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sioners, and with them to examine all the
special contracts which the roads here rep
resented have made, with view of arriving
at a basis for the restoration of the Old tariff
or the establishment of new one.
A joint meeting Of the board of trade and
citizens of Omaha and Council Bluffs was
held in Omaha Wednesday evening to pro
test against the passage Of Chaffe's bill in
congress concerning the Union Pacific rail-
road. A special train brought over 200
Council Blufts citizens. The court house
was filled. The resolutions, enthusiastically
adopted, declare that the intent purpose
and effect Of the bill is a serious and perma-
nently damaging blow at the business in.
terests, advancement, devclopement and
prosperity Of the entire northwest that the
bill is intended solely for the benefit and ad.
vantage Of certain private corporate inter
csts, and the representative in congress o.
the northwest are requested to bring all
their influence against the passage Of tho
bill.
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CAPITAL NOTES.

Washington, Feb. G-The house COM
lniit.e on elections to-day heard the read
ing of the majority report Of the sub-com-
mi tee in favor of Mr. Acklin, democrat.
against Darrall, republican, sitting member
in the Louisiana contested election case.
The minority report will be presented at
subsequent meeting.
Delegate Cannon,S bill for tn, admission
OF Utah as state will be reported on ad
ve1seiy by The house subcommittee on ter
ritories. This determination is based on
the fact that the admission of Utah would
clothe the Mormon priesthood with state
Sovereignty.
The president nominated John A. Holmes
postmestnaster at Sheldon, Illinois. and
Thomas G. Patterson po tmaster at North
Plate, Nebraska.
The senate confirmed James Lewis naval
officer at New Orleans; John Oglesby. as
sstant appraiser of merchandise at New
Orleans; Philip T. Esnc,e. United States
attorney of Utah; Frederick B. Brsvton,
postmaster at Mt Morris, Illinois; Nathan
L Mccker Indian agent at White River
agency; Charles Wllloughbv, Indian agent
a, Neop Bay agency, Washington territory !;
VIM. H. Danielson. Indian agent at Fort
Hall agency, Idaho: John II. Hammond,
Indian inspector. and Charles II. Custer,
pension agent, at New York
Mr. Christiancy's substitute for the silver
bill provides tor the coinage OF silver do
lars of 4l215 grains at the mints of the
United States. hut that gold shall be the
standard of value. The present subsidiary
silver coins are 20 be legal tender in all
cases TO the amount of $40 Silver dollars
and subsidiary coin and dollar bars are TO
| be stamped a! the mint or at the New York
assay office with their weight and fineness,
aud trade dollars are to be made legal ten
der according to their market value, to be
fixed monthly by the secretary Of the treas
urv, treasurer Of the United States aud di-
rector of the mint on gold valuation in
accordance with the current rates of the
markets of the world, which valuation is to be
promulgated and published in the principal
commercial cities of the United States and
! in fixing the value Of the coins the cost of
coinage is t. be added. United States legal
tender notes may be redeemed, upon pre-
sen,stion, With silver of the valuation fixed
AS above. and when redeemed shall not be
again issued, but shall be placed to the
credit of the sinking fund. The owners of
silver bullion are permitted TO deposit it and
receive In return certificates redeemable at
the place of issue in silver bars at fixed
valuation. Mr.. Christisncy saiG this was a
proposition upon which both sides could
unite. Those who believed that silver
would appreciate would have silver at its
real value land those who believed silver
would remain at discount would find in
this measure safeguard against dep.ecia-
ton.
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LATEST vY MAIL.

