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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
ShotHer Husband.

Special to the Globe.
WINoSA, Mimi, Jan. s--During a do
nestle quarrel this morning about o'clock
Mrs. Behner. residing on East Fourth
street, shot her husband. Martin Behuer, in
the head. The wound, however. proves 10
be slight and Behner will not suffer much
from it. Ill-treatment at the hands of her
husband is assigned as the cause for Mrs.
BehneT's rash act After the shooting she
ran up stairs, where the neighbOrs. hearing
the disturbance, found her. A wound in
her head was evidence that she had at
tempted self-destruction. No complaint
was made to the police in the matter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
NEW RICHMOND.
a Thrifty Badger Village With
Many Business Advantages.

Special 20 the Globe.
NEW RICHMOND. Jan. Among the
many examples OF rapid development af-
forded by the growing Northwest may be
cited the thriving city of New Richmond.
St. CrOIx county. Wis, incorporated under
a city charter last spring. Ii is situated on
Willow river, the main business portion "
ing on the south side thereof. Ii has sew
eral good brick business blocks and some
very fine private dwellings. and is sur
rounded by fertile and thickly populated
region of country, and has population of
about fourteen hundred inhabitants. The
first impetus 10 enlargement and CONNER
cial Importance was communicated by the
passage within its limits, in 1876, OF the
West Wisconsin railroad. now branch OF
the Chicago, St. Paul. Minneapolis IL
Omaha, on its way TO Lake Superior. Since
that time there has been healthy, substan-
tial growth in consequence of tine transpOr-
tatiOn facilities afforded for the products of
the rich agricultural region OF which this
cityis
THE NATURAL ENTREPoT.
the population having nearly doubled within
that time, with corresponding increase in
mercantile and manufacturing interests.
This course of development has been lately
accelerated by the advent of the Wisconsin
Central, which passes through here and
brings US into close communication with
Eastern markets and taps a district rich in
pine and hardwood. Our city boasts of a
flour mill of large capacity. possessing all
the modern Improvements, whose flour en-
joys not unenviable reputation to Euro
pean ports. There is also very fine lum-
Der mill. which manufactures extensively
and gives employment during the milling
season 10 a large number of hands. and has
been instrumental in building up that pOr-
ton Of our city which lies north of Willow
river. There are several Industries, such as
a sash and door factory, wooden mill and
cheese factory. which, with the outlay of
some capital and tine necessary energy and
skill. would be able to build I'D a profit
able business. There is also very elegant
school building
SECOND TO NONE
in the county, and the educational interests
of the community are thoroughly looked
after. There has been lately erected across
Willow river a magnificent iron bridge,
costing about $1,000, 10 accommodate the
increasing traffic between the southern and
northern portions of the city, the depOts of
both lines of railroads being located in the
northern portion. The religious welfare of
TIC Collihiuhitl - wei Iihcn care OF Dy the
Catholics. C0ngregatiOnalists, MethOdists,
EpiScopalians. etc. all of which nave very
fine church ediices; the Catholics having
erected a spacious new church this year to
replace their former one, which had been
destroyed by fire. We have large skating
rink. literary and other societies. so that the
needs of the citizens for amusement and
instruction are amply provided for The
professions are well represented, but, as l
have said before. there is ample room for
capital. combined with energy and push, in
the direction indicated above.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
Good Man Resigns.

EUtIIhI % TIC NIIIlf.-
CARVER. Mimi, Jan. s.-The county
superintendent of schools. p. \. y. Vrey-
ems. has rendered his resignation TO the
county board. which is now in session. and
upon which the appointment Of a suitable
and competent person To i'll the unexpired
term OF Mr.. Vreyens' Office will devnlve.
Mr.. Vreyens Is an old veteran in the cause
OF education. having taught many years in
Carver county. and was thoroughly posted
on the needs Of our school system. Ii is
matter Of much regret to the majority of
teachers who esteem Mr.. Vreyens very
highly, that he should resign.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
The RIchmond whig SOLD.

