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Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
orsSlouhrie

Ger teoner til at blipe ell tor
M9nooe Stor (Sturgeon) idar, og
bet betpoer en- tor Del for ben 60uos
lenoc / GtGr. 9npiar Sanom d CT IN
bleuen iaa ~pOpulpr / be 5oreneoe Stos
ter, at 6oripnin9en neppe fan Iel8e
crop mco Giterip6r9ilcn. Com be-
tjenot er ben forte fitcn9ti9e Masie,
Tom mango Duocr at iaa imurt pud
8rooet, looet al Sterrg. 5or at io.9e
Gloocn, bar uR1tcu a0e be imnn Gunte
mco &opior baoret r~u5ijIte, e0cr tDltc
Glitter, men be tommer ale ira otuue
Sioe af Nt(onterbopet, % be ilcite al
Dem ~Itriusr fla ira Geloware @ugteu.
@npiiOe er 6oueoaiitlbuin05Ie0et III
bet betaler ii9 ior 6literue at nrbcioe
6aurot uuGer oeuue 6nngit of ices,
naar bet anipres, at StGrtlpo CT UGro
fra 4 tit 6 Gents 3uroet, ~ en- lloer
ImIoe Saoiar, iuoebOlocnoe benotb
125 Runo, iRlge5 meo 2etbeo FOR $50,
2(nOre Stater bar StgrTitere, men
gtciu Serieg itaur ~iorreit meo De ileitc
2lr6eioere og ben ltGr1te inc ltuote Saa
pltal % repreienterer poer 6nlooeler
al benz. Gen / De S%oreneoe Stater
STIR % aapinr Suouitrier i%noituOt(
&apital er liot ooer 81, 0 900, % b
a%uiutte Soft belpber zig meo ct runoi
Gol til benueo 1000. Der er IL 6ir'
moer / StGrregionerne i GeIten, bpr,
6iiteriet brioes meo Pound Net %
guno9nrn. 8 gtep Yort Stat er Der
fun ct ballot 8uiin 6irmaer, iom 9iuer
it9 al meO oenne 5orretuiu9.
STR fanses uceluttenoe / Sect oe
5iiten ueier / @jenncminit fra $50 til
300 Iuno. Gn &ogn.Stsr brin9er
5iitereu fra 81 til So, meoens Ell San.
Stcr fun puroeres ira 81 til $3.50.
S~erIeps5ldnben beitnar al 146 Sitter
baaoe. NRIteu euIuer Def al 5iiten
benptte8. Nffuloet Iam(es iammen Og
laues til Sunit9looning. Stsrolie no'
BRACES fra andre 9ele % benpttes al
Snoelma9ere, men SooeoinouItrien er
5abritatioueu al aauiar. Gn goo flor
gtSr 9ioer fra 3 til 4 Spanoe Goon.
9G9sene aoItiaes peo at laoe benz 9aa
gjennem Ell 9rou Sigte ilere @ause og
oerpaa neoialtes Be meo Ell Saltblans
bling, iom lopes i 9pitlano.
Ser Ifnl fra 8 III 4 StDt til at bnnre
en- l,beu 9Gnoe 9auiar. 5Or 20 gar
iioen fanotes StGren i Ell iaaonn
M9n9oe, at 5iiterue arueuote i'm le.
oi0e 5to til at orr6e ben, paa @runo
al ben g~oelEsselie, ben auretteoe pan
miuore SIT, o9 Staoen, ben tiligleoe
@nrnene. Gu flager 5~iiterne ouer, al
Steren bliper iaa iaatnQig, at Giiteriet
trler mleo at optsre. - Scientific Anne
rican.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