1t is the prevailing impression at the war
department and among all army officers that
Sitting Bull has not crossed the line
The rumor has been revived that Osman
Pasha will be court martialed on the charge
of ordering the execution Of prisoners Of
war.
The reported capture OF Domaco il false
There has been no collision yet between the
Turks and Greeks. The citizens and peas
antry are arming to protect Athens.
The Roumanians did rot stop hostilties
around Rustchuk and Widdin until Mon
day afternoon They vigorously lombard
ed Widdin Sunday and Monday and the
position Of the garrison was considered des-
perate.
On the receipt of the news that those saved
from the Metropolis we're to be brought to
Norfolk the secretary Of the navy at once
telegraphed to the commandant Of the navy
ward there 10 loan all the bl ,nkcts, matrass-
es, &C., required for the comfort OF the sur
vivors.
Il. L. ]. Miles, of the grand opera house
by his counsel, Thos A. Logan, esq, has re-
ccived verdict of SAC, 900 damages against
p. T. Barnum. w. C. Camp and others for
libel published two years ago. The case has
been on trial ten days and has attracted
great attention.
In the Anderson trial at New Orleans on
Wednesday, Castellornos argued for the de-
fense and held that the crime charged had
not been established; that the consolidated
abatement offered in evidence is not public
record, being not certified by the clerk OF
the district court The alleged conversa-
ton at the -Four Seasons restaurant had
been denied by all who were present and had
been on the stand. The argument closed
Wednesday.
Hon. Ncster Maxan was killed in a duel
with Mr.. Della Pena at Alatsmo'ss Wcdnes-
iav, Maxan was seconded by William kel.
lev and Pena by DR.. Combe. Two rounds
were fired without effect, when Pcna an
nounccd himself satisfied. bu, Maxan, d..
mandiug another round, va. sho, through
the body and died almost instantly. All
the parties are rcsiden;s Of Brownsville
Deceased va. a proninen, LAWYER.
The president, general managers and
I ffrish, agents representing twenty OF the
p,;ncipal trunk line. Of the country me, in
ch;caro. "wednesday and vii, ,nec, again to-
morrow. ~ far ihry have only appointed \
.r-rs,t committee Of @;trsa 6 confer NTH
Me.r., f,nk a.J Gaiifsrd. rosl eou'nss.
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his functions and given orders for
the customary wallipg up Of the do ,rs Of com
and the removal Of the persons
now living on the same floor on which the
conclave assemblies. The French cardinals
are expected TO arrive tomorrow, and the
Austrian and Spanish cardinals Sunday.
Nothing has yet been decided regarding the
remains lying in state. The cardinals vic.
ars announcement of the death of the pope
says that his funeral will be celebrated at
St. Peters cathedral and orders prayers for
the deceased.
a MYSTERY.
London, February S.-A Vienna cores.
pondent Of the Times commenting on the
Russian occupation Of the defensive lines of
Constantinople says: The mystery which
envelopes this condition of the armistice
leaves plenty Of room for further suspense.
Thus it looks very much as if the evacua-
tion of the Danube fortresses by the Turks
would turn out to mean occupation by the
Russians. These surprises seem to be bad
preparations !or the conference.
THE ENGLISH FLEET.
| London, Feb. 9th, p. MIN the house
Of lords, Lord Derby, made statement sim
liar to that of Northcote in the house. He
said that he was justified in his resigna.
ton when the fleet was first sent to Constan-
tinoplc, but he approved the present action,
in consequence Of the altered aspect of af-
fairs.
DEAFEEINC; CHEERS.
In the house Of commons Northcote's an
nounce,nent was received with deafening
cheers.
| THE PEACE BASIS.
London, Feb S-Oficial Information
from St. Petersburg gives the detailed peace
basis IS tollows
Firs,-The erection of Bulgaria into 9
principality.
Second-War Indemnity or territory com.
pensation.
Neutrality-suspicious. Of Rcumania, Ser.
via and Montenegro, with increase of terrific
ry for each.
/ Fourth-Reforms in Bosnia and Here
govinia.
Finh-Ul,srior understanding be,wee,
the sultan and the czar regarding the Oar
danelles.
SiAth-Evacuation Of the Danubisn for
tresses and Erzeroum.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
SENATE.


