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Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
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IN mnIfiif Sag. Zen 45soariae
hrsfeu 9aroline 8uIh ! Bergen bpcoe
s~,mmen meb lin ~14saoriee 5aoer, pen
E~pnrret 8antrepilOr Bul6. Sper baube
1t garclic. Com 2pserelloe paa ire.
HE @rrelie hos benz boeoe Ell 50 2tar
oomnlel COOS. WeIem 5retenn "a
SobIen haupe Der b%eitanet Ell penifnbes
Iiot 5orbolo, meoens 6orbploet mellem
9Gber oa 3atter life bapbe urret bet
bcoite. 8ui6 par ipn9elig % leo al
Suimmelbeb, iaa ban unoeriloen life
fIube reile Zig, naar fan falot. 9tat
nj she 6ebruar, builfen Sib Suih par
react ipg, fom 5rpfenen os QoOien
bicm SCI. II. 3atteren gift ba iub til
Gaoereu % fanct bam lissenoe pan
@uluet / en- bjelpeles 5ilitanb. Srn
FOB bam lisge. Neite Murseu iali6tes
han bare Sfjprten lisseube nso paa
@aarospldbien. Man antos, at ban
utoer 5oripg paa at 100 Yripetet bapoe
falot neoab ajgfeutrappen. @fternt 81
act allerebe bar la9t | aiiten u9 braat
iii @rapfapellet, blep bet peb 4plitietS
Goranitaltning 9a9eu isr Den berams
mc0e 8e%grapelie tjsrt tilbage til Spen
"a %obouceret. 2R0eertlHrinoen off uo
paa, at Gpoen bar Ell 5ol9c at Sab.
Otter uuitilct lluoerie9elie blep 3atte-
rem tlltnlt ipr al booe panitjettet i'm
6irlpeleie 5aoer. llnbcr gibneiorfloa
riuoeu ipr Qagmnnbsrctten omtolte BUN
oientn9uc @au9e lin ufOpbe 6noer paa
Ell ino lioet pietctsiulo Maaoe, at Gag
manoeu mnntttc iretteiGtte bcnbe. 0us
lets andre 8ebUerc pioueoe, of DC bnpbe
hort Giltulte % Qobien tate lRrge iams
mel paa iioitnGuntes Garelie, eiterat
Tiltalte bopbe ioriaot 5nbereu li09enbe
:3aa @ulpet, men 9ooieu %ben99teoe, at
sc 6auoe pGret inmuen. st &ione ira
9~tabo6uiet, Der buube uGret pppe ST. 4,
1aboe bprt ct &inou blire luffct / Slts
;et, buor Gnld) bUeoe, % %erinbrebe, al
ale Binouer % 8gre unr luftCoe, Do
Nfbpoe ianbtes.
Statsnooptntel, StapstDlltlt3 % er,
Del |ioner beiistisebe 9laitebet, buUr
2n al &ibrcrlte la9oe ii9 i ben StiIin9,
0Upri 2i9ct ianotes. Otter 9ilbnge=
'UnrIten til Hetten erflpreoe Stnbsipiis
nus ipm lin be1temte 5prmening eiter
@jcunem9aaelien al DC paa 9i9et fore
iunone ACCOMPLISHMENTS % 2ufali=
tetcrue peb 9%laiteoet, at 2lioGbe life fan
6nUc tlmlet ubior 3rapperne. aun
ioruoiat at ban babe itprtet no al BIN.
Duet / fit e9et S9relie, laoer 9igcts
Sti0in9 % alle 8ontiIiioner fig I%ortlare.
%itcr Observation-Disclosures 8egiGring blcu
o~ereiter Sagen uoint paa ubeitcmt 3io
iii ~ Boaitepnin9. 3iltulte paalna.
0e5 ba9lis at uiie fig hos IOlitet,
Sta~tsnoUUfateu bopbe bcgiHret benoc
urreiteret.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Gn mn Miaionar. en- una Ms

VII III U(tHIuHut. UN mig WtulIU,
10 Nar aammel, Ssn al en- ubemiolet
Sfopfcaeoente, inota9enoe ben belfebne
Sitting lom S%erltabStiener / aisbens
bapn, mener at baoe aruet en- 6Ormne
paa life minore enb % Miaioner Dol
lars. Sau ltsiter bette pau, at en- On.
lei nf bam peo Waua 9lemmenien for
Ilere War iiben ubuauorsoe ira aaamo~
borg, oe at en- Nano al bette 0apn,
li9eleoes fra ~Sallnnoborg, mn er ogo
biuiibes atlanterbapet noen at eiterlaoe
lis andre aruin9er. Den unse Wano
bar benpenot Jig til Observation-Disclosures
for at aipre lin Get gj9loenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Giteriporaiel.

