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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28

9eputation al &retanere oil beoe
&eiieren om at biitao &reta / fin
Scamp for at affaite bet tprfilte alag,
iiser "Soit", at ct iaabant @friot oil
bore forsiepes, ba &eileren bar for=
pltstet fig til at bielpe Tprtiet til at
beifptte fine unberiaatter.
Ser meobeles, at Tippoo Eibs @bn
er anfommen til 3an5ibar, os at ban
pil mesle mellem Capt. @iisman %
Nraberbpooineen @u1biri for at faa
iitanb Treb.
Sen nuoarenbe Gti9ntn9 &ri1en
paa 9tamanter anta9es at fomme al,
at tp{fe Spefulanter bar fiDbt op en-
iaa flor Mansoe at Nftierne Dez
beersz@ruben, ber / &irfelisbeben
fontrolerer Nfarfebet. Set er Me=
ninsen, at 8robuftionen ifal besrenbz
les, for at &riien tan bolbes oppe.
- @n ameritanlt 9ame forlopet
meb en- tbif &rins. @iis 6untinsz
ton. Batter al en- @alifornia=Mil1ioz
n9r, er forlopet meb 8rins 9abfelot,
ct @bfenoebarn al ben tpife @e1ant
&a1binston.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28
inoueroige 9eforotioner, ber af9iper
ct oplipenbe @fne.

inoperbige Deforationer, Der afsiper
ct oplipenbe @fue.
6orbprene ooer be Srlenoere,
ber boloes arreitereoe iom mistenfte
for at bore gronins Moroere, bar
enoelis taset fin 8espnoelie. Ser
iiaes, ct man bar ferfe 8epiIer mob
benz.
= st ioenitt &ompasui Union.
Surniture Company" / Sqinois, bat
libt ct itort Sab oerpeb at, bets Bert
iteoer os Dplassbule / &odioro neb=
brenote Scat til Manoa9s. Gabet
belpber fig til 100000 meo en- 2lsz
iurarce af $4,000.
= S &ort Gotta, Ell 5pbaon nos=
le Wtile norb for San 5rancisco,
California, ra1eoe en- sSlbebranb
Manoassmorsen, oer foroolbte en-
Stabe at omtrin9 100000. st
amerifanit ps ct ense(f 6anoelsitib
laitebe meo &prnuarer brenote pp
paa 9aunen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28
9afota.

&epublitanerne / 9eoro 9afota no.
minereoe peb 5tatsfonnentionen /
Sarge itoite l1se Sobu Miller fra
&i@lanb County til @uuernbr. 9an
blep fpbt paa en- Tarm / Staten Stem
Sort for 40 Mar fiben. San fom til
9afota / 1880 os bar paret Beitprer
al 9wisbt 6arm & 2anb @ompasni.
MiQer conference.-the anoioat.
Ilfreb 9idp blep nomineret til &ice
@upernpr. @an ct 8antgri Samesz
totpn. Sobn 5littie fra Eraill @ounz
tD blep nomineret til StatsIefreter.
&an ct en- un9 9{orbmano og ital pez
re meset opatis os pcpuler. Sol.
8. 6. Boofer fra Bembina County
blep nomineret til @tatstasierer,
Sobn g. 8rap fra @rano Sorts blep
nomineret til Stats @ubitpr, $. s.
3ansbrousb fra Deui1s Safe til @on=
9resmanb, Sen. @. 8. @ooouin fra
&an1om til Ittornep General, @ilz
liam Mit@ea fra Sarge til Superin>
tenoent for Sfoleuelenet.
= 3. S. 9elseion ira @apalier
County bleu peb ben republitanfe
Contention / Sar9o non,ineret til
v@ommtsiioner Of Iyriculture". Gag
fprerne Nlireb @allin fra 5crso, s.
$. @orliis % S. so. 8artbo(ometp
fra @ranb SORTS blep nominereoe til
6bieferetsbommere.
- 8eIt blanbt &reaturene. Sra
ganfton meooeles, at 5armerne berz
omfrin9 lioer fore Sab paa9runo al
@paopm blanbt &reaturene. 300
@tptter &pas bar freperet, os 100
@pin ct ienere opo. forot.'oe bar ipiit
af MabIerne. 9a Eerritoriets 9Drz
lase Collins anfom, fanbt ban, at bet
per Miltipse, iom berieoe blanot
&paeet, os ban paaitob, at Spsbomz
men bar foraariaset peb, at Dritfe=
panbet bobbe npret urent.
- @mil 2inb brufnebe nRr 8lpp>
minsoale forrise Spnbas, ioet ban
baoebe fig / @ermillion &iper. 9ans
&ammerater bar soaet biem. far ban
blep iapnet. 9an fanotes ienere
paa pmtrent inp Sob &anb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28
: @lansebib. Dscar 2arfou

