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The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
DYNAMITE FAC
TORY BLOWN UP.
Five Men Killed in an
Explosion at Haver-
straw.
THE GROUND SHOOK
For Miles IN the Vicinity-People
7ioenty Miles A'cay Thought
1t acas an Earthquake.
By United Press.
By United Press.

NYAcK, N. Y, Dec. 2. An explo-
sion occurred at the dynamite factory
in Haverstraw this afternoon and the
shock was felt for many miles. Five
men were killed, as follows: John
Watts, engineer of the works; Peter
Carlossa, an Italian; John Williams,
Jos. Caddley. All were workmen at
the dynamite works. Perry Louns-
berry, of Sing Sing, who was in boat
near the shore, was also killed. A man
who was in the boat with Louns-
berry at the time, escaped un-
injured. The building, frame
structure, was set on fire by the ex-
plosion and burned for several
hours. The shock from the explo-
sion was felt 90 miles away.A num-
Der of other buildings containing dy-
Mantle about $50 feet from the
scene of the explosion were not in
lured. The property belongs to the
Clinton Dynamite Company OF
which VIM. P. Foss, of Haverstraw
is the manager.
Elmer Harris, the foreman of the
works. was on the dock a short dis
tance away and escaped unhurt
Glass was broken by the shock ir
Conger's City, Rockland and Other
near by places. The cause of the
explosion is not known at present
DAMAGE AT SING SING.
SING SING, n. Y, Dec. 2. The
explosion near Haverstraw thi'
afternoon was severely felt in thi
village. The explosion occurred
four or five miles from here and OF
the other side of the river, but i
did good deal of damage in thi
village. Windows in many house
were broken and people rushed int
the streets with the belief that al
earthquake had occurred.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
WILMINGTON'S WELCOME WEEK.
Many Visitors in Attendance--The Alb
sence Of Cashier Bowden Ex-
cites Suspicion.
Special to the State Chronicle.


WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. 2.
The number of visitors here the Sec
ond day of Welcome Week is fully
as large as expected, reaching six
thousand. The chief attractions
were on the Cape Fear river, in
cluding various boat races, work by
pilot boats boarding incoming ves-
sells, submarine diving and marine
parade. The display of fireworks
at the ground of the marine hos
pital tonight was the best ever seen
in the State.
No news was heard to-day as to
the whereabouts of Cashier Bowen,
of the smashed First National bank
here. His nasty leaving at the
time when he was to meet Bank
Examiner Alden, leads many to ex-
pect a sensation. Some are now
expressing belief that he will not
return. The Bank Examiner, when
asked for information, congresses
his lips, shakes his head and says
nothing.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
Coming to Asheville.
By United Press.

WAsHINGToN, Dec. 2. 1t is
stated that Secretary Foster will 60
South, probably to Asheville, N. c.,
for a few days rest and recupera-
ton early next week before attempt
ing to resume his duties in. ..theTreas-
ure Department. The grippe still
clings to the Secretary and though
he improves daily his progress is
slow and he remains very weak.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
Owned No Stock in the Clinton Bank
Special to STATE CHRONICLE.

Special TO STATE CHRONICLE.
CLINTON, N. c., Dec. 2. Re-
ferring to failure of Clinton bank,
your statement that l was the larg-
est stockholder is incorrect. have
never owned any stock in said bank.
w. A. JOHNSON.
We regret this error very much.
We have know Mr.. johnson long.
He is one of the most substantial
and prosperous business men in the
State and stands in the frort ranks
EDITOR.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
Richmond Terminals Action.
By United Press.

New YORK, Dec 2. The stock
holders of the Richmond Terminal
lines held meeting to-day in this
city. A majority of the preferred
stock was represented. AS a pre-
cautionary measure a committee
was appointed to take such steps for
the protection of preferred stock
holders as they may in their discre-
tiOn see fit.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
Heavy Earthquake Shock.
By the United Press

SAN SALVADOR, Dec. 2. A
heavy earthquake shock was felt
here last night. On Monday two
other shocks occurred. one in the
afternoon and the other in the even
ing. The frequency of these earth
quakes is causing great alarm in
this city and vicinity.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
Killed by a Lamp Explosion.
By the United Press.

