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Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
0eDitterihaSen.

gu Slarpeiler traf am 90. SUM Der
Slts pier g6une: elmer i'm Dorfe, bic anbern
in beiien Rdbe unb ipaltete iiet; IS maj Elm
Rubbaum ito orei Bappeln. am Gage braui
9in9 wieoer elm @iepitter iiber ben Srt uisber.
0as Waiier itano in mau6eu 6Guiern einen
balben Weter bod au6 in Die Stdae lief bas
Nafier. SaSelan9 nar man oaran, @er6ae
uno Sdlarm rpe9Sufabren.
gu @repenm q d er bat am go. Sum- Der
SliS in einen Beinber9 oes Serrn @rou aui Der
r9ansfaul" sei6la9en. Gin Rsbltod it total
perni6tet; man iiebt banebeu elm God, bur6
ueltes Der glis in bic Grbe fubr. Sine an,abl
auoerer StOde puroeu OIL ben Spieeu 9etrofs
ZEN, welde peripeltteu.
gu Remi9 idlus am 30 SUM- Der Slis
wieoerbolt III bic Wtoisl, baB oas 0aiisr in
itarten Strablen mad alleu Seiten in Die Sobe
iubr. Gran iiebt aIio, wie 9efdbrli6 IS III,
pabreno zines @eluitters Su baoen.) Sin Sele.
pbon, Der lib III einem SauIe in Der RGbe Der
WoIel befiuoet, bat aud bur6 has @erpitter
S6aoeu 9elitteu. 8as Waiier Der Wtoiel Ities
in Sol9e Der @euitter uuo route tribe, i6nru;s
;t9e 8elen.
gu y ous trat bas rlnuetter idretli6 ali,
obne ieoo9 S6absn ;u tbun.
Gu % eiS q Id i6lus am 80. sunni
Wtittag Der glib in bic @ebaulihteiten bes
SlSthtguHttto ~. RoNJ ogHS So 5uhuCItI StlS
triimmerte ieoob iir cine ;iemli6 bebeutenoe
Summe am Da6s lno Wauerlpert bes getref=
feuoen. Nu6 plrhe I'M Stale cine benz @ren;s
aufieber Sreirl su9ebOrise 3iese 9etOotet.
gu &eiberi d eib bra6te bds llnrpett, II
Sturm. 3tessn unb S6loiisn in Nerse, bod
tbaten lie meni9 S6aben. Der SliS bat ben
ibperen Siri6baum bss s. yterI6 pon obsr
bis urten arg 5ngai6tet.
On 81 n n 4 fSdnae m rihfptpr his ShInI{pr
mertlibeu S6aoeri III. sue @epd6ie nit ;ars
ten Sldttert limb bart mit9enommen poroen
bas Rartoiieltrdut lit pie ;erbadt rnb III Sooer
aeidlaeen, oaS Saioetorn plelia6 eefnidt uno
perni6tet, bic Sldtter Der Runfelriiben bur6
lO6ert, wie pent game Saouu9en SdrotfOrner
oaraIf ab9eibolien poroen. Auf l6arfem go=
ben uno nod mebr al ben I%bbGngen bat Der
Sepaltioe Ylasregen peite Surdeu gseraben,
ben Sooen on uieleu Steleu iammt Rartoifelu
uno Saioeforn rpeggeibmemmt. glu6 l6lH9
Der SliB in ben Rubitau oeS Sru. Subrmann,
nobel oaS Sieb i'm 9tu auflprans unb ,itterHb
baitanb. Der Strabl iubr ;ur oiienen oberen
Sbiire ein ourb bic Mitte 6es StaQes einem
Sa9lObuer am Rnis %poriiber, io9ar osm Stau.
tnebt ;piiteu ben Seinen burd), obne ben ses
rin9iten S6aoen ~ uerlria6en. gtur peripirt
Der Rneht etpas S6rerS uno Steifbeit in ben
Seiuer uno i'm Riiden.
gu Sietir6 i6lus am 90. SUM Der glit
in ben am S6ornitein Der Suderiabrtt auee.
bra6teu Slisableiter. SaS Wertniroi9e bel
benz NaturereisniB lit, buB ii6 bas @euitter an
norbpsitlibeu Simrrel itelte uub Der Slieldlae
III ben CONDUIT berniecerluhr, III einem Veo
mente, no bas Nirmament woltenlos mar.
gu Ste9eu mai bas SriiQen bes Souuers
auBer9epDbnli6. Sieie @epitter brabter
iiberau Sss lat9S eriebnten Re9en.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
snrembmr8ii&es aus Sranfrei6

