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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-06-01
Go to stees Bros for a 81 so ice chest.

Perfection refrigerators, Ice King, Triumph,
Zero and Iceberg refrigeratcrs, the best in the
United States, for sale by Stees Brothers.
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Removal Of the Gem -

See Cutters celebrated business mans desk.
Stees Bros,
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GEO. W. ECKLEs.

Pack your fnrs in one of stees Bros Red
Cedar Chests.
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NOR RENT-Front room, furnished or I'M
4 furnished, over store, 1913 Dayton avenue.
Suitable for married couple without children.
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nor RENT-Twe or three rooms, suitable
L for offices or light housekeeping. Inquire
at 327 Wabashaw street. 143*
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RAILROAD NOTES.

Tbs Northern Pacific road sent over twelve
car losds of emigrants' movables yesterday.
Superintendent stlmson, OF the st. Paul &
Duluth road. has gone to Saltwater.
The stock of the st. Paul s. Manitoba is the
most active now on the market. It keeps go.
ing up all the time, and yesterday struck
81 81. 1t advanced points and then fell of
2Hpoints, closing at S1.34M
The general passenger agents are consider
ing the matter OF the time cards. One road
the Northern Pacilc-is publishing its time
table in the GLOBE, and this makes it neces.
sary for the other roads to do the same
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HOUSES & ROOMS WANTED

A NY persons having good furnished rooms,
II with board or without, who will receive
members of the American Medical associa-
ton from the 9Th of June, will confer favor
by addressing DR.. A. j. Stone, corner Fourth
and jackson streets, stating character of ac-
Communications and price. 1861
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MISCELLANEOUS.

CT PAUL MUTUAL BUILDING AsSOCI.
~ alton, No. holds an adjourned meeting
prompt. to consider amendments to the arti.
cles of Incorporation and bylaws. Every
member is required to attend, and will be fined
for failure to do so
By order of the Directors,
r W. JOHNSON, President.
j. w. MCCLUNG, Secretary. 14S-151
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EOR RENT-Two suites of furnished
Il rooms, No. IL E. Seventh street, up stairs.
1kl]*
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STATE OF MINNESOTA,
RAMSEY COUNTY.
On this 3Oth day Of May, A. D. 1882, personally
came before nae, Alexander Ramsey, Henry Il Sib-
ley, Ri, hard Chute. Judson N. Gross and b. Net
tleton personally known to ne to be the i'd ntical
corporation, and whose names are signed thereto.
and each acknowledge d that he adopted and signed
the same freely and voluntarily for the purposes
therein named.
(Notarisl Seal. FRED. WOODBOURNE,
Notary Public, residing in Ramsey County, Mimi
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'iA'A COUNTY Co sH OF RAMSEY. SIS.
ONCE of the Register Of De- DIS
This ia to certify that the within intrument was filed
for record in this Office, at st Paul, the 3ist day
Of May, a. D. 1882, at II 80 O'Clock M. and that
the same was duly recorded 10 book Of incorpora-
tons, pages 30 to 242 inclusive.
@. q. LIENAU, Register of Deeds.
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TO RENT,
ROOMS.

EOR RENT-Large office room and two
Il smaller rooms adjoining; second floor.
Good location for physician. Located over
Merchants Dining hall. $50 Robert street. In
quire of Joseph Robert, No. 500 Robert
strset. 100 Sc
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EOR SALE-Horses-Four small sized
L ponies, suitable for children. Also, two
fine pair of carriage horses; 20 head of good
work horses; four pair Of mules, and fine bred
trotters and runners DR.. VIM. L. Mlntzer,
ip rear Of 81 and 373 Robert street. 1873
nor SALE-Good second hand top buggy
l. S. 8 Eaton 134*
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THO RENT-A commodious house. Apply
i at Horace Dunno & Co.'S furnishing goods
store, 3O7 Jackson street, opposite the Mer-
chants. 1876.
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HOUSES.

EOR RENT-House, 30s Carroll street.
Il Apply at 3OS Carroll. 150- SO
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Nor SALE-Two rejecting window cases,
IL very low. Inquire at once, P. F. Egan
& Co., rs East Third street. 149 IS
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hog LOST-The finder will be literally re-
IL warded for returning my liver colored
pointer. Rather small, white spot on breast.
W. P. Warner. 14Sx
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NOR SALE-A complete camping outfit, in
L GLIDING tent with five rooms, accommo-
dating eight or more persons. Inquire ]. l..
McAfee, Globe Office. 144*
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HORSES, ETC.

