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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
A Wife Murderer Identified

New CASTLE, Jan. Especial. 1-Chief
Of Police Gill, of East Liverpool, arrived
here tins afternoon and Immediately identi-
fed the man arrested here Yesterday, who
gave his name as William c. Dawson, as
Charles Owens, who broke Jail in Ohio last
week. He is charged with stabbing his
wife below the heart as she was returning
from Justices Office. where she had been
making charge against Owens He was
taken to Ohio tonight
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
FORGERY OR BLACKMAIL.
A Strange Suit Now TO Be Tried in a Quiet
Ohio Town.

CANTON, Jan. Especial. Some time
ago proceedings were commenced by Ed
ward Snyder, proprietor of tin store in
MassiIlon, against Peter G. Albright, q
prominent banker of that placs, to collect
the money claimed to be due on $50, 900
promisory note. Snyder is jealous of his
wife and made an accusation against the
banker, which Albright did not deny.
Albright gave note for $4,000, at the
same time signing a confession acknowl-
edging his guilt. This Snyder now says is
in the hands Of his attorney.
When the note was presented the sigma
ture was deniei by Albright, who claimed
it was blackmail and its payment was re-
fused. The suit was then brought. The
case has been postponed from time to time,
but both sides now claim they are ready for
the contest.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
THE COMING SEASON,
President Har: Recsfves Replies From All
the New League Clubs >

the New League Clubs.
CHICAGO, JAM 5.-[SpeciaI lit is now
almost assured that the baseball season will
commence early and end late this year.
President Hart of the local club. who is n
member of the Schedule Committee, has
written to all the clubs and the majority of
them favor season of 154 games. This will
necessitate starting the season April 7 and
holding it open until October 10. Just
what kind Of an arrangement can be per-
fected does not appear on the surface. The
winners of the two seasons were to
play off, but they will have their hands full
doing it after October 10, in cities like Chi
cago and Cleveland.
President Hart also asked an expression
of opinion from the clubs OH the Question of
making two or three trips to town, play
ing respectively three and four games on
trips or playing two, two, and three games.
The majority of the clubs favored the three
trips, and the schedule will probably be
built accordingly.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
Fortiiying Leading IIarbors.

Ex-Congressman McCutcheon, OF Michi-
gan, a member of the Board of Ordnance for
the Government passed through the city
Yesterday bound for Washington. He says
they are doing all they can to fortify the
harbors of New York, Boston, Fortress Mon
roe and San Francisco. He says nothing but
an apology from Chile will satisfy this
Government, and the Chileans apparently
are doing all they can to avoid it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
Geograply saves an altoona Embezzler

HoLLIDAYsBURG. Jan. 15.-LSpecia. J.
Arthur Crothers, the Altoona embezzler
who defrauded his employer, Andrew
Sehimminger, out of large sum of money,
is free to-day. Before the trial he had con-
fessed, but the evidence showed that the
oflense had been committed just beyond the
Blair county line.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
AEailroaf, POSITION for Judge Reed.

John Newell, President of the Lake Erie
road, was in the city yesterday attending
the annual meeting of the Peemickey road
No change was made in the list of officers
and directors The annual meeting of the
Lake Erie road will be held on the 23d.
Judge Reed is expected to succeed Vice
President Bailey. No reason is given for
the change, but Mr.. Reed is one of the attor-
neys for the road.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
YOUNGSTOWN YARNS.
A Corpse Found in a Mill Race-A Mining
Company Formed.

YOUNGSTOWN, Jan. 15.-[ Especial ]-Thos.
Happs left the home of Edwin Beard in
Niles this morning to notify the mill
superintendent that Mr.. Beard was too i'll
to go to work. Not returning, search was
made, and the dead body of Happs was
found in the mill race. 1t is supposed he
slipped off the lev sidewalk.
The Richland Mining Company to pros
pect in Northern Georgia for gold and. silver,
was organized here today.
John w. Brown, Treasurer of Mahoning
coanty, is dying.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
No Flood at Cincinnati.

CINCINNATI Jan. 15.-The Ohio river at this
point has risen very rapidly in the last "a hours,
and is nearly IA feet higher than it was last night
The small local packet running between Cincinnati
and Dayton, KY. was laid up to-day on account OF
the heavy ice passing but the heavy ice has al
most all passed the city. AM only shore ice will
hinder upstream packets. 1t has been raining
above while it was showing here, which has
caused heavy rise at Wheeling and Pittsburg.
This flood is now passing here. but will not cause
any serious inconvenience. The river here has
been rising during the afternoon at the rate of S4
inches an hour, but the rapidity of the rise is
fhnli nj
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
BIT HIS Own Tongue Off.

