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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
nrnrcIrIov O1 A LONG BRANCH CHURCH.

Long Branch, n. j., Aug. (special'-The haho
emma new Roman Catholic Church Of ST. Michael, at
the north side OF Takanaize Lake. Elberon was deo
Gated this morning by Bishop o'Farrell, OF Trenton
bishop John J. Kean, of the Catholic University al
Washington preached the dedication sermon Inc
d.d,cation ceremony was imposing, and fully 1000
~ the summer guests al the hotels and cottages at
tended the services. The church cost about S6oOoo
OF this goo 900 had been subscribed before the COM
pIetion of tho structure. large part Of the re-
mainder was raised today. The cornerstone was lald
in 1855. Among those who contributed to the church
fund were A J. Drexel George W Childs. F. ~ Drcxel
Mrs Thomas 7. Eckert Mrs Henry u FaAnestocR'
nonle Dougherty the late Charles X. W. Wocrishoffer
and Mr. and Mrs d. Morgan Hlldeth jr. A. J.
Drexel IN addition TO giving substantial cash dona-
ton. presented costly altar Of marble and Mexican
ONYX as a memorial to his brother. Several hand
some memorial windows were gwen, the largest on;
above the altar being the gift OF the widow Of Daniel
Iyddy of New York.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

Three Of the four clubs are making good hsht ior
the Amateur League Championship The EngeVood
Field Club has the lead at present, with the staten
Island Athletics second and the Crescent Athieuc
Club team third The record Is as follows
Clubs. Won LostP;e Clubs. =, Won LoStP -;
rne!c~d T. Gil Gs3 Crescent a C. . ~
In the Amateur Athletic Union championship race
the NewJersey A. c. team far outclasses the other
teams that il is no race at all. The Newiork A. c.
team is second, and the Manhattan a. c. nine third
The record follows:
clubs won.LostPc. Clubs. Won Lost Pc.
y ] A Gil 1929 1929 c naR. A. a. c.: S sSS
Large crowds turned out 10 witness the various
games at suburban parks yesterday. 1t was not the
kind of weather to keep baseball followers indoors
The Metropolitan and Gc1ham teams crossed bats
a. the Long Island grounds, the Gorhams winning
easily The famous old Indians have degcnerated aud
they have little resemblance to the oncegreat team
upon which so much money was spent at st. George,
: l. The score was follows;
| r-rs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
A CRISIS FOR THE GIANTS.
WHAT CAN THEY DO AGAINST CHICAGO ?
THE LEADERS IN THE BASEBALL RACE TO PLAY
HERE THIS wEEK-sUSDAY GAMES.


HERE THIS wEEK-sUSDAY GAMES
The race for the National League pennant Is as close
and exciting ever and the teams are so eVeniy
matched that 1t Is as difficult TO PICK the winner 70
aav as il was two months ago. still the games tli's
eek NAV throw some light upon the question, as the
chicago leaders will play three games In this city anu
three more in Brooklyn. ~
Anson's Windy City Men hang on TO the lead WIN
the tenacy Of bulldogs. but IL doubtful II they win
he I'm first place at the end of the present week io
Giants prepared TO give the Chicagos warm 10
oepSon today tomorrow and Wednesday, anu t'o
Bridcgrooms will make Ii lively for thcm during Inc
remainder OF the week.
The Chcagos have lost four out Of their six games
played in the East, aud like record this week VIII
deprive them OF the lead The Giants recognize tha'
now Is the time to strike and that victory !ro'n
Chicago counts for a great DEAL In the series SO 'ef
played between the two teams, the Giants have won
eight out of ten games In fact, the NewforR ealn
has found its easiest work when playing against 'o
leaders and tal-endcrs. 1t Is to the teams between
that the Giants have lost thirty out OF their thirty
four defeats
Arson, however, never tolerates laggard, ana tne
Giants will not win game from their western TWAS
without working hard for IL. The New Workers nave
heretofore been able to bat any OF Chcagos prtcDoss
Rusie has about easy time against the Ciuoaso
batsmen no has against other teams aud the omoos
Of the club we'll afford to ofr the young Hercules
special ihducement to pitch IN all three games. he
can do 1t, and has an excellent chance 10 WIN them all
Barr the Giants pitcher, has made great
record in minor league, having won thlrty-hve out
Of the forty games he has pitched this season. ii
he can do half well In the League, he VIII prove
O valuable acquisition to tho local team. lie VIII
report for work tomorrow, and pitch in one OF the
Chicago games, but certainly In one Of the Cncinhau
gnmes later in the week. Barr Is giant ply slcaly.
The League record TO dat Is as follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
GAMES IN THE WEST.

