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The Middleburgh post. [volume] (Middleburgh, Snyder Co., Pa.) 1883-1916, 1898-09-08
Joint Picnic.

A joint picnic was held Aug. q
in the grove of w. w. sholly in
Union twp. by Heisers and Winners
S. S. They marchedin procession
with appropriate banners led by Gar
field band from Hiesers church to
the grove at the entrance was erect
ed a large arch decorated and upon
it a portrait of Dewey. Exercises
music by the band and Schools,
Prayer, Rev. W. f. Brilliant, Ad-
dresses Rev. SPAIN, Prof. Walborn,
Dinner, followed by a number of
fire selections by the band and ad-
dresses by A. W. Potter Esq. Profs.
d. S. Boyer, VIM. Meyer, DR.. Tool,
Vocal Solo, Mrs. W. l.. Bassler,
Benedition, Rev. Billhart.
Witmers School, A. S. Sechrist,
Supt. Cora Sechrist, organist.
Heiser's Geo. N. Houser S. II.
Stroup, supts. Lottie spangler,
organist.
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COUNTY CULLln6S.
Hreesy Items Picked up Here
and There about the Ooun.
ty and Noted tor Your
Enlightenment.

Engene Specht of Beavertown, a
son ofD. S. Specht, secretly enlisted
sn the Regular Army and is now in
Porto Rico.
J.G. SNYDER, funeral director, at
Port Treverton has purchased a
beautiful hearse for the accommoda-
aion OF his patrons.
Editor Aurand, at Adamsburg is
building large and convenient
dwelling. We hope he may have
aaary years toerjoy the happiness OF
"A pleasant home.
Rrigader General Simon Snyder,
a tormer Selinsgrove boy, is one OF
the commanders at Santiago. The
General is consin OF Miss NJ. X.
Snyder of Selinsgrove.
company G Withhold its annual
Bean Soup at HummePs Mill, Sept.
18th. This isa great day in the
history of the members ofthe old Co.
Gland it is to be hopedth that all who
ean do so, will not fail to attend the
annual gathering. Willleave head
quarters, Immediately upon the ar
rival of the 1923 a. NJ. train.
Mn. S. Weis, Our enterprising mer-
chant, who for more than twenty
years has resided in our midst and
built up lucrative business by fair
and honest dealings has returned
from three weeks sojourn at Attain
ticCity, looking as brownas a berry.
Mr.. Weis is very much pleased with
Atlantic city as summer resort,
but reports that henevertheless was
glad 10 get back 10 quiet cd Selins-
grove once again, anu our people are
Just as glad to have him back with
Them again.-7ribuns.
The fall session of Susquehanna
University Selinsgrove opened ON
the lst of September, under the
most favorable circumstances
The attendance is proved larger
than at any previous session in the
history of this old and well establish
ed educational Institution. DIR.
Dimm has devoted his energies to
building up the school, and he has
been ably seconded in his efforts by
the board OF Directors. The town
has abundant reasons to beproud of
Susquehanna University.
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Seasuns in which birds and ami.
mails may betaken legally:
Quail and partridge, October IL
to December Is.
Pheasants, ruff grouse and prairie
chicken, October Is to December 5.
Wild turkey, October Is to De
cember l5.
Woodcock, month Of July and
October Is to December Is.
Rail and reed bird, September l
to November so.
Plover, July Is to January l.
Geese and ducks, September to
to May 1.
Elk and deer, November to No
vember 30.
Squirrel, October Is to Decem-
Der Is.
Hare and rabbit, November l to
December Is.
Under the new law no more than
10 pheasants, ruff grouse, two wild
turkeys, 10 woodcock or Is quail
may be killed by one person in one
day, and no more than two deer in
one year. Market, hunting, buying,
selling and shipment of game birds
and animals are prohibited. The
killing OF birds other than game birds
is prohibited. Sunday cunning is
prohibited. Decoys may be used in
hunting ducks and geese only. All
game must he shot withagun. Dogs
must not be used to hunt deer or
elk. or to capture or kill them in the
waters, lakes, streams or ponds. The
use of ferrets for hunting game is
prohibited. English and Mongolian
pheasants are protected for FIVE years
from June 4, 1897. Killing or
wounding or catching with trap,
net, snare, birdlime, poison or drugs
is prohibited. However, English
sparrow, kingfsher, hawk, horned
owl, barrel owl, green heron ornight
heron are not protected. Fifteen
days time is allowed after the expir,
alton ofseason to dispose of game.
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Schroysr ere Mking . trip through
the western part u The State.
Our public schools opened their
winters work on Monday. 49,. Miss
Ella Gross of Sunbnry and Miss En-
ily Wana,naker Of Mt. Carmel pass
ed through town on their wheels on
Monday ON their way to Port Irev-
erton. :. Messrs. McMurtrie, Carey
and w. G. VonNeida went. to viii
Transport on Monday to take in the
Labor Day demonstration. Mrs.
Ed. NJ. Hummel and her sister, Miss
Fetzer, snent Monday in Sunbury
Mrs. Hamilton, Of Shamokin,
is the guest of Mrs. Jere App.
Miss Clara krisher of Lewisburg
and Miss Smith of Chestnut Ridge
spent several days at the home Of
the Misses Good. -. The new band
is progressing nicely in their work
The members are all faithful in at
tending the practice. Before long
Selinsgrove will have a bana Of
which to be proud. The opera.
tors of the Penn Telephone line held
a picnic at Island Park last week
when the ladies from all the ex-
changes were the guests Of the Sun
bury operators.
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u.
A1Intown. Mr.. wagner and wife
nee Moysr and their three children
Of Akrun, Ohio. Ms c. d. Meyer,
Madam Guthrie aud two children
OF Chicago accompanied by Emma
Moyer left for thcirr~pective homes
Tuesday. These persons were all
welcome guests ut the hospitahle
home of Philip r. Moyer. ;. The
Musical College commenced the
fall ter,n last Tuesday !. j. +.
Eisenhauser openedhis sevcn-month
scaeol at Point township, North'd
Co.
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Three Hundred Sy,an,urtls Killed.