TOR -Cheap-New and second-h hand
Il top and open bugges, also new two.seat-
ed open buggy, by John O'Donnell, 34l Ex-
change street. 147*
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GALOON FOR SALE-Enquire of John
y Herman, Cor OF 7th and Cedar St. 139'
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I BANKRUPT STOCK of any class OF goods
- wanted. Address lock box 1862, Fargo,
J. T 10.
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OUTER, BUTTER-Choice fresh dairy,
ID in one and two gallon jars, cheap at T.
McNally's, 10 E. Seventh street. 1906
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T OST- On Sunday, May 2S, on Mackubin
IL street, between Marshall and Ashland
avenues, ladies' god hun.ing.case watch.
Finder will be literally rewarded by leaving at
postoffice. Mrs NJ. G. Clnch. 1862
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Will be received at the Office of the, City
Comptroller OF the City Of st. Paul, State Of
Minnesota, until 10 M, on Thursday, the LIST
day Of June, 1882, for
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nor SALE-West-half of lot ID, block Is,
Il st. Paul proper. SIS Eaton. 134*
NOR SALE-The residence property Of the
i, late Gen. German. Apply to R. L. German.
l06N
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FOR SALE.

LNOR SALE-A Democratic weekly news
i paper, established thirteen years; net pro-
ceeds S2,500. Price $4,000, half cash down.
Easy payments for the balance. A rare bar
gain for newspaper man. Address Globe,
St. Paul, MINI. 1922
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DIOR SALE-A few hundred shares of st
Il Paul Fire and Marine stock. Apply to P.
Il. Kelly. 70
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TNOR SAI.E-An interest in fourishing
Il country newspaper. Only paper in the
county. A rare chance for first class man.
Address B., Globe office. 116
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LOST AND FOUND.

T OST-Saturday, May 81, a black and tan
~ slut; wore brass collar with brass pad
lock. Finder will be literally rewarded by
leaving her at Zoos & Pruden's, 1877 W. Third
street. 1898
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NOR SALE-A saloon on Third street, pool
Il table in connection. Good business and
cheap rent. Object of selling, going west.
Apply to NJ. Lazarus, At Jackson st. 113*
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REAL ESTATE.

NOR SALE--Eight new houses and 70 lots,
L Sixth ward, and % lots on Dayton's Bluff.
P. De Rochebrune, 16 W. Sd street. 145*
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Sbnen pas lieber 1T, ionDern BON bet Wlib
Yil3 uub ein i6wereS @elo haben lie MIDI
setol lfet - id fSnnte bieie griefe an met=
men Sobn seben, cbne bab Sie ein Ne9t
batten, oas su tbun, lrrmit Sie mir bros
ben. Denn menn id, AUDI burd bieie
8riefe bic Seiratb 5wiiden meinen
Spbn uub OiiB Insela unmSslid ntade
ih tbue es bod nidt in bem Gimme,
pelden Der tcbte Mann pcrausseiett bat,
iOncern id) banble nur, wie ieoe Wfutter
an n,eiuer Stene banoeln tparoe unb lez
Der ebrenbafte Gater audi. sic beSreiz
fen bas ? 9eidt wabr? We(l! nnb 10
1T es idiere @lte BON mir, menn id bic
Briefe Sbnen gebe unb ta fir meine Sries
fe aurIdbaben tptn unb bas anoere, illen
sic. llno jeet iasen Sic Sa, uno iasen
@ie es idnen, benn id babe feline 3eit gu
warten uno id min nidt warten.
Die Baronin Bate iid init einem ener=
eilden Stud bic stusea absewildt.
Stein, faste iie unb menn sic es ehr<
lid meiitten unb ben Sanoel ebrlth biels
ten, nein! ST 9lnsela ialedt, 10 min id,
aud nidt bic Sano oa,u bieten, baB iie
ben 6errn @apitdn beiratbet. Damn
iase id lelblt: sic baten, 9ott ieis sez
flast, redt, uno feline D'utter wirbe es
leiben; bann seben Sie n,einetwesen Die
Brtefe Sbrem SOhne; er mtro mtllen,
mas ct gu tbun bat.
Ste ,ppllen alIo nidt ? 1drte Sabp
BaIbcaltle.
9eein! rief bic garsniu.
Damn werbe id Sie nebnlen beim Wcrt
uno bic griefe 9ebcn an meinen Sobn, 10
tpie er beimfpmmmt.
limb fe itanpfte, ben benz Stuhle aufz
iprinsenb; beftis auf ben Booen.
Ebun 5ie, mas sic nidt laiien fSns
men! rief bic Baronin, ben Glfd) surid.
itoBeno; mag es oann fomnen, fnie @ott
wir.
Sie mar, UNI ben Slid berum, bI4t
Dor bic 6aiefbe 8etreten.
limb @ptt ldBt ib ui9t fpctten, Sic
srinienbes Teufelsweib, oas laden fann.
fpenn bic l1nidulo gu Tull fOn1mt. Yfui!
pfui iiber Sic! limb menn Sie AUDI mall
unb perridt lnb, 70 iinb sic eS pOr pu=
rer Sdle9tisteit. llnb Sbnen mare beiz
fer, @ie bdtten einen Wabl ltein um ben
lansen biirren SalS unp lasen i'm Weere,
mp es am tieften If!
igortfebugs feIst)
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2Sicbttg fur 3ablfbpfGe.