RICHMOND, Va. Jan. s.-The Rich
mond Wing, which suspended publication
on the 22d ult.. was sold to-day for $50, 600.
The purchasers were Abner Anderson. for
merly of the Danyllle Register, and Judge
w. c. Knowlin of Washington, d. 6.
The paper will be Democratic in principles.
Tie sale has been confirmed by the court.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
DakOta Dissatisfied.

WASHINGTON, Jan. S.-Their is con-
siderable feeling among the friends of Da-
kota that the delegate from that territory
was not given place on the committee ON
territories. In the Forty-seventh congress
the Dakota question first came prominently
before congress. and Mr.. Pettigrew. who
represented Dakota then in the house. was
made member of the committee. The
Republicans had a majority in the house at
that time and Keifer was speaker. The
only territorial delegate who is on that
committee named yesterday is Joseph of
New Mexico.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
DnILOIn EaiInres.

Special to the Globe.
FARGO, Oak, Jan. S.-Dun's local agent
furnishes the Argus this statement of fail
ures in Dakota the past three years: 1888,
number, 90, amount, S1O7. SIS; 1884. num-
Der, III, amount, 1923, 642; 1885, number.
IS, amount, S404, $50. This is regarded as
very favorablein comparison with surround
ing states,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
commissioner sparks PersOnated

The Hanson Advocate relates that some
facetious person lately registered at the
SanbOn house in Mitchell as Commissioner
Sparks Washington, ID. c.. and took the
landlord into the joke. The news spread
like small poX scare and callers came in
squads. The paper says: AS they entered
the office they were referred to the sample
room, where sat an elderly commercial gen
leman busly copying OF course all had
to take look at the most wonderful of all
The Democratic curiosities of the present
age and all had something to say and were
anxious to say it. To report all of the ex-
pressions of disgust would be next to i'm
possible, but few will suffice to show the
love borne for that illustrious gentleman.
One of Mitchelfs most pious gentlemen was
overheard to remark as he peeped in at the
door: "Well. am surprised Is that the
damphool who thinks that all who live out
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
Fire ut GIendiTe.

GLESDIvE, Jan. s.-A defective fiue in
the wholesale liquor and tobacco store of
Henry Dion caused fire Thursday even
ing, which burned this store and the drug
store of Hope Davis adjoining. The total
loss isabOut SI5, 900. nearly all covered by
insurance.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
NORTHWESTERN NEWS.
\ Wfuona Woman Shoots Her Hus-
band, but Not Fatally.
A House Burned ct Union, wis.,
VarIons Matters.
Special TO the Globe.

Special 10 the Globe.
EAU CLAIRE. Wis, Jan. s.-Wednesday
night q dwelling house in the town Of
Union, this county, belonging TO James
Mccain. was fired by ineendiaTies. involving
a total loss Of 81. 500, on which there was
no insurance. The house is alleged to have
been used for immoral purposes, and had
been vacated the day previous 10 the FIRE,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09
mUzZLE wmE POLITICIANS.
The Glass OF People Doing Dakota
the Greatest Injury.


