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St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
TO PASTURES NEW.
Cavalry Troops Ordered Changed
About Somewhat.

The commanding general of the di-
vision has ordered the following changes
in stations of troops. to be conSummated
by the 10th inst: Troop K, Tenth cav
airy Nebo'sl, will proceed from Fort
L Thomas to San Carlos, Ariz., relieving
Troop F, Tenth cavalry (Kennedy's),
which will proceed to and take station
at Fort Grant, relieving Troop G, Tenth
cavalry (Viele's), which will march to
/ Fort Thomas. Ariz. The orders here
tofore issued, directing Company G,
+ TWenty-fourth cavalry, to proceed to
Fort Thomas, have been amended, so
that the company will go to San Carlos
for temporary duty, relieving Company
G. Twenty-fourth infantry (WesSell's)
which company will march to Fort
Grant, relieving Company II. Twenty
fourth infantry (Gilmore's), which has
to relieve Company E, of that regiment
tBullis'l, which will take station at Fort
Grant.
The secretary of war has ordered the
Immediate discharge, without ciiarac-
ter, of Private William @. Hart, Troop
B, First cavalry, Fort Custer, Mont,
now in confinement at Fort Sherman,
Idaho.
F! Fort Custer,loses to-day ali intelligent
and reliable soldier in the person of
First Sergt. John H. Martin, Company
E Twehty-ifth infantry, who has been
appointed an ordnance sergeant and
transferred to the non-commissi0ned
staff OF the army. Sergt. Martin is Or
dered to proceed to Fort Du Chesne,
Utah, and take station.
Capt. John C. Thompson, Third
cavalry, is ordered to report i'll person
to Gen. David S. Stanley for eXamina
tion by the army retiring board, of
which the general is president, for re-
tiEement from active service.
The secretary of war has authorized
the superintendent of the United States
for four months to Hospital Steward
Willard Belden, L. s. A.. with permiS-
sion to go to Europe.
The immediate discharge is ordered by
the war department Of Sergt. Michael
j. Callahan, company Z, Seventeenth
infantry, now on furlough at Troy,
Ny.
The selection by the war department
of Capt. Francis 3. Jones. assistant
quartermaster. L. S. a., to superintend
the bui ding of the new barracks and
quarters to be erected at Fort Smelling
is a WeIl-merited compliment to that
officers intelligence and general eX-
eedtiye ability. Capt. Jones is no
stranger to the department OF Dakota,
wherein many years Of his professional
services were spent while a lieutenant
of the Third infantry.
Inspector General William L. Drum,
department of Dakota. left the city last
evening to enjoy a brief vacation in the
southern part of the state. He expects
to return Monday.
W EDrieht. Tailor. Has Re.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
AN ESSAY ON EMERSON.
Leon Vincent Delights An Appre-
ciative Audience.

An intellectual audience gathered
last evening in the Sunday-school room
of the First M. E. church to hear Leon
Fl. Vincents biographical lecture on
Emerson. It was not so much a lecture,
perhaps, as carefully prepared and
well read paper Oh the life and works
of the great author, poet and philoso-
pher. The more interesting passages
in the history of this popular writer
were ingeniously brought out, and the
SOFAS the New Ensland preacher, the
were heartily appreciated by the audi
ence,
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
Commission Men Oppose License.

The city council has before it an Or
-dinance to compel commission men who
sell poultry and produce to take out a
butchers license. The board of trade
yesterday appointed committee con-
sisting of Messrs. Van Slyke, Twohey
and Emerson to confer with the COM
mittee on license with view to pre-
venting the passage of the ordinance.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
AGREEABLY SURPRISED.
Music and Merriment Made Time
Pass Quickly.


Members of the board OF public works
and clerks gave A. ". Martensen,
deputy clerk, a complete surprise
Wednesday evening at his residence,
corner George street and Livingston
avenue. After Mr.. Martensen recovered
from the effects of the visitation, Misses
Mamie and Edna Martensen and Jessie
Cory entertained the company with
pleasing vocal and instrumental selec-
tions, following which Mr.. Mortensen
executed several favorite airs on the
violin. Messrs. Starkey. O'Brien, Hor-
rigan and Grace also favored the COM
pany with vocal and instrumental music.
At 10 o'clock Mrs. Martensen threw
open the dining room doors and invited
the guests to partake of lunch, after
which cigars and a pleasant time were
INDUCED in until a late hour.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
will Honor the Dead.

