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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-14

mark var, att f6rratta en- brudvigsel.
Som han ej langre var prest, maste
han h;ir landct insattas i prestembe-
tet, imam vigseln kunde utforas. Men
hvad kunna ej frihetens barn frihe-
tens land taga sig for! Missions-f0rbun-
dots president, pastor c. A. Bj0rk, var
i New York vid tillfallet for att val.
komna den store talaren till landet.
Han kunde afhjelpa saken. Han gal
ocksa lektor Waldenstr0m '1icense"
enlighet men f6rbundets kyrkliga bruk
hvilken bemyndigade denne att f0rr;it-
ia presterliga handlingar. Och sa gick
vigseln af stapeln.
Pa sin It'd v5ckte denna vigsel ett Ell
ringa uppseende. Jag skref ock nagra
ord fr;lgan och drog tvifvelslnal, att
f6rbunds presidenten hade makt enligt
hans samfunds vedertagna ordning att
sd enradigt och hastigt utfarda prest.
bref till nagon menniska. Den komite,
som behandlar dylika arenden, var ej
New York: Han hade sakerligen hvar-
ken blanketter eller sigill med sig. Do
kumentet kunde derf0r ej lagligen ut
f;irdas f0rran han kom till Chicago.
Och da hade vigseln varit f0rrattad fle-
ra veckor f0rut. Jag trodde att denna
SAX skulle lata tala ON sig igen, att
den skulle gifva anledning till besvar-
ligheter, en;ir lektor Waldenstr0m
icke kunde besitta hvarken statsriitts-
lig eller kyrklig qualification att for
rata meranimda vigsel samma stund
han stalde sin fot pa amerikansk mark.
S;l ;ir ock f0rhallandet. Det vigda
paret har nu aterfyttat till Sverige
och bosatt sig Gehe. Men pastorsem-
betet dcrstades har ej vagat kyrkobc-
ken anteckna paret som al1ta makar,
utan f6rlragade sig hos domkapitlet.
Det larda kapitlet fam sig framf0r eft
problem, som det ej maktade l0sa. I
sin ordning vande det sig till hans
kungliga majestat, men afven han Vi
ste intet rad. Sa star nu saken. Hela
Sverige star andfadt och vet Ell huru
fragan skall kunna utredas.
Hvad behof f0refans att invec1la en-
sd klar SAX? Kunde icke lektorn ha
f0rstatt, att den amerikanska friheten
Ell ar af det slaget, att man har far
handla hur man will, och att dylika
vigtiga saker kunna stalla till obehag?
Men skulden faller f0rnamligast pa
hans svensk amerlkanska vanner, som
borde ba haft mod till att afrada honom
fran en- sa afventyrlig f0rrattning.
Onkel Jones.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-14
w is co N ST N.

Botydlig timmersagning WASH
burn. South Shore Lumber kompaniet
| Washburn har erhallit kontrallt Il ST.
gandet af 40, 900, 900 fot lumber.
Storm Madison. En- stark storm
0fvergick Madison sistlidne l6rdags af-
ton, f6rorsakando betydlig skada. F6n-
sterrutor s0nderslogos, skyltar och TAX
pannor edblaste och Aere bathus for
st6rdes of dc ismassor, som af vindcn
hopades mot desamma.
Eldsv&da. Den lila staden Omro
hemsUktes af en- st0rre eldsvada fUrl-
den l0rdag. En- stund sag det ut som
ON hela staden skulle 0delaggas, men
gonom energiskt arbete lyckadcs
brandl1aren begrdnsa elden otter det
fom alfiirsbyggnader lagts iaska For
luston bcraknas bol0pa sig till $l5, 900.
Ian dsokare till ott antal Of om-
kring 200 personer inlade i januari nit
mad ansOkan ON "homostead" 4 Red
Cliff NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. Nyligcn an
kom dock fran Washington cit utslag,
onligt hvilket landomradet f0rklarades
tillh0ra reservationen, och blifva fUli-
aktligen de iukomna ans0kningarue
icko beviljado.
Skogsarbetena afslutas. Arets
timmeralverkning j statens norra del
;ir dot niirmaste alslutad. Vid manga
timmerlager har arbetet helt upph6rt,
medan vid nagra audra verksamhetcn
visserlisen iiuuu fortfar, mon har ar
betsstyr6an betydligt f6rminskats. I
genomsnitt kommer arets skogsa1verk-
ming att blifva mindre In under fore
gacndc ar.
West Superior-nyheter Belt
line iernvagen, som l6per rundt ON sta
den ned till Ndockorna, qvarnarne och
neutrality-suspicious. least end', har
blifvit f0rsald till Northwestern Coal
Railway Company. Delta bolag byg-
ger for nArvaraude vid Alonezyiken en-
koldocka, som kommer att kosta $3.50,
900 och anses blifva den st6rsta verl-
den. Det lGrljudes, att J. J. Hill skull
le yars introsserad jeruyagskopet. !.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-14
TILL PRENUMERANTERNA.

