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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
JACKSON WON THE FIGHT on A FOUL.

London. Nov. 1.-THE fight between Peter Jack
Son the colorcd Australian pugilist, and Jem Smith.
the English champion, took pace at the Pelican Club,
arranged. The fight for purse Of 1000
pounds, subscribed by members Of the club Jaclson
Outfought smith for two rounds, whereupOn the Eng
Sh fighter deliberately eros sbuttOckcd Jackson. The
referee then gave Jackson the victory
The hall in which the fight took place was crowded
Among the Spectators We're many lords. members Of
the House OF commons ana other prominent persons.
there were many heavy exchanges. In the second
round Smith appeared TO be winded. jackson forced
the fighting and knocked the English Champion ali
over the ring Failing against the ring ropes Smith
grasped rope with hs rsht hand and guarded him.
Jackson Smith tried 10 resume the fight with bare
EucBles The police seized him and persuaded lin
to shake hands with his antagonist. Smith was
beaten az all points.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
THE EX-REGISTRAR OF BROUN ARRESTED
DEFICIT OF $4,000 SHOWN IN THE ACCOUNTS
OF THE UNIVERSITY.

DEFICIT OF $1,000 SHOWN IN THE ACCOUNTS
OF THE UNIVERSITY.
Providence. Nov. 10 speciaD.-For three or four
months committee Of the Corporation OF Brown
University have been examining the books Of the
registrar of the college Gilman p. Robinson who went
out of office when his father, the Rev. Dr. T. g.
Robinson igned the presidency Of Brown last june
BY aid of experts they have discovered what they
claim to be a shortage of abOIt ST. 600. Robinson
has all along denied that there is any shortage, al
though there might be some confusion OF acc lunts
This was also the stand taken b. his venerable father
Tho committee however, contslnei Chief Justice
Thomas Durfee as a member and It was only after
grave consideration of the that criminal proceed
ings were determined upon. Two detectives Parker
and swan of the city police went 10 Atteooro, MasN
where Robinson resides, and asked him If he "OnlI
come to Rhode Island without requsIion. lie
readily consented, and said that he would have come
If they had written 10 him that he was wanted. lie
was arraigned this afternoon before Judge Cooke ana
charged with the embezzlement OF $1,000 from the
Corporation of Brown University. He pleaded not
guilty and gave bond in the sum of $4,000 for MS
appearance next Friday. Henry F. Jenks of Paw
tucket became bondsman. Robinson had been regis
trar of Brown about five years. Previous 10 that ne
had y ranchmsn In the west he hau Deeh
student al Prown, but had not been graduated he
was Of irregular habits while registrar, ana ms sNs
tenn of keeping accounts loose, but the experts
have discovered than 100 cash payments Dy
students which have not been accounied 1or 10 inc
treasurer His downfall Is attributed 10 eXtravagant
living. Robinson who is about thiry-fve Years Old;
Is now residing on his fathers farm IN Atchofo. aud
is apparently doing a successful business as Hldfhel
gardener and milkman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

CITIZEN TRAIN TAKES A VOTE ON HIS SANIII
Boston, Nov. 10 (speciaD-George Francis Train
loctured tonight In Music Hall TO an audience OF
500 people. Mr. Train appeared in his seersucker
suit and after talking for time he asked the ladies
to turn their faces away. In moment the seer
sucker suit had disappeared and Mr. Train stood In
all the glory of fuldress suit lie talked for two
hours upon almost every topic imaginable lie asked
his audience they considered him insane, and they
untn . W
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
AYOrHER srRIKE IN rnrs0v,s KnRKS.

a reduction in the wages OF the girls employed I'm
Edson's Lamp Works. at Harrison, y. j., took place
on saturday night committee of the girls visited
the manager. Mt Upton, but he refused to talk them
They then announced that they would not return 10
work to-day at the reduced rates. month ago a
similar reduction was made among the glassblOWcrs
who promptly stopped work They taken back
at the old rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
FINANCES or THE ROME MUNICIPALITY.


