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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-18
Contributed Locals.

ABBEVILLE, ). T., June IL, l6JO.
The booming Of the blasts Mt the railroad
reminds US OF war times.
The duet sang by Miss Chalmers and Miss
Nellie Hill last Sunday morning in the Meth.
odist church was we'll rendered, and sounded
Mr.. Charlie Hammond is home from Wof
ford College 1t is said Charlie is q close STU
dent and stands high In all his classes.
Messrs. George and Claude Gumbrell, at.
tending the same College. have not returned
home yet, but are spending some time with
friends in Williamson. We hope these young
men will enjoy their vacation.
Miss Eliza Gambrell. q bright young lady
attending the Williamson Female College,
will be home in few days.
Miss Ida Hammond Will leave TO morrow
for Laurens, where she will spend some time
with friends and relatives.
MIR. T.. V. Hammond leaves to day for Louis.
vile, KY, where the Expressrnen' s Aid Socie-
ty meets. He goes In the interest Of this d.
vision, of which he Is u member.
Rev. L. F. Beatty will probably be absent
next Sunday OFT on visit TO his mother.
Services will be announced by the ringing OF
the bell, or If none by its silence.
Think Of it! IS hats sold by 4: NJ. Haddon
l. Co. one day last week. We think this fine
Mrs. Bozenfn Of New Market, was shop
ping In the city last week.
Miss Mamie Mcdonald left last Monday for
her home in New York. We wish her pleas.
Miss Lula Crymes, Of Williamson, was in
Mrs Brunson and her daughter, Miss Corne-
liza, of Edgefed: are visiting friends and rela-
tives In Abbeville.
The Misses Baskip, OF Monterey, were shop.
ping in town last Saturday.
Miss Cora Reid. who has been with Mr.. VIM.
f. Bell this season, leaves to-day for her home
In Baltimore.
Miss Mary Erwin, OF Erwin's MILL after a
pleasant visit 10 Miss Mamie Hill. returned 10
her home last Saturday.
Mr.. r. NJ. Haddon is q most successful gar.
dener. He has been eating Irish potatoes for
over q month, and Is now feasting on roasting
ears. So much for planting in the right time
OF the moon."
Reports from the Bellevue section say crops
are well worked aud look fine.
Miss Lula Williams. 8 charming young lady
from the Smithville neighborhood, was shop
ping In town last Saturday.
Mrs. Jackson and her three lovely little chill.
dren, OF Kingstree. are now the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. j. g. Edwards. We are very glad to
hear that her husband, Rev; 7. ,: jackson, is
improving in health and will join her in d
few days at this place. They are welcome Wis.,
itors in Abbeville, and have place In the
hearts OF many of her best people.
Oneof our friends says he turned his back"
upon his wife the other day, and - we'll
We only say he deserved what he got. His
motto now Is, "always face the music" and
never sit with your back to your wife.
There were lib present last Sunday after
noon at the Methodist Sunday School, out OF
l4S on the roll.
Ho, for Little Mountain! where the gurgling
stream Of the purest mineral water flows
fresh from the mountain side. Who will
make up the camp for July and August? NJ.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-18
BOTH SIDES REGARD THE SITUATION
HOPEFULLY.
The Tillmanites Appear TO be Abun'
dainty Satisfied, While the Anti
TiIlmanites Seem TO be Greatly
Encouraged.
The Crowd Estimated at From
700 to 1900.
Ladies and Children Attend in Considera-
BILE Numbers--And all Remain on the
Ground From Eleven O'clock Until Half
Past Three O'clock.

