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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
Salt
Seeds
GraIn
IrcurSo Pnrs-srxrroxs AND ouHE.

Ths symptoms are moisture. like per-plfa.
ton. intense itching. increased By scratching
very distressing. particularly ~ night. seems
A. N pln.wortns we're crawling In and about
N rcctumi the private parts are somctiines
affected. n alioucd % continue very serious
results may follow. -sWAf>k.- OINTMENT
l. pleasant. sure cure. Also. Zoe letter. Itch,
salt kheum. -cald. Head. krysipelss. bArocrs
Itch. klotchcs. al scaly, crusty skin Diseases.
hox. - mall. s. Cts- : for ti-4. Address. On
swAlNE A son. PhilA-. Pa. sold ~ DRUG
Eists.
LvIH. KIDxHr on STOMACH rnoUnLK.
symptoms, Impure blood. cositlNe bowels,
irregular appetite. sOur belching. pains IN side
bsek and heart yellow urine. barnins ~hen
urinstlng. clay -colorci stools. bal breath. no
desire COR work, chiils. fevers. iritstiltiy.
vhitish tongue. dry cough. dikfy head, nth
dull pAin In back part. loss Of memory, foFEy
sight for these Troubles "rNAfNte fll.Ls
ar a SIRE cure. Box, 90 fnls)' " nal, =
Cts, for ttoo Address. Dk rNAfNh
SOY. PhnadA-. Pa. sold By Druggists.
CoUous. COLDs. CArAKKH. CONSUMPTION.
All throat. nreast and Lung Affections cured
by the old established "eWAl>kr WILD
CHERRY The nrst dose gives relief, and a
cure speedily follows . Cts. OF el.oo al Drug
sists-
LoxDO< HAZE RKsroRER-GkkAr k>ctisH
Toilet Article. Restores growth. color, Eloss
and softnsss. Removes Dsndruf. AristOcIst.
ic families % treat Britain endorse ~ He
CAN'T dressing. fraxsntly perfumef. The n
yorits Of fashion AZ Druggists for ala. OF
Is ctA IN I. = money.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
GREENWOOD

4 CtosE Can ~ ma fiHE fiENp Az
ofuEH INHIBITION TO run Nukfu
POtE -Coln wE,fuER MISS lNNoA'
~.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

FOR cough % childhood or Old age. Jsd-
wins Tar syrup IL the best hsmemoef
IL \ n Holden, So. Paris. sells IT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
A PROTEST

AGAINST RrxovINo Tm CorNrN BUILD
mos. I'm CoEKrrONpENr SlGSs
Hr NANE--SoNE BEiOHr HINrs On
um OxFoED CoKKHr0SDENT on rHE
N0EwAY AnvEKrisgR.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Address, AuNrErI
Those who advertise
f1r profit paironiIe
the columns Of the
ApvIEItsGE. l.atcs
given on application
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

n rathal Isn- "a. ~ naV. II. Gsfisai, NJ. lf9d
4 ~i1lrns anl N.s tsfals a Rcd. lsth q hfttfl
d. ~raft Wtffrf.ri Isa. NJ. tF nrf J. ~ ~u1sf
NJ tlsrlls ~ .ffaef sn.l No a. y h1ssfl.
a. ualkflI1, fftruafy !. ~ thr rls'lIn1f II ~
trIil's hfirr. Mm M AfrrHsl. tsls hl r. = NJ.
d.. .au. tlsa IA atkins af I.fll aad Me- Liza
lfa....I ID In.E NHII.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

a.. n. Porter, irtsl01.
n. a Msrli. Ariruiilrtl iug lufr''
= "a. DAYS, pfufff
IIarais Wa.ftary lfYsIrar Al ra.r..a
A Irnfs. Ma.hInIsf
\ u. na.silf lsnusfY frrf Do
A N Gsrry. prurrt. n.sr..s. k.a...s. O...r
fnn lusdfr
D. a mayer. TauIafr a. raI.rlt..f s....
nrTu Naur. sfh = llItsr.f..aa I..s.,
- rlrrrsIaa.lruf CO SSH i.rs
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

