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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
WORK Of THE PARK COMMISSIONERS.

Cyrus Clark and other citizens Interested IN hV'''u'
pork anneard before the Park Commissioners yesterday
"a urre them 10 obtain possible from the Board Of hS
mate The allowance Of 5000 600 which the Legislature 'd
authorized 10 De- expended in building retaining wall
aonr the waterfront from Nincty-ciehth-ot ana Eh'
out walks in the upper part Of the park President "'
and fine other Commi,, toner's promised to get the money
they could and e>pond 10 IN Tie way desired
The PARK Commissioners Yesterday rrih~titd S'n"'I
Conovcr superintendent 81 the PARKS n thr AnnrNd
and Wet. hester Comfy. NJ. luhoN'f wa r.
moved a fortnight on trivial charge, when N'>t-
CATION showed was Untcnablc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

Liverpool Dec. 10; 3.i' j. N. Beef Holder, orcr
-iaIinpiV. Pork Holders oT,r tp- y. If,I..r.
unrr moderately -lott c.t about - go rs r. urn Al ~
Bacon Holder oi" moderately. ,nmb"rilnd cIt about
10 dull 1t us thtt-i llOl1rrs .t.tfu,t,
Cottou-ccd oil Liverpool lined s"-f 20 is o. laInN
offer freely. Iulpcittu' llilGri. fr,elv
stidr n 80, 30. to,in liod.- ol;"r uoi,ra' 49, ird
Spot aud ftnre-I Holder otter moderately prime We
aId D,crtibrr. steady H .U- "d. Jtnuarv ana
= bruafv -fily dt SIS Gd. Wheat nom Iinldrr,
moderately. tpu-~',ot and futures Iodc,. amer
Moderately nNcd w tern pot steady ~ - iId Dr~r,
Der stead ai - 80 January -i'ddi - ., I'D: January
nov -t'ady a. 30 Id Hop at I"ndpn-Iacinc Coast
Holders onrr fIttlY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
THE MONTHLY PIPE LINES REPORT.

oil City, Penn, Dec. 10 (speciall.-The month,
pipe lines report regarded by the trade as hem.
decidedly bullish. summary Of all lines shows
decrease in net stocks from october OF oil o97 barrels
decrease in November deliveries Of 69lsO and a d.
crease in runs OF 174,757 barrels, or an average a.
runs Of s5,06i barrels in November, against az rs
barrels for October. The me- stocks Of all lines A.
9,jO4.577; the deliveries in November were 2,7O37V
and the runs 2,j759i1 barrels
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

band. George Whittel Yesterday brought III N''u'0
holding Whttcl responsible for his wife'' death
woman named Slattcry who lived in the same house
with the Whttcl, at NO - Cherfyst teHuhu u''' S'
saw Whittc strike hi, wife several times Dr. conway
Coroner MESSENGER, deputy, testified t't NJ h'u' "
au,op.v on the body and in his opinion death was has
tened by violence
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
THE STATE OF TRADE.

Baltimore, Dec 1o:-Cotton quiet; mddllns. ~.
Flour fairly active. What-Southern firm FuI, 9jes
~ OF lOngherry, 97cdSl OF Western frmer: No
winter red spot and December, 9ic lid January 9jhi
9jJ,c May 81 O2i.dsl 022. COrn-Southern firm Whit
5sd5sl2c; yellow, 53dj9c; steamer, 532e; Graded No
and May IS, N J9c steamer. soc bid oats quiet rive
fairly active choice 80 S2c good prime, 77d79c:
fair "a d76c. Hsv steady. Provisions steady
butter firm and active. Eggs. firm, 27a2sc. Coles
dull: sugar steady. Copper firm. whiskey active
Frlghts quiet Receipts-Flour 500 bbls wheat 1900
bush; 1000 bush oats, 900 bush; rye, 1000
bush shipment+-Flour 2,5jj bills corn, 1900 bush
Sle5, 33 00C bush corn. % 900 bush.
Buffalo Dec. I0.-Sprlng wheat dull but higher Ne
hard, CLOSED y o6's 10: Northern, 81 M. No 2,
red 81 OF No: white, = oois on ,raek No. shits
Oregon, 95c NO. do. 9oc Corn weak for track n.
55a5sc car No. ., So; car 40. 2 yellow 57ac On
track old 80. yellow. 602c No. p 60c IN store Oats
dulli no. WHIT 5oa5o &c no Whit tsdi9so;
SIC Barley dull. weak: lower; Canada nominal No
western 75c choice Mich gan, 77d7sc; fair to good.
-Oa74c' no state offered. Rye unchanged. Flour
DUET. unchanged. Reeeipts-Floir, 1900 bbs; corn.
1000 bbs wheat, 10000 bush; oats, $1,000 bush;
Dec iO-The leading futures ranged as toovs,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
NHLPPLNL WITS
PORT OF NEW.YoRK..... WEDNESDAY DEC. 10. 1890



