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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
LoNpoN,s LORD MAYOR.

The Lord Chancellor Receives Him in
the House of Lords.
LONDON, Oct. 24-According to custom
Baron Herschel, the lord chancellor, re-
ceived Stuart Knill, tine lord mayor OF
London, In the House of Lords to-day. Lord
Mayor Kuill was accompanied by Sheriff
Reynolds and other city officials. The lord
chancellor commented upon the fact that
the election Of Mr.. Knill had been receiv we'd
with determined hostility Ia certain quar-
ters owing 70 the creed In which he be-
lieved. The lord chancellor said that un-
doubtedly the times we're passed when it
was impossible for Catholic to hold office
without psltering with his religion. Hap
PLY, the battle Of religious liberty had been
fought and won and a mans creed was no
barrier 70 his civil rights and hanors.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25

The Peace Effective For the Next si,
Years to be 492,O68 Men.

The Peace Effective For the Next Sig
Years to be 492,O69 Men
BERLIN, Oct. 24.-Oficial details Of the
new army bill were published to-day. The
peace effective from Oct. 1, 1898 to March
81, 1899, is fixed at 492.O6s The service OF
the infantry Is generally reduced to two
years. The adoption of this measure Is
necessary because the former military pre-
ponderance Of Germany hos gone The
war strength Of France is placed
at 4,053.0O0 and of Russia
at 4, $50 900. When the reorganization I'M
der the bill is completed Germanys army
will have attained strength of 4,s0O, 600,
whereas France will not be able 10 exceed
her present strength. The bill retains the
power of the military authorities to keep
The men In the ranks until they have CONS
pleted their third year Of service. This will
be done as punishment for offenses under
the military CODE
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
OoUNTE2FRIr So BILLS.

A slip Up in Placing the signature
Which Exposes Them.
WASHINGTON, Oct 24.-The secret serv-
ice division has discovered a couuterfeit Of
the new issue of 81 silver certificates. series
1886, check letter B 22S5, W. s. Roseorans,
register; James W. Hyatt, treasurer. The
most marked difference between this note
and the genuine, and difference which
will result in the detection of the counter.
felt at glance. is that the upper loop of the
] in James In the signature James W
Hyatt points directly between the D @ after
Washington in the genuine, while in the
connterfeit it is about oDe-eighth Of an inch
to the left, or Immediately under the let
ter d.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
Cotton Traders Maat.

NEW YoRK, Oct. 24-New York traders
had a conference to-day In regard to the
cotton.contract question. Theannouncemeut
is officially made on the exchange here that
no change will be made as requested by
some OF the southern exchanges.
Much interest was taken in the statement
by Secretary Hester OF tile New Orleans
Cotton Exchange on the much discussed
question. A tslegraphic summary of tbs
statement has already been published, bui
fuller statement was not received unit
Saturday. The statement was regarded al
fully in accord with the New York position
on the matter and strengthens the local sem
timent against the change
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
QUAY OFF Foa NEW YORK.

He Will Remain Until After the Ulec-
ton and Help the Republicans.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Senator Quay
spent Sunday with his family, who are ei
his house here for the winter, and left this
morning for New York, where he is ex-
pected TO remain until after the election
exercising his peculiar skill as political
campaigner IN aid Of Chairman Carter.
OF course Senator Quay did not see Presi.
dent Harrison while here, but he did see a
personal representative OF the President,
and it was stated that in return for the as.
sistance Senator Quay is to give the national
committee the administration Is TO with.
draw all opposition to Senator Quay's re.
election, and In the event that President
Harrison succeeds recognize Senator Quay
in the dIstrihution OF patronage.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
RADICALS IN A SNAIL.
The Row Gives the Dem ocrats q Walk
nuar. in Wirrrifnia,a Eecnnd Diatrfct