Vid msdndande of prenunaerations-
afgvten behagade man mdrka, att num-
ret q adressremsan Gndras 4 f0rhdllan-
de till Diet betalta 6eloppct. Azztsd ons
ofgytcn erzdgges for ett dr, sd .framfyt-
tes adyessre1nsans numam,e7 med So, for
holt Gr med 26 0. s. q. Ndgot annat
qvitto 6eA6fuera e. preaumeranten. ON
ifrdgavo1unde dndring J verkstdlts
anom ett par vechor, sd torde man cara
god och naedezst bretkort derona uuder-
rdtta enpeditionen. Azla som 6etazt
pqenanacrationsdjgVten for 1894 hatva
mr. 939 pd adressrcmson, dr mumret
$50, sd dr atgJten Jeta7d till den 1:ste
januari 1894, dd dcremot. ett zGgre
hummer angitve' shuzd q tidnlngen for
sd mdngo veckor som adressfemsans
nun,ner dr Mgre dn $50. Resterande
prenun,eranter kunna genone dcssa him
visnlngar l1tt uty6na hur deras rdhning
$tdr Han g6r tidningen en- stor Denst
att sjelEmant iusdnda resteronde prenu-
merotionsmedel, enaedan Diet dr f0rorsa
kodt med iche ringq or6ete och kostnad
att till hrar och en- .utsdndo krafbref
Tiderna dro hdrda, men ona en- hrar
g0r hvad ham f0rnadr SAINT gi1ver n0ah-
tig underrGttezse ON sin std1lnlng, sd
shozo " e. k7oga. Bdst och bWigost
dr att er1iigga prenumerationsatgjten 1
f0rshott, derm ndmzigen kan sd g5ra.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-14
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Sysse!sattning for manga. John
SON stalverken Johnstown. Pa, som
till f0lje af inom fabrikerna verkstalda
reparationer varit overksamhet sedan
cen 1 januari delta ar, har mandags
alter salts gang, gifvande syssels;itt-
ming at 1000 arbetare.
Republikansk valseger. Vid To-
kalvalen Augusta och Biddeford, Me.
mandags vunno republikanerna en-
afg0rande seger. Den senare af dessa
stader har haft demokratisk styrelse
de II sista aren.-Liknande underrat-
telser ON valseger for republikanerna
inga afven fran Michigan.
Olycklig aktur. Da James Thune
hiirom dagen tillsammans med sin mo-
der var ute pa en- aktur Decorah, Ia. ,
blef han under det han skulle fatta tom
marne kastad ur vagnen genom att ha-
starne b0rjade springa Mar han Sc
dermera nadde vagnen befans modren
sittande d0d densamma. Hon blef
nemligen ST r5dd att hon ahed af hjert-
Stag.
Osaldt hvete. Enligt fran aker-
bruksbyr;ln Washington den 10 DIS
afgifven rapport, utg0r det osalda hve-
tet, som tinnes pa lager hos landets
farmare, omkring ia millioner bushels
eller 2S.S procent af hela 1893 ars sk0rd.
Delta utg0r nara 81 millioner bushels
mindre lin vid samma It'd forlidet ar
och medeltal 20 millioner under de
senaste aren.
Ovardig 1agstiftare. Under det
"temperance-billen" l6rdags diskute-
rades Iowas legislator kommo senator
Brewer och redakt0ren for Hampton
Chron c'e, S. H. Shoemaker, en- hot
ordvexling med hvarandra angaende
namde bill. Tvisten slutade med att
Brewer tilldelade sin antagonist fere
Stag ansigtet. De stridande ;atskildes
derefter af tillstadeskomna personer.
CorneliusV Vanderbilt New York
f0rening med nagra af New Yorks ri
kaste min amnar att under namn af
''Provident Loan Society," 0ppna pant
lanekontor. Pantlanare hafva hinge
skott sig pa de fattiges bekostnad ge-
nom att taga 6fverdrifven ranta. Of
vannamda f0rening a,nnar CORA slut pa
dessa blodsugares ecker genom att ut
lana penningar mot lag ranta och pa
sadana vilkor, att de lantagande kunna
hafva hopp ON att kunna utl0sa de for
Dantade sakerna, berattar "Framat'
Observation-Disclosures skanda-
len, hvilken for narvarande ar under
f0rhandling vid domstolen Washing
ton, adrog sig i mandags en- pinsam
uppmarksamhet genom att de tada
parterras rattegangsbitraden kommo
lufven pa hvarandra strax efter sedan
forhandlingarne for dagen slutat. Miss
Pollards sakf6rare johnson blef CROFT
f6rolampad och tilldelad ett Stag huff
vudet af motpartons sakf0rare Shelly.
De stridande lagkarlarno maste af till
stadesvarande personer atskiljas, och
domare Bradley sade sig skola CORA
understanding ON saken SAINT pliktfalla
den skyldige. >~@'~ o.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-14
Nationalinkomsterna. Enligt al

