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Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
Ada orockwelI Dsud.

The sldeat daughter of j. II. Crock
well, Ada, who was more seriously
burned than eny of the others in the
coal oil explosion evening before last At
Virginia City, died last evening about
5 O'Clock. The physicians had at no
time much hope Of her recovery after
they raw the extent aud severity of her
injuries. A short time before her death,
and without prompting or suggestion
from Any one, in calm. distinct voice
tn. little sufferer recited the Lord 8
Prayer rom beginning to end, dnishing
with "God LESS papa; God bless mann
mn; God hl.ss Earl and Lulu and little
Lawrence - Tribune.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
a Good Flow.

W. T. Crane. Of South Fork, has sue
cs,dsd in getting good flow of water
out of spring which has always con-
tanned a small amount Of water, but has
never been known to f,w till now.
The spring is situated some miles from
Mr.. Cranes ranch, in the direction of
what is known al Sqnnw Mountain,
and 40 Mr.. Crane has large numbers of
stock in that vicinity, which were stuff
sring for want OF water, he decided TO
try On experiment, and, making a cut
some "a feet long and 4 deep from the
spring, back towards the hill, was re-
warded in striking = good flow of water.
A Pinch Pipe was laid and . good
stream now issues from whore, hereto.
fore, there has been only pool. IL
the 6rst "a hours after it was tapped
the wRtor had run down the canyon
half mile.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16

The Senatorial Committes. expected
NJ Carson on the Goth ID composed of
the following persons of Nationsl dis
tlnetion: Senators VIM. n. Stewart. Of
Nevada, and Johh W. Reagan. of Tex
as; Major John w. Powell, Director of
tho Geological Survey; Colonel G. R.
Hinton. o. s. Irrigntipg Engineer; @.
y. Keplar, Serpe.nt-.s-Arms and G.
R. Boswell. Official Stouographer.
The examination by this committee will
touch upon the quality Of tho soil, eli
mate. coal fields, timber, Biography of
the country, quality Of the waters and
possibilities Of irrigation by tapping
streams, storing water by reservoirs OF
boring arteniau wells.-! Nevada Trib-
une.
The people Of Elko county should
take steps to rend representatives. to
Carson to appear b-fora tho senats
Committee and advocate the interests
OF the county. This is an important
matter and should receive the attention
OF the people.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
DISCOVERY.
4 Change.

We, tho ladies OF the W. @. T. o.. in
order to squal;zs our working force,
have decided to change the night Of
serving our Lunch from Saturday even-
ing to Friday evening. We hope the
change will meet tho appreciation Of
the public, who hive 80 long and ably
stood by us, with substantial aid in our
efforts to live, not for ourselves, bat to
dedicate our lives 10 the demands of
humanity. And We respectfully aohcit
our frientas. and the public generally. to
remember as next Friday evening; and
nt the same time thank them with many,
many thanks, for past kind connidern-
tions and generosity.
z. j. TALBoTr,
st.. Surt OF Press.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
he Fair.

The Central Eevndan of the 18th in
slant contains an item in relation to
the Truckee fire which is taken word
for word from tho INDEPENDENT. and
without any credit whatever. It also
contains an item of some length taken
from the Enterprise and one from the
Appeal, besides several from other pa
perS, none Of which are given due cred
il, as it in the custom to do by all
fair papers. We do not care how much
the Nevadan Clips from the INDEPEND-
EST. bet We think it is only right that
W. should be given credit once in a
| while. Be fair, Bro. Dennis. and DO
! not try to make people think that al
these borrowed articles are your own
production.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
T'RuOES.

The Phoenix, ArizoniAn says: Talk
about your trusts. Phoenix has ono of
the most unique in the United States.
The Chinese here have formed q syndi-
cate and run all the restaurants II q
man 10 unable TO pay his board at once
no cannot obtain board ut another; and
if white man starts into tho business
the ohinsso, who have . monopoly in
gardening. boycott the CauoAsians or
charge them = higher price for green
groceries than their AongoliAn partners
nav,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
Only $500.

