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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-07
Took an Overcoat.

Thursday evening Charles Dufrene sat
himself down to supper at his boarding
house, Cross, on Fort street. He got
through with his meal in the usual American
style-in short order. He repaired to the
hall to put on his overcoat. No overcoat
there, it was gone from his own particular
peg. A shiver went through him at the
prospect of a winter without Benjamin.
He suddenly remembered that fellow board
Ell named j. H. Pratt alias McParlen had
gotten away with his supper more expedi-
tiously than any one else-may be he had
gotten away with the coat. Yesterday, Du-
irene met McParlen and taxed him with the
theft. He denied it, of course. Dufrene was
so certain, that he got Detective Bresett to
arrest the man. When he came to the sta
ton, Capt. Clark interviewed him. McPar-
len said he was chambermaid in Webb's
Metropolitan stables, and and finally con-
fessed he took the coat, and it would be
found at Prescott's pawn-shop.
It was found there. McParlen had traded
it off for another overcoat and 80 cents to
boot. The coat was restored to its rightful
owner, and Prescott is out SO cents for not
being particular in his enquiries.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-07
Before Judge O'Brien.1
Kid Gloyes!!

Epicules pronounce Scott's Is cent dinner.
The best served in this city; 81 Third street.
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a COMING ENTERTaIN1fENT.
Wherein "oT the Stage" VIII Appear o
the Stage,

Wherein "OfT the Stage" VIII Appear on
the Stage.
The colored dramatic club of this city,
which has already given several most credit
able entertainments for the benefit of wor-
thy objects, is now rehearsing for an enter
tainment to be given some evening of holt
day week for the benefit of the colored M.
b. church, on which occasion the club cor
daily expects to far surpass any previous
effort. With the authors permission the
club will on this occasion produce the spark
ling new comedy entitled "Off the Staoe,o
by Sidney Rosenfeld, of New York. The
play contains six characters three ladies' and
three gentlemen. and is full of interesting
situations, as will be seen by the following
SYNOPSIS.
Geo. Jordon and Helen, his sister, have
both advertised one for matrimonial, the
other for theatrical engagement. Neither
knows of the others advertisement, though
both have advertised in the same paper Brass,
an eccentric theatrical agent, comes in answer
to Helen's advertisement, but Helen having
advertised over the name of George, the latter
encountered Brass and a very comical scene
ensues. Mr.. Jordon, the father, a vain old
widower is in love with Clarinda Hastings, an
OLD schoolmate OF Helens. Clarinda comes to
tell Helen of the fun she expects to have from
having answered matrimonial advertisement
in the Herald. The advertiser, of course.
was George and very ludicrous love scenes fol-
low between Clarinda father and son. Helen.
who is dying to 60 the STAGE dosen't succeed
in her plans but Brass who has a fortune left
him, finally marries her. Lucy the maid
serves as an element OF general confusion
Brass is constantly and mysteriously intermin-
gled with the affairs of the others'
A side splitting farce will also be present
ed, in which two gentlemen of Minneapolis
will appear; DUETS, character comic songs,
etc., being interspersed throughout the plays,
to add to the attractions.
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The perfection of cookery is exhibited in
Scott's rs cent dinners; 81 Third street.
The crowd i,cro.eec d,;1,, ~ NT,uu;,l,
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FOR RENT.

LNOR RENT-A handsomely furnished ROOM CEN
Il trally located, suitable for one or two gentle
men. Rent low. Inquire at GLOBE Office 327*
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Fine goods, low prices, Merrilrs motto.
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FOR SALE.

DOR SALE-Two standard size Brunswick l. Bake
4 Billiard Tables, in good condition. Call at
GRUBER'S HOTEL, Seven Corners. 9l3
| EloR SALE Several pair of black, white and grey
j. rabbits, will be sold cheap. Apply to John Hof-
fert 221 Jackson street. 310*
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
W N. NJ. PYLE,
POSTMASTER.
Can the Truth q. eraahe a Lie.

