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Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

st Bar Snsmanb unber @aarben
Spilano | 8ifebal, Garbal, ifisb nplis
Ell itor 8isrn. 0et bar en- bel 8esi'
uenbeo, oa be fOm neb | 9alen meb lit
Butte.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Attention!

Col. Hughes Post No. 1853 G.. A. b.
The Post having accepted an invitation
from the committee Of arrangements 70
take part In the 4th Of July celebration.
All comrades are requested TO meet at the
Post rooms at 0 o'clock q. m. 70 form Cor
parade. z, l. WEISER
Post Con.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

JsfI - ylsb isrsS,igus,s, otrtn s.f,ns;sist.s fer
~rssarsass SIasi % B,Hnr, at sSt tpsr, tia raiiu,
RairIs,, stu II liars spssissss al ben ~inissHs, Ias
r,na s~ztytisst a. sHs Bsetn nss en- laIis Gsissss ben
ID. Snni 1880. l en- 1Isr al 10 su % 7 p2aantsu
gus inss t,nb.s gt,s, U.IasH,t sars ssusss Eains,I
Csrista Ri,litn, Cans Rtsiftn ssis.
fIst Hslasst.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Gn tn0rfp9roia Wpbeo.

Den beSfts 2Grebog { 6nstIIf BreSs
Sfrtpnina % GHattslis al andre Dotu.
menter for 30 Gents, liant At imnit ublipret
81 X ~ Tommer "Waefart opes ~
1oreneoe 2faterI frit; lenhes mst
Gotten til enbper, iom inbleneeT RGra %
Aoresie ttligemso so Gents TIT
42s2 y. Sanauo, 3rontBbura Ma
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

R%issabooiat Get ital babe tasst be
fornsone Striot i atlebnins 3ilbase'
.traoelien fra gmbebet, % Der er iaa'
lebes tibet Saab ON, at ban fan for
maaes til OF bliue itaaence iom Riss,
aoppfat.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Norn uhrmaaer.

5or Separation al Stue. os 2pmm.ubrs
amt Cub % S~slDiagsr, bsr man btxnenos
ii9 hi uHoerftgHeoe, Der nttop CT anfcuumst
ira Rorge o9 bar III 9erffteb | Tarpetaes
Butt. 8oof Grbeibe % rtmelies griier,
o., bet beoitf az Vii, man bsbgser TIE at
pente ct liar srer to for at fnd fine Gases
tiIbdss. 4. Gptufeu.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Gn epidemic blanot Sifene ipnes

w" SNtS~sNsS SsSbSN O'fAN"N w.
ubbrubt ! Sortebapet, boOr man | Bug
ten psb NOporosipid bar iunbet Suus
brebben bebeftet meb ct lltal af Site
tabauere. Giitene gil meset burtist /
5Orraabnelie os ubbrebts / ben Grab
ubebaselis os senerenoe Stan,, at Der
fra Resierinsens SIDE MATTE tr9ffes
5orbulosresler for at iOr6inOre lbs
brubbet af en- Gpioemi. Der blep iaa.
lebes fsrit % fremlt itaifet ~umaabelise
Wasier af bsb Sip bort fra Stranb'
breboen, bporeiter be ! be narlissenbe
Stobe bleu bells branbte, bells nebsra'
pebe, bpiltet bar fOitet fore Summer.
9iltrobs berfor sr bet life lpftsbes at
itafe Salubelen al aubaperne bort, %
be forpeiter 2uftsn / ben Grab, at man
beirpster en- gpibemi, oa Der anerebs
bar oiit fts betantelise Spmptomer til
en- iaaban.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

1000 81, fsf en- Eperattsu. On
iibenbps tcenbe Dame, Der for tort lib
fibsn blep unbertafet en- unb,rtlps.
operation al en- 2ess | Rriaiania, bar
bonoreret 2aseus Grbeibe msb 1000
ar. 2ennt pasr.be fig fsrif peb at
mobtase ct iaa fort Belsb, men lob fe
omiiber beoass til at mpbtass BET.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

