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St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Price Named the Senator.

ToMAH, Wis, Aug. 29.-The sena-
torial convention for the Thirty-second
district, composed OF Jackson, Monroe
and Wood counties, was held here to-
day. The contest was between III. III.
Price and T. B. Mills. of Jackson.
Wood county presented Thomas Connor,
and the Monroe county delegates agreed
to vote for any man Jackson was united
on. Forty-six ballots were taken re-
sulting in the choice of Mr.. Price by
unanimous vote
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
ROASTED ALIVE.
Valuable Equines Burned tt
Death in indianapolis.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 29.-Tues-
day afternoon the large barn of A. G.
Remy at Spring Valley stock farm,
eight miles south of this, city, was de-
stroyed- by fire. Seventeen high-bred
horses and colts were destroyed, among
them Mary G, who had a record of 2::35,
and had made for her owners OH the
course, $4,000. Ina, Pancoast mare
with a record of 2:21sl, was also de-
and on barn and contents. $4,000. The
insurance was $5,600--in the Home of
New York. $4,000, and Phoenix of
Brooklyn, $500. Brignoli Wilkes and
his two colts, Napoleon and Marion,
were saved. A HOmewood horse was
destroyed, which ends the line.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
THESE WANT OFFICE.
Five Democrats and One Republi-
can Willing to Go to Congress.

PITTsBURG, Pa, Aug. 2S.-The Demo
Gratis of the Twenty-third congressional
district to-day nominated Joseph Lang
fit to oppose Gen. Payne; and In the
Twenty-second district George H. Mon
roe was nominated.
CEDAR RAPIDS, To-, Aug. 29.-The
Fifth congressional Republican conven-
ton renominated Hon. Daniel Kerr, of
Grundy county, for congress to-day.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. 29.-The Democrats
of the First Missouri district renomi-
mated William II. Hatch for congress.
There was nc opposition.
CHARLESTON, S. c., Aug. 29.-The
Second congressional district Demo-
cratic convention has taken fifty ballots
without choice and has adjourned.
WARRENToN, Mo-, Aug. 29.-The
deadlock in the Seventh congressional
district Democratic convention was
broken this afternoon by the nomination
of r. ii. Norton, of Troy, on the 1OSth
ballot.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Solid for Barto.

Special 10 the Globe.
S-AUl C-1NTER, MIMI, Aug. 29.-The
ad djomned caucus was held this evening
and the whole Barto ticket was elected.
The issue was Gilman and anti4iilnlan,
ami tic Gilman strength in Western
SEearns is athing of the Dast. The bat
tie was hard fought one AMI the vote
was close. The delegates are \. Bar
ton, Charles L. Hendryx, NJ. Thomson,
S. N. Bruce and c. E. Bridgiran.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Here's a Dark Horse.

Special to the Globe.
FARrBAUI.T, Aug. 29.-The Republi-
can county convention to elect dele
gates to the state convention will be
held at the court house, Saturday. Sept.
l. and in all probability delegates favor
able to the nomination of Hon. T. L.
Clements, of this city, for governor. will
ha plaptpd
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
GET TO WORK.

Now that Gov. WILSON has completed
the complement of the state central
committee, and has selected the mem
bers of his campaign executive commit
see, it would be a good idea for the two
committees to pull themselves together
and get down to work. If it is intended
to carry Minnesota for the Democratic
ticket this fall it will take work, and
good deal of it.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Hungary's Harvest.

PEsTH, Aug. 80. = Secretaries of
State Berzevichy and Gouchy
Jointly undertake the duties of
the late Minister Trefort, the former
being the responsible head. An official
report on the present harvest places the
yield of wheat at 3S, 100000 metercenti-
mers, against 40,900,0O0 in 1887.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Harrison Corncred.

