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The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-10-17

Can three millions of idle people and
ten millions working on half wages at
ford to buy the necessary comforts for
their families?
IF all were employed at full wages,
would it not add 81 900, OOO, 900 a year
to the sales in our home markets?
With chance like that would bank.
ruptcy and distress, and even death
and suicide abound, as all these things
do now?
What caused this deplorable state Of
affairs? Was it not done that the
bondholders should, by conspiracy in
Congress, get gold for the paper they
lent us and on which they have robbed
us of twelve per cent gold interest fol
period of fifteen years?
What is the plain RENE J Is il
not to issue absolute lawful dmoney o.
the United States and payo those in
human shylocks at once SIN their owl
change"-in the money they lent us ?
The anti-monopolist. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1874-1878, 1878-10-17

Short line Iowa Route via Bur-
lington, running through express
trains with Pullman palace car
sleepers to st. Louis without
change. % miles shorter than any
other route
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Land
Buyers

EASE among stock, ToRsADoEs, GLUrTED
MARKETS, failure in crops to bankrupt mer-
chants and farmers, or seven long winter
months to feed stock in and consume the
fruits Of summer's labor. We are now for the
first time Offering over two million acres Of
these lands on the most favorable terms, with
. river and railway running through the GEN.
ire Of the entire grant Descriptive maps and
pamphlets mailed free to any address. FIRST
class low rate land exploring tickets furnish
ed from all parts OF the north and northwest,
goodto 90 any day and date by river or rail-
way. Address, b. &. Lower, General North
western lrravelins) Land, Ticket, Passens-.
and Emigrant Agent, Little Rock K For,
Smith R. r. and the favor;te Texas route, 81.
.Au., MINI.
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Minneapolis, Burling-
ton and St. Louis
Mail and Express
(close connections
coming north) ......
Mixed, Minneapolis &
Merriam Junction,
connecting for local
stations & St. P. & S.
R. R.; as far As Wor-
Ellington ......
Mixed, Minneapolis }
& VIII. Bear Lake,
Duluth and Still,r
Omaha Express, fof all
points on St. P. s. S.
Z. Ry., Omaha and
California. ..... -.
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And Homesteaders secure
your Timber, Prairie,
GRASS, GRAM, FRuIr, CoAL
and MINERAL Lands, in
western Arkansas near
Fort Smith and the de-
lightful civilized Indian
Territory. In > mild,
HEALTHY CLIMATE. In .
country free from
DRoUrHs, HOT WINDS, HOS
TILE INDIANS, 0RAssHoP-
PERS, PEsTILEycH, DIS
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and engravings, sent to any address ..der seal,
on receipt of price, 80 cents.
A PRIVATE MEDICAL PAMPHLET, of 50
pages on the above diseases, with valuable in
velope on receipt of two three-cent stamps.
The physicians Of the Institute specially
tls II the at I'VE eases, and may be con-
suited personally Or y letter. Address all let.
ters thus: f.i..ENIC INSTITUTE
Office AZ y 's:-.dSt- ST. Paul, Mimi
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The CaIeniC Institute
Established 1861 and Chartered by the Leg
islature for the Treatment Of all Diseases
OF the Urinary and Cenerative Organs.
The Secret MOnitOr''a and Guide to Health

INCLUDING Sper-
lmatorrhea or Seminal
|, Weakness, Impotency, Go
norrhea, elect, Structure,
Varicocele Hydrocel Dis
eases of Women and their
Improved Treatment, to-
gether with the Anatomy
and Physiology Of the Sex
ual system in health and
disease, containing 3W
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You can get your moneys worth at Merrill
III IROTATORE.

