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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Tnt oea bierte,t 9tHrtft.

Siermit our sefdQisen Madri@t, ba6
td MIDI als nnabbdnsissr ganbibat fir
bag Imt oes Reprdientanten fir ben 4.
Sifrift ipdbrenb Der @abl beiuerben
tuerbe, unb crude Die Stimmgeber bes
9enannten Slitrifts UNI sitise Inter.
ftisnls. 9enrD s. GmmeL
"A Spring 6iI, Minn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

- Seute g(benb wirb bic breltdgise
Tair sum 8elten Der 8iarridule Der
@atbeornlgemeinoe in Der ShulbaIe
nit elmer muiitaiiihen unb cramntiideu
ll~nter6ultuns, ge9eben BON Den Sdul.
finbern, e%r6ffnet wsrocn. SIN g1ut>
thinner $40. 3 tpirb itets elm gut seoeds
ter 3ii9 ~sefunben unb Gbenos BON ben
Damen Elm eutes gieu ierpirt perben.
SIM ShulSimmer SO. 4 1T cine Shiesz
9alerie eiueeri6tet; i'm S9uls,mmer
$40. 5 fino Die peribiebenen tpertbpouen
@esenitdnbe ausaeisIt, bic sur SerlOos
Iuug fommeu peroeu. Sm SdulSims
mer $50. 6 wiro mon isin Slid auf benz
@lidsrab periuder f6nlen. Gin i66
ner gaiimirsM autel lit fir jsnss Sinh,
den ausselebt, ipel6es Die me,iten
Stimmen erbdlt; eiu Yuppe in 9ebens-
er6Be fir ienes fleilte Ndb6en, benz bic
meiIten Stimmen s%ufalIsn uno elm 9as
menbut fir DE populdrite iunse 9ame.
Sober uno &le iinb freunoli6it etnees
Iaoen, ii1 on ben Sairatenosn in Der
gcibeoralsS farridufe einfinoeu gu mol
len.
- @ir pertpeiien aui Die neue Nns
aeise bes Serru 81. s. Stunt, tpelfer
jest einen ma~unisialttsen 8orratb on
&leioeritOffen ieber art, Mdnteln, Yep.
pi6en &c. ben &unoen cUrlesen fann.
Serr Snnt lit 3ueifelsobne elmer Der
unternebmunesoolits @ei9dftsl.ute
Der StaSt. 9ieier Greo,t sebibrt ibm
nit 8e9t, uto bieien CREDIT iDate man
bur9 cine quite unterftiBuns bss Sc
f6dftes bes Serrn Stunt 81 tpiirbiser
tra9ten. Sci ibm fauit mon bi.
id6niten. btttn uno biatsiten 8aaren.
9o6nlals MAIDEN mir auf bic 8or'
ie1ung i'm SpernbauIe, bic ont nd1fer
Sienfag gum Beiten Der rlnbefledkr
gmpfdneniBfirbe f%tdttfinoet, aufmerf'
fam. Der Sbaliagerein sibt bas DO,
8Oden nit 70 sroBem 8eifaI aufse'
npmmenen Drama r9ie Berle bon
Sapppen" nobmals, nno mir boffen,
baB Der CUTE !3ued Der goriteluns in
8erbinbuns nit Dem guten Bl0en Der
Spislsr aup ben suten @ilen Der beut'
i6en 8eu6lterlns unierer Stabt anre.
gen tuirb, 70 baB bic Grippe lid einem
uOnen Sauie sesenaberseitelt iiebt
&eieruirte Sise so gts. in 90. 8. &o
ienbersers Budseiddft. Sonitise Gin
trittspreiie 35, fir &inber rs gts.
= Das republifaniide consreFioneIt
gomite beS 5. 9iitrits trat Montag A.
elmer @eiddftsfibuns bier Suiammsu, an
iuel6er bic Serreu 8. Is. @aite Don bier,
SO. 20. Sartlep BON grom @ing, 8. g
Gonuerie, Bafer, 6. 6, 8ularb, @a.
bend, Us. S. See, Cobb, uno SO, M
Juler BON WorriiOn County tbeituab'
men.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

