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Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
10 fBcp Min,

S%tunebtOn 0usnfabrit. zen 24Se
Sebruar bOlptss ben aarlis. @eneral'
iOriamlins. iii 9trettsrsr Oal9teS id'
gsnbe, Tom a(le sr bel tisnbts % msset
auieeoe Wnnb:
s. 8. 9alner, Sobn u. SObnion,
Rube Dom, Ssnrp .. Sumter, Sens
Waist, Woiss Gmerion, Sale Steens'
lamb, M. u. SO6niOn, q. Z. @anbt.
9ireftsrsrne palste b~srsit.r fe(9eno.
Guuttionarer: 8rRIioent, @tartin
SOLUTIONS gicspraiibent, &Obe Dom
Sstrstar, Z. 6. 2uno; Sreaiurer,
Martin Sobniun; superintendent, Sens
Naiet. 5abriiens 8irtIombeO Oil fort,
iRtte8 meb u%fprminblfet Strait.
Nyel Griaiun, en- uorIt Spmanb, Der
iur en- 1ib iibsn blss irbla9t pGu 3ri'
nttD 6oiyital | Willpantss for at be'
baublss meb 0r. &o9's 9ymis, blsp
fprteoen Dag uoitreuen ion iulOitauots
belbrsbet.
Streiierne t StOusbton FAR ieirst.
Grbeibseiuerns gil iiOitt rlse inc paa at
bstale benz 81 pr. 100 Yuno, % %
flsite AZ benz si.roptus Grbsibet.
GpralSrt slsmmer oite, bpUr farlist
BET sr at laee Imaa 8srn oars Biemmt
atsn.. garm,r Sobn Burns, Der Dor
TO Mh I on for 0pngoils nar 9ruiris
ou Gbt.n, % aons rsiits fOrriss 9srbas
til Wartsbst. Da be Tom bisr, fanbt
be QUIET | afte % en- 8 aaris 9attsr |
@uinsrus. 20 mtnors @srn reobebss
al Ell atbr. 3attsr, Der belbi9ois bar
noe, ba Stben, iom iaubipnlisuis ior'
aariusebes at 8srn.u., be9gnOte.
MeniussforIiisl. Sra @runts6urS
bersttss ben s7bs Gsbrlar, at auorsp
Goldberg bsSii gelOmorb ueb Sans'
ming. Gan baoos nplis baut Crib meb
I'm Suitrn, % BUN bauo, fOrlaot 6om.
Son. Jpbn 8awler, Ell al be men
prominsnts Maub | ben ueitliss Del al
Statsn, bpbs ben 24be Sebruar | 9rat.
RE bu 0bien, buOr ban bar bOst t beu,
peS 40 9lar. GfSsbt bar isot | Sr.
lamb | 1882 os tom | FIN @arnbOm bib
til 9aubst % bar fra fattis Serubaus'
arbsiosr artsib.t zig up til Wsilionar.
Sibsn 1855 bar Fan | en- eler anbtn
8orbinbelis ltaast | Wilwaufee ganens
9ieneite; i en- 3etie al glar bar Gan en-
al 9~ireftgrerne.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04

De 8cr.nsSe etat.rs Rssisrins soS'
ilsnsts III, bsnns Ssnbsl % tss nOste
aar isners Ben | BsHbbtlis % anfasbs
5aitninssparisr ps OsfSrte ct Gpr.
taarn til It Rpftn6e al 0 Wtiaionsr
0pllarA. General Brtmsnt issts for'
siaces asnsrssf.u ON GrItatntns.
aort Gis fsrenb ban bsSe, laante ban
8ense af RsD. gopsrt % gap BAN batu
Gisnbomsrst til Zen. General Gre.
monts Groingsr ,isr ben arosu Saluosl.
Mob 9insisrns. 8 2esislaturea
er fremiat GOrFas pm at uoelutie Sri
n~eierne fra Staten % tuings Dem, iOm
er Der, til at resiitrere, iaa nan fan
pice, 6oor Der bliper al bem.-5prlas
get ftal bintsss At be feosrale aatori'
tstsr I @aIbiustOn, % Statens attor-
nep'8eneral ital bape erfl9ret, at en-
iaaban 8remsau8smaabs life Uiloe bore
| Crib meo &onfitutionsu.
atteu SsmenS Srnfneoe. Oct
ameritanite Glib "GliSabetb" iOris9te
Manoas unber en- uolbiOm Sturm at
ieile inc | Gan SranciscOs Supn, men
bet blsn al Stprmen taItet mob &lip'
perns Deb 9tortb Ssao % tnultes. BE-
iatntns.n beItOb al 81 Y%eriOnsr. 8ap.
~teineas 8uns % to gsrn bar usiaa oul'
borb. 9un bisie % tire Wutroisr rss.
bebes. sapteinsn paa en- Reoninss'
bdao, Der fprisste at brinse 8siatnin'
gen t Sitterbeb, brutnebs usiuu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
@iseontnS 2e8tSlatur.