Cincinnati Aug. 9-An exciting game was won oy 1io
Athletics at the East End Grounds this afternoon
moor decision by Umpire Dayis allowed the Cmcnnats 70
tia the score in the fifth and after that sharp fielding on
Moth sides prevented any until the TENTH when
o bit md On error sent Mllgan home with the winning
run The players were arrested after 1ie game anu
released on bal. Attendance 5000. The score;
. .sSis,ss ~. - 9 5S J 9 9 9 Q Ia
pasebits-Cincinnaa o. Athletics IL. Errors-Cincln-
natl 2. Athletics 2: Bateries-Dwyer ana hely' "eSA'
ing ana MILAN. UmpirO-Davis
St. Louis, Aug 0.-Ihe Browns played like lot OF
onaours this afternoon and in IL at any stage
~ ,ne zane Mcmahon hud them at his mercy ana they
could not have hit balloon with berndoor ASHaS
Tho visitors, play was full OF ginger and they hso no
trouble In touching up both pitchers Attendance lzoo0
The sccre: ,
- =; Louis: - 2 9 3 3 2 XII
Basehits-Ss Louis Baltimore TO- Errors-St Louis ps
SIC Mshon. Umpire-Kerens.
louisville Aug 9-The Louisvilles won to'days game
from the Washingtons with the greatest ease 1he
Was Jennings's batting and fielding. The score; -,
L ;gsIan,o: ;.,.......ii 8 9 8 9 90
No sbInoton Batteries-Fitzgerald and Cahl
EIteliOtty. Carsey and Mcguire. Umpre-Fereuson'
Columbus Aug. 9.-Boston ran away Win eoady
game The terrific batting of Brouthers was ieS'ufe
Attendance 400. The score: q
G So.,oH l' ::S g g g g : Q $40
misunderstanding 6. Boston 15 CapK DoiaS
Boston O. Batteries-Dowse, ponahue; CiNf~' O'~-'
Murphy, Buninton. Umpire-Maho"ey.
A PLAYER RELEASED, THEN RESIGNS:
louisville Aug 9.-James Wolfe, the osseOail man
reeased Friday has been resigned again by the LouS'e
c,uh Kuebne OF Columbus has also been signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
THE WEATHER REPORT.
roprcAsr UNTIL 8 p. NJ. MONDAY.


wosh,n,o,. Aug e-For' New England warmer soac
~, I'D. shnwers IN the northern part; fair weans'
with local rains at night In the southern. .-,,,
For Eastern New.York and Ne"J~sey, go,
warmer; generally fair weather; sou'heriy w.'0''
.,ns with thunderstorms. possible at nisn'-
t. Ma,yland Eastern Pennsylvania and DeisNAe'
o and fair: local thunderstorDis are possible Al hs
For Virginia and the Carolnas. generally air
For Alabama, Florida and Georgia senerahy M mt.
an. IocaI showers In the vicinity Of Atlanta ana 'a'A'
oomery. and IN Eastern Florida
For Mississippi scattered showers In the so0''"s'-
portion.
For Arkansas, fair; scauera sho"ei' !" viz
,ortion: slightly cooler at night .....,o.o var,
w.. Eastsrn Texas local rains IN souheaeNIu p'N
Eor Kentucky and Tennessee TAR snd warner ana
-. AWestern New-York, Western PennssN sns
oAo ,aneraIiy fair, .ept local rsins OF
Oh1, ssvening along the lake shore; cooler at night
'A FOR West Virginia, warm and AIR ,,A ,hunds,.
For Indiana and Illinois, occasional rains WIN "'
storms: cooler ut night .,,.... .ra Kansas.
cooler and fair
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