Washington, Feb. Sth.-Alr White said
tina, as it was impossible to reach vote on
the silver bill tomorrow, he moved that to-
! days adjournment BE- until Monday.
Mr.. Allison in charge of :he silver bin,
opposed the motion anl called for yeas and
nays.
The motion was agreed to, yeas 2s, nays,
"a
MIR. Hoar submitted resolution instruct
ing the committee on appropriations to CON
slider and report whether the work on pub
lie buildings in Washington now suspended,
may be resumed forthwith, so as to give
present employment to tile working mcr.
whose families are suffering from deslitution.
Agreed TO.
Washington, Feb. S.-Ths being Friday,
bills Of purely private nature were consider
ed.
Mr. Saunders called up his supplemental
j. 'in, resolution, providing for the appoint
men, of eighteen additional commissioners
10 the Paris exposition. 1t was discussed
during the morning hour. and then referred
TO the committee on appropriations, togeth
or with the amendment appropria,ing 1922,
ooo to pay the salaries of the additional
commissioners.
Consideration was then resumed Of the
silver bill, and Mr.. Hill made speech
S,ny> ~ Il; nsl L<
construction Of railroad from point or.
Posl'e Memphis, on the Mississippi river
J." Jefferson. Austin. and Sun Ant ,nio
Texas and thence to paint at or near FL
P'so. Referred.
Mr. Bright chairman of the committce on
cmms reported the bill appropriating Sl32
'"' Tor the payment Of the claims allowed
w me accounting officers Of the treasury
Passed.
MT Harris, cnairman or the committee
VI e'ec''"ns. made report In the Lou'si
WV c'',cs'ei election case. that Darrell
s''"ne member, is not entitled To sea, and
'"n, Acklin. contestant. is
Mr. fricc presented the views o, the mi
""'''y with resolution that NJ. Darrell i,
entitled 10 scat.
"t' Ihornbnrah stated ,ha, for himself
~. WAIT and lii.eox tl,a, they had ,ignc
inner oil the report. and they would fl,
'"e't v'r-.. Tho report. ~erc oriere.
r'''ed, and Mr.. Haui. slated ,ha, b,
.'a'' call them M 70, acii.p ws,lae~i.,
asS.
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THE FIRST STEP OF EyGL,SD.

I'M. flKSl SltI Of ENbl.AND.
London, 6 O'Clock p. m--In the house Of
commons this afternoon, Nortbco,e COM
munica,ed the summary of the terms of the
armis,ice He said ,ha, they disclose such
a Stat Of affairs that the government in
view of possible disturbance in Constant.
noplc, has ordered portion of the fleet
thither, not AS departure from neutrality,
but rs a protection OF life and property.
The government, has notified this step to
other powers, asking whether they will
join in the movement. 1t has also notified
Russia
CHATALGA OCCUPIED.
Constantinople, Feb. S.-The Russians
have occupied Ch,'a'ga, on the sea of Mar
amora.
sULlEMAN PAsTA
has gone to Laursa, the capital Of the PROV
ince OF Thcssaly.
CABINET CRISIS.
There is cabinet crisis in consequence
of parliamentary criticisms Of the govern
ment's abolition of the grand viziera,c
CONDITIONS OF TUE ARMisTlCE
Consnntinople, Feb. s. p. m.-In ac-
cordancc with the armistice conditions the
Russians will occupy Widdcp, Rustchuck,
Silis,na, Belgrade and Erzeroum. The
ambassadors Of the powers arc still igno,
rant Of the terms Of the peace
NEDJm rAsHA,
with twenty-seven battaiions, has left for
Valo.
IN ADRlANoPLE.
Accounts have been received here of dep.
rotations committed by the Russian troops
in the houses of Mussulmen IN Adranople
and neighboring villages
RUSSIAN SECURITIES.
London, Feb. S,-Russian securities
strong, and one percent better than a. the
close yesterday.
THE CoNCLAVE.
Rome. Feb Sth.-The onclave will as.
semble immediately at the vatican. The
Pore left instructions which will be un-
sealed TO day, and read Praesant Cadeere by
the chamberlain to all cardinals
The congregation lof cardinals to day
heard the late pope's last wishes relative to
the conclave. and his funeral. Cardinals
Billie, Pecc, and Depeho will govern the
church pending the election Of the pontifT.
All the church bells in Rome are tolling
GENERAL SERVICES
will be held in all churches, but the requiem
in St. Peters, is expected to be very i'm
posing. The remains are TO be tempora-
rly deposited in the chair of the chapel OF
st, Peters. and finally be placed in the
crypt. The conclavc will decide whether
the funeral shall be r ,biic or private. The
pol~'s last nc, was 10 provide Cor the con-
'iaaancc Of his rran,s, salnic. and the
pension. Of their widows.
Probably the hall of,he censi.,ory will be
chosen for holding thc hajlut fer the pe,c.
Priacc tAiri. esar~hal cs the comclave, hes
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[ELEGR r A P AlC.|
|. o,cLoC.K F. M.
| GENERAL.
| Terrible Storm Last Night
in Georgia.
E.o silver Bill will Not be Voted on
Before Monday.
Henry CIews, Banker and Broker, ar
rested and Concealed.
cardinal mccIosky Departs for Rome to Help
Make New Pope.
,rdiual Mcclosky Departs for Rome to Help
Make a New Pope.
MISCELLANEOUS.
, TERRIBLE STORM.

