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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29

ganS fremb, aber id fOunte mid niGt
b%eiinnen, tuern iie seb6ren m6dte."
n9lber ipas ipraben fe matchmaker,
mein 2ieb?"
,Sdon bas erfte 8ort, bas ib bbrte,
i~berseuate MIDI, baB lie bon Settem
8eidaser nnb Getter ipra6en, Sbilippo.
DEM Die Stimme bes unbefannten lag:
tie: ,grfori9e, trie es nit bieiem beuts
I6en 2affen tebt. Bring in @rfabruns,
Of er peib, mas aus benz @elbe setpor'
ben it," Wein Batter ueripra4's. Do
rauf furberte i'm Der Gnbere aut oas
aanae @epdd bes &eiienoen 5u our9in-
den, Ub er ni6t ben Shliiiel finoe 81
einsm rdtbielbaften Sdrifttiid, bas BON
bes 9eutiden Batter beritamme. Gudb
oas iiderte mein 8ater 81. gnoltt
uurbe ibm nod bon benz anberen Die
ar6Bte 8prii6t uno S6laubeit empfob'
len, tpenn Der 9eutide BON elmer erfolgs
lpiea Surhiu6una ieiner Saden Die
aerinsfte @bnnns ODER 8%ermutbun9 err
6alte, 70 fei Der Gies idon 70 gut als
unmBali1 81 betra6teu."
xNber, mas f6nnen iie nit BEN iur'
gen @noelmanne oorbaben, Der beute
gum eriten Mal bier in Harma 1T lett
er aeboren pnroe? llnb bon ieiuem 8az
ter ipraden lie, unb bob pun ibm Elm
ratbielbaites Sbriftiiid in ibrem Be
iibe iei? 8ie fol- bas III mD9li6 fein.
oa bod Der alte b6ditwabri9einlib brit
ben lber ben alpen auf ieinem S9loB
fist? SGuloig bin id es aber ii9erltt
meinem @rretter, ibm ilber bieie 8or=
adnae nidt i'm 9unfeln Su laiien."
,9enn Oh i'm parnit, 8bilippo, 10
bebeufe, tppber 9u bic @efabr erfubrft
unb i6une meinen Batter"
Sci p6ne Serge, meine boloe 3aube,
id wiG Deineu @ater ui6t in nnsele7
senbeiten brinsen. 60 lpenis tuie mid
Sein Batter !eieen fann, er bletbt I'M
merbin uuautaitbar, eben neil er 9ein
Batter it,"
Still, 8bilippo." fliferte bas Mtdo'
den leiIe, inoem tie ibm nodmals leile
Die SauS oriidte, lid bore Sdrttte I'm
@arteu. @eb' leiie fort, Obne baB Su
bemerft wirit."
Cine aebidte @eltalt fam ben @arten=
meg berauf; @arietta idritt ibr entse'
gen.
,9as treibf Su oa int @arten BEL
e,naetretener 9unfelbeit, Rartetta ?"
fraote Die miirriI9e Sttmme ibres Va'
tiers, oeun er tuar es.
SD feline mid nah ettpas friibe,
auft, natoem i'd tuabrenb oes aandeu
Cages in Der beiBen &i6e setedt babe"
a%ntuortete bas Wdoden nit eiiiem lei
fen SeufSer.
,Sier ON @~artensaun Der 8ittme
Sacconi fiuoeit 9u Die 9uft ipobl be-
ionoers erquideno unb seiuuo! @laubf
9u, Iffe, oaB Su i'm Stanbe biit, mir
elm { fir elm Il 5u MAIDEN? SD femme
i6on Seiue iaubereu S9lide uno ipi0
iie Sir pertreibeu, bepor 8u piele No
nate differ seuOroeu biit. Benn i'd
Did nod einmal bier am 3aun ertui'
Ide, Iolit On fiblen, mie idwer meme
Sanb TT; unb benz 8iubbunoe," idri'
er nit erbObensr Stimme, rnem lumpi
gen Sdreibsr, idtuse i'd aue anober
eutapei, 1obalb i9 i'm erwiide! SEP
Warid fort NIT Dir, PORTRAITS, bineil
in's Saus!"
Warietta's ausen finten fi6 m,
G6rdnen. ,@s lit sntiesli6," ieuf5t
lie, ieinsm @ebute fOl9eno. rwenn mol
uns 10 iebr barte gftern bei4eertl"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29
SeuiGefon.
Homan bon
j. q. ton Rreg.
(Sort5ebuna.)

