St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-04-08

body, and why do transitive verbs gov
ern the objective case?
Is. Analyze and parse the following:
THE sCALDED CHILD.
JAG l.
Come, all kind friends, both old and young
Oh, bark, and you shall hear
How death did quickly snatch child
The parents loved most dear;
The last ana least of this little Hook
Was caught on a stone by its little IT ocK,
In falling DER one Sabbath day
While the parents dear were not away.
JAG 2.
And to see and hear, but not to save,
Their little boy from Watery grave,
Which puts them in mind OF one OF wore
Who died by a scald, while on the hoor.
Strange! thew both were burned on Sab
bath day.
Ard placed in the ground on Tuesday;
A family living in the joining room
fastened to the depot of grief and gloom
JAG 8.
Eighteen months Lucius spent with them
Aud cheered them with his smile.
But soon they mourned in weeds OF woe
For their dear scalded child.
But Oh! what sorrow fills their heart,
"Tis more than tongue can tell,
To think how soon the time did come
70 take their last farewell.
JAG 4.
And now the little boy has went
To that bright world above.
The other four please come this way
And sing redeeming love.
Then Tompkins now q warning take,
Prepare to meet your God,
That you may meet your happy hock
In yonder blest abode.
There you may meet around the throne,
Parents and children on that shore
Where farewell tears are never Slcu
And scaldings are no more.
Conductors who apply will probably
he required to state whether they de-
sire to take out a license for caboose ana
freight business or passenger trade;
With the answers they will be expected
to inclose fee, together with any amount
they feel like adding: and, on receiving
their licenses, will be required to sub
scribe to an oath in substance as FOL
lows:
State of New York, County of -,
S.: /, A. B., having been duly sworn;
upon my oath, do remark. set forth and
state that | am - years or age, tnat L
reside in the county and state aforesaid,
when not transferred to some other d.
vision or road; that, feeling the loneH-
ness of a man who is employed Dy
railroad, and the isolation OF one who is
responsible only to the president, board
of directors, receiver, general Superln-
tendent. general traffic manager, general
passenger and ticket agent, claim agent,
roadmaster and division superintendent,
Idesire to be thrown in contact with the
United States government and to be-
come responsible to the civil and MILL
tary authorities, in order that may be
duly examined and Overhauled by con-
gress. / also depose, set forth, remark,
state, declare and tWitter as follows:
That | am a citizen of the United
States; that | have been conductor for
eleven years, having given the best
years of my life and the best fingers On
both hands to that industry. | now de-
sire to get out license for limited train
No. on the All Vowel Air Line road
for two years, unless sooner annulled.
| also do further swear. set forth and
bear down upon the statement that L
will be good, faithful conductor to the
best of my ability, and that | will wear
such badges as my health Will
permit, provided my bosom is
wide enough, and that | will never
knowingly try to jump 900-foot canyon
with heavy train after dark, and that
l will report promptly to Washington
every day what is said on my tram that
might be of political interest, and that
| will assist in defraying campaign eX-
penses, be kind and courteous at all
times to chief examiners, district ex-
aminers, acting examiners, assistant ex-
aminers or breath testers who may be
en- route; that l will love, honor and
obey them as long as we both shall live,
and further deponent saith not. A. B.
IonIy ask, on behalf of several any
ious friends, what has become OF this
bill, and whether it is OF is not now a
law, and if not, why not? BILL NYE.