davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ares ranged as follows;
ST. LOUIS.


ST. LOUIS. April 20.-Flour strong but In light
demand. Wheat opened ~. up for May; NC. 10
sc. higher than for July, and ~. for August
a. compared with Saturdays closing prices The
market was wildly excited and fluctuations yio-
lent Jumping up and down frequently though
the general tendency was 10 higher range,
Although there Was an occasional easing on the
closing was at the highest points OF the day; No.
si.14l5 July, closing. s1.O7I1; August, closing,
sl.055s. Corn-The opening was quiet and
steady for May and ISc. higher for July, and the
market continued quiet but arm In sympathy
which was 4ca1Ac. above Saturday; No. 2,
7OLSa703{c; May, ciosing, 71ixc. July, closing,
CSC. Oats very quiet; No z, cash, 56a5silSc.;
May, soc. asked; July, closing, 4St4c. Whiskey
steady, s11s. Provisions: the tons was easy
but sellers held tirInly ana did not conceds auy
decline. Pork STANDARD mess, f12.75ast2.S71%
Lsrd firm; Prime steam, S95oas66z,f Dry
salt meats quiet; boxed shoulders, $5.l2,a;
longs, S8.50as6.55; ribs, s8.62i5; short-clear,
s0.15as6.s716. Bacon quiet; boxed shoulders
1915; longs, s7.05as7-iO, ribs, s7.12,S; short
clear, s7.2J. Hams, sl0asll.75.
CINCINNATI
CIycNsArI. April 20.--Elour IN good demand
and strong. Wheat--No. 2 red, e1-10as1.17.
Corn easier; No. mixed, 7ot<Az6tSc Oats
easier; No. 2 mixed, 5sl4c. Pork quiet &C t1e.50
ribs, s602ys. Bacon In fair demand and nrm (;
shoulders, $3.50. whiskeY inactive and nrm
at si.1s.
WILMINGTON, N. c.. April 20,-rurpentine
steady &C 351<c. Rosin nrin strained. 3l.2ss3;
good strained, s1-271S Tar nrm al s1.S5. Crude
turpenille urn; hard, $40; yeiicv-dip and
virgin. t2.25s
NEW YORK COTTON FUTURES.
NKw YORK, Apvii 0.-Cotton-zst recefpt4
o3s bales; sross, 5.052 bales. Futures closed
steady; sales. $4,000 bales April 48-AIa
July. Is. Sass. es: August, e8.f3seS.7f; sep
tenber, eS.75saS.7o; Octpber, eA7ose&Iz;
November. 3S.7SaeS.7p; Decembcr. e86iA
$3.50; january. ~ s6sss.S7; February sSp4a
s'''' LIVERPOOL xARxETa
lIyKarooI. Aprn 10--Noos.-- Cotton DUH and
pricss GENERALLY 10 buyert faype. Aznssioan. mid
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
THE CHEERFUL EAST AFRICAN WAY.
A Governor and Many Soldiers Massa-
cred-Other Murders.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dispatch.l
MARsRILLEs, France, April 2O.-The latest
mails from Madagascar bring report that
the Sakalava of Marrombo have massacred
the Governor of Tubear and fifty-seven
Hova soldiers after the Sakalava King had
promised the Governor an audience The
victims bodies were horribly mutilated.
thirteen Hoya customs officials were also
murdered. The inhabitants of Tubear
ned IN terror to the French colony on the
Island of Nossi-Be. near Madagascar. At
last accounts French gunboat was
cruising along the Madagascar coast wait
Ing Tor How reinforcements.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
Great Fire I'm Hamburg.

tBy Anglo-American cable to the Dspatch.l
HAMBURG, GERMANY, April 2O.-A fire
broke out tonight i'll an enormous ware
house adjoining the central machinery
sheds of the free port. The warehouse is
occupied by Schmidt and others, and is
stored with coffee, sugar. and hides.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
RICHMOND 1--WE STOCK MARKET

