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St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
HE AND SHE.

lie sad, ''Life's true law Is duJy,
Al d The meanin of that INV
IL to case all sea 'ch for o ity
AMI to clip the lions claw"
She said s'True loves the golden link,
That must be kept all life alive;
Tact inais would in darkness sink
Dill not crosses still survive"
He said, ''I will.arise and shine,
will conquer sath and hell,
Will pluck the devil from his mine
And will break his magic spell"
He said, "I'll climb the snowy heights
About which the poets sing,
Will kindlc Heavens eternal lights
And will make its music ring.
"Till error from its darkest deu
And all discords, near and far,
Shall vanish from the .ouls of men
Before life's bright morning star"
She said, ''Tis lust, not error hand,
That still cuts life's heart in twain,
And wonldst thou in Gods daylight stand
Pluck passion from thy brain.
WILLIAM HENRY TUoRSH,
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

Samuel Hin, vice president Of the Conti-
mental Express company. wss in the city
yesterday.
Receiver Fink, of the East Tennessee 81
Georgia system. has Withdrawn all biz lines
from the southern freight and passenger
pools.
The Northwestern Traffic association meet
ing and that OF the lines interested in Iowa
traffic Announced Tor Monday. in Commits
siOueT Czrmgn's Office. Chicago, has been
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
Dakotl Red Men Want More Lands.

WASHINGTON, Feb. IA delegation Of
Chippewa Indians from tie Turtle MouE tain
reservation of Dakota called upon the COM
missioner of Indian affairs to-day and urged
him To enlarge the boundaries of their reser-
walton. Tne commissioner replied that they
had l50 acres of laud for each man, woman
and cniid OF their tribe. which was as much
as they could use, aud he refused to enter
tain tueir REQUEST.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

MR. BNY1RD Is just the Kind Of man the
GLoUE said he was. 10 late Interview he
ssyS that while he prefers TO remain In the
scustv, he Is willing 70 serve wherever he
can ee most usetai. The state department
its him better than snything else. aud be fiis
the state department better than any other
nan 10 the country. Tarre will BE- 10 gusuo
specalailens with RAYARD As SECRETARY o.
STATE
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

CtRL ScHrRz returns from his lecture tour
through the south WIKI lively sense Of the
provcrhlsi h'sP.tali,y d that section. His
csoqueuer, scholarship keen observations
aud mental Insight were universally recog-
niErd- Norr0ver. The southern people i'm
proved the ocessloa 70 let him kaoW bow
prof0andIv grateful taey wers lor his services
in tie last presidential campaign.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
W. q .. arr u-,honr nnr tr.,u

Who of u ars without cor trouble. be they
small or largel TIE blessings Of h-slfh src
test appreciated whsu We are sick or in
pain. A backing cough, severe cold or ans
thrnat OF lung diseases are very ir0u ubIesums
bst all these msy be quickly and pvrraz-
neuuy cured by DR.. 2 BxeioE's Positive CGre.
Safe aud pleasant for children. Price, SfiT
esats. Trial size. free. P. J. DREfs-
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

THE St. Louis Post Dispatch has adopted a
novel srbemc Of advertising. It offers a
prize Of 800 70 the correspondent who shall
correctly guess Mr.. CLEvELASD's cabinet
Guesscs are coming in by the mail pouch
full Now If some euterFrising journal will
"Eer prize TO the English army for the first
Arab killed in the Soudah, some good may
come of it.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

SENATOR CANERoN's plan for distributing
the surplus by Faying it out in subsidies 20
steam ships. met its death in the House yes
terlay. Wise laws snd low taxes will do
more toward reviviug American Shipping
than any artificial forcing process can posi-
hlv do
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
Ncbrnskr PnsScuner RrtcS.

CHICAGO. Feb. IA special to the In
ter Ocean from Lincoln Nebraska, says that
In the senate to-day bill fixing the rate
per mile on railroads for passen gers at three
cents was passed. The bill regulating freight
charges was indefinitely postponed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
SfTPI Rails.

j. Fl. Hiland, arbitrator of the SGelhwest-
ern Pool association, is in the city spending
the Sunday with his family.
The Baltimore & Ohio is selling inaugura
ton ball tickets at the Merchants hotel.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

priation for the letter carrier sery-
ice from 81, 100000 to S4,53O,-
600; increasing the appropriation for
the Star route service 5000, 900, and striking
out thecause granting additional compensa-
tion to American steamships for carrying
the mails. Although minor amendments
were agreed to the Till passed. Toe legisla-
tive appropriation bill was then disposed of
to the extent Of forty pages and the house
adjourned till Monday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
Oregon Senatorial Contest.

