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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

The funeral of Mrs. Ellen Bush was
held Tuesday. Services were conducted at
her late residence, No. 50i King street, by
the Revs. w. P. Swartz and Lafayette
Marks, d. D., and interment was made in
the family vault, in Wilmington and
Brnndywine cemetery. Burial was private
At the funeral of Mrs. Elizabeth G..
Hudson the Rev. John Y. Dobbins, d. D.,
ofiiciated. lntermcnt was made in Will
mington and Brandywine cemetery. The
remains of John Il. Grub were taken to
Brandywine hundred and those of Mrs.
Marietta Pcarce to Iron Hill for burial,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
Thrown From a Bridge nv n Train.

KENNETT SQUARE, Pa, March 23.-
Mrs. J. A. Kenslow, aged 65, and her
daughter We're walking across the high
trestle on the Baltimore Central Rail
road, near Lincoln, when they were
overtaken by a train. The daughter
succeeded in getting off without injury,
but her mother was struck by the loco
motive and thrown from the trestle to
the ground. She was picked up and
found to be living, but will probably die.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
GOT THE DROP ON THEN.

A Plucky Newspapers Man Turned tho
Tables on Two Bioodthirsty Militiamen.
Associated Press Dispatcn by Special Wires.
PHOENIX, ARIz., March 30.-Yesterday
Adjutant Gill and Surgeon-general Helm,
armed with knives and pistols, visited the
Republicaa office and attempted to carve
". L. Vail, the Associated Press correspon-
dent.
Vail got the drop on them. however, and
marched them out at the muzzle of six
shooter. Governor Murphy has been asked
to call for ellis commission in the National
Guard.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
TWO CIR USHED TO DEATH.
Frightful Collision Between Runaway
Train md Light Locomotive.

FrIghtfnI Collision BetWeen n Runaway
Train and Light Locomotive.
Associated Press Dispatch by Special Wires
READING, Pa, March 3o.-The crew of q
train coming down the steep grade on the
Frackille branch of the Philadelphia &,
Reading railroad late last night lost con-
troll and engine and cars shot down tho
decline at fearful speed. The engineer
and firemen jumped for their lives.
After running some distance light
locomotive was overtaken and there was
a terrible crash, both locomotives being
badly damaged and the cars sent flying in
every direction. Brakeman Joseph Terry
in front of the light engine, and when the
collision came they We're crushed TO death
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

Edward McDonough came to this city
on Tuesday and meeting Police Sergeant
Chambers at Front and French streets
asked to be directed to du Points Banks
He was given the necessary directions but
instead Of following them wandered aim
lessly about until he reached French street
wharf where he walked overheard into the
water himself. When found by Officers
Lucas and Massey he was henumbed with
cold. He was hustled of to the police
station in a patrol wagon where he was
properly cared for and given a change of
clothing.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

PoTTsviLLE, Pa, March 20.-James
Mcclure of Port Carbon, loader at Eagle
Hill colliery, was fatally injured in hor-
rible manner last evening. He got upon
the platform to start the coal into the
chutes, and when it began to run jumped
had carelessly been left standing in the
gangway with point up and Mcclure
landed astride Of it. The sharp drill
pierced his abdomen to a depth of five
inches. He was taken to the Miners Hos
pItal at Fountain Springs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
Venezuelan Dispatches ReportN No rronh,,

New York, March 29.-Senor Roma
Paez, the consul-general for Venezuela, re-
ceiyed advices last night from the Minister
of Foreign Affairs Urbanago, dated March
18th, the date on which the reported dis
turbancesin Venezuela are said to have oc-
CURED. The dispatches contained no allu-
sions to any trouble, and were only of a
commercial value.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
AMB OsHED BR'GARzA'S BAND.
Texas Rangers Fired Upon and One Man
Killed.
Associated Press Diapatoh by Special wires.

hbsociatou Ftes1 DiApdtch ny special wires.
LAREDO, TEX, March 30.-Rangers scout
ing in Starr county lately met three armed
Mexicans, supposed to be followers of
Cara, who opened fire on them, but kept
at such distance that the shots from neither
side were effective. The running fight
was continued for some distance when
suddenly the rangers were fired upon from
ambush, and one was killed.
Those in ambush are reported all the
way from 10 to 200 strong. 1t is rumored
that there are indications of more trouble
in the lower country. Mexicans here who
claim to know of Garza's plans say that
invasions into Mexico will be resumed
during next month.
The seat of the present revolutionary
uprising is in the northern part of Starr
county and near San Deigo. Texas. United
States troops have left FOR Ringgold, the
scene of action. It is reported that the
revolutionary forces outnumbered our
troops.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