APRIL 2O.-Receipts, I75 cattle, so sheep,
and 200 hogs.
Sales, t7;i cattle, so sheep, and 200 hogs.
Prices:
Cattle-Best, 5l4a5l6c. gross medium to good,
4Lsalc. gross common to fair, 2laa4c. gross.
Bulls, 2l9a3lSc. gross.
Sheep, jl6a613c. gross.
Hogs, 6I4a634c. net.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
The IRISH LAND BILL.
An Amusing show OF ParnsiIite strength


or Lack of Strength.
BY Ango-American cable to the Dispatch.)
LONDON, April 2O.-In the House OF Com;
nom this evening the Irish land Dlll
.a-e slow progress in the committee
I,age. An amendment offered by MI.
Ne.su Parnellite) was defeated by a vote
o' 1o2 10 5. OF the FIVE members who
;ed 10 support Of the amendment two
Ia SO by mistake. This exhibition OF
hA.ch was planned by the Mc0arthyites Ia
response 10 Mr. Parnelrs boast on Sunday
nat the help which he was rendering the
government would pass tho bill, was the
occasion Of much meTriment.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
rook norehioe aud Died.

p..,,,.'s..m Ala. April 20. Mrs. J. W.
o,l,assain about thirty years old and inc
~ - ! merchant. took sixty grains OF
m,,v ~ to-day and died ut u O'clock 70,
n,eht. osnerai dospondenoy IS assigned
~ the cause.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
GAINESVILLE TOBACCO MARKET.

GAINESVILLE. TENN, April ls.-Sales this
week. 44S hogshoads-S4 old and 364 new 10
bacco Market easier on all grades except for
dark heavy Jugs. Weather very warm, tavora-
bic for piant-b beds and ploughing.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
HOW sIclLIANs DO AT HOME.
RIotcus Opposition to a PoIl-Ta1-Pri-
soners ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS DESTROYED.

IBy Anglo-American cable TO the Dispatch.J
PALERMO, April 20.-There was a serious
riot at Coco to-day growing out of opposi-
ton TO the poll-tax. Two thousand pea
SAINTS protested against the tax, and, in
yading the prison. released comrades con-
fined there. Thence they marched to the
communal offices, where they DESTROYED
the records. Many Of the rioters were ar
rested. Troops have been dispatched to
the scene of the trouble.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21

The WEATHER IN RICHMOND YESTERDAY
was clear and pleasant with slight fall Of
temperature at night.
Range of the thermometer at the 'front.'
door of the DIspArcH Office Yesterday:
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21

COTTON.
Market steady.
QUOTATIONS..
MIDDLING, SIC.
Low MIpDLISG, &c.
GOOD ORDINARY, 7l9c.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.

OFFERINGS
WHEAr.-2,44S bushels
CORs.--1, 9s2 bushels.
OArs.-2, 600 bushels.
RYg.--26 bushels.
SALES.
wHEAT.--1S bushels.
CoRN.-2S2 bushels.
QUOTATIONS..
WHEAT Longberry, s1.17asI22. Mixed
s1.I8asl.2l. Shortberry, s1.l5asI20.
CORN.-White, SSaS9c. Mixed, sBaS7c.
OATs.-NO. 2, 60a63c. Rejected, 50a5Sc.
RYE.-95c.asl.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.

BALTIMORE. Nd, April 20.-yireinia 10-40s
80: do. SO, "a Baltimore and Ohio stock, 80
Northern Central stock, 6434; consolidated gai
stock, AS.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
MARRIAGES.

RENDER DwARDS.--M Married, of the
residence of the bride. on the 20th instant,
by Rev. s. g. Clopton, Mr.. JAMES w.
RENDER, ST., and Mrs. MARY III. Ed.
WARDS both Of this city.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