Safe Arrival Of the Farini Opera Company
Last Nights Rehearsal--A Distin-
Ruished Critic on the Artists.
Despite the Vaccinations Of enemies
especially those at Baraboo-the Farini
Opera company arrived in this city yester-
day, and are registered, for the most part, at
the Merchants. There was rehearsal at
the Opera house last evening. to which
few musical gentlemen were invited, and the
unanimous verdict was that the company
had not been rated high enough in the press
comments here. Mr.. Henry G. Watson, the
editor of the Art Journal, and probably one
of the most accomplished musical critics in
the country, spoke of the members of the
company in the highest terms, before his
death. The following, from the last nun-
Der of his journal, will give idea of the
Oh ,racter of the talent offered to US during
the holiday week. The opera under criti-
cism was II Trovatore, which is to be pre-
scented this evening. Mr.. Watson said:
Nine Zeigler rendered the role of Leopora
wi III much dramatic power. She is actress
of mark. She has powerful voice which she
uses sklllfully, aud she sang all tie music
we'll some OF it, the aria preceding the ntiSeye1e
especially, with great dramatic energy and
effect.
Tue tenor signor Fredori was also debu-
tant, but he stood the ordeal we'll. His voice
is of exceptional beauty and power, and his
compass extends to upper g., which he takes
with perfect ease, and with clarion tone
which electrihas his hearers. The point of ex-
celleDce in his voice is, that the quality is of
equal purity and power throughout the entire
scale He is perfect novice; has not studied
over three months. and received his first and
only instruction from Signor Farini When we
say that he sang the music wonderfully we'll,
we pay the greatest compliment I'VE can to the
master and the pupil. This young man has a
great career before him, if he will ONLY study
earnestly, for there are few voices in the world
SO capable OF aeing moulded into great things.
Signor Farini acted the part of III Conte''
with great spirit and earnestness. The music
wa, a little beyond the register of a basso
cantante, but be sang IL effectively, and the
aria IL balen' was excellent specimen of
passionate cantabile singing.
Two days more bargains at Merrills
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RAMSEY COUNTY. TAXES

Table Showing the Amounts and For
What Purposes the People Of Ramsey
County are Taxed.
The GLOBE this morning presents the
tabulated statement prepared by s. Lee
Davis, county auditor, showing the valua-
ton of the real and personal property in the
city of st. Paul and county of Ramsey, the
amount of taxation on such valuation, and
the purposes for which levied. It is a
showing of which the officials of the city and
county can well be proud, and to which
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Confirmation Of Assessment for
Paving Jackson Street.

OFFICE OF THE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS,
CRY OF ST. PAUL. MINI, Dec. FL. 1878.
The assessment of benefits costs and ex-
penses arising from the paving of Jackson
street.. from Fourth street to Seventh street.
in the City of St. Paul, Mimi. having been
completed and entered of record by the Board
Of Public Works in and for said city, the said
Board will meet at their office in said city at IL
NJ, the Sd day of January A. ID. 1910. to
hear objections (it any to said assessment, at
which time and place. unless sufficient cause is
shown to the contrary, the said assessment
will be confirmed.
The following is list of the supposed own
err, names, the description of the property. and
the amounts assessed against the same, to-wit;
st. Paul Proper.
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STOP, STOP,

At the Bookstore of White. Stone g. Co.
81 East Third Street,
and see their goods. Among the many things
may be found large varieties of writing desks,
photograph albums, the largest variety in the
city; glass and bronze ink stands. paper
weights, work boxes, jewel cases, opera glasses,
porte-monnaies, portfolios, leather and canvas !:
chess men, bone and wood; crib boards and
boxes, dominos, dice and game counters, color
boxes, odor cases, in crystal and velvet, Vienna
gilt ornaments, Russia leather goods of all
kinds glove and handkerchief cases, pocket
books, card cases. pearl and leather; specie
purses, buck, silk and steel; dressing cases,
ladies' and gents segar and cigarette cases,
books in great variety, and other goods too
numerous to mention. Call and ash a,,-iles
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CLOTHING.

SlOO f osn si 51 T NH p5y s e say sss5
as every word is true We have III stock about IL rty
boys Atwood double-hreasted chinchila oyercoats
blues and browns, that cost as 50 90 last season,
Ihey have silk velvet collar, lined with the hest
quality OF silk lasting, bound with the best nohair
braid; sizes for boys from TO years. They are
signify shopworn, but not enough TO be noticed for
surance that they are worth more Than double tbs
money.
BOSTON ONE PRICE CLOTHING HOUSE.
342-SA 43 East Third Street. ST. Paul.
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To Our City Subscribers.

We shall esteem it O. favor if all our city sub
scribers who receive their papers by carrier. vii
report every delinquency at the Office. If the
paper is missed or is late we desire to know it.,
that we may apply the remedy. With rare ex-
ceptions the carriers can have their papers de-
ivered by half-past six. Where they are later
than that, subscribers should report at the
GLOBE Office. We have reason to believe that
there has been a systematic purloining of the
GLOBE from subscribers, and if failures to re-
ceive it are reported, it will enable to detect
and punish the guilty parties.
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PERSONAL.

