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Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
IfhAlnIh-

Iebaialo. @oaroeier Dtno5 Sri.
titan BoWiien gjerg, Qgersdaro / 80.
berg Sosu er ai9aaet ueo OGoeu. Den
Nibpoe Der bar en- yrooer til 5olte.
t~bin9smauO Berg, a Ell %auiest ytano
/ i'm Siemitaon Os uopr9get SBirca
ma,o. 9ou bleu 68 Nnr 80mmeI.
- YaItor emer, Setter, tioligere /
Gltbrit gpiug, er bpo 81 Qar gammel.
9nn bleu Sanbiont 1894, SogneprGlt
lS45 o9 entleolSct 1880.
- NielS ar. Nuoerieu, Tom i mango
Glar bar uRrct Carer ueo ue0 YeiItrup
0Diltole, er opo otter l9H9cre Iios
Sua96eb, AZ 9tar 9anwlcl.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Qfilpret Wpmumeut.

mem f.: giifop Gn8elstoit aiiIsreoes
uplis paa OOeuie ~Sirsssauro. Wonus
mentet er reiit al 8enner at ben ai9.ne
% oOerta9et at aommunen til iremtiOig
8ebli9ebOloelie.
&oltbar 6inglt. SeiteuolSiorenin.
gen "Spllano" I 9aumart bar tjgbt Ell
6run 3 Vars Sin9it for 1900 ar.
tUutant o9 5000 ar., idafremt SinBIteu
bliper tiltienot beoite ErRmie paa
ganosmsoet | 1898.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Gn Nrbeipsmanp anuo Sol

Gu Arbeipsmano auuo 3obauieu,
Der bar beltjaftiset meo at bare Sten
op pna ben rpe Bpguins | ben elcftriite
2pSitntiOns 9anro, 8otbers9aoe i aiG'
bsnbnuu, fit Operbalanee % ltDrteoe ira
3oie Gals Ssioc o9 neo iNabogaurocr,
Der er Unoannet til 0aUs. san Hap
m9rtu9roi9 beloig ira Del, ioet ban I'm
liz Stuloeren fupitct peb 5aloet, men
ianltiDis iii ban Nniigtet itErtt beIinois
get oerpeo, at Ell 4rbeioer | 6oritr9t
telis oUer at ie BAN iolOe. table noale
Sten, % Stenene reu ell 5pnOe meO Tia
iOm ramte Spbouleu / 2luligtet. Zen
baarot ioarcoe bltU rco BolItiets 5ors
anitaltning / en- &mbulmcspo9u tjsrt
til aOmmuneBoipitulet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Sc siinesipoe, antal fia,r.

Sfnge 6oipltaiberetHuger for 1889
uogisr Dc Gtiosigae1 Glntol 1885 %
3ototerues $3.50, eilrr tilinmmcu 49,
016 imoo l2,524 { Gnrsi 1883.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
I~ieloIuen pna flpiTielbet / 9er'

bleI0NueN pnu ElpiIleI0et I UT
gen aabneoes ben 3oie SUM-. G9entlig
patter fan ben life ii9eS at pare, buao
bet gbre nnganr; npget ierlts fielo'
i~tuengti9t er Der life peo ben.
Snoenoig er bet nO9et ganits anoet.
Salen E!ep aabent 8jeltetas % meo
lin 4eis paa ben enc 9ansoe8 er lps
os patfer, og lloenIor er Der ta hp99eli8
8eranoa / 6nllen8 2enSbe. Eli Sp9s
ningeu bprer enopioere tort ajpften
o. ajeloer pg ct millore 89relie bag
SOdllen liant ppenpaa Ell mlnore 2eili9s
FEB ipr Reitaurat0ren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

Gn Satter al en- at be riseits Gaarb'
bruaere i HaffeItao reite for fort lib
Iioen til Qmerifa meo IieneItesltten
paa @aaroen. 6or nun 2 aar iioen
reiIte benbes Bror, en- Snsenipr, meo
Iiensiteientsn. 8esse Bar bar fprlo'
pet. ba be r@eiite.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
TpoSialo.

