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The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

English spawn Liilsneut ,P'movcsj
haTd. .Hs6fS. or caliouSed I, ThPs ansfs
all htSnsiSsaeA fs0in horsfs. blsasi sp-,v n
csirk6E. ablinss. sweeney. rsAs-LOns :
stfGeS, spra,ns. all swollen thIos.ss. !,
cotfEfsA Sc. Save go llv tE>e ut ope'
fottie. Warranted. sold by u. +. Ta-
tum &cu. Drmggists.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08


curately geneaOlogy, but it is fFe.
qisently found to he of African descent.
WASHINGTON Post.
.GK>,ET4L CAMPBELi has found
tina H. tie variety of vicissit ude the
way OF the transe rcssOr may le nd up t.
the gOof.-Nc,ctOR Reptlc,u..
a JEFFERsoN county, Pennsylvania,
man becs rne tbt:iily blind willis drink
ing ice water. We always were afraid
there wete sQnse .dang4ts connected
with the cold water hA6it.
T4R, Delayed event took placs at last
and .IT&. RsInmler was the first victim
Of legal AeftfUeetiOn, being taken
away on tbs {hotAing Of thesixth at the
Auburn. N. 7: pehitontary.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

THE tariff question will not, probabis
be settled for a motnh yet, Senator
Morrill,, Of Vermont, il the prominent
republican champion of the senate, on
this subject. But all his arguments
seem to be delivered more for the pur-
pose of displaying his talents than con-
vincing any of the sincerity of his re-
marks.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

Aud then there.. is 1Hgsilsi voting
vita Plumb and tbeDe4aoerats to 70.
ducs tbeaQ4y on Gus ,and deeoraoe
glass, and glassware and On unp0iisAed,
cylinder, crown and common glass.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

s1htenced the other day tG g8u aats4Ep-
pfisonmeHt and $l.OO0 fne for selling
liquor three u5ogths ago, and it was
not alleged that he had violated the
Law SinSA: He had been in Chicago
aud returned for visit when they nab
bed him.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

"THERE should be no power to tax
except for public purposes. No govern
ments, especially a government estab-
lished by free people, should take the
earnings Of one man and bestow them
on another. Those opposed to dehf6c-
racy believe in the reverse of these
principles. They believe In a protect
i've tariff, in the Capitalization OF pow
or, in tho taxation OF e4S. .elAa5: Of the
community for the bRftft 6f another,
in tho payment Of sabsidies to private
citizens. ThesS hsues can never be
compromised, put must be settled by
the people.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

IT Is = fact not as well known as it
SHOULD be that the state Of Kansas Of
fers its resident studants q Tree uni
versssH SducatieH. By the recent ae-
tiOl OF The legislature, tuition is free
In all the departments Of the Univer-
sity of Kansas. No admission or con-
tingent fee is charged. Last june six
ty-three Young men and women were
graduated from this steIi ing institu-
ton. Our university lakes rank With
tie mere pretentious institutions Of
tie older states; and is recognized as
the lea6i5sg 5astitution of higher learn
ing iH tic Southwest United States.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

SENATOR JONES, of Arkansas,
characterizes the Mckinley bill rs the
most radical and extreme measure Of
protection ever presented. Being a
practical declaration, OIL the part of
the Republican party, that the war
tariff was never to be reduced; but ex-
hOrbitant taxes were TO be permanent;
and to be q declaration of war against
foreign commerce.
The Kinsley graphic. [volume] (Kinsley, Kan.) 1890-1940, 1890-08-08

whB1HEa or not Governor Camp
bell of Oil said he would call out. the
state militia should any attempt be
made to enfOrca the Lodge bill among
the Buckeyes is pot so important a
fact as that the 1fodge bill is dead.
The senate does ffot dare to pass it
and it will be permitted. to. niger ii
committee until the corpse can be in
erred with decency.-K. C. Times.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-10-08

