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Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-12-15

toriserade tyska 0fversAt Attningen). An
tisemiterna deras 0fyersattning ute
sluta helt enkelt ordet "oss' och da
gar grisen deras pase f0rtrafiligt latt.
Ratt ar dock ratt mot jude eller kri-
stem. Alter en- AMMAN punkt ar: .sTal-
mud sages fordra mord 8 icke issdor, ia.
kristna" Delta ar heller ei SAINT. Den
bekante lristlige mastaren de orien-
taliska spraken. prof. Th.. Noidake, har
under ed yttrat. att Talmud icke pa
nagot stale fordrar eller ems tillater
mord.
Jag manner dessa punkter, emedan
just nu p8gar en- ej ringa agitation i
fragan, synnerhet har men ock an
dra lander. Endast for kort It'd sedan
kom till Chicago en- framstaende anti
semist for att halla forelasningar
Eft folk, hvars religions urkund
larer: 4Alska din nasta som dig self,
-ty jag DR. Herren", Levitt. 10: 49, 'Alska
framIingen; ty / voren framlingar i
Egyptenp, Dent II 0:l9. "Framlingen som
Dor hos dig skall da alska som dig sjelf,
ty du var framling Egypten'' Levitt.
1884. Ett folk, fran hyilket loften,
profetiorna och erldsfralsaren utgatt,
.bor emellertid eli hatas och f0rfoljas af
synnerhet de kristna. De aro menni-
skor och skola afven en- gang ga boi Ja-
fets hyddor. Den gamle ofyannamde
prof. Delitzsch arbetade tidtals under
25 ar pa sin hebreiska ofversattning af
nya testamentet. Den Monde uppla-
gan utkom redan 1889 och har burit
rika frukter Judarne maste vinnas
for Kristus, och delta skier bast eli ge-
nom laglig bannlysning och f5rakt,
utan genom Diet ord, som segrade vid
.Genesarets strand for smart iva tusen
ar sedan. DE fromma bland ALA folk
skola blifya delaktiga af saligheten' la
rer Talmud; men denna fromhet maste
komma fran Golgata.
/ mitt fora bref var uppgiften ON
forelasningsomkos aderna oriktig. Jag
hade, mar det skrefs, fatt oratt upplys-
ming. Sku1le vara: Standardization
20 mark; SAINT 20 mark per semester
for hvarje privatim anne med fyra
timmar j veckan. a. r. 70. s
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-12-15

