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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-26
PALLlUM PREPARATIONS.
All in Readiness for a Popular
Demonstration.


Committees having charge of the az
rangements incident to the comforting
of the pallium on Archbishop Ireland
Thursday met last evening at Crusad-
erS' hall. Father Stanley was chosen
chairman, and j. q. Donnelly sec
bishop Ireland was DESTROYS of
having all the members of the
committees come to the Ryan and dine
with the clergy. Accordingly all COM
mittees will meet at the hotel at 2
O'clock, sharp. The clergy will be
driven about the city in the afternoon
in carriages, which committee will
have in readiness. In the evening an
other drive will be taken along the
Illuminated streets. Mr.. Van Slyke has
suggested the following as the
line of drive: Episcopal residence
to WabaSha, Wabasha to Third,
Third to Sibley, Sibley to Seventh,
Seventh to Robert. Robert to Ryan no.
tel. The question of electric lights and
line of drive was referred to the eXecu-
tive committee. Invitations will be
submitted to the archbishop and Father
Stanley for their approval. The chair
stated that the archbishop of Winnipeg
had already arrived, and that thirteen
visiting bishops from other cities would
be present. Rooms had been secured
for all at the Ryan. 1t is the intention
to serve refreshments i'll the dining
room after the reception.
The following gentlemen were added
to the committee on reception: Will
lam A. Van Slyke, c. l. Mccarthy, H..
\. Dion, Ed Langevin. Alderman Me-
lady. Michael Doran, Adam Fetsch,
Charles Friend. Andrew Mark. Thomas
Manning, DR.. Simons, James Cleary, p.
r. ID. Hardenburgh, Patrick Butler.
Patrick Dougher. E. F. Berrisford, j.
f. Mcclure.
Subscriptions were received as fol
lows: Patrick Keigher, S25; E. F. Ber-
risford, s25; George Refs, S25; j. b. st.
Aubin, S25; and J. j. Egan, $40.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-26
Democratic Hosts RaIIying.

An enthusiastic meeting of the Ninth
Ward Cleveland and Thurman club
was held in their hall. corner Rice and
McCarty and Brown addressed the
meeting. dealing in mastery manner
with the tariff question.
An open air meeting under the aus
pieces of the Eighth and Ninth Ward
clubs will lie held Friday and Saturday
evenings at the corner of Rice street
and Como avenue. Hon. John w. Will
lis, Daniel w. Lawler, Chris Gallagher
and other prominent speakers will adj
dress the people on the leading issues
of the day.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-26
A NEW COURT TERM.
Instructions From the Bench to
the Grand Jurors

instructions From the Bench to
the Grand Jurors.
The September term of the district
court of Ramsey county began yester-
day at 10 a. M, Judges Brill and Kelly
being on the bench. The grand Jury
was impaneled and afterwards charged
by Judge Kelly, who impressed upon
its members the Importance of the
duties they were about to perform, and
read several chapters of the statutes
bearing on the duties of grand jurors.
Gen. Il. w. John son was appointed
foreman. The other members are:
Robert Manufacturer, Edward Scott,
James II. Mailer. Thomas HI. Lyles,
Arnold Kalman, Henry G. Ives, r. w.
Ransom. James e. Morrison, Francis
IL. LoOmis, Albert NJ. Lawton, Edward
Ingham, A. X. Kiefer, Adam H. Lohl-
ker, Thomas Riley, James Middleton,
Henry ID. Mayhem and A. I'll. Lindeke.
At O'Clock Judge Kelly began the
setting at the cases of the new calendar.
1t was tedious proceeding, and it was
o'clock before the laat case was
reached. A number of new cases were
added TO the calendar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-26

WhD are your rooms vacant? An ad IN the
H"y GLOBE VIII rent them.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-26
Will Participate in the Primaries.

