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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12
IN MINNEAPOLIS.
Items of Interest.

The trade and labor assembly holds
its regular meeting next Friday even
ing. S. P. Snider will be present and
explain his past political action. All
former delegates and all organized men
interested in such matters are invited
to attend and participate in the discus
sion.
The painters and decorators union
meets tomorrow evening and will con-
slider plans for putting the trade in
shape for action next spring in so uni
form manner that it Will prove salts
factory to employers as well as men.
The typographical union met Sunday
and transacted considerable routine
business that had accumulated for the
month. The trade is in prosperous
condition.
A canvass of trades shows all the
building trades getting ready for the
long winter vacation. Ii the weather
continues pleasant about three weeks
more work is expected. In other
trades, not depending on the state of
the weather, work is reported steady,
and better prospect for the winter
than for several years past.
Inquiry at the bureau of labor statis-
tics shows that the railroads of this
state employ 1900 men. If these or
majority of them belonged to the rail-
way employees clubs, it would make an
impressive showing. A member of the
B. OF L. E., well known in labor circles,
says: ''From that 19, 600 take the members
of the B. of L. E., the firemen, switch
men, car repairers. conductors, machin-
lists. molders, carpenters, and painters
organizations, each Of which can show
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12
monies

Oscar Wilde's Paper Gives Some
Hints Regarding Marriage Cere-
nnOnial
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The wood carvers' union met Monday
evening at labor headquarters. This
union is well organized one, and COM
priseS all the skilled men IN the trade.
The reduction of hours is one of the
principal objects sought, and the union
expects to be successful in that respect
next Snrin9
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12

dent and William Nunnimaker vice
president, to fill vacancies. AT the nexl
meeting they will elect delegate to the
trades and labor assembly.
The wood and machine workers as
Sembly has moved to labor headquar-
tiers, and held its first meeting last Tues.
day evening. Several new members were
initiated. The assembly will give bal
during the latter part of the month.
The wood carvers' union met Monday
evening at labor headquarters. This
union is well organized one, and com.
priSeS all the skilled men IN the trade.
The reduction of hours is one of the
principal objects sought, and the union
expects to be successful in that respect
next spring.
The cigarmakers' union held we'll
attended meeting at Labor hall Thurs
day evening. Plans were discussed for
the further agitation in behalf of the
union label. and committees will be ap-
pointed to begin an active canvass. A
special meeting will be held Thursday
evening to complete the arrangements
and appoint committees.
The musicians union held an inter-
estlng meeting at Labor hall last Tues
day morning. The following officers
were elected: President, Theo Henni-
ger; vice president, Henry Stein; secre-
tary. V. Safranek; trustees. George
Seibert, Lawrence Roesler, Felix Nc
liver, William Vetter, Paul L. KIeist.
The following committee on constitu-
ton was appointed: j. Frick, P.
Brahy, V. Safranek, Theo Henniger,
Henry Stein. The union will meet on
the first Tuesday of every month.
The painters and decorators held their
regular meeting Tuesday evening. The
union is making arrangements for
closer utilization with the unions in
the adjoining cities. 1t is intended to
include in the plan the regulation of
wages and the hours of labor, thus
placing the employers as well as the
men On more equal footing:
The tailors at their last meeting de-
cided to have printed and framed large
employing union men and paying the
union scale. These cards will be placed
In conspicuous places, and workingmen
are requested to bestow their patronage
on these firms.
The clerks nnion last Wednesday de-
cided that after the special early clos
ing committee should make its report to
the trade and labor assembly, list of
the firms refusing to close early should
be furnished to all unions, and also cir
culars distributed among the general
public calling their attention to the at
titude maintained by these firms.
j The carpenters of ST. Paul Park have
a tiourishing union, and report their
trade in a very prosperous condition.
Next Thursday evening they hold a
mass meeting to discuss the aims and
objects of labor organizations.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12

Black Cheviots and Thibets.
The Plymouth Clothing House.
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Jean Ingelow is a sweet-faced lady
with snow-white hair and indomitable
industry. She sends prose composition
to several English magazines.
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AT WEDDINGS.

leans where his daughter is attending
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The tailors at their last meeting de-
cided to have printed and framed large
card containing the names of all firms
employing union men and paying the
union scale. These cards will be placed
in conspicuous places, and workingmen
are requested to bestow their patronage
on these firms,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-12

The cooperative hall board will meet
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A Pretty Fight Us It Stnnds.