Sra ben engelife Ronne, Setter
Gertrude, iom bar uiet fit 2iu til Bleie
af be Spebalise paa Sanopi6serne, .r
Der III aufOmmet Brepe. Ssiteren Dir.
fer MI paa Oen aalibi Oahu, bpor Der
befinber Fs 20 Speoalife. 9esuben er
Der ct fort initial Bsrn, bos bOem Sps.
bOmmsn bper Dag Tan brpbe ub. Sta'
tionens 2ase er Or. 2us. Softer Ser
trube bebsr fine 2anbsm9nb ON nns.
bOmsifriftsr, 2esetsi % S~uftersObt til
be Smaa. 8 ct anbet Breu ifilorer
ROnnen fin basliSe Beiiaftiselie: "Gn
al mine watienter lisser for 9sbm al
9unsebetenbelie. Gn anben liber al
tronilf inbportes SpsbOm. 8ssuben
siues Der femme tirursiif. I'll
falbe. 80 ogse bar ies baslis at for
binOe os siOe 9sebicin. De feits 2as
semibter % Saloer tilbersber jes ielp.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

sp,tfsn. - S,uss s,lmsislsrts fa stsst o
Denver. at bet s,hasbs Cub I Nm Dtsssa sfn Tss 5nss
at bsIiiaIs, ira I,tt, III bet ryts, sts ssr iars esa,
asrim. 6an ear lob, BEN 1ats 5ssrur 1887 I B0usu
&C., Bis. JEss mds bans st,y. stlRsua szs haas
Rinssl
Ssnepa 5sufsH, caarh Ssufon.
tsst asrtmiau.
Rsrcrois, Gran, 60, Wlna.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

Babe gar Ips, Dl gar ktns, 0shsrta.
W,ns bun sar Barn, Rr,s bun ,itu gafsrta.
Da sun bl,s USr,n. sOfsi bun as III gaforis,
ps suH a. Born, sap bun s,m Gshsrs-
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

SCarm ttifaIgs.-Gu imut Garm
- beIlgseHos ! Gmmss Co, Soma. mtot I n
trtpeligt MORT Sstttsmeut,( BAIT Gugbs Raie)
II git fra airten. u 9ltI til 5iolt9us, ah
I'll Decentralization. 9anoet i1lgsa aGsai
"a pas lstts 8iiidar. ffer fpfrsHinatr ttsHb
ntnosr uadn ig til %. .. 9ones, GfttrpiTA
Soma. 8e.ie&
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Yenjion fra Mmerifa.

Yeaiion fro Mmerifa. vi en- Ben
lion, iom be forenebe Slater | Gmsriia
bar bepilset Susmanb Die 9unberien
Ssaas At Suncalen efter bans gor.
serfrisen onrturane Spn, er fsrife Ter.
min ubbetalt bam | bisie 9ase nisb ar.
2874,55.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

SHialgs. 49, CT upt ~JouHorps
Breton. Winr, ttIidIgs for fi,4oo, st
bar ioitst 5000 SulSt uo F~oripnst ptsb
UtaittHsr oiD. dou6ittoHer: DaIposleu sosb
tunt. aRau beuusuoer ia til "Bdni Of Dre,
Itpn", greiton. Dltnt. ~
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
ti(iaIos / 6onoro QOunty.

ocarut ttHaige 0ofuaro Counts,
y l2 gtile | Beit ira 9rsseo bsftaasnat 4
$50 acrss goot JarmIaHo, bporai enoei q
nuoer Subtraction 8oot "Ruaina pratreS
gdno.
Iigsleoes en- 2sGtags3 Stors.BpaHtns
SgtlDiae, io!to Steu6gguiHg boorIaeu %
en- idlmtHoeltg goo NiGloer. 5qotter ttfbe
rer oenne Gienoom.
Jor Yris % BettH9elIer btupsnber mas
f9 til Wifs Wenoiin9, aomtniItrstrt
OF Giiate al Geo. s. BerbIiHa DEBORAH 81
30, 1B. 3Tn,
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

SamiIien 6aribalbis .. Den
italisufte Resierius pil aftisbs Gami'
lien @aribalbi zen Gaprera for en-
Miliun Sire os beuptts ben til gefait
~ninssanlas. Garibalbis Sig isal ber'
paa fsres til @pm % biiattes.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Gn p9r0iiuIh @inn.