MCKEEsPORT, Jan. 1j. - Special i
Samuel Johns, employed at the tube works,
to-day bit off about half of his tongue, and it
bled dangerously until a physician was
called. He was handling a pipe and had
MS tongue half out, when a piece of the
pipe few up and struck him on the chin.
The piece OF tongue was stitched on, and
the physician believes he can save it.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
TEMPERATURES AND RAINFALL.
RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.
Lo uisyiIIe Items-The Stage OF Water ana
the Movements of Boats.
ESPECIAL rELEGRAMs TO THE DISPATCH

ESPECIAL TELEGRAMs TO THE DISPATCH
LOUISVILLE, Jan. 15.-Busincss very dull'
Weather clear and cold The ice here is very
heavy. The river is rising. with feet inches on
the falls feet in the canal and 13 feet inches be-
low.
The towboat Smoky City arrived from Memphis
This morning and will lay up. The Ohio passed up
from Memphis at daylight Captain A. ID. Lisle
and Captain o. A. Blackburn. of Pittsburg. are
here looking after their coal interests. Captain
Gus Jutte, the PIttsDurg coat man: is also in the
CITY looking after his interests the river front.
The Blue Wing has gone to Madison. Departed
Big Sandy, Cincinnati.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
WENT MAD At A FUNERAL.
3 Ncu-ner Suddenly Calls for \ Revolver to
Shoot His Soa-in-Law

Nlo0J HIS So1-in-Law.
NEWARK, O., Jan. 15.-[ Special. This
afternoon the funeral of the dead violinist
Theodore Binder, took place from his home.
While the services were in progress Paul
Binder, the father of the deceased, began
raving and calling for revolver, and en-
deaVored to get at his son-in-law, Frank
ConBel, whom he hates intensely.
1t was with great difficulty friends pre-
vented him from doing violence Mourners
lett the house in haste. Probably steps
will be taken to have the man removed to a
sanitarium.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
A Doctors Close Call.

WASHINGTON, PA. Jan. 81 Special i
DR.. j. Ely, prominent physician of this
city, was struck by passenger train on the
CHARTERS Railroad this evening and Knocked
with his horse and buggy 25 feet. His hip
was broken and he was seriously injured in
ternaIly.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
The krebs Victims Need Aid.

KANSAS CITY, Jan. 15.-There is much
suffering among the families of the victims
of the recent mine disaster and among those
who were injured by the explosion. The
destitute families and the injured miners
need food and clothing. A committee has
issued an appeal for aid.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
The News From Below.

WHEELISG-River 30 feet and about stationary.
No departures arrivals to-day. Ice entirely
gone. Cloudy and cold.
ST. IoUIS-Arrivals and departures-None.
River gorge still holds and navigation is closed.
Clear aud warmer.
NEW ORLEANS-Clear and cold. Arrived-Dfck
Fulton and tow, Vicksburg.
CAIRO-No arrivals or departures. River IA feet
7inches and falling. Clear and cold
CINCINNATI-River Is feet and rising. Fair and
cold. No boats.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
Greedy Polish LandIords.i

WARSAW, Jan. 15.-Russian agents are
distributing throughout Russian Poland
manifestoes bitterly accusing Polish land
owners of causing distress by exporting
corn, and declaring that the Car is doing
his utmost to alleviate the suffering due to
famine, and has therefore prohibited the ex-
portation of breadstuffs
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
A WOMAN WITH q RIFLE
Fires Two Shots at Z Crowd OF Hungarian
Children in Her Yard.

Children in Her Yard.
GREENSBURG, Jan. ID Spesidl Mrs.
Anna Williams, wife Of Charles Williams,
superintendent of the Union Supply Gem
1.n- store al Calumet. has been arrested.
Srre-al days ago a half-dozen Hungarian
children, while on their way home from
@choai, entered Mrs. Williams yard. Mrs
Wiiiiams ordered the children away, but
ther did net seem to 20 fast enough to suit
le-. and running into the house she pro-
cured ? rife and fred into the crowd
The ballet missed, and the woman hastily
reloaded and fired again. This time the bull
lot, it Is said, passed through little girls
car. Otherwise the children were unin-
jured. She gave bail for court.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
a Local RAILROAD Change.