Splrsuing gHifes ON gliis aule SgreE.
lens Gpboloslteo, Cor 10 Mar iioeH uouaH
orroe bun ira QaHuesmiHoe. 6enie IaH.
mari. Nartin aelieH, Dor 1891. SigiH, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

&c 9rGife Goiuoer bar tno8iUet en-
nleo $500 Napne lOripnet gloresle til
6orgert, 6pori be dumooer bnm ON at
oprette oiientIige Stoter for apinoer,
for at oeres tetniite llboanuelle fan
blipe iremmet, % DC fan bliue sat lituno
til ielp at tiene fit BRIO. Beurgellen
ltgttes al ben ln0e a~ronpriuiesie.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Sauae ruupt Suroen.

&olSen unoer 3borSp 6erreguaro peo
6rcorif$itap bar / 40 glar fiprt Wtelt
ira 5borSs % bio til Spen, buOrai De
iibite % 9lar oastig eler 6 @anse /
ll0eu. %9lituuben ira 3burso til Spen
er II Ntil. @eo at regne eiter Den &eis
lrngoc, ipm &oren SOloen / ale oi8ie
Nar bar pasieret, Iaae5 no bet relpefs
table 9a( al $4,000 nprife Ntil, bpilfet
iuarcr til en- 2Gn9oc al Z @an9e ruuot
Sorben.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
grnaseier gnOsrs sp.nns,s fn.

Urn blep ben 3oie bennes bearapen heb
9alI9 &irte | Gter. Gu iaa bsitioelia
Se9rapelie bar isr nlori9 urret icet her,
Gh lturartet Nrespurt uar reiit pan
Nelen I'll atrter. 9i9'plaet par ppers
oroeitli9 tort, ri aranie oar Ser iaa
nie9et. at Der benptteoes iaritilt SeIt
tllattJore c'ter meb Sranie, Ser life funoe
rurlmes pod 8aareu. 8eo airten par
lan mango lilituere, at oenne bar iplot
III 8rGn9iel. Man antaoer, at Taft
l5OO-l600 MenneIfer bar tiliteoe.
efterat EaitOr g9. y. g9. 6arbue bauoe
bolot 5olen | airteu, iremtraaote 6ats
ft9tommts iiOneusO rofsrer, Spar Saliae,
lIco Ell sruns ira 5atti9e i Gfer, lebs
la9et Itee en- bjcrteli9 5at ira oisie, %
la9oe ben paa Saarer, bpiltet 9ioroe ct
ltGrft 3notrpt pnn be tiliteoepprenoe.
6r. Soeaas baube ienbt 5atti9tommiss
lIorens Srbisrer ct Iensebeleb til 8es
lplSntns for 5uttise iamme Sag. Be-
lp~tsningen bar aurettet baaoe / Sauo.
luro og 8eitfoSien, % Der belpiites paa
begge Steoer tillammen TO bunorebe uq
feniti Snoiuioer. 9e Satti9e tommer
til at lioe ct Saon paa @runb Of ben
Iibsoes itpre @apmilobeo % Sietps
Ipiilheb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
uuocrp,;uina i WiaaeebolO. SnOe

sommers g~eilutuing, at eer ! Stolerne
5fol oiues l~luoerpisnIu9 ON 3iusorlt.
tsrs Wotur, er al aOmiteen inslttlsi til
~g,rbtooelIe / isrlte 8ammer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
TnNsfnlh.

