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Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25

s5sO On Desenber i. the total number ~
dist lleriesi u the country was Be5, against
2256 ct the same time last year. vii 1s =
total daily prod ucing capacity 81 J.
e6t, gallons aeainst 22633, 600 the year be-.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25

Steiner ID q sickly 1,lsn and not tie equal offy
his assailants IN phy sical com that 1nsa his
detense of aelf- don VII be . good plea
u, the courts corsn As will hold an
inquest tomorrow. u The nurd rcd 4nnen
has q large family living in the llage..5
Sterner had NO farliY, and IL 4 brother-in In
law os q. 81. Love, ditor u f the exhaan
ni1akin s aaazi $50
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25
Republican Congressional Commit
tee.

A Joint republican caucus Of senators ana
repr sentatives was held on the night of the
18th inst, to appoint congressional cam.
paign committee for the preparati on and
circulation Of documents concerning the
subjects pending before congress and also
political information, and the execution OF
such other campaign work as NAV be
agfeed upon by that committee and the Re.
publican national committee. The mem
bers Of the committee agreed NJ
on by the representatives of the states
were:
California, Senator Miller; Florida. a.
Bisbse; illinois, G. R Davis; Iowa, Senator
Allison; Kansas, Thomas Ryan; Nassachu.
sst,s, Senator Hoar, Minnesota, ". D.
Wasnburn; Mississippi, Judge Jeaords;
Nevada, Senator Jene New Hampshire.
Senator Blair; New Jersey, Senator Sewell;
New York, F. Hiscock; North Carolina
James, e. OHara; OHIO, William McKit lev.
Jr; PENNSYLVANIA, J. NJ. Campbell; Suuih
Carolina, E NJ. Mackey; Vermont, G. W.
Stewart; Wess Virginia, Nathan Cot, Jr ;
Wisconsin, Senator Sawyer; Dakota, ]. B.
Raymond, Idaho, Theodore s,ngiser; New
Mexico; +. Liena; Washington Territory, T.
III, Rreats.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25
Thursday, January II,

InnTSd0y, january II.
SENATE. chair laid before the senate
q memorial from William Pitt kellogg, de-
nying all imputa,ions against him con-
tanned in recent documents transmitted to
the senate.
BY Mr., Van ia secure reasonable
rates OF transportation for the people over
railroads aided oy the government.
By Messrs. Bayard. Frye, Miller IN. ~
and Morrell, from various temperance or.
CARNATIONS, for constitutional amend.
msnt prohibiting the manufacture or sale oil
alcoholic liquors as beverage.
The president sent the following nomina-
tons to the senate. Richard LAMBERT, Cal.
1fornla, United States consul at San Blas,
Mexico. Postmasters--WilIian p. For
svthe. Jefferson. Wis: Solomon H. Keller.
Medford, Wis; George w. McNulty, Belle:
Vue, Iowa.
HOUSE The house settled the Missis-
sippi river bill the first thing after the
morning hour by the decisive vote of ZIG
to GA for the appropriation, the bill going
through without amendment. I:appropri-
ates 81 ,000. 600 as q temporary matter, to
carry IN the work. ....
The president transmitted communion
ton from the secretary OF war and score.
tary of the navy setting forth the necessity
OF another expedition to Smiths sound for
the relief of the Greedy party, and special
nj ssage recommending an Immediate appro.
,prlation for the purpose. Secretaries Lin
coin and Chandler. in their letter to the
president, state that the relief board recon.
mend the purchase and fitting out of
two steam whaIers to leave New York
May 1, and res en- % pernavik about May 20.
sAenAaller advance ship, which may take
greater risks is also suggested. .cl5$$sz5t%e
5 "A part of the day was devoted to bust
ness on the 81. house calendar. ysry little.
reconmitta al Of bill 10 amend the patent
laws, passing another of minor importance.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25

u The Casualties or the Week.
GINS Tboreson, q farmer living near Esth,
erville, left town, On the j It'll inst, intoxi.
Gated and was found frozen to death the
next day. He wasa hahitual drunkar
The schooner Huntsfo Q, fisherman,
/ from Gloucester, Mass, Is given up as lost,
with fourteen men aboard, who leave seven
widows md orphans.
Hall g PARIS grocery house 81 81. Pau
! was bad - burned on the 21st. II.nss SIS
s00e, full INSURED.
James snitf, was frozen 10 death near
Butte, Mont. hiie going homo drunk.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25

an t1Se private calendar, nd fhs bin Tor TIE
sreliefo f Gen. FIlx John Porter was coi:sid.3
cred. Msssra Slocsm u IN W Tor and Ly-
I p,sn n sI,.,R q ID favor Of and
Ar. Scale All inliaua against the bill,
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25
Wednesday, january 16.

