. paa IouIis Iaabs isser
at forbebre fine Raar.
Susen nil nasts benz Rstten til at
nssIasse arbeibet. men be gar bslIsr lite
Net til at forbtnbre andre, fom u,aaffe
BAR fore 5amiIisr, til at ubrette bet
strbsibs, iOm be friuiais bar nsbIast.
8 bet DisbIit Streiteme aisr bet, bar
be lite Ienser 5OItets Sgmpati.
Raar arbeibsrue sisr fine Sorbrtns
ger sieIbsnbe paa en- fornuftis % pass
fsnbs Raabe, piI aIrbsibssipsrns I be
fefte GiIfeIbe u~nbsrbanbls meb benz
os tnbrsulms benz bsres S~orbrinser
slsr t bet Winbfs saa inb paa ct
Romprouis, fsrenb be reiitsrer en- Strsit.
Stiaer arbeiberne urtmsIiss Gorbrins
ger, iom arbeibsstusrns itte tan saa
tib paa, ifanbisr bisis bsusr u,ibIsrs
tibis tin Jorretntns. Dsrusb tabsr
besse Barter, men arbsibsrns I Reses
len ueif.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-12
Winueiota.

On Spsning UNDER Cpfgriel Min'
neapoIts iprtsbe iammsn ben ste b.,
buO,usb Sanes S'@onnsu, Sans 9e.
tsrion, SObn Yarrit os %. Raiou
bIsu brGbts % s. Simmons, Sobu
Carlton. .. SwsnfOu, Robsrt Ousr'
iou os Yatrit Sufues bIsu mere sIs,
minbre ~beitabisebe.
Sre Ssrn inSebr9nbt. Grant gsnorts
8aaninssbus / SiOur Bailey EOpnibip,
Sution gouutp, uebbrGnbt | GOrsbus,
Uar. 8snort tisrts YOitsn til Gate Yarl
os Sonsn arbsibsbs ubs paa 5armsn,
De tire minbits Born par bismms aIa,
os aas i~nSsbranbts. Wobsrsn ton
blsu,, iuu inart BUN faa QUIET branbts,
men bet par umuIiSt for beubs at rsbs'
be Smaa.
8rGnst. AGbe 5Ouisteepsr"s Grpt
Teri | minneapolis nsbbrGnbts ben l2t'
4p,iI for anbsn Sang | 9sbst al
aar. gn Del uf SubfrtpiionsIifsru'
S~esIasbes. De Subitribsntsr, iOm itt'
mobtussr RatS sftst, Dor inbisnee fr
Gbrtsie til ubsiperus os Opstpe. til buiI
Ten Glib be bar betaIt for gIabst.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-12
H0lanoet.
Banana q.

YanamaiQnalcn. London Times In.
bsboIbt rplis IN ROrsipOubunes fra pa:
ris, iom ubsn GriuI sr ffrspst af sr
Sasmanb. Sdn fer lite Sasen fra e
iaa Ipit Staubpuntt iom 9ssisYs, msr
oar bog life uiinbfs GuiuI ON, at Sa.
nuIsn oil bIiue bpss,t Os fuIbt farbit
| 1891, % lite | 1889, iom 9ssi,p:
gar Ippst. Sorrsfponbsntsn trOr, a
albtibst tan ubfsrts msb btn Nttista:
pttuI, iom CT tesust, I Screening mel
be 40 Wiuton.r 9oQars, iom Yaua.
maisIftabst bar forsfaast at ftGffs. Sn:
seuisr Rousisau, iom Rssisrinseu bal
ienbt ueb til YauarIa for at ~ropportsrs,
ON, Standardized tan ubferss tnbsr
ben fuffiatte Glib, bar bibtiI uGret me-
get rsierusret I fine ubtaIsIisr, men ben
aImtnbeIise Wsnins TT bog, at &ap'
porteu nil bIiue sunfis for Soretaseu:
bet. Oct CT RIippsfprGusninserns
Tom ma frpster for ffaI fcrIanse ar'
bsibst ubOusr ben af 9ssi'ps fafiatts
Glib. s ben isnsre Glib CT Der forstasei
fore Soranb,iHssr | 2sbsIisu Of arbsi:
bet. BOIuSst rauber ousr bstpbsIis'
sraftsr. 5 SerssIsSbsb ubtaIer aus
Jremmsbs, ION beisser 9unuma, fin
Ysunbrins Ousr ben unse frantic Sn'
senisr Bopsr, iom IsSsr arbeibet.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-12
arbetoeropteier I Rtitu aufee.

