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The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
Cleaned By Telegraph and Mail
PERSONAL AND POLITICAL.

 A CIRCULAR was issued by the ad. visory board of tue A. P. A. at Boston on the 10th adverse to ex-Gov. McKin- ley as n presidential candidate, stating that they had found to be true the charges that the Ohio man had dis criminated against the A. P. A in ap- pointments in favor of RomanSsts. The edeor of the Cleveland Leader, . Mckinley organ. however, came out with am authorized statement denying the charges as ridiculous and untrue.
 JOHN'0. HUMPHREY, of Springfield, H., received telegram on the 18th from Senator Cullom at Washin gton that he (Cullom) had not withdrawn froa the presidential race and did not intend to withdraw.
 RAMON o. WILLIAMS has resigned as consul-general to Havana, and Fizhugh Lee, of Virginia, has been appointed to sncceed him.
 THE Massachusetts house committee, to whom was referred the bin for a statue of Gen. Butler to cost SG0,O ,O0a, reported against the plan.
 THE Maine republican convention met at Portland on the U6th and Thomas B. Reed, speaker of the lower house ofccongress, was enthusiastically indorsed for president The resolu- tious said that Speaker Reed was opp posed to the free coinage of silver ex- ,cept by international agreement, and believed the present gold standard should be maintained until that agree mentwas secured; that he favored the restriction of immigration, a just ad- ministration of the pension laws and was an earnest friend to American shipping.
 THE Kentucky repu blicau convention completed its labors at Louisville, after indorsing the presidential ,candi dacy of Gov. Bradley. with second in structions for Maj. Mckinley, adopt ing aplatform declaring for the gold standard, protection aud reciprocity, and expressing sympathy with Cuba. Gov GRESHAM w. $. LINTON, who has been urged by certain of the A. P. A. leaders as n possible candidate for president, has denied that he is or has been a candidate, and said that the use of his name in connection with the repu blican nomination for presi- dent was unauthorized. He is a candi- date for or'renomination tocongress from the Saginaw, Mich, district
 A REGENT telegram from Washing ton stated that w. H. Pugh, one of the auditors in the treasury departme mt and close friend of Secretary Car lisle, was booming the secretary for the presidential nomination by send ing out letters to all the sound money leaders in the different states urging them't to action and soliciting their sup port for Mir. Carlisle.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
Killed by BurClars.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind, April 2O.-A brutal crime was committed in this city about 1880 yesterday morning at 39o West Washington street. Lee Hirth, who owned grocery and saloon at that number, was shot through the heart by burglars who had broken in. to the house from the rear. He died almost instantly and the burglars sue. ceeded in escaping. The men also tried to kill Hirth's wife. The mur. dered man leaves four children.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
A SHINING EXAMPLE of what

may be accomplished by never vary. ing devotion to single purpose is seen in the history of the McCormick Harvesting Machine Co.,, Chicago. For o5 years they have simply been building grain and grass-cutting ma. chinery, and while there are probably, forty manufacturers in this line, lis safe to say that the McCormick Company builds one-third of all the binders, reapers and mowers uSi throughout the entire world.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

H0N. ANDREW D. WHITE, eX-United States minister to Russia and mem. Der of the Venezuelan boundary com. mission, presents statistics which show that "under no other civilized gov. ernment, whether monarchy or re pub lie, is the right'to life so trampled upon by privileged class of criminals' as in this eauntry. "The United States is he saGs, tamong all the nations of the Christian world, that country in which the crime of murder is most fre- 4uently committed and least fre- quently pSnished" There were 10, 500 homicides in 1895, as against 3, ,567 in 1889, and only 13S legal executions
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
Clippings.

superstitious faith in the unusual is we'll illustrated by those New York people who drank furiously of the water of an alleged 'hot spring" that was discovered in the basement of a city building. It was afterward found that the water was merely diluted sew. craze heated by accidental contact with steam pipes.-Exchange.
 At recent sale of the assets of a riding academy in New York city the saddle horses brought on an average of less than sso apiece. This is said to be the lowest price on record for horses of this description,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
MISCELLANEOCH.

