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The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
Terrible Accident.

PIrTsErEGlI, Pa. Aug. 5l.-A ladle con-
tanning six tons OF molten steel boiled
over late Friday afternoon Mt Carnegie's
Homestead steel works, burning one man
To death, one SO badly that he died, and
fatally burning two others, besides four
others being seriously burned
One of the most heart-rending features
ct tho accident was the recovery OF the
body Of Andrew kepplen. lie had fallen
iuto quantity OF the molten metal and q
stream Of water was kept playing on tho
mass until it became cool. Then the slsele-
ton Of the poor man was taken from the
IRON bed and when removed there was a
distinct outline OF his body in the metal.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
4Alncrlcaiis Excited.

LoNIoN. Aug 3.A Shanghai dispatch
to tho sIalldfrI says: Intense excitement
prevails among the Americans here in
consequence of news received from pckin
: that prominent Chi incsc officials have peti-
toned tue Government Tor the expulsion
OF al Americans from tho country. 1t Is
reported that Prince Chan, the father OF
tho Emperor. is advocating the expulsion
OF Americans.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

A DISCOVERY has been made BY
Prof. B. T. Galloway, Of the Depart
ment OF Agriculture at Washington,
Of cheap and effective cure for pear
leaf blight and apple mildew. He has
demonstrated its efficiency in practi-
cal manner.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
l.a,pont,s Purchase.

New YORK. Aug. :il.-M noon the fran
chises, tracks. etc. OF the broadway sur
face railroad were sold at auction ut the
Real Estate Exchange for 81. .0oe. Colonel
Daniel lamont. who was President Clevs-
, iand'a private secretary, was the purchaser.
There Mas su ether bid
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

A PHILADELPHIA lawyer who re-
Gently received from . railroad COM
pany $40. 600 damages for injuries to
his client, who was a newsboy, pocketed
one-half OF the amount, 10000 as his
fee It 10 such professional acts as
this that bring the law business into
disrou us,fo
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
TEN THOUSAND DIED.

Enormous Loss Of Life by Recent Floods
in Japan 10000 Survivors Homeless.
LONDON, Aug. :l.--.Advices from Yokohama
state that disastrous storms have recently
occurred in Wakayama Ten thousand
persons perlshed in the Hoods following
Lhe storms and 1000 were rendered home
less. The loss OF property was enormous
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

Estimated nt $500 COO upward, but den.
mite figures are not yet known 1t is said
that the entire estate has been lest in va
rious forms to the city OF St Louis. with
the exception OF a few minor anil insig-
nihcant bequcsts Tho administering of &
estate has been left in the hands of board
OF administrators. Tho Episcopal Orphans
Home and one or two charities have been
rememhnred
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
A COAL PALACE.
The Corner. stone or Unique building
Laid at Springfield, IL.

The COrner.StOa0 Of Unique BatlulnE
Laid at Springfield. IL.
S1RINGFIELD. Ill, Aug 3l.--Ihe corner
stone OF the Black Diamond palace was
laid on the Sangamon County fair grounds
Friday It is to be 4 unique and beautiful
building, built entirely Of blocks OF coal
by tho mine-owners OF Sangamon County.
and one Of the attractions Of the
Springfield fair and exposition to be
hold September l0-l3. The palace will DO
dedicated September ID with appropriate
ceremonies. There will be a procession OF
Central Illinois coal miners, speeches by
prominent people and music The expo
sllion promises to be one Of great interest
to the people of Illinois.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
A Tourist Killed.

DENVER, Col, Aug. 3l.-Mr Striker. Of
Iowa, one of party OF tourists who had
assembled Longs Peak Tuesday, was killed
by the accidental discharge OF his pistol,
the ball striking him in the neck lie was
lifting boulder to roll It down the mount
ain side when tho pistol fell from his
pocket, and, striking stone, was discharged
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

4 WOMAN at Athens, Ga, who Is
eighty-seven years old. says she does
not remember to have ever taken q
drink OF water and can not bear to
drink the fluid. Her eyesight has re-
turned to her and she can now do the
finest needlework without the use of
glasses. She is in fine health and bids
fair to live n century.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

The statisticians of the Pennsyl-
vania weather service have calculated
the rainfall OF that State during tho
summer and lind that If gathered in
one place it would form lake II. coo
miles square" and thirty five feet deep.
During the three days of tho Johns
town food nearly 1000. 900, OOO tons of
water fell upon the mountains of
Northern Peunsylyania.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
THE SHAW ESTATE.