ONtnlnD. So.
ttNuKs tlTFtCe sUrnasr IuufcI Al COyar
fkHIs MkINE lanuafT ffh isst
Notcc a teffnf gIF n. that No. n. ttsaris
Of Lssistln. ln 80 tountv q AatfoseofEins VII
ahe application fof 81 nlsslla a. - Ate re
ani Ooansellof a las a ne Tern Of slprens
Iu iieia C5urf. wIthin an zoe ths D1unu q Ga
frf. a. ~ hulfIu % ne sec0ai rafsisy 81
AInEnr a AL ,Tt~. Cisik
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

q 4 Mau1a - rnsa'rai -.
hHuftral. .Nl 60 ~ I.
+ (, &C. S's ?, sas..,..l. 20 80
les A rfrurh 81 e. Ian
n. I. ,' = i5.... ,....,..,. - 3 90
.. .. l..s..,. l,,s.S - . is
Jotn Ns.taa W. usfdlas.
80. q: ; = M r ! r q 10 10 10
~. 90 20 so
Ia s,hr wsnsr's estate Isas
zeal fafn 90 q A.
ps,ig iisstts. - assaa-a.
Its -. ~. a. nAN o. o. 80
Trsrrh rtr1uas, Let - -
a. kf.EAfs 50 80 il
Cos. hslfs. Ensry A Araro.
slassia Wsirf Poser c.
ne rsma.niff oi al tost.
stips ssospt pabilf 90. itoa SO io o.
Art ia tsffbY sffsfsi, nat t1e tsK sssssss.i
"a asf Ismies = HAL iotn Nfsipu sai "a Iiliaf
narfiur. psrif n iisstIugs sni Frsnrh rhoaa
a., tossthsf -ih sisif.t ouf aonafs sst thiftl
rsuts a ne "a 90 ~ tfnts heirs, lmffy al
ne AaIroscoFEia "s.sf rostf toupAnF
smranung ln 81 o. seventy ssfsa tolltfs al
- fsais. H. sHpsuifl uppu hiaek nruok Rcai,
al suas ressios u ptaa 70 appolaisi Assni
70 ssr.si ~ saais. "a ne esi.ses e ..it l.s
annauun. o. ssscntT seFeu collars al 20 csots
u sag<nici upln ~ rusi issilng ffom Aniossi
u Z ri1n snt llfafY " pann oi al Nnfth suf
flas. b atp0Irisi Affui O. stysni ~ sane ari
go ar fsluifvi o. eve toai' ~ ne iA- a.
nN rs.sshlp .stisr a. o. ~ purpo.s u -.
" fslfins ~ mssk ufoot foaf. q saiist. lfins
a al I5.ustlp. arf siso to arr Rsai e.
canst. -t.th Ice In "a fosathIp. - sam Of
- hundff.l liars u assessed a. f1ilIsf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Paris, wlthil nd for the cosnty % Oxford %
the thiri rsssdsy 81 Jsa A. ID. los.
ANGIE BISHOP, adm lnisiratriK on the
estate u Samus BattfIhelf, late u ksmfofd.
IL sad County, deosased. having presented her
account 81 a4mlnlstfafi0n oi tEe estate ~ saii
decsssed Tor anous
OnDEEED, that said Administrafrix give notice
10 All persons Interested ~ causing copy Of this
order 70 be published thrte weeks succsssivcly m
TIE Oxford Democrat, asesspapcr printed 81 Par
10. that they may appear a froDsie Couu 20 b
OF fsb. nsxt. al nine o'c.ock m the iorenoos,
asa shew Gauss, u Any they have vhy the ssss
gro. A. WILSON. ysdss.
Atrus sopy-Attsst n. q. DAvIs. Rsglsssf.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

