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Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

branots libel, ibst Quiet toS SIb %
neobranbte, inben Joralorene, iOm bar
beiti.-ftisebe / Marten, iunbs tomme
til SiRlp. 8srncne bar / en- glOer
ira 8 til 2 Gar.
Sfoobranbe | SDben. Stopbran
bene / grtanias, norb for Wsmpbis,
ipreoer fig meo irpatelis 5urt iOm
Jslse al ben peoparenbe 1srte. Sios
til bar Sranoen battet belle ganen fra
NariOn til Sones Gambling. en- Strat'
ming al rs Drills 9ansoe os 3 Drills
Sreobe. Selbispis er Gsnen fun tibet
opbprtet os ipuriomt b%eioltet. s
Sbelbn, ObiOn % 9ipion Counties,
Tennessee, raier Der Osiaa irpStsli8e
Stoubranbe. 2anoet 8 Wlil ueit for
Riplep er en- Wasie al 5lummer. 8Om'
nlosmurferue % Waismarterne goe'
lGe9es.
st Telegram fra @reenpiae, Nisi.,
meobeler, at ct 3r9n, labet meb Bom'
Mo, iorleoen toe Slo fra Stopbruuoen
og bleu tOtalt ~eoela9t.
On Msloins fro Nutbuib, Tenn,
flyer, at 8ranb er bruot no / oenue
G9n % breoer fig meo irpStelis 5art,
Sloen CT opitaaet peO uiOrfgti9beo.
5lere 8omulosmarter er blspen gbe.
la9t % iusen ubiist er Der til at iaa
Sloen Itanoiet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

tet staoe for So, 900, 900. Wiueleire,
WlneanlGs, 8an6es % s%tuSlano fig
ger | Iite % Mineurbeiberne % Co.
mems geboere Fpster for at reobe 9i'
oct. Cob Sia, ium bar en- 8~eiolfnins
paa 500 % lisser IA Wit peit for
Boulder, er nebbranot. Slben ipreber
fig benimob Copper 8ud, Qlimadee %
Cab 8eerfin. Saluoelen al Gienopm'
meme peb Camp 9alcOtt % ben prenIi'
tie Mine % Wsae er pbelast. Sfopsn
runot SUlo Sale er neobranot os Here
Terioner er blepen Iemt Iprbr9not.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Sins }.

Observation-Disclosures. ct. Ysters'
burg, l3oe RoUember. Joa9 blsu ai'
ten meo G5arens Sig isrt sieunem
8pens @aOsr / itorartet grpce8iOn.
Ollie "Opens &ir.etioIter tIemtsoe O5
&anonituo aifprsoe3 bUert WiHut.
8rOce5IiOnen bar bet pr93tigite % mst
itOrarteoe, man nogeuiiuoe bar Jet. Zen
par inboelt / 10 afOslinser OS en- ubgrs
Wasie Menrsiter oar itimIet iammeu
for at ie ben.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
g ami ;.

Gfter Heperne. Jor en- lib iioen
blep 8anten / Splpan @rope Operialot
af en- 8sperbanoe. Gn al 8sperne,
iom bleu bDoeli9 iaaret at ganttasie.
reren, fanbtes / 8eIibbelie al $500 al
8pttet. Gnopioere ianbt man bos BAN
ct 8reu, aoresieret til Stepben Mcaee,
ct. Soieph, Mo. Bette / 5Orbinbelie
neb 9lnbolbelien al ct af ganoens
Meblemmer / 2eanenmOrtb forleoen
baaber man, ital bielpe til Baasribel.
len al belle Bauoen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
q b n a.