(5ortiebuns.)
vBeuiibe bic Belt, bic mir uns tpisber.
iebsn, UNI gu erforiden, nit. es nit Die,
lem Oeutlben 2affen febt. Bir miHen
plfisu. Oh ihm befannt 1T, mas aus ie,
mem @eloe setu0rben 1T. 9as 1T bas
Grae. tvas 9u in @~rfabruus brins.n
muBt."
sd perbe bemibt iein, Sbrs 9ln'
meiiunsen ausjufabrsn."
r@s iit aber aud m6slid, baB er
eb.uio iuenis ettuas bauun peib, ais mir
lelbit. Damn mubt 9u Did anttren.
gen, uermittelit eirter senauen iinb iorgs
Idltisen 9ur9ii9t i.ines sauSen @epa.
DIES 1.itSuite0en, Oh CT i'm Befise pom
Bapieren iit, w.lde s.eisnet iinb, bas
uber Der san5en Sade fhpebenbe DUN
tel Su li6ten. 9enn bas 1T mir un'
5w~eiielbaft, bas rdtbfelbafte gouuert,
oas 9u bel ieiusm, Batter fano,h, eut'
bdlt cine Ha9ri9t pom immeni.r Bi1'
tiStelt, bic mir sbne elmer. Sdlafiel MIDI
81 e%rsriinoen uermbSen."
v@enn Der 9eutide I'm 8eiise bieIel
S3lliiels 1T, piro er morssn in unite
ren Sdusen iein."
SOP Dir Sett unb ueru,sioe nauIsnt
LID a0.s a~uffdaise. Sd babe Jpn EN-
setasen, mir einen Seiu9 auf meinel
Slla 81 MAIDEN, mas er un5weifelbaf
IN ben nd9iten 2asen tbun plro; be
uuse bic 3ett, tuenn er nit ieinem Die
ner abpeieno lit, su elmer setauen Sur6
iuduns ieiner @Hetten, aber ridte es f
elm, pab 9les mDsli9it in Der Oronun!
uno Sage bleibt, in Der 9u es fiuseit
8tr miiiien eS Dor allen 9insen permei
ben, ieinen 8eroa9t in irsenb cine
s8eiie 81 erresen."
rDbne ssrse, Serr War6eie, ID
weroe N0es aufbieteu, mas S4laubei
uno @ei9ldll4teit ausaufibren permas
Saben mir nit benz Batter terti9 iperoe
t0unen, ubne uns bic Ginger Su uerbrer
men, tpiro q uns nit Dem Sobne mot
AUDI iouber Wibe ~selinseu."
sd uertraue 9einem gemanote
&Opfe une 9eine1 beuesl.den Singer
Baptifta," iaste Der Marbsi., %
. pnft ben 9edel Der Sale OHen balten.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29
EiiufteS &dpitel.

