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ELEGANT AND Z sEru1.

CHRISTMAS PRESENTS,
EATON PERRY,
SUCCESSOR TO PERRY BROTHER,
FINE SILK UMBRELLAS NEWEST HANDLES. BEs,
sufEkib assoRrMFxr OF EMBROIDERED AM
FANCY HANDkERCH1EFS.
CHINA SILK HANDKERCH1EFS IN WHITE. Blu
AND Cardinal.
COMP ETE STOCK OF LIONS SILK vFLvETs, RAJ
liners RHADAMEs. GROS GRAIN, SURAH AN
OTTOMAN SILKS IN BLACK AND ALL COLOR
- FOR DAY AND EVENING WEAR
SILK GAULES FOB .5c. CANTON CREPES AMI
BEADED SATIN AND BRocADE VELVET TAB
LIEks. WHITE AND COLORfD SILK ILL
SONS: FROM SOC TO 81.
PEH TS M6ldiEAIiERp KIP S5pvEs
GLOVES IN TAN AND OFERA SHADES.
FRENCH ti ,Bk0ADCLOTHs AND TRICOTS FOR L
THE IAR q ST LINE OF GENUINE INDIA SHAW,
~ And Wraps EYER SHOW \ IN THIS CIT.
PARIS PLUSH AND SILK WRAPS NEWMARKET
AND FUR LINED SILK CIRCULARS
EN FANCY GOODS FOR The HOLIDAYS "Spl
-OlEN EVENINGS UNTIL CHI IsrNtAs.
,s.-SpECIAL APARTMENT FOR DIsPiAYIN
EVCAoICs GOODS. PLAIN FIGURES AND CO.
EkCV PRICES
SEATON PERRY.
Perry Bufllin9
Pennsylvania avenue corner 9th stree.
Established $40 dis
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

DOUGLASS
ATTRACTIVE OPENING OF
HOLIDAY NOVELTIES.
REDUCTIONS n al Departments and Special Prices
Al 10 iday Novelties sour Goods are Marked Pafnly
IN Figures with the Special Prices below. Purchaser
can see ct glance what they saving Our assert
meut too ARE to enume-ste but Department
nled with Cns Of the Best Quality suited FOR Holiday
Tres New Designs in Comb and Brush Sets Whisf-
Holders Jewel Gases 1glrt Sets Fans and Fan Gases
Fine French Bars handkerchief Boxes. Bronzes. Card
Cases, Fine lockethooks Cigar and Cigarette Cases Ne
cesar es, Jewelry Fancy Baskets &C. Sc We have the
Pretriest Assortment of Hanukerchiess in town least
the ladies SO tell and these viii be included in the
ductiou.
GLOVES, ALL STYLES AND PRICES.
SILK HOSIERY AND ELEGANT ELASTICS. LACE
GOODS. FINE UNDERwEAR, sc.
For Gentlemen we have Gloves all kinds: Elegant
Suspenders Zine Scarfs, Bows and Ties Fine hosiery
Handkechiefs silk Linen Dress Shirts NiSht Shirts
Collars and Cuffs Scarf Sleeve buttons. &c. &C
DOUGLASS
dis so. 52A 626 NINTH STREET
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CHa1srnAs Grrs.

CHR1srnAs Gurs
Nothing be more acceptable to youne or old -
either Of which can be bought 50 per cent below the
prices aaked at the7s finally furnished but expensive
stores BY visiting the
M1sF1T STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND sTREETs
Good overcoat ss ss. worth g.
A Better overcoat At Sc. worth $40.
Very Good Overcast at 81. so. worth Ga
sp'ssRSy Md SIS A ALL wSS Different
Still Finer Overcoat at s12, worth So
Fine ts.ysr Tricos or worstsd overcoss 1t els
A Fine Ker-ey overcoat at Gao. worth sss.
worth fully double ~ ~~' WV '-~ Wv
Bu'p si S sis a. i g Is e and s worth fully
Black worsted Suit at sls worth $50.
Black Cloth Suits at SlS worth $40
Fine Black Cloth Suits at S2j. worth $50
Full Dress Suits at s25, worth ESQ
Pants at e. $3.50 So a. $40 and ss-just about one.
halt the usual selling price.
Boys Suits from g. so up.
Mems and BOYS Oossamers being sold out regard
less Of Cost or Value.
THE M1sF1T STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
Open TIL p. NJ, Saturday till IL pm dis
Fon THr Ho11DArs
respectfully inform the public that have Just
received g fine assortment Of
IMPORTED BON-BONs
FINS ALSO OF MY OWN MAKE.
J. B. GAUTRON,
CoSF1sERIE PAR1sHNNE,
dlS-ot' SOC street northwest.
COOKS IMPERIAL CHAMPAGNE
Which has taken premiums in Europe, Canada and the
Unit states, nd Is indo sed by the first physicians
"ienllsts and cOnnosscurs of the world received this
Year GOLD MEDAL at thy Southern Expos ton Us be-
PURITY AND EXCELLENCE.
Price Per case. quarts $14; pints. al6
III, colnpGuy's discount to the trade.
leo cases just received by
HUME. CLEARY CO..
ols-lm S07 Market Space.
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IL WONDERFUL PRESENTS. 70

