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Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

icrser for BEN BET Iimelias, aipsr DEM On
COB Selteo pm bet, ium brrer esuue Beroer
til; men ON 3sius, % bpao ban bar glort
for of frelie os, bet bcrer DC tibet sTlsr tuaef
Ting. gaa ben Wnoce oporaser man BEN
III WdmmcusirGne, iltebetfor at opordgs
benz III @uos Ssru. Elsie Wenntiisr TOM
mer life nm, at Bpru or SUBS Gave o.
SCREENS Gru; IN 6ape og CIT Nrp, Ran pt
TRADE os til Reauitab for.
Nnore iDneS al tagc bet lot mere aIuor
liat &c bar itic ian ttoeu Cmiora for, al
oeres Bcru liuile lrre i'm Berueirr3ort
2ericr CT DC oite iurige for at iaa SloIcI
iitauo, % DC aiicr Tile iaa iaa Gsnter I'll
9rrerlgn. Wen udatet bette, fiuoes Eel
Wuuae Hlarpt oisie, Tom giper iius BUtH en-
oaarlt9 Eporalclie. 3ercS 9ip I piemmc. 81
of,e Ilat at Born maa iG, at GorGlOrcHe re
ieper eiter oct Bups Gro IGrer. 3ntet lin
Der oo, pm Srrn iaar ben 5au!e. al Del
,omirrr Inn al pan at igre iaa mslet oerat,
at DC Tan blrpe tunIrmereoe; al qlore Der.
eiter CT lie iao nple; TIL Jar % 9ior alUr
bet belIet lite.
Ggiaa meo Senipu al 8arlet5 5u3t BE-
glacs Der iiorc Spnoer. Sitc ier man iirr.
IlgbebslpS 2u9t; man tu9ter lOr OF aiicle
I'm %reoc, eGer man tuater. loroi man bar
liOt Sab Iornteoelit oercS ~liiorfgtigBco o.
ltfe lor0l oct bar uGret llpoigi o. be1odct
Sgno. Auilren oaarIig llgt CT NE bette!
Barnet bltutr poa Den Yiaaoc pporaget hi
life at age Spuoeu for uo9ei gait, men Inn
DC timclllc lnb, iom De bar prret Stplo t.
for Ell itralueroig 6orbrpoeiie Stol Sug'
ten bliue til &eliignelie, oo maa 9aruet tart
laa %loritan. at bet or Spuoen, man life
taalcr, % At Oct or lor at iO0e garuei3 @c!.
man tiigter.
Ia SeeiionStiocu bar noe, tom man Tile
lGnaere meo 8ebanOlin9cu al bette Spsrgs.
maal) &. 8. 9ueioL
SctrctGr.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
Irnnflin. 6inn On Mnih