gine Siertelltunbe Ipdter i6leuberte
Ybilippo 5acconi semdbliben.S 9rittes
bic nu9 benz Marttptase fabrenbe
SauptitraBe binab, in uelder oas 90
tel gum @~roBber5os BON 9oscana"
belesen tit. @r trieb fid ani9eineno
ablibtslos auf Der StraBe lumber, benn
balb pfiff er I'M @eiterseben cine Sperns
melooie leiie psr ii6 bin, unb ibaute er
einem linn besesnenoen bhbi9sn &inSe
in's @eii1t, balo blieb er Dor benz
S6aufsnitsr zines gamblers iteben, I'M
nit IufmerfIamfeit bic ausselesten
8aaren gu betradten; aber aaes bas
mar nur S6etu, benn feline Nusen blid'
ten INNER llno INNER pieber nit 9ros
Ser aufmertiamteit auf bic Gborfabrt
oes v@rOBberauss BON 9Osfana," oils
ertparte er BON bort oas Serausfsmmert
elmer 8erlon.
@r tpurbe iibrisens bonn Slide Be-
ainfiat; nod tpar feline 8iertelitunoe
OerFoilen, ais er Srteori6, ben oeutiden
9lener bes 8arons, aus benz 9Otel
tummen uuo uad Der Seite Der StraBe
eiulenfeu iab, auf Der er fi6 ielbit be-
fano.
r@riiB @ott," iaste Scuer, als er i'm
erretdte, inoen CT ihm Die Sano bot,
100 aebt Der 8es bin? Sdben Sic idou
oas yieb6en beiu9t uno l1d our6 ie
aber Die unbiloen trDitsn laiien, Die
Sbre breitdsiss gefansenidaft iber sic
sebradt batte?"
r9as bab' ib Nles idon beiorst,
Sisnor 5reoerisO, Sic f6nnen leid1
slaub.u, baB meme arme Warietta DO,
S1merS unb Sebniubt na9 mir BEL
nabe uet9ansen it,"
r8ie, Marietta beibt SIR 2iebden {
@s lift bod nl9t gar unieres @irtbes
2odter ba III benz Gaitbofe, no nj,
wpbnen?"
vGs 1T 10, gisnor, tuie sic iasten
aber ib bite Sic bel aqen Seilisen, Der
ratben Sic ni9ts BACON weber an Del
8irtb, nod on feline Srau, benn 8eio'
tuolIen nidt leioen, ba5 mid ibr &ini
lieb bat, neil i9 elm sar 10 armer S1lu
der bin. Iber laiien mir oas, Sisno,
5reberisO, es 1T tetn blOser Sufan, bal
id sic bier treffe, id bate Sic utelmeb
bier ertuartet."
$50 lafien sic mid b6ren, tuas 81
Su mir fibrt iuuser Sreunb!"
sd wu0te I'M Sbre sitise Siripra
de bel Sbrem @ebeter bitten, peil id
nidt i'm Stanoe bin, ausenblidlid ba
fir mid beSablte @elo 81 eritatten."
v8eunrub,sen Sic iid baiiber MIDI
%iunser 5reunbl Mein Serr lift ni9t pie
in 8arnra iisen seblieben, una aaf oi
&idsabluns iener gar nidt in 8etrad
fommenoen Summe su iuarten."
sd banfe Sbnen, Sisnor 5reberiss
Glber id bin nit meinem Inliesen NOT
nidt gu gnbe."
sos benn, beraus NIT benz, mas al
Sbrer Sunse liegt!"
!, ,Sinb sic elm 3enner bon @apper
/, idiloern, Sienor Srebertso? SD meir
BON iOlden S9iloern, uie iie bic NObt
. fibren?"
: sd ueritebe BON @urem italienii9e
@appentram nibts. @enn es fid III
t elm oeutI6es @ei6ledtspappen bal
I bette. ba tuiirbe id eber meinen Man
!. fteben."
r@s 1T nidt bon einem @appen BIZ
!, anidiiser @ei4le9ter bic &ebe, Sisnr
5reoeriso; benn BON oieien babe i'd ielt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29
Biertes 3apiteL.

