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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
thursdays Fireworks.

The second display of fireworks will
be Thursday night and will be an
aerial display, with two exceptions, the
wedding Bell" and mount VeSu-
vius." The wedding Bell" will be
fired about the middle of the pro-
gramme as a compliment to the couples
to be married on that day. The
"MOunt VesUvius," one of the grand
est pieces ever fred in the West, will
be the closing piece. The aerial dis
play will consist of four, six, twelve
and eighteen-inch. shells in great vari-
ciSsons, mines, batteries. geyseTs, floral
shells and boquets, fountains and six
flights Of rockets, one to consist of one,
two, four, six and eight-pound fancy
rockets.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
MINNEAPOLIS PERSONALS.

Dr.. and Mrs. Hall have gone to Ohio for a
two weeks visit.
Misses Annie and Augusta MasSolt Bertha
Gretken and Annie Banks have gone to Chi
cago.
The Ladies' Independent Relief corps
gives q dance at 252I Thirteenth avenue
south this evening.
Miss Nellie, daughter Of A. s. Ankeny,
ESQ last night entertained the Ladies So
ciety of the Church of Christ.
President D. II. flaming and Supt. Will
iamg, of the Royal Worcester Corset COM
pany, Worcester, Mass, arc expected at the
West to-day. These gentlemen come 10 see
the Exposition and other interesting features
Of The TWIN Cities.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12

that he had been knocked down and
robbed on Second avenue south, near
Washington. His assailants, he said,
were two ooung men, one short and the
other tall, both well dressed. They
took his watch. Frisbee'S face bore the
signs of hard usage, but as he had been
drinking heavily and his story was so
disconnected the police did not know
what to think.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
Condemns "Harbor lights"

To the Editor Of the Globe.
In the British play "Harbor Lights, 4"
now mounted in Minneapolis, there ap-
pears one Irish character, a brutalized
Biddy of purely British institution.
Biddy, drunken. dishonest. degraded,
superstitious, inVOkes in Irish the
aid Of the Mother of God, with
whose holy name on her lips she draws
from her apron pocket (?) and
quaffs a bottle of gin on the stage.
The impers0nal heroes of the play are
throughout the piece busted only in
protecting the name and fame Of British
seamen's ladies. British Biddy is prob
ably protected by her salary. This note
IS a solemn appeal made IN the broadest
Christian spirit to all those who believe
and bow at the sacred mystery of the
Incarnation of the Son of God, not to
cooperate with any troupe whose play
is, or contains. an insult TO the Lady OF
our common Christian love.
p Ill. CLARKE. a Catholic Priest
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
Gatheringof Diyines.

Special to the Globe.
REDFIELD, Dak., Sept 1.-THE gen.
eral association of Congregational
churches for South Dakota convened
here to-day. Upwards of 200 ministers
are in attendance. The session will
last three days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12

OF Graduated Sugar will be drawn by
some lucky person next Monday. A
ticket emitting the holder to one chance
is given with each pound of tea pur-
chased at f. r. Yerxa & Co.'s Grocery
House, Nicollet avenue, corner Fifth.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12

Charles i. IeOHdFU display
OF Flags and Banners at the MinneapO-
lis Exposition is one of the most. attract
i've shows in the building. All are well
come to call in and examine the goods.
Orders taken there or at their store, 203
Hennepin, Minneapolis, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
Parties

Can save from 81 to So day by stop
ping at the Sherman House, corner
Sixth avenue and Washington avenue
south. G. A. Merrill, proprietor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
Thousands of Ladies

Have registered their names at the
Royal Worcester Corset counter, hoping
for the prize, and each day some one
has drawn it,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12

Great Bargains in Carriages
At Roeller's, 246 and 252 Second avenue
south.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
To-Day's Musical Programmes.

