davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-08
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l hummer l80 at Stats Tidnlngen
f6rekommer nagra anmarkningar af
tx. K" emot min artikel som var
synlig / mr. l67 af samma tidning,
hvilka anmarkningar krafva upp
lysning. Men som 'sX. x" varit
beskedlig nog att ej ringaste mon
antyda att min artikel ej var sannings
enlig, sa will jag vara ganska kort.
Det synes som <. x. haft den utrak-
ningen att vanta So lange med sina
anmarkningar mot min artike1 (som
lade dage1 verkliga fakta och for
hallanden) att den skulle till en- del
gl6mmas af den lasande publiken och
K, x. darigenom pa tillfalle att rigta
cit nytt hugg emot oss. Hufvudinne-
hallet af K. KS anmarkningar synes
vara, att jag uti min fora artikel
namhgaf hi O. Boom sasom betalande
endast' 80 cts. skatt. Delta pastar
<. <. var att satta hr Boom pa skam-
palen. Att x. K. har g6r sig skyldig
till EN- svar misstydntng ar en- SAX
som han sjelf vet, och sd manga af
Stats ,Tidningens lasare som gjort min
bekantskap veta val. att sadant ej var
min mening, utan det kom endast att
namnas for att visadet besynnerliga
uti att endast en-, som bidrager med
en- sa ringa del till countystyrelsens
uuderhall, skall fnna sa stor orsak
till klander, da. manga andra inom
countyet betala hundradetals dollars
i skatt och icke finna orsak till klan-
der. Hr K. K. utropar, att ON inte
hr Boom ar rik pa egodelar. ss ar han,
rik pa man1ighet. ia, ratt sa, jag
pammner mig haryid en- auekedot
fran gamla tiden, da en- man for ma
gon l. forbrytelse- blef af konungen
landsf6rvist, men dr6jde nagot med
att efterkomma konungens befallning.
Mannen befann sigSpa en- yag dar ko-
nungen kom .Akande och blef, for
skrackt vid asynen af hans ankomst
och s6kte efter g6mstalle men fam
intet utom EFT benrangel af en- d6d
hast, hvaruti han, ladeysig.f Men man
nen igenkandes och blef af konungen
tillfragad jhvarf6r han icke attydt
bans befallning och gait ut af hans
rike: Mannens svarade ,.,alldra. ma
digaste konung /! jag ~visste icke att
delta var edert rike. Jag will germs
ga ut harifran och lemna ers maje-
stat y -Hyad =. manlighet: hr
Boom ar besittning az kanner jag ej
mycket till, men ett vet jag !, att ON
hans artiklar i harvarande loka1tide
ningar skola vara bevis darpa, da on
skar jag sannerligen ej-att tafla med
honom ON lagrar pa det omradet.. >,
Att ingen af icountyboarden vagat
att disputera hr Booms artiklar ar ett
misstag, a.ntani 8f6rhallandet ar att
inomsvart eget county har eHer5 horde
hyar och EN- hafva personlig kanne-
dom ON county boardens :f6rhandlin.
gar ooh lisa fall wore idets jul f6rspfld
m6da att i tidningar f6rsvara vara
Igerningar, och ju mera man kommer.
Eber6ring med smltskastningsmaski-
l5ner.ssiu mera nedsnddlad sblir man.
IHade x. Z Yarit annlaga nog att
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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-08

