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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-10-16
ALLMINNA NYHETER.
Eder
O. O.

Hog itder. Edwin Kerwin Beloit,
Wis, afled harom dagen den h6ga aldern
af 1O3 ar.
President Harrison har utnamt
Alfred Lundvall till F0renta Staternas kol-
lekt6r Neigh, Neb.
KOREaIrseY',lds GsataI var fora vec-
kan F6renta Staterna och Canada 213,
mot 2oe veckan forut.
Magasinerade ff0Grrtidet af hvete och
majs landet var f6rliden veckas l5rdag
s,S49,s13 bushels af fora slaget och
11,511, ,974 bushels af det senare.
Frost / alabama. l nora och mel
lersta delen af Alabama intraffade ons-
days natt en- ganska stark frost, som gjor-
de icke sa obetydlig skada.
En- af'Gr som bGr sig. Enligt West
ern Unions arsberatteise hade bolaget un-
der f0rra aret en- nettovinst af s6,O13,241
och en- reservfond at $s,6l1,4O1.
AnsiTal Porter ligger svart sjuk i
Jamestown, N. Y. Lakarns frukta for
att han Ell kommer att tillfriskna. Porter,
som ar en- gammal man, har varit krasslig
en- langre It'd.
RGtt sd. Fyra personer | Brooklyn,
N. Y. hvilka anklagats for att hafva olag-
ligen r0stat vid de senaste primarvalen,
hafva d0mts till nio manaders fangelse och
$3.50 hvardera b0ter.
The Knights of Tenspl0r hade for
ra veckan storm6te Washington. M6tet
var talrikt bes0kt. Staden var smyckad
med fiaggor och EN- stor parad var anord-
mad, hvilken vid passerandet af Hvita hu-
set helsades af presidenten.
MisstGndL0d pOlisna0n. Polisman-
men Sven Lindquist Galesburg, Ill. skulle
en- alton f6rliden vecka arrestera en- meyer,
men denne sprang in 1 en- negerkyrka.
hvarest for tillfalIet EFT mote egde rum.
Da Lindquist intradde gick hans revolver
af och kulan traffade taket. Nu omringa-
des han af negrerna och blef af dem lila
misshandlad. Flera af valdsverkarne blef-
vo arresterade.
Fyssd jOTden. En- arbetare hittade
baron dagen narheten af Red Bank, N.
j. ett paket innehallande $4,000 bank
sedlar, SAINT sexton graverade sedelplatar
for sedeltryckning. Sedlarne voro utgif-
ma af Bank of Concord N. II. och mycket
gamla. Man tror, att bade sedlar och pla-
tar blifvit nedgrafda af en- pa sin It'd myc-
ket omtalad bankuuf vid MANN Sherman,
som en- It'd bodde der orten, men drunk
made for omkring 20 ar sedan. ON sed-
larne hafva nagot varde, derom namnes In
tet rapporten.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-10-16
ID A X U II A..

