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Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
cHAIRMAN PRICK TALKS.
He Expects to Resume Operations, But
VIII Have Nothing to DO with the
Amnlgnmnted Association.

He Expects to Resume Operations, Bat
VIII Have Nothing to DO with the
AmaIgnmated Association.
PIITsBrRG, July 12.--ln an interview to-
day ii. q. Frick, chairman of the Carnegie
Company, said it was the intention OF the
firm to so ahead peacefully and as quietly
as possible in the conduct of their affairs
AS we have failed to arrive at AN nmicable
adjustment of the question at iss"e with
the Amalgamated Association, We have
decided to adhere to our determination to
have nothing more TO do with that organi-
cation or its officers"
DO you expect to get your establish
ment in operation b the aid of workmen
now residing At Hon steadY
TO a certain eXte, :, yes. It will be
be necessary, have no doubt, to obtain Il
certain amount of outside labor to fill the
places OF the men who, as members of the
Amalgamated Association, will refuse to
90 to work under our new system, and
whom, in fact, we could not consequently
take again in our employ"
DO you anticipate any further trnublc?"
THAT is question which the law-abid-
ing, intelligent citizens of Homestead
must answer. We sincerely hope that we
shall be enabled to operate our establish
ment in peace. Many of the citizens of
Homestead, the business men, especially,
know, discountenance disorder"
How soon do you expect to get the
Homestead mills in operation2"
Just as soon AS possible. Some little
time may elapse. but it will not be long,
believe, before the entire plant is in opera
tion.n
Have you anything to say about the
failure of the county authorities to fur
nish the protection to your property
which you demandedY'
Il must decline to discuss that aues-
tion.n
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
5aarrIagss.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. tho Asbury NJ. L.
parsonage, on the 9th inst., by tho kcv John
y. &. llama, Leo j. narkor and Lizzie j.
johnson, both of Norfolk. Va.
BETTI--S ENNEDY.-on June 2Jth, by Rev.
George VI. hickman, William Il. Betty and
Mary Ethelda kennedy, both OF BfandywiuO
hundred.
WALTER IEEljNElt, this city, on the IN
inst, by the lev. William T.. SwartZ Henry
nauby Waiter aud Elsie HeeDuer, both "
this city.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14

Associated Press Dispatch By special Wire.

AssNcihted Fress Dlspatch by Special WIros
DETROIT, Mich, July ia sensa-
ton was caused at the meeting of the
city council last evening, when the con-
troller's report was read, showing ex-
City Treasurer Tuite to be short $21 900
belonging to the city and soldiers relief
fund in his accounts. His term of office
expired the last day of June and the re-
port Of his shortage has created much
surprise among his friends, as he was
very popular and highly esteemed.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14

HOMESTEAD, July 13.-Absolutely
nothing is going on in Homestead, save
forging for rations, sweltering in the
down pouring heat of Scab Hill, and
waiting for the next move in the game.
The soldiers are suffering more than the
strikers, and some of them are already
impatient to be away. They arc badly
lodged and worse fed. If the present
weather continues, there will be some
sickness, as the boys are having all the
discomforts of an actual campaign, with
none of its redeeming features.
AT the strikers headquarters not more
than three men dropped in about tile
great hallway. The more the boys
stay at home or go fishing, the better it
will be for ALL" said Mr.. Cummings.
awe do not want them here. There is
nothing for them to do but TO wait, and
they can wait out under the trees better
than in this awful hole. The troops can
not stay here forever, and ! don't see
how Mr.. Frick can expect the situation
to be materially changed after they
leave"
The company does not seriously
hope to run the works with imported
labor he continued. 'Mr. Frick
knows that if we provide carriages TO
bring "black sheep" from the depot to
the mills and go there and to.welcome
them, he would not from over the
country get men enough sac works.
He depends upon breaking up the
Amalgamated Association and upon
taking back about two-thirds Of the old
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
ON THE VERGE or sTARrArloM
Terrible Suffering Caused by tho Recent
Great Floods in Mississippi.


