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Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

| Sarm til Samcs Thomas ior $40 pr.
gcrc. Den TaI irrIi opcrtn8cs nisip'
Ocrcu uale @anr.
3. Z. 6amrs bar iOlot bet GUS,
6au firbic af gilbert Gbrtitiauicu, I'll
DIR. 8oars.
NutDu arreiou bar moIet 1T GUS
pnn @}oiu Street. % bet bar rnnoet
betDOeligt / uOiseuOs.
G. NJ. & ST p. r. II. isnOer M
onglig TO 1rRn no fra DEBORAH oirstte
til Chicago. bet enc 81. 2:45 Giterm.
bet nnOct 81. 8 Gitsn. gegee 9rGn
bar SoUeuu0ue paa S%Opeobauen, %
8a5ingsrsr msO 81. 9 1Oget bar free
chair cars fra Galmnr III Chicago;
bpUrbeu be nnfommer ST. 8 nHite Mpr'
gen.
Chicago 5rnst anfommer / ipeciele
3srnbaneoo9ne, uoelutieuoe beItsmte
for GecOrub Os unoer Seot. Ser ct
in9en 5ure for, at 8arerue Hal lioe uns
Der transporter, tbi 5ragten flpttes
life Uuer fra en- 8ogn I'll en- nnoen %
tonmer irem bber BAG / rette lib,
uoen of pare uOint for at sua Clip al
Connections Og inaleoes tomme "a 9is
mer eusr mere for tent.
49, 9beaterbeisssnbe fra andre Ssrn,
bnues Statiorer fan fra III al life reiie
bicm i9ien itrar siter 6oreItiliugen liges
Iom tioltgere. gu iorlaoer IrRnet
nemIig 0ecOrob 81. 9 ON N~titenen.
- altio 9jgr Ben Bear st eIer 9lns
bet for at 9jCre tit bersmte Gtabli8iez
ment iau imltt % tiltntenoe iom mlls
li0t. Nu bar ban label ben belle Ben
Bear 8lOd male, buffet er ct betDoes
ligt Improvement.
"9ecOrnb 8cpubfican" bar 1892
Nbpnneuter.
Man baooe itart 5rpgt for, at
SRoen ftnlbe babe lisgct ioo lGnge i
SOroen uoen at ipire, at ben ituIoe pGre
ruaonet. Gil alt Selo itpoer ben Op M
paa mango Steoer npfiaa peut.
Z. 6. Gsse, t%iOli9ere NuoitOr /
@inneibeit County, bar iotst no fin
SantfOrretniug / 8riitpl, Spo 8ntOta,
% cr iIpttet til MiuneapOlis.
SnObruostpuerier iorspes runot
Omtrin9 %. 3e bar opereret lau9S
"gtarroiu Gauge" Sernbauen, beip9t
S~enoaluile Os Slufftou, O9 I'LL Nnt til
6reoa9 iOregit Suobruo paa 3 Steocr
/ Galmar.
- lit NotiOnol 8aut / Gresco aab~
rer 5orretnin9en miot / bsuue Maaueo.
- 5reo. 3bOmpiOn % Z. 5let6er
reiitc / 5reoass tilba9et til 8pen 9bomps
ion.
- 5lere Os Here cement sidewalks
IG98es lanss sure @uin Street; man
bar MI %erfaret, at be fra iiiOr bar itaaet
lin Yrsoe / 2sbst al Siuteren.
49, Mellem MPQes8analen i &eIt Gns
ben al 8pen Og @eit 3ecOra6 Bro er
uoplantet Ell bobbelt 8Gtte Nlmtrar.
3et er Mr. 8. s. MarIb iUm bar
nrbeibet for at faa bette imutte Sore
tdgeneoe iat i9jennem.
- Sunoene mao paste fig. @u 8olz
lur mao betales / Stat, % be mao MGR.
tes Tom SfntteDoere, ellers er be unOers
tnitet Woribulleus 3gbsoom.
49, &i ale erinbrer Scr. s. s. Sling,
Itob, Tom fprlOb us for at finoe en- Itprre
&irtefrebs / MinneiOto. 6an er M
anidt peO Security Sutel, stpnp Sslano
stpe., ,3rO Street, Chicago, iOm 8o9s
buloer, os pitOe gjcrne ie iaa muu9e
Setjenote iom mutigt, nanr be bcIpaer
@crpenssupitiQiu9cn. @eo at tilitriUc
BAN ioar man ale ugopeuOi9e Splps
ringer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
TCcorahs VI arfco.
Sfutrt nj Wopcr.
Wai

