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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

CINCINNATI o. July g Offering.
during week. .6s9 hhds.. actual sale,
during week. Ia hhds.. receipts dur
ing week. 5j hhds.
We cau report no material change ir
our market for the past week. GOOD
o. fine grades continue very astive and
firm. while lugs and low lesf at time.
ruled irregular in price. The quality
of lhc offerings showed an improve
meut over thc past iew weeks.
j. ~. D0HEMANS e son.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

THE BEAUTIFUL TEAMS oiRLAND HER IA
FIJI color, peand decoration The on
in the middle is OF orange silk with blu
embroidery upon IT, Tho other Is 6
checked cheyiot and horribly unbecon
ing
Tho Tam O'Shanter hat OF knit WOO
can be worn II preferred and 1t ought
toe. as it Is very pretty and becoming ou
the popular fancy seems just now for III
ugly fore aAd aft jockey cap Of what
ever material it may DO made o. Iennl
shoes cost % cents TO 81 per pair, accord
ing TO quality. and tho caps from 0
cents to S.. Tho whole outfit can DO sol
ten up in tho best materials for aoon
s. TO S. provided the wearer makes he
own suit which is "just us easy a. pl9'
OLIVE HARPER
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

THY will say "here Is q mouth WASH
that's lust as good as Thymol Den''n una
don't you believe IL. for lhymo.i zen pen,
tina has 10 equal as a fermic'ue "uu
delightful mouth wash. Insist Oh NV
NIX Thymol Dentina.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

ASK your dentist how important IT Is
to either neutralize or remove the food
deposits from the crevices of your teeth.
when the brush will not reach them
Thymol Deutina, the spleadid germ-
eide, will DO the work.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09
nal.lmnre Nlnch rarnet.


.By Telegraph.
BALTIMORE. nd. July s.-Virginia
TO 40's 80 bid DO. 8 5. 01a6S.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09
DUvAL q MOTIONS cELEBRA-

nUVAL q NORTON'S CELEBRA-
- TED HOK~E IONIC
iof Horses. Mules. Cattle &c. Cures scratches
ma dogs, warranted 10 cure chicken and hO.
chOiem. Read what those Who have used ID
nave 20 say:
George q. smith. Atlecs. Hanover county.
Va. says. puYal A Norton. uOrte Tonic !.
The best tonic 1 have ever used.
If. 4. Alexander. Old Church, iiauov
county, Va. says. Too much cannot be- Sal.
la praise OF Duyal & NOrtons Horse I0nlc.
John l.. curtis. Warwick, G.. H., Va.
think Il almost Indispensable 20 our r,isln.
hogs.
JOS. T. GarrOw. warw ok e.. H. Va. ays.
IL Is the best remedy ever saw tor chicken
cholera. as dozens Of my neighbOn viii
testify.
A.. +. Campbell. Managohlck. King william,
county. Va. had valuable dog with
scratches. which had given up "a Die; a few
doses u the Tonic made complete cure.
Price, 70 and IS cents per bottle. tOr >llA
by all druggists. sample bottle by mail toe
% cents Ia sIamps, l.. 4. kEkNk 4 Co,
Richmond, Va,
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

TnYM0L DENTINA. the antiseptic
mouth wash, contains 10 acids TO ruin
the teeth.
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

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READ TIE FOLLOWING TESTIMONIALS :


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Ny Der pleasure In saving that havch
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The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

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FIRST BOARD.
50 900 Richmond City IS, short. at
1913.
AUCTION SALES AT STOCK EXcHAN9E.
so State Bank Of virginia stock.
1900. - Union Bank of Richmond
stock, III. 30 Citizens Bank of Rich
mond. 2ss. 10 do, 2si; 90 do. 2s-. .n
do, PSI; 90 Virginia Fire and Marine
Insurance stock, 323. 90 do, 3-s 3D. do,
81, 81 do. 32i
GOVERNMENT SECURITIES. BID. lsked.
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W. CUNNINGHAM. Collector cry raes
IT, Banmee,
~ V Very respectfully. BARBER
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fnaafAT Ifm'aoros. Bainmore, Nd.

Dear SIR During the last I've years. have been gr
lead. Neuralgia. Constant Hcadachc sud rheumatism m
buck. bat after using u couple bottles OF Ut. e. Il.
r0N relieved take great pleasure in recommending
afflicted fociug assured that 10 willdo FOR them what
AlrA lILILl Nnur..
The Daily times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1886-1889, 1889-07-09

who are suffering rom Csiarrh with
ann very resp, stfull
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Boors. SHOES. TIC.

