davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

9olb buob bu lober. Ser fortel=
les ON en- 6erre, iom bar befienbt
for at boloe minbre, enb ban lopebe,
at ban nnber ct Befe9 bos 8reiioent
2incoln lopebe &refibentens lille
Sgn ct foitbart Gmptte, ban bar / ct
Rieoe ON 9alien, bpis @utten pilbe
iibbe paa bans Rne. @utten gil inb
paa 9ilbubet. Da ben fremmebe
&erre retite fig for at saa, iasbe 2in=
coin til bam: nEenter Sc at bolhe
bet 2bfte, Sc gap min @ut?" r9pil>
tet 8Bfte?" iasoe ben fremmebe. r9e
lopeoe 10 at 9iue bam bet 6mptfe
oer." rMei, bet fan ieg itfe." ia9be
ben fremmeoe; noet er lite blot foit=
bart men osiaa ct 5amilietlenobie" !.
,@ip BAN oet", ia9be Mr. 2incoln,
uie9 oil lite, at min Sgn ital tro, at
ies unoerboloer fig meo nogen, iom
lite taaer 3enipn til fit Orb. Sen
fremmeoe 9erre blep rpb, gap @utten
Smptfet og fiernebe fig meo en- 2ere,
iom ban ient 9lemte, fig fe(u til
Straf os anbre til Nbuariel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

Morbiite Blabe: Cattle @orben er
en- aammel biftoriit Nntituitet % bar
peret Bibne til mansen en- Scene,
iom banner ct Mfinit al sanoets 6i>
torie. s Naret 1924 blep 2afopetz
te ber feiflie mootaget. Eli bans
9@re blep Der afbo1bt ct slimrenbe
Bal, peo builfen 2eilisbeb Bpsnin<
gen uar illumineret paa bet preeti9z
ite. 2isnenoe Geftltabeber ere afz
bolbte bet for andre Datibens be-
rbmte @eno, iaaleoes 1882 for
&reiioent Sadion, / 184s for @enrp
Clap os mango flere; lieeleoes bar
oer oeret afbolbt fore politiite Gor>
iamlin9er, bpor Daniel @ebfer o9
andre bar optraabt iom 3olere.
Cattle Gardens 9iitorie iom 1beoter,
Roniertbal % Dperabus bespnber i
1847. S 1850 bar bet. at Sennp
2inb unber 8arnums arrangement
CAB ben bersmte aoniert, iom enbnu
omtales ,om en-, eneftaaenoe Suc,
ces / Me,p Oorts Runfbiforie.
Duer 5000 Menneifer bare till
ftebe % ben Mobtaaelle % bet Bi.
falb, iom blep ben ibenite Natter8al
tilbel, oar no9et faa itorartet, at bet
ct li9efrem ,lmuliat at finoe ct Sibe=
fptfe oertil. Den par onerpelbenbe
% srenbiebe neiten til bet abiurbe.
III be fore Gunner, ben ipenlte
@aneerinbe rians inb", itientebe bun
$4,000 til pel9lbrenbe Jormaal /
9te,p Dorf. Den bpiefe Snbte9t
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

Broiesfor 8. 6rffmon i Bien bar
ubarbeioet en- Statifit oper Gelp>
morb. vi benne tremsoar BET, at
Selnmorbene tiltaser en- ubpsselis
Grab inoen ole Samfunbstlasier
Som 9opeoaarias aneiues ct baarli=
8ere l1bfon,me beo Giben af en forsz
get Mpbeliesipse. Men en- betpoz
uinasfulb Relre ipiller osiaa bet
,1maabelise Nltobolforbrus. sos be
auerfleite paa Sunbbeospulitiets Jor,
anfaltnins pbbucereoe @elpmorbere
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12
fergus 6alls atgshlad
ubiomwer 6btr Gasoas.
Il. 9otem, ilb8tDtr.
6ubitrtptiaH8prt8 $3.50 tor / Mar. betalt
t 6orffuo, elfer8 $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.

