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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
At WORK FOR THE PARII
THE PROVISIONAL EXECUTIVE CUM
NITTEE MEETS.
MEASURES TAKEN TO PROTECT THE IN
rEREsTs OF THE CITY AND OF
RrPIRLICASS.

REPUBLICANS.
Tho Provisional Executive Committee OF the Re-
,nhlIcan ORGANIZATION Of the cry and County OF
Ne,y- York held meeting last evening IN fdrlo' -
Of the Fifth Avenue Hotel. az when All inc '
orb,,, districts Of the city fully represented
and som, important action was taken Aiter GER
,,i, ssc,ions o. the constitution. which hah been
rc.rrod ~ the committee by the County Convention
Friday evening February .. 70 be perfected haD
been considered and acted upon, the acl"' anu
prosen, needs Of the Republican party OF orM
CIV were taken up. \ general debate was lhi"'s'.
H. and many suggestions were made IN the Inc u
practical politics.
The result was the adoption Of resolutions FOR the
,npolntinen, Of three committees OF seven members
each First a Committee on Legislation "@S ap-
,.,n,oI c,rnuossd Of General Michael Kerwin. chair
man. Chester II. SOuthwOrth, James =. lo""7rn''
Edward Dubois. Robert Gordon. otto lrVlhs "''c
AMI Dr Hamilton Williams This committee was
-n,re.d v..,h the supervision and promotion of
measures q, Albany for he Advancement 81 the
welfare OF tho city and FOR the purpose OF discover
.,. md opposing Inimical legislation. number OF
roio.,n ts VII probably te uTgei by ms commit
sccoud committee was decided upon to inquire
-. ,, ii.rl.rn Snac,iwav construction ana other
cltv improvements % an" interest OF me M'lN'i'S
49,, ~ ,ha fnrfv Tho Executive Committee no
,iin.as' tbaf as .h. at appropratng $1,000" ard
m.nt - flic vorkmcn. and the Sp ao!way act WAN
~. W $500. ill,uau.r w,r. passed n, liefubils2n
f.r,4la.rrc ANA mat o. large proportion 81 t.ia
money b.. 20 he pa.i iri" ne ciiy U.4s-'g "E ~,
pub. an taNrsyors 10 sooi rrason ~ ~ r'i1t
r,-lf..>.li. created for thD n"nru or honest iat,
-. without distinction az party VINO are "'""''
thlrl resolution provided FOR the appon'men,r o.
a.t ~ i4t winter cxtoaded ID. lie u the Board Of
tf.rfri,li control g. November ], Only. Although
An f.is hoard ~ three cumm fi0r"rs one j. nom
i,.f U.,,..oiiran no one has set hearl OF any but
r.0.u,.t of any description rom X. ~, -
..,. Committeeman were ~ %" opinion thlD *
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

TO MEET THE JOCKEY CLUB STEWARDS.
j. G. X LAWRENCE. F. GRAY GHIsWoI-D AND
j. e. HECKsCHEE TO REPRESENT THE
CoNEY ISLAND CLUB At To-DAY'S
Cp>-rEpENCV
CONFERENCE.

At the meeting Of the Coney is ana Jockey ''u' >
Executive Committee YESTERDAY the ioA""''E were
appointed as a committee - confer WIN 'he Nv
ards OF the Jockey Club: j. g. X. Lawrence r.
Gray Griswo,d and Jonn O. HecHscher. ihere -
an excellent chance Cor am'cao.e settlement oi
the differences between the two c.uh-. N',n"H'
the powerful aid Of the COney lsiand JoeAeS ~"
the public interest in racing Is diicu' 10 dfpe9'
With all the associations working together "ilr'
the same rules. and enforcing them u the Ict,ri
there viii he no pace on the turf ior we usI' p
tab.e gang which mas done 50 much - drsrt+e 'he
spcrf OF racing. The rules are 20 De reNiSeH 50 A.
~ leaVe no !oOphocs FOR the persons VINO "llu,N
disregard the unwr.iten laws Of racing. arr tth'
Iihcr.ies Win the laws that are loosely co"s'Iuc't
II is the earnest desire OF larse major o. BOOK
makers and racesOors that the Infamous system -
fraud which has thrivcn since the lntroduc'iln o,
l-2-2 betting be done away WIN al 'he earnest
possible moment. go , -. -
Dr. O. Lee knapp is in .Norih Carolina killing
birds bv the score for his friends IN the Nor'H;
The monthly. report tina; James X Nrene mas nas
niIrcbaseI a Virginia stock farm has been sohs
Inc rounds Mr.. Ksene has leased ihc farm ~
Kentucky where az his brooim2Tes are i9r I'VE
years so that he Is likely t. b. IN he naIket az
a purchaser for some time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
j. c. AUSTIN SAID 10 HAVE BEEN FUND.
AFTER A LEGAL FIGHT THE INSURANCE ON
HIS LIFE WAS PAID-ALLEGED TO BE
IN CANADA

