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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16
PARNELL'S ADDRESS.
lie Issues "a Manifesto to the Friends of
His Cause in America.


LONDON, March l4-Parnel has
issued his manifesto 10 the Irish people
Of America. He refers to the past help
received from the Irish there, and com
mends 20 them the delegates now or
their way TO America, expressing a hope
that they wiz Deceive favorable recep-
ton and hearing Touching on what he
calls the hasty and meddlesome inter
ference of English politicians ia the
complex organization Of the party, he
adds,
II has now become my task Ia restore this
unity and Ia reconstruct our movement,
Topping on all unsound materials, taking
enectual precautions against ad mission IN
the future into our army OF any weak.
treacherous, sclf-seeking elements. For
tune has unveiled this danger and given
space for this reConstruction before the gen
eral election; and the disclosure has
brought "A realization OF the insufiiciency ~
Gladstone proposed solution OF the situa-
tiou to secure the liberty, happiness and
prosperity Of your brothers aud sisters in
Ireland.
The manifesto closes with an appeal
for help To assist Parnell In forming an
independent parliamentary party, SO that
one more effort to obtain freedom aud
prosperity for the notion might be made.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

The first spectacles, which were very
expensive, were made in Italy Some
what later the manufacture Of cheaper
glasses sprang up in Holland, and it
spread late in the fourteenth century
to Germany. Nurnberg aud Ratbenow
acquired fame for their glasses between
1890 and 1900. For many years glasses
we're used only as means for aiding
bad eyes. First in Spain appeared the
fashion of wearing glasses merely for
the sake OF wearing them. Ii spread
rapidly TO the rest Of the continent,
and brought about the transformation
Of the old thirteenth century specta-
cles into eyeglasses, and eventually
into the monocle, "the cosmopolitan
trade mark of the dandy"
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

Henry wRtter.on Has omoiaIIy Closed His
Month.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, March 4.-Henry
Watterson IS confined 10 his bed With
the grip, but this did not prevent rr
porter from interviewing him on the HUI
matter The reporter left Mr.. Waiter
sons residence knowing less, IL any.
thing, about Mr.. Watterson's thoughts
In connection with the Hill affair than
he did before the interview. He merely
denied ali alleged interviews, would not
admit or deny having written Mr.. Cleye
land n letter said that the Hill matter
was garb.ed and published without his
consent and wound up by insinuating
that any one wanting Information could
go TO place said 10 be warmer than
DiIie's land
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16
THE NEW NANY.
Proposals IL vited for the Con.tructIon of
Cruiser No. IL.


Cruiser No. IL.
WASHINGTON. March 1.-THE navy
department has issued an advertisement
inviting proposals for the construction OF
the protected steel cruiser OF 1900 tons
displacement specially provided for in
the naval appropriation act approved
March ., 1891. The time fixed for the
opening OF such proposals Is Monday
June ] next The vessel is designated as
craiser No. 10. All material used Ia its
construction, including engines, boilers
and machinery are required TO be- OF
domestic manufacture. The govern
ment will provide all armor, armor bolts
and their accessories, excepting such as
may be required for the protective deck,
but the contractor will be required TO
10 put them In place. The vessal must
also develop on her trial trip in the open
sea a speed OF not less than twenty-one
knots per hour for four consecutive
hours, or the contractor will be subject
TO a penalty OF s25, 900 for each quarter
knot deficiency. A premium OF $50, 900,
however, Is provided for each quarter
knot developed in access OF twenty-one
knots. Proposals are invited under
plans and Specifications provided by the
department, and also under plans and
specifications provided by the bidder
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

ion, out OF few shrrds aud patches. so
Trewey with a caud e, screen and a
Few bits of paper, produces for his de-
lighted pubics whole galaxy OF pict-
ures. The result is that he has a great
army Of imltators in Europe, and IL
would not be surprising 10 see followers
OF Irewey spring up All over America
These shadow pictures. ombres
Chinoise~, as the French call them. after
the Chinese, who Invented every ythiug
and forgot II again long before Our civil
lization was thought OF, are produced by
the simple process Of projecting upon a
wall silhouettes obtained by the a.d OF
hands interposed between the wall and
the light Of a candle or lamp.
II the wall happens = be Transparent
10 any one looking al the siIhOuttcs, as
they show through, they seem 10 be
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16
MADISON, SOUTH DAKOTA MONDAY 1891.