/ derlom fall fran EFT vedlass afed NY
ligen 47-arige Gustaf Liljegren j Wa
lace. Idaho. Han var bordig fran We
IstergotIand.
En- ny biblioteksbyggnad skalI upp-
f0ras / New York for en- beraknad kost-
mad af en- och en- salt million dollars.
Med konsolod deringen af Lenox och
Astor biblioteken och Tildenfonden
irepresenterar det nya f6retaget ett ka-
pital 10 alta millioner dollars.
Tidningsk0p. aOsterns Harold som
utgifvits af ett bolag, hvilket fiere
prestman och lekman tillh0rande New
York konferensen af Augustana syno-
den voro delegare, ,uppgifyes ha forsalts
till byggmastare Carlson Montclair,
N. j. Den nye utgifvaren har ofyerta-
git ALA aktiebolagets skulder, hvilda
lara uppga till $500. Den nuyarande
redakt0ren och managern, hr Pehr
Ragnarson, kommer fortf arande att
sta qvar yid tidningen.
Presidenfens moder afIiden. Mrs.
Nancy Allison Mckinley, presidentens
alderstigna moder, afied Vid tvatiden i
|sondags morse slit hem Canton.
Ohio. Den 2 dec traffades den afiidna
af slaganfall och hade sedan dess syaf-
vat mellan lif och dod, SIrtet var
|stilla och den aldriga qyinnan tycktes
nastan slumra in Il d6den. Kring d5ds-
badden voro presidenten och hans
.qvarlefvande syskon SAINT here andra
anh6riga samlade, d8 slutet kom. Mrs
Mckinley var todd 1909 i New Lisbon,
Ohio, och hade saledes yid slit frAnfal-
le uppnatt den h6ga aldern af 8s ar.
Narmast sorjes hon af sina fyra efter-
lemnade barn, s6nerna William Nc
Kinley, Abner Mckinley New York
SAINT d6ttrarne Helen Minerva och
Sara Elizabet. den sistnamda gift med
A. J, Duncan Cleveland, Ohio. Hen
mes make, William Mckinley .Sr., afied
1892 vid s5 ars alder.
BroftsnlaIsstatistik. I hela unionen
fnnes DIET I. n. ej en- enda stat eller
territorium, der ej en- rattegang for be-
gangna mord pag8r. staten Kentucky
aro AZ fall, j hvilka Ell mindre an 81
for dylika brott anklagade personer
vanta pa domstolens behandling. 1
Virginias fangelser befnna sig % an
klagade personer, Nora Carolina 90,
j Georgia 27, i Louisiana 90, Texas 33,
j Missouri "a, Illinois 16, Indiana 7,
j Michigan 3. Ohio 8, Pennsylvania
26, New York AZ, California 27 O. S.
Y. ala staterna och territorierna
nppgar males aftalat till $50. som arc
under behandling eller komma att be-
handlas af domstolarne, j hVilket sena-
re fall de d6mda ej kunna nndga det
strait lagen bestammer for dylika
brott. De fiesta brotten begas sta
derna, och merandels ligga ran till
grund for desamma. AZ 6friga orsaker
namnas: svartsjuka, hamdlusta, politi-
ska strider, familjemisshallighe
otrohet, slagsmA och dryckenskap o. S.
" Ingen med hjerta br6stet kan gif-
va akt pa ofvannamda siffror utan att
hysa en- innerlig 6nskan att desamma
matte minskas Och ett af de verk-
sammaste medlen harvidlag ar gallan-
de lagars tillampning, och delta utan
on0digt uppskof. Ty ehurn det WISER
ligen ar en- tyistefraga, huruVida d0Gs.
strafet nagon man minskar brotten
eller ej, sd halla vi for var del fore, att
fruktan for galgen eller bilan afhallit
mer an en- fran att bli mordare.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-12-15
Wisconsin lylleter.

Batfre upp. Milwaukee Electric Rail-
way & Light Company far ar betala
en- countyskatt af Ell mindre an S56 407,
hyilket Or S3l 443. .63 mer an som betalts
j flor. Bolagets inkomster for aret
uppgingo till 81 SIC. 1876.
Landet deIadt. Northern Pacific och
Manitoba jernvagsbolagen ha godo
uppgjort den twist, j hvilken de legat
r0rande eganderatten till vissa land
strackor. Northern Pacificbolaget err
haller 75,845 acres vardefullt land j
nora Minnesota SAINT $4,000 pen
ningar, och Manitobabolage erhaller
So, ,5a3 acres land och $4,000 pennin-
gar, hvarjemte nybyggare, som pa god
tro kopt land af Manitob bolaget, for.
sakras, att de skola erhalla full egande-
ratt till detsamma. Rattegangen. som
angaende denna SAX pagatt Milwau-
kee, har salunda matt ett godt slut.
Fran West Superior. For ett forsok
att vid valet forliden var soka skaffa
sig roster genom olagliga medel ha
Frank Desmond, James Matthews,
Martin Kronstad och j. 3. Erickson
blifvit stamda att sta till rata vid ma
sta ting. 35 vittnen ansyarade for 500
bergen hvardera. West Superior Iron
& Steel Co. kommer att salja sin s. K.
Steel Plant den nastkommande febr.
Skulden pa densamma uppgar till ST.
339, 900, ooh dessutom intresse for Ell
mindre an ar. Den anses eli pa langt
mar vara ward denna summa. Borgma-
stare Starkweather sager, att ett bolag
i Michigan bjudit honom $4,000 for
hans koppargrufva.
Pastor j. D. NeIsenils och fru Ash
land hade den 3dennes yarit gifta 15 ]
ar. Delta gaf anledning till att dc den
a dis 0fverraskades af sin f6rsamling
och andra vanner. Narmare 100 perso-
ner infunno sig prestgarden pa oval
len och ofverraskade den intet anande
pastorsfamiljen. Pastorn var vid till
fallet borta. men kom smart hem. Wer-
ner Freeman, en- gosse pa Is ar, tolka-
de stundens betydelse pa EFT passande
satt. hvarpa pastor Nelsenius holl ett
tacksamhetstal. Gasterna medforde en-
gafva pa $5l. Under angenamt samtal.
blandadt med sang och musk, tillbrag
tes aftonen. Sedan f0rfriskningar'
medforda af gasterna, intagits och bon
hallits, gick hvar och en- hem till slit.
E,s ndYvaraade.
Minnesota stats tidning. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn. ;) 1895-1939, 1897-12-15
Allnldnfla nylleter.