The Standard
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
ZAPISUJCIE SOBIE WIARUSA
Runa} ostatni iron
W AmerYce.

w Rrazylii, W Ameryce Fo-
1udniowej, wybuch}a rewolucya
powodu niepopularnosci cork ee-
sarza Don Pedra, ktora pc smierci
jego by}aby rzqdy obje}a. Wojsko
przeszfo ma STRONG rewolucyonist6w
i zmuszono sar do wyjechania
do Europy. Don Pedro pojecha4
.soble do Lisbony, gdzie bedzie
pensya pobieral cd nowego rzadu
az do smierci. Prezydentem novel
rzeczyrospolitej obrany zostaf ge-
neral da Fonseca. Cafy przewrot
dokonany zosta1 prawie bez rozlewu
krwi. Tylko prowincya Bahia "a
protestowa}a przeciw 2zeczypospol.
Ze wszystklch panstw Amery-
XII P61nocnej, Centralncj i Po}u-
dniowej tylko Brazylia dotad po-
zostawafa pod ber}em koronowane-
90 monarchy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Dalej wyrazonopotrzebe uchwalenia
ustaw O %swieceniu nledzieli, a pre-
dewszystkiem zakazujacych spree
dawania napoi W niedziele i tamu-
jacych pijanstwo, i dlatego katoll-
cy powinni tworzyc katolickie to-
warzystwa wstrzemiezliwosci, i po-
pierac inne majace ma celu usunie-
Gle rozpanoszonego ~pijahstwa. Da-
lei uznano potrzebe pllnego czyty-
wanna gazet i ksiazek katolickich
i reformy koscielnej, ably przez mu-
zyke mysl ME by}a odrywana cd
nabozehstwa, owszem muzyka ma
przyczyniac sic do Supplemental
ducha ku nabozenstwu.
w koncu zaprotestowano pre-
civ ograniczeniu papleza W jego
czynnosciach przez jakakolwiek
w}adze swieckq. przyrzeczono bye
pomocnyml papiezowi W utrzyma-
niu niezaleznosci stolicy apostol-
skiej.
Po~stanowiono drugl kongres
odbyc W T.. 1892 W tenn m%iescie, w
kt6rem bedzie wystawa swiatowa.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

karzy, %rytownik6w, ola tapieciarzv, ma
szynist6wt former6w, (mulder6w -dla
kowali, dacharzy. kamieniarzy, mularzy,
plastrarzy, mufiarzy narzeizia do
ciagniecia i t. d.. i t. d.
Wlrujace PLY \zagi), przykraiane
do potrzeby kawa4ki drzewa i rysunki
lekka maszynerya do pedzenia noga i
Wszelkie najdoskonalsze i W najnow-
Sym csasie uzywane porzadk i,
osz czedzajace roboty, jakich
dawnlej lie znano j ME ilustr"-
wano. NASz stIs (KATALoG)
Jest naizupefnie iszym jaki kiedy-
kGlW!ek ofiarowano rzemieslni-
kom j opisujs najrozmaitsze odreb-
nosci narzedzi. Kto zbada jego
zawartosc, przekona sic 0 jego
poprawnoscl. Zawiera on przeszto
1000 w'zernnkow a przestany EOS
TAME BEZPEATNIE pod iakim-
badz adresem "a odebraniem 5
centew ma p%rzese3ke pocztewa.
s.
1874 Blue Island Ave.
Chicago, Hi.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
+ SKI.
z e S / u il b V.

re S }uzb y.
PAM: Jak d}ugo by}as w os-
tatniej s}uzbie?
S}uga: Me d1ugo, wielmozna PAM;
gdziekolwiek bywa}am, wnet PAM
umiera}a.
MAJ: To zg6dz "a, zono!
Polity czna zemsta a.
- jamie, przyniesno kosz wilma
cd L..
"A, panic, temu sic nlegodzi
zyczyc zarobku. DO demokrata.
- Me ple6, tylko ruszai i przy-
MES, DO to widzisz ma kredyt, on
mysli, re ia mu zap}ace.
- Kiedy tax, to co innege, to
dobry spos6b, zmarnuie sic p~rzeoie
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

KTO LUBI czytaG powiesc:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
jednego przeciwnlka wiecej.

