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Italians Dischareed.

NEWCASTLE. Pa, Oct 1O.-The Pitts
burg & Lake Erie Railroad company and
theEtna an dRosenaFurnace companies,
of this place, nave discharged all their
Italian laborers and filed the pieces
with Americans. The Italians are dis
concerted over the revolution, and about
600 of the foreigners have left for their
homes 10 sunny Italy.
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SOME MORE "HoLD-UPs."
Money and Timepieces Are Taken
From Pedestrians.

Harry Emery, employed by the Amer
lean Express company. was "held up"
at the corner of Frank and Reaney
streets Sunday night and relieved of his
watch and chain and small amount of
cash. The three men pushed reYoIvers
/ II EmerY's face, and. after thoroughly
searching his pockets, advised him to
take a sneak and go home" The af-
fair was reported to the police and a de-
scription of the stolen watch left with
the officers.
William j. Riley, a driver for the
Minnesota laundry, fell into the hands
of trio of highway men Monday night
on Rice street. and, when he parted
from the thugs, he was minus watch
and chain and 50 in cash.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
Hoosier Republicans Win.

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. 10. - The city
election today passed off very quietly
with very full vote cast. Local issues
largely governed the result, Thomas
E.Sullivan headed ttoDemocratic ticket
tor mayor, snd Caleb S. Denny the Re-
publican. At $50 returns from one
third the precincts in the city indicate
the election of the entire Republican
ticket by maiorities exceeding LOCO.
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who lives near Connor station, on the
Missouri Pacific railway, charging him
with the murder of Albert Barkett,
companion who lived near him. The
trouble occurred on Aug. Is, and was
OccasiOned by dispute over penny in
a penny ante poker game. Barkett died
from the injuries he received at Davis
hands Sept. 20. Davis has fed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11

at the Bois des Sioux, near Rabbit
river, and a dam at the foot of Big
Stone lake, across Otter Tail, between
the Dayton and Breckenridge canal
from Otter Tail river to the Bois des
Sioux. The Improvement will cost. ac-
eording to estimates, nearly 100000,
for which expenditure the bill pro-
vides.
Picker appeared before the house
judiciary committee and presented
reason why terms of the United States
district court should be held at Aber-
deen. S. D.
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Cut Up by q Saw.

LITTLE Rock, Ark, Oct. 10.-A hor-
rible accident occurred this afternoon at
Morris saw mill. seven miles north of
Bentonville, in which Robert Cash, an
employe of the mill, was literally cut to
pieces, dying soon afterwards. He was
engaged in his work near the rapidly
revolving saw when he lost his footing,
and was thrown against it. His legs
were torn from his body.
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The silver men claim that there are
at least eight senators in the a4.rnative
list who are desirous of securing a COM
promise. and that if some measure can
be devised upon which they and these
eight can agree the vote will be re-
versed. Senators Manderson. Carey
and Faulkner have been especially
active in trying tc bring about COM
promise.
TIE DAY IN THE SENATE.
WASHINGTON. Oct 1O-In the senate
today the debate on the bill to repeal
the purchasing clause of the silver act
developed no striking features. Anun-
usually small attendance during the en-
tire day was noticeable, senators appar-
entity outstanding their strength for the
continuous session which Senator Voor-
hees on Saturday last gave notice he
would ask tomorrow until a vote was
reached on the bill. Mr.. Turpie Dem.,
Ind presented a petition of citizens of
Richmond. Ind, asking that the use of
tie mails be denied newspapers and
other mail containing reports of prize
fights.
Senator Squire. of Washington state.
this morning proposed another amend
ment to the silver bill under considera-
tiOn in the senate. Like his other
proposition, it strikes out all after the
enacting clause, and proposes an en-
tireIy new scheme. The new propo-
sition is intended to take the
place of the former proposed by him.
and is a compromise which embraces
everything demanded by the different
sides of the silver question. 1t does.
however, meet with more approval
from
LEADING SENATORS
than anything that has yet been sug-
gested. 1t is understood that Senators
Teller. Allison. Sherman and others
have said that it is the best compromise
that had been suggested. Senator
Squire intends to ask that each propo-
sitiOn be voted upon separately, so that
If some of the propositions are not ac-
ceDtable others will be. The resolution
heretofore offered by Mr.. Allen Pop,
NebL calling for information as TO
money borrowed by the United States,
If any, since 1885. was agreed to. The
resolution offered yesterday by Mr..
Dolph rep. Or calling for informa-
tion as to whether China has requested
an extension Of the time within which
Chinese Iaborers were required
to register by the act of
May. 1892. was taid before the
senate. and Mr.. Dolph started to speak
In favor of its adoption. Mr.. Sherman
suggested that the matter should be
discussed in executive session, and the
senate vent into executive session.
The senate resumed the legislative
session at 1850 o'clock, and Mr.. Hill
Dem., n. y presented a petition
signed, he said, by $1,000 merchants and
manufacturers of New York, not a
broker or banker among them, asking
for the unconditional repeal of the Sher-
man law. The repeal bill was then
taken up. and Mr.. Mcpherson Dem, \.
j. addressed the senate in favor OF the
bill. He cOmp.imented the president
Tor his prompt action in assembling
congress, and counseled the senate to
iake the presidents advice.
He expressed the belief, shared in, he
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WILL COST 5000, 900.