- @lansebib. Oscar 2arfon /
Sbeloon. 9oufon @ountp, blep Sbn.
bag @ftermibbos biot al en- Rlapper=
i1anee. uastet ban bleu brast til en-
9ase, bar man l1uisbeo ON, enten
ban tunbe oneritaa bet eQer ei.
= @erreliu8 Mulperbill @er>
beoen af Sc &op, Motper County, bb'
be @pnbassmorsen of ct @lansebio.
9an bar / etilass iouenbe Tilitanb,
bporfra man lite par iitanb til at oet=
fe bam, fere elmer. fer ban bpoe.
= S @erbeben af ct. @louo ite>
be to ulpttestilfeloe @pnoas. Srant
&obrer fra Eu,pn Of Sprina 9iQ
fiprte fig libel, og en- Is elar aammel
Setersut bleo ilaaet libel al 2pnet.
= Diitrittsbommer 8. so. &ilas
STANLEY County, bpoe fin Mooers
3iem Maoiion, @iscouiin, @pns
bassmorseu. 9an bapoe oeret ipge~
fig / nosen Eio os reiite til Mobiion
/ @aab ON, at en- &limatforanbrins
uilbe bielpe bam, men bette fog fell.
6an par en- 8ror al ben tiolisere
Carbohydrates @illiam S. &i1as
% par fpbt @ermont ben 17oe Teb.
1874. &ans 5aber flptteoe til Ma=
bilon, @iscouiiu, os bet uotfe ben
poroenoe Dommer op. @an sraoue<
rebe fra uniperiitetet / @isconiin /
1863 os itubereoe fiben til Surift.
$ 1887 1pttebe ban til ct. Saul, og
/ Tebruar fibfleoeu bleu ban af Gu
pernpr Merriam ubnepnt til 9t=
itrittsbommer Stanley @ountp. San
ef!erlaber Suitru oe fire 9ptre, af
boilfe tire ct al fgrite s@steitab, ioet
ban nemlis bar ueret to @anse gift.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28
Gergns Ga1ts @gehlaa
ubfomn1er bber SnS6ag.
u. Solcut, 1bgiber.
Subitrtptiouspri8 $1.50 for 1 Mar, betalt
/ Torifu6, eller8 $500.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD,
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SOLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

@n un9 9eltinbe brufnet. Sra
8enlou &urbor, Mi@iean mebbeles.
at en- M9e fra @bicaso, Eillie Sell
man. orutnebe / ct. Soiepb &iper
forleoen unber Sor1gset paa at reobe
en &pinoe, Mrs. 9fapier, os en- @ut
fra at brutne. WrS. Napier bar
iprun9et / @luen tor at reobe @utten,
% ba BUN bolot paa at brutne,
iprans Mils Jelnan efter men iatte
2ipet til, meoens Mrs. gtapier e9
@utten rebbebes.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28


&isconiin>&pperen bar isien ees
ret ube, meobeles fra &binelanber
26be Ius. 9ennesans bar ban ouer=
falbt @oitpusnen, 1om saar fra 60
9ebic 2afe til en- Station peb Safe
@bore>8anen. &oitposnen banbe
fire &asiaserer. @n af bisie, Sosz
bolm, blep ituot os falbt neo al @os=
men. bporpaa 9fgperett bemestiseoe
fig bans l1br os &ensa, $37. Gos<
bolm bill neppe tomme Jig. @n an=
ben @asiaser blep osiaa farlis iaa>
ret. &pperen unbtom.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28