steamer Cunc tBr Nco Liverpool nov - with Ini,e to
J Bruce Isray. Arrived a tie Bar At B - a ~.
ra.e passenger Peter wrcAt sons Arfved a.
steamer Ci,u Ianto Drr. olivier rord,auI Sow p
mdse and Passengers 10 Punch Ld}c CO. Arrived AZ
s,asmcr po.oa ,,r Ash. :, Johns. ST. Hnl'a1 with
steamer Ncthc,h ouc CBr., MARKHAM Gacc Bay dlys.
with o-l and passengers To Perkins & Co., vessel go howun.
Steamer Dalton lI,r Russell Santos Sos H. with Inisc to
bsI Ir,a51I afc1 r ekf n oA VIII, .
to PIN. Fmwood q 90 Arrived At ihe .'ir 90 DOW l.
days Viii md.e and passenger, to w,-,r a.. arrived
steamer City Warrington Alien Me1.an port. HAY
ana days Win mdsr ana 4,7rns's I" Jas ward = co.
steamer Monte 0uck. New orleans days Ina,e
sicamcr raHnc~ Trbeu. Wilmington. So WIKI md'c aud
sc..,r Ctvof - Aueu.unc new. Francis Wilmington.
steamer Lucy Micr S'anD. Bangor with md-c and pa,
s1p eea pay c.g'a hasna s. Day WI, nitrate Of lola
snip Emily Reed Sheldon RIO ane.ro A. cay, IN ballast 10
Snip Gov WiImot 'Br Norris hamburg d,y. with mdso
TO order. vessel to Scaumc Bros
SUNSET winaat sandy He,E nent. v cloudy.
Al CITY Island Wind light. W. cloudy.
Steamer Cnatanoocce D4gec't. SAVANNAH, day.,
mdse and passengers 10 l. l. Wal.e-
viii; md.e and a,.nFc. To- d ponoH y, co. anu -'0''oN
CLEARED
steamer Port PllIp iBrl Gay. London barber 4
Steamer Cty Of SeSNOrk lEr. Watkins. Liverpool via
Quccnsto~n- Peter Wright y sons.
Steamer lslaetia Ger. kuhicwcn. Hamburg Cortis
steamer Vega NortJ, Rosa. Lisbon. DC IageIncyerk
Brunn.
amer Newport. Lama. colon Pacific Mail - GO
Steamer city Of Alexandra Hansen. Havana Matanras
J ward & co
steamer iaDana lSpan) Dc,champs. Havana Sd CO.
bales & Go
steamer Clamcttc Percy New OrcansI r Van Sickle
Steamer knickerbocker Hhscy. Ncw-Orcaus So.
Algonquin. McKee, Charleston Jacksonville
VIM Ciyi" &
steamer wyanoke. Blake'nau Norfolk ami Richmond old
Dominion - Co
steamer AIscnbOrn. Lewis. Baltimore II G. Poster
STEAMER Cottage Clty Bennett Portland loritIn Han
Ship Elphcnia (BT Cam Batavia Java orders Boyd
4 Hlnchen. .
Steamers CITY Of Teutonic for Iivernoo
Denmark LONDON: Wcserl1ud. antwerp. Crona Olnsrov
Ia a.cognc Iiavrc. NeWpoT Cotton: Alone.
Venezuela OF Alexandra II4b,u nav
ana. tAamc;tc New orleans. K4ust, ity. savannah
snip George Stctson. FOR san Francisco.
1kE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS
FOisIlGH PORTS.
AvoVNoUTH Dec Arrived steamer Connemara tBr).
Pouton. iron. New York
SWANSEA DccIO sailed steamer Lake Winnipeg (Brj
Carey FOR NewYOrk.
for YORK.
GlBKNTA Dee 10 Passed. steamer Britannia 0rl Costa
from Mediterranean ports Oh her way 10 New YOI.
SUI. Dec lU-AuNcd, steamer Glcndorcr (I3r from
Manila for New. YORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

