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Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
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Sortfnmnc Born.

Ntellem ire % fire GuIinb SDrn fare
aarIl9 bib / 8peu 9telp Yorf, men ben
Snitltutjpu, iom ta9er Jig al oisie Smaa,
CT lda i~0rtrGiieli9 Or8aniieret, at man
nLOrIg pprer, at ct Barn er bpo paa
@aoeH al 0Ian9el paa 5pOe eIIer !0u8s
lp, eller iom jtte bar gjeniunoct fine
6orGlbre elier 6prmpnoere, uaar unos
ta9es Be 3iliptoe, buur bet meb 5Oriat
er iDrt utIo.
&pntprct, lom ta9er ia al 8ern, Der
er gaaet ullo, finbes / 8olitibpgnin9en
pnN WdliberrD Street / cen guerite
Stage, ipm O9iaa tjeuoes unoer Napnet
gin &prlOr", % De brin9eS BERTH fra
ole 8eie al Spen, oite tnotil 80 paa
Ell Dag. Sgrnene er / en- Qloer fra 6
til s Gar samle. No9le al benz er iaa
Inaa, at De euouu life fan tale rent, %
andre er laa forpirreOe, at De buerfen
fan buite Numret paa @aoen, bppri De
DO, eller buao Del al Spen bet or. Oct
er paa Gage meo soot Seir, at BET itsrs
ite gntal 8srn blipe "resiitrereoe" i
"Sfp 8arlor"; paa r~esniuloe % meget
fOloe Gage fommer Der life en enelte
BERTH.
Sprneue farer bib paa mango Maas
Der, % bet itBrite Gntal bliper inobrd9t,
naare Ell Circus foreta9er Sptos siennem
Bpen, tbi SmaaiUltene lsber eIter benz
o9 iplger pfte meo Strsmmeu en- balp
Snes @aoer bort, uoen at tanfe paa,
at be er tpmmet iaa larst bort fra
Siemmct. De islser osiaa eiter 2tres
tasiem9no, Stierilippere, 5Oltes os
andre Sptog os fplser / &eselen osiaa
meo MGu9pen, mar Ell Yolitibetjent
fprer en- arreitant til Stationen.
&p9le 8ern iorlaoe beres Sjem paa
@ruuo al oeres 5pr9lores eler SGrs
gers Outstanding, % l~neiepis al inlaa
0rcrge og Yi9er lpber aarli9t bort ira
Sjentmet til llofnnter al Spen, bpor
Setientene anbploer Dem, naar DC burer,
at De inger Een9e bar. Gen betGnfs
iOmme Setient ubippr9er imiOlertip
Barnet om~bpssclist, % oeriOm ban OPP
oa9er, at BET er lpbet bort ira Siemmet,
ienoer ban bet tiIba9e, eller p9iaa bliuer
bet peo Qntpmiten til Spen nfleueret til
Sjemmet al "Selifabet til 6Orbinorins
al Sgrns Niisbanoliu9". Nten ct fort
9lntal al De pmItreiIenOe Born / Ga
Derne bliper benbraste Der al 6orRlpre
% @rraer, ipm puiter at taae til Gonep
Sslano eller ct anoet Steo for Ell Dag
eIer TO. Gn Setjent, iom bar meo OPP
ipnet al pilbsaaebe Born at gisre, meps
beler igl9enoe:
"9er er tuTubpis al 5or9lore / Stem
gorf, ipm meo Spri9t lebe oeres Born
nib / @aberne. @n 0tooer, Saber els
Ter @arse taser afiteo meb en- eGer ans
ben Serge, beItemt til ct eler anoet
Steo uoenipr 8pen, % naar Ell Yolitis
itatipn er / @9rbeben, itanbier 5urels
orene eler S9rsen en- eler anoen Sors
~bisaaenee / @aoen % flyer: Seq bar
truiiet bette Barn paa @aben; piloe De
life pore iaa penlis at brinse bet ben
paa 8%plitiftationen, ba ies tai aftteo
meb Sarsen meb bet iamme". Barnet
er for lille til at sipe nosen Surflarins.
% bet fsres berfor al ben 5remmebe til
9plitiitationen, bopr bet bliper inoresi'
imtreret. "9enne 2rafit, fortiatte ge'
~tienten, "bripes | en- iaaoan llbitrat.
ming, at bet er blepet Ell rem 8lase for
8plitiet". Selpfplselis bliper Barnet,
naar Soralbrene eaer Bergen penoer
tilbase, eiterisst. % mango ialite 2aa.
rer nbspbes, liseiOm ben tiare 9ias
operoanses meo aps at famine Slass.
- "Sarper's Noung Scope. I
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