&bmmerflponnins / ct. @roir g.
ben. &aplor Galls 24oe Nus. Sen
ubpre &9mmerbaus / @lpen beriteos
frembDoer ct @pn iaa eneltaaenbe /
@torbeo, iom maaite a(oris forben er
feet nosenfte6s / &er3en. Sen fer
uo iom ct 8ierg at Ere, ber bar en-
&tboe al fra $50 til 600 Sob, raser
30 Sob oper &anoet o9 presier mob
Bunoen en- 9Dbbe al 60-100 Sob.
Man bar panltelis forat tente fig, at
en megtig iuulmenoe Slob 1pber o9
fo9er siennem benne EgmmermasIe.
&eo at faite 0iet paa Eoppen af
9ausen tan man neppe 1e nosen
merfbar 8epaselie. @rfarne os
paalioeltse Trelaitbanblere onTaar
bens Snbbolo til 50 MiQioner SOB.
Ssaar og ioos itrpmmeoe bib til Bpeu
en- Mensoe Soft forat le paa Nrbei=
bet meo at lpie Gpmmerbau9en, os
en- @eusoe Mafiueri er fipbt for at
anuenoes peo Nrbeioct. Sc bsroi1fe
Mnitrenselier af me9tise Dampmaz
finer 6orbinoelie meo en- Qerltare
al Slptere ipntes forsiepes ,notil &l.
2 @ftermiooas isaar, oa oer plubielig
itreges, at @ausen par rei1eferois.
0g pirfeltg, ben bespuote at ltielpe,
enfelte @totfe ruqeoe, cer .bprtes en-
malenoe, fnuienoe 2po, oerpea ct
forfaroelist Bras. Suubreoer af
Epmmerfotte lpfteoes / Geiret oper=
iprpitet al Sfum. 9eeooper 5trpmz
men for Stottene rumlenoe os tum=
lenoe on1 5peran0re / bet lfummen<
oa iruaoenbe &anb. Det bar ct @Dn,
lom mou lite oil slemme. @nbpg be
roli9e 5lptere ipntes, bet par beun<
brinssperoist. Set bar Bog blot en-
Sci al @ausen iom reilte, ct @tptfe
omtrent 900 Sob lan9t, inoebolbenoe
4 WiQtoner Sob. 9ampmaltinerne
bespnbte tsien meo fine @inbeipil og
Glpterne meo fine 9aser % 8ref>
ftenser, os to Elmer ieuere iteoe ct
anbet 8ruo iaa pluoielig, at manse
al Mrbetoerne meo Sob o9 neppe
frelite 2ipet. s)tosle bleo tprte af=
fteb ct lanst @tptfe neoouer, fpr be
Tom ilano. Stipnt set bar Ell enorm
Masie, 1om br6o lgs, antaselig s
Miqtoner Sob, parebe bet bele bog
lite lensere eno 18 Minutter. Ser
paa lagbe Epmmerbauaen fig isien
iaa faft iom ct Gibraltar. 6lgterne
boloer peo meo Mrbeibet, Os oeres
Sntal forpges itabis. Set famine er
Eilfelbet meb Eilituerne, bporaf ber
fommer Masier paa boert Iran.
Glpen boloer itabis paa at itige, os
Gbmmerbausen pil uiitnof faa Ben at
saa meo. Set antases, at Den enonu
iubeboloer so @iuiouer Sob.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28

Carl 2umbolb, 1om forti6eu opbol=
oer fig | &ariS, tenfer paa at 9ipre
en- Dpoaaeliesreiie til SEP Guinea.
9enne itore o er fun licet betienot.
oa blot ben lille ipooeitre 9alup al
famine er bleuen bereiit af 9r. Mac>
@resor. On Seretnins ON 2umz
bolb's Opbolo blanot Mennelfee6er=
ne / Nuitralien pil til !Spften blipe
ub9ipet &aris. Sen oil bliue ubfpz
ret meb en- Men9be fmuffe BiQeber.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28

