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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29

Runs earned, WheeIlng :, Mckeesport2;
two-base hits. Myers, Lytle, George ,,
Cline, O'Brien ,; three-b base hits, Leamon,
Belts. Williams, Cline, Mills; home runs,
Leamon. Williams and Zeigler; double
plays, Belts to Mills TO Cline, O'Brien to
Mills TO Cline; bases on balls, off Gray ,,
of Leamon / bases given for hitting man
with ball. by Fitzgerald !; struck out, by
Fitzgerald ;, by Gray ]; wild pitches, by
Gray; time Of game, :33; umpire, Jami-
SON
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
Runs earned. Wheeling :. Nick Keesport .,

Haller and Bctt, ont for interfering with ball.
Wheeling ...........9 o . . . 0-ls
Mckccspor ......-.. % U O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
Mansfield Wins Again.

Akron. O.. July 2s- Mansfield nearly
shut out the home team to-day. Fournier
was very effective while Whinnery was
hit nard and safely Score:
~. D..
ALrou uoOOUUOU
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-29
THE FIRST DAY.
CONTINUED from Fourth Page. |
:AUTIFULLY EMBELLIsHED,

&c, and doubtless Turner Hall stage
never looked handsomer. while the audi
| torium was also
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01
sailors Home Society.

ME- EDITOR: In your report Of sd
dItionsl subscriptions to the Sailors
Home published the 18th inst. an
error was committed III stating the
amount Of Dir. James CampbeIl's
subscription which should have read
$50 IN place Of 500. Subscriptions
since then have been:
Ajax J Cartwright 800
3. z Dillingham; --.....--..- I25
Total amount OF funds subscribed.
$1,000 JOES H P4TT.
Treasurer.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

VIZ publish il this mornings issue
S letter from Robert Wilcox 10 Don
Cesar CelSo Moreno. which will in
terest our readers probably even more
than the foreign news. 1t Is inter
esung 10 note that Moreno's claim
against the Government viii be paid
50 that one stain more viii be wiped
from the missionary beheeked MS
uonal honor. A few impeachments
viii follow. The Carriers are TO be
whipped and the men who put down
the late emeute viii doubtless be
hung. We have not got all Of Mr..
r. W. Wileox's programme yet, but
the climax viii probably be the recall
Of Don Cesar himself.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

The English coal miners have Just
been on big strike and demand
for an increase Of FIVE per cent. in
the majority Of places The strike
extended over England and Wales.
particularly IL Lancashire, York
shire. Stsfordshire, Derbyshire.
Leicsstershire and the north of
Wales i conference Of owners was
held al which they refused to grant
an advance. but most Of them have
since done So
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In Re Hilea Sugar Co.

DEAE-1LES- OF TIE ISEEEIOE-
EoSc-Cz-. February zS-h- 1870
Wcsrs9s ne Hilsz S-gzr Company. has
pcrs-21: - The Laws n Szch case made
ard provided. GzLy He'd EiEh the Under
sSEus5 3 Petition for The dissolution q the
szj5 Corporation together with 8 certificate
ths-s.1 s-cs1e5 s. required b Iz=s
SoE tEsrst1-s- z1sios ! bsrsby given 70
Gy s15 81 persons wh0 have been o. g-s
E1E interested II any EzE1zr whatsoever
Il tzs SID Co-r.l-z.i0-- sEs. Oo.zsti1Zs ID
tks granting q re- sLii Petition MS; Be
I'D II re 1E-s q tie E-i=rs5zueG Of O.
before re IN 6zy q II y. IsSQ. ard that
Any rers1c q ps-s1-s desiring - b hard
tEzrz1- --S- u II zE-s15z-ce az tEz 0Ec=
@ -ts c1.5zcszz-=,5 II Al-ic-zrI Hale H510-
Ina. q = O'Clock 4 n q that 6zy. ard
s.3= cs-sz wEy sad Petition sholI5 not Be
zEzzssd-
LORRIS A TECRSTON.
1873. Minister q tE= Inssri5c.
Ne wM- JOIN BRODIE q PustzsLz.
Ko11Is las t5is5sy 5ee1 appointed q Nosary
P-bl5. for TIE s-5 Ju65clzI CIrczi. Of th=
KID
L 4 TECRSTOS-
Minister Of tE= Interior
Izss-l1- O=ee. March IIta. Isal 1855.
NJ Z LLILEEUA y EzI1zzhs- M1Io-
a- Is tbs az 1se1 Appointed Notary
Pzb5c t5r 1hs I'd TzlticlzI C5rc1-ii q tEs
XII
L A IEC ESIOS.
Minister q rEs Ic-sr55r-
Iz-s-51- C=cs- March s-5. Issl IsI5-sz
Nh GEORGE BELL q Esizss- Ezs
ttiz 5zy bss1 appointed Pad Mzzssr to-
tia G0Esrzzs1t Po115 AZ Wzi@=s- S9z16
E1Ezlz- EsEs1
L A. IEURSTOS.
Minister q rhz I1tsrio..
In-s-lor O5os. March Il $50 IsIEss
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SUGAR DUTIES.

