davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1890-07-01
gafyaae mad Gurppa.

9ie Asenturen bes 9errn 90. 8.
Ooung, $50. l Commerce : @traBe,
Gan Mntonto, unb $50. SOB Wains
StraBe, SaIIas, bertreten tlur bic
anerfannt beiten europdii5en Dampfers
9inien. 5err Ooung lit i'm 9tanbe bic
billie It EN- &aten au geben. er=
tbeilt bereitwilig iebe getpini9te Muss
funft unb beiOr9t iebr prompt ale ibnl
iibergsbenen Nuftrd9e. Der mad GU
ropa gu reiien ptini9t, ober Nermanote
beriiberfommen lafen min, penbe fi9
an irgenb cine Der genannten Mgenturer.
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gaabe 81 gppttpreiiem.

500 Baar Ginberi@ube gu 81. Ros
ftenpreis $1.30 unb $1.40. Damenz
Slippers gu Is @ts. un6 $1-nertb
SLIPS.
@~piBenbeiebte Morsenidube flr 9as
men oler Nrten, Gpe3ialitdt. @roBe
&ebuttion! $1.75 9amen. 3n6pfI9ube
fur $3.50. 5ulibaus $500 @lacees
leber 2n6pfidube 1T Der bette Der WeIt.
Sulibans f%albleOerner @1ub fit Mdns
ner gu $500 1T uniibertrefhi9. Mdn.
neri9ube fir $500, tuertb $3.50.
preisermdBigungen in alen anberen
NrtiteIn, iuonon in ben f%einften unb
mittleren 5orten nur bas bette gefibrt
tpirb. 9ie ausgeidnittenen Rdngurubs
leber=5 @ube fir Mdnner, trager fid
gut unb fin6 eomfortabel. beionoers au
empfeblen. Garbige S1ube In Blaeee
5u acceptablen preifen.
g. &. GuIItban,
S6e Commerce e, ext mnrhts ctr
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at bic eMtpimoiudtt uubeilbar9

Man Ieie bas Gadfebenbe vSerr 6. s.
Morris in 8epart, srtanfas, fast: sd lag
an eunsen @bfesfen f9Der barnieOsr, unO
meine Greunbe unb bic aertte erfldrtsn mid
fir unbeilbar fdDinofiidtis. Da fing i9 an,
Or. Sings neues e@p%inofudtsmitteI gu &c.
brauGen. SEPT babe i'd bic brittle GIafde unb
bin bereits i'm Stanbe, bic grbeiten auf meiner
6arm ipieber gu iiberDaden unb gu beaufid-
tisen. 60 III bic bette Mebiein, bic es 9sben
fann!"
Sefe Mibbleipart in Decatur, Ohio, fdreibt:
yBenn i'd ni9t Dt. Sings neues SdtDinb.
fn6ts. SeilmitteI sebraudt bate, mare i'd Idon
lanse meincm eunsenleiOen erIeaen. Die Mertte
batien mid bersits aafsessben. SEPT bin Id
bel beifsm BobIfsin."
@~robsHalden frei In alien apotbsten. @boie.
fnle bel Dreib, 2bompfon Il So.
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gde Commerce & st. Marp's Str.
Serr 6. $. Maaer in Der wefi.

