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St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
PAKsoN DAVIES PLANT,
ac Denies THAT Lambert WOrsted
Peter jackson.

&c Denies THAT Lambert WOrsted
Peter jackson.
CLEVELAND, O., March 7.-Pcter
jackson, The coorcd pugilist, arrived
here this morning, accompanied by
Jack Ashton, Sam Fitzpatrick and
''Parsou'' Davies. Jackson denied the
truth of the report that he came near
being knocked ont by Gus Lambert, at
Troy. n. =, the other night. DO you
know who Lambert is?" "ParSnn"
Davies. who acts as JacksOn's spokes-
man, asked. why, he's a professional
wrestler, and weighs 2i0 pounds. lie
had trained two weeks because | had
Offered 500 10 amy man in Troy who
would stand up hefOre Jackson for four
rounds Lambert wanted the money
and he got it. He didu't stand up, but
he wasn't knocked out, In the first
place he wouldn't agree 10 anybody but
q Ir0y saluonkeeper for referee, and
after We let him have his own way in
that he Insisted on having oight-ounce
gloves. Well What could you expect
anybody 10 do with pillows On his
hands? VI ny. you might stand mp be
fore jackson or Sullivan or any one else
for dozen rounds with such gloves on.
There would be no possibility OF knock
ing q n'au ont with such things. When
time was called Lambert rushed right
in and grabbed Peter around the waist
and tried 10 throw him down. Jackson
didn't 90 in tor a rough-and-tumble
scrap. lie cheyed the rules and called
for a foul. But Lambert's friend, the
referee, refused to allow 1t, and the
same tactics were repeated over and
over again. In fact, all that Lambert
did was to ran around the stage trying
to keep away from Jackson, and when
he failed IN that he would duck his
head, rush in, and catch Peter around
the waist ! hat was all there was to it, .
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Arrested Deyelopment.

Not a few farmers and cattlemen still
believe in the old practice that an AMI
NAL may be halt-starved when half
grown without much loss in the end.
The falacy of this theory is apparent to
a close observer from the outset. There
is no doubt but animals may be made TO
grow faster by high feeding, and by
extra care, but there is insufficient evil
dence to prove that they will ever re-
cover the lost ground brought on by
lack of attention.
Practice, as well as theory, will sub
Stantiate this assertion. Our best bred
cattle are those that come from the
stock yards where the young ones are
fed plentifully from the birth until they
are ready for market. There is con-
slant and continuous growth, which
cannot be obtained by any of the lax
methods in vogue among careless farm
els that have long since been exploded.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08

There are a number of ways of abort
ing a cold in the head, but most Of them
are by the means of quite powerful
drugs, which person unfamiliar with
their use is never justified in taking on
his own responsibility. The Sw SIS
method of treatment is one of the sim
plest and most ef1icaciOus. 1t is applied
in this way: Half fill jug with boiling
water, and into that put teaspoonful
of well-powdered camphor. Fashion out
of writing paper funnel. with hich
cap the top of the jug. The camphor-
atGd steam should be inhaled through
the nose for ten or fifteen minutes. the
inhalation being repeated, if required.
every fouf or five hovrs. If, in spite Of
its Hnpleasantness, the Inhalation Is
persisted in, it is said that three repeti
Iions Will usually effect q cure, how
ever severe.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
ONLY A WILDCAT SCHEME.
A Proposed Canadian Railroad
NipDed in the Bud.