The Glass OF People Doing Dakota
the Greatest INJURY.
GRAND FORKS, Jan. THE word Da-
kota appears to be On every lip, and if we
are TO believe all that is said about this ter
ritory we would be of the opinion that the
country was divided upon the question ''for
Dakota" or against Dakota" Meanwhile
the territory moves along just as well as if
it was full-hedged state and had enough
electoral votes to decide presidential con
test. The reyolutiOniSts Of the South, if
they can be dignted by that title, have sue
ceeded in spending $40, 600 of the peoples
mOnev. and have accomplished nothing ex-
cept TO set up a rump state government with
Legislative machinery attached. all of which
amounts to 10 more than puff Of smoke Ii
is the politicians who are making all the
fuss about division. and the wherefore is
easily seen in the fact that Dakota, if
divided. would furnish plenty of offices to
go around. among the leaders at least
North Dakota is to have convention on
the 18th. 1t is called by no one, held for no
purpose. has no authority to act, the dele
gates have
NO AUTHORITY
to attend, and no person has authority TO
OlCCb tlGlll. II ID CdilCu ny lODOQy 10 40
nothing, and when so called it will no
doubt develop into some political scheme
for the advancement of some particular
favorite schemer. All inquiry has failed to
reveal the true inwardness of the scheme as
yet, though the call says it is for the pur-
pose Of discussing matters affecting the in
terests Of the territory. One class of poll
ticians are making great fight on the con-
vention, saying that it is in the interest of
''the old Ordway ring" Another class Of
the same stripe say that the convention is
opposed only by 1.-THE old Ordway ring"
This alleged ring is the source of a great
deal Of political thunder by some Of the
politicians of Dakota. and they continue TO
fight it tooth and nail, as if itwere really in
existence.
The fact is as plain as it is possible to
make it that if the politicians and office
seekers would let Dakota alone she would
be great deal better off. Her fool friends
go down to Washington and make her ri
liculOus. They stand on street corners and
tslk Of the wrongs of Dakota which she has
nver felt They imp0rtune the present
administration for Office in manner that
wtuld cause people to think that every Da-
kotan was born oflice-seeker. If the
politicians could be muzZied Dakota would
go a.Fng in never-ending summer of pros
perib'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-01-09

After the installation OF officers at Alex
Wilkin Post No. 10 Wednesday evening, the
post went in u body TO the residence of James
Cannon, past commander. Fifty-fOur men
representing forty-eght different regiments
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01
Interesllng Experiments.

IN connection with the trial of Pei
for pc soning, which has just resulted
in Paris in the condemnation Of the ac-
cused, some interesting experiments
were conducted at the morgue with q
view to test ng whether il was possible,
as alleged by the prosecution. that the
murderer could have gotrid ofthe body
Of one Of his victims by burning it
piece by piece in a common stove. The
professional witnesses stated that they
procured body weighing sixty kiio-
gra,mmes. They removed from Il forty
kilogrammes Of organic matter. and
lighted a fire of wooden logs. They
thus ascertained that Ia an hour the
cornplete reduction to ashes OF one kilo-
gramme Of organic matter could be eff
fected, and in forty hours the complete
combustion ofabody we Ching sixty kill
ogrammes could be completed. The &C.
cornpanyng smell was not disagreea.
BILE. The bearing OF this on the ques-
ton of cremation is obvious. IL Is
possible TO consume the human body
by fire at q comparatively small ex-
peTise. as these experiments show. In
Japan. where cremation has peen prac-
sicad for ages, the quantity az wood
consumed in the cheapest cremation Is
to small that European doctors doubt.
ell the ey dence OF e-witneSses. Gre
nation Of the lowest class costs only
two shillngs. on account of the small
quantity OF wood used, and the opera
ton generally lasts from six to nira
hours. The smell for considers ,le
distance around the crematorium Is.
however, OF & very offensive kind, and
the accessories are. as artlle, far from
agreeable. There Is, however, no
doubt that the body can be consumed
at y lar less expenditure OF fuel than
IS generally considered possible. A.
Y. fost
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01
Ne pRAYsrA sgsr.

l''The Ancient Msriner,"l
% wsetsr than the marriage feast
Ills swsster far 10 rne,
TO walk togOthsF 10 the kirk
With q goodly companyl-.
To walk together 20 the kirk,
And altogether pray,
While each 10 bis great Father bends,
Ola lnen and babes and loving friends,
And youths and maidsns gay,
Farewell, farewell! but this I tell
To thee, thou Wedding Gussti
He prAysth we'll who lOvsth well
Both Haan and bird and beast
He praysth best, who loveth best
All things both great and small;
For the dear God who loveth us
He made and loveth all
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01
A Tear, al Dscisioa-
ITA.t-oi, p-r,a / 500

