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Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
~SDrp1tfcriet pco WeroeuS:
uoitiningen.

vi Dc mango 3lltrRtntn0er peo Ser
oeHsuoniaiugcu par 6prparferierne eli
al be melt iOrncieli9e % melt tiltalenOe.
Snioueu bar uRret ben mRrteliaIte i
6gruartertunltens Siitorie al ben
@rnno, at oer giennsminjtlis bleO aiuet
tire Spoisnln9er ON u8en iioen lite
5unl, % Inn peb to 9~eill9beoer er De
bleune uoiat ION 5Dl9e al ugunitlgt
&elr. Wtaaite 5prpRrferierne life bar
uRret no9eu WDbeo ior Gbicascboerne,
iom iaa bet iprite i SeIouen, men for
ben tore Weu9oe al lloitiainssbeip.
senoe bar DC bapt Ell aiglort 3iltrRtz
ming. Seo oenne Gaaltano mna BET
ta9es / Setrastnins, at Man9pen llge
eiter llse ~beltanoig itifteoe, % at ueo
bper eiterisl9enoe Sppisnins bar 3ils
Iflierm9ngoen M. Oct paaltaaes al
uelunoerrettsoe, at JprpRrterierue reos
oepe uoltiNin9en, i%orlaauiot Iitenbeig.
get nu9aar - at De par ben Ma9t, ipm
bOlot 5olt tilbdge eiter Solneosans o9
trat benz til ll~oitiQin9en eiter ben 5io.
0ono enten bette er Iili9loet eller ei,
cr bet ct 5aitum, at Chicago bar az
brRnot flere 5prpHriiaser / bette enc
Iar eno nogen auben Sp / Teroeu.
Neoenitaaenoe 9al siuer os ct tibet
Se9reb ONT Den MRn9be 6prpGrferi,
Der er brugt. Ser er blepen aIipret
10000 eli, TO, ire, fire, ler % ptte
Euno3 6ltetter. Gen itprite Oppiss
ming bar N 8unbt paa 10000 &atets
ter, iOm bleu aipret Den Ace Sulv
$4,000 &omber er blepen ienot Dp mob
6imlen / Stprrelie ira Is til go Soms
mer, De ~itorite. Der u~oaeniinoe er aifpret
/ geroeu. Suis alie bisie par blepne
aiipreoe ianltibi9, piloe Gilifuerne BABE
Jet 523 NtiIlipn IorltIeIi9e br9noenoe
Stjeruer paa 0imlen / ale 6esubuens
5drper. SEQ Stpfter 9nitiprpGrferi
saer @etaroer er blepne ipr9nste i en-
Soioe al 1000 Sob % 200 ipecieae
set pieces a~ibranot.
timber 5oreitiainaerne blep Der ars
penot $4,000 tulSrte 9auier eler Sprs
itotte. % 100000 ieg SOB lanse quick
match. Quick match er BET Sranorgr,
iom beupites til at antanoe 5oriioen al
the set piece. Oct itprite 6prp9rferi,
Der bleu aibrpnot, uar BET, iom ~ioreltils
leoe GbicasoS 9rano. 9et a 400
SOB lanst % 40 500 hgit. $4,000 rps
merfe 9Ds bleu aibr9uot, $50 Iorifjels
lise 6iul % bep9selise dprp9rferier.
% 25 Cons Ruoslps til illumination
al Soen, 8rono Balm % Wioiuap.
10000 aquatic novelties blanSeoe
MRngoen peo i'm @lanos. Meo at
iorbereOe belle bette arbeiSe par 20 bps.
tise Jpru9rtere % bunoreoe WieSbiels
pere beItiGitiseoe. !
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

