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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
enmaifinen .nrsp,rrcn. iom ita i,not.

Spmaitiueu ~5usp,HHsu' iom leg ienots
ior ben lite September, bleo risttg moota'
get Zen er ole 9ele en- iaa COB og en- iaa
pel uoInret Yialtine, lor Der tan iaaes, ON
emo 4riIeu bar ben bobbelte. Zen Slpr lle
aiasies Grbeioe. Sragten foiteoe 1888.
4. Sertelisn, Ssrmah Sanias.
Sgmaliinsn Sususunsu, iom ri mpotus
Sa!i gaauso, er 81 pei ttlireSs mso, ben
saar let % sigr soot Trbrise, iaa leg ian
life anoet euo nnbeiale ben paa bet beoite.
Srast "a Gents. Sober Tbomieu,
gbsltsr, Dodge so, ISIS.
Ten Gnmafin. Suspsnrsn) Sc ieuots
mig, Tan leg sIoe ben beDite InbetalIr9sr'
9su er Iieeiaa COB icm en- til $50. iaa les
fan irp9t anbe'als ben til G1e, Der trRuger
en- soo o. bilis Spmaitiue. Srast 60 Gents.
anoreip GnSelhao, Iep Gsutsr9tle,
gsA
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Sort so ioretrattes | @nSlano for
snsellf, meOoelte 2anbbrusstoniulent
Sobuieu fra Sua nptis ueo Susopruo'
ittainsen / 9ronbbicm. Gan anbeiaa
leoe Grport til @rimsbp-Sua ps
9cnoou belsr emo til Retucuitle, boor
Splanoet er for begrnubiet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Gotten fan mait M mart blioe fars
big mco paa be bsiere l~is9enoe Soroer
ber | G9nen ON SuSiuuo berettes ben
23Se Nusuit, mebens ben 10 enonu pil
tase npsen 9io / Serene. Der er ct
uomnrtet glul meb fore. tur9e Clipper,
iaa 6ult slnoer fig til, at aurnct oil
itlappc aOot.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
WiarfmuS % 9crlGn.

Der, iarlis be, Der itpoer up til Sfoo,
er biemigste al Warfmus. Huber
Sesierne or Sol / masieuis. SAD
@runb al Wtartmus % 2em9us Ser'
finger er Seiterne baurlise; aisrene
uraser oelpis bet Bette, iom err, oa
8uorOtten blioer Tom 5plse oeraI
baarlis, ifripes fra 9olger.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
GumbutSt EpQcae

aabner fine 9sre for Stuoeuter Den lite
Gitober. Spts 3 pnIter at iaa Tuition era.
It's, iaa ltriu efter ugrmere SplpsuinSer til
S.B. 9eteriou, 9 .~eiiOent, eIer
u. 8. &puel. 8iceprsIioent,
1b2 Sumbolbt, Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

ct Gig refer ell Viii. SeSer Mar'
tin Sanb, Der uuoet 5lsoninssarbeioet
/ Stiulfaoiusien for en- 2io iioen bleo
bortc i 2auseu, er iorleoen s~ieniunben
peo G~tenbutots itraucen. Sra bet
Steo, ban ialot no, os til Der, mo
Ianot BAN, er ca. en- nil.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Snblanbslaanet paa IL Winionrr

er I i'm Selbeo opertaset af 8riitiania
Sanbslsbanf efter Ftfert Sorlsbsnbe
paa messt forbelastise 8iliaar; til
bpilfen aurs boIbes enonu bemmelist.
Der inblepereoes ialt 30 gnbub,
Seraf 2 paa belle 9aanst, 81 paa
miuore Dele al bet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Gn CpFnoelie / rette Sib fan man