JAMES NEwMANis barn, near Mil
 housen, Ind, was burned by a supposed
 ineendiary, consuming 10000 bushels
 of corn and 1. 900 tons of hay. Eiyhteer
 valuable horses and mules were ere
 mated, together with 4O head of cattle
 and hogs.
 | FAILURES for the week ended the l7tt
 were, according to Dun's Review, as;
 in the United States, against 24a last year, and .36 in Canada, against 34 las, year.
 JAMES E. ALsoP. alias A. A. Austin. who was arrested on the 10th in Seat tie, Wash, on the charge of murdering Lena Olson near Duluth. Minn., in order to get possession of S450, com. mitted suicide in the jail on the 17th.
 PROMINENT Knightsof La bor in Phila- tdelphia stated that a war between General Master Workman Sovereign and General Secretary Treasurer Hayes, which has been wa9ed under cover for some time, will probably re- suit in the withdrawal of both officials from office. 1t was also said that Mir. Sovereign had not been paid his salary of s3,0o0 year by the secretary.
 AT the city council eting at Cedar Rapids, la, on the l7th. the report of the outgoing city treasurer, J. c. Stod- dard. who has held the office for almost quarter of a century, showed a short age of Si2.00Q. Where the money had gone was mystery, as it was not be. liered that Mir. Stoddard had profited by it
 A gEsoLCTuoN was adopted by the United Mine Workers convention at Colum bus, G., on the !Gth recommend ing the nomination of Eugene V. Debs for president by the populist national convention.
 THE colored population of Washing ton celebrated the 3ith anniversary of the emancipation on the l6th bv street parade and speech.makine. President Cleveland reviewed the pro. cesson from the white house.
 Two granddaughters of Nelson Bishop at Fall Village, Conn.,, aged nine and eleven years. were burned in their bed the other night.
 A. H. IsHAM, of the Worlds Proctor Memorial association, will ask aid from congress in the erection of the largest observato in the world on the summit of Mount San Miguel near San Diego; Cal. 1t is to be an in- ternational one.
 BURGLARS blew open the safe at the East Palestine, O., post office early on the morning of the 18th and took all the money and stamps it contained.
 A sHERIrF's posse in dispensing an un- authorized negro military conn pany at Fla, killed one negro and another.
 FREDERICK MERRIcK shot his wife at on the 18th while she was asleep in bed and killed her. He then blew his own brains out Jealousy was said to have been the motive for .he crime.
 SIX fishermen were drowned in the | English channel on the 18th by their 'oa at laundering during a heavy gale.
 IHE New York mill at Whitehall, dich.. was destroyed by an incendiary ire. Lc ss, $50, GOO; no insurance.
 THE immigration authorities at New fork were said to be fairly appalled, at he number of Italians of the lowest lass coming to this country and real. zed that no sleps must be neglected o check the inhIx.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

LEONARD HENKLE is the architect and originator of a stupendous enter. prise to build a 1000, GOO palace over the cataract at Niagara Falls. It is to be located about 50 feet above the 'brink of the Horseshoe falls and will be at least half a mile long and in width 1900 feet The height will be '6o6 fleet, the center, however, rising to about 1000 feet above the river. The lower part of the building will average 46 stories The exterior will consist of block stone, fretted and ornamental.
 The building will be supported by 40 hupe ,cokumns, which are to be ore. sented by the nations of the world.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

THE czar of Rrpssia hes oriered that bottles of brandy, ornamented with the royal arms, be distributed at Mos- COW during the time of the coronation festivities He has also directed the hotel proprietors in that city to exer. else the greatest hborality toward their guests.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

ACCORDING bo late radvices;a Cossack giantess will visit America during the coming summer. She created sensa- tion in St Petersburg; a. short time ago when she appeared there. Her age was given then as lnyears and 8 months, her weight as 263H pounds and her height as feet ll Gnohes.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
Purity Your Blood

