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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
Hotel st. Louis Trains.

On and after Tuesday. Sept. II, the
Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
will run but one train day to and from
Lake Minnetonka, leaving st. Paul at
S p. m, Minneapolis at $50 p. m, and
leaving Minnetonka at 7:30 a. m. These
trains will run until Oct. l, when they
will be discontinued. Hotel ST. Louis
closes Sept. 16.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
Order of Chosen Friends.

The most progressive order of the
age; gives fraternal protection to males
and females on equal basis. Now in its
eleventh year. Over 10000 members,
nearly half OF whom are ladies. For in
formation regarding membership. and
new councils in Minnesota and North
ern Wisconsin, interview or address IL e.
G. Wilson, Deputy Supreme Councillor,
z Third street south, Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
CLOSING OUT
SALE.
Crockery Stock
We have in stock q few
WATER FILTERS WATER
COOLERS and FILTERS AND
COOLERS combined. Now is
the time to get them cheap.
Also a small lot Of the RAPID
ICE CREAM FREEXERS. It
will pay to buy them now.

We have also some PINT
MASON PORCELAIN-LINED
FRUIT JARS, just the size for
small families. These we will
sell very cheap to close.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15
TALK WITH BANDMANN.

The Actor and Ranchman Dis
cusses Montana Interestingly.
Few men are better known, the
world over, than Col. Daniel E. Band
mann, the Shakesperian actor, and eele-
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15

Mrs. NJ. W. Browns Home
School and Kindergarten at 81 Iglehart
Street will reopen tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-09-15

JELLY GRAPES--NOw is
Just the season for these, and
we are closing them out at a
very low price.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
THE BROWN MYSTERY.

The WicIsta Real Estate Man Gives Some
Dir Ointed Accounts Of His Abuse.
WIcrITA, Kan, July sa-Edgar 7.
BrowA who disappeared SO mysteriously
last January n who as mysteriOusly re-
appeared at his home in this city Tuesday
evening in the guise Of a dilapidated
tramp. is considerably better, though sti
very weak. -
Yesterday morning. after receiving
some nourishment. the poor man aroused
himself a few times for a minut at q time
and recognized his children and some
friends, but it took several efforts before
he knew his wife and when he did he re-
marked "Where have you been 20
long:"
of his history for the past six months. IL
seems that on the evening of January 10
as he was nearing his home he was struck
on the back Of the head with q coupling
pin and Knocked senseless. A large scar
on the head now shows the result Of the
blow received. While insensible he was
robbed Of his watch and diamonds, worth
about 500 and 500 in money. He was
then taken away and held in confinement
until q few days ago.
In many ways Brown shows the effects
Of the privations to which he has been
From q robust man of 16O
pounds weight he has wasted away until
he now weighs only about s5 pounds, and
mentally he is also completely wrecked.
No q car solve the mystery, and with
the greatest anxiety the public await his
recovery. that they may learn the true
md full facts In the case.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
BOOTH.

The Kansas -Escampment ia Celebrate ut
Homo Because Of the High Railroad
Rates.
TOPEKA, Kan, July ea-The depart
ment commander Of the G. A. r, Henry
Booth, has issued . circular letter to the
comrades of the department of Kansas
recommending that they forego the pleas
ure Of attending these annual national re-.
unions until such Q time as q fair and
equitable rate is made Oy the railroads, as
low as that accorded to any other organ
ization. The department commander re-
views the circumstances at length and
SAYS that he ''regrets exceedingly the ne
cessity which impels him to this action,
he more SO on account of the great
preparation made by the comrades and
loyal citizens Of Milwaukee to entertain
NJ in q fitting manner" In conclusion
the commander says: "Let the comrades
gather at their local. district and State re-
unions, where, at slight expense. thew can
como together and renew their friendship
welded N the fire Of battle. kfndle anew
the flames Of patriotism and assemble
around the campfire, where song and story
shall bring up the memories OF the days
when We walked shoulder to shoulder,
touching elbows. keeping step to the
music Of the Union" Eighteen d~eleya-es
and half . dozen department officers will
the bulk of the representation
Kansas at the Milwaukee encamp-
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

TREAsCRER HUSTON has issued now
regulations regarding the redemption
of the currency as follows: If three
fifths of the note is presented the face
value will be given. If less than
three-ffths and more than two-ifths
is presented half the face value viii
be given; also the full face value will
be given on less than three-ffths of
the nOte on afidavits stating that the
missing portions were destroyed and
explaining the cause and manner of
the loss.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The Tradesman. of Chattanooga.
Tenn has instituted an inquiry with
reference to the value of negro labor
In industrial channels in the South.
The average wages paid negro labor
Is Sl.1O per day. and skilled labor runs
from sl.75 to 1925 per day. Employ
ers generally preferred negro labor to
white.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
ADDITIONAL DISPATCHER