CUMBERLAND, Md, Dec. 2. A
little four year old daughter Of
Chas. Hoffman, a Baltimore and
Ohio R. R. employee was burned
to death tonight by the explosion
of coal oil lamp. The mother in
trying to save the child was fright
fully burned about the body. Two
more children were slightly burned.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
Collision on Harlem Railroad.
BY United Press.

by UnICeU PTSSS.
New YORK, Dec. 2. At 5.52
o'clock this afternoon a collision
occurred on the Harlem River rail
road at 149th street and 14th ave-
nue.. The fire department was
summoned to the scene and hurried
calls we're sent out for ambulances
from the Harlem and Manhattan
Hospital. A train going north
Jumped the switch and the rear
cars overturned on the Hudson
River r. r. track. Three men
were killed and two wounded.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
Train Jumped the Track.
By The United Press.

WINSTON, N. c., Dec. 2. Out
going freight train on the Wilkes
boro road jumped the track at city
limits this afternoon. Six cars were
wrecked. The engine broke loose
from the train, but was not damaged
The accident was caused by spread
inp rails. No one was hurt.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
FORSYTH SUPERIOR COURT.
A Murder Case to Be Disposed Off,
Other Notes.
Special to State Chronicle.

uoSO laws Is uOlulHS the IOrC
at Forsyth Superior court here this
week, and the manner in which he
dispenses Justice is worthy of the
man. Yesterday he created quite a
sensation by imposing fine of $500
and costs upon young man named
Sam Leonard for retailing spiritu-
Gus liquors without license. Judge
Graves said that he meant to make
every one who appeared before him
on the above charge pay amounts
equal to the city, county and State
taxes. The trial of the young man
Walker upon the charge of being
implicated'in the murder of a man
named Smith and woman named
Coins, near Belo's pond last sum-
mer, is to be disposed of at this
term. The general impression
seems to prevail that Walker will
be acquitted.
Your cores pondent is informed
that slow progress is being made in
the experiment Prof. Holmes,
State Geologist, and others are max
ing near Walnut Cove in the search
for oil. They have reached depth
of $50 feet with 70 signs of success.
1t is understood that another effort
will be made near the G. F. & Y
V. depot at the Cove.
Burglars are still on duty in Win
ston- Salem. They have entered
several houses the past few nights
but so far as ascertained were fright
ened off before any property was
stolen.
Mr.. III. I. Bahnson, of Salem ha
been appointed administrator Of tn
estate of the late w. c.. Goodwin
wio died here last Friday night
The estate is said to be worth some
thing like 100000 besides life in
surance policies amounting to SIG.
900. The wholesale grocery buai
ness which the deceased was jus
starting up will be closed out.
Miss Nettie Glenn, of this city
strange to say, is scion Of tn
fourth generation which has a
tended school at the famous oil
Salem Female Academy. He
r mother, grandmother and grea
grandmother were all pupils Their
! Surveyors are at work on tt
Pickering Wheeler lands in Stoke
county over which heavy law sui
: is promised. The survey include
0 many properties, and IL is estimate
that two Or three months will be r
= quired to get matters straigh
Many are of the opinion that Il
case will become famous before it
It settled in the courts and will ther
g fore prove bonanza for the la
. yers who conduct it.
l There were $50 marriage icens
issued in Forsyth during the ye
" ending November 3Oth, 1891.
Large boilers, which are to
: used for heating purposes, are bel
~ ~ put in Winston's new $1,000
III hotel-the Zinzendorf. The bui
T. ing, it is now thought, will be rea
D. for occupancy by February lst, {
p The indications are now that {
a. other handsome hotel building W
in be erected next year near the c.
tier of the city.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03

When you get up in the morning
with swell-head, bring it to natur-
al dimensions by taking Bradycro-
tine.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03
BENSON'S DEFICIT.
Treasurer Of Bladen County Short in
His Accounts.
Special to State Chroni lie.