ACCOMPLISHMENTS Enlgt q
statsminister Carlisle for nlgon tic
sedan gjord berakning fjrefans en- bris'
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. af mellan IS ocl
79 millioner dollars for innevarande
fiskalar Denna summa har vid en- ny
ligen f6retagen granskning minskat!
med nagra millioner, det de da be-
funnos uppgt till omkring SO, 600, 600
| delta belopp ingar dock ej den SUNNI;
a h0jda tullafgifter pa en- del artiklar
som l6r n'lrvarande ar under behand:
ling kongressen och hvilka antagli'
gen komma att godllannas af den-
samma.
En- skandinavisk mangm orda.
re narheten af Portland, Oregon, som
hinge utgjort en- skriick och fasa f0l
sina grammar, fick for nlgra dagar Sc.
dan sina gerningars lon. Mannens
MANN var Henrik Wyness. Historier
f0rm;iler icke ON han var svensk ellel
norsk-antagligen, att donna ar namnet,
det senare. Han har 20 dr. bott vid
Louise Creek s0dra Oregon, der har
vid sin anl1omst pa olagligt satt satte
sig i besittning af 500 acres mineral.
land. Det innehaler fera rikt gifvan.
de grufvor, och under arens lopp hafva
manga gulds0kare slagit sig ned der
stades. De, som icko Aytt fOr WIS ho
telser, ha ALA pa EFT hemlighetsfullt
siitt omkommit eller f0rsvunnit. Det
har icke varit tvifvel ON, att de blifvit
m0rdade af w. Han hade lyckats in
jaga stdan skrick bland sina grammar,
att man aldrig vagade g0ra nagot all
varsamt f0rs0k att hiikta eller stalla
honom till rAtta for illgerningarnc.
Han har dolt stora penningesummor
nagonstades pa slit omrade, ty regel-
bundet den l hvarje manad har han
ar ut och ar in den nHrbelHgna stadeu
Grants Pass utbytt guldstoft mot $500
till 1900 hvarie gang klingande
mynt. Han blef skjuten till dOds for
nagra dagar sedan af cit par gulds0ka-
re, under det han lag l0rsat for att
m0rda dom. Manner var 55 lr och en-
keman. Det past;ls, att han m6rdat
sin hustru California. Folk str0mma
nu massvis till platson for att griifva
e1ter g0mda skater. .-"r "racoma-Tribr-
men,.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-14
ID A X OF A.

