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Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19
,6uiet Dg 6apen
zmaa MSurftr piefIeoe.

Sfaf Smaas Isurter af iaapibt mn.
list jnpn Sterrelie; uoif benz sobt, tas
bort 2asserne paa benz, ON be bar
nosle, os Log benz / en- for Stenfruife.
aos en- Saltlase iaa itart, at ct sGs
Fpber Openpaa ben. Selb ben iaa
Oper Gsurferne, os lob benne lisse beri
"a Timer; III iaa 2asen af benz, os
tor benz sobt. @iu bernat iaameset
gbiffe ct Dpfos, OF ben oil itaa pper
Dem, os belo pen ooer benz; efter "a
Timers 5orlsb belbes benne Of, %
Isurtsrne anbrinses / be minbre Strut
Ter eler 5laifer, / boilfe nj oil op=
beoare benz. gu tilberebes en- np Gbiffe
paa fslsenoe Waaoe: I'll bper @aIon
Of bebite Slass giber. Gbiffe iettes en-
Quart brunt Suffer (Bubber Sutter),
2 fore srsnne Yepper, l 9beite bpio
Sennep (mustard) 5rs, FAINT en- rnSe
bper Of fslsenee Slass: Snsefar (gin-
ger) Sob, belle Nelifer (%cloves), VII
ipice, Def aanel (cinnamon) Os fort
gepper; l Spiieife Gelerp. 5rS, alun al
en- galnsbs Stsrrelie os l 3befefulb
Teberroo (horseradish } upifaaret / Sfis
Der. Gue bisie arpbberier opbebes
iammen meo gbitfen, iom sies beb oper
Isurferne, ibet man forbeler &rpobes
rierne jeont / be fOrifjelise 8ruffer ps
en- 9beifaal bsr lesses beri for at bolbe
Isurterne nebe / gbiffen. Sen Slass
Goif letter Der fig albris Mrs paa, os
Gsurterne bolber fig friife 9laret runbt.
5or en- lioen 5amilie er en- 2 Quarts
@lasfrutfe meb bsrmetilf 9ans bet bebfe
8jsrrel at opbeplre benz /.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19
Slaperict I &ina.

en Norbmano beretter fslsenbe: 81.
ter Slaperiets Opbaoelie / 8rafilier
er aina bet eneite fore 2anb, bpur benn,
Eetbplb pae ct cipiliieret Samfunt
enonu berifer % tinabes af 9ooen, %
Der er oesperre liben eller iusen Sano.
lprlisbeo iur, at bet paa lanae 5ibe,
oil lpffes at uorpbbe rpeienet.
Slaperiet Der er aruelist fra Saber til
SIN, Mober til 9atter. Som pfteii
bar Slapen bet fprbulbsois taaleliat,
men mansetecs lioer ban psiaa uIise=
Zig onpt. 5orier ban fig i npset, itraf.
fes ban sruiomt, % banber bet, at ban
ersans sisr Oprpr paa @runb af BET
altfor ipere Irbeibe, mo lasIer paa
BAN, cs ben ublioe Sebanolins, ban er
lloiat for, traHes ban iom pftelt reb
9sben. gnfelte bliper Slaper for en-
@lelos Stple, andre forbi be bar beaaat
5%orbrppel'er. Manse ialses fra gsrn
al lom Slapsr al 5Oralbrene, for at
oisie fan .fan t~ilfrebsfiIet Suberens
5rans til Opium eIer Spirituoia. Wps
oeren for at faa imutfe &leber eIer
Sessene fuloe at 5rimarfer. Manoe
erropeere, lom bar buiat fig Der, fis.
Der Slapsr, ipm be fan afbetale maa.
neolls. os be Stafler, Tom iaalebes ifif.
ter Serrer, bier fig msset pilliae til at
arbeloe os tlener nieo lanst itprre
Sleoe i'm npe END fine samle Serrer,
buao Der peientlis beror paa, at De mn
beore Soft % fan ipiie fa matte.
noset ION forben fun iieleen benSts
Dem.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19
On mGrfelie Sencpei.

