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Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
Nnrn pnkntu.
s%erIauser etaSeseraatuius al 1auoI

SprIanssr 2faeeseraatuius al 1anoIaeen.
MiI8 Glo Setter, en- un9 Minneas
polls Dame, iom er 2Grerinoe peo be
pffentlige Stoler / 8rufton, bapbe /
8inter megst 9eipGr meo I'm 8iss
oomStdno. Meb ppIoulmet &nIigt %
tDtte aieper opIs9te bun en- SanolGge
/ @rdfton, bos bDem bun 1T Sanoen
ubtruttet. Men efter ben operation
leo bun iaa fore Smerter, at bun
Illlttelio maatte forlaoe Stolen og relic
biem. Mebens bun bar / Minneapos
lis, iii bun pioe, at Nariagen til benz
pes 2icslIer bar, at ajGoebenet bar
7tamferet. Nu ia9Ipger bun Gamble
gen / 8rafton for $1,000.
anlaes apGs
bar operpintret ualminoelig gpot, meos
oeles fra Oictinion. Oct Ter ND til,
! at aoIfiIiot So bill blioe inoIparet.
8pGgmGnosne bar alereoe begpnot al
optisbe llngituoe % &pier / Wtinnes
Ipta, bporfra be feres til Npro 9a.
tota. De ftprre &pGgeiere oerimoc
tisber belIt / SDben - Serus, Mericr
% 4ri5pna pg bar afIluttet Son:
trait ON be iGobanlige Intal ap9l
til 2epsring / bet peitli9e Nprb Satotc
pmtring Mtotiommers. Salrigt
S~aarebrifter bill blipe inbfert fraWton:
tana % @aIbington til 9adren. s be
Toite g(ar bar Sunoelen meo 8pGg to-
get ct ganIte betpbeIi9t Dipping.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
1trhrurku.
Tor en- IN Guriew'c ordinance.

Wobitanperne al ben fornplis /
Omaha gpraab pebtasne GurfepsOr s
binance rnser oper en- M Ditto, Tom
forrsiten er msset Zig ben, Der psstosss
~iorrias 2irsbas, tun at ben ansaar
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
@anamatsrs uoneter.

Deb be rspublitanite primarpals /
Blair Gountp 2srOas often baObe Sol
tet @nlsbning til at ubtrptte lit Snfts
ON, bpem be ioretrat til JOrenebe Sta
etrs Senator iitsbetfOr S. Donald Gas
meron. Sil bette Gmbebe ibnes Sobn
@anamater ifplge be inblsbne Rez
turns at bare mere popular snb lin
Mpofanber, &pn6resmanb Sobn 3.
RubinIpn. 8. .. Sicts | altoona bill
Iitre ia Blair Gpuntps Ststte til Son.
sresIsn. q. abOmas Ben ! @ItoOna.
en- QuapsManb, blir Delegat til Der
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27

rspublitanfe Rationaltonpentior. Wlt'
ainleDsS tDrten blto belt melsm 0ds
bib GolOpeq % 6enrp &. Grois, TO
WPnp ira Snrpne.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
9ufnnta.
stial aue eautens aoutanier.

