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Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-25
ShilOhS CrtArrh Remedy.

ohiiohs Catarrh Remedy, marvellous cure
,or catnrrh, DIpthcria, Capker Mouth, and
dead-Ache. With each bottle there is an
ingenious Nasal Injector for the more success.
full treatment of these complaints withon,
extra charge. Price % c.nts
Sold by Isnman 4 Co., Lewiste n, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-25
Answer II his Question.

Why do SO many people we see around us
seem 10 prefer to suffer and DO made miserable
by Indigestion, Constipation. Dizziness, Loss
OF Appetite, Coming tip of the Food, Yellow
Skin. when for IS cents we will sell them
Shiloh's System Vitalizer, guaranteed to cure
them.
Sold by Isaman Co.. Lewiston, Idaho.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-25
Cedar Shingles

ohuefs'gned are now manufacturing an
Extra Quality Of Cedar SHINGLES n, tbe;r Iii ~,
and are prepared to supply the public with The
Same at the following prices: '"'
First Glass, per thousand, So "a
inc mill is located in the upper part of
Lewiston. Shingles for sale at the mill.
23"u EiNk0OP 4 MARTIN.
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-25
Bucklen's Arnlca Salve.

The Bssr SALvE in the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, SILT Rhepm. Feyer
Sores, letter. Chapped Hands, chilblsins.
corns, and all Skin Eruptions. and positively
cures the Piles, or no pay required. II Is
guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction. or
money refunded Price % cents per box.
For sale by DR.. ]. Q. Monkey. S.'s7
Lewiston teller. [volume] (Lewiston, North Idaho) 1878-1900, 1888-10-25
OREGON RAILWAY & NAVI-
CATION co.
"COlumbia River Route"

TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS, d.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
Tetesrap9tf&e 9epe(&en.
Deutf4lanb.,

BerItm, 2s. apriI. Dreitauienb
y&ubma&er baben bier bic arbeit einse.
tfelt. - Sn Stettin baben tte S@iffbalev
bie Mrbeit etnseReut. - &rupp bat bic
Tim pon 3aiier Griebrt& uerIisbeue Greis
berrnwarbe abselebnt.
Berlin, 90. apriI. Su bes Raiiers
UeTnben III eine 70 i&Itmme @enbuna
einsetreteu, bab man bie sr0bte 1eiorsnib
best.
HerItu, as. april. Die .Mational,
4eituns~ brtnst bte einjeIuen Deittmmuns
0en beS Ietten NiQens beS 9aiiers WI'
BeIm. Der ssaute Na&Iab bes
idutt IT'D anf pierunb3wanSt ~ q
WiIIionensMa bieruon erbdIt bte
Raiiertn ausufa brei @iQioneu, BIZ
@rc6beraosin ron Haben. 8ronprina uni
Rronprtnaafn, towie prtna 9enri& 1,
cine Riuson. priW 3etnri4 esbdIt aubs'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

