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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
HARRISON WRITES TO M'KINLEY
President-Eiect Creets The Chicago
Correspondents.

CANTON, Ohio, Nov. 10, 1S96-The Chi
cago newspaper men who were stationed
at the National Republican HEADQUARTERS
in that city during the campaign and
who have been in New York as the guests
of Chairman M. A. Hanna, passed through
Canton on their way home at half-past
ten o'clock this morning Arrangements
had been made with the Pittsburg. Fort
Wayne and Chicago Railroad Company.
to hold the train here for ten minutes
that President -e1ect Mckinley might have
an opportunity of meeting the correspond
ents.
Major Mckinley and his secretary.
Hon. Joseph P. Smith, drove down to the
depot and as the train pulled in the
Orient, shook hands with each of the
correspondents and chatted pleasantly
with them until the train started He
was then driven to his mothers residence
and later to his home on Market street
The following letter has been received
by Major Mckinley from ex-President
THE use of the mails instead of the
wires as the carrier of my congratula-
tions does mot imply that they are less
hut rather that they are more thoughtful
and deliberate 1t Is great honor, in
deed. when a personal success is Identified
with great national triumph. The issues
forced to the front by the Chicago plat
form put the fight on such lines thai the
Republican party could use the brea ST.
works and make an unfailing appeal to
the patriotism Of the South as well as
The North | sincerely hope that Won will
be given thewisdom and the strength need
ed to restore and establish the prosperity
of the nation.'' :,
The. following is an extract Of con-
gratulatory letter from Hon. Whftelaw
Reid.-"I did not burden with an addi-
ton to the rush Of congratulatory teie-
grams-you know how we felt. / think
you have the greatest opportunity since
Linco1nas you have made the Ereafeat
campaign since bis, and have had the
greatest popular triumph
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
MRS. vANDERBlLTs FUNERAL.
Cornelius Among the Gourners-In.
terfnenf at NeW Dorn

NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1Ss6.-The funeral
services over the remains of the late
Mrs. Maria Louisa Vanderbilt, widow of
William H. Vanderbilt, who died on FRI
day last, at the home of her eldest daugh-
ter, at Scarborough-on-th Hudson, took
place this morning in st. Bartholomew s
Church. Madison avenue and Forty
fourth street. The services were simple
in recognition of the deceased's dislike
for public display of any kind. The
church was filled with relatives and
friends of the deceased.
The services were conducted by the Rt.
Rev Bishop Potter, the Rev. David H.
Greer, pastor of the church. and the
Rev. Robert Booth.
The body, which rested in a copper
shell within black cloth-covered casket
with silver mountings was borne up the
centre aisle and placed on dais directly
facing the altar while funeral dirge
was played by the organist. The .easket
was covered with mantle of red and
white roses, violets, lilies of the valley
and ferns. There were no other floral
offerings.
The pail bearers were:-Chauncey NJ
Depew, G. A. Crocker, John Sloane. S. r.
Barger, D. o. Mills and ]. Abercrombie
Burden
The favorite hymns of the deceased.
softly Now the Light of Day Every
Stormy Wind That Blows, and 81 Know
That My Redeemer Liveth,' were sung
by the members of the surpliced choir.
The church was crowded. Cornelius
Vanderbilt arrived at the church about
ten minutes before the casket Mr. Van
derbilt is not yet recovered from his re-
cent illness and walked with a little limp.
Beside the immediate relatives of the de-
ceased, among those present were ex-Sec-
retary of the Navy w. c. whitney. Col.
Fred. D. Grant, j. Pierpont Morgan Mr.
and Mrs. Russell. Sage, Silas B. butcher,
ex-Mayor w. r. Grace, Henry Clews and
At the conclusion of the services the
remains We're conveyed to New Dorp, S. l.,
for interment
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
LANGTRY SUIT AT LONG RANGE
BIZ Cable to the Ui,t.ed Press.

LoNDoN,< Nov. 10, 1sss.-The evidence
of Mrs. Langtry, the actress, in the suit
for divorce brought by her against her
husband, which is pending in California,
was taken at the United States Consulate
in this city today before Mr.. f. w.
Frigout. Deputy United States Consul
General. Mrs. Iangtry deposed that Mr.
Langtry had deserted her and that She
had taken action against him. Corrobora-
tive evidence will be taken from other
witnesses, after which the papers will be
sent to California, where the issue of the
case will be settled.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
GERALDINE ULMAR's TURN.
By Cable to the United Press.

