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Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
SiSietom Hticrpationen. 2 Saf.

ser bar prrct eli iiomGrtet Iintcr
biotil, milot pg liOct Sne; men ioag bar
vi Sneitcrm Tom f%oriIaar.
NDlin9cn %bcrrurot, ligc ioen GieIerpotio.
men blcb cabinet, bar orrtt temmclie baar.
Zig, 'da bet life or iaa soot for en- NDbcgDns
Der ! Ct MT Excitement at ilaa fla isiennem,
men hi fnar boabc poa bsore Sioer % beorc
Inlinger berciter. @i bar omtrent IS Milc
III NSatertoipf, lom CT Dor nrrmcite Sdns
oelsplao5, bet er Ell tcmntcli9 lang Bel at
tisre ON gintercu / Guloc % Sncitorm
baaoc for Golt % @site, men en- % anoer
Sang, for 2ipcis Spbolo, mao ri ~oliocpel
sisre eli Sur. ri bar omtreni 5 Wil til
Vo'tbuict "S,elgcn", bpor hi iaar Dor Qoit,
inobefattco "Secoroba Qoitcn" % "@eo @r.
ntn", iom hi for bet nleite benter bper SCR.
Dag. Set ierite Ri IA Ter ieisnuem CT 9rcs
pcnc % NDbeOerne fra Nor9c, ocruGit 9oar
III opcr til "@eo Nrnen", boor hi MI %iortioer
bar ben iutercsiante Gortrling "getalt for"
Seq lGn9cS otter at bsrc, buorleots bet eaar
NcUille o9 Sploia. Seq pil oa meo BET
famine ienoe min bicrteliGite Sat til ole
rcn, Der ienoer os 9rrpe fra Norge % irr:
Zig oa, for min Gel, til Sobanne Gpenicl,
ira Stproalcn. Seq bar erSaus bait nit
Niem paa 2an9itenen i Stsroalcu % perior
oil ieg rnifc, al Spbanne Gpcnitn mao tripC
baaOc tint % Oftc, iaa ri ian faa bsre ole
DC NDbeocr, Jpn iorc9aar.
Martin Iuroabl.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27

oitet iluste Ri belle Rnmtlcn uben ina mtset
lont al blints, ida mart nj bsrte, at y. u.
babe iisbt, % Of u. 8. bapos toset poa
8reoit for ouer 40 Dollars.
Sisite 6sit bar her TO, iom iolgts Sslps
tsi o9 8uloubre % btoroe iolt i for efala,
men bodo siOroe BET. @rtc Sang tom en-,
iom bacoe gOot Snattttsi, os funot imisre,
iaa beo ri not Soa aroSen isien. Sette
oGrt M life ia0t for at sisrs Rar; its ielo
bar neo ! 2esen, % imoete meo al Steeen.
sou iaar ieg NOT imuit laoe bare at gale optr
nogcn; men oiloe bare suft, at BET iunos
tiene III aoooriel for andre, ON be Tuloe
blioe 'bicmisgt al oisie t1cr ~lisneuoe
Sloisitr. On aiGrriug.
moral: 3ieb Gpcrs @arer hos Risb.
mnnoen / ben nGrutcite gp, boor 9e Dor.
Com Re9el Tan Sc Der pente at iaa ben
beoite gebanolins. @9ofen.S
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
So,pier, Colo.

F''''n! nag ben 3bie ps., er bet tolot,
,.l' NE 'ol toriCroclie bslcr, bare A @ra.
y '0''' Hll, men bet er not for os, iom
"'" olfOM uOautc til Ruloe. Ser bor pr.
O' otltgite 9sir, belle @interen i9iens
..' " mango al 6armsrns bar M isans
.' al s!'le % iGtte fine digger / soo Stano
~ SoaTen, men lite Nars tom meo Sne
y s'0F' iolot. Ser er M % CONNER
lug % ,oa0morocs bar bet 4 unocr Zero;
N '' tolocite 0eir, bi bar bait benne
% isim.
""8'a'Aoe bet fonbinapife Excitement
=; YS' 6''0Isr, iGa paslsr bet samle Beers
So'' "altn ~temmelis soct paa os: ASa
Hg' N''lc IRAN 70 bet bunar, iom no
Nv" '"' unorait uppaa, men bet munar
lS"''' "a bet munar, iaa bet beint fran
S'8noo at iiaa.1
va l'n ia8t bet muuar, bsr tommsr inO
y Here Gntelts IorFe, men be ieite
ia, % De fommer bertil paa iorFisls
po., D'ao'F' NOsle lasier paa @psnsn
n, " SHri, 90 bouo mere be fan pafie
g,ss 7ar tisrt lisefra @orosrrnoisn al
S,,,, % BERTH, gnors, icm bar mere
ne, men mtnOre 9aalmcoisbeo, be toms
.s, .,'' ''t'r @atiOsns maaS. at reiie paa,
g''E r1'O Sampbshsn oip.
'T' 8ars goIius blso sanFe COB bsr,
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
Tinina, Minn.

