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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-05
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.
Victories Scored by Rochester,
Columbus and st. Louis.

Columbus and St. Louis.
New YORK, June 1.-The American
association games to-day resulted in
victories for Rochester. Columbus and
st. Louis. Scores:
Brooklyn. 10000 10000 8
Rochester IL 1 90 *-5 l
Batteries, Mccullough and Bowers, Cal
lahan and McKeough; umpire, Doescher.
AT Columbus R. H. E.
Columbus. Io013 2 *-14 10
Toledo 49,. 20 o 0 O 0 o o 90 63
Batteries, Gastrght and OConnor, Smith
and Sage: umpire, Barnum.
At Louisville R. H. E
Louisville 30 0O0Io OO1-2 5 3
st. Louis ...0 o Z 1 0 0 Go 5
Batteries. Ramsey and Munyan, Ehret and
Ryan; umpire, EmSlle.
At Syracuse
The Athletic game was called in the end of
the second inning on account of rain.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-05
Attendance at League Games.

New YORK, June 4.-Attendauce at
League games: Players-New York,
1853; Philadelphia, 1867; Chicago, 700;
Buffalo. 412; total. 1912. National
New York, $50; Philadelphia, 1886;
Cleveland, GA; Pittsburg, 256; total,
3.162.
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Its Dates Fixed.

Special to the Globe.
EEEMILLIoN, s. d., June 4.-The Clay
county fair will bs held Sept. 6, 10. IL
and II.
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REFUSED TO ENTER NoLLEs.

The Case Against Special Agent
Beecher to Be Tried.
SEATTLE, WASH, June An the
United States district court yesterday
Judge Hanford refused to dismiss the
celebrated case against ex-Special Gus
toms Agent Beecher. of Port Townsend,
son of the late Henry Ward Beecher,
upon report of United States AttOr-
ney Winston that he had been author
lied by the department of justice to
enter nolles in these cases.
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Nelson's Proposed Cycling Trip.

CHICAGO, June 4.-Next Monday
morning, at o'clock, Charles B. Mel
son, of Marseilles, ILL.,, will start on a
bicycle trip from here to New York.
He will attempt to cover the distance in
seventeen DAYS.
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FUssELBaCH's LONG HIT.

1t Wins Ten Inning Game for
DeS Moines.
KANSAS CITY, June 4.-Fussclbach's
hit in the tenth inning won brilliantly
played game for Des Moines to-day.
Score:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-06-05

Poor,e to let ads. in the GLOBE are Sc II
Hooi'fS by the most people
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lishment of the free delivery system at
the following postofices, the service to
begin July 1, 1890: Aberdeen, S. D.;
Belolt, Wis; Grand Forks, N. D.
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Better Thon travelling for Health.

to stay at homo and attend to their bust
ness at the bank, factory or counting
room. Others hesitate to incur the risk
of long journeys, while many cannot
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therefore. that the body should be kept
in good health. and diseases Of sil kinds
warded eff by tho use OF DEC. MnLAne's
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any necessity for travelling ia scaeeli 81
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those who mail zig tbs wrapper f:~pi 3
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Manitoba & Southwestern Annual

Special to the Globe.
! WINNIPEG, Man, June AT the an
hual general meeting of the Manitoba
& Southwestern Railway company held
to-day, the following were elected di-
rectors for the ensuing year: Alexan-
der Logan, W. r. Sinclair. James
O'Connor. Henry Hickson, e. Trudel,
r. Bullock, R. Maroon. AT the direct
ors' meeting Alexander Logan was
elected president; James O'Connor,
vice president; E. Trudel. secretary.
Negotiations are pending for the con-
struction of line, and the subject was
discussed at the meeting. In the mean
time the company IS proceeding with
the location survey from Winnipeg to
Lake of the Woods. The line will run
due southeast to township 4. range II.
thence due east to the northeast angle
Of the lake, where there is satisfac-
tory harbor, and will there connect
with Duluth and Winnipeg.
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THEY WANT THE RAG.

