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The evening world., 1894-06-21
EX- MAYOR GRACE DENIES 1T.
But Says He VIII Enter an Alliance
to Down Tammany.

Ex-Mayor William r. Grace en-
phatically denies that there is n
truth in the story told in a morning
paper to the effect that he is about to
enter into an alliance with Tammany
and has held frequent consultations with
City Chamberlain O'Donohue with that
end in view.
associates" said Mr.. Grace to an Even
views were purely OF a business char
alliance to down Tammany at any time.
l will stand by the position l have
taken to fight Tammany at every turn"
The evening world., 1894-06-21
BreVities.

Mo-rls Goldstein, three years old. is dying
In 81. Catherlne's Hospital, ans Last
n.sFt the ghild climbed out on the hre-escaps
al % Even street. and fell 20 feet TO the pave
r,ur. His skull wGs fractured.
sarah MedlinF. a brawny negroes, was held
IN Tho Lee Avenue Court, williamsburg, this
morning on a charge OF assaultlng Henrietta
Triug,alio, cOloTel. r --.r q. az
charles johnson, twenty-fOur years old, Of sSY
u "a avenue. BROOKLYN. while bathing at TIE
foot Of FiFy- eighth street, Brooklyn. this MORN
ms stumbled and fell. He struck on some sharp
ra'r,', whlch penetrated his groin, nunieting .
painful wound. lie VAS removed to the Sofws-
s.uu l1spltal. 'f'Ni
The evening world., 1894-06-21

SHERIFF BEECHER. SULLIVAN INT
This morning DR.. E. C. Mann, of the
6anitarium, New York City; DIR. Sol. Van
Etten. of Port Jervis; Sheriff Beecher
and District-Attorney Hill entered her
cell at $40. She was seated in her chair
and was nc longer chained.
Sheriff Beecher made her turn her
chair around n face the audience.
She did so and instantly recognized DR..
Mann as the man in whose face she
spat yesterday. Grabbing the first mis-
throw 1t, but Sheriff Beecher had caught
her hand n District-Attorney Hill had
her by the throat. She was gently
forced down into her chair, but only
remained there a second.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
CROOKS IN TROUBLE.
Three New York Cracksmen Caught
in JcrNey City.

Thomas Cannon, alias Dunn" James
Cooper, alias 'Black" Cooper, and John
Mccain, New York sneak thieves. were
prisoners before Judge Potts in Jersey
City this morning.
Last night they robbed the rouse of
Gambrinus Carino. at 400 Third street.
Jersey City, and took n gold watch and
$50 with them. They then visited the
mouse next to Carino, where they were
making away with a trunk OF clothing
valued at 5000 when they were arrested,
Judge Potts held them to await eXamina-
ton Saturday.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
ABUSED HIS YOUNG WIFE.
Patrick Farrell Accused of Innict~
ing Serious Injuries.

Patrick Farrell, of &c Graham street.
Brooklyn, is thirty years old, while his
wife is but seventeen. Last night. 1t Is
alleged, Patrick got drunk and began, to
bear fis- wife, The noise h
]neighbors and the police were called In.
This morning Patrick was arraigned
in tile Myrtle Avenue Police Court and
committed to Raymond street jail TO
await the result of his wife's injuries.
She is now in the Homoeopathic Hos
pital in a precarious condition, due, II
is said, to "A kick in h abdomen.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

intestines, SO that their help lasts. They
prevent, relieve, and permanently euro
Biiousness, Indigestion, Constipation,
Sick or Bilious Headaches, Sour Stomach,
Dizziness, and every liver, stomach, and
bowels disorder.
They're guaranteed to give satisfaction,
or your money is returned.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
WAS LIKE A TICRESS.
Lizzie Halliday Fought Fiercely
in Her Cell To-Day.
Kicked Dr.. Mann and Bit at the
District Attorney.
Insanity Expert Convinced that the
WomanKIs Shamming.

MONTICELLO, N. Y, June 21.-Lizzle
Halliday's trial entered upon the fourth
and las day his morning. She was
taken into her cell Wednesday night
worn out with the strain of the day.
She Topped over on her bed after the
Sheriff had made her remov her shoes
and pulled a blanket up over her. She
was soon asleep, but 1t vas a restless
sleep.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
COURTHOUSE AT MONTICELLO.

