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Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

"Snsoenneny im fnoes afbhbet br er Ell mpoerne bearmet gFaltne sr uooa
isuenbe Wmst iom Anew Home" SDmaFhnen, mo 3hearrue af ae beunes oo.
uoentele al aue bns oaarige @genfaber Ser er til Wafmens 9oe gorFobr fGSs
mango npe Sorbeoru9er iom ngopmogois ma sjWe ben til en- Yhafne Of frHe sLos,
gn Of be tprrc 5oroea % ion e taWt sfer New Home" 9a5nen, e ZEN oth hon
ater ct Positive Feed, het Der lille bebpccs no9cn 5jr eaer Sprns for at fna Iarnn
til at abeioe. On anoen beois Sorbebrng. fpm mart bill bpe paaIiDunet of GrtSr
ion benpter Spmdhnan 1 a feed, Der en aaleoes tonfrueret at ben ian bpm8 "a fruts
beo Sielp af en- fnpeI Snordntng uben at tcnme 9ersrefe reo the feed dog Zen
the feed dog til the feed bar bar ato meofst Sanfe8bebe5 tbi briom bet He Hp
forstu9t mb Ngagt8ben oube the feed dog enhn ramme 5or. eur Bugfbsn Of 9oaIa
plaoe, ear p9ma bible the feed bGe ut9on. 8o ben fobeoreoe Gfaabe er Der urr
Sre for at nopr al bNfe SuuIelabber nh tuorGHe So at lDsue Stueu .im for
btuoer the feed push rod mb the cam og Noe ben Hbt til bpre eur peunre fan the
feed reguhres uen at brme andre 9e no Of fin ThaoS.
Ser er bm9t me9cu Smbu po Spnnrufhoneu al "SuSpunnI % fn Matafae Of
bebfe Sngs e bepeu anpenbt aonfrufhpnen er fmpeL % StpHerne er fa Ga p.
bp9ge9t tlpasieoe o8 al beoie 9oattt; gRafnen arbeoer ogfur let o. Hpnen IbBh
Zen n fcrwt mo gear movement ion 6orbtnoele mo Ell fmpd Gpfnodc hbr
Sfptlen Aaa en- Salrrnbng; bar ta0e en- positive four motion drop feed.
Raalebauen er ruo, m0 Hegulator2 eet adjustable bearngs) Soht mel silt
bullet 9ber mere eno aImrbel9 SGbburbeb, % bporoGo Raateboueu bHur tdanb TIL
lGnWre GD at nrbeibe uen Ollie ubu at 1ibea Huar Smthen gnnr forbi Noahn "a
9lnuem 2pfeb er Snrtrnaoeu Hap, bullet 9Br at ben ani9 fan trGfea gRrtur
trGMr fig Rp baaoe gu os neore 9rnao, % urbeior automatic ubn Senrn I'll let an
ipmt arbeoe.
"Su8pennen" brugr bobbet Smao % IuoT lock stitch. Sen Bpre 9ruaS fires N,
fra Spoen umn at rpMs gRnuem ct eur Hke. Suuer fr ben nmr 3aaIeget. Ghtlr
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
In NlnrnnpI Grprpitipn.

%. g. @ileer, Der ianmen meb 2pit'
mont Sdmatta bar bereiit 9plaregnere
% braat fiem Splpsninser ON 5rnnfs
lin % hans Grpebiticr, tnntcr after
pna at ioretage en- Nprnpulsfart. Snn
pil ona i Spibien for ct SelItnb, iom
aeter at iprcta9e ~maenetife Opmaas
Iin1er +, een uniooelbnre RGrbeb al
Mn9reippleu, Msolemmer al bet ames
r~ifanite geographic Selitab, bet nntio.
role ri~berIiabeIise ginbemi ps andre
@iosnItnbsmanb / @nibinston interess
isrer zig for Sasen, ps pil iioen 9pipl
inn BEN p~nntrntte @rpebitipu uoruitet
% ienot nfiteo.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
St1fpttclie Tor Splpbarpnssne. :

eenn,et iremiattcs iurlebsn Gag ct 5pr.
Fne, ION eanr ao ena Of beitptte Srlps
erabeinouitrieu | be 5ursreoe Stater.
&c, teitemmer, al 5innusmiuiiteren ital,
nnnr tnu iiglse 9ooen al 1890 tisber
Selp, fun ilGbe Selpbnrrer uo.unoei
fro graber ! be 5preneoe Stater eler
fra Grts imeltet irben De 6preneos
stntsrs @rEueIer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Ses Muines Silver settlerne. 2