AOOA "a
FIVE men lost their lives BY an OF
plosion Of dynamite recently on tn
Wabash railroad, twelve miles west o.
Wabash, lad.
A TERRIFIC storm was reported at Chi.
cago on the 9Th. Grave fears existed re-
garding lake vessels.
DR. SCHNELxKoPH, Eurgeon.in.C Chief Of
Captain Wissman's expedition, has beer
drowned in Zanzibar.
The steamer Whildin OF Baltimore ran
into and sunk tho schooner Rillie 8. Derby
OF Philadelphia, Captain Thomas Naylor,
in the Delaware bay on the 18th. The
Whildin was on her way to Cape May
with pleasure excursionista No one val
hurt
ALARMING rumors were prevalent II
Rome Of plots to blow up with dynamite
both the Vatican and the QuirinaL
PRINCESS LOUISE, eldest daughter Of
the Price Of Wales, was married ON the
18th to the Duke of Fife.
DR. A. E. JONES. Surgeon General Of
Ohio. was recently murdered at Cincin-
matt and his body thrust into q catch
basin. The crime was the work Of Charles
BIigh. the doctors hostler. who vas ar.
rested and who confessed, stating that he
had given the doctor q knock on the head
for sc0lding him.
TIMBER fires were reported creating q
reign Of terror all over Montana. causing
the abandonment Of mining campa
The new Clyde built steamer, Thetis,
which left the Philippine Islands April %
with $3.50. 600 worth Of sugar, and which
had been given up almost as lost arrived
at New York on the 18th. She was forced
to put into Rio Janeiro for repairs to her
main shaft
TIE French elections tool place ON tho
18th. resulting disastrously for the Bou.
langista The General contested 451 can.
tons and carried only II
The London Daily Telegraph, comment.
ing ON the vote in the royal grants, said
that the action Of the Parnellites in sup.
porting the monarchy was ono Of the
most notable signs of the times and that
it signiied Q most complete division be.
tween the domestic and American wings
OF the Irish party.
CLEARING house returns for the week
ended July q showed an average increase
of 124 compared with the corresponding
week Of last year.. In New York the in.
crease was 1872
NoRwIN GREEN, president Of the West.
|srn Union Telegraph Company. IL very
angry with Wanamaker for reducing tho
Government rates to ono cen for ten
words In . recent letter to the POST
master-General, Nh. Green draws alton.
|tiou to the many services rendered by the
company gratuitously to the public.
BUSINESS was active on the London
Stock Exchange during the week ended
July q, American securities sharing In
the general rise, until advices from New
York checked the advance. The Con.
tinental bourses were quiet Pari
especially.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

SECRETARY BLAINE. NJ. Rousten. the
french Minister. and party spent a
DAY recently at Ellsworth. Me, as the
guests of Senator Hale. returning in
the evening. The fireman of the train
bringing the party was James G.
Blaine. DR.. who had made four trips
IN the capacity of fireman on the
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

ATIORNEY-GENERAL MILLER has de-
cided in the case of 8 naval cadet who
rendered his resignation and had it
received. but subsequently obtained
its withdrawal from the Secretary of
the Navy. that the Secretary's with
drawal had no legal effect and the
cadet has ceased to be in the service.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
MISCELLANEOUS