home' NOV. lO.-A royal decree has been issued
oruerlus al Inquiry into the disoTderod finances Of
the Rome Municipality. whose accounts show a de-
AoA~ rienief Crsp explains that an inquiry is
AooesSarS oclofe fresh Government subsidy can be
sAu'o' Oua ho dlseiaims any personal suspicious
ssoss,o, ,a ino uscree has. nevertheless caused
intends - 1rarep,i ep,iohens assert that the Premier
aeut councillors. oo"On VI 0ci'aiH Pi"ni4
sy 91f%al on is@ ELECTIONS ood here to-day passed off
1000 avaled themselves Of The 10 Vo'' os b
sefeals abstained from voting ' Nhoso' u" VIC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
SUPPOSED SUICIDE OF THE REV. c

SIPPONEU NIItIDL UF IIII HLF y IT N4III II
Fall River. Mass. Nov. 10-The waters on the
steamer Puritan found. the steamers arrival here
this morning. suit Of dark clothes, an overcJat,
derby hat, gold watch, so cents in money and
ticket from New-York 10 Boston in stacrOom 14S.
On the coat was pinned envelope, enclosing
paper. on which written: Rev. c. II. Smith,
HGoper estate MAGNOLIA St, Dor hester. Deliver 70
the Rev. f. Campbell. No. 10 AlrOn-st.. RoNbury,
Boston" The articles found are supposed 70 b. the
effects Of the missing Dorchester minister, who prOba
bly, jumped OVerbOard
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

COLON DENIES THE TRUTH OF HIS CONFESSION
Minneapolis, Nov. 10.-J. Frank COLON was placed
on the stand In the forgery in which he rs
the defendant. He swore that his famous confes-
slon7 really made, but made under the In
fuence OF great mental strain caused by anxiety 10
help Mr. Blalsdell hs troubles and also at inc
suggestion Of ". b. Anderson, sonAn-law Oh bM~
dell Andersen said much better seLlemoHt dar, e9o,a
ssid there was not word OF truth II, the confession
snd that every note signed By Bsisdeh was sehu
Inc,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

EIGHTEEN BREWERIEs SOLD TO ENGLISHMEy.
St. Louis. Nov. 10 (special).-1he English syndi-
cate that has been investing largely In the West
and Northwest has purchased the entire plants OF
the ST. Louis Brewers Association, consisting Of
eighteen local brewerics for consideration Of
Sl2 100000 MIR. Munroe the agent Of the syndi
cate admits that the deal will be completed this
week and the first payment made. The terms
which the syndicate secuNs possession of the brew
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
NEW-YORK MONDAY NOVEMBER IL, Iss9-TEN PAGES.

cries are payment of sl40 per share for ou'oOO oo
shares or 81 900. 900, and the assuming OF
bonded Indebtedness. This same syndic cae iSh
is negotiating for the United Elevator company, The
controls ten elevators both sides OF the river I'd
option on the elevators expires in DeceHDer' 81 %
Will be taken BY the syndicate. only three vi, nt
cries. Lemp. Anheuser Busch and Oberts aIr ,~aI oI
side the association and are not controlled Dy 'o''
capifaI.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
CLIMBING AN EXTINCT VOLCANO.

Wy OF Mexico. Nov. 10. via caIvas,en TT d..
- hiehouse. United States Charge d,Aga,rss 10
y,aa. mere today, after having clmbed the ev,,nc,
hs. ,ao OF hIaecihuau 1900 feet bicb The feat
hon., "H once before been accomplished Mr. w1te
s,a.. oonsed to cut 1000 steps in solid ice
ssvs AZ 49,. sseena and one night he CANNED In a
eket VI $4,000 feet. With the party was
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
TO BOYCOTT THE MASTER BAKERS.

London, Nov. 10-John Burns, the labor leader,
made an address today at demonstration held in
Hyde Park by the bakers of the city. Resolutions
were passed declaring boycott the master bakers
who refused concede the demands made by the men.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
THE PUNISHMENT OF BoYcoTTERs.

