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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-07-11
Teachers and Visitors I

You are invited to A. G. Peirs Shoe
Sale, 33 East Seventh street.
Special sale on Fine Shoes this week.
Our Lady Clerk Dongola Button,
$2.25, $3.50.
Ladies' Fine Hand-Sewed. So, $3.50,
1915.
Ladies' Opera Slippers, SOC up.
Gents Fine DOngola and Calf, Lace
and Congress, $3.50, So.
Gents Fine Hand-Sewed Dongola
and Calf, any style, 81, $3.50.
Large stock of Summer Shoes.
Come early and avoid the crowd.
A. q. PEL, 80 East Seventh Street.
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ONLY ONE FAvoRITE WON.
A Bad Day for Betters at Nor
mouth Park.

NEW YORK. July 1O.-Betting men
got the worst of it at Monmouth Park
to-day. only one favorite winning.
Score:
First race, one mile-Rizpah won, Sluggard
second, Eurus third Time, l 40.
Second race, three fonrths of a mile
Fairy won, LIntriguante second, Contribu-
ton third. Time, 1:15A.
Third race. Shrewsbury handicap. mile
and -PlinceRoyal won, Tristan second,
Cassius third. Time, 2:34A.
Fourth race, seven-eighths OF a mile
Stryke won, Clarendon second, Tulla Black
burn third. Time, 1:2SA.
Fifth race mile and a acknowledgements
won, Sam Wood second, Kempland third.
Time, :4914.
Sixth race, three fourths Of a mile-Eon
won, Worth second, Geraldine third. Time,
IAN
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Concert-white Rear Lake.

COnCerC-W HUG beaf LdKe'
The st. Paul & Duluth railroad will
run special train from st. Paul to
White Bear lake Tuesday and Friday
nights, to accommodate those who de-
sire to attend the popular musical enter
tainments at Ramaley's Pavilion, Lake
Shore, given by the Great Western
Band, under the leadership of George
Seibert. Special train will leave Union
Depot at 1855; returning, leave White
Bear at IL o'clock.
An interesting musical programme
will be rendered from 8:15 to $3.50;
dancing till midnight. AS these enter
tainments are under the direct super
vision of Mr.. Ramaley, quiet, enjoy
able time Is assured.
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FACTS AND FANCIEs.

I2amaIey Pavilion, White Bear.
Concert and hop every Tuesday and
Friday evening during season. Music
by Prof. Seibert's celebrated orchestra
and band. Sacred concert every Sun
day afternoon, p. m. Special train
leaves st. Paul concert nights at 1850
p. m. Coupon railroad ticket entities
holder to admission to pavilion.
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Extremely Low ROund-Trip Rates
20 points East by the 500 Line. Follow
ing are few principal rates:
$500 to Boston, Burlington, Mont
pelier, Portland and Rutland and re-
turn.
$4,000 to Montreal and Ogdensburg and
return.
S15,CO to Mackinac Island and Sault
Ste. Marie and return.
$1,000 to Port Huron and Detroit and
return.
$1,000 to Cleveland and return.
$500 to Owen Sound, CollingwOOd,
Goderich and Kincardlne and return.
5000 to Toronto and return; $30.25 to
Buffalo and return; S29.25 to Niagara
Falls and return.
Ticket Offices. 1876 East Third street,
No. 1872 Arcade Building and Union
depot.
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If you suffer from looseness of bowels
OF fever and ague, Angostura Bitters
will cure you. DR.. J. q. Siegert &
Sons, sole manufacturers. Ask your
druggist.
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II M 0TuIM0 m Corner Seventh and Jackson $751;
~ ~ ST.

ceeded to the election of officers, with
the following results: Supreme chan
cellor, G. B. Shaw, Eau Claire. Wis.,;
supreme vice chancellor, W. W. Black
well, Henderson, KY; supreme prelate,
Eli T. Blackmor, San Diego, CAL; SUI
preme master exchequer, S. j. Wiley.
Wilmington, Del; supreme keeper rec
ords and seal, R. S. C.White, Nashville,
Morrison, Nevada; supreme secretary
endowment fund, W. B. Kennedy, Gin
cinnati, O.; supreme inner guard, DIR.
D. C. Burkwell, Cheyenne, Wyo.; SUI
preme outer guard, John N. Thompson,
Washington, D. G.
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SHAW is CHANCELLOR.
The Wisconsin Millionaire Hon
Ored by Pythians.

