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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30

an hour she appeared before her mis-
treSS. eff you please, ma'am, that
eggs so hard can't break il"
"YoH should not have boiled it so
long; bring it to me-"
It was brought. 1t was an elegant
porcelain egg, intended purely for de-
ceptive purposes.
''My wife wore white dress and a
pair of white cotton gloves when we
were married. said Gen. Alger the
other day. I'VE took our wedding trip
in a buggy from Grand Rapids to a
little settlement called Granville, about
seven miles distant, | wore not even
cotton gloves, and I'll tell you why; l
didn't have money enough to buy EN-"
-
Mrs. Ruth Hall, seventy-four-year-
old widow of New Haven, has directed
by will that she shall be buried in the
cradle in which she was rocked as a
baby. The undertaken has made the
necessary alterations in the cradle, and
it is now awaiting the death of Mrs.
Hall. which is but matter of few
weeks. The cradle is of cherry and is
beautifully decorated.
-
1HOS6 conversation lOZelStS HdNc
caused more grief. A young dry goods
clerk was playing star engagement on
the hill with very pretty and vivaciOus
last week he took pOcketful of
those loZenges. and they had a
great time cOnversing with those
little hearts. Finally he gave her
one popping the momentous question,
xviii You marry me?" She hung her
pretty head, pouted, blushed and
laughed merrily. Then she looked over
her stock of lOzenges in the dim light
and gave him one bearing a short
word.
Don't look at it until you get home, .
she pleaded.
He aequiesed and his heart beat
against his wish-bone until it started
the buttons on his vest. When he got
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
MOTT STREET IN MOURNING
Funeral Of Lee Yu Doc, the Chinese
Black Flag General.
RATHER LIKE A PICNIC.
Cinnamon Crack Jokes and Smoke to
Give the Departed a Good
Send-0ff.
Special to the Globe.

Special to the Globe.
New YORK, Oct. 29.-The prelimi-
nary ceremonies connected with the
funeral of Lee Yu Doc, the distinguished
Chinese black flag general who fought
against the French in TOnquin, began
at 10 O'Clock this morning in an inn
provised m0rtuary chapel in the stable
attached to an undertaking establish
ment on Mott street. The whitewashed
walls were hung with black and the
windows covered with cloth of the same
color. The ceiling had two broad strips
Of white and black cloth tackled thereon
forming a st. Andrews cross. At the
southern end of the stable repOsed the
corpse in a handsome black cloth
covered casket with heavy silver
handles. The plate read:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
A Pope Remembers the Sultan.

Annals of the Propagation of the Faith.
Mgr. Azarian, Patriarch of the
Armenian Catholics, left Rome the 18th
of February for ConstantiDople. His
holiness was good enough to give to
Mgr. Azarian for his majesty, the Sui
tan. a mosaic picture, creation of the
studios of the Vatican.
The mosaic represents the Place de
Saint-Pierre, the church and portion
of the Vatican. 1t is perfect piece Of
work, as are all the mosaicS which come
from the Vatican's ateliers. The holy
father kept this picture in his cabinet
from the day of bis installation, and it
was to make personal gift to the Sui
tan that he decided to part with it in
testimony of sincere friendship and
gratitude for the protection that his
majesty never ceased to accord to all
til e Catholics OF his empire.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
ATHUNDERBOLT AT ROME. :;
The Nun of Kenmare Is Convert
tn Professionalism


PITTsBURG, Pa, Oct, 29.-The Times
will tomorrow say that it is able to
state positively that Mary Clare. the
''Nun of Kemare," has changed her re-
ligious views, and is now actively Op
posing the Roman Catholic church. The
Times says: ''ThOse in possession of
the facts state that the Nun of Kenmare
will soon give to the world an autobiog-
raphy containing the account of her
conversion to Professionalism, and which
will reveal many secrets of the Catholic
church. One informant says the book
will be .thunderb0lt at ROme.'n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30

sealed and placed in hearse, and the
funeral cortege started for Evergreen
cemetery, where the interment took
place.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
SPECIAL NOTICE TO THE TRADE {!

