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Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02
Indtana's opportunity.

II the people OF Indiana are wise in their
day and generation the, will not omit this
great opportunity to place one OF her honored
sons In the presidential chair. II Is an
opportunity which, II lost, may not occur
again for generations to come. -I'd'anapo'fs
Journal.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02

The democratic party seems to be In posi-
tion very similar to a man who was hoisted by
his own petard. IL was foolng with free
trade dynamite that did it, CleVtldHd Leader.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02
Clevci,nd,s Nristn,te

When Cleveland issued the message which
proclaimed his policy he made the mistake Of
supposlng that the country dh not know the
difference between tariff reform" aud free
trade "-Brooktyn Standard U,ioa.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02

Ma. j. w. Powell of the geological
survey, an | his stall of scientific men are
engaged day and night in the solution of
the problem presented by congress in the
new act for the survey o the arid Ian S
with a view to ir igation. The barren
lands of the great basin between the
Rocky noun ins and central Kansas com
prises ], 800, 600 ,uare miles, or one-third
OF the entire area Of he United States. a
good deal of this cannot be economical Y
irrigated, for various reasons, but ii has
been decided bv Ma Powell that a quar-
ter Of it, and perhaps more can be, and
that it is practicable TO make it so attract
i've to settlers that it will bear In uriant
crops and dense popu'a ion. If one
fourth be irrigated, it would make the
other three-lo rths valuable as an iliary
timber and pasture lands. Con yre3s has
appropriated 500, OJO to begin the inves.
tigaton, PROMISING that at least twice as
much more shall be allotted to the work
at the next session.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02

Rev, DR.. Henderson of Detroit, believes
In civil service reform for county iails
He says that many young men, perhaps
innocent, are placed in all to await
trial, and, having nothing to do but play
cards, and amuse themselves by reading
the vile literature with which they are
abundantly supplied, many are made
criminals by association with other and
more hardened criminals. As a remedy
the DIR. suggests the cell system, employ
ment and education of he prisoners, in
trusting the care of them to men who
have served period "a turnkey. n
other words, to make the lice of sheriff
appoinive instead of elective, and to keep
such men as have shown themselves
capable in Office.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02

young girl In Ty Ty, Ga, seized an Ak
and put two tramps TO fight. Our suffering
contributor thinks she would be "a gug.
good girl to Ty-Ty to'''-Norrisfopn Hsreld.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02
Tbe,r s,z. E,s,Jv CnIculcted.

We shall know in November exactly what
the Mugwump vote amounts to- As PADDY
remarked Of the pig that jumped through n
FIVE by seven pane OF glass, "Begorrab. I've
got your dimensions, onyhow. "-NT York
GrdDhc.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02
AL There L. of IL.

In short protection protects and free trade
destroys country's prosperity That is all
there is Of it.-7foy Times.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02

A mammoth locomotive is now near y
completed at the Huxley works. Boston,
for the AtchisOn, Topeka and Santa Fe
railroad. 1t is designed by G.. S. tory of
New York, carries two cabs, one over the
center of the boiler for the engineer, the
other in the old style for the fireman. II
Is the largest passenger locomotive ever
built. A Worthington steam pump so
works that a great part of the exhausted
steam is pumped back and serves to heat
the water In the tank. Another economy
in fuel is the work of large combustion
chamber, which burns up all the gas. II
is expected to make eighty miles an hour
with ten passenger cars on an ordinary road.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02
The President on the surplus.

