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Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Gleftriif SpDrpOgn | Walme.
6ormanoeu / Wtalmp Sporuosnsiels
itab8 8eltprelie, Mtaior 6. Nt. Srid
inobpoer Snteresierebe til Ntpoe i
Malms ior at faa iitano cit e"leftrilt
Sporpei fra 2imbann til Malms ps
ebentuelt til 2uno.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
MaIborg gagermeltrcs Nugbrpbs:

fabrif. GalbOr9 Sasermeitre baue
iulst gremplet fra aiDbenbaon %
glarbus us bannet ct 5eIesbaseri,
bpori bill blipe bast ale be Gtusbreo.
iom Saserne ialse. 8eres esne Sas
serier pil be iaa forbehplpe for Sistes
brso, 6ranfbrso ps Speoebrso. Gel.
Itabet er ct &tticiellfab.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

grGnbt Sane. timber General
8labns SUroefero Tom en- al 8aabens
brsorenes 5aner for n9r til en- al aans
oelabreue, iaa at Der gift Slo / ben.
Sun ueo 5anebarerens Sonouite iteoe
Der insen ulptfe, men Ganen blep inIo'
itenoi9 poelast.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

=, wosIcItranoen melbes ON iuar
., Glpene % Operipsmelier paa
..., Al bet milos SER Sprltninsen
a.Erpor, Oct rssneoe ba lise op /
nitlNRle.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
NDrge {.

.irus par 80 gar sammel
E ss9ssitoO ben 3Oie @arts.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
gierseluens Yapiriabrif bar iolsi

hi rsore grug, Ssisu, til ct 6lrn.a
|artiania Tor $1,000 ar. 9a Sors
|~rarirQsn nster at prerisre belle i'm
brit til Gm~6retsios. ital bet pa,e
|fatrttrnes 9eniist csiaa at ialSe bet
'pip @anOialo.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Gftcriperaiei.

3eriom uogca Tube tienoe Stagter Bios.
mus Wtgtler al 8tHotua, pr. Bette, 9anmarf,
eler Ueb, bOor ban opboloer fig, beoes be
ap05beosiutot at ~ttlitrtue 9. z, Mgler, 3tb
gate, 3aplor 60, isis. y Al. 27b6
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

granb. IolbUr9, 15oe 5ebruar.
Ssaar Gitermiboags ST. 5 uobrso Slo
/ anoer8 9eoeriens @aaro i Seilitrup,
en- Mil fra Stsrpins Citation. @aar.
bens 4 Sanger, Der bar OpIsrte al
8inoinssuert, neObrGWpte fuloitanbig.
Oct lptfeoes at reooe Snoboet iamt
Seitene % be fore Sreaturer; oerimOo
inoebranote II 5aar % Si9rtraet.
De neobrGnote Spsniuser par ass
iurereoe / 9anObp8ninsernes Srancs
foriifrins.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
@ruiomms Tifierit.