MilIers Put Up a Pennant-Win-
ming Game at Omaha.
! OMAHA, Neb., June 1.-THE Millers
put up pennant winning game to-day
and defeated the locals with compare
tive ease. Score:
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Free Deliveries Ordered.

WASHINGTON. June 4.-Ike post.
master gene. al las ordered tie cs;si,-
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ON A PAYING BASIS.
The Rock Islands Net Earnings
Over $4,OOO,OOO.

CHICAGO, June 4.-The annual meet
ing of the stockholders of the Chicago,
Rock Island & Pacific Railroad COM
pany was held in this city to-day. OF
the entire capital stock (461, $50 shares),
342. 1858 shares were represented in per-
son or by proxy. The following named
directors we're elected: 81. II. Porter,
Marshall Field, John DE KOven, of Chi
cago. and David Bows Jr., of New
York; the first three to succeed them
selves, and David Bows Jr. to succeed
James Cowing, of New York. Alex
E. Orr was also elected a oil,
rector to serve out the unexpired
term of David Bows, deceased. The
board of directors as now organized
stands as follows: Sidney Dillon, ROs-
well P. Flower, Ben Brewster, 81. r.
Bishop. FL. NJ. Flagler, Alex E. Orr and
David Bows Jr.. all of New York; Hugh
Riddle, 81. II. Porter, Marshall Field
and John De Koven, of Chicago; r. r.
Cable, OF Rock Island, ILL.,. and George
e. Wright, of DeS Moines, 10. After
the adjournment of the stockholders
meeting the board of directors held
meeting, and proceeded to elect officers
for the coming year as follows: PreSl--
dent. r. r. Cable, of Chicago; first vice
president. Benjamin brewster, OIL NEW
York; second vice president, treasurer
and secretary, William Purdy, Chicago;
third vice president, ii. A. Parker, of
Chicago. The following members of
the board were elected by the directors
as an executive committee to serve dur
ing the ensuing year: Hugh Riddle, K.
K. Cable. H. II. Porter, H. R. Bishop
and Benjamin Brewster. The annual
report to the stockholders for the year
ending March 81. 1890, in comparison
with that for the preceding year is as
follows: Gross earnings, Sl7,659, 061;
increase, s1.055,614; operating expenses,
Sl2, ATE, O67: deer ease, SSS9,067; net earn
ings, 81, 1853, 1914; increase, s676.547; sur
plus for the year, S49,5S1. The report
shows 1,1S5 miles of lines owned and
1928 miles of leased lines, which. with
trackage rights, makes total number
OF miles of road operated $3.50.
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RAILROAD NOTES.
An Extension of the Donahue
Line From Ukiah.

A. G. Cochran, General Solicitor OF the Mis-
Z souri, Pacific has advised that the late order of
the Kansas State Board of Railroad Commits
sloners be disregarded concerning the daily pas-
senger service on the LIE Roy and Quincy Valley
branches OF this road. The order required the
road to furnish passenger train service In place
oil the mixed freight and passenger trains now
run.
The ground taken by the counselor is that this
view is in accord with the recent decisions OF the
United States Supreme Court in The famous
Minnesota case and that the order will not hold
good In the courts, because 1t requires tile com
pany to perform service at less than the actual
cost and therefore is In eontrayention with the
fourteenth amendment OF th Constitution of the
United States, in that the order conf,cat s the
property without Just ana reasonable compensa-
ton.
1t has not yet been decided who VIII be ap.
pointed 10 the position made vacant by the pro-
motion OF MIR. 5. w. Eccies OF the Union Pacific
1t Is known, however, mat the appointment lies
between j.. q. Woodwortb, now assistant gen
eral freight agent at Portland and A. j. HechI-
man. general agent OF the same road in Los An
geies. In assuming the duties OF general freight
aud passenger agent Of the mountain division of
tue U. Z. IL Is said that Mr. Ecces will Occupy
one OF the most responsible positions in tn. SER
vice OF the road. He has over 1926 miles under
his charge.
The San Francisco and North Pacific Coast
Ratlroad Is about 20 extend It's line from Ukiah
TO Capello. The ties and rails are already on the
ground and the work OF grading Will be con-
menced in few days On The 24th inst
special train will be run to Hopand for the ae-
cUmmodatiOn OF those who may desire TO attend
the auction sale of the Peck ranch
The committee on reorganization of the West
ern States Passenger Association met recently
In Chicago, at Which nineteen OF tie Western
lines were represented. The meeting adjourned
without coming 10 any agreement The Wiscon-
SIN Central Is sill holding out for differentialS,
and until 1t can be brought into line no hope OF
an amlcable adjustment is entertained.
General Superlnlendent Fillmore OF the South
cru Pacific Is expected home from his Ogden
Tip this morning
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TEMPERANCE WORKERS..