AtaI for f0rfaIskning af bankanyis
ningar har vackts mot On. Charles j
Carlson Jamestown, N X.
! fold af sl.ilSIlghef begiek en- i lie
land, la, bosatt 22,arig man vid mann
johnson sjelfmord tisdags fora vec
kan. ,,.;,ss ! 5,.4s.f s ~
| den h6ga aidern af s61l arafiee
nyligen G. NJ. Ericsson sin dotters
mrs G. A. Paulson hem nara Stanton
Iowa.
For brutet akteuskapsT0fte har Leor
Picotte, en- bromsare vid Northwestern
jernVagen, domts att betala $3.50 TIL
en- miss May Leonard Boone, Ia.
EfteEf0ljansvardt. Ala losdrifvare
som pa sista tiden haft ,soforsigtigheter
att besoka staden Mercer, N. T., hs
blifvit fasttagna och tvingade till att
arbeta med stensattning q ,,stadens ga
tor
Hog alder. Mrs Matrilda Delilah
en- sondotter till indianhofding Ric
hard Henry Potomack, afled harom da
gen j Washington. Hon efterlemnar er
son och tya dottrar, 80 barnbarn SAM
35 barnbarnsbarn.
Lefnadstr0tt redakt6r. Elmer w
Reed, redakt5r vid Preston Times,
Preston, Ia, begick j fora veckan
sjelfmord, som det uppgifves, pa grund
af nedbruten helsa. Han efterlemnar
enka och fyra barn CODA omstandig.
heter.
Battre tider. Sjuhandra arbetare vid
smaltugnarne j Sharon och Sharpville
N. X, ha kagarne fatt sina Ioner h0i.
da fran 10 till 80 procent. 600 arbe.
tare j kalkstensbrotten j Youngstown
o., ha fatt sin arbetslon hold 90 pro
cent. Arbetarne hos Jones g. Laugh
lin i Pittsburg, Pa, fran 1890 Till 2, ,Ooo
4 antaL ha fatt sin dagspenning hold
med 10 procent.
DOmare begar sjelfmord. Horace R
Buck. medlem af Montanas hogsta
domstol, begick fora yeckan self
mord genom att skjuta Sig for pannan
j Lenox, en- forstad till Helena, Mont,
Nedbruten helsa tros ha utgiort anled.
ningen till den fortvifiade gerningen.
Den d0de var endast Al ar gammal.
Han var fodd Vicksburg, Miss, och
anlande 1879 till Montana.
Senator Foster M Voorhees, kom-
mer attvaljas till president senaten
yid New Jersey legislaturens samman-
tradande, enligt af de epublikanske
statssenatorerna vid ettSi fora veckan
afhallet mote fattadt beslut. Harige-
genom kommer senator Voorhees, att
bli guvern0r de facto, da nuvarande
guyernor Griggs afsa9er sig governors
skapet for att tilltrada. sitt embate
som generaladyokat McKinleys kabi-
nett.
F6rsaljningen af Union Pacific. Ett
antal engelska aktieagare / Union Pa
cific banan har per telegram underrat-
tat generaladvokat ] Washington att
de vagra godkanna orsaljningen af
namda bansystem, pa grund af att Wis
sa 6fverenskommelser dervid skulle ha
begart att Forenta Staternas regering
skall for reorganisatio omitens rsk-
ming handhafva forsal ljningssumman,
som enligt de klagande les mening eli kan
betraktas som regeringens egend dom.s
Cen. adv. undertakes afven,. att lila.
mot hanssng f6rsAifnin0 / Sva.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
A REUNITED FAMILY.
John Campbell Reported Missing From
Home Turns Up Again.

