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favorable. EDMuhDS, HUDSON & co.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-25

utvisa. Emedan town of Providence nastan
uteslutande bebos af syenskar, kan man ej
undga den tanken att settlementet har i
kyrkligt hanseende en- framtid for sig och
hvarf0r icke Diet ekonomiskap Jorden ar eli
dalig for hveteodling m. M. m. M. och fast
vi ej vaga CORA sd dierfva utrop ofyer dessa
prairier, som Diet cores 6fver Red Riyer-da-
len, sd vaga vi dock saga: kom och Sc! -
De fria landen aro visserligen npptagna hair
omkring, men har finnes land ofverf6d att
kopa for mycket laga priser: sd sales for
ex. jernvagsland for fran $3 till 81 so per
acres, och onskade vi att'svenskar vile kom-
ma och kopa dem, sd att tomrummen ej
blefve fylda af utlandingar. - vi vaga for
den skull harmed CORA EFT utrop till eder,
svenskar,I som onsken hafva ettstycke land,
och delta pa en- plats, der hi kan for eder
och edra barn fa tillhora Kristi synliga kyr-
ka pa jorden; kom och Sc! och aren med
lemmar af "helgamannasamfnnd", sd myc-
ket mera valkomna da, att med oss strida
Herrens strider.
Det wore nog mera att saga ON delta sett-
lement, men jag viii lemna def, ] hopp ON
att dessa anmarkningar kunde loeka nagon,
som ir i besittning af de erforderliga gaf-
vorna att skrifva en- utforlig afhandling,
hvilket undertecknad onskar och hoppas
smart matte ske.
Hogaktningsfullt
@... NJ. EGBoM,
f0rsamlingsmedlem
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-25
! WEST UNION, Carver coun
lty, Mimi, den l5 april 1888

Red. al SR. q M. y. L.
Jag har haft eder tidning och list den,
sedan dess f0rsta hummer utkom. NJ vile
Jag for denna gang bedja eder vara af den
godheten och insiitta denna min sl1rifvelse
angaende skolan st. Peter.
Da var pastor kom hem fran konferens-
m0tet Minneapolis, sd talade han ON for
forsamlingen, att Diet var beslutadt att byg-
ga EFT hus vid skolan st. Peter sasom flick
skola, och att ALA pastorerna skulle samla
medel for delta andamal sina f0rsamlin-
gar. Men Diet syntes icke vara alias villa.
Sa blef Diet tillsatt nagra personer, som
skulle ga omkring forsamlingen, och jag
tog at mig en- afdelning, ty Jag har manga
ganger tiggt for nyttiga ;indamal och Diet
har gait bra, men denna gang vile Diet icke
ga. Orsaken var den, att nagra af konfe-
rensens pastorer pastodo, att h6gskolan
skall hyttas till st. Paul eller Minneapolis,
och derfor svaras mig 6fver ALT, att Diet DIR
nog gjordt for skolan st. Peter, tills man
far Sc, ON skolan far vara der den ar: da
will man gifva till Diet n6dvandiga, men ell
jes ger man ej en- enda cent.
Jag ma derf6r saga med anledning of de
erfarenheter jag gjort, att det ;ir manga sar,
som icke AFRO lakta, sedan konferensen tog
skolan fran Carver. Blifva de nu aterigen
upprifna, sd kommer Diet att svida anyo VAR
re an det g6r. Det gar icke an att fara Of
yer hela Minnesota och bygga skolor och
ater rifva ned igen och befalla forsamlingar-
ne att betala. Jag hoppas att den komitee,
som ;ir af konfaensen tillsatt att lfilders0ka,
ON det kan vara lampligt att fytta skolan,
icke tager sadana matt och steg, ty Diet skull
lie forderfva manga sinnen, och aterhalla
manga medel, som eljes skulle skiinkas for
skolans verksamhet. Ar Diet sd att konfe-
rensen kan anskaffa medel pa nagon AMMAN
vag an att tigga forsamlingarne, sd far
den val bade rifva ned och bygga upp b;ist
den kan, men eljes skall Diet icke ga. Err
farenheten borde lara hvar och en-; att da
man skall tigga ALT hvad man beh5fver, sd
Dor man icke sl0sa utan lefva sparsamt.
Derfor lat oss icke h6ra ON EFT sadant fore
tag, att var hogskoleafdelning skali tagas
fran st. Peter, utan ma var fasta skola blifva
der den ar, med sa mycken kostnad en- gang
anlagd, och lat oss enighet der CORA hvad
som behofves, ty vi bora val minnas att
enighet och inbordes k;irlek ;ir bast.
B6rjar man strida och rifvas, sa kan
smart den inb0rdes karleken f0rkolna, sd
att det blifver strid, oenighet, misstanke,
afund, baktal, split och ALT ondt Djefvu-
len har ondt sinnet, vetande att han icke
lang It'd hafver. Han will forderfva Kristi
forsamling, ia hvarje troende sill, ON han
kan. Derfore sen icke hvar och en- pa slit
eget basta utan sen pa en- annans basta o.
s.v.
Kanhanda, att min skrifvelse ar for lang,
men Jag kunde hafva mycket att saga, dock
far Diet vara nog med det sagda. Jag 6nskar
att dessa nina simpla raider blifva upptagna
i tidningen, ty Diet ar var gemensamma SAX
inom Minnesota-konferensen, "a for all del
stoppa icke ner min skrifvelse i pappers-
korgen, ty den ar mycket vigtigare i'm f6lje-
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-25
Senaste kyrkliga nyheter.