A Cough OF Cold that can not be- esrsd
by Jsdwin'. Pine Tar syrup i unsno"n'
Inquire Of Dr. Holden.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Co, balaacs 81 ssd toanthp -
escspilnz pulic lots, ie.l 80 - ~
All SULLIVAN Lltilehsic q salt PlAntstion, IL
Appointed Agent o. tupsrintend the ssptndksre
u skii tan sad 4 required 70 give bead As the
lac directs. - -
A,lsst. ALBEIT :. AUSTIN. Ciert.
And q Il hereby ordered thn said assessment
b. published a. The Lac requires.
WALDO PktftsoiLL. } coabty Cen.
GEO, v. HAMMOND, misioeers
County q Oxford.
A rus copy OF Asse.smsni;
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

ArfM. a.. Cha1dlsr OF sAd Ffysbarx Academy
Granf. A. ayF.oiatst AZ otto supefintrni the n.
p~af.turc " ne ssnfs al u rr4sirvi - EiFc
bed a. the lss dlrscts
nNKlsF fIsntsfiga. for pgrposs of repairing
" che roai In said Plantation, fanhins up surdy
r.rsr % Iuihsr Lliflehas's, the sum ~ hny I've
toilsfs al nioety Eve ccnts. 10 assessed a. I'll
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
TO LET.

sotru fAkfs. M Janutry -. 1873.
NJ fara. Coz zoe o. note Years. COOL ~, AM
sraln. said fsra Il faaf milcs IRON >oath fef-
Village. eats thirty tens haf, usiff IN hoe.s
large ofrhard. plenty Of psstafe, good easacs "
pisnt sect eafa snt eaeamHsfs Coz fsstesf
s'o-k IN fsrn arr shr<p, thfte coss. ore toke
oken. ave hest youas stoCks sEmf hofsef, heks'
heus. sfc. fam 90 tee 4. uasifr q GOD stat
q suliifatiyn. c1m oftstle baihiinks I'D 80 y,
stt Play Of ufk fof toe msn Sooe Bat
sooi - me- ned appls. nffences U4aife.i
soi sitsa Possfsslla sirea IN afsi q April
fuaiIg tlof In OF rsrslf
An. yACksOV. y, Pas. Nc.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Ma. CH.s H.rHoas. 81 ru.fi s.. bsnrs. has
hssn w ~ viih Ktinsy Di-a--s. - hsi h'sn
sousnsi 70 hsr ~ O. -oa.s tina isi sc1n-
sfauf ~ lnirras
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
ADV R.

| II contains an TIE local htNs OF tNN
| County
Local news from ifly-ouo places.
Report IL Premium Awards on
Farm Crops. with Tie table showing
cost. expenses and profits on the same.
Tho Hawkins Brothers European
Letters from Antwerp. Belgium
SUNDAY school Lesson.
The Housckccpcr has an article from
Aunt Hannah, u fpcburg, u much
Interest.
The third installmcui Of In Luck
al lat, the great serial. BY Walter
l,csani. Back numbers free % new
subscribers 81 the ApvTETIsfH.
\ canvass II the ApyTErfsrH's cor
respondents shows the attitude u the
County relative o. moving the County
building. Thirty-ninc correspond
ent. report A. the matter appears In
The different towns.
Report Of i3 births. q marriages aud
~ deaths from every section Of the
County.
Home market report
single copy I Ct. sample copy
free sent one year for sl.5o.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

