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The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10
Not a SerIous Fire.

1t was IL o'clock at night and was
going to my room in a Florida notel,
when a woman came out of her room.
fully dressed aud asked:
DO you belong to the hotelg"
mo, ma am"
Are there many people here to-
night?"
1T is crowded.
And it won't do to start panic.
Let me say quietly to YOU that the
hotel is on fire. | have known it for
ten minutes, but did not want to create
an excitement
Are you sure, ma amp" asked.
Entirely sure, sir. | smelled the
smoke while in bed. You 90 quietly
down and tell the clerk, and L will
knock on all the doors on this floor"
She was wonderfully cool ami col
leeted. and l never thought of doubt
ing her assertion. Going down by the
stairway, | beckoned the clerk aside
aud told him of the fire. He went to
the elevator with me and ascending to
the third floor. we found about twenty
half-dressed people in the halls. The
woman who had given me orders came
up and said:
Come this way. | don't think the
fire has much of a start yet"
We followed her to her room and
began to sniff and snuff. There was
certainly a strong odor of something
burning, but the clerk had taken only
one sniff, when he went out and rap
ped on the next door"
'Helloi' called a voice.
Are you smoking?"
Yes"
Smoking Florida tobacco?"
"Yes, what of itp''
Nothing. Ma'am, you can go back
to bed. Much obliged to you for your
sagacity and wit, but both were Il little
too keen this time. The stingy old
cuss in that room is smoking swamp
tobacco, and it always smells like a
fire eating its way under a pine floor. "
- d. fl.lit E,l.e, PlcsS
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10
SUPPOSED TO aE DEAD.
An Incident characteristics Of fndfan su.
perstItion--A sqnawts Suffering.

A Young squaw fleeing from the adj
vancing Sioux reached the Enclosure
pursued by half score Of painted
devils, their hands already reeking
with Pawuee gore. writes New York
Tribune correspondent. Seeing escape
impossible. she fell fiat on the ground
and pulled her blanket over her head
to lose sight of the descending blow.
1t came from tomahawk that glanced
off her skull without penetrating 1t.
The whites were within n few rods, fir
ing as they ran. and one Of the Sioux
braves fell. shot dead. beside the pros
trate woman. Another, however.
jerked the blanket from her bleeding
head. aud with haste born OF fear cut
around and cruelty lifted her scalp,
she was conscious all the time, but
never uttering a sound. The savage
fled with his bloody trophy TO regain
his comrades. The troops came to
the rescue of the sadly outuumbered
Pnwnees. and together they succeeded
in putting the Sioux to rout. When
t." panic sul,sidch the wounded squaw
was borne into the mission hospital
aud her injuries dressed. In spite of
the seniping She babe fair to recover.
Strange To relate. however. her friends
showed great reluctance 10 her re-
ceiNiug medical treatment, claiming
that according to all Indian precept
and example a sealped person should
be dead. and her recovery would only
bring bad medicine" to her tribe.
The woman acquiesced in this opinion.
and expressed perfect willingness to
be sacrificed TO the ancient customs
The next morning the squaw's cot WAS
empty and the patient nowhere to be
found.
Two days later some troopers hunt
ing stray horse on the river bank.
miles away. were startled To hear
groans coming from "A neighboring
thicket. Thinking that some wounded
Sioux had been abandoned TO die. they
cautiously approached There. buried
all but her face in the drifting sand.
was the scalped squaw, still alive and
conscious. They dug her out aud
brought her back to tie mission. thor
oughly cured of her Willingness 10 die.
She told how she had been stolen from
the hospital by her own family and
buried by the river back. She now
wanted to live. aud close watch was
kept to prevent her being again offered
ns a victim to savage superstition.
Once afterward. when walking in the
yard. she was spirited away by the
Pawnees and hidden in tepee, that
when night fell she might be buried
more securely. Again she was re-
stored TO the mission. and. upon strong
threats of military vengeance should
anything occur to her in future, the
poor creature was allowed by her tribe
to live out the remainder OF her days
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10
Generous President Barrios.

Il have seen some pretty high roll
ers in my time" said Manager Bennett
of the Arlington. ''but the late Presi-
dent Barrios was easily the prince of
all that class. When he stopped with
us he sent down draft one day by his
secretary that called for $40 600. and
he wanted the money INSTANTLY.
suggested going to the bank. but the
President didn't relish any such for-
mality. However, took his secre-
tary and got it, explaining to the lat
ter that few hotels kept that much
money lying about in he I'LL He said
nothing to his chief about our visit 10
the bank. Whenever IL barber went 10
the Presidents room to exercise his art
he was presented with u So gold piece.
On leaving Gen. BarrioS distributed
among the servants " no hai waited on
him about $500. fear we shall not
look upon his like again. :"
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10
Imagination Killed Her.