Associated Press Dzpau:n pv Spodtsl WIrss.
WEST PoiNT, MASS, July 13.--Devas-
tation and distress are the result Of the
great floods caused by the unprecedented
rains of the past week. which still con-
tinue. The country is flooded, destroy
ing thousands OF acres Of fine cotton
and corn, and sweeping away all
bridges, etc. The damage will not fall
short of 100000.
Hundreds Of families are on the verge
of starvation and appeals for help are
coming in almost hourly. An urgent
appeal has come from Westerly, where
1900 acres of crops are under water.
Houses are washed away and the
negroes starving. Between Brooksville
and Scooba, rs miles, snd for miles on
each side of the Mobile d Ohio railroad,
the cotton is entirely drowned out and
the corn cannot be seen. .. .....
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14

fair treatment at its hands. It is only in
this case, and for special cause seen in the
events of the past week and more that we
refuse to recognize it. | think it is true at
Homestead, MS it is in almost all similar
eases, that many of the men have been
forced into their present position by their
comrades; that they are not in sympathy
with what has been done, and have taken
no active part in the yirulcnt dcmonstra-
tons All such we shall be glad to receive
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
Forty Parsons rnll lnto n Tran.

CHICAGO, July i2.-Forty persons fell
through a rotten sidewalk on Milwaukee
avenue last night, whiia watching Two
policemen trying to put drunken woman
into patrol wagon. Beneath the side.
walk is a basement ten feet deep, and into
this hole the crowd was plunged and piled,
scarcely a person escaping without some
mark or injury. Miss Ida Smith received
internal injuries which may prove fatal.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
a cooL RECEPTION.
General Snowden's Freezing Reception of
IA Citizens Committee

HOMESTEAD, Pa, July 12.-The citizens
committee suggested by: yesterdays mass
meeting climbed up Carnegie Hill about / |
a. m. TO extend Homestcad's formal well
come to the troops. on the way an ad.
dress of welcome was formulated, and the
committee, consisting of Hugh ODonnell,
Major j. II. Williams and Captain Louis
Coon, discussed the proper manner in
which to lay before the commander-in-
chief the desire OF the borough for dem
headed by the five bands of the town,
cnmbiped in a monster burst of melody
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
THE TROUBLE MAY SPREAD
Either Carnegie Workmen to
VA Join the Strikers.
1.-THE MILITARY AT HOMESTEAD
Ceneral Snowden Snubs the
Citizens Committee.

He Brusquely Declines u Reception or
tAny Other Demonstration at tho Hands
y of the People, Burgess McLuctSie's Re
view of the Situation--All Quiet ut Mid
y night--Men in Three Other Mills
Threaten to Go Out Unless Friclt Com
sents to u Conference with tho Home
psead Men.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
cor TINE WRoNG ICE FOUNDRY.
A Retail Ice Dealer Sends Complaint
Over the Police Telephone.


Some one called up the police station
yesterday afternoon and House Sergeant
Charles Whann answered the telephone.
Here is the conversation that took place:
"Hello, there -
"liello y replied Sergeant Whann.
sis it right for your man TO stand out
in front of this office and sell ice all
day?"
The sergeant had his doubts about it
when this question was propoundcd to
him, but saw through the affair at once
and Intercepted thus
DO you know who you are talking
to?n
"Why, the Consumers Ice Company,
of course"
"Well, you are mistaken" shouted
Sergeat Whann," with u burst of
laughter. This is the police station"
"Oh all right; all right" returned
the person at the other end of the
phone, who gave the handle a vigorous
turn and left the instrument. lie proved
TO be an uptown retail ice dealer and
objected to the ice company's man in
ringing on his territory in selling ice.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14

