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Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
Tarlt9 Voriontuteije.

Naar bet minoIte Siul / en- flor ao.
BRIT aaar iitpffer, repnreres BET itror
bois life, ruineres belle Mnitineriet: Oct
famine er 9ilf9loe, bois Get minbfe
Stgp tOmmer ino / ct lbrs fine Msfanif
Duis man rar iaa ioriistig meo at re.
parsre i'm neobruote .pelbreo, naar Sno.
oommeu uiier fig, piibe man unbaon
uliaelise 2iOelisr, os ufte enbps 3gbeu.
llbetpoelise Iariaser uil ofte briu9e uo
al Oron bele Spltemet, os SDlsen blir
S~OOsopine, Sober, SGrins Uip Nan
fan unoaaa oft bette peo 8ruaeu al
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis.
covery, iom renter SIooet ps belbreoer
2eoerlp9oomme. Gtliales hos ale
8uussiiter.
Zen pGrlte TGit fatarrb,
bet er bet famine, buprlGnse ben bar
uaret, fan fureres ueo 8uuJen af DR..
Sage's Catarrh Remedy. Oct airer
life alsne 2inorin9, men futerer for be.
itanois Sc pa,lte 3ilialoe. so Gents
hos ale 9rugaiiter.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
SDpeneS Iarsfcf.

Den aarlise Banquet for 2onbons
3poe boIbtes for nosle 3nse iioen | ct.
Giles Misiou, os ben fises at babe
p9ret en- brilliant Nf9re. 2orbMappren
raiiberebetroos bet gamleilbeparslenbe
Srolpros. I'll oenne Banquet inblas
bes insen iloen 2poe, Tom er netop lsss
ilupne fra 5ansllerne, naturlispis er
Wlsionen Weolemmer os beres Senz
ner absanssberettiseOe.
Misiionen bar EFT beipnberlig Siitos
RE. Den blep srunbet for II Nar fioen
al en- Tpp meb alHnseuapnet "5ibbler",
iOm upsau i'm sumle Eroiesfion os tos
til &elisionen iom ct 2eoebrpo. Siben
ben 3io er Wtisiionen uoret | Wtust os
@ptts. Sper Woraen, naar 2onbous
fire 5ansilers 0sre aabnes, forat be
3pue, ium bar ubionet fin 8rsoe mob
Samiunoet, Ton lippe no, tommer Wsb=
lemmer at Wisiioren Dem imsce os
inbbpber bisie Samfunoe!s lloifuo til
5rofoit. s 1887 bleu $4,000 Tppe
lsslabte al Gonoons Jansiler, $4,000
al bisie mubtus Snbbpoelien.
Geb Sluininsen al Maaltioet irem
lasses for bper Tpo ct N%fboloslpite,
lom ban fan unbertegne eler life, jult
Tom ban finber for sobt. Omfrins en-
Erebieoel af Dem utoertesner 2sftet, %
ca. en- Sjerhebel Of benue 9rebiebel bol.
Der bet. MisliOnen foripner be 9pue,
iom man bar Saab ON oil fSre ct be-
ore Sip, meb Yense, &laoer Os &ebitas
Der, ia, ben itafer benz ogiaa Nnieitelie.
Deb ben foite aarlise Banquet bapbe
200 Tpue inofunoet Jig. Der oar mango
beipnberlise aniister blanbt benz, os
oeres &leoer par ubeifripeliae. Be
ipilte | 2ausbeb, inseu at benz talte ct
Orb, men bsres &nires % @aners
8lirren bar ct bVrlist Bepis for beres
ubmarfeoe Waolpit. 2ibt efter libt
itllnebe 8nioeues 8lirren, inbtil maj
fun biit os Der bsrte en- enslis anip us
@affel. Serpaa be9pnbte 9alerue, men
Weolemmerue af oenne oirfelise taule
Srbeu, aabueoe life Wuuoen. 8lanbt
andre tatte 2Oro Maporen. San iaabe,
at for 10 Sar iioen bapbe aunbons
5GnsIler ct Snopaauerantal af 2O,s33,
I'LL er bette reouceret til 1896, % ban
~tilifrep benne Websans til ct. @iles's
% lisuenbe Wtisiioners Nrteioe.
IA 9oro Mtaporen git uo ai Salen,
fslte ban meo Saanoen efter fit lbr, %
ban uar lettere on Siertet, ba pan fanot
bet paa fit Steo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
: &jpffcnet.