5lDbepriieu iioite llge bar % Gts.
- Gnboer, Ser er itottepligti9, bpr
buifc pno, at mon efter lite Npril bar
at betaIe 8euter paa life inbbetnlt Stat.
- Den 97anrige Soer O.. Berg, nfs
opoe @uQit 8er9S 6uoer, oanOreoe bort
berira Scat til GbOrsbug, mnt at Gage.
Suu buooe bOet ! 9ecorob BLOT benoer
? Gar % tilbrn9t BEN Sio hos i'm Spi'
geroutter, MI Mrs. q. 3. Common.
- l"linoloite 8repe: WtiiS Gina 9lns
Oerior, 0tiis Gunie 9. See, Miis 6.
q. &eterion, MiiS @aria &. 8ilbelms
ion.
SpmGrtiombeben benleoes paa
ben Nuttior, Wtrs. 5Ortel Sanipn os
go. Sanion !aoer aibOlOe / 9ecorab
Gownibip, Scction 20, 4 Wtil i git for
8ecOrab. Der iGlses Seite ps ling
bette, sicr Os aulue iamt en- iuloblObs
Sua. Ssiuu ale Sluss Sarms &eo.
itaber. Guttiuuen CT 3irsOasben 15os
Rarts. =
Spm9rtiOmbeoen beutebes til
Nuertis iementet ON Nuttion oper Srea.
tlrer bus ben iau uel betienbte Smpor.
tor Of ap9s ps apassO pbratter SEQ.
@earp, 8tnteriet, Suiua. Man fan Der
ltafe fig 3pr al aIlerbebIte Slags.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Uor "DscOrab goit,n.
Wisftenote itore WGuo.