MILWAUKEE, July 10.-Almost imme-
diately after the opening of this morn
ing's session the members of the SUI
preme lodge of Knights of Pythias pro-
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Teachers of This Great COnven.
fiOn.

Special rates given on cabinet photos.
See our three great offers on portraits
and engagements. Taylor's Seven Cor
ners Gallery. 1874 West Seventh street.
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MARRIAGES, BIRTHS, DEATHS.
MARRIAGE LICENSE,

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
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NJ No columns Of want ads. in the GLOBE
fH0fe than in any other paper
The evening world., 1890-04-12
OPEN 1T AND LIGHT 1T,

The price of electric lighting has
advanced. As a natural consequence, it
will cost the city more to have the parks
electric lighted. This has been suggested
as a reason for not throwing Stuyvesant
Park open during tho evenings of the
coming Summer.
This is wrong. The value of free. pure
mir and IL charming spot for healthy rec
reation has not decreased in the least
for the poor. They have the same need
as ever for just the sanitary help which
the opening of Stuyyesnnt Park on the
warm Summer evenings afforded them.
If the appropriation is insufficient, ln-
crease it. Citizens cannot complain of
having to supply the essential needs of
their city. This opening of the Park is n
meet aud an essential one.
THr EVENING Womb fought hard till it
secured this blessing to hundreds of poor
families on the East SIDE. II will not fail
TO contend for their right if it is with
Gr1wn ON such n shallow preteXt as ;hc
bother or expense of lighting Stuyvesant
Park. Light it and pay for il.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
POLITICAL ECHO ).

District Attorney Fellows communicates with
his Office by means Of the police telegraph sys-
tenn from the Thirty-second Precinct station
House, which is nea: his residen e on Washing
ton Heights.
The Voorhis independent Democracy and The
Republican Business Aen's OrrG nizG'ICn a =
comparatively small affairs. SO is n n OSlr ito,
but he rs a troublesome !it'le insect TIL he Las
extorted his tribute OF blood. Thee orrsnise-
tions propose to get their share of pap or know
the reason why.
why, l am a Republican, " is The title Of cx-
Secretary of the Treasury B~outwel's apology for
his politics. The reasons he assigns 10 his 10
sition are not nearly so forcible as the action OF
Edward i. TIchenor and his son. FrLnE II.
Tichenor. Reputlicl IN lioutensnts IN tie twenty
second Assembly District, WHO have quit the or
ganization because they wee not provided with
public Offices.
The County Democracy Committee an ointea
to investigate the charges male by ! o.ie JUS
tice Henry Murray against Le-de,s Puvc-.
Mitchell, Costigan snd Cunnin sham will hold a
public hearing II room -. Cooper Union. next
Thursday night. One of the accused. ex-ExcIse
Commissioner William p. Mitchell. Is on hi, way
to Bermuda, and will not be prescnt to defend
himself.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