A labor mass meeting was held last
evening at the hall, 20 East Seventh
street. After listening to stirring adj
dresses by J. A. Johnson and James
Mcclure, the meeting Endorsed the
county ticket nominated by the conven-
ton held last Saturday. 1t was
decided to take active part in the COM
ing caucuseS with a view to sending
delegates to conventions favorable to
labor interests. There will be meet
ing of the various labor clubs of the
city next Thursday at Labor hall, on
East Seventh street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-26
Dakota County Educational Board

Messrs. J. b. Lambert, of Hastings;
r. Carmichael, of East Castle Rock :;
Thomas Z. Smith. of st. Paul; Michael
johnson, of Rosemont, and Peter
Thompson, of ChriStiana. have been APP
pointed advisory educational committee
for Dakota county. This committee is
appointed by the stale High school
board, and their duty is to consult with
that body in reference 10 the appoint
ment of county superintendent ar
Tangement necesSitated under a special
law of the legislature.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1888-09-26

Always more or less rain during this month";
and the wise man carefully turns up the bot
toms Of his trousers to protect them from the
mud It makes the garments wear longer and
look better. We'll surprise you this season when
we show you cur grand assortment Of Fines Tailor
Made Suits for Business or Dress Wear. We've
reiuy selected the most desirable styles Of Suits
from the best-known makers of finest clothing in
this country, and the result is that we can now show
you by far the Largest Assortment Of
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. "a man
appArently asleep on the otios steps OF
BAvery's iron foundry, on Front street
near Reed, attracted the attention Of 8
policeman Of the Twenty fifth district
about l O'Clock on Sunday morning,
he approached the supposed sleeper
and was horTiaed to discover that he
was dead.
james GARNER, . lonRHhoFemAn with
no fixed residence, oalltd At the station
house several hours later and stated
that the holy WAS that Of his brother
William, who resided in Camden. He
said he had ncb seen him for several
Yehrs.
While he Was seeking an undertaken
to have the body taken home, the corpse
was identified ~ Edward j. Bloomsr,
By ore or two men who had besn out
with him on Saturday night. Tho two
men were hunted mp by Detectives
Crawford and Geyer and Special ON
oars Hamm and German, aud from
them the story OF the sad affair was
learned, but the detectives refused to
disclose their names. The man who
identified the body As that Of Bloomer
said the dead man had relatives living
on Emily street near Seventh.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

On this the eve Of the election, the
chances for William Simmons, the Re,
publican candidate for sheriff are one hun.
dred per cent better than they were two
weeks ago. Popular aud z, ntleman as
Mr.. Allen, the Democratic candidate 10,
he cannot as 1t now appears command the
whole vote Of bis party. While nothing
can be said against Mr. Allen, Mr.. Sim.
mons is gentleman also OF irreproach-
able character, and belonging TO the
masses Of the pc pie he has their pym-
PATTY and confidence In q wonderfufis
large degree Mr.. Simmons for many
years has heen a contractor for paving
sire Is and setting curb, the hard ct kind
OF work, and his horny hands of toll have
always been ready to lay hold OF the
shovel, the pick, the stampsr or the paw.
ing han n r. Such q man must be popu.
lar ard it 10 not surprising that be is re
eeivlnE lively boost from Democrat
workmen for the Office of sheriff.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Mr.. George Bennett, chief clerk at
Bringhurst's Marshallton Mills, aud
james MeCrossan, stOrekeeper from the
same town, returned home Sa .urday night
after a two days fishing and cunning "Trip
to the susquehauna. They report game
as very plentiful they brought home
with them eighteen black bass, nine sal
mon aud large quaDtlIy of smaller fish
as the result Of the FIRST days sport, six
teen canpas back duck, six phesants, thir
teen rabbits and lot Of quail for the
second days outing, They report no place
equal to C0nowiDgO for game, ruling
quotations for all kinds of game being
lower there than at other places they
visited They expect to enjoy another
trip TO the same locality very soon.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