The Merchants hotel has a steam elevator.
with all the modern improvements, with rooms
graded from $3.50 to $500 per day. The
following were among the arrivals Yesterday:
M. Hrton, Dubuque; M. F. Steele, BIS
marck; ], Ryan, North West Providence; C.M.
jerks, Phila.; J. L. Helm, Lu Verne; j.
Thompson, Hot Springs; s. F. Rockford, Mon
treal; u. j. Jones, Menomence; Miss E.
Leasure, and A. Van Claus, Bismarck; Nj. h.
81. Blackman, Connecticut; Signors Farini
Ravini. Fridori Eroldi, Mrs. Hilton. Mrs.
knight, Mrs. Dickson, Clara Lady Engles.
,Signor Bassetti, and the Misses West, Heines,
and jerks of the opera troupe.
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Municipal C0,srt.

Justice will be melted out in the meat-market
to the following, to-days
Private Mitchell, Seventh United States in
fantry. He examined watch belonging to
Lytle, the pawnbroker, and liked it SO we'll that
ne made off with it. He will get ''time' for
his theft of the timekeeper
John Lynch was found lying in the beautiful
snow, beautifully drunk
Gustave Stranglong was steered to the station
for lodging. He was found in confused
state probably due from the ardent and an at
tempt to break open a letter-box with his head
as battering ram. He'll probably be ram
med into Jail for q few daYs,
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RESOLUTION OF RESPECT.
Western Associated Press. |


BERLIN. Dec. 20-The following resolu-
tons were adopted after divine service to-
day at the American chapel:
We, Americans residing in Berlin, deeply
deplore the death of Bayard Taylor, our
minister at this court, the distinguished
traveller, orator and author, whose deeds
| and words have made him dear to our whole
| people, and famous wherever the English
language and literature are known, in whose
character and repute his country men have
felt just pride, and in whose elevation
to the high position he lately filled
all rejoiced, most Of all we who prom
ised ourselves from his presence among
as, both officially and privately, greatly in
creased enjoyment and profit in this for
eign land-we feel to mourn with all who at
home and abroad are now lamenting his un-
timely loss, especially with his family, to
whom we tender expression of our respectful
heartfelt sympathy.
The body was deposited in Jerusalem
church, where it will remain some months
before being taken to America. Before the
adoption of the resolution, Gen. Kreisman
Secretaries Coleman and Evarts, of the Amer
lean legation, made speeches eulogzng de-
ceased, describing his official career and last
moments.
The meeting decided to send copies of the
resolution to State department., Washington,
to the Americ n legation and consul general
at Berlln, and the widow of deceased.
THE FUNERAL.
BERLIN, Dec. 22.-T The funeral service of
the late Bayard Taylor took place at 2 o'clock
this afternoon, at the residence of deceased.
An aid-de- camp, Count Leondorf, represent
ed the emperor, Major Won Panrurtz repre-
sented the crown prince; and Counts Won
Buelow and Philipshorn, the foreign Office.
All ambassadors, including the Chinese and
Japanese, were present. The Austrian am
bassadorship being vacant, Austria was rep
resented by Prince Lichtenstein, the military
attache. Amongst others present were
Statesman Delprinck, Profs. Gneest and
Won Bunsen. the authors Auerbach, Spie-
haggn, Linden and Rodenburg, and num-
bers OF high officers, artists and scientists.
Herr Auerbach, speaking in the name
of German writer's lamented the decease of
one who was equally applauded in the old
and new worlds, who, born in the county of
Franklin, had died in that of Goethe, but
not on foreign soil, for Germany was his
| second father, and moreover by making
Goethe's masterpiece accessible to the
American nation, he had formed a fresh link
between Germany and America. The funeral
procession was followed by two six horse
carriages belonging to the emperor and en-
press, the carrlege of the crown prince, and
number of private carriages and many
mourners. A dense crowd OF people lined
the streets through which the procession
passed.
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The Secret

Of Nippolt q Graham's immense sale of sleighs
the past week lies in the fact that they are of
their own manufacture, conse quently the best
and cheapest that can be found. A nice as
sortment always on hand. They make a
speciality of repairing, painting and vanishing
carriages wagons, etc.
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1t Was Real Fun

At the 99-Cent Store on Saturday. for, in spite
of the crowd. everybody was smiling and good
natured, and the bustling, busy Young lady
clerks were as jolly as the buyers. Everything
was lively, lovely and laughable Don't fail
to look in today tomorrow and see the
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Scott's Restaurant.

ls' without question, the best conducted in
this city. His popularity increases daily.
branch of his business. Meals lunches. elr
are served at any hour. day or night, aud his
wines and LIQUORS second to none.
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At Booths.