Having bought the large Bankrupt Whole
sale Dry Goods stock Of sH07WEzL, cLERhAEW
& LO7HMANX, amounting to $425,0OO, for
cash, we will offer the same to the trade for
the next 80 days at prices far below market
value. The stock throughout is frst-class
and complete in all departments, consisting
of Domestics, Dress Goods, Flannels, Notions,
Hosiery, and made-up Duck and Wooden
Suits for miners, lumbermen and farmers
wear. Avail yourself Of this rare opportu-
nifty at once, as we expect to close out the
entire stock this month.
INDEXES, Warner 6 SCHURMEIER
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30

home he looked at the answer. The
heart contained this word:
Rats"
He is now recovering from a severe
illness and she wonders why he has for
saken her.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
LEE YU DOC.
Died Oct. 10, 1888.
Aged Sc years

The body was exposed to the waist, on
the breast of which were a number of
aslips of paper. These represent the
good will of his friends and are pass
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
SUCCESS!
How quick the people can tell good thing when
they see it. Our
WATCH

Sale has proven to that if you want to SELL and
do it quick, offer the public bargains and they will
readily see that what you say are facts. Yester-
day was busy day for us. Upon actual count we
sold 116 gold, silver and filled-case Watches which
isn't very bad for the first day. you want Watch
don't delay; such bargains were certainly never
offered by any one. Facts speak louder than
words, so call and see for yourself
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30
SrAH AcT Of Coz SRysS,
Sixty M1iIioNS Of pEoPAE
VII, Navs 70 PAY For AMP
4. S VIZ y oAM 4 HoME
~ &Rk E r.
LIKE SWAli oNf OF
n GONE MARKET

Il ZONE down strictly to the people
~ in whose behalf the Government
interferes. Now select five leading
States from the North and South and
put to paper their surplus. 1t will be
found that for the protected class to
consume that surplus each man, woman,
and child will have to eat each day
twenty barrels of flour, fnasticate three
hundred bushels of corn, get down
twenty hogs, ten beef cattle, chew "a
hogshead of tobacco, and wear forty
suits of wooden and cotton goods. The
swallowing capacity of a proteetionist = d
is vast, but 1 hardly think it won1d Hi
accomplish this. DOM PIATE. afsE
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-10-30

Spent in reading the Globes
Want columns may bring you
in pot Of money.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16


Al the present time tho world Is work
lng 5s,1 . hor e, ac,or n % "a repor'
Just issued by the agricultural depart
ment 1ht show that tine Dn,tei tate
has l2,Oll,OJJ horse, in ryice. Europe
ha, 3a,oOl.OOl. south America, 5.uO1,0 o,
Asia, 100000 Cana La, 2COluol, Au-trai-
asia / 10000, and Africa a30J0. For
every horse "A Michigan man sees a Span
lard SEQ, eight goats
In the m tier Olive stock Michigan is
well up to the irout. She has 5>9lj
horses, worth AN average price of SOL s.
or a tota value of So l2t 40. The mum
bers and value OF other classes # stock
are: Mich cows, - 3)3. worth S26sl.-
7s7, or an average of 80 each; oxen and
other cattle, oil ii, worth ST., ~d, a or
50 III each. sh aep, 81 .Oo4 worth S3.H3,
V9J, or - - each; hogs, 9Jl,-55, worth
& ,5N', ,0J or s. 80 each.
The value Of live stock seems 10 be
much more in NJ. higan than in states
ado ming it For Instance, the average
value of horses in Michigan is s9l 30, in
Indiana So o', in lllinoI, So p. The
average of sheep i'm Michigan is s. - m
Indiana : IS in Illinois ? %, in hio
s. %. The same excess IN favor OF Mich
gan is noticeable i'm all other classes o..
stock.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16
FREDERICK III.
The Crown Prince Proclaimed EN-
peror Of German.


