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Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Sm at lfiarpe lfriper Or. &eu6

y" VI HTWFVk 49, 7 '
fin nplig uofumne BOG "9Rren ON
5tenene % Soroflooens 8psnin9":
Zen, ipm fiuber en- Grts elIer ct @te'
tai (ifte andre Mineraler) / taft 5lelo
paa ct uoprfet Steb, fan faa Gneret
til at anlrsge@ rube, naar ban "anmels
Der" fit Suuo til 2eusmnlben eller
Ifiarper. Ser bliper i Norse anmelot
ODER 1000 npe Sflnrp buert Iar; men
man Tan neppe re9ne pan, at Der 9iens
neminitlis blir iat igan9 en- lenncnoe
@rube ON gtaret. ut itiGrpe ferer
Iaaleoes til Sfuffelie for De allerIleite.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Mfifebigelie. llnoer 31te Suli er
ROitmeiter | Ste9e aaptein s. s. u. bon
Spatb efter anis9nins a~iiteoiaet meo
Beniiun fra lite Guguit.
On al 3Oloetatens geteraner,
9ulbiOrpulter / 2ssitsr $. Wi. Ntaior'
ftp, Der er iplbt 80 gtar, Tiger aiiteb al
Statens 3jeneite, / builten ban bar
pRret lioen 1889.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Waameoss Napport
The Scand, Sailors Temp. Home

ENNNAHfF - W W." NV RNs N"H
z Ja1 miaues btcp 6fmmst seisst II 1853 -
msio. bpsral ito Rotife Is Svcaffe. 70 Iants o. 4
5inHer.
Der forb7rsoes ? Hsb rprfc 5tibt. 81 meo araers
fluiff g~feHrsrs. W mso DO gaA Is mee 20. 1emp
lfibe. ~ mee DO. 9gafere stt.
z iamms HaaHss bttD e~icnHgut Cont, get bsisrqsf
b~ieHieH5i s5.sssa. aporai s4.g707 sff tt R0ras,
sGttb tit gperias. $500 til 1aumarf, sa2 70 vi
ansrs 9aHee.
si4.rS 90 bapss NJ Cpbsp1rml. BaHi.
Bpla ioHDei sfO2I1L g. ulteaRf&, sHp't
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Sil Fiober al &sreslegionen er,
iiclse Meobelelie fra bet @franite @enes
~ralfoniulat / Sriitiania, ubnGunt franif
8icetoniul / 9ors9runo, Sr. Sans
NlgIler. Sr. 81. bar pRret 8icefoniul
oerlttbs fra 1865, e~Iterat ban aGlerebe
ira 1855 bapbe peret 8oniulatasent.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Siamantbrnanp feirebes / staasl

IlaWallfbrDnNp Ielre0e5 I @td8en
ben 3Ote Snli al ftp. Singer Ueo Sfa-
gen airte auuo 9tielien (Stgt) os 6us
itru, benbotospis 80 oa SO Aar sl. Re
er snonu rsrise os RATE. Iaa iOritiel'
fig Waabe uiite Staeens Webborgere
bet samle 8rubepar meseu Cpmarts
iomheo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Nn6i ombprh. sd Mnatiorps

UIWHI VI UtHfNIVtVH VI
Ipenife RifitRrmuiici, Der uuosr 2eoeIie
al ben bciirnote cp9tiae aoruettif, 6as
~neiunter ". VI. pullman or ensd9errt
tf en- 5ourne | Nmerifa. bar Nfrct
ia glaos meo acknowledgements
@Sefla", Der afganr fro S~isbeubavn ben
15oe auguit. Nuiiiiorpiet bar paatd'
act ia til aoiprsosiie ior Basiasererne
6agtig at muiicere omboro unoer Dper'
relisn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
piachammer. grupit gimmermann