Fresh Macaroons, Kisses and Fingers.
Superior Fruit Cake.
Ice Cream, all havors.
Christmas Tree Decorations.
Fancy Baskets, ETC., etc.
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Such a Crowd

As filled the 99-Cent Store on Saturday was
probably never seen before. The store was
literally packed from early morning till late at
night. Itwas perfect carnival of Christmas
present seekers. Go early to-day and to-mo1-
row if you want to purchase.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
ID. d. Lambie e. Co.

Are closing out their splendid stock of Vienna
fans, Russia leather goods, cut-glass bottles,
and the finest selection of toilet artic es in this
city at exceedingly low prices. Give them q
call
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III Yon Arc Wise

You will avail yourself of the cheap prices, and
excellent opportunity offered for the selection
OF beautiful Xmas goods, at D. D. Lambie &
Co.'S Everything you buy there is not only
OF the finest quality but real bargains.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23
The cheapest and best at Merrill's.
Let's Go to Browns

Say allseekers after the. beautiful. Certainly,
Brown, the Jeweier," has earned his popular
ity, for his store has been filed, not only with
the elite of the city, but with the choicest col
lection of rare and elegant Xmas goods. Don't
fail to see his stock before the holiday season
closes. It is we'll worth visit.
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Testing Tea and Cuffi

As thousands will verify, has proven that the
purest and best is sold at the Great Atlantic
and Pacific Tea Compa1es store, BIZ East
Third street. ~ 800
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IdG LAlE W1NiS1EHs
Especial Cablepram to the Globe,

Especial Cablegran to the Globe.
BERLIN, Dec. 22.-The sudden death Of
Mr.. Bayard Taylor is still the subject upper
most in conversation at this capital. 1t how
trarspires that Mr.. Taylor had suffered for a
long time from kidney complaint. He at
tached no Importance to the malady which
his physicians unfortunately always mistook
for symptoms of dropsy. These symptoms
increasing he was twice tapped. He conf
IDENTIFY believed in his recovery to the las,
and was in no wise alarmed at his condition.
On Thursday morning, after being dressed,
he conferred officially with his secretaries.
Feeling weak toward noon he retired to bed,
Lis mind began wandering, and be expired
at in the afternoon. Telegraphic mes
sages continue to arrive from all quarters.
Secretary Eyarts' sympathetic message prob
ably delayed in eusmisslon, came early this
morning
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OF MINNESOTA, +, :.

STATE OF MINNESOTA,
Ramsey County. 90
!, s. L. Davis, Auditor of Ramsey county, Mime
sofa, do hereby certify that the within is correct
and complete abstract of the taxes levied upon the
property in said county the year 1s7a for all
poses, including State, school. Townships and Mis-
cellaneous Taxes, as follows, viz:
For State purposes. .......s......S 61,76O 10
For School purposes ......... 24,7Ot 7.9o
For County purposes. ............... 46,937 1858
For Town purposes ............ -. 1883 50 As
Aud for all other purposes. 181,TO4 1892
Amounting in the aggregate to. IS 3l6,sso sc. s5
Witness my hand aud official seal al ST. Paul, this
21st day Of December, 1873.
S. LEE DAVIS,
Auditor Of Ramsey County.
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The "One-Price Clothing House" of Min
neapoljs Closed Out.

