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Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

"Sm 6orIGosIis, anOsn Styrmanb", iasoe ban, iost
ban isrts fin 2Ommsfnser op / J~tetninsen al ganOsn,
"men Rotten CT uforitummet baorlis omborb paa bette
Glib"
Seq fan life sicre Tor Bet, Iasbs its, mssst arserlis
ouer at fua bisie &Iaser benUenbt til mig, ioet bet ipntss
at berettige aaptsin goron til ct beifploe mig for at pare
GoItenes 5OrtroIise. "0u maa tale til aaPtsinsn
ON bet."
Der er life en- al os, JON Tan ipiie 6Ieitet, Os Rot
fen. JON 6ebre emo ri %ifisnner fig paa bet, tiger, at ban
beaer uiIOe lGbe is tOss Ispsuoe eno iDaIse en- enefte
Bio al BET.
"aaptsiusH CT ben retts Wano at bsnueuoe fig IT,"
Ran iaa pare, ia9Se Munoeu, iost Fan iGnteoe i'm
Sage, iaa at Stiassst itat irem, os bans aniist ipntes
at ttGtte fig tilbase og bIue enona %niuore, men gaaoss
mancen tiger, at bet lite upter fort at tIase til Stips
psrsr.
Seq fan lite sisre YrOuiantei 6ebrs sno ben er",
iasOs ies, iDet ies penOte mig bort; tbi ieg bemarteos
uu, at Here al Isanbitabst iasttOs Os, os leg snifeoe IT'D,
at aaptsiuen, ON bau Tom paa DAT, ituIbe iinOs mig /
Samtale meo osuRs Mauo on Rotten. 9ten iuit bette
GiebIit Tom aaptsinsn op siennsm 8appen. WianOen
blsu ltcasnoe, Og aaPteiasn ipurSte:
~Spao or BET, Den usano piI3"
~9aH fIassr OUer 6Ieliet, aaptsiu. Seq lasos, ban
MATTE tale til Dem"
San iaa pft paa mig IaneSe fig fOroper, Os iasSe /
en- sanfs roIis % renlis Zone:
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

griien uar nu msset iriit, Der git araft paa Sell os
2oususrf, % 8piten belle geisn tuers ON Stprborb bans
nebe ct forbisIioenbe ganorama, fulbt al 5arue os Sols
FIN. Der ipiites MtiObas aabptten, Os buer Gang
ies tom fOrbi StpIisbtet, iaa is Sapteinen taite Slittst
Op paa Seileue meo ct ueItilfreos rOtryt | fit gniist.
Seq bauoe life uaret lanse paa 9Gftet, oa ies iaa
aOttsns Gobbsrauist, oper buiItet uiite fig en- ~bsipnoers
zig i~trttet que, ititte frem fra aabpsien, meOens bans
imaa Dine itirreoe itiut paa mig. Seq cit usterOusr belle
6ptteoGtfets SRn9oe, % oa ies penote tilbase, par 6o.s
Tens 9Ouso paa iamme Steb; fort eiter Tom bans beIe
9eseme uo, ban uenOte fig mob mig, % uebbIsu at itirre
paa mig.
Seq tanoe life Iaoe pare at Ie, os MATTE uenOe mig
for at itiuIe bet; tbi bans aniist par uoiipret neO ct
pOsrit tonilf uOtryt al QGtslbsb. ibet ban rpnteOe paa
Naisu, ballot aabneOe fin tptte IRunb, Os trat Siens
brpnsne iueiret.
0a ies after pcnote mig, iaa lss BAN tomme astsroper,
boIosnSe i'm SaanO ct Seilsarn, bUis gnOe OinsIeOe
ct Stptte messt fsbt 6let. 6an Tom tot ben til Suite
trappsn, OusniOr b~uilten is fob, bOlot 6Ieifet iueiret Os
iasOe:
4Ser Dc bette, anbsu Stprmano?"
-Sa", iuareSe leg.
"Dlia TONNE ira ct San0, buor life lpiir 0Islt",
laaSe ban usb fort alpor, ibet ban ~iremoeleS beboIot
fine gaputsr paa gaaIsu % fit anistsabtrpt al ben piers
Iisfe gGmmeIis.
"Spah CT bet for ct aano9A ipursts iss.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