Postmaster Stewart, has ordered the loca-
tion OF agencies as follows, for the distri-
button OF postage stamps and postal re-
quirements Garrett S. smith. druggist,
du Pont street and Delaware avenue; John
J. Gallagher Il Brother, druggists, No.
2o0i Market street. Harvey S. Kiger. drug
Harvey Q. Kemble druggist. Head aud A
streets Henry Witsil, tobacco dealer
Maryland avenue and Madison street. The
agents will commence postal business on
April LIST.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

hespciu'eu iTess 'bisphtcn pJ SpeclW wires.
ToPEKA, KAN, March S0.-Grand Chief
Ramsey OF the Order of Hallway Teleg-
raphers and the grievance committee Of
the operators on the Atchison, Topeka "
Santa Fc railroad, held several conferences
with General Manager Robinson yester-
day. The differences heretofore existing
arc almost adjusted, and il is expected by
both parties interested that an nmicable
settlement will be reached sometime to-
morrow. Should they fail to agree a
telegraphers' strike will follow on the
entire system.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
LIKE A Double MURDER,
BERNARD Bischoff Seriously Slabs Tw
Young Men.

PHILADELPHIA, March 29.-While Ber-
nard Bischoff was passing the neigbbor-
hood Of Hope and Cumberland streets at
an early hour this morning he found sew
eral young men tormenting an old man.
Bischoff demonstrated with them and a
quarrel followed, during which Bischoff
drew knife and stabbed two of the gang,
Jacob Peck and Jacob Elder, wounding
them seriously.
Episcopal Hospital and BischoT was
arrested. To-day their condition being
reported critical Bischoff was taken to the
hospital ard identified by his victims,
after which he was held without bail TO
await the result of their injuries.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

Sussex county superior and other courts
open on Monday next. Judges Houston
and Grub will sit, the chief Justice being
still confined to his home. At the opening
OF the court the new encouragement,
whose name is not yet known. will appear
for the first time
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
sTFLL AN0TRER cRIME.

The Police Learn That DeemIng Killed
a Man Named kcays In 1883.
Associated Press Dispatch by snecIal Wires
have discovered proofs that Deeming, in
addition to his many other crimes, muir
dered man named Keays, with whom he
went to the Cape Of Good Hope from Aus
tralia in 1885,
Deeming, they say, subsequently wrote
to friends of Keays in Sydney that he died
in the Transvaal gold field.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

tions were N. lie here and at Belgrano
yesterday in favor of Senior Saenzpena,
who is candidate for the presidency.
They ended quietly. The police were in
structed that II arms were used they were
to fire upon the rioters and arrest the
radical leaders
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

The schooner Bertram' L. Townsend, OF
which John P. Steward of Milford is part
owner, Is reported foundered at sea. Cap.
tain Wiitbank and his crew were rescued
!by the British ship Lennie Borrell and
placed upon a pilot boat which brought
Them to Fortress Monroe. The vessel was
built at Milford and her tonnage is 600
register.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

The body of young man, cut in two,
was found yesterdayon the p, w. q b.
railroad tracks at Darby. He apparently
was about is years old and is supposed to
have been tramp. It is thought he had
been stealing ride on freight train and
falling, got run over.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

A new iron bridge is to be built shortly
over the Delaware and Chesapeake canal
at Kirkwood on the '.5S i, railroad.
The new bridge was designed by Engineer
s. G. Strong and the structure is to cost
about sl50.000.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
Tho Conference Petitinn.

Congressman Causey presented in the
House. on Monday, a petition of the
Methodist Episcopal Church Of Delaware,
protesting against the further enactment
of oppressive legislation against the Chi
,nese people, The petition was referred
to the committee on foreign affairs.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
phiIndeipnia aiar,sera.