AFTER A LEGAL FIGHT THE INSURANCE ON
HIS LIFE WAS PAID-ALLEGED TO BE
IN CANADA.
Tho adverse verdict for the Mutual Reserve Fund
Life Association in the suit brought by the relatives
Of 7 G. Austin to recover about $1,000 Insurance on
his life did rot convince the officers OF tire Insurance
COMPANY tha; Austin was dead. On the contrary.
,hev renewed their efforts 10 find the missing man,
and according to reports circulated yesterday they
found him in Toronto The report was % the effect
that Frederick Palmer. of this city, mad found
Austin's place Of conceament. and, leaving him
Swallowed by TWO detectives. had started for Wash
ington to make arrangements for e%tradiiion pro-
ceeings.
The case excited great deal Of Interest. and pre-
sented some sensational features. Austin went 70
Manhattan Beach on July (, 1891. for swim. hired
a bathing house and disappeared. His friends said
that he had been drowned in the surf His body
was not found The insurance company denied that
Austin was dead He had contrived 70 Sip away,
they said In order to defraud the company. Ad-
,rondack guides produced who testified that
they took Austin into the woods after july l. 1884,
The Jury however declared their belief that Austin
was dead and IN obe Hence 10 their verdict tn,
insurance money lid The company, however,
continued It's search.
II Austin is really alive In Canada. TIE question
OF extradtng hin viii be an interesting one. In
view Of the fact that Re has been pronounce ju-
dic!a,ly dead by the court in this country
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
lTHLETIcS ON HORSEBACK,
THE MEN ~ TROOP HOLD THEIR ANNUAL
GAMES rEETTY Girls WATCH THE
skII.ytL MANOLttIiES


There was iars, crowd az Dlclcis Riding
Acad,frv last nisnt O. witness tae annual ain"uc
-.m.s ami cavalry uau,c!vros = Troop \ The
...c. aiio.t.I o. spectators WAS fuii AMI the
uyc.lcst interest was shown 90 the intricate move
mons. 90 man ana uc1gt 80 play u thr 'anh1rA arena
%, b.. s4cccssful ~, contestants must necessarily
bee clever horsomcn, supple athletes OF *''tIy
nerve and clear eye. Then tumblnS about on
spirited. higA-strung horses added an element II
danger which gave 4 certain z'st 10 the sport. 80
generally commended AMI appreciated in these Gays
..s,n sport ouy 81 the stirring SOY, finds favor
~ he public ESQ.
Many fashionable people w.re present including
some - New YorA rret'.e1; girls AMI handsomcst
raa.rons. besides National Guarismen Of some re-
a Led,rhaus furnished the music. The horses
w.re wi trained. well groomed and well ridden
cod the temperature In the academy being Kept
az aboaf freezing point on account OF me ROBUST
nature Of the contests IN w"ich the troopers were
Th. head cutting a'd tent peesing was won by
I'm In, FIGHT L, q finish with brOadswords team No.
, cofnposel ~ Hunt Chesebr1ugh. Patterson and
..,.oilent work IN the mounted tug-of-war team
40 l. composed OF Hpyt Clcand Clark Aai Ward.
race I'm one minute and twenty seconds Nichols
was second and Frlcken thiri Maclay won the
egg and spoon race In l0i. lioas was second In
The other contests were: Wrestling bareback:
riding double. head cutting with hurdle and taking
ring; pursuing and wrestling, ana the meiec The
officials 81 tho games Were as follows; Referee.
C4ptrn nlrgnpn second fieucnant Henry Il
Balch. First Lieutenant Howard q. Badgey. Second
rgten1"i a EF1G''G Re SgF a." oh
| Holly Alexander Harvey: clerk. Corporal F. NJ.
teart louis Y O'Donohue; trumpeter. ~ Y. Braith-
waite: chairman Of Reception Committee, Sergeant
T. T. Patterson H. NJ Ward; Committee on Prizes
81 de NJ Marcclls ". c. Colby; Committee on
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
4 RECEPTION FOR COMMANDER ADAMS.
HE rs THE GUEST OF HONOR AT THE ROOMS
OF LAFAYETTEE POST-spEEciES
ny V,tNI-KNOWN MEN