WjltiGxs Jdyne var territoriet Dako-
tas f6rste guvern6r. A. G. Mellette blil
synbarligen dess siste.
HOrnstenen till soldathemmet 1 Hot
Springs nedIades den 10 dennes. Anstal-
ten tros blifva fardg den juni nasta ar.
OUdntdGlt art: En- Grand Forks bo-
satt engelsman vid MANN Parkquist, har
nyligen fran England fatt EFT ovantadt arl
pa 900 p. sterling ON act.
JuVeIstGtd. Juveleraren William Hill
Sioux Falls blef harom dagen bestulen pa
juvelsmycken till varde af $4,000. Tjuf-
ven har icke kunnat ertappas.
N. DdEOtGs legislator kan svarligen
sammankalas fore den Is november. Pre-
sident Harrison har f6rst att genom en-
proclamation f5rklara N. Dakota for stat
F0rbudet mot tillverkning och f0rsalj
ming af rusgifvande drycker / N. Dakota,
trader kraft den JUL 1890. Kr5garne
hafva saledes god It'd pa sig att g6ra f6rbe
redelser for affytning.
Mitchell blef scke h,tfUutlstdd, men
delta hindrar dock icke att staden smart
kommeS att strala i elektrisk belysning.
Statsgadgt har nemligen beslutat, att upp-
lysa staden med elektricitet, och uppdra-
git at North Western Electric Comp. St.
Paul att utf6ra arbetet. Anlaggningen
tros blifva fardig slutet af November ma
mad,
En- boom har lange radt Pierre, under
hOpp ON s. Dakotas hufvudstad skulle dit
f6rlaggas. Sa har afven skett, och dermed
har bOomen tilltagit. En- mangd speku-
lanter hafva infunnit sig. och ALA saga de
| sig hafva gjOrt CODA atfarer. Hotellen arc
6fverfulla, So att manga resande n3dgas
sofva ON natterna pa biljardborden, och
kanske dr8mma ON ALA de skater, som dc
vanta sig finna den nya hufvudstaden.
AlInsiianG uppnaiirIcsansI.etes N.
Dakota ar for narvarande rigtad pa sp3rs
malet: Hvilka man skola representera der
nya staten F6renta Staternas sepat. Sc
mare politiska kolnbinationer tyda pa, at
Pierce och domaren La MQure Pembins
komma att erhalla f6rtroendet. Pierce an
ses som sjelfskrifven, och La Moures kandi
datur ar berOende at ON guvern3r Johr
Miller icke trader upp som medtafare.
s. Dalc0tGs f0rsta legsslat,sr sam
mantradde Pierre den is okt F6rst ps
dsgordningen star valet af tva f5rbundsse
natorer. for hvilka poster kandidater arc
faltet. Domaren Moody fran Deadwoot
och Hon. r. +. Pettigrew fran Sioux Falls
anses yara do starkaste. Legislaturen ut,
g6res at 100 roster, af hvilka ungefar %
aro demoKratiska. Republikanerna f0rfo.
ga saledes 6fver 149 roster, hvadan for er.
hallandet af majoritet / caucus beh5fve,
rs roster.
Tatresssltatet N. Dakota ar nu full.
standigt kandt Staten afgaf slit f5rsta
val som sadan 80, 500 roster. Den repub-
likanske kandidaten for kongressen, Hans
brough. valdes med $1,000 rosters majori-
tet och John Miller till guvern6r med en-
majoritet at $4,000. Republikanska r6st.
antalet var 70 procent af det hela; mindre
an 20 procent r6stade mot konstitutionen
och prohibitionen segrade med en- mafori
tet af !, 100 roster.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-10-16
Ur Europas hjerta.
XIV.

AlNs
Och nu f6rsvinner Stolzenfels ur min
8syn. Det var den kOnstalskande, for det
sk0na alltid vakne Fredrik Wilhelm den
AIDE af Preussen, som lat uppbygga och
utsmycka StOlzentels sin nuvarande ge-
stalt. Der star det nu sasom en- naturens
brudgum, prydd att mottaga sin brud.
Slottsruiner, stader och byar utan tai
skynda vi fJrbi; neil jag f6rstar, nina la
sare aro redan tr6tta pa Rhen. viljen
icke heller Sc de vackra vingardarne utef-
ter bergsluttningarna, f5rmodar jag. Dric-
af vinet ia vi ju icke, ty vi aro prohibitio-
mister, men vi ia val alta vindrufvor. Skull
le du icke villa vara med en- qvall deruppe
den der s0ts0ta lila l6fhyddan, alta vim
drufvor, h6ra Rhensagor och sjunga Rhen-
sanger? Skulle du icke villa klattra upp
med skumrasket till den der borgruinen
och Sc tomtgubbarne, som leka kurra g6m-
ma de gamla rddargemaken? Men h0r
nu, nu ringer det till aftonsang den der
gamla mtdeltidskyrkan pa kullen. Har
du nagonsin hort sa r0rande klocktoner?
Det ar ju, som komme de fran andeverl-
den. vi maste en- gang tillbedja med var
gamla moderkyrka. Huru kanner du Diet?
Det ar halfskumt inne kyrkan. Du h6r
presten mumla sina vesper b0ner vid alta
ret; du ser de andaktiga pa kna framf5r
Maria och andra bilder. Du vet Ell hvad,
du kanner det rent af hemskt. Men van
ia, en- k6r sjunger fran laktaren. Det var
ju en- f6runderlg sang, sa vek, sa smak-
tande, att dit hjerta rent af Smaller; du
svafvar luften, du vet eli hvar du ar, det
6r en- gudstienst sa alldeles olik hvad du
Or van, att du tror dig vara kommen in en-
trollverld. Ar det har en- gudstjenst anda
och sanning, fragar du. Du ar sa f0rbryl-
lad, att du icke kan svara eller sansa dig,
f6rran du far lasa en- god stund dit nya
testamente. Du sager da bestamd ton:
tjusande, rent af f6rtrollande ar den katol-
ska gudstjensten, men en- gudstenst anda
och sanning Or Diet icke. Det ar en- hel
hop hedendom den gudstjensten: den der
mumlande presten, de der bilderna, Wig
vattnet och menniskorna pa kna framf0r
bilder, huru kan det falla nagon in att kali
la delta en- rem kristlg gudstjenst, sadan
vi hafya den pya testamentet. Men de
innerligt vackra kyrkorna, den sk6na kon-
stem kyrkorna, hyad villa vi CORA? Skulle
du, ON du hade fria handler, rifva omkull
kyrkorna eller skulle du atminstone bran.
ma upp de sk6na bildernaP Ar du luthe-
ran eller reformert denna fragap Du
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1889-10-16
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD.
cUsTAvUs ADoLPHUs COLLEGE