A remarkable instance of the bold
superstition has upon the mind of even
the educated and religious. says the
Cincinnati Enquirer, was recently ex-
hibited in the case ef Mrs. Rebecca
Byrnes of Helena, Ark. lady noted
for her intellectual attainmcnts and
pious life. One morning, arising in
what seemed her usual health and
spirits, she summoned her childen to
come to her.
One son was residing in Topeka,
Kan, one in New Orleans, two daugh-
ters were married and living in Se-
tialia. Mo-. but, obedient to their
mothers call. they came at once,
though ignorant of the reason of their
summons. When all were about her
the lady Informed them that she had
had dream, in which her husband,
who had been dead for nearly fifteen
Years, had warned her that she had
only ten DAYS more of life. She sent
fog her children to bid them good-by.
which she proceeded TO do with much
calmness hut with the air of one who
had not the slightest doubt that she
was already dying.
Her friends attempted to reason with
her and to point out the folly of plac-
ing such perfect confidence in dream.
but all to no purpose, for the lady per-
sisted in asserting that she would de-
part from earth on such day and
exactly at n certain hour.
Her pastor demonstrated with her,
and even brought the severest censure
to bear on her superstitious credulity.
and at last Mrs. Byrnes ceased to speak
of the matter. so that her family had
begun to think that she had conquered
her fancy. She continued in excellent
life, but Just before the hour she had
predicted would be that of her death
She sought her children and again bade
tiIem good-bS, them seating herself
quietly in an arm-chair. expired just as
the hour was struck. The physicians
declare that her death was due solely
to her imagination.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10
Wants An old-Time wife.

She wore her stuff or printed gown
and snowy apron on week days and her
silk frock on the Sabbath-the same
silk frock for years without ever fixing
over. The wife now must look like
French fashion plate every blessed
minute, in spite Of the work entailed
by babies and Inefficient servants and
all. or the man is injured and thinks
she isn't fond of looking nice for him
any more. If the curl gets out of her
bang it is proof positive that she has
ceased to love him. The old-fashioned
wife gave him indigestibie boiled din
ners and fried beefsteak. preserves and
plum pudding, and rich pies over and
over again; now the man must have
savory soups and dainty salads. puff
paste and ices, pate de foie gras and
terrapiu.
She knitted her stockings and looked
after the family mending in the even-
ings. and knew scarcely more of the
topics of the day than the servants in
her kitchen. Now, if there is one thing
from the Mckinley bill to the latest fad
in handshakes. from Ibsen to football.
that wife doesn't know all about. her
friends pity her husband that he has q
wife that is SO little company for him
and so little help to him in his career
and it is only the advanced woman,
educated, cultured, clever and gifted.
that can take the honors of wifehood
upon her without certainty of failure.
The times demand the advanced
woman, the woman is created by the
demand, and the more woman becomes
advanced in intelligence the fewer
mesalliances and the more successful
marriages will there be.
Ii the man who longs for the old
fashioned woman would stop croaking
long enough to make some capable
woman care for him, he would see the
niiracle wrought; how love teaches her
tender minstration. motherhood awak-
ems wise instincts, and how .tall these
things shall he added unto her." Let
him be careful that he gets the ad-
vanced woman, though. not the woman
who wantsto be advanced, organizes
Clubs for the purpose of being eman-
cipatcd. the ranter against the narrow
ness and bondage of woman's life, but
the earnest, capable. educated, com
plete, wonderful woman of the wom-
ans era.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10

peared in print for tho first time.
Horne, on a bitterly cold day In win.
ter. went to see Hunt. and found him
in u large room, with wide. old
fashioned fireplace. lie had dragged
his piano on to the hearth close to q
large fire, leaving only room for him.
self aud his chair, and wns playing
with the greatest enjoyment. My
dear fellow,n cried Horne. "are you
aware that you are running your piano
forever aud ever in that heatpn II
know-l know" murmured Hunt. ''but
1t Is deliciausi'i
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10
Preservation of Bodies.