Gn C%pftnoelie / rette Sib fan man
fable en- al Sr. Srara / @als f~onitru'
eret entel % iinoris Sarplufningss
maItine, iuw oil bliOe uomGrtet %
fjGrtommsn for benz. iom fra S.oueH
ital bente fig en- bsiit ~fOrnpoeu Sifor'
t~ieneite eler m %oelima9enoe os innb
Spiie paa tit Soro.
Sen fife Maitine bar piit fig at
uare iGrceles brusbar % prattif.
8eo Sapplltnius al 1pttebGr mel'
lem en-, ium bruste bet lille Gpparat,
% en-, ION bare 9jurbe Srus af fine
mebiDbts 89rptutuins smaitIucr, faHb'
tes ben fDrIte Of bare iamlet 38 9an'
Der, ben iioIte IA | iamme Gio.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Soften. @eIterUig, 23Oe Guguit.
Rugen er MI inoe pna n9Iten ale
Gaaroe, % tutiet bare bet OOoe SER,
err bet Git fommet u0mGrfet / Sus.
Sp0o llobpttet an9aar, Uentes Der mes
get; uu9et bcItemt fan life ii9es enonu,
oa tun ida buue traitet. en- Gel 8pg
pau be lettere SOroer er alersoe mo.
b~iRrset; bog itaar St6riteparten eno'
M paa &Ooen. GOr Stuerues 8sbs
tommcnoe bar ben iibIte @arme pirfet
~uomErtet, iaa bet Iouer Ell iGroele8
suO 9git. @~rGssan8ene bare p9ret
iproelcs goo belle Gpmmsren.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Grbenstiloclingcr.

| Crbcnstilbclinser. timber 27be
Suli sr expeditions iefretar peb bet
tonselise etueipilbus / Berlin @als
Der, Operre9isisr | Berlin M. CRUDE
o. Eireft6r peo StaOttbeatrst / 9eips
sig, tuuselis preusIiIt aammerianser
Dl. Staesermann u0uaunt til 8iober
al Sannebrpo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

llonGunclie. Otter G%ubrasenbs er
Citations fOrItanoer al 7be Slasis oeo
2g9itrup Station Sens Sreberit gr,
barot Gritien beItittet iii StatiOusiOrs
%ltauoer Of 7oe Slasie oeo Boris
Citation fra lite September.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Com gmtsasronom | gratsbers
er aniut Sr. 9bu. 9psten, 3reolelersr
peo ssps aano br~ussfple.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Carer / 0orbre 2aro. SbSer
1bOmle, sr aisuaet pso 9Sosn al 2a'
rtno, fun 80 Glar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
sfra @pl. Snup 9uffen fra Sol

Sra Col. &uuo 9offen fra Sol
onion ueo 3rutuiuS i Saliugoalss
eluen 3ursoag ben 15oe Ius. Giopos
ituloe ub pua en- o iGloen for at bierse
So. San piloe fsrit ribe ODER, men oa
SsIten life bal til at faa uo | Glpen.
gil ban tiIbuse meo ben % bar ianc'
ipnlispis, troos Goparicl, foricst at
babe uper. Gluen gift opb % itrio eiter
Resret, ps GioSoe CT iurmooentlig res
oct pperenoe al Strsmmen. Sans Sig
er enbru life iunoet. San bar q aar
sammel ps usiit. 3ette er bet treble
Offer, SalIinsoalssluen bar frGuet
iiocn ipaar | @Ol.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Elubislig Sob. Sra 9%ronbbiem
bsrettes 23oe sIus.: Gn Of 9runobiems
aloite SOrsere, SunOelsmanb Sobau'
nes 8~aritab, Der tiolisere breu flor
GOrretnins iom Grpurtsr al Silt til
Spauien. ialbt ioas bob on paa Crap
pen hos en- Sen, rammet at ct Slas'
tiliq(oe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

WiniterrDgtsr. Oct fprlpoer, at
aonsen ueo fin GutOmit til Sriiiiania
i 8espnoelien Of OCTOBER after pil lsse
oannet ct 8palitiOns miniitsrium. @aar
life bet, rsfonitruer.s bet etansife iaas
lebes. at Stans, Sarbis % Bird
&si9enpalO uotrabsr % Sassrup blir
Niinilter6ei.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

llnber gaoning onion forleoen
WuIitunberuiiicer 8. Ctterien, ltriees
fra Sprten.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
Wa{t Gienooi, t.
titiaisS cacr ti1eie.