Serr g. $. Miiaer in Der Wef.
Commerce StraBe bdIt tets bas pols
fOmmenfte 2ager in 3eidenmateria=
lien, Sapeter, Garben, @las, SpiegeI=
CLOS, 8iloerrubmen, Girnifea unb allen
3ei6nens unb Wtaler. uten1lien. Riinf=
iesii6 ausgefibrte gilber uno 6tatuet,
ten &c. inb in elmer febensnertben Sol
lerie sur NHf6t unb gum 8erfauf aass
getelt. SH Sapeten unb 3immerbefos
rationen 1T bas @ei6madbolie uab
Weueie bort 3u finben.
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County Die Mebrbeit @oofs tpenu
fe t~berbaupt ben Sieg babon
trdgt, e,re b69f unbebeutenbe iein.
Sn ben meiiten Counties, mel9e gu
@uniten bon 9osg fnb, lit bic 3abl Der
Nbseorbneten, welde He nod Der
Stats. Gonbention fhiden. ni1t anges
geben, 10 baB cine senaue 3dbluns bet
0oee=Irmee ni@t m6gli9 1T; 10 bel
m6@te aber feffteben. bob lie iebt i6on
nabeau fart genug 1T, I'M bel einfa9er
Maioritdt uobl oes Sieges t@er gu iein.
9aB bic Sogg. Nrmee auBer Der
Garmers8 eo6lteruug, pel9e ibren 2ern
bilbet,-au einem ni6t unpeientli6en
She'll aus ol1naufriebenen" beitebt,
tpel@e f9 Die Nufgabe geftelt boben,
bic alte bemotratii9e partei gu besorz
ganifiren, unb baB benz 8eitanbe bers
ielbeu bieies Mal in WirtIi6teit cine
srnftli6e @efabr brobt. lit cine Shat.
fade, tpel@e nit teber Wo6e bes WabIs
fampfes mebr gu Sage tritt unb wel9er
segentiber ieIbt bic n@olb. Stems"
niht ldnger ibr Muge berf9lieBen fann.
Sn einem 2eitartifel in elmer ibrer
Iebfen Nummern muB He es auqefeben,
baB 2eute, beren politii9e Nai6auuns
qer unb @runbfdbe benen Der bemofras
til6en partei raoitaI eatgegenHeben, es
,,bur@ ibr ftuges Man6priren gu
Wege gu bringen gepuBt baben, Die alte
fefe Buta Der Hemofratie In ihren Be.
fb au betommen". 9ieie ginbrings
hinge, figt {e binsu, baf1en freili6 bic
Demotratie ibrer %peraangeneu grfolge
balber bon 6eraensgrun6, beu9eln iebt
aber Mnbdngli6feit uub 2iebe, neil fe
in 3utunft ibren Namen gepihermaBen
als cine Wrt burd bic 3eif au gbren Qes
fommener 6anbelsmarfe benuben au
f6nnen glauben, melde fur bic MaKen
eine m1Atige Mnaiebunastraft bat. Wie
es i9eint, begt He bic ernltlide Beftr9.
tung, oaB es ben ginbrinalinaen qelins
qeu tpirb, nit Der altsbemofratiiden Sc.
iddftsregel Der 0,eibiertel. Mehrheit in
ben Ronbentionen, tyeIde Bic Worniuos
tiou in bic 0anb Der tleinen berridenz
ben Minberbeit leate, beren 6errfdaft
unb bic partei ftr etpiae !3eit au
breden.
SebenfaIs lit Der b~iesidhriae Wahls
tampf elm b6ah in~terefanter unb fam
FIR bic @nfmifluuq bes 5taates. ueIde
auf Der gntmidluua feiner Snbuitrie Be.
rubt, BON meittragenbEer Bebeutunq
uerben.
gu ben teranif9en gtaoten, tpelde
fd bur6 bas GraebniB BET @enlusaufs
i1ahme in niht chen anaenebmer Weiie
enttduldt faben, III iest aud bic iunae
Bubmaaa sort Wortb, aetreten :
he bate fd nit ibren 6ofuunaen un6
in ibren @r6Seuiiaimen big al eiuer
gep6lferuugsaabl BON 10000 Bis
IS, 900 berarfge1dmunaen, unb iebt
febt He Der niidterne @enlusbeamte rn=
barmberaig auf bic 3.abl BON 20. O85
berab. Qu6 fir Nalas brinat elm Be.
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Sin az Wounh,tro in Shfirinoer

Gin gu Naunburg in Sbaringen
wobnenber %penfionirter Officer, Sberits
lieutenant b. s9olten, Elm Mann BON
nabeau go Sabren, bot ftir5li9 eine
5uBuanoerung bollenbet, bic fi1 Seus
mes Spa3iergang nod SDratus miirbig
CUR Seite ffeIen ldBt. ST bat ndmli6
ben IS beuti6e Meilen Iangen Weg
bon Naumburg nod @oImar i'm gIfab,
tpobin bic friber In ytaumburg in @ars
niion liegenben bierten Sdger psrfebt
tuorben fnb, in sebntdsiser ununter.
broGener Wanberung 5uriidgelegt.
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2lm bas 4mblifutn !