Ii WONDERFUL PRESENTS. l3
'aHsEsns' r, srsvz sf y noseVHTA'HH
PRESENTS eG GE5srs E il st Imported KID
PRESENTS! China silk HANDKERCH1EFs: hav-
reduced the CSC hdk'fs to 75c.
PRESENTS! Kinderxarten TOYS 800 novelties,
both pleasing and instructive. 19c.
PRESENTS, French DOLLS: move arms. head
aid legs opens ana shuts eyes, per-
feet IL shape. S5c. and CSC.
rREsENTsI our wonderful DOLL, at $50, is re-
duced TO SIS.
PRESENTS! All SILK spanish Lace FIGHTS and
SCAkFS in Cream and Back: reg
uiar price 81 33: special price CSC.
PRESENTS. Escnrial parish and Handrrn Span.
ish F1CHCS and SCAEFS, from
81 - to 5lo each: bargains
PRESENTS, Ele:ant FLUSH ,sEs satin lined.
Toilet Articles 1898
PRESENTS, PLUSH GASES. containing Perfume
PRESENTS. PLUSH s.TcHELs all co,ors. So
So and slas
PRESENTS. PLUSH If7ocKErBooks all colors,
50 and &c.
PRESENTS! Beautiful Satin FANS. hand painted.
e ont rsai fsSry y,, sti obs with or with
EE Err SIS, ssss HH orAE
F ssss i i ILL.,
1117-1119 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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{. I. DAv1psoS & Co.,
8 AsD n LIBERTY STREET,
BALTIMORE, ND.
patrons that they have completed their Improvement
at3 North Liberty street. by which addition they h.v-
TEN ELABORATE ROOMS
Fitted up in the latest aud hxhes. style of modern deco
rations.
Royal Worcester Ware
B-ve;Deton Ware CHOICE
DOuitun Ware. CHRISTMAS
Royal Dresden Ware
CASALINE STATUARY
FINE PLAQUES IN FRAMES
FRENCH FLOWERS
ANTWERP CABINETS AND MIRRORS.
Mantsl aud CABINETS.
TABLES. EAsELs. PEDEsTALs
OUR SPECIALITY Is
GAS FIXTURES,
OF WHICH WE HAVE
STOCK OUTSIDE OF NEW YORK
sE- ALL GOODS DELIVERED FREE
c. Y. DAVIDSON & co.
L.ooK Our FoR THE Uo11paYs.
CIR. RUPP PERT,
KR1ss KINGLE HEADQUARTERS
Nos 4o3 AND 405 7rz STREET NORTHWEST
FRENCH ENGLISH GERMAN GOODS AND TOYS.
ADAPTED TO
CHRISTMAS AND NEW YEAR PRESENTS
friends and the public in general that he has received
through his Agents in EUROPE the Finest Selection Of
TOYS AND FANCY NOTIONS that have ever been in.
troduced in this section of the country.
French and German DOLLS of all Designs
TOYS. GAMES, SOLDIER EQUIPMENTS.
Russia Leather, Work Glove and Handkerchief Boxes
WRITING DESKS AND DRESSING CASES
MUSICAL BOXES. all Sizes and Styles.
CHINA VASES AND ORNAMENTS.
WORK STANDS AND FANCY BASKETS.
HOBBY SPRING AND SHOO FLY HORSES
Boys and Girls Velocipedes and Doll Carriages
SLEIGHS. WAGONS. WHEELBARROWS. &c.
BICYCLES, ALL SIZES, OF DIFFERENT DESIGNS.
10000 other ARTICLES too numerous to mention
To avoid usual rush 1t Christmas times Customers
are invited to make their purchases early.
SELECTED GOODS CAN BE LAID ASIDE UNTIL
CHRISTMAS IF DESIRED. dl5-St
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HOLIDAY GOODS.
yyHarsrMAs Premium CArr1s

