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Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-03-08
FINANCIAL AND CoMMERcrAn.
Money and Stocks.

NEW YORK. Marcl Z. Money on call
easy at per cent. Prime mercantile
paper 4a41-2per cent Sterling exchange
4.SS l-2. Government bonds steady. State
bonds dull Railroad bonds strong.
The excitement in American Sugar was
intense in the morning but abated after
IL m. The stock naturally continued
feverish in its course. The price rallied
to % 81, and then receded to 93 81. The
street is still discussing the phenomenal
changes. Special reasons for the jump
are first that young and somewhat in
experienced broker was given an order to
buy five thousand shares of the stock.
The order was too large for him to han
Gle, he lost his head and bought his la It
hundred at par. In other words, he bid
the stock upon himself Another story
is that Washington shorts became
alarmed at the strength of the stock and
started in to cover In corroboration it
may be said that Broadway house with
Washington connections bought twenty
thousand shares OF the stock inthe morn
ing. A local house which has acquired
the reputation of being bearish all the
year round was caught in the upward
whirl and helped swell the bank accounts
of the bulls. The most enthusiastic Of
the latter are now claiming that the Will
son bill is doomed and they are basing
their operations on this theory. The gen
eral list reacted Ia to Is, the latter in
Chicago Gas, which fell off to "a rs.
Produce Market.
NEW YORK. March Wheat closed
active and firm; May. 90 13-l6a64 Ia july.
66 1-4a66 1-2; Dec, II 1-2a1l 5-S.
Confirm, dull. May. AZ 13-16a49 l5-
16; July, 44a44 1-16.
oats-Firm and quiet. State, s9a4.;
western, ssa42; March, 80 1-2; May, "a
1-4a34 3-4.
Butter-Moderate demand, easy. State
dairy, new, 16a23; old, BALI; western
dairy. 13al6 Elgin, 90 -1-2; state cream.
cry, % 1-2; western do, l6a23; do nc.
tory, 1laI5 1-2; rolls llal5; initiation
creamery l4alS held creamery, 13a1s.
Cheese - Firm, good demand. Stat,
large . l-4all 81; do fancy, Ii 1-aall 3-i
CO. small, 10 l-9al2 81; part skins. 3alO
iul skins, Lilac l-2
Eggs-Moderate demand, steady. Stats
Penn, l5ai6 12 Western Is; southern,
l;Rl-2I16
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-03-08
GENERAL NEWS.
DYNAMITE CONSPIRACY
Criminal Scheme of Strikers i'm West
Virginia.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, March THE
conspir acy just unearthed in the
mining region was more dastardly
than at first supposed. The strikers took
to Acme twenty-seven large dynamite
cartridges to blow up the store the other
night At their meetings on Saturday
and Sunday the arrangement was made
to arrest Wyant, bring him to MonUgom-
cry and turn him over to mob of
strikers. Then it was that the cartridges
already distributed among the strikers
were to be thrown among the troops
who came with the sheriff $ posse Gov
MacCorkle has one of the bombs in his
possession The plan was next to kill
Wyant and then go down the river to all
the works burning, killing and destroy
ing. The plan was frustrated by Wyant
being taken to Fayetteville, thus saving
Wyant's life and the lives of the soldiers.
1t is understood that the entire plot was
disclosed by a striker who could not bear
the weight of it on his mind. 1t is known
how Adkins was killed, who fired the
shot, and every thing. A man whose
name is not known now and of whom no
mention has yet been made in the press,
lies buried on the ridge above the tipple,
shot to death by the sheriff. posse in the
tipple. A tremendous excitement is
raging among the strikers to know who
''peached" on them and an attempt will
be made to catch him. If found his life
won't be worth penny.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-03-08
Only the American Flag.