The Improvement OF the Red
River, as Sought by Boen.
Special TO the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.-Mr. Boen to-
day introduce bill for the improve
ment of the Red river, providing for a
lock and dam at the mouth of the 6ed
lake river, one at Thief river and one
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
Postal Changes

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Oct. 1O.-The postoffice
of SavO, Brown county, has been estab-
lished, with d. T. Wegner as post
master. a. R. Gordon has been COM
missioned postmaster at Warren, Mimi.
+. L. Hutchinson at Lakota. n. D., and
h. c. Mumbrue, at Waupaca, Wis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
Banks Resume.

NASHVILLE. Tenn, Oct. 1O.-The
Peoples National bank and the Cit
Izens' Bank of Pulaski, Tenn, resumed
full payment of depositors today. The
Commercial Bank and Trust COMPANY
of Pulaski will resume full payments
next Saturday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
Lochren Coming Home.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, Oct ct1O-Commissioner
Lochren will leave Washington about
the 18th inst. for 4 two weeks visit to
the Northwest. On his return, about
Nov. l, he will be accompanied by his
family,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
General Law. Actof 1880.
The total suspensions under

4AlO lO(dl ouS uSpcuSiOuS uUueE lu0 SSI-
eral law for the year was 1.5S9, ana un-
der the act of 1890 for the four months
1912. Commissioner Lochren says it
is proper to add that under the act of
March l, 1898, the pensions of 3,S56 per-
sons residing outside the jurisdiction of
the United States have been suspended
since July l, 1898. Also, that OF the 10,-
1872 cases suspended under the act of
1890, payment has been resumed IN 6,072
cases up to Oct. :. 1898.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11

$4,000: of available cash to pay their
claims, and the legislature is in session
at an enormous expense. It is said that
Green McCurtain has over S225, 600 of
the lease district money deposited in
bank in Missouri, and has never drawn
q cent out.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11


Latest Compromise Talk.
WASHINGTON. Oct. 10.-Opinions diff
fer as much as to the probable length of
the continuous session as 10 what the
result of it will be. The silver men are
counting upon its continuing for forty
eight hours. and are making their plans
accordingly. They Will make an effort
at 6 o'clock tomorrow afternoon to Sc
cure an adjournment, but do not expect
to succeed IN this. They do not doubt
that there will be enough senators pres
ent TO constitute a quorum at that time,
nor do they question that the majority
will be against them. Manifestly, their
only object in seeking vote on this
question is to make the record complete
hat they may have legitimate object of
complaint. After an adjournment mo-
lion is voted down, some one of the sill
yer advocates will take the floor and
speak until relieved by some other SEN
ator Of ike views. The leaders on the
silver side say that so far as
they can control their forces they will
Insist that the majority shall maintain
e quorum. Estimates of the number
who can be relied upon to refuse to
make a quorum range all the way from
fifteen to thirty. OF the others some
will be absent, so that it is evident that
the repeal men will have to continuously
be present in quite large numbers to
prevent adjournment If undertaken.
There are not lacking those who predict
that the repealers will find themselves
in this predicament before the close Of
the first night The majority of sena-
tors admit that compromise is the most
probable result of the night session eX-
pertinent. but Senator Voorhees, and mis-
immediate followers say the bill will 90
through as reported. a careful canvass
Of the senate shows that if a vote should
be reached upon the bill as it stands. it
would carry by a majority OF eleven,
and that the vote would be as follows,
suDpOsIng all senators to be present:
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Sentenced to Hang.