Stummeuoe &ouer,
iom ipugCr hen oper
&i'iuaens taugrcbte, ilDli9s @ruU,
euoHu III 9Src
% 0Goer 8 bPre
uo mob BET 5jerus bans 2Gt Opcr SAP!
6ortloeH biuuOcr
I 7posireO ueocuunoer, -
2rpet eoar oper for ptuoiplote Sell;
itaoltlrot, Trgmmc
ian, ueo | bets Stremme,
9ioets gRuiii toner pper bets Spell.
6ortioeus Minoer
TIM Sauopbet btuosr, -
spis : irtaisr be bt8snbs arap,
ltummenoe &oper,
Tom ipuser ben oper
8ilnsens tdugreote, fjsliae Grab!
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
IoraeS 5aa.
YrOgram for 5eiten | Sadiun Bart.
6bitag0, ben 11be Mai.

l. 8sltomittals. @sueralfpmmisi9r Rapn
2. Ga, VI rliter bette 2anbet.
Spuses al 6orlumltusen
3. Morse Liberty.
Speech by......G Got. auute Nelion,
l. gang:
a GuttsH os Suloren, Otto 8iuterbieImL
b. &nnoriu9 | Stopeu 49,. Chr. @riee.
c, Ran 6leloet ....... Salfo. alerulf.
5ru guua Smitb 8ehrsus.
5. fSpttenoe Mai",
3ale a.. .9rOiesiOr SuIius SIicu.
6. "Aor9e",
Gale al. .8rpissior 81. .. Nuoeriou
:. Ser @pHt Suits, go, L.. gbU. grieg
The Exposition Orchestra, IirettUl
5bcpour 5bomns.
s. The Norwegians in America,
Speech by...... son, u. Z. Sau9en
8 Gang:
a. I'll nit Sisrtes 7ronuiu9
GgatEe @rgnoabl
b. 9itu Stdt. ......... 6nlio. &IcrHli
c. CIT 9oo GREG
TroleH Sigue Sile.
10. Sale for uoitiutuasu. ...3. q. 8Opeicu
II. @Orite 6o!temiIOOier I Ooh e~r.r,,.,
Npr't &hnpiool Nv" ~""'N"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

Te 5orrcttigbeocr, ou rpOcr, min
SON, ueo at pere en- Imeritaner',
iasbe ben itolte 5aoer, ct liseirem ub,.
re9uelise. On tan ensans bliOs Bra.
iioent al be Gorenebe Stater, mcorus /
England in9en lioen Gut, Ii9em,gt
buor flint os 9oo ban er, uOaenNuos
fan tRute paa at blipe 0ronntna.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Nrnnnn.

8 ben ncrIte SpnOOeS airte 19tes
uieocs iorriBe 3trsoas 9aitot Y. ..
SoOe % DliiS 3itta 8ulisbcrg, GaItur
@nIi8bcrss Eloite 9otter. 8ielien
iorrcttcoes ai @aitor aOreu, % 7agen
eitcr o~ireiite Dc glp3iite til 9~lOrtbiUooO,
Soma, iOr at beige gruo9ommcus 5ors
Glore. 0aus 5aoer bar tOmmet berOp
III SrDQupet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
0ccDrab % Sntcglt.
SuiisnSrmaticacn
Ten 15Nc gl1ot 1907

paa Golcacarmocu moa mon i'ic
gltmmC. &lc CT ucltcmuc. Ter oil
bIjpc ct rjaboIoi9t % iutcre2iant Ero'
gram. 5ormiooas tr Der 2aIer, Gang
Ga Qluiii. ON GitcrmioOaoen er Der
CIT Grocetamp melIcm ct. Clni College
% 2ntbcr Colleges 8oIoipiacre. Oct
bcoitc, man ian gigre, or, at belle 90
milicu eaar, tngcr MIooturper meo Jig,
% bIiusr pan 5eitgrmOen belle 3a8en.
Slipcr bet pnttert @eir, fan man life
~tiIbrirec 3n9eu paa en- beore Us bebas
geIi9ere @iaaoe.
On Nitcueu giuer Gullcgets Turner
Hub eli 5creItiaiug / "@rano Opera
6ouie".
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Z iti q a {.

