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Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
wsAsnar Inaasas1enl 8.

FOR ne south Atlaatie states Jo-dar
Gener Lily fair, colder weather, westerly
winds cold wave, rising barometer.
The cold wave previously Mentioned
now extends from the northern portion Of
the e Ger Mississippi valley, and thence
soCth lsrward to tue Atlantic states
cover. : the Cult states and Tennessee.
10 has 3een unusually severe ia the south
eru 8 ltes. Il i adv ancing towards tfe
MIDI. Atlantic states, and VIII be gen
orally cit during the day. night and sun
dav. Killing frosCs viii occur n FIorlca
A. far south ar Tampa cay.
rhe lstgh5 Of The river AZ Augusta a.
LIB lock .. r.. YESTERDAY AuZlsJa
lime vas $50 Geet-a lalL Of SIS feet dur
ing Go preceding "A hours.
Con ArAuVa statement c2 ten perlLlrs
at sarlnnah Jan. :. Ls>5 AMI lSeb
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

10 = railroad Is built from Monticello 10
Quitman- the distance, says The MONT
cello C0Dstttazoa. VIII be about . niles
II TO Dixie, IS miles and III 20 Thomas
vile. 2lk miles. The cost Of grading.
grOsstieiaZ and ir00inE 2 road IN this
Country Is gensraIly 5000 per miles con
sequenLly a road - ga tCan Will cost Ia
-re ne iznborbooc ct 500. 800, 70 Dixie.
5lA.N0, % Thom Esville. 81 -4.o00. We
believe a road can be cleared. graded aalt
er0ssgied To either point f0Ftess Tran s., goo
Der n lie.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
THE sUPHEIoR CoUBr.
Casss Disposed Of Before Jzdgs Adams
Yesterday

Yesterday.
IN the Superior Court Yesterday a YER
dict was rendered in favor Of Ellen
OBrisn for SI.000 damages against the
Skidaway Shell Road Company. The ver-
diet was for Ehs fun amount asked by the
plaintiff. who claimed that she was IN
cured through the negligence Of the de-
6eudant.
The court dismissed the ease of J. W.
MeAipin. trustee, vs. Robert {. EngiRsh,
disp0ssessOry warrant Gu the ground OF
defective demand.
Arguments was partly beard On 4 rule
against the officer who levied % the prop
arty 0f the Mutual Protective Ice Com
panv- The particular object il dispute
Was a horse Wbich the court ordered %
D. sold By the receiver. Mr.. p. 2. Esu-
needy Lha funds 10 be held subject TO the
courts orders.
An order WAS Zran6ed Authorizing Oar
nell 4 -us0nE % sue Daniel e. Kennedy
as the receiver Of the Mutual Protective
lee Company.
Court win meet tails morning at 70
O'Clock.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

Glsanfnga Among she shipping and
Along the Wharyes.


AiOug the Wharve-.
Msssrs. NJ. s. Cosullch & Co. cleared
yesterday the Italian bark Maria Rapetto
tor Genoa. with 500 bales OF upland cot
ton weighing Sle. Isl pounds, valued At
glt.65O and 2,170 barrels rosin weighing
1898. 363 pounds valued at So 800 70, and
3O,jli feet 1f plea pine P+auks ard Q, 1T
OAK slaves valued as 56@3. r0lAI valua-
zion OF lle cargo S., "a -.
The Norwegian bark H2E0u J2rl was
cleared yesterday 5F n assrs. A. E. saias
81 60. t0r L0ad8l win loo cls.s spirits
tlrpeu tine. measuring l026,}4ls gallons.
valued a. N1 41 8- and 1QL barrels ro-
ain. weighing ao4. 55 pCunts. valued az
Si.1s6 81. Tatal valuation Oh cargo s3G,-
3Os So Cargo By Messrs. Paterson, Dowu-
.lg q Co.
The Norwegian ba-k Catherine was
cleared for London BY Messrs Bolts g Co.
with 6,-9 aces az 1iLch pine p,anks,
measuring l--. Asa feet. valued az 81. loG.
Cargo By Asssrs. Jas. a. CLARKE .z 60.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
FOR The SICK
DEDIC ATOM OF THE TELFAIE
HOSPITAL FOR FEN ALEs.