NlUfDnHIlIcr. YrUUH 2IWIHerWuHH
blep ben 25pe Suli besrapet paa 2iaes
BANNER ~airfe9aaro. 3omas Better
Zimmerman par fbbt 1914, tos @ras
men grtium 1888 og tbeolo9iit Gms
beoseramen, 1886 uonauntes ban til
p~erIonel aapellan til Nas paa Seoe-
marfen, 1860 til refipereube 8apeaan i
2aurpif % blep 1868 So9nepraIt til
8eiien, bet felsenoe Gar palstes ban
til 9ropf / inbre Selselanos 8roplti.
FRA iibitnapnte gmbebe isste o9 erbolot
ban / 1882 9liifeb. Chen bar ban
bpet paa 3iQebammer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

SfrGmt tiloeoe. Gn sammet aone
/ 0Rrbeocn al 8eramO bleo / SlutntGs
aen al fOrriss uge Itr9mt tiloeoe al
3oroeuen, jtriper "8aloitena Gems
1loning."
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Z Yorsarnnb oates Der M bannet

: YUrsBrHlID d9teS BET mn oat1itet
ct Selltab for Sprettelien at ct Ssnieri
eiter Ell no8et itsrre Maaleituf, buor.
for Der er truifet Iitate meb Gieren al
ct Stpfte Stos pg Marf i 2ierne |
Harbeoen al Spen; Stebet er belbist
b~eliesenbe mob Spb meo 9p for norbs
lise @inoe. -aftietapitalen er faitiat til
1900 Ser. paa II Iftier a 100 8r. Der
uil blipe bUlct 2egburns % nusle 8u,
9ebpns, meooeler "9ioslfrift for 5jers
freapl".
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
airteianasr u. iferaatn / Splt lei.

".nttTuHBN u. DtIHHtN aluN NJ
reoe Itolte Jreeag III 80 Wars Carer.
luoIlRum. Gan BAT / AZ Var ptrfet
pna bet Steb, boor ban uu er. pioe
arsoie bar ban o1rst iisnot for lin
8~trtlombeo Tom Carer peo Solts Se'
mlnars EueliesltOle % al I'm ! tiblissre
lib me9st benDtteoe 8esnsbOg.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Gala al Giaa. gauf6.f aiellanos
9prfIlbien bar, i'll. "5remifrict", iolst
lin patre 8iaa "8litue" peb Changer
fiproeu til Gnieiru Brandt arre,
8orsgrunb, for en- aipbeluno al SIR.
13, 900. 8anfdeien bar erbperpet ct
itprre Iumteareal / Nerbeben, builtet
ban a9ter at sipe en- imuf gebpssslls.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Spar Naien fplote ste Gusuit 80
Gar. S ben auleonins bapbe man paa
SsnomBre, fact iitano ct Maatfteuue
meo 5eit for ben samle Seoersmano.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Weieritppcu. Zen i i'm 3io iaa
Omtalte Meieritpp Sobnn 3onooitp,
Der bar iiobet / Qrrelt iioen ben lite
3Opbr. I. g., bar M faaet i'm Dom, lp-
oenoe paa Observation-Disclosures / 4
aar. Sun tilplietes oerbos III at ubs
rebe ipimlenoe @ritatnin9er til forfeit
lige 8eitjaalne, os enbelis eiter uOltaaet
Strai uopiies ban al 2anoet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Hemt alag al enifjGftet gosie.

pabmel. @~aarobruser Smut Breffes
Some fra @ois bar af eset biemmepirs
tet lllbtsi arbeibet ct paffert norif 5las.
Ollie norlfe Su8msore, saf ben % sisr
lieeiaa. De nprlfe 5aruer oil ba mart
paie fra ale "be tuiino Siem".
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

genaabning. Otter 5Orlpoenoe bar
&onssn iorleben ueo en- anbiens, ban
tilItub 6uItruerne tit TO al be Tor Wpts
teriet blanbt S%nsenisrerne npfis til
l9nsere Giraffe ibSmte Eionerer, looet,
at oeres Maub ON nosen lib ital faa
ben iosmte Stsai eitersiuet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
StatsbubQettet.