GamnsGl ssog. Ellen Gregory Knox
vile, Tenn, b6rdig fran Irland, afied for
liden fredag Diver 100 Or gammal.
President Harrison gjorde under
den nu afslutade kongressen s, ss7 utnam.
ningar, hvilka ALA med undantag af IL
bekraftades af senaten.
Fallen 1 Idaho utfollo till en- afg6-
rande seger for republikanerna, hvilka
vunno en- fullstandig seger. Afven legis-
laturen ar republikansk.
D6d af gift. Genom att alta fr6husen
af Lycopus e,r0pgas, en- sardeles giftig
vaxt, afled harom dagen en- tire ar gammal
son till Alfred Anderson Des Moines,
Iowa.
Betydassde eldsvd6ta. L l6rdags
matt utbr6t eld Heaths stora qvarnverk
Des Moines, Iowa. Elden spred sig med
stor valdsamhet och antande Rfven span
malsmagasinet. F6rlusten anslas till
$100, 900.
FOrUiJdtle offer. Med angaren Wy
oming anlande den oktober 202 mormo.
ner till New York. Bland dessa funnos
80 unga tlickor, hvilka blifvit omvanda
till mormonlaran. Myndigheterna vid
Barge Office f5rs5kte 5fvertala de f8rvil-
lade att afst8 fran f6resatsen att blifva
mormoner; all gjordes for att 6fverbevisa
dem ON darskapen, men mormonpresterns
hade iupraglat marmonismens larosatseI
sa fast de ungas Sinner, att ALA f8rs6k
att rubba dem misslyckades. Da intet
kunde utrattas, hade myndigheterna intet
annat att CORA In lata sallskapet fortsatts
resan till Utah.
President Harrison har utnamt
Hon. John N. Erwin af Keokuk, Iowa,
till guvern0r 6fver Arizona. Utnamnin-
gen Dir god men torde en- fraga f6rekomms
huruvida Erwin will mottaga densamma.
Erwin ar en- af de ledande affarsmannen
och republikanare Iowa. Han utnamdes
af president Arthur till guvern6r for Ida
no, men efter det han tjenstgjort nagrs
manader resignerade han och 6fverlemna.
de sin lon till skattkammaren, emedar
han ansag sig ej hafva gjort sig f6rtjen'
af nagon lon. Han valdes till borgmasta
re Keokuk for ire ar sedan. Han ar er
af Iowas basta man och kGmmer antagli
gen ej att lemna staten for sa vida han e
inser det han genom sin nya utnamnini
kan sarskildt verka nagot for republican
ska partiets och nationens intresse. Ha
har tsenne ganger yarit medlem af de-
lagstiftande f0rsamlingen Iowa.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-10-08
MIN N E sofa.