LONDON. Nov. TO- 1Ss6.-Geraldine ul-
mar, the actress and singer. has secured
a deed of separation from her husband,
Ivan Caryll. About three years ago Mrs.
Caryll and her husband secured a verdict
of f1,000 damages against the London cor
respondent of New York newspaper
for defamation in alleging that Mr.. Caryll
was taking proceedings fer a divorce.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
BISHOP KEANE PENNILEss.


BALTIMORE, Nov. 10. 1S9s--A memorial
fund is being quietly collected for Bishop
John ]. Keane, who was recently deposed
from the Catholic University in Washing
ton. It is said that when he left the
University he was practically penniless
his income having always been dispensed
in charitable undertakings. With his
future somewhat uncertain, the Bishops
friends have started fund with a gener-
Gus Subscription which Is is growing
daily. circular is being circulated
among the Catholic clergy asking for
contributions; for the man who col
1ected hundreds of thousands for the adj
Bishop Keane Is now In California, Ha
viii spend part Of the winter in New
Orleans where he win deliver lectures
before the Catholic winter school.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
THE NEW SPANISH LOAN.
By Gable to the United Press.

MADRID, Nov. 10. 1Sss.-It has been de-
cided by the Government that the first
subscription to the new Spanish loan of
400, ,000 600 pesetas will be issued next
Saturday. shall be limited to 250,000 600
pesetas, the remainder of the loan,
amounting to 10000, 900 pesetas, TO be re-
served. as the Government has no pres
ent need of the money.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
MIEEAKwA REJoIOEs.

The Minkakwa Club held its regular
weekly meeting at its rooms on Ocean
avenue last evening. Mr.. Richard Grant,
Jr., was elected to membership. and six
names proposed The Corresponding Sec
retary was instructed TO send letters of
cengratulat.on to Major William Nc
kinley, Garret A. Hobart and all of the
victorious Republican candidates through
out the county. Judge Erwin, Rellin E.
Wood, of Kentucky, E. Brown and Charles
Riehl made speeches The bowling sec
ton met last Thursday for the first time
at the Belvidere Hall, and will continue
no do SO throughout the season.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
LADY SCOTS ACO0MPLICE.
BIZ Cable to the United Press.

LONDON. Nov. 10, 1S9s.-The missing
defendant Aylott, who was jointly accused
with Lady Tina scort, John Cockerton
and Frederick Kast, with having Grimm
ally Hbeled Earl Russell, Lady Scott's
son-in-law, and fed to Algiers to escape
arrest, surrendered himself in the Bow
Street Police Court this morning, having
come from Algiers to meet the charges
against him. He was committed for trial
with the other defendants and furnished
bail for his appearance.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
TURKS AT IT AGAIN.


LONDON, Nov 10, 1Ss6.--A despatch
from The United Associated Presses rep
Tesentative in Constantinople says that
advices received in that city from Kaigar-
ich, Asia Minor. state that a band of
Turks have plundered the village of
Everck. killing one hundred Of the Ar
menian inhabitants and setting fire to and
destroying fifty houses. Not one Of the
Turkish marauders was killed. Kaisar-
ich. the adyices further state, has been
thrown into state Of panic by the out
rage.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
MANILA REBELS BEATEN.
Bp CABIN to the untted Presss

MADRID, Nov. 10. 1Sss.-oficial advices
from Manila the capital of the Phillip
pine Islands, say that the Spanish troops
have defeated a force of 1000 rebels at
Montalean. The insurgents lost sixty men
killed and the Spanish had only one
killed
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
HAENA's SEAT IN PERIL.
His Defeated Competitor Demands
Recount fn East Newark.

an application before Justice Lippincott
this afternoon for a recount in East New
ark in behalf of James Duffy, the de-
feated Democratic candidate for Freehold
er. Duffy was beaten by Freeholder
Hanna, the Republican candidate.
This move is regarded as making very
questionable the alleged deal by which
Mr.. Hanna was to ally himself with the
Democratic members.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

hours ending at eight P NJ Wednesday.
Fer New York City and vicinity
Fair till Wednesday night slightly
warmer; southeasterly winds.
Hartuett,s Ther IA . ma eser Report.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10

at salary of $3.50 The question was
raised whether the Board could appoint
Jacobs for a full term or only for Zeller's
unexpired term, and the majority de-
cided that they could appoint for a full
term. The Board will meet again on
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10

