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, 1879-04-15
PERSONALS,

Tho Ohinoso must go-South.
Mimic Hank has sailed, aud Is now on
The high "Cs."
"plnafore promises to float 1ongor than
tho old "constltntion.
Mark Twaiu is writing book which will
be completed iii ahuut thsoc months.
Tho belief is spreading III England TINT
CotewaJo ia "blger" man than George Wash
lngton.
David Davis says ho doesn't want to bo
third party. 1lo hal rnthcr 10 ''Drar ll+to But
tcrcup."
Tho Marquis Of Lorne will bo much
Obliged II America Wilt annex Canada and tako II
on ha l,a,,ls.
Owing to the inclcmency Of Charles Fran.
els Adams. very backward spEing Is reported IN
Massachusetts.
Mr.. Hendricks cannot condono fraud,
and consequently rcfuses TO bo sccu on tho samo
ticket with Nj. Tidcn.
The clerk Of tho weather Is nppnrontly not
as efficient rs tlo ought 10 bs, and au Ohio man
should be put In his placc.
Stanley Matthews wnnts to lend life Of
quiet aeclGHi0n anil suspect, therefore, that he
wnnts to hs Vice President.
Winter is still lingering III the lap Of
spring. anil ~o feel prctty certain TINT Spring Is
no better Than she should be.
Miss Jnlia Smitl, In going to marry. and
we presume, thurefose, that fighting taxos ls not
tho only kind OF fighting she can do.
Tie Rebel yoll Of tho editor Of the Oka1aun
Southern States was harmless; but, Heaven help
us! 10 has taken to writing poetry.
AZ Cinnamon can't vote, they would be
safe In thu South from buldoze.s. The pastime
Of h1'1dozlng departs with tho negro.
There is not SALOON within twenty miles
Of Greeley, COL, aud "a consequence many cxcol.
lent pedestrians ara being developed III that town.
An enthusiastic oxchnnge chargea the DEM
ocrats to stick to their colors. Their colora will
stick to thsm. Their coiors arc worn in thcis
uDtcs.
sorgt. Dates Is |lcctnring in 1ntana. lie
might bo engaged in a noblcr work. For Instance
ho might carry tho English lag through South
Africa.
Notwithstanding tho efforts Of It's police
force to keep It down. tue population Of New
York ia believed to hayo Increased since the last
United State, census.
4 calculating correspondent Of the Hort-
ford 74He& estimates TINT IN ounce Of hunsy con.
sulncd at luncheon cost The ice who manufactured
| it 600 miles Ut trayut.
Standing Doar. ono Of the Ponca Chiefs, is
going to Gght tho country IN the courts, w,ere ho
will ind that packed Jury will ''iEck" hIm Worsc
| thnn tho whole AMERICAN army.
John Appel, nj Madison Ind, has under
taken 10 drink j, o00 gausca of beer in l. 900 hours
y dcn'l-1uhn ought hereafter to be john Appsrs
appeaatlon. Frte F,r<ss. Or Appel Jack.
AIr. Latouchcro, editor of the London
Truth, says he has drank seventeen quarts of becr
at ono sitting. BIT. Lnhouchere, It would acon,, Is
abont M wcll qualified to edit London Truth as Ell
| Fcrk,na.
Prof. King, tho halloonatio, talks again of
crossing tbs Atlnntic In bnloon, hnt tho Detroit
Free I'rtfs saya: "Now, sec hero. lsofessot, wa
have had enough Of thls talk. Are you golug, Or
| aoronautt"
An Ohio man, whose jaw was broken by
Cincinnati dentist, sued the latter for SO, 600
damages. but recovered nothing, Il was proved
that he could billl articulato we'll enough to ask
| for MI OtcG.
, 1879-04-15