Gm 8 o. SUM- beebrte Der Brdlbsnt
Der frans0fi9eu Rspubltt bic I~ursmbursiz
f9e abtaeiluns auf benz RarsfsIb nit ieis
nem Beiu1; berieIbe mar besIsitet pon
5errn Spuler, Wtniffsr Der auswdrtissn
AnseIesenbsiten, benz bobsn YsrionaI ber
Capitalization Der Gusfsquns, iopie
uon ueri9isbsnen Sti,tsrsu ietnss miIitdris
i1su S~ausbaItts. gu isinsm gmpfan8
ruaren auBsr benz Aus itellunsscommifar
eri9iensn: Sr. So. 8iuort, ifelpsrtrstens
Der @ommihar, bic So. guil Wss unb
Alpbons Win9su WltsIisbsr Der intsruas
tionaIen Sum, fowis bie ausenbIidIi9 tn
Pa.is anweienben Iur.mbursii9sn auss
Teller.
Sr. Conn 9utrsur ri5tsts Bet befsn
Gintritt tn Die Iursmbursii1s GbtbsiIuns
cine turte Inipra@e an Serru @arnot.
RadSsm Der 9rdfoent Der RspudIis in
tur;sn Wortsn seoantt bate unb usri4ies
oene Der anwsisnben Ssrren ibm uorJeteut
uorosn parsn, bsft9tists bsrieIbs eiuses
bsnb bic ausseitsutsn 9ssenidnbe unb
psrabl9iebste f9, uad5em Ct eiu pra1ts
POLES, pon 6srru Soupsrt unb Rottiue
sissns mad 9aris ssianbtss uub fir Srau
garuut %befiimmtss Roienbouqust freunbs
lt1ft augenommsa bate.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
GIiaBs3

Sn Re& (SuaraIbsn) sossn bic BON
Witsn ~sspsinistsn Ribs, pabrenb Seu
aufseIaben purbe, 6itsrs ben Waesu an.
Gin Mann fisl pom 8assu unb brad bas
9snit.
Su Games i5li9 fi5 elm 8isbbisb
9a4ts IN eiue Sisbpfer9e. ST purbe uers
battst. IS foa Elm So9itabIsr aus &uIs
fi5polen fem.
Aus @orss, 2. SuIi pirb ssi5ris.
ben: 9efern wurbs bier bas Ssit beS b..
S5sobalb sefeisrt. Die idbrIids % nFabrt
bat etns bstra4tIi4s an3ubI Ssiu5sr ans
ssSoaen.
Sn Der Ssrme Waiion &ouse BET
WouIin ~lausrte, wie bic ,2otbrinssr 8tg."
meIbet. Elm aus ben Oisniisu Der YdStsrin
sntlafener S1dfsr NIT Hamen BrisaIbin
Der Sottsr beS SauisS gblotilbs Seurion,
NIT Der CT Elm 2iebsspsrbdltniB bate, auf
unb itieB bisislbs NIT sinem DoI&e nieber.
Das f@per usrIests Wdb1sn wtrb idmers
lid NIT benz 2eben bauontommen. Der
Ibdtsr fla4tete, wurbs absr ipdter uers
baftet.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
Sear, NoieL Gifel unb Suusrid.