Yesterday was suitable day for the grand
Democratic rally, and by their presence great
numbers OF our fellow-cltizens manifested
their interest IN the meeting.
On Monday evening previous to the meet
Ing distinguished gentlemen arrived to take
part in the speaking. They were met at the
depot by various citizens, and the best car
riages In town were furnished TO convey
them up town.
Capt. B. r. Tillman was entertained by Col.
E. B. Gary.
General Joseph H. Earle was the guest OF
Ellis G. Graydon, Esq.
General John Bratton was invited to the
house of his klnsman, Mr.. A. w. Smith.
General y. ]. Pope accepted the hospitality
of Col. Y. Il. Robertson.
General NJ. l.. Bonham found pleasant
lodging place with his partner, Samuel {. Ca
son, Esq.
Capt. Hugh l.. Farley stopped with his
friend r. B. Gary, Esq.
Major Ernest Gary went 10 his mothers.
Hon. w. d. Mayfeld registered at the New
Hotel, as did The Hon. Il. B. Crews, Hon.
George Jehnstone, Hon. u. X. Norris, and
Hon. Z. b. Murray.
That night the band serenaded the speak
ers, and brought from each few pleasant
remarks. The band and the "boys" seemed
impartial in their cheering. They vociferated
for General Bratton. and General Bonham,
and then called on Captain Tillman with the
same enthusiasm. General Earle was equally
honored in turn.
During the evening the piazza OF the New
Hotel was well filled with visitors and citi'
zens Of the town, who had called 10 pay their
respects. The band gave few specimens Of
their favorite tunes, and all was good humor
and kindly feeling.
BY eight o'clock on Tuesday morning the
crowds began to come in from oil directions,
and many. collected in various places about
town, while Law Range was thronged. on
the anti-Tillman side was various guests,
while the Office of the County Chairman was
thronged with friends.
Two beautiful banners had been prepared.
One bore the words:
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-18
BELToN IS NOT BULLDozED.
The Tillman Faction Fail to Accom-.
pIish the Prog gramme Mapped Out
...Resolutions Go Home Unread.
Greenvilie Daily Nears

BEIToN, June l4.-For the last week or so a
strong effort has been made by A. e. Latimer,
and other local agitators OF the Tillman move
,nent, to capture the machinery of the Belton
Democratic Club which met here this after.
noon. To accomplish this purpose the Cal.
houn Club, which heretofore has not affiliated
with the local club here, was brought over in
full force. The test vote was In the election OF
a president, which resulted in the choice OF
DR.. w. H. Todd, the anti-Tillman candidate,
by a vote of 50 to 50.
The cry or "hurrah for Tillmanr was
promptly drowned by the victorious cry Of
ihurrah for the anti-Tillman candidates."
The Tillman crowd left badly showed under
and carried home unotfered, the resolutions
they had written out endorsing Tillman.
The town is wild with anti-rillmanisni, and
Ms q matter of course the best Of order pre-
walls. Anderson county is sure to snow Till.
man under. w.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-18
Notice to Young Ladies' Desiring to
Go to College.

An examination for the purpose of award
Ing q free scholarship In Converse College,
Court House at Abbevi'le on "Wednesday,
July end. The scholarship is worth 500, GOV.
erlng the expense of one years tuition: The
examination will embrace Mathematics. IN
Guiding Arithmetic, and Algebra TO equations
OF the second degree; English Grammar !;
United states History; Geography, lUniVer-
SAID; Latin Grammar and one book OF Caesar |:
Orthography and Writing will be Judged
from the examination papers. The applicant
must be at least thirteen years OF age. The
examination will be held ut the same time
with that of the Winthrop Training School.
For further Information apply to the School
Commissioner. H. Il. McLEES.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-18

The largest stock OF straw hats can be found
at p. Rosenberg q Co.'S.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1890-06-18
T. BaSkin, Jr., Doc. Bowie, Doc. Jones, and

T. BaSlsin, Jr., Doc. Bowie, Doc. Jones, and
others.
1t was impossible for us TO make anything
like detailed and full account Of the meet
ing, and we present the following as the
merest outline. We are sorry that II is not In
our power to do full and exact justice to all
the speeches.
President J. X. Blake OF the County ALL
ance, was chairman OF the meeting, and
called 1t to order, when he asked the Rev. l..
F. Beatty to begin the exercises with prayer.
All stood with uncovered heads while suit
able prayer was being said.
Chairman Blake Introduces General
BrattOn.
Ladies and FelloW Democrats Of AJJcrale
County:
In obedience to the call OF the State Demo
cratic Executive Committee, we have con-
vcned upon this occasion, Tor the purpose on
hearing Il discussion upon the issues OF the
day, by the various candidates for position OF
the State ticket.
In behalf OF Abbeville county, would bid
you, gentlemen, welcome, thrice welcome to
our midst
/ feel that It is unnecessary to ask Of nm
AbbevIlle audience, that courtesy and atten-
dress you. are justly entitled. Although the
weather is excessively warm, and notwith-
standing the large number Of speakers nron
the prngramme, yet reel assured s mat niGn eaGn
from you.
The first gentleman who will address you is
n candidate for Governor. He Is worthy
son of South Carolina. and not n stranger To
the people of Abbeville county. 1 now have
the pleasure of introducing to you, Gen.
John Bratton, OF Fairfield.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-06-11