Meincn aunben uno Dem Yublitum bee6re
i'd mid bierburd an3useisen, Dap i'd meme
SDoos unb MineralmaHer 6abrit
aus Observation-Disclosures b~erfauft babe.
Mciuc Nadfolgcr linb Die Serren q. MIDI
badber ano Z. Obs, mel6e i'd meinen olteu
aunben belteus ewpfeble.
Meineu Salpon fdbrc i1 am alien
Ylabe, SIDE Soleb0o- uno &omaua : Strase,
fort.
6rit SSesp.
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sas- 8eii6tist BEL Yancoaf &
9 o ben groBen 9orratb eIeganter
Nnaiige fir bieie Saifon bon $40 aufs
tpdrts. Die beifen Maaren fur biliges
8elbI Seine fertige Nn3iigs, bon BEN
befen S6neiberu herQefelt.
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Mnerlei.

: Gin in Der Sruderei BON @ebr.
Sobnfon ongeitellter Rnabe. Namens
Cunningham, gerieth ge1tern in
ben 3reibriemen Der Wai6inerie, muir
be mebrere Male berumeef9leube,t,
nobel fein 9opf gesen bic Wanb geI9la,
gen Durbe unb brad einen Nrm an apei
5tellen. ST mar bic ein3ige etiBe ieiz
ner Mutter. 8epuBtlos tpurbe CT Ing
6aus gebra9t uno bic 8er3peifung Der
Wutter fannie feline @ren5en.
0om l.. Suli ab fnb in Gan Nns
toniD ftnf Brieftrdger mebr a~ngetelt.
S. 8. Sruebart telesrapbirt aug
Der 6aupiffabt Werico, eaB Prdfbent
9ta3 feline moralii6e unterftibung aur
5air in San Nntonio 5ugeiaet 1no oers
fpro6en babe, mieberum cine ausge3ei9s
nete Mtilitdrtapele gu fhiden.
Grau Matbilbe Neite flagt UNI
Sdeibuag bon ibrem Manne Wusuit
Nette, neil er Elm setpobabeitsmdBiger
Srunfeabolb unb ni9t i'm 5tanbe. lit
le!ne Camille 51 erndbren.
Ser BaufDntraftor s. %. @arrico
bat foIirt.
= MuBer Der Ser. @taaten Mllitdrs
&apelle trerben in benz l1ebuneslaser
ber Miliaen flint ~auspdrt,se Gapelen
bertreten iein unb bel allen @eIegeus
beiten bic Mufit liefern.
= Bel einem 9rantenhesu9e in Banz
6era ertranfte Or. g. Z. 2omrn BON
e1er seIaqtli@ an SaTmenf9anoung.
5pel Nef2le osgaoea ttU 3a tgm UNI
SIOne!eH lelae aw~eGella9pnag nag Sail
al an1On.o an. 9eIedn ufOfgen paro ef
az uee.len a0romepl'g Don pier, oel
2oea,9sr9p . NaAW. pr: somtp ram
oOr Q Sagrea lelnef 9~elunoDell me9en-
Ct ~ luH9eatranI-pler9er. gen hens
Is 2S~0pngaus. sde ooH 2raots StraBe
G Un Aoe4ue y, game CT cry pr e!h'gea
soOUen 9e5o9e1; gr DlateflaB1 e1ae
HyIuu uIU xuUHl MIUUtI.
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&inerftbe. Yarf erDffnet.