Slot oper ire % ct Soart Narbrr,
oreoe er iprlpbue Iioen @alilers Gpbid
ben itprite 6iloioi o9 Gllronum, ;3tol,r
n~o8enlinOe bar i%rembru9t. & Set fam.
NE Nar - 1864 - blep p0iaa Shota
peare feot. Eaa ben Sib bar Setcrrn
al bet pitli9e Saitlanb ina9O0tiOm mi
oenoe ON Imerlfas 5ilprrelje. .,
bnooe brrt ipase Scretnin9er ON Zen
tore 8eroen / Seiten, men Sc bar inei |
Stauo til at baune Zig uogct gt0rsb ON
bort 2anbS pioe uoItrafuiu0, "a nrorn
troebe Iimpcltben, at set FIN bar en- uba
tDOelig Q. s bet famine glnr ium Ga,
lilei % Sbutespenre laa QDiet, btonnSt /
Su9cnotterne at neoiEttc i9 / 1lCrHa |
iom man pna Sen 8io nuioo Tor nj
met b~cnrioenbe Steo. Gu,jlcj bar Sn
Gtoite al Ell f~lOrcntinit 2lOGl}nonSa |
Spnler % Ollereoe / fin 8nruoOm uhi
ban Slitere5ie for Stjcrnerue. Ga ian
iaaleoes CIT Nitcn itoo % iaa Op met
6inlen ptreoe ban pnn Ell 6auIa
W!aooe: "9er er Guiiuocr al Stjsuu
% bog lrembringer &c a4e tjiiaHms
life en- Sienbcbel ina mt3ct QD3 igr
Solen aleEe". 9teppe bar uO1sn lrira
arbeIoet Danroere for at fannie ia anrn
lfaber % neppe bar npgen BAIT ina
mango Seiuarli9bcoer at oOerUjlce Jon
oenne un9e Stuoent. SIR ban BAN.
opnaaet fit attenoe Inr, bar ban I'd
beuanoret | Satin % @r9it, bar en- N@'
tig 8nnltner % Ell fuloenot ainIitr,
Sans 5aber oniteoc, at ban ullNe ga
oper til praftiIt Sirfiombeo, men har,|
e9ne Gnifer o9 Silbp eIIgbeoer lett
BAN til at gaa ben m~atbenatiIt e Sa.
@aliles's 99roomme bar lua lat9t Iorus
for ben 3ib, buori ban leueOe, at Insf
8~ogtrpffer turoe uo9iue bans Sar'st
Sans isrite Bert ON "SyorcItatlf y
geoagt" bleu ifrepet / 1886, men M
BAR fsrIt | Naret 1910, at bet bleu laF
al Sfentlisbeoeu. Saus Sart on
"3pnsoepunttet" blep life pfientl'9sl''
fpr so Slar eiter at oct bar ltrepet. ]
tit 70oe Nar blep ban faItet / 6Gu9laI
% ale bans I9rfer %forbuote. Get 0'
ct ifrGffeli9t Slas for Den 9antle ylanN
tbi ban pibite, at ban life baOOs be9aAa
nu9en Sorbrpoelie, % at ban uar l''7'
big. 0a ban ipurs'e, brprIor ban O'
taitet / S9ugiel, meboeltes Oct AaIt' ~
Oct bar, iorbi ban bar iremtomnrFt Ha
ialife Yaaitnnoe. "0u Tiger, at J@
ben beuRger iig, buaO Den lttr- 81"
ia9be hans Sjenoer. "9et er SOEN
ION oaar runot". "Nteu Sor0'r %
pneer fig ~alliseuel", %iparere Va''s.
uiorfarbet, ba DC %ifubbeoe BAN ND ! w
mGrfe Gelle. 8i taler On Den llpi0'H'
5lb pip. fra De forlpbre InrHliO''"'
men iorglemmer altto at omtdIe 0eI l''
garbunorebes upioeubeO, gSeFfs y
Spertrp. @nlilei ituo irenlIle'I V'4D'
bet 16oe % 17be garbntoreOss W.
fienote Iture Meno. Der iinOeS ~
BET lobe Garbunorebe, ipm er 6ls'M .s,,
lceoe for at baoe iremfommet NEE M
ierli9e" Ylaner - Scr. M0rls, Ss
ban paaitOb, at ct Suplfab tllilOs ' :; :,
fra ct Steo til ct anoet peo 9IFIg r ].
Metaltraab; Cyrus ". 6leIp, IoIu
paaltoo, at ct 8obel ilIIpe lleOIRS w
tpars ouer g(tlanter6apet; GoIloh y.
ban paaltoo, at ban tnnoe oplqt
% @aber peb SiGlp AZ Glef'F""''+
"Srouins DOutb".
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Secprab Dg Smeglt.
Zen zoe gtarts. 1899.
SlscbrouS csEan.

Com aacrcoe pmtaIt | iisite SO. haoos
8pcn 5siiau eli fife ubstpoelis Sloea
brdno 2Crong iprleosn llse. Zen ue'
breS / Z. u. 9amms Sutit. miot !
8ptu, o. Neu belle gpgnine meO Bare
bcboloniu9cu ali up / 2uer. alotteu
par 81 pm Morgcnsr. % en- MIGn9Ne
McuueTfer itormeoe I'll for at ilnfte o.
reSoc. C9iaa 4 andre Sp9niu9cr
RrrbcOcu laaoes ! aite.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Siorag til DC WooIioenoe
NuSlauo.
Snoiumlet at Iels 6. Serge, Sisblanoiuc
@iuueibeit 9puntp, Soma.

