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Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Gen nurife SanselsomIatnina mel

Sen norne SanOelsOWlnlHiHB hleU
nblaroet iiosipr Tor ierlte 6dloaar ianr
74'434,0 900 &rouer, Suoferiel % uo'
fpriel tiliammeu. 8euue Gum err oms
firing p 0tialOu minore END for icrite
Saluaar ifjOr. Gilbn9egau9en faloer
paa Snbfgrielen, Der er 100000 SIR.
minore eno iiior, mebens lloferielen
oerimOo er forget meO benimUo l Wil'
lion. MiubreinofBrielen falber pR'
irntlia pna Slug, Walt, Sutter os Sts
rap, WeruOforieleu paa 5grfiit, 6ebiilo,
Smpr, &U9u, IRAN, SIS Og Geaulole.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Seosfa[b. 1prhenperenbe spal

9e0sfaI6. 5Orbenoerenbe Sosne'
ptait for Sslinse os SelIerup Wenis'
beoer, 6. u. Bolbroe, er i'll. "9asbl.'
afsaaet peo 9Doen pan Srmebsi, Rgrut
Sosu / ben bsie Gloer at "a Nar.
= 8antor pg aloffer peo gitabels.
tirten, fbo. Sonrnalfsrer / Snbenriss'
miniiteriets OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Cans
Beter Sanien er in. "Moreenbl." 1915
Gusnit af9aaet oeo 9eoer | Ell Nloe,
af 67 Iar, efter fere @ars ~tiltagenb'
Spaabeo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

StiaigS. Min 5nrm, ~bellggenoe
Sertion II, 9own iOl, Ranas 0, Gia.
more 60, YttnH, Il gttl g~tsntor lanos.
epsn Senorn og ~ I Eorogt for Canton.
Zen CT 235 Geres flor, su COB iSarm Tor
AgrtHEn9 al 3Ueoe o. andre aorniorter oa
en- uom9rtet 6arm for apRgapl. Soltoe
Spgntn9er, 9oot Sano og SioO. Tor Brt,
ler % nRrmsre GplpsHIHssr beupenOer man
ig til eter,H paa Carmen, 3. 8. Soimes,
SeHorn, D(IHH. m4
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
stranoet uorIf Sfib. 8ipbenb,

Stranoet norif Sfib. 8~iDbenbaun,
l3be Iu9uit. Snut itranoeoe ueo Sar'
buDre Sfonnertbrig ~@lie aatbrine",
8apteinSaluorien afS anbefiorb. Wano-
Ifabet reooet. Sfibet, Der par paa
&eiie fra Ie,pcaitle, bliper f~ormentlis
Sraa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

@gteffab. StueipiIerinbe Gonitance
8ruun O9 Sn9enipr Sblen, Strsmmen,
bleu 2orsoas ben lite Gusuit piebe
paa Sftre @ausoals 8raitesaaro Of
8ropIt &pnptp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

SubilGum. Den 13be 4uguit feis
reoe Stranotpntrolsr | Nls unber Sra.
riaser 5ploiteo Chr. SO. Sang fit so
Gars Subil9um | 3olopeienets 9ie.
neite, ioet ban ben 13oe ausuit 1912
ubnepntes til 2olobetjent i 5reberitss
balm, bporfra ban iorflpttebes til fin
nuparenbe Blabs ben 18be Nbpember
1S4S. Zen gamle Subilar er So Nar
aammel o. raj % rpria.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
s,siten | Saumarf teouer fortrpi

9siten | Sanmarf tesner fortrafe,
ligt. Sele Suli bar bet ct ubmarfei
8eir for 9anbmnnoen, Ssbsiten foresil
unoer sunitise 5Orbolb, os bet inobier,
seoe bite fig baaoe / M9nsoe os Be,
itaHenbeb at operitise ale SOrpentnin,
ger. SGrlis bar alguerbpiten riselis.
Sois Der MI life tommer altfor meaen
Resn, oil osiaa Seobsiten blipe ubs
mRrfet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

107 gnr sammcl bliper 9ielO 8e.
terien fra WGnt9r peb Gulbors ! oisie
8age. Sdn er roif % rsrIe Os fan
aan umtriug / @aaro Os Murt, ltisnt
Spnet er iuattet. pan bar me0 / 5ruut.
rig | 1914.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