The Row Gives the Dem Walk
over in Virginia's Second District.
NORFOLK, VA, Oct. A.-The committee
appointed by the Bowden and Peachy fac
tions, at the suggestion Of the republican
national committee to adjust the differences
here to-day. After taxing 100 ballots for the
selection off the odd man on the committee,
the committee adjourned late tonight with
out accomplishing anything, and addressed
a letter TO the national committee declaring
their inability TO adjust matters. The indi'
cations are that no agreement will be
reached, thus insuring the election OF Tyler
the democratio nominee for congress.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
Tor scratches and bruises the passengers in
the last two cars all escaped unhurt.
UTAFpHD non vurr3 I 1,-,,a

WIG A0'0S s"o cars al escaped uunurt.
JUMPED FOR THEIR LIVES.
AS the engines approached each other En-
gineer Bellig and Conductor GerlacheF OF
the coal train both jumped from the cab,
ana what injuries they sustained yysre re-
oeived IN failing. Gallagher, the fireman.
was coeling up at the time, and by some
miraculous circumstance saw the impepd-
ing danger in time to jump from the
tank. The only injury he sustained
was sprained wrist. No one was ON the
passenger engine but Engineer Fitch and
Fireman Welsh. They were given no
time TO think of their own safety
and were buried in the ruins. before
they knew what had happened
When the collision occurred Conductor
Hamilton was in the third passenger coach.
the one next 10 the Pullman. With a re-
markabla exhibition of GOODNESS he turned
his attention at once TO the dead and
wounded, and, collecting about him a staff
or helpers, be soon had the dead and
wounded out OF the wreck. The injured
were quickly taken away and soon u
row Of seven dead bodies yyas
laid out on the side of the
road, battered and torn almost hevond the
hope of recognition. Word was sent i'm
mediately in several directions for medical
aid and in a short time a staff OF physicians
was on hand looking after the injured who
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scene in smbulances. As soon as the
wounded had all been attended to, they
were removed in an ambulance, those who
could go home or come to the city going to
trains and the others to adjacent hospitals.
The dead were taken to the city police sta
tion at Manayunk.
Of the injured at the hospital all will re-
cover with the probable exception of En-
gineer Fitzpatrick and two passengers OF
the express, Mrs. Rhoades aud Gottsohalk
Fitzpatrick and Rhoades both have
fractured skulls and other minor injuries.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
FUSION In SOUTH DAKOTA.
One OF the Democratic Candidates for
Congress WiuhdraWs.

Congress Wirhdraws.
PIERRE, s. D.. Oct. 24.-The secretary Of
state received by mail to-day the resigna-
tion Of Chancey L. Wood of Rapid City. one
Of the regularly nominated dsmocratio
candidates for congress. This seems like an
indication Of fusion. AS today "a the last
day on which designations can be received
il is anticipated that there will be several
more designations on the state ticket. Last
week the democratic and peoples central
committees nesting at Huron adjourned
and nothing could be learned as to what had
bean done. MIR. Woods resignation, coming
now, is taken 70 indicate that the state
ticket will be about evenly divided between
the two parties.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
BLAINE IN WASHINGTON.
He May Write Another Historical
Book-Plans for the Winter.

Ee May Write Another Historical
Book-Plans for the Winter.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 24.-Ex-Secretary
Blaine returned to the red house on Lafay-
cite square to-day accompanied by Mrs.
Blaine and Miss Hattie Blaine. No an-
nouncement OF his coming had been made.
and he was not met by tho crowd which
filled the station to see how he looked when
he returned last year; ia fact, his brother
Robert. who is employed In the agricultural
department, was almost the only person al
the station to welcome him besides his
coaohmau with the carriage. Il was re-
marked that both he and Mrs. Blaine looked
better than when they went away, after the
dramatic resignation ia June.
SYMPATHY FOR HARRISON.
Mr.. Bleine's frat inquiry on his arriva
was as 10 the condition OF Mrs. Harrison
He followed it up after he bad gotten home
by going personally to the white house for
the first time since he resigned to ask about
Mrs Harrison and leave bis sympathy foH
President Harrison. Mr.. Blaine feels deeply
the domestic Affections which have fallen iu
unprecedented numbers and severity on this
administration, especially in the households
of President Harrison, Secretary Tracy,
Secretary Window and himself. Mr.. Blaine
sayB that he proposes to remain here until
spring, although he may take a trip to some
warmer climate. He proposes to write and
speak no more in the campaign, claiming
that he has contributed more than his share.
The Blaines will OF course, take no part In
society this winter. Mr.. Blaine contem-
plates, 1t is stated, writing another histori-
cal work
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
Carmaux's Strikers.