: EN- AFvENTYRARE. Felix Louvard,
som nyligen varit ank1agad inf0r en-
af domstolarne Paris, ar son af he
derliga borgare och var annu for fyra
ar sedan anstaldi en- bankaffar, dar
han atnjot en- Ion af 1000 francs.
vid denna It'd tillf6ll honom ett arf
1000 francs, som han placerade i en-
affair af tvetydig beskaffenhet. Da
hans principal erfor .detta, afskedade
han honom, och Louvard say sig ON
efter en- ny inbringande verksamhet.
Han grundade ett slags b6rsagentur /
forening med en- informationsbyra
och, besokte darjemte hitigt kyrkan
Saint Vincent-de.Paul, dar han ge-
-nom sin fromhet gjorde det basta in
tryck pa ALA sina grammar. Pa delta
satt lyckades han skaffa sig atskilliga
kunder, for hvifka han dels iEk6pte
b6rspapper, dels fbrmedlade byten af
sadana, som han pastod. Han mottog
t.. .ex. turkiska vardepapper, hvilka
han salde hos en- welfare, under det
han gaf dess egare den hugnesamma
upplysningen, att nan for dessa var
depapper fnkopt inbringande jordem-
radenr i Turkiet. Pa delta satt tillnar-
rade hansig pa 81 manader af 43 offer
eli mindre an 331, 200 francs. En- vac
ker dag f6rsvann mannen / fraga och
ungefar vid samma It'd tog en- f6rnam
adlig familj, grefve Lauvard-de Pont-
,levoy med GENIAL, barn och en- stor
skara tjenare, in pa EFT hotell vid rue
de Penthievre: 9Har gick det statligt
till. och tjenstefolket berattade up'.
Ederbara saker ON sin herres lysande
Ef6rm6genhet. Hans privatsekreterare
meddelade i f6rtroende st dem, med
hvilka han. kom / ber6ring, att hans
herre endast var adoptivson at sina
f6rmenta f6raldrar, .markisen och
markisinnan de Pontlevoy, men !
,verkligheten var en- naturlig son at
prins de Joinville, hvilken lemnade
honom en- arsranta af 120, 900 franc:
Denna label grundade sig pa en- afags
sen likhet mellanS den unge Lonvard
och Ludwig Philips son. Saken fort
gick pa sadant satt ungefar fett ar.
Men sd blandade sig polisen isaken
r.as1, r,$$gSr,z q "a XfoS Mon
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-08
AIDE All. = s. 2s1: |1: {.
sfatt iett bref som ger att hon linter
'fAr, n&gon betalning Hon hars sin i
.schecknG, dYar. Is ,sr s

!, Kompaniet ar ansyarigt for godset /
till dess fegarsn haft rimligt tillfalle /
(reasonable time) att hemta def, van
sligen en- till tire dagar, och. under des-
BE omstandig igheter aflkonpanlet utah
tvffyel sskyldigt att betala u henne,
.isynnerhet som hon kom till STATIC.
men nattetid och hade ansprak pa att
"a sin kofert f6rr'v,tarad till dess hon
pk dagen knnde atlantis dem! daeniils!'i 81 9'''
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-08
Fragor och svar.

Fran NJ s. Scandia.-l:o. Jag
har mycket besvar med en- tysk
granne angaende hans 'kreatur. Vi
hafva 80 acres linie emellan oss ihvil-
ken vi alltid hallit halfva stangseln
nvar men nu hafva vi antagit en-
''town"-lag att hvar och en- skall taga
vara pa sina kreatur, och jag har
stangt in betesmark for nina, men
hans hetesmark gransar intill .mitt
."fence" linien mellan oss, och hans
kreatur aro bangstyriga och kunna Ell
hallas inne med vanlig stangsel. Ne
hafva brutit stangseln och f6rst6rt 4
acres hafre for mig. Han har haft
synesmnn som f6rklarat att mitt
stangsel ar h6gt nog. Kan han nu
.vinga mig att stanga min aker for
hans kreatur, eller hvad skall
jag CORA? :
20. Jag har en- stor s'swamp"
(karr) som ligger dels under vatten
savida den ej dikas, och nu ar det en-
bank nara LINEN vid samma tysk men
banker ligger S ''roads" in pa hans
land. Jag har fatt l0fte att dika for
Is Sr sedan och det har sedan varit
ett dixie, men nu'da hans kreatur 81
"a ga min aker, 81 sager han att jag
Ell far hafva diket utan han hotar att
Jenna Diet. Har han ratt darti.l?
10. ON en- 'town" forordning an
tagit den 8. <. ''herd 'I,-lagen, neml. att
hvar och en- skall~ stanga eller vakts
sina kreatur, sd kan ingen tvinga er
att halla nagot stangsel for andra an
edra egne kreatur. och ON grannens
komner in pa er aker' sa bar nj inta-
ga dem och halla dem. for skadeer-
sattning, eller inf6r en- "jastice" So
ka honom for skadeersattning. ON
nj bIott haller edra egne kreatuf in
sstangda. sa> ar delta ALT lagen fordrar
af eder.
20. ON nj en- gang erhsllit tillatel-
Sc att halla' ett dixie pa hans land, af-
ven ON det skeddes imam han blef
8egare afs landet, och i$femton Or haft
diket 6ppet, Sd kan h IN ej f6rst6ra
Feller JENNA det utana ert sanity e.;
g6r han delta sd Dor nj anlaggae SAX
mot honom for '.tresspass, 'skadeer.
sattning, SAINT tvangsatgard att lata
diket qvarsta. 0 Red. "
:. F,ransM. I'm. Holmes City. Mar
en- genomgar vart land, och en-
af vara grammar uppdammer densam-
ma az atts don s6fvorava m mar; an dHI 8f
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-07-08
ledning till smutska stning och khan.
16Is
Acton, Meeker co. Juni 1880,

