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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27

THE private Office of the of one of the larg
est shops in New York the head of the firm told me that
he had for the past years lost at Christmas time
goods to the amount of by this lightngered
gentry.
But said he 81 think we have found means of at
least checking this great leak. The shop-lifer who
abuay steals is suppressed by this method and those
reform. All the merchants adopting it. 1t my
idea, but glad to give it to the Others and now
circulate between another blacklist of habitual
offenders, so that the professionals finding this
pretty hard season. Here comes one of them now" he
said, large, sern-loOking appeared in the door
way accompanying a well-dressed woman, who looked
half suen. half frightened.
The same thing. suppose" said the proprietor.
Yes" said the large man. who proved to be one Of
the firms detectives and very acute and active one.
"She is an old hand. This is the third time she has
been caught in the act. 1t handkerchiefs at the
bargain counter this time; the time before it Christ
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27
sThe Bur1inutun'
RAILWAY.

Union Depots, Minneapolis. st. Paul. Chi
cago and st. Louis.
Ticket Ofhces-St. Paul, corner Third and
Robert sts. Chicago corner Clark and Ad
ans sts.; st. Louis, lip North Fourth ST.
Leave Arrive
Chicago, st. Louis and
Peoria, daily, -. 7:30p. m. 7:55 a. IN.
Chicago, La Crosse,
Dubuque, and Galena
Elk. Sunday. go. .7:3O a. m. 500 o. m.
Suburban trains leave union depot, st.
Paul, for Dayton's bluff, Oakland. Hollywood,
as follows: Except Sunday, z and 9:3O a.
m. and 12:l5 D. M; Sundays only, 1925 a.
M, 12:45 p. M; Daily. 2:40. 4 80. 20 and
9:3O p. M; Wednesday and Saturday only,
ll:2O p. m. Returning-Arrive. except
1915 a. M; Daily, S:15 a. M, 2, 4:45, 6:iO
and z rs p. M. Wednesday and Saturday
only, II :O5 p. m.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27

pink without foliage The bodice faile
oee pointed back
the SHADED bullion embroidery The gloves and the Jewels
Ine whole co9n1on Of very FJene and IN fact the dress was the
green satin with long court train lined with white The front
embroidered lilies The Louis XVI
finished with fcfu of old Venetian the
The Whiney will Whitney
latter half of February
mantle will
fact and greatly the
intmateNeW York
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27
EMMA ABBOTT'S ROMANCE
How She Met the Husband She Has Just Lost

HE news of Mrs. Emma Abbos bereavement in the
death of her husband is received here with pang of gen
ulne sympathy 1t unquestionably happy marriage,
and there was plenty of romance in its preminaries.
Honest Little Emma was living in economy IN
taking vocal the help of few benevolent ladies'
who had discovered her in the extreme penuriy of her
childhood. AT the same house young business man
named Wetherell was staying, who however knew the
industrious musical asprant only by superficial parlor
subscription concert and she gladly assented to the
opportunity but had nothing suitable to at this first
alpaca, which, neatly brushed, had been her standby
every day during the winter While iii trouble this
of affairs lei AFT tah dav
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27
ABOUT WRAPPERS.
Thew vi in Elegance With Retention Gowns

> we DO want to anything about the weather..
~ forbidden theme and it disappointing society
Ia bellies that the less said about it the better but really
\ y because the real will in an
appearance and the girls consequently despair But
it is ill wind that blows nobody good the adyan
which less fashionable society ENJOYS this tOpsy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27

novelties
perhaps
for
ndofa
ngee Wrappers G plush
brilliant
cal be costly material
heavy ruehng silk nce the neck and the
Very stylish dark trimming on light goods light
of
redp
very liking.-New
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27

package which
accepted prOvdenta
little that Mr.
modest donor the timely package Abbott
Ito
The with Miss Abbott
ona Oh an OF g OF one OF her asking her during the
merr on no one knows better than he what hollow sham is He
there dear? She appealed him he repeated
finn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27
OFFICIAL DRESS.


