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Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
uDlanDet.
q b q.

G%migratiuns Itatiitif. Sttaiua, 8,
l6Oe Dat. Gmi9rutionss Snperlnten'
bent 8lrseis bar iorela9t 8arlamentet
lin Snoteretnins. Geunc uIicr. at Der
/ glaret 1894 m~ouanoreoc til Canada
27,91l Ierioner, mob 63,447 1898.
vi SalIet Tor 1894 tpm $50 fra be
6oreneoe Gtater, mob SIS / 1898.
Smtrert ell Greoieoel al DC iioItn9pnte
er GAMBLER, iom bauoe reoiat zig / DC
ueiiliDe Stnter. Burgeis uotoler euos
oioere / jim Happort, at Tdact paa De
ira DC 5orereoe Statcr ontonrue piloe
babe pRrct meset itprre. bauoe bet life
uGret ben SmtGnolsbeo, at man life
bar iitano til at aibEnoe tine gien-
bonnie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
WerifO.
gomulosipinocrier neobrrnot.

Wont9omerp l5oe Wiai. ga 5ama
8omulo5ipiuoeri Gcr / N9rbcoen er
bteuen poeio9t al 3Ioebrano. Ge bar
De betpoell9itc / Bete BET norolig, Mteris
co. Gabet iatte3 til $4,000. Ger
ne bar oIeiammen MouterepeS apis
t~aliiter.
NIgjorc5 / NtiuOcligb.o. Gitp Of
MericU, 15oe Wiai. 8 lloeuriSsmiui.
~iteriet uil imorgen MiObas lloenri9s-
miuiiter Muriicnt o. 0ltatematns Ocs
Iauot De GeOu iOrmelt usotaSe Den
Ni0jgrclie, oct III ct fommet til. Ser.
rleo aiiluttc5 oltiaa ell 8e0iUenbco,
Ser Nor bouOe uOartc. til 6lenotligbcs
Ger.
Set er ben atminOcti9e MeninS Der,
at 9~risitianin9sn paa Splo pil iOrt-
lGtte.
s 3eputerettammcret bar ion9 paa
0n9soroeneu iii iDrIte 2rsning 6ors
Ila0et til 2pocu MOB IDuc % 1rGurSs
ucre. Der fore Iiaae5 81ositrai Buur
Cab al &iu ioretommer; Stansnin9 al
Sernbauetos, IoIttpueri, ~gliitjrring al
5elcgrnitraaoe 0. I. EoelR9gslier itraIs
ie5 meo fra ) tit II Vars 6Rugisl.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
WtisiUuri.
9cOre SpeGeDriIer. SAM

@cbre 9peSspriIer. Sania3 Gitp,
l6oc Wlai. Soa9 iolBteS Sueoen ber,
itcOs for IS Gents pr. 8uibcl - en-
6orbpiclie al nHiten 30 Gents ira ben
laue &ris iiiur 5Dit. Gaa irap ct
6oeoeipriDniu0cn blepen be ipopeHs
Il8e Gtoter, % ian 9oOe Sriier bar
maj ppnaaet, at 0pebc iOog bleu fi0bt
/ Gbicu9u ipr at icnoe5 BERTH. 5Or.
ruaoet pao Sue0e i Citeu iaaueliom DC
oeitli9e Gtnier er uniten uOtomt, %
Qnr5noigterHe ct ian tarueli9e, al DC
Iua, Der fiber iuOe meO SueOe, pil
DoIOe ben iaa lan9e iOm mulia.
Der CT ca. 100000 8uiDel5 i &anz
ias City GleuatOrer; men DC fan nas
ten life fjg6cs for nO9en Yrt5. Ghis
cago bar nGiten 100000 8uibel3
paa Eager, o9 Ntoaerue Oucr belle 2an'
oct CT n9iten uoelutteu0e benuiIt til
bette Stco. llOentuiul fjD6er be oerpeo
tilbnse mcSet al oen ielUiamme Sueoe,
iOm oereS e0ne NuboplaoIer ihsit ien0te
til Gbicagp, pa 9riien itoO laut.
ct ieube Suepe ira Chicago iii 9ars
ia5 City CT no8cturr uloeles ubprt, ga
ben lionnruute gD alt:o Bar prret
temmeli9 goot iorivut.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
81 min.

