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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
MINNEAPOLIS GLoBULEs.

Yesterdays bank clearings, S916,2 26.
The Catholic temperance societies of Min :
neapolis. St. Paul and saltwater will picnic
at Minnehaha to-day.
The Seventh ward Republicans will hold a
melting at Libby's hall, corner Of Minnehaha
avenue and Lake street, tonight.
The motor of one of the electric cars on
the Fourth avenue line burned out yesterday
afternoon, necessitating its being taken off
the line for repairs.
The Minneapolis Observer is the name Of
the new paper devoted to the interests of the
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21

B. T. Tinklepaugh, C. E. holt. s. Holbrook,
Judge W. Walsh, John McGaughey. B. W.
Roberts, D. T. F. Stork, NJ. S. Mathews, S. T:
Delano, M. j. Gill; N. 7. Warnes, H. B. But
fngton, Frank Davis, j. II. Paul, John
Grennberg, c. T. Evenad, B. H. Truman, DE-.
L. w. Denton, Charles a. R. Nelson, A. J.
Palmes. F. Tenterbach. A. B. Norris, H. o.
Baughton, S. S. Whittis IA. Farris, Andrew
Milland, Charles Bostick, John L. Priz, a. A
Mcdonald. William Knight, John McElroy
James Bezansen. George Beardsley. G. a.
Cressey, L. A. Stockwell. John W. Russell!
W. Z. Kruse
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
NO DOUGH IN HIS.
". B. Bachelor Separated From
Cruel Wife.

Cruel Wife.
The divorce case of William B. Bach
elder VS.. Emily Bachelor was up for
hearing in the district court yesterday.
Bachelor. the plaintiff In the action,
first took the stand and told the story of
his married life since five years ago,
when they were married, back in Maine.
His wife was married twice before. They
have been living at Maple Plain, where
the plaintiff has carried on successful
blacksmithing business. Bachelor
said that his wife was very cruel to
him, abusing him by calling him names,
and at various times throwing DEATH
dealing missiles, like butcher knives,
tiat-irons, and pan of dough at his
head In addition ito the cruelty, the
husband testified that she had commit
ted adultery with one F. Orrison, which
statement was also sworn to by Josiah
Steiner, a resident of Maple Plain. The
divorce was granted
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
Bowers Shorthand School
Has removed to Globe Building, Mime
apolis, occupying one entire floor.
Mrs. Discussion.

The GLOBE published note on Tues
day morning to the effect that the de-
mented son of Mrs. Annie Olson, who
lives at Second street north and Seven
teenth avenue, had wandered away.
The police were yesterday notified that
a man answering Olson's description
had been found wandering about the
village of White Bear, and that he had
been examined and committed to the
Rochester insane asylum under the
name of A. Smith.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
They Ran Together.

Quite serious accident occurred yes
terday afternoon in the game between
the "Amateur gentlemen" and Palace
clothing mines at Athletic park. j. F.
Conklin, manager of the Grand opera
house, and Attorney Rogers collided
while attempting to catch fly. Mr..
Rogers was knocked senseless, and Mr..
Conklin ''went out" for a few seconds.
The faces of both gentlemen were Sc
verely cut and bruised.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
Fixing the Primaries.

The Democratic city and county COM
mittees hold a conference tonight at
the Jefferson club rooms for the pur-
pose of deciding upon the time and
blaze for holding the precinct prima-
ries, which will probably be held Jointly.
The time of the county convention, set
for next Thursday, is not satisfactory to
all concerned, and there may be
change.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
MISCELLANEOUS.