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 1O.-Charles
Wilson was today sentenced to hang
here Nov. Is for the murder of Moses
Hodges, rival for the affections of a
woman. NoY. S. 1892.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
Killed for a Penny.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. 1O.-A war
rant was sworn out last night by Coroner
Stevens. OF Kansas City, Kan, for the
aErest Of Floyd DsSis. q ,young farmer
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
THIEVES STILL AT WORK.
MIGHT WORKERS SEEM LITTLE DIS
MAYED BY c00DRER'S SHOT,
AIwOMAN PUTS ONE To FLIGHT

1dE III hGf hOIne-ihOnoY ana
Watches Taken From Pedes-
trians by Audacious Highway
men.
The citizens of st. Paul, seemingly
impressed with the idea that the only
way to rid the city of thieves is to take
matters in their own hands, are doing
much to forward this end. Sunday
evening z. w. Goodner shot a burglar
who was robbing his house, and Mon
day night Mrs. Martell gave thief who
had entered her residence the worst of
1t. 1t was about o'clock Monday even
lug when Mrs. Martell. VINO lives at 5S5
Cedar street, heard noise which con-
vinced her that some one was opening a
window on the lower floor. She ran
down stairs, and, as she entered the
dining room, fellow seized her by the
arm and told her if she screamed he
would kill her. Mrs. Martell didn't
scream, but the thief did.as she grabbed
a carving knife lying on the table and
used it on the hand of the marauder.
Without waiting for further trouble, the
latter released the plucky woman and
Jumping through the window by which
he entered fed. The police were noti-
lied and given description of the feI-
low, but he has not been arrested.
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Formerly Lived in Cleveland.

Special to the Globe
CLEVELAND. o.. Oct. 10.-Stonewall
j. de France, under arrest in Detroit,
but wanted in your city, formerly lived
here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
CANVASS OF The SENATE.
EAJ0RITY or ELEVEN PREDICTED
FOR THE REPEAL BILL.
LIST OF SENATOR'S GIVEN.

Continuous Senate Session of
Forty Eight Hours Predicted
Silver Advocates Will Insist
That the Opposition Maintain
Quorum of Their Own Men
Latest Compromise Talk.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11
BY A STRICT PARTY VOTE.
BILL REPEALMG ALL FEDERAL ELEc-
TON LAWS PASSED.
DEMOCRATIC CHEERS FOLLOW.

With a Democratic Quorum Pres
ent, the Republicans Were Un-
able TO Filibuster by the Iron
Clad Order Under Which the
House Operated-The Vote Was
200 to 1O1.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-10-11

said, by two-thirds of the people of the
United States who had any opinion on
such subject, that the Sherman law was
the main, the true, and in fact the only
visible cause operating to produce
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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-29
8etcr 9pan3e.

Beter Spanpe, ben luenfnorSteBice>
foniul @bicoso. bpoe forrt9e Mans
bag tit Qiem oeriteos. Soanpe bar
feot Bergen. Morse, / 1910 oe Tom
til Chicago / 1865. 6an par oa be-
ifiatti9et meo at inbfpre 6iR, fra
9forae. Senere fom ban ino Banf=
forretntn9 o9 Dor fra 1874 til 1884
en- of 8laoet rNoroenS" uo9tuere.
Mr. @uanpe bleu uoneunt til &ice=
fonlul al Mor9e os Suerise 1871 o9
benne @ti0ins holbt ban til fin Dgo.
S be ioite Nor uar bet bans eneite
5orretnins. 5or fine Gienaiter iom
&oniul bleu ban af &on9en beforeret
meo @aiaoroenen. @ans iiofe off
cie(e Qlft Dor at ubjteoe ct Opraab
ON ut bielpe be ngolioenoe / Nor6>
lanb, o9 ban bapoe ielo aioet ltberalt
til 1amme 9imeo. Qon roles bpie
Oro be ameritanite Nuiler.
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Spos9afota.