Statsbubgettet. SnotastsI tatten
er opfsrt meo 100000 Sr., 9oloinbs
t9eterne meo 20, 500, 600, 8r9noepins.
afsiiten 3,S00,000 os Waltafsiften meb
1000, 900 &roner.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

AiIfebsaniegning. Sfatteioser SBrs
fab / 9rOnobiem bar inbienot GnIe9s
nina ON Nfifeo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
SeunrrinoIf Vrisn.

Sen0erID0f Veieg. III Dberlts
"leitnant Gooaro RIelIenS gtptteieit /
aUrintb peb 9~roQebor9 ben 3ote Suli
iuotrai $40 Ssnberjpber ira als %
Sunbepeo. Soften talte ialt ca. $500
0eltaaere. Der uboeltes 60 8ramier.
Sberitlpitnant Nielieu talte unber itOr
8egelitrins for Ss. Maj. aOngen; ilere
Sgnoerjpber bolot beseiItreoe galer.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
SonIulatbnbaettet bepilgeoes mel

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ~VtUI8eUts HItU
so mob SO ct. pao ben foreilaaeoe ges
tinselIe: SGnesFnbets Spiiselie ira lite
SaRnar 95; bette meboeles %nopboloel'g
6ueri9s, % IropOiitipn ON norlf Sons
mlatpGien icrelrsscs naite Stprtbina.
Sc SO par: Sgire, Wooerate % Wlfel'
zen. SobnIen, Gaitins at Senitre. 5ra'
sGreuoe: Sof.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

,Srpt. s StOfbolm5trntten er
9bermometret ! Mioten al 5uii saaet
neo unoer 6~rpispunftet, enteIte Steoer
er 8otetssgr4siet irosiet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
att GienOot ~
tilfal0s eacr tinete.

aotritsitwtni,r, iaaiom "5arn ~,iliaIss-. -pus iti'
iatss". "bas tta,is". "ti,rtts soia". 'gtaos sHRes'
Olv., pti 10 M at t~usrp''ts for l Gent pr. Orr for Bosr
Sang. eu.sftt BogtaVu. i. er. 5SrbostaS III ct
RaUn. r,qnes IOt ct ORR. aDsriisis msuisr. Der ists Ftos
taass Of Baaiiua, iaq,s re b,nipn III.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Set treiarpebe norife Stag piI na'
turlispis ben nup9renoe STAGGERING life
uibe noset al. 8onsen bar benpttet tit
8eto og bar na9tet 2oubelutninsen
Santtion.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
SilHaaet SlbspaaiettelIe.

4iae, Der oar mist9nit for at baoe
paaiat Sloen paa 5~orualter 5unoers
@aarb "airtebolm". ifal M baue til'
itaaet Zig itplcis / benue 5orbrpSelie.
Sun bar osiaa ~tilitaaet at BABE ois
br9nbt en- 6aarb / Ssnoer Irue 1889.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

HigsttleIonen mellem Danmart %
Sverige er M etableret % oil bespnec
lin 8irfiombeo til @iterunret.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Mfifebsaniosning. Statteiogeb 3srs
TAB i 9ronobiem bar inoienot anipss
ming ON ailfeo.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Gn WaHo orabt.

6n MaHo orabt. On ubpaseli9
lllptie pasisreoe ben 27oe 3uli | Saroe,
ibet en- aoot 60saarig Mano, @aaroelsr
1bomas Sauien fra Sanorup, ! en- no'
get beruiet 1ilitano tom al Gage peo
at ialoe al 8o9neu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Cuermoo. Tent big, at 2persen
Gnberien ino5ilbsr Jig at oare 8eroens
minbite Manol"
50, ban fiber 10 at StOrmnnossal'
Itab!"
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Sil Y0litimeiter | Gra8ere ltal al
Resierinsen bore inoitiaet 9plitiaslis
tent | 3rammen Chr. Gi6ter &aon.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

S0m Weolem al Smaalanos6anens
9ilipnsfomite CT &itmeiter Ssrgen
Seftpe s~ienpal9t.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Slneu mr. pQajat.

