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Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01

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CO Sangsn-Det urge Srr % Siroen -De to Ira,r-
srret, iont piloe taoe andre glabe-galerer-pso,r
% 8Scei- SpnrueRn8 Oct eaenltuoia.
aul -alrr1oen % DuGrser- Silfrloiauis "a %uaturIil
Uis-llsrrsiet- pGnoelieu paa pcten 3saar. ibaa o,
lnOrsen-8 eniiab-9ereren / Bogbpiosu-Sarorsreus
pisrnfouIit 0eneiis- @ooe Raao -Srore bin GTaoer "a
bin 9tceer- niagara au3uitiuus spltiie oa 8ribrea
-6nsoraaben-Steneue @mcn-- gpr,en-Frorelaub.t
-Gro % gambling SarsgrGSboppen-9auosbsimeou
-Srubearbeioerell -Thooer % 5sR-D let for!aote bus
Iii Grinorina ON 6ru Tioeritts Brandt Suaciut,rur
Al GrinorHs ON suthers GsOiel gaa 5sen-Ruts
larSd'fehSsrits 9Hcboereu - HlOrgenuinosr - guaoe.
ana I'll en- SanoriugSmanb lrobproes airrltabeS
See NarslttItet 1884 arbeiosreu 2eouetsuis6p ON
arisrtia 5oroeHpe!ret = Stambogutrs- Oct R,ultr
snne -brlbeo- Norge 9utbsr Gonrge- aapi,.loosr
%friiterne ! ben auasb. BsfisnOell. geneiarstbs &,
torueroisn-osrren bnpsr bet BeboU 8artinrus ben
Blinee-5eius | TempIst, tolp 9tar aimna - Ral,us
-wathanisI- Barrabas.
2aimes: Ssser Serren. mseens Ban Fuoss-gro,r
% 1rsft Seo Sstraetuius al 5is.rues I,au geb
Rpiaar is7s-gn 9asiiousialme-Sslb sa. Deb BET. ou
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ls SsruiaIsm - Stitsr gosr isf, Iise mso Ssnne Der,
oet- SuIsiane 1887 - 8ss aar,ts s~iu,nira ~
tsiars 1883 Bsnnu.
Gsrssis, .. auauojen,
Tecorah, Roma.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01

aiuet poa, at man fan tomme Iammsii
% bp9ae fs nosn nOsen tor Trn'tsr'ns.
Saiten bar groi. 8reoa bolot Ct me-
oct interesiant 5oreords oUer Ssnrif
9bisn. Oct bar osida ncset, iom ot
bar Dor oriitise 2ecturefcmite at ta''e
for.
Rpe Diicipls for 2oen 2ermin itrsm'
mer III oaslia inc, os bet JET I'D ill., at
SuIct Ital blipe patialot. Gntauet saar
M piit pp iii bsnueo 100,
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
z ~ a {.

Nieo arteioet pan SperusSuiet saar
bet iaa raft irenlao, at maj t9nter
ben l5oe 9ecbr. at iltrtne nabne lloIal.
get ni Siletter iii SlobninssipreItiGin,
gen.
Stol bet lgune iis at oriue 5aare.
aOl, nna ulpen IOrSripes. Der ItaI
pare paa Gale at iaa iOrbsiet Sremier
pan ~llueuusers Sfulp Der ! Gpuutpst
su CT ben blot $500.
uiuoloite Sreus: Ole $. Bling.
itab-G 3. &eterlon-Sens anuOieR 81
pea-4. z. aettlsbp-5. Surssus-
@iar9retl 8uen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
asr @Dstoras 9sittE
TapotecnS cperIro.

