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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

niht periogen, ca mir sueeben SfiBen,
baB NIT benz Unticanum ales binfnlig
eeporoen 1T, uno behold bic 6ermen
nlht msbr panen. als gOlitfer mn6 Id,
Sbnen aber ratbsn, niat blDb na1 meis
ner Nniiht az bunoeln, ~ioncern ib rn6
peiiuHen, meme gDQssen bnbn ju bIins
gen. ST bte Anertennuns sefi&e,t, 10
mfFen mir aud bic buoestmabisen
Wittel betpiQieen. Sbnen gsb6rt ia.
ei9enflih aleS -"
Or. b. Shulte fprah an eemSelben
Gage sum erifen NAL tn isinem 2eben
md benz turs porber gum Guliusmini5ier
srnannten Or. Salt ma&te biefem
aber feline Nittbeiluns BON ieinsn mid
benz Sfirfen 8lsma,d eepflcsenen nns
terbanbluns'n, neil er bar& einef Scr=
trasenoen Ra'b aus benz @nliuspinis
fterium erfabren tatte. bnB 8Ismard
6isber nod niht nit Salt tiber bic BIZ
idofswabl sei9roden babe. alS SGnlte
ben Gultusminifer fraete, mas CT 80 Ell
ner Biiaofstpabl meme. ertpieerte er:
~ueber bic Grase babe i6 NOD gar feine
gnEht, bas mIffen Sic briben init
Siuft 8isma:d abnohen." Gin s..
Sanuar fanb bann cine Sitans beS
Staatsminifferiums ftatt, nno xber bic
8oradnge In bieier Gibung t5rte
Shulte nod en- bemielben Nbsnbe bon
einem 4usen, unb Dbren- 8eusen SolE
aenbes: SD fam Sbnen eraiuItren.
Sic baben @unoer eepirft 8ismar6
bra6te suni grfiaunen Sails Dor, baB
Die MlftatbDlifen 8iib5ie tpdblen miib=
ten, nnb baB bic &eeierune bite anpss
erfennen unb In bas budget Der DDtaiicn
einsuiteuen babe. 2einer ertob Oppohs
tton. unb BET Tinansmiaiffer elfldrte i4'
einoerfanben Sim Sonntag fpriht
Sdulte tpisber nit Salf. Oieisr bes
rihtet iiber bic Sibune bes Staatsminis
iterirnfs In ben lelben @eiie nne fnSf-
oann siemlih tpDrtlih: SD tpar ers
fnunt, boB Tiirft 8ismnrd pl5blih bic
Nrd1e nnftD1rt, 6 1et an Der Seu, TUT
bic M~ltfafbpliten cine Iptatipn einsi=
ife[en. bamit fe einen 8iibDf pdblsn
unb fth 10 cpof,tuiren f6nner> ba lie
tDh bs eiaentliden 8nthplifsn feien..
Da Sirff 8ismard Bel isiner 8eeeennne.
nit mir am 10. pber 90. September>
tpdbrenb er friiber al idrOffem unb ras
i6em @craeben eeneist tper, ~ ners
Rdtisem 8orseben lietb nno bel Ieiner
up ten meinte, NJ iDQe 10 piei oils
n6slih iuhen, bic Sahe gu orptaniren,
10 mar i'd niht flar, Db es nidt Elm,
bIDBer @ebanfenblib i'd
als i'd bnnn aber aeitsrn eifubr, bnB
Sic beim Siirfen eeneien> tpuroe mir
aqes tlar." Das 1T fdDn felt 5pei
;5abren eeorudt, pbne bab oa9eSen tiSs
ber @infpruh erhD6en purbe
@iner muB olip bic lntpabrbeit fasen,
nipeeer Shillte pber 8iamard
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

