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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22
WASHINGTON LETTER.
(Frcm Our Regular Correspondent. }

WASHINGTON, Mar. 8, 1883.
"Anything to delay the BILL" is the
secret motto that seems to have been
adopted by the republican members
of the Ways and Means comm ittee
of the Honse in their dealings with
the now perfected bill to reduce the
war tariff, under which the industries
OF the country are now staggering.
The whole committee has held two
meetings this week, at both OF which
the republican members plainly show
ed that they intended to delay the
report OF the bill to the House as long
as possible. It is we'll for the coun-
try to know who is responsible for
this delay.
The new Chinese treaty is complete
and will shortly be signed by Secre-
tary Bayard for the United States,
and by the Chinese Minister for the
Emperor of China. The treaty con.
tains rigid provisions against the i'm
portation of Chinese laborers into
this country. Only those Cinnamon
having prop erty valued at $1,000 or
more, shall have the privilege of re-
turning to this country, should they
visit China.
The republican members Of tho
House are very much divided on the
tariff question, and unless tho repub
lican minority Of the Ways and
Means committee shall bring forward
a bill reducing the revenue to as
great an extent as the Mills bill, it is
extremely likely that many Of them
will vote with the democrats for that
measure. Their constituents demand
that they shall vote for reduction
Of the revenues of the government,
and they dare not refuse, even il they
wanted to.
Mr.. Thomas, q republican repro
from Illinois, introduced a
bill in the House to which all good
citizens can say amen. 1t providing
that any person or firm who shall
use the picture of any female, living
or dead, who is the wife, daughter,
mother or sister Of any citizen Of the
United States as an advertisement
without the written consent OF the
person whose likeness is to be 80 used
shall be guilty Of high misdemean-
or. and liable to o fine not less than
$500, nor more than $4,000, and to
be imprisoned until the fne is paid.
A rumor from New York, started
probably by the republicans, says
there is strong anti Cleveland fee.-
ing among the democratic members
Of Congress. Your correspondent
has diligently seached for this feeling,
but failed to findit. Every democrat
questioned was enthusiastic for the
denomination OF Cleveland, and they
all expressed belief that he would
be nominated by reclamation and
triumphantly elected.
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22
The Last Sal oon Closed.

Carthage, Mo-, March 1.-The
Bank saloon, the only one now run
ming in this city. closes its doors to-
night in accordance with the local op-
ton regulations passed last fall. To-
morrow morning, at 6 O'Clock. the
church bells will all ring in unison
in commemoration Of the closing Of
the last saloon in Carthage
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22
LET ME REST.

LET me restl"
II was the voice Of ono
Whose lifelong labors were but just begun
With genial radiance shono his morning
sun;
The lark sprang up rejoicing from its nest
To warble praises in Its Makers ear;
The fields were clad In flower -enameld
vest
An air of balm and sunshine clear
Where there to cheer
That vet unwary pilgrim; but his breast
Was harrow'd by strange, foreboding fear;
Deemed the time to come, at best,
But weariness, he murmur'd, "Let me restF
Inglorious rest!
Why should intrepid youth
Seek refuge from life's manly tolls 80 sooni
Why would he shun the fsrvid heat OF
noonp
His course is onward to the land Of truth,
Through many lonely. many danger
GUS way;
And he to reach that blessed land, forsooth,
Must bear the heat and burden of the day,
Its noontide ray;
The storms that gather DER the pilgrims
head,
The sorrows whlcn 90 WAKE OF proAk the
heart:
When these have fed,
And age comes stealing on with stsalthy
tread,
He may depart,
And be at rest.
o let me rest,
But not at mornings hour,
4 Il i u kL,.,Aw
lower;
Let me bear up against afKiction's power,
Till lifes red sun has sought its quiet rest,
Till DER me comes the silent, solemn
night;
Then having pass'd the portals of the blest,
may repose upon the Infinite;
And words of light
Will form my epitaph, that men may read
OF one who lived and labor'd for the right,
And, dying, gain'd the meed
OF Just reward. expressed
In simplest words of truth,
He is at rest!"
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22

