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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
ANThLL,s UWNER.

The performance Of Axtell yesterday
was very gratifying to S. S. Noteman, of
South Park. who said: u resided near
Independence, To-. where AXtell was
raised, and know his owner very well.
lie is Il young man. and as he also has
two stations, both half-bTOthers of Ak
tell, it looks as though he has a good
start in the horse business. He has
been breeding on a system which he be-
Iieyes is bound to win, and his faith in
it probably led him. up to yesterday, to
refuse the large offers which are said TO
have been made for the 2:l2 wonder. 1t
is certainly remarkable time for the
stallion class >
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
The Highest Award

Made by the examiners at the Paris
Exposition gold medaI) was presented
10 y. |. Schl0SS & Co., of New York
city. for the finest display of Boys and
Children's Clothing. This is particu-
larly crcditable to this firm, as every
civilized nation on the globe contrib
uted exhibits, over forty clothing firms
being represented from the United
States. The award was made for best
workmanship. style and general dis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
OVER FIFTY THOUSAND.
The Increase in the City and
County Salary List.

The increase IN inc Slty anu
County Salary List.
The chamber of commerce will be
given an opportunity TO rip things up
the back next Monday morning. The
committee on city and county officials
and taxes have completed their report
on official salaries and expenses, and
the whole will be made special order
at the next meeting. Copies of the re-
port have been sent to all members of
the chamber and city and county Off
Gals, with al invitation to at.
tend the meeting The report
first presents statement by
the city comptroller, showing
the city debt 10 have been S6,G17, 745. 10
at the beginning of the present year, or
steady Increase of s., 102. 692.22 since
Jan. /, 1880. The apparently unpleasant
comparison is explained by the comp
trOller in the following summary: The
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
HeIeua and Butte business.

The large patronage received by the
Northern Pacific between the East and
Montana has necessitated the addition
of a special Pullman sleeper to their
overland express for the special accom-
modation of this business.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
WARDS OF The STATE.
A Slight Increase in the Running
of Public Institutions.

A per capita statement of the current
expenses of the state charitable and
correctional institutions for the year
ending July 81 mas been compiled by
Secretary Hart. The net current per
capita expenses for the past three years
are also shown:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
Corhin WiiIau a broad.

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 11.-President
Corbin, of the Reading railway, will
sail for New York from Liverpool on
Saturday, Oct. Il, by the steamer UNI
bria.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
Schools CLOSED by Contasion,

DOVER, N. H., Oct. 11.-All the
schools in the city have been ordered
closed on account of the prevalence of
diphtheria. There are sixty cases of the
disease now, and there have been dur
ing the year 516 cases and IS deaths. An
epidemic is feared.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12

state prison .... 1919 1868 254.6
Reform school -. ..202.9 1916 2o6S
The average for the institutions col
leetively is: 1867, 2,4OS.3; 1SST-S,
. ri &. 1884 9 G521
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
ANEW PRISON MANAGER.

NJ. o. Hall of Duluth, has been ap-
pointed member of the state boatd of
prison inspectors to take the place of
q. II. Hunter, who has resigned. Mr..
Hunters resignation is caused by i'll
health. and he Will shortly leave for
Europe for stay of several years. Mr.
Hall is well known all over the state.
lie is cashier of the State Bank Of Du-
luth. and a Scandinavian. He is a self
made man, and one of the most pTOmi-
nent of his nationality in the state. Be
fore going to Duluth the was engaged in
business at Granite Falls, and is we'll
known nOlitinian
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
RELOW THE BELT.
The Park Commissioners Shoot at
the Wrong Man.


