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81 zee fe min 8eim Nufbifen
Der an unierer unirten 6ir9e nn3ubrins
senben 6isuren rel Der Gii6ler Grhen
aus Der 66be Don etwa 40 SUB auf oas
9flaifer nor Der &irde berab uno erIitt
einen Sddbelbru9, Der ieinen IOfortisen
Cob CUR 6OI9e bate.
@rumb. Auf Der @rube ,Silbern
Aal@ lit Der Me6ineI6u9t, in pel6em
Die 6abrtunit bdust, 3uiammeueebrO4en.
Benin Qus6eflern bes 6ol5werts in Der
5iefe oes S6a6tes mar bur6 ben Srn6
Der Seritrebuns bic gauge gerSimmeruns
6es S9a8tes 5um Wei9en 9etommen
un6 bate Die JeIss unb @rbmaheu Der
Seitenpdu6e nit in bic Eiefe gerinen.
Die Mr6eiter wuren weni9e Minuten uors
her u~usaeIahreu.
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1eber in OueII Swi6en
suei 8riibern entnebmen mir benz y@9o"
folgenoe G~inseIubeiten: SSn elmer or9ez
ie6enen ruiiii9en Tamilie wu9ien Spet
Sriiber 3uiammen auf. sic beiu6ten
3uInmmen cine 6obe ~2ebranltalt in Yes
tersburg unb troteu mad 8eeubiguu9
bes GURUS ais 6dbubri3e in elm @arbes
Regiment. Die iungeu 9eute unters
i6ieoen ii6 in ibrer 0%ebensweiie bebeuz
teno pon ibreu Romeruben unb na6men
uur ieIten S6eil an BEN in ben JteitaW>
rants &c. gefeterten Srsien Der pJeu-
nesse doree". Orei Sabre mad benz
4ustritt aus benz Corps beiratbete Der
Neltelte Elm iuugeS. f9Ones Rdbden aus
gutter 6amiIie. Wtt Der 3ett erfuItete
Iebo6 Die 9ie6e 6es iunsen 4aares, 10
baB na6 breiidbriser @be bic iunsen
@beIeute i6ou in peri9iebeueu Send
dern pobnteu. llntelbeHsn uerIiebte
lid Der jingere Bruber in feline S6pds
germ. Die uon elmer san;en S6aar
BON @nbeteru umsebeue junge 6rou
mertte onfanes nidts bon Der Qei6ens
i6aft, bic Tie i'm 6er3en ibres S9pasers
ent1ammt bate, bod balo fiibIte fe gu
ibrem &nbeter cine 10 leibeni9aftIt9e
9iebe, boB lie base9en nidt au;utdmpFen
I'M Stan6e PAL. BaIo uurbe Der junse
Gbemann pon giferiu9t erfaBt. IS
fam gu i9redli9en Ssenen, gu 9e9eus
ieitiseu 8eIeibisunsen unb gu elmer 6ors
berun9 einem Oueu SUif6en Sris
bern b.. Der GItere. Der beleioiate
9bemann, purbe in Der Seite NJ
BET = Der ilnsere, Der 8eIeibi9er, bIieb
uuuerlebrt pom Der &ussI ieines 8rubers.
Rad benz OueG rpur6e Der @erwun6ete
ms aAslauo sebra@t, mo Die pereinte
Bfsss ieiner Jrau unD ieines 8rubers
ibn BEN &rmen bes CODES entriB. 9lus
Oantbarfeit bnfir enti9IoB er iid sur
S9eibuns, inoem er bic gauge S6uIh
auf ii9 nabm. 4nf oieie @eiis tonnte
feline 6rau ii9 nit ibrem GeItebten pers
e6eIi9en.
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Merito, 8. 0es. Die meritaniI6e
National Sabn lit benz gertebr iiber.
geben moreen. Die Strefe pom bier
bis Gan RisueI betrdst 254 NseiIen.
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bemfm-MaHar.

