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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
NOMINATED BY THE PRESIDENT.

Washington. May 10-The President to-day sent to
the senate the following nominations:
United states Consuls-William II. Abercrombie. OF
Ncw-Iersey, at Nagasad; Henry Ballantine OF the
District of Columbia, Bombay James {. Chambers OF
York, Batoum, Russia; John :: McCoughan, o.
Iowa Durango; Charles Negley. Of Maryland Rlo
Grande do sui samuel d. Pace. of Michigan, Port
salnia; Edwin stevens. OF Pennsylvania, Pernam.
buco Charles Weare. Of Iowa. Vera Cruz
United states secretaries Of LegatiOn-Rlch4rf N
Barteman, OF Massachusetts,, at Caracas, Rowland b.
Mahany, of New York. santiago.
First Lieutenant william GeTlac ID Infantry, to b
captain: second Lieutenant William \. kinbau, 14th
Infantry, first lieutenant.
Observation-Disclosures e. Muliin. at Easton, Nd. ]
Elmer VI. soes, McKeespOrt, Penn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
THE IRON CAR COMPANY IN TROUBLE.

The Iron Car Company at No. 100 Broadway, Is III
the hands Of Deputy Sheriff Harris on an attachment
900 granted by Judge Lawrence, OF the supreme
Court In favor Of Henry j.. Iaworth proInssory
note made by the company on August TO- Io7'' io
$50 600 payable on demand. 1t is reported tha1 the
attachment was obtained In the interest OF Acd ouS'
who became interested In the company In lo7o' "hen
George W. Dcttwidge, his confidential clerk was nlic
president The capital stock was increased 70 T.,co
600 and a large number Of cars was CoIstructc't
In July 1897 the American Rolling stock COMPANY
was organized under Connecticut laws, WIN oapi' ~
stock of 500 900 and has since been the purchaser IL
is said Of the cars made by the Iron Car ,onlpaimy
leasing the cars 10 railroad companies ana ls,uiIs
bonds on the cars The Iron Car Company hau 10
rating at Bradstrccts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
LIQUOR SELLING IN IOWA.
SALOONKEEPERS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE
ORIGINAL PACKAGE DECISION.
BEER ON TAP AND wuIsKEY BY THE GLASS
THE STORES NOW CALLED PACKAGE

HOUSES.


.Br TELEGRAPH TKIBrNE.I
Chicago May lo.-Repors from all portions OF
Iowa indicate that the "orignal package" decision
is already bearing fruit throughout that state LOCAL.
ties where drinking Of Intoxicating liquor has been
unknown since the passage OF the Prohibition law arc
now supplied with plenty and 10 spare. saloon men
who have been in the habit Of dcfying the law by
side door now openly sell their goods the counter
with front doors wide open. Even the original pack
age limitation mas been. in many cases disreeaiuea
entirely. the liquor dealers evidently proceeding on
the theory that having been given an inch they are
at liberty to take an ell. In Dcs Mones there are
two package houses" as saloons arc called, In
operation. Three Others making ready To open
ana IN short time beer and whiskcy Will be as plentiful
as ever AT Sioux CITY there eight or ten original
package saloons in fun blast Beer is kept on tap
and whiSkcy sold the bar precisely the same
as in licensed saloons. Burlington aloon-kccperS
have shown themselves close observers Of the latcs
legal phase of the liquor fight. open saloons are the
order OF the day In that city, and 1t seems 10 be
race between local politicians for the honor Of being
first TO help the thirsty voters To a drink Reports
from Dubuque Cedar Rapids, Davenport, Crcston,
Fort Madison. and Marshaown say that the decision
has had little effect for the that in these places
Prohibition has never prohibited. At Ottumwa Water
loo and MuScatinc, the Issue is still In doubt.
Dcs MoineS. Iowa May lO.-The first decision of an
Iowa court in accordance with the recent original
package decision OF the Federal supreme Court is that
of the state against Vcr,trttcn Others. Of Brook
Ign, charged with maintaining nuisance, which came
up in the District Court Of Grinncll yesterday. The
counsel for the defence moved that the jury be IN
struccd to bring in verdict for the defence. on the
ground that the evidence showed only sales by an I'm
porter or his agent I'm original packages the sale com
the United states The County Attorney a>scntcd to
the motion, and Judge Ryan ordered, and the caso
dismissed.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
lie BDldliGI Bros,
Broadway & |4th St,
GREAT
REMOVAL
SALE.
All Goods greatly reduced previous to
Removal to our new 5-stOry buildings %
18th St., near 5th Avenue.
Since putting on Sale our
Reserve Stock,
comprising our latest Spring ImportatIons,
our Sales have been so enormous that we
again urge purchasers, FOR their own
comfort, to come as early in the day az
possible.
rTPersons living Of who attend
sale need lose this opportunity, they can buy
through our Mail Order Department.
Broadway & |4th St.
lie BOQd|icr Bros.