alSoann 1puperdter 0rcBberSpg Dor
9uremburg Ser @rbprins @ilbelm
BON Naiau, welder sesentpdrtis i'm 81.
2ebensjabre itebt, aber lnpermdblt lit,
tpiro grbprins pon 2uremburg. 8s=
tanntlid eebDrte friber bas @rpBbers
so9tbum 2%uremburg gum Deutihen
8unoe 9ls YreuBen iinmittelhar Dor
4usbrub oes 2rieseS 1866 benielbm
fIr aufaelbt erfldrte, setpann bas @rpB.
berSpstbuin feline pDlige Selbtitdnoie=
teit pieoer. Die 9auptitaot bes 2ane
bes tpar Bic babin 8umoesfeituns nit
preubiider 8eiatung setpeien. Die
lurembursiide &eaieruns perlanste ben
Mbsus ber preubiihen 8eiabuns, pbne
nit bieier Torberung b~urdorinsen su
f5nnen. SIM Sriibjabr 1867 miidte
lid alsoam Souls Napolepn in bic gn-
Selegenb it, ,lnb es fdbelte fid stpiihen
Dem &6nie bon 9oQano unb Souls Na=
pol on ein8ertauf bes@rpbberaogtbums
an 6rantreid Elm, peldec burd cine
@pltsabitimmung nad Napoleoniidem
Nufter beitdtist tperoen io0te. sSnoeb
Der 2DniS bon 9o0ano plauberte bic
SADIE gu friib i'm 9aag seseniiber benz
preubiiden @efanrten aus, tpdbrenb
Napolepn iid ielbit Die erite' GrDfmune
oariiber at cen Siiriten 8ismard bprs
bebalten Bate. 8erbanolunaen iiber
bic lurembureiide Trase unter 2pnbon
auf elmer Gonferena Der europdiiden
Mddte ein @ertrag betr. bes @rpbbers
scstbum 2uremburs bsidlofen tpurbe.
Sn bieiem Gertraa miro unter ausbriid=
liher @abrllns aaer Grbfolseredte bes
6auies Nallau bas @rpBbersostbum
Suremburg fir einen unobbdnsisen
staat erfldrt. 0asielbe ioa fir etpige
3eite,l ei,en neutralen Staat Bill
Den (perpftuel9ement meutre.) bic con:
trabirsnben Mddte perphid'en iid, bas
9rincip Der Neutralitdt 3i adten. Dte
Neutralitdt tpuroe inter bic Gplectip=
@arantie Der nnterseihner bes 8ertra=
ges seiteIt NIT Iusnabme bon 8elsien,
weldes ie!bit ein neutraler Staat 1T
9uremburg lit perp1idtet, bic Sefune
2urembure gu i6leifen unb in bieier
Stabt nilr 10 biele Srllppen sl balten,
uie nDtbis iino sur aufrebtbaltune Der
0ronung. 4reuben berpaihtete fih,
feline 8elatuns aus 2uremburs surild=
su5ieben. Sn BEN 8eitimmlnsen bieies
gertrages liest Elm 6inbernib sesen eli
men oenmdditigen NnidluB2uremburgs
an bas beutide 3eih; benn bic @ereis
nislrns tpiirbe ben neutralen Gbaratter
2uremburss aufbeben. unbefdabet
eer Neutrali-d t 2uremburss absr bat
oasielbe nab uie Dor einen Tbeil bes
3oQpereins sebi'bet; aud lit bic @it=
8 I'm: 2urembursiide Giienbabn (l13
&,lpn,e err BON Der 8erualtung Der
8eidsbabnen i'm GliaB gepahtet lnb
wirb BON berielben oeripaltet IS tpitrbe
ni6ts i'm @ese lteben, in dbnliber
Beiie AUDI Soft, T~elegrapbie uno an=
oere @ertpaltunesstpeise auf bas 8eih
;u iibertragen> tpenn ioIdes i'm beioer=
ieitisen Snterehe lieseno era6tet piro.
Die 8epDlterung bon Suremburs (213,z
283) lit bis a,f ettpa 5000 Bis 1000
9erionen, bic iid Der fran;DfiAen
Sprade ais unsanssiprade bepiener,
ausi@lieblid oeutid aud tuobnm in
bent @rp6berscstbum $4,000 aneeb5s
rl9e ees oeutIaen 3eifes.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
Suremburg.

6erspg Ibplf su Naiiau, Der
einsi9e iiberlebenbe bon Den brei bepp1ez
oirten oeutihen S ften aus Dem Sabre
1886 bat, wie befannt, fiirSlib eineSe=
sssnung nit 8aiier @ilb I'm II. auf
Der Sniel Mainau sebobt. 0ieie Be-
aesruins auf Der Sniel Mainau lit, iast
Die .Sreiiimiee 3tg.', ofenbar erfplst
I'M 6lnb ide auf Die 8rdntlitfeit oes
2bniss bon 6olanb 8iIbe mt III.
Serlelbe febt i'm ~. Sebensjab e yfad,
iei,em Spoe erliidt bic 9erlonalperbin=
buns spiid n 9oaa D uno benz @rsBz
berpstbum 9lremburs. Die boadnei
ide Sroue niro alsoam auf Die eir1iae
Softer oes aDniss ilberseben udbreno
oas @rcbherpsttum 2uremburs mad,
Dem Saliiben @eiet an Die @olram's
i6e 2inie bes 6auies Rafau fallen
m.B. SersOs a0OIf BON Ra1au miro
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
Yehnonen.