Ha5ing appeared in our village Ds-bys
Prophylactic Fluid vas used for disiofest-
ing the CoIlegs buildings This disease
never vent beyond q single osse, sifhsr IN
the coIlezs or elsewhere. where ths Fluid
vas ussd -REV. Hkrs. O. Y. PEIoE. Al.
burn. Ala
Darty- Fluid iispsls sn forms of epi.
denic DISEASES bv destroying ths EPouss o.
cs-r- pcisos that cslss co1tHzioa.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22

The great-grand daughter Of Bob
ert Morris, who furnished the ''sin.
evs- for the revolutionary struggle,
is wofnlly poor. and is seeking ad-
mission, at the age Of seyenty-four.
TO an old ladies' home in Washington.
She asks for one hundred dollars TO
pay her entrance fee into that insti-
tution.
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22

sIcK HEADACHE Thousands who have
suffered intensely with sick headache say
that Hood 8 sarsaparilla has completely cured
them. One gentleman thus relieved, writee;
"Hood's Barsaparilla is worth its weight N
gold" Reader, II you are suffsrer,with
sick headache, give Hoods sarsaparilla a
trial. It VIII do you positive good. Made BY
c. I. Hood & Co., Lowell, Mass. Sold BY I'll
druggists. 100 Doses One Dollss.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22
MAILS.

ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF 10 AND
FROM SAN MARCOS POsT OFFICE.
N,n. s-s- Au.tin ,r-irs a. SIS o. n arc SIS
D n clnss 81 Tsts q n aua ~ y y
Msfl. frsu ssn Antsuia arrive a. sls a. N. tn1
az n n close az sass q snf IL > u
f-iInE arrives 81 u y. elssts al lz-se- p N
At.ors uaiis arrir- are etptrt daily
R1t--, ia Wi-1tsrisr-serartsT1ss 1ss< - - FricaT
81 IN. Arrives Esu1ty Hns IhurscaJ a.
rF.E-
rrFIrE ErrHs.
Gsu.rti Delivery Frtsra A. r.. - - v 80 irnls
p E-tss p n srusrf crurE tls-rgriaaa q
80. ars ~ srnss-s sus kaiiears- orsn ~
1-rssrs ttirtT -1r-.ss sf-s- c,ti-it1ttun - e,1l
IA NeKEAxs.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22

William Clark, o veteran OF the
Mexican war, who is living at Sharon,
Pa, at the age of ninety-four, knew
Daniel Boone and Gen. Harrison
well in bis youth and was on init
mate terms OF friendship With Henry
Clay and Gen. Scott He says that
he used to have many game Of ten
pins with the latter in Cincinnati.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22

AMELH RIvEs will contribute her first
novel to LippinoOtfs Magazine for April. 1t
is entitled The Quick or the Deadl" and is
described as full of passion and interest
A portrait of the beautiful authoress. ard q
biographical sketch by an intimate friend,
form other attractions Of the number.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22

Az FROM the hub rsdiate sDOkes. %
from one diseased function The entire
body is affected Use Wssaers Log
'Csbin Hops aud Boehu Remedy.
Put yOor stomach in proper cOndi6On.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy

Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
Is certain and permanent cure for
coughs, colds Group, whooping cough
and Sore throat. A fifty cent bottle
Of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy will
60 nearly as far as Q dollar bottle OF
any other cough preparation in the
market, and will do you much more
good. 1t is positively without an
equal for throat and lung diseases.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22

The '-One Hundr ed Prize Questions" in
Lipptnootcs Magazine. for answers to which
prizes amounting to one hundred and sew
enty-fvs dollars are offered by the mana
gers, are exciting unusual Interest. and the
Libraries in all the large cities 6ai . treDen-
dous run upon their works Of references.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22

In Breslau, Germany, chimney
fifty-four feet In height has been con-
structed entirely OF solid blocks OF
paper firmly compressed together,
the blocks being placed carefully ono
on top of the other and joined to-
gether with q special cement. The
chimney is non-infammable, and by
the nature of the material, quite Sc
cure from lightning.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22
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San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22