Ser &ioerRbesp art unb 8arroum 1T
BON nun on fir bas BubIitum pieber
ofen. Gn Der 8ar giebt es 1tsts erfri.
i1enbe un6 ftdrtenbe @etrdnfe.
QubmiQ Wahnde.
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Sic @pmntn 8pmmiiiare.

pel9e ii@ als Boarb Of Equalization
fonftituirt baben, baben bic NHeKments
Der folgenoen 9teueraabler UNI Die ibren
gtamen gegentberfebenoen Summen
prhHhf*
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Gtab1irt 1866.
7 hos. Goggan K Bros.
Gan Mntonip, Seras.
Can Mntonio, Seras.

sdauen.
@m bmumdt9en fef iMS Dbarterent unieus @e6haHs ub nibmen brmEIben nnSrs
game 3eh.
MM S Rss 0T shsmanb j. @Mr fasen senau, Ddaen gBer6 tms saarument bat
2T aea o@ Snlrumeite taf aa Encouragement Gabrfen prHrt unb nur bic Maen.
Saleneen hbauen, bede mir fit Die bdn bnnen.
Ir haben in unhrem @ef61f nAr &apuaI anoled os oeg NuMaUen.6 6mder I'm Srn4
h@nnenasno men, mn Isa MIR r bsar taukn,ic u6auea mir bic nsbrsHen @rHe
:, WM aea o9@ NeelIat mdB1e Erene, GUT gSaare unb 2braGtat unRren &unoen aeqens
ubere n ertd9r1bS unb fables @ef9at aufgbaut ub pepn unfae 8rinapmm bdbebaIRu.
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sar Die Ieitenbe Grase III iebt: Seib
Sbr nit etner Glaide bon @bamberIains
x@olic, @bolera uab Diarrboea &es
meop4 berieben, aIs elm Mittel geseu
2eibi6mer3e1 pdbrenb Der Sommers
monate2 Seine 6amilie fam ristiren
mdbrenb beg beiBen Weiiers obne bieie
unf6dbbare Webi3in su iein. Wan
wirb ie fiber iI6tbig baben; He LIT elm
uabrer Greunb, biIft in alien Gdaen
unb IdBt f9 lei9t e%innebmen. Glaf9en
5u rs unb so Gents gum 8erfauf Bel
R. @obn un5 Co., s. Galtsper unb
@Obn unb in allen a~potbefen.
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9amen, tuelebe nabeu

Die 9emofraten bon Genbau
@OuniD baben ibre Gelesaten CUR
Stoats. Gonuention inliruirt. fir Sogg
gu fimmen; ebenio bic bon colorado
County.
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ROUGH on TooTHAcHE. Is Cts. Sci
Drusaifen.
RouGH ON CoRNs. CART ober ipeid. Is
Gents.
9ameit, tueldbe naben
ober SauSarbeit Uerriaien, perben LEAuRELLE
OH ais einen pertbboIen artiteI CUR ST.
baltuns Der 8artbeit Der Saut fdaben lernen.
eab e8 beim @ebraude ein;isben, Ssin 6e.
braud berbinbert feinesmesS bic Sanbbabun0
Der feinfen SeiOentoTe ODER Satins. $l.00
bel Drueaifen ODER fraufo per erpree.
g. g. @eHs, Serfeb git1, n. 8.
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2eber. un6 NierenIeiben iperoen
fder gebeilt bur6 Or. aueuit 6bnis's
hamburger SrOpfeu. Sn allen apo'
tbeteu au baben.
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SIN HaIe bon aruntbeit oSer
llusliid sepabren mir ffets
ldnsere Belt. Shit Sbpctbeten.
Noten fam biss MIDI sef9eben.
8ir brauden unferc Notert
unb @iderbeiten ni1t an Ban.
tiers ODER Geloberleiber aa
transferiren, UNI nit Dem @eIb
infer @eiddft weiter3ufibren.
Bir brauden .ntdt bobe
Yrcife gu berednen fir Sn.
ftrumente, pelde mir anf Set
berfanfen, nm bic 8inien auf
8orfdiFe beraus3ui9lassn.
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@ir herfaufen 9ianos unb
Srseln 70 nieorig seesn baar
ooer auf 10 leidte 8ablursen
bin nie irsenb elm Saus i'm
Morben ober SiiDen.
Bir poaen feline Noten ODER
St9erbeit, menn mir Yianos
ODER Srseln Serfaufen. Mir
relerbiren nnS bas Mnre6t auf
bas Snifrument.
Noten t0nnen lei1t britteu
Rerionen iibertrasen tperben,
tpel9e Die @inlofuas berfelbea
erafptnoen.
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EeS 1T sbr bi6hs, ba bic @aranhen n9tsrantponi6er gaentn, Sanbdr unb aMusu
penbhS fb. "os"
9nIus asksngn mo ale 9aindssns pdds snHrumete bon uas tauasn
ISenen, nebe ne Gmerion aufebt febmMn @inps nit allen aeuefen grbeTeruuun nod
aDt gae9en bdben, tonnenp m bmfdrn bbI pbgLi9 bidaben IdnqR al Der SMte ar m.
oegn Snfrumente feben, fe lun9f nod Tenere bt1hge 8ndnoaunaen afahrn bcMn burh
neDe auaItatu UNI HnMng beS Zones hbeutenb rb0t nurben, 10 a6 Gs ae anmreu Ibs
trensa !SMs 1T bic Mnfdt aur nnpareuf9en ub fompenhn RrMr.
g at fO staas-g senisa fir sseber etdnpab 6 Sons, aaabe. ebaains 6 Sons, sra.
t1ul9e nno :. V Sale & 60 @ianos, ub Waon & Sanin, unb 0imbau SrmIn.
mr nR aa Be- s@ SmtssO ION 2 orsln BE fpgaa fr M aaastuhst paDen. Die cine her,
Srnsr uno bic 0naItaten lafen nitS 3u nInfden abg.
Nr tnVnn fur gSboh1ae. UNI &tau.&nnfI Tue Sodeu bpn muuaGfhen nnrumenfen
ebenlo Mnffin 8lahern, 8dnba, 8adnn Mr ale Snaruusnte.
nFr @orrdb IN adea 1T Der sr6k I'm Sabn.
Wr fenben auf appGtahon &atmoae nno 8rdSifeu bon 8mnos. OmeIn. SNnGnEfheu
Snfrnmenten, Wnffaieu, Roen A. u ub beantnorRn brombt me breaihm Wnfrmrn
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
NOTES AND COMMENT.