BELLEFoNTE, Jan. 15-TSpecidl THE
Bellefonte, Buffalo Run and Bald Eagle
Railroad has changed hands and name The
new name is the Bellefonte Central The
new company proposes to extend the line to
the State College
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
M'KEESPGRT MATTERS.
Sewing Machine gent Is Thrice Arrested
for Embezzlement

MCkEEsPoRT, Jan. 15.-TSpecial IA.
A. Tilbrook, a sewing machine agent at
Carpenter station, is in Jail in default of
$500 bail He is charged by Manager EN-
mons, of the Standard Sewing Machine
Company, with embezzling 1915. This is
the third case the company has had against
him.
Postmaster Sloes is in Washington, furn-
ishing Senator Quay with data to use in the
Government building matter.
The petition asking that the City Councils
annex Christy Park now contains 40 more
names than the majority required, and will
be presented to Councils at the next meet
ing.
Arrangements are being made for the es-
tablishment of a First National Bank at
Duquesne.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
A Big Snowstorm at Potfsville.

PoTTSvILLE, Jan. 15.-The biggest snow
storm Of the season visited Pottsville to-day.
Up to noon about five inches had fallen
Incoming trains on the PENNSYLVANIA
Philadelphia and Reading and the Lehigh
Valley roads were delayed by drifts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
A DeIirious Grin Sufferer Drowned

CUMBERLAND, Md, Jan. 15.-TSpeciaL ]
Richard Shillean, a resident of this city,
was drowned this morning in the Potomac
river Last week he contracted the grip,
which developed into pneumonia This
morning he arose nude, and in a delirium
wandered to the river, where he fell in.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
The Italian Murderer Is Insane

MoNoNGAHELA, Jan. 15-LSDecial i
Odella, the Italian who shot and killed
Placido, Wednesday, is pronounced to be of
unsound mind. Of late he has been in the
habit of shooting off his revolver at random
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
Making Peace with the Morocco Rebels.

TANGIER, Jan. 15.-The Sultan of
Morocco has summoned to his presence the
Governor of Tangier, with a view to con-
ceding the demands of the insurgents for
the deposition of that official.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16

Rio JANEIRo, Jan. ia commercial
convention has been signed between
Portugal and Brazil, by which special ad-
vantages are granted to Portuguese wines
and Brazilian sugar
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
THE WEATHER

A storm Of considerable intensity is deVel-
oping in Montana. The clearing CONDITION
has moved from Assinaboina to Lake supe-
rior. The temperature will fall in the lower
lake region and on the Middle and North
Atlantic coasts, and will generally rise else
where.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
What Upper Gauges Show.

ALLEGHENY JUNcTIoN-River 13 feet 10 inches
and falling. Clear and cold.
MoRGANTowN-Rive Is feet inches and falling
Clear. Thermometer 80 at4P. NJ.
BROwNSvILLE-Rver2 q feet inches and falling.
Cloudy. Thermometer 800 at P. NJ.
WARREN-River 80 feet. Fair and cold.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16

C. A. was in session. The reports from the
different associations showed large growth
during the year. The State Treasurer's re-
port shows balance to the credit of the
association.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16

wherever he happened to be. He has left
town, but will probably be arrested to-
night. The dead mans wife is sick in bed
and does not know of her husbands death.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16

BOOKS for boys, by Jessie Benton Ere
mont, widow of the Pathfinder, in THE
DISPATCH Tomorrow
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
Steinitz Still Gaining.

HAVANA, Jan. 15.-Tschigorin opened
the seventh game of the chess match against
Steinitz with the Evans gambit, but lost
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
The Interstate Y. M. C. A.

PARKERsBURG, Jan. 15.-[Specidl. Ito
day the Interstate convention of the Y NJ.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16

MILK is no. safe until 1t has been thor
oughiy stsriiized. A matter OF Importance
to children's health in THE DISPATCH to-
morrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
OSCAR WILDE HIS SECURITY.

Borlas, Who Fired at Westminster Hall,
Bound Over to Keep the Ie zee.
LONDON, Jan. 15.-John Borlas, who was
arrested a few days ago for firing pistol at
Westminster Hall, and who, when ar
raigned, declared he mad taken this means
to show his contempt for the House of Com
mons, was to-day bound over in the sum of
5000 to observe good behavior for two
months. Oscar Wilde became one Of his
securities.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16

HELEN wATTERsON writes about what
the sleeping room for a girl should be for
THE DISPATCH tomorrow,
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-01-16
Baseball Notes.

after 90 moves. Score-Steinitz, 8; Tschig-
= orin, 1; drawn, 3.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Tranfrige.