OTTAWA, Ont. March THE policy
OF chartering a company to construct a
railway through an absolutely unknown
country to an indefinite point Oh which
was described as an ice-bound coast for
a good many months OF the year, occu-
pied the attention of the railroad COM
mittee to-day. The bill was to in
corporate a company to construct q
railway from point ou the Sault Ste.
Marie river to point on the extreme
eastern boundary of Quebec. to con.
meet there with railway to be built
across Labrador TO a harb0r Oh the
coast, Il distance Of 1900 miles. Sir
Donald A. Smith and others strongly
denounced the road as wildcat
scheme. Sir Donald said that if char
ter were granted it would have a dis
astrons effect upon the credit of Can
ada III the European money market.
Others, again, thought that it should be
assumed that the promoters were hon
est IN their Intentions, and the scheme
genuine in the absence of evidence to
the contrary. The charter ought to be
granted, they thought, and the pro-
moterS given a chance to raise tho
money necessary, If they could. Finally,
by vote of &c to II, it was decided to
postpone consideration of the bill until
the next session, in order to give the
promoters chance of furnishing more
information on the subject.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
MUNSON IS AWINNER
He Plans TO Plant q Brother
hood Club in Won der
Ahe's Town.
Editor Sphinx Takes q Lease Of
a Park for That Pur-
pose.
ParSon Davies Clai ms That
Lambert Did Not Worst
Pete Jackson.
Shorts and Favorites Alter
nate in Winning Races at
Clifton.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, March THE first
real move toward placing brotherhood
club in St. Louis was made to-day when
AL Spink, manager Of the Sporting
News, cl0Scd Il tiye-ycar lease for ANA
teur park. He admits that he is at
work in the interest of the brotherhood.
lie says that George Munson, who is
looking after St. Louis brotherhood in
tereSts ia Chicago. has already closed a
contract by which the Chicago brother
hood club is to play here from March
50 to April l.. During its stay here it
will play games with visiting brother
hood clubs. Amateur park is a fine
plot OF ground in the southwestern part
OF the city. and Is reached by cable and
electric railways. Ten Thousand dol
lars are to he expended in equipping it
for base bail purposes. 1t is believed
that the move is simply preliminary to
the placing of q brotherhood club Ill St,
Louis permanently.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
FIyine en- the Ice.

Special to the Globe.
SrILIwArER, March THE matinee
meeting of the Ice Track Driving club
tomorrow on Lake St. Croix promises
more in the way of entertainment and
attendance than any similar local event
of the winter. The horses to go arc L.
II. Lemons Maud, Fortin's Jewess,
Kpough's BrOncho. Louis VOLTS Billie
Wolf. Grants Pat. Fit2gerald's MOllie
Mccarthy. John Powers Queen, and j.
Y. Cari's Neptune. The purse is in
significant, being made up of only a few
dollars, of which each man whOenters
horse contributes one, but the race is
expected to be close, honest and eXcit
Ing. Spectators from Hudson, in large
numbers, and a good rprinkIing from st.
Paul are expected. Pools were sold last
evening at Morris Bros store.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
They viii Be Developed by
the North Star Constpuc-
tion Company.
The Construction of the Du-
luth & Winnipeg to Be
Pushed.
Probability Of the Transmits
sissippi Association Going
to Pieces.
Jay Gould'S Cut in Rates
Eelipsed by the Rock
Island.

BALTIMORE, March 7.-1he North
Star Construction company. which was
chartered under the laws of New Jersey
Jan. q, has established its Office in Bal
timore. The president is B. n. Baker.
Of Baltimore. r. G. Munger, of Duluth,
Minn., is vice president aud w. Ii.
Fisher, of st. Paul. general manager.
Among the directors are Sir Roderick
Cameron, Samuel A. Duncan, of New
York; John Reilly. Of Philadelphia: j.
Ii. Boardman, Of Boston, and A.
W. Wright. of Michigan. The
company has paid-up capital of
Sl.000.000. and is organized for railroad
construction and the development Of
Lake Superior ore lands, Of which they
own 10000 acres. The company has re-
Gently acquired possession of the Du-
luth & Winnipeg railroad, and merged
it into its corporation. and will rapidly
push construction further. The road
when completed will be 400 miles long,
and will be the first road to reach the
head of the navigable waters of the
Mississippi river.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
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St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
DUlYEA Is DoUBTlNG
And Seeks 10 Reioin the Cincin-
natl Reds.