aesislatureu Ear fiblts llss pcStas,i
en- Gsf lutale Gorilas. 3 Cnsssss
oeotos Quiet Gurllaset pm g~srnearbsiSs
| 5dbrifer. Oct beit,mmsr, at lntet
Barn uubsr 10 Var Ifal ipsidfat.S |
roaeu Grubs, 5abrif slIer BariAss,
meomin6rs 6ountDopmmersn tiIabsr bel.
Beriouer, Der ipsisliatter gSrn unssr
ocuue alosr, fan il1ggss en- Walft al
fra $40 III $50. ar6eibsfommIsIaren,
bans a%siiiteHtcr o. 5ubrifiuipettsreH
nlaa 'gr8c for, at gouen g~lsnHtmfsr,s.
6Orlaget ON at OrgantIsre 3ron qountg
al sr Del at ai6tano GouHtp bsnplfss
til aOmits,n isien; Der sr Tor Iibsa
iagsn ubiigt for, at bette gOrnas ,aH
gar isicRnem.
Seuatst iurtafene GOrIlagti ON at
tilaoe lloiRuoinge at eis mere eub apo
gcreS 9an6 iuoen Staten.
8emofraterre er euoelig bleone sniss
ON ct Observation-Disclosures iltsbstiOr
ben nDs opbausos Dennctt.aop. Der
or iu9su Beitsmmelis | gOrTagst ON
unoeroisnin9 | bet srsslits 5DrOs.
Bara9rai l beitemmes. at 8Orelbrs sQ.r
andre Rerioner, Der 5or 8srn / Qlsusn
ntelem 8 og Is War uHosr I'm Routrsl,
ltnl icnos benz til en- oiitntlte srlsr prt.
Oat Stole minoit IL Tiger bpert Sfol..
aar, meomiuorc 8srneue al aano.lias
e0er le9emli9e aariaQer cr irita9ns for
Stolegang. 6Or G%pertraoetie al osnHs
Yaragrai CT faitiat cit Mulft al life
UNDER 50 Os life oOer $40 Tor bu,r
Spertraoslis.
3 Yara8rai 2 beitemmes, buitte Gm.
6eosm9nc Der ital isrss for, at 9osen
operboloes % fcre grote3 mob benz, Der
iorgaar Iig mob 2ousu. Quis BE- for.
isnmer fine Bligter, ilagsss BE- en-
Mnltt al life moer SO o9 life oper
$50.
Bard8rai 3 beitemmer, at llIt0erois.
ning3raaoet i 8per os iutorpOrsrebs
2anOsbper % StoleOiretiioneu / 2ano.
oiltritter ital uonHprc en- rLsr ilere Ger.
iOuer, iOm ital pangribe ale DGrn /
aloren meaem 7 % IS 2tar, Der bar for
8ane of E0n9e ruHbt uienttige steosr,
og nu6ringe BEN ! en- o%fisut(ig sIer
priuat 5io(s, iOn 89rnenes 5ornlbrs
eacr GUrmguoere maatte b%etenme.
Bara8rdf 4 bsitsmmer, at ale O9nls.
ter ital inbbetales III Stoleraaoets 9as.
icrer % ital bruge3 Tom andre Siole.
penge.
8ara9ruf 8 6eitemmcr ON Stol..
Genius. Raragrai 6 opBauer ale 2ops
iitrlO nIto oeuHe Sou, os Baragrai Z
beitemmer, at ben Ital trade / araIt,
iaa mart ben er Ueclagst o. oifent.
figSjort.
De republifanife Meolemmer az Sc.
gislaturen bplot en- Caucus 2orseoa
Giten Iorat oisfuters 3smutratsrnes
llnoerpisuir9sforilag. De bfso ruiss
ON, at De life Tom @arti Uilbs OppOnsrs
mob 5orilaget. Sermso sr unbsrDis.
nin8sipsrSsmaalst, / ae9islaturen I BET
miHoite, i~iernet ira Partipolititsn. Sc.
~gislataren aiournereoe ira Jreoas I'll!
Mtanoa9 aiteu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Zen tibligerc Stat8fasierer @scb'
WeIt 0irgtnia.