Wednesday, January 16.
SENATE MIR. Hoar called up his bill
providing for the electoral vote, being the
same as the bill passed by the senate of the
Forty seventh congress. 1t was again
passed without debate.
bill introduced in the senate to-day by
Senator Beck authorizes the establish ent
of special bonded warehouses for distilled
quors. II provides that whenever distii.
lery is discontinued permanently or distil.
ling has been suspended for twelve months,
and the quantity OF distilled spirits held in
distillery warehouse does not exceed 4, ZOO
gallons, the distiiler may pay the tax on
such spirits or cause them to be removed
in bond from the distillery warehouse to a
special bonded warehouse.
When the rule forbidding the sale of liza :
uors in the capitol was reached, Mr.. Bayard
moved to strike out the words ''or malt, !"
SO as to except malt liquors from exclusion .
Mr.. Bayard called for the yeas and nays
on adoption of his amendment, but the diff
ferences Were adjusted without q vots by
striking cut the words ssspirituous and
matt" and inserting the word ''intoxica.
ting" This word Eye said was as salts &C.
tory to him as was the language of the pro-
hibitory statute OF Maine.
HOUSE Bills were introduced for the is.
sue of 2per cent. bonds, their deposit as
security tor national bank notes and remit
ting tax on circulation of bank notes when
secured by deposits of these bones; appro-
priating annually 1000, 600 for the mann
tenance OF the Erie canal; putting jute on
the fee list; building ship canal around
Niagara Falls. A large number OF resoIu-
tons we're offered calling upon the cabinet
officials for Information. Debate on the
81 100 90 appropriation bill for the Miss
issippl was resumed but no final action was
taken, though general debate was closed,
several amendments made by opponents OF
the measure voted down and the bill report
ed to the house.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25
The Criminal Record,

The body o fAmelia Oleson, seamstress
was found in the outskirts of Chicago; the
remains we're neatly and respectfully clothed.
Around the neck there was CONSPICUOUS
mark, as if she had been strangled by means
of her veil. For distanre OF a block there
were tracks and marks in the snow, 1ndica-
ting that she had been dragged. that dis
tance, and the body was lying in position
leading to the conclusion that the untoftu.
nate girl han been first outraged by the
seoundrel who Eaardered her.
Leroy Donovan, convicted of the murder
Of William Leighton, at Rock Springs,
Wyoming, in May, 1883, was hanged at
Il awlins, Friday the 18th. Donovan was
twenty.thTee years of age. He was also
known as John Lee, and by some supposed
20 b. a son Of John D. Lee, the Mormon
bishop of Mountain Meadow massacre no.
toriety. He killed Leighton for his money.
Donovan was the first white man executed
in Wyoming by process of law. ="< r.
J. J A sensation was caused at Wheeling, Va.
by the publication of an attempt to steal the
remains of the Rs. Rev. Il. V. Wheeler, the
last bishop of this diocese If the Catholic
church, from the vault in which they rest
beneath the Whelan Memorial chapel in
Mount Calvary cemetery. The object was
to secure q reward for the return OF the re-
mains, and the attempt WAS only prevented
from succeeding by the accidental discovery
of Operations.
A colored child's death on the farm of
Gen. Harding, near Nashville, Tenn, ex-
cited suspicion, and an investigation re.
vealed the fact that for two or three DAYS
the neither Of the child had forced it to
swallow large Numbers of pins and needles,
thus causing its death. p
@ss At Dallas, Miss, a general row oc.
CURED in the store of William Harmon, re.
sulting in the killing of Evans Harmon, the
fatal wounding OF William Harmon and
Robert Larnar, and the serious WoundiDg
ofothers. f.5.b.: 4#1r ~ p
IA New Years eve the turnkey of the Erie
county. N. T., penitentiary got. drunk, and
the prisoners took his keys, over 400 OF
them enjoying the freedom nf the corridors,
but none attempted to escape. 5s ia
II Willis Kissee and Jack Kellogg, two
! sporting men, became involved in quarrel
i ever game of cards at aunnison, Colo,
both using rsvolvers Kisse6 was instantly
y killed and Kellogg viii die. (, T.
# Worley. the nephew Of Gen. Sherman,
Il who married two very confding women
4 has been convicted and sentenced to the
II. West Virginia pelitentiary for six years.
$s Charles Whitehead, managing dltor Of
& The Los Angeles CAL. Evening Republican
!. was fatally wounded by q discharged
printer. Ss NJ s>3s 81 /
L The brigand chief, slssi, was shot dead in
/ Sardinia by carbineers arresting him. He
made desperate resistance. # s ~ !# fs A #5sss
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25
FORTY 4 C0lN RREESS.
Z EsslesdGlt, january 16.E

