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Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
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9pocms GtlOc.

"Sa, taar 9alen er ON 0gbenS
Sal," la9oe en- Spoa9eliesreiienoe pet
Gtaon @apn We Iab til uDgle 8enne,
/ San Srancisco, "iaa tjenber ies ct
Steo Der / California, buUr intet les
oenbe SGien fan lepe / fem Sefunoer
ua oct Steb er ppenifjebet life mere END
80 SOB fra Ell traiiiteret 2anbepei
9an9s SuOen al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
9aar Der Ell beinroct 8ei, Der igrer ira
SUpelano til uflab. Seien saar pao
en- 4iiats pper en- 9al, Der oames
al &uSiian &iuer, iom i Gigbeo meo
npiten ale CALIFORNIA; Glpe neiter
itaois ipranbrer lit 2eie. Naar Den
aarli9e Slom inbtreoer, ubbreoer 81.
ben iig ouer belle 0alen % er OOer Ell
Otil breo.
SmeOemeu &lpu9e iortrsbleoe 1reer,
omtreut 3 Wil fra Sppelano % 80 Son
ira Seien bubler Der Ell alloe al bet
f~larelte 8ano. Oct %eneIte, mar pao
4iitano logger Ntarfe til ueo &ilben,
er Den bpie raieubc 9po, Den irembrins
ger, ioet ben pGlocr Irem ira Sano9rurl.
ben. Oct lpoer omtrent iOm foseno(
Sano; men 9aa belt Der bort, % or
pil til bin 8eItprtelIe ie Sfeletter
Sunbreoeuls at 5u9le % en- talria
Man9Oe al im0G 8pr, iaalom Gtborn
Si9ue 0. l., lig8e pmtring ailoel, pa
nGIten altiO pil on finOe 2egemerle Al
npgle 5ugle eler DIR / Ell mere elel
minore ~iurranouet 3illtano li9e Der
Santen. 9pis Ell Mano er flpg, oil
ban nDie Jig meo at betra9te bette ubpg-
geli9e Steo paa Nfitanb, ior Der lti9es
pp ira &iloct en- Gas lan siltiS % opbs
~brinaeuoe, at ct eneite aanoeora8 bera'
or moi til at br9be.
SilpeuS farli9e G9enltaber er 9ooi
tjenbte al ollie, iom Dor Der / Rnrbcoen,
% De iortGqer uitc irD9telise Gins ON
Den. @u Dag sif eli 6armers iegaari9(
0aiter, Der boeoe Der i NGrbeoet, bort
ira Siemmet. 0enoes 5raoGrelie bler
life iast MGrtc til for ct Yar Elmer
i~enere, oa 5orelOrene sit no Ipr at lebt
otter benoe. De ianot benbe - Sig
peo Siben al ailoen meo en- lioen Dob
5u9l / Saanoen. aabenbart bappe
bun iet 5u9leu ueo 9anten, %, lottei
al beus lmuffe 6aruer bauoe bun Ior'
ip9t at iage Den Op % mloer bette 6pr'
Isa inoaanbet @asleu ira ailoen.
@~eltjenot, iom &iloen or, er Der ile'
life iot no9ct aonareuoe WtGrtc peo ben
Der err iutet @iGrpe pmirilg ben, naal
ulbtaseS en- Del @rene % Spite, ion
6armerne bar taitet D ben ior n
boloe line @reatnrer cerira. @n oriitir
Mnuo bolot eu9ang Yuiten % tiiitpp.
pebe tine G9lebor, mebens ban bSieb,
ia oper aanten for at hpre paa Gar,
men,, ben han beifrep iom sanite r9b4
ipm. 8anbet antases at pGre noaen.
Mnoe ianot. nastet man insentIng ree
meb Yeitemtbeo, Ia bet aloris bar pR.
ret mnoeripgt. aileen er lom ia9t Den
piebIiifelise 0po ior bert iepenoe @Rs
fen, lom tommer esrbo.t.~
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
&DrreipDnbance.

srrrsfrsrfonor pt,r Tsrr 90 nhresit iso,s Ute urlns-
t1f,nirn iii. b tiir ifis snoena eisnnsHlais a. Re.
feifionrr. sopnr nil ifis biips oF,riIisaieri. msbs
s'nir' r~sfisnnsnbs serrtireHhtHt sri,G bet. men Sss
~faiiisntH maa bare kapnci o. aeresl,n-
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
Qoc o,ti 9orle. gJfi

