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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-28

At Louisyille-No game to-day. Ball
stands destroyed by fire.
At st. Louis-The st. Louis club to-
day broke the record for all round
stupid playing. Score: St. Louis 3,
PittsburgS Earned, and 2. Errors,
10 and l. Hits 6 and Is.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 9, Cleve-
land 8. Earned, Cleveland Q. Errors,
8 each. Hits, each. Pitchers, Dwyer
and Davies. Umpire, Gaffney.
AT MISUNDERSTANDING Phil
adelphia, /. Errors, and 8. Hits, 8
and Z. Pitchers, Killeen and Carsey.
Umpire. Lynch.
At BaItimore-Baltimore, 3; New
York, 4. Earned, Baltimore /. Errors,
0 and 4. Hits, 6 and 2. Pitchers,
schmit and King. Umpire, Boyle and
SutclifFe.
At Decentralization, IA; Brooklyn, 8.
Earned, 8 and 5. Errors, and 5.
Hits, . and s. Pitchers, Stivetts and
Haddock. Umpire, Burns.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 27.-The grand jury
to-day took up tho alleged attempt OF
the Hawthorne race track managers to
bribc Mayor Washburne and Chief OF
Police McClaughrey to close the Gar
field race track. Subp@nas were issued
for the mayor, chict OF police, Edward
Corrigan and "One-Armed" Schiminel,
the purpose presumably being to elicit
what they knew OF the Hawthorne's al
legged offer OF S50,0 coo to certain politi-
cal campaign fund in the event OF the
Garfield being closed tight. Unfortu.
nately for the investigators, Messrs.
McClauEhrey and Washburne are both
out ofthe city.
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A SENSATIONAL STORY.
Prominent Bonwood Nan Accused of
SerIOus OCrrnEc.

A Prominent Bonwood Nan Accused of n
Serious oTrnsc.
Benwood was all torn up last night
over sensational scandal. The story
was that Suderintendent Geraghty, of
the steel works, had committed felo-
nious assault on thirteen-year.old Ger
man girl named Kunst. The scene OF
the crime was said to be in stable,
aud physician certified that whoever
was guilty of the attempt mad accom-
plished his foul design. Mr.. Geraghty
was arrested and taken to Moundsville
for safe keeping.
The story is one the shocking details
OF which are best left imprinted. Those
who know the accused will not believe
the terrible accusation against him
without the strongest kind of proof.
He is q married man with several chill
dren, and has. so far as known, always
been model Snan. He is deservedly
popular with those who know him. and
is entitled to suspension of public
opinion till proven guilty beyond doubt.
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FROM MoRGANToWN.
General shorldnn's speech--Rupuhliean
AetiVity-UnIVerSItyN NowG.

Activity-UniVerSity SOwhs
Special Correspondence Of the latelliocaeer.
MonoAxrowx, Sept. 27.-Yesterday
Gen. George A. Sheridan, OF New York,
delivered ap address before the Rcpub-
licans OF uonongalia county in this
place. The address was delivered in
the new wigwam built by the Young
Mems Republican club here. This wig
wan will seat great many people, but
it did not accommodate all who were
present. General Sheridan delivered
one OF the most oratorical and logical
addresses that has been given hero tor
many years. During the course OF his
argument he proved the constitutional
ity Of the Mckinley bill and, by q series
OF comparisons, showed that articles are
now furnished to the consumer at q
lower rate than before tariff was
placed on them.
The Republicans Of Monongalia
county are becoming actively engaged
in the work, and indications are good
for an interesting campaign, The work
OF organizing is being more thoroughly
completed, and meetings are being held
at all points in the county. The attempt
will be made to bring out tho full vote
at the coming election.
No chapel exercises were held at the
University during the past week on ac-
count of the fact that tho now COM
mencement and chapel hall is receiv-
ing the work that was left undone last
spring. With this exception the work
is going on rs rapidly as If there had
been no break for vacation. The mum.
Der OF students that have so far enrolled
is about the Same as last year this
time. There are new arrivals evory
day, and it is hoped that the enrolment
for tho year will be larger than last
year.
Athletics are receiving the attention
OF the students earlier this year than
last and already the foot ball men are
training. 1t has not yet been decided
how many games will be played. Sew
eral challenges have already been re-
ceived and arrangements will soon be
made for tho first games. At the first
meeting Of the athletic association Mr..
A. B. Smith, OF Unioneown. Pa, was
elected president OF the association, Mr..
W. 9. Meyer, OF Wheeling, manager OF
the foot ball team, and Prof. Emory.
captain of the team. The work Of se-
lecting men will be commenced at once.
Tho work on the two new buildings in
course OF construction is being pushed
rapidly. The mechanical building is
now almost completed and most of the
machinery has been placed. The scien-
tifc building will probably be ready for
use by the end Of the year.
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RAyAGNs on CHOLERA
Among tho Immigrants on the RuEia, Wy.
oInIng and scnndIa.