ON vara svenska grufarbetare deruppe
Tower och omnejd villa taga del | arbetet
och hjelpa till att minska skolskuldbeky
ret!
Aterblik pa arbetet: Jag hsr nu bes5kt
1s f0rsamlingar och derunder fatt min
box nedskrifva S45 Mann. AT dessa har
en- tecknat sig for leo dollars, On for 25
en- for 90, en- for Is, tretton for 10 och sex
ito fSr doll. hvardera. Hela subskrip-
tionen uppgar till omkr. 1850 doll, deraf
$50 kontant. Att resultatet af dessa iva
manaders arbete ar nagot nedsIaende kan
ju icke nekas, dock b5r dervid betankas
att dessa iva varit de minst tjenliga af
arets tolf m8nader och att en- del af den
namda tiden atgatt till f6rberedelser for
arbetet. De nuvarande CODA utsigterna
for en- kommande sk6rd torde g0ra vart
folk nagot frimodigare att gifva. Dessut-
ON vile Jag gerna tro, att Herren afven
will valsigna mitt arbete till uppvackande
af ett st6rre intresse for var kristliga skol-
verksamhet allmanhet och for var skola
st. Peter isynnerhet. Att var skolskuld
ar nafundets SAX, att icke n&gra enskil-
da personer bringat oss denna skuld,
utan konferensen sjelf har pa allmanna
m0ten beslutat harom och att derf0r hvar-
je medlem samfundet ar pligtig att sa-
som en- arlig menniska deltaga skolskul-
dens betalande ar ocksa nagot som endast
ett fatal hafva klart for sig, och hvarom
de derf6r beh0fva att upplysas och pamin-
mas. Jag vagar derf6r tro. att ON mitt
arbete icke visar ett So gynsamt resultat
afseende pa sjelfva Observation-Disclosures,
det dock skulle hafva sin stora betydelse
for sjelfva skolsaken till att beframja in
tresset derf3r. L8tom oss emellertid Sc
uppat, ty derifran allena kan help och
valsignelse komma!
Eder Kristo.
ANDR, JACKSON,
1872 Hawthorn st.. st. Paul. MINI.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-06-11

OfUersviisnsaiag. Regnstormen f6rli-
den onsdag 1 Goodhue county var mycket
haftig och 6delaggande. Pa mindre an
en- timme foil 1fver " tum regn och watt
net forsade nedf1r berg och holder och
fylde kallare och gator Red Wing. Vid
lagre andan af str. voro fiera hus Aide
les kringranda af vatten. Jernbanorna
skadades betydligt. Milwaukee banan led
svara skador, likaledes M. & st. L. och
Duluth, Red Wing & Southern, som bada
maste installa sina tag. Al rapporter,
som ankommit fran andra platser, franz
gar, att svara 6fversvamningar egt rum,
hvarvid hus, broar och vagar f5rst6rts.
Inga mennisk0lif hafva dock f6rlorats.
hay Creek Valley f6rst8rdes svarast.
Brytningen af Meyers damn synes hafva
f6rorsakat den st5rsta skadan. Stormen
hade da redan upph6rt, men vattentrycket
var for starkt. Olyckan Zumbrota kan
liknas vid den / Johnstown miniatyr.
Afyen Zumbro fioden steg 6fver 8 fot pa
tre timmar. Den stora bryggan vid Ma
zeppa bortspolades och vid Zumbro Falls
maste folket taga till fykten. Uti Wana-
mingo, Kenyon och Cannon Falls gjorde
stormen och vattnet mycken skada. Uti
dem senare staden atf0ljdes stormen af
aska och blixtar. Oxford dammen brast
och harigenom skadades afven Thompson
& Smiths damn, sd att staden aldrig va
rit vittne till en- sadan 6fversvanning.
vid Belle Creek station maste folket Cd !
batar. Skadan uppskattas till 6fver 100,-
600 dollars.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-06-11
Lnsamlingen till G.. A. College.