5 Eirsbass bsspnbte Der osiaa 1ros
Iisbeber | RiIuautee, ubsn at bet ben
Dag tom til 4nbst, snb at Der bifi %
Ger iamIebe fig Starsr at Strsitsre,
ubsu at bet tom til Rosst aIporIisere
Sammenitsb. Dog bruste be GrusIer
mob be tOrftisqiss arbsibsbsrrsr, %
piIbe btnbre benz I at baus fin 8ebrift
isans. Da 9upsrusr Bluff ft gfters
refining ON GiIfanbsu, gap Gan ftrar
Srbre til at WiIitars ffiIbe affenbss
berbsn, Os bet msb ifrsns Orbre til at
fpbe, uaar bet bIsu tommaneeret, % ba
tass orbsntIist Sists paa fin Wanb,
lite ftpbe paa Waataa.
Rafte Dag par WiIiteret paa gIabs
len, Os bet tom til Stybnins; Here af
uroftfterue bIsu trufns. Ost Iaber
til, at bsuue beifeu1te 5rsmsanssmaabe
bar Daft en- bsIbis 8irtnins paa be op,
rsrfte 9emptter.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-12

- 8 Rtsiouri, 8anias, bet norb'
Itss Suinois Os fiere andre Stsber ra'
i,bs ber | Eorsbass fart Storm mel
bstpbeIist 8ssuftpI.
- 8 apriI Waansb bIsu Der | b
Sorenebe Stater psb SIbsbrans sbslas'
gerbier for 8 Wiuionsr Dollars.
- RuturIis Gas er Opbasst | gsrrt
9orbo. Sutnois.
- Der sr 1926 9upirusuer Ser.
ben, os l,150 at bisfe er | be Gore'
nebe Stater.
- &anius BAR 664 Rp5sbsbIabe Og
Gibsfriftsr.
- l~lbfsterns for en- rig Ssff Rens
tutp er ubmGrtst.
- "a nps gper Orsaniisrebss iSans
ias | bet fbfe aar.
Ope en- WtQion Greer pIantss
bss I Rsbrafta paa ben at @~uusrnsren
fuitiatte O1s for iaubant arbsibs.
- Ousr 5000 SoIbutsr beiert.rtbs
fra ben brittle Oar | 1885.
- Gu sbsIGsstnbs SIbsbranb ruier
I gierssns uer Wibbtstopn, Nains.
- 8 be Goren.bs Stater CT Der
90, 900 StoIsbibIiotbster uisb As WiIs
Iiousr gsser; bette ct II Wiaioner
Ssssr mere enb | uue oifentIise BIB
Itotb,tsr | europa tiIiammsn.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-12
Snotf Speoe.