Amuug buc ItlinlsFsAuth on TIC EuELug Wy
onIng and scandia.
NEw YORK, Sept. 97.-The board of
health in their o'clock bulletin this
afternoon says that;thero has been no
cases of cholera in this city since Sep
tember 10.
There were sl2 Immigrants landed at
Ellis Island to-day from the steamships
Rugia, Wyoming and Scandia. The
business Of registering the new arrivals
showed the ravages the cholera had
madein several families.
Augusta Zimmerman landed with
her S-year.old son. She lost three chill
dren during the voyage. Annie Zhiga
landed from the Rugia with two chill
dren. When two days from port her
husband was stricken with the plague.
Petronella Starr had 3-year-old son.
Her husband and two children died at
sea. Hans Housen, who is goin. to
Perth Amboy, n. j., lost his wife and
three children on the Scandia. Caro-
line Cruger started with five children.
She had only two when she landed. A
fund has been started by Colonel
Weber for the relief OF the immigrants.
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RIGHT YOU ARE, SENATOR.

Tho Democracy tho Only Party that Has
Dared to ,a' the TaFlT Is Unconstitu-
tIonnl.
CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 27.-In speech
delivered at Mansfield, his home, this
evening, Senator Sherman referred to
Mr.. Cleveland's letter OF acceptance,
calling particular attention to the fact
that no mention is made in it of the
Chicago tariff platform. "Iac did not
dare to indorse il" said the
senator. "for the Democracy is
the only party since the formation of
the federal government which has dared
to proclaim protective tariff unconsti-
tutional and it will wish it had not be.
fore the election. Talk about latter day
Democracy being the party Of Jefferson
and Jackson. Why, they would not
own it il they were alive to-day" The
senator spoke upon the tariff and cur
rency questions. The speech was to the
Republican club OF Mansfield.
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GILMoRE,s REMAINs.
Tho Body of tho Great Band Leader F.!
rIvOs In New York.

Tho Body of tho Great Band Leader Ar
rIvOs in New York.
NEw YoRE, Sept 27,-The remains OF
Patrick Sarsfeld Gilmore, the famous
band leader, arrived here at 1855 o'clock
this morning at the Grand Central de.
po! from St. Louis. Friends of Mr..
Gilmore and members Of the various Of
gGn;zations with which he was CONNECT
ed were at the depot. On the arrival Of
the train Revs. Fathers Mckinney and
O'Mahoney conducted Mrs. Gilmore and
her daughter Minnie to carriage.
About fifty members OF Musical Post
452, q. \. r, were present, and Il dele
CATION OF these bore the casket contain.
ing the body OF theirdead comrade from
the train to the hearse. Meantime sew
euty members Of the Musical Mutual
Protective Union played suliivan's Lost
Chord" The body was taken to Mr..
Gilmore's late home, l64 West Eighty
sixth street, followed by the carriages
containing the mourning widow, daugh-
ter and friends.
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TIE FIRE RECORD.

OSHKOSH, Wis, Sept. 27.-The large
dry houses in the sasl and door fac.
tory Of r. Mcmillan & Co. burned with
contents. Loss, $4,000; insured tor
$1,000.
ST. PAUL, MlxN., Sept. 9T.-At noon 4
FIRE broke out in Joslyns & Co. g feed
and grain warehouse on Eagle street,
destroying that establishment and also
badly damaging the buildings Of the
Phoenix beef company OF Chicago.
Loss, $4,000.
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Benton. Mich, Sept. 27.-Excitement
exists here over a rumor started of a
case OF genuine Asiatic cholera in
Royalton township, five miles south OF
St. Joseph. James Weed, an old man,
lived in reeking filth and was taken i'll
with every symptom OF cholera DR.. j.
S. Beers pronounced the case genuine,
and thoroughly disinfected the pre-.
Fnises
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Special Dispqlch % ut InInEl9eHctr.
CEREDo, W. Va. Sept. 27.-Hon. G..
w. Atkinson spoke to an immense
crowd of voters at Buffalo Shoals yes
terday evening. This afternoon he had
a large meeting at WAYNE Court House
and spoke solid protection doctrines
for two hours and n hall. His argu-
ments are convincing and his language
eloquent. He is doing much for the
Republican cause and his country's
good,
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WISCONSIN GERRYMANDER
Practically OvOrthrOwn by Decision of
the Supreme Court