If 300 AMERICANS can kill
300 SPANIARDSin 800 days, how
many Americans will it take to kill
100 Spaniaras in 100 days? One
Thousand Dollars will he paid to
the personsanswering the above pro-
blem correctly. Many ether prizes
c4' value. All Of which will he an
nounced in the next issue of Upton's
Illustrated Weekly. As Il positive
guarantee as TO my reliable | refer
to any mcrchantilc or commercial
agency. As the object of offering
these prizes is to attract attention to
my popular family magazine, each
person answering must enclose with
their answer five two-cent stamps
(or ten cents silver for one months
subscription, containing full par
ticulars. Send to-day. TO be first
is a laudable ambition you may Sc
cure thethousand dollars. Ten dol
lars in gold will be paid for the best
original problem, to be published in
a future number. Address G.. M.
UPToN, 324 DearbornSt., Chicago,
iii. Salt.
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PAXTONNILLE.

Mrs. Martin Weirick is visiting
friends at Shamokin this week. .....
Mr.. Strawser and wife, and Miss
Bertha Miller OF Shamokin visited
Annie Swengle one day last week.
They came part of the way on their
bicyc!rs. II. NJ. Felty has been
ON the sick list for the past wceh
--..-IIepry Maurer and wife of Adj
amsburg visited the latter's mother
nn Sunday. Miss Esther Swengle
1s sasiting her brother, Chas. Swenglc
and family. y great manyo of our
people attended the Bushmeeting
regularly...... Huckleberry season
has about come 10 q close. There
were a great many berries carried off
the mountain again this summer. 90.
Mis-. Kate Bower,ox left for Car
Isle last week again, to begin a new
school wear teaching the Indians. .....
Isaac Gill is lying very low at his
home, one mile west of town. .....
A festival, cake-walk and cake
CHANGING will be held on tie Camp
Ground at Red Bridge Grove, one
miie west Of Middleburgh next Sat
nrday, Sept. 10th for the benefit OF
the Paxtonville Cornet Band. All
ahs cordially invited.
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n. Y. Board of Health on Wine.

DR. James Of the New York Board Of Health
says
II take great pleasure In testifying TO the
superior qualities OF the Port Wine produced by
Alfred Speer Of New Jersey. After a prolonged
trial recommend II as superior wine for the
sick and debilitated.
II IL kept In casks 10 a great age before bOttl-
Ing. and though higher In price IL far superior
and more reliable than other wines.
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Arrested at Shamokin Dam.

