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Fatal End or AN Old reud.

LOUISVILLE, KY. April AT Cham
bers station. near Mount Sterling, ycster-
day. Will Barnes and Kelly Day were
killed by Albin Barnes and George Steph-
ems. The Barnes were cousins, and the
shooting grew out of an old feud. Day
was bystander without any share in the
quarrel. Albin Barnes is fatally wounded.
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LINUoLS, Neb., April "A contract was
sigued to-day whereby the Burlington 4
Missouri River road will build a new line
from the crossing of the Cheyenne river
in Wyoming tn Deadwood. South Dakota.
The extension is loo miles long.
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DEMOCRATS GET THERE
EncoullSin6 News Received From SsV-
ePal States.
The Entire Ticket Elected In Col
umbus-Creat Gains In Gin
cinnati - Reports From
Michigan and Elsewhere.

CINCINNATI, April The vote at the
election to-day for judge OF the supreme
court, clerk Of the police court, director OF
the city inflrmary, magistrate and menu
hers a the council, etc., was very light.
Republicans mt midnight seem to have a
maioHey Of one In the board of education,
two il the hoard of councilmcn, both of
whic4 Heretofore have been overwhelm-
in0gyiepublican. Democrats elected all
the cers except the clerk of IL police
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NEW YORK, April Joseph n. Meeks.
referee in the Flack case, surrendered
himself this afternoon to undergo a sem
tcncc of 10 days in jail. He said the judg-
ment II the court had worried him and he
would prefer To undergo sentence than be
disappointed in the decision of the court
of appsaIs
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heath of IN. oldest Engineer

BALTIMORE. April William Gallo
way. who ran the first locomotive on the
Baltimore * Ohio road. is dead. He re-
tired in iss7 aud was probably the oldest
locomotive engineer IN the world. AT the
time of death he was 81 years old.
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Election nj Cleveland.

CLEyELAND, o., April AT the munic-
ipal election to-day the democrats elected
the municipal ticket, comprising commit
teemen Of various boards and a Justice Of
the peace. The republicans elected % of
the 40 aldermen.
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Tn. AI,nn.. Annual Meeting.

CHICAGO. April The annual meeting
of the Alton road resulted in the election
of the old directors and officers except A.
&. Bartlett chosen Ia I'LL one year of the
unexpircd term of John Creerar.
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The victoriou. Democrats.

CoLuABus, o., April The city cleo
tion was quiet, not more than 90 per cent.
Of the vote being pollcd. The democrats
elect their entire ticket and make substan-
tial gains i'm the council.
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ROME. April Prince Giovanni An
drea of valmontanr and Melui. head Of
the house of Doria NPamphili. died to-
,lay at the age ~ NJ from the effects Of a
surgical operation.
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4 Victim of Pare, .,

ST. Louis, April 7.-winslow Judson,
president of the st. Joseph. 81. Louis Il
Santa Fc railroad died to-day OF paresis.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-07-27

