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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
THE RACE WAS TO THE SWIFT

Il never see race" said the reminis
cent old sport, but l think of the
joke some sports played with Old Della
ware Blue about the time he was fin
ishing up best his days on the turf"
Yes, yes, yes" cried the nervous
man, who always participates as he
placed himself squarely front of
the old sport.
1T was at the Cinchburg county fair
and they were--"
out for Il stake, yes, yes"
Hard up, and the racers entered
seemed clumsy AID coarse. These two
sports found a drayman who"
Was driving Il racer. Yes, l under
Stand!' snapped the nervous man.
"A drayman who owned Old Della
ware Blue. But the country jakes
didn't know the famous old racer was
in the county
Yes, yes! Go on"
80 they brought him in and entered
him for the sweepstakes"
Yes, yes, yes-an he swep' EN-
"Of course everybody laughed"
"Ha! la! But the laugh was turned!
Yes, yes-served the jays right,
though"
The country cobs came numbering
out, fat and sleek, while Old Blue stood
with his head down, looking like
sick cow
Yes, yes, yes! But didn't he wake
'em up, though? Bully"
We'll, the word was given and away
they clattercd! Old Blue caught the
fire"
Yes, yes-ha, ha! Wouldn't l like to
have seen it
With a wild bound he reached the
wire: there was a glimmering of
wrapped and patched legs and bony
spines, but away they went, around
and around"
"Ha,ha! Good! Old Blue leading
like shot, and the jays losing all their
money! Good, Whoopee! Go 'er
Blue"
why, Of course not He never 2,
within a quarter of a mile of the hinu-
most hosS. Would you expect to beat
well-fed HOSES with an old plug of a
dray horse"
The nervous man was soon engaged
in quarrel with a street peddler
about the price of cake Of chewing
gum.-Cleyland Plain Dealer.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
PLANTATION BANK.
SOME OF IT'S OFFICERS ARE BE
ING PROSECUTED.
The Investigation Is Developing Sem,
Sensational Facts Regarding It's
Past management

milwaukee,, Sept. l2.-AIore Interest
ins testimony was given yesterday in
the criminal proceedings instituted
against President +. I. Day and Vice.
President William rlankinton, of the
Plankinton bank. The sensation of the
day was the Introduction by the state
of the minutes Of the meetings of the
bank directors held just previous to
the suspension.
1t is likely that nearly all the states
evidence asking the court to grant war.
rants of arrest for Mes3rS.
Day and Plankinton will he
in soon, but the district attor-
ney said he would ask for an adjourn
ment for Il week to prepare certain
other evidence which was not entirely
in hand at present.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
CAP AND GOWN.
ALI. NORTHW ESTERN STUDENTS
MUST WEAR THEM.
"prcX Rogers Says They Will Be a
Saving in Expense Harvard TO
BE Split up.

Chicago. Sept. l. All students of
Northwestern university hereafter are
to wear the cap and gown This re-
galia has not been adopted by the stu
dents themselves, but the fashion has
been dccreed for them by the univer-
Sity authorities. The rule applies 10
all students of both SEXES in ali degree
giving departments of the institution.
These are the college of liberal arts,
the medical school, law school dental
school. school Of pharmacy. womans
medical college and theelo-l1al stu
dents. embracing l,s0O students. Tn"
cap Is the oxford cap. sometimes
known as the mortar board. Il VIII b.
the same for all departments except
the color Of the tas>els, each depart
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
THEY HAVE RESIGNED.
Murphy and Smcad Are No Longer
state Senator's