a(. 2 2prbag Mor9en iteeoe Der
Snbbruo / @ree, prit6ett &c Sos
9ont i Niantic, ii Mil / 9eit for De-
catur. 80 Snbbruostppe iprGngte
Yenge7tabet og tom zig bort meo ct be-
tragteligt 8ptte, $1,000 / aontanter.
0ereIter itial Rsperne oeit og 8ogn,
itrpg afgaarOe til Decatur o9 bar iaa
belbioe at tpmme tipsnot til bet uos
9aasnoe Sog.
ganten MATTE bolbeS luttet en- Del
at 2erbagen, inbtil Sirmaet 1T gjort
llboei iii &pntanter. Sppene bar ON
Ratten fpmmet tit Niantic fruSprings
fielo. Yolitiet bar fun en- poerit ipars
Iom geIfripelie at benz.
9emofraternes &onpention
Manbag often / G9icngos She Wdrf
bar en- meget belipet &fGre. PDlitiet
1T llnberrstning om TO Sprsr, obItil'
lioe Slagsmaal fanbt Steo pad aaben
@abe, flsre Sunoreoe Wenneiter bier
jaaet paa bib Slu9t meo ct Snes 90;
lititonitdbler / Salene, pg to Son.
petitioner blep bolot = en- inoe pac
Bohemian S0al, bpor aopotat Stdnts:
laus s. Salit if ben regulGre Nomi:
nation for alderman, meoens ben ltei.
enbe M9nsbe nebe pau 5ortau9et no:
minerebe Srant Meet. Der ba,
Slagsmaal / SaIen, / 8angene og M,
paa 5ortougene. Gn flor Gfoelinl
politi MATTE til for at bringe Srber
tilpeie.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27

a. au''en; "Saa bette .r Serts 9srn2"
u,,,,.' f'5'r''H; ga, % ale flyer, be er nit
,s, .S"l,H: Set bar Ss Rst I; fais
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27

Dubois, 23be Wurts. s 8ertpbnos
g8bite S6utten peb oenne 8pS sItltge
0rpnIe bpnbte ioag en- ftrGtteIi8 8dss
erploiion, frprpeo IS 8rubearbeioere
6lep orRbt.
9unrtdnneD, 23oe Mdrt5. S8dors
aftes ~erplooereoe ben | "Wtine 20. ]
qoriun" pGrenoe Gas, % 10 arbeioere
miItebe Qipet. Oct lpttebes at reooc
II andre Q~rbsioere; bog pioeS bet ittt
meo 8isbeo, bpormuuge Tlere Der tor
beTnbe ia neoe / 8ruben, beoe eQer
lepenoe.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
HrnnIplunntu.
1rauoenoe Gle.

Siolis ON Wurgenen ben 22oe bs.
foraarIaaeoe en- SlOebruno / "atluntic
Oil Refinerp" / Yittsburs ct 8arOitab
paa pper 100000. Der brenbte ialt
125, 900 Senber Die, ipm forbetmeite
par renIet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
3unntuitn.
uotrDfter fin WisiorupieNe.

Stubenterne peo "Montana college
Of agricultural &c Mehdnic IrtS" /
8oiemon blep / fprri9e lge utilfreos
meo Stoleitpret8 Sanoling peo at for
LANCE, at YrofeSIorerne RDan, Softer
og Waioen ituloe ~reIignere. De bapoe
en- Mistante ON, at en- af Satultetet
bapoe faret meo Sntriger | benne Sag,
% iio1te Manoag bleb Der til Stdtens
Stoletommisiion inbleperet en- Sem
itiaing, unberte9net at 85 at Gpllegets
beoite Stuoenter, Der uotrptte lit Mfisz
bag meo bet n9bnte Stribt, ioet be
pdaituar, at De ire 9rofesiorers Dir
fen alminbelig anIse8 for t~ilfreositilz
lenoe; be er beler life 9ioet ben for
nsone I~nleoning til at f"oripare fig,
pua Itaar S~tupenterne, % bisie ammo
Der berfor Stutens Stoletommisiion
om at nebiGtte en- Somite til at llnberz
le9e Sdgen adbent % Rrlt9t / NGrs
pGrelie al peotommenoe ire Yrofesz
iorer.
Tause sirpiuaer inoSnosr iia.
Den begr9nieoe Sio for Irbingerns
til at gisre fine 5orpringer siGloenbe
/ &pnteIten ON bet fdmsIe 9apibss8c
ublsber ibag, 6reoug ben 27be DARTS.
Oct brsisr fig Der ON Miaioner, pg BET
mansler ba bsller life puu 2iebbdbere,
Der peb 9iGlp al raptungeoe Iopotas
ter bill fremitiQe Zig ION Irpin9er %
fremlaage 9apirer for, at De er / n9rt
SlastItab til Gfoeoe. Sil Suite Ell
antpmmet baube Spitre pg 9reore
Sstre % Ssnner, Nepcer og gtiecsl
for at parstage fine SnteresIer.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27

Susen tiir uus,nfnos ristis aibolpt psp
at piis altior msssu Sntsrssis for andres
gisrsn 90 2aosn.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
1noldnoet.
an,uu.
uSuGpuis CT 8promano.

