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The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
EPIT0ME OF THE WEEK.
Brief Summary of the News
 for Busy Men.
NEWS AT HOME AND ABROAD
Condensed Telegraphio Reports Of the Current Events of tho Past Week h America and In the Countriss ae
 tho Old World,
FOREIGN.

| FOREIGN. l De Fonseca's illness is said not to be sc rious. Dom Pedro has bidden farewell to the | Queen of Portugal. The news of Serpa Pinto's engagement with the Makololos has been confirmed l Dom Pedro's property has been confis- cated by the Brazilian government. | Paris was hoaxed the other day by sensa- tional reports of the collapse of monarchy | in Greece and Austria. It is predicted that there will soon be sc l rious trouble in Brazil, as the Southern provinces threaten to revolt. Minister Lincoln's son is improving in health. von Moltkc is prostrated with the iuflu- enza. The British government has at last been forced to move against the Cleveland Street offenders William O'Brien NJ. r. has been re. leased from jail The South African O. has been char tered in London. Portugal is agitating for an international congress to settle the dispute with Eng land An improbable story comes from Lisbon that the Portuguese government has made overtures to the Spanish republicans for the formation of a joint republic with Gas telar as president Editor Parkcs case has been postponed Emperor William is suffering with a cold. n huu l,s.t, latt n1 ( Samoa The Judges have completed their report In the Times case
 Maj Serpa Pinto finds himself tho envy of army officers.
 A syndicate has been formed to build a railway in the Congo
 England is taking precaution in case of trouble with Portugal
 A bill has been passed in Italy. taking tho control of charities from the clergy.
 Emiu Bey continues 10 improve rapidly.
 Portugal is becoming aggressive in Afri- meeting at Paris.
 Details of Bushiri's execution have been received
 Stanley has been honorcd by the Indian community at Zanzibar.
 The. Portuguese arc greatly interested over the dispute with England
 Parnell spoke at Nottingham in reply to Lord Salisbury.
 Bnshiri, the Arab insurgent, has been caught and hanged,
 The English counsel at Zanzibar rendered banquet 10 Stanley.
 The French Chamber of Deputies has nulIiied the election of another Boulan. gist.
 The Austrian Cabinet will not advise tho Emperor 10 be crowned King of Bohemia
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
EATEN BY CANNIBALS.
Crew of the Schooner Enterprise Mass. acrsd by Solomon Isiands Natives.

SAN FRaScIsco, Cal, December . Tho Sydney Herald of November says that, according to n letter received from Capt. Wocdhoase of the trading schooner Elma Fisher, the boat.steercr. Nelson of tho schooner Enterprise of Sydney and thrco of the native crow of tho Enterprise wore killed and eaten by tho eannihafs of tho Solomon Islands The Enterprise was was landing among tho islands and tho natives from Hammond Island, one of tho Solomon group, induced Nelson and tho others to go ashore te make some purchases. Once on shoro they were knocked im tho head, and 1t Is reported that the bodies were then roasted and .eatcn. The letter stases that II. M. $. Royalist shellcd the villages on the islands, on Capt, Hand learn, ing the particulars.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
NONPARTlSAN w. c. T. U.
An Address Issued to tho Public for .
 Convention.

CLEVELAND, O., December oo.--The pro visional committee of the Nonpartisan w c, T, U. has issued an address to the pub lie, in which it states that for five years s serious division of sentiment and opinion has existed between the members and among the leaders of the National W. C. T U. on the question of the proper attitude towards politics and political parties, and after reviewing the struggle which has ta ken place invite ali in sympathy with theil principles and methods to meet with them at Cleveland on January 2a to discuss the aivisabillty of new national organirs ,ion.
 The principal reason advanced for the step is belief that the work of Christian temperance stands above and beyond the lines of party or sect, and that they cannot pledge their support to any party, bnt must be free to call on the best men of all parties for aid. The address is signed:
 Mrs. F.. J. Phinncy, Cleveland, O.; Mrs. F. M. Watson, Plttsburg, Pa; Mrs. H. C. Walker, Minneapolis, Minn. Mrs. J. R, Webster, Monmouth, IL; Mrs. NJ. NJ. Bal. ley, Shenandoah, To-, Mrs. F. c. Porter, Oldtown, Me; Mrs. II. White, Indiana, pa
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
Forssd Chscks.