will lie monsters which no one win recog-
niZe.
There is ODE shadow theater in Paris
which has attained great celebrity IL
is held In the upper hall Of tho famous
BLACK Cat, cafe frequente1 by young
literary Bohemians, and fashionable
Paris goes 10 see II once a year
BY means o{ puppets, beautifully cut
out and dressed with great ingenuity,
the spectator sees reproduced before
him all the pageants OF the time of the
First Napoleon, the celebrities OF the
revolution, etc.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16
New system for Electric Railway.

TACOMA, Wash, March IA corpO-
ration which gives promise of becoming
one OF the most important railway con.
struction companies OF the age has Just
been organized here The company
owns the exclusive patents OF what is
claimed to be the only successful method
OF applying an electric current to an un-
derground wire ever invented. Instead
OF charging a continuous trolley wire. II
is divided into sections OF 800 feet each
and charged automatically as the car
passes from one section 10 another
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16
Ensmi.. tin. Administration ia. Made

WAsHTSGToN, March IA. The records
OF the pCstofiice department show that
during the two years OF the present ad-
ministration, ended March 4, there were
2,75i appointments made Of presidential
postmasters. OF this number AIS were
made upon designations, 265 upon eXpi-
ration Of commissions, rs upon remoy-
ais, - were made TO I'll vacancies caused
by death, and 459 were n ade al offices
which were raised from fourth to the
presidential class during the two years.
At 200 presidential offices no changes
have yet been made
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16
A GEORGIA CRACKER.


The race that tends the spIndles OF
the cotton growing states is altogether
unique. 10 describe IT, geographical
boundaries must be etfaced aud ma
tional peculiaritles ignored for the
blood OF the followers OF cavaliers la
MARYLAND. noblemen in Virginia,
Swiss and palatines in North Carolina
and Huguenots In the Palmetto
State blends with that OF the impe-
cunlous gentleman brought by ORls-
thorpe to Georgia. aud everywhe
crops ont In one quaint bathing
original, Interchangeable type. Even
our nomenclature falls under the
strain oi a classification so difficult
A name must be coined TO specify
this strange. homely, ungainly ma
tive folk that delye In tobacco, cotton
and corn. distill whisky In the noun
tains and spin or weave iu Villages
and towns Crackers in every
mood and tense, past present and
future they are; 'crackers Ia dis-
lect. feature, coloring, dress man
ner doings and characteristics. In
their native habitat the term Is not n
reproach out scientific distinction.
expressing undisgulsable stubborn.
ineradicable qualities which isolate
that large portion OF the community
whom the epithet mbrsces hun
dreds Of thousands OF non-slavehold-
ing whites in ante-bellum days and
their present descendants
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

pITTsBURa, March 1.-THE coke
strike against a reduction Of 10 per cent
has merged into an additional demand
for an eight-hour day since the miners
convention at Uniontown yesterday
james McBryde, a member Of the exec
utiye board, says this Is the first move
ment OF $4,000 strikers that will embrace
fully 1875, 900 miners May unless their
demands are granted
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

bcing deftly managed by the interposi-
ti8D8 q slip OF paper across the shadow,
and the ears are produced by two stif
bjts Of paper held between the fingers
4 A hat j. place on the other hand, the
fingers Of which arc aFtiuliS arranged
70 simulate the face ut a man, and the
thumb with tiny whip tied 30 it appears
in shadow a. an arm outstretched with
whip.
Thus We have the trainer facing The
Learned Donkey with his whip held so
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