During the Hungarian revolution in
1919 forty prisoners Of war were
thrown into "a deep pool near Her
mannstadt- A few weeks ago the
bodies were recovered, after an inn
mersion of forty-one years, and they
were in a perfect state of preservation,
their organs unchanged in form, color.
or conscience. It is supposed the min
erals in the water passed in solution
through the pores and had a preserva-
effect upon the internal organs as
-ann the eufire body
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10
A N1onstrous Hog.

One of the largest hogs in America,
if not, in fact, the largest in the world,
was reared by a Junction City (Kas.)
man. The length was eight feet and
nine inches; girth of neck, 6 1-2 feet;
girth of center of body. 8 feet; width
across the hips, 80 inchesi weight. L.
532 pounds.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10
PACIFIC STATES
YPE.FOUNDR
And Printers Warehouse,

4oe.n w.shinssen 81. ovpo.is Post oizes.
The fayorite Printers. Supply House n the
Pacific Coast Prosngft Square Ane FRO
latest ana best Of The Eastern Markef. Type
and Rude al on the Point System No cbso-
PACIFIC COAST AoBHrs roR
sssasa.s T. TyRs r9ssa TSrs ss chssss
Benton. waldo & Cos seisspaeing Type.
Cots Amor ory' Imp.d universai,
haqs Psl:s. and rss.ss sss esssHs sSs eassss ss::s
simonsf Gases and Fnrniture.
eoidins.s ssds;sz Rrsdsss ess,.T esa T9ois 2ss.<r.
F.sss Msss Tsss ssS T{Ps Pgsuer.
Tablet conpoasticns Bite
runLIsHERs OF
NEWSPAPERS ON THE HOME PLAN.
complete oaf6ts and the Smallest Orders
sftsntona %sh snees.nem booIs m.iisi on X
cation. Address all orders 70
HAWKS 8. sHATTuoK.
4os washington St. San Francisco
$ scale injuring your trees and disfgur-
ing your fruit;
Isthe mildew threatening your grapes and
vines;
Is the curb-leaf making your trees weak
Ieaf1ess;
Are your Pears and Apples Hormysand hid
erous to sight;
Are the blossoms dropping and trees losing
their fruit;
Then use for the destruction and prevention
that wash which be effectively
applied In summer se In winter.
THE I. K. L. COMPOUND.
ara rArHrOR<rn or RnO,r x
SAN FRANCISCO.
- n g . YN oTEL,
Under new Managexnentl
Bush St. bet Mont gom~Fy q sansome, s. r.
Conducted On both the European and American
p1afa- This fnvozite hotel Is under the expert
enced management OF CHARLES MONTG0M-
EAsf, and Is good, II mot the best, Family and
Business Mems Hotel In San Francisco. Home
comforts. cuisine unexcelled. drst class service
and the highest standard OF responsibility gueFsn-
teed- Board and room per day sl-25 % 81 Sin
To To frr1rn fftal
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10

The submarine telegraph system of
the world consists of 120, 070 nautical
miles of cable.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10

The Chinese endure change of cli-
mate better than any other race.
The Lebanon express. (Lebanon, Linn County, Or.) 1887-1898, 1891-04-10

powers, a decided faVOrIte IN society.
Meanwhile Gov. Sprague vegetables at
Cauonchet, and is happiest when trad
ing horses or swapping stories with this
boys on the beach.
Mrs. Potter Palmer, the President of
the Board of Women Managers of the
Worlds Fair. has found it necessary to
give up many of her social pleasures
because of the exacting duties of her
official position. She has thrown her
self into her work with ardor, and there
is every indication that she will acquit
herself with distiu guished success. Her
extraordinary tact has already brought
about smooth sailing on what was
recently a very troubled sea--M T.
World.
j. II. Graves, of Nevada City, Cal.
says: 1T is not generally known that
in the year 1873 a brother of the now
celebrated DR.. Koch, of Berlin, came
to Nevada City and remained for sew
eral years. He was a tall soldierly-
looking fellow. not over &c years of
age, and was fully of energy and ambi
tion, and very positive in his convic-
tions. He had a lphuret-saving ma
chine. with which he experimental ut
the Providence mine, but with unfavor-
able results"
| condemned Breslau shoemaker to
two months imprisonment for '.insult
| of majesty" because he retained his
seat at public meeting while three
cheers were given for the Emperor.
The Judge who gave the sentence ex-
! plaiRed that the shoemaker might have
escaped with lighter penalty had he
not aggravated his original offense by
..placing his thumb to his nose and
wiggling his four fingers when re-
preached with disloyalIy by his friends
in the meeting.
An aneedote of Leigh HINT. once re-
! lated By .sOrion'' Horne. lately APP
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
MIL b,

