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Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
i8oe aaraaa,

Ia Der imolober iaa mo-.
SorcipsrsHer ON ssin,s''
SofcnD Cos aeras.sonas
! Somntierme ar6er
SaDtor I oct noroGos
Scras,
&c oerom advertisements / "2,,,,,e
Soften" for ben iiOite uge i qe,,ns,,
paa iibite 5ioe) anmu0sr lea s.,.,,
stae, Der pnifer uiOere Spl9snino,r
at benpenoe fig til llnoerteenebs ;,.,,
be fan faa llnoerretnins ON aGim,,,.
eunOets SeItafenbeO, eumO5eosalao,'
ben, auliils, gefoltnins, iamt p,,,,u
anben 8elfeo ON naunte Gonnti,r
bet nprblise Seras. &linntrt ,r ~,
get illnot, % Der er life Malori,
9anoet li99er bDiere END goIor;'
Granieu. llnbertesnebe fisnber fl a.,
norolise 1eras os bar ielp gjennemr,ia
belle @idita golpnp Cos Qorh =,
ban fan siue ale nsbpenoioe 0pln,,
ninger.
sfriu til llnberteane0e, ilte0et for +,
aompaniet, ON 9anoet pIp. Ga ON ~,
bre Steber / BET norolioe 9er,.
(1eras er mutt, p9 lan8t Itsrre srS
Sowa). Sfrip fulpitenoigt ON o( b.r
Seiteb, Der gnites, % itrip Ceres g}osr
os Gbresie iaa tpoeli9t Tom mugit
Sp9ip oeo builfen Sernbanes Qinis 3,
Dor.
Spis ipeciel ~ifreoeu lln6crretrir,
bnltes, ps bborlebes free tickets f,r
erbolbes puer @i9ita Sauep 81. y. ~,
De itulbe snIfe at reiie, oip., in0lro 5,
altip Stamp.
Den @tanb, Der bar 0peropipnet neS
@i6ita Colony Cos 2ano, Dor / 7ur,
See, 9cras, men fOrItaar intct aaNg
Spros euo Gn9ellf; oerior itrip til llp
oerte8neoe.
Ntin gore8i e er:
=. 6. Glen,
SadiOn 3mct;on.
@innciDcif Gou4tn, 2gg,.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
crerttnet.

20 Sanbelsreiienoe, 8ennerne Y. %
g., bar iorteocn iammen paa ajsbens
hauns 9iuoli. u. ifuloe reiie ben nrlte
Dsor9en ST. 6, os Der bar lloen uoi9t
til, at De TO 8enner piloe fonine til at
ie ~6itanocn for bet 5erite. Man tan
let iatte, at be ieireoe Gfifeben, os at
BET blep langt ouer Mionat, inoen De
iurluo ginfiGloerels for at besiue fig til
oeres falles Sotel.
ga be bar peo at iise @oonat til bins
anben, taiteoe 9. ct 8lit paa llbret.
"6alutre".
Sa / en- orilenbe Zone tilIsieoe ban
"8et gjsr mig onot, samle Ben, ON
ct 8ar Elmer maa on Stsulerrc iglen ;
jeg fan beloi9pis fore, iaa lan9e je9
bin.
q. iparebe life, men / tit itiae Sino
tGnfte ban: "9et ifal bliue 9e9n!"
Den naIte Mor9en ST. 5 bleo u.
paftet. Saa mart ban bapoe fact De
npbuenbi9ite &leoninsstptfer paa, git
ban oper @ansen os bunoreoe lss paa
8.'s 3pr.
"!Spem ber?~ ipur9te Ell arri9 os
ip~pnorutfen Stemme.
~Sarbereren", iuareoe q. nteo 0 rlttlt
&pa.
Seq ital life barberes".
q. gif ooer i fit eset SGrelie pg fort
latte tit Soilette. Sa ban bar faroig,
gap ban fig i9jen al aae areIter til at
bunbre paa S.'s 9gr.
"9et er Sarbereren, Der penter,
0erre".
"Gna til Slufsbjers", 100 BET inbes
fra, "fommer 9e treble Sang isjcn %
i%orItprrer mig, faar De Sanofaoet
SOpeoet".
Smiolertib bar N.'s 9roifc fpmnen,
% ban fjgrte aiiteo til 9annpItibet
Mten peb Den iorite Barber, ban ton,
iorbi, foo ban anifcn bploe.
"9(u, ipriu9 ino til ben Barber, Stuff,
og FAB BAN itray fomme ben paa 9. &c.
0otel, &nrelie 9tr. II, % barbere Ell
6crrc. Mten ian ma bante ba0rbt
paa. 6crren CT t%ut9b6rt".
6aa Wtiuuter eIter ItOo Bar6ererel
mco fine gtpparater uloer Irnlen uoelt.
Ipr 8.'s DIR % ouubrer pnn.
"Nuem oer?"
"8arberercn".
famine gtu 9if 8srcn Op, 9. / By.
bette gtc9ligc bite li8 paa SGrItelen,
SaNnben bptOt ban ct fort fDlot &anb,
fao, ipm Sarbercrcn fit / Sppebet. 9er
nlptfslige StjGsifraber ialDt pnlfllo Al
6orifrnffelie, raabenoe paa Suerialo %
&oIiti. Serten % Sppartere itrgnt
meoe til.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Gn proTtabci 6nne.

