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Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

9e repmblifauife Sebere / @aIbins.
ton Ital M barre pperbepiite ON, at bet
life piloe pare beniistsmasIist OF uso.
tase Den meset cmitriote @alslou i ben
fommenoe Sesiion. I~reiibent Sarri.
iom ital csiua bore al cen Meuins, at
Der life baroe sjsres Roget alpurlist
6oflps paa at beptase 8alsbiuen, %
Der er Del heller life nosen S~auoipnlis.
beb for, at ben fan saa ieiennem Senas
tel, ba DC republitanlfe Senaiprer, iom
par iupb ben ipr @alset, III CT mcset
tnrieere Mopitaneere al ben.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

Rpairit GrnOi. General 9. 9.
geuuet, Gbei for Oroinantsbnreanet
inoieubte SusOass til arissminiitercn
fin a~arsrupport. s Oct iorlebne slar
bar 8urcauet5 llo9iiter belebet fig til
g., 2S9,S20, I'll bets areoit / Stat.
iammeret itaar isien So, 994,4S4. Gene
raj Senuet tiger, at Der / bet iorlgbne
@ar bar prret siort m~ansiploise 6ur-
jss mco re9irit Sruot, men, ifisnt
~fprbauienoe &eluitater bar oGret OPP
raaet. %frcmbpOer bet bog mango @an'
f~telisbeoer, % oct fan life ii9ss, at bet
rpe aruot oil iortrGnse bet samlc.
San bauoe iitrst iis en- Del 8rsuer al
bette aruot, men be ioretasne Grperis
menier bapoe paret lanst anbet eno
tilfreosiiiaeroe.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
JOr "DseSraBspSittu..
Taar ttan bar 8elo tneo ia.

Zen betjeuSte airur9 Or. SUbn Suns
ter beIulste en- Resel, iom fan an6efales
til aue. "a en- Sen ipur9tc BAN, bpurs
lebes ban Baube p9ret iitano til at no.
rette laa meget ! tit 9ip, ban, iom par
piet til Stuoium os til at gi0re Spba.
selier, lpareoe ban; "9en 3esel, ies
beiDl9er, er, at ie9 umbDsseIig, igr iss
be9gnoer paa at arbeioe, p%oerpeler, ON
bet ct malist at uofDre BET. Spis bet
ioretpmmer mig ~usiBrlist, Iaa forfs9er
leg life pna bet. Suis bet er siprliat,
ian fan jeg uoipre bet, bpis leg sjsr mig
tllltrGttelis Image msp bet; Oe, naar
les bar bespnbt, iaa itanier ies i,ie, fsr
bet er iuloisrt. 9enus 3ssel ffplber
leg alt nit Selb / 9ipet. = y
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
65 Sfianftprrter / Wnihinntun II!

IS SfianfeuGrter / WnibinstOn no
toS forleoen Dag fine iprlte Berger
papirer. s Here Var bar Gntalet al
G~fjrniepGrter | @albin9ton peret IND.
ItrGnfet til 400. Saar beilattebe
3iitritts &ummisi9rerne at inoltrRnte
bette autal, % besioruber n9stcoe b
OF iibIteoe 2icenis til @user, Der ittt
bar 6crsneoe Staters Berger. 2ett'
or GarIa9eu til Stienfeuartsrnes plilb.
felt9e Irans til at blipe ameritanif'
gorsere. De fsits al bisie Stiente
barter er 5rlanoere, 3pIters os Sta.
Iieuere.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Ger "OseOragspOft.A'
SAN opcrraHcoc GltSa.

