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Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27
Statsuto,topol.

9pab er ben bebite Maabe, bporpaa
ri fan tontrollere Salset al beruienbe
9ritte? Seq for min Sci tror, at ben
bebite Mlnate nilbe odre, at Staten tog
fig al betbele, omtreut iom bet Ct orb
net i SDt Caroline. Seq ier af 8laz
oene, at af Duerftuobet 9aar SO pr.
Gent til Staten, rs pr, Gent til Gounz
tiet % rs pr. Gent til 8ben. Dette er
lite noset NIT for Stanbinauerne; oa
bet pilbe b1ipe omtrent bet lamme iom
8olaesipitemet / Mor9e os Sperise.
Den ameritanite Da9spresie bespnber
MI at omtale SDitelnet meo @eluilje,
% ber fan nare Saab ont at faa uebtaz
get Nise 2ope, at 8perae lelu tunbe ouerz
taee @alset af beruienbe 9ritte. @i
ian It'll {. Gts. tdnte %, at Sersus Sails
babbe ct wholesale house for ber,1z
lenbe Dritte % cit SOP, iom beitemte, at
ber life itulbe idlses minore enb en- pint
% life mere enb gallons til enManb
os- ia &pinben n.aa naturlispis lite
faa Brdnbepin, ion in9en Stemmeret
far. 8ranbeuinsublal9et burbe aabz
nes ST., utte um Morsenen o8 luftes
&l. iDu Gften, 9ette pilbe sipe Nrbeiz
beren ! 8perue en- 4ime efter enbt Dag
uart til at ti6be it 8rdnoepin, % 8ant<
6rer % anbre &ontormdnb, iom Mlz
minbelisbeb futter &l. fire gftm., pilbe
faa ndien tire Elmer. 9ette, ipnes
mig, burbe tilfrebsiil(e baabe rig ue
fattto. Sec itulbe 6uite at fe benue
Gag bistutereti Mpiierne, i Garmeral<
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27
TO- -.
Advert1 rs:

"RoDHUGGEREN" is the only Scan
dinavian labor and farmer journal
in the northwest, and its editors
and publishers, T. OFTEL1E, Fer
gus Falls, and OLE E. HAGEN,
Crookston, are themselves labor
crs, who have for years been work.
ing for the emancipation of toll
and a just remuneration. to the
producer and wealth creator of
the land. If advertisers want to
reach the farmer and laborer, ad-
vertise in the "Rodhuggeren". Al
though only ID weeks old the cir
culation is as large as that of any
other paper in northern Mimi, and
our lists are growing at the marve-
lous rate of 100 new subscribers
every week. If you want the
trade of the laborers you want to
advertise in the "Rodhuggeren"
andy you will get value received for
your money so invested.
TORKEL OFTELIE,
OLE E. HAGEN
Editors & Publishers.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27
Toritie4t8e NDbeoer.

