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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-27

ST. PAUL. June 27.-The A. r. u. boy
colt against the Pullman cars is begin
ming to be felt here. the first trouble
being on the Northern Pacific, one of the
switching crews refusing to make up a
train and being promptly laid off. As the
roads in the hands of the United States
court, the United States marshal at the
instance of the officials of the road sent
a half dozen deputies to the yard
The Northern Pacific has posted up
notices calling the attention of its men
to the fact that they own half interest
in the Pullman cars and warning them
not to interfere with them. -
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-27

freight train on the Michigan Central
reached Burnside the switches were
found set The trainmen were or
dered from the city offices TO
turn the rails and bring in the
freight A crowd OF 200 strikers and
sympathizers gathered about the train.
A couple of brakemen leaped to the
ground and attempted TO turn the
switches. The crowd pressed forward
and big switchman placed his hand on
are a contemplate coward" he hissed,
land will kill you if you touch that
SWITCH
"Kill him, kill him." shouted the
crown, it surged forward. Tie en-
gineer and conductor of the train rushed
to the brakeman's aid but after a short
parley it was decided to leave the train
on the track.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-27
shopmen strike.

CHICAGO June 27-This afternoon the
800 employees of the Illinois Central in
the Burnside shops Joined the strike.
They walked out of the shop bodily and
took train for the city.
1t Makes the Travellers FUSS.
When the hour arrived for the depart
ure of the Washington and New York
train over the b. g. o. the forward coaches
stood 100 feet down the track from the
Pullman sleeper and no effort was made
to make the connection. The Pullman
conductor stood by this car and the por-
ter at the steps, while crowd of travel
ers fused outside of the gates, but were
not permitted to enter the cars.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-27

employed in the Northern Paci-
tic yards went out on a
strike last night and today all the
shop hands went out Not single en-
ploye of the switch department is at
work. All A. r U. men refuse to work;
not a train is now moving in either direc-
tion. The A. r. U. has decided that one
of the conditions of the strike would be
restoration of the wage scale in force
prior to January l. A number of tour
ists are detained here.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-27
SantO's Trial SET

Lyons, June 27.-The trial of Caesario
Santo, the anarchist assassin of president
Carnot is to take place July 23.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1894-06-27
STRIKERS SHOUT KILL HIM"

A Crowd Prevents the Moving of Trains
by Brakem mt Burnside, III.
CHICAGO, June 27.-When westbound
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
HIS TOBACCO SUPPLY.

The man stood on Westfeld street near
the corner OF Greenwich boulevard. His
eyes were aimed At the gutter and b was
evidently looking for something. 1t was
s O'Clock in the morning. The man was
not we'll dresseu but he looked like a con-
scientious student of men and events.
Pretty soon another man came along, on
his way down town TO business.
"Whatcher looking for ?" inquired the
other man, observing the man. "Lost
something ?'
"Nop."
"HuEting for something ?"
"Ye'p."
Scan help your"
Dunno"
"W nat is it?" said the other man after a
while.
"Terbac," replied the man.
Lost your tobscco?" said the other
man, solicitously.
."No'p-only hunting fer erbac."
"Don't expect to find tobacco growing
on Westfeld street, do you?" demanded
the other man with tinge OF sarcasm in
his voice.
"No'p, but there ought to be piece
hereab uts somewhere" said the man,
with conviction.
"sho," CALCULATED the other nah, be-
coming more interested, show do you
make that out"
The man stopped over and poked hand
among some dry leaves. He evidently
did not find what he was looking for, and
as he arose he heaved a sigh from his
boots.
"Well, I'll tell YOU" said the man at last
turning TO the other man. "You see there's
some fellow who lives somewhere through
this street who chews tobacco. Idon't
know who he is but be always leaves the
balance of his plug hereabouts i'm the
street and in the morning / come along
and pick 1t up ana 1t lasts me all day"
That's queer" remarked the other
man. "How does that come about?D
"Well, suppose that chap, whoever ne
is, chews and chews all day aud when he
comes along home at night he's tired of
the tobacco, maybe thinks he'll swear off
or something like that-sud 80 he throws
what's left OF his chunk away-nto the
street-aiways throws II. Then he BUYS
new piece next morning when the Itching
comes on and throws that away at night
somew hcpe about here. 1 found a piece of
plug one morning and it's always been here
every morning since-sometimes furt her
along the street. It's not here this time.
though, S'pose he must a. kept his
swear-on-or else chewed up ell his terbac
yesterday"
And the man moved off through the
street, his eye following the cutters track
with faint CLEAN OF future hope in the
pupil.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

