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Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03
Billiga, tidningar.

MINNESOTA STATS It'd
MING och SVENSKA TR1BU.
MN erhAllas bada for S3.25
EFT dr.. da remuneration g6res
dfrekt antingen & delta elleE
Svenska Tribunens kontOr !
Chicago. Illinois.
PIONEER.PRESS (den week.
liga), Oller FARMERS UNION
& MINNEAPOLIS WEEK
-LY TRIBUNE {tillika med
president Garflelds pOrtrattl,
erhaIles tillsammans med
STATS TIDNINGEN TOR detta
ar f6r $500. som bora insAn'
das 1 f6rskott.
Laxen angAende tidningar och i'd.
skrifter F6renta staterna.
~ Prenumeranter, som q ut9yckneen
tillkauuagifva motsatsen, anSee IoR0ass P0-
numerau ,Den.
n Tillszger prenumsranten, at han q
lanare 5uskar hatva Hdningen, 8r ut6ttvare1
dock berattigad at skoka densamma, dlb Ill
prenumefatiOnsakuldS Or afbetalAd.
g.. Underfater prenumefant Al dhemfs
tdningen fran slit postkontor eilss nekG naa ssa
priset dara, anda tills han gAldat Ill skuld I'LL
hdningan, ooh dszeter beordrat deas appho-
ande
Il, prenrmerant, som andrar bostad utan
Att underratta utgitvaren hxrm, ooh salunda
forttarande l8ter tidningen sandas till den u!-
speungIlga adressen, ar forttazande ansvaris
81. XskiIliga domstolar hafva faststallt.
att ssnekande att nj postkontmet em0ttaga
n dning u1.katse Ct a1sn ansms. 3.1 dsas,m. ~ NM
der1atta utairyaren. bor anses ooh bestraffas
sasom uppsat till svek och bedrageh,"
g. En hyar, som emGtt.Ssr r. oSh 1o bsgs@,,- g4smn
merant, antingen han beordrat tidningen ell
Ter 81.
y. Betalar prenumerant 1 forskott, Il han
skyldig att vid prenumerationahdens slqt IN
derratta utgifvaren, hAndelse han q tortta-
rande viii bibehalla tidningen. Uraktlater
han delta, eyer utgitvaren ratt att hamg@snt gent
sanda tidningen, och prenumeranten halles
ansvarig, ands tills han uttryokligen afag Mg
densa,nma. och pa samma gang inbetalt ALA
resterande atgitter.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03
skulle icke den rika gr6nskan, den
storslagna karaktaren | ompifninpar-

skulle icke den rika gr0nskan, den
storslagna karaktaren l omgifningar-
ma, den lugna, glittrande vattenytan,
det rika. skiftande fargspelet, skug.
gornas och dagrarnas vaxling, jamie
hela den landskapets frid, som alltid
So maktigt har tilltalat dem som be.
s6kt Kashmirdalen, bringa vart hjer.
ia till den tron, att har, har hsr det
harliga landet varit belaget!
Hvem hnner d Kashmir, ,dess rosor sa rara,
att sk6nare aldrig pa jorden man SIG;
dess tempe, ,dess grottor, dess kallor "a klara
som 5gonsn stralande pa deras vag.
sjunger Thomas Moore i sin harliga
6sterlandska dikt Lalla Rookh.
o, &c det en- solgang, d& sommarqvall ayger
sin kos 6fver insj6n med rosiga spar,
likt rodnande bruden som drojande smyger
pa spegeln en- biloxi, da till hvila hon gar.
0. SO det manltu ,-d2 klarhet "a mild
Ar 6fver palatser och tradgardar gluten,
da springvattnets strale ar stjernfallets bid
ochChenar- ous uzktergalshymn hores bruten
af dansar, at lekar och hogljudda skratt
iparkeu, dar ungdomen samlas hvar matt.
o, Sc det en- morgou. mar gryuiugeu bracker,
da hvarje minut uya underverk wicker
ooh alltiug sa smaningom shmrande rodt
ur morkret star tram, iksom soleu det fodt
da valluktens aude, med dagen uppvakuad,
fyr bort fran slit harem af blommor, ONT
saknad,
ooh viuden med karlek ooh sielbvaldigt smek
de spensliga asparua lookar till lex;
da ostem ar illus som den skouaste bana
en- yngling kan dromma, ooh dageu sin fana
at stralglsns slar ut bakom bergeus portal,
som leder fran verlden till sallheteus dal
Otter L. ARHRLLs 6fversattniug.)
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03
Nyttigt att veta.