The Announ com n the R"fcNsfa-.
Frederick William WIS on he 9th inst.
proclaimed by the reichstag Frederick IT,
emperor of Germany and king OK Prussia.
The subsidized theatres throughout the
empire are closed.
Prince Bismarck had prior TO the proc
lamation. announced the death Of Emperor
Wilton i'm the reich~tag. TUe was doeplv
moved, a, were all the mem ers Of the
relch~tag.
The stats Anseicer published the fol-
lowing proclamation;
II has pleased God TO call his ma iesty.
the emperor aud king our most graciouS
master, from life after a short illness and
after a richly blessel reign. The whole
nation mOurns with the ROYAL house the
decease OF the deeply beloved and venera-
tie monarch whose wisdom has ruled so
long and g~loriously over its fortunes in
war and in peace.
(~ignedI THE Mrvf-rrR or STATE.
When Prince Bismarck entered the reich
STAG IN the afternoon he deposited the
imperial order clio ing the session. 10 was
the last official document signed by the
late emperor The reichstag Subsequent
" al iourned for an indefinite period.
TIE courteSies OF Europe, practically.
have been extended 70 the German ROYAL
family in its affection. Queen Victoria.
~~adi-Carnot. president of France. the
king OF Italy aud other sovereigus sent
condolenre. The Austrian reichsrath
adjourned and the Russion theaters were
closed The 81. Petersburg press is very
respectful in its illusions to the dead
emperor. Thu English parliament did
not adjourn, causing some comment.
The Berlin bourse was closed. In the
lower house Of the Prussian diet the great
est grief was shown 10y the delegates and
ministers,
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16
FACTS.

Manhood Suffrage Is Icing discussed
in the Ontario legislature.
A dwelling about -four miles from
Cayuga, Ont, occupied by John Daley.
was burned on the morning OF the 9th
inst, and his wife and two children burned
90 death. An Italian who slept up stairs
barely escaped with his life 10y jumping
through a window. Mr.. Daley was away
from home.
The French army is to be strengthened
by increasing the effective force of each
ompnny from 100 20 ~ men. The army
authorities are urging the appropriation
Of increased sums for the support OF the
military establishment
Avalanches in the Treutino valley
switzerland, have killed 20 persons. A
now slide has buried the church in ST
Bernard pass, but none Of the monks lost
their lives.
In accordance with the demands OF Ru
STA the Porte has notified Prince Ferdinani
that his position in Bulgaria is illegal.
The council of Cambridge university has
reported adversely the idea Of comforting
degrees upon women.
The English Grand lodge of Freemasons
has adopted resolutions Of sympathy with
the Crown Prince Of Germany.
\ committee has been appointed to in
uire into the organization o. England
army AMI vavy.
Emperor William is very i'll, and it i
fearel the end Is near.
Te'egrams from Tangier report that the
Moorish Officials there attacked the house
of an American protege, seizel his family
and carried them to prison, aud couf.cat-
his property. An American mnn-of-war
is on route for Iargi'r anil when she ar
rives the American consul VIII demand a
restoration.
Adviccs received from Hong Kong ssv
that the imperial commissioned who wa
especially appointed % investigate IN
loss Of life i'm the Yellow River iuunda
ton. senls an official report 10 the
emperor Of China that the total number o.
ncr-ons drowned T. over l0l nl. AID the
number If destitute l. "a. o., apart from
those whom the Hood had driven into
other districts.
Forty persons were killed bv the explo-
sion Of the little steamer Rafail Reyes i'm
the harbor AT Carthagena,
The British bark ianoma, from Launce
ton, Australia, for London, with a cargo
Of coal, has been wrecked near Wey
mouth. The captain and II of the crew
were drowiel.
Emperor Frederick III and the Empires,
arrive i'm Berlin on the 10Th inst.
Tie Prince and Prince 5 OF Wales ce' g.
hrated the twevty-Gfth anniversary Of
their marriage on the 10th inst.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16
LOUISA M. ALCOTT DEAD.
The Gifted Author Survives Her Faith
or hut Two DAYS.

