davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

AIS. Dressed hogs active. firm. and higher at
t7.37T@ 1880. s, ,.,,,
~ dosing Cdif.--wheat In fair demann DIT
lower: sl.s4 4Q1si. 34,s February, si;5os c,,
Corn lrregular. 8Ihr. February. &C. Msrch.
oats active firm. and higher; 431af51c. fepru-
AIRY. de- March. Port Irregular: sls42f feDru-
AIRY, sis.57h March. Lard easier anu go '""'''
MILWAUKEE,
MILWAUKEE, January 25.-flonr nrm aln !"
No. 2 milwaukee, soft. cash and January: 7l.3Ia !,
Iebrrtlry Al .34H: No. Milwaukee soit, sl.zl-
Corn Il rpngrr: 40. z. 6z.c. Oats duh; No. -
42lr. Ryc wezker. Barley lower: No.. spring /,
cash, oifc: February, 9Jc. Provisions higher-
Nc>s-pofI- 1895 cash and January $3.50 feD-
ruary IDrti--PIfme steam. : 80 cash and jan
uary. siI35 February. Eses firm at s6.loes
SG.f5
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
{. Guilty A. INDICTED"

Judge Porfer's Closing Argument.
and Scathing Review Of the
Prisoners Act.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

1 " ERPOOL AND LONDON AND
u GLOBE INSURANCE COMPANY.
ESTABLISHED N 1896.
AS~F TS............-.........ON OVER $4,000 ,0O0-
BRANCH OFFICE:
I1f3 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND.
FIRE INSURANCE on TIE MOST FANOEA-
BiE TERMS.
DIBEC TORH
ARCHER ANDERSON, Chairman;
CHARLES T.. DAVIS,
RICHARD L. BROWN.
DAVENPORT & CO.,
81 Ij-lm General Agents.
HOWARD SWINEFORD.
IL HOS MAgN STREET, RICHMOND. Va"
FIRE AND MARINE INSURANCE AGENT
represents the following Wcl-kuOWn nr.t-ciass
companies:
ROYAL, INSURANCE COMPANY. INcrpOOl;
IMPERIAL and NORTHERN INSURANCE
COMPANIES, London:
LONDON AND LANCASHIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY. Liverpool: .........
CONNECTICUT INSURANCE COMPANY +,
Hartford
Combined assets over s60.00O.000. Deposited
with state Treasurer for immediate protection OF
Virginia policy-holdcr-, S22J,OOO.
Applications solicited. IA lin
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
Flour

Fiour-Wc quote: Fine. S4.5O6Sj: extra s.
supcriuc. 5000 5000; common family, -7.20@
$3.50; choice family, SSAsg.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

uAMEs McDONOUGH * co,
u iIXDFRTAKERS, No. Is NORTH
EIGilrEENTH sTREET; BETWEENv MIN eaaS,
AND fRANkLIN, RlCr nn Sn nN siiFTtL 1ei6
pn I,I'S GASES and CAsRETs. Orders prompt
" attended in city or country SSnf our nti Sw
carriages and hearse We are prepared :" "''""
Funerals III WHY a.l-sa, TaSIh3tF
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

d., Nose advanced stages Of bronchial
erde where great organic decay pre-
Blpss Ihe possibility Of restoration DR..
ss,e - Sough Syrup gives very grateful
'4a relief 10 the weary sufferer.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
GAINST SMALLPOX, DIPHTllE.
~ RIA, TlPHOID-IENEE, sc.

BLAIE's CHLORAL TINMOL PROPHYLAC.
TIC AND DlSlNFECTANT
destroys the germs of contagious diseases In &C.
cordlnce with the latest teachings Of science. IL
use Is simple. harmless, and agreeable 1t + en-
pioyed by some Of our able,t physicians.
Prepared b. 81. BLAll''
corner Broad and Ninth streets.
Price. soc. bottle. %" $
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
GUITEAU'S DOOM.