SENATE. "A resoluti ion from citizens 'oi
#tJlanssB was presented askiing consti tion.
&al amend granting woman suffrage;
also petition from citizena 81 Minnasots
praying that colonies Of families be allowed
,lay ont villages on public lands il order
TO- establish operafi ind nstr i'll societies
Mr. Althony 's'resol ilsion concerning the
Sprohibition of the i'm portation Of healthfnl
meats was considered ii length.
The select com nnittee on Mississippi river
!, duced reducing rates On the II 4io1 and Cen-
ral Pacif ie rail Ways. b
4. In executive session Mexican treaty was
considered and the following nominations
confirmed: 5# ;# a.$s
Reuben A. Allen, Indian agent, Black
foot agency, Mont, Thomas Wrong, receiv-
er Of public moneys, Coneordia, Kas.;
James Lewis, survey or general, Louisiana;
John B. Ev-rett, register, N tchell OAK. !;
David 8. Hoffman. register, Like City, Col.
Walter s: Harlburt, rec.iver. of public
Dardaselle, Ark; Abr4m @. zWh;pple,
receiver of public moneys, Creelsburg, Oak.
Postm asters- Edmund NJ. Coseler, Penn.
binas Dak..; Erwin johnson, Bellevue,
Idaho; ?. O. Babcock, Monticello, Iowa;
Benjamin I. Kenny, Harlan, love-; Jona-
than Maxson, West Liberty, Iowa; Walter
A. Noel, Adsl, Iowa: James De Wolf, Vail,
Iowa; Richard L. Bigger, Lisbon, Oak;
Charles Z. Hollenbeck, Parker, OAK; James
e. Williams, Tower City, OAK, Will lam
Hooper, Walnut, Iowa; John r. S,ebbins,
La Porte City, Iowa; Thomas Il. Stephens,
Glen wood, Iowa; w. n. n. Learned, PORT
Townsend, Wyo; Henry Schmidt, Aazoma-
ME, Wis. |F~E .":# s.
HousE.-Live stock dealers. through Re-
preventative a atch. submitted to the house
q petition asking legislation to protect their
interests. The memorialists ask congress
to provide means for the extinction Of
plcura-pnsumonia. This they say can on y
be done by the slaughter of all infected
cattle. The estimated expense of such q
measure is 81, 500, 600.
The house did not quite pass bill, but it
laid several bills on the calendar aside 10
get at the mississippi river million dollar
appropriation, ana then talked all around
it for the rest Of the afternoon without final
action. This was the first regular commit
tee day, and the propositions of committees
were received by the speaker, elicting quite
number OF reports mostly Enfavorable.
The dead ducks were filled away ON the
speakers table, in legislative parlance, to
lie fthere until called Tor by Gabriel. The
call OF committees was followed by the in
PRODUCTION of bills aud resolutions for ref
erenCe.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25

The burning Of the Vaughn building al
ProyideDce, 3 q. caused 8 loss OF $4,000;
Insurance. 81, O0S. 81 S. 1900
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25

. Thers was division drill q tho Armonv
e e 81. Paul, y which q and % comparlies
look part The captains were advanced Ia
Iths places Of ieutenapt colonial md major !.
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25

Tue prsEce OF Wales, in his ofiicaas
Icapacity Of grand master of Freemasons,
has consented to issue warrant Tor 8
total abstainers lodge in London. 3.s
Little Falls transcript. [volume] (Little Falls, Morrison County, Minn.) 1876-1894, 1884-01-25

Senator 4 onkl IS essdited with
the desire so I, ecom q the Deasor 81
500. !. and then retire II prtyste lie.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-11-12
Om valen