The Belgic brings no further deei-
sive news with regard TO the sugar
duties, The Ways and Means Com
mittee are still trying TO unite the
Gordlan knot-tO TX a rate which
shall please producers and con
sumers TOO. They are busy with the
old proteetionist puzzle of how
70 devise q tariff which shall pro
tect the manufacturer. protect tie
lsborer from competition with the
~psuper labor . Of Europe, and still
not raise the price Of the product TO
the consumer. The good old pro
tectionist doctrine that protection
does not increase the price OF the
product begins TO look alsrmingly
ike that ineonvenient animal, an
Irish bull. Consumers are begin
ming 10 ind out that they are IN the
majority and that the dollars and
the dimes are being protected out Of
their pockets every day and every
hour Of It, and, by a process which
grows continually palmer, are being
legisIsted into the pockets of rich
manufacturers Very naturally the
consumer raises q feeble cry when
he begins to discover the true in
wsrdness OF the present situation.
but the manufacturer Is in good
voice and still able 10 shout his new
rival down In q democratic country
Ike the United States. however,
where one man is as good as another.
victory Is certain TO incline TO the
side Of the most lungs. and We may
be sure that the view Of the CON
sumers VIII finally prevail
The war between the producer
and the consumer Is not. however.
the only perple1ing element Of the
situation The manufacturers them
selves are beginning to fall out over
the division OF the spells, and are
elsm0ring for protection Through
this Babel Of disc0riant voices, per
secuted, buIlied OF Bheedled by
manufacturers and politicians aud
the awful surplus ghost that viii
not down-the unhappy Committee
Of Ways and Means Is endeaY0ring
10 thread It's way.
What viii come out Of al this hub
bub fog u.s. No one can tell The
last scheme Is to make the sugar ed
TslOrem and reduce II about OnehaIf.
OF one thing We nay be sure, and
that Is that in this war Of selfish in
terests purely philsnthropic affair
ike our treaty vii be treated with
scanty consideration American Leg
islstors may want TO understand the
precise nature OF our claim On their
charitable Offices Possibly they may
think that We have been the stipen-
diaries Of their bounty long enough
Vein the meantime srelike the child
ren Of Israel living OF mama IN the
desert gEumbling al the least deter
iorstion IL the quality and thinking
that II L going to fall every morning
before breakfast until the end Of the
world
i treaty with the United States
vii insure our suffering nothing
which the sugar growers and refners
Of the United States do not suffer
with Us This L boon which We
can afford 10 ask for respectfully, at
least Uncle Sam VIII take q vast
deal Of bullying, but We ought not
70 forget that even this long suffer
ing NAV finally Be exhausted
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

Ms, BusH's paper continues to be
the repository of political wisdom,
From so rich s mine we csn only
gather here and there a jewel. The
choice bits with which our columns
were lately adorned viii be followed
next week by deep disquisiIon on
the Reciprocity Treaty.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01
IMPERIAL FEDEEAugB.