Investigat on disclose, the fact that the
lady reported in the hssocidieo Press dis
patches. about aug 10Th, have died ID
Chissgo after two weekS use OF some re-
puied re medv for coipu Q icy, had. not
lax en Allsn's Anti-Fat. but had used a
preparation yut up by n ,eg ular physician
il Luyerne, Pa Allan's ALti Fat ls ma y
u'aclIreu In Buffalo. ~. Y, by the under
ri md. We have alrea y sold over liU,
100 bottles OF 1t. IL has therefore been
TAX III by thousands, and we challenge
poo FIRST II has evet harmed any body,
unless the reduction OF OBJ, Sc persons frs m
2Itr % pounds, leaving them healthy and
et.'ng is considered q misfortune. Fur
thermo.e, we hereby offer $500 reward 70
evdeace showing thai 1t contains pt ison-
Gus or injurious Ingredients. Weals o offei
$500 II we cannot prove that 1T has II tduced
number of persons as stated herein. ana
always without irjuIy. il is said lie Will
outtia> u, the truth any time, but we trust
that IN SO newspapers that have misleo
tho pub ic by saying that physicians at.
tribnte1 the lady's death to the use 81
Anii-fat (Which 10 On:y put ~p by us. ms
term "snli-Fat't being cur trade-marD
will CORE the false imprer sion they hsye
conveyed, BY publishing this refutation'
BOTANIC MEDICINE CO.,
Buffalo, N. Y.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
CURRENT CoMMENT.

:
The Austro- Hungarian Government has
certainly dificult task I'M holding together
and uniting In support Of any sort, of, ma
tional policy the heterogeneous element OF,
which the empire ID composed.--[ Washing
ton Critic. 100 Ra' sesoJ tqoy 9at 10 s3iA
The breaking up Of the Turkish empire
in Europe may iesd to the breaking up Of
the ill-conditioned Austrian empire, which
always has been o bundle OF antag0nisms
held together from outside pressure rather
thaa any interior cohesiveness, -7[ | Phfadel-i
phiaiR Record: sii ~ h9Josrib 10 hna
Cohen, The Washington labor agitasor,
has subsided like Kearney. He played his
insignificant part and has stepped down,
aud out, to be heard from, it is to be hoped
no more, forever. He has by this time
aeal ned to know, that although demsgogues
and bummers are sometimes tolerated, the
reign of federation In this country Is. very
short Williansport Bulletin.I0lw alt Ella
There ere no, sgmotoms Of q general re-
Ivival of business IN Great, Britian, to en-
courage im tfaediate Eope. /! !Itcannot 60 on
iindeguitely in drawing upon capital instead
iof subsisting and thriving upon profits.
The condition ofgEngland warpsus against
forming hasty conclusions 10 advance OF the
facts. Within few days we may be better
Iqualifed tojudge.[N. Y. Herald. ,ssna'
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
y 4 GHOST IN COURT!

A correspondent Of the New York Times
writing about The Billings murder trial,
hints that the gun with which the murder
is supposed to have been committed was
discovered through the interpcsition OF q
distipc ly visible spectre of the murdered
woman, who directed the searchers where
to look TOR the weapon, ard that it is likely
that this supernatural iDterposition will
bel sworn to In open court during the
lag the progress of the trial. Such q case
actually did occur In the Queen Aune,s
County (Mj.) Court in 1908, when an affi7
d wit was sworn to and admitted uponIthe
m AFTER of disputed will, testifying to the
presence and interposition Of ~ genuine
old fashioned ghost h.. r.Ie atN |
The facts of the case mentioned above,
briefly, are as follows: While the case OF
the will was pending In Court the plaintif,
according to his story, was one morning
working In the barn-yard when the spirit OF
tie maker of the will to which the contest
raierred, appeared to him IN person sni
made some statements which would sup
port plaintiffs claim If they could be re-
cognlzel. The man request d the spirit 70
give him some eyideucs BY which he could
support the sutheIttcity ofdhe story, and
the latter, STOPPING, placed both hards upon
fence rail lying near and the finger marks
were aiterward plainly visible on the wood,
as though burnt on, it with fire. At the
trial the rail was exhibited 10 court, and
upon Its silent testimony, and the sworn
statement of the plaintiff, his claim W o.
supported and the property bestowed or
him. h.r ~ 'O,i ~" S'iHa
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
A PUZZLED BOY,
f From the D. troit Free Press. = ''