8aIiel. @e9en bes Sales Ittsi6te
limb II aud Der erite Staatsanwalt
0tlbelmi uno Der Staatsanrpalt p. 0itbs
iurtb nit Ois3ip.iuaritrafe belegt wors
Den. Der sur Strafuerieeung uerurS
t6eilte 2tmtSri6ter bat Die Appeuatton
geoen bas i'm perurtbeileuOe @rtenntniB
nnQemeioet.
Nlufieben erre9t bier Der Selbltmorb
zines 5~e1ujGbrioen Suintaners, bes Sobn
oes un9eiebenen 8aufmanns S6ee.
2tus 6ur9 Dor Strafe weeen ni6t ges
%lsi'feter 5dularbeiten bat Der Rna6e
feiuen lob IN Der 6uIco geiu6t unb ges
fuubeu.
@msy ,@a6riagerin", Der Gbefrau
pes 5ieiigen Ga9eI0brer5 8eriting, ie9te
oGs ShoHen9eribt oieier Gage bos iauz
6ere 0anomerf. Ms9eu Betru9es be-
ttroite es Die ytIugs 6rau" nit Z OfOnaten
@~eidn9niB.
6ersfelb. NuIdBli6 oes 25iab.
rigcn 5ubitdums Der Nerrobnbu erbisle
ten bleienigen Beomteu uno Nr6eiter
oer'ciocu, pelde % Sabre bel i5r be-
~oieritet iirb, bas Ooppelte, Die, mel6e
10 5abr bei6GIti9t lino, jwei Srittel
uuo ole nod uidt 10 Sabre 8ei6dftigs
ten ote 6alite ibres @ebaIts sugeiebt.
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Ereir af1Str.

Sambur0. Die umfen9rei6en
Grbeiten bes Nbbru6s Der 0Guier gum
3lucd Der Observation-Disclosures imo einem
NtrIircr Observation-Disclosures Der
anoebli1 ca. 1000 Mrbeitcr Su b%iligen
4rcileu eugooirt bat, nm Die QemoIirurg
rpGbrcno ocs Q&iuters ia belorgen. Der
llntcrutgmer bat ais Gntiddoi9urg baS
DolS perlan9t, msl6e5 in oielen S5oDrs
6unSerte alten 6duieru meilten8 aus
Gibcuhol, beltebt. pd9reno Der StOat
Die Stejue unS 0uaoern erb0lt. 8et
Dem 2lbbru9, mt Dem man bereitS be-
Qounen, fommen piel peritedte Nltertbiis
mcr ;im SorIdlein
Die yiquioatiOu Der 6irma Suliu3
Sanotmonu nimmt einen o%erdrti9 9inltiz
Gen &erlouf, bar uorouslihtli6 iGmmts
lidc @ldubiger ocrielhen pou befrieoigt
rnS io9ar nod cine ni6t u~nbetrdftIite
Summc iiir Die Otuterbiiebsneu SGnots
manu'5 miro criibrigt perhen t0nnen.
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WMrttembkrp.