"8ranosr 9piet euoui?" par bet
fcrite, ban ipursie on. ga, min
Scn," iaget aOmmanoauten; "bu bar
trclis bclot bit 9Site. pisnt bet uar
9aobe toitet big 2iust."
Wan %fOrtaits RidarO, at 9asten
bopoe bsrt giitotitaboet Os bar ilet til
hjGlp. Gen par netOp tommst tibsnot
til at reeoe BAN ira Gsben % beiri
BAN ira Spsseiist, Tom siter en- raisnSs
WpoItauo bar olepet opermanoet. Oct
bite liz at pGrc ell iinosipg Soloot,
iom par rpuit fra 5%rItningens gaiaret.
pan bauoe / fit 8aupio iaaet bet 3nS.
fab at ilnIte 9piet i 5Drtadrust. Ron
latte bam / ct @olebus, % 6prtaarnct
blep fra M al ~iorIfaanet for ale nat
liae Ipsgeliesastiee geiss.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29
SrosDenDrs SDrlis.
vi ssretning ON. bporlebes Manbifabst eier
Uiptteri % Sfibet gaar nnber.
Gieroe 9apttel.
f1o,ttnt seq forr;os DnN

Tprnut 1d Iorr9e 3oD
~'0'ten balu to ON 9ftermiooa9sn, ba ale ~iornsbne
:" 0or lat, os Der par fIaret Op, blsu Manoifatst
r'U'' III line Saster, os ies. Der itulOe baue gasbOrbSs
'1S''' tom paa OGttet. StprborOsuagten git neb, os
VI aS'a al 6oItene bauos faaet fin Miooaa fulste osiaa
A'Ss a. min Sast me0 for at itaffs.
1's 0P0a9eOe nu, at ben tobbsrIarpsbe Uiano, iom isg
y "" 0mtaIt, pr ben npe Sfibsfot. Seq bsrte 6oIs
~" Ip09s neO BAN, m.oens Sc git uo os ino al aabpss
!. ,' al 0r'nse De ~bampenoe 6Ielfeitptter Os be rpsenoe
MN ,"a''' 0's0 ertsIuppe iOrao, os ies iuttcbe berut at be
~, %%' m0"a lite bauOe upOuset grouiantens 9elfa ffeabeo,
., S8a0 at be lite uar iaa ueie paa BET, iom De andre.
:" uU' Sa8t borte ben fore, italte Manb, iom iss
Vs. '9Aef UO en- @urOiit. Seq bap6e troet, at 6prsn
-, W 'or til at pare beubis t~iIueirs, men iss buuOe
h y Su"Is lstI, tbi ies bar aIbris tilfOrn Jet nosen Iaa
ii 'S'ap l0m ban, 9ans LANCE Ben latte BAN iitanO
nr.r '~9s 10 SepIiussr ao gansen, Os ban ipareoe fig
MS '8g''sl n'sO at entire opab 9pttinspautsrne, iSet ban
H' SetbeO ifrGpeos ira Stprpantst uo paa Stors
ho ~ " 0erlra latte 6OOsa lise Op 0ssriet. Seq iaa
A. 'O"ne no al aabpSien meo fin ~bampsnbs Ulab |
e. men leg iaa Osiaa, isrsno iss table BAN Al
t.S, ~ pan IasteSe miStanteIis Ianss paa bet, ban
''C"0sn, % at ban berpaa ipyttsbs fOrifra,seIis.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29
"amn 60 Gents for atlt'..
-~Suab sr bet, min Benz"

