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Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-12-28
TO The STOCKHOLDERS
ATcHIsoN, Topeka,
SANTA FE
RAILROAD COMPANY

In April last, we asked you TO intrust to
US your proxies, to be used ct the annual
meeting Of the company In May. This To-
sni suited. IN change OF management. the intro
financial reorganization Of the company that
has met general approval.
During the progress Of this reorganization
~ has been frequently suggsstsd In the
public press and by numerous and large
holders Of the companys securities that II
would give greater stability TO the reorgan-
lied company II . management committed 10
reorganization, and absolutely In The interest
Of the property, could be secured for several
years.
Consulting our own inclination and conve-
nience, we would prefer 10 leave the man.
agemsnt Of this great property to others |;
but we recognize the force Of the suggestion
and the necessity for some such arrange.
great advantages are likely TO result TO the
holders Of all classes of the companys So
ourities from such cooperation, We have
consented to act In the matter.
Holders of Stock Of the Atchissn, Topeka
q Santa Te Railroad Company may deliver
their certificates, assigned upon the back In
favor Of George o. Msgoun. Thomas Barring.
the BOSTON SAFE DEPOSIT AND TRUST
COMPANY, 81 MILK Street, Boston, subject
10 an agreement that the title TO such
Stock and the voting power thereon shall DO
vested In our nominees or their SUCCESSORS,
also 10 be EAmsd BY N, for ton years, or
until July I, 1900.
The Trust Company win issue Stock Trust
beneficial interest and advantage belonging
10 or growing out Of the deposited shares
and to the rsturnrof like number Of shares
when the torn Of the trust has expired,
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STATE CORRESPONDENTS.
Ham dem.

The cyclone in miniature which struck the
town on Thursday afternoon made matters
exceedingly lively for several hours. With
the exception of Frustrating some rail fences
and unroofng few old outbuildings no ma
terial damage was sustained.
The death of Henry Warner, jr.. is deeply
lamented by wide circle of his young asso-
ciates, especially. The funeral service is an
nouncsd for 1:15 p. M, Sunday afternoon,
December 30, at the Methodist church.
"Watch Night" will be appropriately OBJ
served at the Methodist church, on Tuesday
evening, December 81. The exercises which
include q sermon, love feast and prayer
meeting. begin at O'Clock.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-12-28
A Mid Attack OF the Grippe NJ the
County Jail.

A mild type Of Ia grippe has got foot
hold at the County jail. One report had 1t
that ont Of the 24s prisoners, all told, only
7s were up and working, while the rest were
unable to respond to the call for hash. The
story is q wild exsggsration. Bat there has
been very unusual number of cases of I'M
Ausnza at the Jail in the last few weeks. and
more than half Of the prisoners have been at
one time or another In that period ailing
with O cold. Some had been attacked worse
than others, but there had been no danger
GUS cases. Quite . number of prisoners
have had malarial attacks complicated with
colds. The colds are all of the old fashioned
sort, with the usual discomfort. The malady
has not been confined among the prisoners,
for Bookkeeper Fitzpatrick had a touch of 1t,
but IL all right and smiling again. Mrs.
Gates, wife Of the jailer, il Ill with II. DR..
Elliott has had busy time prescribing for
the patients, and the medicine bill this
month will beat the record. But there has
not been day when more than ten of the
prisoners were off duty or feeling unable to
respond to the call for hash.
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.Purity-strength- Per6sction.s
Absolutely the Rest.

All the Ingredients used in making this powder
are pubIished on every label. The purity OF the
ingredients and the scientific accuracy with Whfcn
they are combined render Cleveiands superior IN
manufactured.
Feod raised with this powder does not dry up, as
MIA but keeps moist and sweet. and 10 pAiateoie
and wholesome Hot biscuit and griddie cakes
made with # can be eaten by dyspeptlcs WIN I'M.
puHity.
It does not contain ammonia, alum, lime or other
adulterant. These are facts. youched for ~ GOV.
eminent scientists.
CLEVELAND BAKING POWDER Co,
d2S mws 81 and So Fulton ST. Get, New York.
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East Rock Line

GPECIAL trips will be made on any route Of this
y line for parties of six or more at any time, at
regular rates. Please leave orders at Klock Mix's
for and delivered to any part q the City without
extra charge Respectfully,
nib wv. III. DOOIITIlE.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-12-28

In every town where Savena is introduced
the sale is larger than all osher washing
compounds. t.t&rs eow&w.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-12-28

