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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
1T 8 s.
Bereinigte Staaten.
Gprreipou6ens.
Rotre Dame, Snb., 3. Oft. 1886.
Werther Serr @onuer!

Notrs Dame, Snb., g.. Oft. 1886.
@ertber 5err 9onner!
Sd babe iosben sSbre bissidbrige Brdmie
our v2ursmburser @atette" erbaltsn, unb
ebs i9 nod bieislbs gang bur5 ssIeien
babe, fam i'd i6on erieben, pom weIdem
SntereHe bieielbe fir bic &inber 9urems
burs's fem mus. @sisrn abenb i9on
bur9muiferte i'd bieielbs BEL unisrm suten
g. Sobannss, tnbsm i'd ni9t puBts, Oh
aud i9 bisielbe perbient babe. Sabet feel
MIR III ebsn etn, baB mir 2uremburser
ni9t senus barauf beba9t finb, infer Qi9t
Dor Der @eIt i9einen gu Iafen. 60 batten
mir gum 8eiipiel, lstts ISOLDE Wiifionsu
bier tn Soutb 9enb bel 3wei pom ~unieren
2anbsleuten, benz p. Sobaunss G. s. c. in
ber beuti9en Martentir9e unb beim p.
SalIi3e G. s. G. in Der ct. SoIepb's
Rtr9e. 9a3u NOR es nod Der P. @su.
sbenfaIs elm 2ursmburser, msI1er in Der
Warisntir9e bic Niiion Ieitete, Bel ber
aud g. u. @berls G. SIS. r. mitwirtte.
Na9 bsrisIbsn CAB P. Nsu In Der ct.
Soispb's: Rirde ben Sran;oien cine eissns
Miifion.. 9as fSnnsn bod nlr uniere
2anbsIeute, Bel gnsli1sn, 9euti9en,
Jraasoien unb pielIsi1t aud 5ottentoten
@enise Isiffsn. Bel unisrm sutsn P.
Sobannes mar bic Wiifion Elm GROCER
grfols. Muer Wabri9sinIi4teit mad
wirb aud bies Bet P. SaIi3e Der SaI &C.
ueien iein, absr bauon babe i9 ni9t Bic
Beftimmtbeit. u. 9.
9ieier gorreiponbsns baben mir bas
SoIsenbe bi~nsu3ufisen. Die Wilfon,
bie Bel P. Sobannes G. s. G. geseben
warb, IN In einem etssnen artitsl, bstiteIt
Cine bG. Miifon nit 0onner, 5assl unb
BIis", ,geidiIbert. Der artifel 1T BEN
r@sItbirser" In Sort Wapue entnOmmsn.
Dem aud bic folsenben Noti5eo iber P.
Sobannes @. s. G. entitammen:
Die beutI6en 8atbolifen waren fuiber in
bieier Staot uernadldiiist worben. @rit i'm
Sabre 1882 nabm iib Der p. Sobannes, c. S. G.
berielben NIT @ifer unb 2iebe an, iu6te lie aut,
belt Berlammlnn9eu, fin9 an ~ coaeftiren uni
bat ies bic gemsinbe bereits Elm i60nes Yro:
perth, &ir1e, S9ule, @lode, Or9el fir $10,'
600. Die S6nlt wirb pom ben S6meitsrn pom
81. Sreu;s bsiorst unb 3dblt 100 Rinber.
p. Sobarnss bate BEL @%riinbuns Der gs.
meinoe nit pieltn S6mieri9teitsn All fGmpfen,
aber CT perlor ben Wfutb ni6t. Or peritebt es,
bnr& rubi9sS Scrseben, bnrd Spfsrmidiafeii
uub liebspels petanbllns bic Deutt4sn az &c:
pinnen; Ct IT bon Wien 9eliebt nnb gsadtet-
unb % ttbt ~ aFpayten, bab bic bsutl4e ct,
Rarp's Genasulbs balb ,tius bsy bllRHbteu
pom Spatb Stre Kin pirt,
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12
sanr, Woiel, Gifel unb Sunsrhd..