bar paa ben anben &oniertaften.
&unitnerinben fit for tit @ebfommer1=
be alene $4,000. s Maret 1855
blep Cattle @arben nebla9t fom Ebe>
aterzo9 &oniertlotale % git oa ouer
til ben mere proiaiife 5tiuin9 iom
2anbinssp1abs for @misranter.
Duer 10 Millioner MenneFer bar /
be forl6bne glar 9aoet i9iennem oen8
&orte for at ipae 2ptfen i bet forfeit
tebe 2anb. Sen lobe Suli 1875
brenote BDeninsen af. Sc iolibe
Mure bleu bog faaenbe % meb en-
l1bsift al $50, 900 bleu ben after OPP
bp9eet i ben Stitfelle. fom ben bar
ben 9og Dag. 9uab Der nu fal
bliee af ben samle Bpsnin9, lisser
fnlbitanbis bet B1ao, % bpem beeo,
maaite ben .samle Seem Dorfer"s
sSSbe om at ombanne ben til ct s5olfe=
forlpitelie Acknowledgement, inorettet eff
ter Nutioens Torbringer, pil blipe
siort til @irfelisbeb. Ser er ubenz
tuipl Money in it,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

@eorg &ennan par / Dulutb iibfe
use os bolbt Goreoraa ON fine @eiier
! @ibirien. Bet iises, at ban aster
at 9aa til ct. 8etersburg, ba ban bar
tilbubt ben teiierlise @eeierin9 at be-
piie oft, boab ban bar ia9t euer fire.
pet ON be foruife8 Misbanbling.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

Ser meooeles fra @ai6inston. at
ber 8aar &p9ter ON, at @fdnbinaber>
ne ber Staten o9ter at opftille 8ice>
@unerngr u. 6. &ice eller Rnute
Melion iou @upernbrfanbioat foms
men be Balg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

bar mon funbet @por al Mlfobolfor>
siftnins. g1erpesos @ialsipsbomme
fremtreser osiaa bpppis iom Naria<
ger, % bet bar pift fig, at Tilbpielis>
beben til @elpmorb ct rent ub arpe<
Zig it,nan9e 5amilier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

Tolbreform. Ser meboeles fra
@aibiu9ton. at &epreientantbufet
bar ueotaget ct Torilas ON at leaee
Snoferielstolo paa 81 % Salm.
Toloen paa So er 81 os paa 6alm
50 pit. 9on.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

Gcre. Sn9en boibe Settlere faar
2ou til at nebiatte fig poa @eieroa=
tionerne, fbr alt bet forbereoenoe
Nrbeibe Ct abfprt. % 2anbet er ers
neret Marfebet % ubbubt til 6alg.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

Stanoinaperne Chicago oeter at
armoSe ben norite @e9ierins ON at
bpsse ct 8itinseitib % ienbe bet til
@eroensuofiqinseu iom ben mef
pasfenbe neutrality-suspicious..
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

@innipes ste Marts. st Gorilas
ON at afftaffe be farFilte tatbolite
Sto1er, ioa ioas bleD fremiat i Ma>
nitobas 2e9islatur, bar ooft ben bef>
tisfte 8epeselie % oil iaRbipnlispis
babe aluorlige 5Blser. @tatsabpo<
tat Martine, iom bar en- for Maio~
ritet 2e9iSloturen, fi8es at pere be-
itemt paa at tbripe 5orIaset ieiennem,
ielp ON bet Fuloe fbre til &ri9.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

NGel &aulien fpler fig itte iaa bier=
tebrubt ooer at babe tabt for Mc@or,
mid, iom ber er iaat. @an flyer, at
ban er lite itanb til at lpbe iaa bur>
tis fom f6r, men ban ct enonu be-
tra9tet iom &erbens bebfe &unts
Fbiter. Set pil tase BAN en- Maa:
neo at eiere op fin Gorretnine. 6an
pil berpaa sibre en- Eur til 8aciic<
&piten os fe iaa meset al Nmerifa
iom mnlist, fsr ban braser biem.
Maar ban tommer til &riitiania, pil
ban opertase Befprelien al 6amilien
&auliens Melforretniu9, iom nu be.
ftpre8 at en- pn9re 8rober.
(Minneop. Eribune.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