the Supreme Court
MILWAUKEE, WIS, Sept 27.-The
supreme court at Madison rendered a
decision this morning in tho second
gerrymander case. 1t holds that the
court has jurisdiction in the case and
overthrows the demurrer of Senator
Villas, based on the claim that suit should
have been brought by the attorney
general instead OF by petitioner Lamb.
1t holds that Lamb is entitled to bring
suit and that the bill OF the plaintiff
contains sufficient ground for action.
This is practically the overthrow Of the
last gerrymander. The defense is given
until Friday to answer tho bill Of the
plaintiff.
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MCKINLEY AT WELLINGTON.
Ho Speaks to Groat Crowd In tho Four.
teenth District.

teoutn DhIFtcts
CLEVELAND O., Sept. 27.-Gov. McKin.
Icy spoke this afternoon at Wellington,
Ohio, to a mass meeting Of between
1900 and 5000 Republicans. He devoted
himself principally to the two candidates
in the Fourteenth congressional dis
trict-Congressman NJ. D. Harter
Dem. and L. G. johnson, (Rep.) lie
attacked Harter's well known and radi-
cal tariff reform principles in speech
OF considerable length. This was Gov
ernor McEinley's first speech in Ohio
this year, but it was made with especial
reference to the contest in tho Four
teenth district and was not intended as
an opening of the campaign in the
state. Gov. Mckinley left tonight for
Washington, Pa, where he will speak.
From there he goes to Missouri in the
interest Of Gen. Warner, the Republican
candidate for governor.
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wAsnryGroy, D. c., Sept, e7.-Mrs.
Harrison had comfortable day after
resting fairly vol during the night.
She took more than tine usual amount
of nourishmeut and slept some portions
OF the day. Mrs, Harrison IS holding
her own, though there is little ii any
change in her condition.
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General sheridan mt Grafton.

rJItIVI DT'Fu7V'' 10 E'V I'ITV7''9V''VV'
GRAFTON, W. VA, Sept, 27.-Gen.
George A. Sheridan, OF New York, spoke
here tonight to an immense and en-
thusiastic audience in the Opera House.
1t was magnificent speech, and the
occasion will be long remembered. The
Republican League uniformed club did
escort duty.
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Special Dipateh 10 he EnteziJeaeer.
wAsnrxoroX, D. c., Sept. 27.-Patents
granted to-day: Edgar Il. Ballard, OF
Wheeling, diaphragm for Photographic
lenses; James G. Johnson, of Concord,
church bench.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-28
THE OPENING SESSION
ofthe Great German Catholic Con-
gress in Newark. N. j.
LARGE CROWDS IN ATTENDANCE.

The First Sermon Refers to tho Qucs.
tion of Parochial SchooIs-Declared
That They are Necessity-The scs.
sion of tho Pan-Prcsbyterian Conn.
Gil at Toronto Drawing 10 a Close.
a Lively Time Over a Resolution
Commanding Congress for its
Worlds Fair Action.
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daughter Of Judon Moore, for many
years on tho Dor ch of one Of tho higher
state courts in North Carolina, and is
living here with her sister, whose hus-
band is assistant curatorot the National
Museum. Col. Canaday's call was q
brief social ono.
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ST.. PETERSBURG, Sept. 97.-Twonty new
cases of cholera and two deaths were
reported here yesterday. Compared
with Sundays figures Yesterdays re-
turns show an increase OF three cases
and decrease Of eight denthe.
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PARIS, Sept. 27.-The outbreak OF
cholera in the fishing village of Portel,
near Boulogno Sur Mer is supposed to
have been caused by the use OF impure
well water. Sixteen deaths have oc-
CURED in the village within ten days.
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BALTIMORE, MD,, Sept. 97.-Arrived-
Waldensian, Rio Janeiro, Charlemont,
Belfast.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 27.-Arrived-
Fuerst Bismarck, New York.
BREMEN. Sept. 27.-Arrived-Ge Geeste-
munde, Philadelphia, Stuttgart, Ba!ti-
more.
.NEw YORK, Sept. 27.-Arived-stato
OF Nebraska.
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TERRIBLE TRAGEDY.
Ez-sergoaut-at-Arms oanaday. of
the United States Senate,
SHOOTS HIMSELF IN The HEAD.