END OF THE GREAT TRIAL on THE
sEvENTy-FOURTH DAY.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
COMMERCIAL.
GRAIN AND COTTON EXCHANGE.
RICHMOND. January Is. 1882.
SALES.

WHEAT.-Nlixed. - bushels good NJ s1.fj.
CORN.-White. l0i bushels prime ~ SIC; l5l
bushels prime 10 s3c. Mixed. 200 bushels prim,
western 40 soc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

sury, but neither have been nominated yet.
The opponents Of the Administration, In
the mean while, say II is afraid to make APP
pointments. II must, however, sooner or
later, take the responsibility. II is stated
tonight that number OF nominations
would have been sent in to-day but for the
culo0ieS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
EOR 1882.
EST. JOHNSTON a CO.,
Oh MAIN STEEEr.

Oh MAIN STEEET,
offer for sale
WIIITTAkEB'S EPISCOPAL CHURCH ALMA
MAC for 1852. 2Jc
VIRGINIA AND NORTH CAROLINA ALMA
MACS. Sc. elch-iOc. FER dozen.
NENNOR'S WEATHER ALMANAC for 1882.
2jc. PHYSICIANS NlSlfiNG-LlSTSo Of diff
fcrcnt kinds. : 10 Sl.5O each. Calendars
given upon application. \ full line of STA
TIONERN, sc. BLANK BOOKS Of all kinds.
Ga
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
BRIEF NEWS ITEMS.


There were very nearly 5000 bills sent
TO the House Pensions Committee last ses-
sion, ana 20 per cent. OF the bulls now
before It were also before the last three
Congresses.
There was no session to-day OF the sub
committee investigating the Treasury De
parment
4 number Of army retirements viii soon
bc made by the President.
Government receipts to-day: Internal
revenue, s3S7,719; customs. $751;, 167.
Senator Lamar was in hi, seat to-day for
the first time since his reelection, and look
cd very well.
In spite OF the snow and bad weather
generally there were number OF lady
visitors nj the Capitol to-day.
Three colored women were taken TO the
smallpox hospital to-day-aIl inmates OF
the house in which a colored man recently
died OF the disease.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
DARgy'S PR0PHYLACTIC FLUID.
GREAT GERM DESTROYER.
nARBY's PRWINLACTIC FLUID.

FITTING or ~'fALL-POX
PREVENTED:
Ice q $ purified and
healed.
BN>ENTEGY cured:
WOUNDS healed rapid
~;
Remove all unpleasant
Od.r-.
TErTER drielup:
IT'S PUgFECTINIfAHM-
LESS:
For SORE THROAT itlsa
sure cure.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
CARBOLIC SOAPS.
For TOILET, NURSERY. DISlNFECTANI,
and LAUNDE purpose. use
LOVES CARBOLIC SOAPS

Ask your grocer for
LOVES CARBOLIC LAUNDRY SOAP
the o1or Is pleasant and the quality Of the soap l.
the best.
Is a procaution against SMALLPOX nothing l.
20 simple or cflicaciou- as Tie use OF CARBOLlC
SOAPS PURCELL. LADD & CO..
DO Is Wholesale Depot.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
THE CHARGE TO THE JURY.
Judge administrations and Rem arIss
ON tie Conduct of The Case.
4 VERDICT RENDERED
By the Jury After IA Retirement Of
Ffry-six Minutes.

WASHINGTON. January 25.-Judcc Porter
resumed his argument this morning, and
reviewed the testimony OF John w. Gut
teau. The prisoner interrupted him con-
tinually with the EXPLANATIONS. THAT Is IA
Iielv ".You're a bloodman," sc. lie be-
came 80 violent and noisy that it WIS with
the greatest difficulty the bailifl could quiet
him. The Interruptions Of the prisoner
increased in violence and frequency till. re-
inforced by objections from Mr.. Scoyillc.
the clamor and din Tor the moment resem-
IIod . small BABEL
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

u AM. TNDERTAKERs, 1904 -
t3r',tiin street incar GOvcrnorl, Richmond, Va;
Keep constantly On hand all kind * SOD as 1
~ ~ aTtIl roVERED BASKETS. Orders from the
cauptry promptly attended to both day and night
~. % - Tnf Ih3m
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
y,putN NEALE'S DOWNFALL.

