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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
A Night to be Remembered.
1t was spent i'm hospitable West
Union.

The Black Crooks went to West Union.
The house was packed and the audience
enthusiastic. After the performance the
entire party from DEBORAH was notified
that they we're held as prisoners until a
banquet arranged in Decorah's honor
was fallen upon and entirely de-
stroyed. 1t took three hours, but the
work was done we'll. That banquet, -
1t will always he remembered as the
gayest social event that the participators
have ever enjoyed. Everything good TO
eat and drink was there and the refresh
ments were enco.ed several times.
Toasts were given and answered. Sing
ing and instrumental music made the
short hours shorter, and when at last the
hour for parting came an. the Decorah
boys finally had 20 board their train,
they did so recognizing that they were
so far in West Unions debt that the
balance could never be reve sed. That
they will some day do what they can TO
lessen it however is a certainty.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
9ecprab % Smegll.
Ten 30le Gpril, 1894.
bene Iauat bprte.

Sc oaeliee apiier brasie iioite ll9e
ben Rpbeb, at 3beoNor Sess, "oer tioli'
gore boeoe i CT. GnuI, pnr oi9aaet Deb
3cSrn / Gotta 8iea, Central Glnerica
% Gioroes 6anilie, Der Dor Der | De-
crrab fcritpo itrar, bpem bet 9ialot, %
peutebe pna llnoerretnine, builteu o9ian
TOM til afosess Srober SObn Se99,
Der Dor / Grcscc, Suiua.
3bcUbor Segs bar isot % cpporet
Der / 3ecorab, Sgn al ben for mango
Gnr libeu oioebe Sooelmnser s. u.
Sese. 5or 10 9lar iioen reiite ban fra
9ccorab 90 bar iioen ben 9io ophOlet
fla / Gpoen innt / Central Nmerita.
Snn bar Gipil Snseuisr i Carta-
gena-M agdalena Railway Co.'S 3je'
ucite meo en- 2su al 1850 pr, Maanee
i bore @euse. Suor me9et ban oar az
bolbt oerneos blanot fine Grbeiostame'
rntcr o9 fine Speroronsoe ices nf mes
~oeuitaaeube 8reo til 8rooeren, Sobn
Ssas, % liseleoes af ct Srep ira @e'
neral Mauaeer 6raucis q. Sait til
Mana9er Sames, bpori iibitnRonte
pnnla9ses life at ipare llo9iiter meb
9euipn til 9esrapelien, % of lntte aae
aompasnists Spntcrer unoer Se9ra'
oelieu.
Gortn0erd Station, Columbia,
Spo Gmeriin, Abe 9lpril 1894.
8. 6. Se9g, Gsq, GrescO, Soma.
Ter panboiler mig ben tunse Ilist
at uuoerrette Gem ON Ceres 8rOoer
2beooOr Se89s 9gbsialb. 9an "a
Ell al mine 8enner. Sm Giteuen ben
30te MOrts afgIf bnn peo 3poen, eiter
at BABE pGret ip9 en- u3eS 3io, bog life
iengeli99enoe mere eno 2 Gage. San
bar nniat Tom Bro n9euipr, omtrent
40 0Ril berira. San bapoe not liot Ell
fort 3io al lloroeu / NDrer o. Sever,
men trpeOe life, bette bapbe npset paa
fig fSr ben 296e. "a Tom ban tto for
at ie en- 299e, iom ba plebliftelig iplrete
bam, ON ban nogcniiube baube fslt, at
Der bar noset / lloroen meb Sjertet.
% f~Ortatte 3pftoren, at bet bar ct of
porli9t 3tliRloe, Os ban III al ben
8leie, man tunoe poe BAN. SORT ben
islsenoe Morsen tlaseoe ban puer
Siertet og bapbe panIteli9t for at
tr9tte 9uiten. 8pens ire bebite 2nser
bar bps BAN belle @ftermiooasen, men
Slt bar for9i9ues. 8eo bans 8e9raI
uelie msbte hi ale op, Os 8%ompuniets
Offices bolbtes lutteos peo ben Gnleo'
ming.
Seq inblesser berpeb 9sosanmels
belien, ct 8reu fra the General Ma
mayer FAINT 3elesrammer fra bans 8en'
ner paa 9inien, iaa De pit f%Oritaa, at
ban Der life bar blanbt Sremmebe, iOm
iaa oite er 3iliRlbst berneoe.
Seq 9IBr up bans Re9nltaber o9
operleperer benz til ben amerifanIfe
8uuiul, fro boem BE mart pil iaa rps
berretnine. Seq q Here Gar iammen
meo Mr. Sess | Gotta &ica.
Meo Getelie
s. 6. Sames.
Gibsbe isbtes ben 23be Sftober
1868, os Dor altiaa noset Ouer 80 slar
Qammel.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
: W. 8. Qalpsn. agOfcn"s stere.