feuote bun BEN life for a~iGrIi9beO. Men builtsn Nus
tan pebpare euigt2
9uor ofe bauoe BUN lite pref Bet Dnite at b, mes
Osns bun enonu par eIitet ~iaaIeoes! Oct bIsu beuoe
~bepilset; bun booe i bans 2lrme, OOOe, iom BUN trOeoe,
meb BAN: - for benOs par inet Snite tiIba9e.
9iuet bapbe siuet bsnOs alt, &iarli9beOm 2lt, 0oOen
QIt.
90 M ilumreos Gluira fine 6apres @rau, og pO
benbeS Sbe iluursOe Bnntet poa benbe5 6iGrligbeo:
Barnet baube tnu ouerlepet benNe uOsls MauueOer...
90 ba alt bette bauoe ttIoraget fig, Oa ben enc Jors
b%aabniag par blepen ioroet efter ben anoer, 6a iutot ogs
ia' ben samIe gg, Der 9aIOfierOfuostpUe aar par
uOret t%tammsn meO 6slgenas.
Sa6et al bans un0s, ~boteIitebe Deterinoe ur naalte
life ben Sors, Der snaue0e fig bitret IND Ssnelia5'
Sierte. Sue.trosnS SinO, Der bauSs Iluttet Jig iaa tGt
til Oloiugsus 0iue, oar paa Ell u6armbisrti9 Maaoe
bIspet bOrtrspet: DC raueoe 6irteitene, iom babe uoIot
bum iaunlauger betpnret Cine, ur uel tOnne til JtO;
men uar bet osrior bIeust beore? Dauoe Ell inI0iGnois
ssre SpIo3uing al al gytte uO9eniinOe iunbet SteO emo
ben Ill inStruiue2 Den i0ite Datter al bet snmie
!us git bort oct fsrite Club al bet npe iuI8te bcuOel
5uaO uar ou tiIbags, 6a ielu bans 9amIe fiGre Sarns
bomstro bsu bau berouet? Sutet iutet dnoet eo
Saa6et ON at tonme bio, bpor cubper @aaoe bIiper
lott.
SiIirecs .aIte Den 8amle S8nsIius it 9oueO itbOiIs;
os bans iiotc Soa paa Sorocn par ben, at ban lite
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
1914

NsitO baitisers Uiloe BET 5stes. % msO O~pIiosoe An'ig'5'
trat, meo en- Straale al ben gumLs 50 I Eist, t0rs
geOrs 5am 6eitriue buer Gag al ben u8s, gun 5auoe tbs
brast paa SO6annes Itiarei, ale Sc Samtaler, be baUot
5aUt iammen, ale be t.arIiss Orb, bun 5aOoe p,rst ON
De Ouerraitelisr, ben @Iaos, bun rdoe bersos I'm 1tano;
ia ielu BET, Der par ioregaa.t ben ioits Rat, OaIgte
9etsler lite.
Og unter bisis ReOoelsIisr, bet cnsfs, Ser tunc.
brinse IiOt 5iali Georgs al Sor8cn neoitsm'e sio3'
aanoer, beuraubt Dag sfter Gag, lise eftsr llgs.
GmOslis bsu bet 5Oraar. "a trat BEN un8e Ssmano
bet forits aauosorai, Der UiSnsoe ont 2iu.
San uiloe fate ia ino ct uirtiOmt Gin, life Tor at
sIsmme .. nsi, grinbrinsen uar % MI bans bStslts,
bans 6pye6areite, bans enslts Gienoom men Tor At
6eifytte is mob ben Spa9Eeos. Os ROoIss9sosaanO.
iOul baOoe opsrualoet bse bans SRisn Og giort BAN
trat al en- gsvoen, Der baUoe i%tiGn'et BAN Iaans9e'' i'r
ligsioa ~p.uoieli9 at ta9e bet tIbase.
6un ct Bar 1raaber SrOt uar ia,one / osnns SW'
tiers ii! Haucst fpIote SorgbE3sr: BET par se nsgtteIi8'
0iatroseussrs Ga geruenes @.Rles.aarer % Ss.ltsHe.'
ir, foroi ban bauSe giuet Oem Bet saefs, bet p'Hlie,
BAN iormaaeoe, Ell liosn R%lpital, iom latte Rem ttaha
I'll at tunne ilaa fig iq einem paa en- anlt9HoI9 9tadoe
o. uben 9stpmriuscr. 6an teisgte benz Oetee SO''
Ger GA 6~epioueoe Dem III 0isrteS S~esta8eIie, la thosr'lge
Smtr;e ouer ocreS 9oslir; % taaS psuIi9e Orb, bans
bIiOt Stemme sicroe Dem scot.
Nlea 9rrtu 9apOs iuug,t. Setter eitsr Seiler 0e'sSs
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
StO cuer 800?