J. c. b. Adams. commandments or the Grand
Army OF the Republic. was the guest OF honor last
night At a large reception given by Lafayette Post.
40 10. ut Masonic Hall. sixth-ave. and twenty
third-st Three hundred members OF the post We're
,r.sont besldes a large number OF guests Com
n,ander william A. Copp received the guests. some
OF whom were General o. o. Howard General
Horace Porter Colonel II. c. Cook, Major {. b.
Throckmorton Captain Horace see General S wager
Z II C'Iarkson, Ira NJ. Hedges. J. :. Cleary'
T. j. Atkinson, stephen r. Cori,s ana General r r.
escorted to the seat OF honor by Past COMMANDER
a. G.. Mills. J., o,,~,,,,ra o--,, -
caef Adams Commander Mccabe. OF sons ier, OF
Veterans, General Wager Swayhe, beneral horace
I,or,ar ,;,ef rnmranders John Palmer and Louis
Wagner General Howard. General fltzSerad' Cen
eral r. Burd Grubb. Senator Biahchdfu' oil Mas
sachusetts. and others , ,,,, ovprostlar,
Letters OF regret were read rom nHra scSn
aeid General Miles General Socum' General hay
ley. and others.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
WORCESTER SALT
Is White us Driven Snow.

and talked him into the idea of buying $4,000 worth
Of gold bullion. They said they would be wiling
cash badlv Groll beet" them down 70 $3.50, which
ali the ready he fer had as S co@ys
a member Of the gang The whole party met in
the prominent hotel s in the city Sr wsf ho iss
throngh both bricks. and found hem all right
Grol paid his money. crammed the two bricks
INTO his satchel and went home lie found the next
day that the bricks brass but the men had
eff town.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
THE ELEVATED ROAD MUST PAY.

Justice OBrien Of the Supreme Court. handed
down decision Yesterday awarding to Rutherford
stuyvesant damages amounting to about $4,000
against the elevated railroad company Tor injuries
% h,. rrorar,v on Third-ave. This suit included
otv,onr senarate pieces OF property In the avenue
from Tenth The damages 10 }r tne
sSto 70 e. ,nc each the larger amounts being Tor
For Of rental the eG award, o Of b@at
montb ~ ,yv this suit as evidence had to be taken
concernng each piece OF property
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

~, tho General Term Of the Supreme Court. Inc
Court says that the nephews and nieces to sSt 70
H. ca, state Of the widow and 10 the payment .!
certain annues after her death 1t Is mel nsi bow
until the widow dies It cannot oe .ei,Ias nor
until that time will the amount or the Sers 10 no
t. M IN which the value OF the remainder can De
,MaagS,ed until after the death of the WIDOW
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
HOW THE STOCK WAS ISSUED
LIGHT ON PRESIDENT BLAUi NIX