Min sista redog5relse slutade Willmar
Vid den predikan, som Jag h6ll der, hade
jag mycket "a ah6rare och subskriptionen
till skolan blef derf6r helt ringa, nemligen
$4.25; tillsammans med det fora nrt. er-
kanda blef det $11.
S0ndagen den 1 juni predikade jag /
Grove City. En- del farmare den trakten
sages vara rika. Sedt fran den sidan hade
jag derf6r bort kunna p8rakna en- hel ka-
nonkula af silver till att genomborra
1'nalle" med, da han nu istallet blott blef
sargad en- ta. Hvad de gjorde syntes de
emellertid g6ra gladt och villigt och jag
hoppas, att d& jag, ON Gud will, kommer
n5sta gang och de inna att skolbj6rnen ar
EFT seglifvadt dur, skola de gifva honom
en- svarare st0t. Subskriptionen blef
$110, deraf $5s kontant. Per kommuni-
kant utg5r det 81 cts. Subskr. fortsattes
-af kyrkoradet, som troligen skall lYckas "a
annu nagra tiodollrar. Mandagen och It's
dagen den och hade jag gladden. vara
tillsammans med past0rerna vestra delen
af Pacifc-distriktet pa missionsm6te At
water. Sasom en- fitig tiggare, hvilket
jag gerna will CORA skal for att vara, vile
lag afven der s5ka "a nagot att fylla min
kista.
Genom EFT vanligt tillm6tesgaende for
samlingens pastors sida blef jag uppmunt-
RAD att at f6rsamlingen begara EFT offer
(ty prof. Wahlstr0m hade har allaredan
begart och fatt en- bra subskription) hvil-
ket beredvilligt frambars och blef $3.50.
Heder och tack till f0rsamlingen och dess
pastor! Efter EFT par dagars hvila hemma
st. Paul. xmnar jag alton begifva mig
pa en- fxrd, som skall briLsa mig bortat tire
hundra mil nkrmare n0rdpolen. Far 20,
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-06-11
Stsr afGr. Milwaukee sparvagnsbo-
lag sages hafva salt hela slit sparvagnssy-
stem till Henry Willard for 81, 500, 900.

lag sages hafva salt hela slit sparvagnssy
stem till Henry Willard for 81, 500, 900.
OUGder I IoaOa. F5rliden onsdag
dreg ett haftigt ovader 8fver staten Iowa.
Regnet fl6t str6mmar, stormen rasade
och askan duHdrade. Inlupna underrat-
telser fran olika delar af staten gifva vid
handen att ovadret anstalt stor f0r0delse.
l Weston stod vattnet fem fot h6gt, Is hus
blefvo f6rst5rda och so mer eller mindre
svart ramponerade. Persia blef likaledes
6fversvammadt, och fran en- lumberyard
bortrycktes plankor och brader till varde
af ~ 900; fyra hus f6rst5rdes och pa fera
stallen blefvo jernvagssparen 6delagda.
Adair giek stormen 6fver till en- fullstan-
dig orkan;i Adair och Cass counties drunk.
made en- mangd swim och hornboskap.
Underwood, IL mil fran Council Bluffs,
foil regn sadan massa, att ALT syntes vii
ia fyta bort, befolkningen fydde till h6gt
belagna platser och undgick pa sa satt for
sdelsen. 1nom 80 minuter var det Is fot
vatten pa Milwaukee banans spar, ALA bu.
tiker och boningshus vesta delen af sta
den lyftades fran sina grundvalar och
rycktes bort af vattenmassan: 35 familier
f0rlorade ALT, hvad de egde, men lyckligt-
Wis spildes intet menniskolif. hast gjor-
des fiottor ordning, q hvilka en- skara af
qvinnor och barn raddade sig fran husta-
ken och f8nstren / de 6fre vaningarne.
Farmarne hade markt att EFT ovader var |
antagande, och fydde till h6jderna for att
fralsa sina lif, Hela hjordar af n8tkrea-
tur, swim och far satte lifvet till, och en-
mangd hus, lador och h6stackar rycktes
bort af str8mmen. Pa natten steg vattnet
l Council Bluffs orovackande grad och
omringade 6fver 500 af stadens byggnad.r.
l Avoca ledsagades ovadret at hagel, som
slog ned gr6dan och gjorde 8fverallt stor
skada; afven har gingo manga kreatur for
dorado. IAckley ref stormvagen ned en-
mangd broar och f5rst8rde jernvagssparen.
Presbyteriankyrkan traffades at blixten
och blef lila skadad. observation-disclosures
derna l Keokuk Co., bl8ste ned. Fran
Harlan, Nc Gregor, Missouri Valley och
andra platser staten luda rapporterna
lika nedslaende. Eft till sina verkningar
sd f6r6dande och genomgaende os ader, har
mahanda aldrig f0rr f6rekommiti Iowa.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-06-11
LOPANDE No 7O1.