Ser itaar iss taus % ittrTsr ub
: ben Ut1e BsrUsn.
Z, isno mta ou ct Lrsitens gue,
Der sisr mia sIub. min tiars Cub.
Seq grab iad 5utetOGIosu.
Qava sommsr atbril, ban,
pan git fig nat I grimmsler,
pam bah 5aruet fOr itoits Sang,
Quilted iaste Guuas Ravh.
So ioU iaa tuo for 5,mmsieu.
Worttrus, tiare, Tan bu ie,
Din lille Iuaa ioUer2
Or iaa rso % botO ION Sns
GusIs0ast bar bum os 6rsO,
Mems lee maa grade laartr.
Dor Ssr fs O3fal pGre mso
at bsrs GHsleiau5sf,
GAN tassss i'm Stits ueo
SUIT iom Qapa M ssffso
ut iIut;e.Q tle8rtmssar8su.
qtlaip min 2Ors - bet ueiT tunst
Get gam, itg bar tilba3s,
Uit Uoo bet oar iaa irtitt % uu8t,
WHt eto BET par ila IDt % Ianst
Dso big, min aGJtsma5s.
Saa mal itg poubrs ubtu Ben,
Git bOsm itat lea mia trpass2
5ltlig mso TO 1m1a taisn,
Gor1loreIss o. uOsu Diem, -
9por i,ai is3 DO % bqJ3sf
Giers gsursr, tan. paa mia
Ser iaar iss iaa enc.
Wit ltas Barn bet imilsr Bib,
Oct letter piit III mig lin gio.
Com Ulor er ioE ben >pGos.
o. csiaa sn, min lille Ssu,
Gar Bog bin 6aocr blamme;
Ggr iadr IN ptiI en- beore ssH,
Gno lea Tan al mss 8raob % Ban
sra SauastD SieristIemmt.
Broosr, 2siter. fern % mar,
AQe 8, iom LATER bette;
gaut paa ZEN. Tom Sorssu Scr.
Som mitti bar fin Dtluo iaa sisr,
gig, oil J 9Brosn lsttsf
qibt etGbsr % liot Rao,
Oct tr iuHst Of ipiis al Raaeeus SAB.
Sialp beubs iiot I 8sosul -
sao trstsr tsIsn / GsasH.
auH, Or. 9sisu.
/, Z. gtts;psst.
5uer ltSsn Siatp pti rare psI:omm,a for ben
,s en.,.
q. Rsa,tmoe. g. N. sans Gitlo. Or. sBsri
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

|. q s. sauasruo i a0meOa'
~. INN efoubehprer i Ssitsn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Gnfcn 9eterien / 6er8utu6 bar
operlaot fin Gtenoom til i'm Suigerisn
Sanieu for $4,000 Marf.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Cilialac.

SitialaS. ct tort Nutal al
- Second Hand Cream Separators al ole
Sldgs. fro itrar riter nGrmsre Gplnss
atnser. y. s, Dor 1918. GbIs ago, 50,
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Ttiial9s. On Dob guttibD8ning,
- 22xiO SOB ttIiaIas e0er tiqete. 6or
nGrmere CplpsuHger itriu til 3. ", 8ouob
Brospcr, Nitnn. 27b5
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

aiifeO. &~rOiesiur , BET lappiife ps
igRrits Sprua, Sens anbreas 5riis
u ioranOt gliiieb i Naape fra fit GINS
aSs mcO Ell Geniion al Statstasien
for 5000 SIR. aarlis.
- Sapueoirsttsr @lui Nicolai Gcl
IT msbOslt gIiIteb i Naabe fra lite
aal 1896 at resne meb en- aarlis Yen'
ir al Statsfasien, flor 5000 SIR.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Man fan rioe zig fproarpet Paa sr
aiepbeit pgiaa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Np Gasiemangel. Oct bar BAIT
pin Zig SepGselie blunot grbeiosiolfene
paa gulobooen | SjDbenbapn, at en- al
beres SiqiosmGnb, iom be ielp baobe
palst ino , Seitprelien for beres iris
piQise Spses % Sialpefasie, bar tils
ltaaet at BABE beiueset 8asien for oper
900 Sr. S~ebraseren bar inotrGpet
4enseue | smaapartter hos fine &ams
merater / 2pbet at furrise Iar. % oa
&aslens Sasierer forleoen Mfanoa9
mansleoe Summeu, slf ban fray til
8~etienoelie. 8eu8ene bar ban for
bruot.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Sperigc.