- Der leste Sonnta9 bratte urs
5ufdaiserweiie i'm 9siiein bon fremOen
Serreu, tpel9e Gle neue Staatsz &eform
9~lnitalt, bic ettua brei Wsilen Don ct.
@lOuS erri6tet piro, ~ beiidtiseu be-
abii9tigten, binaus na6' Sbsr6urne
County, an ienen idDuen auf sinem
Siisel ~g.lesenen 8las, no iest fleiBi9e
Sdnbe baran iinb, elm unterfommen 81
biloen fir ienen Nusnurf Der Menit
beit, tpelder burb bic Strafe bes De:
iebeS CUR Drbnuns sebradt tuerben ioQ.
9as im gntiteben besriHene @ebdube
lift in Snei Sliisel eilsetheilt, uon oenen
Der cine alS &i6e uuo Der anbere als
Der sr0bere als Robnung Der GtrGf.
hinge bienen fol-. @riteres @ebduoe i'll
Siemlid nabe fsrtis nnb Ioll burd einen
Corridor, in rpeldem Die ftnferen Bel.
fen ansebra6t tperben, nit benz 9ufents
balte Der Strdfinse in 8erbinbuEa &C.
bra6t iperoen. Sieier ipiro bier Stof
bod sebaut, uno i'll jebsm Studtpert iuers
ben IL 9e1en einserldtet. 9as erIte
Stodpert 1T mas bas Mauermerf on
sebt, fsrtisseitent. Die Gage fir oas
@ebdube 1T cine iebr rOmuntil6e unb
Don Der S6be bes @ebduoes miro man
cine iebr fd6ne Inslidt nett iiber ben
Wiiiiippi binaus baben. 8ie Der
Bau iebt oaltebt, unb baiteben miro,
tpenn pollenbet, 1T III elm Nnfans Don
benz aepaltis sroBen, tuie i'm Der 8lan
Seist. gs beiBt, 6aB BON Der &eform
anitalt bin gum Wiifiiippi cine Streds
uon elmer Meile, elm %NbJusstanal &C.
5ogen miro. Die Bitteruns mar Stpar
fein nusenebme ant Sountas, bod her
2luslug nirfte auf bic fremben 8sias
der wie auf uus ielbit- uoblt6ueno eiu.
= ,8anse MAIDEN gift ni6t," iaste
4noreas &rdmer, oils er bic Gbaaren
ietner @etreuen nit lansen @eIidtern
Dor ii1 iab, na1bem bas @eriibt ii6
uerbreitet batte, baB Sammerel als III.
abbdusiser Ganbtbat fir oas Sberiffs.
amt auftreten tperoe. Gin befrieoigen.
bes 2dbeln atuans er ben S9wanfenoen
ab in ben @orten: 8u6en, traeet feline
Surdt aur S9uul $4,000 befinben iid
nod in meinem 8eiise, bic tperben wir>
fen am @abltuse NIT glei6em grfolee,
ltpie es am GonuentiOnstase gei6ab. Sn
bieien 9asen beoarf es bes @elbes, nm
bic Mtdbre 5ieben Su MAIDEN, uno i9
babe StoH (@elo) senus."
Die gisarrenmader in bieier
Stabt baben iid su elmer Union per>
itanben unb am n~ersansenen 9onnere
fog Gbenb ii9 ourd bic 8abl folsens
Der 8eamtert 81 elmer iol6en o~rganilirt:
Brdfioent: $. @ebbis; 8ice.Yr6lioent:
sos. 8opalfopsfb; Sdasmeifter: 8.
8apee; StnanaSS efretdr: s. &ern; Cor.
responbirenber. Sefretdr: Sobn &oipal=
fowsft; Truitees: @ep. Sau, Chr. Nors
berg, 6. S9fanse uno Sobn &oiral.
foiusti. Die Union Sdblt Bis ieRt %
Wifslieter.
= Die Mrbeit an Der reuen Grften
slational.8 anf muBte auf einise Belt
unterbro6en uerben, ba bic Steine fur
bic 9eraierunsen on ben @runbmauern
ifeblten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
|6embe nnb 6anbi6ube.
100 GnbeHb weiBe %ungebiiselte Sems
be 81 rs Gents pertb 65 Gents.
100 9nbenS itaift ipofIene ssauif<
banofdube gu Is Gents lDrslb bas Dop,
petite.

