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Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12
She Sends . Squadron of Cavalry to De-
 fend Minister Egan.

She Sends Squadron of Cavalry to De.
 fend Minister Egan.
 SANTIAGO DE CHILL, Nov. 7.-Wild stories have been in circulation here for several days to the effect that conspiracy had been formed among the refugees in the American legation for the assassination of Colonel Canto, who so successfully led the Congressionalists during the recent insur rection. As a result of these reports a mass meeting of citizens was held in the plaza to denounce the conspiracy and to take whatever action was deemed neces sary.
 Minister Egan notified the junta that threats of an attack upon the legation had been made with the avowed purpose of securing the refugees. In very firm tones MT. Egan announced that the junta would be held strictly responsible for any damage which might be done to the lega tion or any harm that might befall any of it's inmates. The junta promptly dis patched troop of cavalry to the United States legation for it's protection. At the plaza meeting many incendjary speeches were made, aud the United States lega- tion and it's troop of so called conspirators were severely denounced. Just before the close of the meeting, government officials distributed a circular among the crowd which announced that the conspiracy stories were devoid of all foundation. This had 8 soothing effect upon the ex- cited citizens, and they dispersed.
 There is decidedly more friendly feel ing here between the Americans and Chilians.
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12

ACAPULCO, Mex, Nov. 10.-The cruiser San Francisco has arrived here from Callao after voyage of eleven days. The vessel will coal here and will probably re- ceive orders from the navy department at All on board are well.r
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12
Leq1Z Notices.

nISTRICT of Canaan, ss. Probate Court, U November 7th 1891.
 Estate of Joel K. Crofut late of North Ca- naan in said district deceased,
 The court of Probate for the district of Canaan hath limited and allowed 6 months from the date hereof, for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested within said time, will be debarred recovery. All persons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 WILLIAM B. GIBSON, Postoff1ice, Southf1eld, Mass. nISTRICT of Salisbury. ss. Probate Court, 'D November 4th., 1891.
 Estate of Daniel Manning late of Salisbury in said district, deceased,
 The court of probate for the district of Salisbury hath limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the credi- tors of said estate to exhibit their claims for settlement. Those who neglect to present their accounts, properly attested within said time, will be debarred a recovery. All per sons indebted to said estate are requested to make immediate payment to
 THos l.. NORTON, Administrator, Postof1ce address Lakeville, Conn
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12
Rats Had Eaten His Body.

WILKEsBARRE, Pa, Nov. 10-Eric An
 derson, an aged hermit who lived near i Ney Aug, was found dead in his hut. The
 body was badly eaten by rats. His money i is gone and it is believed the old man was murdered
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12
Sunday Work on Warsh ipS.

BROOKLYN, Nov 9-The activity in the Brooklyn navy yard continues. Two hun- dred of the 2,O00 men employed there were at work on the ships on the Sabbath. It is expected that the Miantonomoh, Chi. cago, Atlanta, Concord and Bennington will be ready for sea in few days.
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12

VALPARAISO, Nov. 9.-The Chilian gov ernment is seeking a friendly solution o1 the difficulty with the United States ovel the Baltimore sailors incident.
 Captain Schley and the other officers o1 the United States warship Baltimore art indignant at the yarn about its sinking for there is not the semblance of truth in the rumor. They know that it will have caused great deal of unnecessary anxiety among their families, friends and the peo pie generally of the United States.
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12
Delamater'S HOIn eStead Sold

MEANWHILE, Pa, Nov. 1O-The home stead of G. w. Delamater has been sold by assignees for $S,000 for the benefit of the creditors of the defunct Delamater & Go. s bank. The homestead cost between $50, GOO and $35, ,OOO
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12

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Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12
It Taps 8 New Coal Mine,

SHAMoKIN, Pa., Nov. 1O.-The Mount Carmel and Natalie branch of the Reading railroad, Which taps new coal field, has been opened.
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12
TGoelers' Guide.

