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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

gs gebt 1ieraus berpor, bas baB Sic
nod ni6t in Der S6ladt BON 8rnferI
blu. tuie oft beDauptet ipirb, 9efnnge
Derben fOnnte. 9as 2ieb bat jebt not
mebrere perldiebene Seriionen unb Ill
ipriin9li6 cine rpbere @eitalt eebabi
Sn neuerer 3eit lnuIen Dem ganfee0 90
ble, Der iupbl uur nts Sorbilo gilt, bi
beiben eiaentlidengtatiu i, 9b
Star Span9elo Banner" uno ,,Seil 60
lrnnbia" ben Slang ab."
g(us Sittner's Sriefen aus glmerift
folgt bier etne selun9ene, B66it portae
treue 1leberiesun9 Der beiten SerIioner
oes ganfee SUpble:
ganfee Doodle, ,3auberflang,
Slmerifaner Sreube;
@r paBt sur Gfeif Spiel uno Gang
llnb eben rc6t 5um Streite.
ganfee Sopolc, Suben ran
Hlab sur Seite, Der our Mitte,
ganfee 9ppble, oraui uno bran,
Srpmmelt, blalt mh fibelt.
5ranfrei6, Spdnien, @nsellanb,
Wa9 infer 2anb betriegen,
@ir Yanfees baben SUB unb Sano,
I'm ale 5u beiie9en.
Yanfee 9ooble, &c.
Meint ein Seinb inn rlebermutb,
@ir iei'n 10 lei6t 5ll idlaseu,
8ir bdmpfen ieiren fiibnen Mutb,
0a mir au6 @affeu trasen.
ganfee 9ooble, &C.
SD iuctt eu9 8lipp ein 9anSes Mab
llno laB es glei6 auitra9en,
SaB Nanfce Suben audi nit SpaB
3u Sdiff iib fbnneu idlagen.
Yanfee 9ooole, &C.
llnb 9ibt es @riinoe, ibwars auf ipeiB
So iinb mir audi nidt binten,
9enn 3un9eu, i6arf, ipis unb 9eiB,
Sino audi bel rn5 5u finben.
g)anfee 9OOble, &c.
9lmerifa lit ein Berrlib 2anb,
Gin Solf pon lallter Sriibern,
0at elmer &u6en in Der Sanb,
Gr tbeilt i'm nit ben 8riioern.
g)anfee 9ppble, &C.
@ir I9afen, i6lnIen, beten aud
SiEo arbeltiamc 9eute,
ODD seben mir unleren Soni9 ni6t
Den 0roDnen bin sur 8ertte.
ganfee 9ooble, &c.
llnb baum ON 9roBen 5rei9citsta9,
gScr iollte Ii6 oa plagen?
9a 9ebcn mir bcmSaus unbSrauIe nadJ
llnb ipr9ct fir Den Ma9en.
g)alttc Doodle, &c.
Sebt unI'rc Mdb0cn iuie iie bliibn
Sebt mi're Itnrfen Snaben,
Sebt ml're Stlteu IriI6 unb grim,
y8aS luDllen mir mcDr md Babrn.
yanfec 9ooOle, &C.
Sa 9Gidli0 iino wir, frcie 2eut,
9em 8ilicn aud 9eluu9en,
9ur6 CUTE Sdulen iueit uno brett
gairb unler &olf er5o9en.
g)anfee 9OOole, &C.
g8ir pIlii9en un1er ei9'nes 2anb,
gSir 9aben's uns errrn3en,
D'rrnt fo6tcn mir au1 Saub in Sanb.
g8enn Seinbe ein9ebrunsen.
Yanfce Sppble, &C.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

