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Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-03
In MenlOriann.

The following preamble and resolutions
were adopted by the students OF the St.
Paul Business college last evening:
WHEREAS, after long and painful illness
Sophia l.. Faddis, daughter OF Prof. W. 4.
and Mrs. Faddis, has recently been taken
from her su4ferings by the great reliever
death,and her friends called upon to mourn
the decease OF beloved daughter and
sister stricken down in the bloom of her
womanhood after every effort that love and
skill could suggest had been made for
her restoration to health and the great
duties of life; therefore
ResoJred, That we, the students of the
st. Paul Business college, do most sincere
ly sympathize with the bereaved father,
mother and other members Of the family
in this their time of affection and mourn
ing; and be it further
Resolred, That copy OF these resolu-
lions be published in the city papers and q
copy be handed the bereaved family.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-03

IST your property for sale and orders for
IL purchases with Geo. H. Hazard, Real
Estate and Loan Agent, ITO East Third street,
St. Paul. go
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Firemen.

We have Hats for you cheap. Boston One
rice. corner Third and Robert.
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STTU4TEOYS OFFERED.

STrU4TEOYS OFFERED.
az ANTED-A competent booE-keeper; state
Nv line Of trade, how long, with whom beeu
engaged; also reference. Address S. Y. H., this
Office. 62-64
EETANHED-GirI for general homework in
w small family, German or Swede preferred,
at AT Wabashaw street. GIGS
gEJ ANTED-A good girl who understands
w cooking at $40 Rice street. GO
w ANrED-At the Grand Central Hotel, a
w girl to wash dishes. L. Chanson. 59-65
YNTANTED-A good girl for general house
w work. Apply 335 Pleasant avenue. 1854
ARJ ANTED-A good girl for genera house
w work in small family. Inquire at 35l
Franklin street. 56-62
TO BENT
ITO LEASE Business lot at foot of Missis-
L sippi street, 567 Broadway. 61*
Rooms.
NOR RENT-Rooms, furnished or unfurnish-
n ed. Apply at AS Wabashaw street. 62-63
| NOR RENT Second and third floors for bust
| Z ness, 23x100, on Third street. Apply al F.
G. Draper & Co.'s, So East Third street. 62.68
| NHOICE OFFICES for rent, upstairs, corner
| " Third and Robert sts., over Boston One
Price Clothing Store. Inquire of Secretary
Chamber of Commerce. 2G5E
| Houses,
| SKTANTED- Tenants for six small stores in
| w the Wigwam Roller Skating Rink, st Paul.
Ready March lst, 1888. R. f. Glasgow, Manager,
| 12S East Third street. 54%
! NOR RENT-The Proal residence, No. IS
! / Summit avenue. Inquire OF Mrs. Charles
Proal No. Park Place. 54-6S
| {-SOR RENT-A house in Sixth ward near
4 Ohio street. Inquire OF j. i. McConkey,
or GLOBE counting room. 44@'
| RIO RENT-rwo cottages and several rooms in
4 Sixth ward. Apply to J. c. Mccarthy. 28*
FLNANCE8L.
I'LL loan upon or buy Life Ins. Policies
! T.. P. Van Norman. $40 Jackson. 50
!
FOR SHE.
| ENOR SALE-Fine Kentucky riding horse
4 gated. Apply to ". S. Morton, room 80,
! Gillian block. 62-64
NOR SALE-5OO, 900 brick. For particulars
a apply to Mcknight & Kelly, Blakly, MINI.
Real FStufe.
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Action Cor Damages.

An action for $4,000 damages was
commenced in the district court yesterday
by Alfred Olson against the St. Paul &
Duluth Railroad company for injuries al
legged to have resulted from an accident on
the road. The accident took place on Sept.
81, 1882, at which time plaintiff was en-
ployed on freight train. The train col
lided with a hand car and several cars
were thrown from the track. Plaintiff
had his right arm broken and he claims to
have received other permanent injuries. 1t
is alleged that the train had but one brake
man and that it was in charge of an in
| temperate conductor.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-03

NOR SALE-5OO 900 brick. For particulars
A apply to Mcknight & Kelly, Blakly, MINI.
60-69
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Corner Third and Robert
HiGwa
Roller Skating Fink.
Concerning Imported Cigars.
Competent judges upon all sides declare the
Seal Skin Cigars to be equal If not superior TO
the best imported cigars.
Warranted free from scent or flavor produced
by drugs. Beaupre, Keogh & Co., Agents.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-03-03

NHOICE OFFICES for rent, upstairs, corner
" Third and Robert SITS, over Boston One
Price Clothing Store. Inquire of Secretary
Chamber of Commerce. 2G5E
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Ar ANTED-A competent book-keeper; state
Nv line Of trade, how long, with whom beeu
engaged: also reference. Address S. Y. H., this
Office 62-64
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05
An Auloblogr.rhIeal Note.

