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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
MIR. yILLARp AND THE SOUTH POLE.

porI,p Nav IN Tho National Zeitung' says that
Henry Wizard under powerful auspices, is planning
a German expedition to the South Pole
Charles A. sponord Henry yiards secretary last
night denied that there any truth In the dsp'ch
from I-lln stating he interested IN h'Nhe o"'
n German expedition the South Pole. he saiu' hr'
Willard is not In Berlin, but Carlsbad Tor MS hc'h
ber All his interests centre I'm this country ana he s
not Interested any German Undertakings at a. iee
alone such scheme stated in the dispatch Al ne was
connected with any such expedition should know OF It
The whole story IL without any foun-ation."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31

Chicago, May 30-Durng the last few days much
has been said by the creditors Of the dcfunct Republic
Life Insurance Company with view to bringing about
a final settlement. The matter has now been under
advisement, or, rather In the hands OF the Illinois
Supreme Court for several years without coming to a
final issue the judges being evenly divided. Nov the
question is whether the receiver shall prosecute tie suit
or tho creditors themselves sue tho stockholders.
Here IS the hitch, and there IS possible soutonuntl
either a Judge change. his opinion or new election
brings different judges. The creditors number ibou,
400 and there are scores of stockholders. MGt Of
the creditors claims pollccs which maturd In
consequence OF the insolvency Of the company an( the
Windingup proceedings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
rwo v,ssoURI rHIEvEs sREAK JAIL.

Springfield, Mo-, May 3o-Jos steele, the man who
nterfered with tho transmission OF tho United States
mail in Wright County, and who made an un'uccess-
full attempt 10 escape on Monday, and Dan Broad
water a Texas County horse-thief who was hero Ior
cafe ,enIne escaped from the county fail this morning
proadwater was sentenced to five years In the peni'
tentiary and would have been taken there tpmor
row. He was brought here on account VI tnfoa's
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
our WORMS yUuERoUs IN ILLINOIS,

springdcld, ILL.,, May 30.-The State cntomopst
Professor S. A. Forbes has written TO Secretary u.s.
Of the Agricultural Board. that ho finds cut WIS
of various species numerous this year throupu'
Central and Southern Illinois than he has ever Hwn
thom before. The root web worm Is also aonilas onns
and likely 10 Join with the cut worm In doing s"u'
mischief when corn is planted aner graS''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
NOMINATED FOR CONGRESS.

Havre de Grace, Nd May 3o.-Herman Stump, OF
Hartford County, was nominated on the first ballot
to-day as the Democratic candidate for Congress In
the I'D District Of Maryland He has served In
both houses of the Legislature of the State
Pittsburg, Penn, May 3O.-A special from Mercer
Penn SAYS: "The Republican County Convention
TODAY nominated Major Alexander Mcdowell for
Congress" - x, ,,
was nominated for Congress in the Hid North Carolina
District by the Republicans to-day
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
THE CHANNEL ISLAND EPISODE.

LAUGHING AT ENGLANDS CLAIM
FRANCE DOES NOT DOUBT HxR OWNERSHIP OF THE
MINQUIERs.
Paris, May 3o.-A semi-oficlal note in relation to
the claim of England Matre lie. one of the Min
quiers group, over which the French flag has been
hoisted expresses surprise at the statements OF the
and adds The English have disputed claim TO
the Ecrehon Islands, but there never has been any
question regarding the Minquiels, which have al
ways been recognized as a French possession. No
doubt can be raised regarding ownership, as we
have had an important lighthouse there since 1861
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
FroR1nA,s DELEGATION TO ST. LOUIS

st. Augustine, Fla, May 3o.-Thc State Democratic
Convention to-day appointed delegates TO the St.
Louis Convention I. W. Shackelford, of Hernando
County; W. T. whtledge, Of Polk John F. Dunn. OF
Marion Thomas A. Jennings, of Hamilton; f. J. Nann.
of Madison left r. Brown of Monroe s. II. Mallory,
of Escambia Andrew Johnson, OF Orange. BalotiDg
for nominee for Governor was begun, the candidates
being Frank p Fleming Of JscksOnvile General Rob
ert Bullock of Ocala Robert W. Davis, of Paatha and
J. G. Speer of Oakland. The votes at the twelfth
ballot to- night are about equally divided, there being
n total of 669 votes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
4 STOLEN SILVER BAR SOON RECOVERED.