Oct er life nlminoelis beflsrot, at
9apuleon oen lite % Napoleon ben 3ote
fnitcbe en- aleeles Ouertrotit 0pni9rt
icmbeO pso 8ogitaoet W.
Man pil ~ioritaa bette, rdar III err
inbrer, at Marboup bar Den ferIte, Der
blep opmRrtipm paa Den unge 8ona'
parties @eni paa Militarifoler, at Ma'
ren,o bar Napuleons isrlte Setr, at
W1elas par gtapnst paa ben General,
Tom ban efteriulste, oa ben frantic Arme
laa / Stalieu, at Mortier bar en- al
bans bebite Generator, at bet oar Wo'
reau, Iom forraaote BAN, os at Mturat,
apnsen al Reapel, bar bet fsrlte Gter
for bans Sag, Marie 9Ouile bette meo
BAN bans 9pttes fltloe Waal; Moscoa
bar Sfueplablen for bans Itsrlte ulptte,
os bet bar Metternih, iom upertraf BAN
/ be biplomatiIte Suser5 8ebanolins.
Sfte minbre END 6 5eltmarlfdlfer %
26 al bans bebite @ensraler baooe 9taone,
Der bespnote meo W., os Waret, Ser'
tuaen al 8aIano, bar Ell al hars troeIte
genner. 9ans allerisrlte 5las bar oeo
Mouterutte ps bans Iiolte oeo Wont
Saint Sean, ienere a~lminoellg tjerot
iom @aterlop. 8larot hans Seire fan
nGpnes Miaeiimo, MOncori, Montlre'
rael, Wpntereau % Mpntmartre. 9nns
forite &ammerberre bar MonteSlulet
bans iioIte ReIioent3 ! 6rantri9 @tals
maiiun. Son Ooergap Jig til aoptelrl
Maitlano % bans 3ienere paa ct.
Selena bar Wontbolou os N&arharo.
@runoen til at Napoleon ben 3oIe
~betrasteoe gosltauet W nee en- p,2
Spertro, fan ~iortlareS oerueo, at bans
Suitru bar en- @reuiuoe al Wonttlo, al
hans bebIte Ben par Scrtugen al Wtpr'
nep us bans melt iorbaote 5ienoe Mtan'
5ini. timber hans Reaierin9 bapoe 81
franlfe 8aaben Selo, oa be tos Ntala'
fuii ps ben femme Mamelon unoes
&rimfrisen. Sans melt bsrsmte Self
~marfaller bar Wtc Mabon, Sertuaen a
Magenta os Sertusen al Malatof. Der
lture Seir oeo Solieriuo 1859 iauo'
Steo peb 8reooerne al Wincip, % Sp'
erne Mantua, % Wfilan 'ptaeoe Ell pig.
tig 8ple / bette Selttcs. Zen mert
fanlte &ris % Seller Marimilians Sen
r~ettelie braste bans Ma9t I'll at bale
Walmeburp uar Mapnet paa en- al ban,
fortrulisite Senner i Gnslano. Seoan
IUm blep 8ione til bans Sab, ligge'
oeb 8repben al Mteuie; Grpbrinsen q
WteB 9joroe oct umultgt for ham a
fonme til Wa9ten isieu, o9 Mtp!tte pa
ben Manbs Nnpu, hpi3 @eni ban 10
ueoia9elis itplote lit Sab. .
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
Srgnup.

Clara SOlbers pal9te ogiaa, iom iaa
mango andre al SDeus ultse Bigger, al
ubpnnorc ira 3ecprab. 4aa 5atii0el.
iess3a9c ~r9teuiepes bun iii 0tr. 6rani
6alisnu, @ripnts SetretGr hos Spo.
GGtptas Il. 2. SenatOr 9ettisrew,
Samme Dag ~aireiite Srub ps grubgum
dtpper, fgrit Tor ct tort Spbolo i @bi,
:asO, pernGit iii @aibiuston. Mrs,
poli9nu par Os er iaa oibOlot al line
mango @euuer % SeljeuOte, at bun to.
per nleo iis berIra mango Os ppristias
2niter ON Ell lang % lpttelis 8remtio.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01