And Seeks 10 heJoln the Cihcih-
natl Reds.
Sr. LOUIS, Mo, March 7.-Speaking
of Pitcher jim Duryea to-day President
Stern, of the Cincinnati club, who is in
the city, said: "Duryea is is Cincinnati.
/ have received at least dozen dis
patches last night and to-day from Gin
cinnati men. among them my partner,
asking me to come there at once. |
have replied to them that will not
come. Ii Mr. Duryea wants to see me
he can get on railroad train and come
over to- ST. Louis"
"Would you take him back?"
Yes, indeed. Most assuredly |
would. He is great pitcher. would
take him back Notwithstanding he de
serted me and went with Johnny Ward
to play in the Brooklyn brotherhood
club. Put under no circumstances
would let one of my present men, old
or new. 90 20 make room for him. Ii |
took hIm back | should make some kind
of q compromise. You would be sur
prised 10 see the price the Boston
league club offers me for his release in
the event ! could induce him to go to
them. ! have the telegram in my pocket
now and it is wonderfully high figure
for ball-paypr. have secured Pitcher
Foreman to take Duryea's place and
have a threP-years contract with him
which / know we will both keep. But,
as said before. Duryea can come back
if hr wants to and applies to me-"
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Baltimore Il Ohio Magnates Will
Spend Some Money.

BALTlMoR f. March THE executive
officers Of the Baltimore d Ohio have
for some time past been considering the
adyisabiiity of making extensive addi-I
tons to the equipment of the road, and
1t is expected that by the opening of the
spring orders will have beer placed for
many new cars and engines. The addi-
ton of the Philadelphia and New York
bra inches was not accompanied by. a
great deal of new equipment. anditln
cars aud engines which have been used
upon the new routes had to be diverted
in large part from the general stock.
The present equipment of the company
is about $4,000 freight cars, many Of
which are unfit for service and are be-
Inv altered in the eompany's repair
shops. Several thousand new freight
cars. the officials say, could easily be
put to use, and an addition Of fifty new
baggage and day coaches must be made.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Railroad Jots.

W. C. Kenyon, of the Burlington; J.
Taylor, of the 500 and j. McCuilogh, Of
the Omaha. leave to-day for Mexico, where
they attend the meeting of the International
Passenger Agents association.
Tic Omaha has received gram tariffs ap-
plying Oh business 10 and from Iowa and
Minnesota points ana cities i'll Arkansas,
Louisiana. Texas aud Mexico.
s. A. Smart, the Great Northern travelling
agent at Des Moines passed through the city
yesterday with forLy-tive passengers en- route
for the Milk river valley.
General Freight Agent Sawyer, Of the
Great Northern who is now at san Diego,
writes friends i'll st. Paul that he is rapidly
proving i'll health.
The ticket Office OF the 500" road has been
removed to more commodious quarters at
lS5 East Third street, adjoining Dunneback's s
restaurant,
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
For Cold the Head.

Kansas CITY gets Bittmau.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08

finish fight with Billy Nycr, Of this
city, for Sl.Oh0 side, Lee Cheney gives
the following full acceptance OF the
challenge and its conditions: Billy My
cr viii fight Jack Hopper to finish at
Fort Worth. Tex. April 10, two-ounce
gloves. Queensberry rules, foi $1,000 a
side. Cheney names JacOby, of New
York, as SHAREHOLDERS. and requests Hop
per to post 500. which will be immedi-
ately covered, and the other $500 put up
tilu day before the tight.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
REArEN BY FOUR BIRDS.
Chicago TrapshoOters Vanquished
bY knnsas CitY's Team.