Closing Session of the Juvenile Band of
Hope Convention.
The second and closing session of the
Convention OF Juvenile Temperance Work
ers was held last evening at the Centenary
M. E. Church. A. l.. Morley, District Su-
perintendent of Juvenile Work, presided,
and Miss Fannie Dougherty, District Sec
rotary, l. o. G. T., and Mrs. NJ. E. Richard
son, General Superintendent of Juvenile
Work, occupied seats on the platform.
The following programme was carried out {:
Recitation, Miss Mary Holman; vocal solo
Miss Esther Higgins; recitation, Josie Hof-
man; recitation, Alexander Kidd; reeita-
ton. Miss Rae Rowell The Cooper Medi-
cal College male quartet, composed of
Messrs- j. Ii. Scott, II. n. Rowell, G. f.
Hubbard and w. ROwell, sang a number of
selections, Miss Bertha Rowell acting as
organist.
Before adjourning Rev. c. S. Hasweu,
DID,, and Mrs. Richardson delivered brief
addresses to the children.
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M 0DERN HOUSE OF 8 ROOMS, BATH AND
w laundry; large and beautiful grounds; lot 75x
1905 choice Locations; cheap easy terms If desired.
McCLU RE, FITCH a CO., Bay-st. Station. 10 PTS
A LAMBDA BARGAINS-Sl7OO-LoT 25x145;
~ nice modern cottage 4 rooms and bath: 1
block from Park ST. $3.50 cash: 1926 per month f4l5)
$21UO-Lot 80 :4xl25; rooms and bath on Cen
trial ave-. 5000: balance $50 per month. (No. 1850
S2150-Lot 53x117; new modern cottage rooms
ance $40 per month. NO. RI
$30O0-Lot 27xl15; new 2-story house Z rooms
and bath at station; $500 cash; S35 per month (X)
$375O-Lot 5Ox10S; fine cottage rooms and
fine bargain; 5000 cash; $40 per MONTH mo 391)
$4000-Lot 50xl25; fine modern 2-story
house rooms and bath on Central ave. easy
terms; good bargain. mo. 4l3D
$6500-Lot 50xl50; sunny corner; near station; 2
story house rooms and bath; fine grounds; cheap
and favorable terms. (No. 33)
S78O0-Lot 5Oxl5O; elegant new 2-story house 10
rooms, with stable; well located; part cash. (401)
Houses built to suit; Is per cent down, balance
easy instalments; cheap lots IN all parts of Ala
media; houses to let and money to lean ii. p
MOREAL a CO., 1928 Park ST., Alameda, and 402
Montgomery St, San Francisco. my9 u
A LAMBDA INSTALLMENT HOUSES AND
~ lots.
s25o-s25 cash, Sc monthly; 25x1o1; sewered at
$45O-s5O cash, SO monthly; 5Oxs6; severed; at
station.
$l7oo-$SOo cash. SIS monthly; 5ox142; cottage
3 rooms.
slsOO-s3oo cash, $50 monthly; new cottage A
rooms; at station.
S3sOO-S50O cash S35 monthly; new house 8
rooms; beautiful home; 3SXl00.
$2G5O-$5U0 cash. $25 monthly; cottage rooms;
37x1O0; at station. aud other fine bargains.
ton, Alameda, 1925 Montgomery St, Room
-. ap24 ThFrSaSu IT
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An Italian ROWS Fall.