3Ieue gage oes SdnoeS 9an3 9unII8 I1.
Dit 1iIitdreommiifton bes Rsi@sratbs
bilIiste bie gorlase, ueI@e tie ginberus
flung ber Referueu unb Griass@ {.
feruen in Jriebensaeiten unter sewiHen
l1mitduben seftattet. Die Resieruns ers
tIdrte. bab man uur unter gang auberor.
beutIi&en WerbdItniiIsn, suel@e cine berars
tise @abreseI re@tferttsteu, sur ausfab.
runs bes @eiesss i@reiteu perbe.
Su Jraufrei& i&eint man pou bem
BouIauseri&winbeI etwas 3urid5utom'
men. Don allen Seiten rdtb man 3ur
SammIuns ber rspublisanii@en 2rdfte
unb iorsfdItiser ginbdmmuus bes BouIans
serismus. gs tam In Paris au Strabens
tdmpfen unb uisIen gerbaftunsen. Cine
iebr Iebbafte Debate If in ber frau3dfi9en
prefe barber entifanben. wer bas @eIb
fa- bic BouIansersg Champagne seliefert bat,
ba grs@ Bum.Bum ni9t iebr rei9s
Ii@ nit ben 3eitIi@eu gateru seiesuet If.
Gan3 mertw1rbiser Deiie nennt man u,eb.
r.r. = om.rironif6s saobobs. 0os boran
tein wabres Dort 1T, brau@en MIR uuieru
Eat f.in. m.iie no1 h.m @,b.n onoe,r.t.n
unb wirb aberalI gut eu,pfansen. .@ebrere
Miniifer be9leiten ibn, bic baIb bier baIb
s. ann g,srr. ah,r Si. norit,f6.n ano,.
I.o.ub,it.n ,nr.6.n.
aufh.r mnIeo,b.,s;n,.r u,,,br,n II.
mui1.n fortmsbr.nS III. 81. ssib.r. Gs
faelIt i{n imm.r for.r b.rous. bos her
wpu.rnanfifonb Ser IN gtumdnien ousoe. n
bron.n. bur6 hen ruiiifn.n @.,onbt.n
Aitroms ono,,.tt.It morh,n mor. 81.
rrmanii6. meoi.runo fan s,.m.ii. IN hen
Nsrh,n bob,n ,,nh Saroufbin b.i,.n sfbb..
rnfuno forb.rn. Ser aufffonb botte ara.
s,r. 1im.raon.n ono.ron,m,n. ga finb
immohroIr, c1rouiomr,it.n n,r,bt ,nh
,norn, o,,o.rh.r osn, ouso,nlauh.rt mor.
hem. 81. miIi,.n ,no9t.n ni.Ifo6 o.n,.in,
fam. @o6. NIT hen aufrsbr.rn, & hos
.ra bie Submit b.r reouraren rru,p.n
,,nb n. g,.rianhiouno b.s @tonbremts bie
Orbunno b.r,uii.a.n p.rmo6te. sson
inSt,r.n M.rist.n mar. her Mnfifonb nm.
t.rbrndt.
nj. m.rbanbIuna.n ,mifd.n
Euororh ,,nb b.m saot;Pan tn.bm.n trot
sII,r esmmi.rioY.it.n ibr.n natariih.n w.r.
Iouf Sbihon bisb.r mod f.in nrartiidb.s
m.iurtot .r,i.It n ,,nb obi6on b.r gsonff
i,h. nor;t;f%. ent,rr.ntion n srIonh ob.
e,r,hrt hot ,,uh okilhou .r f.,n sff.nt.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
Sabr9an9 II. 9nbnqu, Soma 9itntaa, ben l. Ma 1885,

