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Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
Gilert Sunot furtGler. at ban Ell

Gilert Snnot fprtGlsr, at ban en-
gang tjsrte neo sjennem Giterbnlen %
leiebe fig StpbS paa bpert Stiite; men
"~8igropnen" bar life ben bebite; samle
Straflefj9rer uben 6iHre eQer p9iaa
bare Ell 5jel paa en- @pospo9n par at
iaa iipoe Os "rpltes" /. Gnbeli9 paa
ct Stiite nebe / @luerun bgrte ban Der
blep nGunt "aariul" (Saripl). 9u
Ital Der % blipe bebre at fjsre, tantte
ban, uu iaar ies Sariol. Msen p9iaa
Der Tom en- @ut trGftenbe irem nleo en-
Stratletjere, iom ban ip9ubte Ssltes
~ifaruen for, % ban maatte ppi %
Triangle iuei meo Stypssutten bag
paa.
"Ses ipntes, De talte ON 8aripl,
ies," iasbe ban til @utten.
"8et er M les, ipm beber "Sariul, a
fit ban til Spar.
"8ariol! bpor / Of 8erben tunoe
5olt iinoe paa, at fable big Saripl, Do,
@ut?"
49," ipareoe @utten, "bu Itpr
bsote aari oe Sar Ola, Us jes Dor
pnsIte Barnet bereS ps itulbe fables
efter besse, % iaa talcte be mig Sc.
ripl."
aariolen bieo altiaa iicbeure baspaa
Strafleti9ren.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
Ger "Tttsrots peittM'
Qatbolifcrmc | Mnterifa.

sye9 f1flfer, al manage WeO gar Ia9i
M9rfe iii, bpprleoeS 8~atbpliterne prs
per paa at ubpiSe fit Serreocmme %
FIN Snoflpbelie I'll ole SGnter her paa
ben usiilise Salu,u9te. S9 bet er 10
lst life mer emo rimeligt, at bette fore
ps eusaus iou mGstiee airteiamiuno,
oil prBpe paa at plnbe i9lsn noget af
fin somle SLAMS % SGber. Zen ia'
tbpiIfe Rsli9ion er 10 | rent 5crialo
europa. Ser or bet life tort Here emo
a%arbinalerne % no9le I'll al Se,itli9s
beoen, iom trOr paa ben "beulge So
oer"S u~ieilbarbeb.
s 5ranfrige - bette Sano, iom en-
gang bar ina ipGrt iaibolit - bar 10
aatbpliiismen fact ct anGf, ipm ben
oloris ipruinosr. Oct iumme er I'll
iaIbet | Stalien. So ielp paa ben pD.
rsuaiite Salps - Spanlen % HOrtn'
gal - bar Eeli9ipueH Jet fine beoite
9ase.
@nslanb bar oerlmpo aatbplits
ismen siort 5rem9ans, iiGr bIanot be
bsiere Samfunostla8ier. 8lsrs al @ns.
lambs apleite 90 melt besoueoe M9uO
bar i bort glorBuucrebe saaet pper III
ben fatbOllte Sore. Spm CT G1empel
poo ell fig Wano fan ri n9pne aiopoe
&aroiual Newmanu, men DC Broielpter,
29ren bar giort / Gu9tano eaer andre
al Roro @urOpaS Qanoe, fan lille OPP
peie DC 9ieoerla9, Den paa andre Steoer
bar llot.
Men Den iatbUlite &irte bar bejtans
big bi9et eiter Ma9t - ben bar 10 Iaa
gpot oaubt til at ba ben fra Wtiobels
aloereu. 9erfor bar ben lGu9e Ipeioet
eiter ct 9ano, guOr ben tunoe finoe Nr'
beiesmart moi. % ct iaaoant 9anp
bar mart iuuoet. Get bar Gmerlta.
Oct lpunlte Gmerita er 10 i Buuo oe
@runo tatbplfa- ira SlO @ranOe Ol
belt til Batasouien. On III Osiaa Del
en9ellte Nmerifa funoe plnoes for 6pm
- fra Brio @ranoe belt pp til Norbis-
bauets Stranbe! ga p,lbe Ct. 9etrl
Giterislser slGoe fig % ale bans
SpeuOe - fro &aroinalen ueo til ben
uileite 9issermunt - piloe usiaa bIl
glade.
ut be glade Soft ira &Om pinber aae
be 5oreuebe Stater % Canada for fin
29re er MI life muligt. Mten at 8a.
tboliterne pinoer Gerr9n Nar for Mar,
er iitfert. Oct er intet S%irteiamiuno,
ium fan boloe Sfriot meo Dem. Se
foritaar at sipre i'm SnofDbelie siGl.
benbe paa mer emo ct Smraaoe. 81
oil life bette os meb oeres Hrnbitanter
eller andre 9Grere., Bar 8irten bare
benuiit til beres Sialp, iaa pilpe bet mol
life saa iaa fort. Hei, bet or andre
Ting, iom bar mer at iise, gi fan
iaaleoes n9pnes oeres SUipitalsuRien,
Oct er pisielis ~eueitaaense i tit Sloss
8eroen. Si9r / pore gper ubfolbe,
aatbulifernes Suipitaier Ell oueroroent.
Zig 8irtiombeo. Ss ies bar bert er.
farne 29ssr pnaitaa, Of bebre Sulpitals'
paien enb &atbpliternes finoes life
Berosn.
Ssiaa ipr be 6attise % 5orlabt,
sisr be messt spbi. Dc isser tanif'
fulbt iaameset ipm npset anSet Strife
iamiuno, at rebbe ben 5prpileeoe %
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
Tarulen ,6uiet og9apell
samsins % sesrias AZ Ssne.