Populisterna i S. Dakota ha be-
slutat att halla slit statskonvcnt Nit
chell den l juli.
Misunderstanding. Namnet p;l
Mouse River postkontor n. Dakota
har f8rsindrats till Velya med J chm
Downing till postmiistare.
Eft mejerikonvent for s. Dako-
ia hollis fUrra veckan Brookings, S.
l0rdags. N;ista konvent kommer att
hallas Madison.
Rubiner och guild. Mr. =. Nelson
har upptUckt atskilliga eXemplar af ru-
biner vid strAnderna af Devils Lake,
N. d. Mr.. Nelson ir uf den tro att an
dra adla stenar SAINT guild lr att linna
dessa trakter.
Utnamningar. j. TT. IIcnsclman
ar utnumd till postmiistnro Sanborn,
N. Da, istGllet for n. J. Olson, som
fatt afsked. w. p. Miller har utnHmts
till assist. u. S. distrik tsadvollat for
N. Dakota.
Firman Johnson e. Lundqvist
St. Paul, Mimi, har med studen
jamestown N. Da., afslutat kontrukt
for lHggning af en- mil lang kloakled-
ming. Kontraktet gar lost pa IS, 400.
Arbetet skall b0rja i april.
Ingen hjelp att vanta. Da nu re
presentanthusets jordbruksutskott ne
kat att rekommendera den fOroslagna
bevillningen for utrotandet af den ry-
ska tisteln i Dakota, fnncs ingcn ut
sigt for bevillning under donna session
af kongressen.
Patraffadt kollager. En- farma-
re George Anderson, boende nArhe-
ten af Colfax. N. Oak, patr;ii1ade hdr-
ON dagen vid transforming 4 sir farm
ett kollagor. Kolen arO af basta be-
skaffenhet, och amnar A. till ware n
b0rja bryta dom.
I prohibitionens intresse. En-
anjunction gjordes f0rliden lOrdag mot
Anthouser Busch Brewing Comp. ST.
Louis for 0fvertriidelse aG prohibitions
lagen. Nhmda firma hado uppriittat
Huron, S. Da., en- lilial for l0rsiil j.
ming af 81 stor skaa.
Epidemien Grand Forks. Att
donna af dc manga nya sjukdOmsfallon
f0rra vcckan Grand Forks, n. DA., sy-
nes epidemicn ha b0rjat rasa med for
nyad styrka. L;ikarnc p;lsta, att de,
som insjuknade f0rra vcckan vOrO per-
sOnor, hvilka icke aktat pA sundhets-
n;imdens order, utan druckit af vattnct
fran Red Lake River
V&rarbetet s. Dakota gar fran
1t med stora steg. Fran Salon skrif-
YES den II dennes: Vuder|oken har i
dessa trakter varit siirdeles gynsam,
och farmarne ha ocks;l begagnat sig
deraf och besatt sina tegar ganska all
mAnt. Jorden ar fri fran frost och for
Gfrigt basta skick. Farmarne Aro all
mant belatna med den tidiga varen.
Ocksa cit konvont. T. bevattnin-
gems intresse afh6is fOrra veckan ctt
konvent Huron, s. Da. MUtet var
godt besGkt och det diskuterades ON
anlaggande af artesiska brunnar, ON ar
tfciel bevattning allmiinhet, ON Sta
tens lagar harom, SAINT ON hvilken
stats och Misunderstanding man
Dor rekommendera Kongressmannen
Picker lofvade att arbeta kongressen
for tagandet af sadana matt och steg,
som konventet Vile rekommendera. En-
,f6lia af konventet blef bildandet af on
( Artesian Belt Association.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1894-03-14

Lektor Waldenstrdms resa genom
Amerika 1889 dr. Annu friskt mime.
Hans f6rsta f0retag pa Amerikansk
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

Archbishop Tache, who was in charge
Of the Catholic Diocese of Manitoba
when he died, left will in which were
the following clauses. II owe nothing
and own nothing, therefore / have
nothing to leave. All the property
movable or immovable, | administer il
the property OF La Corporation Arch.
iepiscopale Catholique Romanio dc st.
Boniface, and will continue to belong
thereto after my death ms during my
life. This must be understood not
only of the property and capital owing
to the said corporation, but also Of the
property capital in my personal name. ."
The ninth clause reads: The members
of my family expect no legacy from me.
They know my affection for them and
are satisfied with it. Lot them receive
my farewell with the assurance of my
deep attachment; Let them pray TO God
for my soul and live as good Chris
tians."
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