SneItorm. On f~Urrp9enbe Snes
itprm biemisste 2Sroas Nat 8perne
Salparaiio ps 9upprte meb Smesn.
Mellem 10 ps 20 CONNER Sne falot
paa iepn @ruuo.
MGrfclig Slange. Milton s..
Map, en- 5urmer, Tom Dor DIT for gpen
2ebanpu, fansebe fOrleoen m Slnnse
meb TO Sppeosr. Slansen borer til
Water Moccasin Nrten og bar 2 fulbs
tGn0ig ubpitleoe Supeoer, fra bper al
bpilte ben itpoer en- lang 9unge uo.
3en aoer osiaa meS besee Muaoe.
Gu falfunif Sane Hap 9sroas ais
ten lDs fra en- af Sorretninserne /
8pen gnberiuu % flei pp pan en- 2
Gtases gpsnins. Ssnoas Morsen
uiloe ben after neo, men latte for teri
5art paa % git ret isiennem en- flor
Speil9lasruoe / 6utel guberion. Sul.
let iaa no, iOm ON en- aanunfusle bar
9aaet sjennem BET, os marfelis moi,
aalfunen bapoe life tnset minoIte
Stabe. Eli Strai III ben imiolsrtib
Sou til on Wtiooasen at fislirere paa
Sutelets Spiieieooel.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Wiune5Ut a.

9olOer lclu Suits. Sra Deer
@''er, 5toSca County, mebbeles, at 2
pune WRno, en- peo 9tapn See fra
SS't superior, % Ell Del bnlpblpos
STolonere fOrlcoen blep jaget no ,af
S9en al Ell Glare oobt bepGbueoe Sett,
Isrs. zee % hans 6olf 6aube til Sen,
p9' at 0e'08e Hanoet Deb 9ieo Safe Rcs
lsFoatlorens @rGuie / bet Giemeo at
NE 5noloner Scrip paa bet. Inorc
BO't bar 9iort bet famine for nuale
0Ssr )loen, men Settlerne, iom bar
"'0O paa 9nnoet, bar I'LL beIluttet at
'1,Ie cit stopper for ben 3rofif.
0OO 6larboIt. g 9 Suieleo Of
1'N'0A0o 2opnibip bar iaar aulet 265
0D'QeIs gr. l 5lar paa 10 gcres
UV''Oh' Sano, boor Der for 4 9(ar iioen
WI en- 81. 6lere andre 5armere /
sm'S1en bar buut en- lisncnbe aub
SpF AZ oenne Saoart. |riien Der pau
t1,32.
"EV'OIltanerne / @Ooo6ue Gpuntp
,a'S'e IoI8cnoe Gmbebsmaub meb ON.
"ul8 1000 Stemmers 9luralitet:
eoUntp 9luOitOr, Carl 81 Glen
G.'"'7 3reainrer, Siram SOlue; Re.
SIS' o. &eeOs, SObn $ @ebIter;
S.08e o' @robate, Grcl Saacr; Che.
oI, i HIlnOquiit; County 9~lttpruep,
w "''eIeoe; surpepur, @m. Gan.
r'q' coroner, Or. 8 IS 9emm,tt;
~ 0' court, Gbas. 8 Spptb;
sYu"'9 commissioners, 2bet 9iItritt
s"''slo saricn, 4oe 9iItrift Nils 81.
.'aSe0'r8i eenatOr o 3 @ina; 0les
F, ,,'"'aRier til ~2esisluturen, IS ecu.
3 9 lite 2iitritt; 8 s SOrruo, 2oet
'a m i 5 s. Srunbabl. 3Oie 9iItritt.
"'9Allt WOrb. emanuel Otto, en-
"'naoenOe 8ammel Sarmer, Der bpeSe
".nO'u' Gountp, II Mil nUrb for
'0' 0'ec iOrleoen al fin SuIru
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Stalieu.

SorbflGlp. 8om. l7oe HOuem6er.
Oct ipolige Stalien Og SiciIien II .
igaar biemiG8t al 3OroItaIU. Rsssu
Staoe bleu anrettet ! Bgsn Qtssiiud %
manoe Olenneiter tOm tllitnoe.
6 S~UrorgItelier feltes ! RessiO 90.
bet Of Nattsn Us Here 6uie itprteOs
iammen. SarliS iterts BAR 5urorg'
itelierne / gatj. Semtnara, San Bro
COLO Og andre gpsr 8rOOinien Reg
aiO. Sfaoen Der CT itCr os mango Ct
6lepen orabt Og i~aaret.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Netu Z n.

