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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-21
a TOUCH oF Kindness.
The Tramp's Humane Impulse
Rrou&ht Him No RcMnrL.

The Tranp's humane Impulse
brought Him No Reward.
lie sat slouchingly upon the end of the
park bench, his head hanging listlessIv
over his breast. says the New York
World There was complete detection in
his attitude. An old hat resembling a
piece OF 'culls' in u rag shop lay on the
ground. where it had fallen from his
head. On one foot was an old felt slipper.
and on the other an old riding Root with
the top cut off. His trousers and coat
were of a dull. Irottled gray that comes
from hard wear and dust.
Twice has he been moved on by the
sparrow cop, and he made his way TO
a bench tat was secluded and Shaded bv
tree. lie had gone to sleep.
In the tree the sparrow hoped and
twittered in the shade of the foliage. Sud
denly through the branches came A tiny
fedtherling. striving hard to make it's ten
der wings bear up the weight of its body.
1t failed and fell on the graVeled walk at
the old tramp'S feet. stunned and breath
ing with difficulty. Something caused the
tramp TO open his eyes and they lit or
the little sparrow He looked at il stu
pidiy for a minute. then. drawing his
hand across his forehead, he leaned over
and picked Il up tenderly. He gazed at
it in a wondering way. and then glanced
up at the branches of the tree, whore the
mother bird iiuttered and chirf1lped in
fright.
He drew the bench a little closer to the
tree and climbed upon IT. That put him
within reach of q lower limb. He laid the
little bird carefully or a fcrked branch,
and with strength surprising in one so
feeble, he drew himself up and sat on the
limb. Above him, within reach, he saw a
nest 1t was tipped over, so that he could
see in it two dOWny bits of birds like the
one he had. He gently placed the bird he
carried in the nest, let himself down to
the ground, drew the bench back to its
original place, and turned to go jusx as a
gray coat called out 10 him: Come,
now, get on. You've been. around here
long enough"
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-21
nIrIsH NAVAL MANEuvERs.

The Naval and Military Record British)
says that the absence of any official in
formation concerning the intended plan of
operations for fhe naval naneuVers is a
matter Of almost daily comment in naval
circles.
Hitherto the public has been placed in
possession OF at least something near the
mark some time before the mobilization
but this year no one has hardly gone so
far as to draw upon his imagination as to
what will be the nature of the evolutionS.
There is an idea i'm some quarters that
a powerful fleet of cruisers will maneuver
round the coast with the object of out
wing battleships, but what is regarded as
more probable is that the former policy OF
dividing the ships into two squadrons will
be adhered to.
The maneuvers will, it is thought, COM
mence about the middle of July, but even
this is a matter of speculation. the only
step taken as Yet being to instruct the
commanders of various ports to take the
preliminary steps for the calling together
of a mobilizing committee.
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of the tally-keeper at the door, for she is
full of mischief Then comes the Cauca-
sian Princess, who rides standing in the
saddle and speaks all the languages OF
Europe, graceful in spite of the trousers
she wears and the high black boots. Al
ter her comes the EsquimauX group,
wearing home made furs, though the sun
is boiling hot, and the Javanese who eat
quite on the American plan and look
down on the other OrientalS as uncivil-
lied. The Malay girl comes next, red
eyed with weeping for discharged lover
but hugging cotton umbrella which she
carries always regardless of the weather.
1t is a remarkable fact that one of the
first investments made by these people III
America is to buy an umbrella, which
seems to excite their admiration more
than anything else in our western ciyili-
zation. These precious umbrellas they
keep with them StWayS, even when they
sleep. Never was umbrella called upon
to do such strange Service as in giving
dignity to a broWn-skinned bare-headed
Sikh damsel with eight rings in each ear
and three in her nose and a dozen yards
of cotton cloth wound round her by way
of costume.
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+r;ct the Nineteenth, that sent his
father many years ago. lie IS good
speaker, has a level mead, ana ms
friends are confident that ne WIZ MAKE
a brilliant showing IN the STATE Iesls4a-
ture-
Ohio politics, however. are always
1,a6l,ot He has become identified with
The Republican faction, which seeks
.ssfe elevation of Fire alarm toraker'
Should the Mckinley or sherman
political progress Of the Foraker fol-
lowers may be arrested for some time.
IfncoIn's Ambition.
Robert 7. Lincoln is being mentioned
again as a possible candidate Tor the
presidency in 1896 For many years ne
tas been regarded as presidential
,,oss;biIitv At the Republican national
SSonyention Of 1888 he received "a scat
teri,,e- vote ON five of the eight ballots
casf His forces were raggedly organ
led however, and no determined or
businesslike effort was maze at that
tine 70 win for him the nomination
the convention of 1892 he was rag
<seIIv supported, showing some
tst,.er,ofh among the delegates of the
New England states
e75,ere are two facts which may count
a.sainst the nomination Mr.: 1lncoln
~ 1895. no matter how carefully his
fences may be attended to. Illinois has
,lreadv captured four of the national
I3an1,llliaan nominations. and in the
fass campaign the state was carried by
The Democracy. This puts it'-in the
cafago~y of doubtful states for the
first time since 1856, when 1t went
IJemocratic. There was no break In lis
Repuhlic5sIism until 1892.
"LittIe Macs, Son.
george B. Mcclellan: son of the
Great General. has already won many
successes in the political field although
very young man. He was one OF the
go TSemocratic candidates for Con-
eress to withstand the ravages of the
ReoubsIcan ti5al wave last November.
viii represent the Twelfth New
Work Congressional district in Wash
sncsors wIsen the Fifsy-fourth Congress
assemblies. Colonel Mcclellan assspresl-
dent of the board Of aldermen acquit-
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WHAT HE DID WITH 4 DINE.

