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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-13

@pprssmaalet er. @tal ben fore-
nebe 8elmast ipiu9e fit beIpotilte
6errebpmme ouer % os lette uo et=
bpert @por al mennelfelis Sribeb?
@0er 1fal Solicit reiie Jig meo fin
Maat; paaitaa Tin Set us iiee: iaa
langt ftal bu fomme men lite leng gere.
S oenne Torbinbelie pil leg sienz
9ipe fpl9enbe fra en- MboresIe af ben
eretutipe &omite ben 25be Mai
1887: vNaar bet ameritanfe Tolt
tulot foritaar @letbeoen / benne fore=
1eoe @ammeuiuerselie, us foritaar,
at ben fan blioe tillaht at naa fin fuloe
l1buitling alene ueo at prissibe ben
ofentlise 5ribeb, oa pil ber fra buert
&uarter &epubliten Opfaa ct @tris,
aluorlist os intens, fra bet paa9nenoe
Soft: Monopolet maa poeles9es".
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-13
Mtnnefpta.

Sra @rootiton mebbeles Spnba9:
@lpen bar iteset II Sob / "a Elmer
% itiger frembeles itipnt lan9Iomt.
Seromes I6bition itaar unber &anb,
o9 &eboerne flptter ub eller pp / an<
ben @tase. Deriom NnIamlin9en af
Epmmer lpsner: pil 8roerne o9 9am=
men itrDse meb. 9ammen peo &eb
Safe SaQs iises at bore poela9t. -
Ser iteee Snobrub Tontaine & Mn9z
Inns 8utit inat. Sab $500.
- @tarbud lobe SUM-. Sen npe
9ampmpue til 6ormalins al Mel ct
aQereoe blepen flebt, o9 ben bil 'blipe
fer6i9 til at funne moota9e Maitine=
riet omtrin9 BEN lite Suli. - 9ifte=
ria bar buieret 9anife flemt Der.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-13

oerom oelto9 8altor &reus, &rof,
Stub, Haftorerne Nroeien, Eb. Sobn=
ion, S. q. Ebor1en, @iere, 5osmarf,
2bfenssaarb, Duren,, ,,8apier, @aritab
o9 &on9snns.
&eiultatet al 9isfusiionen blep,
at Der fattebes fplsenoe 8e11utnin9er:
1. Mtnnel lota>9ii itrift anbefaler
Oprettelien al ct 8brnebiem peb at
benptte Tilbuoet fra @aroen @itD,
bpis intet bebre Gilbub itulbe TONNE
(mo6 1 @temme).
9. Nt Der neb1ettes en- &pmite, be-
itaaenbe af 3 @eolemmer, 1om ifulbe
foretase be npbpenoige 11noeribseller
o9 berom 9ipre Sn6beretuins til Sir
feraabet.
st 5ori1as / SnbitiQinsen blep ben
oif til @bnobefomiteen.
I'll @lutnin9 blep nebtaget, at ben<
ne Gag ifulbe anbefales til be anbre
9iitritter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-13
5no1anoet.