81 giper "Mobbu8seren' 3 Maaz
neoer for rs Gents. 9pormanse er bet,
iom uil benptte fig al &nleoninseu?
Sen meset omtalte 8os, "@iscon=
iinbibelen", er nu bleuet u6sipet paanp
af @bwaro 0aoie=Gansen, 377, Mtilz
tua,lfee Nue, @btcaso, gu. Sen foiter
80 Gents. Canine 6orlesser bat o9z
laa ubsipet "@soies 6eiltaselier", af
Snserloll.
:'9en @tano, lom itjeler en Get
Mel, for at frelie fin @uitru os fine
8ern fra 9un9ersbeoen er Ell Tpu, os
ienbes Gensiel; men ben @turf, iom
reper fine Ore for Euiinber er en ST.
nancier os ienbes til &oneresien."
S9uatius 9onneup.
8lanbt benz, lom er repne bot af
Merpef feberen @ranb Sorts, er en- ,1ns
baabefulb Manb, @ilef 8isrse, ubbanz
net fra 1llmanns Tolfebbiitole / Gel
jorb. !6an bar saat / &potbeterlere,
iiben Fan fom bio, os en- Eib par ban
@ebaftBr af "9eoro Dafota Soften" i
@raf fton.
5. s. Sirior, @inbal, itriper til % !:
Seq bar isjen nosle 8uibels 9pebe, %
iaa lnart jes faor soc pr. 8ulb, ital
"&obbus9eren" faa fit Dollar. Seq
iaa en- Snbienber i Deres 8lab ubtale
9nitet ONT at faa 9fopeller / 8la6et.
Seq beber Saskatchewan life at agte paa
iaabanne @giter, tbi jes tror be ct falite
os Bat til 9eniist at iueffe 8labet.
Mopeller nadnsler III life, men 8(abe iou1
Robbusseren" ntansfer pi besperre.
JreebDrn County er bet bebit orsa=
nilerte County meb 9enipn til Meieriz
britt Miunelota. gountiet bat 49,
I43 &ibr os % cozuperatipe @eparatur
Meierier. S bet fOrlsbne &ar ct ber
/ @ountiet probuceret 2,55O,O00 @unb
Smbr, oerb efter @jenneminttspriien
mootaset 100000 Zen balp Millien
9ollars), o9 bet meite af bet ct iofst
paa gitcus Marfeber, os Hensene berz
fur fomne birette / &robucentens 2om=
mer. (Rock County News.)
THE FREETH1NKERs' MAGAZINE
for March is a Prof. Tyndall Me-
mortal Number. 1t contains ar
ticles on the late Prof. John Tyn-
dali from Prof. Huxley, George
Jacob Holyoake, Moncure D. Con-
way, and Charles Watts of Eng
land; Elizabeth Cady Stanton,
Parker Pillsbury, Prof. c. de B.
Mills, Prof. A. L. Rawson, T. B.
Wakeman, and B. F. Underwood
of this country. Price, 20 cents.
Address, FREETHINKERs' MAGA-
ZINE, Buffalo, N. Y.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27

lancer os paa ale Steoer, bpor 9asens
Sp6rsmaal er oppe It'll 8ebanblin9,
Seq tror, bet er ct Sp6rsmaal, 1om forz
tjener Dpmdrtiombeb. Saar ri bet f6rit
paa @lib, iaa 1fal bet NOT saa,
q. 6. Mnberlon.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27
7Sra oct Solrt9e Spoen.

6r. &ebatter
9a mango bar bebt mig pm OplDsz