@iajno CT en- liotu gS pco Gcreus fars &
&ad @jIs g. u. Sen bar tire Gcnerul
2iort3, l 0orOWare Gtore, en- Spinoerot.
'aSrlt, 2 GituatOrer, al bpilie ben enc eics
% o'iiprt5 at 6armerne I Nabolaget. Oct
'aal'r f8 aOOt for 6armerne at bape i'm
3T G]ltrator.
g''olinlngcn ruuot Iinirg er Sfanoinaz
"', % ct INIT 6lertal NorOmGno. Ser er
'Aoa en- V'tni9beo, iOm tilbsrer ben Gor,
.'oe Rlr't o9 ~bcticnes al Qaitor @reserieu.
I" >ommeren itoI oeuue Mcnigbco bDggs
II M Rtric | giuing. Gen bar ct pattcrt
oa's9as far fire Dill lrnsere / 9eit, os MI
W u bD89t ct til nGrmere Wenigbeocns
Riste.
SaAott btromtring CT for bet mete ops
''''Hi her CT bog Ell % anoen ptti slerts
"|' 8ool Nano tgien. 6orri9e Iar fiji Ri ell
W. S0'nd bare qriierne bapoe pGrct liot
'''' Ole g.. Stubsiinc.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27

o%nitrins, men hi faar femme / mso ope BE-
onore pad ben npe Gang, iom mart pil prr,
en- al be olntinbelists Rational. Sonoe.
4gt faar for Tibet for bore Qrooutter orr. .
VrtIerne pod 6armsV rooutter er mn eo
eorn % Gents per guibel, ~ilagtcoe Spin
. eents per Prno, SGg l2-l5 per SuTr,
omsr l5-2O 6snts Der Iuno, alinlfa.6 So
| pueblo $3.50 per Sor, goteter 60 eents
per 100 puno oiu.
Sunobeosttllinnoen er GOD, % monoc,
'om tommer iii Colorado, blir iriae Ter.
lirr or ben lette tsrre 9uft COB / mouos
Stlfrloer at @rptipsoomme.
5 Sulen bapoe hi en- rigtis bsooelio Sul..
trGfe't. Va'tor &eini fra Sender tolte til
Ssrnets ON Sulens o. Srusts 9etpbuiro
% entelte andre prDptoc fig ogioa / famine
aetnin9, meb mere cler minorc Soelo not,rr.
li9ots. Sililut Tom osiaa ben olleiteog
oeltomne Santa Claus. Gammel er ban
pit, men enou 9omlere ioa Ran uo / en-
ltattels sanmel aros, mro Quttsl % lanai
botot Stlrg, - lom / eli betrntelio @rop
lt9neoe gonulo, % alroeorc0teu bar laIet,
laa Der bang cs Hang en- Sob her GA en- Der.
men Ssrncne bar glade / ben oomlc, mi
ban bapoe no9et iii ben, ollie, GA be fleite
Borne babe ban ogioa trntt poa. "a.
itcr'e opoarteoe meo aufe % Suletoaer.
% beoare Scre bel, fig Ium Munocn lsb
paa Seber'oenoene, uaia be statlsr, Der
banter NOT life 'cutc" botr Sag for Dem,
men oeres Sinh er oa ogiaa iou iorpenOt,
at heller eno at unoe ia ielo en- aoo liofn
Rome, iom tuncc luOc benz baaoe cole oo
andre 9ooe Eager, og os andre en- oloo Oil
ten (SrDalp), ida bill be bcQer ooa paa.
boao gantcerne iDn9er: Scans for grcat.
Jet, Deans for dinner, Beans for Supper.
Beans, geaus, @cans.0
"Qoitcn"s SreOe fra Noroe or intcregIontc.
bclit sa for Dem, iom cr lotalt tienote pQo
DC Steoer, boorira 9reocne tommcr, ia
Sorbiors 2ics 9repe cr ba bit interegiant.
tor ale. Seq tuloc snIts, om DQoteu'
bnpoe en- COB SorreiponDtnt for gerocn "a
Sh'e9h, Del oiloe bit prre irteresinnt iot
Here al SGierne ~ioruocn mig. Seq ct pel
T%ornSiet fneo Den npe Maaoe, iom Garm.
Spolten / 19oicu" MI er pronet, MI Tan en-.
boer beere tage bare ocrpaa Der at Hippo bet
no % faa en- BOG oeraf. "@eo qrnen"
liter ie9 lille ioa 9oOt M, cmiterut ben bleO iaa
Oaarlt9 | &D98cn, at ben iulosr rent / Sta.
yer, naur man Ol unoerigGe, bpao ben bar
at iortGle. Get CT Opg life ct al DC oGrite
Jtp9onoer, ben liocr al; tbi ben fan let bel.
breOes cco ct Bar Citing mibti Gpoaen meo
Hadl % Sraao. q. =. Nnseluit.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
On norif 2jGmpe.

