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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

@n Morit 2utberf 9bifole nil
formooentli9 inoen life lang 1ib bli,
be oprettet ct @teb / @eb 3tiper Da.
len. s ben Nuleonin9 blep Der ben
13oe bs. / @roofiton afbolbt ct Mgbe
of leoenoe Norife Gorretninssmenb
9alen. Set blep teitemt at ubtaee
&orporationsz zNrtitler unber Mapnet
Red River Valley College Assoeia-
tion. 9il @mbeosmeno % Beitpre.
re af famine er ualst: 8. &. Iater
fra @rooffon, &reiioent; 6. SC.
@miesum fra @rano Sorts, @ice=
prefoent; &eu. sc. 6. @au9itab fra
@rooffon. Setreter; Die @erum=
eoaro fra 9euils 9ate. &asierer; $.
&oaltuam, s. .. @briittanien og u.
g. 9ousen, Eruitees. 9uor 6piifo>
len uil bliue anlast, ct enbnu lite
af9iort, men formooentlis bliuer bet
enten / @rootiton eller @ranb Sorts,
sc. .. (5eorel. % @migr.)
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

r@eminarD @@o" er ct Tibet Blab,
1om uoaiues af Stuoenterne bet
norlte Seminarium @illmar. Set
er eoot reoiseret, os nt leier bet meo
Gornpielie, boer @ane ri traffer til
at 1e bet. S en- lioen Mrtitel $50.
3, 5eb. B. a., finoer ri tglsenoe, Der
er al alminoelig Snteresie. &uu
oltfor mango er for elemiomme, naor
bet sieloer at paste Eioen.
rBer prompt / aft, bpab ou foreta=
ger. @aar en- 1ib er beitemt for rlbz
fprelien af noaet, faa foribm lite at
pare paa @teoet netop til ben Eib.
9eriom ou lite er tilitebe, ct bu an<
foarlis for buert 9teblit, fom 9aar
tabt. &ortelia. bn ftieler. ftieler
fra bin Mabo, iom paa en- eller anben
Maabe ct afbeuais al big; tieler
fra Sub, iom gap big iuit iaa meget
at 9ibre % ben rette 9ib til l1bfprel<
fe berat. lluse @ano % ,1nse Rpin=
be, tent paa bette os ie til at ubfbre
bin @isiion meo iaa lioen l1re9el,
mesiisbeo iom muligt, tbi, rtro
mig, flyer Budminfer, bin Eib CT
lite bin 'sen; ben tilb6rer Sub, 0fe.
lisionen % MenneRebeben."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26
9nolanoet.

Olympic. @aibin9ton. 1sbe Teb.
st Gorna9 ON Snofbrelie al bet
onitralife &alsipitem bleu ,bas peo,
taSet af @enatet.
- @n &olu 1om Branbfifter.
@n Tarmer 6torieo, Metp Sort. Boz
eeoe forleoen fine &reoture / @etro.
leum for at befri oem for 2us. So
@aaros9utten unoer Nrbeioet meb at
babe ben ftofte af &aluene piloe tens
be fin 8ibe, bar ban iaa utorligtig at
TONNE &aluen ner meb ben brenbens
be Gprititfe, buorueb &oluen bosta>
ueli9 fom 6pr os 6lamme. Set ar,
me 9pr 1leo fig lgs os fpsteoe ino /
5talben. 9enne antenbtes os blep
tiQisemeo ct Bar foitbare 6eite % to
@ptatfer ct &op for Querne.
- &artierne Sotpas 9e9islatur
er beeae omtrent lise itarte os lise
beaiarli9e efter Ouerma9ten. 6pl>
gen bar paret en- Strib, iom bar
9iort alt Nrbeioe umulist. @uper>
ngr 2arratee bar fboet / @mbeoet
lense ouer Eiben, @uiet bat peret
uoen Speoter % intet &omitearbeioe
er 9iort, ba man lite tunoe TONNE
operens ON, buorleoeS &omiteerne
ituloe beiettes. @fter at bape bolot poa
meo benne ufrust6are Strib fem
Tiger er mon nu enoeli9 fommen til
Tornuft. @artierne bar insooet ct
&ompremis, buorueb 9eabloden ct
bruot. Den npe bemotratite @uper.
nbr ifal MI tiltraoe @mbebet, og oes=
uoen bat 9emotraterne taaet en- of
fire Menb, S. e. @amilton, palgt
til @peafer, buorimoo &epub.itaner=
ne bar taaet be tornemite &emiteer.
- Mentanas 9e9islatur abiour=
nerebe ben 20be bs. efter at bape flo
bet iammen / 80 9a9e os lite ubret>
tet bet rinsefe. Sc republitanite
@enatorer os be bemotratife @epre>
ientanter bar uoiteot Mores1er til
Solicit. Set anto9es, at be oemofra=
tilfe Senatorer, fom reiite uo al 5ta<
ten for at binbre, at Senatet fit mo-
get Auorum, pil fomme tilbo9e ON
no8le 9aae.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