Sposialo. Sp0ueprpt til 6rps
tduo, Ole Siperbeim, osbe ben 16oc
Qpril eiter lang Tbs Sp9eIigbeO. Gen
2liopoe, Der / fin Sio boube uHret YrGit
% 8rpIeSior / 2Unerifa, bar Ell ri9t
uoitpret Muub, ber mco ct itGrtt 0an9
iii bybGre 3rufuin0 Iorbouot aoifiQig
pioenifnbelig 2proom. 2lipGrDeim iulgte
lprigt ale 3ioen8 SepG9elier % oelto9
perionli0 / ocu piieutlige 8iStnSiiOn.
Oun bar inaleoeS unoer WtRrtet o. A.
jtrepct iprIfjelliot / "Gbr. I. Sto." bl.
q, for nOgle 2lar iioen CIT lGn9ere Irs
tifelrGffe ON DC nBe Stoteloue, Der iom
Mt fra beuuc Naouo bar &touc8bprb
ON 6DrfottercuS Setpitrnoi9heo %
THnfniu0. Sm hans ms uogiunc eli
~enbpmmelige Sp9 "8rGuccnoe Sppr9$
meal" Der, ion @~lipcrDeim iclu tGnfte,
blep bans literRre Seitnmeute, er Me.
nili0erne inoen religipic % tbeplUgilte
areoie bette; men for ben oiosbc 6or.
iattcrs Sanbbebsissen % WtCo oil ale
bpic iig,
aapicin Yeter arag CT nignact uer
3eoer, &C Nnr al.
Sra9 bar inbln9t Jig itpre 6prtiene'
tier al bort 8eioRIens llhpifliug, ioct
ban pirfeoc / @eipGienets 9icneite ira
lS4S lige iii DC ieucre Inr.
) Sage % TeniiOusfpmiteenS Snb.
fitting a~n9naeuoe aaptciu arGgS Een'
lion uotalteS, at ban bar "iuoia9t Zig
flor 5Ortjeueitc peb 9tulG90eues llbiU.
rclic % Ancrfieucelie O9iaa for In
NiotlGrbeo % Sm6u for Arbelberne. q
&Omitecn bar eng i, at Der / SCtra9t.
nina al bans "lnl,9e % IprtiencItnlloc
8irtiom6eo bepil0cS bnm cit bpierC Sen
lion, emo Der plcier at ~tilitaacs nIaaaco'
mllItrrc Gmbcosmrnb mco bans 8IC
rtltetio.
&ra0 unr / ilere 2or MCblcm a
,StQrihin9ct, iPrit / 1859 60 icm NE
'~Rtrientunt Tor 9aurpit % SGnoeijorb
berpun ira lS62-66 for AtcoeuGS Nm
% euoelig lS77-S2 for ariitiansianb
Gom Stprtbin9smduo par ban til for
Itlellige Siber Meblcm al NttlltGrs
@uO9et % Sernbanetomiteen.
arn9 bar Ell 8%ribebSmano al Del
snmle Stole pg bprte til Spppiitione1
MOB ben Staug'lfe Stpre. s Den ie
mere Tbs mere Goarofpre anmppolltl
paSicbe ban Dog life ipnoerlia % tllnO
BET iiOite bgiit r%le9entiig talreS Ben
itrCmanS.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

0itao. It ~bsteHotHsgss Ter fraparsHes 1iaat
q &srRer, at Bet ~5sSagses Gsrrer ~ ~ssrttafse lea stis
TIC ct b,ors go rot, 'lf,es ssga. nnmgil saans
ptariaus gsoasra, ! mar J p1aaHtssr "a ~ Iaas GAM
mel osos eta e6ss r}srss etap pttra s%-surltH,. II
a1t. i09t3antssr % u Daat. osss scu 50tt Rarts. "a
Flma Ba5ibs 2 Var, II Msdnsbsr d 10 cage. ssss
ota ipor hpti e. aas al ~ oabtis ttplbrit Sap,
net " nRlsn oOsrpaissuss, msr eeusn 3as. psgy,a toa.
assEsaAEaQn nYgt foost.
lkfFr ~ aFt4k Btsr4 ma
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Scott T. OIafsOn,