Sm bette for en- Sarmer % enoper
onssn Selteeier iaa pisiise SpsrsS'
u,aol uptaler "1be Sufnlc Sor'e
HorlS1 TO iaalsoes:
On sen Tan lepe 25 Gage uSen Nao'
oar ben blot Iaar bet Sano, ben trrn'
aer; Qipet bangor / ben II Gage uoer
Wao % 9ritte. men hun 4 Sase. bp'S
ben uleue faar tsr 5corius, men 't''
Gane.
Seiteiplf bar M ensars lat no ! So'
sseet, at en- Ssit life fnl panoss mere
tne 8 @anse | Tssnet; bette Ct lille blot
IN taabelia She, men bet or Dprplnser,.
Seitens Napt sr meset islicm % oil
vsb ielp ben minSite 6orismnielie al
Bprpleinins TONNE / etilass febrilli
3ilitanS. 5Obrss en- Seit blot % bart
paa oaurs, Os iua ijeres en- fem Timer
uoen at ian Sauo, bo er bet, iom ON
man pilSe aipe Ell Moub iultet Watrel
til Miooas ps lite Iaoe BAN Idd No9st'
ipmbellt at brittle, isr G~itensmaoen Tom.
San pilos libe beruuoer.
9Grsr On Suisresie for Selte %
bar Suit til, at DC itaI uGre pel ttlmoos,
oa LAB Dem faa @auo, mar os bar 2plt
bsrpaa, Oct ian unbsr pisis Smitruoi9'
heper ajerne pnre, at be bar ben nGiten
bper 9ime al ~arbcibsOasen. Deb at
olrre bette, pil man life blot oare
barmbisrtie mob 9eiteu, men mol oil
psiaa ielp itau Jig paa BET, tbi 0prst
oil oa bare mere Grbeicstruit | jig, faa
Ct beors lloieenbe ps blipe a~rbeiesisr
l9uaers, eno ON Oct a panrp9tet.
2et tunoe 10 tr9iie til, at nosle al
9aisrne piloe iise ipm iaa: Den, Der
bar itrepet Saaoant i ben Nuis. ban
bar pili life bet mIuoite Get paa Seite,
tbi bet er oa en- aieuossjernins, at be
ofte i9ttrr Sipst til, iurbi be bar facet
Sou iii at brittle alt bet 8ane, be oil
brittle.
Men en- laaoan Ssites @ier Ital t9nte
fla lioi ON. Nipu Soften piloe baue
irspsrst, bpis ben liot siter buert bapoe
faast Gnisoning til al brittle, bpab ben
trGnsts? Gr ben inalepes ~bebauoIst, ba
bill ben alpris brItie til Suermaal, %
iaaleoes lite beaer iaa Yfaueu iplot
ms0 altiOr meset tplot 8ano. On tsrft
9eit or / ilere Senieeuoer fig ct tsritist
Meuuslte. Sliper bet ppernnitren9t,
lioer Suit og bebanoles ilet, % bet er
life Oct Miuofe, faar ban eler bun uns
Der grbeibs / ltRrf Sebe life Ell Sang
imsllsm lipt at lIutie fin 2grit meo, pa
oil oeres Sullobeo ION p1telt lloe Ders
unOsr. 3 be itgrrs Sper bar ma ultib
Ginene pppe ipr, at Seits, (. ST. be. Der
tratter SpUrpVsns, tr9nser; be panbes
smtreut buer 2ime. Siot 90 uite ganO.
bet er bet iom beIprorer uoounltnin9eu,
Der sr iaa nsouenoi9 baaoe ior Menne.
Fer, Gpr Os Slanter, on ben belle Or.
eaHisme ital ,uune tribes. Oct slalber
Of BRUCE ~almiubelig SOritano % meunes
itelis Spmpatbi liseuperior en- Seit;
sisr man life bette, iao q bet beore
for ben, Der bette life uil, alorig boloe
nUser, tbi buerien ptl ban eller 0pret
itaa Zig oerpaa. Gr ben baaoe paa Den
enc ps pau ben anbsn Maaoe li9esplbis
ps u~barmbjertis mob tine SeIte, oa
iiuar ban i%uarere unber 2gret END at
bare "S~tabuingeHs Serre".
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
Siortenoe Rapitei.

