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Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-03-20
ID A KO T A.

Eft farmers mejeribolag har
blifvit organiseradt Glendale, N. d.,
med EFT aktiekapital af 81, 900. Staden
gaf l0fte ON ett anslag for fore tagcts
belrAmjandc
Benadad. Guv. Sheldon S. D. har
benadat Daniel z. Flood, som for for
snilning blifvit d6md att undergo tva
och ett halft ars straffarbete. Flood
hade aftjenat Is manader af den ad0m-
da straffterminen.
Postverket. Under den gangna
veckan utnamdes f0!jande peTsoner till
postmastare Nora Dakota Ole
Fredrickson North Viking Eddy
county, Peter Stuart Eric, Cass coun-
ty och J. J. Anderson Freeborn, Benz
son county.
En- majsutstallning kommer tro-
framtiden, savida nemligen nagon be-
tydelse Dor tillskrifvas den omstandig-
heten, att the Cornbelt Exposition OF
Mitchell dagarne blifvit inkorpore-
rad. Inkorporat0rerna aro T. G. Bar
mes, D. A. Miner, L. o. Gale, J. K
Smith och VIM. Smith, och aktiekapi-
talet har faststalts till $4,000.
Sjelfmordsforsok. Gunder o. Ha-
kaansen, en- omkring 40 ar gammal
ogift mansperson fran Portland, N. D.,
ahade torsdags EFT besok hos sin sva-
ger John Klaths, bosatt II mil vester
ON staden. Afsigten med hans bes6k
syntes endast ha varit att taga asked
al sin moder och syster. Efter att ha
sagt farval till dem begaf han sig nem-
ligen genast pa atervag. Da han hum
nit en- mil fran svagerns bostad, drog
han sin revolver och affyrade en- kula
mot pannan. Han inforslades sd skynd-
SAINT som m6jligt till staden och vardas
hos en- AMMAN der boende svager, men
:3ga hopp ON hans vederfaende ldr foe
| refinnas. Den stackars mannen has
tidtals varit sinnesf0rvirrad.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-03-20
ALLMANNA NYHETER.

Qvinnofragan. CALIFORNIA; senat
har antagits ett af representanthuset
redan gilladt lagf0rslag, som gifver
qvinnan r6stratt. Nu tillkommer det
statens valman att gilla eller f0rkasta
det.
Lagbrytande lagstiftare. Som
f6rra numret omnamdes, uppstod for
ra veckan ett skamligt upptrade i In
dianas lagstiftande f0rsamling. En-
ligt senare underrattelser blef guvern6-
rens privatsekre terare M, D. King all
varsamt skadad.
Vatten brist. H0gsta domstolen i
Tacoma, Wash, har tilld6mt enskilda
personer eganderatten till hufvudsta-
dens f0rnamsta vattenledning, ehuru
staden for vattenledningen till mr..
Wright utbetalat $2,000o00. Vatten-
brst hotar nu staden.
0Starkt regnfall. Under de senaste
dagarne har olika deIar af staten Ala
bama intriffat ett starkt regnfall for
ening med haftig storm, hvilken an
stalt stor f0rlust till egendom. Coosa
hoden steg sondags 0fver sina braddar
narheten af Eufalia och bortforde
sin fart EFT hus tillh0rigt negern Jacob
Anderson, hvarvid han jemte hustru
och ett barn fingo satta till lifvet.
Jesuiterna utvisade. Med anled'
ming af att katolska presterskapet, som
till st0rsta delen ar jesuiter, ALT mer
och mer s0ker att tillvalla sig makten
0fver do allm;inna skolorna Canada,
har nyligen en- altman protest blifvit
utfardad fran befolkningen 6fver kato.
likernas handlingssatt, ON regerin,
gen tillmotesgar deras 6nskningar ho'
tar ett inbordes krig utbryta for att ut
drifva jesuiterna ur landet.
Vardsloshet och lifsfara. I Ha
milton, Ohio, var f. d. guvern0rer
Campbell nara att satta lifvet till f0l
en- tienarinnas vardsl6shets skull. Pi
gan hade efter att ha skurat bordsilf
ret stalt en- Haska ammoniakl0sning sa
att det runnit ned vattenkarafinen
och mr. Campbell brande sig lila hal
sen, da han skulle ia sig EFT glas vat
ten. Motgift f0rordnades genast a
tillkallad lakare, men mr. Campbell
blef dock allvarsamt illamaende.