Somebody has made ex-senator Wal
lace believe that the nomination ioi
Governor Of Pennsylvania would be Of
value to him If he could get his hands
on 1t. Mr.. Wallace is therefore 10 be
seen reaching for the prize with d single
ness Of purpose which characterizes him
when he goes for something he greatly
desires. Mr.. Wallace does not c1pecl
to be elected Governor Of Pennsylvania.
His idea is to get back into active poll
tics in the Democratic party, and he is
willing to sacrifice himself on the party
altar to accomplish his purpose.
Lieutenant Governor Chauncey
Black has no thought of allowing ex'
Senator Wallace to do all the sacrificing
He is going to be somewhere near the
party altar himself when the sacrifice is
to DO offered up. al
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A cnlLps HORRIBLE DEATH.
AIiitle Girl Falls Into n Can OF Lard md
az Strnngles.

AIittle Girl Falls Into n Can OF Lard md
A strnugles.
Pdrta .IGro Stale Jouradi. 4te T.
The little one.year old daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Sylvester Ditluan, who lives on
Marietta avenue, met It's death yesterday
afternoon in a peculiarly dreadful man.
ner. Mrs. Ditman was washing out
some clothes, and the child was playing
about on the floor. There was large
lard can nearly full Of water sitting In
ono corner Of the room, and while lis
mother was absent in tho yard hanging
ont some clothes for n few minutes, tho
baby crawled 10 the can, climbed up on
10 the edge OF It, lost It's balance and fell
In head first. 1t could neither get out
nor make any noise and, Of course, soon
strangled 10 death. e'
When the mother returned 10 the
room, she was Mortified 10 discover her
child immersed tn the water In the can,
but thinking she could save It's lie, not
knowing how long 1t had been in that
position, she pulled the little one out Of
the water, sent for physician and did
all she could tobring the child back 10
life, as did the physician when he ar.
rived, but ito no purpose. Tho child
was dead. The grief OF the mother was
pitiable ito witness when she realized
that her babe was no more.
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Ohlo's Democratic Legislature.

In the recent campaign the people o.
Ohio were told that il tho Democrats
secured control Of the Legislature they
would gerrymaader tho State, cutting
up the territory 30 rs to make fifteen
Democratic and six Republican Con
grcssional Districts. ~
The Democrats went at their work
with skill. Where they could get vote,
in no other way they put up men Of
personal popularity and begged COM
plimentary votes for them. In this
way, for example, they came near carry.
ing their man through in Belmont
county. The same tactics we're resorted
to in other counties, in some cases with
success.
The Democrats got the Legislature,
and it was not long before they were
putting it to the worst uses. They
chose Calvin 5. Brice to be a United
States Senator. They gcrrymandered
the State, making fifteen Democratic
md six Republican Congressional Dis
tricts. A Republican who was wheedled
into giving some good fellow "com-
plimentary" vote must feel very COM
Portable. .L
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Tho Cold Henri of leo.

10 Tho ice men shouted before they were
out Of the woods. They looked on
the winter and saw 1t was no winter, on
tho season and saw that it was soft; and
so they determined that ice would be
worth very much more next summer
than it was last. a-9s ~ IL
Tho manufacturers OF artificial ice con.
cluded that already, by reason Of the
open winter, it costs twice as much to
produce ton Of ice rs it did when lakes
and ponds and creeks and rivers were
coated foot thick. In justice to them.
selves they had to put up tho price.
March came along and with it one
Jack Frost, who has never been more
welcome visitor. Mr.. Frost has nipped
the plans OF the ice men, to what extent
remains to DO seen. This much may be
counted Cd, that there will be more ice
by some millions Of tons than the ice
men thought there would be; and con.
scqnently it will not cost 30 much as the
manufacturers thought to produce a ton
Of ice.
leo will have to melt It's cold heart
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Russia Courtlnc the Worlds Good opinion

Russia Counting the Worlds Good opinion.
Two entertaining rumors come from
Russia. They are important if true, and
the truth OF them would do great credit
to the Russian Government. Report
number one is, that the Gear has invited
the United States to send a trustworthy
correspondent in company with his OF.
lcers to Siberia to see what prison life
there really is.
Report number two is, that the Gear
has sent to this country. fifty agents,
fifteen Of whom are women, all Of them
cultivated people, whose business is to
lecture and to write, to get into society
and mix and TO make a strong effort
to stem the rising tide OF anti.Russian
feeling in this country. These agents
arc to try 10 convince Americans that
the stories they have heard IRE untrue.
All OF thia would mean that the Cars
Government is not Indifferent to the
opinion OF the civilized world.
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lIow's Thisi