Slben par paaIat. Wlsolt, 2Boe
Suli. Get er MI tonitaterst, at Sloe'
6ranoeu / &ebios 5pritItiatrlf er bles
ben paaiat. 5orbsr er bleuen aibulot,
oa en- Is gar sammel Gut, Der bar
pRret anlat ueb 5abrlte,, er mlstantt
Tor at pare Grandchildren.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Sill YGroalen er | 2OuoDn inbiams
let noget oper 2000ar. airfeoirinsen
bar M inobragt ouer $1,000 &r.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Sparret 5jorb. Rpminoesabfana'
len err iuloitanols tilluftet al Sapet.
ibet Der bar oannet Jig en- Sanbbarre
uosuiOr 0iuuoinssn. 8insflDbins 5ioro
bar iutst uolgb mere.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

6ulobrpnns feireoes forleben al
aapteiu Chr. Graf os Suitru aatrine,
ipot Wiel, paa Ebr | Sob.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
Gn Roromanb blet tuif 9oftor.

VII N0fbnInIib bIef tgf S0lfDr.
SIslse '9slnii6c 3eit.' er 8arl SOl'
termann fra Soan. Der eiter at baue
nnoertaltet iis Gramen Nrtium for lin.
Observation-Disclosures iariitiania bar
ituoeret Bptauit / Bonn, uonGpnt til
DIR. philos. iammeteos.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Yeo &ommunepalset | 6rue iei
reoe 8en5tre.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Zen nDe 2oo ON @steitabslpsninf
traabte | araft ben Abe ausuli.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

BIsttaiL - sor frapersuos staai % Dsnnr
btittnStatgss brots. at HTa'arf Summit 1t,Hi n
eIsriui, ssos ! Iro,n poi TN stsliT sen i2ts aataf
1891. nau DOR isBt I tiuH, gou I5,itmarttu Rsrs
1851 baa bsSs b0a 1atR y. Hssu siist 10 9taanss,rs
Sqlsom AZ JartH3. pdfor T. Sssosi,H i%orr,tttss n's
ssarapslieH.
gisn Eorttisn JHaaIfsfauS.
earmonp, gilmore 60 @iHa
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Sfiensijorbems Sfole til llboaus
nelie al metaniite arbeioere bar / bet
forlsbne gar paret beig9t af 81 Gleper.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Oct rationale alag. gitre slibre
Serrebsitprelie bar bepilset til ct rent
norIt Slas, iom Hal bellies usb fOretoms
mence ohentlise I~nleoninser.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Sernbanernes SriitsinOtGgter bar,
tiltroos for be baarlise 3lber, i bet
iorlsbne 3riftsaar o9ret beore enb /
bet %foregaaenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

5prbenpGrenbe Nmtmnnb Haih
bar erbUlot &niattelie / Reuiiionsbes
partementet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

0n5fee. -"Boaroers" snitss / 308
~ Rinnsbdgo Street. 50.19.3
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

2arioler til Gnglanb. Rufnes
gosniabrit paa 8Ois bar aiienot til
England 3 aaripler ps 2 Stolti9rrer,
bporaf en- Stolfiarre til 8ru @lubitone.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Ctfou. - Nsa hah hitrtsns 5ora maa Of b'isnsts
sisrs for SIgat % gtnHsv. At BET after bar bFBaa,i bsa
~atmastiat gu5 at baus, Vad Dor Or % iass III 10 q
af sot, ttars Bern. 1ba eriittHs bsos ben tDs Unit
1923 l en- aIssr al . Ut % 10 Raan'osr; dssooor BOB,
ben 100, iamm, Beaaafb { en- stbtt al 8 War % IL
T~aantstr. o. Rina rsr,tus bsbs BEN ssot iamms
RaaHsO I en- stssr al 7 HAT u II Raan,str. Ds sse,
Of DipblbTla.
9ou,n sa0. purtu tag, pcttas Raon Vars ioOai
barusl. ] ttrrt email
Pa en- I II Gbcrs Smsytsr.
@so Sut o. srass vt itaat iash
yse ipnesriHuits pitrter.
CAB giDs vi mart iamtts bu.
ppSr BE fa4 isot ~ saou,.
slanbi ben u~Soalsts 9inm,tkar.
% iH1sH flare iauHs.
anortp OlioH, Sa9usiis OiiSH.
pugsruo.
RortspooO. srans aot's Co. n. baiotd.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

