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man cpnaar eiRelultot ipnrcnoe tilglaiioneus
grroisbeo % Jremgriot.
Sntemperarte.
Bi ipmpatilerer meo a1e tloge % IopmRs'
fse S~eitrrbeiier for of iormtHoite og of
peroe Cnoerue oeo 3utemperauce % fremme
S%1oelisfeoen.
8eriiorer.
Soet ui beltanoig t~u'er pna be Sjeneiter
% be Gre, be bragte. iom reooeoe Hatto'
mems 9iu, Iouer ri igjeR 3iepnbIiters Eete.
raner Ct ~ta'uemmeIigt soils aaruaasne Cnl.
icrs % grer,leuoeIie al oeres rctn9sii9e
Rran.
Snrrtfons aomiuiitrdtton.
vi nnbeialer Den opstige, patriottite % /
enbper 5enieeroe ameri,anIte Administration
al Breiioent Sarriion. llnoer ben bar Cant
bet funnel sIGoe zig peO ct mRrteIigt BEL.
barre, % Rationens @Rroi9beo % 9Gre noe
cs bierrme bar pGret ppretboiot rteo 3rc'
Tab, og pi fremboloer Tetoroen al be bolo E
9sfter icm en- 8aranti for en- GrliS 5orpaIt'
ming , 5rrmttbea.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
ara @aibington.

Tpe Stdier. RcprcIertantbuiet peo'
tua Feite llse ct SCrHas ON at optase
lfrm 5tdter i lrioren Tsrritorierne
ariiouo Ga Wcip 9Ieyiiu. EermsS or
be ooa life optaens, % 5prTIaset lite er
tilitrmi al Seuntct. 90 oct CT me0et
aiigttrt ON 5cnatrt oil tiIItemme bet.
elsie Zcrritprier or tore mol til at
slipe 5tattr, men oeres Sn~Sbn99erans
tai cr mtgtt Itoct i 6crbrIs til Seres
Sterrclic. ariSrnn pmiatter 10000
ca glsm Weri.o l22 $50 9paerntmil,
men glrisona bar iirlse osn iieite Gens
ius tun {, 720 3uebp8gere, fun en-
sSuSspoaer paa buer to apaNratmiI, o9
g1cu Merito bar 1853, 593 3ucbpgsere,
II paa bier apabratmiI. lloiigtcrne
Ill CT ~prientlis 5prescIie al Seioltrtn'
on i cisie Itrritorier or mcget riuee.
Grisoua bar M 1000 irrrs Snobng'
acre eno 1850. 0em Merito or beore
fiaet I bcnne 6cnisenoc. Chen 1880
81 SnebssgcruntnIet furrset meo 2o,s
600, men idmmeulignst meb ben nbpre
7tlprrt al geiplsninsen / DC urroiige
scrritpricr, ipm nDlis pptpgcs ION
Statcr, CT oct mcsct u9uHiti9.
aarfaaru BERTH or Tcrritoriernes
llfruattorbeo. ari5ona, boor Tens
peratureu oite purierer til AZ GRADER
ON Gagcu, % gicauiaIort er me9et
riu0c, ton g9erbrug TIN oripes | be
oiItupt fruetbare aauuiaI8 Gale, men
paiaa Der fnu peb 3rrisatiOu. apr9'
npI ION heller life paa 6runb al 2an'
bets alminbelt9e u'ru9tbarbeo bripes !
bet 5ture mco 5proel. Sersuertsorif'
ten or me9ct %uiitfer.
& Irip Merifo er Jorbploene life
meoet beore. 5erritpriet lig9er ! 8jen'
ucmInit 5000 5ob pper Sapflaoen, %
aoerbrue Tan fun bripss DC foo frusts
bare Gale, men O9iaa Ter peb Sj1lp Of
hlritig @onoing.
SpTaarl, liar Gnareaul, Isnner JIG
bebrc Der emo / gri3pna, % tripes ielps
ipleelio | cn itgrre Mnaleitpt.
Oct prrite or, at en- poerueienec Del
at gcioltniHQcn or Ell 8lanbin9 al
Sponicre p9 Meritdncre % er paa ins
gen Mloobe Itittet for Selpitpre.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
san Loo Ts narre al gustaleren.