Sr. Sames Me6oIb, ben betienOte
3beolos os StOlemano, Grpreioent al
Yrinceton uniueriitet, bpoe / Srebn9s
al alberooms iuasbeb. Or. WlcGoib
bar ipbt StOtlano i 1911 % tOm til
amerifa / 1868 os bleu palst til gres
iioent al 4rincetUn uniuerIitet, builten
Sitting ban inbebauoe / naiten rs
Iar.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Noro Carolina.
Bill Femme meb Hepubliianerne.

WtariOn Butter, BreiiOent al Rational
5armers' alliance, iOm ianbipnlisuis
oil bliue Senator Ranioms Giterfglaer
i be 5oreneoe Staters Senat, ital babe
iast, Of ban pil femme meb &epublita,
nerne | Srsauiiatiouen al Senatet.
2c9islatureu ma osiaa palse Ell Sc
uutOr til iiteoetfor Sarois. os bet Oil
ianoipnlispis bliue Hepublltaneren 81.
3 s Wots.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
y {.

galaene. Sra arlitiania tslssrais'
reoes BEN 1876 b., at iamtIise StOr'
tbinssualg paa ? uRr CT aibOIpte. ID
iultatet er, at Sgtre % De gIooernt:
bar ualat SO Weolsmmer al Sturtbin'
act o. genItre SO. 5 iibits Storibtns
bauoe Sgirs As og Bonfire GA 8epre'
Ieutanter. Spire pil ~ianoipulispis pInos
/ be 2 3iitrlttsr, ION er igien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
gle 10 y or..
Senrettelie peO Gleftrieitet. Git

9eUTellflIt ptu oieiitittlel' SIltt
at Spsrssmaalst, um en- Manb, iom er
brabt / ben elettriite StOl, after fan
brinses til Give, i nO8en 9io bar uaret
iremiat, bar @uuerncr 5lotuer sipet
9iaabelie til at auitiae ct iaabant Jor.
isg meb ben isrite Waub, Der ital BEN.
rettes. 9iss iiben e~lettriit Ssnrsttslis
blso inbfSrt, bar b~stienbte Glettriisre
p~aaitaaet, at Glettriciteten life par
9sbsaariasen, men at 3goen fSrlt
inotraabte psb g~iboloelien at g(utop.
fen itrar eiter, at 9esemet par taset
ueb fra ben eleftrilte Stol. Snseu
minbre sno NicOla Celia, ben bergmts
Glettrifer, paaitoo, at ban funbs brinse
aipet tilbnse / en- Weano, iom unr
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
30 NJ { II.

WiineulDtte. ct Telegram fra
Breur m~eoOeler, at 20 8sriOnsr iiOle
MnnOug blsu orR6t ueO en- GgplOiiOn /
DRESDEN GrsOitauitalt aulgrubsr i
RGrbeoen al B1sn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Ben glO I.