BROOKLYN, n. Y, March "A de'ega-
ton representing the IRISH societies
waited upon Mayor Schieren ana re-
quested that the Irish flag float from the
3ty hall on ST. Patrick's day. Mr.
Schieren replied that he was the mayor OF
all nationalities and would grant special
privileges to none. He refused to consent
to the nag being hoisted on the 18th.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-03-08
Murder in mississippi.

/
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 5-The most
sensational tragedy in the history of Mis-
sissippi has just occurred at Koscinsko,
the county seat of Alfalfa county. S. A,
jackson, a member of the state legisla-
ture and one of the most prominent
democratic politicians in the state, was
shot and instantly killed, and Samuel
Russell and William Sanders, two inno-
cent by ISLANDERS, fatally wounded by
Rev. w. p. Ratlife, also member of the
legislature and one of the leaders of the
populist party in Mississippi. The tragedy
was the elimination of IA political feud OF
long standing which was brought to a
climax by bitter newspaper controversy.
! Ratliife published an editorial in his
paper, the Nindicator, rejecting ON Jack
sons vote in the recent contest in the leg
lature over the election of a successor to
United States Senator Walthall. Jack
son replied in n card in another paper in
which he denounced Ratliffeas liar.
Fatal Mining Accident.
SCRANTON, Pa, March T. Four men out
of a gang of mine shaft sinkers We're
killed in the Richmond shaft, in the
northern part of the city, at 8 o'clock a..
IN. The accident was caused by the fall
/ shaft, near the bottom, and a consequent
explosion OF a blower of gas The victims
are Thomas HOW'LL, chargeman, mar
ried wife and child, burned to death;
Richard Hughes, single, 27 years; James
| Northen, single 20 years; Albert Rich
ards, single, ~ years. Hughes, Northen
and Richards were crushed to death by
the rock. The two latter had but re,
Gently come here from the copper mines
Of Michigan and were experienced In
shaft work. Five Others of the shift
made their escape, though some suffered
slight bruises in their scramble for safety.
These were quickly hoisted 10 the surface.
National Methodist University.
WASHINGTON, March THE secretary
Of the National Methodist university was
informed of the first bequest made to the
institution. 1t was not large, only $3.50
but, coming as it did from California,
was valued as indicating the widespread
interest in the university. Bishop Hurst
says he teels very much encouraged over
| the prospects of the enterprise. Over
S2OO,OOO have been received within the
past Few months despite the hard times
and resident OF Washington has pledged
SOS, eco on the day the coroner stone of the
first building is laid. That event will
occur this year, Bishop Hurst saws.
Four Killed During a Robbery.
NEW BRUNSWICK, n. j.. March 1.-TWO
negroes named Henry Baker and William
Thompson entered the residence of Moore
Baker at Franklin park, six miles west
of this city, for the purpose of robbery.
Upon being discovered by Mrs. Baker,
who was up with sick child, the rob
bers killed both her and the child Mr..
Baker then sprang from the bed and
shot both negroes dead. Mr.. Baker was
reported to have had a large sum of
rnonav in tho houaA
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-03-08
'L,a.hnIy News NIni." nca1.

DaNuuRY, Conn. March 6 - james
Mon merry Bailey, the Danbury News
man, Cicd suddenly yesterday morning,
he had been sick about two works with
bronchitis aul there was nothing alarm
ing in ris con litou till within "a hours
OF h.s death. when pneum, MIA developed
His " ife survives him.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-03-08