PHILADELPHIA, Nov. B.-Thomas
MoaillGn WAS stabbed in the head and
neck early yesterday morning with .
putty-knlfe In tbs hands Of Thoma.
Trainer, 81 the hons of the latter, on
Fifteenth strset above Vlue. Mcclellan,
aho lives on Levant ptrsei, was staying
at TEatnoE'R house all night, ~ d 10 b
parIook OF liquor frequantly. MCCLELLAN
socuJed TrAlnur OF having stolen hIt
watch and money, and this co gsred
Tralnor that he picked Up the knlfe
used OF bis trade and cut bis visitor
several times. The wounded 0An was
tai eu TO the Medico- Chirurgicsl aospi
tai. Traintr was locked up 10 the
twtn.leth district station h0ute, hrd
hsetstrAte Clement held bin in Is 0
bail. Tho articles claimed 10 hAvO been
s,olen were found ct the house.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

LOCK HAVEN, Pa, Nov. A.-Thsrs
Was an explosion last night in the Ke1.
tie Greek Goal Mining Co.'S mihes,
thirty miles west Of this city, " bioh were
but Teosntly opened. Tho exploJion
iwsrty.ops 81 p,I,oD, ; era Il n n y Tel e.
aoon 80 possible after the explosion the
mine Wts entered, and flfteen dead
bodies we're carried out, and four
others badly injured were found, Que
Of whom has Iinoe died, and ths othefR
are likely to die. The oAuEe OF the ex-
plosion 10 unknown, but 10 rupDOs8G to
have besn the striking OF hsshRe or
pocket OF gas. This afternoon the dis
hgured and baked body Of . miner v %
found atty feet from the Acn,h Of the
air shaft, through which 1t had beal.
blown. The names OF the dead 30 fAT
as learned aEe Samuel KilliSRer, Park
Donnelly, Michael OuTrAn and thIee
CaTlston brothers.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Have you heard of the
crowd we had last week.
If not. ask your friends, and
they will tell y'u, The
store will be closed on Tue Sc
day to give us a chance to
re'arrapge the stock after
the great rush OF last week.
We will open Wednesday
with just as great bargains
Examine the prices.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
DR.. SCHENCK'S
MANDRAKE PILLS

CLEANSE the mucous mem,
francs Of The stomach and bowels Of all slim,
md foreign natter start the sccretons, assi1
DIGESTION and assimilation, nu,rify the blood
They relieve the liver Of congestion, give /
1 chance to extract bic poisons from thu
blood TO make III n int good Ale, and tt
ecrste just what is needed 1ney o nd
tar ;heir way a d i'rita ike most p4rga
Ives, but they treat all the surfaces and G.
fans. 50 thu the entire system responG4
they a based on scientific principles.
Thy are entirely rational and natural.
They always do what is claimed tor Them.
r. ey work en- the system in the ny : aimed
They We. together for the 6. eatest good
they are not ike tew and unired medicines
they need no praise. but only sim C men
ton Of mcut.
10 DR.. Schencks purely vegetable ani
wholly reliable family medicines are or sail
y al Druggists. Eve.y p. -kage has natl
printed directions for use. II You woul;
,ndeL5tand you self send for DR.. Schengk,
lew Eook on Diseases OF / LUNGS. I've,
nd Stoms h Sen; free. address Of. /
I. Sehenek 3 Son, PHILADELPHIA. "a.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

The preachers meeting this morn
was highly interesting Fletcher H
No. 604 Market street, VS. iorma
presented BY Rev. 7 SnoNden Thou
ioF the use OF the Preachers AssoolAt
In an appropriate address. ReV.
Barrett, president Of tho association,
sponded In fitting terms, accepting
offer and returning thanks for the 81
After the preliminary proceeding
following offioers were elsc'ed for
coming term: Pretident, Rsv. j.
Bryan; vice president, Rev, Snow
ThomasI secretary, Rev. Vaughan
Inns, Al the meeting Rev. Mt. EH
wHs appointed to preach . seTn
which Will be subject TO CRITICISM
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
whoa Il the Bo,r1