The president follows the practice and IS
governed by the necessities of his party. He
announces that there Is surplus OF S3J, 0O0,-
900 in the Treasure, due 10 excessive income
IL has been shown that there is no such sur
plus revenue The republican party admits
that there is excessive taxation and excessive
revenue, but II is ey dent that the government
cannot get by hook or 10y crook. too much
money for The democrats to spend. The
"party OF economy can waste more money
in GEAR than It's opponent can eEpend in
presidential term.
The democrats are what the thrifty New
Enganders call bad managers" o. the
eve OF a presidential election they contra
diet their professions Of plrs'mony by their
eXirayagant practices. The revenues of the
year have been discounted The president
knew when he wrote his message that the re-
ceipts OF the government for the current is-
cal wear would not be $780, 100, 600 IN excess
OF its expenditures: that, on the contrary,
there would he not much, II any, over Sl2,-
O00 600. He knew that he was counting past
accumulatons aud including the sinking
fund when lie wrote the statement in his let
ter Of Gccertance that the surplus was $780,
600 900. We are sorry 10 see that the presi.
dent is given over to efforts 10 confuse terms
lie seeks to create false impression in his
talk about the surplus. Having given the
amount OF past accumula lions, he tries to
make II appear that his figures relate TO
dence could be furnished that the people are
exorbltautly taxed. The extent OF the super
huous burden indicated BY this surplus will
be better apr rcciated when 10 is suggest
ed that such surplus alone represents taxa
ton aggregating more than SlOS,OOO in a
county containing 80, 600 inhabitants"
This Is fiat dishonesty for the president In
tends TO convey the idea that the government
collects $3.50, U0),0 Of taxes In excess OF its
needs. This, as We have said, Is not true
This surplus, so far as IL can be counted
such has grown with years, and, moreover, II
includes the sinking fund, which must be
satisfied so long as the present law Is in
force " the democrats had done what the
president now says ought 10 be done, and had
red ueed the current revenues Sl3l, OO1OOO,
the public debt would have been increased
by nearly $40, 00O,0D. That is the kind Of fl
Wandering which Mr. Cleveland recommends
in the letter of acceptance the writing
Of which has taken such an uncOnscionable
time. We do not remember that so false n
statement as this ever came from the execu-
tive mansion, unless II NAV have been some
utterance Of Polk about the MeNlcaus, or OF
| Buchanan about the rebels. We can spare
some revenue, 1t is true, but we cannot spare
any this year, nor any year during which
| spendthrift democrats control the house of
| representatives -NeW York .Uda and En-
/ DreSy
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02

An important event in railroad circles
IS the opening Of branch of the Northern
Pacific from Minneapolis TO Winnipeg.
This is essentially the first American road
built on Canadian soil. 1t comes in direct
Competition with the Carad an Paciec
railroad into Mantob', and is 20 relieve
the people of that territory of the yoke of
that monopoly. 1t remains 20 he seen what
succor will be given by the American rail
road built at the invitation of the people
of Manitoba. 1t may be effective in re
duclng freight rates for the province, and
then again, it may pool with the Canadian
Pacific and share in the extortion so long
practiced.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02

A brilliant victory for Harrison and Kim.
ball at the polls In Missouri this year appears
as inevitable as any political event OF the
future can be.-SL Lous GlO6,. Democrat
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-11-02

Excluding nil Chinese.
The bill introduced In the house OF repre-
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-03-31
80 a4bins go -a4DMO2i ~
.thi slMng gdi l1 9mtN3N.-lS'
a TRYING nay


50i $50 bilF 1d lAg 5Ioui G}u.I l0n gi
aowIeobia ST. C1AIa. 'od 'i1slin.
y.o aG u 81 ,aHA Inn 5GoD 81 Ol
There are days Of bitter anguish, os ,Elois
Dark with tempests and With Tears .iIoii
Days that are fierce and frey, ai9qm9i odl
That brand all the coming years sola mi lo
Days whose more than martyrs triumph, i,
Well may make the poets lay,,sat,-.0o,,
But what pen has told the story ,.,, g., e.
Ofa prosy trying day. ~ :" M,
When the air is raw and chilly, oglyya9n
And the sky is overcast, &C.,. ocilay,,
And the golden. gladstone SUNSHINE, "a a.,
Seemsa memory of the past.
When your breakfast is a failure, '"' 20 ~
And the cookis in the dumps ee9hJ ip
And your, next door neighbor warns YOU i3g
"Allthe children have the umps.Tin3T
When your good man rises moody "4p'
About something in his "shares."h ii1f
And the baby opens business hhA al9jsE
BY tumble down the stairs. .IA51g yl9y
When the milkis sure to sour,l idyii % I,
And the dishes sure TO break, 9qx9 lenu
And the nurse to lose q cousin, .,,. ..,,, IN,
And cav course go see him wake ,.,,.
When your Johnny tears his jacket
Where no hand can hide the rent,
And you miss your umbrella, =; =; Az.
And remember at is Lent
When your "New Improved Domestic" 81 u
Gets the dickens Id its stitch, 81 '''''9Ni
And you work your nerves IL aboveAs Va
To q veryiconcert pitch jS9rA q a ii tnd
When your rooms a0 are alEcon1iusioIG IG'di 1891:
And your 'hait'isa aouf u crimp, buG ,WEi II
And the lbabyiyellihg madlyp p1ni Il ,b9dsI
Like iittleiimp, ,inR5l ynG isniaa,
And your husbanI dearest naother,d aish
In her kind maternal way, a.oa1,.
"Draps in jest to see the children -.
And to have 9sdet day" sNi'i'1''iiino'
We have Faith to guide us upward, a,i(eoo
Through this darksome vale of tears, ~
We have Hope to cheer and help us 90
\ Through lifes sorrows and ife'sfears,,
We have Love thstiwins the battlelo1i h9yi
Against darkness DEATH despair - 9Ar1
| But there do come days when woman
Wants to be man and-say something.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-03-31
To Those Interested.