HOusatOnic Railroad.
 (MAIN LINE DIvIsIoN.)
 June IA, 1891. Passenger trains leave Canaan, GOING NORTH $40 a. m. for Pittsfeld, North Adams also Albany, via State Line. l2.SO D. m. for Pittsfleld, connecting via. Stato Line for Albany. 6.47 D. m. Limited Express from New York via Hawleyville Junction, Bethel and South, Norwalk. 7.l7 p. m. for Pittsaeld, connecting via. State, Line for Albany. 1915 6. m., Sunday Mail for Pittsfeld.
 LEAVE CANAAN, GOING SOUTH. $40 8. m., for Bridgeport and New York 2.2s p. n., for Bridgeport. with through oar. 2.55 p. m., Milk for Bridgeport. 5.04 p. m., Limited Express for New York via South Norwalk, Bethel and Rawleyville Junction. 5.50 p. m., for Bridgeport and New York. Sunday Milk, 3.25 p. m.. for Bridgeport and New York. Connections are made at Brookheld Junc- ton with trains to and from Danbury. WILLIAM Fl. STEvENsoN,
 Vice-Pres't. and GanI Manager.
 A. W. PERRIN,
 Gen. Pass. Agt.
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12
SILVER

and plated ware. New stock and fine assortment just receiv- ed. Rogers Bros 1847' Knives,
 forks and spoons. Make a
Connecticut western news., 1891-11-12

large assortment of fine jewelry. Rings, Sterling Silver Souvenir Spoons of Berkshire. Clocks, solid sterling
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26
Stats fir Msatterl

Bnr iber 50Sabren fhcn tDurbe Wits.
MinsloD's 5Dotbing Snrup BON MiiIs
lionen BON Mhtterr beim 3abnen bet
Rinber angeirenbet. Wirf gu I'm
S9lafe bur@ bas S@reien eines Rin5es
geRBrt. bas i'm 3ahnen III unb TOR
S9mer3su treintg Menn 70, IaTe iofori
etne SlaiGe RON eMss. WinsIotp's 500.
thing ggrup@ hcltu. Gsin Mertb ID uns
be3ablbar. @s spirb benz fIeinea 0eiben.
ben fOf0rt 9iuberung berf9afen. Ser.
loBt Sud barauf, Mtttter, es 1T fein
3meifel baraber. gs beilt Spienterp
unb 9iarrboe, reguIirt ben Mogen unb
tie Hieren, beieitiet Winb . 2olit, ers
tuei@t ben Gaurreir, berbinbert gnt3an,
ouns unb ifdrtt bas game 5pfem.
.Nirs. Minslotps SOOTHING Gprups
fir 3abnenbe Rinber 1T angenebm In
@ef@mad unb bas 2e3ept itammt bon
einem Der 5effen tpeiblt9en Merate Id
ben Der. Gtaaten. IS 1T Bel alleu
Srugsiten In ber san3efi Wslt aa pa.
ben. Hreis IS gts. per 6lafGe.
Rauft ni9ts anheres aIs Mrs. Wi1s,
Ions Soetbing Sprup.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26
Gine 0roiaau,,
sur Imenbirune Der 2. unb IL. 5ettiou
bes RapiteIs go. 2 Der rebibirs
ten Or6inan3en Der Stabt
San Nntpnip.

Sci es bur9 ben Gtabtratb Der
Stabt San Nntonio berpronet, baf bic
6ectionen 2 un6 IL bes Gopitels go. 2
Der rebibirten Orbinan3en Der 6tabt
San Mntonio 10 amenbirt tperoen, ba6
He In Submit fOlgenoermaBen lauien:
% IS fsI bic 8Hidt
Oes 5tabtmari6als iein fur bic grrids
tung zines bfentli6en pfanbFales
Gorge su trageu uno BARN gferbe,
@iel, @inbbieb, S9afe, 3iegen un6
G9meiue, tpel1e fret In ben fp6ter on.
eefabrten @ren3er berumlauFen, einsu.
fperren Dber~ einfperren ~ lafen; babirs
ge3eu iOlleH 3iesen in iebem SbeiIe In.
nerbdib Der Stabtgrenaeu ~dufgegrifen
werben. NIes fold gefunbenes unb
e~in9efangenes 8teb fon eingefperrt tuers
ben unb bic Sbatla1e bur9 has off.
aielIe Organ er6taot unb bur9 Rotiseu,
bic m@Oults0auie, poliasisS Station unb
6auptmartt angei6lasen tperben, fhr
ben 3eiiraum BON finf 60 3aqen be.
tannt gema9t. Wenn mad Mblauf Der
3eit Der glgentbhmer Iid ni9t melbet,
lou fol6cs 8ieb bfentIi1 benz Weifs
bietenben nettauft tperben. Der gigen.
tbtmer o6er beEen Neent tann inbeHen
5u ieber 3eit Dor benz 8srtaufstage ioIf
eingefansenes 8ieb uieber ~ausI6Isu
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Cine 0roinan5,
5ur Mmenbiruug ber Section fluff co
bes 5ueiten (2) 2apitels Der rebis
bir.eu Oroiaan3en.