Mrs Arthur Addison gave reception on wednesday
from until T. re1,. .. C,over
Mrs Livor gave a luncheon on Tuesday at Clover
croft 10 many of her friends. ,r...
cry" Mrs ~ Dayis widow of the Hon Henry Winter
Davis Of baltimore. IS occupying her cottage OH Tic
'' General j. j. Dana, L. :. A.. and Mrs Dana are AT
'"o Ihe Hrt2ian Minister, " Valenu, is At me MaI
corn having been passenger on the even'fni 'oy axe
OF the Olvcttc - -, 49,. fos boon visiting
rho family If her nance, Wyman Cu'hman' rroui"cu
home this week. A., ,,,h NJ and Mrs
Nod,U N Chicago Tuesday evening me ,tuiIes, ~
c,, York heinz the only other pcop, N me parry no
Contain Natr- Stirling gave dinner On D'i,,i .r
vr,r.hIp Dolphin last Monday 10 Mrs: J. d. 'io'''S
ard her daughter Lulu Morris. Of ljaIumorr' s,.,.
uie. Inuise miy lcr daughter % 6norR 7 T, ",
of New Yora j., visiting Mr. ami MIS- w d. "''' WI
Dc erase Fox gave a choice dinner at tnc Ma'eI
lat MONDAY and Frank Thompson dlhhcr a' w"
summit IIousc on IW>day. -, ,..,, With Mrs John
,,ddIo purter as pr-sidcnt and Miss Anoc NlhoIN -
nrrtarv II win give four receptions IN Anen''-'c
Isl -th. 18th and god. -, o,,t.,d,s Point
George Vanderbilt seems to max, VE .r tIc name
nrartca as well a. artistic: lie has CHANCE ~ rac
If his house there from WaterSmcct 10 fo'' " No'''
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ncton; Miss Lillian Smith. Mr.. and Mrs. T.. T. Mason
Miss Mason, Mrs. c. T. Herring, the Misses Herring,
Mrs S. L. Bunting the Misses bunting, all OF fhlladc-
phia: Israel Minor, jr Brooklyn; w. A. Brown. w T.
Downs jersey City; ]. Iardman, IT,. A. H. Osborne
Beleyllc, y. j.
Tahawus Hovsc-Mfs. w. II. Thomas Miss A. l..
Aues New.Yort; William Wcematc, Germantown Penn.
Dr. Noruand Smith, Frank &. Robinson. jersey CITY l.
NJ Barton, Worcester. Mass Mrs o. w S"ancy'
Springfield Mass. T. +. IIosSins. Philadelphia
Mrs A. j. Carpenter, William Warren Carpenter. New
burg; S. Berkeley Smith New-YOk; benjamin j. Lewis.
Ibervillc T. O.; j. Stevens Lewis. Montreal; Mr. and
Ms. i. d. Hoskns. Ph!ad pnia Mrs Juliet Pt1r'on'
Newly ork; William Henry, Princeton y j. Mrs. e ors'
d. Lardon, Rochester, y. y. Mis- r. d. Parker ElHi'
BETH " j. Thomas NJ Henry. Beaver Penn; -. Hail
cot Albany; Mr. and Mr.. Gercc ScuGd'F H'FlII Scuu'
der Elizabeth y. j.; Henry y. Paul, PhlsCc'>hid.
Adirondack IIOust-liss Anna Field, MIS-, cara IL.
Osborne Edward II. baldwin. Newark. y. j.; Dr. w H.
Decker Buffalo; y. David Pattsbure; George j. Fox.
Brooklyn: Mrs. Malcolm MacfaTane John Macfa ane'
PHILADELPHIA; Mrs j. Stctson Frcd C. Rogers Boston
Mrs. GEORGE D. Gordon, Rochester; Richard W. Knott.
Louisville KY; Alexander Adarc Philadelphia Mrs ~
L. Holt c. L. Holt, jr, New-York Kari smith, Miss NJ
Forster Newark V. j.; Miss Mamie 5. Murray. Miss
Clara S. Beach, NcwYork w. \. Brown w. +. Downs.
Jersey City; H. II. Osborne, Bclcville. " D.
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MIR and Mr., Walter calls. of New York, are at the
BY imc~ nonsauer. the leader of the orchcstr, at
Proctor, Theatre, Albany, y. y. l. at the STOCKTON
Mr. and Mrs Moclon. OF Havana, cuba. are regis
tcr,, az the Bo~cOhc
Charl., r. Lincoln, Deputy Commissioner of Penn
,,r1{ Horace Imgllon. Il roG4rcd nith states
Army officer. aud Don Manuel EEuega. an attache
Of the Peruvian legation are also staNng al The same
Vii, Ida Williams. of Brooklyn. is soournins at the
J. W. whclpcy. United states Assistant Treasurer.
aud Mr.. Whelpcy and family are registered at the
Late arrival. from New-York at the Mononcahela
include VI. I-ebaehc, W. +. Berry. John C"treiI
Mis-, Ltur;. Palmer Of New ork /, at the Hoffman.
Is also George VI. Gordon, OF the same Guy.
Mi Minnie Flowcry, of New York. Is registered at
John O. Day. Of the standard OH Company of New
Mr and MrS. T. H. swanScrr. OF New ork, accom-
Fane by W1p and Ms S" eS1 K aTG SS GGa
Crnrey, Of New York, are at The SANE hon~,.
senator A. g. Cat"ll. who j. also President Of me
a' few 'S Gati at at iIaddcn Hall. w."
T. W; Eckfelt, Of East "ranee, /, a guest at pgdlGy
same city. are also a; Dullcy Ar7n,.
Professor Jane, VI Brown, Of the University Il
Pennsylvania, with hi, wife and family are at IN"
4. i. Russell. Of butler. Penn. Is among the
guests the Hotel Central
Registered at The Ilyseia are Mr.. and Mr. Edward
Hale. Mt. {. Dudlcisl ana Mr. f. L. sargent al
New lOrN
The Now York contingent At the Hot Bnn> WICK
include, John Ecan Mrs. Edward CHtArly. Nj =
cuhhcrly and Mr. and Mr> ; Krn,c and family.
REGISTERED at the >tclucy from New (orh are W. \.
SKATER. G.. r. FuaN. Miss l.. y. Lee and Ms ll'''c
Lee
At the Dclavan Mrs. EtwaM O'Shanghnr,sN,
Mis- Nellie OShanghnc>>y. Ms, Nellie Dunn. Mss
Kat" Mahoncy and Miss NJ. II. Cavanash Of New
York ,
At the Cambridge from New York are James IL.
Ean. r. r.. Pick and family and Peter Ric' ,
Recent New York arrivals at The Vermont ln'!uu
Lyman l.. Stone Mr. and Mr.. X. c. Christopher Miss
l.. Ingham and Miss L!dc Metz.
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lighting up the richly stained ceiling and fretted
trusses, producing a pretty effect.
The chancel which IS guarded by handsome RAIL- IS
arranged on q circle and enclo;cs the pulpit which
stands in a deep and rcomy acove Broad aSieS l Ike
the sticks of a fan. run from the various entrances
toward narrowing centre in trent Of the chahcel
The pgaery is In the rear of the church aDo'c ''o
Orange-st vest.bulc This presents hahdsolhe pan
cllcd front and contains pews for seVer'u h"hu'cu
sttlngs All the woodW ORR in the b dy Oh t'e clurch
including the pcws in the gallery ana on tIe moor oi
the auditorium, is Of cherry, finished IN It's haluIal
color The organ the front OF which Is also finished
in cherry, stands In an alcove at TIE IeH Oh the
pulpit, and is declared by experts to be tne lines.
instrument Of It's kind in Newark IL Is wv n,i
m>trum' MT. having hity-el4lt h2te' -, ~ ninca
and twenty seven pedal notes, Win lo,l PPcc9
The auditorium f the church j. leh'eu az nsllt MN,
by massive and beautiful electric INT b'i.
numerous side lights suspended from drOp anu pr Hee
fixtures about the side walls, WhcIe .ho hSiIdi"e
electric llEht NAV be used. All through Inc DuliuIuS
the most careful attention has been pau anu EOD,
taste displayed in finishing and furnishing Wt.oue
making any vivid painful contrasts nNcIA 5mimb
denotes simplicity, and harmony S erecancs and
The pcws are models Of comfort ana "a eor ' ~
are Upholstered in blue damaSk, while use moor r, -
covered with a handsome body ITlsSel. Garpco ano
church.. including the gallery, VIII ?i' hnotod Ir
The chapel which is on the north end OF inc 3ulld
ing i entered through two street entrances dIu wv
additional doors from the auditorium Inc enla,,oc
leading to thc lecture room Of the chapel j. through
norch situated I'm an angle formed by the main churh
and church and chapel walls whll" inc eiltI'1 ~. :"
the class room, is through the other outer door. EI
ing the chapel through the side entrance hiec nv
well regulated library is found nj the left hand WINE
directly i'm front staircase leading to the gaIlcy OF
tic lecture room. Between these points are Two
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the same material rises 70 the height OF lo) rect Oh
the southwest corner Of the bndine.. In the upper
norton Of this tower j., bclfry. while heh eibI''
dorincr windows break into On" octoh'drH f"i NV"
t,ur IF IL. plane, or angles. The main entrance ]"
the building j, through three portals supported Oh I'
pIcr, u several clustered columns. each WITH H'hH
latci capitals. and reinforced on each size 10y H'i'
ENGAGED column, with couical copinE> or caps Hc
,,..u The engage, column, j, an cuablrurr 81 pa''
ing I'm lov relief. Including moulded corn'o supporter
upon console. ...,,,
Above the Grand portal the facade is em'"IUshed oy
, large mull.pucd and ;rlu>'m'd window "uF'''' ~
,,,.o, ,r,. feet iu size glazed with rich AID ''~'''
design, DO -ta.ucd ela,e. Vu "''h 'ide "' III
id,, ,r,, Two smaller ones. while ~ the peak oil i'
,l. ,r, f,u- still smaller Windows. The Hlde 81 'l'
.irr,b lor,cring OH Bath.atc rlac" contain, SIX
,,i,t,v. with arclcd caps. The chapel ""'H "u.",
,i church pr1ucr f. at TIC rar Of the h"ii S'u0 -
p,e tuILinc This presents n fablcd 'front.' l." INC
,r.., and j. lighted by two rows OF tFched "ln"'"'
AID ha, t~o entrances from the -uc'' i' 49,,
,rcr also has an entrance through Tie t""'' ." ''
corner a., . t,,, o,l.
doo,, inside the portals. IN" first room .''''" - -
,.. aud .,,cior. vc.tlbule With tiled moor i''"
n,, n,. l,,r, open .utp The auditorium -""" u '''',
c,,r feet ,.de by iiu,ty feet IN depth Here one -
,,,,cdi,tcly lnprc-,cd with The r.mpll''N anu .r
, N, tho dc. liz, ln decoration and iii'h'"nS' i"0
,, ,r,. arranged on tcrraccd ampiiiNe'''c "''
, ,.,d.pg almost I'm a half circle 40 e''N ",' ~,
n,, front, tlo pulpit The c'iNht' WIZ" "
No., ,,,.L handsomely stained. T. -npp'i"' 10. ."
,,.l e,p,..d iri,-c, ard (, i'n' --IN i''' '''"
mc n.or. tive dorIncr windows pierce tue ''"' '''''
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FINE HEALTHY SKIN,
Cure OF n Distressing skin Disease Gratefully n.
knowIedged by a Ncw.York Gentleman