0oU0H' H1ooheI co. JuHI 166U,
L.
[Om de fbagges korrespondenterna
hafva nagot mer att yttra ON ifraga-
varande, bora de hanvanda sig till To-
kaltidningarne.' vi komma pa inga
vilkor att upplata vara spalter at en-
strid, som hotar att blifva ALT for per-
sonlig och som dessutom' foga torde
intressera flertalet af vara lasare. ~,
- I j.. ..:..,. ReH1
, 1880-05-24

-. NylttlRkBAN REAL ESTATE. .-..
[2olt aAiE1ty, Will. HuY liEAUTlFpl. Lot
l. OHu b1nck from httcl Mt Ian ErnnHe, miles frlm
;hlcago, IS dawn md Il monthly, cheapest property
n unrket. and shown trgei abstract sreci EAIrtlAd
1u IRA HIt1HN l42 In tNr- lltpOtn
, 1880-05-24

The interesting and imnortnnt statement ts
Oy tueAns OF Iodine, Of more thnn thrco hundrrd
ci.ses Of intermittent foyer successfully by nr.
WnlAw0fth. OF SAltIliu, Nexlo0. liz lAs req9rtla
Of 10 Of these cses, lnany Ut them being uh pn-
IL, extending over vari0us intervals 0f WtuR8 Or
mouths lgl tho sOyeFo cuses, ton to nIteftl
Kf1lns OF uuinInc weFu givcnAt nrst, followed
6y compound tincture Ut iodine, Nx: to Mxy.;
III the s0yurpat cases arsUhlo WIS utidnd. I'm
uvusy Instance tho parox YIN wAs t.rrcsto*l With
IN twenty four hours, md tweivO doses, or four
duyA Ut treatment, wure suiticlent - guarantees
cure, with thu exception OF elx roltl,sea on tho
fourteenth tlMy, Quo on tho twcnty-l -lrsf, and one
On tho seventh.
, 1880-05-24
TIE CHICAGO TRIBUNE: MONDAY, MAY "a, 1880

AAlA AoA@"s
thss 5 "ry Il m ssS sT % awa, .1si ehdren ID m
Whence those R'Ists Of wicketlncss. and this con.
flrncd and settled hntit Ut m,trdorous thought
II mn uaey ltc. of Il long course of yielding 10
tho entGcnicslt af devils who stimulate our pns.
,ut III 9g S t;h s M Tnos .wp. y k e f,s o
hot wIn!s Of n forest coniln9rutlon thr,,iah Tho
s!, and hrt, It upon thn .!iyfrsary q tl,e mo.
pictures because thcy nrc uncomfortable. We
nra nssocfatnd ~ oi'r nnt,,re md tho laws of
!ifc with ovl and R'HH, spirits. anI tll0ir dppsnR
n eh"ce. '' iu!ese, Il y i,srf II II ehn!ec @ Tho
casy I!fo which knuw. no cOnsIcta is already
E,ss' iosy "nsh IL eas cs' I Without viii rroiecton %
aHalntt tho. tiur.uses.f w.ckrlncss. While, III,
tho nthor hand, resistance II these Impulses
iuenccs that nrs on ttls *,lc Of righteousness
md truth, brlnTs, !ce,xsary, conflicts betWcst
~ ugs'1o e. 9eiy Sa ier as mi f cspar ni TS
conflict cMnt,ot be t.scc Tor II h for llr enkes;
y must lu relt Within us, IN al! lts ains. bccnueo
lhnt II tho only way In which 1t cur, be turned to
q, Why are those con,1tota7 because tho pow
crs within us % cMnMot othorwi.n l,s ca!!e @ forth:
otherwise lc brought 10 light, removed. and
sutiued; becatse = yollnt.lry lie ol rIxhtenl,s;;
carried forward. II Is tho only xny 10 t;akc I'm
gels Of us, and tborefnre II il nrnl,le4l. though
Ii puts In Di,r why terrible possibilities OF Uvi.
ea. 5 fEsi ess sSI ia Sat ,Ss G u iii VIZ
on q ,nnko nun ~ e avoid Thu awful cnnttt..
%S 10 not seo fs W. VII " "
not "tllv nigel standing In tho a'in." There nrr
very likely many things which wo c9.1,ntt un--
therefore possess Inlnt vision. II We make
gsnnl u.e af our lamp of revealed tn truth We nay
sss s IT eSfs 81 asss bsssa ws s pe pase
And. Rreng lhat, VIC may bu very well satisfied
, 1880-05-24