85t sr al itfrite g'tponinI. Al bet ~ioyiti1es li sr
iorsr, buis Rnrer er Huiriiommr, at oeune Ituseuss
III itnaO tiIfbit bill i~aaleoei noorte pad g aanrrne.
at Si0et bGn9er { en- Lralo. eri51t's zpJ50m, Zia.
6etes o. GlbuiHinurta er ode S~p3oomms at en- messi
baarou ttst SeitSfegbe5 I eetes ioite TIA iHm. os
aQ fan be bape 1soen til 5slg Get obier ote ben
opsi3fe g~R5ebiRlg os ben bsoits Reoieiu. RsH mob
oirtst fra 8eIpuseiisH RET oil iile, Haar RpTerHe E
8pnoer at mite SuIfi0ustrai ten - meo eoiet'ers
Rapatiitsr. oil Ten fari8e IeHoeH5 bli0e itluo let.
gael I ngttis er o,Hre pu5mgojein o1idd for otais Of
min elige e~glbomae Jortoppeie, SIlotip5e,
9pgycyftl o. ReEp ritei. Zen rr IT BE ftpt,eiesntooel
MOB Ralaria og a~iUenorr troHiit Rheumaiisms.
ON
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
paa Sobannesifieret.
Sjette SeL.-Guspte Terioos
6nonn emgang paa 6rifareren.
fOi
Spnrpnan of 6 M lie 6 arleu.

R%orSbIOmIt enonu itratte fine Stensler op ouer De buiOe
Gardner.
9un rneo De ~9ulofasre Softer families 10 lite mere Der
men paa benOes Sens buiIepe ct anoet bpiOt fulnOes
"9' S'ueOe, ON buis iuebItse &inoer os ~itipnne pals
oct raUnIOrte 0Our Iotteoe Jig fore guster.
pun uar lite aIene..
Yaa Sna ueO beuOcs eisiens Iaa ben URanO, bOem
gun lda IiOenifabelist bauOe eIltet.
a. 9apos bun ira Dimleu funnel ie Senne 6ortutlsIls,
0S'e lilrrenOs SItt, JON ueppe ipntes at pille, men ppa
m00lte latte SisbeOeus ioriarbeIise aual, pa piuOs bun
F0 lsIpe 9imIens SaIisbeO after uere ballet neo til Sors
Den Tor at trsits bam.
ufn Buao bans SRber, buao bans Sierte b%ptiteoe,
'p"e 'n9en... Der siues Smertsr, JONI buerten bar Gas
rsr eaer Orb.
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
1888
MATTE tOmnre til at uente for lenge paa i'm eIiteoe
Gerre
g.

MATTE tomnre til at uente for lenge paa lin eIitsoe
6erre.
Gen forite 9inter siter BEN itoys, uusntsbe Omu9tts
ming i'm ggtte tilbragte Georg bells pos 6aoeret paa
Bet after iaa ~ubps9eIigs 5Obaune5itiRr, OeIs paa Detses
nGS, buor ban, neo lin ipaoe Sou trg'fet fat til tit
9ierte, baO @u6 iOrunOe bum at foIse ben GIteoe, Den
iaa 9~renoieIsit Saunsos, fom, e~fterat baue giuet bam
qIt, ogiaa saO BAN fit Civ.
Sub borte tie oiss Bonner. Ntsn ba M ben Gns
gel, bun 6au6e eftsrIuot, rate Gam line imaa 6QnOer
til glfiteo, oa III o9iaa ben GAME tro SJnelius git bort.
formuaeOe @eor9 life at OUele paa oeIgens5 mere; ban
io9oe 5nrpel til oisie Nure, interior Eujtts bans 5aoer
baUoe IiOt % iutIet, 6uOr ban ieu baUoe nauet 3OrOen5
boisite 9ytte, men 5uor III oSiaa BAN baUOe maattst
iutts os IiOe, tIase % iOrimG9te, uOen IrSt, u0en
Gaa6.
Gferat bape ousrlaOt 9sl9ene5 Sennin95 Garet19r,
remote ban til6ass til 3obalne5itaret, bUor ban tens
Ie6te 0agene Oso in 6aOsr8 She, i%uttenoe citer Saas
ren, Sa ban after ujIOe no % irite Den trOIS'e 9Ol8e.
getsIers Siat baUoe eiter Oct ii0ite baaroe Gay ia8t
6arpsl til 3orOsn % bens @laOer. Uat iuIste bans
gif buer i~ynfenOs afeuiOl, Og bans 9ias IaiteS cen
tauie Bon: gio ben mart uiaa Blue cen iiol;e mig mig
Nlen eipet sr isist. 9siSlsr5 ecsem5treiter par
enouu ~lanstfra life uotsmte.
Ofie tatte Fan msS @eors ON Gluira; Ri bet par
bans Sperbsuisnina, at 10 b~nrti9ere Saarst blsoie NO,
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16

Wofat, 2!ioliu,
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16
ct Gpaffamgers GoentDr.