SSarn ttIIatg5. = 160 Gcres
" @tlilus Co.. Wtinneiotd, lager mo til
E.o Hluer. @oot uurit Excitement, = Mll
fra Sfoltbu3 % 4 Sill ira 4 ioritI uige
Setubar.liatlouer. 5or nrrmere SpIns.
utuger "TRIP til gtercn. Nuorew Sobuiou,
8pr 2IL YittIe SSal WiHu.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
StatstcIcIunen. Gnlassst al benne

SfafsfeIeT0ilen. Nnl1g9ef al oeHHe
er paabespuot fra 5reoericia os er !
oisie 9ase rnaet TT Belle. 2eoninsen
iglser S%tatsbaucns Gpurpei pna ben
mobiatte Sibe Of bennes Teleeruileo'
ming. anlasset ifal iom b.fienot forts
i9ttcs iii gurbus os pil bore iulbiprt
til Sttpber.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

syogebiulbmantis Sm. Stang sr
fpnIt,tueret ipm 9ensmano / Mooum.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

StNaigs.-Gn 40 Stcres Jorn /
- S%prn8iielo EouuiBip. 8iHneibeit Co.,
Sowa, tiliaI8s bilt3t. q. g. Simle, 2e'
corah. Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Gn Gpscbos paa 8ers er uotom'
met paa IaliuSs GOrlas, arlltlar''a.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

sitter g~eiuiselier. sIsbenbaun,
14bs Gusuit. On np S~ebraaeriias sr
unber Spieilins. 5ormanoeu for
8raitS 9ssSrs' cs 8ranotasie, en- me-
get anieet @~aarbbrussr ucb Naun Wel'
Ter SObanieu, iial bsmlis, eiter bpab
Der MI er opoasst, baue tilusnot iiS
belle SusiebebOloninsen, Der uosiOroe
ct Selsb paa $1,000 &runer. 8 De
iibite 20 Gar bar ban iorbrust umtrins
$4,000 arpnsr, mebeus &eiien, $4,000
aroner sr saaet meb | 9sbet al bet
iibae Gar. 8soipmmenoe bar en- me-
get aniset WanS. San par psiaa be-
tOrsret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Ciucie.-8areIier meo eler uo.u
- Boarb. POI State & 8roaowup. Nrs.
9. ga. gmerp. ib2
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Spffterminen oeo 81. OLAF college
~bespnosr ben lite September. Seuo otter
aataIos. 2GS apertisiemsntet i bette
Sumner. S9.65&I
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

TiliafgS. q cottages Grame'S Bug
- niug meO ~3tIbpgniuaer, 0 gGrclier, itor
2aoe, 6urnnce % Bdnoorrt | quiet, at /
fBrite alasies S.aHo. sun 8 BlodS fra
8pitbuiet. 4otterne 144x220. 6 9otter.
@ois Suiet tile Irlaes, CT bet itlsie eiter lite
Gftpber. gtau beuuenoe fig I'll g. ST. Gater,
5irit IationnI Baut. Zecorah, Sprud. S5.tiS
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SIhebranosfommis fpnen. aums
misiipnsbommsrne. Sperretsas ies iOr
Spien % gorsermeiter, Or. iur. sp-
ION, bar paa Raaoa % Gcmbuiet i
8~iDbenbapn afiast ~fslsenbs 3omme:
15) @aarbmanb Ssren Setter Senisn,
Der bar tilitaaet 3bis Marts 1887 at
babe a~ibrenot fin @aarb i 9aaitrup,
er ibpmt Is Raaneoers 5orbeoriness
busarbeioe, ps 16) Seotermeiter gti'
6ael Teterien, Der bar tilitaaet ben
2obe Warts 1856 at baue afbranbt
i'm Geieubom i SiSrSleu, sr ibsmt IS
Waauepsrs 6orbebrius sbusarbsibs
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

