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Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
TEMPERATURE AND RAINFALL.
RIVER NEWS AND NOTES.
Louisville Items-The Stage of Water and
the Movements of Boats.

SPECIAL TELEGRAMs TO THE DrsPATCH.1
LOUISVILLE. Feb, S.-Business good. Weather
cloudy and cool. threatening snow. The river is
rising, with feet l inch on the falls, 10 feet
inches in the canal andH feet inches below.
The John X. Speed passed up from Memphis to
Cincinnati This afternoon. The State of Missouri
departed for New Orleans this afternoon. The
Iron Age departed for Pittsburg this morning
with seven model barges.
The Iron Duke will leave tonight for Pittsburg
with ten model harges and one square. De-
partures-Big Sandy, for Cincinnati; Sheriey, for
Carrollton; Tell City, for Evansville.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09

COLUMBUS. Feb. SD German, the Column
bus lightweight, knocked out James Field
ing, of the Pacific Slope, tonight in eight
rounds. The contest took place in private
before 100 members of the Columbus Ath-
letic Club and was for a purse of $4,000
side. Fielding was matched as an unknown
against German. Four-ounce gloves were
used. German had it his own way from the
third to the final round. he knocked Field
ing down twice.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
Guttenburs Results,

GUTENBERG, n. j., Feb S.-The track was
in excellent condition to-day. There was an
average attendance.
First race, six furlongs-Vagabond first, Marty
second, Crab Cider 3. Time, 1:22.
Second race, four and half furlongs-Azrael
first, Lupa flly second, Broadway third. Time,
594.
Third race, five furlongs-Torchiight first. Him
lex second, Glaucus third. Time 1:09.
Fourth race, six and half furlongs-Rancocas
first, &. NJ. Cook, second, Mabelle third Time,
l:2S.
Sandstone second, Snuggler third. Time :591b.
sixth race. six anu u half furiongs-Yazoo first.
Magic second, George third. Time, 1:29.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
Two Hazelton Crashes.

WILKEsBARRE, Feb. S.-Horace Schep-
penheiser, a prominent -four and feed mer-
chant, of Hazelton, failed to-day Judg-
ments aggregating S3, ,15O were entered
against him. The assets are unknown.
The cigar store of Philip j. Ferry, also of
Hazelton, was closed to-day by the Sheriff
on Judgment of 81, 1O9
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
A Live Leper at Lima.

LIMA, Feb. 8.-[Specidl There is great
excitement in this city over a supposed case
of leprosy. The sufferer is woman about
35 years old. Her body has leprous appear
ance, and some of her fingers have dropped
off at the first and second joints. Her feet
are badly affected, aid some of her toes are
liable to drop off also.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
SUING Won DER ABE.
Detroit Magnates Want vondy to Settle Up
for a Deal

ST. LOUIS, Feb. s.-[SpecidL Judge Dillon
heard the testimony yesterday in the case
of William j. Gray against Chris Won der
Abe. Messrs. John ID. johnson and Virgil
Rule represent Gray. They seek to recover
from Won der Abe 81. .666 on an agreement en-
tered into July, 1899, by which the Detroit
Baseball Association promised to release j.
X. Virtue and W. HI. Wheelock that they
might go into the employ of the defendant
The Association had engaged the players
mentioned for the season of 1890, and it is
claimed that Won der Abe bound himself to
pay them s.. .666 if they would allow Virtue
and Wheelock to come to him on July for
the remainder of the season. He did not
employ them, and refused to pay the con-
sideration which the Association claim he
obligated himself to pay for their release
Judge Scott represents Won der Abe.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09

chronicled. met with an accident to-day
which will, doubtless, result in his death.
He slipped and fell upon the ice, and now
lies at his home unconscious. His last es-
cape occurred a short time ago when he was
struck by an engine and nearly killed.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
What Upper Ganges SHOW.