NNf
& December 1888 Tom Der 8raub 5rauf
FIN Sulmine; oengau9 bar omtrent 5O(
,nsfcliatte Der. Otter A Raaneoer pptpge.
grbeiSet, men fun meo 200 Maro. Maua,
seutebe paa, at Der Tube aabnes itprre @ut
telter, iaa be flnoe faa Ioget at bcitilc
men iitebet berior opitoo Der after Slo
Fecsmber 1889, % ni fob i9ieu olle 9trbei
aere arbeioslpie. Ser srapebcs ri9tiono'
IN Nh slop | Ulibten al Stat 1890, men fiber
beu 3io bar 200 Miners fursiGpes ocnteI
pua grbeibe, ale meo Samil,e; peo SiGlt
al ouoet g(rbeioe bar De iaaoiot tent Il,
Gsoen. 5or ct 9lnr iioeu Tom Der en- nj
superintendent peb Napn 9. 9. Garrp
san ituloe moi laoe Nrbeioerne faa Tpaet al
oipre, men paa 8etinselie al, at be unoer,
frep en- iaatalot ironclad 8putraft, Der fra
tpd en- grbeioer omtrent ale en- amerifonI,
Sproers Hettiebeper, bpprfpr be negteoe al
uberItripe Den. Gen 14oe W!fai rpateoes
bet, at Der ifulbe fortme He9re for at iuo.
taae @rbeioertes SLABS, p9 ben 17be Iteo
675 Megre ira Spb % GIt af oeo Talmer
Citation, 21s Wil fra Srantlin, % UNDER 8e.
poNtnitg al Sullipan thugs. Ne9rene bar
blepne ipripneoe meo bper fin 9iifle % Sic.
polpsr, % De reiite Ell f%ienotltg 9eir lige inoc
/ ben frebeli9e lille 2anoSbp. Dead-line
moeitRn9te osiaa en- Gel al Den oiientlige
etOleplaos, % @nbper, iom paslerebe,
maatte liaubie % gjure reoe for fig.
Zen 2Soe SUM tp9 be ont Mtcrseneu 81. Q
IS Iesre til Tstpcaitle Rinen. ga 9oeet
off fra 5rantlin, blep en- Teser-Ya9t ituot,
% Sfploen osrfor falot paa DC bpioe Wiuere.
81. ~ fom 3oset fra Seattle "a meobraote
no9le al Salipans % uusle Hesre, ,alt 10
Ranb, % be beepnote at ifpoe inc imeticm
be bpioe Wineres Suie. Mrs. 9borborn
blcu ifubt ejeruem grmen % BrDitet, %
giis @ilion 8iennem bet enc Ben. Salt
talot Der benpeo 1000 Shio. Susr bpio
sRiucrs Sus er sienncmltubt n,eb mango
&ualer.
9 al oeune 3lb blep Der life ltltot ct eneIte
Glib fra De Spioe; Der bar life flerc enb ct
Guliu al Dem / Speu, De andre bar noe for
at itafie 6poe. 3pinoer % Sgrn tpg til
Stopeu, % blep Der Iatteu poer. No9le
iunotcs life ipr 2 Sage ienere, bells / boIps
ogo 9illtdnb al Stret, auore al 0unocr.
Gu some ipote ct osOipot Barn, itrar emitcrnt
man 'auot beroe.
Gitcrot Stporin9eu par Itnnoict, oil bet
ira Muno til Niuno, at 8tlllams % Wipr'
rs bar ltlI0t. @tQiamS par life opo, men
ianret. San p~aaitnar, oct bar Ell 6ormOuO
Tart Gobcrtiou, iom itiUo BAN. Jiobcrtion
itipo WiorriS to @Nn9e 9~ieuucut Nooeoet;
" Hams bleu ltuOt bo0ira. San opoe no9Ie
9Iuter citer "a efterlaoer Jig Ell 9nmmCl
GtuOer % Ell lioen SgIter / iman Smitpu
oi9beocr. Earf Hobertion or 9oOt tjeubt /
9atota pg Montano.
Ser er megct oaarli9e Sioer; 9uiiuoer
aaar nrhetcslpic. Tearene Tom Der, for at
9aglunncu Tube faces ucoiat.
Gbriiten Sacobien.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
ct. Vnnl. Miunn

AEoiten~ CT 10 noe paa Jieiier bper eueite
ugG % or ben iaa peltommen ale Soils
SleWl, Joni Den CT INIT, iaa Iaar ben pit life
mango uotaiteli eSbcnrnle. Seq p9iaa tpg
Ell liben Sur irlt M, % er ioas paa Spent
ueien, Seq rciitc rcmlig ruuot / 8perne %
tilOels paa 2auoet oppe / "Yartre9ionen" /
Dor Stat, for at iiroe mig ct prIite Siem.
Dette IauOt je9 / Speu Nierouorlo. en-, eIter
nit Siipu, iGroeleS triUelig Sp meo no.
mGrIet St~pIep9ieu, ocili9 iuno Seligoeuteb,
pm9ipen al p~re9tiae 6jprOe % Stouc, %
en- me9et tGitelig SeipIfuina, iaalaust leg
iunoe ie. Seq trai uaturligui3 Dor ltorc
2anbsnoub Spu Neliou. Ser er bel ueppe
Ro9eu, iom beip9er BAN, meontinore ban
uoiltaarlig maa ii9e / fit Sierte: 3at Tor
oenne observation-disclosures mG0tige 9piteltan9 !
Gan ellfer bort Qdib og Grer uort Golf, %,
ian ban riue "0f SonoenS Npg Ell S9ie
iD9", lad er ban 9lao JONI ct Saru. Sai
bar not Ell al &c oeill9lte @aaroe / Nmcrifa,
ua hans @rpoe Itaar "iom aiGlod'Smpr /
iGite SplesGjraut~. @rpocu bar for Hciten
oeilig oper belle NorOutiten iiGr / Douglas
Gpnntp. Seq trai o9ina ben oucli9e og
bp98cIi9e 5prrctuin9smaio Z. S. Sropl.
SOnS MpbeIiabrit er iauOelig Ell at De bebitr,
p9 Tar ieet. 3 Wetbobiittirten bpIbtcs ct
l~tcrnrtet Wgbe, ior at iorcbpage 6DIe'
%traffen. Ser bpibtcs mango 5aler. o9 Der
blcu iua9et nlcb Acknowledgements al tint
Elanoipil-Y fiiS Miabel Sroluu lau9 ingle
Scrs. Snu er liOeu al Bert cs blot 10
Gar, men benoes Gang. ipleS Iea er inrut
% tiItrGticuoe. Seq %tIlitanr, at lrs bar
bare lioet Stipu paa aunitiaug, men lc9
bar 10 6plelie, % benne blep op9tig paas
oirtct al benoeS Gang. 5aar bum beboloe
Sclbrcoen, iaa bill bun en- fpie 8io ipnsc
Tor tore Gprinmlin9er, % oisie oil tiltlappe
benoc lit Sifaio, tror leg.
s ct. Yanl trai reg natnrlispis Son. &.
y. Brppn, 9omeu, 5inletb % 2eisbers, Ale
Gnpitpliet, % iaa iclpiglselig Gopofat
". 8. 2omen. UT tr9ife bisie M9no sr ell
Sps9e % 5prnpielie, % ofte Z" ltcr Nptte,
liGr bpis man bar Glib til at iaa en- Samtale
ulco Dem; bette or oa iiGr SiliGloe mep
Den Sioitc, iaa ionn ieg nIencr ri oesoGrre,
'tte bar mango ilige unse nprIfsameritanlfe
WGuo. Sbomns 2nipre.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
oOr ~Deeorab psiter..
let iatalc Ere % Scrti.')