The Idaho World says: mo such
sum A. 900 has been given by the
Government toward the extinEuishmsnt
of forest dr0s. The amount has now
,dwindled down to- $500, and Boise
county gets only $3.50 OF 5000. This
just simply amounts to nothing. The
fighting force that the small amount
employs wouli not check in tho least
any ona Of the many 6res that arc still
marching along, leaving destruction in
their track,
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
Virginia City Sportsmon(P)

A private letter from J. T. Davis, in
which was enclosed another letter Civ
ing an account of the slaughter Of young
ducks at Washoe Lake by Virginia City
pothunters. was received here last even
ing. 1t is a shame that the young
ducks. many OF which are unable to fly
cannot be protected from Comstock
spoytsmen, who seem unable to kill q
bird after it is old enough to fly Rene
GazsttO
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
Newsbsys STRIKE.

Five hundred nswsboys struck against
the increased price charged them BY the
Evening Sun aud Evening World list
Tuesday. Trey had procession,
carrying placTls alvocA.ing q boycott
Of the two papers. they also tried to
persuade the public to refuse to buy
'hs papers from the Office. The few
boys who purchased at the advanced
"'es had their papers de troyed by tho
.yoa"g strikers. The uewsboys won
'Aer fight. The pure.s acosded to
tatir terms.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16

Young Jim Garfield, the favorite son
Of General Garfield, is said to DO train
ing for political career. He keeps his
residence in the old Nineteenth Ohio
district, which his father used to repre-
sent. and it is thought likely that before
many years he will no sent to Congress
He is described AZ Ane scholar, a fair
orator. and developing into q lawyer.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
0IPayed or stolen .

From our pasture near Halleck, some
time in April. 1889, one light bay horse,
branded JILL connected. (ths stems of
the J and l. forming the H). on left
high, 8 on left shoulder and 20 on
left hip.
A suitable reward will be paid for tho
return Of the horses to Halleck, or for
Information whore they may be found.
KELLY 4 MCCAIN,
Halleok. Nav. NAV s. 1889. Il
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16

Lrraroie City has negro nose-biter
who 10 about M handy with his teeth ~
was the Comstock maD-eatsr The
nose. bitter was arrested last Monday
night With three noses 1.-TWO white and
one black, in his hip pocket. On
Tuesday he was bound over to appear
before the Grand Jury in the sum Of
$500 for mayhem.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
Productive Cabbage stalks.

County Surveyor Bowen says that J.
II Tbies raised lot Of csbbages Last
year. aud ~. usn,I cut cH tho head. in
the Fill or Winter This Spring the
old stalks sprouted. and some of them
imw bear AZ many ns Ave good sized
heals Of oaJnage - SIses State
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
SALMAGCNDl.

TT. Brennan. of Star Valley, il in
town to-day.
Don't forget tho ice cream at tho
Beading Room tonight.
Fishing poles from as cents up, and
fall assortment of nns fishing tackle
4 MullSr's.
Ed. Allen, formerly miller ut this
place. came down from Ruby Valley
LAST evening.
Isaac GriSwold. of Ruby Valley, came
down last evening and stopped over in
town to-day. ...
The Reno Journal il authority for the
statement that Major J. II. Dennis will
proba bly, start Democratic paper in
that thriving town. ..
Five hundred prisoners at San Quen-
tin have revoltsd and demand that they
bS given better food, which they say is
tue cause of the revolt.
1t is reported that sullivan and Kill
rain have been indicted by the Grand
Jury at Purvis, Miss. the place at
which they are being tried.
There are ITO patients at the State
Asylum for the insane, about 35 more
than when the insane OF the State were
brought over from Stockton.
Somsrville Journal:-Silence gives
consent. and yet when young man
asks a young woman to he his wife he
generally prefers that she should say
something. ..
Miss Ruth Russell. Miss Addie Hun
Ter, Miss Lonise Adams and Mr.. VIM.
Adams, who have heen camping in the
vicinity Of Tusoarors for the past few
! weeks, returned home last Wednesdny
evening.
Mrs.. Maybrick's last hope is gone
Home Secretary Matthews held a con
'ultati"n with Justice Stephen, and
announces that there is no possible
chance of stay in the execution, and
that Mrs. Maybrick must hang.
man named Pagan was taken from
the Truck-e Jail Sunday night by q
mob of masked men. tarred and feath.
cred, and nearly lynched, He had
been ordered to leave town, but defiad
the vigilautss with the above result.
Carson Appeal: On Wednesday last
Dir. Robert Lyon, formerly of Nevada
died at Ventura, CAL, OF rheumatism
Deceased wtR an uncle of Mrs J. q
Fox, also Of Messrs. Dorsey and Warren
Noteware of this s:ty. He was abou
81 years OF age and native OF Illinois
Two Philadelphia reporters who sub
I-cted themselves ont Of curiosity to Oh,
Brown-Sequard elixir treatment, ar,
laid up aud one Of ttom is considsrabl,
alarmed about mis- condition. He wa,
compelled to keep his bed with higl
lever, pains in his head, a painful con
fusion Of ideas and severe pains In tn,
groin.
Merchant TraVeler:--"Cau you pla,
poker2'' asked u tourist of travelln,
man Who was oooupving the sam,
rAlor car with him. "W,ll," said th,
traveller in a hesitating tone, IT DON
exactly play, I understand 80 it'll,
about the game, but I will try coupl
Of hands with you II you like" mo,
"id tue stranger, positively "I'v
changed my mind. It hasen't beel
two weeks since 1 tackled man VIII,
didn't think he could pl ~"
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
For sale.