5ts Muines Hiptr Settlcrne. Ses
antets apmite for Ufientlist 9ano bar
incitilet til g%ectnseIie ct Jurilos ON
at e~ritntte 9ss Mpirss &iper Settlere
/ 3ppa &c lab, Re bar liot peo at MITE
line 5arme. 6prIlaset beitemmer, at
e,nten Soma betaler @olpoelen al
S'oteseritatnin9eu, ION ital uolienes
al en- 7omitol, ipm Staten uonGoner,
pe en- Gum AZ life pper Ell bnlp Miliun
Cellars bepiisss ipm De 5oreuebe Sta
'crs Eel al osnue Staoeseriiatnine.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
anoerionpiae fisbt Of G. A. r.

Grand Army Department al Georgia
bar ilrbt Den @ruuo, bpprpaa bet be-
ynoteNs Gnoeriuup,ae 6rngiel er belis.
genie. Get itnl pRre Weninsen at
'prnre bsune @runbsienoum, Der er 100
Acres for, iii ben rationale Grand
Army of the Republic uuoer 9eir.
mgoet ! @aibinston i September. Der
or noitiaig 1aIe ON at faa apnsresien
til at nulGsae ct Splonterhiem paa
I~nberiorpiles Cont, bpor iaa mnn9e
AZ unirrers Iaugre Splonter matte
aoItna iaa irpsteiise 9ibelier unber
Sorseririeeu.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Set Ifi9pe Saarn | Saraaosia,

Set ifiGoe Earn | Sarasosia, ct
Siceitptte til bet ltjaoe 9aarn i Siia,
ital uebrioes, ba bet truer meb at itprte
Sammen. Oct er ct interesiant a~rtitet.
toni1t Monument, / buffet sotiit os ara-
biit Spsninssitil er %iorenet. 9aarnet
er opfDrt / 1904 os bar 10 gtaser.
5sreno man bespnber at neoripe bet,
pil Der al opstise aunItrere blipe til.
osiebrast en- Notwithstanding al
FANNIE.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Gen fontantc gaQante / q

9TH IUHIaIft VaHdIitf I Stattails
r1eret ben 30te Marts belsb fla III
s132.s9S,S S4. imro s13l,51s, 100 BEN
3ots Gprii. Sen rertebGrenoe @jalo
beIrber Jig M til 1856, o29,03O, Ell
GcreseIie al s40O i Marts Mtaoneb;
rem iiiesrentebrrenbs 6i9lo belsber
zig I'll 1891, 9l4,912.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Fri Ninethnshna.

Nli "
huiet pcetpa ben Chen os. nriten iioen
Tebnt scrilosti nm at irtte Siroe'
tpsFna roo 5riliiteu. 1873 Reprsisn'
iontcr itsmtc FOR "a 43 impp. 70 De-
mptroter. Gpburn fra @iscunin ps
Grrert ira 3eir g)pr', iiente msS Re'
subliionerne, % 8 RepubIitnuere, Bros
eerid ira annias % Yitler % Sulep
fro Spo 5afota itemte meo 3emptrn'
terne for at iptte 8iueebpsIin paa
Grilifen. Set or npsst ubsrt, at ct
Tno pietiet 5criIa9 peotasss nhsn Eebdt,
men Oct Ter I'D til, at bore 9cosiusrs
blir for borne til at oistlters en- pistie
Gaa.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Gn Sjelemesie for Seroens FORTE

Un S16letneSle for Seroefl8 tor1te
WOrber. s en- liben 8p / Stalien bsbe
nplis en- original @ubbe, tjenbt Tom me.
get rig cs Ell inbebt atbeiit.
9a bans 9eitamente aabnebes, fanSt
man, at ban baobe te itamenteret 8pens
Srait 10000 5rcs. paa ben 8etinselie,
at ban ituloe laie en- SiRlemesie for -
&ain.
Yralten fom naturligpis / ben IterIte
5orlesenbeo.
Obi paa ben enc SIDE err bet en- be-
tanteli9 Sag for en- Serrens 9iener al
laie en- Sialemesie for 8ain, % pan
ben unbeu Sioe er 10000 5rcs. life at
fora9te.
s i'm 5uil benpenbte GreIten ii9 til
lin Siitop os flagebe fin Npb for Oenne.
Otter ltart determining erflerebe Si'
Ifopen:
"Gn S%iRlemesie for &ain err tilabt,
naar Der iamtiois l9ies en- lisnenbe
Wtesie for Gbel."
ut laie benne iibIte bar Siitopen -
mob Saluoelen al be 10000 Srcs. -
ielu bebiGlpelis meb, us iaaleoes git BET
til, at Der / bet nittenbe Iarbuubrebs
bleo left en- Sielemesie for @eroens
isrlte Worber.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
Sttiprotiiet meo 6onburas.