9inbesnGs's albite 9obs, 8eber
2baraloien. er aisaaet peo 9soen / en-
Gloer al SO Gar. San baube / flere
slar paret Beniiuniit.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

CrbensubnGunelier. lnoer 26be
I. Or. er Sfibsfaptein I~brabamien, ST.
rer al Brig "2iaeianb", ubnapnt til
&iooer al Ct. Slafs Orben for opofrenbe
Sirtiombeo uuerior norlte Ssmeno.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Sanff Wano | Sinm. MuItiniit
sir, Ssu Of a9mner Sir / Solb9., er
bleoen antaset iom Waitinmeiter / ct
liameiilt OrlO9sifib, Der for 9toen bps'
9es | Stotlano.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Set 9raIfe &ongepar feirer | Otto
Der lit Sglubrraup. vi ipriteli9e @ia'
tier peutes bl. q. Song 9briitian ben
Soc, G5aren, 8rinien al 8ales ps -
nlaalte = @eiier Wllhelm.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

SiloeFffet paa Nurblano bar iaar
ilaaet spbt til. Der er 2io os 8srelit
blanbt 5iitealmuen, ium iaar sisr subs
Sprretnin9er.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

CIoiagfunb. Yaa @aarben Ssrbp
/ Sanoe Serreo er siurt ct fort, intes
resiant Oloiasfunb, beitaaenbe Of fere
Stribssrer % ct fort Spqro.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

MP n,ttN suifes. rat 2Su ca uo3iitr Bernros
Nsttuo Hent 9taos. AnigJ m. Turter 'uu
Rnrieya IrRr babe be jOreHebe Stater o. Gdna0a.
BROS. CO, Surserymen, Ghieag0. is
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

StNa!gs. = Zen RG Quarter az
Section I, 3eeOrab 5oUHibip - 100
Neres, 70 gcres opobrift Heiten Stop be.
ltaaen6e al baaroe Ara orter, iom oil mere
emo bstaIe Tor 8ponngen. IomQrteos
SaHotloer, oiteniIis Bel til 7eeurab aiem.
mem Dttoten al carmen. @ani.e go0t Baa.
uingsbns, TO taIoe, M Gorncrib GA mt Ora.
nnrp paa 5armeu. Bris $40 pr. ucre. On
3reoteoel Routant, Rsiteu pda Senitano
mob 0 pct. Reute. Jor nRrmers ltHoerres.
ming benosHoe man iig til Sohn Stiniou,
6teepOrt Jotod. LIB
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

S7nnes. ~ en- ouelig 90 9oruelia
Straeoer Tan laa itaotgt Grbeioe. Cor
oioers Ilnoerretntng ilrio til a~munoion &
gro5lano, Merchant Tailors, 3ortbnooo,
Soma. 1854
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13


BeIb. 800 erv,o bsn,nStgisug fot S'rlinins, "a
S'Hnu Der % I Rsrgs at OttCti,u Botb s,natt 10 BEN
Saeai'boiie ION usuiU Siss colt. s,u VI, JuH .. 4.
! IN aler 81 81 Har o. ( RaaH's,r. pan OCT 's6t yaa
saarotH ss0issn Roos g~sIs,tauo. Rors,. Sen 2ss,
5'o' 1878. ~ ssrH 9aost baH 70 5sautr o. to Dstr,.
ot tsri' ltUu Cdt5td, NTssos fotdariaqss, IN Tss
OtO at r,bot @~i,utaHst uo at g5g. Rorumi ~srrHbsnse
pas mar 1asrsptat. @aib.. BEN 10, gnfL sig3iaing,
% 9'nHsr isIsr ct ogbt earn. mth 6oao or st bort Ca5.
CT bans @iHeiHs. tot fats, Us b, 2 so'. ism ri yer,u.
Vaa sfastniuss % BtHHtrj 3 vuau1tuo,.
NTt gort, ytuHfHu.
1tdrpVtlt. NAB, 27st Mug. 1904.
1obaHHtitu. - Oct S1isHbi8ipyB Bus,s ior
oi95t % 8'nH,r, at stt 5'blg,5s e,vtu Ru gtsoom
at %sortfaIes ia e:ttt tl ct 5sots ylr cor ,l,,es Tile Zsa
Martin GswtH t en- Assr Of . Dlaau,su "a Z Tag.
6r's mss ett stsu, UslRaud oar, BIT B1iust!
40. a. JoBdHHtltH. 6%r,otri'c 1OaduusirH.
hibriaNiu.
Gbomfgn, ben 5s Sspt. Isg1.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