Miss Louisa VI. Alcott diel in Boston on
the 9th inst. OF brain fever. The shock o.
her fathers death hastened her own end
Louisa May Alcott was the daughter Of
Amos Bronson AlcOtt. the philosopher an l
scholar, whose death preceded that o his
daughter but a lew days. She was born
in Germantown. Pa, in 1882. and began to
use her pen at an early ace. Her first
hook. "Fairy Tales wa published in 10.
During the war she was a hospital nurse
ami i'm le63 publ shed a vo' ume OF "Hospital
sketches made nm from letters she hal
written 10 her family. he same year she
hecame "a contributor TO the Atlauti
Monthly. She published several novels.
but her fame a. q writer rests chiefly upon
her real storie called Little Men"
and Little Women" and Am Old ashton
ed Cir Her later work inc'u ed "Jac
and Jill and e series O short storie I'M
der the general TIT q % Aunt jos Scrap
bag She was one of the most popu r
and successful W. 'ers for Young peoule in
the country, and she was RlW1vS -Ure OF o
wide hearing from children of n larger
growth : err writ u commanded great
admiration for their pure tone and mora
teachings.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16
WOLYERIl1 .o.u,PERINGS.

-
Rodney Rounds Of Waylsnd township,
Auegan county, shot himself the other
day, a ter having first set tire TO his house.
After the fire was subluei his blackenel
remain We're found in the ruins, a revol
yer leside them.
Eugene Clark has sued the sheriff Of
Clare county for . OJ for assault and
battery and false imprisonment. Clark
was in all a few DAYS and was discharge
without being arraigned in court.
Byron VI. Cheever 4. NJ. VI. d.. profess.
or OF metallurEy in the university, died
on the 9th inst. OF "A pulmonary and ty-
phoid ailment, superinducrd by a severe
cold contracted on a recent trip in the
mountains OF Arizona.
Prof. Howell has been r%e-angaged as su.
per 'ent OF Lansing schools for two
years at S2,o1O Ter year.
The able editors OF Petoskey nave fixed
up a corner on church socials, having
agreed 90 pay cash for such tickets as
they care 20 II "a, AMI 70 charge ten cents
a inc for al the pulling they Civ, before
the affair come, of.
Senator aImpr has introduced a reso
luton directing an inquiry into the evpe.
dencv OF Purchasing the fine collection Of
historic Indian paintings now in the
Sm thsonian inst tuition AMI the wor' Of
the celebrated artist. John VI. Stanley,
long % res. lent o Michigan.
Albert IT. Grunl a lumber canp fore
man, was Isl led 10y one OF his men near
Crawling.
Dr. y. B. Ho'oomb Of schoo'craft. wa,
found deal iu ht, house the other morning.
II is suppo-e l that death wa, the result OF
On cpileptIe 80.
judgment. 70 .a.u~t the IRON King Nining
company of Bs-semsr have been ohtaine ]
Iu scvcnty-iva eases, the plaintiff being
men emp otcl 10 tho M ne, aud 10 whom
five months pay WIS due. The company
made no de'rusa. The Iron King is one OF
Burton mines aud ha boon Getting m ar
rcars steadily ever since 10 was first open
cd up.
a ire brigade has been formed n mony
tie pupils of che deaf AMI dumb school at
Hint
Owing 60 Che great depth of now in the
lrmi ering regions OF the southern penin-
sulv tae expense of skilliug AMI Do uling
los has .cen grslttr tllu for years, fore
ing many small jobbers 90 te wall.
q Hiiedale county man, living near
Nosherville. cruelty beat his wife, and
when She triel 90 Dec from him be pur-
suol and kicked heg hacs home, and then
made he get up at 3 a. m. and saw wood
until daylight.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16