Sen 8oe bs. lan6ebe ber ftreDamp=
iftbe meb 2721 Snbpanorere / Netp
gort. Set enc at bem, - os bet
bar enbba ct Tibet @fib - bapbe poer
1000 @mi9ranter omborb. Sc feite
af bisie bar &olatter, Sbber os Ep=
ftere. .9a Stibet forlso &amburs,
bar ber enoba oper 5000 Epitere os
polite Spher tilbase, iom fob reiie=
feroige os Blot pentebe paa @tibslei=
biabeb. st af @tibene Tom ira gaea=
pei og bauoe foroetmeite Stalienere
omborb.
! - Sra @au1bau, @is.. meobeles,
at man Grebas fanbt 6. @ellauer, en-
rig Manb fra Milpautee, liq9enoe
bp6 paa @eien omtrent Z Mtil fra
fgritnepnte @teb. @eb Sioen beraf
fob @eit os 8ussp, iom ban baube
leiet ON Morsenen forat 9ca uo og ie
paa enoel 2ano, iom ban eieoe / Sea.
bolaget. 9an par 80 Iar 9amn,el,
% bet antases, at ban bpoe i&oenen
os fioen falot uo. 9ans lbr os 8en>
9ebog par urbrte.
s. @aterloo, Soma, ct Der to
Meno, iom bper eier en- 9eit, oer an<
fees pero $4,000 eller oeroper. Sen
enc er en- Graper, ben anoen er en-
9tnsit, Der bruses Iom Nulsopr.
Sen er allereoe Is Mar sammel, men
@ieren bat afi1aaet $25, 1000 for ben.
- s Chicago er man allere6e paa
bet nermeite faroi9 for ben Republican
Mationalz@onpention. 9e forltjeQiz
ge 6oteuer pil blipe ltano til at mob
taee oper 10000 fremmeoe, beber bet.
Temteu al be itprite 9oteller ui( fun
ne rumme oper II, 900. Wan9e 9e=
le9ationer bar allerebe betinaet fig
Bla6s. Sen fore Muoiturium=8ps
ming nermer fig fin 5ulbenbelle os
pil en- al be ferite Sage bliue operle=
peret til Nationaltomiteen.
- 9ampitibet r@eneral. Eerrp"
iant Misiouri 9fiper paa 7 Sob
@ano Merbeben al. Omaba, Mebra<
TIA, fioite Jrebassaften. Dmboro bar
500 Menise os enbel Dfficerer al Ste
l1niteo States Snfantrp. 5tibet
itsbte mob en- &el, Der fog ct fort
9ul Stibsiioen, os @anbet be9bnbs
te burti9t at itrpmme inb. glle 6olz
batter meo beres 9uit,uer tom ilano,
men be miitebe fine bebite &leber os
&oftbarbeber, iom bog maaffe oelpis
Tan blipe optasne. Sfibet bar iam>
men meo ct anoet famine Morgen
fommet fra 8ismard, Daf., befemt
for Geras. r@en. EerrDs" &as1az
serer fortiatte &eiien pr. Sernbane,
os bet u1faote @tib forietter fin
Suite alene, r@en. EerrD" fal ta9es
op i9ien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-13
fergus Galls Mgeblad
uotommer bber Sn8oag.
a. Solent, l6giper.
@ubitriptton8prts $1.50.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper In
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