Associated Pross Dlspprcn by SDeclsl wiras.
PHILADELPHIA. March So-Flour. weak; Penn
sylvanla supers, s2,75aS.25; do. extra, e3.25a
$40; do. family, S965a3.g0; do. roller, S4a4 -:
do. patent. Si.60n485.
Wheat. quiet, but firDer: No. . red, g64ag7c.
No. Pennsylvania, red, 9yl6c.asl.
Corn. nrln but quot: No. =, 47c. for export;
iSAa4Skc. for local trade.
Oats, quiet and steady; No. white, 3Ia3I &c;
No. mixed, S4Au.
Bran, Arm; winter. sl1.75aie: spring. si7ai7.7s.
Balel hay, steady and fairly active; timothy,
Butter, steady, and in fair demand; Penn
sylvania creamery extra. sss29e.; do. Print, do
Wholesale, &c; iobblng, 8)a36c.
Eggs, steady; Pennsylvania iirsts, 13Lsc.
Cheese, duh; part skins. SSRl0c.
Petroleum, steady; refined In barrels, s6.i5.
Potatoes, ilrIn: 35s55c. por bushel.
New York Markets.
Associated Press Disnatch by Snaclal wIras.
NEW YORK.. March sl-Flour. state and west-
ern, moderate demand: steady; low extras,
s2g0a35O: city mills, si,7ba4.9O. city mills pat
enis, s5a5,25: winter wheats, low grades, l2.9Oa
$50; fair to fancy. i3.60a4o0; patents, fi.26ah
Minnesota clear, $S.S5a4 80: straights, 81 l5a4.G5
patents, s425a5.i0: rye mixtures, s3SAli.35:
Huperhne, 81. l5a3. l5. flno SO 00aS.01: southern
inactive weak; common TO fair extra, ss.g5aS.5O
good TO choice do, Ss.6Oai.s5.
Wheat No =. red, firm, issssc. up, largo
clearance, moderate foreign buying; March,
91a07 No.; April, pt4a9bHc.; May, 99xagaNc.;
June, 9la9i A; July, e0apo7tc
Rye, quiet: western, 81 nglc.
barley, steady: Milwaukee, GSa61c.
Corn, No. =, lrm, Aaasc. up, quiet; No. 2,
Oats, no. quiet, firmer; state. 3sa4l5Sc.;
western, 3la4l%c.
Peer, stendy, dull: extra mess, ssas.5o;
fSnily, Sliali.5o. Pork, inactive, steady
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

WAsuINGroE, March 20.-In the Senate
to-day Mr.. Stewart gave notice that he
would, on Monday next, move to take NJ
the Senate bill to provide for the free
coinage of gold and silver.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

John E. Grub, the well-known- carpen-
ter, who died on Saturday morning at No.
1872 Pine street, moved to this city in 1858.
Three aged sisters survive him, among
them being Mrs. Ann d. Raymond, now
in her S0th wear,
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

BERLIN, March 29.-General Konstantin
Won Alvenslehen has just died in this city
at the age of So years.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

The Harlan g. Hollingsworth Company
recently presented q Gag pole to the COM
missioners Of School district, No. "a.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31
sgifensf Appl,fatIaus.
-oTICE.-TO THE HONoRABLE

NOTICE.-TO THE HONORABLE
In JUDGES OF tho Court Of General Sessions
OF the Peace and Jail Delivery of the State
of Delaware In and for New Castle county.
We the undersigned, freeholders and re-
epectnble citizens OF tho Second ward
certify that A. Il. Gillespie .S Co, the tom
ants Of tho store situated at No. Q East Second
street, in the Second ward, city, county and
State aforesaid and described in their applica-
lien, and who are applicants for a license on
MONDAY, 9Th day of May, A. D., 1892,
being tho next Term Of said court, for
inc sale OF intoxicating liquors in quantities not
loss than oue-hah gallon therein, not to he
drunk on the premises, they being licensed
retailers Of goods, wares and merchandise,
the aggregate cost value OF their stock con-
stnntly kept on hand for sale Is not less
Than 1--WE thousand dollars; they are mon Of
fan age of sobriety and good moral char
acter. that such sale of intoxicating liquors
ut snid place is necessary to accommo-
date the public; that they are tenants Of said
house, and tho true rontal value is Ave hum
ired dollars. and the following respectable
citizens Of said ward, at least twelve OF whom
are substantial freeholders of said ward,
recommend the said application, viz:
@ VI Jordan John Dunbar
Samuel C Reed Henry Feldmeier
Michael rafferty, John Parker
Peter Gross John W Butler
Edward Melchior Chas Bourbon
Chas + Sparks John Hayes
Robert Kenyon Geo b Metzner
Andrew Grotz saml II Durstein
Myers HAYES VIM Wilckens
N denny Martin II Elliott
John Il Elliott August Hilger
j G nirzel John II Gotchmer
Chas Il Gross
mars9-at a. Is. GILLESPIE Il co.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-03-31