The loss of Barr may affect the Buffalo leaaers out
Manager Powers is confident that his Bsons VIII WIN
tho pennant Of the Eastern Association anyway INC
syracuse Albany and New-Iiaven teams are making
a good fight for second place, while the Rochester
Tyoy Providence and Lebanon teams can only hope 70
get minor positions The Bulfaos ought to win' lot
bev have lost thirteen less gamcs than their nearest
opponent Here is the record to date:
EASTERN ASSOCIATION
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

The American Association shows eight teams well
strung out with Boston In the Iced, and Louisville,
last years champions hopeessy last. The ST. Louis
ard Baltimore teams are the only ones likely to give
the lenders any trouble. The Athletics play wonder
fully strong gamo at times but the PhadeIplans are
too cratic ever to win The pennant. All the teams
are now in the West and are playing to good crowds
in spite OF the long distance separating the teams.
The record to date is annexed
AMERICAN ASSOCIATTON
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
THE RACE FOR THE GARFIELD STAKES.

Chicago, Aug 0The entres for the $4,000 race whicA
is 70 be run at Gard Park did yesterday a
was nrst announced. Instead Saturday August u.s. hes
been the day for closing This change made
request Of certain owners Of hshesss
desire more dme look the conditions Of the big ras
The race however nowise affected BY above change
and weather and track permitting the most notable
equine battle the West will be decided a. Garfield PARK
on August o. The association assures the public tns
either Kingston Longstreet. Tenny, Marion C. anS
Michael will start. with Racine yirg Dor. Kngnsn,
Ban Chief and Eon their companions Other startAn
are also probable
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

The Western teams will finish up their Eastern tour
on Saturday. So far the Eastern teams have won
large majority Of the games in fact all Eastern teams
have won more games than they have lost. For the
West. Chicago leads, yet has won but twenty-thrce
and lost twenty-five games. The Giants, with thirty
one victories and fifteen defeats have the best record
The Eastern clubs as a whole have won 107 games to
eighty three for the Western mines. The sectional rec
ord is as annexed:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
TRANSATLANTIC TRAVELLERS.

Among this port yesterday on the
shin Orinoco Bermuda Sir Edward New
dgate Newdegate, Governor Of bermuda his private
secretary Captain N W. Bsnardison also George orrett
Whitney superintendent Of the Bermuda Royal Corporation
Work
Among the passengers who arrived by the steamer Ceres
from Belize, Honduras. Mrs. Kraft wife OF Genea
Kraft OF Honduras Miss Kraft Professor casoanas g.
william Vessels. and Captain g. Palmer Cotton, u - A.
Worlds Fair Commissioner 10 Honduras
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
VALUABLE HORSES IMPORTED.

The steamship America. which arrived here late last
evening. brought over 100 valuable horses They will
lie landed this morning 1t aud North River
and are consigned William Durham J. B. Mclaughlin.
j. w. Akin, solomon Deyer and C. v. Holder
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

crrorRagexood Asr.ons LEI. on d SssessssS
Green Home run-Demlen. Threobsss hits-L p.m.
iein. Sacrifice Rymsn Fritz J"nd%sn H aaT
Murray Renzie and Demicin Lvin0,ton and I.meback;
hit by pitchersmlh: wild pitches-LNn1son , pss' Of
balls-Frtz l, Smith l. Cmpre-HopNns Aino Va
camel 40. -,,,
The game between the Lawrence and Guardian
teams was unusually we'll played. skeliy's clever
pitching did much to defeat the Guardians Inc
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