fibe n ueitebte ben 2osn os. en- Bro.
Hnmc ion I'm aiiiuttelie al en- Reciproci.
tets. a'tai meo 6unburas. 1rattnten
meb oucuras er Zig R~sciprccitets.
'trnitoterne meb be andre ipbs % central.
lemeri,auIte 8esubIifer.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10
0uItt peo,po i mouboos d

6aIei rsetcs i monbass ct 5orilaa
I'm at eipe 4eniion til oQe getcrancr
fro Sntinrerfrieene ira 1892 iii 1912.
Get b~eoilsebe psina iamme 9oo
100000 Tor glulas Of en- @ilitar.
'ftotipn mar Selcna, Mpntana.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

Senatei bar miaitiat @riien paa grien.
lamb (desertland) til sl.a5 pr. acre,
snisn bet logger inoenior eIer ubenior
u Jerubanesrant.
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

flor SGst or Der Iagt paa, at cuBper I'll
bIep / p~asienoe 5urbpIO pg of oocrrnsitenl'
menoe Stprte, uoen at Ytaiiinen pcroeO r
bleren bperfeu tiussre eler mere ubaonoterItS,
"Suspenncn" fer aobt no, % er elegant
label meb Senipn til SrGarbeicet ION I'll
NlaifiuOcleue. MnIfiuens Sobitbtfe er net, let
baanotcrIiat % / 8eiiboelie al enboer tlenot
5crbeorin9 paa bette Smraaoe. Set anoeHott
SrG or af beoite Sefnfenbeo % inIHt
fcrorbeibet. 2aferingen og lloimptnin8'H
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

at Den er let at tnpre % let at bpbe rem. Ne DC 3el, Der .r u0he for Glib n
fabrHft al Fnete StaaL brroeoe % iaa bel tMpasfos at GRa1ncn Tan abTDe mN
ben fmfe Sur9beh, noen at man bebpOer at berpgt; al ben fh tomns tuobeL
Nafnens 5or1ntgbeO oL Tom bet feu9nar bTf pore iuolpienoe for grmr %
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

fploes. Sen bar en- bgi grm, iom
Sesuinsen uiier, boiltst 9ioer goo
8laos oeo 5Biets Sannoterin0,
uben at 9iue ben ct flumIet lbs
ieenoe. Zen bar oeruGIt Ell All.
tOmntiit Spule . Yinoer (bobbin
winder), Der or iaa filter % pnns
lioelie / fin Strteu, at en- bnarlig
ounoet Spole oil bore en- umuIia.
beo. WtaltiubooeOet CT IGitet til
8oroet peo SiGlp al SGugler, o.
ligger rtte opeupaa bette, Tom pan
be fleite andre NtaltiHer, men ct
iGntet neo | 8proet, og er laaleoeS
i9ont meo bette. Zen bar faa
@nionin9spuntter, bpprai fpl9er,
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

trGoer fig ielp; ben Tan trQOes
! Mprte % er let at iOritna
Naalen er se~lfsetting, o. far
altiaa life iGttcS iejIaotta
Selpe Gaalen er fort, mcr
Siaftet laust % ioIio. Got
3euiiou, en- ret toritrucret,
ieIotrGoenoe StptiI % Ell Itrrt,
pasienoe Hanl or nf itDritc Gig.
tt9beo for en- fprite aIa5ieI
Spmaitiue.
8eo bpert Citing trRIfts
Decorah-posten., 1892-05-10

be9se 9rnnOe fat ianrmeu % htes t2 Rnteu of 9pct Oa sture GOus OeruO uDeNt
fat p9 fnbfGno9 ems pna be98e Sber a5 peL Nahueu r formmt mo ctpt QamN
hMl, hDorpeb man pso siGln al en- Inmmsirns tn MauhLs NGaaunst mshm.. ..M.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

