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Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

6ptelIale. S~torebeoin8e, l9oe Gan.
SOteI IbpnIr / Storebeotn8e er isaar
iolst til Sr. gtnoerien, stielIiirr, for
$4,000 Nr.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Nfticnobptte. Ooenic, 1899 Gan.
Gttieielitabet 9ampifIbsieiIaOie pnn
Soeuie ga gtusr IL Rrccsut / uobptte
for Oct iorlsbne 9teanltabsaar.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

gprOs GobberpGrf, iom III en- Del
2lar pua Dab bar beltiritiget 6o0o
GrbejOcrc. bar i 1896 p%roouceret CSC
Sons Rniiinaofubber pg umtriu9 l0,s
900 Sons Grportfis.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
ffra WGroaIens SfpleitNre.

Msoe ben ABE Sanuar palstes til 5or1
mano for 1897 2erer Wt. 8illan %
III HeIiOrmauo Sosueprait Sanie
iur Sssses S%eotummeHoe @jenpal9.
s iomme Mpoe beilutteoes, al Gem.
bolos Tesrebpaer for Gitertiben bliuer
at anucuoe iom 5esneperf peo Spes
oens Solfelfole.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Sipcrt Wielien beores.

Sintrt NieIien bebres. pan er
1pttci ira S%olmeuiolen til ct sanatp'
rlrm paa 9jau.-9st er BOG enonu life
aIaiort, ON ban fpmmer til at msoe
poa 5binaet peo bets Sammenirrcen.
5grIte Suppleart for Norolnno er
Sanoels mono u. 6. Inberien 8rimsp.
Nieliens Sp Sriitian Nielier, er ans
ben Suppleaut.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

sra Sjerfreim. 8so 8aIsiorrst'
nlnsen ben lie 3anuar uolstes 5unas
s.. Spele III 5prliseliss tummisi1
meo 80 Stemmer, Gem 3. Yaute III
orlissliestommis iariuppleant meo Z
.Stenmer.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Sient II Nar. SOrleben iuroe'
oes pua llloum alrte9oarO gamle
Eeber GDriitOfsrien at gtpoprs. Gen
aioDoe bauoe tient / u aar, bpurai
De so hos @opseer Niels Gbriitenien
l NpoVr9, b~uOrira ban icrOeoes.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

0'''IonO forit. &c TO Theatre i
S'.'i'3 Ors oar De, iom iprlt raj at
t'I''e 5oiens me { tueipil. 9aa
.,.S' %0'otre ceritsos siOroe Stpitet
a'Im'snOe gptte.
-" SrIiinnia 5btater fummcr
~'9"'' til 0pirrslie Omfrins ben 2ooe
S'',"o'' gaa bet ~tOnselise 1beater /
"''.l!Qaon en- usss lib eiter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

granb. 8anoers, l9oe Sauuar.
@aarosler Teoer Mil6aeliens @aaro
l Qsiers branote ST.. 81 WOr9es.
Stuebuiet bleu reooet. Naria8en I'll
Sloens SpfomIt er ubetJeuot.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

7r. Ranien er M iGrois meo Mas
uaitrjptet til "Jram oper YcIarhapet"
"a er for Eioen ipsieliot meo Nrbeioe
r..o bet &art, iom ltal lebiase Spssn.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

sill 6jppif fem Oer meo S~ernbnnen
6 &p9uInontnger meo Splrituoia til
3,ul-aleHe ira ariitianiu. 8aa 8iDs
of er Sumlngst neoItemt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

lllDlfesiiliGloe. 8aoroeier i Store
8eatno, 8. .. apeos SeIte lob %iOrle'
Den Sag lsbif. Seo oenne 2eiligbeo
tom Ell uns 9ise, iVm par paa &o9nen,
iaa alpprlls III Sfaoe, at bun er Of
9aaet peo Sgeen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

llIDffcstiliGloe. 5orbenuGrenoe
SGlUpRrf8arbsioer Beoer 9ia fiprte
jorrlgc ul9e ct 2as Sarer fra Songs
berg til SOlieiiD % er unberueis ble'
zen orrbt ueO, at en- 5leitetasie ialot
over ham.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Gommunale Galg. S~uenbburs.
21oe Sauuar. SEQ 8alsst til be Sat-
tises aasie ioas isireoe Ssires Cite:
4aitor Sesperien (6e0esfunbtoat)
ualstes meo 553 Stemmer. aipbmano
g8issers meo 45S % Yaitor Grip meb
439; oereiter baooe SOcIaliiternes
aanoioater 9pmrer Sanien 2S4 ct.
os 8rppfuit. Sanien 2s2 Ct. Senitre
Itemte life.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

