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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03
DunPlings
With
IRoxa Baking
Powder

No dessert is more delicious, wholesome
and appetizing than well-made dumping,
iiflled with the fruit Of the season. BY the
use of the Royal Baking Powder the crust is
always rendered light, flaky, tender and di.
gestible. Dumplings made with it, baked or
boiled, will be dainty and wholesome, and may
be eaten steaming hot with perfect impunity.
REcEiPr.-On quart Of -four: thoroughly mix with
i, three teaspoons Of Royal Baking Powder and small
teaspoon Of salt; rub in piece OF butter lard the
size of egg and then add large potato grated in
the -four: after the butter is well Mixed stir in milk and
knead TO the consistency Of soft biscuit dough- break
of pieces OF dough large enough to close over four
quarters Of an apple for other fruit desired without
4 rolling and lay in earthen dish Tor steamer and
steam until the fruit is tender Bake If preferred.
In all receipts calling for cream of tartar
and soda. substitute Royal Baking Powder.
Less trouble. never fails, makes more appe.
thing and wholesome food and is more eco
nomical. Royal Baking Powder is specially
made for use in the preparation ofthe finest
and most delicate cookery. =
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ssCindePeIla and the Glass
Sinner

At Donaldson's Glass Block, Minneapo-
lis, tomorrow evening. Grand annual
opening concert. by Danz's famous
orchestra. Special sale of Cloaks to-day
and tomorrow
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03
In the SheriR's Hands.

MILWAUKEE. Wis.,, Dec. 2.-The
business of the ]. & E. B. Frindlace
importing company. passed into the
hands of the sheriff this morning by
virtue of attachments aggregating
$500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03

A burning woodshed in the rear of Chi
nese and negro dive on Eighth street, be-
tween " abasha and Cedar streets. called out
the fire department about 10 o'clock last
night. The damage was trifling.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03
Grand Annual Holiday Opening

At Donaldson's Glass Block, Minneapo-
lis, tomorrow evening at z o'clock.
Splendid music! Gorgeous display!
Brilliant Examinations! Don't miss this
great entertainment.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03
A Weather Prediction,

IF you intend to spend the winter in
Cal fOrnia you had better take an early
departure" is the advice of NJ. n. KEEL
lOgg, st. Paul's veteran weather
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03

When baby was sick, we gave her Castorla.
When she was Child. she cried for Castoria
Whe nshe became Miss, she chung to Castoria
When she had Children, she gave them
CastoTia.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

NJ OTICE THE FIRM OF WILLIS,
IN Nelson and Speel is dissolved. to date
from the fifteenth Q5) day Of September,
1889. Mr. Alexander X. Sreel has retired
from the firm: and the business of said hrm
will be continued by John W. Willis and
George NJ. Nelson. under the firm name Of
Willis and Nelson.
JOHN W. WILLIS,
GEORGE NJ. NELSON.
ALEXANDER II. Spell.
ST. Paul. MIMI, Nov 80, 1899.
WILCOX x GIBBS SEWING MA
w chine Company have removed their
Office to 80 West Fourth ST.. near ST. Peter st.
s NJ SwartZ. MANAGER
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03

- , results, largest circulation and
Zoo most advantageous rates are
0ESf given by the CLOSE, the great
WANT medium
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03

STATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
~ Steele-ss. District Court, Fifth Judicial
District.
In the matter of the assignment Of silas An
derson, an insolvent.
Notice is hereby given that Silas Ander-
son, an insolvent, of Owatonna, In said
county and state, has. by deed in writing.
dated November Did. 1889. made general
ASSIGNMENT to the undersigned of all his
properly not exempt by law from levy and
sale OH execution, tor the benefit of all his
creditors, without preferences.
All claims must be verified. and presented
to the undersigned for allowance.
HOWARD Z. JOHNSON, Assignee,
Owatonna, Steele County, Minnesota.
Dated November 22d, 1889.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-03

EVERY ONE REMEMBERS what books cost before we be-
gan selling them. We brought price Of books down
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04

DGnring Ataoemics.
A Lien DODwORTH no. 6s1 FIFTH AVENUE
"A Glasses and private lessons now open.
Glasses for gentlemen Will cOmHencf Dec. 3
For terms. &C. send 2-cent stamp Tor circular.
Subscription class former pupils Will commence
Saturday evening January II
A LEXANDER MACGREGORS, los WEST 55THST.
n Private lessons ana classes in dancing daily
New classes forming Immediately after the holidays
Hall 10 rent for private entertainments.
-CARTIEKS Dancing Academy. 50 5th-ave., be-
~ 18th and l1h private and class lessons
all hours lady assistants special terms for clubs am
families classes attended city country waltz taught
rapidly classes afternoon and evening terms moderate
T. ERNANDos Dancing Academy, 1o2 Eas: S5th-st
Il New classes forming for second term All
Fashionable Dances Send for circular
M r. TRENOR'S. BROADWAY 32D-ST.,
l'i Leading Fashionable DANCING School ~ y. Y
Lessons given daY and evening Circulars.
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NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
6REAT E0URTRACK TRUNK LINE
GRAND GENITAL STATION. ;.

