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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
FIGHT FOR EQUALITY.
Colored Citizens Highly In
dignant at the Legislature
Of Tennessee,
And Pass a Resolution Urging
Colored People to Taboo
That State.
Doctors at Variance Upon the
Question Of Israel Davy'S
Sanity.
Liquor Licenses Not to Be Is
sued in the Midway Dis
tpict.

A meeting of the executive depart
ment of the State Afro-American league
was held last evening at the capitol to
protest against the separate coach bill
recently passed by the legislature of
Tennessee, which provides that every
railroad in the state shall provide a sep
arate coach on all trains for the carry
ing of colored passengers. John Quincy
Adams, editor of the Western Appeal,
took the chair. The chair appointed a
committee consisting of MesSrs. Morris,
Dunjee and Anderson to draft resolu-
tiOns setting forth the views of the col
ored people of Minnesota in regard
to the matter. William r. Morris,
president of the league, and Vice
president of the national leagne, said in
regard to the movement of coiOred peo-
pie in the matter of the hostile bill that
the railroads in Tennessee had, before
the passage of the bill, run separate
cars for colored people, and that said
cars were always run next the engine.
This would be the rule probably under
the new law. The purpose of the meet
ing was to prevent the holding of the
next convention at Knoxville as in
tended.
uncompromisingly in favor of the re-
moyal of the convention from Tenne5-
see. They must protest, and that forci-
bly,, from outrageS of this sort. Fred
erick l.. McGhee, the cOlored LAWYER,
thought it cowardly measure. The
colored people ought more than ever to
hold their convention in Tennessee,
though Tennessee had legislated against
the colOred people. The thing to do
was TO strike at the root of the evil. 1t
was no worse for the colored people of
the North to have to ride in a smoking
car to get South than it was for the
Southern people to have to do the same
to get North. He wanted to know what
the sense was in passing a resolution
that could nave no effect in changing
the place of convention.
William K. Morris was in favor of the
resolution. 1t might not have any effect
further than to show that the colored
people of the North were fighting such
outrgges to the extent of their power.
The colored people of the South were
handtied and could not fight. In the
North there was comparative freedom
and there the fighting must be done.
Following is the resolution:
Whereas The statute books of Tennessee
have recently been burdened with one of the
most outrageous laws known TO civilizations;
and.
Whereas Every colored citizen has been
most fagraDtly insulted and his citizenship
disgraced by the enactment of the odious
separate coach act, which went into effect
on June y: therefore, be it
Resolved by the Afro American citizens Of
Minnesota, in mass meeting assembled, That
we DO most earnestly protest againt the hold
ing of. the national Afro-Ameriean conyen-
ton ct Knoxville on July IA, or at any place
in Tennessee, while the infamous law is in
force.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
Davy's eyes might account for his head
aches.
Further hearing was adjourned until
this morning.
NOT A DROP IN MIDWAY.
Citizens Successfully Prevent tia