1ppstaIosaumstseiisr / a6orntntsrS Samit
Her optaaeS orotte. boa ION % ste afis
Ptdes for % oimiTociidt LANCE fatnadtsr.
Der iaa aooi fan irsmiercS pripat bdaOe tit
pr@iier, 0abofr 90 2t9atniuasr. Sor gtrS.
90 NHmdaciicr az mere cnp niminoetta
sGuaoc. maa betaiss : ecnts pr. sinis. Ut
ieruoiaitcF. OF Gnhper. lcm iuSftHotr ToosE
iaiosaHmcIotIicr. tGier Oisit rinier oa rstter
fla o%rrtitrr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

8amle 5olf. 9aa 8e9raoelies.
plaoien peb QRroaleus 8opeltirte ioroz
ieiteoes oer ste Nprtl iioitleoen Sn9es
borg 6lOben, Der ~opuaneoe ben ljelone
b0ie alOer al benimoo 1912 Gar. CANT
tioi9 Os pua famine Steo joroIGitebes
pgioa beubes ~S2soorige 8attcr Miarte
Iamt ben 8~9saarige 2emet Olieu Sui.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

Wialms gDraao bar ueotaset at be-
pilse en- Gum al 100000 ar. til Gin.
lag al en- Sernbane fra Mlalms til
9omslila, bpOrpeo Der pil Opnaaes
JOsbinbelie tpers ousr bet ipoliss
Staane.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

@arauii. "Gr on M oQina bis pan,
at 6nuien CT goo ior DC Iunore6e Sro.
ner?"
"0an, ia ban or Infer NOT; ban ltpts
Der mango Here 5teber.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

Heue alag a~nitaIies M i itsrrs Os
itprre lloltrGtniu9. Brsbrene 8oblous
| ariItiania, ben itprite Glasfabritani,
ip(ote ben l7oe Wai ouer 1000.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Stprt Iolp. Fra @aaroen Seltes

Stort 1olp. Sra @aaroea Seites
baaen i 2om, er "9iaebammer 2ilituer"s
0ieoaftion ~lorepiit enoel Straa al Rus
ga Sapre fra iiipr Ssit. 8u8en =
S~larsrug -, Der bar upret paa en- til
GreSmGrf igjcnlastN ser, (5rpet bapoe
rimeli9piS p9ret i @ipoieI.A) par ual'
minoeiis iolbris. vi ct eneite 6rs bar
loalcoe5 ppppret fra Tpoen so Straa,
buurai 81, temmeils lan9e. / 1oppen
bar mpoue 2lr, - dHta9eli9 ca. 5000
Sob.
2l9elcoes al ct 0aureirs II lanss
Straa nteo Iuere Ir; paa ct Straa bar
uoporet 4 ar.
Gieren, Der III bar paa &eiie til art'
~Itiania, isrte Straaene meo JIG | en- lang
@asIe. San piloe ie8e at Iaa Dem nos
StiQet / Stieu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

3 Gmgelltmamo. Der dntOm til
IaIeraals Suriitbotel % Sanatortlm
Ianime Dag, lOm bette aabneoss, filtsos
! BET / Nerbebsn lisseuoe filterise Yano,
/ gis. 8unb Crret / 9pbet al ct BAR
Elmer. 6 andre GRsellfmanb bar
alerebe bsltilt 8arelier SOtsast os
pentes ON nosle Sa8e.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Spnl efitraprpinar @epiaina II

-UHF IfHfWVk VFHUF ~tVt"F"N -,
WtilitRrualenct ioreilaar Wtilitertpmis
teen / SpercnsItemmelie meo ben t8l.
Broppiition lalt $4,000 aroner.-
iii Mineit0tioner peb 9rsbaf lore.
Ilaaes ocsltoen mob 3 Stemmer 10000
Grouer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

10000 SIR. bar iislss "Rins.
8laS~ Die Gbriitenieu 9ablie ! COLE
teItamenteret til Seontngemls iipnsn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

