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Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1889-03-08
4 Good Farm for Sale

offer for sale my farm situated IN the town
vt Kendall, Lafayette county Farm consists OF
- acres. about one hundred acres under cult
ton: balance meadow Sud pasture. Win sell al
reasonable price Sn3 oW terms TO suit purchaser,
\nv. 81. ISIS LAME~ lE\AIA\
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22
Buck sues for Fees.

SAN FRANcIsco. December 19-S. NJ.
Buck filed the complaint today in suit
against the city Of Eureka, Humboldt
county, to recover $500 counsel fees,
which he claims is due him from the city
in the action brought against it some
time ago by the Chinese who were ex-
PEELED from Eureka. The city won it's
case, but refused, it is alleged, to pay the
fees charged on the ground that they
were excessive. Buck claims that the
city authorities promised to pay him lib.
orally if be won the case, and holds that
the charges are not excessive.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22
lntersaate Temperance.

CHICAGO, December 81. Trout
man, of Topeka, Kansas, was today
chosen permanent Chairman of the In
terstate Prohibition Convention. 1t was
decided to call the organization the Iu-
terstate Temperance Union, and that it
shall consist of the States represented
and such others as wish to join. One
representative shall be allowed for every
sc. 1000 persons in the State.
The following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year: President, G. A. At
kiuson, Lincoln, Neb.; Secretary
Thomas b. Balm, Topeka, Kas. Treas
urer, John Mahan, Iowa.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22
Supposed to be Loot.

NEW YORK, December 19.-It is
rumored in shipping circles that the river
steamer City of Kingston has been lost.
The vessel formerly piled between this
city and Rondout on the Hudson, but
was sold to the Northern Pacific railroad
to run on Puget sound. Two weeks age
she left here destined for that place by
way of Cape Horn. Since that time
nothing has been heard of her.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22
Not entity.

CINCINNATI, December 20.-This morn
ing, after two weeks trial, the case of the
Government against William Means and
John K. De Camp, OF the Metropolitan
National Bank, was concluded. The
oftense charged was making false re-.
turn of the condition OF the bank to the
Comptroller Of the Currency, with intent
to deceive the officers of the bank. The
jury was out half an hour and returned a
verdict of not guilty.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22
Alaska Bu.ine.s association.

SAN Francisco. December 19.-The
Pioneer Business Association of Alaska
affected a permanent organization today,
with =. O. Colberth, President; s. s.
Smith, Secretary, and A. s. Wadley,
Treasurer. The association has drawn
up memorial to Congress, enumerating
the needs of the Territory and asking for
stringent laws granting homestead titles
for residences, canning sites and trading
posts, and the modification of the timber
law and liquor law. The association
recommends the appointment of q Con-
gressional committee to draft suitable
laws for the Territory, and recommends
Miner W. Bruce as delegate to Congress.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22
TELEGRAPHIC.
fAssociated Press Dispatches to the HERALD
a Free Fight.

\ Free Fight.
KANSAS Cry, December 20.-At 1C
O'Clock this morning word was received
ct the police station that q general fight
was in progress at the corner of -Four.
teenth and Wyoming streets. A squad
of policemen hastened there and found
forty or fifty men fighting with stones,
clubs and improvised weapons of all
kinds. They fed at sight of the officers.
The fighting was caused by the refusal ol
Contractor McNeely, laying the grade ol
the Chicago, Kansas and Nebraska divis.
ion of the Rock Island road, to pay bis
men this morning. Six men were badly
hurt. No arrests. ~
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22
The Fort Worth Deal.

BosToN, December 19.-At meeting
of the Union Pacific directors today the
Union Pacific-Fort Worth deal was con.
eidered and referred to the Executive
Committee, to be put into shape and
executed.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1889-12-22

HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
Mprttana.