Samlcr NrbciOerItatiiiif. GiEz
LAMB, 1GOc Mai. Glbelbert Stcluart,
SYccialuscnt / Gur. Statsrs slrbeioers
bureau, ppbotocr ii0 for nGruGrcnoc
bcr / 8ysu ior at iamle GtaiiItit. 0an
bar urret puer Belle Staten % Goioer
III paa at a~iiIu!te lin Goppcrt OIL 2iIs
ltaupeu / g8isconIin.
6au i8.r, at i 6OrbOlo til 6abrif'
a~nlGggene CT Der iIerc Sgrn i 2lrbeiOe
END anoctIteo8 / belle l~inioner. o. buao
angaar 9%Dunirgerne % 9!rbeioSoG8ens
99n0oe pip., er @isconiin barre itilet
eno nuscll auoen Stat meo ll%nbta9clie
al TenuiDluanIa.
Sjcm for @anO5iuagr. &Orta9e,
16Oc 0ai. Senue Sp 9iDr Gnitrens
9elier Tor at iitre fig bet npe Siem for
glauosiuaSe, ION Staten bar b:aNttet
at pprette.
Get lore Ilaaes at opicre ben npe
groaiua nGr Bet 9nmie Sort 8 nne'
baao, ueo Sreooeu al SIR Gluet. Den
@runocienoOm, Der titles til 9:spoli'
ton, bcItaar al 500 gcres meo iru9t'
bart 2ano. Ser er goo G%ulconius III
en- riseli0 SanOiOripniug og ell betpeni
9ilgau9 til DC 3 Ct. Hanl 9Inier. ionl
trpoler @ycn, iaopeliOm I'll 8l5eonln
Gentya!s Sanelinie melleM Turta8e o9
Steueus Gpint. 2ette StcO er icr
SiebGiiet Iienot ION Merrca Bart.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Surie II.

Ncligionsfrig. Berlin 15oe Nni.
en- BERTH Inolgbcu Gepeid: ira 9eD'
root, en- SGiurt5bD i Spricu, meoceler,
at ben tprftIfc @up:rncr ocrIteos CT
reiIt III Soor for at fpnlc be llrolig6e'
Der. iom er opitnnct mclIem be arlitnc
% Mubammeonnernc.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
9 uOIanDet.
vi Ia.