"
room cars NewYofk to Albany. and Albany % MontrsA
va ID. & II. r. r. also East AlbsAy 70 81 Adams VIA
es.J 80 ' ssi:H.. TAmoys, srgAMHEArEp ,yEsTI
composed exclusively Of buffet dining car.
cuse RocDest3r. Bua1lo Esle. Cleveland Inllsnsgols
and Toledo arriving at chlcage at 30 N. S. Louis
for Columbus and Cincinnati.
10 80 a. m, Chicago Express for Nassss yslla r..
Chicago dIawIngroom carr " Ssnsndssua aid h0chc~
I'll 80 a. m, Western Hew,York and northern Ergrs.s
Adams &c. Drawing room cars % Troy.
$3.50 .. u. Albany Troy and Z tea Special. with draw
3 5o y. M Accommodation 70 Albany and Troy. Con.
meets for Mililsrs,oyn North AdsG~ and inefmeois'
pso D. NJ Fas. chicaro. Cincinnati sni st. Louis En-
press for Niagara Falls Buf,o Suspension B5dss To
onto snd Csys!ana Cincinnati .nS s ss.<
30 p u M. Montreal and cansndaeua Express
St. Adams daily also Ottawa, Via s. Adams and Ssnsds
Atlantic Railway daily except saturday. aud y syfscuse
and CanaI daigia daily except sunday. Sunday uaa
D. H m Special Mai Limited arrives .. Rochester
4 j Ssss EsP5s:s tS R chsaas e'f
ears seeplngc cars 70 wsertoyn, via Uaca d.tiy e.
Sleeping Albany. Connects ss Albany with sfsa
Tickets and IN drawing room ana s,spine ear. -
Il fast e Station sss. as q and 80
Fulton ss Brooklyn. and 70 4th-st., WILLIAMSBURG.
Westcos Express calls for and checks baggage from
.,..Run daily: others daily except Sunday; ,sqg -
iasth Station to AXE up North aod wss
l. J. RICHARDS. Asst General Passenger Agent
J.. SuIerltCnQeIG
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DENNSYLVKNIA RAILROAD.
On and after DECEMBER 10th, 1883
GREAT TRUNK LINE