QrpteFerer. uosnris smirtiter 8re'
5tam mpotp9 i l~borson9s Ct anbsls
oram ira 5 &aptsiner al amerlIanl;e
6auoelstibe / Rio Saueirps Saon. q
ilaoeoe puer, at be paa 9runo al ben
uaibraote Stpouiu8 meaem Oqrcrslilz
beue % 5Orterue uar %iurbinoreOe ira
at lusie fine 9aouin9er ueo 2%olobulet,
uaatet oenne &et par iuoremmet tpIte
os brittle 0lunelsitlbe. Sc anmOoeoe
uoenrlgSminiiteriet on at p~naiR88e
Gbeien ior be ameritanite &rpoiere Der
at iitre Dem oenne Get % beitgtte Dem.
@fHfittiftefe h~eaoIlie SaseH HI
5laaoemjuiiiareu, men oente bar Ipds
ret, at tan life Ear nosen Mpnol8beo
til at pnalngge aaptsin 8idinS at TRIBE
ino.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
Cur Is Miniuner Gpelioenoc.

Senator sscifsr fra aauias bar 'pre'
IIaaet, nt aonoresieH bepilser GO gRil'
lioner Dollars for Be Gsotioeuee. Sdn
ircm6olbt / ct Gale Gnsoa9s, at Der
oloril / 9ouoets 0iilprie bnuoe uGrrt
iaa TOR GoO % G~lcnoisbeb blanei be
1a,tlle "a Nrbelosfeie Tom M. NtinSit
en- Tieroeoel al 2anseis Snebp59ere
eGr mer eller mlnore irplteoe al ben uu-
prrenoe Ggo. 9duoets 8laos, iiGr be,
iOm cite fables iiorc, % iom oite trt'
ttisrsoss itreHgt. hauoe 9iort meset for
at Iiuore Gceeu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
Sine Yoitmsitre. Z en-

Hpe $oitmsitre. s Spo Gatota /:
Belle 6Ourhe, Butte County, 9. q.
6olmes; Carthage, Miuer Gouutp, q.
s. 9pons 2ansioro, 3aribaa Goun.p,
s. ). 6unolett; 9iount @ernpu, 3aui=
fen Gountp. Midael GOusbertp; Sputb
Sbore, Guoiu9tOn County, 6. U. Nel.
ion; @iaow safe. Giart 9ouaip, Mi. 6.
9heilen. 8 Nortb 7aiota: Siqsboro,
Y. y. 6oc9man; Cavalier, 9embiua
&c., 9o6n G'Seeie. s Wiuneiota: ..
s.. Gaines, 8in9er, Bolt Sc. Z Soma:
@brabam 5. 9owe, GIeniuoUo; 3Obn
Sipneu, 0~reeHieIo; albert 5. @aib,
Si0ur gitp.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
ztnotor Woraau fra Gtobamu

Stnatur Worgau fra aloban'a,
Gormaro al aOuiitceu for uoenlanolte
2t~uliaaeuoer, bar iremiat ct JorIin9
anaaaence IneriienoeIie al prOuIinrllIe
8egierinaer. 2et beitemmer bl. u, at,
uaar be 5oreneoe Stater iaar sontr0I
uusr ct iremmeo 9ano eIer Steo enien
ueo annettioustraitat sler paa anoeH
Manoe, ital &rsiioenteH meo Seuaieis
JiltemnIn9 uonRpus Ell YreIloent tor
iamme o. cit lougluenoe 6orlaml'na.
~6etaneuoe al life iRrre emo ) % lite
ousr % Meolsmmsr, buis Sdnolin9er
fan forauores sller iorinites al sOrs
aresien. On paa osnns Wtaaoe uonEpnt
@uperngr % lOusiuenoe jOriamIin9
iial uc9isre een propiioriite Re5jeriu9,
inotil aougreSien ueo Sou anoerleoes
tgi;emmsr.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
IRA Maibimstom.