MIR DIR. a. Waite, Specialist; IL
H16N. years in Minneapolis. Why suffer
when cure is mild and certain
Ask hundreds Of leading citizens of st. Paul
Minneapolis and the Northwest as to the
treatment and cure? Pamphlet free. 1927
Hennepin AYea Minneapolis
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
Mime. ROyd

Is now in Paris. She will arrive in
Minneapolis about Sept. Is with hand
some line of choice novelties. COS Mic
nllet avenue
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21

Bowers. Shorthand School
Has removed to Globe Building, Mime
apolis, occupying one entire floor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21

Bowers Shorthand School
Has removed to Globe Building. Mime
apoIis, occupying one entire floor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
LOCAL MENTION.

Bowers Shorthand School
Has removed to Globe Building, Mime
apolis, occupying one entire floor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
ROOT
COTTON ]
C0WPOHNn
4ooK's

II Composed of Cotton Root. Tansy
Aand Pennyroyal-a recent discovery
NJby an old physician. Is succeSs
l <Dfully used monthly-Safe, Effect
ual. Price 81, by mail, sealed. Ladies, ask
your druggist for Cooks Cotton Root Com
pound and take no substitute; or inclose two
stamps for scaled particulars. Address
POND LILY COMPANY, No. 3 Fishet
Block, 131 Woodward av., Detroit, Mich,
Sold by L. & w. A. Mussetter, Druggists and
Chemists, st. Paul, Mimi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
Bowers Shorthand School

Has removed to Globe Building, Mime
apolis, occupying one entire floor.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-08-21
SITUATIONS WANTED.
PERSONALS.

mi ADAME ANDREWS, clairvoyant and
Iv1 magnetic healer, at 621 Twenty-sixth
av north Take Blue Flag car.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07
GATHERED AT GREENSBORO.
Tile Piping Factory Work Of the Recent
Freeze.

Tile Piping Factory-work Of the Recent
Freeze.
GREFNsBORO. y. c., Mar. g. Special. r.
A very valuable industry, aud one that has
wrought nm extensive revolution in the
farming interests Of this section within a
few wears. rs the manufacture and use OF
what is known as title piping" by the use
of which farmers are retaining their low
lands. The manufactured article is being
shipped and hauled i'm large quantities at
this season OF the year. An extensive fac
tory Of this sort is being operated few miles
from this place on the Northwestern North
Carolina Railroad The material used Is a
white ka0lin clay-makes very superior
tile. and Is found in unlimited quantity
where the factory is located. The home
made article began 10 superscde that inn
ported from other states about four years
ago.
A few years ago, Congress appropriated
SIS. 600 for "a public building 10 be erected
here for various Federal Offices -pOstOfiice,
United States marshals office and Federal
cOurt-r00m-all IN one building. The
money was spent and building OF de-
cidedv substantial sort was put up by
New England contractors. upon plans ap-
proved by the supervising architect, but one
that is now found 10 be Inadequate 10 meet
the wants OF these departments. The eN-
terror presents very little of what may be
considered imposing or attractive IN archi-
tectural design. The Federal courtroom
can little more than seat the members OF
the bar and the jury, and it now comes 10
pass that an additional appropriation is
needed to make more room. 4 bill IS before
Congress asking for $4,000 10 do the job.
The blasted and blackened condition oi
the tender vegetation shows the work OF the
recent freeze. The loss in fruit IN the Pied
mont section Of North Carolina will count
mn 10 millions Of dollars. The cold was oi
such degree as 10 freeze the budding tWlgs.
and what fruit was not killed outright II
damaged beyond practical value. Al this
place the mercury registered ID degrees on
Sunday. ID. which was nye degrees below
what Il had been no any time before during
the winter. Ii stood az % degrees about
December lst.
Colonel Burgwyn. of Henderson, has BULL
a mammoth tobacco warehouse, which Will
be Opened with appropriate display on th'
lOfh instant.
Or. York. OF Wilkes county, is reported
10 be critically IN az his home-Trap Hill
I lie ran for Governor against Governor
scales in 1854, and got handsome minority
OF about 20,O0O votes.
/ J. A. Long and j. T.. Pass have eaci
built big brick tobacco warehouse at RoN
bOrO, Person county.
The Fayetteville bucket factory ha
bought four acress Of land on the southern
suburb OF the town. and is 10 be- enlarge,
and improved on the new site by the add
ton OF new machinery.
The gold fever has spread wherever ther
are any traces Of the precious metal % b
found. IL is fict that mining expert
have canyassed this State and have foun
gold in small, but not paying quantities,
an probable places. There y hardly
nelghb0rhood, or even an extensi'. Urn
that does not show more og less an iie'ou
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07