4 late paper from the Coast COZ
tsins. II sn accidental, but highly
suggestive conjunction, tE0 widely
eontrasted items q news One r.
fsrs to the plan Of Imperial Fedora
ton 50 extensively sgitated. betEeen
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01
Bp Autiloritp
Money Order Notice.

NOTICE l. HEREBY GIVEN THAT
arrangements having been made with
both the Kingdom 81 Sweden Snd the
COlouy q VictoriS. Australia, for an ES-
change Ct Money Orders with Hawaii, the
Postal Authorities Are prepared 10 issue
OrderS On both the Sbove mentioned ooun-
t-seS from the Is, OF April, lSA0
Z. wUNDENBERG,
-S-S- IsIS-It PoStma>,sr-Gsueral
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

Ms. KUULA HAINUwAI o. KAlawao.
Moloksi. has this isy been appointed an
Agent - grA1; marriage licenses for hsl&-
vzo a1d hNlAup4ps- Island q MolokAI.
Ia. THURSTON,
Minister. OF the Interior.
Interior O5cs. March 81. ISSl lSl6-S.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

Great Britain and her colonies. The
other contains some figures as TO the
military and naval expenditures Of
the European Powers.
The plan of Imperial Federation
is move in the interests of place
and civilization. 1t is negstion of
the possibility of future war. extend
ing over very wide portion of the
earth's surface. The present relation
between Englsnd and her colonies
must inevitably be trsnsltory one.
The government of a great and grow
ing population in new country can
not be permanently conducted from
beyond the sea, Such population
has steadily increasing conscious
ness of itself, Of its needs, its power
snd its unity. The result is that it
is finally satisfied with nothing less
than complete autonomy.
This is prominently true of
Canada and Australia. They are
bound by nothing but sentimental
tie, the bond of family affection.
England is half century beyond
the stage of coercion, she is not
likely even TO desire TO offer any
resistance, when her colonies finally
decide to strike out on their own
account. Such action on the part of
the colonies is bound to come soon,
unless Imperial Federation come in
its place.
England is essentially committed
to policy of peace. Her influence
in Europe counts against war This
fact is one of the very brightest
jewels in her crown, and makes her
relation TO France, Germany and
Russia from a moral point of view,
so enviable q one. If the tie which
now binds her to her colonies is re-
placed by a permanent federation. a
great area will be won for peace, and
civilization will achieve new
triumph. The binding together of
England, Australia, New Zealand,
Canada and perhaps India into one
great political society, will be a
happy anticipation of the golden
time when the relation of all parts
of civilized human society will be
regulated by law. Imperial Fedora
ton will not be merely a partial
anticipation of this great social idea
but it viii distinctly hasten its
coming.
Some will regard this view of I'm
perial Federation as wild and Quix-
otto. We think it natural and
practical standpoint. War is an
anachrOnism, and every year it be-
comes more glaringly, more fragrant
" out Of date 1t is not merely nor
primarily even. the growth of the
moral sense which viii abolish war.
but the commercial development, the
growing intricacy Of intercommuni-
cation. the increase of mutual de-
tendency, which is binding all So
ciety closer together. and making
war more than ever a suicidal pro-
cess. The disorganization which it
involves Is necessarily more pro
found with every new decade. 1t
may be added that the growth Of in
vention bids fare to increase the de-
suuctiyeness Of war so appall;ngly
that the most pugnaeious nations
viii be afraid to fight
1t Is Of course by no means certain
that the plan Of Imperial Federation
viii be adopted Its future, how
ever, seems favorable, and the pre-
sent smicable relations subsisting
between England and her Colonies
E relation which seems likely to con
tinue- ought to do much to forward
the movement The world has
wide interest IN the result. and an in
teEest II seeing it succeed
CORRESPONDENCE.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