Chicago TrapshoOters VanQuished
by Kansas City's Team.
CHICAGO, March THE Kansas City
team beat the Chicagos by four birds in
the two days shooting contest ending
this evening, The score was 420 to 4lG,
and 1,O00 birds were shot at from
ground traps. Chicago was eight points
ahead at the end of the third match of
t0-days series. The temporary lead
was due to Henry Kleinman, Of CHI
oag0, who made the largest scme of the
contest. d received gold medal from
the Kansas City team. kleinman
killed 2S birds straight, and missed the
20th. 35th, and 4lst birds. To-day's in
dividual scores were as follows, the Wis
itor being the FIRST named of each pair:
J. L. Porter and w. H. Mcfarland, 4S
to 81: Andrew Thomas and w. &, Pay
son, 80 TO AZ: j. X. GuinOtte and Henry
Klriuman. sc to AZ: j. Q. A. Elliott and
A. w. Reeves, A. to So; j. e. Riley and
II. b. Organ, A to 43.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Western Rural sheep Notes.

FIockmasters have a different ex-
preston from the vulgar one: "Shoot
the hat" They say it pretty snap
pishly, too: "ShOot the dog"
SO far as feeding goes, sheep hus-
bandry stands upon the same footing as
the dairy or beef production. Generous
feeding means additional profits.
More mutton means more wool.
Breeding mutton sheep does not an
tngOnize wool growing, though there is
an occasional fine wool grower who
thinks it does.
Like produces like. Find pure-bred
ram that suits you, and you eau depend
upon ultimately getting flock Of sheep
that will be substantially a reproduc-
ton of himself.
The time will come in this country
when the first thing falmer who is
sticking farm will do is to get flock
of sheep, large or small, as the condi-
tiOnS may warrant.
The hair of cattle that are fed we'll IS
finer and generally handsomer than that
of cattle that are not fed we'll. SO it is
with every animal, and If we expect
good wool we must feed for it.
1t is early matur ity that the breeders
of animals are after these days. The
common sheep Of the old times would
make the farmer poor to-day. Tney
never did enrich him very much.
In England they keep sheep and make
the business profitable on land worth
S40O per acre. But some of our people
say you cannot make sheep pay on land
that is worth $3.50 per acre.
The sheep does not take as much min
eral matter from the soil by we'll Oh to
80 per cent and not as much nitrogen by
fully IL per cent as the COW does. That
will help determine how many sheep
would eQual:a COW in the exhaustion OF
the soil.
There is very little new to write about
sheep, says a correspondent. Well,
there is plenty of need of telling the
Old, Old Story" We either al! do not
know as much as we should, or we do
not do as well as we know. The result
is the same in either case.
Sheep will make more pounds OF meat
upon a certain amount of food than
cattle will. Try it and see If IL is not
true. J. B. LaWes demonstrated that
sheep stored up in additional weight
twelve per cent OF the dry food con-
sumed. while cattle stored up only eight
per cent.
The sheep is a source Of donble in
come, 1t is the only animal or the farm
that is distinctly Of that character.
though the men who believe in gen.
eral purpose COW, we suppose, Will kick
at that statement. At all events, no
other animal produces two ''crops" at
the same time.
SHAKE OFF TIE EFFECTS Of a Bad
Cold promptly hV the use of DR.. .jaYnG'S
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
ST. Paul kod and Gun Club.

The Minnesota Rod and Gun club
met yesterday afternoon III the sher-
ifs of1icc. The members arc w. W.
Erwin, ID. w. mgersoll, DR.. Quinn, NJ.
ID. Flynn. Dr. Wheaton, j. T. Callahan,
f. NJ. Kuby, J. luttle, G. Wellington,
u. f. heese, Ed. $. Bean and A. f.
Brand. w. w. Erwin was elected pres
ident. E, NJ. Kuby secretary and treas
urer, aud Ed $. Bean, II. F. Reese and
j. futile II board of governors. a ciGD
house will be erected at Lake Folsom.
Wis. where the club has secured an
island in the lake.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
STILL WIDE APART.
Railroad Reorganization Com
mlttees Unable to Agree.