Sra @erbeben af Eronbbiem,
Norse, meooeles, at Der bar ub>
iprunsne 8lomiter ubenfor Binbuer<
ne ben 9be 5ebruar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12
gnblaneet.

| - Wv SS41SUS4A
2pu@niusen at &ans Dtion i
Grempealeou gountp, Wisconiin,
fioftteben Mopember bill faa fit Otter.
ipil. @osen Fal nu for @etten. @n
af 9opebmenbene / benne 8olbs shans.
ling bar erflnret fig itplbis / Moro.
On anben af be iammeniuorne, .. 6.
@letto, er osiaa antlaset for Moro.
liseiac Berta M. Dlfon os DIE S.
9anion, ben mprbebe @anbs 6ufru
o9 @bn., iom, iaa unoerlis bet ipnes.
par meboelaetise 5ammeniuarsel.
fen mob 9ans O1fon. @n anben al
9pn@erne, Gilbert Dlfon, Dor faaet
Nntlo9en for Morb toaet iilba9e, men
ban faar belle Stiebne meb omfrins
20 andre. Der er antloeet for @olb.
Mefen a1e 9eltasere benne bierte>
lbie os srulomme &anblins bar
,torFe.
- st enself Spuoitat bor fibbt
3. @. @beelers @tibsperft / 8eft
Bap @itp, Mi@isan, for 81 Millien
9oQars. @neelsmenbene tenter paa
at uhuibe @erftet, iaa bet fommer til
at ouer9aa ale andre &erfter peo be
fore Snoiger. gn enaelf Nbuotat
afIuttebe 9anbelen, % ban fit
500, 900 for fit Brpoeri.
- gbicaso Ste Marts. Daniel
Dalp, en- @olitimanb, iom blep ram>
met &opebet al ct @tptfe af ben
8ombe, fom blep .fafet / 9apmarfet,
oplpbet, ct nplis blepen uanuittis
iom Jglse al ben Sfabe, han ben<
gang erboIot, os 1enot til ct priuat
Mipl.
= @u Snopanorinsstomite 5lo>
rioa bar taset paa fig at foripne
1000 Jamilier / @taten meb 9ieneite=
piaer fra Morse os @uerise. &emi>
teen bar fore,pur9t bos Nutboriteterne
/ @aibin9ton, ON SmYurt al Eiene=
tepi9er pil bliue tiQabt, e1er ON bet
fommer ino unoer 8eitemmelien ON
&cntrattarbeioe Snopanbrinsslo<
ben.
- @pbber op. @ainspiQe, 9eras,
8be Marts. Marsaret Cane, en- 30
@ar sammel Riempefpinoe, rpooebe
i9aar op Maporens &onter. Jor
nosle 9ase fben blep benbes Monb
multteret af 8praabet. &l. 10 igaar
tom bun ino paa &ontoret til Mopo.
rem og bubf(etteoe bam meb fin ifarpe
9unse. 9enne befalebe 8olitimanb
6obertion at arrefere 6euoe, men FUN
CAB &olitimanoen en- Maiefpoer, iaa
ban itupte | @ulpet. 9fu Tom 8nab%
pofat 9all inb os pilbe bolbe @tpr
paa benoe, men bun lasoe osiaa bam
i @ulpet. Set famine peberfores
@ogoren, oa ban pilbe tase Sat paa
benoe. Derpaa gao bun benz Suling
al1e tire % fafeoe benz ub al @ereliet.
S fit &aieri reo BUN of fig fere
&leontn9sfptfer. Menbene ct tens
meltg mofulerebc / g(niistet efter
&en.
- Marquette, Mi6iaan, Ste
Marts. Erenrgperen og Morberen
geimuno 9ol5bap, fom er bbmt til
lipsuorist 5ensiel, truebe isaar meb
at orabe tsrit &ostmeieren os ber-
paa en- al 5an9erne. 9a man bapbe
en- Mistanfe ON, at ban ppnieoe paa
at brpoe ub al 5ensi1et, fit @astme>
fteren Befalins til at brinse bam til
Deputy <8arbens &ontor, for at ban
fnnoe unberibges. Saainart 5ansen
par fommen uo al @ellen, Fog ban
ben penitre 9aano runot &a9tmeie<
renS gals, os meo ben bsire 9aanb
eros ban en- frpstelis Rnip % iasbe,
at en- af benz MI 11aatte bb. Ser
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12
NRiuuefota.