Los Angeles, Cal, May 3O-on Saturday, Daii
silver bullion valued at 81 900 was stolen from
wells Fargo truck at Daggett Depot where It $
carclcssly left with several others for two hos.
Late last night George W. Blce, a mining cngiIf'
wae arrested al Barstow. Tho bullion w,h
weighed over one hundred pounds, was found inis
yali
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
TPAJy MEN KILLED BYlN EXPLOSION

Louisville, KY, May 3o.-A railroad wreck ;
CURED three miles from hero yesterday on the Lou
vile and Nashville Railroad in which the engine,
w. NJ Quinn, was killed, tho fireman, Richards
and brakeman, George Farley, fatally Injured
engine boiler exploded. Twentyone freight e.
wero demolished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
PICKED UP AT SEA
A STEAMER WITH 1000 PASSENGERS To"hD


INTO HALIFAX HARBOR
Halifax, May 80 tspecaD.-The steamer Norsemah
bound from liverpool for Boston, with $50 PASSENGERS
pIcked mp the Allan line steamer sardinan' On May
as IN latitude 44a NJ longitude 47' 53 W. with her
propeller gone having lost 1t two days oclorc' anu
tovod her IN this port without mishap Two AHan
ners are here both having been towed IN minus pro-
,aIa1. The Sandman has over ], 900 passengers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
GOING AROUND ALSACE-LORRAINE
FRANCE oUTwITS GERMANY AND WANTS NO PASS

Paris, May 30-As result Of the negotiations be-
tween the Government and the Eastern Railway Com
pany for change of the route of trains in order that
eastward bound passengers might not be obliged TO
pass through Alsace Lorraine, the railroad company
announces a train service to Switzerland Austria and
Italy via Dele, thus avoiding German territory.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31

TO lynch him II he was kept in Texas County. Tho
escape made through tho hole at which stcele
and Neidiga worked on Monday, when they weroo
thwarcd bysSherlf Dodson. slnco then he has Kept
them In their cage. But last night, when al m weld
asleep, Steele and BroadwateI set TO work ana sa"e
q hole through the cage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
HENRI ROCHEFORT AT BAY.
ANARCHISTS INVADE HIS PREMISES AND FIND A
LOADED REVOLVER.

Paris May 30.-A number of Anarchists invaded
the office of The Intransigeant" last night and threat
ened NJ. Henri Rochefort its editor, with violence
unless he apooglzed for offensive article which had
appeared In his paper NJ Rochefort drew a revolver
and defended himself until the arrival of the police,
when the Anarchists wcre driven from the office.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
CIV euopwoMEy Burned TO DEATH.

London May 3o.--A fire occurred IN the establish
mcnt of Edward and Robert Garropld, linen urapcrs
and silk meIcers, Edgware road' Lohuoh' 'o-uay'
Six shop-women were burned TO death anu many
others injured by leaping from windows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31

coNFERRING on THE PoPEs REsCRIPT.
Dublin, May 3O.-Thc Irish bishops had private
conference to-day on tho Papal rescrpt' Ihey Will
confer again toll morrow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
FOR THE FAMILIES or Ex-CONFEDERA

FOX THk II HIEItN Ut H1f-""'' -
Richmond May 30 (Spocial).-A fuh-gro"h iIs
has been developed In Richmond TINS "ech' W
oso o which ,s 10 aid he disabled ex Confedera and
their widows and orphans. officers of the l.
Lee Camp c. ". are running 1t. Ind 1t Is iiy 70
Drove a success.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
REPUBLICANS ALL ADRITT NOW.