Denmark Is proposing TO portion of
IA part OF the harbor OF Copenhagen
as free port smancipated from the
customs control A slice OF ad dining
land will be given within which this
customs have no concern aud which
ranks 10 the eyes OF the authorities as
foreign territory. There the shippers
may land goods and siore. handle
and work them, and nnally re-export
them without interference. any goods
gong into the country bearing. OF
course. the usual customs charges
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16
ANOTHER ASYLUM BURNS.
ssx Insane Patients Burned Ia Death in
the Nashville Hospital.

NASHVILLE, March l4.-Fire broke
out at the Central insane asylum, seven
miles from the city, on the Murf ees bos 20
pike, at IT o'clock last night, 1t started
in the rear OF the male wing, which was
rage. There were twenty~eight patients
in the wing and six of them burned 10
death Before the main building caught
fire the inmates had been collected and
organized into condition for moving
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

from children, w
append "The PTro-
quet 4" and ~The
Snail, two OF the
triuuphs OF Trerey
genius i h.ef cx
plain tEbmselyis; SO
We need add moth
ny, except a cation
that all the petitions
'of the hands mist be
preserved wi4 the
very grestes pre-
cisioh, Or iheresults
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16


a buzz OF admira
tion in the audi
euce, because H.
Is SO simple, yet
complete
Here you see
the two horns are
arranged with
out any accesso
ries, so as TO put
on the screen a
bulls head ia an
instant. Irewey
always a q G. q m
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

panies hrs sketches by humorous little
lecture, which aids the audience to get
into a happy mood After showing you
THE Bull" for instance, he will give YOU
"Ihe Indian" which is decidedly more
difficult TO do aud which is likewise very
striking
The two hands are again employed
here but In more complicated and for
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

tlon can probably
think oct a plan
or making a n
American, o r a
Russian, or a Ger
man, or a Mexi-
can soldier by var
a I ! o n $ upon
rrcwey's 5 plan.
After "The Vol
unteer" let us take
a more compliea-
ted subject, and
one into which ac-
.aazanrlag an ter
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

tho IA m o u s per
former Tre W ey a
G. YER / rene h
man, with the na-
tioual talent for pro-
ducing impressive or
i'm posing q n ect 5
with the infinitely
little
A. a Parisla n
q oil : drpssutaker
can construct you
a magnili ent young
miss Of II. clad in
the height OF FASH
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

pessOTIeA . . z
For Trewey does not despise accessories;
far from II. He makes great use OF
them. They are all very Liliputian Ia
appearance, but they loom mp tremen-
dously on the screen Let us take the
Elffel Tower
Here we still have simplicity, but the
form and the impression Of magnitude
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

the beginner d4lh
cult positions In
shadow pictures, IL "a
finger vaFie, lay tAe
hundrcdth part OF an
inch from the post
tiou laid down for Ia
In the diagram from
which the original
practice Is obta ained,
the result will be a
faulty image
Here Is another fig
ure which Irewey
in his entertainments
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

really alive. In consequence, when tho
silhouttes arc thrown upon screen, be-
hind which the performer site, with ia"
light behind him the effect is marvel
lous.
Let Us take one 81 the very mplest
OF Trewey's subjects to illustrate, Here
il Is. the huU When shown il pro iuces
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16
SHADOW SlLHOUETTES.
CLEVER AND CURIOUS PICT-
URES ON THE WALL.

