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Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Walocr Su1meis 6oQeae.
Gn ny unoeroisnings. gnfalt,

gnbper iano Ben al Splpsnino %
llnsbommens llobannelie maa alpbee IL y
buer Sang ban bSrer Gale ON, at en- M M
Sfole Ifal oprettes, iier oa, 1oar ban
paa Sorbaanb fan fsle fig pperbeoit ON
at bet oil bliue en- al fsrite &ana, 6porr
intet Sumbus pil bDre biemme. men
buor be unse fan tilesne fig en- Qruubio
robannelie / ben &etning, Stolen bar
lat Tom fit Maal.
Yrof. Gbas. 8alber bar Tom Qrrer
"Yenmanibip" ounoet ct GIN / 9ecurob
% bet meo Gette, nnar man Ier ben If
boilfen belois Gepplutipn / llnuopm.
mems Saanoifrift ban bar frem6ruat
ben Qarreffe, ban bar pirfet Der Deb
8pens Sfoler p9 oeo 9utber GuQeos.
8 bet iibite Nar bar ban peo SiSen
beraf bnft en- G9resN nitalt ielp, buur
Der er unberpiit / Sfjsnfriit, Surtia.
lfrift % Tppeluriting. gu bar ban Be
Iluttet at uooibe benne, % bet er benre
npe Snititutipn. "9be Salcer Saiineis
College, ri bilier meb @laoe.
2ofalet er elegant uotpret % / en6ur
Senleenbe albeles %fcrtrinlis liittet iom
Sfolelpfale.
9lt Yrof. 8alher meb fin Grinrifo
Sfolepeienet oil fire fig be beoite Ga.
rere, CT en- 8jenbssiernins, os heller jtt
lipr ban uosifterne / iaa Senieeuos. thi
bans Spsape er at funne upuiie Ct
8uIineis College, Der saar / Sploien ir
ben Slass uooannelies InItulter
Seiten.
Den belle rlnberuisnins oil bliue srun
big ira fSrit til iioit.
goleset uil baue 4 Nfoelinser: short
bano, Y%enmanibip, 3ppewriting %
Bookkeeping. Nlt | Sanoerne paa s'
iarne % uomarfebe 9arere.
Bosboloeri Hal Der life l9res blot
tbeoretiif, iaaleoes iom besuerre iaa
ofte Ter, boorfor gleuerre osiaa er belt
bl9lpelsie, naar be p~raftiIf ifal a%nuenNs,
bpao be bar lart. Nei, Der ifal 2bsorI
os Braris fslses 40, builfet Sjpr, OF
@leuerne isler fig iOm biemme, naar Ns
faar Nni9ttelie ueo en- 5orretnina, %
bet er SoUeoiasen. Be oil iaa 2ato
rien os tillise Nnleonins til prattili
Bookkeeping +; peb Sielp aftrptte SlfH'i
% &esnifabsbsser lerer be at boloe en-
siennemfsrt &esnifabstsriel al ale Dc
forifieqise Slass, iom fummer lllo ln'
Der en- Sorretninssmanbs Smraaoe.
Sort iast, itrar en- glep er trrOls
meo ben tbeoretiife Del al BoOtfeevln9'
taser ban fat paa "Banf Office, "ecm'
mission Souie". "@bolelale 9uule,
Commercial gr6anse", "5rel9bt d
Setter Office. .
Brof. @alber bar iifret fig 'an, al
ban fan ifaffe enbper Glen, Der tlle9llsl
fig en- uomarfet Serbisbeo | "sgon,
bano", sisbliffelis Iniattelle, % oea'
s~aranterer ban Beofommenoe.
8aloer Buiineis college aabIles ps"
lite Septbr. 1888.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
ATTENTION..

Col. Hughes Post No. 16S U'A
The Post having voted to acceP;
the invitation from the Committee Of
arrangements to join in the fourth :"
July celebration in DEBORAH. AL
Comrades are requested to meet a.
the Post rooms on Wednesday 'w!
4th at $3.50 A.. Nj. to form for Para'''
Resp.
Z. /. WEIsER
Post Com
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
DecDrab pg Smegn.
Ten 26oe SUM 1888.
Nfgangscramen.