Gn g8. ifriuer fra Broofin98 &c.,
g. Gaf.; s Soften" 90. % lGite je9
Ell grtifet Din eli Some / 9titbea 60,
iom io!3tc9G5 al 1870 bons ior Sl222O
% &glin3er ior Sl5.82, % Der ipgr9eS,
ON 9Io9cn fan maale Jig meo benOe i
Seuie.Nifarer, men je9 fjetocr Ell
WanO i 8rpotiu93 So, iom gaOoc Blot
Ell Sdne, % fan ipiitc 3 gG9 buer Dag
% iOl9te 3 Guiiu bUer llJe. &an
gtogen 9jpre Oct beore, iaa 9jDr ian
Oct gpot.
Oct Itlllbe unre 9Opt at uioe, bpilteI
"Gace", De !0pn8 tilborte.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
0ecprab pg Smeslt.
On ifrntfeIia Tpe
Sen 15oc 5cbruar. 1892.

fauotl eu mtg Gu9eiltnano Grnli
9imm iOrriae Senoa9 aIten, eiierai
bnue Iiot ifruttelis / ct Gar Tiger. 9an
bapoe nemIig Oa prret / DEBORAH %
ta8ct til iig for me9st al bet St1rte.
@eb 8oabBuiet paa Den iarIi8e Sci
Iangs Glpen bar bet uopuer Str1nten
meo bans SlGoe; ban bieo aolttll9
iorilaaet % fom enoeli9 bjcm til ben
@ianc, hos bpcm ban nrbeiceoe, men
aIoeles ltamiro8ieu, bnaoe inbs o9 no.
urHoig. Get fuube life bore 5anfe ON
at ircIir bans Sin, % enoell9 l%orleIte
0pOcn BAN for bans 2toelier. ollie
bans SlGotninse Dor / England.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Get or nemlig befjenot, at oerre ulrteoe
mesct for giRrinssueiencs Sptomlt
9nnoet, % oennc bans Sirtlombeo riso
Ell ~eneitaaenbe Qnerfienbelie al ben Hes
9iering, ipm netop ioriilgte BAN Tor
bans reli9,Sie girfiombeo, ioet ban
ncmlig unber arigen i 1909 blep tn9et
no al @aretagtsiangilet, DuOri ban
oeneang iao, for at oprctte S%altto9erier
Here Steoer pna @%eitIanoet. Eroolt
6auses gtatir oite fig allereoe perl, at
ban orep 9uroe G%rRitesaaro lont ct
rent MBnterbrus. Men aom'nlli'et
~upoasebe osiaa mart benne bans prat'
tiife 9pstisbeb os sjOrOe fig ben nDttl9,
tiltrpos for, at Der netop blanot bans
reli9isie 9enner bar Ell Sci 5oroort
MOB at treffe Gr9l item IND perosll9e
Eager. Eli benne 5oropm tog ban
iom %iornuitis os iampitti91cbsiulo
9rait usiaa iaame9et SeniDn, at ban
itnoig iatte fig imob at blipe inopal9i
i 5ormanbIfabet. 9erimoo bar ban
fra 1868 paa ct 8ar forte 5ibsrnm
nGr itaois Mteolem al &eprelentants
ifabet, ps bar / oenne gio anertlenoi
iom Ell al ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS WTup.
Der iinoes bsrfor life i Sgen ell 6pr.
anitaltnins, iom er %truffet til Spens
gel, rtOen at ben / Yrouit Sau9c bar
bapt ell fog ps op9tig 6orfjGmper
men ipecielt maa i~rembGpes bans Gr.
beioe paa 5plfeItolens Smraabe, buor.
uso oenne blep beoet fra Ell 3illtano,
Der laa mellem 5aroelig9eo % Sum.
merlisbeb, til en- 6pioe, Der tlnoe maalt