SeruIalem 1on1 9eulmeribian. Sen
internationale, seosrafilfe &onsres,
iom benne Maaneb bar peret lamlet
/ &arts, bat lpsiel1ot fig meo
Spprssmaalet ON en- international
9tulmerioian. Ser CT fore1laaet ut
forel999e benne til !9aoet ON BET
mef internationale Smraaoe, % &ebz
rtn9sitrebet bapoe noeen Eio loii9t
at uomerfes meb benne Seber. Men
1nart inb1aa man, at er 9opmertoian
piloe pere ubelois, ba man maa babe
ct fait &untt for Mulmericiasen, iaa
at man naarlombelft ian beitemme
6ens 8elisgenbeo Torbolo til andre
@unfter. Nlen huor ltuloe man fin
be ct iaobont &untt, Eom life 1aorer
no9et Golts 9fatiouulfplslie? @n
Srcnlfmano, 2abarpe, tror ct babe
9iort oenne SpoogclIe, Os Gloen=
1tabsafaoemiet / Bouloana bar optaz
get bans Sorl lag iom fit eaet. SSeruz
1alem. lom rnber MibDelalDeren be-
tragteoes icm Soroens Wiotpunft,
ltal alter inota9e en- fremra9enoe
Ylabs. Sen bel1ise @raps Miooa9sz
linie 1tut blipe ben nDe Nulnerioian.
Reimbursement" Nn,ner s, er
uofommet meo fplsenbe Snobolo:
5remtioens 2rae. 9tosle Roao for
@p9eocrellet. &iertellp9bomme.
&olerine. l1lpftestilfulne. @c5ema
(6eoehlprer). 5olitit. Baubel=
orm hos Wprn. 9aorlis tost Mao.
Sfiprtelinn;neer. 81! tratte 9usz
mpore. S5abplons hRnsenpe !Saoer
(iu.) St ronerlt Nmf fi'heoter (iu.)
Sorifiellise 5ersmte @ftoer. aunfen
at arbeioe. Barrel!nbet. 1oorlez
bes @torne p9 Orfaner opltao. Gn
@pns 0pnrogelie. Gn &ime. COB
2Gsnins. Song punberts CUBE @r=
empel. Eobot 1orberber. Dl.
6oer(ebes man fan preoe, on, 8auo
ct uren1. Gr SpebalIfbeo init 5um?
Gpoopmelpirer WnlF. Mpct Werz
febl9f.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28
uolanoet.

belms &eiie til @lias>2 >2otrinsen bap>
be ct beloist ubfalb @ammenlisnius
meb bans 8eitefasers &eiie berben
/ 1877. @fter at @mbe6smnnbene
pitnot bapbe aiort fit bebie for at
bepeee Golfet til at siue &eiieren fin
@Dlbef, pioner usiaa ben Mobtasel=
ie. ban fit, ON en- mertparbis 5rem>
gang / be erobreoe @ropiniers Gor<
tpitnins bet forlpbne Giaar. GQe
Stationer par itraalenbe becorerebe,
% fore Go1femasler bilfe &eiieren.
'Qan 1uarebe tort paa be forfiel1i9e
%aler os ia9oe lite ct Orb, lom
5ranifmenoene funoe ta9e 6orar9el=
ie al. Set eueite, iom muli9ens fun=
be pette Misbae, bar, at oa @reii<
benten / @trasburss 9anoelsfammer
bab &eiieren om at afltaffe pisie
itrense 8eftemmelier, iparebe benne
noset fuapt, at ban betlaselis nof lite
baooe Ma9t til at 9ipre noset benne
@etnins. @fter 0rbre al &rins
@on Sobenlobe blep ct feilerlist 9e=
tret uosioet @trasbur9 iaaaraites,
buori Solicit tatfes for ben pre9ti9e
Mootaeelie, be baube siuet @eiieren,
% iom itplse 9efretet ftprter bans
Majefets Dperbeoisnins ON, at bisz
ie opriubelts tpite &ropinier, beboet,
iom be er. af en- beoerltg, intelligent
&efoltning, pil blipe enonu mere
npie forbunbet meo bet itore Taore<
lamb. aeiieren bat ienbt fit &or>
tret 2e9ems tprrelle til &rins Son
9obenlobe.
Man tror MI, at @5aren paa fin
9}eiie til &ipoenbapn pil itise ilano /
@tettin os baue ct tort Mpoe meo
Seller @ilbelm i Botsoam. Ser
pi( lite b(iue 1aaoanne militere Op=
pisntu9er iom be, oer fanot @teo unz
Der Song @umberts os &eiier Sran5
Soiefs Beies Berlin. Iue CARRIER
bar MI reiit paa @pigueller @@lez
fen.
S en- inipireret Mrtite( / Cologne
@a5ette" ausaaenbe &eiultatet af
&eiier gilbelms 8eips / @nslaub
beber bet: 6orbolbet meQem @nslanb
os EpF(anb, buori Der fpr bat ueret
me9en operfldois Misforitaaelie, be-
9pnoer MI at blipe mere penli9t.
&aasruno.a .af Mubitanoen / &arlia=
mentet er ben enselFe @e9ierius npot
til at saa foriigtis frem / fin Gilner=
melle til Epflano, &ioere flyer
8labet: @nten @5aren fommer eller
lite, ct Der liben l1oiiat til, at sSorbol>
bet mellem @uslano os EpFlanb pil
forbesre fig. nMorotpife @a5ette"
paaftaar osiaa, at g5arens 8eiea pil
lite babe nosen Snbfpbelie paa
spbrssmaalet ON &ris eller 5reo.
Set famine flyer be lebenoe rusite
Blabe, ia be beiler enboa til 5ranf<
RIGGS @unit og taller ON en- Moopest
mob bet mesti9e 5orbunb al mellent>
europeiite Master.
&esierinsen fat beiluttet at iam=
mentalbe @issbasen / Dttober ben
9eniist at faa peotaget upe 2ooe til
l1noertrpttelie af @ocialifterne. $50
litiet bar netop torbuot ct 5lDpefrift,
iom @ocia{iiterne bat ubsioet.
r@dleiiife @u5ette" bat offentlisgiort
en- @tatiitit, iom piier @ocialismens
terfe gaff. S Berlin {. st. bar
ber / 1882 Blot "a iocia[iitiite @elz
Taber; nu er Der oper 100.
Nngaaenoe en- NeobelelIe ON, at en-
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-08-28