A cabbage which had arrived at Re
spectacle Dimensions began Dragging
about the size Of its head, when Boss
Watermelon raised its Voice in Dis,
pute. The Hubbard Squash chimed in
Tor 5rst place, and a Pumpkin Reared
out that it wouldn't play Second fiddle
to no Vegetable on earth. They were
having it hot and heavy, when along
came Philosopher, and he was asked
TO decide which had the Largest Head.
AS to the head, he replied, that is
a matter to be settled BY Tape. line.
ANY Of you measure ten times the size
Of this little onion, but when you come
down to what's under the Uranium
that's a ah-a --ah--diferent thing,
and Oh will please lend me Handker.
chief while / Weep"
Moral He who Judges man By the
size of his Head, will find him all Hat
Is often as all Brains.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01
why ,hs chpdrsa prAssd.
New York Tribune

A yonng man recently fell into finan-
cial difficulties and was compelled to
sell bis household Effects and find a
temporary refuge, with his family, at
bis Gathers house After they had sot
fairly settled I'd their new dome the
children went into thc parlor To play on
Che piano a few notes were struck,
and then All was silent, The good
grandmother peeped silently into the
room and found the children kneeIing
aronnd q great armchair and the old
est WAS praying ia earnest tonas Oh,
Or. " good 10 lis and send lis piano
that has some music IN IL, like the one
We iLsed koilaYe.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01
Rnrln snrin, n.mnnIris.
,chlcsgo Herald

The engineering difficulties in build
ing the Canada Pacific railroad are
greater than those encountered in any
OF the present trans.continental lines,
because the available passes 10 the
Rocky mountains are more Lrokeu and
rugged. A choice was made Of the low
est Of tho five within canadian terri.
tory, but this is now deemed q mistake,
and surveyors are exploring the Others
al heavy cost
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01
First Publication April 5, 1851
Notice for Publication.
HOMESTEAD No. 1888.
LAsp orrIoE u Tgegos, AalaogA.

LAND OFFICE At TgosoE, ARIZONA,
March 2, 1885,
Notice Is hereby given that The following
named settler has fled notice Of bis intention
of the District Court at Globe, ella County,
Arizona, on May 10, 1883, viz: George Dam
forth Of Arper, Arizona, for the s. and N j.
Of s. Nv. / and n, W. Of 81 IL. Sec. ~,
Townahip 4, N. Il. Is F
Henaines the following witnesses to prove
his continuo1s residence upon, ans cultivation
of, said land, vim;
Eanlund Ketton and Charles f. Living
stem, Of Afner, ella County, Arizons; Norman
II Salter and Elisha Lieufaace, 81 Glcbe, CHA
County, Arizona.
y. M. THOMAS, Register.
apiS-ew
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01
$500 REyyARD.
$3.50 Ew ARD.

A. The above reward viii
:Sss.russEfxA be paid fGT tie detection
VA sSE and conviction d any
vi person or persons caught
stealing or killing my
~T w cattieef the above brand.
1sl1 ~ JOHN KENNEDY.
Globe; At
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01
Choklag a Runawav.

70 stop q runaway horse the Russians
nave light cord with a slip moose ID IL
about the horses throat, with the cord
running through the saddle ring ana
over the dasher at hand for the driver
70 pun npon IT the horses first Al.
Tempt 70 run. A little choking stems
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01
Rankin, BTaytOn 4 Company,
PACIFIC IRON WORKS,
San Franciseo, Chicsgo and New York.
$500 Reward.

The above reward VIII be paid fol- informs.
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person who may be found aitering of defaeins
the marks IL brands, on stealing, billing or
driving from their aceust1tcd ranges any live
stock belonging To any IL The members al the
Globe Stuck Growers Association of CHA
tInAnfv
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01

Buenos Ayres is better supplied with
horse railroads than any other city OF
Its size IN tho world. With popnla.
ton Of some 20O, 000, it has eighty miles
Of street railroad, carrying over 70, 000,.
GU PASSENGERS annually.
Arizona silver belt. [volume] (Globe City, Pinal County, Ariz.) 1878-19??, 1886-05-01

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5000 Reward.
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sa0O REwARR


Gross "a hft hip. Ear maTks--cTep OF
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The Above reward will be paid by the aA-
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tlle conviction VI amy one guilty Of defacing,
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cattle bl.ariug thpiB
Rangc--s.cMilief, post 0hHEe addssss-.
Globe, (iila County, A. II.
aug. 9-tfI P. SHANLEY.