9(ui s62,O0O,0OO, iu3e unO ibretbt ::
siuei uno ie9sjig Miaioaen 9oaurS,
bere9net ein 0ro9uenbdnoler Die CUNT
men, ipelbe III glmeritd aajdbrli1 fir
nllerlet Ntittcl sur an9ebli3en Ser
idOueruns Der Sautfarbe aus9eseben
peroen. Sic beiteben meiit aus 3inf,
8ismutb, Musneiin, 9reioe, @lycerin
uno i6aoen piel ntebr, ais iie nuben.
Bcnn Die 9umen ii6 itatt beheu NIT
Seize uno talteln g8uHer tuai9en uub
iib nlebr 8sue9ung I'M 6reien ma9en
wurben, 10 tuiiroen iie eine before unb
Dor NGcnt seiiinbere Sautfarbe 9aben.
Gber iuerben lie ii6 buiu ie enti9lieBen
f6nnen?
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Yrdiibent Sarriion but lebten 5rei.
tag 6errn 6. 6. Simbaa. BEN lebten
republifanii9en @ouperneltrs ganoi=
buten, uno Serrn George 3. &eDuOloa
bon ct. 2ouis ais 8unbesanipdlte fiji,
bic beiben Miliourier 9iltrifte ernannt.
8imbal's enbli9e @rnennuns ipirb i'm
Serjcn zines jeben Miiiourier &epubli;
fancrs ircuoigen @iberba1 finoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24


9teW YOrf, IS. Wat. Sobu @tlli-
ans bat cine elettrilde 8etriebsmez
tbObe erfuuben, na3 ipel9er Die Siitanj
bon gtelu Yorf na6 SO Iton, 23U Neiz
len, i'll weni0Cr nls eiuer Stunbe 5uriidz
9ele9t lucroru fanu. gtm 0pnnerltag
fano Gin Experiment nit Der neuen Gr=
iiuouug III Soiton inter 8eiicin pielcr
wiiieulbaItlideu Gapacitdten, ein-
IiGlieBlib 6c3 YroI. 0Olbear bonn 81 it.
GoNe9c, itatt. 9tnn bielt bas @rperis
ment fiir cinen groBen GrfOlg. Bic
DtuIbine beI IteJt aus cilter nta9nctil6en
Gar, ipcldc an eiuer nit @lectricitat
9claoenen Sdicne 9an9t. Die Sdicne
rubt nuf tinern @eltea me9rere SUB iiber
Der Grbc uu0 bic Gar pnIilrt in Slpis
i6enrdllmen bur6 Snduel electril6er
OrG6te.
9as iuiiicniduftli0e YrinSip liest in
ben 9obcn 0rubtfnduelm, bur9 welde
bic Gar abiblieBt uno auf Die 9iitan5
uor Der Gar bis gum nd9lten &nduel
leitet. 9luT biels g8eiie befin6et ii9 bic
ncuc Stdrfe Des Stromes INNER nur
auf Der Stefe 5luiI9en bem 0rabtz
tuduclr, ,ucld)e Die Gar paiiirt. Ser
Grfnbcr bc6auptct, bnB cine Yferbefraii
auf ieiuer Slibba6n im Stnnbe lei, eint
Sunnc @elpidt 1440 Nteilen tGglid
iert5u6ciue9en uno baB Die Soften bes
transports bierfiir 30 Gents beira9er
wurocn. Cine GunneSriefe, 2,9SO,O0O
Stiid, fnnu ouf cinnal in 3uiiden
rGnneu poH ) Su ) 0timlten bei0roer
iucroen, besgIei6cn Eadete uno 8erio-
| nPu
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

bebienen, 10 miierabel fie baHelbe aud
raoebre6en m0ger.
9ie beuti6en 3eitunsen baben bes
balb nod einen @runb mebr, bic gu
ienbun9en berartiser @inienber mil
itiaIdpeiaenber 8era9tuns su ftra-
fen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
Nfrtii,iltcr 2S.
&S6entlider Narftberi@t.
Getreibc, @ebl ufu.
Stben 5reitas currisirt BON ser
HERMANN STAR MILLS.