. ~ 10oo
fQQ. 0(u MQt 1893.
y. -. 4. s. ., -,
=. -...-.- !.
oteier Wtlton NOD @nter TIM Wertb uou
elmer yetaion Wsart. ueI4e ber 3atfer tii'
TIN aetautt bate: Der 3ronf@as erbd!i
3w6lt wetutot1en Mart uno Der We1t .9eb1
an etne 3abl pon eeaataren. in etnem
frabren. Dor 5ustunbore'Bi9 Sabren err'd9'
teten Tettament, bate eer 8atier ben. lesi'
gen xatier a75 900 uno oer @roBber5oStu
u0n Saoen 1886 usart susewanSt.
8erIin. % Muril Shit Be,iebuno
ouf -. sbtnr.1.nbsr iirtb.ii. In Ssn 9sis
tunoen iber Sic Webonbluno ber Rroufkeit
bes aoiiers Eat Sic Roiierin an ben Suhi,.
niniier Dr. Nriebbeia foIaenbes S@rei.
ben aert@tst: .Obwo3l bte ansriffe ben
preile MID psrt6nlteb nt4t berabren, tt 81
mtr 1nertrdaIt@ au tsben, bag oie Mer5ts
oeS HatlerS, we!&e Jpn mt 8roBter ptn9e'
buns pfesen, of1en bs!etctst werceu. Ott
3stiertn eriu@t ben wttntlter, tn Der cage
etn3ul@retten.
Berlin. "a. MpriI. Die R5uioiu
nom GnolonR Vsietoric IL beute WorSeu
INN Renn IN G6arIottenburo einoetroffen
unb ibrer M1rbe oemdR empfonoeu mo,s
ben. Oie Weorafuno smiidben Der R5ui,
atm ,tub BEN GiteIisSeSn 6er preukif8en
Rontgsf sfamtlte mar febr bertIt&. Der
Hronprtt15 0eletfete bte Eont0tn ~ etnem
pter1ednnt9en nftenen sSe9en, m, weI@em
its mt oer xatiertn map Dem S4tolle pcs'
ebarsottsnDurs tuer: Ote 1u essosn Set'
ten ots We9ss an8elan.n,s!isn axml@en.
1afen beSraBten ben farfth@en sag u1sf
1o4ruten. Z.
Osr Xatler fafD aus Dem Uette dua, un'
ote xont9tn Sseforta ,tl cmpfun9en une
besraBte tte re@t berl!t@, oanu aees joS
er it1 tn ls'ne Wema3er auta6.
Herrfn. 81. Mnril. Die lRSnioin
s,ietoria beiudbte beute ben Roiier Nriebti&
breimaI In fetnem Rronfen,imu,er. Hui
Mnorbnuno Ser Mr,te bitete ber aroufe
beute bos Bett unb iuirb es nod m,brere
Taoe tbuu. Bis e frdftioer aemorben ieiu
mirb. gr mar ben Tao iIber Sci outer
Qaune anb erfreute ii& usbrere Wols srs
ouidenben GGlummers.
Na& sem Nrabiiads lief bic RSniai,,
sicteria ben 6r. Madenaie ~ iib tom.
meI nub befraote i'm iebr cinoebenb ilber
ben Duitarb bes 8aiiers.
.~..r,, o. a,x,r Nh ,;.~ ,,hr
m.X,,;,t.os f,hr h;s eSr;o;s S,,.t"r;o ,,;t ,,';t
~ s Sa;t.r;r !. s;f.r.r, m S" MSr., % .',n, M.;"x
W. =. 'ses 'o"is.s;, ~ Mnrns," S!.r @ r,,,,s.r % q:
.. -. Ss M"sx.~Ss;.s Ss. Va Wss.., s ...,ns,n. =.
w" w .'SsssS 49,, sS.sss",. g Ss~ ,,,sr ,p'i ,,r, 81.
e%i S";;.r,n ~ M,sraS SS' r,S;"mm.it ~ T.r W.,S% nj
snn.rts u.t.' ..mSs .m'H ahsr .;ms horh. est"rhs
Die boteu Dameu besaben fl9 pon ber
Raiierin au ber grbber8osiu unb benz Gr6.
beraos pom Sa&ien.W .Wfetninaen I'm frabe.
TEN tIonprin3Ii4en galais. 6ier uerweiIs
ten Re cine BierteIRunbe un6 traten I'M,
baIb Se&s bic @ldfabrt ua& gbarlotten.
burg an. Sn ibrer 8eslettuns befanbeu
f1m tie Qrinaei1n Beatrice, 0riua 6eim.
ri& poa Nottenbera uub cine To&ter be,
@cis.~Sr, ,,,st,h. re koh;S,ks HsvrSmnst ks.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