PARIS. Oct. 24.--The striking miners at
Carmaux held a meeting yesterday at which
Deputy Duequsrry presided. A resolution
was unanimously adopted declaring that
the men would remain on the defensive and
continue the strike. Several anarchists ar
rived at Carmaux yesterday. Their object
is to conduct an agitation in favor Of pro-
longing the crisis.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
Purchaaes OF silver.

WASHINGTON, Dot. 24.--Silver aggregnt-
ing 1,220,000 ounces was offered for sale to
the treasury department to-day. aud OF this
amount $4,000 ounces were purchased at
.s625l. $3.50 couts.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25
Bakers Assign.

NORFOLK, VA, Oct. 24--James Reid 3
Son, bakers, have assigned. Their pra
ferred creditors amount to $4,000.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-25

II it we're possible to add to the gravity Of
the situation and to stimulate the sgonized
apprehension of the sorrowipg family gath
ered about the scarcely animated form of
The beloved wife aud mother, those results
were attained when DIR. Gardner, after mar
toWly examining the countenance and feels
ttng the pulse OF the dying woman, sorrow-
iuuy announced that all anticipstious
justified the belief that she could not survive
more than half an hour. This was at 12:45
o'clock. Minutes passed with frightful
tspldity and the half hour passed. The
almost pulseless form, however,
Oh sun retained the sacred spark.
Inc resistance offered by the constitution of
tne patient was marvellous and surprising
70 The physician and all at the bedside
mere was no struggle, no exhibition of
pain, but a simple passive resistance that
was battling in its quiet intensity. In few
minutes DR.. Gardner again felt the wrists.
biood crept through the contracting arte-
res, but o, how slowly. lie shook his head
and said that brief fifteen minutes must
surely finish the struggle. The agitation Of
tne family could no longer be controlled,
and realizing bis utter helplessness TO longer
cope with his formidable foe, and from con-
Iteration for the sacredness of such grief
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

antagne &eiolutioner betoner fnrft
bet Broritab3forbolb, Der Ful6e uez
re mellem % o9 bore Maboer norbert
for 2inien. Sc for!an9er 8ortta9elz
ie al be unBbpenbige Stranfer for
9anoelen, iom beitaar mellem @anaz
oa % Torenebe Gtater. Sc ubtaler
Dnlfe ON billi9 Eronsport ueo uo<
bebring af &onopeien til 9ltlanterbas
bet. Sc prott Iterer mob sSnbfrenf=
t,inaer af Sernbaneforbinoelien mel
lem 2anoene. Sc bifaloer os OPP
muntrer 8eitrebelierne efter at aabs
ne 6ubIon 8ab -&uten. 9ette er
sSor(aneenber, iom bet tanabiRe o9
bet omeritan1fe 9eoropefen fan enes
ON, Iom be maa uof6re TauesRob,
og iom oil pere til besses Soroel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07
Jnblanbet.

