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tember %. and passed out from Astoria

IcHlDer 1os anu pdsSeu OuI from ASVOrla
October 5.
"They are wrecked in dangerous To-
cality," said one of the members of the
Portland Touring mills firm. Galway
is in the western part of Ireland, and is
noted for the number of vessels lost in
its vicinity. The coast is a gloomy,
rocky one, and 1 have seen the waves
dash against the storm-beaten cliffs to
the height of 100 feet. It is an inacces-
sible region from the land, and the sailor
is to be pitied who is dashed helpless on
that shore. That part of the coast re-
ceives the full brunt of the Northern
Atlantic gales, and is one of the most
dangerous places in the world"
The neglect on the part of the dispatch
to mention whether the officers and
crew had escaped in whole or in part
from the perils of the angry sea is re-
garded here as an ominous omission,
and later and fuller particulars of the
disaster are looked for with no small
measure of anxiety. However, all hope
for the best.
The Beemah was fully insured.
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Applications in washington.

WASHINGTON, March 21.-The follow
ing are the most prominent of the many
applications for office which have been
received from Oregon:
Witt. Webber, for collector of customs
at Yaquina bay Mary A. Brown for reap
pointment at the Hillsboro postoffice !;
Miss Robertson, for reappointment at
Independence; A Hampton. for re-
appointment at the Newport postoffice ;
M. A. Moore, for postmaster at Prime
vile; Ben Brown, for sreceiver of the
United States Land Office at Burns; j..
F. Moore, for register of the United
States land Office at The Dalles; Eugene
Protzman, for postmaster at Portland !;
the Hon. Jeff Myers, for governor of
Alaska; John Lane for collector of GUS
toms of vlaska; Judge Crews, of Seattle,
for Unised States district attorney for
Alaska; Col. R. A. Miller, for minister
to Turkey; Herman Wise for postmaster
at Astoria; DIR. Mullinix and Mr.. Van
Dusen, for collector of customs at
Astoria; M. ]. McKinnon, for United
States timber inspector; N. A. Ambrose,
for assistant superintendent United
States railway mail service at Portland !;
D. w. H. Shook, for postmaster at
Woodlawn; J. R. Blackaby, for post
master of Jordan Valley; Richard I.
Hammond, for postmaster of Klamath
Falls; Louis Langenberg, for postmaster
at Roseburg; Laramie Mayer, for regis
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It should BE in Every House

]. B. Wilson, 81 Clay St., Sharps-
burg, Pa, says he will not be without
DR.. Kings New Discovery for consump-
ton, coughs and colds, that it cured his
wife who was threatened with pneumonia
after an attack of ''la grippe" when
various other remedies and several ply
sicians had done her no good. Robert
Barber, of Cooksport,- Pa, claims DIR.
Kings New Discovery has done him
more good than anything he ever used
for lung trouble. Nothing like it. Try
it. Free trial bottles at Snipes & Kin
ersly's. Large bottles, SOC. and 81 90.
Joles Bros. have early Rose seed pota-
toes for sale.
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FRIGHTFUL CALAMITY
Largest FIGURING Mills in the World
Destroyed.
SEVERAL LIVES REPORTED LOST
An Explosion That Shook the Country
for Miles---An Attempt to Burn
a Building.
LIVES REPORTED LOST

LITCHFIELD, ILL.,, March 21.-The most
frightful calamity in the history of this
city occurred at an early hour this morn
ing, and resulted in the loss of 81 ,000,-
600 worth of property and number of
lives, practically wrecking half of the
town and damaging property for miles
around. Shortly after 8 o'clock this
morning fire was discovered in Kohlor's
"Planet" steam Touring mills, the larg-
est of the kind in the world, located in
the southwest part of the city. The fire
department had scarcely arrived ON the
scene when an explosion of terrific vio-
lence shook the earth for miles around,
the shock being felt as far as Decatur,
80 miles distant. It broke the plate
glass windows in a majority of the stores
in the city, Frustrated almost every one
on the street, shook houses loose from
their foundations, and Jared the
machinery in the Lichfeld car and
machine shops to such an extent that
work had to be suspended till the neces-
sary repairs can be made. 1t is sup
posed the fire originated from a spark
from passing locomotive, and the SUBJ
sequent explosion was caused by the
flames coming in contact with an ac-
cumulation of mill dust. 1t looked at
one time as if the entire south end of
town would be consumed, but the fire
department after hard fight of three
hours managed to prevent the flames
from spreading.
Head Millwright John Carve, of
Waterloo, attempted to save his tools
from the burning building. He was
stunned by the explosion, thrown
against the smokestack, pinned there
and burned to death, his limbs being
burnt off. 1t is not yet known whether
there are any other fatalities, though a
number OF serious injuries are reported.
A grain elevator adjoining the mill, con-
tanning 250,000 bushels of wheat, was
burned to the ground with its contents,
together with ten Wabash freight cars
standing alongside. The track is block
AIDED and telegraph wires disabled.
Mrs. v. Hoffman has leg broken,
Mrs. E. Richelroth, sr., her head cut.
The mill was owned by Kohler Bros, of
st. Louis, and had a capacity of 1000
barrels of -four daily, and employed $50
hands. Insurance on the mill and ele-
vator, $33O.OOO
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Some CROP statistics.

