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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
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babe en- BeiOltnius itsrre enO Jraut.
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ueo rs WtiQioner.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06
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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-06

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TELEGRAPHIC BREvITIES.

Ore has been struck in Bull mountain tun-
nel at Cripple Creek, Col, which assays
$1,000 to $4,000 per ton.
A Missouri Pacific south-bound passenger
train was fired into by five supposed train
robbers near Monett, Kan, last night
A bill has been introduced in the Missis-
sippi Legislature to establish and maintain
a home for aged, INDECENT and infirm Con-
federdte veterans.
The residence of NJ. d. Shetterby. an old
soldier, near West Lodi, o., burned Thurs
day night. During the excitement Shelter
by dropped dead of heart disease.
A West Madison-street lodging house, at
Chicago, known as the Ironsides Hotel, has
been quarantined and its one hundred in
mates put under police guard because of an
outbreak of smallpox in the place.
At Atlanta, Ga, yesterday, Judge Pardee
sentenced Louis Redwine. defaulting as
Bank, for a term of six years in the CO.
lumbus, o.. penitentiary, he having pleaded
guilty TO the eElbeZZlement of $4,000
bridge near Savannah, ILL.,, returning home,
Thursday night on a handcar, were run
down by a stock-yards switch engine. Z.
CT. Anderson was killed, John Anderson
was seriously and Nels. Peterson and John
Swanson less seriously injured.
Robert Mcclure, ex-agent of the Law and
Order League, of western Pennsylvania,
was sentenced, at Pittsburg, yesterday, to
pay a fine of S25 and undergo an imprison-
ment in the county Jail for sixty days.
The crime for which Mcclure was SEN
fenced was conspiracy to defraud the city
while agent for the league.
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Does 1t Concern You:

Does it concern you whether not you
have a luxuriant growth of hair. beard or
mustache? Possibly ii may be that you dc
not consider good growth of hair any
benefit to you. Not only as an adornment
to the human body but also as a protection
to health. IL stands second to none other
attribute of the system. To fill their posi-
tons in business and society men should
take care of their hair the same as the
women If old Father Time has left you a
skating rink instead of pature'S boon you
should delay no time until you are salts
fed that you cannot be cured. An exam
ination will cost you nothing, and provid-
ing your scalp contains follicles your case
will be pronounced durable and you will
be treated under guarantee to cure or
ask no pay. A trifie spent now will save
you years of worry and expense. Call or
write Prof. c.. Birkholz. 164 North Della
ware street
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-13
4 Worlds Fair Calendar.

Anyone who has ever seen one of the
Keeping INCREASINGLY At 1t" Calendars
issued by y. w. Aver & Son. Newspape:
Advertising Agents Philadelphia, is ever
afterward very hard 10 please.
That for 1894 is a rare combinat ton of
beauty and utility-large enough TO be seen,
handsome enough to be admired and sensi-
bic enough TO be respected. He would in
deed be a queer person who would be un-
willing TO keep steady company" with
il for year.
We would call this "a worlds fair edi-
ton because of its numerous references
to that wonderful event. Its ingenious sug-
gestion on this subject will doubtless be
helpful TO many who visited The White
City
1t is easy to credit the statement that an
increasing number of these calendars is sold
each year The price delivered (and we'll
dellveredl. post paid To any address is %
cents-evldently tariff for protection only,
as at this inquire there can be no profit in
IL for the publishers.
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will take place early in the spring. The
Queen Of England will be present at the
ceremony.
Several postal officials and a number of
prominent citizens of the Russian frontier
towns OF Rudnik and Raszlxa have been
arrested on the charge of circulating Nj
hilist literature. issued by the students of
the Warsaw University.
At Berlin, yesterday. John Harden, OF
Washington, and Frank Glover of San
Francisco, were sentenced each to thirty
months imprisonment after being con-
victed or swindling number OF jewelers.
in Berlin.
The Journal des DebatS, of Paris, eX-
presses the hope that the French govern
ment will not omit to take the requested
measures regarding the interests Of French
exhibitors at Chicago, and says that the
government should even resort to legal
action should the Americans refuse to pay
the damage done or to make an able
arrangement of some description.
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Rife and Machine-Gun Due5.