ALLEGHENY JUNCTIoN--Rver feet 10 inches
and rising. Cloudy and cold.
MoRGANTowN-River feet inches and sta
tionary. Cloudy. Thermometer 43o at 4P.M.
BROWNSVILLE = River 10 feet inches and
rising. Cloudy. Thermometer 81 at p. N.
WAREEN-Rfver 2 feet. Cloudy and cold.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09

GREENsBURG, Feb. 8.-[Specid. II ohm
Monaghan, a Pennsylvania operator at
Youngwood Station, whose many hair
breadth escapes from death have been
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09

SLIGHT cold if neglected, often attacks the
lungs. Browns Bronchial Troches give sure and
immediate relief. Sold only in boxes. Pricc25 cts.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09

SEE the bargains now offering in
exquisitely printed India silks at 5Oc yard
Jos. HORNE & Co.'S
Penn Avenue Stores.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
He Must Have Been Color Blind,

A peculiar accident happened on Penn
avenue near Twenty-ninth street last
evening. Something had gone wrong with
the electric light at that point, and line
man was sent out to repair it. He lowered
the lamp to the street and got the lamp burn
ing all right and went to the post to elevate
the lamp again, when car 3S of the Penn
auenue line ran up to the light and smashed
into it. The car window was broken and
the lamp demolished. No one was hurt,
but it was thought strange that gripman
would run his car into brilliantly burning
lamp.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
Harvard Boat Club Expenses.

The report of the treasurer of the Harvard
University Boat Club TOR 1S90-sl shows re :
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09

SEE the big BARGAINS onered now IN the
wash-goods department.
JOS HORNE & Co.'s
Penn Avenue StoreA
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
THE WEATHER.


For Western Pse',sW-
vasia and Ohio: Continued
Cold, West Winds, and
Cloudy Weather, With
Light Local. Snoos Along
the Lake Shore; Generally
Fair Wednesday.
For West Virginia; Con-
tin,ted Cold, West Winds
and Fair Weather; Slightly
Wednesday.
Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-02-09
Il DEAD, .62 MISSING.
How Many of the Latter Lie in the
Hotel Royal Ruins Unknown.
WORKMEN TAKING OUT CORPSES.
Sensational Surmises Current as to the
Cause of the Fire.
TWO OF THE INJURED GUESTS MAY DIE

NEW YORK, Feb. 8-One hundred men
are at work on the debris of the ruined
Hotel Royal, and will be kept going night
and day until they have completed the work
of clearing away the rubbish, which will
probably take about three days. How
many bodies will be unearthed before the
sickening task is complete, is, of course,
not now known.
The fremen at o'clock this morning
found the sixth body, that of a woman, in
room on the fifth floor of the portion OF the
building still standing. At 9:2O the
seventh body was found. 1t was that of
man. At 10 o'clock the eighth body was
found, also that of man.
-Four more bodies were later uncovered
by the workmen. but cannot as vet be
taken out of the ruins on account of the
heavy timbers lying over them. Then the
body of a man was taken out. 1t was charred
beyond recognition. 1t was that of a man
5 feet inches in height, about 30 years old,
dressed in dark clothes. The face had
dark mustache. A gold watch and chain
were on the body. On the chain was
Masonic emblem bearing the motto Glove,
Truth and Life.
Finding Corpses by Piecemeal.
Late in the afternoon the men found a
foot in the ruins At $50 o'clock body
was found. 1t was so badly burned as to be
unrecognizable and was sent directly to the
morgue. About 6:45 the eleventh body was
brought to view. The legs were almost
gone, the arms had been burned off and the
head was crushed almost to Jelly. In the
upper jaw set of false teeth were found
which looked like those of woman.
Three of the bodies recovered from the
ruins during the morning were taken to the
morgue. A deputy coroner came with them
to ascertain the cause of death, orders hav-
ing gone out that all bodies should be
brought to the morgue and identified there
80 that no confusion would result.
Body No. 7, that of man with arms
across his breast and bowed head, as if to
protect his face, was the first examined.
He had evidently made desperate effort to
escape, as he had hurriedly drcsse1 himself
in trousers and vest, not stopping to remove
his night robe, which he still wore. His
Identification was soon made complete. He
was A. A. Townsend, retired coal dealer
of New Haven, Conn, who came on here
from Washington, D. c., last Saturday.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20

@nusb, 5iif, Gin6 os fere af ruore
menb" bar turet frem / ben lpnb,
iom leg bebreioer 9auaan for, os
vNormanoen" lelo lisner fig i famine
itptte meo oeiret / Npril, iaa betemt
ct ben. 9ertil ct at merfe, at ieg
olbris bar bebreibet 9auson for no.
gen ipnb. Denne itusse befplo>
ming o,ler ba osiaa tilfuloe, at Mor.
manbeus arbeibe .for at faa folf til
at tanfe" er liseioa tiliorlabeliat 1om
peiret / Npril.
@ausb, Silt, 5in6 os r9}orman=
ben" tan ippse os ipotte iaa meeet
be oil for mig, oerlom be bore ubret=
ter noeet mere meb bet eno ,,mata
ies." Eililut flal bet pere fast, at
leg ct ferbi9 meo ,.gformoneeu. +"
Blaoet Tan srase fin ruhne faarbe
mob NIT ipeoe liu iaa Otte o9 len9e,
bet pil. Seq ital imile, naar ies le>
Ter be imaa uotlip, mine nenner fen.
Der mig, mebens leg itemmer for
temperance.
80. &. @auftao.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20