gSeiSen, 2. Nunlitdt. ...... 6S
gSeiSen, 3. Aualit6t. ........ 66
$orn, in &olben. ........... 80
@ei6dlteS &orn. ........... 35
9afer. %
@ebl, per Sad, l. Aualitdt. -. 2 so
Mebl, per Sad, 2. Nualitdt. -. 2 25
&urnmcbl, per 100 8finb 80. 80
Rleie, per 100 %funb. ..... 40
Sbipituff. per 100 8finc. 80. 60
prpbnfte.
GOrrisirt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY, 0rurer
Die ansesebenen 8reiie tuerben bon ben
Sdnblern [meiitens i'm Eaui9e] ] besablt
Butter, per Bfuno. 1O-I23
@ier, per 9usenb. 500. 10
Snbner, per 9ubenb. -. 2OO--2 rs
@nten, per 9useno. .....2 75-2 so
5dnie per Suseno. .....3 5O-5 90
aartofeln, per 8uihel. -. 1870
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Der &estcrung5 @ntomolosiit Sros
feIior 6. g. 8ilep ma6t betannt, baB
cine Srut Der 17jd6risen Seui6rede
ooer @rusbIpfer IN bielem Sabre ibr
@rI9einen ma9en miro. 9lts biejeni9e
@egenben, no bieIel6e auitreten ipirb,
nennt Der SrofeiiOr Die fol9enoen 9i=
itrifte: Mta6uiIetts: 9ie Counties
Ylpmuutb, 8arnitable uno 9utes; SEEM
gort: Gong SsGanb; Seem Seriep: bie
Counties am 9ltlantiien Ocean lIblt6
pan Song S5lanb 0elaipare: Die goun=
ties am atlantilden Scean; WarDlauo: /:
bes9lei6en uno Die gbeiapeafe 8ap;
Bennlplpania: Die Counties 5runflin,
Ibams, gorf, 2uncaIte @beiter uno
Cumberland; 8eltuer9inia: bas Sa>
naluba Ebal; gtUrt6 Carolina: bic
Counties 8uncpmbe uno McOonalo:
&entudp: Die Counties Maion uno Was
otlon; Ohio: Die Counties Samllton,
@arren, 8roiun, Clinton unb @allia ;
Snoiana: Die Counties bon @pansuille
bis na6 Serre Saute an Der Siioweitz
@renSe; Sllinpts: Die Counties Yutz
nam, Mc2ean unb pieueidt anbere be
na6barte Counties bis Sum Centrum
oes Stuaies. 0ieiieits besWiiiiliippiz
iluBes ipiiroe man bemna6 feline 6euz
i6reden 5u b.fiir6ten baben. @obl fir
&anias, MiliOuri unb Gebrasfa, tuenn
oes &e9ierln9sz8 z8rofeiiors Sropbe5eib:
ing ii9 betpdbrt uber SeuIbrefen ii5er=
baupt ibr @rI9einen ma6eu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Ser @eitl. Solt eutnebnlen iuir
5olsenbes: 9lls Der 9ampfer ,Yitts=
burg" seitern Sormttta9 bier an9e-
tommen mar, iuuroe bic 8oli5ci bena9=
ri6ti9t, baB itd auf bemlelben eiu
farbiser Sedarbeiter, 9tamens Gouarb
Dillon, befinbe, Der por ca. 6 Wonaten
in Serman (Wo.) eineu MOro besup,
gen babe BoliiiIt 5u9un oerbaftete
ben Neger uuo bra9te benIelben und
ben 5purz9ourts. g8m. Sillian, Der
Gapitdn, unb Subn 8olano, berSteuer.
nann bes 9ampfers, erfldrten, oaf
Dillon einem auf oem Oampfer BE-
| IdGfti9ten jun9en Munne, gamcns
@eu. 0epeD, 9egenilber 9eduBert babe,
baB CT einen Ntann rm9ebrnbt BABE
uno buB er, iuenn es n6tbi9 iei, audi
Nnoeren ben @araus MAIDEN lueroe.
9luf Der 5abrt bon ct. Slul bierber
loa 0illon mt mebrereu, 56iffsarz
beitern in Streit gcratbsn iein uno ers
fldrt baben, oaB er, iuenn er ell 8iltol
i'm 8eiib bate, bieielben nieoeri1ieBeu
ipiirbe. 9illun bctbeucrt feline llni6ulc
in Der na1oruduuIiten @eiIc unb er-
tldrt, oaB er ME III 9ermann seueleu
lei. Die Serblf.un9 lit oeu Seb6roelt
BON 6ernum tcte9rapbil6 9cmeloct
irorben.
9lnm. D. Solts blatt tt-0ier lueiB mal1
n;dts iibcr ben un9eblidca @torp.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
BON Srb 2ia unb llmseseno.

