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Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Yrius Garl, iom en- lansere 2to bar
libt al ipeffet Ssriel, ct Onbe, iom beg
parre er / 9iltdsenbe os siper anleo'
nina til 8etpmrins for, at ban fan blioe
oloeles bsu, tomner / 8inter til at taSe
llnberpisnins i ben aunt al aabernes
Weproelie unber 9alen at ifjsune, buao
Der iiaes. 8riniens 9erer | oenne
panIfeliae aunit bliler 5%oritanoeren
for 0sptummsanitalten, tOrbenoersroe
psitnant alinsipor, iOm / oisle Sase
onfommer til StodbOlm ps faar in 90,
Zig paa Slottet ! Be narnlelt ErihleHs
Betuemmelisbeb ~belissenSe Tareller'
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
2oinoerneS Stemmeret.

aplhoerfes Stemmeret, &pinber
ger Sdnoet iomler unoerifriiter paa
tslsenoe 6enpenbelie til Stortbineet:
s 2ilio til, at bet bill blipe erfienbt
lom en- ure~tf9rbiabeh, at be nuaiel.
oenoe Sope uoeluffer norite Burgere ira
at llopoe fine Surserrettisbeoer blot paa
9rlno al oeres aipn. os / Ooerbspiss
l'tr19en ON, at bet er ifdoelist for Cant
Oct, at aoinoerne boloes 6prte fra Del
taselIe / Samfunbsarbeibet - anbraaer
llHoerte9neoe norife aoinber Stortinaet
ON, at Der / fsritfommenbe 9inaperiooe
l'aa blipe %peotaset en- @runofopsioraus
orlr, boorpeo be al bort 9anbs auins
Der, Der op'plber @runolopens Stemmez
retsbetin9eller, erboloer Stemmeret.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Sanieu.-9et beijenbtsjsrss berpeb for
frauRrenbe Sl9st os genner. at bet beb :
asbe Sub / lin Eaobe at blemfalbe 2 al mlne
tlare Bgrn efter 8 Cages Spsoom Of Eli
terra. Olaf 6soe ben Doe December / en- vi.
Der Of A Nar ps II Waarsoer, o9 min fl9re
Batter &aren Dime bar 8 War % 8 Waont-
Der sammel.
ga crosse, Wis., ben 10oe Gan. 1880.
alara Sanien. Gsfar Sanisr.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

ND C%piinbelle. SOuelofaer al en-
ierbeles beniistsmasiis os iinoris 8ons
ltruftion er opfunoet al Saoelmaser
Sob s Wi6elien / &ousens @abe. Den
enc Sopeiofaa bar 9obbeltiens, Der
eiter Bebds fan abilities os inbeboloer
3 Stole ps l Boro, ben anoen Senses
plaos for lnottl 3, bar l Senseboro,
l StOl, l 9oiletifui FAINT enoelis en-
Sofa inbreoet til enfelt Sens. Sofaerne
er lette at flptte % reoe, bar luasfaroist
Gum for ale Sensefl9perne oa pptaser
lioen SLABS Briien er forbolospis
me9et mooerat.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Op,psutug quits ON mtne Btsore Better
Sabl og Ntls Briut. De er ieote / 0olme.
balls Sosu, Yermelano, Suerise, os emigre.
reoe 1853 ira Nor9e til Nm,rtta D. er
Sioma9ere al Broiesit)u. Nils Brint boes
be / Rlciue, W s.. | Ottob.r 1870, og Better
9abl bar boet I gbica9o. BET piloe pqre
mig tiRrt, ON uogeu tuuoe apltue oeres
Worcester til oeres Brooer Soiepb Tllien,
Ytlrrap, Salt Cafe 60, Utah. ia
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