s,r7r,r,-. .-r.1,y nm rrur rrE7rErarr
----,--- $3.50, -,-~~r.vr,e
AA-N 80
s-.. v..r.,s.,.- n, .v-,--...s r,,s- 90
49, -.
t4s -AL@ y - 80 - 80
u
Ae''t1
hKecAeDra--Ao ea9 faae7 % --7 -l-''-
The new TaIia.r Hospital fer Female,
srrs f-r-,.fr,r fs.s.a..as --zra-1lr and
t.,.s .,--,. D., +.. -...,.4 ~ ,f4.-a.,a.-s by
$500 .r.
tle executors Ok GAG ----~ 771-7
ceremony leoA place 40 = 4-t3cA - .-7
hosp lal pariors. The executors ~ tle
esrsra aFa.-.. w---sr1 Hunter ard " .l-
- $500. ....-..,-, Nh. r rr-
--'--- =, M.
heI1 EEe7AtA Pr A-@
Board q Manage aef. -fe- AA'o--
who was Miss [sLf8Irs pastor. ana .
,,r,--bs. ~ r.H ana -aarl-nan wr1
-.-- ...., .-+s-aar =, .sa
1Af7 -@A- "a
ca1fllyi we're }t47e DO.
The eEsreI SEES ara very 1rlels At.-
ehcrr rrava- ans she reading u Che scrip
t,,..s lr- .t...--.- -., r..sarf- -7a -rscu-
,-..-...- .gs-..f -,a
s q % $50 sf,ns-ra-s
sAti.4-A -s-7t
F
~ lar 80
- -.a +.s-5 r
- = --, ..,...'.,-.-- ~.
- s.- ..-7 Is 5.-T,g.-
-..-1.s ~ ~ re.-s.+
- - 49, 4,.{igs-- n.
- 81. - - ~.
- l ,-Fssssa Is ks ana
- -s-..,.. --- $50 ..lsss.4 -o
49, r,., .'-,.-.s 81 --a-- wa have Eees
called b1,e.- rsr-a.1.r 5sIs 4 5eausilai
800 IN elI -,. 15..s- Charities ID sals no.
Eis E9r,ar, "a ..il,--, home uaars the sick
~ fr.7l,rerf III ,a-o.-r sex sstn b. reg-
e7arfv rs-a,l ~
ia # md t1a most beaattf1I charity ot
sham aWg VS. her executors. feel h0u-
ore9 - nsin- the corvegors 81 slel a
harafaa4fe~ -Thretrar rrlav wears BIZ ll-i-
1900 ,rru-aflv frirgi1v Is us much
savIerv. r,ucb care a-t mucn watehiu,-
sna-s ~ ~ ~ lssr 9t.rr IL .gnsuaua5e
ar s4ti-a. ami ,UhaE Greater reward t0
~ f-- rnas.. anrIe5fe.. cares. and wA1ch-
f,4laesses r5,-1 T5.-- their cr9w1inz ae5. ID
fna dalfye-v over 81 veu. the surviving
4yus-ees named bv her and nose whom
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
Kn0xss Hasa

We have secared sae sole agency for the
above cs3e5ratec Hats, which We are sell
Ing at she same price as they are retaled
IN New 9rk. In consequence Ne have
dessFmined 10 close cot All q our SJet-
sous Habs- bosh n SafT and Soft. and now
offer the oest trades OF these Eass, which
were 81 81. AZ 8 80. COLLAT BROs.-45.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