Sac qui Tarle, Ntinn.
9a jsg efter Spiororiug ltaI inoienoe
gubltription for en- up @bpnneut paa 7ereS
Blao, iaN bill jeg mco bet Samnte beaDtte
Gnlebniu9en til at beoe ON Spta9elie al
npsIe Sinier. llaetet "9ecorab.Yolteu~ bar
mango Solbere ogiaa Der | Sac qri Barrie,
or bet bog meget ijel0en at ie noget Stntfe
bcrfra. SOm en- Nariag BERTH fan bel u9ps
mes, at Sutet al ~niGopanli9beo er fprefulot
Der rnnot, % bet GueIte, iUm Do blir at ltripe
ON, er Seir % YilO. SibituGpnte bar /
CONNER p9ret pper Nles Gnite til bet @obe
for Sac qui garles &eoiommenoe. Ser par
m Stuno tsrt fra 8aaren al men riseli9t
Sie9n TOM, oa bet bebDpeoeS. SorpeIten er
MI for bet Weite fRrOig. I'm @nfelte bar
islen iibt. Sarmerne T peo 9oot Nfu0, ipm
Splge al lloiisterne til ct sploeut Gar, boao
ale Sarmproouiter ausaar. Speoen bpres
iiGr no I'll at 8ioe 9pot llbbptte. Gntelte
ipaar mellem IS a 30 Suibels pr. acre inn
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; for lioet er bog biotil
trGitet til of flnne iise Np8et meo. Sisbeo.
Spab bet 9olitilte angaar, iaa er her
Shle, iiqr blanot Sarmerne paa oenne 3io.
Nle &artier CT repr9ieuteret, ale bar Hpget,
!pm DC flyer maa rettes paa, men paa Srt'
i~tGnoigbeSerne Ton DC tile meo slarias tIase,
bet er oct ~leieiie.
Seq sr meset bel i~oruBiet meo Slaoet %
l9ier bet meo Snteresie. Sra Wooerlanoet
Iorse iaar hi oa osiaa bsre, % iom Ggte
9elemariins sr jeg oa iiGr sl0o / aprre
ipunoancer fra be CRATER. Seq oil oa oaiac
iaa 9op til at bilie 9orreiponbenteu fra
6itteroal nleb Nnmobniug ON mart at Iaoe
bpre fra ia. Gin Selemarttua.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

3ioer 1n al cepeopine, Salieipas, Brph'pass
bso, uorbsn ylpreHe. Sisrtsban,en, Neuralgia, ahsu
matisme elsr R~srpsiprfieIit, TRIP III al. Gauis. 1866
Vi. Aaaotion Str. Chicago. 81. SaHs 5ioo. CO lirtes
DieoiCiHer belbreoer burilat on llierL. 2y.I1.Ia
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
SIoau, Soma.

SiVuNp Ntpiuu.
Set bar p9ret ell poab CONNER pg life
megri oarm;t til 8e9Dnoelien al 9tuguit, on
hi I'll Iarmle iigetil ben 22oe Guguit.
Saa tlep oct nieo st toIoi; Der bar 5roii
ON Wpr9eneu ben 22oe % 23oe. Gplin0en
| bet nprite Settlement 8 q Z Yil / Spb her.
fra er bet Sele taset goo, men %pitenior Ell
3 eier 4 Wii!e biipsr bet libet cller iutet, pan
@rinb al Speripgmmelier / SUM al 2 imao
Glpe, gSbiltep % 9seit Sort Giper, Der lpbey
Uper 2aplanbet.
Ser er M ell nprit Brett bpint / Sloan;
hans Nopn er 8. Sjeloitao. San b~etieuer
GiieH Menigbeo / albotpn, Z Mil bcrfra, u9
Gnopa % Hoienbal Wicni9bebi Sba Gouutp,
San oil maaife pBiaa enaang inellem afboloe
@uostlencite for oS Iorife Der i Slpau. %
ri CT glade pper at BABE BAN % bans Suitrli
/ Dor Nfibte.
SioSleoen Naarts Maaneo, ben l4oe 81. J
ON Roraenen opitpo Slblps Der, os oite
SDsniuger lGpuebes mep Soroen, ocriblanot
g. VI Sinnes etos Store; ban bnuoe omtrent
baip INSURANCE, % bar M iaaet ig % ct
Bridbus; Here andre 8rIdbnie ital bpaaes.
Gloan Dor baot en- Soom l npe Spsuinser
ocune CONNER; blanot andre CT o8iaa ct
fort &arebuS opfsrt for Dor 2aiosmanr
Is. " 4. Olipn, iom oriper grorerp % Dry
Goods Sorreinira iamt baabler mse Sornr'
Diaiiineri. Gan CT Dor Fire Chief, 1owr
9ruiiee % Sioles3 ireitsr.
On 93eraeuier.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
Scnornml, MtiHn.