'peached" on them and an attempt will
be made to catch him. If found his life
won't be worth penny.
Formidable Appeal to All Govern
ments of the World.
NEW YORK, Marct 5.-For the last seven
years the Worlds Women's Christian
Temperance union mas been preparing a
monster polyglot petition against the
traffic in alcohol, opium and against
legalized vice, to be presented to all the
gL vernments of the world. Lady Henry
Somerset and Miss Willard have been APP
pointed as the deputation to convey this
petition to the different governments
The crusade will commence at the annual
/ convention of the Worlds Women's Chris
/ tian Temperance union to be held in the
| United StaIes next October. The Ameri-
can delegation will then proceed to
Washingt n, where the polyglot petition
VIII be presented to the government.
Leaving New York on October "a, the
American contingent will join the Brit
! ish contingent in the great demo stration
/ at Exeter hall on Novem ber / and 2. The
! crusaders steamer will leave London on
/ Saturday, Nov. 3, arriving at Naples on
/ Monday, Nov. ~. A visit will then be
paid to Rome, where 1t is hoped Lat His
Holiness, the pope and the king of Italy,
will receive the delegation. The next
capital to be visited will be Athens,
where the king Greece will be presented
with the petition. Jerusalem will be the
next point on the programme, and the
petition is to be presented TO the patri
arch of Jerusalem, after which the khe
dive will be visited at Cairo. 1t is in
tended to reach India in time for th
national congress, and six weeks tou
will be made through India in a specia
train, visiting all the principal towns o
India, and holding great mass meeting
in each of them. From Cal cutta tn
steamer will proceed to Ceylon, AM
thence to Siam, with the object of pr
senting the petition to the King of Sian
) Each Australian colony will then we
. come the delegation, after which I'll
course of the pilgrimage will be directe
G northward to China, where it Is hope
. that the viceroy will receive the deleg'
i tion. Japan will also be visite
and the petition will be presented to Il
milSado. After this the eastern circuit
the world will be completed by a jourut
/. across the Pacific. 1t is intended at
later date to present the petition to t
'i northern and central governments
Europe.
Freeland tribune. (Freeland, Pa.) 1888-1921, 1894-03-08
Wiman'.4 Counsel.

MONTREAL, March Mr., Greenshields,
the eminent advoca @, was not as stated
retaine directly by Mr.. Wman to assist
in his deferse BY General Tracy and Mr..
Boardmaa. Mr.. Greenshields was sug
gested t. the latter by a group of wea thy
friends of Mr.. Wiman here, who vc.un-
teered to bear all the expenses OF addi-
lional counsel because of the interest in
him, and in recognition of his public ser
vices to his native country and hia
countrymen in the United States. Mr..
Greenshields was suggested not only b.
cause of his uniform success in criminal
tasl 9, but also because he is a specialist
IN partnership law, having closely studied
The long line of English precedents ON
that subject
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
atrfetnopttlfe.

ct Ginf Voriie 9uthcrIte Rsuiabso {
Sort Dodge Soma, ngtsr ben 21os Citobsr
fsriti. pan Gormtoons at baus fin ngs Rtri.
tnouiet.
5gIasuos Br0itsr bar lcuet OF prrs mto
cg Scltase I 5nOUieIieu: Sat. o. Sonmt,
eau 6 aire. ISIS gaf. 3. 3toraliOu,
Gb'pp,pa Soils. Bi3.; 9ot q. q. grit,
Iauo. Ntinrsapolts. Wiuu.; goit. 9. 9.
Bigoabi, RutbUeu, {oUl; BAIT. o Sbsis.
lamb, Badger, Soma; BAT. 8. 6. SoIm,
eaBIe @rope, 9oua, grof. G.. @. 9uuo.
Ntnr,opolts, Wiuu.
Ser bill oaiuo bltos 8uostieusite ON Otter.
miboasen nj 4 % ON afieuen oil Broi.
2uuo tGle pan GHaeiit 1912
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
9 nj I.
TebsiaIn. On al @rtsrnnrrne |