Gn tj9mpeitert Munb bar Srss
britsitao. Oct sr 9aser Carl Sunbs
By, Ssn al 2unbbanbler Sens 2or9ers
len Sunobp paa 9aarben Garoers
mosn. Stjsnt ban fun er 23I Oar
g., er ban / 9eiiobelie al ajampes
trafter. A Satte MsI Ital ban tunns
tase paa Rpsgen, og 2 RanO bolOsr
ban paa engans / i~tratte Qrme.
Sppe / Sarps6org, bpor ban bar
boet ct Qar5 Sto t~ioligere, blep ban
en- Ct. 9ansuften operfalbt al u per-
Toner. - San "iulte" benz aQeiamer,
Srs6at sngang bar ban enbnu
bebre. Der optruaote ban peo en- Sci.
ligbeo iom en- rem SdmIon. Sttt
minbre eno Is Mano flst pad BAN o1
oilbe "tp9rte" BAN. Men Sunbbr
ilos runbt zig meo bare NGberne ilia,
at 3 Mano ao Sanger ieg til Sorben,
os tililut fob ban iom Seierberre.
San sr forsprist en- meset frsbs
iommelis perion. Der fun 3 8anse bar
bore / aait meb "brpoiomme" Golf.
Ru bar ban / Here @ar perst afbolbss
manb.
"Rorsss itsrtsite Wano" Rpr6sci
bar ban tjenbt ION Gut os mansen
Sang tasst meo BAN. - Nu pil ban
forisse isisn. Gan bar ubforbrst
BAN til grpoetamp / 5reoritstao, pa
Norbect bar mOOtaset uoforbrinsen.
Snbiatien sr RI. 100.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
YreHon, 8aniom Co., y. =.

9efoltninsen runot Qrefon er met Stans
b%inapcr, os be itaar fig alminoelis soot.
ginteren bar pGrst rigtig milo % rGiteu ins
gen Sus for NJ / Narts; ioas, ste Marts,
bar hi she % liot Storm, omtrent 8 SOB
Sns pua iepn Nari. SuuobeOstilfaroeu
bar pGret sanite GOD, bog liot Ga 8ripps
bar prret runot | Gamilisrus. Breton lis'
ger i Sbiune @alep, ct Store os QOitoifies,
en- bDgselig plaos. s. g. Sirtelie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
Wt. Baden, "a.

Mt. @aGsp er en- liosu gp meo poitOHies,
Sutii % Creamery, icm oripes at Garmerns;
% oenus GOrretning eaur spot, iaalanss ans
er eniss.
9i iii COB Iplins iiSfe SOFT al aat
Rorniortsr, men 9riierne er lape. eanosl
beromtrius sr prrot fra s25 til $40 per
aere.
9i bor pmirins s Mil til GUret Giip
iom er en- tripslis gp mso uomer.et Ssrn'
baneforbinbslis.
Qsoer Tafsfao.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
WormaO cafe, Minu.

