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Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
6n iielsen 6ape hor Tsrosus mu.

6n Ileloen 6aps bar Serssns Rus
l1um fadet sjenuem 6ru Sarnb 8ul,
reutlis en- al Ole Bulls 8ioliner, ipn
nenre ielu hapoe gnit.t lfuloe i~nblemmes
| oeune rise Samlins. 8iolinfasieu
piler, at Snitrumentet er fabriferet i
Gremonn Naret 1892 al Den uooertr9f
feltae aunitaer Soispp @uarnerius, Der
rar fort 1888, og buis 8irfiomheb fall
Der meuem Ndrene 1925 % 1745. Sor=
uoen benne @iclin eier Mui9et al DE
Bulls Giterlaoenfaber ben @u~lotranos,
lom Senner / California finnfebe BAN,
ps Ell SelpsNooeitol, Der par en- lors
arine al rusiiIte Stuoenter.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Berse.-9et beiienotajsres herueo for
frapRrenoe Sl9st os 8enner, at bet bebas
aeoe Serren at bJemtaloe Dor ,lare Sgl.er
aari s. Berse. !1un par fgot ben 10oe Dec.
1S4S, os opoe ben 22oe Sept. 1888 / San
6rancisco, Sal. nnoerte9neoe besrRoer opbt
5abet al en- gm o9 tlRrlts Seiter. 6reo
pare meo henoes Stpp. 8elli9net uRre ben'
oes Dfinoe,
Wortbfelo, N1inn., 29oe Ottbr. 1888.
Sn9e Sn'tao, Winnie Stoo,
(. Berae. I. Ber9e.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

0sieIteret bar MI aiiast Dom oper
Oscar Serloflpu, Nrenoal. "a bet lite
aniaaes for beuiit, at ban bapoe besaaet
Suis, bleu ban for letiinbis 5orrets
ninssipriel bemt til 20 Cages 5ens'el
paa Bano os Brso.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Sebsialo. On al 5reorifsbalos
rloiis % meit anieeoe Stibsisrere, 8as'.
81. .. 8eterien, er pluoielis aSsaaet peo
3Dben, rammet Of ct Slertelus, l en-
alosr al naiten so Qar.s 6an bar en-
iuut 3ppe paa en- norf Ssmano at ben
samle Sfole.
= @befen for Sasbrussfpreniusen
paa Srebritsbalb, Inoreas Stans, er
ni9aaet peb 8goen al 3unsebetanoelle.
pan bapbe / flere Nar o9ret Mteolem al
6ormanp Itabet us altio pitt Jig lom en-
slenrembeoerlis ps bp9tis Wano.
- @~aarobruser Ole Sooib paa Otte
/ 9Oemarf er oSo / en- Glloer al 735
lur. 6an bar en- Ssn al Sreoritsbalos'
$unalens fsrIte Sp3meiter @nsebret
Sooth % ielp en- meset fpnois Wano
Glt, hpab Stop= ps 5lsoninSsoeler
nr9anr.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

GaabeIfno. s 1rpiil benbte nplis
BEN bsiit iDrselise lllpfte, at en- Jung
Nano, &arl 2utn9s, Ssn az atosoe
ganSbanbler 9utnas, miiteoe 2toet
paa en- Sasttur. San cg os en- Setter
a BAN par ube os itulbe lfpbe pare %
ullNs no paa @itermibbasen boloe So'l.
Gen Gne baobe allerebe taset Ylaos paa
en- Stem, Os, ibet psiaa 2utnes ltuloe
lRtte fig, saar bennes @eper al, o9
stuobet traffer lise ino unber bsirs
slnoben, iaa 0sben Siebliffeli9 paas
lalste. Wan fan life forflare zig Del
Saslerebe anberlebes eno, at en- @rer
moo babe taset fat | Sanen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Yrpi. Breckenridge flyer, al ban er
slab ouer, at laa mango unse Gutter %
Bigger tanter paa ct tilbrinse 8inters
maaneoerne oeo en- e[er arcen goo
Sfole. Oct er rpsoaroist, at be unse
sniter at iOrbereoe fig for en- b1berlis
Sitting / Samfunoet.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