6lGeepriien iioite ll9e uar Il Gents.
Z. 8. @anrc al Guanonbl i~friper,
at CHAMBERS CT ubbruot bluuot 6eitene
hos ell tgit 5armer ueb gtapu S6warBs
bOif, Der Dor nHr 3Orheltcr. 6armere
oeromtrin9 er me9et Gn9itelige iOr llos
ialbet.
- GioGbe &m. 9eapits gus % TO
9Otter er iOl9t til 8aitor 9rppn ipr
1920.
Rrs. g. s. S6mib Ua "9abp"
al Wtltuuutee, (0liis Snsri 3Obinion
! gamIe Guse) CT Der / 8eiss bOs fine
5or9lore.
- Sr. 9. 8. SacObien u9 Suitru Of
Sc &uh Wiuu., bar / 3ecOrnb iibite
2orson9. Be q pua @ienuemreiie til
GlocraoO. 5umiIien u9ter at ilptte til
Wilpautee.
- 8. 8eeo bar MI Hpttst iub / lit
npe Smeo' Shop paa @uibiustou street,
Deb Sicen al SerUm 8rps. Store.
- uinolpite 8reue: Sutia Auocriou
g. q. gssen-Ote q. Sanipn Sig.
rib Saugsruo - 9sna SoeriUn-Sle
9anbiom, (Eatte) -annie Relion-@
Sreniuu- stpbers- 5ubn QOls.
bat.
- Dor Sps S~eiOl,ning i alminoes
lisbeo oil iGtte 8ris paa be 8eitrnbel-
Ter y. 6. &. Il q. Sernbauen bar
sjort for at sjsre fit Bebits babe
iOr Gasiaser' O9 5ra~9ttrafiteu til %
ira 3ecprab. 4nsiasererne tOmmer M
81. 2:20 @iterm. &c utogaar bet
LANCE Spbplb / Gebar &opibs % toms
mcr ira Gbica9o, Ct. 9oui8, aauia8
Gitp, Council 8tuiiS, 81. 3aul, Mins
reapOlis O9 andre Sper - betimeliat
BERTH. YaSia9ersSo 9et iOrIaoer 0es
cOrdb ST. $3.50 @iterut., %, uaar bet
tpmmcr irem iii Geoar RapioS fan
Free Chair Cars crboloes til GbicaQu,
eler SoueUOauc, bUls MAJ ipretrRttcr
Dem. .. 6. 81, d ". Serubaue brius
ger bore Sjobmrno @arcr ira GDicagO
paa II elmer; bette or en- merfelio
burtig expedition, Og SDens 6Orret.
uiu98mnno ton life mnotaoc at poa.
itiguue bette.
49, &ettetie. 8 3istet: IS BIZ
Glniists Spco" iOrrr9c go. er inotum.
met en- iIem GrptieiI, nemlis SOitt
iitecetiUr 9pile.
- Oct er life nlene ct pattert GUS,
3. Z. Somre bar opiprt, men ban bar
M o9iaa iaaet alt upenipr bet uronet
iaaleoes, at bet ct Ell emit at ie bet
8ruuoen er planeret % t%iliaaet met
@rRs, % pda Fl9ret CT u~oplantet bgi(
Simetrar; bet Sele 9icr Spiist, % be.
meo Rette.
- 9ep. draper bar iaaet ben itBritt
Sontratt paa Spierelieu nf Sale, 0u'p;,
taIet / 5reepprt. 3bos. 7ppcr Sten.
arbeioe Us llo9ruunins, 5Obn Sur,
sreaoes Nuluinsen. S6ulB d SUitini
er inoe meo Draper meo Senipn til
Wurlng % 4laitriu9. sc 3 iioites
lpber paa $3.50; 3uper faar SO pr
Goro Steu, Is Gents pr. garb for llo.
graphing, % Sar9reaues 1925 70,
Mnlin9.
- MiltOn Nerria bar iOlst lin
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
6n uooeeuDe 9eiplfniuo