Torkan och det vackra vadret fortfar.
Vattenbrsten b0rjar blifva ratt kanbar
dessa trakter. Skolan har dock dess bait
re intet att frukta af vattenbrist, ON icke
en- altman vattenn6d intraffar. Signalby-
ran synes tro att vi hafva Ell att vanta ma
got Store h6stregn.
- Helsotillstandet bland de studerande
Or godt, arbetslusten likasa, utom hos nag
ra, som icke f5rsta slit eget basta.
-Styrelsen h0ll slit h6stm6te den
oktober. Da besl6ts att kalla pastor A.
Jackson till skolans finansagent. Dess-
utom kallades pastor s. G. Franzen att eg-
ma nagot af nasta sommar at denna SAX.
Afvensa besl6t styrelsen att bedja f5rsam-
lingarne ON EFT offer, s0ndagen den 17:de
naStkOmmande november. En- komite be-
staende af pastor j. Fremling. P. J.Sward
SAINT skolans rektor tillsattes att medels
bref, cirkular och tidningspressen arbeta
for att delta offer ma bli sa rikligt som
m6jligt.
En- begaran hade inkommit fran ett
fertal af de studerande att "a inf6ra exer-
els medels gevar gymnastik0fningarne
Vapnen hade m6jligen kunnat erhallas af
regelingen. Styrelsen afb0jde dock denna
begaran.
- Antalet studerande uppgar till 165
och 6kas dagligen.
-Genom Moline Cabinet Organ Compa-
mis- valvilja har skolan fatt utbyta en- af
sina gamla orglar mot en- ny med en- ringa
mellangift.
- En- subskriptionslangd cirkulerar nu
for ink0p af en- 8. k. teodolit, EFT instru-
ment som brukas vid undervisning i landt-
materi. Den kommer att kosta omkring
$50. En- af stadens amerikaner har ata-
git sig tesvaret att samla st0rsta delen at
medlen.
- Skolans rektor predikade East Uni
on s0ndags; prof. J. s. Carlson talade
0stra Minneapolis l0rdags alton och pre-
dikade Augustanaf0rsamlingen s0ndags.
Prof. j. Sander och II. K. Shanor reste,
den enc till Minneapolis, den andre till st.
Paul for att der leda gudstjensterna under
de engelska pastorernas bortovaro vid Ge-
neral Councils mote.
-Skolan har under veckan haft bes0k
af pastorerna A. K. Erikson fran w. Svea-
dahl och S. Anderson fran Vista,
- Pastorskan Bergstr6m fran Winthrop
tillsammahs med mrs. P. P. Qvist gjorde
sin pahelsning b0rjan af f6rliden vecka.
Eft kapell kommer att uppf6ras at
svenskarne Kasota host. Arbetet ar
redan pab6rjadt. Sedan amerizNnerna
stangde oss ute fran sin kyrka, tog det cid
ibland folket. Missionsvannerna hafva
cit vackert kapell, uppf6rdt sommar.
- Snickare hafva nu slutat slit arbete
kyrkan st. Peter. Des hela vantar nu
pa malare. Mr.. Lundahl fran Moline ar
engagerad till att mala Ell altartafa ko-
ret.
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EDITORS TABLE.