The dependent pension bil, rs passed Icy
the senate is substantially the same as the
bill V tosd Y the president last May. II
provides hat al persons who served three
months or more in O. military or nava.
service durin thelatn rebellion. who hav
been houorahlv DISCHARGED AMI who are
now or W o NAV hereafter. be su erin &
from mental or physical disability, not
the result of their own viciou habit 81.
which totally incapa 'ifates them Tor the
performance OF manual labor, and are
W thout other ade uate We1n O. 80 -up-
port. shall receive a pension of Sll per
month. It does not permit this in addition
10 other pension. ltbuk /, not considered.
In case OF the death 81 the soldier, his
widow 0nd orphans have the he cit OF the
act; TIE widow eett n 81 AMI the ch .
drcn - Ter month. The vote of the senate
showed tlat the bill cannot e passed over
the veto the president repeats his action
o. last yea
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16

in 1857 he was commissioned king regent,
owing e. The ~incapaclty OF the actual king.
In rl he assembled tie throne, and in
Isl he bee me the head OF the North Ger
man con e4eratlon. In Ju s., l~tO. vii
helm held the memorable interview
with the Freucl amhassa Tor, Ienedettl,
which resu ted in the war OF lao. The
ing acpomIaHjed the army and com
handed 10 per-on at6raye OFT ana Nedan.
In ISL. i'm lie palace of the French kings
At Versailles, Wi Eelm WAS formally pro
claimed Emperor of erWanV. burning the
latter years of hi- reign the mperor las
won tine regard of his poop = who have in
du .ge iu fre uent demon tratiOns 10 in
dictate their loyalty. Wilhelm married
Maria Oui~a of SAKE NeIUBr in I~3i, and
had two children. Frederick Wilhelm, the
crown prince who married Victoria, the
princess royal of uglaud, and Louisa, the
grand duchess Of aden.
TIE emTerOr's life work has been to re-
organize and perfect the German army.
He began this as regent, IN the face OF
great OlpOslt on, aud continued II as "a
king. TO aid him in the scheme he sum
mOned Bismarck 90 the head OfaIatrs. To
gether the era was accomplished and with
out "a revolution. Bl-murrk uwe> much to
Wilhelm, hut u will alvtvS lie a mOOted
question whether Wilhelm did not owe
more 20 the iron Prince.
The heir apparent To the German throne
is the row dyiu crown prince Frederick
William. IeIsj years Old. ana some OF
tn events of his lie have more than or
binary interest. IN leS he was married
TO the irIncess Victoria, daughter OF the
queen of EugInnI. Size 81. ade Kim "a model
husband ami father. which is not always
the case with hi amllY. In l>>o they cele-
brated their silver wedding. lie has taken
part in the Danish. Austrian and French
wars, and in the last one he showed great
bravery and military skill. He was a great
traveller efore his Illness and in good fav-
or with the people and the army.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16

THE Demo ratio Association OF the
Northwest was Organized 10y the chair
men of the northwestern democratic
state central committees on the 9th inst.
The states that ara % lie memters are In
diana, Illinois, Ohio, Michigan, Wisconsin
Minnesota. Mis- ouri, Nebraska. Iowa and
Kansas. Tie headquarters of the associa-
ton are 90 be in Chicago. The PRESIDENT.
secretary and treasurer, with two other
members, shall constitute the executive
committee. P. IT. Weston Of Michigan was
made president and Nr. We of Illinois
secretary aud treasurer. Tho additional
meinl erS OF the cNerruNc committee are
Messrs. Edward TT. unier of Town, and
Ellis b.. Usher of W i.consir. The business
OF the association viii bc 90 prepare and
distribute campo gn documents, besides
such other work ~ may lie deemed neces-
sary.
4Croswell wants n creamery or cheese
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16