Giusseppi Priaro. an Italian lad, was sent
to the Industrial School yesterday for SIX
months by Judge Joachimsen. The boy
was charged with petty larceny, and pleaded
guilty when arraigned in court. About
year ago he ran away from his home in
Genoa, Italy, and shipped on a vessel bound
for San francisco. No sooner had he
arrived here than he LETT the vessel and
found employment in bakery on the cor
ner of Green and Dupont streets. He was
not long in learning the bakery business,
and also how to tap the till, at which lie
was caught by Detective John Coftey.
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Divorces Granted.

Judge Lawler yesterday granted divorces
to Annie Haner from Francis Joseph Hauer,
for failure to provide and desertion, and to
Emma Morrill, from Louis Morrill,, for de-
sertion.
Judge Levy divorced Mary E. Post from
Albert E. Post for extreme cruelty, and
awarded her the custody of the children;
also Morris Shawl from Rose Shawl, for
desertion.
Judge Hunt granted divorce to Man
suello Petroeci from Adelaide Petrocci, for
desertion.
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OAKLAND REAL ESTATE.

GI6O EACH-25O LOTS IN THE MATHEWS
ID w Tract. Berkeley; fine view; good soil; ele-
CANT locations ~ blocks from new electric street
railroad, now being built; size 25Il36; $40 down,
$40 per month; interest per cent. These lots are
worth $500 now, and right in the march of inn
mediate Improvements: come at once, and make
your selection before they all gone and the
prices are advanced; sure to make money. Call or
address CLoUGH u BAKER, 46S Ninth St, Oak
land. my PM
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
ALAMEDA REAL ESTATE.