PORTLAND, Ore, Feb. 14.-Three sem
atorial ballots were taken to-day. Hirsch re-
crived twentynine, gain of one, George
received fourteen and Boise seven.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

FRANK HUKD, the Ohio ex-cOugressman,
Is said TO be the author of the new novel
Money Makers" which was intended as an
answer to Bread Winners and is ereatiug g
4 good deal of stir.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

The Brooklyn Eagle boons CHARLES A.
DANA for secretary of war. Mr.. DANA's
services in eleeting CLEVELAND really de-
serve some recognition.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
Famous GIN Inventor Dead

WASHINGTON, d. c., Feb. IA cable
message has been received here announcing
the death in Paris of B. B. Hotchkiss, Of
Connecticut, the famous gun inventor.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

DR.. FULToN's church in Brooklyn has just
been transferred to a rink company and a
church building il Boston has been con-
vcrled into a theater.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

NEXT to the Congressional Record the new
Chinese Directory is the most voluminous
document printed. 1t leads the Record in the
absorbing interest OF its pages.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

If the st. Louis Post Dispatch will tell us
who got valentines from Mr.. CLEVELAND
yesterday We will draw that 500 prize for
guessing the next cabinet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
lTFNNEIPOLTs OFFICE.

The GLoBE Branch office at Minneapolis has
been removed TO No. 257 First avenue south, one
door above the journal office.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
M'poNALD AID TurRMAN.

President-elect Cleveland to-day received
United States Senator Daniel W. Voorhees,.
of Indiana, ard Representative T. r. Cobb,
of Indiana, who urged the claims Of ex-
Senator Joseph Mcdonald, Of Indiana, for Il
place in the cabinet. They represented that
the movement for Mcdonald was earnest
and spontaneous, and one that had taken
hold of large element of the Democratic
party all over the country, which must in
some way be satisfied. They were well
pleased with Mr.. Cleveland, and said their
visit was very ENJOYABLE.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

IL newspapers continue to publish sensa-
iional stories about the so-czlled Anarchist
organization. Toe dynamite crsnks viii think
they really amount to something.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

SATURDAY night has gone by and the Min
neapolis mills still stand. Winnipeg can
now draw long breath.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

Mr.. SHORT. the gentleman who so artisti-
cally carved Capt. PHELAN, is out on bail.
According TO the World be is enjoying him
self.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

The frst steamer Of The CuBsrd line TO ar
rive On Az eriean shores xss the Britsnnia.
which arrived AZ Jstoa after pssszEe of
fourteen days and eight hours, IN July 1870
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

sECo-res2ollence co1.a.n'ng IMPORTANT news
soliei:el from every pjiat. Reje.ged c1mmunica
tions clal1. b. preserved
Address all lie ters N TeleZrlms TO
THE GLOBE. ST. PAUL. MINI.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
Mr.. Kel V at he Capitol

WASHINGTON, Feb. 14.-Hon. P. H. Kelly,
of st. Paul. was among the visitors at the
capitol to- day.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY Is, 1885.

EB-THE CHICAGO OFFICE OF THE GLOBE A,
No. Il TINES BUILDING.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

IT Is found that dog meat is 4 certain Gu re
for Brighl's disease. But it takes fifteen or
sixteen dogs 10 cure one case. Most Of
patients WilI be willing to take chances on
fbe dnuE
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

If DANA goes into the CLEVELAND cabinet
who will tie the latchet of BUTLER's shoess
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

The Louisville Commercial is responsible
for the statement that Col. II. VI. MCCARTHY,
Of that city; is the author Of PRocToR KNoTT's
famous Duluth speech. Where is PAT
DONAN2
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
The President-E Refuses to See
Office Seekers and Devotes the
Day to His
Inaugural Address-Rumors About AL
bany Indicate Dan Manning for
Secretary of the Treasury.
Joe Mcdonald Strongly Backed For Chair
at the Council Board-The Illinois
MIDDLE Still Continues.
Senator Hill viii not Push His Charges
Against Teller Passage of the Post
Office Bill.
Rumors at Albany.