Sesslei6en iperoen 1nebrere anoere 9roBe Bargains in unlerm
Ntarnnotb'S tore gelhlohen. gerIaumt besbolb niAt nc Geleeen=
belt, tonlr1t lotort, ia Die Hreisberab iebung Dcm w0rucn gEetter
5u5ItdDrelben TIT. Oiele lit cine 9olbeue Gelcgtniei i'm .gSinter=
waaren e1n5utaufen su Is Bis so @roscst @e,piun. geben=
tet, Dob unier SOrratb un uno 5~eitsemdB lit. gSir offeriren feline
|abgele9te ggaaren. .--
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
@atlnotis.

Den seebrten @dbleru BON Stearna
County hermit sur seid0iseu 3adridt,
oaB id mid UNI bas Gmt oes gountp.
NntpaltS udbreno Der tommenben @nbl
betperben tueroe uno bite nm beren ali.
tise nnteritibuna.
Oscar GaDIor,
ct. @louo, ben rs. Sept, 1888. Al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Sur gefduigen Sea@tnng.

9enieniaen Gltern, tpelde ibre 96d.
ter in Der Muiif ausbllben lafien tuulen
tpirb cine id6ne @elesenbeit sebOten
inbem bic S@weftern bes bl. 8eneoictus
eben cine 8lafie IN bieiem Sadie er6ff,
men. @s niro ndmli6 lluterri1t au'
benz &laoier, BET Srael, Der 9itber uni
Der @uitare segebeu. I'm Gdberes men
be man ii9 sefdIisft all
Sdwefter superior
ct. MarD's gonpeut
ct. Glpub, WinneIota. Al
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
@abInotts.

Siermit sur sefdlisen 3adri6t, bas
ib mid tudbreno Ger 8abl als unab.
bdntgiger Ganoibat fir oas &eprdien.
tantenantt bes a~tueiten 9ifrifts beiper=
ben iueroe unb bite Inn seTei9te Inter
ftiibuns Der Stimmseter ienes Diftrifts.
Geo.. @nselharb.
43- &ihmOno. Miun.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

= Ser pom gelben Sieber peimse.
lu1ten gebenft man in ct. glouo ii
apparter @eiIe. Seute Qbeno ipirosim
Dpernbauie elm 8aI peranitaltet, belien
&einertras ben beimseiudten Samilien
,suaute fommen tpirb. Dem beit tansen.
ben 8aare tuirb our6 ernannte &i1ter
iosar elm 8reis s~uselproden tperben.
= Gem in Sreen's Steinbru1 be.
i6dftiaten Steiabauer Sob. Morris
floa Bel Der Irbeit elm Stein1en in's
Guae, unb man befiirdtet, baB er Die
Sebfraft bes perlebten Iuses einbiiBen
tpiro.
= Ser 8au BON SiuanSis Weilen
Der DULUTH s. @innepes @iienbabu, if
ben @ebribern SOlep luon bier c0ntracts
li9 iiberlaTen. Die 4rbeit wirb wdbs
renb BEG @inters anbalten unb iofort
in Gnsriff senommen tuerbeu.
= Der feds Sabre aft Sofia BEG
bier tpebnenben Sobn 8udman itart
am Montas a5snb. Die 2si6e uurbe
seitern Radmittas auf bent Rorotar
&irdbofe beiseiebt.
= r1eber $500 Iino beretlS bon ct,
gloub Giirsern fir Die neue Unitarian.
Stride seSei9net. Sn ben 8ei6runseu
finben iib iOl9e BON $50 Dor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Der @ahrbett ote Gbre.