9eieteretsbpm. Stateus SBieIte.
ret aiia8be iioite Manba9 Dom / ben
betjenote Sfoleias fra @uliBen, iom
bar bro9t rem for at iaa ufgiort, buors
ulot Bonner bapoe Ret til at optrRoe
iom 9arerinber | Bubble Sfolerne.
Otter at BABE anfsrt en- MGn9oe 5otta
fommer &etten til ben Gi9isrelie, at
InI9ttelie al fatbplIfe 2Rrerinber life
'trioer mob 2Open, % at be berfor bar
&et til at uptrabe iom QGrerinoer i
9ublit etolerne.
geore SiOer. Sra 9ittsburs meo,
beles, at Iioen Salsene iDne8 BET lise'
ION 3iberue bliper beore. 9totpn
Cons 9u. bar sipet Msloins ON, at
De iuit iOrbsie beres Yuoleres 2On neb
10 psf. fra naIte llse. 2gnuen bleo
neoiat iioite 8inter meb ben 5oritaa.
elie, at ben ltulbe iOrbsies, naar 5ors
retningerne bleo beore. Carrie Sur.
mace SO. bar u9iaa forb6iet grbeios.
Isuner. Gen ~alminOeli9 Menin9 blunbt
Sernarbeioerne er, at ON fort Gio uil
be bpie 9snnin9er i9ien uare beritenoe.
9sroa9 bar BET Setalinssou9 i Gars
nesies SomeIteob S%taaluarter. Ollie
Nrbeiberne bar MI fulo Grbeiostio for
fsrite Sang i be iioite 8 eaer s Wiaus
neoer. Set bar oerfOr ben itgrIte llos
betaliltg / bet Iioite glar. Senueo $70,s
900 blep betalt no for 2 Tiger. Get
bar osiaa 8etalin9soas 9raboOd
8ire @orfS | Rantin o9 / Tittsbur9
@ire @orfs / 8raooOd. Ooer $40, 900
blep ubbetalt bisie 2 Steoer for 2
Tigers Irbeioe. ollie be Snnblenbe
bapbe fulbt op at beitiae.
Sliso Wslen sjenOptOs 9"riiten i
Snsbass meo iulo a%rbeibsfraft / ale
Iioelinser.
Sfabeserfatniug. s s Sirb bar
anlast Gag mob Carnegie Steel Co.
i Spmeiteab for $4,000 / Stabeser,
itutnins. timber Streiten bleu ban
brast til SumeIteao fra Chattanooga,
5enn., af Carnegie aOmpaniet. !San
logereoe / &~eitaurant $50. 2 os bar
blanbt benz, Der fit Gift / Maoen.
9iro bar pGret ips iioen. 8 9lpril
bleu ban aiifeoiset pna @ruub al baar.
fig Selbreb, og berfOr is9er ban M
Gritatnins al Carnegie 9ompaniet.
Np Gulitreife truer. Ser er llos
iieier til, at en- M Gulitreife bill brpbe
no, ibet flere at 8ulmineeierne bar be,
opnbt at nebiatte Nrbeioslpnnen. 8en,
9eiuis & gates, ipm beifi9ftiser 1000
Wano peo Dubois u9 Repnolbspiae,
bar siuet Melpins ON, at 9lrbeioslsns
men iom 5pl9e al aonfurreutien BIZ
blipe nebiat til 35 Gents pr. Iettp.
1pn. 5or 9iben betales Der 40 Gts.
os fer ben fore Streite / 5araarst bes
taltes Der As Gents. 5lere andre
8rubeeiere pentes at bile fplge eftcr.
Gnonu bar Miuearbeioerne life beItemt,
ON be Ifal Itreife eIer life. 8liper bet
til Streite, pit ben omiatte ale Mlis
nerne i 9enniplunniu, Ohio, &eIt Dir
ainia, Snbinna, Sainois o9 Misiuuri.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Ohio.
WiGrfelist SilfGlbe. Or. 6

WGrfeltgt Sllf9lDe. or. emanuel
sdpab al Mabiion Yife, @alnut
Oils, bar paa en- martelis Waabe
paaoraset fig en- iarlis gIenipsbum.
9n0en bapos blanot fine Tatienter en-,
Iom fiber ai 9iiteritis. Gn Dag, ba
aaaen ailagbe in Tatient ct SsiSs %
uuberissts bans pals, tom Ratienten
plubislia til at boite % ct Stpfse elm
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Ola o M a.

Sanb form. Stlabuma os iarlis
GberOtee stripen bar i iioite use uas
ret biemIs8t at en- iOriaroelis Sanb'
torn. 2orsbas bar Sanoet iarlis
blanbenoe. s Ierrp tunoe mar life
lie so Sob bort.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
SenneBie &c.

