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Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
Vltnf til at iptae Siarsa.

Tn enselit Game, iOm nplio er ,,.,.
tll0ase til aOnoOn eiter at BABE pSboS1
Jig ct Glars Gio paa benne eibe >; o.,
l%anterbapet for / bciere Grab at ,b,;r,
fin 9atters 2iosipn Ug 2annelis S,J
Smsansen meb b%pititaaenOe GoniG,.
beroper, siper fin periOnliae @enir,|
ON 2ipet i ben fore &epublit,
Otter at BABE umtalt ben ameri,,ra,l
aplnoes itDrre eaer minOre uOpotios,]
iOm Susmooer, fOrtiattcr bun hail.
oes:
"Wsen iia9tet ben umeritunFe gi,I
iielben blir nosen paroifulb oipsI,ni,1
9erinbe for en- Manb, iuu refer t,,l
oes gone til at ipilIe aipreIe lanai
bpiere END giHeltanrnct. Sun ,r md
alene srenielDs paa bette SmraoO,
bun er itorllasen, Sun er iurlut.enS,|
inart9nft, ifarpipnt, erObrenOe. SuI
lurer felipe Naturen; til benoss Glal
pGroigbeb er fo~rbauienoe "a uS,l
@renie.
Sin ommer til big iom en- cid
ltraale, fotetterer for big, lcger meo I'D
iom en- orftenSe IrOma og ~iorleoer Si1
meo en- iaa bel ubir9t langiUm Grasl
beo for at fomme aiitco, at 0u ucil
faarlig itrGtter bine 9lrme uo eit,j
benoe, men 9riber / Gumbeoen, iot u
timber, at bun alereoe er lanot torte. /
Ser er imiolsrtio en- anOen 0minrl
oisbeo, iom pirfer til, at BEN ameritanl
lie Iige iaa soot fan ipi0e aiprefe, n
bet er, at bun / iaa hi Grab N1rt}
&enlisbeOens @uo. Ser / Gn9laa}
tan bet albrig ialoe mig ino at OmiaVr(
% tpSie no9en al mine Glcuer; Be baj
iOmOfteit ct iGbet uoieenoe % lustsj
mere al en- tpalm Sarneitue enO 4
Souooiret. Men ben ameritanite %ijl
bGrer meo fig en- luno CO ioririitcnS(
Quit iom al npilaaet SD".
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

We have again had the pleasure OF
glancing through another part of the Ban
croft Co.'S. great work THE Book of the
Fair. Of all publications descriptive of
the great Worlds Fair In Chicago, this
one is, we think. destined to live and be
regarded by future generations as the
only history truly descriptive of the
greatest undertaking the world has ever
known
The work. is exhaustive but, nevertheless,
intensely interesting throughout, and OF
the illustrations too much cannot be said.
In short, the work is n of power, truth
and beauty, and it is certain that everyone
owning it will rejoice in its possession.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
SrGHenDe Spar. 9 ct e

SrGHenbe Suar. s ct StNti
iasoe en- Scrre, Der i lGngere 2lO BAD
be ippttet ouer ariitenOOmmen: SD
trur life paa eli freeing @uO". gn uni
Yise, Der bar tlliteoe, bauoe lGn9e frt
paa Den un9e Wtanbs Spot, men bFN
MI fin Tausbeo % iu9cc: "9UoEi1
itfe?" Seo bette Sppr8smaaI n
SpOtteren sanIfe iorbauict paa 3EH1
% iparebe: "SuoriOr life? Set u
jes iise Sem, 5rsfen, forOi ie9 itic u
ie BAN, us ct foritanoi9t @ennsltt tr1
fun, bpao ban ier". "Sna nlda Y
tilsiue mig, iuareoe ben ull0e *IS'
"at lea for nit SeofOmmenoe t0Ir1i
on, 3eres 5oritanb; tbI ben tan \
beller life ie".
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

