davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23

giffop Selppn murer fig ofte meb at fortale ~islsenbe
Op~leuelier: Gan gift en- Dag ub til en- al 8uloiiriiterne Os
ianbt en- bel Del aulsrauere fobenbe peb Geifanten meb
en- @ass ~fiustebel iOran fig. San ipurste oa, bpab be bOlot
paa meb.
gu, iasoe en- alpurlis 6pr, bet sialoer ct 8abbemaal.
Zen, ipm fan fortaae ben ~iorefe 2ssn, fal iaa ajebleu;
ies er CONNER.
GOrieroet % i~npisneret iasoe 8iifOpen bebrsibenoe
Spurlebesl jss bar aloris iaet noseu 9ssu, iiosn ies blep
fsot, bet leg Deb ON.
On tort etlbeb. eaa rate 9Ommsrsu rOlis aisolen
til Siitppsn meo be Orb: Zen sr 2eres.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23

gaar en- glanb er ube Sbemaren % fpsr Fs iep fortpiolet % for.
tbt ba mao ban life tae fin Saus % Samling 90 8ioe fg til at
Lobe bib % bib. men ieHe flo neo % berol8e zig, inotil ban bar eiep
puuoet Fn sinosro.
gaalebes ogiaa umb ben ipn for FORTE Sang lit 2ip bliper fDs; ban
bsr BRUCE almnoelig iuno 6ornuft 90 lite bente Raao hos ale % enboer
eer Huge ben isrfe % beoie GuafaloerS Weoidn, men Dor erinbre, at N@'
turen ielp foyer at belbrebe ale Sp8Oomme, ion fan belbreoes, % at at
bpab gtebitin fan nOrete er at biepe Natnren. 9eriur maa ban ipsr8s.
fig iep, bpilfen Nebitin Der CT ben melt paalibel8e.
staar man aabner en- SLATE eaer en- Safe, fa er bet bet isrfs man
Dor ~uaberiege, bpem Der bar lapet NteOhinen heller eno Napnet pa ielus
W9ebicinen; berpaa Dor man ipprge fg iep, ut man aben SifferbeS bible
lame benne Nfano eaer bette 5irma ct bunoreoe Dollars. 90 bis lite, bppr'
for ffnlbe man iaa anbetro en- iaaban Wfanb lit 2u. Gnbbog ON Stohet be-
traetes Ion albeles ufaoel9t, boorfor oa bortfaHe fptbare Cieblffe mS
at prsSe noget pm er ufienbt, naar be fan erboloe Or. YeterS &nrtfp,
Der tIpirfes Of en Nlanb iom iaapel professional Tom Nnaadel SenieenSe
Ct peberbaftig % iom life pil burtpoIe 1T 2p mo at 8aa t &patialperes
Sobpor.
Sen enefaaenbe aremgans. ion benne, MI Dpr bnnoreSe War 8ahle
bloorenienbe Niebein, bar npbt alt bet sbe ben bar nSretet bporom Sw
timber Of Saffehripeler fra tropGrbiee % fulot paalioelt8e Sanbsnneno, CT
bog be. melt taleuSe giOnesbprb ON Mebieinens b~lobrenienoe 90 ~tprfenOs
GseuHaber. Sen uOsoer fig life for npset anOet. enc boao ben ptrfel8 CT.
9iosr Sc al ct emr anbet SnSe, ipm MATTE famine ira gloOet, eler
CT Seres 4peht life iaaoan, iNm ben bnroe bore, eaer er oeres Weapet Aor
ben, bporor ba life probe ben iamme Wteoitin, ipm Snnnoer % after III
Fnber al Seres 2auosmeno bar siuet ct eniemmiSt Soot Slonesogro
0rpp Sen oa Sc ptt blioe ooerbepiif. Or. Yeers huhlho
ielges' life hos @pptbeferne men fun gjennera lofale a8entr. Stnloe oa|
lite bo nogen iaaSan Seres Nerbeb ba tilifrp Gneeiersn % 5abrttanhes
% ale mnise Splpsuinser pil uao gereOpiai8beo blpe Dem neooet.
abresir
DR.. P. Fahrney, LEILA So. Hoyne Ave, Chicago, Ill
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
90 a So. 90 pr. Mere,