| Special to the Globe.
ALBANY, n. Y, Feb. 14-Gov. Cleveland,
who has heretofore received all callers, de-
clined to see several persons who said they
had no business to transact, but called
merely to pay their respects, and he sent an
answer to parties in Washington who re-
quested an interview, that he had given up
all his time since the election to the
public, and that he was now forced
to deny himself to all callers
for the few days remaining before the inau-
guration, and to request all persons who de-
sired to communicate with him 10 submit
their views in writing. This is understood
here to mean that he will at once begin
HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS.
Local cabinet gossip is still based on Mr..
Manning's reported tender of the treasury
portfolio. The rumor that he will occupy the
position is credited among many of his AL
bany friends, while the gentleman himself
is dumb on the subject.
special sent from here to the New York
Evening Post says that President elect Cleve-
land has two names under consideration for
INV dS"oui ' eHip, VIZ Mcl@iue, VI MAI =
and, an Md jnall, of Indiana. A curious
rumOr is afloat that PepdIcton contemplates
writing letter to Gov. Cleveland stating
that he is not candidate for any cabinet
position and suggesting that Thurman be
nominated both on the ground of eminent
fitness and because his nomination would
help to unity the party.
THE LATEST ALBANY RCMoR
is that Cleveland has narrowed his list of pos
sible cabinet officers to fifteen names, from
which he is busy making his election. II is
believed that the mau whom he may Sc
lect will hear from him some time next
week. Mcdonald men show signs of
increasing agitation over the apparently au-
thentic reports that Hendricks is using his
influence to defeat Mr.. Mcdonald for the
cabinet. AS a political counter irr;tant
TO the Hcndrick sopDosition Senator Beck,
according to report, is circulating paper
which has already been signed by twenty
Democratic senators, urging Mr.. Cleveland
to appoint Mcdonald. Beck is a very en-
thusiastic advocate of the appointments Of
both
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15

"Disease is very various was Mrs. Part
ingfon's remark as she wiped her spectacles
for the nnety-ninth time that day. ''SOme
people die Of hermitage Of the lungs and
others Of brown creatures" Disease may
vary, but there IL only one reliable remedy
for coughs and colds, and that "a DIR. Bulls
COuyh sYrnp.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
LEWIS BAKER.
TERMS,

TERMS,
PRR YRAR. BY MAIL, POSTAGE PREPAID:
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DAILY ana SUNDAY. per clieldar month. 30
TERMS By CARRIER;
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DAILY. per calen1 Ir N Jnlh... .....-........ 20
DAILY and SgNDAY, per allen lar month. ~
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sE-An mail sa5ssrpaJls payable in alyaace.
WEEKLY GLOBE
One month .........s0 % Six months. 80 so
Three months. p One year.-......-. %
To AGENTS.
FOR wEEELIES Zone free TO agent) .....-. 90
FOR5) WEE ILIES (the DAILY free one year, 81 90
FO: 2j WEERLIES Uhe DAILY free six
lnoaths) ---.- -. 81 w
FOR Is wEEHLIES Ohe DAILY free three
Speci.nea cJ2ies seat free.
St. Paul daily globe., 1885-02-15
AcHIRmINn RnmINcE

THE Soudan country contains from so, 900
900 10 75, 600, 900 people.
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The corn crop is good.

Inc corn crop Is SoOu'
Dakota pilgrims are on the annual
return trip.
The old stone house is vacant. Mr.
Spencer has removed to Prescott.
Miss Dora Spencer was married to a
young man from Jersey last week.
The fall term in No. 4, closed last
Tuesday.
David Roilin is improving slowly.
Fred Davis has moved from Clifton
to the Bardon fam, Oak Grove. B.
Ii. C. viii please n. B.
Rob. Caldwell, collecting agent for
the Milwaukee Harvester CO., was III
town last week.
Miss Mary Casey is attending school
at Prescott.
Frank Copley, a former Clifton boy,
is looking up old friends in town.
The new minister is rapidly gaining
the affections of the people.
James Manon is "baching" on his
farm in town.
John Smith is building an addition
to his house.
Albert Currier is selling large
amounts of garden produce in Pres
| colt.
Aram Shepard is selling iirst-class
article of extracted honey at low rates
Deyourers of buckwheat cakes should
''catch on to a portion before the
supply is exhausted.
Robert Ashbaugh and wife, of TRAY
| erse, Mimi. are visiting their rela'
lives in town. Uncle Robert was one
of the earliest settlers in Clifton and
is respected by al who know him, as an
excellent citizen, and an upright, con
| scientious man.
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STRoNG'S TERRITORIAL HISTORY.