3rasnb. Sunsersnsb. Ora CHAR
lesion berettes, at Der | BocabOntas
County berItsr tor Nsb paa Grunb af
DpsrIusmmslier. 9auoeoeiene er ufrem'
,ommst,ge, % ale 2eOnetsmiblsr sr OPP
6rugts. Mai8mel banner ban 6op.S'
iageliSe Waring, % al bette sr Der life
mere. Sialp trRrses ~ubenfra, bpis
lie 9nbbpSserne ital ubiattes iOr at b.
AZ Suns.r.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
GaIiiprnta q.

Gn for Berorine. Rep. 70. U.
gopert | Sinblag, Ohio, bar ensassrst
bpa.io. GopOta.sr ior at hume Nirs 10
ci,nbomSrstten til 8irS SsIaus ! Can
grancises guetsn. Gsns garoi an'
llaa.s iii 10 gaiaiOner Golars. o.
neral grsmOnt tisbts Zen al WsrifO.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
6 0.

8a Grippe bar tasst Sort 9csan
8siiooeiie % buisrsr 6laubt Solba'
terns. so az Dem or t So'pitalst, us 4
tsbs iibite llSe.
Mla6ajter. Sra Canon Gitp 6srst'
tts, at man | 8ierSeus | Rarbeoen bar
funbet ct Glabafsr.aste. BrDpsrns,
ipm man bar IrsmuiIt | Canon Gttp, er
at aIsrbeote stass % piisr ioritisaiSe
6arpsr 'ra bet renelts Scibe til ben
patr,ite bruno Garue. 2.ist isal etes
al ct gtnbifat bsitaaenbs al 9apitaliitsr
t N.p g)orf % CT. Souls.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Gfterrigs.

6ra @ien 6ereite8, at 8OnnuftOoen
/ be iioite 70 2lar life bar o9ret tiliross
let paa ell iaa tor Stratuins iom MI.
8toben er isbsta9t fra Melt Neore
GIterriss liss til ben siierri8itan8arite
8ranie, % oens BREEDER sr beoattet
meb umauoetise 9sbierse, Der ltsner
pirfslise Ss6rRer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
SparleDcs er better

li atvu en- gtl.uatHs si 500 ist s5iIstiismttln
liuzIst at gstarre. iom tHe tan tur.r,s pts Halls
Catsrh Curs.
3. Z. GS,nsg & &C., prsp,., Isl,so. o.
gt ansri,an,s, Bar ilsnst 3 ]. GstHts 10 $40, Is
aar, o. anltr saa foI al s1rt en- sti ub saauiis yisns
1 aas Observation-Disclosures, q fraaR,i thsrs 10 at
iuIsist ssil,tIomAtf gsrpIst,fsr. strmsa naat,,
pia;as' Va. sgi y itaaL
@bsliIss JnsstaB, IsItss. o.
DalsiaL aiHHsH & RaEsia.
a5sltial, T~rassihs. rstsss. o
Halls Catanh Cure tassB ius0sris. pa ,trtr
s.r,sis yas rGssd "a SsisBaB Slimssusssl x,his
rsnln ftases Frit. prs Is dsHis Or. sfaEs. SsIss
Us aIs Irussthtr. (9issia)
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Wl i1tgan II.
Gn 2amp mso Qnaler % 81

6n Stamp meo 4n8ler % Sne'
bolbe. GIN Del Smaa9utter t Sron
Gipsr besDnbts | Greoass at taite Sns'
bolSe paa Ell polIt @rubsarbetoer oeo
Napn Spispb 8Olasis. 3enns tos
ltrar op tin &soulusr % bs8pnbte at
ifpbe paa Sman9nttsrne. Gn "Saloon'
feeper", Better SsctOr, Der tilialpiscis
tom saaenb. iOrbi, % 8olitideieu btso
bsbslis iaarsbe. aOlasis bleU reSoet al
SberiFsn fra ben raisHbs GultebOb, Der
piloe lput. BAN. San blep i~noeipar.
ret / 6engIet | grsital Sails.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Nrfnnfns.