AT MONTICELLO.
high seas, made a statement in his own
defense to-day before United States
Commissioner Shields
Capt. Baker admitted that there was
a collision between the Kenilworth and
the Flora A. Sawyer. He said he was
below when 1t occurred. When he came
on deck he saw that the schooner's
He heard one call from the Sawyer ask
Ing for the name of his ship. He did not
reply because he was busy at the time
ascertaining the damage to his own
vessel. He did not hear any call for
assistance and had there been any init
nation of danger he should have gone
back to the Sawyer.
Cross-examined by Assistant District
Attorney Ball, Capt. Baker said he did
not consider a ship in great danger be-
cause her masts had gone by the board.
He also denied having told his crew
to say nothing about the matter.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
QUARREL AT THE WOODPlLE.
Waiter Threw IL FnGot Mt the Cook,
Who Mny Lose a Leg.

Eddie Garrison. colored. nineteen years
Old. \ waite. in the clearinghouse at
20 Lafayette avenue, Brooklyn, was held
this morning by Justice Ifghe in the
Butler Street Police Court, to await
the result Of injuries which he Is al
legged 10 have inflicted upon Mary Eee-
nan, a cook, II the stme address,
They uuarrollcd last Tuesday over the
splitting of some wood Mary threw 4
ragot at Eddie. who returned II with
considerable force, striking Mary on the
left foot She is now in the Scuey Hos
Pital. bloo4. poisoning ha,S set in. and
Mary Is liable to lose her leg.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Mrs. CInrk's win Probated.

Tho will ~ the late Caroline Clarke. sister Of
Tony Pastor was this morning. on appliestisnlof
Howe a Mummsl, admitted TO probate in the
SURF gates Court She was possessed Of cone
siderable real estate in this city, and left thp
nulk og her property 70 Tony Pastor. seyora
", -" w-w 49, % sGEg
smaller requests were made to other relatives
The evening world., 1894-06-21

One Of the most difficult diseases 10
deal with Is Catarrh. Perhaps the only
medicine that will cure it,, root and
branch, is DIR. Sage's Catarrh Remedy.
30 small Is the chance Of failure that the
makers guarantee 1t IN the worst casa.
The evening world., 1894-06-21

The body OF a six-months-old baby was found
floating in the Hudson River at the foot Of Hud-
son street. Jersey City. this morning. There were
no signs Of violence.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
Fell Into n Boats Hold.

Frederick Bales. OF Summit, fell in the hold OF
a %ferryboat, plying between Governors Island and
Jersey City this morning, sustaining internal in
juries. lilo Is in a Jersey city hospital, and viii
probably recover.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
So MORE DEMOCRATS CO..
Jersey Clty's Water Board Again
Uses IN Axe vigorously.

The Street and Water Commissioners
OF Jersey City, met this morning. In a
short time t~hlrty-siX Democrats had
been dismissed and thirty-five Republic
cans had been appointed in their
places.
The Board abolished the Office Of Side
walk Inspector.
The two Democratic members of the
Board-Kellers and ~Cone-voted against
the dismissals. A week ago the Board
dismissed twenty-scven Democrats. SO
far. the total lumber of Democrats dis
missed Is about eighty.
More dismissals will occur on Monday.
The evening world., 1894-06-21
THE SEAT

VI oiSiA i1c1SAnOhc ID IL
the stomach and tho
bowels. DIR. Pierce's
Pleasant Pellets cure
1t perfectly. They reg
ulate tho stomach and
bowels mildly, gent
lS, naturally.
With these tiny Pei
lets, the smallest made
and tho ~pleasantest to
take, thero's a peculiar
strengthening and
tonic effect on tho lin
H. --hroHno ~ fhA
The evening world., 1894-06-21
CAPT. BAKERS STORY.
His Version OF the Collision of the
KeniIworth and Flora.

Capt. James Baker, Of the steel four
masted ship Kenilworth, who Is under
arrest charged with deserving the
schooner Flora A. Sawyer and her crew
in a disabled condition condition on the
The evening world., 1894-06-21
INGLESIDE, FLUSHING;

In the very best part OF the village Of Flushing.
Water and sidewalks. Convenient to stationA,
Free postal delivery. &C. Lots from 800 apiece
up.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16
ST. Stlbn6.