9as l60ue 8etter lit iebt ben Sar.
mern iuieber iehr iuillfommen unb ieoer
lit 5ur 3eit nit ben strbeiten III Den
@einbergen bei6dftist.
3pei barmberSi9e Sdipefern bonn
ct. Marien SOspital in ct. 9ouis,
our9reiI ten lebte @u6e unIer County
um cine @ollecte fir bas Sospital auf=
Sunebmeu. Sl(len Senienisen, iuel9e
ein S6erflein sur 2inberung Der 2eiben
Der armen Sranfen beisetrasen baben
m69e @Ottes rei6iter Sesen buiir 5u
9beil iueroen.
Serr 6ris Setrus bat ein I96nes
Yiero nebit 6oblen bon Serrn Srib
lllrid, 5irit Greet. fir $175 setauft.
SRI. stsues 2uoiuis reiite lesten
Samsta9 na6 g. 2Ouis I'M oer gon'
firmation ibrer @ei6iuiiter Murtin unb
MartDa bei5uiuObnen. Srau Carolina
9ubiuig reiite beute ebenfalls 5u bieiem
3wede nad Der Wetropole unb w,rb
Serr 2uolui9 uno Sobn seStuunsen iein
eine iu9 Sunge lellentuirtbidaft gu fiibren.
Scum mir luiinl9en piel Ser9niisen.
Gorreiponbent.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Srn. 9tewberrp's Bin, iuel6e oerbiez
tet, in @irtb'6aften billiards, Sarten=
tii6e Se9elba6nen, BianOs uuo anoere
mulifaliibe Snitrumente 5u bnlten, Jos
luie nGIe 9lusitelunsen, tuie Yrei stdmpfe
ETC uerbietet, iuurbe oann pom !pauie
auf9enommen uno pailirt. 9teielbe
8ia paiiirte betanntl:9 purseitcrn ben
Senat uno Uirb nunmebr 5um @eleb
wcroeu. @ie Die 8ia beute I'M 6auie
5ur 9luna6me gelan9en founte. lit MET
ttdrlib; bod GerrI6te sur 3cit ein iols
de- Srawaq int 6uuIe, baB oiele ni6t
ipuBten iupriiber iie 1timnten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Sie 2egislatur bat beidloiIen, bub
oas Solt BON Mihouri BEL Der nd9lten
aa9emeinen @abl buriiber a6Itimmen
ion, Ob cine Contributions Gonpention
itattfinben ioa, in tuel9er Die gonititu,
tion beg Staates su rebuibiren ludre.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

Gin Mann in Stem Yorf iualroe 81
ein Sabr @eIdn9niB uerurtbeift, neil er
ieine Stimme pertaufte. 8arum miro
Der Mann nidt seitraft, iuel6er feline
Stimme faufte? Ser 8eite6er lit bod
setuiB ebenio i9(e6t, iuie Der 8ei ito,
dene! limb iuie itebt es nit 9enen,
wel6e Die Seitedunssselber i'll sroBen
summen lammeln uno lie on 9(noere
iiberseben, BON benen iie tpi6en, buB lie
bas @elo sur 8eiteduns pertuenoen??
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

abonairt aui bas vSermanner Bolts.
blatt."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24