~"Suab n bet, min Benz
go, aaptein, be andre bar beot mig saa ben os iiss,
at 6leitet, iom nj bar iaaet, er meset oaarIist. Oct CT
mere gnst eno bet er Nlao, os bet, iom lite sr gu8t,
CT Gage"
Oct sier mig omit at bore, iDareOe aapteinsn paa
ben ~usluiui9ite Dtaaoe. "gaa bort til 8abpttsn og bel
Steuaroen TONNE op til mig
Stsuurosn tom Op paa 9ptieu, os iaa paa lin Serrs
meo ct glit, iom braste mig til at trO, at bm baooa
iaaet fine Snitruttionsr.
~Suao er per iusieu nsb Jleitst, StsparS2~
"9usentins, aaptein, bet leg pso.A
~5Olteue flyer, bet luster itramt, or bet life iaa, min
gut?" insOe aapteiusn, ioet ban uenots fig til gaanosn.
~Ileset iramt, aaptein. itramt NOT til at fbos paa.
Seq tan life forltaa Bet, iasos St,warOen meo en-
pbert fOrbauiet Nine. ~Get !uster sanite iritt Gsn,
ben. Raaife Iisger bet sosniusen."
"3useutius iUtien meo 9osningsn, 6ar", iuareoe
Mauoei. iOet Fan rgispe paa fit IOrunberlise Sopeo os
iaa bifert paa StswarOeu. "aosuing pIsisr tase bort
&i9tsu, peo bu uel.~
"Maaaife bar oR truiist paa en- paarIis SOnce. er
bet GiIiGIcst. iaa itprt ben %OuerbOrb; jog uI lite, at nit
Mtauoitab itat ~iOrsipts. Gao Rotten tOss mig ct Stptts
al matte Csaoe. Du aabasr. % iGt BET paa nit gOrb -
bsrer bu2"
ga. 6aPtein."
gSst. min Gut. iasSs aaptsinm benuenst til Mam
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

~9sbt eanO, auOen Stprman6" iuarepe ban, men
mig ipiie 6Ieit om6orb."
Oct sisr bu ret t"
"afen mig lite ipiie ~itintenos 6Ieit b~uerten ombOrO
eQsr anbetiteoS!A raabte ban for 9eftisbeb.
"Gr bet 6leif beberuet2" ipur9te ieg.
"Ses ueo lite, ON bet cr beOaruet suer lite, men bet
peo ies, at bet bar en- fran euSt. Site iaa fran ri9s
tisnot iOm bet gano, is bar tOst bet unbet 6lsit |.
SaaOan eu9t bar ies uIoris tjeuOt, anben Stprmuuo.
Oct er rent ialt. Rom os Iu9t, onben StprmanO. De
bliusr ip9 al bet
"Stprt 8anbet operboro oa."
"gptter lite, auosn Stgrmanb. 6orlugarsn CT fuIb
al Stant, Os 6oItene Drummer % banOer. Ris iaa
goo SOf iOm gtoaeu, men ies tan life aisre ono 9ust
GOD. Oct 9aar oOer min 6oritano." Sg bermeO 5oIbt
ban 6Ieifet iperet, iOet bans aniist antos ct llotrgt, iOm
ON ban ituIOe npie, trusbe meO 6in9eren 40 6Ieitet, JON
ON bette tunOe taSe fig mar al bans @ebaros, % ilCnste
bet oerpaa operborb.
Oct par min PortiOn", iOsos San, men is itaIOe
life baue epit til at ipie ben 6iif, iom iaar bet is."
% berpaa psn6ts ban fig, % i%Ientreos fOsoDsr, i0et
bans buioe SeiIOusSbursr tuirtsOe omtrtns bam.
6aa Sisblitfe ei,er fom ben ioruucerIi9e WianD meb
bet file anl9t, bet fore 9opeo % ben raaOe Jlps uo al
6OrIusaren, % sit ira ben enc Sioe til ben anOen mso
en- bOppenOe. LEGION itsOUis gsuesele ai Ssaeue, Der
ipnteS iatie isans al en- Srait, Der par ~aaigansis al
bans gilie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29
Rmn,agOlts. Blml, ste Jan 1871.