~, Particulars or thc Sad Financial
.,h,vras>sncn or this Popular tonnr
'.-,..r Of Alexandria -Ris Mothers Sac
e.. $50. 600 Iaabilities-Miss cucsen-
,..,, and Mrs. HOOn Heavy Losers-Pcn-
-. uc Flies from His Home 20 Parts
takrowR. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
ENGLISH iNSTlTU-
IL TONS.

RANDOLPH 6 ENGLISH solicit orders for
thi, interesting aud valuable work.
HISTORY OF lIlGll COURT OF CHANCERl
AND OTHER ENGLISH INSTITUTIONS FROM
the TIME OF CESAR TO lillian AND
MARY. Bv Conway Robinson. Volume ! ready
~ an early day; = 80 law style. or in NO part,
cloth. S7.5C Volume IL. ready next winters al same
nricc. Us iU-dXw
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
SCARLET-FENEB
CURED.

CONTAGGOS DESTROYED;
>ICK-EOOMS pWiiitsiauG
made pleasant:
FENEEED ANp SICK
PERSONS relieved ana
refreshed by huihing
with Prophylactic Flu
idadl"d 10 The water;
CATAll;II relieved and
cared:
EIlYSIPEIAS cured:
BURNS relieved Instant
~:
SCARS prevented:
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
VNDERTAEIERS.

VOSEPH w. LAUBE, 80
% FURNIsHlNG-UNDERI AhER,
CORNER FIRST AID bA1AD sl"hLi''
RICHMOND. VI. .
WOOD AND METALLIC ~ ElAL-CAsts'
ROBES. HEARsE' HACAs, rs
rreieg-,nhIc and country orders solicited. NH
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
ROCKS. STATIONERY. &c.

II tt l. l. \ "
OF STOCK BROKERS
4 treatise on the Law of Stock Broker. BY AR
THUR and GEORGE BlDDLE, of the Philadel-
phia h1r. Price. 50.
\ SHORT HISTORY OF TIE ENGLISH CO.
LONIEs IN AMERICA by HENRY CABOT
LODGE. Price, -.
LIFE OF SIR WALTER RALEIGH. Sl.25.
HARPEE's MAGAZINE. sCRIBNtR's MAG
AZINE. BLACKWOOD'S MAGAZINE, aud the
POPULAR PERIODICALS supplied by
ia2O WOODHOTSE 4 PAi.iiAM.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
INNCHRITRG-

iHL fEoro~Lh GOVERNMENT BUILpiNG-CoN-
TRACT IEu-ThE NEW FOUNDRY AND
NioHlAf-WoREs-A NyCH-vEXED CUES
rl0N, nc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26
HEALTH Is WEALTH.

Price. j0c.abottlc.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1882-01-26

LOUISVILLE. Jgnulry 2J.-Flour steady ana an
= White, 73..c.; NO mixed, 60c. Ott1 steady E,
No . white, JOc.; 80. 2 mi Ncd. 45c. Rye .sctdy
No.2Sl.O5. Provision, very strong. Mess pork
SO Grit-melts-Clear rio. $3.50, clear sides,
- go Btcon lear rib. 5000, clcar sldc-'
sll. Huns uglr-curcd, ~ .8l 1910. WhiskeY
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29
fhts ts'cc&5.