Sun rises ..,..... S.28 HI6a TIDE.
sun sets. ......... $50 Mornins...-..... 2;Sy
PORT OF RICHMOND. ArEn 20. 1901
AssiysD.
Steamship Old Dominion. Couch, Nav York,
nerchandlse and passengers, George W. Allen
steamer ARIEL, Deyo, Norfolk, merchandise
and passengers: l. b. Tstum, sico-president
load rsiIroad-tIes for PhIifdeIphia; vessel, Cure
& schooner v t. Drisko, Drisko. sseo, Me-. pls.
Iron, J. n. Gordon. agent; sesscL Curtis q Par
schooner W. r. Bsees scissn, ciaremoni. y
nnish loading lumber fof New YORK.
PORT oPSEwPoRr NEWS. APRIL 20, isot
(By telegraph
sfearnshlp Old Dominion. New Yogk. and an
| ed Tor Richmond. merchandise.
steamship Guyandotto, New York. and allied
| for Norfolk, merchandise IS
ssssmship Chatham. Providence. and ssl,sd
| sailed for West Point, MERCHANDISE.
Steamship Essex, Baltimore. and sAx1sd -
steamship Elfreda, for grain.
| zAIED.
Schooner John ID. Williams, New BEDFORD. 81
Schooner +. 3 7. Lcr'on, frovideuce, coal
PORT OF WEST POINT, ARM 20. 1891.
EBy telegxaph.l
AkkfyED s..
| steamship DenviIie, Binops. Baltimore. me-.
chanaise and passenger = n
siesmsnlp cisy Of Atlantis, Dois, Ns~ ry~S
| merchandise. ~
sAlIxn
steamship CITY Of Atlanta, Dsss, Nss1uk,
stssmshIp Danville, Hiliups. B~lsimors. ~.
csanaise and passengers u
NENORASDUM.
MY yosx. Aprtl 2os--Axrivsd; ytsnca tn6a
doa ktsaoplA. ctAssew. (.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21
ITALY COMPLAINING
Mr.. eLAINE's "LElsUasLY MANNER -
NOT SATISFACTORY.
Grounds for Complaint as Good
as I,aly's--Esamples.
(By Angio-Amefican cable to tho Dispa,ch.l

fBy Anglo-Amefican cable 20 the Dispatch.l
RoxE, April 20.--The newspapers of this
city are complaining bitterly Of what they
term the "leisurely manner" Of Mr.. Blaine
in replying 20 the communications OF the
Italian Government relative to the New
Orleans affair. They seem 10 forget in
Italy that by the usual means of communi-
cation between governments 1t takes three
weeks for Italy and the United States TO
exchange communications. They also seem
to forget that the United States has Just as
good grounds for complaint against the
Italian Government as the papers claim the
latter has against the American Secretary
of State.
AN ITALIAN CASE.
Take, for instance, the case Of the italian
Salvatore PaladIna. The American Gov
eminent demanded that this offender
against the laws Of the United States, who
had fed to Italy, be extradited TO stand
trial upon the charge of cOunterfeiting.
The Italian Government two weeks after
the receipt of this demand asked the
American Legation hero what citizenship
Paladina claimed, whether American or
Italian. In response TO this question the
American Legation stated on the same day
that the request for information was re-
ceived that Paladina claimed TO be an Ital-
ian subject This was the last heard Of
the matter for two months, when, in an
swer to the United States Governments
request for the extradtion of Paladina, the
Italian Government stated that the Con-
sttution and laws Of Italy did not allow
for the carrying out Of the treaty existing
between Italy and the United States so tar
as the extradition Of Italians was con-
cerned.
ANOTHER ITALIAN CASE.
Italy again took this position relative to
the Italian Constitution and laws when the
United States subsequently demanded the
extradition Of the two Italians who were
implicated in the murder of Paymaster
Mcclure and Hugh Flanagan near Wilkes
barre, Pa, who were killed and robbed of
money which the Paymaster had TO paw
laborers, and for which crime a third
Italian was convicted and executed by the
Pennsylvania authorities. His two accom-
plices made their escape from the United
States and returned 10 Italy, but the Italian
Government refused TO surrender them for
trial, basng its refusal on the ground that
it would be extra-constituuonal to eur
render Italian subjects for trialin aforeign
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1891-04-21

CoSFlDENCE IsKNowLEDeE
ENoUGH.

