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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-19
THE REIGN OF THE COB.
CHUNKY BUILT HORSES CROWD
ING OUT THE THOROUGHBREDS.

Expert La Fetra Tells What Kind of a
Horse to Buy for a Coupe, Dog Cart,
Village Cart, Carriage Team, Tan
dem, -Four in Hand and saddle-How
to Buy a Good Horse from His
Points-Why the Cob Has Become
So Popular.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS.

JEWELRY-Lace Pins, Eardrops, La
dies and Gents Cuff Buttons, Fob
Chains, Bracelets, Gents Watch
Chains, Jackets. etc. Endless variety.
Holiday prices, 25c to S. each.
OPERA GLASSES Magnificent assort-
ment in Leather and Pearl frames.
Elegant glasses; guaranteed goods.
Holiday prices, s1.50 to IS each.
LEATHER GOODS-Grand DISPLAY of
Ladies' and Gents, Pocket Books,
Purses and Card Cases IN Leatherette,
Calf and Antique Leather. Holiday
prices, 25c to 81 each.
POCKETB00KS- Seal Pocket Books
in long and square shape; inside clasp;
with and without metal trimmings.
Holiday prices, ST to s. each.
ERFUMERY-Big assortment of Per
fumery and Toilet Waters. Colgatets,
Amant's and Woedworth's goods put
up in l to 6-Ounce bottles. Holiday
prices, 25c to 81 per bottle.
UMBRELLAS-300 different patterns
Silk Umbrellas, Gold and Silver
MOuntings, to select from in Gloria
and Rugby Silk. Holiday prices, Gigs
to 50 each.
MANY OTHER ITEMS
TOO NUMEROUS TO MENTION
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
CHRISTMAS
PRESENTS!

HANDKERCHIEFS - Ladies' and
Gents Japanese Silk Handkerchiefs,
Plain Hemstitched, Embroidered and
with Initial. Holiday Prices, CSC to
$500 each.
HANDKERCHIEFS - Eadies' All
Linen, Initial, Embroidered and Linen
Lawn Motto Goods, IN 800 styles, White,
Fancy, ScallOped and Plain Hem
stitched. Holiday Prices, &c to s2.25
HANDKERCHIEFS-Elegant assert
ment Lace Handkerchiefs, Real Orien-
tai, Real Duchesse Lace, new and ele-
CANT designs. Holiday Prices. 12c to
1918 each.
NECKWEAR-New Styles of Ladies'
Fine Lace and Ribbon Dress Fronts,
Silk and Oriental Fiehus. Holiday
Prices, 40c to $500 each.
NECKWEAR - Magnificent assert
ment of Spanish and Real Hand-Run
Lace Scarfs and Fichus. Holiday
Prices, Csc to $500 each.
NECKWEAR - Ladies' and Chill.
dren's Fancy Lace Sets, fine Oriental
and Point Lace Collars. Holiday Prices.
sc to S1.25. -'
FANS-Grand display of Fine Gauze.
Satin and Feather Fans, Plain and
Han 1-Painted Goods. Holiday Prices.
6Se to $1,000 each.
Many of the above goods worth double.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

HOLIDAY PRICES
On
/ TOYS I!

4oe for Girls Sleigh, nicely painted:
iron-shod runners.
35c for Boys Coaster Sleigh, made
OF best hard wood; iron shoes; sc inches
long.
75c for Double Rocker Horse, known
as the .'Sheo Fly" bent rockers; viii
not tip over.
65c for Boys Best Coaster Sled in the
market; full round spring shoes; fend-
ers on side; nicely painted, striped and
nished.
81 for fne Magic Lantern, nickel.
plated. with views.
75e for Child's Folding Table, strong
and durable. painted in bright red color.
soc for Mammoth Ten Pins, polished
white maple.
81 fer the Model Iron Hose Cart, Il
inches in length.
81 for the Iron Passenger ain,length
% inches; engine, tender and COACH
81 for the Young America Fool Chest,
hardwood boxes, containing "A tools.
90c for the Mammoth Brass-Bound
Snare Drum, hook and strap.
81 for the SchOenhut Toy Piano; Is
keys; silver toned.
75c for the Mammoth Rustic Picture
and A B G Blocks.
soc for the popular game of Lotto,
with glasses, in trunk-shape boxes.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
= Seasonae and Useful Xmas Gifts at Reduced Prices for the Great Masses
MAS
PRESENTS.