The regular meeting Of the park COM
missioners was set for yesterday. bat as
only four members assembled no bust
ness was transacted. But those present
went off in corner and passed the fol-
lowing resolution:
Whereas. the custodian Of the court house
has. IN defiance of the wishes Of the st. Paul
Park commission, turned the park commits
sion out of the commodious rooms assigned
them by the court house commission.
Therefore, be 1t resolved, that committee
Of three be appointed 10 select and negotiate
for rooms elsewhere.
1t may be added that the shot of the
park commissioners misses its mark.
Custodian Berthiaume has nothing
whatever to do with the assignment of
rooms in the court house. At its last
meeting the joint committee transferred
the park commission from the base
ment TO the fourth floor. The custodian
had not even a vote in the matter.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12

This is the actual per capita cost of
running the institutions. The miscel-
laneous receipt giyesra per capita of:
1867, S26.52; ISST.S, S22.51; 1859,
1904. The average number of inmates
is given as:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
IHorced tothe WALL.

= Charles McMillen, the grocer at 431
East Seventh street. made an assign
ment to James II. Mailer late yesterday
afternoon. 1t was impossible to aScer-
tain the exact amount of the assets and
liabilities last night. Mr.. McMillen,
however. states that his assets will foot
up about $1,000, and that his ii bilities
will amount to nOmOre than that
amOUnt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12

The total per capita cost for the whole
state institutions during three years
was: 1867, S164.32; 1SS7-S, S17S.19;
1889. Sls0.74. 1temiZing the accounts,
the following facts are cleaned:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-12
WEBSTER
ADDITION.

Beginning Wednesday, Oct. 18th.
we shall offer at auction 146 lots in
this addition. This property lies
directly upon the Randolph Street
Electric Motor line, which is now
being pushed forward, and In all
probability will be completed this
fall. The property is beautifully
situated, nicely wooded, and the
majority of it much above grade,
and lies upon Palace, James, Ran
dOiph, Juno, Niles and Watson
streets and Hartford avenue. We
propose to offer the property for
sale beginning at 10 O'clock each
morning. in the Davidson Block,
under the Commercial National
bank. Should the weather be
pleasant the sale will probably be
continued on the ground, beginning
at 2 o'clock in The afternoon. A
free bus will start from our office
every day beginning with to-day,
at 10 and 2 O'clock, and parties will
go out to show you the property if
you desire to see it. The terms are
very easy. For full plats and par.
ticulars, inquire at our Office.
We have also for sale some beautiful
tracts, ranging from one to 100 acres
each, upon the Electric Motor lines. We
believe it will be greatly to your inter-
est to give this sale VOur attention
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

Sobn 9. Sulliuun, Der sroBe 5auit.
belb, lit in 8uruis, Miii., luesen ieines
am 9. Suli uuf Miiiiiiippier 8oten se.
baltenen &reisfampfes Su Z Monaten
@efdnsniB perurtbeilt lporhen. Sein
@egner &ilrain nno i'm 2auie oieIer
8o4e pro5eiiirt. Die Selisrsbtlier
Der ,MiG" fonnnen nit 9eialSenen Gelo.
itrafen bouon. gorldufi9 lit Sulliuan
aber inter $1,000 Slrsi6nft nod irei
unb bat an Dos Sberseri6t nppenirt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

,@ine 3eituns," ieufjt Der @tlw,
,,@eebOote," liam es befanntli6 9eies
mnnben redt MAIDEN, ba ieber 2eier
mebr pom 8ebisiren Ueritebt, uls Die
8eonfteure. ,@ut, baB mid bic 9fuz
BRIT ,Sumoriitii9es" pOlItdnbis falt
ldBt, iunft miBte i6 pOr Gdam iiber
bas l1rtbeil Der seebrten 2eier in Die
groe finfen ober mid nufbdnsen, ieufSte
seitern infer Seuilletuniit, unb fubr fort:
Scr Cine, Der bas 2nden nidt perz
itebt, a6iel5u6t: ,9ns iolI nun ein BiB
iein!" Gin 5tueiter, Der als beleien gel
ten min, bObnt: ,,9en faulen &is babe
id Idon tauienbmal seleIen." Der
Brittle meint fur5: uSu bumin!" Der
Gierte: ,5iir 70 fabe bdtte i'd ben SIC,
bqfteur ni6t sebalten!" Der 6iimfte; {;
,,Das man ipldes 5eus au9 mod lelen
mus!" 9ieBe ober einlnnl Der Stebafteur
Die aanSe 8ubrif aus, 70 seterten ale
2eIer: ,,9lu6 bas nod! Dos aopitel
,,bumuriltii9es" ipar nod oas @injise,
ipas man leien fonnte"
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