We desire to employ number of
people to handle our Garment Cutter
in this state and in adjoining states,
and we especially desire competent
parties (either ladies or gentlemen)
to 60 into the different counties and
different districts in counties of this
state and organize the work. Any
active intelligent person willing to
work is capable of handling the cut
ter. II. w. RUNfBLEY, a'
General Agent,
McMinuville Tenn.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-03-31
Poultry.

Mead & Ritchey and their agents
will buy hens again next Wednesday.
VIII pay for hens, sc, ducks, sc,
roosters, half price, geese, DC.
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-03-31
LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Postofice at McMinn.
vile. Tenn3 for the week ending Mar. go,
which hyill be forwarded to the Dead. Letter
office II not called for In IN tiavs! ala uBdT
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-03-31

Tracy City News: If there Isl sfany-d
one we would like to see go to con-
gress from this district it is Col, w,
d. Spears of Jasper. An old and
tried friend, but.we Believe that coz
John R.INeal willget the renomina-
ton almost without oppositioa, be
cause he is a good man and DESERVES
recognition of services rendered. , Z
Southern standard. (McMinnville, Tenn.) 1879-current, 1888-03-31

By orderlof p. o. Department, Zone Gent
must be, collected on all advertised letters.i
Parties calling, for any Of these Letters
will please say'a Advertised nj d.aifHfC7fT fs'ffslq
, m01l 91ni1sleb Ed IL. .rWooD,PgM.G II
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-03-07
sistnamda fiod till en- stracka af is q
20 mil sedan begynna tamrackmossar

sistnimda flod till en- stracka at is
20 mil sedan begynna tamrackmossar
SAINT "sandryggar". I narheten az
Red Lake finnes valdiga tallskogar.
hvilka nOg med tiden k0mma att for
vandlas till sagtimmer och forslas ned
for aoden. Thief River Falls kan s3
fall blifva en- vigtig lumber plats''. i.
N. fnnas har handelsbutiker och 81
hotell. Har ar en- utmarkt plats fijr
uppsattande. af smidja och yagnfabrik.
God handel DRIVES har med de q reser-
vationen boende indianerna. Dessa haf-
va namligen stora qvantiteter af pels-.
varor och 'snake root" att afyttra.
Jordmanen har i trakten ar af basta
beskatfenhet, hvllket bast adagalag-
ges genom fjorarets sk0rd; hvetet az
kastade namligen 20 till 30 bushels per
acre och AMMAN sad proportion deref-3
ter. Befolkningen bestar hufvudsak-
sakligen af norskar och svenskar och
afven en- del tyskar och amerikaner.
De senare tyckas vara EFT mindre ho-s
fast slagte och torde val f0rr eller Sc
mare komma att lemna dessa trakter.
Det gifves derf0r tlllfalle att har p&
CODA yilkor k0pa land, ware sig skog-
eller slattland. Svenskarne ega en-
liten luthersk f0rsaml. som till SOM
maren far regelbundna predikobes0k.
En- komite Dir af forsamlingen tillsatt
for att anskaffa begrafningsplats. En-
kyrka eller gudstiensthus beh0fva In
nom en- snar framtid. Hoppas att vi
afven "a det.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-03-07

halles Minneapolis onsdagen den IA
mars, XII. s efterm. Augustana kyr-
kan. Den andra eyer rum Red Wing
torsdagen den Is mars XII. s efterm.
f0rsta sv. luth. kyrkan derstades. Den
tredje halles fredagen den 16 mars XII.
8 e. m. f0rsta sv. luth. kyrkan st.
Paul. Intradesafgiften bllr SO cts.
Biljetter och program kunna fas hos
forsamlingens pastor SAINT vid ingan-
gen.
Alldenstund prof. Norman ar kand
som en- skicklig orgelspelare kunna vi
lofva en- god aftonunderhallning. ALA
kyrkorna ega piporglar. Studentk0-
rem gor och harmed sin f0rsta de-
but. Hoppas att den blir valvilligt
mottagen.
(Programmet angifves harofvan.)
Kommen och njuten af sangen och
musiken SAINT hialpen en- gsd SAX.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-03-07