SaDcr plnt;b:ftct GicEoom. 81
tcp gale. l4oe Wtoi. Stepbcl Slug.
lnO / (libtD, ti0ll9cre &nslerer ion
%gU &oInc5uiue 8anf, bieu ioa9 are,
.trct, cntIa8et for al DoOa bOrtiprt Ell.
lr tlc9nct fig puntebeitct Glcn0om.
&ln blso Dcnu'It til @ronolurpcH.
Set pil.c fig, at 9iu8IaaO bGuoc itiis
TT en- &oIOnl / aittion County uco Al
cc,rtoIc 6o.t mco panteGcitet CicnoOm
Il! q! rcljc ocrop. Hon i'm GIelIe It,
ON une &olDnl bIeo Ian % Ell onoer
$roa / %eIlcan 9iopio5 innocn | St'
toocI'e al p~aNtcbeitct @ienoOm, Der til
E'rtc &uUt Gngren.
Sim Nil Al lnttcr %S11iOcicr. Ct.
%'Dg ljcc Wiat, Samc& s. NllS
SonNons},9'nt tc~lc9roicrcr til en- Gms
t2o3monO | Tirit 9}atioual 8ant, at
S~ono'Lcn ON gEorthern Sac nc CT aj'
ta',ct, O3 at Sim 9iu III or SIDrcr Al
0ysat gtortbcrI8 itore &tpaI. SomHc!
91, *reIIocnt ior W|ontnna Central,
9F be3tOct JIG I'll gtelu Yort Ior al
Hioe Stint"
r.. ~,
el Atonncnt I~friucr: Smanlel2
@''l]1e05 IDc &'rte Scnlof, Sip'ii
w. ~nIn' iial HooIeS SDnoa8cT Den
'''' @'o' 'DrlItoilnleiioe. %et CT en-
"''"''''' '''Nt &ir'e'
|~,'"'3Q'oeN OHf Uel'en'f paa al Iao
"" '"0o'@ )orr'9c 99lt 2cIoocr' men
y" 0V'''a'o 9oqmc5 40 onr laa op'
~o'"' VI g'l HE t''iIOe 'il0p'e cen lpF
m' 3'0oeW0er' p'co oet nolal III
V"''' u" par Sopnie iooet al Ior'
y" S'e'le"' loaIteW poha 9eIUFeo
"1,''' 0et'
Sg8Gcr mango ME 9uIe. NcG,'
|'' Iooe Nta'. Scr er mere Sp9'
a"o'''aIIt 'Vaar emo no8et i'oI'9ere
r4'' % mango Hottie S"je CT naoer
'''''Ile. Yet er nEiteH llmlll'8t at
~ I'll Se'e0etocml'ell9Deo, % $r'lerl'e
-- 0g99e'0mier goloer l'g 8oot'
SgNrmeicr'2Upcu. Ct. 8nul, 15oc
.H'' 98aur uOnapnte GAueruDr
r'"'''e SntaQct al De Serioncr, lOm
Saa empIOpere5 peO Sansilerne % an
IT eira1eanitultcr / Staten - iiplae
"" laataIote S9armepets9ia Der ceo'
,'3s' At Scgislatureu i%uinter, us iom
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
NprO Nnfnt1.

6olltD Tair. Ganoo, 15Oc Itai.
@or8crc / 9D p9 Smean bar organize.
ret en- Screening unosr gtou, al Cando
Driving Club & Agricultural Asso-
citation, bOi5 Gormaal CT at ircnmc
6orG0lilgcn al Se@iterucer o8 oriuc en-
&r0Oeiorm FAINT bOloe GOuntp 6airs.
@'tiietapitalcn er $4,000, % 8. 9.
SbCmpIon er 8yciiOcut.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Sub a.

SnIurgenterne ifal III BABE iulO.
It2noig aou.rol ouer ben siilIse Del
al Gen, Irooiuoierre 8aracOa %
Sautin9o. Gen 14oe bs. l~nnointtss
As Qmcrifanere meo 200 @inGslters
riIler. 2ette or ben Cite expedition fra
be iDbli0e Stater De iioite 2 Tiger. Get
nntages, O! Sniurseuterne ueo uogans
gen al beuue giaauso pil baUe 10000
Dtano lluoer Gaaben.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Yapen bar iorbuot &ntboliterne at
oeIta0e / be i~tatienItc galg. Blanot
be Gruuoe, ton a%uiprer for bette Cor
buc, err ben, at ben italieulte Resicriu8
IremoctcS bUlocr BAN iaugcr / Bate
tanet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

ga Gromwsa iom Geicrherrc bplSt
tit SnOtrg ! 9cnoOn, siOrOe en- al fans
9coia9ere BAN opm9riiom paa Den
@ians0e 6oIt, Der ftrpmmsoe iammen
ira ale &nutsr, ior at ie bam.
Ser uiloe urre liseiaa maRs,, eey.
iOm man iprte mig til StaiOitei", iva.
reoe ban.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
gigtige Sofnmeutcr.