ming ansaaenbe @pben pil jes sipe en-
8eifripelie at Be @sne, jes beigste, for>
nemmelis 2o,urence County, Sennz
neslee.
9ette County lisser lanss 9eorbz
srenbien af sllabama os er rist be-
bofset -n.eb Sfos. Sc Greiurter, iom
tforstontmer bpppisit e. bpib, rpo, fort
os faftanje- @s, tire Slass slsp os &a=
itanjer Mensbe.
gountpet 1isser paa bet iaatalbte
Cumberland Blateau. "G6e Sigh
lanbs" "9enneslee 8arrens" er be-
tjenbte @teber for solfet i @pben ps
blep ierlt iettlet omfrins 9laret 1910.
Spiben oper Sapet Ct omfrins 100
Sob. @pfolt os andre iGste op til bette
Spilanb for at bpile uo us fomnle bort
fra be plasiomme @eOititoes pao 9opz
lanoet. Manse at bisie Soft bplatte
fig ber us besDnbte Sormins Os @tosz
britt. 8efoltninsen forpsebes bog life
r,eset burtis fpr fur untrent 10 s(ar IL
ben; r1,en iiben bar Solt itremmet til, bar
bpsset fig 9jem, peret ipsiellat meb
Sarn.ins, 8ersuarfsorift, Sernbaneanz
leg, brepet 8antforretnins, Smelteoune,
@tembrub meb III. III, @aalebes er
2atprence County blet EFT Sci af bet
Iaafalbte "traole Sbben".
@anbet ber er ttfe af minbit 8etbbz
ming, Gnbper Tarm bat talrise &il=
Der, bpor @anbet fpber baabe tprt os
paabt @eir os er altib blsbt, bporfor
mani life bebgper at iamle &esnoanb til
at pa1te meb. Sunbre6er af 8pfolt BE-
Ipser @ummertotun, 2atprence County,
bper CONNER for at britfe bette @anb
os inbaanbe Ben rene 2uft os fp1er fig
altib uebertpaset al ct laabant 0pbolb.
Seq iaa mango, oer feb af Eerins, Np@
reipsbom eller &atarrb, fomme fig burz
tia bet. Mfan fan life anbet enb beun=
bre ben Goranbrins til BET bebre, iom er
cit 6plss al at briffe bette. rene, tolbe
&ilbepanb. Summertuwn fit fin fprie
"@tart" fra en Slide 8pens Centrum,
fra bpilten oper 800 Menneiter faar fin
baslise 6oripnins af 9ritfeponb, os oer
ct not iejen til at oripe tire itore Gag
brus, iom er opfprt itrats nebenfor
8pen. Meb 9rpnt @ras be1e @interen
os meo ri9elis Goripnin9 al sobt @anb
fan &reature, @riier % 6aar 9aa nbe
9laret runbt, os naar be ct 9amle moi
til at ienbes paa Marfebet, brinser be
@ieren Ell sob Gotjeneite. Seq I'll ber
fortelle ont en 5armer, meb bpem je9
Ct pel fjenbt, 1om ct, 9pit io1ste IA @ri<
Ier ps S "@teers", iom ale tiliammen
life bapbe foitet bam puer So. 9ette
taller pel for 2aturence County iom ct
Gteo for &reaturapl. &reaturerne ienz
bes ub for at finbe fit Spbe ielp om
@interen. Ser ct srpnt @res lanss
be talriee Glpe % 8efte, | Stostrat %
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27
Sit "NtaQtte''