~SWvI0WW0 LIE
anberer, bic s9ud9e alIer bieier ganbis
baten. Ct weiB Is babiu 3u brinsen, bab
Ct I'M lesten @oment ber 0fstter in ber
Notb 1T. Sein Mbiasen mar nur barauf
seri&tet, bic Dummen 3u tdui9en unb
feline @esner au uerbesen. Das 1T ibm
selunsen. gun 1T ber Musenblid far
Blaine sesommen. Oie Ieste Seene 1T
In Worbereituns. Sie besinnt In guss
lamb, no ber 6eImbui&ritter trseubpo ale
tobttranter wsann Iiesen iou, 'nnb enbet tn
gbicaso, no e. ols Ieste perlorene 9offs
nuns ber repubIieanii&en partei am 10.
Stunt nominirt merben wirb. @enn bann
ber aIte Gu4s teIesrapbif& betrast wirb,
Of e tros ieines abiasebriefes cine Nomis
nation annebmen wiq, 70 erfcIst tetne
Gutwort, benn e. If aus ieinem Malper'
tus ueri9uunbeu. unb befinbet ii@ In br
Mitte bes atIantii@eu Oceans, no i'm
tein EeIesrapb erret&en Tam. 9ommt e.
aber In geew Dort an, 70 III es 3u fpdt,
benn bie Convention fat it& Idnsit uer'
tast, unb bie Delesateu baben ii& mad
aaen @inben aerfreut. Damn wirb Blaine
f1& NIT trabislissr Riene sum Dpfer'
lamme bsrsebeben, unb ersIdreu. bab e.
bie Nominatiou, wenn aud wiberwiais.
anuebmen min, UNI bie Yartei su retten.
Das 1T bas erosramm.
I'm Ietten Greitas mar Der 100.
Gag ber seseuudrtisen Gouarebiibnns.
Ddbrenb bieier 3sit warben In beiben
9duieru ,uiausn,en IL, ,5es Bills uub He'
f@IaHe einserei&t. Bon bieien uieleu
HiQs fat lis iest bas 6aus 425 unb ber
Senat s3l ansenommea. Dem YrdRbeus
ten iinb 1876 Biqs pom 6auie aus unb "a
uom Senate aus 3ur tlnter3et&uuns uors
seIest worben. Da bleibt aber nod cine
Msans Bius su ueriobIen.
awSJeuD.
Dte Rrantbett bes Raiiers Griets
W -" ~ .a..'IaS Na. 1xs. az r;. r,.hr ~ I.,".
ss .. a.. Nv, s,.s....ssn. =. Ss ~ .r...,, s,,., ,,rs
s..: s..:. ~ ~. o, -. m:...,,,,, - ,,.h,. az ,,rs
~ s.I's.. 49,. 49, - 80 S 49,. ,,.k~ MI - ,~.s.r
Srah. ma s,,tt n.rIas,.n. Ser, !aoiier
tahr. ,.s rrh. h.rorrab,n uub mann "a
.;y .;n.r;.. ~ ,os % ,.rr ,,,r r,,br Elm. arooe b.r
| CO.. ,.;, r~o.,.r, nrh.i,.t h.r eo,i,r
-,.,r ,,,.r, go = I'm ,,,sor,m 4. ,,nS mo6t Iono.
sp;..h.,r,,no.r ;,,a !. .r % a;su"rd ,rh A,r eron.
rr,r,.r S.hr oro.r,hr, mar h.m eoi.
80 =. s.. n.r Snox. .rtoro.. m.,ux h,r
esr;o;r se;etor;o non enorsnb. sie po,b
:, msrI;r NIT oIr.u ihr.nr Oaons. ,ufon.
~ ~
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

preife Ger 2ln5eieen.
Seber 3ou ber spaIte per Sa4r. .s12:o0
T: > 3 Wonate { 500
Tir iebe Belle greuier, ober beren Raun,, ba3
erfenal 10 Gents. bic nG1ftenmale 5 Gents.
Seiratbs. unb 5obesan,eisen nit spru9
$3.50, obne Spru4 $1.0O.
ansudrtise an,etssu miiHeu pormsbe,ablt werben.
Mn;eiaen fiir Nicnics, 2otterien, glItsIpieIs
&C., bic benz @eiife Der fatb. Sir9e ,uuiber, fins
ben teine Iufnobue.
Hu3etaen feaSe man fpdtetlesS
@ontaS Ror8et ets,.
Jobs1rbeiten alIer 2lrt prompt un6
btlIis aussefahrt. s@
Office ssr ,,0asstts":
Il Gde Der 8. uno Jowa.Strdfe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01
Holitifdbe &nuoi9au.
SnIanD.
GonareBb berbauoIunaeu.