~ 1,,h Tho Catholic people Of Chicago may
1a.Ih Y, ~ nroud and upon which tho Cathnilcs of
as rso,c ~ so,thor,y portion Of the South Side to
non It affords now, re eoalH3 nlreamv 3oiiustatinr
essc,'Icatou services were opened With The
..aSraon of ponticai h,ga mas s =! rnan an ,ay
lSSSenosSf eK to Northern pieeso of Wisconsin,.
uoppnUsrer0tton services followed tho tnnAa,
ga Tsrc y shq 6weaaEee q F9fs
Wsy9et 1l sn,. tic ioy.. Father l,urkc, n e..
kay = Among the looal ccccslastlca who
eoiaae,nntctt in tho procession Of lllshon ana aa-
st.aqt. es'esMii esM'ecMuiion of tho DocceG;
q nj HH.ea Fqtnsr pns,c. II XII snias; IT, rev. i
osn RHst;r 81 81 =! III tho 'Y nev.
! MUiiv Mn,aioicv Of Cleveland; tho ltcv. Fathor Lal-
Pr; pLE,sr' ,ssbJ B. J., Of Milwaukee: tlio Very ley:
ggsssi gSjsss Nes tho Jcsnlt colE,Eo' tho
Esy ra1uIk nrke OF jSiet; tho isov. Father Dor
la'sff cf Tic Stock Yards; the Hey. Father nRr-
1s;t of it, s,cphcus: sho Hey. FathSr ,GEognn;
Il Dsidsesss ,ov ef Fatler MSs ca1roll, tic hey.
sSss ksSs5 suibcst, Of tho ncncdctino Or,ier; and
Father ., seSre II a,e of to
atfhhi 4. ana aansDcTg consccratina tho building by
vi gssM.i1nEljng Il With drops Of hoy water carried
II ono OF inc ncosyNs nInt '' tho nrnnns.ns
ths ths.ca sGusS ussround tho body Of the church, tho
R,sop Rss consccrating II In tho samo way.
Bls6 mass, With sermnh Py INC u, "E.mGs' n.nr,s
tto1ored toIm The CONSERVATION ceremonies proper;
tS,t% n.Son Krauthauer, Of Green Iiny, colebsntcd
IL sd w"; oisssea cs hG u an1av Msvisn aa
s9e ss,ns 3 D. Mastea Of Tho
SIss Smu,c@s strong fonturo Of the ecrvices-wns nn-
Usually The su%r nn0' fsn T
vi s129 D. enrls' enS rl'ea tho mpSItant part oi Tie
ss1rices most admirably. The orchestra mum"
Sered twenty-five men and the chorus forty
~ r. futuro MS chor-master Of tho church. bliss
E"nnT r. Tcako Miss Jennie Haz!oton, Miss Eu-
ttrnis Loncrgnn, and Miss Nora McMah!,n took
Snst ss,s PAsai sa wa.a %er
@ ,Ss @sos: Patrick Glccson, tho tenor solo!st, and
tII iul1us Bcrcyhy and John f'urns. tho loading
bassos. The organ choir sang the responses.
III (nvocation before the sermon, the "Vent
.foJ % iuleis Mnria," by Nlcolal; while Itaydn's
*gssd gs noeoa me @se% o9 tho aeFvaes 'D
an isis memorable OCCASION wna n rnost hblc,
tsegs sd sc'o4os cRS 2"
TSc reyorencti gentleman spoke as follows:
a hs dep&h of the rIchoa Of tho Wisdom and Of tho
tncwsdso 81 God How lneoMrnpttnhens!e'o M ~ sso ~
Religion rests upon belief IN, q mysterious
World Hence It Is necessarily faith. and con
assss %sst ss:ao nnstS What So
prooi m tSst viii clcar away a! difficulty: What
Eihe 10 q God? What tis III essence? What aa
MS.s " Is tho ife u nan} What il bis SOUL
, 1880-05-24