6ramlnnD. Ole G6%riitenien /
&rnmluno, Der bar fjgbt Senorit 8ens
nebens @aaro / grambp, men ium
banIf unoeriaat life tuuoe iaa 8oiats
teliestiaaoelie, bar sjennem 2anoraas
ben iaaet Meooslelie ON, at oer intet
err til Sinber for, at ban fan opertase
Gienopmmen.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Iranfria % Snnmnrf.

UraIlrig D8 SaliHlnrf. Farls,
22oe Sauuar. Mellem Saumarf os
6rantris er MI %ailluttet en- Suerenss
tomit met Ssnipn til 5uuis al li9nen,
De Snobolo, iom be at 5rantri9 / ben
lloite Sio meo andre 9anoe aiilutteoe
SperenstpmIter.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

antaIlet al naate 8arneiDoIer |
aritianja Stiitspruuiti uoajoroe i
1896 life minore enc 1900 bluuot
663G 60oIsr. Wieo andre Orb: al
De- icote pur III Trucent un8te, 3
1895 uo9iproe 8roceuten life iulot Is.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Guar glaien Dpfalot. Srar Gns
tr Iol bllpe 0apnet paa Oct npe Glib
; gsr,en-Sjorornten.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
gDraabspalg. Stltebors,

gDraaospalg. Stltebor9, 19Oe
Sanuar. 8eo oct isaar ioretasue
Sals al ct Weolem til gprauoet oals'
tes Stoleirrltanber 8esner meo 90
Stemmer. 3ereiter bauoe &igbmanO
3 able ~ % 9n9e Guuo IL Siemmer.
VI 206 SRl9ere itcmte 1872.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Com Cberiormpnoer for slter er
pal9t @aarobruscr 9bomas Buffer
liteoeiior ben iratrRpeuoe Grosierer
Siori.
Com Sueriormpnosr for aiter er
sienoal9t ben 5ratreoeuoe, @narobru'
ger 1orgerien.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Gn 9lOTte Wanb / G~ringeoalen,
f~crbnpTreuOe @aarobruser, M Saars
mnno 3Ubauues Serec, pgoe 9a9ene
fr Sui, 90 &ar 9ummel.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Broom . sroud,ial xrohss"

Dor 3t5ebeftnoeHee Guftrsrene. afhn1 "a guHae
insbomme bar "SrotUn's BrpHhial Irodes~ marsc
Ii9e bcIbreoeuoe Gsenitaber. p Gents ~. 4gite,
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
TattiaaaarS / Sitterbal. 2anb,

Sattiggaaro / Sittcrbal. 2anos
banoler q. g. Retaa i Sitteroal bar
iol9t lin @aarb Spato / S~itteroals
aommune for Is, 500 SIR. Gaaroen
lfal pare 6%attlgsuaro for Serreoet.
q. z. &etau bar forbebOlot Zig ben
enc Saaulns paa @aaroen for Der at
iortiGtte meo i'm ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
nina,
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Silhaaet SlospaalGttelie. 6. 9