mitteeS UnaDIe 10 Agree.
NEW YORK. March T.--The two re-
organization committees of the st.
Louis, Arkansas & Texas road held an
otner conference to-day, but adjourned
until Monday without reaching any re-
suit. Fred Z. Olcott, the chairman of
the regular committee, said after the
meeting that the notifications asked
for by the opposition committee were of
such nature that the committe of
which he was member could not agree
to them without entailing considerable
delay. They were willing to receive
securities held by the opposition and to
give them representation on the regu-
lar committee, but he could not see how
they could be expected to modify the
plan which had been guaranteed by
syndicate and had already secured the
assent of s13,0U0,000 first mortgage
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
MAY GO TO PIECES.
The Trans Mississippi Association
Is Very Snaky.


KANSAS CITY, No., March tit is
considered probable that the Trans
Mississippi association. which meets
here to morrow morning, will go to
pieces. The reduction in the rate
from Kansas City to Denver recently
made by the Missouri Pacific went into
effect to-day. The rate was cut from
SlS.l5 to $40 by that road. As a conse-
Quence of this reduction all of the pas
sengerS bound for Colorado went via the
Missouri Pacific this evening. Tomorrow
morning at meeting of the TRANSMITS
souri, association, held in Kansas City,
these violations of the agreement on the
part of the Missouri Pacific will he dis
cussed. AS the people of that road
state that they propose to maintain the
rate and the other roads cannot meet it
in accordance with the rules of the as
SociatiolI, it is more than likely that the
association will be discontinued.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Sugar i'm Dakota.

The latest agricultural bulletin from
Washington. in its report of the expert
ments at the several state stations,
speaks of the report of j. I'll. Shepard
on the sugar beet in Dakota as an ac-
count OF preliminary experiments with
seven varieties of sugar beets to ascer-
ia il such beetS are adapted to the
soil and climate OF Dakota. The yields
and sugar content were sufficiently en-
couraging to justify repetition of the
experiments.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Mahan Challenges Needham.

SAN FRANCISCO, March T.--Biliy Ma
han, the coast champion lightweight,
yesterday published challenge to fight
any man in the world of from 1873 to 137
pounds weight, Danny Needham, of st.
Paul, prefe red. for reasonable purse
offered by any cubim the United States.
lie is also willing to wager any sum
from 81, ,009 70 5000 on the side.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Ouakcrs Blown bicagos.

JACKSONVILLE, Fla, March 7,-Phii-
adeiphia defeated Chicago to-day in the
best game OF the season, by a score of
10 to 3. Following is the score by inn
ingS:
Philadelphia. 1 / O % Q Go
Chicago 80. 20 o o l 0 o o. 3
Thompson, of Philadelphia, made
home run, bringing in three men be-
sides. Sullivan pitched for Chicago.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
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St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
ONE BETTER THAN GOULD.
The Rock Island tcl'pses the Mis-
sOuri Pacific Cut.

SUHFI fdCIIIC CuJv
CHICAGO, March 7.-The Rock Island
road has given notice that, beginning
next Monday. its passenger rate from
Kansas City to Denver, Colorado
Springs and Pueblo will be $40. This
is to meet the cut of the Missouri Pa
ciic. which makes the $40 rate to Pueblo
only. The other roads have been hest
tatng to put the cut rates into effect
west OF the Missouri river, hoping the
Missouri Pacific would reconsider it's
action, but now that the Rock Island
has taken the initiative in applying the
reduced rate to all Colorado points the
others will Immediately follow suit.
This makes the rate flOm Chicago to
Denver $lS first-class and SIS second
clHSS
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
RATES SLASHED.
The Castle Garden Pool Makes
Deem Cut