Aigangscramcr.
9utber college a%iIluttebe Sfoleaaret
1sS7-SS Snsbas ben 2Obe SUM-. Den
alminbelis Slutninssfeit aibolbtes !
@nmraitiflofalet. Soften bespnbte al.
9 SOrm. meo Striftlasnins, Ssn %
GfipuseIien Of be to fsrfte 8ers al Sol
men: "Sor Sub ban er iaa taft en-
Borg" Srufesior 2arien bolbt oer'
paa en- lausere Gale, bpori ban iarlis
minbeoe ON, hpilfen Geliisnelie oenne
Sfple baobe p1ret for bet norife Soil
bisie q Gar, ben bapoe p9ret | Sirf
iumbeb. 3aleren gap en- biitorif Spers
fiat pper Irbeibet | bet fprlgbne Nnr %
Sprboloene paa Stolen. ollie 9iiciple
bapbe uben llnotaselie ppisrt fig bra,
os bet @obe bapbe mere os mere arbeis
bet fig frem enb maaite nosenfinbe for,
% 8i9rlisbeoen bapoe faat Wast oper
Sierterne.
9ette Iars srabuereuoe alasie bar
ben fsrite, Der bar siennemsaaet BET Z
aarise aurius. Gen beitOo al II
9iiciple, iom ale bapoe faaet Sopeo'
tarutteren "meset sObt", be bapoe ale
pnret upristise, brape % bpstise 9i.
iciple.
9ernait blep iplsenbe Srp9ram no
fsrt al Be II @rabuenter ps Srdeitra:
Salutatory, GLASS motto) p. A. Kittilsby,
Calmar.
De Fo~rdringslose, C. A. Sperati, DEBORAH.
Work, NJ. f. Remmen, Holden, MINI.
Music, Orchestra.
Heroism, c. A. Mellby, New Richland,
Mimi.
Wergeland og hans Samtid, o. T. Rikans-
rud, Elon, Iowa.
Luther College, O. Ylviksaker, Zumbrota.
MINI.
Song.
VGr Tro mod dine ldealer, II. o. Fjeldstad,
Arendal, MINI.
Shakespeare and his Age, j. Levorson,
Bristol, Iowa.
Store MGnd, |. Ylvisaker, Zumbrota.
MINI.
Music, Orchestra.
Choice of Pursuit, G.. T. Lee. Lyle. MINI.
NRr Dig Selv, p. II. Bakk Kenyon, MINI.
Naledictory, ID. c. Jordahl, Beaver Creek,
MINI.
Trpfesior 2arien meooelte Slaughter
sraoen til 8rOfesiorerne o. 8amitab
% s. g.. Salanb % 8accalaureussra
ben til Srabuenterne. 5prmanb 3. u.
Breus, Der osiaa iaar bar tilitsoe peb
Slutninssfeiten bplbt berpaa en- Gale
os taffeoe Stplens 2erere % 9iiciple
far bet Grbeibe, be meb 9rpitab %
aiarlisbeo bapbe ubfsrt.
Soften afluttebes meb 8sn % @f
ipnselien Of be to iibfte @ers of Gal
men: "gor Sub ban er iaa fnit en-
Borg"
On Del fra 8pen ps npsle Sremmebe
operpar Soften. 8lanbt be iibite fan
napnes: Yaitur gluisater fra alberl
Sea, Winn., Suitor 8sque fra Spring
@rOpe, Minn., Yaitor Menbp fra Stem
&idlano, @imn., 5urmuno Yreus,
5ormanb 8oren, Yaitpr Sorse fra
Slenpoob, Soipa, % Or. Waselsien
fra &uibfurb, Winn.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

= Gf ct 8rep fra 8albers: Den rise
Smut gsse i 8efire Slibre tpbe ben
3bie SUM- Of Sjsrtelammelie. San bar
Nanses bsire Saanb % Stptte. taa ban
oil bliUe meset iaunet ptbt omtr'ns.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Yiormcbmmor