FRA Sfien. 8%aupIianoen / gloent
beromttins er u~ieouanlis lap | Sblt,
9(Ge 0ammene / Bpen er aIereoe lut
teoe, ba belle IanbiSrinsen meosaar til
Bruaene. @ommer insen Seitlcm, lie,
bet imaat no meb 0riftspano I'll Jabri'
ferue ubpuer 8interen.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Iiiferi. Mshitent / norbre 9iitrift,
Nilien, bar u9ret paa en- S~tipenbiereiie
/ Nnlerifa os bleo unoer tit Opbolo Der
tilbuot 8often iom 6iiferizO ireftsr pao
Netu Tpunblanb 9ette 3ilbuo bar
Or. Nielien MI mootaset us tai met
bet Ssrits poertuse fin npe Sitting, Den
lsunes meo 5000 Dollars darltg, for.
uoen fri Solis, Reiiesopt9jsrelie mel
mere.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Srnfnet. Sra Oooe m~eboeles,

Srlfnet. Sra Sboe mebbeles, at
Sotuaraf 6leil6sr iOrleoen Nften, %
ban iammen meo here Nnore itob pau
8rpssen ps iaa paa Sumpifibet man.
sprere, falbt ub / Innbet. Sirlp par
Ttrar rsbe, men ban Ianf siebl,ttelie, oq
iprit efter 3 STARTERS 5prlpb families
bans Sig. Gen 5obafsinaDbe, bar
rgate pan, ibet ban ialot uo, hapoe bar
enbnu fait melem Tenoerne, buoraf Del
autases. at ban siebliifelie bar faae'
&rampe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Oct rusNife sprog ital Der MI III,
berpiies / peo ariitlania uniperttet.
gn pnsre 5ilolos Slaf Brot, Der en-
3io bar opbolbt fig / Wostipl, boloer
usentlis en- Surelasnins oper bette
Spross Sespnoeliessrunoe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07


MisIiunsprGit 3. 6. Yeoerien, ga
tor ueo ben l%taubinauiite airfe | Briss
bune, Queensland, er for 2ioen paa en-
&luoreiie / 9torse for at patfe Snttr-
este for MisIionsarbeibet / IuItralien
us iumle gibrns BERTH. Sr. 8eberier
bar itiitet flere fanbinauiife Weni9be'
Der at betjene. 5orlfjeIise Imaa ltar'
Ninaoiite aolor,ier bar insen Sjalelpr'
ger. Osiaa / SposGuitralien er Der
'tert 9rans til itanoinapif Wisfions'
el,tiOmbeb; / Melbourne I. ST. er oe'
luraoen ben Der bpiatte l~fanoinaoiIt'
SeIoltniua pite op til 90, ia 30 lfarol'
tapiite Sfibe, iaa Sferuiuisbeo moi
bette 9ilfaloe itarft fan tiltranses.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Get nurife yibelielifabS npe 8ibelz
ubsupe meb oct samle 2eItamente | M
Operipttelle ct M paa bet N9rmelte
uololat. Ct npt Splas ferbereoes, men
bette fan bog life uentes laa mart, on
en- Del &ettelier ifal sjsres / ben fore
lgbiae upaaUe.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Vliper ~ jmuf % aanorig 2pinoe

Sliuer ~ imuf % aanorig 2pinoe
ferret / ct Selitab, os itpnoer De tilitsoe'
uarenoe Serrer Jig at irembaoe benoea
Sortrin, iaa ust paa ben Wano, Der
tier - ban alene eliter benbe.
Qrreren: &an bu iise mig, min Ben.
huao grinbrins er for nosst?
Oct er ben Ting, man bruser al
qlemme meo.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
1900 Stuoeuter er, bpab go

1900 Stuocnter er, bpab Norse
bar, altina omtrent l STUDENT for bpert
tuiinbe Snbbpsserere. 9eres uobans
neile freper ~balpanben Mtillion arpner
aarlis, os Gmbeospeien er for lanse
liben operiplbt. s Sanobeo isrselise
ubIiater for ben opporenoe un9cpm,
Der alennem Manbss %llobannelle bar
tent at ifabe fig en- 5remtio.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Suorior los bin aierslts op neo
big, Yetterien?
So, iss rOite benoe iaalanse, at
bun tiliioit blep for trp I'll at inatte
meb mig.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

or sanoets 5orbrus al &aTe er II
M'aloner Yunb aarlis, builfet er mere
emo ! be ileite andre 2anbe. 8aHefors
oruset ! ben belle 8erben er 1000 Dtils
'oner Tlnb bnert Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Caida cit GpnIrmant.