Limerick, Nov. 1O.-Bishop oDwyer has issued
pastoral forbddng the clergy Of the diocese to
grant absouton to any person guilty Of boycOtting or
pursuing the Plan Of Campaign. The Bishop retains
10 himself alone the right to absOlve such persons
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
N FAVOR oF COLONIAL FEDERATION.

Sydney. n :. W. Nov. 1O.-A public meeting to
discuss the subject Of colonial federation held
here today. Sir Henry Parkes and others made
addresses. Resolutions were adopted IN favor OF
federation the earliest possible period.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

GERMANS DRILLING CHINESE TROOPS.
81 Petersburg, Nov. 10.-Jhe "Svcr says that
'nna is srmiue her troops Oh the Russian frontier
wiz M repeating rifles and that the soldiers are being
sr'i" oy Serman officers.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

TO SUPPRESS a BOULANGIST DEMONSTRATIONS.
Paris, Nov. lO.-The Journal des Debats" says
that two regiments OF cavalry have been summoned
to Paris 10 suppress the proposed Boulangist demon
straton on Tuesday next There rUmOrs that no
attempt will be made 20 hold the demonstration.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
SHELTER FOR EvIcrED TENANTS.

Dublin. Nov. 1O.-In address to the tenantr
OF the Ponsonby estates today Canon Keller announce
that 200 houses would be built to afford shelter t
evicted persons.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

ADVANCING LIMESTONE QUARRYMEN's WAGES
Pittsburg, Nov. 10-The limestone operators of the
Mahonng Valley have voluntarily advanced the wages
Of their employees 10 cents per day. The Shenango
Valley operators will take similar action.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
MISSIONARY SAVAGE Non ,,,.,uporn

., neloourne' ss' Nov l0-The report Of the murder
sisns MISSIONARY Savage in NewGuinea is declared b be
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

KILLED BY A BOILER EXPLOSION.
Wilkesbarre Penn, Nov. 10-ffve boilers al faruee
Co.'s coal mines, near Hazle'on' eApiou'u ms
,o,.,,nr t,IInc Iobn R,rke Frank MInck and Joseph
Rand Cold water In a hot boiler was the cause.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

TOYAWANDA IRON WORKS HkNED'
Tonawanda, ". Y, Nov. lo-flre ueStroyed the
,o,a,r,nda Iron and steel Works this morning. Tho
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

ST. Petersburg. Nov lO.-The condition of the Grand
Duke Nicholas, uncle Of the Gar. is becoming worse
The cancerous formation IN his Is spreading.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11
EX-KING MILAN IN BELGRADE.
ME GRAND DUKE NICHOLAs WORSE.

Belgrade. Nov. -EX-King Milan reached this city
today. There was no demonstration on his arrival
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

PORTUGAL's MINISTER OF FINAN1E.
lisbon Nov lO-senhor Augusta Cunhs has been
appointed Minister Of Finance.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-11-11

the German Minister, Baron Won Zedtwit[ The ex
petition was undertaken at the request Vi inc Alpine
fl,,h
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04
Smaapiuf.

Baooe ira ben enc os ben anben
&ant Of gountiet bsrer mai ON Saure,
Der bar siuet 60 guibels pr. Icre.
= s grsscO iial Der opisrss en- itors
artet 5ubrif for Sms,ipanb.
Z. .. StOrla bar fisbt en- anben
imnf Sinsit fra gltpupb Stpd 5arm /
De aalb, 81. Den er 8 Gar sammel,
&c en- "Eedsron1 os importeret fra
Sranfrise, bpOr ben er resifreret.
6. W. Garnswortb blep / Tirss
onss nomineret til Subse Of Supreme
Court paa 9reenbadernes Tidet.
= M. g.. 5Ois tjsrte lpbii forleben
% fOrlOs fig fpst, men ban f,al bore
| Bebrins.
Suf poo, at Der betales niger
SnbRriuninSspense Ueb 9eeOrab.5 air,
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04

