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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26

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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-04-26

Pr6SlQ6nC JOHNSON TlSlllS IO aQueSGlOn
of privilege, said: THE aldermen of
the Second ward have so far escaped
the Doodle charges. Now Aid. Parry
and he then can find out just how
much interest we have in it."
81 only said that had heard it," eX-
claimed Aid. Parry.
81 am not satisfied with such a re-
traction" answered Mr.. johnson, "and
l will not be satisfied until the gentle
man from the Seventh ward says he
does not believe it, did not mean what
he said, and never heard any one
say it,.
this amendment" replied Aid. Parry.
Then Aid. johnson turned on Aid
Parry and gave him as hard a roasting
as one man could another without en-
tering into personalities. He declared
that, unlike the alderman from the
Seventh ward, the Second ward repre-
sentatives were above the petty details
of ward matters and had the good of the
entire city at heart. and they were ready
to vote for dozen market franchises
and had done so, but no market had
been built as yet. What he wanted was
a market house in South Minneapolis,
and he didn't care whether it was built
by the Benton or Owens people. Aid.
johnson then moved, as substitute for
the amendment. that the block selected
for the market should be subject to the
approval of the council. Aid. Johnson's
motion was carried by vote of 25 yeas
to nays.
After few minor amendments, such
as changing the name of the market
from the South Side to the Sixth Ward
market, and correcting a mistake made
in defining territory embraced by the
franchise and the failure of half dozen
motions to adjourn, the ordinance was
finally passed by "a yeas to 8 nays.
Upon motion Of Aid. Smith the city
engineer was directed to employ brick
layers upon city work irrespective of
the fact that they were or were not
union men. provided that they would
agree to work overtime whenever in the
The sun., 1890-10-19


TO THr ED,ToE or THr sus-sr; In THr Sun Of last
ser,ionn He says: "The Bible nowhere teaches that
the souls of men 20 to any place which corresponds
WIN tno ot'noaox meaning o, neaVen OF ne,L o, ina,
ssy nave any IS q, n" %eaon anu
nic.ou ia to destroy in the minds Of men the belief o,
future state ia or to W ~.aE.a at least the re rs~asGs Of
the future life.
There arc many mi'unaerNanEinss recording mo
bodv mart Of tho Of man in thu, uts tho soul
T., n r,.p mV VI D,.n. n.,on,. 80 6os.. Tor
place is quality OF mater and eacn body occupies
place But place does no. belong pure spirits, for
'n.y have no material Gua'iieA They arc in state
ACC, In The other i,'1 spirits and soul, 1.-Two
material qualities they invisible to the senses
Tho soul being the principle of life in man it live. after
tho SIGy and sns: with tho
TS. obi object % of tn. mind truth m seep in tn.
ing material ob.eta p.rceivsd by the ssns.a Tho OBJ
ioc Of the will IS tho good of creatures shown the will
BY the mind. While on earth, the good man lives In
union with God. ever receiving invisible supernatural
san:StsnS: f:s:!yss IsSt NOV SHss IS T.s5! 5 .;
w.nE aoe % e BY @ be %s fI
~sen Unite. Hin si I ns.ss5 % ica -, The %ieTsd
amss Mor.s n I% RdT n Soss eaep.r so crime
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God with whom ho was united 6y good life on This
earth Ills mind seas the ruth of God which Ia The
divine som his viii rests in lie good Of tod the oy
sprit the son OF tod The Tuth OF The Father
iro 10 Ihoaa nerfeeonA Ali ere turea ere mAde That
Son who became Christ nIIs the m nd OF tho good man
When iead win ali truth and nerfrotOn EappnrsS
beauty order harmony Ac which Tho good man MI erit
eI while on earth the Holy spirit enters he Will Eivcs
it iI own ToodneEa pertection peace 10Y aud as
ure TO which it "A entitled by good life. The soul
meas OF God liyng MI upsrnatuTa lie united with Tie
Deity Tha reWards Of heayen are. thereforo incnn.
esiyShI. nbovs and heyonI Anythinx va can lmavine
or oone.iye on this earth
Tha sos Of tha bSS during n ufe from God by
wifu lin Al death they are n OF unit ed With Their
minds reeaIya trnth their ls nd no the
Fountains of truth and In Inc spirit world Go-
inR The lOn and tha Ito spirit tho Gou ~ tho wicSed
snnsn, H. rxn IorsYsr IN A. ,te nf arr deiormv
faaI W-tho mOat ncoc, able intellectual i'm.
sanity teiSs. them They never gel ono raw Of f,Rt
ssssX sE,cL ,bss - indG hS thsir Trry nntrs sv.r ~
umsnS TbniS viii "hnSinp no good fai Into A s,nta
~ nrids rsbsiiion s,nLtion ,rA Inusy Taysnas
GatrSd mAinSas despair; tie m0sI awfuI nor
Tors asttIo lawn uuun them fOI they sea
,Gsv hays No non. IA the nature n bura
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VERY rich rood for stock where - much Grain eoea
into the ailaee veil 70 feed come wheat bran -
lnferd meal With II, which eivea proper bAlanee IN
the ration and gyss the ess pos.lhls resalta tsedns
You managing All fighL simply spread " evenly,
nAck the aud edaeN we'll leave open TOT sew.
sral days for the heat up aud or paTtI;
then with hay Of straw throw little weight.
Ing material 10 compact the straw, and u will come out
In excellent condition
Under this system consider the corn crop one of
great value TO to raise for save much labor aud
expense by putting Vt IN the uto In tte beat condion
for fesding wi'h after labor OF EriudlnR Ac The
small loss wAstAse In the plO ~ much lees than
when left outslis Tor weeks IN the weather like
down In sectipns ny feeding from the II u fresh
and sweet every dAv
trust have given the fun inform alton desired and
remain very truly, GEo, Z. foNELt-
fARNERs LNAGUn C0FFicn op Tun fREatpENtl OnHET,
Y Oct
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The 9heol Census.