SUSPENDERS-Be satin and
silk ones, in all cOlOrs, elegantly lined
and bound, each pair put up IN a
tasty case with glass cover. Holiday
prices, 75c, 81, s1.25.
WEAR-ConsiSting OF Gleu-
thorn's, Tyringham's, Wenh ANS and
hundreds of other styles. from the
best manufacturers Of this country
and abroad. The most perpleXing
array of designs and eolors evershown.
Holiday prices, 25c to S1.25 each.
Notwithstanding with soft,
creamy ones, and ranging through
rainbow tints to the more substantial
dark colorS. Our prices on these
goods will surprise you for eheapness
in all materials. Holiday prices, 55c
to 81 each.
HOSE-All colors and sizes. in silk,
cashmere, balbriggan, camefS-hair
and cotton. Holiday prices, 1Oc to 81
per pair.
SHIRTS-Laundried and unlaundried.
of the celebrated New York Mills"
and "Black Diamond" brands. No
nicer or more sensible present to
father, brother, husband or cousin,
than half dozen Of these, with
buttons on" Holiday prices, 25c, 45c,
CSC. 75c, 81 each.
q NDERWEAR-N things in eamel's
hair, Australian and natural wool;
ribbed and plain knit. being specially
finished and adapted for elegance and
comfort. Holiday prices on all of these.
NIGHT ROBES-A full line of fancy
trimmed and plain ones. made of the
best Wamsutta and New York Mills
cotton. Holiday prices, SOC, Csc and Use.
CALL AND EXAMINE THE GOODS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

PRESENTS

NOTTINGHAM LACE CURTAINS,
expressly for the holiday season;
elegant assortment in the new aud
latest patterns. Holiday prices, 75o
to 81 per pair.
IRISH POINT LACE CURTAINS
Grand assortment of new and novel
designs; all qualities: our prices for
the holidays range from s. to S25
per pair.
REAL BRUSSELS CURTAINS-f
you wish something new and stylish
you cannot afford to overlook this;
elegant patterns. Holiday prices,
SIS to $SS per pair.
CHENILLE CURTAINS-O assert
ment large, styles the very best, col
Ors grand, entirely new. Holiday
prices, $3.50 to s25 per pair.
PLUSH SCARFS-50 dozen. in per-
feet array of colors; hand-embroid-
cred ends; very elegant present
for little money. Holiday prices,
50 to S. each.
SILK SCARFS-75 dozen, In all colors,
with fancy embroidered ends: eIe-
CANT eoIors; splendid patterns.
Holiday prices Csc to 81 each.
CHENILLE COFERS-40 dozen, in all
sizes and colors; new goods; grand
designs. Holiday prices, Csc to s.
each.
OUR HOUSE-FURNTSHING STOCK
COMPLETE.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

Celluleid Book Marks, 23c.
CelIuloid Blotters, saw shape, SOC.
Satin Hand-Painted Satehels. Csc.
Satin Handkerchief Sachets. hand
painted, 75c.
CeliulOid Calendars. 75c.
Hand-Painted Satin Glove Pouches, So.
CelIuloid Photo Holder, $3.50.
Satin Crescent, mounted on cushion, 25c.
Our Ship of State, silver filigree, satin
sail, 25c.
Satin Cushion, Tyre shape, 35c.
Banjo-shaped Satin-fniShed Cushion, 45c
Harp-shaped Satin-fniShed Cushion, 35c
Large Banjo, gold strings, hand-p ainted
on satin. S2.75.
Large Violin, hand-painted pansies, s2.75
The Star of Bethlehem. 75e.
Hand painted Satin Handkerchief
Pouch, tinsel cord trimming, lace
edges. $3.50.
Others at 50. $3.50, $3.50, up to $40.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
BAZAAR
HOLIDAY PRICE.
SOC Your CHOICE.
Worth yp to $500.