We offer Ono Hundred Dollars reward
for any case OF catarrh that cannot be
cured by taking Halls Catarrh Cure.
FIJI. CHENEY 4 Co., Props, Toledo, O.
We, the undersigned, have known F.
]. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation made By
their firm.
WEST 4 TnuAx, Wholesale Druggists
Toledo, 0.
WALDlNG, K1NNAN 4 MARVIN, Whole
sale Druggists, Toledo, o.
Z. II. VAN HoEsEN, Cashier Toledo Nat
ional Bank, Toledo, 0. t
Halls Catatrh Cure is taken internally
acting directly upon tho blood AM
mucous surfaces Of the system Prize
75c per hottie. Sold by NIL druggists. DAY
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Trnnsfers OF Real Estnte

The following conveyances Of real ca
tate were admitted to record in Clerl
Hooks Office Saturday:
& A deed made March s, 1890, by B
Stanley and wife to Mary A. Wallace
for a tract Of land in Elm Grove. Con
sideration, $500. ~ + ~
A deed made February o5, 1890, BY
Benjamin Exley, Of Martins Ferry, eS.
ecutor OF tho last will Of james Exley, O.
this city, to Jane A. Beginner, wife o.
Frederick Beginner, OF Martins Ferry,
for 120 feet on the west side Of Nc Colloct
street. Consideration, S62l. sy6r3
A deed made March 6, 1890, by Jane
O. Beymer and Frederick, her husband
of Martins Ferry, to James a. Henry
for 100 feet Of land on tho west side Of
McColloch street. Consideration, 1921.
Z. A deed made February l, 1890, BY w,
O. Khlbaugh and wife. to Bertha Land.
krohn, for the north twenty.one feet Of
lot No. %, IN Lagrange. Consideration,
$40. 4, ~ Il II:
a deed made March 4. 1890, by
George W. Lennon and wife to J. L.
Ballard, for lots Nos. 43 and A., on the
east side Of South Huron street, in
Zane's orchard addition. Consideration,
Sl00 34tv- t.tt1 llfsE.yA IS EIlt5, $3.50,
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and come down 10 reasonable figures.
This will be m lnestimaols gain to the
public, which has gotinto the habit Of
using Ice literally. " 41s'3.i


Senator Stanford, Of California, will
this week oGer q resolution ,instructins
the Finance Committee Of the Senate
ITO inquire II loans may not be made by
the Government upon mortgages depos.
tied with 1t upon real estate, the mort.
cages to bear 4 low rate Of interest-say
from one 10 two per cent per annum--
and the Government reserving the power
to call in a reasonable amount OF lis
loans at It's discretion" Under existing
law deposit OF 100000 entities a bank.
Ing corporation to have $4,000 in legal
tender notes. Tho Government credit
Is pledged to redeem the notes.
Senator Stanford sees no reason why
land as well as bonds, gold or silver may
not be made tho basis OF issue. He
would have the land appraised by Gov.
ernmcnt officials. II, for example, the
land were appraised at $4,000. and the
Government were 10 issue $4,000 In legal
tender notes against 1t, tho Government
would be amply secured and could sa
we'll afford to guarantee redemption as II
does now with its own bonds for se'
curity. Is
He argues TINT this plan would for.
ever remove the danger Of a panic re-
sulting from locking up tho precioua
metals. Interest would DO cheapened
and men who now havo to pay high
rates on mortgages would get what they
need at low rates.
Senator Stanford would have the TO-
tai issue limited so us to cause no de-
rangemont Of the monetary system. lii
expects the OPPOSITION Of capitalists. The
scheme has the attraction OF novelty ant
is something for the country to thinl
nhnnt ..H
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-10

TIE terrible accident on tho Lake
Shore road develops two facts Of which
the company should be ashamed. First,
it is known that the air brakes were not
working, and to this failure the accident
is attributed. Next, it required two
hours and half to bring relief from the
city OF Buffalo, only seven miles away.
A railroad company which does nc
better than this should cQnilne its bust
ness to freight. 1t should not attempt
to carry passengers.
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Thousands pOIsoue,l

In recent work on Heart Disease, Dr.,
franklin Aliies-the noted specialist-
gives many new and startling facts
thousands ofpeople are slowly poisoning
themselves. weakening their hearts by the
use Of tea, coffee, tobacco and alcohol,
rapidly, thus gradually wearing it out
producing shortness OF breath When ex.
ercising, pains in the. side and shoulder
hungry and faint spells. Finally swell:
ing Of the ankles aud sudden death, For
weakened and irritated hearts the press
everywhere highly recommend the New
Heart Cure discovered by Dr.Franklin
Miles, which is for sale ut the Logan
Drug Company's. III. Myr.w.5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-10

IT is Bald that the President is about
to pardon Harper, the Cincinnati bank
wrecker. Why? What ha1 induced the
President to think Harper fit object oil
his clemency? There is many poor
devil in the penitcntiary who ought to
get out before Harper does. That man
Ind golden opportunity to be honest,
respectable aud respected. He preferred
to DO the other thing. He knew exactly
what he was doing. lie knew the con.
sequences. 1t is bad policy to let the big
rascals 10.
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"Yes. I felt sure I would get stage.
struck" moaned the new actor us an
aged egg struck him side OF the head.