lllDffe paa- SStf. GraeD 25be
9tusuit. s Gat ianot en- aOaiiipn
Steo uoiOr Saliterbo melem ben ems
9el1te Camper "SbarlOip" os Ston'
merit "Sbiu" al &onue. S~fonnertens
&aptein, 8eier, fIUses UuertOro al
StprbOmmen ps s%tprmanoen foaite'
bes. eionnerten bu9iereoes at 9ams
persn til Sjgbenbapn meo miltet Sprpo,
5ottstpp os Sfaoe paa 9ousen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13
SsbSfalS. aisbmunO n. pie or

SpbSfaIo. aistmanS u. Die G,
aisuuet peo 2sben, rs gnr sammsI,
rant Of ct Sjertsilas. aiODSe, be,
orep en- itOr aanbfOrretnins. bar parsi
a~jsbmnuo / Sobro | 81 aar.
- 9utenbsntsn iOr ben tonsslist
giuiQile, Gtatsraab 6. %. Strud.
mann, er aisaaet Deb Gebeu.
- amtspeiinipeItsr 9eter Suien,
RibOer al 2annetrus, er efter IRussrt
3ios Spngelisbeo ai9aaet oeo 2sosn,
70 gar sammel.
- Sttftspruuit Wert'6 pans ZEN, be.
tienot banIt ipnccripoit 8atriOt, bsot
ben 1SOe 9tusuIt ! en- Glosr al 80 aar,
- Gorlassbosbanoler 2ubpis Obi,
lipien, M%eoincebapsr al 5irmaet q
q. 8bilipien, er oDb, 40 Gar sdmmel
Sra 1850 inbtraaOte 2uoois 8bilipisr
iammeu meo 8rooeren @uitau gbilip.
len / 6irmaet.
9lbrpsaer German 2eUp, Snoe'
bauer al 8aperRs us SOiotGlsbrp9sea
riet i 0urieus, er bgo al ct Siertcfaa
paa en- GeiIe til Soenis.
- SOisteretsasiesiOr Sans on
saaro er oso eiter Ell Gar Cages GDg'
Dom. San bar foot 1897 os bleu Qs,
iesior / Spiiterst | 1891. Gnouioert
par ban &epreientunt / Rnticnal.
banfen.
- Soimpbeliabrifnnt Charles 6nu.
fen, Snoebaoer al 6irmnst 6. 9. Snu.
len d &c.. er bob paa Or. ROOiin9l
&linit, bpOt ban bnooe mnberfnitet fig
en- Operation. glioeoe, iOm / 1866
trauote IND / 5Orretuir9en, bleO So
aar gnmmel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

Nigt 6iiferi. SGbp gaaoflfere
bar bet meite at Sommeren bait ct
sanite ipririnIist &poipattefiferi, ps
paa entelte Gage bar 5unsiten naiten
p9ret poerunlocube for. Saaleoes
bjemtom 6tItcrue, 60 / 9anet, forleoen
Dag meo 1900 gneIe &DoipGtter, ion,
be bapbe bentet / 9ass Renbe peo at
tase be @arn, iom be 9asen / 6ors
usien bauoe fat. st iaa rist 5iiteri
minces 5iIferne itte at baue Daft i lar'
ae GIoer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

2arerfalotlier. llnber 20be Gu'
9uIt ct Stulelrrer o9 8irtsiaussr |
Rsoolns, 3crlpns !Serreo, 8i6Ors
gmt g. Senien taloet til Stulel9rer
% airteiauser / Ieoeritrup / famine
Yatorat.
- Sfolel9rer / Sabsbp, SenselDie
Spsu, Smprum Scrreo q. TeberIen
cr beItiIfet til SfolelRrer i GQesbaoe,
8resninse Sosn, Sfippiuse Serreo.
Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

tersss,s
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tcbbstta
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bill blisa
boiIten
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CT Wbit..
ND Sbiul
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ta!og trit.
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Decorah-posten., 1895-09-13

pate nj
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Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
THE CIVIL SERVICE.