- @ouoerneur Srancls fat leBre
8o6e in einenr eigent9iimli9en Safe
BON i:inem 8e9nacisun9s 9sre6t@ebrau9
gema6t Dor eini9en 8o9en iuurbe
in Wiiiiiiippi County George 8iieman
uesen Sigantie 5u 5luei Sabren 3u6t<
9ausitrufe uerurtbeilt. g8iIeman bate
lit) Dor Sabren III 8entudp BON ieiner
eriten 5rau getrennt uao iib III Wii=
ipuri iuieber uerbeirutbet, obne ju mi
len, oaB ieine erIte Srau bel Gin9eben
Ieiner 5lueiten @be nnbe5u eiu Sabr sez
itorben mar. llm aQer 9eri6tli6eu
Sbeerereieu entbOben Su lein, befannte
er ii6 ber 8i9amie I6ulbi9 uno trat
feline 5lueiidbri9e Saftitruie an. Waitt=
lerueile itellte ii6 Der iua9re Sa6uerz
balt 6eraus uuo Der nSi9amiIt" lit
wieoer in oOppelter 8eSiebun9 ein freier
Wann.
- OaS Gepral entantenDdus oer Ees
sislatur fat cine SiG Sur 8etuiQisuns
bon $4,000 Sum 8ieoeraufbnu beg
Gourtbauies in 2aneD County anse>
nommen. 2aneD County lit felt ben
leBten Subren bielfa6 bon llngliidsfdls
ten beimsein6t woroen, 10 in ben Sab
rem 1883, 1885 unb 1888 bon uerbeez
renoen ueberl6pemmun9en bas Court
baus brannte 5ueimal nieber uno bic
Serbinolidfeiten bes GountD's BE-
laufen li6 nunme6r auf me6r als $40 :
900.
| - @esen anbauernber Srdnfli6feit
erbdn9te iid am 9onnerita9 in ct.
9ouis Der " Sabre alte glugu1t S9iu.
- Die 9leide llria6e ucranlaBte Die
4S Sabre cite Sophie 8oli nm @itt,
iuu6 ben, COB in Den Slutben oes MiI=
liiiippi 5u iu6en, ioo iie am 8pnners=
tag alS 2ei9e 9efunoen iuur6e. - 9(udJ
Der 10 Sabre alte QntOn Sruoer u1blte
aus unbefannter urIa6e ben Sob in ben
gSeQen bes Saters Der Str0me. - Die
9ei9e eines ct. gbarleser, Namcns
Sobn 3. Siebbpff, ipuroe III ct. 2ouis
ous Dem MiIit1iinpi oefiIft.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-05-24
Spring =Setten,
9rl9ts s ots,

9rlgts@ots,
Ganuaszgpts,
6an9enatten,
Sinber=&agen,
ScezGream 5ree5ers,
9teIrigeratOrs unb
ButterfdBer.
in grober 9lusiua6l uno le1r bi1is III
2eisncr's Wt06et0anoluna.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-06
PERSONALS.

w; Il. Weld and wife returned from New
York yesterday.
MI. and Mrs. H. l.. Steinhauser have gone
W ot' cloud TO spend few weeks
MI: and Mrs. Frizonger, of Chicago, are
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Ed j. Palmer.
u Ii. Pettibone of the East side, who has
peen spending the summer in Kentucky, has
returned to the city.
Mrs, Z. M. Hosford, after a sojourn Of four
inontns on the coast, is at home again with
her daughter at 1927 Portland.
capt. +. A. Gaus, of Company B. rendered
ms resignation last Tuesday evening. He
eoes 10 seattle to engage in business.
AT THE HOTELS.
Charles C. Rickett, Aberdeen, is at the
West hotel
z; b. Fam, Ottumwa, To-, is a guest at the
Holmes hotel.
b: b. Davis Jr. and wife, of ST. Paul, on
tnelr wedding tour. are at the Langham.
j. W. Smith and f. j. Ser5erknecht Glen
zoe, ana b. e. James, Fargo, are guests at
the Holmes
Mr.. and Mrs O. B. Boothe, Mrs NJ. I. Lam
Derton aud Robert W Bourne Winona, are
guests at the West hotel.
o. II. Smith and wife, Fargo. A. J. Lamp
Dell and wife, Fargo, OAK, G. II. Chapman,
Natertown, Dak.. are guests at the Windsor.
j. T. Keegan, Faribault, T. j. Pease and
George E. Giddes, Anoka, G. f. Jewett
Fargo, Galen Fl. Coon. Northfeld, j. r.
Jones. HankinsOn, Dak., c. E. Rodgers, Mil
bank, OAK, are Windsor guests.
NJ. Mcclure, DEVILS Lake: j: j. SSuse and
wife, Fargo: G. T. Mckenny, W. j. Graham,
Grafton, Oak. j. .Kimball and wife, Huron,
OAK; j. s. Weible, Hunter. OAK. and Henry
L. Lloyd, La Moure, n. D., are at the Nicol-
lett House.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-06
A Hard Hog Story,