Sdmmtlt9s &eb[anss 6 o MT
mitpueu Der MoitI pan SO5IenS big
Trier babsu i9re arbsitsu bssloct uno 6as
Bel uirssnbwo nit Oer Neb,sus tebafte'e
Beinber9e uo~rSefuuber. IA 2is @eins
ber9e o Grisr berouf bis sur. ReiGss
sren;e iino uRtc,iu9t morcru. Su bieism
Sabre absr iinh orc Deinbtrse ~ liner eez
nanen nnteriu4gHS ials&t SsaSuet.
0as Baiier Der ROieI it bis
Witte Ssptembsr itart ssiGueu, 10 bds bic
WtOisIbampfer na5 @obtsns uno aud bic
mad 8srntaiisl bic 6abrten einiteaen
uuBten. Die Woisl mar bis babin nod
tdsli3 uon 8abenoen bsiu4t.
1eber BEN Stanb Der Beinberae
an Der llntermoiel i9rsibt man Der
rSrantfurter 3eituus": Der Stanb Der
Bsinbsrse 1T i'm aassmsinen an Der sanz
zen linten WoisI elm iebr gutter. ginise
9asen, ME 3eItinsen. 26isni9, baben baz
bur9 seIitten, baB in bsnisIbsu Die loses
nannte Sang" aafgetreten III, b. 8. baB
bte Blitter an ben StSdsn biire seporben
itub, mas fir BITE g~ntuideluns Der Srau-
ben isbr na9tbsilis lit. IS III biss cine
Solse Der auf BITE tirSIi5sn @spitterressn
unmittelbar etnsetretenen srsuen Sise (bis
su $50 Reaumlr I'M S9atten.) @Iits
Iiderueiie inbsfen III bisies Oarreuerbem
Der Bldttsr II tn stnsslneu 9agen einaes
treten, udbrenb ionft bic @einberse bur1s
wsss iebr gut ifsbsn. Die Erauben ents
wideIn f9 iebr id6n, RIeinbers uub
Ssftsrreider fins melt poran. @ssling
basssen TT nod stwaS surid. Bleibt bic
Bitteruns unbaltenb 70 sinifis wie ieitber,
10 bat bies inbsfen msnis gu fasen. Die
IseinanS fir ben 5srbit III bur9sdnsis
cine redt CUTE. Suantitdt: fiber 3msi
Orittel, tn man9en 2assn iosar poler
9erbf. @sun aud aber bic 0ualitat
nod ni9t piel su iassn iif, 70 sebt bod bic
aqsemeine 4nfi9t Sabin, baB btslelbs ben
s4er minbeitsns errsi9sn pirb. --.
Sn Mpntioie feisrte ST.. Rector
Baulp Sountas ben 10. Sept. istn 26idbs
rtsss BrieitsriubiIaum.
Trier. Ser Cob raumt im Iaufenben
Sabre gar isbr unter ben Bfarrern bes
Bistbunis auf. 8om erffen Sanuar bis
erffen September bieits Sabrss inb bsretts
s2 Yfarrsr seitorben. bersn 0urdi9uittss
alter iber 624 Sabre betrdgt. 3uet bers
felben finbs iber SO Sabre alt seporben;
uier aubere 1913 Sabre; Der iinsife
berlelben tdblte nur Al Sabre. Das III
uabrlt@ fetne freubise gri9einans, ,ba
ausenbIidIi& 100 @eiftIi9e tn Der DiSeeis
feblsn.
3u SssI feben bic Dsinberse uis nit,
ten TN Wintsr aus. Nas 6as @ewitttr
pom 2. Sept. ni&t psrni&tet, BAT Der psros
usjporapsli p~erborben, 70 baB man Sein'
ssfuabss UIatt msbr HnAst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

pertbe @5riit iteasn iou. Selbfuers
olltommnuns bur6 rebung Ser
euanseIii9en Gusen6en un6 Witarbeit
am 9eiIe bes # en- mad NaaB
Der eiSenen &rdfte. Gum geiipiel Res
4riitli3en 2ebens uuB mar bic Sbat Der
9rtitli9en garmbersistett btn3ufisen.