county. last night and had q very pleasant
time. Three pale-faces were caDtured.
Quite a large audience filed the West
End Methodist Church last night 20 witness
the marriage Of Mr.. Peter Eanes and Miss
George Roberts. The groom is one " our
most popular young men, and the bride is o
most charming and attractive young lady.
The MatOaca extension Of the Petersburg
and Asylum Railway Is expected 90 be-
completed o. the Norfolk and Western Rail-
road by Saturday.
This afternoon Judge d. NJ. Bernard. OF the
Hastings Court. rendered his decision in the
case Of the Richmond and Petersburg Rail-
road Company against William y. Boiling
executor, involving the right of the rail oad
company 90 condemn land on this side Of the
AppOmattOX river. wanted for its purposes.
Mr.. Boiling, through his counsel. cOntended
that the railroad company had no right
10 condemn land on this side Of the river.
as ifs charter required that "A vote 90
the people Of Petersburg was necessary 90 al
low 10 10 cross the river and that no such
vote had ever been taken. Judge Barnard.
i'm a very elaborate opinion, held that the
railroad company did have right % con-
denim the land and that therefore the mo-
tiOn for the appointment Of appraisers was
Va proper one. u is not known whether or
not the case will be taken 20 the Supreme
Court Of Appeals.
Miss Annie West. of Sussex county. was
taken suddenly in at the ball at Prince
George Courthouse last night. and her con-
ditiOu is considered critical.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07
CHARLOTTESVILLE CHIPS.
Death Of Mrs. John y. watson-Advans
Of Real Estate.

Of Real Estate.
CHRLOlIEsvILIE, Va, March g. spe-
cial.l-After q lingering illness of many
weeks. Mrs. John d. Watson died at about
3 O'Clock Yesterday. She was a grand
daughter Of the .ate Ira Garrett. who was
for "a very long time clerk OF the court OF
this county. She was an excellent woman.
ah0unding I'm GOOD works. The funeral VIII
take place tomorrow afternoon, from The
PRESBYTERIAN Church.
Mrs. Henry J.. Lyman's youngest child,
Harry Leslie. died Tuesday night. The
services were conducted 40 the Episcopal
Church Yesterday. A month ago Mrs. Ll-
mans oldest son. George l.. Lyman, died OF
pneumonia.
A syndicate Of wealthy Southern gentle
men have secured an option ON the Fry 's
Spring property. The option IN this case is
almost equivalent 20 purchase, and the
result viii he "a handsome hotel and all -
necessary accessories of first-class sum-
mer resort. in one Of the prettiest spots ln
this county. which is known far ana wide
for it's beautiful scenery. A wide avenue
will be opened from this city 90 the spring.
and "a street-car line put down. The spring.
hy the most direct way Of approach, l5 hlllc
more than a mile.
Theattention Of the more conservative I'M
vest0rs i'm real estate is directed 90 this city.
unsurpassed. as IT, is. for its social. reli-
giOus and educational advantages. ana un-
cursed. as IL surely is, boy the inflated and
unsubstantial land speculations that are
unsettliug business IN So many places
Real estate here has advanced in price. ONLY
because if has advanced in value. II has
never been advertised and never doomed
10 showed all day Yesterday and for sew
eral hohrs this morning. 10 is raw and cold.
Fruit has suffered much.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07
pOlNGS All pANVlLLE.