"9RobbuBeertn" % FARM Stock
and HOME" for $1.25 &aret,
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16

S. M. Owen blep paa IQtancem6s
BET i Minneapolis / en- Gale at 9on=
1telp tomplimenteret iom 5olfepartteta
nate @upern5rtaubibat / @tnneiota,
9en rnsFfte Siitel. st @aibins'
ton.8reo flyer, at 8. $. Detpep, asiife:
renbe ,Botanifer peb G9erbrussoeparte'
lnentet, efter Drbre fra Sefreter Meors
ton, er reit til georbpeiten for at anitiae
llnberlese1ier meo @enipn til ben @faoe,
ben rusfiite 9iitel bar uoepet paa @res
ben / benne Sci at 2anbet. 9enne
9ifel er EFT af be meit frpstebe af al1
l1gres, os bet fises, at ben bette Ga1
bar n,ebfert ct Sab afooer $4,000 70,
Jarn,erne 6orenebe Stater. Dg ben
truer meb at ubbrebe fig oper bele 2an=
bet, bpis bens Gremsans life inart fan
HanIes. Dm 6piten 1891 mobtos Sc
partementet Mebbelelie fra to eller tre
Eotuns / 9afota, at etnpt l1sres siorbe
flor @faoe i Spebeasrene. Sfior tom
ber &laser oper usraslet fra piberf
Dmraaber, os fi6ite Iar bar &reale1
nter enb forboblet fig.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16
9onme4D 8tennal9t.

Statsalliancens Marsn1pbe af6olbtes
fib1te l1se. Set bar ct talrist Mebe,
os ber beritebe COB @nisbeb meo l1nbz
taselIe af ct Gammenltsb mellem Don't
nellp os STIFF. Donuellp bleo sieuz
palst til @tatsalliaucens 8reiibent.
u. $. Senbridiou palstes til @etreter,
os 8. 6, Song til 2ecturer. 9erpaa
palstes fGsenbe @icepreiibenter for
@tatens 1pp &onsresbiitrifter: l. S.
S. @ermilpa; 2. g.. $. Sobnion; 8.
6. 81. Yertins; 4, 6. S, Start; S,
George @. DaD; 6. 6. S. 8oba1i
7. 81. S. 9oll. Ser er omfrtng 400
miancer Stateu, men bet iDnes iom
ber fortiben blot rbrer fig 2io 500
al benz, os tun bpert 7be Meblem Be-
taller fin contingent, zoe pr. aar.
Ser blep inbiamlet s32.63 til 9oftins.
DonnelIp er forionlis. 9robs ale
Soltins pilbe stnsreb paa bam ct
Donnellp ben, iom fanife bar siort melt
/ beune Gag.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16

81 bar sjort Strrausement meb g.
M:: 1tpen, iaa eubper, oer inbienber til
% $1.95 Tan faa baabe "@obbusseren"
% "FARM SrocK and HOME" for ct
belt Nar.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16

toinititat saar inb. "Gn6ftient", flo
ioferer ben filoiofiite Yatriot pibere,
"ban (8oen) fbr bar paaitaaet, at bans
Barti betraster Bilions 8iq iom bet
ferite @tribt Ell @ette Goretaseuber
lebet af Bantiuteresierne oip.
Bi benpiier otter til ,Boens 8reb,
bporaf bet tDbelts fremsaar, at beriom
l1nberballancen 8ubsettet bettes peb
Snbtomititat (birette @tat), iitebetfor
-pe6 l1bftebelie af 8onbs, iaa pil lite
8antinteresierne faa noset sobt af ben.
8i oil after oibere anbefale bore 2eiere
at betraste Mc2ains Snusiournalisme
os flyer meb Spenifen: "ReFerionerna
gjsra fig iielpa." (H.iS.)
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16
'Mtnmeapolts Sourual''s Sri:
tif oDer 8oet18 8reD.