COFFEE-Thcrr a weak market to-day lor br tI
wths IA" spot and price. sior G'cia.i at
uand continued mod, No. tlp qu9l'u
~ c with sale, Of 100 bar, DO on That basil d
mild grades. si- 600 bags M1rloaib0 At $50 LOT -Oou
Cucuti. and bag, Jamaica, private trr1H; pIiu,D
again duh and very irregular. In me carry uc,' @
thu wa, "a points December because OF IlD
iIruncs, stocks. other months, however. opened I'M
some realizing. and the cloe wa, 1Lnrt e., r.
Weaker lIaNrr cable, had depressing effect ia
clo-,d f. lower December. HAMBURG opened . pr
bott. closed quiet. INchange al i;o MAD" IUl,
advance. London irregular. Official quotations. 20
p m premb sd 42ngary 7ds fe2rd' g,o s1
Regular nr,t 40 ko~l. 500; good second 20 huoe
! $50: ,>ohango pryatv. ~; receipts, OOJO oaE'
total stock. 10 Hardct quiet; santos tcUO
1000 bag; receipts al RIO July to Dcc'nDer - To-
- 600 bag, same tine INoj 92fHJV bags, same tHo
1855 2H79,oO0 bag; receipts at santos july To- - ."o
Dor . GOO htf~. tim" lNN.l III. wv
h,r,: ,amc Tine l-s~. l.,.9OOO bags total sao here
TO-DAY. 10000 bag. a. follows
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
ALuXURY For TOURISTS.
A NEW COLLAR.
'E a W." Shoshonc. az. h W."

ARE lOU TROUBLED WITH ROUGHNTsS OF THE
SKIS1 Use CoTneli's Bcnzoln Cosmetic Soap. Sold
eYcryNhero. - cents a cake.
Beware Of "A slight irritation Of the throat.
Brummcl's Cough Drops give Immediate relief Genuine
have A. IL. B. on each drop. Sod everywhere.
For Boynton's celebrated furnaces. hot water
heaters baltimore heaters and ranges " the
BOYNTON FURNACE CO.. oO7 and 20J Wster.sL
HENRY A. DANIELS NJ. ID.
90 WEST s9IH-ST.
Diseases OF the Nervous system rnary organs
In Dotence aud Ster.ii.y. Hours 3 70 ]. " 3.
NELNETY Skis.
Health Food COWI1nNiS Gluten soap secures IL.
81 Fifth avenue. aud all druggIsts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
tYUITTEL HELD FOR MS WIFES DEATH

The Coroncrs jury In the Of Catherine WhIttol.
who died IN Chamber, Street Hospital on December
from complication Of diseases and whose death war
tened By beating received at the hands OF hef nus
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

middlng, Sic good ordinary, 1916; net receip.. 10.
stock, 25, iO2 bales. WV "oi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
MARINE INTELLIGENCE
MINIATURE ALMANAC.

To-pkN
Sun 20 Sets 20 Moon rises 632 am Moonsase'
WAFER
h.B-Sandy Hook. 945 tiov Island 7Ol lie. cate ~
PN-SAndy HooE az Gov. Island "a Hell Gale pa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