- I'm lumpiser % TpQar tpiaen,
fat in bent IL Meilen BON 9oifpn ent=
%fernten DDrfe 8aberSburg Sobn
g Sreentan Den Gobert 9obfelot, Der
i'm um 3obluns ieiner Sdulo sem,abnt
9atte, erfdpfien.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

bon feinen 8ilbern. bsftebenb aus &a=
oirrtnsen, Gupferiiden, photographs
rlngen u. +. 10. am DDnnertag,
5reitag unb Sami # a 8, ben "A.
bis 26 eSanuar Inn 10 nbr Mprz
gems, 2 nnb z nbr 80 Minu=
ten Nahmitta9s. Dies lit Der
@erfauf bes MaGenpertpalters Der bans
terotten Mudmcre 9ubliibins So. unb
Die bette @elesenbeit Die sur 2ebensseit
porfommen fam, irt @ilber bilig ans
~sufnufen. gerfauf I'm 2aben SO. leo
|Df Ste Str.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
Mn uniere XeSer.

Das @ebetbua ~Tdbrer gu nj
Simmel" bas mir FAINT einem Dell
orudbilo tlrslid ais Nrdmie Of rirten,
1T pergrifen. Sie Oelorudbiloer, BON
oenen mir 2 Stiid ais 9rdmie pfferiren,
iino ihon bes Dfteren I'M .@anoerer'
beidrieben rporoen, uno balten mir bies
ielben itets an 0ano.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
2angbDn 8. 9 eine Oarb
brett nur 6 Gts. per Oarb.

2%anebDn 8. 9 eine Darb
brett nur 6 Gts. per Yarb.
nngebIei6t 8 III N 81 | ens
tuh, feline Gu litdt 5 Gts. per Daro.
AZ 3pll brett, 2ansoon, &C.
bleidtes &Dpffifen neberSeug, @aum=
ppIentud nur III Gts. per garb.
10000 Oarbs Gefen BON
@eiBseue in 2dnsen BON 5 Bis liz
Daros-nlr 123 Gts. per 9arb.
100 gans leinene Sii6beden
mil rptber 8prte MIR $1.OO per Stild.
Damat Tranhir Tlher
40 Gts. pr Stiid.
Tbee Tnder, @rDBe 5:4 fir 95
Gts per Stid.
9anbtider sum @Idier
trDdnen BON 6-10 @ts. per Stild.
STANDARD gebrudtes8 aum=
wpll5eug
nrr 81 Cts per Oarb. Sierprn
eiebt es 10000 Oarbs in ben ihDn=
ften belen unb ounflen Muiterr, z unb
s Gts. Aualitdt, MIR 81 Gents per
Oaro.
Matte: @ute Aualitdt refine
tpeibe @atte ilrr s Cts. per &plle.
500 Dutenb neiBe 8prlas
gen init farbisen 8orte1, gefpbbnli9
p~erfauft fir 81. so lno $l.75 per 9ubs
emo iur $1.2O fit bieies Mal.
llaier srOta, tiger eaersGintauT non Bran:
tsIa Ioehen auaesGmmrn.
|9ic 9anse 4nswabl mirb ;u
Special 8reiien pferirt.
Mdntel Department M 2.
Stpd: 1lniere Ibiidt 1T bieien Man=
tel @erfauf gum sr5Bten 81 MAIDEN Der
je bagetpelen it, 0ir fauften bieie
Waare bon einem Der befbefannten
Mdntel. Sabrifanten in Der @elt gu ut:
gefabr so Gents am Oolar. @ie ibr
ale tpiHet iinb mir nit einem fleinsn
grofit sufrieoen. Sbr f6nnt periidert
ieirL mod ME baseUeiene Bargains in
Mdntel bier gu finoen.
Spt ] beftebt In SO lansen Damei,
Mdnteln, entbaltenb ale bic neueiien
Miphcn in lopien 6rpnts llnb gut anlie=
acnccn Mdntel, BON benz belten gars
NDl Sud- eemadt. SIN einfab unb
fancb getreift. 9ie ndm'iden Mdntel
wrrben bieie ear15e Saiion fir $lO unb
S12.75 perfauft. Cure answaH
su $6.98.
Got 2 befiebt in 125 Stem Marfets
NIT lppien Srpnts unb Sancb GapeS>
BON eans polenem 8capsr geinaht, in
Goblin 8lau geftreiit uno in Gbeds,
init Stuff 0iiden unb @lpden Germel.
Oieie New Martets tpurbet gu $12-
1850 per'auft. nnier jeti9er
Breis $7.98.
Got beitebt in 35 Mdntel nit
Samnt seflttert, BON I'm beiten Ser
iep Sud semadt, in idtpars, blau unb
grim. Resuldrsr 9reis $35. Il NJ
Tier iebiger Yreis SOL.
9ot 4 befte9t in rs lansen Oanlen
Mtdntel, semadt BON Dem beft gang
woaenen Beaper, infdpar1 blau, braun
unb grim. Dieie Mdntel tpuroen i'm.
mer 81 $2O-$25 bertauft. l1nfer
Yreis $3.50.
2ot 5 beftebt in 9liib Sacques
unb Stem Msar'ets inn 9reiie bon $22. so
bis gu $50. Sir offeriren bieielben
BON IS Bis SIS nieoriser tpie bieielben
je alppr nerfauft tpuroen. &pmmt fritz
ebe bieielben nersrifen finb.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