Meo bet fannie leg icnoer getaling for
Slaoct, iaa bill leg bore ioa fri at ienbe no9le
2inicr, iaa Golt ian ie, at hi life er oloclcs
%ueoiuntue / Waoitrroet. "Qoitcn" er bet
melt uObreotc 9lao beromtriue o9 ane sufer
ben peltommeu for boert Suotog, Den 9isr.
Sioitc Iar fit hi eli 9anfe GOD goling, men
be c~aurlise Qriicr sisr, of bet ct baarSt at
llaa fig i9iennem, TIL Ri ipues, hi baboc
moi, meoeus bet bar COB Sio % 9ooe Qriier.
9i faar Dog baabe pau beore Siocr mart.
GDen Railiou rtiite iii europa iioite SOFT
nteo en- 20 Sraucre, iom ban ituloe gisrc
tor 2Dite n,eo. Shit man bsrte fra BAN,
bar ban fpmnrn til bet flare samle Nor9s
meo benz. Sa ban Gipin prsper no rptaa
toiart han.
Ser bar pGret en- min % COB Sinter mec
tibet Snt, iaa bet &c oaarliQt SIRE.
) Oct 6irteliqe sr M Der alt title, iisut
Der itaar 3 &irter iausobtiom pua en- Sell
tipn Garo, bier ipnes at bare moi meb ia
iclp og 9aitorerne q. g. 6ielitao, 3. e.
Soroabl og y. 3eitan arbeiDcr troiait oo
cr ineset aibolote al tine 6olf og itaar i COB
6oritaaelie mso bueronOre. Sticnt Der or
3 Meni9beOer, ioa cr Der cuoa en- Gel Norife,
iom itaor uoenom al tirtelig Organization,
% cnoel, ia tun nogle faa 6omilier bar gaact
oUer til Srttcrne % fulper ia frie.
ct Mleieri Selfab er or9uniicret Der nblia,
o9 itol bpGge ct Mleicri til @aorcn. 1sGlsenoc
CT palgte til Sireftsrtr: q. 6.@aarbbammcr,
pres.; Gabriel Stcne, @iccprcioent; g.
u. Spperion, SetretGr; CIR. s.. Gnscn,
aasicrcr, Sobn SalUorisn, e. 8. NSgaaro
og 3. 9. Slattum, Sruitecs.
Nbonent.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27