JIUpVUHTWlltIII' " wv
Sperien, Sanoel Miarf, Der Ior Slpen
iiooer arrelteret | Belle g(rrelt ior
8erelialf, bar / ct 5orBpr ttlltaaet at
BABE paaiat ben Sloebrano, Der i 81
teraaret 1887 uptom / bans GisnoOm,
lom neobrRno.e.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

z~cnbruaup ieireoes iorleoeu al
~ 5ralatbanOler z. Soblbers %
epitru / 8replt.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Goun. mco. GtiO @ulppien ira
or,fionta er auiat peo bet frantic SO'
initial GbeiOC, &Ina.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

llbsboscli9 S%ililuining. @ammel 0ar:
a.. Gro &c mig, 6rstcn, oct snar fun
iaa Msnuster ~aaleOes, iom De for
%ticner."
7anlcn: "9Gr 9t glno for pet!"
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Sl0rHion ertl9rer / CT 8ripatbrep,
ION ices pIieutIis9iort i "@. 8. & 3.
T., at man / 3ilialoe al &rls meo
.S0'Fl3t lie buroe benpeuoe fig til
'"s'auo, men til Gnslauo ON SjGlp.
90o ON man bs0er itelte fig Fig, at
man Hap btg8e Dele? ipprser "So'
u0'oemotraten" meo Rette.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

TttbDttc. 6uis nOgen bar 2ano
= / Barron 80, isis, al butte bort for en-
Got / z. Eaul, Wiuu, pii bon iGa NnIeos
Ming ueo at beapenoe ia til llU0ertegneoe.
Hewls BjDrlie, Cameron Set, Gls.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Iatti00naro er bellnttet oprettet |
zelIOro. GIlipnsfomite: z. Soooc,
Icrttl 0}pe, 8. Sau8ituen, Sorsr.
Rpe "a 81. Sfieie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

S~olubrpQup ieireOcs forleoen al
N. ztib5reOer 8. 2bprien % 5rne
MAJ Screen pr. 8OrS9runo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
~ttljafos.

y 1tod 5orm pad $50 Ncrcs, ION lea ptI
iGlgt ipr 5000; $1,000 toHtant. &tl tage
Siiterbeo / 5drmeu ipr be $1,000; Reuter Z
pGt. $50 Heres tHoglRr0et | ire Tele.
@poe 6uic, qoot on nte0et GoHo. 9 Nlit ira
Ie Smet, GouHtniFDrt ior Siugsburp SO.
Siolrbus puo 6urfHcn Y. g., u. 3. Dor %,
&c Sret, aiugsburB 60, 2. gaf. 24bl3
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Mubtllicrin8cn uil ia~nbipnlIsuis
lite Itnoe Steo for uoouer Saareu.
Inl'8eus uil ben i9ttes i 6~urbinbclie
m'o Nareta Saabenppelier. Oct iurs
IDoer, at man ital ppre betanft paa
'aor Of mobllliere ct belt aorps al ct
specialization.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
II III

Sci Nlber. Gnten gtarlaue Sens
batter 9urm er / oisie Gage aiganet
peS Tgoen / Ell Aloer al 90 Aor.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

SohOets fOtbarcIte sat. Sutten,
''H' Son9sn lIOa al 8unoen peo Stg.
r'n Standardization / Sommsr, bar
E're @ange itlitet Gier os foiter oens
'aV1reHoe Ger, en- 5orretninssmano
SritIanla, 1900 Ser.
S0noen ioI9te opriuoeli9 Satten for
Il Sir.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Yrpfesior Sopt rs Sug9e Tiger ON
Sjeneiteirlleo for inoepRrenoe Gene
tier. Oct er 9~roiesIorens Slst / bette
3iosrum at Ia~roisslpre ct uioenifabes
ll9t Grbeioe os at ioretose en- uoen'
lauosreiie / pioenfabeligt 2iemeo,
buOrtIl bans tlolisere IrbeiOe siuer
Soranleoninq.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

@isr uGOris noget, iom Din 5ituos life
tor oioe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

IN Gone paa @uuroen 6rolano /
sratsbcra bar / 2pbet al 5 Nar 3
saroe ieot TUiainger.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
st tpIf 9lao paa Sanf. 5pposrai

Gsmus 2orenSen al Nabenraa bar fjgbt
@Otti6olts Sostrptferi i 2ssumtloiter
for 1000 Marf. Sau of / naonte
8p III 9iue ct bnnit 8lao | tpit Ganc.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Brandt SeglpGrf. 9or'