J. p. Coryell, of Shamokin Dam,
who had the fish thieves arrested
Wednesday of last week from Sla-
mokin, was himself arrested Friday
morning by Paul Derk, one of the
defendants in the fish case, on the
grounds Of assault and battery. JUS
tice Of the Peace Kelly held over for
court under $500 bail.
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TIE LARGEST ON RGC0Rl
American Tobacco Companv,,
Advertising Goes toNews.
papers.
q. II. Haulenbeek Adv. Agency
This Publication In the Liz, w"

ihe American Tobacco Commnv
believes in advertising.
The American Tobacco Comuov
believes in newspaper advertising.
The American Tobacco Comn,,r
is a vast commercial concern. and i.
recent appropriation ofs750,0OO. to
be spent in newspapers in the ad.
vertlslng OF one of its brands
"Battle AK" Plug Tobacco,
worthy of more than passing com.
ment.
To expend this amount of money
judiciously is problem. This will
be obvious to any advertiser. lis
solution is therefore instructive to
every merchant and producer who
has need of publicity for his business
welfare.
This, then, was the determination
finally reached. The detail neces.
sary to the handling of this volume
of business demanded the experience
and equipment Of an Advertising
Agency of the first class.
The G. III. Haulenbeck Advertis.
ing Agency of New York CITY was
therefore selected, and estimates
were prepared to cover the entire
country for such mediums as were
thought to be desirable to bring
quick and sure returns.
In this connection it is certainly
pardonable for the Middleburg Posi-
to call attention to the fact that the
Posi- was included in the list.
There is a point to be made Just
here, and it is that if the "forcign"
advertiser, having practically un-
limited means and exercising a iudg-
ment born Of years of experience,
decides upon Il given medium, it is
because of the excellence of tllqtpar-
ticular medium, for the field that it
covers.
Local advertisers will do well to
reflcc: on this point. 1t is pregnant
with meaning to every one of them.
The mode of presentation vas the
question to he settled after the
means of presentation had been de-
cided, and here again the smaller
merchant will find "tip."
There was no nibbling at thepro-
position. With broad-guagc bus-
ness views, backed with splendid
business courage, the first "copy'
called for an entire page. This
served to rivet attention, and the
contract then requires thatthe lesson
shall be driven home every otherday
be convincing arguments occupying
sixteen inches Of space, splendidly
illustrated and displayed.
In conception and execution this
business is unique.
The American Tobacco Company
has taken the dull season, which
was made duller by the timid who
feared the war as II factor in tn,
business, and it has given a colossal
order as an indication that, if time'
are dull, the thing to do is to MAKE
them brighter, and the right way tc
make them brighter is through judi
cious advertising.
Newspaper advertising is the bes
way to make good times II you ha''
anything really good to offer, an'
the way to use newspaper advertls
ing is with generous space and pro
per display.
1t was p. II. Barnum who said
Mf you only have $40 capital Il
begin your business, and want t.
make money, be sure to spend 80 II
advertising in the newspapers"
A feature Of this stupendous "cr
der" has been the perfection of it
manipulation, due to the arrange
ments made by the g. II. Haulen
Vll- ......
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A UDITOR's NOTICE.-THE UN.

IA derslgned auditor appointed by
butte the fund IN the hands Of william Roush
administrator OF the estate OF John Il. AYb0gast,
late OF Perry township. deceased. win SIT for the
purpose OF bis appointment At bis once In the
ls. 1893, at ~ O'Clock 4. H., at which time and
place all persons having any claims against said
estate must present thesamo or be fefever there
aftsr debarred from claiming any part OF said
FUND. H. u. 0sInn. Auditor.
Middieburgh. Pa, Aug. 10. iSos.
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Whatever Thomas Wentworth