SUbn &oberts i gsortb Gait tStatm
Retp gorf er en- ganite ~pelitdacnn
5nrmer, men ban bar altlo peret tent
melig e8en | i'm 9lGoeoragt, Sp I'll
for ct Ear Tiger iiben pioite ma iHt
al, at ban baobe tipbt en- M &iaonine
paa flere Inr. Sc &leber, ipm ban
pleiebe at bore, par blepne iaa ufn
lappeoe % lappeoe puer igien, at iata
al bet uprinoeli9e &leoe bar ipnligt
mere. 8enne 2ige9ploi9beb meo fin
BerlOn, Ipm Mouoeu ubnilte, baONt
altio p9ret me9et lbeba9elis iOr @Rrs,
&oberts, Tom er Ell aniuoe, Der peO at
tlGbe Jig baaoe net % %anltenoie. 5r
l9n9e iioen ifammeoe BUN iie iaa pss
bans ~lloieenbe, at bun life pilbe gds
meO bam til 8Den for at ajpre fin 9ar
Def. 8enne beipnoerli9e Ggenbeo Os
Manben itplbes ilet life 8jerrIgbsS,
oa ban er meset runobaanbet / al TN
Saubel. 5or ct Bar Gage ii0en gil
ban til 8Den for at af9isre Ell ltoen
5anbel, 90 til ben bele Bps Iterlte 5op
b%aulelie tisbte ban fig ct Set upe Sla'
Der. Sans npe alGoer oar la9t iaHp
men i Ell 8affe, % 8aften la9oe 9aT
peb Sioen al Jig paa 8osniGoct, %
ban ON auGlben be9au Jig bjem. I'd
bar en- temmelis msrf aoelb. Hobsrti
bar tomnlen omtrent balpueIs blenl, d
ban plubielis fit en- Fps Sbe. 9aH
%itanleoe i'm SeIt paa Ell Sro, 9pN
8eien saar pper Gluen. "Sa, InH
ianoten, pil leg sipre bet," iagos ban
"0et BIZ ies sisre os Op~erraIte Glljl:
Serpaa reiite 6armeren Jig op I y
8osu % bespnbte at tase al lS o.
lappeoe Sleber, ipm ban bar baaTs
iaa l9nge. Gitericm ban tpg al 10 d
iOrlfieliae 8lRoningsitptfer, talteoe 1a'
bpert enfelt uo +, Glpen, I'll be ale 9e'
faiteoe 10, ps ban intet boooe paa pg
unbtasen Sfjorten. ala, Oh Thn.
Wien oil life GliSa blipe pOerraltdL
Gerpaa tos Roberts efter 8atten Ia
De npe &l9oer /. Den unr life pa
8osniGbet. &Oberts la9pe Jig ieO y
rate Saanoen moer Sebet. 4ailn
bar beiler life Der. 9erpaa l6lts 9@
Zig irem pper belle 8unoen al So5Tal
8affen bar life nOsetitebs pda S0sp
bunben. Sarmer &obertS rellte lis
Il lin 8psn ps faiteoe ct Sltt tlIgas
Oosr ben besiuurte Sci. 9erpaa nv
ban tilbase til 8~osniRbet, ps nlltt0 -.
Oct bjempper / trait @alup. Del "a
temmelis fislist, % Der bar tire gfia
fisre. 9a Rpbert par fommen bleri '
par tlepet neo al YOsusn, i%tanleOs q,
liot. Zen Siltorien sit bet padrts
meo," la9oe ban; men les oil p9p.
50 paa, at @liSa pil blipe pperral'!.
vt bun blep bet, oil insen betpiple, NE
oa ban bar itaaet pp ON Mpr9ereA
bar saaet no | @aaroen / i'm 2Iellsrp
quits Irbeibsfleoer, % ban ianbt 4d'H'
nieo fine nDe alrber b9nsenoe I Saans
taget paa Sosnbremien, iaa bier
belier life iaa tibet p%nerraifet ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

SubIsrieIstplben paa sGs sr iisl9e
ben npe Gololoo eanife flor, men Rama
bierue peS allisepsl Raoo for at faa
fine eGa ioIet Der uoen at betale 3ol'
ben. Gn Gel &apitaliiter | aaraoa
bar nplis bsIIuttet Of ani4sss fore
Ssnicsnarbe lise pao @rnuoielinien.
Ten enc Grtbe al 8psuiusen itol lisge
paa nmsritunf @ruuc, % Der fol Sfn'
itne lagse fine s@A ~eiterat be er birpEc
fcpreoe | ben Gn6e az WU5HTH9en, Del
Iiaaer paa tandeiit @rnno. Serpee
unosdar Gierre at bsiale lob pna s@g.
Tom i1laes | DC 5orcueoe Stuter, pao
famine alb, iom DC tjener betuoelIs Der
peb, OF Serieiobret er ne9et bili9erc
Canada. Oct er bog life i~onoipnIi9t,
at benz, S%eretuins er FORFEIT | 81
p8 Glt.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
i7ee aarsana
PEI, itso bun berospe imilenSe meb ub.