GaotrnGr 6.Ml. 9rate bar uonGpnt
So5n Storp, llo9iper ps Rebattpr al
5iopr GitD 1iOenbe", til usiIterenoe
arbEiNes Gommisi9r ior Sptpa.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
On hsloia prsuetur.

Oct fore &ri95Tti6 "Ma5iaduicttS"
er M iaapas fGroigt ira Cramps
9Grfter / philadelphia, at bet bar giort
I'm forberenoe Yrsoetur, ipm bet uoz
fsrte IGroeles tilfreo5itiaenoe, ttlbages
lpggenoe fcmteu % Ter 3ienoeoelS
ano6 i5imen. !SpiS "MasIaduietts"
oier bet ligeIaa goot oeo PreOeturen
unoer Regieringsns OpIDn, bill Stibs.
bpooerfirmuet Grdmp oinoe en- Pre-
mic pau $4,000. MaItinerne giorot
giennemInitlig 128 Smorsininger
Minuttet.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
1ecorah-2osten
u
tx RS@NMIIe5LH
rffeH
- S5 ~
nofou'rer firssaa % ESrtsaa Worasa.
uosrnsitmtuits

uaa t~ao's5r's i'Dtit 5osr Baa,d1 o. Isrsoll g7y-.
asL G0ertHitmfHtf; ~fa-fi3ss ne 10 pad btaagoti
iG3sucs SarfrG ms0miU5s, set ust-nt',ia ior,aa.
a.& EyB ct H5sTt5iHsst. Der ift isuurt tho {
Zlr'ca73uam1r,t 2 RI. i~'r'arats t~a5rpf,tt , Bauls.
Jtott ionue taot3 Trs5a5s1anrr,. Bts7s. orr taos.
b5i'rs G5T'j3im.u,,r i7u BET 5afsr 1s.. ssr nrr.
les E5crtiBisutui bet u.as, pis-as pa Gga.
bgiuieh
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
5un 9nkntu.
Observation-Disclosures

Sra gantton berettes: arbeiost paa
Sernbonebroen pper MisIourifooen
aienoptooss Manbag ben 23oe Murts.
Oct fer uo til, at Great Nortbern Sas
netompaniet bar b~eiluttet ~uopboloelis
at forlanae i'm ganelinie fra Canton
til 0orfolt, Teb. st itotit Spnoitat,
Der tilliae bolbe @ttier / Sanen, bar
fisbt be for Srpens Spfsrelie ubiteots
Sbli9dtioner.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
Solar " npips

II 1aereOe for iaar bleosn iitret 8aos'
iorbeorin1er % Sffsrelie al npc Spg'
ringer til ct iummsnlagt aoitenoe al
100000. Gn M Standardization bill
..i2s bn9oet % mooerne uoitpret til
iGqts QIben0ttelIe for burlington &c
Solar 3apiO5 % Gbicago &c Rprtbz
p,ttrn 9anerne; ben Ital toite $780,
600. 8. g. 0plpS bill laoe ppipre en-
5,taSes 9n9ning, bppri efter Si9enoe
ia, rpmmts ben witerite SorIamIingss
nI ! Staten. 6rimureroroenen bar
c3iao iijnOe at opfsre en- anieelig tor
Signing. 90 enoelig pil Spen efter
a Ganonnlig9eo brolG9ge fIere WfiI
G1her.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
s,peoe: Siepatsrsr branct.