6anpen paaiarbe. s 5ielotruts
terne 9sniet-SuItne bar @aupen uaret
Ilem | CONNER mob Sauerne. On
enfelt Mano bar miitet inbtil 10 Stt.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Sill 5gresbalS Sognefalb Dor fsl.
senoe anissere melot fig: &apeaan 5.
u. 8uritao, gerioneltapelan 8. g.
aornbratte, oroineret Brett 8. s.
@ierlsp.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

Jilialgs. On COB II Gtagss Got.
- taae / TeeUrah meo 10 Brrelier. Got
81 X 100 Dob o. Got for 2aoe 10 X ls0,
uomRrtet Beoifnr, Brsno, Gifterue, goo
4aoe os gognltar. "3eeordbsg oiten" nns
ulier. 30. l9tf
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

st mt inontrielt Joretagenoe,
JleffeiioroS Wineralpanoiabrit, bar
bespnot fin 8irfiombeo meo 5abritas
iion al gruS, Selters og meoicinife
8anoe. Snoe9auer err 9ars 9borien.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
GtatSraab Gnae[hart er pa

Statsraa6 Gngelbart er pal9t til
6ormano for unoerisseliesfomiteen ans
saaenoe NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. meb
Senipn til be n%atiOrale 5oriuarspaaben
NJ. b.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
6oteQer tilialas eaer til.

~, leie. Park House Boitpile, Jopa.
meo tiibsreuoe Livery Stable. aotreoieoele
Of Suteget mgbieret. 30 BGreIisr. - Cas-
wen House, Sc 8op. Wiuu. Eurteas.
bugning. rs BareIier. pele QUIET u,sbls.
rel. LIE Roy House, Sc Rop, NinH.
~lrRbpgntna. rs 81rslisr. Cite msblerei.
Ran bsnOcnoer fla I'll 3. 6. Hodins. 9srcrab.
Roma. 40 t9tt
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
bO.aars Subileum iom aerer Q

yUUIIUUW IUHH CRItI "
iamtibis fin 75@aarise 5soielsoa9 feis
rebe 2arer us 5orfatter anoreas Mars
tiutus 5era9en ben 21oe Suli.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22
uomarfet Nliooel mob 5ipbterit

llomarfet Wiboel mob 5ipbterit
bsnpttet meo 6elo. Cab 4atieniea
britte iaameset GitrOnlimOnaoe, ban
snlfer, bette iiilner 5eberen.
CAB gatienten iuse Eaten al Ell Gis
iron; Saiten braber Baeiaerne % ren'
fer SuRlset.
8eo Chen al gitronen bsr 9aseus
Mibler Osiaa benpttes.
3aar glitter Wenneifene no? Gn
engeljf Statititer bar re9net no, at
manolise Gurcpaere siennemiuitlis siia
ter fig Tom 27A aar samle, ~tuiuoelise
Guropaers JON 25t Var samls.
Decorah-posten., 1893-08-22

.Cor Sotograier. - Rn fsrite
y alasies foto9raiiis 5orrsiutHG iom lea
M bar oreuet l - aar, Tan mn faces iiliIgbS.
Ran beoeS benpenoe ia til 6. SsreHieu, 81
toarnf WatH Ctr, Geoar Gals, Coma. 493
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-27

