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stnOdtn.,1.,o OeS Mto @ranoe.

@IBaio, Seras, 80. Sttober. - 2aut
9lahriht aus g8aibiugton bat Der DIRECTOR
bes seuIosiideu Sermtfuu9ss 8tireaus bic
guf6t Gusseiprodeu, oa5 Der Blanr eiueu
eIustn Damn our6 ben Rio @rauOe BET
o1er in Der VGhs pon 81 BalO 3u errt4ten,
nobl burdfibrbar iei iebO6 iOute Die 5ra9e
ibsr beftrlttene Baferrette 3uerff onr9 Gr'
loiiung eires geieses pom @Ou9rsB geregeIt
neroen. Gr bot bsidIoiien, elne StattOn
oberbalb 81 Balo su eIrthten, mn Die uotbs
nenbiseu Bereduuugen nu3ufeueu, Hno
bofit, 6le Station bic gum /. SauHar 3I ooIs
lenben. Ser 9aupt5Usd Oes 9ammes 1T,
nas Gbal auf etma 80 Dtellen 81 bepdlieru
unb 3eIf0renOe Elutbeu unterbalb 81 Blio
III peIbineern, opie bic m'rifautiae Srenss
irpge barur6 3u erleOtgeu, bHB man ben
Slns in einem sebOriseH 8ett bait. SO If
Scr 8cridIas Seu1adt, bic Sa1e gu elmer
tnteruotiunalen auselsgenleit 81 ma9eu.
Der III @alueftou fatiOntrte 8egieruu9s=SH
genieur Ninior &rnft muroe benuftragt. ben
rem S3io @ranbe BON @mbloo, 500 gtetLen
n0roIj9 BON @l BulO, bia 81 Pao gu nater.
turnPu
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Y domaD'5
oe SSe0OD 3erief,
bas itasrfs unO WoerIaIF8fe
Ii, nPraniIlrnhR N}iftPl

ber g8at, psltbss augaubljtg5 bic fdrdterl bFeu
S6meBe1 iiHoert. IS pereoIt HiemaIs, Dem Gsioens
ben EiHberung Der S6msrBen 81 perihOeu, pom luela
der lriads 6eiel6en nub btrrhbren moleu. IS 1T
ptltiu egr syo6e Stwebenbe5ptuger un6 bat me9r
&ute5, ais rrgeHo eH GH6eres beilnnes Uljttel 9es
t5aH.
&ei Sopihmersen, 3abHIhmeteu, ReIrl9ie,
HBeumatismus, EfhteureiBsn, SerreufuHgen, Gueta
idungen, SniefeHtiden, iteiIem MAIDEN, ShnerBen
un6 &tmdde TN Srtu5, in bsm Rti1rlt coer in ben
Rtrrn, SdmerBen in oer Geber, SrunieuentBi Biinounl,
gHidDelen Der @eleHte uno Shmeuen aler 4rt
nIIo btr @5ebraudl UoG Railways Ready Relief
lotorat @rlsitterung aemdbrsn uno Der iortgeieBte
@tbraub IN Deniseu Gagen cine oauern6e Sur bes
piIien.
ghsTenengdn6urs. SIaienen5dn6uns, untsrLei6sa
enBGuouna, SuH8eutU8nnbung, ibltmmer SuISy
Qthmun9s sbeihmeIben. Brduue, RdtarIb, @rppes
&opimGt, Snbnmeb, Reuralpie RbeumatIsmus, tdls
tts iSebtI, Sdltteitr0H, Srohbeulen.
8ie anpenbuHs oss Ready Relief an ben &bets
len, on tenen Der Shmert ooer bas Seoeu iih beinz
bet, lUlrb ioiortiae Grlettterung gemdbreu.
Gin halber bis ~ etnem gdn5eH GbedoHel pol, In
einem baI6en @Iaie gBafier einaeHommen, mro in
penlgen BEtnuten Srdnlpis lauren Dager, uebslteits
SrbIeben, Scb6renneH, Rero0ittdt, Sbla1oiigteit,
8JpiUrb, Diauloe, 9O.tf, Bidbungeu un6 aae ins
HerIiGen GGmer5en turireH.
so Gents Die tyaite. 3u 9oben Def apot1efern.
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Ter stffnbahnfrtea tn @anttoba.