Sanger Soils SO. ct Stptte Sei
fra Rouen finces Der ct fiampemGsist,
manse bunorsoe glar sammclt GsetrG,
Tom sr nlminbslis iieubt i gsuen unOer
gtapn af "ROlfs &C.. 8aa bette Eros
9rens er bet, at ifslse bet lpfale Sa9u
ben fsrite Sertus Of 9Ormanbiet / tire
paa bperanbre isl9eube slur ital babe
baust @uloarmriuse, ubsn at uOscr
rsrte Dem. Nu for nplis bauote bet
at bsnne "9Olis CO.. eiter at boue lib
iOrTjsIia Siabe i2ioens Ssh. par ua
o.b at ltprts ON. efouoirettionen ba
beriur iorstaset slrbeiber for at bolS
ben alosumle. mere eler minore "biit'
rife" GO oppe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
Sporlcocs or octteP

Sporleoes or octteP
vi tilboOer 800 Sel0uurna ior buil'etiombeIa III
iGioe al Gatarrb, Tom lite tan iir res peo Haups r..
tarrh Cure.
80. Gbcnsp a Co., IoleSo. ..
VI unosrttsneoc bar ilrnSt i. g.. Gbeuep be iibite II
Tar, % amer BAN Tor at bare en- belt M brherti,
MaHS ale orrstaiag5auligaenos OF iur AT nyrp
~financielt iitaHo til at ubigre auc Eiru,,sts IornIio
teller. ~
gsalotu9. dlnndu ~ Widrpln. -
halls Iaiarth Cure taaeS iuouu,tes "a pirfer ri.
rette vda Slooet % Spitemcts 81 mppet iao,. J,ris
8eltiItonier gratis. 11ssSSsns''
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

Id !
JI-DI

sngg h mMI M snT se sg Tor mopnna dn Ii nuhge Fordl? paa mme M@ ass%T gen
Ihnd @mT mN Wh store MarNdtT UF Ubnugenmm men 10 ter HsnIm .
GgeTJsm m me m% e tor Udtrsacn 6sb ehe sfar hah1 s las sin yg GR
d. store MKehe rI m m@ nan MMgx ware III uddnkaensu behngeeF @G az aSsiT sErt M
SaHe sP T I Srk Nn hngssm Hnertgi yent for GRrrkern idme Heneends .%SS S GS nGg Fl
men @as rmihTh ham enseuei rus Ti .AurHi
hm TmWm s n% fn or S al Hat9 e Ild g der fm@Tn ad de twkhuo UhhnMhetr gdesR . @i liter
D"T ,L mM h@eT summers Mnr~n SCo, mkaoshmlIe I'd sohh n,nsi u
dnt n" @ HHm IN ngd snf mremng nsiU i ia Diet hrn gencm rrte IN G mdgi
~ nn s mr haa Afsnfesn Ukonmsr Ia dus Illus for nogef n ~ a@n Ps, rmMj
ar - % Mh MAde Eh nlken Haniesna kude flrgaAs Us de FwA @r n at htM
cbe ds me- Esa Tm ~ NJ shd'HksrnS Unforeseen Me- dueF hnsh r vnhs ul
Y INA E ha dnne Made drwt sin Fmnngid de ldae5 Ar o med n Ak onnSi
W T s qua rass nsemag I'D pa at Rtanngn er6Wen dem sa haMg % unsdSnasrr eouSaspn
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

Goim9lene er lau9t tnlrl8ers Gu
2a%uoiuslene. @runoeu er 'ttf' at
CT iruatbarere, nler, at DC aIOrt8 man.
fer 6poe. Bloomington logger bare
enefte 9Gs, % ulliseuel antn9's Den
pGre ben talrisene 5usleart | Y:rS''
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

/. 6inOes Der no8en SeroenSQIlI't'E
npritc Spros, iom CT liSeiaa tp!orRN0'5
iom 9aar Ii9eiua langt t'Iba5c 2'pS' a. =
ben i~ueuite, Der or uo8ioet al Urn S'.1
Siaatalo, bupr fan jog iaa tl00t 'F"'
buormeset foiter ben? 49,,
2. Siuoes Der her / &auoet no9en SV.',
iont beooer "9rimiunlouen Norge y.
fan jes iaa tjDbt ben o9 goorT'e9E, ~
ben? 10
Guar: /. grnIt Sails Scroensg'Is
er nosipct oct norIte SproS al y aa1'
". &. 9rolium meo 6ortiTtteI'e !" a
npeIte lib af DC uorIte 6orla''r'' :,
Nprlt ubglpr bet Dele Sert 6 SlI'o NV :
Sautrationer. Sen toiteoe opF'npt'D y
inobuuben; MI fan ben faces GUM
ren's SosbauOel for $15 eIler T%'''O''!
2. Yep life.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