BRAZIL, Ind, December so-A young man calling himself Harvey Longcnecker presented a check to day for s4ao, signed by R. S. Hobbs, to tha First National Bank. The signature was clever imitation, but the check was pronounced fraud, where upon Longenccker fled A book of bank checks was found on his person, one being on Mekcen's Bank, Terrc Hanie, for sio0. likewise bearing Hobbs signature. He resisted arrest and gave the officers quito a tusscl. He is stranger here.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
Struck OH.

FoRr WAYNE, Ind, December 2a-The SAlmonic gas company which supplies this city with natural gas from their wells near Montpelier, Ind, has struck flow of oil in ono of their wells which yields at the rats of 100 barrels, and is equal in quality to tho oil produced at Lima, Q. The company will erect tanks and possibly refinery il their wells should produce sufficient oil. The present output is being shipped tC Michigan. Tho oil well at the same timc furnishes largo supply of natural gas.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
STARVING AT CHRISTMAS.
Ten Thousand Coal Miners Out of Em- pIoyment and the Outlook is tho Worst iu Many Years

Ten InousWnu NONt MiuorS Out Ot Em>
 pIoyment and the Outlook is tho Worst
 in Many Years.
 PorrsvILLE, Pa, December 23.-What has been predicted in these dispatches for the past few months has come to pass. Coal mining will very soon be at complete standstill. At least 10, 900 men and boys are idle in the anthracite coal regions in Pennsylvania, the number being about evenly divided in tho three great coal basins. The remainder will go on three- quarter time to morrow, and if there is no change in the general trade it will not bo long before all the mines will be shut down completely. Dead work is most completed about the collieres, and when the order comes to stop the only people to be the em- ployed will be the engineers in charge of the pumps. Twenty five thousand men and boys will then be idle who are em ployes of the Reading Coal and Iron Co. alone
 The destitution among the miners now being reported was anticipated month ago. It was sure to come with the contin- ued temperate weather and it has come with intense reality on the very eve of Christmas. Many miner will be content with pork and potatoes for Christmas, if hc can get that. He has little, if any, credit at the stores and lots of debts. With a month or more of continued idleness star ing him in the face. tho outlook for the hard coal regions Is anything but encouraging
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
Killed in . Milne.

ASPEN, Colo, December e0.--An accident occurred from the generation of carhonated gas in the court drift of the Durant mine today, that came very nearly being fatal to the forty or fifty miners working in thai part of the property Though Samuel Lee miner, was the only person killed, some ten of his companions were so nearly sumo. cated that they had to bc brought to this city for treatment and it was some time before they recovered sufficiently to be pronounced out of danger, and will un. donbtedly suffer from the effects of the gas for some time to come.
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
Don p.ara.s r.rs~ell.

LISBON, December 9 Dom Pedro and the ex- Empress of Brazil today bade fare we'll to the Queen and Dcwagcr Queen and started for Columbra The Duke of opor, to and number of Braxilians witnessed their departure. Tho ex Empress was deeply moved.
 The ncws of tho provisional governments . action In issuing decree snpprcssing tho allowance to the CT Emperor. forbidding the return Of the imperial family tc Brazil, has 6ssa withheld Iron Don Pedro by the e1vios ~ IT pAysiGienA
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
Rrpsrss D~n..sl,