Mesingen. Oos bur6 Die Inter
i9la9un9en oeS i'm porigen Sabre mad
4merita ou, 99ebraunten 6ailiet8 Seitb
Der bieiigen @ewerbebont eutltanbene
Oeii3it betrd9t mad ber 9enaueu Inter
ludung 81 900 ST., poSu mod 81 900
%. iiir eiten gro3eB fommen, Der bur9
8sitbs S6ulo pcrIoren 9iug. IS uers
iiereu babur6 Die Otit9Iieber rs psf.
ibrer GinIagen.
Manfin9en. Die M0roer oes
Qammrpirtbs 0ermarn pon Grailfingsn
iino nod ni9t crmittclt. 0as bieiige
Nmtsgeri6t bat aui ibre @r9reifuns cine
8elobnung Don 200 N. ous9eieet.
llnteroeB tommen pom Der NIb fait tGgz
lid 9ta6ri9ten iiber neue Gaubanfdne.
S6mioen. Den rermO9enoen
Sauer Ybii. &auffmann Don bier bat
man in Der 9sdbe Seubo6's un einem
8aume erbdn9t 9%efnnben. 8ouHmann
bate Supor einen 6ru6tbdnoler, nit Dem
er in Streit ~9eratben, i9wer perIett.
@iuige nabmeu on, oaB er beSbulb 9aub
an li6 9eleSt babe, wGbreno anoere
9lalben, IS Tonne an ibnl Elm Serbreben
periibt poroeu ieiu, ba man an %ieiner
gei9e einen tiefen Sti9 in Der @e9enb
bes SerSens fano. 8orausii6tIi9 ptro
Die eiuseIeitete geri6tlide llnteriu6un9
bic SADIE auftldren.
8ranbfaue. 8ei 98ilbbab it bic
ySprouenmiibIe" uieberssbronnt, in
0erIitofen bas 8obnbauS beS WtourerS
Ste9maber, in 6orb oas bes S6reiners
RimmeIe unb in NasoIo Se9eniiber benz
,Qamm" 2 &obnbebdube.
Rnneu.
&arISrube. Seit Iaueeu Sobren
lit es I'M 2an6e ui9t 10 Iebsn6ig sepeien
nit Giieubabnprpiecten ausr Nrt, ME
chen Jest gum GbsiI iinb bisieIben ouers
binos bei9eioener gtatur, o6er es itnb
babel ale 9attuusen pertteten, uon Der
uormallpurisen Stnatsbabn bis CUR
StraBenbabn unb elettrii9en 8abn. Gs
I6eint, baB bic &entabiIitdt Der Dampfs
babu 6urIsrubesO urIa6 auf bieiem @es
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U~.liirinei;dJr 5taatft,.

QBeimQr. gQut zines nit Den be-
tbejliQtcu Te8itrun9en obge dtolienen
9 toutsuertrogeS miro Die rueimarii6e
8coierung fiinFtjg tein Otitgl:eo Der Oil
rcTtion ba SuaIbabns@ eleuI3ait mebr
e%rucHneu.
I05 W0ltbou5 gum ,,0te;5bcrg" in
Saalbom lit poufducig uteocy9ebrannt.
@eioo. Ole SetuW6Grbabn UteGls
eiou mjrb beitimmt am Is. 9}ou.,
ieoo6 uur bis Stutiou 2Itpejha, Dem
~il6crgcbtu weroen. Die turSe
bis mad Babnbof l&eiba, in mel
htm jest Die yiuien Q8eroous48eioa uno
6ibigt uuo Geraz@eiou einmUnoen, lit
nod njtt ierttg.
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8nntoreidI Sad1Tfit.

Geip3iG. 9a5 bieii9e S9murges
ri3t perugtbsilte ienen Raufmann 6drI
l8altbsr aus Srauurooa, pel6er, benin
Ulorbuerin6 OH ieintm &iuoe betrofier,
ben Go~6leu6Gubler 0ruue eri6oiIen uno
ben Oanolungs6ieuer Bed ~perDun0et
bdttc, III Is lfo6ren 3u6tbous. Der
Nngetloqte mill ourd Ber3weifung an
ieinym @e6m uuo bur4 Qtebe Su
Itiuem Rtaoe, uelae5 81 ni6t gum
Ni6enbr0oel berobgerpirbi9 ie9en wOute,
N pem Ger6re1en getrieben mOroen Ietu.
X66au. Sn SgitteI empfonoeu
fiir3li6 Die 0ol6e'i9en G5eteute lluDobI.
iein, 6as ii6 6alo in beftige 2eibi9mere
gen iteiqertc. 8alo horauT peritarbeu
beioe iii bcm turSeu 3ejtruum nom 10
WIinuteu. "a ii9 Die yeute i'll iebr GUT
ten G~er5dItniiieu befduben. 10 liegt Die
Tetmutbung zines 0iItmor0e5 iebr na6e
uno bot re 8e66roe aud bereiiS ums
iolenoe 6ed)er6en mad 6ieler 9tt6tun9
on9elttlt.
Oe0crou. Qabier sDuroe iiugit
bn5 iil6erne 2lntsiubitGum oes Birgers
mciiters N{eNerI6miot feierIi4~ be9an9eu.
Todcliu9, MIor9cnmulit. 0eputationen
II :. 10. mie 6elttdfel briidten Die 0cs
lJsbtbeit NIB 6o9adtung aus, Die Der
miirOiqg ,{ubiiGr QeniGBt.
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aartlrnhnrR.