WAsHINeToN, March Professor ].
r. Dodge, the statistician of the depart
ment of agriculture, includes in his
monthly report the dates and official
statistics of the principal crops of for
eign countries, The present conditions
are very favorable for a worlds wheat
crop for 1892 of 2,S47 1865, ,OS5 bushels.
In Great Britain there has been great
reduction in stock. Live hogs have de-
creased over 1 900, 900 head. The short
age in Ireland is estimated at 1900. 200
head The ahnormally high price Of
bacon and pork, as contrasted with other
meats, will, it is thought, greatly stimu-
late hog breeding.
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Do You Wish the
Finest Bread and Cake !?

It is conceded that the Royal Baking Powder is the
purest and strongest of all the baking powders
The purest baking powder makes the fnest, sweetest
most delicious food.
The strongest baking powder makes the lghtest food
That baking powder which is both purest and strong
est makes the eia5estibe and wholesome food
Why should not every housekeeper avail herself Ct
the baking powder which will give her *e best food
with the least trouble?
DR.. Eaines. cf Rush Medical College, Consulting
Chemist of the Chicago Board of Feait says: 'eoyal
is not oly the psirzst es the strongest baking pesdr
wit. which ac9aailtel."
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ter of the United States land Office at
Oregon City; R. A. Habersham, for
United States marshal of Alaska; Zera
Snow, for United States (Oregon) district
judge; Henry Blackman, for collector of
internal revenue.
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ST. LOUIS, March 21.-Kohlor Bros.
estimate their loss in the Litchfield fire
at 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
9pinoen % sGsteifabet.

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Gnte al en- buil~tsniombelit Aloer bar
minoit IS @ange iaa flor 1iltrRtnin9s'
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ira 76 til 80 8onge beore END en- 9onls
mel SOmirus.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
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Der en- Sccjnble / Sirtens Baiemsnt
Cnsoo8 aitcu ben 22Oe Os. 3n0tR9s
terne sanr til 9notjgb at 0iuitbe8er.
7ecorab qibrarp 9tsiOctatlon boil
Der lit 2Otals nnbsnt busr 2srOa9 81.
termioons o9 aften.
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no Gmsrp 6rOesrp StOre / Gsiian %
Ousrtu9et 6Orrstuin9en ira BEN lite
December.
Zen literRre Qioeljng al 7ecorob
2ibrarp NsiOciation bar beiIuttet / 8ins
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S]tringers tibligere 8plig | Spoparlsu
al 8psu. 4ris $500.
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Spring Grove Herald.
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rotbea 2Omen, bar / lRn9ere Gio pRret
ip9slig, Os Sp9oommen tUs bet ll6iln9,
at benoes Mano % be mango SlRgts
hinge onian bet bsoit, at bun tilbragte
en- 9io oeo Sinoip9esGuitalten / 9noes
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beuoes auiine Wtrs. g. &. 6nu8en oar
iaa mil at isl9e meo beuoe pan ben
tun9e 8siie.
- Nibsoe Wrs. 3atnsDer bteu be.
grapet iioite GnsOag. 6eubes 8ige.
unun bar Surab .. 8ilion; bun bar
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% TOM Der tit 2anoet ! 1858. & 1856
bIeO bun gift meO Sr. SncOb 8udmeper,
% 2 &ar eiter ilDtteOe be til 3ecornb,
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Sun eiterluoer Zig fin Mnno, en- Batter,
MRS. 9rScjnItn, % TO Ssnner.
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meO itOr 8egaOeIie Tom SpIGier oo
Mimiter, optraoer / llnitD Gbur6 inf.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