An exchange says: A few years ago
a New York man imported some wild
hogs from Scandinavia, and turned
them into some swampy fields he had to
eat up the snakes. They exterminated
all the snakes and frogs in the incloS-
ures. and then broke out and took to
the woods, where they have multiplied
until they are SAID to be as savage and
more powerful than the historic Texas
peccary, or Mexican hog.
A correspondent of the Ameri can
Cultivator is inclined to think that there
is too much liberty of shooting in this
country. The bitter prejudice against
the game laws, which came in with the
first settlers, still exists here, and the
average American citizen would con-
ceive it a hardship indeed if, with gun
in hand. he could not roam where he
listeth and blaze away at anything wild
at his own sweet will.
When the pigs from an old sow fail
to grow as fast as their companions
from young sOws it is an unmiStakable
indication that the old mother is fail
ing, and should be sent to the pork
barrel. While the old SOW is doing we'll,
don't discard her unless there is a GER
tainty that she can be replaced with
something better.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-06
MINNEAPOLIS.
GROWING FAST.

The university will open its doors
next Tuesday to the largest influx of
students that it has ever known, aud
with the bright prospect of larger de-
gree of good work being accomplished
than ever before. The summer has
been an unusually active one in the
campus, and the undergraduates who
looked upon a college at the last
commencement will return as men,
bers of a university, one
of the best equipped in the
country. The principal cause of the
prosperity of the university is, of
course, the fact that the people of the
state have recognized its usefulness, and
are prepared now 10 support it as they
never supported 1t before. Next. the
university has been the grateful reclp-
lent Of material assistance that has
caused it to boom. in the language OF
the day. The science hall, finished and
equipped by Gov. Pillsbury'S gift, IS the
principal of the buildings completed
for this wears work. But the appro-
priations by the legislature have en-
abled the regents TO put in badly
needed steam heating plant for all 9he
buildings. erect a building for the col
Iege Of law, make important repairs on
the old main building, and improve the
equipment of the agricultural school,
besides laying the foundation of new
chemical laboratory. These improve
ments, with additions to the faculty and
Rcomplete outfit of scientific apparatus,
have put hew face on the university.
They have made it an institution co
ordinate with Ann ATbor, Yale and
Harvard, instead of feeder for them,
Rnd hereafter the Minnesota man who
has children to educate in the higher
walks of learning, need not go beyond
bis own state 10 find the facilities.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-06
MORE RUMBLINGs.
Ominous Muttering From the
Police War Cloud.

Some interesting ,denOuement is un-
doubtedly coming in the Clan-na-Gael-
anti-Catholic fight now going on in
police circles, and just what it will be is
largely a matter of conjecture, though
several people claim to have positive
information to the effect that the next
move will be the unconditional release
of Capt. r. R. Harvey. 1t is gener-
ally believed that he is one of
the principal leaders In the
anti-Catholic move which has stirred
up so much discOrd in the force, and
rumor says that the commissioners be-
leve he is doing much to demoralize
the team, therefore new man is likely
to be signed in his place.
Some of Rarvey's friends have been
reported as desiring him to resign, but
the captain isn't so easily scared out.
and says he wants to know why he
should leave before ne goes.
Brown. the ''anti'' who admit
ted that he had been hired by Capt.
Harvey to secure evidence against Off
GERS Mcnamara and McNulty, was seen
at an early hour yesterday "skulking"
along the latter's beat on Hennepin ave-
nue. no apparent object. unless it
might be the discovery of some derelic-
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-06
PHASES OF LIFE.

Every other month the chronic
drunks at the municipal court smile a
smile of unfeigned joy as they behold
the whiskered features of Judge Ma
honey on the bench. Another class of
offenders look correspOndingly sad. if
they have been there before. There is
quite a difference in the schedule of
prices for various sins under the two
regimes in the municipal temple of
justice. Judge Emery is a terror to
inebriates, and in the expressive Ian
guage of eX-Deputy Clerk ReeS, ''sOcks
it TO the bOOzers every time" while
Judge MahOney is less severe with
those who have smiled too much, but
has no mercy on offenders against
chastity and social purity.
Two OF three dozen people, mostly
boys, went out to the ball park yester-
day, and applied their eyes to cracks
and knot holes, in the hope of getting a
glimpse of the AnokaS swiping the
Eclipse nine or vice versa. But the
park was deserted, but for the muffied
tread of Murphy. who searched the
grounds for the Minneapolis hoOdOo.
The advertised game for 800 and the
championship for the state, for some
reason did not come off.
W neu Ile pOSlOIllce Is moved INTO
the government building Frank Slocum
is destined to have as good a place as
anybody. lie has been appointed to a
position in the pOstOffice which is at
present almost sinecure, but when
the larger quarters are secured he will
be cashier OF the Office, and the finan-
ci | transactions will be consolidated
more than they have been heretofore.
He will also be charged with the duty
OF selling stamps at wholesale and with
the collection of box rent. Mr.. SIOcum,
by the way. is Republican, and is one
of the men Selover hit at in his charge
that the postmaster had violated the
civil service law in appointing. But
the position of cashier is not covered
by the civil service law.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-06
ALL SORTS.