sec Ia, g4.' ,. e. ." -. o. o., oo & lib" bureau
''''- ''- ''''- clo.r. Dr.. .I.owcst.sale,
j4a.liy .....''''......... :'.,a.. ~ ~ = 5o9
y,,. l'.5 .'-.' 3j''oi5 80 30 ]; 30
H'iH ..'... .. o,,.a55 $40 9aj 10,
f .', ..--. '.. 80, y I4o
Ju.t .......-..... | 80. llo'
N'Il3a'r ,xb vU.r'iii5''i IT,. i,l.a: 900 va. -a'
s.f.. s ,.,,. t..,.. Dr., r., t.l..n.. r.,hd o ut
.'" 'al ' '.'. 400 l,..- - l' W.
Iltr to.-t GOD. -..o a'- o't q, ir.-' - ''-
800. --". '.- Waa. "h9t l''-' r3t'"-' .3,e5
.t'l3 Gao,,t.da-. c.,' II il'rl. We, indies = 10
.-.4' DO i"o'- - ioe-'5 I"n , .>,,r rs; rs w. %
.,'o,., .'-' ''" .'.lr ,'6'' Naai,.. s,,.a.
Waa, Nv ..,.l 30 g.. tel. ..nr - loa-'. r..
o ~" .,,,,.. r.. ..,,. 81 t,4-, 70. any
Co.. .' 5,--' I'D sup, ". .r' 'nl t',r ,n."l'i1,,
49, ~, g =, 90, '.t D." n.l .', ~'
',, ~ '-i'-.,' i.,..,. - -..., b, . ri, i
tL'tE '..r nan''n.d 10 n..' "..a '.t d. i' 40
.-t.i: ,hMHiAl. t,'t I,-Io .".t ,4'.-.
~ at e luaf--2 ,.t '". t a. --,-,'v.,I.
'-t a.-'. az ,-t By -,... .s5 ia...
....:.. 5.o r.. nr.a .a... ...... ....
"a y .'., ..,e,. ,'..i Dr. ... I'D &.
r.a.. 81 ...' . ,.-..r.,r. Naat +, '.."2' ho,n
,.'a. a"a,,., .,. q, r,.,,oo ~ ,'o., &c.. fr.sa,s,
u.t. h4t.r' ,o moderate rN'r' I'. 100 FL" t'.. .nt
f,-.u'a' ,'l-l.t.- December .tr'.t o. 81 o5.. a.
a-4.-t - o-f o.. .c.u .i''' o' f--t i' AMI afi'-
- o,. Nas v..Hl ot..,i 20 % n,.- -r.-e tl,uf.
lr.. 20 % o. atl .tr ld..u. 20 n 90 1916 leaving
Oh 40 o. uIl Iu. l..- .' CO.. tlt "a. l.';.' ''a-
tr,4.t. hot r, 'nu,' -e. ild n", OF d." ad'a''s-"
TA, .,.f riru.-- ii.u.. Dob 1ft- WIS 900 Nl' .''"t
80 the oltt.' nnt r. .tI attit- r1f -ti.u-'f
w'...h contributed %. fr hYNt'r i.'i '-'n tir
t.'H '''i...'. 0.f. t" '. ..i s'i I'i'. I, g. 'o
'UItI-fi.,f-. f-I.~ .-uuNlnt @ -'l- ~ l''I'V
bush ln available -'..l- ''.' ~ n 3d. t.. prompted
lu.iI ru.r..nr loading iIltltf t-' Il. "''t. .''
,,,,re. v,r. t. rI ..,p', .n i.. Nor,au.-f ant o.
- ru in -to-t- coupled with ertlrr Reports o. hl>n~,
t-..l.- '.Nlu u, f'. ''.t
,l.r.ut report du. today I>po-t interest vl, slow.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
1kE MOVEMENTS or STEAMERS.
Announcements.


A TIMEPROOF TEETH
The teeth may BE- rnded timrpio'i 10y brushing them
daily with SO/ODONT. 80 tartar rucru-t them mo-
,ankor Affect enamel species Of decay in,t the den.
tai lone this pure ond delicious doutrcc i, faithfully
used 10 the exclusion Of every other rcpsrltion.
LUXURY For TOURISTS.
DR. Lyons Perfect Tooth Powder in metal boxes with
patcnt measuring tube. Neat and portable % cts.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

,,.earrl,.- l. - 1l1.3o 1875 lI2o l,-'O
W.r,ho.se doiycric, since D,ccmh"r !, $50; Nr'-
Work.. A. SOB Iaxs: Baltimore $50 BAGS Ne"-or"an',
ii Az has total. J1itO bag.
t0'r1N- ON the spot unchanged in price and qute'.
e,f.. ip1 hr- fpr consumption. Port receipts. - 90
mi a., inst 25 80 bales ti- day last W.'N and iDl72
t,'.- his d1v lt-t wear. Crop movement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
WHEAT, 40. ..

Cash quotations wefe IS foIloWs' FIouf uLchahsd;
NO : spring wheat 800 No. sPring .heat, e59eee;
No . rcd 9lL.Q92c; No. , 52sc No. oats, i3e
10 : rye, Csc; 80. barley j 74a35s No fax seed
BILL - 55ass 21 lard Der 100 y. - 80 q>j 5j short
Iib, Ooose $3.50 o. dry sarc shoulder looAs.
- 5OQsi 62a short clear SIDES tboNed . 5Ods) 80 |;
whAey disters' finished goods, per gel Il IA sugars.
UNCHANGED: 40. white Oat-, iil2c: No: white oast
432c; No. barley, February, 5sQ'Oci NO. barley "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
On The Produca Eychanee to-day The buttef naIAs
wa unchanged. Eggs, 22d2ic.