TInrs OF HOLDING COUNTY AND PRroisor ooohIe
County Court for Criminal. Civil aud Probate bus
ness-4th Mondays in January, April, july y,octo-
ber.
Com soners' 'Court-2d Mondays In February,
Hay August and November.
Justice Court, Precinct No. Last MONDAY in
each month. at San Marcos. z,i
Precinct No. I'D Friday in each month ht'CiIy.
=" SD wimberieys MIL.
.. .. 4-4th Sat- Dripping Springs.
rowr OFFICERS.
Nayor-Hsmmett Hardy. ,,.
Council-W. ID, wood. W. Donaldson, CID
Iohusou, d. "A. Clever, Ed. J. l.. Green, r. u
1mitb. Dan Hofheiuz and Roger Byrne.
Xarshal-wm. q. Lyell.
6treet Commissioner-J. W. Danforth.
Council meets the first Tuesday In eneh mouth.
pubIIe School Trustees meet fret Tuesday In each
<nanlh at the Mayor's ONCE.
San Marcos free press. [volume] (San Marcos, Tex.) 1877-1892, 1888-03-22
GENERAL DIRECTORY.
OFFICIAL.

ooNeRsssMAN-SrH DISTRICT:
f Hon. l.. W. Moore, of Fayette County.
# sENAroa -25rH DISTRICT:
on. w. H. Burgess, Of Guadalupe Co.
~ asPnEsuNrArJvrs-0lsr DISTRICT:
Lon. Geo. T. McGehee, Of Hays Co.
1on. ]. L. Ellison, Of Caldwell Co.
"a pIsrRIoT ooURT--2aND DISTRICT.
|fon. q. Teichmueller, Presiding Judge. LaGrange
"A NJ. Bethany. Attorney, Austin Co.
TINES or HOLDING COURT.
Mondays in March and September. May
1ontinue three weeks.
IA COUNTY oTyIoERs.
Ia. r. Kone, Judge County Court.
las, G. Burlesou, Dist. and County Clerk.
b. B, Mcbride, County Attorney.
Has A. Wren Sheriff, J. NJ. Turner Deputy:
; O. 8. Cock, Justice of the Peace Pre-. No ]
B. A. Vaughn, =, =. .
"a. O. Hubs, . . 4. ,
j. G. Rowe, . a. =
W. W. Slack,
j. Il. Patterson, County Treasurer.
Il. 8. FortsVn, Assessor.
DITTO Groos, Surveyor.
W. L. Owen Oon'r Precinct No. !
n. A. Vaughn 60
n. G. Hubs.
Peter Sehmtt. "
". L: Steel, Constable precinct no.
j. Eolen,
Jepp henson,
8. *. Stone,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-01
ALLMlNNA NYHETERl.

S,syg0 ssegdOass. Polisen Gales
burg, ILL.,, arresterade torsdags ett
tiufband, best&ende of sex gossar, ALA
under Is Or.
O. M. Hdrtt i New York, hvilken
blifvit boycotted at arbetsriddare, ha1
genom mayor Hewitts f0rsorg erhallit
en- medelst insamling uppdrifven er.
sittningssumma af $500.
Drusknade. Tv& sUner till k0p
mannen Geo. L. Hubbard Portland,
Ore, den enc II och den andre IA ar,
drunknade den q julii Columbia flo.
den. Liken funnos dagen derpa.
EE-gHUernSr PaInssTs hustru, for.
ut presbyterian. har formligen bllfvit
dUpt en- baptistkyrka / Springfield
III. Herr Palmer, 1fvervar dopakten
och d& hans hustru uppsteg tlr vattnot
tryckte han inf0r hela f0rsamIingen
en- kyss pa hennes l1ppar,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-01
Ny foljetong.