From the D. troit Free Press. '''ti
The young son Of widow, living on Park
street, entered the house the other day with
,x,itei step, and called to his mother:
"Youd better get this house ell slicked
up, for there's a strange man going to call
as soon as he gets through TALKING with the
grocer on the corner ~
MAN with the gas bill, suppose" was
her Indifferent reply.
"Not by a lug full l' continued the boy.
"He's all dressed in broadcloth, has big
gold watch, looks as If he owned bank,
and he asked me about you.'
lis that possible! wonder who 1t can
be What did he aska' q '' %taIA4
-" He asked II you were as handsome ae
eyer, and If you had grown old very fast, and
If you had married againp'
"He did Gracious But who can 1t
be ?" .t!a t-.... ..-....'... ,,....s7f .r
~ don't know, only he's good looking,
and Iich, and-and-" ."
"What did you tell him ?" 's' rrg
81 told bim you wouldn't marry the best
man In the world, and that 1t wouldn't do
him any good to come spooking--'
"Ill give you an awful whipping If you
don't split the rest Of that wood ~ Inter
rupted the mother with sudden energy, and
he was run into the back yard and giVsn q
cuff on the ear as he left the door. He
leaned on the axe-helve ard surveyed tue
blck windows in wondermrnt, and by and
| by he unused:
,"She Is allus saying she's going to I'VE
for her dear children alone, but II this looks
like 1t then don't know the family l'li
tell the next man that the whole Blk of us
are on the marry for Eaters In the cellar and
posish in society 2" .a Da.IJ
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
WELL-DRILLED SERVANTS

After the peaceof 1915, the Duke Of
Wellington took into his London houses
hold several of the veterans Of his PENN,
sular Army, whose habits being more 10
accordance with the battle fields of Spain
than the saloons Of Apsley House, We're a
source Of unfailipg amusement to The
great Generals fashionable visitors; One
battered old fellow with one eye, who had
figured conspicuously at Or.hes and Tou-
louise, was installed in the gardening de-
p,rtmeni, the Duke answering all doubts
oshis fitness by saying decisively;-"Well,
he's dug trenches in every vineyard Of the
sought of France; I should hope he ought
toknow somsthing Of gardening after that"
Another veteran, who had been wounded
at Waterloo, was under discussion one
evening at dinner between the Duke and
Lord Anglesea, when The subject 'of the
discourse entered With The measured q ep
of the parade ground, carving a huge
pie "Now," said A,,sieSea, '1et us try
If the old boy remembers his lacings," and
turning snddenly round he cr!,d sharply:
.-"Attention!"I The old soldier instiuctive>
Ily dropped d his hands, and with them the
pie likewise, which exploded like bomb
she'll over the rich carpet in a shower Of
stesming gravy. The poor fellows's look
of dismay at this catastrophe drew a smile
from the Iron Duke himself; butthe Jester
FASTENED to console his victim with the as
surance that no English soldier could be
blamed for, knowing bis drill. ,y.s-n
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
PEABODY HOTELS

The large and elegant Hotel has been bss ie, ,,
cent,y lifted in the most exquisite style "
the the celebrated Professor Paine. 4 lie
professor exercises Sod wS,cpe
infn the stewards depa before IL Az
given OUT to ne cooks 1s saa Sthes seno
withstandine the large number guests
not single Sc Of dise b has 9soa5,sd
Sacilitv, The Professor has thus converted
drst Hotel int casa sanctuary oa n,syo oi
ny Is freouently the case with Hotels. lie
has the most experienlceda, lcea,ed Managers no sa
cater 10 the comfort, health and happiness
Of the guests, .instesd VI the passions and
morbid sppetites. ans charges are IN keer.
ing with le times, being W Per day l"i y
room and three meals Rooms with' az
board, from 80 cepts TO- 81. Weekly ooaIss
from IS 70 $l2. Board without rooms, sosO
per week. se, en- :, y. tickets TOR S2'
Open day nd n4ght- he cars rnnnl1K
nsst the dCsore Dn yey passengers 70 or iiOhi
snys16 the der %. or any paft OF the catysf
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
MAILS ARRIVE AND READY FOR
DEF IVERY, I..