ten, 9irsoas. gun 'ommsr ian gott
aubsialst og bar Ftrst fig en- iaaoan
Nsihage; az Q uuat Gamer bsr, of On
tpsr fan care iorpisist on, of BE- %
Gents, irm aosanJen toitsr, life Of
rare b%ortfaIet.
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fra ben iCngslise oaufe 8et'rtn1r' pft'
hole / Sisbeubnun siisr ct Stuoinm
Der pau II aar, er tommet bsrooer Tor
at fiuos c; bsIoigt Stao for lin 8raris.
or. ShiOa ailasos os ct gtIsg % taIte
on Wuli9hsosn Of at ntoi1tte itg | De-
cOrah. 6au tOmrsr meo alerbeoite
Cir iatin8cr fra 6giitoIen / aiDbsns
blun O9 bar iur9sret iOm GmtsoprIR3e
i Spnors gergeusbus Nmt / @or8e.
Sr. q. gusitao i~triusr ira fin
6jembpgo: Sulcn mariner fig, o9 De
IuTnoer al uOrits glRno O8 apinoer
Ameritu, Der peo oenne 2sili8beo srlus
orsr fine airre / bet eIiteoe, ON eno
intti9s Jsoelauo, girrss Opmertiomme
pnn, al 9euge er bet iornuiti9ite, DC Ian
ienos. On GoQars 5eooel eller en- 81
Dollar Seoosl, lnst mtlIem TO St0tter
flint 9opir, fan isuoes % uerles I Srts
~itiania bos 5r. Sic, 9Io. 2 Strano9aoen,
3bin90aanltniens 6~oUeosG8ent ior
g&pr9e, o. ban betller 3 aroner U9 6j
Gre for bper GoQar. Nnar mai len.
Der 4enge til Soft, iom Dor / 2nnoot'
itritterne, ian er BET beoit at tiBbe Bolt
Office Grcre, on @cn9e paa oisie uobes
tales peo nrrmeIte @oittontor. 9t3ic
Bot Office Crores fan tjDbes Ueo 8Oit'
officer, / be flefte Banter, % / "9ecOrab'
8oiten"s Office. 3ulefeiten fables
@iminoeli9beo "Osa glade 9uleieit",
8lRo goer ielu, % 9lRo On euer An'
ben / bet gamle Siem meo Goer.
- Sra WnoiiOn Iotunibip itriues
SaoleD 2arien al 9Opn Of Oslo,
9roUtinss Guuntp, 2, o, er for 3ioer
neoe paa 8ei69 hos fine SlR8tnin8er
/ Maoiion 3ownibip, bUOr ban ben 2oeu
3Ouembsr ieireos i'm Ssiters 8rpQup.
Otter Ell llses Gpbrlo Rnoiion TONS
mer ban til at tilbrjn3e en- u9e oet
Neuber9, WinneiOtn, b~uOrird ban iol
~ijorten 2lnr iioen ilptteoe til 8rOotings
GOurtp. Saolep Carton par pjoen be-
tjenbt / tiollgers Gage iOm Ell &jrmpt
al bet n9te Slng8; men / ben ienert
9io auUenoer ban omtrent al lin &rnf
pan at oprte fit 2nno ! SpO 9atotd.
bopr ban bar $50 2lcres, buorai 800
2lcres er / bet lDnoeuior li9genoe Qatt
County. 6an filter Jig 8Oot Der, oa b
to nRuute Counter er Be i%ru9tbareite
BEN Gel al Stuter. 6an bar / 6Di
")runnet" en- 9rRitema1tIre tilbgrenoG
ct Selitnb al 5armere, O9 tuuoe iaule.
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tier paa Ell Dag. Snolep Cartons 6ien
er nemli9 uRiten ret iDo ira &Ol9a tie,
ueo SjGrnerne al MooOp % Safe GOun.
tier. 8 Safe Dor mango, Tom er ino
ilptteoe fra @iunsibett Guuntp, %, iuo
uiot uioes, er be ole spoe SmitGnoi9
beoer o9 pelttlfreoie.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
@upStteneiter.
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SrrbaeETole citer gueSIrtttn.
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81 =
gtsraaussaumglstIig gryoa8 U'itn a. :
gfriens "a itWent.
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taa Giitymiaeag al. /.
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eulrotiorcurra-r weotr EcrsAa9 C'ifT'
mieeaa ST. Q hos y8yA 11itrgc coUaeH.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
Students Union