Sra Miuer meloes ben 24oe b.,
at en- gift Wfauo peo Mapn sSo1et
Spain, iom leper tet peo nepnte Bp
os bar @uitru o. TO Bgrn, berfeos
ct arreiferet paa Nnfla9e for at bape
polota9et en- Is Iar gomme( 9Gi0e.
6an pil bolbes peo Bombs, til @rano
ssSurpen lamles.
= @n 9oteleiers 6ufru / 5iour
5a0s bar foraarlaset2 2e9erne beritebs
meset 9oueobruo. 5or 3 Mar iioeu
feote BUN ct Baru fortioli9t. gun
bleu oerefter meset ipg, os oa @ps=
oommen bar ouer, bauoe bun tabt
@unen til at tale o9 al @rinbring ON
5ortiben. Seller lite tunoe bun gaa.
9un bespnote after at leie Mlfabetet,
lerte at soa os sioroe Gremeans iom
ct Barn. @ioite 2groag faote bun
after ct Barn, iom Tom til &erben
forttolist, % fioen ben Gib bar bun
peret 1aa oaarlis, at mon intet &aab
bar oa, at bun oil fomHe fig.
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Stbtriife Tdtt8iler.

@n 99mauo peo 9eabn Souls q.
Baraopce, 1om nplig fom til Gan
francisco fra @bina, forteQer baar>
reiienoe 9iitorier fra be ltbiriRe
5en9i(er. 9an bopoe peret meb
paa Se1fanseren rMarp $. Ebo<
mas" &aa @piten af &omi6atfa
git ban os en- Mr. @ilion ilanb for
at fploe fine 8anotpnber. @n
@torm oreo Sfibet uet, os be maatte
uanore til en- rusfiif 2eir for at ieae
So. Ser bleo be tasne for @peioere
og ienot til en- 5orbrpberfoloni.
8arabpce forteller ON ferferoeliQe
@ruiombeoer pueoe MOB 6anqerne
Der. Ser bar omtrent 5000 Gouz
ger peo @tationen, os bper Dusoo9
blep De, lom bapoe peret ulpbiae,
9iune 50 Slas of &nutten. @n
frustlommelis &uinoe bleo pilfet, oq
3 Elmer efter neofom bun meb ct bgb,
fpot Barn. III be 5000 Sanger bar
1900 en- Sernfieoe meb en- for
&usle /. Manse bar iaa luaae. at
oe itfe tunoe 9aa u0en at ftgttes al
itt1e &ammerater. Golbaterne ffaf
benz neo fine 8aionetter for at foa
benz til at QQa hurtioere.
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sra @aitttt8to,t.

Sfp(9e Mebbelelie fra @aibin9ton
ct Der Muliebeb for, at Senatet pil
uere iamlet en- Is Tiger eaonu.
Set fises. at uere &refoent @leue<
lambs 9enii9ter at boloe @euatet
iammen til &ommisier Blount fom>
mer tilbase fra @atuaii.
= @aibineton 24oe Marts. 6ofe
Smith afsau ioa9 fin fprite &ienoelie.
Set bar en- 9oiit ON, enten Soutb:.
ern Bacific>Banen baube &et til en-
Sci 9anb. .iom ct anoet Sernbanef,m:
paui osiaa 9ioroe &rau paa. eqer ei.
Mr. @mitb ertlerer. at Soutbern
$aciftc ifal boloe Ginseren of Ste>
gen, o9 ba bet anoet &ompani oaiaa
ifal baue tabt fin Set, pil ban after
9iue 2anbet til Goltet for Setle=
ment.
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9e,, sye,,te, iott bltr Iitt.