Senat. - Inter ben i'm Senat eius
serei&ten @eiu9en befanb fi@ ems non
@emobnern bes Diifriets Columbia, II,
bem na@seiu&t ptrb, bab ber gonsreB Elm
@eies erIaie, bas ben Uertauf pon 81.
sarren, Eabat unb Gisarretteu an 2nabeu
unter ls Sabreu uerbietet, um bas l1sbeI
bes @au&ens, bas unter ber Susenb uu
tt@ sreife, etaSubdmmeu. Das @eiu&
sDarb sum Drude anseorbnet. 90 wurben
Iause Debatteu sepFosen, betrefenb bic
Berwirtuns uon S&ensunsen an gentle
gifenbabn. gompusuien; bann iber bas
Werlassre&t. feruer aber bic Blu aur
greiruns zines Bureaus far bie Snbuitrte
Der giebsu9t. Die 9ausbiI, wel@e ber
Stabt @ranb Horts, Wi9., bas Re@t
oerIeibt swei frete Braden aber ben @eb
@iuer 8u bauen, warbe NIT einem Nmenbe.
msute ausmommen. Der S&asamts'
Setretdr warb eriu9t Abf@rifteu ber Be'
ri4te Der SpeaiaI.Aseuten aber bas ausebs
TIDE Gini&uusseIn Don Opium aus Dris
tii&.goIumbia einjuienben. Ser Hei&Iub
bes 9auies $3.50. 900 ,ur Betbeilisuus ber
@esieruns an ber gariier ausftenuus au
tewinisen, paifrte. % wurbe cine an.
gail tIeiner unwi&tiser Bills paiRrt.
9aus Der Hbseorbueten. -
Die Hauptarbeit, wel&e bas 6ans uerri@s
tete, mar bas Debattiren ber Wius'i9eu Gas
rifbiq. Gswarbbei&lofen, Ma@tsfisunsen
su baIteu unb bausit sIet& ber anfans se'
usa&t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01