WAL NAf ~
NBPkScu OFFICES
ELGiN. ILLINOIS
en- RGtte iuteresiante llOinlelier pnr
Iisc AnsitiOrnemmclier, ban bar bait
NnleonIns til at ie uuosr i'm 20'nnrigC
Srnrls
"Gn al mine tUinoelisc 9utienter",
Iortraer ban, "bleu ips. blot bun inn
en- Sinio, og oenne 9ntipatbi bar iua
leoenoe uopitlct hos benbe, at bun en-
Tag LOB en- Stol um~bstrGtte, BLOT ior'
81 Der ben %fcrcsuaeuoe Tag baooe iio'
Oct en- Serre, Der Tort forinoen tit De-
ISs bos bcnoe babe tluppet en- SunN.
On onoen n9rsoe Den melt lepenoe
R9oisl for 9posn o. tuuoe life ic Ell
Srep mco Spr9erauo uoen at ialOc
Seiplmelie. @n Tag tnpoe bun BET
ubelo at lGase ct innoaut greu ino i
Ell Setretpr. boor bun 9icmte fine
Bense. 8 iIere Wnaueoer lanute bun
Iaa Ten9e al Inore, iaa ban9e bar
BUN for at anbue Sfufer, bpor bet
rGoielsfnloe SreO luu. Soer Gang
bun mgote ct 2i0tos, branote bun DC
alGoer, bun bauoe bait paa / bet Ole.
blit.
NabnIis GDrOTObien, JrD9ten I0r
Sloebrano, ian antase be mGrtcli9ite
Jormer.
Seq bar meQem mine 8aticnter bait
en- Gprig beosperion, Der oar iaa bauge
Tor Slolgs, at ban life tunoe ioue ON
Natten. Soert Eiebllt itOo ban OF,
iaa Zig ON aaeueone, % fanbt Fan Ell
II oiluttet 5pritif. lutteOc ban 8iuouet
op og faiteoe ben 10.
Gn ooeroronet Gm6eosmono unoer
5inanspG ienet, Der leo al iumme Sob,
baooe life NtOo til at les9e / auttel'
ouner, men fOretrut at frpie bete 8in'
teren i9iennem. Gn Dag iioOer ban
en- Omnibus. Yaa 8latiOrmen uoen'
for ier ban en- Game, Der itaar mcb
6ooen paa en- 6prititte. Strar tllbps
Der ban benoe fin SLABS, % Gamen.
Der tatnemmelis mootaser 2ilbuoet.
amer life, at oct lan9tira CT al @nlans
teri, men fun for at ian fan fomme til
at taite oenue ultploisc 9inoe neo pac
@aoen.
0ien benue Sob er bog 3ntet moi
ben, Der fan ramme 5sleianoieu. Sec
bar tleuot en- Muno, Der life turoe to.
&c paa ct 9gr9reb meo be blotte SGn
Der. Naar ban Tom / min aOniulta,
tjpnstiS, iaa jeg, bporIeoes ban lliteo,
Jig til at oifle en- Snip al i'm 5rattt
ON 8pr9rebet, ipr ban rsrte peo bet.
gnouu marteli9ere ct Stsuiobien.
Gen, Der fiber berai. ioler 9ruu9 til
at paife fine Senoer minbit 1910
@anse buer Gag.
Saa er Der Ell Sgoraiubien eler
6rpst for pioe Runr. en- 6rpgt, Der er
ret a~lminbelis, os iom bar lit Tgnbnrt
i alauitroiobien eller 5rp8t iOr ineore
Stun.
Saaban funoe maj, blipe oeo / bet
uenbelise. 6obien bar fit MooItDtfc i
en- Spsoom, Der ogiaa er saulte mEr'
felig, nemli9 6ilieu. Seq tienote iaas
lebes en- Manb, Der funoe blioe roe al
zig ielu ueo Grtaie oeo Spnet al ct
buiot 6Ortlaoe. gtaar ct iaaonnt fnlot
| bans Smag, maattc ban baue oct,
buao bet iaa ituloe toite. 5ur at bllue
belbreoet for benne MDnomani toa ban
en- lang 2ur meo en- S%ctanoamper,
buOr belle bet tjenenoe 9erlOnale fun
bar 9rsnne 6ortleoer. Wten bet bialp
bam life. Saa inoeIpGrreoe ban ia
ct Hnr gtar | ct Srappiittloiter. Men
bet bialp beaer life, Os en- Sag blep
ban srebet i ct aunoiiOri, iult iom ban
itoo / Yesreb meo at itjale ct buirt
5urilaoe. Der baube uatt bans gesiar.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
a%orreiponOattce.

,,sr e,arr 90 9Ihresfe fnaes i'
nv, frrr fl. Re Fir N, traana a,s,nsin.an me-, O.
rotor mtuos a'rrsi'Onosnf :. 'gI,,s Ss.' "fr
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27


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Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27

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Evening journal., 1896-11-23
FAIAl P.eAsoNa RlDE.
A Gay Party OF Young People Havo
Traric Expericnce.


BIRMINGHAM. Ala. Nov 80. "A party
Of a dozon young people who let5 Ensley
CITY in WAGON for q hay rico had their
mcrriment transformed into death and
disaster before they had proceeded a mile
on their journey
Ten days ago q row bridge was COM
plcted across Village creek, near Ensley
CITY Whilo crossing this structure It
gave.way, precipitating the wagon and its
load of human frci vht ~ feet below into
the wator. Not person in the vehicle es-
capped uninjurcd.
William Shannon, aged 90 was hurt
about tho head which caused concussion
of the brain, from which he died.
Miss Maggie Hastigan was seriously in
iured about the head and her back was
sprained 10 is feared she will die.
Charles Barnes had his scalp cut opoa
for two inches and received ipternal in
iuries which may result seriously.
The other injured were G. /. shannon,
head badly cut; G. c. Campbell, horribly
bruised about face and body; Ed Black.
burn, arm broken; Sam Brown leg ano
head cut; Miss Ella Jones. cut and bruised
in head and shoulders; Miss Lulu VII
liams. bruised; Miss Annie Williams' Iac'
cut; Miss Nellie Blackburn, bruised, an'
Eph Bowie, colored, driver hacs spraincd
The cause of the accident was that th'
stringers of the bridge were too short an,
by constant jarring they gradually worked
off the sills The jar Of the wagon cause'
them TO fall, letting the entire span down
/ The water in the creek was 60 feet deep
so that but for the timely work of thos
least injured, the young ladics and thos
most seriously hurt would have bee
/ drowned
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
Matrlmnnr cnh pntienoc.

