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Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Gecprab DC Sntegn.
TN lite SEPTEMBER 1888.
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SulDeI OpuVBt
beopnbte fofe 9prseds i'm 26oe anrs
gi,iipmbet her i Sper, ps BEN Nuleo'
uius bulcies Der en- G dmmentpmIt | Set
Salen. ef @lspsr par Der bennesans
life iulbt 100 mango iom eusrs, men
rimeliapis pil flerc ps ilere inefnoe its,
uaor bet trapltiie 6sitnrbeibe er forbi.
siulsns gtfprtr, %roi. 6. 9arien, bpiot
Ssr, ppl9fc 3apibs ste, % gil laa
eper iii at tale ON gnitaltens iarlise
gnliessnbsr. Zen %aitraabts Susbol'
btr, Sr. Sosa re Sritrn, III al ar'er'
fiertelie for Den @jernirs, DC TO MI
Ters gar bapoe tait unbsr fine Sars
Der, ps Ten rpe gipnpm, Or, elaulen
% acne, bilisbs& %pelfcmmen. Ssarer'
~peripualet par Der inbirooot ro9en 5or'
untrine. Grpi. Mcniao babSe taset
lin Giitet fro siplm Geipreren uotaite
lin inbsrlise 2of for, bpao ban bapoe
pirtct / tit aalb he 5 Slar, ban paretog
oct aniparsiuloe Nrbsioe bon baooe life
blot piit Sntersaie for fine ipcclele
Soa, men ti[isc pmIattet S'plens belle
giritn NIB S~jRrliSbeb, meo Glib os
mtb 2rrTab. Yrpi. Ramitub, Der tib'
lieere tapbe iurseret icm miolertiois
9arer, Dor Hi nniat ipm Taft TroIes'
for.
3ra Carer sGplseiet bar Der, lcu be-
tlenet, ubsaaet et 5orild9 ont, at otr
teb GpGIsset Ifulbe trafies en- Ianoar
Grtnius, of Sipleudrst irbeelies Ter
miner, lao inbirRberoe glcter Der altir
iunbe iaa i entelte Sag noset ailuttei
Sslt inbsrfOr ct tOrtpari9ore Stuolum
rstte tapfe lie .Sprpotn / lin 9elbsf
aooti ino pan, men Carer Goue9le'
baebe brs psb Jprbelin9cu al Gasene
facet bette icalehes uhuet, at De r9.
isniliee 6prhele ! oeu paatenfte Ger.
mbrire aIisepel ppnaueces.
Manbug gitermibous pnr Der lal
untrmmet til grleest 81 @leper.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
u pcrtisie III enter.
ariftiouia 9orsre sfptterias.

Com Siorag iii 9asets Br9aefono 'r tno.
fcmmet fsl9enoe: 5ra Arne 8uiobranelen
81, 6 BereNiiou so Cts, 8. =. 30 eis, !,
Sptm 80 Cts, 9 Gritien % Gts., ~
anoerien 25 Cts. 8 SRssr 25 etsy ? "a,
ribbon % Cts, gaur & g gr;tien 25 Us, y
Nnunoisn 81. s Yrpwn % Gts, 5 Nnofrlen
25 gts., Wt 5aneen 25 Cts, 8 Sobnlon 20
Cts, Z Glen % Cts. y Sora 25 Cts, Sfrs
@uit Spbnion 81, yViis Y &ebmsner oO
gis Wiis 8 8eomepsr so Cts, 2 NTellen
25 Gts., atrfebpe 81. SaIrp Glen 81; t'oli'
aere inotommet $4l,5 t%iliomnten $52
goerlisere Biorog I'll Spsssfonoet MOO
tnaes az lIubeeteaueoe. 6. &allrut.
8rr 81 minneapolis, Mftl1li'
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Smaapluf.