A TERRIBLE STORM.
,,ous,a. Ga, Feb. S.-About O'Clock
-, night, this city was visited with show
| Of hail, followed by rain storm, accom-
n,nied by thunder and lightning and the
,,mblins and tremor of an earthquake
ELi. was followed little after one O'Clock,
6v cyclone, which struck the city on the
,,,bwest near Center street, and demollsh-
M the houses. The lower market house
vas literally lifted and smashed into atoms;
sveral brick and wooden buildings were
WHOLLY or partially destroyed. The cyclone
roveled from the southwest 10 the north
D.s, and covered space Of about 300 yards
kvide. Some causul,ies are reported. The
columbia railroad depot is total wre k,
Ind some damage is done to the Central
railroad depot. Many private residences
kre injured. Chas. Dives and wife, colored,
|,va,o found dead in the ruins of their house.
# Brhe track of the tornado blazed as il on
fire.
EDUCATIONAL.
Atlanta, Feb. S.-The southern education
hl c,nvcntion in session two days, adjourned.
Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina,
|Florida, Georgia, Tennessee, Missouri, Ala
|bama and Louisiana, were represented by
the state superintendents, college presi-
dents and educators. Resolutions were pass
led favoring the creation OF national edu'
cational fund, from the proceeds OF wild
land sale. and other sources, 10 be applied
under the state laws, on the basis Of Hitter
acv and memoaialize to congress to hasten
such legislation.
BANKRUPTCY.
Detroit, Feb s.-The Wyandotte rolling
mills company has been adjudicated
bankrupt in the United States district
court. Kerdine X. Moare was appointed
provisional assignee, with bond of $780,
1000.
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CRIME.
JUDGE LYNCH,

JUDGE LYNCH.
st. Louis, Feb. slh-A special from
Boonvil'e, reports the lynching of an
unknown negro, near Franklin, Howard
Co. An educated cslOred woman who
teaches country school was on her way
home, and encountered two negroes in the
woods. They oycrpowcred her and
outraged her. Upon her arrival at
the nearest house she
reported the facts, and party was organ
izet! TO pursue. They traced the ravishcrs
To vacan, house. One saw them coming
and fled. Tie other crcpt under the floor.
He was taken out and hung TO the nearcs
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FIRES.
IN CINC NNATI.

Cincinnati, Feb. s.-Stelle Heller 4 Co.,
and Sanning 4 Aggers, furniture manufac-
turers corner OF Gcst street and Mc1.an ave
nue.. were burned ont this morning. Loss
$4,000. Abou. forty per cent. Of the loss
es insured.
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NEW YORK.
FAILURE.