1lan.iei Of Edwin llooh, yet .l1c study Ic4so,e.
hS hln upon l!'s tlea' nn 'hs llt!r11ty t'1ea Wig
which fo carries ont tlle cutccpis,,l t,sa rs.n
1natis o,r admiration. Tie ,irrn,na.. ,a.
l,ny9 lt 'n@laGa sa1;imntn1I,t tH tMso n of sn'rt
With the fashion, Of thRt stage, ,''s Ia II,
1io0th Tho tnctsitntirc element III Hr,o'rJ, s',
turu has appcarc,! most essential. lle Il T.. H.
rrlrco VI philosophical sreriltators; ho il t1o t1o
most a,n!able of nt.antE,ropea, ami II wc IN. s
dcrtakn to I'0sut out the rlnst apparent wcsI ~
rc"s Ut the performance, Willie rceuguzl1,r II,
nlauy striking bcautics, wc wu1Il Eay ths,Ms ~
lacks variety; It Is tltayctl Without due an,,n
e!afit'ti OF the nndulatlts lincs,-in short ih,t
Tug personasit,n Is deliberate aud furmal I'm lin
look, Is ncsfocto, and It Is slaowll In hnarssa
saYs llc tlrowh nut his answers lkc stsa ,,ne ~
willingly nwakoncd.ffom 1T of absttas,inmM' nM'
Thqo,chont !nto wlei H., l,S .,x PROMPTLY rcau,e
ehidT occunicl With 4 play oi the intellect. H.
Influence OF ha emotions I. less yi.u tan ihe ,s
birth Of Ills thought. AND the prptcsu v n,a. .Is
ilcss changes his inntlncr hut slightly, yct w;tS
with tho orcdon,naut med1ta,!yc element roya .oma
enraetes e ss' 4e gcntsmay sfass Ssiy FsFnkass ~
sta:sls prominent in thu consideration is Of II,
booth, NIL thus throughout '1ic entire tsau,t.
m , Is 1s notS ySery y,s. "pnk o. eop'tesy" t Al
wholesale disregnnl OF those shades - o' \
meaning nnll nicetes OF expression which m,Sa ~
tip tic charm Of good reading. Occasionally IN
rousca lllmsrf to pitch At passionate carae,,.
ncsh-notaply In tllo sccno With Ills mother and
Yet this sectns to us to be too manufactured mi
external. lluwevsr, there Is ere3lise "Lu,l.
ness I" In The scene. nnl If The ear crayc,,
better rendition Of the lines the eye Ii AlI,5
with striking drafnattc picture. lsarcly hays
thot n1t$ n kpt&o
, 1879-04-15
ADJUSTMENTS.


Edwin noot,,,s rcanncn ra,,ro NM, ,5cvtctor,.
a+nr. Int nIvl,t xos relroma, hv ,n .ud,on.o
which II not ,srra In nnn1'crss wo. nt Io,st ~.
tl,atastic IN In onnr.rinfIon -, ,,o ..tcr,a ~
fort. Va ,n,v safsIy at,lrn ,la, vi, t,.o.,t,n,,
In. ro,e,v annc,r., smrr,,,,r1..., hy ~, o,nr
c',nrouv than ,"t so,nc,.i ~, HI. .nnnor, Inr.
,ur lin ',,,ni,r. cn,,o,,cncn, ~ fonr ,son.. H.
r. ~ Kccu, fs tnyer ~ =, ,o,,t,, oi,,n,, n,, H..
daoa tho ..,no n,ov ho .o,; - ~ at,,n",
n,,o,, na,t, ,sa , a,,a,to,,,,..,. an.er. ' a,s,
,asss". ,,,.o,,1,.'s s,n s,,i,,t ~, sa,',1 ~.
,s,,a,1 +a'',,.. 4"ass' 49, ".as,. s""'
s.. ,v s.,.,s .S ,sa. -. .,, ~"
po!'' 11'eao s"o een''cs4en "eEo !" t"c cast ol
last evening"" l1atnlct, conjunction
with I'LL exco!lont su}eeton from tho stock COM
nanv Of Tho theatro.
H. unn.ht. .",,o +. ,o..r.n ,,,,,,,;, ,,., A.,
H4s' ouo'hs !"''o 10 Ioso'cr l'"Heta "Hn .ne
ro!o Of iid'n'ss Oh tho American stage. Fos
many yeara bis presentation flns been popular
with Tho neonlo. scarcely. however. We think.
.ana,,a ',,@.,,as .,.', ~ ,s,, ..hstis
pssauso "o 'i'""es 'tto'l "''o "oa4ea et"po1ne.'e
With Ills conception. nut eoaely OWING to It's
beautiful and melancholy plctures4uencss. Ilo
hazarls much who saws tint bis convention IA
n+,t ,h., ,r,,o nna for tho n,ost vo-io, apd .,n@
s"a. us s ss1o ,on. unJ, Nv frn nv % ~" ,ss, . sou
, 1879-04-15
THE CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES,