AuliVi AotuuuNh SsASplSh wa"
men tilbase fra fin Norsesreiie. Haa
@runo at fit ubelbise Sab pmboro paa
9ampItibet maa ban enbnu itptte Jig
it9rft iii fin Stap, men 29serne bar
ment, at gift meb 9iben lfal blipe spot
isieu. Saa pas fom ban iis bog, at ban
tunbe sipre en- Eur up til fin SjembDSb
9inn / 9elsmarfen % after panbre oper
De Steber, boor ban lesebe ipm Barn.
9ecorab gp fan role iis at 3 no
m9rfeoe Trauerbeite, nemlia Stiles
@~bealab, Bates 1balbers % gurtins
3utu; beres Sob tiltaser / Saiii9beb
Gar for Iar.
- Sheriff 9anselunb bar after uGret
noe paa en- at bisie ulpifelise Geiier,
ipm ban paa gmbebsuesne er nsbt til
at ioretase fig. Miis WcMartin mca t,
ban brinse til Sinbipses Soipitalet /
Snbepenbence, ps en- SIN a Sobn &reu.
ter til Soipitalet / @lenwucb, Wias
Co., for aanbsiua9e Ssrn.
Col. Susbes Post G. A. r. fams
perebe belle 5rebas pppe paa Centennial
Bin. BET par naturlispis bet fpinbe.
lise "&eliei Corps, iom MATTE iSrse
for 5orpleininsen. 9asen blep bpsse.
Zig tilbrast os besunftises at belbist
9eir.
- Wenisbeben be luttece / Sgnbass
at bolbe Wrhe fcrltfommenbe 9bprsoas
often, iOrnt sipe benz al TaIt. 8oren
paa Siiitatsmpbet a~nflassbe Inleenins
til at retiarbissisre fig. 8ait. aoren
bleu opforbret til at bore tiliteoe.
= 9~pitnant DIE Inberion os Suitru
er TONNE tilbase fra tit Sommeropbolo
/ ct. Saul os Minneapolis.
- q. Sten at Spring @rooe tjsrte
sjennem 8pen forleben Dag. San
turhe life itanoie.
= Sr. g. ". Sletitao af Grafton,
.. E., bar ueret / Chicago efter Sarsr
for Ssitbanbelen, ps paa Siemreiien iao
ban inbpm til fin Ssiter ps Sopser
DEBORAH, Scr. os Mrs. 8. Olion.
= On Ssiatnius al ualmincelisi
Scrnfpas Hal ialsss i Narbeben al
gresco ben 3bie % 4Se OftCber, Mils
i Nprbst fra 8pen, paa "5airpieir
Stpd Sarm." Den, Der uil lasse fig
til iortrinlise Gplsbpr. bsr inbfinSe fig
Der.
- Or. .. g. 3bompicn, Der MI
"Itsrer Stubsn aleiue", Tom tilbase ira
Chicago iibite 9ereas. Sau bar fiebi
ct tort Oplas af Yarer for Spits ps
gintsrbaus ellen, cs Meninsen er no'
ben, ct be Hal ielses ubpre bidist.
Seputp gluSitor .. 6. Sobniou
% Suitru reite til minneapolis % ct,
Saul iibiie 9srbus for at beisse ueiil'
linaerns.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
SrGbt al Sernbanetpg.

gn bpiit igrgeli9 lllpffe inbtra' Gre
bag @ftermiobas benoeb al. . peo Oss
fan, ibet en- al 8inneibeit Gountps
9lbite nprits Sstilere, auut 2arien
Spsnerub, blep NrRbt pan Serntanes
ippret. San tcm tiprenbe os lfuloe
irpbie 8aner, ba BasiaeertrGnet pda
6. Nl. h Ct. Ganl tom iarenoe. Seitene
ipnes i fin 5urfrattelie life of bare
iuunet tomme fra 6lefteu, os ct rebiomt
Sammenitpo bar ulnosaaelist. SoSnes
rub opoe CIT 3imes lib efter ubeu Be
pibfbeo, en- al Ssitere orabtes paa
Ststet, % ben anbeu maatte Ifpbes for
at blire beiriet for fine 9inelier. Sps
uerub par fra Sisbal os eiterlaoer fig
Some i anbet sGsteifab meb 3 ener 4
Bgrn, FAINT 4 eler 5 8prnebsrr, for
busm ban bar paret en- 5aeer, iiber
hans Batter, gnfen Mrs. Jriobers.
enbte lit Gin for npsle Iar iioen pet
Sift. Iiopbe, Der bar en- p~el1taaenbt
Rono, ppnaaebe en- Glber af benueb 60
Aar; 8esraoelien forssit / Manbass
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
&aphppning melem Bier % Srep.