coinfnahf6d, Parade rUstP After a pause
he continued. Cadet captains will place
themseloys opposite their respective com
pany fronts and arrest any man who
leaves the ranks There was an interval
Of the pOst profound stiffness. Then
above tho winds bowling came the sound
Of tramping feet.
Across the broad porch Of the barracks
and down the steps came four cadets. boar
ing between them a mans form. Thoy
advanced along the battalion's front. As
they turned the adlutant raised his right
hand, and forthwith the drums and flies
beat and walled out In unmelodiouS and
unoarthly harmony the terrible tune OF
tho 'Rogues' March On they came. and
now ] saw affixed To that mans breast
largo white placard, and on 10 the words.
Coward 'Liari Thief The face above
the words was marble white as tho face OF
tho dead. but the wild, staring, blood red
eyes seemed To wall and shrink In their
horrible misery. The four cadets passed
along the full length OF the battalion, and
with their victim turned down the slope
beyond tho buildings and disappeared. 4"
General Cullom was then In command
at West Point On that particular even
Ing hs was returning from the dook to
ward which those heartless cadets had
driven Mr. Boyd when he met the young
man face 20 face.
The generals first and natural thought
was that Mr.. Boyd had dressed himself I'm
civilians clothes and was stealing of the
post In search Of amusement, but a second
glance showed him face full Of grief and
shame. He took the young man at once
20 his own quarters, questioned him and
found, 10 his disInay, that the cadets had
perpetratod a most unprecedented and
cruel outrage, General Cullom determined
that the maser should be sifted To tho
bottom.
Tho court ~ inquiry, later instituted by
General Cullom, resulted In verdict OF
mot guilty. In the eyes Of the cadets,
whose inscnsltc cruelty had warped their
judgment, n was simply Scotch verdict
OF mot proved" and though acquitted
the defendant was thenceforth a disgraoed
and dishOnored man. Mrs Orsemus Bron-
son Boyd In New York Commercial.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04
THE TRADE REVIEW
Indications That There wIil Soon 81 a Boom
In the Business World.

NEW YORK. Aug +-R G. Dun q.
Co.'S Weekly Review Of Trade sayst An
important change In the state OF business
Is near at hand. Congress will aot on tbs
tariff question one way or the other, In
all probability, within week. So much
business has been deferred during the
past year. and merchandise stocks have
been so reduced. that the mere approach
Of a decision. without certainty what 10 IL
to be, has this week encouraged large
preparations for increased businssG.
In spite OF outgoing gold and sinking
treasury reserves, small railroad earn,
ings, some injury 10 crops and increased
trouble In the coke region. the tone and
the outlook are more hopeful
The injury 70 cr@2s by hot winds and
drought. IL as greatSs some report, WIN
affect sll interests. but At this season II is
never easy 20 distinguish between local
and general damage.
After tariff uncertainties have vNnishsd
Il will be recognized that purchases and
orders for the coming year will depend
largely upon the crops
But AZ present the prospect Of a decision
In congress, aud the common impression
that the pending bill may fall between
the two houses, has stimulated some 40
tivity inteKtilsa
The volume of domestic business re-
dscted by exchanges through cleaning
houses Is eZ per cent less than last year,
and 2s,s per cent less than In 1907. fm-
provement here cannot precede. but must
follow. recovery In manufactures
Commercial liabilities thus far reported
IN failures during July amounted 30
t9.0lo.77s, of which $500. saO were OF
manufacturing and u, aSi. 40 OF trading
concerns. and the decrease for the mouth,
though great in com psrison with last year.
is hardly as much az hss been expected.
The failures this week have been aib In ths
United States, against 4e6 last year, and
a IN Canada, against 81 last year
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

Few things vex physician more than
D. bo sent for In great haste at an unsea-
sonable hour, only 10 find upon arrival
that little or nothing Is the matter with
tho patient
An eminent English surgeon was called
10 an urgent case Of this sort and found
that the patient, who was IA man of great
wealth, but small courage, had received "a
very slight wound from fall
The surgeons faco did not betray his ir
ritation, but he gave his servant orders 10
40 home with all possible haste and re.
turn with a certain plaster. The patient
tuEging very pale, said anxiously:
Il trust, sir, there Is no great and I'm.
mediate dangert"
"Indeed thcre Ia, answeted tho sur
eeon. why, II that fellow doesn't run
like "A race horse, there's no telling but
your wound will heal before he gets back
with the plasterl Youths Companion
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

The liquor dealers and the Police
Commissioners of Boston are now glar
ing at each other quite savagely and il
is all over the quiet little order which
was issued by Chairman Martin OF the
Board couple of weeks ago by which
he decides that dealers must remove all
screens or other devices that will pre-
vent II clear view Of tho bar premises
from the sidewalk.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