Citizens Successfully Prevent the
Issuance of a Liquor License.
The citizens of St.Anthony Park have
triumphed in their fight against the in
PRODUCTION of liquor into their midst.
and Roxy Reber will not hand out the
foaming lager as he hoped at 225S Uni
versity avenue. Yesterday afternoon
the joint committee on licenses met in
the city hall to consider the application
of Reber for license. ASsemblymen
Minea and McNamee, Aldermen Conley,
Gehan and BOtt were present. the last
named being chairman. In addition to
the five petitions against the saloon
presented to the committee last week,
five more were presented, making a
total of III names.
Rev. s. Pilling, pastor Of the Metho-
dist churches at st. Anthony Park and
Merriam Park, protested against the
issue of liquor license. The people
had founded homes there on the under
standing that the law of 1885, making
the Midway district part of st. Paul,
prohibited forever the sale of liquor
there. st. Anthony Park had been
thoroughly canyassed, and only two
men refused to sign the petition. He
had recently discovered that a certain
portion of the district had been left out
of the clause of the act of 1885, and the
council had power to grant license
there; but he believed that the law in
tended to cover all the ground, and in
face of the petitions he hoped the COM
mittee would not grant the license.
Attorney Buie gave history of the
law, and spoke in the same strain as
Mr.. Piiiing.
&c Of
Anthony Park also protested against
the license being granted.
Attorney Ives, for Reber g. Co., made
a strcng anti-prohibition speech. He
denounced the petitions as the work of
the ProhibltioniStS. who would oppose
saloons in any place. The signers of
the petition should mind their own bus
mess, for they did not live within a
quarter of mile of the proposed saloon.
They had no more right to protest than
had the ProhibitionistS of Otter Tail
county, AS regards the petitions from the
Minnesota Transfer. the men signed it
because their employer, Aid. Sullivan,
had requested it, aud if he asked them
10 sign a petition to remove Mayor
Smith they would do it. He hoped that
the committee would grant the license
asked for by his client.
Attorney Bule remarked Mr.. Ives
had insulted the residents of st. An
thon Park by his remarks.
MIR. Ives holly replied, and as person
alities were INDUCED in, both the law
yers were told by the chair to keep
order.
The committee went into executive
session. A few minutes afterwards the
announcement was made that the COM
mittee was unanimously opposed to the
granting of the license.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
TWilled India Silks.

Graceful Printed Twilled
India Silks are the ideal
Silk for Summer wear.
Some of the prettiest styles
of the season were received
last Saturday, and a new lot
came on Monday. All the
new styles that come to
Minnesota come to us, and
not a single piece of this
seasons production can be
found in the state outside of
our store. Our price for
best quality andneweststyles
is 81. Same styles retail in
New York at sI.25.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
In INSIDE FIG CURE

That's what you are JUST
fed in looking for when you
are about to buy-an inside
figure. If you cannot get
it in one place, you'll be
quite likely to look for it in
another. But, if it is a fair
question, let US ask you
whether you know an inside
figure when you see it? If
you do, it will not take you
long to make up your mind
about the price we are ask
ing for our Tailor Made
Serge and Cheviot Suits,
for there's a good deal more
money in them for you than
there is for us. You catch
our meaning when we say
that this price is inside an
inside figure, don't you?
SIS or $40 buys a Suit here
as good or better than any
tailor can make you for
double the money.
Why can't we Suit you?
Mail orders solicited. Catalogue free. Goods
sent on approval.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
FIE[D,MAHLER
g. co.
THE GREAT STORE,
Wabasha. Fourth and Fifth SITS.
Scotch Ginghans.

- .
Genuine Scotch Ginghams,
in such styles as only a
Scotchman can conceive.
Colors and qualities are
guaranteed; width, 20 inch
es; price, IS cents.
You may have seen David
& John Anderson's Scotch
Ginghams advertised from
time to time. Now as a
matter of fact, there are not
a dozen pieces of genuine
D. & J. Anderson's
Ginghams in town outside
of our stock. They are
without question the hand
soonest Ginghams produced
in the world, unequaled for
wear by any other cotton
fabric. Nearly 800 pieces
in stock.
We have still a good as
sortment of Imported India
Mulls, black grounds with
colored figures in China Silk
designs, full 81 inches wide,
at
IS Cents
a yard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25


We desire to call special
attention to the superiority
of the color, make and wear
ing qualities of our Black
Silk Sun Umbrellas. Every
one was made specially to
our order, with Paragon
frame and selected sticks
and handles. Every UNI
brella is sold with our guar
antee that it will give per-
feet satisfaction in every
respect. This should be an
o-%o.,+ i
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
so Cents

a yard; actual value Soc.
We consider this one of the
best Grenadine values we
ever offered. A lot of high
grade ALL Silk Grenadines,
purchased much below reg
ular prices, came in a few
days ago. They will be
sold in dress lengths only.
MOL, S14.5O. worth 5000.
No. 2. S15.00, worth 5000.
No. 3, S17.00 worth $500
No. 4 $50, worth $500
No. 5, $1,000, worth $1,000.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
IMPORTANT COnSlderatlOn

