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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
sTILLWAzAIER NEWS,
iTrf-s-s-
Prof Wilson Re7Engaged as Su
snapintendent ofsSehools

Prof Wilson Re7Engaged as SUI
.pePintendent of Schools.
Prof. Frank It. Wilson WAS ire.en-
gagged by the board of education Tues
day evening as superintendent of pub
licssehoelss att salary. Of $4,000 pei, year.
The salary of William Begg-as teacher
was fixed .sat9s7O per month, and Miss
Ada Roney. Miss Winnie Sutherland,
Miss Kate Van 'Emmon and Miss Eva
Fostertwere engaged AS teachers alta
monthly salary Of $40. The officers of
plomas to the following graduating
members Of the high school: Nella E..
Emerson, Minnie Mabel Seward, e.
Louise Goodhue, Matte E. Hurley, Eva
j. Hall, Eliza H. Kruger, Eva r. Me
Laggan, Elizabeth B. Fritschie, Edith
E. Griffin, C. @Evlyn -Snithson, Mary
Heffernan, Graeia L.. jerks, Daisy Nc
MILAN, Edith Sargent and S. r. sReeS.
The adjutant offMull Ter Post No l, q.
A.. R., issuedan order yesterday direct
ing the comrades ;ofsthe post to, assemble
at headquarters at s o'cloek~to-morrow
morning, and proceed thence to deco
rate the graves 0f-Soldiers at Fairvlew
and the South Saltwater cemeteries.
At lao %. IN. thespostw will agaillassem-
BILE at the q. "A. r. hall and march to
Fairview cemetery, where the days adj
dress will -be delivered by Judge Nc
Cluer. The. line of march from the hall
to the cemetery will be up Main street
to Commercial avenue, up Commercial
avenue to Second street. sdewn Second
to Third. aud thence. to- the cemetery.
The prospects for a successful meet
ing of the driving club atlhe Lilly Lake
park next month are very zfattering.
Secretary Mccarthy ..gees Monday to
'Terre Haute.where he expects to secure
some desirable entries for the Saltwater
races.
A man down yesterday from Ander-
son &O'Brien's Namekagen log drive
reports thatthe entire drive, .inciuding
the Bean brook logs, will be at the
mouth Of the river to-day. The rains
have swollen sail the logging streams
tributary to the ST.. CroiX. and teirteen
feet ofWater is reported OF the Veazle
dam.
The Jury lin the case of Belsehe
against JOY. as the receiver of Thomas
Fenstermaeher, gave "a verdict last
evening for defendant and .adjudged
him, entitled Ito possession of, the prop
erty described in the complaint, valued
atiS77S. sGourt:adiourned to. June 2.
The jury lin the case of the State
against George Abreseh, WHO'S charged
with seduetionf under promise of mar
rage, brought lin verdict Tuesday
evening acquitting the defendant.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

"A NEW danger is indicated by a case
ina Massachusetts court. The teacher
neutrality-suspicious. was and isFquite
common -withtthe Puritan mothers, 5and
washed the anfeutheof thesprofaae urchin
with soap and water. The boy at once
had the di6htheria and died, and the
parents bring suit against tlefteacher
sfor the loss ,of THE lad. Ifsiteshaillbe
shown from expert investigations that
the internal application of soap and
water breeds disease, willsDen necessary
determine next whether it is the soap or
sthewater which is to blame. I'he Incl
dent zeccrrred in a city that had just
.yotednot to use water diluted with ba-
.cillus fleStroyers.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
Race: War in. Alabama.

iBIRMINGRaNAI,g Ala, MAY 26.-A lserl-
OPS race warts threatened lat Six4MIle,
a4smalf.townljn IBfbb county, /. ffftysmiles
southwest Iof this city. Last snightea
party OF. white men fogged three negro
women who insnitetf three white ladies,
which created great excitement among
the negroes. They threatened syepge-
ance and became demenstrative when
the whites armed themselves and dis
peEsed sthem. To-day sthe negroes are
organizing and .gathering.in force, and
troubIe.is feared tonight.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
NO LACk OF CANDIDATES.
Many Alabamans Willing to Be
Governor.