ONFOkD, ssi-A Coau % Probate held Al
PARIS, vithia And fof the C0unty Of Oxf0Fd, on
the thiri Tuesday u Jan, A. ID. l~5.
Ga TIE petluOn Of MA>DkNlLlk HALL, Al.
minsfstof On he estate % Lew Lunt, late n
fefa, In sAii County. deceased, praying Tor u.
csnse o sell anf c)avey ctrtaln real sststr alta
atsd IN sad tosn % fcfu, ~ 10 dsfcrlbcd On his
psiigioa on he ~ the Probate once. The pfOoss a.
tO ~ Distributed am0as Ne heirs aecordlns 10
tbsir fespteiise fishis. after paying skpsnsssl
ofdcrei, that ne al ssttiooef give no.
Of his pstti0n, Wan mia orisf thsreon. ~ 10
pabiishet hrce wesks succsssisely In The
Okfort DcmOcrati nesspspef printed al fnis.
bate Court, % BE- held a. Pafis on me thid Tues.
day % Mar. nakt a. niae 0'clock In the fore.
nSon. sad shos ttuse,i Aur they have, shy the
CLIO. A. WILSON, JUDGE.
A LIne copI- Al,e.l--m. =. DAVIS. Rssl.lsI.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Any of yeur Oh plass , are fs s.a as iii,
hetit ~ . run slosn animal moro thsn .hl.
shins Else snown. wesres fo~ders Ar. 90
shot Coz worms. sold IN south fsfs' ~ =
terry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
BACKAcHE

vi,h a. osh-r Symptoms - Kisnsy Dl.ss-. iisf
has,arai 80 Odd hous a. 80 - tanf-roos'f
Oh ~ hoashi nrysu's asr~spafila. o. as eaf~i
- n. ant ]. 49, shoei ~ hoo.r IN ,.itsf hs.ih
ttsa o. yesr. 10 tssumorT q ~ irisnl'. =
t,ai nro~u. sar-sgsriA ,svi - ".
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
srArE OF nAIsk
OXFORD a.

OXFORD, -. fr0bsis Court, Janutfy Tern
a. ID. lsd. -.
VIII anf Testament % BENJAMIN hAhhth,
ate a nahlnorr IN the stats 81 Mar AMI. al
Of the frobsts thereof IN sAh .tsts, daiy s.thse
Probate flf car sad touaty ~ Otfofd, Too ne
purl-oss ~ hing siIo.ct. dlet an rtepriea ~
he Probate CoaN - saf tountY 81.
OuuruTn. That actice thfreof - fIfea !, ~
persons Iutrfc strf thefsln, ~ caqfinf copy OF
Nls order ID ~ pshiIshet thffe sesn sae.fs
sssIY IN the Osf1fd fenecfst, rfintfd a. INs
ID sski CfuntF, that thef nay eIFfsf - ~
hsis Court 10 D. reid a. fafis, 10 al tonnff -
he thifi Tussdsy q Mach nekt a. niie % the
cls4s IN TIE ffen0or. al fhls esusc, a. anI thsJ
have, ssaIast ne same.
aEO. A WIi-ON. Isdse.
A 49,. tarv.Affasf a. A. DAVIS. ksalstsrf
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

The report Of the HsbrOa School En-
kibitions VII appear nsxt week.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

II costs q for a marriage and only ~
for q divorce. If you take Jaiwin's Tar
syrup IA will cost you CSC. Holden sells u
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Ma. G. FNsaAcEsrr. q nsrmon. ~ Kiinsr
p-s-s Coa1 - 90 ~ bat ous o. to- hoar. q
atm. usi earstant ur-t f.siing al 50
hrsi.ste. tdcrfiasr sfih ~ nslN BACkAcuE
nat srcom,sni-s Ksinry ps-s.s iir h1s,ani
t,,x nru-u'. ssr.spsn.aio ~. AT ~ is a.
49, - ccrci. AT osn ~ ran .s~inr u.ftins
al a. vufs s,ali ~ h,a.- hticr uan o.
80. NJ nr,rkrti aTs urrs uHst hsFs h'-rn
ona hlnir.i po1gis cal % a. ~ Al Al 49,
Tat ia,f firols nro-us saf.s.-r.s eafri -
q klinsY D.s..s.
n q. nosEsr.. ssryh.t 49,. NJ. ~
sfufl,A Pot ani .nsis s-.lei - 10 eoaa %
saA Gave ~ hlsa-s. Ted Ter tofi.a-
nru-u. Sar..panl.. ~ss ear.i, a. sg- st.aa,i.
% tas.us.. - 81 - sssf.
w. Tisarrra n. n. sistsun. Ne. pr--r',-s
nro-n'. ssfsssarIls % 81 foru.s q kLi.sy al
lvrr f.-sas
Ma Caas rarrtn.os. Inr.nssr. nNru<. -.
rurei q KaiusT Ds-..-s. os1s,i ~ 0v's srstinn,
Anln.. a.
~. warsls. rsrn a.. narror "a ourcf q
EliaaI D.-..s By Bs0~us ssfsgE1s
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