SeSsfaIb. TolbfpntrUIsr % for.
rettenoe TO~lofnsierer i2anssIuno, WOr.
ten 9rpaaaro, er afaaaet peb 9gosn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Salt GienOoi 1T
titiaI9s eaer tiaeie.

apsrtisismsu,'r, faaiom form t%iGiqt1B', .Sai ttt
iniss-, 'ens iiltis'. "J,ns1e lsStg', -phoB srr,I.
s'u'. oil ira M at i%usrqt,B Ior G,at o. On f3sIis
SdHa en''ltr e~oaita0r, l. 81. g~otbsliis 10
@a0n Essu,s lSrtt 90. aDsrtlBi ,m,ntsr. Der kA.II
lasd al ettaIinl taJ8 tHs 5,uiyutL.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Site en- Ore. Oct iuenife Dag.
Hpb." ffriper bl. a.: 49, Spao
eno enfelte Stortalere fan ba iast, ital
Der life uitraHet tunbe bapes en- Saano,
life ubsipes en- Ore til Gnfalo paa
Storage.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Esbiafou - nor ,r%1g7r,pst Efast o. 8eHnr
brtH5t Vt bsvvs0 ben uresrluin1. At Ger Gar Z g,r
ssrs Cobiafoa aiai' sss TFtr "a 5i,m ss altn ,gt.
'ity 5mtr;ri TIE usus baar't z1s'li,; SON or ifst
8,hr, SIisu s,n ~, Cr. 1877 San lbfa1sss Al
5 Bern "a ca tairIs Etsi Fabo't o D'aur tt Drsras
Rir's o. @riah,s t,r lt sgt. 515t m7H7, B.1ar
o. Sf78irtrst frsHmgsv tsr a. fC-t sam To e-1o,r.
Bahur Batter ia Fsn5aa BtbB,. Bts., 5oht En- Hiusp
pgrois Iafs 5oaN' girsu u ~, 9rau,r RdHs,
net por, aiossfs Winbt.
Bda uns q 3s',Hsss Dtrrs
15siaj tsr'sH.
Otssrab. Soma. Ben 81, 2spt is99.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

IiIsringen al GiIert Snnbts
WinoesmGrfs oil ia~noipulispis fiube
Steo | oenns Raaneb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Gapteiu grpninli alingenbera
Bergen ieireOe 3irsoag ben 16be au'
quit fit rs GorS Subitaum iom Officer,
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Cberf 9. 2unb, Gbei for 5iOroenss
Battalion, CT uoH9ont til Gbef for oar
hanger Battalion letter 8u1)
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

SeHprelien Of YOosiGusilet sr
opertaset al 9ireftsr Soelbers, gfers,
bus Strafanitalts 9ireftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

~ Wafs merit AZ at Slnas for Boriua
~tpNUS~ eitgr 8aao, Gas. DIE, @rubear5gioe,
@r9itcgrabHiua, 8Hmpatug, meo Suo eaer Camp,
SEmpiIebler o.i .. Isi ptl befdle "a Tor stg at lenbe
25 Gents for en- GHrrci onso q meo 1870 . asser. The
American Well Works, aHr0ra, Ja. Gbicaso, "a,
Iaad5, Ieras Sgoneu, a. G. u. 2I9ld.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

: SageS 8anb os 8rsb ifal en-
Saanbpertiuenc Stauanser uoipne fcr
at babe m~isbanolet fin Suliru.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

oaHstH.-D Oct II bl,gtu sor iuua, 2o5 IT s,f,Hbis
si'r, for IraOar,us, sloai o. B,nur. at bet bsSaa,t,
ben aissS, Cub BEN eos. Euluf 1891 at ios, sltm III
va 1r df,st Tue Dattv Iusi erin, Z N attcr Of 10
9'aaHtor % IL cage. QUA oar sst ,ltt o. r ogbt
lasHtf, men e,rrtu sap. ptu,u tos. grrmg RAGS sr,t
fspst.
JoeH SdHsu. Hart sanb,r.
earmonu. Niuufsta.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

