davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

lao
bIeu gaaenoe meo MersisiIene, iom DC pal, % lS 20!
taa StorebramieiI belaa. 6oItene urbeiOeOe H's
HaltbeO os lipIis Spians, os ba ies III POP Paa w
os gap mine SefuIinser, faIot bet mig ~uanIteI9i q
pua Virfelisbeom al be ii6ite Ginters St90HF1
uastst iss at ben forunOerIise StiGIpen % InNFs
ptnIise 6sIeIie at Matbeb = naiteu irm i8 li"''
iulme =, Der al Os til sreb mig, nrf flmoe O~E !
baaOe ijeIsli9 os ~IssemIis baubs iaaet Gu 'o,las]
&piteIie, Os at 9It piIbs itaa t~pOelisere % p0%"
for MIG, naar min ieberastige SpGnSin9 Uar l''"
leg intet bauOe, iOm tunbs bortlsoe mine San'F V.
0a iss belle 0asen life bauOe ngOt on0I "I
StiOsbiitSiter, iOIte ies itGrt Gruns til nOJ'N 6 NJ
tanSe beiri mig fra ben ubsbaseIise 6OIeIle d sd
telie, os ies sit berfOr neO fra 9pttsn Tor at FA"
mermanOen, Os beOe BAN tuse 9usten, m'9'a' ~
nsbe.
Soet leg, eiterat pRrs fommen neo paa Sat"
ben mob aabptten, bemGrteoe ies to rn'FF
Iis9enoe Iise foran 0eren. Der par teH'ne'S nl
samperne %inosnira, % jes iaa itrar, at Del ."
Os &udlinss eesemer, iOm Iaa Der.
Seq git ben til benz. @prOn Iaa paa @gsy~
ubsbGttet aniist, os Oudlins tusrt oUtE ga~
grpitet nsOuS, SOUeOet iaD 9icrnst, % 0'''', ~
mig. Der par life Blob pau uOSen al ofNh'
tpoeIist, at Goron par blsusn ~ansrsben 0a8ru
bIitteIis orGbt; ibi bans aniststrGt UaF '0'yg
iaO msb fine Sr~ualpranste Sdar SdHlts S''''
1eon. \"
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Yaitor Saritao iurtauer / ct 9rsp
fra Soabc, at ct 81 stuSiionsmsbe blep
aIbplot / Tait. q. gbriiteniens Meniss
beo ben lobe % lite 5ebr. b. q. 8ait.
Gbriiteniens Meni9beo bleu for s a 9
Gar iiben iplittet paa @runb af Naabe.
pal9ssS trioen. @tgoet bplbtes | bet
giemeo, at nan uiloe fori0se, on life
III @nisbeo tlnoe ppnoaes paa Sanb>
beds @runo. Sra ben anoen Sioe
msbte TaitOrerne Sburmobssuarb,
Eplefien, 3or9iero, Nnoreaien pg Sanz
fen, fra Dor Spnpoe 8aitOrerne 81. Gbri.
i~tenien, g.. Saritab Us z. 8. GsnneIen.
Ntau forbanoleoe ON "8algets Stanbs
punt, Wteaemtilltanoen, ben llsienfsotes
@pne 90 arefter til at sjsre en- bel Del
aaubelise Ting % li%snenbe", os siorbe
oesangaaenoe Baaitanoe, ipm pore Yra
fer life tunoe bore enise i. 9osen
5urancrins til bet Bebre | S%ti0insen
flyer Saritab, at ban life funbe ie np9et
Spor af.-S. S. "8irfetibenbe."
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
ct aoot WaOu.

Browns Bronchial Troches bar p9s
ret spbt tienot af 8ublifum ! mango
Slar Os Dperalt bar bet peret anertienot
for at bore bet bebte Wiboel mob ale
Slass Salsip9bomme. Be liuOrer burs
tis SOite, iuar gals Ug GfettiUner |
Salien. 9ris rs Gents. EiIialss
pperalt, fun | 9gIter.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Gn befienbt SDremaler bliuer pre-
ienteret for Ell rig &unitmaler, Der abs
taller fin @l9Oe oper at ie bam meo De
Orb: ~8et er en for ggre us en- flor
6OrnSielie for mig at siDre 3eres Ses
tjenotitab; ies bOlber iaa me9et al
3prl"
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Tho Owen Electric Bell a! A,,Ia,n /.
1s1-1ss STATE STREET, CHICAGO, II, y
after nbe giomeSbsrS.
Sra en- tafuemlio gatient.
Or. u. Omen.