RessruSUanorinD. Sra 9ittle &od
berettes, at en- Masie Re9rs boloer paa
at aopaibrs tit G~ftagoma. s Wnnbass
reiIte 100 4erioner ira Yulaiti County
oosr 3srartana % / 96roass reiits 800.
Oct fer uS til, at llopauoriussn al
Nsgrs oil tomute til at bare | laussrt
lib.
Zen tibliBsre StatSfasiersr Weoo'
run, Der itiat $4,000 al Statsns
Yenss, bleO / 5reoas5 arrsiterst for
tlnberTab. 8ettc Strlot sr tasst ifslss
Ell 8sTutnins al 9egi5laturen. DoOS'
rufs aautioniiter bar aQsrebe betalt
Gtatsn be 100000, Iaa ben lite fiber
noset Tab.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
80 aibingtpu.

9rutnst | Yu8et S0nnS. 3. 8.
Grnplb, @ast Usb De 8Oreuees Skaters
6ansIel saa Mcgteils Sslonb, % to
Sanger, @6arles StiOn % Gbarles
Barrett, brutnsSe | EorsSass, iost be
furIpote at q 6aitlanS.t | en- Cell
6aae, ipm fantreoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Arijana q.

ODER 100 8pgninser gnma blsO
ben 2obe gsbruar isist pet a GlOmmen.
en- af @ita Slobsns 9Gmninssr iprang,
GA ganbmasIerue itbrtebs nsS Orer
gpen meb u~trOlis goloiombeo. GuitaS
See por. Iaa riot ma oeo, ben ensts,
hrr hrufueoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Yeu%nInIoauta.

On marfslig Neontne. W be Is
arbsibsre, Der iuoeitanstss | S~sansptGs
Gruben ben 4os Sebruar, families 4
ilipe ben s3bs. De a iaa iSass, Sa
man fantt benz, at bs lite suabs lsfts
Sopebet fra @ulpst eIer tale. Nian
inOpitl.b. BENT t ulbtapper % sau benz
libt Raring. Den Matte Dag brastes
be Op. Der er 6aab ON, at be fan
fomms til araiter igjer.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Mabaaasfar.

Gapteinsn paa ct til Warisias ira
MaOasastar antOmmst Eampfib mtls
Der, at @uperuSreu AZ WosH.gs % ben
iranFs 8otoai paa RproueIttgittu nylis
LOB beuretts 100 Cprsrsrs o srebts
berpaa osres Sufrusr % Nnx
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
5uDtuua.

On uIabpanlis soloiom IOrnaso
for ben 26bs 6ebruar upsr 5%eiferiOnpiae.
q i.lps Bpsn anrsttebes life oibers
Stabe, men | Dmssnsu anrsttebss ccsr.
maab. rnsssn stabt, % mango Barmsrs
miItebs fine Suis.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Wisiouri.
Gu bsl Samilis bruinet. Oct

itarts Snsfalb, Der siterIul9tes AZ R.sn,
bsptrtebe, at Misiouri : 6tOben opsrs
iusmmeos fine 8reober. 6reO,rtt 8ar'
u.r, en- tDt 8iitsr, bUeoe msb Rome %
tire 8srn / ct lioet GUS paa 8rebben
af 6lOosn | llOfanter at aan'as City.
Rat til 2srbns bauoe Banbst u~nbsrSra.
bet SuIets @unomur, pg bet ialot ues
8lpbsu % fSrteS aiiteo. Sets Gamitisn
o~ritnsoe.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Htalitu.

Ga Grippe raier after | 9iuprno os
ale SOipitalsr er o%Uerfplbts. Bpssn
raisr poloiomt blanot Soloatsrns, Der
sr Itationereb. | Bgeu.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
5ranfrise.
Zen tpife Guitoronning Grieorid

bar iibite llse | Baris foe at iamls
frantic 8iIeoer til aun1tueiti0inasu /
8erliu; men Gtsmninsm mob benbe bar
iaa bitter, at BUN lie aleus iHs III nossn
8iIeoer, men bum maatte / Su ps Sait
iprlaoe Garis for life at blius mis-
harblrt al Rpbslen.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
unahnenhia @efnmrina.