Driven Insane by His Own Decds-Cul.
minatIon of Years of Wild specula-
tion-AIysterloas Circumstances in
Connection with tho suicidc-Ac-
cused by His Business Partner of
MISREPRESENTATION Features that
Would Furnish the Basis of Plot
for Novel.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Sept. 27.-The
steamship Pennsylvania, from Ant
werp. with over 500 immigrants on
board, was released from quarantine to-
dav and arrived at her dock in this
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HAMBURG, Sept, 27.-Monday's chol.
era figures are: New cases 1877; deaths
eigllty-nine; patients in hospital 2,lS7.
Families who had fled from the city
in alarm arc now returning to their
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Special Dispatch to Ge Intoligncer
srEuDENvILLE, o., Sept. 27,-The city
council passed the l2 o'clock saloon
ordinance unexpectedly under suspeu.
sion OF the rules tonight. 1t will
create some commotion among saloon
mon
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sHELBYvLLE, LIS, Sept 27.-Fire at
the home Of Washington Sucker burn
cd his house and two small children.
The father rushed through the flames
and secured the children, but not be-
fore they were fatally burned.
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For West Virginia and Western Pennsylvania
fair; warmer In West Virginia: southwest winds.
For Ohio. iRlF aud warmer; probable rains At
lake stations Wednesday night or ThuBday;
southwest winds.
TEMPERATURE YESTERDAY,
as furnished by c. soHSEPF. druggist. corner
Market aud Fourteenth streets
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THE CHOLERA SCARE
Will Not Down Yet Awhile in the
Harbor of New York.
TWO MORE CASES WERE REPORTED

Yesterday Morning and Renewed
Precautions are Tnken-A State
mont of the Ravagcs OF the Disease
Among tho ImInIgrants-Ihc Deaths
in Europe Decreasing and the Epi-
dcmic Shows Signs of Quitting.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
Spertge.

Teosialb. aoniul q. u. Brdun.
from er ifsfss Rsooelelie fra steleited
til Tag. 0ph" osb 24os SUM-, 81 gar
gammel, al 5ierueIas. 6an unr en-
opstis Rnno, bstrost Here tOmmunate
Tiaiosboeru.
Ut larat 9io, rist ana CmFiftsl'
Ter, oiIuttsoes, ha Gabrifnnt @uitao
Chamber ben 22oe Suni osoe / 8aos
itena, Tiger 20. g." 3 uaitsn 40 Uar
bapoe ban omtrent itaoigi llsset paa
Reiier. Siocn ban | 9inf6ping bleo
uol9rt Tom Sneoter, beSop Slanoer iia
ia I'D for at prsue qpfisn. Sort oroa
ban til Inittano, oerira til 5rnnIrige,
ian III England os osrfra iattes aurien
III Amerita. Otter at ban ieuere en-
Struo bapee uGrei BOAT paa Cuba,
ostote ban til6ass til Roroeu, aiernsms
reiite ioa Ruslano % oros for nnoeu
Sang til Nmerifd, bpur BON en- lib
Dor. Meu tore gensetab, netop ium
2ptten ipnteS at tilimile BAN, ,ueoe
Mooet o. Reiielpitsu. 6dn uenote TIL
bnse til Suerige, buiatte fla | Saoitsna
os par Der III fin 0so. Gan bleo 81
aar og par nsift.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
settle ~VerpeiO9ffelje.