Dim 9lbeno oeiielben Cages ftanb an
Der @tufrieoisuns oes S~otelsartens, ba,
no oteie bas @drtdsn Der @lttpe Sae.
conf besrenste, eth iunses, Sierli9es,'
aber b.retts uo(l uno iippts entuideltss
WdD1en. rnseoulois, oas perrietb eas
9rtppeln ibrer nieollden SiBheu unb
oas Spaben ibrer lebbaften, sunflen
Musen, wattete iie auf etpas, uub Die
S.barrli9feit, bic tros ibrer lnsebulo
,br Barten be5euste. lleB oeutlid erfens
men, bab iie ibrer Sade serpiB mar uno
ii9 iberSeust bielt, fie ftelle ,bre llnses
bulb ni6t umionit auf bic 4robe.
@nbll9 b6rte iie in benz bena9barten
@drtben elne1 let1ten S1ritt, 5ie trat
eln menis BON Dem Saune suriid, 3pis
i1en oeiien 2atten auei Sdnoe ii9 burd=
itredten, UNI bic ibrisen 81 iu9en, nab.
reuo bic Stlmme 8biltppo's iaste:
rSit mir meine 2aube b0ie, neil lie
e,nen Gusenbl,d auf mid aepartet bat?
Sd bin 60 ni9t, Der idumis rpar, mein
iiBss Wdobeu; nod ift bic fiebeute
N%benbitunbe nidt ansebro1en, bic fir
unjer 8uiammentreffsn beittmmt mar.
Nur Define unsebulb bat 9l1 elm me-
mig su triib bierber setrieb.n; iol i1
oesbalb cine 10 barte CITRATE baben?"
rBeil 9u 9i1 70 gut pertbeibtst,
mill i9 biesmal nod @naoe fiir 3Re1t
ergeben lafen," iaste bas iunse Wdo-
den, erbob iid, incem f,e fid an ietnen
Nrmen feitbielt, bart am 9aune auf biz
5ubipisen, 70 bas ibre~ rOienrstben Sip
ZEN serabe Elm tuenis iiber ben Spiser
Der 2atten ii1 ibul gum 4ufie boten.
CT idumte nidt, BON Der inn ertbeil'
ten @rlaubniB @ebraud su MAIDEN. =
Sber iie entSOs fid ibm bdlo uno fub,
fort: y@as bort man bon Dir fir &c
ihi1ten, 8bilipps! Su, Gin friebfertise,
Qbppfatenidreiber, BON ben Rduberr
sefausen uno in bic Berse seidleppti
SD bin nod p6lis Dor Gnsit auBer mir
menn ib nur baran benfe, mas Dir be
Sbnen Gles 3uiioBen fonnte! Sage, tpi
lanse bielten fie Did felt uns iple be
~freiteit 9u Did?"
Ser beutl6e Baron, Der bel Eud
einsefebrt 1T, beSablte srobuatbis bal
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29
Gefbafta Amteiae,t

unb iontiae Befanntmahnnsen finbs
tuerben 3u mdBisen 8reiieninierirt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29
st. 9nl1m'a aluiuerItt
goGeecpiae, Wtune5otaI

inter 9ettunQ Der Safer bcs Benedict,
SroeIs, itt bIe grbete unb beltausgeitat'
2ebranIta't'im Hor0weiien; Die Gage
mantiib unb 8eiunn. llnterribt miro
tbeilt III alien Sdhern. Stubenten f6nnei
mad Gdbi9teit fuIgenbe Gurius aufnebm
Preparatory, Scientific, Commert
Medical, Classical, Theologi
Gas Shuljabr begtnut AM Z. Septeml
Sir Gatalo9 uliu. wenbc mo iid on
Rt. Rev. Alexius Edelbrock, o. s. B.
ait uns grdfl
rSCr an
Rev. Chrysostomus %Schreiner, o. s. 3.
33-3mt gtes.prdFt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29

-Sieb bette Meol5in fir 6uiten auf @roen
Warmers White Wine of Tar Syrup. Breia
% 9tS. Ssrfmrft bel 9. g. Stswssr. ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29