Celebration at the st. Francis Asylum.
Joy reigned among the children of St.
Francis Orphan asylum yesterday. They
were enjoying their Christmas celebration.
At o'clock Father Corcoran celebrated
high mass, after which Santa CLAUS was prac-
tieally let loose. The big Christmas tree was
laden down with toys of all sorts. The Sis
tiers enjoyed thessscene as much as did the
children.
List of Patents.
List Of patents issued from the United States Pat
emit office on Tuesday, December "a, 1889, for
the State Of Connecticut, furnished from the Of
fee of Earle & Seymour, solicitors Of patents, sos
Chapel street, New Haven. Conn:
E F. Ayres. assignor " to T. n. Foster, Danbury,
rubber boot or shoe.
E. Il. Clauszsn. Hartford, assignor to Union Paper
New aass SaPss 1a snsns
f.. e. r Hart. assignor to Waterbury Watch Co.,
Same, means for jeweling aud end shaking arber
pivots.
Same, watch movement plate.
Same. stem winding watch.
Steel Cutting Co., Bridgeport. machine for making
shoe shanks
Haven, electrict circui controller.
Same automatic electric winding clock device.
Same electric winding clock.
g. Il Smith sssienor to 8. North &c Co.. , New
Haven, buckle guard.
G. p. Wallace, Bridgeport, assignor to Yost Writ
". Wallace. Ansonia, die for drawing wire. ''''
F. Z: Welton. Waterbury, assignor to Tucker
L. r. Wilton, New London, press copying book.
DESIGNS.
8. L. S. Williamson, assignor to Lightning Check
Punch Co., Bridgeport, check punch case.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-12-28

Lieutenant Dufs's christmas Present
Lieutenant 7. J. Duffy Of the signal corps
of the Second regiment was recently present.
ed with sword, sash and belt by his shop
mates. Major Welles made the presentation
speech.
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OFFICE OF THE
AtchisOl, Topeka 4 Santa Fe
RAILROAD COMPANY.

BosToN, 18th December, 1899.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors
held this day, the following preamble and
resolution were unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, 1t is officially reported to the
Board that deposits of bonds under the Re-
organization plan aggregate in Europe $780,
313, 700. and in America sos, 547 ,O60, or In
all SIPS, 800, 760, and also that decisive ma
jority of each and every one Of the thirty. six
issues of bonds of the Atchison System has
been SO deposited, and, therefore, all rights
of holders to make deposits have virtually
ceased,
NEVERTHELESS, It being the desire Of
the Board to prevent injustice and hardship
to distant and absent holders who have ell
Their not become acquainted with the Plan or
through circumstances were unable to avail
themselves of it, it is therefore
VOTED, That the Chairman be authorized
to receive, in his discretion, bonds for de-
posit under the Plan up to and including the
thirty-first day of December, 1889, under
the conditions heretofore announced.
By order of the Board of Directors,
GEORGE G. MAGOUN,
Chairman.
Referring to foregoing, deposits Of Bonds
after to-day should be rendered at Offices of
KIDDER, PEABODY & CO.,
113 Devonshire street. Boston.
UNION TRUST COMPANY,
70 Broadway, New York.
Barring BROTHERS & COMPANY,
Bishopsgate-with London, E. O.
Circular SO Of the Plan Of Reorganization
mailed upon application to above, or to
J. w. Reinhart, 4th Vice Prest.
d17tf 95 Milk Street, Boston.
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NO LET UP!

Last week we advertised our
entire stock Of Mems and
Boys Clothing at what was
Auction prices, and we had
large sales; which shows
that the people appreciated
the bargains we offered.
We shall continue the Bar
gain Sale and offer Mems
and Boys Suits and Over
coats at prices that cannot
be approached.
price or
Mems and row R'rn Wide Vale Diagonal
and
selling the for $1s and $780,
bargain Young
Weybo Seal Jerseys sss5 You cannot buy ovsas Of any our
than to
he o
MEMS AND YOUNG MEMS SUITS
AT PRICES WHICH HARDLY PAY FOR THE CLOTH
thene
that ofe at
II worth $2. $5 $1s and even $780,
FUN FOR THE BOYS.
guarantee prices Chdren Suits and Overcoa
to Clothing House in New Haven
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-12-28

Dunning Fined cas-.

Daniels Resigns.
Charles Daniels has resigned as manage
of the Hartfords.
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Springfield wins.