Siermit beSeuse i'd iiber tleiner Sea
mensunteridrift. baB 5err S, $. Gam.
merel am Gage Der 8ortuabl i'm 2ptpt
9uremburs MIR ni9ts Gnberes lagte
ais ioQte i6 ni1t fir ihI ftimmeu mol
len, bann iolte i9 iiberbaupt feline
Gtimme abseben. 8as iueiteres iber
bas @eiprd6 Smiiden mir anb Serru
Sammerel seiast ipirb, lit uniuabr uno
erlosen. Ntf. S9tllin9.
Ius Obisem ipirb elm ieoer 2eier err
fennen f6nnen, baB Gnbr. &ramers ses
bdifise Insaben iiber bas suiiben ben
beiben Serren sefiibrte @ablaeiprdd
nrr 2iisen iinb, in fid serfaIen lino
4rdners Qrt uuo @eiie, ieinen &i
in Der @abl gu fiibrei, cine pertuerflide
ift
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
SIR GoamtD. %s@asmetFer.

Den seebrten @ablern BON Gtearns
GonntD hermit CUR sefdllisen Madridt,
oaB tb mid um bas 4mt bes gouxtps
S@asmeifters bel Der fommenben @abl
betperben tuerbe uno bite nm beren aiis
tise unterftisuns,
5. 6. 8iOd,
a. Sair Sanen, Miiu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
bie @dbIer bon stearns Counts

Sd erfIdre Mid hermit ala &anoibat fir
oaS SberifS>grtt BON StearnS gouutn bei
Der fommeneeu SerbftuabI.
G1.bretp @. Or amer
st. Gtoao, oenl6, Snli'iSsS. 81
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Sur GonntDsG ottttni16r.

Sitrmit erfldre td mid als unab=
bdngi9en ganbibaten fir bas County:
GommifidrsNn oes smeiten 9ifrifts.
8arnep Murpbp.
43- ct. @enbel, Miun-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Mnt alien Slate.

Cur ~sefdaisen Radridt, bas i'd an
Serrn 5ermam Saserborn's 8las, an
Der 9. Gpe., mid ipteberum ole SGubma.
der n%ieoeraelofien babe. Oie beften Sic.
paraturs Nrbeiten iuerben prompt unD
billig beior9t uno reues Shnbiuerl in
snfrieoenteaenoer @eiie ansefertiat.
@eorg Traemif.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Knaben Aeberr0fke.

gu $1.50, $500, $3.50, SO. so unb
$500 tuertb % 8roaent mebr.
80 Subenb Seriep &aapen rs Gents
tuertb so Gents.
100 9ubenb gang tponene Gpden su
rs Gents, ionftpo perfauft su65 Gents.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

Siermit ben seebrten Stimmseberu
bon Stearns County sur sefdqisen Ma1.
ridt, ba6 i'd mid tpdbreno Der fommen.
ben Wabf UNI bas Gint be8 gountp.go
roner betperben tuerbe, tuesbalb id nm
seneiste tlnterfhisutAS eriuden m56te.
Or. $. 9 dmtbt
&i@mono, Stearns County. Winn.--41
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
SIT Goumtb.0ermefIer.

Siermit erfldre i6 mid als ganbibat
Tlr 8iebertuabl fir bas gmt bes gouu.
tp.8ermehers. s. 8. Morgan. -2t
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18
Gonottoret : Ddtkeret
- bon -
Seba1tan Soldier,
49,
ct. @ermainitraSe, ct. G1oub, Wiun
SAMPLER in e
Seinen Gigarrem. Sabafett
3uferuerf NIB fiiiden SriiGteh.

Su weiner Sdderei 1T Elm erfnbrener
Bidder anacitelt, Der unr gules 8ruo
uro bas isinfe Badwerf ~I,efert. 8e.
tellnn9en iuerbcn y .pmp. beiprat re,ne
S~etonoiun9 nno gnts Geblruuna suaez
ii6ert. Man iprede Dor unb iiberSeuae
fi9. Tim 9enei9ten i3uiprrb bitict
SO GsbafsiaE Sd16fer.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-10-18