Jig meb bpiltenicmbslit Sp i bele aans
bet.
S 1865 bar Salse Stort6inssmanr
/ Sfiens 3D., / 1868 blep ban palgt I'll
&ropit / BET netop oa Upretteoe SfienI
Eroulti, ps / 1875 bleu ban uonaunt ii
Riboer at ct. Slaf for fprtienitiull
Gmbebsuirflombeo.
!Sauge baobe alle fine Gage bapt e
fraiti9t 9e9emc til Ell flar, lDs % irei
big ganb. s Ben iibite 9Ib bc9prbt
imiolertib Iarene at tage paa BAN, iat
ban montt: boloe GerioneltapeQnn, 0!
BET Iiolte IarstiO mao Fan ii9e5 at bau.
i~trantet. 3iltrpos for BANS bpie Nloe'
fom BET bog uperraitcnoe ouer 8yen, 81
bet ipurgtes, at ban i Sulen par iarli!
ips, o9 Sn9en pilbe ri9ti9 tro, bet ua.
a(porli9t fpr / DC Iioitc Gage. Otter
rctningen on bans 9Db pafte ell SepR
sclie i gper, itprre eao np9cu Mtaub.
8pb bar uaft paa mango Oar.
8roolt San9e bar gift meo 9atter a
SusneprGit Gabriel ajeIlano til 2Du9
bal, Gabrielle Gaspara Si8ismunoI
&jelanb. San eIterlaber Ell tulri.
Sprneilof bpprai bog Sngen CT / be-
~ufOriprgeoe aloer. Sans albIte Gun
Sans Nielien Sause, er Spsneprait
Brepia.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

6bineIerne bare man9e for ps beIpns
berltge Stlffe. Saaleoes CT set blanot
Dem meset almlnoeli9t, at en- Spn iur.
erer i'm 6aoer paa bans 6Doielsbas Ell
Si8tiite; bette aniee8 iom ct iGroeles
9cgn paa ipnlig ajrrlisbeO, ug 5aberer
ppItiQer ben / Siliets beOite &nrelie
ban 6enptter ben ipm 6jemmeiteo for
fine alaber eller p~pbeuarer beri Den
renieoe &is, Der uo9isr 5amiliens pas
ientligc NGrinssmiooel, inbtil ban uet
i'm Sro ielu lGg9es beri for at besraues.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
ira Notel 1caonc.

Scr. 6. M. &eeo, Gier al Sutel Del
lone ! Omaha, ct al be peneite % melt
moberne Spteaer ! Better, tiger ON
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy: Ii
bar brnst bet i Dor 5amilie i Narepis
meo DC meit tilirebsitilenSe Ieiultater.
iiar for bore Ssrn for 5Ortjplelie 90
S%trubebolte. Oct tan itules paa; Des.
foruoen er bet bebaselist at tase ps III.
mes lille at inoebolbe GbluroiOrm eler
DC plieastise S~eitanppele, iom finoes i
mango Spitemeoiciner. rs Gents, so
Gents % 81 pr. SLATE. 9ilialas hos
ale Srnssiiter. t1eb.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Sala % &iob

al 6nrm @ienbom or ioregaaet neoe
/ 1iabiion 3Ownibip, ioet Ioaei Gns
cerieu Stab bar iplgt fine 100 acres
til Spren 6onien Gngcn for $24 pr.
NCre, oltiaa $3.50, oa oerpaa tlpbt
ben itprc 8afer 6arm GAO Gcres) peo
8io9eiulD 9loao eiter $50 pr. acre,
nItina 81, 200
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Slauscns Cans for IiuIif. Z Sta.