9 9weriu. Oa unter ben uerGn:
Oerteu poIitii9eu Serbdltniien nur nod
Weuige Die 9~ietgun9 beSei9en, ii6 bas
Biirgerre9t gu %erfaufer, bat Der beige
N(u9lityat li1 berbei9eln6en, bieIe @iiroe
unlonit III perIeiben. Die Re9teruns lit
bierulit ni6t einuerltduben uuo mill nG9;
items Dem 9anota9e cine 8orlage wegen
Jtegelung bes 8irgerre6ts MAIDEN. Sic
SdufiGfeit Se5 BIr9erre6tS lit uno
bleibt elm 2lua6rouismu5, beitebt ober
aud nod in pteIeu preuBii6en Std6ten,
/. .. in Sal5weoeI, no mar 90 80. be-
3ubleu muB, nm on SEN itGotiid)en Wabs
len tbeiluebmeu gu bIrfen.
8asOw. Den @rbpd6ter 5tOB aus
SetteIilt bat man oils Gei6e aus Der
@arnow 9ejo9en. 8ermutbIitb Iie9t elm
uuglidsfau uOr.
OOmit. Sn Nisnborf uur6e eos
Mu9ow'i6e @eb6ft etn9edidsrt. gtur
;rpei Yferbe wurben pom benz gan;en
SiebitanO gersttet. Der BGbter unb
Ieine 6rau, bic wabrenb beS 8raubes
total betrunfen mareu, murhen inter
benz 8erba9t Der gruubfifrun9 uer=
baftet.
RramfdJwrie. Ltppr.
BeIpte. Oas Yi9Iafenbe Mdb=
den" Marie Oeumeionb uou bier 1T
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Olnrnburp.

Slbenbure. BUR 2utbsrfeier iito
bier in Der J(ciiotus III Der yambertifir6c
Eclieottesbicult uno i'm lbeatcr Die 2luis
iiibrung bcs SrotoriumS ,,2ntber III
Y&ornS" ltutt. Dim Nbeno beS IL. 9to.
uember mo8te Elm impoiauter 6adelsu9
ourh 6ic iQuminirte StGbt. Sn 8rafe,
N6rcnsb6f uno Naiteoe wuroen ebenfnus
Nadtliige p%erHnItoItct.
Sratc. 2(m Iinten Q9eierufer hoz
ben idmmtIits SdifisStmmerIeutc Ole
2trbcit cin9eiteut. sic wouen ii6 cine
2obnrebuttion non 25, ober niGt cine
iolhe pom 80 8fenni9en pes Gag 9es
foaeu lGfen.
0eImen9ort. Der 6of 0auels~
Berg su Sti6gouS iou fir $4,000 90.
sir NnIegu1lg elmer NrbeitertoIonie iiir
OIoenburg uuo Bremen 9emeinl9oftli6
ougetouft icin.
@utin. Quf Nnorbnuu9 oe8 Staatsz
miniiterium5 mirb nit Nnfau9 bes SduIs
iabrcS 1SS4-S5 aud in ben S6uleu oeS
SiirltentbumS 2iibet bie 8utttamer'l6e
S%rtDogropbie ein9efibrt.
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firsli6 aus Der Dntoni6en atnifaIt
,Nt0rieuitift@ in 8rnunl6weis ais seS
BELT entIafien worben. Die Batientin
sebt iest ib,er s~erpobnteu 8eiddftisuns
wieber mad.
Stabtbasem. 9err Ang. BrDds
mann. Serleser unb 8eboetfur Der bier
eri9eiuenben ,S9aumb. >9ipp. 8Olts=
!3tg.~, wur6e, neil er bur9 8er6Hents
Ii9ung bes Snbalts elmer ibm anonpm
3ueeianbten Boittarte ben 2~Mibesberrn
beleibiet 6ab:n iou. pom Der Straftdms
mer in gifeburs gu Ronaten @ef6nss
mig u%erurtbeilt.
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Ams nrr RhsinpfnIY.