Sn Gina trus Elm Bisnsafdwarm in
6 Sasen IS PfunO 5Ouis Elm.
SnTrtsr bsfsbt felt mebreren Sabs
rem Elm Wasbsbaus, tn psI1sm ifsuenIoie
Wdb4eu a~ufnabms fnbsn t6nnsu, Bis fe
wieber einsn Oienit baben. Sect pirb elm
neuss, sroBss Saus ssbaut, wsI9ss ni9t
uur ffelsnIoiea Oisuitmdb9sn untsrtunft
ssuabren, fonbern aud iuuseu Wdoden
9eIesenbsit bieten pirb, untsrri1t unb
nebuus tn allen psiblt9eu 6anbarbsitsu,
i'm Strideu, Ndbsn, 0ai9su, BissIn,
So5en ~ empfansen, bamit fs auf bisIs
8siie rs5t brau5bare Dienfbotsn usrbsu.
9erI. 0as am 80. SUM- ifattsefun
bene Rriessrusrstus : Stiftunssfsft p~srIisf
obns St6runs.
Gin &rantsr aus Der S~rrsuanIialt
81 Rsr5ts sins NIT ieinsm Bdrtsr IN Der
Saar iPasieren, fprans IN ben Slug uub
ertrant. gr maj elm Raufmann aus
Sarmen.
Ertsr. Die abfubr bss StraBen.ebs
ri5t unb bic 2atrinenreinisuus Der Staot
1T pom /. SuIi ab ben 5srrsH g. Wller
unb s. Ssaion aus ~2ursmburs absrtrasen
porben.
Cine So93sitSreiis nit benz
Grsirab III bic ueueite 2siituna bss Rab,
fabrsrsS sports. Dor einissn Eaasn traF
auf iol9em 9efdbrt etn iunses gbspaGr
aus Bapreutb In SlarIouis Elm, I'm iV3
mad Yaris gu bssebsn.
SIN &reiie Saarburs wurben
i'm p%ersanssnen Sabre 99l Sbfbdume on
6ffsntIi5en @esen ssplau3t. Bdume ans
bsrsr @attuusen, wts Gi9en, 2inbsn, atas
sien, YappsIn II. +. 10. pie fribsr, psrbsn
ni9t msbr 9~splan3t.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
Sugembur8ii&eS aus SsIsten.
SrisiualsG OrrsipOnSsu5 Der n9urem'
burger 8a;ette."
Serr ReSaetsur!

Ssrr RsSattsur!
llnisrs bsIsii9e Yrouins 2ursmburs
idnst on I'D INNER usbr unb mebr IN
Ssrbinbune NIT benz srOBsu @sItusrtsbr
tu isSeu. Rtmmt man cine Rarts pom
SsIsien tn bic Sdnbs, 70 fisbt man. baB
unisr 2aub uon sinem bi9tsn g~iienbabns
neSe ibersossn in, ME ionit fat tsin 9anb
auf Der WsIt. Rur uniere Srouiu3 ausin
bIisb bis tn bic Isste 3sit 10 SiemIia iios
lirt. Cine sroBe internatiouaIe giieus
babnIinis NIT sinissn abjusisunssn Bee
itanb pobI fur ben srOssn 5anbeIss unb
Rsiispsrtsbr, absr Der uabe, tlsinsre
Ssrtsbr bIisb INNER, bsioubsrs In ben
n6rbIi5eu 9essnben, sridwert. llnisre
Yrouin3, bic am ~wenisften bspSIterte,
aber bic aussebsbntsiis pom ben ueun bsIs
gii1su Yropiu5en, bat cine SId@e pon
Buansig StunSen In Der 2dnge unb ssbn
Stunosn in Der Breits. Dor sinsm baIb
Ousenb Sabrsn wurben bic sr6Bsrn Srts
i5aftsu nod bur9 pierunbspan,is Yoifs
tuti9sn In Ssrbiubuus ssistt. Su Der Gus
tunft ioIsn ale bteie lansiumsn Serfsbrss
mittsl psridpiubsn unb our5 i4malipus
rise @iisnbabusn srisst perbsn. Sdon bis
a9t;is Rilometer FOLDER Babnsn iinb in
ben Issten finf Sabrsu aussIeat worbsu.
Gins ubsr 1T 81 beoauern BET Der 9erfieuuns
etIider bisisr ususn 9inisn. ga Briuatsss
isli9aftsn Re anIsseu, psrbsn oft sroBe
llmpsss ssmadt, um bic 95rfsr su psr,
meiben. neil ourd pilbe 0be @eaeubeu.
Der antauf Der bsnOtbistsn 9dnbsreisn BILL
Tiger lit. Oas III Der Saa ssusisn NIT Der
srOBsn internationaIsn giisnbabu pon Or
Ion mad SrihsI. Oas wirb aud nod
Der SalI istn NIT Der sritsn idmaIipurisen
giisnbabu, wel1s iosbsn i'm Sibsn unies
rer Proutnj pou NrIon auf gbatiIons
gtbe ansslsst wirb. Disis Balm lduft
bur@ cine Wlffs pol Saibs unb @initsr
In meter Gntfernuus pom allen Az bisisr
Seite Iiesenbsn D6rfer. wie Gosrnt&.
rlbinssn, 9susrbinseu unb Isst wobI cine
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23