Gu &uue meb 8 lmna Born, ira
Com / GuobraHosooleu, tOm iurte6eu
reiienoe nebpuer Mtjglen. Sun par
paa 8eten III gtmerifa. Ollie Damp.
itibets 8~asiagerer piite benbe flor Cps
mRrtiombeo % bjnlp peluiligt til meo
at boloe StDr pna Be uiltre Sman.
9nmpitlbet3 Reltnurntpr beoQrteoe
babe WOoer % Born meb ct 9Obt %
traItl9t alpomnaltio. 0enoes Wnuo
er Sfomnser % reiite til Nmerita for
to Iar iipeu. Nu bar ban Iluaet fig
Iaapas pp, at ban fan tnge 6amiliell
til Jig. De bar uHret gift / Ia aar %
bar i benne 3lO baut ID Born, boorai
4 er oDoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Salt GieuOo,, ~
fiigalaS eaer tincte.

H5uttstua,utr, 'raiom Worm ~tsIiqtqs". "Bu, ut.
iaIss". "pui uls'', ~Lisrst, t,slg', "Ptass setts.
olo.. yi ia mr. o. iH0TgH,s iot ! emt pr Crs i5r tsr
Cana. Gu'tttu e~ogitaDr, f. er 9~orsoqaa7 TT st
Na0H rgrss f0rd Ct6. E0srtisiemsntsr, sr ist, lea.
iass al 8tlattna tagss ~, r,ulga III.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

ill SOtcut 5jOrO5 Giteriol8er UeO
6prlg9Slnboratorlet er uouRont 3of'
jHgerneIter Jrii3 9uelunO.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Glanitrnnh Iritninn.

ttonsn Ouer ben Stutstasien tilbsrenbe
Sci al 5labitruno 3Ritning par 5reoe.
ritsDoun 9ommuae eneitebDoenoe meo
$4,000 Str.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

bsss sr 'sa. 81 goo s,Hss asasr,..
rtrs bur ost Barn yr,a sur ,f,y Iaasrta
tsbnr bt's oor,t 5otst Sar "a 10 Isau.s
fssnu ~ Bera, gao ssao,u 6sistia.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
Sesper Warmers alliance

5il BolSs WgSs prqcis Sf. 8 afteu 9Drooa
ben lite Srli, 1891, ! 8erg5 S,olehus, :
Mtile / Spos2it for OcSper Siaaae.
81. g. 4IlTug5Gnt, 8reioeut.
9. go. Soaaro, SetrstRr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

SIndtS On lllnt Blge til at for.
- rfite alnttnoelIg 6u50lcrutna. On lsaOia
Blaos Tor goo GBu Wrs. Y. s.. Qoams.
341Ttf
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

Sil norIf.ipsnf GonIul / New
Nprf er uouapnt ben tiliororoneoe Gbst
i0r Observation-Disclosures Sanoslss %
Spnlulataloelin9, @oren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
GrfurToncy

ia G. N. q 81. 7. R'y.
I'll ben lian0maoiife SaaserfeIt I T2iu.
1sdpolls ben 1909 sui. Billctter alniscnne
for 3tetlr til ben 22Oe Suit 1870. 482
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
stinhsp9 era Raun.les / a,srs.

bus bsrstisbss islssnbs Sitorie, iom
ReSSelsreu sr.larer for fulb poalibs.
Ito: On gonos ira Gaarosn Sobfao
bleo begrapet BEN 14os WGt. ia
Srapen bar Omtrsnt balpt ttltnitst,
pgrtes ira 8raUeu Here baarbs Stag i
atIten. "a bette bOtSt paa en- lang
Stnno, bleu Der itnot Dub sftsr gte.
BETS ~2sitsndnO, men oa ban bar ieg,
tom Sensmanocns Su'tru / Steost.
pun befdleoe blutigit muli9t at pp,
latte 8rapen tgien. Huber bette bgr.
tes after iamme 8nnten; men, Do
&llten bleb aabnet mRrteoe man Sutet,
-St9st laa ugiaa ganite, iom bet bar
neolaQt.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
SernbrnQnp. Boo 9labisn RnO.