Iva personer do hvarie sekund.
Menniskan lefver i medeltal 81 ar.
2,750 olika sprak talas pa iorden.
En- bushel hafre wager IS lbs.
En- bushel XII wager IS lbs.
En- bushel korn wager SO lbs.
En- "league" ar 3 mil (eng.).
Ljudet fortplantar sig med on ha-
stighet af TAB mil (eng.) timmen.
En- dagsresa ar 33s mil.
En- qvadratmil (eng.) innehaller $40
acres.
En- storm blaser 36 mil timmen.
Croft salt wager IS lbs. pr bushel.
En- bushel bohvete inDeh5ller 81 lbs.
En- mil ar $3.50 fot eller 1760 yards.
En- tunna ris wager 800 lbs.
En- acre 1nnehaller 4,84O qvadrat-
yards.
En- tunna midi wager 1876 lbs.
En- tunna flask wager 200 lbs.
En- orkan blaser 80 mil timmen.
En- hand (hastmatt) ar tum.
En- gevarskula gar 1000 mil tim
men.
En- langsam Aod fyter mil / tim.
men.
I'm snabb fod fyter mil timmen.
Elektriciteten fortplantar sig 1885,
600 mil timmen.
Fosfortandstickor b6rjade tillverkas
ar 1920.
Guild upptacktes 1 Californian 1S4s.
Den forsta sp&rvagns LINEN bygdes
1851.
Den f0rsta anebaten pl6jde Hudson.
flodens vagor 1906.
Hvete, b6nor och kl6fverfr6 vaga
90 lbs. pr bushel. s..~. -,
Det f6rsta lokomotivet begagnades
har landet 1922. .,u...-.
z Den f6rsta almanackan trycktes at
George Won Perbach 1910.
{ DEN f6rsta zngmaskinen har i Ian.
6fverf6rdss fran England ar 1853.
Bomul1 spanns for hand anda till
1778,
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03

A. r. .(ran Detroit frsgar: l:o Min
graune rick en- ''mule" d6dad pa on
dalig bro e]ler corduroy" Townet
hade beviljat penningar tire manader
f6rut for att reparera bron men delta
blef ej gjoId. ,Troligen var ej vagen
lagligt ut)agd f6rran efter olyckan
| skedde. kau nu mannen erhalla ska
deersattning Och sa fall, Dor man
soka townet eller s'superyisors per-
sonligen
90 Hvilkct ar narmaste winter.
vagen fran Cadillac, Michigan. till
Detroit. MINI. Kan emigrantbiljett
daremellan erhallas?
80 Huru skola vi farmare vid
Northern Pacific banan stalla oss for
att fl hvete.frakten nedsatt?
Det sages att hvarje bushel hyete
kostar frakt Is cents fran Detroit,
Becker county, till Duluth, da det
tyckes att halften borde vara nog.
Det voro onskligt ON vi ocksa hade
nagon Bondis som vile intressera sig
! var SAX och fa upp en- petition till
legislaturen.
10 Han Dor soka townet for ska
deersattning. ON vagen eli var lag
ligt utlagd. sd tillkommer det Jury
att bestamma huruvida den var, pa
grund af alimant bruk och erkannan-
de, en- public road" eller ej.-Var
den icke betraktad som public" da
kan ingen skadeersattEing erhallas.
90 Station.agenten Detroit kan
lemna basta underrattelsen darom.
80 Farmarne ofver hela staten
maste vakna upp till sina egna in.
tressen och valja man till legislaturen
som aro villiga och dugliga att motar-
beta jernvagsbolagen och nedsatta de-
ras fraktpriser. Senator Rice fran
Kandiyohi county har introducerat en-
bill som nedsatter fraktpriserna, ON
den blir understood af ett tillrackligt
antal af 6friga medlemmar, SO far nj
or onskan uppfylld.-Om dar fumes
en- Boattis i hvarje town sd hjelpte
det icke 50 lange den stora nassau af
farmarne, sarskildt skandinaverna aro
sa upptagne med afund, misstankar
och tvister andra saker, att de hellre
lata preia sig af agenter, profryttare
och bolag, an samverka med hvaran.
dra och understodja de man, som IRA
for deras basta. Upplysning och for.
dragsamhet fordras framf6r ALT, ty
det bidrager till enighet, och enighet
ger makt. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03
Ur djurens verld.
(Ur djurvannen.)