ytplis er man / Imerita fommet paa
Spor efter ct boiit merfeliat g~ebraaeri.
s ct bprt Sutel taser en- Serrer inb. Iom
bsltiaer be fineite Mibbase, briffer be
opreite 8ine us leper muntert % be.
baselist. gn Mursen bsrer mar fra
9errens gerelie ct ansitelist Stsn.
9oteaets Soft iiprter inc os fnber ben
Jremmebe, ipm priber fig i Smerte paa
Sensen; peb Siben itaar paa Surbet
en- SLATE meb 9iftmerfe paa % ueb
Sioen al 5laiten lisser en- Sebbel, Tom
Der meb 8lpant er flOret nosle Orb paa
ON, at Y%ensemaneel briper ben lllpffe=
lise til bet iortpileoe Sfribt. Man iler
til en- ease, iom fOmmer / Sait % fore
ltr'uer l,osle a~asemioler, os efter at ben
ulpffellse bar brust benz, iDler ban ia
betpoelis lettet. Smiblertib bar De
6remmeoe | Sptelet, iom er bleuet urts
oerrettet ON g~esiuenbeben, iuranitaltet
en- Snoiamlins til BEN ulpffeliae, 0a.
gen siper Iifalo paa fin Setalina. su.
telparten paa i'm, Os opiplot al rsrt
aatnemlisbsb iOrlabsr ben 5remmese
Sotelet for at bsspnte iamme aps
mebie ct anbet Steb.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19
2Diefioiter Nmincr.

Nntifpar Nicplapien bar i oisie Gage
falbenbt fine %llbsraoninser / 2pieflos
tiers 8uiner, / R1rbeben al Bergen,
bporoeb bet meiis al &loiterbpsninsens
5unbamenter os Mure er blotlaste.
&eiterne al alofterets airfe bar, iom
befjenbt, altib peret ipnlise. Der er
nbsrauet &onuentsituen (Samlinsss
ituen for Munfene), Sopeituen, Satris
ftiet, ct Sum, ianbipnlispis Refeftoriet,
(Spiieituen) }, os to andre, maaife ajsfs
fen os Smebie. Smiolertib er Grbeis
bet life ialbfsrt, men pil ianbipnlispis
blipe optaset isien naite Gar. 2ises
lebes er &loitersansen eGer Buesanseu
omfrins @aarbsrummet blotlast; bers
imoo er Srsnben, iom maa BABE p9ret
mibt / @aarben, life funbet. Den fore
8pnuentsitue bar bapt en- Wibtpi1ar,
Der bar itsttet be Spaluinser, Der ipnes
at bape bannet 9aset. Ssiit interesz
iant er bet, at Der er funoet en- W9nsbe
u~o5usseoe % ornamentereoe Stene, iaa
mango, at enfelte Yartier ipnes at bore
fulbitenbis tilitebe. 90 8loiteret blep
plpnbret for fine prastise aleberitsne,
Der oprinbelis iaubipulispis bar tasne
fra ct MI ubtsmt Brub t9t peb 9pies
f%loiter, bar maj label be ornamenterebe
Stene lisse ism minbre bruselise ps
blot taset be firfantet tilbusne. Gle
@nfeltbeber piier Ell uopiflet os rig en-
selifsromnntiit Stil, ps Oroninsen al
aloiterets g~psninser us bisies Snbbe=
ling ipnes fulbitanbis at iuare til, buab
Der bar Sfit peb be enselHe alpitre.
Oct belle banner en- 5irfant, buprai Sir.
ten cptaser ben enc Sibe, 8lpitsrets
gpgninser be to, mebens ben fjerbe bar
p9ret %aflluttet neb en- 9uermur. 3
&loltersansen ianbtes 2 @rapiteber,
besse naiten p%belaste; Stenen, ium
oeffebe bet enc, inbebplot en- na ter ubz
Tiet Snbfriit. s aonpentsIt uen bar
Der 3 @rauiteoer. 9afitenene bapoe
insen Snbtrift, os be to GRADE bar
neiten soelaste. Den treble berimob
bar beparet ps inbebplbt ct ManssIfelet,
lanoipnlisois al en- af alpiterets Gbbes
Der; Sjernefallen, Der er ienbt Muieet
tiligemeo be andre funbne Eager, er
belt b%eparet, ps Taerne fiat enonu i ct
Sar $50. Baa 9iset ianbtes &eiier al
aappen os ueb Siben foritjsaise 9ra.
ftptfer, rimelisois al Nbbebitapen. 0esz
uben Lao Der ct 9Sar itsrre Stinbnpffer,
Der ier no iom ct Slass @amadsr.
Sfpene er sanite merfelise; ialialo en-
at benz er noe item iulbitenbis beparet %
pil blioe forisst ~reitaureret. Zen er
temmelis ipibs, bar inpre os pore
Saaie, en- Sfass Salfapp, os en- breo
Stem til at ipanoe Stoere iammen. Surs
reiten er ben sauet op / ssmmene ppers
alt. Sslaa ! en- sner ilere al De andre
@rape fanbtes Gtptfer al 9re os
Slebe, l~anbipn(isois 3eiter Of Stape
os aapper; / en- laa Sunben ps andre
Dele al Ell 9isfiite; Sammenfsininserne
/ oenne par opttet meb 9rep, ps Der
bar 9iitperf, iom minbebe itarft ON
8psnin9smaaben | bore 8aaoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19