0inuipeg, Rau., 80. Sttobsr.- -g8d1s
renb Der usrsungeueu giadt puroe Die Bride
Ter ,Geuubian Bacifcs Babn" bel 9eaSinslp
pcu unbetaunten BsriOueu nit Sobteu0I aez
hGutt unb nnse3inoet. @s Selang, Die
Glemmeu Su I6i6en, inhefeu purbe bic
g1hte bebeuteuO beidabi9t. gfaa psrnll'
tbet, bns bas 5euer bon anifebtern nn9etsat
muree, Die NIT Der Brooiu3talre9ieruns in
itrem Sample ssseu Die s&auaoian Pactficz
Sabn" Ipmputbifreu. Die @eietgebuuS BON
g3anitubn tritt am nd6ffen Douusrfuge 3us
Iamueu unb pirS mabriaeiultd SergeI'
luuasrnsregeIu seseu bic Suhuseieuidnft
erQreifeu. Rdu iprtdt bauou, Der 8abu Die
uou iGr ss9euparti9 8euOiiene Steuerfreibett,
pelde ibr $500.O00 pro Sabr erIpnrt, 3u ent@
aiPber1.
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Gin hdnE6nrer 5dfienf

Der ieinen Nomen nidbt senannt baben min uns Be,
iene ponffanptee SSteoerherheuune pon St,tpes
rem Seiben elmer in eintm Doftorbut aRsesebenen
grbne reroanft, Idst ourh uus taiisl6e fcstsriret
nn fsine ei6enbsn Saitmenfhen oerftifen. 0eles
grose Sud enthdit esepts, Die in isoer Hpot5ete ae.
mott iperoen fonntn. Sdtft Cure Aoreie mi
Brielmarfs an: o. 9tstarnp 4 epnsp., ssr. is,
GAIT &suHpH'Stt.t RsrsYptt, R.sD. (83-)
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Rtt Rantt as1l0 W1al9S l&usess
Ge9auAett.

Bangor, Re., 80 Sttober. - Glue
SPECIAL 0epeife on bic bier eribeiuenbe
.3eituug Commercial" tbeilt Sol9eRoeS nit:
p@npiiGn quits Don benz Sdooner rs. ..
6ofer," peId1er am 16. D. SO. Yep 0ort
berIies unb nm 26. 3. Nfts. In oem pisfgeu
SufeH etrItef bertttet, bag er am leeteH
Mttpcd in Der gidhe BON Seffreps' Eanf Ell
men unbeiarnten ShoOner geiaben bate, Der
nGhrenb res beftigen Sturmes, pelher an
ienem Gage berridlte, NIT allen am 8oro be-
ftnbyidleu BeriOnen in Der Slefe oerihpauo.
Ser @apitau bate bic Ssfahr bemertt, in
peI6er toS geluntene Sdlfi ifwebte, bod
mar ts itm unmOSIit semeieu, Dor benz S5.uz
len NeulieIben 81 Ollie 81 ellen. 9a mad
hem untersGu9 bes ghiffes iein 8etturge
boot ooer irgeno Semano uon Der Ssiabuug
auf otm 2gGfer i6Bimmeuo 8eiebeu pHroe,
10 nimmt Der @apltdn an, OaB bic aauje
WnnrI6aft ertrunfeu III. ytah anitht beS
gopitdns Gufts mar Sas Sd),ff aus einem
npIbumerttGniidea Saisu Il. bate 12O &Ons
uFu GehOIt
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z. TrcO. Weguarot, Anwelt,
SIR. 225, St. BauliIase.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
~ yadridt miro btermii 9egeben, bnB nnterbetdas
uettr paiH g8aiIen geIibte 6eG Staot Baltimore
in Uarplanb goamGdt gur 8eTDaltung bes glats
IaHes Der aabieT Dsrhorbenen 1aarte Is. SahS
s, an bttisn Rc{hias habsn, foeTben bisrit auiges
forbeIt, iolhe ne6f oen uothigen SsIs3en ipaRfens
bic sum 10. April 1889 ,tnsureibsn uno 9sltenb Bu
ma1sn oeer Az separtigsn, eas He i5rsranlpIabs an
bisen 9adlas aeieslih i1r Derluiit9 ertdIt wtToen
rn5aen. ans 6ie Babiunqen an oieIsn Roblos 81 mas
Den babsn, DeIoeu biernit aui9sioresri, ol. uno,ts
EdsltG an BEN unteIssirnsten gu lsfen.
9aIGtp0 O. Sa6s.
"a on nN 19ohI0E nPrunttFI.
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eluf elaent sGuIfAET.
@tRe s3efuaue sberfdbteSsahett sstidlen Der
6rnu 6pmmauoaHttn Ino Den iaugsa cfs
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. uno SSrieaeaeridlt,