Deep Cut.
NEW YORK, March THE Castle
Garden railroad puoI has reduced its
rates for immigrant tickets to all points
west of Chicago and st. I.ouls. The re-
duced rates went into effect to-day. The
reduction was caused 10y the Western
people desiring to make better attrac-
tions for Immigrants to seek homes in
the Far West. Tie reduction will vary
i'll accordance with the points of deSti-
nation, The fare to Denver from New
less, and to all points IN Colorado uni
form reduction is given. The fare to
San Francisco has been reduced, and in
fact to every point west Of the Missis-
Sippi river.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
AxteII Not likely 20 Trot

TEERE nAUTE. Ind. March THE
dispatch stating Paterson, n. j., would
offer a $4,000 purse for a match race
between Sunol and AXtell was shown
Mr. Iiams. one of the owners of
AXtell. lie said: II cannot say
what the opinion of the other
gentlemen will be i'll the matter. 1t may
be that il will be accepted, but hardly
think AXteli will be in shape for test
Of speed. lie has now over forty en-
gagements in the stud, with which ne
will not bo through until some time in
July" ANttll is at Nj. ljams' stock
farm here, and is in fine condition,
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Baird win Be itxpelled.

LONDON. March 7.-The judge has
declined to restrain the Pelican club
from ejecting George Baird, the sport
ing man, for his action in connection
with the Slayin-Smith fight in Belgium.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
a GAME OF sl5E-SAW.
Shorts and Favorites Alternate in
RunuinG at Clifton.
L, Ic,n-.

races resulted as follows:
First race. seven -eighths of u miles hot
over won; Little Jim second; Monte Cristo-
third. Time. l = 9A.
Second race, five-eighths OF n miie-Spar-
ling won; Ariel second; doc Cannon third.
Time. | :07.
Third lace seven and half furlongs--
Maoel Glenn won; Lemon Blossom second; ;
Wahoo third. Time :42l2.
FOurt h race, half mile-lmp DOchart won; !;
Zanzibar second; hing Volt third. Time,
2:59.
Fifth race fve-eighths of a mile-Monson
won; Lord Beaconsfeld second; St. Mary
third. Time, l:UTl2.
Sixth race, three-t iurths Of mile-Issa-
queena fIly won; Daisy Ryan second; Bias
third Time 1:2I
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Seeking q FIGHT.

John Lunkenhelmer wants TO fight
Billy O'Bren or Hanley for from 500
TO $3.50 side for any number of rounds,
Marquis of Queensberry rules. He will
be at the California wine house during
the afternoon.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Scraps of sport.

''Bobby' Black has finally concluded to
cast his fortunes with Sioux City.
NJ j. Mahoney and Larry COrcoran Will
umpire in the Atlantic association.
McNabb. the Texas phenomenon, has
signed with Denver again.
Hartford has joined the Atlantic associa-
ton,
Kansas CITY gets Bittmau.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
BrookIxn,s Team in Florida.

ST. AUGUSTINE, Fla. March 1.-THE
Brooklyn League base ball team arrived
here this evening, and will remain here
until April l.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
VaIensin's Blooued stock Sale.

NEW YORK, March THE third sale
of blooded horses at the American In
stitute rink began to-day with the stock
Of Count George NaIensin, Of Pleasant
vile, Cal. The first seventeen animals
sold realized S14,29O, or all average OF
$3.50 A.
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
Fever Sore Eight Years

Imust extend to you the thanks of one Of
my customers, who has been cured by using
the CUTIcURA REMEDIES, of an old sore,
caused by a long spell of sickness or fever
eight years ago. He was so bad he was fear
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but is happy TO say he is now entirely we'll
sound as dollar. He requests me to use his
name, which is II. II. CAsoN. merchant.
JOHN V. MINOR, Druggist,
St. Paul daily globe., 1890-03-08
DR.. LIE Duc's Periodical Pills.

This French remedy acts directly upon the
the menses ifrom whatever cause) and all
periodical troubles peculiar to women. A
safe, reliable remedy. Should not be used
during pregnancy. Ali druggists. So. The
American Pill Co, Royalty Proprietors.
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Paul.