Nytt .jernUdgsboJdg. Nagra af de
ledande invanarne Hallock hafva
konstituerst sig till EFT iernvagsbolag
med namnet 1.-The Northern Minneso-
ia r r. Comp" Bolaget som har for
afsigt att bygga en- jernvag fran stats
gransen, tagande sin utgang fran ma.
gon plats narheten af Emerson, och
strackande sig sydlig rlktning genom
Kittson, Marshall och Polk counties
till sadan andpunkt som af styIelsen
bestammes. Landsmannen A. Nord-
malm och l.. N. Eklund aro medlem-
mar af bolaget.
Kristdala-nyIseter: L0rdagen den
26 febr. var en- h0gtidsdag for Krist-
dala forsamllng. F0rsamlingen ar
namligen vakant. Pastor Nordstrom
fran Eau Claire, Wis, gjorde Krist-
dala ett bes0k och predikade tvanne
ganger pa s0ndagen, till stor gladje
och tr0st for nadehungrande sjalar.
Han hade outuren att frysa bada sina
f0tter pa vagen hit, hvilket gjorde det
mycket svart for pastorn att reda sig.
- Mr.. H. G. Olson, en- af de ildsta
settlarne Kristdala och ledande med
lem f0rsamlingen SAINT dess nuvaran.
de organinst, amman fytta till Mime
apolis' for att der soka gora sig EFT
nytt hem. Mr.. William B0rjeson
har inrattadt en- s. k. Feed Mill" der
han star till allmanhetens tjenst det
hinseendet.
Kongressmdn Nelson och indian
reserUdtiOnerTd. Hr Nelson tager
verksam del fragan ON de stora land
omraden, som f. n. AFRO indlanernas
hander. Eft med chippewa-indianer-
ma flor inganget kontrakt s0ker hr
Nelson "a upphafdt, emedan det, en-
ligt hans f0rmenande, skulle gifvit
penningestarka spekulanter tillfalle
roffa till sig varderika timmerskogar,
och de IS stale har han utarbetat EFT
f0rslag, hvarigenom verklige settlare
skulle komma i tillfalle att pa billiga
vllkor har bereda sig ett hem,
De olika reseryationernas j Mime.
sofa areal saval som deras indianska
befolkning frsmg&r utaf foljande
fo hall.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-03-07

mot norr, sydost och solder, f0rbi Azo-
rerna och lSngs den afrikanska ku'
stem. N$gra komma mahanda ocksa
att kretsa omkring Biscayaviken och
genom Engelska och Irlandska kama
len, drifva mot norr, So framt icke-
da en- dyllk rundresa fordrar EFT ars
It'd eller mer-dessf6rinnan ha insugit
sa mycket vatten att de siunkit."
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-03-07