sEn On Nua. 81. u. Softer fra
gsitoua. Rinn., par iotleeeu gaa
ssaibiuatun o. oau acn8resmano 2a'V'
usu "a scnatOrerus @alfbuTH % &a'
DIS Ell bel Gtl 0%plpsninScr, on hp'Ite
frlaer oct pilos bare ior GrOou'tioHeR
al sGo "a Sp9 at iatts otsls Sarsr
paa 5riliIteu. Mr. Softer tlsber oni'
trlna IL g|iaion 2uiiu sGg ON Aarti.
ca ban anllaar 8roouttioHcn al va
inoliae gtinacIpta til IS Willoner III
liner. @iepuemiuiisBriisu oet l'olit
gar bar urret - Gents pr. Gufn'
meoens oen. icr Nle9tulcp Yopen
traaetr araft, nm bar Z a 5 % uls
ecr.ipeu ) gats pr. 7uiir. 6orl!lels
len meIem @ieuusmiuitsprlisn paa W.
irr "a citer @caiulep eopens &e0id'
oclie bar ogt Toits Oar iuObTast 5ar-
meruc / ipoItse aliuneiota sS5o.ooo.
9mneiptas aouaresmTno % Send'
torer uil aigre ali mllist ior at btboloe
Ben ruurrenoe Iolo pna SGg.
N~onaresmauo Iaurep mootca lorle'
ben en- lana petition ira 6armere
ssnbaiha So, ! bpilieu Dc prOielierer
MOS BEN iurejlaaeee R~eoi9ttelie al 1ol=
cen paa Spl.
Mapae oemotratiite 9ou9resmEno
nnl oaiaa prre imoo ben i%oreIaneoe
R~cSirrclie. 9e sr ! 6apGr ar en- lpes
cnf loio al minoli Is Gents pr. Nn'
i5cL.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

Jlaaoeminiiter 0erbert bar beilut-
let at ienoe ct tort AntGl &rpoiere til
Rio 3aneirOs Sauu. Get anta9es, at
Ger inoen fort Sio oil pRre ilere ames
@ritauite ariSsitibe i Rio Saneirps
6auu euo Der ~nogeuiiuoe ijoen Sor9ers
triSeps Slutuin9 Ear uaret iamlet / en-
iyemmeo 6npu. 9ariasen III bette
Strtot or ben, at 4omiuiItratirnen ins
ben fort lib penter en- aLuprlig o. az
glqrenoe Ramp meaem ben braflianlte
Sie9ierinss me Srisstibe % Sprgs
rsrues 6laaoe, iaa bet bliuer npooens
oigi at pRre itQrIt r~spreieuteret Der for
al beitptts a~meritanIfe 3utsresier.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
6eorae .. @ppntun, iom ior en-

George y. gognton. Iom Ior en-
lib iioen blep arrsiteret | Gip Saneiros
6aon. uuber ct 6orirs paa at Iprar9e
eeu braiiIianIte arp0ier "Gauioaban" /
9uiter, auipm i Gusoa9s III Ntp Yprt
iom be 6prsneoe Stnters 5ause, men
5laaoeminiiter 9erbert iatte BAN itrar
paa 5rlioo, ba ban itti bapbe trantet
np9en Sou.
&aptein 90pntpu trier M meo al
anlag9e Sag mob 6laaoeminiIter Sers
bert % uoenriSsmIniiter @reibam %
forlanaer en- St0oeseritatning al
100000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
yrnmie ipr ynitieiIaps. sen

GrdreI bar ~ireuiidt ct JorIn9 for al
ircmitpuoe Epfiuoelle al ct guititlb Get
CT Nieriugeu at beuilgc 100000 ipm
8slaunIu9 III oeu SYfHoer. boorioms
belit / 3eroen, Der moen ben lite Sas
mar 1900 bar tonitrncret et Glib, iom
let ca i"iItert fan isile gujteu meo en-
6urtiebeo al mnoit 30 DilI l 3imen,
On ium er iitano til at transporter
Gasiagercr % 6ragt TT en- 5pnsoe al
) Gems.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

6eneral @breler. 5Ormauo al aps
mitesu ior 5erritOrIer, bar iuoitiqst til
8~eotaselie ct 5urilas ON at optaee
Stlaboiia iOm Stat. GOrila9et inobss
latter life 5uoian 3erritUrp men ajals
her iun for Sflaboma, ianleoes iom bet
III sriitsrer, Zen meoiel9enoe Rapport
piier. at Stlo9oma bar 100000 Sno.
bpssere, % at territories Ireal er
$4,000 &paoratmil.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