Having purchased Of Col s. g. Bradford Of Culpeper.
tile shall otter the meat Of the for sale, Be
a. nns On @ the "a at my store COR
O. SO and 81. tn street wing, Center Market
dD-3ts r T. EEANE
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HOLIDAY GOODS.

CHRISTMAS GooDs
iRANTI.ATED SUGAR az p~r,b
Mn ClIRON Slls fu- 81
NV CCRRANTS q lis Tor al
MIAED NUTS & lbs for 81
HaNbLEl's CREAM MIX TIRE slts forsi
sAN EUSSAN'S IL All GHlE~E ri
lbs ITALIAN MACCARONI SOC
LEE PkRIiIN-s NOnC Is Jar sAuCE %, ,-,....,-
Clio T. KENNEDY son
GlI No. l2Rq Z strs..f -. .
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CHRISTMAS FuRs
As a suitable memento. buya
HANDSOME SEAL SKIN GARMENT.
wehave DOLMANS NEwMARKETs and sACouEs
made from the London dyed Aasks Sealskin
Handsome MINK-LINED CIRCULARS, trimmed
with the tail border
Siberian Squirrel LINED CircularA
Satin and silk-Iined Circulars and DolmanA
Best Seal Plush sacques after Seaskin Pattern.
FEDORA" CAPEs and MUFFs,
OF Beaver and other Furs. for young ladiea
Dress Fur Trimming In Beaver. Chinchf1lA &C.
Lowest Market Prices
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That vulgar person. Sara Bernhard who takes
IL FOR granted that her gift at making faces and
striking attitudes on stage raises her above the
necessity OF observing the common decencfes Of
life. showed her true coarseness yesterday by max
ing brutal and cowardly assault on another ac-
tress who had dared 20 sattrtZe her. Marie Coonl-
DER. IL seems, had written a sarcastic life of Bern
hardt. ia which she was STYLED sara BarnuDnn
The shaft had the sting Of truth, and so enraged
Bernhardt that she armed herself with a horse
whip and her precious son and wen- In search Of
the author, whom when found, she procee 1 to
lash through the house. Meanwhile. we ~ odd
the friends of the two women INDUCED In a free
light on the premises The whole story reads Ike
fracas among the prostitutes and gamblers of
some mining town. and She how thin may be the
yeneering OF silks, dian On,,s. broadcloth and Il
can't Of art that covers The native blackguard.
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Srrclnrrrs FoR THr Horn,r.
'srsphoscoprs. our own apl-tst on Di~ti r-v u,s.
AID b L Shelf kes-dlg Stand and BIT. u-r, -.
portable Writing De~ks. Plush aua Iepf..r =
boxes. Jewel Cases. Drcss PztAatstaes St-.s.
Cases, GOLD Pencils. Christmas Car a. KS ia N
styles u Binding. Prayer Books and HylluAs In Go
NM BAILANTYNE & SON
al as 7th Street
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Ho11DAYGoops.