Special to State Chroni lie.
WILMINGTON, N. c., Dec. 2. j.
NJ. Benson, treasurer of Bladen
county, is short in his accounts &c.
100. His bondsmen announce to-
day that they will make the deficit
good. Mr.. Benson is leading AL.
lianceman and conducts the county
Alliance store at Elizabethtown
Rumors of his flight are untrue.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03

Cure Your Oorns by Using
Abbott's Fast Indian Corn Paint;
for corns, bunions and warts, it is
great.
The state chronicle. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1891-1893, 1891-12-03

h GROWS WARM
SAID to
i the Lead.
toglDlE s7oRT
h p,ereat The Georq'd"s
|, On First Ballot.

h United Press
Iroy, Dec. 2 In the
| contest the canvass ior {
warmer as the day for
ba,ic caucus approaches.
!, Of Indiana, the chair
caucus, is expected in
Friday and until he
date Of the caucus can
ityly determined. There
lion among the Demo-
bers here against allow
b speeches to be made
be respective candidates
lion and it is probable
names of the can
ill be placed before
without any attempt
The canvass today be-
runor that a combina-
In Effected between some
members from Iowa
an to throw their votes
ballot to Mills in order
lhe strength of Crisp's
The members reported
combination believe will
lyance of that cast for
andidste. The impress
n. sound among men,
the central Western
Crisp has too great
Be overcome, and they
bad policy to allow him
large lead on the first
IS said that the reported
, Of Illinois, Iowa and
'otes for Mills on the
Will have no other pur
+ prevent Crisp from Sc.
large a lead and the
lse and power such dis.
ns'h would bring him.
laI crowds of member
filled the rooms of tn,
pd'dates today. Out il
'n'fe Was a great deal Q
and there seemed to b
Almost general that MI
! lead on the first ballot
'nt ardent supporter
itaa on the first ballot a
thirty votes over Mill.
Conservative adherent
rom twenty to twent,
N the lead. The Girls
ly believe that their caI
l9i be beaten unless som
= Gc0nbinationi is efFecte
\ 'lla' some such arrang
= |, attempted by the NJ,
| match factions. If NJ,
nndS that ha oo
~ us Vote to Mr.. Mil
'Ir or. to carry his own su.
MN. This, the Cri,
H. y :, impossible, becau
= n, Ma,cNlillin's Southe,
4. VIII Will naturally tav'
\ n Mi Mills people profess sS''
bill oo, support
| IL. s0'ne INTO the Mil
s..3 he first ballot. H,' Hr
\, the }. withdrawal 10 Of 9b ib.
\ involved IN in too mu
\, to BE. be predicted Wi wi
Ioy, % out 1.-THE combinati,
srssJ rSS' and Michigan,h'e., 9.
| ',& vi,, to, is Effected II +
viii S'lI Be inflated to- to a { :
/. WI! In IN all proSabjI; T io ! |
| ,o candidates d. who ,arpV arf :
bors.c y second choice.
Ma, ar,'Se'er, on yerv o,
deIs,,a,t! at least half Of f
is si,H9 saGon will 90 to Cr
feagth ., 'wn' In \
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-13
Winnefota.