RS. WHITNEY, wife of the secretary and Hon. Mrs.
Michael Herbert nee Belle Wilson, who married to
scion of the house of Pembroke with great pendOr
weeks SINCE both over from Washington this city
for the holidays and both wore exquisite gowns at large
dinner given at the Vanderbts in their honor MAS Her
bers was Of delicate pink fae franchise; plain petcoat
with border of bullion embroidery the edge in shades
of gold, burnt gold and copper Inside the skirts edge
set in place of the usual pnked silk rue many deep
crisp peangs of rosecoored ulle inside the other
like ballet dancers skirts The effect very pretty
when she sat- and her slender little feet in copper-sk
stockings and pink satin slippers, both embroidered in
gold thread appeared from the midst of this swirl of deli
cate, rose stuff. The draperies were of palegod
coored silk tissue, looped with garands of
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27
SOCIAL HINTS.
How a Dinner COMPANION May Be Made musng

DOUBT something may be said for the practice of
taking social headers or diving into peoples intimacy
on the very earliest chance says the Saturday Review
meets at dinner anywhere else for the first time
may say to herself and apparently does say to herself
How am to get much entertainment out of this per-
son as possible? She therefore takes header and be-
gins at once to talk about Love in the ABSTRACT the
personal. Now this manner of diving does frenuentv
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27

OFFICE st. Paul & Sioux City Railroad
" Company, st. Paul, Mimi. Jan. ID, 1889.
"A meeting of holders Of the special stock
Of the st. Paul & Sioux City Railroad COM
papy, issued under agreement of Jan. 9,
1871, will be held at the Office of the land
department of said company, Room 252
Drake Block, St. Paul, Mimi, Oh Monday,
Feb 19, 1889, at 1G Il. N. Said meeting is
called at the request, in writing. of more
than one-fonrth of the entire amount of said
stock outstanding, and pursuant to the pro-
visions OF Section z of the said agreement
OF Jan. 2, 1871, as executed by this company.
George A. Hamilton, secretary: j. w. Pence,
Louise NJ. Fogg, Horace Z. Thompson, Car
RE Thompson.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27

" display
anybody particular whom marrie?
would Would golden
Of great psychological and emotional srsos lying deep below the
FOOLISH ndeed delightfully."- belle tneGouse? Would
instructive letters these and mude
Here be pelous questions But somehow seldom
npidy Who
for
husband
whispered Oldest friend Then the two social swimmers play happily
and the rather But probable that the lady diver
dimes and wonderful the brine
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27
PRUDERY VERSUS MODESTY.
A Contest Which Has Been Going On for Man


ERHAPS no better definition of prudery can be given han
b by the dictionary afected upulousness
cW ~ eadiy defnabe illustration Modesty the real
H ewel; prudery the imitation Modesy knows when
/A wv anticipation being shocked Modesty like
EAHS hnket evil pudery ready Imagine
3TA everything. MdeY with clear and
unshinking vision; prue is afflicted with mental ana
MHn9 nerve everything presented An illus
Iet taon of the difference betWee f moay a nn1
Ib1WP So naowlnnded recently furnished good
the Slater Memorial museum had
cured faithful of the most noted statues Europe ANCIENT ad
modern but the these works art shocked the the e
exhibition chlse
auber employed and the statues brought state Of clothed
lin according fashions
whether the Apollo dressed in trousers
certain that the statues were made dee
before allowed placed
exhibition nothing left une which could done to prevent
ancient maiden lady awfuy
modest that she insisted & covering the legs OF her piano.
and such parsonage
have Norwich She she
o Charles Reade
ndofp
appeaon
thing vile or vicious in fancy
which deals wholly
consideration of beauty for its sake 10 them the
of But
The between modesty and udery
while
Norwich the and
while there crusade against nudity art the usual
that TO
things and follows from this that they who discover indie
and cherished diseased
deyoured that deesabe of all human qualities aectaon
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-01-27

bring to the surface not pearls matters and
exhibition
admitted do learn deal about the object
justly impatient pressing the
last novel when they
mutuaI dsnIav
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-06
Blaine is Determined.

Secretary Blaine Is detcrm ned th1t tho
governments iuteres' in Alaska shall be
protected. He claims that we have eXclu.
sive dominion over all that portion of the
Pacific can known as Behring Sea, ex-
cepting such as lies east of the ire ty line,
bordering on the Siberian coast. The mat
ter has been discussed in the cabines and
the determination Of the admins raj on is
10 enforce all our rights in the ma ter II
England persists in sending ships or war to
protect the Canad an vessels in taking these
young seal, this government VIII mike Wig
orous Efforts 10 stop it, The hrst conflict
OF authority within this immense area OF
water claimed and Owned by the United
States may mean war.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-06
GENERAL.