AFTERNOON, PART - P. Nj.
March-"Rat Catcher ............... Nessler
Caprice-''Le Printemps" 80. MN. Carreno
Grand SelectiOn-'C chimes Of Normandy"
Thy requesD Planquette
Idyl-''The Mill in the Black Forest
(by requeSD ................. Ellenperg
Synopsis-(a) The Brook. Oh The Bill.
Intermission, One Hour.
PART Id P. NJ.
Oyerture-"M issolonghi' .............H erold
Cornet Solo-".AUtila (by requesO .Arban
W. Rogers.
Grand Selection-"Un Ballo in Maseh-
era" ...... NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -. ' eI cruz
Patrol Comique...... ....,,:..:,,,;;... hlhdIey
EvENING-PART IL: 80 p. NJ.
March-"1riumphal .Conradt
OVerture-'DOn Juan" -. ..........-. Mozart
monastery Bells" ............ .......... Nely
Invitation to Dance (by requesO Weber
Grand Selection 1.-THE Huguenotsn .Meyerbeer
IntermissiOn One Hour.
PART 1880 p. NJ.
Hungarian Rhapsodie No. 3............ List
Cornet Solo ayatina-"Robert lie Dia-
bic" ........... Meyerbeer
Walter Rogers.
-'Meistersinger Won Nnrn-
burg" ............ ....-...... agner
Passing Review (by requesD. De KontsH
Synopsis-Represents the band and regi-
ment coming in distance. The gradual APP
proach. The passing by the review officer,
and the gradual passing away III the dis
lance
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
LOCAL MENTION.
For the Children.

On the Sth inst. the Educational En-
dowment association paid the hand
some sum of S., 1850 matured endow-
ments, for the benefit of children, to the
following UartieS:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12

A Highway Robbery.
S. Grisbee, resident of Excelsior, re-
ported to the police yesterday afternoon
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
4 Clothing Exhibit Worth Seeing!

As enter TURN TO THE RIGHT
patterns Suting agreeable feature of which the
colors which predominant this fall In Trousers especially this
acec marked Never before the history of the Clothing
trade could garments furnished chey and before
have they well made Hastily together The double
breasted FrOck PRINCE ALBERT will continue
with the Getaway The Corkrew pattern popular several
has the Wide Vale Diagonal TROUSERS
trife wide the than heretofore 49, inches being about
correct for the VESTS have rather wide
openings and closed with five buttons The leading thing OVER
COATS the esterf fly front SACK long enough
the skirts of the uderoat In Business Suits the gaudy hues of
have full Checks and stripes of the lOudest will
be used Some these patterns show stripe fveeighhs of inch
wide. In the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-12
A Barrel

Total ...........S5, 1893. so
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The famous strong man. Tophsm, -
ls.inEt01. msy bs coasidored a fair illus
tratio1 * taose cases Of exceptional develop
uieat q sngt5-withoVt exceptional
Hgscuiar Development Tspaam could
take kif scn roksr ard tuist II
rcuaa bis neck in such wsv thst
four OF five s-ro1r n,su were unable 70 un-
twist ia feat wsica he accomplished a.
readily as the tvstin2 Re could squeeze
q pewter pint Fos Cat as nsEd. DOUBLE up
a crown piecs With his fnxsrs. and srsak a
short piece of tolacro Pipe ~ side pressure
between bis two f1gsra opeaci out in '
sssp. Tkis lsss fcss. ss da-ending on the
sctian Of muscles very salossa trained 20 do
any work. = specially rsmarkasls. it serves
% confrn tke belsf thar Toaham vas able
ss Il w--~ - charge his muscle With a. eK-
ccPtioaal supplY ~ n-rvs force. TAsy were
csrtaiaiY not gnusasIlv devsiored. fnouzh
Of csurso they we're aS9vs sle average sac.
-I4chard 4 l-crtor
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