New Bargains.
Ladies Swiss Ribbed
Pure Six Vests, black,
white and colors, at
SO Cents,
in a quality which sold last
season at 81.
Ladies Fast Black Ribbed
Vests. Drawers to match,
open at sides, 81 cents, reg
ular price soc.
Boys Heavy Ribbed Fast
Black Bicycle Hose, regu-
lar CSC quality, 3 pair for
5ocents.
Boys Extra Quality Do
met Flannel Blouses. medi-
UNI colors, IS cents, actual
retail value S5c.
Misses extra fine ribbed
imported Isle Hose,reduced
from 75c to 48 cents.
Mail orders receive the benefit of all re-
duced prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
a yard.
GRENADINES.

Plain mesh Black Grena :
dimes, warranted pure silk,
perfect and brilliant in colors,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25
For Medicinal Purposes
Dove Gin is the best.

The State Savings Bank,
Germania Life Insurance Building, has
money TO loan on good security, and
charges no commission.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-06-25

Our method Of fitting shoes
is correct. We carry in stock
all the most fashionable lines
Of Imported and American
Fine Footwear.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
ANNOUNCER ENTS.

I.
Please announce nv name as candidate for coun-
Gilman for the Fret ward al the coming city cleo
ton 81 n. c. HUSEY.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

Fine carriage painting ct the City Car.
rage shop, la6 South Main. dies ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

2 for 25c-1O0 dozen all linen
towels, assorted borders, knot
fringe, size Is by 80.
2 for 41c-50 dozen fine dam
ask towels, knot fringe, 2 rows Of
open work.
15c each-75 dozen all linen
fine quality Huckaback towels,
every day price 25c.
$3.50 dozen all linen plaid
towels. See them and you will
buy.
33c-15 dozen fine all linen
hemstitched tray cloths,
48 and 69c-25 dozen open
work linen table scarfs.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22
REAL EST ATE.

FURNISHED by the DEAN Abstract Coz
The records in the Register of Deeds
office show the following buyers of real
estate:
Fred Atkins Sc 4 25 % 2w d.......s 300
Maggie B Corwin 53xl42H feet in sw
cor lot Pearce 81 Vantilburgh's
add W. 1000
r L Ogden 4 sw Il % 2w deed 49, 1867
School District No l63 10 II II l3
IA Is 16 Il IS l9 90 81 blk 10 Furley
W q. ~
A P Torrey X ne 4 ne Il "a p lie o,
W Il. 1UtO
Benz l. McGaha Sc 4 "a 90 2w gov
eminent patent. Observation-Disclosures.
Jas NJ Fletcher ne 4 Is % 2w gov
eminent patent. .............
r o Deming s0xl40 feet beginning rs
feet north of Oak st on Lawrence
deed :...-..-. loo
S H Msddy tract in ne 4 NV A927
lie d...--.--.... -.-.-..- ioJo
They must go this week Great bar
gains in gasoline and cook stoves. tinware,
stampedware, scissors, silverware. table
cutlery, refrigerstors and everything in
the firms business. Now is your time.
Trimble Bros, s. Threlkeld- d I0s-it
Thos Shaw. the music man. has been
SelL0G numOer OF pianos IN Ii DOra1O,
Halscead and Arkansas City lately. los ?
Experienced smokers buy the Cuba
Leaf cigar. Price five cents. Sold every
where. dos IT.
Millinery opening Monday and Tuesday
g. kaufman & koher's. 13I North Maia
street dies p
Monday the wotk begins 20 close our en-
tire stock Trimole Bros. 81 Threlke.G
d lGo-it
I have some Of the finest pianos and
organs you ever saw and az such low prices
that you can not help but buy. Thos.
Shaw lose
Grand display of pattern hats and bon
nets, Monday and Tuesday ct kaufman s.
koher's, 49, " Main St di0S 2t
Fine carriage painting AZ the City Car
riage shop, l26 South Main. dos ST.
Call on Thos Shaw for Domestic. White.
Wheeler * Wilson No. 9, or Standard sew
Ing machines needles, oil and repairs for
all kinds Of machines. los
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