bet, ban uil blipe opbt os lense iaonet
/ Spring grooe Menisbeb os / be
&rebie, boor bon pur fjenbt. Waatte
ba Serren, buis "geie er ufporl'se" os
"Domme uranioselise", osIaa peo oenne
tunse Besiperbeo Oo 1ustelie fna bjelpe
os, at bet funbe ijene Manse til nluors
fig 8etfelie, @~itertante % mere triltes
fiat Nlpor! 9ette er biit bans Senist.
Spring @rupe. 23be Gnsuff 1889.
8. Bueabt. 8. 6. aielano. Gbr. @nseu.
.. z. SenIen. gbas. SoeSb.
g.. 8. @aetab. 6. Reierion.
ct. g. &eaue. u. Saluorion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04
Eccorab Tatr

pil oppiSe ben bebite lloifiIins al Sefe
~noseniinbe feet Der.
Deb 5airen fro LOBE til 1906
Sepibr. / 9ecornb bar man Nnleonine
til at ie be bebte 6eitepaobelsb, mar
noseniinbe Der bar haft.
Gne Departments pil bliue fulo'
trnbise, unbtasen Gambler epartes
mentet, os Of ben Slass Jolf snlfes
insen.
Der er aIersbe beitilt 8inser foi
ooer 100 Spin.
ct npt 6rs for 5iarfra er opfsrt,
ba Der oil blipe en- riabolcis Samlins.
10 .Ier ~ 5lofte &Uas pil Ttferlis
afsiue ct sObt Jaibotp.
Bring IND Brsuer al Soebe, Wais,
gps, Saure, alt Sluss aOrn FAINT Ss'
setabiler, os sisr Gsrifuttur uoftlainssr
til ben bebite, ri nogeniinoe bar bait.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04
8scurah % Sntegn.
Miuueihcif Gphnip 6air!
Ten 3oie September, 1889.

9ette er Ensens 9sien; Nle rulter
ia mere sIer minb,e til eisie 5ehoo9e,
% Rorse taller 3asene, til be IONS
mer. ucfilinssn maa ! bpsrt 5alo
blipe iturartst at hrmnle efter ale be
surbsreeelisr, ipm sisres, os lise'aa'
libt Tom eIers ftaar 9amerre tilba9e.
naar bet sialoer of sisrs sgre uf Count
tiet % uiis, bpab Der tribes, Dryer %
forerer. Slpmiter. Salen pll nailirs
liapis utm9,fe fig, % at &%nnitslens
iunbe % Srtutr;'sa oil Der bl'oe
fulot pp. Sob NHfit, Sc &op Sals
lunen ps unoer 5aIrflarmen, en- Nanss
be pafre Susopr uiu. Oip. bet Gne meo
bet anbet turbe traffe 9ufnber al
RennsI Ter berben.
Slanot andre MISUNDERSTANDING
oil man Der psiaa funne ie en- Sud- 10,
Der mailer 6 SOB / Tperlnit % nplis
bapbe 800 glomlter forucen en- Wansoe
8upppsr.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04
6reseo 6air