TrGn0t Se8IpGrf. QorlenS 2loe
Sanuar. Stenoerup 2e9IUpn, tilbgs
renoe ct t p%benbapuf Nttlelelitab, er i
Scat nepbranOt. Sloen antasss ops
ltaaet ira Ell &epne i 8s9tanalen.
SeglpGrfet beitieitl9er 100 Wano.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Nnfcs.-GH illnt norif 3jenete.
- ptge gniies. N(nu b~rupsuOe ia III
" I ecotal sBpiteu"s Grpeoiiton. 5b.ti
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Cont MorobrgnoerIfc.

l9oe Sanuar. Berthe GQertien al
Sueen, Der I Nooember iioltleoen iattc
SID paa ct Sus / gbialon Seperssas
De, buorueo ct 6saorist Barn inOe'
brGnote, iogmtes / @itermlooas al
Sa9manbsretteu Straiarbeioe paa
2lustlo.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Sano tilialgs. - 800 acres al
- beoite lono / GncqasB Barrie &c., WltnH,
iiliaIss. @oot alDb, bUts 9anosl fan Iis
ltrag. u. & 9tmie. Eecorah 5Uul.
34B.tf.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Qnytsin Gunbrrien. "Sltln9"s
a]rfetprmanO pau Soerrelien til
gmerita er aniat ium Sapneiogeo !
%arng.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

0olHcinsmiuoe. Natueb. lobe
Sanuar. 5orbenuRrenoe CURRENTS
iionar 0tnos 9inb, 9larbus, err uoieet
tit Sorlanoer for Soliteinsmiuoe.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

SrOicrcrpalg. s Ser9eu er Chr.
Ii6eljn gj;nuulst til Sroiorer %
G6trit arO9b III Ylceprbiprsr.
- s arIltianIa er Sunoe e~lenualst
I'll Sroiprer meo iumtlise MgoenOes
Sitmmer. 8iceproisrer blep 9Ottor
SG3b.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Eomle OiGgler Bctcr SlDot | Ssr'
49,, Or ofaaact peo DOZEN, "a Nar
,,ru2l.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Farm tiNalna.

Iarm tiNaigs. 60 Gcres Jarm
~ / @lenpOUo IoUHibip tilialgs biligt
mob NoutuHt. @oot Y~aarinasbls. llbbuie
pg 900 Brguo. 30 acres Dpopriet. 5or
HGrmere Cplpsringer hcnpenoe man ia III
Ntartiu u. 3obuiou, 3eeorab, Soma. 23b2
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Were Spa ! arf,,

Were Emit / airfea. 9rsiisn I
abtio bar bstieaotaiori, at Der ira III
al ituIbs urre init 4raoiieu Is u H3r
ON aaret MOB 6 @onGe ttolisers; be
IL @dnae CT bet GitcrmioOsgssuoss
%iieueiie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

SbeGereu. - peroFo bsieHotsgyss for iraur.
reuoe Si9 I Ga BeHHer. at Dor elife5e paftru os W0s
Der Hagot Sbeiorsip, igot IL spolo, osoe ben l5os
3auuar 1877, 81 Aar, 10 gidlueoer 0g q Eaas. III
osoe bar isot | 5oloaitH, &0r3c, uoudHoreoe I'll Vine
rita 1870, 5leD 1872 eau CLAIR Gift meo DE sbeI'
ben, o. Hptteoe I Is77 til gierte 50 book hgn boeos
I'll i'm 1go. GUN e~iterIaosg B1aHo "a : ssrH, iom
iurser oper 1abet al en- iirr Suitra o. 12oosr
81 2aio, Rs. Gle ShstprelD o. Bern.
canton n. Set sr bleuen oor tguas sob u ts
iieRetalsre for irdvRrsHoe SlRsi o. geHHer. AZ bet
bebaaeos Den aipiie Sub REQ Dozen al b~oritdloe u5r
lille Eater ben 27he ,5anuar 1891, isot ben l7oe Stpt.
1892. aIiiaa oeo fin 5eo 5 aat, 4 TIaaHeeer o. 10
Gage. 6un s~iterIaher IN ~isrseuos Jaosr Os Gootr
meo to nnsre 5effeHoe.
6srrsn gao. cerren toa, 6srreHs Rarn 5rrs IoSei
Tr. os g1rs. 8ilbsri panlon.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