yVTIUIHITI, WIIH.
Nplinaeu iiaar fueget lppeTae Der, iaa
farmerue penier NOT at faa en tnna 9uno /
SpIt, bpiS Der bare intct Sul oar / 8unoen.
VT 3iberne er saniif sobe, Tan man lutte al.
at Der er bpsset nGiten paa buer 5orm i
CONNER. 9iseiaa bar m,an III be8pubt at
iisbe Cop 9uaaier, iaa Der alosles primley
ai benz paa Se,enr. Tet or, Tom gn ituloe
je en- 8aaoltare pao Sapet. naar DC trpnier
/ 9anbitjelet; DC ma look out, iaa De lie
fpniberer meo bperanore.
~3ecprab.8 cIteu~ er eli tI9rfpmmen @lGlt,
% man peuter paa, at ben iparte 9eit iial
brinse ben irenl. VI.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
TACOMA $1,000

a. Uoqars %foHtaRt, "a 500 WyaHtbsn tull,r fss
On b~ssettouu tiat orA BEL rgs RdeHc ~iuthsTiss Hntosr1
htst, b~tigqenbct %ItgmaS H~p5siiaits harttao. Bistot
aaar gisuusm eierosm nfi. fpsuiEg,r Oft btips TO
DOB : froHttH o. ~ see p1d bcH aHsta FGut; 'ommtr
III at 'sas $4,000 iarbis. tarsst or fiEnst ~ sru1
FOR nsrits. iutHift o. tot Rtrfaamfuuo. H6rssit
Pacific Lutheran University Association. satr 8Blrs
4. Smttb, Lat5ma, @aib- SIlLia
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

gn bcitis 2eperip9bom forbitrepe
mia 9ipet. De ipritieaisite Wiioier
a~npenotes uoen 2iuorlns. GnbcIi9
bruote jes Or. glusuit asriss Sanls
burger 9raaber % bleu fort 2io illo.
itenoia belbrebet. Sobana 9apiS.
1920 Banf Street, Baltimore, Nb.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02

6n 900 SRrbom gap 3~auosbspoing
8jsrtman ben llnsoom, iom nps fiji
5erie peb Gefles oiientli9e Sfole, oo
ban la9oe:
Scr finoes en- farlis 5ienoe, iom ies
aouare @oer imOo, oct er: Operoriuelie
/ 2iusiOrnsoenbeoer, Ho9et til builten
Dor Gibs llnaoom oesuGrre bar en- uipts
febrinsenoe 3ilbsiellsbeo. Raar bisie
inbbilote 5ornspmbeoer life fan tils
~Irebshiles, irsmtaloes Mismoo, foe life
at tale ON ale be Jorbrpoeller, iom bar
tit Opbap / ieililasue 5orbaabninaer,
os Sfploen ifpoes iaa ouer paa bet fat
tise 59orelanb. 5or at bare tilirebs
meo fin Sob os for ri9tis at funne bare
til @auu for fit 9ano, iOrores osrior. at
man life ipsrser 2ioet Om: @Suao maa
ies baue?" men ~bpao ton ies unouare?"
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
FOR 80 CENTS III s.... y ...t is.n .s