WIOriparligt. Yaa @aarben Gje
par 'pOt en- Teroensborser, iom ifuloe
FoINes OOer 9aaben. 8enner % 8iens
flr8r bar mpot op airfen for at ooers
fHts ben b~sitioelise gambling. % De
Fon tlprenoe meb Barnet.
Glt git sOot % pel, men, ba be fom
faa plsnoelen, p~poasebe be pluoielis,
p Barnet bar tabt. @ubmor iab BOG.
pen % lnatteoe meb Somfruiabberen %
EalNt paa 6anset en- 9ul af &leber.
slllsr % 8aaber Tom fra binanben,
Fa'n Der bar insen @ut. @ubmor bolbt
aa at oaane af Sfraf % uro, ale
S'sne | 5Dlset itanoieoe, nlpffen bleu
IsHNt' % 5orfreffelien alminbelis
ssT Tom en- ai9rre efter benz, en- Some
FaSoe Iunoet llnsen paa 2anbepeien,
I4't ben ino / fit Sfiprt % ienbte III
NanosH etter be ielitabslpitne Barrels
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

On Ro8en tan 9ioe mig unoerretnina ON,
boor min Ssiter Anne Oller, iset paa 9laos
len 2uroerbp, uuoer 0Iaroen 8lIteruo /
Citmarfens Bralieglelo, Biugsr, Norge, OBJ
boloer III, ulloe man 9lpre mig en- tor IIe,
nete. Stoft Ie3 boete fra beuoe, par for 5
Nar iioeu, BUN par oa / 81. Bdul, Winn.
Cars Clieu gunoerbp.
Rotbilp y. D, B Iltlu 60, Rum.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
en &Obber9rube. Bat

en &obber8rnbe. Yaa @aarben
FtIs0 | 9ploeseip blep for en- 3ib fioen
anost ct aObberfelt, iom MI fer meset
s''Nce 10. Der er al 2 Wanb | 8
sage loounoet oper l Ton reniet
.asnn' lon1 er al bebite Slass 8laa.
SunOttObber. 5oruoen benne Nns
ssaInS er Der osiaa aere lsnparbise
%ttp ytarbeoen, FAINT en- sammel
s..DVsr9'ube, iOm for nosle Nar til
-ss rnaatte n~eolesses paa @runb at
svasanlets iua Yensemibler. I'll bisie
w 2Srer oslaa ct ioart SosIefalb, ca.
!" 6OO bDlt, meo omfrinsliaaenbe
E%,ss9e'Omter, iom ifal benpttes til Sps
tIs a. Dc tOrnsone Suie for Grbeibss
" @%talttneri. @ruberne er iolste
9aIoor q Eueoten af Bp % @rOs
y" N'llert af WfoIs.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
Trb Snopirfning al SfrGf fan en-

uluOrlis Slnoslpsoom inbfinoe fig.
Saaleoes blep N 8uinbe / 9ronobjem
pluoieliS iinoslps oerueo, at bun iaa
to unse Wenneiter fuloieile uoeufor fit
Siem. pun fit ltrur ct 8%rampeanfalo
os bar berefter urOlis os sanife @foruirs
ret. gun bleu lenere uoset beore, men,
pa SpSopmmen tiltos meo sjentasne
&rampsanialb, bleu bun inolast pua
&otuolo Nipl, bpOr bun bpoe. Sun
p%laseoes usIaa at SuIucinatiuner os
orange 5Oreltillinger.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Sans plnien Ermen ira Onss, Norse, be-
oes goobeosiulo opgiue i'm Noresie til mig,
eler ON uo9eu anoeH ituloe tIeuoe ben, oil
ben blioe mootaget meo 8lRos.
aoresie: 5. y, alertens. yRaoiion y. 8.
Iacaut Xdrle 60, U(iun.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
Cperfiert paa Sernbanell.