eighteen inches and sixteen inches high, and is
supplied with from two to four small openings
for doors. The corners of this dwelling are
rounded and the roof arched; on the inside are
numerous projections on which the inmates can
perch when entertaining their guests, while Oc-
casiOnally the whole company may be at home
at the same time. When the domicile is complete,
they furnish it by frequently visiting the dwell
ings of man and apprOpriating anything they
can find in the form of thmbles, scissors, spoOls
of thread, toys, or any trinket they can carry
away. These they take to their dwelling and
strew about the floor as ornaments. A lady,
missing her thimble or scissors and knowing of
a sparrows' house in the neighborhOod, makes
directly for it, where she generally RECEIVERS her
lost property. At such fOrcible entry the spar
rows set up great chattering, resenting the COW
eted article being carried away by its owner.
Such were my observations of this social and
sOcable bird during spring and summer spent
in the vicinity of Melbourne and Sidney.
PROFESSOR.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-27
Crimes Nurseries.

Crime will undOubtly cease in time.
But probably not before the existing
laws that dispose of drunkards and So
called tramps. Society spends annually
thousands of dollars maintaining insti-
buttons to prevent crime; thousands Of
unfortunate men are arrested cOntinu-
ally with vagrancy the charge, ninety
days in the wOrk-hOuSe the sentence.
When their time has expired they are
depOrted from the city in the same de-
plOrable condition as when arrested.
The majority of our county jails where
all classes of criminals and individuals
are huddled together in confinement
are perfect crime nurseries in cOnstruc-
ton and design. There youth hears
hardened criminals talk of the easy
methods they employ in gaining liv-
ing. There he learns the secrets of the
burglars craft and the pickpOcket'S ne
fariOuS calling. There he learns tricks
to deceive the public dishonesty. l
have seen police officers make nightly
raids, the sO-called is tramp awakened
from slumber in out of the way places
and confined in jail in order to reap the
enormous fees that the law allows in
such cases; and the officer does not hest
tate to advise his man to plead not
guilty in order to increase his fees. l
have seen men sent to our county jails
where they were given complete suits
of wearing apparel to appease their in
dignant wrath at the proceedings they
were opposed to. Can it be possible
that this vast sum of money cannot be
used to better advantage than for the
benefit of few. In this age of pro-
gress when the watch-word is reform
why is SO little interest paid to this
class of people? L. S.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-27
The Australian Sparrow,

thought it might possibly be interesting to
some of THE MIRROR readers to read a few
words on the habits of the Australian sparrow.
These birds are of the most interesting species
of all the feathered tribe. Though not the most
conspicuous of the Australian group of birds,
they are the most interesting owing to their
domestic habits and civilized form of govern
ment.
The Australian sparrow is a little larger than
the American MARTINI it is a Sleek-lO looking. good
natured little genius, with dark. glossy crest and
wings of blush tint and light blue breast which
glistens as though fresh from the hands of the
pOlisher. These sparrOws are harmless, living
nearly or wholly on insects. They build their
nests in such places as hollow trees, barns, sheds
or under the caves of buildings. They generally
lay from four to six small, white, dark-speckled
eggs bringing out two or three brOOds during
the season. They are quite tame and seem to
have little fear of man, placing great confidence
in his goodwill respecting their rights They are,
however, not quite so tame as the little sugar
birds of jamaica which fly right into the houses
and hop about from one piece of furniture to an
other looking for insects. The domestic habits
of the Australian sparrow are the most admirable
features of the bird; they seem to understand
something of what is meant by joint stock COM
pany; and, acting on that principle, they form
into a society of about fifty members and select
site for a dwelling, generally in the corner of
a garden. near fence, or some other pleasant
place; when the site has been chosen, all hands
set to work to construct the desired residence.
This residence is constructed after the model of
mans, so far as the little creatures seem to I'M
derstand it. The house is placed on the ground
and is composed of bits of sticks, straw, moss,
hair or wool. This house is about twelve by
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-27
The ROpewalker.