-, NV"FF" NAENEW9 NOFnr
DIR A. OWEN. r. NJ ebra9O, Gbr Ss ts,
:" 3inao mig mb nosIe 2iier at forgoe gereS buos . ~ ~
umstfe ansnaenSe 9eres eehrHfe Bette. SaaIense leg bar ff taute % I TS
tuet boerten pa ehtufe Beler eur paa 2eser bet Sle taaet. smr No. NO 'a Y
tubFn6er fig r man babe sb ps tutuemHs poer at man fan faa Siprn o.y%i
Hqhet Serss Belle omheat leg Tiger % ies moa tHtaa, at bet bar Gba mig n ~ y
Hae eSenfaber er ~faIbfcubis opbapet cs nit EuFe o. nit Saab er. at m as
iOm Iber al abeunatisme eur uusen auben af ct mere euer ninOre ureat gbsS nI
en gSo% :. MN Tn ~ S" ~, ~ io mns1 ssaimnninmsiissu "'F' ""UF" O40s mart
geb hnb gsteNe Otto 8. DIfpr
Gprmaub GpenHa Surrsps -,
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Gn nng Wtaub ! 8arren, Obio, isste
unber ct 2~oroenpeir 3il1ust unber ct
9ra. 2~DnItraalen lOs neb Erect os
brebte Manoen. 9a ban itulbe begras
peg, os man affsrte bam &leberne, fanoz
tee Iuloitauoist pua bans 2eseme &fs
bilonins AZ Erect us bets @rene, liees
iaa ~neia9tig Tom ct Sptp9raii.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Sen biQiaite 2Gae, iilail fan faa.
Or. u. Omen.

81. " Omen. Wen, Mimi, Se6ruQr 4 In
s ODER ii Mr bar ig bhbiom Grab Itbt al en- Srpfip9bpn, ium bhhoe ho am,
0sube pa mig, at lea ben iprfe Del Of 2ioeu maate Booe sen0eu % F6ae aaW I
Rs opstuet alt Saub. gilGfe ba be mango gionesbpro ON 9ens Better o. min @n
jobte ct faaOant til mig. Seq bapbe lite baaret bet lGn8e for leg error bets baiusI
&trtntnser, % MI bar is auerebe funnel lesse bet aloeles bort, tbi lea t flDagI
ft Seq bill ruuOe ole ps eubuer, font loer ai ct euer anoet Sube, at prme o. cY1
8ete, ba bet er ben btlWie &Gse, man Tan faa. gms. &aren @br
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Or. q. Omen.

Dr. q. Omen. @obben, Su, Sbe Suuar 1892
Sen 13oe Ropember flor fbbts is ct geHe go. iii min Sufnu, O9 ig Tan ah
Nrpe ben @IGbs, iun ppfpoer mig peo 9uufen paa alt bet @oOe, ir 2eu8 gMt
qiurt for min Sufru. vi beubeS &beuuatsme bar forlabt benbe % bun r Ipnn4
btpbeist al fin 9eroefoGtfeie. S Uur fire Gr bar bun It af bbie Gu9u, mMn
nu en- aoue paa 90 gGr. Seres tcfnemlse gbrtitian Rilior
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Sr. Mi6ael SissinS, GbjcObee Salts,
Miasi., %itriper: geo builten ipm belit
uouortes 8elfaoi9elie, iom ~forefommer
blanot bore Grbeioere / So~rretningen,
bruser Ri beitanois Ct. Safobs Ole
meo be bebite &eiultater.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Nttjeet ior en- Naring.