sestestsIfsr % 1sssfaIs xsonn,uiu. gamit. .ptao,.o rott, otter,
psreNtr 'naasa for 5 Gents per sini. epp Orb uana it en- eirt, p,rs,,,
naa 'nsinso m"S ettuiptrsidn, ,nus optas.s ben ia.
aorssfe'soransrtne. Raar en- assnn,nt ,nRr fin usr.,|, forsu n..
Ben tblsu asrsi. spsips,.
"ores'eiappen 'H ubpt, noa 1ib.n 81 us ss Tui,t til raum, "a fuA
tns 7aan7t suis Z. r,nSds snRu eIas,.
"pe Moonnerfer bsss insienb, n,ushs asr,s,; psh,Offs.. gsurt, y
Sta'' 'ai p o Box tau Drawer, ON iaatan taps.
Snooe'a'tne ~ belt Ne Money Orders Registered Letters .nu guIx
LOCAL Uhecks moeiosts tt Jon fls suaHns, la Ut ra .ns, BEN III ben Drf y
"'"'Ht' 'aa' 'r eoathiOn. cs st, thu fa Is til IS Cents. 0Isu tsfs Al
"s. money order slaH'sitn tnu wuhu ins srpu. aanaoa VaStr.D sussS
u "' pWen mere NIB SO etus OF 81 10, aniparta, for PotalNotes I-r~a
hey'ord TT SaassS taiss % Hts. ohsi instI 5 20 toha run s amis q 10,
Hs0lS" Uts a1Oui GTprss,cff,.
8or psnse tsnst aIu,ins stias press q. u,anu,n IN, ,,,., ,.a.
q" sanstt.a at iaasanns etsrs blr bert, poa p.u.
srlaHsu.
D'"sf' ssn s'Nsass til ~>'m rs t usmt q Hb..nswsnia ms.a ~
s~ u. 3nsbuaIns HL
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19
SetGnoclie | CT Sos Dper.

gtaar en- iaaoan 8etanoelie saar iao
piet, at Der piier fig @erf, ba bruses
fslsenoe 5remsanssmaabe: gueret ba.
oes bper Sang for Welfainsen, bpilten
mao fcresaa iaa neie, at al Melf Tom.
uer uS, ia ielp basefter baanbteres guer
% Batter lsmi9loist here Minuter.
aOen inbsipes islssnbe 9piis: gpIum
Salt, II urser, alH,inoelist Salt, 6
llnSer, Carbonate of Ammonia, l rluse.
Snseiar, / unSe; aft bette oplpies / 2
Quarts tpnS Saoremelss Selling. 9pret
maa osiaa faa fulbt up ai rent SamS at
oriffe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19

pramt's'sH i"Ss' ~ss eIasa til HOrs, % Tanmar, ,aa farm. p,iins,l
ION brtiuansB. 4bt,,t
y. annnbien. 9ecorab, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19

