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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13
How Sos Found His Father

SHELBYvILLE, juno 12-In 1877 Martin b.
Phipps. . well-to-do farmer of Galatin county,
KY. almost insane because of q hayward daugh-
q ter. left his home and family, determined to be
. wanesrer the remainder of his life His fami-
~ made every effort to ascertain his where
abouts, but were unsuccessful and gave him up
for dead. A few DAYS ago his son. still living
on the old farm with his mother, saw in daily
paper that M. h. Phippe. of Shelbyvllle, ILL.,.
had been allowed pension as Mexican vet
ersn. He arrived here yesterday and found his
lone-lost father. an inmate of the poor-house.
Phipps is now seventy seven years Of age.
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ILLINOIS.

George Boyd Called to Answer for the Kill
ing of Dick Willisms
DECATUR, June 1.-THE murder case against
George Boyd was called up in the Circuit Court
before Judge Hughes yesterday afternoon. 1t
will 20 10 trial Wednesday. Boyd has been 10
prison sin CO last November, when in drunken
brawl he stabbed Dick Williams Both were
young men who lived In Maroa. and had como
10 Decatur together. Here they met Arthur
Goolsby. with whom they visited several sa-
looms. BOYD and Goolsby got to ouarreline
about an old grudes. and Williams succeeded in
taxing Boyd some distance away IN tho effort to
prevent . tragedy. Boyd resented the inter-
ference. and stabbed Williams in the side, the
victim dying the next morning. A large num-
Der of witnesses will testify in the case.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

The Republicans do not need q drar-net plat
form. Thew do not need mere moneyhsgs II
either end Of their ticket. What they need IL {
broad, clean. upright. capable nominee for the
presidency, standing firmly In line with RIGHT
principles and progressive ideas With such q
man such . platform they can wage q hope
full and reputable, II not . successful, canvasa
Without such man they will sentence their
party in advance TO overthrow at the polls and
elimination from the politics of the country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

MovILLE, June IL Arrived: Ethiopia, from
New York FOR Glasgow.
NEW YORK. June l2-Arrived: State Of Ne
braska, from Glasgow.
LONDON, June l2-Arrivsd; Persian Monarch,
from NswfYork.
BALrIncRE. June l2-Arrived: Donau. from
Rroman-
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Mad Dogs &C Wabash.

WABASH. June 1.-THE residents Of the First
ward, in this city, are considerably exercised
over the presence Of several mad dogs 10 that
part of the city. The trouble started from
large shepherd dog owned by q man named
Brown, which on Sunday seen to be
afflicted with rabies. The animal terrorzed the
inhabitants and Bit . number of other dogs
before il could be shot. Since then several dogs
which were contaminated have gone mad, and
are heine killed as rapidly as possible before any
damage is done. Last night the city council
took action. and passed an ordinance requiring
that all dogs be mu2zled utter July l.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

C1hcihnA Il Z onlmerclaI Gazetts
One OF the idiots who manufacture sensations
At Columbus has teegraphed the Baltimore
Sun that Whitelaw Reid has written Governor
Foraker urging him 10 60 for Blaine, and take
the second place on the ticket This ia az sbso-
lutte absurdity. Reid could not make and Fora
ker could not consider such proposition. This
vide. wild gable by telegraph lie gotten up and
on the wires in the hope of breaking Shermans
strength by impairing the reputation OF bis
strength in the Ohio delegation
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

Matthew Smith, Of Connersvile. wishes the
address of DIR. Wright who was on board the
gunboat Little Rebel. No. Is, Of tho Mississippi
river feet, in 1864 and 1865.
Charles Anderson. miner. aged forty five
years. and married. committed suicide in the
rear yard of Slater's saloon. 1t Center Point. on
Monday night. by cutting his throat. No cause
10 known.
company with . capital stock Of $50. 900 has
been formed at Columbus for the purpose Of
building an electric street railway The stock
is DIVIDED into shares of $25 each. Subscrip-
tions amounting to several thousand dollars
have already been raised.
The knights of Labor of Clay county held q
mammoth anniversary picnic, yesterday. at Bra
zil Six bands were in the procession. The
principal address was By Master Workman w.
T. Lewis, president OF district assembly No.
1885, The attendance was large.
A knowledge Of the whereabouts Of Willie
Glaherty, who lived in the fats near North
Madison, and who left home about year ago is
greatly desired His mother died about two
weeks ago. leaving his aged father. Any in
formation in regard to him will be greatly sp-
preciated.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