proi. 3. @tStr, $50. 3o7 lablia 4.
Strabe. ct. eOuis, Wc. ii es selunsen,
lanSia9rise SatltSpfis'eit gu tu,irsn.
prcf. @tSsrs U'ettpbe iit icbr einfad.
Die fablen Stellen tuerbeu tGslid prei=
mai 9ebabet fiir bret Dsinuten NIT benz
baarer5enser unb innertaIb 4 Bnhen seiet
iid Der neue 6aarwnds auf ben fallen
Steaen. Dame1 uno 5erren, ipelde an
SubIfSpfisteit cber Gusfallen bes Saares
leioen, lcllteu nidt periauueu, iih ldrift.
lid an Brpf. StSbr gu renben. Yreis
SIS bic Glaide, wel9e 4 Wpden ausreidt.
24,7S2, ,tuw1i
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Sieraieidbrise Grfabrun9 ciner
Alten WGrferiu.
afrs. Dinslpps Spptbino @srup mir

Mrs. WInslows Spottins SYrup wirb
Ocn elmer Der bsRen Dottesinnea sue ssa
Wartsrtnnen tn ben Ser, 9raaien Ssrs
IGrieSea. Gr wuroe felt 40 Sa9ren ppn
WiilliOnsn BON Niittern unb &tnbern NIT
nie fsblsabsu grfolse eebrauht, (owpbl
BON esns Gage altsn 6inbe, wis Don er.
waAlsnsn G'apsrn. CT bsleitist Sdarfs
M Wasen, bsfreit pom 0iubtolt nnb re.
sulirt bic 0sedrme ; er oer1daift flr Sin.
Der uno Mattsr Rubs uno @ot,astaasn.
g1ir slauten. oap ess Sprup bas Bette
uno fAsrlfs Ntttel 1t sesen Dylenterie
unb Diurrtot bsi &tneern, sl.idptel ub
bur6 3abnsn peruriaht uosr bnra anse.
re uriaden. Cine GtbrauAsanweiIuno
,pirb jsber 5laide betsessben. IS 1T fstna
aA!, msnn n!ht ras 5aeImile ppn gar.
tic II. Ysrtlns aul Der @uJenisits Der Gin.
paduns satbaltsn 1T. Sn alien Wpotbe
Ten au tabsn, bic 5lalae 25 Gents.
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=. eSpsfe & SDbnc.