VAIL ON DUSENBURY q wURTS, 4l2 PINE
ST.. for lots in Oakland and Berkeley on SO pay
ents; engagements made for Sunday mrs II
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IN vARAs-S650O TO $4,000; MAGNIFICENT
w view OF the bay and Golden Gate; NV cor
Green and Broderick; 1877 SKI 37:6 SlO.5Oe; SW
cor Union and Broferck, 157 :6pl3 81 :6 5000;
NE cor Green and Baker, 1877 :6xl37 s. $4,000;
Sc. cor. Baker and Union, 1877 :6xl37 :6 $500
middle 30 vara N. side Green ST., 5000. middle 81
yara 5. side Union ST., $500, bet. Broderick ana
Baker sts. view cannot be surpassed; in sheltered
location; the UnIon-st eable-ne is soon to be ex-
tended TO Baker ST. ana Harbor View.
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Y ALENCIA ST $4,000; BET. 10Th AND
20th w side; 25I9O, and 2-story house Of Q
rooms bathroom and hot and cold water; block
accepted.
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SPLENDID SII Il FOR 4 COTTAGES; WILL PAY
~ you II per cent net to Du d or improve as a city
nome; eau OF be equaled; $500, hair cash; viii
Branch ONCE. Us
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HOWARD ST., BET 5TH AND 6TH-25xSO
IL and very good 3-story house Of lie rooms BATH
room and hot and cold waters in firSt-cIass order;
lower story should be changed into store: street
accepted cahe-cars pass; many stores In this block
now; a fine buy; So7UO.
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GooD INVESTMENT-HOUsE OF ROOMS
" etc lot 251lo0; Dolores ST., near cor. Duncan;
only $ZlOO; lot alone worth price Asked street
wo all done: cottage rented for $40; good BUSH
ness location. j. +. PLUMBE, l4O2 Valencia
street. mYlU 1t SaSuWe
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II. BREED Il CO.. REAL ESTATE 232
u. Montgomery ST., opposite Russ House.
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FLATS AND REAR HoUSES-RENFS $50;
4 $1,000; Fulton ST., n. side, bet Cough ana
Oetava lot 81 :6xl37 IS; bet lyes aud McAilISrer
ST. cable-cars; the flats are nearly new
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7 iTH ST.-26I115; BET. NOE AND CASTRO.
L L fine view; 2l2 blocks from Marx ct ST. $1,000
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GSJSOl SALOON, PRINCIPAL STREET,
sL-OOU near Market; IL rooms well furnished;
large stock aud Al fixtures; selling rs 80 1abar
rels beer week. and kegs lager day; clearing
from $500 TO $500 month: genuine offer; investi-
gstlon invited and full trial given. NJ. LESS, 995
Market.
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L'oR SALE OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MEAT BUSI-
i ness; long lease and good family trade; peddling
rontes; wagons and horses and everything complete
Will be sold cheap on account of retiring the
retail business; capital required, from ST. 600 TO
$1,000; part cash, balance on time. Address q. H.
X, box 1857, San Jose. my4 1t
ZINE GROCERY, BAR AND FIXTURES: GREAT
j bargain account of leaving city. Apply CALL
Branch ONCE. my9 Tt
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DENTS $50; $l1,275; A NEW BUILDING;
IL store below: fats above; and rooms;
bathroom, hot and cold water, etc. il each: store
has rooms and bathroom in rear; speaking tubes
electric BELLS etc. stone blocks aad arti
hcai-stone sidewalk; steadyrentlng property Fol
ST., W. side, bet. 18th and l4th.
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VALENCIA ST., BET 10Th AND eisT; A
' well built-up block growing into business; 4ox
81 So and l12-stOry house; $4,000.
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4. IN SALOON; CITY FRONT: FINE FIXT-
- JOU. ures doing business of SIC per day; fine
chance for men. HEALY. 7l9 Market st. Its
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C.t.nD GROCERY STORE FOR SALE. SOUTH
L OCO. OF Market: business Sl2 per day: living
rooms. Apply W. f. HEALY, 7l9 Market ST. lta
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\ OTICE-I HAVE SEVERAL BUYERS WILL
- iuC 10 invest i'll legitimate business Parties de-
$ Mn. 10 sell annlY 10 w. Z HEAIN- lla AIarsnt
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IIRST-CLASS COFFEE AND CHOP HOUSE |
4 with large. steady trade for SALE reasonable on |
account OF other engagements; years lease; rent
low. 81 Second st. 1nve 31s
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PAYING AND PRosPECTivE BUSINESS
INVESTMESTS-SIO 1900 TO S25 600.
p0Lk-ST. BUSINESS CORNER, BET. CALI
iornia and Clay, $25,5oO, aud fine building;
rents $3.50.
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G. 100O PARTNER IN FIRST CLASS SA-
sNIOUO. loon; doing large business; fun inves-
tisat!on to right man; splendid chance to make
money. NJ. LESS. 995 Market St It's
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GO6DA HOTEL AND BAR; so ROOMS;
- -OVU. neatly furnished: splendid bar trade;
house full; clearing over $500 month; an unusual
offer; fulLtrial ". LESS S95 Market ST lt%
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STATE NEWS.

Ben B. Eggling, a druggist
clerk at San Antonio, accidentally
shot away three Of his fingers.
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James Bebee, who is wanted IN
Liberty county on the charge OF
horsetheft, was arrested at the
Hutchins House, Houston.
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C. 4. Cox, who was in jail at
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he grabbed the key, locked his
friends in and made his escape.
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Henry Greenwall, of the Dallas
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VIM. Pruitt, who is charged
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B. NJ. Camp, an ex.member OF
the legislature from Hopkins county
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Land For Sale.

| offer tor sale one tract OF land
containing 403 acres, TOUR miles
southeast of Brenham--25O in cul.
tivatIon-aIl under fence GOOD
tenant houses and gin house.
1870 acres I miles south OF Chap-
peil Hill, al under fence-4O acres
in pasture; + good tenant houses;
Also my homestead, in ChapPeil
Hin containing 7 acres OF land,
comfortable dwelling and good
harm Good location for a physi-
J. NJ. NELSON,
CHAPPELL HILL.
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