Del q I Den LID, Do Der effpfil I'LL
bar 8aslaoninssrifler paa bper @aart
ps Sfptterlas / bper 0ul. SSit opps
os lanst inc | Sfosen laa @aarber
olene, os 8amiefar aniaa fig enbnu be-
rettiset til IN Saueifrut al os til Tom
Detailing for S%aunssansen. Snbt mol
bar bet pfte at bolbe aaren borte fra
Snbmarfen.
On Ssit babe Damien, enten bet MI
bar at ben pure Cnbifabsfulbbeb eler
al 8rsongb, funbet poa iom en- natli9
Sport at ripe 8ornftsrene pperenbe oa
terite paa felipe Nseren. Oct bialp life
at binoe 8ornet op isien; tbi neite
Worseu a bet lise gait.
Saa fanbt man ba / fin 8aanbe paa
at oile lfremme llroitifteren meb Saal
% 8raub; tbi siue fig ,tait meb bam
funre man life, uben 8aaben lom
man bar.
ct bisert Storbaal tenbtes miot paa
@seren % lplte runbt omtrins. Sppe
/ en- 8affefnaus iao Manben os 9ies
~nsitesutten Os pilbe ie paa, buortebes
2iiten bjalp.
So, 8amien Tom ban, semptlis os
rolis, ret iom ban troebe Yaalet tanbt
iOm en- iarlis geloilie mob fig; fjglist
begpnbte bet 10 osiaa at bliue / Sfosen
lanst uoouer Ssiten, iom bet bar.
8jsrnen iatte fig hiemlis neb ueo
Ballet, iOm bet bapbe peret Manben
ijD1 reo @ruen: ben tos en- STIR iom
Sloraser; tbi at Der maatte rettes liot
paa 8ranben al p9 til, bet marfeoe ben
mart. Sporlebes bet MI bar iaa iant
8aalet, ba bet leb ON libt. 5prisasois
faiteoe 8isrnen ct 8ornbaanb paa.
Sarmebe sjorbe bet NOT life fort; men
tent for ct slimrenbe 5pruarferi! Set
iprntebe os sniitrebe ps resnebe meo
@ulbresn, us gamien bleu lpitis os TO
itebe Here pau. Slis bar bet paa no
Oper Natten. 8armen er NOR Iom for
@utunser, os lise NOR om fanot 8isrnen
ben! Stunoeslss os ipenbt for ben
runbt paa Iseren, faitebe 8orubaanb
efter 8%ornbaaub paa us raseoe / meb
Stcren for beore at iaa bet til at iprute.
Manben os @utten iab Der Tom Gil
fuere nermere @raab END Batter, Iaa
fomilf bet END bar. Obi &ornet for
Sinteren gift up / 8ps, ps frem turbe De
life page Jig, men maotte labe Damien
boloe Wattemoro, til balpe Naeren
par %opbranbt, ps ben u%elfprnsiet luitebe
i'm Sci.
Senere fit man fat / en- 8isrneiar for
at lore ben al meo ilise fdape Streser.
Nen fro, ON ben gift i Saren! - "Nei,
bet 9aren er life srei at lure" iasce
Wunoen. Gsrite Morsen fanbt man /
Saren Ell tor Surutal, ben nate en-
Stubbe os iaa irembeles. 9a man
lasoe Jig paa Cur, fit man ie Bamien
ueo 1lsTioen / MaaneIiin fomme pans
brenoe neo fra Naien, buOrunber Saren
laa, saa runot / en- itor Bue, itabis prp.
uenoe iOran fig meo en- iuer Stofenbe,
ben bauoe me0em 2abbene. Otter at
babe prDpet @runbens Sitferbeb pms
firing fig paasebe ben fig IND mob saren,
i~aalanst inbtil ben funbe moo at Ilaa til
ben meb Stubben. Saren imatfebe til
os trOebe, ben bauoe 8jSrnelabben; men
8amien iaa ltabeirp til en- Stunb %
luifebe cpOuer isien | ben sobe 8euibits
beb at bape arsret SnbHptteren libt.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
ct eget Slags 0aifab.