Srus aper's Si0s Os blip belbrsSet.
elsnolsbeb sr ct milot Orb, naar man
ee'triper be lesemlise us iialeliae 9ibel.
ler, ION fo%raariases peb itabis Goritups
pelle. Gn mooerat Brus al Gpsr's
Flus resulerer b~eitanbis Wapen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19
Soliet, Su.. 24be mo; 1899

Jor 3 aar iiSen itamiereoe lea min
Stuloer os blep npbt til at holoe milo
inoe ! quiet 3 Tiger. 81. Satobs Die
ssloreoeoe mig burtis. s. Z. Brppn.
G~Sotbefer.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19
Sn Wbonnenterue.

o. Npe Abonnenter tau erboloe Dc uofomnt.. ~
~aMmere AZ "Vea Armen" for 80 Gents. D@nfeltt
Hu'nu'ert foher 1 gsnt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19

o. "Garten," en- Samltna az uopaIste npr1i.
w. i. eunR, ss iuenRs %aionat os StHfobs' Sans.. iamt fist,.
r.r,,u,rs, eutbor. Sr .nd Var ESn bapst ii en- Vramitseos al famn. gevr
nr BIN r tr LANCER, lib Ntn uciOtst. etu, bar mansi0Isis. al uos nssu,
,,n,r sura .omp,n-; NJ b,Iut,ts. os berm til at utsipt ct ni os 'orb,bra opLs
=, t,rm, m t,nr, u Nh farsis. vi ben abr, 'Sarpm- bar pt taet bet stsh,, o.
BERTH isa en- Ranss. n. Gang. % Digit 9os.n n 800 eisr, p.ut tut us
,ost popr Ga ost insbunh.. -Eeor0B'pohtn- % -g.S arnsn-, mh -eavn.
ism ytant. e2s for gar,t.
"earstu. ,oar soabons.l,n 50 Gents, men absnH.nt.r po TT.
Rotten sr uuu,t,, omit, at Robe gcstn farRit. Tan .rbols. ben for - Gent,
Decorah-posten., 1888-09-19

Deb "Spat" / forrise go. menes,
bpab Der paa Gnself fables Bone
SPAWN.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

cuse beforehand which the Republicans
will be sure to make that the reeult wss
dishonesty cotton. l. was fair 4 III
ard they were beaten.
Nor must it be forgotten that ever
holding their own would have meant fsil
IRE in the state in November. The Re
publicens we're beaten in 1884, after vict0
~ IN the 'est election in Newark in 0;
tober. Everywhere the situation Is such
that failure to m,ke progress means iIev-
itsble disaster. ReveTses like that IL
Newsrk aid that in Maine, losses from 5
column already too weak to win. and
gains for 8 Democratic force already
large enough to make victory cure, sre
doubly significant. They show, rot ONLY
Q defeat inevitable, but that il will
be overwhelming. To add to the dis
comhture of the protectiouists, there is
tbe tremendous increase in the registered
vote of New York and Brooklyn. Ia the
frst CAV of four in New York snd the
first two Of three in Brooklyn 10 600 more
voters have enrolled their names than
came cut In 1854, and this means a cor
responding increase In the Cleveland ma
jority In these two cities snd in the state
Plainly, the powder of the slsrmists is
burned. The only resource they had
the "tariff scsre"-hss been used I'D. l.
is now only question OF the extent Ct
the victory for honest tariff rtforD.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Canada.
Canada.
SIR John MACDONALD WILL GO TO ENG