Die germanente Ssputatinn befebt aus
ben 50. Sdcquemtn, 5spnen : @erart,
GabrD, gapraie unb 2aurent.
BON ben tatB. Seputtrten erfdieneu bic
50. Dubois, 2ambsrt loon Sdsnp)
gambin, SeantD, Saeques. 2ambotte,
giette, OeIsau, Baron be Sauereau, Sens
men : 9tetIot, Sanin, 2sbrun, 2efebpre,
9eieune, 2ou9s, @iuss unb Baron sSacs
quier be Rojee. 9on ben Iib. Seputirten
woten erf5isneu bic 5errsn Sriger,
Os9ssne, Sacques loon GisIiaIm), Ge'9
gilbert, Geld Sules unb BofisIer. 2ibwes
fenb warsn BITE So. Seome, goneeIet,
lambert SSuIss un6 gersb.
Ra9 Seenbisuns Der grSffnunsSs& ete
belt ST. @sri9tsi9reiber appsI has @ort
unb las bic Sasesorbnune Der Iestsn Sefs
fou Dor. 9arna1 wu,be has Bireau Gee
btIbet. pr. Sepnen. Bisrlot unb 6r. Bas
ron be 5auereau wurben rsfp. gIfferer aIs
Prdfbent, Yestersr ais 8icesg rdibent err
wG5It. 5r. 9ou9e wurbe Setretdr uub BITE
56. Srban be 3iptp unb 5snrotte aIs
5ilfssS etretdre ernannt. Ser grouins
aiaIratb wurbe BET SdIuB Der Sisuns in
uier Settionen sstbeiIt. am 4. Suit belt
bic Oeputat'on bic erits 0ffsntli@e ges
iammtfsuns.
abenbs bsin Banquet bss Srn. @ous
uerneur waren eri9isnen auBer ben Yroz
pinttaIratbsmitslisbern, Sr. Birssrmsifsr
Heser, @eneral Osmarsif, BITE Regtez
runssbeamtsu 2auaI. 9aursnt, Wi9aelis
unb 5ourt. Wdbrsnb bss Na9tii5es
bra9te Der Ssrr @ouusrnsur BITE 9eiunbz
belt unierer t6ntsIiden Gamtlis uub bss
Yroutn3taIratbes aus. Ssrr Yrdfbent
5spnen, I'm Rau,en bss Yropin;ialratbes,
bra9ts bte @siunbbeit bes Germ unb Was
BAN be @erIa9s aus. Das Ssft snbsts uul
10 l1br Ibsnbs.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
@tptI 4 Der Stabt
~2urembura.

5eiratben.-9om %. Suni: So
banu Watbtas gsft, gterbrauer, nit Wars
saretba Ersmer pom 20. Mi9eI Bald,
Sanbarbeitsr, nit anua Robsf5.
StsrbefdIIe. - Bonn %. Stunt:
Warsaretba &oainser, alt SO s., gbsfrau
.. Sobann Gbia, Sabasipinnsr pom "a.
Warsaretba Wariuser, alt 50. S., gbss
frau p. RitoIas S9uab, Eindsr; pom
26. CHARLOTTE @retden, alt SO s., G5ss
frau D. 5eiurtd WsIfrins, Wasa3insgsrs
matter Dom 81. Warsaretba Biri6, alt
IS g., Bittwe .. Sobanu Baptiit Gbis
beau, BtIs. Yf6rtner am S9ulsebduoe.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1889-07-23
aasSuwanbern. D%aruuter bsfanb f9
Quremburaer. ndmIih:

Weper Sob. Bet. alt 81. Sabre, aus Rol.
linser9rlno, nod @bica9o, Sas.; Sries Sac:
CUES, alt 25 Sabre, aus 8opftal, mad Sconto.
0isconiiu.
HIre NJ B burg. gm 80. Stunt fint
'auf benz gsntraIs8 abnbof 55 gsrionen
mad autusrpsn ubssrsiit, um NIT benz
am 80. Stunt uou bort abreiienben Boits
Oampfsr rBsIssnIanS" Der rReb Star
9inte" pertreten In Quremburs bur1 9es
rule 8isreur & Sobn, mad lmerita
aus3uuanb:ru. Darunter bsfanben ii9 2
2ursmburssr, udmIi1:
Soispb @epler, alt SO Sabre, aus 9ursm.
burg. mad ct. Baul, Wiun. Yeter Utiiuer,
alt 81 Sabre, aus S~6ronbweiler, nod Chicago,
S0ittniS
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-15
il. HUDSON
Mems Furnishing Goods.

Many wives and mothers buy Furnishing Goods for
their husbands and sons and as prudence one OF the
virtues of the they utilize these beautiful Indian sum-
meP days to pepIenish the gentemens wardrobes
We're selling great majority OF ST. Paul ladies' Mems
Furnishing Goods, but know that ladies have
natural antipathy to going to clothing store
To such wish that carry by far the largest
and best selected stock Of Mems Furnishing Goods in the
city, at the lowest prices which the gentemanY statesmen
OF the department pleased to show whether you
wish TO purchase not.
Our Fall and Winter Underwear stock is complete and
embraces every quality from g0od garment at QUO 10 the
very finest in Wool or Silk Natural Wool garment at
dollar is advertised by all merchants Ours is ALL WOOL
and the best garment in America at the price.
In Hosiery showing excellent values in Cotton,
Merno Wool and Silk An imported German Ribbed Hose,
extra heavy, in four colors, 25c per pair
Ladies recognized the world the best judges
Of Linen and Muslin. We sell the best Laundried White
Shirt made at ST. $685. $780, Full Dress Shirts from $3.50
ST. splendid values Unlaundried White Shirts at
47e, Use and ST.
We're selling good fancy embroidered Nightrobe at
75e and show large assortment from that to the
celebrated Fisk Clark Flagg goods at $2 $780, So and
$3.50.
In handkerchief we are selling an article fancy
border for Soc In the finer Linens and Silks aeknoW
edge compositions either in styles lowness OF price
Umbrellas, Canes, Neckwear, Gloves and other small
articles gentlemen prefer to buy themselves In
think Of buying OF these presents you can't afford
without seeing We will you money
and give you the best selection.
Gentlemen wish in particular to call your attention
NeekWeap stock Never has the assortment been
large values good. Hundred Of dozens new Fail
Sea at the popular prices 25e soc and 75e The hand
patterns and fabrics at ST, $1.25 and $3.50.
A full line Of Valises at small profits
You supposed TO know that do the largest Hat
trade in the city Buying these goods as do in
necton with our SIX otae large stores and direct from the
manufacturer give you the jobbers profit saving of
10 25 pee Novelties for Children either Boys
Or Girls, at popuiaf prices.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-15