Med nasta hummer af SKAFTAREN
b0rjar en- ny foljetong, Nils Dacke,
romantiserad hlstorisk berattelse at
den frejdade forfattaren Lodbrok.
Berattelsen r0r sig ON den It'd, som
f0ljde narmast efter reformationens
inforande Sverige, en- It'd da fader.
neslandets befriare Gustaf Vasa ha
de att kampa med stora motgangal
och bekymmer for att bevara Diet
valde han sjelf upprattat. Bland
dessa motgangar beredde den s. k
Dacke-fejden honom de storsta sor.
gerna, da denna holl pa att kosta
honom kronan. De strider konune
Gustaf hade att utkampa for att be
tvinga uppnoret, skildrar forfattaren
pa historlsk grund pa EFT sa traffan.
de och intressant satt, att vi hoppas
det berattelsen kommer att vinns
vara lasares odelade erkannande.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-01

s0ka olika platser langs Northern Pa
cific banan, anda ut till Stillahafsku-
stem. Under det vi 1nska herrar Lun.
deberg och Lindvall lycka pa resan,
nara vi det hopp att de ofver lufvud
taget skola blifva belatna med hvad
de "a Sc var stora republik.
>Anserikdnsht raynt mottages ick e
mera / Manitoba till nominella vardet.
A pappersmynt afdraga bankerna tre
proeent, q silfverdollars fem och q
halfva och fjerd edels dollars 20 proc,
Endast to- och fem centsstycken mot.
tagas utan diskont. Winnipeg ar
0fversvammad med amerikanskt
mynt. .....
En- str6m of kineser utgiuter sig
fran British Columbia till F0renta
Staterna. Angare fran Kina med XII.
neser ombord ankomma hvarje vecka
till British Columbia, hvarifran kline
serna 1fver Osooyis sjon och Okano.
gafoden begifva sig till F0renta Sta.
terna. Naturligtvis ar kontrollen
slapp fran vederborande myndigheters
sida, annars kunde icke lagen SO Up,
pet kringgas.
james G.. Blaine svantas till New
York den augusti, da han komme1
att blifva foremal for en- storartad
mottagning.
Lefca,,Cte begrafce,I Den 10 juni
var John Anderson sysselsatt med att
gr8fva en- brunn i Johnstown, Neb
Arbetet hade fortgatt sa lange att
brunnen var 100 fot dup, da pl0tsligt
ett ras intraffade, som formligen be
grafde Anderson. ALT gjordes for att
radda den olycklige: ett sidoschakt
0ppnades, hvarifran man till slut fick
reda pa att A. annu lefde. F0rst
fredags lyckades det att radda honom
sjelf hade han arbetat hela dagen och
anvandt 100 fot brader for att st0dja
ingangen till sidoschaktet. D& den
stackars mannen drogs upp ur den
djupa grafven, f0rdes han genast til
slit hem, der han egnades all ward
Lakarne tro att han smart skall vars
aterstald. Hela trakten jublar 0fvel
Andersons raddning, och iro hans
raddare Henry Archer och George
Campbell dagens hjeltar.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-01
"'Roda vingar:v

Med hjertat fullt och handenrom
Jag star - men egen fattigdom
Ej hindrar mig att sl& EFT Stag
For modem, som jag hort i,dag:*)
Den tusental af hjertan r0r,
o, den DR. stor att sjunge forl-
Sa klinga 6fver skog och he'd,
Min lyra, och tag med, tag med
Ej kanslor blott-hvad gagna de?
lDet Hr ON guild, SOM jag will be.
'Gif, menska, af dit 6fverti0d,
Der tusen likar sakna brJd!
Dock, eli beh6fves det min sang,
Och ingen AMMAN skalds en- gang:
Der n6den sa 0gat skSr
Den gar hvart menskligt hjerta mar;
For r6da vingars poesi
Sjelf kalla stenen warm kan bi.
H6r, hur det susar det bl8!
Det roda vingar Dir. som sla
Krlng kotor, som kring stora ihus,
En- 6fvermakt, som smart gfus
Har aratal af strafvan lagt,
o, hvad betyder menskoIaakt!
Men-systern saknar der sin bror,
Och efter barnet s0ker mor,
Och sjuklingen az plagor tard,
Han kralar bort fran brunnen hard
Help, hjelp, ur aska och ur gl6d,
Det skriar genom luft sa rod!
Du, som har fatt af jordlskt godt
Langt meriin andra pa din lott,
.F6rsaka! Ack for en- gangs skull,
Tag handen ito gang er full
AT guild - Och lat det genast ga
Till Sundsvall och till Umea!
Der kyssa .gl0derna din fot!
Der strackas m0drars hander mot
Dit guild, der sigma dig de sma,
Som utan hem och klader ga .
Kring h6garne - f6rr hem och hard -
Din gafva den blir mycket vard!
Du land. der strida elfvar ga.
Jag ofta dr0mt att dig ia ma!
vid elfvors dams pa fabodyall
Min lyra klang till forseas fall
Det ar f0rbi - som Umea.
For branda stader ber5ag'da!
ANNA a.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-01
Fran det nedbrunna SundS-
vail.