It seems to DO admitted on oil sides that
Speaker NANpAl1.'s selections for Conmittoe
work In tho House OF Representatives havo
been as unwiso. taken all in all. as 1t would
haye boon possible to make them. There
appears to hnye bocn no syatetn about tho
allotment Of places, and the Speaker was
certainly not governed by my well-leaned
position ~on tho loading issuea OF the tlay.
Even in trimming to please tho various fac
tons, he has merely sncccodod In making up
u jumbo from which no man can predict,
with anything like certainty, tho outcome or
Influence In the caso Of any loading question.
To Judge from the compoastion Of tho Conf
mitteos nlono, ono might conclude that tho
Speaker ia thoroughly Identified with tho rev.
olutionary projects OF the ox.Confoeeratoa,
md also TINT ho Is opposed to thon; that ho
ia In favor of giving FREQ scope to tho dreon-
hackers, and also that la Is not; that ho Ia
conservattYoly inclined in tho mntter Of
taxation, and also tlnt he is prepared
10 enter into tho most radical aud
, 1879-04-15

This houso was Gllcl last evening h7 Tia
friends urll admirers Of Robson md Crane, VITO
turned out to witness their presentation Of Tho
two Uron,ios 10 ShakapeaEe's "Comc1y Of f.
rors." 1t is not probable TINT hunlrcdth pit
Of tho audience Inst evening lad eur seen tas
play, much less rcad 1t. It was lsnbson ar4
Crane, MD not Shakespeare, that trough;
them there, anl no greater compliment could
nayo bccn paid to thu actors than hi,
fact conveyed. 0f tho plny itsclt 1t m,5
bo said that, unlcr tue suspcrYsson Of Mt
Charles Webb, 1t WIS prescntc,l IN n complete.
ncss not often aean, and which. fully warranted
the applause received. OF course tlie intcras
was ceusercd In tho two Drum ", their various
entrances, exits, and thu lnfsl.aps mil pcrplc1-
tng bluuurrs into which their relationship anI
resemblance led them. The makeup uf Mess,A
Robson and crann WIS simply perfect. anu theis
rendition Of the characters beyond criticism. TIT
squeak III Rohsorfa voice WIS faithfully initiated
by Crane, who really rarrius flie burden ot tia
p!ny upon his shoultlers. Tho Antipho'i Tc'a
admirably rendered by Mcssrs. Coulter and IT..
Ion, their makeup belng fully equal to that 1t
Hubsou and Crane. Miss kato Fursrttc, u
<dridna, pleased tic autlicnco BY the lRtcllISeu:
manner In which she interpreted the part, asl
Mr. Wcllb, W d9eou, did not belto tue rcpu!t
ttou thlt had preceded him.
, 1879-04-15

Tho progress Of the 6TEYxAs murdor-trlal
Is watched with close attention by the poo
plo OF Chicago and vicinity, on account as
well Of the interest taken In tho tragtc ele-
ments ct the oase Us Of the sharp and spirited
encounters batwoea the lawyers engaged In
the cass* Mf. AI1Iia, the Stats's-Attornsy,
ia fighting tho ssmporsry-insanity defense
with wary watchtulness and .logged perse-
voEance that il evidently animated by tho
conviction that Justice is Id great danger OF
being cheatedj while III. 67onss, Of ooun.
set for tho prisoneF, With CONSUME
, 1879-04-15

The ArmH ami Nary Journal Is mich gratf1cd
blythe report of tllu Doard Ut Inquiry IN tho
Frrz JONI roRrER casn, nl.tl considers Tho ex-
onerauon Of the accused complete; hut It thinks
the Original Court Wns perfectly honest mid ln,
Inrtlal according to ita lights. It was no moro
organized to convict than this BUar1 Of Inquiry
Wus organized to pxoncratc.
, 1879-04-15
ENCOURAGING MODERATION.