VIM. Timmons, postmaster at Idayille,
Ind, writes: Electric Bitters has done
more for me than all other medicines
combined, for that bad feeling arising
from kidney and liver, trouble" John
Leslie, farmer and stockman, OF same
phce, says: Find Electric Bitters to be
the best kidney and liver medicine, made
me feel like new man." INV. Gardner
hardware merchant, same town, says:
Electric Bitters is just the thing for Il
man who is all run down and don't car,.
whether he lives or dies; he found new
strength, good appetite and felt Just like
he hal n new lease on life. Only Soc n
bottle, at Logan Drug Co.'s drug store. 8
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-10

Rich deposits Of gold aud silver are
Sid 10 have been found in Fayette
county, Pennsylvania. The expert geol.
o, list who reports on the find says the
deposits extend into West Virginia. The
frat thing we know West Virginia, with
coal, iron, timber, oil, tin, lead, silver
and gold, will be rich State.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1890-03-10

Now that the Senate Committee on
Leaks is examining the Senators the
country has chance 10 know who are
the real culprits. Senators have already
admitted that they understood tho rule
OF secrecy to permit them to tell who has
been confirmed and who has not been
without waiting for the news to get oui
through the White House. Senators
who admit this much may safely be sci
down as being guilty Of more.- Hts the
Senators who give the Senate away.
They know why they do it. I1-
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TnE canned goods men Say it would
DO very wrong to increase the tariff on
tin plate, for it would add to the cost Of
producing their wares, and they desire 1t
understood that they furnish n whole
some article OF food Mt very low prices. In
this appeal Join the bogus lard men and
all the adulterators Of food products who
use tin cans. T..
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A Large Pupl,r,

Ne1 Dominion. 81
Mrs. Avis has a mastiE puppy six
months old, which weighs nearly zoe
pounds. It and thoroughbred pug
were received Q few days ago from Dos
ton. The masti!f, we will wager, will BE-
when full grown, the largest dog in the
State. Heisanoble looking animal, and
as docile and amiable as he is large.
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The proprietors Of Ely's Cream Calm
do not claim it to be cure-all, but a
sure remedy for catarrh, colds in the
head and hay fever. 1t is not a LIQUID
or q snuff, but is easily applied into the
nostrils. 1tgives relief at once.
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Station-master: "Come, come, my
good man! You mustn't walk on the
track" Tramp (disgusted): 1.-THE con-
doctor says l can't ride and you say !
can't walk. What's your blamed old
road here for, anyway"
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liWEAM.

AVOID ArpEARANcEs.-A worthy gen.
tleman, having IN unusually red nose,
was long suspected Of being a tippler on
the ely, by those not well acquainted
with his strictly temperate habits. His
unfortunate Disagreement was readily
cured by the use of Ayers Sarsaparilla.
D6W
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Penny ,y,slom-Pourd Fo,lr,

It is foolish to save the little that So.
zoDoNr costs, and suffer what will result
in bad teeth and large payments to den
fists. Place q bottle OF it on tho toilet,
use five drops only Of it every time after
eating, cleanse the mouth, and show
your wisdom. L..
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WHEELING, MARCH 10, 1890.

TIE cigarette boy increases in number
He is doing himself great iniustice and,
II he live long enough, will DO a poor
specimen Of man. lie INDUCES in his
vice openly, seemingly having no fear
OF being taken to task. There is some.
thing wrong with the parents Of the
cigarette boy.
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Mr., Burt Declines.

Sunday Nesrs.Ldler. ~. ssl,iist *. I
J.. H. Burt, one Of the best friends
the laboring men Of the Ohio Valley
ever had, has recently declined tho
position Of Special Agentin the Depart
ment Of Recorded Indebtedness in the
Census Bureau. & 4 Il. Il n , l$,ssEs| NIX
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FITS.

All Fits stopped free by DR.. KLlsE's
GREAT NERyE REsToRER. No Fits alter
first days use. Marvellous cures. Treat.
Use aud 81 90 trial bottle free to Fit cases.
Send 70 Dr.. Kline, 93l Arch st., Phila., Pa.
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The mosquito as public singer draws
well, but never gives satisfaction. Sal.
walton Oil however always gives salts.
faction in curing at once insect bites or
any other sores OF wounds. Price Is
cents, f'!5SS,,Si n .:!fE3:9,