w. J. couovsr, Midlothian. Va, says q
xr drops OF Agoll on little sugar cures
cough very promptly ard A. "a genera pain
r,IIsyer ne Keeps II constantly 10 his house
Add IN south Paris ~ A. NJ. Derry SAN
ple bottles frec Tor trial A..
Mr.. J. LYNN Of Grand Rapids. Mich,
.,x. DR.. Aeol's Pills cured her OF LAser
compIalnt and the worst forms ~ py,sP,p 49,
sftsr everything else hal hie'' s''" "
N terry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

Try all OF the qasck nostrums and al Of
the old women recipes, and then II 700
want 10 be cured % your COaghs, Colds
and Group. you may do 30 by using Jsd'
wins Tar syrup 25;. and VI per bottle
at llolien's.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03

GEORGE A. WILSON. Jsass.
j. snpI Auesi a. a.. DAVIS. Hesiltsf.

OklpHD. ssi-At J-ssrt 81 rrsbsfe. hrif q
Paris aithin All ipr TIE 1ounty 90 OalsId
"a ne una fursisT n Lao. A. u le3
Ga fhe prttul of WILLIAM tIA/IHTING.
Gnafiisa of tifilns Mats n. ant Guy Hsrlsune,
minor tfirs % Mar A. uaE ctne. late " Level .
ia al Iuunif tscsk-st, pfsYiag fJr icensr %
eel tni cCutsy csItaiu rial sslaif, alta I'D IN
al tosn oi Lowell, at falls Described Ia hIs -.
utiuu o. a. 10 ths frutais Oflcs, o. Cnafles II.
spear, 81 81 4lfsattf10at lfsf vi 0ss haa irci
snd dny d1ilArs
Orisfel. nat ths ala Petliloasr sivs no
tee 10 all FER 1as Interested - causlug an -
.ffacl Of hls Tetifiou. suh tlls or,isf thereon,
20 - gutllshst ihfes weeks successfully IN the
Oxfori Dsmocfat printed 81 Paris, that thsy msy
sIpaaf at ffotsts Cuun % ~ held Al pars I.
IN said Coaniy 90 the thiri faead.r u Hsb. nsst
~ . o'cloes IN the forenoon and shos cause n sny
they have, why the sanlc shyald not b. Erantsi.
GtD. A. WILSON. Jafse.
true eopy-atfest "A. d. Davis Re.I.1sr
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
u CARD

"wsArs'. SURF Cure for nesves- 10 the only
reliable remedy science has YET produced
sold ~ A. N terry.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1885-02-03
o.r,-,,,.. 90 b mIs,CI S. sss.s'


oNFpKn, ss-M q JouFI o. rfouats hsli a.
fafs sftIa at for ne CouniT n Otfofd,
ths tfIni Iars|iaF 1f lsa., a. u. 10.
JOHN upsifh. ksrcai1r ga ne esA.
81 ATul'na CuusnL isio % NFsirnt n sah
gauniy. iecessft. haFirG pfesertsd hls A.
ccuai % sfmisisirstrrn 81 ne estate % sati
Ifrrasrt 90 allowance
ordered. Tnkf tnr akII Isrrlt1f give nntlfr
D. 40 psfsoas lafefssfft ~ causing eopT ofthis
orirf D. b. patiishsf three weeks sncesssifs-
OIL la fhs nhfuTi Democrat. ufHspapsf
ffIafsi ~ Paris that thsY MAJ spgrar ~ afrpests
Court a. hs bell 40 Paris IN taAi tpanif On "
ttIfd TarstaF ~ lfb uctt. afg o'clork tn Nc
ftrtnIrnn and shes cause lfanF theT have. ~
CSC A WILSON Juiss
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-01
Cough on Temperance.