bel aargarg al "8uinoeit o. 0Jtnuet7 o.
&rRmiebogcu "@u @pliooe al en- Ssple5 2lo@.
Of gIdrie Sophie Sdpar8, ~ GibUar al
"Tctprab Boiielt"5 NboWaeHttr. "apHoeu
o. pIeuuet" beaptots bei lie SnL 1891
iiu 40e AargauL uolontmer en- Ndil ON
Mdaneoeu meo 90 tore 5t0sr o. { S1uitrl,
toner. on tn0eboloer lI1a iom fHHte pRrs
al Siteresle for be i~tduotnduiiit Apluoev /
amertia. "apiuoeu o. 6lcnuuet" toiter 90
GtS. Or. War. o. bort IlbHo iDr 30 Seats
til ~Iecorab Boieu-s 4boHteHtsr er aitiaa
balu Bris on alri6er fHi III oeHt, Der
lie Auloer bort Bldo MI, men iun lpr bet
ieriie Aar. lor at liaiit &laoel itgrrs u0tre'
belle. 8rpueunmner ieHoes Irrt IditriD
Wtrs. Boa paniEL 9soar RaploA SOMA.
Decorah-posten., 1891-09-02
Yeraenes 6irfulatioM. Gn geters.

Yepsenes 6%irfulatiom. en Beters'
burser paooeoe for tire aar iiben meb
en- Sen ON, Of 9ili9loet iuoen ire aar
after piioe ipiae BAN ben 5emrubel.
Sebosl ibenoe. iom ban juit fob ! ge,
sreb meo at sipe uo.
San bar oisie Gage pnnost g9boss
manlet. 0a ban nplis paa en- 8eitau.
ration loo Opuarteren bptte nOsle Yeus
&c, 1T ban jim samie SeSoel tilbass.
8abosmaalet breieoe zig OH tuiiaos
0ablsr.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-14
1t Mayer Fails.

A drayman had backed up to warehouse on
Beekman street to deliver a heavy box, says the
New York SUM- and the process of unloading
halted eight or ten pedestrians. Pretty soon
along came rusty old man with a very large
cane and very storm beaten plug hat
What! What! A balky horse, chi" he chat
tered TO himself as he took in the situation No
one answered him, and he asked of by
stander
Have the expedients been resorted tor
Dunno"
Looks like an obstinate brute, but have
remedy. Always works when other articles
have been tried in vain suppose there will be
no objection to my trying it,"
well. I'll take it upon myself to start this
beast You see how easily it is done"
He stepped to the horses head, pulled his
left ear down, and blew in il with a great
"whew- os-hl' The amazed horse gave his
head swing. and the crowd saw the rusty old
man go head over heels into the gutter, while
his hat flew one way and his cane the other.
What in blazes are you up to anyway"
shouted the drayman, as he let go of the box
and ran to the horse TO quiet him.
Never fails-never knew it to fail in NV life -
replied the old man, as he scrambled IN and
grabbed for his hat
Everybody began laughing, and as he rescued
his cane from the wheels of passing car the
man with remedy turned aud explained:
Left ear is the one, Always pull the left
ear down and go b. ana you've got him.
Morning. gentlemen-the left ear, remember -
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-14
Cruelty As q Clvilizer.

By the disagreement of the Dakota jury
before which the Sioux Indian Plenty
Horses was tried for his life on the
charge of killing Lieut. Casey last
winter the Indian is to be given
another chance for his life. Evidently
he does not think that he has done
anything wrong, and his defense, which
claims that the shooting was only an act of
war, is not unreasonable If we take into &C
count the treatment accorded his race by
the whites.
Look at the case of Few Tails" for ex-
ample. There is a parallel instance that
constitutes rather striking contrast.
Although Sew Tails" had pass from
the agent of his reservation permitting him
to go with his family on a hunting expedi-
ton in perfectly regular and inoffensive
way he was ruthlessly murdered while re-
turning, without any apparent provocatiou.
Not only was he killed in cold blood, but his
whole family was butchered SO far as the
registering soldiers felt disposed to amuse
themselves by shooting. Yet those soldiers
are placed there by the government to pro-
tect these Indians from any sort of wrong
or injury.
According TO the statement Of the In
dams wife their horses were pulling up
steep incline when six white men concealed
in ambush suddenly and without provoca-
ton fired at them a volley which instantly
killed Few Tails" Although shot through
the thigh and breast the Indians courageous
wife crawled out of the wagon and mounted
an extra horse they were leading and fled
for her life to the reservation. Almost as
soon as she got to the reservation those
willful white murderers of her husband
came riding In from different direc.
lions and stated that Sew Tailsn
had been marauding and they found
it necessary to kill him to prevent
him from running off settlers cattle
They also spread the same report among the
settlers, who were deceived into the belief
that these white outlaws had done a praise
worthy act. in that way Indian scares are
started, which result in rumors Of so-called
"uprisings," which eliminate in wars and
wholesale slaughtering of Indians.
Undertaking to civilize the Indians by
such methods as these cannot produce salts
factory results.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-14
INDEX TO NBW ADVERTISEMENTS,