NOTICE.. THOMAS LOGAN,
IN the owner and occupant of tho house
situated at No. II East Front street, in tho
Second ward OF the city Of Wilmington,
county OF New Castle and state Of Delaware in
compliance with the requirements of the acts
Of the General Assembly in such made
and PROVIDED do hereby give notice that shall
apply in writing TO the Court Of General Sos
siOns OF tho Ponce and Jail Delivery Of tho
State Of Delaware, in and for New Castle
county, on MONDAY, tho 9th day OF May,
A. ~, 1907 being the next term Of said contse w..
lt alse for said house as an inn or needed neh
the sale therein OF intoxicating u Hale's Honel p
quantities than one quart to would have erred MA
acfs Of said ward. at lee light hours at an expense
mend the said sppiis it necessary to employ a
Patrick Plunkets an to experiment on an ordinary
Samuel G Reed Then he could obtain this rS
Michael I Ranertyremedy at the nearest drug store
s Fam Se I'D 50 cents and ST. Great saving 10
CHARLES Il Dot rye size,
VII lam 81 1sss's Toothache Drops cure in one
Henry WRrdte.
samuel --------n-------
J. G HirzeArio Pardee, millionaire and pbilan-
Micnaelnropist Of lIazletop, Pa died on Saturday
Ic' n at hock Ledge, Florida, aged 81 years.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-11
SEVERN'S,
Corner Centre and White Sts
SOLID and plated Silver

SOLID and plated Silver
ware, Gold and Silver
Watches, Diamonds, Precious
Stones, Clocks, Bronzes, Opt
cal Goods, Banquet, Parlor and
Piano Lamps, unique in design
with rs and 25O candle power
burners. All goods superior,
in finish and quality with rock
bottom prices that withstand
all opposition VIGOROUSLY.
Repair work executed neatly
and promptly at
HoIdermQn'S
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-11

Best photograohs and cravons at Dsbb's
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-11
PROMOTERS or Low PRICES S|VIIlIs ]
No. liz South N1a5n Street.,
LOCALITIES.

More wet weather. p
The fruit is all right yet.
The buds will soon expand.
A hard month on compilations.
Colds continue to be quite prevalent.
The March lion this year had a
white fleece.
Spring lamb will soon be one of the
table luXuries.
Nobody ever gets to be any better
than they want to be.
The demand for the early vegetable
seed is beginning.
The days and nights will be equal
Monday week, the 2lst.
The Easter egg and the Easter card
will be very gaudy
1t is a mistaken idea that loud talk
gives tone to society.
One of the hardest lines of duty to
a woman is the clothes line.
Have an obligation TO mt e al Easter
and you'll find Lent very short.
Man wants the earth, hut it is the
hou-ekeeper who gets the dust.
The farmer now devotes all his
leisure time to following up the coun.
try sales,
Although spots ON the suu and other
alarming phenOmena are observed, the
needless multitude are INDUCING i'm as
many weddings as il the world were
not about TO end.
"AH tO2rn oit' is the expression of the
llee less sufferer with thai terrible cough
lPan.Tinu pLfs q s1op 10 1t. It's remedy fOl
Coughs, Gods and Cousum ption, % cents
PdL-Tina is sold az Z. z. ID. Kirlin's druG
store.
Best photogra hs and cravons ut Dsbb'
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-03-11
. Great Reductions in the Prices of Goods -

re hey will roll farthest Below we quote fe
Sugar (G' anulated) % pounds for................
Sugar OK C) twenty three pounds for,..... ......
Sugar yellow C) twenty five pounds for .......
Best Blossom Chop Tea, per pound ............
Best New Orleans Molasses, per gallon.
NOHu
Best Syrup, per gallon
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Wieb igan