HH1FF'THIUFI w 17ETU'tVCtI Nv 1IITf'IfI WTFBN
PHILADELPHIA, July 13-Flour, dun and weak.
Wheat, easier hnd quiet. No. = red, old s3c.;
now,SSkc.;No ., Pennsylvania RED, old. s9aS3 NC.
Corn, dull and &c. lower No. ., 56ab7c.
Oats, quiet and barely steady: No. . white,
SS1Sa3yc.: No. ., mixed, 31asSc.
Bran, dun and unchanged.
Baled hay, choice stock firm, other fltinds
plenty and dun. timothy Sllal55Q; Mixed
slenid baled rye straw, sl2al22j.
Butter, solid packed In fair demand and
steady; prints, firm; Pennsylvania creamery,
extra, gle: do. print do, 2ia27c.; Wholesale 23c;
iObbing, 2ia27c
Eggs, choice fresh stock. firm.
he"sc, steady aud In good demand.
Iettoluem, quiet, reined in barrels, S5.95.
IOIaL 5. ncLlNe.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14

The Board Of Health gives official
notice TO owners or agents Of vacant lots
on which weeds arc growing to cut
down the weeds and remove them
inside of ten days. .........
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
LEAST TnIRTY KILLED.
Terrible Accident in u French Village
Houses and People Crushed by a Land

slide.
PARIS, July ia terrible accident has
occurred at st. Gervals da les Baines, in
Savoy, resulting in the death of at least 30
persons.
a heavy landslide occurred in the
mountains that almost oyerhang the vii
lage, and without moments warning
number of houses were buried beneath
immense masses of rock and earth.
Already 30 dead have been taken out of
the ruins. a number of persons badly in
jured were rescued while some were taken
out unhurt. 1t is thought there are more
bodies under the debris.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14

Carpenters and roofers are at work to-
day at the Megary building which was
damaged by fire on the evening Of June
3Qth.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
THE STRIKERS IN COMMAND
Non-Union Men Driven Away
From the Mines.
TALK OF FIGHTING THE TROOPS
All the Mines In Possession
of the Strikers.

The Desperate Union Mon Resolved on
Carrying Everything Before Them at
the idaho MineS--trmed Men Go to
Oppose the Federal Troops--Intense tx
element.
Delaware gazette and state journal. (Wilmington, Del.) 1883-1902, 1892-07-14
------sT--=------ss--'-----
LdBOR'S B.ITTLE.
Organizations All Over the Country Send
Greetings TO Homestead.

PrTsBUEG, July ll.-Nlembers of Typo
graphical Union No. held u special meet
ing yesterday afternoon. There was
very large attendance, nearly every union
printer in the city being present. The men
were called together to take action on the
Homestead troubles. The following rcso-
lutions were adopted:
Resolued, That Typographical Union No.
heartily sympathizes with our brother work
men and fellOw-citizens In tho calamity, aud
takes this occasion TO tender tGem our moral,
physical and financial assistance to our ut
most limit in resistance to tyranniCal for 10
and in defence OF their liresldes and families.
RaOiUtd, That We believe the time has come
when the workmen Of Allegheny county should
arise In their might and demand of our law
makers that need OF protection which hereio-
fore has in fact, been only accorded TO the
capiialtstic class; that the time lnS ccme when
"sop to Cereberus,' in the shape OF public
libraries, &c. can no longer be acct pied ms fun
paymei.t for all the 0utrages heapod upon our
people by corporation gluttons, who seem to
have power to command the officers OF the
people To obey thoir will and countanance
their deeds oil darkness and Violence; mat We
call NJ on THE officers of our city and members
OF our councils 10 recall the acceptance Of the
recent gilt of II public library TO the "wcrking-
men" of this city, which, regardless of our
wish, has 5eon located beyond our reach; that
we declare that the honest wortingInen Of
Pitteburg cannot, without LOSS Of manhood AM.
soli-respect, accept evon In name "A gilt that
has been purchased In tho slightest part by
the blood OF our fcllow-workmen.
OTHER EXPRESSIONS.
Resolutions expressing sympathy with
the Homestead workmen and endorsing
their action have been adopted by the
Massachusetts, State Alliance Of Labor, the
Ohio Valley Trades and Labor Assembly,
the Chicago District Executive Board of
tho Turner's, and by Chicago Typographical
Union, No. 10. The latter organization
promised physical as well as financial as
sistance to the Amalgamated Association.
A Boston newspaper is authority for the
statement that a secret organization of
working men, called Our Own Club"
has been formed in that city Tor the pur-
training.
Chicago workmen announce their inten-
ton of endeavOring to secure a charter to
organize and arm us an independent mill
tary body.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-24