Train. AND USiTEp sTHTES MAIL Ro Ut Eto,,Da,
streets Ferries as follows;-
HarEsbuIg Ps6grg and the Wet Nth Pullman P PA
p. M daily New,Ycrk and Chicago Limited Of PsrIor,
Dining Smoking 9s and Sleeping Vesu6ued Cars a. 'O'
wIIIlamspors Lock Iayen. 90 D. n; Cory ana
Erie at 8 p, M, connecting at Cory Tor ItusVlhe
F 20 4 f9 IT. sRa IL "a
Il 100 a, N, 100. 100, and 4'oo p N. suni'y''
Baltimore, Washington and the South Limited Wash;
s9 HS2a h 10 a. N q aT d %,sInSen
f fon I T' B. Pnin fe ria a e 30 % and
Ra SS 2So aa4 no zoo no SO ana s"s 90 p
For Atlantic City and Cape May 90 p m ysrS day. va
30 and 90 D. N. on sunday; AS a. m and 90
ro 6l pP s9 Ss S dSI1 v Rh ps;
Bos sas's Q; BSoEyB nEe connect win all ,hSqggs
transfer for Hlooslvn travel
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Express trains leave NewYoFk, via Desbrosses and
WSEos a I II ana ad i o9 go 20 iS S S
ana 9 S o9a 70 ana ~ e "a ana 90 10
sunSay, = S 200 Lne e
AIghE ysl a.,y 100 eP e. sunday at co.
and pp9 90 D M On Sundays ii
Ticsss omces Nos <s5 $40 and "a nsS.das,y
Courts and Br,olyn Annex station; zoo, q Fulton
ST. BrSco o ,S SIaon' jersey Os'
The New-YoTk Transfer Company win call for ari
''' ch& e5s5 T55.ss. General 3 Ra. yG2 2T:n
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
" FOOT az LBEEs s s SCEln5 f 70 RIVER
400 A. M for ESston. Bethlehem, Allentown. Mauch
90 a. "a for fiemnSton Eas:On. Bethlehem. Allen
minsSn Lake CHOP mSPa'oGHg Ess;sn
E EsSafH w RRS T'n'auA
eh1 10 M. for Termination Esscn bethlehem Allentown
Mapea Chunk. ,Reatlng. H9rsisburs; etc .r,.. a..
ohsn * a' sslasoq TS%saS sSsPs
s sS bemnE gS soh sS hSs sna haS
- ? N; for ,Eassop; Bethlehem ALlen.own. Msosss
days sSl al tor Red BsaS Gns BaHeh
6GH 70 B dS Ss River Binesa e fao;
car 80 a. M. ,. n for ATLANTIC CITY. vinel,nd
80, &. s15, 10 80, II rs a. NJ, 1. 4. 4:so $40.
6 10 D. m. Sundays. 4. a. m. for Perth Amnoy'
SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE
FOR PHILADELPHIA
BOUND BROOK ROUTE
va Central R. Il. OF NewJesey and Phnade,paia AM
Reading r. Il; Leave foos Liee5tyss y X, r. az -.
DAYS at 0 a. m $50. IL M ..oo "a
u D. m have correction for Reading. Harrisburg Potts
and 9afos Car seat; can be S'O; ss w. :,
St., 49, Fast i25th.st. NewYOrk; courtst. SEQ
< viii call for and
baggage from hotel or residence. =
NORTHERN RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY.
~ Trains leave ChambeEsst Station week days for
Englewood, Tenaey Sloser spsrki s6d NyaelS y 20
$40 IS 6lo, ~ 's '25 @ 80 ndSeSs suPSasys
i T. sa 80 @,y 10 4s sna 80 q"Ho'' trans '''
.For Manuel Spring Valley. Monsey and Talmans
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
LIRIE RAILWAY.-Ticket Offices, 4ol, 81

ERIE RAILWAY. Ticket Offices, 40l, BIZ.
1As L and 957 Broadway, 1892 Bowery, ls1 Wetrsts
Battery Place Chambers and 2S1 Street ferries, New
YORK; 3Sl and 1893 tuonsr, BrooAlYn; lO1 BFoadwas.
New Saton, Jersey CITY, where Tickets and PArio;
Sleeping reservations and orders for checking <h
transfer OF baggage be obtained Express t.ins
leave 23d-st minutes earlier than ufe shown tiOn
@ 80 =. On sundays, Day Express Pullman
Buffet Drawing Coaches 20 Buffalo. 49,
10 days, Pagor Car 10 B.ngnanton Os"esos
ElmiIs, Corning and liornelsNAle, x,. ,,-,,,.d
sod Pullman trsin. Day and Buffet seeplng Sosshes 20
and St Louis No ezra enaIse f0r ass ss pullm.,
Buffet Seepers Blnghamton. OwegO ElmsFA Rochester
Buffalo. Cincinnati and Chicago. "a n % ,o.so 70
o 5S sG t. So o. tC 80 iS nsSe ~
faIsaiff' 45 Gao do SO 9 sio S 80 80;
$40. 30 30 3 70 90 X "a night iSSrao !, noon,
$50. $50 6lo. G:S0. Z. Z 80. . 80 q 10 So H.
NeNS van and Paterson NeysrE "a ~ SSS
10, IL 80 a. m; S'S"' ~ : ~ ''-V' ''''' Wv
r,t.c ~; a. a. 49, go 30 30 10 30
q g. 20 5 80, 6, ~ 80, T. 3 10 80; IL nsht
Nes SSip cl9 So 3 &c. id1s S 10 49, "a
Goshen 40 90 .. 10 80 o. II. l. '''0 ''''' "''"
MaistSVV an n Port Jorys 4a5 80. .. 10 80 N
49, 80 , o. & main Sy D. line 44a 30 10 30
l 10 3 l. 8 80 so. .. 10 30 T. night Ne"ss
BraecS o a. M ; ) 80, 80, 10 p m 49,, VI, -. IA
Express from che West ~fi'o ia N'"''"iA ~ NV
Snd II 20 i ana ~ 90 49, T. 7. FARMER
'cs.,,i Srr5t General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04

Srs'HE BOOK OF oPEN-AIR SPORTS" octave. 500
pages illustrated The standard authority On
American open air amuemens Rules FOR sailing, swim
ming ball playing. shooting horse back riding, etc. etc.
full CT per Published By The Tribune, New
YORK taulng universally eonplnented By
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.
OTHER PEOPLE.