Tho Holdings Of the Late st. Louis Phi.
lanthroplst Valued MT Upward Or 81. .OoO.-
O0O- -sfi.souri's Metropolis likely to Re.
ceiye the Bulk Of 1t.
ST. LOUIS. Aug. 3o.-The will OF Henry
Shaw is now deposited in his private vault
where 1t was seen Wednesday by his agents
and administrators The Shaw estate II
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

A NEW industry in Trenton. N. j..
IS the making of dynamite guns. Six
Of these guns are now being construct
cd by the New Jersey Steel and Iron
Company. The guns are to be fifty
feet long. eleven inches In diameter,
and will be made in three sections.
They will be constructed OF cast-stee
plates. bolted securely together
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

DIR. SEGNITz, Of New York, wants to
extinguish consumption by prohibit
ing consumptives from marrying.
The doctor is throwing stones at the
medical profession. for II disease may
be eliminated by law We may get along
without the doctors.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

VICTORIA NoRosINI. the daughter
Of the New York millionaire, who
married her father coachman several
years ago and starred on the stage,
has done satisfactory pcnance for her
social sin. and is again with her father
us modest but attractive belle at
Saratoga The whereabouts OF the
husband are unknown to the outside
world
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
SPECULATION THE CAUSE.

An Iowa Bank Fails Eecause Its Gus
toners Discovered That tho Cashier
Was Buying Heavily OF Land. stock
Etc.-Liabilitics of About 100000.
DEs MONIES. Ia. Aug. 3a-The Citlzem
Bank Of Prairie City, JasNer County, ha.
failed with liabilities estimated at from
So ,OUU to SlOO.0UO. The assets are clai,nec
to be above the latter SUN. The failure il
attributed to the Insolvency of J.
B. Roach, who was tor fourteen
years the banks cashier, and wht
failed about ten days ago. To
several years he has been specializing il
land, stock and merchandise, and hac
drawn on the bank SO heavily that when i
became known the derositors began t.
withdraw SO rapidly tho bank WAS com
PEELED to close
~--<-se Np~e--
Disastrous floods are reported in pakay
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

Mrs. NEWMAN. wife of Bishop New
man, is in charge Of a home just opened
at Round Lake, N. Y, for returned
women missionaries. 1t Is called the
Orient, and Is IN annex to the homo
In India, which Il called the Occidcnt.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

WILD geese are already migrating
southwark on the Pacific coast This
is said to indicate great snow-storms
In the arctic regions
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

The English language is spreading.
Nest Of tho large cities OF Europe and
many email ones now have their
English newspaper.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

NORD was received Mt Washington re-
Gently that the Government agents who
were looking up fraudulent land and
water right entries in Idaho were MAX
ing important discoveries. The upper
Blackfoot river had been found to have
tine natural meadows covered by des-
ert entries. On one tract Of eleven
thousand acres claimed by prominent
Utah Morlnons were found ten moving
machines cutting thousands Of tons OF
hay. Prosecutions were promised to
place these lands back in the public
domain. while examples would likely
be made of some charged with perjury.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
.yu,nOc,l fO Ills Death.

NEW York, Aug. 81. William Ryan met
with fearful death by lcapiny from the
root Of fiya-story house While In fit OF
deiirium trnmsns His body wss fright.
fully nansea
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

ONLY three members OF = grand jury
summoned at Anderson. $. G.. lately
could tell the name OF the Governor
of the State.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

The rumor concerning Mr.. Stanley's
march toward Zanzibar with Emin
and nine thousand men is quickly con-
tradictcd. We arc now told that he is
on the east side Of Lake Nyanza, and
that he will not return to tho coast for
many months to come. Nothing is
said OF Elnin Pasha, who is doubtless
remaining at his post. Nor does it
appear that Stanley himself is at
present in trouble or in want, since he
was able to succor a white man, pos
sibiy missionary. whom he had met.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