milwaukee,, Sept. T.. United States
Internal Collector j, W. Murphy
stated yesterday that nearly one year
ago he forwarded his resignation as
state senator Of the fourth district to
Coy. Peck urging its acceptance.
shortly before Mr.. Murphy sent in his
rrsiguatiou Senator sam. Smcad, Of
Fond du Lac who had been appointed
postmaster, sent his resignation us
senator to the governor. All the while
both Mr. Murphy and Mr.. Smead re-
fused to say anything about the mat.
tcr,aWatiug the action of the governor.
Scuator Murphy when applied to
confirmed the report that he had sent
In his resignation AN that | have to
say" Mr. Murphy declared, lis that
Sam Smrnd sent IN his resignation
over n year ago and that | sent mine
in shortly atterward."
A call will be issued by Secretary of
state Cunningham at oloc for new
election to fill the vacancies caused by
Senators Murphy's and Smcad's rcstg
nation.
The Fourth senatorial district COM
prisrS the first, third, seventh, thir-
tconth and Eighteenth wards of the
city of milwaukee,.
The eighteenth district comprises tho
county of Fond du Lac
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
POPE IN Politics.
He Seems to Favor Il Reconciliation
with the King.

London Sept. T.. The Pail Mall Ga
Zcttc prints an article with the object
of showing that Premier CriSpi is rap
idly approaching Il reconciliation be
tween the king and the pope Last
Thursday, the article says, Signor Girls
pts private secretary had a long in
tcrvicw with Cardinal Rampolla, the
former being the first Italian official
who has visited the vatican since 1870.
This visit, the Gazette says, began a
series of negotiations, the results of
which are shown i'll the popcS prompt
establishment of an apostolic prcfec-
ture III MaSSoWah, Immediately fol
lowing which King Ilumbcrt gave his
assent To the appointment of Cardinal
Sarto the popc's nominee, to the office
of patriarch of Venice, concerning
which appointment there has been a
prolonged disagreement between the
vatican and the quirinal.
The most significant incident OF all,
however, is the act of SiGnOr CriSpi
going out of his way in his speech at
Naples to compliment Cardinal San
Fr'icc. the archbishop of Naples, and
to summon the church and the state to
JON tl,cir forces against the common
cLrmy. The presence of Cardinal San
Frlcc on the platform, says the Ca
n, tie, bctokcncd the willingness of the
pope to come to terms.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
AT WEIAI VEGA
The Dread Disease Is Again Breaking
out one Fatal Case.

Wcyauwcga, Wis. Sept. T. Diph-
iberia has again broken out near here.
Fred Schonick. residing one mile out
Of town, brought his son OTTO aged IL
years, to the office Of DR.. Corbctt for
treatment, not knowing what allied the
boy. 1t proved to be bad case Of
diphtheria and too far advanced for any
help. The boy died. 1t is thought that
other children in the family had the
disease last spring, and no physician
being called, nothing was done in the
way Of disinfrcting. Another child III
the family has the disease in Il mild
form
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
STOCkMEN AT WAR.
CA11nIIE OWNERS SWOOp DOWN
UPON SIHI1Ep CAMPS.
llcrdcrS Are Scattered ana Their
Flocks Driven over High Cliffs
A Severe Conflict Feared.

Parachute, Col, Sept II. -Cattlcmen
sWoopcd down upon three sheep camps
on the Mesa west Of here yesterday
shot ana dangerously wounded Il herd
other hcrdcrs and ran the sheep over
cliffs along the Roam creek. Tho
shcepmcn raised Il posse and started
for the scene of the conflict. There
VIII probably be II lively tlmo before
the trouble Is ended.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
WHAT Is A GENERAL ELECTlONi
That Is Il Troublesome Point for Hi
nois Politicians.

Springfield, H., Sept. l2.-Suit was
instituted yesterday by Jackson l..
J"ssnp and Charles u. Palmer, peoples
party candidates for state senator and
representative In the 10th senatorial
district, against secretary OF state
lllnnichscn for Il writ of mnndamus
to compel him to issue certificates OF
nomination to them. lIinnichscn re-
fused on the ground that the peoples
party did not poll two per cent. of the
vote at the general election In the dis
trirt which he claims was held last
June for Judge of the supreme court.
The petitioners allcgc that the last
general election was the presidential
election in 1888, Judge Fcnkc will
give an immediate hearing to the case.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13

GOV. STONE AND TREASURER
EVANS GIVE BONDS.
Uncle sam VIII Try Them on Il Charge
of Countcrfcting His
Currency.