uz znow ma nogsc n,
Pewien bogaty kupiec zbankru-
towaf, straci} wszystko.
Pc nlejaklm czasle zesz}o sic dw6ch
jego przyjaci6f
- A coz tam porabia nasz bankrut?
All, on zn6w ma nogach.
- Jakto, to bye ME moze.
= I bardzo, DO sprzedall mu ko-
ME i bryczke, vice chodzi pieszo.
= Jak CT sic podoba szewc, .kt6re-
go CT poleci}em?
%, ten czfowiek sprawia mi
wiele uciechy.
- Jak to?
- Bo gdy move buty wdzlewam,
kt6re on mi zrobi}, ciesze sic mys
lac o tel chwili, W kterej bede je
m6g} zdjac.
Ty sic vice ME nudzisz, kocha-
ny Bolesiu?
- Me moia droga, zareczam ci.
- Obawiam sic zawsze, re tesknisz
"a dawniejszem kawalersk1em po-
zyclem?
- Wcale ME! w pozyciu ma}zeh-
skiem jestem tax szczesliwym, re
gdybys dzisiaj umar4a, natych-
miast ozeni}bym sic jutro.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
UCHW AkY
KONGRESU KATOLIKOW
w Baltimore.

Najpierw kongres wyrazl}, re
zJazdy katolikow SO nader pozytecz.
ne, gdyz dokumentuja wlernosc
ludu katolickiego ola zasad kos
cio1a, okazuja Jednosc W swoich
postanowienlach zdaniach, i wy
kazuja si1e kosciofa katolickiego, a
PREY tenn objasniaia innowyzna-
niowcow o %stosunku, jakl katolicy
W obec Mich zajnu]a
Kongres wyraza dalej swoje
zanowolnienie Z nadzwyczajnego
rozwoju tego kraju. Dalej zadoku-
mentowano W mysl uchwafy kon-
slllum baltymorskiego, re miedzy
ustawami tego kraju, i ustawami
kosciofa ME istnieje zadne przecl-
wiehstwo, przez co ME przekracza-
JAG jednych MONA zadosc uczynic
drugim, a katolicy wierza, re jest
to dziefem Stw6rcy, utworzenie te-
go kraju wolnosci. Obok religii ka-
tolicy uwazai2 o~dpowiednle wy
kszta}cenle "a %koniecznie do wyt-
worzenia charakteru jednostek, /
dlatego uznaJa %potrzebe kszta}cenia
m}odz,ezy nietylko pod wzgledem
duchownym fizycznym, ale take
moralnym, a re W szkofach pu-
blicznych ME bywa]a nauczane "a
sadly religii, przeto katolicy MUSIC
utrzymywac nadal swoje szko}y ele-
mentarne i wspierat wyzsze zak}a-
dy raukowe katolickie talk, ably
kazdemu dziecku katol1ckiemu daG
sposobnosG wykszta}cenla W duchu
chrzesciansklm. la podstawe wy
chowania i dobrobytu krajowego
uwazaia katolicy ognisko rodzinne.
i dlatego wolnosci tegoz zawsze be-
d. bronit i dlatego potepiaja VIE
~lozenstwo mormonow i udzleIanle
rozwod9w, ktore ME So ~zaszczytne
ola rzadu, pon1zaia kobiete, i naru.
szaja swietosG ma}zehstwa.
Dalej zgromadzeni uwazaja, IL ME
dose ola katolikow jest unikad
z1ych towarzystw, lecz powinni oni
naleze5 wszyscy do zwiazkdw rell'
gijnych, a tie powinny bye tworzo-
ne ma podstawie religijnej a ME
narodowej.
Kongres przeczuwa grozace
niebezpieczehsnwo rzeezypospollte
powstajacej z ciagle zaostrzajacej 81!
Walk pomiedzy kapita}em i praca
Kongres potepla nlhilizm, socya-
linn i komunizm, lecz zarazen
take nieludzkq pozqdliwosc kapi.
ta}u. Zabezpieczenie pred tenn ME
bezpeiczehstwem znalesG mozn'
tylko W nauce hoscl0fa, gdzle KaZ
dy s}yszy nietylko swoje prawa, lee
zayazem obowiazki.
Kongres potepi} prace dzlee
W fabrykach, gdyz przez to p}ac;
robotnlhow z~ostaje w nienaturaln,
sposob obnizona. Dalej sprzeciwic
no sic zaprowadzeniu przrymuso.
wego kszta}cenia Indyan W szko
bach publlcznych, gdyz przez t
pozbawieni zostaliby sposobnosc
poznania religii katelickiej.
Dalej popar} kongres %szerzenie via
ry i oswiaty miedzy murzynam
i wyrazl} zqdanie, ably kaplani ka
toliccy mogll dzla}ac W zak}adac
publicznych karnych l szpitalacl
III
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