2,29O, OS8 Wenneifer er befobret
paa be ~iuenite Statsbaner | bet for
lsbue Saloaar.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Sohuos Sobnisu Roitae beees Opaiue in
aoresle iaareit nuIi9t Ill Y. Slibret, Gam.
bridge. 9aue 60, @is. ana
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Soren5frioer 6ram | 9une Surens

SureHNrluer VruHl 2uHe SpreH7
~Ifriperi bar, itsl9e acknowledgement fra
Sarpsburg, ben lite os. inoleperet fin
Ifitebsanis9nins fra lite Sftober at
re9ne.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Set norIfc % ipenife gite Guuju,
Iats abresie er: 204 East 7th Street,
st. Paul, MINI. 6. s. Spbe, @ice
@Ouiul, p. t. 52.18.3.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Rqslng Or bsttrstlisr ; bsyB'5 Br Sls4i o.,
8'Hu'r. at GOT iiar, UldHb o. 5astr 5,as 1uuolou Qpss
fHa II aiaaa,t ots Dson. siss5s oar isst tE 25.s
stsitmbsr 1897 I snrsdts prTii,7;sfs. H5r7,. "a agtt
ots CsssH btH 12t, HuauH ashttsrr. fol GI3fu pa
FH dttftE dtutao'Hbs q, R5Ht mb 70 Tfg, sr BE-
srzoT tash al m '7ril Rauo % }aosr
Llats. Ddur. Ju7tiorg rgsiua msa lmtIis.
e'TsG puuto b,itr3tssr,5 ior iraDgr,asc 5tzqt
q 8'nHtr. al bet b'sastbs sus Z iu Eisosu 40 sss,s
%'aIssita bette RtV. i5H 81 5115r 90 ct 5.r, min gftsg,
ssu Hrns atHti,R : On GIbu At 81 gar "a Ut1sHsbsg.
pan s'ss ben aso, Eusua iss9 ,i,r Bot Is Tlm.rs
o~ps'I,it. 5abe. DesSu o. . 9 sf'Ho, Bar tititos ~
bans Baar. Dan ,}tUta5u Ron, u 3 lmaa Ezra {
noasufuus, ssst eaar.
br'O Hte bars Ui,S. bsfHsn,t pau bar; DltaStl
Riis 8rud'n e,s'.
Dauas. Barron % MIA,
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

o Sobs. 2OfG 7th e.. st. Bdai, Wiun.,
I T. Bies RcuiHi, etr tcisrger NrpsHioier irstagivef
0otge o. Sverige.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
Norif Sci. % 6~palfanaif Spo,

isbapet. salfanseren "Saion", Sap,
tein 9arien, al Sanbeijuro, ital ioriDse
SGls os Sualiansit i Spoisbapet.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

ears Ciion Sisuist, Der Dor / RjHusiota,
waa ltrire til Rogge, ed bans 6aoer or Nso.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

StatSraao Hpiom er tummen biem
% bar opertaset Observation-Disclosures
FAINT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, mebens
Statsraao Solit er | bet 9roubbiemfe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13
BeoSfaID.

7 sssfafesanmstsslitr sabenusutsrs Ssnt,
tier opiaass GRATIS, sos As vi ifft ate
pisss for ss aIusinosIias Iaasc 1~sfaesfsr.
Der iaa eost Tan frsmisrss priSsi baaos til
pr9aer. Tasoer 90 z~tGsininafr. Tor BEES.
ea hnnsfostier al mere eHB ~aiminedia
saHeoe. n,aa bstalss ; ssriS pr. eiaie. 81
isrusfnttsr, at @hhSer. Icm irDltaotr 3Sss.
iaIssanmttotIisr. tRier oisis einitE % gsitsr
ia 5t%rciicr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