Senior Medical directors was $3.50 less than that %
their Juniors both directors and inspectors. The bill
provides that "all Medical Directors Of the Navy.
irrespective Of the grade held by them at the time of
retirement, who have been retired with the relative
rank Of Commodore, at the age Of sixty two years,
shall receive from the date Of retirement the same ratio
of pay that has been provided by law for Medical di'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
prcYrD ZIP By THE STEAMER BENEFACTOR

Philadelphia, May 10.-Thc schooner Charles o.
,,sto- from New York for Charleston, picked up
Nav nv the steamer Benefactor, from Ncw-York for
wilmington. y. G.. partially dismasted, in rolling
go ,ortv three miles cast OF Cape Charles, and was
5000 No the Delaware Capcs. The Lister arrived at
PHILADELPHIA this morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
KILLED ON A WRECKED TRAIN.

Chicago. May 10.-A dispatch to "The Journal .
from Aurora. Ill. says: "A misplaced switch threw
the engine and several Of freight train On the
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy from the track 81
midnight last night, Wyanet They rolled down
embankment. Engineer S: F.. Adams and T. J.
Maddox were killed and buried beneath the wreck.
1t Is reported that Brakeman Reed was ALSO Glea.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
Ladies' Wraps and Dresses

Ladies' Wraps and Dresses.
In this wonderful sale
we offer a thousand
New Elegant md Fashionable Dresses'
Lace Chale SILK Satecn and Gineham'
.,uALF VALUE and LESS!
Fancy Chalie Dresses sSHp sf f7 we're $50 90
~ n.sso. $500; were $1,000
Fancy SaNeh Die'''' finer S17 500 90
a. $4,000 s29S were SCI
Gneham OTesso'' finer to S14 were s21 90
5000; were 5000
Ciocn DieSSoS' finer 10 s25 were $1,000
o,, r.. slo 90; were 800 90
China Six presseS' finer TO s27 $50 90
Outing Drcsses-sk Blouse sl2oo we're $500 ao M
Black Dresses $1,000 %cr Ss sS9 sIoo 90
Extraordinary values In
Jackets Connemarns and Travelling Cioaks.
Tailor Bound Corkscrew Jackets, s29S were sHoo
finer to s14; were Thirty
which includes elegant Imported Novelties
Atwood Connemaras. o. 20 were 90
Alpaca Connemaras, $50 "oro Nv
Six Travelling Cloaks, '''o' "oio io'oo
40 "a 70 800 90: were Six to Thirty.hve.
az os % $40 90. were Ten Forty-fvc
a. as to 5000; were Fifteen to Eighty-nve
Cloth Wraps.
ss "a 70 $1,000: were Fifteen to Thirty-thrce
Applique and Gimp Wraps
s4es to $500; were Twelve 70 for'y'
Cloth Capes,
., 90 "a soo. were Four.afty to Eight
Bargains in Wrappers. go cents upward.
Bargains in Teagowns, s3ss upward
BARGAINS in Jerseys, % cents upward
Bargains in Biou.e~ os cents upward.
Bargains in Blazers, s2"49 upward.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
TWO LIVES SAVED BY A TRAMP.

FrtSmouth. ~ H., May 10-Mrs. Charles Frost
ID fit Of temporary insanity attempted infanticido
ahd suicide by throwing her four baby into
'ne nver and jumping In afterward. tramp
named Thomas Conlon, who was on the other side
" me wharf, lcapcd into the water, caught the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
nm cIIL IN THE REV. J. COLEMAN ADANS.