A'Plumber Injured by Gas Explosion,
A Negros Hall Thief Captured.
DANvILLE, VA, March c.. Special. j.
:. Moles. a gas filter and plumber, went 70
the Academy of Music this morning to re-
pair broken gas pipe behind the stage. A
great deal of gas had escaped. and when
the plumber struck match 20 enable him
10 sec the broken pipe, an explosion oc-
CURED, knocking him senseless for mo-
ment. M0les' hands, face and head were
burned, and ne was Otherwise more or less
injured.
ID. r. Graham, a well-known Job printer,
lost two Of the fingers from his left hand to-
day by carelessly handling paper-cutter
in his job Office.
Daniel Ayerett, young colored ball thief,
who has been a source Of great annoyance
10 citizens in the southeast part OF the city,
was arrested last night, and keys fitting the
front doors OF twenty or more residences
were found on his person.
MIR. Theodore Parker, late Of salisbury,
North Carolina, is the new Richmond and
Danylle agent here, succeeding Captain l..
T. Lamb. promoted.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07

deposits. As a consequence, many OF tbe
farmers are bringing In rocks and ores 20
be tested and indulging in visionary
dreams Of wealth.
An eight year Old son Of Mrs. Pink
smith, Of Lincoln County. fell and bit his
tongue so seriously that he bled TO death.
At the recent Newhcrn Fish and Oyster
Fair, several wild deer had been captured
and were on exhibition.
Oyster statistics show tha; 1900 bushels
Of the biyayes were shipped irOm North
Carolina 10 Norfolk during the month OF
January.
Additional celerity was impaired to the
movements of real estate dealers and spec
uiatOrs here to-day. by the assurance from
an authoritative source. that the location ~
the Bcssemer steel plant at this place had
been settled beyond a peradNenture. Al
though the president Of the company, Mr. =.
A. Odell. lives here. and some Of the hig
stockholders are often seen here. and known
20 be in consultation. yet their nnal deter
hinatiOn has never been oillcially made
known. Enough has, however, gotten
abroad from time % time. 10 make the rcei
estate deals something fabulous for steady
going town such as this.
Chatham county reports the champion
rabbt-catchcr "A negro. who viii not nave a
gun, and goes on the hunt without dogs.
lie can run down and take more rabbits
than any other hunter can with both gun
and dogs. The rabbit hunting trade sug-
gests the recollection OF some interesting
facts about the "MOllie c0ii0n-tall,' and
her value in market. The purchase OF rah-
Bit skins has for many years been an I'M
pOrtant item I'm the business Of ibis ana
surrounding towns. Two leading dealers
here handle i'm the aggregate annually be-
tween December ist and March 3Oth. ,W.WN
10 l.O0OOOO rabbit skins. besides thousands
Of mink. otter. &c. &c. The prices vary from
- 20 80 cents per dozen for rabbit iurs. and
are sold direct 20 manufacturers. \ large
proportion Of the fur is cut and made into
felt goods. but much of the iine dress iurs Of
Arctic regions is made from the common
Iar-hecl rabbit. The supply seems to be
ineXhaustible. The fecundity Of the animal
is a matter Of ast0nishment % every one
who has made a study of the animal
are annually destroyed. Nursery
men especially often pay a ROYALTY
for every rabbit scalp. When the grOnnd Is
covered WITH snow for days they eat the
bark from Young fruit trees and Kill or dam
age whole orchards. The animal. when
skinned. readily brings from eight 10 twelve
cents. and as an edible. is considered 10y
many persons. the best Of the "Naimlnt'
tribe. When the home market Is over
stocked. the half dried animals are packed.
pressed and bound IN bales like ra g and
shipped 10 canning and pie-making essah-
lishments. There having been no SHOWS in
this latitude the winter lust past 10 pro-
mote their destruction, they VIII probably
INCEST the county in Unprecedented shoals
another spnSOu.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07
A SUICIDE.
Nervous Delangcment, Brought ON by
Overwoik. the Cause.