Sci es bur9 ben Gtabtratb Der Gtobt
San Gntonio perorbuet, bar Section
finf (5) oes aueiteu (2) QobiteIs ber
repibirten Qfoiuonaeu ME amenbirt. 70
Qbae6noett tperbe. bQs He in 9ufrnft
folgenbrrmaBen laute:
Section S. Oieie Drbiuaua 5pn
ih In ihrer NusfGhrtna auf fpIoer6e
8reuaea be56rdnfeu: Q%nfauaen6 an
Der Bride uber ben HIus an @rou6
I3euue, baun benz FLUTE Guiana utrbz
ltd aur SofepbineeG traSe, tQnu iEoIif,
aur @rabfons Gtrase, 6ann 6Rlim aur
pines9 traBe, banu fdbIi@ aiir ST.
@ommerce GtraBe, bann tpeiflid, aur
Waluut. 6traBe, auf Watnut J @freFe
unb BEN @eleife Der g.. 8. & g, u.
giIenbabn aur SUB 8 Shores ; @troRe.
bann n6rblih aur @eualosS Stroke. banrt
ueflid aur GiosQ areoos 5trQBe. baun
n6rbli@ bis sur Rreu3una NIT Sun
| 2ouis : GtraBe, bann tpeltiif, Bis aur
Mebina. etraBe, bann n6rbli6 bis aura
San Beoro SsluB, nit bemielben aur
iibli9en @renae oer Meler5ation Der
San pe6ro Springs, bann mefflid aur
tpefli@en @ren3e berIelben, bann u6r6s
lid 3lr n6rbIiden Creme ber{eIbeu.
oarn 6ltli@ 3ur Sun peoro Nbenue,
6ann fibIi9 aur Bart Nbeuue. ham
tpeitli9 bis 3l ibrer 2reuauna nit ser
upper Qabpr 9itd, bQnn fubIid arr
@ranb Npenue, bort NIT bieGer Mpenue
sum 4nfanasbuntt.
s. lei ferner beSfimmt, bQB Fm biele
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

8. 5obelb cine berartige duplication
on ben ff6btifhen @lettriter geri6tet
piro, iol es befieu Yfi6t fein, fur ieoe
Der In 8etra1t tommenben @eieQf6Qfs
ten etne b%eIonbere Garbe ftir ben Wn<
ltrt1 Der pfdbIe gu befimmen. Ser
ffdbtii9e glettriter bot barauf ben
StraBen. gommiFdr. ben @bef bes 6eus
erbepartements unb ben @bef bes pos
lijet.S Departments bon ben Garben Der
beri6tebenen @eieQl9aften In RenntniB
au feben.
43. Sebe Ierlsbuug Der
Beifimmuugen bieier Otbinan3 foa als
elm 8ergeben eradtet werben uno be
Perionsn, bic @eiell9aft Ober @orpo>
ration, ober irsenb elm Ingeftellter.
Isent ober Beamter berfelbea, Der ii@
irgenb elmer l1ebertretung ber Beftim.
mu1geu oieier Orbinana f1uIbig mo9t,
lou nod erfolster 8erurtbeilung 6ur9
ben &ecorber nit elmer @el6frdfe bon
ni9t unter $40 unb ni@t iber $500 fur
tebe ein3elne le6ertretung ober Ser
leSung Der Beftmmungen beHraft ners
ben unb ieber Sag, ben bieielben f@
tueiseru, f@ ben Aaorbnungen bieier
Srbinau5 gu fi8ea, foll als elm geionoers
tss 8er9eben betra6tet tperben. SIN
Sale, baB irgenb cine Ser betrefenben
Perfonen ooer @eieui@aften fi6 baus
ernb petsert, ben Nuprbnungeu biefer
SrbiHan3 na9jutommen, lou Der
Staotratb bic BefusniB baben, irgeub
cine tdbtif@e 8erorbnung, inter wel'
der beiagte perionen ober @eieai6afs
ten banbeln, auf3ubeben unb gleidaeis
tig oae pribilegien, 8eganftigungeu
uub @enebmigungen, tuel9en ben be.
treffenben petionen unb @eiell9aften
getDdbrt murben, 3urid5u3ieben unb fiir
null un6 ni@tis gu ertldreil. 9ieie Ors
binan5 fDQ init benz Sage ibrer Mnnab<
me In &raft treten. Das RapiteI LV,
Sectionen l, 2, 3. 4, 5, 6, Z, 8, 9 unb
10 tDerben bierbur9 aufgeboben, fobaIb
bic obige Orbinau5 In Rraft tritt.
Mngenommea unb gebiQigt am IS.
Mat 1891.
). S9reiner,
Nttetirt: 6teQbertretenber Manor.
s. g. IaubO n, gitp<@lert.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