Dashes Along the Track and Cross

AZ the meeting 0g The drec s0rs Of the
SylVaaia railroad 30 Tuesday Last the old
officers were reelected.
A passenger locomotive q the W sstsru
Aad Atlantic road Gas asbsam5Oa5 " alsE e
attached. it - guI.e q mei0dlOus con-
trasr TO the shriIlsr Whistles OF the other
locomotives.
Statements presented by President
Pearce, q TIE Columbia q. , Board Of
Trade. snow that -ae tonnage o. freight
received in Columbia BY the south Caro-
Ina Railway IN 1856 E8s l2,0id, = pounds
ia excess u the recei pts OF 1854 The VIII
mingGou road showed a slg1L deere ase
and the Charlotte ana Grsen7lLie roads 4
large Increase.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

Mrs. Wm- eW's soothing syrup should
always be- naeh when children axe eutung
teeth. DO relieves the Little sufferer al
once 30 proclees naeurl'. quiet sleep 81
relieving tl enfd from pain. aad the
ultie eleruI aWakaa a. alrtrht a. =
button p e HarF pleasant f0 asta. lt
sontlea t1l snIt. salf.nH fle ruma. a.
nTt aN sHiaVas sind. rarl iaras tie
lnH.Is, ~ rna last EucNn remedy f-
1iaffa1As aafsar arainI rrw fanthIng
NJ gtaer 80 - eeufa q 1saEc.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
raROUGa FHE CITY.
Items Gathered Here and There By the
News REPORTER

News fsetirtrte-Ea
The police gathered up two drunSs
last q Ignt and carried sheen into the bar
racks Out Of the cold
The annual meeting Of the congregation
McSva Israel Will be held tomorrow
n.gnG at : 80 O'Clock.
six patients were admitted 20 Sc. 10
seph's Iufrmary and three 70 the SsVan-
nah hospital yesterday.
Rev. e. @. WAY viii preach in Ander-
son street Presbyterian church AZ IL a.
C. znd $50 o. %. tomorrow.
The Jasper Mutual Loan Association
met Ias5 night and negotiated loans az
grsgatng S6,0Co at b PEE ceat.
Ia the United states Court the eject
ment case of p. s. Jafrey rs. simon Har-
old was called. but counsel not beiug
ready the case was continued until Jan.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

The Fonde- q lh0se wao 90 ~ .As aar.
aett House savannah. q taal 90 excel
lenl a liable t1i saeh coUllcrtabfs rooms
can De 11ere. 70 the ru0uc AZ sucl mint-
nun RACES. Itncut eLag lsraG0u. the
tan.e NJ lae sFnett is a. good az tnat II
the ,e-eysn deuse. ana -he rates juae
0ne-aa.f ~ arge. C0urteous rrs,a meat
makes up tle sum 8f IT'S attractions.
The punle argely ,eslaet tlair aDpre-
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
SCOTS EMrLsIox oF PrRE

cod Liver Oil with Hypophosphires,
Especially Desirable for Children.
A lady physician atthe Chud-s Hospital
&C Albany, n. T.. says I'VE have been
using scouts Emulsion vita great sue
cess. nearly ali OF our patients are suffer-
ing from bone disc Asses. and our physicians
int il very beneficial
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

are made pa1id and QnaE%racsiVe by func-
si0nal irregularities winch Dr.. Pisree's
.-Favorite PrescTiBsson1 viii infaIHbiy
cure. Thousands q testimonials. BY
IN 49,.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

GeatIemeu Who are in the habit OF pay
ing s. and 81 or haHd-sewsd shoes are IL
vited % compare them with those ColaG
Bros. are O. cg 40 81 They Will com
pare favDra r.-Adr
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

Travellers flr "a. POINTS 10 Florida, south
ofJaea-onvtle. win ald Toe Jacksonville.
Tampa and heY West galway the snort.
est best. and MOST desirable route n 1ii
respects. Trains leave from savannah.
Florida i1t Western railway station Do
Jacksonville, aFllcIng al transfer tle-e.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

Cose -TaGiOus taken a. Jls same moment
OF ciCl- Al a. stations.
sAg .sAE. Jan 8. 10 .3a ?. b.. gItE tune.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

hhglnt STA Ha1fksrrhieds flf Christ
mas presents, al Be.singsr's. IS Whitaker
street, Ir.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

six Umbrellas. for holiday presents, a
Be.s.nsers, "a Whitaker street.-Aag.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09