Real Estate, Loan L. Insurance.
West Duluth, MINI
vi ian teuisrs I'll:
The Manufacturers Bank, West Duluth.
Stewart & Britts, Bankers, Duluth.
8. A, Thompson. Secretary Of Chamber o.
Commerce, Duluth. 80. III. II
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

S7nTcs. 100000 Ageuter ouer bcie
~ Ameritn TT at iRiae Stereoifopbiieot
fra ale Giaoie tNorge, Sperige o. 1aumart.
6or at Ida mauae Naenter me0 en- (5ana of
Isg iuotil ben lite ,Sull iplae oem for *
Nmeutnnlfe 4ilGNaLAA4+t4-U-1 UItT
eIler 3 Dniin for 500. Mmn6elia grls
$500 pr. 3uiin. Stereoitop D5ids % Gents
Or. StDtie 5trip Mort Charles I. 3obHs
Jon. Scr lf3, aenieit. Hor,h So, 3olua.
3IIT2
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

sssv vsr f,a u aas bsxss asayfa
ssrs sus par Ears. grss trn si1 asesst&
&c sps b,.o sores. ssTss Sun ~ VI gsauss
Es BUS re rssa. sas saussn gaasrs.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Tajt sic 0 ~
tiliaias ener tinsie.

STuIgcs. rnoertegnebe. Der i ) aar
- bar utbetost paa 3ampmeieri / aorge,
bells lom lluberHeterlit, % oels ION Beita'
fer, o9 e goot pant neo atc III q D8eieri
bgreroC tTrtttteff7 efifff TIT tt--ts pda Ct
d}eiert t0reamcrgl ber I Canoes! AHbefd
Iin1er ira foritiflligs Bietrier OF 5mgriofs
~lulenter baues 3pdr Il. Hau0craos, BalO-
min, 81 Groir so. Isle. 36.2
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Yaat9uft Torlouelie.

Ierer ct 8pgte ON, at Der paateutes en-
8orbinoelie meaem ben oanite &ron.
prinos' 3atter, grinolesie 9Ouiie, %
ben ipenite 8rinos Gu9en.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

9oet Bd btttHot8iyta 5esss5 81 1agzr,a5t
&.a8t Or H'aHsr. at bet b,blasbc @ab Hr Bsssm
Stn 8ois aptii 1891. dtr IL tlmsrg Sgaflsis. at 6ortr
ialst ia Bette "a, fem ia hytti qdabsr. tl Il b,or Fie.
ntn bait hHftes NaHo {bor gagt giss5s Uar isst I
0tHrt &deys, Batous. Den lltt aput 1921, % oar
iaa'ss@ ~ aar "a 1laaHeosr "a ~ JaIt qamRsl. 5rs
mts taHs Stso alaTt T haas h,gs,
Dtartt poos.
isut uts.
har0ns5, J0tUa. I9s DGt. 1921.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

Eoritab Oct b,h,nsigisrss tuoss 'Sr Fssss'
rtuse Itsgt % DsuH,r ai Esemag s. foriias ias I
Baus BaisGs. afait us5 Lspu Ts;arss ben As,
Eoul nohtto,u. : "a Htou al fs aar I gisaassu % 7
Gagf. Wosa ". Huo.
rseorab. 5otUa. on SIC Dlai. 1891.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

Tiiialgs Gu lllotnrcingmaitiHe /
Ct iRt beioltet GonHtp. bpor en- NGuaoc
ulo iaross. o. bpor Der er IS g1ile til mar.
meite uIoiaroiagmaitlHe. 6. 1giou Rem
Rtdlouo. Isis. 1916
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
Snobilomingcns Wagt.