The fall announcements OF the great Bos-
ton publishing house of Houghton, Miiiiin &
Co., are numerous and embrace many works
Of light character, new editors Of favorite
New England authors, and some strictly
scientific volumes which may not find large
popular audience bul are sure to be apprecia-
ted for their special value. In biography
the list embraces life of Richard II. Dana
Jr., author of Two years before the mast. -
in two volumes by Charles Frapcis Adams
life of Richard Steel. by Geo. A.
Aitkeu. in two volumes; an auto
biography of Mary Hewitt. edited by he.
daughter Margaret Hewitt. in two volumes
With portraits and illustrations, and the life
of Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stove, BY her sos
Rev. Charles L. Stowe, in one large volume
10 history and philosophy they announce a
new edition of MIR. VIM. Root Bliss, Colo
uisl Times on Buxzsrd's Bay, with maps and
illustrations; The Genesis of the United
States, . narrative of the years l6o5-l6l6, in
England which resulted in the plantation of
North America, by Alexander Brown, in two
volumes; Recollections of Mississippi, BY
Hon. Reuben Davis; Civil Government. BY
John riske; A history of the Old South
Church. Boston, by Hamilton A.
Hill; Essays in the Constitution
al History of the United Slater, BY
J. Franklin Jameson; Essays on Govern.
ment. BY Abbott Lawrence Lowell; The
Reconstruction of Europe, by Harold MUIR
dock; Origin and Growth Of the English
Constitution. by Hsnnis Taylor, and the
concluding volume. (the eighth Of Mr.. Jus
tine winsors History Of America. In
science will be published part eight of the
third series Of Mr.. ". II. Ed~ ards Butter.
flies of North America, and the Scientific
Papers Of the late Prof. Ass Gray. in two
volumes. In literature they announce
q new edition de luxe of Prof
Chiid's English and Scotch Popular Ballads,
in eight parts. imperial qaarto; new illus
tfased editions Of The Aatocrat of The
BreakfaA Table, and the Marble Faun
the works Of Thackeray in twenty-five vol
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The Rigby Potato Digger.
Maine Farmer.

Our readers will at once be attracted By
the beautiful picture on the first page, illus
trsting the Rigby Potato Digger, which il
the practice of the last two years, has solvet
the question of reliable and practical pc
tato digger. Many diggers have been in.
vented and put upon the market, but the
most. if not all of them. have failed
to find favor with farmers either
on account OF the imperfect manner
in which their work WAS performed, theiI
high price and complicated arrangement
or their lack Of strength and durability to
stand the strain put upon them. And so our
farmers have continued on in the old ruts
until the invention of this machine which is
so accurately illustrated on our first page
And this is also the only digger that does
the work without damsee to itself or the
potatoes, and wherever tested at the fairs
this season so many oelers have foliowt d
that the manufacturers have been unable
to fill them. At the State Fair the Digger
created a real sensation. Those who order
these implements this year will get them at
the low price of S25. One guaranty Of their
success is the fact that Hon. Parker p. Bur
leigh stands at the head of the concern. He
is gentleman CO such known integrity that
our farmers may rest assured he would not
the ssle of any implement that
was no. in every way q worthy one.
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NO WONDER SHE PAINTED.
Startling Effect Of Wc:ds OF Praise ir
Behalf OF London's Police.

