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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-09-16
FRAN SKOLANS VERLD
nUsTAvUs ADoLPHus COLLEGE

Alter ar det lii pa kullen. Gamla van
ner hafva motifs och nya bekantskaper
g6ras dagligen. Skollifvets salla stunder,
hvilka under sommaren tankarne hagrat
for manget SHINE, aro nu realiserade. Med
f0rnyad styrka gripa var Alma Matters
fordna sky ddslingar verket an och nya
slutas med modsrlig yarma hennes hull
da famn. Blomman af Minnesotas franz
tida Observation-Disclosures slagte samlas for
att har utbildas till nyttige samhallsmed-
lemmar har tiden och lycklige deltagare
hvad som vantar bortom eyighetens
grams. Sa, befallande vart ode den ais
valdiges hand, b6ria vi EFT nytt skolar och
ga med friskt mod okanda tider till mo-
tes.
Skolan 6ppnades torsdagen den dem
mes pa qvallen i stadens lutherska kyrka.
Pastor Sward talade 6fver Kor. 1 kap. och
26 v. och pastor Petri Diver Ordspraksbo-
kens Ia kap. vers. Dessutom h0llo af-
ven uppfostringskomiteen och skolstyrel-
sen mote samma dag.
De studerande b6rjade AMANDA redan
den sste af f0rliden manad, fortsatte sd
den 1 och 2 da intradesexamina h5llos och
dagligen anlande fiera eller fare. lao aro
nu inskrifna.
AtskilIiga f0rbattringar inom affarslo-
kalen och musikafdelningen hafva gjorts.
Musikafdelninge har fatt sig EFT nytt
hus och affarsmannen hafva derf0r mera
rum.
Den fordna musiksalen ar nu inredd
till affarslokal och ar ganska smakfull.
Hvad beqvamlighet och underwriting be-
traffar, kan affarsafdelningen, sadan den
Lu ar, eli 6fvertraffas. Endast II aro an
nu inskrifna.
Observation-Disclosures nya hus DR. EFT prot
pa fakultetens ekonomiska smile. Den
ar bygd Sd, att man kan vid festlgheter
begagna gymnastiksalen tillsammans med
denna till samlingslokal. Byggnaden ar
ej underbart praktfull, men den arganska
f0rdelaktig.
vi aro ej annu riktigt fart med var,
arbete, hjernan ar for mangen annu ma.
got rostig och det ar derf0re att b0rja med
bradt om. vi blifva derf0r ej mangordi-
ga denna gang, utan villa blott sanda en-
vanlig helsning till ALA SKAFFARENs
lasare och skolans vanner. vi villa blori
tillkannagifva att vi aro har, att vi aro
gang med vart arbete och att vi bedja ON
edert understood och ON Guds help. Sa
vidt m0jligt, ANNA vi hvarje vecka lats
h6ra fran oss. A. BIN.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-09-16
Fran de svar tes verldsdel.