NOW, as . when warmer weather comes and the tonic effect of cold bracing ais sIa gone' your weak, thin, impure p.', will not furnish necessary strs,.., n,sn
 That tired feeling, loss of appc,j,s ,.!s open the way for serious disease, rni"as ".a health, or breaking out of humor, - aSs impurities. To make pure. rich s, s.s blood Hoods Sarsaparilla s,ands " w equalled. Thousands testify f, ;. merits. Millions take it as ,r,,s Spring Medicine. Get Eood's hsoa.'' ,..t
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

OHIo's state road commissioner ss devised a wagon road of steel, which will be giveu thorough trial in tha, and several ether states These roads consist of two steel gutters of boiler plate thickness. five inches wide, with a square. perpendicular shoulder half an inch high, then an angle of one inch outward, slightly raised. The gutter forms conduit for the water and makes it easy for the wheels tn enter or leave the track. Such double track railroad, filled in with brokeo stone of macadam size. costs abou' e6,oOo per mile. as against S7,OOO for {,
 macadnm roadbed of the same width. !
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

THE Sioux City, ua., school board has ordered the removal of all penny in-the slot machines from thevvicinity Of the schoolhoIses. The pupils are said to have been converting their available assets into pennies tojplay the machines and to be forming dis honest habits by working them with slugs and buttons
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

AN Englishman whc has been look. ing over Georgia assures an Atlanta paper that there are gold 'raines in the northern part of that state that ought to produce SAC, ,OOO, 900 year.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

THE Ohio legislature hasfollowed up the theatrical high hat law with an- other adopting the electric chair in executions, and a third making it misdemeanor to offer to treat man in A saloon
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
Spring edicine

Your blood in Spring is alnos, -
 be full of impurities-the accu' .ef'a'a ta Of the winter months. Bad van.na u,a'loa of sleeping rooms, impure o,r ,su''latioa ings' factories and shops, overos.' r us'a- ,l heavy, improper foods, failure ss ot kidneys and liver properly to S. VI es work thus thrust upon them. o,s a,'a prime causes of this condi,ior 1,g ,, ne the utmo1t importance that ron sat
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

IN Columbus, Miun., choice white potatoes were recently reported as selling at the remarkably cheap price of 1L cents bushel.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23

IT is said that the women od Ohio, in response to the theater higt hat bill, will ask the legislature fora law pro- hibiting expectoratioH on tke floor of any public place.
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
CURRENT COMMENT.

NICOLA TESLA has, by means of the Roentgen or X rays, seen through the bodies of three of his assistants placed in line,
The Coconino weekly sun., 1896-04-23
THE ARBITRATION CONFERENCE.
SATURDAYS HOUSE.

WASHINGTON, April 20 In the house Saturday Mir. Cannon reported the gen. eral deficiency, the last appropriation bill, and Mir. Hilborn (Cal.) secured the passage of bill to establish a naval training school on Goat island, in San Francisco harbor. Eulogies were then paid to the memory of the late Repre-. sentative Coggswell (Pa.(.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
asser zfaoesernatniuo.

Vtartln Bang / @ba bar anlaot
S'aosssrtatninssprOces mob gpen.
pan 'orIanssr $4,000 | Grfatnins for
IOrffupet antel. Gn Dag | fors
"as ytaaneh ponbrsbe Itr. Bang neb.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Jnolanoet.
9ntuu.
,Iospoaoe | 9eloit SSrnebiem.