Gan Loo ig larre al gugtaleren.
Haa Ell &eltauration iao iorlepen en-
Serre os fortarsoe lit Maaltlo, meoens
hans Sunb iab fprau 8oroet / en- be.
benbe StiIins. Gn Sanoelsmano, ipm
i fannie 9ieblit fom IND, blep opmart'
Ipm paa BET patre 0pr os iasoe:
"gsei, bpilten inut Suno! Bill ou
ba aase?"
~geei, ies pil ba Stes," loareoe Suna
ben meo en- ipao, pibeuoe Stemme.
8ipbmanoen bleu iUrblehet, raabtt
paa Spuarteren os iasoe:
"ger laa mil os lab Sunoen iaa CT
9ortipn Stes for min &esnins.4
90 3ienereu Tom rneo Steseu, ranbtt
Sunoen:
Seq oil DO 5usleltes."
Bette fnnbt 8isbmatoen enbnu mere
moriomt, os ipurste Sanbens Giermanb,
boab ban pilbe babe for Sunben.
Giercn forlanste 100 aroner. aisb
manben gil meb @lnbe IND paa at be
tale benue gris. Gan tos irem Ben
gene, tos Sunben % git; men ba bar
aabnebe 9sren, raabte Sanoen:
"5ra bsnne Dag taler ies life ct Srf
mere!A
Sunbens Gisr bar 8ustaler.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
Oct parnle 8eir bar en-.
beltg %inbfunbet fla.
Den bebfte aarstio for 8ebanb.
ling al froniIf Gatarrb.

Meosns bet er en- befienot eao. O.
mango Menneifer | ben foloe aorstih
er blenen belbreoet for trputlf .Gatorrb
peb 8ru8en at Pe-ru-na, er BET bpo n,
geiaa pift at bet foloe, fuatioe Oh fen,
5oraar | nan9foloise 3ilIGtoe bar fOr,
lintet SelbreoelIen, ia ofte enboa oanit,
IUrbinoret ben. Otter en- ualmino.[i,
lang 3suen bar Sommeren enbelio inn.
funoet fig, 90 bernieb ben 9ib, bo m,
Gatarrblibenbe ftulbe undertake. flo 81,
~isitematiit % alporlis 8ebanOlino fOr
fin Spsbom. Den itprite &onIteliobeb
/ Sebanolins al frOniit Gaturrb beItoor
oeri, at 8atienten unoer 8etan5liuosu
er ubiat for 5orfislelier, bpiltet infer
Selbreoclien. 9enne 5are er boa tun
/ rinse @rab tiliteoe paa benue aors,
ito, os oerfor burbe, enbOer @ntarrb.
libenoe be9pnbe 8ebanblin9en M.
Hatierter bsr begDnbe &uren neb Of
tase en Spiielfefulo P~e-ru-na Ipr bpert
MaaltiO Oa en- fgr Sensetio. Qenu,
8ofs bsr faa srabpiS f~Orpaes, iaa Of
ma eiter en- Mauueo tager 2 gpi5efe.
iulbe. Baa benne 3ib bpr ooiaa en-
itriitlis 8eifriuelie al SilfelOet Ieubes
til Or. Sartman, Columbus, Obio, 6es
oil siue pibere iprnpone &aab.
Gnbper Gatient bgr a~nifaffe Io ei
gremplar Of "5amilie 2ese &r. 2" en-
Bamflet paa 80 Sioer, Der eiper en- ub.
isrlls 8eitriuelie pper aaria9en til,
Spmptomerne paa ps Selbreoelien Of
tronilf Gutarrb. Senoes irit til eubuer
aoresie.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
Sttcratur.

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OUR SERMON: Not to Destroy-But to
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Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14


Den forIte Itlanterbapsbampers
yDgmetcr er bso oisie 8ase, bpiltet
Finger naiten utrDlig, naar man betan-
fer, builfe ubpre Masier al 9ampItibe,
Der MI oa9lis forbes irem os tilbase
melem Imerita u9 europa. Wnnoens
Naon er Sames 8roubie us boeoe /
Gbicasp, bpur ban bsoe iorleben Dag i
ben bsie aloer al S3 Iar. Oct falbt i
1888 / bans Sob at bpsse bet fsrite
8ampitib, lom frpoieoe Qtl%antcrbapet.
9ets Haon uar "&opal 8iaiam," Ga
bet 9if fra 9ictun til @raoesenb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