.,, p,rn WAS SECURED FROM THE
,,n,soN SQUARE BANK ON NOTES.
The taking OF testimony was oesuA 80 ~.
.ne -, souere Rank on the charge OF perjury.
,rso oasa Is before Judge Barrett In the Court oi
over and Termlner Two more jurors nau Il, =, ~
- no secured. Those accepted were Rooet' w.
henderson. -four merchant, No. broau"as' ""'
IIonry r. Cole. woodenware. No. lh CnaihoelS
,fter that Assistant Dstrict-Attorney 'e.i,1" ~
Davis opened the case for the peopie ,ie ,,'s,.
.na stato,oent Of the condition of the Madison
sorsrc Bank on June last. -.
Mr. Davis said that he would show tha' N,e
ornt stated TO be the total of loans and discount
was false to the extent OF about SooV'0' iie
oxnlaned the method in which the additional cap'd
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
Practical Results-12 Years WORK.

SEVENTEEN MILLION FIVE HUNDRED Tho 'A''O
DOLLARS ALREADY PAID TO WiDo"S
AND ORPHANS.
1ir,vnve Million Dollars already saved living pohcF
holders by reduction OF premiums. Eighty Ihousnp p"'
,.r Members Two Hundred and Fifty Million Do'a's
insurance in force. TAree Million Five Hundred mousse
Cash surplus-Reserye- Emergency Fuhu' ~ 100
sixty Million Dollars business Tor the year 80
These are few practical results already reeofue' " '
credit Of the .-oc,,rrov
MUTUAL RESERVE FUND LIFE AsSoCiAiio.''
e. b. HARPER President.
uor,a once IS Park Row. ~ y
eo,d FOR circulars and rates.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
co1-Pr CALENDARS FOR TO-DAY.

c,,~en,c Court-Chambers- Bcfo.e Andrews J'-eou''
onens Al 1890 a. n.-Motlons. -, -, Ia Ill, ,o,
circuit COurt-iart ll-IEe SATURDAY N"'''--' '
no allied this week ,,< r,.,,lr,.r =
euuorlor Court-Specia Tcrm-lelore r'or'''''' 80
c,urt opens at 10 a m.-Notipns
e'rr,fltc's -ChambeFs-iiefore Arnndi n =,
80 ..tat. Of Cain tlnfants at 1880 a m W III p ~
nnnny nj II a. m. Wills for pro'ai IFan.o' ~ -
vcrcler Pauna Thames. Karl Ba'hseheue III iV'
crrroon pleas-speclaI Term-Deforc Pryor. J'-|our'
oreng ~ 1870 q. in.-Notions ,-,r., r. Court
'Cty Cour,-spccia Tcrm-BeioFe EhrHch' - "'-~oN
o-ens AZ 10 a. m.-Aiotions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
PAID ss6OO FOR TWO BRISS BRICKS

Chicago Feb. ia dispatch to 1.-THE Herald"
from Toledo, Ohio. says: John Groil an old Ger
man farmer living just outside OF town. appeared
pelore the Grand Jury yesterday and told how a
party OF six swndlers had induced him to pay
1880 for two brass bricks. which he bought for
sold. They had come to his place last December
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
MADISON SQUIRE BANE LEASE TO BE SOLD

The receivers O. ne Madison Square Bank VII
shortly sell at pubic auction the lease Of the prop
er,y No 9oo Flfth-ave No LIZ Broadway and
No Madison Square. lot 2SxSOX2SX9O on the lana
is n substantial Ave-story browns;one building
land IS leased until May. 1896. the ground rent being
$500 for three years. and 5000 from that time
until the expiration Of the lease in 1906.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17
r,,v ray CANNOT BE LEVIED YET

The decision of Surrogate Ransom assessing the
collateral inheritance tax on 'he DequestS uhue va
Lii -, ~,r.,u. V s. Roosevelt has been reversed
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-02-17

Send FOR circulars and rates.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-31
% mer, iaq bun tilfioft git ct uet
forat ie. ON 8er9eue enbnu uar !
Bebolb. Tilfibf table bun Bolon=
cen eanFe oe bleu ienot til 9oipita>
tet.
epo.Datota.