Cperfisrt paa Sernbanen. &ons
buftsr 9ielen peo Smaalensbanen er
orebt paa 9inien. San reiite fra 8ris
itiania meb 2oset, peo SfleberS bar ban
meo, men luuneoes ueo neite Station,
Berg. 2oset fortiatte til Jrebrifsbalo,
bporefter 2Oiomotiust git tilbase meo
Wanbltab til GiteriOselie. Melem
Berg os Sfjebers fanotes 9ieien liss
senbe bpb paa 2inien. Sm ben esents
lise Iarias til ulpffen peo man intet
bsitemt. San e%fterlaoer Suitru os fire
Bgrn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Seosfalb. Otter lensere 3ibs Sp
9el,gbeo er @ros ierer 9ruels 81. @tel,
en- at 5reorifsbalbs aloite us betpoe,
li9lte Sorretntnssmano, afsaaet peb
Dsben Nerbeoen af 2ilebammsr, bopr
ban opbplot Jig for i'm Selbrebs Sfplo.
Nfosoe bar elolte Son al 8rosi erer
Mfaos 8iel, feot 1915 % l~ualeoes PED
i'm 9so pei 70 Iar sammel. Auersoe
i 40 aarene btsbnbts ban %ielunauois
8,rflombeo, Der , Narems Sob fit ao
Ifiui9t Omfans unoer bans Opgi,se
Geoelle. s en- &9tfe at Var fuusereoe
ben Ifoeoe iom neberlouolt . cetOnIul
os bar besuoen / fin 1,o pare1 Meolem
al aommuuebeItprslien.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Beiterboeie.-5or uosle Gage iioeu
bar leg mootaset ct Breo ira mine SlRst'
uinse | Horse. os Ter oeraf, at min fiRre So
tier 9uri anuoion Hefterbosie, Nmuno 3.
Susbraatens Suitru. er afsaaet peo Isoen
ben 25oe Ropbr. 1888 | Rorore Nuroal, Bals
GERS. GUN par feot ben l6oe Suli 1856.
Yellisnet pare benoes Ninoe.
%. &. 8eftbos.
groabl, E2inu. ben 3oie San. 1889.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Suis uoaen al BIaoets G9iere Tube tlenoe
uoget til NnNyew y. oa9eus Aorerie os oil
op9lue iamne I'll mtg, utloe ban glsre mig
en- ltor 2leneite. Stoit le9 bgrte ira bdm,
opbolot ban li9 ueo 8IHtn9, Otter 5aiq Co.,
Wttnn. 8 Z. glieu,
3aplor, Start Co., 3af
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

| E.
IN OlOnnoerlis Strait. Meo III.
,,.. alrte er Der nblis inbiruffst
b, b. qOllt beiDnoerlist. Sen bobbelts
ks WI 'grer no, bar it9ust ~iubuenbiss
neo ftarte paaitrueoe Staaber
[~ ,'s' W er ben iprenst uoab, Iaa Sfru
F. aus OrRtteoes. St 8inbitsb inoen
Iuvm Srano BERTH fan lite tenfes,
'So Oll0er ltaaenoe peb ben 5orflas
bar ,o " en- 9olroelpinb, "1uGefase",
EprsSr, , ,!f ltse forbi os liseiom iusei
E,r,,s;I III ll9 paa @run6 Of ben berpeo
ir,,aSeos tqnoe auft. 2iolisere bapbe
EsrSsataets s~Obbertas faaet guler pa
Errnr. a'lser uOao, buffet beler life fan
'''' 9aa auoen Oeaabe.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
Ct un0erlist SrGf. @u 9

Ct unOerligt SrGi. @n Manb paa
EnNrs 8%U9nan9en, 20 Nar sammel,
Eraim 8art, falot for en- 9to lioen
klenrem Sien paa SprfiOroen, en- lioen
Erm al ap9nansen. San beisste bet
ka Rlemenito meaem en- al bore San=
% nosle 5jelofinner aarlis
fbOlNte 0anoelslteune, bporfra ban ON
began fig blem uuer Sien. Oct
bar mgrtt % BERTH aoIfiaig Gnetptte,
|al bet %anta9es, at ban bar ioruilost Jig
b CT tommen for lanst uboper Slen.
GrcNs al SD9nins bar man biotil fun
FarNet bans aielfe, iom ban bar eiterl
zig sdnlfe nRr Gano.
Gen 6~Oralptteoes Suitru latte 2ipet
b ior II Alr iicen, % bet maa pei
fstsSHes lonl nUget sanlte mRrfeli9t, at
fsinu bun onion paa ben famine Maabe,
ANNIE 9Grlnoe, paa iamme Steo os
: anoer lamme Datum.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
SuleQaper til Ymerifn.