-f11llc0bes DeI0W sar7l-
sc. ElIkRE. 5ergs. ssg1at Corps. U. ;. A
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1886-01-09
MACON MEDICINE COMPAET

hACONs GA.
who|eahle 81 OsC EOEA RwTLEE. SOLO
Nos l0- LiPPMAN BROS.
7Eh4ea and @. *. iEtDr a CO. sold
Al 6rHEEsfH.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-11
zmaitO

laznej zbudowanej Ma lodzie!
4 jednak droga TAXA iuz istnicje ma zeee SGD Wa.
Ops tego ciekaweyo' dziela nzynicrskiego podaic
dziennik ,,Natura'' W artykule Richon'a inzyniera. .
Most rurowego systemu W Wiktoryi, odleg1y o 1000
kilometr6w Cd Allantyku, Jest %iedynym, .powiada Ma:
tura dozwalajaca przehyc rzcke, przez po'aczenie stacyi
Hochhelaga e stasye Longueil;a y, ,r;o,u :,
dr6g zelaznych 50 zbyt ~uci2zliwe, jedno z nicb, a mia:
nowicie South Eastern. chcac uniknac przynajmnieil
przez pcwien czas tego cieza1u, postanowi4e zbudoWac
droge ma lodzie.
~stzczeg6ly tel konstrukcyi, mogeace wiscej in.eres9
wac spccyalist6w,. pomijamy, %znajdzie. je ezyteln:k
mnionym, nadmieniamy tn tylko, ze przecistna grubest
lod1, W czesci zajetej plzez drosee, wynosi przeszic
dwie stopy polskic. :,
sila oporowa tel konstrukcyi mic ME pozostawia dc
zyczenia. Droya fupkcyonuie przez try miesiqce W TO
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-11
: Mamo jes6 - odezwaf sic znowu

Mamo jest - odezwaf sic z'lowu
gfosny place. z chaty.
.Kachna zerwafa sic, pobiegfa do lzby
i chciafa utuli6 zawodzqcego Bartka, ale
n%adaremnie! Bartek zawodzif zawodzit,
al nareszcie ochrypl. Jeczal %jeszcze przez
chwile glucho, spar]y sFdwke o sciane,
ri W koncu ucichf zlpefnie.
Nazaiutrz wicczorem poWr0clfa matka
= kozv z~nalazla ma %przyplecku zlmne
c,a1o swcgo ukochanego Bartka. kachny
ME bv}o. Ma drugi dopiero dzieii soltys
uwiadomil matke, lie kachne zlapano W
k,,chni dworskiej w Teresinie, jak ,,kradfa"
suchc grzanki. robione do .jedzenia Ola
iakicnsis tam ptak6w zamorskich, trzyma-
nych przez paua 4 Teresina. Pijany ku-
CHAIR uderzyi ia w z}osci niby to plzy-
p.dkowo Xii cm W glove tax mocuo, lie
kachna upadla ma ziemie ducha w%yziouela.
Bartka pochowano ma cmentarzu W
S~zymanowie.
Gdybyscie sic teraz spytali tych wszy-
stkich zlodziei, co siedzq w wiezieniach,
dlaczego oni kradli:: Wiecie CODY wan
odpowiedzieli:: Oh! wjelu powiedzia}oby:
chcielismy %pracowa6, ale ME moglisny
znalezG zarobku: a tn dziatki wolajq jesc,
i nam samym g}6d dokucza. COZ vice
mielismy robit2: poszlismy krasc....
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-11
White & Preece,
hurtowni grocernicy

handlarze owoc6w krajowych i impor-
%towanych, jake to: rodzynek, gruszek, po-
maraicz, fig, daktyli, .jab}ek, cidru, jagged,
kOnserW i. t. d.
Swivze zapasy zakupione bezposrednio
ma aukcyi W Nowym Iorku.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1886-03-11
~I&aIannaZOO. .
a { III f. \ II j O I'll ~.