Ayiuu Sh HiuUi. StU pti
nDlis | Npalosnes airte aibOlote 8ons
firndtion bpnbte bet iielons TilfRlbe,
of en- al aonirmanterne, en- @ut ira
Sissuas, nestsoe at aflasse 9gftst.
San oeltos / graminationen, men, oa
ban par fommen pp til Nlteret % blep
furela9t bet ~alminbeliae Spprgsmaal,
uesreoe ban Jig meo 8eitemtbeo for at
loue Noset cs bleu berfOr heller life
tonfifmeret.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Sat Gienbom
tiIfafas suer ttusts.

apsyfisi.m,ut,r. fsaion sFarr ~tiiisiss'. 'eu,A'
fals;-. sbuB iiart~. '1i,u,hs I'sis-. -0iis' srg"i
SO. oil 10 M a. i~usrp.f's ior I Cent pr. csir
se,r sang. euf,lt, BssitaSr. T. 81. f~'rsegfia' ~
e, Rauu rssn,s Ter 1t Orb. a5riisi,s,ri.r. su w.
t,sfsa,s al saaliua. iaa,s titt 6,niyn til
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
st Gubberielt ifal nplis bore

VI 6uuutlItll ltul hpltS pWl' W.
taaet Saltbalen, % Sslpmalm Ital
uare iunoet / S~fjarItao. Srsper al
besae Sfjerp er unoerisgt al Berg
meIteren for Norbre 9iitrift, Der Ifal
babe uotalt, at De foreui'te Srsper er
-4neaet m~etalboloise. 9eiernes Stsr'
relie bar man enonu insen Sormenine
ON. Sfjarpene er optasne al Stprmans
Sanien us Sens Nilien &pSmano.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Spalianaiten paa Sslanb.

0OalIangifen paa Sslanb. 70
Spaliansers 5artsier fra ariItiania er
oenot tilbase eiter at baoe sreoet Soals
iansit ueo Sslanb iicen STARTS. uos
bpttet er 80 Soal, builfe bar sioet en-
9ranmnnsoe paa benpeo 1000 2sn1
Der.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Msroereu Grielon bar peo be iioIt,

Sorbsr eioet Oplpsninser, Der itemmer
meo, bpao tiolisere oar fremtommet.
Selu beretter ban, / en- Nloer al II Var
of baue siort 5oriss paa at puerlaloe
fin eser Saher meo 8niu, Iua ban alt
iaa meset tiolist bar omsaaets meo
morberilfe 1anfer. uolaset III be |
Stapanser.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Noiipmbeb. Ssnoussj99ersn: gtu
oil jes itpoe bonn paa en- Sare til - os
iaa snar je9 biem!
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
Sc tore
Sule=GrfurGoner

er beitemte til at afsaa meo be islsenos
uounIste beoite ceeans1ampere, os
gasiasererne oil afsaa ira Chicago via
Iiasarus Jaloet meo grtratos.
Sorsoasen Den 22oe Topembtr
for "@efla" al jbinspaaa sinien.
sproasen Den lite december for
"Mri,ona" al @nion sinien.
Spnoasen 2oen december for
"6ermanie" al Suioes ? tjerneli'
niem, ior tuilte Sti5e De biaise Siaet'
ter oil blioe sploiSe, iumt oesuoen for benz,
iom life fan bliue iGroise. oil BiIetteu blipe
COB Tor "gitp Of Berlin" Of Suman' cs
"umbria" Of gunarh 2iuier ben 6te 3ecsm.
Der fra Chicago.
Sfior neoiutte nj Observation-Disclosures
meb ben iioits Suls griuriiOn til
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
9tOSfaIo.