"Gimme q little straight poison. More'n
that. l want to feel my ticker. There,
that'll do. Yes, I'm from the West. From
California, and what d'you want to say
about It'll" The speaker was tall and an
gular. He wore his trousers in his boot
legs, and under the brood rim Of his SLOUGH
hat were partially concealed a very red
face and a much redder nose, which other
elements than those OF nature had assisted
to color. He leaned his broad back against
the bar in a down town Bowery saloon yes
terday morning, and the moisture ran of his
hat and formed a little ponl on the sawdust
covered hoorat his feet. "What'll you take,
boysP" he continued. "This is my drink.
Step up right lively now. Here's no! Been
round some? "Well, somewhat. Seen
some 'citement? Well, il l haven't
Lemme see; near onto 40 years ago up in
Michigan 1 trapped beaver n season.
Dead OF winter, snow on the ground, and
the creeks full Of ice. One morning went
down to the traps to see alter the ketch |
laid nv gun on the bank and went down
10 the water. Somehow or 'nuther Hooked
over my shoulder and my heart catne
Hopping, right into my mouth. An Indian
buck stood abovt q rod from me with his
tomahawk in his hand ready to brain me.
Here, barkeeper, 'nuther round. Give
me SOME Of the same. Well, l
jumped across the creek and lodged behind
a big tree. l peeked out. There was the
Indian right into me. | left there in a
hurry and made fora pile Of rocks. Hid
behind a big boulder. Looked over the
edge. There was the Indian right alter
me. l begin to see 1t vas life or death,
and I run like q deer across the open
country to another batch Of timber, lodged
around the trees, and jumped into the
water up to my neck. l squinted ove a
log which was lynn across the creek, and
ri be BANKED Il there wasn't the buck
about a yard of. Give us some Ticker,
bar.kseper. There, there, don't give me
your whole shop (; a pint's enough for me
at one drink"
"Well," queriei a nervous little man,
with watery eyes and a bilious nose, who
had taken q deep intel est in tue tale,
did the Indian do thenT'
"Oh, he killed me-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05

Pittsburgh Socsmaa,
Why should there not be on every well
regulated farm OF respectable dimensions
an acre or tive set apart for experiments
Any farmer will find 1t a matter Of grea,
advantage to work out for himself the
problems Of which he reads in the opera
tions OF others. In trying various kinds oil
seed, different modes and times OF plant.
ing, different kinds OF fertilizers and differ.
emit c~ultivating processes, he cannot but
learn many things In connection with his
business which would Otherwise be over,
looked-things purely incidental aud fire..
quently Of great value. The experimental
acre, we'll managed, is a school for both
old and young which Is not apt to be
abandoned II oncesuccessfully established.
The couhtry needs more sturtevants and
Sibleys4students Of nature's processes, aud
not blind followers OF the old and It may
be highly faulty methods. II you do not
care anything about 1t for yourself, readers,
start 1t in operation for your boys, and as
sist them as you can in no other way to
acquire a thorough taste for high class agri'
cultural pursuits. 1t is not live, pushing,
progressive farming which drives 30 many
Of the boys to the cities, but the dull plOd'
ding into which new idea OF an improved
method never comes.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05
PERSONAL.