9en i6peibife @esierin9 bar iom
@runolas for 6orbonblinserne paa
ben fore i1aaebe internatienale Mrbei@
oerfonterence fremiat ct &rosram,
Der inoeboloer fslaenoe Sumter:
s builten @rab. ON / nosen, ita1
@taten inbfrRnfe Sgnoa9sarbeioet? !?
9uab ct ben lapeite Nlbers9reno=
le, unoer builfen bet bpr pere for=
buot at ipsiellette 8grn / 6abriter? i?
9pao ber iettes iom ben lansfe
Irbeiosbaa for Menb % &pinber,
Der lite er tulbuofsne?
@fal be Elmer. iom 2open MI
FREEZER anpenbt til @folesane, re9nes
iom en- Sci of be unse Irbeioeres
Nrbeiosbae?
Sfal Nrbeiosoasens 2enebe for
Bgrn rette fig efter beres Mlber,
% 91ennem bptlte 3tmer 1tal Mr>
beibstioen 1ettes?
9otlfe Snbifrenfnin9er ct npbpenz
oige peo Sbsieliettelie al &uinber
% 8brn | uiunoe o9 farliae Beitief>
tise,ier?
8er Staten tillabe, at &pinber %
Bdrn ipsieliettes meo 9eatarbeibe ?
3porlebeS Tan Staten bebf iuerf=
iette % 9iennemf6re be antasne Mr<
beiberlsue.
@noelis foreilaar @ro9rammet pc.
riobiife Mrbeioertonferencer iom en-
itaaenbe Snftttution.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

paa 9oueoet meo Benene tilpeirs. -
Der er gooe Stibotter en- balp Mil
fra Bpen Banferne peb ct ubtgrret
@lueleie,os mango @tilgbere bar eiort
Sop ouer 50 Sob 1anst. ioa 2ereut>
terne 9igr bet 9anfe bra, i1er ba mon
lite bar siort 8eresning poa at bli
geroens Champion, mer @porten
uoeluttenoe oriues for 6orngieliens
sfplb.- Mei, ber1om @eoattgren iful~
be BRUCE aft bette. laa ueo ie9 lite buab
men iaa er 10 o9laa ber &unftum.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

Set fongeIi9e BonbampFib Morse
afiei(er fra Seem Oort ben lite Marts,
9efld ben Soe Marts g SSlanb ben
22oe Mars. 2a9 Merfe til at 6ef<
la siorbe fin iibfe &e,le fra Mem
Sort til @briftianiano paa minbre
eno 12 9psu. Bet anbefales at fit
IRE fig BiQet III. Sfrio til g. 6.
&eterien, Sen. Basl. Net., E6ineoolz
Ia Sine. % State @treet, SEEM Sort.
eller 50 SOUTH @larf Street, @bicaz
60, SQ.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

@lem lite at ienee 8enoe, ber fnle
til Slest % Genner ! bet aamle
2ane, 9iennem bette &ontor. Seq
betaler en- COB Rurs for Deres @enz
9e. 4enpenb Dem berfor oltio til
8. 6. &eterien, % State Street,
Mem Dorf, eller 50 @outb Glars Ctr,
Gbieaso, 81.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26
@n for Meusoe Meenter ere olle:

@n for Men9oe Neenter ere olle=
reoe anfatte til at repreientere
: snallaz 2inien, men ber
er bog nosle Bper, buori ber enbuu
ingen Gsent Ct. Suis Sc er soot be,
tienbt meo be @fanoinober, Der leper
! 9eres Bp. oa pil bet betale fig Tor
Dem at bliue M9ent. @trip til 8.
8. @eterien, Sen. @asi. ast.. %
State etreet. Ne,p Yort.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

@rs. Sba @alter, en- Salon.
8asioser pua 9ampitibet rBritifb
&rinceis1, ber antom til &bilabel<
pbia fra 2iperpool ben lobe bs. Re.
git @elpmorb paa Atlanterbapet peo
at tase @ift. penoes Manb bar en-
befienbt enge1F 8icpeliit. 6un bap=
be libt meset Of Sgfpse.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26
@aper til oe 9atttoe.