Henry Willard il said to be eadeay-
oriug to purchase q system Of rail
roads II Minnesota and add Il to the
Northern Pacific, as well Is the Bal
timoTe d Ohio
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

Red Lights On the rear Of trains. il
/ said. were adopted 81 the sagges
ton Of the late Mrs SSisshelm after
s railway accident IN which she had
: nsT0~ escape
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

Dr. Oliver Wendell Holmes de-
cided after the death Of his wife that
he would do no more literary EoEk He
has changed his mind however, and
low finds N the monthly letters 10
The Atlantic : s01res q pleasure that
Ii DID not expect 10 again experience
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

Hard drinking Is said to be on the
decline II New York Men are
adopting the European custom Of
drinking only with their meals
Business men discourage tipping
during business hours
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

The Liverpool dCckmen are On z
strike, Seriously Eampering business
Thirty THOUSAND men aye IL the
movement
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01
CORRESPONDENCE.

We d E9s hold ourselves responsible for the
stzt=1eUts H-1ds, or opinions EXPRESSED o. cur
ps16euts
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sale Or Lease Or Government Lots, Is
planzde. Honolulu.

sale Or Lease Or Government Lots, Is
planAde, Honolulu.
on THURSDAY. April -, lS9o, 81 the
front entrance o. A.iio.Ani Hale, az l.
O'Clock noon. vii bs sold ~ Py,o-ic Auc-
non. the Lease Of LOIS No 10 ana - on
the Government Survey Map Of the Is
rlAnzts. having S frontage on Fort street
O 81 tes- znd running back 20 feet 70
hsSua-zoa street. and adjoining Ihe LOT
on the corner Of For; and Allen streets On
TIE -z-kz SIDE.
Ts-uS-Les>s for = years
Upset P-5cs-$490 per Snuuul, payable
ss-5-4n1Uzl,y in advance.
ConiI,5o.>-Ths purchaser Of this LsSSs
must within one year Of the date Of sale
exec. s El-ep-ao. Building 70 cost uoc less
than SSouC. the plans O. which mus. be
approved by the Superintendent Of Public
Wc-Ss-
Inc ssh building 20 Be KEEP: in good re-
v45- z-E 20 revert TO the Government 81
me expiration OF The Is4>s OF It's sooner
ts.5--z-z-C1.
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ArR. Z PAAkLEI O: wziusS. has this day
been zpvc5-.e5 Co1u,issio1sr % Private
wzys z-5 Wsss- Rights for the Distric: O.
Soz.h kCazIs- Isl2-6 % Hzvzii.
IA. THURSDON,
Minister Of the Interior.
interior OEScs. Msrch Il. ISS1. ISI4-S;
MR- PRANK JOHNSON Of Wsiuss- has
his dzy been 4ppoinseG member Of the
South hos2lz Road Beard. vice z. Pas Xxi
resigned
he Bard c1E co-sis1s IS follows:
Pz-L Js-rsst. Esq. CEsIrus1,
james Bright. Esq,
Frank johnson. Esq.
L A THCRSTON.
Minister Of the Interior.
Ir.z-55- OEos. March II. 1879. Isl4-5c
Mzsszs- A. LIDGATE zrd r A LYMAN
have tEls Gsy been appointed members Of
tie Eoz6 Bo4rj for Ezuzk1E. Hawaii
Tcs BoEr5 15~ consists s. follows:
VIZ. Homer. Esd Chairman,
4 Li1Sstz. Ese-,
Lyman. ESQ.
L A THCRSTON.
Minister q TIE Interior
In.s-to- OEcs. March Il, 1880. ISI+Ss
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

Ne WI JOHN BRODIE q P1stzskz.
ko14Iz las tais 1zy bss1 appointed N0csry
P-bli. for tie Sid g155cizI Clrc1it Of th=
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01


