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AUCTION SALES.
A. M, Doherty. AuctiOneer.

THE EASIEST TERMS EVER OF
i fered; one-quarter cash; balance on pr
before ten years at 6 per cent; an absolutely
free sale of 161 beautiful lots in the garden
Spot of the city by public auction: we will
offer at public auction on the premises, on
Saturday, July Is, commencing promptly at
2 O'Clock in the afternoon. all OF the lots IN
blocks II. 70, 70. II, rs and a OF Earl
Street addition to st. Paul. These blocks are
bounded on the north by Case, on the south
by York, on the east by Frank, and on the
west by Cypress streets. Earl street DIVIDES
the addition. running north ana soulh
through the center, and Sims street inter
SectS from east to west. This addlton mas
the reputation of being the most beautiful IN
the city of st. Paul. and since the completion
Of the East Seventh street cable line, IS fully
as convenient to the business center as any
portion of st. Anthony Hill. The grounds
lie evenly, and are covered, with tulI-
grown oak and maple shade trees.
without any underbrush to mar It's beauty Tor
residence purposes. 1t is entirely free from
swamp indications, the ground being nigh
and dry, ana the opportunities Tor perfect
sewerage system uneXceiled. A visit to the
grounds will better show you the many adj
YantageS of this property than columes or
description. How to get to the grounds; The
East Seventh street cable line passes within
Su0 feet of the property. Visitors 10 the
grounds will get off the cars at Earl street.
On and after Monday, July l, a man Will be
on the grounds from 10 p. m, to show the
property and give all Information required.
Terms: The terms of sale will be the easiest
ever offered, to-wit; 0ne-fouFth cash the bal
ance on or before ten years, at 8 per cent in
terest: 10 per cent deposit required on day
of sale as an evidence of good faith. For ex-
ample you buy lot at $1,000, S1L0 is paid
as a deposit and your abstract given you; IN
twenty DAYS YOU pay 5 $50 and secure deed
The balance. 500, secured by mortgage you
have the privilege of paying at any time
within ten years at 6 per cent per annum, IN
teresJ payable semi-annually. Go and look
at the grounds Gladstone Land company,
A. Nj. DOhertv, auctioneer. 1884
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PROFESSIONAL.

ClUPERFLUOUs HAIR permanently de-
- stroyed by electrolysis.~ Mrs. Baldwin,
successor to Mrs. Blake, room 30, Mannheim
er block, every afternoon, 1S5-215
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- - results largest scircu1ation
D0 n r and most advantageous rates
AEN q are given by the GLOBE, the
great "Want' medium.
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Il. Holloway 81 Co.. AuetiOneers.

CHDlCE BUSINESS PROPERTY, UN-
y improved, on Mississippi ST., to be sold
at auction, being lot 10. block 7, De Bow,
Smith, Risque q Williams addition to st.
Paul. having frontage OF so feet on Missis-
sippi ST. and 80 feet in depth. We will sell
the above property on the premises Saturday,
July Is. at O'Clock D. IN. sharp The terms
can be all cash or one-third cash, balance
time to suit purchaser. This valuable
properly lies Just south of PENNSYLVANIA
ave, south-facing, and is ready for imme-
date improvement and can be rented to
good advantage as soon as the improve
ments are completed. just the right size for
two good, large stores. Remember that Mis-
sissippi is really the continuation OF Broad
way, and MS soon as the Broadway bridge is
complete this will be the best north and
south retail street in st. Paul. Take walk
up that way; ask the merchants on Missis-
sippi how trade is, and they will shy good.
There is no property in st. Paul to-day that
has a brighter future than Mississippi street.
Here. investors, is rare chance for you.
The property can be improved to net you 10
per cent ON your money. Sale positive. For
further particulars see E. Holloway q Co.,
auctiODeers. 19n-94
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a., women and children ali advertise
iHeH, their Wants inSUNDAY'S GLOBE.
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GONG AND DANCE MAN-Wanted a
- good song and dance man; one who has,
and can play. a banjo or guitar. Address A.
J. Bartran, Eau Claire House, Eau Claire.
Wis 1856 90
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w AITER-E anted. waiter for lunch
w counter; must speak German: at 315
Robert ST. 100
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PERSONALS.

A GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY Madame
"A Ritter, of the West Indies, the great
natural clairyoyant, will be found at 397
Minnesota st. 1859
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Compound words count Two words, and
Authorizations count the same as full words.
IN Every Case The Money Must Accom-
Dnny the Order.
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STORE AND BAR FIXTURES.
MUSICAL.