En- bonde min hembygd var en-
gang ute pa faltet, sysselsatt med ma
got arbete, och var darvid atfoljd af
sin hund. Imam manner borjade ar
betet, lade han sin troja i en- skogs-
backe. Mar han pa qvallen gick hem,
glomde han att taga med sig trojan.
Hunden var honom icke heller f6ljak-
tig. Bonden taste sig dock icke vid
delta f6rhallande, troende att djuret
gait hem f6rut. Hunden var dock
icke hemmet och syntes ej till dar-
stades pa cit par tire dagar. Da vardt
bonden orolig och b6rjade leta efter
"krittret" omkring hemmet, men for
gafves. Slutligen ihogkom han, att
han gl6mt trojan qvar ute pa marken,
och tankte, att hunden ma banda lag
qvar dar. Han gick for den skull dit,
och mycket riktigt-dar lag det trog-
ma djuret, som icke velat lemna den
SAX, han ansag sig vara skyldig att
varda, fastan So lang It'd forhutit.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03
Fragor och .svar.

A. j. fran Rock county fragar: On
jag hyr en- man till arbete for cit ar,
och har ingen skriftlig utan blott en-
muntlig 6fverenskommelse darom,
och han slutar slit arbete imam item
stetiden ar ute, ar jag da skyldig att
betala for den It'd han arbetat?
Lagen ar att nj far betala honom
for det arbete han gjort och han far
betala or for den skada han f6rorsakat
genom att bryta sin ofverenskommel-
Sc. Kan nj ej gedvilligt komma Of.
verens darom sd far en- Justice of the
Peace eller Jury afg6ra emellan or
vid vanligt rattegangsforhor. Red.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03

p. p. fran Holmes City fragar: 1:o
vi veta att regeringen haller ..ilsh
commissioners som kostnadsfritt
plantera fisk vSra Insofar, men hvad
aro deras MANN!
90 Hvilken It'd pa aret ar den bast
tjenliga for fiskplanteringa "
$50 Beh6fver man att stalla en- pc.
tition till namde commissioners med
dera namnsunderskrifter, eller kan
en- enskilt person begara hon0m f6r
sadant andam6la 4 u ~: 4; I. @ !: =: =:
a;s Deras adresser aro:: ts:'5 Z /
4$ 1.o W. W. Sweeney, Red Wing,
5at.s ID. Cameron, La Crescent,
R. o. Sweeney, st. Paul. i
60 Varstid len. s.s35 5::z35
30 En- petition ar bast, den b6l
innehalla beskrif ifning 6fyer sion, desss
storlek, hsk-sorter och lage. Red u
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03

S. r. (ran Red Wing fragar: l:o
Hvad kostar en- jernvags-vagnslast
frakt fran Red Wing till Hallocka
80 Har man ratt att lasta pa en-
och samma vagn kreatur, redskap,
husgeradssaker och en- del lumber Z?
1:o Den kostar fran St. Paul till
Hallock $40. och fran Red Wing till
St. Paul 500.
90 ia. Red. .
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03