To THE EDrToR or TnE suS-Str: Apropos Of the dis
ousSlon in regard to the population OF he'll you will
greatly obliRe by letting the public know. through
your valuable Journal that any attempt TO solve this
problem will bo OF little rather OF unisSS
be taken of the number OF living people who
In hell Not all OF US have 10 walt till after dead
to so to hell. know tniR because myself am there
at this present writing and II may judge from what
hear good many other men say they In he'll. too.
II had thought of It whom Mr. Porter taking the
censusor rather some time before thAt- should have
suggested ~ the Census Bureau that among the Ques
tons citizens called upon TO AnSwer should be The
following
Are you in hell and II so. how long have you been
thsre' Do you liEeit' Please state wyou came to
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A view Of Dion BolcioRult and one Of the
be.t. Is given by the RutboresS who collabo-
rated with him lately, Bhe says, Il was
the ast Bsr,Sa VIII whom hS dId Amy Literary
.e Srt o T TS' SSSS md %s S '.s
p,sssod . doubt Of tho, possii illIIiy Of ~ Q HE
Sbs9Iutsly new ~ tbYI Hue. disputed That
ursly "rIsias ,ism:, win 60 60 Into paitnsr:
Ivy Their hsIe Il NJ respogdgd, IN AL your
own cone eIlCDs OF plO's, ANA IN all our uses
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sst ' s OIL SsnGI GuSbands nI sod"y % a. - so u Nc
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-02
THE MORNING NEWS: WEDNESDAY, July ?. 1890.

weakness the market manifested q better TO ne,
and rally Of Isc followed. and n lal luoteti ons
compared with yesterday show gain of so
l4c. Oats were firmer and a shade higher, out
side prices being fairly maintained until the
close. In mess pork offerings were moderately
free early. and reduction of S)040c was sub
mitted- At the decline a better demand pre-
vailed. and prices rallied again. but settled
back agaiu 15G20c. and closed comparatively
steady. Iard-Trading was fairly active. prices
were advanced 507Isc and the appreciation
was fairly well supported. In short rib sides a
fair trade was reported; prices advanced 1le1g
lOc, and the appreciation was moderately we'll
supported
Cash quotations were as follows; Flour
dull and unchanged Wneat-No. spring
Ss6s71sc; No. red S76S714c. COrn-No. ,.
3Isc. Oats-No. ?, 2334c Mess pork Si2. Lard
s. 6505 67J9. Short rib sides loose, 81 950J5 90.
Short clear sides, boxed, SIS 3015 30. Dry sailed
shoulders, boxed, s. 20G52 %. Whisky at 81 90
Leading futures ranged as follows:
OJeninE. highest. Closing.
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New York, June 29-Arrived, schrs Abbe {
Stubbs, Whitney, Brunswick Matte May
Richards, Georgetown. s G.
Bermuda. June 22-Sailed, schr Stephen 6
Loud, Torrey, Brunswick.
Havana, June 24-Sailed, bark Wi [Br Caron
Pensacola.
Matanzas. June o3-SaiIed brig Telos, Corey,
Brunswick
Coosaw, S C, June 29-Sailed, steamship Low
lands [Br United Kingdom.
Jacks onville. June 26-Sailed from the bEr,
schrs City of Jacksonville and Marcus Edwards,
New London.
Newport News Va, June 27-Saied, steamship
Elmfield Br], Bowen. from Penslcolal, Hull.
Providence, June 28-Arrved, schr Wm r
Drury, Southland Satilla River, Ga.
Sailed, brig Robert Dillon, Leighton, Savan-
nab.
st Augustine. June 2S-Sailed, schr Caroline
Hall, Boone, New York,
Fernandina. June 2S-Sailed, schrS Cora Dunn,
Watts, New York; Mary Lord Coulter, Deme-
rara.
29th-Sailed. bark Addie Morrill,, Linnell New
York; schr Jennie Hall, Hall, Philadelphia.
Wiley, Copeland, Fernandina.
Pensacola. June 26-Arrved, schr Annie &
Willard Shepardson, Galveston, for Philadel-
phia.
Port Royal, c, June 29-Arrived, steamer
Coventry [Br] Smith, New York; schr Fannie
Brown, Sharrett, Savannah.
Sailed steamer Flambro [Brl, United King
dom.
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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH.
FINANCIAL.