An important event in Brooklyn theatrical
circle. will b.. the first performance on any
evening at the Grand bpcra- louse. Tho
Niillionnirc' is the work Of H.. GrR;tnu
''Natnlal Gas. aud tells OF the lie struatlc
of one James OlIricn. who finally becomes
a millionaire. Daniel Sully will assume the
priuct' al part and have the a.sistnnc e nr q
aui 4. Il. Mackar.
Mono of the Younger opponents OF Shake
spCariar drama has made more rarid prog.
ress than Julia Marluwe. who will aprtar
Sims ark Theatre. 1hc week IN divided
a- follows: Monday and saturday evenings.
- lugomar;'" Tuetday and. Friday evening".
file HHunlclr6acE:" TSnrsIaS' otS"ims,
Twelfth Night. =" and saturday matinee,
'lNgmalion aud Hn!a.ca." There viii be
no Wednesday matinee.
III all of the many a. comedies which Charles
II. Hoyt has witt he has seized upon soInc
familiar custom or superstition rs n toll for
his %sntiriCal hnmor. but N The Midnight
Bell, =, which will he brought forward at the
Lee Avenue Academy during the coming
nature and moulded It into a Legitimate
drama, repletc with humGr, yet containing
people who were recently seen at the Bilou
will make up tho cast.
The doseryedly popular young n~ctress.
MARGARET Matler. will present mn attractive
blll tllTlIlZ ltI l'llhNblH. ng tIlENHeLllnN uI
the Amnhion. %" liomeo and juliet will he
gwen Monday and Thursday evenings and
at the Saturday matinee, 10 be followed by
1.-The Honeymoon = Tuesday evening.
"Grctchcn " at the Wednesday matinee.
and Leah Wednesday and Friday even
inga. J. Is. Studley is at the head OF MisG
Mather's support.
Border life in tho far. far West. will be
pictured ON tie stage OF the Erool.lyn
lheatrc during the coming week. when
Jos. j. Bowling and Sadie HaS-ou will
present two plays. One of them. Tho led
Spider. Will receive its initial p~reserta!iOr
on this side OF town on Monday. and il will
be continued throughout the tirst par: uf tile
week. ami he followed by "Sobody's
Claim.
One OF the hest presentations OF light opera
the Criterion was ''Thc Bohemian (iirl,"
which, owing to numerous ro1uesta. man
ayers Knudson and Gonge will bring ont
again Tor the first three nights of next week,
to be followed by n revival of 'IInHtorc. "
The Criterion management are considering
the ACCESSIBILITY OF continuing the opera
throughout the SImmer.
During the week beginning Nav ., a com-
@ " entitled "A Domestic Cyclone. - will be
me Academy. 1t IN 10y Laurent Howard
aud W.. White, and will he presented by n
carefully selected cast, intending Marguerite
Fish and Thomas W. l.ylcy.
The Biscn City Quartet, whose limitations
OF banjo. steamboats,, ca.llopes and church
rgans have ncen enjoyed before by the
patrons OF Eipps Casiro, Will return nest
with something new IN he nuS,cai llnc.
Other Of prGinine zee on the bill are GINS
Durr, Ali Brothers, Will Batenan aud Min
ME Schulz.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
NCRDIcA IN "L'AFR.cAiNE."

"LAfricainc." Meyerbeer's opera. was
sung at the Metropolitan Orera-Honse last
night. with Nine. Nordica az Sclica. aud
Sig. Ravelli MS VRsco di Cana. The audi
cnce was very small. Patti not being IN the
cast OF The opera. Nordica sang very agree
ably. and her dramatic worth was freely
shown in the Interpretation of Ichia. ~l,ayelli
was rot particularly successful ~ Va co di
Cana. Nine. Pe.:iGiani was Inez and
Nine. Pauermei-ter was Anna.
Nine. Patti will not sing in Traviata -
this afternoon. as she does not deem it wise
to risk her voice. She will sing. however,
on Monday night in Romeo and Juliet"
The evening world., 1890-04-12
SPo1LeTS.