Seosialb. Gn al @sternnerne |
3oloetaten, 9ulbasiItent / 9igbcnbapn
v. o. .. RDe, er forIebsn bgb, "a aar
9ammel.
Gtatsraao, fbo. 9pfossb Os Borg
meter ! GsIeus, Chr. 8. 2inbbsrs, sr
bob / a~isbenbaun, ~ gar 81.
- IrOiesipr | ~ieiniIt Semi Deb pO'
lptetuit %2areanftalt 6. q. 9bom fen CT
afgaaet peo 9soen.
- Gn 8eteran ! 8jebenbapns 8oIis
tltorps, Snipsftious betient Or. 81 Sas
COHEN. er iprleben bso eiter fore 9is
oslier. San bar | 81 Gnr tient / 9os
lltlforpiet os | en- Garratte iorrsttst
2leneite / Saunesabe.
= Eanolase Wgler i Garbus er af.
saast ueb 9Soen eiter faa 9asss Sp.
9eli8beo Tom 5slse al 9piuS.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Sfn0t gjpru. Meo 2uriitpOIten
fra Sto9itao i Bang elf en- Dag Selse
.. Sau9en at Die inc mob Sotuubei.
men % tommen til Soteaerne ueO Tpen,
buor ban ituloe bpile liot, bleu ban par
borte peo en- 8iersrps, at en- Sjsrues
binue meo iiue 2 imaa Tom lultenoes.
@utten bar @euRr meo, ON ban funoe
tr9ife Geu paa 9uren. San ioriDgte,
tom 8iprnen paa Stub % falote ben,
men llngerne LIB i'm Sei. Chen par
tlap, % o%erIor SfInoet al. = @n Gns
selsmano tisbte bet for 100 &r., % oa
2ensmanoen tili9loisuIs bar tiliteoe,
bleu S%tuOpengeue itrar uobetalte. Gut
ten iortiatte i'm Cur % naaeoe Senoe
til beitemt 3io pei titireos meo 0aseus
Seoriit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

G9rDalen. Sitter Slummen efter
Dteguet for ct Gar Tiger iioen bar Glpen
mgllem WOlbD % Sasa taget Ell noros
lQcre Sob eno ipr % brpoer III uoaet
mob Sasalanoet. Ser bar allereoe tbs
ligere lp9t at IianIe Den ue0 Ell Stjarm,
iDm imlolertiO alene life ma9ter at blns
De uioere 8ruo, boilfe bet lfal bore
pc ii8teu at prsue at Hoppe.
Qen neoenfor Saga uarenoe Gers
/ lie uopper 8albunben bar III lan9ts
ira bet trDltesleie lloieeuoe iom for,
iost enoel @rGs itjuler nOset al De
sraa Sag, % be ian ~ubpsselise Simmer
4 0uie ioroetmeite er bortisrte. 0ers
JmOo er ben gure Del al Haiet, iRrli9
StOritreoet sperit opimoo Sermitao,
frembeles 9ruiulb, at ie til, ioet De
ieneIte ~ub9lionlnser mob Sermituo spre
. &etnius al 5ielouGssen bar siOrt
20 l8et mere sabenoe.
Sen uge Sci fra Stifleitab atrfe CT
tNrois iOrbi 9ieitao Oa astes i~Ortiut til
Barren efter Ell noset nOrolisere 2inie
mo tioli9ers.
CpeniOr SGriOsien oraper Glpen
ooioiomt, % Gaaroene paa SDoIiosn
irues l%tooigen it9rfere. Suiene pan
o'5le @aarbe bar ma talt ON at mdatts
Rgttc ben uGrmelte 6remtio, meomills
Ore pOcrli8ere SOroboriuser ifuloe tous
'i1ierc g~iersbuno paa Spbiioen iOm
gaa gtproiioen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
StOre Conditioner. Den tiolise