Summa Z,45b 1901 ,oSo
Hr Nelson anser att det fordrar
l ,998,672 acres att f0rse indianerna
med nj odigt landofnrade, hvilkets skulle
lemna 2,734 ,9A acres att oppnas for
settlare. Delta vore nagonting for
dem, som 8nska sig EFT billigt hem pa
landsbygden.
Pastor s. Udden skrifver fran
Warren under den dennes: For fyra
veckor sedan hade undertecknad kon.
firmation med Is barn har Warren,
den 16:de, en- flicka, Agnes Lindqvist,
som bodde hos oss, ,blef sjuk dagen fore
konfrmationsdagen. Hon hade elies
slit hem Black River, Polk Co. Hen.
mes sjukdom (tyfus) blef ALT hardare
och slutade med doden d. % februari.
Hennes sista qvarlefvor f6rdes till
Black River och der skulle sd jemte
nattvardsgang blifva begrafning SON
dagen den 26:te. Men den dagen fingo
vi ALA sitta hemma pa grund af sno
storm. Dagen derpa sammankom dock
f1rsamlingen temligen mangI ant,
emedan man fatt bud omkring pa
s0ndagsqvallen. Denna handelse var
en- allvarlig ungdomspredikan. D0den
raknar icke aren. Han ar hard och
obeveklig mar han kommer. Lycklig
den, som har Kristus / tron; lycklig
den unQdom. Men hur mangen har
det s89 ia, hur mangene Delta var
den andra af nina konfirmationsbarn
med hyilken det sd handt ar. AT den
klass jag hade forliden host Salems
f0rsamling, Marschall CO., dog likale-
des en- hicka nagra veckor efter kon-
firmationen. Bada hoppas Jag en- dag
"a aterse Guds g&rdar, ,fralste af mad.
- 1 gar qvall intraffade &ter mitt
hem en- ovantad handelse Vanner har
Warren hade f&tt sig bekant, att
min hustru inom nagra dagar skulle
flytta harifran for att nagon It'd vistas
hos anforvandter Wright CO MINI.
De kommo derf0re och gjorde henne
EFT gemensamt bes ok. Men som vi
voro borta pa bjudning, kom ALT, att
b0rja med, So olagligt. Men det blef
smart bra. Omkrlng 40 personer hade
infunnit sig under var bort6varo och
0fverlemnade till oss g&fvor till EFT
varde af $40, NEST kontanter. Delta
var icke forsta gangen vi fatt roma
sadana karleksprof Warren. Haven
tack, dyre winner. Gud lone eder for
alltl
FrGn Thief RiUer skrifver G. A.
Svenson till SKAFFAREN Eftersom
intet fran denna vra af MINI. varit
synligt SKAYFARBN, So tager jag mig
friheten insanda nagra raider. HaI
raider for narvarande stor lihighet
Man talar nemligen om att tvenne
qvarnar skola uppf0ras nastkomman.
de sommar, hvllket naturligtvis skulle
linda trakten till stor nytta. Har III
ett tamligen godt vattenfall, Thief
River Falls. hvilket ar Delaget nord,
Ustra hornet af Polk county. der Red
Lake och Thief foderAa sammanfiyta.
Pa Ustra sidan at foden ligger d. n sto.
ra Red Lake reservationen, hvilken vi
vHnta en- snar framtid skau blifva
0ppnad for nybyggare. lnom. delta
llandomr8de finnes en- m2ngd bordig
Akerbruksjord j synnerhet uppeftel
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-03-07
d A K or A.