that Sr1f~s rrr1ss. provided II - 30 frSs
"a -r-ar1 std 49, -. sx- - - A rsrrfsi
sfatsxsiciss has proved rsst 90 80 sstirs
s1e larrast preporEen of 1T4nlz.ss = fcaas
- - ses~s.s tse sxs - E az = I've
rireS ~ aasET erlu,ss z-s cea.wited M tse
ere Yss1s tefwe-n sk-ze z1es a. - iss -
T-1rS sesresn ske szes 81 81 zsd - pfvis
nd tke whsls pcrz5sesca ~ z--urs - ssrse
froln ls te 8 frsn fs ~ ~. fro-n g - a.
frcr1 81 - - tr-a g - a. frsm 4eso =
sra f1su - - 90 e sss~d thes fra-n "a
svs - - ~ se-ee-cy 10 crss-s~ Se~rs.sss a.
eacs srce-~si - ser1 q p@r c~uk n - cASz
C. zea. As1azzsc NoEEzz<
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Tho Corfedcracy had four nsgs, besides
the various STATE dag carried by some OF the
rerilaeats Tho faraLisr stars end Bars"
was adopted IN March, 1851, wsiie the capital
Of the ConfesleTacy was s. - al Montgomery,
and frs5 waved ABOVE TIE old state house Of
Alabama. Tiers were three horizontal bars,
two red ard one whi,s, with nine white stars
il q circle On blue union ia the upper left
hand corner. In September of Vee sasao year
q battle nag was adopted red flag, With
thirteen whi.e stars displayed III blue stripes
crossing tn rcd feld dIsSonsDy, the whole
having Z narrow white border. Ia 1865 the
STARS and Bars" was sapplanted by a flag
with white field, having the battle flag IN
the corner for union, aid on the 9Th OF
February, 1856, in order that this might not
bc mistaken ior n flag Of truce tho outer half
of tlo fe,l beyond the usioa was covered
win q vertical rod stripe. This was the last
Tag cf the COGfederacy.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

II the traveller could ride vita the sun"
be could 90 around the world ~ twsnty four
hours without losing any time but 30 can
not ride with tAs sun. and a. eaca place vest
of tie starting poiRt ks 6nds hiHlssll later BY
four niauIes Lor every degree et longitude
by which thc place IS wsSt Of tsSJ polRt 30
wnen he ARRIVES at Tie starting peint, after
circumnavlS eating the world, he has Travelled
westward just 100 degs.. ms ratca being pat
back four minutes tsr each degree, n erder
that no may keep the time o. the places rs
visits So when he gets 20 a pOi1t $50 degs.
west OF his starting point his time IA just
tSeaty-fonr hours bsAind thas Of tho starting
point Persons going around tbs world from
west - east gain four minutes for each de-
gree traye ed, 50 that whea tiey nave gone
about tae earth they are twenty fsdr hours
ahead OF the time OF their starting point. IL
j. on this fact that jules Nernc's "Arennd
the Word in Eighty Day. is founded
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The -uar.i ~ the .,ii srsin running from
R,'nc - NAPLES ~ss making rs rcu7d IS
uS1si cn tke fsetsosrds en- the SIDE - the
cars. ~1en he vas asked by Prince Bran
caCc.e. a paSssnxer. Ter hEfk Tse guard
struck na&sce. -ls tb-.iTanght biew * ous
Hs weHe sa srrinE ore raatca zftar snetaer al
~ith the ss-7e Jrsat sfsres-r rrgzit He rnt
sxcitet. sna Instead - -ssfifer The a7a3r1es -
- rrve- to iiTht sbsrn i.sisi- If fae wsEsn
~ rssrS o's~t a.,ei~ irsistcsi urcu coEauer-
iax the eutsife 8rsugks Te- --afr r-sr,ll a
bridge VITA resT Rarrs-v "a ipTs. sad kofoTs
The gard ess aware 81 "a 8sn~ ~ % vas
crushed between he rslhnz ard the car
The rri-rc tainted Hs aftNrrsr5 alass tse
wisc~ of she pcar guard present 81 e. ooe
-lhlcasa Neva
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