The Pacific Coast Chamber of
Commerce held meeting this week
at which it passed resolutions en-
dorsing the ship bounty bills.
MarroW's Chinese enumeration
bill has passed the House, and is
likely to become law. 1t provides
that all Chinese shall be enumerated
at the coming census and provided
with certificates, and all who have
no certificates shall be deported.
j. s. Hager, late Collector of this
port died on the 18th inst. at the age
of seventy-two. He was a native of
New Jersey, and a graduate of
Princeton. He came to California
ii lS49, and served the State in the
Senate, and subsequently, was cleo
ted Judge of the Fourth District
Court. In 1872 he was elected
United States Senator, and in 1885
was appointed Collector Of the port
by President Cleveland. Judge
Hager was a life member of the
Pioneers, WAS one Of the foremost
promoters Of the Free Library. and
a gentleman Of great scholarly at
tainments.
j. 5. Kennedy. Jr., foreign money
order clerk at the Post Office. has
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

LORRIS A TECRSTON.
-s-z-es Minister q sE= IzEeri1c.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1890-04-01

M Z LLuEECA II EsIzlzhs- MoIo-
kz- Is this az been appointed Notary
Pzb-lc t5r sEs z-5 T1d5clzI C5rc1It q s1s
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
Gn gnlsr | q mcthooiaia Mebe

@n Tnler | Ct metbooiItilt Msoe
/ Baltimore iioite llae iagoe 81 ", at
Wctbooiiterue baooe | be iibits 25 War
bpg9et 5000 fere airter emo Bres6p'
terianerue eisr / bete 9aHSst. 1000
tereeuo &ongregntiOnnliiterne o9 5000
iIere emo ben rOmerite fnt1olite airte.
Guiul6btoos Siour SnOidrsriuoe,
6reter Soiepbiue G%roUisatbsr. CT op'
tdgen Tom Rouue / BeneoittiusriHoss
orocneu / DanitUu, SDo 0dtotd. Zen
mo iIpoelieSrige Siour 0gu0ina. GroW,
iedtber, CT benoeS Tnoer.
9Bitunnt 3aGuitl, Der ior en- lib
iioer al ari9soepGrtemeutst ieuotes til
europa for at ituoere Stormasterues
Sfpts, bar beiogt GuGlnno, 5rdntrtse,
Tpitlano. RuSldno, JtGlisn % be
mInore gGnoe 5uerige. ROr9e. Dan.
mart, 6olauo, Belgien Os Spauien.
6dn bar III tiltranot 0iemreiieH, o.
eitcr jim anfOmit til BaibinstOu oil bap
6erette ON alt, budo ban bar ieet.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
al 8on9oitaten.
Spiflano.

Wt&inleDs Snrinbia bar o9'an
tlltruttet iig OpmGrtiombeo i3pItlano.
SumleprOoucenterre Der pauItaar, at ben
oil, bois Den blir Sop, soelR99e ocres
Sumtrmurtso / Nmeritd. Z 1889 no
lsrtes iii be SOrensbe Stater 10000
Gentner Sumle. 6orbsielier az 3olosn
oiloe iRtte en- Stopper for oenne uoz
iGriel.
Gugen Hihter Ofiertlig9iUroe 9irs
bag aiten en- lang Strioelie ~un9aaenoe
llnoerbanoliueer mellem 9pItlauo % De
5Oreneoe Stater ON Opbaoelien al
JOrbuoet mob Snoieriel al ameritanit
5leit. San 9isr OpmrrtiOm pna, at
Der | en- RPfte Nnr fltr er forefommet
3 5iliRloe Of 9ri6iroIis peo ameri.
tunIt 5leIt, Og at tpite 6namrnO troeOc,
at t~ridinboloigt ameritnnIt 5leit unoer
ben lan9e Sueriart miiteoe Sraitcu iii
at operIbre Sri6inID9oOmmen. &ldter
uotaler / Slutten al 8reost oct 6aab,
at Regjeringen / be fntti9e SlaSicrs
Sntere8ie opbGuer 5Orbuoet mob Suo.
iDriel al ameritonit 6leit.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
Sranfrige.