Tunga moln hafva varit lagrade pa der
politiska himmelen och aro tyvarr ej annu
skingrade. Redan fore valet befarades att
kampen emellan de bada hufvudpartierna
skulle blifva hard dock ej, sasom den nu
visat sig, nastan oafgjord. Vid de forsta
rapporternas inhemtande sag man, att re.
publikanerna behofde val taga vara pa sina
tillgangar ifall de voro angelagne om.seger
och sedermera hafva de vid fera tillfallen
t. o. m. misstrostat ON denna seger. De-
mokraterna hafva sjungit segersanger, utan
att veta hvad de jublat 0fver. Deras prin-
clip synes vara att handla j favitsko. Viss-
het saken erhalles f0rst vid The county
boards sammantrade som eyer eller rattare
sagdt egde rum den IL DIS men hvars for
handlipgar vi ej aro tillfalle att meddela.
Utan att yttra nagot angaende det slutliga
resultatet, hvilket som sagdt annu knappast
nagon kanner, villa vi dock anfora nagra
ord ur EFT telegram fran Augusta, Me-, af
den 8 ds., deri det heter bl. a.: "Mr. Blaine
hade aldrig starkare tillforsigt till sin ut
manning an just nu. Man pastar att hans
pluralitet New York kommer att uppga
till en- hold som ej blott skall ofverra-
ska folket utan afven satta hans utvaljande
utom ALA tvifyeI."
Da delta kommer for vara lasares ogon
ar resultatet, vi hoppas sa, redan kandt,
och villa vi derfor +. NJ ej vidare orda ON
presidentvaIet. F6r att gifva vara lasare
en- narmare uppgift pa Minnesotavalen
lemnas har nedan en- detajerad redogorelse
derf0r:
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-11-12

salighet for ALA dem som tfo. Men oak
tadt aposteln ,icke vile veta nagol annat d,
Kri tus och honom korsfast, ,sa anvInde hal
dock mensklig konst och vetanskap, .sason
vi Sc af hans tillv5gagaende Athen ocl
bland de bildade grekerna. yasar skol,
vi studera de verldsliga vetenskn nperna, G.
in vetenskapens tempelgas dar, om ick,
for att vinna desto fera for Gdds fike - v
villa ju Iowa Herren att helt npposIla os
at honom, att blifva ratte bed5aia. Skull,
nagon dag vara en- raft b6nedaR, sa bordt
denna vara det. Bygga vi emellertid hels
var verksamhet pa Kristus och den pforfal
skade kristendomen, I'd skal sisserliger
vart arbete kunna fortga till Gpds rsamnt
ana och sjalars frdlsning. Detta give Her.
rem Jesus!
Dernast h0ll pastor q. A. Sweps5n ett
langt, innehallsrikt och utmarkt VII atforl,
tai ON "vigten och betydelsen af vslre ge.
mcnsamma aroverk for vart folk u kyrk-
ligt och borgerligt hanseende. g
l hopp ON att ifragavarande tai blir SYM
ligt i tryck-det vore onskligt om Diet afyen
kunde ske med de ofriga-vill jae endast
mamma att talet var i hog grad uniolistiskt,
mar ordet fattas ON vart eget samfand. i
dessa upplosningens och .splittringens tider
behofver man visserligen lagga tonvigt pa
ett gemensamt laroverk, en- gelnensam
prestbildningsanstalt, med andra ord: en-
lara, en- tro, EFT dop och Gud alias var Fa-
der!
Pa aftonen samma dag gaf Augilstana
Oratorio Society" en- konsert pa Jubilee
Hall. Intradesafgiften var 25 cents och
konserten var bade val besokt och efter for
handen varande omstandigheter slyckad".
Sjukdom hade nemligen fororsakat lU-kor
i Diet annars omvexlande programmed och
dessutom hade sallskapet ifraga icke f0rr
an pa de tvenne sista veckorna tanla pa att
gifva denna sangarfest.
Harmed var emelIertid icke h6gtiden
slut. ON man icke hade sparat det basta
vinet till pafoljande dag, sd var Diet Atnain-
stone af det basta Redakt0r Joh. a. Enan-
der holl da en- forelasning ofver Gnstag II
Adolf.
Hogtidligheterna gynnades af yaekerta
och soligt vader och besoktes AZ en- ansenlig
folkskara deribland manga alaerikaner.
Matte ocksa det som forekom bara rika
frukter till Guds rikes utBredahde och befisA.
stande ibland Sveas s0ner och dottrar det
ia vidstrackta land!
ANDREW.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-11-12
ALLMhNNA NYHETER,
ANDREW.