Crit Z. Grnrien 50 Gents, 5oIef 2rnejen
so, Ole ". 4rnsier 80. Ole s.. @ulitien 25,
Salppr u. RaStoeit %, Sbpre Sauru %,
Snut q. Gne %, Sacob V. One 81, @uri
SrpshnS 81, Sten @rtlpelano % Cts, Gne.
ualo @riupelano 80, auuo ". NieItoo 25.
Sobn ". Yeitao 25, g. It. Cuibroa 50, q. g.
@ulbraa so. Smut q. S'Ur9p %, Solpor Z.
Nrueipu 50, &ari Il. IrpgSoolo %, Nnoers
Z. @iere so, 8. VI. gjere so. @ilbert u. @lcre
%, Martin Geoeriou 25, Sobn 8. geis %,
@peu 8. @pale 25, Sens u. 5raacn %, Sui
VI. 5raaen so, guitjn y. 5radcn 50, Wtr.
8eppe %, Siur 8. &jgroo 81, Ole 3. Geis IL.
% Gents, Mortha grocrien %, u. q. Shun
q. Sphuipn 80, Gle o.. 8ruHSpulo so, Z. 8.
o.. aittellen 80, 6. 9. Siieloahl 81, Y. q.
Wieitap 20 Cts, Sbnralo Salitenien 81,
ebert Sutpetne % Cts, SobH Nolter 25.
SohH Striugemoeu %, Sulils Soifps 25,
Sobn 6. 9dpioien 80, &. Snruit 81, Spar
&epIe so Cts, 2arS u. 8er9e so, Sacpb $.
5noues 80, % Y. &tn9ie so, aiel y. gSiraie
As, @renpell 5. Soiet 80. Htls 5oltebabl so,
Sobnnnes arosbus 81, Ole 3. Sopel so Cts,
Y2ar9retbe &. 8able 81. Gbriiti $. Seureio
80 Cts, Suero 8ioue so, Geoer Stoue 80,
Saloor Nuoerisu so, Eeoer Siurps 25, Char
Gitenior 81, Sinton Sbornion so 9ts., 5bprs
blBru SObuiou 25, 8. 7. Hamlp 25, Ole Il.
5laaten %, gils 4. SiBr9o 25, Saralb Stseu
81, Htttt.. I. Solpen 81, Z. u. Gilers so Cts,
u u. giere %, Gils Q. Ser9s, so, gluberS 3.
8itne 50, afil RoHioR %, 9ars 6. 8inle
80. Mdritn 6. &iuie SO. @li q. MuItao so
Salpor q. Benisbau8 %, Ssreu 8. ReS IS.
- Iiiammeu 5000.
GDsHiiaasHos oar ~ipittsrst for / fcrrige
hummer. Q. Guunoien.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
&pinoeIuaoomme, oeres SebauS.

ling % 6elbreoelie, er 9iteien paa en-
al The Viturine Medicine Co. / Obi.
easo no9ioet Sos. Zen siper en- nsis
astis Seifrioelie af be hos apinoen
iOrefommenoe SpsoOmme os uresel.
m9siisbeSer iamt Maaben, bpurpaa be
let, burtist % biaist tunne ~belbreoes.
8psen, ipm er al sanIfe ualminbelia
Snteresie for ale apinber, ienbes Dor.
tofrit til Gnbper, iom inbienber ct 2
Gents Srimarte. sloresier
The Viturine Medicine Co.,
97,1s,1s Al Glarf Str., Gbicaao.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
mr msrIi.a a a;rs..

@ir. Serfins .. 6iibsr o. bans
nomerteSe Stueipiaer. Selfab oil up.
isre ben populare, Sarces&omebie A
Cold Day ! SperusSuiet 3orsbaa NJ.
ten, ben lobe Marts.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
9iciIcnoe.

Sr. 5b. 8igiu al GrooIitor, Btnn.,
or for 5iOcu her neoe eiter ct CARLOAD
SeTte. Som Gier al GrOotitOus npe oa
prp0ti9e Cpera6ns Oar ban rnturlig0is
intcresicret at ie bort nps Sperabus,
bporni Der bar itonet ct iaaodnt Sit
bnnSe / amerita % europa, % ban
maatte inorGmmc, at oct bar bnnoc onta
tsrt Og beniigt5mEsiigt.
Son. Icmau @ilbertion OF Ga
~oelmugcr SUer Berg al Sprtn8 @rOvc,
Wiun., bar / 9ecorab iioite 2Froag,
6r. Berg TOM reo ior at ocltnge ! i'm
8eoIteiaoers 8~egrnpelie.
- 6r. 6rsmont Gaidiou ira Maoia
ion, Rtnn., bar iibite llge / 6orrct,
uinscr i 3ecornb, men i%tonoicoe tIn Ell
bnlp Dag.
49, Mr. 8. 50. Mari6 (8roOer til 20,
8. s. Of MoIine, @lilburn, Stoboart
& So. al Miiuueapolis, Minn., par
Gecorab Ooer Spnoag.
Or. q. z. Nnberg al Maoiion
8is., bar / 8ecorub t9aar pua @ieu
remreiie. 8ottOreu biz ta9e en- 3u'
ejenuem WiuneiOtn Os 8atota o9 null
gems itun6ie en- 9io / Ct. Saul.
- Sr. u. .. NcliOu, Sanoelsrei
ienoe for Wons 9lnoerion & So. al 8,
Crosse, @ia., bei6gte 3ecorub Sanoels
mGno iiSite 9proag.
- artbur s. N%nunoien al Canton
Ohio, par / 9ecorab Uoer Sgnoa9
San par / CANA County / 5prretnir
ger, % ituat bjemom.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