9euimoo 10 5amilier ! ariitians.
lamb bar melot Jig busuiloe. &ommu,
laoer opfsre fire itore miblertibise
2etebuie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

|OnTes-gn flint Bige, Der fan ub,
fsre alrninoeligt 6usarbeioe. gaffutua
o. StrpgnlHs forlnHges life. Wau beuoeus
Der zig til RontgOmerps Trugtore. SAB
.Nnnes. -Gn Intelligent, aftio norIt
Out, IS til 90 2lar, I'll at nrbeioe / Bu.
IT, eu Gut al rette Sla9s bill iaa itaoist
arbetoe. e. u. Goooaro.
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

ben 6arm paa en-
halO Settion I gmmet Gounip. Roma.
300 Geres uHoer SpriHiHa scot Sus, qaoe,
8rnuarp o.i.o. 8ell9gsu0e ct norltt SsttIes
meEt mar airte, S'ole oa Maarfeo. Rua
s22.50 pr. Were, 5000 SoHtaut, 8eiten paa
lette 8llfadr. Jor uRrmere Sylpsntnaer
tilltrip .. VI. Subbaro. gRaiou Gitp, Sopa.
2l93
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

StNalgs ener tiaeie. Be
boeliesbns 20. $40 Gait 8oter Street
sr tllialss eusr ttIleis. y. 9. Rurib. 2tf
0nneS. = Spis Der er noaen af
"3scorobs Goitsn"s 2Risre, ION flenosr
til en- COB gldes for en- flint Siomaser, telit
! Seiten, iaa gnffes at forre'oonoere mes
bom. bog 397, 5uoion, ISIS ADA
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

StUalge. - Wit Murnensbus /
2Seit 3eeorab, 2 Gtdger o. 8aiemeui.
lnoetoloeHoe II gRrslier, sr biIiat tillalas,
20 Gotter, Brsno % GisrerHe. Senitana
pan enoel al ajsbe iummen. w. V. Cuslu.
1.19.it
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

Spls nogfH iuloe piae hppr min SruNer
Ole SobHioH 83lum er eller cpbp,oer ia.
beoes ban opslpe in &oresie M Stooeren
Martin galuml 8erlep. Rprnlan 60. Mmn
Decorah-posten., 1892-09-13

CplpSHineer aHiies ON See 9tpnipn Mpr.
lamb al bans Srgore SobaEues on Ole NJ.
Josmart % Nporr, NIrIie, gRiHu. 5II
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-29

Rev. +. L. House and Mrs. House left
here Monday for Portland.
J. w. Walker the piano ,tuner left
skowhegan for Boston to-day.
Mr.. +. II. Anderson i ON business
trip in Franklin County this week.
f. X. Delano and wife returned Satur-
day night from their,tWo weeks, stay in
Boston.
w. IL. Pearson of Portland came to
town Monday, bound up river on Il. fish
ing trip.
NJ. T. Pooler and his sou Fred C.. are
in attendance upon the breeders meet
ing at Mystic Park this week.
Mr.. Chas. \. Nosmus andiwife,return-
ed Saturday last fromla two,weeksl visit
with relatives in Penobseot eounty..k9
Mr.. 5aia r.. ,olIiu, VINO mas been
visiting at the home of'.Jas f. Coiflni for
some weeks went to.!LynnTMass. Nom
day morning.
Mr.. Andrew Lumsden and family
who have been visiting some weeks at
his fathers, returned to their home In
Boston this morning.
= The Volunteer base ball club visited
Newport on Saturday last and played
with the boys in that town, getting de-
feated by Il score of II to = The. return
game will be played here next Saturday
Miss Emma. Hanson, who has been pass
ing the summer season,with her father,
W. IL. Hanson at Jackman, arrived home
on Saturday night. We Learn. that Miss
Hanson contemplates passing the coming
winter in Portland, studying,music.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-29
Business Notices,

200 stitches per minute gained, and one
third of your strength saved. by purchas-
ing "A standard rotary shuttle sewing
machine ut Smiths Music Store.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-29

SKODA'S DISCOVERY, the
Great German.Almeri REM
edy fol Heart, Nerves, Liver,
Kidneys, Blood. Guarantee
contract with every bottle. Pay
only for the good You receive.
At all Druggists, Sl.OO per
bottle, xix bottles $3.50. II you
want to know about SkODA'S RENE
DIES, send postal for Morning
Light.'s
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-29

III goat. The goat. at Cobuin Hall
on Friday night Oct. eth.
The Somerset reporter., 1892-09-29

Remember Judkins x Dyer have new
md desirable line of cloaks.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04
NEWSPAPER OPINION.