SreilDenten bar uou1pnt @apne
WioeYeagb ira IeunipIunnla III Ims
baslaopr til 3talisn.
Mr. Rac9engb uar Suititsminiiier
unper @arfielos 2tominlitrntipn, men
luiieoe ijg ienere til De |. I. W~2uSUumps
% off pso iioite @als ouer til 9emos
traterne.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
,Snoiancr. GommislGr Srowuina

hapoe iorleoeu 5pretrRoe for &omiteen
ior 5noianeranli9aenoer cs iremla9oe
CT Cperilag oper naiie Gegnitabsaars
llosiiter for bette Bureau, 0an u%nilaar
Dem til SO, $4,000.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

EDpuliiteH Simpipn ira aanias bar
iremiat 5orilag ON at iatte ale llloias
britata paa 6rililteu.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26
gil life afgiore Saaen.

gil life afgiorc Sagcn. &c jor-
eaeos Stnters 6oieiterst bar n2gtet at
bebanoIe Sagen ON @runoiousm4sji9s
beoen al Spo GaroIinas sou ON Statss
tontrul o. Sal9 al 8usoritfe.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

Soem Der teoie bar Noset at no.
i9ttc paa, bpao Stiabnen letter for
baut, itaar til iipit iulten ioran 9iuets
Soro.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

hilbert u. Price, 5orereoe Staters
@taribal for Horo GatOta, bar inoienot
TT 5uititsmIuiiteren i'm R%eiisnatipn.
Decorah-posten., 1893-12-26

g.. 8. Sobe, np,i O. ipeuit Sicesoniul, ei
Saft 7tb Str., Il. 9aai. Aian.. aoiTrat3sr 5Yuios
maBter o. iuoiasitrer SeHae o. Arpemioler I Rorse,
Soeuge o. 1aHmaTt. Geuse ienbes osjaa I'll upeus
nQpnte sanbs efter lapeiie aars. A.19.ti
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
M'KINLEY'S BOOM.
Nearly ALI His COngratulatory Tele.
grams Mention the Campaign
of 1896.
Chairman Dick of the Republican
Committee Now Places His Plural
ity at $4,000.
New Jersey Legislature Republican
by TwO-thirds Maiority--Rcturns
From Other States.

COLUMBUS. o., Nov. 1l.-Chairman
Dick of the Republican state committee
puts McKinley's plurality at go 900.
OF the 600 kilograms of congratulation
received by Mckinley, more than 4OO
connect his name with presidential posi-
bilitics. More than 200 letters of con.
graduation came in his morning mail.
The governor is besieged by mail and
telegraph to speak at ratification meet.
ings in this state. but it is said in his
behalf he will not attend any since he
cannot go to all Of them.
There is Il story current hero that a
delegation of 800 people are coming
from indianapolis to congratulate the
governor i'll person.
Edmund Morton Smith, secretary of
the Republican state committee of Ala
bama writes to Governor Mckinley
that when the roll is called in the next
national Republican convention, Ala
Dama. which leads the roll. will cast the
vote of her delegation solid for McKin-
ley.
Hampstead Washburne of Chicago,
John P. Eberhardt of Pittsburg. presi-
dent of the Window Glass association, IL
builder i'll New Orleans and men in all
parts Of the country, are still writing.
and telegraphing.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
TELEG BREvITIES.

Dubuque paving bonds sold at pei
cent premium.
DR.. NJ. L. Mulcahy OF NclInillion. 5
d., has been appointed pension surgeon
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Furber OF
Northfield, celebrated their golden wed.
ding Monday.
The president has appointed Colonel
George B. Ruggles to he adjutant gen.
eral of the army, with the rank Of
brigadier general.
The Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern
made running record with President
Bacon's special train. The run Of 1875
miles from st. Louis TO Washington,
Ind, was made in 1873 minutes.
The Cherokee council has organized,
with Richmond Wolf as president of the
senate and Byrd Jones speaker of the
house. The most important work will
he settling the intruder question and dis
posing OF the strip bonds.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
GROWS IN MAGNITI'DE..
Republicans viii Have TwO-thirds Major
ity in the New Jersey Legislature.