SpeC1HI 60 tIIU tIIUUe.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Aug. 29.--Leon
o. BAILEY, assistant United States dis
trict attorney, made speech to the
Democrats tonight, in which he spoke
against Gen. Harrison for the alleged
part he took in the strike of 1877. He
cited number of names of strikers
who said they heard Gen. Harrison
make speech in which it was charged
he said 81 a day was enough for work
ingman and advised force against the
strikers. Out of this came demand
tonight on the Journal for the $1,000 it
has offered for proof that Gen. Harrison
made such 4 speech.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
FIGHTING DERVIsHEs.

1hey Attack and Capture an
Egyptian Fort and are Subse-
quently Driven Out.
CAIRO. Aug. 20. Five hundred Der
vlshes attacked an Egyptian fort near
Wady Halfa, and captured a portion of
IL. The Egyptians received reinforce
mehts from Wady Halfa, and finally
succeeded in driving out the Dervishes.
Killing more than one hundred of them.
Inc Egyptian loss was, sixteen killed
and tWenty-SeYen wounded
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
BITS OF BLUE RIBBON.
Queen Vic Turns Out a Job Lot
OF Knights.

Special Cable to the Globe
LONDON, Aug. 29.-Sir Charles Tup-
per, Canadian minister of finance, has
been created baronet. Sir Lionel s.
Sackville-West, British minister to
Washington, has been presented with
the grand cross of st. Michael and st.
George, and Messrs. Bergne, Thompson
and Winter are made knights COM
mander of st. Michael and st. George
in recognition of their rervices in franz
ing the fisheries treaty lately rejected
by the American senate.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Opposed to Merriam.

ANoKA, Mimi, Aug. 29.-The Repub-
licans held caueuses in each of the three
wards in the city this evening, and
after some skirmlshing elected set of
delegates to Saturdays county conven-
ton. The delegates are antagonistic to
Merriam. The old war horses of the e.
o. p. are working hard to keep harmony
III the ranks, and at the same time while
scorning the conventional red bandan-
ma, retaining death grip on the bloody
shirt
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Captured a Counterfaiter.

Special to the Globe.
WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Aug. 29.-Frank
Lavelly, ceunterfeiter, was arrested at
Shickshlnny to-day. Considerable coun-
terfeit money and set of tools were
found in his possession. He made a
confession. duplicating number of
people of good standing. Layeliy sue
ceeded in circulating over 500 counter
meeting. United States detectives have
been looking for Lavelly for over a
year.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Dervishes Capture an Egyp-
tlan Fort and Are Subss-
quently Stampeded.
Gladstone Explains Why Par
nell Was Released From
Kiiimainham Jail.
Queen Victoria Turns Out q
Small job Lot Of
Knights.
Special Cable tn the cloho


DUBLIN, Aug. ga force of soldiers
and police evicted five families from the
estate of Lord ClanIicarde at Woodford
Today. An aged sick woman was
dragged from her house and placed on
the roadside. English visitors to Wood
lord who witnessed the evictions car
RED the woman to place of shelter and
expressed their feelings in strong lam
guage. len persons were arrested for
resistance and interference. The Par
neil de1ense fund received subscriptions
amounting to e10O at Waterford to-day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30

course of the administration regarding
the fishery question, and denounces the
two Republican congressman from Ne
braska for their vote against free lum-
ber and free salt.
The convention at its evening session
completed the state ticket as follows:
For commissioner of public lands and
buildings, b. III. Jusson, of Richardson;
superintendent of public instruction,
Marion Thrasher, of Clay. The con-
vention then adopted the platform, and
after selecting presidential electors, ad-
journed sine die.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Due to the Tide.

Special to the Globe.
SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 29.-The Brit
ish court of inquiry into the collision be-
tween the steamers Oceanic and CITY
of Chester. by which fifteen persons
lost their lives, have exonerated the
officers of the Oceanic, and attributed
the disaster to the fact that the Chester
was caught in strong tide and forced
across the bows of the Oceanic. The
officers and men of the Oceanic are COM
plimented on the discipline maintained
at the time.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Sill Hclnocratic.
Special to the t;:.fe.