SIbebranb et Sinbsips.aipI. 3io'
Zig ONT Wor9cnen ben 1ebe b.. latte en-
al be iinbsiuase Yatient.r peb 0apn 8.
Z. 8rotun Sfo paa Sop.bbssninsen at
Statens Sinosipseaisl | Sadion. Der
bar 600 gatienter / 8~psninsen, o. b
feite at bisie foo, ba Slben p~aaiatt.s.
Meb nnften ooerm.nneRelise Gnitren'
selier lpffebes bet genpreren Or.
Mitdea % bans Gsiiitentsr at faa
iamtli9e Batienter no af Bpsningen cs
anbraste | en- 8p9ning, Ser life itoo
5orbinoelie meo ben, Der brpnote.
gpgninsen bar at Muriten % baooe en-
6rpnt at 500 Sob; ben lrsser om,rins
2 Mil fra Sben, os 5lammerne funbe
ices / alle Retninger, fsrenb 8ranbiol.
fene anfom. Smtrin9 TO 9reoieoels al
8~p9ningen la9oes / 8uiner. Sfaoen
anilaaes til s200.OOO; ingen asius
rance.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Sen

SenrD Nrmitrong, Der / rs star bar
buet / Sunto, buert aar betalt appitat
og bar TENT peb bpert 8als, bsoe ben
18oe bs. so gar gainmel. @fterat ban
par bpb, opba9ebe man, at 6enrp arms
ltrUns bar ell &Uinoe. @runben, boors
for bum baobe nbaipet fig for at bare
Wano p9 9aaet meb Wanbstlaoer,
finbes aHisrt / Ell aammel 9asbos, iom
Warp 9aiurence, Qrmitrongs pirf.lis.
9aun, bauoe bOlot. Sfslse benne bar
bun fort f6r 8orgerfrisens gespnbelle
blepen bebra9et al fin Gliter, Der itrar
eiter traaote inc / Oprsrsbaren. Sun
iiBrte fig berpaa 0lanosflaber pg FOB
Jig bperue / iamme 8esiment os bette
bans Sfj9bne, inotil ban / ct Sla9
bleo baarbt ~iaaret % bgoe / benoes
arnie. Chen bar bun bele 9iben
saaet / Manbsorast ps bolbt benne
Smitanoi9beo ~bemmelis til i'm 9sb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Ganias.

genaabet al ben tpffe Seller. 8
Iibitleoen NOpember reiite Bernard s.
S9mios, en- pelbauenoe Sarmsr / It'
6iion @ountp, til 3pIttanb for at be-
isse i'm 5pOebD9b, Tom ban forlob for
80 Gar iioelr. Gtrar eiter fin Sjemy
fonrt bleu ban arreiteret iom 0eiertsr
fra ben tyife Scr. G~Smninsen Itulbe
bate funoet Steo for 80 @ar iioen.
Ollie 5oriBs paa at TONNE fri bar for.
gjRpes iuotil ben 27oe Sonuar, &eiIe.
rens 5sbielsbas, paa boilten benne mob.
tos 8reu FRA GbmiOs' 1~1saarig. Dat
ter, ibpiltet bun paa en- barnlis Maabt
ltilorer Sasen u9 beber aeiieren ON al
frigipe benbes 5aoer. &eiieren blet
iaa rgrt peb benne Sfripelie, at ban
itrar b%enaaoeoe 9eiertsrsn. 8snne be.
finoer fig M paa 8eien til 1T ameri.
fanife Sjem.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
3 II.

Set japaneFits Yarlameni bar be-
pil9et n balo Mi0ton Dollars for Can.
bets 8eltaeelie | 8srbens ubitiuinssn |
Chicago.
Samperen "Yeloic" auf0m fra
9on9ton9 og gotobama iii Gan GRAM
cisco ben l8oe b. aapteinen berettsr,
at Der Op til ben LIT. Sauuar par inbs
fOmmet $143, 900 til benz, Der leb Cab
Ueo be iibite raoiomme SOrbrDltelier.
Den iamleos Stabe anIlaass til omtring
2 MiIioner Dollars. ) be bjemisgte
8iitritter berifer oosrmaabe for @so.
8algoptpier. Gen 17be bs bolos
tee 8als paa Meblemmer al llnbsrbu.
iet. D~pbibielien / entelte grDOinisr
bar iaa tor, at ben ubartebs til oolb.
iomme Optsi.r, o. life iaa faa gsrio.
ner brabtes. 8 Sa9a, SOpeofaoeu |
8ropinien Siren, maatte Rsgjerinsen
TRIBE IND os itanie galgene.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Ora ct. Olaf college.