About two weeks ago John Campbell,
q man OF Midle age, mysteriously disaD-
peared from his home on Valley street.
in this city. He left home about dark
one night and said he was going out TO
Westbrook to collect $25 from a man
there, but the Westbrook man never
saw him. The matter was reported to
the police at the time and the otf1cers
hunted high and low for Campbell
without success. Campbells family
were almost distracted over his disap-
pearancs and imagined all kinds of ter
rible cRlamities which might nave be-
fallen him.
Last night when the late train rolled
in from the West, Mrs. Campbell with
her Youngest child in her arms, was
awaiting Its arrival on the platform.
She evidently expected some one and
when her husband stepped off the train
the meeting between the two is described
as being a most affecting one Camp
bell took the baby from It's moth er's
arms and the happy husband and wife
walked home.
Az a late hour last night joyous re-
ception was being held In the house on
Valley street., but only friends of the
family know where Campbell had been
since he left Portland SO strangely or
what had induced him to go away. The
man has been employed for many years
as mail helper at Union STATION.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
ORIENTS
GORHAM.

E The High school begun yesterday after
feiug closed q week on account of scar.
let fe yer. No new cases have appeared.
Presiding Elder Rev. @. Il. Palmer
held a quarterly conference at the Me-
thodist church Saturday evening and
preached Sunday morning.
MI. John Roberts Of Pennington. N.
H.. is visiting friends in town.
1he Osceola club of Portland, consist
ing Of Mr.. W. H. Clifford, Mr.. Nathan
Clifford, Mr. Walter Camp, Miss julia
Noyes, Miss Mary Fletcher, Miss Hattie
Fassett, Miss Elizatetb Allen and Miss
Tilley Clifford. will give vocal and
Instrumental concert in the Congrega-
tinnaI CHURCH, Thursday evening.
The pupils Of the Grammar school will
pire an entertainment in Ridlon hall,
Wedr es1ay evening.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
CADETS TURN OUT WELL.
Fifty NJ an of Company b Drilled In New
Armory Last Night for First Time

The Portland Cadets were out In force
last night at the new armory, the oooa-
SION being the annual meeting and the
first drill of the company in the new
drill shed. The attendance was 5t men
In all and just so men marched out on
the fosr under command Of Capt Boxer
at about 8 o'clock. The attendance was
ene of the largest iu the history Of the
oornnanv and shows the interest that has
been awakened in military circles by
having commodious and agreeable quar-
ters. In the drill the company took the
liyIiest interest and for an hour worked
like beavers. They found the new drill
shed an ideal place in which to man
ouyre. large, airy, and with a floor just
right to march out on.
Company B viii do its best to become
one of the star commands IN the Nation
al Guard Of Maine and the boys deserve
great credit for the enthusiasm they are
mapifesting.
their pleasant rooms on the second Hoor
and elected the following officers:
Presidential. W. Laughlin.
Y'reesurer-F. A. Chaplin.
Clerk-H. G. Tewksbury.
Arnorer-A. E. Mcdonald.
BOARD of GoVernment-Capt. Baker,
Priv. Iewksbury. Sergt. Lang, Corp.
Tucker, Priv. c. T. Stevens.
Tnyestie atius ommittee-Lieut. +.
A. Chapman, Priv. Frost. 6ergt. ]: b.
Weeks. 1T ssEs aas a sAal3
The drill nights for the wintsr AS they
have been ordered by Major Collins, are
as follows, Cadets, Monday: Montgom-
cry Guards, Tuesday. Signal Corps, We'd
nesday: Light Infantry, Thursday; Sheri-
dan Rifles, Friday.
Private Paine of the Infantry has made
the calling of that oompany's room. II
ia likely that this work will be done be-
fore long as the oompany's expense.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
OBITUARY.
sherman Lib by.