W. Ii. Dixon, of the Milwaukee road,
had lively time yesterday. A mile
age ticket had been confScated from a
passenger. and the matter had been
placed in his hands to settle. The mile
age ticket was made out IN tie name of
q. w. Wellington, and the passenger
appeared before Mr.. Dixon claiming
that that Was his name.
What are your proofs?" interrogated
Mr.. Dixon.
Proofs? Don't you take the word Of
gentleman" retorted the individual.
Yes, if you will give me the proofs
that you are one" came the reply.
This incensed the man terribly. The
room became too warm for him. his
head was burning, and he removed his
hat to cool it. He. unfortunately, laid
the headgear in front of Mr.. Dixon, who
therein read the name of the owner:
IN. Levy" When his attention was
lapsed, and the Milwaukee ticket office
knew him 10 more.
E. A. Whitbridge, the business man
ageT of Miss Amelia B. Edwards, says it
is remarkable how that lady has at
tracted audiences throughout the coun-
atry.. He has toured the States with
many lecturers, but none has taken so
we'll as the distinguished English
woman. Mr.. Whitbridge tells good
story Oh George w. Cable. mark Twain
and Cable had completed successful
featuring tour, and at the close Cable
thought he would like to try alone.
Whftbridge accordingly took preim-
mary. tour of the New England states,
and Cable fell awfally flat. He rarely
secured more than $50 houses.
Why don't the people Gomez" asked
Cable. 'They tlocked to hear Mark
Twain and me-"
That's true" replied Whitbridge,
but Mark Twain is absent this time"
Cable did not reply, but at once re-
linquished the idea of starring the coun-
try alone.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
ANOTHER LEGAL TILT.
Officer Hopping Held-Roman
Case Continued-Polic Co urt