- Zen 5orcesSomeoie, Der ipiles
| Opera quiet 9Orsbus, lobe Rarts,
err rig paa Muiit Os hunter Spgs.
@aa Der.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
ans, aos! eas!

ollie bpr l9ie Slatmes SVua % d
GlaoItpne ~angaaenoe 5ariHeH lln mart
GA ben uomgrieoe % berpnltt 80! M
for @cainIepbilen ! aon9resls" ~ .
manoen Mcaiulep, tim % W. J5SI gtl
tofrit hos y I Sanien, SOI 90 :
GitD Y. Saf.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

@aaerisS iaetter til a Oo ~ :
fan fipbes MI. @jpb / betlOs, ,sa
Subauuaen pil Der blipe Ell H'''
SrRu0iel.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Tulutbs Speoepriicr.
TecprabsW arfeo.

The Scandal Live Stock Com. Co.
Seuo Goers lcpeuoe Sreaturer I'll Scans
bia 9ipe Stpd Com. 60, llnipn Stpd Naros,
Chicago, 81. 2A1S.4
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

Epmprfiombsosu benlsoes aoa ". VI.
7itdos Guertisiemeut pau nnoeHSioe. Sfslge
ben uuosrreiuins. pi bar. criuer Sr. 9titao
Ell betnotlia 2anoIorrstuins, ca be Referen'
ccs, ban bar, bpr oRre Bergen for. Of rpre
9Giere msO Trpgbep fan bsuuenoe its til
bans 9pntor.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
SCREENINGS NOtitier.

Sr. 7piipr RiSicn Der I iltrs adr bar pG
ret boiat / ga Grasie. 8s. CT M fpttst III
Nlbcrt yea. Mmu. sra ga 6rpsis mcota9er
3oitorcu ct suot Gapa babe iomi 9Gge %
WcuueItt, "a otter bet perioultgs sirnoliab,
hi bar til Tr. Nisien, taaer pi lite I Setrn''
ming at anbeiaIe bam til pore 99iere hilbert
Sea o. Gme8n.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

Suffering for gsuse ienpt til trGnsenoe
Rusisrr, s69.50.
New Hampton, March 4, 1892.
Received from b. Anundsen Sixty Nine
Dollars and so Cents for Russian Relief
Fund. A. L. Bigelow,
Treas.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08

n 8aa / Opera uiet ben lobe
Murts, os le al ben muitalite SARGE
aOmsbie. A Cold Day ipines Opera.
Quiet 9orsons ben lobe Warts.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-08
Iuftiou.

lluoerteqnCoe oil boer 9gron9 iRloe oso
p%Iicntltg Mutton ale Slu9s &arer, iom tint
oes / nit me 9ofale.
263 0noretp Sampion.
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-02-13
CONDENSED TELEeRAMs.

PROPERTY valued at 81, ,OOO, 900 was de-
stroyed by fire at Memphis on the 9th.
HORACE F. SPEED, Attorney General
of the Territory of Oklahoma, is in
Washington to plead for the consolida-
tion of that Territory With its neighbor,
the Indian Territory, and for their adj
mission as State.
The blast furnace at Rising Fawn,
Ca, owned by the Georgia Mining Com
pany, has shut down and three hundred
employees are thrown out of employ
ment.. The dullness of trade is given
as the reason for shutting down the
works.
FIFTY-THREE horses at Woodward 8
Shanklin's sale at Lexington, KY, on
the sth brought $15e,7S5, an average of
$2,957.
THE Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia has denied the writ of manda-
mus in the celebrated silver brick case
to compel the Treasury to coin into
silver dollars all the bullion presented
at the United States mints. The de-
cision is construed by those interested
to be q blow against free coinage of
silver.
LAST fall G. Wood Davis told the farm
ers Of Kansas that they would be able to
sell their wheat at 50 per bushel, and it
is estimated that at least 10 per cent of
the wheat still remains in the hands
of the farmers. They are now throw
ing such large quantities on the market
that it has caused a blockade at Kansas
City.
On the 8th the Secretary of the Treas
ury issued a warrant for $606,641 in
favor of the Governor of Kentucky.
representing that States share Of the
direct tax.
SENATOR PROCTOR has introduced a
bill to carry out the policy begun by
him as Secretary of War, to enlist In
dians in the army as part of its regular
force.
Iris reliably learned that the Illinois
Central will take charge Of the Ten
nessee Midland at an early day.
GEN. JAMES F. ROBINSON, aged 6s
died at Lexington, KY, on the 5th. He
was one OF the best known turfmen il
the United States, having been Presi.
dent Of the Kentucky Association fol
thepast twenty years.
Sioux CITY, Iowa, reports an epidemi'
Of highway robberies. A business mar
was stopped in the heart OF the city BY
two highwaymen who held revolvers a
his head while q third emptled hil
pockets Of 500 end other valuables,
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-02-13