Btilatagoils, Bttlrt, ste Jait 1871.
I'll saroen Electric 90.
Urine oerreri Com Te of baRe. figbts IL, >. ~
aeres Or. Ganscl's ~sfseiriite Better suaaua / Eetsn,
Der Roits Var. NJ at isuos til NTH Racer goerias,
seltet anfon Der HeioD uso 3ulstio, % len bill nae, at
isa tune i'fs aaDe ieHot 3aber en- imuffsrsJnleaaps tbt
! ct 9Feb, %noota8ct ira BAN for fort 10 Tben. ftrfBtr
han III nft3, at 8eitet aIbeleJ bdr belbreots BAN foe
a9saHiatismet. or darsuts bar plaast BAN terri.
StItet 1iaig BAN ogiaa paa ANDRE H2aabsr. t5t Ban
itaer, at 1aa 20 Vas lite bar felt aa sOot. Gan aiar
ha I III 2RI ON Ia8ea. rrgssu5 ban. fsr ban briats
3srss SsIts. uetpv bar rait not tit at iorlaog euisl.
Gerss mtact ierbuRoHs
C. Grgtsga, ageuf foe ~&Big~ gpnl ftaer.
&frr'a: iJr2 Jeferion Ctr. u. e.
Better u5atoeS o3iaa 6, 0uoslvhS 1ruatore.
1eeerah, IONA.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29
SANDEN'S ELECTRIC co..
Corner 2ud Avenue 8 a. 3rd Street.
ttSsoostor Guaranty 81 Loan Hnauiusenl
MINNEAPOLIS, MIMI.
minneapolis. Wluu.. BOT. uaaua 1901.

9itaneapolts. gaiHa. sOts aaaaa 1901.
n z. saussni
Jf9 'isbte ct al fsres 30. Z Better tRgssmbss
uaaanso 1870. 1es lsb fueast AZ irontf .J~aHamation
I centre sies al Nadpsn. FAINT Rpaurr, iaa Gem. at
ies o'ts blrS isngeftassuos / Htrs ltatr. 3ss saoss
lsst Herr Eager, men bisv tfis meast bsors. IiEsa
fisbtt lea Ct a Eerss Better. ion le9 6ruate 6psr 1aa,
elsb itrFiere % ~ COB appstit o. sos gsOn. gltsr
Of bare braai bet IS giaausosr. bIr Ten afoefss isl
Ter Smerisr. Dec iaa msb @laoe anbsfafs IegsS
Better I'll enfuer. icm Iissr al ~iaaeanne gpqoomms
tel bet hialp mia.
Hie0 astttie
YRS. GuiHta geterfon.
53 1870 Noe. g.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

"NtS AAbEAf bVluNs lVpt JIM 1891.
II. w. 4. Saabtn.
cattgreoei
Vice ueseh 1afHsTmsiiabfo off lea tbda fenb. Ten
nc9ls Cro, Gioie BtHlsr iisbts len ct AZ Tsrss go. 5
Sster, % lea iror, bet maa bare ct meast fralttas
g'toosi. Der ian utrtc, iom bette sisr, paa bet msnne.
ifsItgs leasnc. 10. ire RiHHttsr otter. at iNa Bar ia,
Get BeIiet pda, fger lea ben m~iioasnos Brtntaa al ben
ds'trtffe Strsm sisnuem belle gesemst. Bet sr en-
a~tgrieItg fBtsie.
bsr ga 's6ft bette Bette. FEB tea usast. Wir 81.
belle par HerUs$ GffrRftslis rlsr ureai Blob. ~fsraiela.
qst geo LeetaHlfrenlsiie. Sea iisbte maaas 5tals
1tso'siEer' ~ iea hsbte 9eltet, aosu at HiRrte uoqsn
ftnoriHa. Wea va sr bet Bso 1urasietie. lea msoos.
LEI Fem. at Ten bar bait fer eizlp al Esres virfioatu,
N'toosL "a baUoe oct itts pRrct for geltet. BaDsstsI
oel o1ret oso % ]bsgraUet igt MT; men tattet bpes BET.
glateF MTG M Oso sao pefbfso o. oh au6sials 3srss
telts u! aar, Der iioee, iom iel sloros.
G3eD agtgtfe Il 5,ans
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