Yrpf. Sod penote | Girsbass til.
base til Berlin. San 6ra9te meo fla
ct fulbt ferbigt Mnnuifript for fin Nf'
banblins ON 8uberculOiis. San bill
mart besDnoe tit Grbeibe | oct af Re'
sierinsen ppretteoe &o6Ite Soipital.
8 ben tpifc Armc bar me- erperi-
menteret meb Ell ny &anon meo ben
isrselise 5slse, at flere Soipituler er
iplbte meo iaareoe tplfe Soloater. Sea-
nonen bar en- iaa negatiu 8%irfnins, al
ben pilbe bore en- uom9rfet @ape til en-
Sienoe.
Synrit Yismard ieirebe ben lite
Gpril FIN 76be @eburtsoas os tilbrasts
9asen / fit Siem / Srieoeri9srube,
bppr ban mpbtog en- M9nsoe 2ptsnf.
ninsstelesrammer, @aper os 8eiss al
9eputationer os bersmte Wtano. Blanbt
benz, Tom ienote neutrality-suspicious..
mer, bar osiaa aeiieren, iaa Der fnu
life bore nuset itsrre grub meIem
bisle Serrer.
Gn 8egefonsres aabneoss ! Berlin
ben lite bs. 8roi. 8ersmann oplaits
en- 8eretnius ON Or. aods 8urme.
tbobe. San paaitoo, at epmfen bar ei
ipeciflf 9asemiobel for 3ubertuloie.
ct Slertal al be andre galere uotalte
iis minbre sunitis ON 2pmien.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
RusIauS.

Tibiliitcrne itnl i ben ienere lib
UGre bleune UOsrmaabe attiue ! Ct, Be
t~ersbnr9. boOr be M bar fin Soueo'
itprte, mango al Ribiiiitcrrss 9eoere
bar nebiat ia 9onbon. iioen be blep
iororepns fra Soeits.
Sncialbtt | ben ipbpeitlise Del AZ
&nslano bar iioite 8iuter oGrrt iaa
tort, at 8snberne paa mango Steocr
life fan TONNE no siennsm 9srenc, men
maatte ifi9re Sul | 3nseue. Menem
Sniene % 9aoerne mautte Der sruues
bpbe @rsiter, iom uits fplotes i9ieu in'
ben ben naite Morsen. Glenci9beben
blanot BefOlfniusen bar paret umnaoe'
fig flor.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
W min.

Sobm Ylanfineton. en- uf be riseits
os meit anieeoe 8orsere | Miliuautee,
bsoe forrise Ssubas Gftermibbas,
Niopbe Tom / en- ung Glber til Wtil'
,parfee meb ct gar Sunbrebe Dollars,
Iom ban anbraste | en- SlasteriOrreti
ming, lenere bespnote ban meo ct 6leife'
neeIalteri % fob ! 5OrbiuOelle meS
@rmour / Chicago % er%bperueoe JIG en-
ubpre 6ormue. San eieoe glanfinstOr
SpuIe % en- Mausbe andre Sp8ninse'
/ Ypen. Giopoe bar omtrins II ad'
sammel.
8oieiterstsbommer Sapio Saglot
bsbe plublelis / Wabiion 6rebas Afteu,
meoens ban ipiite til Giteus. Sarl uaI
II glar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08

3 Sutoe cr benoss Setitab. gun pleisr
Spse, u~noerboloer 5nttise o. @amte
% ct ouerinnnoe bsit agtet al N0e.
- Grfnnias' 9sgisldtur bar psotn.
get ct 5orlla9 ON at peniionsre uoufsre
tonisoerercoe Beteraner % beuilsst
100000 for ct 8etcranbiem.
49, Regeren Sobu 3. 9eiuis, en- bro.
minst Nouotdt / philadelphia, osos for.
ben. Gin betDoslise Sormue eiterloo
ban til ct Selitab, Der ifat sruuolrssc
ct Bureau of Civil Rights, bpis Dps
9aoe itnl prre at bcItptte Regrens / be-
res Bor9errettigbeoer, og fire benz be
idmme Retti9bebsr, Tom ale andre Bot
gere / Qnnbet bar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
u oro.9 afpta.