TIE an rscIl,ents fer the week will be
ina c1.Ia5cti at the Athen@ui1l
this evening with TIE reproduction latter
Eve years) OF The grand comic opera OF the
Gar and Zimmerman. Or Peter the Ship
wright, with a strong local cast, including
The MasrnerChor, Ladies' chorus. and Sci
bert's complete orchestra. Woods Opera
house ana. Ccn!ey's Varieties Will be open
every evening Of toe week with attractive
programmes
i! The first performance at the Opera house
viii be o. Wednesday evening when
Briggs MinstreIs, new candidates for pub
lie favor in So. PAM, occupy the boards.
For the three last evenings of tine week
and Saturday afternoon matinee, Marbles
comedy company will appear in Estates
Attorney" one Of TIE pronounced successes
CT the season, with JOHN Dillon. always 2
i.vori:e II 81. Paul. il the leading role.
Tomorrow (lEonday) evening. the St.
Paul Lietierkranz will give its first
concert and bal! of the season
al Pfeifer's hail. on which
occasion an excellent programme is to be
rendered. Music by the Great Union band
ard orchestra. The committee Of arrange
mems, determined 10 maintain the excel
lent reputation gained 10y this society in
the past, have left nothing undone to Sc
cure nost pieasurable entertainment.
Mr. George kain. business manager Of
the Square Mar combination. arrived in
the city yesterday TO make arrangements
for the forthcoming engagement of his
company. The comedy is 6 new one. but
is ve-y highly spoken of where il has be en-
performed. Nr. Ben Magirlsy. that ster-
ling actor, is IS the head of the combina-
ton. ana has excellent support. The
Sc Eare Man" will hold the boards at the
Opera hoUss On Monday, Tuesday aid
Wednesday evenings o. next week.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29

artists have been entertaining the amuse-
ment and artistic portions of Manketo and
St. Peter with series of popular enter
tainmerts, the result being that perform
ances were given to large and apprecia-
tive audiences in each instance. The party
consisted of Miss Lenora Austin, elocu-
ZIONIST, Miss Marie Geist, violinceliist and
pianist. and Miss Eta Hawkins, soprano
singer.
The concerts were given under the man
agernen. Of Mr.. Chas S. Tarbox and enter
tainments were given on Wednesday ever
ing at Mankato and on Thursday evening
at ST. Peter. 4 programme OF unusual
excellence was rendered and the audiences
were large and uncommonly appreciative.
At S.. Peter in the afternoon the com pany
gave an entertainment at the hospital for
the insane before large number of the
inmates. the music seeming to exercise a
peculiar charm over the audience, the eff
feet being TO dispel for the time all evil
dence of insanity. and those present con-
Quoted themselves like an ordinary audi
Gnce.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29
S4TTLEE HRUS.
Their Great Fire Sale Beginning Tuesday
October 81

Their Grea: Fire Sale Beginning Tuesday
October 81.
The fire which was started in Sattler
Bros. store, week ago, and which caused
some of their goods 20 be partially DANA
ged by water, has given the people of the
whole northwest an opportunity to get thei1
clothing for the winter at a nominal price
These gentlemen had an immense stock OF
all sorts of mems and boys garments and
have determined to clean it all out and
commence with new stock throughout.
To do this they will dispose of their im-
mense stock at wonderfully low prices.
The sale commences on Tuesday morning
next, and not on Thursday, as was
printed in the advertisement in YESTERDAY IS
GLOBE. The announcement of Thursday
was typographical error of the printer,
as Tuesday next, October 31st is the day
fixed and no one should forget the date.
II any one wants good, first class wear
ing apparel very cheap. now is the time to
get it, but You must call quick for the
goods will go rapidly.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29
A Distinguished Visitor.