500 English Holland Shades
with spring rollers complete 33c.
so pair of Lace Curtains Mon
day at SOC pair.
This week we open another lot
of those fine Chenille Portiers
that we offer at S39S pair.
Choice of Is Lace Bed Sets,
all worth from $500 to $500
Select the sett you like for $1.98.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

HOSIERY-5O0 pair full reg
ular made fast black and mixed
hose worth Zoe Monday at &c
One hundred dozen mems Brit
ish sox, 2 pair for Csc
sjeventy-five dozen mems fine
Balbriggsn hose, 2 pair for csc
1000 pair mems fancy and
mixed sox at &c.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

$3.50 mems working suits.
81. 39-65 Mems Blue flannel
suits all sizes 80 to AZ.
SHOES - We have anything
you desire in mems ladies and
childrens.
81. 99-5 coses mems calf and
cangoroo shoes.
S1.49-3 cases mems Sunday
shoes.
$1.18-S0O pair Ladies Don
COLA shoes, great bargains.
81 99-100 pair ladies very
fine flexible Dongola shoes guar
snteed to wear or new pair given.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

Do you want Mems Pants. if 80
look through what we have. No
such values can be shown by any
other house. Prices csc $1.25,
S1.69, $1.9s, 50. %, $2.48 and up
ward. Best line in the city
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

Call on Thos- Shaw for Domestic. White.
Wheeler * Wilson No 9. or Standard sew
ing machines. needles, oil and repairs for
all kinds Of machines. los ,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

I have some Of the finest pianos and
organs you ever saw and AZ such low prices
that you can not help but buy. Thos.
Shaw 1859
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

Grand display OF pattern hats and bon
nets, Monday and Tuesday ct kaufman &
hoher's, 49, y. Main st. dos p
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

Fine carriage painting AZ the City Car
riage shop, l26 South Main. dos ST.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

Thos Shaw. the music man. has been
selling number OF pianos in Fl Dorado.
Halscead and Arkansas City lately. los
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

Experienced smokers buy the Cuba
Leaf cigar Price five cents. Sold every
where dos II
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

Monday the wotk begins 20 close our en-
tire stock Trinole Bros. 81 Tnrelkeid
! q !ce-tc
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1891-03-22

Millinery opening Monday and Tuesday
&: kaufman s. koher's, 137 North Maia
stree. fiinS 2-
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-04-15

Hog alder. Patrick Reedy / Fari-
bault har afiidit den h5ga aldern af 1o7
ar och 16 dagar. Den aflidnes maka ;ir 81
ar gammal.
HNr,c nsychcet det kostar att sla on re.
dakt6r. Charley DAILY Anoka, hvilken
6fverfallit redakt5r Eastman, har for dem
ma sin f6rseelse fatt b6ta S13. Skall delta
gala sasom prejudikat, sd -
StiA,cater-nylseter: "Twinefabri-
ken" vid statsfangelset producerar dagli-
gen EFT ton 'twine". Varan kommer att
afyttras till aterf6rsalare qvantiteter
icke understigande en- half banvagnslast.
- Sistlidne l6rdag bes5ktes staden ar en-
komitee fran farmarealliansen, hvilken
hade till uppgift att unders6ka den
"twlne", som tillverkas vid statsfsngalset.
Det f0rmales att varan befans vara tutaf
god beskaffenhet och lara vederb0rande
vara betankta pa att rekommenderat den.
samma. - Vid stadsvalet segrade E. w.
Durant for borgmastare och erh0ll han
1,05o roster och hans motkandidat Fred
Scott sos. Stadsradet utg5res af 4 repub-
likaner och 4 demokrater. - +. Garens
m6belhandel har 5delagts af eldsvads. -.
Firman Herman Peterson s. Co. har; for
afsigt att anlagga EFT sagverk for l0ftrs
iemte m6belfabrik harstades. Det sages
att EFT Store antal arbetare harigenom
skola erhalla sysselsattning. - vid det
vid Lakeland belagna Chamberssagyerk
upptogs arbetet borjan af innevarands
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-04-15
nvsTAvvs ADoLPHus COLLEGE