5olt meo it9rte Reruer lpnes ofte at
bape en- biauelit 5~Ornsielie al at le 40
6plt meb ipage Neroer. Srritabilitet bos
benz, Tom fiber al nerpgs Sppo6onoria
lat~terli9gjnres iOm en- naturlig SIDE
iiuoetbeo. Sc uirteli9e, imertefuIoe
SpmptOmer, lom bisie JOlf lioer al
ldoe5 baant OH. "San er en- Starring
er ben ppmuntrenbe SDmpatbi, meb
builten ben uerusie Snonlio msbes al
De lligliomme Og Santelpie. Saa iamme
2io er Inlet SloebefiuOenoe iaa beitemt
% pirteli9t, intet bar en- mere f%orflars
Zig Sprinoelie, uaar bet er troniIf. Be-
ifaoiget 5progiclie Dg assimilation leos
lagos altio al nerDgs Speftelie og
gGngitelie. 8p9 Op 6OrosielieuS o9
As iimilatiouen3 @pner peo Spitetters
Stoma6 8itters, os be ~neru0ie Spmps
toner, SOueOpine us Spltemets almius
beige aifr9iteoe Silitauo pil blipe lin
bret. quit paa, at r9bipmme Serjnins
ger anrette8 al Ga Grippe boer lse
blanbt ~nerpgIe Herioner. Soitetter8
Stomad 8itters furerer ben, og bet afs
uenoer Malaria, Gbeumati8me % 2es
peripgoOmme. (Wtarts.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

s aarepis bar Or. gtu9uit &6ni9's
Samburser 9raaber paret ct Susmios
bel hos mig. Seq bar Ofte brust benz
meb bet bebite Reiultat mob Mape.,
9eper' % 9preipsoomme. - @iliam
Bubble, Sebeoains, Mid.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
g.tet ubrettebe mere paa en- 9iaaneo enb 2eser 90 MsOiciner o,S
paa ct belt liar. ~"
Or. VI. Omen.
Gsiiou. Gono qor,Io, a,

Or. y. Omen. Ssfan, Some, s3auuor q ,U,
Sur pntrent ct Ir fben fisbte is ia 9eres eeftrife Better mo gnorms@
Seq bar lite billet forbafe mig mo min Dom ansaaenbe SeHet; men M bar nc i
5asn, ia ig trpst fan anbefale 9eres Better til euboer pm Ibr of fpp kr M.a !
gerpeipgbumne. 9erss Gene ubretteoe paa en- Waaneo lanst mere EMO qpmTrsT1
fuuuet pa ct belt Gar mo aGe Seroens aReShiner. 9iss mine 9tmer teOs sT~s
for EHentiabebeu. 9grbpbisf VI. 6. SuuSY,1
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Miobel mob Sspnlssbeo % ilet Surbeielie.
Or. U. Einen.

al. " Emen SIruhoeJ nenns Saauhr 80 1892
Sr en- Sb fben tpte ts tx Sres Better So for @RGuo Os bar faaNt M
er ct bpperi9t gRiobel mob Sppulpsbeo ps lt 5OrbpeIs at bUht lea iIqeor n
bar paret pluset. Ser ct MI mango beromtias iom bruser 9eres Better % ouh1
tHrebs meo benz; tbi be er iuht Sumu9! Ggrbgbsf 2aIrtta Sorfor
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

CD. gerseron, Si0bmanc, 9ou3un,
9spis, Quebec, i@friper: seq bar be.
npttst ausuit Sloper for 8pspeplid
meo be bebite &einltater".
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Or. SribtDioi Nanien antpm til aon'
bon ben lite 5eb. Raseu efter bOlot
ban fit isrite Goreorag ON WoropOls'
erpebitionen i bet s~sr9rufilte Selitab I'M
Der meset Sifalb.
San bar label anurone en- Sorel9ss
ninsstuurue paa 80 JureiasHtnser be
pistisits ensellte 8per.
81. 0anIen pil anorase bet seosra'
fife Selitab ON 8ibrns til @Ipeottto'
ncr, ibet be al bet nprite Sturtbing be-
oil9eoe og eQers / Norse inotomne
gense lite pil bore tilItrGftelise.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Den 2ogerenoe, ION ipnes, al graH'
beuinet pua bans SLATE er mintet, til
g~artinben: "Spis 9eres Sat bar pa'.
ret burte / benne 5laiteu, er bet forbi
meb ben. BrGnoepinet er nemlis blans
bet meb en- itart @ift, iont ies bruser
| ct piit Eiemeo".
8artinoen: .Ga! ienb 8ub efter en-
9pftpr - lea ogr!A
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Selbrebet for Inreinabput.
Or. u. Omen.