LONDON, December oo.-The Brazilian Legation in this city has received cable dispatch from the Government at Rio Jan- ciro instrueting tho representative herr to guard the public against erroneous reports concerning events in Braxil. The dispatch says that the report spread yesterday of | musiny among the troops arose from tho fact that some soldiers, who. in the absence of their oilicers, had been drinking. had rc. voltcd. They, however, immediately sur' rcndercd, and the incident ended Tho Gov. ernment aays that order will be frnly e.sistained pnd thet jselicp VII be teoo t1
The Forrest City times., 1889-12-28
- - THE MARKETS.
Prices for Live Stock and Produce in tho Principal Marts.
 I

fftnc1phi MMfts.
 ST. LOUIS. Wheat--No. red, 7sAa1sE. Corn No ?, T@2sA. Oats-No. 2, a0aai4 Rye No. ?, 40s64l. Butter Creamery, 2.et2s Butter--Choice Dairy. sa0fs4, Eggs, ls,s @1a. Chickens-Live, per h, 5ss@6 Ouions Per bu., 5a,aeo Potatoes Per bu 209a Cattle--Choiee Steers, 3.aoaa.sS Hogs-S,55ta3.6 Shecp-Natives, sopts A15
 NEW YORK Wheat--No. rcd, S6<as6is Corn No 2, 43ta43iS. Oats Mixed Western, ssef30 Cattle--S sosa5.50 Hogs 3.s5sa4oo
 CHICAGO. Whcat-No, red, ssi.@7sts Corn No T, S2ldSst. Oats 70 se6a0S.. Cattle 3G0d3aS. Hogs-3tosd3ss
 KANSAS CITY. wheat-No. 2 rcd, 6o(9di. Corn-No 2 2Sds3h, Oats-No. ,, i7t9is1. Cattle 30t1< 70, Hogs--S 4SCi3.as
 COTTON. Middling-St. Louis, p.@io; Memphis ps1; New Orleans, li-i6.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

seine uo0sis recontiy ever pA~
eng at entered bxyAl Ieenssas'1 =
FrlvSsS Interview viii AT <fsss~ en- 49,
n Aosstsr stepped inte - AalSaAi.t
9rspe. Ak s0eH a. kossssE toS ehs
oftos DsyE Els demanded sstS trota n
e5sss~sin oa AL Gessweln polissif
rsf4s- - - give AlEE auy lnsAsss hey as
replied i al az ola A2n yea Aess
Is 4EsE raS n Dy patent cA<e, l "A iast
have snonSy - enter the u.s AeDs ftofHS
IN PElAaslYhia II yol - neI glFs
IL - ne VII kLl yea" sHd -.
fsFs NJ 9esswela could rise trom HE chair
Deykls ersw = S<-cslisxr revolver rrozn
rs pocket and Ersd eas shot,
Which pssssa thEoagh 0sss~slns .
hszTI he staggered g. his fsss
Aoa screamed Tor help. then fell T.
lie 1e0r ana died before sn ismbulsnes
ca4l1 be summoned AAsa III AoesssE
heard tie sAog ks rushed - he ooor IN
Ems - intsIespt Dsyhls, wko Atte enptsd
- raa downstairs aud handed him over
- the police
ChrisE3a Deybls Is an insignfsosnt iook-
Ing German With . fuA Struggling beAfc
and apparently over o. yeArs II age Al
the police stzgioa . few scraps " IfoG. =
matchbox an1 ts~ oents In change were
found IN Eis p4sts pock st ana ths resolseT.
nj. 0osswein WA q rEs-4ppsAT1ng msn.
about Al years ~ age
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

