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St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31
Personal.

Mr.. Mark Lazaro, Of Vile Plate, wa
| in town this week.
Miss Nina Deblanc, of New Iberia, i.
here on a visit to relatives.
Mr.. Jos. Bloch and family departed
! for tho Crescent City on Sunday.
Attorney l.. l. Tansey, of Lafayette
spent several days in town this week.
Mrs. Z. V. Barry, of Grand Coteau
was visiting friends in town this week
Mr.. L. Huber, of Fabacher, gave us
an appreciated call on Wednesday.
Mr. Camille Roos and family, of San
Antonio, Tex, are sojournng in our
midst.
Sheriff Lyons aud Clerk Clark, of
Acadia, were in town on Saturday and
Sunday.
Mr.. Z. L. Estilettc, assessor of Lafa-
yette parish, spent several days here
this week.
Messrs. J. J. Neyland aud J. Ehr-
hardt, of Washington, gave us pleasant
calls this week.
MI. Joseph Dtjean, of Port Barre,
came TO town on Thursday and dropped
in to see US and say an encouraging
word. Thanks.
Mr.. David Smith, a former citizen of
our pal iSh, now o. IhiOOdauy, was here
few days ago, looking as fine as
fiddle
Mr.. Cash pulllam, who has been max
ing sugar out on the Blazos river, in
Texas, for the past three months, re-
tuned last week in good health and
spirits.
NJ. Ernest Savoy, son of Mr.. Fran
co.'s Savoy, of Church Point, left on
Tuesday to enter that noble educational
the Tulane University, New
Orleans.
Our strawberry blonde" friend,
Zachary Taylor Cary, of Plaquemine
Ridge, les been appointed Justice of
the -e in place of -- Guilds, re-
signed. Shake, Zach.
Mr.. c. W. DuRoy left on Tuesday for
New Orleans, where he went to place
his bright little daughter, Miss Maud,
in the H. Sophie Newconbe Memorial
College of Tulauc University.
Mr.. NJ. Walker, of Melville, made US |
| pleasant call on Wednesday. He re-
)orts lots OF water in The Atchafalaya, |
hough the section is in no imminent |
langer of an ovel dow.
Mr.. Duchein Tatman brought home
i ON New Ioeria last week bonnie
,lide" iu the pe,son of Miss Maze
;ou.tt, charming belle Of IEe lively
Apital Of the Attakapas. We beg to
xteud our ta,dy though none lhe less
inceie Fluctuations.
Mr.. W. c. Lewis, Of New Orleans, is
mong us, levisitiDg the scenes amidst
Which he spent bis best days. Ou' old
riend, who was a member of the Ope-
ousas Gual ds," which formed part Of
1ee's immortal Army Of Nortie,n u VIZ
inia," and who, on the bloody battle
elds of the Old Dominion, made a lec-
tho shoudered theIr muskets in
eiense OF their naive State, has
ged perceptiOly since his last visit
ere aud is approaching the sere
nd yellow leaf" Of the evening of life.
o the desperate wounds of which he
ears the honorable scars and the hard
hips and privations Of four years of
readiul wal fale a'e in a measure due
is apparent decay. We hope that in
le near futule g'ateful State will
lake due provision for such men.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

The long pending question of the iD-
debtedness Of Acadia to the mother par
ish of 81. Land, v was finally settled "
our Police Jury at it's last meeting. That
body decleed that Acadia owed st. Lam
dry not one cent. The mountaiD, after
all its tremendous and prolonged labor,
has Brought forth a mouse-an iofini-
tesimally small one, at tbat.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Gov. Hill, Democrat, of New York,
has been elected to the U. S. Senate, in
place of the long winded Evarts, Repub-
lican. This IS thorght by some to re-
move him f,om the list of presidential
candidates and to open the way for
Cleveland. Perhaps so.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

