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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-11-22

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The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09
Hoods
SarsapariIIa
- n, sfs As~eessss o. ss 80 rF~Fss~a ~
CT sssspO . Cs. Ayrss~usrsss s@ssA sss
100 0oOoO One Dollar
Syrup"

Here u something ifotn MI Frank
A. Hale. proprietor IT the Ts Wit
House, lewiston. and the Ton,inc
Hotel. Brunswick. Me. Hotel men
meet the world a. II comes anil go~-.
and are not slow IN SIZING people
aud things up ia wha, they arc
worth. He says that he has t.y'a
father and srvenl brothers and as,
tiers from Pulmonary Consumption.
and Is himself frequently troubled
with colds. anil be
Hereditary often coughs enough
to make him sics a;
Consumptioohis stomach. When
ever he has taken a
cold Of this kind he uses Bo~<heca
German Syrup. and !, cures htm
every time. Here II a man who
knows the full danger Of lung 'fou
blcs. and would therefore be uios,
particular a. io the medicine he usesi
What il his opinion Listen I
nothing but Bo~rhec's German
Syrup. and have advised. ! presume.
mnse than q hundred different isT
sons 20 take IL. They agree with
NE that il is the b., cough syrup
in the market" a
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09
THE TRADE OF 1890.

1Dss's Repsss ah~ws % Gee sieve 0sso -.
vs~eeasss~d ~ S"ss@e.
NV YoRA. Jan. a-R a. hun 4 t'o.6
Weekly Review ~ Trade Asys. The
new year opsrns with 81 much 1t unc~s-
tainty that there isl natural disppaitton
"a dwell upon the rowninw r~coris IT
the gear just el"s~d. which show IN rs-
iraordinary volum. at business. In
many lines surprising all pr~rcd~nt
Iron. cotton. leather. t-,ot and ahs~ and
meat productions WERE larger than In
any previous year. Thns !. siS. sis cattle
were slaughtered NJ Chicago. against
los. $40 in 1874. . gain of ~ PER cent
and 5.s33.0s. hogs, against s.sii. 20: In
iss?. . gain "f NJ PR cent ~ hsstpn
s.3s5. I'll cases al ts.Dt~ and shosrs were
shipped. against J. s9a. ss0. . gain of =
PER c~nt Thr clearing homsr exchanges
show that the volume of all business In
1870 exceeded that of any previoes yess
by NJ least 10 PER cent. though In part
this Increase WAS due "a the higher
vangs. Of prices during th~ gr~st~r part
Of the year. The advance In pricrs of
NIL commoditic~. compared with u yess
ago II 90 PR cent. anil the average
has been about SIS pr cent higher fos
eight months.
The rrports from other cities arr al
most uniformly confident In Ions aud
indicate q good volume and fair condi-
ton 81 trade. The south vtoices Ia
great crpps and wonderful manufsctus.
ing growth and for tho moment M xrvst
financial pressure. gusi holiday trade
and bright hopes.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