do Bostonu. Policya,. gdy sic o
tenn dowiedziaia, zasadzi}a spree
dajnego mezulka do kozy.-Zada-
tex, ktory odebra}, znaleziono W
kleszeni l oddano t}ustej mic IKE
go ME przeczuwalacej mafzonce.
Najprzewielb. KS. Arcybiskup
Heiss--poswleci W Nledziele, "a
Listopada, nowo wybudowany
kosciof sw. Jozefata PREY Llncaln
i LIST Ave. Nasza Polska z ME
cierpliwoscia oczekuje wspa-
nia}ego i u~loczystego dnla
-poniewaz ~wstystkie towarzystwa
trzech parafi beda brady udzia} W
wymarszu.
Andrzej B., kt6remu by}o "a
z-z-z-imno kolektowac "a Opiehu-
ma, buduje-bedac sam ciesla-
pc rowach pc smigach saloon ma
7 ave & Rogers Str. Powiada te-
raz, re sic zimy nle boi; bedzie
regularnie p}6ka} gardlo ostra wo-
i fa]rowa} W piecu kamiennem-
, coolem.
Wybuch}a tn rzadka epidemic;
byle durak ohcialby bye pisma-
klein 1 korespondentem ]akiej-
kolwlek gazety. Pewien ~liter}ata,
kt6ry zawsze g%}osuje straight de-
mocratic ticket, wybral sic pc raz
pierwszy z korespondencya do Ego.
dy. Gdy o II P. M. SERGE ma do
bre W sp1rytusie p}ywa}o, przy-
pomniafo mu sic, re jest W Zwiaz-
ku-ale ME vie, ma CO i pc co??-
z rorpaczy pocz2f spiewac ma mute:
Jak sic masz gfupi, wztajze pociesz-
ny":
wv Zwiazku trzeba bye,
" ludem z bracmi zyc,
Sour Mash Whiskey pic,
Il po mordach sic bic'-
Sasiad ~usfyszawszy talk p6zne
nieszpory, pospleszy} co tel u, PREY
nlosf lodu i nuze kofowacizna ope-
tana glove okladac. Gdy ulzy}o'
zasnaf-ale i we snie ME mogf "a
pomniec, re jest pierwszym patry-
ota; pocza} pfakat narzekac. O.
statnie niezrozumia}e sfowa: -
Zwiazek przepitY...
Obywatel J6zef Heller, o kto-
rym Wiarus poprzednio donosif, re
chory, coraz wiecej upada ma 81
ZACH. Przywo}ano dw6ch doito-
row Amerykan6w, dwoch dokto-
row polskich i dw6ch aptekalzY
lecz laden z Mich ME jest W stanie
= przyisG mu pomoca. Wszyscy
dobrze myslacy Polacy ubolewajf
mad zdrowiem tax zwatlonem p
J. Hellera, DO go wszedzle leplel
anlzeli krzykaczy patryotow lu-
biano.
Pan Maciejewski, fabrykan
obuwia-i p. Kucera, skfad zela-
silva l piec6w-robla posr6d Pola-
k6w najlepszy bushes. Ma ostat-
n,ego n~arzekaja tylko kobiety, q
ma ~spiacego clerka.
Wosiu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
z zrddfs

z WIAROGODNEGO zr6d4a
dowiadujemy sic, re Cenzor, ktory
raz Cd P. Jerzmanowskiego przyjaf
$50 dolar6w, wzia} take, niby "a
koszta podrozy, cd biednego KS.
klawittera z Buffalo so dolar6w,
obiecujac pomlescic spodczas Sejmu
%wszystklch delegat6w W jego kwa-
terze, W szkole sw. WojciechA; lecz
jak zwykle, s}owa ME dotrzyma4.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

ludowe, niechaJ ME przeslepi or
poczynajacel sic W dzlsiejszym
numerze nowelki sielskiej Ia Oh
cove jagnie."
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
NOTATKI.
JUNCTION 7 Wis