DIANo TUNING 81: hrst-class work
L guaranteed. Samuel e. Crutchett 19
East Ninth St 1S0-210
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LOST AND FOUND.

nOG L0ST-St. Bernard, yellow eolored,
II long-haircd, clipped hind part, black
nose, one year old. Liberal reward for re-
turn TO II West Third ST I90-9I
ORSE FOUND-A gray horse with
Il buggy: owner can have same by calling
at us Norris st. and proving property 100
ORSES SIRAYED-SIO REWARD
Ii One dark brown horse. blind in one
eye, and one sorrel pony, branded with cross
on left hip; finder OF informer gers $40.
h Shredder. L73 Western nv. 1888
DUG BITCH LoST-WilI answer to name
4 Fay; liberal reward if returned to D.
Hickey, 80 Dakota aV. I9O.0I
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FOR SALE.

QYCICLE for sale; American Champion:
u run one season: in good order: will sell
cheap. Charles Frank, Belle Plaine Mimi
1901
TOR SALE for two days, a nice young
l. pony, good TO drive or to saddle, at the
stable. 1877 West Fourth st. 100
EOR SALE-Fom work horses, two sets
L harness. five lumber wagons. one heavy
truck, one single buggy, belonging to the late
Cornelius Casey; bids for all or portion of
same received by P. D. Twohy, administrator,
corner Eighth and Broadway. 1895
DOR SALE-Cull cedar paving blocks for
i firewood: also sawdust. Inquire Room
9, chamber of commerce, or at mill, conner
Fauquier ana De Soto SITS. 1854
nj OTOR-For sale. a first-cIass three
VI horsepower electric motor; for sale at
the Konantz Saddlery company, 354 Sibley
ST. ISS-9O
I)UPS-For sale, fine Newfoundland pups.
L cheap. Address Box IO2 Hector. MINI.
1901
CAFE-For sale. large Diebold safe: good
- as new Seheffer L. Rossum. ia East
Fourth st. 1862
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81. PAUL WANTS.

WANTS on this page will be inserted under
classified headings according TO the following
TABLE OF RATES.
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THE 81. PAUL TRUST COMPANY-
Offices Cor. Fourth and jackson
streetS-actS as executor, admin
istrator, guardian, trustee, as
siguee. receiver.
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WEHV MIN debilitated through Indiscre-
HHhA WHHs ton or otherwise, we GUAR
ANTEE TO CURE OR REFUND MONEY. by our new
improved Electric Belt and Suspensory.
Made for this specific purpose, it gives a
continuous mild. soothing current OF cleo
trieity through ALL weak parts, restoring
them to health and vigorous strength. Worst
cases are permanently cured in three months.
We take it for granted that every buyer Of
an Electric Belt wants the BEST MADE, and
it is therefore. to the interest of sufferers TO
call and see this famous belt before buying,
as it costs no more than the inferior old styles,
produces stronger and more lasting currents
and is indesirucIible We warrant it TO last
for years. and whole family can wear same
belt. 1t is lighter and more convenient TO
wear than any other Pamphlet illustrated.
containing fuA information and hundreds of
testimonials from prominent people through
ont the Z. S. for4c stamp. Address
THE SANDEN ELECTRIC CO.,
All Nieollet Ay.. Minneapolis. MINI.
Open Saturday till 8 p. e and Sunday
rom 10 q. n. to II.
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TO EXCHANGE.

mo ENCHANGE-A block OF lots in
i South st. Paul clear of incumbrance-
for stock of hardware in Wisconsin, Mime
sofa or Dakota. Address the owner. G. S.
Wiseman, 394 Iglehart ST., st. Paul. Mimi.
1880
no EXCHANGE-Good farm in Rich
i land county. OAK, two miles from two
railroads, for st. Pail lots or acres near st.
Paul. Address, C. H. NJ. Globe. 1884
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BOARD OFFERED.

AbVAAA1S WI 11A0 H1OR
DOARD-Furnished rooms with board for
ID three gentlemen, cheap, at 80 Dakota
av. 19O-9l
DOARD-First-uiass family table, with or
ID without furnished rooms with all. con-
Yeniences at moderate rates; very pleasant
location; convenient to cable and horse
cars. 497 Marshall av.; use of piano.
I90.196
DOARD-Furnished front room. with
ID board. 81 per week. and table board
So so. 3S5 Washington st. 1906
DOARD-BeautifuI rooms and hrstclass
ID board at the st. George: private hotel
262 Selby av.: references required. 190-220
BOARD with or without rooms. 603 Jack.
- son st. 1880
DOARD-F irst-class day board. for a Inn
ID tied number of gentlemen, at 565 Rob-
ert st. 1S7-193
DOARD-First-clas rooms and board at
d $50 and 3S3 Exchange ST.; no cards in
window. 1880
DOARD-One furnished room. with board,
ID suitable for two gentlemen. 5l3 Mar
shall av. 1890
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XHTAITERS-Tw good walters wanted
w for lakes; $50. Bee Hive Enterprise,
Seventh and Robert. 100
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Disease Cured Without Medicine.