Gn erlig SpenIfe iorta0er iols
genoe SiitOrie ! flare % %iOrltanell9e
Sro for 20Ie2 6Oroel: ct al mine 8prr
bleu befti9t iOrtjctet % ft StrUbebOite.
Seq gap bet en- 5beiteIulp al Chamber,
lains Cough Remedy o. fem Winitel
eIter gap leg bet Ell 1belteIulo til. Ser
paa matte bet bDite Op SIimitofiet
Sallen; iaa Iounepe BET % iop / IL
Minuter. 8erpaa ltOo bet pp % taiteoe
op, git iaa tllien9s l9jen % iOu 9oot
Geiten al Nattel. Oct III Strubebpite
for anben Gang, ie9 gap bet Oct famine
salobel reo be iumme uomertcoe Gc.
iultater, Seq i~triuer bette, ioro! ;rQ
troer, at Der fuube pere andre / famine
Nso % life tienoer til bette iortrintige
Mebicin. Charles q. 5bOmyion, Ses
Mtoines, Suiua. so Gents VI. SLATE.
5ilial9s bos ale 9rnsgiiter. Gee.
Indications are, that Nalder's school viii
he n.rA Ait, 100 &Ia. IL .,.. -.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
Wuftious= Salg.

llnoertesreoe bar leiet no lin 5dru o. Vh
oerior peo ~oiientlis Mutton, / vii ! Sgr
OIL ior Noroneis, Springfeio 3epHgtg
8borsoa9 lobe December 1891 iGl9s ~"
senoe:
l orn9it, 4 Nar 9aruruel, 1 Sopps, Aas
gammel, / Spppe, 3Nar a%aniu,el, Qett'
Sole, mart 2 aar, % l Snge.6ole; 4 &l't,
3 apier, 3 Gar 9arnle, 2 Steers, ; aa'g %;,G
Sua, 2'bIuls Sorie Rptuer, l 6teo' @.a
oe Gor,a Sbeller, combined. | GtrIel Guy
| gumiter &pgn. 80 Gpres &eo, ldlll NI
Corn Oh NaUre. Salget begunoer p!F.,
al. 10. 9etiugelicr: GUNNER unofr
aou,aHt; pper Oct Selpb | Glars S'NiL"S5
paa spot iiireos Notes, mob en- H'Hi' ~
Srpcent.
@, 81. SpeGp!'
y. Goo3au, NutlipHetr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01

The Valdez Business College and Nor
NAL School is meeting with flattering sue,
cess. 40 new students have been enrolled
during the past two weeks.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
6moStjeneiter.
anen 7snsaa / Meptnf.

8 Esecrab g~gnisbeoS Sirie 81 10 nito
Hltcr0ago.
S%rneaa5IIule Iioc otter @ueetleHeiieh,
Gnaelf MISUNDERSTANDING MI T.
9ppFrmnNtcrue mpocy Eirebaa.
Npiuoticrtnugcu nroer Ahoreoda SI'e'
miOoaa hos 4PrN. SriluucL
ilnaopm&mpce Ihcreoaa Afiei' ~ ~
4 SnupncItrltn irgitfcmucuoe Spneag
eSprmiNAon al. 10 mob TltcrgGn1.
WtcraansSaumeieelie Srreo8 Sltern''o'
oaQ 81. s.
SrreoaSltple umiNnelbart titsr @roSile'
neitcu.
Sm gitcnea al. +; MISUNDERSTANDING peo
3rpf, Srpa,
Sr~uFrnautcrue mpoer 2credg 6orrito'
bag 81, 9}s.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01

Students are arriving daily at Valdez
Business College and Normal School,
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01
dOr "D.eorahspoittn
De Itjaalne X~oneunger.