NEWS from Ounalaska confirm the re.
cent reports of the loss Of tho three whal.
ing shooners. James A. Hamilton, Otter
and Annie. No trace Of them have been
seen in the Arctic and it 10 generally b.
lieved they arc lost. They carried about
sixty officers and men.
TIE Chinatown district Of Sacramento
Cal, was destroyed by fre on the cath.
The impression prevailed at the Naval
Academy at Annapolis. Nd, that the
court martial which tried Commander
Harrington for grounding the Constella.
ton had found him guilty. It Vas ru.
mored that the punishment VA some
thing like . years suspension.
DExaUE fever Is reported 1t Gainesville,
Fla
A NEWLY .IxvENrED knapsack has been
under examination in tho War Depart
ment. Two thousand were ordered for use
vantage over tho knapsack now in use
from the shoulders to the hips of soldiers.
WILLIAM BUSHNELL, tho noted embezxlez
Of ton years ago. who was recently ex-
tradited from Chilli escaped from Detect
i've Reilly at Iquique while en- route
home.
The ground under two blocks Of houses
and barns in Scranton, Pa. gave way
early the other morning owing to the
collapse of . vein in . mine and the
people who were asleep were badly
frightened.
TIE Standard Oil Company II said to Be-
buying up the natural gas lands Of Ohio
and Indiana at about ten times their
former value.
A WRECKIKG company has recovered the
cargo Of the bark Midway, which wa
wrecked in 1853 OF Cape HenloDen while
hound from London to Philadelphia with
tin, lead and speltar. The metals are val.
ned at $1s0, 900.
Two false ChristA Il 10 reported. have
appeared In Liberty County, Ga A child
has been sacrificed and three persons 70.
tally hart A negro revolution VA feared.
b sheriff went to the scene with IN
armed posse.
HARVESTING of wheat has begun In Da-
kots two weeks earlier than usual The
quality b reported first class
A sEvERR storm swept over 1orristown
and other places in Minnesota On the
Of the 18th
THI Russian Governm0nt b buying up
all the Polish railways for strategic pur.
posea
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The London Daily Telegraph COM
mends the Tenants Defense League.
1t says the tenants have a perfect
right to combine, and that every hon.
est man ought to wish success to the
movement. The Morning Post (Con-
servative) also approves the new
league.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

SUIT is to be brought ir San Fran
cisco by counsel representing heirs in
Hungary and in Cleveland. o.. against
the present holders of the estate of
William Leidesdorf, one of Califor-
MAS pioneer merchants. Who died a
few years ago. It is now valued At
$40. OO0.O 600. and comprises some of the
most valuable business property in
San Francisco.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

COMMANDER DENNIS w. MULLAN.
late of the United States steamship
Nipsic. was in Baltimore. Nd. re-
Gently. He said that he was off on
just as long a vacation as he could Sc
cure He denied there was any differ
ence between Admiral Kimberly, of
the Pacific squadron, and himself.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

GERMANY has notified Switzerland
that the treaty between the two Gov
ernments regulating the settlement of
foreigners in Switzerland will not be
renewed. The treaty will. therefore,
expire at the end of 1890.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The President was recently called
upon to pardon an Indian woman who
had been convicted of murder in Fort
Smith. Ark. The President committed
her sentence to Imprisonment for life.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The British House of Commons. by
a vote of $50 to IS. agreed to grant a
lump sum of f60O. 600. or as an alter
native 100000 annually, to build rail-
ways in Ireland.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The Johnson-L0cke Mercantile
C0mpany's circular for July states
that the salmon pack for this season
will be about 6 1000 cases less than for
q
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The New Hampshire judiciary Com
mittee is considering the ACCESSIBILITY
of reporting a bill abolishing capital
punishment as urged by Attorney
General Marnard.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The civil tribunal of Paris has de-
cided that the Panama Canal Com
pany can not compel the holders of
lottery bonds to pay the outstanding
installments.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The Standard oil monopoly is re-
ported to be buying up the natural gas
lands of Indiana with a view to
squeezing the natural gas companies
when their present supplies run out.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The bark Ivigtut, from Norway.
which recently arrived at New York
City passed forty-seven huge icebergs
on her voyage and was for a week in a
huge ice foe.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

IT is stated that Germany and Aus
tria have instructed ex-King Milan to
restore the supreme power in Servia
in order to check Russian iutrigues.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

w. C. ELAN. q Republican editor Of
Virginia. has been appointed chief of
the division of railroads in the General
Land-Ofice.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

TIE German Southwest African
Company is said to be negotiating for
the sale Of all its African possessions
to an English syndicate.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

PARIS. July ea-The election for Nom.
bers of the Councils General were held
throughout France yesterday. Bou!anRsr
contested &51 cantOna. He was successful
in Bordeaux. where he pollsd 8 3l6 votes
against :, 6S1 tor bis opponent H. was
defeated in Montpelier and Rouen. Bou-
LANCER is successful in twelve cantons and
vas defeated in others. His supporters
feel blue.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

THE subscriptions to the proposed
new Swiss army loan amounted to
more than was proposed by the Gov
eminent.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
The SalnOa Pack.

San Francisco, July &-The johnson
Locke Mercantile Company's circular for
July states that the salmon pack for this
season will Be about S6i 900 cases less than
for 1853
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

LOUISVILLE, KY. July e5.-Ben Bates
while umpiring . ball game near OWENS
boro last Sunday afternoon for two C ubs
Of boys, made . decision to which Frank
Morris who was at the bat, objected. A
fight followed. resulting in Bates stabbing
Morris with . pocket knife. Bates was
arrested Morris soon died Bates is but
sixteen years old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

BERLlN. July A-0ermany has notified
6wit1erland that the treaty between tbs
two Governments regulating the settle
ment OF foreigheEs in Switzerland will nos
b removed The treaty will therefore,
expire ct tbs end Of 1890
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02
COMMENT.