@au Claire. @is., Site 2(ueuf.
9&els Sole, ben Manb, iom blep
Fuot paa @aoen nplia al Sn9oalo
Olion, ben Is War samle @topuoier,
oebe imorses paa 9ofpitalet. Olion
arrefereoes isien iaaaraftes. 9an
fi9e:, bet 1teoe al @anuare, os at ban
Fipo mob en- &e9.
= &ineierue BET Staten iom an.
oetiteos / 2anoet ertlerer. at be
lite oi( resiitrere % laoe fig foto.
9rafere, iom ben npe Nnti:&ireier<
lou paabpoer. Sc pi( lite bebano.
les, iom &peseiere bebanoler fine
&reaturer, naar be brenbemerter
benz. Sesuoen bar &iueierne en-
@tret for at labe fig fotosrafere; be
tror, at enbuer Misbanoliug. iom
&ortretterue faar, oil be 1elp faa.
Wean frDater for, at Nutboriteterne
pil faa Euiinber al @inefere at ienbe
til Selma efter lite Wai, ba ben npe
Sou paabpoer, at alle &ineiere, iom
inben ben Eio life bar @ertifcat,
ital uo af 2anoet. (v@aib. Soften. ~
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

@bamberlaiu, g. s., 2oen Sept.
BiQebbusaer &iorban al 9eaotpooo
faar MI 8eigsere tultnopis fra 8lad
9iQS. San arbeiber nemlis nu paa
en- Statue at ben berpmte gfeoetiemz
per Sobn @ul1ipan fulo 6tbrrelle
os / fjempenbe @tillins. Sen ro<
bus9es / @anolten. @n flor Menss
be al Mr. &iorbans Mrbeioer pil BIZ
be uoitiQet @po=Dafotas Nfoelina
paa &eroensuoitiaiugen. Som be-
tienot bor ban ferois en- 8iQebfptte
al Minnebaba, en- Yi9e al Siour<
Snbianerne, buis 9iitorie er me9et
romantif. Minnebabas Statue ffal
bliue uotiQet &pinbernes Mfbe(iu9
paa &erbensuoi itillinsen.
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Suo=Dafota.

S. 8. 2ittle, &uestpuenes &onge,
itob for &etten Deabmooo forleoen
Sag og bleo opmt til to Glars @trai>
arbeioe / Statsfenqilet / Siour
Salts. San bapoe paa tort Tio
itiaalet 1000 @reature, iom Fan bap>
be afltibet til Diten.
Deaomooo, 3bie Sept. Cruz
berne I 9eao>pooo afltibeoe ioos
100000 @ulobuuion til Mpnten.
9ette &elpb ct uobpttet of to nsers
Nrbeioe. Meboelel1en ON Opoagel=
len al ben bergmte ,2of Cabin
Mine" 1pnes at baoe no9en @runo
for fig. Billiam DAMP, en- Snlpet>
tpr, paaitaar at babe sienopooset
oenne berpmte CRUDE, buorom laa
meget romantilt er freuet. 9anp
fom til 8Deu isoaraftes. o9 for at be-
piie @anobeoen al iin Baaitanb frem>
piite ban ior Eulinber al Dollars /
@ulbfpp os en- Man9oe mertuerois
rig @rts. 6an forteller en- roman
till 5iitorie ON, at ban bar funbet ct
&erelie uobusset Tieloet ben ueitz
lise 9el af Blad 6i(ls. Suoe / oet>
te garelie fanot ban ct @telet af ct
Meuneite O9 $25. 900 Cub. 9ans
9iforie bar braset ct fort Nnta(
@ulbip9ere affeo.
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&binelanoer, @is., 2oen Setpt.
Irbeioerleoer &. gS. &eefe autom
fra Wiblano isaaraftes os blep mpot
paa @tationen al 9unoreber al
@treitere meo ct Mu6ttorps Spio>
len. 9erfra mar1@ereoe man til
Operabulet, buor 0'&eefe talte.
San iosoe, at intet funoe sipres, fpr
@treiterue uar orsaniiereoe. 5lere
9aler bolotes, os Mpoet abiournere=
be SCI. 8 ioasmorses.
unoer Mpoet imorses orsantiereoe
0'&eefe en- 8ran@e af rEbe Nmert=
can 5eoeratipn Of 2abor" meo om=
firing 500 Meblemmer. &eo Mp>
bet ioo9 feoe bet fgrlte &ruo / Bru9s,
eiernes &etter. g8iu Bro&pn of
Bro>pn & &obbins benpenote fig til
Streiterne % iasoe, at ban. uiloe
iette fit 8rus isans imorsen efter
10<Gimers.@pitemet. 8ans l1ota=
lelier blep biliet meb beseiitrebe
9urraraab, os ban er ioas ben meit
popul9re Mano blanbt Mrbeiberne /
belle Bpen.
Separates reilte &ebb 8rp&pn,
Sobn 8arnes % q. SO. MilIarb til
Mabiion for at faa Militeret uo,
men bet anta9es alminoeli9, at be
lite pil tunne faa @upernpr 9Sed til
at falbe ub Militeret. 8rotpn
y &obbins 9anolins bar berppet
be andre 8ru9seiere Mobet, pg bet
antages, at Streiten pil blipe al.
9iort Nanoas til Mrbeibernes s5or=
bel.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