Lots and graves cared Ter by Cemetery
Association: no assessments: moderate prices:
perfect title. -Four and half miles from
Court House; II inmates by rail from Erie
NJ go rre~ss-ss&n- -s-<<@ =
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
TIE TEXAS MIsHAP.
No Permanent Damage to the EN-
gfnes- why Did She SSnk2

NEW YORK, Nov. 10, 1896.-The United
States battleship Texas was today lying
at her berth alongside the Cob Dock at
the Brooklyn Navy Yard, with the wreck
ing tugs pumping hard endeavoring to
clear her of the water which flooded al
most all her interior when she suddenly
sank yesterday.
right. There was considerable water still
flooding her starboard compartments. and
she was listed pereeptibiy to that side.
1t was hoped however that all the water
could be pumped out before high tide, at
IL O'Clock, in order that she might be put
into. dry dock. "A large force of men
worked on her all through the night.
The blind fiange, which was fitted on
to the sea valve by the Chapman divers
enabled the hold to be cleared of water
sufficiently to make it certain at an early
caused by the breaking of the bonnet
covering the main injection valve The
break seems to have beene due to the
bursting of the braces binding it to the
valve, but this fact cannot certainly be
determined until more exhaustive ex-
animation Is made.
As soon as the engine room of the Texas
was pumped dry of water work was
begun by engineers and firemen to pre-
vent any serious injury to the machinery
from the salt water in which ii had been
submerged. It is said that there viii
be little or no permanent damage sus-
tanned in this respect. The engines were
gwen d. LnUTOuS0 aWdSnlnE DOWN tOday
TO clear them Of the muddy water. and a
force of men is at work on them rubbing
and oiling to prevent rust. or any other
injury ensuing.
Those asvatertfght,s Eulkheads.
WASHINGTON. Nov 10, 1896. Secretary
Herbert has changed the President of the
Court of Inquiry in the Texas accident
which is to meet at the New York Navy
Yard tomorrow on account Of the Illness
of Commodore Miller. Commodore John
A. Howell. commanding the League Island
Xard. will preside.
Commodore Sicard telegrap1ed the de-
partment early this morning that the
Texas would be docked at two O'clock to-
day. He said the ship had floated during
the night; that the engine and fire room
We're clear OF water, and that he was ar
ranging to drain coal bunker wing pas.
sages and central twelve inch room into
the double bottoms and to pump out by
the drainage system of the ship He ex-
nine O'Clock, and could then pump out
double bottoms. He declared the ship all
safe.
Naval officers here are astonished that
the so-cal1ed water tight doors between
the engine rooms should have failed to
hold water and that the shell room should
have been flooded. They say. however
the only way to test the water tghtness
of doors Is to flood the ship. and they
could not lind fhose of the Texas were
defective in any other way The accident
Is considered fortunate, however, In CALI
ing attention to the matter. and 4 more
thorough exaTninat tion OF such doors on
the other ships will result.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10
No sympathy 10 snare.

Prospective Suitor-"sir, / love your
daughter
Her Father-'sWell don't come 10 me
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1896-11-10

Purify your blood with Hoods Sarsaparifla.
which will give you an appetite. tone your
IEtomseh and strengthen your eerres.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-29

tornep, er iaa uel fjenbt af 6oltet / Dt>
ter Eail @ountp, at ban life bebbuer mo-
gen Sntro6uftion af os. San bar pdret
County @ttornep 8 Serminer os ban
pil iittert bli sienualst MI os antaselis
meb itprre Msaioritet eno fer. IS. s.
1seblao" sap ban fin Eib folsenbe
@fubsmaal: "Det er opr Wenina, at
STR. Dalp bar peret opermaabe ioris
os nibfidr / fin @mbebss1erntns, os bette
er buao Solicit enifer bos en-, fom en-
uis Torfanb er oalst til &etterbisbez
beng Ejener. County Commits 1drerne
siper gam bet bebite 8ionesbprb for
gieneitpluisbeb os Sorefommenbeb."
@olems Stu6smaal par ianbt 6ensans,
men bet fan iises meb enoa itprre 9tet
III. W&r. Dalp er ben fprite County
Atturnep,lom Bat feet uloulise &esninz
ger efter / Spmmene, bet ct berfor intet
lln6er at Is. S. Sournal" bar peret raz
ienoe paa bant. Nepublitanerne nil iaar
osiaa arbeioe at al &raft for at 1laa Mr.
9alp, men be nil erfare, at be an1trau=
ger fig forslepes.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-29