slsd - rhs hs@sy wsvsa Jzzk se2LA
l4Fgs gap sasfs a EGGssx - A9-s<s
sLs-d l44G A1so@y ss2.GsE Sfo--ss
k~24s8f1l eSttaks AA< ess2 asssreye1 -
C1zIle4 keksrs cottage ssE Nss<.e
EeuslsA 1ks Nss EEs House 49,
ezskss i1sc En1 wrecked fas shakes.
p<srs Hsuss . ss2sl.s4s3. 1n1 s<rat-srs
Belsl . s41iy wrecked EA-k ~ sks
Cez2aeE Izl Hstsi nxs Essss II ce4rss
II cozstraclz9a 49, EEuns1 osupE-essAy
szsUld F1s eeCEage u Hsaxy l. EnoaeAs
y a. sA Aarety sTScksd Tie ke4s~ " bd-
80 n Croilen, ~ pa ads pkl4 ~ss "a
d.F FDiEsd Tas ra1.Tos4 Erssk sklca c9E-
nscts sea Isls C1gy vita Oes4n C.ts = Co
stroysd he lighthouse &s t6s nortA sn2
4 Las isla11 @2s Clss1. aat LA bS<A
abandoned - Us kss per ana "a family
41s f4ll4rs ~ t1s sS4 ws4 - withstand
tks 1sasy s1rr A. reg zzosc - tns cause q
nech of ths damage Only ons man.
0sexgs saysrs 1. uisslEg Il = ssla taa.
daring Lks Asigas .. LLs storm as saw
LAas Is acAt wzs n danger Sf going %
sea Hs i1mpSd aboard tAs vessel 10 save
Il. and .As carried cut into the ocean
NkWPoET. r. sept i8-fAs United
States steamer Atlanta has arrived here
tron esw York shs suffered 20 damage
fTom TIE sUOTcl
Azs lo4x. sept l4-Ths city % Coium-
biS, troza Hzv4aa whose -srriyAl oo-
easione1 considerable anxiety, has
reached port beng four days late
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
eREsNsAckeRs CONVENE.
They HoIa National Convention At Cia-
SinnAti-T~ nty-ff.s Delegates Repre-
ssstfng Twelve states. Present

They BOLD = National Convention at Cia-
sinaati- ~snty- y-ff.s Delegates. Repre-
sssting Twelve states. Present
CIScIsSArf, sept "a The simon pure
GrsenbAckers, lad by George q. Jones.
held = National convention here Thurs
dsy with tweaty I've persons present.
William y. Thompson, or Kentucky, vas
made temporary chairman and committees
were appointed Mr. Jones made q long
address Twelve States, including, Hi
nois. Iowa. Michigan and Minnesota, were
represented
Ia opening the convention George o.
Jones read an address IL which the key
notes of the party were touched on. from
which were gathered the facts that the
Greenback party believes. in the following
principles.
Payment OF the public debts according 10
the original cortraots under which they were
contracted. carrying on needed public III
prove meats, encouraging an American me-
chant marine, aiding the manufacture OF
American cotton and the raw materials
AZ home and their export abroad, lin
iting the debt OF railroad, telegraph
and ether public corporations the
owning OF AZ land by the American Govern
meat. by American citizens, or by those who
declare their mention 10 become such, private
land ownership TO be limited 70 occupation and
use and corporate ownership TO suI1icient
amount only for the convenient operaton.of its
property. restoring true spirit OF fraternity
and nationality among the whole American
people through 4 currency that would make all
alike loyal 10 the Government by being all
alike interested in It's money and ia keeping II.
volume st such sn amount would always
secure good wages for labor, good prices for It's
products and uniform business prosperity.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
THE ANTWERP EXPLOSION.

The Omcisi Reports State the Number oi
Killed to fse 1875 There Are Twenty
Persons Yet Missing About 800 In
jured
ANTWERP. Sept lS-Nothing remains Of
the cartridge factory in which the ex-
plosion occurred Friday last The village
of Austruwel which was situated 20
meters from whore the factory stood, and
which consisted OF about forty houses. has
vanished. TIE hydraulic machines used IN
the dry dock were destroyed, with the ex-
ception of tho craneS A number
Of mercilandise depots including the
Prusxian stores. which were con-
structed OF iron, were overturned hy the
force of the explosion, and an immense
quantity OF goods was ruined. Two stained
z ass windows in the cathedral were broken
BIZ coaoussion. but the building IL intact
For n distance OF from 800 to 600 meter.
the windows OF houses were shattered.
Not a drop @ theburntng petroleum got into
the cocks the depots being surrounded by
= high embau sIaeut
According TO the Official report iS5 per-
sons wers killed. twenty are missing. 100
we're seriously injured and 10 were slight
lT injured.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
PHENOMENAL WORK.