9ie @incinnatier 8irtGe, welds
iue9en Serlebun9 bes Owen'iden:
Sonnta9s9eiekes inter 9lnflaae ltanoen
buber BEL bent 8idter grmstOn N6titte
setbun uno ueripru6en, es nidt luicOer
tbuu ;u uOaen. 9nrauI bin lino hie
8ro5.iie einseitellt iuorben. 9tuu uire
es iuobl BEL oem ,,itillen" Sonnias blei.
ben, bib bic 2aiu unb Orber Qi9a eil,:
i9ldit ober cine uerniinftise 2e9islotl,
nit benz unsere6ten @eieB auIrdumt
lluo oarauf iUllten nun Die 5reunoe Der
peri6rli9eu Jreibeit nit uaer gnersie
binarbeiten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
Nnn Wnrriiun.

Gbos. &ennebD, Elm etipa neuu Wtei
len bon bier al Der 8ailep's Greet
pobnbafter 6armer fiel lebten MOutaJ
bon ieiner Mdbmaidine Dor Die 5;dsl
unb iuurbe 10 idlimm perlest, baB er
na6 iuenisen Stunoen ieiner Serlebun.
uneen erlas. Sennebp mar 40 Sabre
oft unb binterlaBt feline @attiu in 9uter
8ermDsensperbdltniiien
Scrr So. 9efmann iuurbe lebte
@o6e BON ieiner @attin nit eincm
906ter9en beidenft.
Serr gpnrao @itte uno 9attir, SRI
Ibelia Silbebranot ui,o Serr 6. Srt
mann bon ct. 2ouis befinben ii9 bier
AZ 8eIu6 uno iinb bic @dite Der Sumi
lie bes Srn. Sermann Sobbe.
Serr 9eic. 8irt unb @nttin lpeilter
mebrere Gage Der lebten 8o9e in Ser
mann III 8eiu9 BEL 8eriuanbten.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

ct. 2ouis ma6t grnit in Der 8eperz
buua I'm bic @eltausiteuuns fir 1892.
Gin Gouite BON 200 8iirsern purbe
eruannt, bat ii6 bereits Orsaniiirt unb
am Samstas feline llnterausi9iiie err
nannt. Der 9urant;eiono ioq aus ianf
WtiQionen 0olIars beiteben. Serr
Ioplpbus 8ui9, Der befannte 8rauer
bat in ieinem 0amen $4,000 ss5ei6=
net
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
*8eiter SOllitein 8ull iiber 2 Sabre

*8eiter SOllitein 8ull iiber 2 Sabre
uno ni6t nIebr als Sabre aft -. 500
*Seiter Seriep 8ulI iiber 2 Sabre
uno ni6t mebr als 5 Sabre alt.. 800
*Seiter 9ur6am 8uu iiber 2 uno
ni6t ii6er 5 Sabre alt :. 500
*8eite Mil6tnb nit &alb 1. 8r. 500
2. Sr. 800
Seiter 9Sibber, l. Erdmie. :. 800
2. SrGmie. -. 200
Seites Wfntteri6uf 1. 8rdmie. :. 800
2. Brdmie. =. 200
*Seites Gaar 5erfel, 1. Srdmie.. 800
2. - :. 200
Scltes 3utterldwein nebit Sertel
l. GrGmie. 500
*Seltes Wfutteri6wein2 9. Srdmie 200
*Selter Sber l. Srdmie. ...... 500
00O
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