HNpupsWoiB SetDhItthB. pun
"Gor Simlsns Stplo! Raar DIN ia.
Der blot life for tiblis Opbas.r, at leg
bar 5Ortisrt 9ta % i1tter sftsr osl4
Srn, "Bar rOlis. isot Gritsl ga.
ssr e. alsrsbs tjsrt ! 8Orpsisn ior at
Hse Hrait.u til"
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04

8 Tiger lsb iss faa nissst al inFa.
matoriI Rbtumatisms, at leg lite h,nbs
saa. Rogls Gppliiatisnn 81 Oh. "a.
spbt.Dls tarsnss mss. - gbas. 20,
.. Marldaa. Tslspure gitv, Del.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
Humenten.

Set rumenits Miniherium .r poa
@runb af strioisbeotr Wiuifrtns incl
lem traaot tilbags.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
nDIanDet.
graItIien

Ga Bpnieea, Der fieen a~siieresmmsi
blsp fprtet, bar paret prOoiioriF Rre.
iio.nt, btso forrise Ssnoas Oulst NJ
Republiters QreGpent.
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04
bio.

3itrsslgesrin : GyploFon. Cm
Rorssnsn ben SITE Gebraar llOs 9pnst
nsb | ct RitrOslpeesim,W asafin Yaa
Decorah-posten., 1891-03-04

a ss,s.. I, 4. ssls Ss::s ssrss :a:s:. . ssslsss
zsi:' Oats tssAr. % sssis- 10
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-12

forth his SIDE Of the case. He admitted hav-
Ing employed female prisoners al his resi-
dence. bnt said thgt this was the case in all
prisons where The prisoners were more than
could be employed inside the institution
lie had esligated the Preston escape,
and had promptly suspended The matron-
he had charged himself IS cents per dav
Tor The work Of The prisoner Peiersonupon
his barn lie said Last Monday ] met q
man al the creek who said 10 me: John.
what's the matters i don't know. re-
pied N hye' n ell. he said. a man Just
TOD ne that 4 ] E0Cld testify 10 your en-
ploylng prisoners on Your barn could have
lDe DlackSTn1thlng from The WOrkhouSe-
In conclusion. Mr.. West said: i an will
ing 10 resign al sHy time. bat gentlemen. for
Coo sake DO nos discharge me with stain
upon ny Character that VIII 20 10 my chill
Qren ana grandchildren. I have done nv
duty. gentlemen. ana ! enfreat YOU. gentle
men 10 allow me 10 90 without a stain.
commissioner Cloutier said that while
Sunt- y est had dOna nothing criminally he
naQ violated the ordinances and ne. there
tore moved that be be allowed 10 resign.
Ihe board then Went into executive session
ana examined as witnesses SupL MesI. Dep
uty hhelan and Herman toss
after a session Of nearly al hour The board
adjourned and gave 10 The waiting reporters
the following resolutions:
Re solved That il j The sense Of this hoard
mat AatTon Taylor be reprmamded for care
lessness N allowing Prisoner Preston posses
reprlmand that MGTrou Taylor be reinstaled
ana directed hereafter 10 see that such an oc-
cUTrence may not happen again.
4 he report Of the committee having been
read and Superintendent West having been
heard IN his ONn behalf snd said board be
ing Of the opinion. notwithstanding the
1Gci thai SAID superintendent mas not been
ElAfullv guilty OF anv criminal act yet tnat
his conduct Of the institution has been
snch That the best interests OF the city
require bis retirement; therefore Dc II
Resolved lhaI Capt West be and he is
hereby requested 10 tender his resignation as
such superinienoenL 10 take effect on the
-Isi Gay OF The present month.
Capt. West stated Ihst his formal resigna-
Z Oh would Re submitted 10 The board to-day.
During The afternoon there was eOnsid-
eIabIe speculation as 10 who Supt Vests
successor VII be There are slTesdy four or
nVe candidates for The Office all more or less
eonEGeni of success. DeDuty Superintendent
" halen * next il line Of promotion and his
chances are considered good John Dufield.
eI-Alo- Herault PAM Sehmedemam aud Matt
cross are also among he number Those
VINO appear 10 know spoke very strongly OF
Matt Gross cnances Yesterday.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-12
Explain i gain. smith.