TacksAselsedagen ar af presiden
Arthur utsatt att fras torsdagen den 27de
november.
Till postmastare Trade River, Wis al
A. G. Lundblad utnamd
FSrenta Staternas kontanta kassa.
behallning utgjorde den dennes $434, ,OOs.
I572.
SvinkOlera har utbruti i Clay county
Dakota och f0rorsakat farmarne stora for.
luster.
Prairieeldar ha 6delagt ofver 10 ,OOC
acres skogland omnejden af Sturgis, Da.
kota.
Mrs. Virginia Farrgut, enka efter den
tappre amiralen borgarkriget, har afgatt
med d0den 2l ar gammal.
Rtk a1kastnfng. En- farmare Hut.
Crimson Co., Dakota, har pa 16 acres land
skordat 260 bushels linfro.
Thomas Olsen Brule county, Dako.
ia, arresterades harom dagen; anklagad att
hafva anlagt prairiebrand.
SGren Christiansen Flandreau,
D. T., adomdes forliden dag "a ar och ma.
naders strafarbete for mord d Nils Jensen.
Texas befolkning anslas till 2,2l5, 700,
hvilket visar att staten under de sista fyra
aren forokats med 6M 900 individer.
En- svager till major Carter Harrison
i Chicago jemte fiera andra demokrater
arresterades valdagen for svek vid yalur-
norma.
En- koIOni pa so personer fran Con
necticut har inkopt en- st6rre landstracka j
Barnes county Dakota for att derstades
idka jordbruk.
En- statiOnskarl vid MANN Peter
Gunderson, anstald vid kolkompaniets jern-
vag vid Fort Dodne, Iowa. blef den DIS a
banan 0fverk0rd och d0dad.
Fran Crook county Oregon skrifves,
att en- mangd hastar satt lifvet till de sista
veckorna till foljd deraf att de atit en- giftie
vaxt som vaxer langs vatteLdragen.
Tidnings-veteranen herr W.T. Storey
grundlsggaren Al" Chicago Times," som pa
sista tiden till fold af ofveranstrangnine
varit sinnessjuk, har afidit.
Angareu Oceanic afgick for nagra da
gar sedan fran San Francisco till Hons
Kong Kina. Angaren medforde 1,ool
kineser och $500, 900.
H6gsta domstoIen Iowa har i ct
utslag forkiarat. att fir dsdomare ega myn
dighet att ad6ma boter intill $1,000 fo
brott mot nykterhetslagen.
Wisconsin Central banan ar nu fiirdis
76 mil pa dess forlangning fran Chippew,
Falls till st. Paul. De resterande % milel
aro afven det narmaste fardiga.
KOnkursernas antal F6renta Sta
terna uppgick under fora veckan till Is
och Kanada till 81, eller tillsammans 20e
mot 267 veckan f0rut.
Gustaf MarkusOn en- norsk farmar
: skot sig haromdagen narheten af North
wood, Da., EFT anfall af sinnesforvirrina
Han efterlemnar hustru och fera barn.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-11-12