I &onsresmanb Boen af 7be Diftritt
bar sipet us noele populiitiite 8etraet<
ninser oper @ilions 8iq og Sn6tomitz
lfatten.
ST. 8oen flyer, at 8opulii iterne bil6e
fife at ie unberitubet @tatsbubsettet,
ium frembrinses peo 9ol6nebiette1ien,
baftet peb en- Snbtomftitat; men ban
foriitrer famine Naneeoret, at "iom
8opulii iiter tror ri paa in6irefte 8eIfatz
ming" Gfteriom Sn6fomiitat @irfez
lisbe6en er birette Sfat, mtaa bet flutes,
at ST. Boen er Sappr al inbirette 8ez
itatnins for @opuliferne os 6irette @fat
for anbre Soil. Snbtomitifatten er Ell
ioer pupuliiiit @iepbeit. Sc bar fire.
get paa ben, alt fiben Hartiet blep or
saniieret; forbi be tror, at en- Zig Sfat
ptl falbe tpnsit paa "0itens @lutofra=
ter". Soiltetiombelit, 1Om pil brinse
"1itens Hlutofrater" l1leili9beb, upta=
ses al Bopulifterne. Manse 9emofraz
ter BUFFER ben famine Eante, at ways
and means &on,iteeu for 8opulifter=
nes @fplb pilbe paalasse en- Zig @fat.
ST. 8oen flyer, at 8opuliiterne pil
unberitptte gilions 8ill forublat, at
Snbtomititatten 9aar meb, enoifisnt ban
flyer, at @ilionbillen ct bet ferfte Sfribt
i en- &ette Toreta9enber lebet al 8ant<
interesierne os beresnet paa ct enselist
@a1s al Bombs, bpiltet betDber en- @ant=
iettelie al 2anbets Qrbeibe for at tltnne
fortiette geationalbanfz zMonopu1et bet
,lenoelise." Sporlebes fan ba Topuliz
fterne unberitette benne 8il(, iom ST..
8oen flyer, at be nulisens iii sisre?
&onsresmanben fra 7be 9iitritt ct
pisielig / en- Tili itanb al aanbelis Gorz
pirring. Men bet er beqer life noset
l1nberltst. ....
Hopuliiterne ertlarer iis imOo bgigee
ffptte1itstofb, tmo6 en- n1oberat Beifptz
teliestolb, tmob Banter os 8anterer,
imoo pripat Snbuitri, imob Dpretbolz
belie af Acknowledgements &rebit os
inob @eblieebolbelle al Dollars til 100
Gents bper. 9isie Mobiiselier er Hart
ubtrDfte 6eres Yrosram; Os &onsreisz
manb 8oen penter at bliue sjenpalst
7be 9iitrift paa en- 8latform meo ilise
Hrinciper. uben Epil pil be foretas<
iomme Soft i be 16 gountper / 7be 9iz
ltritt, 11aar be bat tentt oper be 3in9
ST. 9albor 8oen fjemper for, beitemme
fig til at labe en- Manb repreientere
benz, ium tror paa Dpretbolbelien af Of
fentlis os pripat &rebit Os paa at
fremme os betuemnelissisre Bptte al
@erbier us fremme Sanbelsz Gabrit=
us Nserbprt,inss / oeres
9iitritt. Ser @taten ct 5remsans,
life 8asfreo, paa 9assorbenen. go
puff terne ct 8a9itreuere.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16
TO
Advert16eIS:

"RoDHuGGERRN" is the only Scan
dinavian labor and farmer journal
in the northwest, and its editors
and publishers, T. OFTEL1E, Fer
gus Falls, and OLE E. HAGEN,
Crookston, are themselves labor
ers, who have for years been work.
ing for the emancipation of toll
and a just remuneration to the
producer and wealth creator of
the land. If advertisers want to
reach the farmer and laborer, ad-
vertise in the "Rodhuggeren". AL
though only 7 weeks old the cir
culation is as large as that of any
other paper in northern Mimi, and
our lists are growing at the marve-
lous rate of 100 new subscribers
every week. If you want the
trade of the laborers you want to
advertise in the "Rodhuggeren' ,
and you will get value received for
your money so invested.
[TORKEL OFTELIE,
OLE E. HAGEN
Editors & Publishers.
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Mere SmuSbiitorie.