PEI, ftbo bun beroYpe imilenbe rneb m,
breote Urine for at tase imoo BAN.
3 famine Dieblit bar alt lutter eur.
Tin: &cnsen 5opbe Sntet mere at Tor.
trpoe, @reuinoen tit nuturlispis tit SIN.
ite opiplot - os DIE 9eterien bleo Fba
al Gle slemt!
Nen Spseren bpiifebe meo en- Fem.
meligbeos'ulo ~forfaroet Ntine til Sinh.
ifen, Der bar lise iaa maabsnoe betooe,
Of Situationen:
Seq tror, Cub esee mig MI, SenSes
Iaaoe Osiaa fan ilppe..eiennem 2uften..
"Worooeteu".
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

Nelifpis. 4aa ct @obs i 9poplien
ifal Der iinSes en- Sreuiaits, Tom NapO.
leon ben 5sriis table, ba ban sit Oper
Bereiina. s Goret 1851 bsO iOrsjapes
Napoleon ben 3rsoie Gieren en- meaet
J tor Sun for ben ijelcue biitoriite We.
'gifpie.
Tens naurreuoe Beiieoer bar life no,
ct imob at ielse ben.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
ora @Asbtmetem.


Den ferie 0ienEbiebebstraltat.
fsm etatsminiiter Blaine faar itanS.
tlr ionbipulispis ofTuttct meS grafi'
lien, 8 bet iibit oibclets aabinets'
mpbs berstteSe Blaine frlsenbe: Den
brnflianFe Mesierius bapce iparst pda
bans Sprslpersiel. at ben par pilis til
at inbIsre tolcfrit omeriinnf Wel,
umerilanR gIsf. spei % SmlIlt %
onerilanife Gserbrussrebitaber, mob,
at be Sprenebe Staier tiaoe tolofri
Snbfsrisl al bruiilinnit aafie % Suiisr
% braiilianIle Suoer. San oi!oe !
nrae eesfcn foretrsse Senatet en- !
benns @etpins afllnttct 9raitnt, % ban
baabebe, at besse Siper pilse inareii
u,rlis tiiftemme ben.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Gslssnoe Yohaabnsrier upretteoes

i Mlnneista Den lobe bs.: Semi,
COTTONWOOD Go, Sobn Sutiu, Bot.
meter; Mairu, Murrap Co., Mihel
Gdraue, 9oitmeiter; 9rairie Queen,
Fillmore Go, 8eniamin 8roabpatcr,
EuItmeitsr,
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

! Miaipner for YenToner. @eniiouss
bureanet bar ! bet iioite apartal uobes
taft cntrins Ga Miaiuner Dollars for
Geniiuner. llosiitsrne for 4snlipner /
i~nbeuarenoe 6iifalaar a%nilanes til $50
Milipner Dollars.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

Jiuansminihersn bar ertl9ret, at
G~erifpanosFit fan inbfsres tploirit til
be fOreneos Gtater, ioruoiat Of ben er
fanset meb @arn % Saae, Der eies al
ameritanIfe @crsere.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Refinrpfitrt

Retiprpeitet. - llpenrissminiitsr
Blaine mpotps forleoen Dag aopisr al
be central. % iposameritanfe 9anses
Tololope. San arbeiper M paa en- Se.
refining ON be sieniioise Sancelsinos
rsmmeIier, iom ban oil inbienbe til
aonsresien, iaa mart ben ianlles isien.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
gibelem itaoieHst al sGapptoIo.