0eIo SO rerIetbest. RaG,ufra.
gen bel 3. 1rid. Office nabe 8otpel>
IGiienpaarssbonsluna. s-bu
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29
9te Arrtnrns : 9rndsrrrt
NORDSTERN

lift mitben ueueHen s6rffen aub mpbenfen gerbefernnsen perieben ub baher in be-
IGtonb aeIest SeteuunWn fir Srufarbehen auer Gt, iOpobl in enstih as aud IN
bsutibsr Gpra6e, prpmpt, sei1madopn xmo 81 reipnablen &ruien be5ufeuen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1888-03-29

R@r $4,000 5u perleiben. @adsu.
rasen Bel Setter Bird. "a
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-24
THEIR COURSE rNDonsED.

WASHINGTON, January 21.-The
Morning Post prints the following
editorial paragraph:
"If it were possible, which il
probably is not, for anything to be
meaner than tie fight made on La
mar by the Republican press, the
scurrilous attacks to which Senators
Stanford and Stewart are now sub
jected would take precedence.
cit is not the intention OF the
Post to insult those gentlemen by
the assumption or even intimation
that their votes for the confirmation
Of MIR. Lamar need any defe nse
Time will vindicate their wisdom
and PATRIOTS IN, and their vindication
will be the condemnation of those
Senators who allowed brutal press
to bully them to conduct the re-
verse of that which their original
course had dictated.
ssOf all the official acts that Sena-
tors Stewart and Stanford have ever
performed, there are none upon
which they will in the coming
years look back with greater salts
faction than the votes they gave for
Mr.. Lamar; for they were brave.
enough to- vote rs they believed
right, while the others skulked from
their own sense OF duty, terrified
by a gale Of senseless passion.
'.To suppose that these two Re-
publican Senators need a defense
against the Infamous calumnies
that now assail them, would mol
only insult them but .mpugn
the intelligence OF the American
people. 1t is the towards who
turned tale under fire, and did what
they knew to be mean. 1t is they
who need defense and will continue
to need it, for no defense is posi-
BILE; and this venomous attack,
this imputation of corrupt motives,
this hurting of villainous abuse at
the Nevada and California Senators,
is the tribute that moral cowardice
paws to moral courage.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-24
OLD VINEGAR B1TTETsS.

A suit has been brought against
DIR. Mcdonald, the Vinegar Bitters
humbug, for hall. the profits on the
mixture. The profits AMOUNT to
something over million.
The plaintiff swears that the
bitters used to be made OF a
medicinal herb, whisky and mo-
lasses; but now the herb is left out
for economy's sake, and the bitters
are simply composed of whisky and
molassss-poor whisky anu poor
nolasses. Mcdonald would be
more respected in the community If
he sold bis whisky straight over a
bar, instead of masquerading it in
molasses, and then posing as tenn
perance reformer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-24

One Way to Keep Warn.
The Truckee Republican is re-
sponsible for the following:
White man to Indian-How you
keep warm now?
Indian--Shovelum snow.
White man-How you keep warm
ut night? Ketchum squaw?
Indian-Ketchum fire squaw; one
one side, one other side, one on top.
Heep warm.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-24

The Indians are certainly cap
able of enduring a great deal OF
cold. While half a dozen white
men have frozen to death in the
State this Winter, the Indians have
not suffered the loss of single one
of their tribe, so tar as is known.
and their homes and clothes afford
them but little protection from the
clements
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-24

MIR. Randall declares that the
Presidents message wall make the
next House of Representatives
Republican. As political prophet
the great Pennsylvania is as dis
tinguished as ne is wise and dis
Greet revenue reiormer.-Valieio
Chronicle.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-24

jim one corner of the county
c commissioners room ut the court,
there is about two bushels Of rat
bits ear. We suppose they are
p,aced there to show where the
money goes.-Boise Statesman.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-24
Mitchell.