: Jackson, Miss. sept T. Governor
Stone and state Treasurer j. l.. Evans
appeared before United States Com
missioner M0SCly yesterday in answer
to charge of countcrfciting, pre-
fcrrcd against them by Special Agent
W. j. Burns. of the government Sc
crct service, for printing 100000 in
state warrants in imitation of United
States currency. They waived cXami-
nation and were bound over to the
United States district court
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
NEWS NUGGETS.

The corn crop in Illinois will he far
larger than has been anticipated.
Don Pho pico. the last Mexican gov
crnor of California, is dead at Los
Angelo, aged o..
Adolph Grafroski. Herman Clcmiv
and Charles BloSsin were struck by a
train at Decatur, Ill.
French, the Ashland murderer, has
been convicted Il second time. The
jury recommended clcmency.
Robes held up the west-bound
Unoin Pacific train Tuesday, near
Boise, Idaho, but they got nothing.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
ALCOHOL plSfllI.ERS COMPLAIN
They DO Not Want Their Product Ad.
mitted DUTY Free

Washington, Sept. T. \ delegation
of wood alcohol distllcrs from New
York called upon S,uctM. Carlisle
yesterday afternoon 10 urga upon HIM
the necessity for an Immediate dcei
sion as to whether m attem will h
made to put the free alcohol clause Of
the tariff bill into effect They told
him that all the wood alcohol distill-
cries in the United States had closed
the tax was to he removed from alec
hol used in the arts. They said that
over S6,000,0oO wis invested in wood
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
ADAMS is AFTER IT.
Contest for the SecrrtaryShip of the
State Agricultural Society.


Milwaukee, sept 12,-'rhe contest
for the sccrctaryship Of the state Az
ricultural society is becoming very in
tcreSting. Y. i, Fleming, of Milwau-
kee. who is one Of the candidates for
the position, has been working hard
to get votes and his supporters aver
that he is in the lead. Some hard
work has been done in behalf of IL. G..
Adams, Of Madison. who is also seek
ing the position, and his friends eX-
press considerable confidence in tine re-
suit Of the election. which Is To he held
next week Thursday. Among the con,
sentative members Of the society, how
ever. there Is a feeling favorable to the
rrrlcGtion OF Secretary True. lie Is
not IN active caudidate FOR reelection,
bat it is stated on excellent authority
that he would consent to serve another
term
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
ENTIRE HARVEST BURNED

Waterloo, Wisv Sept l2.-Another
farm fire caused by sparks from \
thrcShng engine on the farm of Pat
rick Griffin, living two miles north of
here destroyed his entire harvest. con
SiStiug of eight stacks of grain, about
400 bushels. This is serious loss,
but is partly covered by insurance in
the Elba Mutual Fire Insurance COM
pany.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
THE MARKETS.

Chicago, Sept. 12-Whcat: cash. "A
3-Sc; December, 81 3-Sc. Corn higher;
cash. - he; May. 56r. Oats: cash,
81 3-Sc; May 36c. Rye Al LIE. Bar
ley, ~ LIE, Flax, 13O Timothy
!. 40.
Pork higher; cash. II 30: January,
l4.37 l.. Lard steady; cash, 900;
January. S.42 ID Ribs. lower; cash,
ISL -: January. 1912.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
GREAT LONDON CATHEDRAL.


London, sept T.. The Times an
nounrrS that Il Schrmr, which has been
under discussion for thirty wears, has
practically maturcd, to build a Roman
catholic cathedral in London, ON Il site
IN Westminster purchased 10y the late
Cardinal Manning for %2nA, UNO. The
total cost OF the rditicr It Is estimated
will he Sl2a0.0oO Nearly half of that
amount has been already subscribed.
The whole Of Catholic christrndom
VIII hN invited to subscribe. and each
person who gives $4,000 will have his
or her namr Inscribed upon the rathe.
dral rs 4 founder, Liberal donations
are expected from the United States
and the British colonies The arChi
trrt Rcutley has hreu intruStrd with the
work OF drawing the plans, The Struc-
turc Will he Of ancient RaSilican style
which is unique in London. 1t will be
3au feet loug go feet wide and 100
feet high There Will he an Internal
seating capacity Of 5000 persons Tho
plans will Also include 4 lecture hall
a monastery for thirty monks and
forty tive lay hrrthrrn aud other build.
,ues, The model is CousAutine'S
church of ST. Peter III Rome The
, foundations viii probably BE- lad
neNt June.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
\ POpULIST PINCHED.