~SvSSSSSVSAW>
9iamantbrbltnp. st 9iamant.
brp1up er en- uiebpanlis Besiuenbeo.
Bet Ct en- Sielbeabeb, at bet bliuer
Ct Gstepar forunbt ! tre Gieroeoele
af ct Marbunorebe at lepe fammen %
meo Taa!mobisbeb % Jorbraselia=
beb at belle 2iuets mansebaanbe Eli.
Riffelier; men bette bar bog peret
Eilfeloet meb Mr. % Mrs. Mnbreip
anber1on Eo,pn Of Cannon @itp,
&ice Co., Minn., Der ben 22oe Sc
bruor feirebe tit Gsteiabs 75be Narsz
bog. @n lisuenbe 6eit er ianbipn<
ligois atbris fpr bleeet feiret inben
Stotens @renier. Mr. Nnberion
% bans 9uffru uopanoreoe fra Nor<
se omtrent 25 Nar fioen, og peo fin
Infomf til 2anbet boiatte be fig fit
nuprrenoe 9iem. Mr. Nnberion ct
SO Aar 9ammel % bans 9uitru ct
osiaa fine 80 Nar. Sc bapee ubitebt
Snbbpbelier til en- talris Sfare af
&enner % betienote, iom inofanot fig
tor at elebe fig meb be enbnu fprise
samle. @fterat babe tilbrast en- bps<
9eli9 Stunb meo Brubeparret, oroe
@ieiterne biem, bnltenbe 8ruo %
Bruosom enonu mango 1ptteli9e
9aae. (,Mmerita".)
Marcus Sobnion upertog 2br>
bag @mbebet iom Collector al Suters
nal &euenue efter Sherman.
= Mrs. 2ei(a 2B. @ol1er of ct.
Saul bar anlo9t Sas mob .Minnea=
polls syournal" for erefrenfenbe l1b,
ta1elier os forlaneer $25o0e / eta.
oeseritatninS.
- 1873 @ettlere 8olt, Mar1balI
% 4ittion Counter bar ienot en- @e>
tition til @enatet ON. at Manitoba<
fompasuiets @rau paa @ienbomsret
til beres 9anb unber en- paaitaaet
9auberant maa bliue unoeripst.
&ind(ep 6te Marts. sSobn
Olion, en- al @us Sertons 4pmmer>
bugsere oeo Rettle @iuer, blep ram>
met 9opebet at en- @ren al bet Ere,
ban felote, nseb ben 5Bl9e, at ban
bpbe unberpeis, mebens mon braste
bam bib. &on nar omfrins so Aar
sammel os usift.
= Saut Center Ste Marts. Sc
nator 8enrp &eller er @a{binston
ter at igse @atent for fin Dpfinoelie
af Biuoer.9mine al 6alm. Set paa-
faces, at oenne Epine er bebre enb
ben, Der tiluirfes of Manilla. Sen
bill bliue fabriteret Der.
~ Ser fanbt en- 9anEe alporlis
5tiermpbiel Steo mellem @tuosnter=
ne neo @amline l1niperiitet forleben.
Sc bapoe faaet iftano en- feitlis @am.
mentomit, Der ffulbe ofiluttes meb ct
Jeftmaaltib, men n1eoens enbel af be
unse 9amer % 6errer bar beiiefti=
gebe meo literere 9ueller, par Der
enbel anbre, iom brbb inb i bet &ez
re1le, bpor &aserne os andre Maopa<,
rer Dor forparebe, % bar benz til
2aboratoriet. Dette bleo inart OPP
baset % maatte itarffes. &lubber
% Rieppe blep anpenote, % &sn
blep tilibf alminbelis. Manse blep
iaareoe. @n BRAT fit Ben paa to
Steber peb at bliue fafet neb eien=
mem Erapperne. 9ererne % Befp:
relien tenfte life fra fgrit al at blans
be Jig inb Nf1ren, men oa enbel af
Stnbenterne git iaapibt, at be fort>
fatte Spettatlerne unber ct ienere
8bnnemboe, maatte be sribe inb, %
enbel af nroitifterne bleB miblerti<
bist bortpife fra Stolen.
9afota.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12
9afota.