ct. 9ngbert. Die @ebriiber
&ramer baben I'D pom Der 5trmu 8leis
6ert in gejpsi9 cine OrabtietI6a6n an
legen laiien, wel6e sic 8ef0rbernng ser
S6lofcu ron ibren Gtienwerten per-
mitteIt. Qieielbe lit 100 Meter lang
uno nit 90 Q8oger werben tdsti6 I'M
9ur9i6nitt 5000 3entner %9ef0rOert.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07
Business Troubles .

Ell PAso, ILL.,, April 6.-The private bank
of P. H. Tompkins, of this city. failed
yesterday, the first intimation being in
the shape of protested draft from Chica-
go. Tompkins made an assignment to w.
G. Randall, attorney, putting the habili-
ties at S25G,0O0, and the assets at $4,000.
The best authorities state the assets will
not realize over $4,000 or $4,000. To-
day the creditors representing $4,000 had
meeting, and signed paper requesting
Randall to withdraw. He became greatly
incensed and defed every one who signed
the paper. The town is greatly excited.
1t is stated that only short time ago,
Randall lent $4,000 on farm and put 1t
in the schedule at $4,000, and acquired
title to the same under the loan. Nearly
all the losers are citizens of Ell Paso, and
lose from $4,000 each to small sums. It
IS generally supposed that Tompkins has
been specializing in options.
TOLEDO, o., April 6.-The assignee of
the suspended banking firm of G. II. Coy
q Co., which failed on Monday states the
assets to be $123,000 and the liabilities
$29l,OOO. Liabilities over assets, $685.
| 900.
| CINCINNATI, o., April 6.-Jas. Dalton has
been appointed receiver for the coal finn
OF Henghold YungbIuth, who have be-
come involved, one member of the firm not
Delng Wiling to make an assignment. Liza
blllties about $4,000. Assets not stated,
but the receivers bond being fixed at
$4,000, indicates they are much less than
the liabilities.
New YORK, April 6.-Lawrence & Asher.
stationers, have assigned. Their liabili-
ties are $234,O0O and assets $15O,OOO.
Preferences aggregate $4,000. Among
the largest prefesRed creditors are Mrs.
Louisa Lawrence Sof London, England
$4,000; H. G. Stetson, $4,000; John NJ
Lawrence, $4,000; James W. Seligman &
Co., $4,000; and P. q ]. Arnold, London
$4,000.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07
To Start UD Again.

CHICAGO, April 60. W. Potter, presi-
dent of the North Chicago Rolling Mill
company, declares his belief that the
Amalgamated association will accede to the
concessions asked by the manufacturers,
and that they do not necessarily involve
reduction of wages, as if the selling price
is above two and a half cents pound it
means advance. He states the North Chi
cago mills will resume the middle of May
or first of June.
Gov. Butler on Fast Day PrOcla1nations.
BosToN, April 6.-Gov. Butler says of
the fast day proclamation, that he was re-
minded by the secretary that it was GUS
tomary to issue proclamation fer day
of fasting humiliation and prayer. He
looked around for Bible but could find
none in the executive library.
He then looked up the proclamations of
his venerable predecessors, and chose one
promulgated by Governor Gore in 1910.
Gov. Gore asked the people to abstain
from all secular labors, but went no
farther, because the clergyman of that day
did not usually preach on secular topics.
added the necessary exhortant against
that all criticism except upon that one
sentence. The rest is verbatim, and is di-
rected against that learned aud pious
mans proclamation, and not against me
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07
Combines GRIP