SOC for 9-inch brass-bound Drum with
straps.
SOC for Big Xmas Tree.
SOC for NIckel-Plated Bank, iron.
SOC for Uncle Tom Bank, iron.
SOC for Mechanical Plantation Darby
Bank.
SOC for Iron Train.
SOC for Wooden Horse and Cart.
soc for Mammoth Wooden Horse on
Platform 12x12 inches.
SOC for the Gem Piano.
soc for Handsomely Decorated China
Chamber Sci.
soc for extra large box of Ten-Pins.
soc for Boys Sled, length AZ inches.
SOC for 25-inch Model Wax Head Doll.
soc for Iron Horse Cart and Driver.
SOC for Patent Head Elegant Dressed
Doll, 49, inches tall.
soc for Embossed Plush Autograph AL
buns.
SOC for Silk Plush Photograph Album.
SOC for 6x6 TriDlicate Mirror.
SOC for Wood Glove Box filled with en-
-velopes and cards.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15

LYONS SATINS-15o pieces Lyons Satius,
full g inches wide. We have the largest
variety ever shown at prices we defy COM
petition. just the goods for fancy work.
Holiday prices, zoe. 49c and soc per yard
LYONS VELVETS-25O pieces Lyons Dress
Velyets. All the leading makes. Full line
eolOrs. including black: 10 to % inches
wide. Largest line ever shown
Holiday prices, 75c TO $1,000 per yard
DRESS PLUSHES-350 pieces elegant dress
plush. Largest assortment colors Also
Black and Tinted shades; 10, IL and "a
inches wide. All at the lowest prices.
Holiday prices, SIC to $3.50 per yard.
NOVELTY yELVETS-2Oo pieces Stripes.
Brocades, Checks and Honiton effects.
Full line colors. including black. Lowest
prlc es ever quoted. 10 to "a inches wide
Holiday prices, soc to $3.50 per yard.
MAGNIFICENT assortment of Light and
Fancy Silks for combination suits.
Holiday prices, Sl.0J to $500 per yard
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Christmas
Presents,

KID GLOW ES-Ladies' 4 and 6-but-
ton length, latest embroidered backs;
all new colors. Holiday Prices, zoe
to So per pair.
KID GLOVES Ladies' S-button
Mousquetaire and Suede Kid Gloves;
new embroidered backs; street and
opera shades. Holiday prices, $I.s5
to S2.25 per pair.
BUCK GLOVES-Gents' Castor and
Plymouth Buck Gloves: patent but
tons; nicely embroidered backs: ele-
CANT goods. Holiday prices, sizes
to $500 per nair.
GENTS NIT -Fur-trimmed.
hemmed tops. Aeeced and lamb-Iined;
good long wrists. embroidered backs.
Holiday prices. 75c to $3.50 per
pair.
LADIES' MIFTENS-Fur-trimmed
and hemmed tops, Kid Mittens; fieeeed
lined; nicely embroidered backs; all
eolors.. Holiday prices, Csc to g.. ID
per pair.
LADIES. SILK NITTTENS-La-
dies Pure Silk Mittens, single and
double, plain and fancy backs. Holt
day prices. $I.00 to $3.50 per pair.
CHIIDREN'S MITTENS = Kid
MittenS, fur-trimmed, deeced-lined;
new embroidered backs; all colors,
Holiday prices, 6Oc to $1.0O per
pair.
ChHDREN.S SILK METTEyS-
Pure Silk MittenS. extra long, fancy
wrists; all colors. Holiday prices, zoe
TO SI.5O each.
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OF
FINE GOODS IN THE
CITY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Bazaar Holiday Prices.
FANCY GOODS.
Massive Bronze hkstands, SIPS.
5-Piece Brass Smokers Sets, z5c.
Erass Ash Receivers, f5c.
Plush Stationery Box es, z5c, ST. SIPS.
up to SIS.
XMAS CARDS, BOOKLETS. ETC.

AT 10e EACH.
Blades of Grass.
Meek in Spirit.
Lilies of the Valley.
Easel back. ragged
edge paper.
AT Is CENTS.
Elegant line of Book
let's
Peace in Jesus, etc.
Fringed Cards, Bevel
Edge Cards,
ETC., ETC.. Etc.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
XMAS GIFTS AND HOLIDAY BARGAINS !
$ N
BAZAAR
Holiday Prices.
FANCY GOODS

Jewel Cases, with tray, satin-lined,
Csc.
Imported Work Boxes, in wood, complete
with fittings, with lock and key.
25c.
Silk Plush Shaving Cases. complete fittings,
$500.
Silk Plush, Satin-Lined Work Boxes, 7xIo
inches, tufted satin pocket inside,
Only $500.
Manicure Sets, five pieces. oxydized silver
fittings, rocco cases, elegant and latest
novelties,
Only $3.50.
Eight-piece Manicure Sets, in silk plush
cases,
Only $3.50.
Embossed japanese Leather Portfolios.
Sl.OO.
Genuine Seal Leather Covered Lap Tablets,
$l.25.
Three piece Toilet Sets, oxydized silver fit
tings; the genuine goods, in silk plush cases,
Only $4.50.
ROCCO CASES. ten-pieee Manicure and
Toilet combined. swinging French plale mir
ror i'll cover. genuine oxydized Fittings,
$500.
ROCCO CASE, gold aud silver trimmings,
satin lined. consisting OF eleven pieces. oxy-
$500.
ROCCO CASE. elegant satin Innings fif-
teen pieces. combination case. drop front,
oxydized fittings,
$4,000.
Others at $3.50. $50, up to 500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
BAzAAR
HOLIDAY PRICE,
25c
Your Choice, Worth Up to Soc Each.