- 8enfleman, Meb., 9be Stunt.
@bmin Boomers, en- fremmeb Mano,
bapoe ner iat 2iuet til ber isaar.
2qn9s 8anterne peb &epublifan &i=
per er Der itore 2eier al fore6erf
&ntflanb. @n 5armer, 1om tom til
8pen imorses, ppba9eoe en- 'Mano,
lom lanslomt bolbt paa at 1bnfe neo
giennem @anben os foriptnbe. @fter
itore Initren9elier, bporunber 6en
fremmeoe tiempebe iom en ra1enbe,
lpfteoes bet at reboe bam. 9a ban
tom paa fait @runb, par ban lite
iitanb til atsioe nosen 8elteo ON fig
ielp, os man maatte meb Ma9t bolbe
bam fra at itDrte fig tilbase ub ben
foreberife &pl. &tlIDnelabenbe hapz
be ben reoiomme 6are 9jort bam panz
oittis. Sra bans &apirer at opu1z
me ituloe bans g&apn pere @otuin
Bomers, o9 bans &enner nuloe bo /
@auo, &anias. @an par omtrins
60 Mar sammel. 9an blep brast til
8pen, boor 8pmpnoisbeoerne tos fig
al bam. S ct 2eberbelte. ban bapbe
pm 2ipet, tanbtes $1,000 / &apirpen<
sc.
- Sen lille 8D 9eorpaD / Mi@tz
gan blep neiten poelast ueo Sloez
brano fioite 2proas. Sloen opio6
/ &oitins & Co.'S sSernbanoel, os ba
bet bar itert @inb, funbe man lite
tontrolere Sl5en. &pen er bpsset
/ en lang @aoe, os Slben raiebe paa
bes9e @ioer. Ereoipe 8D9ninaer /
ben pistisite 8poel blep pbelaste, %
iblanot oisie par Eomnballen os &ot=
buffet. Eabet pil pperitise 100000,
mebbeles Der.
- @n Mano @prtn8 Gie,p, ,Neb.
leo en- meset 1mertefulo 9po forlez
ben foraariaset oerpeo, at ban bleu
imittet peo at rb9te en- 9eft, BET bap<
be Chambers. Soften bapoe fnplet
oper bans &opeo, % Materien bar
tomh1et oper ManbenS Mnfi9t, Mrme
o9 @enoer. IQe bis1e @teber paa
2eaemet blep belat meo 8pl6er. s
to Tiger leo ban frDsteli9t, fbr 2ez
serue paa @tebet pibfe, ,bpao bet bar.
Men ba @tatens 9prlese antom, erz
tlereoe ban, at @p9bommen bar fonts
men fra 9eiten. Set bar ben 1amme
9prlese, Der bapoe ltuot Soften.
- @u &apirfabrit Mppleton,
@is., bleu totalt poela9t peo Sloe=
brano Sreoassmorsen. Tabet anz
1aaes til $150,Q00, me6ens .&siuran'
cen blot bar $50, 900 til 100000. @n
al 8ranbmanbsfaberne bar n9r o>11=
fommet / ben brenoenbe &b9nin9.
- @n atten 9ar 9ammel &i9e,
Iom oar uce o9 1anfeoe Ber peb See
maba &iper to Mil fra fit 9iem /
Nerbeben af 9umbolbt, Meb., blep
forleoen al en2anbitrp9er ooertalot o9
franfet. 9enbes Gilltano er betenz
felis. &olosmaneen unofom, men
man bar en- COB 8eltripel1e af bam,
pa ban pil anta9e(is blipe fatfet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-13
Sc amanosml poe.

v&eo &ioer 9alens Sn6re= Mis=
fionszToreninss" Iarsmpoe for 1883
beapuber @anbas ben 2oen Suli /
9ep @tapauser Menisbebs &irte,
8urton, Erail Co., 9afota.
Com Samta(eemne ct optillet:
/. Sc 2roenbes Torpisnin9 ON fin
Gtaabei itanb.
2. &9nnen.
,2utberife &riitne uben 9enlDn til
Samfun6sforbinoelie ct penli9ft ino<
bubte. st talri9t Mgbe Dnlfes. Be=
i6senbe til Mtbbet mobta9es 8ur=
ton (Statitn paa r@t. g. SO. & M.")
2brbas ben 30te SUM- os Spnoag ben
lite Suli. Baa Gorenin9ens 8e9ne,
3ti20. s.. 6. @ieritab.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-13
9ett ttorite SDnobeS aar lt9e M1.
oe I 9acreo &eart, ~ tn
ttefota-
(Sfanbinopen.)