Earned transformations o. Lawrence FHst uspd,ans
representations Lawrence O. Left on Sse aSan Sf
Shelley B. Struck outReynoids Msaaen6i Reckei
Ksnney p Three base hlts-Reinocher, Sickei No.
base St-Masteron. sacrifice htSheey y;t Nv DItch.
Sheev Double play-Hitchman and Bcnney lis Dy
sIWaish Conners 2 Hartman. Wild pitshes.She,lsy
passed bals-Hartman 2, Reinacner' OnP"'--
Time OF game-1 40
The game between the Young Men and Maroon teams
resulted in an easy victory for the Maroons Mc"oeys
.i,cbod IN excalent game. The score:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

,ou ,,. the divine charity which seeks to save the
i,res ~ those i'm peril on the sea demanded ue SP
nointnSent Of competent men 10 TINS service; no SA
yocatad the granting OF pensions 10 us "e'c'a"''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

sonnes TO- First base on bars-on Reilly 4, "a smith
To- struck out.Bsrrg Moorhead ksnnsoy TSs
PSg Twso,ss hT NscIsssd sssrl9'sr ei
i,iiIo barry Kennedy, Sicily @ Cohen. Double Pyssr
r Moorhesd Warner and Barry. Donnelly anc sks ny
n,re-I,enlmy. rime Of camel AT.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
GAMES TO-DAY.
DAITE

ew.York. VS.. Chicago, at Polo Grounus, nroonIvn
Brot klyn vs.. Cincinnati, at Eastern farA' oiV'~S'
Boston vs. Pittsburg, at Boston ,..,,,
Ahiladelphia Vs. Cleveland, at Philadeiphls
ASSOCIATION.
st Louis vs. Baltimore. at ST. LOFTS
Columbus VS.. Boston, at Columbus. -
Ioulsyille vs. Washington, at Louisville.
Cincinnati VS.. Athletic, at Cincinnati
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

Fapned runs-Maroons 4 Young Men o. Flrst ~ ~
Young Men Left on bases-M g
O. Young Men First base on baS coIb MCCOY MUIR
roy, Barry Brown Willie Powers Belly s Mo1
r Murray. Two.bose bS-Beck. McGoey Gunsnsf'
Reilly saeEihcs hi.-McG%9s s;oeT g. S%ne. Carey
Donahue l. Reilly White Double p1 Nssv M Ws f and
tessmnbeIi wild pitches-McCIoey, 7. Reilly 2 rssssc
bsiiapSuiliyan d. Powers 2. Cmpire-Dorsn' lime VI
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
HOME NEWS.
WHAT IS GOING ON TO-DAY

Naval Committee of the Senate Fifth Avenue ho0ei'
Trustees Of New. York and Brooklyn Bridge noon
posehauN ewYork VS. Chicago, Polo Grounds. D. m
Annual parade and festival OF the Old Volunteer Fire
men. Ebling's Casino
Washington Republican Club, p M
Orville M Anderson before Coroner sutton D. II.
Annual festival Of the Rheinischcr Schuezeh bunu'
Brommer's Union Park.
Special meeting Of Retail Grocers' Union, D. m
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

Home Star, Maybe Adde L. D., Irene Film and Bella
G., were well loaded With womei and they made better
time than the sloops. Commodore Henry r.. Alien said
that In view OF the bad weather yesterday he CONSIDERS
advisable TO give another feet parade some time In Avg.
usf
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

Earned runs(orlamS o Ms,tropoIIIans iTIe ua'e
Sorhams s MstroPca9s $ Fist base on has10a
= o. Jackson A. Jackson, stovey, Icrri Wright; Homo
runs-WhtS Thomas. Ihreel ass hits-whte o. Jackson
sacrifice hits-white Thomas stS,ey wade Howe Rob
TerrI Double pays-Terr Nelson. C Roberts s'oyey
A. Jackson, c. White. HIT by ptcher-A J2ekson; Wild
nltches-O NELL l. Wright l. Passed ballS-C williams l.
Tmp!re-Scuy. Time OF camel :53.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
thildrea Enioy