9r. n. Omen. Soref Ctr, So, Abe 6ebruar 1892
Sum npge 9iier for at aoe Dem pbe, bor inSerig tIfreos je9 Gr mo gtA
De iuOte mig itor gaar. 2et bar beibreoet min Sutru for 9epreipsoom % ss@
9emmerne. Sesubeu bauoe bun ct ip9t 8ne % for bette bar bet usha tulpt Sni
min Del tur, at Setet e ben beSfe @eotdh man fan fuu. 9. G. 3eIhr
Er 263
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Narmtarbetoere snSfes.

Seno ct 2sgents SrimGrte for 6nrmer &
Breeders Bulletin, Der inoeboloer en- 2iite
ooer Sarmere / Rorouelteu, iom sulter
5armarbeioere p9 e~rfarne, 8eitDrere af
ape9s og aornfarme. SpiS S snIter @r6ets
be paa 5arnte, iaa ienb mo til % itrar. N.
W.. Farmer & Breeder, lac E. 3rd Str,
ST. Paul Mimi. 25.2
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Flower
Wtob SngpepFa.

AtUU NUrVtVWU.
u. 8elan9er, Gieren al Stobe ga,
brifen ! Montasnp, Auebec, i~friper:
SEQ bar brust Ausuit 6lorper mob
8p3pepiia, os ben gap for 9inorins.
Ses anbeIaler ben til ale, Der fiber al
iamme, Tom ct nte9et spbt Mibbel".
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

6. u. harrington, Sneenipr p9 Sueo
/ sponen Gritralien, i~triper: "9lugult
gloiper bar for mig beuirtet fulbitanoig
Selbreoelie. 9ens 8irfnitg bar mira
fnlnA
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Geo. Gates, Gorintb, Miis., friper:
"Ses anfer Gu9uit Glotuer Iom bet
bsoite Wiboel | @erben for 9pspepiia.
Genne Spsoom bapoe uaiten brebt
mig, ba jes tos nosle SLATER at Gusuii
GlOnsr, % ies er M bra. Seq anbe.
faler parmt penne Webicin til 9ibenoe,
bporiumbelit be fnoes." (6)
Q. @. Green, Gaefabrifant,
Woobburp, Wep SsrIep.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Sebere gicres opnaGrfiom paa, at Seltcrue ienOeS f~ragtirtt til Guru
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
Sfarprettcrcn / 4aris, ~OapnI

~hHkVFttIttNH ! fyWkFHt ~N~N"t
De 8aris", Buis Napn er 9eibler, pil
efter "a 4ars 9iensite tretfe Jig tilbase.
Gan bar | fin lan8e @mbeostib benrets
tet 308 5OrbrDoere. Saus @fteriplger,
Der beOoer Berger, er en- Spn al Sfurps
rettereu / 6imes % bgrer til 6amiIien
Sod, Der bar leuerct 5rantri9 Ell lang
R9ffe Sfarprettere.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Eli Gina. II Sfanoinaner, 8 un9t
Sprnoer Us 8 uu9e Mtano, anfom fOr'
leccn til Seattle paa &eiieu iii &iua,
bpOr De ital arbeioe i Misiionens 9ie.
neite. De a~ireiier fra 8Gncuuuer, 8.
g., naite Sgnoa9. Geres Naunc er
@li5ubetb Nelpquilt, fra 8es Moines,
Soma; @li5abetb 8eterien, glap gOint,
9. O.; gbriittna SranoIen, Minoen,
Neb.; &nnie Often, Chicago, SG.
Sophia Yeteriou, Omaha, gteb.; 8bilip
Relion, Gan Claire, BIS; GntOu
Sunb9ren, SplOrib9e, Neb.; 5rani
9uitafipu, 9enoer; 2ottie Norbin,
3enper; Seouis Soslunb, Ybelps
Centre, Neb.; Gusuita Samuelion,
Solicit, ST.; alma Stranb, 8rincstun,
Sa.-"@aib. 9OIten."
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Me BE-, ipm mate suite nRrmre uuOerpnms ianIbmna Sctrecsic al aguts, FspuNEn M
GpsSomme, b@s Nuoe er iaufrrt saalOa liant pn@e geebIGirr tutstn8 errupCr
ger ira Sot tom ntb abnbbs Deb SGp at Spas eetrfe Sate. Gatahser ga RE, ssaa
"a GuodR 8SInl2 Gents umQru 90 abrNr
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