Correct score, New Ravens 9, Bridgeports z.
Stops Reed 10, Smith "a. Fouls, Bridgeports .,
New Ravens 2. Referee, Kelly.
sLost by fouls.
sprIngfleld wins.
At Springfield last night the home team
won from the Hartfords, 4 to Q.
The standing.
The Bridgeports lost the lead last night.
Should the New Ravens win at Meriden to-
night they will 60 back into third place.
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grauelers' @mtde.
tarin's New Haven Transports

ton Line.
Every Nay Except saturday.
Leave New Haven from star1n's
sunday, tuesday and Thursday. The ERAsTUs
OORNING every Monday, Wednesday and Friday:
Returning, leave New York from Pier IL, N.R, foot
OF Courtiandt street, at 9 p. M; the Starin every
Monday. Wednesday and Friday, the Corning every
Sunday, Tuesday and Thursday. The only Sunday
night boat from New York
s1s Nth sf Sssa in cabin 7sc; sassroom 81
Free stage leaves the depot on arrival of
Hartford train, and from corner Church aud CHAPEL
streets every half hour, commencing at $3.50 O'Clock
Tickets and staterooms csn be purchased at the
Tontine Hotel. ct the pcwnes News Co., s8e Chapel
street, and at Peck Bishops, 7e2 Chapel street
Il. VAN VALKENBURG, Agent,
New Haven. Conn.
NEW HAVEN STEAMBOAT co.
DaIlvfor New York-FaFe 75c, includ.
ing Berth-BxcursIon Tickets, good
for SIX days. 31.2
rSa%A The steamer Oh NoRTHAM. Capt.
IF. J. Peck, viii leave New Haven at
u o'clock P. m, SUNDAYS excepted. staIeroons
sold at ONCE OF Peck Bishop, ZOE Chapel street,
and at Nock's drug store, corner Of Chapel and
Church sts The steamer CONTINENTAL, Captain
Stevens. leaves New Haven at 1918 g. m, Sundays
excepted.
From New York-The G. Fl. NORTHAM leaves
Peck Slip at p. M, and the CONTINENTAL at II
midnight.
Sunday Boat for New York The steamer
NEW HAVEN, Capt. Brown, at 1920 p. m. State
Free stage from the Insurance Building, Chape'
street, at p. m.
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Eoen sage Maool b1mmH, FLORENCE oieDtrts
Cassie Burbank, Florence Bling,
The choir consists of J. P. Morrow, leader;
Miss Fannie Beebe. orRanist; Mrs.. Edwin
Warren, Miss Jennie Morrow, Miss Evalie
Nettleton, Mrs. Charles QUITS, Miss Ray
Brooks. Miss Flossie Santry. Mrs. Maud
Peck, Jessie Price, Charles Cults, George
Darby, Lewis l.. Bradley, win Huntley.
The service promises to be very interesting.
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-12-28

Bequests.
By the death of Mrs. Charlotte Gabriel,
AZ Dwight street, s15, 900 falls to the Yale
library, 50, 600 to the Young Mems Institute
and $1,000 to the Dwight Place church.
These requests are in accordance with the
will Of the late Mr.. Gabriel who died last
year. His will was not to operate until af-
ter his wife's death. The full property, real
nd personal, is valued at $35, 900.
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nonra HAvrN AnnAL..