SEWlNG MACHINES nEPAiRED NEW AND
- s~nond haad maChincs. atlaehments. needles
oi belts, etc, Chas. A Bowen. lD Wotminster
street over Rhodes millinery store
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

PORTLAND, Me, Oct IS A man who
gave his name as Calvin :. Goodwin reg
istercd at the Preble House some time
slnso, and represented that he was an
agent for the A. g. Morris safe company
OF Boston. When he came to settle he pro-
scnted a check for about 500, drawn on
the National Exchanre bank Of Boston.
The elork paid the man tho amount Of the
check over and above his bill. and sent tho
clreck TO Morris 81 Co. who pronounced it
forgery. The mans whereabouts Is
unknown
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

A ~ wHiTAKER-CHoICE FAMILY ono
Ahs ceries, fare Teas. Coffee. ti ,ur Oral,
hsy and straw. ies3 westninster 81. TeIephoue
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
DlSPENSARY LAW.
10 Be- Passed Upon by the Attorney
Generals Department.
Bu The Associated Press.

WASHINGTON, Oct 19--Ths secretary OF
che treasury has referred to the attorney
general for his opinion on question
raised by the enactment of the Tillman
dispcnsary law in the state Of South Caro-
lima, viz: Can the state officers enter
United States bonded warehouses and con.
hscate spirits on the payment Of the inter.
nal revenue tax To the general govern
nent. In a letter TO Secretary Carlisle,
asking that the opinion of the attorney
general be asked, Internal Revenue Com
missioner Mills says:
The natural effect of acduiescence in
the course proposed by Governor Tillman
would be probable complete destruction
of the bonded warehouse system within
the state, ana the consequent ceasing OF
business OF manufacturing distilled spirits
under the internal revenue laws and the
loss to the United States of further in.
come from that source. The dispensary
law has been construed by the state su
preme court as not absolutely prohibiting
the manufacture and sale OF distilled spirits
within the state, but IL appears also that
under the law the distillor in the state
cannot sell his product 20 private persons
within the state, nor, il | rightly appre
hcnd the provisions OF the third section, e
private persons to be shipped out OF the
state, but only TO the state commission on
10 persons outside OF the stats and under
equations which would seriously incon
ssbieDce the shipper.
Under such restrictions there would
hardly he any further lawful production
Of distilled spirits within the state. The
question is broadly presented whether
state can SO legislste as incidentally TO de
prive the United States of one of its dc
elarcd sources OF revenue"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
Penee oacs More RrIrn..

WAsHrNGToS, @. Oct. 10 This place IL
- quiet as though rioting and bloodshed
had never been seen withis its borders.
The Withdrawal OF the last detachment OF
soldiers acted like soothing poultice
upon the hall.orazed populaoe From that
hour the excitement rapidly subsidized
William Sans died yesterday. making
four victims. A number OF those reported
seriously wounded are now known W be
nservly scratched or brQissd.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
rnc.uraslnx Co,on,,s,,or.

BrRLTN, ost. l9.-The colonial council
agreed to recommend that the settlement
Of Germans in German protectorates he
not regarded a. emigration. and tha,
colonizing be facilitated 10 the utmost.
especially by the exemption Of such set.
tiers from the obligation Of psrformins
-snsYai military servioA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
To wrestie with vice.

CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-the International
Anti-Gamblinp association is q new cor
porstion, with the chief Office at Chicago
and with branches I'm all other large cities
Of the United States extending ultimately
TO the great centers of population i'm
foreign lands A national board of
lecturers has been arranged for.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

BosToN, Oct IA new mill vii
be shortly constructed mt Ludlow for =,
Ludlow Cordage Manufacturing company
OF this city. Jute having been placed on
the free list, the company will devote more
attention 10 the nanufacturs Of nnss
ssodA
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19

CHICAGO, Oct. l9.--Mrs Eliza Carson.
aged 10, whose son-in.law asked for a con.
scrvator, that she might not squauder her
fortune In her lad for continual steamship
trips on the Atlantic, has lef. here Tor
New York 10 take another voyage. The
son-in-law withdrew the application for q
cous.ryator
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
shot Himself.

BosToS, Oct. 10 Arthur Bacr 90 years
old, Q weli-known diamond merchant, at
tempted suicide by shooting last night, and
now lies In a critical condition nc the city
hospital Baer has bean srspondest Tor
several Months.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-10-19
Columbus Discovered America

one
Clothing We
it,
that Clothing Dorance Every
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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
o. :, Qhomplon,

ben iorferbeIise Struj iOm 6Oripnet bapOs bstsntt iOr
ben grOoe, usO buiIten jes bauOe tiItiSbt mig benOes
geiiooetie.
Wten 0ao uar~ barmbjerti9.
JRiten buer gtat bsrte ies. IiseiOm Tor, nit eset
gaun iuGue paa bsnbes 9a5er, og min eptts beroue
par iaa Tor, at jeg life tuuoe rumme lantsu ON at
mite zen. lten nepps antog benOss Graf padny ct
llOtrDt al 9iosIie, iorenO les iitreoe % naar ieg iua
arnOIo Butte. iom ban life iOrmaaeOe at bsbsrite, par
bet aIOeies iOrbi mso ben Smule JlOIis6sO, ieg nys 6apOe
tiltiampet mig.
Wsn jog baUbe en- StptSenseI. Oct par min samls,
tiare S~9nelu5. San - fun ban aneOs, bpa0 Der
iOresit Dos mig, og ban i~Ormadeoe mig til at aabne nit
6ierte for RicoIiue.
3ette bleu min Rsonius. 6enOss 9ius, bsnoes 9as
Der - iom albris funOs pre- en- ~llian66e0 c~uertpoeoe
mig ON, at ies enbnu bauoe min eneite 9gtte gebolo.
grnoIb MATTE baus martst, at bans SsmmsIi9bs6
par ~forraaot; tbi en- aften, fort sftsr min SamtaIe mso
RicoIine, iasoe ban mig f~rinoOist, iom bet ismmsr fig
for en- ~retitafen Mano 70, baUoe jes banblst ~iaaIeoss
mob Ri9aro y: "Du bar uunoet ct aleuobis, iom eg
besperre osiaa letter bsisrs pris paa enb bette samle
9errsiabs... Seq refer ~imOrsen; ri sisuier lite binaus
ben merel"
Otter ct uarmt SaanSiIas itiltss ri ao, % pore gss
bar lite trpSiet binanben isners.
Rsppe par ganost bIsust aabsnt, isrenO Ssnslius
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17

iSrseOs for en- gaaO, Der ituIos isre 6lpstuinserne ouer
til Nor8e.
Oct par en- itornenoe gtat. Get par ben lOfs gano,
ieg iaa 58neIius, ben iioits Gang, jig iaa 0elssnas
aIorig, alorig itaI leg ueHoe tiIbass BERTH mere.
S9iaa BERTH boOOe StrafeOommsu Ieoia9et mig:
baUoe 6rilteIieu life ftuaet Der os Usutst, for at tismps
meo mig ON min iiofe Stat2... Paa mine RuR bar lea
tdiiet Cub, for at oenne mSrte Sip opIsits I'm laagc.
enOnu ensang uenbe ri tilbage til uOr lille gOlig
bIanot ROrses 6ieIOe.
Den iss isIte inseu gO mere. Ses baUOs inoaanost
ben ~iuenite Quit, % ieg tunos lite triues uogeu aubeu.
Oct par en- SyssIigbeo / SinOst, Os is issts at Ilaa
ben bort; tbi ri tunO; life 30 Spsrige. Mn Sjelss
ip9oommeu uiIOe life uiee.
Sg for at n%eoopsie Og 6~eititts ben urolise aanO, iom
after b%espnote at rsvs zig nit SoueO, iorIoo ri Tor
iteOis port liae 9auIun % erO9 ira Stso til Stso, ira
gp til By. Oct par fun 9gOitIunb, ri op5oIbt os {
lRn9se lio.
Yaa oenne MaaSe par lot sfter Iot en- ORatts Mar
forlsbus. os nit Sino oar ltsOie bleust msrtere GA
mertere.
gu par MI saeue aar. 8i bapoe after tilbraat be
tire lpite alorss, bog en- anbsn Gsn, lanst mere soe,
men bOor leg DOG ieIte mig beore TENT. Wtsn ba Here
SerloneT eiterbdancsn tptteoe BERTH, miisos ben ogiaa,
bOao Der bapOe met Barb mine Zine, % lea lptteoe oa
alter til min brGnoeuos srnSieI sitsr at bpsss en- sisos
paa Den lesalts Soro9uno.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17