Y u ~ ~ !" -
Sprzedawca swiezego solonego miesa, w~edzonych szy~
mex lopatek, r6znego gatunku kie}bas, drobiu, %5wiezych
ryb, ostrzyg, masa, jaj it'd: Wo}owine ~sprzedaje ma funty
ca}emi cwierciami. Jezeli chcecie co kupic, zg}oScie sic pod
No. l6l East ::>rd Str. Winona Mimi.
&z~Farmerzy niechai sic zg}osza re swemi produktami
a odbiora zap}ate w %got6wce. ~#IM
Pierce & e h m k {. mmS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
Hastings.

Special to the Globe.
HASTINGS, Mimi, Dec. 3.-Patrick Griffin
is confined to his house yin ill
ness. Mrs. S. w. Myers is visiting
friends in Red Wing. Miss Mary E. Brod-
ger went up to St. Paul to-day on a visit.
William MOTT is down from West st. Paul..
Mrs. NJ. j. Freeman depart ed tor Lima, Ind,
this afternoon, where sue will act as matron
in Howes' grammar school for DO, s.. The
reorganization Of Inver Lodge, l. o. g.. T.,
was perfected Wednesday night and the ap-
pointed officers installed. S. n. Greimer
jerome Hanna, W. K. Hanna and J. IL. Whit
ford returned yesterday from their Wisconsin
deer hunt, the number killed being sixteen.
.Revs. Byrne, Gibbons and Duffy returned
to St. Paul yesterda', after holding IL very
sue essful mission at the Church of the Guar
dian Angels, the persons receiving the holy
communion during the week nu nuering over
four hundi Ell. =. Officers were elected at the
meeting of the board of trade Wednesday
evening. as follows: President. ]. c. Meloy;
vice presidents, William Moorhouse, Rudolph
Lutto; secretary, g. w. Noesen; treasurer,
E. A. Whitford; directors. Charles Espen-
schled, George Barbaras, r. c. Libby, Frank
YAM, j. J. Rhodes, n. NJ. Ciase. Fred Busch,
w. F. Johns, Frel SchurcL. Miss Leila F.
Heath was elected to ill the Vacanc occa-
stoned BY the resIgnati on of Miss Hattie NJ
Heath. as teacher in the third grade of the
Irving school at the school board meeting
Wednesday night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
ChiDpeWa Falls.

Special to the Globe.
CHIPPEWA FALLS, Dec "A toboggan
club is being organized in this city. Ii is
expected there will be about fifty members
THE Fifth district Y. NJ. c. a. conference
convened last evening at the Presbyterian
church in this city. There is u large attend
ance, about fort delegates being present.
Alexander Keate and John Baseher lett for
an extended visit to Montreal this week.
Hon. w. n. Robinson, late consul from the
United States to Madagascar, returned this
week, having resigned his position. He was
accompanied on his return trip from
Was .iingtou by Miss Mamie Richardson
.-.Will McCarty left for Spokane
Falls, w. T., this week. Miss Jeanette Nc
llquihan lett for Perth, Ont, where she will
remain during the winter. John Squres
leaves Tor England next month. Mr.. Stan,
OF the c., L. Il b. compan,, left this week for
q visit 10 friends and relatives in Montreal.
....ReY. +. !. WelleS, son of Bishop WelleS,
OF this diocese has been assigned the rector
ship OF this parish George Germs left this
week FOR Merrill. Wis, where he has accepted
the position of manager with Bradley Bros ,
lumber firm. Mr.. McSlery, prominent
contractor. left for East Saginaw Mich 10
remain during the winter. The Bens berg
Opera company in Faust and the Sleep
ing Beauty" Monday night. John Burrows.
who has been visiting friends and relatives in
this city, left for his home in TIBET. Mont.
Wednesday Rubee A. Cole of this CITY.
will represent the Milwaukee Sentinel at Mad
iSon during the session. H. L Smith, who
has been visiting in California for some
time, returned this week.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
Fa.ibaults