SIR JOHN MACDONALD WILL GO TO ENG.
LAND.
OTTAWA, ONT, Oct II 1t is under
stood mere that Sir John Macdonald will
shortly prccesd TO Engl md, where he will
remain for some ime and have consulte-
tlons with tae members CT the Imperial
government on questions connected with
the fisheries dispute.
RIs KxCELLKNCY KILLS HIMsKLF.
QURBvC, 2 q, OSt l7-Hls excel
lency, Count Of Ptemiered, Spanish Con-
sul-Genersl at this poIt, While hal dling a
revolver this morning, accideEtly shot
hiusaH and died slnos. instantly.
ENGLAND HAS NOT INTERPRETED.
TORONTO, Oct Il A SPECIAL from
Ottawa 20 the Empire, government organ,
saws: member OF the government 10
day said there WAS 10! word CT truth In
tie report that Immediately after Pfesl-
dent Clevels1d'5 retaliation prep jscis
LORD Salisbury cSbled the Canadian gov
eminent to remain silent on the MISTER
until Instructions were sent from Crest
Britain or, in other words. mat England
had assumed control CT the dispute. NJ
action will be taken by the ClnadisR gov
ernm ant until it is FIRST seen what course
the Uai:ed States government will follow
in tie matter.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

han its predecessor OF 1880, for, while
Blaine carried the city OF Newark by 6S7
majority in November. Cleveland carried
New Jersey by 44I2 Now, if Republi.
;an m.j oritv OF 1861 and REPUBLICAN
gain CT 22S7 in October of 1884 fore
Swallowed Democratic majority OF 44l2
in the presidential election Of November
following what does the Demo crstic
ms jority of 700 and the Democratic gain
of 2OnO in Yesterdays election fore
shddo12 We wish that the Tribune
would figure this cut for us or what ia
perhaps j1st IS conclusive prophecy 8
little. To our mind the lesson Ct the
election is plsin enough. 1t shows what
the Msire election also showed, this: the
"tsr: If :csre" Is not working; that even in
the manufacturing strongho!ds lies and
forgeries shout wages are not deceiving
the wage-earners. It shows that the
workirgmen of this country are fer too
intelligent to be deceived by such dis
graceful appesis for their votee, and that
the party which prides itsef upon con-
tanning the larger part Of the "viriue and
Intelligence" OF the people is Masking the
greatest mistake Of It's career In endeavor.
ing to carry the country by appealing to
It's 'guoran ce and prejudice.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
Germany.
STILL UNDER ARE ST

BERLIN, O;t II The Supreme court
has refused to II leSse Professor G. fcken,
who Is under sr-est for furnishing the
Deu.sc1e Rundscaau with tx:ra copies
from L nperor FrederIck's diary.
PRESS COMMENTS.
BERrIN Oct. II The German news
papers speak disrractingly CT the si!u.tion
in France.
The North German G.zs.se quoting LIE
Temps comments on Premier Flcuquet's
revision bill, indoIss IS the prediction of
LIE Temps that An empirs Is st hand.
The Tsgblatt thinks something unex.
pected will happen in France, and that the
doom Of the Republican parry WAS sealed
on Monday.
STIRRING sCENE.
NAPLES, DC. l7.-rhis city has EeYer
witnessed SO stirring ecene, nor been
more crowded with visitors since the re-
cepIion to Gsrl5aldi In 1860.
Premier Crispi also sad he found 1t
difficult to believe thst France had not
tried sedi:ously to humiiiste Itsly In the
Msssowsh and Tuais affair. Italy was
uusb]e to sccept such sights vita IN
dign ed laments. He willirglY adm tied
the importance OF an English alli.n;e
with Isaly.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18

kr smicsbIs ses,lem. mt Of the sewer Blight
of Wry Qaestlon.
In accordance with the resolution CT
the CITY Council, passed Tuesday night,
the committee On severe tcgather
with other members Of the Council and
Mr.. A. ]. Chambers met last night and
had thorough and exhaustive discussion
OF the sewer Iight-of way matter. II
Was finally agreed thai tie
city would obngste itself S-sl to
build lire o. sewers, connecting the old
line with the ue1 within period Of two
years; that the city would deed to M.
Chambers the seven acres CT
land bought for crematory purposes,
and would pay certain gum Ct
money, in consideration If which
the city would DE granted right CT way
through Mr. Chambers land, and he will
withdraw bis suit against the city FOL
damages in the sum Of 100000 alleged &c
have accrued through the city's
act OF maintaining the open
ing of the sewer main on o!
near his land. Il is understood tbs. thi:
Is most satisfactory ending OF till
whole matter, provided the Council rAti
fes the ACTON OF the committee and car
ries on. it's recommendations. Tht
Council meets a. 4 o'clock to-ds,
in adj burned session to take action Of
this and other important matters and tn
proceedings Of the Counc!l are expecte
to be very Interesting.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
A BROKEN LGRgENkNr.
Yerkss Has Not Treated His OLD EmpIoyts
as He agreed.
IN FAVOR OF ANOTHER STRIKE.