>s@ss@ksE Azz-
a@zs@ sstF ys@zs .ks. al arlae-s sFrsAred
il a. Eas Ia sFsslseasl F4Psr, Ia Lesess1xr
AsT4le N1asF las titls " .Ias 2asCG Asll.
Nl-1 ia zzs-4nssz4ekE txzt a hz1 Hrrls 81
to l21s fsr tr4ksl2s&sz skz a. sSea sst -
zla gElz-e4 ~ tAs suxlz@l A sns~s es-l Il
zrlss.ll11 s4s stsE4es~< - sks @TElxlss lA2zy
D4tca srkoi4rs ssHseAelnz N pElss tai Z
~as 49, n snY as4lscs with wh1eA tasF we're
soaaaizlsa aala Il wa szaily discoTere4 -
- cszk- slr hsekars tAlllips. tAs eolser
x .as asapsF, tells Ia. stoxy q hs~ Il s@s
co1ceisss 2Bz CARED sagss
"ona eFsnszg eafzrs one q saF Pasllca-
tio@s. my Eea GAd tsy svertarasa TIE 60
Lares eal1z4ns - tie Papssr n tyF<. ne haa
20 e<To2xy so.as ssy fsr - csacsess wsles
~ "a The moraiaS rseuiro4 40 o. 10
papsTs. Altar every sxsrtlea. ne ~cse S49ft
leaFly a eel1n1, blt tksTs sfsod a tsaa sL1IS
eolama - p 0A ths E2lle5s- Il saa4~iiiy
struck ns tnSs tAIs -4lxht - tAsUghl Dulc2-
1 2lazs - t1e eeluzi1, SysTe@l0o ne SRA sles
81 tao fsrssaan, 4h1 80 away tSe csuntEy
edition went wiIA Is pathological paSzte %
VERY tss hsaesE agricultural reader sescS
There was plenty OF uas % SET Up column
of plain Esglish for tAe lecsl edition Sir
Richard tells of enc Elxn whom he met Ia
Nosfiagh ham vhs Ter thirty yeArs preserved
q copy Of TIE leicester Herald, hoping that
sofae day lie lstter u09la De explained
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The die OF the goddess OF liberty on Amer
lean coins wes originally cut b. AIr. Spencer,
the inventor Of the Spencer lathe The first
die was from u portrait OF Mrs. Washington.
Cen Washington was not pleased with the
head Of his wIfo Us e medium Of circulation.
and At his request tic die vas changed, Only
"a fe,s coins having been cast from the orig
iual design. The die as it. nov appears was
made from the former one b. placing a cap
on tao head and altering the prominent
features
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

EHHA>1S THE TELE-
s%E gram-lleraid" makes
a speciality of publish
EE ing classified "sants.
U q guaranteeing largest
Il circulation, cheapest
prices and best results A
postoffiee L. kept i'm the
counting room for the ben-
efit Of advertisers. ''Situa-
tions Wanted" are taken at
half the rates Of the follow
ing table. and persons Ina
want OF work who have no
money topay are offered the
use of our columns free of
charge. Advertisements of
the arrival and departure
of trains will be found inn
mediately following the
wants.
The Euna bsr Of iisss Any "a ssrtiseneAt
esE be found by dividing the nuEa bar y
words ey ssvsa- Asy part OF a liss essstsa
fui lima.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
Tne SCffanncr.

Capt. Andrew Robinson built at Gloucester,
IN Massachusetts. in 1913, the first schooner.
As the vessel was gliding into tse water at
the time of launching somebody shouted:
See how she schoonsm and the owner, catch
ing the word, exclaimed: "a Schooner let her
be. This i, said to be the s5ory Of the origin
OF this diStiactively American kind of craft
and OF the name by which it is known.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

John Randolph, of Virginia. was noted for
his skill in debate. When speaking he gem
orally pointed toward the object Of his invec-
tive with bis long bony fingers, at times
wildly rosticulatiRg. For thirty years. ="
writes Benton, 'hs was the political meteor
Of congress
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

mar IL M'tan esuntT Ca. sTrs usals
wAi.h wsrts - - 60 = snsirs pace A
h.rk-rv fsi's. though ws1 sur a. ~ ir-
rr-ass ~ srses. The 1wuer. there's sre pra-
vides sirssif VITA slensT 7f cstssa se~i q
drT sne sazsfal .f waaca. rsrrsrsa -
tse rpls sskss IS E~f NJ sra ~sf ~lth sssca-
Sang sr~es --Caicago 6erals
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
GET YOURSHOES NOW