KOnferensnOtiser. Pastor Fr. Pc
terson Trade Lake har mottagit kallelse
fran Rush Lake och Rush Point.-Den lila
forsamlingen Eau Claire. hvilken vid det
Just hallna konferensmotet intogs konfe-
renaen, visar stor lifaktighet, hvilken vi
hoppas skall ia fortga. Vid en- nyligen
hallen nattvardsgang begarde ej mindre an
IS personer att bli intagna forsamlingen.
En- sangkor ar bildad, som redan kan bjuda
pa ratt vacker sang, hvilken ej litet bidra-
ger till forsamlingens uppbyggelse vid
gudstjensterna. Bade sondagsskola och sy-
f0rening aro fitig verksamhet. F0rsam-
lingen har ock, hvad mangen aldre forsam-
ling saknar, en- egen organist, som ar for
samlingsmedlem och som kan skota orgeln
val. Redan talar man med allvar ON att
med forsta inkopa kyrkolott och sedan cd
till verket med kyrkobyggad. .Norska
trosbroder hafva hittills oppnat sina kyr-
kor for forsamlingens gudstjenster, men
klart ir, att det ej alltid sd kan fortga. For
samlingen behofver egen kyrka. Det ar
gladjande att saltet ar strodt bland lands
mannen Eau Claire och fera tecken tyda
pa, att Diet ar i verksamhet. Stud. He'd
berg har synbarligen tjenat forsamlingen
med trohet och fit den korta It'd han varit
der.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-25
LAC QUI PARLE, Mimi,
den 10 april 1888.

Arade redaktion af SIX. & M. S. T.
Det. torde intressera dina manga lasare
att h0ra nagot fran denna del af din lasare-
krets. Som undertecknad ar zen dalig skri-
bent & anda simre referent", har han lange
vantat att nagon AMMAN hzromkring skulle
latit h6ra af sig; men da delta ej skett, far
-undertecknad f6rsoka: det kan ju ej blifva
varre, an att Diet far sin plats papperskor-
gen. Dina, lasare torde paminna sig en- Ii
ten f0rsamling, kand under namnet "Nor-
dahp', som har sin tillvaro town of Provi-
dence, of Lac qui Parle CO., MINI. Afven
har den en- systerforsamling, k;ind under
namnet providence, sa kallad efter tow
nets MANN. Dessa forsamlingar aro bada
intagna Aug. Synoden.
Den f0rstnamde ralxnar 6fver 60 kommu-
nikanter och den sistnamde nagra derunder.
Dessa f6rsamlingar hafva hvardera bygt sig
en- liten kyrka, och aro endast tire mil dem
emellan. Med presterlig ward hafva detill-
syn af pastor A. G. Linden, som besoker
dem kvar fjerde sondag aret ON, da det sig
CORA later.
Torsdagen den april hade vi en- extra
sockenstamma i Nordahl och besl0to kalla
en- studerande fran St. Peter, for att under
sommarferierna halla tvenne mAnaders for
samlingsskola bland oss och skola lonevilko-
rem bestammas da svar ankommer pa for
fragningen, som blifvit stald till skolans
rektor. Sabatsskola halles omedelbart eff
ter gudstjenstens slut med omkring 20 barn.
Foraamlingen beslot afven att bjuda grann-
forsamlingen Providence pa f0rening till
en- forsamling och delta till folje af att
'senighet ger styrka', SAINT att kyrkorna
lgga hvarandra for nara, och ingen af for
samlingarne tyckes villa fytta sin kyrka.
Huru harmed nu kan blifva, far framtiden
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-25
! NELSON, Mimi, den 1e