Gn paroiiulb @iaft. Serren (peb
Table d'hote): Sig mig IN Gang -
boorfor er De iaa onerorbentli9 OPP
m9rfiom mob ben Dame beroper2
8erten: gun fan itte opoeies meb
Cub; fioen bun bar bespnbt at iptis
peb Table d'hote, er nniten ale be
un9e Serrer fOrelfsbe | benbe % ipiisr
life ballot iaa meset Tom isr.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

Nebbranbt 9anbelsiteb. Oct @eors
S%perorup tilbsrenbe Sanbelsiteb ROss
/ Nars Einslas er uebbranbt. Oct
Dor ~aslureret for &C, 0 3rpner.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
FRA 0prbmsre ffrises til "Moms,

balspoiten", at &arpeien tesner iarOss
les 9pbt, gnsen ftaar uiabpanlis sObt,
os be iibite 9ases pelsisrenpe &esn bar
ogiaa bra9t Gsreren | Sremuert iOm
lleloen paa oenne Garstip.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

0nifeS.-Rrs. 3. y. 5enbsriOn %
~ Ders G., 9. Hotter / CEDAR RdpiDs, "a,
srifer 2 ftnis Roiispiasr. SOB 2sn bttalss,
hois Mrbeioet CT tiffrtosiiIense. Goresfs:
BRA. Jobu .. SeHosrioH IA 5trft Woe,
Qeoar Raptbs, 9opd. 4i.fa~1
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Qi ;afaer lite tiIanoNsbS.

~ pris. vi brn9er lie ben Wabbtna q
f9lse en- Bare til uH6sr ~SnoijsbspriS o. for
bsier en- Nnbsn Bares Bri8. Spts aosfp
tiger, at ban lalgsr biliasrs eub fteIH d
Brisss, tro BAN lie, men, fsreHb q gs6es,
Tom Ill os os bgr pore 9rijsr. M falgsf
sooe Barer biligert suo nogen AZ bore Rou>
turreuter. @ooe Barer, is uHier I Ynaset
og laoe Briier er bort Wotto.
5ieto d 8rissS, 6ouitpH, Ninn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Gu m9rfe(io Numpbnina.

Gn mGrfelis Anmooning. Rpffe'
ren: Seq mao inbitanois beoe Dem
betale, bpnb De itploer mig.
Stuoenten: aunbe albris fable
mig inol
Rpfteren: Saa betal mig | bet
minbite iaa meset, Tom bet fOiter at
it9pne 9eml
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

TtHalgs. - Seq bar $40 Nerss
9auo lie lnust iraHait6su Tai, mes sssi
GUS % Haoebpguinq; 70 Ncrss CT inoal1e
bet meo "Barb Bire", ps omtrent Is ATes
opogrfet. Tenne Gienoom snIter lea at bort.
bptte for en- farm | RRrbeoen al IseoraA.
3. u giorria, grprsiSagsut, DEBORAH ga
22iGtf.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

Cgftaa - Ett 81 sIsusu ntH tunss Rob at Be-
t,Hsistsr, for i~Iaszr,ns, sIast % stnuu. At min
stars Dai,r. ssutft. ben 4ss 5uHi plnsisIis ss iyzs
aas. sori,aIsis fra bette sts AN Var ssnusL. 6an.
Isu iiyru Ssnsi "a StsrmtH. Iars u I 1rosa al spts -
unsa bans '~isrIsss SaaHs Osiaa pes s.its tpnss sIas.
euastfS Csiaa.
sran,pia,. RtnR,fsi,t Gs, 5ssa
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
BoQfapelig Iponina.

9ostapelis Spbnins. ROberen:
Sig mig, Ridurb, bpOrfUr laier gu iaa
ioris ! ben Bog?
Gutten: So, iss pil sierus babe
ben left ub | benne rse, tbi paa 7itst'
blabst ftaar: "5or 8srn fra ier til
utte Gar', % | naite llss bliuer ies nj
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
EnSfeS.

CLINT. os paalioeiise Ss,ntsr suffes tI 4
relic | 2nn6oifrifter os Bper foy. at folae
en- opsruroentiis COB o. l.tiaIsefi8 SafD
We6iein for Rrsaturer o. GoM aemutk
ZION 30 BroceHt. Aoresle: Ibuue, TeesA
Co., DEBORAH, Soma. x1.toH
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
4oe Sult Grfurnou

meb gbieago. NiIrp. & Ct. BanI Baneh
Zen 3oie og Abe oil Etdets blips iolst III
ale Stdtioner paa oenne 2tnie, og gI0lbsnbs
for E~tlbussreiie iuetil Toe 5ulL prifn GO
for frem o. ttlboss ben iamms, icnf ben
stsrs er blot for frem.
q. .. gotter, Uaent,
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
0nifes.