The History Of Wisconsin Territory,
by Hon. Moses NJ. Strong, of which the
State Legislature ordered the publica-
ton of 1900 copies, is now being is
sued from the press, and the public
will have an early opportunity to judge
of its merits. The volume contains
637 closely printed pages, and will be
found most valuable addition to the
history of North America, and espec-
tally of that portion which is now the
State of Wisconsin. The work is divi-
ded into thirty chapters. The author
has been working ON it from time to
time for the past fifteen years, and it
is such a condensed compilation of i'm
portant facts as will not only repay
reading, but careful study.
The history of the first efforts at civ
il government within the Territory of
Wisconsin begins with chapter thir-
teen, and the following chapters of the
book, except the last one-are given to
carefully and accurately condensed
history of all the different forms of
government, civil and military, that
existed in the Territory of Wisconsin
down to the time when it was admit
ted into the Union as State. The
last chapter is a history of the numer-
GUS Territorial Legislative fights over
The proposed Milwaukee & Rock River
Canal.
The price of the book in the best of
cloth binding is $500 per copy. Bound
in full sprinkled sheep it is $3.50 and
in half morocco with cloth sides it is
1915. The book will be sent by mail
postage prepaid-to any person who
may order it, upon receipt of the price
as above named. Orders should state
the style of binding desired, and con-
tain a remittance of the price, which
may be made by bank draft, money
order from post Office or Express Com
pany, or by currency. Address Moses
NJ. Strong, Mineral Point, Wisconsin,
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EIgscOriH.

LdUleS FdlE Elfudy ulSub.
Hoffman Bros. broke the governor
off their steam engine last Saturday.
C. j. Brewer was called to attend a
lawsuit last Monday in Pepin county.
The whistle of the steam locomotive
is heard far and near.
+. Is. White has moved into his
new house.
The Annual Fair of the Ladies' Aid
Society will be held next Friday night,
beginning with a Dime Concert.
A boy at L. G. Spinney's.
L. Cornman, a former resident of
this place, Is listing old friends and
relatives in Ellsworth and vicinity.
Mrs. Ames, A. Combacker, j. G..
recently had their dwellings painted.
The jury for the December term Of
the Pierce County Circuit Court will
be drawn November l4th.
The Royce Swiss Bell Ringers gave
an entertainment Monday night Of
last week to large audience. Should
they ever return they would doubtless
be welcomed by full house,
II. L. Nelson was recently called to
Michigan to attend the funeral of his
| mother.
Jake Schwarztrauber and Will Ham
ilton have drilled a well for r. L. Can
| field.
C. |. Peterson has moved into the
rooms recently occupied by George
Doolittle.
0. Warn has plastered R. L. Can
| fields house.
The church is being repaired inter
nally.
We understand that John Dockerty,
| the River Falls burglar, was sentenced
to the penitentiary for one year by
Judge COmbacker.
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We are having fine weather at pres
ent.
Diphtheria is proving quite fatal in
several parts of the city.
Mrs, Thurber and her son Dexter
spent few days here with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. A. Rosenberger, last week.
The city IS extending its horse-car
track eastward to Posts Siding, dis
lance of nearly two miles.
Judging from advertisements, there
is a good demand here at the present
time for day laborers, at from $l.25
to 81 so per day.
The other day we had the pleasure
of visiting the Jefferson school, which
for the last few years has been under
the SUPPLEMENTARY of Prof. Ii. S.
Baker. 1t is unnecessary for us to say
that everything was in apple-pie or
der.
There is a great amount of building
going on here this season; most of the
structures being now erected are OF
brick or stone. Real estate has gone
up here in valuation to an almost fab
uious price in some instances during
the last six months.
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EcGj!r0yd Time rabies.

Hudson d Ri0sr fails RaH0au.
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THE
River Falls Journal,
Published Every Thursday,
Al
Ritter FATS. wisconsin.