Those who have read the startling &C
counts of the Whitechspel murders, and
have wondered at the stupidity of the Lon
don police. will no donbt be amused in read
ing the following, taken from Charlotte NJ
Braeme's "a Haunted Life"
at is wonderful to me- said Lord DE-
burn, how many cases of mysterious dis
appearance there are in the world, mys ries
that are never cleared"
"My opinion" said the Earl, "is that there
are many more murders in the world than
people know of; mysterious disappearance
and 4 murder are very often the same
thing"
Yet added Lord Osburn. Il must say,
in favor of our police, l 90 not think there
is more Intelligent body of men on the face
of the earth. | uphold them always
He looked up with startled cry. for quite
silently. and without a word. Lady Vera bad
fallen back white and senseless.
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The faith cur. people are always very
much embarrassed when asked If faith
tan cure n broken leg or restore u limh
that hn- been am putatcd. But Why not
u II can cure cancer and typhoid fever
why not a broken imb2 They believe
that the cure comes from supernatural
Interpo-iton. But surely it would be
Just rs easy for supernatural power To
mend cracked skull or supply n missing
arm M toipstantly restore person strick-
en- with fever or with palsy 1t il
noticeable that in about all the cures alleg-
ed To have been effected by faith the disease
has been of such nature that its seat
was more or less hidden from observers,
and even from the patient himself.
The faith cure cult il OF course one and
the same thing in It's essence with Chris
tian Science and what is called the mind
cure. The plan followed and the result
accomplished are much the same. In all
such cases the will buoyed up by hose is
the real remedial agent, and in many
cases it must be admitted that wonders
are accomplished. But the same re-
suits would b. achieved without any
nonsense or quackery. The best ply 81
clans understand that 1t is OF the first I'M
portance to keep the mind of apatient in
healthy and growing state la macy
cases this il more than half the battle.
and In some instances the whole trouble
IL In the mind. 1t Is with these last cases
that faith or mind cure achieves its APP
parent triumphs, but when it attempts to
cure a really critical case Of physical dis
ease without aid from medical skill, the
result Is almost certain to he fatal. Nj
merous late instances OF folly Of this kind
which have ended In the death of the pa
tient are calling the attention Of the pub
lie to the viciousness of the faith cure
system.
With faith In an over-ruling Providence
science has Of course no quarrel. But
faith or will power as supplanter aud
successor of medical skill In the treat
mcnt Of physical disorders. is another
matter.
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nmes; Character and Commenss, by ". d.
Hovelis. and several Calendar Books, se-
iecsed from popular authors. la fiction
works are announced By Lacia T. Ames.
Mrs. Jane G. Austin, Clara Louise Barn
hsn, Mary Haiiock Foote. Bret Harte.
Sarah Orne Jevess and Msry Agnes Tinckef.
Several miscellaneous volumes are The
Continuous Creation, by Rev. Myron
Adams: A Summer Journey TO Alaska !;
by N. u. BsIlo~;. Three Drsmas Of
Euripides, BY VIM. Cranston LAvton; q
Volume Of sermons. by Rev. Jacob NJ Man
ming; . volume Of essay, by Elizabeth
Stuart Phelps; Portraits Of Friends, BY John
Campbell Sharp; Rambler's Leave, BY
Bradford Torrey; SIX Portraits, by Mrs N.
g. Van 9easssiaer, and the Church in
Modern Society. by Rev Julius II. Ward.
New volumes are also announced in the fol
loving named series" which have become
. popular feature in the publication Of this
house American Conmonweairhs. American
Statesmen, Alsline Series, Riverside Classics,
Library for Young People and Paper Series
| They also announce . new series which Il
called American Religious Lezdefs." ths
first issue Of which will be life of Jona
than Edwards. The large suYnber Of i'm
portans volumes in the above LIS, shovs thai
this arm is still leading one in the publish
ing OF works of eminent New England
authors
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The Immense es'al' VI wv az
ator "iiiiath 9haF"h 1'S :" w ."
less bon" OF e"heehe'""' 7J
the courts 'neeeedfh ID CHOKING =" .''
brazen pretens'"n' OF e'e ""e', WIZ
fore another claimant '"' '''e u '"'
property appear. 10 ehe prs ~
W. Burning of fhilaheip'ih'
The Bufhngs "efe "''R'n"' '"'sj
Miners, one OF theh going o''l }" Inv "''
Gray Eagle ihey were P'"'''h'"' o'""
era Of san rfa"e'sc" an" were R'ea'
friends Of "lii'am w. '"'''"h WI" III
many .chefnes was the partner vi 7"a'""-
Enormous sufns "' money WERE p"''""'u
by the firm OF Burning hr'ther lot
Kaiston anu tbey gave se"'@s "'''e" '''5
owned, "a collateral u Wa MERRY a"
accommodation IN return i"' VINO" ''''
Buriings received n"thing ha's.so
built the great palace h"tei "h'sh Gust
W,HU,W0, aud which s"a"pea MN an"
the Bank OF california HIS tragic oeaeh
while taking HI accustomed -"ih'' Tor
lowed the failure, ana the last ""faH nv
uttered On ehfth were nfe'ic" I" 7'''' "''
just before he entered the -"ri' anu were
Take care OF the Burning"
In examining The Affairs OF haist"i 1t
WAS discovered That burning q" hf"'"f'
had borrowed sii',"o' See"feu ny ''"es
Of the Bank OF CALIFORNIA ana IN" rear
lied Tor Eal-toh sl'""'"" Oh h"IeS > II"
ed by Dpn shares OF sprung 'ai''y "ate'
stock, BOD shares OF bahS 't"eN anu i"'
shares OF tohsoildateh mining sto'H' All
these stocks were cons'd'red ample ss'"''
ity and would have been ample pus i"'
the crash following me failure "i 'h'
Bank OF 'aiitofhia' "hifh maze t'at ''"'H
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Written for the kesnebee Journal
DREAMING.