@ipr i~nsentins, iom bu lille pil Ifal
blioe cpeaset. 5olt uil iiube bet no
paa en- eaer anben Maabs. Der ipncs
life at bore nOsen uubtaselie fra benne
8esel.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

slrenft Yoft, @puItuu, Soma, GIiat'
Gems ggent, er M poa gtarteoet meo giupe.
busting. San cr en- CANNED paalioclig
Gssrs. os man bill faa fig paa at itripe til
ham for Setiuselier; ban sisr fore 6Orret.
ntnser for 6armerne cs besuar inseu Sell
sreb.-sgrause 3eips".
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

On peb albris, bpur biertesOo en-
Ntunb i @ruupen er, ipreno bu trGiier
iummcn mec BAN paa ct Steb, buur s
bes9e er iremmeoe.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
Gn itrGffelig Eiual. Miu Srpfc

ics er fOrelitet i Gem opuper Creme.
Sirteli8! @ten min Setter bar iaot
mig atfurat bet famine.
Sn, men mine grer er lan9ere emo
hans.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
gufttcu.

Oil ieIse en- SO3uIaonjn0 SaDJ''
gubre Eager aprOus Den SOe J"r n,e
@Siner, ST., Galmar. Sa.
StiSalgs gn ytontana I,p,r
sGle % goo Cart iiliaIss blul8t' w.
Republicau" anpiler.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
Stiuin9cn / Wnrge.
glabenes 1lDtalel5er.

Vlaoenes N0taleher.
&rafti9cre END / bisie Gage CT On.
ifet ON enoelis ensans at faa en- gnoe
paa llnionsfieplet life fommet irem,
~ifrioer as. us 9aurbits GmtstibenSe",
iom, eiter at babe teont be inolebne
Goresisr, fortiatter: "Nu ipprses Der,
ON Stortbinssmaioriteten frembeles
oil fare irem meo lin samle Salsitar.
risbeb us fit samle Spermoo. Sbis
iaa, - ba maa ben ~ifisnne, at ben
banoler mob SlertaQet al 5olfets Billie.
Oct nptter Tibet. at raoifale Slabe for.
ir9er at omsaa bette Saftum peo Sm'
itripninser Tom, at Solicit iouer enbnu"
eIer at "oet nUrIte Solf enonu life er
uausnet til 5orItauelIe al, at bet, aam'
pen siGloer, er i Sirfelisbeocn ielpe
ben rationale 2ilu9relie". Suis Oct
norlfe Soil iorer M, bill bet pilt altlo
iope; iulialb tar Senitre neppe flere
Nioler eno be, Der er brust uuber
Salsfampeu, til at p9tfe bet. Oct
norife 5olt ct paaseut moi, bet er bags
net til 5oritaaelie al at be raoltale
Observation-Disclosures 8olitif inoebas
rer 5arer. Ss bet er bisie Gurer,
man III | ben eaebte gime ig9er at of
uerse beo 8arifos9lores ierne. Staar
sturtbinssmaioriteten bsu ~puerIor benz,
si0r be fig ftplbise | Den parite 6ors
~brpbelie ben peo: Saan mob 6ulfe.
piljen. Mien pi tanfer life, at ale
Senitres &epreientauter pil bore meb
paa bet. SAB ps faa fri 5orbanOlins
meo SperiSe - ct s~runoist Sp9isr /
lluionsfpntraften."
Sr. Ginoes 8lao "Noromanoen"
ilutter fine Setragtnin9er ouer Stilirs
9en meb at ubtale, at ri fommer 9nnife
piit til at tratfes meb Ell MinOretalss
resierins inotil neIte Sals, pg Gtors
tbiitset uil paa ale Solb tpmme til at
resjere % beitemme pm Su9ernes
Stia6ne.
Oct rn0ifale glao "StaSangeren"
firoer, of "oet fer no, iom pm life az
ting er ristis iaaoan, iOm Oct itulOe
uGre, iuoen Stortbin9etS &enitre M
on Sa9ene. Set Ter no, iom ON set
biotil iaa iaite SambOlo boloer pna at
rptfes". Gen inoen 8enitre iremtonue
Wisngie meo BET gngclbartIte 6orIla9
ipues Slnbet "libt beiDnbcrli9 % life
me9et pel be9runbet. Obi nuget maa
Der ba gj0res poerior benne 8e8ierins,
10 iDr 10 beaer, % iprIt o9 iremit gials
Der BET at uuoerip9e, i boab Sla9s Orr
ben, ben bar fine Tapirer.
"Splauoenes 9piS" betoner, at 8ens
fires Salsprusram "itfe ipecielt eller
bppebiagelig bar Sorbanoling eQer life
5urbanolins, men fra fprt III liOlt:
eset uorIf llbenrissitpre; meO andre
Orb, iulO norIf SelpitrnOisbeo ubaotil
Tom i~noaotil." 8labet ilutter meo at
iOrlifre, at "iffe noset Stprtbiugsiler.
tai enteu III eaer iorbaabcntlis no9en.
iinoe pil funne itstte en- &esierius, Der
enten belt eIer belpis cQer euoCa 10,
en- eneIte entelt %erions gebfommenoe
Ifuloe bile uaa uuset anbet Maal met
Sorbnublinserne END bet, iOm bar ben
Steeniie Stesierin9s ps ipm iremelea
or Stortbinss ilertalet % bets iumtliss
@Glseres uufYruttelise Srusrum."
s "Spcialbempfraten" freezer g5r
s. 9nuoien "Salseues llbialo rsipet
teret. % ba or Der insen 8ci aabel
til 6orbanolins ON bort 5olts Set en-
ten til esne Spniuler euer til eset llpeu
r~issitprc".
s bet famine Slab itriosr 8. W lie,
lausere Grtiisl ON 45Orbunblins" 81
a., at "Stiainsen M fumes at pGr
blen ben, at entsn maa Sturtbinaet.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
Wieniobeosmeoe.