Travelling men will meet at the Mer-
chants at 10 o'clock this morning to
take appropriate action on the death of
j. Phil McHugh. Deceased was a
member in good standing of the fra
ternity and died suddenly Wednesday.
He will be buried at Hastings at 4
O'Clock to-day and many of his Late
brethren will attend the funeral.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
Monthly Hospital Statistics.

The report of the city and county
hospital for the past month was COM
pleted yesterday. Fifty-four patients
were admitted and two births were re-
corded during that period. Thirty-nine
were discharged and nine passed over
to the silent majority. SiXty-one pa
tients were in the hospital OH Feb. L.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
CORINNE.
The Cute Little Artistic Plays
Monte Cristo, Dr." to a Packed
House at the Newmarket.

When child Corinne's preeocity at
.tracted the. attention of the amusement
public. Predictions were made that
she would be petted until spoiled, aud
that when she grew up she would be no
good on. the stage. The years have
whistied along. the child-wonder has.
grown INTO young Wonanhood, and last
night excited enthusiasm to the highest
pitehin an audience that packet Market
hall. Thanks to the training and the
good business sense of a mother whose
practical knowledge of stage work is
equal to the best of managers, Corinnes
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
SAINT PAUL.
MAYOR SMITH DENIURs.
Busy Scenes Daily Enacted in His
Office.

5 81 am getting tired of these committee
meetings." remarked Mayor Smith the
other day as the court house commits
sion filed out of his office and a senate
committee marched in. AS mayor of
the city, state senator from the Twenty
ninth district. and committeeman of the
various charitable and business organ
izations to which he belongs. it would
be hard matter these days to find a
buster man in st. Paul than Mayor
Smith. His office seems to be the place
of meeting for all committees and organ
izations of which he is member. 1t is
a hard matter to call there without find
ing representatives of some executive
body in session,
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
The Deaf win BE Glad He Is
Coming

H. A. Wales, of Bridgeport, Conn.,,
the inventor of the invisible device to
aid. the hearing, which has attracted
such widespread attention iithiS coHn
try ard Europe, willc be at the Merch-
ants hotel tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08

has a dark moustache, which partly
concealed mouth indicating firmness
ana will capable of surmounting any
obstacle. 1t scarcely needed the ex-
planation that both men were born in
the East and had come West to push
fortune little more rapidly than was
possible in the overcrowded marts at
home. Prior to embarking in business
in the Sanity City Clarence W. Cox for
five years conducted a successful estab-
lishment at Yankton, Dak., his brother
bookkeeper in a house at Richland
Center, Wis.
Lastesprilig the brothers entered into
a partnership and decided that they
would cast anchor in the metropolis of
the Northwest. and according to their
story they have never regretted taking
this step.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
Righwaymen Placed Under Bonds

Charles Cassidy. Frank Kelly and
Lewis Adams. charged with having
robbed Michael Hoffman on John street
Sunday night, were arraigned in the
municipal court yesterday morning and
held to the grand jury under $1,000 bail
each. Kelly and Cassedy were posi-
lively identified by Mr.. Hoffman as the
men who assaulted him, and it was
proved that Adams disposed OF their
booty at a Seventh street pawnshop.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08

1t is not good for man to be alone: it is
better.-Atchison Globe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
ARTICLES CHARACTERIZATION
Increasing Stock and New Firms
Organized.

The st. Paul Distilling company filed
al amendment to its articles of incor-
corporation yesterday, increasing its
capital stock to s350,000. Incorporators:
G. ". Hicks, Arnold Kalman, T. L.
L. Schumacher, r. A. Smith, ]. H.
Sanders, Ansel Oppenheim and Robert
Mannheimer, St Paul.
The Sanitary Soil Pipe company, of
St. Paul, will have a capital stock of
S3O0,0G0 and the incorporators are: r.
D. O'COnnell, f. Henderen, NJ. Murphy,
NJ. Clarkin and p. Bartlett. st. Paul.
The Lake Pend d'Oreille Navigation
company is formed to operate line of
steamers on Lake Pend POreille, Idaho
territory. Capital stock, $4,000. In
corporators: J. J. Strong, L. Millen. T.
Maylone, E. II. Morphy and W. F. Nell
son. st. Paul.
The Lincoln club, of Duluth, has
flied articles of association. The Off
GERS being; 2. Morris. president; NJ.
o. Hall, n. A. Hays, vice presidents;
G. T. Hughes, secretary; and ID. K.
OShOrup treasurer
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08
Regulating Steamboats,.

