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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05
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|, a9KuR MOT spENsJBKA HOS KoK. Det-
Fta afEen 'obehaglig sj1kdom, som lyck-
|ligtvis iicke ofta ekommer, men
stundom lila anfaktar korna och ON.
|intetg6r proften az EFT mejeri. DEN
uppkommer af inaammationSI de lynn.
fatiske k6rtlarne. Manga botemedel
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05
Dyergar.
(Ur FamiJ -Journalen.)

De markliga underrattelser, som
afrikaresanden Schweinfurth lemnat
ON Akkas-stammen, hafva pa senare
tiden satt ej blott den antropologiskt-
vetenskapliga verden liflig rorelse,
utan afven i vida kretsar, genom po-
pulara beskrifningar, spridt EFT vlsst
intresse 0fver dvergfolken. hvarfor
vi ock foranledts till foljande medde-
lande.
Dvergar hafva ingatt ALA civilise-
rade folks aldre begrepp och spelat
en- stor roll sagan och sangen. I
vara fornnordiske sagner forekomma
de lika ofta som deras motsatser, jat-
tarna. I dessa sagner skildras DYER
garna vanligen sasom fula och miss
bildade anda till groteskhet. I smi-
deskonsten sades de vara mastare, och
de fiesta vapen och smycken, som nor
diska guda. och kampasagornas hjel-
tar och hjeltinnor bara, aro dverga-
smide. Afvenledes beskrifvas DYER
garna sasom elaka, illistiga och
hansndgiriga varelser, nastan allti i
.fendskap med menniskorna och So
kaDde CORA dem ondt, ehuru vanligen
dragande det kortaste straet. De
bodde bergskrefvor och under stora
stenar, vistelseorter, dar annu fort
varande folksagner lata dem halla
hus-vi paminna till exempel ON Ma
gelstenen Skane. ''Eddan'' sager,
att dvergarna danades af maskarna i
jatten Ymers k6tt. da gudarna daraf
skapade jorden, SAINT att de, dvergar-
ma, aldrig s'vagade sig fran vid days
Gas, emedan, ON solen sken pa dem,
de f6rvandlades till stenar. ..
Bakom ALA dessa sagor lfgger tvif-
velsutan det historiska sakf6rhallan-
de, att en- urfolkstam undantrangts
och slutligen utrotats af en- AMMAN, in
vandrande folkstam. h6gre bade
till kropsvaxt och sjalsf0rm6genhe.
ter. Undantrangda till de svartill-
gangligaste skogarna, hafva dessa
..sista af sin stam," slagte efter
slagte, genom arhundraden lefvat en-
dold och m6rk tillvaro, blott da och
da for inkrankt tarnas att framskymr-
tandes och sa smaningom tradande
bakom sagans iatta, skiftande f6rlat.
Spar af ett dylikt urfolk, ett dverg.
folk, finnas annn i dag Sverige.
Hylteen. .Cayallius berattar sitt arbe.
te .sVarend och VIrdarne, = att man
fran urminnes tder och annu i denna
dag pa de vida gransskogarna /
IVaTend traffar spridda hushall, som,
utan att idka boskapssk6tsel och
lkerbruk, likt de gamla trollen och
dEergarna IefYa kulor under jorden,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05
Billiga tidningar.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING 0ch SVENSKAa TRIBU-
MEN erhallas b6da FIR SS.26
ett DIR, d& pronunciation gtree
direkt antingen i detta eller
Svenska Tribunens kOntOr
Chicago. Illinois.
PIONEER-PRESS (den week.
liga), erhalles tillsammans
med STATS TIDNIN&EN f5r
nastkOmmande ar for $500,
som bEra insiindas i f6rsk oft.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05
Praktiska underrattelser.
(HANsoN, WnLMAR, MIMI
(Forts. fir. mr. 1856.