eh uooeelioe ys'Olfning. 9iglae
Suoberetnln9 al BEN brittle 9lomini.
ltratIOn pau 4noaman. gerne CpeO ap.
ten al Siam er ben inbfpSte Neori.
to5eIOltntn9 iiGrb meO at ~furioinoe.
Ean to al gerne finoes Der inaen gle.
sr'toS n'er, % pna De igOlige Ger lcper
Der Inn ct rln9e &utal, blanot bpilte
Der tln lebes iaa Bern. Get bor ni,,
lig 9anlte umuli9t at ciuiliiere bisSs
piloe Maturmenueiter, ItlDnt Der or bet
9lort Here 5Oriss berpaa. Spaoumms
% be Bibles 9epspis becimerer StoS;o
@eiten al @esritOs, Der inoen Isle SiS
oil p9rs uobsbe paa NubamausHrrns
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Fcit peb GoHeaei.

SpnObemcniebeocrs 8pinoeiorsnins
inobDoer ale MeniabeosHs MeoEmmer
til at oeltog. / en- Set, Tom itol 9ioes
for GOlc9eis Giiciple Manoos ben 22oe
pan GoIcacsrunoen. Soften oil bs9puos
81. 2. 9cltngerne onmooes ON at meos
ta6s UeIiDlots Mnofurpe. ST. 5 inos
td0es Supper.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

6n franif HOiar bolot iorleOen fgl.
genoe npoeli9e lille Gale til ct 9ar,
i3m ban ituloe bic: "8et frantic Stag
sr et 8iaebe pna Gsteitubet - bet rsbs
t.tesnsr Maubens 2ibsnitab, bet bpibs
astibsns &eubeb, % bet bIau. = bSis
bit baOts paret srSrt, = Saabet pm ct
'tarrat aitOm,"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

5eiltagelie. Yua en- 2iite Opsr De
i ct 2anbiogn / bet iorlpbne glor Icote
8srR bar alOfferen tililHt isiet isl9enee
SemRrfnin9: "9lf en- Seitta9eie er oess
uben igbt O9 ogbt: Alua Marie. 0uts
ter al Ser Nerigaarben."
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

- 6uit puu, at hi iGl9er DC beoite
Snltrumeuter Tom bringes inn til uUrbs
llse Soma Slider % anabe 4iauuer
StOrg d Glart % Gitp Organs.
EnrpeItao, MtlliltsS arbler.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Hare f0r Gipst. Seq maa

5are for giust. Seq mua reiie
berfra 8pen for 5ult itrGuer mig efter
9ipet. "Ia 9su! Spem nil ia 81.
oct oit?" - Bpens 8eltnurntDrer.
Snsen al benz CIR mig &reoit tangere,
os bet er 10 bet iamme IUm at lnbe mig
iulte libel"
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

Seteranen. IS ~inuftcr ON 9appers
beO! Gn8an9 fiji ic9 alene firth Manr
til at lgbe".
"0uoroan bar ou big 40 meo Oet?"
"Bpt, bet bar in9en gag, De lsb efter
mig aleIammen".
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Saaoers.
go gis.)


Wte aornet iaar,
8darberre roar
I'm oct ltal gro til @rgO1.
San Ieg9la til
81 Signing Nib,
Go far NE Con ipr NIsoa.
Sn I'm bort Se9u
Sat Col o. Negu
8 9to % Time faGe.
GO bert bet Stat
gaa puarc Sat
Gil Wette nat ois aqe.
-"Gayosr'
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

gil mOu tjebe 4ianper % Organs
oa mno man 9na til 9arpeituc, The
Music Dealer. 5Or 8ontant gives 9pb
9iScputo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
On bar benRrfet,

at rosle Suie altto ipnes at tranae On.
mailing; be ier imniolise, b~runastigs % fol-
nteoe ub. Nrore Ter altib psne, rene % no,
nb. @ierue al be fsrits "iparsr" Otb d
BRUCE "biuts" blaRoet Mailing etc: be ausu
mailer meb
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16

annoifaber er RigbOm. apOtbete'
rem: "SuOrior iOs 3e bare en- arOue
ai ben unSe Muno Der, msbeus De els
lers ta9er fem SrOnsr for famine &e'
eept?"
PrOOliOreH: ~9st nptter life at lure
BAN, ban Tan 2atin".
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Tul0f4noi8 TEN
Slp.Spiot.