Twist ON eganderatt till en- ka
tolsk kyrka. Medan pater Karmin
j.. sky f0rra veckan Taste morgonmes
san Paulikyrkan i Omaha, intrangd'
en- hop polacker, som fordom tillhor
:. forsamlingen och s6kte bemagtiga si.
kyrkan. En- af inkraktarne afsk0t ct
skott, hvarpa pattern utan betankand
, tog upp sin revolver och gaf cid. E!
ter en- langre skottvexling maste an
! griparne lemna sina sarade sticke
+ och draga sig tillbaka. De qvarlemns
, de voro: f. Dargatewski och Joh
Kosiska. En- bland de angripne, Q
Joseph linda, blef ock svart sarad. Pc
lis efterskickadcs och gjords sig til
herre pa platsen. Atskilliga persone
: haktades, bland dem ocksa pater Kal
i lminsky, anklagad for att ha skjutit
afsigt att d5da Bada partierna past
a sig yara de rittmatige egarne af KY
kan.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-03-20
Eft nytt lagf0rslag har inlemnats r1-

Eft nytt lagf0rslag har inlemnats r5-
rande handeln med observation-disclosures.
F6rslag ar densamme, nemli-
gen dr.. Zier. Statens sundhetsbyra
skall bemyndigas att analysera antyd:
da preparat SAINT bsstamma ON f0rsalj-
ningen deraf inom statens granser. En-
f0regaende bill samma syfte, hvilken
andtligen blef nedrostad, foreskref, att
patentmedicinens ingredienser skulle Il
aaskan eller asken angifvas. Att ira
tiken med observation-disclosures borde pa
nagot sdtt regleras, det ar temligen
uppenbart. Coda preparat kunde da
sd mycket lattare f0rsaljas. Legislatu-
rem borde afven egna en- smula upp-
marksamhet at de talrika qvacksalfva-
re, som ockra pa allmanhetens okun-
nighet.
Dst markligaste som sistlidne oms-
dag timade i representanthuset var
antagandet af senator Thedens bill, som
| upphafver den mycket omtalade och
0kanda Grand ordinansen" Minneap.
oils.
Sistlidne torsdag framlemnades i re-
presentanthuset formligt anbud om att
Loringparken Minneapolis doneras
till byggnadsplan for blifvande kapi
tolium. Enligt dokumentet i frag;
uppskattas egendomen till cirka tv;
millioner dollars varde. Pa grund a
kapitoliefragan pagar skarpa skar
mytslingar emellan de stora dagblader
ST. Paul och Minneapolis.
jacobson har vackt motion ON f0ran
dring nu gaIlande lagar r0rande strait
fangars arbete.
En- s. k. census bill har inlagts a
Wright gaende ut pa att verkstall
folkrlkning SAINT samlande af uppgif
ter r0rande statens akerbeuk, industr
och grufdrift. Superintendenten f0
detta arbete skall uppbira S3 900 l0l
SAINT hans tvenne bitraden respektiv
ST., 500 och 81, 200.
Antagna lagf6rslag: ON upprattan
det af en- normalskola Duluth; tvenn
af senator Peterson vackta lagf6rsla!
r0rande neutrality-suspicious. SAINT ct
ditto af senator Larson inlemnadt re
rande 'ditcb assesSnent"; senator Pot
ters bill, gaende ut pa att genom anita
gandet af EFT notwithstanding be
myndiga statskass0ren att utlana de
allmanna skolfonden till stader, byal
/ towns och skoldistrikt inom state
efter en- rantefot af till procent; OIL
, beviljandet af $4,000 f0r de cyklonsks
! dade Meeker co., SAINT S., 900 for del
som Stearns CO. lidit utat euahand
olycka; ON att reglera f0rsaljningen I
4 bakpulfver och kryddor.
Skaffaren. (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1885-1895, 1895-03-20
w CO N SIN.