Steiner proft unb i6neQer llmlab
1T mas unier @ei6dft 10 groB gema6t
bat, 10 ba6 mir uns beranlaBt feben in
oieiem Sommer pieoerum unisre 2O=
Gale 5u bergr0Bern. lin nun NIT Dem
groben 8orratb BON Waaren fbneller
aufsurdumen, baben mir in fait dlfen
unieren 9epartements grDbe preiss
berabiebung porgenommen uno freuen
uns unleren &unben mittbeilen sl1 f6n=
men. baB mir feit enti6loiien 1inb, ieber
Goncurrens bic Spibe gu bieten uno mir
perli6ern fe 5uglei6 Der reellften Mno
freunbli9iten 8ebienung. as
Infer 9reB @1pbs DEPART
M ent bietet BEN 9amen cine bortre|I,
li6e @elegenbeit, feine mpoerue Waare
biGig 5u faufen. ]
Sn 9anbtii9ern, 3il6tii=
der @arbinen unb Bett=
5eug bieten mir bic grogte Muspabt
iomie au6 in @ttderei unb
Spiben unb 8dnAer.
unb &inS1rfriimpfe
in allen @r6Ben unb Sarbetts
S@ubm EFT in sr6Berer Nusmabl
unb gu billigeren preiien als irgenb
ein 9aus> barunter Slippers, bpn,
niebli6iten Opera Slipper nit Grend
9eel, big sunt eetpobnli6fem Sans=
-raNtoffel.
Cine iebe 9ame !peib, baB mir ben
beHen tpsiben 10 Gent 8 m e til
Dalten; es 1T cine CUTE 4l4 breitt
Waare, bic faf iiberall fii1 124 Gents
berfauft miro.
SIN fertig.en Nnsiigen fit Ser:
ren unb &naben bietem mir bic gr0Rt'
Nusmabl in gang Mehteres. llnler'
! gerbiuounsen nit aen aQersrbBte1
Sdufern in bieier Yrande befabig
nns, bic bette Maare 10 billig su Der
fQufeu.
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9tr1 Garl Sigmunb, in Oplilanti
Wti6., liefert falgenben 8eitrag su Ser
@ei6i6te Ser munberbareu &uren bes
ct. Safobs Sels. @enannter Serr
i6reibt: vMeine SD6ter litt felt bret
Sabren an &beumatismus i'm b66lfen
@rabe. sic tpur6e bur6 bas 2eiben 10
berfriippelt, bab fie feinen S6ritt mebr
geben fonnte. g8ir coniultirten Die be-
fieA sler5te unb f6euten ipeber @fiibe
nod Soften unlerem &inb 6eilung su
beri6affen. 3ulebt famen mir an Das
ct. Safobs Sel. Oie Mnmenbung bie=
fes tpunberbaren Ntittels mar BON bem
beiten @rfolg begleitet. 9ie S6mersen
beri6wanben, Die Sebnen befamen ibre
Sebnbarfeit Suriid uNb bellte 1T unlere
So6ter mieber gefunb unO munter."
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9tEshsr grstft.
Gemin ae In Seiraee rou

1887 g.mir"e In 9eiras. ssu s265.5ss
91- gnfrassn fur assnssn, fp.pts Staten fai
glIbs tSnnen rar In Der SfEss ii NsD> Srleaas
eema6t werbsa.
W,ssn s,ntarntaton ob. 9sffeuunnsa fdrsibt mas
az W. u. Daupbm,
Teip Srlsaus &c
gbwarb Tpore. @sent, ges 3uuiton. II. Ieeaala
sra6e. San antcnip.
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Sages Wemigfeiten.
SenlQub.

= gu Cane Sill i'm Snbianer=Serri=
tprium tpurbeu IL Snoianer Der Greet
gation jeoer nit 100 Yeitl6enb;ebes
beiraft, neil iie ar einem Nufrubr
3beil genommen battea.
= Sas gelbe Sieber nimmt in pen=
facola eiuen epibemii6en &arafter ait.
= Sefretdr 2incoln bat bic Bel9liil5e
Der Miififlippi=&iber &Ommiilion gez
nebmigt unb bic glrbeiten iollen balb
aufgenommen tperben.
= 9r. s. @laptDn, ber bon Der Mn=
flage, s. Setter in Gunsman, Mif,
ermorbet gu baben, freigeipro6en purbe,
if nabe Dem Ort als 2eide aufgefunz
ben tporoen.
= Cine Geuersbrunlt iu Garmerbille,
2a., 3erfOrte gigentbum i'm Wertbe
BON $4,000.
Muslano.
= Gen. WoleleD melbet aus sSsma=
Tia, baB @en. @raham am 20. BON
Nrahi pal@a angearifen muroe. Ser
Geinb muroe sllriidgei6lagen. 9ie
gngldnber berloren 8 Sobte; 81 tpurz
ben bartpunoet.-8or &amleb finben
fleine @efedte ifatt.
- Mm Der @rease bon Sbeilalien
atpil9en 3orbas unb 9esi fanb Elm 3u-
iammenftoB grie6ii6er nno tiirfif6er
Sruppen tatt. Geibe Sbeile bel9ulbi=
gen 1i1 Der @ebietsperlebung. 9ie
MHaire mirb gu 8erbenolgngen fiibren.
= Sonoor. prins Seopolo 1T ernftz
li6 erfranff.
= eSn Manilia farben an Montag
800 9aerionen an Der Gbolera. Sn
Ootobama ffarben an berielben &ranf=
5eit 572 innerbalb stpan5ig Saaen; in
Sofao ftarbeu our6l6nittli6 50 tag=
lid.-Sn einaelnen Sbeilen bon &uB=
lanb if bic iibirii6e peit aufgetreten.
- Sn 3acatecas traten atpel gegis=
laturen suiammeu. Die eine beitanf
aus Nnb6ngern BET 2anbesz unb Staats
regierung, bic albere aus Sreunoen oes
Gen. Sarcia Gabena. 9lm Nbeuo be!
20. fam es smil9en ben beioen Yarteie.
gum Sample, bic Gtaatstruppen nab
man oaran Sbeil uno @abena muBt
li6 ergebetl. Sebt berri6t &ube.
. = 2eHeps 1T pm Yort Sale nae
Marieiae auriidgefehrt.
- 1ie tiirtif9e &egierung bat oi
eneliIden 8eoingungen in SetreIf cine
! Militdrconpention angenommen.
E = sSnhiide aruppen bon Somba
> Hno In Sue3 angefommen.
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Wsuseiae.