9lus ben iibereinltimmenben 9lntwor=
ten0euti6lanb's. Selterreids, Staliens
uno @nslanos auf bic geute Der gried;z
i6en &e9isruns, be5ii9li9 bes 9lufitan,
oes auf Greta, in pel6er bieie Mddte
cine @inmii9un9 ablebnen unb Die llnz
tercriifuns bes Gufltunbes ais Sads
Der 9iirtei be5ei9nen, tuiu man idlieb=
en baB ii6 loluobl Gn9lano pie au6 Die
4iirtei Dem 0reibuno anseidluheu ba=
ben. Der 9reibunb ideint Die grbalt:
ing Der 9iirfei fir nDtbis 5u bulten
9em ginfluiie bes Srieoensbunbes
miro au6 Die @ini nitelun9 Der &ultun9er
in Serbien uno8ul9arien sl9eI6rieben,
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
gribat YrGmicu

ausseiteut uorben.
Pribat Yramicn.
Seites 9orn in Ieren, 6. O.
S3aumberg. g............ 200
Better 8ei5en, 6. 9. Sdaum=
berg. Observation-Disclosures. 200
SeI Ites einid6ri9es 5oblen 6. g.
Sdaumber9. 9............. 500
Seite 5lai6e Sir9. Geeblin9, 6.
q. S6aumber9. ...... 200
Scltes Suibel rOtBer @eijeu, s.
Soroan. 200
Seitcs SuI9cl @intcrz@erlte, Susp
Sropp. 200
3weitbeites 8ui6cG @inter,@crIte
y. Sropp... ............... 100
Seites 8uibel Summer,@erIte, $.
Sropp. ..... 200
Sclte neue Sdmlins Sraubem,
Stone !Sia @ine Co., 500
Setter 9aib 8rcb, in eiuem ,,@u=
perior" Sfen gcbafclt, gDriIt
@berliu. 100
Scite 6dfelorbeit, 6rau Catherine
NIlll9t. ....... LOO
Seltcs 6ublen unter cinem Sabre,
9Das. 9ticger. ........... 100
Better Sabn, @m. Sraenole. -. .25
Scltc 6laI6e Gatalubu, Gbas. 3.
Gtbelt. ................ 800
Seites Subeno Sirnen, 6. g8.
&llo. ................ LOO
Seltes 9ubenb, YfirIi6e, 6. IS.
@tlo. ................ 100
Better 2uib 8Os9enbruO, 8. 6.
UQer. ............... LOO
Seltcs Yiuno Butter, 5rancis
Sndel. 1.OO
Seiter ielbituerfertigter 8dIe, (nidt
Sanofdie) S. 8. @eniel.. 100
Seite s(usluabl 8lumen in S6pfen,
$. 9uebbe. LOO
Seite 9lusiuaDl Srauben, Ibif.
SuDr. ...--........... 200
Belter &uldnoerz8ein, S1eo. g.
Stord. LOO
Better Sull, 8. @ieiede. -. LOO
gber, $. @ieIede. ...... 100
Seite ,5uei 6erfel, s. @ieIede. =. 100
Seite 9lusiuabl Mt6bel, u. 6.
Selsner. 200
Seite Iusiuabl g!dbmai6inen, q.
s. 2eisner. r.............. 200
Selter rot6er @pncprb @elu, ST.
Soeller. .'.... LOO
8eites balb 8ulbel tomatoes, 6.
Mt. Glart. 100
Seites balb 9ubenb Sibner, s. $.
Efauti6. 100.
Better 8ogen irsenb elmer Grau-
benlorte, Or. @. Gttmueller. 800
Seite Staube 8latt gabnd, ST.
Seune. 100
8eite Slai6e Sirg. Seebline, SO.
9lllemann. LOO
Selter Bulanbrgbinn @ber, i'm
@ountp se5usen, ni6t otter uls
l Sabr Gbriit. gefmann len. 100
Seites bnlb Suibel Su6iptisen, i'm
Gountg ge5o9en, Gbriit. Bed
nialln zen. ....... LOU
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
0rtreibe un0 0rmiiie.