OTHER FEUPIIr
PEOPLE AND COUNTRIES VISITED IN WIND,
ING JoUIH SEy AROUND THE WORLD. bs
O. W. wigi Il, a. NJ, MD, svo., pp' An-oio
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04

CAROLINE n. GERKIsH, A. b.
HONE and DAY, SCHOOL FOR GIRLS, Tue ELMs. "
III Springfield, Mass, Miss Porter Principal Pupils
admitted Vassar Wellesley and Smith
Quincy method for children.
DARK PLACE SCHOOL,
L Batavia, n. T.
The second half yearly (o 1888 and 19s9) will open
Jan. II. 1889. For catalogues address The principal
MISS NJ ]. STEPHENS.
rJ,HE FALL TERN OF Park Place School, Batavia
i n. " Will open September G. 1888 For catalogues
Miss MARY J. STEPHENS, Principal.
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HlnsiraI JnslrumenIs.

A NUMBER Of slightly used UPRIGHT and square pianos
"A cur make which specially selected and used
by the artists Metropolitan Opera House ConDanI
during the past opera season, will be sold Ct nbers
reduction from regular prices.
wM KNIBE CO.. fi2 5th.sve.. above 10thst
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Railroads..


VVEST SHORE RAILROAD, n. !. c. ds
w II. r. II. r. CO., Lessse.-Trans leave West sd
station as follows ana ~ MINUTES eagsr
ia5:s % IS E 400 > 10 p Do st. t o.
Montreal Caiada East % 0c g. Niagara Fala syrs-
cuse Utica and principal intermediate stations 800,
20 :55 a. M - 90, IS 10 p H. ,anq IL a n Tor Utica
ONLY. Kingston, SaugertieS CStskll, Albany 3l1.
MI g &c 5 40 4f 3 M .ls aTi,E
cars tor BSrso SassIE Falls Toronto DFOis cAisaso
Other trains daily except Suncays q - Leave jersey
civ p r. r. Station all 20 a 80 Hoboken,
West Shore Station. all 80 So 80 p N. For
tickets tables or information apply at Offices: HrooS
foot OF Fulton. ct York City-27l 303 aud $40 Broad
way, 1853 IL D0wery, IL Para Place, ana West Shore
stations foot Of West 42dst ami foot OF Jay-st. n. L.
Westcotes Express calls for ana checks o,sgass from
A0G General d PASSENGER Agent vsadobltsys. Ny
NEW-YORK q NEW-ENGLAND K. Ii.
FOR BOSTON.
ALWAYS ON TINE.
SHORTEST ROUTE BY lG MILES. INSuRING BEST
TINE AND PUNCrUAL ARRIVALS.
Trains leave Grand Central Depot:
12 90 noon, BOSTON FLYER (sia Hsrtford) Week
days only.
Week days and sundays -
comfort and safety OF patrons
Through In dix hours without change 49, -.
Tickets ofcos Grand Central Depot ana SS1 broad
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Geaehers.

A BEST TEACHERS supplied, no charge; teachers
A.wanted registration fee vacancies always on hand
form for stamp II J.. AVERY, American School Bureau,
West l4thst, n. y.
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN TEACHERS AGENCY
n supplies Professors Teachers Tutors GoVernesses'
Mrs NJ. J. YOUNG-FULTON, % Union square.
A TUTORS. eoyernesses, professors. teachers AL
~. branches circulars schools supploi parents mod
languages spoken. MIRIAM COYRIERE, 81 East
17thst.. between 4th-ave. and Broadway.
II ROCKwAYS TEACHERS AGENCY formerly CHI.
ID caco supplies superior teachers FOR schools colleges
and families Mrs. l.. FREISiAN- BROCKWAY, p
West 23d-st Documents schools TO parents.
ID RIVATE INsTRUCTION.-An experienced tutor
prepares for college business; superior city refer
ences. Address YALE GRADUATE Box 49, Tribune
ONCE.
w oMAN'S EXCHANGE TEACHERS BUREAU ror
w both sexes supplies professors teachers EOvernesses
musicians housekeepeTs companions chapeiones &C. to
colleges schools and families also bookkcepers senog
and copyists business firms
Mrs A. CULVER. 500 5th-aye.. New-York CITY,
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RAILROADS..