Republicans Will Have TwO-t birds Major
ity in the New Jersey Legislature.
NEW YORK, Nov. IA special dis.
patch to an evening paper from Preston
n. j.. says: As the completed returns
are filed the Republican victory in New
Jersey grows i'll magnitude. The next
assembly will be Republican, by two
thirds vote. the figures standing. Repub-
licans, 40; Democrats. 20. The s,nate,
as already reported. will le made up of
II Republicans and 10 Democrats.
The state issue on the race tracks
entered the local contests for the
shrievality. In Is of the u counties in
the state the Republicans and anti-raoe
track people have elected sheritfs who
will preside at the wheels of the grand
jnries for three years TO come
A Republican successor to Senator
Mcpherson. whose term expires in 1s9j.
will hc chosen hv the next Legislature.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
NOT fOI; PUBLIC BUILDINGS.
Chair ....n Sayers viii Oppose All Ap,
".upriations For Postonices.

Chair an Sayers viii Oppose All Ap-
"t"priations For Postoffices.
.,ilNGToN, Nov. 10.-There will be
no appropriations for public buildings by
the forthcoming congress, if Chairman
Sayers of the appropriations committee
succeeds in carrying out his plans, be-
yond that for new government print
ing office, the necessity for which is
clearly recognized from the condition of
the present structure. 1t is pro-
posed to provide an appropriation
OF S13O.OOO to reconstruct and
repair the present building 80 that
1t can be used as an Office build
ing. The construction of the new build.
ing will probably be put in charge of
General Casey, chief of engineers, as
such a method of construction is consid-
cred more economical, speedy and better
than by private contract. For the same
reason an effort will he made to transfer
TO him the charge Of the construction of
the new city postotfice building in this
CITY.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
REVISED NEW YORK RETIESS,
The Repubiican state Ticket Elected b
$4,000 Majority.

The Republican state Ticket Elected by
$1,000 Majority.
New YoRK. Nov. If 1l.-Tnterest is prac-
tically at an end in regard TO the election.
New York has elected the Republican
state ticket by probably $1,000 majority.
The state senate is Republican by Is to
IA on the latest returns, but this may he
changed 10 10 to II, and the assembly
stands 20 Republicans, TO j2 Democrats.
Schieren, Rep. for mayor, has 10000
plurality in Brooklyn, and the machine
has gone all to smash. Tammany holds
its grip on the city and elects all of its
local candidates hy pluralities averaging
$1,000. Ten Democratic civil justices,
: senators and ,; asscmblymen are also
elected
Pennsylvania has gone Republican by
a majority that may reach 125,0O0. This
is the greatest Republican victory since
the 10000 plurality for Grant against
Greeley. in 1872.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
Must Keep Out of Politics.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 10.-Commissioner
Miller of the internal revenue bureau u
has written letter to the collector for
the Milwaukee wis district which is be
lieved to outline the policy of the admin
istration as TO government employees par
ticipating actively in politics. 1t con .
veys an intimation that, according to The
ideas of civil service entertained by the
administration, it would be well to leave
himself entirely free to devote all his
time to the duties of his Office. The let.
ter was written at the direction Of Sec.
retary Carlisle.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
E">cucu Her Isaby ROy.

LoNG PRAIRIE, Mimi, Nov. lO.-The
residence Of f. j. Lull. three miles west
OF town. was destroyed by fire with con-
tents. Lull was absent. and the family
was aroused by the explosion of Il kero-
sene can about II o'clock and found the
house in flames. The mother was beaten
back twice III attempting to gain the
stairs to rescue the boy. The third time
she pushed through and carried him out.
The fire originated in the kitchen.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
CRANKS AT WORK.
one Attempts TO Kill a Prominent
Citizen Of Cleveland. o.. un
Being Refused Money.
The New Jersey AppOrtionment Law
Declared Unconstitutional by
the Supreme Court.