vi e0Ct gags VOlVtOV~
Operlasen peb S%tOdbolms Sinbss
ipseboipital bar mebbelt en- %merfuarSis
Spsbomsbiftorie.
Oct er naturlist, at be fire Sheer bus
5o,rpfte bar gang til at antase en- tbs
masiis 5orm.
8 Miobelalberen bar Sheen ON
onbe Nanbers SnoHpoelie frembers
itenbe, men III trefer man bSiit Iieloen
"beiatte"; berimob er bet iffe anifelist
at iinoe 5Orrpfte, Der inbbiloer fig at
itaa unoer SnbHpbelie at masnetilfe os
elettriite arefter, os, iiben 9eleiOnen
inofsrtes, bar Sperlegen mpbtaset
maase Spse, iOm resner 9eleicnen ps
oens 9raabe meo blanot beres inobilbte
5oriplsere.
Sier bar bette 9ilfelbet meb en- uns
Wano, bOs buem benne Snobilonins er
blet iaa uoarbeioet, at ban enbos anier
Zig ielp %foruanblet til en- 5eleion.
Manben er en- @sent fra Stodbolm.
S bans Slast finoes insen Sinbslpse.
Gn Siernefeber / bans utteube Gar bar
mulisens paret Garias til bans melan.
fOlite os unbertiben bioiise Sinh.
s 1883 bleu ban sreben al Sspnlsss
beo. Mansel paa @ablpit os 5orfplss
uinssinbbilbninser. "Jolt iprans um
firing quiet ps p.loe ifpbe bam, Miner
blep anlast unber @uluet, man rumitez
reoe meo 9elefontraabe | Sinbusfars
meme" Den Spse saar urolis irem os
tilbase ps taller ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
San giper nsie Ist paa bet, iom tier
omfrins BAN, ps tror fig %umipunoet al
ct Net, iom leber Gleftricitet paa bam
os siper BAN ct Stso Of os til. pan
er ooermaabe %misfornsiet meb fit OPP
bolo paa Soipitalet, bitter os babefulo
mob iaapel Operle8eu, iom mob Slests
hinge, Der oil beige bam.
s 1884 bleu ban minore mebbellpm
ON fine Snobilbninser, men ituberebe
5piif ps 8ersfunbifab os ifreu lanse
Ifbanblinser ON Misunderstanding
gmner, FAINT en- Wensbe 8repe til Ser
loner, Der lfuloe bialpe bam ub af So>
Ipitalet.
s ct al benz Be friper ban lit Spbolb
paa en- @aaro SOmmeren iDr ban bleu
ips. "Waben opblanbes meb Opium,
iOm Yiserne fit paa Gpotbefet, - ies
blep pint meo Gleftricitet, iaa jes MATTE
rsmme bjem til Iorrmalmstorp, boor
be / Sommerens Sob anbraste 9elefon=
TRADE ~frembraste eleftriite Stsb, Der
foraariasebe iuare Smerter."
"3il 8~afsbolms 5aitnins maatte Der
pift bore ublast ct bemmelist 9elefon>
net, ibet Stsbet rammebe mig upenior
bet Steb, buOr ben fpiiife Yrofesiur
bor."
8eb tlos 8ebanblins bleu ban tililut
ftide es fsielis. San ipaierer / Sapen,
os ftaar ofte itile os taller bsit % for
pirret meo fig ielp. Naar man lpsr
bam, buao ban flyer, peb ban bet life;
"bet er andre, iOm taller siennem BAN,
bans Munb er bare en- 5elefons Muns
bling, iom Iipper frem 9pben, uben at
ban fan no9et for bet. So! San er
ielo en- 9elefon!"
5orgori9t ppfatter ban andre Sor.
bolb sanife fart Os ifistter fig meb en-
efsemplariit Oroen os @siastisbeb,
men amer fig itabis for at bore en- al
andre benpttet 9elefon.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27

Naar Sronning Sietoria er paa
&eiie, bar bun altib meb fig en- Sena,
ct SaOefar, en- @pnseitOl, to aanefoler,
to Yortratter at fin aibsbe Manb % ct
str'n meS 5otosrafier. sibft bapbe
bun osiaa meb fig ct sglel.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
2tbt al 6pert.