gives It's first entertainment this year on
Sat. evening Nov. 18th at 8 o'clock in the
Gymnasium. The program is as follows:
Address of welcome.
Music.
Speech lNorw.)-Pres K. Kvamme.
Music vocal.
DeClamation-H. Olson.
SpeeCh-N. Ylvisaker,
Music.
"Collegium Politician" from HOlberg),
All are cordially invitet.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
TecDraB og Smcglt.
Ter I4,t Gcpsmktr. 1904
SaIatt.

Salatt,
& utocnnaoeuoe 5ab.I oil uore 2Is
itrc ind iuIotTuoi9 C%pipsniug ON @ais
acts lloiale for 8uusibeii Gountps
@cn,pmmcuoe. Gn cueite oe~motrailits
Gmbtogmauo osuHc @ang bleU IsoIcm
al @coro al SugsrUiiors for iarite 9r
itrict, 6r. @to. GQeu. Der oanot opCr
I'm McoItauocr, Ntr. 0arptp, mso II
Stcmmcr. Ger taittoes / cit 1907
Stcmmcy, On ben rtpub'itouite GuOers
mr. III en- 92aiort,et al G5l.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
7rf 9lnrifc SrIifnb

ootcr q, icirc I'm Narsicit 5orsoog
@i,cn eeu zoe Gtcgmbsr. SCm &rs
rar9cmtuts q ON te bIeg uouRUrt iFts
scaoc Qerrtr: Z. 1atUib :. Z. 6amrc,
& 0anipn, g. Semen % .. z. 1bomps
ion. 9rrmcrc CpIpsun8er oil ieucre
Lf,~. ,rrr4rvr4
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
9utbtr 6oQegt.

Students Union 8ivsr nritioms
msuoe 9proag, lSoe 0oosrber, en- In
oerhploniH1 I GOus9eis @~pmuaitI.los
'aIs. 3oIer, Gang % 4tuiit hgrcr til
4yCsrlmTci.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
Notice.

Guboer Tarmer / g9trneibeif So. unmo'
oes ON at heupenoe tia / Abilene Pharmacy
| 8uoolpb3 8iod o. irit erboloe en- Yrgoe'
oatte af Condition Powder.
lIuolaO life at iaa en- Irgue al bette
Condition Powder, Der er Intet Zig Dat.
8rlut & 8armar.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Ge man gaa til @runo Opera 6ouie
Ereoao ben l7oe Roobr. De mao 'e
StueipiQet The Still Alarm" be ores'
iereoe arabiIte 6eite % the steam fire
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
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49,. a.;n s., q, So an
= -
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Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

@rano Opera 0ouie. Treoag ben
17bs 9opsmbcr OpiBres bet r~omantiite
g omeoies Drama The Still Alarm"
3no paa Sceuen tommer ct Bar ores.
iereoe arobiIte Seite O9 en- o~irtelis
8rauos9 ampmaItine.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14
Eli Snofipbspris.

Sea pil irlqe belle nit Cptag al Oak Stat
Fencing til Suotlsbspris, beoite @paIItet
9tarteoet. Sobn 6lnn,
Saropare Store.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Oct bsOi;e 5tuaipil oenre SRion.
"The Still Alarm" @lem life ben
.I7oe Rouember, men tj0b 8taetter nu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Set er lettere at BRUCE Stj9lOsorc
no at fremiprt 6Ornuit9runoe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Workers no matter how backward, will
be happy in Prof. Breckenridge's DEBORAH
Institute.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Sc leutu0e itploer maj 6enigni De
beoe Ituloer man fun Sanobeoeu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

Oct er G Tiger, iioen ct Stueipt( OPP
fprtes / @rano Opera 6ouie. gtu b0r
Suiet blioe fplot ben 17oe gtopbr. 8jGb
8illetter M.
Decorah-posten., 1893-11-14

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The great West. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1889-18??, 1893-05-19