Whatever Thomas Wentworth
Higginson has to say about the
Abolition period is read with the
keenest interest because of theactive
and prominent part he himselfplay-
ed in those stirring days. Under
the title "Anti-Slavery days." he has
written charmingly readablearticle
for the Sept. Magazine Number of
The Outlook. The article is illus
trated with some particularly fine
portraits of the anti-slavery leaders,
men and womer, and reproductions
ofsome famous placards of thetime.
All these pictures are taken from
the extensive collection of Mr.. +. j.
Garrison, Of Boston. (s3 "A year.
The Outlook Company, 2S7 Fourth
Avenue, New York.
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s2Sr " - S11N - lG01vosy
aay6oS Sounsy Ma = ~ T.,~ - rS
N0o6sy m = fsSs ,S~' Ss~s ooUoeclny
0RANOJUROks.
Arp. Hiram. gentlrman. se,insaxovs
Bowerocx. Prank. fArmer. West beaver
B'n-smsn. James H." Beavrr
Bailey, Uriah, Washipcton
cochran. IohnA. Monroe
Dene'er. George l.. ido~r, Chapman
Erdley. ". E.. farmer. Midd.ecreek
re~nrer. 1. n. hsr~'r, seltnsRrove
Forty, Simon. Aborer, Washington
Coy, George. farmer,
Hummc. Il. E, Monroe
Kline, Ira, teacher, spring
Klingler' John O, farmer.
"'lel henry' Franklin
49,. 49,, a'nnoo =" Centre
Re'ge', Peter s.. blacksmith. Washington
housn' william. miller. selinsgrose Q
snyder David. farmer. jackson
surrey ISAAC. iaborer. West Beaver
spa'd FRANKLIN. e spring
Iea's J. W.. FARMER, Chapman
Wn"eiey. 'ohn, tinsmith, West Perry
wagner james A.. laborer. Adams
foder, @. w.. miller. Mlddlecreek
PETIT JURORS
LIST OF Jurors drawn fr the Court n, Common
rI@as .! quarter Sessions Of the Peace. Oyer
der County, Pt, held as October TeIm a cnry-
mehc'ng October .. isss
Nsine. Occupation. Residence.
Arnold, Calvin. carpenter, Union
Angler. j. a., teacher. Beaver
Adams. Phares, iaborer. Sel,nsvrovs
bowersox, Cornelius. laborer, Centre
Berge, II. M. farmer, I"
Bickhart, P.ter s.. farmer, Chairman
Buhb. Peter g.. farmer. Peavsr
B'hgaman. W., carpenter,
cornelius, Perry, blacksmith, jackson
D"rr. C. T.. lahorer, Franklin
Dc'trick. Henry, sawyer.
Ewing, W. H., farmer. Spring
fiss, Chnrles. laborer, Adams
Freed, Edward, farmer, Beaver
Fcese. ". f.. laborer, Middlehurv
GIFT, Austin. sawyer. Franklin
Grnyhill, Clarence, iiveryman.
Getz. George, painter Adams
Good, Hiram, gentleman. Penn
Garman. jerome, carpenter, Washington
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That's Why

YOU should use typewriter. That 1t does
the same work as the s0-called "Standard,,
machines. costs but s2o.OO. and Is giving salts.
faction to 5000 users ID why
you SHOULD USE THE "0DElL."
Send for acatalogue and sample Of its work.
0DELL TYPEWRITER co.
sSs.sss Dearborn H.. CHICAGO, ILL.
%-l5.9m0.
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The original OF the above. written with pen,
when deciphered was seen to be only an order
for typewriter. IL reads: ENCLOSED find
draft on New York for go FOR which please send
writer"
lie Is purchasing machine none too soon, you
say, row About YOURSELF? You
may not write 80 poorly as he does. and your
letters may not be illegible. hut a type-wrftten
communication has business-like appearance
which pen.written one has not.
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The best Advertising Medium
THE PcsT.
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WHY?

"Emhureel buicl cIsObt un Ucni Ciush
bus $40, bur micicls frhOrc rmcl VIC mt
unn nln ub cjuns eOlirt unfrsuwl Icif.
seInsilcss."
THFRE you HAVE il,
Clear as Mud.
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Dakota-nyheter.