meset n9rmere ct. gaul % WinneapoliS %
meo lanst itsrre lloiist til at itise til ben
oobbelte B9rot | faa Gar. Bore 2anbaaen.
ter, Sames Nelion peo ctapIeS %
Sennin8 &anoabl peo 2ittle GaaS,
traifes bper Dag os bill fslse meb for at pfc
2anbet frit. 8enpt oenne g~nlebnins, nteoeus
bu fan, tbi ben icmmer albris mere isjen.
8eiien bliper fri for 9anoiIgbere. Spis bu
pniter 2ano anbetitebs, iau itrio til os efter
Settiorsfart % 8eItriuelie ODER "2ano /
WtinneiotaI.
A. E. JOHNSON&CO
Land and Emigration Agents,
Cor. 3rd & Sibley Strs.. ST. PAUL. MINI.
50.1S.3
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
Spren bar gituatiuntn porsn.

Sgren bar Gituationtn noren.
Deb en- 3prefGstnius l 2enares fore'
falot Der iurlebsn en- flor Sfauoale.
2illtuere, Der blep forbitret ouer, at
ale Ssitene pnr itanoet libel, Og at
5oretiainsen MATTE fortiattes uoer
bisie, itOrmebe neb paa Grenaen uben
at brpoe fig ON 7pren Os ienbte en-
Re9n at SLATER, 8orbe % Stole efter
be i~taffars 3oreaborer os Bitaoorer.
st B~olitiansreb mislptteoes, men
9pren rebbebe Gituationeu. Den sreb
en- altf0r tprts gublitum'er pua Sor-
os faitebe BAN tire @anse tilpeirs.
ct Minut efter bar Der life andre til
base paa 8alplabien enb 9pren % ben
ulptfelise Maub.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
S~elpoannel5e.

Sen itore biplo9ilte @aaoe ON, bpors
ban be lepenoe 8eIener er blepet til,
forflatebe man fig / samle 9ase meset
letuinbt peb at antase, at be funoe ban.
mes at fig ielp. Man antos iaaleoes,
at Sirben os Siite unber pisie Smitan.
oisbeoer funbe bannes af %forraabnebe
orsaniite Subitanier.
Selp ben larbe &emifer ban Selmpnt
| bet 17be Garbunbrebe sioer for ramnte
Glpor I~npisnins paa, bporban Softer
tan lapes. G~iterbaanoen Tom man bog
bort fra ben Tanfe, at iaabanne itSrre
3pr funoe ppitaa peb nUsen Seluoans
nelie; men man trOebe bog ~frembeles,
at pisie @rupper at be lapetitaaenbe
9pr us 8lunter. Slimbpr, SOppe, %
iier 8afterier, funbe banue fig / raaos
nenbe ursaniite StOfe. Ser bar Sruen
paa Ell Selubannelie peblisebolbt fig til
ben nDere, ia ttloels enoog ben npeIte
gib, % man timber ben blanot auoet
| ben ben pppulare Gro, at ntsi fan
opitaa at Jig ielp ! Smuos, at &esns
urme fan resne neo fra Simmelen Oip.
3e pistise Dplpsninser, Tom Nutiben
bar brast ON be paasielbenbe lape Or.
sanismers marfperoise 2ipslsb, bar
bog paa bet utuetpoisite ~sobtsiOrt, al
beaer life bisie liseiaaliot iom bsiers
Orsaniierebe Saiener fan cpitaa al fig
ielu. Der bar neo siennem 2ibernt
life manslet paa leroe Sorifere, ion
er traabte i Sfranfen for 2aren ON er
S~elpbannelie os fremfommet meb b
pilpeite Spefulationer o~esansaaenoe
Dog, @aaoen er ulBit % pel ogiac
ulpielis.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23

EnANDS!

Der er 8ense at tiene | Sarpeiten | nprbs
peitre Winneicta os Rorb 9atota, nten naar
man fommer tilba9e til be fore 8per, faar
Ienseue mart Singer, % man er Dmtreut
Itse rig iom fsr. Sporfor lite benptte Gn.
leoninsen % enoel Of 8ensene til at lasse
@rnnbpoloen for ct eset Siem % en- ielps
itanois Stilins paa ct Stptte spbt %
frustbart Rinneiota 2unoP Sor 9ilbases
reiien maa ou allisepel bstale fsrite alaSies
Sernbanebilet % bet bill ,ite ioite no9et
eytra at itoppe Ouer Y Tag / STAPLES eler
9ittle Sails % ie pper 2anbet. Spis bu
topper, iaa oil ou, Zig tuiinoe andre 9anoss
mgno, fiuoe, at
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
Ora Carl 2utnboIbs Grpes
otttou.