Manaen Wanb, iom bar 8etpmrins
ger / Butiffeu, pau &ontoret eaer Ban
fen fommer biem Os flyer: "Du ifulbe
bape peret / Nfererne en- Stuno. bu
Tube bare Op1st Ouer otte, ii e1er tpue
llnberorbrebe. og ba Tube bu forftau,
boab 8efpmring err. Som thu, Susz
bomb, at 9ggtefelen os Wooeren fam
tibis mna bare Opiiat ouer Siemmets
Berbeu, bragg Omiors for Bsrnenes
gefleoning, ifjstte Wablapninsen, os
Soifninsen, taee pare paa Sines Selie,
uofsre tuienbe 9tr9 rs ubfsre benz bel,
ian at aft saar i'm ieune Sang; bet er
tilitrpffeliat til at l9sae Beilas paa
bsle bsnbes Sierne ps ale benoes Ser
Der.
Sea peb. at Der finoes &omber, ipm
NOT er lpftelist itiaeoe. Be iibber
@pneeitolen / BibliOtbefet e1er bpiler
paa en- blso Gpne, mebens 9ienere, Tom
bar flor 9en Os rig Grfarins, ubfsrer
ale @isremaal. 9isie er bog 1nbs
taselier. Seq taller benne Worsen ON
ben fore Wtansoe al 6usmsbre, for
boem 2iust er en- f~ortuiplet &, bisie
&pinber, ium ueo irstti 2lars 9llper fee
no Tom be bar firth Nar. 9eres Qutal,
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
15oe @ara.

tom er blsune bre6te peb Gibbons. Mn.
fterlib. 8%ettpsburs os 8aterluo, er liost
/ Sammenlianirg meo Nntalet aS benz
Tom blr buffet unoer / 6usboloniuos'
arbeibet o9 er 6ieuue orabte / aist
fenef. 8aa Circumference er i%fignne On
inoripieoe. men ON oi5ie 5tene funbo
tale, ituloe 9uienoer iise: "6erunbsr
buffer Ell &oince, Tom bsoe fortiolio al
formssen Hasnrs. Siiarins, Reuois.
ring ps Grbeipe | Sjemmet; be 8aaben
meo builten bun br9btes, pnr en- Stsp'
foit, en- Spmaiflne eler Ell Sjeite".
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
Wi(tbrano paa Iaar | Subien. 8,

Wiltbrano paa 5aar | Snoien. Sc
Sibenffabsmano, Der paa 8afteurs
@egne er orasne til Nuitralien for at
foriSse at uorpobe 8aninerne peo Sialp
at Ssniefplera' 8aciIen, bar Der uuer
siOrt 8efieuotitab meb en- berienbe
Spsoom blanbt Saarene, paa bpilfen
@efOlfainsen lite baube &eoe, fignt ben
aarlis borireu ouer 100000 Spr. Ten
fables blot Cumberland disease. po
Der blep life siort nuset ~oroentliat ceo
be ipse DIR. 5ranifmenbeae tit iuio.
lertib burtis tc~ntuteret. Of Spsooms
uar Mlltbranb Us olereoe beapuSt
at foretase Snbpooninser oerimoo.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
sra @aibingtpn.
aouaresmamS springer bar bur