VII bhAll IAUBtNitb 2|iADAubtilN VVtt'
git nblig 6paiinussritibet Gsisr. biem'
~meb6renoe / Rautudet, % i6rt al &ap'
tein Gonalo 8aaaro. TIMBER 9rpos'
ming / Gpo gaeiftbapst o%poa9sos man
ira Gtibet Ell SLOT tore &aiteIots6 uas
fer % ale 8daosne bleo itrar fat no
for at nn0ribe benz. Stprmauoeu o9
anpteinen %bnrpuuereoe tilinloigoi8 en-
6oal omtrent iamtioig. 5gritnRonte
9ioroe bet inart Of meo fit Sffer, o9
mcoebs bau bar b~citiritiset meo at ian
bet zen pna Sioeu al Stlbct, iom bar
benueo en- YPil borte, men uTruehe it9
eIter St9nal fra St9rmanosn, tom
8npteinen / Sore ueo at Soateu, Tom
ban baooe rant, %be9puoie at giGre 3aSt
eiter bans 8dao. Stor geb9uoi9beo
ira Rorioltene % Stprsrsns Sioe
brn9te imiolertio Banoen no al bet raa
ienoe Ours 8ane, Tom iortiaites / li0e
2inie, meoeu3 ben trat SUal6aaoen ei'
ter iig meo Ell ioaoan 5art, at 8anoet
ltOo Ell SOB oper 8RlinGen, men for.
biuoreoes fra at itDQe IND 9uaoen
fem 5pfoe al ben Itore Sniti9beO. Mou
o~poageoe turtig, at Stlbet loa ben
flg9tenoe Suals Banf, og Sapteiuen
rnobte til Wauoitabet omboro at iors
auore Gtbets Surs, o9 bet bar gens
ipnti9t, at 6oyeu tteo ino'ect al Stibet
G5IE' Ror9iGu9er, for Stibets StRUn
tegDHote at fable ni; men ibr bet tunoe
tomme bort, ramte 6unlen bet meo en-
ian irp9teli9 arnit, at 8cu9er f%nnites
% olle 3 Wniter 9it pberboro. Stibet
iylotes gieblitteti9 meO 8auo, men
bolot zig ilpoeuoe meo 3pttet / 6Gloe
meo 8auoflaoen, Tom Jgl9e al BE-
mango trmme 3ouoer, Der ianOtes pun
Otelemorttct.
Geloiaoi5 bnr Der et beipoeltn
NtGu0oe &roUraut ! &obpsieu, bo
lltylten juoirai, o. Ell 3enoe ialt 5lei,
% Creijpo bleu Gn9en eiter tn9et OF
ira Qaiten. 8 ouer en- llac teUeoe BE-
%ietnugcn paa 8rttet al Stlbct, 6oat
ON at iaa en- 5eilert Si8te; men niger
oiite fig, o. ga be Utoite, al be beiauo.
ia Ell lloct bciar,t Del Al Bsciitba
bet, tea DC til 8oaocne / Den 0eniigt a
uaa @alporaiio, oeu nGrmejte 0aun
giOgle iaa Gage ieuere roncOe DC Gu
cles Gen, en- uriteH gOlo 3, b~cii8geuo
, pou 8reoe 20 4O' CUB o. 2rnoo
124o 49, Bet. & en- 6ulc oeo Straub
tge0oen fNyot Wpnotne 8 Steletter o.
I ct Stpite BOro, bpori Der meo ell Ss
mauoatnlu bar ltaaret Sroene, "Stl'
Gli5abetb al 2onoon". Gre az 8cipt
nju0en f~oretrnt imlolcrtio at iorbliu
( pnn oenue 9oloe q, teler eno uoUc III
Z 5000 0tit no ! aaten goao; ioet b
| oerfor e~IterlOo Dem ct lioet 5Orrano q
8rOoiaut OF up0le 5iiteiurrer, ieileO
&siten az Wpnoeue p,oere MOB 2it.
s 1ere Gage bofot gonoeue fam
I men; inn bleu be itilt, ior alOrlg mer,
{ at mgoes. Ger Tiger ienere oreu er
iOrilanet SUalbaao inc / SaOuen Del
8alparaiio, ioet Gclen boiot pat
at 9aa neo lan9t uoe i De rsbinrueo'
8auoe. Strnaletranien fra Soiueo
gat9en oUergjgo Oct beioieoe o9 isn
oerreone Cell, iuotil bet iaa no, ion
bet bar p0oet al @ulotrnaoe. Gel,
| Wanofabet5 uot9reoe anii9ter, tj9r
te9neoe al blibe streg fra ben mpittit
@lp6en, bleu imufte at ie paa, og bere;
fiQeoe Slaoer to9 Jig no iom en- Son
9es alabeora8t.
Giterat babe bert Siltprien ON 2or
tiiet, blep ct oa / SnoRen li99euoe ame
/ rltnut ari9sitib niieuot til 9ucies,'
Den, tpor be 3 WGno bleu reooeoe.-
Harpers Young People. I
Decorah-posten., 1894-10-16