iuston bar man iant Undertaking ON,
at Der / Sonolulu er ignoet uisti0e bri.
tlite Sofumenter ON BEN paaeaaenoe
@~ranoieitrio melem Gu9lanO og 8ene.
suela, iom be 6Oreneoe S,ater iOrlangte
bilast al eli 8oltsiitsret. 4siiites
reuoe GsueraGnroOpmauisr Curtis 8.
2pons gar unoeriest oisie 9Oiumens
ter % uonrbeioet ct aart, DER ! ct o.
all betraiter Sent5nelas Sianopuutt.
CfIentligsisrclien al ct oiiicJel, britiit
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
2obc: u utfime 1902

bad irsmiat TeiOlutior, Der saar /
6apDr Of 6oranitaltuirser til en- mar
zig 9esnins al Icu9eipor9smaalet oco
Ell Cperenston,It ON international 9is
m~etdQisne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
b.
sSrcmIfgnSer SimetaQismr. g.

tytcM EJllDtf TIHleIaUlsiit. Wer'
lin. l6oe Wai. Glltroos Tor, ct aaps
~ilsrel, 6prii SubeHlObe, bauO: ~irarna.
bet ct iauoant striot, peotrs boa SOer.
buiet / Den prsusiiiie 9anopas msO ~
mob 50 Stsmmsr Ell al @rsu pon Nir.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Htca II a.

Zen brittle Sampsr "Sebar" alIs
fum iii Goriutp ben 15oe bs. mco ct
fort Nntnl &anoner al nDeits 8Oultrut.
tiou, Geuarer o9 glmmunition. iOm 9ais
~caraguas Staggering tjsbte i 9poflano
iiior.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Snoioriel 90 I"oicriel / 9lpril 1879

Sn0Icriel % uO1prlet Nprll 1879
er lIot ltorre eno / Nprll 1894. . Aprii
1896 uoIsrtes Snrer til Ell 8Rroi OF
sG3, 95G,06G, bUiitet sr $780, 900
mere eno / Ipril 1894. Z be iiolte
10 Waaueoer baroe lloierielcn en-
garoi al 1915. 92o ,337 impo $751;
490,072 i bet tiliuarsnoe 5iosrum al
iorriee 5inansaar. SuOiGrielen al
betol0eoe 8arer / april 1895 baooe
en- gerbi ni s45.O2S,G9O imOO s21,,
~, 1873 &pril 1894. Snoisrielen
al betoloeoe 8arer be iioitc 10 Maa,
ncoer bnpoe en- @9roi al 1902. 560,654
imub $3.50, ,30,22l / bet tiliuarenoe
3iosrum al iorrise 5~inansaar.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
GcnniD luani I.
iSnar 10 pGt. gonsiorholc

lyNIt To VVI'
8~itts6urg, l4Oe Wiai. Carnegie Stcel
Gp.s SeiDrelie bar iaitea beilattet at
iorbpie 9ruuen for SOrpaniets $4,000
glr6eioere med 10 8roceni. 9eune
9D~asioy6Cislic trrosr / Strait Sen lite
S.uri. 8e!ienot0icreIien bsrOm oil
imurasn bliue rpluaet paa ale 9Ir'
bsiosplaoie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
fare for G0lera.

Iare for Golera. Dc Jorereoe
Staters Surseonseneral peo Nariues
bOipitalet bar MI mootaset nrrmere
S~ereininser ON Solera blanOt be mo
b~ameoani,e 8ilsrimme til Sejn5. WOs
b%amcbanernes be0i9e 2ano. 9e go
reneoe Staters Sunobeostommisi9r /
aOnituntinupcl 9jor oft muli9t iOr at
binbre SmIt,ens llObreoclic; tbi, DSIs
ben iaar COB 5nrt / Wiet'a, uit ben,
icreno ben bar raiet no, iyreoe zig TT
ale 8eroens Iele.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Elptrtlsicmsntfe