JUNCTION CITY, Wis
[ u mas JUL ma sw. MARGIN na
dobre zlma sic zac7efa. - "
tym rokn tn ami jeden swie2y
osadnik ME przybyf, cho6 ma
naszych farnach tatwo MONA
sic dorobic. Wawrzyniec Du-
bihskl w czterech latach, pra.
vie z niczego talk sic dorobif,
lie dis ma II sztuk bydfa.-
Zniwa by1Y tego roKu u mas
dosyG pomyslne.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

w CHICAGO wielki staf sic
cud. Waro . Ojczyzna u%zna4a, re
Wiarus .jednak jest pismem kato-
lickiem i przedrukowla nasze Du-
mania pc Sejm1e III.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
w DOMU ,

w DOMU PRZYTUKKU w
Northern, Wis, umar}a dziewczyna
polska Frozyna bedaca IL farmera
ma s}uzbie. Brat jej, mieszkajacy
W Northern, przyjecha} pc MIA,
lecz tylko magic dostaf cia}o,
odziez zatrzymano W klasztorze "a
trzydniowe pielegnowanie.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21

Do LA CROSSE, Wis, PREY
byf re starego kraje- Z pod Z1o-
iowa, W Prusach Zachodnich, ks.
Frydrychowicz, kt6ry ma koszt
Biskupa La Croskiego k~szta}ci} sic
W seminarym w Louvaip, W Bel
gill TAME %swiecenia kap}ahskie
odebraf.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
P OR Y D

ola ciesii, sto-
laizy, %artyst6w-
ia brykant6w
forte
'pianow, powo-
Z6w. ola stola-
m}yhskich, Gle
Sill okretowycb,
dla bednarzv,
rZezbiarZy ia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1886-1893, 1889-11-21
O DIR. SkOMI1SKIM s

O DIR. SKOMINJSKIM szero-
ko sic rozpisuja gazety angielskie
W Omaha, Nebr., przypominajac
mu rome fajdactwa, jake popefnii
pc cafel Ameryce, a mlanowlcle,
re wDuluth zostawi} Z zone dzieGmi
ma passive nedzv a teraz W Omaha
lyle Z jakqs mna kobieta.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
HE WAS A TRESPASSER
Gen. Sherman Invaded a Private
Car and Was Elected.

CHICAGO, Aug. 31.-Grand Army men
in this city were very much stirred up
to-day about an interview with Maj.
Hoyt Sherman, brother of Gen. W. L.
Sherman, which was published in the
morning papers here. The gist of it
was that when the general and his
brother reached the depot in Milwau-
kee last night to take the train for this
city at the close of the national encamp-
ment, the old warrior was very much
fatigued; that they were shown into a
car. and were just comfortably seated,
wen lot of members OF Phil
Sheridan post, of Chicago, came into
the ear, that they insisted that the oc-
cupants had no right there, and that
the general and his brother were com
PEELED TO seek seats elsewhere. w. G.
Curtis, commander of Phil Sheridan
post, was interviewed to-day In regard
to the matter. Mr.. Curtis ad-
mitted that it was an awkward
affair, but held that the members
of the post were not to blame in the
matter. The trouble, he thought, arose
out of the fact that the general was
tired and his brother unnecessarily
quick-tempered. The facts, he said,
were that the car had been chartered by
a number of members of the post who
had their wives with them. When
they reached the depot they found the
seats taken, and not knowing
that Gen. Sherman was on board,
ordered the porter to clear the car, which
he proceeded to do. When the dlscov-
cry was made that Gen. Sherman was
being elected, a member of the post
offered him his scar, which was de
clined. Mr.. Curtis says the general did
not seem angered about the matter,
but that Maj. Sherman was in high
dudgeon. They went forward into an
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
A BILLIARD ROOM SCENE.
The Interior of Jay GOuld's Roo m
to Be Staged.

Buffalo Express.
OF all the millionaires none has been
regarded as more retiring in disposition
or more anxious to avoid public scrutiny
and comment than Jay Gould; but l
learn that he has just done thing
which indicates change of his mind.
One of our tbeaters is making ready
elaborately for the production of melo-
drama of city life. One of the charac-
ters is named Jee Gold, and he is smeant
to be counterpart of Jay Gould. l
understand that it is undecided whether
to employ an actor who looks like
Gould or can produce resemblance,
but it is settled that,the part will be
that of an extremely rich Wall street
capitalist and manipulation. One scene
is to represent the billiard room in
Gould's city residence. The theater
folks did not suppose that they could
copy the apartment exactly and so their
scene painter went to George SlosSOn,
the billiardiSt. who had once been en-
ployed by Jay Gould and his son George
to teach the game to members of the
family. The plan was to use SlOsson's
recollection in modelling and painting
the view. But SIOsSOn rather thought
that Gould might afford access to the
room for the purpose, and a polite, ur-
bane, persuasive fellow was sent on the
dsubtful errand to the millionaire.
Il suppose you'll make the scene
adyhow," Mr.. Gould replied. $50 |
think you might as we'll be right. Send
your scene painter to my house and l
will give orders for his admission"
Thus it will come about that Jay
Gould'S billiard room will be seen by
theater assembIages exactly as it looks.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
MARINE MATTERS.