gil "Maene": pare iaa lnil at for
flare naite SO. al "@obbusseren" !,
bpab ban mener meb &binbens Gri9j6z
relie., Stal buni alt udre li8eitiQet
meb Manben, eller ei. Dette er, bpab
jeg 5nier at pite. Sens ! &roeen.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27
9r. 2et9ett

81. 9et0ett
pil pere MotbiaD for at mobtage
SD8ebei6s ben 6te STARTS. | 6ersuS
SAILS ben 7be, / Mfbbp ben 8bt % i
Gpansnille ben 9be MartS.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27
Tarnterne / 9otp,t Of Vol=
Den or8antierer fig MOB
Ma8etfarlene.

II
ST. &ebaftpr! pil Sc bore al ben
@obbeo at inbtase fMsenbe / "@oobus-
geren":
Mebborsere! 9et er Grebens
sDlbne Eiber vi mi 1eper /. 2an6etS
@enner bebeper life at labe fit 9jertes
Blob ftren1me paa Slasmarfen for at
perne om be biemlise 9lrner, @aabenz
braset, &anontor6enen er for lanse T.
ben foti itummet iblanbt bisle tuien fa9re
@iem; bet ifulbe iDnes, iom pm enbper
nu funbe ii66e trD9 paa fin Sue. =
Ds bog er bette ifte iaa, III bar en-
5ien6e, en- farlis, en- mestis Sienbe,
Qaserfarlen.
Guieners bjemlise 9ptfe bar ban pbez
last, Euiener bar fan brepet bort fra
ben fjare samle "9ometeab". boor Gaz
milien lob iaa mango t11nse Nrbei6sbase,
iaamanse ltore Speb6raaber, men Os
iaa mango glade lbffelise 9a9e bag
fig.
Euleners 9jem, Euieners 2Dtte pi1
ban enbnu ruinere, ONT ban llantafet
faar fare frem paa i,n itamlpie Serb. :,
Set ct iblanbt benz, iom1 bebre for
itaar at benptte Be srope, ilibte 9anber
til erlist baarbt Mrbeibe, enb Sopebet
til Spi9 os 8ebras ban sraslerer perf,
ib1anbt Garmerne, oen probuceren6e
&las1e, bele Samfun6ets @runbpolb,
alerperit ,naalfe bla1tbt eber, mine
2anbsmenb.
Set er life tomt @aas, BET ber fares
rneb, Oct ct Ilpor, bet ct life at trefte
paa @milbaanbet ab, bet er &ienbsgier=
ninser, baarreiienbe &jenbsejerninser ;
ber er en-:
Ser Eo,unet laante en- Mano, @pltet
1889, paa 9eote $40 af en pelfjenbt
8ant pel at merte, til os meb Soften
1892 bapbe ban paa beune Mote betalt
$66 fortant;, - men iad bar Der ba bel
lite itort isien af 9eoten beller ba?
sla 10, 1ibt, ben bat ba paa $50, iitebetz
for 1om ba 9aanet toses paa $40,
$76 foite6 BET ham altiaa at BRUCE $40
Il fire Iar. How is that? 6pem
blir iaa fatti9, os bpem blir rig?
6plten '94 blep Man6en bubt Gornbz
elle for $25. Ser 9omn Of 6olben
bapbe ri Mpbe @asens slnlebnins
ibas, os bleo Be- elluttet, at ri life uil6e
lisse file us labe os burtis os iiffert
b1pbe tiloebe, nten orsanilere %, us
meb 2anbets 2ope at itaa op os pope en-
9Dit meb 8lu6luserne.
@i sipr bette / 9aab on,, at andre
Eoiuns, 6ois 8eboere bar fplt Tiserens
&lpr, osiaa pil orsoniiere fig us itille
fig i &etferne. St III enise, saar BET!
- Dette er life mine Orb, men Menbs,
iom fjen6er @asen tilbunbs.
&eb Subifriptton inbfom $4.35, p9 IS
ct inoiamlet fgr ber / Eutunet til iamme
0iemeb, bpi1fe allerebe er i 8rus. -
Set er bog ifte @ense, uen @nisz
+ eb, bet ber bope6iaselie tommer an
paa, @nisbeb sjpr itert.
en- Manb fan intet sjpre mob en- laa
me9tis 6ienbe, e Eomn er tl,n Tibet, ,nen
bli meb allei a nj men, S, font peb
S fat li6t l1ret! 8lip oslaa meb s,
iom unbsit at bli reoet tilblobs, for BE-
res Stplb, iom bet git perre meb, os
Seiren er por. @nisbe6 9isr tert!
Solben, Minn., lobe Sebr. '94.
Sob. Mmunbion.
SbenftaQenbe 8reb b(eb fgr1t ,ienbt til
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8t8te.

Seg ipnscr for en- eneite,
ON osiaa aue b6rer paa,
% bare beune eneite
fan iau9en belt foritaa.
Ren s, ium b6rer itprt ocns tlana;
for bar ei benne clleite,
ipm bate MI min tpnetran9.
oa fit s insen fang.
ct peien ei ben beneite,
iorerenet siennem alIe Der.
loo er ben bog ben enefte.
iom fommer sanife ndr.
Na, 9obe bierter, itprt 9oert orb.
iaa be nlaa bli be eneftc
belle fjdrlisbebens Tor.
ium bun af tidrtet tror.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27

Min un8c eIifop bdrer fl6r.
Jor mig bun t5iter bet us Ter
af Dine, insen amen amer,
be itraaler, imelter, fpdrger, matter: =
n,en II6ret for, ftratS nosen Ter!
Nlt eubt, ium to er enc nm,
bar tnefulb pnbe, be1tgbeb.
ut lipets Ganse ldn9sler m6bes
to. iom iidl iidI sienf6tes,
CT it6rite Iptfc, iorben peb.
Men boorfor bdrer bun iaa flor
us buffer bet uben lpb,
- -iont itulbe brittle benoes bidrte?
GOrbi bet udpet ct al imerte.
iapn % ansit er al Dor frbb.
III .. 8j5rnions npe Tortduins, "Gn 0as".)
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1894-02-27