POstUGsendet. ]. G. Shure ar ut
namd till postmastare | Hokah, Houston
county.
S3elnaOrd. August Napp, en- tYsk
boskapsk0pare Waverly, begick harom
dagen sjelfmord.
StGtsGtdttOr Braden sager sig vara
kandidat for REORGANIZATION och efterstraf-
var ej guvern0rs posten.
Ny ttdnisag. Eft bolag har bildats
Sleepy Eye afsigt att utgifva en- tidning
h. G. Hays star spetsen for f5retaget.
OJUertradelse af iagtl~gen har in
rapporterats fran Pine county till statens
uppsyningsman. En- hel del deer hafva
d6dats.
The Boston Miu Lake City, ned
brann | s6ndags morse. Egaren, O. M.
Crumpter / Florida, g6r en- f6rlust af
$75,0
GuUe1'nOren har lofvat naryara vid
Grand Army-m6tena Wadena den 1S;
Little Falls den II, Ortoaville den 1s och
Red Wing den 10 dennes.
Observation-Disclosures. Premie-
listan for statens 80 landtbruksm6te ar nu
firdig. Premierna aro jemf6resevis rim
ligt tilltagne. Vederb1rande lofva att
g6ra ALT som star deras handler att ca en-
lyckad utstallning.
FsISn ChristttdJG skrifves: var for
samling har ingatt med begaran ON bes6k
fran missionsdistr., hvilket vi hoppas be-
Villas Onskligt vore att vi tillsammans
med en- eller tva mindre f0rsamlingar
kunde kalla larare.
Finnes ej rGttUisd for indianarna,
ma man val fraga, da komiteen for indi-
anaffarer kongressen reducerade det be-
lopp som congressman Comstock begart
for Chippewa-indianerna har staten.
Dessa peLningar yoro on fordran, som
lAnge nog franhallits dem. Under trettio-
sex langa ar hafva de f3rgafves vantat pa
rattvisa.
L0gn och bedrdgeri. Upprepade
ganger har SKAFFAREN haft anledning att
for sina lasare framhalla de f5rtjenster
och den aroetsf1rmaga kongressman Lind
adagalagt sasom lagstiftare. Hans val
man och Observation-Disclosures allmanhet
gladja sig at att ega en- sd duglig repre-
sentant kongressen som hr Lind visat sig
vara. Det finnes dock en- och AMMAN am
betsjagare som betraktar l.. med sneda
blickar SAINT s6ker att nedsatta honom, af-
ven ON l8gn och bedrageri skall anvandas
som vapen. Det f6rebares af dessa, att hr
Lind icke lyckats of honom f8rordade ut
namningar utan skulle derf6r stort MISS
n8je hafva uppstatt det andra distriktet.
Det Dir helt naturligt att en- kongressman
icke kan anskaffa hvarenda embstsjagare
slit distrikt en- postmastaresyssla och att
det derf0r vid hvarje utnamning maste
blifva en- och AMMAN, som kanner sig be-
sviken. Erkannas maste emellertld att nu
sntydda arbete ar det minst vigtiga utaf
det som faller pa en- lagstftares lott.
Summarizing af Sv, Ev. Luth. Min
nesota konf. .statistik, samlad for F0renta
Staternas 11:te Census af G. Wahlund:
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1890-06-11
n. OCH s. DAKOTA.