MONTEVIDEO, Jan. PA correspond
ent in Rio sends word that lively rifle
ard machine gun duel has been fought be-
tween the rebel launches and the govern
ment troops on shore, in front of the Saude
storehouse. The fighting continued for two
hours and many were wounded in the fusil-
lade Shot and shell fell in several parts
of the city. The rebel ships Tamandare
and Jupiter engaged the forts on the
Nictheroy side, while the forts at the en-
trance of the bay fired Forts Vile
gaignon and CobraS. During the engage
ment a shell was exploded near the United
States war ship Detroit but no damage
was done.
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Losses by Fire.

MILWAUKEE,, Jan. l2-Fire at $50
O'Clock this morning in the Cream City Ho-
tel drove the guests out in their niaht
clothes. All escaped without injury except
a woman named Chrums aged eighty
years, whose charred remains were found
in her bed The damage to the building
was slight
CHATTANOOGA Tenn Jan IA fire
in the Southern Hotel building at II O'clock
last night resulted in an estimated loss of
500 eco. The Peoples Grocery Company
wholesale, lost $4,000 The hotel lost So.
co., Insuranc of grocery company $50 600:
hotel fully insured.
CHICAGO. Jan. 12-Three grain elevators
and two malt houses belonging 20 the firm
of Curtis & Bemis were DESTROYED bv fire.
tonight. The building, with 100000 Bushels
of grain they contained, represent a loss of
100000. which is fully covered by insur-
ance.
AT Cincinnati last night H. a. Louden.
who recently lost his position as travelling
man for Russell, Morgan & Co. of TINS
city, committed suicide by shooting. He
left copy OF a letter TO his sweetheart
SAYING he had lost all hope for success in
life
CUMBERLAND, Nd, Jan. i2.-Fire this
morning swept the town of Davis Tucker
county, West Virginia. Seven stores two
dwelling houses. one opera house and large
stocks OF lumber were destroyed. Loss
about $4,000
JERSEY CITY, N j., jan R.-The Erie
repair shops, with a number of cars and
locomotives. were destroyed BY fire this
evening. The loss is $l02.5G0.
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Confession of n Train Robber.

PADUCAH, KY, Jan. 12.-Jack Brown,
the Bardwell train robber who turned
States evidence against William OBrien
and Joseph Breckenridge, was brought to
safe keeping. 1t was feared that o. Brier
and Breckenridge would kill him If he was
permitted to remain in theWickliffe jail,
as they had made such threats. His confess
sion not only makes out a clear case
against them in the Illinois Central robbery
at Bardwell but also in the Laketon rob-
berry on the Mobile & Ohio road, a few
miles from Bardwell, a year previous.
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AnDrOYel bY SafOlli.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12-Mgr. Satolli
has written a letter to Father P. A Bart,
advocating in the Catholic and secular
press the holding of church property by
trustees chosen by the clerical corpora
tons, and opposing the plan of vesting the
title to such property in the bishops. This
question has been much agitated both in
New York and in the West. and those
been bitterly denounced by partisans of
the older method.
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BrickIayers and MasOns.

OMAHA, Neb., Jan. 12s-The session of
the International Bricklayers' and Masons
Union to-day was devoted TO the hearing
of the report of the grievance committee.
The report was withheld from the public,
but it was said by the press committee that
all differences had been adjusted to the
satisfaction of ell the interested parties.
the committee on review of subordinate
unions submitted thSir report in relation
To the existing troubles between the CHI
cago union and the international union, and
recommended that steps be taken looking
to q reconciliation on certain conditions.
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by mortgages being filed and by oral evil
dence. treats gold in the contract as COM
modify He stipulates 10 give the borrower
a certain quantity of bullion. Each six
months the borrower is TO deliver to him
certain quantity of bullion. The borrower
then valves his right TO bullion and accepts
the money of the country. IL, when the con-
tract expires, legal tender or the money of
the country has deprecated Mr.. Case will
it. The words money and interest do
not appear in the mortgage.
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The Discoverer of ChIoroform.