lRedaktion af SIX. & M. S. 4.
1 en- uppsats af signaturen ]. In fran
denna plats, synlig forliden veckas num-
mer, heter Diet att tva farmaregubbar k0rde
till staden Alexandria med h0 f5rliden vec-
ka, och gubbarne togo litet for mycket till
basta o. s. v. Hvilka dessa farmaregubbar
voro, ar har alimant bekant, namligen o.
Olson och Lars Olson; den forre ar harva-
rande forsamlings diakon, och iir kand af
ALA hiromkring for att vara enallvarlig och
nykter man.
Det ;ir SAINT, att deras hastar pa hemv;igen
borjade att skena och losgjorde sig fran yag-
narne, hvilka blefvo till en- del forstorda.
Pastaendet att de togo litet for mycket till
basta, hvilket ej kan tydas pa annat satt an
att de voro berusade, ;ir helt och hallet af J.
In EFT pahitt och osanning.
Derfore kom fran du j. LIN, som doles
bakom en- falsk signatur, och bevisa dit pa
staende, ON du har nagra argumenter till
dit forsyar. 4.. n
a T. u ~ .5 +
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-25
Entered at the Post Office at 81. Paul
MINI, as second class matter.
Min Rlskling ligger d6d.

Sma fotter sprungo uppa golfvets ira,
Eft lockigt hufvud lag uti mitt kna,
En- liten hand, 50 silkeslen och fin,
Med namnlos frojd jag ofta slot min.
NJ ar den bleknad, ,lapparnes korall,
Den lila varma hand ar stel och kali,
Och ogats eld och kindens friska glod
Eli aro mer-min alskling ligger dod.
Han dog som blomman dor vid hostligil,
Som muntra arlan foil for jagarns pill,
Han somnade sa lugnt, min hjerteskatt,
Som vagen somnar uti sommarnatt.
Uppa min lila gosses tysta DO
Sma blyga blommor utur mullen gro,
Och enkelt kors med hoppets ord uppA,
Bland rosor syns pa tufkladd kulle sta.
Han dog sd ung. Hvem vet, ON ar han
fatt,
ON han alltjemt pa dygdens stigar gait,
Om ej, EFT vilset barn, lifvets strid,
Han glomt, som mangen an, sin barndoms
Sof godt, min son, vid jordens hulda BARN,
Sa godt som forr uppa din moders arm!
En- gang englars Invita- hogtidsskrud .
Jag rakar dig, mitt Soda barn, hos Gud.
III. S-M.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-25

Kanada. En- forharjande eldsvada ut
brot i torsdags acknowledgements i
Quebec. Da elden upptacktes stod redan
nastan halften af byggnaden lagor. Brand
karen arbetade med raskhet, men kunde
foga utratta mot den fran ALA f0nster ut
strommande eldfloden. Den till brandkA-
rens help utsanda militaren lyckades brin-
ga i sakerhet nara halften af biblioteket,
hvilket inneholl 10000 volymer. Endast
vestra aygeln af byggnaden raddades. Upp-
forandet af ett nytt parlamentshus har re-
dan for flera veckor sedan blifvit beslutadt.
Biblioteket var forsakradt for $4,000 och
byggnaden med inventarier for $36, 1000.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-25

Det Sr 81 sagdt att hyad, som infores under denns
afdelnng, alltid 0fverensstammer med redaktio-
mems adgter. "Omnbus," betyder "for alla," och
tidning utbyta tankari fragor, aro af vigt for
STAT kyrka och samhalle. Klart ar att at personlg
heter skandal och det rent triviaa icke under ma
gra omstandigheter lemnas rum. For nyttiga, upp-
lysande danande och innehallsrika skrifvelser Aro
Vi alltd tacksamma. REDAKTIONEN.)
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning., 1883-04-25

tongen ON Fink, som Dir sd andal0s. Var
god och forbattra nina staffel, ty Jag ar en-
dalig skrifvare och en- olard man.
Aktningsfullt
JOHANNES DAMsTRoM.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-04
None but First Cl.s. Goods.