0e S9creo A9e0rt1 W(tW>
.tefota-
(Sfanbinapen.
Mgbet aabnebes meb @ubstjenefe
@aitor 6aritao preoitebe. &aitor
&reus opleite fin Snoberetnins.
9enne pite at ber fpr Galesipuooen
If. q. bdpoe uomelbt fig af Spnooen
IA @enisbeoer bet pitlise 9iitritt
o9 8 Soma 9iitrittet. @fter Jeues>
ipnooen ifier baobe BET uomelbt fig
bet pitlise 9iitritt "a Menisbeber os
10 8reiter, / Soma 9iitrittet II Me=
nisbeber og 10 &reier os iMinneiota
9iitrittet 46 Menisbeber os Is &re>
fer, tiliammen 100 Meuisbeoer os "a
&refer.
&trferaabet hapbe mobta9et ct Eil=
bub ON 10 Mcres 2ano mel1em Ttpin
% Grpital Safes, 4 Mil ira Union
9epot / Minneapolis, uastet ber enb<
nu lite bauoe peret Inleonin9 til at
1el9e Seminarie>@ienbommen Ma=
biion, isis. SIT ben npe @eminarie<
8psnins oar ber peo Subfription iif<
ret nuset oper 10000 9ollars, buor>
bos ber pberli9ere par inbfommet 2 a
5000 Dollars. Til 5ormanb for
8pssearbeibet bar antaset Sens
@eiet fra @tousbton. @nbpioere
bar &irferaaoet antaeet Tilbub fra
Stour Ta1s, Dat, ON at erbolbe 4
Mcres 2ano og enoel &enee mob 6or,
plistelie til inben en- Bel TENT Eib
at upfere Bpsuinser til ct @folelez
rerieminarium til en- &erbi af $751;
600. Dslaa for bette 8pssearbeibe
bar 1om 5ormano anta9et Mr. Sens
Me5et.
Bafor Dtpern referereoe en- Stri=
ie bois Mebtbr nusle samle Go1t i
@arben @itp, 8lue Garth Co., bar
piqt9 til at 9ipe % Softer 8pen til
ct 8prnebiem. 9enne Gag blep
ouer1enbt til en- &omite (Baforerne
Dmern % 6osmart iamt &epr. &aal
Goslien). &aitor 3apier bemertebe
at o9Iaa iaar bar ber unoerballance i
&aslerne, os bet par al itor @istis=
beb, at oer meo 9enlpu til Snbiams
ling af 8ioraa til &asierne iosttoses
iaaoanne Goranitaltniuser, at oer tno>
tom iaameset at ber par tillfrettelise
wiioler til at betale be lpbenbe ub<
glitter iaa at man life fabig tom til at
itaa @ielo. Ser man9leoe Suri9z
beb og Snteresie for @asen. Set fo>
retom bam. at buorleoes enb Gor=
boloene pare funbe man bog meb
nosen &arme for @a9en Jamie liot
1ammen til iamtlise @pnobefasier,
iarlig til 2ereanitalternes os @pno=
befasien.
&aitor Saeen formente at @runben
til at bet git iaa imaat meo Snbiam=
linsen bar ben, at @enisbeberne tieno>
te meset tibet til bportil &asierne be.
nptteoes. 9ette par iier Eilfelbet
meb SDnobetasien. Tormente at bet
bar 8raiternes &list at oplpie Me>
nisbeberne ON buortil &aSierne Be-
nbttebes.
@ator $. ". Breus siorbe OPP
merfiom paa at Omeub Snbiamlin,
gen af 8ibras til @pnobefasien saar
lmaat, maatte mon bog lite tro at Set
bar peret perre oermeo ifior eno De
fore9aaenbe Gar. S forrise Nar inb=
Tom ber tilitretfeli9t til @amfunbets
lpbenbe l1b8ifter. Sen unoerballance
man MI bar ifrep fig fra tiolisere
@ialb.
| Mpbet 31te Mai aabnebes meb
Sfrifttasning al 8aitor @ansnos ON
Sormibbasen, og &raoiten af &aior
8apier ON @ftermibbaaen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1888-06-13

gaaar man til1trioer os, ON at for
anbre Noreslen paa 8laoet, maa
man lite glemme at opgiue ben 5amle
Noresle.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-04
At THE SOUTH.