FAILURE.
New York Feb. S.-,Ioel Hayden s. Co,
manufacturers of brass goods, Beckman
street, Haydensvil!e, Mass, have failed.
The sus uspenson caused great surprise, as the
firm had very high credit and was supposed
to be worth over 100000. The cause Of
the failure is attributed to depression in real
estate and stock, and to the settlement of
the estate of the late Joel Hayden. Liabil-
lilies abou, 100000, nearly all held at Hay
densville. The store on Beekman street
was seized yesterday on an attachment for
$96, ,4S9, issued in favor of the adminislra-
tors OF the estate Of Joel Hayden, deceased
The assets arc valued II, 100000, consist,
ing Of factories, machinery, st t)ck and book
account
ARRESTED.
Ienlv Clews, the bunker and brok r,
WIS arrested yesterday, by, it is believed,
ChaiayQna equity officers, and hurried from
er concealed in This city. His counsel and
friends are ignorant Of his prescit where
nbou,s. They have obtained WI, Of ha-
bcas CORPUS.
PERJURY.
New York, Feb. SIN accordance with
the decision OF the supreme court, the pre-
llminary examination Of Mr.. Jcwett, re-
ccvcr of the Erie railway company, before
police justice, on a charge Of perjrlv, was
abandoned today. and Jewctt gave bal! in
$4,000.
FOR ROME.
New York, Feb. S.-Cardinal McC Closkey
leaves for Rome tomorrow to take part in
the election Of successor to Pope Plus IN
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CAPITAL NOTES.
PROHIBITION.

Washington, Feb. s.-Vice President
Wheeler, and Speaker Randall, are strictly
enforcing the rule prohibiting the sales Of
liquor, including lager beer, in the capital.
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Confirmation of the Report of
the Russian Occupation
Of ConstantinopIe.
4 Part Of the British Fleet Ordered
to Constantinople.
Not As a Breach Of Neutrality, But
Simply for the Protection of
Property.
Chatalga, on the Sea Of Marmora.
Occupied by Russian
Forces.
The Peace Basis Promulgated But it is Vague
Upon the Subject Of Possession Of the
DardaneIIes.
FOREIGN.
y PUBLIC MEETING.


London, Feb. s.-A great meeting will
be held at Cremone Gardens Saturday, to
endorse tie governments foreign policy.
FROM ST. PETERSBURG.
London, FEB. S.-An official telegram
from ST. Petersburg, confr us the correctness
Of all the armis,ice conditions made public
yesterday. The only additional condition
mentioned, is the evacuation the tor,resses
aud Sulinn
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH

wALL STREET.
New York, Feb. 8.
Gold--l.02c.
Money-5@6c
Stocks-dull.
Governments-weak.
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The house then went into committee of
the whole, Mr.. Yates in the chair on the
private calendar.
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ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES OF MAILS

crildsiown, arrives Fridays al i. NJ. and de-
paris saturdays At pa. NJ.
frcnehioun, Nch.. arrives Tuesdays and FIJI
days At 10 \. ". and departs ai same days al !
y. ".
Lodi. arri,s~ Tuesdays a, u y. and departs
Wrxlaessiavsat r. ~
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Stocks-dull.
Governments-weak.
NEW YORK MARKET.
New York, Feb. 8.
WHEAr-3@lc lower light export; in
quiry; l.25 for No. 2, spring, February.
RYE-steady.
CoRN-unchanged.
BARLEY-unchanged
OATs-6rm mixed western; 3l@y4lc for
white.
PoRK-heavy ll.25.
LARD-shade lower 7.G0.
WHIsKY-7lc
CHICAGO.
Chicago, Feb. S.
WnEAr-unsettled and higher; 1.04c for
cash; 1o4sc bid for March.
CoRS-dull and steady; 39sc for cash;
39lc for March; 4lsc for May.
OATs-frmer; 23lc bid for cash; 23sc
for March,
PoRK-heavy and lower; 1905 for
cash /; l0.15 for March F; l0.32!c for April.
LARD--weak and easier 7.l7lc for cash
7.22!c fer March.
RYE-5lc.
BARLEY-47c.
WHIsKY-3.
MILWAUKEE.
Milwaukee, Feb. 8.
WHEAr-steady and easier hard, l.l05c
for No. L; l.o9lc for No. q LOG fol
cash; l,o59c for February lo6.c fol
March; No. 9, 993c.
CoRS-40c.
! OATs-234c.
RYE-5lc.
BARLEY BIC
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PERI CrS,
FOR ROME.