hamilton Disston and Sheriff William Leeds, of
Philadelphia, came over here on the morning train
to earn the actual political situation. They had
conferences at the Fifth Avenue Hotel with friends
of Mr. Blaine, Senator Allison General Harrison
and others Mr.. Leeds was extremely reticent
in discussing the letter 1t has sent us all
adrft at sea- he said. so that we do not really
know what is best TO be done' Mr.. Disston said
that he regarded the letter as making it absolutely
necessary for the party to look around for another
candidate than Mr. Blaine, who was unquestion-
ably its first choice
This leaves matters very much mlxed up
said General r. A. Elmer, Of the American Surety
Company, who was formerly Assistant POstmas-
ter-General. 1t would take long headed prophet
to tell what will happen
Ex-Commissioner Dewitt c. Wheeler, after care
fully considering an inquiry as to tho situation'
replied:
he has made good impression IN New York. ! am
no Is from NoW.York but I think when he gets out
to chicago and finds out how the people OF h hahsas,
would regard railroad candidate he VIII not let his
name go into the Convention or II he docs VIII noe
e5pec, pSs Dey9nd , complimentary vote on YES "f
hi"hs JUG ineh WHO are here "' 'o
Gresham's nomination the most fulsome praise OF
Mr.. Blaine was heard. Ex-Congressman John H.
Callyins said:
That letter is the noblest record Mr. Blaine over
madc IL puts him on the level OF the grea,est anu
mghtiest men this Nation ovor produced No man
ever had such an opportunity before exoep. ono, anu
he failed TO grasp H. II General Grant han declined 10
allow his name to be used for third term II would
have immortallZed his civil lie failed 70 seize
his opportunity. Mr. Blaine has made the most OF MS
Oliver Il. Martin, the son of the great war Gov
ernor of Indiana, young lawyer Of Indianapolis
said OF Mr. Baine's letter:
1t Will make him stronger before the people than hs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31

Richmond, Va, May 80 (special-Tho announce
ment that Mr.. Blaine would not accept the nomina
ton for President under any consideration has caused
grca. regret hero to-day among his friends, who nave
all along regarded his nomination and election
secure HIS friends now look TO NewY0rk candi-
date for President and Western man for Vice Pres
ident
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
WHAT THREE STRONG REPUBLICANS THINK.


Pittsburg. May 30 SpeoiaD.-Three prominent Re-
pnbllcans we're interviewed at the Union Depot this
morning on Mr. Blane's latest letter They were
Congressman Mckinley, ex-Congrossman Horr and
ex-United States Treasurer John c. Now. Congress
man Mckinley said: :" Mr. BaIne's last letter pulls
him ont OF the race. Sherman is the strongest man
whose name has been mentioned and no Will un
doubtcdly be nominated Mr. New also declared
that there was now the slightest chance of Blaine
being the nominee and said that OF Senator Harri-
SON of Indiana Is the man.
Mr. Uorr who Is booming Algcr said:
.I think that Mr.. Blaine declined tho nomination
because he saw that 1t would be betT for his party
Sherman is the candidate, who is now leading but
do not think that he Will secure the nomination.
Alger stands an excellent chance OF being nominated
unless New-York and Pennsylvania should name an
other man. But this is not likely as strong feeling
Favorable to Agcr has boon developed In both States
and II these two unite on ono man ho can be nom
hated Alger is undoubtedly as good vote gathsrcr
AS any man that has been mentioned as candidate
and 1 question whether he cannot poll larger vote
than any of them. l sm delegate TO tho Chicago
Convention and Michigan will not only be solid but
very enthusiastic for Algsss
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-05-31
A SURPRISE TO MR.. HARRIsON,s FRIENDS.

A So UKPIISE TO MIR HATtKISUN7S > fIsIHlNDS'
Attoney-General l.. T. Michener, of Indiana
wD has been here for two weeks as the recog
mid personal friend and political manager TO
ex-senator Harrison, was frank in saying that h'
ws surprised to see second letter from Mr.
Blne. He added:
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
Tj:Cfarn.