81 have just returned from the an
nual meeting of the board of supervls-
ing engineers of steam vessels held at
Washington" said Capt. George Hays
yesterday. 1--WE adopted new rule
which / introduced, regulating steam
boats plying the Mississippi north of st.
Louis. By its provisions all stern-wheel
steamers of twenty tons and over navi-
eating the water Of rivers flowing into
the gulf of Mexico, shall have the bell
ropes strung in the uniform manner.
The iron manufacturers of the East
wished some changes made in construc-
ton in their favor, but [ will not say
what action was taken, although it was
favorable to them. The work of the
past year shows an increase over its
predecessor, and our report was con-
sidered flattering one by the authOri-
ties"
St. Paul daily globe., 1889-02-08

j. W. Enrigtt, Tailor, Has Re-
moved
TO parlor >, Mahnheimer Block.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-16

Our MINERAL WEALTH.-From
the office OF David T. Day, Chief OF
The Division % Mining Statistics
and Technology, U. 8. Geological
Survey, are sent advance sheets
containing information OF much
general interest. Limited space
compeIs the publication Of merely
the totals:
The total valus OF the minerals
produced in 1855 was $50 ,659. 93l
II is recognized that this is the
sum OF the values OF substances
taken in various stages OF manu-
fActure and hence not strictly com
parable with each other; still it is
the most valuable means for com
pairing the total products Of differ
ent years. The result is an increase
o. nearly $50 900 900 beyond the
value of the product IN 1887.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-16

NATAAFA TO BE REwADED.-IB
recognition of the valuable services
rendered by King Nataafa in saving
life and property on the occasion of
the hurricane in Samoa, the Navy
Department has decided on sending
him a whale boat OF the latest i'm
proved model. Ii will be a Clinker
build. of the finest material ana
fittings. 1t will he built at the
navy yard. Mare Island, and when
completed will he sent TO King Ma
taaf2. accompanied by an autograph
letter from President Harrison tesri-
flying in the highest possible man
ner to the bravery exhibited by
Mataafa and his men in rescuing so
many American soldiers. Tie boat
will I've accompanied to Apia bv a
committee of the SURFING officers,
and it is expected that the party
will leave California about the mid
die OF August.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-16
PACIFIC GO asr ITEMS.

Henry Willard il at Portland anG
won't talk to newspaper men.
San Diego is rsiding physicians
who are p'acticing without license.
Otto Foster has been arrested at
Coronado for an emhezzlement in
the County Treasurer's office Of
Merrick county Neb.
1t is SAID that there IS q plant
which grows abundanily in the
neigh Dor mood OF Pasadena which
is an antidote for poison oak.
The champion pancake eater OF
California lives at Compton, Los
Angeles county. He recently ate
fifty-two cakes of the usual size for
breakfast.
Silas Prather, a rancher of Fresno
county, decided $4,000 worth Of
property to Mamie Rres and now
says he will marry her ii she will
restore half OF it to him.
Cunningham & Co.'S 81 900 dam
on the San Lorenzo, Just above
Boulder, Santa Cruz county burst
Tuesday, raising the water IN the
river, but doing no damage.
The preliminary hearing in the
case o. Minnie Van Horn and
Charles III. Potter in which the
latter charges the formsr with
attempted blac kmail is going on
at San Jose.
There is prospect that the San
Joaquin ranch, near Santa Ana,
Los Angeles county, will be sold
to an English syndicate and large
colonies of Englishmen will be
settled there.
The Dixon Tribune does not
believe the Fish Commissioners
have benefited California. They
introduced the catfish, which have
multiplied so fast and are so
voracious that they have driven
many other kinds of the best food
fish out of the waters of the State,
and the carp, that is network of
bones and tasteless and unDaalt.
able as sawdust, and these fish
have multiplied until now the
Sacramento and its tributaries and
the adjacent marshes are literally
alive with them.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-16