Combination Wooden T Set and Side
board. with all utensils, complete in box.
Cover makes nice table.
Extra large size Stoves; striking
colors.
1S-inch Kid Body Bisque Head Dolls,
Shoes and Stockings.
14-ineh NOah'S ArkS; live animals.
Stem-Winding Watches with Chains.
Livery Stable full of Horses.
3-Drawer Bureaus.
Parlor Furniture, ex10 boxes.
Plush Pug Dogs on Wheels.
Folding Backgammon and Checker
Boards.
Hills A B C Blocks. oil boiled colors,
poisonous.
New Comic Cubes.
finch Brass-BOund Drums.
NicKel-Plated Mechanical Locomo-
tives.
Race Horse and Jockey.
Mammoth Tin Wagons.
Large DOnkeyS on Wheels.
Elephants on Wheels.
WOrk-bOXes, fitted complete. Lock
and key on box.
Mechanical Ostrich and Driver.
immense Assortment of Card Games.
12xl4-inch Scrap Books. gilt covers, "a
pages.
Mechanical BOOSTERS.
decorated Tea Sets, 81 pieces.
27-inch Gun.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
BAZAAR HOLIDAY PRICE,
LOO
Your Choice. Worth Up to Csc.

S-key Pianos.
Extra size of Kitchen Sets, in strong
boxes.
Large Toy Whips, leather lash.
Musical Rattles, assorted colOrS.
Large Noah'S ArkS.
Tin Street Cars, with horses.
Wooden Side Boards, nicely painted.
Assorted Tin Wagons, large ones.
Tin Kitchens aud Furniture.
Toy Villages, in large boxes.
Toy Farm Yards, i'll large boxes.
Wooden Soldiers. in boxes.
Ten Pins, in Slide-eoyer boxes.
Britannia Tea Sets.
French Trumpets.
Mechanical Turtles.
Roaming Parrots.
Gliding Alligators.
Assorted Papier Maehe Toys.
Mechanical Sheep.
Large DonkeyS.
fhimbles, in plush cases.
Iron Safes, lock and keys.
Large SadirOns, wooden handles.
Harmonica Humming Tops.
Tin Stoves, with furniture.
Cube A B G Blocks. Autographed.
Dolls, Jewelry Sets, Earrings, etc.
Double-Faced Checkers.
Figures, with movable heads.
Heavy Board-C Covered Books.
Two-W Wheel Toy Cart, painted red,
tin-tIre wheels.
Extra Large Size Scrap Books; heavy
paper inSideS.
Leatherette Portfolios.
3-Key Blow Harmonious.
Dolls Hammocks.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
MAS
PRESENTS

PLATED SILK HUSE-1o0 dozen
LADIES' Colored Pieated Silk Hose, in
all the new colors.
Holiday Prices, 75e to 81 per pair.
PLATED SILK HOSE-75 dozen
Ladies' TWo-Iorned Plated Silk Hose.
The very newest coloIs.
Holiday Price, 75e per pair.
SPUN SILK HOSE-1O0 dozen La
dies Spun Silk Hose, in black and all
the new shades. Our own importation.
Holiday Prices, 75c to S1.25 per pair.
PURE SILK HOSE-5o dozen La
dies Pure Silk Hose, in black and col
0rS. New goods.
Holiday Prices, $3.50 to IS per pair.
SILK UNDERWEAR-Ladies Silk
Vests, light weight, sleeveless, in black
and colors. Holiday Prices:
Blacks, $1.25; colors, 81.
SILK UNDERWEAR Ladies' Heavy
Silk Vests, with and without sleeves.
Almost every color made. Elegant
goods. Holiday Prices. IS to Sc.
UNDERWEAR - Ladies' goods in
Jersey and plain knit, all colors, gray,
scarlet and white.
Holiday Prices, CSC to $3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
BAZAAR i
Holiday Price !!
-
FANCY GOODS