Gen Forenebe 3irtes Ssrnsbjem
g.loit table Senoass ped Slosbrano
BEN gSaning meb Stolerum, ION be-
nptteoes peo 8utternes unoerptsnlu9.
gprnene miIteoe ale fine 8intertlGoer,
o,riblanot be 3aaber, Tom fornpli9
blsp Qiqerne Ienbt fra Repaou, Storp
6ountp. 9srnebiemmets Setret9r,
Mr. Gbruft, fripsr / Pripdtbrep, at
Der trrnses Opsrtpi ps llnoertlGosr al
oas Slaos, ulbItrsmper og Stp. S
tn seretning fra Caption, g. D, beoer
BET, at Slben fensebe fra ct man9els
iulot Storitensrer, og at Staoen er
$4,000, bettet peb assurance.
.Norweeian Vlesp 60.
Z 9ommer Suitebs Court / Ous
buuue inbFunbt fig / Manbass 8sorge
%. aieIl % itileDs Bombs for aDmis
niItrator gur6 til ct Selsb at $780,
900 - ben itsrIte &aution, ION enoz
MI sr itinet / Dubuque. Oa Der iioIt
blep optagst 6prts9nelie oper ysoripez
alan 9lop Sos Yarelager, blep bette
paroiat til $75,500, u~bsitadsnbe 5ors
orinQer til $4,000, Heal State
$4,000, tiliummen $250,50o. Sbpr
for 8iGlben er, pioes life 1aa nsie.
9rano | @aterIoc.
Gn at Sptpler Cos Spsningsr |
Daterloo bLep Spnbag Morgen pbes
last Oeo Slbebranp. Staben paa
9pgning % 9areldser er ca. $4,000.
SesImons
opitob Der / Spnbags Slolss Spreis
tebuiet, og en- Mangbe 8ranoilanger
brGnote op. alemmes 2eieitalo blep
ogiaa iortGret at Sldmmerns; men
Snobplbet reboebss. Staben er ST.,
600. Gn 2anoItrbger blep ilemt fprs
br9not, men antases at tunne lepe.
5anoies pee SiaIp al 4 %oiraaIerne.
Den 15aarise Carrie Sobnfon /
Davenport bar for nogle Maaneber
iioen iua ubeloig at fable ON paa Sui
bet blemme % / 5aloet at faa en- Sps
mnfinsNaal ituttet ino / Saanben
msaem 2iaefneeren os 9aanblepet.
etterIom Sioen git, tiltog Smerterne,
08 MI bar 2G9erne fiernet Ndalen, eff
tsrdt ben fsrIt bar blepen funben peo
9jGlp al 4sStrdalerne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
uoldnoet.
3ttuitttpbu.
Nptet. NATURALIZATION.

6n MGugoe Sosoe er dfIenot til
apiten for lloittbnirg, men omtreht
40 procent boloer bog 5drmerne ttl'
ba9e / 5orpentring ON bsiere Qriisr.
Snoenrigsa Winiter Dir. 5ifton
penteS meo bet 5srite, % ban OiI oros
ne en- M Btan for Snopdnoring idd
bet dntages, at 2anoet / Yr9rie Bro
pinierne mart ptl bIipe %Iettlst.
5000 W}ennsitsr sr uopdnoret oers
ben fra GitsGanaoa / 2sbet al Soms
meren, % 100 fra Mi6igun.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Wpro | forte GRAB.