Il. Jay Smiths projected barrel palace
seems destined TO meet with nothing but
seorn Al The hauds q The practical builders
OF the city OF Minneapolis. one anG all so
lar as seen hey repudiate The idea that such
Q structure could lie anything but q failure
! hey say thai there : 10 use IN talking about
i11ng- he ram and the sen would so act
upon i thst Il would be 10 stronger than &
man Of straw after g few DAYS Of exposure.
Painting wOuld not help il q bit Charles
Morse Of Haglin & Morse SAYS that the only
way 10 project such building from the effect
q The weather would be 10 cover il with tar
paullns or mold an umbrella over il Archi-
leci DunueA lndOrses The opinion OF Fred
kees, voiced few DAYS ago Mr Smith
must co lOi Of ''sQusrlng before he can
get that idea Of his adopted.
buI smith ! NOT Worrying al ali about what
The architects say of his barrel palace He
has behind him what he considers good au-
thoriIy Tor saying that The scheme j per
IecJly feasible hat authority is nothing
lSSs than lhe opinion Of Building Inspector
Eazen. Mr. Eazeu has examined the plans
orawn 'lp by Smith win a good deal Of
care He i satisfied that a strong build
ing. one that VIII 90 ali that could be
expected Of q building al the worlds fair
can be made Of barrels. lie SAYS that be is so
wei satisfied with The plans Of Smith that he
Eculc, without hesitation. issue permit for
lne construction Of such building in Min
neapols- HaZeD. IS building inspector
ought 70 know what he IS taking about. is
Smith opinion
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-12
LAY ON. INVADE:
appearance of a War Cloud in
Company AS Ranks.


There is a small war on in the ranks
Of Company a. 1t began long tine
ago. and one Of the heaviest BAT
ties was fought last Monday night.
The decisive engagement has not yet
been fought An attempt was made TO
keep the details from the public, but
they have leaked out. 1t is all on ae-
count of the discharge OF one dick
McNade from the com pany. At the
meeting Monday night MeWade was
found guilty Of general INSTRUMENTATION.
and II was decided 10 fire him from the
company forthwith. give him dishOn-
Orable discharge. as it is called in
militia circles. Now McWade Is very
warm. He has begun 10 talk very
ploudly about what he VIII do with the
men who have put this slight upon him.
He says that Capt. Anes is al the bot
tom OF IL all. AmeS. he says. has mad
II IN for him" for a long time. Tbs Is
his way of getting even. McWade. with
many strong aSseVeratlOn. declares
that be has never been guilty OF any
thing SavOring of INSTRUMENTATION eX-
cept talking in the ranks and answering
in large. strong voice al roll call. And
these faults. he claims. are not sum
cient u warrant the discharge OF a
staiWart Young man who Is an honor 10
the company from 4 social standpoint
But be admits that in private life he
has minated that Fred Ames would be
morr al home as a lay figure than as a
captain OF the crack military company
OF the state. But McNade Will fight:
aye. TO the very door OF the governor he
viii press his claim 10 justice. nor one
jot or title Of his prOtestatiOns of inno-
cence viii he aOate until the foul dis
honor done his name is burned and
purgeQ aWaV
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-12
TALKING DISCRIMINATION.
c. A. PilIsbury speaks for Mime
apOIis 10 the Railroads.