Cleveland Appoints Commissioners to
Succeed Roosevelt aud Lyman.
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE presi-
dent has appointed John M. Harlow OF
St. Louis and Colonel William &. Rice
Of New York to be civil service commits
sioners, to succeed Messrs. Roosevelt
and Lyman, republicans. Colonel
Rice was private secretary to Governor
Hill, early in his administration of the
affairs Of the Empire state, Mr..
John Harlow of St. Louis, who was
superintendent Of mails in the postotfice
Of that city and was promoted to
be postmaster bv President Harrison.
The effect of these appointments will
be a reorganization OF the commission
as regards the political leanings of it's
members. Mr.. Proctor, who continues
on the committee, is a Democrat, while
Colonel Rice is Democrat and Mr..
Harlow Republican. Both the new
commissioners are ardent advocates of
the civil service reform movement.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
SETTER OFF THAN AMERICANS.

Premier Bowel Says Canadians Arc Not
Favorable to Annexation.
OTTAWA, April 25 Regarding the
resolution passed by the New York
state legislature 1T Albany favoring the
political union OF the United States
and Canada, Premier Bowel said:
'Tho average American has kindly
feeling towards Canada as we have
towards the United States. 1t is only
demagogues and irresponsible adven-
turers who attempt to create i'll feeling
between the two countries. Every
Canadian knows that there is no an
nexation sentiment in this country be-
cause we believe we are better off than
Americans We have pissed through
the financial crisis better than
they have. We have more
reliable banking system than they have.
We have no negro problems and we
have 10 anarchists or bomb throwers.
We have II responsible government,
they have not. II the Canadian people
loso confidence in the government Of
which I am the head we Gun be put out
Of power within u month. Cleveland
governs for four years and cannot be-
displaced except by a process never re-
sorted to successfully. Besides all this,
we are Britishers, and intend, ! think.
to Stay 500
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
NOTABLE REUNION.
Veteran Wearers Of the Blue
and Gray to Meet in Chi
cago May 80.
HONOR TO CONFEDERATE DEAD.
General SchOfield and Starr
and Other Army Officers
Will Attend.

CHICAGO, May 14.-A notable reunion
of the blue and gray will take place
when the Confederate monument at
Oakwoods is dedicated on Memorial
day. Officers who were prominent in
the armies both Of the North and South
will be present and will do their best to
make the occasion memorable. Several
carloads of flowers will be sent from
the Southern states to decorate the
graves of the 5000 Confederate
soldiers who were buried at Oakwoods.
The expense of entertaining the
visitors will be borne by subscriptions
raised among some OF Chicago s leading
citizens. Every effort will be made to
have this the greatest meeting OF OIL
GERS of the armies Of the North and the
South that has ever occurred.
Some of the Notables Who Will Attend.
Lieutenant General Schotield, COM
manding the army of the United
States, with his staff and family, Major
General Morton L. Hawkins and Brig
adler General Fl. V. Boynton are ex-
pected to be present. Lieutenant Gem
eral Wade Hampton will be the orator
of the occasion Postmaster General
William L. Wilson, Solicitor General
Holmes Conrad, Brigadier General d.
w. Flagler, chief of ordnance, U. 5:
A., and great many army officers will
also attend. The South will be repre-
sented by General John B. Gordon,
commanding the Federation OF United
Confederate Veterans; Lieutenant Cen
eral James Longstreet, Lieutenant
General Alexander P. Stewart, Major
General Fitzhugh Lee, Major General
E. G. Wathall, Brigadier General Basil
w. Duke, Brigadier General Clemen!
tine Evans and others. All the visitors
will be enter tanned at the Palmer
House.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
IMMENSE DAMAGE
Grape Crop in Western New
York Totally Destroyed
by the .Frosts
lOSS WILL BE TWO MILLIONS.
Heavy Snow Storms Occur in
Wisconsin, Michigan and
Elsewhere.