UtHtl NipSipt hpSp '" "
npe Stater, Tom ifrlee bans Sorilas oil
blipr pptdeet / rricnen. 6or nos'e
9aae foen Ienbte ban ct Srep til bet
.tbnplosiFe Bureau ps baS ON &aao
% Sint msS Senipn til Sals al pel'
tlirecnbe os pan famine lib p~asienbe
Rnonc for be npe Stnter. 9afota CAB
barn NET Srposri; intet ipnies mere
S~aaIioooas for bam enb 0ortb 9afota
% South Gafota, % bet bar meo Sen.
Ipn til 9atoia at 8onsresmauo Sprins
Ger ipecielt bao ON en- erunois llnoer
ieaelIe. San bar mobtdset f%slsenoe
inttresinnte 8rsp fra @errid Ralerp:
IS Sosrsniemmelie meb 9eres CnRe
5or lea last irrbeles meset Grteioe paa
at ffnbe ct pdsienos Hauu for ben npe
Stat, Tom fommer til at beitaal al ben
Inbliae Del al bet uuoRreuoe TERRITORY
3ntota. De antpbebs, at Raonet ifuloe
babe en- btrgfte 6%sntpoHing til Snbianer'
stdmmerne / Datotn eIer iii ben Su
bioner Sinlett, iom 8Otoia Snoianerne
taller, % at ben nurolise Del af Terri
tcriet beholoer Nnpnet 0afota, 20 Orb,
iom sr rent Gafotanite, ipnes at bore
bnnbe os~ltlinseEbe os poeiiife. Oct enc
er 8iuona, ION er bet Napn, en- 9as
toto. 8pinbe siuer lit is,iteisote Barn,
6uis bet ct ct Sisebarn. WOb benne
8enRpnelie fan inopenoes, at bette Naun
or nllsrete pptaset al en- uelfienot Bp.
Oct anoet Orb er 9atonfd, Tom / Spsrs
irtielie beipoer 8sffel eaer esentli9
8cHeraes 2anb, bullet er pasierbe for
Senne 2anbsoel. Get Iaun, Tom ieg
oil nnbefale, er rent etbnolosiif ristis
for oeuue Qanbsoel: bet er Sanona.
Gette er ben samle % rstte 8eueunelis
for ben iierre Del al 9afoia' Stdmmen,
iom bapbe lit Siem / ben Del Of 1erris
toriet. Oct forefommer bos 2etuis %
Glarf unosr ben ~feilastise Sprm al
Sabune og Sapne os / bore esne inbis
nnife 9rnftater iom Sipuue o. ilbbes
fatter SterIteparten Of ben beipoeliae
Del, fpm MI | Nlminoeliabeo flares
3tton eler 2eton, men buis rette Sorm
sr 2itUniuan. 9ette iioite Naun funoe
bru9es, men bet er life ioa peltlinsenoe
ipm SanUna, Der bsipoer atfurat bet
iamme os er Rapnet pda be Sabianere,
Ion par De Soibes 5orajensere ibenne
2~anosoel."
Ronsresmanb Springer er life enis
meo ben bersmte @tbnOlOs /, at Sauona
er BET melt pusienoe @apn for See pa
fctn. San foretrafter 8inpna % oil
inoItille bette Naon for ben ipbliae Del
Of Safota territory. Naonet 9afota
oil ban bsbOloe for ben nOrolise Del
fproi, tiger ban, bet er blepet en- Sci ai
Dor pplitiife SiitOrie % bar iaa mango
Sranbe, buOrior bet bsr bebolbes. San
napner I. st. ben fore 8etponins Ia.
tctas Spebe bar / 5Orretninssliuet.
Weo Senipn til 8als Of 0apne for
be andre nps Stater bar Wr. Springer
last for 9asen sOs Smas Os Ell srlns
big unberisselie. Neip Msrico bill
tcmnie ino | Staternes &effe neo bet
ftatslise 3apn Wontssuma. 5or 8alb
inston TERRITORY bar ban palst 2aconia,
% R%pntana oil bebolbe lit nuperenoe
Rabn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02