John anderson, dJfstum, har blitvt
0fyerk0rd och d8dad af EFT jern Vagst&y
nara Henning.
KyflSOm Om0te. Metodisterna hafva un-
der veckans lopp hallit konferensm0te !
Mankato. .-,....
Tredje pGrtiet 1 Dakota county har
nominerat G. p. Nichols for senator SAINT
A. j. Holmqvist och j. Van Slyke for re.
presentanter. t9Sa.
H6gre heeteprtser. Om man far
satta tro ill rapporter, som nu cirkulers,
sd f1refnnes hopp ON att hyetepriserna
komma att stixa. Il
FfGn st. James meddelas att republi-
kanerna 1 Wstonwan county hallit ST. I
konvent, hvarvld aiven A. s. Mellgren
ater nominerades till kass6r.
Gordon Il. Cole, som hade arrest till
Europa for sin helsas f1rbattrande, har
aflidit London, England. G. anlande till
MINI. 1866 SAINT har varit bosatt Fari-
bault. G. egde stort anseende som sakf6
rare.
P0testissEc0rUten trakten af Waba
sha Dir battre in man att b0rja med vaga-
de hoppas. Varan CALLER nu so a go cts
per bushel, men atskllliga anna vanta att
att salja tills nasta var. Sakerligen van
ia dessa senars en- dollar per bush.
Nytt jeynUGgsbOJGg. Little Falls &
Southern Railroad Company inkorporera-
des f0rliden vecka med $500, ,000 aktieka-
pital. Bolaget afser att bygga Gu bans
fran Little Falls till statsgransen i Jack
son county township 101, range 35),
SIcral0 utsiOter. Mankato Daily
Free Press sager att det nappeligen fins
en- enda man staten, som anser att ALI
anskandidaten Owen blir valid till guver
n6r vid stundande val. Samtidan hal
cke cit ord att saga mot mr.. Owens ka
raktar, men man har ju icke orsak att r5
sta for en- kandldat blott och bart derf8l
att han ar en- bra karl ON han nemIiger
icke eyer den minsta utsigt att blifva valid
FOlEm6issOden nedannamda coun
ties gestaltar sig SOM f5ljer: Bscser 9.2s9
Beltrami Sl2, Clay 11,45s, Douglas II, ,596
Grant 6,s6s, Hubbard 1,4l2, Kittson 5, 81
Marshall 9,lO3. Norman 1O.59s, Ottel
Tail s4,1s1, Polk 3O,201, Pope 10,025
| Stearns "a, ,s43, Stevens 5,247, Todd IL, 90
Traverse 4,51O, Wadena 4,04s, Watkins
4.343. Under de senaste tlo aren hal
folkmangden dessa counties 6kats met
8S.621.
LaGstift0re. Republikanerna de
s5:te Legislative distriktet ha nominera
G. s. Guderian fran Anoka for senate,
och pastor G. Wahlund fran Spring LAX,
Isanti county, for representant. Det H.
der val intet tyifvel att ifaIl pastor Wah
lund antager nominationen ar han sake
ON slit val. Pastor Wahluud kommer at
upptrada kraftigt for nykterhetslagstift
ningen sayal som for andra nyttiga refor
mer. vi "a sakerligen icke FOR mangi
nykterhetsyanner legislaturen. Nykter
| hetsfolket staten borde derf5r utan afse-
ende pa partiskrankor arbeta for de nyk
terhetsvxnliga kandidater som uppsattas
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-10-08
FRAN sKOLANS VERLD
nysTAvus ADoLPHus COLLEGE,