Congressman Carlos French has been
elected member Of the National demo
cratic committee to represent Cor necticut
in the place of w. II. Barnum, deceased.
A monument in memory of the policemen
who lost their lives in the Haymarket riot
in Chicago May 4, 1885, Was unveiled on the
3Oth ult.
President Harrison reviewed the Memoir.
ial day parade in Brooklyn.
The Earl Of Zetland has accepted the
Irish viceroyship.
The French senate has passed the re
crUitng bill.
Pasteurs system of incubation has eff
fectually checked the spread of viruent
diseas c known as anthrax which has been
working havoc among New South Wales
herds The loss of sheep there 1y this
aiIeotian is estimated %0),0J per annum.
DIR. John r. Lawrence, are of the most
prominent physicians in Kansas dropped
de ID while taking the third degree in
Masonry in n lodge in Wichita.
Rumored that Mexico will cede Lower
California 10 the United Sta es.
The coroner's jury in the Bishop case
find the cause Of death was coma, In I the
doctors acted in good faith, though hastily.
The doctors were then discharged.
The Connecticut senate has passed a bill
which the house had previously passed.,
forodding railro IDS 10 issue FREQ passes o
memb rs of the legislature and order ng tho
comptroller of the currency to furnish
railroad tickets TO every member Of the
Legislature who may mako 10 him an as
signment OF his mile &c.
The court of claims hos adjourned until
the last Monday in October.
The lower house Of tie Connecticut leg
islaturc has passed IA bill gi, ing women tho
right TO vote on the question OF to sale OF
intoxicating quor.
Mrs X. Bradt OF Dirm ngham, Texas.
became suddenly ms ne tho other day, ana
selling pi TO killed two of Ter children.
One OF tho children was four cars old and
the other sig.
President Harrison has appointed Grow
w. Chapman To be solicitor general and
John b. I otton OF Maine 20 be ass slant at
tornoy general.
A terrific wind and hail storm took place
near Clements, Kansas, May >. Four
persons were killed and many others in
ured. Two houses were blown down and u
number OF others unroo.cd.
Daniel Coughlin has been formally ac-
cused OF the murder Of Dr. CrOnn, the
Chicago physician whose death is sur
rounded by so much mystery. The war
| rant was sworn out by Cronn's brother.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-06

The West Superior, Wis, chamber or
commerce has issued invitations 10 all the
10 ding commercial bodies of the east and
northwest TO send delegat 10 q water
ways convention TO be held In West Su-
perior on Augusta. This convention vii.
present a memorial 10 congress 10 make
larger uppTo priatlOns FOR the deepening OF
harbors on the great lakes.
The younym "a do-oorratic club OF New
York gave Il reception ami dinner to ex
Pres dent Cleveland May ~
Justice Gray OF the supreme court will
wed tho daughter OF the late Justice Mat
thows early in June, and sperd the honey
moon in Europe
A voin of n itural gas mas been struck
near Milwaukee.
Edward S. Richards OF Chicago has
brought suit aga the Lake Shore road
for 1870, 0OJ for failure % comply with the
terms OF a contract mado with him.
Mormons from the United States are
settling in the British korthwe t posses
sons the hierarchy OF the cAurch having
purchased several thousand acres OF land
from the Alberta railway and coal COM
pany.
The Illinois legislature has passed
compulsory education Ii l.
The dormitory attached 20 the orphans
home in Wabash, Ind, burned few days
ago None OF the children were in the
bu lding at the time.
Samuel j. Ruby of Iowa has been APP
pointed United States consul at Belfast,
Ire and
Announcement is made that in case Of
the loss of the McGraw Fiske bequest
Henry w. Sage, the Ithaca milliOuaire,
will pay the cost of the library building Of
Cornell universlty-oyer 500, O00-and will
besides enrich it with an endowment OF
500, 900, in which case Mr.. Sages gifts to
the university will reach about Sl,0)0,OO0.
a new eight inch oil pre is to be laid
from Grove City, Pa, to Cygnet o., where
1t will connect with tae Lima line and run
TO Chicago A pipe will also be laid 10
New York, where gas viii be IN nufac-
tured from the petroleum to supply fuel and
light.
The civil service commission has made
an important alteration to one of its rules
by provid ng that hereafter the list of eli
gibles for appointment TO the government
service and their standing shall be made
public.
Great dissatisfaction is expressed with
the members of the city council of Guth-
RE, Oklahoma, and a new set Of officers
will be chosen June 10.
Henry G.. Schorr, the young assistant
rector OF st. Paul Episcopal church Of
Baltimore. committed suicide a few days
ago. He had been despon lent tor some
time over business troubles
Il. +. Gilkerson Of Pennsylvania has
been appointed second comptroller of the
treasury.
Forty 1--we persons were Injured in a rail
way accident near Sullivan. Mo- the other
morning but srgu!arly enough no one was
killed. The accident Was und ,ubtedly
caused by train wreckers.
A memorial statue TO the confederate
dead was unveiled il Alexandria tue other
day.
The trustees OF tho Hartford theological
seminary have voted TO open all courses OF
the institution TO women.
Po st Commander in Chief Lucicn Fair
child Of Milwaukee has been appointed on
the national G.. A. r. pen ion committee
10 succeed Corporal Tanner, the commits
sioner OF pensions, who sent in his resigna
ton
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-06
Gets S22. 100000.