la the deep silence Of the night dreamed
stood who're oner the waning sun-iigh gieained
{ Don . xarden, frightened ty your sfbi.,
Dreamed. Idly dreamed. and lost my cares tn
while.
That stirred the leave. u the apple laden trees.
saw the purple paDzJ's q ANT Old face
Look out from meath the harebslis' swinging grace
saw again the fair VERDE az. bloom
md breatbed once more The hsii1trops's perfume,
watched once watched Ia days ot old.
y re SORROW cam. aud life grew dark aud cold,
The ssift winged humming bird that loved 10 .Ip
The sweets Disabling from the Dy's lip.
seemed TO hear your soiee ~ in the days
Wbea eve tree vocal with the praise
OF happy birds, who dwell around your home,
And He the birds knew no desire TO roam.
That gentle VOICE which breafhed in tones Of love,
A nd seemed the reho Of the Dne above,
Which -pe ks once Ii spaks on 6aiiiiee,
The peace be- stii that eaiiied that troubled sea-
q songs of Joyous birds. hear ye still,
Hear, too, the music Of the murmuring ri!l,
Hear every vote. In which glad nature loves
10 esil her children 70 the silent groves,
And tell them there the story of His power,
Who reared zach tree iHd fashioned every HOVER
u Thou who's. voic. the winds and obey,
A. fad. the visions Of the II stat away,
Speak TO tile troubled heart thy wornAof peace.
And bid all sorrow aud repining cease,
Make TO feel though earthly love may fail.
Ger all life'- woes the heavenly will prevail
l.. RiDEorT,
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TOPICS OF THE TIME.

Finance and Site Is the heading I'M
der which the New York Mail aud Ex-
press describes the great thoughts that
are agitating the eraniums of the various
"world's Fair" committees In that city.
Judging from the niggardly policy thus
far pursued by Gotham's millionaires it
would seem AS il they had already con-
vinced themselves that the scheme would
call for site of finances and were schem-
Ing to be away at the ''raising."
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VOICES OF THE PRESS
what 10 the Security
pittshury Dianatch

The report that the reclsimins of the
Everglades of Florida will give the nation q
sugar producing district that will smash the
Sugar Trust. is pleasant reading. But what
is the security that the eminent capitalists,
with Hon. W l.. Scott at their head, who
are draining that section. will no when they
get their lands in operation combine with
the Sugar Trust and squeeze some additional
millions out Of the long suffering people.
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The pounding to death Of a youth of
eighteen iu brutal prize fight at st.
the absolute necessity Of the most strin
gent measures against such barbarous
exhibitions. The parties concerned in the
st. Louie affair are very properly under
arrest. The principal will be tried for
murder in the first degree and the Others
viii be held a. accessories.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-20
Maine Gossip.

A correspondent asks the Journal TO set
tie the question Of President iiarrison's
height. This is a difficult thing 10 do of
hand. SO far as we have noted any refer
enee to the subject in the press, the height
mos, often given has been Ave feet five
inches This is probably correct.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-20

LOBSTER t'KoouErrs--Te s ca, D, pre-
@rred ishs,' r, che ped 9 e, I'd ps pper. sslt
an pcwe-eo .nace- Hix ~ th-.e one fourth
a. mueh tresi craH.h. 20 vou have meat
work IL ia C t4a.esps5nsu,s Ct rnelfe1 butt r,
sns make iato eys-stsped rolls. Roll the v
~ raw esg, then il cracker 1ass and f.y in
butter or very sweet lard. Serve dry ard
no: with crosses or parsley laid around them
If after eatisz the above you happen to BE-
troubled With indigestion take = dose Of
Steele's Little Bile Pills, which yon can bu,
Of J. NJ. Mixer and c. B. Murphy { Co., foi
Is cents per bottle.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1889-09-20

Have you seen the new style of stiff hats
at Davis. They are sailor shaped are the
large cities and are destined to be popular
among the well dressed young men Of Au-
susts. They are neat, na.ty and nice and
deserve examination