5ern6rDlup. 8aa 9labisn RpO.
oin9en unoer Safslnno leoer ct GAM
melt 2G9tepar; Manoen beosr ggren
Olien. Gisie Golf blep gift ben sbe
Sum- 1926, ug bar altida u9ret Gift /
65 Aar, buoripr be ben She bs. inale4
oes tlloe feire lit Scrnbrpnup. Wan,
ben, Tom M er So aar 9ammet, er
Tremoeles raft os rprig; ban ipaierer
enonu tjGtt til S%arpsbprg. SuItrueu
oerimoo er minore friIt, % bar / ben
lioite 9ib maottet boloe Sen9eu. Sun
er IS aar sammel. ge9se De @amls,
lom M npoer llnberitDttelie ai Saiss
Iunos 6atti9tasie, er Ipot paa Sai8luub
% bar bele lin 5io boet % nrbeiost
Der. 8e bar baut 9 gsrn % 23 8pr.
nebprn o9 SO S6rnebgrnsbprn.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08
,pIano

lag, 9''
S'9'99''
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40"
res >Po'
o9 9'0'
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ar 1F"9''
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Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

Grtsi0n 5crDto tstsaotalsrss for isaoarsu5s
stastujna, o. DtuHsr ct bet ~tsbag,os @ao I'm Blss
bonn at b~ort'aIos ita ostts ytos Lrtu8ilr o. glsI, til
lin eUis, 1uttabsb por tlfst, On 90, I q, Htbu al &
HaL 4 DtaaHsSg q E. 1as'. pan bsU Iva zsHDas
Gitrnteoog bru 2io, Juat, % 300, cusSos Hitsu 81.
N, al Dtubtbtda.
GButoie.Gyidio on. IsraaHo q, Gridiou.
S~nnburab. QlLnM.. BEN 3Jtt lnnl 1891
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

start pru,6 5cticHbtgsJts ior 1tGst 81 Bsrs
utr, at bet b,bas,o, Su0 in 8iso0m at bOrttalps Da
en- faIis Dsb ben 23ot Cunt 1891 pori frr, sara Cert
G,tBaOR Start. pan bIso II Jtaau,eu o. "A Tas,
sammsL. oerrsH sau, 9s,Itn tos. 1rutHs Ragu Vzr,
louti.
Grtb uso BaHs Stsp, DslTgrd par, Bans IltHs,l
Qtl3e Huosrigu z'Qrs. Utayia y. Gtltt.
RorBgg Ys;t. 1siHusiota.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

Dtis. ~ octveb ttlunatIsyes for iraO0r,aos Sta5t
cs 8,nutr. at bet b'bu1tot @uo En- gisoom ben 23o,
CUNT b. II. ct b~or,faIos Uto Dozen Dor tas 5sn JoBn
e. Bis IN abu al 10 Var, 1 RaapttI "a 9 Dast.
6au 5aU6, tareg. IiS pSy't iog,tg.
5rto mtb BANS Ztso, 0dpgae! rae Bans WlHstl
2sUor &. @ttg. Dtarsr,i ?. Mtg.
@et Eote, WiuneIota.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

0uHbbous - 3trOss bf'fr5i5lsrts for frlUGrubs
5tGgt o. 8snrer. ct MIA bgit sGtsot rufrI @urt g..
Nanohaus oait pta EEotu Et1 Ittf Jurt tea Nicer af
G!H 6ar ,tr 9 Usu5 baar5' 3g3d,ic. gi5sbs or
isOt HaoaItn5 FraGtaItlo. a0T8,. ben lite C'io5u
1873 % uoDau5rtas ii, amuita glarn 1884.
@tidsna uruf BIT njtt5ti
mtn.r W rsfs,, 1iRgat 5tuH55auq.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-08

9aritab. - 6srU'o betsuoiHsres isr rdUsuHbs
Siesi % 9,nutr, at Dor ti9rs iiIt Doit,t 1Hga ustt
al gtg5oht s,u l40s JIut 1891 en- NIgu al ugu.
g,rn gao. gursa tos, gsrrtHs RapH ear, lover!
OLE 3. Jaytao. CItHs 3artas.
Ul,siogp, 8, IafgtI. T. Bais.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
You will surely wonder how IL be done. But these
prices will do 1t, and it. just read them.