&onfliften meo @btlt ndrmer fig bllrti9 ct
Gltmar Naaife ri oenne llse pil b6re, at
3riaen trpber lps. Oct eneite. icm fan fcr.
binbre ben MI. eFees at pere en- l1noitplontns
fra @rdiioent Ronnt. Men nc9en iaaoan
fpnes man lite leneere at pente fra prefts
benten. Derttl ifa( Stemnineen Gbilt mob
Trreneee Gtater pere altfor bitter. @uro>
pdtite Miniftre / @btlt abparer Mmerifarere
ira at opbolbe fig ldnsere ber 2anbet, ha ber
fan pdre 8are for beres 9ip. 13 af Sorene<
be @taters bebfte &rtssRi6e ct MI iamlet lite
lanee fra @tlenftite 9apne. % be ptl fnart
fpmme 8amp meo Gbilts 8laaoe. bpts Rri<
gen brpber ub. Sra Gan Sraneisco beoer
Bet. at man ber er ban9e for. at @ttenfife
arissfttte fan siere Anfalo paa Bpen %
branbfatte ben elIer 1dsee ben Mite. 9ois
Dor @esiertns bapbe ttlbaeefalot Cyan. ba
8almaeeoas&esierins falht. piloe belle ltsreien
pdre bilast. Gnonu ptl ri baabe. at man
betdnter fig. fit man fipper &rtsens @unoe
l0s. trcbs Spbioielfen amerifanite 8laoe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20
9tl 1tmoeral(tattcertte / Ottertatl
Co., @ttttt.

Gor at faa fulo &larbeo /, hoorle<
oe8 ben almiuoelise Menins er, in.
ben Ottertail Nlliancer, ON Eiluirf,
Ming % @a1s at beruienbe 8ritte,
benftiQes til bper Mlliance at af0iue
Spar paa % Be9runbelie af fplgen.
be Spbrssmaal:
Gnfer ebers Ml1iance ben ruaipl.
benbe Sob ON 9fusbritfe ti(freositil.
lenbe? @ller bile s ioretretfe en-
Sop baieret paa Brobibitioniiternes
8latform? @qer pnife 8 en- Jorz
nnbrins berben, at Sale af 2,tgrer
blir en- @ommuneias, itaaeube nnber
@ommnnens Control efter europaiif
Mgniter? Bebas at ienbe Sparene
enten til 6ersuS Sails l1seblab eller
til 9be Nuianee Nopocate. 8an
ben Legislative COMMITTEES @esue.
Olaf 9. Binie.
ct. Olaf, Miun, San. 16be 1892,
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20

Robert 2inbbloms l1btalel1er bar
gbica9o uaft Zig Gorar9e1ie, at balu>
bunbrebe Danfer % 9ferbmenb pao
8efiiben 9eptaarsboes Mften bleo
5enis ON at sipe bam en- oroentlis
Hibefoneert; beuabnet meo froftige
Snitrumenter fiprte be i ct 4ntal
Dmnibusler til Millionerens ele>
Igante gus peo 2incoln Bart, men
Ger fit be bbre, at ban bar reif til
Milpaufee, % at blot Damer bar
0uiet. Sc oiloe lite uleilise So.
merne meb no9en eibetpncert. men
nbiebes meb at raabe fraftise 9ur<
raer for 8ibrnion % Sbien os efterat
BABE iunset r@bnner af Morse" os
.Sn ri elifer~ oro9 be biemouer. -
Set bleu en- Serenabe iftebetfor &i<
befoncert, men @irtninsen bleu fan:
Fe ben famine. (rScauoia.")
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20
MoIanoet.