Sperial to the G:sDe.
: TISoSA, Aug. 29.-The Wiarus, the
Polish papv:-, w.icil- was reported TO
b:sve ea;e ever 10 the support Of the
Republicans, al the time of its rccen.
s;:ie IL minneapolis parties, Is still in
tn. Fda.Gs af- lhe democracy, and its
elIis.c, Eait;owski, declares that the
ei.bvr vii lsreiH;iin true to its first love.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Solid for Merriam.

Special to the Globe.
SPRING VALLEY. Mimi, Aug. 90
Spring Valley sends a solid Merriam
delegation to the county convention
Friday. Scheffer is in this city. Fill
more county will send Merriam dele
r2tion to St Paul
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
They Favor MORGAN.

La CROSSE. Wis. Aug. 2a.-At the
county convention, held today, the fol-
lowing delegates were elected to the
Democratic state convention: r.. l..
usicl. L. W. Ford, c. B. Miller, Louis
WeEs9i. Tley so uninstructed, but
favor Morgan.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
BLAINE'S BLUSTER.
The Plumed Knight Condemns
the Mills, Bill and the Presi-

dents Retaliatory Message.
CALAIS, Me-, Aug. 29.-James e.
Blaine addressed an audience of from
5000 to 5000 people in this city this
afternoon. He devoted the opening
portion of his speech to an attack upon
the Mills tariff bill, which. he said,
might aptly be termed ga bill for the
destruction of the material interests of
Maine." 1t is bill, he said, to throw
open our American market to Canadians
without consideration, recompenSe or
exchange of any kind. This giving
away of our markets impressed him as
all the more remarkable because the
very men who passed the bill in the
Democratic house have been for years
advocating reciprocity with Canada.
The bill gave away nearly every ma
terial interest of Maine, and, viewing it
merely as trade Or swap, he should be
utterly ashamed of any Maine horse
jockey who could not do better. Com
menting on President Cleveland'S retail
iat0ry message, he asked why it might
be reasoned that as soon as the senate
defeats the Mills bill, the president will
not make another SOmerSault and charge
as radically in regard to tariffs as he has
in regard to the fisheries. Said Mir.
Blaine: May not his belated letter of
acceptance disclose such radical but
temporary charge as will show him a
protectionst up to the point of a prohib-
itory tariff? Would it be whit more
inconsistent than his sudden conversion
of the fisheries?' He had nothing to
say against Canada. They do exactly
as they have right to, and he neither
disputed their right nor envied their
position. eff they come with US, they
can have what we have, but it is an ab-
solute wrong against the rights of Amer
lean citizen that millions of men, who
owe the United States no allegiance,
who take no part in our affairs, or who
are not of us, but choose to be foreign to
us, shall have exactly the same share
in our markets and the same privileges
OF trade under our flag that we have?"
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
TO-DAY'S WEATHER.

WASHINGTON. Aug. 29.-Indications for
Wisconsin: Fair, warmer; variable winds
For Minnesota, Eastern and Southwestern
Dakota: Fair except in northern portions
tight local rams: cooler, preceded in East
ern Minnesota by warmer; variable winds.
GENERAL OBSERVATIONS.
ST. PAUL, Aug. 29.-The following ohseT-
vations were made at GAS p. m.. local time:
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Adulteration Is Suspected.

OTTAWA, Ont, Aug. 2o.-As a result
of the visit of an official of the inland
revenue department to New York an
analysis of samples of Canadian and
American lards is to be made. Adulter-
alton is suspected.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
Kidd Takes the Cake.
Special to the Globe

Special to the Globe.
PRAIRIE DU CHEN, Wis, Aug. g.
At the Republican senatorial conven-
ton held at Boscobel to-day J. I. Kidd,
of Melville, was nominated.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30
He Meant Murder.