DR BROwN-SEQUARD is an Amer
lean. His father. Captain Edward
Brown. of the American navy. was a
Philadelphian and married French
woman on the Island OF Mauritius
named Sequard. He and his descend
ants took the name Brown-Sequard.
The distinguished scientist, was their
eldest child. He was educated in
France, but was afterwards a professor
at Harvard and practiced medicine in
New York City for some years subse-
Gnently 10 1873. He married twice, his
first wife being Miss Fletcher, of Bos-
ton, u relative OF Daniel Webster.
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

a LETTER can be sent around the
world in sixty days by way OF Van
COuvpr
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05
EpitOme of the Week.
INTERESTING NEWS COMPILATION.
FaoM WASHINGTON.


The State Department was informed on
the 9TH OF the recent generous gift by his
majesty, the King OF Siam, for the use OF
the American Presbyterian mission, Of one
Of the royal palaces, together with ex-
tensive grounds and buildings
In tho United States there were 1a,
business failures dn. ing tho seven davs
ended on the 3Dth ult against l9J the pre-
vious seven days.
The Postmaster General issued an order
on the 30 ult announcing that hts depart
ment would paw 81 ,0OO for the arrest and
conviction Of any person making an armed
attack on any stage coach or railway train
having the mails In transit.
In his report to the State Department at
Warrington on the 30th ult Consul Stevens,
OF Victoria, B. G., said ther. were over
twenty vessels, valued ut about SIG. 100 and
employing 40 men. engaged In hunting
tur seal
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

The Signal Service officer on Pike's
Peak said to . correspondent the other
day: Sometimes l stand at the win-
dow with my telescope. can see the
houses Of Colorado Springs. twenty
miles away. the men sitting in their
shirt-sleeves, slipping iced drinks to
keep cool, the ladies walking about Ia
white summer robes lower the
glass. The summer scene is gone.
Green trees. animal life, men and
women fado away like creatures in
dream. and l am the only living
thing in world Of eternal snow and
ice aud silence
The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1889-09-05

Disastrous floods are reported in pakay
ANA, Japan.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02
Gntitt Saba.

GtanleDs Expedition Nfrita bapz
be 1om betjenot til Ntaal at oplp9e
@min 8eD eler @min &aiba, 1om ban
o9laa falbes. Denne @min Ba|ba er
in9en Nraber, iom man funoe tenfe
ueb at bpmme efter Napnet. San er
&plfer os bans uirtelise Maun ct st.
@6uiber. 6an bar opbolbt fig oper
10 Nar / @fritas Snbre. 9Gsppten
bat iat bam ino til @uoernpr oper
en- Brouins, Der lisser unber sgfpaz
tor lanst inoe Ifrifa. 9an Ct ser
omsiuen af baluoiloe, uafben9i9e
Nrobertammer % bar lang Tio be-
ret aflfaaren fra al Sorbinoelie meb
ubenperoenen. !6an bat fgrt NANCE
&e meb arabilte Slapebanblere
o9 pirfet for fri lte(i9 @ipililation.
geu baube man paa lanse lite b6rt
fra bam, eg man troeoe, at ban maaz
ffe bapoe buffet unoer, euer at ban
ialfalb life funoe bolbe uo len9e.
Sfplse @tanleps Beretnin9 ct ber bog
enonu in9en Sare for @nin Ba1ba.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02

&ait. 9opme paa Toriamlingens @es=
ne iful6e tafte Scnnbinapta Menisbe1
for uopiit @ieitfribeb.
Eobias 9arion foreilos, at ben
pa19te &ommitte oeiaa ituloe beige
ben Morlte @pnobes MarSmpoer, buil=
fet Sorilas efter Sori(a9 al @perbrup
blep benlaet.
3il en- &ommitte til at laoe MGz
bets 6orbanolinser trptte &blet=
form palstes 99rr. &ilbabl, &pnz
ming, 8. @tuen1on os Senien. st
Sorilas af &ait. @aloelano ON, at
o9iaa uooraq af De til Mpoet inblpb=
ne @friuel1er ituloe optases / &eret=
ninsen, bleu benlast.
@fterat Der pm Mftenen par bolbi
Mlter9ang, afiluttebs Mboet meo
Ealer al 8aitorerne 6atleftab, M. 8.
9anien os 8ibru os Gang af &rof.
Ofteoabl. &ait. 9oDme frembar
Mpoets Gat til @canbinapia Menisz
beo, buortil Yait. @Qefao jpareoe,
os berpaa i1utteoes Mpbet meo
Bpn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02