" tmbrano' as lndulKed IN by NJ. Trewcy
What tae Talented Frenchman Can
Produce with His Hand aud Light
How to initiate His Ingenuity.
II mbromania" is the name invented
10 characterize the passion for making
shadow silhouettes, after the manner ~
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

as 10 bring the beast 10 tho attitude Of
attention
To conclude this pretty little serrs,
which always elicits cries of delitht
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

calls, THE English Volunteer See how
dellcately yet simply the hands are ar
ranged 10 form In the shadow thy chin,
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

the nose, the mustache, the helmet, and
the peak in the shadow picture Any
clever American with taste for inFen-
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

OF the vast tower are we'll produe ed.
The spectators are enchau ted. and all
this is done by bringing the fore fingers
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1891-03-16

are brought most deftly into play. One
hand l. extended the thumb and two
fingers are shot downward 20 represent
three Of the donkey's legs, the fourth
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

alb of moi tOmmc, oa California Iaor
Here 5apdneiere, eno Statsn bar Drug
for.
Gn @usOline.a amps srplsSuAe
iorleoen aitsn | ElOf GridioHs Gus
paa Bort Street | San dranciseo. en-
Charles 9sterion omtom / 5lammerue,
% andre Beriouer: Oloi Grtdion %
Suitru, Grit anoerion, Carl 2iuoquif,
Sobn Wabonep % Wrs. 2ouiie Sanbs
ten blep nler sller minore farlig for.
br9note.
Sire 5orensbe Staters arissftibs
liaser ! Gan 5rauciseos 6aon Os Tan
life ititfe ! Sgen paa @rnnb al Wan9el
pda Rntroier. "Wo6icou" manaler
40 Wano, "Nlbert" so, ~albatrOis"
og "URariun" 10 boer. 7e TO fsrit.
n9onte CT bsitemte for aDittjsneItsn,
"Gl6atrois" itaar til 5ilte.GommiB.
%lioHens Ranbisbeo, os "Marion" Itat
afgoa TT aina.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Wisiuurt.

Gn Gptlone for ouer Gorian County
ON Morscneu Den 20pc os. Os eoelagbe
Oft, iom itoo / oens Bane, paa en-
S%tratniug Of II Wil ps Ell Wils
greoSe. SenimoO Is Yerioner brabtes
ca uper 100 lemlGIteoes. Smtrins 80
5armbuie Iagoes l &uiner. !Sele Aps
linseri, 8psnin9er, 5r9r, 5armreoita.
Der poelaooes us en- Def Gel arcatnrer
br9btes.
gaa andre Steoer / Stateu % i ipb-
li9e Sowa unretteOss Osiaa me9en
Staoe.
g~pItrppere a%rreitereSe. Sra Gu
reta Springs berettes ben abe b., al
8alter Martlep, Mrs. Cigar 8oien %
Ell SpIter ai bemne bar arreItereoe ior
fbltlebsn September at babe plpnorei
en- 8oiitisrer msnem gurefa Springs
os Sarriion. 9e fl ! Bptte omtrins
$4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
&aplcb meo 0poen.

timber oenpe Suerifriit meooeler bet
~luenlte 8srstibenoe fslsenoe ON en-
Acknowledgements "aaplgb" m.o ct
burtist inotreHeube 0Gosialb. Den
nplig nioSoe noritipenIte Miuiiter i
MaOrio. Sr. @rilo Sutiielt, is9te iioits
leoen 5e6ruar en- 2iusiOriifrin9 / 2ioss
iOriifrin9sielitabet Stem gort paa 25,s
600 ar., iOr boilten ban sniteoe gOlis
cen oatrret Abe april. Sr. SuitIelt
beOe imiolertib, inben YOlicen BAR
naaet lrem. Sauoe ban, Tom bet fab
pauliS bru9es, betalt Yramien Mob en-
Snterimspolice eaer MISUNDERSTANDING,
iaa baUOe Retsinbsbaoeren iaast 25,.
600 ar. Ser ON nO~senfinbe tan man
altiaa auusnbs bet eamle Drbipros :
"Spiat life til imOrssn, bOaS bu ale.
reee fan slsre loas."
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27