Tia nnnpynncca md failures. itH tclighta and
succc..c., every soul hns experience nr nwnrd
nnxIettrs md conflicts, which seem hnmetImes
only 10 Increase III tho ratio OF ite effort To dO
rIRhs. and secu In tho darkness Unnecessary and
unbtarably tIrcsornn.
Our Lord. who drank this cup for ,ls, and who,
Win ihat lilo Himself hnth suffered. being
tempted is ablo 10 enccor them Tint ar,
toInptcd;' dScs not wish US tn IN, In tho dnrk-
ness. lilo hus thrown tho light nf Immortality,
aud of the lnws Of ills providence. over thcsu
mysteries nt experience. thnt W. may ,,1lttnr.
s'nn'l 'hoIr general purpose antl incaiing. Ito
wants It's IN open Our eyes Aau cnJny tho
comfort nj that light: tu learn 10 measure
iis REVEALING Eiory I To ni,gels stand ia the iuIt
Of the 4Iin; Tint ia ~ nty. tlnlr eye. Irr nttufd
70 ttH eternal vibrations. their minds arc nrr-
selves hrtl III rnch other. Iii tho open tny " III.
xS Test%n 1 ,h i aIKcs, * s ,S x}s .t 4
!yyclops,i l'u. 90 the fr,l Kiyes - y, tho lM'ls
st have tlie iISht uf lifc tempered 70 our ftcb1e
and developing powers nf sight. ~.
vSt H. " nw sner tofcansr so9 ha q f. nctc cc
combined light, wo inny 500 the meaning nf
these inwnrd trials, anxietlcs, and COMMITS
ii Thcrs i. ito ioe,rinc that life, whether In
this world nr in tho tioxt ncall,s discipline Tho
aeyG,ttn!nent ~ flo Powers OF INC somi, its H.
IND r sm sa, lG;,, ,arn1y viii MI sols md
With the Ior,l,-tlo ali n al.
nngm tnGrG ~ u t1S a sn,m" i "v luz bot ", o ~
t@gr9vcr' @ and thnt what We W. ~ dca!n Y ,ty y9 \
t,M h" ~ o. 'ftn;btah.ng ln,p Hsntg i"'nrp n., n s
hnt orncr4rca n ~ u -, WI. life rra I,nt aa ai tn m
thought nf aEarI from tholr end and ilnat pnr-
pnse ~ !nG othnr l!ie1 ao,,.t, ,... ,, If.
yno mi IN hM','n II H. r.'n n,neIy the .s,,es.
Ct har90 r m so Sa %tt
trec.%i TS ~ aa m .f.r,nt p "" nnn na,r" Mi
soyilsons nsns IN sissgao il shat II Mill Nv Se
vu ,st ~ ~ ,it Ns,t ni " tru1noI ,rH t"i1u,i
and tis a aiways % ~ suc @ nei's % a. viii ' prtsorve
,n tt ths rs n, element .d, 81 hn @ !"TS i1, te
ho e"ld not know tic blessetiness
free rsclpr"cnton Of tho n.ytne iove: heayaiy
~ ~ thoy mnV@ unconscious III 9nGar Gye na
na ~ ,,f,,ad ~ .ho @
conscious likeness q GoI. w.
aa ~ t,,ts " ,.s anote ~ ~ tn 1tr .aM1 w.
dao VEG t a,s x eEt @ ~ ~, II @ ~ ,, 1
nsoaMGr t t% ~ ~ us W.T. ~ IuI
,rIortc u sutr,,,,ai nr1n1zo,inn na W. nav
suy, 4 constitutional dITc,,so and deiormlty. On?s
is faculties disturbed, and l'c wiz
nc nosn,n; 9nd casy cscl9nmsnt f t ',,'n, {nG pG
n's Srocesss Of M rcrormatIon, ana ,nakcs sciriino
is obnoxious To It's as IL Is necessary Tor our "i-
ate e w!n 'sse ,boro IA Inn octr,no ,bat soue sou,s
vii not IrGey submit ~ ta's ti,sGnpnes I, Ir
Gasry ovet NOR Ghpes1!uan 1. ~ tno .Mwso oa @ MiH
am ,1n}ht H ~, ,, ii,hr n r,', usnrs ~,
~ a ,i,s LIVE eE 1a 19I, or HIT ro,sIas on naI' @
in him.
, 1880-05-24
1iAET.OVF CI.OTIAING,