When the kind old man with the head
that was benevolent and bald had con-
WINGED himself. as kind Ole men whose
heads are benevolent and bald are wont
TO do, that ne held the wrapt attention of
his fellow passengers in the waiting room.
he turned to the little wisP OF humanity
who had been contemplating him with
such grave and solemn wistfulness.
'Well. my little man, what can we do
for you?'' asked the kind old man, by way
of a curtain raiser
NV little man softly caressed one big
toe with another big toe.
..Are you a good little boy?" queried the
kind old man.
And so to Sabbath SCHOOL,"
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Nope"
rs your father kind to your
Dunno; amt GOT none"
''Now. my little man. said the kind old
man, who felt that all the other passen-
gers knew by this time hcN truly kind
he was, here is a bright, new dime. Now
tell me what you are going to do with
it"
with look that would have made a
Monte Carlo banker faint, MY little man
slapped the bright new dime on his knee.
match yer ter sec whedder it's twenty
er nothing. New York Press.
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ne Will ever attempt the uiIHS HS46HlS
of craftsmanship sought after by Mr..
Lincoln.
4 New Conner.
A brand new conner is P. Tecumseh
Sherman. son OF General William Te-
cumseh Sherman. Not one person out
of a thousand in New York, or for that
matter, ten thousand knew that the late
general had a son living in the city.
Tt is with great surprise that some Of
the people living in the new Twenty
fifth Assembly district recently learned
that Mr.. Sherman is a candidate for
the Office of assemblyman in the state
legislature. This district is Il fairly
strong Republican one, as ii includes a
portion of the old Eleventh, which was
controlled by the colored vote.
Mr.. Sherman is a lawyer at No. 90
Wall street, New York, and has a
quiet practice that does not bring him
/ largely before the public. He is not a.
rich man in the New York meaning Of
! the term, and has never before sought
to bring himself within the piercing
range of the public eye. His practice
/ is a good one. and if he succeeds in
/ getting into the political arena ne will
find many old friends Of his father
ready and willing to push him along.
Son of the Old Man.
| Allen Thurman. son of the old Ro-
! Mail, anu oOlUGlltilSS I-4NOlOuS1y It
ferred to as the Roman Candle has
! recently come forward as the leader of
/ the Democratic silver men Of Ohio.
/ The fact that he speedily made enc
! mics shows to the keen politician that
he must have more than average abil-
! ity. The politician without enemies is
| like a bird without wings. Mr. Thur
man is really hampered by the prom
! inence of his father. He has been ac-
cused of trading upon the fame of the
/ old Roman, but his friends say that he
is a. big enough man. in every way, to
! conduct a fight unaided by the sparkle
J of the family halo.
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An INTERESTING TRIO.

