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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

ST. PAUL. SUNDAY, OCTOBER II, 1886.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

81. PAU. GLOBE SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Many mot INCLUDING sunday
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

1t is now believed that when Daniel
Webster said Venerable men, we have
come down TO us from former genera
ton," he had reference to Henry Johns
and NJ. p. Hatch, of the Young Mems
Republican club.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

S. A. Phillips says he is older than he
looks. He is afraid the papers are trying
to get him to run for congress by making
him prominent before the people.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

Dick Warner says that one side of his
head is higher than the other, and gives as
a reason that an Indian lifted the scalp
from one side. This story is denied by
Dicks friends, who say that the reason
why one side is higher than the other is
that one leg is longer than the other.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

A few friends of George Walsh think he
ought to be nominated for county attorney.
They urge that he has his Office in tile same
block with Judge Egan. who has been three
or four times nominated for that Office this
year. and it would be only fair to give
George one. 1t would please him. and
wouldn't hurt Judge Egan any.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

Joel P. Heatwole. of the Mortified
News, secretary of the Republican state
central committee is said to be the author
of the thrilling serial headed Republican
Campaign Tracts" the first chapters of
which have appeared in the Pioneer Press,
Loren Fletcher edits the copy, and Stanford
Newell reads the proof.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-10-17

Jimmie O'Brien says he expects to be
elected county aud tor AS the laws OF this
state allow man to expect anything he
wants to, so long as he doesn't interfere
with other citizens, there seems to be gen.
eral sentiment in favor of letting Mr..
O'Brien expect this for some time to come.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21
"a Sleeping beauty wakes.

q The news has just reached there from the
Dishner farm, some distance northeast OF
Columbus, Nebraska, that Minnie Dishner,
Nebraska sleeping beauty, recovered con-
sciousness Jan. 8, the sixty-seventh day OF
her sleep. The girl fell into the trance Oct.
y last. Since then she has lain to all
appearance a lifeless being, with the ex-
eeption. Of respiration and pulsntion.
When Miss 5Dishner awoke her mind was
apparently clear and unimpaired. Her
appetite and general feelings were good,
but her arms and legs were paralyzcd. She
says that she was conscious during the
whole time OF her protracted trance; but,
although she exerted her utmost
powers to, evince her consciousness,
she could not move q single muscle.
She says shehad no, physical pain until, the
Yortetfrday Of her sleep, when nm electric
battery was applied. Since then she has
suffered q thousand agonies OF body, and
at times it seemed as though her mind
would give way under the strain, and she
now complains OF terrible physical suffer-
8ings in consequence Of the shock to her sys-
tenn. The doctor in attendance says, how
ever, that she will recover in: short time,
I and will regain full use OF her limbs.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21
Crimes and Criminals.

The insane man who killed a Nebraska
sheriff wasslynched by q mob. ;s ,3s,
81 The mayor OF Nebraska City ordered q
raid on gambling houses recently Among
those rytured were several citi-
Gems and ~ councilman. ii3i5s
Selma Klemm servant girl in the en-
sploy Of Dr. Ford, st. Louis, committed
suicide by taking morphine. The cause is
Wis.
Charles Golden, a molder, who & year
ago moved to Milwaukee from Green Bay,
was sent to prison for twelve years He
Was found guilty Of rape committed on tho
person OF his tHelye-y ear-old step daughter.
Aman has been found in a Hudson valley,
NC New fork, poor house who wac once
wealthys but was iorcibly locked up III an
insane asylum Tor six years, during ~ hich
time scoundrels robbed him Of all his prop.
erty. -
The treasury department Is informed
that Norman II. Camp, formerly assayer
in charge Of the assay office at Boiss
City, Idaho, who was removed III April
last, has been convicted at Boise City 81
embezzling $12 500 Of the funds III that
office and sentenced to Ave years irnpris.
onmsnt and TO pay d fine OF Sic, 900, The
pnrsmentsof justice has Instituted pro-:
ccedingB to recover the deficit in his DO,
counts from his bond smen. n
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21