NV little grandson having been cured an eczema By
the CUTICURA REMEDIES. | prevailed upon by nv
wife and daughters try myself for distressing skin
m0lady that has the bane Of NY life twenty years
IL required good deal of persuasion get me 10 try IT,
for argued that seventy years of age could not be
cured by the remedy that twoyear-old child was
Vas perfectly astonsbcd the result however In one
week eruption had nearly saplelrd and in two weeks
h'r, was "A Nctgs It left \ Transformation took
place from leprous to a Inc, healthy skin. Ny head
bc.ore L commenced the OF thc CUTlCURA RENE.
DIES. with and patches Of dead skin
winch could pull OF in pieces the Size OF dine while
rom my elbows. knees and other parts Of my body, could
Ceach strips the size half dollar Ny had had such
an appearlnce that AVOID society. but now thanks 70
tne ~ III tHA REMEDIES. can once more 20 cut with
comfort ana ejoy all e Tlelsur,s OF society With
faction ] was long a stranger 10.
THoS. ). NEDHAM, 20 w. s2d-st. New.York
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A ROMANESQUE CHURCH.
THE HANDSOME NEW BUILDING OF Rose
VILE CONGREGATION.
AN ELEGANT AND COMFORTABLE AUDITORIUM
Al FINE CHAPEL AND WELLFCRNIShHp
PARsONAGE-THE DETAILS OF
TIE BUILDINGS