VNHFRE IGNORANCE is BLISS
w IT may DO folly to be wise; but
when you are buying SHOES you need
either Enouiedge or confidence. Ladies'
buy SHOES more conHdingly than any.
thing else they wear-and OUR GUAR
RANTEE Is the safe harbor thoy seek.
The world is pretty big place-but you
can't get any BETTER SHOES anywhere
than WE sell
TTERE in Richmond We have shop
pers from all parts Of the coun-
try-and there isn't a day we don't nh
mail orders Do you appreciate-as you
should-the extraordinary privileges that
stand at your door, It's familiar pro-
verb that "prophet is not without
honor save in his own country" but we
think you note in US the exception that
proves the rule.
n UR Ladies' footwear is 'hnpely
\nnd comfortable. No matter what
new style blossoms in the garden OF FASH
ion-we show it-but It's matured over
last that is modelled for comfort and
made Of material that viii wear its
worth-and more. II ii doesn't you know
you are not to be the losers.
w position rss '', :, s, ' ,. N ' s'r ',,'
around our new parlors on the ground
floor speaks volume for the complete
ness Of the stock-and an inquiry or two
about price always seems to tighten the
burden OF purchase. Our customers
Lnop his-wo want ereTybody to realize
II.
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RICHMOND STOCK EXCHANGE.
MONDAY, April 20, 1891.

SALES, 900 Virginia per cent. at 50.
Closing quotations at the stock Board:
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25
spo=1afota.

S Nberoeen er arreiteret en Mano,
lom iiges al pere Tascott, @6ica9o=
MiQioneren @nells Woroer. Som
betjenot bat ben mprceoe MiQtoners
@nfe uolopet en- flor Belgnnin9 til
ben, iom 9riber &ascott, os 1om Spls
&c beraf er ban ben mef etterlp9te
&erIon | belle &erben. Man bar
arreiteret en- Men9be 8erioner paa
forfielli9e @teber / 2anbet / ben
9ro, at bet bar Eascott, o9 rimeli9z
pis bill bet oi1e fig, at man lite bar
ben rette benne Sang beller.
- Nberbeen lobe Marts. Bolitiet
er i9ien bleoen rarret fin @e9en
efter &ascott. 9etectip @larf fra
@bicaso, lom er antommen bib, flyer,
at ben Mano, iom ct arreferet Der,
lite ct Gascott, itipnt ban er paafal<
6enbe lis ben efteritrebte Moroer.
Taueen er ,nu lpSlaot isien. Qan
flyer, BON lite bar beitemt fig, enten
ban fal bliue Barberer i9ien, eller
ban fal iege til @cenen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25

Sfpl9e ct Telegram fra Nonoon
frpster mon tertt for, at ben tpfe
&ei1er bolber paa at blipe panpitti9.
Siftert er bet. at &eilerens nermefe
Om9iuelier er meset befpmret for
bans mentale 3ilitano. Siarer ban
blepen beiDuoerlis iioen bans Mo-
oers 8elgg / &aris. 9ette gap mems
Zig Inleoniu9 til ct 1aaoant . ptpr i
ben frantic Bresie, at ben frantic
&esierins iaa fig npot til at opfOrbre
&ei1erinoen til at forlaoe Jrantri9e.
9ette par pompsenbe baaoe for benoe
os for be tolte Epfere % ita1 babe
siort ct itartt Snotrpt paa ben uuse
@eiier. 6an falber ftunoom fin
&ansler @apripi til @lottet efter
Mibnat, uben a: no9en peo @run5en,
os ban uiier fig ofte tulb Uniform
for Slotspa9ten til Eiber, ba man
antog, ban laa os Iep. Qan8 @Dn
paa offentli9e @pgr9smaal 1al blipe
mer og mer forpirret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25