The traffic il countefeit butter, not;
only ct home, but III foreign lands,
has attained such q magnitude that.
II seriously interferes with the sale Of
the genuine products Of the dairy.
The exports ut o1eomargarine have
Increased rapidly since it's introdue.'
tion, 90 that where they only reachedI
Soneshalf ot the exports Of the genuine
dairy product III 1850 they now
about double them The annual AZ
erags decrease ID tie exports OF but
ter between 1850 and 1885, was ~
80, 700 pounds, while those Of oleo.s
margarine have shown an annual aver
age increase 81 q e47, 900 pounds.
~ 1856 the aggregate value of the ex.
ports Of butter and oIeomargarine
was So u95, 97s. thato butter being
IS; g8s $40 and oisonla rgarine = D
I461, So II butter had taken the.
place of oleom argarine il thsexporta-
ton tbs aggregate value would have
been about 81 Z, 900, 900
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21

v,,, !,
The late cold snap was especially
severe ats the south. The weather was
the coolest for years. IN Virginia ten
degrees above zero was reported IN
stwo$ort three places. Nothing like this
was experienced before in that region
since 1880. IN Knoxville, Tenn, the
mercury touched two below, and in
hattanooga FIVE below. Montgomery,
Ala: reported five above and New
Orleans fifteen above. This was the.
coolest for the former place since1 s73,
and for the latter place il was Eve,
degrees colder than any previous
record Savannah had its first snow
storm IN sig years, and III many other
places the SEVERITY Of the cold Is With
out ecorded precedent. There was a
good deal Of ufering for lack Of those
cautions that are always taken ii
northern climates where severe
weather ia expected il its season. IA
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21
Cond ensed General News.
Montana stock 81 reports.

"a Western Dakota stock operator, who
lives in this side Of the territory, has just
returned to Fargo from his ranches which
border on Montana, and sums up the con-
sdition OF stock, both. in view of the falls
teeding and the recent cold spell: $s "a
\. Both = horses and cattle, :" he says
ARE in 20 lar from satisfactory con-
sdition, and sheep are only a lit.
tie ~ better all from an exceptional
short growth of late grass, and from an
apparently poor quality OF the early grass
growths, owing to unseasonablera rains. But
stock 10 poor only in flesh; allseem ingood
heart, and all have stood the cold weather
better than might have been expected
" This gentleman has heard estimates OF
from 3 to per cent ofiniury to stock, but
said " was too high; that nobody could
yet FIX any per cent Of loss. The storms
Ind not been fatal to any degree whatever,
aud there was nothing existing, so far as
\ he had seen in a wide range butwould yield
70 9 vorable winter, which, SO far was it
expect. 5s (:
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21

Charles Rand lph, ex-secretary Of
the Chicago Board Of Trade, who has
given the subject of trichina careful
consid ration, while speaking Of the
recent poisoning IN the Westerfeld
family, says: Tho hogs il which the
disease IS most prevalent are those
that have been kept in pens. Now,
rats are full o. trichina, and as they
are eaten By hogs when kept in this
manner; q great deal OF the trouble,
# not al, comes from that source,
which esto prove that western hogs
that have room to Dam are more free
rom them. There was butlittle heard
8of the the disease twelve years ago in this
1: country, although it probably existed
before that, and people suffered while
ignorant Of the cause. I,
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21

4 State Of the Union has the right
sto5 preyent the armed assemblage Of
its citizens and their parading as mill.
tary comp anies when not organized
as such under the laws Of the state or
the United States. So held by the
Supreme Court Of the United States
Y ia the case Of Presser vs.. The State
sof Illinois. To deny this right, in the
opinion OF the court, would be to de-
ny the right to dispense assemblages
organized for sedition and treason,
and the right to suppress armed mobs,:
bent on riot and rapine.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21

The old city of Provide will scele.
brate its two hund red and 6ftieth birth-
Gay IL the 23d and Oath 81 June
1886 Two hundred and fifty years,
quarter Of millennium, is not so
long q life for q city that its beginning
goes back to 9 remote antiquity, as
compared with that Of historical cities
of the old world but in. this country
lew cities are older. In the new north.
west, there! are few cities, where some
aof the original founders and early set
tiers are not remaining to witness
their remarkable growth.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21

The popularity Of savings banks IN
assachusetts is shown by q recent
report Of the savings bank commits
sionera Of that state, which says that
IL Institutions are in operation, as
sagninst 16s Blast year The numberot
open accounts has increased from
i826,oos 70 s4s, 7s7, the amount Of
deposits from s262,,72o, 147 to s274,-
5eos, az, and the number Of deposits
during the year from s5o .s24to $780,
s07s. The deposits Of the year asgre.
gated $50. 24s, 1870, while the With
-slraNais amounted to only s4s,1 72,-
sl72. While 4 20, $40 accounts were
opened, only 90, ST. were closed: g.
Z
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21
! Personal Mention.