One SPIN work horses; work double
or single; weight, twelve hundred
pounds each; one set double harness,
neW;. one spring Wagon; one Boss cart
and one single harness, nearly new.
Terms easy.
80 I'm. LIE. NeRoAu.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
Take Warning

All persons caught taking ice from
Litton & Hunters Slaughter House
will be- prosecuted to the full extent O
the law. All who wish to avoid trouble
in this matter will do we'll to take warn
ny. 1w
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16

CTUDIES FOR BoARDERs AND DAY
- pupils will be resumed MONDAY, SEP
TENDER 2, 1889.
The English course includes all the bra neh-
ss necessary for frst-clsss education. The
languages, linear drawing, vocal music in
class, plain sewing and ornamental needle
WORK form no extra charge.
Terms are modified when two or more Of the
same family are at school ut the same time.
Students attending All Hsllow's College are
permitted to visit their sisters At the Acad-
envy.
railroad lines.
Terms moderate. For catalogues, address
q above. 7-lS I'd
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
For sale.

Bi1ty hsaa Of unbroks horses; rom
three to Ave yeArs OIL. For further
particulars address
W . +. RHsa.
MsenAssiA Cay, EIko Co.,
2,h, Nevada
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
HOTEI. AKRGVAI.H.
Depot H0teI-Clark 4 Green, Pro.
priotOrS.

KJ Conway. Glover Valley; n j
Irish. Max " Cohn, D Bibbsred S F;
Fl McKear, w q Tel Co; A Kennedy,
A w Stone, Csrlin; T. F. Bremen.
Deeth; Frank Curren, Lamoille; D H
Allen, Isanc GrisWold, Ruby; E. Wool
vertoA, Secret Valley.
Daily independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 188?-1915, 1889-08-16
HUNTINGTON STAGE.
~ULLION. S'ChI3E.

kg7fv,s, TneSIayG sac rdI!... ....... 1902
ne.~,-,s, hOuda3 - hr.Gs5 ...,,.. - } 10 ~.
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EkMOILbE STAGE

Arrives, Tuesday 4 Saturday.. e. 1907, q
Departs, Wednesday l. Sunday ..... 1904. Nc.
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pay
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-04-10
Washington jubileM,sa. Festr

Washington j,sbileasm. Festprogra-
met for det jubieum, som kommer att ega
rum New York med anledning af att 100
ar f0rflutit sedan president Washington
tilltradde embetet, har nu blifvit faststaldt
salunda: Den II april 0ppnas utstallnin-
gen af historiska malerier Metropolitan
Opera House. Mandagen den 20 april an
lander president Harrison med slit kabi-
nett. Presidenten f0res af en- rOddbat till
Wall street, der han helsas valkommen.
hvarefter han / sallskap med guvern0ren
begifver sig till City Hall, hvarest en- st6rre
| mottagning eyer rum. Tisdagen den 30
skall XII. 9 pa morgonen ringas / ALA sta
dens kyrkor och gudstjenst hallas / hela
landet. Derefter halles en- minnesfest /
sgd portalen af skattkammaren, hvilken
inledes af DIR STORES med bon. Festtalet
halIes af NJ. Depew. Harpa parad af mill
taren under anf6rande af generalmaiol
Schofield och revy a Madison Square.
Fran XII. 81 beses tafvelutstallningen och
XII. afhalles en- stor bankett. Onsdager
den mai paradel af olika borgerliga fore
ningar, och tros dessa blifva storartade
Den 8 maj slutas h6gtidligheterna.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-04-10
d A X @ II A .