8eteranen suuis Gartisnp er III.
Mebbelelie fra Seieres / Spb 6rantris
bso Glitter 1O1 slar sammsl. San
bar ben iibfte, Der bar tilbase af be
Sranlfmeub, ipm beltps / SsIlaset peb
Trafalgar. @eb Trafalgar blep lom
befienbt, De forenebe frantic ps ipanIte
5laaoer ben 21be Oft. 1905 fulbitans
big Doela9te at ben enselite 5laabe nm
Der Gomiral Nelion, Der falbt | Slaget.
Sen anterifanif 8eianot Heio mebs
bette forleben | en- Gamtale, at ban
enonu bar beIiaftiset meb 8lanerne til
lloleoerinsstraftaten melem Sranfrise
os be Soreneoe Stater. @runben til
Sa9ens 5orbalin9 er ben forfaroeli9e
9sidati9beo, buprmeo 5ranitmanbene
operoeier buer enfelt 8eitemmelie i
9~raftaten. 5orIlaset biz utuiliomt
bliue uuoertesnet for @eianbtens til
9srbas faitiatte 8eiie, os ban tuiler
life i minbite Maaoe ON, at bet pil blipe
antaset at 9eprteretfammeret. Graft
taten er | fine Seitemmelier lanst mere
omfattenoe emo ben, Der er oprettet mel
lem be 6urenbe Stater ps Storbritas
MEN.
Silt iItebetIor SDnamit. SOlitiet
| Saris siorbe en- Dag iioite llse ben
ubpsselise Spbaselie, at Der eriiterebe
en- 8anbe Inartiiter, iom bruser Gift
iitebetfcr 8bnamit for at rpooe ~aipeieu
Splt, be life lifer. Ere Meblemmer Of
8anben arreiterebes iSreoass. s beres
geiiooelie fanbtes Ell Del 9Utumenter,
iom oiite, at De bolOt paa meo at sisre
6orirs meo @iititoffe, iom finbe be-
oirte 9poen upen at 9eSsaariasen
opoageoes.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
HuSla b.

GeiIeren bar opbabet Sorbubet mob
uoferiel al Speoemel fra Sapnene peb
bet lorte % ~aiouite Sap. Der er bog
trnHet oen 8eitertmelie, at Der for aft
iiofert Spebemel ital inbfcres ct fig
nenbe apartum Spebe. SOrIla9et ON
at opbape Gorbuoet mob uoferIel af
SABRE fra Grhangel fortaItebes, uaetet
@Roerneren / oenre 8rppins bar ers
tlnret, at Der par mere SABRE, END Be
fultninsen babe 8rus for.
Sfelge uIfieiel MebbeleIie finbes
Der | &antaiuss@ 9nene enbnu 6 WiIios
ner Maal Sab fra bet f~oresaaenbe
Gars Ssit. Sinters os Soraarsiaben
loper oernet en- iaa riselis &isrsbe, at
&esierin9en fer fig iltano til / 9ilfalbe
al sienta9en M;spert / en- Del at 2an,
bet, til neite gar at funne afparae Ell
Sun9ersnsb.
Ne9jeringsorganet %mebbeler, at be
al Sui9ersnsb bjemlsste 8rooinier MI
er ioriDneoe meb tilitreffeliot @urns
forrdao til at opboloe 8eioltninaen
inotil Mai, bpprneit bet iornsbne Sors
raao Sebtorn pil blioe tilpeiebra9t.
Gn Mtllion &ubler CT bleoen beoilget
til Gnitafelie at Sretopr til 8rus peo
Soroens 9brtnine. 8labet mebbeler
pioere, at 8esjerinsen / 9sbet af fors
rise @ar tun bar uobelt 81 Milioner
&ubler til 2anbbitrifterne, iitebetior
Tom mebbelt, Ia Miliuner.
General 6urfo er inotrufet til ct.
petersburg for at raabfpre fig meb
gSaren ansaaenbe SorbOlosresler / 9ils
faloe al en- arig meb Siterri9 us 9pifs
lamb. Sfslse gnsipelie blep bet beilut.
tet, at @eueralen ifuloe ppertase &Oms
manooen oper Gn9rebsitprfen peb BEN
rtcryiQ't-tpIfe @r9noie,' mebens S6us
h, tuloe fsre 9perbefalinsen pper
OCT ~. J~oripar beitemte Grmeeforps.
De r~il8iiite TroppebepRselier bar uaft
flor llro / Sfterris.
st 2emberger 8lao brin9er Giterret=
nineer ON alporlise Spitanbe | Dit
libirien lOm Sslge al %ortboopre rusiiife
Misiionerers pOloiOmme Smuenoelies=
fories Of Suobbiiter. Manse WOnsuler
er paa @runo oerai uopanoreoe til Sina.
9lnbre bar srebet til Saaben % er suaet
Misiionarerne til 9ios, liseiom De bar
tpunset De rusiiife 6 beSsmeHo til at
isse 9ilflust / 5Gitninsen 9iumen.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
Spifl no.