Gen rDlige $50 AZ 0ellerdl Nllrco
$. Serrp en- aloer al tire oo icrti gier.
taloer bet 5aftum / GriHorinscu, at
neppe en- eneite al De fore @enernler
ira Srigen ouerleoeoe ben itipbneiuan9re
Nloer, / boilteu IerrD opoe. Eeriooen
mellem 81 % GO bar oGret ben, buori
minbIt Is eller ipue al De Weno CT
opoc, bois Napne ltnar ~iorreit / 0iltcs
rlenS Narbp9er. Sblnuot Dem, BET let
teit fan Hrunes iOm aignaet ue0 8Go5n
Den Nlbcr, er Graut, S6erioan, 3bos
mas, 2o9ar, Sailed, WicGleQan, 6ooter,
Nteaoc, GArniioe, Curtis % 5rout
Blair, Ioruocn uaturligUis mango AT
mtnore 9tenomme.
Get tore NniUar, lom bare3 al De
fommauocrenoc Giiicerer / &ri9en, Sc
Iort2renoe 2Gn9iteller, al bUIlte Dc plos
9eOes pad ocu3 ~oigjorenoc Benoepuut
ter, Den aan0eli9c Auip9noelie. moer
bUilten ltore Wtanbprer uoigrte5 % ulls
Slao leuereoe8, ben ~peooaretoe Nttiuis
tet / mango Gage % NGtter uOer ulrte
Zig 6oile % Sgun - ait bette maatte
unoer9raue De ltRrtelte aon@Ititutiouer
% plante Sp9oomsipirer Dos Dem, Jon
reluItereoc / ell tiolI9 0G0.
Wan9e al De nGunte itOre 2eoere
baooe oprinoeli9t Ell uobolOenbeo %
Ell fDIiif araft, iom buroe bape liiret
benz Here 2~iusoage END benz, iom Gal
miiten re9ner for "Steuet8 2tar." 3en
3io, lOm DC bar lepet mlnore eno Dc
"lpo @an9e IT," ct Oerior Ell al De Sps
oirelier, 1Om De bar bragt paa Score
lanoets gtlter.
8i5ie 3iliGl0e, Der uiier, til 5pilten
Orao 8rigeu bar iortoltet be ltOre Sc
OereS 2eOetIo, 9iuer paa famine Iio
3rslt til BEN, Der er bleuet urOllge
Que DC itore l%lobetoliuger til Eeniioner.
Oct er life l%auolDnli9t, at be iimple
SOlouters Giu iOm Regel oil bliue me.
get lGngere eno be fonmanoereuoe Sis
ficerers. Gn Sploat ira BorgerfriQen,
Der III er unoer iemti aar, maa bnue
taset 2ieneite / Ell meget un0 Aloer.
Get er rimeligt, at De alerileite, Der MI
trRffer YenliOu, mau u9re cper BET
balue bunoreo Nar. Sum faa Nor
mere pil ben9aa, inben 9pben uoitrps
ger beres Nauue al TeniionsliIten.
General Sbermar, ben bRoertruneoe
samle Selt, bar cn llnotagelie ira 5or.
iDnet8 a~abenbare Bsltemmelie, at iu9el
al be fore @eneralcr ltulOe lRu9e oucr,
lepe be ierti aar. Sfjgnt ooer 70
bolot ban no iom ben iiOite Sperle.
penoe blanot benz, Der isrte eUre Or.
nicer til Seir Os frelite llniouen fra
Ssrberlemmelie. I
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
McSntoib 60, u. 9afpta.