Gu al be iarli9ite o9 almlnoeliglte
Sormer for beitig R~erDeiuRtielie er
fjenot uuoer 8aonet SOIitlt. Reroes
iuRttelie ioraaria9et Ueo 2esemet5 Gp-
beoniug euoer life altio meb Soliiit,
men mere nlminoeligt / milbere eng
transformer, Tom nerUDs 9ouebpiue,
Spimmelbeb, Mntbeo. SGonlssbeo,
Siertetlappen. Operilgois aiionbriug Of
tlar urin, 5ebergpien, anialo al 6eoe
og &ortnanoetbeo peo ben minblte Ans
itren9elis. Ollie be OoeunRrnte Spmp'
toner paa bsitig Rer~ueiuRttelie er mere
frsmberitenbe / Maaneoerne Suri og
Suli eno sda uO9er aiioeu lib al 2lnret.
Sslp Reuueiter, iOm bar ben beoite
Sel6reb, er uoiat for at bliue angrebet
al ReroeipRttelie / ben uarme Gel al
JUriommereu.
Oct eueite fire er at boloe BlOoet
rent. Jorocielien ! Sroen % ioue resels
mnsiist. Sntet 9asemiobeI fan i bette
Eismeo iammenii9nss meo Pe-ru-na.
gn 3oFs Pe-ru-na isr bosrt Maaltio |
2sbet al ben uarms aarstio sr ct Git.
riussmiooel al uouroerlis BRroi. Ger
Zig itulos be, iOm i minoite Woaoe liosr
al Rerusipaitelie, life umolabe at for.
ipne ii9 meo Pe-ru-na, bet itSrite al
ale bierns' o. neroeitprfenoe NIbler.
Tom er ijenbt i ben meoieinite 8erbsu.
5uloitanois 8russnuuisnins meoislssr
buer 5laite. gnifes en- Nfbanolins ON
3eroeiuRitelie os SpSoomme ! Rerus'
ipitemst. ieno for Ell SOpi al The Fa-
mily Physician No. /. Senoes irit al
The Pe-ru-na Drug Manufacturing
Company, Columbus, Ohio.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
aroabGttaus arait trauspOrtsret

I'll 0eteburg. Zen al 0pteborgs Sn'
ouitrioriueuoe ifior Ssit nsoidtte no
mite bar III in. G.. II. & S. T. niIluttst
fine Nrbeioer os til ben t9l. aomite Tor
lloreoning at Observation-Disclosures ueo
3~rolbdttan m. NJ. gioet en- Striuelie,
buori bet beooer:
vi be al &omiteen uoieuote ca. $50
SOreippr9iler til @ctsborgs 5abriinn'
ter er Der MI iuolDbet Spar fra 90, Der.
~ioriaauiot Iris % suri9e &iItnur uiier
Jig tienli9e, bar ertlGret life at booe
no0et imoo at arpeuoe elettriif Drip
traft fra 3rcOtdttan, o9 opgiuct lit Se'
BOP al 9rio!rait % elettriit Sdpsniu9
til ialt ca. 1862 8. st., 1895 @lpoes
lamper rg l7S Buelamper.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
0iprnipn Soeialiif. @n Meby

giornion Soeialijf. Gn Webar,
beioer / banife "Spcialoemofraten" ops
Infer PM en- Samtale meb 9. g.:
seq pibite, at ban (Sigrnion) fpr
bnobe ertlaret at itaa Socialismen NOR,
% bans llbtalelier ON Sprebraaets
Subbolb eiuroe bet iublpienoe for mig,
at Socialtsme | @irteligbeben bar ben
rpoe 2raab, iom Tom til at saa siens
mem bet. Seq ipnrste BAN berior ON
hans Stanbpunft. Sans Soar lgb
Hart os iioen 9ppen: "Sppiit err lea
eOcialiit, fulot ND % uoen Sorbebolb.
3rcmmerier inolacer ies mig life paa,
men ci maa babe ct npt Samfuno, %
Sert Waal er usiaa nit, Seq fan life
iige, bpurlebes bet iocialiitiite Samiuuo
ril blipe - os bet fan insen at Ser,
men bet tomner at fig ielu siennem rbs
pitlineen."
Soerboueo ianot Mebbeleren / ben
norIte 8i9ter en- Wanb, iom / be big,
ti9ite Sp6r9smaal itilleoe fig paa "Sps
ciuloeutofratiets stanopuntt" os napn-
Zig rGreoe famine gnItuelier ON "9ers
MISUNDERSTANDING" ipm tiblisere
tr rooitlebe i "Socialbempfraten."
9elli9bebspis befraftebe 8i. 9iDrns
fcr, at ban babe "bruot meo 3rOuen,
Relt9ioncn off,.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
eaS iiis Bern ie paa sIaatnina.