Sen, 1om lite inprer fig for
baarbt.
Sen. 1om foretr1ffer en- &o9ebo9
for en- 10. @ent=&oman.
Sen, fem lite TANNER fig bet
minbfe ouer en- be(li9 Ippetit.
Sen, ION lite ipnes at ale andre
syenter ier .sruiom fele ub."
Sen, lon1 lite presier fine 5pober
/ Sto, iom er II Summer for lmaa.
9en. iom life uil itanle Deb buert<
anbet 8utitoinou, bun paslerer, for
at fe inb.
Sen, iom Tan fipbe ct 8reD Snap,
penaale o9 en-. Daro &alico uoen at
fare oper oft, iom er I 8utiten.
Sen, fom fan moota9e en- lioen,
bpflts Dpmarflombeo ira en- uns
Mano uben at faa ben .faite Operbe=
p1snina", at ban er forelitet benoe.
(@r.}
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,.8at1tmelt 8r6noeptt.|"

fiaer man. .er beore eno npt Branoe:
Din. Dette Ton mon life Gee ON
sfo. 8i tror. at npe Sfo er meaet
bebre eno @fo, iom bar li9get omtrin9
8utiterne mango Nor. Olien
9eoeret tbrre8 uo. be 2reoler. Der
boloer 9eoeret iammen, raaoner, Wnf
iamlinaen of Stpu sier, at @toeue
Ter rutne uo. 9uao Mptte er Der /
atfiobe 9amle Sfo. noor man fan faa
upe 9fo, iom netop ct ipeoe. os iom
baaoe er bebre oe bQisere? Sc Fe>
fte @utifer bor 20 9amle @to for
boer mn. Sc maa iRlse Dem os mao
slpre fit beoite forat faa praffet oem
ino paa s5olf. Ser er en- Butit /
5eraus, buor man life fan faa sam>
le @fo, torbi Be life finoes Der. g}es
iten buert enete @ar ct fommen fra
5obriterne iuaar, noele fiofe @p1t.
9enne Butit er Rromers. gan bauz
be ct fort &ponin9siola ifiorpoar,
os bette 9loroe bom nefen rem tor
Sto. puao ban bar er npt. St.
bpert @ar uar tigbt tor &ontant til
lapefte Bris, o9 be pil blipe 1ol9t
i9ien for &ontant til lauere Briier
eno noaenlinoe bleo opsiuet til Rjb
bere fpr. Sore @riler bill forbou1e
Dem. &ualiteten al bore &orer oil
tillreositille Dem. Sen Bebonoline,
Sc faar, oil 9iDre Sem til Dor aun:
be. Dette er, boao ri pi(. 9erlom
ri maatte ialse paa 9eniono, maatte
ri tose itprre @riier. Som os le,
boormansc Benee ri fan ipare Sem
iuaar.
2ramers Stobanoel.
Slip bette uo, o9 &ramer pil mooz
ta9e bet iom 10c / ct &aretipb, 1om
belpber fig iii minoit ST..
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St. Salo6nertte ttpttt8e?

l. 9ialper be &referne / oeres
Nrbcioe for at frelle @iale?
2. 9ielper be 5oralore til at
opfoitre fine 8srn til @uosf:pet!
g., 9ielper be @pnoossfelerne
os andre @fpler / at brinse ben op:
potienoe @lest aooe oe npttise
&unbfaber?
4. Sielper be til at forbpie &er'
bien af @ienbom, iom lisser oeres
umiboelbare Merbeb?
5. Sialper be Nrbeioeren at FAM
menipare fine &en9er til Samillen %
for 5remtioen?
6. 6ielper be til at fremme 2anz
bets Snoufri?
Z. 9lelper be til at oanue Men>
METER til npttise oe bueli9e Gam,
funosbor9ere?
8. 6ielper De til at brinee Spite
os Trio3el tnb / 9iemmet2
c. Eemplar>Blaoet."
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-29