IS liest uns Der 8eriAt bes pen=
'ipns%e GDmmiTdrs 8lad iiber BIS Sabr
bonn l. Suli 1887 Biz babin 1888 Dor.
Gin merfrpiirbises Metenffiid. Mau
eriiebt baraus, baB ben Ser. Staaten
ibre setpeienen Sploaten jdblli6 msbr
foiten, als 4. 8. Dem Diterreidiih=i m-
aariiden &eide fen sanses ftebenbes
6eer Mtan eriiebt ferner, baB nod jebt,
% Sabre nah 8eenoigune bes &rieaes
Die 3abl Der 4eniiondre aaein niht ge
ringer. ionoern bon Sabr gu Sabr srbs
Ser tpirb.
60 tpuroen in benz genannten Sabre
6O.252 neue 9eniipnszG mpfdnaer anf
Die 2iite geiett, pdbrenb MIR 1870
abgingen, = mitbin cine g~ermebnrne
UNI A, 522 in einem einsisen Sabre.
IS tsurben in oiefem SATIRE an 9en=
iipnen al1seesablt SIS, 7 ,961 92> nno
,tpar nit einem &pitenaufwanbe (fir
8eamtensebdlter, Msenten, unteriu6=
enbe Ierste ,c.) BON 3,262, 524.6 81.
SIM @ansen alio fpitete bas geniiDns-
meien benz 2anoe in stpblf Mpnaten bic
~ungebelre Sutntne bon
SO OaS,3sG.59 9paars
ooer Oh 9rpcent Der seiammten 8rut=
tp=ginnabm bes 8unbes, pber bei=
nobe 81 8rocent Der fdmmtliden
Iusgaben bes 8unoes, tpelde iid aui
runo 268 MiQipnen beliefen.
Sim 80 Stunt 1888 ftanben altf Den
GeniiOnsliiten nidt tpeniser als 452, :
557 Yeripnen, r,d,nlid
y 81 Wittpen bon Tbeifnebmern
an benz Dor bunbert unb flint Sabren
6eenoeten Observation-Disclosures
q 8O6 l1~eterlebenbe aus Dem Grieae
Don 1912 uno 1O,787 @itttpen BON
Jbeilnebmern an bieiem &rieee;
3)16.O6O uebsrlebenbe ans bem&riee
BON &erieu unb 51O4 8itttpen ION
Ibeilnebmern oaran;
a 41e,763 9enTpndre ppn Dem
8urserfrie9e fer, ndmlid 326,935
oanb= unb e~eeiploaten ilnb SO, 929
@itttpen pber NngebDrisen bon iplAen
Gin &opfsabl iiberfteist allp, tpie MAJ,
liebt, infer 6eer BON GeniiDndren, bas
1an3e itebenoe 6eer Deutid(anos, tpie
es por Der int lebten Sabre beiAloGenen
GrhD6uns tpar.
I'm gu Seigen, wie bebeuteno lid i'm
0alfe Der lebten Sabre Der guftpanb fir
geniionen seiteisert Fat, flbrt ST. 8lat
6plgenbeS aus:
Sn ben 3 Sabren bonn l. Suli 1882
big 80. Sltni 1885 betrl1s bic Sumtnc
Der altSgesablten Renitonen
81 83,399>216.31
oaaesen in ben 8 Sabren npm /. Suli
1885 Bis babin 1888:
So 19,045,9O3.47
8en,erfrnsen basu inb ilberfuIaa.
6Dditens mare Der Stobieufser in ber
Oronuns: 8etpabre ein siitises Sc
ibid bic Ser. Staaten por einel1 ne1en
8riese! DEM bic Nadpeben bei1el=
ben limb fat idlimner> ais Der aries
ielbit!
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