SEQ Hal aloris sleume, mso builten opb Span'
bling ies ~aipentsoe Rottens aOmms, min isbrilits llro,
ben Ssnrpttelie, mso bpilien ies tauite paa Dor 8lun.
ben iOriGrSelise SiaIetpal, Tom sreb mig, nuar bet
inlot mig IND, at ben muaIte tlube m~islpites.
2et par lissiOm at paa Mpat easr arUns ON bet,
% Snoiatsn bar 2ip elsr 9soi
Spis SisUsns Tom ~unbsrpsir meb gtosst, bar lille
nit 2lp parot en- Ore, % 1anisn ON, of Naarp R0bert'
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03

FIRE BAN poo ret Sci isien. 3 rrr lib
sr 10 I. Gr. aibcibslasen ipart Wobe,
iiar her | 0prbpsiten. let Ton life
nastes, of ben iatboiFe gi7tcp arelono
| CT &auI bar siori mer for benne Gag
eno npoen anoen Gmbsosmano.
Gsiaa paa SioleoGienets Smrnaee
uofoloer aaiboliierne en- pperoroentlis
8iriiombeb. DC bar bpg9et mango ret
apbe Sfplsr pna Fers Stsber ! bort
2anp.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
& griaas bar rs, ne It, :.

peneIte llopnls al Sfptn for Serrer, iom
npaeuiinpe bor pGret feet Guuntiet. BORT
llbpaIg al 8aarflGoer CT MI f~nloitGnoi1t.
geie bet, fpreuo S ijDbcr no9et aneet Steo.
Siclo d Briggs,
SouItou, NHtrln.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
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sasnanOsnr|
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bapSe trphI
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1Itdlts me
babe % IN
vdr 9e9enI
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serbrpOsliI
9asretteI
Fploi9.
ofmuoelt9
iarmOOsntl1
talte Opiatt
fanO iOm |
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
Eord- Tlste ICyC's


rel b~etienete b~nrtissaaenoe 5ampfioc
SPREE, HAVEL, LAIN, TRAVE.
SAALE, ALLER, Elder. EMS,
WERRA FULDA ELBE,
KAISER WILHELM II.
$500 % 1909 GOnj Gta8tis5so TdHi 4,0JJ o. SOD
sdtetraitsr.
sesTaeupriITu, es; Tri @6tBebOr3. glatms 0, g;s
tue. Gtrihiauio. Stauaugey. GBritian3ia uO o. Ber,eu.
ara 8~isbeubaou Ill EeW gorf ...... ,S21.00
sra etodboIm til 9,ciu Dorf ...S24.O0
SKA gisp Bort til npsen al DC ppsus
nGonte Sapne ......
ara sietp BORT til etofbolm.........S.7.03
OELRICHS & CO., Agenter,
SO. . eowtiua gresn, !teD Jjs.
H. CLAUSSENIUS x CO.,
esurGI Rctru agsutsT. 50. 5t5 noe. G5ica3o, IL.
LIN. ENGER, DEBORAH, Iowa
SuHel.SS.ii.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
Vu err Oct Uio.