N hn e ssrms ,i,ISIss ,s:Ss.
I'm JAW - S slS' 4. assf % ass.siea
til omftins 900 SfanoiHaper, tom bar tisbt
sanb Of os, ienofe frit. Strtp toas TIT
DIE OLSON, kasserer, Hawlsy, Mimi.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

Ntter i%OriunnOcn. Gu Mauo ira
Slernbgt Mart iorjuanot for ca. 3 Qlar
lioen plloislis ira lin Gicnoom, Ct
9%anoboIieO, 3u0bo o3 8siRtumg. 3st
bleu iaa al g,pnotsueosrus taast unocr
61runItnIn9 % beitprsi. SpnOag ben
3ote San. Tom Wnnoen ~piuoiclto tie
bage % benuenote ia III 9uratorcu ioy
Gienoommeu pg 81 Observation-Disclosures,
lor at fan 9e9lttmattOn, oa ban piIoe
Ill Amtsretteu. Wen Wunoen er iOJs
lonnoen lgien O9 bur life pItet gmts ,
retten.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
Ginensr Apinnrr.
Suab SeparatDrer foiter

Ge elpai 81 am Ssparaters e. itte iaa biltge
al bslnHoe meS. ca bog gr se { SirfeItQhgoen
biliae, 9rooHfttou % lite SofteHort be-
Uiicr suite heoeR. &c Ct aooe 9aIiH.r o.
pari c Be brassr On 5r II, en- &eager. en- TrRitt-
mai.iHe Re8ls iaa 5aae sasy ll8er IN aorst &c
brussr Separaiorcu en- eaer 70 (Ban9e hper Eag
/ aarrt Ger CT S~eipareffe % @toeut
tipH toy Fem. hpsralug 1s laocr Ecli aaa s.enuem
pen. Zen bsialer Ns o sr 10 sarge btore suo ups,t
AHest. 7et Ct ben ailsrbiftisi,s Rsfms vaa
en- 5arm.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12

delitr0. Beo 1tplsrue | 6sliteo,
6clitco lou, lombgl, 1rnasbel o.
Buorup cr eer inOrstiet Gitgritoler for
ben I%cnirmsrsoe mnuoIias uuaoom.
llHocrulsnlnacu. Der i%orsgaor pnu Ipif,
ominttcr 9pit. Reoaiug o. 8saIler %
tOlter 8sotommenOe iuu 3 Diari for
belle Blntrrer. I'll Iroos for, at Ilus
oerpisniuoen life foitsr mere, bar be 3
5toler bog fun ttliammsu 60 GlsUsr
at ppulie.
Decorah-posten., 1897-02-12
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IT ckiiIin0-a Ora

,s-44 Kroner.
yy,rs sGer Ugt-S Ore. -
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Daaret

iorbiHbyes fra at ia be al easr bltps graai % iaar
cH rooi8 Bar! pc9 NrE3eH al &igorlue. 81 % ".
6ioifc. Vigorine Medicine Co Chicago.
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III. at en- Liter.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-27