8lan6t benz, ium raser bsit op ope,
Mensben paa bet iournaliitiife DIM:
raabe er @ebattpr Mc2ain af "Minne'
apolis Sournal". gi optrptter i Doer=
Iettelie / bette gfumer af "S}obbusseren"
en- @masebib paa bans l1b9Dbelier -
paa plutotratilt @esionen.ent os tapi=
taliitiite @ribninser. Mc2ain bar 1ei1
8oens 8rep til "5ersus 5alls Sour
nal" atfurat iom ber paaitaaes, at Gan
leler Bibelen. @i pil benpiie til baabe
8repet os Mc2ains &ritit os anbefaler
bore 2eiere ombDsselis at sjennemleie
be9se. @i tror lite, bet trenses nosen
&ommentar, men ri ital bog tillabe os
at paapese to 9ins peb Sournals &ritif,
jom ct 1neit ipinefalbenbe. Suurnal ci=
terer 8oens llbtalelie iaalebes: "Son
8opuliiter tror ri paa inbirette ge=
itatnin9" 9";os iaa falber @etnttpren ue
8labet Staper oper Sntonlefuenien
ba at forlanse Snbtomititat.
9erlom benne Mc2ain, iom rebi9es
rer "Sournal", lite ct en- rem Stiot, iaa
peo ban 10, at &opuliiterne alti6 bar
forlanst os troet paa birette Sfat, oe
beriom 6pren pil laane fig ct par COM
mon sense 8riller % leIe i9iennem
8oens 8rep en @ans til, iaa bill ban
finbe, at Der itaar: "Som &opul,iter
tror ri paa birette Beitatnins." Saa
citerer ben famine Sournalif pitere, at
@opuliiterne pil unberitette @ilions
Bil(, beriom en- 8eftemmelie om Snbz
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16
ct Rtnoe.

Det vat FABIAN faser en- ebdlb
Reb Solsl5b paa Ttuber d Gte1e:
Sc Iapbe mig neo
8eb Gielbbdslers 8reo,
% i6bt Deb bens 8tsIen ies bluuoes
- 3 Dr6mme sn,ob big lee ftuubeb.
81 mSbtes % Titles isieu,
Do darene Riue sIeb eer- ..
Com Eesenbe Sfieutt
81 trobbe bet eIemt,
- Nen Rinberne fommer titbase "
% bbtiser ON beniuuubne Duse.
Sea beb q, ON gansfel bu tar
I'll mtg puer 1inber pe Star,
auu bette leg peb:
See tanbt iffe Steb,
1tpr leg for IN Stunb sunbe sremme
Bin 2atter % slineenbe gtenme.
%. Rrtneen
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9aa8eborstet.

"SoHrnal" for lobe bs. fpsr, ON Sob
busseren bar til 9eniist at leie (read)
"lseblabet" ub af 5oltepartiet.
geei, bpis llseblabet oirtelis tilbsrte
5oltepartiet, itulbe hi pif life foriese
at laie e: telle) bet ub. "Sournals"
Sfebattsr bebpuer life at anitiqe fig iaa
upibenbe. 9an miubes pel iaa 1anst til
6ase iu,u til iibfe @alstaup, ba ban
brlste l1sebloSets Epper til at trpfte
bet op isjen us ubbrebe bet lom &anz
painliteratur. st 8lab, iom foripner
@epublitanerne meb &ainliteratur
paa faaban Maabe, burbe be bore til
frebs meb, ielu ON bet taloer fig @eforn1z
blab, ia bet ian netop pao @runb
beraf. sjOre benz be iterfte 9ieneiter.
@aapibt III fan foritaa, ct bet
l1seblabets Menins at itaa ubenfor eller
oper @artierne; bet uil pdre en- uafbdnz
| gig politiit Tribptter. Sibfte @inter
ertlarte llseblabet, at bet life pilbe til
bbre noset Rarti, os nosen @rtldrins
ON, at 8labet pil bare ct 5oltepartiz
Organ bar ri enbnu life iet. @il man
pibe, bpab Tribptterpolit,t er for noset,
tan man bare ia for fig be to fibfe
aarsanse af l1seblabet, iaa Til man
foritaa bet. Det er at tale uaflabelis
ON pulitiite &eformiaser, paa famine
Eib 1on man, operalt bpor bet sjdlber,
arbeiber for @dnb, iom er be iamme
saeformiasers arseite SLENDER. llse=
blabet bar mob gfationalbanterne, bil6e
BABE fri @dompntnins sieninofert os
lob til at pare 1udrt reformpenfi9t, men
life befominbre par bets &onsrestanz
bibat Senri@ 6ei@, iom .uar ben rate
MobIdtnins til en- &eformpen. l1sez
blabet arbeibebe al al &raft for &nute
Nelion, iom enbos bolbt fig forsoo til
at lpare, naar aQiancepartiet pilbe ia
bam til @upernbrtanbibat, % iom, ba
ban fit bet republitanite &artis Momi=
nation, ubtalte, at alt, iom &epublitaz
nerne baube 9jort, bar iaare 9obt;
mems ban talte neb itor &raft mob
5oltepartiets @rosram. Men bet siorbe
insentins for llseblabet. 9et bar faa
inberlis ti1frebs meb &nute. Det laa
/ bans Sang % bar bam iom en- Datter
| / Suiet unber bele @alstampen. Snil<
len forartet @eforntpolitit! @aaban
ct l1seblabets. l1afbdnsisbeb. Den be-
itaar i NfbdusisbeO af &erioner % l1af=
bdnsisbeb af Hrinciper, ! en- Dpbbiet<
FEB ooer Bartierne, ium er beunbrinssz
pdrbig. Det bar fine Gortele at pdre
en- iaaban 6ribDtter, man Tan tille iis,5
bpor man pil, % iise 4be4 til aritittn.
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9aral6 9asett itirer,