Ssnaaoet. Sobn Gridion blep ior
Is Var lioen bsmt til liusuaris Jenss
lelstraf for Rorb / isrite Grab. San
baooe en- Giten / Nopember 1873 ipiQet
bort benlmoo 800, ps, oa ban piloe
saa bjern, ioripste SpiGerue at iratase
bam De andre Bense, ban bapbe nleo Jig,
% unoer Slassnaalet Orebte 6an en- Of
Spllerne / Seloioripar. pa ban life
tu1'oe tale gn9elif, ertl9rebe ban fig
ifplois / Noro. 8enaabninssraabet er
MI o~oerbeoilt ON, at ban / bet Sgielte
tun oar fDlois i Manbbrab. @upers
rsr 2uce bar berfor benaaoet bam.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
s lltnpis.
9ibbD Yriiou ifal. flutes til Gbi

StbbD YrtIon 1fal. FlDttes til Gbt'
tago. st SDnoitat Chicago bar tiebi
ben 9anle 2ibbp 9riion Spsnius
&i6mpno, 8irsinia. Den pil blipe
repet neo cs flpttet til Chicago, boor
Den pil bliue ~sjenrpbpsset os ubitiQet
lammen meo en- bel Del andre Sa9er
fra ~&rissaarsne.
ScrnbaneIammenItob st Yerion=
tp9 paa Chicago, burlington & Quincy
8anen itpote Manoag Bitten iammer
meo ct Ierionto9 paa Wiltunufee 8a=
men ueb Sanernes &rposnins / OF for
Gait Clinton. Wtilipaufee 8auens Ser,
iontps bauoe itanoiet ueb &rpbsninsen,
men bar netpp lat / 8eppselie i9jen, ba
burlington 8anens 1os fommer meo
fulb 6art neo imoo bet ps fnuier Mils
iuaufee Sanens 8oituosn, Sasaseuusn
% riper 2enoeren fra 2ofomotiuet.
burlington EOsets 9ofomutiuet boppebe
Of Sppret % traf ale @osnene nso puer
en- brat S%fraanius. Snsen at Basias
sererue beifaoiseoes, men 8 8anebes
tieute fit iurlise apaitelier. Waitini'
item paa Burlington gunen bar aniat /
aumpaniets 3ieneite ben Dag, bet bar
isrite Gang ban fsrte ct Cog oper ben
8ane os pioite life ON a~rresntnssn.
storartet lllp ,ast. s mere enb
ct belt War bar to fore STOP lllpe bus
ferret paa en- 5arm / Narbeben Of 8pen
Tuscola, % life BLOT soela9t @riie,
aalue os 5jarfre, men osiaa ueret til
flor Sfraf for &uinber os Sprn uboper
Nitenen. Jorrise 2sroas iflloe Der
ioretases en- %itorartet &lapjast efter
benz, % man bapoe beresnet, at Der
piloe msbe pp benueo 1000 Sesere,
men paa @runo at Itpst 8eir incianoi
Der fig Blot meqem 800 p9 400. Mar
fit l1oprene / Siste, men besuarre unp:
Hap De IND / en- ftsrre Sfouitrafnins
~efterat babe ppreUet ftpst ct gar Sunbe
ipm gap fig itaf meo Dem. @n np %
itsrre Sag. Ital saa for Jig meb be
Ssrite.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
Mpntau q.

Storarteoe Smeltebptter Fal on.
le99es peo 9reat Sails Of TIE WisIpuri
ia be ifal enbos bliue be itsrite / Ser.
ben. Great SAILS 8auofraft aumpani
og Wontana Smelte. aompani bar inb
9aaet en- aontratt fig imeIem % iifrei
zig $50 Icres 2ono Der paa Stebet
enooibere er al ben Muriteu, Iom @reat
Sails os 6elena funbe raaoe uper, nens
Zig q Wtaion, anItafet til Cpferelie
al Spsninser. aompaniets @runoz
tapitnl er en- Os en- batp MiGiun 3o(>
lars, boiltet Selsb ital iorssss, eiter.
lom bet frRoes. Oct iii foite 2 Rilz
lioner 9pQars at faa BET Sele lat / fulb
Stanb cs Gang.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
2obesR umtner q
Afrifa