gien. Den bersulte sGspptolpg 8rnsih
Yaida bar nplis peo 9uror opbasst c
Happrusbaanoifrift, Der beretter, bpor.
leoes Nilen | 2 gar ppbsrte meo fine
Spsriupmmelier, ina at en- itraffclia
Sunsersuso bar 5elgeu. Brusid
Yaida faubt ap. at oenne Sunsersnpb
maatte p9re inbtruffen pmtrent 1900
Iar fpr &riitus, altiaa paa ben 1ib, i
bpilten Sibelen fsrer Satobs Ssnner
til Wsppten % laber benz sienfinbe Tin
Srocer Soiei iom Garaos 5sriteminis
fer.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
st aoot 8labipretaaenbt.

st soot 8labioretasenbe. gseip
gprf Herald bar ! bet ~iurlsbns slar al.
bet en- mettoinotest al 100000 3pl.
lars. llbbpttet al 8lubets Ssubass.
ubsape uar alene tilitraftelis til at
beetle ubsifterne, iaa at belle Snbtasten
Deb ben basliss % usentlise ubaaoe
tunbe betrastss Tom rem GOrtiensta.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Yaa rent NlfphuI er Der M loot CT

Yaa rent Alfobul er Der M last Ell
TOlo af 10 9roeent eIter @9rbien,
roen Senipu til, for bpiltet Srus BEN
inoieres. @eo penne Seitemmslle bar
Ginantspepartementet iat Ell Chopper
for tolofri SnoiDrlel af sltobOl for
ulbsnfabelise Siemeo.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19

Gn Gprb Gidorp.Se peier benpeb
4,47O 8unb; en- Gpro hard maple
1854 Yunb; en- Gorb Nfes8eb 1886
Yunb, % en- Gorb 2ombarbn Hoppel
life mere enb 1,s75 Eunb.
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Ora 8

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ham. 80
Glaabius|
let,ensnd
fin Vi
Va tibet r,
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hrr.rnr,,I
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b. urss!..
aStIitah &
Ten P9iOn|
Hs ubmar|
tOru,ntnin
Van bsi.S.
s,Iia paof|
itaa
Decorah-posten., 1890-11-19
Gatt

Gt9lelo
% bt8tI
6srbI
pet over
Gitsr |
hare ~
kVHbSrs
bapoe /
EpHe
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hpnsR u
sarteutt
kbireilg
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bette ieIU
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bbab bel
Iei biz
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af Ogiav
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s9it faaI
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kltab |
nj bca0l
stuIs OgI
mere gipI |
kss8 en-
BefatiHll
Fpter poI
sisr Rei
ftterts |
sirts lise |
soa Utelu
lp5enia
10 GQoe
Ria0e1.
6hitsd
Siplsloo
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Stolsbire
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Evening journal., 1890-10-30
RaIa. naII. SNOW and saashlne.

The most changeable day Of the season
was yesterday. Winter, summer and
autumn weather existed at morning.
noon and evening respectively In the
morning there was snow, at noon sun
shine and in the evening rain and hail.
Ulster overcoats were worn in the begin
ming Of the day, discarded at noon and
water -proifs substituted in the even
ing
Early In the ymorning a squan OF hail
and rain mixed with snow sw ept over
this city and the temperature fell
rapidly. In q few hours it had
cleared away, the sun broke out
in all its refulgent splendor, the
birds caroled and the little children were
again upon the streets building houses
of mud and damming the waters Ia ths
cutters. But lol the sky lowers. the
wind grows cold and down pours the Bit
ing sleet, sweeping away every vests
of the mud houses which the little ones
were at so much pains to erect, and the
builders are driven heller SHELTER TO seek
refuge in their homes from the cold and
biting rain. little while and the sun
breaks forth again, the army of housa
builders are out once more, autumn
again comes forth and nature smiles.
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
NC Preslaent wlll vnte

WASHINGTON, Oct. 3O.-President Har-
rison win probably 60 home to vote. He
has all along desired to do this, but busi.
ness of an important nature has kept him
here. He has cleared up his desk, and un-
less some Unforeseen circumstance arise to
keep him here, he will vote in Indiana on
election day, Private Secretary Halford
will leave Washington for Indiana today,
and Attorney General Miller and Marshal
Ramsdell will leave today or tomorrow.
Numbers OF department clerks and Others
residing in Washington, who vote in the
states, are leaving on every train. The
number residing here who will vote in this
congressional election is greater than for
several years
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
OKLAHOMA LEGISLATION.