blit fine lln9er, isr be er tire Waaneoer
samle os bar fauet 9anber. Den be-
rsmte frantic 9suejaser, Orr. @erare,
~Iortnler / fine "Guentpr", at 2anobrios
bet banner ct meset ui9tist Senoepuntt
/ 2%pueunsernes Gin, os at en- bel Del
al benz Osr / beuuc YcrioOe.
gsaar lingerie CT iarcis meo 2anbz
brupoet, fprluper Wooeren Dem ct Bar
Elmer buer 8n9 itaar BUN fpmmer tils
base, bar bun altib meo fig liot 5aares
tipo, Der er ombpsselis flefiet op /
Smaabeter.
Naar Nrnberne opbager ct Sic meb
llnger, pasier De paa, naar &puinoen
9aar bort, o9 oerpua tager De l(n9erne
ira beuoe. Sc itaar paa llbti9 paa en-
hsi Slippe eler i ct bDit Sre, 0porira
be fan ie Stsoet.
SoaiuGrt De Ter 2ppinocn 9aa NED til
Sletterre, % llaar De ct fire paa, at
Sanuen life CT ner, frpber De iren til
Steoet % Buffer llngerne ino / "copper"
for at onmpe beres Stris. De barer
Dem oerpaa til &antsn al Stouen, bpOr
Wt9no uenter bent meo Seite.
Gn Gag u~urinsebe ierti Irabere eli
Sfop, bupr Der bar en- %9sueiamilie. @eo
Strig % Spettattel prepebe be paa at
iaa 9opinben til at tomme frenn, men
BUN iorbteo i 1T Stjnt. 5tere arabere
ttdb berpaa inb / Stopen us tos In
9erue.
Grnberte bar natitrli9pis meget ion
npiet oUer lit Selo, % traf Jig i &o pa
Mlas til6ase til fine 1erte, ioet be mente,
at De III life baupe nOset at IrDste
8labielig iaa Sbeiten, Tom RED libt bag
efter be andre, at 9Dpinpen Tom farenOt
ITO al Sfupeu % lise imoo BAN.
San raabte til Be andre, os bans
8rOrisn Wecaouo Os bans Sen Nlj
ilece bam til Sjalp. 2spinoen iprana
paa ben uuse Brprisn, iom itOb mer
@eoGret / Siste % trDtfeoe lss, oa ben
bar en- ) eler q SOB fpran BAN. @es
uRret flitteoe. 8utten faItebe fit Geo9,
bort % brpebe fit u%elltre Nrm, inbbpl:
let i Climb.
9Ooinoen sreb armen % b~sspnote a
fnuIe 8cnene. Sal tpg NIL, uoen a
fnp, lin Yiitol % ltigp Den / 8rDltet
Sun Hap 3aset / armen ps iprane
mob Mi, Tom ienbte Ell &u9le neo gien-
nem 0alicn paa Den. San blep srebeI
i Sfuloeren DC faItet neb, mer ipr Der
tuuoe 9jpre bam npgen Itsrre Sfape
uoaanoeOe ben, lis9enbe upeupaa bans
8rop. @utten bsbe 9asen efter.
YeroenS iterIte 300. s Den iener,
3ib bar ale malise Noiier inbebplo,
Meooelelie ON, at ben itsrite BOG, ion
noseniinbe bar eriiteret, beiinSer Jig
ben betienbte Or. .. 5abrnsps Sic
Man tan sjsre Jig en- Soc ON osns
Stsrrelie, naar man bsrer, at Der mao
A - fire - pprue Meuo til at lsit
ben, mar ben ifal itpttes ira ct Steb ii
ct auoet. 8psens Sioer er 81 SOB
altiaa nuar 8osem er Opilaaet or ben ;
Sob breb. 99nsoen 5 Soo. Seniis
ten meo iamme cr beri at inbtl9be iamt
lise be undertakings. % 3~aitebreue, Jon
itabis Strpm inbIsber til Or. Sabr
men, / Nnleonins al De uibunoerligl
8irtninser, lom bans bsrsmte Meoicir
Kuriko bar irembrast. Der er aIIsreov
inOfl9bst ilere 2mlinpe al benz, os II
Meno er ltaois ipsieliat meo Nrbsiost
Sslps Snbbinbinsen Of 8oseu toiteov
s65, 90, o. Der maatte ira Iapiabritel
beiiiaes en- iHre9en Stsrrslie Al pap ii
8iuoet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01

II VIII pay YOU 20 take a course in short,
hand and book. keeping al Valdez Business
college.
Decorah-posten., 1891-12-01

Indications are, that Valder's school will
be larger this year than II was last.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
oonntrp Boaro.