Siangcns Cans for Muiif. s Sta.
lien ler man nnoertioeu tn~terlisucuoe
@ienneIter itaa miot oppe / Ell S~teurgie
% plpItre meo Mnnoen paa en- cienoum.
meli9 Bis. 9erueo ~iremtptfes Ben enc
brp9coe Slange eIter ben anoen. &c
lr9ger ii9 runbt S%tenreien, ier runot
pmtrlng ilg meo lime iuntlenbe Zine o.
lDnes meo Senrptfelie at lptte til 90
nerne. De ier no til al pare aloeles
betaanc al Muiiteus Ntost; tbi be
laoer lig noen pibere iange % Hoppe
! en- SRf. 3e i9l9es til Eager oa
apotBetere.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
sirfcSam9cr= 90 SfpielGrers
ppIt lcoia.

g>oit. 5jcIbls aaIo / @aIib 60, q.
ouitcs en- Heligtonsl9rer, ipm er ole.
it @~dng-beIit gn, Der o9iaa fluoe unbers
Eet Guaclit 8 Waaueoers Stple ON aas
ga Spn IS q 80 Collars pr. Waaueo.
s,irseiauaertnotpgten 80 9pn. ON garet
ant Ciier peo De Itore Spiti6er. 6pr ben
tH9tiitc Sfole betales Der 35 q 40 3pu. pr.
4taaneo. %ginipgninger !eoinset al Siones.
tnro pm 2ngti9beo (ogiaa / San9) % ON
moraiit &anoei ieuoes til Bait. 5lelbu.
4arf Hiper, q. TAT.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Bore Eiger. 5rien: "Si Ifal bare
np9le iremmeoe Serrer til 5be iaIten,
% ies pnifer berfor, on flor bia liot
pent, iprat on fan parte op peo Dor,
bet"
9isen: "Gr bet 9iite eller u9lfte Scr.
rer, iom fommer?"
6rnen: "5oprior ipgr bu berpm?"
Tisen: so, for bet piloe 10 bare
bore Siosipilbe, ON jes flabte mia peni
paa, pg Der iaa font bare 9iite Serrer."
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
@ohc ipfser eitcr ga Grippe,

Manse Gerioner, iOm er biepne friite
isjen al Ga Grippe PLACES al en- peObul.
benoe Spite. Chamberlains Cough
Remedy pil burtis losne SOFTEN, oiue
eunserne sinbrins % / meoet fort lib
bepirtc Ell permanent Sur. rs pa so
Gents pr. SLATE. 5ilialss hos aQe
Erussilter. (5e6.)
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

To obtain an education is the surest way
to success. Before deciding where to go,
please examine the advantages offered by
the Stoughton Academy and Business In
stitute, S~toughton, Wis. Spring Term
opens March %. Students can come at
any time.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Tarm ttIiaIdS.

40 acres uomGrtet Garmlanb, 2s Icres In.
Der &lo9. ~ Ncres rleo llngitop, 8 NRil be.
iiertpr MABEL ! Gtamore Gpuntn, Minn.
S~adntugsbus, uobuie % ilomGrfet Spring
pano. SCR itprn1ere Splpsuin9er beupenoer
man lis tniinotltg eler itriftlig til Salppr
Spfyion, Mabel, 6illniore Co., Miin. 242
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
@neStjeneicr.
ea,,aa ~SsraaeHma.