Ylonoin, ben befienbte Tight-Rope
Walker, er efter n Iars Srauer after
/ Nmerifa. Oct par peo fin Wari6 oper
Niasaras Salbet, at ban oafte Spiist
oper bele 8erben. s 1861 oenbte ban
tilbase til europa meb en- ~betpbelis
Slump 8ense, ban bauoe iamlet paa
fine britise 2inesg anbrinser. Siben
ben 9io bar ban Optraabt i be ileite Ell
ropeiRe 2anoe. San er III Ga 9lar
sammel os bar brepet paa fin &unit,
ben at lpabiere paa ct ubipenbt 9ous,
iioen ban bar 4 Nar. Nu bar ban iams
let en- betpbelis 5ormue os brinser meb
Zig en- bel 8uffert fplot meb sgresmes
caljer, men insen letter ban bsiere eno
ben, ban panot oeb Niasara.
Decorah-posten., 1888-06-27
Gn fOrfGrbelig Heole( upitoo ,

vi haA
29os april i ct fort Menaseri i sroo
Den par lat | 8arf Of 2ummetors ! ,,
baoce De isrseliste 5Dlser. omtr,r,
1900 Wennefer beiaa Menoosr;..,
DIR, oa plnoiells &aabet BranS IA
Wensoen itprteoe / panpittia soa 8,
uosanaene, Der OpitOb en- forIarbei,
2rensiel, Gnstitris opiplbte 9uitsn ~
meb aOinbernes Sammerfria blaubss,
Jig be pilbe 9prs 8rsl. st Sorr br.,
trpitet libel, mango Serioner iaarsSss
os Der fprefcm mango Grmz 90 g,,.
brub.
The Delta independent., 1888-02-07
y HOSPITAL on Fire.

NEW York, Jan. 29.-In the hospi-
tai for the ruptured and crippled at Lexing-
ton avenue and Forty street, there are
one hundred and siSty-three crippled chill
dren pnder treatment About Gas O'Clock
this evening, the Younger of the children
were IN h-'iI. others were preparing TO re-
tire and f=w older children wore eating
their supper in the basement. Two of the
latter, Louisa Fehlig, aged l., and Nay
Greely, aged 10, started upstairs 10 20 TO
bed. On reaching the second floor, they
were suddenly enveloped in smoke. Both
children are suffering from spinal disease
and can walk only with difficulty. With
out screaming or manifesting fright in any
way they hurried as rapidly as possible -
the third floor and found Nurse Ellen
Dougherty and told her the building was
on fire. The nurse told them not to tell
any of the children and sent them TO their
rooms. She then sent word by an as
sistsnt to Matron Webber. who in turn no.
tiied Dr. Gibney. through whom an alarm
was sent out. As rapidly as possible the
doctor, nurses, police and tiremen rs well
us a number OF citizens carried all the
children from the burning building. When
the FIRE had been e1tinguished the lifeleSs
nody OF Mary Donnelly, cook in the hospi-
tai, was found in her room on the fifth floor
where she had died FROM saifocation.
Ten year-old Max Schwartz, who is sut-
fcring from hip disease, tried to carry out
John A. Burke, little deaf and dumb Grip
pie, but the boy was too heavy. He then
dragged him out to the hallway, where he
met policeman who carried both boys
down. During the fire Michael Mccarthy,
the elevator boy, was overcome by smoke
and fell into the elevator pit. He was dis
covered there by Jessie Stranger, a young
waitress in the hospital, who dragged him
out in the air, where he revived.
The Delta independent., 1888-02-07
The papnI Gifts