Iettt fpte I'm SorIabre.
Die 5air gum 8efeu Der oeutit
fatholii1en Stride tn 2ittle Sails finbet
am 20. unb 3O.. bs. Monats itait.
- vSammerel tuurbe I'M Gotpa ct.
Iusafta, in biiem County, sroBseaosen,
unb besbalb muBte CT bas @eidid Der
,gountp .8ettern" tbeilen. Niemano,
tn slei9er @eiie entfernt BON Der Count
TRIP, brau6t fir einen Sbeil ooer cine
Got bss @runoeisentbums Der 81. glous
8ruoeridaft a~nsufrasen. sic m6sen
8etteru Der Gtasts9 emofratie iein, abar
fein gOnblut," 70 i6reibt rSair Sapen
Circular"
= County S6asmeiter Wposbruss
ger erbielt seitern pom Staats. S1at'
meiiter einen auf $17,021.34 lautenben
8e6iel, tpel1e Sumrte ben 8etrag ber
balbidbrli9en StaatssS 9ulselbpertbei'
lung ausma9t.
- Die Jair Der Gemeinbe our nnbe'
Fedten GmpfdnsniB wirb am ndditeu
9onnerftag er6ffuet uerben. Die Be.
iuder berIelben = uno es tueroen iid
beren boffentli6 idon am eriten Gbent
einfinben = tuerben erftaunt ieit iiber
bic 4nSabl BON niibliben inb 2urus'
@esenitdnben, tpel9e bic Damer Der
@emein6e, bon ben mdrtnli1en Mitelie'
bern betens unteritiibt, nit 8ienenHeiE
seiamtnelt babsn, UNI bic b~iesidbriss
Tair ienen in friberen Sabren slei1su'
fte1en. 60 it ibnen bies in liberia.
i6enber @eiie selunoen, uno mir Be-
slidminfden bic @emeinbe unb nit ibr
namentli9 ben Seeliorser, bic es Der.
m6sen, in 10 id6ner Gintra1t elm berr'
Iides @erf 81 idaffen. Mbse bic Sal,
ib bes beten Grfolses e%rfreuenI
- Serr Tbeo. 9auler bat fem Seim
bon Cob Spring pieber mad ct. Glout
perIest.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-07
THE FAST SET AT HARVARD.

From Tho North American Review.
But the instnctively fast set at Harvard IS thng
by itself ard dwclls apart from ordinary lie IL
is a close clique within which arc cllques still closer
II has no specific organization no bylaws, and no
unQuestioned loader to whose DEGREES it must DOW:
IL Is composed OF rich and their satellites, ana u
numbers, all told say one hundred men, with pocket
incomes ranging from So 900 TO 10000 year. ana
II occasion warrants and their parents porm, y;
Their expenditures are liberal as the Judgment OF
their fathers Us limited. Their Dress their rooms
their table, their habits and their notes OF hann-.he
shadow Of extravaganza Is over them all! III tneS
education OF the spendihrft and they tain with non
chalance outgo of thousands year before they
have mastered the rudments of tho first lesson In tho
value Of money. ..
Their pride ia in their reputation as fast men Tor
this reputation they work as hard as other mcn WORK
at Crock and comic sections and in their reputation
they glory. They not high In their classes tncS
arc indeed very poor scholars as a general thnH,
giving little attention TO study as VIII sullco "
keep their the college BOOKS, burning fDiu-
study when examinations arc at hand at which Trying
periods they place themselves under the dineent ~
expensive care OF tutors 1t may be said that tho ist
men bug their way through college. Ihey nave
plenty OF money and when they need brains ihoy can
very easily purchase tbs necessary assortment IRON,
their tutors They arc "good follows by universal
consent and their social emfncnce Is ateetcd Dy u,o
act that they take thor pleasures as they say, ~
econes gentlemen, and not in the manner OF chunps
from this It will appear that there are two %
chumpsn Mr.. Eugene Field, the savant OF chicago,
has lately thrown strong light on the origin OIL tils
term OF opprobrum and, according to his researches
IL appears tn the word 'chump was new born aDou'
1888, and was originally used TO dcsigna.e tc nsos5
English sort Of swell who bought wine Tor chorus
girls The essential conditions OF true chumpery arc
"C) Tho man must be large In person ana solemn
in manner. ~ He must open Wine"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-07
SCENES At HEADQUARTERS.
HOW THE RETURNS WERE RECEIVED!