The Belgian Chamber of Deputies
has voted g, OOO.O 900 for the new Con-
70 railway.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

The Montana convention a OPP
posed to bringing the deity of religion
into the Constitution.
The Red Cloud chief., 1889-08-02

county Agricultural Association will be
held at Lexington, September p, Is, q
and q.
THE sub-alliances Of Sherman County
have form I'd . county Farmers Alliance.
ATARNER named Roer, residing near
Dustin, had his team OF horses killed by
lightning while holding them BY the bits
during . recent storm, but was only
slightly shocked himself.
II is stated that the superintendent Of
the Kearney reform school has refused
IN offer Of 5000 for the products OF the
school farm. which he thinks will be worth
fully $4,000
CROPS in the northwestern part OF Holt
County have been badly damaged BY
hail
The contract has been let for q $40. 900
brick school house at Stuart, to 10 com.
pleted by December.
Ton SPAULDIN0. q Dawson we'll digger,
was probably fatally injured last week BY
q stone falling on his head, f~racturinR his
skull.
CONSIDERABLE rough land in Lincoln
County il being utilized for vineyarda.
one q having planted ten acres of
grape vines this year.
The Weeping Water creamery 10 making
three hundred pounds of butter . day,
and has three tons Of stock on hand wait.
ing for prices to advance.
PLANS are being prepared for the beet
sugar factory at Grand Island, which
will cost when completed, including
lands g. 10000 It will be . good thing
provided the ''trust'' does not absorb Il.
OLo1 RH1U. . Harlan County farmer.
has decamped leaving 81, 800 in notes IN.
paid, and some Of his creditors have
seised all the stock on the premises to sat.
isfy their claims
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-13
FF'rniits fol, M lime sofa

lid tinnesot IL Hort tural Society,
Recommended tho ffol low my fruits fol
cultivation iii fayora catiens::
pples Duchess thy Thermal
apsll a Autumn Street brills- i,itnay.
4 Sweet, Ear berry Trans ans
oantle,,f t,rau lowers and IND
IssSsVst,ets Isusstt
tive u, Weaver, For
ast 3lra ea mud HI llInl Sstote
81 ss,lre cossl Delaa q " orslen,
,7gVfisler ind z1auesv ri u
8s,lack berr leie TIN. ssss,ay:
sler. Sloaes i II,srey and Trri0in ~
splferries ol,ih, esal,.
Dooiit % ;slIotsal Red
C5itllhsrf liriler grailil iila
rra,.t Red, l9,alsI ietoria,
I1oaa Brunch, Holland mud lllts Grape,
B slrawberrie otespe IA !. sharp 81
sou ii q indsor and ghief,
Dun berries IND ON and lIluofsti
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AUSTIN TOWN