Snobilominsens Wast. Iplis en-
9tnt Tom ell eulom 8anorer 0aaenoe /
line e9ne S%etra9tniuger oper Grercers
ptaoien 5uiloemoen, ba ban meo ct
blep repen no al line @rublerier peo at
lc tore SpOr al llip / Sneen. llpils
taarlts Ier ban jig frD9tiomt DIN. So,
ban trnoe tDoelig ie BRitets %rOolpltne
Zine glinic 0taaretpiet. Ser bar ins
gen 3io at ipiloe. RciOlut tog ban
Ntoen | tire StrtOt % flpp Op / nRrmeIte
ira, bpor ban az olle 2ipiens &rRiter
gau Jig til at itrige ON 0jelp. Otter
omtrent Ell Zines 5urleb blep Soft pna
DC u%9rmclte @aarbe opm9rtiom paa be
fRle Nporaab, O9 mart a en- Mengoe
Mennelter - tiloelS Tibet III fulot
6iriprang paa Sei til lllpttesitebet.
apmme BERTH iortlareoe Wnnben /
Greet, at fan bar bleoen operialbt al
Ell lllu. 90 ibet ban peseoe no poer
Moen, rdabte ban: "Se Der er BEN"
2-3 &iiletu9ler ienpte8 pieblitfelig
Den antpbeoe Hetuing, ps Seltet falbt.
&co nGrmere GiteriDn bite llbpret Jig
at p4re ct tort prG9ti9t @remplar. Set
par en- bigger ganntel - 5rrurob.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

TiialgS. Gus % Got Den ignore
lei al Bpeu, pnsien0e ior Ell lIeen Sc.
mile. @0oe getiugclier. Hrumcre Cylps.
Hlneer meooeles al q. JobidioH. 3G.1T2
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13
tiisoloa.

C.arm tiiialgs. so acrrs, 40
- aeres opopriet % Beiten goo 2spitou.
21f Nil ira GREENWOOD. Booe Bpguinger
o. Brgno. 8h iRlee bIligt for aoutaat
elier paa 6enitauo. Chris &. SuiiGo. t3rsen
MOOD i. g, GIart So, 8ts. 35.l7.3
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

S7niffs Gn ilIuf BIge til at for
~ rette almln0eilg 0usglcr1lUq. @H ltabig
3laos for goo ggn. Mrs. VI, -. A0alns.
3Jl1ti
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

&eo 9ranocn / a~On9enSgabc Sri
itlauia brHnote Omtrent tuicu aroner /
9~opirpen9e ior 5irmoet 8obr. Bao
uu0le al Seolerne funbe &R~rbian9ioels
len lGicS, % bisie bleu inOlOitc al gtor
ncs Hdut.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

@jurnitjerne 9ieruion bleu %iorles
Den, "a ban poa 6jemrelien ira &jebets
6apn pasierebe 6reoritsitao, pluoiell9
ina % MATTE 9aa al 3O9et. antn9es
Tia or Sp0Oummcn ell itGrf Snilnen5a.
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

HaIamft mia. Sen -, Dyal 1891.
-amtftts- btsss oBtagG
Decorah-posten., 1891-05-13

Ear0noJ soma % Ret lsoI.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31
Murder in Pennsylvania.

HAzELToN, PA, July 27.-Mrs. Garoyer'
went huckleberying Wednesday morning
and left her l3-year-old daughter at home
TO mind the baby. When she returned
early in the afternoon she found the door Of
tie house locked. Summoning assistance
she broke the door open and was Mortified TO
find her daughter dead upon the floor in
pool Of blood, her throat cut from ear to
ear and large carving knife close beside
her head. Her clothing was torn in numer-
Gus places and at first it was supposed
that some fend had attempted outrage,
and being unable to overcome the girl had
cut her throat. 1t was soon discovered,
however, that the box containing the saw
ings of the family had been rifcd Of its
contents, and the theory now is that the
murderer was discovered in the act and
10 screen himself added murder to the
theft. No clue.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31
A BAD MANS END.
Dan Dunn of Seney Shot Dead by a
Brother of John Harcourt Whom
He Killed About "a Month Ago
A Saloon at Trout Lake the Scene
of the More Recent Shooting.
The Sheriff Was Present
Harcourt Was Under Arrest and
ON His Way to Jail When the
Deed Was Committed.