ron A, in command of Maj. Roe, were
awaiting as a military escort and led
the procession up TWenty-third street
as far as Eleventh avenue, where they
turned up to Twenty-fourth street to
the Windsor hotel. The diplomatic
corps, members Of the cabinet and jus
tees of the supreme court went to the
Fifth Avenue hotel where the majority
Of them will stop.
More than 1000 people had gathered
about the Windsor hotel by the time
the party arrived there. They lined
the sidewalk on the opposite side of the
street and crowded into every availa-
bic space. When the party drew near
the cavalry escort halted and formed
along the sidewalk opposite the hotel.
When the carriage containing PreSl-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley, his brother
and Gen. Porter, started up the line.
1t was greeted with cheers, and the
women in the crowd waved their hand
kerchiefs and the men their hats. The
president acknowledged the greeting
by lifting his hat repeatedly and bow
ing toward the crowd When the car
riage reached the hotel Abner Mckfn-
ley was the first to aight, followed by
Gen. Porter. After them the president
stepped out and helped Mrs. Mckinley
to alight Taking her arm within his,
they entered the hotel. There were
many people in the rotunda at the time.
They made a passa geway for the dis
tinguished couple, and, as they en-
tered the doorway, all the gentlemen
lifted their hats.
Mr. and Mrs. Mckinley went straight
to their rooms on the first floor. Mrs.
Mckinley carried in her hand bou-
quet of pink carnations. The remain
der of the party followed Immediately
after the presidents carriage. Soon
after President Mckinley arrived at
the hotel he was serenaded by the
Stonewau Brigade band, of Staunton,
Va. which was taken to the hotel by
delegation of the Sons of Confederate
Veterans At the request of the presi-
dent, the band went up stairs and
played from the front balcony. There
was no speech making. Mrs. Apner
Mckinley will give a dinner in honor OF
Mrs. VIM Mckinley tomorrow evening
at the Windsor hotel Twenty-three
ladies have been invited.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1897-04-27