raa inotsurts ifu'f b5sr TsarSis o. 11rssal gsc-,
acH. Gu~rtisiensa.sr ~tlotales tifs I to paa hinaases
~isIJsHoc Rarsrs. meomiaors bet uotrpiielia forians
aei. 6oi5 Ct E0crttisueHt. Der f6rft tenms- iao!
TtrsosasHarsys; :. Gr. ~fDg!augcs ~tnoraiist 8 1an3s.
etI oeii omHstn 3 Ttcsoas5uuwers. Brgos. esr iaoc'
bct3er Au~rtisi'ac1ter. i5m bet baas- rres. b5r r1rp
les aueEtistsaeutt tst usors ei5rne saa Cen
uolais.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Wisre 9ano for Settlcre.

Were 2ano for Settlere. Yreiis
oenteu unOertesneoe ben 1Goe Ss. Bro
tlamationen ON 2tabning al Dautton
Reicruatiouen / Spo 9atota % Giles
&eIcruationcn / Oregon. 9isie 9ic'
ierontioncr pil bliue aabueoe for Gel
there ST. II Niiooag ben 2lbe Mai.
Danfton J%tei:rpatioren iuOeBolocr 1863, i.
900 Acrss uom9rtet Qanb. Selib
NeieroatiOnen er i%OrbOlospis lloen.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
sra Waibiugtom.

6ulorcierueu Gfattnmmcret be-
lcber fig III III omtr,u9 1000, 600
GO ben toHtante 8cGotOHitg III liOt
ouer 1871, 600, 900.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
GoRtre aomiral Sobn almu bsoe

/ @aibln9ton ben 1906 os. 81 Nar
ganmel. SioDoe bar / ottiu 9icnelte
/ As 9lar % uomarteoc fig ueO IIere
~GnleOuinacr unocr ben meritauIte 9rig
cg Sor9eriri9en.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Ohio.

anltrGn itauics. Columbus, 15oe
WPai. Scle Gren meo TONNE 9uls
uQ8ne ira @Geelin9 & Cafe Cries &uls
opIa95teOer / MtosFQou blcu ioa9
icnOt iii GGioIloOeu for at returnerc
meo @et Sjr9tuia aul; men Minear.
beloerne peo 2aurelton pg 9iQOnUalc /
Oslo, nar GlOoen, ~itanicr ~ianoouue
Irrn, iom De mIstGnfer for at ipre
GuL.
&ulorbeioere / ct Nntal al 500 bar
ltanIct ct SrGn poa rGonte Sane meis
fem 3iaonuale Og 2aurelton iOr at ic,
WI oct iuoebolot SUI; meR DC Ianot
life, Buao De ip9te. SC LOB Grnrct
pasIere meO ben Gruisl, Of itaeu Nors
lluiousaul fit pasicre. Mlau irp9ter
ior 8~Ol0lomGeoer.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

Nc9jeringsn iolgte iOrleosu Dog
uep ufieatli9 guttion @arinebOipitalct
/ gieW Srlcans. gp3ningeu, iom par
nniten belt pg EOtocnt al Seru, os Tom
beoelteOe en- BET glcd % bapOe toItet
$4,000, bleu iolgt for $4,000.
3en bnr nloriJ pnret brngt.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21

9ot5 man rCgner en- gienncminitli9
2d9lGn al $3.50, bliuer bette en- 5ors
p9eiic al $4,000 ON 3nsen.
Sompaniet siDr ppmerfiom paa, at
Der criItercr Ell 2cnsfontratt for Garet
1893, men at be riuGrsuoe fife lloii9s
ter III eli itprre Goretie / 6orretnin9s.
lloet letter Dem iltauo til at funuc ior.
bple 9Dnniugerne a[ereoe M. 8sficnots
9jcrellen CT utoertesuet 6. s. Grid.
8ette Striot itanr imiolertio / Strio
nieo, Buao Seitprclicu uotoltc eitcr
9proa8eus Misoe, buuri b~ebanoleos BET
6~Orlan9enSc, Der bar iorelnst 8.itD.
rclien at 9Irbeioerne pco GOoorsGb pms
ion Furnaces. Oct beoer opa, at Wir.
6rid ienotc ct Sabel0rnm iii Guore,u
Carnegie / Gnglano, os at oennc GAP
Stpoet til 2GusiorbDielieu - Den i0rs
tie, Iioen 9umpaniet / 1892 be0puote
at rcoucerc 9gnuen for fire 4rbeioere.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
l~lOenriRsminilter @rciham er