Ng Vailf I gSabpeto1t. Sel8enoe
bel fienbte 8orretninssmano bar orsa.
niieret Gitijens 0atiunal 8ant Of
@abpetpn: 3 s @eaeOme, Granite
Sails; s 6 aenaiton, Breckenridge; 8
3borlon, 81. Saul; u 3 9auioiun,
ct. Baul; q & 5inietb, &enpOn,
Nlinn.; u @ 9apibion, 9ittle Sails,
Miinn.; 3 81 9apibiou, @ubpeton; .
9 8osert, @abpeton; Ole 6 ulsafer,
8abpeton Bert @inter, Granite Sails.
Sslsenbe 8ireftsrer ual9tes: s 9
&enaIton, Don 81 9auiblon, s 8 @eas
come, Q 9 8osert, Ole 6 ulsafer.
Ssl9enoe @mbeosmGno pal9tes: 3 6
8enaltun, 8reiioent; S 8 @elcome,
8ice.Yrelioent; DON q 0apioion, &ass
ierer. @runbtapitalen er $4,000.
Banter pil blipe aabnet, laaiuart be
npbpenbise 9ofumenter fra @aibiustOn
mpota9es.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
SDttenoe aarsans 30. 81
SnDlamDet.
Soma.

1
9si @loer. Siaac Struble bsbe hos
i'm Satter / Gebar &apio8 / Wanbaas
en- Nlber af 80 S(ar. Nfbsbe bar bel
tIenot | oioe &rebie. San bar Saber at
0ommer Geo. 81. Stru6le / 9ulebo,
Sa., Der bar paret Speafer / S;otuas
unoerbus, os Gr'&Onsresmanb SIaac
Struble.
stor Sloebrano | 9anIng. ser. z
forri9e @anbas Morsen ubbrsb Slb.
los I 9aniths 9umber Co.'S Sgrrebus /
Sanlin9. Der bleu itrar telesraierct
til ga Grosie efter Sjalp, o9 en- Gam
per % et8ranofOrps ienbtes til 8ranb.
iteoet. Otter to timers baarbt grs
betoe blep man Serre puer Slben. gn
Wtasle "9umber" os9 Srrebulet brpnbte.
Sfaben anilaaes til 100000, tilItrGtte.
Zig betfet ueb assurance.
5. g.. 8rinnell, Ell af be eloIte
Settlere | Soma, bsbe Sirsbas often i
@rinneu. San s~runblasbe 8pen Grin.
nea % @rinnell College. San bar
fpot | @ep Sapen, CONT, | 1921. Snn
bar en- 9ib aunsresutiounliitprait %
bolot ben fgrite Gnti.S laueriprabiten /
8albin9ton. Gfoeoe bar inbebaot
mango pi9tisc Gmbeber, 81. q. Statss
%lenator % &Onsresmaub.
Set iises, at oct par til bam SOracs
Greeley gap bet &aab: "llnse @anb,
saa peit % Dor op meo 2anoet".
Sc ofentlige Sfoier | Council
BLUFFS lrffeoes ben 2ben bs. @n Ere
oieoel al iamtlise 9arere bar ipse, os
fra Ell Stole bar 225 Born irap9renbe.
Ga Grippe % Maslinser Os tilbels
Sfarlusensieber % 9iiterit raler /
Bpen.
Sra Glsiu. u. Os SnsbOrs Stup'
lamb bleu | fire 9ase, fra ben 2Obe til
BABE Warts, peo 8poen ~bsrspebe fem
8srn | Ell glber af fra l til ID 9ar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
SDrifielltgt t.