Sen 17oe bs. opoe to af @lagten
8onqpartes &epre1entanter i Nuti>
ben. Den enc bar 9srriins sSerome
Hapoleon, Der opbolot fig / Som, o9
ben anoen Marianne Bonoparte, en-
@ranoniece al Neopoleon /. SUN
opoe Qiaccio paa @orcica, @lQstens
samle 9iemiapn.
8rins Serome Napoleon par ben
Dn9ite Spn of Serome. Nupoleon ben
flores pnslte Brooer. 1ans Mooer
bar 9atter al &onsen al Q8iirtem7
berg, o9 bans pirfelise 9fopn uar
SOiepb Carl Saul, men 6olt, iom
lite bauoe no9en s@refrpst for bet
samle &eiierbus, talote bom ofteIt
&rins Glon &lon paasruno al bans
barnli9e uotale at Napnet Napoleon.
9an Dor gift meo Hictor @manuels
@atter. 0an 9joroe &rao paa ben
frantic Erone o9 Loo Here @au9e uo=
9iue no9le bonopartiltilte Mant(eIter
Baris. Daus Ggu sSerome Jreorit
inotager nu bans Yloos iom leoenbe
Br9tenoent til ben forlounone
ErDne.
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Winnefota.

Waibinston lobe Marts. Gar
Berg, ben iibfe @ofmeiter / Bridge:
ipater, Minn., ne9ter at operlaoe oe
@fefter, Der tilbprer bet neola9te
&oittontbr, til &oitmeteren Mil.
lersburs. @oitmeiterz @eueraleu
ifreu ioag til ban1, at bois ban lite
itrafs lpo Orore, pilbe man TONNE
til at tase fat paa bam uoen &anb.
lfer. Senator os Mrs. 9apis rel.
Ter berfra til st. gaul imorsen.
= @tillmater.-S ct. @roir >9a.
len ct Der taar bug9et 275 M1qioner
SOB Ernlalt eller SO Millioner min
ore eno fibite Mar. Tgmm erbusiten
er Iut MI, % Nrbeioerne fommer til
ba9e fra Sfouen.
- @tatfels Nnna. @n luenit
Yt9e peo yeapn Nnna MnoerIon ton,
nDlis til Minneopo1iS fra @periee.
S fit Gaorelanb por bun torlopet
meo en- @nt, tom reiite bib, os Bez
itemmelIen bar, at bun ifuloe tomme
efter, og faa ifuloe be blioe 9ifte Der.
Men oa bun tom, uilbe ban lite pioe
al benoeto9 ne9teoe at boloe fit 2pfz
te. Dette bleu formeset for benbe,
os bun miiteoe fin 5oritano. Set
betemtes, at bun ituloe fgres til ct.
&eter, men 2grea9 par bun iaa baar'
Zig, at 2a9erne tror, bun fommer til
at bp.
- @n uns 9ame / ct. Saul fanoi
en- baitis 9po 2prba9 @ftermiooas.
6un git paa Sortou9et / 1iette @abe
foran 9anoelstamret, ba Der falot en-
Sstap neo fra Easet al ben 6 @ta>
ger bpie 8D9nius os rammeoe benoe
/ 9opeoet, iaa bun falot mob 5artouz
get os bar pieblitfelis bpb. Sstap:
pen, Der peiebe 30 &uno, bretteof
@iernitaQen paa flere Steber. 9a:
men bar ele9ant ttebt, bar en- 5el'
ltinosfaabe, en- 9iamantrins o9 Dia:
mantbro@e, builtet ifuloe tpoe paa er
9oo 1octal StiQine, men besuo9te,
par Der insen, ipm tienote beuoe, o{
benoes Soentitet uar enonn life aoot
9iort fent 9prDa9 Nften. Ser befano
fig no9le Manb op unoer Easet BE-
itiafttseoe meo at lpsneSien, men on
nosen al benz bar @tplo /, at Sstap
pen falot, pioes lite.
- Stpen meDbeles, at Damens Napn pd
Mrs. Spurrunt. $,erDes Mano 6lep 6e,
fienbt meo ben ulpffe, Der bapbe tiliteo
bans @uitru Ssnoass Ntur9en peo at ldi
ON ben ct Blao. loun bar 80 9lar CANT
mel ps eiterlaper fig 4 Sern. uf bpilfe De
dlDle er llnrer 10 Mar.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25