Ladies' Dress Shoes, ssc, SIC and
$l.05.
Ladies' Dress Shoes, $l.lo, u. 80 and
$l.42, in your choice Of styles aud lasts.
They are handles.
A splendid Dongola Button or Lace
Shoe at 81. 80. 81. 60 and $l.79.
Ladies' We have . great shoe in all
styles and lasts, from "A TO EE perfect
fitting goods at SLAB, $l.69. $2.06 and
$3.50, hand turned and warranted.
Just try one pair.
Our Oxford's are lovely, in all styles
and shapes at 4Sc, tic, SAC. 99c, Sl.05
and $3.50.
A lovely pair Of house slippers at ssc,
ACC and &c.
Our Misses and Children's Oxford g?
Well they are beautiful, and cheap
isn't no name. 47c. &c, 79c and SSc.
All sizes and styles.
We carry the latest styles In fine
patent leather shoes, cloth top and Ok.
lords firm coo to $780,, Will not
crack.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

'em broke his wrist when he fell, cause
be tried to save his old fiddle from get
ting busted. Said it was all he had to
get . living with. You better not fool
with these fellers. tell you. They're
mighty spirited boys, these Is"
Well, Griswold said that he lad agreed
70 lecture there, and he believed that he
would try it. He began and showed
good nerve. You can imagine, how
ever. the feelings Of man who is try
ing to wiring laughter from an audience
who came to mob him. and who had
not been above mobbing helpless little
band Of blind singers. He got about
half way through when the noise was
too great for him. and then his wife
came forward. Her eyes blazed The
noise ceased for = moment.
-rou miserable loafersr che sssd.
"Cowaris. every oneof you, dare you
10 make move toward this stage Here
IL man who has come 10 please and en-
tertain YOU and you who dare not singly
touch = hasr Of his head mite together
10 mob him. You contemplate coyosesi
You haven't the courage TO even rob .
corpse until il Is cold.
Then the lecture went o. 9rsswosd
h.d 10 knock down two or three toughs
Al the door. but ne said be did not mind
that People at the door were liable to
knock down something anyhow.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
BILL WITH IHI TEXANS
He cunfinnas 70 Ohosrvo t. o9ang<
Habits IL the Co1oaelo-
SuDDUIyC 4 WILD MOB OF cOIOIES
Whs Psrsasssa In isssrsDstsg . bosssss
by the -sfsr Csssriosts rss- B&kaof
Pathetic Meeting VITA . Wild
Cherokee Exils.


~ TkxA8 Sr1I.
1edsy ~ rod pase whole tcwnshfpk
q cacti All kinds Of rare vegetables
grow IN this strange and mighty state.
The fuzzy cactus hourishes here es-
pacaAlly -dourishes hike . professional
psnzaan- There u nothing ssnall about
TexAA A ranch THAI dos not embrace
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10


a ve<rsNss usea - rsssss
rsekp-Mim asnilsx has such aeomf-
ashie tsrse
wickie~-wsat s,ahes ION think that
Tsck.-why. bsr hair ssd her syss
dou't match - Ell --estoa Coerssr.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

BOYS SHOES.
Boys Shoes, high cut, soc, tl.o5, sl.lo.
All solid.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10
DUR MEMS DEPARTMENT

In the Finest I'm the
State.
A splendid Mems Shoe. &c, 66c. 9ac
and 800; all styles and shapes.
Our Fine Mems Dress Shoes cost you
el.2o, $3.50, tl.6o and $3.50.
A Fine Calf or Kangaroo Shoe IN ali
the latest styles at Size, &l.79, $l.s3,
s.. 90 and $2.25.
Hand Made Shoes. Your choice of
styles. s2.25. $3.50. $3.50 and $500.
Calf, Don.ola or Kangaroo.
Telegram-herald., 1891-05-10

Misses School Shoes
Heel or spring heel, 7oc, ssc. eoc, csc,
Sl.o0 and sl.l5; any size you want.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
Cloud Burst ia the East.