Seq bnaber at faa SUM / "Tpiten" for no9le
slHler ira NcSntoib. Scr bar pGret ct no
IaGrtet Saarpeir, hi bar bapt al Negr, lorl
Nogen funoc unlte iig. % bots NplIngen Tan
boIoe, bpoo Den I'LL louer, fpmnter ri I'll at
9Ipre en- itpr Spit. Sette tr9t9es o8iaa
haarot. oa her CT lioet eler intet apiet DC
Nolte gar. 5Drfeu or BOG lille Den enelte
Uleuoc, pi bar; Der er ncglc gtGno, lpnt al
nllnoelig ganr uuber Gaunet Sloolngere,
lom 9lcr ben iattige GARNER Iigelnn me9ei
Staoe iont Sprfeu. 9iSie 5prer Iaaner line
Een9e | Giten til lape Reuter, % lanner oert
10 '9Ici til 5armsrue for ira 80 I'll 100
erocsH', ia Der CT 3iliGlOer, bpor DC erpp8
par taaet ouer 100 Trocent. Site not meo,
al Dc lager oisie ublue Yrocenter, men Dc
o'ri8erer psiaa &al9eue. 6%ouemmelig CT
Oei DC rnSiilte 5pitere, bet gaar no oper; DC
Hpoer opre Moltiner % tore 9elte lIiTnG
W i9uter ittc paa, at bet riaa betales Ell
wang; uaor DC oa 9utet iaar at beiale mso,
w DC lite auoet eno at femme, iort olSle
Slooiu9rre oil.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
Gn ppjiatp9ffenoe S~filsmisiciag

VII ppVBluGIteHue SlileMls'elaB
oil i%prmobentllg meo bet iDrlte finoe
Steb i Berlin. @u perpRreuoe befjenpt
Sabrifant asteoe for ct Iarstio iioen
en- 0atter af en- rig Banter i Eelt %
fit so tulen @Dlben / Miebgiit, builfe
ban Dog opcrlob i'm Suitru til iri &aas
oisbep. Gen utse 6ultru, lom patte
a~lminoelis Opli9t peo i'm i%crtrpllenpe
Sfisnbeb, iorloo for 4 Tiger lioen /
Iotters Mprfe i'm Manos / Butsoas
mer9apcu lig9enoe !ous, p9 Srunoen
BERTH bar uiit Jig at bore, at bun bar
uolteot ialltc gerler. Sloen lit Sitter
maal baube bun nemllg ipetuleret pna
8prierne / Sdmburg o9 Serltn, %
naunlia / DC iibite Maaneoer bappe bun
tabt ubpre GUNNER, ipnl ei dlene OPP
lluate Mieosiiten, men o9'aa forarle>
piaeoe benpe til at uoiteoe ialite Serler
paa beuoes ManbS Napn. s De igrlte
9aae al Mai blep Der prelerteret 9r.
q. Ell iaaoan 8erel tll Detailing. 6or
6,rmaets 9Gres Stplo bonUrereoe ban
DEN falite 8erel, men foo Sa8en unoers
isoe al en- pripat SppaseIiesbetient.
9enne uoiauOt, at 6ru .. bapoe no
Itept Gerlcn, %, ba ben iurbitreoe @3s
teiqQe iorebUlot benoe Sa9eu, tllltoo
hun. at Der poerlisere par Iallte SerIer
iii ct Selpb al 3S tuien Niarf | CmlCb.
9omens 5aber, hos bpem bun ior IL
ben opboloer iis, bar Dog louet at o9tte
8clpbet.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

afaftr iot s9l % ,au faats paa dbpsti aprtjts.
THE CHARLES A. VOGELER Co, Baltimore, Nd.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
Gnffnflnnnh Slim