G@rotb & &bronS MpQe @iuona
FAINT ct &arebus os ct fort 0plag al
Trematertaler brrnote forleben: 3a9
bet belpber fig til 100000. Ser
bar asiureret for omtrent @alupar=
ten.
- ct. @loub 8oe Wtai. @lmer
@teos o9 Sobu 9enniion, to un9e
@utter, lom for ire Nar iioen bleo
bpmt til IL Nars @tratarbeioe for
@tratenrgoeri, bar facet fin Straf
efter9iuet al @uuerngr Merriam.
- ct. @louo Zoe Mai. Marp
6abep, en 20 Qar sar1me( 8ise. for<
loo fit 6iem for omtrina 3 Tiger fioen
/ en- balu uauuittia 9ilitano foraar=
FACET af Grip. @enoes 6orelore
i69te toraieues efter benbe. Seaar
fauotes bun @topene fere Mile ira
@iemmet. @un bapoe bele Eioen
leuet af 8art os &po6er men bar MI
neiten fortommen af Cult. 2a9ers
ne bar bog bet 9aab, at bun pil
fomme fig.
- StiQnater Zoe Moi. County,
@ommislererne tilpoo ioas 6. g.
@re9orp berfra 8Den &riutlegium
paa at bpg9e en- elettriit Sernbane
berfra til st. Haul. ct Ntties &oms
pa9ni uil bliue or9ani1eret, o9 Nrbeiz
bet pil bespnoe itrafs, foruoIat at ct
tilfreositiqenoe arrangement meo
2bomaS 2o,prp ON at TONNE tnb /
ct. Saul tan opnaaes. Mr. @re9o=
rD bar en- urotfeli9 Tro paa bet npe
Soreta9enoe.
= st fororuttent @ras al en- So
Der peo 9fapn @briit @pan1on /
Minneapolis foitebe 6reoas Moreen
en- &anoe meo tosbeb &affe efter fin
@pn os brenete bam iaa trpetelig,
at Der ct flor Sore for @uttens 2ip.
Smanion tilbrineer fin mefe Eio paa
@aloonerne. 3ans &uitru, ber bboe
for ct Nar iioen, bauoe eflerlaot fig
enoel &en9e, iom BUN bapoe teitaz
menteret til fin S9u, oa bun life
oilbe labe Manben britte Dem op.
9enne bauoe ofte misbanolet benbe,
o9 nu bar ban o91aa be9Duot at laa
os misbanole fin @pn, foroi ban lite
tunoe faa fat paa &en9ene, Der fob i
Banfen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-13

Sos Nn9los, @al., lobe Mai.
2obs Din, iom looiebe uo rStota" /,
iasbe / ct Snteruietp meo en- &epor>
ter for v8reis Stems Nsiociation"
ioae: ], Stata" baobe tire af be risete
Menb @bili omboro. Sc repre-
ienterer MiQioner o9 unberit6tter
Sniursenterne meo &en9e. @tibets
Officerer os Sn9eniprer repreieutez
ret @nslanb, @totlanb, Epflanb,
Granfrise, 0ferri9e, @periee, Mor>
&c, 9anmart % Torenebe @tater.
Beietnin9en bar nafen ale @bilieu<
iere, aobt ubieenbe 5pre os piqise til
at tiempe os ob.
Sra. @aibin9ton meooeles ienere,
at ber 9aar &pster ON, ot 9eputp
Marfbal Spauloius bar oeret benz
melis Gorftaaelie meo Sniursenterne,
% at ban bar biulpet benz til at erz
bolbe Goribninser af &aaben % &ro>
piant. &rpbieren .@barleston" er
paa Sa9t efter Sniursenterne. 6pis
ben naar rStata" % r@8meraloa"
isien, erbet neten fttert, at ber bill
blipe en- &.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-13

@tise. 6an fulste mig bort til Sti=
gen, ioet ban 1asoe: n9e faar nno=
itDlbe, at Sc blir uleiliset paa oenne
@aaoe." @fterat ies bar fret neb
ouer @ioen, iatte rStota" nooper
8u9ten noroli9 &etnin9. Baabs>
manoen fortolte mig, at ies fuloe
lanoiettes 8 M,le fra Gan 9ieso.
Seq protefereoe me9et traftiat mob
at blioe siort til 5anse unoer l1oiet>
l,nsen men iii in9en Mptte. &aptei<
men eao mig fit Naun os Noresie.
~Ses uil 9aa til &alpuraiio os ituloe
pnite at mobtaee ct 8rep fra Sem,
ia9oe ban.
vStata" baooe toget ino 40 &reaz
ture, 25 Taar, 5000 &uuo @iao os
800 Cons Sui. Sra @fonnerten
v&obert os Minnie," iom frpoieoe
ubenfor fuloe inota9e8 &emin9tou=
rifler os Nmmunition. st &ar af
vStatas" Manoltab, Der oelertereoe /
Gan Diego. fortolte, at ct fort &riss>
itib v@Smeraloa" fra @bili, baooe
leoiaset vStata" os laa % oenteoe
oto Gap ct. .2ucas.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-13