WAY Mail from Whining on and
Northern r. X. from Readiug
and points North, ,......... 5.45, A. M.
New York, Philadelr hia. Bali. 'T @
more, Washington, and all t."
parts of tile country excerpt 'r 1
delaware ~ d Eastern Shore
counlies In Md.-....... .-.....:... t.4o, =
reninsu a. Mail, North of wy s1
oming Dola ware, 49,. " .:..... 5O,
Philadelphia and New YORK,
and all points North, East and % >.
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Bal'iinore Way NJ II. Western "a -
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PI iladeIpbia and New ora and
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Way Mail on delaware Western on ..
IL. h. ,......... ooVs
Way Mail from uristield, Nd,
. del. H.. r., ,.,..,.. .............. 5.0O,
Baltimore a Washington and all
poiats South, ,....... ...:.".. ...".., $40
Philadelphia, New York, md l..
poi ,.s Nortn, East and Test,... 8, 10, -
The Letter Carrislswill make their de-
liverles as follows $50 aud OLD q. m.,
and lis and 4.S0, p. M. -lt-ar
LocaI Lett RS 70. Carriers delivery shou;d q
ba d. posted Ia 7, ST. 0tfice 10 mln utes be-
fore She houi delivery. .,,
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
HER AID NOTES.

Our policemen are often seen resting
themselves. rl-." i'...
A chalk line drawn around preserves and
sugar bowls keeps ants away.
Throughout the entire world the average
consumption of coal is 500 pounds 10 each
person.
Green tomatoes pulled before frost kills
the vines will grsdaaily ripen until Christ>
mas II put in a cool, dry room. | ..
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
uLAUGH AND GROW FAT"

This anc'e 'ent bit of advice is well enough
for spare" people. but how ebout ihbse
tnat are already too nf4l? What Ia TO becomt
of them? Sit still and I'll tell you. Ate
many experiments, extending through
the celebrated an caly teal chemist, j. Q.
Allan. has pei fec,ed and given to the world
Anti-Fat. Thus far In several hundred
cases this great remedy has never failed to
six pounds per week. It is perfectly harm
less and positively efficient. sold by drug
giStS, .., .i.t' + -s....'. "a
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
sohoeDeln named the substance m 4 which v CHI: "

Schoebein named the substance which ne
discovered Qxones from, the Greek wor1
"Ozein, !" 81 gnifytng to smell. He supposed
that it was Oxygen In an active and h1ghiy
electro-negetiVe stato. Ny observations 90
not warrant THESE conclusions. as suo-
stances (such ag Chlorate OF P0tassa, elc.,l
that yield large quantities Of Oxygen give
but little Ozone, while others producluR
oroducirg little or no oxygen yield large
Quantities or Ozonel The most highly osun-
lied organic bodies are Cedar ood. Pine.
leaves, Blood. etc, etc; u the Mineral
salts, Alum, 5urphnr. Chloride Of Soda,
etc., may be mentioLea as agents yielulpt
ozone In abundance. Ozone may be man
ufactured from all ozonized bod1es py
chemical affinity, the evolution OF organic
matter, and the rapid disintegration VI all
ozonized substances, either by means O1
neat. electricity or other forms Of force.
Ozone is the antiseptic principle OF evely
substance possess1ng the powerto preserve
animal an q vegetable structures from de-
cay. The preservatiye and purlfytng. quail.
ities of IS aNt, GATSo,to Acid, Chloride OF
Lime, Ale Id. 80 ), sro eas to the presence
of OZohe,
T3pra pE Sd gI staaq -t,ygaE gI
DIR. Payna ccn pe opilDn4ted daily at DIS
offlces IN the Heabcdy Hotel Ninth stree
between Walnut and Spruce streets .Phlls-
dels hia. va ''r9'
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
FAT Peoples mIsFoRrUNEs.

Some Of the savage tribes enter their
dwellings through hole in the roof and
whea person becomes SO fat that he can
not get in, he is regarded as an outlaw.
Had this system been adopted in the
United States, the outlaws" could not
have made q more active demand for AL
who had lived In constant fear of sudden
death have, by Its use. heen reduced to a
&C m 'ortab'e living weight. the anti Fat
is bLre,y vegetable and perfectly harm
less. SOld by all drug lists
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
An.l-Fat Chemically Examined.
CERTIFICATE.