Nortbpeitern Cos Glspator abers
been blsp forlsbsn Dag la9t / aIte.
sobet sr $4,000. granbfoltene
tunbe unber ben itGrte 9leit intet am
bet ubrette eno rebbe be tilitsoenoe
gnoninaer. Glspatpren bapbe Rums
Jana for 8 1000 guibels. 9eb Srans
ben inbebplbt ben bog fun $500 gu.
Spepe, Der osiaa s~bela9oes. Sssuoen
blep en- Seit inbebr9not.
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27
@u tue Sntuois Central.

&onoptiDberne / ManIon er tomne
! lloenItob meo Suinoi8 Central Sds
nan, iom be beItploer for at banole
'a'tjit imOo Dem. S 2proags blep
c,eootprcrne luttet, % &ornet tiertes
ro At Wanion til Smaabper peo Hoct
53lano 8anen, foroi benne bpber pda
1otre Gragtturtsr. ManionsWtGns
oine tr TAFT beItemte paa al bploe Sais
roIs Central paa afItanb, inbtil benne
Sane tommer mso antd9eli9e Suprpms
nsier.
3a3en trnteS inbantet for Serns
SorttommisIonen.
'tn tIlptfc fcmmer ,ieIoen aIeue."
0ette Oroiprog bar 2lpbo ga
ms 6omjlie / PierIon fauet ianoe.
4r, Batter IelO bapoe pGret ipg | mo-
s0 Slo, % en- Dag i forrise llge brcq
gan bet Iioite Sui. Sans Sngbpm
..'o lite onicet Tom ligefrem bpbeligi
''tIor bIeo ban ofte label alene / Sps
go4rsl'tt. Men ben Dag fplte bar
I'll PIuo''lig 5orunoring til bet pGrre
l'o''or ban tulote pda i'm SuItru, Del
,aanot ia / nGite Stage nebsnunber
S''' 9trS 8dter ftpnbte fig op, itsbt'
gun 9ooeoet 'du boloIomt mob en- ele1
.,''N @tnortng paa i'm @ei, at bur
,s'oi o'lotmet ON % lite oienpanb.
S''lOlt3soen tiosnrt til at funne tag
!" Eolic 5aroeI meo i'm Manb. Sm.
m r',l 'onitotg bar Qfosbes to Spinner
S'u'am % Sobn, ifGrb meb at ahesI
@0'0 fto i'm 8o9n, Der benItoo pat
Iy',s 9obeoguoe, ba en- tanfelss Ser
~ N%0r5eOen uforIistis faiteoe el
~"' 'om traf SObn i Sopebet, TO,
f., ng oSOIolt.ss ps frembraete ct ga
,1Y' SOAR. paa @eien biem meb fl
'E'e Srooer table 8iQiam Sate
ir,. ..'Ouen ooer fit SsiteIpanb, bleI
~, " 10 al Sosnen ps brGttepe bs9a
Decorah-posten., 1896-03-27

Ga Grpsie, 24be DARTS. Gn balo
sime for Mibbas bespnote bet at
brenbe paa 9oIpap 9umbsr Cos
, 1896-03-07
Translation
Publication.

RT is hereby made known that
. according to orders from Gov
eminent some HORSES are to be
purchased for the use of the Military
Force. The horses must be brought
for inspection of a Commission to
the Police Station at Kings Hill
on TUESDAY the 10th March at
3 o'clock p. NJ.
Christiansted's Barracks, 27th February
1896.
DITLEV DITLENSEN,
, 1896-03-07
LUTHERAN CHURCH.