BERLIN, n. Y, Aug. 3l.-A cloud burst
over this town and the town of Peters
burg last Friday night followed by a
flood that did unparalleled damage in this
vicinity. Two people living in the low
lands were drowned, and much property
has been destroyed. Part OF the village of
Peterborough, lying near the Little Hoo
sick is completely wrecked. A score Of
residences and workshops are washed from
their foundations and a large quantity of
personal property has been destroyed.
During the same time the rains raised
Walloomsae river so that at midnight Ben
nington, VT, people were called out of bed
by the fire alarm bells TO find the streets
flooded and danger threatening on every
hand. An exciting night ensued, but for
tunately the damage is reduced TO the
minimum as no dams gave way, and but
one bridge was carried of. Cellars were
flooded and the streets badly washed and
the. water was above high water mark.
The streets were impossible to pedestri-
ans for some time.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
Home-seekers Becoming Desperate.

CALDWELL, KS, Aug. 3l.-For several
days this town has been enveloped in a
cloud of smoke coming from the Cherokee
strip. The action OF the administration in
allowing the Cherokees to hold cattle in
the strip has so incensed the home-seekers
that meeting was called, and although it
was held with closed doors, it now is
known that it was for the purpose of call
ing for volunteers to brrn every spear of
grass in the Cherokee strip. These volun-
teers took their departure Monday night
and scattered in all directions, aud the
work now done is only the beginning Of
what will be done. The Cherokees have
called upon the military TO try and suppress
the incendiaries, but they are powerless.
There arc not men enough on the regular
police force to prevent the home-seekers
accomplishing their ends. These men
know every part of the strip, and whole
regiment could not capture one boomer, or
convict him after he was clptnred. The
home-seekers are thoroughly organized
and their actions are secret. They pro-
pose that as long as they are kept out OF
the strip no one shall be benefited by 1t.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
Black Hawk War Reunion.

GALENA, H.. Aug. 81. - The first
reunion ever held of surviving soldiers of
the Black Hawk war of 1882, was held
last week at Lena, the nearest village 10
Kellogg's Grove, where the decisive battle
of the war was fought Seventeen white
haired veterans, each more than 40 years
OF age registered their names at head
quarters There are "a known survivors
of the conflict living in this section. All
who were not too enfeebled by age
attended the reunion. Judge Kinds of
Lena made an address in which he refer
red to the tact that Zachary Taylor, Abra-
ham Lincoln and Jefferson Davis saw ser
vice in the Black Hawk war. Judge
Kinds speech was followed by one from
General G.. w. Jones, who was an aide-de-
camp on the staff of General Dodge the
commanding general in the war. Con-
gresham Hit also made an address. A
resolution demanding pensions for the sur
vivors was adopted.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
TROUBLE FOR JOHN DULL.
Action of British Vessel I'm ChiII,s
War Causing Much Talk.

LONDON, Sept AIN its account Of the
insurgent victory In Chilli the Globe speaks
Of one of the acts OF an English vessel as
follows: "Had Balmaceda won no diplomat
ic suit would have followed, but England
will now have to explain what appears 10 be
q fragrant breach of neutrality. England
is answeraSle for her agents. and il the
congressional party claims damages, as il
probably will, John Bull will find himself
with another Alabama imbroglio, OF far
less excusable character. on his hands. II
the case is as bad as appears to be, the
soundest policy would be TO frankly admit
the blunder and come TO some friendly
arrangement about compensation. Unless
we have good defense. resort to interna-
tional arbitration is strongly TO DO depre-
Gated" The Espiegle affair referred to is
the outcome of the action of the comman-
der of II. NJ S. Espiegle in conveying
1000. 900 in silver intrusted to him by
President Balmaceda TO Montevideo for
shipment to Euroge. The silver was Ian d.
ed at Montevideo on Aug. 10, and ii was
subsequently, sent TO Europe in payment
for arms. ammunition and ships.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
Japanese Cyclone.