Member Endeavors to Cove the Speaker
with Revolver.
GuTARIE, o. T., Oct. 9o.-The Legislative
hall was thrown into an uproar yesterday
over the action of Representative Terrili.
The assembly had been in session Tues
day night until 2 a. M, when the rem
resentative demanded that Senator Nc
Carthy, who was on the floor lobbying for
the Kingfsher bill be elected. The speaker
refused 70 comply with the request, when
Terrill said he would then leave the hall
The speaker ordered the door locked. but
Ierrill kicked it open aud went out. fol-
lowed by so many members that the as
sembly adjourned. In the morning Terrill
walked to his desk, and laying revolver
on it said he would see whether the speaker
and others would be allowed to brazenly
Disregard the rules of the house The ser
geant-at-arms after a struggle disarmed
Terrill, who went out to hunt another gun.
The bill was defeated
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
belgian 0moors IntervIewed.

BRUssE1s, Oct. 30. Several Belgium OH.
GERS who have served In the Congo country
and met both Stanley and Burttelot in that
country express themselves AS satisfied that
the honor Of both is unassailable, and that
IN the matter OF the present controversy
they We're equally hlameless
Lieut.. Baert, who was a freqnent visitor
az Barttelot's camp aud was president OF
the Stanley Falls court martial which
tried Sanga, Barttelot's murderer, SAYS
that Sanga himself alleged no other mo
tive for numbering Barttelot than that
Barttelot, being disturbed during the night
Of July II by Manyema musicnl reveIs--
which he had strictly forbdden-issued
from his tent and discovered that the noise
was made by Sanga's wife.
lie raised stick against her, whereupon
Sanga thrust a gun against Barttelops
breast and fired. This was the version OF
all the eye witnesses, corroborated by sanRa
himself Stanley's insinuations that Sanggl
was impelled by greater and fouler provo
cations may rest upon secret reports, which
he probably believed true, but which are
shown TO be false by Sanga's confession.
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
oIemens, snarn Practice.

NEW YoBK, Oct S0-Harold Clemens.
who was a member Of the defunct firm 81
George X. Sistare's Sons, Of Nos. IA and Ia
Wall street, has been arrested on a charge
Of graud larceny. Clemens was indicted
recently on complaint OF John Price
Wetherell, Of Philadelphia. On June IA
Wetherell wrote TO the firm OF Sistare's
Sons asking them 10 obtain loan OF SIG.
600 at per cent for one year on 800 shares
Of stock Of the Lehigh Zinc and Iron com
pany, of Bethlehem, Pa On a promissory
note Clemens secured So, 600 from the Ma
tional Hudson River bank, giving as col
lateral 200 shares of Wetherell's stock
Wetherell was then given the money for
which he asked While Wetherell was in
st. Louis in April, 1890, he learned of the
failure Of Sistare's Sons, and when he asked
TO settle up his account he could not get
his shares of stock without paying The en-
tire amount Of the promissory note given
by Clemens to the bank. BY the trans
action Clemens managed to obtain s.. 600
which, it is alleged. he appropriated 20 his
own use. Clemens has residence in Fair
field, Conn. He was admitted to bail in
the sum Of $500
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
He SAW BARRUADlA Die.
An Eyewitness Describes the Famous
Trnredx ~ Acnnnlru