Thirty years ago Robert Shields acquir.
ed homes cad on the banks Of the Nilsson
ri river on the site where the city of Oma
ha now stands. After perfeCting his tit 10
he lett Tor California with his wife and
family and there acquired considerable
amount Of property. Some twelve years
ago he moved 10 Puget Sound and has for
some years been working IS a day laborer
in Puyallup. After he left for Gil form a
the Omaha town site company Jumped his
claim and included it in the land IT sold.
Shields began suit against tue company Is
years ago and the case has been i'm tho
cours ever since. The SD RENE court Of
the United States has decided the case in
his favor and the damages have been as
sessed at AZ, 10000
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-06
GOV. LUCE'S CIRCULAR.
How the $1,000 for Gettysburg Vet
Grams will be Used.

Grams will be Used.
Gov Luce has issued the following circu-
cular relative to the dedication OF the Get
Sysburg monument:
lle following instructions are given for
the information Of those entitled to aid
under the resolution OF the legislature:
In the distribution OF this fund ! am linn
tied and dire cted in its use. The resolution
reads as follows: "And lee it further re
solved that further sum of 5000, or so
much thereof as may be nece ssary, be and
the same is hereby appropriated out OF any
moneys in The state treasury not otherwise
appropriated, on the warrant of the auditor
general, to be expended under the direction
of the governor of the state of Michigan,
for the purpose Of assisting in paying the
transportation to said dedication at Gettys
burg OF such survivors of the Michigan T.
carnations who were present and pdrtici-
patad in the battle OF Gettysburg. and who
are residents of the state OF Michigan, as
are not able 20 meet their own expenses
BY this it will be seen that tao legislature
has defined,
/. Tn t it can only be used 10 assist in
transportation and for no other expenses.
2. That only those belonging to Michigan
organizations who participated in the battle
and are now residents of this state and not
able to meet their own expenses are EMIT.
led to the benefits OF the same
Whatever may be my personal wishes or
inclinations, these statutory directions
must be obeyed.
As heretofore noticed, this sum OF money
will be di.tr buted TO the different rcgi.
ments and organizations AMI wherever or.
carnations exist the money will be passed
over TO them and VIII be distributed and
accounted for by thom, and all survivors Of
such organizations must apply through the
same aud as hereinafter directed.
Where ser the amounts apportiOncd TO the
different organizations are more than sufii
cent 10 pay the transportation of the
members thereof the surplus will be
distributed 10 those regiments where def
ciencies occur.
The regiments having organizations and
the persons 10 whom members of the same
should apply are as follows: First Michi-
g4u infantry ~ VIM. Wddicomb, Grand
Rapids Third Michigan infantry-Gen. -.
H. Pierce, Grand Rapids; Fouth Michigan
infantry )rge kinney, Hillsdale; Fifth
Michigan neutrality-suspicious. III. Shook, De-
troit: Seventh Michig n infantry Charles
Hamilton, Bronson; Sixteenth Michigan
lufantrY--John Weller, East Saginaw
Twenty fourth Michigan infantry-O. f..
Curtis, Detroit. All the cavalry regiments,
including the First, Fifth, Sixth and
loventh, should apply to Capt. A. T..
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-06
FOREIGN.