ua@ enbloieu Debatten, bis f& bur& meb'
rere Do4en sesosen babeu, f&liebIi9 bic
BorIase ansenommeu, ,ueI&er jufoIse bas
fabIi9e Datota als Staat In bic Union
aufsenommeu unb ber udrbIi&e EbeiI aIs
Eerritertum orsaai7rt werbeu ioQ, unb
awar inter BEN Nameu .geortb Datota~ ,
wdbrenb Der ueue Staat, ueI&er ber Bin
aufolse sei&affen werben wirb, ben gaame,
.Soutb DatotaA fabren ioI. Die Gbets
lung bes Eerritoriums auf bieie @eiie
ttebt TN GintIanse NIT BEN Wuni@e bes
Waioritdt teiner HepSIternns unb iR mad
beren anf9t sine Rotbweabisteit. eritens,
peiI bic Bewobuer ber beiben T6etIe bes
Territoriums In ieber He3iebuns beterosene
.SutereiIen baben, unb aweitens, neil bas
9au3e Datota aIs Staat ~ srob iein
warbe, inbem bafsIbe etnen GId&eurauus
amfabt, peI@er bemienisen ber Staaten
Sasp Ysrt, Rsnuipluania, @arYlanb unb
Dirsiata juiauu.ensenomue entipri&t.
Ser 6auptsrunb, pautm bic repubIitanis
i&e @aioritdt bss .SeuatS be betreffenbe
Bin aaseuommeu fat, II natarIi@ ber,
tas. ba ber iabli@e EbeiI pon Dasota I'm
sroben @auaeu au ber repubIieanii&en
partei f@w5rt. bic lestere tn GoIse ber
aufnabme beFelbsu in ben Staatenbunb
an @itsIiebern iouobI TN Senate uie TN
0eeprdientantenbauie sewiuueu warbe. q
febt au erwarten. bab ber Senat nun aud
bic Bills betreffs aufnabme ber Gerritorien
Routana. @aibtnston unb gsew @erieo
In ben Staateubunb paiFren nth; ba6
aber bic Bin, ,ueI&e bic Gnfnabme lltab'l
aIs Staat Ia bic Union beiRimmt, Die gu.
tttmmuns ber Reputlilaner TN Senat q.
baltea utrb, faebt ~ teapeifela.
Smmer ansenf&etnIi4sy uirt
q. bab beun toa Wlaiae ber nd&te Gan
bibat ber MYubIiianer far BE pyafbeut,
f&aft ietn wirb. @te ber behelmtsf4t'
&dmpe % tere4nets, 70 tR = seSf4sea.
Mebr unb uss9r aeist . III. bab bis sepu,
blisaner teinen berporlasenben meann.
auber Blaine far bie Ganbibatur baben,
% If cine sanse &naabl poIttisn .,ueite'
RIaNe aufsetreten, BE fi& um bie Greeu'
tine bewerben; ieber bat ieinen anbans,
aber ber III serius unb ber Cine reibt ben
Mnbern bie Ten3sn ein. unb sa sibt's 8wif
unb CANT unb @treit. Blaine bat eir
Srobes @efoIse unb e II behen f&er
Mnbers itebfs NIT Sbnman pea Obto
9awIep pou Connecticut, 8arriien po'
Subtana, 0reitam pou Sutnois, aQiio'
aus unitrm Sawa, @ust pom ,DtseouRl
uub nod einen Datsat dark horses, bieh
tsr Weierss Fnb. Blaine tsunt, wie let'
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1888-05-01

WoaaleS, Mri5., 24. Mpril. Die
NIT ben msritanii&en Bunbestruppen TIM
&riese beinbIi9su Oaqui' Snbianer tn Cos
nora befeitiseu ft@ iest an ueri@iebsnen
Vuntten, um ben Truppen enti8loi1snen
Diberitanb 81 leiiten. Dor einisen Tasen
sriffsn 3wei Nilitdr. .NbtbeiIunsen unter
6em BefebIe bss Waiors gnciio unb bes
9isutenants WaltareaI, bic Snbianer In
elmer fart bsfefisten Stelluns auf benz
2amaIasnaea @ebirse BET Nsua 0erbe an.
Sn einem erbttterten Sample uurben bie
Snbianer NIT NerluR uon II Tobten unb
pielen Nerwunbeten aus ibrer SteQun8
pertriebeu. Ser Werluit ber Eruppen Be.
lief fl& auf einen Tobteu unb mebrere Bets
uunbete. .,... .... 49,, '
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-18
STILL IN SUSPENSE.

Central Traffic Association Mag
mates Fail TO Agree Upon an In
terchange OF Passenger Bust
ness.
CHICAGO, Oct. 1.-THE general man
ayers composing the conference COM
mittees Of the Central Traffic association
and the lines west of Chicago, appoint
ed for the purpose of agreeing upon a
basis of interchange of passenger bust
ness, held a long session to-day. The
time was taken up in the discussion Of
the proposition of the Western roads
that their tickets shall be placed on sale
in the East without partiality, or in
other words that the boycott against the
Chicago 81 Alton shall be lifted and all
the Western roads treated alike by their
Eastern connections. The Central
Traffic committee took the ground that.it
could not accept this proposition with
out consulting the trunk line managers,
and aScertaining whether it was accept
able to them. AS no final action could
be reached, the meeting adjourned sub
ject to the call of the chairman, the UNI
Outstanding being that each committee
should report to its association for
further Instructions.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-18
GLOBULES.