Dennep, 9ieree &c.. DAT. II Neb.
ST. &ebaftpr!
9a ie9 fra Sobon 8. 6off Gorz
oenifiolb, Dttertoil Co., Minn., bar
mobtaget Bioros. fom ban bar iau1=
let o9 ienbt mig til uboe(ins blanbt
be tren9enbe Moro, Datota, gnlfer
ie9 at faa tuitteret for lomme 9iennem
9eres Blab.
9en 2loe Sanuar mootos ies
&en9e $40. Sen lite 6eb. mobto9
leg II @efte &ueoe. 5 @atfe Mel,
l 5ieroins &ipo, l &asie Jlef, 2
@tptfer 6lelt, l &asie Rlaber % 9
Bunbter &leber.
Seq oil berueo oFaeee min bierte=
li9e Eaf boabe til Soban &off % ens
buer, iom har oplabt i'm &aanb for
oisie trensenoe, ber life bar anbet at
belpnne be 9obe @ipere meb enb at
opienbe fin Eat os Bpn til Sub for
benz.
St ber nosen. iom eiuer 9l9t paa
oisie 2,nier % pil pere meb at lin=
ore Npoen for fine MeomenneFer,
iaa Ct ie9 piQis til at moota9e %
ubbele efter beofe @fipn.
Meb N9telie
@brifian @oenion, &oitmefer.
Dalton, 16 Teb. 1890.
ST. &ebattgr!
Seq er berpeo iaa fri at bebe. om
Sc pil fuittere 9iennem 9eres Blab.
for buab ie9 bar ,amlet til be upoli=
oenbe / Dofoto:
Spren &aulion. l @et 9peoe;
Die .. 0pnnine, DO; &eber Nar:
ion. / Set 6pebe % en- Bplt &leoer;
Die 8. Spinning, / @et @oeoe os
l Ouerfratfe iamt &ropiant; &nuo
Nas9aaro. l Bplt &leber; 2ars &uz
itab. / @af 9oebe; Berger @riflon,
/ DO; &arl .. Steien. / DO; Eobias
@rue 8uIbel 6oeoe; 2or6 9gl=
plabs 8ulbel 9peoe fomt 4leber;
NnberS 8er9et, DO. DO; Sbom Suerz
ion, ! 8uib. 9ueoe; Die q. 1iormon,
3 &atfer &leoer; Marit @teien, en-
Bplt &laber.
OpennRunte er inoleperet til &.
s.. BranbppIb Dalton.
Ole ge. aosian.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

&onsen af @iam berer en- 9rast,
iom er beiat meb Suueler til en- 8ers
bi af 81 Willion &roner. Sc nfiame<
fife Maieitet iiaes at pere en- bm
@9tefalle for fine 800 6uitruer %
en- COB 5aber for fine 81 Bgrn.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26
@ergas Galls Mgsblad
nofommer 6ber Gafoae.
u. eotem, ll6gtGer.
eubffrtpttorS>rt8 $3.50 for 1 glar. betalt
I Torifno, ellers $500.
FERGUS FALLS UGEBLAD.
The only Norwegian newspaper in
northwestern Minnesota.
A. SoLEM, Publisher.
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter.

@on9re8ien befemte imanba9s, at
Beroensuofi0in9en 1892 ffal afbol<
beS | Chicago. Ser foretoses otte
Iffemnin9er. @eo ben 1ibfe bapbe
@bicogo 157 @temmer. Metpgorf 107.
ct. Souls 25 % @o1bin9ton 18.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

Sire 8brn miiteoe 2iuet peb en-
ssloebrano / &in9fon, Ontario ben
20oe bs. 8e99e Jorelorene Tom og<
iaa ttlifaoe, 6aeeren iaa ilbe, at bet
anto9es, at ban piloe bp.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-02-26

Olympia. @aibin9ton. 1Sbe Teb.
st 5orIa9 ON Suofgrelie al bet
ouitralife &aleipitem bleu ,bas peo,
ta9et af Senatet.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27

containing a sugar basin, water bottle,
can of alcohol and couple of glasses
and spoons. The writing sts&k on the
center table was the size OF q platter such
as turkey is served from, and the glue
pot and ink bottles had the capacity of a
pint measure.
The only books on the table were 8
dictionary and messengers tariff guide.
There was no cloth on the tables, no
tides on the chairs and 10 bric-a-brac 70
be broken or busted. Stained glass pan
els filled the upper windows and delicate
silk sash curtains the lower lights. The
appointment of den of this sort is
worth about $500. and is referred 10 as a
hole in the wall where a bothered and
tired man may escape the horrors Of
housekeeping, neighb0r,y calls, piano
solos, elocuuon and baby talA.-New
York Letter.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27
he Wasn't sarinr q Word.