WINoNA-Boats up: r. Harris, Menomonie,
Brother Jonathan, Silas Wright, Robert
Dodds. Clyde United States Alert, Musser,
Gardie Eastman, Juniata. c. A. Denkmann,
J. K Graves. Silver Wave. Ravenna, Le-
claire Belle, Helen Mar. Boats down: Helen
Mar. Juniata. j. X. Graves, Gardie Eastman,
Ravenna, r. Harris, T. c. A. Denkman. Sill
yer Wave, Meta Durant, MuSser, Brother
Jonathan. Water 3 feet 10 inches.
DULUTH-Arrived: Propeller Monanhan-
sett, Cleveland coal: propeller F. X. Fair
banks, kellys island, Limestone; schooner
Massasoit. Cleveland, coal; propeller John
Mitchell. Lorain, coal: propeller United EN-
pire Sarnia, passengers and merchandise.
Departed: Propeller Fedora, Two HarDors,
light. for ore; propeller Winslow, Buffalo,
passengers and merchandise; tug j. II. Eus-
ton. Cranberry river, logging supplies; tug
James Walker. Kingston, towing schooner
Kildonan, Kingston, wheat; schooner Regina,
Kingston, wheat; schooner JENNIE, kings
ton, wheat,
SAULT STE. MARIE-Down, p. m.: Hodge,
7:55; Swain, 4; Helvetia, $50; a: M; ltal-
ian, 8 80; Tom Adams, 4 ;15 II. r. Rhodes,
Volunteer. ) 20; Ohio, Minnehaha, 6:l5;
New Orleans, z $50; William Ansholm. 8 80 I;
Havana, Helena, Empire State. $40; North
ern Light, 30; Ontario, 2; Montana, 1920; !;
Queen of the West, Queen Of the Lakes,
$40. Up, D. m: Pickands, Gratwick, 8 40;
Everett, Sophia, Minch, 10:15; a. m: Tice,
Knapp. Oneonta, IL 30; p. m: India, ST.
IBERIA, 80; Lockwood, 4:30; George Pres
ley, 5 40; Kaliyuga, Fontana, 6;l4; Horace
Tuttle, 7:l5.
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMSHIPS.
New YoRK-Arrived: Greece. from Lon
don; Persian Monarch. from London.
HAMBURG-Arrived: Augusta, from New
York.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-01
DISTRICT COURT BRIEFS.

Judge Seagrave Smith yesterday filed
a decision adjudging the defendant in
the case of James Flemming VS.. Edwin
Cooley, entitled to judgment of S.
492.S0 against the plaintiff. The action
was one brought for an accounting of
an extensive logging busin s;s carried
on by the two parties as partners.
Judge Smith yesterday morning de-
.tnied the motion for new trial in the
case of the Exposition Directors against
S Baldwin Brown. The difficulty in
wolves portion of the site of the Expo
sition.
johnson & Hurd have begun an ac-
ton against Andrew j. Smith and
others for S400 claimed for labor per-
formed in erecting house.
George w. Buck has begun an action
against George B. Meade and others
for the recovery of S924.59 claimed on a
note. .n IL
- william H. AdamSoH has begun an
action against the Buckeye Mutual Fire
Insurance company for the recovery of
81, 1850 claimed as the insurance on prop
erty destroyed by fire.
uMiller Bros. Il. Fletcher have sued A.
Munder for S2S0,62, claimed for mer-
ebandise. .t.s.. ...-s +Ytfo
johnson & Field have sued David
Bradley d Co. for $114,S0, claimed for
goods. -,., -
James II. Pottle has brought an action
against Henry G. Carson to recover
possession of certain personal property.
valued at $50.
The papers in the widely advertised
case of Oscar Hanson against Peter W.
Clark. the druggist, for $50 damages,
for alleged poisoning.
Rev. ]. s. Fall, whom Judge Hooker
ordered be restrained from interfering
with the property of Lima K. Ole, who
occupies a fiat in the Fall block on
Fifth street and Second avenue south,
was yesterday arrested for contempt
of court 1t was alleged that he has
been tearing down Mrs. Oie's signs
again.