Chicago, May I0.-Thc Rev. j. Coleman Adams.
s,or ~ st. Panrs Universalst Church. OF this city.
vii 90 10 Brooklyn 10 occupy the pulpit OF MI
souIs, Church. 4 letter was received from inc
,,oes NJ TIE latter organization to-day declining 10
release him from the obligation 70 accept the eau eA
tended some time ago
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
AN ATTACHMENT OF 81 100000 FOR A PATENT

Lowell, Mass. May LOAN attachment Of
81 900 900 has been placed against The property Of
the Lowell Machine Shop Company for the heirs Of
one John F. Fosdick, who was the inventor Of
Cotton loom which, IL is alleged, the Lowell company
has infr1nged The agent says the patent eXpircd
twelve years ago and was never reissued.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
HOME FOR BrRyED.OUT UyATICS.

Utica. n. ". May 1O-Forty insane people from th'
Chenango County poorhousc. which was burned as
Preston, Thursday night were brought to TINS o''S
today In special and placed In the sLitc 'ioS
pital for the Insane
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
Misses Department.

We have been busy selling the Gershei STOCK mat
little mention been made OF the many noVetes IN
Misses ght Jersey and Cloth Dresses Gngnam
White Lawn and Lace Dresses Cashmere, Fancy Cloth
and SILK Short Coats Plaid Check and stripe Gretchehs
Connemaras Jackets in popular materials ana snaps
$1,000 Inviting inspection, give few quotations WIN
assurance values in every instance are douoe "a'
ask.
$1,000, $500. ,,.o.o. S,r,rsr we,oht sos
. m,, -. n.o..ox r,,b scarf AS
Flannel Sailor Suts-braid trim, go
a,.. = cA.o-a nrossesrJas and combination, EOS
China SILK Dresses-ages TO q, %
White Lawn Dresses-fne embroidery ioo
White Lawn-full embroidered skirt. 90
bingham Dresses-fancy trim, o'N'
Fine Chambray-Zouave Jacket-bouse cnect I''
French Guimpe Waists-tucked-fuu sleeves LOO
49,, .u Wei I.c.e,s-close and loose fronts los
Misses Corkscrew Jackets-tailor bound -'oo
Misses Wide Vale Jackets-doube breasted, 40
Plaid and Stripe Gretchens-lmported cIour -'oo
Fancy Cloth Peasant Cloaks. -'oo
LARGE Plaid Gretchens and Connemaras. $40
Fine Cloth Short Coats-Fancy TRIM s'Io
su,ah SILK Short Coats-Black and colors> o''3
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
PROPOSING TO AMEND TIE SHIPPING LAW!

Washington, May 1o.-A bill introduced to
day by senator Frye 10 amend the shipping laws so
as include within the provisions Of the sections
relating to the shipping Of sailors by Commissioners
for foreign ports those sailors who are shipped by
Commissioners for ports in the West Indies, Mexico
and Newfoundland.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
pEryroy OF MEMBERS OF CONGRESS.

Washington, May 1O.-A reunion of the surviving
members Of the XXXIVth Congress who voted for
General " p Banks for Speaker, in 1885, will be held
in this city May rs and 20.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
Stationery.
No better equipped department In the cit,

Here are some things 10 be appreciated
Commercial Note Paper. quires Is cents.
Commercial Envelopes IS in package cents.
Fine Linen PAPER and Envelopes. boN.......l3 cents
Linen PAPER and Envelopes qure OF cach...2i cents
Fine Paper aud Envelopes. billet sife......ls cents
Fancy Note Paper and Envelopes. box ......lJ cents.
Fine Linen Tablets, IS Is cents
Linen Envelopes match % in packacc...... cents
Correspondng Cards and Envelopes, each cents.
Sealing Wax, 9c..Sesline Wax. stick, cents
Glue-for mendng glass china and wood cents.
Cedar Pencils, dozen cents
Colorcd Crayons WAX box. q. cents
Fine Glazed Playing Card. packsge........10 cents.
Dominocs % cents.
Poker Chtps 100 - cents.
Visiting cards ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Crests executed
in Silver, Git, Bronze. and Illuminated effects In the
best manner.
At Half the Prices OF Exclusive stationcrs.
FRIDAY, As USUAL, BARGAINyDAY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
AMENDING THE INTERSTATE LAW.