MONTGOMERY, Ala. May t2S.-The
Alabama Democratic state convention
was. called to. order at noon to-day by
Chairman Tomplzips, of the. state execu-
tive .leommlttee. w. II. benson, of
Etowah, was chosen Temporary chair
man, land "A. 5Sternhart, of Butler, sec
rotary. Committees on eredentialSsaId
permanent neutrality-suspicious.
and the convention at 40 took a,recesS
tifl5.p.Fm. to await their reports. AT
the eveningssession the committee OIL
credentials notified the convention it
weulGt be uafablet to report tillg10 O'clock
Tomorrow and the convention at 1918
p. m. adjourned. ''fhe conWentionsiSt the
most exciting heldIhere sIneeithe war.
There ARE five candidateSifer governor:
r. F. Koelb, of Barbour ;sG. IF. John
ston,, of jefferson ;.AV iiliam Richardson,
of Madison; James Crock, :ofJ Calhoun,
and HhomasiM .lJOnes, of Montgomery.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
,a,rinoe Artslurgat ,Port.Arthur.

PORT 4AREHHR, Ont, May s22S.-THls
reNaliiligilness Rrhlee Arthur, sduhesof
Gsnaraught. after whom this place,
formerly prince .ArtilufAs sEanding,"
was named, arrived here at $50 this
mnrningsfrdm India via a special Cana
diaIsPaciticrhaip He lWas metiby Lie
Inaypr and council land presented with
the usual loyal ,asldness. sRhe .sspeelal
ieftsifere .atE9 80, and is abiliedzto reach
Niagara Ftslls via the North Bay and
tiraiid Trunk sIsifiwsy stosneFrUwseYen-
hue. a, most Itnparallalel Elm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
But They will Not.
Buffalo Courier.

Buffalo Courier.
lit issa cleariease that Mckinley pro-
tectionlf for thessnga trust will enable
that menonoIy to vastly increase fthe
profit which tit now .asrings ifromsthe
people. With. the demonstrations of this
Fact before their eyes, ought not the
Republicans in. congress, as honest rep
Eesentatives of their constituents, ito
anlendethe sugar schedule lard thus re-
duee the =exofbitant profits of a smerci-
lessttrust. which menepoiizessan article
Of common nse,and necessity, and rat
tens Itself atevery DOOR man. S table?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

The New York Tribune did not strike
it rich, as it were, in prospecting about
the colleges fer protection support. 1t
gathered the opinions offthe s1s6OO SEN
:iors islsfertystwo colleges, and aonly SO
per cent could be. put down on the high
tariff side. Nostieubt sit selected the
.mestifayerable iout of the
$50 of this country. Probably many OF
the 80 percent lweEesnst supporters of
the MCKINLEY fabric. 1t used to be
claimed that the colleges were the
strongiolis Eafthe Republicans, but the
inteAigeneesdfathe age lis moving in the
other direction NOW.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
OPPOSED TO REEF sBARoNs.
Butchers Organize ito Antagonize
armour FIT al.

Butchers Organize ito Antagonize
armour FIT AL.
CINCINNATI. May g. The Butchers
National Protective association lis now
holding a convention here. Their aim
is to- antag onize, the dressed beef mon
opoN,'' as they call the enterprise of
Armour and others engaged inshippipg
dressed beef. Charles James, aof st.
Louis, 4preSifles. Resolutions were
adDptella fayoring the adoption of "a ina
acknowledgements ito be placed on lall
home dfeSSetlimeatSia and intfaveriOf ..the
Gpnger slard law. Considerable time
was aakenain fthe. discussions Ola prepe-
siti0nstO employ ansorganiAer Ito Gorgan-
ize local associations. 1t swas FINALLY
left t0la eemaliateeltD ixstheasum to abe
paid sand stlse snaethad sof raising the
money. .A;barbeeMegMasigiyen this att.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
sApostate Republicans.