Sierburd teebre id mid Dem Bubli=
tum ersebenit ansujeisen, bab id bic
81 a d linen gB ertfGtte bes 5rn.
Sacpb g dable an YrsIaltroEs ,nabe
Der Bride iibernon1men babe.
BETTER pcn Dampf- unb anSeren Wa-
idinen made i'd beioabers barauf auf=
merriam.
Gue Irten pcn Geparaturen, eie in baS
Sad oes Wa{d,inenarbeiters IdsIaaen,
merbea prompt uno tigig oussefiitrs.
s.. S0rei0er.
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- gnbli6 beginnt es sn tagen!
Selblt bic iiberlpannte @eiberre9tlerin
9r. Marp @alter iiebt es, ipie Die Oeut=
f6en uno beltid=amerifanil6en Srauen
ibren anglo=amerifanii9en S6mefern
in bdusli6en Sugenben iiberleget linb
unb iie f6reibt in elmer Gorreiponoens:
u@ines ber Srauenre6te uno sipar ni6t
oas geringlte berielben, befebt in Dem
praftil6en unb griinoli6en Ser ltdnS=
nib aller bdusli6en 9lngelegenbeitel1
-...8iele amerifanii6en Srauen iinb
bDllig unerfabren in bdusli9en Sertig=
feitem unb fennen feinen anberen @e=
oanfen als ben, eilten Gatten au befom=
men, ser i6nen ein 2eben ppn gi6ts=
tbun unb 2urus ermDglide. 9(noers
1T oies BEL ben beuti9en 6rauen. Sn
ibrer 6eimatb ipirb bas S9auipiel,
tpel6es cine Trou bietet, Die obne
griinbli6e bdusli6e @rsiebung unb
9lusbilbung beiratbet, als ein bo6t un=
erquidli9es betra6tet, 1no Bic Mitgift,
Die tie in Bic @be bringt, miro meiitens
als 9febenIabe angeieben. Sa, es fomnlt
baufig por, bab iunse Ntao6en ein
Sabr uno ldnger BEL i1ren fiinftigen
99tpiegernlilttern leben (?), nur Inn
ii6 bpllfommene grfab abrung in Der 9aus=
lpirtbi6aft a13ueignen. yiiemanb balt
in Seuti6lanb bausmirtbi6aftli6e
ST atigfeit fir ettttpiirbigenb, lpie einige
einfdltige Mdnner uno 6rauen in 9lme=
rifa bies tbun. Sd liebe Die gelun6en
unb praftii6en Soeen Der Seuti6en
uno i@ boffe, bab Die 9merifaner-bie
li6 10 laut ibrer ueberlegenbeit iiber Die
ganSe iibrige @elt riibmen-ni6t perz
9elieu perben, baB ein tuenig mebr
&enntnib BON bieier iibrigen @elt ni6t
nur ibr 8iiien, ionOern au6 ibre Se=
iGcioca9eit permebren tpiirbe."
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tEortfebuas frIBt.)