gImtns.Iis: TsSsfoIO op,as,s t .Deesrat' poNsn' lon
biotil gratis. CT seriuoS en- iousou anm.ib,ti. al
uietIsitts.r, subtoib susr I,biasst al 9.rs, oa uas
~faaSurt b,tales meb 8 Gents pr. stni. | 5Oritus.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
TRANSPORT al 1angerne fra Tronbs

hlems Slaperi til Strafanitalten paa
atsrs6us er mfg fpresaaet, ioet 3
Serubaneposne meo 40 Sanger anfcm
I'll ariftiania, lebiaseoe af @rpaloisere
% militer 8ebefnias.- 8aa Sernbanes
f~ationen i Sopeoiapen mpbtoses De al
Ioliti % Splbater unoer &pmmanoo.
Sunaerne bar at ale Nlbre, lisefra rent
unse Mano tn sr~aabaarepe Oloinser,
Set Hele sjprbe ct iorseiist Snotrpt.
life ct Orb taltes, ps bet gneite, man
bDrte, par 2anternes ~ubpsselise &aslen
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Nnn Reit 100000 acres ia
Vuu SNli RoHtaua 3aoiiusr Re
ieruatiou HPr Great 5daIs, 81 Benton, us
iiunibone og Blssgou sr 1etoo aab1et for
Settltua. Set er rigt pna Btineralter og
Rul, 0duusgaHle % a~serbrrgslduo al BET
nlerbeoite Sldgs. Auleouiu9en til at tlsne
Benae er itsrIe ber emo paa noget amber
Steo I De yoreneos Stlter. ytu CT bet ben
rette EIo til ii uois9s ZIG q olent. Cor
8iLIetpriier, Barter oa andre Cplpsutu9er
henpeuoer man iig III 6. w. Barreu. Sen.
gasi. assrt. q. T., W. &. TX. R'p, ct
BouI, Wutr. 37.ti
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

North Star Throat and Lung Balsam or ct
ii,tert Witoeel for Softe % Sortlslelle ola.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07
New Worf,
Mtimneapolis
cucr
ct. saul

isreno ben lape 8ris er beitemt os iom ON
circa IA 2aga oil bliUe betieuotsicrt fra
port aontor Der | Chicago ! oenre
Guis. vi beoer subuer, JONI aster at relic
biem, ON at inoieroe lin Nbresie til os, os
naar ben biaise yriS er beitemt, oil be
srboloe Reeoelelie ira os herom.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

NDt! NDt! 81 =, bar e. e, a.t, ;,. s1ssss;
al iuiporieret Strtuep10Jr. o. for at reou.
cers bar 5oripnirg, utl ui irl9s IL Mt. al
builte lite 10 er toe. m,o Ct psut Bsrs o.
inporteret Blomiisr Tor 25 Gents. SeNb
itrar. 7et oil itts pare iEH1s. 80 5toer
for Rdtalo3 al m~uii,dlite ,IuitruneHter.
Nlbums oio. Ssuo TSrinRrter.
\. seadbutan Il Sou,
D~{iunlapoits, Niul.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

C7nitcs. - On miooelolorsnoe Soot
- upieeuoe 9Rauo Duiter at torreiponoere
meo en- tRttslts tarusii9 sutuoe ON 9G3te'
ltnb. Stts Tor ing o. lite for e%cnluel on
lies ct Goelt Siuoelag o. nosen GaHEeile
foretrRffes for Stl9nheo og Tornue.
8rep iuoebolosuoe CplnsHinasr o. Aoresle
% ON muliat Tptografier. isnoes uroer
RRrtet ~" til "lecornb Soiten." so
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Ciljalgs. ct iaa soot Set Smeo'
reoltdbsr. iom Der fgoes t eculitei.
6eoiidber for 6eii, ltoatu9. S%o9rdrbgioe. en-
uomGriet "5irss 5hrinter", Slt5eifeu ON.
oil blipe ioIat btliet for aoutdrt. Ndu
bcnusnoe zig til 4. Tuder, 5reeoort, Soma.
115ff.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Cplnsnirg gnIies ON. bpor oarlt Sa9er
ipenb Sstnr 8. Hosmusieu opb3loer I9
Soceblue Solm, 81. Thomas, 3atota.
Decorah-posten., 1888-11-07