To Our CUsToMERs.-We have
inst received a new supply of the
latest styles Of Sateens, Seersuckers,
Lawns and Challies; all pretty and
seasonable goods. Come and get
your first pick as these goods will
not last long. Our shoe depart
ment is receiving special attention ;
it will pay you to call when need
ing shoes. Quick sales and small
profits at
OLCovICH Bros.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-16

Theodo Winters announces the
fact that his two-year-old FL Rey, a
full brother to The Gar which died
near Omaha a few weeks ago, has
won what is known as the "Brewers
Stakes" 1t begins to look as
though the loss of TIE Gar has
not entirely ruined Mr.. Winters
stables.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-16

The days and nights are getting
cooler, preparatory for the regular
June frost.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1889-06-16
STATE LsSO OFFICE.
Report for the Week ending FRI
day. Ju 18th.

day. Ju ISth.
Since the last report ID applica-
tions for State land were filed,
embracing 1910 10 acres.
CASH RECEIPTS.
Payments OH application. $40 o.
Payments on contracts. 4S %
Interest payments 80. 220 10
Total. $50 10
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1889-04-30

3ise lanian ~resemabis SwHbea san Nntonio no 81. Souls.
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THOS. +. FISHER, General Isnt, 2arbo, Sras.
JE. GALBRAITH, D.. PRICE.
General YaGaeir G Sidet Namt. gftaeat General 8a1aair G. 9idt Aocnt
n. EDDY, General Nanager, @Mefine Seras.
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@ine por5ii9lide @elesenbeit

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sur neberfabrt apifden Oeutf6Ianb unb ame.
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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-23

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 22.-FrOm the State Uni
versity at Berkeley comes the report Of discOv
cry made by one of the professors of the institu-
ton, which, If true, will result in revolution
iZing the leather industry. The claim is
made that experiments have determined that
certain combination OF fat aud oils, with sulphur
compounds, when used for tanning. have the
effect of rendering the leather impervious TO
water and so piabe as to render IL almost ir-
destructible The assertion Is made that boots
and shoes. manufactured of leather thus pre-
pared, viii last five times as long as the foot
wear now on the market, with no additional
cost When il Is considered that the people of
for boots and shoes the Importance of the dis
covery, which will reduce this expense four
ffths, can be imagined. Leather men here as
sume to think that such a discovery Is impos-
sible, but say If the professor secures such q
patent they might as we'll shut up their business
and factories
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1889-08-23
AN IMPOSING PROCESSION.
Large and Varied in Features, It Pleased
the Thousands of Sight-Seers.

Largo and Varied in Features, It Pleased
the Thousands of Sight-Seers.
The procession was, without exception,
the most extensive OF its kind that has
ever passed through the streets of this
city. There have been parades political and
industrial, and other pageants under every
conceivable form and circumstance, but
never before has Indianapolis had the OPP
portunity of witnessing such demonstra-
tion as that of yesterday. Thousands upon
thousands of citizens left their homes to
enjoy the scene, so pleasing to the eye, of a
large city under decoration, and all were
no less desirous of once more looking into
the face of the distinguished man whom
the people of the Nation sent to the White
House. Then for time the street demon
stration held the interest of every one.
AS early as IL o'clock In the morn
ing the main avenues and tn orOughfares
leading to the business portion of the city
were crowded with people, all there with
but one apparent purpose, to get comforta
BILE positions Although the procession
was not to move until 1 o'clock, bv noon
fully two-thirds of the spectators for the
day had taken their places, thus securing.
as it were, reserved seats on curb-stones,
dry goods boxes and similar street OBJ
jects. On Washington street. from Missis-
sippi street to Alabama, nearly two-thirds of
a mile. standingroom on the pavements was
nowhere to be found. With the police
patrols that had been stationed on either
side of the street the dense throngs were
compelled to find as comfortable standing
places as possible near the business houses.
No openings were To be seen at the cross
streets, the only visible mark whereby
their location could be distinguished being