CHORT LINE AND QUICK TIME.
SHORT LINE AND QUICK TINE
Between
NETWORK AND ATLANTIC CITY.
CENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEw.JEEsEY. i,
beginning January 10. 1885, SOLID THROUGH
EXPRESS TRAIN. with Elegant Coaches and woodruff
Parlor Cars will leave NewYork. foot Lbery.st.
daily except Sundays at 30 D. m
Returning leave Atlantic. City. Philadelphia and A.
lantc City Railroad. 8 10 a. m
New.York Transfer Company Will csn for and check
baggage from hotel or residence 20 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-04

OHORE LINE-ALL RAIL ROUTE=F0K
y f,osfon Providence, Newport aud the East tApfeS
c,S Grand Central station for Providence ana be-
Ton AZ 10 a IA p. M limitei bAPress a. Y n-
snintny cari: Night Express at IL 30 p NJ, c1uy.
E NJ St M = M and p Palace Pzrler cars
or sleeplns Cars on all Express trainA ---------
| .EHlGH VALLEY RAILROAD.
PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot OF certlanas sns
Desbrosses as fouewst 49,. -
n IA n N FOR CatassuQua and intermeli&to pc.sA.,
~ n for Geneva. Lyons, Eigiir2 i.oehr-tef ban<.s
and he West and principal local points .hAf al
III = m Tor Cherry Ford AID intermediate points ~ -
N m for Tuukhannock and intermedate polnts I'LL
car % Tunkhannock. Connection 70 keadng ana n~''~
$4o p for piitston AID Rrnssi,ppaa m'ein''''"
40 o. M for Mauch Chfsk and interme1ists resa -
Connectlon 60 Reading and Harrisburg. eh~n s1 y
m"S n M Tor Geneva Lyons Elmlra Rochester. bulas
and the West pullman sleeper TO Lyons An - eor.
Trains leaVing az n M 1 p m anu ssfv r M e.s
coc fr I'LL points In Mahanoy and Hazieon coal esionA
NV" SUNDAY TRAINS -. ........s,.,.
points ,.,o.,cas,a ta .nontA
= ~ m for Geneva Lyons Elmifa. tochesteh ouA~&s
.ns IA vast Pullman sleeper Lyon.
~ ~ General Eastern once. 2SS bTesASe(
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20
JACK, THE PAINTER.
Orah LondSbcrry, Alias Jack Williams,
Goes to Jail for Twenty Days.

Orah LondSberry, Alias Jack Williams
Goes to Jail for Twenty Days.
Orah Londsberry was tried yesterday
in Police Court for being drunk and
disorderly, and was sent to jail for
twenty days. The evidence OF the
police officers who made the arrest
showed that Londsberry attended a
dance at Boyland's Hall, on Grand
ville-ave., last Saturday night, where a
very rough crowd assembled and fire.
quent drinks of liquor were taken at i
saloon in the vicinity by both women
and men. About midnight, as the
crowd was starting away from the hall,
a police officer i'm citizens clothes sawa
man catch hold of q woman'S arm and
saw her strike at HIM twice and call for
help. The officer stepped mp and ar
rested the man. who gave his name a
Orah Londsberrv.
IOnd d-herrv's witnesses were Grace
and Della >cofield, two sister, who were
at the dance. They ,Worc that the de-
fendant's name was Jack Williams. and
that he was cscOrtlng Grace home when
the arrest was made. and that he did
not catch hold of any woman or create
"a disturbance.
Londsberrv was asked how IL came
that the Young womeu called him Jack
Williams. IL said that his own name
was hard 10 pronounce and he was
called bv MS friend, Jack, but he had
never been called Jack Williams. IL
d.d not know why the glrl- thought hs
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20
BIG FIRE IN NEW YORK
Damage Done 10 the Extent Of Two
Million Dollars.
IHE GREATEST FIRE FOR YEARS
one Man n ilied and May fntufed-fh he
Nea N0rk Central Railroad
Loses a efsiiiou aud
Hall.