Wenigbebsmeoe.
lite q. 6. 8. Strife: slurlist Msniss
beSsmpoe SirsDa9 Abe SUM- (treoie
Yiuieoas) ST. p.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

Genitre peo en- 5rontioranoring tase
aeoelien, eIler psiaa miiter Eartlei
iulOItanois ben pulitife esSslie, os bet
uil iattiIt talt beler life iiimerll'
ueoblipe at bore bort leoenoe Nartt."
| Sbst artiteliorfatteren gaar puer til at
iremlas9e fin 8lan for en- iirlOnel
5orbnnbling, fsrt Of ual9te 9ele9ereoe
ior bpert al Riserne, bemerfer ban, al
ben fsrite 6oruOiatnins mantte bore,
at Der ubnepnes ct Miniiteriuut, opsr'
n8Itemmenoe meo 8ufgenes ReIultat,
"~altiaa ct SenItremini iterium os oa be!
ct MiniIterium Steen".
s "8ersens Tibenbe" to9er en- Sor'
latter poloiomt fat paa &riltianiaaores'
len % paa ben 5illutning til oente,
iOm ben9an9 forbere0tes berborte. IGN
Stt9" - uobrgoer ban "er al pens
uenoe aoresier til Gbinset / ct minbre
Spprssmaal iom Sttetimersoagen o9
SOtalaibOlosiusen uiu.; Der fan Goress
fer mulisens bore paa i'm 8laos. Men
at Ell al sc - ier o9 iemti - WtGno
unberitreuen GOresie ifal babe nosen
SnoHpoelie paa Stortbingets Solonins
/ II Sag, bpur 2anoets sGre ps Sel-
iGro itaar paa spif, er 10 rent latter
li9t % pilte uel life bliue betra9tet an
Oerlebes / etbpert ciuiliieret 2ano. -
- CT Oct ct bureautratiIf Tibet
Ouerbus, hi ifal faa Der i 2anbet M?
Gn M, i~elpbeitaltet Statsmast, li9e
uniuarslps ium Maieitaten? -
Ben tires Stilius er panifelis moi, on
life bisie Goresier ital biorase til at
iprfllore Ganer."
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
g(atem GprrcIponoa nfr'