-. CdAFIER Is. II. NO. In.
AN ACT proposing an amendment to section
one OF article nine of the constitution of
the state OF Minnesota by adding a nroviso
autnorlzing the levy and collection Of a
TAX csa on laaher,tances, devses. requests, leg
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the
State Of Minnesota:
Section l. The following amendment to
sectlon one OF article nile of the constit:1-
uon or the state of Minnesota is hereby pro-
posed to the people Of said state for their
Approval 4S OF rejection, that is to say, to add
proviso: "And provided further. that there
may be by law levied and collected a tax
upon an 1nntesrltances, devises, bequests, leg
acres and gifts Of every kind and description
ABOVE liked and specified sum, of any
and all natural persons snd CORPORATIONS.
Such tax above such exempted sum NAV he
nblform, OF 1t may be graded or progressive,
Out Snall not exceed q maximum tar Of five
PEI cent ~ NV
Sec. ? This proposed amendment shall
ne submitted to the people of said state for
era! election for the year eighteen hundred
and ninety-f and each of the legal voters
OF SAD state may, at said election, vote by
the returns thereof shall be made and Ger
titled, and such votes and the result thereon
oeciared IN the manner provided by law for
at genera amd tSa votes
and declaring the result thereof, and if If
shau appear therefrom that majority of
the on voters present and voting at said cleo
nave voted In favor Of the same, then with
In ten days after the result shall have neen
ascertained the governor shall make procIa-
thereupon take effect and be in full force aa
part OF the constitution of the state Of Min
nesOta.
Sec. 8. The ballots used at said. election IN
said amendment shall have printed thereon
amendment to section enc Of article nine
OF the constitution providing for tax on
ia f. devises, bequests, legacies and
gifts, Yes-No," and each elector voting on
said amendment shall make q cross mark
thus: CA) In one Of the two spaces left for
the purpose upon the margin of the ballot
used at said election, as provided In section
thirty-four OF chapter four of the general
laws OF one thousand eight hundred and
ninety-one. The elector desiring to vote for
thus; CXl in the space so left opposite the
word yes" and the elector desiring to
vote against said amendment shall make a
posite the word and no ballots eI sb oR
be counted on said amendment except those
on1 e s sad or TsFs M opposite
Sec. 4. This act shall take effece and be
in force from and after its passage.
Approved April II, 1893.
CHAPTER 2H F. No. 6o4.
AN ACT to provide New Capitol for the
Be it enacted by the Legislature Of the State
of Minnesota.
sectiGn l. That the be and he
forthwith to appoint by and with the adj
vice and consent Of the senate. seven suita-
BILE persons, one from each congressional
district In the state, to act and be known as
state capitol commissioners, who shall
constitute board to be known as the
board Of state capitol commissioners, :"
Of new state capitol according to the pro
visions Of this act, Provided, however, that
s;ding nfcer ~ said hoord .rd sh LII , prv,
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have but few days left. and are slmpiy
mead over heels In unfinished legislation.
Accordingly motion was Introduced IN
the morning. session that. fT the balance
Of the week, both afternoon and evening
sessions I've held.
Some OF the statesmen looked little
glum at this proposition, but nobody mad
tho temerity to OPPOSE Il, and u went
through with feeble Affirmative.
In the course OF the day good many
measures Of interest, and some OF genuine
Importance. were acted upon.
The hitercst neht was upon the school
book bill OF Mr.. West of Lowndeg ana for
a time things were decidedly lively upon
and was put into it's little grave this time
just as 4 has been for four consecutive
sessions In the past.
The constitutional convention bill, intro
duced by Mr.. Reagan, was the subject
Of another spirited discussion, but tho
fates were against u also and the eloquence
Of its protector and friends proved to be
loves labor lost
The bill Of Mr. Graham OF Appiing acted
upon late In the afternoon Is a measure of
genuine Importance albeit, II made no
special stir. IL substitutes n general game
law for the special regulations on the sub
iect which have heretofore prevailed in the
several counties. The bill passed after
some opposition.
Al the night session. Mr.. Kings bin
providing for amendments TO the city
charter. passed. This provides for the
election by the people Of city officers--the
treasurer, the clerk, the marshal, the en-
gineer, city attorney. tax collector comp
troller. sexton and commissioner OF pub
lie works,