&eltdllnl .,
The times., 1894-09-21
Mayor and Evangelist Quarrel.

MINNEAPoLIs. Sept. 19-There was a
sensational scene in the office of Mayor
Eustis. John p. Quinn, reformed
gambler evangelist, now in the city,
had charged in talk before the Young
Mems Christian association that not only
was there gambling in Minneapolis, but
that the municipal authorities knew it and
licensed it. The mayor invited Quinn to
his office and the men had warm dis
cussion, the mayor denying Quinn's
charges and demanding that he prove
them. At the end of the talk Quinn got
down on his knees and prayed that the
mayor might see his duty Alright.
The times., 1894-09-21
HISTORY OF A WEEK.
Thursday, Sept. 13.

The sharpie Nina, with Captain Frletsch
on board and well, has arrived at Queens
town, Ireland, from New York. The trip
took thirty-eight days.
The Arch Fair, large four-story brick
building stocked with general merchan-
disc and located at 436-43s Sixty-third
street, Chicago, was burned, causing loss
of $4,000.
Charles b. Matthews, of Buffalo, is the
Populist nominee for governor of New
York.
Congressional nominations: Eighth Illi-
nois district, Lew Steward; Twelfth Indi-
ana, w. +. McNagny; thirteenth Indiana,
Lew Wanner; Second Michigan, j. S. Cor
man; Seventh Michigan, c. L. Carleton;
Sixth Wisconsin, Owen A. Wells; Eighth
Wisconsin, l.. IL Barnes; Tenth Wiscon-
sin, +. G. Kennedy; Sixth Minnesota, NJ Il.
Baldwin-all Democrats.
BY the death of an uncle in India, Will
lam Baker, sttcher in a shoe factory at
New Cannon, Conn, becomes one of the
heirs to an estate valued Mt S62, ,OOO,OOO.
1t is stated in London that French and
Dutch syndicate is trying to corner the
block tin market.
The times., 1894-09-21
Wednesday, Sept. 10.

Governor Flower, of New York, has
definitely declined to be IA candidate on
the Democratic ticket in New York be-
cause, he claims, some other Democrat can
poll fuller Democratic vote than he can.
The Civic Federation Of Chicago swore
out writs against the gambling depart
ment OF Harry VarnelPs saloon, and had
Pinkerton men sworn In as constables
serve the same. They found that one of
the gamblers also had ~ constable's star
and warrants for the arrest of the Pinker-
ton constables Pinkerton himself had to
give bond, and the raid was failure,
except to show that gambling Is carried
OH openly within less than n square of the
city hail.
At the fifth annual convention of the
N ational Association Of Letter carriers
the reports showed that there were 500
branches and nearly 5000 memb bers, from
q start of ffty-three branches four years
ago.
Women at Columbus, Ind, volunteered
to pay saloonkeeper the value Of his
stock, and ON these terms he closed his
saloon and went out Of business.
The times., 1894-09-21
Bedroom Arrangement.