S%npsbr9nbte Born. Den isrse.
lisits lllpite, Der bibtil er irsmfalot
ueb 2fopbranoene. fommsr fra Dali
lano, bpor Self Rapners ire 8srr
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
SIli ;.
INT Ganalproieft. 3aptell

Vgt Nalalpr0leff. Saptetn W.
Seeler meo en- SnseniGrtrop fra S9ren
er antommen til Sterlins % pil itrar
paabe9pnoe Spmaalinsen al en- 2inie
for Ell Sifanal til Sennepin &analen.
Senne Sitaual oil itooe til &od Riuer
melIem Sterlins % 0iron % mnnbe
no i SOueotanalen pmtrent 5 Wtil oeft
for @panet. Sitanalen iaar en- Sreboe
/ Sutoen al so Sob % en- 3pboe al z
Sob. Zen Ital benpttes til Seilacs
iuapeliom til GanoioriDnin9.
5uub af Gnl. timber Boring eiter
SanO 3 Wtjl peit iur Sennepin bar
mar iorleben iuubet 3 &~ulaarer, ben
enc puer ben anben. S en- 8pboe al
10 SOB traf mon paa en- Glare al "A
5OOs 9yttelie % i en- 9pbOe ai $50
Sob paa en- anben Glare al 4 SUb8
3pttelie. Den 3oie 9lare itpote man
paa i Ell 9pbOe al 100 SOB os ben er
A SOB ipt. Strefter &uleiet Zig oOer
en- itsrre Str9tnins, bliper bet ct al
De riseite 8uueier / Staten.
Snteresiant 6nno. Yroiesior @m.
McGoams, Nrtaolosen, er penbt til.
base til glton fra en- expedition pp ab
Wtisiisiippi 5loben % bor brast meb
Zig flere ~paroifuloe % interesiante
@ienitanbe. 5unbet blep 9jOrt pau
Sung 5armeu peo 9urtnse. Soruoen
en- Del 5llntiaeer, fnnbtes Der en-
Ntensoe 2ertar, buoraf Here bar imutt
oetorerebe, en- lioen Soldering, en-
Mansoe imutte 9iber % Dele al en-
itor Staal. 5unbet er Of flor 8arci.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
Gieren Of en- gaobslpbshst (ier npie

Gicren al en- gaooelsbsbeIt (ier ngie
paa gastftansen): "g8iaiams, on
ueier libt for meset. aan bu life si0re
big lettere?" = 8iaiams (SOdepen)
"gtin lettefte Sabit bar ieS pua, bar
life ilust en- BIB Wao i belle Dag os
bar iuit tlippet Reslene". - "Raa, ia
saa iaa os barber big.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20

Gn Nconsnbigbsb. Gmalis: "Sar
on bgrt, of uor npe Sage er en- batter
uns Wano?"
5annp: "gtei, 6pao flyer bul pa
maa ies itrar uotanie en- pasienoe Sps-
bonn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-11-20
tarminoSdno.
Lt0IS Nlttinrifo