Trots var tysthet och tillbakadragenhet
leta dock atskilliga ungdomar sig Wig till
det anspraksl6sa larosatet den helige
Peters stad. Hittills har intet lutherskt
elementarlarover (siuklassigt) Amerika
haft sd manga studerande arligen som G.
A. G. vi hoppas dock att vi l Or skola
blifva 6fvertraffade delta hanseende.
Hoppas? ia! det b6r SO vara. Den, som
har mer att CORA med, b6r kunna utratta
mer. Det svensk. amerikanska laroyerk,
som ALA andra afseenden ar det st0rsta,
basta, NEST fullstandiga ech for den
vensk-amerikanska odlingen NEST oum-
barliga, b0r sta framst afven med afseende
pa larjungantalet. Sa kommer det ock
att g0ra.
Mar G. A. S. reste Till sina faders land
for att prata tokerler for Sveriges prester
och dikta hstorier for amerikanska It'd
ningar, da lanade Augustana college hans
kansasbasun det fans ingen Kansas,
som kunde blasa den - och den ha veder-
b6rande brukat med sadan fit, att dess
ljud utgatt ALA land, och f0ljderna aro
redan uppenbara. Det ar bra. Faren
fort, br6der, faltet ar stort, och f0rstf0ds-
loratten tillh6r er. / b6ren tillvaxa; vi
bora f6rmipskas, ON, sa beh5fs; men det
synes icke vara n6digt. Det fms nOg for
ALA.
Det ar tvenne omstandigheter, tydligt
markbara pa senare tiden, som sarskildt
gladia dem, som 0mma for vara skolors
valfSrd. Den ena ar, att vara svensk.
lutherska f6rsamlingar har landet sd
synbart tillvaxa ej blott inre och andlig
matto utan och yttre makt och valmaga.
Deras timliga skater 6kas, hvilket ger sig
tillkanna dels 6kad och f6rbattrad for
samlingsegendom, sarskildt kyrkor, dels
f6rsamlingarnes beteende mot sina larare
sadant det framtrader de tata 0fverrask.
ningarna norr och soder, 6ster och vester
med ty atf0ljande gafvor ofta ganska var
derika. Mangen pastor kommer nog der
vid att tanka pa den It'd, da han vid sko-
Ian kampade med fattigdom och 0fta led
verklig nod; och gafvorna bli da dubbelt
kara, afven ON han nu icke precis beh6f-
yer dem. Sadant ar godt; och det ar att
hoppas, att mar behofverna inom f0rsam-
lingarna ALA blifvit afhulpna och ALA de
olika intressena tillgodosedda, att da af-
ven skolorna, der f6rsamlingslarare ut
bildas, ihagkommas.
Den andra gladjande omstandigheten al
den, att de studerande vid manga af vara
laroverk aro mera f6rsigkomne nu an f0rr.
De arc icke mer sa anspraksl5se och till
bakadragne utan framtrada med mera till
f6rsigt. Och ju mer det SAINT Gn,erskd7a.
ska far intranga ju mer tillvaxer denna
tillf5rsigt. Sadant kan icke annat an bads
godt for framtiden. lager man det ems
med det andra betraktande, sa mastt
man nog saga, att det Or alltsamman.
ganska godt. y
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-10-08
ALLMlNNA NYHETER.

. .-7 Hss
Bef0Jic,sissge,s ! oklahoma uppgar
enligt census byrans rapport till 8, I'll per-
soner. &
Under GasgaSsti anlande hit till Ian
det 3,04s emigranter fran Sverige och
Norge, ~.
Tdrifyagen gjordes till gallande lag
den 1 okt. genom presidentens under
skrift.
Den aatiOnelG fd,agvdrdslc0n-
gressess afh6ll slit &rsm0te Cincinnati,
Ohio, f6rliden vecka.
Hog older. Fru Elisabeth Thompson
Westport, Done Co., Wis.,, sfled harom
dagen den h6ga aldern af 1O2 ar.
En- ia7sGJsnsGas, s. e. Swanson Kan.
sas City, Mo-, har erhallit republikanska
utnamningen till redsdomarekandidat.
Staten Georgia har enligt censusrap-
porten 1884. 1856 innebyggare, hvilket ar
en- til'vaxt at 26a, 1876 personer sedan 1880.
Missss0je med fOJEriiIcnSssgen. En-
ny folkrakning har f6retagits Washburn,
bayfield, CO.. Wis, och lemnade resultatet
1000 invanare flera an den f5rsta raknin-
gen.
Fac president CLeVeLass0s hels0 sd.
ges vara ganska klen, hvilket dock af ho-
nom self f6rnekas. Sakert Or emellertid,
att den tilltagande fetman kan mar som
helst adraga honom ett slaganfall. IN
Explosion. En- stark explosion il-
traffade harom dagen Acme Torpedo DO.
lagets verkstader Toranto, O., hvarvid
hela den stora anlaggningen lades rui-
ner. En- person d6dades pa stallet. Spill.
ror af byggna Ter kastades Diver foden.
F0rlusten anslas till $500, 900.
F0rberedn,ssIe dtgIrGJer aro tagna
for att ia parkkommissionen att 6fvertaga
Castle Garden New York. En- komitee
skall utnamnas, for att satta sig f6rbin.
delse med historiska sallskapet New
York och samrad med delta genomgs
ALA document och ritningar, som kunna
upplysa huru den gamla invandringslagen
sag ut. Meningen ar att reparera bygg-
MAIDEN och omgestalta den till en- konsert.
lokal.
DR. 1dJMGOe New York har b5rjat
en- serie predikningar 0fver sin fesa del
heliga landet Iinledningen anf5rde har
bland annat: '.Endast EFT fatal af vart
amerikanska folk har nagonsin bes0kt del
heliga landet, men tiderna b6rja andrs
sig. Smart viii en- resa till Palestine blif
va nagonting helt vanligt. Tvenne loko
motiv sandes nyIigen upp till Jerusalem
och jernvkgstrafiken b0rjar redan astad-
komma f0randringar / hittills radands
f6rhAllanden. Smart skall man f& hUra
All out for Jerusaleml Tjugu minutel
TOR frukost ! Tiberias! Byt om tag f6l
Tyron! Grand Trunk Junction for Nine
reh! All out for DamascusE'
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-10-08
lmsamlimgen till G. A. College.
st. Paul den okt. 1889.