The analytical chemist. w. b. DRAKE, OF
Buffalo, N. Y recently analyzed Allan's
Antl.Fat, and gave the following:
CERTIFICATE. r
have subjected Allan 8 Anti-Fat TO
chem ical analysis, eyamiued the process
Of its manufacture and can truly say that
the ingredients of which itis compos d are
entirely vegetable, and cannot but act
fay, rably upon the system, and 1t Is we'll
calculated to attain the obj sct Of which 1t
isinte ded.
Sold by druggists.
W.B. DRAKE, Chemist.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
HE'S RIGHT THERE.

Tho Camden New Jersey jail, where Hun
tor, the murderer is confined, was nearly
depopulated Thursday morning by gener>
al escape and stampede Of the prisoners
Seven out of ten in the untried department
made bold and successful stroke Tor li5e
erty. This Is the fourth foccurance OF
eimilar nature within short time and the
fact leads the New York "Herald" cores
pondeDt to remark that the frequency with
which prisoners break away and skedaddle
for green fields and new pastures will soon
aake Camden jail equal to the Delaware
jail at New Castle.
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
nus OUCUPATlVN GUGE.

HAD the Arkansa .doctor'' taat "tapped.
he rat mar, thinkiug he had dropsy,l but
firding no water pi ionOnncelit dry drop.
sy. lived to-day. hs would. like Othsllo'
find "his occupation gone. ior Aliens Anti
Fat q purely Vegetable remsuy, safely. but
to 6 pounds per week. sold by all drug
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
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The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
It's Powers.

The world moves. SO does science. We
nave long been accustomed to read that
the want OF Ozone in the atmosphere was
the cause of the plaa ue. Of cholera, small
po1 diptheria, spo,ted fever, indeed. all
those diseases which have their otigits
from a vitiated condition OF the air We
breathe How to equal1ze the distalr beq
condition of the air we breathe TO q healtny
tone, or supply its health giving functions
q problem which occupied the best mi ads
OF the medical profession in Paris. Vienna.
Berlin, Dublin and Edinburg, as well as
eur own schools for generation or mora.
Professor VIM A. Paine, A. M. N. D.,
highly educated and cultivated physician.
to this cause Of disease and Its remedy
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05

AS q result he has discovered that Ills
eases originate In germs, Or in pain woi0 =.
parasites Now ifany persons are disp0seu
to be sceptical on this point they eau soon
be convinced, by tae use OF powerful
microscope, that this Is an absolute iaci,
and not mere ASSERT an This being go
what could be more natural than vne Doc
tors theory, viz: 80 cure the disease
you must destroy the parasites causing nas it2
able to take Ozor 9, the great health giving
element Of the air, and reduce LII u 10 ~
Catarrh, be destroying the germs causing
it. The same in regard to that ieaain,
deadly, simply because the parasites
causing it al e allowed, from the want M
proper treatment, to remain In the mem'
braile. when IL they were destroyed. nature
would In all cases do the rest. Their de-
struction Ozone will positively accomplish.
1t produces better results In consumptip
than any other known remedy, ana II
used before the total destruction oil tie
lungs viii produce a cure. The same 90, OF
Caucer and other diseases. ozone as uis-
inieetant has no equal Tor the bosy or SICK
room. li Il gOI 1yt4rE5s
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05

b It was first discovered BY Sohoenbein IN
1889 In 1880, Andrews and TAFT obtained
SRI, III gu titles of IL. from Oxygen,
means Of pressure. II is asserted by Lot "
and Odling that Ozone, contai6s three
atoms Of oxygen, whi;e the latte 3hss TWO
atoms, and that by comprising 1t to one
thirI Of It's volume Ozone is Iformfd'
tyzone has also been produced by passing
series Of !. .leciric sparks Through Oxygen
Gas by applying Permanganate Of totas-
SO to suiphuric Acid; by burning Phos-
phorus In Ether or by ,orcing air throngh
q solution of Blood, Ether. Permahganate
Of Potassa and rhosphorus. 20
The Morning herald., 1878-10-05
Post Offsce Hours.

of,ce open frora s4c A. NJ. to $50 T.
M. .s access,bls untiJ 10 p, NJ.
rrImMnAYS.-Openj jro 8 to A. NJ, ana
of vate Boxes acc. .ssible from Q to r. M.