Music Boxes, play popular airs,
s2.95.
Rosewood Boxes. play 4 airs, $3.50.
Eight airs, selections from best COM
poSers, $3.50 up to $l00.
Buffalo Horn Whisk Holders, $l.S5.
Buffalo Horn Smokers Sets, elegant
goods, latest novelties, S3.25.
Combination Manicure and Toilet
Case. genuine ceIlulold fittings. s pieces,
$3.50, $3.50.
Solid Brass Smokers Sets, 5 pieces
and Tray, 75c.
Brass Whisk Holders, SOC.
'rhree-piece Toilet Sets, SILK Plush
Boxes, Satin-Lined, Large Fittings,
sl.35.
Silk Plush Handkerchief Boxes. 75c.
Leatherette Handkerchief Boxes. 35c.
Collar and Cuff Boxes, per set, two
pieces, zoe.
- Four-piece Manicure Sets, Celluloid
Fittings, In Silk Plush Cases. soc.
Combination Collar and Cuff Boxes,
S125.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
Silks, Ve|vets { Pushes.
Assortment Large Quality and Colors the Very Best
n HINT TO PRESENT G/KERS
Elegant and Useful; all the Plain and
Fancy Wares.

BLACK eros GRAIN-2OO Pieces-Largest
line Dress Silks to be found in this coun-
try; all the best makes; pure dye and ele-
CANT finish; 20 to "a inches wide.
Holiday prices, 75c to $3.50 per yard.
BLACK FAILLE FRANCAISE-15O Pieces
Black Fable, complete line; finest goods to
select FROM You will find this Silk very
durable; 20 to % inches wide
Holiday prices 75c to $3.50 per yard
COLORED eros GRAINS-1O0 pieces. fine
finish, all the leading colorings. Best line
ever shown. Street shades and tints; 20 to
81 inches wide.
Holiday prices. 75c to $500 per yard.
FABLE FRANCAISE-20O pes,
best goods largest line in the Northwest.
Elegant quality. Every conceivable shade
for. street and evening wear; 20 to 81
inches wide.
Holiday prices, 75c to $500 per yard.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1889-12-15
BAZAAR
HOLIDAY PRICE,
&C CHI Choice.
Worth 10 TO 15e Each.

I2-ineh Negro Doll.
Box of Tools. sliding cover.
Kitchen Sets in boxes.
Noah's ArkS Full OF Animals.
Box of 4 B & Blocks.
Card Game of Old Maid.
Wooden Banks. with lock and key
Whips with whistles.
Tin Trains. engine and two cars.
Farm Yards in wood boxes.
Assorted Box Toys.
Pair of Dolls Shoes.
Fancy Japanese Baskets.
Watches With Chains.
Bellows Toys.
Cats. Dogs, Birds, BOOSTERS, Ducks.
Wooden Horses on Rockers.
China Tea Sets.
Assorted Tin Toys on wheels.
Tin Horns.
Horn Trumpets.
Toy Flat Irons, wood handle.
Paint Boxes.
Pastry Sets, > pieces.
China Shoes, Images, etc, ETC., etc.
Autograph Albums.
Jack in the Box.
Linen A + e Books.
Xmas Cards, etc. etc.
CHINA Dressed Dolls, with hair.
Mower County transcript., 1889-11-13
FOND OF HOUNDS.

Rasmus Cannon, Who Died Recently, Had
Great Affection for Bloodhounds.
Rasmus Cannon, the colored man who
died recently at the age of one hundred
and two years at Minneapolis, was very
fond of bloodhounds. Until he became
too old to care for them properly he was
never without at least two hounds
chained somewhere in the lot surround
ing his house. He liked the hounds be-
cause he was once owned by dashing,
brave and kind-hearted young Southern
er, who thought as much of hound as
he did of a fine horse and was always
surrounded by pack of them. This
young master was shot during street
fight in a Kentucky town, and died with
his head on Cannon's breast Cannon
never forgot the young man, and when
he died his last words were: ssI'll soon
be with Master Jack,''
Mower County transcript., 1889-11-13
UNDER HU GE DRIFTS.