.E Is q ~ -
When Chauncey Depev was counsel foirr
the Vanderbilt railroads he got $35, 900 a
year. s;g 4. 80
The friends OF Senator ohm F. Miller, Of
Z California, say he is very much improved
in health, and now feel q strong hope for
his recovery. 81 3s$ ..j;l.
A dispatch from Jackson, Miss, announ.
ces the death there OF Col. Ed. Richardson, Of
the firm OF Richardson 4 May OF that city,
president Of the late Worlds exposition,
and one Of the largest cotton planters in
the world 3if:s;8 !}fss
q Coll John Mosby, Of guerrilla fame, has
arrived in San Francisco from, Hong Kong,
where he has served some years us United
States consul, and has opened a law office
in San Francisco. Senator Stamford gives
him railroad business. . US
The marriage OF Miss Edith Foster,
daughter OF Hon. ohm W. Foster OF Indi.
ana, formerly minister to Spain. and Rev.
Allen u. Dulles, OF Detroit, Mich, secreta-
~ OF the Presby terrain board OF Publication,
took place at tho New York Avenue Pres
5byterian church, and was brilliant aff,lir.
Senator Sherman is going to Ohio to be
present on the occasion OF his reelection.
He has been receiving numbers Of kilograms
during the last few days, and his friends at
Columbus have done nothing OF import
5ance without consulting him over the wires
AS the situation is So critical, he has de.
cideds to 60 out and look after matters
himself "a ~ ~ q ri
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21

The Boston chamber Of commerce
mas unanimously adopted q resolution
which endorses most emphatically
President Ell veland's II suggestion. 81
Srecip rocity oftrade between the United
States and Canad la. But, On the otis
er HAND, the American Fishery Union
is circul ating g memorial, prot testing
against any action which looks to-
ward the renewal Of free admission Of
oYincial- caught fish to American
markets, and is getting numerous sig.
natures. ~
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21

y. 81. Drake OF ST. Paul will close mn b;a
marble works. at Sioux Falls because the
city refuses to exempt the property from,
taxation for five years. .,.' - -
R. n. Innes & Sons wholesale proeerv
STORE TO the Lexington Opera house, the Al.
ans express office and D. j. Honlihan 4
Bros hardware store at LEXINGTON Kv ~
burned. Loss, $35. 900 to $40, 600: inai,r..
ance, $40, 900. IL .i1sAe. I,
The Blodgett block, the postoffice with
contents Mt Sweets saloon and the Hersey
Gently. Loss $50, 900; half insured.
Hiram W. Davis & Co.'s carriage a, . M.
lac tory in Cincinnati burned a law .d = :
age @ Loss oas was SIZE, 900, with insurance
Inc Inc Dakota man reported to have died
rom q poison draught intended ior h;s
Nile Y. y alive and in Chicago, threateni no
The military guard at Grant,a ton, i 70 e I,
been Wit drawn. s.. E s1-1 is e.
The Dartm outh Association 7, j Z,
Northwest y, held its annual reunion at 81
Bonaire hall, one of M bod !, Vii q &;
nary buildings ut Northfield. Mass s ss.a !.
burned. The building was wen { ;nanra.,
The ontents were saved. ~ ~ 3.
~ ohm Gunderson' Il house a. $Wood N.
". Croix county, Wis, was destroye I'M ~,
nre, and with II Dung baby, Who had hesy =
iele there asleep BY the parents. & 4.
John 3 Merrill eommittod suicide ii MI.
waukee ~ sh6o ing. He va i tWenty.t hra W.,
yeara:old and the son 81 AZ sSJa.s;, Sits Y.
4. Fitzgerald & ca, ltliy yesss1 !, g, =
ers. The; young man had suffered from, ,,a;,.
raleia \: ior years and COMMITTEE the deed in
despair. ~ ICY IT -
me lowe railroad comm issieners recor 4.
menu tne passage q q law making it an III.
tense i i any body to walk along The traci
81 railroads, except those Ma,
q OF y the employ Of the road. Z ~
"; An explosion occurred in q mine 10 A,,nv
/ y. yo., bya which thirteen man were k;Jlad'
elA podles nave been recovered being io,lnd
Jn.tt. E, level MEN met thor
In the district court at FARO. 4 i. II.
5G " sentenced Secretary Smith 81 IN
lower Saty club TO thirty days IN iail q M
so pay 2 me 81 > 200. The grand iury' IN.
VINO acted as secretary ai,s
srsasarer ior the Illegal sale OF liquor.
4. lhe ship Haunted which was am !, 4.
oned by the tug which was LOVING hcr 4 81,
| Storm recently and concerning wliosa - Y
W snerei waa great anxiety, Ina arriye M
Fortress Monroe oil right 5S1' & ~ y y
james 4, King, on tho eyeoi beinp IyncI =,
| n ;lexas, soniessed to Killing Tho fnSsss
ao,oere Y Davis county,, Iowa. nine Year, sH
N AtLa Crosse the Central roller, rinh I,
Is,n tnense structure 350 ieet long, ID mniefeS
i Y lasg fell N totGl wreck, iron
the weight 81 snow on the roo. s Y 4 y
Ad Oh ehoenleber, who ii lew AVA I, ]. !,
wa5 arrested for sending scnrrilous sIst I'M
70 ladies' and ntleman In Miiwnnkeos NV
VINO has ior years past been d iaati ing M u
tess man, alter his release on BAN, ont MI
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21
CaSualtyRecor