PARIS, Aug. 29.-A retired German
officer named HOhenburg, a teacher of
languages, was arrested to-day at Nice
in the act of posting a Lebel cartridge.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-08-30

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campaigns will we have political giants
again. Any sort of fool can buy his
way into Office, provided he has the
money; but it takes brainy man to
talk himself into official station.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03
matiife Drama er naturlisois 5rantriss

matiife Drama It naturlispis 5ranfris
os Tpiflanb.
8onlanser, iom nu after er paa 8e
meme, repreienterer nemlis ben friserite
dntitpife Nanb Granfrise, os &rap pao
Waabenneolasselie fra 9pitlanbs 5ibe
piloe betDoe bet famine iom ct Gorfan-
senbe onl, at 5ranfrise ltulce boloe fig
rolis, inbtil Tpiflanbs Befoltnins ON
a 10 Nar blep itOr nof til at trobIs
ale fienotlise 5oranitaltninser fra Granfs
RIGGS @ibe.
Tbi ben 5orbel bar Tpitlano: 5olfez
talet er itsrre os forsses meset burti@
9ere enb Granfrises. Men EDlflano er
fattisere, os en- &ris MI pilbe albris
fanne reiultere | en- iaaoan Oberiusm.
melle af Jrantri9e 1om 1870.
De, Der foritaar fig paa iaabdnue
Ting flyer, at bele europa life fitnbe
sisre nleo Grantrise nu, bpab 7piflanb
alene ba siorbe.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03
2oe,l glarga,ls

bar meset tarpelis. s ben pafre Noab,
ocr' abpsset Dseloen og ioripnet ,neo
betpoelis Seiltraft, banbe be fln inbret=
tH Jig ct Tibet Telt, buorunoer be Heen<
ueir ffifteuis fuitoe lisse tprt. Sc pilbe
labe oet'bero paa ginben os 9iret, ont
be lfulbe fd9e apfen fpouoer os berfra
lette oper til ben loenfte &Dit ps uibere
tit geltqgumelicsiteoet, eller ON DC ifnlbe!
tase ben fortelte gei oper til Spaano os,
oerfra til aipbenbapn. (8ers. 3.
0en enelte betpoelise 2op, bet MI OPP
lslte Stprtbins bar pebtnset, er 2op ON
5urmuesior9oloet mellem gEstefolf.
af fnlnore 2ooe er peotdsne ON YoIfz
peienet, ON &euteiOhoges 6rigipede os
5traf for Ndser, Ohl uOrit 5tatsbOrser.
ret, om Suoifranfnil's af 8rus al Site
reoifaber Saltpanb, ON 2eilenbinasz
palenet ON ilnaa Jororinsers Snbbri-
pelie % ON lloials af 81 m. m. iamt
5oranorin9 / Disienterlouen os enoel
minbre 2ope.
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03
Ueuesielitabets aarsmpoc,

Det lfanbinauilfe 5ellesielIfab for
9otaf Mfbolb Minneiota afboloer fit
3bie Aarsmpbe ben 23oe os 24oe Ofbr.
/ Dania Sal Bpnins, 2ben @tase, Slsrs
net al gebar Mpe. os ste Ct, Ntinne-
apolis. Ntpoet aabnes &f. 8 Worsen.
NGe Joreuinser bsr beige Oeputereoe
til Msbet iaalebes iom 8onititutionen
forelfriper nemlis foruoen ben enc oslaa
en- for bpert buubrebe Meolemmer Sore
nin9en teller.
stle Delesater os Giaier til Mpoet
mao {nareit mrlis unberrette Sefreteren
ON fit &omnie.
vile Joreninsers gefretarer bSr forz
uo inblenbe Delesaternes Befnlome9ti.
selie iaa Sitter oper Stemnieberettiseoe
fan bore I9rbis peb Wtpoets aabning.
8eitDrellen oil isrse for at rebnlereoe
esernbanebiletter fan erbolbes.
&. y. Stub, Cften 4Sinber9.
5ormauo. Setret9r.
4O8 gebar Npe.
Winneapolis. :
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03
9alllllart.