Seneral Sobn u. slogans iurbiRe
9euninser blep forleoen Dag flpttebe
ira bet miblertibise @raufammer, buor
be bar lisset | to Gar, % beniat i ct
Rapsl, iOm Mrs. aOsan bar upiprt paa
ben rationale @ruuplaos peo Soloater.
biemmet i @aibinstOn.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02

uofsriel % Snoforiel. Oct itatiitiife
Bureau beretter, at Der fra be Joreneee
Slater uofsrtes / Nopember for $40
576,545 Sisbmanosuarer, bullet er
omfrins en- Wilion Dollars mere emo /
0ctenber 1887. 8 Nouember inbier.
tes 8isbmanosparer for $50, 500 ,15l,
co. 6 Willicuer Dollars mincre emo /
Rop. 1887. Sra ben lite San. 1888
til ben lite Sec belsb Dor iamlebe uos
fsriel fig til 1905. OO5 ,596. Snbfsrie.
len / famine 9iosrum af 1887 belpb fis
iii s632.071,493. Snofsrielen / be IL
Waaneoer al 1888 belsb iis til $685.
733, 204 imob $6j6,7O7, $50 / bet til
ipdrenbe Tiosrum / 1887.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02

antalet al Slinoe / 8srbsn ubsisr
Umtrins / Milion.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
GolfeatHemmingem neo foFc
NrenoentpaI9.

Sslsenbe er be OTieieGIe Talopsauer
at Tolteaftemuinsen peb fibite greiis
bentpals:
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02

Senator Sames 8. Wiliun fra
Sonia ioialte torleoen Dag, at Der par
insen 9pil ON, at Senatet pilbe peos
tase ct 5orfas ON Bilasselie Of Stri'
Den melsm Settlerne paa 9ss Moinss
RiOer 9anbet Os Gitens 8apitaliiter.
Observation-Disclosures pebtOs for ct Sar
Tiger fiben 5urIaset, men fsiebe en- Del
5oranbrinser til bet, iom Senatet ianbs
ipulispis tilftemmer.
Decorah-posten., 1889-01-02
Zen pGrlte HGif atarrb,
4abcu &prrcippnoancc

aan noaen Of "Roiten"s G9iere olsre mig
ben fore 3ieueite siernem Blaoet at qipe
mig Seiteo ON, buorleoes lea lfaI iaa Saa.
rene at Saareltino % sarpe benz iaulebes, at
De blioer mpse, % crn jes Tan 9jere alGber
oeraf?
4i9eleoes, boorleoe8 q ifaI 8arpe en- Gre
pub, iaa iea / bet Wtinbite flnoe bruge ben
til Iinrple Ttmner paa S9letsi % anbet
9igrente? y. u.
/. Gr oct luolt9t at msbe pp peD ct Blpls
lup % boloe Oct iaatulote Gboripari meo
Stpouins, Sjeloctlau9, Sfris pip? 2. Spao
Ital man 9isre meo iaarauue 6olf, lom boil.
Der Spsftatel % ifrGmmer Yern os SeIie?
n.y..
l. Saaban Serb er ulootig % fan
i~iraffes paa famine Waabe iom andre
5oritprrelier al ben Offeutlise 5reo. 2.
De fan laOe iuaoanne Speftatelmassre
arreitere. Senoenb Dem til Gountp
Nopofdten.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
A HIGH OLD TIME.
That's What Uncle Sam Intends to Give
His Guests From the Spanish American

That's What Uncle Sam Intends to Give
His Guests From the Spanish American
Countries.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 27.-A train of
Pullman cars, which in its appointments
and arrangements for a journey is believed
to be without precedent in the history of
railroading, will leave Washington Thurs
day next bearing representatives of the
American nations to the international con-
ference to be held next month at the
national capital. The party as guests of the
government are to be taken over a large
section of the United States in order that
they may see and appreciate to some ex-
tent the vast resources of this
country. The Pennsylvania railroad COM
pany agreed to undertake the task of
arranging and carrying out the details for
this unprecedented trip. 1t will be i'll at
least two spects-namely, in that there
will be no change OF cars throughout the
entire distance Of 5,4O6 miles, and in
that this will be the first known instance
where railways have permitted an entire
train, with its own engine. crew, etc., to
pass from other roads over theirs.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
The Pennsylvania Company y Reduc-
ton in Rates Favorable to
the Twin Cities.
Five Hundred Laborers on
Canadian Railway Strike for
Back Pay.
A Chicago Family Almost Roasted
Alive by Burning Oil From an
Overturned Lamp.
Reduction If Freight Rates