S7nfes. 49, 100 Tons JiIer, Seru,,
- aobber., 8ini. o. WsshugItra6 Off,
ior boiIi. 81 betaler be hstefie Narisosprtfs3
| aoutaHtN eaer Bptts for 9arsr. 6tdefA
@roif. Bi.ie.sm
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
apinSens aiseaia.tbso. On itart.

apinbens giseitiastbeb. en- itart.
bpsset Dame tOm IND ! en- SpuruOsn,
buOr aus plabie bar Optasns. pun iaa
paa en- uus Serre meb en- Mine, iOm
tpbelis uife. bUab bun uentebs fig al
BAN. Gan forftOS sobt benbes Reuins ;
men isreub bon reite fig, ipurste ban:
"8aa bpilfeu Sibe itaas De Rpinbe,
ipsrssmaalet?" "3et sr unberlist,
at De fan fpsrse ON Bet" iuareoe BUN.
"3aturlispis oil ies, at 8binben ifal
oars %fulStommen liseberettiset meb
Manben.- - "8el", iasbe ban, "bo
tunbs ies babe 2pft til at blipe iibbenbe;
men ies er al en- anben Renins, = ber'
for par faasOb! tag min plabs."
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
EpoSfalo.

GtmiHs,list pss,iaS sysass 4 -D.sras' psasu' Ion
ststiI gratis. III erin en- faasan anutIstfi, al
stsiisiisus sHebsb tuu issiaset Of Bws. ss mas
isasaat bstaI,s mss 5 qtnis " eials I asrfinh.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

Tabt. - CT Bar Bulobriqer meIem
Tr. 5drgrapss Gus Deb front Gresi o.
Srteport, foffe Ensoaa. GJtnoeisn befdle4,
Raar BriCerus brinaes III Mr. pargrapsA
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Garm tilialas.

SEarm tiIiaIgs. = 3asan Jdrmt
~ 100 Ncres, en- balo Wtl ira GaRtol
WttHn dit op6Or'rt, ct 2'Gtagss BaaHinsk
bus. Bris $1,000. Roroittorer tan beIteft
mes al Aleberer. Jor nRrmsrs Gplpsntp
ger benoenoer man ls til "Bdni Of g%rstpH.,
Htiun SO
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

Goppe bortteben sler i~tiaalst fra
% nnoertssEeot, Der bor | Rortb ReGre
gor. poppen er Is q 10 War aammfk fort
al Sarue. meo Ct potot BdebeR 2Esuf ttsas
lige tiIuelrs, omtrsni lom paa 1t WQuiafsfi
bet enc Ere er liot lpltttet | Gnsen. Nil
gipt en- pasisuos Reforming for E~tfbdasbt4up
gslieu. Gle 5erumL 4l.ls>1
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
9r. WtSien.

norfi sraminsrst 21ss, oil pars at traffsi
Nmfbforo, Wainn., Strsoas s1fs Srit
4i.l6s2
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

Ssrsrub.-sprs,Iisa b,ti,Hstsisrss i~ irassrtns.
Stasi os BtHHtr, at bet b,has,S, purtu at soiss ~ 40
to sf por, ssit ,tR,st SsHRu: 3assmaa RassiL sps'
BEN 25bt glaris 1890, Q Ear, . glsanssu % II Dast
saunm,i; Stis 2uspts s,s, ben g., Rat 1890, . hat. 7
gtaan,su o. IS Bast sarinsL. De ssss AZ 6alIsfsst
5r,s ntb su,, gtpv. ustfsHti par, sua TRiHstl
SsbaHn, etrsras. q. W. 6prsrus.
Gautsu, Rtuntiota.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Naft GtemOom
tilfalas snsr ttfIsis.