Recently Patented and Improved
Dr. Sanden famous Electro Magnetic Belt
will cure without medicine, Nervous De-
bility, Weakness from Overworked Brain,
Pains in the Back, Hips or Limbs, Lumbago,
Rheumatism, Kidney and Bladder Com
plants, Dyspepsia, all Weakness of Sexual
Organs Piles, Malariaand general i'll -health
The currents from our Belt are under COM
plete control of Wearer, and SO powerful they
need only be worn three hours daily aud are
instantly felt by the wearer, or we will for
felt So, 900. These belts have great improve
ments over all Others and we warrant them
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
SgaFe.

4 Ii Kinds Of detective work promptly
II attended TO Mt Northwestern Detective
agency New York Life Insurance building.
ISS-2O2
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Z
w for lakes; $50. Bee Hive Enterprise,
Seventh and Robert. 100
NNANTED-Agent to handle the new
w patent Chemical Ink ETasing Pencil;
greatest novelty ever produced; grasses ink in
two seconds no abrasion of paper: 2C0 to
500 per cent profit: one agents sales
amounted TO $500 in SIX days; another $50
il TWO hours; territory absolutely free:
salary TO good men; no ladies need answer;
sample % cents. For terms and full par
ticUlars, address the manufacturers. J. W.
Skinner d Co., OuIlaSka, Wis. 1898
NJ MUTUAL RESERVE
w FUND LIFE ASSOCIATION desires
to employ one Special Agent in each CITY
and COUNTY in the UNITED STATES.
CANADA. GREAT BRITAIN and FRANCE.
1t also has excellent openings for good bust
ness men i'll all of these countries as MAN
AGERS. General and District AGENTS.
Compensation liberal; results certain; posi-
ton permanent. THIS COMPANY furnishes
LIFE INSURANCE at One-half the usual
rates. 1t has already paid six and One-H Half
Million Dollars in death claims 1t has more
than Two Million Dollars Cash Surplus It
is the greatest success ever known in life in
suraHce. Address or call upon Z. B. HAIR
PER, President or N, W. BLOSS, Vice
President Home Office 50 Park-row, New
York, or upon any General Manager.
tu-thur-sat.
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WANTED TO RENT.
D OOMS-Wanted to rent. three or four
II rooms suitable for light housekeeping,
For further particulars address a 80, Globe.
100
D OOMS-Wanted, a suite of three or four
~ unfurnIshed rooms within five minutes
walk of Seventh and jackson; references
exchanged. J 81, Globe. 190-91
H. women and children ali advertise
MeH' their Wants in SUNDAYS GLOBE
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4 GENTS-Agents for United States Secret
II Service in the Late War, by Lafayette c.
Baker. the greatest known detective. For
terms apply to Creore u Nickerson. 319 Nc
ollet av, Minneapolis, MINI. 100
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INSTRUCTION.

CH0RTHAND-Stan system; lessons
- day. evening or by MALL send fer clrcu-
lars. Miss j. D. Hess. Union block. 34*
CT. AGATHA'S ACADEMY OF MUSIC
~ 90 East Exchange St.-Lessons given on
Piano, Organ, Guitar, Violin and Mandoli
hours arranged TO suit pupils. For terms call
or address the SupeTIoress. 1861
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stores.