8eortrg. - Songre5monO 0itt er O9s
iaa / Yeoring, men Der er Tibet 6aab
ON i~nIoitnnOio 6eIbrebelie.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-21
Citerrint.

Zen oItcrrisite llbenrigminiIter
@rep SalnotD bar %reiigueret. aaria'
gen III bette Gtriot Ifnl urre ben pare
lise Nuntius Nstiarois llotnlelicr ON
DC unDarlfe 9irteiorGclb.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-25
MISS HALLS SAD FATE.
Story of Her Downfall and Death
u Shock to Her Friends.

DETROIT, Mich, April PA spe-
cial cable to the News from Birming-
ham, Eng, Identifies the young woman
who died in lying-in hospital in this
city from the effect of a criminal abor-
ton as Miss Emily Hall, of Long
Lane, Halesowen, seven miles from
Birmingham. Miss Hall left home i'm
mediately after Christmas to visit
some friends in Leeds. Two or three
weeks later a letter was received from
her stating that she had been engaged
to travel with lady. and that her
parents would not hear anything
more of her till the spring months had
passed.
A letter written at later date to
the friends with whom she had been
staying in Leeds stated that she had
left there, but no light was thrown
upon her whereabouts, and nothing
has been heard of her since. Rev.
Jonathan Bell, who is charged with the
girls ruin, has charge of circuit for
the Primitive Methodist body in six or
seven towns and villages near Bir-
mingham. Hall is not at home, how
ever, and 1t Is almost certain he is in
London, if he has not received informa-
tion of Miss Halls death, and is in
seCiuSions 81. y. III -.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-25
MAYNARD SISTERS.
TWO YOUNG INDIANAPOLIS (,IpIs
RUN AWAY FROM HOME.
NOT THEIR FIRST ESCAPADE.
InVe1gied to st. Louis, Where n
Sensational Arrest Oc-
ours,

ST. LOUIS, April PA sensation
was caused today when Mrs. George
LAIRD, OF indianapolis, at the point of
a revolver, chased Joseph l.. Fendrick,
who says he is a Philadelphia detect
i've, into the arms of policeman, who
took the two and the woman's s. daugh-
ter, Miss Della Isgrig, to the Four
courts, where the details of a double
elopement were revealed The young
lady told her story as follows; Mrs.
Laird is my mother. l am nineteen.
and my sister Grace Marie Isgrfg is
fifteen. We cannot agree with our
stepfather, George Laird, and we
wanted to get away. Our home is in
Indianapolis. About four weeks ago
we met two gentlemen at the Dennison
Motel, In Indianapolis One of them
is Mr.. Fendrick. Mother sent us to
Monmouth, ILL.,, to relatives, last week.
but the gentlemen wired us money
from st. Louis, and we changed cars
at Peoria for st. Louis. We arrived
here Friday evening, and the gentle
men met us at the union station. They
took us to the Planters hotel, and Mr..
Fendrick and 1 have been stopping
there. My sister and the other gentle
man stopped there too, and they in
tended to get marriage license. I
don't care for myself, but 1 do for
my sister. She is only fifteen years
Old. L have no present intention of
marrying Fendrick, an just wanted
to have a good time"
She said the name Of the man who
was with her sister was Lawrence
Dlnklespiel, alias Larry Raymond, a
detective from Philadelphia The DO
lice took Fendrick with them in their
search for Dinklespiel and Grace. The
girls mother persisted In saying they
were her nieces; that her name was
MRS. Anna Rice, and her home at
Lebanon, Ind. She afterwards ad-
m1tted her name was Laird, and that
the girls were her daughters but
maintained that Lebanon was her
home. Fendrick admitted that he met
the girl at the union station, but de-
MED he was stopping at the Planters.
Later this afternoon the police To-
Gated the other eloping couple at COS
Beaumont street, and took them to
the Four courts.
NOT THEIR FIRST ESCAPADE.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 24.-The two
girls arrested at st. Louis today are
the stepdaughters of George Laird. of
this city. Laird was patrolman, but
lett the force three weeks ago. A few
days afterwards the girls were ar
rested in a room at the Castle hotel, on
Massachusetts avenue. They had run
away from home. The eldest had
been arrested about year previous.
No charge was placed against them.
and after one days detention at DO
lice headquarters they were allowed to
go home on promise of good behavior.
Yesterday Mrs. Laird, mother of the
girls, reported to the police that they
had, run away again. She had sent
| them to her sisters in Monmouth, ILL.,.
| and she had learned that they had
been provided with money by two men,
and had gone to st. Louis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-25
DUPUY DE LONE ARRIVES.
fairs in Cuba.