Tho business mon OF New York City haTo
taken hold Of tho temperance question in o
practical manner that promises to DO pro-
ductive Of valuable results. Thoy held their
first public meeting in Ohickcriug Hall,
which was largely filled, on Fridny evening
Inst, md sketch of tho proceedings Of tho
our own business mon.
The Sooiety is now one, having boon in
oorporated Jun. 20, 1870, and iss objects md
modua operaudi have already been explained
in Tile TRIBUNE. The plntform was occupied
by such men as F. D. TuunDEA, HENny II.
1LpLKY, PErEn CoorEB, the Rev. DR.. How
ARD CAospy, Tuun1ow WEED, the Rov. o. D.
FRornmouAM, WA1r WHITMAN, EDwAnD Z.
TnonNE, and otlors prominent in tho various
wnlks of life. Tho Prcsidout, Mr.. THunnEn,
oponed tho proceedings with briaf atlross,in
which ho said tint tho object Of tho Assooia-
ton was tho sAmo as TINT Of other temper
anco societies, only 1t proposed to mako the
attack upon tito common o1elny from another
direction, md to utilize class Of persons in
the work who did not boliove in total ab-
stinenco. Tho 6acrotary Of tho Society fol-
lowed In slort address, in which 1le stated
that tho Society had determined to ndvocato
thu cause Of moderation, because, after cen-
tury Of 1abor for prohibition, drunkenness
was on tho 1ncreaso. They therefore pro-
posed to direct tI1oir eiforta against excdas
in drinking, waving tho question Of
the right or wrong Of manufaotur-
ing Intoxicating liquor, and abandon
| iug tho possibility of ever stopping intoxi-
, 1879-04-15

Tic engagement OF Miss EIL1H STANTON, q
daughter Of tic late secretury STANTON, to
RusTuM ERFENDl, Secretary Of the Russian
Legation, was announced Inst week, but thu
next dny It was reported toll" Further In
quirics developed the amazing fnct tilat tho
young man had refused to 10 ou With the atFatr
unlcss he could be promised absoluto control OF
Nils sTANToN's property aftur marriage, and
her guardlans would not consent to this. Ru3-
TuM EYsxNDt ts, by all odds, tho worst Turk
ever known In this country. 1fs ought to 10
sent lQilf.
, 1879-04-15

Out Of 1916 bills introduced in tie ILL.,
noia Legislature only eight have been enacted
into laws md received tho Govcrnor'a signa-
turo. Yestsrday tharo were eighty-two ab-
senteca who failod to answer thoir nnmoH ut
roll-call But tho session las been anything
but failure 11r. NEvSs is still in jail.
, 1879-04-15

Tic TnDRH organs hnvo been Instructed to
open tlru IN ex-senator DAnSuM, Chairman Of
tlw Democratic Coutra1 Committed. This tndt-
Gates little want Of harmony In thu camp.
TlIrro Is, Ut couFso, sosnc friction bctweon Tur
DgN's purso,,a1 bureau Artl tllc parity innnagcrs
The latter Ia mt authorize, for Inssancc, the
attempts to bribe colutry uewspnpera, reports
OF which are current now.
, 1879-04-15

Dr. HOWARD CRosnx ras askod during the
T1LMAGA trial Il he had called tlofanuant aliar
and scoundtcl." ~ lon't rumcmbcr," he se-
piled; II may have said it." The remark Ia
one Doctor Of Divinity would be ant to TO-
member; but then it applied to TAINAoH,
, 1879-04-15

The Common Council last evening mado
short work Of tho Mayors yoto Of tho orsli-
nance establishing now water rates. passing
the ordinance over the veto by vote of
20 yeas to nnys.
, 1879-04-15