Gilbert StpanIon blep at en- Surp /
Sconto funoen ffplois / Mprb / fsr'te
8rao. 9un bar antlaget for at babe
mproet Spbn 2ei9ete. auguit pobl
bar en- Wanb, iom mist9nttes for at
bare Webpioer; men ban tog ia off
odge fornplis. Moroeren mobIueoe
fig Ielps fIere 8anse unoer 5orbsrst.
an ta,boln meaisbeosaoIe.
S Waribfelb er Der fat en- 9ep9s
gelie igang for at ppfere en- nh 9pes
ming for en- fatbolit Meni9bebsftple,
Tom itdl tilbsre "Sobannes ben Do
bers 8utbolitmenigbeb" beritebs. Den
bill fpite $4,000, pg $4,000 er ale
reoe Iitret; aat6oliferne er finte
til at opbripe penge i tirtelige giemeo.
an gsImsue.
Oct nbe Msletompani / Wari6z
fielo bill babe fine Maitiner / snItelia
Srben til lobe December. Soretaz
genbet er | S9nberne paa ct Qttietoms
pani, forbetmeite Sarmere. 9apacis
teten bill blipe so Barrels ON Oaqen.
1smmethuaiten
Der bill life blips fulot iaa meaet
Stobarbeibe | 9inter, Tom Der bar
ifjor, itripes fra M~arfbfielo. @runz
ben bertil er Mungel paa pasienoe
Stop beromtrtng. 8uperngr llpbdm
bar bjemme for nogle Oaae iiben for
at giere Sorberebeller til i'm 9interz
bugIt. San tiger, at Der bill blipe bug
get omtrent to Srsoiebele iaa meaet
ION ifior. Neeeba6 2umber So. bill
laoe bu9ge 100000 Sob Sorbpooo
pg gipe $50 Mdnb Nrbeioe bermeo.
Gonnor 3umber So. bill forIpne ia
meb 100000 Sob Ssmmer, Safer
&c aali4eb 100000 Sob sSuru %
Saropooo, Sobn Paul 2umber So. /
2aGrosie 1900, OOO5ob meb Camps
baabe / MeofOro Og Ditbee, Qrpin
Sumber 60. 100000 Sob. Gn
5slelie at Siaib tpmmer tilftue paa
ale &anter.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
MtdJtaate.
Sanfiauit.

5irit Rdtiondl 9ant / Saginup
MATTE lutte / 2sroags. Gn pldtat
pda 9sren trpiteoe bog S~noItpberne
meo, at be piloe faa Zig fulot uobstalt,
pg at bet fun bar en- fOrelsbis Mangel
pdd aontanter, ION fremtpang Gut
ningen. attietaeitulen er $1,000
Sibite Status bite ct OpsrItuo paa
100000. Snbftuo 100000.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Sreaturmarfeo.

aoniul @ermain itriper fra 3uz
ri6, SOeits, til NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
tet, at Der MI er a~nlebning til at inoz
fore umeritunIte Sreaturer til Speits.
Regieringen bar forbubt S"nofsriel al
ap9g fra Titerrigsllngarn, 6bor en-
apGgpeit raier, % iom f~oripnebe
Speits meo areaturer, % bette 2anb
mad MI bente line 8reaturer for Slaat
fra andre 2dnbe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
TuUkluno.
9ismards crann after nee.

hamburger JtdhrI1ten, Der er
gismdrcts Ipecislle QDis, dnfldg.r
rent no England for at puIts til en-
europGiit arig unosr padItuo AZ at
4rmenisrpe. -Guropa, Tiger
bet, er ct blinot 8erttei / Gngldnbs
6Gnotr. og abDdrsr 3pitlanb mob at
laoe iig MARIE.
@aIoer'ss mnliasms forJrsmnst.
Greo bon Waloeriee, Tom nplig
tompIimenterebes al Song lmberto af
5taIien og 5prit gismartt for ben mi.
IttRre Begopelie, ban nplig lGgbe for
Odgen peo Wilit1rs Gpelierne peb
St.tin, bill bliDe tilbdgetdlOt al aeiier
Dil6elm. Rpstet flyer, for at blipe
&dntiler bon 9obenlobss Gftsrfsfger.
Oct sr life lGnge, iiben bon @dlb.rIee
forfremmeoes til Self Wdrf6al, o. |
De lenere Qur bar ban O9ret dn1set lom
pon Wiolttes melt beaabebs oa bpgtiate
Gleo. Denne Gfterretnina BIZ prtt.
Jnteresis | 4merita, tbi hans 8emaI.
tnoe er en- Qmeritdnerinbe, 8dtter az
en- en- gros" Sanolenoe / Rstp gori;
benoes pigenaDn bar Warn See. Y
1864 bIeO bun gift m.b SBriten af
ytOor. Og ben siterrigite asiIsr opbsis
eoe benoe til 5pritinoe for benbes .asn
perIon. Gfter 8 Raaneoers gGat.s
TAB osoe 5priten og efterlob benbe a
Wtllioner Dollars. Meo 0repen BON
Waloeriee blep bum gift 2 aar eftsr.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
S9naiel | uonot.