Som betjenbi bsfinoer Dor 2dnos.
mdno, 0aturforitersn Carl 2umbolt
lis meo Dpbras at ben norbameritanits
Resierius poa en- pioenitabelis Grpebi'
tion til pisie Dele al bet inore Merifo,
Der biotil bar onret iaasubtipm aloeles
life unoerigete. Com 8otaniter meo'
fslser Sr. 6. 9. Sartman fra grebro.
af ct fra benne anfommet 8rep, ba,
teret ben Ste SUM, er "8drt 2ano1
blepen fat iitanb til at mebbele fsl'
senbe:
@gpebitionen befinoer fig M temnres
Zig nar peb @ranien til Durango | en-
al be bnbe 8arrancas, Rio 5uertes
5lpobale, pda 9arabumares. Snbianer'
mes 9erritorium. Or. 2umbols er FPS.
ieliat meb Stubist af benne Stammes
Sober us Sfitts.
Blantelipet oppe paa 5ielbene (6-
10000 Sob o. 81 bar enbnu life bes
spnbt at ubpifle iis. Jurultopene os
be pibtitratte @r9sIetter er tsrre, 90
fsrft | Suli bespnbte Resnet. Ssiaa !
5~Ipboalene er bet i~olbrenbt % bsbt.
Seq er for bet meite ipsieliat meo at
foretase etnolosiits Samlinser blanbt
Snbianerne, 5o~tusraferins Oip. Sore
lsbis, inbtil Ri er TONNE tilitreffelis
ino / Spruset, er bet panifelist at ubs
finbe meset ON oisie Snoianere, iier,
belesbeb ba be er meset fly al fig %
let furipinber Os fuller fig ! Stopene.
Saaiuart ri mariner os, sriber belle
gpers 8efolfnins til 5lusten.
9isie Snbianere er mibbels fore,
meS imefre, pelbpssebe, fterfe 2eses
mer, lette paa Soben iom RaaoDr, FORT
bruno eIer neiten forte iom Re9re.
De saar npsue, alene benbttenoe 8as
peta, B. b. (. gpiitpffe ON Softerne.
De bruser til @aaben itaois 8ue os
gil FAINT 9anie, leper al Mais % bruno
8snner, iom be iaar | 8alfprerne eler
paa be bsie Sielbplateauer, iamt af
Sagt % 5iiferi, ai &sober, Snieftlars
Der m. IN. De tiammer fit LANCE, forte
Saar meb Surufon9ler, bruser til Blos
en- iroset @ren meb tilipibiet Slinteiten
til 8lpsifier ps er = Sebninser par
excellence, clos gentiles" - totalt
ubersrte af Weritos STANDARDIZATION,
i,oen 3pil ben melt primitive us minblte
tienbte Snbianeritamme, Der eriiterer.
Spm Sslse af furrise Summers
9srte % Wispert ct Rpben flor blanbt
gefultninsen | bet nOroueitre Werifo;
en- Del beraf, iierbelesbeo blanbt Sns
.bianerne, enops nGr peo Sunsersbsoen.
8upperue raier psiaa blanbt bisie ulDts
felise ps oecimerer benz aarlis. Retop
MI braser Snbianerne neb til "tierra
~caliente" ! 5lubbalene for at ''pithay-
ar" iOm @eritanerne ubtrpfter fig, b.
b. (. bsite be prastise 5ruster af &C.
reus Pithaya.
Gnsaaenbe 9~arabumaress Snbianerne
iom Sierra Maores @ruttemenneite FER
pil Or. 2umbols ON fort Eio / 8res'
fen pffentlissjsre interesiante Meobel'
elier. Set er bans Seniist at fortiette
fine SUrifninser Der maaite enonu ct
Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23

Cor. Sd 81 Siblev Str. St. Paul, MINI.
3l9.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23

3 ct balpt slar FEB ies Of en- beftis
S~oriislelie, os iOm en- 5slse oeraf iunoe
ies fnapt Iooe. Otter at babe anpenot
en- 8adet at Oh. Iusuit S6nie's Sams
burger Srpittbe blep ies fulot9nbis
belbrebet.-gbas. 6. Zimmerman, 1876
Wasnplia Str, Ro6eiter, 81. y.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
grbeissts ssarer. 8 @eaialen