chieagoaTimes.
Tbe.CleyelandlL Undertakes the aeer
to.sayithat "when MIR. iButterWofth tbe-
gan 'molikeying' with-reeiprocity' it was
apparent to everyteonsistent protection
list that he was strayipg sfrom the Re-
publican path, and his exploit in the
house has created no great surprise"
Even so. What, then, has the Leader
to say about the great Republican chief
tain, Mr.. Blaine, who has been s'men-
keying" with reciprocity pretty eexten-
sively? And Whatihas Tito say of the
Republicans in the house who have
given :their support ito 7the Hit reci-
procity resolution. They would all seem
to he on the broad road to apostasY.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

The Republicans in the house will
not ltallesany further chances Oh close
votes if there are enough Contestants to
be seated. Three er,four smoresare to
come in, and probably 4allsef them had
some votes lat the election; but the
Democrats had in one case over 5000
more. The Republican theory flsthat
their men, ought toshaYe Hbeen elected.
andtthey shouldsnot be leftou because
the voters iWea1tifo the otheriman.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

too far from the center ito settthe fash
ions of the season. If the Democrats
are not in error. the Repu blican work
ers have full pockets, and are doing the
'.sbleeks tof fveV ACT in the tpld way.
Qneselectric slightieerporation is cred
tied with $4,000 in fiat squeezed out.
AS, the Republicans had 900 majority
last time, the DEMOCRATS eapshardlyl hope
to rubit-all out.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
BoWEN,s aBONs4NZA.
Sofid.Lay ers Of Pure. Gold din the
.GOlcontla Mine.

DENVER. Col, May 2s.-A report
reached here tthissaftarno0n fremi A Ia
mesa that "a wonderfalafichst rtioelhas
been madesini the eleendasmipe. which
is owned by eex.Senator Tom Bowen.
Ore has been taken tfrom the mine
through which runs a solid streak of
goldsan sineh thick. Zen adays gago a
pocket was opened from which S200,Ge0
has beeIltaken. The strike has created
the grsatest excitement natheisouthern
part lof the state.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

a PROFESSOR in Harvard college has
been appointed byaai psyehieal society
taken efhalluciEations: in. Amer
lea. sHe7wiil have.a tremendous job ii
he gets them aalI There lis a man at
Washington wlfollas the illusion that
he issa bigger president tlfan'his grand
father. There are several gentlemen
from this and other states. that imagine
that.the MCKINLEY desc will n0taend
heirpolitiealslife
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"A fWelxeisine lin Distress.

.sDETRoEr. Mich, MAY .a22s.-Ex Mayor
Ge0nge:C ;. [saaglen, a leading gmalster.
Systematically embarrassed. Yesterday
Ire gaVepast iilsAf sale sof eco toatdae
Pennies. SAT- ngs hank tOfsecnre sS26.f00
wef tli.0 fi.papsf ssemiaag elue,.and to-day
Gillett tSiltIall nth lie sDaafdl eftnade ;aeen.
began suit. il.attachment against Lang
don sfer ss22,ee0. Hangden says thathis
Indebtedness will not exec ed $4,000, and
that he can pay dollar for dollar.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
MAY BE MOUND .UP.
A Move Against the Manhattan
Mutual Insurance aC,Omnauy

A Move Against the Manhattan
Mutual Insurance Company.
ALBANY, N. y. May 12S.--Superin
teildent Of Insurance Maxwell, acting
under iihe report submitted TO him by
thesdepartment examiners en- the -eon-
ditions and affairs of tle Manhattan
Mutual Insurance Company of New
York ,fatG eshen, has mrittensa Iettersto
che attorney general saying, from the
,eXani ina ien, it appears that the assets
the eolitinnaneeIof the business of tile
company, andrea Nesting him ito inSti-
tute proper legal npfoeeedingsiin the
supreme cOtfrt5fer the dissolution of the
charter of the company and the alstfi-
button Of its effects.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
sPoIsfTIcAL TRICKERY.
Greasers Feign Sickness tozHold
Two Offices.