ge&p Oort lobe Mai. gilbert
Bod, en- Saefsrer for en- Screening
mob Mennei eitetDpert, oil imor9en of
fentlissjBre ct @par paa ben &aa<
itano at ben @aibinaton afbolote
Convention af Superintenoenter for
@inosip9ea1p(ene 2anoet. at inaen
8er1on ct ulooli9 inoeiperret / no9et
Nipl. Mr. Ba9 flyer, at benne @aa=
itano ct folit o9 latterlis % anferer,
buao Der benote meo AIRS. @larisia
s. 2atbrop, 5orfatteren af .@n benz
melis Snititution". os @iis Nnna
s. 9idinion, Der be99e er blenne
inbeiperrebe uoen noaen loplis 8e>
mpnoiselie, FAINT Mrs. &arriet s.
8ea@, 9ufru at @eoattbren al
vScientific Mmerican". 9enne fibite
ct netpp bleuen lpslabt fra Bloo>
min9oale>Niplet paa en- &abeas<
Corpus, Der uopirtebes af 5orenin<
gen mob Menneitetpueri, os ertleret
at @etten at bore fulbitenbis nore
nal. Mr. 8a@ flyer, at 9unbreber
al iaaoanue &ilfeloer er tienote, %
at Goreninsen Ct 8eiibbelie af 8e.
piier for, at mango 8erioner ct ulop>
Zig iuoeiperreoe be famine Nipler,
6piS Superintenoenter ne9ter, at
iaaoanne Eins iter. &an nepner ct
Gilfelbe, buor Gorenin9en bar sobt<
siort, at en- 2ese ienbte en- 9ame til
ct slipl os bepibneoe, at bun par
iinosips, uben at babe feet benbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-13

@ranoiurpen 9}eu Orleans bar
enoelis of9iuet fin 9aapport / 9pu>
@inssia9en. Sen finber. at oer Ct
anpenot 8eitittel1er at O'Mallep o9
andre. Men noeen @ntlase mob
2pn9erne funbe ben lite betuemme
fig til at fremiatte, foroi ben 6olfe>
bob, lom eelto9 / &olosbanoliusen,
tunoe betra9tes Tom belle Stem Dr.
leans. Denne &opport er bleuen
meset foritiellist beo6mt af &resien.
@nbel 8laoe ftnoer ben albeles rig>
tis, andre torfa9ter ben Nultuelie, at
Morbet paa San9erne bar en- liseiaa
foropmmelis Gambling iom Sni5morz
bet paa 9ennesip, os at en- Torbrp<
oelie blir lite minore. forot ON Der
er mango, iom oelta9er ben. &ap>
porteu bar lite paft nosen Ouerra,
felIe @lIbtn9ton, meboeles oerfra.
Set uar bet l1ofale af unberlpsellen,
mon bauoe pentet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-13

2d9epdien dlore Stter. $erpm meobeler
Or. m:o. >. @aniaer iibite @efte afxtbs>
ffrtftet "Stlitueren" fere mprf4 mme Sing
pdientlis fra @tooe1alberen, bporaf bibidttes
I lloorae:
2esernes ioeiale Stiutn9 bin Sio bar
lite meeet anieet. os bet baube fin &eifo at
pdre 2ese. 0perereoe en- 9eee en- 4oelss
mano, % benne osoe. ba ttlbprte iaaleres
2dsens @erios Tamilien, Der f,lnbe eigre
meo bam. bpao be pilbe. 2dsens 2sn bar
bpts bet gift sobt. blanbt anbet ben iaareoes
blubise &ler.
Deb 2eftoner .9obet fit ban iaameset
Cub. fpm @deten al bet 8eniptte, ban
fierreo peo en 3repanatton.
8rum ltpioenbeo % frat Gbarlatanisme er
@runbtrdffene be fIefte af Datibens eesers
@anblen.
2dsemibterne bar ptounoerltee; mob Mpo.
pletst foreitrep en- 2eee iaaleoes: Mpreda,
@forpirnplie % 2suetipo. % for Npreiten
Rlobet af en- @ieb. Der par fpbt cp meb Der.
fille % @tenbruf.
Scm @iooel mob 8lsbntne anfsres / ben
fsrite trpfte 2e9ebo8 i9anmart. 8isben.
bapn 1859. feteenbe &aab: ,Nefen ON
ben blser, Stercus porci: Gag en- marm
Suine 2ort, belit aft benz iom saae uot @ar.
ten, btno ben uot en- linet Stub. bolot bans
nem op unoer Ndien. ct 9an tffe marm.
oa .perm bannem, bet bidlper". Q?)
Mrnolo be 9tneneupe, Der par @peetalilt /
llrtnipsccmme sir 2deerne fglsenbe &aao !.
,,ltnoerfsa 1trtnen, % fan ou lite finbe no.
get gait peo ben, iaa fig til 9attenten. at ban
bar en- 2eptrobfruttion, fparer ban ba>:
"Net NRefer. leg BAT onbt !6ooet", ba fla
raft pdt: Sa. bet fommer fra 2epertn. :"
@lem lite Oroet: ,.Obfruttton"; tbt bet
foritaar ben fp9e tfte. % bet er af 9ta<
tiSbeb."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-13
@aa8.t op MfboIoSbettter.