Er, guUern0r OrttaUay upptrader nu
6ppet sasom kandidat till senatorsposten
for N. Dakota.
Mayor III. j. Rice fran Huron nam
nes sasom den der har CODA utsigter att
blifva ajernvagskommissarie
Lagas7.e fran senaste legislaturen ut
komma fran trycket den 1 mai. Arbetet
utf3res af mr.. Bierly / Grand Forks.
En- ny styreLse for fangelset Bis
marck har utsetts af guvern8r Mellette,
och har den gamla styrelsen aftradt.
Utniimntsges af McManema till au-
dit8r af territoriet, helsades Pierre med
odelad sympati, och betraktas sasom en-
kompliment for staden.
iStureLseya for Jamestown-asylen har
till guvern6ren inlemnat sin resignation.
Det ar att hoppas, att guvern5ren de af-
gangne Observation-Disclosures stale utval-
jer man, som f3rsta vigten af det erhallna
f0rtroendet, ty hittills har sd icke varit fal-
let.
En- st6rre eJdsUCita utbr5t den 2 DIS
| | Mount Pleasant, hvarvid hela affarsde-
len af ken lila staden, SAINT en- mangd bo-
ningshus ladies' aska. Afven fGrst6rdes
Milwaukee g. st. Paul banans byggnad
Skadan anslas till $500, 900. Diver 100
familier blefvo genom 5randen husyilla.
En- svdr assJcLsDeLse. Farmaren ii.
Olson, bosatt narheten af Hecla, har ar.
resterats sasom misstankt att hafva giort
mordf0rs8k mot sin granne. som harom
dagen traffades af EFT skott, da han 6ppna'
de d0rren for en- man, som bultade pa
Nagra sakra bevis pa Olsons brottslighet
har man icke.
| Pierre s.ustdr sig. Eft massm6tt
hollis f5rliden vecka Pierre, hvara beslu
tades att utom hvad redan ar insamlad
subskribera S25, 900 for att anvandas
kampen for att ia Pierre till hufvudstad
Samtidigt besl6ts att Bonds skulle utstal
las for $50, 900 till uppf6rande af en- sto
och tya mindre skolbyggnader.
i Eft prairtebrGssoens offer. FraI
KimbalI skrifves, att mrs. Winberg, son
bodde 12 mil s1der ON namde plats, ON
kommit lagorna under den prairiebrand
som f5rliden vecka anstalde sd stor ford
delse. Hon och hennes man f5rs6kte at
: slacka eden, hvarunder hennes klade
fattade ED med namda sOrgliga resultat.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-04-10

IyngsI.uset Sioux Falls uppgifves
komma att kosta $50, 900 och icke $4,000,
som uppgafs fora numret.
TaIet df delegater till konstitutio-
mems konvent kommer att ega rum den IA
mai, da skandinaverna bora passa pa att
vara val representerade.
EidsUdda. Den stora mj6lqvarnen
och elevatorn Devils Lake fattade eld
f6rliden fredag. Eden uppkom | tredje
vaningen och spred sig derifran med sadan
hastighet, att inom 10 minuter lagorna
slogo ut fran ALA hall. Brandkaren an
kom st6rsta skyndsamhet till platsen och
har elevatorbolaget att tacka dess kraftiga
upptradande for, att icke hela den valdiga
byggnaden blef lagornas rof. Brandka-
rens arbete vackte en- s8dan beundran att
affarsmannen samlade ihop $500 for att
f0rdelas bland karens medlemmar.
En- f0rGddnde pratrtebrand, den
svaraste man upplefvat Dakota, rasade |
torsdags omnejden af Freeman. Elden
grep omkring sig med en- skrackinjagande
hastighet och 6delade ALT sin vag, nard
af EN- storm med en- hastighet af so mil |
timmen. Diver 80 familjer f5rlorade hus
och hem och sta alldeles utblottade. l
Freeman arbetade hvarje borgare med for
tvflans mod for att begransa det rasande
elementet, hvilket afven lyckades, tack
ware de Omstandigheter att vinden slog
ON. Milwaukeebanan f8rlorade flera bryg-
gor. och blefvo 400 ties f6rkolnade pa lini-
en- mellan Marion och Freeman. Med sa-
kerhet vet man att 4 personer blefvo BRAN
da till d6ds, men atskilliga personer SAX
nas och befarar man att afven dessa ON
kommit | lagorna. Egendom f6rst5rdes
till varde af 81, 10000
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-04-10
Minnesotas Legislator.
M6ndaQen.