ct ainsfF Dampifib ,Namhatp" ct nolts
eaatt tilbunos ct hineiiif 8aroano meb ia
@erioner ombpro. @trueagien bretfebe
itrar tnbenfor, bpor ben fonrter uo al Sfro.
get. @erpeo fit 9anoet 9lbeans til at itrpms
me inb @aitinrummet. Sloen unber Rie.
belen i1ufteoes ftrafs % Damperen ionf burs
tis. Sen bapbe europdiite 0ficerer. De
fob raa fin @oit til bet iibfe ce git tilbunos
mebs 9amperen.
&ipbenbapn l4be Sanuar. S ben
l1Se, ipm iluttebe fibfe 2sroas, rapporterebes
ber 8pen 1900 3ilfdloe al Snfuenaa % 72
Dsosfalb afiamme Spooou.
- Mrabiite elapebanblere gepasfalano
paa @osambiauetpiten BAT operfalbt en- bri>
ttf Borppit NRafanitrus % ordbt f1ere Ofii.
eerer % Solbater.
= Gn @rteioerbemonfratipn ifa1 finoe
Gteo 2onoon ben 3lte Sanuar. 100000
Mrbeioere uentes at bile oeltase. 5O9alere
ital optrebe paa @5bst.
= &arbtnal @annins, Grfebiitop af
8eftminiter, en- af be meit frtmraeenbe @etit.
liee ben fatbolffe Strife. bsbe 3prsbae /
9onoon. San uar fpbt 1903, ftuoerebe peo
uniperitetet Sgforc, bpor ban iiben blep
en- al be meit uoipste 8rdoifaater. S 1851
gift ban ouer til ben tatbolfte Strife % 61ep /
1875 uonepnt til &aroinal af 9ius TX.
&aroinal SCANNING bar ar6eioet iprt9t for
Mfbcloslasen c9 lcttal Neform.
= Rrins albert gietcr, $,ertus al Gla>
renee % slronoale. @ttnien al @ales' dlbite
fte Ssn. osoe 8reoas efter nosle Dases sse=
bonn. prinien ifulbe 8eepnbelien af ndfte
Naaneo BABE bolbt 8rpnup meo 9rtniesie
Marp al Sed. Mroin9 til ben eneelite xro.
ne blir nu Prinien af @ales' anben Sen,
9rias @ecrse. bebit fienot unoer Napnet
vSsmanosprtnien". Oct aniees allerebe for
afsiprt. at ban pil fomme til at aete 9rin=
iesie Marp fed. Sfutoe ben:e 4rins'
csfa1 fpmn:e ttE at By uoen 8grn, pil Gng=
lamb blipe uoen npaen Sronarptns af 8lpbet.
Derfor aniees bet for trpssef, at BAN 6liper
gift lnart. &onouleneezSelesramme erienbt
til ben enselfte &onsefamilte fra aue euro.
pas Tpritebuie.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20

ben
itore fontinentQle Suite

1t0re tDntt1etlt1le Jtltte
saar 9iennem @iscpniin, Minneiota. Npro :
Dafota, Nanitpba, @ontana. Soabp, Srcz
epn pa @al lbiu9tpn.
Gn 9inie foripnet t1eo Spiiepogne.
Der er Spiiepp9ne paa &utsn meuem G6is
cage. ct. Paul, @ontana % PaciffsNprbz
pefsn; liseiaa mellem ct. Baul % anDre
4unfter Mnnelpta, Noro=Dafota % Sra
ntpb1.
Den populdre 9tuie.
9a9li9e Ggpreis>I Irdn ferer eleeante Fuu>
mon> Sopecosne. Sopeucsns fpr 5uriiter
i1mt frie Sopepp9ne for @misranter.
&nteu Yellomiteuc Hart.
9(ortbern 9atifie 81. 81. II Sernbanen til
0eupwit itone Parf, Rem pppulere 2tnie til Ga
ltfornia os Nlafta, % 0ens Srdn saar gien=
mem bet meit itorartepe sceneri / 1po 5tater.
@ieuuemgangs= 8iaetter
iafses ale @auppnzSffces ti1bsrenbe Nor<
tbern @actie, ,ganen til Sumter glpro, 9f,
Spo r9 Geit Be Torenepe Statsr % &as
r1hn
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20
Entered at the post office at Fe,
gus Falls as second class matter.