NEW YORK, April 24-The Spanish
New Spanish Minister Talks of At
steamer Panama arrived at Quarantine
at $3.50 tonight, after a rapid, though
uneventful run of three days and fif-
teen hours from Havana. Among the
passengers on board is M. Dupuy de
LONE, the Spanish minister to Wash
ington. The minister, when seen this
evening, said:
"The excitement caused by the trou-
bles in Cuba is dying out. I am conf
dent that they will be soon settled.
Capt. Gen. Martinez de Campos will
arrive in Havana in a few days after
his return from the affected districts,
where he is visiting to suppress any
disorders that may arise. The alleged
insurrection is confined chiefly to ne
groes, the whites not taking an active
part. I am positive, having knowi-
edge Of his capabilities, that the cap
tain general will be prompt and ener-
getic. He has a perfect knowledge of
Cuban affairs, making him. the best
man for the situation" The minister
will rsmaip in New York for several
days. to await the arrival Of his family
~AoA'A ~-.AA .si-it4 il4J =. -i--L, Il --s-
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NOT GREEDY FOR LAND.
treat Britain Demands Only In
demnity From NicaraEua.

uSmhlty from NicarlEUa,
!, WASHINGTON, April 24.-In the best
posted diplomatic circles opinion is
divided as to the outcome of the Brit
fsh-Nicaraguan trouble The British
view, as stated by one in a position to
speak with authority, is as follows
Great Britain wants no more territory
In Nicaragua, and has given assur-
ances to that effect. Her only interest
there has been to afford prot action to
Clarence, the Mosquito chief, and as
his Indian subjects are well-nigh eX-
tinct, the policy of the foreign office
has been to withdraw, from Nicaragua
as soon as expedient
For that reason Consul Hatch would
have been recalled at an early day.
II the Nicaraguas had not attempted
to drive him out. His return is not
demanded because of any service he
can do Great Britain there, but wholly
as reparation for the indignity, and as
warning that such semi-barbarous
methods will not be tolerated AS to
the cash indemnity, it is not possible
that Nicaragua cannot raise the
money. If she has it not in her treas
ury, she can borrow it on bonds. An
C6nITdl
American diplomat is as follows: The
cash indemnity demanded by Great
Britain is f15,000, or about SIS, 900. But
in view of Nicaragua's deprecated sill
yer currency, the amount i1 actually
about $215,000 in her silver coin. 1t is
no easy task for these Central Amer
lean countries to raise such a sum. as
their credit is not as good at money
centers as is the credit of one of the
states of the United States 1t would
be much easier, therefore, for Nicara-
qua to give an island Or a piece of ter
ritory, if Great Britain would accept
payment in land. There is a large
amount of surplus land in Nicaragua,
which could be readily parted with.
Mexico paid Great Britain a demand
in just this way, by ceding the small
territory at the south of Yucatan, now
forming the British settlement of Be
lize. 1t was no loss to Mexico, and
Great Britain preferred it to money.
1t has never seemed to arouse an ex-
preston of the Monroe doctrine by the
United States. If Nicaragua offers
Great Britain the islands of Pagueno
del Maize or Grande Maize, meaning
Great or small Corn islands, it may
raise a direct issue between the United
States and Great Britain. The islands
are. only ninety miles northeast of
Greytown, the Atlantic entrance to the
proposed Nicaragua canal, and they are
on the direct line of vessels from the
United States to the canal, nor far
from Roncador reef, where the Kear-
sarge sunk.
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HAwKEYE DEMOCRATS.
Lenders Meet at Des MOines to Fix
Date for State Convention.