&apHppniag meaem Bier % Srep.
bner. Jra Samm m~eboeles, at en- Der,
oarenee 8iauler bar punbst ct 8ebbes
maal, Der git no paa, at Bier tilbase-
lasoe burtisere en- Sci paa en- seos.
Wfil eno Sreobuer. Den 25oe Suli
lsslooes II Sreuouer % II Bier, paa
bpilte man baooe brpsist Mel. Den
irriie al Sierne tilbaselasbe @eien mel
lem &bpuern ps Damn 4 Sstunber bur-
tisere emo npsen al 8reuouerne, os lam.
tiois mee isrite Due arfpm 3 andre
Bier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Geiier Wilbelm uptalte Jig nptis peb
ct Selifab / Sranffurt q. B. Sber / an
e~rfjenoenbe Orb ON Splfets 1iQio til
% Sensipenbeo for bet bobenSolerifs
gus ps omtalte paa en- rpienbe Maabe
Jeltberreseniet hos Brins Jriebrit
Carl, Der bapbe fgrt bet branoenburaife
Grmeforps os iom / Slaset ueb 8iOns
bile aftpans 5ienoen Seiren. "Si maa
life ppsipe bet erobreoe, men b.Ier ofre
Is Grmefcrps, Ell balp MtIion TpItere,
til iibite Mano fremior at opsipe enbua
en- Sten al Oct, ri bar tilfiempet os. 8
benne 8stponins tsmmer jes nit @las
for ten branoen6urslfe 8p 5ranfiurts
% bet treble Grmeforps Selsans."
s i'm Gale ptrebe &eiieren enbpibere
st pil ies enonu tilfSie. Seq oil tase
min Adobe 5aoer / Soriuar mob ben
fammelige Mistanfe, at ban ifulbe baus
billet pp9ipe n~oseiiombelit al, buab Der
er os tilfiampet / ben fore 3ib.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Cgiaa en- Sur til SsIian,

men oernssans par bet 8smOiraterne,
Tom baore iaaet ben iitanh, us, oa De
bapbe taset fig bebre 9ib til at orbne
llbflusten, I'll man blunSt andre 5prs
belle psiaa sobe Sasiaserppsne at fisre
i. Serfra Spen lpites 1877 Silletter, %
iaa bar bet ba aiiteb til gpnpper.
1rpmmes8 prpiet bar psiaa MI meb, %
Of Nuiif bapoe man glit, bpab man
funbe snife: timber Soften bar nemlis
tilitebs, ipruoen n9pnte aorrs, apparids
uomerfeoe Surumuiit fra SpilpiIe,
galmars tj9fte 8raisbano % lisslebss
Ssfiuns aprps.
5grit iamlsbe Der Jig / Srpcesion
NOR 500 5atfeltarere, iOm, msb Wulif
i Spibien, paraeerebe siennem Spens
gaber, % iaa bespnbte 9alerne ira en-
for Nnleoninsen reiit rummelis Ylats
form paa ben cabne glats pen 8rpbrene
Sunberipn d Cos Butt. Mr. Garter
bapbe Sroet fsrit; titer bam iulste ben
enc Tale eiter ben anoen, ps ole 9ulere
ipnies at uinbe Eubliiums ucelte 8ifalb.
Nf Golf fra DEBORAH talte 9eui Bulls
ps Geo. Gbams; ben iibfte III BLOT Sop
til, paa @runo at Gfsausstioen for
Tosst, at tale 3 Minuter, men benz be.
npttehe ban ristis sOot.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Meo en- unberioiIf Campo er Der
siort in~teresiante 5orlss / Sfotlanb.
Den ct beitemt til at benpttes unber
YerlefiIferierne. 2amperne, ium er fon:
itruerebe af alep os Ma6slan, bar en-
2psitDrfe paa 1000 Normanps os fan
iantes neo paa builfeniombelit Dpbbe
De fan naturlisuis usiaa benpttes til
llnberlpselie al Stibes Buab ps til In.
berpanbsar6eioer al ale Slass. 81
5oriSs, Der bar pGret ejort, bar sipet
sOoe 6elultater.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
sitter Ct Garffo.