The remains of Gov. Marmaduke were
buried at jefferson City. No.. with inn
pressive ceremony. Considerable indig-
nation was expressed by the state officirls
and others because Superintendent Of the
National Cemetery Ferqu on did not raise
the national flag at half-mast, and Adj.
Gen. Jameson telegraphed Senator Vest
at Washington, complaining OF the disre-
spect suown to the memory OF the late
governor. The superintendent explained
that the halyaris were frozen fast, and
FfnsAssnoses that h hAd M osdeEs to hoist
the dag.
GREAT excitement prevails at Harper,
Kan, on account Of the bitter feeling be.
tween that town and Anthony over the
contest for the county seat. In the last
election Harper received majority OF 800
votes. The candidates were given ceriif-
Gates, but Anthony rivals are contesting
the,r election. T other evening the
citizens of Anthony held ass-mes'ing,
and after passing series Of resolutions
proceeded to organize Winchester rife
club. Hundreds OF msn have offered their
services, and the outcome is o matter OF
much speculation.
JOHN J. LIrrLEToN. editor Of the
National Reriew, of Nashville, Tenn, who
was suot by Joseph r. Banks 70 emily, is
deal.
The question Of the policy Of allowing
Americans to coloniz, lower California
continues to be agitated in Mexico, the op-
rosit on taking the ground that the admin
istration Of President Diaz, in its co.diaii-
" townrd Americans, forgets the result o.
permitting American ,oloniz alton ia Tex
as. General Pacheco, minister OF public
works. renlies in pamphlet, showing that
no danger from AmerIcdn cU'untnetssa ex.
lists, and in fact that the Americans arc In
a large m nority in the territory OF Lower
California.
REV. A. R. WINFIELD, editor Of the
Arkansas Methodist, and one Of the most
widely known Methodist divines In the
south, died recently in L tile Rock, Ark,
OF pneumonia.
A PRIZE fight between 7. H. Brooks, Of
Council Bluffs, champion light weight o:
Iowa, ami Billy Nolan, an amateur pugi.
list OF Kansas City, wa, fought two miles
south Of Kansas City. for 800 q side, in
the presence of about ne hundred menu
bers Of the sporting fraternity. The hght
was q iries ons, Nolan. though game,
being no match for Brooks, either in
science or strength. In the second round
q terrible right handler from Brooks brok .
one Of Nolan's ribs. Nolan tainted and
the fight was declared in favor Of Brooks.
SEVEN business houses, with their con-
tents, we're destroyed by nre at Gsesnville,
Texas. Loss, 900, 600.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-04
FROM THE EAST.

DIVIDENDS have been declared on the
vadderbil. roads-Lake Shore, 2 per cent;
Michigan Cn,ral, 2 per cent; Canada
Southern, II per cent. Lake Shore earn.
ings for the year amounted to 8 Is per
cent. on the stock.
Two policemen of Evansville, Ind, be.
ing Oh duty the other night, were indulg-
ing themselves in what they called . sort
OF lark, and were seen coming out Of a
residence at late hour by Odicer Zeigler.
They started TO run 40 he hailed them. and
in the belief that they were burglars be
fred upon them. killing Officer Smock.
CoNNoRs and Lynch, the burel r. who
recently escaped from the Jail at Pitts
field. Mass. and were recapturel in New
York confessed 10 Inspector Byrnes that
they we're members Of the gang OF four who
attempted to rob the Farmsrs' National
Bank at New Castle, Del, on Sept. 20
last, but were surprised by Cashier Cooper,
who fred at and wounded one OF them
md defeated the plot.
The Indian affairs committee Of the
senate has sent the Sioux bill lately intro.
duced BY Mr.. Jones to the secretary Of the
interior. with request that maps be made
illustrating the proposed ailotmsnts OF
reservations to the various bands Of Sioux
and Of the lands to be thrown open to set
tlement. aspfoposed BY the bill.
UNITED STATES TREAsURER HYATT
has mailed checks aagregating eS.4l4.-
900, in payment Of the interest due Janu.
ary !, on United States bonds.
A DOZEN persons were injured BY col
lision between tvo passenger trains on the
Long ID AMI railroad In Brooklyn.
IxTKLLraENcE has been received at the
New York yacht club by private correspon.
dencs that challspgs for the American
cup is on the way here from Colonel
Jameson, owner of the Irex. The new
yacht ID to be cutter, Is OF 30 feet on
keel. The ten months previous notice re-
quired ex ire With this month.
The Rsading strikers, Shamokin. Pa,
refused 10 return 10 work, because the
company would mot n .employ Dispaiehsr
Huntley. Tho mastsr woskmsn q N -.
sembly and several laborsrs on the coal
docks have 90 heen discharged. i y
NOT possible to move the coal o. local
freight tra1ac under the prsseut ci1cum-
stances and, therefore, the collesies viii
not bs worked.
TIE funeral o. Ex- Secretary Mann nc
occurred Dscembsf 81, q Albany. n. 7.
After = private service, y which only
members Of the family wsre present, The
casket was carried 70 the hearse. The
pail hearers were, harles ], Canda, of
New York, Sidney Webster. IL New yosk;
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-04
DISEASES Of FARM sTock.
Reports ON Cholera and Chambers from
Several States -Generaliy
Favorable.
iChicago special. |