CITY OF saIRxIeo, May 2s.7Fmanee
Minister Manuel Dahlan istsickands has
beensgEanted bleaye uf absence by the
president. Hhe treason is to4allow him
toibe= a Candidate flor the senate iatthe
approaching election. Several other
cabinet Off alssanH governors Of. Estates
will follow hisexampIe, las. they cannot
hold two offices at once, and .Willafter-
wards ask sIeaYe- of the. senate to occupy
their other ,pasls, while proxies enter
The; senate. Minister :Dnblan will.con-.
tinue ito direct the financial policy Of
the goyerlme during his-leave.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
ECHO of l,Te,, astomn.s .Horpor

PrrTsBURG, 4lfay,2s. j.. c. 4Tarbell, /. of
this city,.has. entered i,sdit against the
pennsylvania, railroad .foris5Q, 900 dam
ages for. tl,esdaathefahisi wife aaAd two
Nv o5werel on the Rtay ifxpress
the morning of the sJ0linst0wn flood.
He hlaIpes these0Dlpany for not seeming
laellgto 5Rittshuyg ewhen it Was seen
they could not getsthEopgh the iIAa0leh
district. The easeoMaI seeme tAp for a
hearing1neXt Monday.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
ECHOES ,oFTHE1CouRTs.

IN the case of p. A. Bergsfla Us,
,JamesiM. tMab0D. JehniJ Dewey ,aDrl
swife, - Judge i0tisshas fled,ansorderl giv.
ing ijadgmentagainsti MabOnifops2skG5.
iiPhe premises described in the com
..plaint i.as belonging ..to;DeWey are Or
,dered. to pesold. Ay the sheriff toisatisfy
sa:meehancs' lien for .the aabOvernamed
ghiIm.
Mary Mott has commenced an .action
against ohn-Rufenaehtt to declare two
contracts for the sale OF. certain ,iets in
,WaEQtt's Addition to Cottage Homes
to be void, because of Rufenacht's fail
ureN to make payments thereon as pro-
.vItiedi by the contracts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

IT DOES not greatly shorten the dis
lance around the world if TRAINldid
beat Miss BEY seven days and five
hours. Probably the trip could be'made
in ten days less If there were close work
ateNery4point. m,theofy one eollldtgo
round in twenty-four hours by going up
high enough in a balloon to let the
world turn below.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
CINCHING A CHICAGO TRUST
"A Receiver for the Great Gas
Combine.

"A Receiver for the Great Gas
Combine.
CHICAGO, May 2s.-Judgei Collins this
morning. eeided the ease of FRANCISCAN.
Charloten against the Chicago Gas
Trust. He sustained the hill ofathe
plaintiff fora receiver for the trust and
enjoined the defendant, and the -four
gas accompanies eomposing.it. frontrans
fering ANY stock, money or assets sto
any. person Incorporation. The name
ofethe .reeeiversWill be announced to-
morrow. On the stock exchange here
the gas. trustee at 62I. .Abonts11
O'clock the quotation began declining
sandt.atsneomwaS ;sdown ITO 81 and still
failing. 1.-THE trading was light, and
quotations were governed by the prices
on the New York stock exchange. AT
the afternoon session of the Chicago
stock exchange gas trust opened at 80
or IL points under the morning price,
butMas sooni bid up to as and Offered
at 55A.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
Republican Extravaganza.

Atlanta Constitution.
The Cincinnati Commercial >Gazette,
red-hotRepubiiean, remarks withsa sigh
that 'titissnetiimprobable sthattthe gov
ernmentwiilsapp in the marketeas "a
borrower" T1fis is one of sthe+delight-
full probabilities OF lRepabliealEeNtra
gallce. We'll, itaail makes for the res
toratian of the Democratic. party.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
Schemes of the zWhisky Trust.

CINCINNATI, sAFayN2S.-A smeeting of
the aistribaters.s as stiay arestermed, sef
the Mliisky.trust WAS hedt'Rre5yester
daysan6l ito day at which matters ofTatss
were discussed 1T RassstateIt that. there
was plan to ailewsfive eents rebate <te
purchasers " ho swelitl agree to buyso only
of members Of thettrust, but this is de
pietls bya meMbers4 who sare.in.a position
toslsuaYs the facts.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
RELIGION I'm sPobITICs.
Badger Catholics Will Go Into the
State fCampaign.