Three cars ON the Utah & Northern we're
thrown from the tract. near Butte, Mon.,
and several passengers seriously injured,
among them q. c. Hommer Of Garrison. 4.
The -four warehouse OF frederick C, Yeh-
meyer, on Kinzie street, Chicago, took
fire recently and Was almost entirely con 5
stunned with the contents. The loss will
reach $4,000
Never did q FIRE in Montreal destroy. SO
much property in SO short a time as did that
which burned 5B. & 8. III. Thompson's hard
ware estab lishment, Fischel & CO. e Cigar
manuiactory and the Montreal Vinegar
works. The flames destroyed $500, 600
worth Of property in three hours. 81 q
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21
Washington Gossip.

It is understood the congressional com.
mitteewill recommend the establishmentol
q large plant at Pittsburg for the manu-
facture OF large steel guns. i5f f53
The senate committee on public lands
has reported fayorably to rest ore tho I'M
earned lands on the grant Of the Sioux City
d st. Paul roadin Iowa and there is pros.
pect Of its passage. 49, D
The government printing office is now
running night and dny on bill work. Ofthe
8, 600 bills introduced, 926 copies OF each
have to be printed, and it costs about
5000 aday to doit. n
$z The department Of state has received
official Information from the United States
consul at Apia, Samoa, oil the seizure Of
the Samoan Islands by the German govern.
ment, as previously reported in news dis
patches. 3 l54 R 93 335s3
Gen. Sheridan does not believe in the
scheme suggested by Congressman Laird oil
Nebraska to enlist y regiment of cowboys
to fight the Apaches. Hesays that cowboys
fight pretty well when they are drunk, but
does not think they would be OF very
much service on q long, tedious campaign,
IN which discipline has to be maintained. II
The remains Of the late Delegate Ray
mond were taken to Rock Creek cemetery
and placed in q vault beside those OF his
wife. There were no funeral services, but
the remains were accompanied by a large
number OF friends, among whom were War.
rem Raymond, his son; A. "a. Raymond, his
brother; Senator Sabin, w. T.. Chase Of
New York, Mr.. Warner Of Mississippi, Mr..
McGook and Mr.. Whitney were also pres,
8ent. The pail bearers were Senator Edger.
ton, Gov. Mellette, Judge Drake, Dr.. War.
rem Of Wisconsin, Dr.. Johnso on OF w ashing.
ton, and Mr.. Veltz of Grand Forks.
g. w. Paisley, general land inspecto ;ol
the district Of Wisconsin, Minnesota, Da-
kota and Montana, has made q report on
the condition Of land interests in the Du..
sluth land district which is of Importance.
Commissioner Sparks in his annual report
recommended that the timber Of Northern
Minnesota be held in reservation for its
climatic efficacy. Mr.. Paisley urges thatit
be sold at public sale and that the home
stead and prescription laws be repealed in
thnt district. Congressman Strait has en-.
dorsed on Mr. Paisley's report his cordial
approval OF this Recommendation, and the
report and endorsement have been placed
ON file. S.;S q
The COMMITTEES pm privileges and elections
iot the Ohio house OF representatives
recently reported the resolution to I'M.
seat the nine Democratic members from
Hamilton county. The resolution was
amended providing Tor herring to be ac-
corded the unseated members. The resolu-
ton was adopted under the previous ques-
tion and theaeats were then declared va
cant amid the greatest confusion. and in
the midst Of q bowling mob. Each branch
OF the legislature voted separately on
United States senator. In the senate,
Hon. a. e. Thurman received 20 votes and
Hon. ] ohm Sherlnan17; Democratic major
ity, 3. In the house, Thurman received Al
votes and Sherman 81; Republican major
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21
General News Notes.