Moses Mitchell, in a suit
against the Southern Pacific Com
pany, at Salinas, brought to recover
$50, 900 damages for injuries receiv-
ed in q smash-up at San Miguel, Oc-
tober 22d. last year, obtained YER
dict Of $1,000.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1888-01-24
STATIONERY.

Wagons Carts Rocking and toys of all descriptions
he found here They are too enumeate in this list
Let your children look at the assortment themselves
thew will ALWAYS be welcome CAGwIN NoTEwARE.
We also have large of Silver and Glassware.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-25
AN IMPORTANT CASE.
A Suit Growing Out of the ST. An,
thOny Elevator Fire.

The case of C. G. Bennett, administra-
tor of Gustave Brown, deceased, against
the Syndicate Insurance company, G.
A. Pillsbury & Co. and others, for $4,000
damages, which was dismissed by
Judge Young and afterward appealed,
has been remanded back for a new
trial. The suit grew out of the falling
of a wall at the ruins of the
st. Anthony elevator Aug. 3,
1887, by which seven men who
were employed by the defendants in re-
moving the wheat were caught under
the wall and killed, Brown being among
the number. 1t was claimed that the
defendants were negligent in not sup
porting the wall by props. Judge
Young held that no negligence had
been proven. and that consequently
there was nothing TO submit to the jury.
The plaintiffs attorneys cOntended that
the question of negligence, and whether
the defendant used ordinary care,
was the question for the jury. Judge
Young, however, directed a verdict for
defendant and plaintiff appealed to
the supreme court, where the case was
fully argued June "a. The decision is
important as determining not only the
rights of the jury, but the limit OF the
trial court in taking question of fact
from the jury, and the decision may be
regarded as settling they liab:lit OF de-
PENDANT
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-25
COURAGE IN PETTICOATS.
The Notorious Lone Highwayman
Who Has TerrOrized Texas
Killed by Woman,

Special to the Globe
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, Sept. 24.-The no
torious "lone highwayman, whc has
for the past two years been terror to
travellers in the vicinity of Kerrvlle,
and who has, without the assistance of
single confederate, repeatedly robbed
stage coaches, rifled mail bags and gone
through as many as six commercial
travellers in broad daylight without the
slightest inconvenience or resistance,
has been killed. He was shot by Mrs.
Lizzie Hay at her home, on the head
prong of Rio Sabinal, BanGerO county,
last Monday. Mrs. Hays story of the
killing is as follows: ''Last Monday
morning | was sitting on the floor in my
room when suddenly man appeared
on the front gallery. He had red
handkerchief tied around his hand and
piece of black calico over his face. L
said, What do you want here" He an
swered, 1t is none OF your business
/ then said, Get off that gallery or I'll
kill YOU He laughed and said, You're
a plucky woman, but I'll have what |
want out of this house or burn it down
over your head BY this time / had
needle gun and he had entered. drew
it down on him within eighteen inches
of his heart, but it snapped and he said,
D you, I'll kill yOu,' at the same
time producing long, keen-bladed
knife, and aimed it at my throat. |
warded off that blow, but the next time
he struck, the end of the knife stuck
in my forehead, making an ugly cash.
AT the same time l reversed ends
of the gun and struck him over the
head, telling HIM to the floor, and, be-
fore he could rise, / had reversed the
gun and pulled the trigger. This time
it fired, the bullet taking effect in his
left side. He gave an ugly yell and
rolled out on the porch. l looked for
another cartridge, but the blood was
steaming down my face so [ could not
find them. L wiped it off with my apron
and reloaded my gun. He had by this
time almost reached his horse. l took
good aim and fired, but don't think |
hit him. My husband was up in the
canon, but when he came home few
hours after dark he Immediately organ
lied party OF rangers. They trailed
him for distance of twenty miles by
his blood, and found him dead" His
name is unknown, but he is recognized
to be the same man whose bold depreda-
tons have for two years past terrorized
the whole bandera county,"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-25

Total. % deeds. .S67,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-25

Oo1S Z <SIINi IS
Lester WalIaek's memories Of the
Last so Years."