M. 8. 3olpen "9oiten"s Sters'
otppsr, baubs bet llbclo iibite asroa9
at en- 5orm falot neb paa bans penItre
SOB, % 5slsen er, al ben III er al
oobbel 9ptielis. "Wtat" of tomme til at
bolbs fig rolis noele Gage.
aIereoe M or Scr. 81. 3. 9pler,
SefretHr for @iuueibeit Gounip 5air
for 1884, flor sttipitet, iorat fan bette
Wars lloItiain9 til Ell Succeis, % Ell
iaooun hurbe fuuue 9jeres irroeles oel'
lpttet / ct County meo iaa mango 5or'
belle, iom @inneibeit bar.
- llinolgfte Brepe: Gnna Bropolo
-guireb Sllporion-6bparo Sotobien
Sime-Seunie Sobnion - Sulia ..
9Oleisruo-grtbur Sobnion.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01

flaee uoiat for 2uitens gaapirtnin9 o9
fslssiis til Optaselie al ST emo ct
tort Stptie; % nnar imaa Stptter boz
bes iammen, banner be Ell porss
Wasie, ium fulohauOis fan sjennem'
trGnses ai SIT fra gtmoiiaren.
9ilp9relien al 5ugtisbeo iremItpn'
Der o8iaa Sltens temiite 8roccs | 8ul'
let, iaa 9empsrutnren ! unaot Snt til
ger burti9ere eno i tsrt Sui. timber
9aoninsen al Sii6e meo Sui Opitaur
Der ofte en- aluOrlig 5ure oeo at itprte
anlene neo / 9aiteu fra eft b%etpoelig
Spioe oeo Sjalp uf Shoots. aulene /
Sunben blioer berpeo tnuit minore Os
minore, inotil be er / ben Stanb, buOr
SelpantanbeIie mletteit timber Steb.
uoen 9uiol Ton bet mpitiite Cab al
mango Sfibe iortlares ueo en- Selpans
tanoelie al bet Sui, be bar meoisrt. !
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
Mabem aorreipenoanee.

8 bort Guar I'll Spergsmaalet | iioite NO
ON @uIbet / en- gulooolnr er rent eler
bIaneet, iom Ri I 5anfelssbeo til at itriee
Gents iIfeoetfor 9rocsut. Spsrgsmaal %
Spar faar uItiaa fpIsenoe SroIpo:
Or guloet / bore @uIopense rent elsr
bIanoet meo andre gtstater2
Gpar: Sfslse Sou af ben 12te 5eb. 1873
Ital Der pare 0 5ienosoele rent Cub ! en-
@ulooOuar % en- 3ienoeoel al 8obber eler
en- 8Ianoins Of 8Obber oS SsIp, men Ssluet
/ benne 8lauoin9 itaI life / no9et 8lfaloe
pore mere eno en- SienoeoeI al Slnnotn9en.
3 en- @~uIoooIar er Der dltiaa 80 groeent
rent Cub % 10 4roceHt aobber, euer
80 9rpcsnt rent Cub. 9 9rcceut aobber %
Ell 8rocent Sglp.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
g NJ a E.