Afrikas upptacktshistoria har till st5rsta
delen hittills skrifvits af upptackarne
sjelfva. Journalister och naturforskare,
militarer och missionarer m6tas denna
historic och beratta hvar och en- pa slit
sprak och pa slit satt ON delta underbara
land, med dess rika l0ften for l6sningen
af manga af framtidens ekonomiska sp0rs-
NAL. Nyligen har EFT nytt politiskt blad
fogats till denna intressanta historic; ;afven
delta har skrifvits af en- handlingens man,
och den icke minst egendomlige af desse,
nemligen den tyske doktor Peters.
Doktor Peters ar den af ALA Afrikare-
sande, som haft st0rsta energi och minsta
framgang. Som bekant blef han utnamd
till chef for den expedition, som utrusta-
des af en- tysk komite, for att komma
Emin pascha till undsattning. Modigt
begaf han sig astad, men da han trodde
sig vid malet, erfor han att Emin pascha
var borta, rSddad eller snarare bortf6rd af
Stanley. Likval ateryande nan icke ge-
mast utan - begagnande sig af EFT gym
SAINT tillfalle - lyckades han f6rma sui
tanen det rlka Uganda att f6rbinda sig
till att upphafva slafhandeln och afslutade
en- vanskaplig traktat med Tyskland.
Derefter ateryande han till Bagamoyo.
Den f6rsta underrattelsen fran Europa,
som m6tte honom, var, att en- 6fverens-
kommelse traffats mellan Tyskland och
England, enligt hvilken, bland annat,
Uganda inf6rlifvats med sistnsmda stats
maktsfer. Doktor Peters 'hade salanda
endast arbetat for drottning Victoria! Att
blifva dubbelt gackad blef hans lon for
Sd manga faror och vederm6dor.
vid f0retag Of sadant Stag som expedi-
TONER till det inre Afrika ar en- okuflig
och ALT besegrande energi f0rsta och yig-
tigaste vilkoret. AT ALA energiska Afri-
karesande Or emellertid DIR. Peters den
NEST sege och ihardige. Ofverallt | hans
egen skildring Sc vi honom trotsa sig
fran; han branner hellre tic byar, an han
betalar on enda tyglapp tribut och till
och med Stanley, som eljest ingen torde
tillskrifva hofsamhet, kisndras for sin
eferlatenhet, att nagra ganger hafva latit
f6rma sig att betaIa tribut till de inf0dde
for att 10 slippa fran genom deras land.
DS Wissmann och annu h0gre grad
Emin pascha giort till sin uppgift att vim
ma negrerna f6r sig, s6ker sndast dr.. Pc
tiers att imponera pa dem. Da han under
handlar med de inf0dde, tager han pa sig
sina m6rka glas0gon; mar de da begars
tribut, talar han ON for dem att europeer-
m, liksom negrerna, delas fiere stammar,
och "a de europeer, som f6rut kommo till
dem betalade tribut. derf6r att de yoro
engelsman, vile han npplysa dem ON at
han, som wore tysk, d vile betalA dem
n2got alls. Men d. detta ick0 hjslpt, hal
man mast taga fran rspstsrgsvsren f6l
att lata dessa efAot inf5dingarnes spjrt
och bagar pA ett lysande sxtt yittna ON
den tyska civilisationens 6fysrligsenhet.
Oaktadt al benndran for DR.. Peters
storslagna viljskraft masts det dock
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-09-16
En- frikostig tid,ssngsman. Utgif.

I'm ffsE0Stsg ttdfttfsgSfsG7a. Utgif'
varen for den feligi5sa tidningen The
Christian Herald har beslutat att vid
yerldsutstallningen uppt5ra en'paviljong
med sittplatser for 1fver 1900 personer.
Der skola internationslla andliga m8ten
hallas, vid hyilka intet afseende skall go
ras yid olika beksnnelser och uppfattnin-
gar. Eft enkelt, fritt evaDgelium skall
der predikas pa de olika tungomal, som
yid utsta,lningen blifva representerade.
Dessa m5ten skola hallas hvarje eftermid-
dag och alton, ga lange verldsutstallnin-
gen varar. ALA omkostnader for dessa
m6ten bestridas ensamt af utgifvaren for
namda tidning.
Olycha fod haJUet. Augaren Arizo-
ma af Guion linien, anlande den Is dennes
till Queenstown, Irland. Passagerarne
berattade att angaren den sept. under
en- stark dimma sammanstotte med EFT se-
gelfartyg. hvilket antagligen gick till bot
ten med manskap och ALT. F8rst trodde
man att angaren var svart skadad, ocn
traffade anstalter for att radda passage
rarne, men sedan visade det sig att ska
dan icke var af allvarlig beskaffenhet.
Arizona s5kte lange efter det f5rolyckade
segelfartyget men f5rgafves. St1ten var
So haftlg, att passagerarne kastades ur ST.
ma baddar och f5rskrackta ilade upp pa
dacket, Man har icke annu reda pa hvar-
ifran det siunkna fartyget kom, dess
namn, eller hyarthan det var destineradt
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-09-16
framhallas, att den af hononi
vagen ej ar den rata. Att hans