Sra 8albin9ton meooeles, at ben
/ 1890 neo]atte @euertommislion ct
fommet til bet &elultat, at bet beblte
@eoer / @eroen er ben @ras.sybrsen=
ienlfe MosaiinriFe, os at bette
@eper bpr inbfpres ben ameritanlte
Nrme. @eparet er opfunoet al &apz
tein &rag, Direttpr for Statens
@aabenfabrit paa &on9sber9, % en-
oanf officer Sprsenien bar peret
meo at forbeore bet. Set uomerfer
fig peb en- me9et 1iben &aliber, m.
m. Som 6plse beraf os al ben
traftise 2aonin9 os bet mantlebe
&roiettil bar @eperet en- operorbentz
lts itor 3reffitterbeo paa lanse Mf=
itanoe, os besuben er bet bet met burr
ttsifDbenoe @epar. man bar. 9eaa bet
fanoiuauilfe Stptterfepne peo &ri=
itiania beobebe ben &ros=S =Sprsenlen=
tie Masaiinrif1e fin Dperlesenbeo
pner Sarmannseperet, Tom bruees af
Morbmenbene. Danlterne, iom bar
foripnet meo bet npe @euer, figb
operoroentlis soot fornemmelis paa
lang Mffanb. Sen nmerifanffe Sc
barfommisfions Beflutnins bil brine
se @eperet SIP os sipre bets Dp>
ftnoere til rtge % berpmte Menb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

Sra Banama meooeleS, at ben a}ia<
tiIfe &olera er fon,met til 8ene=
5uela. Sen lansoarise Borserfrig
bor meofgrt, at be iauitere 5or=
bolosre9ler forlpmmes, o9 baarli9t
&ano tilli9emeo flor Man9el paa
pasienoe Spoe itoffer @Dsoommen
en lettere sSnosans / 2anoet. Sen
guile 6eber er o9laa epioemif / @ene=
5uela fornemmeli9 blanot Solooter>
ne baaoe &e9ieringens 9er % /
@respos, 2eberen at Sprgret.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

Walbtu9ton LITE Sept. Brefi.
bent 8arrilon Tom iii @a1bin9ton
tmoraes og fidrte li9e til &esierines'
bp9ninsen. Brefoentens uuentebe
Iufomit til Qopebitaoen Fplbtes ale.
ne bans 0nlfe ON at fonferere meo
Meolemmerne af fit &abinet, ON
boab Der pioere fuloe 9i9res forat
forbinore'' &olera mob at TONNE inb
2anoet. Ser CT MI lite andre Mebz
lemmer al Robiuettet / 9opeoitaben
eno @efreter Softer os Nttornep Sc
neral MiQer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