Frankrike. Koleran har utbrutit
Paris. Under fora veckan intraffade q
sjukdomsfall och l3 d6dsfall. Myndighe-
terna CORA ALT for att begransa farsoten. -
Franska regeringeu har beslutat 5000 man
trupper till Tonkin. Arbetarekrisen
Lyon synes antaga en- ganska hotande ten.
dens. Harom dagen holIo de sysslolosa ar
betarne ett mycket stormigt mote, pa hvil-
ke, den forste talaren, medborgaren Paulot,
angrep den parlamentariska understandings
commissioner och klandrade de delegerade
for den hallning de intogo under slit besok
i Lyon. Flere talare af bada k6nen skildra-
de derefter arbetarnes nod och 6fverhopade
bourgeoisien med han och hotelser. For
samlingen antog slutligen en- dagordning,
som klandrade den parlamentariska kom-
missioner, hvars understanding endast varit
en- komedi, som arbetarne nu tr0ttnat vid.
- Rykten ON ytterligare ministerforan-
dringar Frankrike omtalas de senaste ut.
landska tidningarna. Salunda sager en- kor-
respondent till Daily News. General Cam.
penon skall sannolikt inom kort afga fran
sin plats som krigsminister, hvarest man
sjelfva verket lange velat ersatta honom
med general Lewal. Jag tvifar ocksa pa
att amiral Peyron will sta qvar som sjomi-
mister, Bada ministrarne hafva pa det be-
stamdaste vagrat att inga pa vidare ned.
prutningar deras anslagstitlar, och gene
raj Campenon will icke pataga sig ansvaret
for f0rsvagandet af den hemmavarande ar
meen genom att till Tonkin och Kina san
da de stora f6rstarkningar utan hvilka, oaf-
sedt hur manga tusen kineser som d6das
enskilda lysande drabbningar, inga varak-
tiga f0rdslar 6fver de 6fvervaldigande mas
sorna aro m6jliga. Paristidningen LIE Soir
sager att Herissons tillbakatradande och
Rouviers inkallande hans stale har skarpt
aptiten hos nyhetsmanglarne och kandida-
terna till ministeriella platser, hvilka alltid
halla god utkik efter nagon forandring in.
ON kablnettet. I f0rsta rummet diskuteras
m6jligheten af Melines afgang, hvilken, sa-
ges det ,icke kommer 0fverens med Rouvier,
hvars frihandelsasigter aro val KINDA. Det
sages ocksa att Rouvier sjelf icke ar mold
med en- sd latt portfolj som handelsdeparte-
mentets, afven ON kolonierna hanf0ras un-
der samma departement.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-11-12

Egypien. En- ny egyptisk kenferena
af de europeiska stormagterna ar samman-
kallad att mota Berlin. Egyptens fl
nanser befnna sig EFT sd bedr6fiigt skick
att stallningen for den egyptiska regerin-
gen, sager Nubar pascha, blifver odrag
lig ON 81 omedelbart EFT nytt Ian erhal-
les.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-11-12

Bcigien. Rykten ON nya stamplin-
gar af dynamitmannen hafva foranledt att
Antwerpen och 6friga belgiska hamnar 6f
verraskas af engelske detektiver.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-11-12

Italicn. Koleran har ater b6rjat sk6r
da offer Neapel. I fredags intrafade SIT
sjukdomsfall, af hvilka tva medf0rde do
den.
Skaffaren och Minnesota stats tidning. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1882-1885, 1884-11-12

StOrbritHnnten. Uppror raider pa
skottska on Skye. Flera blodiga slagsmal
ha redan forekommit mellan torparne och
polisen. - foljd af de radikales angrepp
pa Diet konservativa valm6tet Birmingham
har ett antal unge man af medelklassen be.
slutit bilda EN- skyddsbrigad, fordelad tva
regemcnten. Mira 1000 unge man, af hvil-
ka en- del tillhor stadens gymnastikf0renin-
gar, hafva erbjudit sina tjenster, och de for.
sakra, att for framtiden akola radikalerna
ej lhnge 10 ,oroa elt konseryativt mote. Bir-
minghams konsSrativa f5rcning ar betSnkt
pa att vidtaga lakliga matt och steg for be-
| straffande af dem som kunna befnnas hafva
eggat mangden till stormning af m6tesloka-
len. En- af Birminghams tidningar offent-
ligg6r EFT bref fran en- konservativ here
som forklarar att 900 main skola yara far
olga att springa nasta liberala mote. Bref-
skrifvaren tilldgger att denna sprangning
skall bli EFT skadespel jemforelse hvarmed
upptradet Aston, pa de conservatives mo-
te, maste betraktas som EFT tevattensm6te af
qvakare. - Drottning Victoria ar missn6jd
med kejsarm6tena, berattar tidningen Me-
mortal diplomatique, och sedan nagon It'd
ha ON denna SAX litliga f6rhandlingar egt
rum mellan engelska hofvet och statsmini.
stern Gladstone. Drottningen kan 81 utan
ledsnad Sc frdmmande monarker samman.
trada for att afg6ra fragor som sysselsatta
Europa, utan att Storbritanniens herska.
rinna eller tronarfvinge nagonsin deltaga i
dessa konferenser, hvilka den europeiska
jemnvigten ofta kommer under debatt och
de vigtigaste beslut, som hafva inverkan
pa Englands politik i ALA delar af verl-
den, fattas utan neutrality-suspicious. h6-
rande.