Boftor St. .. Branbt fra Deuel
gountp, Spb.9 9afota. er af @upernBr
Nelette ubnRpnt til @eblem af 6to=
lebefprelien for Gpb.D Dafota.
Gn norf Rone, Mrs. 6alpur
Anieni 9atton, 9torb.D Datota. er fat
nnber Eiltale for Manbbrab % ftillet
,lnber Bomb. 6un er anflaset for
,lnber Rpinbernes Mnfatb paa Galoo=
men berhebs for EN- 1ib fiben at bape
ilaaet @aloonnlanb g. g. 2ommen i
6opebet meb en- 9ammer, iaa ban
bgbe berof. Der tales % 1ripes
meget ON Gagen oeroppe.
2otteribiden isien. 8ismar d, SC.
s. lobe Marts. gn anben 2otteri=
Sid ital fomme op isien imprsen eller
iopermor9en. Der fses, at Staten
iial faa $50, 900 aarlis % en- enbba
tbrre cum for bet fbrite liar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

@lenois 9ilfanb b1anbt Snoianer>
ne. @innipe9 Ste Marts. Ser for
tel1es igr9eli8e 6itories,um Sult og
Nrmob blonbt Snbidn6taR paa 8eace
@iper @eierpationen .nsdOe ifal pere
faa uomosret os affrafttt, at be life
CT iiono iii at saa paa Sa9t os bar
benfalbt til Mennefeeberi. @n
Wtano, iom bar reift sjennem &eier=
pationen, fjeuoer til TO Eilfeloe, bopr
be uoiultebe Stnfler baobe for9rebet
fig paa fine Meomenneifer. 1an
iaQoe, at buis life &e9ierinaen 9igr
no0et for at linore MDoen blanot
bem, uil be o(le fomme til at bb.
Snflaen5a bor o9iaa uo,ettet for
Dbel99selie blanbt benz.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

SEEM Dorferblabet Sun" bapbe
forleben en- Mrtifel, oer opto9 fefs
@palter ON &eu. s. .. @itt Eal=
mage. Blabet fremfgrer ferte 8e=
lplbninger mob 8aitoren, iom {. st.
at ban bar aflast falit SD for 8roof<
lpns &resbpterp, at ban bar brubt
Rontrafter % Nftaler, naar Der er
&ense at tiene peo bet, at ban. oritfer
Sin efter Eemperance.S .Soreoras. ug
at bon bar iolat lit Napn til iaafalb=
falbte retisiple Bigger.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1890-03-12