New York, Feb S.-Cardinal McCloskey
leaves for Rome tomorrow to take part in
the election Of successor to Pope Plus Y.
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MILWACKEE.
BUSINESS DIRECTOR,

A DLER q HOLMAN, Wines. LIQUORS a,
IobaccOs. Broadway.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28

AT denna tabell framgar, att farre
larjungar .inskrifvits delta ar an iun.
der foregaende, hvilket helt och hal.
let har sin grund d5ri att den smitto.
samma sjukdomen difteria utbrot pa
platsen. ,,.s
153 clever hafva tagit fullstandig
afgangsexamen fran laroverket. De
fiesta af dessa aro anstallda sasom la.
rare och lararinnor vid olika skolor
staten. a
Det fnnes tvanne larokurser vid
denna normalskola-en elementar.
kurs och en- for mera fGrsigkomna.
Elementarkursen innefattar, utom de
forsta skolkunskaperna, algebra, plan
geometri, fysisk geografi, grunderna
for den borgerliga styrelsen, altman
historic, botanik, ritning och sang.
Den h6gre kursen innefattar geome.
tri, trigonometri, engelska literatu.
ren, kemi, geologi och latin. ba-
da kurserna ofvas larjungarne prak.
tisk skolundervisning j 'Model
school" SAINT att ;halla f0redrag of.
yer allmanna amnen, skolekonomi,
skollagen m. m. -.
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Allmannyttigt.

Kaffesurrogat. trakten kring Kristi-
nestad har man pa senare tiden ganska
allmant begynt begagna bjorkbark sa.
som surrogat for katie. Med endast
en- ringa tillsats af verkligt katie lar
den pa delta amne kokade dekokten
vara tamligen njutbar, sager tidnin.
gen Anti.
Satt att t0rvara potatis. Enligt upp.
gift en- landtbrukstidskrift for Ell.
sass-Lothringen forfar man Frank.
rike namda syfte pa f0ljande satt !:
Man kokar upp vatten och nedoppar
den cit nat eller en- korg f0rvarade,
forut tvattade potatisen under 4 Sc
kunders It'd det kokande vattnet.
Harefter lagar man att potatisen ha.
stigt torkar fria luften, for hvilket
andamSl han utbredes cit tunnt Ia
ger. Genom denna behandling for
stores groningskraften alldeles, och
potatisen kan pa cit morkt stale for
varas till nasta sommar. Pa spisqvar-
ter och hotell i Paris lar delta f0rfa-
rande vara allmant.
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HvaK:jehanda

Norges handelsaotta utgjorde vid
1879 ars slut 1909 fartyg med ell drag
tighet af ], ,43e,000.
Dyr rukost. Den frukost, som Lon
dons City gaf for general Grant under
dennes besok i Englands hufvudstad,
kostade, enligt Londons kommunalra.
kenskaper, icke mindre an 1,S76 pund
sterling. F
Valdig guldklimp. Vid kopmannen
Matonins guldvaskeri vid Angarafio.
den, i Sibirien, omkring 100 verst fran
.dess utlopp nara byn Motygina har
man hittat en- guldklimp ON LAT skal-
punds vigt, den hittills storsta Ryss.
land och sannolikt hela verlden.
En- qvinlig forening mot lyxen ar
upprattad Leipzig. Medlemmarne
5f0rpligta sig till att hvarken bara slap,
loshar eller ofverkl adningar, utan en-
dast slata kiortlar. Meningen ar dock
ej att drifva tardigheten till puritu-
5tanism eller att fdrklara det radande
modet krig pa 1if och d6d. Man har
utstallt modeiler till kladningar och
hattar, hyilka arc inrattads iofver-
ensstamme1se med foreningens pro.
gram, men ofrigt sluta sig till mo-
dets fordringar. Sarskilda s0mmer.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1878-11-28

vandringen forhndras ofta af
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