q 7ccctoh aReuisbtbSiirie al 1o1f. ErG'
oitcu pfo Ealt. @urinl ann.
S~gnoaeSltcic MI II.
The Christian Endeavor Society heoft
EbnrSoae gtiten 81 ~.
apinpeipreuuaeu mBocr 1borSoa9 el'tr'
mioooa hos @rS q Annnoieit
arc0Smeoe AeSpcr beapnoer tetltiom.
mcnee 5borsoaa 5ormieeaa 81 10 zines
aaar ira 7ccorab EnNpaa Giternitoooa ~
i. Man ianles / Socr g%arletS Siere,
4 ben 1prite a. 6. g air,c (Spnooes'r'
fcuN pm TormiNoaoen 81 1915.
epuro9<ole umieeeIbari c'ter @noSile
geltfn.
Sm gitcueu sL I 9rrNiten ibr un8ooni-
men uto ssroi. y0rita.
qopfrmantcrnr mrber 2proa8 6ormiooa0
al gt5. Z. Sope, 3altpr.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Odebolt, la. Febr. 10 1892.
Received OF b. Anundsen Twenty Six
Dollars and Fifty Gents ($?6,50) to be APP
piled in aid of Russian sufferers.
II. G. Wheeler.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Gn Wumie blep forleben iolst bel
4uttipn / 9pnopn for 6000 3rpner.

BY attending the Stoughton Academy
and Business Institute. Stoughton, Wis,
you may receive a thorough Evolutionary
training without extra charge. The me-
thods employed are the latest and best,
Catalogue free.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Yroi. Breckenridge baaber, at De
unse Yerioner, iom l9ier "9ecprabs
Soften. oil, isrenb beres S~tplebase er
forbi, tilesne iis 8pstisbeo til at BRUCE
bet enselife SprOs iaaleoes, iom bans
nebe Wenneiter bruser BET. Snsen
anben 8unbifab er laa npttis iom oenhe.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16

Students, who attend the Stouchton
Academy may choose their W studies
and thus do just such work as they NAV
desire, Catalogue free.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Gu glGocIig Iiocmce for
Wenner al Xutber
college.

Gpnooens aasierer Sr. O.. 8. Hu-
ltab bar ienbt iel9enoe Statlis oper
Neanitobet pp til l5be 6ebr. 1892:
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
unberbnlnnc

Sntet 2aan er opta9et paa Spgnins
gen, "a Der er enonu liot SubItription,
lont life er inobetalt.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
2ccerahsw iarfco.
a,sotas. 49,, a,5r.. 1892
The Scandal Live Sock Com. Co.

5eno GoerS lepenoe 9reaturer til Seaus
eja glpe Stod Com. Gp, Union Stpf YARDS,
so cage, 81.
Decorah-posten., 1892-02-16
Gioraa
inNlpmne Id Wp0ll0enOc WnsLan0.
Sili1ull,cu...


Bi0rag ~mo0in0ts irtlroeleS.
q. 9Mnnoieu.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-25
ASHAWAY.

Quite a number OF our people are on
the sick list. Among them may be men
toned George Capwell, Mr. Peckham,
Harry Brearley and Mr.. Woodman.
Pastor Crandall preached yesterday
from the theme Revelation by Expe-
rience"
One hundred and thirty attended Bible
school. The numbers are steadily in
creasing and the interest in the school is
The j. s. c. f. adjourned their regular
meeting at the parsonage to attend the
meeting of the y. p. s. c. f., at which
the Rev. ID. III. Davis was TO deliver a
missionary address. Mr.. Davis spoke
upon Missionary Zeal" A petition to
the Worlds Fair Commissioners, drawn
by order of the II. l. c. f. Union, was pre-
sented which embodied the two ques-
tions of the sale OF intoxicating liquor by
the government and the closing of the
grounds on Sundays. While the society
are heartily in sympathy with the petit
tion in reference TO the sale of intoxicants
they could not consistently sign petition
asking for the grounds TO be closed on
Sunday, on the ground of that days being
sacred" for this society believes the
seventh day is the Sabbath, and that TO
Sunday no .sacredness is attached by the
Bible.
The lecture on China, illustrated with
stcreoptican views, given by the Rev. Mr..
Davis in Ashaway Hall Saturday even
ing, was very we'll attended. 4 large
number OF pictures were shown. giving
an excellent idea Of the superstitions and
religion OF the Chinese Some of especial
interest represented u bridal procession
and funeral procession.
Mr. Marcus l. Burdick and family are
spending q few days with friends in town.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-25
TYRRELL BOUND OVER.
His Case Will Come Before the
Grand Jury in June.