vancouver, B. c.. Sept 2.-Dy the
steamer Empress of Japan news has been
received of u great typhoon in Japan that
caused the loss of over 200 lives. This
typhcon struck the steamer on the even
ing of August 10. and lasted till the night
OF the following day. The German YES
sci Helere Rickmers was driven ashore
from anchorage and thrown high and dry
upon the bank, where she now lies almost
a complete wreck. Twenty or thirty OF
her crew are believed to have been drowned
While the typhoon was in progress the
lighters which were bringing her cargo and
provisions were washed away. numb Der
OF men being drowned. Great damage to
property and life resulted all along the
shore. 1t is believed the loss of life VIII
be $50. mostly Japanese and Chinese sail
ors. The meteorological says the typhoon
was the most violent that has visited
oriental seas for years.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
A VILLAINOUS VILLAIN.
He Breaks Into Convent I'm New
and Desperately AttemPets TO
Outrage the Inmates.
A scheme on Foot TO Make National
Park of 100000 Acres OF Land
I'm North Dakota.
william Wells, "a Prominent Vermont
Man. Named for the War Port
folio 10 Succeed Proctor.
Outrage I'm n Convent.

New York, Sept 2.-The Dominican
sisters of the convent situated at Williams
burgh were subjected TO one OF the most
atrocious indignities on record. Six sis
tiers. together with the mother superior,
occupy the building. One OF the sisters,
who Is described as 10, but whose name is
withheld, was suddenly awakened. She
felt herself in the graspo a powerful man.
1t was some time before the sister recov-
cred from her surprise, and she shrieked
for help. She struggled with the brute
and finally escaped into the hall. BY this
time her associates had rushed from their
bedrooms into the hall. The fellow, who
continued his pursuit of the first sister,
suddenly turned his attention to the others.
He grasped several, who managed TO es-
cape and rush down stairs, followed by
the wretch. Assistance arrived at this
time, but the wretch took the alarm in
time and fed through back window,
making good his escape.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
A Musician In Trouble.

BAY CRY, Aug 31.-Wm. f. ZabSt, n
music teacher who plays the cornet in a
west side church, has been arrested.
charged with being the father of a child
born in the Jail. Tho mother fell down on
the street, and patrol wagon being called
it was thought best to take her 10 her
sisters home in West Bay City. Arriving
there, il was found that her relatives had
moved out of the town, and there being
no other place TO take her, she was con-
veyed to the lookup. 1t was an interest
ing spectacle that was presented-a party
in patrol wagon with a woman, whose
shrieks could be heard for blocks. driving
around in the darkness, a physician with
Instruments and restoratives being in at
tendance, ready to stop on any corner and
assist in adding to the towns population
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-09-04
MICHIGAN STATE ITEMS.

Bangor will try TO induce a furniture
factory TO locate there.
A game and fish protection association
has been organized at Kalamazoo.
The fellow who robbed the Cadillac
ticket Office has been captured at Kalama-
ZOO.
o. +. Clark, president of the First ma
tional bank Of Flushing. died at Bay View
Saturday.
jackson will secure the Ceresco manu-
featuring company, which makes the
Fountain harrow
A. c. Sanborn, of Fenwick, is the proud
possessor of one of the Continental half
dollars, papef money
Robert Smith 6 Co., the present state
printers, have been awarded the contract
for another two years.
T. Green, Brown City merchant, be-
came insane through business reverses
and has been sent to Pontiac
The state treasurer's report for the year
ending June 80, 1891, shows balance in
the treasury Of 81, 224, 644. 80.
Tho indications are that the opening
terms OF the Michigan university will show
larger attendance than last year.
The agricultural college has reopeued
with creditable number Of students and
more than the average to take the agricul-
turai course.
The Tittqbawassee boom company has
RATED out over 200. 600, 900 feet of logs
this season and has go, 600, 900 to rs, 00O,-
0O0 vol "a -oua mt
The bank ON the Canadian side of the
St Clair tunnel caved in on Saturday and
will cause serious delay in the matter
of tho formal opening.
Miss Ida Goodman, of Burnip's Cor
.ners, has been arrested on the charge Of
sending an obscene letter through the mail
60 Mrs. Kittie Litsenberger.
Mrs. Caroline Krapps, OF Bridgeport
township. Saginaw county, quareled with
her husband and went 10 the barn and cut
her throat. but she may survive.
The Adventist camp meeting at Lam
'sing has been well attended, and rich In
results. The sect Is growing in numbers
and influence throughout the world.
The Lansing bicycle club will hold It's
FIRST annual meet September IL in connec-
tion with the state fair. There will be
eight events In the races, and liberal prizes.