Mr.. Sherman Libby of Cumberland
Mills died at his late residence January
7th, aged SO years and II months, after
a brief and painful illness. He was the
son of Mr.. Edward Libby Of Gorham, and
a resident of that town for many years
Mr.. Libby was an honest and industrious
man and we'll liked In the community
where he lived The funeral services
we're conducted by Rev. Mr.. Phalan of
the Methodist church, Sunday afternoon,
at North Windham.
The floral tributes from friends and
relatives were very appropriate, and
included a crescent from Mrs, Water
house OF Sebago Lake, bunch of 80 ptnks
from Mrs. Baker of Portland; also smy
lax and pinks from friends and neigh
bora. Mr.. Libby leaves wife, father,
mother, and brother.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
IT NEVER FAILS.
That is the Top Notch of Records, and 1t is
the Same in Portland.

A remedy which always cures soon pc.
,omes widely known, and the rapid
growth in popularity of Doan's Kidney
pills rests upon the fact that they never
Tail. We wish we were able to show you
he full force and weight of such fant
lures have followed oures-in the paper,
and got no further. Those cured by
Deans Kidney Pills do more for the
fomedy than the papers can. Voluntary
let ters tell us every day of cures in all
p7rUs ofsthe country. The age OF the pa
Tient makes no difference, the stage OF
she disease no obstacle. From backache
to 5right's disease, through all the ln-
seryening horrors, the result is always
tie samoa cure. Something that helps
is good-a cure is best. Doan A Nj tIg
pills never stop short of cure. We tell
you this so do Portland people. The
kidneys are affected from many CAUSES
Heavy lifting, too much standing, too
much sitting, a sudden strain, severe
cold. and it begius-backache So every
condition of life is alike open to Its rs
sauIts, and thanks to Doan's Kidney
Pills, every stage of the disease is cura-
BILE. You need not take a trip to find this
out-tbere are plenty in Portland who
are glad to give you their verification.
"The genuine merits of Doan's Kid
nov pills induce me to recommend them
to others says Mrs. b. G. Mills, OF lol
Lincoln street. "For many years L have
had spells of trouble from my kidneys.
At such times my back ached across the
loins and it was accompanied with very
soanty secretion, and my feet and lin ba
hloated or pulled up. Early this year
was in pretty bad shape, and my hus-
band got me aSbox of Doan's Kidney
pills at H. II. Hay & Sons drug store
at the junction of Middle and Free
STREETS. They did exactly rs they nre
ferR scented to do. The backache left me
and the urinary difficulties disappeared.
From my experience 1 cannot help but
sneak Qlowingly of Doan's Kidney Pills
for such ailments. -
Doan's Kidney Pills ara sold for 30
cents per box, or six boxes for 50. So for
sale by all dealers; sent ny mail on re-
ceipt of price by Foster Milburn Co..
Buffalo, N. Y, sole agents for the
United States.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

Tonight the Lewisfons lay the Port
l,nds here in City hall. The team from
the mill City is lively one, and has been
greatly improved during the past few
days. They gave Bath hot TINE OF II
the other night and fought for every
pofnt like tends. Portland cranks may
look for rapid, game, and as 1t is the only only
one scheduled here this week, all WILL
want to see it. Before the regular game
the South portlands and Yores5 Oltys
will meet again and more broken noses
are expected to result from the contest.
There ara plenty of good reserved seats
left at Chandler's Music store on Con-
gress street.
The amateur teams will line up as
follows:
Forest Citys-T. Sterling, first rush
Bennett. second rush; Erackett. centre;
r. Starting, half baok; Shaw, goal.
South Portlands-Woodh bury, first rush
Spear, second rush G. Woodbury.. centre;
Anderson, half back McGovern, goal
SHUT OUT BY RoCKLANo.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
Something to Know.

may be worth something to know
=. the very best medicine for restoring
-. tired out nervous system to healthy
81! Or is Electric Bitters. This medicine
>, .stfeiy vegetable, acts by giving tone
iho nerve centres in the stomach, gent
IF stimulates the Liver and Kidneys,
and ADDS these organs in throwing off
in,iyuriti3s lit the blood. Electric Bitters,
improves the appetite, aids digesgions
and Is pronounced by those who hav-
and nerve tonic. Try it. Sold for SOC or
81. 90 per bottle at H. P. 8. Goold's Drug
Store, 577 Congress street., under Con-
gtese Square Hotel.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
WIT AND WISDOM
Could 1t Be?