al pr9oe I'D al 6en91let, TT Sa9tnte>
iteren 8efalins til at brinse bam til
9eputpzBarbens &ontor, for at ban
fnnbe unberibses. Saainart s5ansen
par tommen uo af gellen, ilog ban
ben penfre 9aano runbt &astmeae>
rens gals, og meo ben bsire 9aanb
brog ban en- frpstelis Rnip % iasbe,
at en- af benz MI maatte bB. Ser
blep nu fenbt Buo efter 9eputp.8 8ar>
ben 9oulep, fom fom % tos @iste
paa Gansen meb en- &ife. Wten
oenne bolbt &a9tmefteren torau fig
iom ct Siiolb, faa 9eputp.8arbeH
lite tur6e fpbe. So be baobe faaet
iaalebes en- Gtuub, ileb @oetmefteren
fig lbs og 1bb offteb forfu1st af &ol5,
baD. So benne iaa, at &ostmeferen
pilbe unofomme, anfalbt ban en- an=
ben Janse, bpem ban truebe paa fans
me Maabe. Seller life M funbe
Deputp,8arben ffbee, ba &ol5bap
befteoe fig bag lin Mebfanse. @fter
ct 8ar Eimers Jorlpb fit enbelig
Deputp. @arben Mnlebnins til at fem
be ct Stuo sjennem 6o15baps bbire
9aanb, mebens bennes Dpmerfiom.
beb for ct Dietlit par benpenbt pao
ct 8ar anore. euslen req bort fire
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-21
SPECULATIVE.
The Marketwas Fouyaut at Opening, but Closed
Weak-ComparIson of Net Advances
for the Week.
STecial TO the Gazette.

sTecial to the Gazette.
New YORK, Sept. 2D.-The market was fairly
strong at opening, particularly for Missouri Pa
cifc, Atchison and other roads affected by either
or both of the reports relative to the formation
OF the Southwestern association, and to the pur-
chase Of the Colorado Midland and possibly Rio
Grande Western by the AtChiSOn. The report of
the tailu:e OF a London bank ana m unfavoTable
construction put upon 81. PtUI's recent pCr-
chase, and en- especially unfavorable report of
the wheat situation were among the factors
which caused reaction III the last hour, on which
prices declined TO the C.Oss.
The Chronicle reports the net earnings of l26
roads fer July to have decreased SIS, ,3ig as a
result OF deere a>ed rates on large tonnage. The
gross earnings show large increase. Opera
own story, comment is unnecessary. July is
the first month this year tor which earnings
show i decrease.
The London bank which is reported to have
failed was the Cape of Good Hope bank. Its
capital was G7,u,0
Important net advances as compared with
prices week ago: Sugar trusts. 81; Tennessee
coal. 3; Chicago gas, rs; Columbus, Cleveland,
Cincinnati and st. Louis, pa; Lake Erie and
Western preferred, 2. Missouri Pacific, K;
Pullman. 2; Lake Shore, ~; Canada southern,
lasi Louisville and Nashville. I3s; Wheeling
and Lake Erie preferred, 49, Pa Ifc Mail, Jer-
sey Central, Northwest anu Chesapeake and
Ohio, each la4; New England, u; lead trusts
and Texas tactic. l; AtchIson, -: New York
Central, -; Manhattan, =; Reading, =. De-
cllned-Oregon Short Line pa; Delaware and
Hudson, 2; St. Paul, IS.; North American,
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-21
Travis Lily Whites.

Special to the Gazette.
AUSTIN, TEX, Sept. 2O.-The Lily Whites, or
straight white Republicans, held a meeting in
the county courtroom this afternoon aad were
called to order by Judge Amos P. Foster. who
stated the object of the meeting to be to place
in the field a straight white Republican county
ticket against the mixed ticket nominated by
the county Republican convention sometime
ago. The following ticket was nominated:
County Judge, ]. NJ. Breckenridge; county al
torney, j. B. Cassidy; collector, A. B. Polon;
assessor, T. W. Nolan; sheriff, James Eddy;
district clerk, J. B. Rogers; treasurer, G. CauI-
field. There was not negro in the convention.
The colored brother was ignored.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-09-21
BLAINE VERSUS REED.

Secretary Blaine's letter to the Boston
editor, emphasizing the need for reciproc-
ity is the retort courteous to Reeds re-
lection of the Aldrich senate amendment
incorporating the crudely fashioned idea
in the tariff bill. Some expressions of
severely critical nature in the letter are
aimed squarely at Reed and Mckinley,
especially the former, since the latter is
not now strictly speaking, presidential
quantity. The letter is evidently in
tended to correct the notion of those who
think that the speakers recent victory in
the first district of Maine was triumph
over j. G. B;aine as n political rival, or
that it was or is calculated to overthrow
the political breastworks behind which
that astute political strategist means to
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CHARGED WITH FRAUD.
Fort Smi tn Telegraph Editor Arrested,
Wanted at Bonham for SwIndllng.