Man har stundom velat framhalla,
att djuren mangen gang hafva oroliga
aningar och kanslor af, att ALT icke
ar som det Dor vara. So har jag hort
mer an en- gammal allmogeman uttala
sig, och som bevis for sakerheten af
delta antagande har man fortalt mig
foljande:
En- ung bonde, hemma grannskapet
af mitt foraldrahem, var en- matt pa
varsidan ute pa resa. Midt i natten
b6rjade hans hund, som var hemma,
varda pa det hogsta orolig: han
sprang ut och in, tjutande och gnal-
lande, SAINT visade ALA tecken till den
haftigaste smarta. Forst med NORGE
men upphorde hans orc. En- stund dar-
efter kom bud, att bonden under nat.
ten, "just vid samma It'd som hunden
lefvat So vildt," kort ner / en- svagt
tillfrusen sjo och blott med st6rsta
8 svarighet raddat slit lif.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03
YAraaalllEentersl

y ~'s- - fs
YAra aEakenter. :S&$ T.
s. Z. ssnborn, ~ Walh. .Avs. 3, Mnnsapoais.
r. a LAnbesg, lalsk. nh. 6tx:, e. PauL
Chas. BkmAn, 161 i. 1thas sSsE:, ~ faA
J. A. Lage1stz6m, Rast Union, Carver Co.
Philip o. johnson, WateEtcwn :" ." i
Charles Rs@qvhs Carver.
Nels u. Holm, Grove City, hesker
Bengt Hanson, HtshAead, -'r
o. A6glund, Dassel, ~
IN. Jonaason, seandia, Washington
Ola Kron, Evansville
H. D. Andersen, Evansville
8. II. Carisen, Willmar, Kandiyom
a. g. solberg, Oscazs Lake, Deuglas
John Kron, Alexandra,
A. Blom, Ortonville. Big Stone
John P. fyrk, Kerkhoven, Swift
A. L. Knutssen, Pelican Rapids, Otter TIL, Go.
NUS Anderson, Townsite, ="
Nils Nilsson, Sacred Heart, Renville county
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03

En- kallarmastare norra Upland
har en- hast, som tycker mycket ON
socker. So smart han, efter ha varit
ut pa en- fard, blifvit afselad, gar han
fran till forstugutrappan och skrapar
pa denna med ena framfoten, till dess
nagon af husfolket kommer ut och
gifver honom en- sockerkit. So smart
hasten fatt sockret, gar han ater sin
vag.
en- af vara st0rre landsortsstader
6nnes en- bryggarhast, som har samma
begar efter socker. Mar utkoraren
stannar med slit lass utanf6r en- han
delsbod och aflagsnar sig darifran,
narmar sig hasten boddorren SO myc-
ket som mojllgt och sticker in hufvu-
det genom dorrhalet for att fa en- bit
af den sofa yaran. Ar utkoraren mar.
varande, tager sig hasten aldrig den
na frihet, nej, det ar om6jligt att fa
honom cur tvara facken," ON man
ocksa lockar honom med en- socker.
bit.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03

ALG u6 uORl0 uJul OH Visa CluLuulo
kanslor och att moderskarleken ar hos
dem altman. ar dock val kandt och
darfor de Hestas ogon mindre mark
vardigt, men att afven insekter kunna
hysa moderskarlek. det torde forefal-
la manga icke blott markvardigt, utan
ocksa otroligt. Jag will darfor med
della foljande anteckhng ur ett arbete
ON spindlarna, de fula, afskydda
spindlarna
"Spindelhonan ar en- ON moder, som
t. o. m. utan att Sc pa egen lifsfara
till det yttersta f6rsvarar sina agg
och ungar, hvilka hon slapar med sig
6fverallt, invecklade en- silkesbylsa.
En- naturforskare fortaljer ON en-
spindelhona, fran hvilken han tagit
agghy ylsan, att da hon f6rut med all
kraft s6kt fly undan, hon nu icke det
minsta tankte pa sin egen sakrehet,
utan lopp omkring hit och dit med
angslan och oro, sdkande sin aff6da.
Da hyIsan sedan aterlemnades henne,
grep hon den ned haftighet och vile
genast fly sin vag. Men den obarm-
hertige forskaren. som icke hade slu-
tat sina undersokningar, frantog den
6mma modern hennes agg annu ell
gang, hvarvid hon rakade i ny for.
tvitaa. Sma kulor af bomull, som
kastades till henne, st6tte hon ifran
sig med ovilja. F6rst mar hon utan
att vidare oroas fick gifva sig vag
med slit yngel, lugnade hon sig.-En
AMMAN naturforskare satte en- spindel.
henas moderskarlek p6 annu hardare
prof, det han kastade hennes agghyl.
ga for ett rofgIrigt myrleion. Men
lzngt ifran att lata sig bortiagas af
rofdjurets tandade kakar, gjorde den
plundrade modern de kraftigaste an.
strangningar att atertaga sin skatt.
och skyndade, utans att tanka pd egen
fara, standigt anyo fran till sitt
yngels raddning, hurn. ofta hennes pi,
noande an med ya2ld aflags made henne
Edarifrxn.
Minnesota stats tidning. (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1877-1882, 1881-02-03