9anO gsrt:n btiUer alsria biais,re, men Tiger Pris
War Tor aar. Snbusr itrGbiom Ar5sibsr, br Gar lag. ia
Iiot ~tiIbssits, burSe bsrior rsiis uo % p9'st fig ct Stgtte
gauo for Ct tsst Gem nh itrlr, meSeH5 Der er anieouin ting
til at fire fig 50 auss soOt ginO mar Station mso
5000 souiaut sAtr miuere. e ,tsrisIjenct aibstaIirgsr
Ton man tGls no al SOrbst. naar man logger 1T Nrbsiot
iii. Oa om np9Is too Var bar M II bdaOe NprIst Oa bstaIt
en- 5arm, tsr gipcr ct sOst % FtterI gtusbrsO % TT uGro
en- Ii6en 6orrut.
Starter o. e'sifriuciicr iaaud Ousr biui9t Sern:
bGnsIauo iOm Irit Teaieria3s,ano O3 Snoia:
u :rrcirrpdt:oncr ienoes hit III sHbpsr Aorssis.
giui9it g~auoisJers % Soiouttbiu:itsr meo yiortbcrn
Gdciit eausu til ols gunitr @inaeipia, IA:
tutl, Wontand, Soaho, @aibinstom Sre9on
Os e ;Iiiornia iGlgcS gOa uOre 8ontorer,
a. 6. johnson e. Co.
Land and Emigration Agents,
Cor. Sd q Sibley Str. ST. Paul MINI.
3lg.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03

VI bar Suin0er GcrsS a uOmGrfet grlis
rtes p9 SfpUlnnb ior SGlA | Mttnnriota,
@iscpnIin, Noros % SposGatota, Ncbraltd
% Soma. Sort beolte SfoIelauO ligger /
Slant, 8ine, Mtille Gao. Carlton, Sopo %
Morriipu Counter i MtiHneiota. ga ot
belit iGlGer 9nn0et til p~irIellgc NDbpggere,
iom pil ppogrfe ganoet, iaa ior0re: ui Inn
en- rtnge Gel al &]jg5eumnCn ~toltaut,
&eitcH benitaar Ell lang SiO MOD eli Lou
Jtentc. Gil 6lrmere, Tom cjer Seam %
2tait ner oil pt iGigc 9Ono, uocu at &C be
bppet at 9aa mo pan ben iaotaI0te Crop
Payment Plan % u0eH at iOrore no9en ION
tOrt Detailing ipr fDrItc Nars @rp0e er iuOs
bpitet. vi oil cnopg bJGipe ilaoanue II
bere at tetale here's Jistic.
Sm be tjpber Stcp!olo, uil hi tJube ocrcS
SFpp
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03

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bag iOm 81
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Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
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Decorah-posten., 1892-05-03
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AVur han
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geriOulid
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24

'I have been under the care of many doc.
tors for neuralgia and rheumatism, which
had terribly il, my back and side. So badly did
1 suffer that was unable to attend to my
business for three years, before 1 came
across the right remedy to cure me. The
remedy is Dr.. Greene's Nervura, and have
been perfectly and completely cured by this
wonderful, me edicine. JAMES BOWN,
q Market street, New York City,"
curing all forms Of nervous and chronic dis
eases, IS w. 14th Street, New York, can be
consulted free, personally or by letter. Call
or write to him about your case or send for
symptom blank to fill out, and letter fully
explaining your disease, giving advice, SC,
will be returned free. TIL
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24
MILLIONS IN A HOLE.
A Vein of Gold Orc, Averaging S15, IT'S SS
Ton, Discovered In Colorado.

Vein of Gold Orc, Averaging S16, It's sS
atom, Discovered In Colorado.
BOULDER, Col. March 23.-ISpecial. IA
startling discovery comes from the Old
Sunshine, about nine miles northeast OF
Copper Rock. About nine years ago a
pocket was struck in the Pleasant View
mine, east of the camp, and some wonder
fully rich ore was taken out, but the work
men went through the pocket in sinking
and lost it, Since that time they have
been searching for a pocket for the rich ore,
and few days ago the tunnel drifted into
it and exposed an ore body fully three feet
wide, and which for richness has never
been equaled in this country. 1t is tellu-
rum ore, carrying wire gold, wire silver,
claverite, sylvanite and petsite. An assay
made of an average sample yielded $16,-
17S SS to the ton. The company has already
about 80 tons on the dump and expects to
ship quantity to-day.
The free gold in the ore is so thick that
miners could not believe it was gold and
brought some samples to-day to test before
they would risk a shipment. 1t is ex-
pected that the whole ore body will average
several thousand dollars per ton, and there
is an immense quantity OF it already in
sight .
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24
JOHN B. COUGHS LIBRARY SOLD.
High Prices Realized for tho Rare Works
of Arf1at