Washington, May Ex-senator Quay INTRODUCED
bill today to amend the Interstate Commerce law by
adding the following to the twenty-second section
Provided That nothing in this act shall be con-
strued to prohibit any common carrier from giving
reduced rates of transportation and permit 70 carry
weight of sample baggage In excess Of the amount
allowed the ordinary traveller to commercial
traveller. whether employer or emPloye VINO travels
orders from dealers for goods for subsequent do
livery
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
RoNDs OFFERED AND ACCEPTED.

Washington, May 1O.-Thc secretary Of the Treas
ury to-day received and accepted the following bond
offerings
Four per cents, coupon-s5o.OOO at 122
Four per cents rcgs ercd-Sl 900, 100000, 81 900,
80, 900 at 122.
Four and half per cents regstercd-S2o,000.
So, 900 at 1903 IL.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

FOR RELIEF OF CERTAIN MEDICAL DIRECTORS
Washington. May 1O-A bill was introduced today
by senator Cameron, for the relief OF certain Senior
Medical Directors on the retired list OF the navy.
From a statement accompanying the bill, II appears
that on March 8, 1873. a rate Of pay estab-
lshed for retired officers and the pay assigned to the
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
ppocEEpINGs IN THE SENATE.

! Washington MAY lO-Mr. Dawes presented a
communication from the delegations Of the five Indian
! Nations demonstrating against the numerous grants
~ right Of way for railroads through the Indian Ter.
| rltory lie said that II kd come 20 the knowledge
| ~ the Committee on Indian Affairs that great many
ornrcations had been made for srCh right OF way,
either for the purpose OF selling them to railroad com
panIcs already built through the Territory, or for
the purpose OF holding them in terrorem over com
pancs intending 10 build railroads there There were
now more than dozen such bills pending ana unacted
upon in tho committee, and he was confident that
a, many more had been reported, and had passed
| the senate this session. The remonstrauce was re-
fcrrcd to the Committee on Indian Affairs
Among the bills reported from committees and
placcd on the calendar were the following
House bill appropriating $4,000 for public
building at York, Penn.
senate bill approprlatinS $4,000 for pubic
building at Altoona. Penn
The House amendment 10 the senate bill for a pub
lie building at New London, Conn. reducing the
amount from 100000 to 573,O0O) was non-concurred
The Honse amendment to the Senate bill to increase
the limit of cost for the public building at sacra-
MEMO Cal was concurred in.
'''N Wr Male called up hi, notion made April 10, TO
reconsider the vote passing the senate Dill TO amend
tho charter OF the BrghtwOOd Railway Company, OF
the District of columbia, authorizing branch road
10 Tadcma and offered an amendment providing thas
no part Of thu road shall be built within tne BOUNDS
crossing the same After discussion. the amendment
was agreed 10. and the bill passed ,,,,
The senate then took up the individual pension oils
on the calendar and passed all of them 800 In an
hour and a half. Among them we're bilS ihcr I ing
the pcnsions of the widows Of Rear AdmIrdls Davis
and Nicholson 10 500 month; Of the widows OF
Pear Admiral Worden and Captain Thornton. mi'eu
states Navy 10 $50: Of the widows OF General W. l.
Ward and General Alexander schimmeltcnning 10 100:
and giving pensions 20 three widows OF soldiers OF 'he
War OF lSl2. A., ,,. ma M sscd
follows -. ., ,,ro,isions q,
the Act Of March >, lS53, to protect te hs" Ill '"o
Potomac River. -, ,,, ., ror,ra II,
senate bill for n pubic bullulhs "V i"i"P"' i''''
NOT to COST more than $4,000. . w.,
House bin for a public building at Aiexandra, va
with amendments in the nature OF subStltte appro-
nrnting SI5.OOO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

Indictment on a charge OF criminal malpractice NO
bill found against Patrick McGough, OF BosUl.
for murdcrous assault on his wife, the latter having
Unexpectedly recovered.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