Pension har beviljats Gunder I.
Christiauson alias Gunder Thorson
London, Dane county.
Hold arbetslon. Egarne till Is.
land Woolen Miilsf BarobU ha med 10
procent holt sina arbetares dagloner,
delta med anledning af betydligt okad
abriksverksamhet.
Trott vid lifvet Charles Tim
merbarg, boende hos sna br0der en-
narheten af Herbert, Pierce county,
belagen farm, Nndade harf5rliden sin
jordiska tillvaro genom att skjuta sig
self. Dan olycklige var omkring 40 ar
gammal och ogift.
Ligger for doden. Den politiska
kretsar framstaende H. G. Thorn Ma
Olson triiffades for en- It'd sedan af Stag
anfall och har till fold deraf under dc
senare dagarne svafvat mellan lif och
d0d. F0ga hopp ON hans riiddning lar
f0refnnas. Sen ar 1892 har Thorn va
rit ordf0rande statens republikanska
centralkomit6.
Ogonblickligen dodad blef John
Emerson fran Sugar Crock, da han en-
dag f0rra veckan var stadd pi hem
vag fran Ferryvllle. Under farden ra
kade han nemligen al nagon anledning
bli kastad ur vagnen, hvarvid han foil
under hjulen och krossades. Olycks-
handelsen intraffade ett par mil fran
hans hem. Den sa sorgligt omkomne
var 3S ar gammal.
En- elakartad boskapssj uk d ON
lar enligt meddelande fran Green Bay
utbrutit town OF Glenmore. Sjukdo-
men sages verka mycket skyndsamt.
Kort efter det djuren angripits af dem
samma falla de till marken och do in.
ON loppet af nagra minuter. Statsve.
terinaren har anmodats att taga matt
och steg for hindrandet af den smitto.
samma sjukdomens spridning.
Hemskt fynd. Eft jagtsallskar
upptackte fora veckan tre mennisko
lie liggande en- gammal skogskoja
narheten af Ingram, Chippewa county.
Personerna igenkandes vara jAgarne
John Hanson, VIM. Felix och Ed. DUFF
! fy, hvilka for en- It'd sen begifvit sig
ut pa vargiagt. Vid jagten hade min
nen for sed att begna sig af f0rgift, och
antages det derf0r, att de bragt sig
sjelfva ON lifvet genom fortarande a
t0da, som till folje af oforsigtighet de
ras sida blifvit giftblandad. De liH6si
kropparne voro alldeles stelfrusna, di
lie upptacktes.
Eldsvador, Waupun hems0ktes
'0rra veckan af en- svarare eldsvada
hvarvid sex personer blefvo skadadt
och af dessa en- lifsfarligt. Egendoms
f6rlusten beraknas bel6pa sig till $40,
OOO,-Fran Hartland meddelas, att far
maren William Johnsons boningshus
beiaget omkring en- mil vestsrom Ma
shotah, Waukesha county, nedbrand'
f6rliden onsdags morgon. johnson va
vid tillfallet borta fran hemmet, mel
hans hustru och tvenne barn lago for
sankta somn ett rum andra vanin
| gen vid eldens utbrott Hustrun yak
made eli forran trappan, som ledde til
nedra vaningen, fattat eld, men da ho
; iann denna utvag till raddning stangd
zastade hon f0rst slit ena barn genor
ett f0nster till marken och hoppade Sc
/ sjelf ned med det andra barnet sin
armar. Markvardigt nog aaopp Dc
vagsamma forsokst sa lyckligt, att all
tre nastan oskadade rAddadea
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
The Truth Admitted.

The silver organs. which have all along
denied that they favored a silver stand
arI and that the free and unlimited
coinage OF silver would eventually force
the country 20 silver standard. are now
admitting that free silver coinage might
send gold to a premium and finally bring
the country 70 a silver standard. They.
however. express no regret at such a pros
poet. On the contrary. 1t appears 10 be
regarded by them with satisfaction. This
justifes the inference that the silver
standard is what they and the silverites
have been striving for ever since the free
silver coinage issue was raised.