Tho now IOsevilc Methodist Episcopal Chlrch' OF
which the accompanying illustration IS an exact ieprc
ontoon +, situated at OrangcSt. and Baihrale race
in flat part Of the city of Newark known as Eos'Ve'
Tho new church begun carly In 11e0 ana INC COT
ncrsionc was laid on June II OF that year Joy Wv
unrmitting and vigorous efforts Of the pastor "c
po, Dr / NJ Mcckcr the building wac pushed L"
coupetlon and dedicated on the first sunday Oi iaS'
month.
The building rs will be seen by the Illustration mas
handsome exterior unique in its appearance ana "''-
doulcdlv is Of the most striking oil all III" HOUSES
- u.orshn I'm Newark The style of architecture EN-
,Iovcd i, RomancSque with an admiXtnrc OF INC
MEDIEVAL The windows and doors are all heaViy
cu,rdcd with Roman arches and strongly butIcNNed'
rho foundation courses of the building up to the wafer
table are constructed of heavy blocks OF No'ne''"
anltc finely fooled. while above that the she ana
- ,otIe are az brick The main front, or the Orange
= facade however. is built of Indiana limestone lad
in a,hlar courses An OctaGOnal tower constructed oi
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SILVER LAKE ASSEMBLY.
VARIOUS CONVENTIONS AND COURSES OF
STUDY.