STORE-3l East Seventh: store, 179 East
~ Seventh; store, 44S jackson; Offices
corner Seventh and Jackson; five rooms
over 1873 East Seventh. james /. Jellett, "a
East Third. 1855
GTORES on West seventh; very cheap.
- Inquire OF Geo. FL. LallS. the Furniture
Man. 449 Wabasha st. 1884
GTORE-Fine brick corner with fat over
~ head; corner Chestnut and West Seventh
H. H. Herbst. 1S6 East Seventh 1881
CTORE for rent at 81 East Fairfield av.
- Inquire of c. W. Youngman, III East
Fourth st. 1893
Ioo+and found ads. in the GLOBE are seen
Eoot by the most people
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EOR SALE-A cigar and confectionery
Il store with restaurant combined; store
partitiened off for living place: rent sos; good
Bile. 459 Rice ST. 1901
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a GOOD MEAL for 10 cents 20 cents
n 25 cents and upwards; meal at all hours; ;
open from 8 a. m. to y p. N. Bridges, res
taurant IA jackson ST. lSS-l94
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DUILDING-Building 1913 East Seventh
ID ST.; three stories and basement. Apply
to G. J. McConville, Finch, Van Slyck q
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DOR SALE-At sacrifice. one of the
l. finest and most handsomely furnished
rooming apartment houses in city; IS rooms;
within stones throw of Seventh st, yet nice,
quiet location; every room rented at profit
of SIS a5Ove rent; modern cenFeniences;
bath, furnace heat. electric bells, etc.; sick
ness cause of sale; no agents, and only those
meaning business need apply. Address c
81. Globe. 1903
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HORSES AND CARRIAGES.

4 GOOD NURSE, HAhNkSS anu Dug
n gy for sale; also good mich COW. 2I7
East Eighth st. 1905
DOR SALE-A secondhand coupe and a.
L Victoria in good order. Inquire of the;
st. Paul Trust company. 1902
(tET your carriages. wagons or slelgns Oh:
" F. <. Quesnel, 1o7 East Eighth st.
Long experience; practical and scientific
workmen; repairing neatly done on short
notice. 3l4*
WANTED TO BUY, small horse or
Address G So Globe. 100
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FINANCIAL.

A MONEY is loaned by us on improved
IA real estate security in st. Paul, Mime
apoljs and Duluth at 6. Gig, z. 7l2 per cent.
on shortest notice for any amount. R. NJ.
Newport & Son, investment bankers 152,
1873 and ia Drake block. st. Paul. 13*
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Bushes Glaamees

DAKERY-For sale. bakery and lunch
ID room; or l will take a good man as a
partner. Address ID rs, Globe Minneapolis
1906
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LOh ALE-On6 Oh the most aeS1faDIe
4 drug stores in the city. Address D. &
Co., P. o. Box 2207, st. Paul. 16S191
L'OK SALE-Shakopee house, Nos. 1S9
L and 19I West Fourth ST., completely
furnished; all modern Improvements; from
thirty-five to forty regular boarders; entrance
on Fourth ST; cable cars on Fourth st. and
horse cars On Seventh ST. For particulars in
quire of Joseph Shearer, American House,
corner Fourth ana Wabasha. 174-203
TIRST-CLASS GROCERY BUSINESS
L cheap if taken at once Inquire of AL
bert Wilkinson, credit man at YanZ. Griggs
& HOEe's. 1868
DARTNER wanted for storage and com
mission; state the amount want 10 in
vest and experience, if any. Address J 76,
Globe. 1890
ID EsTAURANT FOR SALE-Wen 10.
II Gated and cheap rent; doing a good
business; $500 takes it, half cash; balance
on easy terms; good reasons for selling.
B n, Globe. 1877
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OTTO DREHER, Secretary.
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DOR SALE for two days, nice young
i pony, good TO drive or to saddle, al the
stable. 1877 West Fourth st. 100
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAIL

Miscellaneous City List.
DOR sALE-1Oo feet on Smelling av, one
i block from new transit on Grand av.,
CHEAP. Room II. Court block. 1880
NOR SALE OR Cheap;
L lot on Chicago av. near State st; also
$50 acres near Huron, Oak. Call Al Court
block. ISl-l94
I WILL SELL on easy terms, or trade my
/ farm at the town of River Falls Wis,
with about eighty acres seeded. crops and
pasture: good opportunity TOR party intend
ing starting farming Address M J, Globe.
1902
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Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board Of Education of the city of St Paul
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NANTED-Agents to handle the new
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SITUATIONS OFFERED.
eInaAe.

4 LADIES' INTELLIGENCE OFFICE.
IA - East Seventh St, Room2 100
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FATALLY INJURED.
A Man Loses Both Legs Under a Loco
rnnfIvn NnaiardaV