TnE C.s1cAHo TRIBUNE has established branch ot1tsa
for The receipt Of subscriptions and sdscrlsonenIs u
folowF:
NEW YoIsK-Foom 70 Tribune Building. r. 7. Mo.
FApbKN. Manager. -..
PARIS FTance-Eo. 10 l1uc do IA Grange DatelieEt
II. MAHLKk, Agent ...--.
LUEDnS, EnR,-Americsn Exchange, 4ta Strand.
uxSRY F. H1tLt0, Agent.
BAN FRANCISCO. Cai.-rAllca Hotel
WARRINGTON D. C.-lSip street
, 1879-04-15

II. ptERRR MALvEzlN, a humorous partaan.
complied IN co1utc Ilblc," but thu municipal
tribunal did not enter into the aprlt o[ hts Jokes,
and scnt him to ja!l for three months.
, 1879-04-15

CuAup and BnoMMEAD, the two Young British
Licutenanta who " nela thu fort" at Rosks's
Usltt III zululand. haya received promotion to
nreyet- Maloritte aud tho lnsignta Of tho Bath,
and will have the Victoria Cros6. DhoMnsAD
, 1879-04-15

Lord CHELMSFORD lost the wlloto Of his bag
gngo, Including llis stars a,ll orders, at Isan-
dula, a,ui il0 Is saii to ba inconsolabie Without
them; nobody will bctcyu llp Is Il soldter.
, 1879-04-15

It is peculiarly Of tho constantly -roour-
ring wars in South Alnerica tllat they us,,nl-
" got into full heatlway before my one Gnu
find out what thoy arc about. This las bcen
the case in tho present struggle between
Chill md Bolivia, which Inns been in progress
for long timo. It appears now that tho
dispute Is In tho mnttor Of boundary. As
hitherto tho border llns beon considered to
bo barron and worthless territory, tho two
republics got along very comfortably, hut
not mnny years ago large trade in g,,ano
and nitrate deposits was developed in this
district. This led to treaty for tho joint
regulation Of tho district which ll,d not work
worry well. Five yoars ago now tronty was
mndo, drawing definite boundary. in which
1t waa also stipulated that rs tho nitrnto
works on tho Bolivian side Of the limo woro
chiefly established by Chilian enterprise, tloy
should DO exempt from export duties for
twenty-five years. The Bolivian Government.
however, being hard up for money, violated
this provision by laying ta1 duty upon ali
nitrates exported from its territory. Tho
owners refused to pny, w1eroupon tho Gov
ernuleut attempted to collect It. Tho owners
then placed themselves under tho protection
Of the CLilians, who warned tho giolators to
lesist. Tho latter persisted In their effort to
collect tho dnty, and then Chilli tloclared wnr,
aud, sending sufficient forco, occupied tho
nitrate territory. It IL intitnntel that tho
roas struggle has not yet begun, as Por,l
threatens to espouso The cause Of Boliyin, in
, 1879-04-15

DRAMATIC NOTES. ali.
Mr.. Wil!s' new play, to DO produced ~ -,
IIaymarkct Theatre, 10 called "He'ep'
dca1a NTH Jucobita tines.
Col. Hayerly, so ho says. made ell" ~, W
profit dutlue tbs Arst week Of hla Nt" '"'
Fourteenth Street Tteat1c.
Lord l.ytton, Viccroy OF india, has 's't. Ma
"struck by q spaugled c'rcus.sldeE ~ es''''
ta-Vtctoria Took BY name.
14cster wAtiuck, during ILL fo'thct'a''.s ~
gagcn,ont A. AnYcrIy's, will probably o"' >
pear in !" noseda!e y uni "0urs."
New York people do not take much s'ose y M. =
the Mississippi story that Kate cla1'ol, a,.sisf
band, ChArlcs Steyonaor,, has hccn "n'pf'''
her. Nelther do Chicago peoplr. Il.
Tho novel plan IL under consideration p,5tt ~
benefit at New York 10. tho wldow q Lettn Lssttn
tic aetor recently murdered III Texas, ..tax sH u
older a,ld more distinguished ACTRESSES p1'
the young und pretty cues act Us lssl's's xu
"These IL q tradition" says SyIh t!uns ~
"that Maggla Mitchell mud I.otta Meto e4tIoss,eat
girls, but doubt It. They wert nuly l!s tss1
Ing. The real truth, probably Is thnt uass ntn
Into the world specially adapted to dtesasi "
thAt particular. lotta alMpSs eons'a''0
, 1879-04-15