5rsbas @itermibSos bar eneel Gutter
uee paa Sfpttsri; Of 8ilot blep bet moi
temmelis Tibet, men Ell at Geltaserne,
Sprace Cutter, ban fit en- ausle iaa oms
trent siennsm Gnfelen; 9oftprerne fan
imiolertib life finoe ben; ben tai bore
etitebs / bans arpp. S%tpoeuaaben er
altfpr alminbelise / bette 2anb, for
trinspis blantt llusbommen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
eeeorab. -cnsoaa oe,. 12te september 1888.
@amle Mrs. Steen, Der / iaa

- @dnle Wfrs. Sfeen, Der I ldd
mango Gar bosbe @leniuooo 7otpnibip,
aiaif peo 0ebeu / 8aboo, Nebraifa, for
ct Bar Tiger iioen | en- Nlber al IS Var.
GGe benbss Spnner, ier / 1alet, iamles
bes ON benbe / bet iitite gieblif, men
be fom bog for tent til at blipe sjeas
ijenbt af benoe.
Sfomaser u. .. Gnoerion refer
til Rebriper 9alen imorsen for at be-
iese Slast os 8enner, men bog meit
for at buile fig ub efter lansoarist %
anitr9nsenbe Grbeibe. San blir borte
ct Bar Tigers lib.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Gn franif Spion i&iel. Wan me
ner / &iel at babe srebet Ell franf
Spion. 8eotommenbe, Der falber fig
gnsel os p%aaitaar at bore 8psmeiter
2otbrinsen, men mistenfes for at bore
franf Wa~rineoffcer, baobe / lansere
9io buet iOm 8abesiet paa Seaepue.
Man blep opmerfiom paa bam oeo at
ban gift tibtis no ON WOrsenen os fsrit
penbte bjem tent ON Iitenen, liseiom
ban altio ielp uibentebe fine 8repe paa
Yoitbuiet Cs forbDrte fig ON 5orterne
os oeyes armerins. San bleu ARE
iteret, os man fanbt bos bam i~orItielz
lise 9esnin9er at SOrter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Nr. S%dopnmafer,

Der paa 5uirsrunSen al ct 1rapsrs
i%jsrsigi bisp fufst / geiret, iaa bans
Sopeb msb @Oloiombeb lOses mob
Sorbsn, lisssr / tit Diem usb Osiian
en- FABIAN Tilitano, at man penter bans
9sb. Son ban Oueriiua bet Sierneftpc,
ban III, oil ban bog neppe npsenints
faa fine Ganbsspner tilbnse, iaa fses
Der | bet Winbte.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Gn YrGIf ipurste en- Bonoe M ban
pilbe laoe fin Sgn bgbe:
"Soilfet Naun ifal @utten baoe?"
Seq peb life, Sr. Eaitor," ipareoe
8onben.
"Saa glib BAN bit eset Napn; bpao
beher bu?"
Seq beber Sans SDrsen, men Tom
De pil. Sr. Eoitor! - Seq fan bel moi
bjelpe mig uoen Naun, ina lab fun min
Ssn fac nit"
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

"Hu, min fiare 5reorif. ipnes bu
lite, ies TELLER bet bpsselist for big"
iasoe en- npsift Some til fin Manb.
$50, bu teller bet ubmarfet," iparebe
ban. "Iuja = bet flyer bu nof altib
nu," bemGrfebe apnen mistroiR; "men
jog er big paa, at, ON bu bleo Gnfes
mani, iaa pilee bu life bape mig til
8pne isien!"
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
SHORT HORNS
A u N.
Ere Sriiter usmGrfct 3pG9.