t%~$~
80 tbeiI tDer6eu.
-8att. @efellcnberetn I, st.
Saul. Dte uDn %eenonntem 8sreire am
Ronrag>Nbsnb Seranfaltete muifalifhe
uno bramattfhe nnterbaItuns mar,
pie mir pernetmen, Iberaus fart befuAt
unb befriebtgte ale Anwefeneen po1auf.
SIN Mprtreaf Sat es unter ben
&attDltfen ntht geringes Nufieben erreet,
ras Der pafOr Der bortisen ct. Batrif'sz
Gemeinbe, Der erSbYn trlfhen @smeinre
In Canada, BON Der 8anseI berab feinen
Gemeinbes Nitslieberr unter 4~nbrcbung
fhp,rer tirhliher Strafen perboten bat,
Dem Satnpifer 8att Orben Der SCR.
refers beiautreten cbtr anluaebSren.
Dieter Drben Bat in lester 3eit In CANADA
l,br pieIe Mitalieber, beionters aud tn
Rcntreal, bsfommsn. Grinbe fur ras
yerbDt rurten niht %aneegeben, fpnberp
nur, BOP es auf &oorrnuns bes General
siears WareHal erfolst lei.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

- l1eber bic neue 8erfaf=
uns npn New @ampfbire,
relde Elm bDrtiser StaatscDnpent an
sefertist Fat, miro idon i'm Mdr; bie=
les Sakres Die 8plfsabRimmlns ifatt=
ftnben. Dieier Neutrality-suspicious.
ent9dlt spabrbaft baaritrdubenoe8 elfims
mllnsen, barunter Die, oaB Die 6erifel
lung unb Der g rfauf geiitiser 8etrdnfe
I'M Staate 9ans uRo gar utlo sbne jeoe
4usnabfne nerbotei fem foo. t1nter
oieien umRdnoen it es Elm @lad, bab
,ur aunabme BON MISUNDERSTANDING
gen in 4ep@ampfbie cine 3reierittels-
mehrbett aaer on Der Nabl iid betbei=
fisenoen 8irg ut nStbig lit. Sian
gaubt nidt. baB Die 9robibitiDnilfen
else Ipld,e Mebrbet erlaasen f5nnen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
9onaIOion'S 0laS 8lo6
Store,
6 de Der 6. unb NtcoIIet
Mbenue.