Tho Carcasses Of Thousands Of Cattle and
Sheep Buried In the Snow In Ne Mex.
i ico-seyen Cowboys Frozen to Death
Railway Trains snOw-Bound, aud tho
Passengers In Great Peril.
I CLAYTON, n. M, Nov g. Unless the
snow-storm which has been raging for
eight days comes to- an end soon next
summer will show a country covered
with dead bodies Of animals as thickly
as was the old Santa Fe trail in the '60s.
The depth Of the snow now is not less
than tWenty-six inches on O level, and
in many places it has drifted to seven
feet high.
When the storm struck this section
seven large herds OF cattle, numbering
from 400 to 1000, were being held near
this place awaiting shipment to Eastern
markets. The blizzard sent them in
southerly direction. The half-frozen
cowboys tried in vain to check the
herds. Finding it utterly impossible, they
rode their exhausted horses into the
canyons or partially sheltered places,
where they passed many hours in misery,
without food or fire. The cowboys went
into the canyon, where they found q
cedar tree with which they managed to
make fire. During the second night one
of their horses died and the men cut
pieces of flesh from the dead animal,
which they warmed and ate without
salt. After remaining there sixty hours
they started out, and after much suffer-
ing and hardship reached ranch thirty
miles away, where they were cared for.
Five cowboys are known to be frozen
to death. They are Henry Miller, John
Martin, Charles jolly and two men un-
known. Two Mexican sheep-herders
have been found frozen to death, one
near Tramperos and another on small
creek near town. Two men coming in
this morning report drifts in some places
seven and eight feet high in which are
hundreds of dead stock, many with only
their heads and horns above the snow.
In one drift thirteen were counted and
in another ten. Some of these were
alive, but unable to move. Herds of
sheep are completely wiped out of
existence and the range for thirty miles
from town is covered with their dead
carcasses. 1t is estimated that 10000
sheep have perished in this part of the
Territory. At present it is impossible
to estimate the number of cattle lost, but
it is probably in the thousands.
Every place of shelter in the town is
being used as barns for snow-bound
horses. The hay supply is nearly ex-
hausted, and 500 ton was offered by
stockmen and the offer was re-
fused. At Texline, nine miles be-
low Clayton, two passenger trains
have been snow-bound for a week.
Provisions running out, the pas
sengers were compelled to venture
out in the storm and kill cattle, the
quarters of which were taken into the
cars and roasted. It is thought snow
plow will reach the imprisoned trains to-
day and release them and that the road
will be opened in day or two. The
storm is by far the worst ever known in
New Mexico. The exact loss of life and
property can not at present be estimated.
Mower County transcript., 1889-11-13
AN UNLUCKY HOUSE.

Peculiar Fatality Attaching to q Resi-
dence in West St. Paul
A singular fatality seems to attach to
the premises 1876 Edward street, West
st. Paul. June 26, 1888, the house,
which is filled with dodgers, caught fire,
and Mrs. Ida Lee, wealthy widow,
and child named Burmeister were
burned to death. The other night the
house was fired by spark from a steam
thresher, and the owner, Mrs. Catherine
Clifford, was cremated. While going
to the fire Assistant Chief Engineer 81.
N. Cook met with an accident which
would probably result in his death.
The rig in which he was driving col
ided with buggy on the Robert street
bridge and Cook was thrown heavily
against the iron railing, fracturing his
skull, and no hopes were entertained of
his recovery,
Mower County transcript., 1889-11-13
6AYARp wEOs.

The Ex-secretary Of State and Miss ely
mer Married at Washington.
ssS WASHINGTON, Nov. 8. Hon. Thomas
+. Bayard, ex-Secretary Of State, and
Miss Mary Willing Clymer we're
married at o'clock p. M, at the
]. hEtdes residence, 1917 II street, in
the presence Of . most distinguished
company. The intention was to have
the wedding % quiet IS possible, and the
Invitations, numbering about l5o, were
confined tP the relatives Of the contract-
INK parties and 4 few personal friends
Among the latter were ex.Presideut
NJ 1Mrs. cleveland. .s*t3ssIl Ils
Mower County transcript., 1889-11-13
LATEST NEWS.
Tho Anarchists Anpiyorssrv

CHICAGO, Nov. l0.-Tte feature of the
anarchistic demonstration to-day was its
utter lack Of he enthusiasm VIII ch geuer-
ally characterizes the gatherings Of the
an arch SITS Less than two thousand peo-
pie visited Waldheim cemetaty to decorate
the graves Of the executed anarchists, and
scarcely half Of those listened to the
speeches. The speeches were mildness
compared with those delivered last year.
The only Incl 'ent which occurred through
out the day was the removal by the prlice
OF red flag displayed from q window by
Mrs. Lucy Parsons.