AZ the charge that Charles H TIE,
the Republican candidate for OoplreI
compelled the hands employed il /
large factory Of Georgetown 10 take
per cent OF their wages 10 store ofdsl
ana then redeemed them at IS per osu
discount hAs mot only been eiieo,ull
exploded, but has returned Is buou
eFApR upon The authors, q psr,insl
question suggests Itself In connect,
with the report. Rven II Il hAd 70
admitted that ihs reports about n
rfeat were true which they we're not
Efre u not much better that be shOuI
pay his debts 10 that way than not
gay ut all2 DemooFaho candidates a
Democratic OOnGrOsSmsn have DO,
heard Of not far IN the misty ID
uho do not pay their debts either
tose orders or anything else.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Samuel q. Wilson and Samuel H
bsynArd, who returned on Saturday
from q gunniuR trip at Oxford, Md.
visited an island in tho Ohesapanke bay
md make the following Fepor OF the re
suit Of the Art day kr, Wilson says
hat be Kill ed 20, JoIegh BSy n4rd "A,
George Ba! nard 81 a d Bam nsl H.
BAynsrd "a Daring their stay IN Macy.
land their party killed OIL rabbits al d
about 40 pArtridaes. MessTE. Wilfo
and Bsynsrd were the guests Of Jossph
aud George Bay nari, brothers Of Ssm1
H. BaynArt, Who ave farmers living On
It is contrary to he law 10 bIiBE rabbits
into this State previous to the 18Th o.
this month the greater part Of the game
was picked In barrels aud shipped Q
Baltimore.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

John Martin, Jr., aged "a years. a mn
sician, OF Philadelphia, was killed yes
terday morning 10 car shed In Jerse,
City, He got into car to go to the rail
way station, and, putting his head out o
/ the window, 1t was caught between AZ
! iron pillar and q window frame, and hi
neck was broken.
General Harrison reviewed a parade IN
lndisnapol on Saturday night Will,
reviewing he was handed the following
telegram: $40 General Harrison: The
greatest political procession ever seen IN
New York has been passing Filth Avenue
Hotel Tor four hours, aud seems endless.
james G. Blar
Frank Martin, co ored, Aired at two
officers 10 Cincinnati on Satu day night.
while they were taking his vile 10 Inc
police station for drunkenness The
officers returned the FIRE, and fatally
wounded Martin,
Edward Stevenson was &C. Identally
shot dead by IN mas Whnlock willie
cunning In the woode, near Medd ybemps.
Maine, on Friday last. They were cousins
and eaen alb ut 20 yeAra =, .se
49, 49, ,ltnburg, Kentucky on Sat
~; &c. J mes got cut warrant for
Hac arlah Bill Tor breach Of The peace,
aud he was 1pe1. Subsequently, as
Mira Jones passed his house, he shot her
dead.
James oConner, section los, and
Patrick Kinney, q labo er, were kin, d BY
an express train Of the New Jersey Cen.
trail Railroad, at Elizabeth, on Saturday
morning.
The Navy Department having bet II al
vlF0d Of the escape Of the imuTsoned
whalers from the Arctic ice pack hae
countermandcd the Preparations for a re
lief expedition.
Robert Logan, colored, shot and killed
his vile at their home IN Washington, d.
G., yesterday L appears that the shoot
ing was the result OF drink.
Frank Fan,ler and David Cronkow,
gan blers, exchanged sh1ts in q saloon 10
Hastings, Nebraska, on Saturday night
aud Fansl r f. II dead 1h.y had quar-
relied about a woman.
Eleven new cases of ye low fever and
three deaths were reported yesterday in
Jack, onvlle. Total cas- 10 date, 4217;
dca'hs, 1854,
William J. Csb rn dropped dead while
marching in the Republican parade in
New York on salued'y atter onn.
The United States steamer Kearsarge
has been pnt in commission.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