De isriie anusnoer tire &auss ida H,s,t til
Mailing I lem aar, % oeres Spsuin5r Ii
alort9 laa goot ub.
Waiten eubuer peo, at soo WaIins fun .I
faaes peo at BRUCE iuIoltaHbls ran BIZ
Sptot. Baulieltshsbsn beitaar OF aSsrls
ben. Solscnbe Brands CT iuloitGubis ri
Slp.Srtot, tlllapet eftsr samHsl tpf Tr
thoSs; be er STANDARD o. pelfienet. an
ertIeubte . b mango Vars BRIG:
Decorah-posten., 1893-05-16
Southern, Red SaaI",
"CoIIisr', '%'Shipman".

GhltsS andre 5nrpcr emo bpibt, farp sn
fnloitRrotg rene Blp.Soiot mte 3atioHd
9eao %9pmpanp's 2iutIns GoIors, o. su VI
baoe ben btoite Stating Bet er muIlst d
ian I'll Ell S99ntua.
Cor Sal8 OpcraIt hos De met ~bs'lcnol
0aroleroe | DiaIiua.
Spls on tGnter paa at male, ei bet b"
tale iig for Ora at leupe til pS sittr en Ssi
tnSeboIoeupe Cplrsn uger, tom oil ipars BY
mnneen en- Collar; bet DtI blot toite big :
4oittort at glprc bet.
NATIONAL LEAD CO..
| Broadway, New York.
Sl. 2OuiS Brand:
Clark Ave. & Tenth ST., St. | N!
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1893-10-21

ANNUAL TAX SALE.
STATE OF MICHIGAN, 60
COUNTY OF BARAGA. ( So
The Circuit Court of the County of Baraga, in
Chancery-
In the matter of the petition of the State of Mich;
gan for the sale of certain lands for taxes assessed
thereon. -
On reading and filing the petition of the Auditor
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
LIBERALS COMPLAINT.
Greedy France Is Trying to Gobble Up ths
Little Republic. 4


PITTsBURG. Sept. 1i.-Alfred Benedict
King. Worlds fair commissioner from Ii.
IBERIA, whose home is at Monrovia In that
country, has arrived from Washington,
where he had gone at the instance Of his
government to interview President Cleve'
land and Secretary Gresham respecting 9
matter tnat may cause the United States
and France to lock horns, and which will
command at least the closest attention
of the diplomats of both Countries The
commissioner In an interceew said:
II live I'm country (and am the official
representative which is, as you know, To-
Gated OF the west coast of Africa. We
have grievance, and very serious one.
Franco Is not only encroaching upon our
territory, but has actually absorbed con-
siderable of it, both inland and coast. We
are an independent government, but are
not strong enough to cope with as powerful
nation as France.
II was instructed to visit Washington,
and IL possible confer with the president
and the secretary Of state respecting as
sistance. / saw President Cleveland, but
he was 30 busy that our conference was a
short one. Secretary Gresham assured
me that our interests should receive at
tention just as soon as the Samoan affair
was disposed Of"
Mr.. King was born a slave at Augusta,
Ga. but escaped to Monrova when he was
wears old
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
A PITIFUL CASE.
Furniture Dealers Agents Strip the House
Of a Dying Consumptive.

Furniture Dealers Agents Strip the House
Of a Dying Consumptive.
Boston, Sept. 1.-Peter p. Steele died
yesterday in q room at 50 London street,
East Boston. Consumption was the cause
He leaves wife and small child. II was
about two years ago that Steele became
aware that he was a victim of disease, and
at that time he was . steady working
man, with happy home, wife and two
children.
Some time after that he bought consid-
erable furniture from one Of the Boston
instalment companies. His case now con
tinued to grow worse. decreasing strength
preventing steady work and consequently
cutting down his earnings. This contin-
ued till last Christmas, when the disease
compelled him to take TO the bed, where
he has ever since remained till death came.
Mrs. Steele struggled hard TO keep the
home, and with the assistance OF charity
managed TO exist and tend her husband.
Meanwhile IL was hard to keep mp pay
ments on the furniture. At last this be-
same impossible, and the agents threat
sned and at last came to remove their
goods. This was four weeks ago. Mr..
Steele was on the bed too weak to move.
The agents placed Steele on small bed
which they could not lay claim to- The
remainder OF the house furnishings be.
longed TO the company, and everything
was taken. Not chair was left to sit In.
During these four weeks kind neigh bors
have assisted the family.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11