A pretty and inexpensive way of arrang-
ing ones bedroom is to have all the white
things in it of one kind of material
White dimity or dotted swiss makes tho
prettiest curtains in the world for sleep
ing room. They arc ever SO much prettier
than Nottingham or other cheap laces
Then mako your bedspread of the samo
material and line it with silesia Of the
prevailing color in your room. Make your
bureau scarf and mantcl and dresser dra-
pories Of the same material. You can ruflle
them with some of the same, or get some
of the inexpensive laces to edge them with
They are SO easy to launder, and look so
much daintier than anything else that it
is wonder that these materials are not
used instead of tic silk and velvet that
catch dust and odors and hold them
Kansas City Times.
The times., 1894-09-21
WoMAM TIE CAUSE OF HIS FALL.
Ladies' All Over the District Prayed and
Worked for WiIlie's Defcat.

Ladies' All Over the District Prayed and
Worked for Willie's Defeat.
No election brother occasion ever caused
such general suspension of business and
daily duties as this contest. The district
Is the Seventh, but is better known as the
Ashland" For months it has been alive
with the most bitter personal agitation.
IL was not political, not even factional,
fight. 1t was n moral contest, and during
the last few days it became intensely
personal, so much so that the nomination
was not the only issue. Colonel Breckin-
ridge was fighting for life, and he never
before made such speeches or diplayed
such executive ability in organization. He
marshalled every man he could command,
but he could not command the women.
They had no votes, but they were the
controlling elemen in the fight.
AT the Owens headquarters they say in
their rejoicing: "The ladies did it." The
ladies could not get ward workers to their
prayer or other meetings, but their organ
ization of committees OF one generally got
promises at home out Of voters who need
ed no watching on entering the booths.
With the saloons closed, the women pray
ing and the best influences all aroused
Unerc WAS lOleraDly QuIeb eIectIOLl, WIFI
excitement and bitter feeling at their
highest pitch. The greatest surprise of
the day WAS the good order everywhere.
There were some personal encounters, but
not rs many as usual at closely contested
elections. There was, however, great pre-
cautions taken to prevent trouble.
Old friend and neighbors had been hav-
ing their inning and they wanted only
tn voting. If the Breckenridge men had
enforced their challenge rule strictly as
they had expected there would have been
trouble. So closely had the canvassing
and polling been done that the challengers
knew how almost all the Democrats
stood, and they could have kept many
from voting. But the Owens men pro-
cured an injunction from court restrain
ing the enforcement of the rule, and little
attempt was made to carry out the
instructions of the district committee.
The absence of serious tr ouble was the
result probably of the fact that every one
| knew that if trouble did begin it would
be very serious; therefore everybody was
ON guard to prevent beginning. But
there were Il few outbreaks in some of
which deadly weapons were used.
The times., 1894-09-21
BORN IN The FRlGlo ZONE.
Lieutenant Peary's Family Increased While
in the Arctic Regions.

Lieutenant Peary's Family Increased While
In the Arctic Regions.
ST. JOHNS. Nd, Sept. 17-The steamer
Falcon, Captain Henry Bartlett, has
returned here, bringing back the whole
personnel of the Peary expedition of last
year, except Lieutenant Peary himself
Hugh Lee "a companion, and MatthewHeu'
son "a colored servanD. all of whom remain
at Bowdoin bay for another year, hoping to
accomplish the work of the expedition
which is still left unfulfilled. The first
incident of note on the expedition was the
birth of Mrs. Peary's baby on Sept. 12,
1893, month after the Falcon left last
year.
The expedition was handicapped by ex-
ceptionally severe storms, but semitic
observations were made all winter, and
were very successful. All attempts to
penetrate northward, however, were
frustrated by the weather. The temper.
ature dropped to 60 below zero, the dogs
died and a number of the explorers were
badly FROST bitten. Peary and party
attempted to get north, hut could only
make l30 miles in forty-five days trip,
going and coming. The rest of the time
was taken up with observations in the
vicinity Of Falcon bay, the headquarters.
When the relief expediti on found the
party all were we'll and glad of the OPP
portunity, to return home, except
Lieutenant Peary and the others men,
toned above. No trace OF the Swedish
explorers, Bjorling and Ralsgenins, was
found and their death Is regarded as GER
Aof In
The times., 1894-09-21
NO HOPE 20. a,-ckINRIDeE.
The District Committee VIII Refuse to
Throw Out ANY Votes.