CLEvELAND, o., Nov. lO.--A crank
called at the office of Myron T. Herrick,
secretary and treasurer of the Society
for Savings, at noon today. and with a
dynamite bomb in one hand a revolver
in the other demanded $4,000 Herrick
responded by promptly knocking the
man down and graphing with him. The
crank fired shot at Mr. Herrick. the
ball passing through his hat.i The feI
low then jumped through window and
escaped.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
suicide in Court.

CHICAGO, Nov. 9.--James .. Bell, who
had been arrested, charged with embez-
zling II, 200 from law book publisher
for whom he had acted AS confidential
hookkeeper, created sensational scene
in court by falling, writhing to the floor,
with the exclamation that he had taken
poison. He was taken to hospital,
where it was said that he had swallowed
stIychnine and was in dangerous con-
dition. Bell begged to be allowed to die.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
CONCEDE DEFEAT.
Kansas r"puIi>t Leader. Admit They Were
Not In II.

KANSAS CITY. Nov. 1.-THE Stars
Topeka, Kan. special says: Additional
returns from Tuesdays election swell
the Republican plulaliti,s and The Popu-
lists now concele that they have been
badly defeated. Sufficient reports have
been received by the rcwslal cl > and the
two stat" central committees to warrant
fhc Republican claim of larg, plural
itv of the aggregate vote and il will
probably appear rhat the victory is really
II majority over both the Populists and
Democratic vote.
Of the 13 judges that We're elected,
Chairman Breidcnthal Of the Populst
party claims only three. though he is
not willing 10 conccde the 18th or }ith.
AT Republican heanquarters the fol-
lowing summary of the result, based on
returns thus far received is given ont:
Straight Republican counties As.
straight Populist counties s, divided
counties % to be heard from, 81. Re
publican officers elected in divided coun-
ties 105, Populist officers elected in di-
vided counties 81
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
German Cholera RecurI.

LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch to The
Standard from Berlin says that official
figures show that since Nov. there were
six cases of cholera and three deaths in
East Prussia; five cases in and near
Stettin; six new cases and one death in
other places in Pommerania. Since
Oct. 20 three cases of cholera and three
deaths were reported at Havelberg and
one death ut POtsdam.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
Iowa Senatorial Timber,

DEs MONIES, Nov. 1.-THE election of
Republican legislature means that IA
Republican United States senator will
be elected at the coming session of the
general assembly to succeed Senator
James Wilson of Fairfield, whose term
expires in March, 1895. The candidates
are Congressman Gear of Burlington,
Hepburn of Clarinda, Attorney General
John Y. Stone and A. r. Cummins of
Des Moines.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
A Female HOr>e-ThieI.

MENoMINEE, Mich, Nov. l0.-Celis
McCabe was followed from Chiffon, Wis.
to Menominee and arrested on charge
Of horse stealing. The missing horss
was found in her possession. She had
driven the distance, $50 miles. through
the country to her homo in this city.
The woman is now in Jail awaiting au
examination,
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
HARD BLOW FOR ALTGELD.
victory of Judge Gcary in the Nature of a
Personal Defeat for the Governor

Victory of Judge Gcnry in the Nature of u
Personal Defeat for the Governor.
CHICAGO, Nov. lO.-The defeat of the
Democrats here and the election of
Judge Gary has been severe blow to
Governor Altgeld, who dictated the
makeup OF the Democratic ticket and
threw his entire influence against Gary.
The defeat, it is thought. has lessened
the governors chances for reelection.
and discouraged the Democrats upon the
eve of the election of successor TO the
late Mayor Harrison. Many causes are
assigned for the victory of the Republi-
can ticket. The influence of the mur-
dcrcd mayor. Carter II. Harrison.
was still felt. AMI his avowed antago-
nism to Governor Altgeld. with whom
he was competitor for seat in the
United States senate. is though. TO have
made votes for Gary. The IIish-Ameri-
can vote, too. figured largely in the cleo
ton and was cast heavily for Gary, and
the Republicans. Judge Moran. who
chainpioned Guys cause. helped sway
large element. Then too. German
Luthcrans appeared 10 have lar..civ
abandoned for the time being their al
lance with the Democrats III the school
issue. The strong sentiment against the
anarchists which exists throughout the
city was also II factor. although the lat
ter element moi So largely as had been ex-
pectrd hy many.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
Will BE Brought Back,