Set er life lause melem bpert &e9n'
Itpl MI ON Saseue; bet iosier neb, p9
unbertioen fglser usiaa Sa9sel p9 en-
Srtan meb. Saalebes bar bet for CT
empel spnbas Gfteu.
"3ecorabsY OIten" bra9te iibite
ll9e bet 8ubitab, at en- sammel @inne'
theft County Wano q. q. 8iome bar
af9aaet peS 9gben i @ranb Sorts, Sra
9loromanben for 25oe Gpril fan hi MI
sipe uarmers Undertaking ON bette
3~sbsialb:
"stenbug9er Gnoreip NeliOn bsbe
pluoIelig iitite 5rsoas Gitermiobas af.
baip fem. Sun % aonen bplot paa at
ilptte en- Spu, ba Relipn pluoielis blep
au9rebet al tit samle Sjertetilfalbe.
2a9e blep tilfalpt; men bet bite fig, at
9telion life tuuoe lepe. San bsoe inoen
EFT 8lnIe, e1terat pan bar dlt9rebsli.
9felipn fpm for Otte glar iioen fra De
corab til Groutiton, % tire Gar ienere
Hpttebe ban BERTH Srano Sorts. San
efterlabsr fig Some % fem SprnL Der
bssreper 9ubet At en- tiarlis @Stc'
falle % 8aber. 8esraoelien ioresaar
ioa9 fra ben norIte Spnooes Sirie."
= Siplse Telegram til Mrs. %. o.
3alpep aisit benpss 5aber Sans auam
peb 9sben / Sipur Sails iibitlsosn
aeroas, eiter lansere 9ios Spsoom al
9reit i Maosn. slibsbe bar noset
oper "a glar sammel. San bar tiolis
aere boet / @lenwooo 3ppnibip, men /
be iioite TO glar bar ban meo fin samle
Suitru, Der puerleper BAN, opbolot fig
/ Siour Sails bos en- gift 9atter.
- 3emperaneemsoe | 9ecOrab @es
uisbebs airte spnbas Giten - 81. u.
- @ubstjeneite / Sprinswater airfe
Gbrifibimmeliartsbas 81. IL 5orm.
- CpmGrtiombeoen benlebes paa
SIR. @remms upe advertisement beuue
use. De, Tom pil tjpbe @ienbom
8pen elsr pan 9anbet, ber btnpenbe iis
til ban.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01

Qutbsr College 8anb % Srdeitra
meb COB Gsffance afbOlber paa 2sr'
bag ben Ste Rui, en- Concert | College
@Dmuaiium.
I. March Of the Forty Thieves,
from Ali Bahia.
Orchestra.
q. Vocal Solo, Erling Bothne.
Z. Piccolo Solo, "Bird of Paradise"
c. Clausen.
4. Violin Solo, T. Ringoen.
5. Concert Scene, Ed. Kiesler.
Orchestra.
6. Song, Quintette
7. operate Medley Potpourri, Band.
8. Euphonium Solo, "Tom Bowling
H. M. Tjernagel.
Q. Violin Solo, "Fantasie Pastorale".
T. Ringoen.
10. College Overture, Orchestra.
II. Cornet Solo, Aug. Thorson.
IL. Boccaccio, +. Won Suppe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
8rano SurD

8ranb SurD
pil tase fig af ben un9e 9errp Mc
Mniters, Tom namferebe Mr. Sissins
iaa itpst.
2iseleoes at be tire Snobruestppe ira
Galmur: George Strauis, 6rant Ser
suIpn os s. SideD. De tunbe bore
paa 6rifoo mob Ell auution Of $1,000
bper, men iu9en Of benz itileoe ben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
@upstteneNer.
Of. ssnsaa eiter paane.