TROUT LAKE, July 29.-Dan Dunn is
dead. The vilest resort keeper in Seney
has paid the penalty of his crime and there
is not a man mourns his death. 1t will be
remembered that about a month ago
Dunn who was the keeper of the worst
resort in the upper peninsula, and has
always escaped punishment for his crimes
by his influence shot and killed John
Harcourt without any just provocation.
Since that time it has been apparent tina
Dunn would escape, and Harcourts three
brothers, among them James, swore they
would kill Dunn on sight. When Dunn
heard of their threats he was afraid and
swore out warrants for the trio, and
Sheriff Hebron arrested them Saturday
and started for Jail with them. At this
point he had to change cars and took his
prisoners into Jack Nevin's saloon. Dunn
happened to be standing there and when
the quartette entered was in conversation
with Frank Peters, with his back to the
door, Without a word James Harcoult
drew his five-shot, large calibre revolver,
ana before any one could stop him had
emptied all five chambers into Dunn's
body. Dunn died almost Immediately, and
Hebron released the other two brothers
and started for the 500 Jail with James
Harcourt in custody charged with murder.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31
The New County OF Dickinson.

LANSING, July 27.-The act authorizing
the organization Of Dickinson county,
passed by the last legislature was drawn
with the purpose of having it given imme-
date effect, but this important action was
neglected, and it has been discovered that
under it the governor is directed to appoint
the county officers in the month of August,
but the act does not become operative until
September 80, ninety days after the close
of the session. The question arises what
is the proper action to be taken by the gov
crnor? OF course he cannot make the
appointments as directed in the act itself
until it goes into effect. The governor is
absent from the city, and his purpose can
not therefore be learned. but it is pre-
sumed that he will take the view that the
organization presents the situation of a
county with vacancies in all the Offices,
and proceed TO fill them under the statute,
but who will be authorized to give him
official notice that the vacancies exist? 1t
Is very peculiar case and will probably
require an opinion Of the encouragement
upon which to base executive action.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31
Hanoed for Murder.

ATLANTA, Ga, July 27.-Charles M. 81
burn, who murdered James NJ. Bradley in
this city on May last, was hanged here
at 1910 Friday. His neck was broken by
the fall. The execution took place in the
county Jail before forty witnesses. Ozburn
was commission merchant of this city.
He stood we'll and was highly connected.
He had a dispute with Bradley about bar
rel of potatoes which he had sold him and
on which Bradley claimed there was fifty
four cents overcharges, Ozburn went to
Bradley's store and shot him dead. Des-
perate efforts were made to prevent the
execution. An appeal was made TO the Leg
islature the day before the execution.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31
Killed bY a Horse.

ST. Louis, Mo-, July 29.-George Ross
was sent out by his employer Saturday TO
drive stray horse from the yard adioin-
ing the residence. When Ross approached
the horse it rushed at him and bit him in
the forehead and check. Ross started 10
run across the field and the horse pur-
suing him knocked him down and at
tempted to trample on him. Ross sue
ceeded again in getting out Of the way,
and jumping to his feet tried TO escape.
The horse, however, pursued him and
biting at his shoulder tore a large piece
of flesh from il. The man screamed in
agony and the attention of Negro who
was passing was attracted. He instantly
jumped the fence, ard, picking up a piece
of rail, started toward the man and beast
on run. Before he could reach them
the horse had knocked Ross TO the ground
and this time struck him on the head with
his hoof. instantly killing the unfortunate
man. The Negro arrived on the spot, but
tripped over the rail and fell TO the ground
striking his head on stone and being
rendered unconscious. The horse paid no
attention TO the Negro, who, after the in
furiated beast had been shot, was brought
to uniniured.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31
"A GIadstonian Victory.

LONDON, July 27.-The election held in
the Wshbech division of Cambridge for a
member of parliament to fill the seat in
the house of commons made vacant by the
recent resignation, by reason of i'll health
of Capt. Charles William Selwyn, con-
servative, resulted in a most pronounced
victory for the liberal party. In total
poll of 1908 votes, MIR. Arthur Brand,
Gladstone-liberal, was elected by ma
iority of 200, he receiving 3,979 votes as
against 3,7l9 cast for his conservative
opponent, Mr.. Sur Duncan. In the pre-
ceding election in the Wishbech division
7,27l votes were cast, OF which Capt
Selwyn, conservative, received 4, 169, and
John Rigby, Q. c., Gladstone-liberal,
3,0s2-a conservative majority of l, 0S7.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31
Protesting Against Immigration.