rAAeAA.hesiAoSs CIV NOh al uOuOiuN xSs ~ ID
vagen ej ar den RATA. Att hans a
ton blef utan resultat var val icke =,
skuld, men Diet var liksom EFT tecken ~
att Europa aldrig kommer Afrika narmx
re, ON det later sig representeras af sada-
ma man som DIR. Peters. Trots ALT, som
talats ON Emin paschas Karaktersl0shet
och svaghet, har dock denne under sin
langa vistelse Afrikas inre utrattat myc-
ket mer an bade Stanley och Peters, hvil-
ka endast kampade sig fran for att wanda
tillbaka under oupphorliga strider. De
franska missionarerna, hvilka okanda och
stillher verka har och der bland negrer-
ma, utratta mer humanitetens och civili-
sationens tjenst an de anstarka, med re-
petergevar bevapnade expeditionerna.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1891-09-16
ALLMlNNA NYHETER.

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Ass0res0 r. JOhas0n har utnamts
W. po''0'"io i1ns"oi'n' nanileon oo'
hTo0GTase Madison, WIS, kampa al
AHA krafter mot den hoga license som man
viii lagga pa dem.
| D00sy0t. lion. George b. Loring'
ex-minlster TILL Portugal, afed mandags
] salem, Mass, al h1ertsiag, en- alder al
"a ar.
Bldiase amman atervanda till Washing
ton, hvarf6r man nu som bast haller pa
att CORA hans bostad derstades ! ordning
till den oktober.
LSnodJs2sgen gar framat Iowa. En-
| ligt den oflciela rapporten har ar s17, ,745
acres odlats med lin, lemnande en- afkast-
ming pa icke mindre an 2,11s, 0Ss bushels
linfr6.
StyreIseYs for Chicago utstallningen
| har beslutat att anhalla hos kongressen
| att ia upptaga ett Ian pa SIS. 600. 900 for
bestridandet af utgifterna vid verldsut-
stallningen. &f4
Somoo,nI,,l Tara christianson !
/ Alhion wie shrnkada,oa . sanonan I'm
matt fsr,iden vacka steo han mn och h8r-
iada vandra man f8,, ooh s,or s;u "a IN.
att d5den blef f3liden.
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Seattle Wasn.' raoer stor foroittring Of
yer ett dao' som utforts a. detektiver mot
den unge miilionaren W. Il. Bailey och
mans advoKas n D. AIoertson. Namde
personer Diolvo 81 oosoAHverns narrade
upp On tackt vagn' nvarest de antagli-
gen genom noteiser tiisades att tiga.
komna utom staden DORADO DC fangne
att ropa pa hleip' men detektlverna hota-
de att nedsK)uta den iorste som kom nara.
Eft stort saiiskap al stadens porgare och
polisman satte eIter detektivefna.
Sssygg represesatysst =. d. italien-
ska ministern Washington, baron Fava,
hvilken sasom bekant hemkallades efter
lynchningen New Orleans, sages ha blif-
Wit atalad for det han slagit under sig
penningar, som han var f6rpligtad att an
wanda tor att vardigt representera. Al
sin regeriug erh0ll han $b, 900 for att hy-
ra ett palats, men / stallet hyrde Fava
nagra sma rum cit tarfigt hus for on
obetydlig hyra. medan han misstankes
for att hafva stoppat skilnaden sin egen
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09

A French paper says that for two
months of the year the chief business Of
the two thousand and odd exhibitors at
the Salon is to attract the attention OF
visitors to their own pictures The
writer then narrates some of the alleged
"dolges" which have been found useful
for the purpose.
The plan found most effectual, and
therefore most commonly employed. is
the yankee Amateur Dodge" 1t con-
sists of employing two or three agents,
dressed in an eccentric fashion, 10 walk
backward and forward with mys-
FERROUS air. The public is greatly awed
by their appearance, and reports are
soon Circulated that the picture will be
sold for its weight in god.
Another highly recommended plan is
to hire the best looking model intro
duccd into the picture to walk back
ward and forward in front of the can
vas. The followers" who are always
in attendance at the Salon, walk back
ward and forward, too, and, of course,
look at the picture when she looks at it,
The identity is soon discovered, and
great sensation is the consequence.
A few years ago painter found out a
still more original plan. lie placed some
re>inOus substance, which would grow
soft with warmth, in front of his own
picture. The unfortunate person who
hcppcncd to stop for few minutes
would find himself fixed to the spot for
some time. Our authority thinks this
last method the most business-likc and
cffectuai.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09