DES MONIES. To-, April 24.-The
members of the Democratic state CEN
tral committee and all the prominent
Democratic editors of the state, with
full delegations from Davenport, Bur-
lington and other strongholds, par
ticularly the river counties, arc hold
ing a meeting today to decide on a
date for the Democratic state con-
vention, temporary chairman for the
convention, and map out the policy to
be pursued in the campaign to a con-
siderable extent, though the leaders
assert there will be no attempt to
usurp the functions of the state con-
vention. Nothing in the way of a plat
form will he adopted.
The committee decided on Aug. Z
for the state convention at Marshall
town. c. French was selected for
temporary chairman. A conference
of prominent men in the party was
held afterwards, in which silver was
discussed, resulting in the Endorsement
of the money plank in the Chicago
platform of 1892, being victory for
the co-called sound money faction in
the party.
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HE DISCOVERED M'KINLEY.
A Pioneer Who Has Much to Ac-
count for Dies.

SPRINGFIELD. o., April A.-
Thomas G.. Busby, a pioneer residing
near here. died today aged eighty. Mr.
Busby had the honor Of Introducing
Gov. Mckinley to the first political
meeting he ever addressed outside OF
his own district. The speech, an ex-
perimental one, proved a stepping
stone to success. Mr.. Busby's father
was quartermaster in the war Of
1872, and his grandfather a Revolu-
tionary soldier His five surviving
sons are all prominent newspaper
men. William II. Busby, managing
editor of the Chicago Inter Ocean:
Hamilton Busby, editor of the Turf,
Field and Farm; L. w Busby, of the
Inter Ocean; T. A. Busby, Of the Rail-
road Age, and c. A. Busby, of the
Railway Review.
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HASTINGS HURRAH.
Great Preparations Under
Way for the Bridge Open
ing Saturday.
A CROWD is TO BE THERE.
Gov. Clough, Rev. Forbes. Ed
Ward G. Stringer and Sem
ator Sehaller to Speak.
COMPANY D IN THE PARADE.
General News of the North
west Gathered for the
Globe.
A CROWD is TO BE THERE
COMPANY D IN THE PARADE
Special to the Globe.

HASTINGS, Mimi, April pa
Great preparations are being made
for the celebration of the new high
bridge at this point next Saturday,
which will rebound for all time to the
credit of the city. 1t is expected that
large numbers of people from all the
neighboring towns and st. Paul and
Minneapolis will be present, as there
will be reduced fares on all railroads.
The speakers will be Gov. Clough,
Rev. Robert Forbes and E. c. String
er, Of st. Paul, and Senator Albert
Schaller. Company D, of st. Paul,
the crack organization of the North
west, will take part in the parade, to-
gether with Company e, of this city,
and also in the subsequent sham bat
tie. Music will be furnished by the
Second Regiment band, Fort Shell
ing. A free dinner will be served
from 1890 to p. m. A general invita-
ton is extended to the people of Min
nesota and Wisconsin to come and
help the Hastings people celebrate.