The following reports on diseases among
farm stock will be published In this weeks
Issue OF the Farmers Rerier.
I'VE have endeavored to obtain from our
corps Of correspondents some reliable in
formation as 10 the prevalence of disease
among farm stock. Our inquiries have had
special reference TO cholera among swine
and glanders among horses, and while full
particulars have been furnished us abeut
the former disease, We fear that our CORE.
spondents have suppressed facts relative
to glanders of the horse. It should be
stated, however, that whore the latter dis
ease exists owners Of afflicted animals are
apt to do all in their power to keep
It's presence secret, hence our correspon.
dents may not have been able 10 learn
the trsth a. to the prevalence Of this fell
disease in their respective counties. A
careful compilation OF the facts furnished
inc psrscnlssnn 8txeS IS ses follow.
different States: lllinois-No cholsra IN
~ count es; some cholera in 20 counties.
Cholera very bad in counties. No Glan-
ders reported, but distempsr reported
among horses in 6 counties. Wisc0nsin-
No cholera in 26 counties: ono county re-
ports little cholera, another considerable.
Two counties report glanders, with one
case in each county. Twsuty-stx counties
report no glanders. Michigan-Twenty-
three counties report no cholera; 8 counties
report some cholera. and one county rs-
reported, but one county reports dis
temper and one county IN unknown
disease among horses iana-Tvsnty-
eight counties report no cholera;
16 counties report little cholgra.
No Qlanders or dietampcr repOrtnd Iowa
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-04

Mr.. Corcoran woe bis favorite Aoweu--a
Jacque minot rosebud and several odorous
Glove pinks. With o pleasant greeting for
each and oil, the courteous, white haired
philanthropist sot there surrounded BY his
family and friends. In response to the
customary inquiry for his health, Mr.. Cor
coran looked mp smiling at his caller - he
answered that he was feeling unusually
we'll, cheerily adding, ~And many degrees
from being dead man yet" On large
table in the center Of the room, with
dozen or more baskets of flowers OF every
variety, was q large blue vase filed with
Jacqueminot and Mareschal Mel roses.
Among these rested . square visiting card,
on one side OF which was engraved MRS.
Cleveland" the reverse bearing, in her
handwriting:
"For Dear Mr.. Corcoran. On this day
which completes 30 beautiful years. With
loving wishes, FRANCIS r. CLEVELAND.
"Dec. 81, 1887"
Among the distinguished callers during
the day was Mr.. Corcoran's long, time
friend and contemporary. George Bancroft.
the historian, who enjoyed lengthy chat.
After Mr.. Bancrofts departure, the latters
habit OF taking horseback rides was spoken
of, and Mr.. Corcornn said he used 10 enjoy
horseback riding, but ho had been unable
to take that kind Of exercise for twelve
years. Il think" he went on shat Mr..
Bancroft is too old to ride on horseback,
and tell him 20. but believe that he
does not agree with me." And Mr.. Corco-
ran laughed ~ IL he vae not q all o0endeA
- ~ Old 4kandse r. n3emoes NJ M
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-04
ing, John II. vanantwerp. Ex. Senator
Roscoe Conkling and Pascal p. Pratt,
m THE wDuE!