bar inar sObt beigSt % bar | ale
Dele larbelts bslbis, naar unotdses, at
Der Dor forms9et Stsp. 8eftprelIen
bupoe anFafet en- np Slobs for uSltlls
finger, us sisr M 5orbrins paa of
bape en- Of De bebfe 5airsrunoe /
Soma. Der par Ell tor Wausoe paf'
re 9pr uoiti0ebe iaauel fra Spbr9ttere
grescp Iorl fra andre Counter. De
Snbianere, iom uar aoerterebe at bore
tilfeoe, fom life. Wr. McSuSb OPP
lpfte, at en- al the Gbiefs bapte lat fig
paa Ba9bsnene.
Gn "Seiemarhn fra Eecorab Tom
pp til gresco unner iioite 5air meo fine
Sef:e, oe. oa ban Tom paa Dspoet. haooe
ban enoel "Sarsas", iom ban snitebe at
faa flsrt up til neutrality-suspicious.. Ser
til bar Der rig Inleonins, ba 8 8osns
menb bar tilitebe. Den regular Bris
Dor so Gents, men en- af 8osnmenbene
bapbe moi en- lioen 8lpbat pda % bar
lite Iaa nsie meS 5 ener 10 Gents, %
tilbso fig at tase 2asiet op for 40 Cts.
Gu blep Der en- 8appeitrib melem be
Ere, cs be unberbso bueranore iaa lanst
iom mulist, nemlis at tase 9siet frit.
Wen ben, iom fra fsrit at bespnote of
Tlaa al, pilpe babe ggren os tilvsb fig at
ijsre 9sist frit % siue 25 Gents atpaa.
Ru bsspnote be at prerbpee %boeranore,
% iiliioit III Dor Ssitemunb fri aisrins
os 81 so al ben, iom fsrit tespnote at
laa Of. pa MI u~bfiGinsen uur uper,
Ituloe 9siet tilbase isisn til 3epoet, ps
BEN famine Manb, iom fiprte BET op,
fom Osiaa til at iisre bet tilbose; ban
iprlans,e so Gents for Irbethet. Men
MI bsspnbte Dor Seltsmanb baabe paa
gpif ps GnseIIt at banbe paa, at bet bar
for bsi Detailing. &psnmanosn, Der MI
bupce EN- meset lsttere Supebbeoatnins,
iasee life ct Orb, men fiSrte / fulbt
5iriprans ttlbase til neutrality-suspicious.
% lasisoe al isien. ps Manoen fra De-
cOrab lgb ef'er meo lit "8pnner 8sttsr",
lao Stsuet siBu. San tOm for tent til
Tr9ret.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04

bette 2anb. Salminbelisbeo ct be iulau
% fulbe Of 8anb. Ssoe Boteter opr'
fes meb mere Selb.
Teras iettles os ciuiliieres liot e'ter
libt. Seq bemarfepe, at Der | be fbft
Bar 9ar par ioresaaet en- ~beipoelis Gor'
anbrins i bet reiienbe Bublifums uo'
ieence. Rapitalii.er fra Noroen bar
anbrast fore B%snseiummer Telas'
2anb, os iom 5Olse al misunderstanding
gen meb Senipn til ben itstre &esns
mensbe, fan be bore n~osenfunbe fire
paa beres Soon" / en- ner Grem!ib..
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04
Smaa SGrbeaer hos ffore NGns

9p6o 8rabe blesneoe, uaar en- care
lob ouer bans Bel. Bacon bsioimete,
naar bet bar Waaneformsrfelie, ben be-
fienbte 5ritenter Subbes brenbte 2ps
belle Natten, ba ban lite turbe iope i ct
nisrft gerelie, ben lerbe Scaliser tom
til at epic, naar ban iaa Brsnbiarie,
Raridal b'albert lpstebe, naar ban
iaa en- Slot Spin, Senr,i III af 5rant,
rise funbe lite bore | en- Sius, bpor Der
bar en- &at, 8ullentein funbe lite taale
at bsre en- Sane gale elsr en- llsle tube,
Sulius @aiar fit 2isfalb i Torbenpeir,
Yoltaire bplot fig for Creme, mar ban
herte en- 8raate ifrise, os @oetbe funbe
lite forbrase Wenneifsr, Der git meb
8riQer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04
-15oe aaro.
cHer for ensrl,ps,
Gngrlinet hnr niaia 3D.

snsrliOst bar iSisie auae after ;.
bet ct Offer. 9Osle uree @ioss we
Spso Narbsosn of stsd5oin ~.
TONNE oOertns ON OF insre ia BET a.. w
bette, be bar / stanb til, for Of 70 49,
Der funoe oripe bet pioea ON ~
to'OllOmme Wee ounbt en- uus arpf,s
y Der pafte ales Gorbaulslie o,n :,
unaturlis finale 9io. Men bette H."
benbss Sso. 5orIeben Dag insrsSs ~.
fig laa baurot, at BUN fit glOOaprtnir,
% bsoe.
Den anss Dame bar "a aar qou,p,r
Man tente fig benees 0ermeftes snr1,
Eli stra' 0s aoOariel for aissfa.
bebe!
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04
II.
en- lDftig S.ie ON Toms %
Betips's BrpIIup.