Iif bUrjar ater smaningOm visa sig
pa stadens afbranda tomter. THINNER
stom mar uppresas har och der pa
avarstaende grundmurar och befoK
ningen helper nu pontoniererne ocn
Skaggalds matroser med afr0jningsar
betet. HRr ser man pa en- afbran6
tomt en- f1retagsam .smed arbeta vio
sina stad och sin provisioneia hard, del
hamrar en- platslagar pa de jernpla
tar, hvilka skola tacka tullpackhusets
afbrunna tax, pa hvilket man nu Dir
full fHrd med att upphissa nya taksto
lar. Vid hammer boria uppresas salu
b0rd med kOrta varor, som roma stry.
kande afsattning, och och fran Anglia
tarne aflastas hundratals jernsangar
tuseptals grytor och pannor, mj0lsac
kar och sm0rfjerdingar m. m.
De mera energiske och f0rhopp
ningsfulle bland de sundsvallsbor, SON
egt hus eller hyrt rum inom den ned
brunna hufvudsakliga delen af stader
anse sig imam h6sten "a fgrdigs
smarre trahus, hvilka de amna begag
ma till dess ny reglering af staden var
der faststEldt, hvilket man anser kun
ma intraffa om 2 till 3 ar. Man h0ppa'
Ocks3 att staden. sedan den aterupp
bygts, skall fa ett annu prydligart
yttre I'm hvad den forut haft.
HHr och der b0rja nu sma kioskel
att visa sig pa de 6ppna platserna
Hxr har man samlat ihop n3gra Al
slumpen rxddade varor fran handels
bodarne stadens utkanter. I en- kiosl
ser man n&gra eau de cologne ocl
aseptindaskor. en- AMMAN litet bleck
-
y Posfhst skrffvetymed anledning If d
f6rfEEliga eldsvador, som hems5kte dc bad
svsnSka stadsrna Sundsvsll och Umsa den
sistlidne juni.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-01
M [ N N e sofa.