CHICAGO Jan. 12.-Ossian Guthrie, a
well-known civil engineer: received word
thority in such matters, has, in the Apothe-
ker Zeitung, one of the most prominent
pharmaceutical journals of Europe, conced-
ed the priority Of the discovery OF chloro-
form to DR.. Samuel Guthrie, of Sacketts
Harbor, n. y. Ossian Guthrie is a grandson
of DR.. Samuel Guthrie. Heretofore the
with Liebig, of Germany, and Soubeiron,
of Franco
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Obituary.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 12.-News was re
ceived here to-day from Cairo, Egypt, of
the death of B. II. Warder, for some years
a resident of this city and also prominent
manufacturer of agricultural implements at
Springfield, o.
BERLIN, Jan. ia dispatch from
Fulda, HesseNassau, announces the death
of Bishop Weyland.
BONN JAN 12-Herr Won Freedom,
founder of the Maritime Observatory at
Hamburg is dead.
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SECOND

SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Pennsylvania and Vermont streets,
Rev. Joseph A. Milburn pastor. Com
munion and reception OF new members
1913 a m; preaching 40 y. m: Sunday
school 9:45 a. m; Young Peoples Society
of Christian Ende2vOr Gas p. m; prayer
meeting Thursday evening, 100. Public
cordially invited.
MEMORIAL PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
Corner Of Christian avenue and Ash
street, Rev. Frank o. Ballard pastor.
Public worship tomorrow at 1890 a IN.
and 7:45 p. m; Sunday School at 9:l5 a.
M; Young Peoples Society OF Christian
Endeavor at Gas D. m; topic for evening
sermon, "Christs Programme" evening
worship at 7:45 during the week OF prayer;
strangers without a church home are cor
daily invited TO all the services.
TABERNACLE CHURCH-Corner OF Me-
ridian and Second streets, Rev. j. A.
Rondthaler. ID. D., pastor. Rev. w. B.
Durham. associate pastor. Preaching by
the pastor al 1920 a. m. Sunday school
2:l5 p. m. Y. =. s. C. T. 3:s5 p m. Preach
ing by the associate pastor In Mt. jackson
Chapel at 1880 a m, and in West Wash,
ing street Chapel at 7:S0 y. Ia
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gregatiOnaI.

PEOPLES CONGREGATIONAL Church
Corner of Michigan and Blackford streets.
Preaching tomorrow at 1890 a. m. and
7:90 p. m. by the pastor, Rev. James NJ.
Lewis. Special music has been provided
for the morning service. Sunday school
at 2 p. m. Y. p. s. c. Z. at 3:15 p. m.
Services will be held in the church every
evening, excepting Tuesday, next week, at
7:i5
PLYMOUTH CHURCH-Corner Meridian
and New York streets, Frederic T.. Dew
hurst minister. Sunday school $3.50. morn
ing service 1915. a song service by the
pupils Of the Institute for the Blind will
be given in the evening at 7:30.
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Catcher BENNETT Nny Recover.

I TOPEKA. Kan, Jan. 12.-Charles Ben
nett the Boston catcher, suffers great pain,
but his physicians state there are no longer
any SYMPTOMS of a fatal termination re-
sulting from the great shock caused by the
amputation of both legs. His wife is help
ing care for him. John Clarkson, the Cleve-
land pitcher, is also with him. They had
planned an extensive hunting trip and would
have started in a few days. Bennett can
scarcely speak of his great misfortune with
out weeping bitterly.
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Voted to Adjourn sine Die.

DENVER, Col, Jan. 12.-The State Senate
this afternoon, by a vote of 20 to II. adopt
ed the majority report of the committee
appointed to consider the Governors mes
sages, recommending immediate adjourn
ment of the extra session. y joint resolu-
ton to adjourn sine die was adopted and
sent to the House. where it may be passed
tomorrow. Representative Kellon's resolu-
ton repudiating the Governors schemes OF
coming State money and importing Mexican
dollars, after a long debate, was adopted
by 81 vote of "A to IS.
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The California Fair.
San Francisco Chronicle.

cdII IdIICISCO NHTUNICIt.
Every promise made in connection with
the fair has been more than redeemed,
and the only sentiment which takes possess
sion of the visitor from abroad, when he
first catches sight of the buildings in the
midwinter fair grounds is one of amaze
ment that SO much has been accomplished
in SO short q time and with SO little beat
ing of drums and sounding of trumpets.
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Christian.

CENTRAL CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Corner
of Delaware and Walnut streets. ID. r.
Lucas pastor. At 10:45 a. m. Rev. j. III.
Hardin, national secretary Of the General
Christian Missionary Convention. will
preach. At 7:45 p. m. a sermon on Be
ginning at Jerusalem" by the pastor
Sunday school, $50 a m, How
ard Gale superintendent; Y. p. S. c. E.,
Junior Society, a. m; Senior Society, $50
p. m. Miss Addie Raisback leader. All
are welcome
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A Crank Given Two Years.