Oas ut ia aud Der 6oppelte 3wet Der @es
ieai3uft Ses 81. 9incents pom BauI; ie
penbet ii9 Defenders an bic Sussnb, bic
man ben @efabrsn unb Serfibrunsen bes
mobernen Qebens entreiBen muB unb Der
man cine ~trdftise. 9riitIi1e uebsrseusuns,
Bite ben @bartter itdblt unb ben @ifsr unb
bic 9tnsebuns sr5eust, etnf6Ben muB.
s. Ri3aeIis.
RarteIineen. Gm Sonntaa, BEN
90. ausuft, wur6e bus Rir5peibfeff bier
sefeiert. Cine S9musslerbanbe bate fid
bteien Gag auserieben, um ibr Sanbwerf
pieber einmuI i'm @roben" su bstreiben.
@esen 8 rbr absnbs tamen 8 roblffe
Ndnnerseftaltsn, cine iebe nit einem sros
Ben Cad auf Der SduIter, Idnss Der Sauer
babersti4rittsn, um bic biesisitise Creme
III s%epinnen. Sn benz auseHblide traten
3 @ren3aufieber aus ibrem gerftede bers
pOr. Raum batten bic S9musslsr bic
Diener bss @sisSes erblitt, ais tie TIRE
Sdds TN Stt9e lisBsn unb fi5, bur5 Bic
Sauer patenb, auf bas Iurembursii1s
Eerritortum retteten. Die bef9lasnabms
ten @esenftdnbe bsitsben in mebr ais 100
Wfeter Gu9 uon einem 0ertbs non ca. 1000
BIS 1900 ST.
BUR Seier bss finfaisidbrisen Bries
iferiubiIdums bss pr. Batter Qeo XIII. bat
f4 IN Der 9rOuins 9~urembrrs Elm @omite
sebilbst, has aus ~fOlssnbsn 5erren bsftsbt:
Gbrenprdtbent: Der Domberr RaIbasue,
Brafoent bee Seminars Az 8affna6;
Brdfbsnt: Ridaelis, abpotat IN arlon;
S9atmeiiter: Der Oe6ant Serr 9aspar
3u ct. Warttn; Setretdr: Der Sriebenss
ri9ter Dubois Su arIon; WitsIieber bes
@omitss: 2efeure. Ridter am Tribunal
gu 4rlon; WorsHee, &ebatteur Der v9oir
bu luxembourg; Denis, gbrsnri9tsr su
War9e; 9ambotte, Nptar gu gaitna9
9emaire, Srtebsnsridter su gielialm Secs
naro, Iouotat gu Reufdateau; Btuttn,
ar3t 81 ct. 2eser.
0as gibset Der Bropin, 9urems
burg bstrdst bic Suume Don 523, 1875
5rancs.
2u @rneur' sri9isn am 6irmesiouns
tag has Barqust uon Warde nit 4 Sens
barmsn unb belt giRts BEL alien ni9t suu,
Dorf sebSrisen @diteu. Do9 fano man
ni9ts. Ser sauSe Ort mar in aufrubr.
Ufau mntbmaBte S9musseI.
gu Bona bra1 am "a. September
6euer aus I'm @ebduie Der grben 2apaIs
Sacob, bas ale MSbeI unb bic @ebdube
IN Ai4s lsste. Oas 8isb warb s~erettet,
Die 8erluite, bic iebo4 ueridsrt finb,
betrassu l6, 600, Srs.
Die arIonnsr vfoutrsn", baB ber
Stabtratb ibnen ni9t bic sswiui9te Wafs
ierleituns ueri&afft.
gu 9aro9e bat ft9 cine anonpme
@eieai1aft gum Sau i9malipurissr Gtisns
babusn sebiIbst. Oas 9sisli1aftscapfz
tai TT Dor Der Sanb auf IS, 200 Sc. feF=
ssisst worben. Oirsctorsn finb ii, & ,
rem @res. Or6au be 2turp, vi. San ,
9. 5a0eur 9ommifdrs: s. 8osper
alp5. Wiustts. Director: So. Rarqu,t~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Der bo9p. 9ater WiIbelm
tbeiIt IL bur6 cine gOitturte pom 80.