neapoljs Closed Out
This attachment business, since the repeal
OF the old bankrupt act, is becoming monot-
onously frequent. This legal, double-dis-
titled lightning, has considerable promiscuity
about it, too. The last stroke fell in Min
neapolis, and the victim is E. Bernstein.
"lhe popular one price clothier,' etc.
He has been closed up, and
the sheriff was. in possession
yester lay. The little business
was done at the instigation of the following
firms for the Gums as follows: Lauchien
BIOS, Philadelphia, $1,l00; Rinksdorff,
Barlie & Co., Chicago, $1,000 and Gimbel,
Florsheim & Co., Chicago, 1901.
popularity dis covered after the seizure
was that Bernstein nad no invoices, accounts.
books, papers, etc.. showing anything of his
business whatever. An approximate esti
mate Of the stock in store is set down
at $4,000, and his indebtedness is com.
puted at $4,000, or Whereabouts. Bernstein
contends that the seizure under attachment
is an outrage, imposition, and destructive of
his business. Therefore be proposes max
ing fight, and has retained Messrs. Loeb
rem u Gilfllan to conduct it. Report has it,
however, that the failure is bad one.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23

Twenty-one meal tickets, So so; single meals,
rs cents, at Williamson's. 81 Wabashaw street.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-12-23

The schooner William Smith, of South
Haven, arrived in the port of Racine, De-
cember 18th, with her fore-top-mast gone,
and in other respects considerable used up.
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ZINE PIANO AT Anc1IoN-1 vii sell =. IN.

ZINE PIANO AT AUC1IoN-I Will sell at .uo-
L tlon, at my salesroom, corner Fifth and Jackson
street, On Tuesday, December 24th, at II o'clock a
81. one very fine Octave Piano. in Rosewood Case
with Patent Agrafe Treble, Overs'runs Bass, front
round corners, seTpeniue Inouldiegs and carved
legs-costing few months ago $500. Reason for
seihrs, the owner is leaving he city. The rstru-
ment may De seen at my store this day.
P. L. KAYANAGH,
o4Z-45 Commission Auctionser
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Lots of choice goods yet at Merrill,a.

See sales in. want column by P. T. Kavanaph,
commission auotioneer.
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AUCTION SALES.

29 s00 WORTH OF FINE CLOTHING AT
eOcscUU AUCTION. vii sell at my salesroom
eorhe OF Fifth and jackson streets, beginning this
thondayl morning, and VIII continue each day
unnl all Is sold, very fine lot of sample cloth
lug In hne worsted, diagonal, chincha, aud beaver
oVercoats in mems, youths and boys Three hundred
frock aud sack coats, made from the finest MATERIAL
sewed with silk thread and cut in the most fauIuess
manner. Two hundred pairs pants in fine black doe
skins, worsteds, aud extra fine cass,nere Also two
hundred fine vests. The above is line of samples
lie up exclusively for city trade by very excel
lent honse inCheago, who has ordered their ut to
force them at public sale.
P. T. KAYANAGH
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s1l.oo for $500. See want column.
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THE GREAT HARVESTER.

| OO0tA VI COUSTSkSmdn DOV0TIy De- OOUS-
las, Of vfrginia-FuneraI of the Late
Minister Bayard Taylor-Resolution of
Respect by American Residents of Ber-
lin.
DEATH OF REPRESENTATIVE DOUGLAS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. Pc Congressman Bev-
erly B. Douglas, Virginia, died at the
National hotel, this city, this morning after
a brief illness of inflammation of the bowels.
The remains were taken to Richmond to-
night by committee consisting of Senator
Jones, Florida, and Representatives Hunter
and Goode, Virginia; Luttrell, California;
Carlisle, Kentucky; Dunnell, Minnesota ;
Herzell, Illinois. and Clark. Iowa.
FUNERAL OF REPRESENTATIVE WILLIAMS.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 22.-The funeral Of
Representative Williams took place this
morning. The services were conducted by
Rev. Byron Sunderland, chaplain of the Sen
ate. The remains were escorted to the depot
by two companies of the Second artillery
and Washington artillery, headed by the
Marine band and by Lafayette Lodge A. F.
and A. M. a large number of Senators
and many Representatives and citizens.
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Notice is hereby given, that petition has
been filed of record with the City Clerk of said
city, praying for the VACATION and discontin-
through block II. Dayton & Irvine's addition
to said city. which lies southerly of lot ~ in
said block, from Nina avenue to the easterly ex-
tremity of said lot; and that said petit ion
will be heard and considered by committee
appointed by the Common, Council of said
city. to-wit: the Committee on Streets, Sewers
and Bridges, at the committee room in the
city hall in said city on Saturday; the 18th day
OF January, 1879, at o'clock in the afternoon.
IOHciaLl NJ. j. O'CONNOR,
City Clerk.