-
The Kaiser has asked Alexander If he mayn't
please come to Russia. The Gear will have a big
Bal To settle II he consents or not.
The Germans are sourlng on Stanley. They
hink he was too Eminent in his services.
-.
Two convicts from Sing Sing stole Keeper
Piers clothes. They wished to present a good
Ip-Fierance,
A male jaguAr was put In the cage with q
female iaguAr. and they began their domestic life
sithout delay by nearly chewing each other to
death. Is marriage . failure
Some marry young, and some, instead,
MATT for a muoh maturer STAGE;
nut very many couples wed
Just when they reach the psrson,ase;
A Georgia State Representative was horse
whipped. and then the citizens asked him TO re-
sign Resignation is pretty hard after such a
dose Of rawhIde.
II you tell a truthful ChicaRoAn the city water
hgood he will say; Paint" That's what's the
matter with Chicago water.
=.
Alta recent entertainment in Washington, how
ever full the guests may have been. 1t is certain
that the host was Fuller.
-.
The wlfe Of the leading Anarchist Of the coun.
NY whatever her private fortune. would have TO
regard her husband as Herr Most.
=.
One OF BGrnum's cages furnIshsd a most bear
laced spectacle.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
TIE BLESSING OF STRONG NERVES

is reco cradle, not ~ the USE Of mineral hedatives.
but hy a reooar-a to efeo'uaI tonic treatment
OpiA;es aud the like sio I'D only b. used rs nuIil.
inries. aud then - sp'r ngiy AZ possible, Vigorous
render thrm ~ IL to Ieir'oroa the vttl enerEiss.
That -t-I ling inVirorJnl. Hoststter's Stomach Bit
tiers, will bo found all-suf 9 .ent for this purpose,
siacn u entirely removes impedimouts to thorough
digost!on rnd assimilation Of the fo,d. 70 tina, the
body is insured It, due amount of norrSiment. and
consequently Of sthmiaa. Rheumatic tendencies
snd all 'ction- OF the kidneys and bladder are also
countoirctei by ths Bi.ter'. which is bssides a
pleasan; medicinal ttimuiant, ~inhnitely pursr than
the Jaw c~Ic,tAnts Of comm orce. which react injuIL
ously upon the narvoIs system.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
ATHLETES IN RePoss.

NJ Welsh iS In his element when doing the
Eoie-'aultng act. He Is aiming TO win this
sssn'in the intercollegiate games this Spring.
studying other things besides the pole
'salt ct Columbia College.
o d. smith Is numbered among the heet
.euhsFs OF the ST. George Athletic Club. he Is
70 ne business Of c-ross-country running.
M make his debut at Morris Park April 20.
arthur Walton Is interested in all outdoor and
-1oof sports He s q member OF the Seventh
~esHnenI IN which he assumes an athletic A.
HS NaTilke pose. He Is one OF the TEST
-sis seaLers on staten Island and leloHgs to
= staten IslAnd Athletic Club.
osofSe Hreeth believes In padding his own
-oe' only his canoe happens 70 be a shell. lie
70 make the Haruna Boat Gu heard from
We sinslssoun events this season.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

Of metropolitan favorites, and their roles At
them like the provetbial glove,
The ,cyclorama 81 The Bsttlc,of Getlys-
street. is 1stiiil open night and day. During
the past week = curious attraction. has been
offered in the shape OF Tenor Tamagnu'a
voice IN the photography. But The real at
traction, alter all, is Paul fhilippotcauN'S
painting.
Al Amberg's Theatre on Monday q lIucs.
day Carl Strcltmsnn will sing in =. lie Jagd
!" Clover" Wednesday the comic orcrn Will
also lie sung. On Thursday, for the benefit
OF August Walter. Die mach Barinuc
will be presented for the first time. with
peatel on Friday and saturday.
At the Palace Museum in East Fourteenth
Hermit of the Xiirandacks. viii I've one
OF the PRINCIPAL gtt"actinns. His whis-
kcrs are said to be extremely luSuriuut,
measuring feet ; inches III ltnEth All
swceping thu ground ~ he walks. 'llu
automatic SILVER mtne OF SnNony II
another attraction promised. Castaignc's
troupe OF trained monkeys, nine in number.
an enteitiinment viii I've cj'yu ' Wholly n, Il
Costello. harrington and Aubrey. til"
I%nciers, IonovRn aud Allr!gnt, James
Hearing, Clara simpson, Phil GtGbnns, ~.
Julian, Ed Clarence, Tom Carr aud William
Hickey.
Whale Oil GINS will exhibit relics and i'm.
plemrnts used IN the capture at the whale
~ IOIlN = IlEnll " tnlt nlNtlul ItNl Wtth.
Miss Emma Schiller, the ''pcrSortticAtIon
Of thinness, will also prevail At tiis house.
Miss Schiller IN describe NJ "a tull grown
healthy, hearty young lndy, WHO II nothing
but n human frame covered by tho cutlcle. ~
lrof. l.. r. Johnson. barney. O'lo lc.
the Martin sisters. the Wakefield brothers
and Nine. rettv will n ~ he there. Carroll
aud Hnwar,i's Dakota Company will give an
zatinn includes the Whippicr twins AMI
Jennie pickcrt. Nile. Engenin. ottic
Holmes. Williams and Morris, Eric Eiicl,-
son aud Jake Murray.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
A RIGHT pAsIs.