This makes it appear that the sons
of presidents and famous generals are
going to form an important factor in
the politics of several states in '95 and
SO. 1t is quite true that at no time
previous in the history of the country
was there such a galaxy of them seek
ing political preferment as now. It
looks like a determined effort to dis
solve the popular belief that great
mems sons seldom amount to much.
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WHY SATAN DOES Ut.

Teacher-"Can you tell me, Johnnie,
why satan goes about the earth like a
roaring lion?'
Johnnie Cause ne can't cut any ice in
the place where he lives when he's at
home. Boston Transcript.
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LINERS OF
FAMILY HALOS.
Sons of Presidents and Generals
in the Political Field.
THIS rs A GREAT YEAR.
HEREDITY SEEMS TO BE ASSERT
ING ITSELF.

p. Tecumseh Sherman, George B.
Mcclellan, James r. Garfield,
Robert II. Lincoln, Fred j. Grant,
Allen Thurman, and Incidentally,
Benjamin IL. Harrison, in Quest
For Office.
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ted himself creditably and takes pride
in the fact that he is aJTammany Hall
man. 1t is to this organization that he
owes his rapid progress, and the fact
that he was the son of such famous
war general had considerable to do
with Tammany's interest in the young
man, as he drew a great many G. A.
r. votes which would otherwise have
been cast in the Republican fold.
Colonel Fred ID. Grant.
Colonel Fred D. Grant has had many
public honors thrust upon him. He is
retiring, modest man, and the last
one in the world to make original over
lures for political preSerment. The
fact that he was 1.-The son of his IA
ther'' brought him into notice and
thrust the honors upon him. Colonel
Grant is anything but a practical poll
tician. AS a police commissioner OF
New York he now occupies an ideal
position for his temperament, with the
possible exception of his being too ten
der-hearted.
Colonel Grants modesty restraints his
political ambition. 1t is not likely that
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-21
COOK TENT OF
A BIG CIRCUS.
Restaurant That Feeds Three
Hundred People Three
Times Day.
MOST AMAZING FEATURE
TASTES OF ALL NATIONS MUST BE
SATISFIED.

Many and Very Strong Appetitcs-
Oriental Love Of Pepper-Orfent-
ais at Tablc-FreaI1s at Their
Evening Meal-HOw the Circus
Tent is Managed.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-21
(Written for The Helald.)
BY CLEVELAND MOFFETT.

copyrighted, 1895, by S. S. Mcclure.
Limited D
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-07-21
a New Conner.

he will ever attempt the dizzy heights
of craftsmanship sought after by Mr..
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
2obesT uif,m 1882

8plnlng al CIT Tormatitotc / 2ulutb.
6orila9enc ON BrGmie Tor Roeiufter %
at beuilse $4,000 ipr 5totens 6aues
oprfningsietItnb tn6itiQsoes ogiaa III
9~eotagelie. Blanbt be 5orilag, iom
iHoIeoereoes, BAR ogiaa oct alminocilge
8euilsninasiorilns for Statsre8ierin'
gems llo8iiter o9 5tatcus 3nitttntlo'
rer. g(r. @ibbs. iremIatts 6orilng ON
Gipit Scrpiie / Statens 0oruinipettiou
o9 8eiujns al &orn.
Oct idmteoe Belsb, iom f~orlau9es
for at ontte Statens uOeiitsr be nrite
3 Nar. belober fig til 81. 1885, 1916, bsrai
er $5G7,075 for &egnitdbsaaret, Der
enoer ben Bite 3uli 1896, % s591. 920
for Re9nIfabsadret, Der en6er ben Site
Stuff 1897,
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
z II Safptt.