Special to the Indianapolis Journal
WAsHiSGrcs, june l2-Patents were granted
Indiana inventors today a. follows
James IL Brown. Richmond. car-brake; VIM.
n. Brown, Indianapolis. fre-proof floor; Alpha
B. Cup, WakarasA, fence; James w. Muivey.
Jonesvills. hoe cultivator; Geo. Potts. Indiana
polls clay disintegrator; Albert G. Ros-ncranz,
Evansville. plow; Frank Schefold, assienor N.
7. DePauw. New Albany. machine for grinding.
smoothine and polishing elass
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the real platform. There are Democrats who
wanted to shirk the issue, and they DID succeed
in getting the evasive plank Of the platform Of
1884 incorporated into this years declaration Of
principles. But to this are annexed the Presi-
dent and the Mills bill, and they are the exposi-
ton Of the Democratic tariff ideas OF 1883
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Boston Globe ID

Boston Globe DEM
But IL is 80 impossible 70 prevent this cam
paign from turning on the principle OF protec-
tion - against non-protectiou a. IL wonld be 20
turn NIAGARA back into Lake Ontario. The
dominant Democr alto powers do not desire any
thing else. and Mr.. Cleveland he's made himself
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13
Death from Blood Poisoning.

vINcENNEs. June IA day or two since
DR.. A. L. Case. young physician, died at his
homo in Vslpen, near Petersburg, Ind, Of blood
poisoning In performing an autopsy . few
days ago, he accidentally puuctured his finger.
from which blood poisoning set IN and resulted
in DEATH He had but fairly begun his profess
sional life. He was highly connected.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13
Indiana Pensions.
Pensions have been granted the following
named Iudapiaus.

named Iudianians:
W. R. johnson, Boeestown; J. C. Havans,
Marion; j. n. Mcintosh. Brownsville; NJ Wahl,
Grown Point; s. j. Sandrews, State Line; w.
Bailey (deceassdJ. Bryantsviile; W. r. Gardner
tdeceasedl, Rome; III. l.. Hart. Lexington; w.
Butrick. Elkhart; J. g. Martin, Medora; j. Alex
ander. Coffee; j. Moffatt. Huron; G. H. Smith.
Shelbyvile: L Williams, Ellettsville; NJ DALI
hoover. Madison; F. Miller, Huntington; w.
H-nrycks, Shelby vile; T. J. Delamere, Marion;
w. II. Lucas, Asherville; NJ G. Clark. Carroll;
E. B. s. Bonewell. Spencer; S. A. Evans. In.
d.anapolis; E. Edwards. Indianapolis; II. G..
Lemon. Rising Sun: j. Frick Evansville; minors
or w. Bailey. Bryantsville; widow of N. Jack
son. PALMYRA; mother Of d. Dick, Muncie;
widow Of j. Heye. Shslbyville; widow Of T. l..
Adams Pleasant
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

rode mp Lookout mountain on the standard
gauge road and came down on the iuclinss Mr..
Gould - suffering from neuralgia Which takes
tie form Of headache He leaves Ia the morn
ing for New York By the East Tennessee road
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13
They Slid Echo.
Detroit Tribune


The Democrats are now sending great bales
Of love and admiration TO Governor Gray, but
the toats and jeers that greeted him in the ST
Louis convention are still echoing DER tho land
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13
Fioed fur Rout.
.cial En- fha IndiaranuIia Journax

LoGANsPoRT, June I2-DAn Nesdham and
John McCracken, principals. and HUFF Thorn
ton. John Henley, John Miller and Lew Allen,
seconds and hackers in the ATTEMPTED prize
fight, near this city, we're fined $40 each by q
jury in the Circuit Court here today. The
charge against them was rous
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

MANCHESTER N. a., June 12-The laboratory
OF the Manchester printine-works. with its con-
tents. was burned tonight Loss. s35. 900; IN
insured.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13
The National Republican No More.

As the irst result Of the recent Newspaper
consolidation in this city, the employees Of the
Nstional Republican we're notified to-day that
their services woud no longer be required. and
the publication OF that paper ceased with to-
days issne
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13
.Isx Gould ia the south.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, June l2-Jay Gould
aud party arrived this afssrnoou. on .
special 6srain. fsem Memphis. They
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13
General Notes.