Matrimony and patience! 10 is not al
ways a perfect combination, is it?
In South Africa the savage tribes
have a peculiar ceremony which they
pat the matrimonial candidate through
previous TO his entering the holy state,
His hands are tied up in a bag contain
ing five ants for two hours. If he bears
unmovod the torturcs of their stings be
is considered qualified to cope with tho
nagging and daily jar and fret Of mar
ried life. Such a man wCuld mako an
admirable husband. He would not be
upset by the thoughts Of a spring bon
net or grow irritable every time the
steak was oveIdone. The idea of having
patience trial for those about TO marry
is one that civilized people might adopt
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
FIVE VICTIMS OF FIRE.
Children Burned to Death by an Incen
diary Blaze.

HAMILTON, Mo-, Nov 23-Five chill
dren of Mr. and Mrs. Snyder Neal, living
five miles north of this city, were burned
TO death The Neal dwelling was burned
during the absence of the parents. When
they reached the burning building, the
father saw his 11-year-old girl lying, burn
ing in the front doorway, Clasping her
3-year-old brother in her arms. The flames
prevented rescue.
The father fell in a swoOn and has been
a raving maniac ever since. Nora, o years,
is the only survivor Of the fire. She says
that the children at home, Callie 10, Hat
tie II, Willie z, Clarence ., Julian and
herself, retired at the usual hour in an up
stairs chamber The next she knew the
fire was coming through the floor and tho
building was enyelOpcd in flames. She
says that all six were aroused. She rushed
20 second story window and jumped to
the ground calling to the others to follow,
as the fire had cut off escape by the stair
way.
It is thought the fire was caused by an
incendiary.
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
unhappy Austria.

The cruel humiliation Austria suf-
fcrcd in Italy was followed Ivy the crush
ing blow at sadowa and the not less
painful collapse OF "a brothers. ambitions
in Mexico. III the dignity of Cmsar
was TO be saved for the Hapsburgs out
Of The wreck, it seemed most likely to
be achieved on the lines suggested ly
Count Beust. The choice ONCE made, it
was impossible TO turn back What is
given as q boon TO distressed naiionah-
tics in tl,e name Of progress cannot aft
erwmd Ue withdrawn ON the plcn O.
prudence ghe result is pathetic, but
there is no help for it,,
We see Croats Euthenians, Poles,
Servians, Wallachs aud the rest of tho
half barbarous hordCs cutting one an
othcrs ghroats when they are not COM
biuiug 10 insult the civilized uungari-
ans and Germans, whose fate it is TO be
their neighbors. We see Vienna itself
in the hands Of fauatical auti-Semitic
rabblo and we see the power of the only
capable parliamentary party in Austria
broken by hopeless dic nsions. Truly
the domestic state Of the empire is
nothing less than pitiable. It's influence
in Europe is also a thing of the past.
The Balkan statos which were its props
in the south, have publicly gone over 20
Russia, and its solitary remaining pro-
lection against dismcmbcrmont is the
alliance with Italy, which covets Dali
malta, and with Germany, which is
moving heaven and earth 10 establish
secret relations with Russia. Saturday
Review.
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
eLEcrRIcLIY tNr MAa.
Tho Telegraph IS rr Agency In pfsacrv-
ire Peace.