Sci es bur9 ben Gtabtratb Der Stab
san Nntonic D~ero,bnet:
Section 1. DoB es bon iebt ab
fir Sebermann ungeleBli@ iein inl. it.
genb peI6es gei6la9tetes @ieb obsr
Gleif9 bur9 bic @trabeu Der @tabt au
trasen, gu fabreu ober iorHinie su
transpO,tlren, menn baHelbe ni6t suges
bedt uab 10 ben Bliden bes publifums
ent3ogen 1T.
Sectipn2 2. Sebermann BET IT.
genb cine Der geittmmuugen Ser ST.
tion l bieier OroiHar3 DerIcbt, fon
zines 8ergebens i6ulois ero6tet merben
unb fOa nod ieiner gerurtbeiIuns boz
benz HecOrber 3u elmer 6trafe bon ni1t
tpeniger als fhnf Donars 90 unb nidi
r1ebr aIs 3uei buncert Dollars ($2O0,
berurtbeiIt tuerben.
Mugenommer uno gebiligt ben IL.
Meai 1891.
8tpau @alIaeban,
Mttefirt: Mapor.
6. g. @taubon, Staots@Ierf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

SER 6. $ Miiaer, SO. PIT 81.
6ouffOn StraBe b1lt ffets bas bols
tOmmenfe 2aser In 3ei9enmoteria'
lien, 4apeten, Garben, @tas, 6pieseI'
gIas, S~il0errabmeH, GirniRen unb aleu
3ei9neus unb Nalersn tenFlien. Riinff'
lerii9 ausgefhbrte Bilber uno 6tatuet.
ten &c. Rnb in einet iebens .pertben @als
lerie aur 9nfGt unb gum 8erfauf aus'
geitelt. Sn 3apeten uab 3immerbefo,
rationeu III bas @ei6maduoafe uab
Weaefe bort 3u finben.
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galifornia.asetue.

Z Meinliebbaber hnben Elm groBes 60.
ger BON feinen California Weinen Bel
6errn s.. s. MeDer am Mlnmo
plaaa. 0err Meper iumt bic Weine
an Ort unb Stene aus ut.h t0uft brett
aus BEN 2e|ler ter Weinab9ter. Nls
suter. Qenner selingt es Tim 5fets, bic
befien SSrten ausaumdblen. St fam
feline 2unben uro 6amilien nit einem
guten 9ropfen Derieben. &otbs unb
WsiBweine In por3igl,9er Qualit6t
BON iebt ab $1.O0 per @allone ~ frei
tns 6aus 9eliefert.
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n Ser NIumbpr & 6. sftf;,

s6r Der glumber S. 6. 3ltfina,
Wo. 20 Nbenue 8 nabe 9pii Office,
bat, usn ben gefieiaerten Nnitrf1en,
bic on fem @ei6dft esitelt werben,
naGtOmmcn 3l f6nnen, i9 nit einem
tl6tigeu Ga9manne, 9errn 3bDmos.
afeciirt un6 nirb ME gembbnIi9 aur
3ufriebcnbeii bes publifums ale Nui.
fridge raid erlebtsen. .SeIepbon 427.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

unb fol er fur iebes s9of, Siege, aaIb
ober Jertel finf5ig Gent $50 g. unb
sebn Sent Go g. EXTRA fur isben Sae
ober Sbeil zines Cages, ba6 fol9es
Gieb ein9eiperrt geuefen, be3abIen. Stir
ie6es 9@wein, pferb, @auleisI, 6 Ell,
Sub ober S6fen. trel6e out9 ben Mars
i9aQ b%ertauft tuetben, foIeu finf Ool>
lar ($5) gere6net tperben, UNI bic I'm
tofen bes g%infanaens, Der Muaeigen unb
bes Gttterns Der Sbiere 3u bfder. ueber
ben &eff beg @elbss berftst Section A
bteler Srbinana.
Section IL. Die @~isentbamer
isbes f1ei granddaughter Sbleres, ME
in Sectionen 2 unb 5 oieies RapiteIs
anaefhbrt, iolen ftrofduig fem uub
iol Die @trafe, bonn Gtcorber aufer.
leat, niht weniger als einen Dollar
($1) unb ni6t mebr aIs anan3ig Dollar
($20) fir ieoes 8etgeben biefer M,i
%bstragen.
8aifrt unb sutgebeiBsn ben IS. Wai
1891.
s. @9reiner.
Miteitirt: Stsab rt,etenber Wapor.
g. g. @Iaubon, StabtsG lerf.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1891-05-26