S 9eetp Sort fiubes en- Mano, bpis
2e9eme er iaa itiot, iom um bet beftob
af ct enefte Ben. s benne &ilitauo
bar ban li9set / 81 &or. Sans 9faon
er $. s.. 8als, So Nar gommel.
San bar fpr boet ner 9fta9ara.
Meoens ban arbeibebe meo Glponin9,
bar ban meset uolat for &ulbe og
&eoe. @p9oommen be9Dnote 1om
inflamotoriit @i9t o9 git ooer til
ubpieli9 Stipbeb / 2ebene. 9ans
Sen os &rme faaoellom &p9rooen er
9an1te ftioe o9 rette, os ale 2eo ct
9roet iammen til taft Sen. 9a9erne
bar unoerig9t bam; be finber 9iertet
at bore normalt. 9ans Npetit ct
sob, fjpnt ban lite fan 1notase fin
Tpoe paa iebpanli9 Maabe ueo at
tD99e, ba &ieoerne itte fan beue9es.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02
9afota+

yfeIultatet af rDnfel Sams" @aoz
milbbeb. Sra @bamberlain meobez
les, at Snoianerne ielser, iaa fort
be Tan, be Gepper etc., fom be nplis
bar fact fra 9fesiertnsen. Eepper
os &leber, 1om be tunoe trense, naar
bet folbe Beir fommer, tan blt fiptt
af benz til en- @potpris. Nqisepef
iorer Solt fra 9fen for, at Snoioz
nerne ifal bebanbles mere liberalt.
9uis Snbianerne felp maatte forltaffe
fig bisie &leoer, iaa biloe be iatte
mere Bris paa benz.
- So Smaabper / Dafota, @rafz
ton os Muburn, Ct netop blepne
biemiBete al Slbebranbe. Muburn
ct belt lagt iMle.
- Sra @ranb Sorts meboeles, at
ber ben 29be Sch. bar en- elbebranb,
BET poelaebe @eroier for $4,000.
S. s.. @nmliton mifeoe en 2oDz
famlins, iom par u9rb $4,000.
- @iour Talls ben 29be 9cb.
@ibIte @pnbag bpbe ct 8 Nars 9an=
melt Barn af 8. g. Dlion af Batter
iot. 5orbereoelier bleD giorte til
at besrape Barnet paa Eirsbag; men
ba @rnnben bar 1neget opblpbt efter
bet iibfe &esnpeir, faa blep bet ubz
fat til neite Sag. Smiblertib piie
bet lille 9eseme ben iibie Scat 3esn
paa tilbagepenbenoe 2ip. Ser fom
bDppiq 5arpe / be forfieqi9e 9ele
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02
Minnefpta.

Snoianerne peo Sono bu 2acs&ez
leruationen bar siuet &esjerinsen
unoerretnin9 ON, at fore Men9oer
al &pmmer bus9es uloulist paa be-
reg 2anb.
- Sra To,per mebbeles 28be
@cb.: @n norF &ise &ari @penion
flap nplis uo af ct berp9tet 9us
mellem Toper % @lp, % man tror,
bet er benbe, man bar at tatfe for, at
Iutoriteterne MI bar fat fig / 8epez
sel1e os bespnbt at rpbbe op / bisie
2atens 9uler, iom bar oannet Jig
osiaa @ermillionlanbet % ipnes
at bile lebia9e 8ersperfsbriften
oueralt ber / 2anbet. &i9en blep
lottet inb ,1noer 2bfte ON at taa
Irbeioe; belbisois flap bun uo isien
os paata1ote 2ooens 9ielp.
= Scat til 2prba9s bar Der Sloe=
branb / @abena. Set beber. at en-
@aloon "a to andre imaa Bp9nin9er
brenbte:
.Detroit &ecorb" meb6eler;
Sens @in9um reiite berfra Suleafteu
meb liot rformeeet 6ouebet" % lot
fine Sefe lgbe libif, buorpeo ban oq
bans lille @ut falot al neo paa Marz
ten, og @osnen Tom aofiQis tilitaoe,
Maribau 9aniou fit 6elte os &osu
ioroen ieien us ienote @utten biem
meb &issen, men @in9um bleo fpr1
tilbase os fat Irreit., @enere blet
ban frisioen meo &aution, os ct 6or:
bpr for Suffice 8erD blep beftemt til
TorsbaB. set bill erinbres, at bette
er ben Manb, iom for omtrent ct Ia'
fioen foraariasebe, at bans 9atte,
brutnebe / Buffalo &iper unber lam:
me Omitanbisbeoer iom oisle. @er
bet fumes, iom ON ban bar CLIENT
Iariasen til fin 9atters trDgtelise
$50.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02
Jnblanoet.