1amfr % strfsFl Cert tfisr ~ ,nastf 2tsussrs
esebos. hn giptt latsfta R%rutAaing isr 1amn,uixts
rtH1 Oh ole etts$ &tgttsiitr, e. t~nssaot5sf iO forfeit
ltae Gta8s hjsRBfF5tfaf. Ntsisn0 ijHi tMe er sa5t
Asumt ttt fw3flfe 4srsL tan rts aasnf effu3s5 tors
EaFs ~ ~ Hlfr n baTjla g0tfis Bt isHsw t5{sf
~ wtIet 5at~ f9v1tart Tor sta ttast rr5 ~
etHtB. Aattttt srft srsafr . &tatB AatttE:
\. o. XttbttR
ltJsb ElartNfio, NttnE.. B8rek
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29
StoughtOn Academy and Business
Institute.

Young men and women fitted for bust
ness or teaching in the shortest time posi-
bic. Special attention given TO those whose
early education has been neglected. Ex-
PENCES LOWER THAN AT ANY
OTHER SCHOOL IN THE NORTH.
WEST. The superior advantages offered
have given it a large increase In attend
ance each year. Students my enter a.
any time. WINTER TERM BEGINS
JANUARY 4TH 1892. For catalogue
and further information address
X. A. KASBERG, Principal,
STOUGHTON, WIS.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29
syor Gamer on Nerrcr!

et H'feyt M3ispel men aprs % peocrfaaoomnss.
Borfinppeiis "a ale Sragbeoer o. 5grfsrreiisr 5tors.
FtHse ira %aauorlt3 "a lsasaisig CDevaHtrcusstis. Ia.
u'er, t~loFielise I'll aRiaio AZ lervss % ipssfia popsss
eiHe, I'll bare tsrrs 9aoa al at bore bette Belts. ,as
a' roget anssf Eiobst. &ripat Barslis for Taurer,
Hnesr FdfpH AZ en- opsti1 itaueiHa5if W~tobiatpsrife.
taHiRtteE mse tuIs uupsrretniHs. glsnssbprS 'raIer.
loutr, osf CT bIspta 9tlbteoet oso bore Better. iaaes
'ut vaa 5orlarssner tasr isHoss III su5Dsr Aosssis
Deb EaeeiaasIieH al I Geuis Frimgrfer,
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

benDttet GeCrau Sprup / TilfGloe al
Saarbeo | Salien, Soite, 5ortiglelie,
9asbeb, BrpIt, % 2im9eimertsr liant
8looipptning. Seq bar / min 9io
prppet mange Sla9s fOrItletlige Soites
latter; men lab mig iige iii Gnbuer,
Tom gnifer ct iaabant N2iooet: Scr.
man Sprup err bet beoIte. 8ette CT
min Grfarin9. 9eriom Sc Ell @ano
bar bru8t ben, oil &c gaa tilbaae til
beune, buer Gang, bet tranae8. Gen
tnrerer burtigt % ~iittert. Mtit Raab
til Nle, Der fiber al 2un9eiggoOmmc,
cr: Breo ben! De uit mart biipe
OOer6euiit. S ale be 5amilier, bpor
German SDrup bliuer
6euDttet, bar MAJ aloria SObn
mere nogen lllempe nleo
2ungeiDgoomme. Den 5raafliu
Ell netop ben Weoicit,
iom trGnge3 Ter Qanoet. Sone8.
D. o. 6reeu, Gne' Babrifant,
8oooburp Y. s.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

Hul< De suiter at blipe bebagslig opcr.
iislO ralfct, iaa ieuO oere5 NaOn o.
a6re8ie, iamt Ct 2sgeuts 6rimRrte til Scan
dia Publishing Co., Ct. 4aul Bart, Miuu.
1882.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

Syrup"

"8i CT ier / 5autis
lien, % pi bor pna
ct Steo, bpor pi CT
noiat for befh9e 5ors
ficlelier % 9un9es
i%p9oomme. Seq bar
| ier Nar meo !nelo
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

Gn Sarmsr
Sham. 3sras,
Tiger:
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-29