bic GsrfaRunsaurfunbe b%enielben auii
dert Die 2eituns bieies llnterri6t'
burd bic betreffenoen Relations
@eiellida muB CUR 8abrbei
tperben In benz uripriinelihen Gtnn
bieier 8eftimmung. Ser fi.hlihen 8e
b6rbe msB suifeben, eesen bic 0erionen
rpelde sur grtteilung bes @eliaions
unterrihtS aueeloGen tperben ioGen
firhli&sreligiDie Ginpenbuneen NIT aus
ihlteBenber @itfung su erteben unb bi,
fin ben &eltgtpnSumerriht unb bic reli.
aibSe uebuna III ben Shulen hienenter
2ebrs unb Mnbahts GGher, ben I'm.
fana uib Snbalt bes relia'5len Inter.
ri6tsffofes unb bei1en gertbeilung anil
bic einselnen GlaHen su beifimmen. Die
tirhliden Obern alein mIfen bereG
tiet iein, bic Setter bes @eIioipnsunter,
ridts In ben einaelnen 8olfsihulen AZ
berufen ; unb bieie Better enbliG mGTer
Die 8efusniB BADEN, nad eieenea, St.
mefen hen ReliaionsunterriGt In DIR
Sdule ieltf It 3l ertbeiTcn pber benz Sc
liaipnsunterridt hes 2etrers beisutpob
men, In bieien einsuareifen uno fir bei
Ten @rtbeilung ben 2ebrer NIT Weifun
aen al berseben, tpelde bon 2ebterm an
befoIaen finb. Dieie natiirIiGen unt
einfaden @erehtiame, Die mir iibriaena
niht fir bic fatbpIiihe Stride anein Be.
aebren unb welhe auSem berfnnunos
mdbia actuen aeltenbes &eht 6no. milf
Zen mir UNI 10 nohbriidliher recfnmirpr.
ie lebbafterm unb 3dherm Miberfant
oeren @eltenbmaGuna Bel ben Yarteip'
oielfoh beaesnet Die 2iete gum go
terlano, bic 0Hibten eeaen qbrpr
siont unb @eie1ifaft perbieten i1rs
afeidsrmabsn, lanser bamit suriidsu
,snIfen.
uglur Elm ouf' Der seipnben @rnnb
tnee bon @pttesfur6 t in e;nfohe
site auhpahienSes @eihfeht uirs
binreshenb Wiherfdnhafraft kefiben. bic
@efotren ~ iibertpinben, u'r6e unierer
Bet fir bic @eiamtheit ertpa1ien."
9)ieie @orte zines fritz beIenheter
6errfders (Trieori4 Ill., iD1en al, iirs
niht rerIoren Seiv. BUR @pttesfrrh'
ersiekt t,ur Elm na6 @ottes Mpr'
f'rhlid ~seoroneter ReIisicns. Inter
riAt.
wit Der 8ernirtihune unferer Tsr.
Serungen miro audi Der ccnfeiipnene
Triese aefihert, beKen forafdftiae Wat-
r,na jeesrseit unier ernfer uns tbottrdfe
t'ner @iGe 1T. Mir n,iiTsn tpteberbpl'
nnshrndlsmen Ginfprnh erbebeu aeasr
ne @erfuhe, turh Gernorrufuna bcr
eifer'udt unb 3pietratt inter hen
Stantstitraern Der osrf*tebenen reIia'6
isn RefenutriHe bda 6~riebensuerf AT
abrer uno III bsredhttg'n.
@tetme ~@erehtieteit fur
Nile Meibt bic 2oiuns. In eeren tro'ts
uoqe 8ertretIas mir fets uniere gbr
'eten.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08
@idtise Gatafomb TT Jmn6e.