Stor larjungaskara. 81 Sioux.indi-
anungdomar afsandes fredags fora
veckan fran Sisseton-reservation till
den Chamberlain f0rlagda indian
skolan.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. segra. Vid
stadsvalet fora veckan Estelline, s.
D., afgingo nykterhetspartiet med en-
lysande seger. De invade ALA sina
kandidater med stor majoritet.
Sparkad till d0ds. Peter Moots, en-
at Chamberlains, 8. D., aldsta bebyg-
gare ooh en- af ortens ledande farmare
blef fora veckan sparkad af en- hast
fran hvilka skador han kort derpa af-
led.
Haktad. George Couglin, en- irlan-
dare, blef af sheriff Medbury Huron,
s. D., arresterad fora veckan derfor
att han lagt on stock pa Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul -jernvagen afsigt
att urspara snalltaget.
Republikanerna m6ta. Republican
ska central-komiten hollo ett extra
mote, i Sioux Balls, S. D., onsdags, da
det bestamde att halla ett mote
Mitchell den Is mai for att bestamma
It'd och m0tesplats for statskonventets
hallande.
Utnamnlngar. Enligt ofaciell upp-
gift fran Pierre, s. D., hafva foljande
tjenstemah blifvit utnamda till item
stgoring vid Forsta regementet 8. o.:
Ofverlakare, r. G. Warne fran Nit.
chell; adjutant, Jonas Lien fran Sioux
Falls; qvartermastare, Henry Murry
fran Sturgis.
Cowboy-regemente. Generl Grisby
Washington. D. G., telegraferade for
liden vecka till s. Bullock Deadwood,
s. D., att annu forsoka organisera ett
kavalleriregemente af "cowboys' pa
minst 600. For icke lange sedan orga-
niserades EFT regemente for hvilket
Theodore Roosevelt blef utnamd till Of
verste.
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.Allmdnna nyheter.

Pension S12 manaden har beviljats
enkan efter Eliza J. Nelson Clarion,
Iowa.
Det basta manskapet vid F0renta
Staternas fotta larer utgoras af bl. a.
fyratusen svenskar.
Indirekt representeradt torde Sverige
blifva vid Trans -Mississippiutstallnin-
gen nasta sommar af firman Samuel g.
Comp. New York. ... =.
Brand till d0ds, derigenom att hen
nes klader fattat cid, blef harom dagen
en- femarig dotter till John johnson
Daggett, Mich. Vid forsoket att slacka
elden fick fickans fader sina handler
lila branda. ,:"<'
OlyckHg jagttur. Under det Char
les Edquist Manistee. Mich, harom
dagen var ute pa jagt rakade hans bos-
sa af nagon anledning explodera med
den olyckliga pafoljd, att E. tillfogades
svara skador hufvudet och ena ar
men. Det befaras, att den skadade ja-
garen blir d0f pa h0gra 0rat foljd af
olyckshandelsen.
Uppflnning. DR. Youngquist Mar
quette, Mich, larer ha uppfunnit en-
sinnrikt konstruerad mechanism, som
Or afsedd att vid fall af benbrott appli-
ceras till den brutna lemmen for att
balla benet vid dess ordinara langd un-
der lAkningen af frakturen. Som tor
de vara bekant, ar det vanligt, att ett
afbrutet ben under lakningen nAgot
f6rkortas.
En- vanslnnigs dad. Jacob Gramm,
30 ar gammal och egare till en- liten bu-
tik New York, mordade tva af sina
barn en- dag fora veckan och sarade
ett tredje barn lifsfarligt SAINT tillfo-
gade sig self derpa d0dliga nsar. i ett
bref sager Gramm, att svartsjuka pa
hustrun f0ranledt honom att bega
mordgerningen, men personer, !. som
voro nara bekanta med honom, anses
illdadet ha, blifvit beganget under EFT
aneall af vansinne, f0rorsakadt af akut
reuuatism, hvaraf mannen led.
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Till 6fverste vid Fjortonde regemen-
tet New York har guvernor Black ut
namt Frederick D. Grant, son till ge-
neral Grant.
Eft segelfartyg for salongspassage-
rare. Eft amerikanskt bolag amman
bygga EFT fyrmastadt fartyg ON 1000
tons for att fora salongspassagerare Of
yer Atlanten. Man tror att det skall
intressera manga att "a en- segeltur
fran och ater mellan Europa och Ame-
rika stallet for den vanliga angbatsre-
san. Fartyget skall utrustas med all
modern komfort. Angmaskiner skola
afven insattas, sd att fartyget blir obe-
roende af vindstilla, men de skola ej
anvandas annat an n6dfall Turerna
skulle endast goras under den vackra
arstiden.
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WisC0nsin-nyheter.