Q Teccrab Nsniabeos Sirie Ssubos 6or'
miSeae al. .10lS.
epneoasTole otter Guesiieneiieh.
temperance rer Sgnoa9 Nien ~ ,,a'
s~pnfrmanternc ira Sren msoer Ktrsfn9
C%itrrmioeaa 81 L.
9rnfrmonternt fra 9aueei mreer Ems
haa Gftcrmioong 81. /.
iinoeomsicrcniuecH meptr TcrSea9 Giten
al. :.
@uoSiieuene I spring Sai,r Slrie sriNt
SimmslfartSoae 81 II 6ormleoo9..
Sreoaa BEN 4oe Nlai etper apinoeforertr'
asH supper / strteus 8aiemcn'. llebptitt
9oar til SirieedarNen
9 rsu SPrits u G. z airte srllti Slm'
meliartsoaa ON Gitrnsn 81 ~.
Ssuoaa 6crmtooaa 81 lOls.
GpuonoSfiple riter @nostlenelteit,
Sm gttereR 81. ~ eugelit @uoSileiete.
0cnfrmauterue mpbrr Sproae 6ormieoag
aL 81.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
Soranortng I Sratmtioen
peo Surlin9tonbanen.

9usinsertoset ufsaar SIptteu 1856 Gfter'
miooag. 6ra9tto9et ufsaar 81. s Nprsen.
4asiuaerto9et untommer 8lotten 2.O5
@fterm. 6rastto9et autommer 81. $50
gftermiooas.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
D(r2. 9pIW
o9 SIR. SoIm

2oen Nfbeling.
1. 9opre9ubben meo fin Nisietuartet,
9ableau.)
2. 8ruoef9roen | S%aroanger,
Sableau | 3 Scener.)
Scene 1. Sruoefpl9ets NntomIt til Srpl'
lups9aaroen,
Sceue 2. Heiien ouer 5joroen til 8irten.
3rlbn9ere,ien.
Scene 8. Set / Srpaups9aaroen.
(Saaoe 6alina % Sprin8oanie bill b!tue op'grte /
grpaupsaddroen Gmtrug 80 8erlouer uI
teItage / 9rp0up frrbeH.)
NIB. s Bauieu melem lite u9 2oen gfoe'
ling - li9eiaa eiter Programmes Slut'
Ming - oil Der blipe Nnlebuiug til SOr'
iriitniuser.
~ csrifrn af1mtfeS me @nI
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
Tri-une belbreber &beumatisme.

Meb9er's Collie Cure 9aranteres at
turere buert 9iliGloe al GOlic hos Selte
Og 8pRg.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
SulbitGnDig
rent glDbpibt

sr besranbist. 5sIe,ubs brands er
Stanooro "Old Dutch" QroceS, oo
utturat iaa 9obs iOm oen9ano, ba De %
Ceres 6ooer par Gutter:
Southern" "Red Seal"
Collier" "~Shipman."
Scr 6arptr; National Lead Co.'S Pure W lie
Lead Uniting Colors, / Eunos aauOe til en- 2S 8uuos
Ga &c 9eic, % Dc b.aHeer Eerrs sasi RaIiul. Oct
ipar I IN % Re.en oso at la soISrer ii at pasis
co b I pa8sr iur. at man br fact ben bsois SId3S
Talirs iom Tan lealS pda Ira.
Serb oS 81 SUfal Garo 70 fa nor BOG ON RaIinI
'amt 5IIpeao.t frIt. Get ul ~riusI,bois iplrs Dem
tGe Z Has
NATIONAL LEAD CO.,
St Louis Branch.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01

MeBser's Angleworm Oil Liniment
srboloes ogiaa for Brus for DIR, %
6sItefolt letter bet iGroeles beit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01

0ete use pI ri bespnoe SaIs al Steel
Ranges. 8, VI. Sogt. 34.2
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01

Prof. Breckenridge's summer term;
eight weeks, begins July 9th.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01