en- lpftis 8.ie ON Sons %
Setips's BrpIlup.
8an ipuses til Tonen: Ole @lomfslen, Off.
Obi er Rolants.gup ifsrt bet fetlise Strao.
5orSi 9cm ban er Ytuosom os Bsiip er
Yruo..
5or ioas bar ban Eommp Sucobion sift.t fig.
C9 8lciierne ringer meo IpItelis 8lara,
Ss 8lotferen iDnser lin bebite Gang,
5or ioas bar ban 9ommp Sucobion siftet fig.
Ere buncre Buno @oofIt bar lisset / Sub,
Cs lllatet ps ite9t bleo en- treaars Stub.
5or ioa9 bar ban 5ommp Sacobion aiftet lia.
S9 Boroene busner al Sstter meo Nao,
Glib Vile, iom iulter, ueb Boroet fa6l
Jor toa9 bar ban Somrp Sacobien siftet fig.
Saa be Ssnoer, iom iiober / Y~rpnupsbus
8an trsltis ia til Jig al 5aoe ps &rus,
Jor teas bar ban 5cmmp Sacobion siftet fig.
Be samle gRatrcner til Sieftebuo saor,
C9 rpoer lpfiali9 lin &Cffstaar,
5Orlo as bar ban Eommp Sacobion siftet iia.
Ss Senterne msoer / finete Bpnt,
Cir gutterne Sierter Of Bspermpnt.
Jor lons bar ban Eommp Sacobion siftet iia.
Os @ntterne ipanfer mso NaIen mob Sin,
Som eleo De belle Rolanos Up,
5or toa9 bar ban 9emmp Sacobion siftst fla.
Rom 5armer tas meb big en- batter Tuisr,
ut 2omn'p el miiter fit sobe Sumsr,
5or ton9 bar ban 5ommp Jacobion aiftet fla.
Ss blir 81 SnmBret b~erefier iaa 9obt.
Saa buff paa, at Tommp en- apne bar faat.
6or ioas, oip.
Ss latner ou BAN | screening % Gag,
Saa butt bpao iom benote meo Yomm mn
ioas,
Sor ibas, oiu.
Rom Suttsr % tsmmer Yom Saeoblons
Siaal,
9'o sp'ie % 5reo ban n,aa ipiie fin ieaal.
5or ibas, oiu.
So tilpiie, Or. 9ommp, per munter o. oIab.
6aa tulot op Of Smaaioli % plenip Wab.
eao bet ipsrses, at Tom o. Yeiip bar aiftet
ia.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04
yet bar Wa0en, be bar eiier.

Sacub Sess, Sulbranb 8if, Subn
BiHe, 8, gorlaus, Subunres 8if os
5lere / Galmar 9Opnibip bapbe iioite
llse 8eifs al enbel 5remmebe, Der peo
Ntntteticer brDo fig inb i S~taturene ps
Relfe'inlcsrne os foripnebe fig meb
Relf us 5lsoe, 5leIf os andre 2spnsts.
mioler. sos SObn Sine baobe be life
ulene tuset al ben Melf % 5lsbs, be
,uHoe finoe, men Melfsfanberne psIaa.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04