NIIDw;AUKEE. Wis, May aS.-The con-
yention4of the German Catholic soeie-
ties adjnurned4sine 4die at noon to-day.
Resolutions were adopted this morning
declaring il. the sense of the convention
thatthea Bennett law and sitS.attendant
paternals spirit infringes upon the con-
sciences OF. the German Catholics, sand
resolving, therefore, that the societies
take an active. part in the Iappreaching
state campaign, iCengratu latory
speeohes byaG nstaYe Kaiser and Anton
Kicker and ia Rbenediction from REV.
Father .Droid, of Beaver Dam, closed
the ilaborS of the convention.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
Miniseer Rseil's second BAH.

.PARIs.Mayss 7WAitelawIReid, United
States minister. gave "a grand ball this
evening, Il he tendance Of.Which. inclld-
ed all saf 1.-THE diplomatic corps gand& a
large number off The artist ocraGN of Il Paris
and other capitals. Among those pres
sent were BaEssl~xen- Alehrenheim, Rus
siamamlaassaaersand al In sdeR othschild
with Uncertainties.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
LOST HIS DIa.MoND
And Had His Friend Arresfedf for
Stealing 1T.


Shortly after Q soaeloek this
morning Harry Wesley aand
P. "A. iMeReid were standing
inlfront of. tae tiesksat sthe Merchants
hotel where, they were istepping. The
former was. settling the hatel bill when
he took off Ills fine diamond stud
and screwing 1T through "A ten-tfolfar
bill, placed ft-in siiis vest pocket. A
moment. later he sfeft feratlle diamond
and fitewas imisSiDg. aor l,eoufm he find
it. .McKaidf sIpad close iby,Ais side the
while, -;and Wesley 5at ONCE charged
him with sIeaiing the geese
and had ahim arrested At ,tfe
station Kefd s.was carefully searched,
and neither the diamond nor
the a.si0 bill could i.be found.
McKeid lis IAN factor whom YVES
ley had met .ony "a few days
ago, but the two had become
very s.eIfnn1my.n Wesley states sthe
diamond was worth; $3.50, and also claims
that the ihotef.etefk. sawthe other steal
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
.Kuled.His ,Mlfe's. Paramaur.

iSInvBRsGIFY, N. M Inlay i22S. Thorn
as Lyons, lone of the nostsprOrhineiat
cattlemenin New Mexico, left this city
" Monday, presumably to attend .to.the
home unexpectedly, lie found his wife
and John McalaIuln1agsl' in a compromis-
Ing. position. He opdiled his revolver
and Shot the young sman three; times,
killing him instantly. His wife escaped
in. the darkness. or S he would probably
lraye.been killed also. Lyons was; ar
rested, but the jury returned a verdict
Of. institiable, homicide.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

THE publisher of the city directory
Of milwaukee, has fixed the census
figures at 10000. If the United States
counter goes below these figures 1t is
intiHfatedztllatlhe.' swiIlHot escape criti-
cism.'' Asithe directory is multiplied
by three, he may have to escape the
town,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
GeppersGaraererss Convicted.

1PaRHs, Aaysas. --Theftfialsof lM.lSec-
retain and others connected with there
cent copper syndicate, aen4charges based
on Interpretations of the syndicate, was
finished to-day IA. Secretan was convict
ed and sentenced to six months 'inaprison-
ment and stOspaysa=fne of 10000 francs.
MN. LaveissHre and Hentsch were also
convicted islhesf fern erWas sentenced to
imprisonment feathreem months land ito
haysa finesefS00 francs, sand the latter
sons of sMessrs. .I4aveissiere and
Hentsch, and Alessrs. lArbel and .Leey-3
yer weresscqaitted.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
Fire Observation-Disclosures.