A~rbeibets 6arer. 8 @eitialen er
/ be iibiie so Slar 5000 @rubearbeioere
pmtpmmet unoer Srbeibst elsr bsoe
iensre "A Elmer eiter lllpffestilfaloet.
9ssubsn sr GntaIlet af benz, iUm bsbe
ienere paa @ruub al auaiielier unber
&rbeioet, meset fort. lllpffernes Nm.
tal er | ltaG.i Sti9en.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
Uu err Oct Gio.

aanO I 9siteu bIiUsr oIerts biuisus. usu niger igris
aar for Var. Gubusr itrabiOm arbsiosr. su bar Iast IA
Iist ~tiIbseits. buros euiOr riit ue % paIs, fs ct Stptt,
sauo for ct ,sst Diem uu itrar. mtotns Der CT anl,suius
til at fire Ns 80 aerts sOet saus nar citation mte
5000 sOntani sau mtuors. eittripIstnbt aibstaIiussr
tan man tast ue al eaHbtt. Haar mau larger ut 9rbsiot
iii. o. ON nosI, taa Var bar man baaes bprtst o. bttalt
en- sarm. Der stusr ct sOSt % Ft'srt ssDsbrss % or pars
en- Then 5Ormut.
Barter Oss ssfripeIisr iaauei ODsr biatst Ssrns
baneIano i0m irtt RssisrtnssIano Os Snsias
nerreisrpatioRer fsnets irit III tnbper asresIe.
eilisits s~ansfss,rs os soIonirbiusttsr mte ssprtbern
paeite eOnsu til ale punftr { gaiunsiota, 5as
tsta, ~ ontana, Soabo, Saibinstsn, crssoa
q GaIitoruia talsss paa pore RoutOru.
A. Z. johnson e. Co.
Land and Emigration Agents,
Cor. Sd 81 Siblev Str, St. Paul, MINI.
! d $40.
Decorah-posten., 1892-08-23
2anoct taller Tor ia SeIp,

at fDrite Gfbetaliua er me9et lioen, at Sfos
ben pil Hare be nGite &fbetaliuger og Itaife
big iiftert 8interarbeioe, at SB til Sober %
til at iRlse Tan bsites bet fprite aar, at @i-
itanoen fro Stattoner ps Sper fun er Q q G
@til, at Scrobuuoen er fsrite 6Iasies fort
Rulb pna 9erbuno, at Der fan p~roouceres
30 a 80 8uibels Speoe pr. Gcre 9lar ON
anoet, at &Iimatet er iunoere % Srittepauoet
beore enb paa andre Steoer / geiten, o. at
insen beore G%nlebuins finbes til meo tibet
9ontant at bltpe fin esen Serre. Spsrs
Sarmeren, iom bu MI arbeioer for, bporme.
get ban soo for fit 2anb, bpor l9nse ban
bar bapt bet, % bpab ban MI funoe i9l9s
bet for, ps bu bill is, bpao SprtIeneite ban
bar bapt noeuom &pln9en. Ser er fannie
Gnleoning for big til at faa itprre ps iitrert
&eute al oiue 4en9e enb / nosen 8ani. 9
fan iGIae big 2ano for
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-27
India Agltatsd over silver.

LONDON, Feb. pa dispatch to the
Times from Calcutta says: The address
presented to the government by the Bengal
chamber of commerce on the subject of ex-
change says it is impossible for men in
business TO have any confidence in the flu
ture value of the rupee. 1t adds it is the
belief of members OF the chamber of COM
merce there is no complete remedy for the
fluctuations in the rates of exchange ex-
cept by either the establishment by inter
national agreement of a system of free
coinage OF both gold and silver at fixed
ratio or the adoption Of the gold standard
by India Failing in these remedies, they
see nothing in the tuture except the grad
nal characterization Of silver by one coun-
try after another with violent and endless
fluctuations in the relative values of gold
and silver, and the fall in the value of the
rupee Is impossible TO predict.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-27
Secretary John p Sutton Resigns.