3 Yplinger inloblobs SDr, eiet al
!. u. Sroun % u. y. 8DOder
/ Orleans 9pwnibip. os &. 6opper & Ssn.
grescc, Spipa, Ital i9l9ss peo c%iientli9 Nut'
tipn.
Snsoag % Sorsoag 3bie % Loo
Cft0ber
De nil iRlse 10 i'm belle Bti9tuius. Gierue
oil tr9tfe fig tilbase fro Den belle 5orretnins
os betfor a9ter be psiaa at i9lse uoen 5or.
bebolo. 9isie Sreaiurer bar begse Slaas
g9enifaber; be melfsr sobt,os be lRsser o.
laa 8jeo paa fig.
Muttipnen ioIesaar paa "Jairpiep Stpd
5arm", eiet al Z. u. Srprpu, A Ntile / Hpro'
pit fra grescc, paa s. & w. 9ip,iion af 6,
W. II Ct. y. Sernbanen. Weo bpert 5rGr
oil moi bape Nnleonir9.
8ataloser f9roise 20oe September pa b
ptl ieuoes paa Nnmpbning, ON ma benoer'
Der ~ til Z. u. Srotun, Grescc, Sopa
LIB
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

SkyN1f Stue os 25 Gents, Iaa idar man q
"I> pa'tcrt ~iquitrIsi elao paa 30 SpeItu
irptt I BET snaslits Sproa al iutercss
lant Snebele % 'or It belt Mar. "a, ON Ee ioa maGiis
snl'e' tan 70 iaa 0srss Nauu Ga aertsie iuoisrt / en- no
agents Strteorp-, iaa Ss aisnnsm politu iacr On bl
gel aptltt % Srtue irii. Si ienoI Teui oaIdu Ct vent
xetiIal a. besss Sariiruts Frsieent % gitts prsietnt
fdotoaierns ION premium for bper 6eiiigirs. Seus
etn IND inartli muliet. G~rimariu iasts iom s,tal,Hs
"stst Companion Pub, Co.,
iioof.o'p. Minneapolis, Wiun., TT -
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12

Sefslinger. gn 5rue / Soe,ts nebs
fom iorlsben meb iefs Ssrn, Tom bler
isbt / 9sbet af to Gage. De fsbtea
fortiblis, os bar ale bsoe. Setsbob.
belt 5sbiel er iaa iieloen, at ben itft
ensans forefommer l Sang paa 1C
WiQipner 5DbIer. gfanbt 10 WiQi:
oner fsbes 227,597 Guilinser, 3,94s
9riain9er, us 5irlinser Os 3 Semlin.
ger.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
ALBERT LEA
Eut9sran HiSi Sefool

bespnser i'm Sirticmbeo 5bursoas ben lite
@cpsmber D. VI. llIoeruisnins sipes / be
elsrsnt9rs % De 1giere Stultfaa, i be fIas,
'iIte Sprcs, Bookkeeping. Commercial
Law, | Sang % Ruft. Snemelosllsr cusr
Seslarins ON nGrme,s G~plpsuinser inpien.
oes til Hsp. .. 3. Smebp eler til Stplens
Beitprer, Z. 2. stpen,en.
oo4. AIbert SEQ, Niuu.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-12
Lutheran Academy

l SoSe, Sumbolbt 60, Sptuu, ~bespnner fin
girtiombeb fprite Wanoas / November 1889.
Ter CT ,srset ier Spstise 99rere. 5pr Snb=
msloellee os nGrmere Oplpsninser bsnuenbe
mon Jig til 8sp. y. VeSeripu.
Sooe, Sumbolbt Co., Soma.
5Q.3.e.4.p.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-31