Sept. nit: 8ersansenen Montus uerltet
i9 @bite Gate, Datota, in @eieai6aft
bes Serrn 8. Santen, ben i'd mad BEN
AIerianer Soipttal in @bicago bra9te,
Serr 6anten lit bersits iiber Elm Sab,
frant, unb bofft bur9 bic seiditte ar3tIi9t
SiIfe in GbicusO 9ensiuns gu finben.
@ie ir feben, bubsn nidt III BIZ
v9ursmburser @asette" unb Der Sc Wars
Scroll" cine @ouecte au @unften Der ab:
Sebrannten gu gsfort aufsema9t. Sosa,
i'm fernen @eiten, IN ben SeIieusebtrsen 3u
SeIsnu, Woutana, baben 81. &sBIer uni
s. 9. Sacqueuim cine @olecte e%r6ffuet,
beren @rtras fe an ben 8farrer Serr u.
Weri9 In 9efort ien6en perben. Gudd
gemacht dir jongen. Doiwer braucher
set. =
Die p. q. Der rgOrt darlington Gel:
tuns melbet:
Sobu @iIiou perlor 'bieie ISOLDE cir
Dertbuoaes 9ferb. Mbenbs,trab ss nod itjr
Sutter rpie 9eip0bnli6 unb Wor9ens lag IS tob
i'm Staas. gor einiser 3eit petlor Sr. @ilior
cine Sub alf bieielbe Dirt.
S1retbt Der cascade gioneer"
3. 9. Saufier BON Cascade unb 8. Rurt
pom Bellevue iinb wsftIid mad @umbsr,
lamb in gaB 60. sersift unb sebsn pom b.
nu9 Beatrice, Neb.
am 9 am f a 9, ben 2. Ottober, If
bier In ct. Oonatus, woblusrieben mi
zen 81. Sterbeiaframentsn, bic dlteite Srm
Der @emeinbe ms before Senieits biniber
sesousen. &atbarina S9mit, seborenv
Moes, mar seboren 3u Dim, In
Canton Rapeaen, i'm Sabre 1895, itani
alio I'M boben alter uon 80 Sabren 6 Ro,
naten. sic manberte NIT ibrem @atter
unb Swei &inbern i'm Sabre 1852 mad
amerita aus unb lisB ii9 bier In ct
0onatus nieber, mo ie bis gu ibrem Cob
blieb. Sbr @atte, Setter S9mit, sins If,
i3on Is Sabre i'm Sobs poraus unb II
Iebte mad Der j3eit Bel ibrem iiinsiten
bsretts 81 Sabre alien Sobne. Sie Ser
ftorbene betrauern Elm Sobn uub Elm
GO9ter, betbe perbeiratbet unb in gutter
Serbdltnihen. r. L. p.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Sabuen, @uir[anben urb Eopfsepd3ieu
reid becortrten 8auplaee, in @egenpart
Or. @rcelen3 bes Germ Disqualification
.. Qeip,iaer, or. @rceleus bes Germ
Geidstaas. Ibseorbneten @inbtborit unb
anberer 6iitinsuirter SerfOnIi6teiten Itatt.
Im 5. September feierte bic totboIii9e
@emeinbe su Erarba9 q. B. Wtoiel bas
MISUNDERSTANDING 8rieiter:S ubildum
hires Seeliorsers, bes bo9w. Srn. Sefis
nitor Seller. Gin beionbereS Sntersiie
perIieb benz Ssite bic anwsienbeit bss P.
9enihe o. p. aus Rom, Inter Nr5iuars
bes apofoIii9en Stublss, Der in ssiifs
rei9er Gnrebe beim Seitsottssbieuite bic
Birbe bss grieffertbums unb bic 8ers
bieufte bes SubiIars feierte.
Gin &ir6enraub ihlimmitcr art 1T am
Is. Septsmber in Der aItebrpirbisen Baas
fabrtsfapsDe su Stabtlobu in Weitfalen
peribt porben. aus berislben lit bas
beribmte @nabenbilb Der Wuttergottes,
wabrideinIi9 ieiner tOffbaren gtnfatiuns
wesen pon ru1loien Sdnben seitoblen
worben. Man permutbet, baB bic fre1en
Oiebe, pon benen man bisber teine Spur
bat, Bet ibrsm iddnbliden 8esinnen seft6rt
worben iinb, ba bic psrtbpouen Weibses
f@ente, Webaiaea, 9eraen u. I. NJ. Surids
seIahen fnb.