FSterCu.-Sneipfret uno Srteaeaeridlt,
Nepsgori, 80. Sttober. anil
nnte Secne, bic iiG nabrenb Ter firilideu
AreusFabrt oes iest am bube Der %. Strase
Dor Anter liegsRoen fdotiiden Shuldiffs
nSt. Malh's" ereiaHete, if eurh elm i'm bic.
fieen GlcttenbnubOie besonaeues 9rieasae.
ridt On bic Stfisntlidtsit selauat. Die lin
sersn Sif.iere ess Stiffes battea eines
AbeE6s pGhreu6 Der Sreu3fahrt elue iolenae
61eiperet i'm y8arbs sGuom" aranairt, an
neIter u. q. bic 9ieutenants Irt5ur B. Gsz
borne uno g8ells &. 5ieIb. 2esterer eiu Sohu
bes Uiiuiondrs @prus g8. 6ielo, tbeilaab.
men. 8ie gbenbtueiperei bebnte ii6 bis mad
0tltterrac1t Gus, ulo es mug bod beraeaauz
cen iein, benn 6rau &ropninbielo fuaute
itin gupe sutbun, erbob i5 besba!b bon III
rem 2oaer uuo fiaab bnlo barauf pie elm rGz
dephtr guget Dor ben IebensluSlfaeu Dit
,ieren Snfel Sam's, beueu ne befa6l, Die
2idter aussul0ifen. 2ieuteuaut Osborne
eufssarete ibr, bic @bre, Befeblsbaber bes
@Giffes ,u ietu, iei sin3liG auf Seite ibves
gatten, ruoranf nd Srau @ropniuibilo ,oru.
eliilt entfernte. Die 2neiperei mur6e nun
uoh fieeler unb ieIb1 Der angebro4eue Rorz
Gen baiu nusgeuiist, troBbem ieIbft Der Com.
maneeur Ieiu Seto bisrgegen er1obeu bate.
Die ga6tbeadtuus Der Anorbuuuseu bes
2esteren bate cine 8ei&perbe bsi'm SIots
tsniefretGr uno bic giniesuus zines Srtesss
asridis ,ur SoIse, meIhes aus oem gapitdu
8ininm Il SirfIanb, Capt. Bunce BON Der
rQtIanta" uub &ommuuoeur Gbefier befiebt.
EaiIeIte confituirt fiG seiern Ra6mittas
i'm TIottenbaubofe uuo citirte 2ieuteuaut Sss
borne, asgeu pslten ft bic Siuss siu,is uuO
orein rtdtete, Dor fid3. gSie es IN Ofariues
freiIeu hsiBt, Iiegt Der 8unssu afaire elm gro
ser Tamilienilaii6 81 @ruube, uao man
aluubt, cas Der gieuteuaut freiseiprodeu
Nib. GsmG5 ber SICtteH. Reaulafionen ioG
utriaens @ommanbeur gronuiuIbielo gar
fetu Redt gebabt habeu, feline Nauilie am
Gorb Der vSt. Wldrp's" nit iidb IN uebmeu,
mel 3iea auf SdnIihifieu uift aeffattet ID.
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Gutt eineu repubitfaniT6Gt1 EG,tfs
bDIO erSdlpIieI1.