MEETINGs-Savannah Rifle Association ;Zerub
babel Lodge No. Is. F. and A. NJ; Fidelity Cas-
tie No. z. X G. E.
SPECIAL decentralization, Knights of
Pythias; The Heavy Reductions at Receiver
Sale of A. Falk & Sons Stock, G. F. Law, Re
ceiver; AS TO Bills Against Russian Bark Jupiter;
Notice as to Lost Check; Selling Out at Cost,
John H. Schroeder; George Meyers Natural Ice
at John d. Moran's; Patronize Heidt's Drug
Store.
MILITARY ORDERs-Order No. 80, Georgia
Hussars.
STEAMSHIPS SCHEDULEs-Ocean Steamship
Company; Baltimore Steamship Company.
SATURDAY, MAY 16-At Levy's,
SUMNER RESORTS Stribling Springs. Shen.
andoah Mountain, Virginia.
Betting eidlinger & Rabun, Agents.
AUCTION SALES Executors Sale, by ]. Nc.
Laughlin & Son.
SATURDAY, AND SATURDAY ONLY-Appel &
SchauL
LEGAL NoTIcE-Petition for Incorporation of
Southern Mill Supply Company.
CHEAP COLUMN ADvERTIsEMENTs-HelpW Want
u: Employment Wanted; For Rent; For Sale !:
Lost; Personal. Miscellaneous.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-14
DIR. Briggs, theology.

The very general impression is that the
case iof DR.. Briggs. the professor OF the
Union theological Seminary who is
charged with holding views of the Bible
and Of Christian doctrine which are incon-
sistent with the Westminster Confession,
will be presented TO the general conventio n
of the Presbyterian church. which will meet
in Detroit next Thursday. II the case
should be presented 20 that body 1t viii be
the subject of an interesting discussion, for
the reason that DIR. Briggs views have
many strong supporters in the Presbyterian
church. As already known, four of the
committee that was appointed to examine
the views which he expressed in his famous
inaugural address. delivered last Januar y,
have make a report to the New York
presbytery against him, and two have
made a report In his favor. The fact that
two reports were made shows quite con-
clusively that he is not without adherents
in the church.
1t is thought that in the general conven-
ton an effort will be made to veto the ap-
pointment OF Dr. Briggs to the professor
ship he holds in the Union Theological
Seminary. To veto the appointment under
the circumstances would be an announce
ment, virtually. that in the opinion of the
convention the charge of heresy which has
been brought against him is true.
But has the convention the right to veto
DIR. Briggs appointment There are two
opinions with respect to this question. IN
der an agreement made some years ago the
convention has the right to veto appoint
ments made to professorships, but it is not
improbable that in the case Of DR.. Briggs
it will be contended that tho right does not
exist for the reason that he has been a pro-
fessor in the seminary for many years, and
that he occupies his present professorship
by virtue of transfer from another profess
sorship rather than by new appointment.
IL DIR. Briggs appointment were a new one
there would be no question of the right Of
the convention TO veto it.
10 seems to be understood that the semi
nary will stand by DIR. Briggs, and it is in
timated that if his appointment is vetoed it
will withdraw from all connection with the
general assembly, which would be virtually
a withdrawal from official connection with
the recognized authority Of the Presbyterian
church.
There is another phase of the case that
will command attention. IL is that the
founder of the professorship which DR..
Briggs holds desired that the doctor should
be transferred to it, and that he should
teach the doctrines which are alleged to be
heretical
The statement is made that the older min
listers, chiefly, of the Presbyterian church
are hostile to DR.. Briggs views, the younger
ones, as rule, approving them. And it
looks as If the entire influence Of the semi
nary would be in his favor though it is not
clear what course the seminary would take
should Or. Briggs be convicted of heresy by
the local presbytery. But if the seminary
should sever its official connection with the
Presbyterian church there would be brought
about a condition of affairs that might
cause division of the church.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-14
To Give AWAY.