AUSTIN TOWN
Supervisors W q Dinsmore, Chairman; Riley
Brooks, j Decker.
Treasurer-A Dickinson. s5s$ss
Assessed o Pratt
Justices Of the Peace-A E Watkins. y s Decker
Constables Warren Kennedy, 6 w sVarso
WINDOW TOWN. #
Supervisors j y Furlong, Chairman; Geo "
Philips, Y z Enright.
Tresslirer-John Cronan.
Assesscr-P Omalley. II s#$ 81 tag
Constable Bud Smith.
Poundnaste g Walker, g " Benton.
No license. 95ss$ ssz8
,s BRowNsDAI.E.
President of Councii-G " Gray.
Trustees john =Muncy. Peter Stendai, Alex.
Recorder-.A lbert Swift.
trreasurer-COSl Sleeper
/ Justice af the Peace N Thatcher.
S Constable-E g Rogers. s3s
w.ALTHAsd.
Supervisors E J MARI ham, Chairman; e
Johnson, B Reneke. g 6
b Clerk j stunt. s.4#s s5z7
.AsseSsnr--A LaunsbIry. s5s5s
81 Tfe,lsHres&-tie REQ s2einef
81 jns.ices 81 srha pence IS ii Bolinn. VIM D,ser.
GonstAb.es---L j Johnson, Fred Smith, Jr.
I s.,per.;-ors G. Prnesrhel. Chairman:
Str;fi,ginas. C H Williams. sss
Cer1--J ohm Zwal G va II
Treas,,res.--tassN :elson.
ASSESSOR Gas Fairbanks. sssss5
justice of the Peace--Fred c hristgau.
q Constable Il SchN artz.
's+s 3IsANslsll.
Snpervisors-A SIC Bride, Chairman; Geo
Webber, Geo Duff 4S!
f.Ierk-Ii NJ Mcini Yrn. D.
& Treasurer Vim Litchfield.
$ Asscssot-s-.Jno Thompson. 55ss.s5E
M Justices OF I he Peaee--A W. Bacon, w j
Brown. 1855
Censtabies "A P Cha pin, B Souie.
PLEAsASr VALLEY. sss;5.s:
. superv isors-- m Brown, Chairman; \ &
Wood. a Thinner.
L Clerk IL S dnppin.
III Treasufer-lsSB Bates go
Assessor--E S Hoppin. N.
Justice OF the Pes,ee-K e Heath.
COnstablc-F B Wood.
CLAYTON.
e supervisors 81 Robert Hobson, Chairman;
August Grimme u j Mos. 4s55#53 :.Sy
Z Jerk u IL SnGarcr.
Treasurer. II s iock brad .s szza ss8
AssesSOr-- hos Hng geriy. OH
Justice OF the Peace--'r U Hopkins.
zs Cons, ab.es.- Ole "a llefsen. III q Boo
The shooting Of prairie chickens In tht
town ohibited BY nnaniin Gus vote. 81
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.ei lie sdisad ges Of The southwest 10,
5aIslnan on tlle round.
Marlin. Texas, March 3 1885,.
Brother r. was glad on my return
.ts Martin. to receive your letter Was
also clad to hear that j our winter was 50
mild. gu ask il the southern people
enjoy life better than the orlhern peo-
ILL. heir en- vlment is SO different
that / can. I answer that. The southern
o., llasS The Niieger. 10 waste, steal and
stumble over every thing. our help, are
ialat your associate s, aud never will be.
Yt,n had better 90 to- some good north
arn town, and live on the interest of the
money you have spent. The Pacific
loast. isa hnmhng There's fever and
.ague below the irri ation line, and starv-
ation above. There are more blasted
hopes in Cali fornia, than any other state
I'M the Enron. IL Isl getting worse every
SSslear,s and L yo, arc slall longing for it.
"a there III a agust and stay until Nov.
and Yo,l vii be contanted to let them
have That \ ant
has 4 spent mo st OF the winter In La,
|Sanel Tex know but little about Ala.
been tllso ugh the 81 ate twice hut
don't like it Il seems like Til. loW land
[|salea sand pine rid Ices with noor soil,
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Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-13
,yv..lsHINlsTt,Sl LET1,Isrs.
stFron our & eg,llnr Corrcs ponden y
VAsHIKeToN. March 5 1850.

From our Regnlnr CORES po ndent.o
WASHINGTON. March s 1880.
President Harrison has made 4 be-
ginning hicl' 6 UP, will make Sc,
his dlninistration one 5ot the most.
popular II the history of the Govern
Inellt.
His difference 70 the people was
shown In i lnarke "a manner when lle
was iinan gurated Tho rain was
pouring dow, il 4 orrents and i was
suggested to him that he should be
.s8 orn ii, and oliver his inaug ulAl
I'D dress ii the Senate Chamber in
stead of'on the platf orn, erected Tor
the purpose, Oh u eHz east portico Of
tho IS As: So I here here
;lle 1hunsa l lalo, out there sf.'
who have beer, ting atiently for
several hours q, SEQ the erenotl,y
and near the I'D ue ross !, q nd La 81 not
propose to disal, roll,t T them Il they
can come out IL tthe III, q, SCI md
hear me, can speak III the rain;
and he did other thin tl,;st
adds to bic personal opularity il hiis
Ih:sbit of dali 81 king 3 long Wall
through the street unatte ded "a 40
comp panied only by 4 friend
The verdict here ppon the inauIg'
Snral aderess 81 that Il vas one of AS
bert ever delivered and that = i
sure y rank high il histor
nskes az asnsat 81 nor ll Il
tsnded &, bi,t 4 Il oonee b
Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1889-03-13
CIT ON
Our Fathers for the ensuing
81 year, and the vote by
" hioh they got there.
Wo a N p y N n I'm,

8. 81 wO N EV I.DBRME I'm,
. The city election was somewhat mixed q
in its results. politically speaking Dr.
Gibson. the present may or. was re- elect,
ed. but the balance of the Democratic
ticket failed TO get through. III Day.
and Ira Paid len are re elected alderme q,
B, w Lowell and VIM. Todd Sare 81 cceed-
ed ~ d Phillips and Z, ~ leonard.
Our new board IS al excellent one, but
the experience and attention to business
of Messrs Lowell and Todd will be missed
there. The fol flowing is the vote