NEW YORK, May 14.-Reports from
many sections of the state indicate that
the frost did an immense amount Of
damage to growing vegetables, crops
and fruit. kilograms from Dunkirk
state that the entire group Of the Chau-
tauqua grape belt was ruined. The
loss is estimated at $1,50O,000 in this
belt. That figure was the value OF last
years crop, and by reason of new acre.
age coming into bearing the crop this
year would have been much larger.
The Chautauqua grape belt extends
through Erie county, westward to Erie.
It occupies strip from five to eight
miles in length along the southern
shores of Lake Erie. At Dunklrk the
thermometer
Fell to Twenty-Five Degreea
At Westfeld the vines are entirely cut
down. Some growers will plow up
their vineyards and return to the old
style of general farming. Brockton,
generally known as the center of the
Chatauqua grape belt, is in mourning.
Nothing is raised there but grapes and
tho frost cut them all down.
Gerry Rickmann, the millionaire
grower and wine manufacturer, says
the loss in the belt by reason of the de-
struction done to the grapes will reach
at least $9,OOO,O0O. His own loss he es-
Inmates at $25O,O00.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
WAS SEVERE IN WISCONSIN.
The Frost Did Considerable Damage In
the Northwest.

The Frost Did Considerable Damage in
the Northwest.
ST. PAUL, May 14.-Frosts in the
Northwest Saturday night did no little
damage, but had it not been for repe-
tition of the cold Sunday night. there
would have been little injury that
would not have been recovered from.
Sunday night. in all parts Of Mime
sofa, especially in the south and south
west; in Wisconsin, which seems to
have had the worst Of the storm; in
South Dakota, and still further east,
tho loss was very great. The storm
moved toward the east, and was most
severe in Wisconsin, where the reports
are that the small fruits, the cranber-
ries and the gardens have been nearly,
if not quite, ruined. The worst frosts
in South Dakota were on Saturday
night, as were those of Western Min
nesota. So far there have been no re-
ports from North Dakota of damage,
and that section has escaped.
Grain was not injured, and in many
sections the only damage was to fruit,
while elsewhere everything but wheat
was ruined
Snow fell in the, northern part of
Minnesota and in Wisconsin, while
there was a blizzard further east
Water was frozen over almost every
where, and in Northern Iowa the pota-
toes above ground were killed.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
THE CLARKE FAILURE.

Assets Amount to 1878 900 and Liabilities
to About &s45O,OOO.
MINNEAPOLIS, May IA "A meeting OF
the N. P. Clarke & Co. creditors was
held in the Northwestern National
bank to hear the report Of Assignee
Kells on the condition of the insolvent
estate The meeting was attended, in
addition to the creditors, by N. 2.
Clarke, Assignee Kells and Michael
Hogan of Sank Center, who will assist
Mr.. Kells in closing up matters.
The schedules Of assets, according to
Mr.. Kells, foot up to $273, 900, consist
ing of the lumber stock in this city,
amounting to $95, 900, and various par
cells of land at St. Cloud and vicinity.
The liabilities have not been footed up
as yet, but Mr.. Kells says that his re-
searches show that they will not exceed
$3.50, 600.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
UPHOLD THE LAW.
Indications That the Supreme
Court Will Endorse the
Income Tax.
TWO OPINIONS PROBABLE.
Questions Left Undecided in
the First Hearing to Be
Covered.