A CRANK with three satchels who
wanted 81, 500, 600 in cash recently visit
ed Jay Gould's office in New York but
did no harm.
Two Arkansas families are said to
have been frozen to death during the
recent blizzard while en- route to Okla
homa.
A LATE dispatch from Richmond,
Va, stated that the historic old Ap-
pomatox courthouse building had been
destroyed by fire with all Of the county
records and courthouse furnishings.
The library of the clerks Office
was said to have been one of the
best arranged in Virginia. The loss
Of the records leaves the county in
straits. The McLayne house, in which
Gen. Lee signed the terms of surrender
to Gen. Grant, was at one time threat.
ened.
THE ''theaterphone' is the latest tel
ephonic invention. It supplies at pri-
vate homes the music and dialogue of
the theaters.
PREsIDENT NORRIS, of the Louisiana
Lottery Co, has withdrawn the propo-
sition for new charter and announces
that he and his associates will obey
the law as laid down by the federal SUI
preme court
THE east bound Baltimore g. Ohio
fast mail train was wrecked at North
Baltimore, O., tho other morning and
Engineer James Marvel killed. Three
other men were slightly hurt
THE prisoners at Deer Island, Mass.
refused to go to work the other morn
ing and began threatening the officers
lives A detail of police from the vari-
GUS stations was Immediately sent
down which caused a tumult, but the
police drew their clubs. and in short
time pat the mob under sub1ection.
A FREIGHT engine boiler on the Chi.
cago q Alton blew up near Joliet III,
killing two men.
THE House of Rest hotel At Ocean
City, N. j., OF which Postma Gener
al Wanamalker was the reputed owner.
was attached by the sheriff the Other
day It has been the summer rendez
vous for members of the Bethany Sun.
day school Of Philadelphia.
A WAR of races. the Irish on one side
and Italians on the other, has existed
ter some time past in the yard Of ths
New York street cleauing department.
1t eliminated the other night in a riot,
when the Italians drew their stiiettos
and ATTACKED the Irishmen. PatricB
Duffy and Patrick Pollard wert
stabbed
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-02-13
NOTES AND OPINIONS.

There is nothing in the demo-
cratic programme looking to the nm
taxing of foreigners while the burdens
on our own citizens are undisturbed.-
N. Y. World.
1t would seem to be about time
for Secretary Foster and Secretary
Ellxins to fax around and look
out for the Harrisonian fences What
are they there for?- Boston Herald.
The republican press should
hasten to denounce the New York vet
Grams who have declared that our PEN
sion legislation has become national
nuisance. Louisville Courier-J Journal.
"A Quay jury has decided that he
has been libelled by the accusation Of
completely with Bardsley There were
eleven republicans on the jury. So
Mr. Quay is vindicated again. - St
Louis Republic.
Tom Reed thinks Harrison and
Blaine will kill each other on and the
republican nominee will be dark
horse Does he dream of short, fat
man from the northeast, with a thick
neck and a bitter tongue, rs the sable
nag in question2-St. Paul Pioneer
Press
The Harrison men carried the
indianapolis primaries in gallant style
and then telegraphed the news all over
the country. It is a suggestive com
mentary upon the general esteem in
which the president is held that the
press should uniformly regard the tid-
ings that his own neighbers and fal-
low-fownsmen have not desertedhim 4
startling piece Of news Chicago
Times
-It is among the mercantile and
manufacturing classes that urgent de-
mands win be formulated looking -
the undoing as far as possible Of
some Of the ruinous provisions of the
Mckinley bill. These classes are
doubtless willing to endure much rath-
or than keep prices constantly unset.
tied, but some features or the existing
schedules cali so loudly lor revision
that they cannot possibly be- allowed
V stand PostoR alQba
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-02-13