S"ttbuoSl III <tuttItlu. Stl IT HE
SmaaIummer, De uouauorebe 9anbs.
meno ienoer til fine aiare / bet samle
SIem, ri bar omtalt bet for. Gu i
Suletioen er Der fOmnet mango Brepe
oerooerfra, lom bar stebet manat ct
tattist Sjem. Stdanes pripate Banf er
Welemmano for en- flor Del 5orienoel.
Ter fra Gmerlfa til b1ace Nprse, Sperise
% Stnlnnb. Den resner ub, at Der til
oisie Ganoe / Sulen er ienot omtrent
100000 arcner sjennem ben, i belle
bette Iar omtrent 100000 8rOner.
Mea BERTH fommer, Bpas Der ienoes
sjennem andre, os / Douarer i almin=
beige Srepe uben Wellemmano.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
9G8tcpieoe.

8eralb-Eitrem.-S Bruosns pus i
2loa, Ditnn., ben 10oe December, peo Bait.
". VI. Garien, Wfr. Gerpis 4. @sralo os D8rs.
Nnna y. Citrent, gufe efter Yeoer ". Cts
Rm. Gn bel Del 8jaiter par tiliteoe peo
oeune N~nleouiug. og blanot oisie par Der life
mtnore eno IS, Der tioligere bar boet | De.
corab o. 8iuuelbeii gountp.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Deb Bat. & 5. Spaletuen: Ste 9eebr.
1888 -Ur. 3orser pope meo Dttls &ouiie
Sacobien fra NicBberion Go, 9dt.
22oe 3ecbr. 1888. -Ufr. @nrl 3. Sranieu
meo Uttis emilia u. Almquiit ira Ncpber'
ion Co., Eaf.
ste San 1889 - Scr. ghriItiau 8. S1tles
tao meo Uiiis Caroline Nartinisn fra Nca
Yberion Co., Tat.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
Giteriperailer.

Gittr'g,rsTrr lHStds,, strtt,y fer en- sdts Gent ~
TO. On sssitlo. E CT. S~arSosfas III ct Rsss.
rtans5 ioy ct Cro. ct Gpotiisnsui I "D,torab.p sAsas
Ia IS ~luios,Iis Al 800 ~ 100, 90 b0,r 1s,. ssu.
ttsi.msutr, Der re t~,Sidsss al e,tsltns. tasd ias On
inn I'll.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
Yrepe peo 1etorab y. q,

Ginnie Gariou-N1ua SuanioH - 5aluor
Saluorion 6ooe-gtora Nnoerion-Ole 5ats
leitao hilbert Mitteliou-Gena Beterion-
Ole 5oitenion Woeu-O u Rssiet-Sarab
Sobniou Raltfteo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

9iamantbrDaup er ferret al Sfibss
reoer &asmus 2asien % Suitru | Irena
bal. 8ruoen er so Mar 9ammel %
YrubsOmmen 80; be9se fllbtenbig
lesemss % aanosffllte.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Olaf y. Gjelaro, Der uooa1oreoe fra
Staoan9er Barren 1888, anmooe5 ON at ops
siue lin Noresie til glu,n 5reoritien, 2726
Braput Nue., Wtnneapolts, Winn
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
GrfurToner

uia G. W. & 81. y. SIN til ct. Yaul %
ben 22oe. 24oe os 26se San.
Biqetterne si9lser for R.tur til Den 3oie
,sebraar. Yris 1870. 9. y. Better, Aat.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

S.unoet. Grin file Ssn fdnot fios
y te 5reod9 / Blter5 Street en- Buul, buori
Del Beu9e. Gtereu tan iaa ia nuie tilba-
&c peo at henoeuoe fig til 9. Salotrsm,
eutberan Bublti9trs 6ouie.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
gn