Ex. Governor Leland Stanford has been
confined to his house for nearly two months
by muscular rheumatism.
Justice Stanley Matthews lost four Of his
children in a month and his youngest sur
wing son is said to be hopelessly Ill.
Ex.Consrsssman Robson has settled
quietly down in Washington since his de-
ieat and is pursuing his profession as a
lawyer.
Tho will OF George F. Wilson, Of Proyi-
dence, Il. l., who left 100000 10 Brown
University and $4,000 to dartmouth Col.
lege, and which was contested by a daugh-
ter, has been upheld by the Supreme Court
OF Rhode Island.
Rev. DR.. Duryea, Of the Central Congre-
~ra.ionaI Church OF Boston, speaks rather
disparagingly OF the Hub. at is the hard
eat place on the planet 10 do honest work
In an evangelical church" he says. "Uni.
tarisnism has tho intellectual lead here,
and IL q man Is in 3 hurry for results he'd
better stay away"
Sir John Rose, OF Morton, Rose & Co., OF
London, Is an eminently successful man.
Twenty-Five years ago he was q Canadian
lawyer; to-day hei Is a millionaire, q baronet
and A knight Grand Gross OF st. Michael
and St George. Lady Rose tnet Temple,
Of American ~parentage) was at Newport
last summer ona visit to her sister who re-
sides there.
salyini has sailed for. Europe on
the Labrador. His plans for the coming
year are a trip through Spain in the au.
tumn and, II affairs are quiet In Russia, en-
gayements at st. Petersburg and Moscow
during the winter. In the fall Of 1884 he
will return to America, and he expresses q
desire to see our whole country, going to
California and, perhaps, to Mexico and
Central America.
Oswald ottendorfer aud his vile, OF the
New York Saas Aitung, are to erect on
Second avenue two handsome buildings,
one TO be used as q dispensary, with labor.
tories for analytical and microscopic pur.
poses attached, and the other TO contain q
res library and reading room, with books
and periodicals In both English and Ger.
man. Both buildings will be presented 10
the German Hospital in New York.
Sarah Bernhardt has been getting her
lie insured, in favor Of her son Maurice.
Tie managers OF the insurance company,
the Era says, having heard so much OF the
fragile condition Of the actress, insisted
upon having tho separate opinion Of as
many as Eve medical 9 Each gave in
his conviction that Madame Bernhard was
In the enjoyment Of perfect health, and
possessed, moreover, remarkable physical
strength.
Count Delya, sou Of ex.President Dalva
of Hayti, who has arrived in New York
from Havana, Is as black as coal, but heis
very intelligent and his manners arc pleas.
ing. His sister, known as the "Black
Gonntess,n created q sensation In Paris a
wear AGO by attempting TO poison herself.
Her melancholy was caused by ~disappoint
asnt In love, but she has since fully fec0v'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05
nm 1. Illhn Carried Hls Polal.

Exchange
A story Is told in illustration Of the pluck
Of the Hon. Elihu washburne at the time
when he had more physical strength than
now. It was during one Of his canysses
In Illinois for a seat In Congress. He was
making the closing speech Of thecampaign
In the Methodist church at a place 10 miles
from Galena, and among his hearers, who
Included many Democrats, was q well.
known and greatly feared bully, one Pat
WEIGH, who, by the wav, was shot and
killed q few years ago in a saloon in Colo.
RADIO. WEIGH was slightly drunk, and had
interrupted Mr.. Washburne several times,
and he at length appealed to the people TO
eject him from the room. There was not
man in the audience who dared tackle the
bnlly, and he was permitted to remain,
until "Uncle Elihu' bimself, stung by a
tanning and grossly insulting remark oil
WEIGH, leaped down and, making his way
to where the drunken loafer was seated,
caught him by the hand, jerked him from
his perch, aud hustled him out the door
before he had fairly time TO breathe, much
less TO otter resistance. MIR. Washburne
finished his speech without further inter
| uptiOn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05
Bogus Idols for India.

bVWOuV uu+oAe.
A European merchant at Mandalsy Il
said to have made a good hit by the i'm
portation OF two cases containing a thou
sand glass Gaudamas. They cost abou
eighteen pencea piece landed in Mandalay
and were bought wholesale by q native o
India at eight rupees each. The European
manufacturer, however, while he hat
carefully initiated the rough workmanship
and large hand, peculiar to the native idol
had made q mistake by giving "rhe Ligh
OF Asia" blue eyes. This necessitated som'
alteration, which the astute native wa
equal to, and be also after some improve
ments managed to make agood profit OF
his bargain BY retailing the figures to th'
Burmese up country as having been manr
iactuIed by Brahmins at Benares.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05
BREAKFAST BUDGET.