Carnegie % 5rid I 6omefeob bar
nu inoieet, at be boioe / be 5orenebe
@toter bar for itor 5r,bebsians til at
ui(1e 9aa unoer bet @laueao9. iom be
poolQ99er. Sc bar berfor tpet til
Ne9rene % ct Hort Nntal al bisie er
olereoe ontomne til @omeneoo.
"Minneapolis Sournal" flyer, at
&orporationerne bar or9auiieret fig
til & mob Observation-Disclosures
o9 at bette er BET f6rite Miboel iii at
brinse Ne9erorbeioere til Noroen oq
laoe oem taae Nrbeioet os bermeo
Brpoet fra be buioe. Set tormeue8
at pere ct goot og effeftiut Wiooel,
og be buioe Oprprere nal berueo
brin9es til at Triple til &oriet.
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Sfpl9e @inneapolts Sournol bg
rer 8refioent @leuelono til ben pres :
bpterianite &irte; Postmaster gene
raj Bisie1, 9ote Smith o9 &i@aro
0lnep liseiao. @. 9. GRESHAM til
bBrer insen &irfe, (6ritenfer), ST.
larp 9erbert bbrer til @pistopalfir.
fen, % 2amont er &atolit, 6inants=
mininiiter Carlisle Ct oelaa 6ritenfer
% gaar albrig | &irfe.
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Wtnnefota.

@n 93e9er peo Maon 8ilion Bier
funoet ibialfroslsn NOR Moorbeat
iorleoen 9as.
Mr. Trosbau9s 6us % 2
anore Bpenin9er nebbranote / 2afe
Hart iioite Dnsoas. Eabet er om'
trent $2.5o0.
= @n Mano peb 9eaun Sper @il>
ion Dob( bleu paotibrt af ct Sernba>
netren / Merbeoen al Bopo Sac
qui &arle County forleoen % ct ies
mere ofaoaet peo 9poen.
= Dommer Smith / M,nneopolia
aeieote iofte 2grous 8 @filsmisle>
brepe. 9eritlonot par ct til en-
&uinoe, buis Mono uar 5ansiel.
for builten @runo 6un o9iaa iaste
ON @filsmisie.
= gn 17>oaris &ise fra 9auton
peb Mapn @liia &iuers. bleu arreitez
ret aote 2groae / Mnota for Beora
aeri. gun forieste at inotasiere to
falRe Creamerychecks for omtrent
SIG.
- @trebber g. .. @eets er
bso / minneapolis SO Iar 9ommel.
9an uar en- al be Socialifer, iom
uar meb 9braneepr9ret / Nor9e
40 Narene. 9an bleu lat i5enaiel
Der / 1851 os fab paa Ntersbus / 6
Nar. gan Tom til Minneapolis for
omtrent 10 Nor iioen.
= @n Jeqestomite fra ben Sore
neoe airfe os 9auses Spnooe er
iamlet oeb Iussbur9 Seminary /
oisie 9ose for at faa iitauo en- feqes
Salmebos for be to @amfunb. Sen
5oreneoe &irfe er repreienteret of
&reiterne s. Olion fra ct. Nnssar,
Sotpa, 8. SO. BiBrn fra 3umbrota.
Mtinn., q. @risbt fra &uibforo.
8. .. Braaten fra @rano Sorts,
M. 9af., 81. Golf @iertien fra @in>
neapolis. oe &rot. 8. q. s@miot.
9auses Spnooes Dele9oter er Baito=
rerne 6. 6. 9olter fra &olano.
Soma, os S. 8. Dable fra Stem:
mons @roue. Nebraifa.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-29

Sra Stem Oort meooeles, at Der
lite pil bliue iammentalot nosen
@tStraieslton of &on9res1en iaar.
&epreientant 9olman ltal uere Nu=
toritet for bette uoiagn, % ban bap=
be en- @amtale meb Breibenten ben
22ee bs. 6uis lite Dmtenoisbeoer-
ne tuinser &reiioenten oertil, iaa oil
ban unbsaa at faloe &onsresien lamz
men til etstra- Ses slion.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1893-03-29

@quire Mbinston 8airo, ben en-,
selite @ismano, iom fulste @laoss
fiempen Mit6eu fra England o9 Be,
talte alle bans uosifter, iamt iatte
op $4,000 for bam imoo S. @orbett,
ct bpb Metp DrleanS fun 81 Nar
9ammel. 9an bgoe at 2ungebetan.
belle, ION ban baube paabra9et fig
oeo fine rpsselgle l1oipauelier.
9an bar lite / 1T SIP 8iort anbet enb