The coronsr's jury At Wavsrly, Iowa, has
brought in verdict against Eiward Bill.
hngs Of murder in tho first degree for the
shooting Of w. 8. Kingsley.
TnE Miller Weir Aght, which was to
have taken place in Omaha January IL.
has been postponed, and arrangements are
being made 10 have It take place in private,
in some other cit probably Minneapolis
The Omaha Nesrs. O. II. Rothakers
paper, has suspended publication. The
editor claims that II will resume business
In few weeks under new manag ment
There 10 some doubt as to Mr.. Rothakers
future movements. but rumor has it that
he will return to the Republicans.
A BAD fight occurred in Reynolds 4
Donovan's saloon. at Hecla, twenty miles
north Of Columbia, d. T. Reynolds wAv
shot in the bowels BY Thomas Head, and
will possibly die. The right leg Of Dom
bullet. Had va 6il on ths head Wiz )
beer glass, indicting dangerous wound.
The parties were drunk.
AN injunction has been issued against
Mr.. Silberhorn, who was about to remove
tuo SC0 uUCuIu0 uuu oOuc Usuc1 AuoCA1A01y
from packing house No. 2, ct Lincoln Neb.
It is said that he inten led 10 take tbs ma
chinery to Sioux City.
THEODORE DOLLY, city marshal Of
Trenton, Nebraska, died by his own hand.
He had family trouble, and evidently
concluded to end his trouble by taking q
dose Of poison. His purpose was not dis
covered until too latc to overcome the eff
fects OF the deadly drug, and all efforts to
prolong bis life proved fruitless.
IT is reported from Lincoln, Nsb., that
. terrible accident has occurred on the
Falls City branch of the B. and NJ. rail-
road. Repeated efforts, however, to learn
the full particulars have bsen unavailin Z.
According to the report tn rteen people are
said TO have lost their lives and many
others are injured.
CHRISTMAS day brought joy and glad
ness to two persons convicted Of larceny
and serving sentence in the Illinois peni-
tenCaIy, 4iol4i Duussilsy nalaed Js1Eersou
Royce and John Bedlow, serving four
years sentence, convicted in October, 1886.
The sentence was commuted 90 that they
could be restored to Liberty on Christmas
eve.
Mss BELLE SMITH, residing . mile
east Of Chancsy. Illinois, was engaged in
sweeping around an open fire. place on
Christmas eve, when her clothing caught
fire. She rushed ont into the highway
and when found her body WIS burned 10 a
crisp below the waist. The deceased was
to have been married on Christmas day.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1888-01-04
RAILWAY TTE100.

The night express for Milwaukee that
left Chicago recently over the Milwaukee
and st. Paul road smashed into freight
OF the cars. Many passenye. . were badly
shaken mp, but mono seriously injured.
Engineer Little was seriously hurt and the
fireman probably fatally injured.
NEAR the crossing OF the Louisville, Nav
Albany and Chicago. aud the Chicago and
In iiana coal railroad. ut Welders, Ind,
two lions o. fast stock train going east
collided. The frst section hay.hg, slack
ened ito speed for the crossing, and the
following section, being unable TO sec the
hrst ON account OF the binding wind and
snow storm, went crashing into the rear
end, completely demolishing the engine,
caboose ami one car OF cattle. The car
burned ami all the cattle with the sxcep-
tion Of three. The rear brakeman wAs
also burned to death.
JuDGE broadly, in the district court Of
Gage county, Nebraska, has decided that the
$4,000 Lon IL voted BY the city o. Bsate,c !,
in aid Of the Rock Island ,oai wsre void,
owing to the fact that the proposition
upon which they were voted con- aimed no
provision for pas ing the princip i Of
the bonds. 4 perpetual injunction wae
issued By The court against The issuance Of
u bonds.
THE .scannon balr' txprsss. which len
Chicago on Tho Albert Lisa route ~
oshsr day, ran into snow drift near ~,
To-, tvslvs miles from Ceias Rspids
early next mosninx Dssoes ths dsl3
coa1d y oleassd AVN. : iseiehs snstns.