Seoem has Geine. 9oIIanb lit
bic bette Besuesauele fit Sbee uub
2offee.-Wolt Sbr gu@ elm Sufriebenes
6eim berf@afen ? Rauft Sbee urb
Raffse bnn 0oIIanb.-g s lit Cure
eisene GGulb, tuenn Sbr f9IeGten Rafs
fee betOmmt; BEL 9ollanb. 237 Weit.
gommerceiiraBe. III er TETS ausse3ei9net.
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glue @roiaau1,

pel6e ben transport bon eei6la6tetem
8ieb ober bon Jleii9 bur@ bic
@traBen ber Stabt berbietet,
tpenn baRelbe ni6t genis
geab 5ugebedt 1T.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-24
Power One Hundred Miles.

One of the features of the coming
electrical exhibition at Frankfort-on
the Main will be the transmission of
power on scale hitherto never at
tempted. When it was announced
some months ago that it was proposed
to transmit 100 horse power from
Lauffen- on the-Neclar to Frankfort, q
distance of more than 100 miles, the
statement was received with smiles Of
incredulity; but now it seems quite
probably that not only will the expert
ment be tried but that it will succeed,
i'll spite of the engineering difficulties
that have to be surmounted. The
Government has been asked to supply
line for the purpose, and on the system
used the expense will not necessarily
be at all severe, for the use OF very po-
tential alternating currents is the feat
ure of the scheme as at present
planned. The alternating generator
will supply step-up transformer that
i'll turn will transmit its secondary cur
rent at an enormously high potential
along the line, to be retransfor1ned by
a step-down transformer at Frankfort
to potential practicable for all alter
mating motor. A series of experiments
carried on recently at Oerlikon involve
the use Of pressures as high as $4,000
volts on the line. At such potential
the current transmitted becomes so
small that the line is relatively small
factor in the losses incurred, even
though it be Of the extreme length pro-
posed. Nothing can better illustrate
| the cha IN ri orr Stir al va topae If tha a I.
ternating system than this beautiful
process Of generating and utilizing
currents at a moderate potential and
transmitting them from station to sta,
ton at pressure SO enormous tina
the losses III transitu become insig
ni1icant. -Electiicdl World.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-24

with grooved wheels, the couplet. OF
wheels for the upper wire beng
orooved very deeply to securely hold
the vehicle. For travel on the wires
two kinds OF motor power are used:
the rider himself and electricity. The
electro-b bicycle to travel the electric
air line has a peculiar construction OF
It's own. The saddle is abandoned and
a narrow double seat is placed in front
Of the drive wheel. The electro
motor is placed under the seat the
power coming from the upper Wire.
THE place to mount or to reverse action
is at the poles. 1t is suggested that
third electric wire be used as a means
Of safety in case of breakage of the
! other two. These wires could be sc
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-24

out of reach OF barking dogs til
chase cyclers mp country roads. the
is another decided advantage in I'll
overhead system of wheeling; there|
no pumping motion OF the feet !
qpi.ed; the machine is moved along
an electric current. SO far is the id
from being improbable and impf
siblc that it is already in use. Bue,s
Avle>. in South America, is connect
with three or four small towns by the
lines over which mail boxes are u
every two hours.
In explaining the building of thd
lines DR.. Hachenberg says that Liz
of two heavy wires should be cd
structed, one line above the other al
about ten feet apart. These wires a
adjusted to poles and both held
exact high tension. The bicycl
which run on these wires are ma,
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-24