There are over twenty hotels now build
ing In the City Of Mexico.
/ Horse cars rnu between FL Paso, Texas,
and PAso del Norte, Mexico.
A young man in otsego county, New
York, gained $l25, 900 on the rise in hops
within the last year.
A laudable effort Is being made to stop
high gambling In Montreal clubs, the limit
having been reduced to s..
A Nevada Indian has Just been awarded
Sl5, 900 damages from the Southern Pacific
Railroad for the loss oil q foot.
Nearly ten thousand Virginians by birth
are living In Georgia, and OF that number
fifteen hundred are located at Atlanta.
About one soldier in every Eve on the
frontier becomes q deserter. and nearly
one man in six Of the army as a whole.
Two men In England were put into prls.
on for six months with hard labor for the
offence Of poisoning q fish pond with
lime.
The United States has 1904 saw mills,
with 637 in Q1ebec, Ontario and Mantle.
ba. 10 1881 these mills cut 7~50,OOO,OOO
feet of lumber.
Rugby, Tenn, after all It's troubles and
drawbacks, now 8 oAs unmistakable signs
ois!eady and sound growth. 1t Is filling
up with people who are both willing and
able TO work.
A writer in one OF the medical journals
SAYS he has found the application Of u
strong solution Of chronic acid, three times
a day, by means OF a cancels hair pencil,
the best and easiest cure for warts.
Ireland had in 1882 S7,497 persons pro.
ceeded against summarily for being drunk
and disorderly; 2S,2l9 Of these we're from
Ulster, 24,432 from Munster, "a, lS3 from
Lelnster, and l0,663 from C%onnaught.
A lady in Washington ownsthe wedding
vest, buttons, and knee-buckles OF Light:
Horse Harry" Lee. They are made Of
opals, surmounted with diamonds. She
also has a piece Of his watch.chain which he
broke one evening while waltzing with her
grandmother.
A gentle correspondent, writing from
Salt Lake, thinks that It Is the Mormon
men who ought to wear the crown OF glory
in the sweet subsequently,, for he thinks 1t
would be a severe enough cross to be COM
PEELED to live with one Mormon woman, to
say nothing Of q halfa dozen Of them.
Statistics from St. Paul, Mimi, furnish a
report OF increase in manufactures and
Wholesale trade which Is simply marvellous.
The gain in wholesale trade over the pre-.
yious year Is S2,0 900, while in manu-
facturered goods the gain Is nearly SI,0OO,-
900. St. Paul's population in 1880 was
4l,A9S and is now ~variously estimated at
from 60, 1000 to 5000,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05
nnntehed PROM rhe oraye.

Ny wife was at the brink of the grave.
She had been given up TO die by three Of AL
legheny City's best physicians. They all pro
nounced her disease Consumption. Her fn-
~gtr.nails and lips were blue; was pnlseless at
The wris'; we were all called 70 witness her
death. at this moment neighbor brought
In DR. Hartman, who prescribed a~teaspoon1
ful OF Pe,una every hour. She improved
from the II rst dose, and In a week she was up,
and now (lpss than six months) she IL well.
ses psge so In the Ellis OF Life," a book you
can net gratis from your druggist IL not,
address DR.. Hartman, 0abnrn, Ohio. 7. 5.
EBxRLRIN, South Chicago, III. nav
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05
1ns Exciting Dat.

It may be interesting to many who feed
their horses oats, TO know that 1t has the
effect OF exciting the nervous system some
what II the results OF an experiment OF q
French chemist are to be relied upon. He
says he finds in oats a heterogeneous sub.
stance, which he has named %avenine. 1t
disSolves In alcohol, %isigranular in form
and Is brown in color. When present to
the amount OF one tenth OF one per cent,
over, II excites the motor cells Of the ner.
yous system. As q rule, dark oats have a
more exciting effect than white oats, II NJ.
Samson 10 to be believed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05

WHEN person writes a poem to kill time,
he may be pretty sure that time will have
it's revenge and kill the poem.-Boston
TrdnscripL.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05

cred, and is again a prominent figure in
PariSian society.
A niece ofthe late Richard Wagner has
been appointed by the King Of Bavaria 70
be roval professor Of the school Of music
which he has established at Munich.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05

Isaw so much said about the merits OF Hop
Bit,er., and my wllA who wa always dontor.
Ing, and never we'll, teased me so urgtnGly 10
ret her some. concluded IN be hnMbugged
Sgain; and ! am glad | did, for in less Than
two months use Of the Bitters, my wife was
cured, and she hf remained so for eighteen
months since. like Snch ~humbuRging,- II.
T., 81. Paul.-Pioaeer Pres. TrHs4w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05
A CA:RD.