An accident o Cured on the Erie road
at Scio. y, te ofherd ". One pa-en.
ger was xii ed aud l. other, sersou,y in-
lurei.
William Putnam Endicott, father Of the
Secretary Of War died in salem Mass,
recently, aged " yaars.
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16
d Fl AD!
Emperor William of Germany Gone
the Way Of all the Earth.
utler Sketch of Ills Career-The sue
Ces,ion.

uIief Sketch of His Career--The sue
Cession.
Emperor William died at the palace in
Berlin at SAB on the morning of the 9Th
inst.
Frederick Ludwig Wilhelm, son OF
Frederick William Ill, and Louise OF
age lie entered the rmy aud participated
i'm the campaigns OF ls,3 "a against Napo
leon. hen is elder brother Frederick
William ~, ascentel the throne in IA
Wilhelm became governor of Pomerania,
and later sat in the rus ion Diet whore
hi, vigorous support of the ahsolutist
party rendered him unpopular with the
people and upon the breaking out OF the
revolution OF l~4S he was obliged to fee TO
ENGLAND where he remained for everal
months. pom his return Wilhelm wa
elected TO the national assembly, and
Alma record. (Alma, Mich.) 1878-1928, 1888-03-16

His on. the young Prince William who
is empowered 10y the dead emperor's
proclamation 10 ign royal DEGREES. ana
transact some affairs OF state, is - years
old. was trained in the military school. at
Niesbadel, after his father had Hppren
ticed him to a glover, for, like all the
crown prince : CHI dren. he had TO learn "A
trade. While at school he showed HIM
self to he "A pretty sensible fellow, not
above assoc at on with his poorer fellows,
with whom he used 10 swap lunches for
the sake or getting German pea ant :
black bread. Ills 20 { hand il deformei,
and has TO toe kept gloved constantly,
much TO the prince modification. lie i
an accompli- he army oiIcer.
Opinions N the poss ble eject OF the
emreror's death upon the peace Of Europe
are as varied "a opinions upon one SubJect
can we'll be. TIE OPT ion me { generally
entertained however. /. that the demise
OF the kaiser Will IA Nele>s influence across
the German frontie- IN any J. ection than
it will have IN the empire Itself.
Already rlnce William is empowered
TO transact certain state business and the
hour CannOt be Tar distant when ms right
TO transact all bu mess OF that Character
viii ie unpuestioned. Fears have been
expressed that the succession o. Prince
VII Jam 20 tie throne, either : regent or
EN- error. would be the signal tor a Euro
T can war. ut there j much greater reason
20 fear that a not Insignificant I~ortlun OF
the people II Ge many will resent in a
manner not 10 he mistaken the suIserv-
lance OF the young ruler to the man OF
iron. whose conviction that Germany
should dominate Europe i, a consuming
passion.
IL hus often Ieen predicted that the
death OF Lai.er William wou ; marx the
beginning OF the di Indignation Il the
German empire through the over eening
amb tiou of the M n who was the master
spirit Of & . ectiOu. and if the O. preilc-
tons are eve realized. thrir FUN lmeut
wil more like y he brought about by "A
civil revolt again { the unrestrained policy
of rInce ismorck than by the defeat II
Gee m ny IN IA foreign war.
-Four girls in one family at Atlanta, Ca,
have one alter the other eloped to get
married
TIE empress Of Austria, having heon
forced Co give up hunting has taken up
f.. cling for rXer lisa.
Ate. a Sub O.. the so thernmost point
Of 'nridu. ~ O. q IS a Dourshiug grove OF
LOB COroun { trees.
Pasteur : rian OF destroying rabbits by
inurcul ting Z em with chicken cholera
has been tired with sue. ass at hheims.
a citizen O. Nl'cd evilla. Ga. 'ately re
ceived "a we cent post e. stamp "a his
share OF the roceej- Of "a toreclosu re sale.
John cut aw oil Chester county. isl. g.,
T. the Oldest man in the state. Ito was
born in lt,3. lie was a soldier In the war
o. lS2.