Siiatgs. - On uOm4rtet Stod.
farm. 9enae Jirm er 400 Ncres tor,
al built 80 Acres er soo StoO, en- uomrrfet
BRt rin0er glelHem ostie belle Alret ruuot.
Heien Of Gauoet er opo9rtet; 5lrnei of
bltoe lol9t meo eler uoeu RJ1 Ibsi9tuiua.
,for n9rmere Oplp51iassr itcio til . Nepsr,
Carpenter, Sopl. 2O4.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

aioenSe al grpitimerter os 9Oite
bruote lea Or. lusuit aenis's Samour.
oer Srpittbe, iOm lurereoe mig ! game z
iort 9ip. Samss Saas, NO. Is
Caroline street, 2ancalter, Ea.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

Nnifes. e Hint alopatbiIt 91ae,
- otr Tan tale odl)e Gassif oa Rorit Bet
Gloite 0uu9it)re I Gouuttet neo betpoetta
Suohpoelie. 20 eleadute RoutoruRrelier
int y D. Dor ~ Blit Rio9r fails,
9SIs. 20 1873
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
Sat- Gtenbom
t,lfaIas cues ttaas.

ss,rttsi,n,nt,r. fsa'.r 'asrr %tirIsfss', 'ess -
~ists'-. -rus ii1.i,'. -TI,u,a, Tets. "pfsss ssHhsr,
SIS. si "a HH Al irsrsGs for I s,ri pr- % ~
Aor sans. sut.t,, sosassI. e. ~. s~svsssfss -
ct Rsou t,snts isr ct Orb Hs~,rtisiss,s,u. su ~
i,sisa,s al B,tsItrs. tsa,s tHs o,ni,n til
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

egr er iioite oft ifubt
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
EeoSfaI0.

rsHiars ',,oss { -b~svas'esner- Is~
sisitI sraiis. u scinos tn isssas suuds,fi, al
oistSs'iiser, 5nssoIs ,nu i,siasr At Rss. IA nss
isosaHt SCALES m,s 5 Gents u. sisi, I Ssrfus.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

TtHal9S. On Quaker Brick Ma
chine. HRitsn M, o. en- Brick Pr ,ssing
Machine ! goo Stano ul blioe ioGat biliat
for RoItaut. Rlu b,uoeuosr Il til g.
Wdtber. 9ecornb, Soma. 20t510
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23
Dr. ansnf Ssuis3
Hamburger H~eftplaster

Il ct ssnNs isriredtIist Rtssd I'll at i.Ibr,ss Qnts,
tsar. QsshsIfes, BranSfasr, 3srfussIfo
etc.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

THE CHARLES 4 voaLE1 90. IAs.rS IA
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-23

IS sts. ~. sIaR. % nns.st al. as.ts.fa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
THE WIRES BLAMED FOR IT.

puff of smoke issued from hole in the floor be-
hind the clerks counter I'm the Office of the Sinclair
House. at Broadway and Eghth-st., at p. m yester-
day, and without waiting to make an investigation the
clerk sent in alarm Of fire. When the frcmcn ar
rived at the hotel they found nothing to do. Some
electric wires connecting callbells and battery, had
been strung through the hole Wednesday, and
little waste paper which had been left there had
burned up without causing any damage The clerk
thought that the electric wires were in some way re-
sponsible for the harmless blaze and the police
adopted his theory without attempting 10 explain how
weak electric current from battery could ignite
paper There are electric lights I'm the hotel bur tho
two sets of wires separated from each other.
The fremen thought that somebody had dropped
lighted cigar or cigarette into the hole.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
TIE EEnERIrI0N OF LABOR.