Nigsbagem fOrfaitebe ben 23oe os. ct
Sorilas betrafienoe en- poerlisere Be-
uilsnins al 100000 Marf for Den
tpife afoelins paa Observation-Disclosures
/ Chicago.
Gen lille Sp Smmerbauieu i H9rbe.
ben af &asiel er for Stsriteoelen bles
pen soelast peo en- Slbebranb. Suns
breoe Suie er laste / SIte os ouer 1000
Menneifer er bleune busuiloe.
Sismard ina. Som bet MI piier
fig, par ben upasielisbeo, buorai Yiss
mard pluoielis | @anoass blep bjems
isst, lanst aluorlisere emo man itrar
meooelte. Der i~nbtraaote nemlis bpilt
betrutelise 3esn paa 9iosfraiternes
Nitasen. 5priteu falct Here @anse
@ininst % en- 9iblana trpebe bans
Dmsipslier, at 9rben pilbe iuotrace.
Selp enonu er Jprlten iusenlunoe uben.
for 9are. 8ianSt be talrise til 5riso.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
& II II b.

Stanley bill iiSlse 8eretnins fra
2oroon, | Qarets Sob / GonspitatenS
Snteresie beeipe fig BERTH os for en-
lGrsere lib taee Dpbolb / girita.
) llnberbniet bIeu forleben Dag
5Orllaset til 9open ON otts timers gIrs
~beiosbas for Minearbeioere, iom ans
saar 100000 Weno ps $4,000 Gut
ter, iorfaitet peo auben 8ebanolins meb
270 Stemmer mob 60. De feIte af
Wiiuenrbeioernes Representatives. Itemte
mob 2ooen.
) Scbonrn Guisrube / Durham
fom bet for nosle Qitener iiben til urO,
lisbsoer anlebning al, at @ialtiniierue
uGsreoe fig peb of lutte fig til be
Streitenbe. ct gntal Nrbeibere rpts
teoe fig lammen | N9rbeoeu al Wtaitin'
buffet % faiteoe Stene paa Mnitinis
fterne, bporpeo nosle Of bisie blep als
oorlis laareoe. 8plitiet, iom bar ble-
ben utoerrettet, eiforterebe Maitiniols
tene bjem. Neppe babe biSie imiblerz
tio naaet bere5 SOliser, % RUlitiet
f%Orfsiet fig bort, fgr @rubearbeiberne
paanD be9pnbte Sptsierne, ioet be oeo
Stentait fnuIts ginbuerne / MaIfinis
iternes 8Olieer. ga en- Of Maitiniiterne,
iom blep operialbt af be Streitenoe,
afpreoe fin &epploer pan benz, fog
Gnsriberne Slusten. Be Streifenoe
tror, bpis be funoe bepese Mtaifini'
iterne til at beltase | Streiten, ba al
tanne optrabe fraftisere O~ueriur @rube.
beiicberne. Maifiniiterne beierse@rube'
itbpumpninsen, % bpis oenne TOM til
at itaa title, piloe @ruben / 9sbet al
fort lib bline fplbt af @anb. 9enne
Omit9noi9beo piloe be Streifenbe be-
nptte zig af &en o~perfor berea
arbeibs9ipere, ibet be tror, at bisit
before oil Opsipe beres 8lun anaaaenot
asnsneoiattelIe, emo at 1e beres @ruber
unoer 8ano.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29