Ser erpBe Musperfauf bon 6ausz
80 a.
rem, Stidereien, Spiten,
&inber Muslin nnteraeug unb Tiidleiz
men in 10 srpsem Mabitab, tpie in bies
femTbeile bes 2anbes nod ME basetpe=
len, tpirb aud in bie'er WDhe fortses
iebt. Noh EXTRA Bargains iino basu
sefpmmen. Sebt 1T Die b ite @elesenz
beit fur 9ausfrauen, biais ein5ufau=
fen.
Mae @aaren nad 6 I. gaul ipers
ben unentgeGblid seianot. 8e=
%itelunsen per Soft prompt ausgeflbrt.
g%roben auf @unid germ 5useianot.
&atalOse fret suseianot.
Sebt bic groBen Bargains
in Muslin nnter5eng.
Bargain So l. &Driet=
Il eber3ige: 900 9ubenb aus sus
tenn Mhlslin fabriSirt 1T alien @r6ben,
nur ID Gents.
8araain SO. Q. nnterbps
len: Cute Nltalitdt Mrslin> init Sal
ten uno Gersier,meen nur 80 Gts.
Bargain Np. 3. 9amens
SENDER, quite Aualitdt Mnslin
m II Tordon Spitcn garnirt
nur 33 Gts.
BARGAIN So. 4: Dame ~
bemben feline Mlls[in nit Sph aus
Gtidereiei, MIR SO Gts.
BARGAIN go. 8: Nahtbe M
ben quite Auslitdt Muslin, s a M
bric &uffles, nur 80 Gts.
Bargain sc .. 6: Na6tbem,
ben Before Dual tdt feline Stidereien
nlr SO Gts.
Bargain So. 7: Inter
rDde CUTE Aualitdt Muslin NIT Sal
ten rnb tpeite 8 tidereien rlur 90 Gts.
8argan 81 o. 8: llnterrrdc, feline
Aualitdt MisIin nit ipeiten Tnrfpn
Spitcn o%aInirt, Sl.25.
9amburser Stidereien.
@ir iangen bieie eaiipn NIT einen
e,prmen Eager bieier Stidereien an.
1000 Stud Gambric 8pr:
Der sroBe Msulter 4ustpabl gu 5 Gts
per Oaro.
500 Stld gambric 8pr:
Der ppn J Bis 2 3oa britt nrr 10 Gts
per garb.
500 Stnd Gambric 8or:
ser z 3pa brett, e.enet iih iebr gu
CIR @arnirrns BON nnterr6den, nur q
Gts. per garo
j 200 Stud Is Bolt Brett,
Gambric Slouncing s 3oa belt cit
groh;r Bargain, MIR 48 Gts. pei garb
@iersu mplten mir bemerfen, bab it
persaneener ISOLDE nod neue sadel
in Nainipo's> ShpeiSer uno feinel
Cambria Siidereien anselanet fino
pelde ii4 b~eionoers fir ainberfleioe
eignen.
GORDON Spiben.
Grpbe gerfduie in poriser ISOLDE
iinb Der bette 8eneiB baB uniere Scr
hons allsseseidnet biaig iinb
Ghte GORDON Spiben il
perihieoenen 8reiten unb Munern 81 3
5, 6, 7 unb 8 Cents per garb
@rDBe 4usmabl in Cor
dpns, 4 3ou brett, sum- 8eiab Dol
u~nterrDdsn, pertb Is Cents pc
Oarb, MUIR 10 Cts per Oarb
Gdte GORDON Spiben
1911 brett, fir nnterrod Beiat
grDbe Bargains, tpertb 80 uno 35 Ste
nur rs Cts. per Darb.
unier ausrerfauf bon Baum
!. mDllen= unb 2einen<3 a a
}, rem gebt boran.
:. Cine garb breiter geb leif
Tier 2pnsbaIe nnb Fruit of til
Loom Nuslin .nur u Gents pc
garb. z.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

- Nidts 8sFeres gibt Is I'M 6auie
als Elm gufes, unperfdlihtes @lasW ein,
6erte fanr e8 fh BEL ben greiien TN
california Wetntaufe, SO.
1870 Oft Z. straBe, Gin Sober lei.
fer.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
-Dmaba. 90. cyan. Die NIT

-Dmaba, 90. San. Die NIT
einem r,tbep, bibihen iunSen Manne
berlDbte, 18idbrise Tod,ter zines bieis
gen Observation-Disclosures, 2ouiie Sinner.
ton, 1T NIT einem Darn d, einem elabs
tDpfisen altetl 8erl, auf uno baop n
se9aneen. 8ater Simerton 1T bin:
ter ben 8lld!linsen per.
= Su Der Ndbe bon 8eaner
Gitp bat tpdbrenb bes b~ersanSenen
Sabres Elm Narmer auf einem balhen
ycte 2ano 200 8uibels 3 wiebeln
aeap5eu, trel@e er, pbne fih beipnoer
Nfibe 81 geben, gu $lpe. 8ulba Der.
faulte.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24
NdtbieI.