San nogcn al "2ecOrab'8 oJten's SGl
Iige mig, bpor bet 9anO Itgger. ION SIa'
tos tilbage fra Saitn8S y 2aioia ~ )"
baneipmpau? ~ =
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

rent 8lDbDtDt

banner ct ftabist l1nSerIas for SpmaIius
paanp, % albris bebgper man oa at
Trab. ben at, fsroi ben bar itauet at eler
or rernet. Zen boIoer Jig oltio sIat %
rem; Jor at prre iifter paa at faa itritt
rent glpbpibt white Lead tieb bn
buiIisniombeIit al fsIeerbe SIass:
Southern" "Red Seal"
Collier" "Shipman."
TDrEdrosr: National Lead CO. Pure White
Lead Tinting colors / sunss aanSe I'll en- 25 guns
Saase 2eip, se 9t bIanoe Teres eaeu Ralina. Oct
tpartr 1ib % Neitu pea OF iaa solsrer I'll at paste os
betrpsser tcr, al man bar fact ben bepite SIass URis
luns, Tom tan l1aaes saa Ara.
Stno % Of Fptal CARR os faa pur BOG un TdIius
tamt Hatue9ort Kit. Set uil rimeliaois ipire Dem
ttrs 3onerf.
NATIONAL LEAD CO,
RE- ST. LOUIS Branch,
u Clark Avenue and Tenth Street. 81 Louis
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31
fteprabs@ arfeo.
32faIing fpr4ffer.-9et

Sv tofer ofte mere at eisre ct GUS
iarbist for CpmuIius, naar bet fgrife
Gang bar paret maIet msb biuis frrbie'
bIanbet Walins, enb bet pilbe baue foitet
at bare bet unlet to @auee oper meb
min rent gIpbpibt white Lead, bIanSet
cp | rem Linseed Oil.
Decorah-posten., 1895-05-31

Sr. Ginoes Slab "Norbman0en"
~ilutter fine Setrastninser Ouer Sti0ius
9en meb at ubtale, at ri fommer gnnife
piit til at trRffes meo Ell Minoretalss
resierins inotil neIte Sals, pg Gtors
tbirtset uiI paa ale Solb tumme til at
resjere ps beitemme pm Sa9ernes
Stia6ne.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-04-26
FORCE THE CLIMATE.

Rainmakers Attempting to Make Con-
tracts in Dakota Counties.
HURON, S. D., April 23.-Rainmakers
are en-, .voring to make contracts with
county officials or farmers organiza-
tions in this part OF the state to furnish
moisture sufficient to mature crops the
present season. Little encouragement
is given and it is not likely that any
contracts will be signed. The expert
ences of former tests were far from sat-
istactory and people have no inclination
to blow in any more money on artificial
rainmaking.
1t is said that the Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific Railroad company,
which last year experimental very ex-
tensively, will this season equip six
cars with rainmaking outfits to operate
in arid districts along their line Of road.
Agents of the United States agricul-
tural department. at Washington will
accompany the rainmaking expedition
this year with a view to testing its
practicability.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-04-26
PAYNE ON SILVER.
The Wisconsin Politician Thinks the Craze
VIII Soon Die Out-Spooner's Chances.