The first regular train from ST. Paul to Win
nipeg Will leave this afternoon.
Two births, six deaths and four marriages
were yesterday reported at the health office.
The damage case of P. II. Kelly, Jr.. against
The City of ST. Paul, was yesterday decided in
favor of the defendant.
A few subscription tickets for the Gounod
club concert have been placed on sale at
Dyer Bros. music store, East Third street.
The state agricultural school opened yes
terday with twenty-five pupils. The term
Will extend to April with two weeks vacation
at Christmas.
The animal meeting of the promoters of
the WOman's Christian home will be held
this afternoon. corner OF Olmsted and Still
water streets.
Edward Ryan, who was found guilty of
grand larceny, was brought into court yes
terday and sentenced 10 three years in the
state penitentiary.
Two bootblacks-Frank Stike and Frank
Iambert-were arrested yesterday for throw
ing stones at workmen engaged on the new
Nabasha street bridge.
A Manitoba railway brakeman, living on
Wacouta street. between Fifth and Sixth,
was robbed of his clothing and So in cash
while sleeping in his room last evening.
Members of Company D, Second regiment
Minnesota national guard, will meet at the
armory on Sixth street, this evening at s
O'Clock TO consider matters Of importance.
While driving down Concord street yester-
day morning Mrs. Winehamer, living at 23l
Martin street, was thrown from her carriage
and had rib broken and her spine injured.
LenHoX Blakemore, a bootblack, fourteen
years of age, was caught in the act of tap
ping the till in Broadway bakery yesterday
afternoon, and locked up at the central sta
ton.
Work was commenced two weeks ago on
the Seventh street cable line at the eastern
end, near Duluth avenue, and yesterday men
commenced tearing up Seventh street at its
intersection with Wabasha street.
The secretary of state yesterday distributed
TO the state and county officials the thirty
seventh volume of Minnesota law reports
The volume contains decisions of the su-
preme court from May to December, 1887.
The coroner's jury in the case of Michael
O'Neill, who died from injuries received by
being run over by hack at Bridge square
Monday, was impnaneled yesterday morning
but after viewing the body adjourned until
today.
The laborers on the Maryland street grad
ing contract who were paid 90 per cent of
their earnings last week in consequence of
the insolvency of their employer will be
paid the full amount Of their claims at the
city treasurer's Office tomorrow morning
Matt Richardson took woman into a res
taurant Tuesday evening, and, after eating,
refused to pay his bill Both were arrested
but yesterday morning they were discharged
at the municipal court. The woman, who
gave the name of Lou Burk, was again YES
terday afternoon charged with disorderly
conduct
Burglars entered No 1919 East Third
street early yesterday morning and diamond
ear rings and other jewelry TO the amount of
$500 were stolen. one unfortunate inmate
was robbed of her false teeth. No clue
tected an entrance from the rear of the
building.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-18
PERSONALS.

A. B. Plough, of the st. Paul & Duluth
road. has returned home.
~. ". Teasdale, of the Omaha road, re-
TUNED yesterday from Chicago.
> 3. Clarke, general traffic manager of the
Omaha. returned yesterday from the Pacific
-oren Fletcher, Minneapolis, and Fayette
Marsh, saltwater, were callers at the state
house yesterday,
General Passenger Agent Kenyon, of the
Burlington & Northern road, returned from
Chicago yesterday.
Col. c. j. Monfort, of the Windsor, is speed
Ing southwark, and at last accounts was To-
ca,ed at St. Louis.
!. y. SnOwden, St Louis, is the guest of his
brother, r. A. Snowden, bookkeeper OF the
Davidson company.
x. {. Price, Cincinnati attorney who has
been visiting his brother on a Montana ranch.
arrived in the city yesterday.
John Neaman and wife, New Ulm, who
are on their wedding trip, called upon State
Treasurer Bobleter yesterday.
RS. Z. S. Birkholz, Grand Forks, Oak, is
spending a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Lillius Y. Armstrong, of this city.
william T. Sommers, who is we'll known
Rmoug the society young men of the SANITY
City, Is on a vacation at Louisville, Ky.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-18
SAINT PAUL.
CAME INTO COURT.
Transactions by Occupants of the
Sn,nrnnnn and District Bench.