@borle8 Ndlep. 5efreter al @qeu,
bale 2oan ano Bu,loiue Nsi'n., bar
ftioolet fig bort efterlaoenpe en- Sos
fe, fom ct $llo0 for let. Man tror,
at ban er.npatet til Mfrico, ba BON
baube fiBbt Billet til Sem Orledns.
- Bet fer ub, iom ON Solicit /
Spb 9ofota besunoer at uaaene op
meb Jeniun til @pBres maolet an'
saaenbe tunftia @anoiue. Scr bar
ueret ubtalt temmelis ierfe Brotes
iter mob be peobliuenoe Nouertisie>
menter al ben abiolute 9eDouenoisbeo
of funitis Gonoin9. buis mon itol
funne faa nosen Wulins. The kick
ct life foa meset mob @ono,u981or-
fD9ene tom MOB oenne 8aatano. Sc
5oriee, fom er toreto9ne meo 8ano,
ir9. uiier life noset 9limrenoe @eiulz
tot. c9 Garmere. iom bar ueret bell
oise meo fOritiell'9 'rtet 6armins, er
tre'te al ben euinoe.iee Gale on, Of
belle SDo:Dofota 5om en- 5armer=
Stat er en- failure uoen Bonoin9.
- @nbuu ipnes ber life at sere
no9en 2Dsnins paa N1beioeruroli9s
beoerne Blod 9il1s. Jor TO Tiger
iioeu bBrte ri. at no8le bunoreoe
Dtinea1 beioere reiite til Spo>9afoto
Ninefompanis Wituer o9 ngote Nr:
beioerne Der til at lutte Nrbeioet.
Sioen ben E.o bar Wtinetompaniet
luttet olt Mrbeibe for en- ubelemt
1to. @lt bet. iom MI er isien at
bet. fom for en- tort Eio foen uor ct
B,1eoe al 9iu oe @irtiombec, er fun
uosle faa Meno. tom pasier &om.
poniets @.enoom. Ntau9e af be
Nano, iom bleu npote til at Iu,te
Nrbeioet, uar Garmere. Menb. iom
bar tiempet baorot for 9iuets Do
uolo. % iom / fere Nor nehen inoen
selslins Dor iaoef. Elsie pos iurt8e
for at faa Grbeioe o. par uel tilfrebs
meo ben 2pu. be fit. Salt ct uu
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-31

- Gra Dmaha melbes, at 8. N1.
9i'9cod, &eoof'1r of .@orlb 9eralo1
bteu orreferet oen 27oe Son Gon
bauoe toeet iao fin Nu,s Nbuertis,
iementer fro ct 2otteri. &ompoeni.
- Sra @i:tsburs melbes ben 28oe
San. at observation-disclosures fort>
fatter runot BritgeuiGe. @otepo1e %
Beaolins. Ga Ebomas Beablins
flyer. at ban o9 bans to Brgore fps
reoe minbif 100 Stub ben 27oe.
Jront Stepib. iom bleu Ruot siennem
9iuet. bBoe ben 28oe bs. Mon tror,
at Mnarfiter runot ON @9nen CT
aniuarli9e tor uroli9beoerne.
- @n iuer @nehorm bar ralet i
o9 omtrin9 Como. Colorado. Sern.
banetosene paa llnion Bocific. 2inien
bor ueret blotereoe. RotarysSne>
ploeen, 9rutfen Of TO 2ofemotiper
fteote paa en- brutten s}ernboneitinne
! Nerbeoen Of Como. os ct af 2ofoz
motiuerne rulleoe oper tire @anQe oQ
bleu lis9enoe omtrent $50 Sob fra
Stinnerne. Beletninsen fit noale
ftps9e Ruenelier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-31
NorosDatota.