S &o6s 2aboratorium BAT man
unoer Torip9ene paa at ftnbe en-
&afcine mob &olera opnaaet forbau=
Ienoe &eiultater, beber bet. &atci=
men beitaar Of tuniti9t oprfeoe Sole
rabaciqer, iom efter en- bpi Opparm<
ming &aluelpmfe inoiprpites / Mar=
1pin. Meoens upatcinereoe foleraz
imitte6e Mariuin burti9 bpbe, lepebe
a1e oafcinereoe efter en- SEATS Slbe=
befnbenbe. Man bar enonu lite
9iort Gorl69 meb Mennefer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

9e fanoinapife @miaranter bebg=
Der lite at li99e &uarantene. Stem
Oort 2oen Sept. 9ampfibet 49,
Lamb" anfom imorse& meb So &abpts=
og SIT Defspa5ia9erer. Mtle Dets=
pasia9erer er @fanbinaper oq ct
merfueroi9 rene o9 iunbe Solt.
rSslanb" oil bliue ttQaot at paslere
&uarautanen Sormiooag. &asia<
sererne paa be andre @misrantitibe
maa giennemsaa en- srunois @alfnine
og Desinfection, fer be faar 2oo til
at pasiere.
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uoIattoet.

&ifop 5taar / Tromsp lfal al
&esierinsen pere ubleet til Biitop /
ErOnbbiem, meobeler De fioit antomz
ne Morsesapiler.
= ct. getersburs 3bie Sept.
Nntallet of Dpbsfalo / bet rusfae
&ise op til 22oe Nug. al ben M op>
treoenoe &oleraepioemte rapporteres
nu til 107,647. Beioltninsen ct ooer
100,00o,000.
= Berlin 3oie Sept. 2e9erne
&o@ os &otb bar funbet uo, at Dps
rinbelen til &oleraepibemien / 9am>
burg frioer fig fra en- rusif @mt=
9rantleir. Sra benne er 11rent &ano
fommet uo @lben / 9earbeoen al
@amburss &anbpert. Sen feiierz
li9e Sunobeostommisii bat anta9et
benne &apport.
= Sra @amburs notwithstanding
at &oleraepioemien ipnes at babe
aftaset | BDenS Sorfeber men tiltaz
ger / Mibten al 8Den. Ser li9se1
flere 9unorebe Sig, iom oenter paa
at bliue besrapne. @n Storm al
fpbpet raier Bpen. @trpmme al
@esn talber. @n uitprlis sob for.
1amlebes ioas tpran 8olitimeitere
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&1T>@rc>trio1ter

9tnr9e, Sverige. 9a,tntarf
bil / 9igbeb me6 foregaaen6e Nar blibe
afbolote fra @lutningen ai September
til 8egDnSelien af December. Ser
bliber ct ganite aoot Nar paa SC fleite
Ste0cr gfor0beiten og oct Ct ltoiigt
I'll, at ct itort Mntal 9anoSmGn6 pil
benptte Jig af Sc biQi9e Grcuriionspri>
ier. &i 0niter at b0re en Stan0 /
Torpeieu fra aQe, iom bil pdrc n1eo,
iaa III bliper iitano til at ifaffe Sc billig=
ie Yriler lant oe beoite 8efpen1nelig'
beoer paa Sernb anernc % 9anlpiti=
bene. 9igeleSes 0niter III at b0re fra
6em, lom benter at faa &eiIefolge lneo
tilba9e til &aaren. SSpr alle bioere
Oplpsnirser itriu oirette til
A. E. JOHNSON 4 CO,
Land and Emigration Agents,
Cor. 5rd &Sibley St., ST, PAUL, ,MINN.
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MirneSota.