To all who are suffering from the errors and In:
discretions OF youth. nervous weakness, early de
cay, loss OF manhood, de-, l will sead a recipe thai
will cure you. FREE OF CHARGE. This great
remedy was discovered by a missionary in South
America. Send q selfaddressed envelope to the
REV. JOSEPH 7. IMAM. Station D. New York City
on1lrThskw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05

Tae grave robbers captured 10 Philadel'
mia, are not as bad as those mothers who are
lie robbers, by negleeting the cough Of q
child, when they know full well that one
bottle OF DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup would cure
itand mako Il happy,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1883-05-05
GUIDE.
WHEELING & ELM GROVE R. R.

On and after Monday. March 49,. 1883 cars oil the
Wheeling q Elm Grtye faiiroad will run IS follow.
leaving The city. corner Market and Eleventh
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-29

"Is it not strange that it should have
happened before mep" he asked. II
had 1t on my tongue to tell him of her
death, but found myself growing sick
and faint with the recollections which
that name brought up. Mrs. Oliphant
tainted outright a moment after, and
can't divcst myself Of the IDEA that
something in the association had its eff
feet upon her."
Little wonder-little wonder" said
Killuth, in what was for him plying
tone. "You don't seem to know,
Launt, that it was Rose Sangerford
whom Rodney France Tilted for that
creature La June. She consoled her
self for her disappointment, but the old
love fingers in her memory yet. it would
seem. And apropos of the passion, what
does Madame Harrington say to this
proposed alliance of yours?"
"What any fond female relative is
apt to say in such a case" smiled
Launt. 'Has her fears for me, her
doubts if any match to be made be good
enough for her boy. is doubly indignant
that they are not all ready to say yes,
sir, and thank you,' the moment pro-
pose. What is more to the point, she is
seriously thinking of coming North for
the summer. l stay, in any event.
doubt very much if | go home at all
until / go on my wedding-tour."
fro BE CONTINUED
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1883-06-29
Lightweight Coins.

1t is well known that coins lose veal
by year a certain part of their intrinsic
value by abrasion in the ordinary ant
legitimate wear and tear of trade. The
process is more rapid when the coin:
are new, because then the edges are
sharp, but it is steady and continuou.
if the coins remain in circulation. Care
full estimates indicate, for example, tina;
an English sovereign loses, on the aver.
age, one grain in twenty years. JUS
at present the English bankers are s
good deal disturbed over this matter.
because more than half of the gold coir
in circulation in Great Britain is under
full weight. In their transactions with
the Bank of England the latter receives
only by weight what other banks anc
bankers receive by tale, the conse-
quence being that most of the loss rep
resented by the margin between the
two values falls upon the banks. Sew.
eral plans have been suggested fol
remedying the difficulty and substitu.
ting full weight for lightweight coins.
In 1912 and 1870, when the same trouble
vas experienced-though on neither
occasion was it so serious as now-the
Bank of England was empowered by a
royal proclamation to take all the light
gold brought to it, the price in 1912 be-
eng Is lis 10}d per ounce, which is
I'D per ounce more than the usual
price for bar gold, and i'd more than is
generally given for light gold coin. But
The loss on the light gold sent in was
4 good deal more than four pence, and
was probably nearer eight pence per
ounce. In 1870 the price allowed was
II pence less, and the amount sent in
was trifiing. The problem is very
difficult one. The loss must fall either
upon the community, the banks, or the
unlucky and innocent last holders OF
lightweight pieces. 1t has been sug-
gested that the Government should
make an allowance of one grain in
every sovereign of twenty years old and
of half a grain in a half-sOvereign of ten
wears old, and so on in proportion tC
age-this being the known rate at
which the two coins become reduced in
weight. Another proposition is that
the Government, through the Bank OF
England, should privately notify every
bank of its readiness before a certain
date and within certain limitations OF
exchange full-weight for lightweight
coins. But it is doubtful whether such
degree of secrecy could be preserved
as would prevent q considerable dis
turbance of the currency by the flooding
Of the banks with light coins, to say
nothing of the danger of extending the
practice of sweating" coins by the use
Of acids or the battery. There are, in
Iced, serious difficulties in the way OF
any remedy that can be suggested
London Times.