per ianles ioas til Gus % Set Z
9e mango &enuer tilfoos, tibet;
Ser fommer &lotfer Der fommer Brett
90 Ber cs Taal fra ut % Bet
Gil Sans's % SnSebor9s Brplup.
sfu Surs % Susebors ba %BruclaupsIus
YGarpt, 40 sifta leg at ioag
Otter iaa mango tunse Tos,
Yteo otto unSer ia Slas, ia Sla9!
Stal Sans os Snsebors ba Bruolauf?
Bet er Winoer fra fem os tpue War,
Gpie Winoer fra llnsoommens 8aar
Ntinoer ON tun9e % gooe 8aar,
9epenoe frilfe iom fra isaar,
Som iamler % Der I'll SBtib.
Sa ban Sans bar itGrt aa Sals bar ltaut,
Som bore ban urfSbt paa Tjumnesraut,
Sg Sartui9s Sambur bar ilof "a fault
Va itolt iom Elm Sfriuar os frp iom elm Saut
SGr ban SIT 90 iriooe Dor beime.
Ss faser Tom Glen / Sommeriiruo
D2eb trofait Sinh oe meo 9tl,o til Sno.
@ao Susebors Saanoen % bIeo bans Brue
Saa itsuneb be iammen | 2ipet no
Sper De ialte 8plser.
Oct itat / Sjarta, baa Spsoi srsn
Seq sismoe burt bnfum piloe Sisn,
Com raiie firing Del meo Dur ps DSn,
9oa lpftet ies Siarta / itiIe Bsn,
vt CUB maatte iisna 5eroi
San iisneb 5eroen, De nuaooe frem,
Sc tralte % Heb meb 2pit os 8lem
Sor fig os be Smaa, iom fsotes BEN,
9e rubbed os bpsseo ct Yelitanes Sjem
Spor Gptfe % 5reo er tllbuie.
So Sartpiss Sambur blei felt tie Scar,
Slit Sfpierf ant iom ban einson9 bar
Ss penselaus iom Elm - 9romeoar
Os no bar ban Yensar % gus os Gar
Ss aiiloe Sentar p9 9utar!
Vt SosneA utten bar Staal / Urn.
Vt Spsneieuten b.r Wob / BARN,
Ut trpfoit Sinh % ct Sisrte BARN,
3erom bar Sione Sans S0tres Jarm,
S9 belle hans lan9e Sirfe.
San Sons par erlss / cl Il 81,
90 oertur babes ban te 3rultee,
90 bette ieie es Der, fsroi
Vt Slns'S ggra er oeiaa mi,
Scr me Ct an Jana sgtti.
5inD'fe Srurfolf meo benue Dag
8rnpife meo ebers Bsrnelag
SflGnt Samlnnoet Her al iamme alag,
Nau Qpften bi goers til Iioite Sag,
Get Bnlier Ser at os Vile!
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04
Reiienbe.

Wel1en6e.
pr. Gtidien fra Sunes 60. Sptua,
OFasbe ps tt Ssiss i Munbass, fam
men msb fin Brobsrisn fra Burr Dot.
- 8isbmano Subn Obbion fra @ra.
Mite SAILS bar paret bernebe paa ct tort
Seiss Dos Slest % 8enner.
Decorah-posten., 1889-09-04

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uosius ! 8ro4ureiOrm en- Jremaiuina
al Sestuenbeosrne unber ben iibfe Wis
niiterfriie.
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af Sobn Tab

af Sobn liable.
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paa oeres Sslpbrp0upsoas.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-02-20
Foreign Notes.

Mr.. Gladstone left Cannes yesterday for
London. He is looking well.
The report that General Boulanger would
make tour of Italy and Hungary Is de-
MED.
The Eiffel tower at Paris has reached an
altitude of 2S5 metres 1895 feet), and will be
completed within fortnight.
A Catholic university will shortly be
founded at Fribourg, to which the sum
scribed.
Ex-President Grevy, of France, has been
taken suddenly i'll. 1t is feared that his
constitution will break down. The men,
bers of his family are very anxious.
The Russian movements in Central Asia
are exciting interest in Germany, but the
general belief is that no war is intended,
only the rectiticatiOn of the frontier.
The projected marriage of Princess Alix
of Hesse with the Czarewitch meets with
much disapproval in the German press,
mainly on account of Princess Alix adopt
ing the Greek faith.
Mr. Gladstone is said to have remarked
in his conversation with Signor Crispi,
Lord Palmerston had fifty-eight years of
public life," and with a humorous smile he
added, Il only reckon tifty-seven as yet"
The report that German Court Chaplain
St9cker would resign or be relieved of his
official duties is not confirmed. He could
only be relieved as the result of disciplin-
ary inquiry, and concerning such an in
quiry nothing has yet transpired.
DR.. Won Lauer, Surgeon-general of the
German army and for many years physician
to Emperor William /, has just been retired.
His name, however, remains on the army
list, and he will receive the usual pension.
letter thanking him for his services to his
grandfather.