NGrteGG SeilnS
stb lin
BERTH, 10,
u stOrme for
IN @re8 mcO &c
Sa1o fit Stibet
acknowledgements
u SaarIig g,uterp
.',l lnaatte Itarft
! IltnnO, % lori
;;R 9aOoe Sapt. !
at re6oe
, UUeiret Dseb
' : bca9e |
%Sagtejnen baoI
:, ?n @ottcn o.
AT Tom nan S (
..sa % aaptcine
a5e9s en- gaafI
emo / MI
ION eiter meaer
eS : fig oeO GSt
,Sapteinen % 2
YET y neO til Stra
s y Der M bar TO-
'N.0r9enen roche
n ns :, 8are for
ne Better al 9
. sra ~6ieIOOagse,
I 1,N OpOooe N nod
'. 10 Init % man |
y idaes sdbet1
i, lT a Tor giI
tSano., Saste,
~, ltVWoeles I'd
!. t''Sr Tom en- all
! 9o2m Der Y6a|
= 9a bette oiI
|, laa lmiOlertib
IAN .%n tom Camp
,VN Bet bio til
'rqHOerGae
'''H babe tneo
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
.eittNal % &

|eihNal % &
itrdr efter
Oplps
j St life iOa 6p
. @Irn MI pna
'Staoanger
LATER ban
b. % beitDloer
b getun8er. 9
Et ~alOOrli9t 0Re
Zen SO0sOrdg
bar baaret
bar be9pnS
5ialciprgeruirf
ia Bsrpco Ntul
b tGnhRube life
l~gorRoer Of Sta
b Gumenigbeo.
I E%luUclicu fr
ctortbmgct uar
u GtUrtbinact.
"a jeg eiter nit
Eor9 % Stam,
ttJirlcr mig mi
81 S~tOrtbug8ar
%8rbpoi9it at al
iOr at uf9i
etOrtbmg.
2Goe
oenre Stripe
5streOic Inn en-
ntnoite 9pil Of
.rlmt9 bilOe bic
st0rt9m9et
,'t 6leO itroy al
for al
Htomiteeu De l,
VII oet "oDbe Sd
T. 0iteooI5 So
let llnOerretteoe
ban Sngcrnc itO
aoaIi8 ianOt Srl
til at trNtte fig
gram til Gtur
at ban 6
90 fraiiger:
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

s.ssfaIb.

|ssssialSS.. D.,
Esrsrs so8l
t-5 @slgadrf
EGSg al IS
GdgaarO be
lgagriorrt,tHn
[isn ban 10
% nnuioa
Esr' go9f
hi flu 3tO q
Egr Gorla99er
In lang Narra
IA % gOserno
gldoet "GorE
Er9h, bet 10
ban BET
Esrng. gen
Esrssnten" til
n ben unber .
GmtSttOen
|Nga t6bte w
uOgiper ba
sens glclgaa
|fSrroiS 9erir
FSslSt al Gulut
Efcnntab til
+ Sprunb Z
,ast ptO Gp0ell
ttis. 9nuS
h minNrs goo.
,r Got otter lii
b ps MI 8jOroe
n pmtrmg so
SsrunO 9sln
Nj BET helc 9nI
Oct e
2i9tnin
7 bar Faffrt bd
Isrsre ruuOt on
,ft BAN Ell &la
: SurhenOGrt
gsrgen SiOb
II tr aignact
9ioU0C
GrunOlRggern
II lit LANCE &
,nmuneu8 Sill
rsrs rnb AZ y
aOmnlul
I %iangeret Jon
: Gn al SriIti
6Orretntni
rul 9ubOr9b
gitOp Nils
peo %
Sammel,
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

feu. M. 9HabltrpuL, &raiiOent for
@uitau aoOlpbus college / Ct. 4eter,
Ninn., bar taset Giiteb. Stolen sr i
ben ienere lib fpmmet / betpbelie
@iGlo, % man bar beifplbt @ablitrom
for at bape SfDlben beriur. Oct ital
M bare Seniisten at ~aiitaffe Boarding
Stolen.-"4merita."
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01
airfelige @fterretninger
setorab arsss al ben fursneos