New York Veterans Dealare Against EE~
iatEng Pension Abuses.
There was = meeting il New York.
last week of number Of veteraus Of
the last war who desire to do some
thing to bring pension payments with-
in reasonable limits and to vindicate
the name Of the American soldier from
the aspiration Of being q mercenary.
They regard the pension Legislation
Of the present day as national null
sance, (" which calls for abatement.
The mem bers of this new association
favor strong and radical measures.
They wish to revise the pension laws
completely. They desire that no ex-
soldier shall be pensioned who is able
to earn his own living b. hands or
brain. Those who are not able to earn
a livelihood they desire to be supported
in comfort.
1t is encouraging 20 read expressions
of this sort. after surfeit of the do
mands Of soldiers of another class who
insist that patriotism has a specific
market value, which must be paid by
the nation to the last farthing in cold
cash. The gratitude of their contempo-
raries and of posterity they give to the
winds, and treat with contempt ali
talk Of glory. They insist that the
country is greatly in their debt and
must pay them of in money.
/ In contraat with talk Of this sort, the
uttcrances of the New York veterans
are subject Of pride.
It is eminently proper that the veter-
ans themselves should move in this
matter, if only to let the country know
that the numerous demands" for more
pensions are not backed by the unan-
imous assent of the ex-soidiers. The
pension grabbers, urged on BY the pen.
sion attorneys, have been SO vociferous,
so persistent and untiring that they
have possibly created an exaggerated
idea of their numbers though there is
no reason to doubt either their strength
or their determination. A few words
of protest against this rapacity from
the veterans themselves are, therefore,
extremely gratifying.
Not that there is any great prospect
that the movement will be successful.
The scaling Of the pension list IN the
way indicated could hardly be accom-
plished at present The soldier vote IS
still too formidable specter. The of
iclas Of the pension bureau, who are
pretty shrewd politicians, find their
account in continually inviting public
attention to their diligence in placing
new names upon the roll, and they
boast that they are manufacturing pen-
sioners at the rate Of thirty thousand q
month.
It is conceded on all sides that the
number of fraudulent pensioners is
very large. Hardly anyone qualified to
speak upon the subject puts the NUM-
Der of such at less than onesfourth of
the entire pension list Something
might be done in the way of the re-
vision of the list with view to the de-
lection of these frauds, but in the
present state Of public opinion il Is
doubtful whether much can be accom-
plished in this way. Few public men
have the courage to enter upon such
an investigation as would be needed
for the purpose. se.-Louisville Courier
/ Journal
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-02-13
a "Kanraroo,, Conrt.

DENVER, Col, Feb ,6.-William Ed
wards, prisoner in the county jail,
who acted as the sheriff of the ''kanga-
roo court" and SO severely fiogged Will
liam Foyer, of Sedalia, Mo-, who was a
temporary prisoner in Jail, has been
sentenced by Judge Hallett, of the
Denver United States court, to one
year and ten days imprisonment in
the house of correction at Detroit Ed
wards had been designated by the
''kaugaroo court" to administer pun
ishment to Foyer, who refused to fur
nish S4 for the purpose of buying to-
bacco for prisoners in the Jail Foyer
was nearly killed by the punishment
When arraigned in court Edwards
pleaded guilty, but said in excuse that
he was compelled to do SO in order tc
shield himself
The Houma courier. (Houma, La.) 1878-1939, 1892-02-13
INSANITY THE PLEA.

AIiss Alice Mitchell. az NEsmph,a. VINO
Murdered Her Best Friend, TO Be Tried
For Insanity.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. 6.-In the
criminal court yesterday morning a
plea OF present insanity" In the case
OF Alice Mitchell was entered by heE
counsel The inquisition OF lunacy
will follow as matter Of course, un-
less the defendants counsel concludes
to withdraw it which il not at ali prob-