Nplingcu beromtritg itnar uomUrtet goot,
% Def ier no III at bllpe Ell 9ob Spit. Be
iolfuin0cu | 8pen u9 Smegu or for oct
Meitc Stauoiuaucr, DC ileitc / Apbe ufono
milte SmitGuoigbeber. SDen G%pttouiucpO
or life mere cno 2 gar 0ummeI. Zen bar
en- bel Gel OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES % omtreut 200
SuObpg9ere. $ EOlttiten CT Oct 9anlte
title, eucitjgnt DER tales ON muli9e Sauoi.
batter til urIte Solg, Saaleoes tan uGpnes
oprc 9auOsmruO SaIt y. s.. &rp9 til Sena-
tor, o0 81. Sanion til Meblem al SeprGz
ientdntbnict, ~ 8i betieies al Taitpr 81.
3bpritcnion, iom er ell begapet SiGleiDrget
pa aobt lift al Nue. On Subltribent.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
a Hesse1rOths
w 8lobs % 2eber=
FILLER.
PILIAER.

UIesselroth's Blood a Liver Pills.
Iaranieres at life inbebolbe ben minbite
Sci apiiiglp' eler Blp Salts, men ere uoep
tniienoe tilbereoeoe al iraftise % lGsenee
Emner | Blanteri9et. Iisie gifIer onbefor
les | Seroelssbeo for fslsenoe giemeb:
y Com aforinssmibbel, boor 8 til 4
Einer I WlinlnoeltSbeo glgr goo Birtning
/ bdaroere 5ilfRi0e mna man ta9e 8. TO-
'rouiii 5orltoppelie tages isrIt 8, o~erefter 2
Ill 4 %buerdnoen Niten.
q Tor 9eberen. 5or at rsnie % Itpr,s
Ceoereu og belle Snltenet; for at befororf
Baloen' cnoringen iamt lette 5oroeieljen
} 81 pre-. Nfteu.
Sor 0looet. Naar / a Q RiCer taaef
er Mlorgen noQen lib, bile be biorags
Artfomt Ill Nfionorlna og iSlernetie al o.
Slags Sn9eligbeo % urenligbeo | BiDoet
irembrlnle Ell Inno Gtrtnlatlon at ,a.:,ntS
amt gtue Snoen eli init % rem Jaroe.
a gor aatarrb OF 6obsopins, Der TOM
ler al oaarIia NtaUe o. urent BLOB, tagef
Il ltprrt Yortlon "a I'll 81.
D for SraentimmsriBsr anne iages
~ liler bpcr Worqen, bpilfet frembrtnae
II ialoitGuois Geguisrtug al 5pitemet.
q Tor iicelusienoe @an0s % bite
5mag I RnHoen, liant naar Eldgsu CT be-
agt meo seiS.9nt Slilu, taScs . G q LILLE
)eo Genget,o.
y Sor Sorfi0lclfe % 6asbeo tages ea
uio Yortton al Rlierne oeo Sen9etlo.
IL 5orlouS ScsielrptbS Blob. % 2euer'
lILler % tag ingen arore.
6sis Teres apotbefer ifse bar benz. fac
emo $500 I'll mig oirefte; iea iiai oa mec
9maaaenoe Boit portoirit tilieuoe 3em {
G3iier.
&a!prence SeSieirptt,
@%Ianinsret gpotbeter,
1O7 q. Gbitago absuue, Chicago, 81
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

Gn Sorialiit / Wasoe6ur9 (5Dit.
lamb bleu iorlebeu iognt 3 Maaneoers
5Gnsiel, iOrot - ban bleu iiobenoe, oa
Der uobra9tes ct Qepe for aeiieren.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22
GorreipDnDance.