Sberit Hcttleton. G~heiiu9enipr for
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Srrigations
Gioeliug er / 6clge meo Sngeniprerne
9, @. 2ugrnnge fra 6rcclep, Colo, %
@. V. 6nllet fra 7enOer nufomne til
Nbcroccr for perionli9 at lcoe Srri8as
tlonSIorio9ere oeo Gprio9Sitationen Der.
6Orbunosre9icrirgcn lOnner bi8ie Sns
a%entbrer, % 6armerrc Ifaifer Qono,
Suabocoe oiu. for at 9jcnnemisre 5or.
iogcue.
y. 6a6riclien Ell uonrprt til HoIts
meter / Dunlop, 8rule SO.
Vcte % Nels GnlbcrtioL Gloin
Ytnroln og Samcs Suit blcp ben lobe
o5. arrcitereoe al Sberiif Scaoer %
6Orencce Staters Waribnl Mntbieiun
% bra9te til Stur9is. De ct a~ntlasepe
Tor at BABE orGbt Suoianeren Sen
Satls. Moroet ifal p9re be9naet iioite
Stnter mnber Snoianerurolisbeberne.
TN treble 8robcr al Gulbertiuns er c9s
lda unoer gntluse os er piais til at
inofroe zig , Retten, iaa mart ban blir
lllloerrcttet uri, at ban CT anflaset. De
Nntln9ece ne9ter lite, at De brabtc
6ep Calls, men be flyer, at be banos
leoe / SelpIorIpar.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Nfrita.

9rGbt al 6rGSbupper. Den iran.
lie 2aroe Wa. aunfel 6ereulais, 8reiis
Bent for bet etbnolo9iite Selitab, iom al
al9iers Gesierit8 baOoe iaaet i Cp'
orns at anitiae llnoeriBgelier / gnleo.
ming Gresboppeplasen / Yrouinbien,
pmfom iorleben paa en- reeiom Waaoe.
Wteoens ban / Bpen Sioeral mber-
iggte en- @re8boppeiuarm, ousrueloes
be5 ban al Seben % Matbeo % ioOa
ueoe ino. timber SGoneu angrebes
ban al en- @rRsbOppeiuarm, iOm ban,
~eiterat ban uaasueoe, iorsjRues iOrisste
at befri Jig ior, oS ba @r%asbopperns
iorloo Steoet, ianot man 2iset. !6er'
culais bar MeOlem al bet frantic Qta.
oemi os 6Oriatter al flere uarbiiulbe
8erfer ON SnIetier.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
W II eiota.

Slbebrano. Sra Neiubouie tribes
Ben 17be b.: SDnoag BEN 17be bs.
hrnote en- isrgelig lllptte Der, ioet Ole
Npbus's Stalb n%ebbrGnote. Sloen
ppitoo berpeo, at ro9le Ssrn morebe Iig
meo at Intte Slo paa no9et 6alm i
NErbeoer. 8 Stoloen bar 4 Seitc %
2 Bar SGler. 0et lpttebes at reobe
to Seite, men be andre inoebrnrote.
Gn lioen 9atter at Npbus legeoe /
5tatoen, ba Slpeu ~beopnote, os bet bar
meo 9tpo og neppe, at 5aoeren III reos
BET, benoc.
MinneapDlis bauoe en- ualminoeli9
tor Sloebrano i9ien 21oe Os. 3. @.
0ap & Co.'S Opla9 az "9umber"
brauote, ialt 10 Miaipucr SOB. Sfas
Sen unlaaes til S22s,Oo0, GsIuroucen
TIN $4,000.
Gilbert 6obeeu, Der a anflaset for
at haoe mproet cit Bi9e / Nnrbeoeu al
6crgus Sails, bleu i 9orsoass iutoen
itptois / Muro / isrite Grao. San blir
idroiprliopis opmt til DOZEN.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Sri |
Gnglan0.