In behalf Of a silver standard the as
sertion is made that the whole country.
with the exception % wall street
sharks" would be benefited. No effort
is made to show how a deprecated cur
rency would benefit the country. except
to state that those WIG are in debt
would find ii easier to pay their Obliga-
tons. II IS probably true that the great
majority of debtors would find it easier to
discharge their debts. but what would be
the condition Of wage earners? Under
a silver standard the cost of living would
be greatly Increased, almost doubled, but
would their wages be doubled? 1t is quite
safe TO say they would not. Indeed it
would be about impossible to get wages
increased. Wage earners, therefore. would
have much more cause for complaint than
they now have. They comprise the bulk
Of the population. and they would be the
greatest sufferers from deprecated cur
rency.
They would not be the only sufferers.
however. Every. class, except the debtor
class. would find its burdens heavier to
bear How many and how great the evils
would be that would arise can be easily
learned by referring to the periods in the
countrys history when the currency was
deprecated. or by studying the condition
Of the masses Of the countries which now
have the silver standard.
If deprecated currency is so desirable
1t would be interesting to know why such
an effort was made to get back to the
gold standard after the civil war. Bonds
were sold to get gold with
which TO bring the deprecated
currency to parity with gold
The whole nation rejoiced when that was
accomplished, and counted the cost as
nothing compared with the benefits that
were obtained. Now there is a wide
spread craze to get back to deprecated
currency. The silverites don't seem TO be
aware of the evils they invite.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
BRIGHT BITS.

IF anybody liver catches me stroikln'.'
said Mr.. Dolan twill be whln Oim out
Gv empIymint an hoy nOthin' betther TO
do. '-Washington star.
Farmer Oatcake Gin hoteD-D'ye call
this ere rope "a fire-escape2
Bell BOy-Yassir.
Farmer Oatcake Cresignedlyl -. WAL.
s'pose hangin is an easier death then
burnin' !-Harper's Bazaar
Photographer-You have had pictures
taken before, / presume:
Nellie Chick-Yes, sir.
who took them2"
That l can't find out. The police are
now working on the aae.'-NorrIstown
Herald.
Young. Man Marks lin a melancholy
tone)-Oh. / suppose / shouldn't rood,
but fortunes seems reluctant to smile
on me.
Harry Gray-well. never mind. old fell
low; she will when she sees some of your
work.-Tft-Bits.
Miss Wabash--Win 1 see you at the
ThorneboTne's masquerade tomorrow?
Mr.. Beaconstreet-Yes; ] shall go as a
monk.
"Oh how lovely! And win a hurdy-
gurdy man have you on a stringY In
dianapOlis Journal.
Grammatical Discussion.--You Ar
duppe-Is it right to say deem or con
slider" Miss Arress?
Miss Arress-Oh. both are allowable
For instance, / deem you a nice young
man, but | cannot consider you at ALL
Indianapolis Journal
Don't forget. Esthelinda," said Mrs
Parvey New to her daughter, that every
think depends on making good i'm
preston. Remember how Trlby got
why. mama, what do you mean?~
She always put her best foot for
ward. "-Washington Star
A Consoling Thought.-Bramble-Y
I'm ugly, | know I'm ugly, but there is
one consolation
Frend-Nhat is that?
Bramble-If ever ] should become great
and the American people should resolve
to erect a statute to my memory, they
won't be able to make me out any uglier
than 1 am.-New York Weekly.
The Washington man had taken his
visitor from the southwest up into the
congressional gallery and was pointing
out the celebrities. That man with the
gav"l il. his Ind, he said, lis the
''TIe uses that when he wants to break
a quorum. don't he?" inquired the other,
greatly interested-Chicago Tribune.
A Profitable Appetizer.-Friend-Wh IS
Modern Composer-Jus finished a new
opera, and am fastening down to the
De Fashion theater to have the mana
. ..Th he will accept it?"
"Of course"
you seem very confident"
II am. He owns the saloon next door
to the theater doesn't hep
w ell, my new opera mas ntteen drink
ing songs in it."-New York Weekly.
Il thought ] had a good scheme" re-
marked the museum manager but
might have known it would be a fizzle -
Tell us about it" said the actor out of
a job
ing woman. see? and then offered prizes
for any woman who could out-taly her.