Tragedy at Acapulco.
BOSTON, Oct 30.-The Globes Rutland
lVt9 special gives an interview with
Charles II. Wood, OF San Jose, Cal. tenn.
porarily stopping there, who was an eye
witness of the death of Gen Barrundia al
Acapulco, Central America Mr.. Woods
says that when the steamer having Gen.
Barrundia on board entered the port OF
Champerico it was boarded by the Guate-
malan officers, who demanded Barrundia's
surrender, alleging that they bad an order
OF arrest from Miner, the American min
lister. The purport Of the order was that
II the ship was within league OF the Gun
malan shore it would be the CAPTAINS
duty to deliver up Gen. Barrundia. Capt
Otis, believing this order ruse, refused
the demand and sailed for San Jose.
The interview then detailed the already
wen known facts Of the boarding of
the steamer by the Guatemalan OIL
GERS, whose order Of arrest was stamped
with the minister's official seal and in ohe-
dienee to which the party was led by Cant.
Pitts TO Barrundia's stateroom. where the
document was read to the fugitive. In the
latter part OF the order, said Mr.. Wood.
was pledge on the part of Minister Miz.
ner that Barrundia's personal safety would
be assured.
Barrundia, however, blinded by despair.
did not wait to hear the closing words. but
saying Yes in French darted behind his
door and Immediately rushed out firing
bullets from revolver hold in either hand.
but inJuring no one lie was then riddled
with bullets from the officers weapons
Mr.. Wood expresses the opinion that the
affair was disgrace to the American flag.
more especially as two American war ships
lay near by and could have assisted in say
ing Barrundia.
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
The aformons N Idnho.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 80. Governor Shonp.
Of Idaho, has submitted his annual report
70 the secretary OF the interior In regard
TO the Mormon question the governor says
that u has been an important factor ia
Idaho politics. He reviews It's progress IN
the territory since its inception. That the
church held and controlled the franchise
OF its members was, he says, apparent to
all. After referring 70 the test oath law.
the governor says thnt the old time ex-
clusiveness Of the Mormon church, In all
that pertains TO social and business life,
has made the settlement OF non -Mormons
among them undesirable, but with the
adoption OF loyal principles and new habits
Of thought they will make better neigh
bors aud better citizens
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
nnrned N nenLh N pll,shn,..

PITTsBURG, Oct 3O.-Early this morning
fire started in the livery stable Of II. +.
Dyer, on Grant street, and Antonio Gya-
tillo, an Italian, who with his fa6nily of
five children occupied the upper story, was
burned to death. His wife and youngest
girl, Mary, were also badly burned. The
fire originated in the rear OF the building
and spread SO rapidly that escape by the
stairway was prevented Gyatillo handed
his wife and children out OF the upper
window into the srms Of Officers Hanna
and Richardson. who stood on the next
roof below. Returning to save his goods,
Gyatillo was caught in the stairway and
suffocated
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
Dropped Dead at ais Post.

Milton Nelson, one of the first engi-
neers on the New York, Philadelphia
and Norfolk railroad, and former EN-
ploye Of the Philadelphia and Erie rail-
road, dropped dead on his engine near
Cape Charles, Va, at As o'clock last
evening He left Delmar in the morning.
seemingly In good health, but when
Kendall Grove was reached he he ped to
unload some barrels from the train
and he complained Of feeling very III Inn
mediately after resuming his place In
the cab. A few minutes later he died
The exertion is thought to have affected
his heart he wss about 55 years old. snd
leaves a wife and six children He join
cd the M e. Church at Cape Charles
last Sunday, and was also q member Of
the Brotherhood Of Locomotive Bnginsera
and the A. o. Q. w.
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
A MON clnsn. ! pn.tnmeo-

WASHINGTON, Oct. 30-Col Whitfield,
the first assistant postmaster general, has
given instructions TO the postoflloe in
spector az Chattanooga, Tenn, 20 at once
proceed 70 Warn, Ga, where il is reported
lawless mob has control. The post
master there, in telegraphic dispatches to
the department, says that he was Obliged
to close up the Office and seek safety else
where This postofIice has only been re-
Gently created. Col. Whitfield says that a
lawless mob breaks out &C Warn evcry once
In while and plays havoc. III the mob
cannot be suppressed by the inspector" /" he
said, II think we shall have to do the next
best thing to preseryeftho dignity Of the
United States by closing up the Office"
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
only $500 N M, DI,trIet.