Till6kning af pension fran G9 till $40
manaden har beviljats II. o. Halvor-
son Stevens Point.
Olyckshandelse. Kristoffer John
son Ellsworth blef tisdags f. v. un-
der k0rning kastad af slit k0rdon, foil
under hjulet och blef lifsfar,ig, skadad.
Sjelfmord. Enkan Mari. Nelson i
Nora SO ar, tog sig tisdags f, v. afdaga
genom hangning. Ekonomiska forhal.
landen sages vara orsaken till den
hemska gerningen.
Ran. Andrew Nelson, sjuttioett
ar gammal, och hans 56-argia hui
stru blefvo i onsdags mordade af ra-
mare Black Earth, hvilka sedan satte
cid pa huset. En- syster till mrs N.
lyckades fly fran den brinnande bygg-
MAIDEN. William Fuller och William
Bester Waukesha ha haktats pa MISS
tanke.
Ny trust. En- Calcium Carbide
trust har nyligen organiserats Apple
ton med ett kapital af s25,0o0,00o.
A/AuLA AAhOA pOA bUOA Oh Ao uAbA Ado LIZ
morna Lake Superior Carbide Co. och
Pettisbone & Mullikin Affaren kommer
att forlaggas till en- lamplig plats vid
Lake Superior.
Mordbrand. Alexander skamsers
ladugard blef tidigt onsdags morse
lagd aska. Iva hastar och tva mjolk-
kor inbrunno SAINT fere vagnar och en-
del foder f0rstordes.F F0rlusten uppskat-
tas till $4,000. Louis Grisby Or anklagad
for att ha patand byggnaden, och har
blifvit arresterad.
Afliden Aldrlng. 93-arige Nikolaus
Lindqvist Marinette har adidit. Han
efterlemnar fem soner, hvilka ALA
sin ordning aro till aldern komna, Den
aldste af dem Or fodd 1888 och don
yngste 1847. Ire af dem aro bosatta
Marinette, en- Escanaba, Mich och
en- Iron Mountain, Mich.
Tagsammanst8tning. Eft langre
godstag med iva lokomotiv, och Green
Bay passageraretaget G. & NV. jern-
vAgen sammanstotte tisdags f. v. en-
half mil norr ON Fon Du Lac pa en-
brygga, Ingenor Dolan pa det forsta
lokomotivet lj0t en- 0gonblicklig d0d
och Ingen0r Nelson pa det andra loko-
motivet q godstaget blef lifsfarligt ska
dad. Pa personaltaget erholl ingenor
Alderman sv&ra skador. Eldarne pa
de olika lokomotiven hoppade af och
undsluppo med nagra mindre skador.
1nga af passagerarne blefvo skadade
West Superior. AT det kompani af
frivilliga, som bildades har for en- It'd
sedan, markas f0ljande med skandina-
viska mann: Dan Lund, August An
derson, Knut Lagro. D. W. Anderson,
Richard Rehnstrand, Andrew Larson,
Christ Gustafson, Karl w. Ahlroth,
David Jackson, Charles Anderson, A.
r. Johnson, Matt Johnson, David Berg
strom, Hans Wall, D. Person, J. O. Sa-
bonn, Gust Peterson, John johnson,
Oscar Flodin, Gust N. Gilbertson, Os-
car Stawrum, John S. Follakson, Ole
A. Berg, John Ekstrom, G. J. Sandstad,
Ell. Opdal och Ole Wallan. - Till State
Bank Examiner harguvern6r 9Sco-
field utnamt w. 81. Slack, kass0r yid
harvarande F6rsta nationalbanken,
stallet for r. B. Bates, som afgatt.
Var landsman Nils johnson har blifvit
utvald till bitradande City Clerk-be-
fattningen. - Domare Parker har for
april manad 0fverlemnat $548 i form af s
b0ter af hvilken summa $134 erlades
for fylleri 1891 for prostitution och $40
fAr diverse f0rseels0r. ss