@n ManD peo Napn Dablbeim TIA @iQ>
mar, @inn., blep 1886 ppmt til Su9tbuiet
fpr>8olota9tsiprig5. ua9tet, cm ri life min=
bes iei(. ban nof i9runoen bar ulfplris Sprs
brpoelien, ifriper ,Narmanna". S. @.
Mrctanosr bar oensang Ditrftsaoppfat
8iQmar rS prrceoerebc Sa9en moo Dablz
bein,. llnoer fit Spbo!o Strafanifalten
saltwater fpm Bun Gemt tilifare peb at ct
@tQars, lpprpaa Ban itcr % arbeioepe ranl>
(ebe ner. San arbetbene pe6 oenne 2eili9beD
irr Sirmaet 9emrno & Gr.. til bpem en itrr
Del af Saneearbeioet bar bortfontraberet.
Gfter iiu 2sslaoelie fra 6dnsiret anlasoe
Dablbeim sag moo 2emonb & 60. % fprz
larste $4,000 / Grfatnina fpr Den 9e9entss
i1aoe. ban baooe paaoruaet fig oeb ndpnte
seilisbeo. 5psr9smaalet par l,u, pm en-
ocmfelpt Tprbrpber fan pdre berettiset til at
erboloe Gritatnin9 for Sfaoe, iom Ban rnaatte
tli TIL f6iet, iaaldn9e ban ct / @traf. S. B.
Mretanper forte Saeen for bam, % &eiul<
tatet blep, at Surpen tilfienbte bam $3.50 /
Sfaoeserfatnins.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25
at @enseuolumet fulbe forpses buert

at Pengeuolumet lfuloe forpses buert
Mar s5orbolo til 5orpselien oi ben
pirfeli9e Geroi af Nrbeioets &roout=
ter, fpareoe 9r. Mc@une. at MQians
cen trapeoe lite noget iaa operbre=
pent iom bette. r8i pil bane
en- repra1entatie @eooelmasie,
iom automatic aIpasIer fig
ielu efter 6anoelenS Bebop.
@ore @apirpen9e repraienterer MI
@ialo. Sab benz repreientere ben
&isbom, ri mulisenS bar. &riien
paa Nserbrussprooutter bliuer be-
itemt / England, buor ben enfelte
@uloitanoaro erilterer. 81 oil life
uofebe &apirpen9e iaaoan Menebe,
at be forrinses / @eroien. @i pn=
lter fun en- Sitferbebspentil, ser for=
binbrer at &en9ene trettes IND. ST.
gen rben 5armerne funoe bape uo=
bolot bet nuuarenoe Spfem, foroi be
bar Soroen at lepe al. &i oil babe
en- &ebuftion / Befatninsen. Be=
ltatnin9 er unoertrpttelie. Sen bar
tire Sormer - manipulating al 8en=
gene be rise &loslers Sn!eresle, en-
Earif, oer be9unitiser pisle &lasler
o9 be o1rette Sfatter, iom er forpseoe
/ ct Eiosrum al opb 5reo fra So til
$8 pr. 9oueo. 9enne 5orp9elle er
6pl9en al 0o,elbeo og &orruption.
NQiancen teller aQerebe 100000
actiue Meblemmer toruoen en- Men9z
be andre, iom oil llutte fig til, uaar
bet 9ielber. 9ette ct laut puroeret.
2eberne paaitaar, at Meolemsanta1et
ouerfiser 100000. Sen ubpre
Mast, en- 1aaoan Or9anilation meo
tire Milioner Stemmer bur, tan mon
let foreitiQe fig, naar man erinorer,
at oer peo iioite Brefoentuals fun
bleo afsiuet liot ouer nj MiQioner
Stemmer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25