BEAUTIFUL. nrst-eiass summer home for refined ~
N q, adults large private mansion high. healthy; nstss
gas splendid Views 10 acres OF lawn walks. shoa
tennis vegetable garden near station hour 70 eiVs
stabing Address I. b.. 3l2 Broadway, " y.
INAIR VIEW FARM. scsrsdale, westchester Co, n r
High healthy location In view Of L. l. Sound; nrsS
class table terms 20 to $40 Address Pm. o. MINkAln
9 CARATo6A.-Pryate boarding; finest location ~ ~
~ guests; $40 and upward furnished cottage 20 rSns
family for season. IL, 59s n. Bway Saratoga sps n. =
= liver LAKE FARM.-Good board IN Quiet ana
- healthy place beating tennis erOquet. &C. Aaafss'
Mrs. y. d. HAMLIN, Sharon Valley. Conn.
TO LETsix or rooms in farmhouse pleasantly : siss
ated. about mile north of Tannersyills, 1rs~S
Sc. y. x. LAWRENCE AAXX2Qss :
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
coMTINEMI.A!h HOTEL,


Will. OPEN JULY 1ST, -, -. ,.-
those coming when house opens ,.ry,
~ CLARK " SCORIELD, MANAGER. A.
Mr.. F. II. Sco1eld will be at Fifth Avenue ho'ei d''
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
Mem pnbIirations.

Fjehteenth Edition, post paid, for 25c or stamps
V,HE HUMAN HAlR; Why 1t Falls On ;
l. Turns Grey and the Remedy BY Prof. Aa MARLP9 pa
sAFHerT one should read this little book "-Athenaeum
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
Summer Rrsorts.
ISLAND.

Famous summer resort oil the coast Of Maine ,e ai
thousand acres Of land Beautiful indented snoe,nno VI
thirty miles Scenery grand; climate cool anu Iu,v ~
vgpatng The Tyn-TCoed Hotel win be sysqT open sSfday
evening for Bar Harbor and Campobeo SVs ~
steamer from Boston every day. Secure rooms Oh r.
EAGER 205 West 40thst or Of A. care Vi
27 Statest., Boston, Mass.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
BROOKLYN.

THE gRooKLYS HEIGHTS 9 SEMINARY Boarding
circulars. 15s140 Montague.st-. Brooklyn. N. Y.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
HOTEL SOMERSET.

BTKNtkD~F1LEE.N n. J. oon =.
Situated the highlands OF Somerset county oVV W
1000 feet above the level hour and is minutes IRON
NewYork via Delaware, Laekawanna and Western la.r
No malaria air dry and Dscing and very benencal
to sufferers from pulmonary and rheumatic troubles f1r
information and circulars address FRANK DE WOLF,
Grand Hotel New York City, who may be seen from 70
10 o. m., TO 8 80 D. m.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
TIE KUSHAQUA.

ALTAMONT, HEILDERBERGH MOUNTAINS, n Y
Sixteen miles west OF Albany, the Delaware and
Hudson Canal Railroad Opens June 25 Most &C.
cessibe and charming mountain resort in America tor
circulars and terms until June TO- address STANLEY H.
WETMOKE CO. 81 Broadway Room -. y. Y
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
For Young Iadies-Country

If1uzco-OUuuVIJs
MONG THE CATsKILLS.--Mss Chcritrees Summer
n sketching Classes begin June /. -Four pictures
eeyed al Paris Salon Terns, with board $40 per MONTH
address MISS CHERITREE, "Riyeryiew." catskil, N Y
ST, AGNES SCHOOL, Albany. n Y.-undsr the drOc:
tsady from KiodergarteH treugh harvard Course :or
9egue address ST. AGNES SCHOOL,
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
Or. STRONG'S sANITARIUM,
OGA SPRINGS. n. Y.