@reenuille, o., 80. Sttober. .-yta9
elmer bier ffatt9ebubten p0lttiiGeH Ssrlau1n>
lung 9erietb Der &epublitauer NrmsIe1 o.
EEL, m1brsno cine Delegation uon Saptou
Guf bsm Sabuhof auf Zen 3us partete, NIT
eiuem Der bort Seriammelien in Streit. Sr
feutrte brei Shtiie ab uno uermuuoste NIT
einem 6erielben ben SImes 81. YoUeu Don
3npton, ner nit bem Streite gor gttdt5 81
ibun bate, t6btlih. Die Daptener &eute
trnren fur6tbar erbof bitriiber uuo orobteu,
S'8el 3u lpuheu, oieier fliihtete ildl aber
in bas SobnhOfgsbdube uuo pIroe bort i'm
Rener uerborgeu, bis man ibu IN oas Ses
fdnQnis bringeu fonute. Die Ebiire Hno bic
Eeni1er i'm unteru EbeiIe oes 9ebauoe5 murs
ben uon Der rpiitbennen Renoe 3ertrimmert.
@Gre es S'3sH nitt seluugeu, 8H eutton1'
men, 10 tpdre er in Stiide serrifieu moroe1.
gopen, ber cine Srau uuo bier elelne Sluoer
bot, piro nagemeiu beouuert. SeIue 6rau
iff bier BET ,hm.
Gin ntbefrisot8enoeS gJtroirt.
atlanta, @a., 80. Sttober.-Jm Wai
b. S. mar Der @iisubabRbeamte Eom e.
greibam, Elm auisitis seaHteter Ifann, BON
9eotg Gooleman etrlsr 9eringft9t8en urla4e
haIbtr erldlofen rpcroeu. Seffern bat Die
Surp ben W6roer nit Der Rotipiruug fretae'
ip1o6en, er babe in SeIbhsertbeioisun9 9ez
hauoelt. 8ieles Seroift bat inter Der Be-
pGlieruug geDnItige @rbitteruug hsroor9erHa
fen; bsnte Abeno mlroe cine mnifenbatt BE-
iudte Subisuaticns. SerInmmluuB ao9ebal'
ten, in peld1er iGpere Guflu8eH 9egeu be
@eihporsusa laut puroeu. gian bettr4tet
ten 4nsbru5 ernfiliter lnrubeu.
Seute abeuo uabmen 10000 Bericnen
4nibeil on elmer SubisuatiouSsSerIamT'
lung. in rpelGer bic Rit9iiseer Der SaEg in
effige 9stdngt tpuresu,
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Ser 6eI0uarff

Repsgori, 80. GttOber. - ToIseubes
fiub Die SdInsnotirungeu: 9eIb er6ffaete 81
3 p uub idlos gu 2 grO3eut. Sterlius
gFstiel $4.89-$4.834 auf so Gage uao
81 874-$4 S7i onf Sidt.-8uuoes.O ObIisas
tpuen: 4 prOs. 1911 4a.pros. 1OSg. 3.pro,.
-, = gftien: aooms' grpres 148, Cen
traI< Bncific 35@, GbeiopentesD6io =, Grie
2eg, Ditto Ericr. 644, SGinois Central 115,
Gaie SbOrs 1851, Hsp.Ssrisp=gsntraI SSE.
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8ese aH5etgea.
SrDRe ssa1fre8ttt8
tn q aIttntotes SttaBc.

4Gs seFern q6eub Der 8oIBiff in 8altimorezStr.,
ItDiihen @oIoertz unS @barles=Strass. rubiS ietn
geoirr abpatrouilIire, ffHrte cine ansab 3eitun9s'
iun9en aus z. Samburasr 6 S0buc SletOsEs
Iaoer, benen ieosr etn gritet berumorebte, uno
bic Uie cine Eanoe gomantez Snoaner 6a5u beul=
ten. SH ber Nteinune, Die 9naben bdtten tr9eno
stnen uniu8 oerbt, matbte Der BOliStit Sa9o au re
un6 podte ttren Der anaben, tuelder ben Srbnun95z
ndctter burd, bic Vlittbeluug pertldffte, Sas bic
Gridets gratis ietem Snaben gege6en potoeH berm
9Gufe zines Anbuses pon
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arr3te nnS 1lotarf.
9r. &aD

DR.. med. 81. Sseto. gtetbtets
madt bierburt betannt, bas sr felt l. September
bieies Sabres eine Bobnung uab
gsr. 4t6, gSefts SagettesS sStrafe,
(Bniibtn gutap= unb BacasStraBe)
ptrIest bat.
&Fct.fenbefn6le iDir6 er nunmebr tdaIit bon
bis If itbr &orgtrs unb peterbtn Na5uttt'
taos t,adr 8 llbt abitatten.
Su leinet gSphHMue aber iuirb er td9Id5, unb
stpar bon 4 bis uhr GuslhlteBlib fur Die Bee
banbIuus Der
Sraueufrantbetten,
rcu bis 5 Nbr Radmiitaes a6er unb bon
bio llhr abenbs fur Ole ubrise alseRletne Office
8raris Al coniuItiren ein.
3elephon: 1888. (Aual1)
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Anf per GiienDaUn petanaIaGt.