Seretnitgen ON, at 200 6armcrc
baooe benoenot iig iii GpuntDfommiss
ltonRren / 0anftOn og anmpoet ON
SaaiGb, bar mi8leoenoe. $500 8uibs
elS SaaiGo bleo uooelt iii so nne
Settlere ceo 5urner County @rGnIen
lom frlplaigt 2aan. GountDfommis.
ItonGren tror, at bet er beore at laaue
SaaiUo no, eno at bet tilioaeoe Greol
bljuer minore.
Minore 9DeSe. mere Smsr. The
Board of County Commissioners bulbt
lioIte u9e Ntgoe / SurUn for at uooelc
Saaboeoc til 6armerne. Were emo so
SuIbelS bleb life tilItaaet famine
U'ano, men be leite fortan9te minore.
6nrmerne Der be9onoer at blipe feb al
0pcoeaol, % Der oil oerIor iaar blipc
laaet mere SABRE, Spg % n~apnti9
Wt'lIet emo tioligere. @laoeli9t er BET
o9iaa at ie, at 6armerne / ben meacms
tie o9 piIIi9e Del AT Stateu Ilaar ia
mere paa Reicri % auegaoG. Der er
reppe Ell 5armer / Sim &iper 0nlen,
Iom life er iuteresicrct / Mteieri, %
Creameries itpoer op overall, og Icts
gelig itaar WeltetiDr / gOb Gris.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
II OlanDet.
Wt o.

Ncgerinbpanorins. Gitp Of MericO,
6te @turts. @. $. Gais, Ne9renes
MOies. anfom Wanoag BERTH fra Ilas
bualilo, Durango, buor ban npli9 bar
iaaet 700 Ne9er~foloniiter anbrGgt. Oct
er ben iBrite llopanbrins al gtegrc iii
Mericp. ellis fit / 1880 3iQaoelie
fra Oenne Ge9jering til at briuge 90
900 Nesre IND. SaSen bar iioen pGz
ret oarnlt itottet al Ge9jeringen, men
moooirfet al iorifjeIise 8labe. Gu er
DC igrite aoloniiter anfomne, % bet
Mat Iiges, at De bar life alene He9ies
riugens men pgiaa 5prretnin98mrns
oene8 Spmpatbi.
Gn Sprefamp. Gitp Oi MerIco,
Ste Marts. s bleo orRbt pg 20 laas
reoe peo Soelas9elien al en- Bull
Ring / Gueblo, iorpi en- 5ilifuer par
misfornpiet meo DC Ipre, iom ifuloe
oeltage l &en.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
81 Min,

WiscOniin Gbidamauoa &ommisa
lion bOlot Snsong fit isrlte Mgoe i
Wiltuoutec. Commissioner b~eItaar al
gR. ". @attins, Wilnnutec, al lite
Gegtmeut; 6. g. Gimme. 9enuiba, oas
iaa al lite; &. q. Collins, Chicago,
al lobe; Spbn Z. Slice. burlington, al
15oc, oa s. s. 8oooportb, Otiltpaus
fec, al 21oe. @attins blep palat til
6ormlnuo % @pOomortb til SefretGr.
Set beilutteOes, at &rtien for Gegis
meutz Mouumenterte Ifal bore bgiIt
$1,700 for bier og for 8atterierue
81, 200 ior boer. 9ilbuo ON Irbeioet
os 3~eguiu9er ifal inbicuoes inareit
muligt.
6bief SuItitc 0orlOtu g. Orion ueo
Statens 6pjeIteret lig9er iarlis ips i
fit Sicm Maoiiuu. Som 5gl0e al
bans bpie Nloer, 77 Nar, er Der tuu
tibet Saab ON, at ban bill fOnme fig.
6ormano 3bpm al DEN republifanlfe
Stat8s 6 entralfOmite lig9er oaiaa ip9.
StOcbrano. 8. &. 5tenber9s Grrs
uares0 plog3bus / 6ono ou Sac bleo
poelagt al SloebrnnO iibite Snsoa9.
Sfaoen, Der onIlaae3 til $685. 0O, oRt~
fec al Gsiurauce.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Wtinneiptn.