NrbetoeropI Itanoen / TennesIee,
boorom oer er fortalt ct anoet 5teo /
Blaoet, ct MI enbt. Sen iprIte Mi=
literitDrte, lom uo1enotes mob @ruz
bearbei6erne unoer General Qlnoer=
iou, bleo tasen tilfange oeo Goal
Greet. 5reoa9 maatte tmiolertio 9(rs
beioerne obersioe fig til Brisaoeseue=
raj Garnes, lom baooe Ell ooerlesen
WiltterNprfe uuoer fin @onmanoo.
pa @arnes onfom til Goal Greet,
oper9ao BDen Jig uoen Weobltanb.
9ar Inar19erebe oerpaa til Gen.
Nnberlons 2etr l Mil uoenfor BDen.
Haa Geien berben bleo ban augreben
of ben omfrin9 300 Mano 1terfe 2lrs
beioerber. Sloen blep beiuaret, o.
5fponinsen oareoe / 10 Minuter, oa
Nrbeioerne betieoe 6reosflaset %
opergnp fig. l 5olbat p9 3 Mrbetbe=
re oar fol6ne.
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NorosDafota.

Samesto,uu lobe Nusuit. 9ano=
itrpserplasen bltuer foruroltseuoe.
Bpraaoet bar laoet @aoerne forbliue
uoplpite, os f1ere &puerier us Suerz
falo paa 8peus Borsere er rforesaaet.
g. Morau bleu frarguet s1Oo os
itubt / Irmen al 2anofrpsere Dns=
bag %fteu. Eolitiet er itaois npot
til at arreitere Weub, os Bpeus
5ensfel ct fulot. Sem farltse Cub
letter blep iaset uo Of 8peu meo &e,
uoloere os @euerer tmorses, os to
anore, Iom nRsteoe at arbetoe paa
@aben, bleo (enfet til en- Gele9raf=
itolpe etpar Elmer isaar. Sc feite
af 9anotrpserne neoter at arbeioe.
fipnt mango al benz tunoe bebpues
peb Snbbgfninsen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-24

&tnelerlouen treoer Strait ben
lite Sept. Da fal aue &tneiere ber
/ 2anoet poa nosle unbtoselier ner
benoenoe fig til nermete internal
revenue collector, % oenue fal
siue bam ct @ertif ficate, buorpaa bans
Opbolosfteb ct aneiuet, FAINT en- 8e=
itriuelle al bam tillisemeo bans Bor=
tret. 9ans l1oiasu ansaaenoe fin
&er1ou ital itaoteites al to paalibeli=
se &ioner. RoGeftBren lfal fripe
neo alt / fine Beaer iamt bebolbe ire
&ortretter af &ineierens Mniist.
Me &ineiere, lom lite laber fig inb=
resiftrere fra lite Sept. til Ste Mai
fgrittommenoe, lfal lenoes tilba9e til
&ina.
Sc &tneiere, lom 9open unbta9er
bertra. er &inos biplomatiFe &orps
ber / 2anoet lamt nosle rise tineiife
&ipbmeno. Man fan friltes til at
tro, at benne 2ou paalesser be itat=
tars &inelere ungepenoist Beluer.
Sen poloer lite blot l1bsifter for &i=
neierne men for 9anbet og pil tomme
til at uoloe umaaoelist Brpoeri.
Den ct en- unotaselieslou oobbelt
Sorftano. Jprit nnotaser ben&ineier>
ne fra ben alminoelise 9tsbeo for 2p=
pen,o9 iaa unotager ben be rise Sine
iere. st en- iaaban 2op perois bet
frie Mmertfa?
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-24
NDt Glenatnr=&ptttpa9t