Bring Gbmunb &absimia, pdpflidsr
Sausprdlat unb &apIan tn Sffropo, it In
Warsbious (Belsisn) tn ben Benebittiner:
Srben setreten. Der Bring 1T ssborsn
1912, mar 3sitwsiIis Witslieb bss bsuts
f@sn Rei&stases, aud Iiterarii9 mebrfad
tbdtis.
am Is. September ftarb gu 5rantfurt
a.. M. Der greiie @buarb pom Steinle, ber
beSeutenbite gertreter Der beutiden reIisi5s
fen Maleret. Ststnle mar 1910 Az Wien
g.boren, mar S9iIer Der bortisen &unft.
atabemie unb f9loB ii6 ipdter in Rom
Ser &i9tuns Suerbed unb Cornelius an.
Settler mar feline Sbdtieteit falt aus.
f9lteBli9 Der reltsi6ien WaIerei sspibmet
unb e9te relisiOie Snnisteit ME tiefe Gms
pfinoung 5ei6nen ieine Werte aus. SIN
9omdor gu &6ln bsfinben ii9 Sd6pfuns
gen Steinle's Don sroBartiser @irtuns.
1875 fibrte er am Wiiuiter Su StraBburs
sroBe Wonumentalgemdlbe aus. Ssit
1884 lebte SteinIe In Srantfurt a. W.,
mo Ct aud als 8rofsHor am Stdberi9sn
Snftitut eine rei9e, fru1tbrinsenbe 2sbr:
tbdtisteit entfaItste. Steinle NOT bis in
bic Iesten Wonate seitis frii9. Sn bic:
fem CONNER bssab er fi1 mad Rasas sur
&ur, fam aber als i9mer 2etbenber nod
Srantfuft suriid. giner Der senialften
3inffler bes Sabrbunberts If in Tim &C.
ftorben.
Ser aatbulifensg onareb, weIder aH
%. September In 2ucea ;uiammentretst
folte, 1T aus v9eiunbbsitsridfi9tsn" isi'
tens Der italienii9en Hssieruns psrbotsr
worben. Der gonsrsB NOR Der &aub,
resieruns Stalten's etn Dorm I'm Ause,
bebbalb has Serbot aus v@eiunbbettsrit
fi4ten".
,8egnabigt" purbsn in Der grouinl
Boien bic usssn 8srsebens sesen bic Mai:
seiese iusrurtbeilt sepeieren @siitli9sr
Or. Warminsti, SEQ B%iotrcpsti, ScbanI
gurtert, 9ubuis Solipfinsti, Bron. Ssrt,
rnanowsti, @b. 9intber, Cab. @aiopieti
9te rSesnabisuns" Or. @minenS bee
Cardinals 2eoo9owsti 1T bis iett nod
ni9t erfolst.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1886-10-12

Ratbias S6mit, alt 46 s., Gpposrapb
SObanu SOiepb 9OferIin, oft so s., 3ou:
asent; anna Sennen, alt 81 s., Wittp,
BON Srtebri6 Detail.
gtpiIitaub Der Stabt &emt9,
I SterbefGIIe. - Bonn s.. ausuIt
Stepbanp Clinton, alt 60 s., EasIObner
T.: 5aae Inna Waria, aft SO s., gissn'
tbimertn, Srau Stabler aus 8aris; 81:
@blinser @atb., alt As s., obne Stanb,
frau 9etar. 8. Sept: Sob. 8eter, ali
II s., S9retner, g. p, gauIp Sob.,
S3reiner.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-23
The ProhibiriOnists.