Wian bsgDnoer at mare alpurlige
gcfgmringer ior StnnleD. gIan fan
lite lGnsere nests, itriUer ct tpit Blao,
at ubebliuelisn al fire llnoerretuinasr
ON Stanleps expeditions Stie6re
fremtdloer atporIig llrO. Re9jerins
9erne | 8orgo o. 8rusiet bar inoen
unoerretninser ON Stationerne oeo sure
8onso e0er ON IilitdnhGn De nmtrina.
ligsenoe 8iitritter. Wnu Ear ioetbele
insen Gfterretninser fra Stanleo liae.
iioen BON / 9uni +. u. nteo i'm Ben 90
8nrosforoanot lippu 1i6 oroa aien
mem aOnsosebettst.
Nan frpster for, at benne 1ippu lib
bar oaret en- 5orrnoer. San er ganite
Iorlpunoen og man bSrer Inlet mere ON
BAN. Ter bar / 2anoitrrtuinaer, Iom
Stanlep itulce siennemreiie, raiet 6rns
9~ersnso, % man irpster for, of ban er
omtommeu az 6unger.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

Sampifibsulpffe. Sbet 8ampifibet
"Sulia" forloo Sapnen / South 8al>
lelo Sirsoas Wor9en meo 70 Basias
serer OmbOrb, erplooerebe ajeoelen.
aae Sasiaserer paa 9aftet faItebes
o%perborb, % De fleite al bisie ~brutneoe.
0ampifibet bar inben iaa Minutter inos
bpuet / ct 5lammebap, Der antanbte
Here fore Betrpleumsbeboloere paa
8rpssen, Tom belle gpens iamlebe
8rano aompanier life funbe Iutfe.
9ampitlbet branote lise til ganblinjen
os iant. Oct antases, at benimoo 40
Sasiaserer omtom. Sc fleite af bisie
bar Irbeioere, Der ifulbe oper 8usten
til 2aitetomterne. Semten 8asiaserer
blep ilemt belfabiseoe. Salleio lisser
30 Ntil fra Gan 5rancisco.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
Nem=D prf.

Set befienote Union Square
Sbeater" / Nep YOrf Gitp blep sbelast
peo en- Sloebrano forrise 1irsbas ST.
termiooa9. Sloen ~bespnbte / Morton
Soule ~li9eooerior 9beatret, Der er bp9-
get IND / 6otelet. uastet Der Bieblits
felis bleo siuet 8ranbalarm, naaeoe
bog 5lammerne mart inc i 5beatret,
Der bar iplot meb ~brenbbart Wateriale,
os ben toitbare 8psnins bar inoen iaa
Winutter inbbplet / ct 5lammebao.
Ser Bronom9nb, Der arbeioeoe / en-
Grape, ialot neb ben ~branbenoe Sps.
ming, ioet grappen brenbte af / ben
cperfte Gnbe ps itprtebe neo meo benz.
Be bleu ale tiusfurlis fprbrenote. so
Branoiprgiter bar benimpo 8l. 2 iams
leoe omfrin9 granoIteoet us taitebe fine
mR9tise ganoitraaler inb / ben brent
oenoe Sp9nins. ST. 4 bar man 6erre
ooer Sloen. T6eateroireftBr Sils Cab
an laaes til sl25,00O; buor tort "a.
bet er paa gpsninsen os Msblerne
pioes life.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
S%n0Ianbet.
n d.