Nnjfcs. - ncsle un9e Bigger, ION
~ sniter at lore "5rsis Mating, tan faa
Nrbeioe hos Nrs. Y1. e. Gartiu | Coerabus
St52
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-17
TELEGRAPHIc BREVITlEs.

Elizabeth Arnold, co1ored woman died at
Luxembourg. Va. Sunday, aged lis years. She
was probably the Oldest person in tns State.
DR. James T. Edwards, of the Chambers To-
stitute At Randolph. n. T., has been chosen
president of Mt. Union College, to succeed Rev.
DR.. 0. N. Harsthorn.
VIM Reynolds aged twenty-one shot and
killed William Potter. aged nineteen. ten miles
from Winfield. Kan. Sunday afternoon Pot
unarmed. The murder the result
of an old grudge. Both young were sons
OF respectable farmers.
Charles Lorenzo tried to shoot Edward Scher-
err at Cosnocton, Ohio, Sunday night, and then
fired bullet into his own head, dying instantly.
1t is said that Scherer had superseded Lorenzo
10 the affections of young lady. and that jeal-
ousy Was the cause of tho tragedy.
j. NJ Aston hanged himself in the county
jail at Weatherford, Tex, FRIDAY NIGHT Aston
murdered his daughter. Mrs G. w. Tarpiu near
forty-three times. Aston tore his mattress and
made rope. with which he committed suicide.
At Coshocton, o.. Sunday night. Charles
Lorenz. q young saloon-kesper, aged about
twenty eight, committed suicide by shooting
himself in the head with revolver. 1t was
case OF disappointment in love. This 10 the
fifth tragedy of this Kind in that vicinity within
two months.
derrd neighbor named Storm, on Sunday. near
ST Louis. The two had quarrsled often over
line fence. Storm went to the widows house
and renewed the quarrel. and while Storms
back was turned. the widow seized and
shot him dead. The murdsress was arrested
John Bogard. the youth who assisted Charles
Meyer 70 murder and rob James Weir. in the
railway station at Independence, Mo-, last JAM
uary. yesterday. at Kansas City. pleaded guilty
to murder IN the first degree. HIS plea was ac-
cepted, and he was at sentenced 70 hang
on june 8. Movers has been convicted but ser
tence has not yet been passed.
Major John B. Rudd was found in his room at
the Montgomery Hotel, Coal Valley. w. Va,
about o'clock, Sunday evening. suffering from
an overdose of chloroforn. and died twenty min
utes later He . soldier in the confederate
army. being or General Lonsatreets staff
officers and graduate of West Point or late
he has threatened suicide. and il 10 supposed hs
took chloroform with that intent
Near Somerset, KY. Sunday. Evan Ovens,
demenfed young man. shot and killed bic brother
Tkeodore. Theodore scoded him for standiug
in the door Evan got Spencer ride, and
secretly slipped in cartridge. He ther stepped
off twenty yards. and raisina the gun. playfuliv
said be would shoot Theodore started toward
him. when he fired. sending ball through the
abdomen. Death resulted early yesterday
morning.
Judge Barrett, in the New York Supreme
Court, yesterday deci6ed against Mrs Harriet
Elizabeth Cofin. the eccentric yonnE heiress
who was recently the subject Of proceedings
do lnnatlco inquirendo before shefins jury.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-17
Fruit Tree Trans