Boston. Dee l2-The first hour of today's session
action Of routine business. The committee on the
report Of the president reported I'm commendaton of
tie proposition to appoint committee of seven 10
which all matters relating to The eght-hour movement
be referred also. favorably upon the holding of an
international congress I'm the city in which the Worlds
Fair Is he'll in 1892 The committee also recommends
that the Federation seek the rigid enforcement of the
Contract Labor laws and the Chinese Expulsion Act
and the agitation OF ballot reform until all states
have adopted the Australian system. In the mater
Of strike assessments # is recommended that the Com
mittee Constitution formulate a plan for the man
asemen Of the fund.
The committees report was discussed and its recon-
mendations referred
The report Of the Committee on Organization recon-
mcnds that the convention Instruct all affiliated or
ganizatons q make special effort aid I'm lganiznS
the bakers coal miners and boot and shoe makers, and
that hereafter all conferences OF officers OF the Fedora
nOn with Oiccis of the Knights OF labor relating %
trade union organizations the mutual interchange
and recognition Of working cards, shall cease.
Inc report evoked long discussion me PROPOSE
1on va, referred special committee with lnstfuc-
ilons To prepare address 10 the people oi America
stating plainly the trade, union position Ct me tcdcrd
ton.
y committee reported adversely upon proposition
from the Contract Labor Federation. OF NeW-l 0rk, 10
form d political labor party, and the report was
sustained Similar action was taken on the prJpo-
sllOn to Increase the duty on imported cigars Inc
convention then adjourned until tomorrow morning.
In the evening a largely attended meeting IN the
Interest Of the elght-hOur movement was held in
aneul Hall. Most Of the delegates attended ana
some Of them among the speakers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
THE SACRAMENTO RAGING.
FRESH RAINS SWELL THE MUDDY TORRENT
IN THE RIVER.
ON THE BRINK OF A GREAT DISASTER IN CALI
FoRNIA-TowNS THREATENED BY THE
FLOOD-TwO CHILDREN DROWNED.

tBY TELEGRAPH TO THE TRlBuNEI
San Francisco Dec l2-The rainstorm, which,
it was supposed, had spent its force began again
last night, and it rained in torrents for several
hours Early this morning the rain stopped. and
as the wind has changed to west it looks again
as if the storm was over Reports from the in
terror say that the Sacramento River is still
rising, and unless the waters subside tonight
great damage viii be done to ranches and towns.
The only communication between the towns Is
by steamer, the Oregon and California trains
have made no trips since Tuesday. All the local
branch lines laid up because of the destruction
of small bridges
At Colusa this morning the Sacramento River
presented a fearful spectacle. The muddy. water
rushed by in torrents coming up even with the
top OF the levee which is fully six feet above the
natural level of the town. The levee is being
watched by hundreds of men, for if it breaks
the whole town would be flooded and the people
in one-story houses would have to take to boats
be drowned. The town is virtually an island.
cut off from all communication with the outside
world. The river is full of steamers which are
transporting cattle and horses to places of safety
while evces are crowded with livestock that has
fed 20 this dry place for safety.
A ranchman who came into Woodland to-day
from near Colusa said: nThe country around
there is in horrible condition, and travel is
entirely stopped. The railroad near Willows has
been washed away, and the inhabitants above
the break are isolated. Hundreds of ranchers IN
all parts of the country are Shut of from com
munication with the world. When | left my
place yesterday the water had risen above the
porch OF my house, and had to make my escape
IN rudely constructed boat" .
In iolO County the white ranchers are patroll-
ing the levees prevent bad breaks: 1t Is feared
that Senator Fairs big ranch near Woodland VIII
be flooded. Enormous pumps which he put IN re-
Gently TO drain of back water are reported to be
sinking so that they are nearly useless. Inc
evees are strong, and IL is hoped that they VIII
withstand the fearful pressure.
At Chico the Sacramento River shows It's great
est fury. II has swept away the abutments OF
the large bridge the river at that point, ana
the bridge has sagged down, catching all the
driftwood and debris. II is feared that this eX-
ira weight will carry the whole mass down the
river in which case il will be sure seriously to
damage the bridge and levces at ColuSa: All
the country between Chico and Maysvllle IS un-
der water, and many families have been forced
10 escape from their houses in boats.
Barney Lynn. who lived in the suburbs OF
Chico, attempted this morning TO remove ms
wife and four children in small boat, rs ms
house was in danger Of being carried away by
the food The current was so powerlul IL
swamped the boat, and two OF his children were
swept off and drowned.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
BILLS URGED BY THE TRADES ASSEMBLY.