Our Great Shoe Sale will last
but short time longer and at
the rate fine shoes are going
the best bargains will he sreedi-
Iy picked up by early buyers.
Don't defer buying your Shoes
till n KIT week or the latter part
of this week, but come at once.
We are selling Ladies' Fine
Hand Turned Shoes, in French
Dongola at S3.45. regular price
$3.50. Our entire lot of Misses
extra high top, Pebble Goat,
Sa.so Shoes going at Sr.es a
pal. Ladies Fine KID Shoe
in all styles, Common Sense,
Opera and London Lasts, only
SI.SS a pair. Ladies' Genuine
French Kid $500 Shoes, re-
reduced TO S7.o5. Fine Curiso
Kid Shoes. flexible sole and per
feet fitting. formerly sold for
S2. so, now Sr.os. Secure your
Shoes at oncast
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
Efrgf Rorsenen.

Tho people of Thessaly were the first prob
ably among the Greeks who broke hsrscs for
se-v.se in war, and the proficiency OF these
people as squestrians gave rise to tho ancient
myth that their country was originally in
habitsd by Csntaurs.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
The snhrnr Riddie.

The Sphynx was said 10 hnve been sea
monster that proposed a riddle to the The
bans, and murdered oil who could net guess
it. Tho riddle was:
What goes on four feet, On two feet. and three,
But the more foet IL goes on the WEAKER it be-
The answer, Man, was guessed sy Edipus.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The depth 70 which natural gas wells are
excavated varies with the locality. Gas has
been found at eco feet. or even less. IN so-
calied PsckssS. and again a dePth Of 1000
feet was reached before vein was dis
covered
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

DaeIs in Faxlsns we're formerly written in
Lstia or FTsach; t2e esTlies- kaown instance
in Esz' al = ths indsnturs bet~sen the Alb
bct of Wsitsy sns Robert Bastard. dated at
Tnrr II lsA2
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
Aurnra RoreaIis.

II Canada the aurora borezlis IS common
CT any cooi summer evening. in The United
States 10 is sesn Ia tbe snsuran nloaths a.
rule The phcusneuon Is supposed 20 be
caused slsceFiritY, sut ne e0s Knows how.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

UATTKD- EVERYBODY TO KNOW THAT
w We vii inrEish chairs and tabies OF sEert
notice for parties of any kino. nAikers Fur
stems blesk ltif
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Mayor HEwrrr's plsG for rapid trsusi.
Tor New York j. Ior ths city to spend ten
raillion dollars or underground railways.
This would s-ord rapid t-sasi, from the
Trsasury. without a doubt
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

N fa'.cacher- 49, - hr-es q, hwe -
80 Azs.ra.sa- CsrsSa New zea.and ard
SeHts A ss-.cz - ssscrzss s.asiers nsssous.
sad kssrEiy ~l<ass sAey eealS - - - ssor-
r -
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Some cf ,hs patrons ~ he water works
a. Detroit appear to think thsy sra get
,ing too mach tor their money. A woman
bss sent th- Free Pr>Ss sample Of toe
extras abe hAs been Receiving lately in
toe shaDs OF handsome little lizard.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The haBxiog Of DAr 81 Utics. y. Y,
oecgrsd or thursday. Governor Huns
forts Sc relieve the much-sbnssd Friday
e ,he stisms placed upon It seem 70 Dc
bearing iruit.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

President ELsOr. os Harvard Coliegs,
10 his eolual report, expresses the opiu-
icn thss vile sthlslic sports IL colleges
are comrnsndsbis tksrs - sn excess Q.
inter collegiate competition n sports.
TIE general public had suspected as much
bsfsra
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

jaws MURRAT. 3 mailing clerk OF the
New York World. vas stricken with apo
plsxy The other night while mailing thu
World We trrst = wasn't 8 iudgmsnt
ofProvidsUcs Tor BIS reports ss 10 circu-
IaLinn.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