On 3iefOrm al uiotrRtfenoe Betpos
ming for Storbrltanien os Srlanb be.
buoes ! Jiuansminiiter Soi6ens BUD.
get.
Re8ierin9en iorelIaar uemti9 Dpba.
Oelie al StOlepengeue ior Gteuer al Sol.
t~eitoterne, ira iDrite Ssptember bette
2tar at rogue.
Jorilaget bar uaft ben itsrlte OPP
m9riiOmbeo OUer belle Riget, Og man
bar alereoe begpnot at or6ite bets 5sl.
ger, ltjGut almenBeoen enouu life bar
fat Greie pau. buOr tan8t Resisrinssa
agter at 8aa. 2er tales nemlis ON
oi8is @rGnier for 9oOeus 8irfning,
iaaleOes at life ale Golteitotens gsrn
iaar fri llnoeruisuing.
8 Buosettet anilaaes ReiOrmsns SO.
itenoe til SO WtiQioner Str.
De G9tc, samle 9OrDsr er mob Sc.
iormen, naturligOis, mems be 2i6erals
er meset %iurugiet ooer, at be tOuierua.
tiUe pil sjsre uo9et for Smnafolt Osiaa.
lIn6er ale Gmitanoi8beoer er bet ct
StnttrRt, iom uil i0mme 8esieriusen
tilgOoe uHoer be ioreitaaenoe 8alg.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
u Il 8 | b.

fra ct. petersburg berettss, of
Re9jerinsen itrar pil ta9e be i~Orusone
StrIot for at inbisre Ssoerne i oerss
npe aparterer i ale Yrouinoier, boor
be / 5remtiben oil bliue tiuaote at DO.
st engelif'tDIf 'ita!ienIf Spnoifat
ifal BABE figbt rusiiit Speoe for so
WiQipuer Rubler.
5000 2anosforpiite til Si6irien
ital tiltreoe Reiien / oisie 3a9e. De-
reg 6uitruer o9 5amilier leoia9er benz
iriuiaig / 2anoFy8ti9beo. Set belle
Cog tommer tit at beltaa al 10000
Yerlouer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
80 Min.

TN Sloebrano @aupaca / Sreoags
eoela9oe 4 9rabpsninser paa Drain
street. Slanot be Sranoliote er 6.
Sarlon, Der miitebe tit Sfraboeroertiteo
% to Sg9ninser; bans Cab a~nIlnaes
Ill 300, 9lsiuranceu er ~ubetDoelig.
Set lamleoc Cab belpber Jig til $4,000.
SObn 0nnberion, Der boeoe 4 Wtil
Noro Icr Sammpno, ianotes 6rsbu8S
''o ! i'm 9aunesang. Mau iurmooer,
of ban er bleOen lrnuset libel at en- Dim
S9r' Nibpoe eiterluo Samilie / TRANCE
suar.
Gle 0anien fra G9etet tom tilGbip-
Ps'Oa sails ben Is os. % ioris9te
aNOer ct Gnialo al Sinbsiuasbeo at
eUH9e lts. San baobe fact fat | ct
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Granfriae.

Zen rusiilfe Ee8ierins bar uiiluttet
acntrntt meo en- 8%aabeniabrit i Cha
Tolerant pm at leoere 3 NiQioner me
8eparer. 5%abrifanteute bar iorplistet
li8 til life at %aiilutte aontratt on Sc.
perin9 al &aabeu meo np9en anben enc
&u5lano.
Sampltibet "geanc~ antOm ben
2ooe bs. III Marieiae ira brailianIte
Os arsentinite Sapne. De baObe ON.
boro 700 italienlte llouanbrere, lUm
bapbe ipst eiter 2gtte / bine 2anSe,
men life iunbet ben. unber 8siien ira
SpOsGmeriia pGpe fem al ben guile Sc.
ser. 9e SiemsOmne f~Ortaler rabiomms
Siltorisr ON be Strababier, be bar
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
~