Now the merry mercury is
Dropping, dropping, dropping.
The ice cart rattles by without
Stopping, stopping, stopping.
Slab wood signs are being
painted, painted, painted,
Summer joys are naught but mem'ries
Sainted. sainted. sainted.
The flannel-shirted dudelet doth
ShiveT, shivcr, shiveT,
As he treads the windy bridge across
The river, river, river.
He's thinking of his overcoat
In hook, hook. hook,
While before the autumn op'ning
He's taking stock, stock. stock.
And with the merry mercury
Keeping pace, pace, pace,
Comes the bali team shyly seeking
Seventh place, place, place.
English capitalists, not satisfied with
grabbing American mills and breweries,
are now negotiating for her museums.
This will be very sad country when
all the freaks are compelled to wear eye
glasses and say Don't We know
n. n. Beden. political skirmisher of
great renOwn above BaSSett's creek. will
contend with Col. Mcintyre, for the
custody of the postoffice.
A JOINT debate between Ed A. Stevens
and John Day Smith is imminent in the
Eighth ward. Though it will not be as
bad as an epidemic of smallpox, yet
the ward is TO be pitied.
1t looks as though they would never
secure jury in the CrOnin case until
they subpoena dozen Minneapolis al
dermen.
Hon. Freeman P. Lane spoke for
"The Boys" at the Farmers banquet,
at Rochester. last night. They spelled
it "b'hoYs," and Freeman got there in
great shape.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-09-06
MINNEAPOLIS GLOBULEs.

Attorney r. B. Forrest got a judgement
in full in the municipal court yesterday on a
$3.50 claim against F. II. Cobb.
Up to noon yesterday there had been 100
applications for admission to the university,
Lectures and recitations begin next Tuesday,
John White lodge /. o. o. F. moves next
Saturday into its new quarters in the recently
completed Kistler block, Lyndale and Sixth
avenue north.
John W. Burton closes his engagement at
the Bijou on Sunday evening. The next at
traction will be Nellie Walters in her musical
comedy, ''Criss Cross"
Marriage Licenses were granted yesterday
to Henry G. Dongan and Emily Frampton,
William Kruth and Katie Hanschilt, John
Erikson and Golgine Morrison.
The Crystal Lake Social club yesterday fled
articles of Incorporation. George Ford,
James A. Cruik, Andrew A. Lawrence, Matt
Cain and Johnnie j. Petrasch are the incor-
porators.
Rev. Fl. D. Page, representing the Japan
church, en- route to the general convention of
the Episcopal church in New York city, will
deliver an address on Japan at st. Paul &
Episcopal church, Sunday at 80 p m.
The sale of seats for the engagement of
''The Twelve Temptations" which occupies
all of next week at the Grand, commences at
the box Office this morning. The COMPANY
includes seventy people and two carloads of
scenery.
One of the special attractions in "The
Staleys Royal Ross" which is on at the Har-
ris theater next week will be the appearance
of two baby artistes, Edith, aged three, and
Daisy, aged seven. Both are under the
guardianship of Miss Manni Dulles.
The Lutheran Deaconness institute has
elected Prof. George Sverdrup president;
Rev. NJ. Falk Gjertson, vice president; John
j. Howe, secretary, and Elizabeth Teddle,
treasurer. 1t has been decided to move the
hospital from 2731 Hennepin avenue to a
more central location.
The Minnesota Transfer Dressed Meat
company yesterday filed a certificate of
amendment of their articles of incorporation,
changing their name to the Twin City
Hide and Tallow company and their object
to the manufacture of tallow, lard, grease,
glue, fertilizers and other animal products
The factory will be located at Brighton, Ram
sey county. James Mcmillan and Henry
Chase sign the certificate.