Ssnbas often ben 24Oe San. bOlbt
Yaitor 81. VI. Dftebabl pao Jnbbpbelie
Of Ssnbassitolen ct 5orebras for $40.
lens Glsoer oper 9bemast: Zen beqige
Striit Tom ct 2ps.
3orsbas ben 2Sbe Sanuar bar ben
alminbslise Bebebas for goqeset, os
ben blsu liseiom ifior ieitli9bclot ueb,
at ma iamlebes til Qnbast i Gonssets
Gal. BrOf. 5eaano siOrbe glepsrns
upmar,iom paa, at Ss9en eftsr aunbs
itab alens itte sjsr Menneitst bebre, ba
aunbitab afblaier, Os lusbe benz paa
Sierte, at beres aunbi.ubsis maatts
bespnos os eube msb @ubsirDst, elers
bible ben uare al tpiliom Rptte.
Sfolen bar paa San9ermsbet / Rins
neapolis rspreienteret oeb gruiesiorsrne
9able os Gsssn FAINT ueo Stuosnterne
$. 8. Josnss, o. 3. a~lurbal Os u.
2arion. Broi. 9abts 6lep ualst til
Ruiit'9 irettsr Os til Msblem al 0ufit
8omiteen for bet npe CANCER. Jorbunb.
Ssnbnssifolen tenter at banne % inbs
spe ct aor paa 16 Msolemmer ipr at
beltnse / Sansermsoet, iOm ital bolbes
iii Sommeren.
Brof. Mobn bar | oper to Tiger fig
get iDs ai Ga Grippe, men er MI naiten
friif isisn. Blanot gleperne bar Sunb.
bebstilfanbsn eitsr RDtaar 0arst for.
bolosuis COB.
Deb "Rorf Stuoentsrs Samiunb~s
Msbe isaaraitss bplbt 9roi. Reis ct
uio~enitabelist 5orebras ON Rorbboer.
mes MptbOlOsi meo 8rOi. gusges Stu.
bier iom @runolas.
Ct at be enselite literare 6oreninser
fOrbereber fs til en- 6elt paa g8aibiuss
tons Jsoielsoas. Y.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
{ 10 Werifo.

Werifanife Sanger. Sra 9emins
6eretteoes ben 16oe os., at 81 merifanit lie
Sanger, iom babe balta9ct / De nps
~lteofutbne llrpligbeoer / Iscenlion,
ifltloe iuben fna Sage ai9aa til Gbibuas
bua for at titles for Getten. De maa
9aa tilfobs pmfring 800 Ntil o9 lebias
9es al 210 6ooIploater. Oct er ben
alrinbelige Weuing, at TO at 9eoerne
for Sprprerre albrig uil naa 8citem.
melie2tebet lepeube. Man pil sioe
Dem Gtlebnir9 til at rBnlne, og unOer
6tu9tforioget BIZ be blipe nebifuote.
6oi8 Dc life forIgser bette, uil be bliOe
bra9t 10 of 8crben paa en- Mnabe, iom
fun De merifanIte Oiftcerer tienber, Os,
mar bisie autommer til CHIHUAHUA, oil
be berette, at Sanserne blep ifuote uns
Der ct 5pr1bs paa at rpnme.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-23
Wlaifa.

5Dripu None GrubearbeiOere. Sra
Sort Suiunsenb, 8aib., berettes ben
l16e d., at ifelee Giterretninser fra
Nlolfn, er Mprris Srton % 10 9rubss
arbeioere erten blepne mgroeoe al Sns
biancre eaer ct pmfomne unber Spers
fnrten fra getitfa. s 6 Tiger bar man
Is9t eiter De 8ortfomne, men uoen &es
lultat.
Srtor a~irciIte stppember fra 2itDs
ota Sal til Snneau, % iiben bar man
life bort bet minbite til bam eller bans
5glse. ROsle 5eitlisbeber, iom Snbi'
anerne Der / Smeenen bar iuretaset
ben iibite Ito, anipoer, at be iapnebe
Irbeibere er blepne mDrbeoe ps plpns
breoe, o9 9i9ene taitcoe / Ssen.