SARATOGA SPRINGS. n "
popular for health change, rest recreation
all the year. Elevator electric bells seam open nrs
lawn tennis, &c. Massage, Turkish. Russian Roman.
Electro-thermal all baths and all remedial appliances
Send for Illustrated circular.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
poYAL MAIL TO THE NETHERLANDS.

Departures Wednesdays and Saturdays Of large and
commodous mail steamers Rotterdam and Amsterdam
within 80. hours OF Paris and London.
Saloon rates, s55 to SO Second cabin s35 Special
through rate 10 London Excursion tickets favorable
terms. Some good cabins still left.
Rotterdam. May q, a. M OLDHAM June 8. 80 a m.
For illustrated guide Passags, &C. apply at w.. VI.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26
Ocean 5leamers.

DED STAR LINE,
III FOR ANTWERP AND PARIS.
Sailing for New-York ana Antwerp weekly.
FRIESLAND. W Wednesday, May II 3 a. m
eos and upw@d. Second Cabin so and $40. Excur
PETEh WRIGHT & SONS. Genr Agts. O Bowling Green.
DIED "Dh yNE OF STEAMSHIPS,
III FOR LAG lAYRA, PUERTO CABELLO CURACOA,
MARACAIB0 AND CORO.
Pier SO, East River
SIS. .PHILADELPHIA..... Friday, May 90, 2 80 p.
SIS CARACAS.............W Wednesday, June 10, D. M
SIS. VENEZU Ella Saturday June 20 p m
have very superior accommodations for PASSENGERS.
BOULTON BLISS & DALLETT,
Tourists Agents General Managers, II Wall-st
TIios COOK SON. 20l Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1891-05-26

Delightfully."- located on Ray Brook y. Y. Only thfss
miles from saranac Lake station on the Chateaugay H.
and invigorating pure spring water; fresh vegetables
milk cream butter and brook trout during the entire
season. Rooms large well furnished and ventilated send
for circular, with city references. - -
The record-union., 1891-03-19

ram OF the Anscn and thus caused the
damage which resulted in the passenger
steamer sinking. The Anson's officers
assert that no blame can be attached to
the war vessel
At 4:5O p. NJ. 1t was announced that the
ofhcial report of the number of persons
on board the Utopia shows that when she
left Naples the steamship had $50 souls on
board, including the passengers and
crew. OF this number only 81 have been
saved. IhuS 5b9 of her passengers and
crew are either drowned or missing.
The officers of the Utopia, in talking
about the catastrophe, say they will never
forget the scenes that followed the col
HSlon. The Italians were thrown into a
state OF complete and cowardly panic.
They yelled trantically and fought madly
to reach the forecastle. few Of the mar
rled men brought their wives with them,
but the majority of the Italians acted more
ike beasts than men. The forecastle and
rigging We're soon crowded, and the YES
sci began to settle down.
Presently an explosion with a deafen-
ing report occurred in the forecastle, kill
ing many and throwing others into the
sea. Luklly the maSts held and remained
some yards above the water as the vessel
touched the bottom. From forty to fifty
persons were rescued from the masts.
Among the acts of valor at the hight OF
tho Sttle was lltI OF II brlLlSn llllQQy, who
put off alone in a dingy for the purpose
OF rendering assistance to persons cling
ing to the wreckage.
Another hero was seaman on the iron
clad Rodney, who boldly plunged into
the sea and, after desperate struggle,
succeeded in saving one of the women
floating in the water
The divers who went down to-day re-
port that there are hundreds of bodies in
the steerage and between the decks.
Many bodies came ashore to-day.
The record-union., 1891-03-19
FARMERS, ALLIANCE.
Ex-senator ingalls, Says 1t Has Come
to Stay.