Railroad men and Ersin men got together
YESTERDAY al Jhe West hotel 10 talk over the
matter or rates. Il was sort q revival u
me cry raised some Gne ago about
discrimination against MINNEAPOLIS and
1l favor 01 IulIth. At lnGt line & 4
Plllsbury and Thomas Lowry assured lhe
leople II MluHeRpulls t1at James Hill
would see hat The Great Northern cid not
discriminate against Minnea polls. But thai
assurance has nOI proved cutie s0ul-saiisfv-
ing Yesterday The cbamter Of comme rec
sent delegation 10 meet The railroad men
and settle the trouble.
be C-laulber q commerce committee con
sisted Of Charles 4. PillsbUrv- Senator n. u.
NashoU-n. James :. Bel ana H. ~. Com
mons. ] he railway Interests arc guarded by
The REPRESENTATIVE traffic men OF the North
west Marvin Hughit and ". II. Neumsn.
president ANA vice president. TesT'ectlvei ~.
OF the Northwestern. repreSenied mat
company T. IS. Winter. general man
aEer. and !. T. Clarke. general freight
agent were iLere in behalf Of the
Omaha ". H. IrUes6ale. receiver OF the
Minneapolis ( =. louis. was here Tie
Great Northern was represented by p P
shelby. general traffic manager fhe Milwau-
kee ty d. O.. jOGes. division freight agent:
me 500 Ly Il. l. Shute general traffic man
ager; lle -. PAU x Duluth by General Man
ager Plough ana General Freight Agent
Bull- TIE Northern Pacific by General Nan
t-ger Ael-eu. lra-hc Manager HanuatUrd and
General Freight a gent Moore
The meeting lasted I'll 1he forenoon. Noih
ing Was done after al. The grain men.
JhiOugh heir apokesm8n G. a Pillsburv. re-
lated their Woes. They were deeply erieved
by The discrimination that had been
pr4cIllei against them. There was
Discriminating rate IN favor cf
Duluth ty lw0 cents per 100 pounds Alter
stating The case clearly and Cislincllv. he
grain men Withdrew ana left The raltrOsd
men 10 cOgltaie UpOu Ihe subject Tnev ar
TVed al no conclusion. One Of them said
That nothing could be told about what
would be done They viii have another
meeting next Tuesday u St Paul. when
saue Gaclsian uar be arrirad IL
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-12
BILLY sIAsON's RELEASE.
He Left the Workhouse on an
Order From Judge Elliott.

Billy Mason. the witness who absent
ed himself from the recent trial OF De-
tectlve n. E Doyle for an alleged as
sault upon Henry Wells. and VINO was
sent 10 The wOrkhOuse for thirty DAYS
Tor contempt OF court In cOnse Quence.
was released Tuesday. On account OF
certain circumstances Of the case. the
release OF Mason, after seven days con-
fnement. OccasiOned some comment.
and Judge Elliott was asked yesterday
concerning the matter. lie said:
II do not ordinarily have any statement 10
MAKE IN q mailer Of This kind. bat il This
justsuce I viii state The facts Mason was
IN contempt Of court and the trouble was
soieiE between him and the court The
order for MS release was signed by mvself as
] was Informed that ne was suffering from
consumption. a. s. matter Of fact be hss
been sick III bed about all the lime ne has
been Dp here I thought he bad been suf-
nclentiy punished ny serving seven davs
SnG paying 8 me Of $40 lie : really g sick
man. and was Informed by The physician
ihat one Of his lungs is entirely gone.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-12
No Up. 5. C.E FOR THEM.
1t Was Leading Too Iany Mem
bers From Gethsemane Chnrch.

The Episcopal church seems to be
going back on the 7. p. $ C. E. move
ment. The society that belonged 10
GetIsemane church has been dis6anded.
AOre than That. il was disbandcd al The
request Of the pastor. kev. j. J. Faude.
Nj. F2uGe declines 10 discuss the mat
Ter. The reason for tile dissolution of
the society is, however. explained in
tie Gethsemane Parish Visitor That
paper says:
For some tine past the rector has had rea-
son 90 change MS once favorable opinion Of
the oung Peoples Society u Christian En-
CeaVo7. from Inc growing conviction that the
prayer meeting methods were teaching
such things Is The church disC0untenanceS.
s1d 50 unsettllng church principles. He was
confirmed in THIS cOuTl lclion by the fact that
Two 0f The former members Of lie GeihseI1-
ane branch had already left The church and
affiliated with other religious bodies. and
that third member Cf he church, ia another
place had done tie same
HE article goes on 10 say that the
pastor formally communicated his views
20 The society. The result was that
there was an immediate disbaadment
without the least bit OF feeling OF IN
favorable discussion.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-11-12
The Bridge win Be repaired.

The council committee on roads and
bridges met yesterday afternoon and consiC-
cred q number q small matters referred 10 IL
al the last meeting. The recommendation
T the city engineer that the Tenth avenue
south bridge be repaired 81 & cost Of S3.32l
was favOrably acted upon
The petition from the Minneapolis Land
Investment company asking that Twenty
ninth street be grsoed. from Hennepin ave
nue. 10 Lake street and thence 10 Calhoun
was recommended
The petition asking that Inc ourbing on
boih sides OF Monroe street from Third ave
nue. northeast 10 Broadway. be moved back
ten inches. II what the petitioners claim Is
The true euro line. was denied as the city en-
giueer reported that the present curb line j.
correct
Il was decided NOT 20 reQair he Washing
ton avenue bridge al present