John B. Cough lectured upon his fayorite
theme at Westminster church last evening.
The audience which greeted him was very
large and enthusiastic, and the lecturer
seemed to put as much force and vivacity
into his talk as he did forty years ago, when
he had been lecturing on temperance two
years. 81 come to you this evening"" said
the speaker in opening, 'to speak on
an old, worn and hackneyed theme.
It is the same old story that have been tel
ting for forty-two years. The evil we seek
to remove is drunkenness, the cause is
drink and the remedy is total abstinence.
We war against the use OF alcoholic drinks
as a beverage, because such use Is not only
needless but hurtful to the social, civil and
religious interests of the community. The
principle Of total abstinence Is not only
lawful but It Is sensible. Mr.. Cough
said he didn't propose to argue
the Bible wine question because he didn't
believe In talking about matter concerning
which he knew nothing. We are not fighting
the wines of scripture, but the wines of COM
nerce. One reason why the argument for
total abstinence seems strong Is because
every man who has always abstained from
the use of intoxicants as a beverage is proud
OF it. The doctrine of moderation was
thoroughly punctured By wit and logic.
Speaking OF the grace OF God In
connection with the drinking man, he said,
the grace Of God has no power TO prevent
physical effects from physical causes. No
church has a right to discipline a man for
getting drunk, unless It disciplines a man
for drinking. Mr.. Cough does not believe
in alcohol as a beverage. Il would not take
alcohol to save my life." tApplause.l
never will touch 1t at the communion table.
The speaker announced himself as not
only prohibitlonist but an aunihilaiionist.
He would not work on one line alone, but
will 90 as far as any man to suppress the
traffic. The man who votes for license is
as bad as the saloon keeper. Some men
say. Mr.. Cough, why don't you preach moral
suasioni Ny reply is, there can be no moral
suasion where there's no moral principle.
Mr.. Cough closed by speaking of the con-
ditiOn OF the work iu England
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-01
CRIMES AND CRIMINALS.
The Minneapolis Police Force and Servic,
Rendered ia 1884.

The Minneapolis Police Force and Service
Rendered ia 1884.
The police force Of Minneapolis has grown
in numbers during the past year and now
consists of chief, 2 captains, lieutenants,
sergeants, clerk, detectives, 2 operators,
jailors, 2 drivers and 20 patrolmen Of
whom six are mounted and four detailed as
court officers. During the year, 1850 arrests
were made, or 4071 males and 449 females,
only 90 being colored. The married ones
numbered 1,4S1, and the single, 3,039. All
but 9l4 were able to read or claim ed to be.
The ages of those arrested were: Under
10 years, %; 10 to 20 years, 446; 20 to 30
years, 1872; 80 to 40 years, 1918; 40 to so
years, 643; so to 60 years, III; over 60
years, Al.
The nativity list shows 1908 born in the
United States, $40 in Sweden, 271 in Canada,
27I in Norway, 9S in Denmark, 262
in Ireland, 335 in Germany, 100 in
England, and the balance scattered over the
globe, including from Australia and 2
from China.
The offenses include the whole run of the
statutes and ordinances from murder
to fast driving, the oft occurring ones being
drunken ness, 1866; vagrancy, GA; assault.
and battery, 261; disorderly conduct, 373;
keeping houses of i'll fame, 1879; petit larcenyt
S18; liquor violations, 156; grand larceny,
40; abusive language, 50; bastardy, %; gam
bling, 90; malicious mischief 10; burglary,
81; nuisances, 81.
Of the whole number 1902 claimed to be
laborers, 439 prostitutes, 2l9 tramps, 172
carpenters, 1913 saloon keepers, and 3 edi-
tors. Two figures represent the number Of
each of the other occupations represented.
The grand jury were assigned l07 cases,
l, 400 were committed to the county jail in
default of payment of fines, l, l59 paid fines
and 772 had their sentences suspended. The
balance was discharged or not disposed of.
There were cared for 1862 lost children, 81
insane and II injured persons, and log stray
teams. Lodgings were furnished to the
amount of ], 207, as were 9S4 meals. The
patrol wagon Travelled 8, 492 miles.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-01