Special TO the Indianapciis journal
i WAsHISGros. June l2.-Hobart Brooks, who
Ter sens years has bssa the Washiagtos soszs-
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-06-13

WASHINGTON, Juns 13-1A
For Illinois Indiana. Michigan and Wisconsin
Light 10 fresh southerly winds; brisk on the
lakes; warmer light local rains.
For Ohio-Lieht to fresh easterly winds;
warmer. fair weather.
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Local Weather Report
INDIANAPOLIS. June IL.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-21

We have begun the work OF stop
ping the papers Of those subscribers
who pay no attention to our state
ments. But we never stop a paper
unless at the same time sending a
letter stating that fact, and the time
when the name will be placed on the
Black List, generally giving ter q
fifteen days grace. We cannot send
the inns promiscuously on q credit.
We do not desire to lose a single
subscriber, but we cannot afford to
give our paper to those who do not
show any disposition to pay fo- it.
Former newspaper experience has
taught us that there are men IN this
county, who will sponge their papers
for years, and never say a word about
pay. There are men in this county
who owe us now more than twelve
dollars for papers. It is such as
those we are getting rid OF. BY April
1st, we hope to get our list righted:
and wouldn't a published list Of our
delinquent subscribers look queer to
some people?
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-21

The two new dailies in Charleston,
the San and the World, are unearsh-
ing more rascality and deyilrv in that
city than was ever supposed possible
to exist in our great metropolis. New
phases of the Bend insurance swindle
continue to be developed, and It is
one of the foulest deeds on record.
The last sensation is where one man,
q tramp, boarded long enough
at another mans house in Sumner
vile to win the affections OF his wife
and daughter, and to carry of said
wife and daughter, and all his house
hold effects, to Charleston. This
happened some time ago. 4 grown
son of the injured man, irstigated by
the publication OF the scandal in the
World, shot his mothers Lothario IN
the mouth last Saturday, wounding
him severely, bat not killing him. The
people Of Charleston approve the
sons course. The mother and daugh-
Ter are completely wrapped up in the
tramp and have turned against their
natural protectors. The injured mans
name is Henne. The tramp's name
is Faulkner. The daughter is not
fourteen, and Faulkner has been ar
rested for abduction Of the little girl,
Nina Henne. In cur private opin-
ion, a dress OF tar and feathers, would
be the proper thing for Faulkner and
both the female Hennes.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-21
Eanaing's Opportunities and Wants.

Mr.. EDIToR Let me congratu-
late you upon the recent marked i'm
proYement of Jour paper. It was cer-
tainly well conducted by your accom-
plished predecessor, Mr. B. S. Dinkins;
whose editorial career, thoss21C short,
was brilliant. The friends Of the enter
prise eatker feared that It might not
MAINTAIN in other hands, this high at
tainment, but all are gratifed and
delighted to have demonstrated its
higher development.
The better portion of society IS
pleased with the independent manli-
ness of your sheet, which does not
truckle to the deprayed instincts OF
the low and vulgar, but by fearless
course has the advancement Of socie
ty as an ultimate end. There are
two objects good newspaper has in
view, which harmonic, blend, and
eoalesce in one, viz the improve
ment Of the literary tastes. and the
advancement OF the morals OF society.
Literature divorced from good NOR
ais, in any of the educational enter
prises of the day, becomes a giant
armed for mischief, and proves a
withering curse to society There is
no educational means which reaches
SO many persons in community as a
newspaper, and with strict integrity
and purity, with literary culture, may
be rich inheritance.
Our community is certainly to be
congratulated in having two weekly
sheets, which, as leaves from the tree
of life, are scattered for tie hesl-
ing of the people. Our wants a.o
fully met by these two papers. TO
have more, would be to glut the mar
ket, to have less would be to destroy
that healthy and generous rivalry
which gives strength and force OF
character.
Our community needs town hall.
This with US is a desideratun. N'e
have no place well suited for public
gatherings but the court house and
churches, and one is devoted sacredly
and exclusively to religious purposes,
and the other equally and sacredly
and exclusively to justice, so neither
are available. A town hall with a
market attached, and pair CT public
scales to weigh produce brought in
from the country, would greatly add
to the comfort of our community, aGa
by reasonable rental, could be made
to produce small income to the
town. The social, educational, and
literary wants Of our people, demand
such building, and surely the en-
terpSise of our mechanics, farmers,
merchants, and professional men, can
divise a feasible scheme by which
such a building can he erected and
be made an ornament to the town,
without being buciensome to any
one.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-21
Our town is greatly in need OF a