"v y"
airfe bauoe iorleoen llss fit bdluoarlige
gtsoe | 6esper, Soma. IA graiter
bar tifiteos. Ter Iomtaltes ont ben
inbre MiSiion iamt ON Meniabsoeus
@uostieneite. 2orbanoliussrne par
meset o~pbpsseIise. airten par iulb
bper Sag.
Senbag ben 21be Gebr. incoieoes
Mnbel Mengbeos npe airte al ben
iorenebe Sirtes 6ormauo SAT-. Sugme.
8ait. 81. Dlieu bplbt Broptetalen.
YaIt. u. Z. 8lDmbolm, Brett for
Spnooemenisbeoen peo &rairie 5arm,
Barron Co., isis, sr falbt til Suoiun,
@iscuniin.
Yait. u. Winne. 8ices 5ormanb
8isrns aapeaan, bar mUotaget aalo
til 9puisburs, Minn.
Srof. 8. Z. Dtterbpe UeO ct. Dial
College bar %reiisneret for at siue ben
fcreuebe 6irfeS 2larSmGoe Inleontn9
til at uGl9e noe 2Grere. 8i buaber,
ban bIiper g~jenpulst.
Den fpreneoe Girfes Nar8meoe
tommer til at bliue bolot enten / Wtins
neapolis eIer Ogiaa i 8awion, Minu.
Zen uorIfe SDnobe tauter o9iaa
paa at bps9e Ell Spiitole / Geo &iuer
Galen. Get blep nplig beIluttet paa ct
Neoe | @rUofitOn. Der u~eoiattes en-
aumite beitaaenbe al gaitorerue Sil~
men, 9ieu, 8aaler, 8gsb os SObnipn
iamt 96rr. anuO Spbeim us 9InOrep
Gifen.
Fep. M. WablitrDm, &rGiiOent for
@uItau aoOlpbus college / Ct. 4eter,
Op,,. e. - O(sn ~
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Yait. u. Minne. 8ices 5ormanb
8isrns aapeaan, bar mUotasst aalo
til 9puisbur9, Minn.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

gaIt. u. Z. glombolm, Brett for
Spnooemenisbeoen peo Irairie 6nrm,
Barron Co., isis, sr falbt til Suoiun,
@iscpnlin.
Decorah-posten., 1892-03-01

Senoa8 ben 21be Jebr. incoieoes
Mabel Mensbeos upe airte al ben
iurenebe Sirtes 6ormauO Salt. Supme.
Gaf. 81. Dlieu bplot gropRetalen.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-07-13

marched down the main street Of Home
stead. This was the first entry Of troops
on duty into the town. The sidewalks
were packed with citizens, mill hands,
strangers attracted to town by the un-
usual proceedings, and militiamen off
duty The soldiers were placed on duty
where the supplies were being unloaded.
The Council of the borough after discus
sing the situation adopted resolutions re-
questing the officers in charge of the State
troops to keep their men out of the saloons
of the town and thus prevent them from
becoming intoxicated and causing trouble.
The Council informed the officers that the
town is at peace and quiet, and when the
local authorities failed to preserve the
peace they would call upon the troops for
assistance. Until that time they asked
that the troops be kept out of the town for
the good of all concerned
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TROOPS ORDERED OUT.
Now on Their Way to tho Scene of the
Idaho Riots.

Now on Their Way to tho Scene of the
Idaho Riots.
WALLACE, Idaho, July 13.-It is now re-
ported that twenty non-union men were
killed in the explosion of the mill in the
Frisco mine in the Ceur d'Alene Monday
The renewal of the struggle between the
union miners and the mine owners of the
region has caused great excitement in
out the territory.
The Governor and the United States
Marshal at Boise City have been thor
oughly posted on the situation.
Gov. Willy became satisfied that it
would be impossible for the militia to deal
with a determined mob. He therefore
sent a message to President Harrison re-
questing that troops be sent to the scene of
the riots, and Government troops are now
on their way to the mines.
The Governor has also ordered the
militia companies at Weiser, at Moscow
and at Haily to hold themselves in readi-
ness to march.
The strike in the Coeur d. Alene began
about nine months ago and came to
head Monday, when the fight between the
union and non-union men occurred at the
Frisco and Gem mines, in the town of
Gem.
According to the only definite and con-
frmed report received from the scene six
men were killed and seven wounded during
the fight.
The union men have declared their inten-
tion to clear the region of nOn-union men.
The Coeur d'Alene strike started about
nine months ago, when the Mine Owners
Association organized to resist the de-
mands of the Miners Union. The wages
of miners and shovellers were reduced from
$3 so to So a day.
The streets are crowded with miners who
are determined to stand firm and further
trouble is expected.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-Senators Shoup
and Dubois of Idaho received the following
telegram last evening from Attorney Gen
eral George H. Roberts, dated Boise City:
Zone thousand armed miners have pos
session of Bunker Hill and Sullivan Nine
Inspector General Curtis, now at Wallace,
wires the Governor that full regiment Of
regulars will be required. In my opinion,
additional troops should be sent from
Walla Walla or Fort Spokane Heiburn
concurs in this. Cannot this at once be
donel The mob must be crushed by over
whelming force; we cannot retreat now.
Please explain situation to President.
Answer"
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1892-07-13
EDUCATORS AT SARATOGA,
Thousands Assemble to Hear President
Harrison's Address.