8eo bet ifanoiuapilfe SpfartsmDbe /
apbenbapn ben 4oe Suli ubpalstes en-
aomite paa 9 Meblerrmer til at taqe
unoer Ouerueielie Oprettelien al en- ltans
oinapiIf &eoerifOrenins. Til oenne 8os
mite blep bet liseleoes oueroraget at
tase 8eltemmelle ON 3ib og Steo for
bet neite ifanbinauiife Sefartsmsbe.
Sm bet nationalpfonomilfe Mpbe
&iebenbapn telesraieres til &riitiania-
blabeue ben 6te {. 3d.:
S bet fanoefonomilfe Mebe inoleoebe
aontprdef Rubin Spsrssmaalet om
ensartet 9anoelsitatiitif os forsllos en-
&eiolution, Der anbeialeoe rationelle og
ensarteoe Jormer for be ire noroiife
Risers panoelsitatiitif. Director aiar
(ariitiania) ilutteoe fig BERTH, ioet ban
tiaise anbefa.eoe en- &elolution ON Gnsz
artetIeo for a!le eaore itatiltilte srbei-
Der. S Disfusiionen oeltos &ebattsr
9eolunb (@5tebors), Marius Sab os
Brofesfor S6arlins. 9e to iibituaunte
irembepeoe Npouenoisbeoen af riseli<
setisere 8epilsuinser til gureauerne.
Besse 8eiolutiouer ueotoses enitemmis.
q
Mpoet oueroares af 8aron 8ed.Jriis
os Den oanife @elanot Stodbolm, Billie.
Spsrssmaalet om lfanbinauilf 1olo=
union inoleoeoes al 9geent Sablbed
(auno), Der pnife0e ialfalo Melemriss=
loo. 9il banl ilutteoe fig Broiesior
Wuntbe af Wtorsenitierne (ariltiania)
os Bersoertseier Sebenius (5todbolm).
Srosierer aueot (aigbeubauu) talte
moo proteftioniitilf Toloilniun. Hcoat>
tpr 5ersloiu (Walmp) erflerebe, at
suerise pilbe man life baue 1olounion,
men anbeialeoe bog &esjeriusstommiss
iioner. 5orbanolinserne fortiattes ilr,r.
gen.
&jsbeubapn ben zoe Suli. Oet nas
tionalpfonomiife Nisbe fortiattes ioas
unoer liplis Oisfusiion ans. Spsrss-
naalet ON en- ifanoinauiit 1olbuuion.
statsraao Selisien, 9ietsen, Gbiitopber
Gage, 4ontordei 8ubin, Decent 5abl.
bed, Yroiesior 9amiltun os Seoluno
par al ulise Spnspuufter. Mgoet be-
llutteoe at uotale Dnifelisbeoen al en-
9ilnarmelie melem De uoro,lfe &iser
banoelspolitilf 9enieenoe, Os at Opfors
ore &esierinserne til at tilueiebrinse
Oplpsninser ON JoruolGtninserne for
Ell 1olounion. Dereiter meooelte eroi.
Muntbe % 9erreosbDuoins geitmann
nosle Oplpsninser ON bet metriife Gpz
items SnoiDrelie Norse os Sperise.
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fcmpasnierne % beres Nsenter ! be ell'
ropoiife Qobne.

fcmpasnierne % beres Nsenter be eis
ropeiife Qabne.
Siar ipnes en- iuisastis Gsentur at
BABE narret 9niinber at itaffels bielpe=
lgie Stalienere b.ooper. s
Maioriteten al Dem iises at pare Jar=
mere, iom meo sGrlisbeo os 2Opalltet
uiloe bialpe at bpsse 2anoet, ON be fit
tomme iis uo ! Heiten, buor oDrfbart
Qanb enbnu er at faa.
Der oiloe be inart nanne fig til en-
Driftisbeo, iom beres eset 2ano oesz
uarre lite bar piit at nopifle, ialfalo
tun llet bar oibIt at belgnne.
Men bisie Jamie Euiinber flofteoe
ianlmen iusle, TRANCE, ifibne pmler o9
9Dtter 9ie,u Oorf fors9er en betanfe@
.lis Grab ben 6orbrDberfuntinsent, fom
Guropa fun altfor reseln.asiist Doer os.
Gs>pa ber tases fat i os bebanhles
meo Pet glluor os ben JorIisti9beo, ben
fop kser.
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Snolanoet.