Chicago Is Matchmaking Roth Parties.
Galveston News.
The Democrats of the country CON
sidered that all debts Of the party had
been paid to Illinois when the conven-
ton met there and an Illinois favorite
got place on the ticket 1t now ap.
pears that the party had barely begun to
please the greedy people Of the Windy
City. and that nothing short of 30, COO,
coo i'm cash win appease their wrath
To make the threats even less creditable
they have been brandished before Re
publican Congressman and Democratic
congressman mt the same time While one
party OF well fed Chicagoans We've lectur-
ing recalcitrant Republicans and threaten
ing them with loss OF the electoral vote
of Illinois another set of the wiry part
ners We're preaching the same doctrine of
blackmail TO the Democrats. Judge ALI
geld eloQuentlypointed ont TO the Demo-
Gratis a terrible ring-tailed Republican
cyclone, which was going TO sweep the
state unless the cash was forthcoming,
while O Democratic monster was being
exhibited by another eloquent citizen of
Chicago TO the other side Of the House.
Thus has Congress been whipsawed and
worked for all the Fair is worth The
Worlds Fair thus becomes about
the most dangerous issue of the
campaign The politicians and
spectators of Chicago have made it SO
for their own purposes and advantages.
They have proved conclusively that their
greed is as INSCRIPTIONS as it is bound
less, and that i'm order TO carry things
their own way they will not hesitate to
make promises to both parties Of the
same sort at the same time. Their pro
ceedings at Washington are nothing less
than an intolerable effort TO hold up the
country, as it were, on the highway. and
If continued they viii certainly kill ont O
great deal OF the patriotic interest in the
Fair which the people now feel.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

Commissioners Dobbs and Doud into
a newspaper decussion as TO their official
duties. which is entirely improper. It
is only another example Of the freshness
of the editor minister consul of the
News and his attempt to stick the point
Of his pen into everything that comes
up. Minister sperry should remember
that he is foreigner nova Persian so
to speak-and = e do not want any such
foreign Influence in our domestic
affairs
The Democratic members Of the state
department of Elections viii act strictly
in accordance with the law. They do
not propose TO be bullied by any foreign
constructions in favor of the Republicans
made by Minister Sperry OF any other
Republican writer
The Democratic party is a law abiding
party Il does not propose to have a re-
enactment under proper construction
of the law, do otherwise than divide the
number of inspectors in each
ward as nearly as possible be-
tween the political parties. This only
is what they propose to do, but
if Mr. Sperry or any other Republican
thinks that fair-minded and honest men
are going to give him and his cocoon.
spirators an opportunity TO re-enact the
outrages of the last election in the
riotous and disgraceful scenes that took
place then, he is mistaken. The
Legislature at its last session, placed the
control Of the election board of the state
in the hands OF competent and trust
worthy men. It is their duty, without
regard TO the howlings from the Morning
Jersey, to see that the city is properly
Distracted
The full power is given TO the Stat,
Board of Elections TO see that eacl
inspector performs his duty fairly ant
honestly; and it is given power to remoy,
any who do not 1t will see that tn,
duties prescribed 10y statute are honestl,
performed
Blackstone is again at his lawlessness
We advise Blackstone to have his last
legal opinion engrossed upon parchment
bound in calf and distributed promiscu
ously among election officers with th,
statement that it is the law Of the Mede
and Persians.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04
New York Money markets.