boy of s or s years, according to story in
the Chicago Herald, was made happy by the
arrival OF baby sister. He had been the only
child in the family, and, being a good and
obedient boy, had been humored till he was
perhaps in some danger of being spoiled Be-
fore the little new sister was many weeks old
however, Master Fred began to feel that his
own position was sadly altered.
The stranger had supplanted him. Father
mother and servants were all the time talking
about the baby. There was no mistake; Fred
was no longer king.
The boy began to be unhappy, aud Just then
he remembered placard which his father had
put up at conspicuous point ON the premises
some months before.-"Ashes to give away
Inquire Within" Fred had taken great interest
IN this notice, and had inquired infinitely into
its meaning. He remembered now that verv
soon afterward man called and carried away
the ashes.
He had been to the kindergarten and could
spell and print after fashion So with such
helps and hints as he was able to get slyly from
the ser wants, he managed to coucoct the follow
ing sign. which his astonished father one day
home to dinner:
"A BABY to give away,
inquire Of FED"
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-05-14
Re Had Been to Pensacola

1T is difficult for a northerner TO appreciate
the terror that a rumor Of yellow fever creates
among the residents Of the south - said com
mercial traveller to the New York HeraId, re-
Gently.
THE last time was south, he continued.
there were few supposed cases Of the disease
IN Pensacola, Fla. II was several years ago. In
order to protect their cities from a visitation of
the plague the cities Of New Orleans and Mobile
coming from Pensacola.
Il was leaving New Orleans with several COM
msrcial men, among whom was g great, big
Jony practical joker, typical commercial trav-
eler, who represented Troy shirt and collar
manufacturer. He was q man well on toward
middle age.
''As the Louisville and Nashville train drew
nearer to Mobile and had passed the only avail
able connecting point with Pensacola it was
boarded by quarantine officer
be was thoroughbred southerrer, a man
whom you would instinctively call colonel
ern title or not
HE went through the cars, questioning each
passenger upon where he had come from,
and particularly if he had oeen anywhere near
PENSACOLA. Finally he reached the Trojan trav-
eler
Have you been to Pensacola he said.
The Trojan heFitated for a moment and then
replied: Yes, colonel. won't lie about it.
have been to Pensacola His companions
looked at the man in amazement, the colonel
Jumped about foot in the air whie the other
passengers III tno car started preclpltately Tor
the doors.
+" DO you know there is a quarantine against
that placer continued the southerner.
Yes replied the other.
well, you can't stop off at Mobile
But must, have business there
1t makes no difference about your business ;
continued the colonel. positively. The Mobile
board or health has passed resolutions ouaran-
timing against Pensacola, and you'll have to
continue on this train
~ won't do any such thing said the drum.
mer. I'm going to get OFF at Mobile. I've got
wouldn't miss seeing him for good deal. He
expects me-.
"'Tll tell you what it is my man. answered
the quarantine officer. there's a party of gen
tlemen on the railroad platform at Mobile armed
with shotguns that will looK after you if you do
get off.
But. colonel said the drummer, seeing that
the joke had gone far enough. it can't be as bad
as that. It's some little time since I've been to
Pensacola
How long is it? queried the colonel who
had neglected to ask that all important Ques-
tion.'
WELL replied the other, L can't exactly
recollect the day and month. Perhaps you can
assist me. | was in the union navy during the
war We had little affair at Pensacola and
another right out in Mobile bay. Do you recol-
lect the date of the Pensacola eventY If you
ever at Pensacola. It's about twenty years ago,
now think
"a great shout went up from every one in the
car. The colonel laughed as loudly as the rest.
I'll tell you what it is, boys, he said the
drinks are on me. Iwant you all to join me at
Mobile
Then turning to the Trojan he added, IN re-
fresh your memory a little about these affairs ct
PENSACOLA and Mobile bay. was there myself "
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Notwithstanding all of the boasts Of the
New York detectives about what they
would do in case very elusive British
criminal, known as Jack the Ripper, should
take notion to visit New York to ply his
peculiar practices, they have had butchery
similar to his for the past month to look UP,
but have not yet managed to get any fur
Their than arresting the wrong man. That
is apparently the end of their line. Now
they are as much at sea as the London bob
bies ever were. Making out possible case
against an ignorant foreigner, with all the
advantages OF circumstantial eviden ce to
sustain it, does not appear to be very diff
cult thing. Still they have not been able to
do that even yet. Boosting and succeed
ing are two entirely different things.