LINCOLN, Neb., Feb. 26.-John P. SUIT
ton has rendered his resignation as secre-
tary of the Irish National League of
America as the result of the disagreement
of himself and Treasurer Lyman with
President GannoD's acJlon in issuing a
proclamation couple of days ago, to which
their names were appended without their
knowledge. Sutton has also taken offense
al the statements made by Cannon in a
published interview since Lyman and SUIT
ton made their protest. Cannon says in
this interview that he hastily glanced over
a clipping from a New York paper sent
him by Tres surer Lyman. 1t was not sent
to him, says Sutton, to be hastily glanced
over. Cannon confesses that he wrote the
address hurriedly, but an address over the
signature of the president of the league
should not be written hurriedly.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-27
BOISE DEMOCRATS.
They Meet and Form the JPffer-
sonian Club Of Boise City.
J. C. Straughn Elected President-A Lively
Campaign to be Coneucted-A State
League to be Organized.

BOISE CITY, Ida., Feb. &C. Special tele-
gram to The HERALD. The Democrats of
Boise City held a rousing meeting at
Grand Army hall tonight. In the absence
of the regular chairman, Doc Rankin took
the chair and called the meeting to order.
NJ w. Brsbee read the minutes of the pre-
vious meeting which were adopted. James
H. Hawley, from the committee on organi-
zation, submitted report which, among
other things, suggested the name of the
club be the Jeffersonian Democratic club
of Boise city. This club is now member
of the national Democratic Crgani cation
The initiation fees were put at merely
nominal figure so that all Democrats can
Join. The initiation fee was made 90 cents
with monthly dues of % cents.
The report of the committee on perma-
nent organization was adopted by which
the following are permanent officers
President j. G. Straughn; presidents,
Alfred Frazer, l. N. Hall; secretary, j. H.
HAYES: treasurer, Charles A. Clark.
Executive Committee-Hsrlan Fef1y,
James Lusk, H. Z. Wild, G. G. Stevenson,
James P. Stewart George w. Koeleph,
Samuel E. Meyers.
Committee on admisson-L. 3. Edwards,
| Victor Richert, Charles Chinn, J. j. Hirm
! CE2fl6S HHuSIH, IL. f. Em0ISOui II. d.
| Cohn.
The club voted that no members BIZ
dropped from the roll because Of non-pay
ment of dues. On this subject, George
Ainslie said that Democratic principle!
were free and all should have them. Mr.
Frazer, the newly elected vice president
in the absence OF Chairman Straughn, wht
was detained by sickness, took tie chai
and pledged himself TO do good work To-
the success of the Democratic party ant
the PRONUNCIATION of Democratic principles
Prominent Democrats, who took part il
the discussion were George Ainslee. Jane
Fl. Hawley, J. II. Wickersham, Lycurgu
Vineyard and Hon. Ben Wilson, laIe Dem
ocratic candidate for governor. In the au
dience were members of the rank and file
among whom your correspondent notice
Sheriff Joe Oldham, John Davis, Mr.. King
county auditor, Deputy Marshall Haas an
others.
The club showed every courtesy to news
paper men, furnishing table for thei
use 1t was intended that meeting woui
soon be called to form state Democrat
league, which will be done in the near flu
ture. Grand Army hall was selected a
the place of holding the meetings of th
club for the next three months, the secon
and fourth Tuesday evenings of eac
month. The club starts out with much Ell
, thusiasm, and will conduct lively can
paign.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-27
THE BERLIN RIOTS
On the Second Day the Police
Were Less Self-COntr0iled.
Sabres Freely Used-The Emperor Assumed an
Air of the Greatest NOnchalance as
He Rode Out.