Collinsville, a little town in Illinois, about
eleven miles from st. Louis, WAS yesterday
aftornoon visited by torrib1o cyclone md
ncarly reduced to ruins by tho forco Of the
etnrm
, 1879-04-15
1NpEosNcY At SPRINGFIELD.

hA bALA FoAt4AnE III t@4V A1kS4oaH.
turc-probably in hotl, rfbuses--ia ono to
change tho mode by wh'cl, tho State board
Of Equalization al,n1l ascertain tho vniuo for
taxable purposes OF tho capital stock Of rail-
road and porhapa o.hos corporations in tho
9tate Of Illinois. Some two weeks ago wo
published a letter from Springfield fn which
this bill was described, and In which it was
pointed out how tho railroads Of tho State
could be matia to Contribute almost cnongh
rovonue from taxation 10 pay tho exponsos Of
tho Btate and local Government. Tho lettor
stnted that tho bill Ind not then beon mn
tured, but il certainly would be offered, md
would be pushed 10 enactment unless It was
ntlowod to drop unacted on.
This bill proposed TINT tho prnsent mode
Of valuing capital stock and franchise should
bo abolished, aud that hereafter zach corpo-
ration should mnks out return Of It's gross
receipts annually; that aftor deluoting ttlero~
from tho expenditures for certain items pro-
scribed by tho bill, tho remainder was 10 ho
declared tho INIT receipts" Tho State
Board is tharoupon to talso theao net receipts
aud capitalize them at 6, 3, or 1oper cont, md
tho result IL to be declared tho taxable value
of tho capital stock. IN the latter ve print.
Cd, which was wr;tton In tho interest Of tho
Ring which cot TN this scheme, tho opors-
tions of the act woro illustrated by applyinp
tho new rule to tho estimated reoeinta Of
throo or four railroads Of tho State. showing
TINT un,1or Tint Rvstam of taxotion. If mailo
general. tho co,porations Of this State would
have either to surrender their charters or
fnrn,sh Mi tho taroa reonired IN thu stato
The Tu1puNs at once poiutod ont tie char
aoter of th;s ecbema. and a,cocstod thon
that it was not really intended to become n
inv. but Tint II wos notice that In tho
monnt;me thu ra;,roa,a MIGHT f;nd II to tho,r
ADVANTAGE tn satisfy tbe authors Of TIM l,i1l
+,ot n ,v,a ., rr;rot roa,.,ro ,rha iii, ~,
;ta foce il n t,orsnaront ioh. rt;s snrinr.
aa,d h;l1 mt mn tv somo nnrt;ca thoro. mn,
thesa rao, uorora hova aomohow or onother
}nf]nccd soma ,nc,nhara of thu Tcoia1ot,ro tn
irtro,1,,co tha h;l1 n hon NJ, ~ hot;ovo
han, f,w
~o,d ,o,,nn,,, hao toto,, tbo 1,;,,t a., ,,,o,ti.
.sa ~ -. s..,.-ssu;a s - 49, LII .,,, 49,. -
, 1879-04-15
,AAtUSENi ENTS.

McVlcker's Theatre.
Bfaditon street. ectwcen Dearborn and etsts. En-
Eagomcnt Of Edwin booth. "unnlIet."
, 1879-04-15

BAN FRANCISCO, Cal, April H.-At ba'aa'u;
this evening Strakoscl,'s opesa-troupe opsa,~s ~
lu "LucIa u to a crowded house. At tne ~
foru!a Bo1cfcault opaued In tAa "shauspsaa~
9tAndluk-Fooln opfy,
, 1879-04-15

Tfamtlu'B Theatre
CLARK street, opposite the Court. .nouss. "oftve
Twist"
, 1879-04-15