&eomooo Sails 2oen Sept. Mu,
tboriteterne u1oerlD9er fremoeles ben
9aaoefuloe Torioinoen al 6ans Nnz
oerion, boi8 Sig npli9 fanotes / en-
Slough, boor bet bapoe lisset / ier
uyer. Set onta9es, at ban bar be-
saaet Selomoro unber ct 2lnialo af
temporert &anpto. 9an leo haarot
al lesemlis @p9oom.
= st @rempel paa, at &ierlisbeo
Tan penoe fig til SAB. fom for 2plet
ionsoass. @mma @unberlon en Sic.
neitepise bo5 &eu. u. $. 9ei@ol1s,
Minneapolis, ino|anot fig isaar /
neutrality-suspicious. @ontor for at uoz
ta9e Irreitorore mob Nlbert Baro,
en- Sernbanemanb, for at baue truet
benoe paa 2iuet. 9un flyer, at bun
f6r vbolot @elfab" meo ggaro, men
baooe nu faftet fin &ierlisbeo paa en-
anoen. 8aro bleu ralenoe oeroper
og bar belle CONNER truet meo at
bile orebe beuoe. buis bun lite OPP
gap ben anoen. @pnba9 often banz
teoe ban paa @op. 3. Nrtens SCR,
ioet ban tos fell af 9ulet, emma
boebe / bet nete. o9 unoerrettebe
Nrteq ON, at ban uilbe ltpoe emma.
@un fanot, at bette git for uiot os
beIutteoe oerfor at faa bam arreite.
ret. @aro bor paa 9iprnet al Ste
Mue. Morb o9 @albtnston.
(n9eimoal.")
- @n uns @pn al Sens &eterion
/ geortbftelo bleu ipenot libel al en-
@eit forleoeu.
= Sra @root}ton mebbeles 2pr=
bag, at @uuernpr Merriam o9 ct Nn=
tai &ammerater par paa Sa9t eiter
9@noer os &reriebpus ben norolise
Sci al Solt @ountp. Wan9e Sese=
re fra 9iteu par oslaa antomne.
- @nonu bar man life funoet
8otbeims Moroere, men bet bat
peret melot, at man bar ueret paa
@por efter benz. Sc anta9es at bape
Fp9tet noroouer mob Manitoba.
@n 9apio Ebomas. ion formobes
at baue oaret belastis / Moroet,
ital baue orutnet fig i &eo &iuer
melem @innipe9 o9 @renoien.
- @n &ise peb gtapn Miis geel>
ion / @ranb SORTS bleu anfalot Of en-
gee9er, ba bun git biem fra tit Nrbei*
be forleoen. Set par sanFe mprtt,
men 2pn9limtene tunbe bun ie, at
Manoen par en- 9te9er, o9 at ban
ioinseoe en- &niu, bpormeo ban true:
be at orete benoe. 6un fres af olle
&refter, o9 en- &olitimanb fom til,
men oa baube @turten fieruet fig
meo benoes 8ensepuaa. @n Mano
er ienere arreferet os sienfienbt al
Mils Mel1on 1om ben, Der antalot
henbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

Demofraterne / fbrfte &ongresbi=
iritt bar siennomineret &on9res=
mano 9arrie8. @ans Mobtanbibat
ct &epublitaneren Eotpnep fra @i=
mona.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

Sfplge telegram fra &riitiauia
bar Song Oscar uonepnt forbenpe=
renoe @tatSmtniiter Gram til Mebz
lem al ben internationale &olbeifts=
ret, iom ital opmme / Tpiiten mellem
5oreneoe @tater og @n9lanb ON
@9lfan9fen / 8erin0sbapet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

GLENDALE, SC. s., Ste Sept. 9beoz
bore Sobnion fiprte ct 9almles
igaarattes os falot neo af 9esiet,
bporpeo ban iprenste ct 8lobfar.
@an lepebe 20 Minutter.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

Berlin 2oen Sept. Sunobebstom<
misiioneus Statiitit for isaar uiier,
at ber 9ambury bar 628 nDe Eils
feloe % 116 9gb8falb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-07

&ou9resmano ytels IS. @au9en
fra 8isconiin er al &epublitanerne
/ tit 9iitrift 9ieunomineret til &on>
Qres1en.