MeB9er's Angleworm os Worm
wood Oil Liniment er bet beoite ipm
finbes. Oct linorer Bieblitteli9 al
Smerte.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
Ten ,oploaiife sape | Berlin bar

/ bisie 8ase libt ct fort Cab, ibet ben
bar miitet fin 5lubbeit. SaUen bapoe
eiet 3pret, Der fun bleo 10 aar, lt9e
ira bet / en- aloer Of s Maaneoer bar
tommet fra Cuban, leOiaset al s Sic
Der, oer bapbe bet Speru at Cpamme
bet. 8eb Sbbuttiun al 9i9et fanot
man, at 3~sbsaariasen bar en-
@ummibulb, iom 8Drst baUoe ilust, O9
iCm pirteoe bemmeube pna bets 5ors
bpieliesor9aner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
FeeorabsW arfeo.
.suif paa, oer CT sun:

~ breber al brands at 9lpbpibt
White Lead GaataIOD | Norteoet,
men Tom lille er 9Ipbpiot. Oct benoar
bopsoioeeIie al 9arpt % andre biuies
Stoffe. Nntalet al brands al 4ete
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01

Tri-une Ylaiter belbreber en- iua9
&ps.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
3Dte gprI.

wooL: Unwsshed-coarse, 1913; medium, IL
IS fine. Oil w~ashed-coarse, 15-17; medium,
iS-1si fine l4-i5; Tub-washed, % Cotied, chaay.
bury and bucks NJ off
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01

9pab CT Der / @eien meO big, samle
Ben?
Ga, Der er moi i @eien. sSer for en-
9ib iiben loo ies belle min GienbOm
operfsre paa min Suitrus NaOr, for at
life areoitorerne itlIoe iaa Gag beri.
So?
Sa = III bar bun tat 9ensene %
lsbet fin Sei, bun pil life lepe iammen
meo mig leu9ere, iOrOi jes bar bebrt.
get mine 8reoitorer!
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
NutttOnsplatQter
2oSs aa.sss,

89nter 3e paa at boIoe Guttion? ei,I
8iIf9loe Tom til "8ecOrab.E oieH' "a N
YIataterne triple. 81 bill uofOre ocot n
pent Nrbeioe % bilist. DpgiU % qos,d
fUr Nuttionen, Gauuet paa glpttiunurtas N
ri oil ltriOe BIafaten, buiS bet ttts uD,rsa
er giort.
Ge fan ipare genge oeo at saa til
asH 9ecorab:Yoitsn
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01
PROGRAM
2nrens Set ocm zoe Wat.
&fbelin a.

lite affecting.
i. 4ale. 'OolHluhVe"'
2. San9 for 6ldget.. ......... Sure1.
3. Duet. .........N r. % Yitis SalnorIen.
4. SRterlentens Spnoag. ........ Suren.
5. Wtult (&tono). ..... gtiis Glen Sarien.
q, Gi6na Woi. 2uren.
7. Duct. .Nr. % Ntrs. SOlm.
s. Tl ElerIano. SureH.
o. 8onoebrplup (Weddlng March,,
(8piutet) RiSies' Salporieu, 3obtaien,
Mrs. Solm, SIR. Saloorien
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-01

Nfbgbe isbtes ben 23oe OCTOBER
1868, % par altiaa noset Ouer 80 slar
aammel.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-25

Washington, Jan. 24.-The amend
ments to the iron schedule were over
whelmingly defeated and iron ore re-
mains on the free list.
The remainder of the afternoon was
spent in a discussion of the amend
ments looking to the free admission of
machinery used in the manufacture
of cotton goods.
Just before the House adjourned, the
advocates and opponents of the income
tax upon the Democratic side were
arrayed against each other, the latter
attempting to prevent McMillin from
reading the internal revenue bill to
the House.
The Republicans, however, joined
hands with the income takers and de-
feated the small band of Democrats
who have pledged themselves to use
every effort to prevent the internal
revenue bill, containing the income tax,
from being piled upon the Wilson bill
as a rider.
Wilson, chairman of the committee,
who is in sympathy with them, allowed
the debate upon the Robbins amend
ment to run on without interruption,
II was SAID, Tor the express PURPOSE VI
consuming time, so the comittee
amendments which he has to offer
will, when he again takes the floor,
exhaust the debate until Saturday
night, and thus shut out the possibility
of the internal revenue bill being Of
fered as an amendment to the Wilson
bill.
A great deal of bitter feeling exists,
however and should such programme
be followed it would unquestionably
lead to charges of bad faith.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-25