The Wisconsin Politician Thinks the Craze
Will Soon Die Out-Spooner's Chances
New YORK, April 23.-Henry Z.
Payne, one of the Northern Pacific re-
ceivers, is in the city. Speaking OF the
money question he said:
"The general sentiment in Wisconsin
is antagonistic to the free coinage OF
silver. When you get further west you
get into the hotbed of the agitation.
The better papers and better class
OF people in Wisconsin have
taken stand against the flee
coinage theory, but there is no use de-
nylng that the sentiment is growing.
The craze is like everything else that
flares up. Sober Judgment and lnte1ll-
gent reasoning will show the fallacy OF
adopting deprecated currency, and 1
believe that enough wise voters will be
found to counterbalance the other SIDE
when it comes to test
Mr.. Payne ia ked freely about Mr..
Spooner's senatorial chances III 1896.
He said:
The last election changed the COM
plexion of the legislature and Repub-
lican will be elected. Mr.. Spooner is q
very able man and I think he will be
returned to the senate practically with
out opposition"
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-04-26
GROVER is WR0TH
Wrong Interpretation Put on
the Silver Letter Of Sec
retary Norton.
NOT THE PRESIDENTS IDEAS.
When .He Has Anything to Say
lie Says 1t on His Own
Account.

WASHINGTON, April 23.-The state
ment which Secretary }. Sterling Nor
ton gave to the press last week or his
views upon the financial question has
been interpreted by the press very gen
orally as an utterance made on behalf
of the president and expressing the
presidents attitude. This inference
was based largely upon the circum-
stances that Secretary Morton made
public his statement SO soon after his
return from the White House, where
he had been in conference with the
president and members of the
cabinet at the regular cabinet
meeting. The surm.se, however,
has proven to be incorrect
by denials made by both President
Cleveland and Secretary Morton. The
presidant's statement, which was given
to the Associated Press by Private Sec
retary Thurber, follows:
II am in no manner responsible Tor
Mr.. Morton's interview and knew moth
ing OF it until I read it in the news
papers. When I have seen fit to say
anything to the people on the money
question, or any other subject, / have
thus far found it quite easy to do SO
directly and on my own account
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-04-26
HE STOLE $4,000.
The Collector for u Oh eng" Church IL
Dropped From the Rolls.

The Collector for a oh eng" Church IL
Dropped From the Rolls.
CHICAGO, April 23.-Aiter having
robbed the Second Baptist church sys-
tematicalIy for Il number OF years,
Alunzo Snyder has been dropped from
the list of members and has lost posi-
ton with the church that paid him 600
year. This is the only punishment
given him for the theft of nearly $lO,-
OO0 Mr.. Snyder said he thought he
had taken about $1,000 but surely not
more than $4,000. The officials of the
church have discovered so far that the
thefts amount to about 81 900 year
during the 10 years Mr.. Snyder acted as
collector and general utility man for
the trustees.
Mr.. Snyder, who is about 65 years
old, besides his position with the
church, acted as solicitor for life i'll
surance company. He has been con-
nccted with the company for "a years.
He declined to discuss the matter. Rev.
DR.. Lawrence, pastor of the church,
said the trustees had not CARED to DO
anything further than the action stated,
out of regard for Snyder's family.
Snyder was for a long time well-to-do,
but lost everything in the great fire o.
1871. The money was taken from col
lcctions and pew rentals.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-04-26
INVOLVED MUCH MONEY.

Decision in an Important Case at West
Superior.
WASHINGTON, April % CONTRARY to
expectations, the Un ted States supreme
court fai ed to hand down decision on
the motion for Il rehearing of the in
come tax cases.
The only case in which a decision
was announced was that OF Roberts q
Ellis, versus the Northern Pacific Rail-
road company appealed from the cir
cult court OF the Western district
of Wisconsin. Justice Sh.ras an
nounced tke decision of the court, al
firming the judgment Of the court.
The case involves the tit.e OF lands
donated to thu railroads by Douglass
county on the condition that the
road should pursue certain route
and make certain :. improvements
on Lake Superior, which was done.
The land and the improvements are
now estimated as worth $750,OO0. The
county afterwards sold the lands to
Robert & Ellis for 1886, in view OF a
decision by the supreme court OF WIS.,
consin, that the county could not do
nate it's lands to a corporation. The
decision in the United States supreme
court holds that the transfer OF the
lands to the company was sale and
not donation, and also that the case
was not one for the state courts in view
of the fact that the Northern Pacific
road was national and not state cor
nOratiOn
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-04-26
TREASURY DEFICIT.
IAp"'ch 1t win Foot Up $4,000, 900 at
the End of the Year.