BeitDrelien for Ottertail @ountps
5euesforenins bar siort 9trran9ie>
ment meb .. 8. 0lien, &ebattpren
al r&eform". ON at bolbe en- &atte
5oreoraa BET @ountpet, os bet ct
berfor of @istisbeo, at Nfbolospen=
nerne paa be forltlellise @teoer eipr
alt, bpao 9jbres Tan, for at faa Mg=
oerne sobt betienot9iort, iaa at SOL
tet tan TONNE iammen. Sab nu ens
buer &ibolospen ta9e fat Nrbeioet
os bialpe til meb at iamle Solicit til
Mgberne.
Set fofer os lise me9et nu, en-
ten Olien taler til en- lioen Toriam=
ling e0er for fulopattet @us, men
nobpttet af Mrbeioet oil for en- flor
Del bero paa, ON Wpoerne ct 9obt
bel99te. 9a &eiieruten b(iper 1om
fgl9er, 1aa ber Mfbolospennerne paa
be @teoer. lom BET ct nepnt, tase fat
meo en- @ans. @gr9e ipr 2otale ps
beitemme Eiben, naar man ltal 1amz
Les, laoat Der lite blioer no9eu Mfis=
forfaaelle.
&eb. Ol1en pit tale ober Nfbolb
os Brobibition paa fplsenoe Steoer
paa be an9iune Dotoer. Nfbplosz
pennerae paa be forfjellise @teber
maa Ielu befemme @amlineslteb os
&lotfelet:
Suui lite Qibbp.
2oen eagle 9afe.
3oie @litberou.
Abe NibarpB.
Ste % Ste 9eaf Mountain.
Zoe 6ennin9.
8oe Solben.
9oe Soerorup.
lobe Eoroenitiolo.
lite 9olton.
12te Dane &rairie.
13oe og 14oe Nafab.
15be Sscar.
lobe &ctbiab.
:" 17oe Eronobiem.
18oe Nortpesian @rope.
19oe Helican, peb Sobn so.
Sobnlen.
20oe Belican &opios.
Da bette muli9enS oil blipe al ben
9totis Nibolosiolfet oil faa. iaa bpr
be M tase @o9en iinesen Qoanb o9
ler9e for ct alt er Orcen, naar Olz
fen fommer. @aolnart 1om Eib o9
@teS er beitemt, bgr bet befjenbt9i9>
res / useblabet, loaat baabe Ealeren
% Solfet oeb BeReb ON bpor Mpbet
ofbolbes. s.. g. Stub.
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Jnblanbet.