High Prices Realized for tho Rare Works
of an Artist.
BOSTON, March 23.-[Specid. 1.-The
private library of the late John B. Cough,
of Worcester, was offered for sale at public
auction yesterday by c. F. Libbie &
Co. The bidding was lively and the prices
realized were fair. The best prices were
called out by the "Cruikshankiana," of
which a number of stitched pamphlets
and handsomely bound volumes were
offered. The prices on. this artists
works ranged from 81 to $500. A
beautiful first proof steel plate engraving
OF the "Worship of Bacchus," on India
paper, by George Cruikshank, brought $55
only, while tour original water colors signed
by him were purchased by Walter Aldrich,
Of Providence, r l., for 1921. An original
oil painting by the same artist, entitled
"Grimaldi in the Barber's Shop" was also
bought by Mr. Aldrich for $500. An origi-
nal sketch for the comic almanac for 1853
sold for $40
There were about 4, 600 volumes in the col
lection The trade was well represented,
aud it is understood that Estes & Lauriat,
of this city, and Brentano, Of New Yark, as
well as Mr.. Aldrich, of Providence, were
heavy purchasers.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24

BUGINE kills reaches, bed bugs and all
insects instantly. Is non-poisonous 25
cts. at all dealers. TTssu
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24
BACK AND SIDEACHE.
Just What to Do to Cure Them.

The most annoying pain is backache. The
next most uncomfortable condition is side
ache. Nothing makes q person feel so weak.
nervous, miserable and dragged out as
more or less constant weakness or pain in
the back OF side. And IL is entirely unnecessary
to suffer from ii, too, for Dr.. Greene's Nervura.
whicn you can get at druggists, $l.00, will
cure it, perfectly and completely. This re-
markable nerve medicine and sure reliever
of pain is purely vegetable and harmless,
anu 1t is absurd for people to suffer from
headache, neuralgia, pain in back, side,
limbs, malaria, etc., when O cure is certain
by using this great discovery for the nerves.
DR.. Greene's Nervura is the best spring
medicine, and should be used now, as all
those troubles are worse from Spring De-
bility
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24
CURTIS TIRED OF JAIL.
The Actor Asks That He Be Released on
Bail Pending Another Trial.

Bail Pending Another IrlAi.
SAN Francisco, March 2S.-[Special j.
The case of Actor M. B. Curtis came up yes
terday on motion that Saml of Posen, be
admitted to bail pending his second trial
for the murder of Policeman Grant Cur
tbs looked cheerful, but Jail life evidently
does not agree with him. He chafes at
the confinement of prison and also at
his failure to personally attend to his
property interests across the bay, which are
large. His counsel, Foote, argued that. as
not one of the jury had voted to hang
Curtis, therefore he could not be regarded
as having committed capital ofense, and
was entitled to bail. Curtis ownership of
real estate here, where he had invested all
his savings, precluded any idea that he
would forfeit his bail.
The District Attorney made merely a
perfunctory objection, holding that disa-
greement of the jury put Curtis Just where
he was before the trial began. The Judge
reserved decision, which he promised to
make in day or TWO. 1t looks as though
the actor will be released on heavy bail.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24
FARMER NOT A LUNATIC.
The Georgian Who Had Himself Arrested
Is Found to BE Sane.

The Georgian Who Had Himself Arrested
Is Found to Be Sane.
NEW YORK, March 2L-[Specidl j.
James Alexander Farmer, the Georgian
who says that, although innocent, he is
wanted for murder by the sheriff Of jackson
county, Ga, was adjudged sane yesterday,
by Dr. Douglass, at Bellevue Hospital, TO
which he had been committed by Justice
Duffy for examination.
Dr. Douglass opinion was possibly in
fluenced by a telegram to the New York
police from Sheriff Collyer, of jackson
county, asking that Farmer be held, and
announcing that he had set out for this city
to take Farmer back to Georgia. On the
strength of this dispatch Farmer was
transferred from the insane pavilion to the
prison ward of the hospital. He will be
taken to the Tombs Court tomorrow.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24
Do YOU EAT TO LIVE
OR
LIVE TO EAT o
That Is the Question.

If you merely live to eat, then purchase
all foreign stuff that is put on the market;
but if you eat to live, then purchase only
HERDS CAKES, CRACKERS AND
CANDIES, then you will be sure that you
are using fresh goods which are strictly
pure, wholesome and pleasure to eat
Ask for Herds goods. Insist on your
grocer furnishing you Herds Crackers,
Cakes and Candies, as they are the very
best
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24
Guitars and Mando,ins at ss so.