WtIfes 80 arre, Do, 50. Atto6er. =
6rau Sugb aeune6p. cine 60 Sabre aIte
2Sittpe, ging beute auf bem Bubu0amme
Der g2sbi9h 8uIeo Snbn." Ills fe-etueu
3ug fOmmen lab, pOlte fte, nm OemieIbau
aus benz Bege gu geben, Elm auoeres 8eIeiia
beitreiten, bod in oemielben giomeat fam
In entgegeuBeiester RiGtuug Elm 3ug beraa=
sebranft unb iiberfuhr Die Srau. Sbr COB
trat aui Der Steue elm.
s8noerGp, R..D., %. OttOber. - Sin
Omnibus, IN peldem fd iefs Yafa9ters
befan0eu, colltbirte beute AbenO nit eiuem
3uge Der n@rie Batu." Der bier pobus
bofle 6r. &. g8. @Iarf, rpelder itf in BEN
Omnibus befano, p1roe auf Der Stelle ses
i0Otet, iaiuEOpi naro uOllfdnoig pomRumpie
Retrennt. Die iibIigeu iiini BaIia9iare 6es
SmnibGiies purben e5eHiaus i4IImm uers
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. @eIeaIAaft

w M3QlltEHOtts-Uto~OH OHHHsOe ett~lBatH
~ Baltimore, ben 10, Gtober 1883.
4ueurd nr6 betannt gemadt, baB bic SaaresS
uGriammIuna Der Millionaire oer Baltimore
Gbios Babns@tielibait" Rontag, ben 10. RoDems
ber 1888, b. {. am britten gtont0ae oe5 genannten
Ufonuts, Bfuiihen irub ! o uH6 Jtadmjttla5 / nhr,
i'm SdIeau Der @eleulhait In Der Sta6t Baltimore
sum 3mede beI Grmdblung Don smoli Birettoren Ihr
eis udnfen Bmoii Blonate uno otr &teoguHg lonths
ger poIiegen6tr @edliite gebaIien DeroeH lUIro.
5ie ue6e1tIaaun9sbudel lDtloen am 3. gtooember
gecloiieu uno bIsbsn 6ls gum 20. ylooembeT 1888
gehloien. MuOrew 4HoeFloH,
(251, ,7,63, 3,9,75,O SeirstaE.
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sss ssr .xreest pesauesa6t.