0penitaaenbe 8reu blep fgrt ienbt til
&ebattbren al l1seblabet, men blep af
bam 1enbt tilbase til Gfienberen. S en-
Spl9eitripelie til us flyer Mr. Qmuno=
fen, at ber paa ct Mlliancemsbe / Eotun
Of So1ben ben 22be bs. blep beIluttet at
ienbe 8reuet uforanbret til "@obbugses
rem meb 8esjarius om Dptaeelie.
Samtibis pplpier por Sn6ienber, at s.
g. Sobnion er pal9t til Gprnanb
for Drsaniiattonen. 8ibrag til Sagen
fan lenbes til bam unber Nbresie: Sea<
ming, Minn.
@i bar fbr m,ebbelt om benue Gag os
pil Blot MI tilfeie, at ri omfatter ben
meb Snteresie us Sbmpatbi. 8i bar
fortiben in9en nerre 2anbeplaee enb
Na8erfarlene. Nanr 1l(pene blir altfor
nar9aaenbe, anitiqer ,,,an &tapja9ter,
,nen albris bar bisie @oobpr sjort iaa
tnesen Stabe iom lllue Menneleitit.
telie. @eb.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-09
a S ARP BRITISH TREK.
Exemption From Forfeiture Granted Canadian
Sealers in The Present Sill

WAsuINGroN, April S.-Confrmstion
given by cable dispatches from London TO
The statement previously received with it,
credu,ity, that the Behring SEA bill, intro-
ducet and passed to second rcadieg in the
Britt III Pdriiamect, Contained a clause ex-
enpIing from forfeiture Csnadi4n vessels
which had already sailed, has caused as-
constituent in state department circles. In
dignation is expressed Inst suCh duplici.y
could have been practiced upon the United
States by the Bri' SD officials who have re-
Gently given every appearance of agreeing
TO our position in the matter.
lt is declared that our own bill was
buried through Congress Only after Sir
Julian Pauncefote had given his adherence
to our contention that the deci ion of the
Paris Tribunal went into effect upon its an
nOuncement and that the willful destruction
of seals should be prevented til, season.
The exception il the British bill, it is CON
tended, viiiates the entire agreement and it
is stated that The United States has already
requested sn explanation AMI correction
of the statute.
Sir Julian Paunceforte called to see
Secretary Gresham in regard t. the matter
this morning and was referred to the secrc-
tary's hotel, where Mr.. Gresham is confined
to his room by indisposiiion.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-09
OPIUM saUsslEas CAUGHT.
Three Of the Eoldest in TIE Business Captured
al Buffalo.

BrFFALo, n. Y. April s-one of the
boliest bands Of opium smuggle,s in the
country was broken up this morning by The
arres. Of Charles Krnnedy. George Hender-
son aid El~&rd Paterson. believed to tie
three of the cieverest en- iggiers that oper-
ale between the Canadian frost-er and
American border. The u tied Stats su
tho.ities sn1 police in tbs city, Detroit,
Cleveland AMI Erie have been looking for
lbrm over SIX months.
TIE three men were arrested jGst after
they he'd dropped several packages into the
cellar Of Chinese supply store on Division
street. Offers were watching the store,
having learned tia. heavy consignment OF
opium was on the way TO TIL city. Tie
men refused TO make sny statement. All
were we'll dressed I'D had plenfy of money.
They took iheit arrest cooliy.
The police found OYER 400 pounds Of
opium concealed IL the store. All OF itws 8
wrapped ia newspapers printed at Var
eouyer. Il G. The OF lam was es imstad to
be worth $1,000. The daty would b. sle q
pounf. The Cinnamon who run the place
are named Wiag, Wong and Lee They
sciped hut the police expS C. to catch them.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-09
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from the North. East,
South and West.