Tho Telegraph Is IA Agency In prascrv-
ins Peace.
In The course. Of his farewell speech
at the dinner of the British chamber of
commerce in Paris Lord Duflcrin, the
retiring British ambassador, said:
"But whatever may be- the ups and
downs of the diplomatic career, every
member of the service, no matter how
unpromising the post he occupies, may
console himself with the reflection that,
il he is industrious, prudent and, above
all, single minded, the bread he casts
upon tho waters win not be lost. and
that, perhaps, when he least expects it,
his day win dawn, for, though, ike ov-
erything else the outward aspects of
diplomacy have changed since the be-
ginning of the century, never have the
nations stood in greater need of the
thing itself than at the present moment
What do we see around usg The whole
of Europe is little better than a standing
camp numbering millions of armed
men, while a doublo row of frowning
ard opposing fcrresses bristles along
every frontier Our harbors are stuffed,
and the seas swarm with ironclad navics,
TO whose numbers, 1 am forced TO adj
init, England has been Obliged, IN self
defense, to add her modest quota. Even
in the remotcst east the passion for mill
itary expansion has displayed an uncx-
pectcd Development
''In fact, thanks to the telegraph tho
globe itself has become more bundle
of nerves, and the slightest disturbance
at any one point Of the system sends a
portentious tremor through its morbidly
sensitive surface We are told by the
/ poets of old that when Zeus nodded the
! golden halls Of his Olympus shook TO
their foundations. Today it would suf-
fee for any one Of half a dozen august
personages to speak above his breath OF
unwittingly to raise his little finger,
and, like in a heaven overcharged with
electricity, the existing conditions of
unstable equilibrium which sustains the
European political system would be up.
set, and war, waged in circumstance
Of greater horror than has been hitherto
known TO the experience Of mankind
might eventually onvelop not Europ,
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tinents at once, since in every one O.
them representatives and oifshoots Of
the contending nations would of necos
sity be brought into collision.
1T is TO prevent catastrophes Of thi
kind that we meek, civil spoken an,
mild hammered persons have been in
vented. Looking at US, you win pclhap
say that we are poor and feeble folk
and that our calling is sorry pyoserva
tive against such dangers; but, such q
it is, it is the best device that humai
ingenuity has been able to discover
After all, a very thin wire proves "a per
foctly effective lightning conductor, AM
for over so years, thanks 70 this unpra
tending agency, an unbroken peace ha
been maintained between your nativ
land and the country with whose pros
perity and welfare your own interest
arc so closely aasociated.
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
sequel Of a brilliant wedding.

PARIS. Nov 23.-Action for divorce has
been commenced by Prince Joseph of Car
aman- Chimay,a "a Belgian nobleman, against
his wife, the Princess of Caraman- Chimay,
who was formerly Miss Clara Ward of De
troit, a very beautiful woman who inher-
tied "a large fortune from her father and
who was a great favorito in Partisan so
ciety IT, suit for divorce has brought
out a story OF the abduction Of the princess
by Hungarian gypsy violinist 1t is re-
ported that the princess was eccentric TO
the degree Of being mentally unbalanced
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
slaycrs Or the Mounts In Custody.

WILLIAMSON, W. Va. Nov. 23.-Detect-
ives Clark and Bcvins are expected here
today Cr tomorrow to answer for the kill
ing of Anderson and James Mounts last
week, while the former were attempting
TO arrest Anderson Mounts Owing to the
feeling against the officers by the friends
of the Mounts, neither of them would leave
Pinoyillc, Ky, and cross the state line
1t was decided to secure roluisition papers
at Charleston on the governor of Ken
tuclyy, when the officers will be brought
here for preliminary henrinr.
Evening journal., 1896-11-23
Weather Forecast.
warmer; variable.
BRIEF TELEGRAMS.

Mace, old time prize FIGHTER arrived
= York from England in fine trim
boxing bout with Donovan.
Sail trust was said to have received
iblow from the detection of the
Il Hardware Dealers association.
Ingram, a wealthy dyer of As
. Y, fell on n steam pipe and was
on one hip. Lockjaw set in, caus
death.
ruissr Philadelphia is to sail from
incisco as soon as possible, and il
dcd that she shall ret Go Callao,
'ithout delay. The cluse for haste
n0wn.
lr Wesley Campbell, so years old,
5 been a deacon and a leader of
meetings, and who is accused Of
five living wives, was arrested in
n, y. J., Ga the CHARGE of bigmny.
Unknown man and woman who had
ed as George Wilson and wife, at
|lndard hotel, New York, We're
dead in their room, death being
10y suifocation from escaping gas.
ad evidently committed suicide.
atcst cabinet rumor is to the oifcct
/ ,rk Hanna win be secretary of tho
", Henry G. Payne Of the interior
|rnclius n. Bliss Of the navy. An
ssion of congress, it is said, will
d within 30 days after the inaugu-
I'm A. Mestayer, the well known
IN and playwright, died at his resi-
'37 West Twenty-third street, New
Bright's disease. He had been
cycral months. His principal plays
Tourists In Pullman Car " We,
Co" ." Tcbogganins' ana "The
|ag."