benleoes paa Nuerti3iemeutet ON ben
npe Spmaltine Susoeunen / "8eO
grnens !. Oct er III lptfets mig at blips
titano til at itaffe "9ecurabs9 oIcn"s
Gbonnenter Ell ri9ti0 goo SBmaIttne til
en- biaig 9ris. !SermeO maa life iur.
faces, at Singer M a fin bar
tabt | 8eroi, ben er en- IRroele3 oOb
gtaitine for ben billi9e Gris, % bill
bare en 6umilie / mango Gar, men ben
npe Raifine er itsrre, os itGrtere bpa.
get Os bel saro YrisioritieGIeu, bOilten
er $500. Sur at faa Senue Maitiu
Iaa biaig, at ben fan i9lges til ben
aperterebe 8ris, mnatte ieg 9igre Son.
trait for 1000 Get 3ulinb) Maitinn
meo en- Sang, % betale for 100 (et
Sunbrebe) Waifiner 40 @an9en, Os i
5orlfub, os, for at iaa ben npe Maitins
betjenbt ! en- oioere &rebs iorbolo3pis
fort Tib, er leg, ueb 5oretommenbsN
fra &ompauiets SIDE, iitnnb til at iaIst
De fsrite ITO Maifiner for, bUao
100 MaIfiner toiter. 9ette pil gaa til
paa fpl9enbe Waabe: 6per lobe Be'
itiling uil erpeberes irit, % bet tit'
ieHote 8elsb (meb 5rabrag al $1,25
for 8laOet) pil blipe tilbageienot 8ib'
beren. GltInn pil be, bois 8eitiQing
tr9ffer til at bore ben lite, 22oc, 33te,
Abe, 55be, 66oe, 77oe, S8be, 99oe %
lobe, faa ben beitilte Mtaitine irit,
lise9plbi9t til bullten Bris, Rapnens
oil blipe befienbt9iorte siennem 8la'
Def. Napnene paa enbper &iDber oil
blipe neote9neoe, eiteriom be tontr'sr
inb, siennem 8oiten. 8ette 3tlbuo
9isres for at faa Maitinerne ipreOts
omtrins / en- bib arebs, % en- alubltite
al IL Malfiner fra ct Nabolas oil alt
iaa life fomme / 8etragtning. geittI'
lingerne maa inbieubes enfeltpis. Sag
Merfe til, bpilfen @aranti aiGberne
bar: bois life Raifinen er t~ilfreoS'
lttlenbe, iaa betales Rengene tilbn9e,
Os ie9 oil betale 5raeten be9ge ys'e
3ilifrip y. M%munoicn,
3ecorab, Soma.
aB SeoertisIemeutet / "Beo Grnen1.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
sSemtcnoc ~9SiscpnNu.

EmtrinQ 100 8eterauer al bet be-
sgmtc 15ec GisconIin Hegimsnt bptbt
Il Mpoe | anpitolbp9uin9en / ct. Saul
7orsbas ben soe bs. for at raaoIaa
ON ct Mpnument; oesioruoen bar Der
tilIteoe % beltog / 0tpbet en- bel Gel
prOmjneute Stanoinnper ira iprnjeIIise
rorooeilise Stoter.
81 Guocrner Giee talote Mebei iii
Erosn, guitsoe 8~etsranerHe peltomne
Os uotaIts, at bet 9IGbeoe ban at ie
iuu mango al be Gutter. ban bapoe tisut
iummen meb, / ioa lpttelise 5prbolo %
! en- ian 9Iuo Siemnina.
g. 9. Scribe fra RabiiOu, Winn.,
paI9tes til Mrbets 5ormnnb, ps O. s.
2pmeR ira 81. 4oul iii setretar.
gIanbt 1olerne bar anute IeliOn,
Sunsrssmanb M. q. Sobnipn fra GorS
8uIptn, Otto Steen, 4ahoo, Reb. Sol.
...t
Spreu 9iitOe, ct. gaul; 9. 8. auden,
5rDptton; aopteiu RpsIns, gpoe.
Soma, % 8 z. ReliOB 2uusrne, Minn.
Gn S0mite beItanenoe al ~. g.
5obHiDn, 9. 8. 2Omen 8. q. Salt %
8. 2. lcliOn bleu nebiat ior of rap.
pOrtere til acknowledgements ben
bsbite Maabe, bpprpna ct 5onb tanbe
tnbiomlts til ct adjournment.
Gm Gi;crmicbu9sn ragpOrtsreoc
ocnne aOmite % aubcFaltbe, at en-
Gs'pciatiOr organiieres'og iniorppreres
ben Seuigt at reiie 81 mpuument 10,
bet l5oe 4iscOnFn. 5glgcnoe 3utpr,
pcratiOHstumiie meo Meolemmcr fra
icrfjeli9e Stoter nebiattes:
WiuHeiOta: &. 9. Scribe, 9. Z
aomen, Charles aitielicp o. auutl
Reliun; Roro Gatota: %. q. Sobniou
S9o 7nfota: Stats Iefrstar 3iu9sruo
9Dtua; 6. 9. ReliOn % g. &. Giant
lamb; 8isconfu: .. 81. 5olf, Suliut
6uun % 81. 9. gnterion; 5ainOis
2auriB 9boen % Better Scubridipu
Midieaa: 5rto 8~raafno; &ebraita
s. Stesa; Aaaios: Grpi. snenion
@aibln9tpn: 9. Suletber; 9ep gort
Rrof 8. g. Bopeien.
Otter 5crreiniu9smpbet VpIriItee
@stsraHsrM Minotrne ira Spibats,
lipet, Sirabnbier Yna Mariden o. i /
bonrpt iiRmpsoe Slas psb Stpne Rips,
gbidamnued, 9errppille, Rolant
@ap Or.
Thoae tRarherS that wish IN epend Tn
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
Weteramere!