Now tha, the ice cutting season Is coming
on the decision in the district court yesterday
will doubtless be Of some interest to that
fraternity. In the suit Of Herman westphAn
vs.. Palmer & Dove, an action Is brough. to
restrain the plaintiff from entering upon.
cutting and removing ice from certain part
Of the Mississippi river just above the upper
bridge. Ia accordance with the custom es-
tsblished among the ice men Of the city. TIE
plaintiff staSed out certain section % the
ice Il hsp-sns that be in so doing uawit-
tirgiy included portion Of a track claimed
On have been appropriated BY the desendeuts-
The eoCrt Saws the ice eAunOt De considered
personal property 50 loag a. Il remains in
the position IN which l. originally forms
A conformity with an established custom Is
the only basis az title upon which
the plGioif could claim any right
and in Tits respect the defendants
have sarerso- tile. ss there vas nothing to
shOw that the plSintifts bad previously spe-O-
priated the ice The aca0n 70 enjOin Is
therefore dismissed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-01
TOO MUCH TALK.
n Poll Parrot Story applied TO the Chief Of
the signal Bureau.

n Poll Parrot Story applied TO the Chief of
the signal Bureau.
81 heard General Sherman say once that
you can no more doubt Gen. Hazsn's bray
cry or his honesty, than you can your own,
and | believe that's So" The speaker was
q well known army officer. There were
number of listeners, all Of whom agreed
with the speaker, but one added to his as
sent the remark that he ofsen slipped up on
his judgement, all the same. she has the
same trouble that polly had" He con-
tinued, "a very accomplished poll parrot
used to hang from first floor window, and
an extended broomstick afforded q good
resting place. One warm summers day
when every thing was quiet, polly saw a
dog walking leisurely along She was an
accom- lished bird and had good memory,
and having heard her master often talking
to his dog, she cried out, sic 'emr The
dog started and looked in every direction.
Seeing only the parrot, he thought she was
meant, and broke for her. There was
q regular monkey and parrot time. Polly
thought her last hour had come, but her
memory did not fail her. and in the scrim-
mage she cried out, Get out, damn you.'
The ruse was successful, but when polly re-
gained her perch she was in q deplorable
condition. Nearly all her pretty feathers
were out in the gutter, one leg was famed,
her flesh torn and bleeding and one eye was
closed. Surveying her sad plight she solilo-
quized ruefully, polly, you talk too much
That's the main trouble over at the signal
Office
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-01
Yesterdays Fire.

Mrs. c. NJ. Thompson's boarding house, at
No. 72l Hennepin avenue, was destroyed by
fire yesterday. The fire caught from the
stoyepipe in the kitchen and spread so rapidly
that by the time the department had arrived
on the grounds the entire building was
wrapped in flames, and the furniture was
nearly all destroyed.
Mrs. Thompson places her loss at 81, lOo'
on which she had an insurance in the New
York Alliance for 81, 900.
The building was owned by Mrs. John
Armstrong of Mary Place, and the loss Is
placed at $4,000 with $4,000 insurance.
Most Of the boaiders lost their clothing and
held no insurance. The principal losers
are J. d. Smith, Mr.. and Mrs. W. ]. Hart
zell Walter Pugh. NJ. Lansing, H. Morrell,
]. O.son, H. A. Billings, Miss Count, Mrs.
Bean.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1885-01-01
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