GinRari sinsz StS6e auo SsfIsIz z@rPIofScu
auf etaeat S@Ish Ssampfey. GerIpt BOA
ReHid1saIeeen sarA peridatsOeReElsi lgns
f1Ip
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ReHiGsaIeeea sasa OeriatsOsRsEIsi lIns
faae.
9uquoiu, SGs., 80. 6ttcter.-Die bel
Bi1iIspiIle, Is NieTieu uon bier, aber ben
Sig>Nnbtn. Rtuer iShrenoe eierne Bride
fitrSte geferu, tp1breso cine An5abl drbetz
fer nit tbrer Rsparatur ssibGftt9t mar s!0s'
lid sin. gSn. 9bompf57 purbe augeEaiidz
lid get6otet uHb &Ilbur Wtc9ica, SaEles
Campbell .. gRaffefp, SehD @ouganoe NIB
Sheo. S1rris erlitten t0etlste SerIesnu3ez,
Siinf anbere adHner trueez @Iieo:rbritd]e
naoou, tDerben ieboG) geneler. Sin pertbs
ooueS Geipnnn Bierbe fam ebenfaQs oIrth
cas- llHgItid mrs 9eben. Die Bride mar
Die 9r0ste ibrer Irt I'M 2anoe. gle mar 10
BuB lang unS 48 Sus iiber bem bO1fen
gSnfferifanbe erbaben.
9fiIrpantee g8iac., so. Sftcber. -
Der 8emorqueUr M. gB. 2anrencg" mHroe
nm 33 llbr beute friib auf Der S3be BON
yiortb BCinr ourd, eiue &rploton ietHes
Dnmpftefels in Stide aeriAmettert, unb
9nptGH Sobu Suuipan, 9faidiHift Sohu
Suuionu, lun., SeiJer @oparo SIItoau
nno Sedarbeiter SbcrTas S3aublen fauleH
babel INNS 2eben. Ser Rch Nrnut Wlca
@snan une 3homas DO0Ie1, Elm 8elaS1sr,
Der iit sufali9 ON SOro befIuoeI batte,
pnl6en 6ur1 bic OlnnuiGaft bes 8emor.
querrs pRerril" aus bem g8aTier seSessn
nnb 9srettst. Sie fnb erbebltd Uerleet.
SdmmtIi6e Sper rparen Sepobuer BON
Wttpautee. 2as oerun9lti6te BabrJeug &C.
b0Ite ben SS. SObu Rc@o1 NIB Sas. 8lHs
non unb pur0s auf $4,000 SeiGdst. gs mar
uerbd!tnismGsis ueu, bate leoOG eiueu altsu,
abgenuBEeu 8Gmpifeiiel.
lima, D., 80. Sttcbsr. - Sob. S9uIts
beis, 4eter alein unb Sac. SnbbGro puroen
heute in Der SduItbeis'ifeH Gerberei burh
eine @tbsas-g -grpIOiou 9et0otet. S4ultbeis
nurbe III Sobe perbrannt uub Die 3pei auoez
reu Nanusr bHra Die eiufiirseabea Raueru
eridIasen.
ct. QOnis, 50. OttOber. - Sarl gi9ter
uurre bsuta i'm WagaSiu Der uS. 50. .BaEoz
furniture Comp tur9 has 9erubaiirSea
eiuss TuhrfnbIs get0btst. g8u. O'85efe
uub 8ihnro Some erI!ttsn beSentlide Ssr'
lesun9en.
IA.
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8oB1glldpe leidt 6rsnnen6e tletns TabtoBIeu
unr 81 Dte Sonne (224O Biunbl ab9slieielt. aue
aHoeIeH Sorten 5u oen niebrtgiitn U8attttateH.
II. gRc&lmonle & Bruoer,
(S7FIl i JpD gre Sbarps uub U(OutlOmgr1tlr.
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9eOrg BrC6m' S
8roueret,

StIair- aoaS. ..."..... .EaltI'll''''
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2onbou, 80. Sttober. - @r S6utgiu
NntaIie uOn Serbien bat ben artediid-fat5Os
liiheR OrtsooOreu SpuOOgu bon BuIareft mo
&tpeu, Der bl. Spuobe uou Petersburg uuo
bem Otumeniideu BatriarGen uou &oaftantiz
uopeI elnen fOrmeueu BrOteft ge9en oaS Don
bem Netrorolit non 8eIgrO6 thrsm 9emabl
BEN S6nig yttIau, beDill9te S4etoungs,
oelret ubermittelt.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
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Goods bought for less than value and offered as being
very cheap will not be withdrawn from sale till sold
however much less than value they may be offered No
goods will be substituted except by request ALI orders
will have prompt attention Samples will be sent upon
application from the Dress Goods Silk, Embroidery
Lace, Braid, Trimmings and Linen Departments The
following will be of particular interest to buyers of
good goods:
42-inch Silk Warp Henriettas, at S135 and $780,
46-inch All-Wool Henriettas new shades, S1.25.
46-inch All-WOol Henriettas, Cashmere finish, 81.
54inch Suitings Cloth Shades, Line Checks 75c.
4Oinch Cloth Shades check effect, &c, worth 81.
46-inch Grey and Brown Mixtures and Hair Lines of
extra value, 81 per yard :
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
1t Was Loaded.

Prairie Grove (Ark) Banner.
Last Monday evening, while James
Cass was cleaning up piece of new
ground just east of town, he found an
Old bomb, and paying but little atten-
ton to it, threw it into the fire and went
about his work. But that bomb, though
1t had lain there ever since the Prairie
Grove battle. over twenty years ago,
presently aroused the thoughtless work
man by exploding with loud report
and scattering its deadly missiles in all
directions. A stray piece fell in Mr..
Hardy's yard, barely missing his little
glrl, who was playing there, frighten-
ing her very much. Another fragment
went whizzing through the air, fright
enIng farmer, who was ploughing in
hel da quarter of mile away.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06

from a financial one, it is especially
so. Dollars and cents make the
last tie that binds the aspiring female to
a man. The day when every woman
runs her own bank account approaches,
and on that day the long down-trodden
may walk over the tyrant. Men on their
knees will beg for solitary quarter
from their wives in the same pathetic
tone in which their wives in the past
have begged from them. And will they
get it? All, there is our fear, and their
strongest hope. They will get it every
time, unless progression kills woman,
and builds her over from the foundation
up. PAULINE PRY.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06