tommenbeo / minneapolis os ct. Baul!
Seq bar altio BAIT Dc rorite 8etes
raner | tiart Wiuoe - opooret imeuem
mango al benz, iom ieg er, bar le9 lpttet
til benz ben lib, Miuoerne fsa 8risen
par friIte og oragenoe. Sploaternes
5ortauinger bleu mine Guentpr, Der
bog bapoe ben 5orbel fremfur andre
Guentpr, at be. a iaroe. De er for
mig ben fasreite Blumit / en- arans Of
lln9oomsminoer. Mauife er bet osiaa
bette, ION bar crepet mig til, at pas
tase mig bet Irbeibe, at itrioe @8e
norlfe ameritanere / Borgertri9en".
Naar iee MI eiter Mtpoet / ct. Saul
iiooer % latter ct glit oper aft bet, ium
r,aa uofsres, on bette Qrbeioe Ifal bli
8eteranerne uRroi9t, oa CT BET meo en-
unoerlis Slanoius Of Genoo % 3ob
= leg fer forutt mig Oe mango % lal,se
Reiier, iom MA ta9es % man8e andre
ling = life at naune ieloe Samlin9en
al Stoffet - mer ll0faloet al bisie 3
a 3ages 0m9atlg meo S%eteranerne
er ct friitt Mtob % wiittert Saab.
9ette btir 10 ct belt 5amurbeioe!
8aaoe Sefatin9smenO og Weni9e bar
lopb mig, at tribe op citer 3ntommets
ien Alan9e 9rf". ROBE op i fine SflHer
os 9luis burter, / 8ibliotGefer os Ailuts
fer. Gltiaa: Stoffet Ital irem, ON pi
letter 6immel % Suro 8eOaselie.
8artet BIZ faa en- uio llbbreOeli e:
5erIt / "0ecprabsY Soften, iaa / Bog
form, og 9utb. Seser, "The North"s
bpstise &ebattor, sniter at pperiatte
bet for tit Slao, iaa en9elI tile lenoe
oslaa fan faa bore meo.
Gnbper al Solbaterne oil iaa i'm 8is
osrafi, ~tOrtere eaer lansere, i 5Orbolo
til Stof % gnleonins, unoer ben esent'
lise Siitprie. Seq tror, bet oil sius
8artet itsrre 8ero, % life bare bet,
men MI retop for ben gamle Generation
falber ira, er bet paa bst 5to, at Ialnle,
bpao lamles fan; er De samle pet, blu
Dor Sasa en- llmuli9beo; TIL be pn9rf
peb lo9rt tibet ON De Glores 8eorifte,
- oct er Ia9t meo m bis Sfam; met
bet er Iauot, oesoRrre; pruminentC
Manos Souner, Sc, iOm er NET ameri
faniIeret, ueo ncppe, bpao oeres ga,
bar siort. Seq tjeuber en- nle9et anie
Mano, Iom bar I~treuet en- bel Sci uorif
beriblanot 8p9er; men Spnnen peo De
life! 9ette er bel tanIfe ~eneitaaenoe
men bet beuiier 10, bpao jeg bar Jag
at Dor Sagaer bertiQanos blir en- llmu
lisbeo, bois De 9amle ielu bjRlper ii
meb at ltuffe Data.
Nogeu to re Stumper, np9en Intat
5al fan ma 10 brinse frem til boe
9io: men bet siBr insen Sa9a, Cir in
/ gen 5remitiQlns al 5olf Ds &aratter
Sbet ies MI tror taft paa, at De Sete
raner, ies er tommet / Serprins mec
bolber siune 2siter, ioet jes tror fa'
: paa, at osiaa andre nurife pil le efter
!. fine lsnlise Stuifer os balpglemte 0tin
Der, finbe irtm buab be fan, for at LAD
, bet belt ener belpts benpttes | bette Nr
beibe, er ies meb mesen astelie ie
5iener. .. VI. Snllett,
{ Horielano, Minr
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