9iarrGee, Bloosans % olIe 9omz
meripabomme Snbooloene fureres
peb rgti6ols" 8ladberrD=8aliam.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-10
Archbishop Walsh Tcstif1es
Before the Parnell Com
mission.
With More Latitude He Could
Have Helped Parnell's
Case.
President Carnot and His
Wife Interpose in PERKINS,
Behalf.
Little Accomplished Thus Far
by the Samoan Confer
ence.


LONDON, May 9.-Archbishop Walsh
resumed his testimony to-day before the
ParnelI commission. He said that facts
which had come to his knowledge
proved that the influence of the Ma
tional League tended to diminish crime
in Ireland. The dreadence of secret
societies had been gradual since 1866.
The witness was aware that the
league had advised tenants not to enter
their complaints in the land court after
the parliamentary actof 1881 was passed.
Subsequent events justified this advice.
The witness said he knew of only one
instance in which the league was in
discreet: that was when one of the
branches of the league passed resOlu-
ton deciding to publish list OF all per-
sons in that district who were not mem
beers of the league. The witness protested
against such an action and the plan was
abandoned. GAS the league spread"
declared the archbishop, ''Secret
societies vanished and the people
learned to prefer open action, and dis
liked and distrusted secret bodies and
movements" Throughout the witness
diocese cases of boycotting were few,
and anything like intimidation was
considered reprehensible. The MEN,
bers of the league held that boycotting
kept the country free from OutrageS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-10
A PLEASANT HOME.
Detectives Seem to Have a Hard
Time i'm Chicago.


CHICAGO, Mgy9.-The taking of de-
positions i'll the suit brought AGAINST
the management af the Home of Incur
ables was begun to day under an order
of the cour. The depositions of a
number of inmates of the Institution
were taken. They were generally of a
tenor to sustain the allegations in the
complaint filed in court couple of DAYS
ago by certain ladies who ayerred that
they were unable to right the wrongs
beng done III any other way than by an
appeal to the law. The unfortunates
were very loath to testify. number of
them declaring that they would be
made to suffer for it. Their stories
were pitiful ones and told of neglect
and harsh and cruel treatment from the
matron and the attendants. Two of
the patients testified that on the
morning before the night that James
Bolton died they heard a con-
verSation between Mrs. Barlow, the
matron. and an attendant named Tux
ford. The conversation was relative to
Il proposition made by Tuxford to tie
Bottoms hands. Mrs. Barlow agreed to
the proposition, the witnesses said. and
the next morning Bolton was found
dead in bed with his hands tied and his
face and eyes blackened from the at
tendant's blows. Others testified that a
paralytic was forced to walk, without
shoes or stockings, through the snow
from one building to another: that a
was not allowed to have the food pre-
scribed by a physician, and nearly
starved to death; that another patient
suffering from spinal affection was
forced to sit in stiff, straight-backed
chair, causing him intense suffering,
and generally, that patients were treated
to abuse. and cruelty.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-10
THEY GAGGED WALSH,
And the ParneIlites Think 1t Was
Unfair.