va. tr,cLa,Iad l,rgs 22a2ic.
va" Va" - n. d, -ooa demand steady,
cincinnati Dec iVho-,' ,o IN scl,S and bu,cbsr,
common anu IEhi; SoG6 h, fsbnants 1 100 had
C9tte-iest qualities steady; other weak common ga
* fair 10 choice butchers grades S2d % IS prime %
choice shippers. 1874 rs recepss 800 head snpmsnt
40 head sheep-Demand light mar wesh s0aaVn 70
choice, 50 25dsi % extra fat "eIsrs anu yso 800
81 SOC - - reeepts iSo hsad S ~ choice sl5
thanksgiving IN lght deInthu - 80 .tsSs
per 100 -. .
Milwaukee Dec lO-FOur quiet. Wheat s.eady; No
min, an track cash s6d~sc May. G'sc; No; ]
%orih.rn So Corn qul,t: No. on track. i9-c. cas-
oI,lrt 10 > whit. on tack 44LG+5c. Barley hrm;
<" > I'm store 66d.6ec. Rye firm: No N store
GsLc- prott.ions quiet Pork January. si0 -. Lard
In,,,rv x So 'Rcceipts-Flour, 20 200 bbis wheat
900 tush. harley Il 400 bush Shipments lolf.
"a 300 mi. wheat 900 bush barley. Il 800 bush.
49, ,1,,..,...t. NJ. ~ Tina season i 40 hand
-. ,-,,,-4nc % eio.a the wears accouna
u,I'1' a. , ., ,aT-v a. small stocks as po,s&
1l4 a. ~, ,rs ,,rv 0tiia, ami though prices show n
ID ~ ,ba 'rars.f j. rather ", ak Rye roI
imofInt ad a, "a "a Tor choice Pennsylvania BucE
qtrt o,I - ~. ~ - 49, a. uer 100 = for
W. AZ mous ~" t 80, - on-t but Offering. q desi-sbs
Nhrat mira. IVr ~ .ic.~ S,sGi!v held tgpifs
MINI. 9H ,raII,;l,, nm banged. No red track egs
~ ~ Dacewber o. = 99L,c January, 81 004dsl Oh
Isi-,a-T' O.G : %: March. 81 O4 81 Oo Noia-
or- NJ. moderate and market ruled firm, but demand
eNro-t A. VII as FOR local consumption Vas light hs
y, yellow in grain depot soc; No. yellow on tset
90 now No 3 I'm export elevator. 56c new steame.
d. sc: now No. in 10. soc No. mixed Deesnoeii'
IS 49, January, 5sf dost Februily -, ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11
INCOMING STE4HERS.
FRIDAY. DIG.
OUTGOING STE1 NEBS.
1O-DAr

SATURDAY.. DC. -.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-12-11

Steamers CITY Teutonic for Iivernool
Denmark LONDON Westernltud Antwerp. Croma Gnrgoy,
Ia a.cognc uc,
Venezuela Iiyuayra Guy OF Alexandra ua,ua nav.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-24
A CORSICAN AFFAIR.
A Duel Leading to a Bloody As
sault With a Knife. 80

Further details of the cutting affray
on the West side, which was briefly
given in the second edition of the Sun
DAY GLOBE, show that the two men
who participated in the affair, Charles
character with the DucaS street police
officers. The two young toughs got into
a quarrel shortly before midnight on
Saturday, and agreed to fight on
the fiat near Kentucky street.
They had barely assumed a hostile
attitude when Primeau drew long
lack-knife from his pocket. and. seizing
Smith, attempted to cut his throat.
Smith struggled to save himself from
the savage blows aimed at him, but re-
ceiVeG eleven wounds on the head. neck
and breast. He sank to the ground
bleeding profuSely. where he was found
by Officer mckinley, who had him sent
to the police station in the patrol
wagon. The assistant city surgeon,
DR.. Spencer. was called, who applied
Supplies to staunch the How of blood,
and put stitches In the more serious
cuts. He was then conveyed to his
home at the corner of Fairfield avenue
and Kentucky street, where at a late
hour last evening he was resting easily.
The doctor who attended him gave it
as his opinion that Smith would recover
barring some unforeseen change. Pri-
meau, who welded the deadly knife.
decamped as soon as he had placed his
enemy hOrS Gle combat, but the police
expect to have him safe behind prison
bars this morning. A general alarm
was sent out yesterday morning, and
the officers all over the city are keeping
sharp lookout for the wOuld-be as
sassin. The wounded man Smith has
often been arrested for larceny and
disorderly conduct, while his assailant
Primeau, though he has never been az
rested, is described as very dangerous
character.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-24
CAUGHT THE PEOPLE.
The DAM Second Concert at the
Harris.