Mit ipelher Siderbeit man auf Die
alien r6miiden Sraoitipnen bouen fam,
uno nit wie grpBem unredt Die mo
oerne u@ei6ihtsforlhune" il6er berle,
~2~egenben" ben Stab bridt, bas eriiebt
man neueroinss aus einigen 6unoen.
pelde Der unermiiolih tbdtiae ilno Be.
rilbmte Mltertbumsfpr der Gpmmen a.
tore'be &oiii unldnsit in Der dlteften
aaer rDmilhen aatafomben, ct. 4ris=
ella an Der Salariiden StraBe, ae.
maht bat. Durd o%ielelben miro por=
,iislid bic neberlieferuns iiber Die apo
itoliide Sbdtisteit oes 81. getrus in
&Om beftdtist.
Man fano in ben genannten 2ata=
fom6en unb nur NIT ibnen (oeren Gin
(eguns Biz in bic apolioliide Belt reid,t
uno in benen bas aner'annt dlteite 8ilo
Der ielisiten Sungfrau NIT Dem sDttli=
den Sinbe, aus benz eriten Sabrbuns
oert i~tammeno, n6 befineet) elm Mns
,abl BON Snidriften, bic oen Namen
Petrus 1T lateinii9en lno eriediiden
8uhitaben entbalten Ser Same Qet=
rus 1T nur sriediid ,,nb finoet iid bei
Den GDn,ern nidt. @enn er a'io bod
bier porfommt, 10 erfldrt i6 oies ourd
cine gioti; III oes Guiebius uairdenae
|i6iate". 0erielbe besel,et ndmlih,
DAB Die erften Gbriiten stpar i'm aaaes
meinen ibre alien Namen aud nad ber
Saufe b~eibebielten, bab ieooh manhe
ibren &inoern Die Namen Der Nppitel
saben, bon benen iie befebrt tporoen
waren. Da alio bier Der @ame 8etrus
in Der erIten 6riitlihen Belt Bel per=
idieoenen Samilien sefunoen miro, 10
lit bies elm beutli6er 8eipeis fit Die
appitolii6e 8irfiamfeit ees bl. 9etrus
in Rom.
aus bieien 5u,ben ldbt G6 ferner
inypelfelbaft na6weiien, baB 9etrus
in 8om Die @aitfreunoidaft bes Senaz
tors 9uoens senoB, unb oab bas Gbri=
itentbllm fofort bel ieinem Muftret,n
aud IL ben bDdten &reilen 9om's auf=
nabme gefunoen.
Sin tpeiteres mpnumentales 2euanif
fur ben aufeHtbalt bes 81. 9etrus in
Gom lit Der 8eridt bes u9apfbub"
(um bas Sabr $50 perfabtl baB Sinus,
Der unmitte bare NadfoIaer bes 81. Set.
rug auf benz Stuble 3u 8om, neben Dem
2e,be oes bl. 9etrus auf Dem 8aticau
beftattet iuoroen lei. OieIe ansabe fant
mad einem Sobrtauienb ibre 8etdtia:
ung, als gapft Saul Y. i'm Sabre 16I5
srDBere umdnberuneen an Der uGpnfei:
ito" Der getersz Stride pornebmen Lief
Oa tpuroen II a. in Der arppta @ebein,
IN einem 90 ge aufsefunoen, aaf mel:
dem Sinus" seidrieben itanb. ge:
oeutlam lit, bab Der Same Sinus pbn,
ein ihm pprseiestes 6 teanctus) lid
pcrfano, bic Snidrift fonit nidt erf
Fipdter beigefiigt tpDrben lift. 9as Geb.
len bieies 8uditabens lit iomit elm Rel
den bes bbditea driilifen altertbums
uno Der 6llnrurt ipriht bafur, baB bi
Sniarift fid MIR auf ben bl. 8apf 81
nus beSiebt. Der grpBe altertbums:
! foriaer be &cii idreibt int Sabre 1876
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1888-11-08

8emerfunsen ba3u inb iiberfllTe.
9Dditens mare Der Stobieufser in Der
Oromuns: 8etpa1re ein eiitises Sc
Ibid bic Ser. Staaten ror eineln neuen
8riese! DEM Die Nadneben oei5el=
ben limb fat idlimner, ais Der ariee
ielbit!
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-07
JACKsON's JUDGMENT.
Two important Suits Decided at
Cleveland.

CLEVELAND, O..Aug. 6.-Judge How
ell E. Jackson, of the United States cir
cult court. filed his opinion to-day on
point recently raised in the suit brought
by eX-Gov. Charles Foster on be-
half of the stockholders of the Mans
field, COldwater & NorthMichigan Rail-
road company, to vacate decree made
in 1877, whereby the road between
Mansfield, O.. and Toledo, O., was sold.
EX-GOv. Foster and his colleagues
charged fraud. A demurrer, based on
technical grounds, was filed and argued,
and this Judge jackson Sustains, and
dismissed the bill of the complainants.
Judge Jackson also decided. the case of
George. j. McGourkey, of New York, as
trustee, for S247 900 for the use of II To-
cOmotiveS, 5000 coal ears and 800 box
ears, used on the Ohio Central railroad
while the line was in the hands of re-
celver pending foreclosure proceedings.
The question of remuneration was re-
ferred to A. j. Kicks as special master,
who allowed 5000 of the claim. Judge
jackson now holds that the scheme to
create ear trust was illegal and fail
ure, and that the leased ears claimed by
McGourkey for the syndicate which he
represents were in fact paid for by the
railroad, and passed to the mortgagee
in the foreclosure proceedings. The
court therefore holds that TIE title to
the cars passed to the purchaser at
foreclosure sale. Both of the above
cases will be appealed to the supreme
court.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-07
STATE JOTTINGS.
Local and Personal, Gathered
From All Parts OF Minnesota.