Ranbibat for @toleluperintenoet al Dts
ter Eail County, blep fgbt 9esper,
Soma, ben lobe @usuit 1870. 9ans
5orelbre TOM ber til Gpuntiet om Cont
meren 1871, boor De tjpbte en- ssarm /
Eotun Of Oscar, buor ban altt6 bar
baot fit 6iem.
Som @ut beipste ban ftttist Nlmue=
folen tnott( om @interen 1886 og 81,
oa ban git paa @tole i 5ersus Sails.
(Som @tsempel paa bans @treb1omz
beo tan nennes, at meoens ban rar Der,
arbe.bebe ban for fit l1noerbolo.) Om
g1nteren 1888 reiite ban til 9fcrmal=
ifOlen ct. Glouo os uar Der enbel
Eerminer 1890, 80 os SO, bo ban
srabuerebe fra @folen.
Meoens ban bar peb Nor,nalffplen
bette ban 8erelie iammen meb @Doer
g,nje, os for at reoucere lbsifterne iaa
ueset iom mulist laueoe be lin esen
Mtab.
Soften 1889 bolot 2ein fin fprite
Stoleterntin paa fit 9iemiteo, boor ban
ialt bar l,noeruit fem Eermiucr. San
par 1aa uel list paa tit 9iemiteo, at ba
ban baobe taset en- anoen Stole, bob
man bam $50 Maoueoen for at bebolbe
ham bans 9ien'mebiftritt. 9an bar MI
bplbt @tole / 8 9lar / Stem Dort Mills,
buor ban bat en- af be fsrit ite Sfoler i
Go11ntiet. Qein er en fin 9tatur os /
8elio6elie af be @senitaber os be &unbz
ifaber, iom maa til for at bore en- bDsz
tis Stoleiuperintenbent.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-29

st af BE pistisie @mbeber, i5olfet /
Spit ifal beiette, er uuestelis bet iom
inoebaues ef Subae Of Brobate. Mr.
Grit 5ranfbere al Ser9us Salls er af
Soltepartiet opitiaet for bette @mbebe.
Sans Qgrlisbeb. &unoltab / Sob,
@farpbeb Eaufer, Sielpiombeb os
bans g,llisbeo til at foriuare bet al
minbelise Soils 9tets bat foritaffet bam
MebbOrseres Eiltro rs sjorbe ban iaa
at iise ieluifreuen tum &anoibat for
bette @mbeoe. Ss ba man fanbt uo, at
ban oar uiQis at mo6tase gtominatios
men fit ban ben eniten'n11g. 5or os ipz
mes BET iom bon noa uere Soealet af
en- &anoioat for Suose Of Brobate.
Grit Srantberg ct feot Suerige
1850 paa en- Tarm Nerbeben af 9uz
bifspol. 6an arbeioebe pg Teb 1om
Sarmersutter / NlminOeIisbeo uq lere ,
fine Triitunoer. Otter at Tranfbers
TOM paa benne @ibe af Cceanet / 1870,
arbeioeoe ban iom Snebfer, iaalebes
oslaa / Sersus Sails, buor ban fanot
ct Sjemiteb / 1880. glrbeiOenOe fit
9aanbperf jtllberebe ban 9op, os ! 1885
.bfep ban palst til Suffice Of Peaie for
6ersus Jaus Bp, til builfen Stiuins
ban til Dass Dato bar Gang paa
Gang pdret eisnualst. 5or at iauitrez
re buor populdr Grantbers pirfslis er,
uil III naune 8alset tor 8poommer /
5ersus Taus Yaaren 1891. Ser par
fem lom "runnsoe". &e1ultatet par, at
5ranf6ers fit ndften iaa mango Stemmer
1om ale be andre tiliammen, 8eo Stz
ben af fin @tillins iom 8Doommer bar
ban baut flere Ei0iosbueru lon Borger
og bar olt,b ubfprt Dem til Tolfets Til=
freosbeb. 5rantberss @rfariug os Bez
fatning meo 9ouipprssmuul ben Stilz
ling ban MI inoebauer gjor bam ieroe>
les itittet til Suoee Of Brobate. s.
bam ui( Solicit haue Ell 1pariilt og orr
lis WtanO, lom tan itoles paa i bette
uisiise @mbeoe.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-29