(Forts. fir. mr. 1857
Denna kungorelse skall So noga som
m0jligt beskrifva den patankta vagen
och afven hvilka land den kommer
att genomga. De s6kande fa draga
forsorg ON att denna motifs minst ito
dagar fore den dari bestamda tiden
kommer att kungoras for ALA dem,
som lefva pa land ofver hvilka yagen
kommer; delta kan ske antingen per-
sonligen eller genom att sanda en- af.
skrift af kungorelsen till vederbo-
randes vanliga boningsplats. Super
visors ma Sc till att kopior af samma
motifs blifva uppslagna minst ito da-
gar fore den bestamda tiden da de
villa mota for att personligen. under
s6ka saken och hora de skal for eller
emot vagens anlaggning, som kunna
komma att anf6ras.
Mar Supervisors lagga ut en- ny yag
eller andra en- gammal, skola de. ON
det anses n6dvandigt, f0ranstalta
uppmatning och kartlaggning daraf.
De skola ocksa ett skriftligt beslut,
(Order) som af dem underskrifves,
gifva en- noggrann beskrifning af va
gen, SAINT for beslutets nedskrifvande
i townets booker lemna detsam ma
till Town Olerken, hvilken pa detsam-
ma antecknar tiden da det inlemna-
des. Likaledes skola ALA ans6knin.
garne jemte edsf0rklaringarne ned.
laggas Town Clerkens kontor och
dar forwards. Town Clerken afskrif-
YER ej Supervisors beslut (order) /
town-b6ckerna f6rr an ,efter 30 dagar;
ifall nagen har klagomsl att anf6ra
far han (Town Clerken) vanta darmed
tills saken blifvit afgjord. Sederme-
IA skall Town Clerken till County
Auditoren inlemna beslutet tSupervi-
sors Order of laying out Road), .jemte
de paper som innehalla 6fverenskom-
nielsen ON skadesersattningen.
Angaende godtgorelsen for den ska
da som jaf en- yag salunda f6rorsakas.
ar det naturligtvis bast mar bade- Su-
pervisors och jordegare kunna kom ma
6fverens, men ifall de eli let kunna,
eller i handelse nagon jordegare ar
okand, ssa ma Supervisors bestamma
priset och hos Town Olerken inlemna
ett skriftligt tillkannagifvande af hu-
rumycket blifvit hvarie person till
erkandt. ALA saker r6rande skade-
ersattning maste afg6ras imam vagen
6ppnas eller4 upparbetas. Mar helst
6fyerenskommelse traf fats mellan Su-
pervisors och en- jordegare mxste den.
samma affattas i skriftlig form och
egaren maste dessutom afsaga sig all
ratt till landet och vidare skadeersatt.
ming, och efter dessa paper blifvit
hanlagda filed j Town Cierkens kon.
I. tor. kan aldrig egaren CORA snxgra vi
dare ansprak pa godtg6relse. .
Ingen ersattning kan beviljas
i hyarest vag utlagts 6fver land, som
q yid tillfallet tillh6rde antingen staten
q eller Fdgenta Staterna
0mS Supervisors ssyaagra att anliggss
4 en- ny, andras eller afsluta en- gamma,
/. vag, 81 iiafyen ON AZ ansdkan daromu
Ig6res kunna De 81 upptaga sakeI
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05
igen f6rfan efter ett ars f6rlopp, ss-
vida 81 nhgon eller :nagra af de s6kan-
de wanda sig till h6gre myndighet och

igen f6rfan efter ett ars f6rlopp, So.
vida ej nhgon eller 5nagra af de s6kan.
de wanda sig till h6gre myndighet; och
darigeIom fa det f6randradt: ON en-
vag kommer att gu genom inhagnad
mark 90 skola Supervisors. gifya ega-
rem eller, innehafvaren minst 20 da.
gars motifs Dm hortfyttning af stang.
seln ddr vagen kommer. men emellan
den i April och den l Oktober ia de
ej.z ghegara lyttning af stangseln.
ON egaren eller innehafvaren ej fyt-
tar stangseln inom de 20 dagarne sa "a
Supervisors draga forsorg darom.
80. TowN2GRANs-vAaAR.
Den enda skillnaden emellan vanli-
60 town-vagar och dessa ar, att de
tillh6ra mer an=ett town och ia! f0lj-
aktligen upparbetas och underhallas
af bada parterna. Likaledes ma ALA
paper utfardas i daplicat form, sa
att hvartdera townet har sin fullstan-
Olga "record'I ~fSfhandingarne. j.
Vagen Dor delas ungefar lika mellan
bada townen for Undertaking., So att
hvart town har sin bestamde vaglott
att arbeta pa. Ans0kning for sadan
vag maste underskrifvas af sex lord
egare hvartdera townet saledes
alltsammans maste g6ras dubbelt mot
hvad som beh6fs for en- vanlig town.
vag.
80. ALLMANNA BIvAGAR.
ALA allmanna vagar som utlaggas
af Town Supervisors eller County
skola-vara ej mindre
an fyra ''rods'' (ee fot), och kunna
vara sex s'rods'' ON ALA innehafvare
af land. som gransar intill vagen, on
ska det; Town Supervisors hafva
dock ratt, att pa darom gjord anso-
kan, utlagga allmanna bivagar af en-
dast tva ssrods" vidd. Ans6kan ON
sadan bivag Dor underskrifvas af S
jordegare. Kostnaden for alltsam
mans bestrides af townet. (Forts.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05
Vara agelnt'e'rl' !;