Gn WGugoe lllue er Der / 2nrua
iaar, pg De er iaa ir9fte, at DC ON
&2tterne gaar li8e ino pan @aaroene.
20 Gutter bar paa 0tppeIagt peo
2anb5bpen, oa De fit ie 5 ulue TONNE
itrp9enoe. ubelOtsois babe uluene
8inoen uleo, iaa be flenote 2u9ten al
Sasrene Oa tus 5lugteu. lla8tet ben
iterlte Guitrenselie funoe man iioen
life TONNE benz paa StuobOlO. SmiOs
lertio bar ulpene fommet puer aoI tiQis
9e Steiner melIem Sernaiisen O9 Sols
berg Os bapbe orabt ct balpt Snes
Stpfter.
Gn anoen ll(pcflut paa en- ptte Stpts
fer bar bOlDt fig / en- POE 3a(trafniuo
n%oroenior 6ielonas 2anOsbp meo
@rRnoien til Soriele, boor Generne
sjerue ppboloer fig. Man8e Steiner E,
osiaa orabt, ua ~ianbignliauis blipe,
lllpene Der, iaalrn9e Der er en- Ger
tiIbu9e.
uluene bar usiaa uaret fremme Der
gore llrnun ps brabt flere at be til
basebleuue &ener.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

llbitiaingerne | Walmp. Malmp
strfitetterS notwithstanding er tons
ititueret / Malmg. Gil 5ormanb
palstes 2ector SOB. Smeobers % til
Setretar artetsft Senrit Sutlunb.
&ammen for ~llotiaingen Umfatter
en- biituriif llotiQins, Der / fore Soto
CRATER piier tppiife SB9ninser fra
Wtalme fra be elbite Tloer inotil nu;
Uplifting af Gesninser, Der bier Saps
mems llouitlms; Uplifting af Gesnins
ger til 8pens tOmmunaIe S~psnin9er
ps @riuatbpsuinser, Der ulIereoe ct opa
isrte eQer er unoer @rbeioer, iamt en-
Gpecialuotiains al ale 9egninser til
8psuinser, faapet for SnbutrtaOitits
linseu iOm fpr Observation-Disclosures.
neutrality-suspicious. piier paa Sess
ninsen 8ileoet al en- %sammelOa9s
SaarnbOr9.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Vdit Gicno o ~.
filSafaS eaer tidete.
OanO tilialae.

Qano tiiialge. - 5eg aatsr at
= tV.Re min ,Snrm beitaaeHoe al 234 Heres.
beItggtuoe 3 gPil fra Uitlnn. bpor Ger er
artr, aoot &ano; Ian ilaa omfring 20 6ous
pllot 80 pua 8laoitn. 6or nermere Gps
lrsan8er "TRIP III 6. 3bompioh william,
Mlnu.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Soosfalb. Sra alsOa gaD beret.
tes ben isrselise giterretnins, at Sap
tein Gbrlitian Sruu8saarO fra MOis
er aIsaaet ueo 2soen.
Gfosbe bar i en- lang Gette al 9lar
fprt Stlbe for bet iture Gepsri 8runss
saaro % &isiteruo i 2rammen. San
bar lelp interes ferret / &eoeriet % en-
Srooer al Sirmaets Gbei.
- Materialiurualter Soban Sppes
saarb i ariitiania er aisaaet peo 3ss
ben. Iiogoe bar / benpeo rs Qar be-
ret gtutsrialiorpaIter ueb "Opens @eis
pRien.
- ubrmuser 2sieu, en- al &riitias
MAS eloite 8or9ere er aisaaet peo
9pben.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06
Npe aprc or tGuote paa ellie Ira.

Hpe GDre CT tGnbte paa 2iQe Iras
n'tinr peo 8Gseiioro, Stapanser
gnt, % paa Spanbouoen, Norore
Sg8enbas 2Imt, % IS npe 6prlamper
II anbra8tc, buprbps nge 5pre er ipr'
'nSrsNs % ipritGrtsoe. MalfintaaSc'
born CT anbrast paa Surbiprnfier
Gpt acknowledgements Wtunbius.
Gps @Grter % 6ortpinin9sinoret'
a'n8sr er aubru9t paa iOrnielise Ste'
Der al Spitcn, bOreoiaselis / Giiteri'
Sifrltteyre.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06