Eft SaOiGsabGssd lyckadef onsdags
vid White River, S. Da., att fanga hast,
! tjufvarne Mason och Maupin, hvilka pyli,
gen rymde fran Fort Pierre. Efter at,
hafva hallit dem fangna EN- stund, slappte
indianerna dem ater, och sedan har mar
icke sett n8got spar till dem.
N, DdlcOtas s6,sdagssEO u ef1renSng
h6ll f6rliden vecka EFT mote Grand Forks,
hvartill 100 delegater hade infunnit sig.
Till ordf6rande valdes M. N. johnson fran
Lakota och till sekreterare K. Saunders
fran jamestown. Guvern0r Miller hedra-
de m6tet med sin narvaro.
IH1rSfUeri. Under det ett af North
ern Pacific banans jernvagstag | l8rdags
alton stannade vid New Salem, N. d.,
anf6lls taget af tva bevapnade bolivar,
hvilka bemagtigade sig postvagnen och
tillgrepo Al packor med registrerade bref.
Taget uppeh1lls ungefar en- timme. Det
fracka r6fveriet paminner en- hel del ON
Jesse James.
~ D0IcOtas fGrnaGre h5llo slit kon-
vent jamestown f1rliden onsdag. Det
var stark fraga ON att uppsatta en- egen
valsedel och tredje partiets man arbetade
af ALA krafter att drifva saken igenom. Da
emellertid fragan pa allvar kom under be-
handling, visade det sig att meningarne
voro betydligt delade, och mangen befara-
de att EFT sadant steg skulle leda till ALLAN
sens splittring, hvarf6r man till slut kom
6fverens ON att icke uppsatta nagon egen
valsedel, utan sluta sig till de gamla par
tierna
8. DGicOtGs FsaTnsdralItGns b8rjade
slit konvent f5rliden onsdag Huron hvar-
till 1,200 delegater hade infunnit sig. En-
stark upparbetad r6relse radde for att far
marne skulle uppstalla en- egen valsedel
bade for staten, legislaturen och k0ngres-
sen, och sattes ALA segel till for att genom-
drifva planen. II. L. Louks, som var
konventets president, f6rfaktade saken
med bade liver och kraft och sade att inga
skal f5refunnos for att motarbeta ett tredie
parti. FL. l.. Louks nOminerades for gu.
vern0r, j. W. Harden for kOngressen och
A. Wardell sasom statens representant
F6renta Staternas senat.
F0rOlycIcad I,1stbdt. Under en-
storm f5rliden onsdag l5sslets lustangaren
"Ldy Pierre" fran sin ankarplats och drefs
ut pa foden, der den slutligen sj6nk. Det
var den vackraste bat, som trafikerade flo
den. Il omnejden af Pierre har pa sista
tiden radt en- 81 stark nederb0rd, att hela
trakten Or 6fversvammad. Vagarne arc
ofarbara, och Missouri foden ar hogre On
den varit under de senaste sex aren. Eftei
regn har man langtat, men nu har del
kommit sadant 6fverf0d, att man kan
tillampa ordspraket: ''man kan "a for myc.
ket af det goda".
En- stark dsIcstOrns rasade torsdags
| midday omnejden af Elan ireau, 80 mil
norr ON Sioux Falls, s. Da., hvarvid blk.
ten slog ned Blessman skolan och rampo
nerade betydligt fiera af skolrummen. En-
budbarare rapporterade Sioux Falls att
samtlige skolbsrnen blefvo slagna till mar
ken och att tre af dem kastats genom et'
f6nster och d6dats. Denna underrxttels<
astadkom stor sensation och atskilliga IL
kare sandes till platsen, hvilka emellertit
funno rapporten vara 6fverdrifven. Inger
hade d6dats, men 16 barn hade genom den
starka elektriska urladdningen blifvit utaI
! medvetande for en- kort stund.