Albany, Dec. 12.-when the State Workingmens
Assembly met this morning the special committee
to report the three special bills to bo urged upon the
Legislature reported that 1t had selected the State
Printing bill, the Prison Labor bill and the Conspiracy
bill. The report of the committee was adopted
unanimously. Thomas j. bowling Of Albany, was
then reelected president. The other officers elected
First vlcepresidcnt, ]. Keough, Green Island
second vice president, Francis O'Brien Oswego; sec
rctaiy, Frank w. Webb, BlnghamtOn; treasurer, John
Phillips, Brooklyn legislative committee F. j. Doyle,
Albany; George W. Tcrrill, CohOes and Joseph A
Mansion, West Troy; executive committee, Thomas
a. sweeney, Glens Falls william j. Barry New-Yor ;
William See, Rochester; George Phillips, Brooklyn
NJ. f. MCGOWAN, Albany; Cornelius Healy, Utica; ard
James A. BuckDee, East Albany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
LYNN LOOKING LIKE A FRONTIER TOWN.

Boston, Dec IL (SpeciaD.-The Lynn burned dis
trct Will take the appearance of a Western
frontier mining town by the RAPID growth Of the one
story wooden shanties which enternslng owners and
storekeepers erecting daily, under the special
permission granted by the city government for tenn
porary structures to remain not longer than year
the dealers going back fast possible TO their
old sites, and already Monroest., from Westinghouse
to Pixies Corner and Central-ave., far up as the
Fuller Block lined with OnesOry stores, built as
substantially possible for the coming winter.
Shanties spring up almost In night, and very soon
business Will be humming among the piles of brick
and mortar and broken piping as lively as Ii did be-
fore the fire The Central Depot has once more re-
sumed It's service, and the little Market ST. station rem
dered famous the first bivOuac OF the telegraph rail-
road and press representatives. has been abandoned TO
its former uses.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
'EDIroR VESTS ISSUES or STOCK.

Chicago, Dec. II Special. The trial OF tho eX-
editor, James j. West. and Charles +. Graham, for
frauduleny over,sulng stock OF The Chicago Time,'
Company, resumed before Judge Grinnell this
morning. when Frank J. Smith outlined the defence.
Mr.. Smith argued that if the stock had been over
issued by Mr. West or by Mr. Graham under Mr.
Vests direction, the latter had sufficient stock
than balance the Overissue.
Joseph X. Dunlop the present Editor of The Times"
called as the first witness. Stephen W. Rawson
president Of the Union Trust Company was next
called lie produced certificates of stock for 500
shares, signed by James J. West, which had been
pledged collateral security for loans. John y.
Irwin, Of KcOkuk estifed that he was secretary OF
The Time,7 Company for three four weeks. about
February, 1859 a letter TO him from West. under
date Of July, lass. read showing that the latter
sent 10 Irwin three certificates for aggregate OF
400 shares. This TO a loan Of 10000
made by KeOBuk persons 10 West The certificates
have been outstanding pledges since.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-12-13
TO DISPENSE WIFI BROKERS ~ GRlIN.

Atchison Kan, Dec IL (speclaD John VI. Cain,
wealthy miller Of this city, who has met with success
III the eXporaton Of -four direct from the Missouri
River 10 England and Scotland. Is at the head OF
movement To organize grain export company on tho
missouri River. At present. shippers OF gram ma
that they must submit eXorbitan brokerage at Bal
more NewYork and other American ports, and as
pe'ter rates can be secured by shipping direct to the
foreign points than by shipment TO brokers on the
scaDoar and reshipment by them across the water
ib, am m 'hlnhs an organization OF capital III 'r WIS.,
hI9ht not only be profitable 10 the company but also
projection to producers and shippers from me
Dtohera on the seaboard Mr. Cain Is OF the opinion
ihal within three years all the export grain produced
III inc west will be shipped direct, and that many OF
inc seaDoaid brokers' will be driven out OF business