NEW YORK, July l, noon.-stocks opened
dull but easy Money close Exchange-long,
S4S334; short, 81 S7GD4 SD Government bonds
dull State bonds dull but stea1y
Following were the , p. m. stock quotations:
Erie ...... 49,. 26l6 Richm d & W. p.
Chicago & Norm. - Terminal ....-.... 231s
Lake SnoTe. .::.*1o955 Wsstern Union.'. S414
*EX-div.
$50 p. NJ Exchange quiet and heavy
Money close at 30DS yer cent, closing offered
at per cent. Srb-treasury balances-Coin,
S1G2, ]95. 900; currency, Sj931, 600. Government
bonds dull but steady; four per cents l2l1@,
interest; four and half per cent. coupons
IQ3. Stase bonds dull am firm.
Tie stock market Of to-day differed from
those of the past few days only in its greater
degrees OK dullness. the usual slight fluctuations
being in an upward direction. aud in that meas
uro giving comfort to the bulls. The indisposi-
ton 10 trade was never moro pronounced on
both sides OF the account, but the general ex
pGctatiun of the subsistence OF the upward
movement after the holidays induces desire to
to cover among the lighter shorts, 10 which the
strength of the market is mostly dae. Had the
bears the necessary courage OF their convlc-
tions. in the present apathy os hulush operators,
a material decline might be brought about, but
this could only be done al the expense oil a
further increase OF short interest, which has
agaIu grown 10 proportions which II mad at
tanned after the rise on the silver excitement
With the prospects, of assured easy money Tor
nj least two months, and large amount or
funds seeking investment. inducements to put
ont port lines are not large, and trading for
short account is now principally confined TO
covering operations London, however, con,
tinues 10 be buyer to a limited extent, and
foreign purchases in the past few days have
been sufficient to have some effect upon sterling
exchange rates, while the attendance both at
the board and at brokers' offices has shrunk TO
the smallest proportions. Professionals alone
seem to have any active interest in the market,
and that is directed to recouping former shorts.
To-day there was a languid interest in st. Paul,
New England. Lackawanna and trusts with
special movements in Pullman, Pacific Mail,
Hooking Valley and Edison General Electric.
The news of the day was in the main favorable,
and it is settled that freight rates in the west,
northwest and southwest will be advanced to-
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morrow. and action upon the dressed beef ques-
ton IS expected on the part of the Central
lrditlc Association There was no break in the
strOug front presented by the market until Just
toward the close. when Pacific Mail was raided
down, Almost everything traded in yielded
slightly making the close dull and heavy at in
Significant changes from last nights figures as
a rule. Pullman lost some more of its last Sat
urdays sudden rise, and Sugar Refnerics
shaded off slowly in the face Of the strength OF
the general list while only a sharp advance was
IN Hocking Valley, which advances was lost,
however toward the close. having its net gain
az = per cent. Pullman is off ia per cent,
Pacific Mail 10 per cent, and Sugar Reaneries
rs Der cent The sales of stocks aggregated
$1,000 shares of listed and 26,O00 shares of
unlisted. The following were the closing quo
tatiOns.
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Sweet Springs,

MONROE COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
The most noted for its elegance and comfort
able accommodations in the two Virginias. Al
titude over 1900 feet.
Beautiful drive from railroad station in four
horse coaches
Terms reduced to SIS per week. $50 per
month Send Tor pamphlet.
y. VI. CARTMELL, Manager.
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The Great Shoe
Sale Opens
TOMORROW (MONDAY)