Sonsresmano grpan fra g,ebrafa
'prsIos iorlsosu, OF Der beuil9es $780,
600 for 5poitpiiet til ct Mcnument Tor
aTescs General 70. Z. Sberman. Gor'
laaet peotoses.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

rbert E. Yplf. 4reiiceut al ben
rationale 6armeraliance, beoe 2sroas
ben lite os. siter ct Bar Tigers baarbt
Spgelele.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
Rpnarssmano satds snti.0 ptiUn

GongreSmano 0atfs AnttsC ption
gill mob Gambling / 6pebe oip. blep
fOrIeoen 9ns peotuset al Suiet meo
les mob 46 Stemmer. Gnoel aons
gresmGnb talte meget ipri9t imoo 5ors
Taeet, men Sercs S~nhpeuciuser iputes
life at bare nU9en 8irtnins pnn De faa
til~iieoepRrenbe apn9resm9no.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

Menneifets Sob er ct 8spis for
Cubs 9ilparelie. Sen sisr bam nsb.
penbis.
Spis ban life itaar peo Gnbsn af Dor
8ane - 0, Sbebne, bpem ital pi pel
ba iinbe Der?
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

Z Yolitiien beitaar ben enc Saluoel
al Yeien | at lspe, ben ancen ! at pinbe
1iuio.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

Those teachers that wish 10 spend July
and August in hard study q fit themselves
for better work, Prof. Breckenridge invites
10 come 70 DEBORAH July 5th.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

S%tatsmanDen bsr truble upopalarI'
teten, men ban bsr life ioragte 5OIteS
&iarlisbcb.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

Ten9ene er lenot tilbaee.
1. 9beoopr Rom, 5owner, 81. 3.
2. Ole s. Marfsr, Iarten. 8is.
3. Sobn Gnoeripn, 30S 8isconiiu ct,
9au glare, isis.
A. Sohn 8eoerion, 149 Gptraue ct, Con-
Claire, 8is.
5. U. 9arieu, 32O-15tbgpe., Clinton, Ga.
8. Y. y. 9ariOn, 5ositou, Ninn.
z. gb. @aano, Goodyear, Rls.
8. Teoer Sliou, GIari5ia, Mtnn.
9. 9. 9. HOroquiit, SOFman, Ninn.
10. gartin 5b. gus, Grbaro, Minn.
IL. anSretp RoitaS, Sort slbers
trombie, u. ..
IL. DIE Z. Sopoe, RuibIpro, Rinn.
49, amnno Grel. @aiuinetun, Su.
IA. Sobn &ountns, Gable, 81. ..
10. Snsebrist Sobamneien, 8alwortb, G. 7.
16' Cars simuniOu, guftap, minn.
H. 8. 8. Sroth glsin, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14

VI Der No9en lpn at en- ener anben @rnnb er ntilireos np
rn 9altlne? 5 laa Sifeloe Hhl ri bebe os uioerrettet % pl Oh
tase Den tlbase % ienoe en- "Draft" for bet m~Obtasne gelpO Jam
oetale 5ra9ten besse 8eie. 3. Mnunoten'
Decorah-posten., 1892-06-14
TDl9enoe Veriomcr bar fiDbt Dor elegamte Sgmalftn'
HUSvENNEN.