NOlocr Wiooe. Oct 3oe aorlioe
"'oe AZ Safe Superior Minirg SnIt,-
''e 0'8Qnote / 9ututb / Snsou93 "a
''''03reoe5 at en- Ntrrgoe Wtincz
"""0. Nc!r9aterne tcg igrit til MOuus
~'1 0f07 20 o~ereiter III @irginia, bpor
" P0lot 0}oOc On8oag Nfteu. Gorss
wy I'8 De I'll Meiaba Sarge "a pioere
" *0ioeF Og @Ig, bupr andre Mcoer
g''0''". 6reOo9 9litcn pcubte De til
''gs Ill Duluth, boor 0tpoet Ilutteoe8.
S'Oll8 Sannina. S%aariaoning
p'' alertoc iunoct steo i Den nurO.
'H"8s Tel al 5reeborn Gountp. Surs
.'' 'r tor % / guo Stano for Suus
""S' Arenlet meO Sueoe pil after
%'' Blue 9iOrt miuOrr, meoens Der
.'otf )oaet mere Mais. t6apre, 9Iiaet
g &IgOcr.
S0oslalO. Sra Sac qui Garle fri
w zen 1oe Os.: so. s. Sacubipn, en-
q W '0rlte Settlcre Der, Or Sberiff %
S'''er al Son. 8. s. SacOtiOn. ODOe
ny gaP'OarS iunOcn itplOig. 5reOus
Y'8e0 lIutteoe gItturnep Grpin i'm
e1't 9oDwurb Suseu. CONNER
t"'aQ 'n'traereoe SsrpaG Surpeu, %
1850 5UrmiOOas uss ben ia tils
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Slli

Greaturipaoumme The State
Board of Live Stock Commissioners
Rapport uiier, at Der / 2sbet al Sc
bruur Maaueo par Cos anmelote 9ils
fGloe at Ipge Srcaturer, lnlpiceret ueo
lluiun Stod Yaros / Gblcagp. VI
oisIe fit SIP Siaaoelie til at tomme
inc, l53 blep ila9teoe % l12 b!ep
oemt uifitteoe III Mennelfefooe. S
Qpbet al Ma0neoeu o~poageoes Der 10
Giliploe al 3ubertulOie. 6lere 3tls
fnloe al Snipe (glanders) bIeo melot
ira GuUf County. Sra Clinton GOuntp
melptes, at benpeo so SeIte par opbe /
Irrheoen al Garlple al Ell Spsoom,
ipm lutale GDrlpger Tiger, er lrnltlom
baabe for 3pr Os Wenneltcr. SaseH
nil MI blipe uGrmere unoerIggt.
6up. alt9elD ienbtc Snsoa9 ct
ipecielt SuoItab iii Statsle8lslatnren
peorereuoc Ilplemiugen al S~tcIelano,
on oeri ertlrrer ban, at 2eieai9IIteu er
lauot uuOer, bpao 9auOet p~irtella er
pnrO. Sau %paapiier bet peo at unISre'
bpop Der betales / Seize al op iii Stoles
lamb aranIeuoe priuat Gienbom paa
W(ooilou,, 9earbOrn' Os State Streets
i Chicago. SGrlis iremisrer ban.
at be fire fore Sa9blaoe / Chicago er
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
u ebraifa

ge8gc 6nic / 2c9islaturen baooe
en- trnol Gag / G~orsoa9s. s 5cuatet
bleo Sugar Bounty 8ilen brn9t ino
mso ct Subititut, iOm siuer 6urmeren
81 pna boert Ion Gufferroer. 0erefs
ter ocoto9e3 2oueu ont, at aue 6cnret,
teller itaI ftnoe SteO / Statsfeus1et.
s SuIct o~eotOses 2Ooc ON Sprets
telic al ct Gmi9rants8 paro pg ON Ops
bGoeIIe al The State Depository Law.
Siaen OH Citizens RcappurtiOn i 8ons
gresoiItritter blep uoiat paa ubeItemt
Tio,
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
@eit 8trQinia.