Yrobibitioniiterne &anlas bolot &on>
uention | 9ut1inlon meo 200 Dele9ater.
s Cincinnati arrelterebes tire Gutter
for 2ommetpueri. Set opbasebes, at
be tilbgrte en- or9ani ferret 9Doebanbe,
bporaf Meblemmerne bar mellem IL oa
Is Nar samle. De baube ensans laet
op en- Ylan forat at rppe Nationalz zBan,
fen, men bpersans be ifulbe til at opez
rere, fit be Die paa Stierner os Blaa=
mRnb.
Sra Nlblanb, Mis. berettes, at Damp
itibet ,,2eano" opbranot gatten til
9orsbas. Sen sjorbe 1urer mellem
Olbtoib os gseip 2onoon.
2iset al @enr. Sobn u. 2osan ifal
mart fpttes til ct 2isbus oprettet peo
Mrs. 2osan os benoes Sui9eribn.
Sulet er bpsset al @ranit os foiter co.
600 Doq.
9ear Sefferion, Sonia, brufneoe tire
8iser | omfrins 13 Marsaloeren mems
be babeoe fig. Nlle Sig bleO sienfunoen.
@n NntizYrobibitio nsbeuaselie er be-
spnbt Sqinois. 9enii9ten er at siSre
ben rtational.
Observation-Disclosures Netu Dort oil
tase liolis Del &asnen. Gn
Transformation pil mart blipe afbolot |
Buffalo.
Her @ranit Sails blep 6ans Torfel-
fen 5laifrub, bans 9eit os ct 5sl orebt
peo 2pniloen Manoas Nften.
s Duluth blep nplis en- Nano inos
bentet al rusfife Dfficerer for Delastiss
beb i trebobbelt Ytorb, besaaet | 3us~
lano. 9an par nplis iommen til Duz
lutb paa @eiie til Yenibina.
vi @rasbopper er Der iBerbam, Dts
ter Tail Co., fanset 10000 8ii9el;
men enboa er Der mango tilbase. NDz
fig fsi enbel afiteo os nebiatte fig fem
Mile berfra, os itrar blep Der fanset 45
Bulbels. Ser er 9aab ON at faa bem
aloeles ubrpooet.
Gn gielie Gli5abetb, Otter Z. Co..
bleb afbrubt al en- Nanb, en- forifnot
Glifer, Der piite fig pabnet meb &epols
per % ielp labet meo WbiifD. Bib
nerue faitebe bam ub % QanblinSen blep
fortiaf.
3. @ebb i Blue Garth Gitp misbanb-
lebe en- Aften fin Jamilie. bporfOr en-
yaabo peb ssapn Smitb inbfanbt iis %
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9lorge,