In watches, jeweiry and silverware
one should have the bee or none.
Messrs. Shurley Il Co.. chicago, are
making speciality of fine goods. and
II you need anything In watches, in
dust and waterproof eases, solid silver
or triple plated ware. solid gold or roll
ed gold jewelry, send to Shurley 4 Go.
they will send a single article ut the
dozen price. They are vouched for
and endorsed by the United States Ex-
press Co.. American Express Co.,
Southern Express Co.. +. w. Palmer,
Postmaster of Chicago, Gen'l A. &.
Smith, Ex-State Treasurer. and many
others. Goods sent on approval. with
privilege IF examination enabling you
to do your purchasing at home. Re
member, Shurley 4 Co.. 77State Street
Chicago, iii. Send for their new and
beautifully illustrated catalogue. 96-l,'s
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-04
Arizon,'s wild CamelA
Tombstone Epitar,h.l


The camels now rinning wild in
Arizona we're bought by the United
States government in Asia Minor.
There were seventy-siy cameis in the
fir,t colony" They were first en-
ployed in packing b tween For TETON
and Albuquerque, in some in stances
carving lt0 ra.lors Of water to the
animal and goiny nine days without
themselves. firing of the cam.
els, the government condemned
them, aud they were sold at Bene-
cha to two Frenchmen. who took
them TO Reese river, where thev were
used in packing salt to Virginia City.
Afterwad the animals we're brought
back to Arizona, On for some time
we're engaged in packing ore from Sill
yer King to Yuma; but through some
cause or other the Frenchmen became
disguised there being no market for
camels Just then, and turned the camels
Loose upon the desert near Maricopa
wells, and TO day they and their descend
ants are roaming through the ella val.
ley. increasing and multiplying and
getting fat upon the sicculent sage.
brush and greasewood with which the
cOuntry ahnunas
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-04
The be- farss or Fish.
rEvchapra1

On the hearing of .ish, Seth Green,
of Rochester, writes that ir I'M careful
observation and numerous experiments
tried lie is sa isfied that they have no
ears and cannot hear. He adds
MANY writer's about fish tell us to
avoid all noises around their ponds,
lest they frightan the fish and to be
particularly careful never tn fire a gun
on the grounds. les. the delicate ear OF
the fish should he too much affected.
Fish cannot hear the sound Of bell
nor even whistle, neither will they
start one fraction of an inch ut the
sound of gun fred one foot above
their heads; but the sight of most fish,
and especially the trout family, is very
keen.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-04

London Cor. st. Paul Pioneer Press.
Ii no news is good news, one ought to
be contented with the abundance ofthat
sort Of intelligence one gets in the
English newspapers about America.
There is absolutely no news whatever in
these insular sheets about THINGS that
interest thousands Of Americans in Lon.
don and on the continent. 1t is q won
der to me that some enterprisins Amer.
lean journalist does not undertake To
supply the demand for American news
here. The boundless ocean of English
egotism adds thousands of miles to the
breadth Of the Atlantic Is o barrier Ia
news communication.
Daily Yellowstone journal. [volume] (Miles City, Mont.) 1882-1893, 1883-12-04
The Mules Eye
fExchange.l

Mules are used instead Of horses in
the mines aud tunnels in the west. Mr..
Adolph Sutro describes those in his
famous tunnel as the miners pts, AMI
are cared for with as much tenderness
~ children. Tie animals bec,m so
accustomed to darkness that they can
not see on emerging into sunlight, and,
TO obyiate this difficulty, the men in the
Sutro tunnel are in the habit of cover.
ing the right eye Of the mule while in
darkness and the left eve when in the
light, so that the animal will always
have the full uss Of at least uns optic.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
WASHINGTON.