Tden liar. Smart ar ater EFT skolar
tillandalupet. Repetitionen har allaredan
b5rjats uti flera amnen, men deremot blir
man uti en- del k0rd jemt framat hufvud-
stupa raft pa examen, och det ar fara
vardt att man afven der g6r en- kuller.
bytta.
Arets senior-klass b5rjar sin examen
den 16 dennes och fcrtsatter till den %.
F6ljande amnen f6rekomma: Noyum TIE
stamentum SAINT Demostenes for prof. M.
Wahlstr6m; filosofens historic FOR prof. j.
8. Carlson; Eddan for prof. E. j. Werner;
geologien for prof. j. P. Uhler; latin for
prof. j. Sander; engelska for prof. a., K.
Ehanor. , -,
Pa fakultetens uppdrag at klassen. att
sjelf inlemna amnen for tai vid afslut-
ningsfesten, har till fakulteten f5ljande
amnen inlemnats:
/. "The harmony Of the spheres"
.. s.Gudsbegreppets allmanlighet."
] 8. ''The progress of life in the earth"
4. "Korstagens betydelse,"
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-04-15
ALLMlNNA NYHETER.

Massachusetts se,adt har med 0fver
iva tredjedels majoritet nedr6stat billen
ON Qvlnnans r6stratt.
Baron FdU0, Italiens 8terkallade
sandebud i Washington, afreste l5rdags
fran New York hem till slit land igeu.
Rhode Island har Walt en- republi.
kansk guvern0r. / legislaturen komma
republikanerna att hafva 0fvervigt.
Stdtsv0le,s 1 Michigan slutade med
Ell fullstandig seger for republikanerna.
som er6frade staten med 5000 rosters ma
joritet.
RynsdG fi,sgdr. Stu fapgar rymde
torsdags fran fangelset Russeville, KY.
For gripandet af en- af dem ar utlofvad en-
bel6ning af $1,000, .....
O7aOdjgt fjGsh. Pafven Rom har /
nader skankt erldsutstalInlngeu Chica-
go sin apostoliska valsignelse, till den
kraft och verkan den hafva kan.
Bestule,s. Fran Frankfort, KY, be-
rattas, att amerikanska legationssekrete.
rarens hustru Berlin blifvit bestulen pa
juvelsmycken till varde af $4,000.
A,sgripnG df rabies. Fran Britt.
Iowa, berattas, att dussintals af n0tkrea-
tur, hastar och swim, blifvit angripna af
rabies, bitna af en- med denna sjukdom
behaftad hund.
Je1nUGgsOLychcn. Iva godstag sam
manst6tte onsdags med hvarandra mar
heten at Motion, Colorado, hvarvid loko-
motivf6raren Faiton d0dades pa stallet
och eldaren johnson erh0ll svara skador.
TaI ar dOmare. Den dennes egde
val at en- domare Wisconsins H0gsta
domstol rum. Tva kandidater voro fal-
tot ncmligen s. U. Pinney och E. II. Ell
lis, bada demokrater, af hvilka den f6rre
segrade. ~
DEN Sister,sGtiOsseIH t,SnneIss ar
smart fardig. Fran Port Huron, Mich,
skrifves den 10 dennes: dag passerade
Diet f0rsta taget genom den stora intsrna-
tionela tunneln. ..Taget, utgick fran den
canadiska sidan och gick genom tunneln
till den amerikanska, hvarpa det returne-
rade. Hela det storartade arbetet tros
blifva fardigt ON iva manader.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-04-15
ssa<AUL MINNEAPOLIS MINI oNsDAGEN