Fri SslpmDntnins. 8pnsrssmanb
glanbs 5prilas ont fri % uinb1tranfet
Sglpmpntnins bisfuterebes / &epreiens
t%antbuiet 9irsoas, Onsbag % 5prss
bag iibite uss % 9ebatteu blep aiIluttet
TENT 5orsbas Iften. Scr. 8urrpfps
fpreilU9, at 5orilaeet la9ses paa 8prs
Oct. Borrower blep Der TENT meo bet
%einttat, of las itemte fOr % 147 imob.
Speafer Grip furlanste ba, at bans
Raon oplGites, og ban itemte impo, iaa
bier SIDE fit las Stsmmer. 5prIlaset
MATTE MI upfpreS paa Galsnoeren, bppr
bet i~anbipnli9ois pit blipe itaaenbe,
bpis bet life oeo en- ipeeiel Srbre fan
saees op til Giitemnins. Mr. 8lanb
bar ia9t, at ban en- al be isrite 9ase
oil faa en- iaaban Srore u%ebta9et, iao
IN oirefte Giitemnins posr felipe 5or.
aaset tau finoe Steo. 1872 Sempfra.
ter, IL &epnblitnuere oa 5 Meblemmer
Of Gaiancen itemte imoo, pg 81 Demo,
trater os 81 Repnblitanere itemte for,
at BET l9sses paa Sorbet. llbialoet al
osnne Stemme9ipuins aniees iom ct
Reoerla9 for ri Sslumpntnina.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-29
2rta ! gutter.

,fn @aribau telegrafereoes ben 25oe
b., at &pstsr ON arig opfplote 2uiten,
os at bisie tilipnelaberbe befrGfteoes
peo be fore Rnsier al Trooper, iom
iamles | 8olen ira ale 9lnter al oct
tore r~usiiite Rige. Oct fan Dog pRre,
at bisie Trpppeiamlinger life foreta9es
for at ansribe bet tpife Rige, men fun
er 6prberebelier til ben alminbelige
9anrmauSure, iom inoen fort Gio lfal
finoe Steo; men bi5ie fore 5roppcmass
Ter iaa n9r Den prbiIiite @rrnoie fors
aaria9er en- a~lminoelis 5plelie al uro
D9 5rb9t for ari9.
en- anoen Smitanoi9beo, iom for
sser benne l1ro, CT ben aieros9iernins,
at be prBiiiite auturiteter bar ielp per-
ionli9 unoeris9t be rusIiits troopers
Stprte % StiIirs lanss 6%rRuolen.
Sor at fomme iii benne aunpffa6 bar
be life brr9t alminbelige Spipner, men
Sallpner.
s ben ieuere Sio bar Guslerne pfte
ieet 8allpner fare fen puer ocres 5aIts
ninser o9 2eire. 5or roDle 8a9e iioen
iaaes en- ga(IOn ouer 6altninscu aopno;
be rusIiife Solbater fit Srore iii at
ipre paa ben, men trObs De mpoerne
8iilers ubpre RGttepiobe funoe ccn life
trpfes, p9 &rgiierne iortintte meo fine
0bierpationer / SO pg Mag. 0tan
bplot npie Die meb ben, % eiter en- fort
Stuno peuote ben tilbage til Den prcis
fife @rpuoIe.
Rpgle Gage ieuere iaaeS ell anoen
8aIon ouer ben ruSiiite 2eir, 81 @til i
Seit for @aribnu. Zen itpreoes tmCo
Sirben, Ell SmItpuoigbeO, iom man
biotil bar anieet for umulig. 9a ben
bar naaet Ooer 9eiren, itanoieoe ben %
furetog en- Gel MonGorer, iom tDocli9
piite, at ben bar iOrignet meo ct nbs
mRrtet Stpreapparat.
Sc rusIiIte militrre gutoriteter tror,
at bnaOe 6rantri9e ug Gpiflano bar
8alloner meb Stgrenpparat, % at 8alz
Toner bewreiter bill blue Ell pi9tis 5attOr
/ Srig.
0tan bar oite bisfuteret Wtult9beoen
at 8rusen al SaQouer / &ris, %, bois
bet er lanot, at be fan itpres / boilfen
lon belit Gettius, MAJ Gniter, oil DC
tommanoerenbe 8eneraler bare en- ppers
maaoe oanitelis Sp9ape at beitptte fine
Sploater mob morocriite gi1sreb fra
2niten, buor 5ienben fan irbtaae en-
iaaban Sti0ing, at bet pil blioe aloeles
umnli9t at naa Dem meo ielu be allers
bebite Rifler.