Sra 9es Moines, Soma, meooeles,
at betDbelise Mensber al @plp os
Blp ct funbne / Merbeben of benne
8p. @n Sarmer srop en- 8rpno paa
fin Garm os fommen 20 Sob neo
/ Sorben itpote bau paa ct banrot
@iaeral, iom ban tog uo / itore
&lumper. @iennem bette W&ineral
git ban neb 10 SOB o9 fanot Der not
af &anb. 9ette Mineral er iiben
blepet unoerfp9t, o9 mon bar funbet,
at set inoeboloer 9211 un5e @blp og sc
&rpcent Blp pr. Son. @ioere unoerz
ipseller iettes / Sang, og @tatens
Miineinlpeftpr er MI ooerbeoiit ON,
at Gunbet ct meset peroifulot.
= Sorbrpberne Staten Seem
Sort 1tal efter lite Sanuar benrettes
peb @leftri1itet o9 berrelpIe 9unoe
peo 2Ds9as.
- SAP @oulo torerebe boert al
fine 8prn 100000 iSernbauebonos
til SulegaDe.
- @n 2anbfrpger, iom baooe
niaalet en- &ipretur meo Grenet paa
&enniplpaniaz8anen, blep opbaset
efterat baoe peret inbeitenst / fem
9psn uoen Mab eller 9riffe for no9=
le 9a9e 1iben. @an bar 1aa mebtaset,
at ban lite f1nbe tale.
- AIRS. @@ofielb, Mai. @en.
S@oftelbs 9uftru, bpbe 9anne upen=
tet / 8aibtnston fibfe Spnbq9smorz
gen. &un bapbe !tbti nosle 9a9e af
en- ilem Torfiplelie, ber git oper til en-
@ierteipsbom. iom inben en- Zines
Eib meofprte 9p6en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02