Mental exhaustion, wakptulncss, nervou8 and
phys!ss4l disability aro cured by Mcdotur.
, 1880-05-24
A Trl.ftulsntv Vll1AEps

A Tra-Cuuniy Vll1ages
The Village OF sholdahI. la., los In three
mixed. A ehAtige Ut county boundaries IL pru-
posod, but ouch county wants tho vllfago,
, 1880-05-24
BUSINESS CARDS.

GOODRICH, ,ArIDRNEY.Ar-LAv,l II! nHAlt-
n. born.st, Ch1catu Adyns fFsol Is ytAra' o1p1El-
QusV. 4uliRVss QalQt1 apd ssg4ly tEspsa9t3d.
, 1880-05-24

: (AkIsOBF CI0T1aING, -----
4 ii. TIE I.ApIEs Ann uENrLEMHN WisH-
n inR " soil Gx4t-ON clothtnX tp9t4, A!Q budding
eau gel ouct snAdS ftuni T. bed STATE.
In tho ctty. -
4 GUllII FIlCH WII.I. NE pAlH gUK UAAT-OEF
n clnthin1 II atuEIuEAb. NV htate;sL lult Sg.ay
Orrrs W u,aIl promptly attended u. Established si
4 ii. CASH PAIN h1lt cAsr-OfF Il.tYrlljNG,
n rArp4ts, Dresses, Utc. i.al1ius attended by Slrs
j,l,eIdcf. Address ]. iiEI.LEtL t4 tlatu-st.
, 1880-05-24

IiOll- sALE-t!N sUUTII stDE-A NEAUTIFuL
,sG gs L. s rsSt .n g ,sao , ~
sna north 1f Ih!sty.ttthi Y" s!e9ant naslo1s and
tuaIn floor; tlAuUl MA1suS lfllf u Washlng.an.rt.
IJ0ll sALE-N ACHES NN FUl.i.ENTON-AV..
NulY, Amir nj lIl E1Ark st, llnn1l Ii.
, 1880-05-24

ent{tio method, ho hns sought TO ovetlcap m
not giyc him anything moro than dollnit n.ove-
1nonts Of doflnlt central atotns; and bctweon
those aud CONSEQUENCES no tor1ns OF comparison
shst. ID tho aotaai state oi knowIeFe. i i pos;
sjDle 70 explain conscio1.anoss BY IT, materia! M
f6e pEubloI o We pcrSelvc tat suc expaaon
js from tho voty nature Of thing5 impossible.
HENCE uEnin then, T. ia % not %soie9oo, but , ainso
The question OF spontaneous generation, 70
taku still another e1l1nple. has Iii reccnt times
eSIess sg sSse. IT, shsory q hoss
tain that Inorganic l9attor y oapahe OF gtvtnK
sS living n tg ssy sse isast III H.
as'"i shs living produces life. nut lot Is
sam'ud soao day 30 shown 10 e1lst y Nat9rs: WI!
thoro thrnoo arise a oontiict between fAith and l
II sSe e tS sao III aS
ta.ion Is through tho action Of natural laws,
ts5ns n,ea IL doss.ve S hss eocn familiar 70
theologtans tor centur!es+ 1t is \ theory a.
sanood By g. sna MnptcXe{a f Wh e.
natural Ii tho sphcre Of moro Nature: And th!s M
SsSss e las' + ss
Sss ss nosa sa'p.E .ESxa to nP. e voiSess asSEs
t4e universe by tho Ph'!oSophy n CHIMES; 4;ns:
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LATEST NEWS BY, MAIL.