Seq iaa Tor en- Tto lioen en- Op=
forortns / Geres Blao fra Or. Olaf
8inie til mig os andre ON at sipre
no9et for Oprettelien af en- @leuator
/ 9ulutb eller en- Sammenl l1utnins
meo 9be Nortbmeiern 5armers &ro=
tectiue @leoator 60. al @rano
Sorts, sc. s., os leg tattcr 6r.
&inie for Opfororinsen FAINT for ben
Eiltro, ban bar til %, os iom @uar
paa famine pil ieg iige, at ies altio
oil bore uiuis til at sigre bet lille,
ies formaar, / ben Stiuius 5oltet
timber for soot at lette mig.
Seq mao tiltau, at leg bar peret
meset Guiul. ON ri noseniiuoe full
be faa esen @lepator, naar ies iau,
buorleoes Jorigset ber Staten mis=
lptfeoes, ioet ies tror, Der opbrustes
I uo911ter mere, enD Der 1Ho1amleoes
for 8psntns al @leoator.
S ben ienere Gio bar ies bog bait
Inleonius til nermere at Ituoere
&eslerne for bet npe @lepator> sc &om=
pagnt organiieret @rano Sorts,
&c. g., og bauoe enoos bet ON 9oz
gen ct 8eips al Gbos. l1luen fra
@ranb SORTS, 5etreteren fpr nepnte
&ompasni, % bet fOretommer mig,
at bette Toreta9enoe fommer til at
lptfes. Seq foritoo, at ban allereoe
bauoe tcsnet slftier til oner 10000
9nlars FAINT iitret fig Bps9etomt
&ef Superior.
Seq er berfor af ben Sormening,
at ri buroe unberitptte nepnte @le.
or>Rompasni, oa bet pil blipe for,
bolosois let at bpsse en- @leoator
iammen meb benz, Der, iom man ler,
ct fommen lanst paa Sci, os, Jon
Drbiproset lpoer, rManse 8ette
imaa aibr en- itor Na", % 10 Fere Vi
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-24
AR Y JEST
A Nd S!