CHICAGO, ILL OCT. 1.-The dissa:is.
fad North Side conductors and drivers
held general meeting this morning. The
priI cipal business before 1t fer discussion
vas the fact thst over 200 old employees
Tere yesterday refused the privilege CT
returning to their former positions in
taking cut cars. A committee WAS ap.
pointed to ascertain how msny of the old
nel were at work. A Letter WAS prepared,
addressed to Mayor Baldenwick Of Like
view, asking him, in COZ junction with
three members OF the common council of
Lakaview, to act SIS committee to wait
On Yerkes with the intention of asking
him thst the Cid drivers snd conductors
be reinstated. A special committee Vii
also pointed to prepare to day Gyms
plese history Of the s,rika, to sect5e 6
shorthand report Of the conierencssb e )
tween Yerkes and the strikers, and repcFr
to meeting to be cslled by the executive
committee. The voice Ct the meu as thsg
left the hall this morning vas in faskitdI
striking sgsin.
NON COMPLIANCE WITH THE AGRNkSf4 iiEs.
CHICAGO, ILL Oct. l7.-MsyM Bslden.
week and his committee of citiMns waited
upon President Ye1kes this sfIeHnoon and
made plea that the company carry out the
settlement as generally understood by the
men-give the old men full employment
instead Of three. ffths time. Mr.. Yerkes
emphsticslly refused. Later so indigns-
ton meeting Of residents OF Lake View
an the North Side WAS held ct the Saer-
man House. The SEQ gentlemen present
organized protective association. A pc.
titiOn from the eX. strikers Was taken nm
der sdvisemens, asking aid in compelling
Mr. Yerkes to c;rrJ out the strike sgree-
ment.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
nSlmars n RevoIutsop."
New York Times,