Trinidad Col. Sept. 12.-.Judge S.
S. Wallace populist nominee for dis
trict judge, was arrested yesterday by
United States Marshal Brown, under
special Indictment growing out of the
recent A. r. u. strike
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
M'kANE Ol| SOME USE.


Sing Sing, ~ y, Sept L. John \.
Mcknn", the cN- boss of Gravcscnd, has
proven himself valuuble prisoner to
Warden Dnrston in Sing Sing prison.
The prison has for several weeks
been undci going Il thorough removal
ton. and several new BUILDINGS are In
course of construction In building the
foundation for the new mess hall con
siderable difficulty was experienced on
account of the water from the Hudson
river flowing into the excavations AS
no progress could be made Warden
burston, 2WarH of Mechanics ability as
a builder, solicited suggestions from
him In regard to the trouble. MclIanc,
after investigating the difficulty, in
vented ! pumping apparatus which
does the work pcrrc, fly, and which Is
kept in continual operation dN and
night, Mckanc has been given charge
of tho construction. and has offered
other valuable suggestions The work
now goes on unintcrruptrdly, and Nc
kAnr Is looked upon rs genius hy
his fellow prisoners.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
MI NIIItS ARE ENrONBED.
An Explosion of Gas Causes the
Disaster.

Ashland, Pa, Sept - An explo-
sion of gas occurred ut Ccntralia col
licry, near here. Several workmcn are
entombcd. Three have already been
has since died.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13

distilleries. The secretary said that.
of course, the department had nothing
10 do with making the law, but would
execute the free alcohol provision If
possible. He expects to make dcci-
sion after a consultation with The ma
tional druggists assembly committee
rhnrSllY
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
PASSED A WORTHLESS CHECK.
An Illinois Central Official Gets into
Trouble.

Springfield, H., Sept. 12.-Daniel B.
Nermillion, of Chicago, assistant claim
agent of the Illinois Central railroad,
was arrested here on complaint Of
Inspector Shea, of Chicago, and placed
under $500 bond, charged with pass
ing a worthless check on County SUI
pcrviSor Thomas Murray.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
NEW YORk'S TRICK.
The PopulistS Of That State Nominate
a Ticket

Saratoga, \. y, Sept 12.-The popu-
lists state convention in session here
yesterday adopted platform reattirm
ing the Omaha platform of the party.
Charles Il. Matthews, of Buffalo. was
nominated for governor. r. G. Hew.
son, of Penyan, for Lieutenant governo
and Thaddeus Il, Wakeman, of New
York for judge Of the court of ap-
INAlS.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
THE OSHKOSH FAIR.
The First Days Races Prove Fine
Sport The Winners.

Oshkosh, Wis, Sept t2-Thc osh-
kosh fair opened yesterday The
weather was cool and fair; the track
fast. The 2::ao trot, purse $500, was
won hy Goheg. limo ODD -, o:2S IL.
The two year.od stake. purse 5000,
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
BANK ROBBERS SENTENCED.
Rololl and Elkcy Get Terms ut Wau
pun.

Appleton, Sept. T.. William RoloT
and Adolph Elkcy, the Seymour bank
robbers, both pleaded guilty before
County Judge 'Mocskcs yesterday. Rol-
off was given eighteen months ut Wait
pun and Elk"y twenty.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
KENNEDY CAPTURES IT.
He Is Nominated for Congress by the
Democrats of the Tenth.

Chippewa Falls, Wis, Sept. ID
Cook Kennedy, rX-mnyor of Superior,
was nominated by the democratic con
vcntion yesterday for the 10th con
GresSional Il strict.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
ALONZO stage MARRIED.