WASHINGTON, Map l4.-It is learned
definitely that a conclusion was reached
at Saturdays consultation Of the SUI
preme court, and that it is confidently
expected to have the opinion III the case
ready for announcement next Monday.
No authoritative statement rs to which
way the decision will be can be Sc
cured, of course, but all that can be
learned corroborates the Associated
Press report of Saturday that the indi.
cations favored the upholding of the
law on the points that remain. A
member of the court is responsible for
the statement that there will probably
be two opinions, and, while he did not
20 to the extent of indicating on which
side the majority of opinion would be,
he said that member Of the majority
would write
The Opinion of the Court,
while some member Of the minority
would express all opinion on the other
side, and there would probably be no
independent individual opinions us be-
fore. The present intention is to make
the opinions comparatively brief. They
will cover only the questions left unde-
cided in the decision, as to whether the
void provisions cover the whole act,
whether the act us it affects incomes
from personal property as such is un-
constitutional because it provides for
direct taxation of them and whether
the tax is invalid on account Of want OF
uniformity. The understanding now
is that Justice Harlan will prepare the
majority opinion sustaining the law.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
QUEENS BATH IN MADAGASCAR.
A Strange Ceremony Practiced mt the Ma.
tiOnal Festival Each Year.

Tho following is IN account Of the
strange ceremony prncticcd ut tho Mnla-
easy national festival every year, rs related
by nearly all tho travellers that have visited
tho land of tho IIovas. Tho "Fandroann,"
or royal bath, was first instituted by King
Ratnmbo and is held annually, by royal
proclamation, from tho 22d of November to
tho 10th Of January. During this time no
business is allowed to proceed. Tho people
Of tho kingdom meet tho queen in tho sill.
yer palace on tho first day Of tho festival,
and red cock is then brought by tho head
priest or sacrificcr of tho court. Its neck is
wrung, and tho blood being caught in a;
banana leaf is carried to tho sovereign, whC
touches with it her forehead, neck, stom.
ach, armpit, finger nails and toe nails, the:
rest of tho assembly following the exam:
pie.
Next day the people assemble again for
tho royal bath in tho great palace. This:
tho queen takes in ono Of the sacred cor
ncrs of tho hail. in silver bath being:
screened from Wow by "llmbag" held by
her attendants
Amid the firing Of cannon and tho joy
GUS shouts Of her humble subjects her ma
jcsty then passes along tho balcony, and
from q horn in her hand sprinkles TIN
crowd with the water she has just been:
using for llcr ablutions, cxclniming at the:
Same time, "Masina, aho!' Il am puri
hcd). This sprinkling is said to typify the:
abundance of rain during the coming year
To be absent from the ceremony would:
DO to incur the royal displeasure. Every
wife, also, must be with her husband u, :
that time, or it is considered that she is az
GOOD as divorced The new wear is then:
supposed to have begun, and for several
weeks there is q great deal Of visiting anS
feasting
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1895-05-17
LABoRlNG MEN HOT.
Protest Against Having THEW Names
SynnnYmoua With AnarOhY.

Protest Against Having THEW Names:
Synonymous With Anarchy.
COLUMBUS, O., May 14.-"The Amer;
lean trade unionists of Chicago" said q;
leading labor man, ARE tired Of having;
their names made synonymous with:
anarchy, and will celebrate the Fourth;
of July in truly American manner.
The red flag, bomb and all:
other absurdities will have no place:
in their festivities. Last week:
u committee of three waited on:
Governor Mckinley and invited him to
speak as the representative of the party.
They informed him that Vice President
Stevenson or Senator Palmer would be:
invited as the representative OF the
Democratic party, and they, with few:
American labor leaders, would speak:
for and to American labor in Chicago:
on July 4. The governor took the mat:
ter under advisement and W. T. Lewis,
commissioner of labor, and Secretary
McBryde of the mine workers.
union were appointed to make
inquiries regarding the demon
stration on behalf of the governor.
These gentlemen informed the CON-
mittee that as Vice President Stevenson
and Senator Palmer belonged to Hill
nois, they must secure the services Of
either of those gentlemen before the
committee could advise Governor Nc
Kinley to accept.
II the vice president accepts it Is not
;,oprof,o h|a that IN Univ 4th the next
president will address the laboring
people Of Chicago, as both Stevenson
and Mckinley are presidential timber.