minneiota;t 1870 blep ban ualst til
ountp>@ommisier bet County os
mems ban inbebaube benne @tillins, bleu
ban ualst til at biitaa meb unoer1pself fe
at Mubitprans Og Gosl lererens Nrbeibe
be foregaaenoe ii Nar. 50 @anse blep
ban / bet County nomtneret til @6eriff
os en- Gang til &aslerer, men 9emoz
fraterne baube iaa flor Maai0ritet / bet
County, at Plowman blep Fasen.
Det maatte pere omfrtus 1876, at
Scr. Blowman TOM til Ottertatl. s.
1886 par Tarmer=NQiancen bleoen en-
politiif 6aftor bette County, os Bloapz
man par en- fremragenbe Manb 8spes
sellen: Nae, iom tos Del Nuiuncez
beudselien, bar fjenbt STR. Bfotuman
iioen ben Eib, ba ban par meo ale
itsrre Mpber o9 altio haube enoel at
uotale fig om- Det Nar (1886) bleu
Wtr. Ylotpman nou1ineret af Muiancez
folfet til 2esislaturlneolem os fit s!nz
fruits til ot iese uSnoorlement" bos
&epublitanerne, meset imob bpao ban
pnlfeoe. San bleu ualst os par en- al
De faa, iont ltemte for uuiancez&anoi:
ootcn til 5peafer. S 1883 palste &ez
preientantbuiet bam til Sergeant at
Arms. S 1889 bleu ban af ben &oz
mite, 1om foretos l1nber1oselier ansaaz
enoe be Weetbober, bporpaa 9ueoebanoez
len bleu oreuet Minneapo1is os Du>
lutb, palgt til at biitaa belt. San 5ar
iauleoes ibetbeletaset rueret uoe en-
Sag fpr", iom man flyer, os bar itOr
@rfarina paa mango Omraaber.
@aoptbt nj peo, er Mr. Blnpman
aift for anoen Gang. Suns nuuerenbe
Ou ltru ct norit. sJalfaIo ct Ell al benz
bss Torelbre nor1f.
Otter al Sanbipnlisbeb pil 0er. 8lomz
man bliue ben uete gountp=@asierer /
0ttertatl.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-29

Golteparttets &onbioat for &ssiiter Of
Deebs, blep foot Ooalen, Norss 1916
o9 TOM til Nmerita / 1868. Opbolbt
fig Sc forlte 8or Nar i Sillmore Go,1nz
tp, buor 5an tilbels bolbt t1urlf @tole.
9r. Jielo bar nemlis sobe Sfolefunbz
itaber fra yeprse, buor ban siennemsit
en- al Statens 9atinitoler. San neb=
1atte fig 1871 paa Ct 6o,neiteab /
Murrap County, men Fptteoe 6erfra 8
Nar ienere @rasboppetiben os tjpbte
en- Tarm Conn Of Oscar. Otter Sail
County, bocr ban oreu Tarmins til ST.
iten 1889, ba 6an Fptte6e til 6ersus
Sails. 9an inoebapoe foritjeuise
Eownembeber / Oscar, bar oslaa bele
Eiben Setreter us &asierer for Oscar
"5armers Mutual Eo,pn Sniurance
@ompanp", iom blep orsaniieret for>
nemmelis ueb BANS MnitrdnseIier. 9au
orsantierte osiaa en- af be fprite Garz
mer IQiancer @ountpet os uar @etre=
ter / en- &etfe al Mar.
@r. Tielo arbeioebc for County Eas=
ierer Melion iont Sfatteinotrduer os /
&e9iiter Of Deebs &ontor for $. 6.
8oet % blep 1892 nomineret al SOL
tepartiet og pa1st til &esiiter Of 9eebs
og bleu sienpalst 1894. ST. Ttelo
bar fplot ale be Stiainser ban bar I'M
bebapt meb 9psti9heo ue til Seber for
fig ielb os 0dlgerne, ban er en- Mano,
iom ct prpuet, os bar piit fig at pere
ben rette Manb paa ben rette 9la6s.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-29
sc 4oe Stoe fpr flcre ST.
ter Sail County &atotba=
tcr-

= $. 8. Mnoerions Statue afFpres,
bes Chicago fibite 2erbas.
= Brpan itemte for Tolfepart,ets;
&anb.oat for Breiibent fire Mar iioen,
lite for gleuelanb.
8ois @or'nan Bat nestet at bell
tase 8rDans &aisn. Det fuube
man bel1te.
Mislourt Militarafabeni brdnbte
neo til @rllnoen iiolte Eors6as. @ta=
ben belob fig til ouer 800, 600.
8rpan ifuloe tale / Seem 9auen,
CONT, fibfe Eorsbas, men blep billet
neb al Blatforuen at gale Stubenterne
% ct wfilitertorps, ion par fOnrmet
tilitebe. gaaifaben er fig ielp Zig ODer
aft. SaaIebes bplte 6gireituoenterus
Biprnion neb af Ealeriofen tMorse. III
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-29