Jacob Crowell, rich farmer living near
Gree ncaste Pa. was buncoed out of s., 900
by Two men who played the old. familiar
dodge OF wanting TO buy his farm and in
weighing him into playing game of cards.
AT Chicago yesterday q decree was entered
by Judge Tuley, by which Mrs. Hetty
IL. Green, of New York, RECEIVERS the old
Gage farm comprising so acres and valued
at from $500 to SlUO0,000.
About seventy-fiye cases of destitution re-
sulting from the great strike have been re-
ported TO the Homestead relief committee.
Contributions are coming in, bat not as fast
us the relief committee would like 10 see
them.
The grand jury in New York city yesterday
found two indictments against Charles NJ .
Gardner, chief detective of Dr. Parkhurst S
society. One Indictment charges him with
extortion and the other with attempted ex-
torlion.
Postmaster General Wanamaker has sent
an order 10 the American Bank Note com
pany of New York city. for 10000 1000 Col
umbian postage stamps to be delivered in
1898.
Although eight men are in custody on
suspicion of having murdered Ella Newton.
the young girl whose body was found in East
Chester creek. New York, Monday afternoon.
there seems to be no immediate prospect of
the mystery being unraveled.
Prot. John Strong Newbury, one of the
most eminent biologists in the United
States, is dead in New Haven, Conn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
TO TEACH Fl1z a LESS.

Jim Hall Arrives and at Once
Starts a Talking Match.
NEW YORK, Dec s.-Jim Hall, the
Australian middleweight pugilist, has
arrived from Europe. He says lie never
felt better. and is confident that he will
teach titzsimmons lesson when they
meet at New Orleans to battle for the
purse of $40, 900 which the Crescent City
club has hung up for them. He had
heard nothing whatever of any over
lures having been made for 20 be
tween him and Choynski. 1t was all
news to him. Mitchell, lie said, would
come to America as soon as he served
bis two months sentence. He is very
anxious to fight Corbett, and Hall says
he authorized him to bring about the
match Mitchell. he says, is i'll earnest
and means business. Il tried every
means possible to get Pritchard over
here. but you could not get him across
with block and tackle" said Hall. He
thinks Pritchard is a good man, and
says he would make money in America.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
Forgot the Hands.

SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. s. = Florian
Waldreck, defaulting cashier who
recently fed. leaving shortage of S25,-
900, was brought back from British
Columbia and arralgned in court yester-
day. The fugitive would have escaped
if he had exercised more caution. He
stained his face, shaved off his whiskers
and had his hair cut, but he forgot to
stain his hands and was thus easily de-
tected. A detective noticed his hand,
slender and white as wOman's, and
nabbed Waldreck on the spot.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
A QUEER DUCALGRAVEsToNE
The Spiteful Act Of 81 Nobleman
With Scant Nobility.
London World.

In a shady lane near Totnes the atten-
ton Of visitors is attracted by tall
cross of the finest Aberdeen granite,
which, together with ponderous sla b
of the same material, occupies the cor
ner OF field. On it are inscribed the
name and arms of the late Duke of Som
erSet, with the following extraordinary
lines at the foot: The twelfth duke
was the Sheridan duke. He defr9uded
and nearly ruined the Seymour family.
This stone was prepared by the thir-
teenth duke in his lifetime, and was
erected here in pursuance of his express
directions" 1t appears that the duke,
who died last year, suffered all his life
from an idee fXe. concerning some
imaginary wrong done by his predeces-
Sor, and the obnoxious headStone was
refused admittance to Berry Pomeroy
churchyard, although fund was left in
perpetuity for It's maintenance, and it
cost over eI00.
AS matter of fact, the twelfth duke
was man of considerable talent. The
Miss Sheridan he married figured as the
queen of beauty in the Eglinton tourna-
ment, and in no way deserved the asper-
sions thus cast upon her by this mex
cusable act of poSthumOuS spite. The
somerset StCne" was visited during
the summer by thousands of tourists =
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
WHEN NUTS ARE RIPE.