The muster Roll OF ths Conarsga-
sional Church In 1780 - Evensful
Periods In the Church's History
The Ola Parsonags-Rich In Historic
Association.
NUMBER 80.
To make these letters more effective IN his
toricAl detail, though AZ the risk OF being
perhaps tedious to the outside world. the
writer presents the muster roll OF the Con-
church, 40 Mr.. Stiles left II and
a Tr. rumble found II In 1850. It will
rspsy 10 make careful study of the families
named, and note how we'll In most cases
their descendants have "kept the faith"
Aiisn,-,wife of Stephen.
sTsdIsy. t.ms., and s s...n. hi bis wife.
B Bssss: sS:s: :sa Pc si Ii. wife,
Bradley, Merriam, wife OF Joseph.
ss%s: q: ana iSsss e: Wis
Brookett, Abel, and Hannah, his wife.
Brockett Enos, and -, his wife.
Brockett, Moses.
Brockstt' Thankful wife Of John, sr.
Bsss..: Ays S:s:% w sas K a: SSaP si
siss::is: Mary; Sii :, q Ilsu'snsns Isaac.
B:.ss:: p:sssiss;; vie e Joshua
BasssIt Hannah. wife Of -;
BIshop, James, sen.
Blshop, James, jr.
Bishop, Abigail, wife Of 80.
BIshop Abigail
Bishop, Merriam, wife Of Jay.
PEE : shC %I;s j. snS o Lydia his wife,
ccSoP, Mss Ssa lev wife Il q Jude.
G:rfs MMf idow w psS OF Ihnehaa' SEN
DAYTON, Jonathan, and Mary, his wife.
Goodyear, stephen, and Esther, his wife.
drsDniss, Thankful, wife Of John.
Granniss, Mary, wife of John.
Heaton. Ensign James and -. his wife.
Heaton, James and Mary, his wife.
HILL Widow Hannah.
Hlli Rebekah, wife Of Stephen.
Hummaston, John, and Hannah, his wife.
Hummsston' Ephraim, and susannah, his wife.
Ives sonn and az doIs his &, Wife Ifs;
Ives, Widow Mary.
Ives, Widow Ann.
ii ves' CAPTAIN Jonathan.
Jacobs, David, and Hannah. his wife.
Mansfield, Hannah, wife Of Thomas.
Monson, DR.. Walter.
Monson, Sarah, wife Of Thomas.
Pain sin widow W Martha
Pain, James and Lydia, his wife,
PsrSs; B; ;obS
Pferpont, Elizabeth, wife OF Samuel.
Potter, Widow Lydia.
Ray, Joshua.
Ray, Abigail, wife of Lieutenant Thomas,
Sackett, Samuel and Hannah, his wife.
Sanford, Captain John and Ann. his wife.
Sanford, Moses, and Mary, his wife
smith, James. and Lydla, his wife.
Smith, Abel.
Sperry, Elihu.
s sS,1ss hsssns Esther wId9w Rev. Isaac
TharD. Isaac .nnd lydia wife
Tharp, Moses, and Lydia, his wife.
Ihsrp, David, and Heighly, his wife.
Todd, Lieut.. Ebenezer, and Mary, his wife.
Todd, Eoenrzer, and Elizabeth his wife.
Todd, Christopher, and Hannah. HIS wife.
Todd, James, and Martha, his wife.
Todd, Ithemar, and Hannah, his wife.
Todd, Widow Lydia.
Todd, Widow Har ali.
Todd, Lydia, wife Of Hsxekiah.
Todd, Esthen wife Of Titus
Tuttle, Dea Isaiah.
Tuttlo, Widow Ann.
Tuttle, Daniel, and Mary, his wife.
Tuttle, Abigail, wife or William.
futile. Charity, wife Of Jehiel.
Turner, Lydia, wife OF Joseph.
Turner, Lois, wife OF James
Turner, Abigail, wife Of Caleb.
Wolcotr, Jesse, and Eunice, his vile.
"a
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FAIR HAVEN NEWS.

Christmas Praise Service at she Bap.
Slss ChuTch-An Interesting FRO.
Gramme For sunday Evening.
A Christmas praise service will be given
at the Grand avenue Baptist church Sunday
evening, under the direction of j. P. Mer-
row. Following is the programme:
Egsm b. anne p seSe
sinsns~o Promised Light. .... Choir
Responsive Scripture, Esadiang and Sunday scnoo,
Duet. Mrs Edwin B: Warren, Miss Flossie Santry
,e Nv Ssn from Edeps asss
Minnie Huntiey.
6inging-Our Great Delivcrer. School
Superintendent and Sunday school
z9ns p, Daughter School ,O..
By thirty-ons young ladies'
D Ms:ss Ray nroof: and ylo..,s Sanity. 'A'
Recitation. iTro% Bones s Imperial Monarch
Singing :The Temple yesper Hymn
RecItatiys-Night Reigns Supreme .......Choir
sinsinS~olosy To- GOD in the Highest. School
During the exercises tho following sslec-
lions By the primary department, under the
direction Of Ars. +. T. Humiston, will be
rendered:
Recitation -"Birth Of Jesus.n. ......... 49,.
willie H~ntley Csslsten JscqSss John K5hignt
Darby, F1orence siebert, Mabel simms, Cas-
sic burbank, Ruth Wilson. Hattie Gates,
Recltation-'rell Ne the story.
NATURALIZATION. BY fifteen children
Snristmas song; wilson
By Clara Ames, Eddie Brennan, willie shepard,
Eben Sage, Mabel simms, Florence siebsrt,
Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-12-28