HooIcysH Thcntrc.
Randolpn street, beswecn Clark and thsslr. En-
Stgomant OF Hobaou md Crane. 'tComtdy Of Errors.
, 1879-04-15

F}an{cySxT T16tnt

IInvtrIy's Tkentff. =
Dearhorn street. corner Of Monroe. EnRtFsmtns
Of R!ce's Eyangcllne Combination. "rlna T."
, 1879-04-15

Exposition 1sulii1lnE.
Lskb Front, foot Of Adams street. Authors Car
- vol
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-30
SOlem9 8Tsbeteof

i EE9XER / ~ az SSaG4glR4shk Ss4BT$sS Es&4a
I Jorden igger fangslad j !, ,yinterns
sharda .boior. sYattnet backarneg stel-
mar, till is, anda till bottnen; fod och
.str6m antyda 81, att, lefyande varelser
annu andas djupt inunder. den spegels
blsnka betackningen; karrI och trask
hopkrympa, till on stenhard masss,
,Yagar. och stigar, aro sparrade s,af djur
pa sn6massor, som knarra under de
tunga fordonen., Vintern kufvar till
och med vederyilja och afsky; ty man
ser da eliest mennisk koskygga faglar:
nalkas menniskornas boningars for att
j deras narhet. tillbringa n6dens och
och bristens tid.s tys9a as,..,f s,z5,;a,ss,,a
! sNagra f. Yeckor senare, och fbildenl
har f6randrats. Det gror, yaxer och
;blommar 6fyerallt; jorden ikladerr sig.
dag fran dag ALT yppigare en- gr6n,.
sammetslens sl6ja, och skogar och falt
ater af det ON lif, glade och
karlek talande. evigt skona yarqYade,
hvari yart hjerta, wore det an npp-
fyldt af angsliga bekymmer, dock med
.yarma Stag instammer.
Det maste ocksa 4evara en- nycket
tr0g natar, SOM med k6ld och likgils
tighet kan ga f6rbi de hanf6rande see.
rler, som varen framsta1ler for yara
blicksr. En- Sudan natur skuIle dessu.l
tom vara vanslag gtad tyten, ON ocksa
icke Kart rnedFeten, dock lefVande
och dup mottaglighet for den mang-i
gestalsade naturans sk6nheter och
legendo onalighster var ett grunddrag i
yara faders karakter. ia, denna hans-
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1879-01-30

Ter rprofvaEen .strykes pa tett bestamdt
satt.uIDaf blifaIovflkorligsn ALA fylda
tlika,1 och fden ma Earandel profvaren
N sd god, som nagon AMMAN, vi kunna
"a. ..,.. =,
Mycket harl? hal? sakarfiffSaittsg sakarfiffaittsgnm mot Minnnea 7
polls ssMillers Association. = ,Det
b Z ~ dock ~. nest gjjorts@ ffors f6 ,po.
itiska orsakers skull, Medle lemmar-,
;ne af sagde ,f6rening hafvs tlikyal
gjolrt NEST for var stat och aro s utan ID
tvifYe1 arligga.l Deto sknlle ei .skada,
ON VI hade manga at dem ! Yart stat,
+ jag Taste mr. Larssens bfll, angaende
,hYetepro 1enligt ,hviilken hye,
tet profvas, pr % ed halfbusheln at dar;
till utsedd person. Jag skulle onska
att Hadetta forslag iejs ssblefvet anita.
getty darigeaom fngo vi dels} eneextra
.utgift och ,dels my oketA mers besvar.
TT harqil Red Wing atminstone fnge
vii vistas aefa timmiar imam vi elhollo
var ssticket.'' Och SOM i ar lhVetet
ett 9lass ar mycket olika, hVarfor det'
Dor profgas flera ganger for attRg6ra
hvar man raft, sa skulleT resaltatet
blifva att kopafen fingesge oss ytterli.
,gare S cents mindrea for! att itrygga sig
for foflust5 emedanfdet ar mojligt att
det'basta1 slaget hade af tjenste
.batraffats. 80 1!h"2 t,iIArel Y-9e. =:
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