The fo flowing correspondence was
opened b. dispatch from a snail town
ten miles down the river from Akron, O..
NEw PokrAsz- O.. Aug. 2-CLiet o. Police
Akron. O: Unknown fSateT taken fToE riTei
here TO-DAY ~ rno-e--e awaiting iSeu-.1ca-io1
BoTzrx MARSHA!
Akron, o, aug. e-Nsrshsl Bctzun- Ne-
Portage. o: Wire ve-y b-iely IaO-s character
istic marks FOR id=ntI1scat.on.
hEx3lo. Ca.sf o. Po,scs
NEv PoE-AGE. o. Aug 2-Cllss; hsndlg, Akron
O.: Wore colplste SIT, excepting hzt
BoTE--G MARSHAL
AxEcx. o. Auz 2--Iarshzl Penn. New
Portag=, O.. Was ne also acz. AMI dumb
rCor-ct1 EESr15. C1iAt
NV PcgTAsz- o Azg 2-Chiei As-d-g. Akroa
O. Ne cd ro. say BsrzCz MArsAsL
tCo.lsctl
Chicago Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27

LanGlsr4-Eessex stat Ar. ouibeA
An rAe biz brEsG se here Rszt month
Rssurs~z-TEese's 8 good may here
nov. Tk1-'s Why ] thought Fd ga
nsz-oSs Free PFes&
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27
Total Depravity Of Youth.

A lad OF going into tae police station
the other night told a pitiable story, say
ing that his father 20 abused him that
he had run away from his home IN Rome,
n. y. The police pitied him. and after
giving him a supper tucked him away
comfortably IN a bed The next morn
ing a man who lived only a few doors
from the station wandered IN and in
CURED for his son. He was told that
only one child was there, poor hteiz
fellow from New York state. who had
been badly treated 81 home. be natu-
ally felt for the child. and expressing a
desire 10 sre him he was escorted 70 tie
bed. when lie recognized the sleeper Is
MS missing son
he angrily demanded an explanatioZ
Jakey forgot a. about the cruel Rome
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27
Arguing a Teehnicnl,,r

The eagerness with which LAWYERS
Jump at technicalities to help out theiY
cases. no matter how absurd the techpi-
cal point may be, Is matter Of wonder.
ment to laynen. Some illustration Of
this tendency of the legal profession a
given nearly every day in the courts in
8 more or less laughsble form. A few
days ago a lawyer who was trying In thu
supreme court 70 secure the release on n
writ of habeas corpus Of a man who had
been committed for some misdemeanor
raised the point that the commitment
stated that the crime occurred Sept IL
$50. and that consequently the statute
Of limitations freed his client from pun
ishment on account Of il. The opposing
lawyer argued IN opposition to this view,
and the judge Gravely held that the
point could not be sustained. New
York Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27
A GENTLEMAN'S DEN.

Room in which the Man of the House
Dies just Whatever Pleases Him.
The "gentlemans den" is a new de-
partment in the decorators emporium
For q long time we have had the priv
ilege of seeing chambers. parlors, living
and dining rooms made dp IN shop win
dows with the incest regard for detail
and accuracy imaginable. Now comes
the novelty in the shape of an ideal for
a cen, where the man of the house can
do as he hkes-smoke till his ewes are
blind and the lining of his mouth peels
and where his books, papers and slippers
are safe from the destroying hand of the
houSemaid. The model represented by
local firm shows a study in hand
painted English cotton. that cool. clean
fabric covering the walls. In the cell
ing, bOrdered with the palest blue cloth,
were figures from the pyramids in pict-
uresque groups. The frieze. also of print
ed cotton, is two feet wide. and repre-
sents a study from the hieroglyphics.
The floor Is stained brown and a
couple Of India rugs half cover il. The
furniture, while sparse, is substantial
and every piece served a purpose. For
instance, the three chsirs are large, easy
and luxurious; the Turkish couch. also
cotton covered, is provided with a dull
red pillow and silver plush ana leopard
skin slumber robe that would stand any
amount Of rough usage for ten years at
least. On an Oriental coffee table the
smokers articles were displayed and
near by stood blackened iron crane
with kettle on the hook. The only at
tempt at decoration was a small bamboo
cabinet stained with walnut Juice and
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27