Sra lmiterbam tele8raferes lobe
San. SfsitelBbet for Meiteritabet, ion.
afbolbtes ! 8pole ibas, bleb punbet al
Mormanben 9aralb 9asen, ber tilbases
1asbe 1900 Meter IT, Mein. AZ % TO
femtebels Setunber. &ollenberen Sing
man fem neft meb 2 Mia. 45 fire fems
tebels gef,lnter.
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8pre Snofenoere

anmpbes ON at "fatte fig tort". Ser
lom bu suffer at ie bit 8rep i"@obbus'
eeren" iaa itrtp fpnbist os sreit om ct
at 9assus 1ocia1e eller politiFe Spersss
maal. "Robbugoeren"s Spalter er al
tis aabne for fri DiFusiion af bisie
Gpsrssmaal, os ri baaber, at mango
Fripetpnbise Jribebsmanb pil benntte
Zig beraf.
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;yrp8telie Sernbaneulbtfe. 81
9rain fpbte iumH,en paa Delepars
4 Qadapanna s.. @. i ct. Yaul isaar,
il Basiaeerer brebtes pda Stebet %
22p toe 't1sr eller r,inbre stabe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16
Boens 8ren til "syournal'' .
8a1binston, .. g., Ste San. 49,

Z. 8a1bin9ton, .. g., Ste San. '94.
ST. @ebattpr for IS. S. Sournal":
Da ies Tom berneo, bar jes beitemt at
faa min Stentmesipnins bosfert peb
bsert Mapneopraab, men benne l1se fat
jes life fulst benne &esel.
t@tiQinser, laale6es iom jes opfatter
ben, er fig: 8epub1itanerne bar foribst
pda at faa EFT llnberlBse1ie fat isans
meb 9euinn til &bminiitrationens 5remz
sanssn,aabe Satuaii NFererne.
Eferiom ri 5olfepartimanb, bar be-
trqgtet Meiteparten af ben Gorretning
Ion. en Mrt Gamilieaffdre mellem be
gamle &artier meb en- Selonins, ON bet
Nllbe bore ,tosen, til &epubli lifanerne,
baT pi tastt Fben Jnteresie5t ben. D8
ba Dassorbensz& &umiteen isaar rapporz
terte en- 9assur6en beiteumenbe en- pis
9ib for Bebanblins af os Ifitemnins
oper 8i1lons EariHz8ia, beitemte pt at
tpinge 9emofraterne til at ftaffe be nebz
penbise Stemmer til at 9assorbenen
funbe blipe pebtaset. @ore @run6e ber>
for bar Gdsenbe: timber @illons Eaz
rifflop pil Der blipe ct 11nberitu6 /
Statsinbtasterne af rs Millioner 9olz
lars ont Maret.
@om 6oltepartimanb tror ri pau BIZ
rette 8efatnins.
+ Set paaitaaes, at Bilions Eolbforz
flag er sobt iomn,e 9enieenber us ita=
beli9t / anbre - usiaa at bet frembrin=
ger en- sienneminitlis Mebiettelle af 20
@rocent paa Snbfgrielstolben.
@i mobarbeiber fortiben itfe 8illen,
o9 bet Tan benbe, at ri pil fomme til at
unbertbtte ben, n.en fgr ri bielper til
meb at faa ben taset unber 8ebanbling,
forlan9er ri, at Majoriteten ifal 9isre
betienbt, bporlebes ben tanter at mpbe
bet rs Millioners l1nberitub, enten Deb
en- Snbtomititat, ium ri ct / Gapsr af
eler ueb Sals al Bombs, bpilfet III er
impb! -
Sc bar 1part os, at l1noerit1.bet pil