Another success was scored by the
DAM concert at the Harris theater yes
terday afternoon. The building was
filed with ladies and gentlemen,
who by continued rapturous APP
plause demonstrated their hearty
appreciation OF every item on the
programme. The applause was richly
deserved, for more skillfui rendering of
works of the best composers has never
been heard in st. Paul. Prof. DAM has
every reason to feel elated over the en-
thusiasm called forth by yesterdays
performance of his admirably trained
orchestra. Lovers of music can
They are among the best things
provided for their entertainment as well
asinstruction during the long winter
months: and it may be said that a
more thoroughly representative assem-
bly, OF musical people in this city could
not be got together than that yesterday
Afternoon in the Harris theater. But
the concert appealed not alone to
the musician. but to every one
WHO loves the beautiful - whose
ear tingles at the delicious melodysof
the worlds greatest composers. The
opening overture, ''Fingai's Cave"
(Mendelssohn), was but a foretaste of
what followed; but what Caught bet.
ter than anything was the march move
ment from the Lenore symphonic. The
encore demanded could not be gainsaid,
and, had the people had their way. its
third rendition would have been gladly
listened to. liz is unnecessary to further
iteBllZe the programme; all were
equally good. ii. Freeman deserves d
word of commentator for his flute solo.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-24
AN AFFECTIoNATE MANIA
OF Which a Maiden Was Owner
and an Officer Victim.

Officer McElliStrom was the recipient
of the affections of a woman last even
ing. who surprised the gallant officer
while patroling his beat by throwing
her arms around his neck and saying in
Swedish-American accent that "yu
vas mine Yonny, und l never leaf w,
mine lof.'
McEllistrom is known as the dashing
bachelor of the force, and while he ac-
cepts the attentions of his lady friends
who work slippers for him, and give
him other little tokens of regard, OBJ
JertS decidedly to a scene la Romeo
aud Juliet beneath the glare of the
electric lights of East Seventh street. He
accordingly lO0sened the fond embrace
of the young woman, and with the aid
of Officer Davis, the East Seventh street
Nemesis, who is an expert in diagnos-
ing the troubles of all the young women
of his post, conveyed the girl 10 the pa
troll box, whence she was conveyed to
the central police station in the
patrol wagon. During the jour
ney the woman talked in a
rambling manner, and it was easily
seen that she was demented. The po-
lice officers at central station sent the
woman, who gave her name as Minnie
Jergsinger, to the county jail. where
she Will be examined to-day by DR..
Ancker
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-11-24
Winter Excursions.

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accommodations and its unrivaled
service, has now OH sale Excursion
Tickets at greatly reduced rates to all
principal points as below:
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to Portland and Bangor, Me-, at low
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ELECTRIC RUNAWAYS
Complained of on Wabasha Street
The Transfer System.

Complained of on Wabasha Street
The Transfer System.
Supt. Scott should look after Some of
his electric brakemen Oh the University
line and put them through a course of
training. No accidents have as yet oc-
Cured, but there have been two or three
'runaways" on the Wabasha hill that
should not be repeated. Last night. Il
sample one occurred. A University car
was coming west, loaded to the guards,
and stopped at Summit avenue to dis
charge ten passengers. The platform
was crowded, and its occupants stepped
off to permit the ladies to descend. BE-
tore all OF the passengers had alighted.
and certainly before those who were off
could Chamber back to the platform, the
car shot Oft down the grade like a
meteor. The conductor pounded away
on the bell-cord. but the car never
stopped but whirled away in cloud of
dust until Tenth street was reached.
This is not the first time this has oc-
Cured, but whether the brakeman lost
control OF the car or his sense, or
whether he misunderstood the ringing
of the bell, was not known.
There is also complaint OF the system
OF issuing transfer slips. The fact that
one transfer agent is stationed at
Seventh and WabaSha causes innum-
cradle delays and brushes. which could
easily be avoided it each conductor had
the transfer slips and issued them as he
received fares. The SYSTEMS crudity
may be due to its newness and may
.wear-otf when practice has oiled the
MACHINERY