A Man Loses Both Legs Under Loco
motive Yesterday.
Yesterday morning st about 8 o'clock
another unfortunate Lost part of both legs
and his life on the railroad. This time it
was Louis Becker, who lives with his par
ent9 at 26l7 Market street.
Becker, who was quite simple minded, was
in the habit of going down along the river
shore and sbout the Belmont cooper shops,
collecting wood and chips and carrying
them home Yesterday morning OF the
time mentioned ne was crossing the track
of the B. & 0. al Twenty sixth street. on
his way home with losd of wood Oh his
shoulder. Just at the same instant en-
CINE No. 353, Edward Carr engi neer, came
along. George Bsttin, the fireman, taw
Becker walking into danger, and yelled to
him, bat Becker either did not hear or did
not take the warning to himself, for he
stepped right onto the track as the
locomotive came upon him.
The unfortunate man was knocked
down, and fell with both legs across the
rail. The engine passed over him, and
then thespectatOrs witnessed the horrible
sight of Becker lying On the outside of the
track, while his two feet and the legs,
halfway up 10 the knee, lay in the middle
of the track, completely severed. He was
Immediately picked up and carried into
the mill, after which be was taken to his
home, where Drs. Alderman aud Schwinn
dressed the wounds. Everything was
done to save the mans life, but the ipju
ries WAS so severe that he sank rapidly,
dying about six O'Clock
Becker was iOrty-two years of sge ard IN
married. He met with the accident on
almost the same spot that James singer
lost bis legs, abau. two months ago, from
the effect of which he died.
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the Court and Captain Dovener and Mr..
Atkinson. which ended in the Court an
nounciug that the cause would be ordered
to trial this morning, without any further
delay.
Captain Dovener then made an effort to
have the case against Messrs William
Frskine, Grafton Beall and Charles Luz
kens put on trial, Messrs Mcneil and AL
lison beipg co-counsel for defendants, but
General Watts declined to crafty them,
but said he would set the case for Satur-
day,
THE JURY COMES IN.
Matters then dIifted slong quietly until
about half past six, when the jury III the
Meyer case came into Court. Foreman
Thomas O'Brien stated, in reply to the
usual question, that they had not agreed
upon verdict, and that there was no hope
of conclusion being reached.
The Court said the jury had only been
out about an hour and half, aud that
they ought to make further attempt to
agree. If the G urt could aid them in any
way it would be glad TO do SO.
Foreman O'Brien reiterated the belief
that a verdict was impossible, and said
they had tried in all imaginable ways to
reach conclusion.
THE COURT AND THE JURY DISAGREE.
The Court still thought they ought to
make further attempt, when Mr.. O'BIien
said if if it was not improper he would like
10 make statement to the Court 1t was
that some of the jury were willing to
bring il a verdict of a certain character,
provided they could he assured OF what
punishment the Court would mete out.
In reply to this, the Court stated the
jury had no right 10 seek any such lnior-
nation 1t was for the jury to simply
bring in whatever verdict might seem
to them proper and right under the Law
aud evidence and the Court would ex-
erciss its right to apply the punish
ment, after having considered whether CT
rot the verdict ought to be allowed to
stand. The Court vas perfectly competent
to perform it's portion of the duties grow
ing out of the ,a.e, and the jury had no
right to attempt to compromise with the
Court. The CONT believed the people
knew ii we'll enough to trust the matter
in it hands without any help or aid from
the gentlemen Of the jury.
The Jury was sent back TO its room and
within five minutes returned with YER
dict of not guilty.
THE RESULT ASTOUNDING.
Such result astounded almost every
one in the Court room, and none more
than those whose sympsthies were with
the defendant, the most anyone hoping for
being a hungjury. The verdict was the talk
of the city last night, aud there were pre-
dictions that thu proceedings on opening
Court this morning wOuld be decidedly in
teresting,
The jury was equally divided between
the two parties, as nearly as could be as
certained, while the jury in the E'zler-
Hawkins case was composed of about five
Democrats TO seven Republicans. There
mas bsen 3 persistent attempt to have 1t
appear that large majority of the several
juries selected for the trial Of election
cases were Democrats, something decidedly
at variance with tie truth.
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TOPP-WEsT.
A Wedding on the South Side. Last
Evening

A Wedding on the South Side. Last
Evening
The marriage of Mr.. Chas. Topp. a well.
known young carpenter, and Miss Minnie
West occurred at the residence Of the
brides parents, No 23l2 Market street,
last evening at $50 o'clock, Rev. Truschell
of the German Methodist Church, oAieat-
ing. The bride was attired in a very be.
coming costume of rose coiored silk and
looked very pretty. There were no aiten-
dants, and the marriage was witnessed by
only the immediate feiends and relatives
of the contracting parties. AT the conc'u.
sion of the ceremony a pleasant reception
was held, and Mr. and Mrs. Topp were
the recipients of hearty congratulations
and good wishes. Splendid Refreshments
were served and a pleasant evening was
passed. The happy couple, who viii 20 to
Housekeeping shor ly, were the recipients
of numerous, handsome and useful pres.
ents.