No. IL % go. % bar efter 2efte iaaet fin Miaifine
Hen9ene er ienot tilbaee.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-06
WASHINGTON CITY,

The Presidents backbone is made
of true blue American material.
When he received Lord Salisbury's
evasive answer to- his plain request
for information as to what Great
Britain proposed to do in regard to
the preservation of the sealing in
dustry in Boring Sea, he sent what
is in effect an ultimatum to the
British Government. So much is
known, although the text of neither
Loid Salisbury's dispatch nor the
answer thereto has been made pub
lie, but both are in the possession of
the Senate. Opinion differs some
what as the effect these dispatches
will have on the arbitration treaty,
some believing that the Senate will
refuse to ratify the treaty, others
that the treaty will be ratified, but
accompanied with.a resolution sta
ting that there does not appear I o
be any sufficient reason why tie
United States should abate its
claim to jurisdiction pending arbi-
tration and authorizing the Presi-
dent to use all the force of the mill
tary arm of the Government to pro.
tect our rights. The adoption of
the resolution would be next 30 -rto
declaration of war, indeed Great
Britain might easily accept it as
such, if she wishes for a war with
this country.
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-06

Lane, James Headrick, Dan Henry,
Moses Waters, J. w. Cameron, 10.
l.. Walker, A. S. Myers, N. H. T.p-
ton, VIM. Blair, d. l.. Smith, j. c..
Coppock, X. d. Anderson. It. J. P.
Waters, Alvin Walker, Henry
Webb, Jr., w. C. Chumlea, f. Il.
Jones, ]. G. Broadly, Jack Hannum.
SENATORIAL DELEGATES
Sam Caldwell, VIM Barr, Dan
Matheson, S. l.. Jones, T. J. Beals,
Ignatius Jones, d. l.. Edmondson,
II. M. Parsons, H. M. Costner, G. c.
Hannah, w. L. Mckinley, Will
Whetsel, NJ. II. Edmondson, Harry
Henry L. s. Goddard, R. B. McBath
Andy Gamble, John Blankenship,
A. X. Harper, A. Garner, P. P. Mi
ser, w. d. Morton, Horace McBath
Campbell Delozier, A. G. Hafley, J
G. Morton, J. w. Hart. w. A. Coul
ter, Alex Gamble of John, Joe Cam
eron, D. B, Lawson, d. L. Smith
Henry Webb, Will. McTeer, w. G
Chumlea.
Moved and CARRIED that the
Delegates to the Senatorial Conven
ton be instructed to cast their vote'
for Hon. II. n. Brown.
Convention Adjourned.
r. B. MCBATH.
Chairman.
L. S. GODDARD,
The Maryville times. (Maryville, Tenn.) 1884-1944, 1892-04-06
The NATIONAL TRIBUNE
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-17

Ell PAso, Texas, Feb. ia mining
man, well known on this frontier, Just
returned from the mountainous regions of
chihuahua, reports that country in very
unsettled and troubled condition. A
priest, at Temochi, claiming to be saint,
has complete control over the Indians for
miles around, people have focked to Te-
mochi by hundreds, and, urged on by the
priest, declared themselves against the
government, and so serious did Diaz con-
slider the movement, soldiers were sent
over from Guerrero to capture the leaders
and disarm the people. The first detach-
ment of troops entered Temochi without
resistance, but soon fell under the in
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were met by the revoutionists and a
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regulars and nine rebels were killed and
as many wounded on either side. The
troops succeeded in capturing the town,
but the rebels escaped to Sonora, robbing
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Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1892-02-17
TERRITORIAL TIPS.

Chama note The firm of Laws & Bigg
has been changed to theChama Lumbe
company.
Rev. G. L. Bovard supt. of Methods
missions for New Mexico is making tril
through Rio Arriba county.
The Roswell Record makes the start
ling announcement that the A, T. & S
F. has purchased the Rock Island rail
road.
At Fairview, several dogs and cats have
recently died mysterious deaths, while
others have been killed because they ex
hibited symptoms of hydrophobia.
Peaches, perfect in flavor, were pre-
served until Christmas at Grand Junction
by being placed between two mattresses
and excluding the air.
Knowing ones say that present indica
tons are favorable 10 the largest wool
clip this year in the history of the terri
tory, and the quality superior to previous
clips.
Mr.. G. H. McHenry has been ap
pointed chairman of a committee to be
selected by himself to prepare Worlds
fair exhibit from San Juan county,
Index.
The theory of the Record, that Ponce
de Leon discovered the Fountain of You'll
at Roswell, is an insinuation that Ponce
carried corkscrew and frequented thu
drugstore on Sundays.-Eddy Argus.
Las Vegas item via Chama: "It il
currently reported that parties from Lal
Vegas are at Coyote, a precinct Of thil
county, organizing White Cap club
The matter should be looked into by the
proper officials"
The United States department of agri
culture, Washington, D. c., has issued
regulations concerning cattle Transports
ton, and A. l.. Van Antwerp, the assist
ant live stock agent for the A., T. & s. F