SIOInno / Sbronbbieun. @eb
0'a'n'H8 / Grlins etuttes @abe bar
na'l llHNet @runomur til en- sammel
S't'e eler alOitsr, % ,inber ct Sag al
WI lanOtes ct prastist aruciiir al
F' Yen, 3G,5 chi. lanst. aruciiiret
|r'Rrtet reolisebulbt % barer
SS'F at 6Or9Dlonins; iarlis er Suues
'" a. 8roperiet mutt uoiprt. Qrme,
" '8 SOrlet mansler. 5asmano ans
,as'F' at Srucliiret i~triper fig fra bet
t''s aarbunoreoe. Maalte bar bet til'
P't 9Umtrrten.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Maaer / Giose Aa. st G~remplar
al ben europeiife WtaIe, iom man troes
be ubbsb / 3anmarf, er ianset / 8ip9e
aa os inoienot til 3oolosilt Sapes
gltparium. Ntalen bar tiollsere lepet
/ Sprp Sg, bportil ben blep inofort
fra 9pItlano. Gen iioite @aae Der
Spen ifal pare LANCET 1899, men eess
uoen bar man / ben fgrite Salpoel al
bette Iarbunbrsoe LANCET ct gIemplar
/ en- ga uarueo aip9e. Gnoploer op'
lpiss bet NJ. OF en- Sitter i aiese ifior
/ 9laen fauseoe en- MaQe. Tom ban
ipijte efter at babe haft ben saaenoe
uOsle 9ase i fit Sptteiao.
SobsfnID. ganb. iur. q. 8. s.
gseel bsbe ben 29oe Nopember 1895
Gud6amtun / Queensland, bpCr ban
betpreoe en- Sfple. San par fgot
1850, blep Stuoent | 1868, to9 iuris
Diff Gramen 1876 % bar berpaa Sg'
% tSerreOsiulom9sti8 | Ntbe, inoen
han u~opanoreoe til IuItralien.
aipbmano @ilbelm Senoabl /
6reberifs iuno er aisaaet peo 3Boen,
rs gar sammel. S benpeo so aar
bauoe ben Iiosoe bait en meset betty
belis 5orretnins / Saoparsr % bar
tienot / plbe 8rebie.
- 8riorinoen for gemmetUite aoe'
liae Srpfenfloiter Spiio er opo.
@aarbeier o. aiBbrlano CIR
Sespsrieu / aaanum er aisaaet peo
9ppen ai 2unsebetanoelie, eiter ei
fort epssleie, 63 Iar sammel.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Gubver ltosn 9tatp nj rare .omm for osnn'
fatttse eu.,.
VI. q. 9sastmoe, 2. wG. Sans GttIs, er;SbsriH.
gioras ieuoss til glrs. &une u esi,u.
Sacreo Ssdrt, DliuR.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

NitIanOrts Jaarcapl bar antas
9El8 8ipet ct 9anite suot llobptte. 5or'
FroeIis ni ilasteoe 5aar til 8riitian,a
sr 0aret breuet / itSrre Maaleitot
sao i'OII9ere. @rporten af lepenbe
C'ar til Gn8lanc bar itsrre enb nos
9'nlHNc. Zen uosioroe 20, SAL Stpt'
tn lmOO 10, 1897 Stptter i 1894. Sus
'''nIRn9Oen gil til 2eitb, nemlis 14,'
o& Stptter. 3ernait fit 9epcaitle
oS'O % Sui 200. Spiipbspriierne !
norge bar %uiitnot peret ganIfe gpoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

0(aentcr pnifes ousraIt ior DC
" upeitc o. I~etteit ia 8bare 8drer ! Yer
Den. 200 Erocent 5~ortlsreie. Rtdaro Il
8i.h, 200 ytttoles apeuue, Minneapolis,
Nlinn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-06