StOre Conditioner. Den tioligere
aiopoe 8jgbmano SOp % III afopoe
ouitru bar siuet Stsriteoelen al i'm
tore 5ormue iii 9esater, buoraf ben
Itsrite 4art fommer Ironobjems 8p
tii9pbe til iattige Gnfer, ~trRn9enoe
Sjeneltepi9er % Setl9oning al iatti9e
8grn elter ansiuet 6OrbolO, oesuoen S
munore 9esater, naunlig $4,000 Str.
til ~trGu9eube / Stpreu % SOfuebalen,
1000 Sr. til t~r9n9enoe i Sin9suas,
5000 Str. til trGngenoe / aalen, 2400
ar. iii ct Bprneaipl / G~ronobiem, 5000
Ser. til t~r9n9enoe | IaGprber, 10000
SIR. tit &eoningemlsiionen, 5000 Str.
til Spoemisiiouen % 5000 SIR. til Ssrs
uetlemmet "Sriobeim".
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
ifra ssprelt Gitn. Conn. har

5ra 5oreit Stu, Soma, bar hi
moota9et fgl9enoe GInier: "2a Grippe"
er en- rRoiOm Blage, Ug min Suitru
bar baot ben 3 @on9e; iioite Sang
iatte ben fig taft / Yrpitet, ina BUN fin
meO NtOie funoe bragg 8uiten, og oprlt
bar oct, naar bun ltulOe Ii98e. 2nserue,
iOm bar tiltaIbt, iagoe, at bet uiloe
blipe gtitma; men iGa be9pntte fun at
BRUCE d. 4eters Kuriko, % MI er buml
aloeIe5 irilt, os oerIOr bnr Kuriko /
min Suitru Os mig iOr ultio ifaIfet f9
to parme 8enner. 2GrbDotgit
.. y. Bntfe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

yiernejagt. 3Orsoas ben 6te sept.
bleu n Bigrnebiune meo TO unger fuoi
al 8Otireb @dabe i R9rbeben al @aar'
ben Ssifatten paa Ramoalsetbet. Com
en- W9rfelisbeo fan bemarfes, at @aar'
oens &reaturer sresiebe Ro ps Nas
lloen @jeter frn ca. $50 Meter fro
Si%erucfamilien, ibet Sasten foresif.
Samiemor i~traftes bob til Sprben iOr
igrIie Club, buOreiter llnserne Osiao
MATTE belle famine Stiabne.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
5 SebraaeriIaaeu paa greSerii

~ CtUraBerlIaBeH paa Greoertfas
berg f~ortiRttes S%orbprsne. 9osbolber
Soenoien, expeditions ietretGr Sens
Nielien % Gsiiitent Notbiad er fat I'M.
Der Nnboloelie, oa Bet ON benz err up.
lplt, at be bar mDota9et Yense til 9aans
hos Sasielba6. 3e benester imiofer.
ito Nae at baue bapt uo9en @nelie ON,
at Yengene biorsrte fra &nsien. Gu
0emimpnbe Dame @iatbiloe, paa bpem
Sasielba6 bar anpenot EN- Masie
4enge, beniiboer ftaois iOm Grreitant,
oa Der nareS 5ormoonins ON, at bun
mulis bar ituffet nosle Yense til eibe.
expeditions iefretGr Sens GislIen,
Der bar blepen anbUlot, bar ienere be+
saaet SelpmOrb / Irreitbuiet paa Bless
oamsueieu.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
NDrge.