THE JOURNAL is pre-eminently a LOCAL
PAPER and as such has gained a wide and
enviable reputation. 1t enjoys the proud
distinction Of being in the lead in the
matter of 'Local Correspondence" and is
the wonder Of its contemporaries rs the
only paper which has successfully main
tanned, undiminished, the interest of its
large number of local contributors in its
welfare. Because of its superiority as Il
disseminator Of local news it is widely
read without regard to the political, rell-
gious or other affiliations Of those who
wish to obtain information of a local ma
ture, and this is a fact worthy the careful
consideration of advertisers
The ''pay in advance" system upon
which THE JOURNAL is published long
since ceased to be an experiment, and we
find il much more satisfactory to our sub
scribers, as well as ourset, than the Old
method. The especial attention OF our
subscribers is directed to the following
OBSERVATIONS:
l. Subscriptions, in all cases, are pay
able in advance.
2. The date on yellow label shows the
time to which each subscription is paid.
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the time for which it pays, and no sub
scTiber should allow his date to be wrong
without calling our attention to the mat
ter, that any possible mistakes made may
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former as well as present address.
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Der should have their renewals entered
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Fine weather, and the farmers are
improving their time.
lluskiug bees seem to be the order
of the day.
Several weddings have occurred in
our vicinity recently, among which
are Oscar Turner to Mrs. Waufogle,
and Henry Turner to Mrs. Moser.
John Thomas. aged seventeen, was
arrested here a few days since by the
sheriff Of st. Croix county, charged
with stealing a gun and watch.
Services were held at the Catholic
church last Sunday, the 25th, Father
Klein presiding. A large congregation
was in attendance.
Our band discourses sweet music.
Under the instruction OF Mr.. Oppliger
they have attained a good degree of
excellence.
Messrs. Melcher and Ratchlan, of
Rock Elm, were in town recently.
Freddie Miller. son of VIM. Miller,
is quite sick.
River Falls journal. [volume] (River Falls, Pierce County, Wis.) 1872-2019, 1885-10-29

Ole riller is recovering from the eff
fects of firing off a shotgun that had
been loaded for some time. The gun
barrel being rusted the breech- pin
flew out and struck Mr.. Tiller in the
forehead, making "a severe wound and
fracturIng his skull.
Everyone is making haste for win.
ter.
}. w. Biddle is pushing his new
building to completion.
The post-oflice has received fresh
coat Of paint
Mr.. S. Brown is experimenting the
delivery of fruit trees hereabouts.
The trees are from the May Nursery,
St. Paul.
Irwin Francisco has about one hun
bred and twenty-five stands of bees in
his apiary.
Fan pIowing is being attended to by
the farmers.
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Our village seems to have been
thoroughly awakened from its long
stupor by the railroad excitement.
Buildings are going up, trade booming,
and everybody busy. We are bound
to come up and make our mark in the
world unless the stirring competition
of the other railroad towns, such as
Warrentown, Stockholm and New
Trenton, keeps us under.
Our schools have been in session
three weeks with a reasonably good
attendance. Maiden Rock is a pro-
gressive town in educational matters
and the citizens take just pride in the
excellence of their schools.
A great deal of sickness in our midst
this fall At this writing Mr.. Sea
man. who has been sick for several
weeks, is lowering between life and
death. Mr.. McVean, also, is very low,
but is at present away on a trip for
his health. Mr.. Steele is improving
somewhat. A man who has been
working on the railroad is also very
dangerously sick.
Last Thursday little girl Of Walter
" dTren, Willie pay ii5 WIN MA AAeSAO
brother in a barn, up stairs, fell out
of window. down the outside and
onto sleigh standing under the win
dow. She broke the bone Tibia, just
below the knee, and the Fibula just
above the ankle. DR.. Burlingame is
in attendance.
A meeting was held last Friday
evening to organize a Reading Circle
under the auspices of the State Teach
ers' Reading Circle. Twelve names
have been received. All the teachers,
at least. in the southeastern part of
the county should take this oppor-
tunity to improve themselves. ANY
person may join the Circle, and we
hope that many more will follow the
first twelve. It is rare privilege for
Improvement. Books will be furn-
ished at about two-thirds the retail
price. All information with refer
ence to the Circle may be obtained
from B. OItma =, local manager. win
meet next Saturday evening in the
village school-house.
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Rnss / iniment

Nathan Coy, OF this town, is now
before the public with 1.-THE 2:40 or
Boss Liniment, for Calls, Scratches,
Cuts, Grease-Heel, and all flesh
wounds. Mr.. Coy has had long ex-
perience in dealing with the ailments
of horse flesh, and he is theref fore pre-
pared to speak. Try bottle, and if
not satisfactory money will he -
funded, - re-