Turpentine and black varnish IA the
blackins used by hardware dealers fos
protecting stoves FROM rust. II put On
properly it viii last through the seaeon.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27

1sUner ana rrewnIeI IN ANTICIPATION OF
the reception awaiting him at home.
When Serge ant Logan heard that he had
been wastir pity and good victuals on
the lad he felt trife queer. and did not
regain his c oInposure until the pstter Of
a shingle accompanied by suppressed
sobs and yells hoated ont Of a house
near by ar 1 fell ike music on his ear
Pittsburg Commercial Gazette.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27
A STAMPEDE OF CATTLE.
A WILD RACE IN THE DARKNESS
WITH A HERD OF 1900.

A Sends,rfoot's Thrilling Experience on
tI,e PIadns of New Mexico-Riding at
Breakne,.k Speed and Only Half Clad.
The Horse Instinct Tested.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27

Times.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27

When Mrs william Hall, Of Green
field. was doing her morning work the
other day she found that . tramp had
Alept on her pest bsd through the night
withoo, troubling to take OF rs boots,
ard hA4 stsleH q ring and 3 few tZ1nkets
before leaving. How ss got lEte the
house is not Known, but II Il thought hs
went II before me hOuse was locked up
n the evening Cor. sPvInghsld EeDaD-
lin
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27
These Fast Boats.

Ny. Leonard Franklin-You came over
on one Ct the record breakers, dicn' I
You?
Mr.. Thomas WhitA-Yes, Sir; seven
DAYS after we left Queenstown / was in
nv house IN New York.
Mr. Leonard Frsnklin-Seven dsysl
thought you made the tTip IN less than
SIX.
Mr.. Thomas White-Fm counting the
time waited on the dock for my bag
gage.-PuCk
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27

Chief Of Police Crowley, az san Fran
CISCO. who has been a. the head OF he
police Gepsy1D.sEt for eighteen years.
A. lied strong indic11HsC: against zoe
Chinese Of that cry. be SAYS the chi
nese there commit more crimes aga e.
TIE law IN proportion 70 tneiT nuIn s-eT
than any Tsce or community, and ne
de-ectioH o. the perYsTrat7-s Of slcE
czir-=H Il zaor. aiEscul. shza zee delec-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27

ton Of criminals or any otner class, be
cause Cinnamon refuse 10 disclose the
identity Of their criminals. They have
no regard for the obligations Of an oa.h
and are becoming more vicious and i'm
moral year by year The chief favors
the removal of the Chinese quarter
Exchange
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27
u VIC IIIVINI IthIU =


Here was predicament. In the middle
Of the prairie, shoeless and shivering with
cold, not knowing in what direction to 90
10 reach camp, and my horse blown with
his fearful run. Knowing the instinct of
horses dropped the bride reins and suf-
fered him 70 10 where he would
He promptly wheeled around and start
ed of on a slow trot, which he kept up for
about fifteen minutes. | knew we were
camped on the bank of the river, and sup
posed that be would go in that direction,
but wishing to test his instinct | turned
him from his chosen course, and to nv dis
may he complied and started off in the
new direction just as willingly [ tested
HIM from every point of the compass, and
he seemed to go in any direction just as
willingly.
gave up IN despair then, and concluded
TO keep him moving until daylight, when
KNEW could find the river. On he trotted.
while began TO curse the fate that ever
led me to become a COW puncher. After
riding, should judge, an hour | was de-
lighted to find myself on the river bank:
but then a new question arose, Was the
camp before me or behind me? Again |
tested the horse. He would 90 up or down.
Just as / pleased. peered through the
darkness trying TO look for anything that
might serve as a guide, when afar off in
the distance saw faint light which grew
10 tiny blaze and then died out. Where
there was light there must be life. and
with renewed hope | galloped off in that
direction, and about ten minutes later had
the satisfaction OF seeing the canvas top OF
the mess wagon looming up before me.
We were the only two of the outfit who
reached camp that night. The others, like
myself, had chased the cattle until thev
scattered, and had spent the night in q
vain search for camp. Daylight found
many of them travelling in an entirely op-
posite direction, and one nearly ten miles
from his destination
Messengers were dispatched TO a ranch
across the river and to another twenty
miles away. Men were sent TO our assist
anoe, and with force Of twenty COWBOYS
the scattered cattle were rounded up IN
TWO DAYS, and we continued our iourney,
having lost but six head in the wild STAN
pede.
Evidences Of the Wild rush of the cattle
were plentiful in the broken horns, and
two cSrcssses were found almost trampled
10 a jelly. The poor brutes, exhausted,
had fallen to the ground. only to be cut to
pieces by the sharp hoofs Of their COM
panions. -Four times they stampeded be-
fore Springer was reached, but the STAN
pedes fortunately occurred on clear nights
and were stopped with little difficulty
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-09-27