Ehuru insamlingsarbetet Minneapolis
icke annu dr. afslutadt, torde det dock
vara pa sin plats att lata SKAFFARENs la
sare "a veta, huru arbetet fortskrider,
helst det nu ar nagra veckor sedan Jag lat
h0ra af mig Jag har under de sista vec-
korna hufvudsakligen hallit mig ibland
"snadfolket". hvilka dock hafva till st6rre
delen subskriberat fem dollars hvardera
och endast EFT mindre antal gait under
denna siffra. De som tecknat sig for st0r-
re summon aro f6ljande: N. P. Svanberg
$40, j. A. Ssderberg $40, John F.
vallentin $40, s. e. Sanborn $40, An
drew Barquist $40, John F.. Peterson
(Register of Deeds) $25, Willis A..
James (kass5r) $40, G. J. Swanson $10O,
Jonas Turnqvist $40, Sam. Nelson $40 och
j. NJ. Landin $50. Den subskriberade
summan Minneapolis uppgar nu till
81, III, deraf $l7S.5O hafva betalats. Det
torde annu taga EFT par veckor innan jag
hinner igenom Augustana och PAUL. for
samlingarna. Sedan amnar jag mig till
pastor Carlsons f6rsamling East Minnea-
polls. Pastor Enstams f6rsamling skall
jag denna gangen "a f6rbi, emedan de
just nu sjelfva halla pa med en- insamling
till f0rman for deras nya kyrka. "G0mdt
ar dock icke gl0mdt". Under arbetet
Minneapolis gjorde jag s6ndagen den IA
sept. min pahelsning Cnisago City. Sub
skriptionen der blef liten, $50: s&som or
saker hartill uppgafvos, dels att en- del at
f5rsamlingen aro nysettlare, dels ock att
de fere ar varit besvarade af chinchbugs
och slutligen, att de helt nyligen gjort en-
hard anstrangning att betala sin kyrko-
skuld. Saken upphjelptes dock betydigt
derigeno ON att en- at t6rsamlingens med
lemmar, mr.. Otto Walmark. tecknade sig
for $50, hvarigenom den subskriberade
summon uppgick till $11o. S0ndagen den
q sept. bes0kte jag Marine City. Afven
der hafva farmarena yarit besvarade al
ohyran pa saden, och folket staden, som
arbsta sagverken, hade gait utan arbete
hela sommaren. Icke Sd underligt da. att
subskriptionen der endsst uppgick till
$50. so, deraf $3.50 kontant. samman-
hang med Chisago City bes6ktes Forest
Lake, der nagra svenskar bo, som nyligen
f5renat sig till en- liten f0rsamling; en-
subscription pa IS var resuItatet at detts
bes6k. Hela den subskriberade summan,
inberaknadt dc 500 som l5itnant Lundeen
sandt direkte till prof. w. uppgar nu till
$1,000. Da jag tager ALA omstandighetel
betraktande, maste lag saga, att Herren
har rikligen vslsignat mitt arbete undel
a. sex manader, som fdrdutit sedan jaa
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-10-08
HOPE ACADEMY.