William Branford, who was shot three
times Saturday afternoon by Robert
Tyrrell. is in fair way to recover He
was taken to the Rhode Island hospital.
One bullet struck him in the forehead
and glanced off, one in the arm and one
IN the side Previous to shooting Bran
ford, Tyrrell had attacked a woman
named Mary Elsey. at Byron street, and
shot her after beating her almost TO death.
Her death has been looked for and she
has remained unconscious since the shoot
ing. The parties are all colored and
jealousy prompted the deed, which Tyr
rell did not deny when locked up at the
Central police station after being cap
tured in the American House. Tyrrell IS
a native of Arkansas and Branford was
one OF the Flint & Co.'S employees.
The revolver used by Tyrrcl was an
English bulldog six-shooter and had two
balls remaining in it when he was ar
rested by Officer Curtis. The officer had
the drop on him so that lie could do moth
ing with the revolver.
Tyrrell was arraigned in the Sixth Dis.
trict Court this morning. As he emerged
from the dark room" n subducd murmur
of astonishment passed through the court
room. The prisoner was OF medium
height and seemed to be cool and at his
ease. AS he approached the judges bench
MS shoulders were ereCJ anu Careless
smile ffirkrrct for I'M instant over his
features Judge Cooke read the charges
70 him, and to each case he pleaded guilty
to assault with intent To Kill. He was
bound over in $1,000 bonds in each case to
the June term Of the Court OF Common
Pleas
The Elsey woman is lying at the hos
pital and is gradually sinking. An exami-
nation of her wounds have been made.
The head is badly bruised and battered
aud the right ear is nearly severed from
the head. AS far as can lie ascertained
there is no fracture OF the skull. and the
comatose state of the woman in which she
has lain since the assault is attributed to
n concussion of the brain.
At an early hour this morning her
mother came to the hospital and stayed
with her as long rs possible. The bullet
in Branford's back has not been located.
The ball Is lodged in the muscles aud did
not penetrate the chest or abdomen.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-25
wILHELM's EDICT.

Germany's Emperor Opposed to Oficers
Reading American Newspapers.
LONDON, April 25.-Enemies OF Amer
leans have started new theme. Strange
to relate, it originates from the surround
ings OF royalty.
A woman who is very near the throne
at Windsor Is authority for the state
ment that the Emperor OF Germany has
forbidden the reading or admission OF
American newspapers and periodicals in
the national barracks and at military
clubs. 1t is further declared he has writ
ten TO his brother sovereigns in Europe,
asking them to issue a similar interdict
In their dominions.
The most remarkable part OF the allega-
tion is that the young Emperor wrote TO
Chancellor Caprivi, in which he repeated
his dislike Of current American litera-
ture, saying that he would like to have it
known generally that he considered it be-
meath the dignity of any German gentle
man to pollute himself by reading such
stuff as regularly appeared in the New
York and Chicago periodicals.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-25
IN THE ROPED ARENA.
Current Sporting Gossip of Interest
to Followers of the Ring.