The pleasant gentle action and soothing effects OF
syrup OF Figs when In need Of laSstive and II VIC
father or mother Be cosaye or bilious the gtAibing
results follew u. nse % saas bsss siS remedy
.khsNn. and sYsiy fsnty sAs4d AaYs Q botuAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

Three games were played at Monitor Park. Wee
hawISon yesterday. and the victnrs were the hidse
goods tho Lawrences and the Maroons. In the Ridge
wood Alerton game the Rdgewocds outbated their oP
nv c
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
SINGING THE GOSPEL.
MIR. MOODY HAS EFFICIENT HELPERS.
MIR. AND MRS. sTEBBaNs RETURN FROM INDIA
IN TINE TO HELP AT THE BIBLE
CONFERENCE

CONFERENCE.
Fast Mortified. Mass, Aug. Speciai-in Tho
Tribune last Monday sketch Of IRA ID. Sankey'
for many years the close friend and constant COM
panion OF Mr. Moody. Another singing evangelist, o
warm personal friend of Mr. sankey's, on whom Mr.
Moody leans heavily is George c. stebbms, who WIN
his wife is helping TO make the present Bioe 0onic
ence a memorable one 10 the hundreds Of Christian
workers gathered here. NJ. and Mr. Stebbins have
not sung SO frequently this year as they ad last Us
there have been a number of singers IN attendance.
including Mr.. Sankcy. Mr.. and Mrs. Lowe, MI ana
Mrs Towner, Miss Fox, Miss ST. john MIS- turner ai"
Mr.. Burke.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

A Word 10 the Wise.
Don't wait until you need fuTpiIgfe, Os 70 70" snq
West i4th.ss Tiey selling regardless 81 sA-a for
rant Of
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
wrRsrER m JEFFERSON MARKET PRISON.

no,,r, c. webster, the slayer Of c. L. Goodwin whs
committed by Justice Kelly on Saturday to await ns
,oton Of the Grand Jury remained all day yesterday
the Jefferson Market Prison
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

The Senator and Leontlnc teams played well con-
,.sted game al Recreation Park yesterday. smiths
u,ldness did much to give the Senators the victory
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

Constant brain workers have the blood IN their head'
which should DO aiding Digestion vsnsnsla
ennsnpssio' W
blues ysiiowpsss pr the runfsss rSu axe usn,ons
ssssis q re sSs a.. sss Essii sst iSsss -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10

A PLAYER RELEASED THEN RESIGNS.
louisville Aug. 9.-James Wolfe the psseoail Lnr,,
released Friday has been resigned again oy te
Club Kuehne OF Columbus, has also been signed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1891-08-10
SENATOR'S

1stals...... y z "a l7..e
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Sfla 0 III a.