he has never given in. On another oc-
casion l asked him what sort OF a tree
it was neighbor was setting out for
shade, and he replied:
That shows how observing you were
during the sixteen years you lived on
farm. It's soft maple, Of course.
Better go out and take close look at it,
SO you will always remember"
i thought it was an elm,"
"Humph!"
And now, when I come to look
closer 1 know it is al, elm. OF course
it is"
Are you crazy. or DO you call it an
elm simply for the sake of disputing
me?"
81 know it is an elm
"Well, I know it isn't! tic . soft
maple. and that settles It.
Dare you go out and s,s;;s ...v luen at
work."
Dare L Come on, and see how YOU
will take back seat! The only way
to cure some people of their egotism is
to crush them"
We went out and stopped as if by ac-
cident, and I inquired of the man at
work:
Would you tell me whether that tree
is soft maple, elm or chestnut?"
Its an elm, maam. The whole row
is to be OF elms."
Thank YOU"
Look here, mani" put in Mr.. Bow.
ser, do you know an elm from soft
maple?"
II ought to, sir. I've been furnish.
ing shade trees for the last twenty
years"
And you call that an elm!"
'Of course 1 do"
Then you don't know one variety
from another. It is soft maple"
Did you come out here to cali me
fool or )'ar?" demanded the man.
getting very red in the face.
IF you q At know one tree from an.
other you hetter quit the business"
got NJ Bowser away, and later on
proved !'v at least twenty people that
the tree Is an elm, and that there
wasn't I. soft maple on the whole
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-24

constructed as to be available for tel.
ephonic or telegraphic use. They are
strung close to the ground and uni
form grade is not necessary. The
speed Of bicycles on the electric air
line could be raised to point that
would pass any railway locomotive.
The best possible use to which the
scheme could be put would be in trans
hitting mail and other light and con-
densed packages. 1t is practicable in
such line to convey the mails from
Chicago to New York in ten hours or
less and the matter that could be car
ried on single line in day would
amount to hundreds of tons. DIR.
Hachenberg will try to construct his
electric air line at the exposition. Ii
he succeeds he will provide one OF the
most interesting sights to be seen.
Wessington Springs herald. (Wessington Springs, Aurora County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1883-1891, 1891-04-24

square, but he crossed his hands nv,
his coat-tails and lifted himself o Ss'a 1.
heels and replied: Ills
Mrs. Bowser, when I say it is soft
maple that settles the question foraS So'S
Your calling it an elm simply betrsresf aver,
disposition to carp and cayil."
A neighbor of ours built barn -,
finished it with a cupola; We We're 1a '''iu
ing at it one evening when Mr.. Bow
observed:
II don't think that cnpalo is sucb
great ornament after all. J"
"Iou mean cupola, my dear
"Thnt's exactly what he meant ,,a
he got tangled bit, but having o r,a
pronounced the word he was bound W
stick He therefore replied:
II think l am old enough to know
what l mean. When I say cupaIo
mean cupalo, and not the ridge-po,a
nor the alley door.
"And you insist it is cupalo?"
There is no mistake about it. Ii ;s
simply cupalo and there's all there is 10
it. If people want to show their icnor,
ance by calling it cupolong, or cupa!Ino
or cuua- something there is no law
to prevent"
Just then the neighbor came ont
and after few remarks about tho
weather he said
Well, Bowser, Isaw you looking nj
my cupo!a. / drew the design mvself
How do you like it?"
IL don't see any, dryly reolied Mr..
Bowser.
whats that up there?"
Its a cupalo.
"Whcre did you come across that
name? Going to run opposition TO
Webster?"
II tried to get Mr.. Bowser away,
knowing what would be the result, but
he refused to bulge an inch and re-
torted:
"Any one who has ever been TO
school a week in his life ought to know
what q cupalo is, aud how to pronounce
the word"
The word. Bowser, is copola the
same as if divided cu-pe-la."
Not much! 1t is cu-pa-low."
"You don't mean it!
but do. | am surprised at voul
ignorance.
And l wonder that You do not call {
horse cow"
ooh, we'll, it is no use wasting tim,
to argue with bigot."
"Bigot! Bigot!' cried the neighbor
, why, you old dunder- head, you don
even know enough to be q bigot!'
Igot Mr.. Bowser away aud into til
house, and l tried to bring UP som
= other subject and smooth the matte
on e.. but he assumed his usual pos
= and broke out with:
"Let this be great moral lesson
you, Mrs Bowser. What you don
know, don't pretend to know. Coz
" found that internal bigot-I wish I ha
put cu-pa-low right between his tw
! eyes and taken some Of the pomposi;
u and self-conceit out of him !'-ET'
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