Eft bland de vakraste dragon dju-
rens lif ar den 6nhet de fiesta honor
visa for sin affoda. En- tiks moders.
karlek till exempel ar den NEST han
gifna man kan tanka sig. Isynnerhet
visar den sig gripande, da man, sasom
det ofta skier pa landsbygden, tagit
bort henues valpar for att dranka
dem. En- granne till mig hade for
nagra Ar sedan en- LYNDA, som vid sli.
ka tillfallen bar sig nastan vildsint At.
Ingen plats lemnade hon vid slit lie.
tande ounders6kt. Hon kraiade sig
till och med upp pa taken, ON dessa
voro aldrig sa hoga, och letade dar.
Afven visade hon lange den haftigaste
ovilja mot den, som tagit bort valpar-
ma for henne.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-11

and were out Of sight In q moment. Ia
go'ng through The passengers each one was
made 70 hold up bis hands, and what was
TAKEN from them was put into & two.b ushe
sacs, which was nearly foil OF watches,
money, and other yaluables. They dtda't
axe anything from me-"
frank Burton, the brakeman, makes tho
ioiiowing statement: -" was standing ON
the front platform Of the sleeper when ths
tram stopped and l heard voices and oaths
on the baek platform. I said, we are
gong to be robbed Then one Of the
robbers cried ont, we are coming in
ana going through ALL | remembered
tnst a freight train was Just behind
Us and beard IL coming up. ] Jumped
on ana ran with my lantern down
Tue track. They began shooting at me.
me bullets whistled all around me and
struck the rails and stones. They must
nave tired twenty-five shots. The engineer
SAID: For Gods sake, don't shoot the
boy he Is saving the lives Of these people,
Tbsn one Of them threw up bis arms and
cried, Stop shooting l rolled into the
cut and waved ny lantern. The train was
stopped only a %car-length on"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-11
The Michigan Prnrie Fires.

A TIMELY RAIN-RELIEF FOR 5HE SUFFERERS.
DETROIT, September 10.-Rains have
fallen in probably sufficient quantities to
quench the fires, but not enough TO soak
the ground and revive the drooping yege-
tatiOn. The lowest estimates indicate that
215 families have been burned out in the
towns OF Marlette, Flynn, Argyle, Ever
green, MoOne, LakOtle, and Elmer, and in
Sanilac county, and thirty-two persons are
known to he dead. Men who travelled
through the burned district yesterday re-
port that the fires are mostly out, and the
inhabitants sitting about the ashes OF their
houses, many burned and otherwise in-
jured. They are disconsolate and almost
bereft Of their senses.
Provisions, clothing, bedding, and other
necessaries are being constantly forwarded,
and men are travelling through the burned
sections distributing supplies and taking
the names OF those in need. Many persons
are still missing In the burned district, and
the exact loss cannot be known for some
days.
Sixty-ive barials are reported IN six
towns, and it is said that twenty-seyen dead
have been found in the county between
Bad Axe and Port Hope. Trains are now
running regularly to Sand Beach and Mar
latfp-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-11
DANVILLE.
RAIN; IHE RAINs-TRANsAcTIoNs IN LAND
ms township NEETINGs-TaE NAIL ROUTE
10 NAgTINsVILLE.