Hon. Walter II. Alderman is in the city
as the guest of Z. H. Galpin, Esq. cashier
Of the T. S. White stationery company.
Mr.. Alderman was elected to the New
York legislature of 1SS0-S1 from the 18th
ward New York city, on the same ticket
with Levi p. Morton who was elected to
congress, and is now our minister to
France.
Though the 10Th ward was
democratic. afr. Ackerman's popu-
larity carried him to the assembly by
a handsome majority. He served with
credit. and was known as the youngest
member of the assembly that year.
This fallihis friends urged him strongly
O run for alderman in New York City, but
his health and desire to continue his pro-
fession in this section of the country pre-.
vented his acceptance of the nomination
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29

BosToS, Oct. 2S.-The testimonial benefit
rendered by many prominent citizens of
Boston to VIM. Warren, the well known
comedian of the Boston museum in honor
of the Fiftieth anniversary of his appear
ance on the stage. was rendered at the
museum this afternoon. The theater was
filed with one of the most distinguished
assemblages that ever attended perform
ance. The floral decorations were elabo-
rate. The curtain rose upon the first scene
of Heir st Law in which Warren
essayed the character of DR.. Pangless. As
the beneficiary appeared upon the stage he
was greeted with a perfect storm of ap-
plause. and gracefully acknowledged his
reception. proceeding at once with his
role. The supported cast seemed inspired
by the noted event and in return received
deserved applause. This evening School
for Scandal was presented. with Warren
as "Sir Peter Teasle.''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29
ADJUSTMENTS.

To say that tie past week has been enc
OF the brightest, most enjoyable, and all
things .aken into consideration, most
satisfactory, IN the amusement line, ever
experienced il the history Of St.
Paul is not putting it too
strong True, ST. Paul has had the honor
of entertaining and doing honor to greater
histrionic naerit. as represented in the star
or stars. ard IN their respective supports,
but it Il unquestioned that in its
entirety. the engagement of Miss
Margaret Mather fully jus:ifes the
opening sentence. It is not intended by
this TO say OF intimate that Miss Mather is
the greatest artist that ever visited st.
Paul. By no means. 1t was not the e1-
pectation OF meeting such a prodigy that
filed the Orera house comfortably full
for six nights and drew out one
of the fBes. matinee audiences
ever seen III TIE city. On the contrary. the
audiences expected 10 see a young lady
who but q few weeks ago made her.debnt in
some of the most difficult roles essayed by
woman on the mimic stage, and though
Miss MatheE had been most e1travagantly
advertised, 40 higher praise can be accord
ed her than 10 say that she fully came
up 10 The general expectation.
No one expected perfection. Had they
done so they world have been previously
disar pointed, but they did expect to see a
wonderful little woman considering The
length OF Ter stage career. and ii this they
were not disappointed. anG one of the
greatest Of al satisfacfions in this life
is &c have cEe's ideal true 10 the
image constructed in theim agination. Dur
Ing he. engagement Miss Msther has APP
peared three times as Juliet and Leah
the Fo-saken.' and twice as ''Rosalind."
IT all some defects in her rendition were
easily noticeable as mentioned in the
GLOBE, but N only one did she
fail below the very colnph-
.nentary standard upon which st.
Paul audiences had placed her. based upon
advance reports, that OF Leah. the For
saken." The character in Itself. has moth
ing in il Of I'D attractive nature. Rather
it is a5ho-@ent &c The great majority OF
people; anG Miss. Mather is not
fitted in physique, Or other &C
qrirenents, acquired o. natural to cor
rectIy portray it and the sooner she drops it
from her >eper.oire The better. in the
opinion Of he GI.eBE, will It be for her rep
u-ation.
81 Woods Opera house the boards were
held during The week by MI. c. V.
Barry, with Inc highly sensational drama.
ESCAPED frcnn Sing Sing" supported by
Miss Efte Johns and the stock company.
10 - oss excellent business.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29

number of valuable patterns was also de-
stroyed. Loss Sl5e.o50; covered by
ance.
CINCINNATI. Oct. .S.-Eire shortly before
midnlgt broke oUG i'll ". S. Hunts spring
mattress factory, 49, W. Second street, in
ficted $40, damage to the building and
stock; partially insured. The building
belonged to James Howell.
WIIkEsBARRn. Oct. 2S.-The fire in pine
Ridge shaft was extinguished this after
noon. The heat in many of the gangways
was intense. An attempt Will be made to
resume work on Monday.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29
THE AMES CLUB.
FRUITFUL BUSINESS MEETING.
LIST EVENING.