New York, May 30.-Decoration Day
is warm and cloudy. Business is al
most entirely suspended, and flags are
flying ct half-mast. The procession
was very large, and thousands Of peo-
pie thronged the streets through which
it passed. President Cleveland break
tasted with Secretary Whitney and
family at 7 o'clock. Shortly after 9
O'Clock the President, accompanied by
the chairman Of the G. A. 4. memorial
committee, entered an open carriage
and WAS driven to the head of the pro-
cession. Following in other carriages
were Secretary Endicott, ex-Aayor
Grace, Secretary Fairchild, Secretary
Whitney, and Private Secretary La
mont. When the head of the process
sion reached the reviewing stand on
Madison Square, the President alighted.
AS the President appeared On the stand
he was greeted with che ers from throngs
of people who filed the square. When
the Richmond Grays passed the Presi
dent every man saluted and the colors
were dipped, The President bowed in
response, and the crowd of spectators
Cheered the southerners. The Presi
dent expects to IeturDto Washington
tonight.
There were fifteen divisions of Grand
Army posts, and all Of them saIuted the
President. The floral division, which
was tie last of the procession, contained
forty large trucks filled with flowers to
be placed on soldiers graves in the
cemeteries. The absence of Mayor
Hewitt from the reviewing sand ex
cited much comment among Grand
Army men. He says he was not in
vited, but the Grand Army say he was.
and that his knowledge of the fact that
he has excited their resentment by his
treatment kept him away.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-31
Ruaaian RailWAYs.

ST. PETERSBURG, May 30.-The Suet
publishes an article on the opening of
the Trans-Caspian Railway, which says
that it will probably lead to pacific
arrangement between England and
Russia for the formation of a complete
international railway system, and that
with Central Asia and
Asia would be attended with great ad-
vsrtages 10 the Russian trade. General
Vanouski, minister of war, has received
a telegram from the Governor of
Turkestan. stating that an immense
concourse of natives and Russians had
assembled at Ssmarcand to witness the
opening of the railway, and the event
was regarded as new era, promising
the development of agriculture through
out the provinces. 1t was taken as q
fresh evidence of the Cars solicitude
for the needs and welfare OF the people
in Central Asia.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-31
THE PROHIBITIONISTS.
Their National Convention at
Indianapolis.
MEMORIAL DAY IN NEW YORK.
Russian RaiIways-A Big Judgment
Roehefort Assaulted-JOhn
Bright-Other Notes
The Prohibitionists.

INDIANAPOLIS, May 30.-As the hour
for opening the Prohibition National
Convention approached, delegates began
to gather in Tomhnson Hall, which was
tastefulIy decorated for the occasion
The first thing to excite general ap-
plause was the entrance of the New
jersey Young Mems Prohibition League,
bearing golden crank Of huge proper
tons. Cheer followed cheer in quick
succei sion as the audience caught sight
of the representatives of the State from
which the probable head Of the ticket
halls. 1t was 1905 before Chairman
Dickie, of the national committee,
raped the convention to order and in
vited the officers of the w. Q. T. U. to
the platform with members of the Ma
tional committee.
Chairman Dickie then invited past
nominees of the party to the platform
and as those present came in sight the
audience broke into loud applause,
which was redoubjed when st. John
came forward.
The formal organizing of the con-
vention was then proceeded with, Rev.
Delans was elected temporary chair
man.
Colonel Ritter, of Indianapolis, made
an address of welcome to which Chair
man Delans replied on behalf of the
convention. The remainder of the
temporary organization was then
elected.
Delegate Needham, of Kansas, then
stepped forward and presented Chair
man Delano with a gavel made of the
wood of the telegraph pole on which st.
John was hanged in effigy on November
18th, 1884, at Topeka. Governor st.
John then made a few remarks upon
how it feels to be hanged in effigy. The
convention then settled down to bust
ness and the roll of States and Terri
tories for naming members of the COM
mlttee on credentials, permanent or
ganization, resolutions, and rules was
called. An adjournment was then
taken until pm.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-31
A Big Judgment.