She wasn't so extra rapid in her CAB,
and l expected that any amount of local
talent would down her, but it wasn't
60"
"Why not?"
Il found out later-an old married man
told me-that no woman thinks she talks
any faster or more than any other
woman. indianapolis Journal
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
a Sailors, Superstition.

Sailors are proverblally a superstltious
class Of people. To that popularity If.
indeed, It is a peculiarity-we are in
debted for the Vanderdecken myth, and
many other delightful stories of the sea.
Clark Russell and Capt. Marryatt have
made much of sailors superstitions.
Through their stories and kindred litera-
ture, we have almost come TO believe, with
the sailors, that the appearance of st.
Elmo's fire on the yards OF ship is a
portent of disaster which cannot be de-
ferred longer than two trips from the time
of the appearance of the sign" We
know also from the same authorities, that
a ship is doomed when the rats leave it.
Indeed, there are a thousand and one
signs. portents and proverbs in the sail
ors catalogue. all of which have a fol-
lowing Of firm believers.
one of these proverbs which comes to
mind with especial force at present, is to
the effect that great disasters so by threes.
Not only the men in the forecastle believe
this, but the educated men who bunk in
the cabin and walk the poop-deck are
tQudlAg AlhHiGoSGn ny H. AANhNS AAO
breed of ''sea-dogs" are momentarily ex-
pecting to get the wind of
other disasters similar to that
which befell the Elbe in the North
sea. Is La Gascogne the second victim?
There begin to be great reasons to fear
such is the case. The season is propitious
for the chain of three disasters to be COM
pleted. and the length of time the French
steamer is overdue induces the opinion
that she has already become the fated
second link.
There is yet hope for La Gascogne. She
is a stout ship; modern ship, fitted with
all the new appliances to render her as
safe as science has yet provided that
transatlantic ships may be- She was re-
Gently fitted with new machinery that
would put her in the ''seven day class {;
hence 1t is possible that some part of her
machinery may have become disabled be-
cause of an unseen flaw. causing her to be
held back and driven out of her way by
adverse winds. Good steamers have been
overdue as long as this one. and yet come
into port with all hands aboard well,
Nevertheless, if La Gascogne should
show up in port after alias it is sin
cerely hoped she may do-still the sailors
faith in the fateful three would not be
shaken. He would Immediately fix his
mind upon other ships overdue as the
possible victims. 1t is alleged on South
street, in New York-the great headquar-
tiers for sailor men in Gotham-that the
records bear out the three of a kind" SUI
perstition, hence one failure of it would
not shatter the belief.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
lie WINS Nh sInuch.

At a monastery in Southern France visi-
tols are proudly told the story of the ex-
plot OF monk who was once one of the
inmates OF the convent. The monks be-
long TO a mendicant order and send one
Of their members periodically on begging.
excursions. The hero of the story had
been out on one of these expeditions and
was coming back to the monastery with
his purse well filled when he was attacked
on corner of the wood by highway
man, who pointed pistol at his head The
monk submitted instantly, crying for
mercy and tossing his purse to the thief,
VINO put II IN MS codt.
All gasped the monk. take it. take
IL. But what wigging the prior will give
me II he thinks made no resistancei If
you are a highwayman Of the fine old
school you will do me a favor"
Certainly" said the thief-he was
anxious to deserve the conlpliment-''anv-
thing you wish What is it?'
Il want TO prove 10 the prior that I de-
tended myself heroically against your at
tack. w ont you please shoot a few holes
through that cloak?"
He pulled off his cloak and threw It
down. The thief courteously pointed his
pistol at it and pulled the trigger, There
was no report.
What's the matter?" asked the monk.
Il must own to YOU" said the highway
man, that l possess no such commodity
as gun powder"
well, you're a queer highwayman. Then
please slash the cloak little with your
dirk"
Il am also. destitute of knife" said
the thief. Il have no weapons of any kind
l attack none but towards and fools -
you do, eh?" exclaimed the nonly
Then l guess I'm as good as you! Come
on He fell upon the thief and smote him
hip and thigh. When he had made quite
sure that he had beaten the wretch into
unconsciousness he repossessed himself Of
the purse and went on his way to the mon
asteTy.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
Personal.