The conference of the members of the
Prohibition state central committee was re-
sumed yesterday morning and continued
until noon. J. P. Pinkham, candidate for
lieutenant governor, made report on a
plan of organization which embraces a COM
plete canvass of the state by counties and
townships. n. Lathrop, chairman of the
subcommittee on finance, recommended
the raising of 50, 900 for campaign purposes
by proportionate assessment on counties,
this to be in addition to the 50, 600 in ar
rears from last year. w. Dennis reported
in favor of organizing lecture bureau of
five speakers, together with the secretary
and treasurer of the central committee
and the secretary of each county
committee as auxiliary members. This
plan was not received with approval and a
substitute was adopted which instructed the
executive committee to procure volunteer
speakers. A resolution was adopted urg-
ing the call of early conventions. DR.. Den
ton unfolded plan for a free distribution
club, to which he solicited membership at
SIS per capita. By the free distribution of
circulars he thought votes could be made
by the hundreds. AS a further organiza-
ton OF the committee G. F. Getty was
made secretary and Miner Ball treasurer.
The office of superintendent of organizers
was created, and G. L. Wells appointed to
it. The following five members at large of
the state central committee were created
the executive committee: j. T. James,
G. F. Getty, M. Ball, G. E. Holt and R. P
Lupton. All bills must receive an o. <.
from this committee
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-23
POLITICAL POSSIBILITIES.

The Democrats Figuring ON Filling
the County Omces--Gossip of Cam
dfdates and of Men in the Hands of
Their Friends.
The Republicans of Hennepin county
will open the campaign with the same as
surance that characterized the earlier DAYS
of the spring huStingS. In all the figuring
now being done by them, nomination is
equivalent to an election, and it remains
for them to show just how far wrong their
confident calculations are. The papers
spoke of the election of Mayor Ames as
''all bosh," and contemptuously alluded to
his friends as the Flower strata" maintain
ing this sneering confidence to the last. It
is more than probable that present calcula-
lions will be as widely upset in October.
for the tide which carried the Democracy
so high in April is still flowing. and the last
Republican majorities were entirely ZOO
slender to withstand it. Since the spring
election, the records of Republican mem
bers of council and the water board have
been such as to confirm the alliance the
labor vote made with the Democracy and
the union will be more firmly welded this
fall. The foreign vote OF every description
will go in the same wav, having gained a
momentum not easily checked or diverted
Republican leaders are already making
desperate efforts to cajole the Scandinavian
vote into returning to their camp, but with
out glittering success. The revolt begun in
Minneapolis has extended all over the
state. and Republicans are figuring wit h
manifest anxiety on the probable DISPOSE
ton of the large Scandinavian vote in the
state. The Democrats of Hennepin, rely
ing on thorough organization of the party
and on the evident drift of the tide, are
quite confident of handsomely turning over
the Republican majorities in the county
and carrying off the several offices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-23
Demand and Kicking.

In yesterdays Tribune Aid. L Herault is
charged with having SAID: People want
electric lights, and then curse the council
when they have to pay taxes" Mr. L'Herault
may be partly justified in this, because it
cannot be denied that public sentiment is
somewhat tinged with the tendency described
in the quoted words. However, it remains to
be shown, how far a fair definition of the
word people" IN this connection may bring
US. The people is made up OF classes and
parties. There are the few and the many. the
rich and the poor. They all claim TO belong
to the people; but when comes to public
demand or public kicking it is very often the
case that the few assume the role of the
many, and try to have their purposes shielded
by the word people, either one way or the
other.
The said paper, in the same issue. pub
fishes lot of signatures as having been
affixed to petitions pertaining to this want
alluded to in the alleged expression of
L'Heraults. Among this lot will be found
posing the names: Pilsbury, Corser Lowry,
Morris, Langdon, Gale, Robinson, Steele.
Fletcher, Side, ETC., interspersed with
names OF other wel-of parties.
And now it may perhaps not be so extremely
wonderful, that a majority OF the people
might get into a kicking mood about the taxes
if such faction of the people should get
all they demand at the hands of our council.
Of course, electric lights as well as other i'm
provements, only tend to the progress of our
community. but nevertheless it is fact that
the Improvement notions of petitioners as
named must needs come in contact with the
capability of the average taxpayer to meet
the expenses. And when it comes to the
point that 1.-The faction wants" and 1.-The peo-
pie curse" [ think the cursing the most ap
propr1ate and consistent with the present
state OF financial affairs in general.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-23

Now. as often as you press that little knob
figure changes for the one next higher.
That's how it works." and he pressed the
knob rapidly and the figures changed at
every pressure. ''With this can count up
to 999 as fast as cattle can Jump past me.