John. G. Christel, Superintendent.
*@eiBer 8eiSen, beites 8ulDel, l.
Sramte. ................ 5.UO
gSeiBer 8ei5en, bette guibel 2.
Hrantte. ............... $50
8eiBer s8ei5en, beites 8uibel, 3
Srdnile. ............... LOO
*&utber 8eiSen beites 8ul6el, 1.
SlulItlC. 0.UU
8otber geiSen teites Suibel, 2.
Hralltle. .....,..,.,.,, 2.5O
8otber 8ei5en betes. Buibel, 3.
Erdmle. .,,,..,,....... 100
@erite, beites Dalb Buibel, l. 8raz
nlle. 800
@erite, beites balb 8uibel, 2. grd=
ltlie, 2.O0
*S6iuarSer 9aier befes 1alb
8uibe! l. Srdmie. ....... 200
S6uar5er Safer beites balb 8us
ibel Z. Grdmle .......... 100
@erBer 6ofer beites balb 8uibeG
/. YrGlnie. ............. 1.50|
g1ciBer Safer beltes Bnlb Sui9el
: TrGnlie. .............. LOO
&Oasen teites balb suibel l. gr. 1.5O
*seite sinsiteanna @strciOc in in
@urben pon 6 3pa 0ur6meier,
l. Irdmie Diploma mo... 500
Yrduie. ............, 200
@eiBcr sseijen bette @urbe, l,
4SrQNlle, ,,.,,,..,...... 90
3Otber @eiien, bette @arbe l. 9Sr. LOO
8erlte, bette @arbe, l. Yrdmie. D.. Loo
&o99en, - - =. 1.00l
Sodfer, p ,, - - =. 1.O0l
Sseibes aOrn, bette ie6s gtsuaef
nit aulben 1. Yrdmie. :. 1.OOI
@elbes &orn, bette feds Steneel
nit &Olbelt l. Srdmie. :. 100
*&eiBes Sorn. bette 80 8olben l.
Yidmie. 2.OOl
g4eiBes Sorlt, bette SO au1ben 2.
EIQIlle. LOU
Gclbes &urn, bette 80 aulbeu l.
SIulltlt. S.UU
@elbes aorn, bette 80 Splben 9.
Erdmie. 100
3ude,robr, bette ie9s Stensel l.
Yr1mie. 100
Seite Iuswu1l GentiiIe fir Sofel,
9ebrau9. ............... 200
6riibtartDifel, beltes 4ed /. 8r.. 1.5O
2. - 100
spdffartOfeln, bsItss BED, l. 8r. 1.5o
2. , loo
sraut be lte ie6s aDpfe, /. 9ramie 1.5o
- 2. 100
8lumenfO9l, bette orei aDpfe. 100
@elBe 8obnen, beites Bed 49,. LOO
Crime 8Obnen, Be iteS balb Bed. 100
@rDbte @aMermelone. ....,.... 100
GrSBte Siirbis. 100
@elbriiben, bPites bnlb Dnseilo, 1906
&UtBriiben, - - :. LOO
gSeiBrilben, - :. LOO
Ste:tis ~ :. LOO
Selerie, i, +, LOO
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

Sm Se5ember 1888 ernannte 9lder:
bau 9ummiiidr gplman, Der ScreGnqe,
BON Setretdr &usf, cine SpeSial.G
milton pelde @rbebungen iiber bic un
ter ben S6ipeinen porfommenoen Seu
den anitellen iollte. Die Gommiiiior
bat ibren 8eri6t pollenbet. Sic berid
tet, oaB bauptid6lid Stuei Seu6er
oorfommen, Die Jog. S6peinepeIt mt
bic S3meine6olera. Sic eritere fomm.
ielten, Die lebtere iebr bduft9 Dor un5 iei
bur6 setuiie Mitruben oeruriadt. 0ie
eini6ldsisen 8eri9te bes .,8ureuu Of
Inimal Snbuitrp" ieien ri9tig. Der
8eri6t bei6dftist iid iebr ein9ebenb nit
ben bon oerl6iebeneu beriibmten@elebrz
ten auf9eItellten Gbeorien, aber Die
Gomniiiion fommt 81 bem 8efuub, baB
bic @elebrtcn in 8e5u9 uuf bieIelbsn
nod pielfa6 ill 9unfel berumtappen
unb oaB cine iueientli6e Serninoerun9
Der Sterbli6feit unter ben S6iueinen
Ourd Die iest uorseidtaseuen @sitte(
ni6t benfbar lei. @s sebe nur Niittel
;ur Der glus breituns Der Seu-
fen, unb spar: ipirfiame Guarun-
tdre unS 3erIt6rung Der nit einer5eu9e
bebafteten S9ueine uno nller @esen.
tdnoe, our6 iuelde ettua Die Seuden.
'eime perbretet iuerben f1nrten. IS
ei iibrisens 9lusii9t uorbanoen, onB
,ur6 iueitere, einaebenoellnteriudu
lno grperimente balo iuirtiame SduB.
nittel sefunoen tueroen f0nnteu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
Rrbfrt 9altsr, sec Boss
Serilderungs : Agentmr
rpn
RObt. Walker Il Co.