Srofererualg. s Giiioro @aaro.
bruser q. Tueiot.
S Ilperiuub G~aarobruoer 81. 8
Seim.
Gaa StOrogen Gaarbbruser 3.
Counting.
= 5 5ielobers @aarbbruaer anbr.
Sfaalnes.
IS Sfonepit guarobruser Gun.
sesuit.
s &oinesoal u. 2inblauo.
- sirtebs @~aarobrugsr 6. q.
Gable.
s Hamaes 8~anftasierer 6.
6laateu.
s Gnebaf G~aarbbruser Ole 81
Srositac.
S Ia 8irfeIan9er 9abl.
= SDsiuno Sanoelsmano Rur.
man.
S giusu Guarbbruser 8. q
Se9pif.
Gaa Sittern Su9ueprat Ssr.
itao.
5 9ittsbal @uurObruser $
Stsien.
S TOrpeitab G~aarobru9er 3
Storiteen.
s stiulb @aurobruser 8. Sub
babl.
IS SDsper @aarobruser 6. glpe:
lamb.
S 9pis @~aarbbruser emil 6,
&oltoeit.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-01-17

However that may be, it is evident
that affairs on the island are approach
ing crisis and we must be prepared
to protect American interests, what
ever our attitude may be towards the
insurgents" 41.5F A+'st
Several members of the house con-
suited leaders to-day regarding the
Introduction of resolutions for the
recognition of the Insurgents of Cuba
as belligerents, Chairman Hit of the
committees on foreign affairs said that
ne had no objection. Speaker Reed
coounseled thorough consideration in
committee i&8la sGf'A &$t& stts
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-01-17
iROTHSCHliL ST ALKS.

les - sAfE A!s-S = - 81 a5s9 y
Says. No. Bonds Can BE Sold ins En- gland
on Account of the sVenezuela, Matter.
New Y YoRK, sJan:. BIZ -lny nespon se to
the Worlds telegram. .foRst their views
on the bond issna the ts RotlAsschilds 3sls re- e.
piled as folloM.s;;s Il g,:,,s,t. ~ g =
'.Last year when there was a fnan-
c1al crisis in t6e United States, we
made an offer ffss for f6 per ssc cent gold
loan; and falling, Congress giving the
treasury no power to ena Bile such h an.
issue to be made,;swe sundertooles with
others to place aseertain saln cunt of 4
per cent coin bonds As you now have
done us the honor. of asking, our opin-
ion, we must tell you, very frankly
that in our judgment the severe fnan-
cial situation at present is chiefly
caused by the, political crisis, and
as soon as the American and Englis h
governments have satisfactorily settled
the questions at issue the financial !
strain will be cons erably relaxed, if
it does not altoge ether disappear.
Until this boundary question is ar
ranged we do not fbelleveg either the
European public or capitalists will
take many American bonds for invest
ment, II any, and we. believe that al
though certain mum ber Of people on
this side of the Atlantic have signifed
their intention of taking a; share in, a
syndicate to be formed,in New York,
they have only done so I'M the belief
that at the present, moment they
would obtain terms which. would en-
able them at once toreseh the bonds
in America. When the. political
horizon is quite clear and it is
finally established in the minds
of all men that the good feeling
and understanding which exists in the
hearts of the people Of England and
America is beyond doubt. and is ac-
hnowledged and ratified by the two
governments, then will be the time
and opportunity for America to apply
to the British capitalists. We offer no
suggestions how this is to be accom-
plished. It is for the governments to
decide, between themselves All we
can say is the good feeling exists
among our people on our side, and
you, Sir, have proved by your patriotic
efforts, that it exists on the other side
of the Atlantic. istf 49,
n. M. RoTHsCHILDs & SON.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-01-17
Missouri s Finances Good.