Our town is greatly in need OF a
town hall, and the suggestion made
BY" in this column is worthy
Of consideration. We hope the town
council to be elected next month viii
take the matter in hand, and build g
large and commodious town hall.
There is not a hail of any size in this
place, and it is very embarrassing to
the town In q good many ways. Let
Us issue bonds, ard build large hail,
with market and guard house below.
The present town hall and guard
house is an eye sore to the town.
What say our citizens?
And we must have a bank, too.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1888-03-21
II. CLINTON GALLUCHAT,
PRACTICES IN COTET5 OF

CHARLESTON and CLARENDON.
Address Communications IN care Of Nan.
ming TtNEs
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
&anias

FRA ben peitlige Del al aanIas
tonmer isrselise Gfterretninser ON
IilItanoen blanot Settlerne. 5ar 3
aar f;oen Ipttebe en- Mtasle Settlere til
ben Del Of Staten, os aIe Counter paa
ct ner blep ursauiiereoe, men Serllss
beben Dor inart iorbi. De tire lioIte
gar bar Of Npline laaet aleeles feil
Der, os mango Settlere ilptter enten til
Colorado elsr tilbase til gitsn. Scott
guuntp bapbe for 2 aar iiben 1000
Snbbpssere, MI bar bet fun 500. Oct
isr uo til, at ben oeltlise Gel al Staten
fun er Iflitet for apasapl.
Yoftpperi. On bel 9ei uaabneSs
resitrerebe Batter er bOrtitjaalet ira
9op,ta Yoit Office. aae Betiente LOTT
febes ND ai aontpret, % unber osrss
Jraperelie benpttebe 2ioen sobt. 9pOr
tort bet i~tjualne Belsb er, Oioes enonu
life.
Gn 0elpeoesmafine bleO iorleoer
Dag ienbt pr. Grprss til Rr. upbam
g~oHepuiQe. "a ben aabnebes, sgplo'
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Is b q.

Set amcrifanife Sampifie "0aDtian
HepIblie", Der iorisste of lsbs IND
CANT Marcs Sapn meb 8aaben %
Gmmunition til Dprsrstropperne, bleu
~bei1uslast al Resjerinsens Gutboriteter.
"6aDtiau S~aepublic" er en- Beltinbies
farer fra Bolton. Get bleu bpsset /
Bath, Wuine, / 1885. 9ampfibsts
4senter / Bolton, 9. 6. Morie g. 60,
ertlarer, at be life pioite, at 9ampItibet
q laitet meb a~ontrabanbe. Get afsii
/ OttOber fra Iew gort meb aisb.
%manosparer. Qsenterne bar forefost
Sasen for be 5oreneoe Staters Qutbo-
%riteter.
Zen oDer bele Teroen berpsteoe
ipanite Bandit 8ictor Giasoia bleu for
leoen Dag itubt os brabt af ~cubanife
Solbater. Jlere al bans 8amerater
ia%arebes.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Wiuueipta.

SDnamit. gn aanbe fplot meo 9pna-
mitpatroner bleu 9groas g(fter last uoen;
for en- Gabefontraftsrs Serfiteo / Tus
lutb. 8atrDuerne ~eyplpcerebe, ps iel
Nrbeioere blsp ilemt beitabisebe. Oct
er anben Gang, at Der bar peret sJori
5oriss paa at brebe benne a%ontratters
Nrbeioere. Man antaser, at bet er az
itebiseoe Nrbeibere. Der bar besaaet
bisIe Jorbrpoelier.
Sernbanenlyffe. Oct ~peitsaaenbe
Yaslasertos paa gtprtbern Yacific Bas
men LIB Ssnoos Iiten at Sppret per
Grou Using Riper. 1oset git meb en-
Surtisbeb al 40 WtI / Gimen for al
inobeute tabt 9ib us fob IND paa ct
aabent Spprltifte oeo Gitenben al Sroeu
uper Grpm @ins &ioer. locomotives
reues lss fra 3enberen, % benne, Ypftz
posnen oS to Basoseposne falot neo
Sloben. 2ofomotipet fom poer 8rOen,
men iorlob Sppret ueb ben peitlise
Gnbe os uelteoe. Sprbsber Srown
blep brebt, os Naitiniit Stpart bler
lemt beitabiset. Clinton Strange al
Co. k, 3bie 8esiment, fit iaa ipere
&~paitelier, at ban ia~nbipnlisuis fummer
til at os oeraf. Eoltbetientene 8rpipn,
Slatterp ps Steueniun, Der bar / Soft
posnen, Flap berfra meo ubetpoelise
8p9i telier.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Nepublifanlf Seier.