AS0SAsASgASAA "a = "a . AAg i1b0eS76s
P1TTsBURG, Sept. 26 The Pennsylvania
company has issued notice that on Septem.
Der 90th a reduction of rail and lake freight
rates from Pittsburg to st. Paul and Min
neapolis will go into effect. It's a big re.
duction and is particularly favorable to
two leading industriessof this city. By
lake the present rates are: First class, rs
cents; second, 81; third, IS; fourth, So; fifth,
20, and sixth 26. On iron aud steel, less
than car load lots, 26 cents, and car loads
"a. The reduction will bring rates down
to 72111, 81, 3911, 50, IS, ss1 in the respective
classes, with iron and steel at 26 on less
than car load lots and 22115 OH car loads.
Glassware manufacturers are also advan-
tageously affected by the new tariff. The
rate on glassware will be reduced from
421a to S411a from this citv to the points
mentioned. The new tariff has been
mutually agreed upon by the Pennsylvania
company and the New York, Pennsylvania
8 Ohio road. The cut was occasioned by
the reduction announced on all rail freight
from Chicago to northwestern shipping
points,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
THE B1A1xE-1',ceoaMlcx WEDDING
What the Groom Did; How the Bride
Was Dressed, and Where They Will
Spend Their HOneymOOn = $

What the Groom Did; How the Bride
Was Dressed, and Where They Will
Spend Their Honeymoon.
R1cHF1ELD SPRINGS, N. T., Sept. 26.-The
little Presbyterian church in which the
Blaine Nc Cormick wedding ceremony took
place, sits upon knoll overlooking the
village. It was lighted by electric lamps,
the day being gloomy and rainy. Its arches
were trimmed with smilax, autumn leaves
upon branches and ferns also turning color
from green tOred. The pulpit was bedded
jim flowers. The bride entered with her
brother Cyrus. EmmOns Blaine awaited
her upon the altar steps, and presenting
themselves, DR.. Holmes began reading the
marriage service as it is in the Presby-
terian church, DR.. johnson taking up the
ceremony. When asking who should give
the bride away, the response was from her
brother Cyrus, who advanced and with his
hand upon the clasped hands of the bridal
couple gave his sister to the keeping of the
groom. The marriage was cOnsumated
with a ring, the couple kneeling during
the invocation of divine blessing upon the
union. The newly welded pair led the
procession from the church at 1916 p. M,
embarking in a carriage for the drive
through the pouring rain to the McCOr-
mick cottage, whittier the invited guests
followed and sat down to the wedding
breakfast The party left Richfield Springs
at 2:15 by special train ana on arrival at
Utica, departed on the Central Hudson for
Bar HarbOr, where they will spend pOr-
tiOn of their honeymoon.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
A Featherweight Mill.

Los ANGELES, CAL, Sept. 27.--.Joe Soto
of Los Angeles and Tommy Danforth of
New York, lightwelghts, fought last night
for purse of $3.50 at the Southern Cali
fornia Athletic club. Danforth forced the
fighting from the sixteenth to the twenty
him out by right handler on the head.
Soto drew first blood in the eighteenth
round. In the twenty fifth round Dan
ford landed on Soto's eye. the blood flow
ing freely. At midnighJ thirty-eight
rounds had been fought and Danforth was
the fresher OF the two. There was furious
fighting in the last five rounds. In the
out by a blow on the neck. In the fifty
seventh Soto struck Danforth on the jaw,
staggering him. Before Danforth could
recover Soto landed terrible blow on his
neck, knocking him out
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
Fire Caused by Electricity.