Toronto, Canada, furnishes tight-rope walker
who easily OutdOes every predecessor in his line,
not only for swiftneSS but for the daring agility
of his performances. A year ago he had never
done any walking. He was cOrnice setter by
trade and had acquired iron nerve. October y,
49, after only three weeks steady practice, he
crossed the Niagara gorge on cable $40 feet long.
The time previously made crossing this gorge by
Dixon. was twelve minutes; Clifford, the neO-
phyte, did it in six minutes, eight seconds. He
practiced steadily all winter, giving exhibitions
through Canada, and on July 4th he again cross
ed the Niagara gorge. doing the distance in half
run, in two minutes, thirty-fve seconds. He then
gave some startling and intensely thrilling acts.
On the same night he attempted crossing in the
dark. feat but once and unsucceSsfully tried
resulting in death. Starting out he was lost in
the darkness and the eXpectant multitude were
startled by blaze of roman candles from the
middle of the rope; then again in darkness he
finished his marvellous feat and stands to-day,
at six and twenty years of age, the paragon of all
rOpewalkers. He is slightly built and possesses
face indicating great determination.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-27
THE MEDAL CONTEST.

About the middle of Friday afternoon that i'm
palpable, floating messenger RumOr caused it to
be whispered about that the unexpected was in
the air. Entering their cells at PM. the prison
ers generally knew an impromptu entertain
ment of some kind would be served them at p.
NJ; but how great the treat was to be they
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-27

London has strange novelty in the
shape of a cab moved by electricity.
The 3-wheeled carriage driving along
without any visible motor may be stop
ped and directed apparently with little
effort and runs at the rate of mile in
three minutes.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-27

At no time in the history of the Unit
ed States has there been such remark
able team of governors as Waite of
Colorado, Pennoyer Of Oregon, Level
ling of Kansas, Tillman of South Caro-
lima and Altgeld of Illinois. Waite
wants blood up to the horses brides or
free coinage of silver; Pennoyer snaps
his fingers at federal authority and
"sasses the President; Lewelling dis
bands the state militia because it is Re-
publican and reorganizes with Popu-
lists; Tillman forces his state into the
whisky selling business and Altgeld
pardons the anarchists.-St. Paul Pho
1lee7 Press.
The prison mirror. [volume] (Stillwater, Minn.) 1887-1894, 1893-07-27

l do pity unlearned gentlemen on a
rainy day.-Falkla1ld.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-12
"WErs" WILL CONTEST.
General Opinion That a Notice
Will Be Filed Before Thursday.

1t is the confirmed opinion of most
people who are in position to know
that the recent local option election
will be contested and that the notice of
the contest will be filed very soon, most
likely to-day or tomorrow. Under the
law it cannot be filed in the clerks
office later than Thursday, which is the
tenth day after the result was officially
announced by the commissioners of
election.
1t Ia understood that the grounds for
the contest will be the same as was pub
lished by The TIMES several days ago
That the election in the First ward
was illegal because the colored regis-
ration books were lost;
That the registrars in some of the
wards had no right to close the regis
tration ten days previous to the election
as this was a special and not general
election.
That the registrars in some Of the
wards acted as challengers, which was
illegal.
That the polls were closed too early
in one ward, and
That non residents of the city were
allowed to vote.
Other charges will also be made to
prove the election illegal. 1t has also
been stated that an application for IL
cense will be m ade, which will, of course,
be refused and an appeal will be taken
on the grounds that the election was not
legal and the fight be made in the cir.
cult court.
The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-12
BABY AND MOTHER DOING WE'LL

Congratulations and Flowers Being Show
cred on President and Mrs. Cleveland
WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-THE White
House baby is doing we'll and so is Mrs.
Cleveland. Mrs. perrine is now with
her daughter and will remain until she
is able to be up and about. The Presi-
dent pursued his regular routine in his
Office to-day. According to his custom
on Mondays he saw no visitors except
some Cabinet officers, but devoted him
self to almost Uninterrupted work at his
desk.
kilograms and letters are still being
delivered at the White House from
people in all parts of the country con-
graduating the President and Mrs.
Cleveland on the new accession to their
family. No messages from foreign
governments have yet come to hand
bat several are expected by mail in
due course of time.
Bunches of flowers from intimate
friends of the Cleveland family have
been received at the White House in
great numbers, and many people Of
prominence, particularly those in diplo-
matte circles, left their cards.