OMAHA, May 30.-Judge Wakely de-
cided the case of Franklin Robinson, of
Californis, vs.. A. D. Jones, of Omaha,
in favor of the plaintiff, and he will
eventually gain possession of 5000 600.
Robinson was a soldier in the Mexican
war, and entitled to the government
warrant for 100 acres of land. He
authorized Jones in 40 to locate land
for his benefit. He then went to the
Pacific Coast. Jones located the land
and held possession of it by virtue of q
pretended assignment by RobinsLn. In
'66 Jones sold the land for Union Pacific
grounds, and invested the proceeds in
Omaha property in his own name.
Robinson remained in ignorance all
this time until 'S6 when he brought
suit. Jones was held to be simply a
trustee for Robinson. Jones viii ap-
peal.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1888-05-31
Roehefort Assaulted

PARIS, May 30.-A number of Anar-
chists invaded the Office of Intransigeani
last night and threatened M. Henri
Rochefort, its editor, with violence un-
less he apolegized for an offensive
article which had appeared in his paper.
M. Rochefort drew revolver and Ge.
Tended himself until the arrival of the
police, when the Anarchists were driven
from the office.
Members of the Hungarian colony in
Paris have written to the Austre Hun
garian ambassador asking him to re-
ceive deputation who wish to make a
protest against Herr Tizza's ptterances
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Hagsin's Horses,

CHICAGO, May 80. - The draft of
horses from California to strengthen
Haggin's stables arrived on Sunday
night, and left on the Pennsylvania last
night, after needed rest. The string
consisted of the following: Hidalgo,
Kenny, Schoolboy, Ethel, Master
Walter, Scandinavian, Gilmer,
Geronimo, Vengeance, Greydawn, I'm
field and Monsoon. The horses stood
the journey from California well.
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Exidentlxa Failu1e.

ST. LOUIS. May 3O.-At Musiok's
Ferry. on the Missouri River, the
sheriff of st. Louis County and posse
of three deputies endeavored to arrest q
gang of river men, and battle ensued
IN which Deputy Bert Alfeldt was
fatally injured, Deputy John Monahar
seriously shot and Deputy Garret hit
three times by buIe Sheriff Allen
escaped unhurt, it is believed, but cam
not be found,
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Take Notice

Great reduction in emigrant isres
from Europe. For further information
inqull at No. 20 e. Second South -s-set
Salt La City. J. a. PETERsI
Ennis rant Agent.
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John BIfEhf,

LONDON, May 30-John Bright is
slightly better this morning.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1888-12-19
Hastings Court,

Tn the Hastings Court yesterday Robert
Bosseau, a Young cOlored man, charged
with a felony, was tried aud found guilty
and given two years IN the penitentiary.
Boisseau's counsel moved TO set aside the
Yer dict oi the jury as contrary to the law
and evidence and grant the prisoner new
trial. The motion for new trial will be
heard Thursday.
Philip Ellis (coored) was charged with
breaking and entering the freight-cars OF the
Richmond and Allegheny railroad and COM
mitting lSrceny therein. There were three
indictments against Ellis, and he pleaded
guilty 10 petit larceny on each charge and
was given thirty days In jail in each case.
Richard Gibson (cOlored) was some time
AGO before the Police Court charged with
petit larceny. He was given six months IN
isIl by Justice Crutchheld, but took an APP
peal to the Hastings Court and was balled for
his appearance st the pTesent term.
The case was set ior trial yesterday, but
Gibson failed TO pu. in an appearance. His
counsel, Giles Jackson, entered for him 3
plea Of guilty, aud tae sentence OF the Po-
lice Justice was affirmed. Gibson has now
forfeited his bail-bond. and IS for the pres
ent out OF the clutches OF the law. The
Court will now proceed TO collect the
amount forfeited and il the Whereabouts OF
the prisoner can be ssceriained he will be
taken down TO jail to serve out his six
months