There WAS charter election in the city
Of Newark, N. j., on Monday, the returns
from which will efford much food for re.
Fiction to the "uncrowned king" now
making "progress" through the west.
They will enable him, il he study the mat
ter with care and candoT, to tell the
Inference between reel revolution and
one that exists only IN his minds eye.
Newark is great manufacturing town.
A very large portion Of its voters ore dis
rectly, and sll sre indirectly, interested
in manufactures, sud according to Mr..
Blaine are doomed 10 ruin if they do not
succeed in maintaining tie r publ
can party. That party has always
for the past twenty years made special
efforts to carry the city in the October
election IN Presidential years for the
moral affect victory or O defeat would
have upon the election in November
Heretofore these Efforts have been uni
formly successful, though they have not
always saved the state. This year the Ell
forts were renewed with greater energy
thaa ever before, bus they have failed.
The Republicans hsve lost the city by
maiorities ranging from 600 to 1000 on
the various candidates. In 1884 they car
ried 1t by about 100 majority, and still
failed to carry the state for Blaine in
November, Mr.. Cley elsnd's ma. ority be-
ing 4412 Tnis yesr there is q net aver
ase gain of $500 in Newark over 1884, and
CIeveIsnd's msjo1ity is indicated s.
nearly 10000. Whatever the exact size
Of that M )rity msy be the states cleo
toral vote can no longer be set down IS
doubtful.
This result Is the more crushing TO the
Republican hopes, because 1t COL firms
and greatly emphasizes the lesson Of tie
Maine election. II is the answer Of 8
manufacturing community to the tariff
scare. II tells Whist the workingmen
tbiuk about the shameless falsehoods as
to low wages from reformed tariff. The
men who on Saturday received their
wages in envelopes, distributed by the
Republican national committee, stamped,
Free Trade Means Pauper Wsges or No
Work." "a Question Of wages and
Bread" and SO or, voted on
Monday IS their own judgment told
them and in defiance Of these
coWsrdly threats. Il is not impossible
that the envelope, with its bold lies, had
Just the opposite effec, from the one in
tended. A workman who found the con-
tents Of his envelope very small may have
had . suspicion that his employer would
vote for free trsde himself il that would
reduce wages. Hard facts are not 10 be
disposed CT by printers ink, and
there are thousands Of American work
men who can form a. opinion for
themselves IS to their own interests. II
was this class that gave the Democratic
msjority In Newark on Monday. The rev.
oluIion is the more noteworthy because
It was brought about under 8 registry
law making all fraud much mora difficult
and Amisiug the time for receiving vol
to sunset. Taas fact dispcses Of the
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
ON 10 DEEP WATER.
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nsnd II tvery Senator eRc Repre- ssDiss
tive from this region genuine snd hearty
co operation in al effort to secure the
necessary appropriation for opening up
such hsrbo1s on the northwestern COAST
OF the Gull CT Mexico ss msJ be recesesIg
to meet the demands Ct cur growing COM
merce.
Il solved, that the chairman CT this
committee 6e appointed sub committee
OF one to prepsye and subject to the Leg
lslstuIe of the several states OF the UHion
st their rtXt session an address, together
with copy Of these resolutions.
Judge Carroll moved then that the In
vitations to visit the southern and south
western Texas be accepted.
Governor AjGms ct Colorado said that
to go to one plsce to make an exsuins
iion of Its claims would entail visi. to
every place on the coast which thinks
it has any claims, and that would re qIire
sky or ninety dsys. II the committee
went to the cpsst he wsnted them TO &C
ss pleasure seekers from the great roEtn-
west and not IS 6 committee officially in
l yestiesting the merits CT sny place tor G
deep gater hsIbOr.
The committee then took recess til
u'ClOCA.
Ga resssenbiirg tie resolutions were
declared to be our Of order, the Denver
c INVENTION having covered ell the ground
! Many matters were discussed pertaining
, to deep water.
Juoge Hancock then offered tie f]ru
IF bill to be introduced il Corgres
| providing for en- appropriation OF $40,
600. 900 TO be expended On one poInt Oh
| ne TtXss Coast Tor the purpose o
securing deep water harbor, The poin
20 De selected by s commission Ct gov
eminent engineers after the bill providing
| rns money mas been passed.
Senator Houston offered an amendm en-
% the effect tla. the poin. selected D
me engineers shall be adopted only by t.
| concurrence OF the Secretary Of Wsr.
| This amendment orough' up discRs
sion pro and con that lasted until site
midnight, tut finally Hancock's form wa
adopted and Senator Uouston's smend
men. WAS r, .cted.
siSeveralsgssoIuti9us Ct MINOR import
5aSs wers sdspseg<and .6ssoLventio
4 A{nea Y 6.
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Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1888-10-18
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EXPLOSION ON BOARD A STEAMER.

EXPLOSION ON BoARD STEAMER.
CALAIS. Oct l7-F1e force Of sn ex-
plosion OF petroleum yesterday en- board
the steamer Villede Calsis which arrived
october 10. from Poilsdelphis, tore OF
the deck and p,r.ly carried away her
sides. The forward portion Of the vessel
sank and fire IS raging fl .lcely in that por
ton above the wster. The wreck is lying
at the upper DICK . her shipping lying
in the vicinity CT the steamer was much
damaged by the explosion. L! is .e.red
the 10: OF LIE was great. Portions OF a
dozen bodies have been found lying on
the qusys, arms. legs and heads being
scattered about IN confusion. The Vnlete
Calais which WAS STEEL scow steamer OF
1921 tons WAS built at New Csstle, Eng
land, In 1887. Sic WAS Owned by g. r Die
& Co. and her home w,s Port CsiSis.