Gibraltar 22be Marts. SbaQ be-
9ropes 81 Sig af benz, iom orutnebe,
ba rlltopia" iaut. @n iuer &esns
itorm raieoe lumber @eremonien.
@rapen par ct ubpre 9i9e, Der fDle:
tes meo uleIfet &olt forat forbinore
@mitte. Sc Sig, iom berefter ori=
Der ilanb, ltal neblenfes / Sunoet.
@n Gum af 800 &un6j er ubbelt til
benz blanot be reooeoe, iom ct
Mpo. Sen italienfe 9aeeierins bar
siuet ct betpbelist Belpb. buoraf 300
8o. uobeltes / @ftermiobas. Mauz
9e df Be sienlepenbe ct saaet omboro
paa rGsipria" forat penoe btem til
Stalien. @pretten bar af9iuet ben
&ienbel,e, at insen ct @fplo /
ulptfen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25

Sen / Stapanser biemmebprenoe
8arf vSmperator". &aptetn 9oie,
oer afieileoe fra Cardiff 20oe 6ebruar
for @anta &oialio, er ifplse Eelez
gram fra 2onoon totalt forlilt ben
16oe bs. / pit for Boauifta, ben pit'
lisfe al Gap &eroi< Derne. Eolu
of Manoifabet brutneoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25
Noro=Dafpta-

@rano SORTS 19oe Starts. Sem
9resmano Sobnion er tommen tilba9e
fra @aIbin9ton. Qan er pei fornpiz
ct meb fit 8eip9 / 5orbunosbooeofa.
ben, buor ban blep forefontmenoe be-
banolet os 9ioroe mango 8efienotlfa>
ber.-Qer er nDlis oaunet en- &ioenz
ltQbstlub.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25
Entered at the post office at Fer
gus Falls as second class matter.

9e sreb til &niuene. &eterlpu orabz
te 2orion, og oennes Bloo fpb om
paa @uluet oa b[anbebe fig meo 8loz
bet ira be brebte @oin. Nt 5rpQt
for Opoaselie bugsebe ban 2iset /
@tpfter. ialtebe Dem os tog @tptterne
meo Jig til 5rpierummet, boor ban
blanbeoe oem Iammen meb 5uinez
fibo, iom laa opftablet ber. Den
brebteS &leber brenbte ban. @e,erz
ion bcebe @iour @itb ct Bar Maaz
neber o9 reiite oerpaa til Eacoma.,
= Sra Stem Drleans mebbeles,
at De Stalienere, fom enonu boloes
fensileoe for Moroet paa 9ennesiep.
bar belluttet at fortelle, buao be peo
ON ben 5orbrpoelle, TOM beres
&ammerater bleu lbn@eoe for.
= 6nn Sranc1sco 22oe Marts.
Spoerne BET 8gen bar peret flor
Beoeselie ouer ben rusIlte Tronfpl=
gers oentebe Mnfomit bio. Man9e
pnlter at irettelette bam for be
@rulombeoer, 1om uoppes mob oeres
Saace / &uslano. Men be faar nu
afitaa fra ben Tornpielie, oa @5az
rotpil9en bar befemt fig til lite at
beige Slmerita. 6an refer fra
Sotobama oirefte til Blabipofod,
buor ban oil lasse ben fbrite @tiune
paa ben npe iibirtlte Sernbane, iom
1tal fortinoe ct. petersburg meo &a<
cifctpfen. 9an uil oerpaa ta9e
2anoeueien biem ouer @ibirien.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1891-03-25

Nan pil MI prupe at brerpe SnDanere til
Scloater De Srreneoe StaterS Mrnee.
&ri9sminiiteren bar Oisie Da9e ubtcpt en
Srore, Der 6empnoi9er militere @utoriteter
til at labc anbperpe Sncianere inbti( ct Mnz
tai al 5000. Experimental pil maaife rife
fig at pere beloi9t, fpriaapipt man fan
BONNIE fra be Grfarin9er, man bar bapt mee
bet nupdrenoe inotanife pplttt. Der nemlig
bar piit fig iirpeles paalioeli9t % effeftipt.
9esuoen er Der en- Tcroel peo 4lanen, at i
5ilfaloe al Snoianerurcli9beoer fan man 10
ienbe De inoianife Srppper / Telten rs 1aoe
Snoianerne nepNaete binanoen 9ienlioi9t, iaa
be tppibeS 8lpb paa Den Ifaabe fan blipe
iparet. (Sp0 DAT. Gffp.)