NeW'UUf
CbelGggenbe Sfoubranoe raieoe
IioIte l9e / Smesnen al 8atertoun.
600 Icres uomRrfet Sfpplano er al.
brGnbt os benimoo 1000 "Gpro" 8so.
Gn pelfummen S%nopanorer. s
SDnoass lanoebe i gteip gDrf Stir en-
9el9ier, Der ifuloe til gibeuiQe, q. g.,
oa Nutoritbeterne lpur9te BAN, PM ban
bapoe 8cn9e til at iOrtIette Reiien
mec, fremuiite ban $4,000 / $50 os
800 Seoler.
Gn irDsteli9 3Dnamit. GrplOiion
fanot Steo ben lobe b5. / HRrbeoen al
SarrDtotur, bpprpeb oper 90 4eriDner
miitebe Gipet, os mango Here leml9lte
oes. st 9Ofomotiu og Ell aoben Serns
baleposn 6eiprOreoe Ell aioelin9 Staff
eaere % "a Sitter 9ynamit, so 8unb /
bper. Stalienerne ltulbe beforbres til
ct Steb, bopr Der lfulbe l999es ct treble
Spurleie. 0a To9et pasiereoe 6olmes
Yoint, antGltote en- @niIt np9et 9oug.
uerf. lom laa oeb Chen al Gpnanlits
aiiterne. 9O9ets Bep9aelie lpreote
Sloen ira @niIten, o9 fsreno Stalienerlic
aneoe 5arcn, erplpoerebe 0Dndmiter.
ct gienuione ltilorer benne Se9iuenDeo
paa iplsenoe Mtaaoe: 0a set brett
oeroe 5ou9p9rf ant9nbte ben fDrlte
9pnamitsSi Ite, Iprdu9 en- Al Stalienerl1e,
Der bapoe upoa9et 5aren, al 3cget, ban
falbt unber Sjulene % fnuites. s
nRlte Eieblif bprtes Ell bump 9go, o9
en- uficnoelig Nta5ie Ilpn9eoes tilueirs.
Gu 2lrbeioer blcu llpn9et ooer so SOB
bit, meoens De andre faIteoe5 ! ale
&etniuSer, mdltBe al benz fatot NED /
6uoipn 6lUbcn ps iaae8 life mere.
Gangs SpOrleiet lad 1G oeoe og l6
lemleitebe Stnlienere. Ser bar ouer
40 9(rbsioere / SoSnet, omfriu9 20
brGbtes, og Geiten, paa to Stalienere
npr, IOm bleo ioa iorltrGtfeoe, at DC
Iprung / Suoion 6loben % ~Orutneoe,
bleu mcr eller minOre iarlig lemlGitebe.
9oget bleu Iu%loItRnoi9 repet / StDffer.
Stiunrrre ct reoue op, % paa bet Steb,
bpor Grptoiiunen forefom, CT ct Ilere
SOB bp6t Sul / Soroen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-27
Sertdr, 'aa nan ~untaser, at be bar be
ret cfreoe til Suberne.
Zen nfpIpania.

Wasicforsiitnins. Ssnrp 8rOie
ira Gina Os 9bomas S'Rourte fra
Sittsburs, Tom babe ipiit af 8sseitsr,
bporaf 500 9erioner / 8ittsburs %
Sme9ne bleo mer e0er minore iarlist
lp9e, ogoe ben 2Obe bs. unber be rebs
iomite &paler.
Nutoriteterne oil MI foretaae en-
srunoig rnberisselie.
Wfeolemmer al 5irmaet @leo6ia be-
ta9ter paa bet Beitemteite, at De unbsr
&s9nin9en al Stsr bruser areoiot.
S%foobranbe, iom bar raiet / Smeg
men al Gben8bur9, Cambria County,
bar a~trettet ubpre Goele99elier paa
gienoOm. Slan6t andre Sab er TO
Sa9brng % Here @uaniussbuie, ion,
neobrenote forri9e Spnoag.