Eiekt,isk belysning har staden
Jamestown lagt sig till.
En- ballaiss pa $15, 900 har (. d. kas-
s0ren James Hyde co. att svara for.
Tdrarbetet sages redan hafva bor-
jat omnejden af Gladstone.
Liket af den saknade Mr.. Hender-
son har funnits narheten af Salem |
McCook county.
Eft meieri kommer att aplHggas
Lakota, hyarf0r EFT kapital af $3.50
redan ar subskriberadt.
SkdrI0IsaHsfeber graserar epide-
miskt Lisbon, hvilket gifvit myndig-
heterna anledning till att stanga sko-
lorna.
Kdss6r Bure af Cass county betai
te fredags till stadskass0ren Fargo
$1l6.ssl, uppburna "taxes" f0r januarl
manad,
DOnaaren Garland ar utnamd till
medlem af territories Hogta domstol
efter domaren Francis. Utnamnin.
gen helsas med bifall ofver hela terri
toriet.
E,. 6sIcstOrm drog torsdags diver
Sioux Falls. Under loppet af dagen
snoade det periodvis, och pa natten
foll ratt mycken sno, dock blifver dem
icKe langvarig.
Arresterdd speldre. Adam Gem
ger Pierre, arresterades torsdagss
anklagad f0r att hafva hallit spelhus.
Saken har vackt EFT visst uppseende,
da ofver 40 af stadens borgare blifvit
kallade som vlttnen.
OIoJfig sIcOgsafUerIcni,sg. Andrew
johnson, Chris. E. Johnson, Alex. G.fI
Swegtem och Ed. Kirch, hafva ARE
sterats Fargo, anklagade for at
hafva olagligen huggit thinner q skol-
land Ransom county.
Kr6garne ! GRAFTON n0dgas den
enc efter den andre att stanga sina
krogar. Pa samma satt gar det krbs
garne Pembina. Nykterhetspartiet
borjar saledes Sc frukten af slit ar
bette.
S,,6-bIOcIsad. Fran Huron skrif-
YES den dennes: Delta ar den tradje
veckan under de sista fem, som iern<
vagarne varit blockerade af sn0 sd att 1
tagen icke kunnat ankomma fran 81,
Paul, Winona och Chicago. En- stark
snUstorm rasade matt 0fver v&ra nej-
der.
SiOMC- -indianernG aro missn0jda Z
0fver att den stora Sioux-reservatfoS
nen mojligtvis kan komma att opp-
mas for Invita- settlare De l narheten
af reservationen boende Invita- nyby9H5
garne frukta for indianernas hamd,
handelse forslaget gar lgenom ! koll
gressen.
Frdn Si0uc Falls sIcyifUes: V&~8
derleken har en- It'd varit varlik. a
att man bade staden och p& landet
borjar tanka pa sommar-gorOmaI
Burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northetn
II. r. bigger en- bro 0fver Big Sioux
Floden. - En- ny stad anlagges 8 nQ1l
Uster ON Sioux Falls vid Illinois Gem
tral-jernvHgen. Rundt 0mkrinE
denna plats finnes det rika lager
Sioux Falls grant, som kommer af
exporteras. Nya tennfYnd goraN
ALT jemt Black Hills, London Chxo
nicle jemf0r dem varde med guldfyn
den California 1849. g
Gifyaslysten. Miss Belle Cora Fel
lows, anstald som lararinna d Cheyo
ne.agenturen skall den 16 dennes GIL
sig med fullblodsindianen Chns1
Miss Fellows har nyligen kommit "a
Washington, der hon umgatts az
sta kretsar och varit mycket ppp1
rem; hennes sfader har elsgOd Dian
pensionsdepa entets och hennel
ster ar anstald / finansdep partomen1
Saken har vackt ej ringa uppaeel!
da Chaska xr en- d8ligt ansedd pe
som varit arresterad for tjufveri
ga ofvertalningar hafva hulpit,
ON sager slg miss Fellows vaf@
tfver sin blifvande man.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-03-07

vi bedja om sarskild uppmarksam-
het af vara Minneapolis, Red Wing
och st. Paul boende landsman. Sko.
lans lxrare satte slg f0rliden host !
spetsen Tor ca piporgelfond. En- pas
sande pfporgeI insattes f0rldet nyaf.
Denna kostade $1.400. Endast 500
Hro betalda. Under midten at mars
kommer musdklxraren, prof. Norman
med tillhjxlp af de studerande att gif-
"a en- serie az s3ngfester. Den f6rsta
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tics and religion, and SO, many of his
followers declared that while they owed
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tics and religion, and SO, many of his
followers declared that while they owed
Kentucky mobs are not always gov
erned by the best of judgment, but an
exception to this rule was organized at
Mt Sterling to punish Corneilson. the
virtual murderer of Judge Reed. Cor
nelson was, however, spirited away to
Louisville. The most conspicuous feature
of this occurrence, is The stiek-to-
it-iyeness manifested by this particular
mob. The alleged murder of which
Corneilson was accused was perpetrated
more than four years ago, and threats OF
lynching have hung over his head con-
stantly ever since. The murder was the
taking of Judge Reeds life by his own
hand, being provoked to the act By a
public horse whipping administered by
Corneilson because the judge had de-
cided a civil suit against him. The case
was quite similar in some Of its details
to the celebrated Elliott-Buford case,
though in the latter case Buford, the
slayer, escaped the mob and the penal
ties Of the law by becoming insane.
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For the Eagle
ONE MAY.

Like an ocean whose pillows are fecked
with green foam,
With chameleon sea weed abreast the
top wave,
The prairies roll way till they meet the
blue dome,
And soft western winds our temples
lave.
How our pulses bound, and our whole be
ing's thrilled;
Untrammeled by none Of the cares OF
With wild sense of freedom our hearts
are filed,
And happiness rings in the voice again.
We forget May in an eastern land;
The leaves and grass with morning dew
is wet.
Sweet woodland flowers the Queen holds
in Ter hand.
Childhood memories bring but vague
regret,
Then let us remember but to forget.
". ETHEL LAWRENCE.
Nav 10 1888