ss~fltfs~sHiu. Hssfsm 'Bsrm Atialss-, 'css ~
istss', 'eus ia,ts-, @sisnsAs lets, -pfss ssaSs
sis, oil ira ru II i~sSrssr,s for I ass, o. On isr tsu
eHf'Itu sssasp,r, Z On Bsrsssass VI .
RasH rsanc isr n Orb. apetisfensHtu, s~ ths lsss
fasss al BasIlss, ,aa,i ifs 6.H5sH tn
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

etaftts.ustr. Du srinss tupa TIT eIsst
% D,nn,Is Runsgab, at Dor siaTs sasu, pssu eraNts'
.ns.u. fsst { Dirt I aar,t 1894. aisit ses cSsr str 23st
april ashlss,u I Isubr, e,asu Grsi. 1rsR,,sIssn e..
EisesHFn. Gan ,~misrtr,s, III Hnuita 1881. Bsr
arsa CT ben, at san Fl si,HiamIa m,s ser f0rsn ais,ss
Nosu FAINT Spsft,rs, b, ssis, esItsu. sssr q sstrsen
Ssrs ,aa SsssSm % StIsmiSi, RAJ Oars.
Tea afsss,s Ezra
gaI.ssiIs. ben iost CUNT 1890.
-SsaEStrapsu- s,s,s sntaas.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

Iarm tilialgS. LEO atr.s BIZ,
y ltss tiIidlss. 10 Wares t%tliaast, ~ IRtI
ira grairie Grtea Rirfe. Eramebus 10 X
% 6oe, uomaTtsi Gano % Biliaareus rtme-
lige. Hsresfs: 2ucpis Bdtne, Estmasa
2dis 60, 9. 7ni. 83-f6s
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
4ooo Nountn 2ano.

1900 Nerss soot 5Oeoe., %. o. EiopIsas
mar Senbone. @oos Sioler oa aISrsess
ct Itanoinopiif Settlemsnt S9lgea pse "
meii9s BMiaar. Beisg eltr ftri1 III ~
Mi1er, Gong Bratrie, 9ooo 60, geinn.
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25

5nnbet isien iom Gig. On gite'
men 3orsbas ben 15be Wiai blep en- A
Var 9ammel SSn al Sunas Dlien Spls
ltoo 6Olbrerib iaunet. Man bespnbte
Erar at siennemIsse gsnen, % en-
Hgrre Stare bar | SirfiOmbeb meo at
Seoe belt ira 9prsbas Seat til Spnbass
@'Or9en, ba @uttenS Sig bleo funbet
eSHge oeo ben sperite Gielbtop, 40
S'lomster fra Siemmet. 8 alle bisis
gage bar ben lille Staffsl tuslet ON
Scea Itab % uoiat for aulSen ON
Decorah-posten., 1890-06-25
Siamantbr1lnp | Sapif.

SiamantbrDlnp | 3apif. NDlis
lslrGOes en- iielben Set pap 9apif, ct
9tamantbrplpp. Den samle Ssrsen
&nsmuSien 9otfpien, alminbelist fienot
iInoer @apnet "Ssrsen Sfumaser" %
Suitru Gnne G~nSresbatter bapbe ba
leOet iammen | 60 9tar; be er besse
9sn'moo "a Gar samle, ceres albite
Yarn 60 % bet pnsite AZ Gar % er
lCrreiten sOotiom aae i~orlansit ipreot
S'Ot ub | 8erOen, iaapibt be er lepenbe.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-22
GRAINS OF GOLD.
BANQUET not on borrowing.

Banquet not on borrowing.
Be not proud even of well doing.
Modesty is the conscience of the body.
Vex not him whom thou wishest to
convince.
Affection is the broadest basis of a
good life.
Wise men care not for what they can
not have.
The greatest wealth is contentment
with little.
This world is given as prize for the
men in earnest.
Life is of little value, unless it be con-
secrated by duty.
The choice of the wicked includes
their punishment.
If woman lost US Eden, such as she
alone can restore it.
We grow tired of ourselves, much
more of other people.
Contentment is natural wealth; luxu-
ry, artificial poverty.
To be proud and boastful of learning
is the greatest ignorance.
Women excel in sort of courage
the courage of resignation.
Constant toll is the law of art, as it is
of life, for art is idealized creation.
Who believes in the freedom of the
will has never loved and never hated.
Ceremonies are different in every coun-
try; but true politeness is everywhere the
same.
The soul that perpetually overfows
with kindness and sympathy will always
be cheerful.
Some one has said that boasting of
what you do is as unwise as to adver-
tise your prosperity.
There is nothing in the universe 1
fear, but that l shall not know all my
duty, or shall fail to do it.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-22
FLAG LORE.