Ga~uDlegerme bespnote Den 22oe bs.
at ltrpmme ino | be Reieruatipner, iom
aabneSes for Dem ben Dag. Get beoite
2anS lisser / Supaz, Sac. ps 5ors
8eierpatipnerlc. &olpniiterne bar for
bette paa fslsepoe Steoer: Seo 5obee
5000, ueo 2ansitun 1000 Nesre %
500 Suipe, peo aifapoos@ranoien
5000 % peo Tpttaiuattamies Gr9nos
len 1900. Gpttaluattamies Snbianerne
baupe taset nGiten bele &e~ieruatiouen /
Seiiooelie, iaa Scr par flu nosle iaa
"Someiteaos" isjen for Settlerne. Seo
9ansitpn basoe ct OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
brast iommen 1900 gtesre. ipm Oct
piloe finbe Sjemiteoer ipr / Gimmaruns
Galeu, men 500 Spioe, De fleite "GOps
bops," baube psiGa b~eiluttet at boiatte
iig / perne Sal, CO be9seG artier truebe
meb at tnse 9anbet i Ssiiooelie meo
Mast. 9Ountiets SEeriii lebia9et at
Ell itart gioelins unoerproueoe os Gnis
beosmnuo began iia rericr perben ipr
at boloe Stpr paa oisie uilpe Meuns.
fer. Ser TAR p9iaa ct Selitab al ul9s
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
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De Coel9e9eiicr, iOm 8inluieu an.
retter | Binbjeraene / ipolige Ruslano,
bar foruroll8et Regieringeu meget. 2
Seisarnbjen bar 8egjerinsen dllersbe
uobetalt 100000 for at uorpooe Bin.
lnieu, men ale JOri6o cr bibtit NIB.
ltGuois m~islptteoe. 8initot'eue pna
Srim befinoer iig | n~O9cnIuroe COB
Stano, men / a~nufaius sr ale giuba.
Der iulcitRuOi9 saaeOe t~il9ruuoe.
Zen bsllige Spnooe | ct. Beters'
burg bar belluttet, at Der / l~loosliugen
at Biora9 til 1r9u9enoe life ital gisrss
ben riu9eite 5oritjcl meO SeHigu til
Ercesbetjenbelier, og at bet par beors
at nobele 2eunetsmioler cnO Ben9e.
Zen rusiife ReSierins bar beitils
20 2OtOmotiper % 535 5srnbaneOpsns
iOr 8eiororin9 al trooper,
Rnsiite 3%roppemasier traftes lam.
men Oeo giterrigss GranOie. Oct
rusiilfe Rytteri er 3 @nrge iaa itarft
Der, iom bet bar en- 3io iiOen. 3isis
NanGoer OR'ier meseu Spiigt / g9isu
% Berlin. st al be lebenoe 8egje.
~rin9sblaoe / Berlin Tiger i ben aniee.
ming: "Saubanne 5OrbOlosregler taller
for fig ielu."
Arbeioerne paa ben iibiriite Germ.
6ane bar 9iort Streif. De ~iorlangsr
beore 5orpleining. 8eiOltninsea ta9er
Barti for Streiferue og ~iorlauger, at
Der auirttes OpiyusmGno, Tom beItpts
ter Nrbeiberne mob acknowledgements
@~rioItbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
Safuta.
Geo. ~. SphuSpn "a CON.

SEQ. u. Spbuiun % Seu, Der
bocoe paa en- 5arm / Gmmpns 60, 60
Mtil / Syo for 8ismard, pnttpm ben
21oe d., ioet De forisgts at ililtte en-
YrGriebrano, iom raiebe paa beres
5arm. Yaa @runo al bet bsie @rRs
lbDIt er bet neiten umulist at itanbie
GrGriebranoene, iaa be anretter nbpre
Soele99elier paa @rsoe us Sp9pmser.
The Portland Roller Mill Bort
lamb, 5raia Co., ueobrGnote 9tat til
S~orsoa9s. Mpllen bapbe Ell @aroi al
$4,000, asiureret ior $4,000. Gibbs
o9 Gbparb8, Der bapbe leiet Wgllen,
bauoe 1000 8uibels 0peoe / Ben o9 8
Carloads meo Mel % Ell Masie Mtio.
ling; men Git par %asiureret.
Gn YrGricbrano uar Bartlett goe.
lnsoe / S~irsbo9s rs Ncres meo Speoe
for 81. $. &apburn % so gcres for
nogle andre 5armere. Ntan onta9er,
at @rRSIet autrnbtes Ueo @niiter fra
ct Qofpmptip.
Nettclie. Gn slbpnnent / 8utbpille
~itrlper, at 6. @unberipu life miltebe lin
belle Nplirg, 22O Ncres, lum bercttet /
iioite Numer. San bapoe inlt 400
gcres t~iliaoet oa uomeret Nuling, berai
poelasoe Yr9riebruuoen 70 9tcres iamt
30 IONS Ss.
Som. 6. s.. Spiamarl, Jiesiiter peo
2urotuntOret i Geuils Cafe, inoienbte
lin &~eiisnatiun i eprouss. Sau bar
uou9unt til bette Gmbeoe al &reiioent
Gleuelano os bar inoebapt BET i benpeo
4 Nar.
%Suoimuslebe aineicre. Sc 6or.
eneoe Staters Maribal Spsinn us Spe.
~cialasent 9ap nrreitereoe / Srebags i
@rauo Sorts 3 9ineiere / iorItieaise
SaIferier. 9e baobe / be libite Gage
ineset Jig uuer Manitoba. @renoieu.
Wtan ianot osiaa / oeres Yeiiboelis Ell
Men9oe inoimuslet Opium.
Sra Gaenoale beretteoes / Ssns
bags, at pper Saluoelen al gmmuns
gpuntp a berjet al Yrariebranos, %
at 3 Yerioner bar pmfomue unber
6orIss paa at Iluffe Sranosn. Giens
bonn til en- @aroi al $4,000 er saaet
op / 9uer. De, Der omfom, bar Wanb,
Sultru os SIN. iom ipris9te at rebbe
fine 9uie og Speoeltatfe. YeIpltnins
gen / ben brGnote Del al GOuntiet lfdl
pRre / Ell pnteli9 6oriatning. De bar
miitet allie line Sp9uinscr % 9eunets4
mioler. Sele ap99hioroe er 9aaeoc
~tilsrunoe. Gn @jGtcr miiteoe As Stpts
Ter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29
pIUania