of 2e9emet. oer fnart foripanot isjen.
Set bar altlaa tpoelist. at Der par
2ip. 8esrapellen bleo ielofpl9eli9
ubiat, inotil oetfunoe iiffert af9ipres.
enten 8arnet bar bpbt eller lite.
= Ser bar en- Menabe sSloebran<
De / 9afota fiofte l19e. S8ottineau
brenote to Ere6ieoele af 8pen @pn>
bassmorsen, o9 &abet bar meset
fort. @aa 2iiten oper be branoliote
finber ri fplsenoe 1tanbinapiite 9eao=
ne: @lettebat & @rbespaaa, g. 6.
Sanoli, @enbridlon & &iprnebp.
@tifteoommeren Oe @toleluperinten>
oenten mtteoe fine @mbebsbg9er.
- sos Oscar @uitaplon / 2is=
bon, oer for1eoen blep arrelteret for
uloolig 9anbel meo berulenbe 9ritfe,
fanbt man II @a1oner 8renbepin
og 247 Slalfer 0l, iom par merteoe
Snseferpl.
- 6. s. Clements fra Sarge er
forluunoet paa en- bemmelisbebsfulo
Maaoe, ifpl9e bpao Der meooeles oerz
ira @ans 5amilie bar moota9et to
Breue fra BAN, iiben ban reiite bjemz
mefra ct fra ct. Saul u9 ct fra @bi=
caso. San tlaseoe ouer, at ban bapoe
fert 9opeopine os en- 5plelie al, at
ban itfe Tom biem mere, iamt at no9et
farlist piloe ramme bam. Mf ben
@runo bapbe fan foriitret tit 2ip
for paatommenbe l1lDttestilfalbe o9
9iort 9ofumentet betalbart til Mrs.
Clements. 6an bapbe us1aa freuet,
at bun piloe ftnbe &ense beponeret /
g}eb 9fiper @al1ep 9eationalbanf, p9
bpis bum lite mere fit bgre fra pam,
ifulbe bun 1el9e @ienbommen Sarge
os fptte til Minneapolis. 9on tai,
te i1er ON, at bun maatte 9toe Bprz
meme en- COB Dporaselie. 9an pnife:
be, at Sub maatte peliigne bans to
@maapiser, iom ban maaite aloris
mere fit ie. 9isie 8repes Snobolo
par lite befjenbt for nosen uoenfor
Samiliefrebien fpr en- l1ses &io efter,
os oa besDnbte man at unber1pse,
boor han par, men intet @po>
tuuoe finbes. @ibfte Gang, ban 1aa=
es, par, ba ban ben lobe Sch. ipifte
Miobas @bicaso iammen meo Gbar>
les @bitebouie, os oa baooe ban iast,
at ban piloe reile til Sarge meb fpr>
ite Tren.
- @lart 60. bor netop faaet iItanr
fit nDe gourtbus, BET ct en- iolit
Muritensbpsnine, lmasfulot o9 9oo1
ubfbrt Mrbeioe. Mrfitecture og ubs
itpr er anlast o9 uof6rt efter moberne
@til. Set Rofenbe er $4,000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02
6erga1s Gal1s Mgeb1ad
uofommer bber Sn8oag.
u. Sp1e.tt, l10giDer.
@nbifription8pri8 $1.50.
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

@n &orreiponoent til S. S. Sourz
nal ippr, bpao Der er ipeien for, at
2e9islaturen bet / Staten Tan opret<
te ct 5ono, boorfra t1en9enbe Sat-
mere Tan faa 1aane Heu9e paa fit
@ienoom? S Staten Metu Oorf, flyer
ban, blep ber oprettet ct iaabant for
SO Nar iioen, o9 bet fo1teoe lite @fat=
Doerne no9et, TIL bet bleo t;(peiebra9t
peo @al9 al offentlist 2anb. &orrez
iponbenten er imob, at Der 1foI oere
Mte1emmeno benne Gag, 1om lite
Blot lfal 1eue af Torretnin9en men
blioe rige, mebenS &apitaliiten p9=
Sarmeren ffal beta1e.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02

NDe Napne for Dafota. &on9resz
mano Sprin9er bar MI iammen meo
@arrid Wallerp, lom er Meblem al
BET Mtmolosilte Bureau opfunoet nDe
.Napne Tor De Eerritorier, Der pnlfer
at optases blanot llnionens Stater.
8aibin9ton GerritorD foronbres til
Gacoma, 9te>u Merico til Monte5u>
ma, SDb=9afota ombpbes til 8ino>
ma, men Moroz Dafota beboloer Ser
ritoriels nuoGrenoe Naon paa @run6
al ben Berpmmelie, lom bets &interz
bpeoe bar punbet. Wfr. Mallerp bar
tentt paa to Dro. 1om ban iDnes
anbefaler fig baaoe peo &eltlan9 o9
poetif 8etDoniu9 iom Mapn paa SDo=
Dafota. Set enc ct @inona, 1om
er BET Mapn en- Snoianerfpinoe /
Dafota 9iper fin fpritefp6te, naar
bet er &igebarn. Ser er ben Snb=
oenbins mob bette 9eapn, at bet allez
reoe er opta9et at en- befienot 8D i
Minnelpta. Set anoet er Gatonfa,
iou1 betpber 8pffel og 8pffeIanb,
bpiltet pilbe paste for ombanolebe
2anbsbel. 9esuoen ptl ban anbez
fale geapnet @anpna, ser er enbnu
mere pelflin9enbe. @anona ct
ben gamle Benepnelie paa en- 1tbrre
Sci al 9afotaz6tammen, ber bapbe
fit &iem / ben 1pblise &art al Eerri>
tpriet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1889-01-02

nGemti elmer @n9elit" tilia1es
l19eblabets 8o9banbel.