Lasaret vid denna skola tog sin b0rjan
den 30 september, och skolverksamheten
ar derf5r vid denna It'd full gang. Elev-
antalet ar hvad som kan vantas vid denna
It'd pa aret, da h6starbetet Red River
dalen annu p$gar. Flera, som hade tankt
infinna sig It'd for skolans 6ppnande, ha
blifvit n0dsakade att STAMINA hemma annu
nagra veckor, till dess det mesta af deras
arbete hemma hunnit undanst6kas.
Det ar gladjande att Sc huru en- del
ynglingar, som maste underhalla sig sjelf-
va, hangifya sig at sina studier. Och sd
kert ar, att den yngling, som tanker nagot
pa sin framtid, aldrig kommer att angra
den It'd han flitigt anvandt skolan. Man
gen, som f0rut slagit skolan ur hagen,
deri0t att han ansett, att det skulle blifva
honom for dyrt att begifva sig till EFT laro-
verk, kan ej laDgre begagna sig saf et'
sadant skal, emedan utgifterna vid on
skola sadan som denna blifva nastan liks
med de utgifter, som en- yngling annars
ovilkorligen maste hafve under vintern,
da han skall underhslla sig sjelf. Vid
delta laroverk kan en- yngling afven ON
han skulle STAMINA blott tire manader "a
mat rum och undervisning for 1886
veckan. Men afyen de som kunna FOR
tjena nagot under vinternanaderna b0rs
sa vidt m0jligt Or begagna sig af tllltalle
for att I'd en- skolbildning, ty annars tordt
de vid senare ar ia bittert erfara sannin
gen af, att snSlheten bedragit visheten.
Skolans direktion gaf fakulteten 81
reception" mr. Lewis Johnsons hen
kOrt fore sholan 6ppnades. Sadana upp-
muntringar CORA alltid arbetet lattare f0
lararekaren och visar dem, att dess arbete
varderas pa samma gang som det inner
ligare sammanbinder dem, som hafva sko
lans angelagenheter ON handler.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-10-08
begynte. Jag hoppas nu, att past< Q :
kyrkorad de f6rsamlingar, som jSs4

kyrkOrad de f6rsamlingar, som jA3
s6kt, ytterligare troget hielpa mig, attsHSo
drifva de utlofvade summorna fore aret
slut, och icke heller gl6mma att "a nagot
at dem, hvilka jag vid nina bes6k icke
haft tillfalle att traffa. Jag tror. att vi
nagot hvardera langta efter den dagen, d&
vi kunna saga: nu ar var skola skuldfIi.
Jag ser tydligen, att Herren gifver yart
folk hjerta och lust till att gifva och delta
g6r det annars tunga arbetet latt. dag
har jag emellertid mast taga mig en- hvilo-
dag, ty jag kande, att nina krafter begyn-
te svika. Hoppas konferensveckan blif-
veren hvilovecka for kropp och sJal. Det
give Herren mig och ALA, som komma
att bevista vart blifvande mctei Scandia.
Eder
ANDR JACKSON.
722 Hawthorn str, st. Paul, Mimi.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-06-14
R FOREIGN SHORES.