Del ct ui ubftiuis Sntsrssis for aries
r~itanfte 5armsre, I SRrbsIssbsb foe
benz, iom bprter Spsbs, at faa bsre
Iibt ON ben &onturranes, be bar fra
bet brittle Snbisn. Sst bar fra Glib
til anben ueret p~aaifaast, at Der title
par uoseu Gure fra ben Rant; men be,
Jon bar paaftaast bette, ipnes at bare
baft ct ousrfabif aisnbfab til Sors
buIbens | SnSieu.
.. 81. &i9arbion, llbstpsr at "Gas
psnport Democrat, BAR rstit uissst ON,
FIRING | gsrben, Os bans aorrsipon,
Dancer Ieifss msb Suterssis. Ombtrb
paa ct Glib | SaDnsn peb Bombay
ftriusr ban fsIs,ubs ON 5psbsipsrsss
udaIet:
Bort Glib sr Iafst rlsb 5pebe.
0grtningen af 5psts I britif Snbieu
fOrssss bstpbeIist, pore unisritanfe Sars
mere ma lite tafs b.uns 6isnbssiers
ming Of Spus. De Snbfsbte fpiier
lite 9ueoe ieIu, men be uiI sisrns byrfe
ben, ba ben inbbrinser benz tussst tons
tante Yense. SOrbbunben er fortrGfs
fsIis for 9usbs, 6Iimutst ubmRrtst %
uSsifttrne for arbsibe, - ia bet los
ter lite mere at Isie 25 farm coolies
snb en- COB 4rbsibsmanb I be 5orsnebe
Stater. 6or 4 eler 5 Gents ON Oas
gen babe orb.iber be os boIbsr fig
ieIu Ssns os ROif. s taller ON biaist
ttnstif arb,ibs, men bisie Coolies Ies
usr snbba biutssrs sub Rinsisrns, iaa
bet er umuIist for benz at faa 5obs
fate Der.
Oct sr msb iaabanns Surr1ers pore
amerifauite Bsrssrs gar at tianrps, os
bsrefter bItusr bet mssst paniteIisers.
SnbisnS 5psbe : R.ipurisr sr ubpre.
9usbsn, JON auIes, sr ubmartet. Den
ienbss til europa os tontursrsr msb
ben a~IIerbebfe Suebe fra California.
Oct puaffaaes, at ben itaar bsit opsr
ben bebfte amstitanffe Saarbuebe. Den
CT iepnsoS msb ben bsbite itaIienffe
Wattaronts9 psbs % sr ubua. let for
grsb. gn aubeu betpbeIis SorbeI for
5usbsauI bsr er, ct Sransportationsu
er tortere os biuissre enb fra gaIifors
nta % andre usffIiss Stater. Baa %
Dass ton ben t%ransporterss til 2ipers
pool os paa tortsrs Glib til bet ipbIiss
europa. Oet er | gnslanbs Sntefssie
at fr.mbieIpe 9uebeauI I Snbieu - %
bssfOrubsn nil baabe England % beIe
ben surise gerben, iom ipiier Brsb,
tisbe Der, bpOr ben er biuisf. Rutur'
Iisuis sr Dor 5anbsIsforbinbsIis uisb
europa iaabau, at bet er I lIbIanbets
SutersSie at banble meb Staterne, men
uisb biQisere 5uete paa be siropaiife
Marte6sr, enb ut tan Iepere ben, pil
5anbeleu u,sb os ftanbis. Web beune
5orsssIfs af inbift Suebe bebsuer ut
lite at peute mere wheat booms | Stas
terne.
Dtsie Rienbssierntnssr burbe fors
itaass at be arisritanife Sarmere, faa
be lite Iasser fig for uleset sfter 5ues
beaul, TIT ueb beres tofbare Waa6e at
bprte ben paa, er bet umuIist for benz
at tonflrrere msb ben inbtite Spsbe
paa Yerbensmarfebst.
Decorah-posten., 1886-05-12
NemsNprf

SnSpanSringen ouer Nsw Yort
gpriI bsIsb fig til SO, 2S4 irOb $3.50
I ben ~tiIiuarsnbe Raaneb ifior, en- TOr'
minbffsIis at 9,o66. Chen ben life
Sanuar anton til Rew 9ort 1882
Snbpanbrers, bpiItet sr s6s minbrs sns
| be ~tiIfparsnSe 4 Waansbsr ifior.
8ranbtiiteIier. Der ffaI pore itor
Sanbipnlisbsb for, at ben iaa bsrps'
tsbs anar9ii Sobu ROft bar brsusi
ct fiaubist SpiI be itbfis aar I Wsu
gorf, ibst ban tnbenfor ben intsrna'
tiomaIe notwithstanding bar ~orsaniisrsi
en- gaube, fom, sfterut MebIemmsrns
bar asiureret fit 9Obaue, ba Iaber bstt'
saa op I 9uer. Yaa ben Usaabe tan
mar M fortIars fig ale be ben isnsr'
Glib fieb'unbns S~Ibsbranbe, optcmns
ueb goItnius suer @%rpIofon Of Zero
fins camper.