Sra 2isaerpooo meloes. at Oliper
Biroieq bleu brebt ben 24se San.,
meoens ban bolot paa at busse neo
ct Ere | Sfosen fpouef ira Boisio.
2roet falot imoo ct onbet Ere, en-
@ren breftes % traf 0liper i Qope.
BET, foo ban bpoe ftrots.
Miis 6ottie 9. Norresona fra
Nerbeben al Hberbeen, blep for en-
9ib fioen ioset of ct Erain i 9ferbe'
ben al @tsin. Sllinois, ba Ronouttp=
rem fanbt en- lioen Sell peo benbes
2.9uinomilsbiQet. Set berettes nu,
at bun uil iasiese Sernbanetomponi:
ct for $4,000. e
- @n Eieuefepiee peb gtapn Bet<
iep Gu9lew er @ronb Sorts blepen
finosips os er ienot til@inosipse bos>
pitalet. Sun baO6e iammeniparei
enoel 9euae, fom bun ttliioit tos uo
af Banten, oa bun bespnote at frpste
for. at bun itulbe MITE BEN. Wten
efterot bun bauoe 9iemt &ensene i
fin @uffert, tiltos oenne Grpat mer
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-31
65lptrDamp.

Den Toe San. feirebe 8eoer
GiRum os bans &uitru Sofa 5,Rum
/ Eolpn Of Taniem. @lap @ountp. fit
SslotrpQup. 0eite git iaaleoes I'll.
Mr. siiium er en- retlfoffeu os ell.
uerois Ntane >oa bar oerfor msnee
8elpuoere. 9a nu oisie fienote til.
at bet netou por 25 Nar, iioen BON
bleu gift. belIutteoe be / al Stilbso
at ouerraRe bom % bans puitru.
Be tisbte en- Bruoesare og inbfonnt
iia ON Aftenen &l. 6 iom Brsllups,
siaiter. Bruoeeapen befob / ct
8orb. iom Dor fort not for 20 Gser>
foner, os bette bleu opt,(let os oetfet.
Sc fuinoelise @iefter meobroete ielp
Brp(lup8retterne. Brubefoltene par
noturlioois life forberebt paa noset
8rpllap benne Gang. MuRttorpfet
ira @toue Gate uar c8faa tilfeoe.
l1ubertesueoe bleu opfororet til at
boloe en- Eole. os ban 9ioroe taa.
Der bleu tilbrast en- meset bpsselis
Gften Brabebuiet.
8eber GiRam er feot ben 20 Oct.
1886 ! @tons &reResielo Ironb.
biems Stitt, Morse. 81 Nar gam.
mel uouanbreoe bon til Gmerito, lob
fig 1851 buerue til 8oraerfriaen %
tiente bet Ste @isconfiu: @eaimeut.
8aosruno af Speoom blep bon Naret
etter uoFreuet.. s 1869 estebe ban
Sofia 8ertelion. Der er fra Norore.
boug 8refesialb / 9amors Stift.
6un bleu fbot i 1916 os fom icmmen
meo fine 5orelore til Mmerifa 1850.
5ifums bar bopt 10 Bprn, lom Que
er tliue. 5iiium boeoe igrit i IL
Gor Gillmore @ountp. men bar / be
fbfe % gar boet @lap @oun,p.
buor ban enonu er. 9an par for
enbel Oar Ioen @ountp @ommisier.
Slap @Oantp. 9an er en- fiQe og
beleoen Manb. ueulis rs forefom,
meuoe mob enboer. 9ans 5amilie.
liu bar ueret meaet lptteliet.
g. 6. Bge.
&elican @apibs "a San. 1894. /.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-31

sfreb BON Baumbo@, Nle1anbria,
forbenperenoe Stats. .Sefretar, I'll
Sgnoa9smoraen ben 14be Sanuor ct
Breo / Soften, iom bons Some tapbe
ttrepet til bam 1866, os iom ban
lite banoe moota9et f6r MI = z8 Mar
efterpao. &onuoluten os Brepet ct
9oot beparet. 9uor Brepet bar pe>
ret | belle oenne Eib, er bet in9en, }om
ueo. Set bar lite oabnet, % Der
bar lite noset iarifilt Merfe paa
Ronuoluten. Mr. .Boumbod bar
for nerperenbe Breuet sobt inopaf>
tet, og nu oa oa piier ban bet frem TIT
fine &enner fom en- &uriofitet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-31