BALTIMORE, Jan. 30.-A correspon-
dent of the sun in Rome has furnished a.,
interesting description OF the gifts 10 Pope
Leo on the occasion of his jubilee lie says
the gifts have come In so rapidly that two
additions have already been made TO the
building in which they are TO be exposed
So far 1000 cases OF articles have been
handled and the end is not yet. Up to Jan.
uary l3 presents TO the value of $40, 900. ooO
have passed through the hands OF the Vati
can spectators. Even that sum has been
exceeded in money The United States
has outstripped every other country in cash
donations. The exact sum of the whole
money gift cannot be ascertained, all con.
tribu,ions no. being yet in hand. This
manner OF testifying to Pope Leo the fealiy
OF the Catholics of the United States was
strongly recommended by American
bishops, who gave their attention 70
II principally, though many exquisite
presents from their dioceSes will
be received. IL has won the admi.
ration cf the Pope, who Is more pleased
with it than that of any other country, since
II furnished him with ready means 10
spread the Catholic church throughout Eu-
rope and parts of the Eas. an enterprise
into which he has thrown his heartiest en-
creics. In proportion TO the number of
Catholics in various contributing countries,
Belgium and Hungary have sent the mos,
gifts. Everything used In the Catholic
service is there In profusion. Irish Catho-
lies, besides their heavy money contribu-
tons, are represented by rolls of Irish
laccs, cases Of ves.ments, golden altar YES
sells and ornaments in abundance. and the
finest exhibition OF porcelain in the cxpo-
sitIon. Patriotism and religion have been
properly blended by them IN this portion of
their offerings, as instsnced In the beau;i.
full oval mirrors, the frames surmounted by
tiara and keys of Peter. At the base is the
harp of Erin resting on bed OF shsmrocks.
Many of the tributes from Ireland remain
unpacEed
The Delta independent., 1888-02-07
Ice Gorgc at Knnsn- CITY.

KANSAS CRY. Feb. 2.-For some
days past there have been indications of n
heavy break in the ice in the Kaw above
here, and late last night telegrams were
received from Lawrence stating that the
ice, which is thicker than it has been for
many years, was gradually piling up there,
and that it was believed they would be able
10 break II and force il down stream. No
precautions were taken here TO make n
channel for the gorge, and the result is
that the Armourdsle and the Belt line
bridges are in danger of destruction, should
the efforts of the Rock Island people to
make a channel prove unavailing. Argen.
tine people state that the gorge came down
slowly early this morning and did no dam
age. 1t stretches along from Argentine as
far as the eye eau reach, and river men
state that it is at least five miles in length.
The Belt line bridge is one of the strongest
structures that spans the kaw, but il shook
like leaf when the gorge struck it, and it
will be miracle II 1t withstands the terri
BILE strain long. The Armourdale bridge,
which went down in ISL. was next reached
and as the ice piled up against its stone
foundations, it seemed as II disaster were
certain. The channel was, however, still
unbrokpn until the Rock Islands new
bridge frame work was reached There it
became damned up and tore all the frame
work away, doing some thousand dollars
damage.
The Kaw river began to rise rapidly this
evening. and there is danger of an over
ilow before morning. AT late hour his
evening II was ascertained that a channel
had been formed, and that the gorge is
now forming at the junction of the haw
with the Missouri. Dynamite will be used
at the latter point tomorrow morning.
Since last night tie kaw river has risen
over ten feet. There is danger that the
water may rise over the dixie lately con-
structed by the stock yards company, along
the southern shore of the kIw river. Ii
the water once breaks through this 1t is BE-
lievcd nil the expensive work of last sum
mer will be destroyed, thereby entatling
loss of thousands Of dsllars. Some alarmist,
declared there is great danger oisthe kaw
river making new channel from where
o X creek enters the river right along un-
der the bluff. However, there appears to be
little reason for any alarm on this account.
Should this occur, however, the damage to
the city would be iucalcuable, running
up as it would into the millions of dollars
The Delta independent., 1888-02-07
A Riot Among Miners.