FROM fORElGN q
The British house oflords he's rejected the
bill to enable women to serve as members OF
county councils.
The wariike tone of the London Times in re-
gard to the seal fisheries OF Behring sea finds
no echo in any influential quarter. Never
~tlleless, the fact that the Times il in close
sympathy with Lord Salisbury government
gives a qu~asi.oflcial character to it's utter
ances, mud it is the impression Of we'll inform
ed circles that British vessels ofwar will be
found cruising ut an early date In the waters
where solo Jurisdiction is claimed by the Uni
ted States, but that this action will be TAX
en- without parade or noise and not as seeking
any conflict with the Americans.
The most appalling accounts are received
Of the s~ufcrings of the people in Upper Egypt
and along the scene OF the expedition for the
relief Of 9 ordon. 1t is said that the inhabit-
ants, driven desperate by starvation, fell or
each other, while all kinds of animals, how
ever loathsome are eagerly sought Tor for
food. The wretched people fight with each
other for morsels and hundreds are
perishing daily. Failure of crops is said to
cause this awful misery, though the wars in
whichBritish ambition Tor territory has prom.
inently figured has doubtless had their influ.
ence in causing the failure of the crops.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-06-14
AJoke on Henry George.

AJOk0 on H0nfy G0Orgo.
When Henry George first began to
speak in public in California he was
inclined to be long-winded.. He once
delivered the better part ola 17-col-
umn Grafton alta Fourth Of July cele-
bration. He began his grafton late
nthe afternoon. After he had spoken
for an hour OF 30 the gallery began
to manifest unmistakble signs at inn
patience. The orator deemed il time
" to skip q hundred pages and con-
clude with the p~eroration. This was
deity done, and then, getting fresh
wind, he began:
.A thousand years hence who will
fight for liberty"
write for liberty?"
IA thousand years hence who viii
speak for iberty2'
The pause at the last liberty-inspir-
ing interrogatory was broken BY q
voice in the gallery, which rang thus
through the theater:
"Who will? Henry Georgeln
There wasanexplosion Of Laughter.
The merriment spread to the stage,
and in the midst OF it Henry George
folded his papers and silently stole
away"
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-06-14
Dignity without Fun.

Topreside over the senate is one q
the least profitable and least intel,
esting occupations q public man can
have, especially when he has not tho
right to vote, but only to sit as s.
figure head symbo Of authority.
The dignityofthe position, Of course.
makesi it one that any American
citizen would be glad to occupy, but
1t is seldom the desire Of either the
vice president or the president pro
tenn. to occupySthe chair at all times
during the session. For Instance, Il
q speech is to be delivered by some
gentleman who prolongs the'interest
of his topic in diluted quantities
through many hours, the presiding
officer has nothing to do but to sic
inthe chair and try to appear to pay
attention and to keep himself from
going to sleep.
Ingalls,, tits said, used to stick pins
in his legs now and then on such oc
casions when he felt himself getting
drowsy. IT is customary. however,
when anything particularly drearyI
is to occupy the senate, for the pre-
siding officer to call upon some meme
Der to act as his substitute in the
chair. The older men understand
very well thatthey are being made q
convenience of when called To preside
in this way, and they are not usually
fattered by the distinction, but the
new senator is apt to be q ready vic
tim for the sacrifce.-Cor. Philadel.
phia Telegraph.
The Bottineau pioneer. (Bottineau, N.D.) 1885-1895, 1890-06-14
Had II Be ~IdentlfIns

New FORK Sun.
He had opened q restauran.
Buffalo, and after two orthrea ,ss.a
he called attn bank to get tba ss.ss
Oh u small check received from M
one III Philadelphia. NJ
Have to be identihed, sir.o
the teller, 81 he showed il back.
But 4 nm Blank 81 the new rexts.s
rant around the corner.
aMust be identified.
eThis il payable to me 81 ora
and I've Endorsed IL protested faa
restauranter.
Can't help II, Dir. Rules 81 an
bank"
The man went out and hronoh.
some one back TO identity Him, m
the money was handed over5 Thras
layslater the teller dropped in for' S
lunch ut the new restaurant. He I'M;
taken q seat and given his order
when the proprietor approached lin
and said:
"Have to Be identified, siir.o
"Howl What??n
Have to be Identified before }
can get anything here, sir.
Identified? 4 don't understand
YOU protested the teller.
aPlain as day, sir. Rule Of tha1
house that all hank officials have IS
NJ ;donf;fod Roftor nn n,,4 80 o.