% ban after Tom til iig ielp, laa ban
uoeniOr 9aarnet, ps aomman6anten
pabeoe bans 8anoe meo folot 8ano.
Evening journal., 1891-06-05

Additional Trains BetweeA Phiiadelphta
and Atlantic City via the Pennsylvania
Railroad.
For the better acco mmodation OF those
desiring to visit Atlantic City the Penn
sylvania Railrosd Company will. on the
50th inst, increase the already suberb
service between Philadelphia and that
point by the addition of the following
trains: Leave Philadelphia Saturdays
only l. 30 p. m arrive at Atlantic City
50 p m On Monday. the 1st ultimo.
lesvs Philadelphia 5. 90 .. m and arrive in
Atlantic City 30 m week days. Re
turning this train will leave Atlantic City
o 30 a. m. and arrive in Philadelphia 10
a. m. week days Commencing Sunday
next the Sunday service will be greatly
improved by the addition Of late train
80 Philadelphia, leaving Atlantic City
$50 p. m, and arriving In Philadelphia
II 20 p. m. This train will be greatly
appreciated by those who do not desire to
remain in Atlantic City over night or
leave before dinner.
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
Items of Interest Carefully Edited and
Condensed.

Items of Interest Carefully Edited and
Condensed.
Documents made public in the Canadian
parliament show that the recent proposed
reciprocity negotiations were postponed on
account Of the presidents western trip.
The president has appointed William d.
Owen, Of Logansport, Ind, superintend-
ent Of immigration. Mr. Owen is forty
five years OF age, represented the Tenth
congressional district of Indiana in the
last three congresses, and was the author
Of the new immigration law. He was
strongly backed by labor organizations for
the position.
Fred W. Dygert, the last of the Mount
Morris On. ~ gang connected with the
Joslyn murder, was sentenced to Auburn
prison for five years.
The bill providing for the Issuing Of an
order in council for closed season in the
Behring sea seal fisheries passed It's third
reading in the house Of commons June 4.
Charges for heresy are to be preferred
against DIR. Dalton, rector OF St Stephen's,
at Portland, Me.
Thirty young men, whose names are un-
known, have been arrested at Waldo, Wis,
on the charge Of having caused the death
of fourteen year-old Fred Kopwood by
forcing him to drink whisky and throw
ing him into mill pond.
Receiver f. d. Mix, of the Commercial
bank. Guthrie, O. T., which failed some
months ago, has handed in his report to
the court. IL shows that the bank from
its inception was run with view to take
in all il could in deposits aud then fail
The proprietors of Young's hotel and
the Parker House. Boston. have notified
the faculty Of Harvard college that no
more large bodies OF undergraduates will
be permitted to dine at either ot these
hotels hereafter
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
Mnilnr nnlds the rnrl.

HARRISBURG, June 8 Attorney General
Hensel and Professor Snyder had another
conference with DR. Waller at the depart
ment Of public instruction. Professor
Snyder made a formal demand for the
Office, which DR.. Waller declined to sur.
render Professor Snyder was nominated
by Governor Pattison to be superintendent
OF public instruction, but the senate re-
fused to confirm the nomination. Since
the adjournment of the Legislature the
governor appointed Professor Snyder 70
the office, and issued his commission, but
DR. Waller refused TO vacate.
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
nar,lne nn. Hra nh.n.

AsBuRY PARK, n. J., June 5--Iawyer
Richard Bartine still lives, although death
is hourly expected When not in spasms
the patient converses nationally. Mr.. Bar
tine has not taken mouthful OF nourish-
ment since Tuesday A three hours con-
sultation between Drs Kinmouth, John
son and Wilbur and David W. Bartine,
brother Of the lawyer, and Mrs. Reading.
his sister, was held last evening. All
agreed that the patient has genuine hydro
phobia and is passing into the last stages.
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
DInn.