IfvERpeoL, AFay tas.-A FIRE abroke
out to-day sm stiie White izStar line
steamer. Rnhic, which is ANNOUNCED to
sail to-norraw fora ew York. The hold
hatli to be sfpeded in.order to eytingnlsh
the flames. The damage to the, cargo is
believed tOahe extensive. The vessel lis
not llanlagad
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

THE Kansas Republicans whosare not
satisfied with proliibitionas they have
itin tllat=state held a,surte convention
a'fewetays age, santl begged tlfegoverner
to come inantllhears why TREY Danted
himttp, eallsthe Legislature to subn,it4the
prohibition amendment again. The
governor refused to genre in,iaRd ,tiIey
appointed IA estate iconniittee stestabe
Charge of the Observation-Disclosures
i'll the election. There may ,be some
AlteresteVen.in Kansas politics yet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

ARKANSAS farmer THINKS 'themanna
days are not all past. "A shower of
meteoric stones fell on his mortgaged
farm, and he gathered enough of them
to -seiltosa geological soeietyifor' 81 200
and lift the mortgage.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

AsBosToN paper has talsentloealob-
servatiens and concluded thatltis bet
ter fora young manEtOshave hisitreusers
bag a t5thelliiees than=to have his brains
bag at the ears. The latter is a dis
ease requiring cold applications.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
tstrflpers:Become Violent.

VIENNA, May l2s.-Tle strikers "a
Pressnitz eeomHg desperate and
are sresoft iRgtto yioientlmeasnreS. TO
day tkey.foeeed their twayiint G. several
taeIamessaad seat the loom iwaEps.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
Selected foa..s;lauef1ter.

JBEoaNIINGTeN. H., May l2ss--.Atithe
Rrehibition state conventiont this tfere
noenR. r. Link. Of Frank lin county, "a
faHmer, twas nominated gfersstate treas
usser, and asr. Carl skataan, presidentaef
Eureka college, iinAV0otfford ;-eeunty,
fer state Superintendent of public i'm
Struction.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

WHEN the Republicans talk of get
ting the, tariff billatllroughsthe senateHhy
July they overlook the fact that Senator
BLAIR proposes to deliver one of his
speeches On it.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29

QUEEN WIcToRrA lis. sexentytone, and
the Prince of Wales about fifty, but it
would beathes better wager that=sheew will
eutIive both w ales land VIGTeR. FFhe
latter issasgood deal of a'hot- house scrub.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
Slew efhe -.NhoIe Family.

MADRID, MAY pa farmer living
near Gerdeya sEsfHsed TO- grant .permis-
Sion. to one4ef his; servants to visit aibull.
fight yesteriia sYhere9pon. the, servant
ni,ir5iereu his master land -four. other
inenfbers.6f, the. Family and fled.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-05-29
porterss sImsolent Questions.

Rochester Herald.
-;rhe man who was instrumental in
having the questions sreferred bto en-
bottled in sthe list of questions might
make a valuable agent for the =cZar of
Russia, .but he is5entof place in "A free
country. There are still sonie rights
reserved to. the individual in this conn-
try as against any claim or assertion aby
the; government, and the right.tos have a
deforn!ity Or chronic disease without
publishing it ITO atlleawerld is one 5ef
Them
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,nhe eDemeenatic sl.eayen.
Observation-Disclosures.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
AKeiitsfek yuseHes;ash tqnan ITO sthe sen
atessininitaneously with the 5elsction of
apfitman ito zthe fhouse:frem Rliilaael
pllia. With a few tsreh Democratic
s'boeSts' stile afnteileetual average of
both houses would be sensibly lmproyed.
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NATIONAL POLITICS.

HeadIess All Over the iCouHtry.
Omaha Worldi Herald.
'rhe Maryland Republicans. are look
ing ferealieader. Are the Republicans
of MARYLAND alone in this?
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sRathdrum in Ruins.

RATHpHuM, ldaiso, May .2s.-Fire
yesterday afternoon estroyedth the entire
business portion of the town. Loss
$4,000, ithiIittleaiIIsIlnnce