At the sale of the Washington relics
in Philadelphia last week, the six tick
cts in the Delaware lottery, with the
memorandum in Wasbington's own
handwriting that they had been ere
served by G.. Washington" sold for
$500. Although they drew blanks at
first, they finally captured O prize.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Alexandria Town Talk: DR.. R. G.
Hawkins, Of Washington, La, gradu-
ate from the Medical Department. of
Tulane University, has located at Hol-
loWay, this parish, and resides in the
Methodist parsonage there. We con-
gratulate the Holloway people in secur-
ing the services of DR., Hawkins,
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Attention is called los the advertise
ment Of tbe sale, on Feb: ualy IS, of a
valuable tract of land stu, ted in this
parish, to effect partition, in the suit
of Thcs. L. Wainwright VS.. Lily May
ct ais. An excellent opportunity to
make fine investment.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

The mother OF our fellow -townsman,
A. c. Kennedy, Esq, died at the resi-
dence OF her son-in-I W, DR.. T. E. Hop
kins, at Lafayette, last Friday, and was
buiied in the Protestant Ce.rete,y there
the following day. She was The lelict
of the late Dr.. j. B. Kennedy, and WAS
aged rs yeals, 4 months and davs.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

For EENT.-A tWo-story residence
containing eight rooms, with 13 acres of
land, near Catholic Church also a fine
business stand on Main street, near the
Courier Office. Apply at this office.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

The force bill was again side track ed
in the Senate this week-at least, that
is the effect of the indefinite postpone
ment of the consideration of the cloture
rule, which is intended to choke of de-
bate in order to make its passage pos
sihIe
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

lead the advcl tisemeut, in another
column of B. FellmaD, 1879 Canal street,
New Orleans, and if you should need
any dry goods When you visit the Cres-
cent City give him a t,iaI. Mail OF lders
will receive prompt attention.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Pfefer, the Farmers Alliance candi-
date, was elected last Wednesday over
ingalls,, the ,abid Republican, as L. S.
Senator from kfDsas, and will occupy
that vndictive jack%i>s seat alter
March 4.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

WANTED-Somo good live person to
take hold of the DEMOCRAT subsciip-
tion list and work it up. Good pay to
the right man.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Alexandria Times: The Republican
conspirators are staggered by the
knowledge that if the force bill is pass
ed, not only all the Southern States, but
those with Democratic majorities in
other sections will at once change the
present mode of electng presidential
electors by the people and elect them
by the legislatures, as was done by
South Carolina up to the war. This
plan would render the election of Re-
publican president in '9a impossible.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31
4 d. BERC SALE,

I'LL
ESTATE OF FELIN DEJEAN. DECEASr1,
No -
PROBATE COURT-PAR1sH OF ST. Ian.
DRY, La.
p by virtue OF an order of the Honorable. tIre
I iroo;tte Iourt III and for the parish of st. Lam
dfy, there Will be sold at public auction to thr
7tst az" hSngst bidder, by the undersigned
l'nt; 1vstienrar! EXECUTORS or any duly qualified
flalutlnne Ridge, in said parish, on
wednesday, February 4, 1891,
Tue following described property belonging, to
tnc estate CT Felix DCcau, deceased late NJ
the parish of st. Landry, to-wlt 'A
IA head of gentle horned cattle mostly COWS.
Two work oxen. ''
Wild creole horses
TWO gentle horses.
The branding IRON
TermS-Cash.
EDMOND +. DEJEAN,
WILLIAM DEJEAN
Jan. "a, 81. Test. Executors
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Bellevue Hall will be sold for cash at
Constable's sale next Wednesday, in
front of Judge Brooks office in Opelou-
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Round trip tickets to New Orleans
will be put on sale here on the 7,h, Sth
and 9th, good until the 10Th, 1T thc price
of one fare, viz: $500.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