At Buffalo DIR. Bartlett Breaks 6f,oI7
Glass Balls in Six Days, Completely
Eclipsing the Record Made by DIR
Carver.
BUFFALO, n. 7 Sept IS. DR.. Bartlett on
Thursday concluded successfully his at
tempt TO beat DIR. Carver's record of break
ing 60. 900 glass balls in six days DR.. Bart
lett began Saturday at 6:3o E. m, and con-
tinued twelve hours day. On the
first day he broke 12,020; Sunday 1907 ;
Monday, l0,l05; Tuesday, 1851 Wednes-
day, 9,609; Thursday, 1863 He finished
ut p. IN. yesterday with total of 6i.0l7.
The third day he was timed unknown to
him) and he broke 500 balls in Il minutes
and a consecutive 800 in Is minutes
Then be made squirt to break the record
and broke 500 in IA minutes. breaking Oak
ley's record Of 100 in minutes and 10 sec
onds DR. Bartlett also achieved the phe-
nomenal record Of breaking 10 balls in 6
secOnds
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
THE MARKETS


CHICAGO Sept ~
FLOUn Quist ana unchanged. Spring
patents. 500. Susights. Hp0d. q Bsksrs
s. p a3 So Winter patents. $40. Gears. g. 2
63sa
wHKA7-Msrket "a. l>ss setiv. today ard
TIE local tsmpsr as "hesr sh." Prices aver
age 43sc iower September T7Ha7s4c.
October f1A17.oi Dccemoe 7sK1Tssc. snd
Nay 50 sgsc. 80 Rs5 cash wheat T7tc
C0H~-kcuvs and weak 10. 2 a. as = r /.
20. YsHow. S%a@se No. a "a a22scs
20. Ysuov. &c; sept4uher. s3ita5sAc. 90
tobsr. saassSs. May. So eSso
CtTs-Q8ist an STEADY. 10 essh. is.a
1ts October lasalt&c. D>oenab.r. 29.s =
2lAc Nav 2saE~c sample lots .te.1v y n
fair demand 70 3 1sa2osr ~ whf,e
, 1zz.sc 80. e p zzas ". 10 whits p.
"a
KTF-cr .et 40 ffr. No rssb r. stor.
s7o. Ssptsr oer ashrsry. 81 Ootouer. g.
sznsIss. s51ssc for 30 z sos -. for ws
RsEIgY-sfsatv fof choire sr6 sssv fe-
thrn bsrsY. ~ &. l9~ Fra3. - rose ia
~ NO 4 sooe 20 fho'es <oas5o, sbd 10 Z
szessc F1fu->s resiset~d
NPzs PoaE Trsefnf rsth-Y Hrff a.
rrIcss stsssY Prices ranged - a. s7ais 6
- sssh 80 soa11-s for oeteber. sre - o.,
O. E foT Tsr1a-y
Iszn-Trz5.rs s~tt-s sd p-io-s stead
Castators -sngs5 - q - y a. 0e>< - os.f
s. tz5 "a fcr s>Vter 80. t5s7xas D. rer
oet,oer hr6F -z.sas = 90 JarusrT
pr-rTks--C-.xrleYv. a2ssrs Dsfrv s<aS-s
rsck ~ sro.s. s<aso
Fegs-F-sss. ssals5ss- s.oeses ssb p--
esss
Porr-av-Ixrs stieksrs safss p.- ,
I.rs Tars-rs f1alo4e ~ 1--we Decks
saf'4c u-- > rsvs lsess = 991z - p.r ooxs-.
~ Yorx ssps y
rFsT-S1sacT ~ = q = ssrstns rsi~fT 49,
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

PATERSON. " J.. Sept. Ia The encamp-
ment OF Sons OF Veterans on Thursday
elsctsd Hon. Charles f. Griffin, Secretary
OF State Of Indiana. Commander In Chief,
TO succeed General Abbott. OF Chicago
Colonel Bagne!y. OF West Virginia. as
chosen Leutenant-Co Commander. ana Cap
tain George W Pollitt, Of this city, Ad-
f~t.nt Genera
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
a LAWYERS JUBILEE.