VARIOUS CONVENTIONS AND COURSES OF
STUDY
Silver Lake. July &c (Spccian1hc first weeks session
~ the Silver Lake Assembly has proved greater success
than those Of previous year and the attendance mas
also been The weather whole has been pro-
pitou, and the daily programmes have been rpIete WITH
able d,courscs by eminent dNines and interesting enter
anmcnts by weknown artists. But III" day OF days III
the letter day the entire Assembly meetings
wa, \. r. day. which occurred Wednesday, IL was
the occasion Of the third annual veteran reunion held on
beautiful and picturesque Assembly grounds under the
auspices Of the Assembly Association Weeks OF pr"para-
ton the securing Of the presence Of distinguished guests
SPEAKERS extensive advertising, brought forth
splendid results. General Floyd CarksOn. as before
stated. elected president Of the Association for the
ensuing year, and the following well-knowh od vets
elected for the same period "eheTa
John A. Reynolds General H. :. Grc'nlea tCIohci D. D
Graham. Colonel \. l.. Mahbitt. Major j. p CleaFy, inc
Hon. Andrew J. Iorish Colonel y p Pond, General
Leland J. webb the Hon James WadSworth. "eheFai
y. u. Curtis, Colonel Henry L. Arnold. Major Stahba'h
John Weber and the following commanders OF
q. \. Il. posts: r. &. parkhurst, Canandaiguai u w
SNYDER Sprngville; Truman Bishop, LiNonlai D. H.
Whlpple North Java George W Thomas. Corfu; Gavin
knowles, Avon Harrison Crane. Canisteo; j. T. Myers,
Springyic; H. o. Holly Warsaw W. b. Tallman. Perry
e. Psh PutncyNIlc J. Tilton, Arcade; George Hoi-
lands. Hom'syille; T. L. hre,s, WellsNille l. w IN
dredth Wscoy; C. Mcdonnell. Buffalo T. could. Ma
chias r. Castle CASTLE +. Warren, Farport The Kew
4. f. Parker elected secretary.
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AT THE HEAD OF KEENE VALLEY.
BEEDE'S REJUVENATED-GREAT FIRES On SPEN
IEARTHS-THE ADIRONDACK RESERVE
rIIR0NGS OLE ARTISTS.