In a field have just to commence at one
end and look at the cattle one by one.
pressing this every time, and l won't make
mistake once in 100 times"
II never go in for those new-fangled ar
langements," said the American ranch
man. II have cowboy who has hun
dred buttons on string. He can count
cattle as fast as they run with that string.
He has another string around his neck. and
at every hundred counted he slips button
on the neck string. He can count 10, coo
cattle with his strings as easily as you can
go 999 on that thing. and do it correctly,
tOOo
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-07-23
Notes.

beautiful concert was given last night at
the Lafayette to the family of Worland, who
dropped dead near the hotel. A splendid
program was given. Miss Ada Gertrude Ed
| wards and Mr.. G. Willrich making decided
hits. The program was as follows: Piano duo,
"Marche Triomphale," Mrs. J. W. Sheppard
and Miss Moses; vocal solo. selected, Miss
| Jennie Whitcomb; piano solo, ''Polanaise in
E fiat, List, Miss Moses; vocal solo where
the Lindens Bloom Dudley Buck, Mr.. W. A.
Tateum; vocal solo Waltz Song,'' Pattison,
Miss Ada Gertrude Edwards; vocal solo,
selected, Mr.. G. Willrich; piano solo, Pas
quinade," Gottschalk, Mrs. j. w. Sheppard;
vocal solo with cello obligato. ALA Stella
Confidante.' Roandi, Mrs. MacKnight, Moses
and Mr.. Fischer; vocal solo, selected, Miss
Minda Bidwell; piano Duet, Miss Meuse and
Mcclure. A large number were present and
quite a sum. over $500, realized.
The following guests have arrived at tn e
Lafayette: W. Alexander Johnson, Chicago
William J. Lawyer, Pittsburg; Joseph T.
Drummond, st. Louis; George T. Loker,
Harry B. Loker, William A. Conestock and
| wife, Chicago; Mrs. NJ. B. Mitchell, St. Louis
c. H. Berry and wife, R. G. Lamberton and
wife, Miss Edith Simpson, Miss Wright, Miss
Bockius. G. s. Rundahl. Winona; Robert Mon
roe and wife, E. P. Neff Marsailles, ILL.,; Will
lam E. Hopkins, Syracuse, N. Y; Robert H.
Bradley, Toledo, William H. Neff and wife,
Cincinnati; N. Fl. Roseman, Buffalo; Mrs
NJ. Lemon, n. Y; Mrs. William Cogswell,
Los Angeles, CAL; ID. E. Lyon, Dubuque; j.
G. Cottonwood, St. Paul; S. J. Dickman,
Greenburg, Ind
At the Lake Park yesterday were regis
tered: Robert McMullin, T. w. Whitehouse
and wife, Mrs. n. P. Kelley, Nathan Setback
and wife. Max Abraham and wife, G. A. Rehm,
r. II. Pratt of Minneapolis: DIR. Roselle, St.
Paul; J. II. Ehle and wife, Fargo; D. l.. Ma
gruder, Philadelphia; Charles Adsit, Hornells-
vile, N. Y; Miss Benica Murphy, Eau
Claire.
George Hopkins engineer of the Lotus, is
have noticed the fast time of the steamer
yesterday. 1t is due to the fact that George
is father. Boy; weight, Is pounds.
The arrivals at the Hotel St. Louis yester-
day were; Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Graves, C. a.
Hill and wife, Joliet, ILL.,; Frank s. Black,
Troy N. Y; Miss L. h. Renes, Portland, Me-,
and Miss Susie Comstock, Minneapolis.
Col. Ryott, the efficient clerk of the Lafay-
cite, has resigned to take position in tn e
Minneapolis exposition.
Capt. Dicks of the Saucy Kate had an ex-
curSion OF Catholic sisters in the upper bay
yesterday.
The Minneapolis police will probably ar
rive at the lake the 10th or 18th of August.
j. W. ONeil of Gettysburg, Pa, has arrived
for the summer at the Excelsior.
W. T. Aldrich of Hartford, Conn, is at the
Excelsior house.
The Edgewood commenced her first trip
yesterday.
A ball will be given tonight at the St
Lo uis.