The fourth annual meeting Of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society OF
New Castle Presbytery Will be held in
Lower BraudywIne Presbyterian Church
on Tuesday evening, n vember o, at 30
O'Clock The meeting win be addressed
by Rev DR.. Ogmond of Xix on and Rev
W Swartz of Wilmington. The dele
gates are all urged to be present at the
opening on Tuesday evening. The 8
o'clock train from Wilmington on the W.
\ n Il Il will be met by carriages at
Greenvllle. Meeting on Wednesday, No
vent er 7, at IL 30 a. m, and at q D IN
he meeting will be addressed in the q fter.
noon by MR.. Gould OF Alaska. Hacks
viii leave the p W. & B. dcrot at 0 is
a. IN, on Wedresday for Lower Brandy
wine, re .urning IN the evening.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

Notr, ere requested to c,r,nllv
anime their tickets and sea ~,
names Of those whom they DO pot |,
TO support are not foistad upon \,
Ia the second district tbs Mans a,
oloshy, one Of the ASsessors vb9 No.,
rated the outrARes ct the DIV XXI \
winter, is plsosd on the ticket is,,,
OF james Dsveliu, the IDdsp,ra'
DemoorAtic cane late, and fl iii
yell for every voter to care,.'is
anime bis tiok ct before voting h,
one OF there AssessOrs VIII Ave- s,r
dates for Ie-eleotIon should b, ds,s..
aud It will DO . Lasting disgrace 10 |
oily u they are not. Through N
Vaccinations over three thousand vol
are diAtrRuohiSed, and the mama
hundreds Of dead men, copied h
tomLBtOnes, 10 sntltle them To ma
cents ioi each name returned. q,
men are NOS ht to hold any ofioe
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
EDITION
Il,la

The Wllminelon boys turned Gus Il
foFce At Chester Saturday evening.
A band Of sypalss are OnoAmped Il
OhAndler's woods, near WOOddAls.
oh, II only had her complexion
Why, tt 10 easily obtained. Uso Poe.
Eoni's Complexion Powder.
The Smyrna Record says the state
ment that coal IL ohsapar at Smyrnn
than IN MiddletOwn 10 false.
Edgar B. Erwin OF No sos Washington
street, offers 3 reward for the return Of
q epADiel puppy.
Blper u. Miller, employed at the
Weht Yard, had two AngsFS cut of OIL
Saturday 81 that place while coupling
cara DIR. West dressed hls wounds.
DR.. J. O. FAhey lie erecting . three
sony brick building ct Fourth and
Adams streets, which he will occupy a.
. drrg store.
The Diamond Stale O0rnst Band, .
new musical organ izatlon, looked well
. they matched up Market street on
saturday evening 10 their pretty end
becoming new uniforms.
Rsv. Walter n Avery, OF Mt Salon
". 10 Ckurch, is still suffering with 40
aheolion OF the throat, and has cone
TO tae residence Of bis father near Far
mount, Nd, In order to reouperAte.
Richard Robinson, . pupil OF No. 20
school, was severely wounded In the
bead BY accidentally striking sgAinut =
kuife In the hand OF o9mpsnIoa on
Friday.
A reception will be rendered TO the
Il william P sWariS, pastor Of the
central Presby teriRu Church in the psr.
lore Of that ohuIcA on Friday evening
next.
A boy named PSls, living on Liuden
street, had his ankle badly splAined
while jumping ITO IN q moving train
last evening His injuries we're pllRlt
and he was nt once taken 10 tls home
WIN DsAkyne, son OF jacob DsAkyue,
Of this city, died few days ago nj hit
residence In PhilRdtlphiA His re-
Gains we're Inferred In FtIsndshlp
2emelfryi Bisehbird HaEhied.
One application Of Salvation OIL well
5;: .,.; /. % cured me oil lhramati-n NJ IN the
arm, Ct two moaths btanding novc'
intend to be without IL
II B KRAMER, Washington, DC
A little tKoitemtnt Was Kicked Up on
"Set NAA 80 HsANoRt htAA AAhARllt VI
Sunday afternoon, BmonRss the oolOrea
iuhebitsntr. A police t1leer Bsrsiskt-
-Led everything out.
An ado; rntd meeting Of the Ntw
Oast P.ttby tory Will be held in West
PTtBbyt T!An Church on Monday after
nOoni NsvtnbtI ~. The special object
OF the MEETING will he the CosLidera-
tlon OF he form ng Of . PsGsby teIiAn
" !tsl6n.
Next Sunday at 10 O'Clock, at g..
MNy's CluTCh, Rev. Father BermipR,
h 'tn wit open 40 h9urs' devotion seT
gttes- Father Lyons will pre1ch In the
,v,ning. Father Ward will preach or
Monday evening, aud Faith 6IAr, Of
b '!slmore, on TuestAy evening.
Ths hrIous societies Of the Christian
En-ei v1r 10 tlia Giis have heen REQUEST
ed by State Org n ger E N, RlohmOId
TO ssrd Their president and one OIL or
de gate 20 3 meeting to be held n Ger.
go Eesbyteritn OhuToh on TLuTtGEy
Q eniug next
To Teeuitr meeting Of the B6yS'
B),lal Lchaus will be DVld on ThurtdAy
eY, mtg ext at tbs residence OF ]. VI.
Dltfndor' No. els Madison stree.
T lrgaus intends pr6Bt nlinR Mics
Ma Wyatt with 3 handsome silver
apk IA igg FOR kindly giving the use
o. her hotse for y bsnqut.
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05
FIFTH EDITION