.Nfl ttlIlk w
Sinner a tauirr fs til at tiebr Sano. bsr itn,e
\, Syr sEar8uiu SIT Ro H." (1etep netornLlei
,r f%rfriptr en- Nlru3 e rilttq GeNe 10 m iaiit yer.
b ~ stsffrr al ~uapoprtef 9Ino. iorl paa @runo a. De
co- liner I'M ttlrnnes for uuoer Sdlooelen al, hoao
X ~ v0rat. 800 bar Cusr 10000 actes, ION ma J
f. "A nst cr iauoClig lima en- prro ior eilbper
,,. iaw a, 'aa mire girtuIrrer feteno Pe tiS6er
IN m, '?er fuots NE acm7an Nnertfa. ION TON
f,sMs' IA, op,t YAM Ill ild biuige Irtier % IcmpeIi9e
ggt bl're Vtaeoe Gu Yphnaacrs .Siem !
NiE,, MN z~tcrrClic 1lslS 5umnter, iant min
60 9ca IN iscpnfiu Sarmin sano," ienotS
IA :" ME ipH itriucr %oerefter. InoelAe Hlrter ooer
N. f6rfttQ se Eoipl'pps, Uiienee Sper, S9tte, oett'
firt ri1.. ituoes plila fit.
xiii IL 6lr tr II paa at iua Tenn Ct epet Diem ct
r. start Qluaitrpl. blnnot hnlgeIt3e Naboer e al Dc
styg llH0M Iuite 5e.i, c%neuter. BIO T Der CT Strter %
kl,ffr. lpor Rlrnrytu sr ipSi'liat ON Sortrneren riieo
Ri FrFe Of ON giutrr II neo 5iolSbriit, rucr oeo be
sFmprtpetlI al Flbyter oiD., tom Der or, ida Tom III
ls,t rgroceRile @iscouiiu. Som rleo bet idrirle eu'r
|hTv liter f~5rnruate @r9er % 9triuIrrer.
6. Npsbolt,
IGnu 6lairc, Wistonhn in.
SCI u.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31

The Prohibitionists of Haverhi!I,
Mass, are said to be contemplating
novel scheme for suppressing the
liquor traffic. At the last election Hav-
erhill went for license. and the result
has been that many saloons have
sprang up. Now some of the Probibi-
tionists are proposing to start one in
which beer shall be sold at cost or less,
Their idea is that by cutting the
price their saloon will get all the bust
ness, with the consequence that the
other saloons will have to shut up for
lack of patronage. When this occurs they
propose to shut up their saloon, to re-
open it again when some of the other
saloons open. The probability is that
under this arrangement they will have
to run their saloon all the time, and the
low price will make it easier to get
drunk than ever. The project ors of
this scheme are evidently cranks.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31
A Bicycle Mirror.

A device to enable bicycle riders to OBJ
serve vehicles, ETC., approaching from the
rear without being obliged to turn and
look back has been patented. The attach
ment consists Of yoke shape or arch
bar fastened onto the handle bar Of the
bicycle by means of two clamps, and
supporting a mirror, which is hinged
to V shaped keeper, so that it can be re-
moved up OF down the standard bar by
pressing the two ends of the keeper togeth-
er and releasing at the desired height. The
mirror itself may be placed at the incline
ton desired for distance or nearby obser-
walton by simply pressing it in the desired
position where it will be held by pawls
catching into the toothed keeper. The adj
justing Of the mirror to the proper place
can be done with one hand only while rid
ing. All the parts of this bicycle attach
ment are very simple and not liable to get
out of order. Philadelphia Record.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31

If there ever was any doubt as to the
justice of the punishment of John Y.
McKaue, it is all removed by the con-
fession OF Justice Sutherland. Suther-
land was one of McKane's confederates,
and was thoroughly eognizant of the
proceedings at Gravesend on election
day. His confession is not open TO the
suspicion of having been made on
promise of immunity, for coincident
with it was his own sentence to three
years in Sing Sing. Sutherland says
several hundred ballots were fraudu-
lently marked and put into the box, not
by voters, but by the election inspectors.
OF course McKane was knowing to this
fraud. Nothing of political nature
went on in Gravesend without his know
ledge. Doubtless he concocted the scheme
himself
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31
Tennyson over His Wine.

But the first thing he did was to produce
a magnum OF wonderful sherry, 80 years
old, which had been sent him by poetic
wine dealer. Such wine I never before
tasted. 1T was meant to be drunk by
Cleopatra or Catherine of Russia, . said
Tennyson. We had two glasses apiece,
when he said: Tonight you shall help me
drink one of the few bottles of my Water
loo-1815." The bottle was brought, and
after another glass all round Tennyson
took up 1.-The Idyls of the King"
Lord Tennyson was fond of glass Of
sound port Upon one occasion he pressed
Mr.. Irving to take glass of the precious
liquid. Mr. Irving did as he was desired,
but not being port drinker slipped it very
slowly. Before he had finished it the de-
canter from which the bard had been au-
Dramatically replenishing his goblet was
empty. Lord Tennyson babe the butler
bring fresh supply, and turning to his
guest said dryly, ''Do you always drink q
bottle Of port, Mr.. Irving, after dinner"
-"Tennyson, j. Cunning Walter.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31
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nou:,:,e. a:3.. Circular rogboW.