Nervous Delangement. Brought ON By
Overwoik, the Cause.
MILWAUKEE. WIS. Mar. 6.-At $3.50 T..
NJ. to-day William II. Farnham, secretary
of the Norihwestwestern Mutual Life In
surance Company. committed suicide by
shooting himself with i2-cdli1re revolver.
rho traeedy took place 20 the company :
headquarters. corner Broadway ana Michl-
ean streets. The bali' which caused his
immediate death. lodged just beneath his
heart. lie mas been in the employ of the
COMPANY for over twenty years, and during
that time has not taken one vacation. Mr..
4. l.. Baldwin, assistant secretary on the
Finance Committee. stated that there was
not the slightest grounds 20 believe that
Farnham Is short in his accounts. De
ceased leaves a widow and one child, son,
who has acted rs his private secretary iof
several years. Nervous arrangement,
brought on bg oyerwork, is ascribed as the
cause
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07
LOUISA LOCALS.
Preparations 60 Deveiope Mineral Re
sources.

Preparations 60 Deveiope Mineral Re
sources.
LOUISA COURTHOUSE. Mar c. Special.
Recently the Niuo-Phosphate Company.
limited, Of London, Eng. purchased a tract
Of land near Tolcrsville for $4,000.
Yesterday Mr.. j. j. Porter, real estate
agent. closed negotiations with a syndicate
for 40 acres mineral lands at IOlersyille
station. This tract lies adjacent 10 the
Chesapeake and Ohio, no the immediate
junction of the branch roads running re-
specGvely 20 the Arminius copper mines
and the sulphur mines. All this section Of
Louisa county is rich i'm valuable minerals.
Gold copper. iron. mica and the valuable
sulphurcts abound here, and only await the
capital and energy necessary TO deNelope
them.
10 is understood that the Nitro-Phosphate
Company. of London. will begin operations
very sO0n The tract sold to-day is very
rich I'M minerals, and the syndicate purpose.
in the near future. 10 lay out a town. place
the lots and stock on sale. and begin the
development of this territory, which DO
doubt is among The richest in the state.
These lands lie very near the Arminius cop
per mines aud the sulphur MINES, which
have been yielding very rich ores.
The Chesapeake and Ohio people have
promised a fine new depot 10 be erected al
IOlpr-Xillo within sixty days.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07
VIRGINIA ITEMS.
ALLEGED FIGHT AMONG SCHOOL
GIRLS IN CULPEPER.
railroad Smash-Up at Lynohburg--Gas
Explosion Near Danville-Negro Thief
Csught-rciegrapb Company Chartered.
Louisa's Development

NP'"Hi"" Ntai DahNiile-NeEro Ihiel
Csueht-rciegrapb Company Chartered.
Louisa's Development.
ALEXANDRIA, Va, Mar. Especial
The Gazette to-day received intelligence
from Culpeper Of an incident that recently
occurred at a school there. Itappears that
one Of the young lady boarder- was accused
by one Of her school mates of stealing a
dollar. The accused Indignantly denied
the charge, and that night, with some
Of her companions. went TO the room
OF the young lady who had made the
accusation and demanded an apology. The
latter refused 10 make amends. whereupon
she was seized, gagged, whipped and
blackcd with shoe polish. The affair caus-
ed much excitement and two factions were
formed in the school and respectively es-
p0used the cause Of the principal actor. I'M
the difficulty. This extended % the assis-
tant teachers and resulted in some Of the
latter aud several Of the pupils being dis
missed from the institution. All of the
parties are well known throughout this
section Of the state.
Judge Norton to-day chartered the Inter-
ocean Telegraph Company. witn ID. III.
Bates, Of New \ Ork. president: minimum
capital, one hundred thousand.
,tribling a Lewis, OF Rappahannock Sta
ti0n, have failed.
A letter from Mr.. Basil Gordon. now I'm
Baltimore, says he is steadily improving in
health.
The nomination Of Park Agncw as post
master gives general satisfaction. With
eX-pelegate C0rbett in the Cust0m-h0use
and Agnew postmaster, Mahone's state
ments are turned and his influence here
aDOnts cone.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07
FROM LYNCHBURG.
smash up on the Richmond and Allegha-
ny-Talling stars.