De 6 8iOner. iom for 2 aar Iioen,
ba SuttertruIten par for Retten /
@aibington, n1gteoe at ipare paa be
Spsrgsmaul, Tom itiaebes til benz,
ital MI babe COB ubiigt til at blips
bsmts til Jangielsitruf. 5eieiteret
bar bapt Sagen unber Speroeielie, %
ben Ifal MI pare farbig til at afiige
Dom / ben, og Rpgterne bill pioe, at
ben qdar imoo 9ionerne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
GunTua.
Waatte Iabe Ssnet ampmtere

Drills Carrie 2iebengopb / !Siatpa.
tba lob en- 9repe foretage paa i'm snt
Sob msb 4=Straaler, og M bar bun
maattet labe genet afiette peb 4nt.
len Tom 5slae oeraf. profesio,
9late fra Statsuniperiitetet / Gam.
renee lebebe Experiments meb aatbo.
%beitraalerne; men nosle 0aee iensrt
blep Sooen efterbaanben operlaast met
9plber % Saar. Smerterne bier
uubboloeliss. os iaa maatte Der 4m.
putatipn til
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
3niaTnuri.
cnneoe at blipe ienot i,l arbciosbuSet.

s &unIas Gitp taIteoe Sobn e.
aibb forleoen Dag en- Wuriten giens
mem ct 8inousglas, iom toIteoe $3.50,
.og CAB Jig oerpad til at a~fOente lin Qlrs
relation. Yaa politiItafionen fors
tlareoe ban, at ban tire 0age forub
bar tommen fra Ct. Soiepb for at
iege efter Nrbeioe, men bdpoe pGret
ubelotg, og fulton Iom ban bar, bupbe
ban 9rebet til ben fortpilebe llbpei.
San III 500 / Miultt og bleD ienbt til
Nrbeibsbuiet for ct 5iosrum al 200
8dge.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
saarsoe pco GrpIenon.

Deb Gairo itseoe ben 23be bs. en-
@rploiion om6pro / ben OampsGbas
lup. bpori fire MGnc piloe foretass en-
2pittur til Rem Orleans. Den ere
blep bsbelis iaaret, os ben anben lipss
farIig itolost al bet tOsenoe 9anb.
De sprige to bar ilano.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
6unoen ifDoer SGseren.

Gu uiaopanlis Sastulp,ie tRnote
for uosle Gage iioen i Sioenidelo
(1pitlano). gn uns Slrtiteitelep.
Suso Dominica, bapoe iom 1illtuer
meoiulst ct SastielNab. 90 Selita'
bet bauoe nuaet iis ueo Tor at ipiie
5roioit. ipraus en- al Sunosne mob Ell
Bssie, iom par itiaet mob ct Era.
bprrueo ben | Jalpet git al % CABS
ninssu trai ben unss 2pminici | Srp.
ltei, iaa at ban bsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Rprff ztib iorlao,

Oct brittle Sfib Stratbmuir traf
ben 26oe Sftober paa Cart fra g1ep
gort til Londonderry bet norTfe garfs
itib "Rorolpiet" forlaot al WdnbItas
bet og fplbt msb ganb. Oct forloo
6alifar ben 26Oe Sttober og bets So
rer bar &apt. Rielfen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
3uurbingtnn.
cper,psmmelre ira sfpfomisb Riper.

Wanbag tom Sioenoer til Seattle
fra Stnfpmiib peb 8reut Nortbern
ganen ON, at Stptomiibs 5looen bar
gdast ppsr fine 9rebber puu mango
Steber og bortItpuet Here !6uIe. Der
fort9les fdalebes ON, at en- Spinoe
pabepe en- balp Mil tiltnRs / 8uno
meb ct Barn paa armen for at unos
gau 5lommen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
mtarpuHu.
cmfomme uneer sfsl,slsbmims.