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Vara agenter
=. r sanborn, sas Wash Ave. g., Minnespolis;
J 3 3 4 a IsnberG, l8lsK 7th, Sfr.,a st. Paul.
Chas. Eknan, 18l &. 7th Str, 81 Paul. :
"A. Lagerstrom, East Union, Carver Co.
Philip Q. Johnson, Watertown IS !" $ w.
charles cssad siais, Bisn,qv!ist, Carver: &c :"
Nels n; Holm. Grove City, Mesker :.
Bengt Hanson, Litchfeld,
O.. Hoglund, Dassel,
b. Thurstenson, SCokato,: Wright
j. NJ Jonesson, Scandia, Washington
a; g; solbelg, Oacars Lake, Douglas :.
Ole Kron, Evansville,
Louis Larson, Wiltmar, Kandiyohi g"
A. L. Knutsson. Pelican Rapids, Otter Tail Co.
PRENuNERAsrKR. bora uppgitya tydhg
adress, med MANN pa post-.oiace" gooh
hummer p8 ssbox" eller t'drawer," ON sadsn
fnnesA SAINT county och stat Vid sombyte
at vistelseor bora prenumeranter samtidigt
uppgifva bade den gamla ooh nya adressen.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05
Fragor och svar.

L. II. CARVER fragar: Hvad al
trask (sloughl? vi hafva ar haft
mycket regn och vattnet har skadat
akern gar det darf6r an att fa utdika
vattnet genom grannens egor, isynner.
het da dar f6rr varit cit dixie, som
han latit vaxa igen och darmed hin.
drat vattenahoppet fran min aker!
Ifall nj i godo ej kan komma ofver-
ems med grannen, sa Dor nj CORA
skriftlig ans0kan till town-supervi-
sors (och inlemna den hos en- town.
clerk) och dari tydligt framstalla er
onskan och uppgifva skal for den
samma, SAINT beskrifva landet genom
hvilket Nj onskar leda diket. Nj Dor
ocksa gifva minst ito dagars skrift-
lig motifs till jordegaren ON den
tillamnade ans6kan. Supervisors
skola darpa hora och afg6ra saken
er emellan, efter att forst hafva an
stallt syn 4 laudet, och det alig-
ger dem att bestam NINA huru stor
skada och fordel hvarje port erhal-
Ter och bestamma ersattning for
hallande dartill. Men nj har ingen
ratt att CORA nagon dikning pa gran
mems land forran nj forts betalt den
af Supervisors bestamda skadeersatt.
ningen, ifall nagon sadan tillerkan-
mes honom. Red.
J. A. s. NORWAY LAKE fragar
/. Som vi farmare under fera ar
nastan uteslutande skordat hvete pa
var jord och till f6lje daraf mer och
mer uppsugit III jerden den hestands-
del af vaxtf6da, som for hvetets ma.
ring ovillkorligen fordras, sa tager
jag mig friheten fraga, ON hagon
handelsfrma ar kand af red. dar
farmaren kan ia kopa konstgjorda
godningsamnen som innehalla fos-
forsyra och kali :?
2. jag har hort sagas att rese-
predikanter, som 81 aro utsanda at
nagot visst samfund med licence,
kunna med statens lag forbjudas sin
~ lOuAhd1 OFol hoaMuots III uoU %
l. vi kama ingen 6rma Western som
handlar med konstgjorda g6dnings-
amnen; men en- fabrik for tillverk-
ming af sadana ar nu under anlagg-
ming halfvags mellan St. Paul och
Minneapolis, och dess alster torde
smart komma handeln.
2. Ingen person, som upptrader pa ett
vardigt och anstandigt satt sasom
predikant, kan f0rbjudas sadan verk-
samhet men for att kunna utofva
c1vila akter, sasom vigselakten t. ex..
fordras license fran ett auktoriseradt
samfund. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05

KANELoLJA orsakar f0rsvinnandet
at vartor, huru harda, stora och tata
de an ma vara. Dess anvandande
framkallar hvarken smarta eller var.
blldDing. En- lady ahagsnade tretio
vartor fran sin hand genom att bruka
for fem cents sadan Ola,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05