,mpbes meb en- Snbfomitifat; men efter>
1om be life inbbefattebe bet / Snbiilltn=
gen, tpiler ri paa, ON be pil bolbe Orb,
og ri nerer 9pil, ONT be osiaa tan faa
peotaset en- Sou on, Snbfomititat uaf<
bensis af Eariffbi1en. "
Meb ale 9in9 taset / 8etra9tnins,
bolber ri wiii iionbillen bens nuperenbe
Torm for at bore bet fprite Stribt en-
8ats af 8epeselier, itprt af 8antinz
teresierne os beresnet paa tilTut at faa
@ats af Bombs sjennemfert, JON betp=
.ter at pantiette 9fationens Grbeibe for
at opretbolbe 9eationalbant>M >Monopolet.
Ntine perionlise Mnituelier om Tariifz
Spbrssmaalet er nbtrptte ! min 8iq,
H. R. 1885, "Gn 8iu beitemmenbe at
tillabe i.,bfsrt be Sorenebe .@tater
tolbfrit, bpilteniombelft @are eller Nrtiz
tel af ubenlanblt Gabritat, ,taar bet inoz
fpres 8ptte mob pisie Tarmprooufter
% anbre 8eitemmelier."
Den iibite gambling 8ulet iba9 par
at prbre arreiteret ale fraperenbe Meb<
lemner, % leg formober, at 9emofraz
ter1,e pil babe ct &porun naite Manbas
% at @ilionbillen bill blipe optasen til
8ebanblinS % peota8et 4 9uiet) nbett
nosen 8eitemmelie ON Snbfomitifat.
Salbor 6. 8oeit.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-01-16

4anS 8ts88e.
ssssR Oas1tres % Rstass pabIie. stssus 0aus.
NraIttierer ane Statens Setter SnbSasferinser
bsIsrses punItItet. Rettlte Beilebutns eees. 4ou=
tot eteu Otase, Tirn Rational Bauss Bseniua.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-02-13
aeorsia's Eleventh Governor.

Savannah, Ga, Feb. 12.-Editor
Morning News In reading over the list
of the sixty-two governors of Georgia
published in this mornings NEWS, find
you have either made a misprint OF
the ATLANTA Journal was not correct.
The eleventh in the line of governors
should have been John Adam Treutlen
and not John A. Trenton John
Adam Treutlen was the first colonial
governor of Georgia He was also
one of the provincial congressman, which
met in Savannah, July 4, l775. At the
meeting of the assembly in Savannah,
May s, l717, he was elected governor of
the colony of Georgia. He only served
eight months, for, on his way to Orange
burg, S. c., he was captured by the tories.
or spies, tied to tree and murdered in a
most horrible manner.
Gov. Treutlen was a native of England.
and came to this country in the early
days of Oglethorpe with his elder brother.
Capt. Frederick Treutlen. The brothers,
after very disastrous voyage, landed at
Frederick, on St. Simon's Island.
Frederick Treutlen married Marguerite
Shad and settled plantation on the
eastern side of Wilmington Island, and
died there in 1898, aged so years. The
Treutlen brothers, before coming to
America, were officers in the British
navy. A DESCENDANT.