The Shrievalty is in need OF reform. 1t
IL an Office which does no supply its in
ermtonts with the means Of carrying ont
lis duties. If tnere is anything which
usrsuades 10 corruption and even III
what exieuuaics It. the putting OF a mnn
&c do Official work which demands an ex-
wnd.ture beyond his means while tho
cficc fails to supply u salary that is suifi-
Glen. is that thing.
4 bill will shortly b, sent to Albany
which provides against this crying defect
in the sherif's office. Nothing can he
more reasonable. and the bill sho I'D pass
promptly.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

Senator C~HANDLEE's resolution i'll the
Senate tia: Congress should formally set
apart Liberty Island as a Government
Park thould meet with tho entire np-
provnl and support of every American
citizen. 1t is impossible TO conceive how
there en- be IL opposition to this. The
rowi of protest which went up when it
~ proposed to turn a part OF the little
i-land INTO an immigrant station showed
ti,c pablo pulse plainly. Why not put
She public mind at ease forever by max
ing beautiful Government Park of the
knOtY
The evening world., 1890-04-12
evening at the Fifth Avenue Casino. Brook.

evening at the Fifth Avenue Casino, Brook
lyn.
Jake Kilrain has evidently been wounded
in a sensitive Rpot by Corbott's defeating
II end. Frank stevenson. praying him to
make another match for him with Corbctt,
thistime tor finish. Jack wants LONDON prize
gagcmCut with the Olympic Athletic Club is
OVER h" says he will gladly accommodate
Jakc, " in the mean time, he cannot get on
y match with the great and only John l..
sullivan.
Tho most interesting feature Of the Union
Athlete Clubs boxing and athletic exhibit
ton Tonight will he the glove bout between
NJ Ike Bent. OF that Club. and Spider Carney,
whose clevernoss is conceded by all.
The Orange Athletic Club will hold a no.
pound boxing competition April 10.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

strange condition of affairs has come
about in II West Virginian town. A Pro-
hibitlon Mayor aud Council were eleetel l..
Liquor-selling was locked. a heavy de-
felt in the revenue was the result. Fore
seeing the difficulty of meeting their obli-
cations the Council resigned, nobody
could be obtained to fill the places, and
the liquor selling has been resumed.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

hiGRIsoY angling for a second term is
II more distressing sight than a ragged
urcAin fishing for whales in n small brook
with n bent pin. The proper thing would
be 10 make n second term in the Presi-
dcucy impossible. But even with this
before a President MS II possibility. it
makes the heart faint to behold an insig-
~nificant personality like HARRIsoN aiming
at another four years of incompetent
administration.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
For Spring Debility, Weak and Shat
tered N2:Vea. Tired Brain. Sleep
Ge7Gno33, Poor Blood and
. 3hiIitated system.