The eoiored saxon Il a beu.sv.l.o Q
church has bsen discharge for fi.tlng ap
a Fcksr room "a tas church tower srd
i1du NJ in the saras - IL tas congfa-
CATION Eas worshipiag bsiox. Ba.
this vas 40 worse than tie conduct Of the
pastor q a Syracuse, y. T., ehurch vho,
some years $50. hsd sn ilhcis cigar factory
"a sas tower Of his church. and the pastor
va not iiscaargel
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

ssulse So. Mare is r~appunced So SAINT
Nzgv T. IS a Fr-zcb nar.e All .Ealf-s he
I-sr or faIl q tie ST. Msr7. or 81 Nays
S-ra5-s
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

7se sxnr.sSiaz. 1an shal uof i've ~
bread ai5ue IS fssrs r. Nstsssw. x. 4. za1
IN psutersaszay. Vii. 3
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

WHY should ths officers charged VITA
the enforcement cf t8s ls~ afford 4 dd-
fsrsrf trssimsat ~ JsT GOULD sud
BrssE1t SAsx thsn 70 ths ankpowa
rgrr2
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

MRS p J. LoyEJoY WILL GIVE IfssoNs
ll IN Guitar aud Banjo playing. Privately OF
IN Cls8os Carcxssis method for guitar sDd
Dobsons for banjo. Letters or applications Re
ceived al hin. LoyeJoy sPsrtNeDts> lux Monroe
st Grand Rapids Alch.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Mr. JACcB kuRAx announces his In
tsnsica os retiring from shs prize ring
rfisr hs return TO Americs. Mr..
KuEAss's resolution Is a good one, but
good resolutions srs fragile.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

what pscnlN crooks thsv hsvs ia
ea'csga A rornius psper savs: "Tte
isbtensd burglars tcok dixhs CO q
-ssns Of ssckpsF
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Tie reports ~ var and pescs continue
20 slferusts - regularly - The lays az
tas nights This q ths vay business il
rads lively Ia ths exchanges
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11
Is che Word .'Ee,-rsna- in the RhI.f

The word '-Tsver-1dr Is found in The Bible
onIT once. asd tben i = aDpisd % ths Al
miEs.Y. as doiy and reversed IS his mama.
Psalms cri. ?
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Tae Detroit Trfhsps snitTs an sxli,a--
sii-Q nreese fron the Espuhl;csa Cinh
movements IN this gify.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

ths Detroit press has pro'sa ltssli
qriis sulltla 10 dealing Wit SAA CAY
Hta lss blasiegs4 sfcund Detroit great
deal and ,sizs1 abogt q conspiracy iatc
wa.ch Esos FtEaAs, osn. sATa snd
10 fEls0aAE- IzEtLD asgs entered 10
tosn Bis. While thls .oaf1ai believes
that Gen. ~21ra VII hsvs great difficulty
10 proving ssoe. q he saafges WHICH ts
hss msts 90 Governor LUcs ~ 10 be-
lsgs .has Cav saauit b5 removed from
tas eifee Nhich 20 ilszrscss.
1s4nehiis GAYS srssghi.s orZAn -
aeuni-T.us about h.s pig "a ia mud
tus sAH Is ia hszh feather. he = OBJ
laillrs sast ihs DosoF.sty 10 sssks ,or.
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

Ch,saso expects e. hsvs = creustoTy.
Chicago hsi some experiences ~lth crera-
toa a ISL snd is Eas not vsrT sasis'sc-
Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

NeT7CF-fF YOU WANT TO BY OR Sell
Y Rec Fstaie wrste - gve 20 rsi. Per
sess st'suti0a gfvea % reutiHs snd care -
hsspses or siecss PsrTeE 4 RicswoDd. No -
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Telegram-herald., 1888-02-11

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