The frost-k king comes by stealth at night,
Painting the leaves in colors bright
With magic wand, III impish glee,
He breathes upon each shrub and tree;
Ger hickory. walnut and the oak
lie sheds a yariegated cloak,
And as they ope' their sleepy eyes
His breath comes thick from chilly skies.
The morning sun, i'll mild reproof,
Sweeps from The fences and the roof
The crystal footsteps OF that raid:
He smiles upon each leaf and blade,
And welcomes 10 his genial rays
The friendship of mystic haze;
While voices through the iiill and dell
Echo Clear as silver beli
Glad. golden DAYS! o, mystic haze
And all the swelling SYM honies
OF ringing shout and childish mirlh-
The brown quits pattering TO earth;
The scolding of a saucy jay.
All, glores of an Autumn day
OF earthly paradise a type
The frostcrowned woods when nuts are
ripe.
Good Housekeepii 6.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
DAWSON THE VICTOR.
He Knocks O'Connell Out in the
Twentieth Round.


SAN FRANCISCO. Dec. S.-A fight
which has excited great deal of inter
est all over the country took place
this evening under the auspices
of the California Athletic club.
1t was the contest between
John Dawson, of Australia, the con-
querer of Billy Gallagher and Dannle
Needham, and Doc O'ConDell, of Bos-
ton,a well-known Eastern welterweight
of acknowledged cleverness. The purse
was $1,000, of which $3.50 went 70 the
loser. Dawson was naturally heavy
favorite in the betting. O'Connell has
never fought on the coast, and his
contests in the East have been with
comparatively unknown men. Dawson,
OH the other hand, had shown in his
contests with Gallagher and Needham
that he was game to the core and
scienced. Sports who witnessed OCon-
nell's victory over Eddy Conner in New
Orleans predicted that the Australian
would have a much harder time Win
ming this battle than he has yet ,eX-
perienced. 10
The men entered the ring at 9:40 p.
NJ. OCOnnell wore a black sleeveless
jersey, concealing his body. O'Conneil
reached Dawson's wind heavily with
the left in the first. Beth men showed
extreme cleverness in the fourth
and fifth. O'Connell reached Dawson
heavily on the stomach and jaw, Daw-
son reaching his opponent with one
good left on the ear. Dawson drew
first blood in the sixth with three heavy
left uppercuts in the mouth. In
the eighth Dawson caught the
BoStonian with the left twice
on the jaw, dazing him somewhat In
the tenth O'Connell landed hard right
on the jaw, but received two lefts i'll
return. perceptibly weakening him.
DAVIS ID forced the fighting i'll the eleV-
entn, reaching O'Connell's kidneys hard
repeatedly and starting his nose bleed
ing again. From the twelfth to the
twentieth round the fighting was flu
rlous. bat mostly in Dawson's favor.
In the twentieth Dawson landed hard
one on O'Connell's jaw, Knocking him
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
Four TO Hang.

LOUISVILLE, Dec. S.-Louisville~will
have its first quadruple hanging tomor-
row morning in the county Jail yard.
between the hours of and o'clock.
The mIrderers who will pay the laws
extreme penalty are Stephen K. Hite,
for the killing of Albert Bauerman;
Dennis McCarty. for-the killing of his,
wife, Ellen McCarty, and unborn child;
Grant Thomas, for the murder of Bir-
die Coleman, colored, and Nelson Lewis
dies tor the murder OF George Dean.
onIored
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09

CONTRACT WORK-GRADING FULTON
- STREET Office Of the Board Of Public
Works. City of St. Paul, Mimi, Dec. ., 1872
Sealed bids will be received by the Board of
Public " works. in and for the corporation of
the City of ST. Paul. Minnesota, at their Office
in said city, until II IN. on the Eth day of
December. A. d. 1892, for grading Fulton
street. from Randolph street 10 Palace street.
in said city, according to plans aud specihca-
tons on file IN the Office of said Board
a bond with at least two 81 suTeties IN
sum Of at least twenty (20) per cent or
certified check OIL a tank of st. Paul IN a sum
Of nj least ten Q0) per cent. OF the gross
amount bid must accompany each bid said
check shall he made payable TO the Clerk Of
said Board
The said Board reserves the right TO reject
any and all bids.
j. G. QUINBY. President Pro TEN.
Official: j. T. KEEKER,
Clerk Board of Public Works.
dec3-l0t
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
LAKE INSURANCE.
An Effort to Secure Better In
spection and Classification.