nr,rr,,c.ua 1rprr,ANT-THE HEWITT AND
cooGAN PEOPLE IN DESPAIR
largo number Of prominent Republicans was ~
the RopubIican state Headquarters last night 10 To
coivc the election returns. While . Wild mop OF
Democrats was shrcking and bowling arouna VIC
Fifth Avenue Hotel these mon were quietly nsoh'ns
to tho rcturhs which cano by telegraph and telephone
from all over the country. Among those piesen' were
John r. Plummer, J. Pierpont Morgan, Genera h'-
ward f. winslow, James Seligman, jesse oensmsn
EIhu Root. Cornelius n. Bliss Thomas G. Platt, An
son G. McCook, John J. wight, A. x. whitney shu ga
Judge John Fitch
The returns were read to . large crowo Oh or
thusiastc Republicans in the parlor on tho srouna
floor OF tho hotel who fairly shook tho building w,.n
their shouts The streets around the hoiei WEB res
filed with Republicans singing ana shoutng rpn,aI
men had 10 be stationed In the corridors OIL tnc noto
for so dense was the crowd that no ono oouio s0'
The dispatches published ct tho Democratic National
HEADQUARTERS worc such rs to cheer the iaithIu
few who were gathered there. Chairman bnce aiu
not appear until after O'Clock, but on his author'y
several States were claimed 10 have made large gains
II was noticeable that returns from the Pacnc staes
were moro prompt than from any other quarter
Only dispatches from places that showed Democrauo
gains were read in the general receptlonroons, sh ~
occasionally the cheers that noated upsta whcre
messages were received were moro "oonor' " wiz
later ntelli gcnce - ..,,.,..-, - tbs
headauartcrs and while a crowd constantly pourea
through the DOORS II remained inside only snv ,.
time and al no tirne there the smallest omcuity
I'm gaining an entrance to the rooms
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-07
po,, r,cs s,vnw1cgEp IN WITH DRAMA.


Seldom in the history Of this city have theatrical
circes beon so aroused National election as
yesterday with ono two exceptions tho business
at all the theatres was at exceedingly low ebb,
both at tho matinee and the evening performances.
But that was not all Almost ovcry MEMBER OF the
profession in the city took sides tho great political
question and made things lively with heated argi-
mcnts wherever they happened to be. Bcioro noon
Z. G. Gilmore Of the Academy OF Music had a. high
as SIC 900 on Harrison. Denman Thompson nearly as
much more, and Charles Frohman, william 0iiictte
and II. A. Redwood about 10000 between them on
the same candidate Al. IIayman was about the only
Democrat among thom who had tho courage OF his
opinions and he went IN to the extent OF $4,000 or
thereabouts on Cleveland. A. NJ. Palmer did not bet
much but worked all day like Trojan for HARRISON
At tho theatres whore the election returns were
read from the stage the attendance was remarkably
large and the excitement vcrgcd on pandemonum at
times Tho cheers and yells when the returns were
read drowned every other sound and could be heard
for blocks away Evon tho actors caught me mice
ton and every in while half smothercd cheers
could be heard coming from beneath the stage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-07
4 DIVORCED PAIR REMARKED.
From The Chicago Times.