Officer Hopping Held-Roman
Case COntinued-Polic Co urt
Notes.
The preliminary trial of August Hop
ping, the mounted police officer ac-
cused of attempted outrage by Betsy
Jansen, Swede servant at Hamline,
took place yesterday before Judge Burr,
The court room was crowded during
the forenoon and afternoon sessions by
the morDidly curious who expected
saiaGious details. The girl, a rather
gOod-lOoking young woman, told her
story through an interpreter. Officer
Hopping took the stand in his own de-
Tense, and told 4 straightforward story.
The proceedings were enlivened by a
little tilt between Judge Egan and At
tOrney Ives. The judge, in summing
up, was expressing regret that a man
like Hopping should be accused of such
an offense.
"You don't act as if you regretted it
much" ironically intergested Mr.. Ives.
How dare you contradict my state
ment?" shouted the judge. Il say how
dare you?"
81 said that during the conduct of
this case yon didn't act as if you had
any regret"
Il am doing my duty. [ am not run
ming for Office now" said Mr.. Egan IN
dignantly, land | propose to do my
duty"
Judge Burr raped the two lawyers to
order, and the case proceeded. AT the
close Hopping was held to the district
court under 81 900 bail, when was fur
nished. He at once sent in his resigna-
ton as an officer.
Fred Skiller and Henry Schultz, the
two youths who were arrested Friday
for burglaries committed on st. Anthony
hill, were held to the grand jury in
$500 each. Skiller has served term
in the penitentiary.
Frank Boyer, charged with stealing Il
coat from Morris Haley, secured a con-
tinuance until Tuesday. John Halls
from was accused by Caroline Quist
with being the father of her unborn
child. Halstrom promised to marry her,
and accordingly the case was dismissed.
The assault case against DR.. A. RO-
man, of the West side was continued
until March Is. The girl upon whom
the assault was, it is said. committed,
cannot be found, and the impression of
the authorities is that she has been
spirited away.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
THE HUSBAND FALSE.
A Wronged Wife Secures an Eter-
nal Separation.

At the special term yesterday the d.
vorce mill, the wheels of which have
grown musty from inactivity, was set
going again. The first case called was
that of Mary Gibbs against Jerome p.
Gibbs. The action was for divorce on
the grounds of habitual drunkenness
and adultery. Mrs. Gibbs testified that
she was forty-eight years of age, her
husband fifty, and that she was the
mother of four Children. She formerly
lived at Northfield, and 1t was at this
little burgh that the trouble arose. For
two years before she was obliged to
leave him the defendant kept contin-
ual jag Oh board, and spent most of his
time at the house of one Frances TrueS-
dale, damsel of shady reputation.
His occupation was that of carpenter,
but he got too tired to work, and the re-
suit was that the family was brought to
a state of penury and want. Indeed,
the bill of fare at the Gibbs house for a
year or more, owing to Pere Gibbs love
for booze, consisted of bread and salt,
butter being out of the question. Mrs.
Mccoy, daughter of the plaintiff, cor
robOrated her mothers evidence and
testified further that she once found
her father at the house: of Miss Trues-
dale sans coat or hat. Other witnesses
testified to the character of the woman
TrueSdale, it being the general opinion
that she was not, like Caesars wife,
above suspicion. The court thereupon
granted decree
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
OLD-TIMfG LEGISLATION.

William P. Murray is full of interest
Ing "reminiscences of st. Paul and its
early settlers, and he is fond of telling
stories about We Olden tyne. speaking
about using Doodle among the legisla-
tors up in Bismarck said he, reminds
me of old Joe Roulette. He was mem
Der Of the territorial legislature. At
that lime we were trying to dispose of
land grants for number of railways
entering st. Paul, which have since
been absorbed or changed their names.
Some one got up scheme and a Syndi-
cate of. which Joe, Brown was preSi-
dent. They wanted TO get bill through
the Legislature, and We're dealing out
great blocks of stock in the concern to
the legislators for their influence. Rou-
1ette- was approached, and listened at
tentively until the offer OF s. 900 in
stock came. Look here interrupted
Joe, i don't know anything about
stocks, but, if It's all the same to you,
I'll take $500 instead And he got it.
Joe. is the man who saved the CAPT
tai to st. Paul" continued Mr.. Murray.
1.-The proposition was to locate it in st.
Peter. Five members of the territorial
council were in faver of the bill
and four against it. We thought it
WOulu uc Il SOOu Joke 10 worry lno 0pp0-
Sition and SO spirited Joe away. He was
secretcd in an upper room of the Fuller
house, afterward the Old International,
at the corner of Seventh and Jackson,
which later was destroyed by fire. We
kept Joe there for four or five days and
good time he had of it. He tloated
around among the chambermaids with
an OLD dress on, drank poor whisky, ana
at night we used to go down and play
cards with him. 1t started as joke and
took so well that we made a serious
matter of it. For 1913 hours the council
was under call. Every day the chair
man would call up the sergeant-at- arms
and roast him for not finding Joe. But
he didn't find him, and st. Peter didn't
get the capital"
(which reminds me-" further rumi-
mated Mr.. Murray. THAT several years
ago had OCCASION to go to st. Peter to
look up some records. | found there,
recorded in the names of those same
council members, any number of lots
and blocks of lots. The lots had he
lOnged to the land syndicate that wanted
the capital at st. Peter. Oh, yes; they
are terribly corrupt up there at Bis
marck. We may ue a bit corrupt down
here, but it takes more to get us than it
does those fellows"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
MERRY SOUTH ST. PAUL.
The Social Club Has a Bright,
RoSy-Hued Time.