On Sunday the 8th March here will
be held Divine Service IN Frederiksted's
Lutheran Church at the usual hours 10
aud 12.)
, 1896-03-07

5AET bekjendtgj0res herved, at
49, Udkast til Repartition i
K0bmand al Christiansted CARLOS
GAUTIER CAMPS og hans Firma
C. GAUTIER Il COS. Fallitbo vii
blive fremlagt / en- Skiftesamling,
son afholdes her paa Kontoret
ONSDAGEN den 25de Marts d. A.,
Eftern iddag XII 2, hvorefter Beet
forventes Sluttet.
Christiansteds okifteret, St. Croix, den
26de Februar 1886.
MAXEN,
, 1896-03-07
acknowledgements

ggM Ell bekjendtgjores heryed, at
49, der if0lge Gouyernementets
Oldre vii were at indkj0be nosle
HEsrE til Bug fol Militairstyrken.
De Heste, SON Onskes solgte,
maa fremstilles for en- Kommis-
sion paa Kings Hill Politistation
TIRSDAGkN den lode Marts Et-
termiddag III. 3.
Ch ristiansteds Kasome, den eide gebruar
1896.
DITLEV DITLEE>EN.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
Safety Principle of Life Insurance Improved
and Applied i'm America by -
THE FIDELITY MUTUAL LIFE ASSOCIATION
ADELPHIA, PA.

In Britain Life Insurance older than
in America It is recognized distinct science While the
adopted by the Fidelity known the Fouse
F1RsT-at values real asat railroad securities
kinds be fixed by
law and that therefore, unscenti improper and many
fatal fix of sovency represented
the value which auctuae uncertain not fixed
guaranteed by law. 49,. -,
SEcoND-Tha varies in proportion to the
the values of securities and is therefore,
and absudn practice to fix by law the value Of policies
based certain rate with penalty attached That the
eres impaired the must stop business and into
the hands of receiver.
past experience furnishes the best
possible basis the future COST and that life
should collect advance from policy
them to discharge their obligations.
FoURTHThat there be absolute sesy afforded under
policy contract payable Hereunder
fixed without provision to meet variable
Hence the Fidelity Mutual Life Association writes
policy for definite collects advance based on past
call upon members make goodany impairment of its
mortuary fund This addition to aHording large saving
PAYABLE advance guarantees the nsuanced
and renders the security absolute
THEREFoRE-The Fidelity Mutual Life Association not old
company the usual of the
It embraces the strong points Of both whilst eliminating
their weaknesses It's system protest against the DID, we'll
refutation Of haphazard rates. ~ ,
business ratio Of assets liability showing surplus strength
greater than that other with OF the greatest
in America at its head, issues every desirable form OF
policies ncontes accurate and equitable surrender
dress.
FRANK B. SIMMONS, District Agent,
Little Fails, Minnesota
Mimi
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28

u conceded to have been the greatest Mer-
Guido this country has ever seen and ono
Of the very BEST Macbeths has none Of the
fluctuations assumed by many Of the latter
day one-part actorettes, and he made no
effort to conceal his pleasure at the oppor-
tunity given him to say something about
an episode which he declares can never be
blotted from his memory. In Mr.. Levick's
own words the story Of Mary Anderson's
beginning on the stage was as follows:
:. It was In 1875 that some persons who
were good enough to consider mo pretty
fair actor thought that as patriotism was
In the air, owing to the fact that 1t was
centennial year, it might pay to take ad-
vantage of the supposed popular feeling by
starring me In play dramatized from
Cooper's celebrated novel, The Spy It
was argued that every body would flock to
the theater to see play SO essentially
American. There was no chance Of fail
ure, and every one connected with the en-
terprise was congratulated upon his or her
good fortune. Well, I started out, and,
strange as it may appear. the people did
not flock to see me In The Spy got
to MacAuley's theater. In Louisville, and
4 Tho Spy was done again. We opened to
miserable house on Monday night, which
was much worse Tuesday, still worse
Wednesday and a. nearly as possible zero
Thursday. Ioannot begin to tell you how
bad the business really was. The prospect
Of my getting back to New York by the
following Monday evening to take an en-
1A0sment which had been offered me at
n01h,s fhaatAr haaan tnarow axnaaflinalv
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
Their Jobs Arc Gone.