Special to the Globe.
FARIBAI LIT Dec. 3.-The rector faculty
and cadets o. Shattuck school will give re-
ception at Manney Armory hall Tuesday even
ing, Dee. by request of a large number
OF citizens the Fariuaut amateur dramatic
company will repeat The Serious Family"
Mon Iay evening, Dec. g. the proceeds to go
to the poor OF the city. DIR. L. b. Sporty,
formerly of Carleton college, will, under the
ausp. ces Oh the Y. NJ. G. A. of Faribault. give
a lecture on The. National Park at the Con-
gregational church Friday evening, Dec?
10. Bishop Whpple and wife left for Matt
land, Fla, on Wednesday last, where they will
spend the winter....T. II. Loyhed intends
starting for Los Angeles, Cal, next
week, where he will remain until spring.
The officers of the newly -organized toboggan
club are: President, E. G. Hathaway; vice
president, j. Watson; secretary, G. ID. Gin
ton; treasurer, L. Peavey. Tue club numbers
ABOUT one hundred. =. William Durrin, en-
ployed at Hills furniture factory, had Two
fingers Of his Iert hand aIen off in joiner
Thursday afternoon. Last evening q
team belonging to Frank CHASER, of the Wash
ingJon market was returning from the
slaughter house with a load of meat, was
struck by freight engine at the crossing of
the Cannon Valley road on South street, aud
the horses instantly killed. John Schultz,
father-in-law of Mr.. CHASER, and two other
men were in the sleigh, but only Mr.. Schultz
was injured, he having bad cash cut on the
back of his head and severe bruises on his
back and other paris of his body. The doc
tor thinks he will recover. Mr.. Glasers loss
is some 500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
rEe n>Nk.shEaIlure.

OSHKOSH. Wis, Dec Sin the circuit
court to-day i'll the matter of the assign
ment of Canton. Foster Il Co., the entire
list of the creditors OF the firm was filed by
II. A. Jewell. the assignee. Following IS
a list of the heaviest creditors: BuckStatf
Bros u Chase. Oshkosh. SAG. 117.S1: Henry
Sherry. Neenah. S56, 476. 06; Beach Bros.
u Warwick. Oshkosh. $50. 147.1 IA; Morgan
Bros, Oshkosh, $50. 541.74: James IL. Rice
q Co. Chicago. S4.311. %; Marshall Har-
ris. Oshkosh. 81. 80; Briggs Wharton
& Beveridge, Appleton. S11, 1884, OF; the
National bank Oshkosh, So, 009. IS: Sherry
d Cook Neenah. 81 800; COntac Lumber
company. Oshkosh, 50. 4S4.21; James Hef-
ner Manufacturing company, st. Louis.
Sc. 3I2.95. In addition to the above there
are d large number whose amounts are less
than $500. and the name of 211 labOrers
who are owed small amounts. The schedule
Of the assets has not been filed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
THE REASONS FOR IT.
Special to the Globe.
Large WILL Burned.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
ST. CLOUD. Mimi. Dec 3.-Last night,
between the hours of II and 70. the large
-four mill situated at the junction Of the
Sank and Mississippi rivers about two
miles north of this city. and known as Ar
nold's mill, was discovered to be OH fire.
There were no means by which TO fight the
flames. and all efforts TO check them were
in vain. and in half an hour the mill was
total loss. The fire originated in the
same manner as did the one in Minneapolis
several years ago. Somebody entered the
mill with a lantern and an explosion fol-
lowed through the ignition of the mill dust.
Gust Kraus. the head miller was seriously
burned i'm an attempt to put out the flames
The loss is between $50. 600 and $40, 900.
and is insured for S15.0O0 in The Milers
assoc alton and other companies. 1t is
thought that the mill will be rebuilt on ac-
count of the excellent water power at that
place. The mill was owned by Frank Ar
mold. of LIE Sank.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1886-12-04
The Iowa Stock Breeders Close a Very In
teresting Convention at Mason
City.
Sioux City saloonkeepers Projecting the
Establishment of Daily News
paper.
The Insurance Companies Involved
in the Blaze at Eau Claire,
Wis.
Particulars of the Oshkosh Failure
General Northwestern Inte1li-
gence.
Iowa Stock Breeders.
Special 10 the Globe.