Statsraab &etil Wobfelbt lisser for
Tiben alporli9t lD9.
uabjs Bjsrniou", flyer r@ocialoemo=
traten", efterat Bjernion paa Mpbst paa
Aillebammer git meo paa. at alminbelis
Stemmeret iffe e optiles iom galspro-
grant &riltians smt os uotalte, at
man tuube bespnoe meo ,,at siue &ettel
til ale Mano, iom bar iplbt 80 Gar".
Disteren 8isrulon us iimpeltben Ell
Dpuisler, iom poloer llsreie naiter buor
ban fommer - ifriuer ,,Nbresleblaoet"
/ en- Wrtitel om BjsrnlOns iibite llb9p=
oelier / ,,8erbens Sang. Gan er Dig
ter, os ban inoifranter life bette &clo
bare til Yoeiien; ban fan oiste, bet bar
ri feet mere eno en Sang. 9pao, ON
ber til Nfperlins blep ifreuet en- 1rase=
bic, bbori en- Dister ipilleoe en- iprselis
9opebrolle. Suao Der nDlls en- paste
ret, tuube nOf siue Stof til ct SsrseipiI
1unbet @felet. llnber ct 1oruoptasz
ninssarbeibe en- MDr i Bpnaslet bar
man nplis funoet ct nesent Menneife=
ifelet, iom man antaser bar last noset
lanse Mpren I'll mt buerfen @uo eler
9aar er afteret. 2iset laa en- Meter
opbt Sor6e, ifriuer nTbrb. Mftbl,"
Sra 8aase itripes til .,@isuifs 8l." "
l9be Suni: Gn Sfomaser meo fin @ut,
Der December for. u. ifulbe saa ooer
6ielbet @laaoalen fra 2eiie til 8aase
% iom bleu borte, leote man iorsieues
efter Fere @anse / 8interens 2sb. Den
15be b. N. par mon iaa belbis at finbe
BEN, na9tet Sneen paa lanSt nRr enonu
,ite er saaet bort af Jieloet. Omtrent
40 Wanb bar ben 14oe % 15oe uoe at
lebe. Os fanbtes be ba omtrent 2 a 3
&ilometer fra 6aasenitaoieteren. Sc
bapoe last fig Sioe ON Sioe % par
lopneoe til ben iibfte sspn.
Moberne 8itinseiRrb. Bergen ben
Ste SUM. Ere unse Meno fra 8ers
gen, b6rr. Snsenisr @rlins lltue, In
pograferne Mlfreo lllpecal os hilbert
lllpebal, ofreilte berira ioas paa en- Ser=
erinssbaab til &isbenbapn iorat beige
llbfilinsen. De ipntes life at babe itor
5rp9t for bet paaoe Clement. buerlen
fraouer eQer Mebeu. oa oeres uorultnins
Felt raabet. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1887-1889, 1888-08-03
Snouanorimgea.

Sffe uben @runo bespnoer Befolfninz
seu De foreuebe 5tater at ia Betanz
liseoperfor ben itisenbe Snb@
panorins af fremmeoe 9fationer.
Set er bra nof for ben 9amle 8erben
at ia ct fort, aabent 2ano, bportil ben
fan Ienoe Operifllboet af fit Jolfetal.
Nfen benne letpinbte Maabe at bli fpit
bette Dperlfuo paa b9rer for ben nDe
8eroen, ioln ifal mootase 6enne nitanoz
ielise strbm, | fig ct af be itsrite %
panitelisie Yroblen:er, iom nosen Stat
paa Sorben noseniinbe bar maattet lsie.
Ut bore briftis moi til at tose imoo
Naillioner rfter MilliOner af.oe forifiele
liste JOlf, 9unsenlanl os llopiflins. 81
benz fulb 8orserret, fulb Nnbel 9an<
bets Stprelie bet 9aab. at be inbeS
forfeit mulis Tib ital ibentiieere fig os
amalsamere fig meo ben allerebe erilte@
renbe amerifanife Befolfnins, lare 2ans
bets @pros, lere at elife Os opretboloe
2anbets irie Snititutloner, lare at for
itaa % paaifisnne 2aabets 2ope, alt
bette biler en- Driitisbeo, iom Ct faraf=
teriltiit for Mmerifa o9 slmerifanerne.
ut OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tr9nser en
&epiiion, berom er pilt ale enise.
6or Oiebliffet erber neblat en- &omite,
bpis Mrbeioe 9aar no poa at siere umz
beris9elier benne &etnin9.
@elultatet af bisle llnberfsseller fal,
Der life ub til 5orbel for Dampitibs.