LADIES' and Gent emen's Collar and CUT Bo1es Lad'
and Gentlemen's Glove and Handkerchief Cases. La
dies and Gentlemens Toilet Cases; Ladies' and Gen.
tlemens Pocket Companions; 0entlemen's Dressing,
Cigar and Cigarette Cases: Gold and Silver Handle
Umbrellas and Canes: Gardeners Morning Robes
and Breakfast Jackets in SIX. Cashmare, Cloth and
other materials. in al the new shadea
Handsome assortment Of Neckweari In Claudenta Pu6A
Teck'p and De Joinville Scar9s, Fourth hand and
other styles Of Tss Gloves Of all kinds tined and
unlined; suapenders. new line Just opened; He'd.
cry, In Silk. Cashmere. Herino. and Cotton; Hand.
feschiefB In 6ilk and Linen, and many other articles
not nsceaary to mention 10 b found IN gsnsrAl
stock
Take pleasure IN requesting IN inaecton II Cur soda
- they Se al this season's purchase anA maxAed
Prices win visw to rsaly sale
W. 8. TEEl,
d1s ses R1MNSxLvANlA AvINu1
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The prediction that the House would reverse the
action OF its committee rules In the matter of
the alcoholic liquor committee received swift con-
hrmation yesterday. as before the ink was dry the
House, by an emphatic vote, 143 to S. resolved TO
continue the committee. The debate was AMI
mated and qlite Interesting. Mr. Randall said he
advocated the retention OF the committee on the
ground OF allowing the fullest right Of petition.
But the issue was met more boldly by Mr.. Vance
who debated the question frankly On its merits and
Carried the House with him. The fact is unmis-
taxable that the people are beginning to feel deeply
On the bearing OF the liquor traffic the safety and
happiness OF the community: and that being so.
the question Is bound 70 get into politics and to
have respectful attention In a popular assembly.
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ELEGANT AND UsErr1
CHRISTMAS PRESENTS.
KINGS PALACE,
sl4 7th street northwest
SOLD AT LOWER PRICES THAN ELSEWHERE
SIX Sl and i:ien Ladies' and Gents Handkerchiefs
A,adc-ur Lace Goods.
Lace and Silk Scarfs
fici.us, Pocketbcoks
-, Sstciels and Wallet.
Elegant Chdren's. Misses and LADIES' cIoaks froln
Childreli's Robes end Dresses Merino Clo.fs.
Forty Thousan Dollars Worth Of fine MfLIINER
o. 49, GOODS TO he slaughtered.
1900 buHches Of prime OsrI,T Il TIPS in all color
- -, from SOC to 81 Is per bunch.
plume.
n rs by the million
Trimming VELvE S. Satin PUSHES less than In
RIBBONS AID FLOWERS below manufacturer price.
If you are IN need Of
USEFUL CHRISTMAS PRESENT,
KINGS PALACE,
The Leader o: Fashion and Low Prices.
DIS sll Ttil street northwest
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JAMES g. HAYS l. CO.
q 3271 BRIDGE STREET
Georg town.
haze in stock for the Holidays. handsome Tea aets
Cooene and Mantle Sets. Chamber Sets. Majo'ica and
ware besides General assortment Of HOusefur
nishino Goods to which they Invite Inspection by
the buyers of Georgetown. dug Ats
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A. SAKs Il Co,

SIC AND sls SEVENTH STREET.
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Ho, FoR CHR1srMAs.

On SATURDAY. December I'D. and MONDAY the
24th vii offer for sale ut stands No 9Os La ave
and 81 q - market, Choice Lot VI Fine Beef. Veal
Lamb and Mutton.
We invite the public to give call
d20-3t' GEO. DONALDSON son.
nRAUoHTSMEN'S AND ARTISTS MATERIALS
H. comprising ColOrs for Artists Crayon Drawing Pa
pers Decorative Goods Drawing instruments racing
Papers and Cloths &C. &C. ct the est bshment OF
FkED. A. SCHMIDT
50i 9th street, near Patent Once
da0-14t and opposite THE Critic
w oMEN,s EXCHANGE.
liday GIFTS both useful and ornamental, can b.
found at the rooms sl7 18th street.
Orders taken for Cake for Christmas and New Years
Pressrvss and Jellies for sale.
BY making purchases here worthy charity WIN be
encouraged
VIII be open unt1 .. m until x-rnaa dlo.It
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CHR1srmAs SILKS
SPECIAL BARGAINS IN BLACK SILK DRESSES,
ELEGANTLY PUT UP FOR
HOLIDAY TRADE.
We offer an exceptionally fine line Of BLACK GROS-
GRAIN SILKS. BLACK SILK RAHDAME, at
S1oO PER YARD
We offer splendid BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILE,
BLACK SILK RAHDAME BLACK SILK RADZIMIR.
all ut
$1.25 PER YARD
We offer a magnificent BLACK GROS-GRAIN Suk,
and BLACK SILK RADZIMIR at
e1.50 PER YARD
We shall also oce special values in finer grades Of
BLACK SILKS. at $I75. $780, 1925 and s. so per
yard and shall ps * each dress pattern in handsome
box without extra change
ONE PRICE ONLY.
WOODWARD LoTHRoP.
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GRocrn1rs Fon Ho1rDAYa
QUALITY. VARIETY AND PRICES SUIT EVERY.
BODY.
An extra force to deliver promptly.
@. WILMER
dis 1913 Pennsylvsnis avenue.
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GESr1EMrSs DREss HArs.