P1rrsBuRG, Sept. GA large building
of the Westinghouse Electric company,
situated on Duquesne way and the Allie
gheny river, and almost in the heart of
the city, was partially destroyed by fire to-
night. entailing loss Of 100000. The
building is fve-story brick. The labOra-
tory is situated on the second story. Here
the fire originated and completely gutted
the third and fourth floors. Both floors
were filled with fine electrical machinery,
all of which is badly injured and will have
to be replaced. The loss is fully covered
by insurance. Westinghouse gives en-
RoymeRbs bs 70 ABOUT msn IN snS
at once. The origin of the fire is unknown,
but is is supposed to have been caused by
e electricitv
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
Grayesend Races.

GRAvEsEND, Sept. 26. - Mile-Aurina
won, Cracksman second, Etruria third.
Time 1:4411.
Nine furlongs-Now or Never won,
Caliente second. Bella B. third. Time
Miie and one-sixteenth-Galop won, Tee
phyrus second, Sam Wood third. Time
1852.
Nine furlongs-Reporter won, Los An
geles second, Tenny third. Time 1861.
Six furlongs-C Cortland won, Civil Ser
vice second, Rathbayard third. Time
1:77%.
Six furlongs-Fordham won, Bridgelight
second, Oarsman third. Time 1:18.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
Struck for Back Paw,

OTTAWA, Ont, Sept. 26.-Five hundred
navies employed on the Bais des Chaleurs
railway, between Metopedia and Carleton,
Ont, have struck for several months back
pay, amounting to $4,000. The road has
been heavily subsidized by both provincial
and dominion governments, and as in a
similar case of the Hereford railway the
provincial government will send down a
commission to investigate. If the COM
missioners report is favorable to the work
sides coming to the company.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
Important Decision by Secretary Noble

Important Decision by Secretary Noble.
WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.-In the case of
the Northern Pacific railroad company VS.
Randolph, Secretary Noble to-day de-
cided that by failing to appear TO oppose
the final proof proceedings on the part Of
pre-emption or other claimants the rail
road company does not forfeit any rights,
which the whole case as made shows it to
possess. 1t simply cannot insist upon any
further opportunity to contradict proofs
submitted, as it has had its "day in COURT
but if on those proofs themselves it still
appears on the face of the whole record
that the company has prior or superior
right. judgment must go accordingly. This
decision corrects, 1t is said, widely preva-
lent misapprehension as to the effect of
the "Forrester" and other cases, which
were supposed to inflict forfeiture of
rights upon railroad companies who failed
to appear at the hearings:
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
BLACK BART ESCAPES.
The Notorious Wisconsin HiRhwayman
Freaks Jail.

The Notorious Wisconsin Hishwayman
freaks Jail.
BEssEMER, Mich, Sept. 27.-The Gogobec
stage robber, Reimund Holzhay. otherwise
known as "Black Bart" together with
several other prisoners, made his escape
from the county Jail here this morning. He
was brought here from Republic, where
he was arrested some days ago for holding
up the Gogebec stage and numbering one
of its occupants, Fleischbein of Illinois
The sheriff has called out posse of dep
uties to pursue the fugitive and teleqraphed
in his flight. The citizens are much excited
and are turning out in large numbers to
join in the man hunt. It is also said that
bloodhounds have been sent for to take
the trail.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
Work for insurance Adiusters.

LOUISVILLE. Sept. 27.-The two new saw
mills belonging to the Ohio Falls Car
works at Jeffersonville. Ind, burned this
morning. The flames were discovered at
midnight and a call was sent to Louisville
for assistance. Two engines were sent
over the river and succeeded In saving the
car work shops. The total loss is $35, 5000.
Insured.
C1NcINATr1, Sept 26-Last night fire was
discovered in a building used as ware
room and cooper shop OF the Emery candle
department reached the place, the building
was completely Quilted. Loss $4,000. In
sured.
BUFFALO, Sept. 26.-Fire last night de-
stroyed the saw and planning mill of the
Union Dry Dock company. Loss $45,OO0.
Insured. ~ 3 - -,
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
"A Dakota Complaint.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 26.--E. NJ. Raworth
Of Fargo, OAK, has filed complaints with
the interstate commerce commission
against the Northern Pacific, the Union
Pacific, the Southern Pacific and the st.
Paul, Minneapolis & Manitoba railroad
companies and the Oregon Railway and
Navigation company, alleging that these
companies charge q rate Of 81 cents per 100
pounds on sugar transported in carload
lots from San Francisco, Gala, to Fargo,
Dak:, while their rate on the same COM
modify IN carload lots from San Francisco
to st. Paul, Mimi, 275 miles further, IS IS
cents more per 100 pounds, thereby, the
complainant alleges, charging more for a
shorter than for q longer haul on the same
kind Of goods under substantially the same
line in the same direction. the shorter
being included within the longer distance.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
A Colored Tough Lynched.