II. Kleber & Bro, Limited, 500 Wood
street, are offering warranted American
guitars and mandolins at the low price of
Sc so. These are just the thing for begin
ners Other styles at $40, So, SD, SIC, $1s,
500, S25. The celebrated Washburns from
SO to s75. Banjos at So, 81, S., s., SO.
Klebers' speciality from $12 to $40; guaran-
teed the equal of any of the high-priced
makes in the market. Send for catalogues
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24

THE safest hotel in the world is the Park
Avenue HOTEL New York, which is sbso-
lutelv fre-proof, and has five iron staircases
and four elevators surrounded by heavy
brick walls. One hundred and fifty thou
sand dollars has been expended by the new
proprietors for improvements.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24
A PRINCE WEARS THE GREEN,
Yet Privates of the British Army Are Pun
ished for Sporting Shamrocks.

LONDON, March 23-In the House Of
Commons to-day, in reply to a question put
to the Government, Edward Stanhope, Sec
retary of State for War, stated that he had
.telegraphed for information regarding the
punishment of soldiers at Aldershot fol-
wearing the shamrock on st. Patrick's Day
when they were in undress uniform.
John MacNeill (NfcCarthvite) remarked
that the late Duke of Clarence and Avon.
dale, who was Major in the Tenth HUI.
Ears, had worn the shamrock when he was
in full dress uniform.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24

GRAND millinery opening!
Grand millinery opening!
Thursday and Friday, at
EoSENBAUM & Co. g.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24

gain Departmental. c. G. c., CIothiers.
We have placed all our s., $40 and s12
mems suits in our well-lighted basement
and Will close them out at S. 80. This will
be great day in our basement. Please
note what we offer: Your choice of all our
IS, SO and S12 mems fine suits for IS 80.
This is remarkable offer, and shrewd buy
ers should take advantage of to-day's sale.
Ask to see our basement bargains at S. 90.
P. C. c. c.,
Corner Grant and Diamond streets
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24

EXTRA fine matched driving teams at
Clever, Dunkin & Longs auction, 1872 First
avenue, Thursday, March "a, at 1880.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-03-24

Are neat, durable and artistic for all classes
of buildings. As the oldest manufacturers
in the country, we can furnish the greatest
variety and newest designs, put up COM
plete, at the lowest figures consistent with
good work. Send for estimates to South
Twenty-third and Mary streets
A. NoRTHRoP & Co.,
TTssu Pittsburg, Pa
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-12-09
Lincoln Overruu with Thuea.

LINCOLN, Neb., Dec. 5.-This city is
overrun with burglars and footpads,
and robbers. Hold-ups are of nightly
and daily occurrence. About 8 o'clock
p. m. a well dressed young man entered
the grocery store of John Geisler, coy
cred clerk A B. Murray with a pistol
and demanded that he hand over the
contents of the money drawer. Murray
threw a weight at him, grasping the
pistol at the same time. The weapon
was discharged, the billet chipping the
clerks fingers. He held to his man, how
ever, and threw him to the floor. A
confederate ran in and dragged Murray
of, and both thieves escaped. The city
council will not provide additional DO
icemen, and citizens are buying fire.
arms, preparing to do duty themselves
If necessary.
Bismarck weekly tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1884-1943, 1892-12-09
THE NEW CABINET,

Sir John Thompson Announces His Con-
freres In the Canadian Government.
QUEBEC, Dec. 5.-Sir John Thompson,
the new premier of Canada, has COM
pleted the formation of his cabinet.
The constitution Of the new government
is: Sir John Thompson. premier and
minister of justice; Mackenzie Bowel,
minister of trade and commerce.; George
Foster, finance; John Haagart, railways;
G. b. Upper, marine and fisheries; J.
A. Ouimet, public works; Sir A. P.
Caron, postmaster general; NJ. I. DAILY,
minister of interior, John Costigan, ag-
ticulture; A. R. Anglers, militia; j. c..
Patterson, secretary of state. j. Cur
ran, solicitor general.
Anglers retires from the lieutenant
9~nvernorshiD of Quebec province to be-
come minister of militia, and Will be
succeeded by J. A. Chapleau, late
minister of customs. The retiring
premier, Sir John Abbott. now i'll in
Europe. remains minister without port
folio. The new ministers will probably
be sworn in by Lord Stanley on Mon
day, and a couple of the minor cabinet
officers may be created. The appoint
ment of Chapleau to the lieutenant
g~overnoaship of Quebec may produce
another political revolution here. Pre-
mier De Boucherville will refuse to
serve under him. it is said.