The ball given last Thursday evening
by the South st. Paul Social club, at
the Commercial hotel, was one of the
most successful events of the season in
the stoekyards city. The officers were
William O'Brien, president: S. w.
Boyden, vice president: j. j. Gahan, sec
rotary. and c. Ii. Simons, treasurer. II.
j. Gahan, George Dempsey, p. z.
Weines and A. P. Garrett were efficient
committeeman. There were present
Mr.. and Mrs. +. ID. Henderson, Mr.. and
Mrs. NJ. hurry, Mr.. and Mrs. p. H.
Foley, Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Atchison. Mr..
and Mrs. Garrigan, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
lam Sterritt, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Hesse,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Kent, Mr. and
Mrs. Buckner, Mr.. and Mrs. B. Becker,
Misses Heating, Annie Heating, May
joyce, Emma Benson, Laura Davie,
Mary EngIe. Maggie Crowley,
Nellie Smith, Miss 0'Connell. Sadie
Gibbons, Bertha Miller, Misses Hesse.
Phillips, Kennedy, Sullivan. Smith,
Weaver, Lamico. Congdon,- Weldon,
Bess Stapleton, Lizzie Shea, Annie
Roney; Messrs. Barney Quinn, 2. p.
Weiner, William Fullmer, Charles
Dempsey, Ii. Kennedy, j. Schrol,
c. Kennedy, James Sullivan, William
BargOyne, Harry Carr, r. Grant, Will
lam Mcdonald, James Whipple, George
Fleck, w. O'Brien, c. II. Simons, j.
Gahan, George Dempsey. T. Gahan. S.
w. Boyden, b. G. Mott, William Thuet,
! j Todd
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-02-16
THE ELECTRIC LINE
Will Positively BE Opened With
in a Few DAYS.

An unavoidable detention of small
piece of important machinery will ne
cesSitate few days delay in opening
the Grand avenue electric line. Arch
bishop Ireland and Thomas Cochran
yesterday issued the following:
We have endeavored during the building
OF the extension of the street railway line
upon Grand avenue and its electri cal equip
ment to give the representatives of the press
prompt and accurate news concerning its
completion. The overhead construction is
practically finished, and the generators in
place upon which the road will depend for
It's electrical power. All concerned have
worked diligently that the opening of the line
might take place upon Feb. D believing that
public holiday would be fit time to in
augurate the new motive power which is
destined to revolutioniZe Hithin the next
few months street transit throughout our
whole city. But, unfortunately, almost at
the last moment it is discovered that certain
small parts of the machinery. weighing in all
not above 300 pounds, were BY mistake
shipped from Boston by freight instead of
by express, so that further delay of
a few days seems now TO be unavoidable
Approaching the interest which the whole
public has in this enterprise and the desire
OF our enierprislng daily papers 10 keepthe
public accurately informed we have felt ii
our duty TO give this. information, pledging
ourselves that the postponement shall be for
as few days as possible, and in this pledge
we believe ourselves 10 be heartily joined by