DOLAN. In this city. on May 81, Lizzie,
daughter OF the late Martin and Hannah
Dolan.
DUNCAN.-At New Castle. on June !, Pro-
fessor Frank s. Duncan, In his 42d year.
GRAVER.- I'm this city, on Saturday, May
81. Nj. Alice Graver, aged "a years.
NORTH On June l. Josiah Moritz, Of
Easton. Pa. aged 40 years.
OTTO.-On June ?. John Otto, sr., in his
8)th year.
RHOADS. On May 30, Thomas g.. infant
son Of George A. and Frances 4. Rhoads.
SHANNON.-In ChristiRpa hundred, on
Saturday, May 30, James Shannon, aged 81
years.
SIMPSON. On May 81. Elmer c., son of
Francis c. simpson, aged % years.
SMITH. On June 3, Edward p. Smith,
aged % years,
SWAYNE.-At Fairville. Pa. on May 30,
Mary NJ ., daughter of Jacob and Sarah J. B.
Swayne, ageu 30 years.
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
ThIrtecn Cars Nent Ovar uIm

NEwBURG, N. Y, June 5.-A man about
sixty years old named John Keefe while
intoxicated went to sleep between the
rails on the Erie railroad near the depot in
this city, A train Of thirteen freight cars
was let down on the switch from the main
track, and the entire train passed over
Keefe's body, tearing nearly AL the cloth
ing from his person. The brake beam or
some other portion Of the lower work on
the last ear struck the then wide awake
man and tossed him out from under il and
ten feet from the switch His back had
been scraped by the brake beams Of tho
cars, there were bruises all over him and
his right leg was cut below the knee. II
IS feared he has sustained internal inju-
riac
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
cnninIn clnrL nrnmnnd.

ERE, Pa, June 5-During the storm
here the propeller Badger State was driven
ashore a mile from the fash light. Super
intendent William Clark, Of the life saving
station, and his crew went TO her assist
ance in their lifeboat. In trying TO pass a
line from the propeller to the tug Erie the
lifeboat was capsized by a huge wave.
The crew clambered on to its bottom, but
another wave struck Captain Clark and
hurled him about thirty feet from the boat.
The crew were unable to save him.
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
nrooncr pefents Mnrnhr.

AsBURY PARK, ~ j., June 5.-A large
crowd attended the shooting match at
Hollywood yesterday afternoon between
G. Edgar Murphy, Of New York, and Cap
tain A. W. Mooney, OF London. The match
was for 81 900 a side and the conditions
were hundred birds each at thirty yards
rise, with twenty-one yards boundary
line. the use OF both barrels being allowed.
Fully 81, 600 were wagered ON the result.
Mooney won by score Of 81 to Murphy 5
81 killed. Mooney also made the heavier
run. killing twenty-one birdsin succession
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
THE BASEBALL WORLD.
National League and Association Cham
pionship Games.
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At Boston
Boston ............0 o 0 0 0 o. !
Base hits Boston. a; Cleveland. ID. Errors:
Boston 4; Cleveland, 2 Batteries: Nichols and
Ganzel Young and thinner.
AT Philadelphia
Philadelphia. ........0 2 , o 0 s 0 o. Q
Pittsburg. g............0 0 90 0 0 i 2
Base hits: Philadelphia, 0; Pittsburg q Err
rors; Philadelphia 3, Pittsburg a. Sattories
Esper and Clements, Balwin aud Mack.
At New YoJk--
New York. ...........0 2 20 0 o 0 o.
Cincinnati .......1 o 0 0 0 o. 4
Base hits; New York. 10; Cincinnati 2. Err
rors; New York, 0; Cincinnati 2, Batteries
Keefe and Buckly, Rhines and Harrington.
At Brooklyn
Brooklyn ............0 ! o.
Chicago. o 2 o 0 XII
Base hits Brooklyn, 3; Chicago, IA. Errors:
Brooklyn i: Chicago, 3 Batteries: Stein and
Kittridge, Hemming and Daily.
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
AT Columbus
Columbus. .........l 400 Oss Is
Washington. .........0 o 0 0 o. O
Base hits: Columbus, ~, Washington, 8. Er
rors. Columbus o; Washington, 3. Battertes
Gastright and OConnor, CarseF aud Lohman
At Cincinnati
Cincinnati ...........O 0OlO Ol0l o. .
Athletic ... .....1 D o 0 0 o. /
Base hits Cincinnati s; Athletic, 5. Errors:
Cincinnati, 4; Athletic, B. Batteries; Crane and
Kelly, Chamberlain and Milligan.
At Louisville
Boston ..........2 0 0 0 0 go 0 l. S
Louisville. .........l 0 0 o 2 0 0 0 p Q
Base hits Boston II; Louisville, IL. Errors;
Boston, 3; Louisville, 3. Batteries; Daley, Muir
ply and Farrell Fitzgerald and Ryan.
At 81. Louis
st. Louis ...........2 0 5 9 2 0 0 liz
Baltimore. ........0 0 0 0 0 0 - 0
Base hits: st. Louis. l2; Baltimore, 2 Errors
St Louis, 2; Baltimore, g. Batteries; Stivotts
and Boyle, McMahon and Townsend.
EASTERN ASSOCIATION.
At New Haven
New Haven. ........2 I o % 2Oi 0-s
Albany ..............0 0 0 I Dos l. s
Base hits; New Haven, 10; Albany, T. Errors
New Haven, ?; Albany, ?. Batteriesi HorDer
and Wilson, Ficken and Roach.
At Lebanon
Lebanon ............0 o 0 o 0 0 o.
Buffalo 0 0 3 0 0 l. 6
Base hits; Lebanon, 4; Buffalo, 8. Errors
Lebanon, q Buffalo, l. Batteries; Anderson
and Touhey, Goodale and Murphy.
At Troy
Troy Is 4e1O x-l4
Rochester .........O 0 0 o 0 0 = S
Base hits: Troy, Is; Rochester, T. Errors
Troy s. Rochester, Batteries: Shea and
Wells, Mccullough and Bowman.
AT Providence - Syracuse Providence game
postponed on account Of cold and threatening
weather,
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
mARRInn.