gus Der bilfern, feuhtfn Gtube
SAaut burh mt4 etn b6fer Sube,
geinen Wagen ju ~erlaben,
MSht' fr germ mid rifpdris taben.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

aufOfuns ber Re&enaufsabe tn DOT. SO.
Die 8sDthte fnb: l gfunb, 3 gfb., 9
Bfb., q Bfo. unb 60 8fb. @tr's besrsts
fit. probtre an elmer beltsbiaen 3ntI unb
CT rutrb fnbeu, tnb er burh 3~ufemnenitun
ober &b3teten btefer S Steine ietes beIiebigs
Gewint bfrauetffpn1nen tam.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1889-01-24

81 Mnen seH. RittheIungen aus fotboiiihe Ser.
etnen trirb an porliege1oer SteGe d19emefiene Berfd'
E6tig1n9 ~ tbeil treroeu.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-06
A MARVEL OF PURITY.
Royal Baking Powder a Perfect Leavening
agent, absolutely free from lime and alum

The Royal Baking Powder is considered by all chemists
and food analysts to be marvel of purity strength and
wholesomeness 1t is perfect leavenng agent making bread
CAKE rolls mullins, and other pastry light, delicious and
wholesome 1t has superseded the of tartar and
soda, and of soda and milk in the work of the best
cooks whenever given trial. Hot food raised with
will not cause indigestion but may be impuny
by those with the most sensitive digestive organs
Furthermore the Royal Baking Powder is now the only
baking powder before the public free from lime and abso-
luey pure This is due the improved method by the use
OF which it has been made possible to produce perfectly
pure of TARTAR from which all the lime has been elm
mated This chemically pure of is exclusively
employed in the manufacture of the Royal Baking Powder
that its absolute freedom from lime and other extraneous
substances is guaranteed.
Professor McMurte, late chemist in chief to the u
Department Of Agriculture, Washington, D. c., says:
81 have examined the of tartar manufactured for
and used by the Royal Baking Powder Company in the man
uactue Of their baking POWDER and find it to be perfectly
pure, and free from lime in any FORM
Gail chemical tests to which have submitted il have
proved the Royal Baking Powder perfectly healthfu of
uniform, excellent quality and free from any deeterious sub
stance. VIM McMURTRIE, PED"
Chemist i" Chief o. s. Dept Of agriculture
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-06
MARINE MATTERS.

DULUTH-Arrived: Northern King, Al
coma. Alta, W. H. Stevens, Moran, Buffalo;
Everett, Sophia, Minch, Cleveland; City of
Traverse Chicago. Cleared: Nyack, EN-
pire State, Buffalo; Florida, Northern King,
North Star, Two Harbors Australasia, Ash
land; City of fremont, Hancock
WNONA-Boats up: r. j. Wheeler, Ra-
VIENNA, r. Harris. Glenmont, Inverness, Jen-
ME Hayes, Evansville, d. Boardman, Meta
Durant, Musser, Juniata, r. Dodds, The New
Boats down: Musser R. Harris, Douglass,
Boardman, Meta Durant, Jennie Hayes. r.
Dodds, Ravenna, Inverness. Charlotte
Boeckeler Mountain Belle, Evansville, r. j.
Wheeler, Helen Mar. Water, three feet two
inches
SAULT STE. MARIE-Up: R. P. Fitzgerald,
80; Mecosta, 1885; George w. Morley
Frank D. Even, $50; Northern Wave, Mark
Hopkins, Middlesex, 9:45: William Eyer.
City of Duluth, 1O:45; White and Friant,
PParana, Fanny Neil, Colorado, 1915; George
gebic, j. H. Deveraux, 3:45; N. H. Mills,
J. o. Peters, Leander. o. j. Halls,
$780,; Robert Rhodes, Fl. J. johnson,
Matner, $40; New Orleans. Columbiana,
Smith and Post, 9:15; Nipigon, Melbourn,
Maria Martin, 1910; James Pickands. Roam
o6e, Osceola, IL :25; Elinmere, Wadena,
l2:45 a. M; Iron Duke, Iron Cliff, 2:2O;
Northern Queen, Northwind. 4 W. II. Graf
wick, 40; China, $50; Kithe NJ Forbes,
Allegheny, No. 101, 1850: j. S. Fay D. P.
Rhodes. s 20; Aurora, David BOWS, ii :35
Peerless. Forest City, Ii. H. Brown, 1:l5;
Missouri, Missoula, Campana, 2:30; Kalyuga,
Fontana, so; Sparta, Sumatra :07; Tom
Adams, c. Il. Minch, z.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-06

NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SALE-Whereas
~ default has been made in the conditions
of certain mortgage executed and delivered
by Mary Mulcare (WldoW), mOrtgagOr, to The
st. Paul Trust Company a corporation duly
incorporated and organized under the laws
of Minnesota, mortgage, dated the third day
of September, A. ID. eighteen hundred and
eighty eight, and recorded in the office of the
Register of Deeds of the County of Ramsey,
in the State of Minnesota. on the thirteenth
Q3th) day of September, A. D. 1888, at
11:30 o'clock a. m, in book "2O5'' of Mort
cages on page Is. on which there is claimed
to be due, at the date of this notice, the
amount of two thousand one hundred and
CHA 3) for principal and interest upon
the obligations described in and secured bv
said mortgage; the said principal note was
declared to be due and payable, by reason of
default made in the payment of the coupon
interest note which became payable March
Sd, 1882 and which note remains unpaid,
and no action or proceeding has been insti-
tuted at law or in equity to recover the debt
now remaining secured by said mortgage or
any part thereof;
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that
by virtue of power of sale contained in said
mortgage, and pursuant to the statute in such
case made and provided, said mortgage will
be foreclosed by sale of the mortgaged prem
ises therein described, and the said mort
gagged premises will be sold by the sheriff of
said County of Ramsey at public auction, to
the highest bidder therefor, for cash, at The
Fourth street front door of the court house,
in the CITY of st. Paul, in the County of Ram
sey, and State of Minnesota, on Wednesday,
the fourteenth 04th) day of August, A. D.
eighteen hundred and eighty-nine, at ten
O'Clock in the forenoon. to satisfy the amount
which shall then be due on said mortgage,
with interest thereon. and costs and expenses
of sale, and seventy-tive 90 dollars attor-
ney's fees, as stipulated in said mortgage in
case of foreclosure.
The premises described in said mortgage,
and so to be sold, are the lots, pieces or par
GELS of land situated in the County of Ram
sey and State of Minnesota, and known and
described as follows, to wit: Lots two (2)
and three 80, block eight ~, of Edmund
Rice's Second Addition to st. Paul, according
to the recorded plat of said addition, on
file and of record in the office of the Reg
lister of Deeds in and for said Ramsey County,
together with all the Entertainments and APP
purtenances thereto belonging or III any way
appertaining thereto. Said lots will be Of
fered for sale in separate tracts and parcels,
in the order above stated.
THE ST. PAUL TRUST COMPANY,
Mortgage.
BY J. W. BISHOP, President.
HARVEY OFFICER,
Attorney for Mortgage, st. Paul. MINI.
Dated June 81, 1889.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-06
MANITOBANS ARE HAPPY.