0pi 4locr. gunt Guuice Gonroo,
rimeli8ois ben Hloite auiuoe / De 6Or-
eneoe Stater, osoe Mnnoag / lit Sicm
peb GeoarpiGc, @iamore Gountp, 100
Nar sammel. Sun bar ipot ben Abe
NusuIt 1775 / 9euoleton GountD /
@eit gir9iniu al ~ltutite 6ornlore. 6un
bleo gift i 1905 og benoes Mtano, Sas
COB Conrad, oeltog / ari9en 1912.
gun bar rail- % rgrig til oct iioite.
8 mango Slor bopbe bun tit 6iem hos
lin pugite Spn, ION MI or IS Qar
CANNED.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

Seiere al Sfolelnno % 8 al benz uc9i'
pes o%irfcIi9 pan Stoleejeuoom, % Ran
%ar9riber ~frnitigt nugle al oi8ie 8laoe,
ll9euoc, "ot ioinge 6to9et meo Den enc
9anno og plpuore bet Gffentli9c meo
ben onoen er Ell Gorm al 8otriotisme,
Iom boloer paa at blipc ultipr nlmins
oelig.
Fri Seleion. Superiutenoenten for
Central Union 3eleIon 60. bar Iorlcs
ben 8elUioere for at oprette aontrats
ter meo 8pens 8eboere, bporeItcr De
faor &elefon irit. aOntratten lpoer
pna S1S on Idret, men nnor 9ontrafs
ten er unoeritreuet, ianr |eofommence
forGret en- Suffering ior isrite aur.
"Opens ouoet 9etciOn 60, BIZ rimeli9s
big blioe ruineret.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Sfla h III 4.

5rosien libel. s. 6utuurb Bupne,
County G%ttorneD, iunbtes iorleoen oso
2 IttI ira Grapabpc. Oct artagcs, at
ban uloer Ell Sneitorm cr 9aaet bib
n~oenfor Spcn og er irU3ien libel. Gan
par Slr8tnin9 til og opfalot eiter Den
bctienote 5oriatter al Home, Sweet
Home.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Gtna.

&rigcnS Sang. Gbansbni, Ste
Worts. Sopnueiernc erobreoc Spcn
Mcp Gbwang Wanoag Iiten, citer en-
baarO Scamp meo &iueierue. 3sp
Gtwan3 er en- al Embellishments oeo
&idili9oIicn %ooenfrr Bort Qrt6ur.
8prn blcp al aireierne benpttet iom en-
al 9rreus Sperntion8ietter MOB Sa'
pancierne.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12

ietei. @uoerngrcu Har - Gage til at
9ien9aa ale 5oCill1. ion cebfolcs &,
3 iioite Gage al zss oau.
Senatet oolate Ga Uoure til mioler
tJoig 9reitosrt at seuot,t for ), nqitc
2 2tor.
Seuotst tilitemte 6uiets Rsiofution
ON en- @ruuoloofouoeutiou
IA 2~e9istaturen a~iourucrsos aI.
Ills 4itsr, hdooe Suocrrsrer o5
5orilag, Tom ban lie 6aDbe Faft 1ro
iii at aiennemaaa.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
SriuiDan.

StOr 5lOcbranb. st Telegram
ira &Ortsois Spain Tiger, at 6Urrets
nln~85tpQrteret / oenne 8p er uebbrHnot.
6oooc De i Saunen li99enoe umerifans
tie % ct en8elit arigsifib life Ienot
6olt til 0iHlp, bar uoen 3ujl belle
81cn gaaet up / 9uer. Tobet nnIloas
til 81 900 600
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Spo Safotas Seaislatur.