General gOnlan8er bar mrberrettet
fine 8euner ON, at ban bar Opfsit ben
boulau9erIte rationale &Omite. Scrmso
auier ban pel fin pOlittite girtIom9eo
for 5ioen eu6t.
Ieputeretfammerets aOmite for 9lrs
beioers Inli99enoer bar iaoitiaet til8eos
ta9elle ct 5Orllas ON, at auinber | Ils
ocren mellem Is Os Is Gnr life Ital or.
beioe pper 10 Elmer ON Iaoen; aft
Matarbeioe for 8pinosr Og 8grn er
lOrbuot.
&c irauIfe trooper / 3abOmi baoos
Den 25oe Npril en- blobi9 8autp meb
9abomiterne O9 beiatte Sesan %
Guoiebou9an. 9abOmiterues iamtli9e
stDrfe paa 1900 brabtes, Jranit
m9noene FEB ct Cab af ~ Mano brpbte
% iuareoe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
Min.

GiuStrGt. Mar 6. 8rao(es / SRA
otIon, en- SuOBer al George Rapmer,
Gier al MaoiiOn Democrat, fisb iis
libel StrSoa9s Niten 8ornarbs 8nao.
bus. San bar al en- meset igliOm Sra.
tilr, ps man formOoer, at en- NisIors
~ltaaelie meO en- uns Dame bar irriteret
% %tilltDnoet BAN til bette pperileoe
Sfri0t.
Gre 8antfe Wteofcmmer af oen be
rp9teoe Sesie SumeS' 8anoe fra Misz
Iorri, bleu forleoen Dag arreitereoe /
SeifcriOn. Den 21be bs. tom SberiTen
fra SOu9lais County, Mo., til Mabiiou
% fit De n0OuenOise lloleuerinsspapirer
al 8uperneren. 9e reiite famine Dag
til SeHerion for at beute S. W. Diff.
Ger, alias @iQiam Sarlotp, z. 90.
Serrp os George ScOtt. Be bapbe
rpmt fra 5an9ilet Douglas Co., Mo
80 6rubearbeiSere, StuenIOn oo
Carlton, bleu / 2Grbags sieblitteli9
orebte at nebfuloenoe Stene / 5irit 9as
tiOnal @rlt6en nGr lSilrtep.
SbeObpre Neubauer, Sen af Ell
Sanoelsmano i Maoiiur, itisb Zig libel
ben 22oe Mai, ibet en- 8Olitibetjeut
piloe arreitere BAN, forbi ban bnpbt
i~tjaalet $37 fra i'm 5aoer. SelOmors
peren bar fun Is g(ar 9ammel.
2sOnarb Tcnficlb, en- 5urmer 21
2tar 9ammel, itjeo fig Ell &usle aiens
mem Sjertet / 6reonss. 9ette er Den
treble un9e Muno, Tom / 9sbet al tre
Gage bar besaact SelOmoro / @ubiion
Gn inSianif 8rapbauS / 9uipn o.
5armin9ton, nGr BalmDra, oper boilter
Ylosen bar 9aaet iiben 1916, blep for
nO9le Gage iiben aabnet. Wan fanbi
ct u%el6eparet Sfelet al ct 10 q II Qars
9ammelt Barn o9 np9le inbianfte Rsli.
fpier.
6uuernsr Soarb uonepnte iurrist
Wanbas iplsenoe Commissioners 10,
gerbensubltiainsen: 8biQip slaen Sr.
&epublituner, fra Mineral Soint; Sobr
8. Mitdea, 9emufrat, fra Milipautee
Suppleanter: George 6. Gorbon, 8e
publifaner, ira a%UibfOnuns; @pror
8eeb, 9emotrat, fra Superior.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
YenniDIpan