The Northern Pacific and Hud-
son Bay Railways Are Pushing
Things.
Special to the Globe
WINNIPEG, Man., July 5.-Work will
be commenced shortly on the construc-
ton of nine elevators along the North
ern Pacific extensions in Manitoba.
Grading, tracklaying and bridge con-
Struction on these lines are being pushed
vigorously, and it looks as if the North
ern Pacific means to carry the bulk of
this years grain crop of Manitoba. An
Ottawa dispatch says that Hugh Suth-
erland has made such arrangements
with the Canadian government as will
insure the early completion of the Win
nipeg & Hudson Bay railway. Nh.
Sutherland has devoted almost his en-
tire time for three or four years to fur
thering this great scheme, but has so
far succeeded in building only forty
miles of road. 1t was thought that when
the Manitoba legislature repealed the
act guaranteeing interest on the bonds
of the road to an amount not exceeding
S4,500,O00, that the enterprise would be
abandoned for some years at least, so
that the announcement now made is
gladly received, and it is hoped it will
prove correct
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-06
Changes Contemplated.

Special to the Globe
w WASHINGTON, d. c., July 5.-Con-
templated postal changes: Minnesota
Ihe postmaster at Vivian resigns and
recommends Thomas Thomson; post
master at Newburgh resigns and recon-
mends K. K.Ferol; postmaster at Fake
dale recommends the discontinuance of
Rocky office; postmaster Phillips. at
Echo, asks delay until a remonstrance
against his removal can be forwarded.
One hundred citizens of Isanti petition
for the appointment of Peter Moreline.
Two hundred citizens petition for the
retention of the postmaster at Belle
Plain. Twenty-eight members OF the
G. A. X. at GAINESVILLE protest against
G. B. McCubey, and urge the appoint
ment of Mullen Peterson, of Gilchrist.
They advise the postmaster general
that the postmaster at Gilchrist is in
sane and recommend the appointment
of G. Flathew. j. K. Brown, postm aster
at Rosendale asks for a change for the
size of his Office. Dakota-Eunice Tur-
ner, postmaster at Hancock, resigns
and recommends Noah Solenberger; j.
E. Mills. postmaster at Ottawa, resigns
and recommends G. n. GundersOn.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-07-06
WAR TO THE KNIFE.
That's What the Cut in Grain
Rates by the Baltimore & Ohio

That's What the Cut in Grain
Rates by the Baltimore & Ohio
Means.
CHICAGO, July 5.-The action of the
Baltimore d Ohio road in reducing the
rate on corn and wheat to the basis of
20 cents a hundred pounds from Chi
cago to New York, was the subject of
discussion to-day at meeting of the
Chicago committee of the Central
Traffic association. The Pittsburg,
Fort Wayne q Chicago gave formal no.
tice that it would meet the reduction,
and issued its tariff accordingly, to take
effect July 10. The meeting finally adj
journed without action until tomorrow,
and in the meantime an effort is
to be made to induce the Fort
Wayne to defer putting the
reduced rates into effect until confer
ence can be arranged between the Off
Gals of the trunk line and Central Traf-
fic associations. The Chicago d Alton
railroad has given notice of its intention
to reduce the rate on cattle between
Kansas City and Chicago from the pres
ent basis OF 2715 cents hundred to %
cents.
HOW II IS VIEWED.
BALTIMORE, Nd. July 5.-Comment-
ing upon the reduction in freight rates
made by the Baltimore q Ohio railroad,
which goes into effect tomorrow, Ham
bletOn'S circular says:
The cut IN grain rates by the Balti-
more d Ohio was the last straw which
threatens to break the back of the
agreement among gentlemen" The
cut rate is II cents from Chicago to
Baltimore and Is cents to Philadelphia.
Whether the step taken by the BaIti-
more d Ohio is a wise one remains to
be seen. If the Baltimore & Ohio is
permitted to carry freight at reduced
rate, without the reduction being met
by other lines, it would, of course, Sc
cure very large traffic and enjoy an
advantage, but it is not to be presumed
that such will be the case, as more than
likely the other roads will make such
sweeping reductions as only the fittest
will survive. One would suppose the
Baltimore & Ohio would be about the
last road which might precipitate a rail-
road war. The past management tried
the experiment of "taking independent
action" which policy was so disastrous
as to bring the Baltimore q Ohio to
the verge of bankruptcy, from which it
escaped only by appealing to the Drexel-
Morgan syndicate for aid, and by pay
ing dearly for the assistance rendered.
1t is to be hoped that no such results
may follow the present independence
of the Ba fillmore IL Ohio.