IAp,,.'en It ;;'in Foot Up $4,000, 900 at
the End of the Year.
WASHINGTON, April :3.-The decision
OF the supreme court in the income tax
case n"ccs>.tutes revlS ON of the eS-
tinAte> o the Sov'rnmeut Tor the fiscal
YEA Oh ling June 81, aid rom the best
data ob ! Ii .D.e. it i, believed that the
G. fit f,r lho year viii amount to $3O,-
. O,oNO. The amount o. thA deficit to
GA Is ~. III .H17 with nuiatiOls OF a
II Ti!u.' crease before the close OF
tine present month, but the income
tax receipts, it is expected Will materl-
ally cut down this amount during the
lriAa.dlny 10 w,eXs OF The fiscal year.
Rec i,)ts from customs and internal rev.
not at the pace expected and with fully
n'-Ialf OF the anticipated receipts
tr"?l the income tax cut Off. it is doubt.
tu If the close of the year shows a
d fit less than $40.O0O,OO0 AS has
Mrl the case for some years, the ex-
ptA,llture on account of pensions Is
more than third Of the entire expendi-
lures of the government, and several
times during the last two years, the in
ex rable requisitions of the secretary OF
OF the interior on pension account has
caused some apprehension among the
officials that the time might come when
they could not be honored with the old
time promptness. Already this month,
more than $ll, 900, 900 has been paid to
pensioners, and since July l nearly
$ll7,500,0O has been paid on the pen
sion account
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-04-26
CuRzoN-LEITER WEDDING.

Brilliant Assemblage Gave 1t the Charao-
ter Of u Public Ceremony.
WASHINGTON, April 23.-The wedding
of Hon. George Nathaniel Curzon, M. -
and Miss Mary Letter, was celebrated at
St. Johns Episcopal church, amid scenes
of much brilliancy, and in the presence
of brilliant assembIage Of cabinet of1i'
GERS, diplomats, governors and bishops,
as to give the event the character OF
public ceremony.
Long before the hour for the cere-
mony, a curious crowd surrounded st.
Johns church, which is on Lafayette
square, Immediately fronting the White
House.
The church was filled to it's utmost
capacity. The ushors were MIR. Joseph
Letter, brother of the bride, and Mr..
Frank Curzon, brother OF the groom.
Mrs. C4eve.a and arrived shortly ahead
of the bridal party, and was given
seat in the forward part Of the church.
The president did not appear, as it is an
unwritten law that the executive does
not appear at private social events.
The wedding party arrived shortly
before noon and moved up the man
aisle to the chancel, where Bishop Tai
bot and Rev. DR.. Mackay Smith ot1icl-
ated. The bride, in white satin and
rare white lace and carrying cluster
of white orchids was on the arm OF her
father. The bridesmaids, Misses Nam
ME and Daisy Letter, sisters of the
bride, wore pink tulle gowns, with
large pink mnll hats and carried
large boquets of pink roses. The
groom and Mrs. Letter, Sir James and
Lady Miller and Lord Lamington, the
groom's best man; Mr.. Joseph Letter
and Mr.. Frank Curzon made up the
rest OF the party.
The impressive marriage service OF
the Episcopal church was performed,
after which tho wedding party with
drew to the Letter residence, where they
were joiued later by relatives and IN
innate friends for the wedding break
fast.
The bridal presents were numerous
and exceptionally elegant, that OF Mrs.
Cleveland being a large silver loving
cup.
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-04-26
HARRlSON'S VIEWS.

he Says He Favors International Free
Coinage of Silver.
INDIANAPOLIS, April 23.-In ex-Presi-
dent Harrison's speech at La Junta,
which is said to outline his position on
the silver question, General Harrison
said:
"Now say to you today what I said
when was president and what 1 have
always believed: That a larger use OF
silver for money and free coinage OF
silver upon a basis to be agreed upon
that would maintain its parity,
with gold, was good for the
whole world. I do not believe that we
could run free coinage ourselves when
the European governments were pursu-
ing the policy they have been pursuing
with silver. But, my fellow citizens,
there are clear indications now in Eng
land and in Germany that they are
feeling the effects of a scarcity Of gold
and it's prostrating effects upon the in
duStrieS
Little Falls weekly transcript., 1895-04-26
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