Dr.. Grseus's HervuTA IL the great nerve, brain
and b!"ui inyiEOrant, 20 ns-7cs the wcATJ AEm.
Strengthens ths tired limbs. cures he aehin : head.
reuogss nervousness sni nervous reakns,f, ban
,shss all t,redI ceilings. sOulhe-. oalms aud quists
the eteitable and Irritable nerves. produces natural
aud refreshing sleup. raises tho gloom. Oppression
aud despondeney from the mind. enFieAes the
blood. cares neuralgia. nervous debility. loss Of
memory. paralysis. nnnbnsss. trembling. hot
Ipsha-, fsnA'e weakness ami al nervous affections.
By all means use
The evening world., 1890-04-12

An rha rF- weNS, uer~oi', tirsL. l~lag4i', eE-
IN ista 30 nn-V'p 'rAIirr.r i' n -t=entth vho
pas ret -. Aul >lssI ',.uiGi's wIti1I tir't sul
lnrefTf 81 rno-n,as,, who are dssptn la7t aud
Il .pr-s .l IN mind hiAnya " 'nrv iiuhs Aad tr'n-
In { n'-y'sf uho .nFrr ,r,m Ia al,ch', uslrsli l
pAins ard acr-s; VIM Ia o ptlpitat'nn or hear
tro ib'', iYsp 'sI7, irdig-' nm. lrs' of appetite.
cous''pA iol. h.dpeI or i's' eopa silts, nervous
t.bi, -. asy'nls AMI ply sect pro-trl-ion, pafal
Fsi-. ng'ahn 80, SpTi1; deh,i.y or any form OF
ner.oGa hIaa y. i'm ~ M - -.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

Nj. John Mckay lives At .54T East 18th 81 He
suffered. With catarrh and dyspepsia for hfteen
ynara. When q reporter went to his house 10 i1ters
view him Mr.. McKay's wife said:
know Mr.. Mckay will be glad TO make q state,
ment for. publication. II ID true that his trouble had
extended so far that We had given MP cope o. ht1
ever getting better. He IL strong and we'll now and
able 70 attend to business, You can imagine bon
grateful we are for the result"
The evening world., 1890-04-12
THEY had GIVEN up ALL HOPK,
now JOHN MKAY SUFFERED WITH
CATARRH AND DYSPEPSIA.

He Had pdins that Stabbed Ltk a
nniTe, and He Couldn't Keep Law,
thing on Hts Stontdch-He Vent a
Drs. Copeland G. BLdtr, and Notv He's
Strong and We'll.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
Or. Creene's NerVura.
Healt and Strength.

- have taken DIR. Gresnss NsrJuFA. and Il has
done me more good than all the medicine I ever
took. / never thought ! sOuld ever be a. we'll a.
thu medicine has made me isrI, NJ husband is 80
happy TO sec me better that he tells sveB one
about this wonderful medicine, and I thank God
every day and night that lie sent me THIS medicine,
Mrs. ANNIE DONOVAN.
AraaauRAn. Conn
The evening world., 1890-04-12

There is real coquetry in the present stvle
OF Rauze-covered hOt'. Through the mcshes
of point d'esprit the sunbeamS dance,
throwing shadows of the weblike pattern
over the cheeks, while bright eyes increase
in brilliancy and mischief a. they peer
through the flounce Of lace edging on the
nat brim.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

Somebody has patented a safety hook for
skirt bands and bodies, which never comes
open OF itself, and to unfasten which one
needs special instruction.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

Mrs. N. II. McAllister. the mother OF
Dir. Ward McAllister. was a beautiful
woman. full;of energy, vivacity, and social
talent. She was thought to bear a striking
resemblance to tile portraits of Charlotte
Corday, to whose family she was rotated.
The social talent which her son inherits
from her, and which distin Suishes many
other members OF his family also. ii an in
heritance of the French blood Of the rnce.
The evening world., 1890-04-12

The Duchess Of Marlborough gets along
with three street dresses a year. For Gear
cool days she wears silver gray cloth; her
storm dress is a homespun of dark blue,
and for a light weight costume to be worn
without a Jacket she has a dark brown twill.
The evening world., 1890-04-12
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