u 2ien Csc, Mrs. &aren " 9ien
SOC, Miis Mina q i2en soc, q s
9albofen LOO, $ 8 &iermaao 75c,
9 @pnes LOO, $ @eoerion 100,
Inton 8 Erosoisen 100, 9homos
6 Maaiie SOC, &eoer g STAGE 100,
g . @fanien SOC, 2ars $ @albaten
75c, 8ans Qalbaten SOC, Bernt
Senion soc, s g @aae LOO. q .
@refruo LOO, s q Materub $50,
u 6 8ateruo 100, 8 s Bilben SOC.
Nnbers @esn bar ienot ino fra
famine 2otpn $17 iaalebes: Eobias
9enbritfon $l.00. 2ion $ Sub SOC,
Nrne 9. Breuben 75c, 8 Noremar.
fen LOO, @ulbbrano 2ar1on 100.
Gnbers Eoio 100, Masret @ee SOC,
Die @rition @ee 75c, Die 6ilbe 100,
s. 8 &antruo 100, 81 8 &antrub
25c, @usebret = @ee 200, g. Mn>
berfun 100, 81 8 9eaeen 100. g
6 9aarfao 100, " @brois 100,
U U Sosn 1926, Qans g Nors
brum LOO.
@toere ct iuobetolt iii uaeblabet:
8 @talmar, GoroenFiolb, 100;
M 6 0lfon, Goroenfiolb, 200;
&slep 3or9usiOu. Nuroal. 100; 3
4or9uion, Wurbal LOO; Quuis
Mrno(b 75c.
Sbetbele bur useblabet mobtoaet
$157.s5. @i ital ienereben offents
lt99iere, buao Der eQers er bleuen
pbet / bette Gountp. foriaapibt ri
lite oQereoe bar siort Det... Set ices,
at gotpn 81 Eronobiem bar pbet Set
itprfe Belpb af aQe Eopns, o9 bette
tommer uel for eneel berof, at Nllian.
cen bette Te1pn por betantt not til
at faa itano ct OrSanileret Subiam>
lin9sarbeioe, ioet ben ubneonte fer
&ouetIprer til at foreitaa Snbiamliu=
gen. Soetbele. bleu iamlet $119.10
/ Bette Totpa.
Si toritaor, at 9opn Of Naaitab
fommer oernef meo oper $40.
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sra @aftttt8to,t.

ABE Sonuar. 8seiibeut 9arriz
ion iises at bile forelasse &onsress
len l1nberbanolin9erne meo @bili an>
saaenbe Baltimore. e".@a9en os @iot
nesbproene peorprenoe famine. 9an
nil anbefale, at ber for1anses en- @en>
seerftatnins FAINT en- uofsrlis lno<
Fplbning. ut bette oil betpoe &ris
ct ben alminoeliee Mening. &on.
9resmoEo Doderp fra Mtsiouri oatz
te flor 0piist isoaraftes peo at ertle>
re, at &ris uar uunosaaelia, o9 at
ben bemotratilfe &ongres life bill be.
tanfe fig lense paa at bepilae bet
npbpenoise til &ri9en. Set merle.
lisfe peo @ituationen ct ben &irf>
ming, ben fanbisnlisuis bill babe paa
bet fommenbe @alg. 9ui8 &ri9en
fires meb Dpstisbeb % 9elo, er bet
nefen fittert. at ben pi( bore sapnlig
for Nominiitrationeu.
~ Sen. 8. ". Grant fra Miuue>
ropplis, asiilterenbe &ri9sminifer,
anieser &reiioeuten ON at bliue uos
nepnt til Bri9abeseneral i Sorenebe
5taters Nrme.
~ @n al be. oisti9fe Eager, ion,
uil TONNE unoer Bebanblin9 / ben
52be Ronsres, er &als at Toreneoe
@taters @enatorer birette peb Solicit.
5oruben 5armeralliancens Meblem.
mer / &ousresien BAT oenne @eform
osiaa mango Eilbanaere inoen be to
samle @artier. S Senatet bar Ga:
gen en- iuris 5orfiemper @5euotor
&almer fra SQiuois os / 9uiet al
Sobnlon fra Norb<Datota. Denne
! iibfe bill anta9elis bliue erfienbt fom
Bepeselfens Sober, ba bans Mapn ct
: bebf fienbt 5orbinbelie meb @etor<
men.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20