NEw YORK. April l9.-Ihe most de
strUctge nre that has visited the city
fos years completely swept the east
hank of the North River, from FIFTY
ninth 20 SIXTY -nfth-st., tins afternoon.
II destroyed m0re than million and a
hall dollars worth If property belong
ing a. the New York Central Railroad
Company, and AZ least half million
dollars worth belonging 10 \. X. fair-
banks. Of Chicago the kosster Bros,
and others. The TIRE started on the
ground floor OF the Fairbanks lard re
nnery. The building was old ard
soaked Wlth grease, and the flames
quickly envelOped the whole structure.
The 10 employees found escape by the
stairway cut oft and most of them had
70 Jump from windows. Many were ih-
iured and one was killed outright The
excitement was >o great and the police
had 50 much to do that IL WAS impos-
sible 20 secure the names of all the la
jured The unfortunate men were
hurried away 30 hospitals as rapidly a.
ambulances could be- procured. The
police kept back crowd OF women,
many OF whom had relatives IN the
building.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20
BEER TRUST NO Go.


fhe Ionaon ssndiests Aooas - Cal
lapse
DfraoIr. April ls.- After 81 tpe tsik
that hss feen nasleed Ia regarding tAe
transfer ol several of tAe bleweres ct
tl.s cty. Including No.ets, sffoo s. tqe
Ienns4Iar. Nana s. Eldr.->, August
Ga+fsl a to.s. thg kaaaf4an kfensog
Company au1 others. tbs matter = rap
ialN fel.tf.s mfo q >ta-e oI ".uno 81
ou- desueiuat DC has been asserted
that the ohleet of Nf Nosgts iUp to
Europe was to hrng matters t0 q iee4,.
Perhaps 1 was. hlt u surface lndlga-
tons go ioF anything the change nll
not take place, and the Detroit brewers
vail continue O. d0 business al the old
stands
Ia recent numi.er of the London
edluonof the New York Head appeared
an article wltn the caption. Detroit
BreWeIies. Limited. i" Ii was in tlv
form ot an advertisement. and rs OBJ
Jtgt was o. get subscribers 10 a syndi-
cate for the purchase ~ the breWer.es
o1 jacob Mann. 4 has. Endr.s>. August
Goehel q Cos. and tne kayaran Brew
Ing C0muauy. ol tins CITY. The price
announced to te paid ior these mslltu-
tl0ns WAS sb50. 900. which was to ln-
clude everything connected With them.
John T. Grant. Who was recently
here. secured options on the property
and then went u England and tined TO
form syndicate by advertising "a this
way.
To learn officially what had been
done regarding the matter. a reporter
tins morning called upon August
GOebel al his residence on Columhia-st
"Therc has been but little done, SAID
Mr. Goebel. n answer 20 the query. Il
am OF the opinion that the whole mat
ter viii fall through"
Why
because the options we have gwen
the syndicate Viii expire on the last day
of ;hc present month, and We Will not
extend the time"
"Then the syndicate desires the time
eHtendody'
"Aes, and we have determined not 10
do 50. This viii probably put a stop
10 further negotiations. In addition to
the syndicate holding an option on my
I brewery, there are several English cap
ital.rts engaged in the same business,
and in consequence an option has been
gwen on nearly every brewery IN De
troit. think ali oi these negotiations
VIII amount 10 nothing"
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20
BELKNAP is THERE.
He VIII Make Hustling Among the
Michigan PostmRsters.

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WAsHINGroN April l9.-Congressman
Belknap arrived in town last night and
did not let the grass grow under his
feet today. lie called at the Postofiice
Department this morning aud secured
a promise that eighteen Democratic
postmasterS be removed and good Re
pubhcans appointed to the following
offices: Cheshire, Agnew, Saranac,
West Carlisle, Sand Lake, Mil Grove,
Hubhardston, Lake Odessa, Muir,
Lyons, Ada, Moline, Granville, Mon
terey ..Dutton, billiards. Bass River and
Kent City; also the appointment OF
Charles d. IIoyt, at Woods Corner,
Ionia county, to be a postal clerk at a
salary Of $500 year. The commissions
OF all these people VIII be made out in
few days and forwarded TO the APP
pointees within a week. For one days
work this is not 50 bad. Mr.. Belknap
expects to see the President tomorrow
and TO call on the Commissioner of
Pensions Tanner, AID transact Some
business with him.
Telegram-herald., 1889-04-20
Charged with swindIing.

CoRvNNA, Mich, April l9.-Deputy
United States Marshal Moore, of De
troit, came here last night and arrested
+. K. BoSolly, attorney and 10 an agent,
and Alonzo Acklcy, a farmer, and
lodged them in jail on the charge OF
sWindling the Cincinnati Union Lie
Insurance company out of several thou
sand dollars on crooked loan trans
action. Bail was fixed ut 5000. II
not furnished today Boselly and Acklcy
VIII be taken 10 Detroit. Ii j. TumOrcd
that other arrests VIII follow.