% eetie otte ton bape Isrseliee Gslser
Tor bet uIfpfoise 8arneiinS. Sette piite
lt9 osiaa for en- lib fiben saa @ispit.
net to Gutter / 6. aarsaIbersn, Der of
iere baooe paret tilitebe unber slaat.
ming, pluoielis III bet Snbfalo at bile
fa9te en- libsn Tiss paa 8 gar. Sur
bette Tube bun eiter SulofsrelIen faa
aa9er % Gbotolaoe. @utterne III
benoe meo IND / ct gebIfur, bpur be
auereos bapbe faaet benbe tlabt az, laat
paa 9uaseitabbeu, funoet irem @nip oa
Er, o9 lfulbe til at bsspnoe, ba It rls
ore Barn tilfrlbisois Tom tilitebe %
NJ ie, toao be babe for ia. 3eune
LIB steblittelis inb til ben life Yiaes
Wor og fortalte, at benbes Barn laa
attleot paa Stisseitabben / Stiulet.
Wooeren lob naturlispis / 3pbsanait
til, Os ft / iioIte gieblit rrobet lille
Barn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
On 6ef fnnhen Sprnmnren.

Ell Gcrumpr paa SiHtfelnuo / 8oiress
bal faHotes forleben Ell mGrtpRrora pel
beparet Seitefrop lioeu, al rprit
&ace iormertlig. "a Sorolaget bar
Opret pmtrent 5 Sob oper &aoaperet,
maa oel bette bnoe ligset / Mpren /
mango hrrbreoe Nar. Sprmen, Suben,
Serene, ia lisetil SnopOlbene bar m1r.
tclig pei bepareoe. Senene bar mpre
fpm Sriot. Stte Spor al 9ust. Sern.
~itocrrc bprte, men Srmbullene tpoeli9
ipnbare. 9aStetauset % 8ibien ON
6orbcuet taalelis bel uspli9ebOIbte.
Ilt ipber paa, at Seiten bar pGret
bunoen | Mpren % peo 9~r9nsning
eller Sansnins fommet afba9e. Saa
bar mai label ben lisge os Ifuifet liot
Wulo openpaa. Sin lib bar bet en-
Siam at faa en- Seitefrop. 3orpmp,
rens tatte % tlGbri9e geifaffenbeo bar
eerpaa oiit ii9 at tiene iom en- paalibe'
It9 og bDiit interesiant 8o~nieroatpr.
Muli9enS at 8ibenifaben oeb at itu,
bere 9epningerne funoe tilrRrmeliespis
lutte fig til 8aonperets 9lberl
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19
0omefteao Sano.

ct ftort antal Sfanbinaper bOi9ttcr
fig M lunss @bits Riuer % MeOicine
Gresf / 9pmau % BrsibO Counter,
lise psitsniOr WisiOuri Siuer i Gbams
berlain 9anbbiitritt, Spo 9atuta. Na.
item ale, iOm taser SOmeiteao 2ano
Der, er Stanbiuausr, % inben u~osansen
al September eaer Ottober uil Der
bore oper 1000 itanoinaplite Gumilier
bpiatte / oisie TO Counter. 2anoet er
sObt. os, bpis 8 tommsr mart, fan s
u9lse, bpao S pil.
llnbertesneoe aUmpani beitaor al
Stanoinaper, ipm tienoer 2anoet, ps
iom uil biitaa 2aubsm9nb. 5or ueo'
iatte Serubanebiaetter, Starter, Bam'
ileter oip. t~ilitriu
The Sioux Reservation Land Co.,
45-6p. Chamberlain, South Oak.
Decorah-posten., 1892-07-19

Sposialo. 3elegraibeitprer s. 9.
6. @ries er bob / &Ulbins ben 27be
Suni.
= @uloimeo 2arien, Narbus, er afs
gaaet ueo 0sben. San bar betienbt
for i'm 8eltagelie / @enitrea9itationer.
= Den 27be sunni bpoe ibp. Sgieites
retsasiesIor, DR.. jur. g. 6. 5inien.
Zen aiopoe bar Ipot i &epfiapit ben
lite Ipril 1923, blep Stuoent 1S41 oe
cand. jur. 1916. Otter at baue uaret
auiat / Rentefamret, beflRote ban for
itielise &etsembeoer pan Sslano. 1860
bleo ban Nsiesior / gibors Suerret,
1868 / 9anoSOuer. iamt Sois os Stabs,
retten % enoelis bleu ban 1871 Isiess
for / Ssieiteret. 5pr no9le aar iioen
trat ban fig imiolertio tilbase til Brit
patliuet. San bar en- ~elifparoig Ber'
iOnlisbeb us en- opstig Surilt.