Harr1SOn'S Address.
SARATOGA, July 13.-Hundreds of educa-
tors arose early in the hope of seeing
President Harrison. The red and white
badges of the members of the National
Education Association were more preva-
lent than race track badges in August. AT
2 o'clock the President was ready to re-
ceive the officers of the association.
At7:45 o'clock the escort, consisting Of
the Saratoga citizens corps and delega-
tion from Post Wheeler, G. A. R., with
President Cook and the committee from
the association, arrived at the car, and in
few minutes the president appeared and
was greeted with applause. Seated in a
carriage he was driven to Congress Hall,
where he breakfasted with the officers of
the association. After breakfast he was
escorted to Congress Spring Park. There
5000 people had gathered
AS the President stepped upon the plat
form there was burst of applause, which
he acknowledged with bow.
President Cook of the National Educa-
tional Association welcomed the President
on behalf of the National Educational AS
sociation. In his address of welcome he
referred to the Importance of proper edu-
cation. Mr.. Cook then presented the Hon.
A. S. Draper, ex-State Superintendent of
Instruction of New York, who spoke more
fully on their high appreciation of the
recognition of the work of education by
the Chief Magistrate of the nation.
President Harrison replied to Mr..
Draper's welcome, and was greeted with q
hearty burst of applause.
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SILVER FIGHT TO-DAY
General Opinion That the Bill
Will Be Defeated.
BOTH FACTIONS FIRM, HOWEVER.

Uncertainty As to How the Republicans
VIII Vote-Depression Among Some Sill
yer Men on Account of the Decision to
Amend--Senator Stewards Views.
WASHINGTON, July 13.-The great sill
yer battle commences to-day, and both
factions are just as confident now as
ever. 1t is probable that the fate of the
Stewart free coinage bill will be settled by
tomorrow at the latest.
The advocates and opponents of the
measure have been laboring industriously
for their respective causes but the result
Of the fight is still problematical. The
action of Monday night caucus in de-
Gliding to amend the bill the silver men
claim, is favorable to them, as the amend
ments cure the defects upon which the
opposition Of certain members had been
based. This is not admitted by the anti
silver men, who claim that the men
who opposed the measure will continue to
do so on principle and not on technicali-
ties.
The probable attitude of the Republi-
cans has become an important factor in the
matter, and both factions have evinced a
great deal of anxiety upon this point.
1t was reported last evening that the
Republicans had a decided disposition to
join the antis and bury the bill at the first
opportunity. A greater unanimity exists
among them now, it is said, than when
the Bland bill was before the House.
The concensus Of opinion, owing to the
belief that the Republicans will oppose
the bill at all stages, is to the effect that
the measure will be defeated. The most
ardent silver men appear depressed by the
decision to amend the bill, for even in the
event of its passage in the House they
are aware that the Senate is dangerous
ground, and the course of the bill in that
body will be very uncertain.
"What do you think of the decision to
amend the Silver bill in the Housel" was
asked Senator Stewart last night.
at looks dark for the people," was his
response. "There is a movement looking
for the defeat of the bill. The men who
voted for it, know, say they are silver
men, but they are not its true friends. 1t
is ridiculous to say that the repeal of a
law vitiates a contract made under the
provisions OF that law. fear that we
/ shall see sad times unless the basis of our
! circulating medium is broadened and
that can only be done by making silver a
full money metal. The area of the gold
base is constantly decreasing, both rela-
lively and actually"