The two prize fighters stood leaning
against the bar, oonversing In low, below
the belt tones. Their respective managers
were outside, doing the same thing, and 1t
was plain that trouble was either brewing
OF, else bad luck had fallen to the lot Of tho
noble flesh heaters. At last the champion
heavy lightweight sighed and murmured,
"Dey amt no use talkin about it, CHM
my, our jobs Is gone"
The other man nodded his head slowly
and muttered: ''1'm afraid youse right
John. We don't seem to be In 1t any
more"
"What 10 dey goin to do about 1t, I
wonderi'' said the first bruiser, after .
pause, during which the other men In the
saloon had stopped talking to listen. H.
ITS hard to say. heard your man
ager tell mine dat unless We could get on
de stage right away We would starve to
death In the next tree weeks."
whats wrongs" asked the bartender,
unable to check his curiosity any longer.
Everything ID" replied the first prize
slugger. "Since all de big nations like
England and Germany and dem odders
has got to flghtin wild der mouths we's out
of work entirelyW ~
And the crowd, dull as 1t was, under
stood and shook their heads dolefully all
around. Cincinnati Tribune.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
HUNT GOLD IN VENEZUELA,

Party Of Explorers Leaves 8. Losl.
Hacked By Capitalists.
ST.. LOUIS, Feb. pa party com.
posed Of Captain J. H. Morgan and
Julian Bruce Of Brunswick, +. q. Le.
gras Of Salisbury, O. w. Moorheap Of
Triplett, and T. J. Kelly Of Linneus.
Mo-, have left this city for the gold
fields Of Venezuela The party goes By
way of Washington to get their pass
ports and letters from Senator Cockrell
to consuls at Caracas and Bolivar
City. They win sail from New York
city and will go by the way Of the
islands of Trinidad, up the Orinoco
river as far as it is navigable, and viii
then travel overland to the headwaters
Of that stream, in western Venezuela,
to the gold fields. Captain Morgan and
party are well supplied with medicine.
Winchester rifles and plenty Of ammu-
milton and are backed by wealthy CAPT
talists, who will develop the mines
when located. aH
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
To Get Out q Body snatcher.

70 Get Out q Body SnotoheF.
DIES MONIES, Ia, Feb. 25.-An effort
will be made by Attorney Ball Reich
for Stanley Clay Combe. alias Smith,
who received the bodies shipped here
from Omaha Saturday, to get him oat
of Jail by habeas corpus proceedings be-
fore authorities from Omaha arrive. It
is claimed the offense being but mis-
demeanor, and committed In Nebraska,
the prisoner cannot be held here.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
DEBUT OF OUR MARY,
Miss Anderson's First Appear
ance on the Stage.
MINES LEv1CK,s RECOLLECTIONs.

The Veteran Actor Tells tho Reason why
tho Young Louisville Girl Was Given the
Opportunity to Play Juliet-Her Awk-
wardness and AmateurIshness.
Mary Anderson, in her "reminiscences
shortly to be published, mentions the boor-
,ishness of most of the members of the
company when she made her debut on the
stage of MacAuley's theater, Louisville,
and then speaks in the highest terms of
the kindness of Mines Leviok to her on
that occasion, when upon her success de-
pended her future. Who knows that but
for the words Of encouragement and bits
Of advice given to the young debutante by
the veteran actor we might never have
known the genius Of Mary Anderson, the
only American player of recent years who
won unqualified success In hyperoritical
Llondoni
Mines Leviok lives In a pretty little
cottage in East One Hundred and Thirty
eighth street, but short distance from
Long Island sound, and sought him
there to get his recollection Of the debut OF
Mis- Anderson. The man who IL general
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
I Let Her Slide.
ChanEed His Role.

The two small boys who wanted to fight
Indians had got some distance from home
The romance had dwindled and a dis
couragement which neither liked to con-
TESS had taken possession. -.
'Look here said one Of them at last,
"I've been playin I'm Sierra Sam for two
days now, haven't I?' "
eyes" was the reply. I&
''Well, I'm kind o. tired o. that game.
think I'll play I'm the prodigal son. -
Washington Star.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
Fatal Blaze in Gotham.