egsutlia burbs trnst iammen mse
Ror8c, ban iroeos, bet bar GaHmarfs
Gieuoum ira @ammsli, gjOroe oerfor
life 5ororins paa bet, % is, Der bar
man betl
Saa tibet ital Der til, for at aigisre
imaa SamiuHos Sti9bue.
81 bsrer Oits ON 9slnao % oor:
StammeirGnoer Der. Ie bar bet lie
aoot paa i'm 2. Get oaulte Re9imeute
ct Dem life betoist. 2st oanite Hssi-
nientc bar o8iaa ubsloi8i. ia 1taoetist
Tor RorBe / DC 900 glar, pi bdUos
ben 9Gre elsr 8anRre at bgre unoer
3anmdrf. vi ipues 5pno ON 9stRu'
oerns. Ger CT TOR 5gmpati for Dem /
Norge. &i tror, at be U9iaa ipmpatis
lerer meo %. Ger bar pRret taft ON,
bporolot bet life bar beloigere, at be
after Tom III os eler blep oaulte for iig
ielo i9ien. 9et Siolie bnroe tIltals
5rtbeosielelieu meit. Weu, Guoen paa
bet bsle blir manlte, at be %alsiammeu
iOrIaoer fin 9 % uanbrer uo til &a,
uaoa % be 6oreueoe Statsr. Teri
turoe be sisre aler ~retteit.
&c oprinbeliss Ssl9noere babe en-
meofget Gune % Cut for Snsoen,
tribe, iort9ae Sasa eler SiitOrie. Oct
bar Norses Siltorie os oeres eoue
sGttcrs Siitoris. Gs bloos en- enc.
itaaence Suuos for Stasts % 9erios
na~lirenite, og be be0areoe 9ieunen
1ruoitiousn i LANCE 3iOer Sagaeu fra
Sch TT Sch / 9Gtter, iubtil bet tunoe
blipe neoltreoet. 9esuoen bnpoe be
lin hgie oigteriite B~eonuelie. De bepas
reoe SIonoriteu omirent reu fra Stoti'
ben til bore Gage. &c bar bdaoe taft
% ~itreUst olbuorit eIer islauoit lige'
ban, fra be iorloo Norge / Soarid9res
Gage % til oeune Dag. "a bar bet
aaaet anoerleoes meo famine Spro1
gtorse, men oerpm tauite Ell nnosr
Sang. SslruocrneS RRriulsUeie %
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS li99er u.it ueoe,
tattet pPre bet oanite Stpre.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
paa SObannesifiGret.
oemte 2eL.-Nienoe 9eriooe
eAeDOerens Sfriltemaal.
"9I''VIjall al Y nj lie = arlen.