Det har under veckan hallits skollarar-
mote har staden for Nicolet co. Manga
utaf de studerande hafva gjort besok och
funnit f6rehafvandena der utaf ganska
stort intresse. -.-.s
Hr. Schultz en- f. d. student vid Gust.
Ad. Coll ar +. n. superintendent Nicolet
county.
onsdags qvall h5ll statsskol-superin-
tendenten prof. Hyde en- f0relasning Of
yer Sir Walter SCOTS lefnad och verksam-
het, och torsdags qvall utf6rdes EFT rik-
haltigt program, uti hvilket prof. II. La
gerstr0m, The Lyric cch The Polyhym-
nian deltogo.
Prof. Hyde och fera utaf dem, hvilka
bevistat skollararm0tet hafva afven gjort
skolan bes0k.
En- AMMAN af de bes0kande under vec-
kan var hr. j. Wild fran Hoffman.
En- af de bes0kande under veckan titta-
de afven in uti skolan kontor, och sade
sig gerna villa gifva nagra cents till sko-
Ian. Derpa upptog han ur fickan tvenne
blanka guld-tjugu-dollrar och tvenne lika
blanka guld-fem-dollrar, och ett nu kiln
gade SO dollars guild pa kontorsbordet.
Den frikostige gifvaren bad att "a blifva
onamd, hvilket afven beviljades. ALA
besokande aro hiertligt vdlkomna till sko-
Ian, och mycket mer de, hvilka komma
pa sadant satt, afven ON de inte villa ia
la ON hvad de heta. Hvem will halsa pa
oss harnast? vi mottaga gerna pengar
ON de Ell aro utaf guild. En- ''gr6nrygg"
elier en- AMMAN lang papperslapp utaf hvad
farg som helst, blott det ar stora siffror pa
den ena sidan, ar innerligt valkommen.
Skolan tackar pa det hjertligaste denne
och ALA andra som uppoffrat utaf sina
hafvor for dess framgang.
Flera personer hafva nyligen aflagt ex-
amen affarsafdelningen, och en- har ta-
git organist-examen.,
Eft sjukdomsfall utaf rosfeber har fore
konmit under veckap, men helsotillstan-
det ar for 0frigt ganska godt.
Craauet och bollspel h0ra till f6rstroel-
serna pa lediga stunder.
Ryktet will veta att pastorn har staden
har lofvat att atertaga sin resignation och
stanna qvar.
F6reningarne. h6llo som vanligt sina
m6ten fredags qvall. Programmen utf6r-
des till altman belatenhet. ''The Am
phictyon" diskuterade amnet: .Beslutadt,
att Amerika star framom Europa frSga
ON uppfnningar", ''Filomatiska sallska-
pet' diskuterade amnet: sis lawyer
justified in defending an unjust case'.
och 'tlitterara cirkeln" hade sasom diskus-
sionsamne: Resolved, that the late lynch
ing New Orleans was uni ustifable".
Varsolen vacker ater den slumrande ma
turen till lif. Lifvad utaf hennes var
mande stralar wander 'anemone potens'',
sommarens blyga harold, slit blaa 6ga
mot himlen. Ssngfaglarne hafva anlandt
fran s0derns gr0na lundar, och den sk0-
naste dur f0rkunna de den friska NOR
gonStunden sommarens Snara ankOmst.
S!udenten, f6ryngrad bade till kropp och
sjal, vandrar omkring pa kullen, smekad
utaf de svala varvindarnas lifgifvande
fagtar. Val ma enhvar, som 81 ar helt
f6rstenad, med Sveas store sangare, "Da-
vidsharpan Norden", utbrista:
"Ack, mar So mycket sk6nt hvarje ader
AT skapelsen och lifvet sig f0rrader,
Hur sk6n da maste sjelfva k6llan vara
Den evigt klaraw