&c ar es F. Morrill,, cashier of Marches
RS three wrecked financial institutions, is
said TO be in Peru.
Willism Godft Goldschmidt, conspicu-
Gus Hamburg solicitor, has gone 10 South
America with 800 900 marks belonging to
other persons.
Fire in the Cry goods store of T. & W.
i. Csrnehsn, Findlsy, Ohio, Sunday. de-
stroyeh the stock on Il G first floor. Loss,
$4,000; covered by insurance.
4 tidal wave recently swept the eastern
coasts of the island of Hawaii, causing con-
siderable damage. The volcano of Kilauea
Is in state of violent eruption.
Fire broke cut n the drying room of Holt
( Bugbee's lumber yard, East Cambridge
Saturday, and in l-ss than tao hours hsd
spread over nearly ali the yard ard destroyed
lumber to the value of sljO, 1000.
The steamer Australia, which arrived at
San Francisco, Saturday. brings Honolulu
sdvices to March 81. Tie American Union
party has divided into tao sections over the
further admission of As attic lsborers.
St. Augustine's Roman Catholic chnrcn,
Franklin avenue and sJefIerson street,
Morrisiana, n. Y, was burned, Sunday
nigh. The FIRE was discovered Is minutes
after the congreg cation had left the church.
The origin of the fire was unknown. Two
tiremen were injured. Los, $50 COZ;
partly insured.
The famous Charter Oak stake, at Hart
ford, guarantee ed TO be not less than So
COO. will be offered this year for the 12ih
lime for 2.l6 class tro;,iGg race for horses
~, l. : ut -
park the week preceding the grand circuit
meeting at Fleetwood. O,her stakes and
purses VIII be announced at the usual time
All of the big Worlds Fair buildings
were sold st 8 private sale by the South
Park commissioners, Saturday. L. C.
Garrett, So. Lsuis contractor, bought the
lot for So SEQ. This purcha.c includes
the grest Manufacturers building, Machin-
cry hall, and the buildings Of Administra-
ton, Electricity, Mines, Agriculture, Fish
cries and Transportation.
Saturday Horace bennett, who keeps the
Wavefly honse, about thrte miles out of
Dover, y. II , left lis house for sholt
time and when he returned Fred Kingston.
Young man. employed about the place,
vas nj sing, also about $500 in money and
trinkets amounting TO $50 more. He was
pnrsued to Portsmouth by Mr.. Dennett and
Officer Stevens OF Dover aud arrested st
house on Bow street. On being taken to
the police station and searched part of the
stolen property Was found on BIS person.
He vas taken back TO Dover and will be
arraignei on Monday
The msrrisge Of Miss Hattie Blaine TO
Mr.. Truxton Besla will take place in Wash
ingtan in the eatly simmer, and p-ep,ra-
tioos 10 that end arc nov being made.
Since the announcement. of her erg e. msnt
OF her engagement Miss Blaiae has re-
appeared in society, and has been the guest
OF homer at seveFal elaborate dinners and
other scc;sl fanc,ions. Mrs. Blaine il
living IN Washington v-ry qsieilv in the
house in WIKI h her distinguished hnsbar a
died. ard spends great ,.rsl of time in
eaH1p*ny With Gsil Hamilton in p-epurc
the ife Of the former secretary of state.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-09
HISS POLLARD As An AcTaEss.
gs;,r Bu.ierwsrih Says Tia. oniy Serhaare'
and Clara Norris Are Better.

CIxcISzATi. April s-Msjor Butter
worth, chief counsel for Col. Breckin,ilse-
arrived here Saturday, havirg s lect1re en-.
gsgament- Sreakiag about the trial, Dis
said h does nc, think that Bree k'nr:dge
ruirei man. Ssii he:
Neither Mr. Breckenridge nor his counsel
has any exclse - ofEer for his coniuc. all
the wsy through. Mis- Pollard has carried
ou: Ter threat to expose him. In msny re-
.pscts she is the most remarkable woman
=yer saw. There sre only two actresses IN
the world bettFr than she, sni they are
Sarah Berphsrls and Clara Morris. Her
sffectations during the trial were most per
sect. She acted her part well and she IN
derstood her case thoroughly. There was
no part OF il thar she dill not understand
My impression of the case is that she
was simply practising for entry upon the
stage Her human passions and stage &C
tons we're among the a;trciiye features OF
the trial. In my opinion this sui. has been
the most unfortnu ate thing that has hsp-
pznsd to this country. Oae thousand souls
xill net cotdone for the trying of the case
II had been in Judge Bradley's place Oh
the bench, The ease should ntt have been
tried. Il hs poisoned The Public mind ard
polluted society b4yoni repair. 1t is most
terrible tLlog socially
have received hundreds Of letters from
mothers, vivss and daughters not 70 per-
nit Miss Follsrd's standard of morality 10
be the accepted standard. had certain
feeling of sympathy for her, the same as
1 have alSsvs had for any woman, no mat
ter how unfortunate. have hopes that
Breckirrdge viii win the ease. ye' we had
whole houses full of weapons which We
could not nse. II Col. breckenridge loses
the ease, he has no money TO pay anybody.
Miss Pollard knows jhst; all she wanted
was 20 expose him. She has done that.
Nov the sreeches are to be heard. ]
presume that the case will end and the jury
retire for il deliberations about Wednes-
LAY afternoon. Aiier the decision of the
jnry | will give my version Of the whole in
tide history of the case. II Breckinr dye
loses, ne kill ask for new trial; unsuc
cessful in ths'. lie viii appeal. lie will not
make speech 10 the jury"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-09
COxEY'S $50 MEN
viii March Through the Riotous
Pennsylvania Coke Regions Today
ssepped ia Camp Chicago, Brownsville, sua'
csy Hish.-li in Coed Spirits.