The Star Route Bribery Case.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 30.-William Dickson,
Brewster Cameron, George w. Driver, Frank
I'll. Fall, James Nelson and Zachariah Tobey
have been summoned to appear before the
grand jury today. 1t is understood that the
charges against Henry A. Bowen are under
investigation.
A Bond Call Contemplated.
Secretary Folger is making estimates with a
view of determining whether he can make a
further call for bonds in the early part of Feb
ruarY
On the Retired List.
Rear Admiral Andrew Bryson was placed
on the retired list of the navy today under
operations of the retirement law.
Cabinet Meeting.
No question of Importance was considered at
the Cabinet meeting today. All the members
were present except Secretary Frelinghuysen.
That gentleman is still indisposed but his
health is reported to be improving.
Alabama Claims Court.
The Court of Commissioners of Alabama
Claims adjourned to the 14th OF February,
docket will be called.
The Pest once Black List.
The Postmaster General today issued an or
der forbiddlng the delivery of money orders
and registered letters to the following named
Chicago firms FlemmiDg & Merriam; e. z.
nett, Hoffman & Co., Cudworth & Co.
President Arthur's Reception.
The Presidents reception tonight was at
tended by great number of people, this being
the first formal opportunity that has been af-
forded the public this season to see the White
House and greetS its occupants. From until
after 10 the mansion was 30 thronged with
callers that extra precautions were necessary
to prevent blockade of entrance and exit.
Gen. Grant and the Retired List.
Mr.. Henderson of Illinois, chairman OF the
House committee on military affairs, has pre-
pared report favorable 10 the bill to rstire y
.. Grant as general OF the army, but the nom
mittee has not acted on ii.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-31
MASSACHUSETTS.
A Boston Crank

Boston, Jan. 30.-A man about fifty years
OF age, giving bis name as Maurice Morey,
drew crowds on State street and vicinity this
morning, by displaying on the top Of pole
conspicuous "notice" printed in large letters
apon cardboard. In substance the proclama-
tion posted as conspirators, frauds and perver-
ters of Justice the justices of the Supreme
Court of Massachusetts, He was arrested on
charge of criminal libel.
Fitchburg Railroad.
At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Fitchburg railroad here today the directors
were authorized to issue bonds 70 the amount
of $500,000 to provide means for funding the
floating debt. The directors were authorized
to request the Vermont aud Massachusetts,
Railroad Company to issue its bonds to an ex-
tent not exceeding million of dollars, for the
purpose of paying bonds OF the Vermont and
Massachusetts, Railroad Co., due in July next,
and also to be applied toward the payment of
the FitchburS company for improvements
road. The directors organized BY thei choice
of VIM. B. Stearns as President, NJ. d. Benson
Treasurer, and t. w. Whittemore, Clerk.
Missing Seamen Heard From.
GLOUCESTER, Jan. 30.-It is reported here
this evening that Charles Ray and John Whit
man, two Of the crew of schooner James A.
Garfield, who were lost in dory on the Grand
Banks in the storm of the 10th of January,
have arrived at st. Pierre, Newfoundland
Killed by Quack.
WORCESTER, Jan 30-Dr. Franklin Pierce
was arrested tonight for causing the death of
Mrs. Mary A. Bemis. He treated her with
kerosene oil, giving her three sweats, from the
result of which she died. The charge is man
slaughter.
@. A. r. Encampment.
BosToN, Jan. 30-The annual encampment
of the Massachusetts G.. A. r. closed this even-
ing with a banquet at which speeches were
made by Governor Butler, Commander-elect
Evans, Vice Commander-in-Ch Bangs,
Comrade Pitman of Marblehead Adjutant
General Brown OF Omaha and Past Depart
ment Commander "Jaek" Adams. The ex-
ercses closed about o'clock, the comrades
Joining in the strains of Marching Through
Georgia.
The Portland daily press., 1883-01-31
MINOR TELEGRAMS.

Rev. III. B. McCallum, veteran journalist
and editor and proprietor of the Florida Un-
ion, which he sold Saturday last, died yester-
day Of consumption.
The Treasury Department at Washington
was closed yesterday out of respect to the
memory Of Colonel o. FL. Irish, late chief of
the bureau of engraving and printing, whose
funeral took place yesterday afternoon. The
services took place at the New York Avenue
Presbyterian church. The attendance was
large and included many prominent officers Of
the government. Interment was made at Oak
Hill Cemetery.
Henry G. Langley, the veteran compiler of
Pacific coast statistics and Of various directo-
ries died, died in San Francisco Monday even
ing aged 20. He was an old New York Jour-
naiist, having started the Morning News in
conjunction with James o. Sullivan and SAM
uel j. Tilden. He was very prominently
known on the California coast. He went to
California IN 1849.
The New York Senate yesterday confirmed
Messrs. KearnaD, Rogers and O'Donnell as
railroad commissioners.
The Duke and Duchess of Edinburgh have
started for st. Petersburg.
It is rumored that the French ambassadors
at Vienna and Berlin have resigned.
Steamer Kansas, from Boston, has arr we'd at
Liverpool. She has suffered considerable dam
age from collision.
The Boston Advertiser says the reported ap-
pointment of Miss Clara Barton as Matron Of
the Woman's Prison at Sherborn is untrue