Throw Out ANY Votes.
LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. i9.-There is
absolutely no doubt that w. G. Owens
has secured the nomination as Democratic
candidate for congress from the Ashland
district. The official count of the various
county committees shows plurality for
Owens of 270 over Breckinrdge. While
Breckenridge seems determined to have a
contest before the district committee ut
Frankfort next Saturday there is no doubt
that the committee will refuse to throw
the nomination to Breckinridge, as such
action will, in the opinion of conservative
Democrats, completely disrupt the Demo
cratic party in this district.
Several strong Brecknridge men were
interviewed and all express themselves rs
opposed to any contest. They say that
Breckenridge is undoubtedly defeated and
believe that it would be bad policy to
stand against the will of the people. A
number of bets against Owens have been
paid. The wide interest in the election
was shown by telegram from Lakota, n.
d., asking: Can Breckenridge win?"
The answer was sent: "He cannot win
Pauline; he cannot win." Colonel Breck
inridge was on the streets Of Lexington
a great deal during the day and greeted
everybody with his customary politeness
The times., 1894-09-21
Too n ErimhtfulLcan.

New YORK, Sept. IS, Charles Hickman,
cabinet maker out of work and despon-
dent, rode up town on the Sixth avenue
elevated as far AS One Hundred and
Tenth street, where the track is ia feet
above ground. Then without word he
sprang from the rear platform, clearing
the railing, and fell. After turning over
and over in the air he struck some tele-
graph wires, from which he bounded and
then fell with a splash into puddle of
water in the gutter. He was terribly in.
jured internally and will surely die.
The times., 1894-09-21
Household Inventions.

A convenient little invention for kitchen
use is one that combines funnel and
strainer. 1t has handle and may be
used with or without the strainer, which
fits into the bottom. Without it it con be
used for filling fruit jars or bottles. In a
small size the inverted funnel makes a
biscuit cutter.
Another invention that appears to be q
great convenience is gas iron, with a
rubber tube four feet long, that can be at.
tached to the gas fixture I'm any room,
making it possible to iron in cool place,
with an iron that is always hot, at tri-
fling cost. The iron is nickel plated, and
the only objection to it seems to be Its
weight, which is ~ pounds.
The times., 1894-09-21
Russian thistle Is IL Terror.

DENVER, Sept. l9.-The Russian thistle
has made such inroads upon farming
lands in the eastern part of Colorado that
it has begun to attract serious attention.
The pest made its appearance in Colorado
at comparatively recent date, but has
spread in an astonishing manner. Two
years ago n bunch of it five feet in diane.
ter appeared in Fremont county, and from
that small patch it has spread until it
"vtends over territory ten miles square.
The times., 1894-09-21
HOT FIGHT AT SEA.
All Sin and the Japanese Have Naval
Engagement.

All Sin and the Japanese Have Naval
Engagement.
SHANGHAI, Sept. 10 "A naval engage.
ment has taken place off Yalu, where a
Chinese squadron was covering the landing
of large force. The landing was effected
with success. but in the meantime a
japanese feet attacked the assailants. In
the fighting that followed the Chinese
warship Chip Yuen was sunk by the fire
from the attacking fleet. The Yang Wei,
also belonging to the Chinese squadron, in
attempting to get out of the range of fire,
or in man@uvreing for position, was run
aground, where she remained. One other
Chinese chip is reported to have been
sunk.
Three Japanese Vessels Also Sunk.
The japanese are also reported TO have
sustained heavy loss, three of their
vessels having been sunk by the fire
from the Chinese. Admiral Ting and
Major Hannikin, are reported having
been killed during the attack. No esti
mates are made of the losses of life
by either Side. The latest reports of tho
number Of Chinese killed during the
battle at Pingyang places the total at g.
600.
The times., 1894-09-21

Boston, Sept. I5.-The celebrated suit
Tor $4,000 damages brought against
Representative f. b. Morse, of Canton,
Mass, by Mrs. Helen M. Cougar, the
temperance and woman suffrage advo-
sate, of Lafayette, Ind. terminated last
night I'm victory for the defendant. The
hury, after being out one hour and forty
1--WE minutes, rendered verdict of ac-
auittal. Hon. Harvey Sheppard, Mrs.
Cougars counsel, Immediately made APP
plication for a new trial. Representative
Morse was congratulated on all sides, and
cordially invited the jurors to call on him
II they sh ould ever 60 Washington.