IkN ueiItHUtt UtlutUlul Solu'uIl'
8. ScOtt, iOm unber Gleoelanbs Ibmis
niitratiOn tos en- leoeuoe Def / Yoliti-
fen, oDbe Nat til ben 2Ooe bs. / Neps
port, %. S, bporben ban bar brast for
mulisens at iinoe 9inorin9.
Iicsbe bar ipbt i 8aibinston i Suli
1928 / me9et TRANCE aaar. IL gar
sammel blep ban i~orRlorelss. Sra lit
12te til 18be 9lar ernRreoe ban lis Tom
4ase i Gepreientantbuiet. s 184S
bpiatte ban Jig / erie, buor ban fit Gnz
i9ttelie JON Setjent peo ct Sfibsperit.
s 2sbet al TO Nar bleo ban Gier al to
Sfibe o. brep Ell Itor &ul1nroel. Der
nRit bleo ban a~ul9rubeeier, Serniabri,
fant os lesoe Jig eiter S~ernbanebp9s
ming os ianleoe Jig ubpre 8isoomme.
s 1863 bar ban 9ongresmano og re-
preientereoe after lit 9iltritt | 8on9ress
len unoer Glepelanos Nomlnlltration.
San par en- BARN 8en os &aaosiper al
Yreiioeut Glepelano. Snns efterlaote
Sornrue a%nilaaes til beuimOb 20 Mil.
lioner Dollars.
6uOernor Yattiiou bar iammens
falot Senutet / g~rtrampbe til ben 13bs
OCTOBER. Der bar i ben ienere 5ib
paret iremiat sroue SeIfploninser MOB
Statens Guoitor os 8asierer, % BET
er bisie, Senatet ifal u~uberiBse. Spis
SeifDloningerne fan b~euiies, oil bisie
Gmbeosmeno ia~noipnlispis bliue az
latte.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-29

Natnrgas. llnSer Sprinsen al eli
Brgro MGR Neu ulm ltpote man iorles
ben / en- 9pbbe af 40 Sob paa en-
Gasaare. gtaar iilalt antanote ben Iloa
5lamnen Z Sob bit. Gn srunbis
u~noerisgelie oil bliue ioretaset, isreuo
man iOrtiatter meo 8Orinssn.
Gn isrselig 1ilbrassiie banbte i
9sroass nar Senberion, ibet Ell uns
5armer peo Sames O'Neil ifjso os
orrbte lin Nabp Midael Collins os
Ssn os iaareoe farlist en- anben Ssn
al Collins. Sames S'9seil fit osiaa
iarli9e anipitif unber 3ratter. o.
bapoe | lGnsere 3io li99et / Strio ON
en- Strimmel 9ano langs 8rRnoieu
mellem beres 5arine.