The Muster Roll OF she ConGreEa-
sional Church In 1T80 - Eveneful
Periods In the Church's History
The OLD Parsonags-Richi In Historic
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-04

KatOJilce77sG AmeriIS0 CORA ALT
hvad deras f0rmaga star att tillskansa sig
magt och infytande staten, utan att be-
kymra sig ON hvilka medel de anvanda for
att ma malet. Med slug berakning anse
de, att arbetet b6r gSras fran b0rjan, och
fSrs5ka derf0re monopolisera skolundervis-
ningen. Enligt lagen maste barn under en-
viss alder bevista de offentliga skolorna, ss-
vida de icke atnjuta en- motsvarande un-
dervisning hemma eller privata skolor.
Visserligen lemnar undervisningen de
offentliga skolorna mycket 0frigt att 0nska,
men da de aro genom lag bestamda, h0fves
det hvarje medborgare att h0rsamma bu-
det. Den amerikanska undervisningen ar
icke katholska kyrkans smak, och derf0-
re hafva de upprattat egna skolor, hvari
barnen uppfostras enligt Ignatias Loyolas
principer. Katholska presterskapet har
till och med gait sd langt, att det tror sig
kunna f0rbjuda katholska barn att bevista
de offentliga skolorna och hotat med att
f6rneka absolution at f5raldrar, som lata
sina barn atnjuta dylik undervisning. Far
delta fOrtfara langden. blir f0liden att
katholikerna blifva en- dominerande magt
staten, men sd Or val icke nationens On
skan.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-04

NesO Hampshire ar en- af de slater
Unionen. som ingen skuld hafva. Det l
september betaltes statens resterande
skuld, uppgaende till $15O,OOO.
Konstit,stiOnsIcOnU Oklaho-
ma har afslutat slit arbete och utsett en-
komitee att inlemna den affattade f0rfatt.
ningen till kongressen. Den % oktober
skall det f6rsta valet hallas.
F0retagsamhet. Den valkanda land
och emigrationsfirman A. e. johnson & Co.
har | dagarne 6ppnat afdelningskontor. vid
1 Broadway New York att sta f0rbin-
delse med kontoren Chicago, st. Paul
och Minneapolis. New York kontoret blir
hufvudqvarteret for emigrationsarbetet |
6stern som ock for mottagandet af emil
granter som anlanda dit for vidare befor-
dram till Northwestern. Delta blir ej ringa
help for passagerare, som anlanda hit som
de hvilka afresa till gamla landet, da agen-
ter m6ta vid jernvagsstationerna och trans
portera bagaget fritz cmbord pa angarne.
En- epOkgSrande ssppfinnissg, som,
handelse den haller hvad den lofvar,
kommer att CORA en- betydlig omst5rtning
inom lader-industrien, har gjorts af en-
professor vid Statsuniversitetet Berkeley,
Cal. Talrika experiment hafva visatf att
vissa sammansattningar af fett. oljor och
svafvel CORA skim och lader fullkomligt
oem ottagligt for vatten, SAINT gifver at det-
samma en- nastan outslitbar hallfasthet.
Det sages att skodon af dylikt inpregnerat
lader skall racka minst fem ganger langre
an f. n. dr. fallet. Mar vi taga betraktan-
de att F6renta Staternas innevanare arli-
gen f6rbruka for $500, 900, 600 skodon, in
ses latt att den revolution uti skoindustri-
en- denna uppfnning, handelse den reali-
seras, kommer att f5rorsaka.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-04
d A X OF A