Sslprstn tSrli&e 8euer @nF@erpna pil
aud Sebsns 8trf&eruns tn erprrttea sc.
itaf9aftsn ~ ben annsbmbarlfen Rdien.
Sfire: S&iasr StraBt 5emann, Np.
ldeb89
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

Prnbufte.
@orrisirt BON
GEORGE KRAETTLY, Grurer.
Die anse9ebenen Sreii iuerben bon ben
9dnblern [lneiitens i'm 9uuide] be;ablt
Butter, per 8funb. ....... 12J-15
@ier, per 9ubenb. ....... IL
9hbner, per Susenb. ....1 500 so
gnten, per 9ubeno. .....2 75-2 so
9dnIe per Suseno. .....3 5O-5 90
Sartpffeln, per 8ulhel. so
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

Ia VIII.
&insbieb, s9afe unb s9neine.
Christ. Meyer, Superintendent.
4usi.ellsr perpIfidten iid bns alter
einss leben an9sitelIten 9bieres onSu=
ge6en.
*8eiter 3udtitier, uber Siuei Sabre unb
ni9t iiber fiinf Sabre aft, 1. Rr. 1000
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
I
Wein.

francis ONcKEN, Superintendent.
8eite Sluspabl einbeimii9er @eine
............... 0iplum
Better &eib: :@ein, l. 8rdmie. 200
/, Gotbz8ein, 1. - 80. 200
Goucorb, 1. 9rGmie, 0iplom unb 2.GO
2. Yrdntie LOO
Gatatuba, l. Erdnlie, 0iplom unb 200
2. 8rGmie LOO
Sirsinia seeoliu9, 1. 8rdmie,
Oiplum uno. 200
2. SrGmie LOO
Serbemont, l. Brdmie. .9iplDm
0elaluare, l. - .9iplpm
9aplOr Built, l. 8rGmie, 9iplom
uno. LOO
Martba, l. 9rdmie, 9iplum unb 100
@oetbe, l. 8rdmie, 9iplom mb.. 100
Gloira, l. 8rdmie, 9iplum unb.. 100
&uldnber, l. 8rdnrie. .9iplom
@rein'5 &ieslin9 9to. l. 1. Grdmie,
Siplom uno. no............. LOO
Soes, l. 8rdnie, 9iplom uno. ;. 100
9lusiteller BON @ein lino eriud)t upr
Der @r0ffnun9 Der 5air benz Superinz
tenoenten 8 Slalden @ein su ilber9e-
ben, Dpuon 2 puuitdnbis ettiquirt iein
miiiitn, bic brittle aber Obne irseno lpel=
DIES 3ei6en iein iOll unO ioa iebe 5lni6e
luenisitens Elm 8int balten.
9lle @eine nliiiien inr Nnmen oes
3ii6ters uus9eltellt iuerben.
cpJo SS, IJI
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
8odentlider Marftberidt.
6rtrcioe, Wchl nim,

Stben 5reitas corri9irt bon sc,
HERMANN STAR MILLS.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

gW @s iit 9temanben seitattet ii6
Inn mebr als cine 8rdmie fir @etreioe
BON oerielben 9lrt unb Aualitat Su be-
perben.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

&O6lrabi, 100
&otber Gfeffer, better Stod.. :. 100
@urfen gum @inma6en, bette 5tpei
Subenb. 100
siiBfartoffel, beites Sed. 49,. 100
3wie6el, beites 9usenb. :. 100
tomatoes, beites Dubenb. ..... LOO
Sabad, bic beiten stpei GtDde. :. 100
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23
6 laiie TX.
Yferoc uao Wauleiel.
syDblcu nntcr neun Wpnatc aIt.