Jacksonville, Jan. PA crowd which
again jammed the court room to the
doors assembled this morning to hear
the continuance of the case of the
Duval club for an injunction restrain
ing Sheriff Broward from interfering
with the contest. The attorney-gener-
al of Florida, Lamar, was present to
assist the states attorney, Partridge,
in the defense.
Partridge offered a demurrer to the
bill and presented an affidavit by
Sheriff Broward in which the sheriff
position in the case was set forth.
Colonel Cockerill, for the club, OBJ
jected to the introduction of the affida-
Wit and after considerable argument
Judge Call ruled the affidavit out.Par-
fridge said the sheriff was acting in the
discharge Of his duty in preventing the
contest and no case Of equity was in
volved-
Cockerill then waived his objection
to the reading of the sheriff's affidavit,
and the document was accordingly read
by the states attorney. 1t sets forth
that the sheriff believed that
the 50 called glove contest to
be brutal prize fight and
IN NlOtdhOn OIL Id ~ lIldI nc AteAd OSCAA
instructed by the governor to prevent
the contest and believed that in so do
ing he would be acting in the discharge
Of his duties. and denied that he had
ever done anything to injure the Duval
club or hinder the sale of tickets for
the glove contest
The lawyers then on both sides pro-
ceeded to cite authorities.
Soon after reassembling in the af-
ternoon. the court granted the injunc-
ton restraining the sheriff from inter-
ferng with the fight.
There was a large crowd in the court
room when the judge announced the
decision, which was greeted with
cheers. The legal representatives Of
the sheriff asked permission to submit
more papers in the matter, to which
the judge replied he would be in court
at the usual hour tomorrow morning,
when a. further hearing might be had,
providing proper steps were taken
The general opinion here. however,
is there win be no further trouble and
that the fight will take place in the
arena in this city IL it is not stopped
by a declaration of martial law.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-25
Among the Poems of Guatemala.

They have a queer betrothal custom
among the common natives or poems
of Guatemala, which is scarcely ro-
mantle for the girl. I was passing
the hut of a native on a finca or coffe
plantation one day, when l saw an old
woman belaboring her daughter with
a good sized stick, which she applied
vigorously across the shoulders and
body of her beloved offspring, who set
up a wall of woe and pain, though 1
fancy her tears were quickly dried for
it was a significant event for her This
is the way the old lady gave her con-
sent to the marriage of her daughter.
The natives receive but little cash dur
ing the year. The priests charge what
is there considered a gold sum for
performing q marriage ceremony, and
the natives of the lower class dispense
with it. The mother beats the daughter
there is a. feast of frjoles and tortilla
cakes and the dispensation of unlimit-
ed quantities of native whisky, every
body is happy and drunk, and that
constitutes the marriage, which singu-
lar as it may appear, is regarded and
observed as a rule faithfully.-Gol9-
thwaits's Geographical Magazine.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-25
MITCHELL Is MODEST.
He Says PompadOur Jim is .sMaIzing
Fool Talk"