9pbsfalo. On al Ser8ers 9lorte
woroere oa mangeaaris 6Orlt9elles'
tpmmisiar, Sperpraser Ilperf WeOph
,r beD, SO sIar sammel.
SnseniSrtaptein eiplrO 6r'sli0o
&c afsaaet peo 2sbsn, efter lanssre
abs epsslisbeo. paa fin 5Gorene'
oaaro i peitre Sllore Saloers. pan
bleu fun 3S star sammsl.
9~olbfasierer &. VI. @lesiin9
Sulmerranb er afsaaet peo 9soen en-
gllber of SO Gar. Giogoe bar Officer
fra 1887 os blep 1866 uonapnt til
g~plbtasierer Der, fra bullet @mbeoe
han M bar bepilset Giiteo fra lite De
tober.
grufseier 8. s. Soisaarb paa
SiaaItab / 2ier er aisaaet peo 8goen
eiter lensere 9ios Sp9ellgbeo. Zen
aibsbe bar en- | FOCAL, pulitiit Us reli'
aiss Senieenoe iterft interesieret Wianb.
Gan fab i en- betpoelis glrtlombeo os
bapoe flor SOrtjeneite al fin 8psos
OptOmIt.
s. 9rammen er forleben Sag
alulter Speno Yeoerien aisaaet peb
9sben. s 1892 baUoe ban iunnet
ielre 5emtiuaret efter 8espnoeIieH al
fin 2arersjernins, peo bpilten SelliSs
beo ban erbolot 8Orseroaaosmeoalien
Selp.
Qiiirittslase Chr. @us. gpsb /
eo9noal er ben 15oe Sept. af9aaet peO
0poen / en- 9loer al 70 Gar.
Gbriitian &usuit @n9b bar ieot /
arlitiania 1915, bar fra Slutninsen al
1929 / 4 Iar 0iicipel paa Irenoals
aputbet % Ell fort 3io Weobialper
paa SpaneapOtbetet i 9rlitiania. tos /
1885 8ralimin9reramen U9 / 1S40
uorif mebIcluIf gramen. Samme Nar
a~on9pntes ban til 8iltriftsle9e i 0lts
iinmarfen os i 1S4S til 3iltriftslGse /
inore Spsn. Ser Oirteoe ban til fin
Qso - altiaa i 46 Iar.
17oe September 1890 feireoe aibspe
fit 5Oaarise SubilRum iom GmbeoSs
lR0e % muotps ueo ben Mnleonin9
mango 8epiier paa WeObor9eres Ssis
u3teIie % Sen9,uenbeo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Export al Taar. 8 "0ailp 3ele'
graph" for lite September lGies: SD'
Itematiite Experimental meo of inofsre
5aar fra Stauan9er til Gpnoon er
ialot iaa beloige no, at be / naite S9'
ion uil bli sientat / itorre Waaleitot.
Otte 6aar bleu aiienot, bpert ueieo
omtrent 100 Yuno. Salsspriien bar
aienneminitti9 80 sh. 5 d.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
GienbomSfalg. 8roprietar 9eber.

Gienoomsfalg. 8roprietar 8ebers
len Samsboe bar iulgt fin @aarb /
S%eriteopeiter Bp % SOsn af Sartforn
IL Chr. 5 Sfp. Z Glib. til @. Senien.
SisbeIum $4,000 SIR.
- Gltanssaarb peo &olbins er for.
leoen Of Or. 9bomien iuIst til @uurOs
eier 9udt at Sfinrbat. @aaroen bar
1856 9or. 2anb, al Sartfurn IA Cor.
&ipbeiummen err 100, 900 Ser.
- @aaroeier Ole @br. 2orentIen
bar iolst fin @aaro i NGrbsQius peb
8rgrup til Sulser Mutbjus Sanien fra
Mrcrup for 1850 &r. 9~iltraoelien
tier lite OCTOBER.
-9rattoriteoet "2ottenburs"i9pns
By er al 8eitauratsr g. S~ucObien iOlst
til Sppmeiter Cornelius for $4,000 Ser.
O~pertaselien fer itrug.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
lllpffestilfelpe. 3irsOas ben Ace

ulDffestilfelbe. 3irsoas ben Ace
Septbr. b9ubte ben iprgelise ulpffe, at
en- ca. 10 slar sammel Ont ira Sns
omtom peo 0rufuins. @utten, Der beo
Ssmunt os a Spn al Sobn Sobnlon
Seareberg, bar saaen no i en- Saab for
at more Jig. On Ell Stunb iaa 5aoes
rem 8aaoen fomlne priuenoe for 8Inben
% iattebe frog Wiistanfc, iprans iaa
ueo til Stranben, bppr ban blep bar
@utten, Der laa meo Rpssen pp i Sanos
Iforpen. De ibaroisite 5oriGs paa at
brinse @uttsn tiaipe isien piite Jig frus'
teSlgle
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
WaaneoS Rapport
- ira -
The Scand. Sailors Temp. Home.
srupslnn. y. y. sbis rftbr. 1874.