of the Lottery should get another
charter, it will be the absolute controIl-
ing power in the State then it can safe
ly repudiate and anDul all the promises
and obligations that have been proposed
by its friends, and opp1ess the people
by Increased taxation and otherwise
without limit"
The above is from the St. Landry
Clarion. When men have the bold ef-
frontery, the brazen audacity and the
monumental cheek to publish to the
world such stuff as this, what, in the
name of heaven, we ask, do they not
whisper in private, and in dark corners,
into the ears of their dupes? The idea
that the people of Louisiana or its Off
cials would allow any person, firm or
company to carry on duly licensed
business without paying the money de-
manded for the privilege, is absurd and
ridiculous enough but to 60 on and say
that auy company of men, in this en-
lightened age and country, would not
only be permitted to do this but would
be allowed to tax them without limit"
when as a matter of fact, the license
money they would be required to pay
into the Treasury would not only re-
habilitate the States fuances and pub
lie institutions and lcvees, but tend to
Tet ice tayation-is, to our mind, the
very quintessence Of absurdity. And
yet, these anti-lottery office-hunters
place such low estimate upon the iu-
telligence of the people that they have
the bardihood to advance such silly ar
such absurdties may be
dignified by tue Dame of argument-and
expect to find c,edulous hearers.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

The Louis ana Agricultural Society
met in annual session in Ale1aud. ia on
the 2Sti. The delegates were walmIy
welcomed by the iosDitaoe people, and
the fifth session OF tlis Important oody
promises to yield the mos, gratifying
lpsDlis
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

VIM. F. Villas, postmaste" general
under the Cleveland administration,
was elected by the Wisconsin legiSla-
tue to The L. S. Senate l. st We'd
nesday in place of Spooner, Republican.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

An explosion in coal mine in Penn
sylyania last Tuesday resulted in the
death of about 1870 human beings.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATIONS

P'o%@'2 Co"'T, Perish ST. Land,y No. 1856
ESTATE OF CHARLES CLOSE,
Whereas. Thclesphore Zerinaro of ,,, .
lsh OF ST. Landry, has applied by bis netit;nn t'",
to be appointed administrator Of the estato "a
Charles Close, deceased, late OF the narisb Of Of
st. Landry; p"'''n Vi
therefore, any person intending to m,ks
opposition |" SAID appointment will fle tbo
same III writing iu my office, in tho tnu,' lug np
Opoiousas, within ten days from tLe nreseut ~
notice. C. M TU0NpSppN Nooue
January 81, 1891, tysrk
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Nv. Jos. V. Roy, an old citizen of
Opelousas, and a member of an old and
once numerous and Influential St. Ian
drv family, died 10 Lake Charles on the
9th, aged about 80 years. We tender
TO the bel eaveu family our siuceie SYM
natbv
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Tue copper mines of the whole world
are being taxed to their utmost to sup
ply the demand for copper wire and the
other apparatus used in the application
of electricity.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31
JURY LIST.

VENHE following Jurors have been drawn to
- serve for the February term Of the 18th
Juqiclal District Court, beginning on the I'd
Of February, 1891:
FIRST
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

Have you paid your subscription for
the st. Landry Democrat 7
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31
P4RESsx OFFICERS.

CHARLES u. Thompson, Clerk OF District Court,
Ihr"pLule : FOutcnVt, HEcr.H
Robert VI. LittcIl, CorGncr.
j. J. Thonp>on, kcturn'- officer and Treasurer
T.. sumter Iay lur, A~-,.~~ur.
GcOr-e Q. LlIns. slu,NnNnr
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31
WEDNESDAY, February is, 1891.

the following described property, in order to
effect a Partition thereof, viz.
All OF section nine and the east half of section
eight and the southwest quarter of the south
east.qualtcr OF section four, all in township
three south OF range hVe east, La. Meridial
containing in all one thousand and one and
'sIloU acres, more or less, and situated IN the
parish OF St. Landry, La.
Terms and Conditions. One third of the p,,r-
chase price payable III cash on the day of soin
and for the balance Of such price purchasers TO
execute their proml>Sory notes, in ruIaI
amounts, payable respectively in one and Two
per aullun interest from date, ana to be srrrr
ed by special mortgage and vendors privilege
upon the property sold; the purchasers 7n
lurtHtf ooiSate themselves to pay attorneys
fees at the rate OF ten per cent III case nf s,It
enforce payment OF said notes or any part
thereof. f
LCCluS G. DUPRE,
'"iI ~ 1881 AuctlOueer.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

A criminal term of the District Court
begins here next Monday.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31

1t you would think we'll of men don't
watch them; only listen to them.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31
SPECIAL NOTICE 70 Subscribers !