Gn frssteli9 Sernbaneulptte fanot
>5teo paa 9tortbern 8ocifi sBanen
Trebas Morsen &l. 81 ca. 6 Mil
bfenfor Brainerb. @n brutten
Slime foraariaseee, at @oueuosnen
paa 2oen @ettion al Eren SEQ. 8 git
af @poret % rulleoe ouer. buorueo
ben fom ibranb. sSnbe / @oenen
befanot Weolemmer af Nnoreip
Opera Company fig. De baobe for.
labt Bef @uperior ST. 10 % astebe
fig til @ranb @orts. Sc laa / bp>
bette @ppn, ba l1beloet meo @o9uen
ii.btraf, men insen oilbe bape fommet
noget alporlis tilitaoe, buis lite &es,
11el1 - ION ieouanlis paa ameritanite
8aner - baboe oeret opparmet al en-
Dpn, ber naturli9uiS raHlebe neb og
iatte 8osnen i6rano. &uaman>& &on.
buftpr Scot bar ben fprite, iom Flap
ub. 9an os be bprise Erenfolt be.
9pnbte ,1u at arbeioe meb at betri
BEN, iom life bar iitanb til at tomme
ue ielo. Set lptfebes at faa olle ub
anbta9en to, Mrs. @o. Mnbre>us %
Mii8 2iuie 8allace, bpem man fprit
ferient erfareoe bar isien ! @ognen.
Sc. iou Tom ub. reboeoe insen af fine
| alaber, % ba Staten bar ben foloe<
re. man ellbnu bapoe babt -. 3bers
8nlpmetret par As @raber unoer 8ero
leo De forbrenbte os iaarebe @as<
IlaseEer frpstelis al &ulben. Gn af
soe re6bebe, en- &ise Mas Douglas,
8er FAD forbrnnbt, at bet antases, at
Ebun pil ~. Manse af &pinberne
bar i1psne men bleu inblupbte, efter<
ipn oe toges ub. Nntallet of be
tilitaoefom1,e, bporaf be Fene Ct
Ruinber, opsiues til IL. gtafen alle
bar Branbiaar, % fere bar faaet iine
5bbber forfrosne. Miis 2illie
Bauoce bar fra Minneapolis % bar
snrnspise for Mrs. Mnbretps. Den,
Var gamle Barn bleu reobet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20
Winnefcta.

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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20

Sc. iom er laa tilfrebs meo, at pri<
pate Rompa9nier eter Sernbauerne,
% lite tror, at Staten fan orine benz,
reionereritit imoo al @rfariug. Ba=
re mon to9er &enlpn til Sitterbeben
for Xip % 2emmer, er oenne ubetin:
get .itgrre / 2anbe, buor 8anerne er
anla9te os briues unoer Statens OPP
ipn, enb ben er ber i 2anoet.. s
ytor9e, boor 6er M lite er iaa foa
Sernbaner % nosle al betpbelis
2ensoe, baA Sernbauefarbielen enb'
nu life treuet andre Dire enb en- %
anben beruiet &erlon, 1om bar lie9et
paa Sporet, os en- % anben af Erens
foltene. iom ct falot af. Ser anpen.
bes Damp til Dpparmius af @ognes
ne. Ser / 2anbet bru3es Opne, Der
9i6r enbuer &asiaseruosn unoer be
bpppiee Sernbaneubelo til ct 2is<
baol. Ser 9aar ter life mango 9as
se, mellem boer9an9 en- l1tDtfe ino:
treffer, ON mon bare tenfer paa Dor
Stat. ut 9igre 9ieneite paa ameri.
tanfe Sernbaaer fan aniees farlisere
eno at saa / &ris. Man bar re9net
uo, at Der omfommer en- itbrre Broz
cent al Sernbanebetiente BET 2onbet
enb of Soloater &ri9en.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20
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bile brpbe uo paa @berofee @trippen
/ Snbian Eerritorp. Sc bor be9pnbt
meb Nanoebanien os penter at Mesz
tias inart pil fomme os FIRE ben imoo
be boioe.
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Zig ben ueitliee Sci af Eeras.
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bagmoreen i @auiau, @isconiin.
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Sloen funoe bliue 1uttet.
- 9urlep, @is., 16be San. @n
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be McMausbtous Mplle, 9leo os
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teret of Sloen. &an eiterlaoer @n=
fe o9 tire 8gru.
- ct. Souls 14be San. 6or fprz
fte Gang poa fire Iar CT Misiisfppi
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Maaneb. Mebbelel1er fra Fere @te>
ber Eeras 9aar uo pau, at en-
Mensbe &reature er bboe. foen ben
itrense &ulbe besDnote iiote SBnoas.
S Denton. Geras, bar man lite baut
faabon &ulbe paa 10 g(ar. Sneen
er fra fem til otte CONNER bpb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-01-20
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