BERLIN, Feb. 26.-Contlicts between the
police and mob of 5000 roughs continued
in observation-disclosures until 10 O'Clock to-
night. The police attacked the mob with
the fat side of their sabers The mob was
at length routed and dispersed into side
streets, where scattered bands began the
work of looting the shops of butchers and
bakers. 1t is asserted only few genuine
workmen took part in the demonstrations.
1t was remarked to-day the police were less
self-controlled than yesterday. They at
tackled the mobs in a more violent manner
and did not scruple to use the edge of their
sabers. The result is the number OF
wouded is larger than yesterday. Yester-
day in acknowledgement asse, the crowd be-
came so enraged at policeman who drew
his sword that he was disGrmed and
dargged to near by canal Had it not
been for the arrival of a detachment of
mounted officers, he would have been
drowned. As it was he was badly beaten.
A strong force Of police are guarding the
palace and patrolling the streets tonight,
and every precaution is being taken to
meet further outbreaks from the rioters.
Curiosity brought out at least 10000 peo-
pie to- day. Throughout the afternoon the
streets leading to the castle garden were
crowded. with people, who greatly ham
pered the police, and this fact served &c
cause exaggerated ideas of the extent OF
the disorder The press of all shades oil
politics appeals to the public to remain in
doors.
The Emperor assumed an air of the great
est nonchalance when he rode out to-day
An attempt WAS made by the demonstra
tors, who shouted for bread and worked tt
organize procession to follow him, bu
they were prevented by the police Tht
kmperor's brother, Prince Henry, Grove il
an open carraiage through Inter den Lin
den this afternoon and WAS loudly chesred
The damage done yesterday and to-da,
amounts to thousands of marks. The news
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-27
THE CONSERVATIVES
Some Want Parliament Dis
solved About Easter.
BALF0UR PUSHING HIS BILL
Salisbury Will Hold Conference With His
supporters Emigration Restrlc-
ton Plan-Sunk in the North sea.

LONDON, Feb. 26.-[Copyright 1892, by
the New York Associated Press. The
Conservative commissioners urging the
government to dissolve parliament about
Easter, have their reasons enforced by tne
daily difficulty experienced by the ConseT-
vative whips ia keeping enough members
together to prevent the opposition from
snatching a division on anything like an
organized party struggle. BY the time
Chaplin's small holdings bill is passed, the
house will have no vitality left for the
prolonged wrangIes over the Irish govern
1nent bill. Still Balfour shows no DISPOSE
tion to recede from his intention TO carry
that measure. In letter to the Bristol
Unlonist club, he says he hopes to complete
the general scheme by Introducing bill
transferring to Ireland private bill leglsla-
ton.
Lord Salisbury has informed his sup
pcrters OF an intention TO hold a conference
on the eve of the day the Irish local gov
eminent bill is given to the committee.
The opposition tactics, he says, under
Gladstone's leadership, will then Eave ue-
veloped and the Conservatives will be en-
abled to decide what course TO pursue.
! Chancery proceedings are about to open,
| following the writ served upon Mrs. Par
nell and Justin Mccarthy jointly at the in
stance of Redmond, Harrington anG others,
with view TO decide the custody OF the
Paris funds. The special fund which the
Irish National federation started a year
ago for electoral and other purposes Is pro-
crossing. There is now el2,OU0 ana the
tuuo is growing weekly. American centrl-
buttons are largely increasing.
The proposals of Secretary Foster for
restricting European immigration TO the
United States are anxIously discussed by
Atlantic steamship companies. The Sus'
gested increase of head tax implied In.
creased passenger rates, A high steam
ship authority says while the scheme will
create positions IN European ports for 6
new class of ONCE at the cost of the AT
lsntic steamship line, it will impel emf
grafton to other countries, especially u
Canada. The eXacting of bond of $50, coo
from steamship owners as a pledge for the
return of Objectionable emigrants within
two years, he holds, will be impossible Of
observance.
James Spurgeon, brother OF the late
Charles Spurgeon, has Professionally as
sumed the duties OF the passionate of the
Metropolitan tabernacle. Rev. DR.. Pier
son was the most popular of the candidates
but he 10 Presb yterian and the trust deeC
requires a Baptist Plerson will continue
to occupy the pulpit and probably formally
join the Baptists.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-02-27
Rnrton .. Mehster,s wtnnings.

Especial to THE HERALD-Examlner Dispatch
New YORK, Feb. 26.-Burton c. Web
ster, the bookmaker and horsemau who is
on trial for killing Charles E. Goodwin, ir.,
for alleged insult to Webster's wife, will
not want for fun6s to help regain his free
dom When Idea W n Wednesday at Gut
tenberg race track Webster won $1,000 of
his victory. He again made haul yester-
day afternoon. His commissioners put
s., 600 on Forest King in this city at odds
of from to l to even money. As Forest
King won Webster netted on the two win
nings upward of $1,000. His friends who
are betting his money are among the
cleverest turf men at the track. 1t has
been an open secret that Webster, although
confined in the Tombs prison for months,
has been winning big sums of money. He
has host of friends in the racing world,
and when they have a good thing to cut
loose Webster's money is the first TO be
bet, thereby giving him the best odds OBJ
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