At Minneapolis Woodside fails to beat
the Hty-mile bicycle record.
Coy. Hill recommends that the state
lend New York city money for public i'm.
proyeInents. 4; 9355 Z ,,...y 80 81
Gov. Swineford Of Alaska writes reeu.
larry for the Detroit Free Press article
descriptive Of Alasaka 3$... 80
The failed leather firm OF Bigelow & CO,
OF Boston have liabilities of $24O. 600.
Some OF the money was sunk in silver
mine. 81 ~ 81 S. T'Fs' IS
The net earnings OF the Northern Pacific
for the first six months OF the fiscal year
aggregate So, 799, 4S7, nm increase OF $439,. =
The lengthy trial OF Dan Hole onib, SON.
1n-law Of the murdered old man Crouch. for
perjury at Hillsdale,I Mich, terminated in q
verdict Of not guilty. III
Hon. II. G. Thnrber sells Sc. 900:
acres on the Dead river to T. n. McGraw
q Co., Of New York consid ora ton, $780,.
900 cash. The land is estimated to have
200, 600, 900 feet Of standing pine.
In Salacoe, Ga, lives Col. Hucherson, six
feet seven inches high, and his three sons,
measuring respectively six feet seven and /,
hall inches, ak feet six inches and six feet
six inches, each weig Ching about 200 pounds.
England has accepted proposal from
Russia that the powers insist on iisarma.
5ment by Greece, Seryia and Bulgaria. The
powers have suinmo ned seryia, Bulgaria
and Greece to disarn1, promising them that
4 q Turkey will low the example. 4 2}55
III The grand jury az New Orleans has il.
dicted the preside nts Of the trades union
fof the typographical union and 9of the
spressman's union for criminal libel in hay.
ing carried in the trade parade OF NoY.s25
81 banner bearing the device, Fined 5000
Tor being union mon e 81
AZ the type; tting tournament ID Chica.
60 Barnes took the lead on number II ems
set, as well as Tor good workmanship, by
acting 2, s801z in mn hour and q half. This
was counted from nncorrected proof Nc.
Cam came next. with z, 1928 net, and Hud.
son third, with {, AZ 81. Szs{
M Monday night the 18th inst, was tbs
coolest Of ali nj Jacksonville, Fla. Tho
thermometer ut the signal office recorded
is above zero This lis over deg. lower
than ever before recorded Tiers. The
young orange trees are probably killed.
Tt ig not thought that the older trees are
much hurt The tempsrature 10 slowly
rising. II
The Ohio senate and house met IN Joint
convention recently and reelected John
Sherman to the United states ssnate. II
required IA yotes to elect. Sherman r.
csived SIS votes, and Allen G. Thurman So.
2 The house Of representatiyes adopted q
resolution and appointed special COM
Hifttee to inyestiga charges against four
members OF the present house that they
accepted brides to vote for Henry 81 Payne
for United States senator while metnbsrs
of the last general ASSEMBLY
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21
Foreign GOSSIP.

Tho Belgian prime minister was stricken:
with paraly ais. 81
b Father Beck the general 81 ths Jssuits;
Y reported 10 DO dying.
~, The Pope will create no British or. Amer
lean cardinals at the coming eonsistory
a number 0i villages were swept away
the BaIkana. h
Ths Black IsIo eroiters .oi scotland de.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21
THE BAD LANDS CON BOZ.
MED q ORA. !
It's stated that Keene the actor;
who suffered se,r q stroke Of paralysis ut
4 9ma be-, and was obliged TO to cancel
al his engagements, was in the habit
OF amo king from twelve to fifteen
black cigars each day.

James 3. Keene, formerly a great
speculator, IL SUPP lementary proceed.
lngs the other day, denied that he mad
any property, but compelled to
admit that his wife was rich from his
gifts ten years ago.
The Bad Lands cow boy. [volume] (Little Missouri, Dakota [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-1886, 1886-01-21

= HOUSE. Mr.. Curtin declined serving as
chairman Of the committee on banking and
currency, and was excused by the house.
The presidential succession bill was called
up, but confederation Of the measure was
Ellostpouad. t5gf.l q.