UMBRELLAS.
We have q large Stock-handsome Gold Silver and
Carved wood handles-Suitable Presents for Lady or
Gentleman
B. n. ST1NEMETZ & SON,
dig 1897 PENNSYLVANIA avenue next to cor 18th st.
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Nothing can be more acceptable to young OF old -
Christmas Present than good Overcoat stysh Suit
either Of which be bought 50 per cent below the
prices aaked at the.s finally furnished but expensive
stores By visiting the
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A REFLECTING GAS HEATING OR COOKING
N STOVE,
A Christmas gift combining elegance, comfort and
economy Seasonable aI6 acceI table any who wish
avoid loss Of time and trouble. bright IRE and in
heat, without smell. smoke dust or ashes
Of 20 cents per hour according to size Of
rooms. Stoves from "a up.
r. @. CAMPBELL,
d2O-lt SIT 10Th street northwest
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-05
SALTWATER GLOBULEs.

1t is stated that an immense number of
logs have been taken down to Hibernia
Bay, in order to have them near market
when. called for.
Some of the Democrats of this city have
resolved to spot all of the boilers and
traitors on next election day. To all such
the true men of the party will hereafter
show no favors.
It has been learned from undoubted
authority, that previous to taking his late
trip to Illinois, George Low did not borrow
four hundred or any number of dollars
from Nose Nelson. The whole story Is put
down as pure fabrication from beginning
to end.
Bridge receipts for the week ending at
SIX O'Clock last Saturday night amount to
the nice sum of $500. This large in
crease Is due in great measure to the
fact that Wisconsin farmers are bringing
their wheat to this market. In truth Still
water Is fast becoming a mart for this
cereal---both as to quality and quantity.
Charles Anderson, lad about fifteen
years of age, had his ankle badly sprained
on Saturday night by getting his foot
Weaged IN an opening between the planks
OF the sidewalk on Myrtle street, a short
distance west of the Keystone house. DR.,
Pratt, to whose Office the injured boy was
conveyed, stated the sprain to be one of
the worst that had ever come under his
observation.
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that Mr.. Biermann will be elected, but it
does, most emphatically assert, that if he
is defeated it will be owing to fail
ure to secure Democratic votes and
not from lack of Republican.
The Republicans have made their entire
campaign, outside of Scandinavian
speeches, with view of obtaining Demo-
cratic votes. We do not believe they have
met with any degree of success, but upon
that question hinges the result.
There has never been time before in
twenty years when the Democrats of
Minnesota had the game in their own
hands. They know it and can win or lose,
according as they themselves may elect.
The man who cannot vote for Mr. Bier
mann under such circumstances should not
masquerade as Democrat but promptly
join the ranks of the Republican party.
An open foe is far preferable to false
friend.
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ALL AROUsD THE GLOBE,