Neltnion. Set 12te Soipas 9olun.
tsr Snfanteri Gesiment aibolber fin
3oie &ennion / @aterloo gprsoa9 %
5reoas ben ste ps Ste Ipril. Man la,
ral9t oenne 8p for Geunipnen, foroi
laa mango Meblemmer af &esimentet
Dor / Smesnen.
Gn farlig Sp9bpm. %roi. Wt. Stal.
fer, Statens 8prlase, i%friper, at ban
ira SerbD Os 2ucas Counter bar facet
mango grepe ansaaenbe en- iarlis Sps.
bonn, Der er ubbrubt blanbt Scfte, Sprn-
tpas os Spin. Mansiolbise af benz
osr. Oct antases, at bet er Sporoz
pbubia.
SberiHen / Siuur gitp bar bellag.
la9t Sr9nbepin for 10000 Dollars
ifplge Srpbibitipnslooen itulbe bette
Srenbeoin D~belasses, men 9ou os Or
oens 2tsaen git IND paa ct 9pmprpmis
meb Gierne. 9isie 1fulbe Scale Saasz
cm%foitninserne rs sioe Bombs for, at be
inoen en- big 3ib ifuloe transporter oft
bette Sr9nbepiu no at Staten.
Smaafopper | Soma. Ser er ct
Eilfeloe Of Smaafopper / Nerbeben al
9rafe llniperiitp. S. @. @belbef, Der
Dor 4 Mil / Norbpet for llniperfitetet,
fom for en- 3io iiben tilba9e fra Sos
In9eles, CALIFORNIA, buor ban ianbipnz
li9uis or bteoen uoiat for Smitten, pa
blep itrar efter Sjemfomiten aloorlis
ipg. st fort Intal 8enner os 6 Mebs
lemmer al Samilien bar ienere ueret no
latte for Smitten. Sfolebulet, Der itaar
nusle faa Rpbs fra @beldels Sus, er
lutfet, % ale, iom bar pnret iammen
meb BAN efter bans Sjemfomit er last /
8uarantane os pafcinerebe. s Ners
beben al Sdaler er psiaa Smaafopper
lbbruot. @n Yerrp Sssooo bra9te
Spsbpmmet mec is fra sos &naeles,
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
W%inneiota.

Zen o%emofratife GeutralfOmite
iamlebes / Werdants Sutel / ct. Saul
Snsbas gitermiooas. Set blep be-
itemt, at 8pnpentionen, Der ifal beige
8elesater til ben rationale aonpention
i ct. Souls, aibolbes / ct. Saul ben
l7oe Mai.
Sire 9srn inoebrGnote. On isrsea
fig rllptfe benbte aproas aiten 2oipn
Of Soutb SIDE, Brisbt COUNTY. en
Iarmer peo Napn MiIler us bans Zone
aif ON Qftenen til en- iel1fabelis Cant
menfomi / Gfolebuiet. De tus mso Jig
ben enefe 2ampe / Suiet % ft1nste tine
tire gprn inbe. Gn 2pste fob igler
pda gorbet. Set antaSes, at Sllen
aaaten er branbt ub, % at gsrrene e'
bepne reboe at fibbe / MSrtet. o
bar oa foripst at fploe epsten islen mel
Die, iom iuuoipnlisois erplObereoe %
antenpte Suiet. 9a be narmeIte Na'
boer TOM til, lua 8srnenfp aa Sulpes
~iunpipnlisois fualte al &ssen, % Su'et
par mart inbbplet i 5lammer. gsr'
meme bar 10, 10 ps Z aar samle.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07

gran0tiitelier / 8pen Yropibence
bar paret ieroeles bpppise / ben iioite
9to, os bpab enten MI 8ranoen bar
ueret liben eler flor, ~forelaa Der bog
tpoelise 8eOiler for, at be ale bar paa-
lat. Man bar enbelis paret iaa belbis
at faa Gag / usjerninssmanben, N for
0ruftenifab affeoiset Yolitibetjent.
San ipnes life at oare PED fine iuloe
Sent, tbi bet Ter life ub til, at Fan boerz
Ten FAR eler bar funnel tenfe paa at faa
noseniombelit Joroel af fine 5orbrp=
better; en- af benz {. gr. bar at iatte
Slo paa en- umauoelis flor 9rabpsnins,
uo al builfen 60 8iser fln meo ben
bsieite Nso rebbebe fig.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
Sonas %2c9islatur.