'@bmiral g8iniam 9beobore be @o
bnr, en- SalobrOoer al nfopbe gbmiraI
0abl9ren, osoe forleoen / 8aibiuston
8Oban bar / lin lib Ell berpgtet Sri.
butter, bleu ienere balo forrptt. @uteu
eiter Gomirnl 0ablgren lob BAN 70,
nO9le Aar iiben bente fra Yaris os pa,
iioen pleiet bum.
@eneral Charles goams Sobn,
ION, en- S6nueisn az Sobn auinct
gbams, Ifjsb fig iorleOen Dag / Nen
Sapen. aibsbe bar 65 @ar gammel
O9 gooofat Of 8rofesiiOn San belto0
/ ben meritanite aris Os oeb 8esBnbsl.
ZEN al Sorsertri9en i%nbtrnacte ban iom
Meni9 | uniOnsarmeen og bleu no
msnitret Tom Sri9aoeseneral. On ube.
bu9elis Subip9oOm ipnes at BABE for.
bitret bam 9ipet.
- TN &llioeldmler beo Wnnn Wtoles
gbappeQ ianbtes iorleoen oDo / i'm uSlc
Spite / Detroit, Mi9. pan bar isr
bleOen luulmet al Slas os irss libel,
8eb at sjenuemis9e bans GitertaOen'
itaber fanOt man $4,000 9ontanter og
B9roipapirer.
- geas9elefon Selitub bar / 1890
bapt en- rem 5ortjeneite uf $2,S69,418.
Ger berp9tebe 5orbrpbere rsmtC
iorleoen fra Gan9ilet | Biue Bluff,
Grtanias. De iusebe af Sernitanserne
for GellebSrene, brsb op Ganslets 0sr
os iorioanbt | Wsrtet, uben at gast.
manOen bnobe nosen Gnelie ON beres
5lust.
- 3. @. 8oiuen bleu fOrleben ilast
en- Rultt for at BABE forisst at besaa
Selpmorb oeb at hoppe neb fra en- Bpa.
ming paa Wi6i9an Gpenus / Chicago.
Baoen maa bolbe Sensen pao
@runb ai en- Onoartet Muueipsbom.
aQan Steamibip 60. betolte
$4,000 for be ier 0ampitibe, bel
tisbte al State Cine 60.
Den bulsarife Staggering bar uo.
louet en- 8%elsnnins at $1,000 for 81.
nansminiIter geltdefs @orbers arrsf.
Guten sfter ben mprbebe Winiiter III
Benton paa 2ipstio.
Spos0 atotas Sfolslono bar en-
garbi al s30,o0o,oo0. Snbtasterns
fra Sais al bette 9ano itul banne ei
permanent Stoleiono. Salset forrisc
use mbbraste 500, $40 for $40 gcr:
eaer ooer $50 pr. acre, ct 8epis paa,
at Spos0 atptaS 2nno er o9%roiiulot.
- Sra Gan Gntonio bersttss, at en-
Or. Senfins ! Ssilanoet i ben lpbpslt'
lige Del ai 9eras bar bebanblet SO go,
tientsr mso Oh. &o6s apmie os belbrc'
bet ~ al benz. San siOroe ben Opba'
selie, at be minoiie 8cier, iom Or
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
Stalieu n.

WaFas Srubler. Den italisnifs
8onse bar paa Ell bemmelisbebsfulb
Maabe mootaset 7ruoielsbrsue fra
Maiia, bpori ben italienffc 8esjerin9
opIorores til al belfptte be | uolanoeI
bpsnbe Staiieuere. @tan tror, at iii,
baseial0eiisn Of ben ltalienlte @eianoi
| @aibinston, gascn SABA, b~opeoiase.
Zig itriuer iis ira 5rpst foe Wafias
9ruoiler.
Rsgierinsen ital BABE ertlaret, al
ben life offcielt oil oeltase / 8erbeus.
ubitiGinsen | GbicasO. men at ben piI
siDrs oft mulist for iaaoanne aunitnert
Os Gabritanter, ION uil uSitile FIN,
3rsoufter.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
Sanfiba

Gu Heoolution er ubbruot paa Co
mora. gerre, Der itpreS Of urubiite 6pr.
fer unoer iranif Serrcosmme. Den
anjunun er Miotpunttet for Opitanoen.
De Snofsote Der b~eo9bneoe iis eIter
Sultun &bOaQubs 9sb % ipreote fig
plot os breot omtriu9 / 2anoet % plpns
oreoe % m%proeoe. Oper 300 Berioner
er alereoe Ialone iom Dire for biSie
R%goerbanber. De frantic &rissitibe,
Der befanbt fig I bet inbilfe Ocean, Oa
Opreret brsO lss, er beOroreoe tilbuse
og bar faaet / Oporas at tue Dprsrerne.
Decorah-posten., 1891-04-08
Hbpoe SsIauO.

yalg paa StatsembeosmRno os
Wteolemmer af 2~e9islaturen fanot Steb
Snsba9 ben lite bs. Sn9en al be A
&anoioater for @upernsr fit Bluralitet,
iaa 9esislaturen mat beige Supernpr,
naar ben tr9ber iammsn. Gil @tce,
@upernsr palstes &epubltfaneren
Stearns % til Sefreter &epublitaneren
Utter; til Sttprnep General palgtes
8emotraten Slocum, % til 8asierer
SemOfraten Berrp. 2il Meblemmsr
at 2esislutIren pulstes 60 &epubllfa'
mere % 26 9entotrater, | % 9iitritter
ma bploes Dmpalg.