WASHINGTON, Oct 30 In an interview
published here Representative Wilson, OF
West Virginia, denies the statement cir
culated from Republican Headquarters
that the Democratic committee has sent
5000 into his district. Mr.. Wilson SAYS
that only $50 have been contributed to pay
the ordinary expenses OF the campaign.
He charges that Mr.. Mason, the commis-
sioner Of internal revenue, has filed his
district with government employees who
are working for the Republican ticket, and
he displays a letter signed by Mr.. Mason
which he says was sent 80 The Phillippi
Republican advising it OF certain points
on which TO attack Wilson.
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
Dr. Peters Attael,a stnnler.

LONDON, Oct 30.-rhe November num-
Der of The Contemporary Review contains
an article written by Dr. Peters, upon the
authority OF Emin pasha, which asserts
that Stanley more than once threatened
TO force Emin TO accompany him to the
const.
While delivering King Leopold's offer TO
Emin Stanley at the same time urged the
pasha not TO accept, alleging that the Congo
state was IN bad way, and 20 further ln-
huence Emin 20 decline limiting that king
Leopold had treated him (stanley) badly.
DR. Peters also accuses Stanley OF having
drunk wine at a dinner served in European
fashion, while others Of his party al the
same table We're served with negro fare
and had no wine.
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
ORGANS, II Gents Per nay
IGNORING A p. slnEN1.
Democratic supervisor List Rpvis. Il
ny Republican

ny Republican
Henry Q. Conrad, chief supervisor OF
elections for Delaware, departed fr m an
established precedent yesterday In msk-
ing the appointments Of United States
supervisors for the coming election.
IL has always been the custom for 9
committee Of each party, TO make a
list Of those suitable for supervisors f,r
the guidance Of the chief supervisor.
ard those men have been appointed. Mr..
Conrad, however has ignored the list of
Democrats handed in by Chairman WI
lard Hall Porter, this year and made The
appointments TO suit himself.
The following shows the changes made
In the list by Mr.. Conrad. The 6rst
named In each district is tt Q one recon
mended by the Democratic committee.
and the last named Is the one appointed
by Mr.. Conrad on his own recommen-
dation:
First ward-Flrst district. Lewis
Peekey, John Pyle; Second district.
Joseph B, Bickts. George 0'Neil.
Second ward--Third district, Owen
Palmer, Charles Cannon Fourth district.
Joeeph B. Deshszo, William Quinn.
Third ward-Sixth district. Peter
Kelley, Eben Q. Griffin
Fourth ward--Ninth district, Patrick
F. Murphy, Casper T. Toppln,
Fifth ward-Tenth district, William r.
McCloskey, Robert H. Taylor; Eleventh
district, John w. Phalen, Allen Speak
man.
Sixth ward-Thirteenth district, "a.
J. Cripsen, Thomas NJ Ogls.
Eighth ward-Twenty arst district.
w H Grady, M ] McNally.
Ninth ward-Twenty-se district.
John Cloud, Douglass Goldman; Twenty
third. district, Samuel Il. Chalfant, John
B Price,
Tenth ward-Twe-ty ffth district.
William Hanna, James M Hammond.
Eleventh ward-Twsnty-sxt district.
Joseph r. Meyers, John Hamilton.
IL will be seen from the above that the
statement published in the papers yes
terday that the Democratic appointees
were those selected by the Democratic
committee is incorrect
Evening journal., 1890-10-30
FOR tie Pool ChnmpIon.bin.

NEW YORK, Oct s0.--A contest at con
tinuous pool between Champion Charles
II. Manning, Of this city, and Albert S.
Powers, OF Chicago, was begun at Days
billiard room, in Brooklyn, last evening.
The games will be 800 balls up in blocks
OF 200 balls each night for three nights for
purse Of 5000, the net receipts, the Bruins
wick Bake emblem and the champion
ship Of America. Manning won the first
game by a score OF 202 to 1S3