The following 10 taken from How to Plants
sThe transplauiinR OF fruit trees is very simple
and efsctise when properly understood. Trees
should never be planted in q sonsre or round
hole such as you would dig ing a post
Many trees transplanted in Ay die, much
to the discourage ment Of tn, alter, who at
tributes his failure to insects, 1ronght any
thing rather than to the manDer of transplant
ing. A good plan 10 TO take pow and break
out the whole length of the each way,
checking fifteen, twenty to fifty feet each way,
as you may elect, -nnning FIVE or six more fur
rows each way, making sure TO break the land
as deep you wish 10 set the trees. 1t In best
TO q two-horse plnw; then in each check you
draw out the earth sufficient width and
depth suit the roots OF the 10 be planted.
them out at full length in the hole cover care
fully TO get the earth firmly around each
root, then fiji up the hoo and press the soil
down firmly with the foot. N0t tree in On
thousand will die IL planted In thle way provid-
ed the tree was all right when it set. As
general rule, trees should be transplantsd TO the
same depth that they stood in the nursery. or
where they were grown. Dwarf pear trees are
exception to this rule and should be planted
deep enough for the union Of the pear and its
ounce roots Co DO below the surface Of th0
ground, 80 that natural roots may shoot cut
from the pear ia the course of time thereby
object in breaking the land each way above
advised IL in order that the roots may have free
access to loose, mellow earth. to In every
direction from the tree III only q small mum.
Der of trees are 20 be- planted O matsock and
sDadsng-fork would suffice using break
the ground each way several feet from where
the tr0e 10 to stand
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-17
a Reminder of Old slavery Days.

Eouth Bind Tribnne.
This spectacle Of Northern douRhfaces sub
hitting 20 the will Of Southern bulldoxera liz a
reminder of Congress in the old slavery days
and is disgrace to the loyal North. There are
loyal Democrats in every Northern State who
would no sooner think OF submitting the will
of ex-rebel siavs-drivers than q Repu blican
would. The people of Indiana should remember
these members of Congress who, acquiescine in
the demands OF Southern rebels, are willing
that the taxpayers of this State be robbed OF
over 100000 which righifully belongs to them.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-17

special TO the rnd,snspol,s journal n

special TO the INDIANAPOLIS journal
FRANKLIN. Ind April 16.-Between and 5
o'clock this morning Jacob Peees, the oldest
resident in the Fifth congressional district
died in bis room at the Rose House. For ma y
months he has been growing more feeble. He
was born Oct. 90 1894 For twenty six consecu-
tive years he served as county recorder. He was
during his life-tims. frequently brought efore
the people, ana was always populari man. his
energy. integrity and honesty having won, him
an envable reputation.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-17
Trying 90 avoid tn. Issue

Fort Wayne Gazette.
There are signs that the Democrats are going
90 make square backdown in the State cam
pAsKn and ignore the Legislative troubles aud
Pea Green Smith altogether. This plain in
dicatinn that they afraid of the issue. and IL
should be the great aim of the Republican
narty to force that Issue tho frorf much "a
possible. Let MS tackle tho enemy where no Ia
rha veaakAxt
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-04-17

WAsHIsGToN April 16-Mr. Breckinridge, of
Kentucky. introduced a resolution declaratory
of the sense of the House that the Secretary OF
the Treasury has power to the surplus at
anytime in the Treasury for the purchase of
bonds of the United States and that SO much or
the surplus as may from time 10 time accumu-
late in the Treasury ought to be so used.
The rules were suspended and the bill passed
extending for year the time for construction
of the bridge across Staten Island sound
Under instructions from his commi tee, Mr..
Blanchard. of Louisiana. moved To suspend the
rules and put tbs river and harbor bill upon Its
passage.
Mr. Anderson, of Kansas demanded q second,
and the mosion was second dis to 45
Mr.. Sowden. of Pennsylvania, moved that
the House adjourn. Lost-yeas 81, nays. 10.
After sharp debate the motion to suspend
the rules and pass the bill was lost-yeae. l34.
nays, l02, not the necessary two third votes In
the Affirmative.
Mr.. Wilkins. of Ohio. moved TO suspend the
rules and adopt the following resolution:
Resolved by the House of Representatives, that it
Is the of this House that Section of the act
the government for the year ending June 80 1882,
and for other purposes approved March s. 1881.
Treasury may at any time apply the surplus money
in the treasury not otherwise appropriated, or so
chase or redemption of United States bonds; pro-
vided that the bonds so purchased or redeemed shall
redeemed and canceed'--was intended to be per-
manent provision of law, and the same Is hereby de-
now, in the opinion of the House, in full force and
effect
Mr.. Weaver of Iowa. declared that this reso-
linton meant nothing more than the defeat and
burial of the House surDlus resolution with the
Beck silver amendment He appealed to the
ways and means COMMITTEES nor 80 allow it to be
buried. and If they did he appealed before God
to the country to visit retributive justice upon
them.
The resolution was finally adopted-yeas 1913,
nays 81 Adjourned.
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T--Traces of precipitation.
No Time co spend 10 Amusemens.