Ser er &ense at tieue 1oruef ften i
noropeitre Miunelota os 9toro>9ato=
ia, men naor man tommer ti(bnse til
be itore Bger, faar Beugene inart
Ginger, % mon ct omtrent li9e rig
1om far. Qoorfor life benptte Nn=
leoninsen os enoel al Beu9ene til at
lesse @runouoloen for ct eset 3iem
o9 en- 1eluit1aois Sitting paa ct
5tptfe soot og fru9tbart W{inneI Iota
2ano? 6or T1lbasereilen maa ou
aQigeoel betale fprte &lasles Seru=
banebil1et os bet pil life 70 tie noset
ertra at ltoppe ouer 9a9 Staples
euer Gittle Sails os ie ouer 2anoet.
9ois ou topper. {oa uil ou, lig tus
linbe andre 2anosmRno, ftnoe, at
2anoet taller fur zig ieIp,
at fprite Nf5etalins ct meget lioeu, at
5topen oil Hare be nnite Nfbetalinz
ger os Itafe big iittert @interarbeioe,
at % til Sober os til at false tan
bpfes bet fprte 9ar, at 2(iitanoen
ira 5tationer % Bper fun er 2 6
Mil, at Sorobunoen er fDrfe &las1es
fort Mulo poa 2erobunb, at Der Tan
proouceres 20 30 8ulbel 9pebe pr.
Wcre Nar ON anbet, at @limaet er
1unoere os 9rtffeuanoet beore enb
paa anbre @teoer @eiten, oe at in
gen beore Inleonins finoes til meo
tibet &ontant at bliue fin esen 9erre.
@pbrs 5armereu, iom ou MI arbeioer
for, buormeset ban sau for lit 2ano,
buor lanse ban bar baut bet, os buao
ban MI funoe ielse bet for, os ou oil
ie, boab 6ortienefe ban bar bapt
uoenom Nultnsen. Ser ct famine
Nnleonins for big til at faa itgrre og
lifrere &ente al oine &enge eno / mo-
gen Banf. &ttan ielse big 2ano for
$500 a $500 pr+ 24ere+
me9et nermere ct. Haul os Minnez
apolis % meo lanet fprre uofiet til at
itige til ben bobbelte &eroi faa
Nar. Sore 2anoasenter, Sames
9fellon ueo @taples os @enning 9an=
oabt neo 9ittle Sails, treffes boer
Dag o9 pil fbl9e meo for at ptIe 9an=
bet frit. Benpt oenne Nnlebntn9,
meoens bu tan, tbi ben fommer albri9
mere isien. &eiien bliuer fri for
2anotipbere. 6uis BIZ pnfer 2ano
anoetiteos, iaa ifriu til os efter Set
tionsfart os 8elriuelie ooer v2ano
| / MtnneIota."
A. E. JOHNSON & co,
Land and Emigration Agents,
Cor. 3rd &Sibley St., ST, PAUL, MINI.
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@att8elett paa Yt8er.

@enlusbu0etinen an9aaenoe be re-
lathe Sroportioner Of be to &iDn Der
2anoet piler. at ben manolise 8e=
folfnins belpber fig til 32,067, $50
Herloner os ben fuinoelise til 30,=
554,370. Ser blir iaaleoes 1,513,=
SO Meno, iom lite fan finoe Jig mo-
gen 9uitru. Sc ct tuunsne til at
forbliue @plibat, unotasen be faar
inbfere fine @stebaluoele fra uolan=
bet. 8eo at ie orer tiolisere Gem
iusrapporter ler man, at for buert
3taar blir Bi9erne 1jelonere. Ser
er ollereoe uu Mmeritanere, iom frps=
ter for, at ben Sag fan tomme, at ri
ligelom &omerne maa 9ipre 8lpnorez
tos uoenlanos forat faa fat paa&pin=
Der. Ser er bog enonu bra SSorip=
ninser al bem / 0feu. S Diitritt
al Columbia er Der 110,242 &uinoer
mob 100000 Mteno, og oer er ct
Guerfuo al 100000 @iser SEEM
Sort os Mas1o9uletts, % $4,000 /
Eenniploania, iaa Der otsie 5tater
tiliammen ct en- forartet Inleonius
for 175,o00 Beberluenoe fra 9eoro=
ueiten. 9esuoen bar Seem 9ampz
fibre ct Ouerltuo af neiten 3,400
Hiser, &booe Sslano Of oper 5000,
Connecticut 1000, Seem Serfep ouer
5000, Marplano omtrins 1000, ,&ir=
siuia ooer 1000, os georo= os 6po=
Carolina no9le imaa Ouerfub.
Set er / be norolige o9 peittise
Stater, buor Menoene er / 5lertal.
S Moro=@entralzStatern er Der 1aa=
leoes ct Ouerltuo at 214,661 Meno.
9ette inobefatter Wiunelota meb ct
Suerfuo al $4,000 Menb, So1pa
meb $1,000, 9&oro=9atota meo 20, ,461
o9 Spo< <0atota meo ouer 1000.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-24