From The Chicago Times.
1t was charming little romance. full of idylis
separation divorce and reconciliation, that was Pfihtea
yesterday moinilg eHnsygia WIhn twenty four
wears they had been married, divorced, ana femN
lied. The second ceremony was pcriormsa i4s. sS M
49, night " len a reporter called on M ana DTS.
Eurbss al their cosey, comfortably furnished h.to
cottage he found the twice married couple a. NOME
ou,cI.y enjoying themselves. while a framed motto
praisng creates, of Christian traces nuns hH Tb
penedction over tho drawing room door. Ihe
sublime truth inculcated By this mo"o WAY 1iS'
Charity Never Faiieth" ...,r,.
tsIs man slightly past % as age vita aa InI
to regard his little romance as his own privan aha,
he would sag was that he and Miss Caroline were
married twenty -four years ago divorced scyen'een
was a retired capitalist connected with newspaper;
that he had been resident OF ShieaEo forty yea rs
and that IL any further details were wanted the
recoris should be consulted.
The advice was acted upon in good faith. The
first record consulted was the city directory. whies
failed 10 reveal the name, residence or vocation OF
Mr. Milton Forbes in tho year 1883. The namo OF
Caroline widow Of Milton, lis South Morgan ST.
was the nearest clcw to Miltons personal history,
A little search, however among the dustcoveed MES
OF the Superior Court Clerks Office was more success
refer to a bill for divorce filed by Caroline Forbes
against Milton Forbes, in 1882 ossood & Rigso
10. 1892 jude John A. jameson granting the Decree
From the facts set forth in this bill II was made
to appear that Milton Forbe; was formerly eoc ,h
Academy OF Music; and that he was very pad ma,
cenera though II Is believed he has begun 10 mend
his ways he .rows older and wiser lie was mar
RED In Chicago, to Caroline Gee. October 9, 1863,
and they separated May 25. 1882 the wife leaving
him on account OF his inhdety. Two children, Franz
and Lucy resulted from the union. Along through
the years 1850, 'sI and 80, IT was alleged. DR..
Forbes sustained Improper relations with Ellen Brown
and Ida Frazier, OF SOS South canal-st, and win
Leonora Kendall of 81 south CiInton-st as well as
with divers other women. ono day. the VII, avefre
she was mcndng the doctors coat when letter frli
cut OF a pockct by reading this latter she sad
she discovered that the doctor was enroced ~ Anna
Shields, woman residing al tn, stock yards. and
thet he had deceived Anna by tellin~ nor his wife
he'd died Leaving him q w'dnwcr. Cer'lnr could not
stand this fshS said she thcreur"n left him. but 10
soon cOaxcd her iach ag9in. so9n ah"iwsf'' IN.
hill goes on 10 ssv. hs began keeping an immoral
house wher, ne invited his w'fn - live. Ue was
described bclnc extreme. vicious and drpravrn
nbout this time When the wiz Discovered the tru,
character OF tn hous" she left her husband and r..
turned 20 her mother. -Th' divorce was To- r,u'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-07
PBgB TRADE AND wORKMBN's MoRTGAGEs


Suppose a has bought house anu lot Win
tho assistance Of a mort gage. Under prutecuoh nc
najd Al 600 Of the cost from his earnings, giving
mortgage of 81 900 for the remainder at per cent
Under protection his earnings were slo woch'
Ten dollars of this he expended for living purposes
and q he devoted each week TO paying interest aha
reducing the mortgage. Had projection continued
in four years and 1s4 days he would have owned
foe OF debt homo worth 81 600.
But supposIng that he and thousands Of Others
deceived by the Democratic party had helped 20
continue that party in power and had paved the
way for Democratic policy Of tariff for revenue only
which really means free trade, what them First
wages come down Thon the value OF tho house
becemes deprecated that the property Is not worth
what 1t was before. OF course, the rate " Interest
is likely 10 be lowered, but not for long time, and
not until long after wages have become reduced
down, and that is the debt Of 81 900.
Now lot US take this same property, With 81 oOo
paid down by tho prospective owner, and, In order
70 be fair, make the rate Of interest IL per cent
The mans wages now amount to but 80 week
He is obliged to spend SO SO 2-3 OF II on hvine
expenses leaving him 80 33 Ia per week to use i
having interest and In reducing the mortgage. IL
viii now take him SIX years and 1873 days to own
free OF debt, homo now worth but 81 1913 49, instead
Of 80 600.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1888-11-07
VERMONT.
A DECREASED VOTE
MANY DEMOCRATS AVOIDED THE POLLING

MANY DEMOCRATS AVOIDED THE POLLING
.pLAoEs-nEPUBLIcAN MAJORITY EST.
MATED AT $4,000.
Burlingto Vt. Nov e.-The indications poin' 10
about two-thirde vote. the falling OF being the
heavier in the Democratic vote. From present indi
cations the Republican majority in the state VIII De
far above 900.
White River Junction VT, Nov. o.-sevcntynve
towns civ, Harrison eIs. Cleveland es7s Fisk $685.
scattering az The same towns in 1884 gave Blaine
1896, Cleveland 1902 st. John s4o; Butler 2 w
Republican plurality l2o4o maon,y idi4S', oa N or
IS is per cent Democrats loss Of lel or eont s
e. tho same ratio is preserved IN the towns TO DO
heard from the Republican majority in the State Will
exceed IS 900.