Jacksonville. Jan. 24-Mitchen was
him at Jacksonville, and was driven
to the hotel, where he was locked up
Jail afternoon. His work today con-
sisted only of a five mile walk on the
beach, followed by a rub down. This
morning he weighed 1922 pounds, and
lis in condition to fight for his life.
Il am glad the fight has not been
postponed he said: II have been
training hard for this day, and if it
was put off until Saturday, l would
have to begin all over again, or rather
keep up the hard work 1 told the
club / would agree to a postponement
| if paid $500 to cover expenses. If they
had not agreed to my proposition, I
would have insisted on fighting on
Thursday, or not at ALL"
He is very modest about the out
come of the fight, and would only say:
II think ! have a mighty good chance
much better than the two to one
chance, as the betting is. 1 see Cor
bett says he can lick me. fTWouId be
wiser for him to keep such remarks to
himself until after the fight. There is
no sense in the mans making fool
talk like that He never has licked
me, and he don't know he can, he only
thinks he can. l don't. and that's all
there is to it,
He has not yet determined how he
will arrange his friends in the ring.
But Jim Hall, Steve O'Donnell, Jack
Fogarty and Harry Darrin will prob
ably be with him. He said that much
tonight. adding. however: Il have not
fixed the placing yet" He will I'M
doubtedly be seconded by Hall and
lO'Donnell, and the time-piece and
bottle holders dignities will go to
Darrin and Fogarty.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-25
THE CLUB PEOPLE GO WILD.
They Openly Announce the Fight for
Today at L O'clock.

Today ut L O'clock.
Jacksonville, Jan 24-Sympathizers
with the contemporaries had the
town this afternoon, after the decision
of Judge Call, issuing the injunction
restraining the sheriff from interfering
with the contest When the words
maintaining the injunction fell from the
lips of the judge, there was a mad rush
for the telegraph office, and the news
went over the town like wildfire.
At the rooms of the Duval Athletic
club, the crowd was so great it took a
dozen men to keep the pathway open
for pedestrians The demand for tick
cts was such that nothing but system
prevented a wild confusion and crush.
Finally a scheme was arranged by
which the men went in one at a time,
finding egress at another door, and
the stream of ticket buyers was con-
tinuous for hours
The club men did not forget to adj
vertise the victory. Half an hour af-
ter the decision, a band wagon with a
brass band, and having on it stream
era announcing the CorbettMitchel
flight for tomorrow at l o'clock, rolled
into Bay street from a side alley and
was greeted by volleys of cheers as
the band played lively airs The
cheers swelled as the wagon proceeded
up the street, and in front of the prin-
cipal hotels and saloons was given an
ovation. The wagon then proceeded
through the residence. portion of the
city where hundreds of people crowded
out to see if
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1894-01-25
WILD BILLIARDS. BLOW.
Unusually Severe Weather in the
West and Northwest.

Unusually Severe Weather in the
West and Northwest.
Chicago, Jan. 24-Advices to the AS
ISOLATED Press indicate severe weather
throughout the entire west and north
west.
At Cedar Rapids, Iowa, the thermo-
meter this morning registered IS de-
gress below zero.
At Rockford. Iowa, it was %; at
Bows, Iowa, 80; at EstervilIe, Iowa, "a:
at Albert Lea, Mimi, "a; at Watertown,
s. D., "a; at st. Paul, Mimi, the gov
eminent thermometer marked 20 be-
low; at Winnipeg, 40 below; at
Minnedosa, Sc; at Huron and
Bismarck, 30; Montana, Wyoming,
North Dakota, Manitoba, Wisconsin,
report to 40 below; Ainsworth, Neb.,
36, the coolest ever known there.
A most beautiful and dazzling mi
rage was seen this morning. Snow
fields. farm houses, towns and distant
hillsides appeared in the air. 1t was
a reflection of q part Of Soth Dakota.
over a hundred miles away.
At st. Louis the record was II below:
at Springfield, Mo-, 16 below; through
out Kansas 8 to 16 below; at Guthrie,
there, causing great suffering among
the recent settlers. Drifting snow fell
in the neighborhood of Chicago all last
night.
The Temperature this morning was at
zero, with the promise of much lower
temperature tonight The cold wave
| is proceeding eastward, and it is Just
beginning to be felt throughout In
diana.
The snow is two feet deep In many
places throughout the region Of the
| blizzard