So unse NGnb paa q Oar, q.
9rppn pg Sra 8ibion, It9itebe 2srs
bag often paa Satton Msleoam psb
Waupaca. Sien Draft unber ben fsrIts
nepnte, og ba bans aamerat iegte at
tr9tte BAN pp, blep ban Ielo truttet
unoer Sien og orutnebe. De ulpttes
liges afij9leoe Sig families naiteMorz
gen.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
Cuba.
General ssesIers srtmaans.

6an bar beIut ale gjergpdsier /
pinar bel Rto; Oprsrerne bar opers
9ioet benz; be gjoroe life ben minoIte
Wobitdno, ii9ss Der.
@eneralsn bar soelagt berss 2sire
pda mangfolotge Stebsr. De ipanIte
trooper bar tugst / geiiooelie Oft.
bpuO Der tunoe bare Sniurgenterne til
Rptte 5abritter, 8daningsbule,
5armprooutter o.i.D. i pindr Del Rio.
iaa bisIe fsler iig ilbe tilmobe.
Snteresiant sstis.
s General Waceos prioate golig
bar Spdnierne Iunoet bldnot 2tnbst
6Otogrdfer at 80 ipanite 0dmer / Sas
pana, betienote for lin StisnbsO, og
SaanOItrifterne pad Dem ipuss at bare
Ggte. 5iaiae bar nan Der fauet fat
paa en- WRngoe Diettge 0otumenter.
cprsrerus dior srobrine.
Den pigtige gp Gas 3unas Far be
inotaget for nogle 8age iioen. Den
er gobt befGitet % bel forIpnet meb
QrtiQeri. Sgidu puerto Pabie pau
Nprotpiten itdl be babe bemegtiget fla.
- st Rpgte ON, at 8ensral Waeec
Ituloe bore fdlot beb grujo 8jergene.
er life offcielt itaof9itet og aniees for
lbegrun0et.
@enier ioper Spanierne sn S%nIeaape
GeneraIen er i9roeles tilfrebs msr
i'm 5remgang / pinar BET Hio. Gr
20 0ages 5ib til bible ban forcere
fine Sperationer Der, og til Sui. fusot
ban, itul ie9 babe gipet RsDolutionen
bens OgostnRf.
Waceo ftal unbgua be IpanIfe crop.
per, felp ON 5orbelen peo at anqribt
er paa bans Sios.
VDt ira Snlnr9entsrnes Cperftfounfnanoef
renoe.
General 8ome3 bar melbt, at bar
bar $4,000 bel etOipereoe Soloater
unoer lin aommunoo, og at ban agter
Jig mob groDinbien 5upand. 6ar
og bans trooper befinoer 'ig bel %
nGrer bet bebIts 6aa6.
General WeDIer er benbt til6dgt
til Sabdnd.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
ArknnGus.
seioltninsems ssrseelse doen 1890

Der furelisser MI officielle Spgas
Der for, at gefoltningen / Qrtanias er
forget meb 142 .246 iioen Golfetel=
lingen / 1890, bd SalIet bar 1,27O,s
425. Smtrent en- Sreoieoel af ges
~foltningen er Regrs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
let atf life.

Poitoepartementet bar maattet ppz
gipe 5orieget meo fri Ombqrina al
PoitIager / 2anbbiitritterne peo Sas
things, Minn. Oct bar umuligt al
fad inbfsrt bette SpItem meo be al
&ongresien beDilsebe psngs.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
alabama.
Nrbtioet or | fuI0 Cana.

Deb ale Sbeffielb 5urnaces bripes
nu arbeibet meo fulo Strait, iiriues
fra 5lorence. Den enc fore geItil=
ling efter ben anben fommer inb, "a
TO npe Smsltebptter er unoer Opfsz
relfe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-11-27
NrhruCkn.
1iitsrit l 1rnans mi

Wiliam s. grpans pnsite Batter
Hutb ligser ing / Oifterit. Sumilis
eng Heiibens blep / Manbags title.
unber Observation-Disclosures. Bar.
nets Silitanb aniaaes life / Munhags
for pibere farlig.