Boedes July &c CSpccial.-The ST. Huberts Inn.
which for many years was known as the WHO" Bcedcs
is much more elaborate place than the little oldashoncd
hotel which was household word In the Adirondacks
The site o hotel Is the same as that formerly
occupied by the Beede ouse-a plateau overlooking c
lovely Valley and II is one OF the most beautiful
and picturesque sections OF tho Adrondacks The wilder
ness touches the very doorstep and the road on every
side is encirced by beeting and dark frowning
peaks.
following
st. Hubert's Inn-Mrs. II. NJ Devices, Mrs. William
Bispham Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Il. Baer, Miss wilson Mr.
and Mrs. f. w. Tyler, w ii. Granbery. H. j. Weber
w. f. Weber W. II. Bishop. Merle st. c. Wright Walter
Hound all Of NewYork Z. dc h. Head, U. 5. N. Wash
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Trade associations are becoming popular, and wei
they NAV. and the journals that live and thrive on
md benefit trade communities feeling that they ls'
o,ul, for mutual advantage and social intercourse,
,., carried ont thi, sensible idea last week, anu
c.p.ptei their union by the popular method Of
dinner al DelmouicO's on Monday night. ReprtHsl'
totiye, Of about twenty papers sat around the sa>y
dcckcd and wesuppIied table and drank success TO
-, r,,lv formed American Trade Press Association.
Among them were: o,-.
= p Fowler. OF The western Brewer Ohc'Eo t''a'0a
:, S,,r,, az THE Electrical World; {. X OuUoiu' OF
nm, rnholster,rr Philadelphia; Benjamin L!liaId, u
.rne druggists, Circular; NJ. + Mitchell. Of The AHe
can Miller" CHICAGO, John tochane, Of Ihe Au.'s'' AZ
r>tortrr" NcyYork NJ. duncan, ~ 'faieI ana Al'SS'
ph'l,t,lp,ia: Joseph W. Gib,on. Of Ihe 'o'NHs "a
,t,.o and The Haberda,hcr," Ncw-NorA; W. l. Ior'
hmm, of TIN, Boot and Shoe Recorder BOSTON, ~ -
N,,rd of Tho Jewellers Circular Ne"-for"i fi1na
Nd If The Builder AID Decorator Fhild''pAn' A.s
r Elliott II ''rhe Dryiovd, Economist Ne"'io'A'
Tho war veterans Of Queens County fought ther
battlcs DER again down on Kocka"ays livery OcN'.
ot their thir annual reunion, under IN" auspices ~
thc Ouecns County e. \. Il. Executive commute" oA
Wednesday. Large numbers Of people attended ui'
reunion and dancing, music. specchmahlng ana To
fr,shucns made the DAY pass quickly THESE ART ''o
Veterans who composed the committees III e'Asc
the affair: ~
Floor nanarcr A. D. Limbdecr Floor > NJ
o.,
Y T. Nullncr J. 4. QuDlow. Reception post coh'''
e.-L A Furncy John Fleming John Coin'"u'' ~.
,nGer simpson. William H. Patterson D. So, $50, =.
,,,orge McA. Gosn,an. Reunion Committee "
slocn,o chairman; %. J. Mc,0wan. Jo-'l" l. "t'"S,
a., r,rpev 4 d. Limb.recr. Thomas '. H"'''' H'',,,'
Nu,r,v Conradc, hip-H. A. bowman Ja''' '"''' W.
McC Smith Charlie, Petut james no'' u'' " ~
dc Water Jane, d. Woods George T." ''',ti, s - -
nrichtm,n John H. Miner Clark L. smith on'.i' "
,,,,, c,np.itt.e-John :. Power, president J." ~
r,rncy ,ecretiry Thomas v smith, Nce'pfeS'ach'' ANA
andcr Simpson, treasurer
Tho Tinted Tents Of the knights of the Maccaoecs
h,, ,hcr rrt NcyyYorh state Convention last Week.
and whom th, busness Of the meeting was over ue
knights with their wives, daughters, sweetheaItS anu
,,onds soueht the cool winds and sparkling waves
:. c~,. tsI,,d and there lad feasting and games
IN, o,ncr diversions 70 their hearts content Among
m, prominent member, Of the order present "e''.
~ y,,te T. Bronson, IL. {. Wmthcrs, Deputy sultvn'
,,,,d,r xev York state r. X. Schroeder. DE- T. I-d'
,,,.,.r 4, n ILrs-n ii. \. Mo-, T. Prusln1~, D.
W"nnler William II. Grimmcl H. j. SchrOr1eI 'v" W
Harvey Peters, {. SlcDclt NJ Summer, r. ~
Irnkman IL. l.. BginINnah, j. DAetLeh l. T. Seie'
CanclannLlos
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Decorah-posten., 1890-07-23
Sperige.
Grab paa aaben Baoe | stodboIm