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo, JAN s-The
report Of State Auditor Seibert for the
year ending December 81, 1895, has
been completed and sent to the public
printers. 1t shows the state finances
to be in highly satisfactory condi-
ton. Balance January !, 1895, S71a,-
7s5. 43; receipts in 1855, $3,so5, or. 40;
disbursements; S4,19l ,6ss.77; balance
January l, 1895, 1884 4,O1415. Of the
S2.749, 1880 appropriated from the
revenue fund for the general expenses
of the state in 1866, ST., 5s7, 279. 60 was
drawn in 1895, leaving only 81, ,o61, 100. !.
93 to be paid out in 1896
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-01-17
Hayana,s Capture NOT Desired

New York, Jan. 5. Mails from Cuba
just received con tain an interview with
General Gomez, in which he said it
was not his intention to capture Ha-
vana, because this would necessitate
the sacrifice of too many human lives,
among which would be several mem
bers Of the families Of the revolutlon-
lists. He intends to 60 as near Havana
as necessary to make a demonstration,
and convince the world that the in
surgents were complete masters of the
island, and thus claim recognition by
the powers.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-01-17
FOR CUBAN RECOGNITION
Members Of the House Seem to Favor the
Idea.

Members Of the House Seem to Favor the
WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-One Of the mem
bers of the foreign affairs committee
OF the House, when asked whether the
reported successes of the insurgents in
Cuba would hasten recognition by this
government Of their right as belliger-
ents, said:
Recognition cf this government
would have only a moral effect,
whereas it now looks as if the insur-
gents were working out their own sal
vation without assistance from the
outside world.
IF they continue. their successful
guerilla warfare until next April.
when yellow fever takes the field, it
will be impossible to subdue them by
any force which Spain can command
The civil leaders of the revolution, un-
fortunate for us, do not aim at inde-
pendence. They say they do not care
to- go through thirty or forty years
similar to the early experiences of
Mexico, and hence they are all for an
nexation to the United States 1 doubt
much whether our people are prepared
at the present time to assume the gov
ernment of Cuba, with its mixed popu-
lation fresh from Spanish rule and
generally untitled for American citi-
ZenShip.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-01-17
A New Dis covery in Light.

LONDON, Jan. s. - A marvellous
Triumph of science is reported from
Vienna. Professor Routgen of the
Wurzburg university, has discovered
a light which will penetrate wood,
flesh and other organic substances, for
the purpose of photographing. The
professor has succeeded in photogra-
phing metal weights in closed
wooden case, also mans hand which
shows the bones only, the flesh being
invisible.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-01-17
TIE TARIFF MEAS URE uE

40 aISs Il &
Hr. Baker Of Kansas Enters a strong
Protest.
WASHINGTON, Jan. Republican
Senators went into caucus at 1O::aD to-
day i bst, adjourned at il2 to meet again
after ter the. conclusion of the days ses-
Sion OF the senate. The entire time of
tine caucus was consumed in discussing
the proposed amendments to the tariff
bill, but no formal expression was Sc
cured u pom any Of them. The prevail
ing sentiment appeared to be against
all amendments and the tendenev
favorable to reporting the bill as E
came from the House.
Mr.. Baker, the new senator from
Kansas, made a vigorous speech in op-
position to the house bill il it came
before the senate unamended He
said that it any tariff legislation was
TO be ENACTED he thought it should be
done on Republican and protection
lines and added that he did not regard
the house bill as Republican meas
ure. he also advised against any tar
1ff tlnkering, saying he favored a
course of non-action in that respect
In view of the declara ton Of the ad-
minlstration that the tariff would af-
ford all the revenue needed He
thought, however, that if any legis,
lation should be attempted at this
time the changes should be made in q
few schedules only, such as those COW
erlng wool and sugar, which should
o, ne reformed upon purely protection
j. +.
The Black Hills union. [volume] (Rapid City, Pennington County, Dakota [S.D.]) 1889-1904, 1896-01-17