DIVUNFVH, II 81 OWE AIEVt' IotE
3 Sept. Raaneo bleU 81 mmtt b.tg5t al u 81
mpuo, bvoraf5l giorifr, "a zpenTte. 2Danitr, 2 5iuler.
Ger iurbpre0ss ? meo ianoiaaOite z.i6e, 9 neo
ameriiaals StonRere, 8 me0 y 4ats, II msO Dlmps
fibe, Z meo ggstere etc.
% bieRrsiite til Granddaughter.
z iamme I2aaneo bleo gicru, m Auntorst beisrset
~hisnieHOt s3.J7.82, huOrdi $3,Oso.37 az tt Ryrgf,
s277.G tt Suerisc, SlOa 90 til SaHmari, slO.OiI
andre glRbe.
Ss.3ls57 baues til Epbeparinst 8aHt. gs3ssionbst
s153.51. G. uUeupfS. Sup't.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Sen itore 8epiuit. Deb 3fasielut.

Sen tore 6epiuit. 8eb alasielot.
terietS iibite 3ratuing ialbt ben itprite
8euinit, 100000 Str, pua en- 9Otteris
&paeftiOn | Soriens. Se lpttelise
8inbere er: Sub 8eterien hos @ett &
@esiel (37,5OO Ser }, bennes grooer,
Nrbeiosmanb emanuel 9eterien bOs
8isbmanb 9aurits Niiiaer (37, 500
ar.), Sneoter 9roIe, Soriens, u.s.
$50 8r.), Sla9ter Niels Simonien,
Spirrins, (18,75o ar.), gisen anna
bOs @iait9iuer 9au9aaro (18,7508r.)
os gGrtsbus6Oloer 8inter G%teffenIen
(1S,750 8r.)
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Saeen mob Reitanrater Sab..'

from, Der er iat unoer 2iltale Tor at
bape lat Slo paa Sauaioriet "6ielo'
beirn", er aifluttet. 2nsretten friflenote
9ablitrpm for Mcrobranb, men bsmte
BAN for / bDi Grab uforiistis Omsnn9
meo Sto til 600 ar. 8soer, bpilie be-
trasteoes Tom nfiOneSe peo 8aretrsts'
arreiteu, 200 SIR. Sassomtotninser
og $4,000 SIR. | G%rtatnins til Gsiu'
ranceielifabet.
3ablitrpm oeotos 9ommen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Sill Rronprimiens Stalo. arpn'
priniens StalOmeiter bar al SOiiaser.
meter SOlitein' 8ntblou til ben FROM
prinielise Stalo tisbt to imlttie bannO'
ueranlte &isrebelte for 1000 Ser.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
6aaroen SeOuul. Oi

6aarben SeOum. Otlot / Oier
SOueoip9n li98er paa en- SDioe, Der
fables Saatons BERG, en- @adro peo
gtapn Seoum. Oct er ben famine
@aarb, ON bpilfen Oct / Snorre Stur>
laiOns Sasa beoer: "8aa Gaaroen
Iiobeim i Giabu lob Song Snafon
Saatonion ben samle bpsse Ell @jeite'
b~uosial". 8enue @aaro, Der al De
iioite samle nurlte aonser blep beupts
tet JON Seiillesaaro, bpOr 2enocrmaas
ben boeoe, eies M al Sr. Serut Seoum,
en- ijcloen astet % aibplot Wano.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Hge YDltaabuerier.