The only local event Of interest in box
ing circles this week is the exhibition at
the Narragansett Athletic Club in South
Providence on Thursday night. There
will be several shot set-tos between local
knights Of the knuckles and the wind-up
will be a limited round "go" between
Billy Sullivan and young Rogers OF ol-
neyville. These two boxers have been
aching to get at each other for many
weeks and this will be their first oppor-
tunity to exchange compliments; "A nm
ish fight is already talked OF both by the
men and their friends, and II ROGERS sue
ceed in making it stand-on on Ihurs-
day night he will insist on meeting SUI
livan in contest where one or the. other
must be a winner.
Johnny Murphy the Boston feather
weight must have soitening or the brain
or some other brain trouble, when ne
agrees to go to San Francisco ana night
Billy Murphy the Australian feataer-
months ago Johnny backed out or a
match with Cal Mccarthy. a man in his
own class, and now he takes on hlmselI
the job OF defeating a man In u class
above him, where he will be oDliged 10
give away at least six pounds. III ne
show can he expect TO have with heavier
man like Australian Billy Murphy, who
is fully four inches taller. Can it be that
Boston Murphy classes himself with
Johnny Griffin, the Spider" Tommy
Warren aud the other featherweights OF
this country, every one OF whom
Australian Billy Murphy has defeated
Jack McGowan and Ed Pineault OF
Fall River are 20 meet at the New Bed
ford Athletic Club for purse and an
outside wager of $50 a side. 1t is ex-
pected that it will be a hot fight. Joe
Murphy of this city is training Pineault.
Barney Hubbard is fast developing
bad case of "swelled head" When he
saw the possibilities OF match with
Mike Cooney coming TO head he de-
clared that Cooney must get down TO 10
pounds, but when he was called TO recol-
lect the part that he had promised to
meet him at 12S pounds he declared that
the purse must be $500 The Metropole
club has raised its offer to S40O which is
good money for these men and If Hubbard
does not see fit to take it he can have IT.
1t is difficult to see where Hubbard comes
in for $500 purse His only fight of any
importance was with Johnny Griffin when
the latter was comparatively unknown,
and in that fight Hubbard was defeated.
Since then he has beaten one or two
mugs" but nobody who would warrant
raise in the price of his services to 500.
4. w. A.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-25
SUPPOSED TO BE A CROOK.

Thomas Harmon Thought to Know
Something About Recent Breaks.
Thomas Harmon, who was arrested by
Deputy Chief Inman Saturday, for drunk
enness, is supposed to be connected with
the gang whose operations on the safes in
the smaller country towns in this State
and Massachusetts have caused such con
sternation among the peace-loving citi-
zens. 1t has been asserted that Harmon
was at one time implicated in scheme ut
Worcester, for which the man who was
captured did five years stretch behind
the bars, and il is also stated that Han
non has spent n considerable period in
Massachusetts, prisons.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-25
MURDERED WIFE AND CHILDREN

horrible Grimes Committed by . Frenxied
servitor Of the Cxar.
sT. PETERSBURG, April 25.-AH circles
OF society here are greatly perturbed be-
cause OF q horrible deed committed by
one of the Cars trusted servitors, q
highly talented man. The man in ques-
tion is the choir master OF the private
chapel in the Imperial palace at Peterhof,
IS miles from this city.
It has Just been discovered that while
IN delirious frenzy he murdered his
wife, after which he chopped her body
into fragments, which he burned in a
stove. He then threw his three children
into river.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-25
THEBORROWE-FOX DUEL
Bullets Whistled, But Blood Failed
to Wash Honor.
ANOTHER SHOOTING MATCH SOON
Newsy Notes From Other Countries Than
This = Germany's Emperor Doesn't
Want His soldiers to Read American
Newspapers-Yellow Fever.

BRussErs. April Pa duel was fought
Saturday afternoon between Edward Fox
and Haliet Alsop Borrowe in the hollows
Of tie sand dunes, on the Belgian coast,
near Nieuport Bains, a few miles north OF
Ostsnd. II resulted In nothing worse
than the triple perforation OF the skirts
Of Fox's new frock coct, but was as close
: call as q man often has. Borrowers
bullet went into the coat about six inches
below the lowest button, so close to Fox's
abdomen that 1t scraped his trousers.
Had Borrowe bettered his aim by q half
inch the result would have been fatal
beyond doubt.
There were seven persons present at
the encounter besides the principals.
Fox was seconded by William B. Bacon,
Jr., OF Boston, and Borrowe by Harry
vane Milbank. The others present were
Edwin Cleary, a surgeon, and M. Provost,
proprietor OF the Hotel Provost, near
which the duel took place, reporters OF
the New York Sun and Herald, and one
other person.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1892-04-25
WO0NSOCKET,

The third animal meeting OF the woon.
socket local union Of Christian Endeavor
will be held this evening I'm the Presby-
terjan Church. An election OF officers.
The Rev. Irving Meredith Of I.exing-
ton. Mass, will speak on the subject
of "Moral Muscle" Three hundred dele.
gates viii be present from eight different
societies.
Manager 4. ID. Gay Of the local team.
belonging TO the New England League.
has signed Feen, the left hand pitcher
last year. Frank Sweeney has also been
signed and will play rs captain on first
base.