Preparing to Observe the Centennial OF
tho Establishment of tho Federal Ju-
dietary.
ALBANY, y. Y, Sept Is The following
gentlemen have been named.to cooperate
with the New York State Bar Association
committee in arranging for the celebration
OF the hundredth anniversary of the Fed
eral judiciary to be held in New York City
February l. 1890:
David Dudley Field, chairman; Lyman
Tramb bull OF Illinois; Henry Hitchcock. OF
Missouri J. Randolph Tucker. OF Virginia;
Thomas J. Semmes. OF LOUISIANA; William C.
Eadicoft OF Massachusetts; Edward J. Phelps
OF Vermont: Cortlandt Parker, OF New
Jersey. Henry Wise Garnet, OF the
Distric: OF Columbia; Francis Raw!e, OF Penn
syIVanis; Charles Henry Butler, OF New York.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

CcvVzzLsruHE IA Sept - 1ossph
Ar nErca. = han ter CLAIMS - hsve f-u1t
q vsiasbie 5spc<st - SILVER En- tfs ue1rt
ssns nezr here sud Canesi.s~1is csr'rs. is-s
w ie~>ior ~ mfne g--st ia. - sK-
r.eer'sut s1tstz sa1 prosp@ctors srarz 80
mountains ID lie hore 81 snta ag otasr ss-
-
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

s. Io-Ts sepz 3-Frs broke ont 01
ore ~ ths gpr~r floors ~ the Eve s-crF
laboratory building of ths CsseEreTer fros
Drug Company. Nos : and ? Soata Van
street ~ 3 oelook ThsrscsT niEas snd
caused damefe 80 stock On ere three srrer
foors 20 the sx-ers o. 81 90 covered -
f~s-rrar~a
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

PEvvrxGTov. ". sept IS A = IoE1a-
I1. president - the Chicago. burlington
Northern railway. dieo A. his resicenoe
here Thursday night He had been out -
health for some time bit improved under
the srecfs 81 ne mountain air. ard ~ sup
uer time felt kett-r shan FOR many r. ouths
Hsucrrhare ~ ths lunEs SIT in. and he
dad - ID 81 He wss r.rsng.r here
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

CAIRO. Ill, Sept l3-Ayoung man named
James Hall, representing himself as agent
for St Louis house. succeeded 1hursday
in swindling several farmers OF surrounding
counties out OF 500 in the sale OF territory
for patent process or extracting oil from
hardwoOds- The fugitive passed through
here Thursday night for Chicago, with Off
GERS in hot pursuit
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

SANTA r. y N. Sept i3 In the State
Constitutional convention Thursday tns
article on legislative depar was
amended material respects and adopted
Among other things f. provides that in
addition - the State University. Agricust-
ural College Asylum for the Insane and
school of Mines slresdv established by law
one or more normal schools shall b pro
wfIrH
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
The Eu.tle L. All RIrht.

BosToN. Sept ls-The reported suspsn-
sion OF Taylors hustle factory at Bridge
port. Conn, consequent on tho decline in
popularity o. that article OF feminine ap-
parsl proves 70 be groundiess Mr. Taylor
says that ne Il still running bic factory Al
full force. and the outlook for business
was never better
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Paprs. sept ls-sno- NJ Ftisou's &C.
usr-u-o ft hss becorns known thst during
Bis stay here Re donst-d "a 600 fsnos Tor
the peer q the city
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Nr~rxsYo1Fs Eipn. SEPT % -1bs "a
cent 49, grnssnt - 7 FrsnF Ceii0n 49,
--rsea q raising $50 70 - fovT.rr. 80
snrplerssrt@> 7nurs1sy ~ To fupr - the
a. kedule - s~s<ts srd HebHsfss Co.lorr
soes RS ssss1 - fs2< o. sno the HAITI
fssss - sess ~ isx-1sg s1ssSsx Cr.cft
o. fk5nk thr ssrets ars rssss ~ nifn -
.,@ossslv - f275 ,77s 10 fr unsecured r--rrf.
so-v nos~s Bexf6~e T. rouct - tbs rssa
ssrste wolls not hriDg tas fgarss yise-<
:. 60 81 tbs ogDer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14
Teas Cnttle Fever.