To "strke the flag" is to lower the
national colors in token of submission.
Flags are used as the symbol of rank
and command, the officers using them
being called flag officers. Such flags are
square, to distinguish them from other
banners.
A alag of truce" is lite flag dis
played to an enemy to indicate desire
for parley.
The white flag is a sign of peace
After battle, parties of both sides oft
en- go out to the field to rescue the
wounded or bury the dead under the
white flag.
The red flag is a sign of defiance, and
is often used by revolutionists. In our
service it is mark of danger, and shows
vessel to be receiving or discharging
her powder.
The black flag is sign of piracy.
The yellow flag shows a vessel to be
at quarantine, or is the sign of conta-
gious disease.
A flag at half-mast means mourning.
Fishing and other vessels return with a
flag at half mast to announce the loss or,
death of some of the men,
Dipping the flag is lowering it slight
ly and then hoisting it again, to salute
vessel or fort
If the President of the United States
goes afloat, the American flag is carried
in the bows of his barge or hoisted at
the main of the vessel on board of which
he is.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-22
PROCEEDINGS IN CONGRESS.
Synopsis of Transactions in the National
Legislature.

WASHINGTON, May l6.-Business of q routine
nature having been transacted, the senate re-
sumed consideration of the silver bill and Mr..
Teller continued his argument. He said there
were two features of the bill which should be
amended, if the bill was TO perform the two
things which its friends proposed 10 accom-
plish by it-that was TO raise the price of sill
yer and to give TO the country an increased
circulation. Mr.. Coke next addressed the
senate in favor of the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver. AT the close Of Mr.. Coke 5
speech the silver bill went over. After brief
secret session the senate adjourned.
The resolution offered by Mr.. Mckinley oc-
casioned a long debate and severe criticism OF
the majority of members of the committee
on rules by the Democrats for reporting the
resolution that the tariff DILL shall be reported
to the house on Wednesday next. The resolu-
tion was finally adopted-yeas, 129; nays, 90.
After the disposal of the Mckinley resolu-
tion, the house went into committee of the
whole on the tariff bill
WASHINGTON, May 17.-In the house yester-
day an amendment offered by Mr.. Henderson,
of Iowa, retaining the present duty of 10 per
cent. ad valorem on glass chimneys, was de
feated-lG to l07. After a long debate Mt.
Mckinleyis amendment was adopted. The
duty on yarn made of jute was increased from
80 to IS per cent. sd valorem. The clause rela-
tive to carpets Was amended so as to provide
that carpets made or lute or other vegetable
material shall pay cents per square yard and
mats rugs and screens cents.
In the senate yesterday Mr.. Plumb offered
an amendment to the Sherman amendment to
insert the following: And hereafter no funds
available for the payment OF the public debt,
including such as are kept for the redemption
Of treasury notes, shall be retained in the
treasury 10 the extent of Sl10,O00,0O0.'' Debate
was had on the silver question until almost
the close of the session. when the silver bill
went over without action
WASHINGTON, May 20.-The general impress
sion among members on both sides of the floor
is that while Mr.. Bayne ESCAPED the censure
that was visited on Bynum for his part in the
disgraceful proceedings of Saturday night, he
was even more culpable than the representa-
tive from the Indianapolis district Had the
proper course been taken he also would have
been censured. Mr.. Bayne's speech yesterday
in reply TO Mr.. Wilson, of West Virginia, was
virtual apology to the house for his part in
Saturday nights scenes. The house having
been satisfied with Mr.. Bynum's censure and
Mr.. Bayne's apology again resolved itself into
deliberative body and went on with the con-
sideration of the tariff.
The senate resumed consideration of the
silver bill and Mr.. Dolph spoke at great length.
On motion of Mr.. Wilson, of Iowa, it was
ordered that the senate bill subjecting i'm
ported liquors to the provisions of the laws of
the several states shall be taken up to-day
after the routine morning business. After a
brief executive session the senate adjourned.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-22
LATE NEWS IN BRIEF.