- Die ein3ioe wi1enidaftlid 5uians>
ntenseiebte eiienbaltiSe Msoisins welde
iein Scpfweb penurladt, foncern benz
@nfem ale Scrtbeile oeS @iIens obne
beHen idlimme @iseniaaften mittbeilt
1T Brown's gtlen 9itters.
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Detroit Iree preB pom Is. Ser J

5shbsimer Brcs. tabtn iosben etn gar'
lsao von Nssbs Gilt Gsgs aoaie erbalten.
Dieter Mrtifsl ssrfauil ith fs6r RAID nnO
70 mub es aud Istn. eenn ss III otne 3pe''
fel Der bsRe artttel isinsr @rt, bsr js sin'
aef6trt purbs, une bat ntdt 1etnss @lst'
den. Sur eas bette Material wsrb 3u
Nests silt gbss Sonic psrwauot,
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81 o 4.

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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-18
AN ALLIGATOR FIGHT.
A Lone HorSeman's Adventure
by Moonlight.

On Saturday night last Mr.. w. L
Renfroe left Dublin late after sup
per, and having some twelve miles
to drive he did not reach home til
2 o'clock Sunday morning. Mr.
RenfrOe'S house is about half mile
beyond Rocky Creek-a stream
which is known to be infested with
alligators. He had crossed the creek
and was near the house, where be
had a dozen young pigs confined
In a pen. The moon was in the
zenith and the night was almost a.
bright as day. Suddenly his horse
received a pOnderous blow on the
shoulder from the tail Of an alliga.
tor, knocking the animal entirely
out of the read. The alligator did
not follow up the fight, but now
stood on the defense, in threatening
attitude, however, with his huge
mouth stretched open wide enough
to take in the end of barrel. Mr.
4. took a rail from the fence and
rammed it into the monsters throat
AS quick as light the alligator
closed on the rail and hurled Mr.. r.
against the fence, hurting him
badly, and swapping the rail like a
chalk pipe stem. He then called to
his family to send him his gun,
pistol and ak. While waiting for
his weapons he amused himself by
pitching fence rails into the ALI
gators mouth. He broke q dozen
as easily as he did the first. When
his weapons came he shot the ALI
gator twelve times with a Smith
and Wesson pistol and four times
with a shot gun, and then buried
an ak in his head in eight places.
After all this life was not extinct
for twelve hours afterward. All
the pistol balls, however, did
not enter. Fully half Of them
glanced harmlessly from the tough
hide and went singing away
through space. When the monster
began to feel that his foes were get
ting the best Of him, in the agony
of pain and despair, he belloed out,
making the earth tremble.
He was brought to town and put
Oh exhibition here Sunday after
noon and was big show. He was
pronounced by all to be the largest
alligator they had ever seen. He
was over ten feet long and extraor-
dinsrily large for his length, it be-
ing decided that he would weigh
fully 800 pounds. Itwas discovered
that he broke his tail when he
struck the horse, and that was prob
ably the reason he stopped offensive
operations. The horse was injured
it may be permanently-in the
shoulder which received the blow.
Mr.. Renfroe is entitled to the
credit of an unusual degree Of cour-
age for the manner in which he
ridded the community of so unde-
sirable a neighbor.-Dublin (Ga.)
Post.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1882-06-18
Prohibition and Suffrage.

In the past we have favored uni
versal suffrage. We have always
believed that women are entitlt d
to the ballot. Our soul has not been
vexed with narrow thoughts of that
dire calamity to the hearthstone
which may philosophers have pre-
dicted shall follow the entrance of
our cooks and washerwomen into
politics. We have lifted up our
voice and have sharpened our pencil
time and time again in consistent
advocacy Of universal suffrage.
Hence we are entitled to be con-
sidered friend of the present
movement in our state TO confer on
our female population the elective
franchise.
Being a true friend to woman
suffrage we feel compelled to point
out again and again fatal error
into which the public advocates of
that measure have fallen. Not sat-
is6ed to achieve the ballot, these
over-Zealous reformers are bent on
tying woman suffrage and pro-
Inhibition together, neck and
heels, and pitch them naked
and bound int the boil
ing caldron Of party politics. Woman
suffrage is not a political question.
Prohibition is. Woman suffrage
does not involve rights of property.
Prohibition does. Woman suffrage
would not be unconstitutional legis-
l2tion. Prohibition would. There
exists no active organized opposition
to woman suffrage. To prohibition
the whole democratic party and
about two-thirds Of the republican
party of Indiana are firmly opposed,
and upon principle.
Therefore we again declare that
the two questions should be fairly
separated. Let woman suffrage
stand alone on its merits. Standing
alone it will call to its support all OF
the Iberty-loving of all parties.
Harnessed to prohibition it becomes
a partisan question, and will share
the fate of all of the republican
/ party.-Terre Haute AGil.