N, ' t toWnen benz, ps at leg baube betroet
W" sl aInlena9tet o9 retitafien Mano...
ma O0' l0r3ellgt. I0an par BOG lan9t mere
,n n.y. % I en- Zone, buiS Opristi9BeO ieg lite
Tg.s l09oe ban;
/ EDs,9er Dig, GiIbeIm, optrGO oflentlist %
s6 4]' W 8ieIoenOe! Suor let tan lite en-
ut 9aOe reOOet bit yin, on usteoe at benz
Sr Yaa St' inOre SGreIie % iuareOs gam en-
i en- 'g' ieS luGr9er big til, peo bet Oyrsbas
Et ny 'u' 5o'oen, og ueo min SiGlS SaIi9bsO,
! s,,rSS,s H03et ltGrtere 2uIfe eno for itebie at
taor,, V "opooget. Wtin Some amer lite, at
Rea,, 5's u'0ei ytaUn, % bet er for benoes Sfplo,
/ gurS 'I % 9snoe, at leg ~iriUiaist bar giort 2lfs
E,nn,I,s zoos % Napn... 0isr aIbris mere ueo
nsS,y mug, % ics matte paa min Sibe lops,
|strp,, ogIe9enbeo piIoe penbe MIC til bam oe
|aes. Jug paa at oisponere opsr Subta9terne
In i, "a 4raOIO for isrIts @ana min 9licOs
fsr , =, l%reOIsie 6Iystuins par enbnu tiIs
ES5aui,ri%. o0'el'e Of StoItbeo, 6a ban bleu ben
baro,t.,.. ven a%rosOise geumOrins par, bpormeb
F. IN io"s.sg 'tte tGntt fig, at laarntamreue
N 5orS. S'at; ban bapoe life troet, at ben
I""''9''et at iSIse mig unber ct iaas
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17

oaut Qiu, par Ell &pinoe al ben renete Stienbeb, meb
ocu melt benriuenbe 0ios. 9~ticoIine ielu tmoe life
umSlaoe at bcmerte set 9nOtrpf, BUN 9iorOe; % neo
ell let Goomc paa oen fine aino ptreoe bun nc9le fors
~tinotIise O9 foretommenOe Orb Q~lnIeonin9 al ben
@iGitiriBeo, ri bauoe funoet.
gGiten buer aiten, naar ban life par rNe eler 6aube
6remn1ebe, beiogte NruOIc o5 ben FORTE 6emneli9beo;
GA ri tilbraate maugen Cine iummen, iom baaoe paa
MIA GA Nicoliue uoeueSe en- u~elgiprenoe S%irfnin9.
9Iereoe paa ben GiO, is par SeFSoeiie al 9el9e'
nqS, ltOO ben sumIe gpSnins 3p fOr Sp09ert; os
eiter min formeutlige 800 b.eu be tuenoe SGrelier, leg
ielp bauoe inorettet, aniest al belle Sooists Ferionale
iom ct SpboIOsiteo for min omuanorenbe aano. Oenne
Suertro, Der TOM oS 6IpgtuinSer iaa pei tiIpa8, uos
breote ia meye Ga mere, Oa 6iitere, iom ON aftensn
tom ira benne She, Der life tunoe ices fra andre Sats
fer emo Ssen, i~ta6iRiteOe ben pso 6oriitrinsen ON, at
Sc baube feet gps Ifinne berinbe. Os mn git 6rp9ten
ioa pibt, at man, e~iterat bet par blsuet msrtt, neppe
ppuebe at Marine Jig Gruppen ira isIue gaarosn, oe''ne
arappe, Iom aacreoe ueO boilpS Dag panbsO Heipett
ioopeI for Sc rausoe grauieneS ON for DC samlIe Stens
biasbers Club, Der b~suOstsos ben...
lPen M, geOrs, uGrmr is mig Slutn'nsen al mt
Sfriitemaal. Der er snbuu fun ct Slao tHpa9e: oa
banoler ON @ieusiG!Sel'e.
Gu fienSer mig, min Son! 0u tienOer nit gsnq's
u~OIbiomme SstisbeS; Su peS, b~por's0ss jog "''0e'
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17