gRowxsyItLE, Pa, April s--i.stei
s,y.s terrible march through The mud anu
rim seemed TO have lite Effect on the pat
,.i;,n Of $50 men now uaier Ccx2ys lesu
- tbav stated gu, this morning On l"nf
,,,ych over The magnificent hills OF south
western Pennsylvania with the nsusi' sooo
will. No services were held, the departure
b. ing taken At 1880, after three fon,l's
cheers by the army for the people who nae
treated them so kindly AZ Monongahsl'
City.
The march. for the most p5rs, wss over
very mean roads and was necessarily SLOW
No halt for lunch was called until this al
ternoon, when bread and bologna, without
water. was distributed. From that TINS
until after tonight the men mnutsined y
s,ead7 pace, and were very tired On u
arrival at Camp Chicsgo here.
The town coancils of Brownsville and
Bridgeport. j ,st adjoining, secured two
halls ia which 10 quarter the men. In addi-
ton they have abou, % extra policemen On
duty for the night. These were the oni,
prepars,ious made for The conling of tn
army, although it was noisiiy greeted by TIN
people gathered from towns IN the sur
rounding county.
While supper was being made read,
Coxey and Brown drew a crowd to the opei
square in Bridgeport, snd male the ususl
asily spee ches on the objects of the exped,-
ilion. 1t was nearly 10 before the men were
fed, SO they were Immediately sent TO their
quarters.
Tomorrow the march into the mountains
begins, the army reaching Unlontown BY
eveniag, unless some trouble occurs in the
disorderly coke regions, through a portion
OF which il must pass.
Ga the following day the rou:e LEAFS d.
rectly 10 tie summit OF Blue Ridge noun
tlins and from that time Until saturday,
rough mountain roads vii. be the ones
travelled. Cox-y clain's TO have no tear
OF a want of provisions on the way, but al
present rot more than tso days rati1ns are
being carried in commissary wagons.
Telegram from Uniontown states that
a supply of food had been shipped there
from Ohio for the Coxey forces. Since the
outbreak Of the dissatis fed ,lsment at Mc.
Keesp7rt, Saturday morning, but two re-
cruifs have been added to the commonweal
amy
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1894-04-09
CLARK TO RESIGN.
70 Give Up Union Pacific Management and
lake European Trip.

CHCAGo, April -Rumors were curren.
Yesterday that $. II. II. Cl,rk, president of
ihe Mon Pacific, one of the receivers and
the executive head of the company, had de-
eijed to resign as president and receiver
and completely sever bi' connection with
the company. Mr.. Clark, it i, ssil, will
leave shortly On an extended
Trip through Europe for bis
health. Upon lis return from
Europe, it il understood, he will return to
the Missouri Pacific, resamng active man
agemcnt OF the Gould Souihrest tern system
For successor TO Mr.. Clark, the name
Of w. II. Trueslale. president ard receiver
of the Minneapolis & 81. Louis Railway at
Minneapolis, is prominently mentioned.
The name OF EiEard Di kinson. at present
general r1snager of the Union Pacific, is
also mentioned