st. Louis was shut out without a hit by the
Syracuse Stars Saturday.
Gen. Benjamin Butler says ne expects &c
liberate Fielden and Schwab, the Anarchists
jeremiah O'Donnell was taken to the peni-
tentiary Saturday from Chicago sentenced for
alleged jury fixing in the Cronin case.
The Shamokin coal breaker fire continues
Forty-four mules are in the shaft, and hopes
are entertained of recovering them alive
The large saw mill of Bough & Williams
New Cumberland. was destroyed By fire Sat
urday. Loss, 5000. The fire was incendiary.
According to the reports of the lunaoy CON-
missioners, the number of registered lunatic+
has more than doubled in England and Wales
since 1861.
England has McCalla case in the charges
against Commander Annesley, of the Royal
navy, who is accused of treating the crew of
the Icarus with undue harshness.
p. j. Mcclure, secretary of the Philadelphia
Brotherhood of Carpenters and Joiners. denies
that there is any bitterness on the side Of
the Federation, and if there was any at all it
must have come from the Knights of Labor.
On Saturday contract labor inspectors held
forty-seven men at Castle Garden in gangs
bound for Pittsburg, Maine and Chicago, but
were obliged to let them land, the men being
too well taught to be caught in any admission
of contract.
At Erie the commonwealth failed to con-
vict DR.. J. H. Hartford, of indianapolis, of Sc
curing $500 for a patent ice cream freezer
which he sold Hon. Alf Short and J. :. Moor
head, two North East bankers. The prosecu-
tiOn alleged that the doctor had misrepre-
sented his device.
Mrs. Carrie Z. Vandegrift, of Mount Holly
N. j., the convicted poisoner, was brought into
court Saturday morning, when her counsel
argued for new trial Her principal point
consisted of unfair criticisms by the daily
press. Mrs. Vandegrift sobbed aloud and was
greatly excited. The court refused to grant
new trial and the prisoner will be sentenced
on June2.
All the cloak makers of Philadelphia went
out on a strike Friday. They quit work he
cause of the employment of non union hands.
The Standard oil trust is believed TO have
obtained control of tho Chicago gas trust,
which has a practical monopoly of gas light
ing in Chicago.
The government at ST. Petersburg has
authorized the customs officers not to interfere
with the baggage of delegates to the interna-
tiOnal prisons congress.
Many persons engaged in the rioting at Ham,
burg Wednesday evening have been arrested.
The newspapers deny that any genuine work.
men took part in the eXcesses.
1t is reported that Mr.. Goschen, chancellor
of the eXchequer threatens to rtsign if the
government relnquishes the proposals to
compensate uublicans whose licenses are cam
celled.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-22
THREE MET INSTANT DEATH.
Stay Bolts Give Way and the Boiler of a
TOeomOtiya ExpIodaa

Stay Bolts Give Way and the Boiler of a
Locomotive Explodes.
NASHVILLE, TENN, May 19.-Three
men met instant death near Danville
Saturday night by the explosion of the
boiler of locomotive drawing freight
train. The train, which was between
Paris and Erin, on the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, was going up to the
grade between Danville and Gravel Pit
when the explosion occurred. The acci-
dent was caused by stay bolts giving
out. The engine was thrown from the
track. Five cars loaded with merchan-
disc were demolished, and Matt Con-
nors, the engineer; George Stull, fire.
man, and Jack Wheatley, brakeman,
were killed.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1890-05-22
SCHAEfFER AND IVES
Making a Tour of the World and Will
Leave for Australia Shortly.

Making a Tour of the World and Will
Leave for Australia Shortly.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 19.-Jake
Schaeffer, the Wizard" accompanied
by Frank S. Ives, the young Napoleon
of billiards, arrived in this city from
Chicago by the Central Pacific train yes
terday morning. 1t has been generally
believed here that Schaeffer was coming
to this city for the express purpose of
meeting Professor McCleary in 300
point game, Schaeffer to give discount.
Such is not the case, however Schaeffer
and Ives are making tour of the world
and will leave for Australia Immediately
after the coming match, which will be-
gin at Metropolitan hall, May 80. As he
intends to do in all other large cities,
Schaeffer agreed to play McCleery here
and requested his partner. Dick Roche,
to arrange this match. Schaeffer will
leave Australia in time to reach Paris
for the great tournament and expects to
return to New York before October