State of Minnesota VS.. Ole e.. woodland for
selling liquor without license, was the title
of case at Rushford the past week. The
prisoner WAS convicted and sentenced to
thirty days imprisonment and to pay a fine
of $50. An appeal was taken TO the district
Judge on the ground that the law providing
for both fine ana i'm prisODment by the Justice
court was unconstitutional.
A man who claimed to be a detective came
I'm 10 Luverne from Sioux City in search of
man who had committed murder in Cali
fornia The man was found by the aid of
the sheriff, but proved not 10 be the party.
The detective skipped out leaving an unpaid
board bill.
Since threshing has commenced the yield
is much larger among many farmers than
was anticipated, says the Hokah Chief. Our
friend Fred kile one OF Our Woodworking
farmers. tells us his wheat averaged over
twenty-six bushels per acre, and good
quality.
Andrew Linstrom went to Lanesboro, got
drunk. and was turned over 10 the marshal
to be sent out of town. lie was taken in
wagon and when the driver got 10 MS house
and tried 10 wake up Linstrom, ne found
him dead.
A. B. Post. of Canton, o., passed through
Rochester Monday on bicycle. He started
from Ottumwa, To-. and will pass through ST.
Paul Eau Claire, Wis, Chicago, and go TO
Canton, o. He travels about fifty miles
dag.
At 81. Peter DR.. Beck, who was sick and
ielirous. hearing band passing, fired two
shots out of the wIrlstow into the crowd, for
tllratcly no, hitting any one. Tie imagined
parties were coming TO attack him.
Through attempting 10 steal suit of
clusfies from 7 F. Collins. mt the creamery,
Thomas Byriie. stranger at Redwood Falls,
Irgs got himself into trouble. lie wfll remain
in isil tiIi the next term of court.
II Is said that the Rockford WOODEN mill
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-07
She Wins the Average Stakes
at Sheepshead in a
CanteP.
Prince Wilkes Outfoots the
Great Patron at the =
Detroit Meeting. 30
Sir Richard Jardine'S Colt
Hawthorne Captures the
Harrington Plate.
Tfotting at Charter Oak
Cyclists Seriously Injured
at Buffalo. 4
special to The Globe.

Special to the Globe. il
SHEEPsHEAD BAY, Sept. g. The
smallest attendance of the meeting
marked to-day at Sheepshead. The
slaughter of twelve favoriteS success
lively has left the public very scarce OF
money, and there will be he racing to-
morrow. The second choice, Sam
tnsTper Jr., beat the favorite, Niagara,
in the opeiiii:ssgg dash, and Sam Wood,
the fancys' choice for INC INC dash stakes
a five-furlong sprint in the futurlty
course, came in last, the race being won
by the to shot, Champagne Charley.
If the dash stakes, run on the miserable
new course, was an instance, the start
ing of the September stakes, mile ana
three-quarters race for three-year OldS,
IN this hidden-frOm-view hole was an
abOminatiOn. 1t is likely some new
measure will shortly be adopted, as
the owners and public are denOuncing
this wretched apology for straight
track. One or two large owners sTlll
think straight tracks have got to come,
but until the grand stands are built for
such tracks, as they are in England,
forty or fifty feet high, the public VIII
insist on the racing being done where IL
can lie seen. The first applause since
the running of the Futurity, was heard
when FirenZi won the average stakes.
Lelex made the pace in this race, before
Montrose and Terra Gotta, to the head
of the home stretch; in the straight
Terra Gotta came by and Firenzi made
her run. Lelex got past Terra again,
but FirenZi came by to stay. and won
by length, Lelex second. The odds on
FirenZi were to 8, and little money was
won on her. Nobody had any to bet.
SUMMARY.
First race, one mile-Sam Harper. Jr., won,
Niagara second, Grimaldi third. Time, / AZ.
Odds. 3 to l, 4 to5.
Second race, dash stakes, two-year-olds,
five furlongs-Champagn Charley won, MN
ME Palmer second, Tenny third. Time,
l:01 2-5. Odds 6 to l. 4 to /.
Third race, September stakes, one ana
three-fourths miles Peg Wellington won.
Tristan second Larchmont third. Time,
sos. Odds, TO l. 3 10 >.
Fourth race, average stakes, one ana three
sixteenth miles-FiTenZI won, I.elex second,
Terra Gotta third. Time, 2:02 2-5. Odds, 3
to 5. . to l.
Fifth race, purse, one and one-eighth miles
Frank Ward won, Orifamme second, Leila
May third. Time, 1 so 50, Odds, to l.,
even.
Sixth race seven furlongs on grass-La-
fitte won, Estrella second, Drake third.
will be no racing tomorrow.
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SUMMARIZES.