CLARK-MOoRE.- In this city, on June 3,
by Rev. W: e. Avery, Samuel b. Clark and
Margaret K. Moore.
GOOD -DICKINSON.-On June 3, at Ban
croft's Banks, by Rev. w. e. Avery, Charles
$. Good and sara Dickinson.
HUMPHREY-JANVIE June 4, by
Rev. w. Y. LaRdenbough, assisted by I ev.
A. n. keigwin, Warden X. Humphrey of
Wilmington and Elizabeth Boyd Janvier OF
St. Georges hundred, New Castle county.
KsON-GRINNAGE.- On June 3, at
the residence of the BRIDES brother, by Rev
J. Hudson Riddick, Andrew jackson and
Miss NJ. Il. Grinnage. They will reside at
No. III West Eleventh street.
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
Heavy Growth OF wheat.

William B. Currinder Of Chrlstians
sent half-a dozen stalks of wheat to this
city yesterday afternoon, each Of which
measured six feet one iuch, from beard
TO root. IL Is OF The Fulcaster variety and
was grown by Charles Davidson on his
farm near Christiana Davidson has
twenty acres OF the same variety Of
wheat, and 1t all ranges about the same
height as the stalks sent to this city.
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
More Cokera on strIks.

ScoTTDALE, Pa, June 5.-The iA0 em.
ployes OF Robert Hogsett, at Mount Brad.
dock Coke works, have gone on strike
The strike was occasioned by the discharge
of two drivers. There is dissatisfaction a;
number Of independent producers
plants, which will probably culminate in
strike. Great destitution prevails among
the miners who were refused employment
The labor leaders have sent out appeals
for immediate aid.
Evening journal., 1891-06-05
N opro.Illon % ths standard.

BRADFORD, Pa, June 5-The Producers
Protective association was in session an
Of yesterday. Last night the convention
adjourned at ? o'clock, and the executive
committee Of the association Immediately
held a session. II is given out that the as
sociation will apply for charter to pro-
duce, refine, pipe and market crude petro-
leum. The capital stock Of the concern
will be 5000 0OO.