ksssHAIL. III. sept 13-Forty OF Fifty
cows have died in this city during the last
few weeks and the people were at loss to
know Of what disease. Nr Caswel. STATE
Veterinary surgeon. was sent for. and he
pronounced it. beyond doubt. the regular
Texas cattle fever
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Dz1rER No. Sept i5-The people here
a. preparing % hunt from the county
with shotGuns = farmer named Williams
vao has imported fcur negroes 20 work on
hts farm The people of the county have
for raars refused 70 allow negroes - re-
sd t.ara-n
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Jopov7o Ont sept is Vi'isr Gsct
srhnrn. riiiionairs phfisuthropist soS
fernrersnos ncvoesfs - this city. ei.t
r-a5snlv Thursday piFht q hss~- ciseass
wsfls stt.ndinr Trsysr-rDssssuf BE hss
4-st frLshaf = rrsrer
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

Hrcrwo~r IA sert fs-7Tss rspg-7
r,h.iss-c Thurs1sv thRf eighteen ruer hsf
l.ser kfll.1 ir tbs 5silice cos mines VIZ
srfufs IL without foupaseon
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

CFTctso sent T. Alfred Hertz c. this
city. was accid sBteIiy saot and killed While
c. a hunting Trip With his brother. Coroner
Hsrtz. near soHsnry. Il. Thursdsy.
Telegram-herald., 1889-09-14

isousla 80 80 '-l-i sr.-1t flr-zl ~ ez11sr -
~ fect. = 30 -11l.r sfz,s alr.e al1sr Ia s1s-
s-1ae.z rs.zfne1t sl1 re 49, sac ols s1s -
tae tsas s-ss 81 lsaEsa sslez s..zlsiy szzg Tts
ss1slf e...d le< --sa a4ssescs nzra 1a-rr.
saf 7 1z1llir.saee4 f-a 1s- ef sssf.-s Spasse.
40 g eusll l1r sa1ad saL MAJ ~ss rnns.
g&-fs ~. 49, i1lrs 49, ses4 - sel-ra ~ "a
s4lse-s<- r-gse. saift So. q = saoa< szosl-
.zaL -selisIra ff ai..c. 4 ...s.s - ~. .saseas,
a q sizIFs cas- l.a solsss
AaL-eTfille. -. - -x.ss. ~.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-12-18

Ange'sdne GJU,rraskning. F0rsam.
lingen Chisago City uppvaktade sin lara.
re, pastor j. Lundquist, pa hans nyligen
firade f6delsedag med en- gafva af $50.
SsyIdtg. Fran Breckenridge medde-
las att Andrew Wold, som misstanktes for
att hafva bragt Hans Hagen ON lifvet, ef-
ter f6retagen ransakning f5rklarats skyldig
till mord f0rsta graden. Ny rattegang
kommer att begaras.
Senator DdUis har inlemnat en- bill /
kongressen, som afser upprattandet af EFT
nytt judicielt distrikt for Omitted States
Circuit Court. Antydda distrikt skall ut
g8ras af Minnesota, N. och S. Dakota SAINT
Montana. Ifragavarande lagf6rslag upp-
tastes senaten f6rliden torsdag. Genom
denna nya anordning skall Minneapolis er-
halla tvenne Sessioner af "U. S. Circuit
Court" ON aret nemligen februari och
september.
Fr'tSn GAstdUus AdOIphus COllege.
Da dessa meddlanden lasas af allmanhetep
ar skOlungdomen fri, atminstone ar delta
fallet vid delta laroverk. De studeran-
de SOM hafya hem att resa till lula
hemma. Somliga betjana vakanta p'atser
eller och tjena som pastors medhjepare