Tie brewery of Ranker s Lutz, in Fort
Wayne, Ind, was destroyed yesterday
morning by al incendiary fire.
William Scott was accidentally killed
by William Mabry while hunting in Din
widdle county, Va, on Monday.
The body of IN unknown man was found
in the river, at Providence, r. l., on Mon
day.
Forty-eisht hogshcads of high wines,
valued at $4,000, which were being shipped
rs ale to Prince Edwards Island. we're
seized yesterday in Montreal.
John McFarlane was shot by a police
man while trying to escape arrest in Port
land, n. B., yesterday. The policeman
says hc intended only to frighten McFar-
lane.
The large bank barn on the farm of
William NJ. Henderson, about one-half
mile east Of Carlisle, together with seven
horses, sixteen cows, a lot of grain and all
the farming utensils, harness, etc., was
destroyed by fire, the work of an incendi-
ary.
There was riot between whites and
blacks in johnson, S. c., yesterday, grow
ing out of an alleged attempt of the latter
to "seize the ballot box" One colored
man was killed and three were wounded
Trouble was also reported at Akin, S. c.,
the negroes have threatened to burn the
town, and assistance was asked from Col
umbia.
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10. J. A. Scranton, R; Is. Charles N.
Brumm, G. B. IA. Samuel +. Barr, r.
Is. C. c. Jadwin, r. 16. r. ]. C. Walk
er, r. II. ]. NJ. Campbell, R.; 16. 81.
G. Fisher, R. 10. F. E. Beltxhoover, D.;
20. Andrew G. Curtin, D. !; 81. Morgan
r. Wise, D.. %. Russell ErTett, r. !; IS.
T. NJ. Bayne. r. a. W. 8. Shallenber-
ger, r. Is. James Mosgrove, D. G. 26.
S. H. Miller, r. 27. Lewis F. Watson,
R.
In Philadelphia.
In the city of Philadelphia Thomas K,
Finletter is reelected to the court of com
mon pleas by unanimous vote. Robert E.
Pattison. Democrat, is elected city con
troller; George S. Graham, Rep, district
attorney; William E. Littlet0n, Rep.
clerk Of the quarter sessions, and VIM. s
Janncy, Rep, coroner.
Across the River.
There was a desperate contest In New
Jersey resulting in the success of the Han
cock electors. Democratic triumph fOl
governor, a Republican Legislature thar
will elect Senator in place of Randolph
Democrat, and the Republicans elect thre'
Congressman and the Democrats four.
The Pennsylvania Legislature.
The Senate will be 81 Republicans to 1
Democrats and Greenbacker; just as i
stands now. The House will be 124 Rep.
"a Dem., Ca Republican gain of 2S il
the majority. Quay or Grow or Harr!
Oliver?
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LINNEAN SOCIETY.
Our locni Scientists in Council.

The society met on Saturday afternoon
ut 2 o'clock, October Both, in the ante
room O: the museum, Prot. J. S. Stair in
the chair. Prof. j. ii. Dubbs appointed
secretary pro tem.; present five members
and four visitors. After the usual pre-
limin,ries the following donations were
made to the museum and library
1. Two large fragments of steatitc,
Indian pot or boiler, three Indian stone
implements. found on the premises OF
Mr.. z. B. Williams, salisbury township,
Lancaster county, and donated by Mr..
C. E. Brinton, of Lancaster.
2. A rattlesnake skin, four feet seven
inches long and eight inches in circumfer-
ence. This is the skin Of the Cr0talus dmris-
sus and was killed in Centre county, Pa. :,
last summer by Messrs. Stehman and Nc
Naughton, and by them donated to the
society.
3. Three jars of reptiles, two bottles Of
insects and ono bottle of spiders collected
at Fort Kccgh, Custer county, Montana.
and donated by Mrs. Emma l.. Martin, OF
that place.
4. A pair OF mOccasins made by the vile
Of "Flying Hawk" noted CHEYENNE
chief, also donated by Mrs. Martin. These
articles are clabOrately wrought and al
most entirely covered with beads.
5. A brown Gordius, or chair WORM,
over twelve inches long, taken from the
body Of "rcd-lesgcd grasshopper,
Caloptenus amer rnbrum, donated by MIR.
II. II. Stau.isr. of Petersburg, Lancaster
county. Mr.. s. states that he found many
Of the choppers the past season infested
by hair worms and 'scarlet mites" He
also obserycd that the insects Infested by
Que were almost invariably infested