HusET. Representatives. h0ll en-
kort session, synbarligen mer for att erhal-
la en- smula f6rstr6else, pa grund af att det
var den f6rste april, an att lagga hand vid
iagstiftningen. F6rslaget ON att f0rbjuda
minderariga att a krogar spela billiard och
pool kom tillbaka fran senaten, hvarest
EFT mindre tillagg gjorts, SAINT blef slutli-
gen antaget. Eft par fiskregleringsf0r-
Stag antogos, det ena r6rande Hennepin
county och det andra Goodhue, Wabasha
SAINT Olmsted counties. F0ljande platser
erh0llo ratt att utstalla bonds: Slayton,
Murray county; Madison for EFT allmant
bibliotek; Carlton County; Todd township
Hubbard county.
Hsdagen.
SENATEN. / dag utkampades en- het
strid ON ett af Scheffer inlemnadt f0rslag
att inspektera all slagtboskap. delta
f0rslag stadgas, att ALA dur amnade for
slagt skola inspekteras "a timmar fore
slagtningen for att derigenom utr6na ON
de aro friska och dugliga till f6da. Den
som saljer k0tt efter icke inspekterade
dur skall straffas med 500 b0ter eller
trenne manaders fangelse eller derunder.
Inspector, som g6r sig skyldig till bedrag.
ligt f5rfaringssatt alagges 10 till so dollars
b5ter for hvarje f5rseelse. A ena sidan
framh0lls att ifragavarande proposition af
sage de store kreatursbolagens och slagte-
riernas intressen och andra, att landt
brukaren harigenom skulle gagpas. For
slaget antogs slutligen med 33 roster mo-
6. De som advocerade f0rslaget p8sto
do afven att de hade sanitara grunder
sigte, men de pekuniara aro dock mera pa
tagliga. Skulle forslaget blifva lag, vor,
dermed all konkurrens fran andra slater
denna branch utestangd. Om vara landt
priser for sin boskap aterstar att Sc. Re
presentanthusets f6rslag att bemyndig
st. Paul att utstalla 100000 for skolva
sendet och senatens att utstalla $4,000
for Indian Mound park antogos. Howar
Lake erh0ll tillatelse att utstalla bond
for uppf6randet af en- ''town hall" sam
for andra allmanna f6rbattringar.
HUsET. Fragan ON d0dsstraffets al
skaffande kom ater upp, men afven n
utan asyftadt resultat Senatens f5rsla
att tillata Crookston att utfarda bonds fl
jernvagsbygnad och Howard Lake fl
..town hall" och andra f6rbattringar al
tOgOs.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-04-10