NEW YORK, Jan. 12.-George a. Roth,
the crank who fired two bullets through
Demonico's windows, was sentenced to-day
TO two years in Sing Sing. He said that If
allowed to go free, he would mend his ways,
but that Imprisonment would make him a
greater enemy of society when released.
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Mrs Lense Demands Her SALARY.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. 12.-Mrs. Mary E.
Lease to-day applied to State Auditor
Prather for her voucher for last months
salary as president of the State BoarI of
Charities, but Mr. Prather declined to COM
ply with her request on account of the ac-
ton taken by Governor Lewelling TO secure
her removal. Mrs. Lease announced she
will institute mandamuS proceedings in the
Supreme Court to compel the auditor TO
issue the voucher
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FOR SALE.
CHURCH NOTICES.
Itapffs

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH-Northeas
corner of New Jersey and Pennsylvania
streets. The pastor, Rev. w. f. Taylor
will preach at 1915 a. m, and 7:45 p. m
Sunday school, $3.50 a. M: Young Peo-
pies prayer meeting, go p. m: regular
prayer meeting, Thursday evening. All
cordially invited to these services.
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CnbIe Notes.

NJ. Challemel Lacour has been reelected
President OF the French Senate.
a fresh Cabinet crisis exists i'm Servia
The King is comforting with the Opposition
leaders
The Jesuit College of Antwerp has been
destroyed by fire. The loss is estimated
at 100000 francs
The marriage OF the Grand Duke of
Hesse and the Princess Victoria, of Coburg,
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Episcopal.

ST. PAULS CHURCH-New York and ILL.,
nois streets, c.. A. Christensen, rector.
Holy communion, $40 a m; Sunday
sermon. 10:45 n m; evening prayer and
sermon. 7:30 p. m. The rector will preach
morning and evening.
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severe Fighting In Africa.

CAPETOWN. Jan. 12.-There has been
severe fighting in Pendoland. Chief Patakele
was repulsed with heavy loss The fighting
may be renewed al any moment. II is re-
ported that a number of white travellers
from Zambesi have been murdered at In
yoya by the Matabeles.
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Americans Returning Home.

SOUTHAMPTON, Jan. R.-The British
steamship Clyde. from Pernambuco, hav-
ing on board Lieut.. John j. Conway and
forty seamen, who formerly formed part
of the crew of the dynamite cruiser Mic
theroy. arrived here to-day. Upon arrival
the American sailors went for a walk in
the streets. Suddenly, one of them, known
as Dick" Wilson, said to be of New York,
fell dead the sidewalk. The body was
conveyed to a morgue. Wilson appeared
long mustache and was dressed in Bra
lillian sailor uniform Lieutenant Conway
and his detachment will leave for New
York tomorrow, on board the American
steamer New York
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GENERAL FOREIGN NEWS.
British Critics Worried Over Uncle
Sam,s Financial Condition..

LONDON. Jan. 12.-The Pail Mall Gazette
this afternoon says: THE United States
Is in a much worse way than Great Brit
ain, seeing that Secretary Carlisle esti-
mates a deficit OF more than five times
our own. He might stave off the trouble
for short time by issuing bonds, but after
that the prospect is as black as ever, and
the situation affords a beautiful chance for
the Republicans"
The Times says: Howard Vincent has
returned from prolonged lecturing tour in
South America and the West Indies. He
says that he was much struck by the mag
nitude Of the British interests in South
America and with the paramount impor-
tance of their adequate protection by sea.
The lectures he delivered in the West Indies
met with special sympathy on account of
the total failure of the reciprocity arrange
ments made with the United States under
the Mckinley tariff act"
The Financial News, referring TO the pro-
posed American loan, says that IL is la
mentable confession on the part of a cOun-
try whose treasury was full four years ago.
It adds that no doubt that such a loan
would readily be absorbed in the United
States, but that If any was left over it
would find haven in this country.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1894-01-13
ROBERTS PARK NJ E. North
New Church.

NEW CHURCH CHAPEL (SWEDEN-
BORGIANl-23S North Alabama street.
Sunday School, $50; worship and sermon,
1915 Subject OF sermon: How Much
Owest Thou unto My Lord2" Evening
lecture at 7:30. Subject: Hell; What is
it, and who go there?''