SDCcLtOn anu SidS5iuCdtAOA.
DETROIT, Dec. S.-A general meeting
of nearly all the marine underwriters
around the lakes was held here today to
consider means for securing a
better inspection and classification
of boats, but more particularly of
steel steamers. There were nearly as
many views entertained for accomplish
ing that purpose as there were under
writers present. 1t was decided that
before any definite plan was fixed upon
the underwriters would learn the views
of vessel owners and ship builders from
around the lakes. Many Of these are
present and will go into a general con-
ference tomorrow with the under
writer's. 1t is considered likely that a
better system of inspection. known as
Lloyd's vessel register, will be arranged
SO as to include shipowners, builder
and underwriters.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09

of the cutter type. 1t will be among
the largest of its class afloat. I he yacht
will be designed by Watson and built
by the Hendersons, on the Clyde. The
prince wants speed to be the first con-
sideration. The vessel will have a steel
frame and wooden planking, and will
exceed i'll length tie Thistle and Vol
unteer. She will be entered for the
principal English fixtures for 1898.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
Decapitated by a Wagon.

ST. LOUIS, Dec. Sherman Miller,
fifty-six years old, was run over and in
stantly killed last night by team of
mules attached to stake wagon and
driven by all unknown man. The mans
head was completely severed from the
body by the wheels, and the neck was
ground into a pulp. This makes the
third case of death in this manner this
week. and the police are much exercised
to discover the cause.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
y Glove Contest.

This evening there will be scientific
eight-round glove contest at the Olym-
pic between Nook Richards and Dick
Moore. The former is a semf-profes-
sional only, but he is a clever Sparrcr
and muscular, while Dick Moore has
made a wide circuit, meeting the light
ing middleWeights OF the country, and
he has made a good accounting This
match is straight. The best man will
Win
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
MIDDIEs IN oUoD.
Sixteen Locked Up for Insubor-
dination.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, Dec. S.-Sixteen
naval cadets were placed aboard the
United States ship Santee at the naval
academy wharf this afternoon. to re-
main until further orders. for insub-
ordination. Each cadet also received
fifty derelicts. They are to continue
with their studies. but are to
have no intercourse with any one
while so confined. Among the prIs-
oners are Cadets Bookwalter, of Hi
nois: Henry Walker. of South Dakota:
Shaw, of Minnesota, and Jahnaga, of
Nebraska. The INSTRUMENTATION COM
planned of consisted in escorting in a
body Cadet Perkins. who had been dis
missed for disobedienee, to the academy
gate, making hero of him, when the
academy authorities thought he should
have been treated otherwise. Freder-
lex X. Perkins. the derelict, is a son of
eX-Goy. Perkins, of California.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
NEWSPAPER MEN CONVENE.
Organization OF the National
Daily Press Association.


CINCINNATI, Dee. S.-1he first in
formal meeting Of the National Daily
Press association was held this morn
ing. The purpose of this meeting is to
form an organization of daily papers.
particularly those that are not
great metropolitan papers which have
their own organizations. 1t Is COM
posed of the business managers and edi-
tors who are proprietors. A number of
pertinent addresses were made upon
the needs and demands of such an or
ganization. Among those present
were f. w. Starbuck. Journal Racine,
Wis; NJ H. Hayes, News-Tribune.
Duluth, MINI. The editors concluded
their labors this evening by electing
officers, E. w. Starbuck, journal, Ra-
cine, Wis. being chosen president.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
Gov. blower Il Crack Shot.

ALBANY. n. Y, Dee. S.-Gov Flower
has received from the inspector OF rifle
practice his craftsmanship badge for
which be qualified at Creedmoor in Oc-
tober. This was the first badge struck
Oft this year, and the governor says he
would not part with it for $1,000 lie is
the first governor that ever qualified at
the range and Will wear his badge on
all guard occasions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-09
COMING TO FIGHT MYER.
Dick Burgc, English Champion
Lightweight, on His Way. Jl

NEW YORK, Dec. S.-A cablegram re-
ceived here says that Dick Burge..
champion lightweight pugilist of EDg7
land, sailed from Liverpool this NORM
ing for America on the City of Paris.
Burge is popular in London and Liver
pool and several persons were on the
pier to see him off. Burge is coming to
fight Billy Myer before the Crescent
City Athletic club during Mard Gras
week. The club has put up a $1,000
purse for this fight. Myer signed the
articles Of agreement yesterday. He
will 90 into training immediately at
Streator, ILL.,, where he will remain up
to within week of the time for fight
ing, when he will 90 to New Orleans.