A group of veterans belonging to a Grand
Army post in New Hampshire were talking
over the state Of the country during the
recent hard times.
One of the company painted the govern
ment In such dark eolors that certain Mr..
A., who is Of an exoitabls temperament,
overwhelmed by the recital, broke out with
the following tragic exclamation:
Comrades, is Ii possible that we died
In vain i"-Youth's Companion.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
oRlENTs WON EASILY.
pefeated the yVaverIey by 81 Pins-La tier
Team Was Crippled by Absence OF Two
Men.

The Orients had a Jolly good time with
tho Waverleys last night at Pines alleys
dafsatang them by 81 pins. Two of th
Wavsrleys were absent, and this tended
tn demoraiize the team. Dow was high
roller with 2S9 as total, and lob as the
score ofsa single string. Mitchell was
the second best man at 1884. The Tontines
bowl the Crescents on Wednesday night
The summary:
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12
why Attempt to Cure

catarrh by the use of so-called blood remedies i?
That catarrh is not caused by bleed troubles is
self-evident whenyou reflect that attacks are
always due to sudden climatic changes or expo
sure and occur most frequently during the WIN
ter and spring, though the blood is as pnre then
as in summer or fall. A remedy which quickly
relisves and cures the catarrhal attacks has
been found In Ely's Cream Balm.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

Boston, January 1l-Fishing schoon-
or Edward E. Eveleth of Gloucester, ar
rived today from Browns banks. ana the
skipper reports passing wreck of two
masted schooner January 9. about SO
miles south by east OF seal Island. She
was on beam ends with decks awash and
only one Of her masts standing. She is
tboupht to be a coasting schooner laden
with lumber, wrecked daring one of the
recent heavy gales that struck the coast
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

1t looks as if the long promised revival
OF business had come at last. Congress
Square hotel was filed 70 eyerdowing
with guests last night and many extra
cots had to be set MP in the hall. A good
many of the guests were commercial
| travellers.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

CONSIDER these prices and give US a call.
part OF the city. % pounds graduated sugar.
$1,0o; 10 pounds rolled oats, 25c; u bars
laundry soap, 35c; best broken candy, pounds
for csc; fine ca,nned corn, &c; new smoked her
ring 15c boxs fine Vermont tub butter. 1Sc;
try our CSC and Soc teas; good drinking Rio
gal; best round steak, 1oc; hest rump steak,
i8c to a2c; pork to roast, Sc; 10 pound tub best
pure lard, 5sc; forequarters OF lamb, &c to e.;
strip, &c best lpan smoked shoulders. 7 1-2c
all Kinds OF apples, best, S5c bu.; best Hebron
potatoes, 4sc bN.; nice corned beef. 70, 4c and
street, cash grdcers, telephone 22s-5.
The Portland daily press., 1897-01-12

cupy bhelf bnouRnhS, anu
their one object is to get well.
They have no confidence in them
selves, and only too often lose faith in
their physicians.
All irregularities, whites, bearing
down pains, nervousness, headache.
backache, &c blues" distaste for society,
sounds in ears, palpitation, emacia-
ton, heavy eyes, "alz gone" feeling.
dread of impending evil, sleeplessness,
etc., should at once be removed and
vigorous health assured.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound has for twenty years saved
women from all this. Hear this wo-
man speak,
81 wish to publish what Lydia E
Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and
Sanative Wash have done for me. Ihad
falling of the womb and leucorrhna,
and they have cured me of both. ana
D well woman. / suffered dreadfully
with such dragging pains In the lower
part of the back and extending around
the body, irritation Of the bladder,
pain when walking and painful mem
situation [ weakened terribly. / had
been treated by three doctors without
much help, and it only took Ave
bottles of your Compound and three
packages of Sanative Wash to cure me-
T can recommend them to all women
suffering with complaints like these. -
MRS. vANsArTA, assY N Broad ST..
Philadelphia Pa.