Sons, Gen Charles IIamlin, Esq, a law
yer OF Ellsworth, and Frank Hamlin,
now living in Chicago. Mr.. Hamlin has
been pcrccptib!y failing for year, but
Sc med about as usual this afternoon
and walked down town.
The remains were removed from the
club rooms to his res dencc. His son,
Hannibal llamlin. arrived from Els
worth about twenty minutes after his
fathers death. His son Frank, in Chi
cago, was sent for
Hannibal Hamln was born at Paris,
Me. Aug. -, 1870. He was admitted to
the bar in 1s32, and continued to prac-
ii @ until ls4a. In Sc he was elected
a member Of the Lcgis aturc. of which
he was speaker from 1887 10 1910. In
1912 he was elected to Congress as a
Icmoct at. and reelected in 1874; and in
1919 he was chosen to fill vacancy in
the United States Senate, and in 1851
was elected for a u term of six
years. In 1sai he withdrew from the
Democrat party, and was elected by
the Repub leans a. Governor of Maine;
but he res gned that Office on being re-
clecte Senator In 1860 he was elected
Vice President Of the nitcd States on
the ticket with Abraham Lincoln. In
1865 he was appointed Collector of the
port of Boston, Tut soon resigned, and
in 1s6? he was again elected United
States Senator for the term expiring
March 4, 1879. lie was reelected for
the term expiring 1881, and then gave
place to Eugene Hale. Mr. HamIin re-
tired from politics at this time, although
lie continued to take great interest in
pubic affairs u.ti the last election. He
| attended the Pres dental convention in
{ hicagO in 1884.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09

she was at work. and after a few words shot
her through the heart and then put bull
let through his head. The young man was
sober and industrious and, as did the young
woman. bore a good reputation.
An attempt was made to wreck the
north bound "steamboat" train that leaves
Hartford. Conn. on the Consolidated Road.
The engine OF The train going at full speed
exploded a large dynamite bomb. Tho
glass c: the headlight and cab was shiv-
cred. but the train kept the track and no
one was injured. There Is no clew.
Mrs. Emma Brown, wife OF Daniel S.
Brown. Secretary of the Fort Benton
Mont BOARD OF Trade. escaped from DIR.
Coombes sanitarium at Woodhavcn. l.. l.,
where she had been under treatment for
some time for emotional insanity. and COM
mitted suicide.
Five prisoners escaped from, State prison
at tharlcstown, Mass. and three OF them
are still at large.
A horrible tragedy was enacted at John
Warmers farm. cast of keosaqua. Albert
Zernipsky. an ls-year-old YOUTH has been
paying attention to Miss Rita Warner.
While Miss Warner treated him kindly. his
affections were not reciprorated, at least as
lavishly as he wished. He pressed his suit.
The young woman declined his prefer and
Zernil sky pulled out a revolver and fired.
the ball taking effect In Miss Warmers
left jaw. but not producing a fatal wound.
Miss Warmers screams brought her brother
James into the room. but the would be
murderer had escaped. He returned with
a rifle while the brother was dres,i his
sisters wound and fired two more shots
through the window. one taking effect In
nr's ft,, "a
crashing into his skull. killing him instant
ly. The murderer then fed in the darkness.
The recent horrible butchcry of Chi
namau by Piute indians ut Bridgeport.
Mono County, California. was only one Incl
dent in a bloody feud which has prevailed
between the two races for five years past.
md in which so far the Indians have had
decidedly the worst OF it. The record now
stands two dead Chinese t. five dead lndi-
ans. Any one who knows the Indian char
acter can we'll understand that this is by no
means the end.
John Bardslcy. ex-City Treasurer. of
Philadelphia, was sentenced to undergo
fifteen years solitary confinement in the
Eastern Penitentary and to ray fine
equaling the sum to which he pleaded
guilty Of misappiy Ing.
ELI MullinaN, a noted d sporadic aud
horse thief. whose home is In Princeton.
Mo, shot and instantly killed John John
son. OF Lakeville. MINI. Mullinax was then
wounded by a son of johnson. Peter
Brizendine. companion Of Mullinay, Their
shot and instantly killed young johnson
and wounded Mrs. Johnson. who rushed &c
| the assistance OF her husband and son.
MullinaN and Brizendine were surprised In
| the act OF stealing 4 pair OF horses belong
| ing to Johnson They escaped.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09
THE CRIMINAL RECORD.