Prdirieeldar harjade f6rliden vecks
| pa fera stallen trakten af Boone, Iowa,
hvarvid en- mangd h6stackar och tradgar-
dar blefvo f6rst6rda.
DrussIc,sdd. En- tioarig gosse vid
namn Albert Peterson Keokuk, Iowa,
drunknade harom dagen kanalen, till stor
sorg for f5raldrarne.
BankrOf. l onsdags matt gjorde in
brottstjufvar pahelsning First Natio-
nal Bank" Plymouth, O., hvarvid de lyc-
kades tillgripa 81, 900.
DEN ssye kTyysGress charleston"
San Francisco ar nu mara fardig. Den
f5rsta profresan skall fartyget f6reta | far
yattnet kring s5dra California.
Gasfynd. Peter Lebes fam mandags
gas under borrning a sin farm vid Hem
don, Iowa, pa EFT dup af 10s fot. Gasen
kom med sadan styrka att sand och jord
kastades 500 fot h5gt.
President Harrison lemnade ons-
days tilltrade for embetsjagare och deras
inflytelserika vanner. Kand med situatio-
men hade han Walt stora mottagningssalen,
hvarest 700 personer vantade pa honom.
RGtt sd. Kr8garen Chr. Boora Bur-
lington, Iowa, har b5tfalts for visad van
v6rdnad mot domstolen, det han trots
gallande f6rbud hallit sin krog 6ppen un-
der afvaktan pa H0gsta domstolens ut
Stag.
En- stark Orlcan rasade | onsdags 6f-
yer omnejden af Clipley Florida, hvarvid
betydlig skada anrattades. Methodistkyr-
kan SAINT flere andra byggnader f6rst6r-
des. En- person vid namn John Dickens
0mkom.
Ssa6 SEdern. s5ndags sn0ade det
hela dagen Wincheter, Vir. Samtidigt
askade det och blixtrade flera timmars
It'd. Telegrafledningen f6rst6rdes totalt.
Afven andra platser Virginia hems5ktes
af ovadret.
LdngrdgG resGss5e. Forliden vec-
ka gastades Chicago u japanesiske prin-
sen Takehitoned GENIAL och ett stort folje.
Prinsen Or stadd pa en- inspektionsresa till
de olika amerikanska 1rlogsvarfven, haref-
ter han begifver sig till Europa.
Olyclcshdadelses Bromsaren Frank
Fillmore vid Grand Trunk banan, hade |
onsdsgs olyckan att sid Thornton juno
tIon. Mich, falla af taget. hvarvid han
som mbilAn lljuisn och sikadade sig sk lila
att d5den nastan omedelbarligen f6ljde.
Observation-Disclosures lanslet aro
enligt berattelserna derom | allmanhet
CODA sager tidningen Nordstjernan.
New York, Brooklyn och kringliggande
orter dr. tillgangen pa arbetskrafter langt
st6rre an efterfragan, So att fattigdom och
brist raider pa manga hall. Fran andra
platser later det battre: Chicago och St..
Louis SAINT de nya manufakturstaderna 1
S6dern aro fullt arbete och pa manga an
dra stallen arO arbetskrafter efters6kta.
Samst bestaldt synes det vara for jernar-
betare Pittsburgh, Reading, Paterson
och fera platser. Strejker och daliga kon-
junkturer ha f6rmatt jernverkegarne att
inskranka eller helt och hallet upph8ra
med sin tillverkning. Utsigterna for ars-
vaxten aro f5r narvarande lOfvande, med
tjenligt vader och tillracklig nederb0rd.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-04-10
VAREN.

warren kommit! Blodet glider,
Och hvar stund en- njutning f6der,
Snarlik EFT f6rnyadt hopp;
Flydda aro vintrens dagar,
Och Ell langre hjertat klagar
Modl0s under lifvets lopp.
Ifran molnfri himmel str&lar
Klar6gd sol, och allting pralar,
Uppvackt af dess varma kyss;
Uti gr6nska jorden klades,
Och hvart slime lifligt glades.
Kulet och f6rtvifladt nyss.
Uppa tr6tta vingar tagar
Flyktig gast fran sol, som lagar,
Till en- nordisk, valkand lund,
Att hemmet der / dalen
Dr6mma, skid fran bittra qvalen,
Karlek len flyktig stund.
Utl luftenS blaa eter
Larkan, utan rytm och meter,
Sjunger ut slit hjertas fr6jd;
Frigjord, klockren sangen klingar
Som fran fromma hjertat svingar
Menl0s bon mot himlens hold.
Fjallets drifva uppsmalt hastar
Utf6r klippan och sig kastar
Lekfullt ned blomprydd dal,
Flyter fran bland n0tta stenar
Och till slut i backen enar
Skilda grenar-frisk och sval.
Radd och blygsam sippan skickar
Ifran tufvan skygga blickar
Kring en- sk6n och nyf5dd verld,
Medan fjariln lustigt svingar
Pa de brokigt sk0na vingar
Kring dess kalk pa luftig fard.
Myggan uti aftonstunden
Dansar lustigt der lunden
Efter foglarnes musk;
Och den klara b0ljan stilla,
Frigjord uti magisk villa
Star mot strand, pa gr6nska rik.
Knoppen svaller, och de gr6na
Bladen lysa fran So sk6na
Mot den saftigt friska STAN;
Lundens kronor hastigt breda
Skuggorna, att blomman freda,
Som ur mullen tittar fran.
Uti luften, skogen, grasen,
ALA dessa skilsfa vasen
Vakna upp ur dvala lang,
Att med fit, f6rutan hvila,
Under timmarne, som lila,
Klada jorden an en- gang.
Var valkommen var, du sk6na,
Att med dina fr6jder Iona
Langtan, f5dd vintrens It'd.
Uppvack hopp saradt hjerta
Och f0rmildra lifvets smarta
Med din kraft, din 70, din frid!
Lar oss uti dina lunder
V8rdsamt kama Skaparens under
Och med karlek till hans bud
en- sjal, panyttf0dd vorden,
Liksom du omskapat jorden.
Reda var at himlens Gud! .-