of his "relief' stock to the company. The
scheme is to gather all in that will join vol
unfairly. until they have majority. then the
draft is put into execution. and you elther
Join the relief or get no promotion. and
eventually leave the service by request. Inc
company could not afford 10 seep you In
their employ, as you Woul1 Re setting u bad
example for others. ana the person they
would put in yonr place would be dep0slung
his mite monthly the interest on when
would heln to pay the expenses OF the COM
psny. The PENNSYLVANIA "rellef has a
small amount Of cash on hand at present,
S17O,7S9. This small amount has accum-
Ulated f. N the very small Contributions
made by the
ovER-PAID EMPLOYEES.
some of which earn as much as 81 day.
This is what the officials of the company
term highly successful man lgement; ana
when we realize THAI this sum has been gain
cred in three wears. we mus admit that II Is
highly successful management for the
Company. a very important feature OF TINS
relief Is he fact thai The management OF Its
affairs j. conducted by the Officers OF the
company. and not by the members whose
contributions go 10 swell the amount IN It's
treasury.
There is at the present time a great deal of
Interest ma Tested in what Is known as
The United order Of Railway Empioyes.
which is a federation OF he Following rall-
way organizations. namely: BrOthcrhe0d OF
Locomotive Firemen. >witchmau's Mutual
Aid Association. and the brotherhood of
Railroad BrasemeI. We desire 10 acqualnt
YOU with the fact thar. no matter what you
may have heard or read 10 the contrary. its
aims are If he highest lyPe. II was not or
gained L. auia-usize capital By any means,
but for the parpose of effecting the best OF
feeling and haumoay in the settlement OF
gTieval &C.
Mi. Wilkinson concluded with words
OF thanks to the welcome which had
been accorded the brotherhood in st.
Paul, the aid afforded their association
by the Brotherhood of Locomotive Fire
men. the Switehman's Mutual Aid aSsO-
citation, and To Mrs Henry b. Jones
("Our Nolher''), the able editress OF the
ladies' d, partment of their Journal.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-15
MINNESOTA ENTERPRISE
Exernplified in New Corporations
Capitol Notes.

The Victoria Elevator company, of
Minneapolis, with a capital stock of
$4,000, yesterday filed articles of cor
poration with the secretary of state.
The incorporators are Sylvester S. Car
gill. A. E. Benedict and w. L. Spencer.
of Minneapolis. The Workingmen's
Mutual Aid society, of st. Paul, filed
articles of association, its inc0rpOratOrs
being Nj. ID. O'Brien, w. Twoley, G.
Peterson, }. G. Cody, A. j. Van Soelen,
Michael O'Toole, NJ. Hogan and 2. j..
McManus
State Bank Examiner Kenyon yester-
day certified the Adrian State bank. To-
Gated at Adrian, Mobiles county. This
is the first state bank established in that
county. Business will commence the
oath inst. the capital stock being placed
at s24 900. The officers are: 6. c. Eyland
Jr., president; E. II. Myths, vice pres
ident; II. @. Mansell, cashier.
Secretary Williams, Of the State His
torical society, yesterday received from
London, Eng, 100 volumes of works on
history, explanations and travels.
Warden j. j. Randall, OF Saltwater,
and Sheriff Peacock, of Glenwo0d. were
callers yesterday at the state auditors
office
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-15
AFFAIRS OF THE CITY
Discussed by the Chamber-COun-
Gil Ask ed for Substantial Aid.


Gil Asked for substantial Aid.
After four months of hard work by
the committee on taxes, interspersed
with occasional bursts of rhetoric dur
ing the weekly sessions, the report on
city finances was submitted to the
chamber of commerce yesterday MORN
ing and incontinently laid on the table.
This may not end it, however, and the
public may at some future time expect
to see the report taken up and 60 thun-
dering down the corridors of politics.
Capt. Berkey has been the prime mover
in the matter and the subject is very
close to his heart, so there is no doubt
the results of his labors will come out
ultimately. The report was submitted
in the form of printed pamphlet. w.
p. Murray moved to lay it on the
table for the present, on the
ground that it could do no good,
at present. inaSmuch as there was
neither an election on hand nor legiS-
lature in session. This motion pre-
vailed. Capt. Berkey contented him
self by giving notice that Monday next
he would offer a resolution requesting
council to issue no more bonds for pur-
poses unauthorized by the legislature.
President Caufield, of the educational
association, notified the chamber that
the committee representing that body
was ready to proudly declare st. Paul
the next place of meeting, but desired
some assurance that the guarantee of
$4,000 would be forthcoming. E. w.
Peet moved to ask council to approprl-
ate $4,000 of the amount, which pre-
vailed.
The matter of subsidy for South
American steamship line was discussed
at length. The Tampa, Fla, board of
trade wants subsidy of 81, 100000 for a
line from Tampa to Florida and has
prepared a memorial to congress to that
effect. 1t was the sense of the cham
Der that the subsidy should include all
similar enterprises tending to strengthen
our trade with South America, and a
resolution to that effecfvas adopted.
The committee reptrted a suitable
eulogy upon the late Gen. Averill,
which was adopted by a standing vote.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-10-15
him with knife. The womangot sixty