Yesterday was peculiar day for the
development of sudden deaths in the vi
cinity Of Providence. Edward Nc
Govern, who was on team, died sud
denly about 8 o'clock at house Oh
Mathewson street. Mrs. Ella Anthony
committed suicide at the State Insane
Asylum. She was only 30 years old
The body of Miah Knowlton was found
floating in the water by the bathers al
Crescent Park, while Henry Claffin
drank two ounces of aconiie and died
later n the hospital
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04
SIGNATURES Are laoklna

WASHINGTON, Aug 4 Representative
Johnsou has received from Cleveland the
detailed charges against Judge Kicks and
the petition calling for his impeaoh hment
The documents are, however, unsigned.
and Mr. johnson has returned them, In
order that they may be signed and legally
authenticated.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

Just now in Boston they're "investi-
eating" II Police Sergeant who is alleged
to have received bribes but who, it is
proven, paid back money to alleged
bribers when, according 10 testimony
he could not protect" them On the
surface, all this sham and cheap, farci-
cal proceeding appears TO us simply as
curtain ringing down before hugely
hypocritical and string supe-
riors
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

That the low fare to Europe is at
tracing large number of people of
moderate means to revisit the scenes Of
their youthful days is evident when il
is noticed that one Of the Cunard line
Of steamers sailing out Of Boston to-
day had S27 steerage, G5 intermediate
and 70 cabin passengers, a total Of 9G7.
This is a very unusual number.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04
DisappFoved By Lamont

WAsHINCToS. Aug. A-Secretasy Lo-
mout has hualy disposed OF The csse oi
First Lieutenant James Nancy. who was
tried by oourt-martial as the result Of
killing Captain Hedbefg at Fort ShsYi-
dan. near Chicago, and found guilty, BY
endorsing upon the record OF the courts
''Disapproved by the department" Thk
finally ends the case. and Lieutenant
Nancy will not be reprimsnded, nor will
he be again tried
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

Some papers are printing a good deal
Of rot on what Mgr Satolli has said,
but the Westerly Sun goes far enough
when it says that the most important
movement Of recent times in the temper.
ance cause is the public declaration
against dealers il Intoxicating liquors
made 10y Mgr. Satolh, the Apostolic
delegate in this country"
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

quire a fair opportunity to assert them
selves. Sudden recovery is neither
likely nor desirable but the turn has
set in, and firm belief in improve
mont will do much TO promote it. The
latest railroad returns show n marked
decrease in losses, and few show in
creases, something 10 which we have
been complete strangers for over n
Nnnl
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

We view with alarm the suspicion
that Gen. Brennan Of Providence and
Admiral Rowland Of the Journal think
of Offering their services TO China or
Japan. Both are plague with us; yet
without either, what could We dor
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

The Town Sergeant of Lincoln must
have queer idea of duty if he finds
liquor dealers breaking the Sunday law
and does not have their licenses re-
voked. What do the truly good and
pious people of the churches OF Lincoln
think of it?
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

Total abstinence mon all over the
country will be pleased 10 learn Of the
election of Vc<y Rev James VI. Cleary
of Archbishop Ireland's diocese This
shows that while Bishop Watterson was
defeated, one who has the entire ap-
probation and confidence Of the great
Archbishop Ireland was chosen.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

And 80 the Senate investigating com
mittee found every Senator not guilty
IT will DC encouraging 10 the people tC
know this, for all know the Senator
are guilty Of enough without investiga
tion and they do not care 10 have any
more sins traced out and charged up
against them.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04
Five Persons Swept kway.

TRINIpAD, Colo, Aug There was a
cloudburst in the hills above BerwindI
and the sea came down the canyon lead
ing to that place In such a volume that
party of five persons who were caught
were swept away aud drowned.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

A city to bo in fashion now must
have n police scandal. That being 30
Pawtucket is hardly ever out Of fashion
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

Now is the time for Major dc Boots
b. buckle on his luck-ram and HE him
10 Japan or China.
Pawtucket tribune. (Pawtucket, R.I.) 1890-189?, 1894-08-04

The Financial Review today says:
We again assert our belief in better
times. Reviving tendencies are
multiplying every week, and only re