The Gar has ordered tho withd rawal OF
proceedings again t the officials charged
with being responsible for the disas or to
his ma esty's train at Bark. lie says that
God s mercy 10 his family and mself at
the time induced him TO extend clemency.
He adds that tee bad cond ton OF the road
ought 10 be "a warning TO other officials
The German reichstig has passed the
aged workinGman insurance bill.
The CHILEAN government has ordered
Ten forty five ton Krupp guns for coast de-
lenses
Robert T. Lincoln, United States minis
ter 20 England, was presented to the
QUEEN May D.
Queen Victoria was 20 years old May
"a. The day was celebrated throughout
her domain.
Weekly expositor. (Brockway Centre, Mich.) 1882-1894, 1889-06-06
Detroit Produro -,rx.t.

Apples-s l.5GG2.50 per Dbl; frey, so.i5
Glj. Rcceip in excess OF demand.
Beans-Cily hand picded, 81 5CG9l 81;
unpcAed, 81 100 - per bu. Market in
active and prices normal.
Butler-Market weak at 1:G9l4c, best
selections; choice iTseh creamery, l68l7c (;
olcomargarine l3G6l5c.
Checse-Full cream, SGl0c, as per quail
ity.
Cabbages-New, 50 per . Dbl crate
Cherric5-Sour, $32JG13.50 per "a vt casa;
scarce.
Dried Apples Inactive, held at 21}lG.jc;
evaporated 90, &C.
kggs-1!c per doz single crates, 121Ec;
and regular.
Flour-Michigan patent, $3.50 per Dbl !;
roller process, $40; Minnesota p tent
S6506515; Minnesota bakers, SLS,@5l 10;
rye -four, S3.5O@ii5.
Hides NO green hides, &c; No green,
2I6c; No | cured, 4/sc; part cured, &C. No
2, 3ISc; bulls and stays, 3gc;No calfsllins
I16c; No calf, 2l8c; deacon's green, 800
25c; dry do, 100 DC; No veal kip, 4c; No
= do, &c; No cured calf and kip, ~ high
or; Sheep pelts, 10000, as per quantity Of
wool
Maple sugar-1Oa11c per ID; syrup, 200
S5c per gal.
Onions--Bermudas, s1.15 Per bu.
Provisions-Mess pork, Sl2 31l30l12 so
per bbl; family, Si2 15@l3; short clear,
Sl3 i50l4 lard in tierces, refined, G54GDic
per ID; kettle, Sl3MS$4c; small packages
ders, i1xWi54c bacon, 1GdlU4c; dried
beef hams, StsQQ9c; extra mess beef, 81 90
90 Z - per Dbl; plate beef, s. 1903.
Potatoes-ln car lots, lSM2Oc; Job lots
20(G2jc; rutabagas, l5c; new southern po-
tatoes 81 50(eoj per Dbl.
Poultry-Live old ROSTERS, &c; chickens,
mixed, SNSl6c: ducks, Sc; turkeys, lUc;
pigeons, 30c per p..ir; spring chickens, 3i0l
t0c per pair. Market strong, most Ut out
side figures.
Salt whitefsh-sG 25 per Dbl; trout,
S. 20.
Strawberries 1908 25 per box OF 81 cts
for good shipping stock; morning receipts
very light; goosebcrrics, = per stand, and
very rare.
Tomatoes-Ne Floridas, S. 20 per bu
crate.
Tallow-Best grades 39lc per 10.
Vegetables SOC per dozen
lettuce, b0c per bu; spinach, soc; pie
plant, soc per doz punches; radishes,
zoe: onions, l.c; peas, 80 per bu box;
do, S2.2502.LO; asparagus, 4Oc; carrots, soc
per Dbl; parsnips, Soc.
Neal-Dressed in carcass, good 10 choice,
5G16c; poor TO fair, 3tdic.
Wool-Eine wgshed feeces, 25c; medium
do, 2gc; uuwashed, understandable cotted
and black, hcoff; unwashed bucks, go OF (;
washed tags, l2c; unwashed tags, &c.
Lave stock.
Hogs-Quality good; market opened fair
~ active but price five cents lower:
light 81 1904 40; rough packing, "a 50,d
IS; mixed, 1904 %; heavy packing and
shipping,S1 1904 50. Cattle Market slow,
bnt ste dy; beeves, SO 35ni %; cows
and mixed 81 S0a3 50 stoclsors and feed
ers, SO 25OD3 20. Sheep FED shorn Tex
ans, S3.90l04; Oregon raDgorS, S3.25, "a
tiVes, 81 25Gel 40.