ssok maze upon nim
uncle, Jared Remington. The nelghbor'
hood 70 known By Hatfield people ~
''Coonvills." and is ON the road =
Northampton, near the Methodist camp
grounds. Remington Is charged with the
murder.
Richard, the dead man; Henry. his
brother. about A. and Mary. his sister,
about Al. lived In an old hut In q squalid
manner They were all given to drinking
whisky, and this II given as the primary
cause Of the murder. Remington says he
quarrelled with Wheeler. who followed.him
with q clnb and struck him. Remington
seized the club and pounded his assailant.
The blows were 80 severe that the weapon
was splintered. Medical Examiner Sey-
mour, who viewed the body, thinks the
man had been dead "a hours. This Is the
third murder in the little locality.
When ths body was buried yesterday q
skull was found unearthed by the grave
,diggers. Near 1t was piece Of a coffin
with the inscription, u. r., A. ID. ST."
which no one understands.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11

The Wall Street Operator Working . Big
Deal In Chicago.

The Wall Street Operator Working Big
Deal In Chicago.
CHICAGO, Sep ia big wheat deal is
on. IL is said that Addison Cammack, the
famous Wall street operator, has turned
from stocks to Chicago wheat. He is
credited with having cleared $40, 900, 900
on the bear side of stocks during the first
part of the year, and he is now long on
December wheat i'm this market to the ex-
tent of ., 900, 900 to 10, 600, 900 bushels.
just when Cammack made up his mind
to go into wheat Is not known, but it must
have been some little time after the
Cudahy- Fairbank collapse. Mr. Cam
mack's line thus far, large though 1t may
be, is not so great as to set the trade
aghast, though it is large enough to sug-
gest the possibility of deal in December
wheat, If conditions are right for the play.
The Wall street operator relies on the
light crop OF wheat and the belief that re-
serves Of old wheat were nearer exhausted
than most people thought, to see him
through his deal. The prevailing drought
Is another factor, for it has prevented
ploughing
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
Brief Mention.

Medas Reno, French boy, 9 years old,
was drowned at Ware, Mass.
The city of Portland. Me-. has been sued
for $1,000 by the Portland Water company.
The Massachusetts, naval militia begun
It's fall series of drills on the monitor Pas
sale.
Edward Crane, years old, of Littleton.
Mass, was killed by falling under loaded
wagon.
A Worlds fair special ran into freight
train at Lebanon, n. H. No passengers
were injured.
The Washington mills of Lawrence,
Mass, are to start up under reduced wages
to operatives.
Fall River (Mass) weavers and card
-oom employees voted to accept the reduc-
fon in wages
Ralph Mex enney was bound over to the
supreme court at Biddeford, Me, on the
charge Of horse stealing.
John Bell, 75 years old, of Darien, Conn,
fell of a load.of hay and broke his neck.
He was prominent Odd Fellow and
Mason. -.
Harry Rockwell, years old, son Of a
wealthy resident of Mill Plain, Conn,
YVES smothered TO death in grain elevator
I'm that town.
Walter Franklin, n we'll known hunter
and fisherman OF North Attleboro, Mass,
fell from boat at Lake Peare aud was
drowned. He was 32 years old.
Robert Feeley was arrested at Mans
field, Mass, for breaking and entering a
store In that town. He admitted his
guilt, and was held in $1,000 bonds for the
grand jury.
Investigation into the recent epidemic
on Foster island. near New London,
Conn, traced its origin to case Of diph-
liberia that was brought 10 the island by q
child. Il was then laid to climatic dis
turbances. Over 30 people were taken
sick. five Of whom dies
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
BOTH DOING WELL.
The Report Concerning Mrs Cleveland
and Ruth's Little Sister.


WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE weather
was misty aud muggy and the Sunday
quiet about the White House was even
more intense than usual. There were a
number Of callers TO inquire after the
health of Mrs. Cleveland and the ebaby and
they were all informed that mother and
daughter were doing well. Dr. Bryant
remained at the house all day, but declined
to see anyone or to make any $ statemcnt
regarding his patient.
The birth of another daughter TO Presi.
dent and Mrs Cleveland will be historic,
for IL Is the first time child has been
born TO a president in the White House.
The little girl Is described By the few who
have seen her as being a tine child, weigh
ing more than 10 pounds, and likely to be
as healthy and as happy as little Ruth.
The president is rejoicing over his new
daughter, and be receives with every ex-
preston OF satisfaction the congratula-
tions which pour In upon him.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
GOV. LEwELLrNaaIs ANGRY.
re Declares There Is Nothing Unpatri
otic In the secession Movements.

ge Declares There Is Nothing Unpatri.
otic I'm the Secession Movements.
KANSAS CRY, Mo-, Sep 1...--Gov, Lew
cling, Of Kansas. is very much exercised
by the sensational dispatches which Tor
peka correspondents have been sending
concerning the so-called ''secessionH move
ment and other unpatriotic schemes at
tributed to the Populist State Government.
He said: "From the character Of this
alleged news and the tone Of the editorials
commenting on the same stranger might
be excused for supposing the chief occupa-
ton Of Kansas people Is hating their State
officers and raising rebellions, while the
State officers i'm turn do little else than In
cubate schemes for the ruin of the S9ate or
by way OF occasional diversion for the
ruination of the State mt large.
The Governor declared that there was no
hidden scheme in the so-called ''seBss-
sion' movement, aud that the story, and
ali others of like character, were the
creations of imaginative correspondents
under the control of corporations who were
turned down when the Republicans were
defeated at the polls in 1892. !.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
NEWARK ORDERED TO BRAZIL.
she May Assist in Preventing the Bonn
bardment OF Rio.

WASHINGTON, Sept. IL Orders hrvs
been sent to Captain Terry, commanding
the United States cruiser Newars, now
fitting out at Norfolk, Va, for service as
the flagship of the South Atlantic station,
to hurry up his preparations for departure
neino.
orders she will probably leave Norfolk
Tuesday. Large supplies of ammunition
are to be placed on board In the expeota-
ton that the ship may be called upon 10
assist the vessels Of other powers to pre-
vent the destruction OF property in Rio
insurgents.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
To study american Ideas.

NEW YORK, Sept. 11.--Fifty-two French
mechanics landed here yesterday They
represent many branches OF industry and
will travel to Philadelphia and then to
Pittsburg. St Louis and Chicago After
taking in the Worlds fair they will pro-
ceed to Niagara, Montreal and then to
Provi dence and Boston.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
Robbers, Bluff Didnt work.

VAN BUREN. Ark, Sept t1-An un-
successful attempt at train robbery was
made on the northern bound Frisco pas
senger train at Lille by four men. When
the passenger train arrived at Lille two
white and one red lanterns were waved,
hut the engineer opened the throttle and
went through as he had never done before.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11

LOUISVILLE, Sept 1l.-Near Corinth
Scott Fields, aged IS, shot and killed
Martha Hannally, aged %, woman Of
bad character. The pair had been lovers
Tor some time but Fields became Jealous
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
opium smuggler. Arrested.

BALTIMORE, Sep 1.-THE customs au-
thortes at this port bave unearthed what
may trove to be sensational case Of opium
smuggling. Two arrests have so far been
made. and the Chinese colony IL in state
of jabbering excitement. sam kee, oi
1916 Canton avenue, charged with smug.
Cling the drug, was held in " 800 bail.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
The CoIumbin,s Good Rccord.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. ia special to
The Press from Cape May says: The
cruiser Columbia steamed several times
over course of Five Fathom bank, about
0 1-2 miles, her speed reaching nearly 10 IL
knots under easy natural draft.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-09-11
Panic Worried Him.

LANSING, Mich, Sept. 11.-Alfred Wise,
60 years old. one of the founders of the
Prohibition party in this state, and for
many years prominent manufacturer,
hanged himself yesterday. He had been
melancholy for year, and his trouble was
aggravated by the financial panics.