NAen BABY Was SICK. we gave her Castorfa,
When she was a Child, she cried for CastoriA
When she became Miss, she chung 20 CaStoria,
When she had Children. she gave them "a storiA
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-03
CRISP CONVERSATIONS.

B Volcanoes rarely, if ever, are more
than five miles deep.
The eye Of the beetle has upward of
twenty-five thousand facets.
| a paper in Canton estimates that u.s.
1000 people die in China every year by
fire and flood.
The five elevators in the Eiffel tower
Hmadea profit of S1,200O00 during the
French exposition.
The coat shirt is said to be the latest.
1t is open in front all the way down, is
made to fit the figure and does not have
to be pulled over the head.
The greatest elevation ever attained by
balloonist was $1,000 feet, or about
seven miles. The ascent was made Sept.
5, 1852, at Wolyerhampton, England.
ssAn Englishman has invented q desk
for persons travelling that is fixed in.
such a way that it remains steady in
spite Of any swaying Of the boat or
train.
The average watch is composed of i75l
different pieces, comprising upward Of
400 separate and distinct operations In
its ,naaufartnre The EaIsuse wheel
ilsslE ,55s rifles ns ysass
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-03
unmoris, Electsd Mayor.

MILWAUKEE, April 2.-In the NUM-
cipal election here, the Democrats
elected their entire ticket. George w.
Peck, the proprietor of Peck's Sun,
Democratic candidate for mayor, has a
plurality over Brown, Republican, Of
5000.
Brown is thu present mayor and was
a candidate Sfor reelection. n. 5.
Murphy, who was the late Matt Car
penter's law partner, headed third
the Citizens, The chief issue in
the election was the Bennett compul-
sorv education law. The Protestants
favor the law while the Catholics wish
il repealed. Mr.. Peck was understood
to side with the repeal of the law. The
fight on the Bennett law is expected to
have an influence i'll stat, politics.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-03
Democrats Carry Chicago.

CHICAGO, April 2.-The Democrats
elected their entire ticket here for as
SCISSORS, collectors, clerks, supervisors
etc. in all the towns of the city, the
north, south ana west towns, and FOL
the first time in the history of Chicago
there is not Republican town officer
in the territory bounded by the old
limits. The Democrats elected twenty
aldermen and the Republicans twenty
one. One Citizens candidate and one
independent candidate for alderman
were also elected. The next council
will be tie with Mayor Cregier, DEM
ocrat, to cast the deciding vote.
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-03
nisco,nfors at Greenrille.

GREENv1LLE, Miss, Apri! 2.-The
water has not made much additional en-
sroauhments, but the heavy rain has
added greatly to the discomfort of the
situation. The water is now higher at
some places outside the levee than in
the river, and is pouring back into the
stream. 1t is also going back through
the Otfut crevasse into the river. This
lessons the danger here, but the Easton
crevasse is still pouring water out over
the country. There has been no loss Of
live stock. The mayor has appointed q
committee to aid any one who may be
in distress. The Cotton Exchange
adopted resolutions contradicting the
sensational and unfounded reports as to
the seriousness of the situation here.
Should the flood subside within thirty
days good crop can be made, and the
effects OF the overflow will then be felt
a year from now. The river is sta
tlOQlry,
Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va) 1886-1890, 1890-04-03
powa er.y Speaks at Hartford.

HARTFORD, Conn, April ct. v.
Powderly spoke at Allen hall last night
to a large audience of working men.
Mayor Root and other prominent men
occupied seats on the platform. Mr;
Powderly spoke chiefly on the aims and
principles of the Knights of Labor.
He said they favored eight hours day,
the naturalization of railroads. equal
compensation to both sexes for equal
work, the freeing to the people OF land
now held for speculation and the Au'
stralian ballot system.