TOMORROW (MONDAY)
morning, continuing until
Saturday night. Extensive
alterations throughout our
store necessitates our closing
out the greater portion of our
Shoe stock in order to give
carpenters, plasterers and
plumbers elbow room. Cost
is not taken into considera-
ton our sole object now is
to get the goods out and
make room for the mechanics
to work. The following
prices will give perhaps a
faint idea Of how low the en-
tire stock is marked to close
out:
Ladies Fine India Kid oxford Ties, strictly
Solid Leather SOC.
Ladies' Tan Colored oxford Ties Hand-sewed
Turns. SOC.
1 Lot Ladies' Fancy Dress Slippers, some
worth SO, none worth less than 81 So price for
this sale SOC.
Ladies' elegant Hand-sewed oxford Ties, &c.
Ladies beautiful oxford Ties, 81 II and 81 80.
Ladies' extra fine oxford Ties, 81 40, 81 50,
81 70 and 81 81.
Ladies' nice quality Button Shoes. 97c.
Ladies' real Dongola Button Shoes Opera Toe
and Common Sense, 81 10; worth 81 So
Ladies' beautiful Hand Sewed Shoes, 81 40:
worth 81.
Infants Kid Shoes, 100.
Children's Spring Heel Shoes, sizes to s, &c.
Mems Kangaroo Shoes in Lace and Elastic
both High and Low Quarters, down from So so
to 81 80.
Thousands of bargains are here, which must
he examined and priced then they'll be appre-
ciated. Come to this sale.
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ORKNEY SPRINGS
Shenandoah Co. Va,

GUNNER RESORT for Health and Pleasure
- The finest climate in the mountains of the
Nirginias. Climate very salubriOus aud free
from fogs. Average mean temperature very
low during the entire summer months.
The large number Of different springs owned
and controlled by the Company makes 1t the
popular resort of all this highly favored section
of the United States
Pure spring water. perfect drainage, pur-
milk, uneNcelled cuisine, billiard rooms for
ladies aud gentlemen. bowling alley, tennis
courts, largest Swimming Pool in the Nirginias
etc. Good livery excellent orchestra in attend
ance during the summer. Hot Property 1000
acres in extent. embracing some of tine finest
mountain scenery in the country. For circulars
and terms address +. w. EVANS, Manager.
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RECEIPTS.

Per Charleston and Savannah Railway. July
IA bales cotton, bbs spirits turpentlne, So
bbls rosin 151 rolls paper, cases cigars, % doz
brooms, p boxes tools, 3 cases m water. boxes
clothing, bales cOtto duck, crate p paper.
Per Savannah, Florida aud Western Railway,
July Is bales cotton, 1889 bbs rosin, cars
Dbl material, 36 cars lumber. 10 cars wood, 527
bbls spirits turpentine. car iron. 30 bales wool,
bales hides. 1862 bales hay. 10 bbls syrup. 20 c
logs, cases clothing. 3 cases shoes. cattle.
. head cattle 80 pkgs mdse, 81 cars melons, 210
boxes vegetables. II bbls vegetables, IL S mauls.
62 bbls crude turpentine
Per Central Railroad, July 1-2 bales cotton,
bales hides, 3 bdls hides, 81 plzgs tobacco, C29
bbls spirits turpentine, 1929 bbls rosn !. 300 lbs
bacon, 100 bbls lime. 1890 lbs BRAN % bdls boil
low ware, ESQ bales hay. 24S bales domestics. 1850
bbls flour, IS bbls whisky 10 hf bbls whisky, l12
balos yarn, bb.s syrup, 10 cars lumber. boxes
wax, 3 bushels rice, l2 casks Cay, car guano,
81 pkgs furniture, IS bales paper stock, iron
safe. 243 plogs mdse As bbls cotton seed oil, 235
empty bbls, 5 cars brick, II boxes hardware. 8
bales wool, bale plaids, y tons pig iron, cars
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PASSENGERS

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W longStrith, NJ arks. J Sheehan, Miss f F
Hopkins, J Sullivan, II W Hopkins. Miss + &
Hopkins. J Cauty. c Ellis 4 Convers, w II
Briggs, Mr. Fautal w Robertson. G Robertson,
l. Lllienthal, I Il Perry. D W McGregor, Y A
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SUMMER RESORTS.
SUWANNEE SULPHUR SPRINGS
summer Resort and Sanltaruim.
SuAWANNEE- ia

OPEN ALL THE YEAR Located on high.
dry bluif. overlooking the Suzanne River,
with its beautiful scenery. The unique Co
quina Rock Main Buildings. surrounded by the
comfortable cottages, supplied with hot and
cold mineral water direct from the spring
offers as a Summer Resort many advantages
that can only be appreciated by a visit. Per
fectly free from malaria, atmosphere dry and
pleasant, cooled by the southwest breeze Of the
Gulf. The remedial virtues of the water Tor
rheumatism. Dyspepsia. Kidney and Liver
Complaints. are too well known to be expatiated
upon Write for pamphlet with testimonials
and circular with rates, to l.. W. SCOVILLE
General Manager, Suwannee. Fla
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FYPnRrS

Per bark Forniot Nor, for London-4O0
bolS rosin. weighing 1S6, 40 pounds: 2.2S2 bbls
spirits iurpentlne. measuring IL, 059 gallons
Paterson, Downing 4 Co
Per schr Fannie KINNEY, for Philadelphia
Si29i5 feet p p lumber Stiwell. McCauley &
Co, and Reppard & Co