Fine Cambria Corset Covers-squsre ) Csc; worth so
and V shape -
Corse Coyersembroidery and Medici 19c worth 81 90
lace trina dozen styles
Mother Hubbard Gowns-insertng SOC. worth rs
and tucks-doutle yoke..--.--'
Mother Hubbard Gowns eInb'd eec. worth sl.oo
chemises-lacs and enb'd yoke-six Soc. worth 81 90
Lawn Chemises-extra length-Val. ! sc. worth sl.25
lace trim. .-''''' - -. so
Drawers--Emb'd RUNE and tucks -Oc'' N'i"' "
prawers-val., TorchOn or Emb'y 49c worth 70
TRIM with and without inserthgs' }
skrts-Emb'd or cambria rufhe and ooc worth 81 10
tucks 49,
Skr,s-1O-inch embd rufie and Tor ST. 25; worth 200
chon lace and nsertings ----.-----' -.
SIX Chcmises-Vs lace trimmed 29o; worth ooo
90 49,. Val Lac. rurBe 26e; worth $50
S en- D,,dsd skirts-yal lace trim 40; worth 500
Chldren's White Plaid Aprons 39c.; worth rs
Emb'y trim, all sizes
Cbtldren,s Drawers-CaInb. rufe and l9c; worth 35
tucks or hem and tueks-....-' -
Ch.ldren's Drawers-emb'd rufde-.-- 23c.; worth oo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

Steamer Rugs.
Novelties in Plush and Wool.
50 60.4 os.......5 49.......6 oS.-...1 9S....0 go
as handsome and as good any that By ouhters sold
at Six 70 Fifteen dollars.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

PROPOSED MINIMUM DISABILITY PENSION.
Washington, May Ex-senator ingalls, to-day in
PRODUCED bill fixing - month As the minimum PEN
sion To be paid for disability 10 survivors OF the ato
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

Washington May 10.-A petition was presented 10
the senate today by Mr. sherman signed by siN'y-
four citizens OF Fnday, Ohio praying Tor inc passage
of laws TO perpeuate the National banking system
Tho petitioners ask that amendments be made 10 tho
National Banking law As follows: mat the minimum"
80, .,, bc r,sluccd 10 81 900 where the capital is
Icss than 5000 900 and 10000 where the capital Is
in excess OF 800 900 that the clrcnatoh lssued %
healed or reduced that National bank examiners re,
civo a ned salary that the limit OF loans be nxcn az
onc ten,h Of Inc capital and surplus, Instead OF one
tenth OF the capital alone
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

woman and held her until help arrived. lie then
brought the child TO the surface safely.
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j A r N
THE WONDERFUL SALE.
Wash Dress Fabrics.

Wash Dress Fabrics.
In this wonderful sale offer
ATNINETEEN CENTS
1000 pieces
FINEST FRENCH SATEENS,
hitherto sold at 35c. -,
Inc very best made. The handsomest Styles sho"h'
Zephyr Ginghams at 9 81 Cents
few weeks since at 20 Cents quickly Sold and now
at NINE CENTS and equarters you have choice OF
than hundred styles-Pads Stripes and Checks
On Plain Scotch GinGhams mt 3-4 cents
some one loses double what VIC ask
The following have vet TO find their eauai'
D,ess cirpb,ms and Seersuckers a.. cents
Boating Cloths. wool nnish ''+ Genus
Cashmere F,anelIettes 50 cents
Best Outings. 800 styles ~ cents
Boating Cloths and Tennis Stripes, ~. cents
French Printed Sateens, 'E| cents
Twilled Sateens. extra "iuo % Ve"V'
French Batistes YARD "iue o' CENTS
Chane Deaincs. beautiful stfIes 80 oe"'S
satin Plaid Lawns. 90 cents
Ombre Cambrcs. = 'o"''
zenbvr CambrIcs old fashioned hard finish II cents
Black Orrandies, of cents
Black Satin Stripes. grenadne styles. warranted
fast, worth oo IL ee''s
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
IN THIS WONDERFUL SALE
Blanket Department.

you will find all grades Of Summer Blankets ana
Quilts the lowest prices possible 20 name Tor qua!ues
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11
Ladies' Underwear.

In this wonderful sale we Offer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-05-11

FRIDAY, As USUAL. BARGAISzDAY.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-01-22
ALIMlNNA NYHETER.