EN- sALLsAM NATURENs LEX omtalas
fran Mulheim an der Ruhr Rhenpreus-
sen. Eft dar boende par vid namn
Ausderwiesche har i sitt aktenskap
haft Is barn, af hvilka det 1:sta. 3:dje,
Ste, Tide, Ode, lite och 13:de kommo
stenblinda till verlden. AZ dessa sju
blindfodda barn 1efva annu fyra,
namligen en- llicka och tire gossar,
hvilka ALA ega en- f6rvanande musika-
lisk beginning och utbildats till skick-
|Sliga musicf; de tire aldre af dem kun
nu redan darmed vinna sin utkomst.
Ih6st ANNA de fyra syskonen gifya
fere konserter under sin larares led
ming, hyarvid flickan, som afven ar
utbildad sangerska, skall sjunga at.
skilliga hummer. 359S .sss8- 4
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1880-08-05
V&Fa a9enfeFS

Vara agenter:
Alfred Rsassa Carlson, '1..s BED Wing ooahus
]. Westerson, White Rock, = s.
2. A. Peterson, Cannon Falls g s.s
A. Ilyquist, 3. Peter, Nicollet g
John Wsbster;a Norseland, Sc. g 5.at
Q. Samuelson, Bernadotte, g rs e Sssy
!; Pslsllgsss ;alRlssasziita Edi;aisae Maeshesa
Johns. ba sss Petsfses a .ntae 81 Gity, snsaso
joint Carlson Hnsk City ass g
sL. r. Iagerwa1l, Taylors Fails,a :S :S
ID. 8. Arnqnist, Chicago Gty1N q" -;
Gouldberg& B Anderson, Cambridge, Isand Co.
yNels sandeI, Jordan, Scott gonnty. 81
REalsrRRRuaEr af EFT bret kostar endast
10 cents. utom 8 cts. ipostpo porto, ooh ar hvarje
postmastare skyldig att rsgiatea bref da :
sa onakas. En q Money ordsI;Hej otversH-
gande slb, kostar 10 cents -.
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TIE Utica PLATFORM.