4 Despondent Opening, hut a Most Hope
full and Cheering Endt"g-EncOur.g ing
Reports by DR.. A. A. Ames the Next Con-
gresham Grand Mass Meeting Next
saturday Evening-Addresses by Gen. e.
$. Bragg, the Famous W~r Democrat of
Wisconsin; Hon 1. DOnneiIy, DR.. Ames,
and Others.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29

1t tie second entertainment of the St.
Paul Dramatic CLUB. Thursday evening last.
::le following programme vas presented
b. the Newell Ministries:
cFertoIe -. company
Only 10 eee tser Faeo Again p. j. Scliaab
Not Il ees her frs.
Shbys got 3 'fobth. VIII Stack
81 Use MEs. Wlnsiow's Soothing Syrup.
Very Sad.
Angels 1eot ne al the Cross Eessls
..............Fr a1k Eannatortl
Any p-csty girl viii do instead.
Vanish, O Madden Observation-Disclosures Company
Yoa coalan't drive key away will; g club.
I've got a Bod Cold VIII Stack
You VIII - believe lin.
Use .roirc back 20 Dixie J. G.. Wall
Poor Dixie.
Die I{acx}eb berry Picnic. -. Frank Ha1lIaford
re VIA not play this OF tie fute.
oSCHEsTRl.
Ealla,uci ee-le Earcyii3e. ........ Dick Snlit
WIZ row delight tic audience for several hours
C7,ro Brothers. Banjo quartette. Messrs. Cor
don, Blurn, Stack AID Wea:herty.
Tbey confidently expect tia: after having EearC
them tie ladies' present viii reserve waitzes.
r.. Clis.s. Walton OK the organ Mr ". S. Morton
TIE Boston Organ has been purchased 1T great
expense 81 aid Mr. Walton in his great mus
cal speciality
Mo1siegar ByUiat0ar. IL. r. II. Ivan,
1has Song Is principally Dance.
Observation-Disclosures Farewell. >, Aessra. Schaub
Heicle3n, Ferte nd Simons.
While al tie gentlemen performed
their parts IN q manner that showed great
study and ts2stes adapted TO the minstrel
profession, ii is only justice 10 say that
the hoHors Of the evening were won by
Mr Richard Smith, as "Madamoiselle
5a2dyhne, Queen Of the ballet Mr.
Frank Newell, the youthful manager. de-
serves great credit for the success of this
his first venture, and it is only to be re-
GREETED that his arduous duties OF
hosting the curtain and laughing
AT the Jokes. IL which duties he was entire
~ unassisted, prevented him from favor
ing the audience with selections from
Romeo and Juliet, and none can regret i
more than he does, as he ever delights IL
the sentimental. 1t is hoped that the pub
lie outside of the club, will have an oppor
tuaity Of seeing this entertainment re
pea:ed in the Opera house at an early
charity, refrain from a lengthy criticism
We will put the question of their success
IS Ministries aside. and only say in conclu
slo1, that the boys never looked better il
3heir lives. They would almost have beer
G credit TO the Metropolitan dining room
a Successful Concert Ioxr
nyyiEQ The pSet week a trio of ST. Pan
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29

Speaking of this organization to appear
at the Opera house Wednesday evening.
the Toledo, o.. Eveatag Bee says: This
troupe of artists played before delighted
audience last night, and proved themselves
to be combination of no second rate.
They are fully up TO and il many respects
ahead Of the high standard TO which min
streisy in this country has attained. Their
clog dancing artists are par excellence, and
as singers rhe company has but few equals
in the country. They give their closing
en.er :ainmeat this evening"
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1882-10-29

*Why is Mrs. Lydia z. Pinknam's Vegetable
Compound lie the Mississippi river in spring
fresheef Because the immense. volume of this
healing rive- moves with such momentum that
it sweeps away all obstacles ard is literally
flooding the country.