Observation-Disclosures bolber TO Wsoer
bper Dag. Oct er Weniugen at bliue
farois meo bet aIernsopenbi9ite Grbeioe
laainart lom mulis for at 5armerrepres
ientanterne fan tomme biem til 8aarars
beioet ~bespnoer. Repreieniant Soth
fits inSlepereoe iorrise Raroa9 en- Re
~iolution ON at 9esisldturen ituloe aiours
mere ben 22oe Wtart5. Iens Bebano
ling blep ubiat til neIte Gag. De, iom
arbeioer imoo oisie SernbaneiOrilaa,
baaber at iaa 5armerne til at aiours
mere tiblis. Sulet oeotog iorrige Rans
bag en- Helolution ON al dnmooe aons
gresien ON at bepilge Beniion til Weos
lemmerne al bet SITE Soiua 8oluntsr
Ge9tment, Der bar iaaet 9ilnapnet
"8ropbearb Resiment." Der er iarre
emo 100 8eteraner i9ien al bette be-
rgnIte Resiment.
Oct antases, at llosifterne for ben
offentlise 9rDfuine pil bliue ~betpoelia
rebucerebe.
Jormano 8einiser al aomiteen for
Stemmeret bar inbltilst til 8ebtaaelIe
ct JorIlas ON at siue aOinoerne Stem.
meret Municipuluulg. Get antaaes,
at Jorilaset bliuer uebtaset af 6esse
Suie.
galoipels Jurilas ON at fire gas.
iaserer mob lllptter omboro paa
Seilbaaoe os 9ampbaabe paa Snb-
lSer inoen Statens 8renier er
engrossed. Oct beftemmer, at ale
Seilbaaoe os 9ampbaabe, Der fan
FIRE fem eaer flere Basiuserer, ital uns
berisses al en- britt uonaont Gmbebsz
mano. Gae 2Obie os Waitinilter maa
ubtase 2icenie, Baaoeierne maa BE-
tale ale nbsiiter.
GepreIentantbulet oeoto9 | Tirsbag
ct Sernbaneforilas. SO itemte for, in
gen itemte imoo os II itemte life.
ct 5orilas bleu uebtdset ON at BE-
mpuoise Boarb Of Superpiiors / Count
tier meb 10000 e1er ierre S~nbbpssere
at uolisne emf MillesS tat for Gountp.
Eiemeb uoen at labe 8elserne femme
berpoer. On faGes Reioiution blep uebs
taset / 9irsoas ON at anmobe 8onsrsss
fen at sipe Beniion til &rigsfanser.
Senatets 5orIas ON, at Sernbanes
tompanier ifal iatte 8ieroer lanss ga.
nslinjerne, bleo peotaset al quiet Onss
bags.
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
Wennefeilasten tiltaser / 6eioe.

WenneffelG8ten tiltaser | 6oioe.
SOm befjenot bar bet pift fig, at Ruits
ninser fra Riobelalcer er for imaa til
HutiosmenreIfer. Ren bette er life bet
eneite 2esn til, at Reconsideration til
taser / Ssioe. Oct maa aniees for Of
oeles aisiort, at Der timber en- ftaois
8atft Steo, ps man bar foridst at be-
resne ben. gnfelte 99rbe bar iroet at
flnne ansioe en- 9omme paa 1000 War
iom bet sienneminitlise, men ale 6alc
for Nmerifas Yebfommeuoe er bette
meset for tibet.
en- amerifanf statiitifer, Gopart
GtfInion, bar ubienbt &unbitripelier til
Sfraocere os &isbm9nb, Tom banbler
meo ferbise 8laber, os bar paa Seres
Beluarelier brast paa bet rene, at Naas
lene paa al9oerne habis er blepne
ftsrre % itsrre. Rleber, Tom par pasiet
III Jolf af a~lminbelis Stcrrelie for 10
Nar fioer. piloe M pare ulalselia Bare.
Bet er life alene Ssipen, ipm tiltaser,
men oslaa Stulberbrebben % Scrbeben
Decorah-posten., 1888-03-07
Snbia a.

6un bill babe Yeniisn. s glfburt
bar Nrs. Soufer, en- pelfienbt Dame /
gpen, inbienbt en- anissnins ON Eenz
ion. Sun flyer, at BUN tiente 3 aar
OprSrstrisen iOm SUloat os bleu 10
@anse iaaret at Gisnoens ausler. gen
&risens Bespnbelie bleu benbes Wanb,
Scr. Soofer, ubnGpnt til Bremierlsit,
nant, os bun iuiste BAN til arissitueplao=
len. 5or at bliue mpnitret inb / Resrmen.
tet tos bun fin 1ililust til islsenoe Stra=
tesi: bun lcb en- uns Ranb. Der lisnebt
benbe, pasIere Ggamen, os peb eiser