smash up on the ltlthihohu anu AiifNhh-
ny-Talling stars.
LYNCHBCRG. VA, March Co. Special. F.
A smash mp occurred short distance above
the Glamorgan' works this morning ON the
Ricltnond and Allegheny road. Yard en-
zine so. 3j was running down the track at
a moderate rate speed. when 10 struck the
corner of a freight car which projected over
the switch. The result of the collision was
the Overturnug of the car, the derailing of
several others and considerable damage 90
the front portion Of the engine. The acci-
dent was due 20 negligence of employees in
leay pg the freight cars I'm dangerous posi-
tiOn.
The very strange and beautiful phenom-
enOn. which appeared all over the heavens
i'm southwest Virginia Tuesday evening.
has created a great deal Of comment in
that section of the state. The falling of ihe
stars I'm 1893 did not create greater cOnster-
nation. IL j. described by proles-
sional gentlemen as the most won
dcriul magnificent display in the
heavens ever seen, presenting as many
as six distinct suns i'm one circle with lhe
natural sun in centre of the halo. some
think the extra suns must have been mirage
while others think il sign Of something
wonderful 90 come.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07
CUlPEPER GOSSIP.
FIGURING Mu IN Prospect-Drove Of
Turkeys.

FIGURING Aiiu In Prospect-Drove of
Turkeys.
CuLpErER, Va, Mar. c. Special. Our
citizens have aroused from their slumbers
and are up moving i'm a direction of pros
perity. They have i'm contemplation the
erection and running Of a Touring mill OF "a
capacity of sixty barrels per day. IL is TO
be hoped that this is not mere talk, but that
the citizens Will unite and every man put
mis- shoulder 10 she wheel and bring 10 the
minds of the public the mineral and granite
fields which are rich and abundant only "a
few miles from this village.
Paym0ster Thompson, Of the lnited
States Navy. spent a few days with friends
i'm town this week.
A flock of three hundred and eighty-hge
turkeys were driven through town on Tues
day. They were loaded on a cattle-car and
shipped % Washington.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07

FINCAsTIE. VA, har. g. Special. The
Fincastle and Southern B0tetourt Develop
ing Company met in the rooms Of the \. NJ.
G. A. this evening for the purpose Of organ
ization. The following officers were elect
ed: Judge W. b. Simmons, president; l..
Housman. Jr. yicc-president; George
swami, secretary; =. j. Brugh, treasurer.
subscriptions amounting % over four
thousand dollars were taken in for the pro-
posed railroad 20 connect tincastle with
Some point on the shenandoah Valley Rail
road. this amount being more than neces-
sary for organization. The people are be-
coming thoroughly aroused % the impof-
tance 0f the building Of this road. ana ere
long Fincastle will be one of the first among
the progressive.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1890-03-07
BLOODY BATTLE +.
Between the French Troops and the Dshe-

EctWtfn IHe FfHtH ITO"Fs "III 1I7' DF'''-
nssyau~.
PARIS, Mar. 6.--The soleii has received
news OF another battle having been fought
between The French troops and those OF tho
King OF Dahomey. 4 number OF The par
ticipants on both sides We're killed. and
many wounded. The Dahomeyans succeed
ed ia capturing "a number Of frenchmen
and other Europeans. Further adsices
from the scene 0f the conflict say that AFTER
the first engagement between the French
and Dab0mcyaDs, the latter made a second
attack upon kafen. -Four hundred Of their
numberwere killed and they were nnally
repulsed.