LONDON, July 29.-At crowded meet
ing held in this city, at which the bishop
of Bedford presided, resolutions were
adopted protesting against the unrestricted
influx OF destitute aliens into England.
and demanding that the government take
such measures as would prevent the en-
trance into the country of such undesirable
persons. The resolutions were supported
by a number of members of the house OF
commons who were present including
Messrs, Lowther, Sydney Charles Buxton,
o. V. Morgan, II. G. Webster, William A.
Macarthur, Arnold White and Benjamin
Millett.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31
MISSIONARY HARDSHIPS
The Chinese Waging War Against
the Missionaries Trying To Con-
vert Them to Christianity.
Churches. Orphanages and Priests
Residences PiIlaged and Burned
Down by the Heather.
A PiraticaI Crew Attacks n junk
Containing Three Merchants and
Number OF Passengers.

SAN Francisco, July 29.-Advices just
received from China give particulars Of
fresh depredations by the Chinese against
the missionaries. The latest attack was
made at Yankao, on June 20, when the
Catholic mission was methodically looted,
the crowd passing things from hand TO
hand in a chain. The buildings were
afterwards set oA fire. A few days
previous four chapels were destroyed in
kiangsi, near the city of Fuchow. The
chapel, school and residence OF the priest
We're looted and burned on June 20. On
the same day predatory bands completely
destroyed French orphanage at place
called Haimen. In addition TO the destruc-
ton of the orphanage, eight or nine
wretched little children, cared for in the
building, were carried of. A correspond
ent writes to the China Mail that there is
rumor in Canton that disturbance has
taken place in Fukien province. 1t is
stated that the rebels arc several thousand
strong and have captured a city. The
intelligent Chinese, he adds, think it will
be difficult for foreigners in Canton to
escape. A junk containing three mer-
chants, crew of seven aud nine paSsen-
gers, was attacked shortly after dusk by
five lunks containing armed men on June
10, off the port of Kingho. The assault
was resisted by those on board and a
fierce battle ragged for half an hour, in
which two of the passengers were killed,
two We're shot and three were stabbed so
seriously that they died within few
minutes. The remainder of those on board,
seeing no other chance for escape jumped
overheard and after swimming scme
distance were rescued by a fishing boat.
The pirates seized the junk and sailed
away with her. The steamer Mariana
while on voyage from Hamburg to
Vladivostock was wrecked on the Paracels
on June IL.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31
He XYnsn,t Rernrmed.

JACKSON, July 29.-Robert Mcdonald on
Monday finished a term of two years in
the prison. but didn't seem to enjoy his
liberty. he was sent here two years ago
from Ogemaw county for rape and re-
leased that morning. In the afternoon he
went to the south end of the city and en-
ticed six-year-old girl into an clubhouse,
where he attempted to outrage her. Neigh
bors saw them enter the building and
notified her mother, who with a grown-up
daughter broke into the out building. Nc
Donald skipped, but a man named Butler
overlook him after run of about half a
mile. He was held till an officer could ar
rive and then locked up.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1891-07-31

The new Arbeiter society hall in Bay
City will be formally dedicated July 80.
The directors of the Quincy Mining
Company, have declared dividend of S.
per share, payable August IL.
Charles Havemeyer and John Hardman
were killed by an explosion in the Burling-
ton & Missouri Railroad roundhouse at
Plattsmouth, Neb.
The local Butchers & Dovers' Associa-
ton, of Evansville, Ind, have driven Mel
son Morris 81 Co., the great Chicago meat
dealers, from that field.
Lieut.. Commander Henry f. Nichols, OF
the Mare Island navy yard, has been re-
commended for promotion, and the Presi-
dent has approved the reco mmendation.
The private subscription raised in
Detroit for the entertainment of the @.
A. X. now amounts to $65. 900. In all
likelihood it will reach $40, 900 in few
Gays.
Mrs. Robert Richardson. Of Newaygo
was returning from Ohio with sick child
Tuesday and making all haste to get the
little one home. The babe died in hel
arms in the Grand Rapids railroad station
while she was waiting for train.
The largest wheat and oat crop ever
raised in Bay county is that Of this year
Millers say that the yield of 1850 will b
exceeded. Hay will be light on the high
lands, while in the lowlands 1t is thrifty
| crop, running to three tons to the acre.