Fort smi tn Telegraph Editor Arrested,
Wanted at Bonham for swindling.
Special to the Gazette.
FORT SMITH, ARK, Sept 2O.-Louis A. Petit,
telegraph editor of the Morning Times of this
city was arrested last night about IL O'Clock
while at his desk in the office aad committed to
Jail on information from the sheriff of Fannin
county, Tex, who is looked for tonight with
the necessary requisi tion papers to take him to
Bonham, Tex, where he is charged with swim
ding Petit statement is that three years ago
he was working in printing Office in Bonham
when the prohibition war was on. The paper
he was with had made private confidential con-
tract with the ants, which contract was divulged
to the pros. and Petit was charged with Civ
ing it away
The accusation was so bitter and unjust that
Petit brought suit for damage and judgment for
S7O0O and after appeal to the supreme court on
second trial got judgment for 5000. The lawyers
who prosecutor the case for contlnglnal fee
were entitled to half the amount Petit COM
promised, as he says, his half of the judgment
for $500. When the lawyers came for their half
the parties claimed full settlement with Petit,
and there the issue was joined, Mr.. Petit
denying any settlement but for himself. Mr..
Petit came to Fort Smith one day last week,
coming from the Hot Springs Daily Globe. where
he was engaged as reporter during the month OF
August. In the spring months preceding he
edited and published the Evening Call of Little
Rock which paper failed.
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conduct his fight for the presidential
entered the fight in earnest, and that he
Is after gore, red gore. 1t serves notice
to that effect on Reed and his faction,
and tells them in language as plain as
the alphabet that they are monkeying
with buzz saw when they raise their
hand TO strike reciprocity. That par
t!cular fad is ]. G. B.'s dog. and the
prosaic old adage which SAYS, "Kick my
dog, kick me-" is entirely applicable,
and to be studlously kept in mind by
Brer. Reed and all the little Reeds.
Emboldened by his congressional vio-
tory, Reed may resume the fight against
Blaine in the house, and say that
his new-found zeal for q sudden
and unexpected departure from the eco
nomic policy of his party shall not be in-
dorsed by that body. But the fight does
not end there. Blaine has the senate ut
his heels, to march with him to that
Phillip, the conference committee,
where the struggle for supremacy is to
be continued, perhaps TO a close, and
perhaps not. For IL defeated in the con-
ference, it is not certain that the house
under Reeds dictation, of course
will abide by the result by adopt
ing the report indorsing reciprocity.
Blaine's ad captandum argument urging
raoiprnnitv ha dc hot 90
tasteful TO the Democrats, and because
it effectually spikes their guns and taxes
the wind out of their sails, is a strongly
partlson appeal to the D rejudices of the
conferees. who are supposed to be ready
for any maneuver that will put Demo-
Gratis in the hole. That was Blaine's
last trump card, though not one of the
best, and was played with the dash and
confidence of q grand bluff. For, if "the
failure of reciprocity be the opportunity
of the Democrats, it can be so only
because of the fact inferentially admit
ted by Blaine, that the Democratic pol
icy of tariff reduction is rapidly becoming
the policy OF the people, and is no longer
to be blinked or opposed.
Reed will smile contemptuously at
that, no doubt, as he recalls the plat
form pledges of his party two years ago
declaring for prohibitory tariff pledges
that Mr.. Blaine himself accepted and
indorsed. He VIII sheer at the effort of
the other Maine man to forswear al
leglance to that platform and to camp on
the trail of the Democratic party. The
struggle for supremacy between the
rivals will 60 on, and the Plumed knight
will have abundant need for all the
audacity aud magnetism for which he is
famed, if he is to maintain the politi-
cal premiership in his party for any very |
great length of time.