Tolteparttets &anbioat for &asierer@
@mbe6et Sttertatl County, blep fpbt /
Gambia ben 156e syuli 1886. 20 Nar
9ammel tom ban til be Torenebe @tater
og til Minneiota Septerber 1856.
San bat inbtil @eforutbepesel1en Be-
Snnbte, itaaet meo &epublitanerne, men
ban bar paret uenis meo benz Hense>
fpprssmaalet, ibet ban bar peret og er
enbnu en- @reenbader. liseiom ban bar
imob Observation-Disclosures.
Da Snoianer<Osrpret hespuote /
1862, reiite Blopman til Seem l1lm os
tiente Ell Waane5s Ei6 ion, Speiber for
Borserne. s Sept. penote ban tilbase
til st. Setter % lob fig buerue iom Mes
Mig % tog Sci 8orserfri8en. $ 1864
blep Jan forfremmet til e5econoz9pituant
os tjente 1om laaban, til &risen par
.enbt iDc6. 1865.
Wr. HlDuman boeoe Sc Sueur.
gountp, be 20 fprite Mar, ban .uar i
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-29

bar febt 1857 / 5faane, @ueriee. Sau
graouereoe fra oertus garls l1niueriis
tet / ar,i ,itianstao 1874, oa fon til 81
inertia rs, arbeioebe paa en- Tarm for
6. g. @ap, @ierce &c., gSis,, i'7e,
~ os @ommeren rs, fem til Minneaz
polls ON 6oiten os orbeioeoe / cit Melz
n1plle for gbas: G'oobri9, Gil 6ereus
Saus TOM ban 1880 us fit ON ppiten
9lnldttelle 1om @le,fi D. 6. @bale's
8utit, bpor ban ar6eioe uetten Nar.
S3a 9lar par ban Deputp County
Ereasiurer / Otter Sail County. STR.
Collins tilborte 2a5orzOraantlat,onen
ber / 8pen os bar ueret 1neb 9fefOrm<
beuesel1en belt ira Bespnoelien. 5or
to Mar itben fit Gollius Nplfepartiets
geon,ination for Nuoitpr os bleu ualst.
Som Mubttpr bar ban punnet almtnbez
Zig Anerfienoelie for bans ifarpe @fter>
Jpn al @ountpets Mffdrer Det fan life
negtes, at DIR. Collins Ct ben beblte
9lubitpr Gouutpet bar baut. 9(llerebe
paa fprite Mpbe, efter bun ouertog @mz
bebet, ndsteoe ban at ubitebe Oroers for
u6betalins af beuilseoe &eenin9er, ioet
ban mente, at uisfe "Gbarees" par IL
loolise. Dette bar bau fort1ot meb bele
Eioen, os State Yublic @ranliner bar
suet bam Meobolb. 9enne Sptreben
af Collins bar uoeniuil iparet @ountpet
for mango 9uubreoe Dollars. Wer.
Collins bar uunoet &elpeft bos ale, joni
bar baut nogen 6orretn,ug meo bam,
bet tan berfor life uere noseu Guil om
bans @jenua(g.
Rodhuggeren. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn. ;) 1893-1898, 1896-09-29
Sobtt q. &aape,

iom oriuer misunderstanding ueb
Sioen al "&obbusseren"s Office, er >af
ToIfepartiet nomineret til County, om=
misjer for ste 9itritt. Sobn 9aaue
er meset pel tienbt paa oenne Sibe af
@ountiet, ba ban bar boet fer / Is slar.
Ser par fun nosle faa 9uie paa Noroz
fioen al @!uen, ba ban tom bib. Men
ban turbe Ddre minbre pel fienbt pan
Dtiiben, enbitipnt utltnof en- ifor Del
BAT lert at fienbe ban, naar be bat
uaret @ountDiabet. Mr. 9aaue er fra
Sti6rbalen Norge. 9an fom til Qme=
rita for 80 Mar iibeu og bar altiaa
ifplse bet foresaaenbe boet Gersus
Sails bet meite af ben 'sib. Sau er nj,
Sc Nar sammel. san bar paret i
8praabet ! otte Mar Os er soot pOiteret
paa offentlise Spgrssmaal. san bar