:. .. Yowoerlp, StOrmeiter for
g(rbeibets &lbocre, ium for en- 5io iiben
par antlaset for at baOe i%ammenippret
iis meb upsle andre MOB Gotuaro Gala
gbau, blep / Manba9s al en- Surp /
@reensburs iritisnpt.
Npis Mt9inleDs Sariibia blir
sou, pil Der bliue bgs9et / Bittsburs en-
5a6rit for Gilpirtniug az Sernblit; ben
pil blipe ben Itprite / lit Slass ! 8erben.
Get antases, at 5ubriten uil tOmme til
at toite en- balu MiiliOn Dollars.
Sperippmmeoe 6ruber. Oct ipere
Resn / be iibite Bar Tiger bar fDlbt alle
@raber / Sme9nsn al Giblano meo
gauo, iaa aft 9lrbeioe er inoitiaet, Sra
andre @rubeoiitritter / 9ennipluania
fummer li9nenoe Giterretninser. Iaa
mango Steper uil bet tase Here Tiger,
isrenS ganoet fan pnmpes op.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
Ohio.

Fesn % Sagel. 6Orrise Ssnbas
Gitermiboas for en- ooermuooe ool6iom
8e9u' os Sdselitorm oOer 9oWnibips
GOnsreis, Canaan, Gbeiter, WtltOn o.
Chippewa / 8ppiter Gouutp. 9oross
bperue Gongreis % Romsburp leO iuGr
Staoe. GQe ginouer / 8pgninssrne
paa NOrOs o9 8eitiioen iIO9ss ino.
6a9lene uariereoe / Stsrrelie fra en- Grt
til ct Spnie9g % lna s CONNER tgt
paa Wtarteu. Sele 5ruBtbaUer SOela9
oes, o9 en- MGn9oe 2rRer % 8p9uin.
ger jeoreoe3 meo Soroeu. Sa9lene
ialot meo iaaoon @OloiOmbeO, at De iOr
tuersisiennem Sbin9letag. 8 ROiuss
burn 9olunibip laa Sa9lsne fra 4 til II
CONNER tpt, og pua entelte Steoer par
De Opnset lammen inotil en- Sgioe al 81
CONNER. Sunoreoer al 6aar OrGbtes.
Decorah-posten., 1890-05-28
Russia b.

H9OiOmme 6iterretninger tommer
ira 8eitzS ibirieus uebbrRrote Sppeos
tab 3Omif. 8pen bericoes Iamtibis al
en- u~iaouaulis oOlbiom Slos6ronO Os en-
Cyclone. 20 9re6ieoele al Oens 6uie
lu9oes / Ruiner, Os SunOreOer al Meus
uei fer pmfom.
8atbeOralsn, Der itOo paa ct bit
SteO / Bpen, li99er / gtite. Murene
ialot neo saa BET nrritaaenoe SOIpital
% begrOo unoer Ruinerue ale be Spse,
iom lenere 6leo leuenbe br9uote; Oar
u~ilUnen nGsteoe at bielpe til meo 8eos
uingen al MenneIfeltu, oa ben bapbe
NOT meo, iasoe Siicererne, at beitptte
garatterne us &esjerinsens Bpguin.
ger. De baobe better life, iugbe be,
Sib til at bjalpe up1rbise 9auOsiOrs
bite.
Slbebranoen os gDclOusu eiteriulss
tee al en- Snsitorm, Tom / PSI Grab
siUroe be bjemlsie WGnbs, auiuoers
% Ssrns Stjabne enbru barre.
&c nyeite Gitsrretninser ON ben
raa BeBonblins al iibiriite Sanger bar
fun tjsnt til at foruGrre SpbOlOet Ior
iibiriite pOlitiife 2anosiorUiite, ba Re,
sieriuseu trOr, of giterretniuserue fri.
Der Jig ira oisie.
Gu ira Sibirien biemtOmmer 9anos-
~iOrpiit Tiger, at 9uuernsren i Sara
ieuOte en- ~tarinSsips &uinoe ira 5aus.
ilet Der til @irniouoiuIt. Sploaterue
Oreu 6enbe balunDsen meO aUlbeiIas Op
yaa Slabeu. Seu rlDttelise oeoe I'M
Der Geiien.