3islse be inbtcmns 8~eretniuser til
Onsoas Wiooda bar be republifanlfs
aanbIbnter for Breioent % 8icepreiis
bent, Bsniamin !0nrrilon os 2sui 3.
Worton, leiret Deo Balsene il ale
norblise Statsr meb llnotoselie Of ReU
Serlep. Deite llbfnlo siOer 6arriion
os Mprton 239 electorate Stemmsr, 80
mere enb ngoueubist
Staferue B%irsinia, @eit Birsinia
os Misiouri sr llbfnloet tpiliOmt, ionos
ipulispis bar Dfmotraterne leirst /
bisie meb beipoelie rebucerebe Maloris
teter.
3 Rem Yort leirebe Republifonerre
meo meIem $4,000 % 10000 Stems
mer; / Connecticut meo 1000 os / 5ns
biana meo omtrent $4,000 Stemmer.
@uuernsr 9auib y. 6ia er ianoipns
lisuis ~sienualsi / Iew YOri. Gams
mann : Demofraternes aanbioat for
Wapor, 9ront, Ell poist meo ooeruals
benbe Waioritet.
s Soma III Snrriion pmtrsut 10000
Stemmers Malsriiei; be republlfanits
aanbioater for Statssmbeoer er palgt
meb rlnbtaselie al Wabin, annOibat for
Railruab Commissioner, iom beieirebes
al ben nuo9renbe 9nbe6apsr al Gm6ee
bet, 9emOfrnten Den.
NGe Somas republifanite &anbioa=
ter for 8%on9resien, meb unbtaselie at
RcManns / anbet Tiitritf er oalgte.
Zen rationale Romite tror, at Mepres
ientantbuiet oil blips republifanlf meb
benpeb 20 Stemmers Wajoritet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Nfrifa.

Gaptein &arl Glen, ben befjenbte
unae 0prbmanb / aonsOitatens 1ie
neite, er aisaaet peb 0soen al allmat'
feber / 2eppolbpiae ben 7be September.
pan bar fun SO Nar sammel. Sans
g(rbeioe bar i ben iibite Glib paientlie
at islse be iorubienbte Grpeoitioner meo
BrOpiantifibe. San baobe MI mart
tjent ben 9ib, iom frepebes, for at rere
berettiset til at treble tilbase Os 6ape
en- betpbslis Yenion. Oct bar Sa bans
Seniist at penbe tilbase til Sjemmet.
Saa tom 9sbsn. t5ans Jorelore leOer
/ Narbeben al S%arpsbors. aarl Of
len baube ueb gnersi os 9pstisbeb ar
beibet iis irem ira fattise 8aar.
3Osle 5lbub, iOm er anfomns iii
Zanzibar ira 9abpra, brinser birefte
giterretninser ira Stanleps expedition.
Sc bapbe msot n Del al Grpeoitlonen
/ 8ea for gilbert Npan5l os j Sposit
ior Sansa, men Stanley ielo traf be
life, ba ban par TO 8oses &eiie furan.
Manse al Grpeoitionens Weolemmer
par ~ioripunbne easr bsbe. 40 al benz
brutnebe unber JOrisset paa at iatte
uper en- TOR 5lob, Der lsber fra Git mob
Set. Sun en- Goio Wano bar osb.
Stanlep bapoe Of Os til fjampet meo be
ui(be Stammer, Iom life piloe ioriDne
BAN meb Brouiant. On flor Del al
grpebitionen bapoe ueret anDrebet al
alimatfeber. De arabilfe Slbuo ans
laar stanleps Stprte til $50 Wano os
troebe, at ban uben 8anitslisbeo funbe
naa irem til @abelai.
Neoiomme J~orbrpoelier % &ani'
balisme. Jra Bonnp JlOoen fommer
Beretninser ON aiitpelise 5orbrpbslier
os Mennsfeaberi, iOm ianSt Stsb ben
for tort lib iben. OfrifansS tammer
uar blepen iornarmet paa Raboitammer
Csonis. Zen intbsb en- Del al Cso'
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
SlltnDis.
Saarbt pyepeOe SprGlore,