EJQjagt. En- elg dodades nyligen i
grannskapet af Verndale.
PrOhibitiOniste9nG Dakota Coun-
ty ANNA ej uppsatta nagon valsedel
nastkommande Rampant.
Dfteri upptrader i Willmar och
fere fall hafva redan haft en- dodlig
utgang.
En- dTtesisE brUnn borras Benson
och har man matt ett dup af omkring
700 fot.
4 C.. n. FOssness ar af prohibitioni.
sterna det tredje distriktet nomine-
rad for kongresskandidat,
-Nytt hotel. Invanarne New Lon.
don gladja sig hoppet att erhalla EFT
storre hotell, som skall uppf0ras af
tegel.
L busIeJUts. Diver $4,000 bushels
grashoppor hafva blifvit fangade
trakten af Perham och annu finnas
millioner grashoppor / live. Utrot-
ningskriget fortsattes oafbrutet.
TrycETrthetsdtdl. A. Eklund yr-
kar tryckfrihetsatal mot tidningsre.
daktoren e. w. Fish | Glenwood och
fordrar 5000 / skadestand for IRE.
krankande beskyllningar.
Uen,OItrdtegnd l Wabasha county
rekommenderade vid slit forliden vec.
ka hallna konvent Thomas Wilson till
kongresskandidat, E. M. Wilson for
guyernor och A. J. Fowler fran Lake
City till statskassor.
Frdn WegdahI shrifUes: Hoberg.
ningen bedrifves med kraft och resul.
tatet ar mycket godt. Gr0dan trak.
terna ser lofvande ut och folket ar vid
den allra basta sinnesstamning Fe.
ster och br0llop h1ra smart sagdt till
ordningen for dagen.
PrOhibitiOnister,ad Meeker coun.
ty hafva uppsatt f0ljande valsedel: G
HI. Anderson auditor, w. III. Dart
kassUr, H. L. Halverson skolsuperin
tendent, w. D. Taylor register OF
deeds, H. E. Freeman Coroner, ]
M. Arrowood landtmatare.
.RepubIiIca,aeyn0 i Otter Tail coun
ty l,alla slit konvent den dennes. Vid
denna tiden torde farmarne hafva till
falle att taga verksam del val af om.
bud till statskonventet. For ait kom
ma tillfalle att ut0fva EFT helsosamt
infytande i statspolitiken Ar n5digt
att begynna rata andan namligen
vid town. och county.m0tena.
AfajOrdes mfr hGgre dOnsst0l
Tyenne parter hafva s0kt att "a ward
ON en- liten flicka vid namn Emma
Buhdel Belle Plaine, nHmligen fiic.
kans egen moder SAINT hennes foster.
forH!drar. Saken som dragits inf0I
statens h1gsta domstol, af0jordes
emelleotid forliden torsdag derigenom
att fickan bortrycktes sjukdomen
difteri.
HussSssHj,sts. Eft original vid namn
Andrew johnson Sixte, som sxges vara
hundtxmjare, jHgare och fskare ex
professo, ar pa genomresa staten.
Hans fortskaffningsmedel utg0res al
sex hundar och en- liten lag yagn. Pa
delta s1tt har han fardats genom Da.
kots och Montana. Det lHr ej vara
ovanligt for honom att tillryggalagga
l25 mil p& dagen.
Frds At,Oater sics'ifUes den 80 juli
Eft af do hxftigaste &skvader. som be
vittnats i&r, drog 0fver denna trakt
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-01

Under kanslan af den l,tara nod,
som raider i fera trakter Sverige till
oljd af de for0dande eldseador, som
der harjat, hafva vi utFsrdat detta
upprop till vara la,adsrain l. Mime
sofa. Da senska nationen ar star.
kast representerad ,aenna stat, lig-
ger Diet nara till hands, att Minneso.
tas svenskar villa vara med att bi.
drags till llSndrandet af n0den for de
braRdskadade. Det ode, som traffat
de tusentsls svenska man, qvinnor
och barn, som genom de for3dande
eldsvaderna i Sverige blifvit husvilla
ech forsatta den st0rsta Nod, ma
mar 'oss ALA, som aro lyekhgare
omstandighetec, att racka de n0dli.
siande en- hjelpsam hand och 'dyme.
-delsti nagon man lindra den tunga
lotten for dessa skaror af ut9lottade.
Den ekonomiska forlusten af de ned
brinda staderna Sundsvalt och Umea
Dir 'efter ,svenska f0rhalEanden DER.
h0rd, men det elande, som foGer
elyckanii -sparen Dir mers 'beklagligt
och behjertansvardt. Matte derf1re
delta ppprop i acknowledgements
MANN icke kIinga f0rgafues.
SKAFFARENS GEDAKTION.
Bidrag for de brandskadade torde
benaget sandals till firnan 'Oroonquist
a& Peterson st. Paul, som atagit sig
insamlingen. De insanda medlen
komma att redovisas denna tidning
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1888-08-01
Duluth : ngheter: Den hgftic

Duluth nyheter: Den hSftica
regnstorm, som hemsokte staden for
liden oEsdag, astadkom skada pa tu-
sentals dollars. Regnfallet sages hafva
varit det st0rsta, som man sett de sista
Is aren. - Planen for den stora mjol-
qvarnen, som skall uppforas af firman
K. p. Allis & CO., innehaller foljande
demensioner: langd $50 fot, bredd 100
fot och sex vaningar hog. Halften
utaf hufvudbyggnaden skall uppf0ras
genast och beraknas det att l,700, 600
tegel atga dertill. Byggnaden skall
vara fardig for insattning af maski-
neri den / nastkommande december.
- Eft flickebarn, tillhorande John w.
Nelson, drunknade f0rliden fredags-
qvall genom att falla ned en- oppen
kloakledning, som genom det haftiga
regnet fylts med vatten.