New York. Feb. 25.-A lamp ex-
ploded in the tobacco store Of Hoffman
& Sons, 80 Adams street, Hoboken.
after midnight. The flames spread
rapidly to adjoining houses, and at 80
a. m. nearly half the block was threat.
.ened. 1t is believed some lives may
have been lost. =, .35,a.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
VIII Cut or tho water Power.

Will Cut or tho Water Power.
MILWAUKEE, Feb. 25.-On March /
the government watchmen at Kau-
kauna, whose business it is to guard
against the illegal use of water from
the river, will be discharged, and then,
it is said, the government will wall up
the fumes and effectually cut of the
water power of tho mills. =
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
Bull and epsnSls Jailed.

CHEROKEE, Ia Feb. 25.-Much ex-
element exists here over the develop,
ments in the case of Maud Strawn, the
young girl mysteriously murdered last
week. A. A. Bnll and o. E. Spangle,
two well known citizens, have been
placed in jail here. It is said one is the
slayer and the other knows the details.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
Confessed to Two Murders.

w I
erosion, Ia, Feb. 25.-James Pal
son. an inmate Of the Union county
poor house, confessed on his death
bed to two murders. He said he killed
the chief Of police of Oklahoma City
about four years ago and q man in
Yankton, s. D., some years since.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
Scaldod in . Boiler.

BEssEMER, Mich, Feb. 25.-While
Engineer Blythe was inside, one of the
large boilers Of the Anvil mine, clean7
ing the fues, one of his assistants by
mistake turned on the steam from q
connecting boiler. Blythe, being near
the entrance, threw himself out. but is
terribly scalded, and probably will not
recover Z
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
Banker Deyo Bound Over.

WEST SUPERIOR, Feb. 25.-President
Deyo Of the Douglas County bank has
decided to waive the preliminary exam
ination on the charge of receiving de-
posits, knowing his bank to be in
solvent, and was bound over for trial
in the superior court. -t44go
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1896-02-28
Presid.nt Had Poor Luck.

P1ebI0O0E Nh FOOF luCks 90
WASHINGTON, Feb. 25.-President
Cleveland and his guests, who spent
the day at Quantico, Va. duck shoot
ing, returned to Washington at 10
o'clock. The party had very poor luck
in their days sport, owing to the NOV
ing .ce in the river and they brought
back but seven ducks. g
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1896-09-04

tor Blackburn OF Kentucky. The lat
ter addressed a large meeting here this
afternoon.
Just after Mr.. Bryan began 10 speak
the premonitory symptoms Of stam-
pede occurred In the audience through
the efforts OF many Of those on the
outside to secure points OF vantage.
The exterior pressure caused the solid
human mass to sway and surge like
billows on the ocean. Many people
were carried of their feet and consid-
cradle excitement was the result. Mr..
Bryan ceased speaking and waited for
the disorder to pass. But this waving
continued and Mr.. Snively arose and
made an appeal for order He spoke
so coolly and calmly that the crowd
ceased swaying TO listen. and disorder
stopped.
Snively presented Bryan to the au-
dience. Bryan was greeted with
cheers.
After comparing at great length the
claims and promises Of the republican
and democratic platforms, Mr.. Bryan
assured his audience that he indorsed
every word OF the democratic declara-
tion. His speech was frequently inter-
rupted by upruarious applause and
though the speech was unusually long.
Mr.. Bryan was urged by the enthusi-
asts In the crowd ito go on" when
ever he showed any indication OF be-
ing ready TO bring his address TO
close.
After a complimentary alluslon to
the democratic candidate for COVER
nor. Mr.. Bryan launched into n dis
cussion OF the silver question. He
said his opponents had been In the
habit OF pronruncing the money
question too deep TO be considered by
the masses OF the people. In his
opinion our form OF government was
based upon the theory that the
American people have not only the
patriotism but the Intelligence neces-
sary to sit In Judgment upon any
question which might arise. He re-
He'd upon the American people In the
present emergency