Advertise in the DEMOCRAT.
St. Landry democrat., 1891-01-31
OFFICIAL DIRECTORY
STRT s,s'gfEFeS

UNITED aFATEs SENATOR'S.
Jainrs y. Eu-t!~-Tcrm expires March 4, 1891.
Rainfall l.. Gibson - " March t, 1895.
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for dowry? Shall she and must She
nave certain sum placed upon her
head ere she be considered eligible for
the matrimonial market?
When the question of money steps In
the old American independence idea of
true love steps out, and the whole svs-
tenn OF marrying and giving in marriage
becomes un-A mericaniZed. To the or
thodoX American mind moneyed mar
rage is nice thing, and when the
maiden brings wealth to her husband
1t is mighty nice and mighty COM
Portable thing for all concerned. But
the consideration of money fades into
nothingness when compared with the
weightier one of love.
Unless she were possessed of physical
and intellectual sympathy for the man
whom she was about to marry, our reg
ulation American girl would feel as il
she has been bought for price, or bar
tered for the dowry which had been set
upon her.
Sooner than place herself voluntarily
into such state of affairs our true-blue
girl would skip off in secret with the
man of her choice and work her fingers
to the bone to keep the wolf and sheriff
from the door.
but could not true love and dowry
travel together?" asked our English
cousins.
They could-but they seldom do.
Then Cupid selects love- poisoned dart;
1t is not often that both ends are tipped
with gold.
Our English cousins are used to hay-
Ing their husbands chosen for them. 1t
Is matter of church, of family and of
state, and should the marriage prove an
impecunious one, the aforementioned
trinity of church, family and state are
willing to combine to make the loss
good.
With US 1t Is different. We know that
we are all born free and equal, and we
one and all reserve the right to marry
according to our sweet will. Should
the marriage be less prosperous and
brilliant than had been hoped, the
American girl has the pluck, the grit
and the ability to come nobly to her
own rescue. If far down in the intel
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

heart at every port, the newsboy is
smiled on by little cupid and has one at
every station, and on the back platform,
as the train departs, he can be seen
throwing kisses to some country
maiden, with all occasional present In
the way of box of caralnelS or bon
bons.
The business Of peddling on the train
is not confined to young boys, and
many can be found who have long ago
passed their majority, and are sup
porting families. They are paid a
percentage on their sales, and the
ones -"hO know the business aver
age we KY salary of from $40 to SIS.
Son tim on an excursion train at the
heig. 10 the season good seller will
run ms per centage up to as much as
S25. Then, too, if they are sharp they
can make extra money .by looking out
for papers and books once sold, that
have been left on the seats by the pass
engers.
Sunday Is good day for the news
papers, and he makes large profit on
the big Sunday edition. He reaps an
other harvest when the trains are be-
hind time by selling fruit to the hum
CRY passengers at an increased price
to suit the demand. By this craze
of some novelty, such as the ancient
chestnut gong or little train lanterns
filled with cologne, wooden rolling pins
filled with candies, he can make big
sales, as, for instance, few weeks ago
one boy on train sold during one week
nearly $50 of the new dime saving
banks, and got a quarter apiece tor
them, too.
Some of the boys on the train are
painfully forward. and have tendency
to make very tired every one who comes
in contact with them. but this, fortu-
nately, is not the rule. On many
of the trains running out of
the city will be found bright,
Intelligent boys who are making
good salaries and saving it with an
eye to something better in the future.
Frequently you will find a boy who is
the pet of the whole train crew who
knows every travelling salesman, all of
the directors of the road, the politicians
that travel, and is bright and we'll read
enough to talk TO each intelligently on
his hobby.
In this way he makes many friends
and there are frequent cases where
many deserving boy is taken by some
interested traveller and put into good
lucrative position. There is newsboy
who is particularly bright travel
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