The first of three papers giving his
"reminiscences as an actor and manager.
Among the illustrations is the last por
trait ever made of Mr.. Wallack. 1t was
taken in July, at his home at Stamford,
especially for this magazine
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-25
POLICE COURT MATTERS.
List of Those Convicted of Vari
Gus Misdemeanors.


jeremiah II. Hayes, charged by
Charles H. Rowe with keeping vicious
dog, was found guilty, but as he prom
iSed to kill the animal he escaped with
$40 fine.
C.. D. Hamilton, charged with assault
ing Dell Tirrell. pleaded guilty and paid
a fine of $40 ard costs.
James Medlar will be tried to-day on a
charge of burglary in the third degree,
preferred by Lena KrauSe.
John Hoy, vag, was ordered out of
town.
Erick Carlson, charged with assault
ing Hank Hanson and striking him on
the head with a rock, was held for trial
to-day under bonds of $500.
William Kelly was found guilty of
stealing a coat from Peter POtering and
was sent up for fifteen days.
l.. BauXbaum, proprietor of clothing
store on Washington avenue south, will
be tried to-day on charge OF Obstruct-
ing the sidewalk.
Benjamin Whitney, charged with as
sault and battery by Carrie Peterson p,
WillShaye a hearingzto-day.
John Bauman will be tried to-day on
a charge of keeping vicious hog.
Clifford CogSwell was sent up for fif-
teen days for stealing from Frank Nc
Clukee.
Charles Williams and James Medler,
charged with disorderly conduct by
Lena KrauSe, paid SIS each.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-25
Sanitary Precautions.

The board of health held a meeting
yesterday morning and decided to rec
ommend to the city council that the
Higgins slaughter house on the river be-
low the Franklin avenue bridge be al
lowed to continue in its present location
until April 1, 1889. 1t also recommends
that instructions be given to the board
of health to determine what regulations
are necessary for the location of
slaughter houses within the city limits.
The matter of the potter's field GENE.
terry at the work house was taken up
and the board has ordered topograph-
ical survey made to determine whether
the cemetery can cause contamination
of the water in the vicinity.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-25
Real. Personal Total.
WARDS.
county I11e. eOs. 5g9!22. ISL. sse 1ae, 7e2, as5

The beard talked over the needs for
the coming year Informally. and when
the two mills school tax was reached, a
difference of opinion arose that necessi-
tated an adjournment to 2 O'Clock this
afternoon. The general school tax is
two mills, one OF which goes to the
county and the other to the state to be
divided among all the counties, in pro-
portion to the number of scholars. The
question was as to whether Hen
nepin county will receive back
its share of the latter mill.
Minneapolis has more pupils in its
schools than any other city in the state,
and it was argued would receive its
share back of the tax raised in the pro
rata distribution. Still, as property in
the city is assessed so much higher than
country property, it seemed that the
city would not be receiving back all
that was paid out. In order to ascertain
this, it is necessary to learn the exact
amount to be received from the general
school tax before the rate for the city
school tax is fixed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-25
TRAFFICKERs In HUMANS.
Divekeepers of Wisconsin Begin
ninU Their Animal Canvass

CHICAGO, Sept. 24.-The divekeepers
of Northern Wisconsin are already be-
ginning their annual canvass of Chicago
for the purpose of recruiting young
girls for their dens in the backwOOds.
There was a check upon the dives last
winter owing to Gov. Rusk's campaign
against them, but the indications are
that they will open in full blast this
season. Several well known keepers of
infamous houses have been seen in the
city of late. and their actions lead to a
suspicion that they believe it possible
to resume their nefarious traffic with
fair degree of safety.