.-.,t,srsenesr nssn ~opn % gbr,sfs toacs M, nins-
,..,rrrr M, be tiir lite .neaus sisnn,mIaf, Of RES
,,,,,,er. gapnst pil life biipe ofeniIisaiprt. msbs
s,rkr, p.stpumsnDe Rcrrsiponetnt sufbsr bet. men Rss
~te,tiensn uaa bare Gopnet % aertsIen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-07-22

y 8eo en- 5etltogelie moiom / Iorrige Go.
fuH ge9pnoeiien al bette Stptte, boor.
for bet her inotages / TN Selbeo.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-21

these names and see if they are not correct
wheh the official announcement is made two
months from now, etc." As Clerk Smiley
read the appointees of Governor Pattison
the Senator watched The DISPATCH list
They tailed exactly.
The appointments were William F. Har-
rity, of Philadelphia, Secretary Of the Com
monwealth; w. q. Hensel, of Lancaster
Attorney General; Captain William Nc
Clelland. OF Pittsburg,. Adjutant General
Although not announced, the appointees OF
each of these gentlemen are all we'll known,
and also tailed with the names printed in
The DISPATCH November q, except in
the case of Mr.. HarrIty's deputy, where
Mr.. Tilden, of Erie, is to take the place of
ex-Collector B gler, of Clearfeld.
The Senate, true to Its intention, had gone
into executive session for the purpose OF
passing on the appointments hanging over
from Governor Beavers term These were
all confirmed without any objection on the
part of the Democrats before the appoint
ments of Governor Pattison were announced.
Therefore, there was no clash nor DISPOSE
tion for one. Every Republican voted for
the confirmation of Pattison's Cabinet Off
cials, but as Senator Neeb said, laughing,
sit was an awful hard thing for Republi-
can like me to vote for Democrat" And
that was actually the first time the Jolly
German editor had ever voted for Demo-
crat in his life.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-21
coaBErr IN CHICAGO.
The Western Pugilist Thinks He viii De-
feat jackson When They Meet.

The Western Pugilist Thinks He win De-
feat jackson When They Meet.
CHICAGO, Jan. 2O-Prof James Corbett. the
star heavy weight of California, and Prof.
Donaldson, of Minneapolis, who accompanied
him from New Orleans, will box in Streator
ILL.,, this week ana then go East. Corbett will
form a combination and work his way West
through the country. He will reach Frisco
about April i, and will then 60 into actual
training for his fight with Peter jackson. The
match is for purse of $4,000. of which the
winner will receive S. 800. This is unquestlona-
bly, one Of the greatest contests for the heavy
weight class ever arranged. jackson and Cor
bett are known as the most skillful boxers that
the ring has ever produced The battle will not
he sluggng affair. but one for scientific points
until the referee can declare a winner. The
match will not be decided until May because of
Corbett's Eastern tour and in order to allow
Jackson who is ill., to get into condition. The
style of these gladiators varies In boxing. Cor
bett is an exponent of the Dempsey school,
while Jackson follows more closely the manner
of Jem Mace. Speaking of the match yester-
day, Corbett said: 49,.
II feel every confidence in meeting jackson,
but prefer to give him plenty of time to get
strong. l do not want to meet him while he is
was whipped by sick man; should defeat
him don't want it claimed that he was not in
proper condition" --- ..--. ,...
Corbett has fought only one prize fight, that
against Choynski, when, with practically two
broken bands, he made one of the gamest and
hardest fought battles record. Last year
Corbett outboXed Jake kirain.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-21
EVENING FESTIVITIES.
GRAND DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS AND A
BALL AT ARM0RY HALL
Governor Pattison Receives Many Hundreds
of People at the Executive Mansion and
Is Assisted by the Members of His Cabi-
net and Their Wives.
lrnoM A STAFF CoRRrspoNDENr, !,

FL .
HARRISBURG, Jan. 2O.-Three events
took place at night. the one OF most COM
manding interest was the display of fire.
works in Market square. The State appro-
priation was largely devoted to this, and
there was irst-class list of pyrotechnical
novelties from Philadelphia. The inaugural
ball took place in Armory Hall, on Second
street, several squares below the Capitol
grounds. Governor Pattison led the grand
march, but retired soon afterward. The
gayeties of the evening were participated in
by many of the members OF the Legislature
and was npder the management of ,tbe
Central Democratic Club OF Harrisburg.
The most brilliant happening of the night
was the public reception of Governor Patti.
son at the Executive Mansion on Front
street. Thousands of people improved this
opportunity of meeting the Executive in
his palace of home on the most aristocratic
street of Harrisburg The spacious parlors
were filled with potted plants, vases of cut
flowers, and mirrors and pictures were
draped in the Stars and Stripes. Governor
Pattison was assisted in receiving by his
wife. The others who assisted were Hmm
phrey Tate, Private Secretary to the Gov
ernor, and wife; Attorney General Heusel.
Secretary of State Harrity and wife. Ad.
jutant General William McClelland. and
friends from Philadelphia. The callers
formed in lines, shook hands with the receiv
ing persons and then passed on to the left.
State Librarian William H. Egle enter.
tanned Lieutenant Governor and Mrs.
Watres at his home on North Second street,
during the. Inauguration. The Governor
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-21
SECRETARY BLAINE EXPLAINS,
Denial of the Report of War Vessels Being
Ordered to the Pacific. 4