ing on the road between st. Paul
and Chicago, the friend of every
one who ever met him, who, be-
papers on such subjects as the roads
questions and others of interest to farm
ers. He is we'll read, good talker, and
his acquaintanceship includes New
York millionaires. capitalists. statesmen
by the score, newspaper men and thou
sands of other lesser lights Of humanity.
The whole secret of the newsboy's
business IS human nature, as one of
them has happily put it, and with a
shrewdness and polite manner that is
carefully cultivated he works himself
into popularity and increases his little
sum, which, fortunately. most Of them
save.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

sbe ca nav work S.Ie c with the a needle #
gifted, she can win plaudits and pay
from many sources; and, if clever, she
can manage in some inconspicuous way
to keep the pot boiling while John is
out looking for new sources from which
to gather fuel.
BY all means give the girl dowry, if
the money is in the family. But If it
isn't, give her good education, clear
conscience, good judgment and a low
ing heart. And the dollars and cents
shall be added unto her.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

$1,000; part of section is, town 80, range 90,
containing ten acres, 5000.
DE Simonton sold lot in Hendricks add
ton to T. a. Fifeld for S., 456
E. Crawford Bryant secured four lots in
Highland Park for 5000. pfsgzs
Bushnell & Bushnell did an excellent week
In Midway properly
Ed Simonton disposed of several houses on
st. Anthony avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03
THE DOWRY QUESTION.
The Best Gift Is Good Health and
the Ability to Save Money.

NGLAND is agi-
tating itself over
our dowry ques-
ton. S hall or
s h a ii not an
American maid
be turned over
to her husband
with naught but
1.-The presents, 4"
hertrOusseau and
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03
TRACE ON THE ROAD,
Novel Incidents in the Life
Of the Irrepressible Train
Boy.
Usually He Is Bright and In
telligent and Every
body's Friend.
Novels That Go Well With
Certain Classes Of
People.
An Interesting Texas Episode
THE Newsboy as a
Washer.
bright-faced, fresh and

The grinning. bright-faced, fresh and
cheeky newsboy Oh the train.
We all know him, and the acquaint-
ance has helped to decrease the sum
total of the contents of our pocketbook
many a time. How often have we
been sitting in an easy-ridlng Pull
man gazing serenely on the seen
cry with bright anticipations OF
some enjoyable visit, or, perhaps, calcu-
lating on our expense account when one
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03
otal, six transfers 49,.
Tuesday.

James and wife to II Jameson. part
of secs Is and 10, township 80, range
u west. .......-.....-.... SlO, UUU
F Davis ct al to Jameson Its l6, II,
is and 10, blk l, and other property.
Syndicate add to Minneapolis stock
YARDS. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. Il, UOl
r jameson and wife to b Snyder, part
20 acres. ............. ' ~... IL, OOC
range %. Containing 10 acres -. 200,
range e %. Containing 10 acres s,OOC
F Skiber to n P Cap Building and
Loan Society, 1t "a, blk l, Neuna Il
Wallroff's add .. ..... g.
n Cap Building and Loan Society to
j Landowski, 1t 81, blk l. Neuna &
Wallroff's add Observation-Disclosures. So
New to E New, Its IS, 20 and 30, blk
16. Sylvan Park add. ........... LOO
Syndicate Add d No. " = OOc
c Hoffman and wife to K Crawford, 1t
q, blk 10, West st Paul Real Estate and
Improvement Syndicate Add No. L.. 1,20(
A Eddy to A Fraser, 1t q, blk 10, Min
niger & Donnelly's add to Hol-
Faber and wife to Faber, pit of Its
and 3, blk n, Rice & Twins add E. 10, 900
P Faber and wife to X Faber pit of Its
and 3, blk "a, Rice 4 Irwin add 1o, 00t
E l. Hersey to Boardbent 1t s, blk s,
BaZille 4 Roberts add to West st.
Paul and other property ............. %, 00(
W Gregory and wife to G j Warren,
ltz, blk Z, Warrendale add ........... SOC
Two unpublished. Observation-Disclosures. 2,70(
Total. seventeen transfers. ..S1l7,9 4'
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