Cnsoog ben Ste Mart3. scndtt
ccotos istSenbe At 6uiets Gorilaa. Vt
5erubauefompautern hal in6Ieno. us 9
Rapporter til Jsrubaustomn iioueu
ON uisie Bligtsr, iom 8,giitcr Of 3tsos
Hal uOfsrs.
quiet usotos OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Den i%umleoe Gum, Tom 6uiet tiltemtr.
telgber ia til *7G5.536.50, 6oilfet cr
154, $50 mere euo Tor 2 2tar Ijosn.
5orilagst osotOass meo 50 mob 25
Stemmer.
quiet OsotOg islgenoe 5oriIng: ON
NeoiRttetie al en- iaGes aommisfuu,
ipm Hal unbcrisge 8erbeusuoitiutnos.
tommis iionens 8esnitaber; at ale
Sfoleoitrifter Ital a%nItaiie Ell Glag ca
5tagitang for bUert 5tOlsbus / 3iItrifs
tet; ON 8sltatnin1 Of Gas O0 gano,
fomsauier; ON Straf for ioriRttcli9
2oetrggelie al 5tOOe o. aptin9er; at
Stnten fan il6be og iaa Gienoomsrst
tit GtcnSomne, iom Oen er intsresisrst /.
Sendtet ior'diteoe 5orIlaget ON at
oele 5tdteu ii ougre3oitrifter. Oct
oeotOg iglgenoe 6Orildg: at unotase
planteoe 1rRr % Buituartcr iorStatts;
uoieuniua al groitatteu msqsm Totpns
1bips % Counter; at gioe be 5orsneoe
Stnter Surisotttion ooer 2auo a%fitaaet
for internal Improvements; ON Bee
fpttelie al SIT; at iorbpoe 2aaue. og
Bp9geioreninger at tage ouer 10 Bro
cent Gents; at ~bembuoige aaerbruss'
rdaoet at b~enlrgse Statsuoitiains.r
til ct Steb for ct 5ib3rum az lie unssr
5 og life ouer 10 aar; at aiIfaHc Gm.
beoet for aOmmtsinr al Grbeioe os
Stotiitit; at 6euit9e $4,000 iom BE.
l%enuing Tor g. q. 1aplors Baasribslis.
3orsOag otu ZOE Marts. Senatet
pebtOg 6uiets dorIla8 ON B~soilsnius
al 4eugc ior 9egraueIie al 8eteraner
ira 6qren og 6ioaoen; ON uOnaon.tie
Of 5ormpnoert Tor ioralOrslsie Bsrn;
Cp6Gurlie al Qouen ON 6anbsls.
agentlrer.
0uiet peotog 5euatets 5orllas ON
at ioranore 9taunet paa 4patt Gouutp
tit Qrmitrong GOuntp.
Senatet uebto9 Jorilas ON Signing
Of Gienbom paa andre Steoer, euo Der
bpor Giersn Dor: om 5aiiRttelie al
@ranoien m.aem Roro Og Spo 3ototd;
ON maansbtige 0pSjsr melem Gountp
4uoitors og aasisrere; ON Sprettslie
al uafbansise 5tOlsOiitritter / 9uttius
ion Gountp; ON StOleiuperintenoers
ternes 2snnin9er; ON at 9ios Snobp9'
acre i uorgauiiereOe Counter Ret til
at itemme peo ale 8alg; ON Straf for
Sfaoe peo 8anosrsiter for Irrigation;
ON at iorbpOe Rauetampe; ON at an
MODE ben igosraIe Resjerius ON at
bielpe til meo ~uorp6cslien al ben rus
fife 9ioiel.
5reoag ben 8Os gtarts. = Den ao'
mite, Der lar unoerisgt Wr. Rutbs
gmbepsfgriel, rapportereoe, at Staten
bauoe tabt Omtriug $4,000 uso bans
8tiatIOrlgmmelie, % aumitesn anbsIa-
leoe, at Statens 4ttoruepgeneral pnn'
bespuoer gag MOB Rutb os bans aau'
tionifer for at iaa bette Cab o1ttet.
Seuatet itaOieteOe islsenoe uOnGO'
heller: Meolemmer al Boaro OF Gbar'
ties ano Corrections. s. 3. Gapis ira
Beaole o. 3. 8. Sieere ira Giart;
Meolem al 5tateus Sunobeosraab. :.
5. Sarris ira 2ap 60.
QeaislatureR %niOurnsreoe toaS Otter
miooag.
Decorah-posten., 1895-03-12
Ohio.

ulBffc paa Spen. Cincinnati %
gtetu Orleans 2iniens Camper 9orgs
felton, gift Greoaa Worgen thumbs /
Sbiu1ooen oeo Cincinnati. s eler
Here MenneI fer omfom. lllpften Itete
ueo, at 2amperen / ben tptfe Gage
lsb pua 9analipanoet oco Gbeiapeafe
grOen, O8 BEN iant 2pbet al 8 Wtis
uuter. 8ampcren baube benueo 100
Wenneifer omboro. 8tanot Be pms
fomue er en- Or. 2luoerion ira glew
gorf.