IBy Telegraph to the Evening Journal. ]
New YORK, Aug Mooney easy, ll102 per
cent. Exchange steady; 4olfl4 for 80
days;g 4.asl-lg6 for demand. Governments
steady: currency t's 1864 bid; extended rs
registered loC bid; as coupons TIC bid. Sales Of
stocks during the morning hour ll62s9 shares
At noon prices were fractiOnally higher than
they closed last night. At p. m. the market
9 NEW YORK, Aug. a. Cotton dull, middling
upands ild, Futures teady; Aug. ~; sept.
T.22.
Flour firm; city mill extras, 1900 AS; super
fine. LIIN2.3j.
Wheat opened firm and active at sg1l6c adj
vance on the Price Currents summary show
ing material deficiency in the yield Toward
noon there was some reaction. but prices at
that hour were 1S0Ac higher. Receipts, 49,
eNDush.; shipments, &l. l5i bush. No. red
winter, 5.lal555 sash; s3l4, Aug.; s3ls, Sept;
500. set.
Corn opened strong at 16a4 advance and
continued strong at the advance throughout.
Receipts li.s2i; shipments 53.63i. No. D mixed
90 cash; Aug. 5iss; Sept. 90; Oct 5525.
Oats dull, firm, PC higher. No. =, mixed 30
cash; IS u Aug.
Rye steady; 520l6.
Barley neglected
Moiasses slow; New Orleans 3O035
sugar, fairly active, steady. CutlOaf and
crushed ll-lt01 a-l6; granulatcd 45-lG045S.
Coiiee. dull, fair demand and firm; Rio cur
goes no 2, 1888.
Rice, foreign,in fair demand and firm, Japan
4sfW5l4.
Pork, dun, mess l250Gi3O0.
Lard steady sept as; Oct. 80
Butter quiet, Western extras 3.
Cheese iirin. fair demand. S5td9.
Eggs iairlA active and firm; Western le0iA
Iurpentine, easy, :Slef29.
kosin slow, strained % good, 1910 1918.
Iuiiow quiet d-lt6li3s
-oIletrooleum DUH, crude 49005iG refined
Freights quiet; grain 20 Liverpool a3<.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04

ADVERTISING pays The free concert,
generously given as piece of enterprise
mutually beneficial TO the electric rail
way and to the citizens, OF which notice
was given in the EVENING JOURNAL only
the evening before, proves again the
automatic truth that has been proved
often before The EVENING JOURNAL
gave first, Of course, complete des-
cription of the intended concert. The
other papers followed with feeble efforts
TO initiate but Il was the EVENING
JOURNALS extended notice which
brought an audience to the fine concert
in Donahoe's wood at Riverview last
night, at which there were over five
thousand people.
Evening journal., 1892-08-04
ANOTHER EASTERN QUESTION.


1t was one of the prophecies Of Bis
marclS that Morocco would one day fur
nish another Eastern question That
prophesy seems about TO be fulfilled
The failure of Sir Charles Euan Smith to
arrive at an agreement with the Sultan,
so graphically described by Stephen Bon
sal, the American newspaper correspond
emit who has just become famous win
likely precipitate the question into
European politics. The New York Sun
says
The purpose Of Sir Charles's mission to
Fez was TO obtain from the Sultan
treaty throwing open his dominions to
European trade In putting forward this
request England was supported by all
the European powers maintaining repre-
sentatives at Tangier, with the Excep-
ton of France. For a time it was be-
lieved that the mission would prove sue
cessful but ultimately the Sultan re
fused TO sign the treaty, and some mem
bers ofi the ENJOYS suite were subjected
20 gross indignities for which reparation
viii be demanded IL is reported, more
over. that what the Moorish poten-
stance of England to Europe in
general. he has determined TO concede TO
France i'm particular Against such q
discrimination England as well as Spain
will undoubtedly protest, and thus it
may happen that Mr. Gladstone, before
he is able to deal with the home rule
question. viii have an international
quarrel on his hands The trouble brew
ing in this quarter from international
rivalries is aggravated by the Sultan's
inability to control the mutinous coast
tribes that threaten TO attack Tangier
Should this threat be carried out, marines
and sailors would at once be landed from
the English, Spanish and French war
/ ships In the harbor. and a collision would
not improbably take place between the
/ several foreign contingents in the streets
| Of the town.
The respective claims or reasons for
interference are radically different The
claim of Spain is an historical reminis-
cence that has come TO them as legitimate
heirs fromtheRomans, and while they want
Morocco because they believe that the
history Of two thousand years has given
them a valid title TO IL, they want also
its intrinsic value and the useful metals
which lie buried beneath it's fertile har-
vest-covered surface.
The claim Of France has no sentiment
whatever in IT, She has long held q
protectorate over Algeria and she wants
to occupy all the contiguous territory
possible, especially when in addition &c
the helpit gives her colonization scheme
it is rich in products for which France
wishes TO barter
The interest and the claims Of Englan,
are strategetic and commercial. She Ia.
no historical claim except the very slende
one and that she formerly held possession
Of Tsngier These powers do not maxi
any very nice distinctions in matters o
this kind; they simply 60 in with fore
and assert whatever claims they choos
or dare TO urge, and If there should b
d any necessity for il, they expect to b
, able to justify them afterwards.