tpr, boor ban 1nubleoe o9 talot.
@onouftgr Driscel1, iom baube ful9t
efter, uar ouer bam meb fin 9}euols
per os ituloe iult fpre, oa Mrs.
9riscoll fom fprinseuoe us Hos Irz
meme ON 9riscotls Qals, bporueo &g<
oeren fit Nnleonins til at unotomme /
Wbrtet. Nsenten bauoe en- itor
Sum &ense, oa bet bar 2snninss.
bag, men bet onta9es, at Rpueren lite
fit fat paa mere enb omtrent $50.
- Ser meooeles fra enbel 9otpus
9ouslas County, at 6aslformen
forleoen sioroe meseu @tabe, iaa at
ber entalte Totpns life uil bliue
fort at bplte.
- Tplsen al &niotifninsen i
Sarge bar, at bet 9ioroes en- 4lap=
iast paa aue vBlinbsrile"i Bpen, os
II al bisle blep uorDbbet. Sc pp=
rise lutteoe os unosif Nrreit. @fter
gfaunene at bpmme er aue be ARE,
itereoe Srlenoere.
= q. .. Morris' Suuelbutit /
@rootfon bleo biemipst al Gppe Scat
til Manoas. Omtrins 20 Cub
ubre. Is &inse us eubel @ulbtieoer
bleu fiaalet, alt belpbenoe Jig TT en-
8eroi af neiteu $500. 9poene
bauoe bruot Jig iuo isieunem Bas'
bpren.
= st Nntal iuenite Borsere /
Minneapolis uar forlamlet forleoen
Mften % ueotos &eiolutiouer, bpori
be forplisteoe Zig til at bitaa ben iuz
lpenbereoe @ountptasIerer $. ., @e=
terlon, flyer rMiuneapolis Sournal".
Ser fises Relolutiouerne, at Beter>
ion sioroe intet uerre, eno bans Tor=
9lensere bar giort.
- Geters MDers, en- 80 Nar gam
mel Wano fra Qalitao, b(ep liosfar=
li9t ituffen meo en- &ntp en- 8lino=
girls / Sarge Treoas I{teu. 6an
Tom / Trette meo en- Neser om ct
@pil % ilos Neseren meb en- 9l fla
tie, buorpaa oenne meo en- &nio fiat
Mpers tre @an9e ben bpire @ibe pg
en- Gang / ben pentre traf5 neoeniur
9iertet. Mfpers fan lite leue. See
geren rpmte men er paa9rebet / 9e=
troit. 9tseleoss er Blinogrisbotbe=
rem arreferet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-08-24

geoas Nrt funoeu. @n 9ref Bref,
&ep. Sobu Soiepb 9&ouri, iom iorle=
ben tom til San Jroncisco paa
9ampfibet o@btna", fortalte, at ban
paa Nrarats Biers bauoe funbet
J}oas Nrf. 6an baooe reit 9iennem
Qiien os Nfrifu, 25O,O0o Mi( ialt, oe
uoforltet be fortielltse 2ance, buori=
9iennem ban bapoe reif. bans 5p=
gen efter 5looerne gufrats os Sig
rts's &i(oer iDrte bam til 8ierset
Irarat, bpor ban fOruoen at finoe
&iloerne til btsle f1a Olbtioen be-
rpmte 6looer oslaa fanbt en- enooa
itgrre biitortlt Mertuerbi9beo nemz
Zig 9eoas Irt. Sen Dor besrapet /
5s os Sne, os fun Stapuene par
.tpntise. Sra bet Steb, bpor Nrfeu
fanotes, bar bet 1900 - 1000 SOB
til 3oppen al Biecset. 2lrarat ct
10000 SOB bpit. Det bleo oslaa for
nogle Iar itoen meooelt, at Npas
Nrf par funoer, men man bar itfe
billet feite noaen 2io til bet, us bet
lomme ct &ilfaloet meo 9}ouris
Spoaselie. @ans &eiieberetninser
ct osiaa noset fabe(astise {. g.,
n1ar ban fortaller ON ben ubgre
Mensoe Cub, ban fanot / Central
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