New YORK, Nov. l0.-Phil NJ. Scheig
and Frank Floyd, on board the steamer
Spree for southampton, will be arrested
upon their arrival and brought back.
These are the men wanted for the rob .
berry of $4,000 from the bank Of Mime
apolis, of which Scheig was cashier.
Lou Floyd, their confederate, made a.
full confession in the police court here
TODAY
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17

TRENTON, n. j., Nov. 10.-The supreme
court has declared the last apportion.
ment law unconstitutional. This will,
In the opinion of prominent lawyers, in
validate the elections just held and re-
quire special elections in all the counties
in the state but seven for assemblymep
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17

APPLETON, Wis. Nou. 9.-Alfred
DOnohue, one Of the men who, on the
night of Oct. 4, robbed Thomas McGil-
Ian, an aged farmer of Town Center and
beat and tortured Ihim by burning his
feet with IL lamp to make him reveal the
hiding place of his money, was arraigned
and plead guilty. He was sentenced to
three years in the penitentiary De
FOvn, the other robber, is still at large.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
Slaughtered More MatabeIcs.

LONDON, Nov. IA dispatch from
Fort Victoria, from DR.. Jameson, says
smother battle has been fought between
the British forces and I 900 of the Mata-
beles. Only three were killed and seven
wounded of the British force. while fully
1000 Matabelcs persisted. and complete
rout followed.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17

New YORK, Nov lO.-A local news
bureau says it is supposed in copper cir
cles that very important combination
has been, or will be formed, including
Baron Hirsch, Rothchild and the Lewis
ohm brothers. The arrangements are not
complete, but it is not denied they are
being made.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
Some English Opinions.

LONDON, Nov. 1.-THE Pail Mall
Gazette thinks that President Cleve-
lands attitude towards silver and the
tariff and the aversion Of decent people
TO Tammany is responsible for the re-
cent Republican victory. The Evening
Standard thinks that the failure of the
Democrats to break down the protective
tarif has much to do with the results as
this was the main object of their cleo
ton. The Evening Standard however,
admits that the spectacle which free
trade presents in England at this time is
not calculated to encourage the advo-
Gates Of free trade to America.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17
ChOketl and Robbed,

DUNDAs, Nov. 9.--John Dana, la-
borer, who has lived here for 30 years.
was held up by three unknown men
while he was walking home from North
field, about mile from the latter place.
He was choked until nearly insensible
and what loose change he had in his
pockets was taken.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17

LONDON, Nov. "a dispatch to The
Times from Berlin says: On "Wednesday
the longest iron railway bridge in Ger
many will be opened. 1t spans the Wis
tula between Forden, in Prussian Poland.
and Culmsee, 1t is ,l50y yards long. and
cost 5000, 900 marks.
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17

Sell you nice alligator bag for So
said the gentlemanly clerk 10 Uncle
Ison, who was trying TO buy valise.
What on airth do want with a alli-
gator bag:" asked the old man. Il amt
goin to Floridy; I'm goin to Chicago"
indianapolis Journal
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17

the apparent defeat of silver. Republi-
cans admit that the result of this cleo
tion can hardly bc accepted as "A criterion
of the general elections year hence,
when the financial discussion will have
lost some of its bitterness, and both par
ties will have better opportunity to de-
clare themselves on this embarrassing
issue
The weekly tribune., 1893-11-17

SAINT ANDER. Nov. Just after the
great explosion the other day, many of
tive people hurried to the railroad sta
ton with the intention of leaving town as
fast as possible. In the rush to enter
the trains, large numbers were injured