SHENANDOAH, Penn, Feb. 3.-Ihe
striking miners here have at last over
stepped all bounds and been riotipg up and
down the streets in full possession of the
town. At o'clock, when the non-union
miners left their work in Shenandoah City
and the West Shenandoah collieres, lot
of POlanders attacked them with stones. A
squad of half a dozen coal and iron police
went at once to their assistance. They
caught one of the rioters, and were hasten
ing him off when the strikers rallied and
rescued him, and began to handle the Of
ficers roughly. The latter however, sue
ceeded in breaking away, and started for
the Shenandoah City mine, followed by the
crowd of riotous strikers, ,who now num-
bered about thousand, and continued
their attacks on the men and boys coming
from the mine. The six policemen ac
cepted long odds against them and re-
turned to the attack. They made sharp
| attack and took couple of prisoners, one
of whom they landed in Magistrate Shoe
makers office, but the crowd rushed for
two policemen with the prisoners and be-
gan to club and beat them. Finding
| themselves down and their lives in danger,
| they drew reyolvers and fred into the
crowd which scattered in all directions.
Mike Heffron, a young man, received ball
| in the mouth, and is badly injured. john
Gather, an iron founder, was shot in the
arm, and q Polander was shot behind the
ear. A borough officer then arrested both
policemen for shooting in the borough.
| They were taken before Squire Managhen,
while the warrant was sworn out by 70
lander, charging them with assault with
intent to kill. They pleaded guilty, under
advice of Captain Christian, and were await
ing comnittal to Pottsville jail when
things took another bad turn. Two mag
istrate officers were on East Center street,
square and half apart. That whole
space was densely packed with people,
large portion Polish, who were wild with
passion. They surrounded both officers,
yelling for the officers and saying: Lynch
them!' XIII them"' etc. Suddenly a
stone was thrown at Squire Shoemaker 5
window. In minute the fronts of both
offices were riddled with STONES and theiI
inmates had tough scramble for safety
| Some bruised bodies resulted but no serious
damage was done except to the offices, which
are wrecks.
The town is in perfect tuproar. Men are
mad with passion and drink and no one ap
pears to have any power TO quiet them
Borough authorities are powerless and nc
one can say how the mob's fury will yet
vent itself. Captain Christian will move
his whole force of coal and iron men here
tomorrow with Captain Lyndeg's Pinker'
ton men. Sheriff Duffy swore in tonight
the three fire companies of the town as n
posse comitatus, and are preparing fol
trouble tomorrow The borough council
also held special session, and have in
structed Chief Burgess Bohm to swear in
special officers for the emergency. John
Durkin, assistant foreman at the kohinool
collieries, was shot this evening by Po
lander, but escaped injury. His assailan'
was arrested.
The Delta independent., 1888-02-07
Colorado Land Frauds.

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Jan. 31.-The Daily
News Peoria special says: A great sensa-
tion has been caused here by the arrest o.;
l.. w. Harmon, prominent lawyer and
politician, on nine indictments found at
Denver, Colorado, and charging him with
completely in alleged land frauds.
Mr.. Harmon has been arraigned before
the United States Commissioner at Chicago
and placed under bonds for 81, SEQ.
The alleged frauds cover a period of three
years. 1t is charged that Harmon has made
fraudulent entries In Colorado under the
timber claim act in the names of non.resi-
dents of Colorado, who have been led TO
make oath that they were residents OF Colo
RADIO, and to other statements required by
law. The names OF number of reputable
citizens OF Peoria appear in the aftidavits,
but they were attached by then in ignor-
ance of Harmon's solicitation. Inspector
hobbs OF the Lincoln Land Office made an
investigation and caused Harmon's arrest.
The Delta independent., 1888-02-07
ATcndcr Conscience.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 5. The Sccrc-
tary of the Treasury has received letter
dated Frchhurg, Mass, enclosing y cent
silver piece which the sender desired 10
have placed in the treasury to the credit of
conscience. In note transmitting the
coin he says:
40 Whom may Concern:
''once upon time, some thirty Years
ago, in n spirit OF evil mintcdness, or per
haps because could, though at the time |
knew better, took it upon me TO ohliter te
tho cancelling marks OF IS cent postage
stamp and used it again, and thoush no
mortal may ever have been aware of 1t, l
have known 1t all the while. Under the
Mosaic dispeusation restitution OF one
iiith was deemed requisite TO satisfy the
claims of justice in the case OF trespaSS
So here one fifth of live is one, and one 10
five makes six. At six per cent u sum Is
doubled In about sixteen years, and this
then amounted to twelve cents, and doubled
again amounts TO twen,y-four, Now Ia
give tho government the bcucht of the
fraction, enclose - cents.
(Sicnedl LoNAt. CITIZEN"