Although the political gossips say there is
GOODNESS between the President and ex-
Senator Conkling, there is no doubt that this
statement is to be taken in the Plckvick-
ian sense. The ex-senator caused the re-
moval of the clerk of the United States
circuit court CT the Eastern district of
New York, and appointed, by and with the
consent of the President, his former pri-
vate secretary. He has followed this ND
by causing the removal of the clerk of the
United States circuit court for the Northern
district of New York. This man is one
armed soldier, and his ability and integ-
rlty were vouched for by judges
Coke, Blatchford and Wallace. who.
while protesting urgently against
his removal, confessed their powerlessness
to prevent it. The new clerk is the broth
er-ln-law of Roscoe Conkling's nephew.
THESE removals and appointments are
said IN New York to be part of Conk-
llng's plan ito tighten his grip upon the
federal courts.' In ways that suit their
purpose, though ways that are dark, Conk-
ling and Arthur are conspiring for politi-
cal power regardless of the interests of the
public service. Trying to be very subtle,
the cloven foot of the spoilsmen is never
theless clearly discernible. Faithful pub
lie servants. IN ali parts of the country are
being knocked down and dragged out to
make way for the machine. IF the people
OF this country do not, at their earliest op-
portUnity, put their sovereign seal Of con-
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07

''lF pre-eminence in the realm of pleas
ure were the highest triumph, this admin
istration would stand foremost in Ameri-
can annals. But something more is need
ed for the successful government of a re-
public of fifty millions and the victorious
leadership Of a great party than the Ian
guild luxury of dinner, eating and the
sparkling flow Of midnight receptions
Thus remarks the Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette, the only Republican paper in that
city printed in the English language, and
the language is good and plain, but Ar
thur, assisted by "Billee" Chandler, has
set out for his Florida revel regardless OF
the incisive condemnation of his party
friends.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07

The people Of these United States usena
good many matches, the consumption for
1882 being 81 800, 100000, an allowance of
two matches per day, all the year round,
for every man, woman and child of our
fifty millions. The manufacturers, having
a monopoly have been making good
thing after the manner of monopolies. The
stamp tax comes off on the 1st of next
July. This tax last year was 1927, 258,
and under cover of it the manufacturers
caused the consumers TO pay not only the
tax above the cost and profit of making
the matches, but added second profit of
S1,200,000, so that if the tax and the manu-
facturers' special profit under it comes of,
there will be saving Of $4,50O,0O0 to the
consumers. In fact the reduced cost may
be more, as the small manufacturers, who
were driven out the field by inability to
compete with the large aggregation of
capital, buy the tax-stamps in advance and
unable to give the large bonds required by
the internal revenue act, will to some ex-
tent resume their ayocation.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07
Held for Passing Counterfeit Money

The man VIM. II. King, arrested Thurs
day night at house of i'll repute under
the hill for passing counterfeit money,
was taken before United States Commits
s1oner Cardozo yesterday morning, and
after examination was committed to await
the action of the United States grand jury
in default of $4,000 bail. King claims to
be barber in Minneapolis. He spent
Thursday in st. Paul, most of the
time at the disreputable house
where he was arrested, spending several
dollars of good money during the day.
Late in the night he gave the landlady a
$40 greenback, which she not being able
to change sent out for that purpose, when
the discovery was made that it was coun-
terfeit. The police were notified and
King arrested, and upon being searched a
SO and So counterfeit bill was found on
him, large roll of old state bank known
as wild cat currency bills, and some postal
scrip. King explains that he was collecting
samples Of all kinds of money in circula-
ton now, or that had been in circulation,
as curiosity, and that when he offered the
$50 counterfeit he was drunk and did not
know what he was doing.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07

THE importation of dry goods. into the
United States from the first of July last
year, to the first of April this, period of
nine months, exceeded one hundred and
five millions of dollars in value, a total not
reached in any corresponding period since
1872, the year before the crash and smash
of '73. OF course the domestic production
IS in proportion to the foreign draft, and
shows that though there are great many
people in the country, they dress very we'll.
When people can dress well and afford to-,
it is taken as sign of prosperity, though
flush times and overproduction bring on
dull days and reaction. 1t is good policy
to keep reasonably near the shore, SO that
solid ground may be reached in case of
collapse.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07