Silver ore from Mexican mines near
Saltillo is being shipped to New Orleans.
AT Trenton, N. j., Rachel Layton, color
ed, died yesterday morning in her 106th
year.
GustaYe Dore's statue of the late Alex
ander Dumas, was unveiled in Paris
yesterday.
General Sherman is to have grand re-
ception at st. Louis on his arrival there
about the 18th inst.
At Winnsboro, Texas, Goldman q Son,
dry goods, have failed. Liabilities, So
600, assets unknown.
Four Thousand people attended services
celebrating Martin Luther's anniversary,
IN Music hall, Cincinnati, yesterday.
San Francisco harbor is to be defended
by dynamite torpedo boats, (which are to be
operated by the street car cable system.
Wells-Fargo's express box on Southern
California stage was carried off Friday by
highwaymen. 1t contained $4,000 in cash,
The Marquis of Lansdowne, the new
governor-general of Canada, is said to
have received several letters threatening
his life.
Albanians residing in upper Albania,
Macedonia and Epirus, have petitioned the
powers hostile to Turkey for annexation
10 Greece.
A Portland dispatch says it Is almost
certain the wheat surplus of Oregon and
Washington is 100000 tons less than was
anticipated.
San Francisco dispatch says Ex-Gov
Beveridge of Illinois, telegraphs that he
q nf ba Init
Central Railway company.
The losses by ths fire of Saturday night
IN the upholstering warehouse of Wylie &
Locheady aud in adjoining buildings,
amounted in all to 100000.
Bishop Poole, on his way from England
to take charge of the Anglican church in
japan, arrived at New York yesterday, and
will remain there few days.
In Brooklyn, N. Y, Saturday evening
Miss Libbie Cortelyon had her sl.ll frac-
tured, and Mrs. Jno. S. HULA received a
conclusion of the brain by team running
away.
The grand jury at Kingston, Ont, hav-
ing declared that the testimony of aguos-
tics should not be received in courts of
law, the judge stated that he dissented
AAOA@A VIZ 'iC"o "a LhC
The Pennsylvania company has secured
from the courts the privilege of laying
track at Rock Point, Pa, on giving an in
Identifying bond in small amount. This
appears to shut the Pittsburg, Youngstown
d Chicago company out of the disputed
territory.
A dispatch from Denning, N. NJ, says
the reason the Chimicahna Indians broke
faith with Gen. Crook as to their surren-
der is the influence of men who thrive on
Indian disturbances. They twice started
to come and were turned back but are nov
again coming.
Orders in council Of the Dominion gov
eminent were issued yesterday, which ad
NIT American swine in bond at all ware
housing ports, for slaughter for export;
also announcing government bounty on
pig iron made from Canadian ores.
Mooney, the convict in the Joliet, (Ill.)
prison who killed his cell mate, Anderson.
was yesterday found guilty and sentenced
to be hanged. 4 sensational feature ofth
trial was the bringing of Anderson's head
into court to show the character of his
wounds.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-05
AsIaen Enr a Mnnth

MILWAUKEE, Wis, Nov. 3.-Edward
Richards 40 years old, an inmate of the
National Soldiers home, has been asleep
twenty-nine days. He went to north Wis
consin in September and was engaged as
a nurse by the sheriff of Bayfield, county,
who one day found him asleep. He could
not be walked and was brought on to the
soldiers home in a comatose condition.
He is regularly fed by attendant and swal-
lows anything put in his mouth. When
held up by attendants he cam walk. He
is sensitive to thetouc on the bottom of his
feet and draws up his limbs when tickled
In the early part of the year Richard slept
fromsFebruary %, to March16. He was once
sent to an insane asylum and has frequent
ly had cataleptic fits.
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REGIS CEE of DEEDS.

There should be no question relative to
the duty of Democrats in voting for Reg
lister of Deeds. Nothing improper has
been or will be alleged against the Demo
cratic nominee, Mr.. Lienau. Anothe,
man, a Republican, wants the office be-
cause it is paying one.
Mr.. Wiley's only hope of an election is
by securing Democratic votes. The only
reason for giving him Democratic votes is
in order to give Republican one of the
best Offices in the county. The Democrats
who seek to do this, simply seek to build up
and strengthen the Republican party in
the county.
Democrats who are so anxious to build
up the Republican party, should join that
organization at once.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1883-11-05

MAYOR O'BR1EN seems to think that he
spreads over a good deal of ground. He
apparently proposes to usurp the duties of
the city council in his mad political
crusade. 1t is stated that day or two
ago he sent note to the council committee
on licenses, directing the reinsurance OF a
license he had previously revoked, the
party in question being vigorous oppo-
nent of County Attorney Egan. In an
other case a saloon keeper who sup
ports Egan, says he was threat
ened by the mayor with the revocation of
his license, if he did not change front or at
least cease his work. It would be well for
the saloon men to remember that Mayor
O'Brien is not omnipotent, save in his own
opinion. The city council regulates the
license question and when they see by
this statement that the mayor is endeavor-
ing to use the license matter as political
club, they will be very likely to resent the
Insult. The mayor can shout bear" but he
can't bite.