FogboWs are OF rare occurrence at any
time, but when we hear of pair of them
that were perfectly circular, and which
possessed the power Of rejecting the i'm
ages of their observers in their centers, we
will not go far wrong if we put them in
the category Of the wonderful and class
them among rare illusional phenomena.
Such an optical phenomenon as the above
has recently been observed on Mount eau
sta, south Norway. An exploring and
pleasure party were camping on top of the
mountain-which is 5000 Norwegian feet
in height-when double circular rain
bow (fogbow) was projected upon a fos
bank which did not appear to be more than
rs or 80 feet away. The larger bow
which it would be more proper to speak of
as a circle--Was about IS or 40 feet in di-
ameter, and the smaller about half as
large
In the center of the inner circle the i'm
ages of the entire party were faithfully
outlined in figures clear cut and black as
ink, being so plain that each member of
the party was able to recognize his or her
own image The most remarkable fact in
connection with the wonderful sight was
the fact that the head of each individual
of the party seemed to occupy space as
near the center of the circle as possible,
each seeming to be standing upon or hang
ing from the periphery of the wheel, the
space between the heads forming the hub
and the bodies themselves the spokes.
This wonderful phenomenon lasted sew
eral minutes, disappearing as the banks Of
fog foated away and reappearing when
others took their places. The meteorolo-
gists say that nothing similar has ever be-
fore been observed and that SO far no name
has been gwen tho oddity.-St. Louis Re-
public.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31

The attempt has been made good
many times by Congress to compel news
paper correspondents to disclose the
sources Of their information, hut it has
been almost uniformly unsuccessful. In
all probability the pending effort of the
Senate will have no better success. The
result of disclosing the sources of their
information would be to close I'D all
avenues of such information to the CORE.
spondents in the future In short their
occupation would be gone. If the Senate
really wants to know whether there is
any truth in the rumors that have been
in circulation concerning the connec-
ton of the Sugar Trust with the tariff
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31
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The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31

The Southern press are showerina
curses upon German on account OF his
recent speech in the Senate on the tariff
bill. They are calling him Mckinley
man and a traitor to the Democratic
party. However, as German enjoys the
satisfaction of having brought all the
Democratic Senators to his terms he can
bear the abuse of the Southern press
with considerable equanimity.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31

The reduction of the clerical force in
the War Department by Secretary La
mont, is said to have the reduction If
expenditures for it's object. There is no
doubt that the government is pretty
short of funds, and that economy is
needed. If economy is the real motive
of the reduction we'll and good. But dis
charges for the sake of economy have
not infrequently been followed by the
sudden discovery that the force has been
reduced too much, and that the vacau-
cies must be filled-and it has generally
been found advisable to fill them with
adherents of the party TO which the adj
ministration belongs.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31

The strength and Importance of orga-
nized labor in England is evidenced by
the fact that Lord Rosebery has invited
John Burns, the labor leader, to place
in the cabinet. 1t is understood that Mr..
Burns has declined, but if the Liberals
are returned to power the laboring men
will probably get recognition by seat
in the cabinet. In no country on the
face of the globe has organized labor
won so much power and influence as
in England.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31

Governor Flower has removed the
sheriff of Erie county for failure to do
his duty ON election day. That is well.
But the appointment of one OF Boss
Sheehan's henchmen to be his successor
rather discredits the governors motives.
The Portland daily press., 1894-05-31

The increase of the duty on collars and
cuffs seems to have reconciled Senator
Murphy to all the abminations OF the
amended Wilson bill. The collars and
cuffs duty has proved superior to Hllrs
influence.