Supreme and District Bench.
Yesterdays routine business trans
acted by the supreme court was as fol-
lows:
Charles P. Holcomb, sheriff of Wash
Ington county, MINNESOTA, respond
ent, VS.. The G. n. Melon Lumber Com
PAW, appellant. Argued and submitted.
Lewis Burton, respondent, VS.. Charles
Schenck, appellant. Submitted on
briefs.
Dennis Bray, respondent, VS.. Dennis
DOheny, appellant. Argued and sub
united.
The case of John w. Bent against
Thomas Cochran, Jr., ct al. was on trial
yesterday before Judge Wilkin. This
action grew out of a real estate trans
action in which fraud was alleged.
Suits were instituted in the district
court yesterday as follows:
Emilio L. Cavaleri, an infant, by
Henry S. johnson, his guardian ad
litem, against l.. Mayer 81 Co.; action to
quiet title TO lot 3, block so, Robertson
& Van Etten's addition.
An affidavit for garnishment has been
filed by James \. Ballard against Ben
II. Leveridge.
c. Aultman & Co. VS.. Michael Harti
gan ct al, to recover S610 on note.
In the case of Ferd. b. Smedley VS.,
Henry J. Mathews ct al, decree issued
that plaintiff is the owner of lots l, II
Is and 10. block Z. HitchcOck'S addition
to West St. Paul, and title to said lot:
Quoted in him as against defendants
except John Y. Waugh and Hiram
Young, upon whom service has not YET
been made
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-18
AMUSEMENT NOTES.

''The Henrietta" is not only the best
play that has been seen in st. Paul for
a long time, but it is proving the best
drawing attraction of the season. The
Grand is crowded every night with de-
lighted audiences.
Charles Kent's death scene is the
most horribly realistic thing magma
BILE. The agonies of the death hour
could not be portrayed more truthtulIy
or more frightfully.
Miss May WaldrOn. who gives such a
pleasing impersOnation of Lady Mary,
is a Minneapolis lady.
Robson AMI Crane are supported by a
company of the cleveriSt artists that
travel. There is not member of the
company but is capable of making a
star, and all of them have star parts.
The advance sale of seats for Rice
& DIXey's Pearl of Pekin' opens at
the box Office of the Grand this morn
ing. This opera has been having a
successful run at the Minneapolis Grand
during the week. and is said to be a
beautiful performance.
"ROSedale" keeps up its record at the
Peoples theater. Full houses every
night,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-18
CLASHING CORPORATIONS.
Van Horne's Shrewd Move to Thyart
the Northern Pacific.
RED RIVER ROUTE OPENED.
The Baltimore & Ohio Passes Divi.
dend---Central Traffic Moguls in
Session.
special TO the Globe.

. ~ Nilc 0iobC.
WINNIPEG, Man., Oct. 17.-COnslder-
able indignation prevails in this city
over the announcement that the Central
Pacific Railroad has taken definite steps
to take advantage of the action of the
Dominion government on their cOnten-
ton regarding crossing their lines by
the Portage extension. Yesterday they
sent out gang to the points where the
Portage extension grade crosses the Cen
trail Pacific Railroad line. The gang
fixed up a temporary grade there and
swung round the main line rails in the
form of a spur. Then fresh rails were
laid so as to complete the main line.
An old engine was then run out on the
spur and left directly opposite the point
where the grade crosses. III order to
cross the track this engine must be re-
moved and the spur torn up. Winni-
peggers are talking about organizing
and going out TO demolish the engine
and tear up the track.