RAIN HE RNINs-TRANSAcTloNs IN LAND
ms OwNsHIP N~EETINGs-TaE NAH ROUTE
10 NARTiNsvmLE.
correspondence Of the Richmond Dispslch.l
SEPTEMBER 10. 1881.
Il rained here yesterday for about an
hour. Il i reported that during the week
there have been showers in several parts OF
his county and in Halifax county. Except
hat the dust is laid and the temperature
owered Il is not seen that these showers
have been OF much benefit. An old reader
q The Dispatch says "Tell the people to
,ow turnlps, sow turnip-seed In abundance,
sihough it is rather late for that crop.
With a late TALL and good rains something
may be made Of the turnips for man and
beast"
These tranSactiens ia land are reported {:
Attract Of land on Pigg river, OF 152 acres,
vas recently sold by Sheriff Oyerbey, as
commissioner, for 81 per acre, and about
LOO acres involved in the suit of FitZ
gerald against Terry have been rented by
Sheriff 0verbey, as receiver, 10 Mr.. W. K.
Fitzgerald for S400.
Township meetings have been beld in the
several townships OF this county for the
appointment Of delegates to the ConseTva-
tive Convention which is to be held at
Chatham on the l7th instant. One OF the
older citizens says al have read over care
fully the reports OF those meetings, and l
presume 10 say that / know personally or
By reputation nearly every man who was
nominated al those meetings or who has
been appointed a delegate, and.I have never
knowa better people to appear at political
meetings 10 this county"
Some days back the msil-seryiee between
Danyille and MartinsvilIe was rather irregu-
arly administered. The postmaster here,
who bad some authority in the matter, did
the best be could, but many letters Of dis
10 the Postmaster General remained some
days unanswered, and the wires were called
service apparently with no result. At
the carrying Of mails has been resumed,
and mail-matter comes and goes every day,
the Kentucky contractor having sublet the
route 10 Mr.. Jesse X. NOEL, OF Cascade, for
900 above the contract price. ALPHA.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-11
The Visiting Observation-Disclosures.
ton Shipment.

Especial teleeram to the Dispatch.l
NORFOLK, September f0.--On the arrival
OF the Old Dominion steamer tomorrow az
ternoon from New York nearly five hum
dred chief engineers OF are departments
Will be landed from various cities and sec
tons, and representing all parts OF the
United States. The party is en- route to
Richmond to attend the annual Conven-
ton OF Chief Engineers. They will be met
here by the Norfolk department and shown
around.
Joshua Peyton, aged seyenty-6ye years,
living near lions church. Tanners Creek
district, Norfolk county, this morning en-
tered bis chamber and cot bis throat with a
razor, INJECTING a horrible wound, from
which be died before surgical assistance
could reach him.
The British steamship SwaIedale, with a
cargo OF 1000 bales Of cotton, cleared for
Liverpool this morning, the first shipment
since the season opened.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-11

sna soloInIng counsIe les 10 hear he knlghsly
ard sleqncnt standard. bearer al yIrciu,a
democracy and witness The ponderons
blows OF the invincibIe George Dough-
Wise upon the battered and cracked shield
OF Radical ReSdjustment.
both these eminent champions OF vir.
ginia and her Anglo-saxou children were
10 splendid plight. They seemed tuned.up
10 concert pitch, and treated the important
ma hying issues OF the canvass not with
The "sprentice hand Of a trembling and
aoupung novice. but with the trained skin
OF q master. The Vulcan blows OF Captain
Wise were reechoed back by the widest
applause, anu the polished aud perfect Da.
msscIs steel OF Daniels eloquence pierced
me most hardened epidermtcs OF the few
(OalltlonlslS. "
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1881-09-11
DIR. Thomas on Trial for Heresy.

CHICAGO, September 10.-Tbe case Of DR..
Thomas was given to the jury at a late hour
last night, and after a brief deliberatlon a
verdict was returned convicting him OF the
charges Of disseminating ideas contrary to
the doctrines OF the Methodist religion, as
specified in the general indictment, the
verdict being signed by all the members Of
the Jury. The charge being sustained by
this verdict has the effect Of sending the
case to the Conference for trial. There was
considerable excitement during the speech
OF Prosecuting. Counsel BurkhOrst last eye-
ming, who made use Of the following
words "There are gray.haired, cody
men in this city there are broken hearted
mothers in this city, who are weeping over
the ruin Of their sons, whose downfall in
theatre going and dancing and beer'drink-
ing and card. playing began with their ae-
cepting these views from DR.. Thomas
The speaker was loudly bissed at times, and
he retorted sharply on the audience.