buorleOes ies nsO belle min SiaI tilbao benns Suinoe,
for buem ieg baube opoire Saameget, o9 iom i3ien OPP
ofreoe Saameset for min Stplo. Seq Tan berfor iatte
mig 6Ortbeo; bu nil bog iuIOtommen fOritaa mig,
ioritau beIe bet um~aaOeIise 9nObolO al oisie faa SrO:
Seq bar Osiaa i0tt Stiuipsens aOaIer!"
ga, @eorg, ie8 bar Jolt benz og De bar paret n9rs
ueb at bercpe mig 6ornuften!"
9rnoIo pom H.. funoe lite ie q eoIine, uoen at rsreS
al benoes ~lllptter. Sra ben bg5e MeoIioenbeO meo ell
itiOn auinOe til &~ierIisbeO er OUer8ansen let. Sra en-
ren aiGrIi8beO til ~fammenOe giOenitab er Der fun ct
garueitriot.
Seq iua, ies inIste llouitlinsen al arnoIos 6OIeIier
meo gIitte al famine geitaifeubeo iOm benz, buOrmeb
Can't ensaus n,aatts baue iuIst mine; Os ALTON ies uos
IursOe benz Grab for Grab, ieg o9iaa 6eosn %sraoepIs
min 6antaii. 0tu isrit iattsOe ies fart, buaO Ri6arO
MATTE baue uOitauet be Batter, JON ban OmtaIsr fit
grsp til gsOpOIbiue.
Sureu par M tommen til mig.
8 be elmer, Der buroe baue p9ret bsaigeoe til Ssos
men, uOueoe ies nepps at lutte mine Dine al 6rpst for
at oaa Clip al en- gsuGgslie eaer ct 0rSmmsn netalt
Orb at min &ons. Seq tunOe 10 life misiants bsnos,
penue rene, tp6ts auinbs, geOpOlOines afbilsos; men
bog u~bfpsiOsSe is benoe, brDsnoe for, at NOrssnOassn
tunbs bsnbes 6isrte ~inbpyents ct gilsos, Der ben fOres
saaenbs Dag bauOe uGret beabs IisssgIoist. 6remfOr
9at irpstsSs jes TO-, at 2ubet al bsn0ss 9lsrts % Gro -
buor umaIist bette LAB eno iOrssOm mig ifuISs bIius
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
,,tptaenfieloife @orse
,..,;ro fra Abe Sioe)