Special Cable to the Globe.
LONDON, May 9.-The decision of the
judges of the Parnell commission to
allow Archbishop Walsh to testify only
regarding matters within his own
knowledge will have the effect of
greatly prolonging the proceedings for
the defense. 1t was expected by MIR.
Parnell's counsel that the archbishop
would be allowed to testify to what he
had seen and heard himself, and also
concerning the vast amount OF infOrma-
ton that came to him as the head
of a large diocese. There is probably
no man connected with the Irish
movement who possesses so accurate
and intimate knowledge of Irish
affairs as Archbishop Walsh. and if he
had been allowed to speak freely he
would have been able to do Mr.. Parnell
and his associates much good. Now it
will be necessary to call to the witness
box large number of Irish priests in
order to rebut the testimony given by
the police and the archbishop. In ac-
cordance with Justice Hannen'S ruling
several priests from every section
nellite counsel can place proper
evidence regarding the usefulness
of the league and its crimeless
character before the commission. In
view of yesterdays squabble over the
reception of the archbishop's testimony
and the evident partisan ruling of the
commission, the friends of Sir Charles
Russell advise him to withdraw from
the case. Although it is reported that
Sir Charles is strongly tempted to take
this slip. Mr.. ParnelPs earnest petit
lions against such action will probably
restrain him. Alexander Kinglake, the
aged historian, best known for his his
tory of the Crimean war, who was re-
ported yesterday to be seriously ill, is
somewhat better to-day. On the 9th of
April Mr.. Kinglake had an operation
performed to remove cancer on his
tongue, and has been in rather precar-
iOus state of health since. 1t is hoped
now that he will recover, though his
age is against him. A glass bottle
trust has been formed in England, 80
per cent of the bottle manufacturers in
the United Kingdom joining the trust.
THE STORY OF PERRIN.
the man who fired at President Carnot
last Sunday, turns out, upon investiga-
ton, to be true. Misfortune had unbal-
anced the poor fellows mind and
IT'LL w oilOOI
NJ. Carnot will send PERKINS, wife
money, and Nine Carnot pleads for the
mans release. The German press now
declare that the report which was
printed in Germany short time ago TO
the effect that America had offered to
purchase Germany's rights in the
Samoan islands was mere 'feeler,"
calculated to test the public opinion on
the subject. The Roman Catholic pro-
yincial assemblies now in session in
France are organizing congress to be
held in Paris in June for the purpose of
discussing socialism and remedy for
the sufferings of workingmen. The
German National Liberals have had
caucus and resolved to support the bill
providing for workingmen's insurance.
This bill is fathered by Prince Bis
marck, and he is anxious to have 1t
passed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-10
VIGOROUSLY DENIED.
Michigan Forest Fires Not So Bad
as Reported.

MARQUETTE, Mich, May 9.-The
Mining Journal will say tomorrow:
Atrociously misleading and Exaggerated
reports of the damage done by forest
fires in the upper peninsula during the
early part of the week are being sent to
the outside press by one or two scatter
Drained special" correspondents up
here. In the section where
so many of the homestead and
presumption FclaimS were located
within the past six or eight months
there were numerous ''buSh'' fires Mon
day and Tuesday owing to the high
wind that prevailed on those days, fol-
lowing several days of hot weather. but
no considerable amount of territory
was burned over. The property losses
are trifling. A station house was de-
stroyed at Bruce'S crossing Tuesday,
and several settlers lost their shanties
with their contents, and beyond
this the damage did not go in that
region. There was no loss of life, as
reported. On the Menominee range
outlying buildings were destroyed at a
couple of mining locations and a hamlet
named Spaulding got a severe scorch-
ing some days ago, but there have been
no heavy losses of timber or other prop
erty in this region. The papers giving
specials" recOunting heavy loss of
property and lives sacrificed are being
outrageously pulled by their correspond
entS here
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-05-10
Looked at His Glass Eye.

Lewiston Journal
The diner-out recently sat at the
board of friend whose mis- TO rtune it
is to wear glass eye-a jolly fellow.
fond of the pleasure of the table, full
of good humOr, quick to see joke and
lover of good story. What l now
relate is one he tells of himself.
He is railroad man. occupying a
responsible position OH one of our great
lines. A few years ago there was a
great crash on his road, and the train on
which he was riding was knocked into
smithereens. He was picked up
as one dead. and was stretched
out in some convenient place to await
the arrival of the doctors to officially
pronounce upon his condition. By and
by physician hustled I'D, looked at
his PROSTATE, motionless form and
pallid face and said: THAT poor fell
lows goner. guess"
Then he kneeled down, lifted up an
eyelid and saw dull, expressionless
orb.
Yes, he's dead fast enough-take
him awayl" exclaimed the doctor
The supposed corpse suddenly began
to move its lips. The startled surgeon
listened and this is what he heard:
You BANKED old fool, that's my glass
pyen