Sra @a,bin9ton meloes ben 28be
Son. Run 8 Dase er isien of ben
Iio, buori mon Ton inbienoe Nubub
til 6tattammer. 9epartementet poa
be Bombs, fom Carlisle oil ubfebe.
Disie Bombs er nemlis bdtereoe ben
1te 5ebruar. Nnbuo er fommet inb
bper Dag. fiben Garlisles Girtulere
blep ubfebt, os be er blet nbiast,et
opfbrte ! NtbeIin9en for 2aan os for
8enaecirfulation, % ber nil be blipe
ligoenbe, til be blir aabnebe / Mer,
per of be 8erlsner. iom Of Carlisle
er ubieebe til at uofsre bet Nrbeibe.
Der er lite offentliseiort nosen Dp.
lpsnins ON. bu'r fort Belsb of
Bombs. Der ct anisst ON; men ber er
al 6anbfpnliabeo for. at be lettelis
pil funne ielges.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1894-01-31

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General Moffer @ortmon 6ope.
reign % Gbomas Mc@utre al
knights of Labor mpbte ben 29oe
b. ueb fine @asfsrere op for 6bie.
Reretsbommer Cog Dinritt Of @o>
lumtia. Sosfprerne Dor s. s. Cole
fra Soma. Senator Nllen ira gfebra=
ia os S. 8orner Mills fra 9enper.
9isie fremlasbe ct 9otument, buori
be onmobebe ON, at en- Sniunction
iiulbe bliue ubfebt forot forbinbre
sSobn garlisle ira at ubfteoe Bonbs
for $50,ooo,o0o.
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ct, Yrdutie paa $3.50.

5orot tilitpnoe 5olttil at sipre fig
arunbia befienot meb Sulenbsapen af
The Housewife, inoeboloenoe Dor
Blan for 1874. oil oi betole $3.50 /
Cub til ben &erion. tom FORFEIT op>
teller os logger iammen olle Eal
(numerals) i ben ubeaue. Der{om
BE lite bor feet The Christmas
Housewife, iaa lfrep til OF Cog leg
ind tire 3ocents Grimarter) forot toa
ct @gemplar til ombusselis unoeriss
selIe. Eel op buert enete Eal paa
oQe @ioer, beri inbbefattet Dmlaaet.
&nboer leoiaae Dptelin9ea u.eb
|aEo genae ios q 4ors Ss.5 s1iptiox.
paa Housewife. DptaQineen moa
pore inbienbt fsr ben lite Mo, Is
1894.
@nbuer. iom lite treffer bet rette
meb 6enipn til Optellinsen. pil mob.
to9e ct Get al totu NopeQer oi pel=
flenote 6ortottere. @n s5orte9nelje
ouer oisIe inoeboloes / bet napnte
Strift for Wuauft.
5or bette Mor pil Housewife iu<
beboloe en- bel Sci Nriitler of Beroi
for 6jemmet os ben prottiTe Rpinbe.
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Molanoet.

Saabets Suitru oboe Mot til ben
lite San. Besse @stefalIer be-
srauebes fra 9olme ben 17oe San.
- st Telegram til .g3etp Sort
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uoen paa ooltillige 9ompere. iom
ferte uoenfanbRe sf(a9.. @n &onfer=
ence Of alle ubenlnnbEe @ommonog>
rer blep bolbt forat ta9e Ein9en un>
Der Operue;elie.
= 9ampRibet .Beleic" fra Rino,
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ben 29oe Son., beretter. at 8pen &u=
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af Sorbitialu .oe 10000 MenneFer
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% Sfrat. $4,000 @tptter &ueg
bleu soeloate paa famme Eio.
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osmt til 9sben, foroi ban toaebe en-
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uar befemt for @uilotinen ben 29be
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&toce be Ga &cquette, buor Baris's
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tom lite. @n Boriierauis flyer. at
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t,9e sweeping arrests al Nnarfiher
o. boloe oem / Jergiel inbtil @alli.
anI er 9entettel.
8open / @om Dor tilfebe poo
ct fort Mpoe. Tom bolotes ct. &e.
ters'Rirten ben 28oe San. &auen
talte no9le faa Orb. buoreiter ben
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ombonoleoe Maoen os l1rolisbeberne.
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os moteriel &uiu, % oertor moo Sol.
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iuarli9e for ben nerperenbe Jorfot>
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