B1RM1NeHAM. Ala, Sept. 2S-Deputy
Sheriff King Vaun went out this morning
to arrest a negro named John Steele at
Walkers station, q few miles from the city,
on the Enslee dummy. In sight Of the
dummy load Of people John deied arrest
and killed Yaun with double -barrelled
little ones. The negro fled, but a posse
caught him q mile or two away making
for the Red mountains. His dead body
was riddled with bullets and is now un-
3dergoing investigation at the hands of the
coroner. ss u 81 NJ
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
Postmasters Appointed.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 2s..The president
to-day appointed the following post.
masters: Minnesota Lyman Tondro,
Rochester, vice s. d. Wolf removed:
Christian Paterson, Preston, vice Thos..
HaIl, HaM, removed; William Fuller, Little
c0nsin-Albert S. Hears, Dodgeville, vice
NJ. j. Briggs, resigned; Henry F. Dins-
more, Hudson, vice s. G. Simmons, re.
signed; Frank P. Kispart, jefferson, vice
Nelson Bruett, resigned.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
NOT te) INTENDED FOR THE PRESS

The "Soup" Letter Genuine, But Tanner
Thinks 1t Was Stolen From His Friend
Dalzell.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. 26.-Penslon
Commissioner Tanner was to-day seen by
a representative of the associated press,
at his residence on Georgetown Heights,
aud questioned as to the genuineness of
the letter purporting to have been written
by him to Private Dalzell and telegraphed
this morning from Caldwell, Ohio. eyes,"
replied the commissioner, "the letter as
printed is substantially as wrote it. 1t
dence to man whom believed to be my
friend. A man under these circumstan-
ces writes that which under other circum-
stances would and should not have
been written. The letter, 'he con-
tinued, twas evidently stolen. cannot
believe that any man could so betray his
friend.'
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
Base Bau-saturday

Indianapolis 10, Boston 8.
Chicago 2, New York 2. Game called on
account of darkness.
Cleveland 3, washington i. Afternoon
game-Cleyeland s, Washington7.
Brooklyn 8, Baltimore Z. 2
st. Louis 2, Louisville 2.
Athletics Q, Columbus 0.
2 Kansas City 9, Cincinnati z.
Milwaukee II, Omaha 8. ss 81
st. Paul 9, Denver 4. b 81 5s.,
Sioux City 8, Des Moines 1.
Minneapolis Is, st. Joe 8. Afternoon
game e-MinneapOlfs IL, st. Joe 1. s53
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
Death Of q 9sS, 900 Horse.

CHICAGO, Sept. q. Arthur Cation, Of this
city, received telegram from Peoria, ILL.,,
this morning, announcing the death of his
celebrated stallion, Don Cossack, J" which
was exhibited at the Illinois state fair.
The horse is well known all lover the cOun-
try, having been shown at the New York
$25, 900.
Bismarck weekly tribune., 1889-10-04
Base Ball-Friday.

Base B0l1-Fr1d0y.
Indianapolis 8, Boston Is.
Chicago 6, New York 18.
Pittsburg 4, Philadelphia 8.
Cleveland IL, Washington Z.
Brooklyn 2, Baltimore O.
Kansas City 8, Cincinnati II.
Milwaukee 21, Omaha 8.
st. Paul II, Denver 8.
Minneapolis 81, st. Joe IL.