SUMMARIES.
ClOnmofe. ......... .'..' -. '.''''''-'1 4
IrapeZe- .....-.... ........'.- ........'A
Lazy lCld
Time. 2 :27A 2:3ll2.
Second race, special purse. $1,000
Prince Wilkes. ..............2 l l l
I0trOn L
Time, 2:1Sl2, 2:154, 2:161s, 1920, 2:21.
Third race, n. A. I. H. b. special stake for
four-year- olds, value $64O-
Enlhence- ....'..'.. ''''-'''.'''''''d ! 4
Sally Cessack. .......... .............2
Time, 2:22ia. 2:24, 2:23.
Fourth race, n. A. II. IL. B. ''No. Al stake"
for two-year-olds, value $3.50.
Bartholdi Patchen. ......1 l
Matte Mentone. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. ~
Time. 2:46l2, 2:42.
For the brewers premium. S1,0C0, King
Rene and Get took first money, Brown
Wilkes and Get second and Dan Cossack and
Get third.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-07
GET FIRST BLOOD.
Eighth Ward Skirmish in Min
neapOiiS.

The Citizens Committee Wins the
Eighth Ward Skirmish in Min
neapOIiS.
Judges Young and Hicks were en-
gagged yesterday forenoon in hearing
the ms and outs of the Eighth ward
muddle. The matter came up on mo-
ton made by c. II. Benton to have the
temporary injunction that was issued a
few weeks ago, restraining the city
treasurer from paying Contractor Fill
teau'S s., 0C0 claim against the Eighth
ward for grading done, dis
solved on the following grounds:
That even admitting that the
Eighth ward aldermen were not auth
orized under the provisions of the city
charter to have made any such contract
with Filteau as was made; the work had
been done under the contract and had
been accepted by the city engineer, and
that the Eighth ward was therefore re-
sponsible. Mr.. Benton further con-
tended that Roswell p. Russell, who is
the plaintiff in the suit, knew at the
time the work was being done that the
contract was invalid. and that he is con-
sequently eStOpped from bringing a suit
for a permanent Injunction at this stage
of the proceeding, as it was his duty, if
he did not want to be taxed for the
work, to have got out an Injunction
stopping the work. The court, how
ever, concluded to let the temporary in
. junction stand in order that the suit for
a permanent injunction might come on
for trial at the next term OF court and
be tried upon its merits.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-07

was robbed of about $500 worth of fannels
and yarns this week. The goods were stolen
in the night time from the store room.
The Morris Sun speaks of farmer there
who has marketed his wheat, the poorest
part of il making twenty-three bushels per
acre, all No. northern.
Wolthington has voted to build 10000
school house and to throw away the present
round house, or donate it to their new rail-
road for engine stalls.
Mrs. Wade, near Hartford, on Big Stone
Lake, died suddenly III the harvest field
from heat and over exertion. She was help
ing her husband.
The Twelfth judicial district Republican
convention will be held at Benson Thursday
sept. ~, To nominate candidate for judge
of the district.
Ole Berkland brought to Luverne Saturday
the first fax of the new crop, and sold 1t for
S1.o2. The yield was good and the quality
was excellent.
The Green Isle Democrat says the harvest
in Sibley county Is much larger than antiei-
pated, but the grade is not up to its past
standard
Michael Policnie, of st. Joseph, was seri-
Dusty injured ON Friday by runaway team
while at work on the Loeser farm in that
town.
Some one counted L, 100 kernels on an ear
OF corn at OWatOnna.