Albion, " y, Sept 12-MiSs Estelle
Robertson and Prof Alonzo Stagg. the
lale athlete, now Of the University OF
Chicago. were married here yesterday.
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13

was captured by Coupon. Time 2:31-
IA; 2:30 -. Badge won the 2:24 pace.
purse $500. Time 2:2O1-4 PIG 81,
2:14 81
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13

Boston. Sept 12.-lt is proposed to
split Harvard up into several small
colleges, somewhat after the oxford
university plan. each to consist of 500
students and its own dean and 10 be
governed by It's own administrative
BOARD. Each will also have its own
h"rntitories, its own dining hall and
reading ROOM, etc. Names suggested
for the various colleges are Holworthy
college, Wadsworth college Quincy
college arc AgaSSiZ college. This prop
cSition VIII be announced in the Sep
tcmbcr number of the Harvard gradu-
at"s' magazine in the form of an arti,
Gle written for the magazine by the
laie secretary of the university. Fcank
Bottles, shortly before his death
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
A BLAZE AT MENOMONIE.

Menomonie. Wis. Sept. 11.-Fire de
stroyed large brick kiln belonging to
the Wisconsin Red Pressed Brick com
pany The loss is about $1,000
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13

mcnt having its own distinguishing
hue. President Rogers said:
The wearing of the cap and gown
by faculty and students is in accord
with academic traditions 1t is also
thought to b. 4 saving in expense to
needy students, as the cap and gown
b. them can be obtained for small
outlay. 1t las been the practice in the
NORTHWESTERN for the president to wear
tn" cap and gown. and ii has been
thought if this an appropriate dress for
til" president ii should be equally so
for the members of the faculty and
the student body
Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1894-09-13
BARNES AND WELLS
THEY ARE RENOMINATED BY AC,
CLAMATION.


The key to Success" IS Presented to
The Nominee from Appleton Who
Makes Il Brcf Speech Mr. Wells
MaNrS An Address Before the Dele
gates Of His District.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-05
Entered at the post office at Fer.
gus Falls as second class matter

9on. Sames Gdels, Comptroller
at Goreneoe Stoters @urrencp, bar
npli9 frepet en- Mrti!el 92or,b
Nmerican &eoieip,, buor BON tiger, at
bort Benaeiptem er / en- baarlig Eil.
itano. Sen financieQe 2opgipning
bar paret af bet mef goelegeenbe
Slo9s, flyer ban, os oaarli9 financiel
2opeipnins uil altio baue en- pbelae<
senoe Snbflpoelie paa 6orretninsen.
9et t6rie Sppr9smaal. iom Torret=
nin9smanoen bper Morsen npbes til
at 9ipre fig lelp er, ON 1000 Dollars
I Sub bar 9aaet uo fra eller inb /
@tatfammeret, os ban ,naa inorette
fig efter bet @uar, ban faar. Mr.
@del8 flyer, at f9r bet fon biiue beb<
re. mao &enseipitemet foranbres ira
@runDen af.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-05