Ngc EOItaabnerier. Otter De-
partementets Seitemnelie un~oerholoes
inotil pibere i~Dlseuoe nDe Boitaabnes
rier:
Gpje9jeroet | Gurebp9oen Selbu
9erreo Sgnore 3%rouobjems Imt, fra
lite OCTOBER 1894.
SenneItao paa 9amplfibs anlpbSites
Oct al ianme Napn / SortlanoS 0ers
reo, Nurplanos Nmt, fra 15oe Nusult
1894.
SannelUens Yoltaabueri benRpueS
fra lite OCTOBER 1894 Naeim Sgnbs
mDr % Samnan8ers BOltaabuerl 2Dsie
| Samnau9er.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

SiamantbrpQup. Sra 2epanser
berettes ben l7oe Sept. CLAIMANT
brplup felrepes isaar al Sirteianser
g. u. SGtber % Suitru. Sruosoms
men er 81 Aar % Sruoen S3 Gar
9ammel.
9Roerspdrret tomplimentereoes al
Ell bel Del Weobor9ere.
SRtber bar StOrtbinssmauo fra
NOrore 1rOnobjems Gmt 2ioen fra
1851 til 1877.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

grano. 9%anobauoler Saniens gus
meb 2anbbanbleri paa 8sle nebbrenote
forleoen. Sporleoes Sloen Opitpb, bis
oes life; Sulets Seboere bar frapa.
renoe. Saaoe Snbbo % 8~arsbebolos
ming 9it meb. @it par aslureret.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
sSernbaneanleaaene fro 9Onaspin,

ger til 5liien, fra Samar til Gel, fra
Changer Citation til 8repif Us fra
ariitian8iauo til Spslanosiiorb err ifel'
se tsl. TeiOlntiun irita9ne for Sfatte
% If9titer al ben @ruuo, Jon erbuers
pes III iamme, os at tilbsrenOe Sps.
uinQer / 100 Nar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

llBsblaOst 'Seimonl" CT aib1neet
til ct aoniOrtium for 26,5O0 ar. Sr.
VI. 6. Raalse er uutassn Tom 8eoo'tsr
% Cand. phil. g. Yeterien iOm JOrret'
n%inssfsrer. 9labet sr itrnI puertn9st
al be npe Gtere.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Salset al Raiosien. StisOs paa
8aiosisn ueb 5letfeiiOrb er uoitebt fra
Sr. Gbr. Salpeien, 2eitb, til Or. GrdBel
BON @rds i SannOper for aisbsium
ar. 1910
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
CperborD ! Ntlanterhapet.

ung, baabeiulo Mano ira 8orssruno,
Stprmanb Sens Nnton !Sanien, er paa
&eiie fra Geniacola til 9larbus meb
Bart "Ssmono" ben ste September
falot Operboro % b~rufnet / Ntlauters
hapet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
Sre Born fUalte.

Sre Born fDalte. Irbeibsmano
Gbriteniens tire 8srn paa astrup
Marf er NJ. "&lop." forleben iunone
bDbe, tpalte al Rss. Nebens Wooe.
rem bar borte en- fort lib, bar 8srnens
mulIsuis facet fat / 5prititter Os iat
Slb SengtlGoerne. Bernene bar i en-
alber Of mellem 5 os II s(ar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Sil0bjoru bar iiUmmer buieret san'
tie aluOrlist paa fOritleai9e Steoer
Spoparanser. Saaleoes bar ben
@r9nieiafubselp br9bt to aisr %
itamieret Ell Del Sauer. Ser lptteoeS
bet ba u9iaa at faa ituot Ell Sjgrn;
men Der ct Here i9ien. s SarIiOrO
bar 8jgrnen ligeleoes siprt aoitluis
Staoe, ipecielt paa uusiG, men Der bar
maj iOrsl9peS ipst at fomme uopret
paa Stub.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Aaalborg gpis@ ("9Orbipuano",
"NOroipuanbs 5~ol,ebIuo") uo9uar ber'
efter Tom Morsenblab. Sra lite OF.
iober iful glaoet bebbe "ROrbipaanos
WOrsenblab~.