MIN Win Knlfe. The woman got sixty
days and the man thirty.
The crusade recently inaugurated by
Policemen Davis and Haney against
street. walkers, ''roomerS." and some of
the lower dives, resulted in the arraign-
ment of six women and four men, both
white and colored, for violations of Or
dinance No. 10. They were fined S25
each, and two of the more unfortunate
went out for thirty days in default of
payment.
John, Frederick, Ike and Alex Leyde,
four brothers, and Theodore Boudoie,
their brother-in-law, were the princi-
pals to domestic drama played in West
st. Paul Sunday night. They were as
sesSed SIS each for disorderly conduct.
Peter Roussin, the Frenchman
charged with an attempted rape upon
Mrs. Hennes last Friday in West St.
Paul, was fined $25 for disorderIy con-
duct. The original charge could not
be sustained.
"JoccO" Conway, John Ward and
. James Foley, arrested as suspicious
characters, were discharged. When
arrested they were prowling around in
the third. story of the block at IA East
Eighth street, but had committed no
crime.
JuHH MdlOley Glckleu 'Utrlldu WI
man named Mrs. Schlende under the
chin. She did not like it and had John
arrested for disorderly conduct. Judge
Burr scheduled the amusement as S25
pleasure. and John paid his bill.
Mccarthy d Donnelly, the under
takers, were fined SO for violating the
health ordinance by publicly burying a
diphtheria victim.
George A. White, the railroad man
who abducted BERTHE Fetch, fifteen
year-old girl, from her home in North
st. Paul, had his preliminary examina-
ton set for Thursday.
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and mangling them in a horrible man
ner. AmputatiOn, of course, became
necessary. For quite while Mr.. Bel
laire was unable to help himself in any
way, being virtually without hands.
his one thumb being of very little
use to him. Necessity, however, and
his own inventive genius brought to his
aid device which is unique aud curl
Gus. To the left wrist is attached a
hook which he uses as effectively as did
the famous Capt. Cutie. Fastened to
his right wrist is piece of steel shaped
like knife blade, and this passed along
the under part of the thumb. Between
this instrument and his thumb he can
grasp anything he chooses. holding
thin sheet of paper as easily as he
would thicker or heavier object. While
talking tOa GLOBE reporter last night he
very deXterously hooked" his pocket
book from an inside pocket, opened it
and handed the astonished scribe his
card, which read: 81. Bellaire. one
fingered fireman, Alpha lodge No. 26,
Baraboo, Wis.,
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WOES OF The WORLD
As Outlined in the Course Of Liti-
CATION in the Courts.

As Outlined in the Course Of Liti-
cation in the Courts.
John DAILY against The Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul Railway Company,
an action for 5000 damages for per
sonal injuries, is on trial in the United
States circuit court. In April, 1888,
while DAILY was acting as yardman at
Minneapolis. he was caught in frog,
thrown under train, ana seriously III
jured. His right arm was so badly man
gled that amputatiOn was necessary.
In the district court yesterday E. F..
Drake fled an appeal from the action
of the board of public works in the mat
ter of the assessments allowed for the
land taken for Carpenter park. Mr..
Drake asserts that the board allowed
him only 1000 for property actually
worth $4,000.
The jury in the damage suit of Ole
Lund against the Hersey Lumber com
pany brought in a verdict of $1,000 for
the plaintiff.
The P. II. Kelly Mercantile company
sues Patrick l.. Dawson to recover
S793. IS for goods.
Susan Smith ct al. against the city, an
action to recover $1,000, is on trial IN
Judge Kerr's court. The plaintiffs
claim that their property at the corner
of Hastings and Forest avenues has
been damaged to the extent of 1000 by
the grading of those streets.
District court call for to-day: Jury
cases, 5, 63, 40. rs, 81 and SO; court
cases, 2, 26, SO and SO.