at bare ct prattiif Sfribt cob Ret.
ming, % ies a9'er at onbefole noget
iaaoant, tbi bette er no9et. 1om lite
meaet lensere fan b1ipe ublat uben
Gare."
ct Nntal Meolemmer of bet nu
oarenoe &epreientantbus. iom life
bleo 9ienoalete. bar beu,f. at beres
Tel9ere banoleoe uiieli9t i at trette
benz tiloase fra bet offentliae SIP.
oerueo, at be bar frepet til 9n5ets
Sergeant-at-Arms meo Nnmobnina
ON at fenee oem beres Milepen9e. ba
be lite a9ter at TONNE til &ouQresIen
unoer ben forte SesfoE, iom nu ct
i9ien. Com be fefe ueb, er Der
inorpmmet Senatorer % @epreien=
tanter Mitepense til at betole for
oeres 3ransport til os fra @albine<
ton for bper @esfion, o9 enoRipnt
Sergeant-at-Arms peb, at be Feite
&ongresmGnb refer paa Jripas,
faar be bog altio @ilepeueene. noor
be perionlist fommer os anmober
oerom. Men ban oil lite tetale no,
get til oem, Iom forbliuer biemme, og
ban bor iaaleoes unberrettet v@ful=
ferne". Men bette er lite alt. Set
tan banbe, of oisle Meno oil ftnhe,
at be lite pil bliue ifano til at trefte
I'm 2en for be eienuerenoe tire Mfaa.
neber al fin Eermin, bois be life
fommer til &aibinston os pasler
poa fine @lieter.
Snotomffattens Moofanbere taller
ON en- @lan til at brebe ben 2ou peo
at ne9te of bepil9e be npbpenbi9e
&ense til at iette ben ifroft. @etre~
ter Carlisle ontoser, at $500,000
oil bebgues, o9 ban pil anmobe Som
9resien ON at beutl9e bette 8elpb for
bette 1iemeo. Set paafaaes al
oem, iom ct meo / Broieftet, at bet
oil bl,ue forbolbspis LET at faa Tor=
i1oset ON 8euilliu9en neofemt, ON
bet Tan bliue 9iort uoen ct &ecorb>
&ote. 2open bat baabe 5enatet
og 6uiet ferfe os earuaaane @en>
ner. Der CT iaa uel poeoe / parlamen'
tariite &ealer. iom be ftnoes / &on>
9resfen, os be utl paaie, at 5orlloeet
ON Bepillinsen blir erliet bebonblet,
og beriom bet bliper nebifemt; bil BET
lfe ueo en- aober Nfifemninq.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-05

Mon be9pnoer nu osfaa at for(ege
bet nge Difteritmiboel bertillaubs.
@noel &emifere Detroit. Mibiaon,
er be fprfe, iises ber, iom bill be0pus
b, at lope se1um. bet npe 9ifteritz
mibbel, iom bar punoet iaabant &p /
europa. Set beoer. 1T De nepnte
&emifere bar oprettet ct baiterio=
loaif Deportement, bpor man uil
erperimentere unoer tompetente @t.
oenliabsmeno. @uoel @eite CT ins
iicereoe meo Diiterit9ift for at funne
af9ioe @erum. men eet p,l naturliQz
pis tase en- 9ib, fpr be fan benp.tes.
S 5ranfrig bar mon auerebe fiben
ilommer. benptiet let npe Mibbel
meo 6elb, os ielu blemme Norae
% soelise er man lanst tornb for
os ibette Silfelbe.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-12-05

Sfplse en- Meooelelie ira Moor<
beab Ill Snter Ocean i Chicago oil ter
inafe QeAislatur bliue fremiat 5or.
flag ON at sienopretteM eMiunelotas SIM
misro'ions=8ureou, iom aiFafjebes
al 2esislaturen 1891. &aa etMps
oe af 81. Boul Real Estate Board
iioite Dnsoag iosoe General Bilbop,
at ben esentlise ulptte for Minne]o.
ttonerne par, ct b: bapoe bpaaet en-
fineff Mur omf1ius fin @5tat os
boooe tilfienbesiuet. at be life pnNer
mere Snouanorina. Oe iaalebes
bar be lat fig neo for at eoe bperons
ore op. &orrelponoenten oplpier
ON, buormeset bi1ist Stolelano =
ialt omtrine 2,000,0 ,00OWcres, osSernz
banelauo onfriu9 1.150.000 Wcres,
tilftoaet Mortbern BocificsBanen men
life iolst, buorpaa Grifen er fat fra
$3til $40 pr. Gcre, oer ftnoes / @ta=
ten, og forat too bette 2anb optaaet
utl 2eeislaturen bliue anmobet ON at
oienoprette bet aamle Smmigra>
tionS Bureou. &orreiponoenten, Der
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bet ON at neoiette Jorpoetninasgez
bnret paa Statens Minerallono.
9enne Afeift er MI Is Gents for
buert Son @rts, fom ubtoee8. oq
8oar til Citizens Oplpsninasfonb.
Men 5orpoaterne iDues. at bette
er en- oltfor flo: Nf9ift.
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