.8 gtlle 9rdmien Die nit einem II
be5ei6uet, iino bon Der County Court
ausoe1tellt iuoroen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1889-08-23

*Sier muB un9eitedt unb Sum gb:
5npfcn fit Die Sreisridter bereit lein.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-12
THE OGDEN ELECTION.

The Liberals won in the Ogden cleo
ton, yesterday, carrying the city by a
majority which must have astounded
them, while it astonished everybody
else. The victory is simply wonder
ful, and proves that our ne'ghborlng
city has been growing much fsster
lately than even her own well in-
formed citizens realized. 1t either
proves that, or the Peoples party split,
which We do not believe. as the Peo-
pies ticket was a good one, was popu-
lar, and it seems to have brought out
. very full vote.
Fraud is charged against the Lib
erals, who are accused of preventing
members of the Peoples party from
voting, and of permitting persons not
entitled to vote to cast ballots fer the
Liberal ticket. Having the elec-
ton machinery in their own
hands, they could do these things,
and it is probably true that
considerable crook edness was prao-
ticed. The Liberals we're desRer-
ate and determined. They were bent
on winning at all hazards, and they
have succeeded. But HE HERALD is
not prepared to believe that the frauds,
however great they may have been,
were sufficient 10 change the result. In
other words, the majority is SO over
wheIming that it must be admitted that
the Liberals have the most voters in the
junction City.
We apprehend that the outcome OF
the election will make very little
material difference 10 Ogden IN any
particular. The successful ticket is
made up largely of bona fde, enter
prising citizens, and as they are prop
erty owners it will be to their interest TO
see that the municipal government is
managed for the best. 1t is note
worthy fact that however widely peo-
pie of the. Junction City may differ
politically they are united on
everything that will tend to ad-
vance Ogden, thn general welfare
of which demands and receives
the attention and effort of all. We as
sumo that this harmony of action will
continue under the new government,
and that, after the two parties get over
their surprise at yesterdays election,
they will be as Gle Sely united as ever in
pulling" for Ogden.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1889-02-12
At The Tabernacle,
This city,

Elder Junius +. Wells and Bishop O..
F. Whitney were the speakers at the
Tabernacle on Sunday afternoon. The
former dwelt upon the prosecutions and
sufft rings which were endured by the
Saints III Missouri and on their march
to these valleys. In the days of his
childhood, the conditions of the Saints
had grea ~ changed; and i. did not
seem that they should have their faith
tried and tested. But God will have g
tried people. To-day they are being
tested not always by prosecutions and
sufferings, but by temptations and al
lurements. Elder Wells bore q strong
{ stimony to the truth of the gospel.
He knew that it was of God, and hops d
the time will speedily come when
righteousness shall triumph over wick
edness.
Bishop o. T. Whitney delivered a
powerful address, setting forth the
divine evidences of the uDigion of the
L4tter-day Saints. Jesus said that q
good tree cannot bring forth evil fruit,
nor can an evil tree bring forth good
fruit. The people of the world are in
vited to Judge "Mormonism" oy this
standard. True, they must not single
out the most conspicuous inconsistent
cles on the part of some protested
Latter-day Saints, and on that ground
pronounce "Mormonism" an i'm
posture. They might es well pick a
worm eaten apple from a good tree,
d by that denounce the quality of
thu tree. There are many noble
exam pies of faith aud of humility to be
found amongst the Saints. The gospel
is deep and comprehensive. 1t is the
system of God for the redemption of
oil men except the sons of perdition
The Saints should be faithful in the dis
charge of their present duties, SO that
they may he prepared to bear the
! weightier responsibilities which God
may place upon them.