A SINGULAR incongruity has just been
corrected by the Canadian postal depart
ment. A year ago the postage on news
papers was abolished, but owing to an
omission in the law they were still subject
to postage if distributed in the towns
in which they were printed, though circula-
ting frse all over the Dominion. An order
permitting their distribution free IN the
cities where they are published has just
been issued from Ottawa.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07

The newspaper of to-day is the great
free library of the people. There is no
line of information which is withheld from
its ample pages. People who do not have
time to read books, hardly need to re-
alize any deprivation, if they will spend
few moments day with their newspaper.
An admirable practice for the newspaper
reader is to keep scrap book by him, and
before he is aware of it he will be the pos
SCISSOR of library of choice and valuable
resource. Charles Reade, the popular
book writer, is great scrap book maker,
and his clippings from the papers fill
many volumes, and are indexed for ready
reference. The late President Garfield
was daily scrap book collector, and he
made unlimited use of the incidents, anec-
dotes and thoughts he accumulated from
the papers. Rev. DR.. Talmage, Henry
Ward Beecher and other men who entertain
the public are industrious newspaper read
ers, and draw from that source their most
apt illustrations. The newspaper is at
once educator, companion and friend. No
individual or family can afford to be with
out it.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07
Hop Bitters Are the Purest and Best Bit
ters Ever Made.

They are compounded from Hops, Malt, Bu-
chu, Mandrake and DandehOn-the oldest, best
and most valuable medicines in the world, and
contain all the best and most curative properties
of all other remedies, being the greatest Blood
Purifier, Liver Regulator, and Life and Health
Restoring Agent on earth. No disease or Ill
health possibly long exist where these Bit
tiers are used, so varied and perfect are their
operations.
They give new life and vigor to the aged and
| infrm. To all whose employments cause irreg-
ularity of the bowels or urinary organs, or who
require an Appetizer, Tonic and mild Stimulant,
Hop Bitters invaluable, being highly cura-
tive, tonic and stimulating, without intoxicating
No matter what your feelings or symptoms
ara, what the disease or ailment is, use Hop
Bitters. Don't wait until you are sick, but if
you only feel bad or miserable, use Hop Bitters
at once. 1t may save your life. Hundreds have
been saved by SO doing. $500 will be paid for
case they will not cure or help.
Do not suffer let your friends suffer, but
use and urge them to use Hop Bitters.
Remember, Hop Bitters is no vile, dragged,
drunken nostrum, but the Purest and Best Medi-
cine ever made; the ''Invalid's Friend and
Hope" and no person or family should be with
out them. Try the Bitters to-day.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-04-07
FahnIender Discharged.

The examination of j. P. Fahnlender, OF
st. Cloud, on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses, took place
at the municipal court yesterday. The de-
Tense was that partnership, which had
never been mutually dissolved, ex-
listed between May and Fahnlender,
whose names appeared as publishers
of Der Northeastern until three weeks ago.
and John p. Hammeril, whose name now
appears as the publisher. 1t was shown
By the testimony of Hammeril, May and
Fahnlender that when the paper was pub
lished under the name of May and Fahn-
lender, Mr.. Hammeril was a partner.
and May and Fahnlender claimed
that now that Hammerirs name
is at the mast head, they are partners or
were at the time Mr.. Halls check was
sent to the paper. The check was drawn
to the order of the Nordrestern, and col
lected by Fahnlender on the endorsement of
May d Fahnlender as publishers. Mr..
Hammerll then appeared and
demanded that the check should
also be paid to him, alleging that
Fahnlender was not the publisher and not
entitled to the money. On this representa-
ton the arrest was made. The court dis
charged Fahnlender on the ground that the
evidence showed the whole matter was a
partnership quarrel.
1t is pretty good common sense, and
tolerably fair law, that individual partners
cannot collect in duplicate debts due firm,
and hence, as the charge of false pretenses
falls, there will be but one payment on the
mooted check.