l., sesoer MI aaHpaHaef' D
ofof eierftaO 2IlO OOOe 0a bier
e. bporP 80, rimel'sols pdo
,,O gduOeiiOrO, ! bet S'tlns'
,.r, fanOtes Der for en- IL aa'
J, b%porsftsr ben bersHl'lel'0'
|. iom mango uf GOer iaa ! SO'l''
.@,roensuOniqin9en, bp99eoes'
..,,,peOe gitinsitib fanOtes os'
a,,r, Of ct Menneiteitelet, al en-
asr ~aiampefar 1a0Ge a Del I've 0a'
Er pnr blaHot oH0ei ct 's'' S''''
qatcs ~unOerisste SeHene %
f,,,ao,ere, at Manoen baooe llol
k..,om / Senbpgningen. On
! gIp iOrtaaer Siitorien o9'aa,
lsS Of senip8OOm'
l,rs,u guartes Spn oar Saralo
k,orfaare, iom iamleos belle NOrse
qiae. as8ierinsstio ira $50 til
! qsbst af be fSrite IL @ar bar
bsrtst fulOtprbst. Den ao'nos'
ban frieos til, os iOm GAP ct iaa'
L,,rmooiat (eaer maaife itortantt)
b,o snten &asna @oilsoatter
k,Sslano pua gitlanoet. eaer os
erirsoatter, 3atter al Ell &onse
kgr~oalanO, etitebs / Ssnbre gsr'
gmt. "Gnten piloe bun blipe
p,nos 6uiru, iom unoerla9oe iis
foroe. saer bun oiloe insen Wano
Ct g}Orgs Opte8net ubtos al
si,oosrns nGprter &a9na &oils.
ium Nsnne itolte &pinoe, meoens
SslanS uptesnebe apn9eiagaer
Enoa GritaOutter. 9e tilfeier, at
syioireNes bos en- mastis Sonce
krs. uOeu at jeg M er I Stano
aiprs &eoe for, bpurfra ie9 bar
ig bog Der na6ne, at bin mn9s
fcrSe ituloe DO neoerit / Bangs
sialo, pua ben sitre Sioe at 3D.
ben 9pgo, boor @aaroen 8slss
h fgger, l~t9eouerfor gplo Sta
S%tDoSitiite paa 8uloer8ruten.
|o3m rO8et beore eQer mere bers
triuer Sc 9ierne ON bet / 30.
goftR".
BIZ 6aOriagre unoerla fig fprIt
Soroeniiclcite, 3rBnoelaseue,
Faaipite % Saalosaluno (Sels
SaIten, 9Ofpten, @eIteraaleu,
1rOmsp) renote iaa fine Stus
etaune mob Spo % tue Norbs
Scmsoalen, Ssnbmpre us 5srz
(&oroGorb % Ssnbfioro) J.
ssos ban alereoe peo Irp eiter
Fr, 6cr at funne tase 8elten
pa, bet ipopeitlise % ipositllse
SOrNnlanb, Rp9iaiDlte, G9s
% rlItnof beluis @rpnaiplte
e gerGsnbus Int. Stapanser
litter % Wanbals Gmt, 0eoenes
2eIe al 8ratsberg % 8uifes
dHtsr, ,: 3elemarfen ps Nume.
MATTE Saralo ruite fig nosle
lSt Senne Del al 9orse bar ba
tfs % mr9tisite, paa @runb ai
farSsrne. Saralo % bans Mpo'
npotes i SairsiiOrben, tat
rr sturan9er, % Der fob bet
f3icreNoe SairsfioroTa buOr
olnot % oerpeo bleu Serre
q aor9e, S72.
metaphysics 2 &Onser, Serlaus
V-ou9, baOoe 3 Gar label ops
'HIoi8 Sang af Sten, &alt,
iri'r' "a 9aralo bin Saarfa.
F'rl'oe fig, 9lf Serlaus ino /
l'Io tclote, eiter at ban / 6ors
s''S' looet en- Wansoe Mao %
'rIn8e oerino. Siben FOB ban
III, @rUQouo berimoo unber-
10 SoroIo % fit Sarls SRet.
I n9cre GjOer ilubet en- Saus,
'a 'iier De 0eri opoa9ebe Olo,
N'l8'r at oDmme, bar anta9et
[''' 9erIon8a 9au9, nemlis ben
Faa5 Poa 2ctO .ueo @aaroeu
PRIZE Gang uuoerip9t 1873.
100 SOB i Omtrebs, So SOB
a'HS 5norc ionotes to mureoe
aaal' 5 bet enc Senrabet at
RR' iioOen0e stiains, meb ct
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-17
So ilteDetfDr 800.

@aa III Sobu 5iuu % ie The Crescent
Bicycle. Suorfor betnle 800 o. mere for
ct NInI. ndar OF Tan iaa bent Dos 3. JIul
for $50. 322
The morning call., 1894-01-14

retirement of the Provisional Government
is as follows, under date of Decem Der % ::
President Dole has just delivered In
person at this hour, midnight. the answer
of the Provisional Government declining.
for the reasons therein stated, to accept
the decision of the President of the United
States, a copy of which is herewith in
closed
THE revenue cutter Corwin, under sail
ing orders, will leave in few minutes Tor
San Francisco. The captain has been in-
structed to slow up if necessary, and enter
the harbor of San Francisco at night and
deliver IN person dispatches IA, 10, 10. IL.
IS and 10 to our dispatch agent at that
place. The object of this is to enable the
President to receive these official CON-
mum ications before any intimatlon OF their
character can be telegraphed.
81 will on Tuesday acknowledge the re-
ceipt of the answer of the Provisional
Government, notifying it that the PEesi-
dent of the United States will be informed
thereof. and that no further steps would
be taken by me until L heard from him.
| shall deliver a similar communication to
the Queen. Very great excitement is pre-
vailing here, and the peculiar conditions
surrounding this people prompt the above
course, which. / trust. will meet the aD-
probation of the President and yourself.
II think il proper TO acknowledge in this
public way the efficient services rendered
the Government of the United States by
our Consul-General. Mills, since my ar
rival at this place. ALBERT S. WILLIS"