There was q large ,,,,nS.
un'na session Of the G 10 O..
ssmong those inside the b,, ~ voan,
aent o. Council FArra, Ma, VIC = 7
ton, willard Hail Por,sS s5ol has
= hayes, hsq and otte,5E - "
tuIneE took bis seat on tbs S,,.S
aLt'r the orier opened The oor VIuS y
me commission Of jaime, NJ, W. ~
= Olty Judge, to CLERK HrIan.
sas Ieaa BY the clerk, and la m ss1S ]
9sIletWarda Mr. Ball was s,o'a \
mAyor Harrington end tool b III.
Juoge ior the ensuing tE,.. 'st
W pen Mr., Turner lot tho ~
stated 70 the court that bs b KY
sf oted CITY Solicitor, bul ovlns I :.
lumstaDoes bad been uraNle 4, y. %
ior several cases Of VIC at,n, a p,sl
dlnance BY not dis lsylrV d1nsua''
neis, which he undefstood ~. +,
CARED This morning. Wslter n ~
htq who represented ths dsi0I ~
SAID that he was willing IN S. .oa
cases go over until SINE TIM
would suit Mr.. Turner, and an ~.
Sesl,on II uas agreed to htar ,bsn
W day evening. 'aem
ThomaS Steward Wss tb,n ,I,...
the dock charged with dyun Gs'os'
aud ON ler Burleiab, who mid y
arr testified that he fonud ,ss
clsod yesterday at Fourth and III \
sirSeis very drupk h, aud told b,n
NJ bAd better move A'o5R, In,,s,J
q ing - requested the prisoner n,
tne nicer, and when be tock hoid
nm, attempted to catch the oflcs,
tho thToAt. The Judas Imno,sS
Of 81 and costs. P''0N =
Alfred MoOAbe, colorsa, Win
oaarsed with the lsrcsny Of a hon.
carriage, was DISCHARGED, "A tbs '1 ,
OF po,toe stated TO the our. Thai he
unable to obtain the evidence IA !. =,
bis conviction. '''
Daily Republican., 1888-11-05

George Il. Bates, Do was AnnOu9t
to speak ct . Democratic meeting b
o. HoobessIn last Saturday night
he did not speak, for the very sln
ryason that he was not wanted. W!
tie bills were sent 70 HoQkessln v
Mr.. Bates name on them, County o.
mlttsemAn Peach telephoned Char
II McWhorter, asking permission
strike Il of. Mr.. McWhOiter deoll
to give permission 10 DO this, and
Peach finally, after trying several OIL
methods, called on MT Bates hins
and told him frankly that II would
b. agreeable 10 have him speak ct
meeting. Thus the matter ended