GAINESVILLE, Ga, April 16-William Hop
kins. who. with his brother Joe, murdered Wit
lam Thomas. In Ruban county, one Sunday be-
cause he wore store clothes, will be hanged on
May H. His only sorrow is that his brother,
who was sent to the penitantlary. il not TO be
yesterday. and when about 20 leave, the murder
er asked:
Papa will y5u come out to the hang7s
The old man. looking ut the passing clouds,
replied: s.WAH. if it's too wet for plowin. /
reckon. will
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Fatally Shot BY ; burglar.

TOLEDO. O..April 16 the store and dwelling.
house of Henry Diekman, was entered by burg
lars yesterday morning Dieknan and his con
were awakened aud springing from The bed
grappled with the intruders The latter drew
pistols and fred At about the same time Young
temple. The burglars having freed themselves
from Diekman and his son ran down stairs and
escaped. Diekman, senior. as nor badly hurt,
the ball intended for him glancng of rib.
The police have as yet bean unable 70 Apprehend
the burglars.
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Rev. Edmuad 0. 5. waldrou.

BALTIMORE, Md, April 16. Rev. Edmund @
S. Waldron died at St. Agness Hospital to-day,
aged saveuty-sevsn years. He was born in New
Hampshire, and was educated &C Dartmouth
College. He rractced law for several years,
aud entered the priesthood thrty-fv years sgo.
Mr.. Waldron came to Baltimore when the late
Archbishop Kenrick was transferred TO this see.
and afterwards stationed at St Matthew'S,
In Washinpton
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Tin,o.hy Hogan.

Special TO the IDdIanapolis Journa1
FoRT WAYNE, Ind, April 16.-Timothy Ho-
gan. q prominent local Democratic politician,
died this afternoon. He was for many years
councilman from the Sixth ward, and after
wards served several terms as member of the
board of County Commissioners.
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The Ohio Idea.


Have you noted how true it is. - Chaunoey
DepeN said the other evening at the Ohio Socies
dental lightning ia liable to strike Ohio mas q
son ready Six az the candidates 60 tar named
for the Republican nominatEcn--Aleer. AlliRou,
Harrison. Rusk, Sherman and Windom--werc
born In Ohio.
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Joseph Dl-,zsen.

CHICAGO. April 16.-Joseph Dietzgen, a
somewhat celebrated German philosophic and
economic writer. died here to-day of heart dis
ease. aged sixty. He was friend and co-work-
err of Karl Marx the Socialist. Detzeen had
been visiting his in this ci ty for year or
more. intending shortly to return Germany.
While here he has bean frequent contributor
to the editorial columns of the Arbeiter
Zeitung
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DAILY WEATHER BULLETIN.
Indications.

WASHINGTON, D. c., April II.
For Indiana and Illnois-Warmer, threaten
ing weather, with rain: brisk to high southerly
winds. followed on Tuesday night by decidedly
colder. clearing weather. n0rthwesterly winds
and cold wave.
For Ohio-Warmer. threatening weather, fol-
lowed by rain; winds becoming brisk southeast
erly and increasing in force
For MchIgan-Warmer, threatening weather,
with rain; brisk to high southeasterly winds.
followed. Tuesday night and "Wednesday. by
colder, clearing weather and northwesterly
winds.
For Wisconsin-Rain, followed by colder.
clearing weather; brisk to high winds, becoming
northwesterly, with cold wave