ct Srab, Der 9grOoa ben 2lbe Snni,
oeo 6 2ioen ON aitenen iurppeoes her,
ltecs paa oa6en @nbe % uneer fulot
Ea9slps, bar patt itpr 5pii9t / 8pen,
ltrioer "8DtebOrgspoiten". en- ira
ar1erita I 6rcba9s biemtommeu Smeos
arbeloer peo Naon 3pban gua. ellie.
oabl nebItjgo nemlig mibt ipran BET
Sabl9renlte Spgebus en- pmtrina 80,
aari9 Wanosperion.
Dc to MGno bar libt tiblioere feet at
ltaa lloenior en- ElfiRloer peo Grbnt-
tornet, % oa 5rGtte meo binanoen.
Zen pngite, ban Der ieuere bleu itibt,
forlangte, at ben anoen Ituloe bbbe poa,
% oa oenne life Uiloe bet, tiloelte ban
BAN ct Slag, Ian ban Ialot operenoe %
llo9 0opeoet | @aoen. Giterot ben
Sla9ne bapoe reiit fig, pilbe ban iierne
ll9, mer ben anben iul9te eiter unoer
2ruller. 2ilieoabl tos oa op en- 8ez
oOlper, % ibet ban retirerebe baol9ns,
trlleoe ban neo at reoitpoe 5orisl9ereu,
bplS ban nGrmebe Zig. "a be inaleoes
bar TONNE til Sroett, Der fra 8rcntturuet
!srer oper til SaBlgreus9aben, itprteoe
lmtolertlb Manben irem os 9reb Gmis
s~ranten Stulorene. Sbetiamme imelote
ct Stlo, % ben pnsite Mano iegneoe
neb paa 6Ortou9et, ~eiterat babe ta0et
no9le Striot iremoper. San bar ram
met al Su9len / ben oenitre Sioe.
Gn Itor 6plfema8ie iamlcoe Tia ueo
9poen al Sfuooet. Gen Saareoe blep
lpftct pp % fert inc / oct S~abl9reuIte
SD8cbns, men oeoe inoen ct Bar sci
nuter uoen at bape Iormaaet at iremipre
ct Orb.
No8le TOlitifonItabler, Ser bare tomne
til, arreitereoe 8rabsmanocn % IDrte
BAN til 8%a9ttontoret / 8alarbp9ningen.
San ful9te meb uoen at 9jgre 5oripg
paa Wobltano.
Gepolperen befauotes at babe prret
laot meo 3 Sfuo, al builte 2 bare az
ltubte.
8rab$manoen opgap at bore ipot
Site 9ecbr. 1881 og bjemme / 3dld ueo
&un9sbada, buOr ban bar Suitru og en
8atter; ban ia9Oe, at ban ocsuoen bauoe
tire Spnner / Nmerifa, bOorira ban, ipm
nGont, bar biemtommen iireOags efter
ct treaarigt Spbolo Der.
Den 9rGbte blep iprit igaar SDnoa9
gientjenote lOm MISREPRESENTATION Suliu8
InoersiOr. San eitcrlaoer 6uitru og
tire 8Dru.
2iliepabl inbiattes Sprba9 / Gelles
fen9llet.