Striten &otSre9ionen / @ennIpl>
uania bat fotet @ertseierne, Mrbei>
oerne % @taten 4 Miqioner Dollars.
Sen Debuarer frembeles.
= 2 MiQioner 500 Erelaf brenb=
te forleoen i 2ate @ioe, Mi@isan.
2alten bar uero $4,000, for builtet
Belpbsben par as1ureret.
= @eit @uperior, @is., soe
Mai. @rs&aslerer 2arion i Dunn
@oun's, @is.. / buis @esnitaber ber
par l1noerbalunce O9 iom fpsteoe fra
Wenominee meo Nleria BiSboff, en-
2anospise, arreitereoes meoens BON
iao peo Miooassborbet @eit @upe>
rior 9otel al en- Detettiu, Der bapoe
fulst efter 8arret en- u9es Eio.
= s Mem Sort arreitereoes forles
ben en- Mano peb 9fapn CHARLES
S. 9iIou, foroi ban aabenlpit trueoe
meb at orebe Sap @oulo. 9irons
S(es!ninse, Der er riae 0olf, ertla=
rer bam forat uere oanpittt9 o8 bar
faaet BAN ienbt til ct @inosipsea,pl.
= Metp Sort 8be Mai. @li
&bouii, en- intelligent @prer, tom
bib i9aar. 9an e, fra 9amaltus os
bat til 9enitst at uprette en- np Sn=
buitri ber &anoet. Mouia &bouii.
en- berpmt iprtit Dpfinoer, af buem
ban ubienoes, bar ueo at unber1g9e
@ilteornens Mape opba9et en- Maa<
be. buu:paa mon Tan ti1aue @ilte al
MorbertraetS Blaoe o9 libre. 9a
ban efter mango forsieues 5or1p9
enoelig baobe funoet ben rette s5rem=
9an9smaaoe, beflutteoe ban at leuoe
lin Meup ber I'll 2anoet forat iette
isaus en- siltefabrit, ianoipnli9ois i
Staten Georgia. i.
= Nebraitas 9pieferet bar afiast
Dom / @uuernprtpiiten. Som be-
fienot baube ben oemofrotilte @uper,
nprfanbibat Bopo, Der fit be fete
@temmer, ct fuRrt @treu meo at faa
ben santle @uperuer, &epublitaneren
Ebdper, til, at ouerlaoe fig @mbeoet.
ioet penue paaftoo, at BoDo lite par.
ual9bar, oa ban lite bapoe uota9et
fine ameritanlte 8or9erpapirer. 9aet<
ten er M fommet til famine &eiultat
meo 9enipu til Bopos Specification.
Sen ertlRrer, at Ebaper er ben ret>
mesi9e @uuerupr. @a9en tal ap=
pelleres til 6orenebe Stalers 9Bie>
feret.
= 2rinioao, Colorado, lobe Mot.
st aluorli9t l1belo inotraf paa @5an>
ia Se.Ganen fere Mile pet berfra
i9aaraftes. st Srasttren paa 20
&oene labeoe meb &reature git neo
oper GieloFoen. men bet blep umuli9
at fDre, oa 2uftbremierne lite pilbe
arbeioe. Erenet fit en- frp9teli9
Gort, os oa bet iuin9eoe ON en- itarp
&urue, ileo 2ofomotioet os &uluo9z
men fig lps fra Eranet, p9 Is &osne
j lpb uooper en- 20 SOB bpi @tprtnins
% fnufeS Splinter. 800 &reature
brabtes, % fire 2onbftrptere, iom
baobe ftiaolet fig fri &eiie, fanbt os=
iaa 9poen peo benne 2eili9beo. 4
@o9ne blep itaaenbe iaien paa @po=
ret. Banen bleu reuet op | en- @tret>
ming paa fere bunbrebe Sob.
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Iil Undergoing ei itabtes
Gn9ans bet mtnoite Trs;
Oct bar fun @fal. bpat tabtes,
9tpsfidrnen tan et es.
YaluDan>NglIer.

"sgetefabet" faSbe ben npsifte @ano er''
ttte Bare Moro. Ran maa pdnne fig ltee>
faapet til 2tbelfer iem til @(dber. &an bu
bet!"
uOm leg fan panne mig til 2tbelier 2"
bemdrfebe ben unse 8one. "Ses bar 10
eaaet meb Sfo, fom bar pdret to Numere for
inaaa. belt fioen iee bar fiorten Mar!"
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Gn @aabe. 9pab ct Bet. fem man rsbi9
ptl ba. men nsbte tate. naar man bar bet, %
fom man. naar man ptnber bet lite ldnger
bar Spor: On 9rpees.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-05-13

2onbon 8oe Mai. Mabame Bla,
patfp, ben befienote @runole99er al
bet tbeoloftife Selitab bpoe. for 3
Tiger iioen af Snfluen5a, go @ar
9omme(. 6enoes Dpb er lite offent=
Zig betienot fer MI. Mfopoe blen
brenot / @oting iouerenstemmelie
meb benbes Dnlfe.