Emil Lind drunknade haromdagcn /
Vermilloa floden narheten af Blooming
ton.
Ed utbr6t f1rliden dag mejeriet Ma
riOn, hvilket inom kort ladies' totalt aska.
F6rlusten anslas till 81, 800.
GuUeTnGren har utfardat en- prokla-
nation, enligt hvilken valet for N. Dakota
skall f5rsigga den Oktober,
John Millers nomination for gu
vern6rsembetet och John Flittier for stats
sekreterareposten N. Dakota, ha 6fverallt
helsats med bifall, EFT bevis pa att bada
aro folkets man.
EFT stOTt repubJiIcG,ssIct ratifkations-
mote afh6lls den 25 Aug. jamestown, hvar-
vid tai h0llos af Observation-Disclosures John
Miller ex-governor Pierce m. f. m6tet var
mycket talrikt bes6kt.
Dens0EratisIca statsIcOnvestet for
N. Dakota hollis den 20 Aug. Fargo. For
guvern6r nominerades r. N. Roach fran
Larimore, Walsh county, for v. guvern6r
kapten s. K. Maginnis fran jamestown,
Stretsman Co., och for Statssekreterare A.
S. Troslid fran Hatton Trail county.
K0ngressnsassnen Springer gasta-
de f6rliden vecka fiera stader Dakota.
Bismarck gafs en- stOr reception for honom
hvilken stadens borgare utan afseende pa
parti deltogo, d8 de vile visa sin erkansla
for hvad han gjort for att "a N. Dakota
upptaget till stat.
SiOur Falls foJlemGngd uppgafs
fora numret af "Skaffaren" till 5000; rata
siffran ar $1,000, hvilken for aret utvisar
en- till6kning af 40 procent Under sam
ma It'd har egendomsvardet stigit fran 4
till mill. dollars, eller en- till8kning af
SO procent.
Bdttre sent dn dldrig. Da donna
rem Rose nyligen h3ll sin rattstermin
Bottineau, hanvande sig EFT 100 ar gam
malt fruntimmer till honom for att "a slit
''andra papper", det f8rsta hade hon utta-
git for 40 ar sedan. Hon skulle nu "prove
up" pa EFT Homestead och vile hafva sina
dokumenter ordning. Hon ledsagades af
sin 80 ars ganla dotter, hvilken sag ma
stan lika gammal ut som modren. Den
gamla gumman var of6rm6gen att ga upp
hvarf6r eden upplastes for hem
ne utanf0r d6rren. Hon var for tillfallet
svag, annars ar hon ganska kry.
RepublihCansIcG statslcOssvesstet for
s. Dakota afh6lls den 80 Aug. 1 Huron,
och uppsattes EFT statsticket, som vunnit
allmant erkannande, till ock med af prohi-
R6rande hominationen for
kOngressen uppkom en- stark Italian mellan
Clifford, Pickles och Mathews, men den Sc
mare drog sig tillbaka och lemnade faltet
6ppet for de andra. Som latt var att tan
ka var Clifford den starkaste. MelIette gick
igenom med CLANS. Norrmannen Rings
rud dnominerades for stats ssekreterareposten
Statsticket har f5ljande utseende:
Guvern6r - A. G. Mellette of, Coding-
ton county.
Lieutenant Governor j. II. Fletcher.
of Brown county.
State Auditor - l.. c. Taylor, of Han
son county.
Congress - o. s. Clifford, of Lincoln
county, and ]. A. Hicklor, of Faulk
county.
Secretary of State - o. A. Ringsrud,
of Union county.
State Treasurer - w. L. Smith of Lake
county.
Attorney General - Robert Dollard, of
BOuh0mme county.
Superintendent OF Public instruction -
G. L. Pinkham, of Hand county.
Supreme Judges - d. Corson, of Law
rence; A. G. Kellum, of Brule, and John
Bennett, of Clark.
Commissioner of School and Public
Lands - o. Fl. Parker, Of Brookings.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-09-04

sd ar deraS enda mole det, att med det US
Taste branvin supa sig svinfulla. ON uen-
ma suckande Inconsistencies n8gon gang
s0ker spjerna mot sina fogdars udd, sa blif-
va de nedskjutne med mitralj6ser. San
nerligen arbetsdur aro lyckliga jemf6-
relse med dessa menniskor och likval ma
ste tillbringa EFT lif sd ovardigt menniskor.
Denna uppgift ON Belgiens grufarbetare
har jag ur Funckes senaste uppbyggelse-
box. Men hvad g0r du, min van, mar du
h6r sadant, hvad g0r du? -
Ar det da n6dvandigt, att Diet maste va
ra sadan 6mklighet pa jorden midt de
kristna och sa h6gt civilliserade landerna?
Nyligen Taste jag en- tidning, att kung
Leopold mycket artigt sade till en- arbeta-
redeputation: vi aro arbetare allesamman,
jag arbetar mitt fack, edert. Men ka-
re, det matte val vara skilnad mellan mil
lionerl5ner och de arme grufarbetarnes 40
cents ON dagen. vi aro arbetare allesam-
man, det ar SAINT. Men det ar ock SAINT,
att det ar ALT for orimlig skilnad pa ar
betsl6nerna.
Tank, hvad de store verlden och kyr-
kan prala, stata och sl6sa. Der halles in
gen malta. Tank, kyrkan, som skulle
f0rega med CODA exempel, tank, katolska
kyrkan synnerhet. Det finnes hos dc