The following new enterprises have
within the year been added to the CITY,
A mandatory of dynamos and cleo
trical apparatus, capital 100000. al
ready in full operation; mandatory
of, clothing, capital 100000, nearly
ready to open; stove foundry, capital
$4,000, which has been located and
will be pushed to completion as rapidly
as possible,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03
THE WEEK.
Transfers.
THE WEEKS TRARNSFEs.
Monday.

F Meyer ana wife to A Korfhage, its
and 6, C Meyers subd of blk IA,
Woodbury. & Cases add -, $4,000
II Hall and wife to Fales. blk Z,
Rice's add to White Bear, containing
16 lots. ....................... 1856
Of It 5, blk a. St. Paul Proper 1872. $4,000
j II Morrison to William @ Mulligan,
Its and 10, blk 3, Denslows add. 5000
F E Meacham and wife to F W Nor
quist 1t IL and pit of 1t II, blk s. Ter
~ duu ..........-..- 4i~uU
E l. Young to H Welsh. Its IA and Is,
Minneapolis .... ...... 49,. -, 700
Total, six transfers ...........SS So. O55
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03
Thursday.

William Pfeiffer and wife to Geiina
ct al, 1t IL. blk 50, Lawton Bros add. S., 500
II 6 Amber and wife to NJ II Albin,
1t 20 blk ]. Bergman's div. $40
j BOurgeault and wife to C Lauer ct al,
Its -, % and part of 1t 81, blk 3, Wat
son & Rice's subd div c, OF blk l, OF
Stinson, Brown Il Ramseys add - 20, 900
P A Larson ct al to E Harbek, 1t /, blk 1,
Auerbach & Hands add. .... 1880
Wardell to r Wardell, II ), blk .,
Belradeor PIX, subd div of 1t B. Bid
wells add ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. $500
M McDermoth to w S Tombly part of
lts and 5. McCarrick subd of blk IS,
of Lyman Dayton's add. ...... 6S2
McOermoth to w Tombly, part of
It's and 5, McCarrick's subd of blk IS,
of Lyman Dayton's add. ..... 9S
c Asch to W Tombly. part of 1t 4, Nc
Carricks subd of blk IS, of Lyman
Dayton's add Observation-Disclosures. 100
Perry TO Morris 1t ), blk 3, of De
Bow Smith. Risque & Williams add. $50
VIM Dietz and wife to Mic Walter, 1t
10, Dietz's subd of IL TO- Lees subd
Homes ada. ............., ............ $50
NJ L Churchill and husband 10 W B
Reed 1t 81, subd of blk So, st Anthony
Park, and other property. 400
Moran to Moran, 1t Is, blk g. Round
Sherer and wife to j THEM. 1t Fl, blk
ii, I'd add to North st Paul . . 700
THEM and wife 10 Sherer, 1t 81, blk
20, North St Paul Proper . 700
Total, fourteen transfers $40. 6S5
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

The annual report of the chamber of
commerce has lust been published. and
is replete with information showing
the growth and resources of the city.
Everything of interest Is touched upon,
from the census fight to Bishop Walk
er's church on wheels. From the re-
port the following is CLEANED. The job
bling and manufacturing done in st.
Paul for the wears 1SS1-1S9O:
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-03

the plains took it different way, and,
In an instant, whipped out brace of
dangerous looking gums" excIaiming,
drop her. pard! I'ye got the drop on
Ioa."
As masher the newsboy is generally