--Boudinot Crumlton. alias Bud Burris,
was hanged at Fort Smith, Ark. He made
a statement on the galIows. saying whisky
had brought him to his present condition.
and warned those present when they took
glass Of liquor to look in it and they would
see there the hanyman's moose He pro-
tested his innocence to the last. saving his
enemies had sworn his life away. The
crime for which Boudinot CrumptOn paid
the death penalty was committed Nov. 3.
1889, he numbering his employer. Sam Nor
gan. that day near Muskogce. Creek Nation.
The evidence against him was circumstan-
tisl. but very strong
AT Lawrence, Mass. John Rausch shot
and killed his sweetheart, Maria Burckett,
and then shot himself through the head,
dying Immediately. Rausch had been pay
ing attention to Miss Burckett for some
time and was extremely jealous. He called
tho girl out from the Everett mill, where
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09

A contributor to The Forum calls at
tention to the fact that the unwhole-
someness of artificial sugar Is recognize
I'd even by our dumb fclow-creatures,
and that wasps and tees turn with an
angry hum from the CHI 'mieal product
known as saccharine. But the same
argument might be used against the de-
fendents of the alcohol habit There
are animals to whom the odor of putre-
faction seems to be most attractive
aroma, and salt does not wholly pro-
tect meat from the attacks Of certain
insects: but neither insects, birds nor
beasts can ever he driven by extremes of
heat to quench their thirst with brandy.
The mere cd " of distilled fluids is so
repnlsive to our instinct guided fellow
cr' atures that in the p cscrvation of
a, atomiral cur .ositics alcohol is better
pickle than ar cnion> acid.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09
PERSONAL NOTES.

Word has been sent out to various parts
Of the country that Mr.. Blaine has had .
relapse and was very Ill again This is news
to Mr.. Blaine, his physician. and friends
Mr.. Blaine enjoys his daily drive and walk
as usual. and continues to improve.
While sitting in his club rooms at BAN
gor. Me, ex-Vice President during Lin
coins first term) Hannibal Hamlin was
stricken by heart failure. and died within
an hour. Mr.. Hamlin was born In Paris,
Me-, in 1907 and was. therefore 50 years
old. Until within few months he had
been in robust health. frequently going
fishing and engaging in other outdoor ex-
erc!se. Nearly all his family were present
at his death bed. His son Frank, at Chica-
20, was summoned to attend the funeral.
The farmers' union. (Memphis, Mo.) 1891-1895, 1891-07-09
HANNIBAL HAMLIN DEAD.
Stricken by He ,r: Disease While ut His
Club, He New Rallies

At Bangor, Me, on Independence
Day. cX-N ce Pres dent Hannibal Ham
lin was down town and went to the Tar
ratine Cub rooms. where he was play
ing pedro. when his head fell forward
on his chest.
A gentleman remarked: "The Senator
seems to feel badly"
Mr.. lIamlin said: Il do -"
The men gathered around him. aud he
was taken to a lounge. DIR Robinson,
who was in the next room. attended
him, and hrs Mason and hillips were
called No pulse was visible for an
hour. and it was thought they could not
bring him ont.
Finally he revived somewhat and man
aged TO articu ate freely. The doctors
worked over him faithfully. and his fam
lily was sent for Soon Mrs Hamlin,
Gen. Charles liamlin. his wife and his
son, and other members, were at his
side, All was done for him in human
power, but failed, and he pa scd away
pea cfully. He leaves widow and two