Special 70 the Globe.
Mason CITY, Ia, Dec. S.-The Stock
Breeders association. which has been in
session in the city for the past four days,
adjourned to-day. The attendance was
much larger than at any previous meeting
since the organization Of the society twelve
years ago. and the interest manifested by
MANY was far greater than ever before.
Many valuable papers were read during the
session and many instructive speeches were
made. The forenoon was spent in passing
resolutions of various natures impr0mptu
speeches. etc. The visiting members eX-
pressed themselves well pleased with their
treatment here. 1t was unanimously voted
TO hold the next meeting at Newton. and
committee was appointed to make all pre-
liminary arrangements and arrange for the
dale
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81. CiOud.
SpeciaI To the Globe

Special to the Globe.
ST.. CLIO ID, Mimi, Dec. 3.-The Lake SIDE
club has filed articles of incorporation in the
registers office. -. Miss Matson, one of the
practice teacners at the normal, has gone to
Sank Centre to teach and will finish ner prac-
tice work in the public schools of that place.
....PresidenJ Gray, of the normal school. re-
ports more demands for firSt-grade teachers
during the last few months than ever before
in the history of the school. The demands
are great deal more than can be supplied.
and the country schools complain that the
cities always carry OF the best teachers
Dr. w. L. Stone has returned from MS visit
TO Chicago. u. Zapp, Jr., paid Il visit 10 St.
Paul on Monday. S. Benson returned
yesterday morning from his business trip in
the Red river valley. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Fandel were presented with a boy on Tues
day.
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Nieux Ci.y,s Saloon War.

Special to the Globe.
SIOUX CITY, Ia. Dec. Sowing to the
fact of all agreement between Attorney
Wood and Saloonist Brennan being estab-
liShed. py which the latter, in cOnsidera-
ton of the payment of certain amount,
was not to be considered as keeping open
his saloon in defiance to the temporary in
junction granted. Judge Lewis last night
issued a stay OF proceedings to allow a re-
hearing tomorrow. Brennan was placed
under 5000 bonds. Brennan'S attorneys
are making vigorous fight tor him. and
hope to have the commitment portion of his
sentence s,niSSed.
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Lake City.
SPECIAL to the Glooe.

LAKE CITY, Dec. S.-The Young Ladies'
guild, OF the st. Marks Episcopal church.
gave an oyster supper and paper fair in the
bakery rooms last evening from 4:3J to 10 d.
M. They report having ne:ted nearly SIO0,
VIII oh goes to benefit the church The
water in the Mississippi river al this point is
lower now than it has ever been known be-
FORE. John Hayes, brakeman, had the
misfortune to get his finger badly smashed
while coupling freight cars at Wa lasha. Dr.
Milligan dressed the hand. Ed Lennin. mail
agent between ST. Paul and Fargo. who was
so severely hurt in the disastrous collision at
Muskoda is a resident of this city.
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Northwestern iafen1s.

The following are patents granted during
the present week to Minnesota. Dakota and
Montana inventors, as reported to the
GLOBE by A. c. Paul, patent attorney,
Minneapolis:
MiDnesots-Charles P. Ellis, Minneapolis,
cheese safe; Frank E. Levensaler, ST. Cloud,
step-ladder chair and shoe-blacking stand and
stool combined; Charlis L. Travis, Miuneapo-
lis, stenciling machine; Orrin G. Van Ness.
Pomme de Terre. harrow; Henrv K. Warner
st. Paul. automatic weighing scale. Montana
-Seraphin E. Bergeron. Butte City, clothes
pin; James j. Pinkham, Saltwater, combined
hook and buckle. Dakota-Sanford r. Moore,
Egan. extension table; Gustav A. Sachs, Vail
ley City, breecb-loading fire arm.