Our attention has been directed to.the fact that
all the papers of this city, and presumably OF the
Stateand country also have been misled with re-
spect to the language of the platform adopted Dy
the Utica Convention, upon which we commented
Yesterday. The text of the resolutions, as they
appear in circular sent out by the State Com
mittce, differs from that to be found IN all the
morning papers of this city the day after the
Convention in many respects, and some OF them
are highly important. The mistakes made
were Enthusiastically the work of the tele-
graphers, as the newspaper versions all agree
While there were verbal inaccuracies in each
plank of the platform, those of most Importance
were contained in the resolution OF instruction.
This, in the correct form, declares: That the
Republicans of New-YOrk believe the selec-
q ton of ULYSSES S. Grant as the Presidential
candidate of urgent importance, and the dele
q gates this day appointed are called upon aud
@instructed to use their most earnest ana
aunlted efforts to secure his nomination"
The Convention then did pass an explicit
and emphatic resolution of instruction, which
sought to include all the delegates appointed
at Utica. So far as this has any authority, the
fact should be frankly admitted. No one who
has followed THE TRBUNE's course on tins
matter needs to be told that, in our opinion, the
District delegates are no moro bound by these
instructions than by the laws of Arkansas.
When the State Convention undertook to III
struct the delegates of the Congressional DIS
tricts, it undertook something which It had no
right to do, and which it had been explicitly
told beforehand would not be recognized.
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tand her return next season will be gladly wei
coined Miss Cavendish Il expected to arrive hers
oward the end Of August. In the meantimeshe will
land. :, 80 =
1t win be good news to the friends Of Mr.. Locke
hicnardson that bis health, which earlier In the
Mr.. Richardson Is ut Windsor. In Canada. He will
resume bis dramatic entertainments early next
%Sic5 They are among the best Of the kind with
Dy DIS exceptional abilities, bic devotion to art,
and his manliness aud simplicity of character has
gained many faithful and admirinR friends, who
remember him In his Absence and who viii greet
ms return with giadness and with sincere gratca-
Mr.. Polk will appear at the Chestnut Street Thea
ire, on May IL. In Mr.. Jessop's drama Of "A Gen:
tleman from Nevada and subsequently, he viii
act at Haverly's Theatre. In Brooklyn. The piece
sharpened In outline aud effect and Its representa-
ton now passes off smoothly and wins generous
show of public favor
been seen In New-York and Brooklyn, and will be
shown in other cities 1t is we'll worthy OF atten-
ton. The reproduction of the Boydeli Shakespeare
paintings Is accomplished exceedingly well. and IL
gives instruction and pleasure. BIZ. Burbank,s in
cdenta readings Of passages that the pictures illus
trate might, however, be judiciOusiy condensed.
than poetry. that Mr. Burbauks felicity a reader
is best displayed. A c0mmendable accompaniment
| TO bis exhibition is performance on the either.
Ar. j. A. Herne has brought suit IN the courts
of Michigan to protect the play called Hearts OF
Oak )" the principal part Of which was taken bodily
from o published English play called 1.-The Mari
ner's Compass" This seems peculiarly audacous
proceeding The same persons who thus made free
with 1.-THE Mariners Compass" some time since, il
THE Mllionalre's Daughter" which was q deib-
crate encroachment upon the property Of Dir. Bron.
son Howard in the well known Bankers Daugh-
Mr.. Beckett of Wallack's Theatre, will sail for
England on June 8. intending TO remain there
about a year. Before his departure Mr. Beckett
will receive the compliment of farewell benefit.
He is an excellent actor,-.humorous and really
funny, which is q rare fact nowadays on the
stage.-and great favOrite.
Miss Nelson will leave New-York for San Fran
cisco, on tho 25th of May.
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q third term. Blame could unquestionably carry
the State he thinks. Judging from the lists OF
names which daily sent to The CtgsOsnhdH C0ts-
nercid[, of Republican voters who declare Cney
will not vote for Grant, Mr.. Hassaureks estimate
seems reasonable one, 1t may be indlscreet"
to recognize this fact, but the fact exists
Tilden's second choices are all on the anxious
seat, but tho old gentleman delays to calm them
with whisper Of hope.
The third term journals are greatly disturbed
that any Republican should be 80 "indiscreet" as
to admit that Grant might not be elected If noml-
mated. Is it any more indiscreet to recognize the
existence Of that danger before the nomination than
1t is to shut your eyes to It till after the nOmina-
ton 1t won't do much good to recognize 1t then.
The Republican party is solid in everything ex-
cept the third term and after the Chicago COnven-
ton it will be sitting solid and heavy upon that.
In the list of delegates to the Chicago Convention
published by The TRIBUNE last Saturday, George
Lear was printed as representative of the With
Pennsylvania District. Mr. Lear's name was re-
ported to the State Convention by the committee
appointed to make up the delegation, but after q
statement by Mr.. Fackenthal, chairman of the
Bucks County delegation, that the district had al
ready held n Convention and chosen Caleb n. Iay-
belonged to him. Lear was selected as o Grant
man, while Taylor was Instructed against the third
term by the County Convention.
A rumOr comes from Connecticut that English
has a barrel with million dollars In 1t which he
is willing to devote to Reform. That ought to start
q boom,
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unless they were permitted to change the elec-
ton laws to their liking. The majority IN Con-
eress suffered these nullifers to fasten upon the
Immediate Deficiency bill provisions which they
well knew that the President could not approve
WASN'T the deliberate intention to stop the public
business to turn off the lights, close the courts
and release the criminals7 The President sent
back the BILL Directing to the general leglsla-
ton fastened upon it, and Congress might then,
in single day, have passed the same provls-
ions IN two separate bills one apprOpriating
the money required by existing laws for the
needs Of government, and the Other niaAins
changes in existing laws. But Congress re-
fuses to this day. 1t might have done the same
thing at any time within nearly six months Out
has constantly refused. 1t will not try TO
amend the laws. But it refuses to vote money
unless the laws are nulified. This is not in
competence. It is traitOrous defiance OF the
obligations which the laws impose.
Thus it is not possible to say whether an in
famously reasonable spirit or pitiable and
phenomenal incapacity has caused the arrest OF
public service in many cases. Congress mas
been guilty of both TIE net result Is an at
tempt to starve the Government. Perhaps
there are in Congress hypOcrltical and whining
sneaks who mean to starve out the Governments
but have not the pluck to say so, just as some
iailers of Southern prisons during the war pre-
tended that they could not get food for starving
prisoners. Or perhaps there are wcll-meanIng
and upright men in both houses who want TO
obey and enforce the laws, but have not the
capacity. The public will judge But the
Government is being starved, as closed courts
and released criminals bear witness, ana the
work is done by Democratic Congress.