senator Baken Of Kansas says that
while he Is not church member yet
he mas since childhood reneated every
evening a little prayer that his mother
Harry NJ Payne Of SouthoId. l. T.. is
the champion bread eater of suffolk coun-
" The other day he ate a large loaf of
dry bread with his hands tied behind him
ln less than i've minutes.
According TO London Truth. Mr. Glad
stone IS buslly engaged in writing an
elaborate preface 10 "A new illustrate ed
Bible. which is TO be bropght out shortly
by an American publisher.
Congressman William l.. Wilson Of West
Virginia has accepted the invitation or
Chancellor Fulton to deliver the annual
address at the commencement OF the Uni
versity OF Mississippi, June next
The bill introduced in the Missouri
legislature 10 place busts Of Thomas TT.
Benton ana Francis p. BLAIR iu Memorial
hail. Washington. is warmly commended
by the citizens OF that state, irrespective
Of politics
Mr.. Percival Lowell the astronomer,
says that the canals on Mars form
great network, following universally the
arcs OF great circles. These lines are
about fifteen miles wide and average
from lao to 1870 miles long.
Mrs. Betsey Cray of South Paris, Me.
was 80 last October and durine the past
year has taken care of her own room,
cut and made herself a nice dress, made
six quilts, two OF them silk. also six chair
CushlOila, DeslueS DOING lota OF pam sew
ing
Mrs. Carrie Lane Chapmau-Catt, the
Kansas woman suffrage agiJator, was
introduced recently to q New Orleans
audience as "one Of the foremost women
of the day and of The west. one woman
who, though suffragist, IS adored by her
husband
William Randall Cremer. the English
statesman who came to the United states
TO present to President Cleveland me
mortal relative to questions of arbitra-
ton between this government and Great
Britain, has returned to England. Mt
Cremer expressed himself rs very highly
pleased with the results OF his mission.
Chinkque, an Indian chief is visiting
Chicago. He is on his way to Washing
ton 10 take part in an Indian conference
there. He is a Christian Indian lie
says he was IA years OF age before he
wore any clothes. lie was CD before he
ever heard OF the Bible or Of Christ, aud
he is 81 years old now He has three
sons and two daughters.
William A. Fisher the leader of the
baltimore bar, and probably the next
democratic candidate for governor OF
Maryland, studied law under William
Schley, one of the greatest lawyers Of
his time, and the man who fought the
pattern duel with William Cost john
son, member of congress- in which both
contestants were wounded slightly.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-02-10
Ho,r shc Found lin.

Il have a wife that beats the world.''
remarked the drummer, according TO tho
New York Advertiser. Anyway, she's q
uaisy,' he Went on, and j. give you an
example of what "A Napoleoness she is un-
der difficulties. Last summer , was i'm
NeW ork. For some reason she TOOK
notion 90 come down where ] was. and
when she got 10 the place where had
been stopping / wasn't there. The land
lady didn't know where / was. Well
"A hen she got there and could rot ind me
cidedly lone i'm big town like New York
But my WIFE is no. one Of the Kind to sit
down and cry. on the other hand she
got up straight and began to think how g
ind me-, and she did II in manner that
was surprising. il was about 1 O'Clock
when she came into town BY she had
compile ed her scheme and that evening
about :. as 1 was talking to a friend in
front of The tlfth AN c.ue hotel hap
pened 70 be looking at that stereOpticOn
advertisement show just below Twenty
third street on that high building, and. by
the powers. the first thing 1 knew some
thing was on the screen that almost took
my breath away.
Look at that says I to my friend
" What is it% says he.
Read that message on the SCREEN
"'W. H. Blank is wanted at his late
boarding house, on SIXty-thlrd street.
by gum. old man. says he. that's
you
Right YOU are says 1, and in a ve-y
few minutes 1 was there. and found my
wife waiting for me, and tickled almost
TO death over the original way OF finding
me. DO YOU know OF any other woman in
this country or any other continued
the drummer, that would have thought
Of such a detective agency as that to have
found lost husband2' And the hotel
clerk wanted TO take up a collection
among the married men of the hotel for q
medal.