Ex-senator ingalls, Says 1t Has Come
to Stay.
BALTIMORE, March 1s-Ex-Senator In
gals of Kansas, talking on the Farmers
Alliance to-day, said: 'This movement is
building greater than majority of the
people of the eastern slope are willing to
admit. 1t presents one of the most inter-
esting political problems of the country.
Here in the East, where the industries
and employments are diversified, it's
progress is not appreciated and the
strength it is gaining not understood. In
the West, a purely agricultural section, it
has taken deep hold or the public mind,
and the evolution of movement is closely
watched by our deepest thinkers and po-
ltical economists.
'These farmers have concluded that
there are wrongs existing that need adj
juStment. The growth of the organiza-
ton is not ethereal or spontaneous, but
has come with a strong under-current of
reason that will ultimately land it on a
sound foundation, which will defy all
efforts of political agitators to shake.
think it may be compared to the feeling
OF Republicanlsm which swept over the
country from 1856 to 1860.
This result might be more quickly
could the Wesl and South find common
ground on which to stand. The East and
North have recognized all along, and
have very adroitly prevented any coali-
ton. The sections are, however, becom-
ing apathetic alike to appeals and men
aces, and when one dies out and the other
is allayed, we may look for coalition
that will produce tangible results.
The existing political parties, however,
may, by their platforms and candidates
nominated, make such concessions to the
Alliance as to cause its members to re-
turn to their respective folds with the
belief that the evils that they seek to re-
holds,r
The record-union., 1891-03-19
NEW ORLEANS TRAGEDY.
AN INVESTIGATION BEING MADE
BY THE GRAND JURY.
The London Times'' Approves the
Action of Parkerson and
His Followers.
Special to the REcoRD-UNIoN.


NEW ORLEANS, March 1S.-The Grand
Jury to-day began the investigation of
the killing of the Italian prisoners and
the causes which led to the miscarriage of
justice, Bribery has been accepted as
answer to the latter question, and detect
i've OMalley and the jury came in for a
large share of the days inquiry.
REPORTS FROM THE ITALIAN CONSUL.
WASHINGTON, March 1S.-Baron Fava,
the Italian Minister, to-day received re-
ports from the Italian Consul at New Or
leans in regard to the killing of the Ital-
ians there on Saturday. These reports,
it is said, sustain the position of Baron
Fava in his protest to Mr.. Blaine of
March 18th, with relation to the inaction
of the authorities of New Orleans before
and during the shooting.
THE KILLING APPROVED
LONDON, March 1S.-The Times in an
editorial on the New Orleans tragedy
says: 1t is all very well to reprobate a
resort to violence, but in such circum-
stances as these, what way is there for
enancipating community from intoler-
able tyranny except by resort to vio-
lence? The law requires a trial by iury.
y
farce by the knowledge possessed by
every juryman that he convicts mem
ber of the Malta his life is not worth a
weeks purchase. 1t is really a misuse of
language to speak of resort to violence.
The standing rule in New Orleans is the
rule of violence, and all Parkerson and
his followers have done is to accept the
conditions prescribed by the Malta All
rests ultimately upon force, and when the
courts are dominated by criminals whom
they exist to punish, nothing remains
but to go back to first principles to effect
their. deliverance. Let lawless violence
be abandoned by all means, but. s.oue
MesSiears les assdSsins, commenced"
Among the men who were lynched there
may have been some who did not actu-
ally fire at Hennessy, but it is not pre-
tended that there were any who were not
members of the detestable society that
desired his death. That being the case. it
tress because in the midst of the violence
they had rendered indispensable they
have been somewhat more severely pun
ished than if they had been leniently
dealt with.
FATAL SHOOTING.
New ORLEANS, March 1S.-There was
sensational and fatal shooting tonight
growing out of the Italian case. Frank
Waters, a newspaper reporter, who was
intoxicated, was abusing the citizens
committee, and those connected with the
Hennessy case. when Captain Arthur
Dunn, one of the counsel for the State,
came by. Waters shouted at him: ''There
is one of them now. Why don't he take
it up?"
Dunn advanced toward Waters, who
drew pistol, and began firing. Dunn
quickly drew his. Waters fired six shots
and Dunn five. Waters fell dead with
one bullet through his face and another
through his head. Dunn was shot twice,
in the right breast and abdomen He is
believed to be mortally wounded.
The men for a long time have been DO
litical enemies. Dunn for many years
has been leading politician.
During the shooting two bystanders
were very slightly wounded.