Denial of the Report of War Vessels Being
Ordered to the Pacific.
WASHING GToN, Jan. 20-Secretary Blaine
was asked by representative of the Asso-
ciated Press to-day if the State Department
had learned what was the cause of the war
excitement a fortnight since in London.
He replied that he had just received copy
of the LoRdon Times of January g. in which
he found dispatch from its regular Ameri-
can correspondent, dated Philadelphia, jan
uary 8, as follows:
Naval orders recently issued indicate the
gathering of a formidable American fleet in the
Pacific waters before the Bering Sea fishing
season opens. Eleven warships and five reve-
nue. cutters are now, or will soon be, there
having been sc guns and 2.625 men. Seven
other steamers, it is rumored. will also be char
tered for revenue duty. thereby increasing the
fleet to % ships. with lis guns and 5000 men.
including two of the fastest and most powerful
OF the new cruisers-the San Francisco and the
Charleston. All these can arrive at Port Town
send by May. Six are at San Francisco and
nine others in the Pacific.
Mr.. Blaine said that on hearing of this
unfounded and mischievous telegram he had
sent TO the Navy Department, and had been
informed by Secretary Tracy that there has
been this winter a smaller naval force on
the Pacific than at any time for the last teu
years. Instead of the large force with 11S
guns and 8, 900 men, as the Times correspond.
ent states, the whole number of ships is 5,
the guns are 81 and the number of men $50.
The force is not SO great as it was in Janu-
ary, 1890, and the force then was much
smaller than it was in January, 1885, Mr..
Blaine added that be thought the cor
respondent of the Times owed an explana-
tion to the American people.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1891-01-21
PATTISON In POWER.
Continued from. first page. ]

Senate, permit me to say, first. as to the right
OF suffrage.
This under our Constitution is guaranteed to
be free and equal. The free exercise of this
right carries with it absolute secrecy of the
ballot. In my judgment this is not secured
under our present law. Nor can it be without
a modification Of article s, section 4, of our
Constitution. which modification should be ac-
companied by proper safeguard as to the reg
istration of voters.
The people in whom all governmental power
is inherent and irrespective of party bave
spoken upon this question. 1t is therefore not
only safe and expedient, but incumbent upon
faithful public officer TO make it possible for
them by submitting to them the question of
holding institutional convention to change
their fundamental law. if they desire the better
to secure their rights and liberties and to pro-
mote the general welfare.
Education is the strongest, cheapest and best
ornament of State. No mistake can be made
upon the side of lberality in its behalf. Our
schools should be well maintained, the general
appropriation to the common schools increased
and free textbooks supplied under proper re-
strictions out of State funds.
Education Duty of the State.
The State owes it TO itself and to its future
rulers-the school boy and the school girl of
to-day-that not one of them shall grow up
within its borders, either by reason of poverty.
avarice or neglect. without good common
school education. They should be taken from
the mines, the factories and workshops. from
the lanes and alleys by compulsion, if necessary,
and matriculated in the peoples college-the
common schools of the Commonwealth.
There is a manifest inequality in our tax
laws which requires that the burden now rest.
ing upon farm lands and real estate should be
lessened and personal property be made to bear
its true proportion, This inequality might in
some degree be removed by diverting from the
State funds to the proper county school and
municipal treasures all moneys not necessary
to the honest and economical administration of
the State government, to be applied to the
schools, the care of the INDECENT insane. roads,
the expense of the jury system and for the
holding of general elections.
In the last decade of the nineteenth century
there should be no strife between capital and
labor But If men are not just, they cannot be
made SO by legislation. Otherwise. an act to
compel employer and employe to sign and OBJ
serve the golden rule would forever settle the
conflict. Money estates and labor are alike
capital of the people. They should alike be
treated justly and without favoritism. / am
opposed to class legislation in whatever form
or guise it may appear Our Government does
not recognize it and it Is foreign to its spirit.