En- st1tyi naGrnsOr af president Gar
field har ankommit till New York. Den
fick inf0ras utan tull.
VaJ af senator. Vid gemensam ses-
sion af Ohio-legislaturens begge Hus, val
des f6rliden onsdag Calvin s. Brice till
f0rbundssenator.
Mdgdsinerade f0y'rdGJet af hvete och
majs landet var f0rliden veckas l6rdag
s3, 17s. 12l bushels af fora slaget och TO-.
s33, sos bush. af det senare.
KOnkNrses7sGs a7st0J var f6rra vec
kan enligt rapport fran Dun & Co. New
York 1856, mot 373 veckan f6rut och 33(
under motsvarande vecka fora aret.
OUamIigt for drstide,. Harom da
gen syntes nagra gossar bada / East Riv
er vid Brooklyn, N. Y, hvilket torde vars
bevis pa att vaderleken varit mycket mild
Te1rit0riet WyOm,ngs legisIatu
sammantradde den IA DIS Cheyenne de-
nya kapitoliet, som nagra dagar f5rut blif
Wit fardigt och kostat $500, ,OO6. Represen
tanthuset valde Downey till ualman.
Legtslaturen W Vest Tjrginio
sammantradde onsdags FOR art afg6r,
striden mellan republikanen Golf och de
mokraten Fleming, r5rande det omtvistad
guvern0rsembetet.
ErplOstOss. En- angpanna explodera
de onsdags eftermiddag Fallston, Pa.
| med sadan valdsamhet, att en- stor bygg
mad sprangdes ruiner. En- arbetare do
dades pa stallet, medan 13 andra blefv
mer eller mindre svart skadade.
Jonas Engbergs testasaesste blef
torsdags erkandt af dOmstolen 1 Chicago
Den afiidnes enka fru Elisabeth Engber
blef utsedd till executor mot $500
Bonds. Boet varderas till $40, 900, del
inbegripet den afidnes del Engberg I
Holmberg Publishing Co. Hela qvarlaten
skapen tillfaller enkan.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-01-22

Marcus johnson fran Atwat.r har
andtligen blifvit utnamd till collector Of
internal revenue. ]. fSddes / Sverige
1850 SAINT kom hit till landet som barn. J,
har haft fere f6rtroendeuppdrag deribland
statssenator. j. G. Donahower fran st.
Peter, en- stark kandidat for samma syssls.
skali blifva U. s. Marshall.
Frdn AifEin skrifver en- insandare
till SKAFFAREN. En- oIyckshandelse IT,
made har sistlidne maj manad, hvilken
borde omnamnas ifall Diet skule landa till
nagon upplysning for dem Diet vederb0r
hemma faderneslandet. En- svensk vid
mann Gust. Nerpin, hviIken vistats hsr
nagon It'd utan att ega nagra anh6risa pa
denna plats rakade namiigen under det
han saIlskap ned en- gosse var ute och
jagade att af vada skjuta sig sjelf. Den
omkomne, hvilken lar efterlemna hustru
och tvenne barn Sverige, hade studerat
l Umea. Det sages att "a val Nerpins ia
der som svarfader voro lansman och hans
svarfader skulle derjamte hafva varit rlks-
dagsman. Det ar troligt att den omkom-
hes anh6riga faderneslandet annu syafva
okunnighet ON den sorgiga olyckhan-
delsen,
Staters Agricultural S0ciety h5Il
f6rliden vecka arsm6te | hufvudstaden,
MISUNDERSTANDING har finansielt
afseende gait samre under de tvenne sena-
ste aren i'm man vantat. Bokf6ringen Of
yer inkomna medel hade ocksa forts pa EFT
besynnerligt satt. Vid slutet af ar 1883
belupo sig associationens skulder till
IS, ,S65.75. Delta var skuldsummans stor-
lex, mar den nu afgaende presidenten till
tradde. Besynnerligt nog pastods senare
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Minneapolis valdes till president, Daniel
IL. Moore fran st. Paul till f6rste vice pre-
sident och s. M. Emery fran Lake City
till andre vice president. Ofrige ambets-
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ers' institute, hvarvid fiere f0relasningar
f6rekommo. Superintendent Gregg franz
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ket vansklig. Delta torde mangen af er-
farenhet kunna intyga. Hur EFT sadant
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urfalla, det kunde naturligtvis icke hr
Greggs f5rutsaga.