The unhappy experience of Senator
Davis in his first marriage is so gener-
ally known as to be more matter of
public than private record. The wife
separated from her first husband to
marry him, in turn deserted him for a
Frenchman named Laplace, with whom
she fled to Utah. and after going through
the divorce courts of that state, she
again married and settled in California.
1t was not until some time after these
events that Senator Davis met his pres
ent wife then Miss Agnew.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
Good Work,
Chicago Heral,

SHlShSO
The district attorney at Eau Claire,
Wis, Homer d. Cooley. is entitled to
praise for the effort he is making to
close the dance houses and woman-pens
of his region. The two keepers now in
the tolls OF the law are named Barker
and Hamilton, and the citizens who are
vigilantly aiding the district attorney
believe both wretches can be sent to
states prison. Chicago has deep in
terest in the downfall of these resorts.
1t is from the streets of this city that re-
cruits are daily enlisted and victims so
licited for the lecherous mysteries and
brutalities of the northern pineries.
The Herald has leta great light in upon
this chief disgrace of Gov. Rusk's ad-
mlnlstration. 1t is equally prompt to
official who has begun the work of
luStratOn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
GRANDFATHER's ADVICE

I remember how my grandsire,
When / was little lad,
Saw me whiting with my Barlow,
The first knife ever had.
was only making litter,
Whittling sticks and time away,
And he shook his cid head wisely
Don't do that,my boy, pray.
eff you've got Yankee notion
To make something of your life,
Working out your plans is easy,
With the aid of stick and knife.
"When you whittle. whittle something
Take this, sonny, for your rule,
If tits only match or toothpick,
1t will show that your no fool.
"Some men whittle for lifetime.
And when death shuts their old knife.
Nothing but heap of litter
Represents their useless life.
Texas Siftings.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
Out on Third.

Washington Critic
He was base ball player and he
asked girl to marry him.
'Out on first she said, with a cold.
reflective smile.
Don't tiatter YOURSELF" he replied,
as he picked himself up, ''it's out on
third"
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
SOME OF THE SWEETNESS

from the flowers that bloom on every
side of him. For instance, say after a
hard days work at the bank, when
many veXations have annoyed me. go
out for drive. l make it a point to
thoroughly enjoy the prospect ahead of
and all sides of me, and cares and trials
are for the time being laid aside, and 1
give myself up wholly to the inspiration
of the moment. Don't make hard work
of thing when there is no necessity
for it, but keep in view one object, and
that is to earn the respect and conf
dence of all with whom you may be
brought in contact; and in this way the
Journey of life will be stripped of many
OF the thorns that often so sorely beset
you. Strive to make a mark as man
who will be certain to retain the good
will of your neighborS and business as
sociates and it will be clearly demon
strated that merit, and not money, is
the basis of true gentility.
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06

and friends by following in line where
all that he does is beneficial. 1t is not
necessary that business man should
pore over his accounts or confine him
self so rigidly to his affairs at the office
that he loses all inclination for pleasure,
but let him take every occasion to ex-
tract
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
Some Other Evening.

Mrs. Nuwed reproachfully)-Surely
you're not going out again tonight,
Henry?
Mr.. Nuwed-Oh, no, not again; this
trip will keep me until midnight,
St. Paul daily globe., 1888-05-06
ARE SIMPLY PLAYERS
1t Seems Quite True in st.
Paul That All the Worlds
a Stage,
And the Majority Of the Men
and Women Are Termed
Players.
By Changing Nights All Have
a Chance Both Sides of
the Footlights.
Several of the Local Stars
Which Have Twinkled
Recently.
AVE YOU heard

AVE you heard
That amateur theatri-
Gals breed many quar-
reis?
That if they did not
pull hair all around at a
recent amateur perform
ance it was because
everybody wore wigs,
and there would have
been no fun in it?
That the most interest
ing part of the pro-
gramme was omitted be-
cause a certain star
dreaded the rays of the