MUST HAVE ALL OR NONE.
The Bond Syndicate Said to Have Issued
f Its Ultimatu;n

ihe itonu& SypCicate Said to Have Issued
~ ,.g Its Ultimatun.
w WASHINGTON, Jan. S.--Morgan. who
has formed, or is forming, a bond SYN
dicates sshassissued an ultimaturn. it is
said, that he will take. all the bonds
offered by this government or none.
some OF the government financial ex-
sperts says, under cover of confidence:
1.-The syndicate will get the bonds, be-
cause speculation is a cold blooded
game. There is no sentiment in Wall
street. II is well enough to speak of
patriotism and brotherly love among
the citizens Of a nation, but those
sentiments do not spring from
the hearts of men who corner gold.
just as sure as those bonds
are sold, just so sure will Wall
street buy them. A bank in Stuben-
vile, Ohio, the national Exchange
bank, telegraphed to-day Offering to
take $4,000 of the bonds at l.ls.
Other banks, am told, have sent SIM
1iar messages to Mr.. Carlisle. A
dozen .or more of them were re-
ceived this forenoon. But there
were no messages from New York
" " 08{AAAAidoSllllid OF from . boston.
Those cities harbor the men
who control the gold of this country.
They may not have it themselves, but
they have a way of getting it. When
yot' have learned the intricacies OF
finance youYwill learn that the bank
ers and brokers of New York, with
their affiliations and connections
reac hing yacross. the sea, can band
themselves together under the present
laws and manipulate the gold reserve
OF this government as nicely as an en-
gineer manipulates his throttle .
There is a @belief that, in the end,
the syndicate will control this bond
issue just as it did the last. 1t is
Thought that while the public may
subscgibe to some. extent the great
tinanciers, the men who would have
formed the syndicate, will get to-
gether and make al price for practical
ly the whole, issue which would be
higher than the average individual
would care to give, and which would
compel the Secretary of the Treasury
to award the bonds to the combina-
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On Trial for Wife Murder.

NEVADA, Mo-, Jan. 8.-The trial Of
William Wright, colored, for wife
murder, was begun in the Vernon
Circuit court here yesterday. Wright
chopped his wife to pieces with an ak
in Nevada, June Z9 He made his es-
cape, was captured July 5, near Ash
Grove, by negro man named Brice
Armstead. He is coal miner aud
came to Missouri from Ala bama.
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ARRESTED THEM ALL.
President Kruger Imprisons the Ma
tional Reform Committee.

CIOIaI TSeIOF1H CO1hINICCet
CAPE Town, Jan. S.-Pl esident Kru-
ger has stopped the food supplies into
johannesburg. The whole of the ma
tional reform committee has been ar
rested. Nobody is allowed to enter
the Transvaal territory without a
passport from Kruger.
1t is stated that Dr. Leyds, the sec
retary of scate for the Transvaal,
with secret fund at his disposal, has
foated German colonization company
to introduce 5000 German military
settlers into the Transvaal
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Major j. c. Post Dead.

New York, Jan. s.-MaJor James
Clarence Post, U. S. A., died here last
evening. He was born in this city and
was appointeda a cadet at West Point
on July l, 1851. OF late years Major
Post was detailed to the engineering
corps in the department of the East.
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WASHINGTON, Jan. s.-The president
has appointed Frances E. Leupp, the
editor of Good Government. published
IN Washington, to be member Of the
board of Indian commissioners, vice
William e. RUSSELL, resigned.
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onered the Surgeon Generalshin.

BUFFALO, n. Y, Jan. s.Dr. Will
lam Fl. Heath Of this city has been
offered the surgeon generalship Of the
Cuban insurgent army. He may
accept.
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Havana,s Water supply the Key.

Hayana's Water supply the Key. e
New YORK, Jan. s.AWhen Thomas
Estrada Palma, a prominent Cuban,
was. told of the report that Havana
mi might be in the hands of the insur-
gents he said: 'It is not Surprising. I
have known for some weeks that it
was the intention OF, General Gomez
to mass his forces on Havana. Gener-
al Gomez has long entertained the
plan of shutting off the water apply
OF Havana and then attacking the city.
He has probably destroyed the reser-
voir at Vento and then charged upon
the town. When Vento is DESTROYED
the Spaniards in Havana will be with.
out water supply and complete sur
render is question of veuy short
time l.,sg