ties. AS the special flew through the
Jersey counties, the vice president en-
terta1ned his guests with grave and gay
anecdotes of political history OF the
Famous men who Travelled on this train.
perhaps none was more spoken of than
Gen. Longstreet. His venerable face
and tall figure, now somewhat bent
with age, brought to mind the days
when in the prime of his life he led the
Southern forces in many a fierce as
sault. Since those times he has been
United States minister to Turkey, and
now holds first rank in the short list Of
the Confederate generals still alive.
Gen. Longstreet requested the Associated
Press to publish a statement, written by his
own hand. He said it was fitting on such
an occasion, that he should speak for he
was with Grant at West Point served in the
same regiment with him before the war, and
even introduced him to the woman who be-
came his Wife, The statement as Gen Long
street wrote it. is as follows:
1t was my good fortune to know, as few
others could that Grants heart went out in
sympathy for the brave men and women of
the South during the distressing times of
reconstruction, and to my old comrades who
1cllowed the stars and bars of the South to
the gloom and glory of Appomattox | want
to say, Gen. Grants heart went to US in all
OF our woes. He appreciated the principle
tnet all governments derive their powers
from the confidence and respect of the peo-
were bent toward the re-establishment of
cordial feelings between the sections of the
land. II every o.d Confederate soldier or
widow of a Confederate to whom he gave
helping hands could leave tear about his
tomb it would be baptized in loves best offer
ing.
To the brave men of the other side of the
great strife my people send messages to crown
this august occasion. We turn from the set
ting star of the Contederacy to accept the
glorious flag Of the Union, to put it about
zfO nd 1OIy
noble women. We stand guard about and
uphold it forever; its glories are ours with
undivided hearts, undivided people, undivided
you today and all days, brothers and friends.
All differences are buried and gone and with
the ragged remnant of our once proud arm
we oner the loving tribute to the chieftain
allegiance to no great Union; your Union /;
our Union.
On this inspiring occasion we love to tell
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citement has flared up. Crowds as
sembled in the streets to discuss them
and wanted to march to the palace to
read them to King George Fortunate
ly, heavy showers drove the people in
doors.
M. Delyannis, keenly alive to the ne
cessity Of immediate action, had an
audience with the king, and after the
interview, announced that the staff of
the crown prince would be recalled, and
that ex-Minister Ralli, with three of his
nominees, Gen. Smolenski, Gen. Nav
romichali and Col. Dimopouli, would be
appointed to replace them. M Rail-
in a published interview, says: '"The
moment Constantine arrived at the seat
Of war the sole thought of the response
bic commanders was not to attack or
to withstand the Turks, but to effect a
safe retreat if necessary. All orders
emanated from the palace. Those is
sued by any one else were ignored.
When dispatches were sent to Gen.
Mavromichali, he was not where he
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you that for all the grandeur and majesty
OF Grants character, for all the splendor of
ms generosity to our brave men and broken
people, his name shall be embalmed in the
hearts OF our children and of our children's
children with devotion as warm as our South
ern sun. 1lluStriOus citizen of the republic
in danger brave, in victory generous, we
help to crown him with his peoples undying
love, and in the presence Of the highest Off
cials of state and municipality we help
dedicate this monument to his name and
fame, and lift them like incense to the pow
ers above. He was so easily general that
he failed to note his own reserved powers
He will grow with his own generation and
those who come after until they learn to ap-
preciate his worth. James Longstreet
1t was such sentiments as the venerable
general expressed in his statement that per-
vaded the talk of the gray-haired men Of all
parties who came from Washington to honor
the hero, Grant.
U. S. Grant Jr., with his wife and FIVE
children, arrived at the Fifth Avenue hotel to-
day. Their home is in San Diego, Cal. They
will be the guests of the city at the hotel.
Jesse r. Grant and his family already at
the same hotel. Gen. Howard has invited
Chief Joseph, with whom he fought in 1877,
to ride with him in the parade tomorrow,
but the old Nez-Perce preferred to ride in
Gen. Dodge's staff. Gen. Dodge issued an
order requesting Gen. John B. Gordon, of
Georgia, to act as special aide IN connection
with the Sons Of Confederate Veterans.
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had Travelled from Canton to Washing
ton. She bore the journey well. anus
ing herself part of the time with knit
ting Several hundred people were
gathered in the depot and on the car
tops in the railroad yards at Whining
ton, and the president bowed from
the car window in response to their
cheers.
At Wilmington President Frank
Thompson, of the Pennsylvania road
boarded the train to accompany the
party to Gray's Ferry, meantime paw
ing short visit to the president Illnch
was served to the presidential party in
their car, while dining ear was at
tached for the other travellers.
The platform of the Jersey City de-
pot was crowded with members of the
reception committee, displaying blue
badges on their coats, when the train
pulled UP at the end of its journey.
without having experienced a single lar
or jolt. Gen. Horace Porter gave an
arm to the president and there the
much mooted question of ambassado-
rial precedence was solved by Chaun-
cey Depew, who took the arm of Sir
Julian Paunceforte, and walked after
President Mckinley. Ambassador Pa
tenotre followed, escorted by Whitelaw
Reid, former ambassador to France.
Apner Mckinney took Mrs. Mckinley
and Col. Fred Grant escorted his moth
er, VINO was dressed in deep mourning.
The other celebrities came after in q
disorganized group, with a Gordon of
Wallets bringing up the rear, laden with
bags and boxes, containing all the gold
lace swords and medals which the dip
lomats were to display on the morrow.
Between the lines of police and blue
coated sailors the company marched to
the ferry boat, where carriages were
aligned on the lower deck to take them
from the opposite dock to thir hotels.
On board the boat the president re-
ceived all the members of the recep-
tlon committee and then stood on the
lower deck, absorbed in the sight of the
river, until the New York shore was
reached. On the New York side a pla-
toon of about forty police were drawn
up in front of the ferry house. Squad
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ROY FIENDS CONFESS.
Admit That They and They Alone
Killed the Spicers.
Give Horrible Details of Their Work
of Massacre i'm a Written
Statement.
Lyncf1ing Is Feared, as Citizens Are
Greatly Excited Over the Sem
SatiOnal Disclosures.

Special to the Globe.
BISMARCK, N. D.. April 26.-Sensa-
tion follows sensation in the Spicer
murder case. The latest report from
Fort Yates is that the authorities hnve
secured a full written confession from
the two boys, Holy Track and Ireland,
completely generating the Indians
Black Hawk and Coudot, from compile
ity in the murders. and taking the
whole crime upon themselves Accord
ing to the latest story, they were at
the Spicer place assisting Spicer with
his work, and when his back was turn
ed. one of them shot him. The death
of Mrs. Spicer followed, and the young
tiends then went to the house and kill
ed Mrs. Waldron with a club. Then
came the struggle with Mrs. Rouse,
and this was the most desperate of all,
she at one time nearly succeeding in
overpowering young Holy Track with
g. hoe which she used to defend her
self She struck him several times,
badly injuring him, but finally sue
cumbed. The children were killed as