Saarot pgepeSe 6orGlore. 5or to
llaer iiben iaa ben befienSte populare
norlfe observation-disclosures 3bomas
grown / Chicago us bans Suitru Sps
rene fig omsipne al 4 oel,pbrosne Bern,
Itriuer ct "spitbjob". s JrepaSs Tom
ben elpite 9.aarise SpH ira Sfolen os
tlasebe pper Onpt / 5alien. 2llfalp'
oeae tO,t(arsbe, OF bet par Oifterlt
De andre Ssrn itiltes itrur ira Der
spse, men bet par for tent, Os efter e.
Bar 9aaes spsbam orbs Sennis,
Var, @rtbur, S Var os s Waaneoer %
Robbie 6 slar sammel. Ge andre
8srn er iremoeles ansrebne Of osnn'
fOrierbeliss Spsbom.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Tp VrGmie. BOO 20. :.
Wttentimer.
Gn Samling al goOe % moriom me
5ortGaiu9er % Sfitier.
12S SiDer.

5~ubbole: ajerlisbebsns Wauat. (en
9bp6oloeiIi gaaoe al 5ubian Sell - vt
Hpite, (gfter Tprtpeuuen, VT y, Strsm)
-Stela.-i9iter "Ge parHlpips ram. = en
9ummeI Snetfe. (Nf George StrsmoaD.-
Gu Irpfeti / 16SS.-9oftor Wpltons.-Mos
Der. (eiter bet gnseIlfe) = 6ol'eiasn ira
SrlaHe,- @riubbuiet. 6ortGatns).- Cub
9ruoeren. 6ortRllins ira aaiifornia. Sps
penoe poo i'm Bot. gn 5ortalin9 ira ben
iioIte aris.-9unlsp % Sisrio. 5ort9lins
fro Sslano, %pperiat al Salloor Srtem.
"8ecorab Ypiten" ps "Teb arnen"
ct Aar meb cenne Bog icm Br9mie,
Sl.25 beitst. Spsen i%nebunoen 10 9ts.
egtra.
0bc Mbommcmtcr, der melScr T9
tu, vii iaa SlaSct til NDtaar 1890
Tor Sf.25.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Bcnntglp

Gfspeoitioneu til bet gamle gabD'
Ion. Den Gfspebition, iom ubienotes
/ 8espnoslien ai Suni al llniperlitetet !
philadelphia, oe iom man trpeoe par
naaet irem til fit 8sitemmelleslte S, bar
bapt mango 8anitelisheber of f)ampe
meb unber Reiien. Den 29oe Septems
Der itranoeoe Stibet pnu Zen Samos
peb 2%ilenfiens 8pit; BET bar nIeo ytso
oe neppe, at Gtspeoitionens Wsolems
mer % 8eIetningen tcm op paa en-
alippe; be blep rebbst 6 Elmer lenere
al ct tprfiIt Sartgi. Gen 2oen Sttpber
bar gtspeoitionen ~iremheles paa Samos,
os insen pibite. naar ben funbs fomme
berfra. @fspebitipnen beitaar al 5 Ser
ioner, blanbt builte er ben bersmte
ameritanite AsisriOlos Irof. 8. 9.
Silprt6t.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
utah.

6uuernorsn al Utah a%nilaar Terri;
turiets Snbbpsseruntal til 100000, en-
5orpselle ai $4,000 fioen 1880. Yar'
oien at BEN itat6are 5ienoum er s46,=
379,O73. Meb 6enipn til Mormoner=
mes Surbrins, at 9erritOriet ifal optases
ium Stat, Tiger @uuernsren, at en- aon'
arescommislipn buroe fsrit mberiese 81
tirfelise ps borserlise 5prbolo 2erri'
turiet, fsrenb bette 5crlansenoe til
Itemmes.