~ ~ Asooop B1Goone o1o~~
osnS.Q O~sses~ssA-so 1sso -
| pavse1 9mpA
Nsu Yoes. JA2-rnssa nasues
a. - sAss Fsssy pssseVuse
| ehssursse a C1eupsesA - kn ~
huera.e II ~ tHhA Avuesp uAeeessees
| she ssatease ksd ra0ra cse ~ ~
Rsusdwsya 81 Twvssy~ieAsA ssssse :.
tsascss lase sAghs . wssrAosa - O.
| AZ The sh<sssr srrpaaiae 'ossA 49,
sr~usxh issrs As~ saatsn usse SnaAaap
20 Broadway ssd sast, sressy , s'essrs
| shh usruiae saili nov dstsrA0eses
were r~pusdine - sd1assrssl as~es
fcr help
What w.a ~ Ora hpiisvsa - - .
fals> alarm prUvea - - - anes ~
ssrpv~d . ~hol- b,sek $3.50 nrcss~sy.
bs~iarss Ar tinA AvsoW nessev. Herr
uann's nrw play hosnp aod . aneea
sssrrs ssd thr~sscnrd ~ se~rssssss
uou~e. On The esss skss % erusA~ey
h~swera Twenty eighth end Twsssy-
ninth sssreta
Th~ Ore hsd t~ea huraaag kn snan
! half an hDar h~forp tn oamrs sncs
thr,ush The rusf. esasiaS she ~ihssss
cou~s~ruaisca snoas thr gs~~as Ut ~
Rrow~r Hcuse On b ucsshress ~~"~s
and the >~surt~vant Hcosr. Tn sh"~sf
81 sparks which covered ihe rsveoess
of HrcsdWsy al~p ~t ar~ IN the avn
ins~ ~ the latter and communicated so
ii~rmAnn'. Thesssr. To sdta ap ~ s~sar
fusi,n sher- werr six c~AphasssA 10
HYhh Nveuur Trheasrr. which blew the
rafscr> .ky high. and sh~sr 80 hss 10
the rcl 81 the buildings surr>sansasne
The Ars ~ the s~rsrs Of esrassAses
which are Thought to have h~~" ess-rd
by the hsnsiae III - tAnkA 80 WY
near l~ing . serious AFFAIR sor . dkse~"
or mor~ arrmcn uasirs thr i~sd~r~hie
OF iiattaiioa Chi~f Nctahr. wha ~erv
working IN the auditorium at b ft0h
Avenue Th~ater.
There werr several lively ~en~s ID
the Broscr iicusr. hat there was M
panic. The frons of the fifth Avenne
i. of iron AMI a. the beams Vanished u
was feared II woald fall oas and srsah
Evarari's bath house. oa IN ~suth aide
of Twenty eighth strict. hat th~ walls
src still standing.
According a. the Herald ain iAr~m~n
last their lives by the fir~ In th~ Herr
mann Thcss~r. The Herald story IN -
follows: 'SiN Ar-m~n had souo
through HERMANN Theat~r to h
ro,f and had just succ~vsi~d In h"ssiine
u length ~ hs,.r up when h furnsrs
opened dirctiy at their feet Five
of thrm could not be srea srnm
the street. hut n >scd outlined
against the sra of flame hat r~r fr,m
the burning buildings 4 shout was
made fer sailing ladders by thu nremrn
on Rrcndway. but h-for~ ih~y could ~
procured th~ fvmen was srrn Ca TAX .
farewell lnpk nj the crowd hrl"w and
then to deliberately walk into the
flames and disappear"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

0 - 49, C-~DD-OuGonD
- - Wsa@G q - Gaes 0ss4 -
OnAnA. NeA. Jaa. 1-Ar1ps&sa -
~ Des lfo0 ~ RiAgs aeeory sayE
.-Deorsal Nilea - sna0ed command
q he Sou~a here. riisvtag 0sssrsl
Hsooae. who saasted yeserrtsay oosnr
tnR inSo She aeiA With tn Secuad 10
fantsy and Ninth cavalry. Gutn6 BY wsy
Of Oelr3ehis 10 puias noe efseee miles
nnrtA VI here. whrre 0enrrsi CesT =
now ssppuaed 10 Be.
'One handyed and thizfy-ave Indiana
Of Two Strikes hand came 10 yesterday
and tnined American uor~es comp
They repors~d so Captain Erness and
be tsued them ~r,sicnA
Reports seat out that General Rruoks
hsd heea selieved by 0eneral Ailes sss
untrve. Genenl Brooke will remain
n command Repprss Of . maasarre.
rumoeed q Denver and salt Lake. are
also untgue.
Yesterday amid - Wild. binding
and bitter . wintsy stnsm - ever swepe
this bleak and harr~n country we're laid
b their last rrst thirty 81 thc brave
buys Who fell face so the foe in the en-
counter ut Wounded kn~~. II was :
o'clock beforr the funeral cortrgr. with
General For~ythe and Major whis~ssde
% In hesd. and compu.ed cf afsecn
wagons hearing the rud~iy conan~d
dead. followed by an escort at co0-
panies 4. X. X. !, ID and 4 Ut the noble
but unfortunate Seventh cavalry, to-
g~thes with IN assisting squad frsm II
Second cavalry. wound away from the
ramp up "a the little cemetery situated
ut the crest Of the hill northwest
of the agency. The surviving members
Of the fstrd company X iooked lone
some enough with their f~srfully
thinned ranks The vacancy ~ strik-
ing In contrast ~ the rest Of the column
caused the tear 10 atari In h eyes ut
many . comrsde for the comrades lo~t
The graves were in rows Of six Close tn
grther in the southwest cprner OF the
cemetery and overlooking he camp.
After the rrading of the burial services
by Rev. Mr.. Cook. the Episcopal clergy
man herr, aided by his assistant.
the bodies were lowered into the
graves. Owl ing Ia the immensely critical
condition Of the surroundings with
hories Of the enemy focking about the
agency threatening an attack, thr unnsl
salute ~ guns Ma omitted. while eft
notes from the bugle and the vail II
the storm whispered the last goodbye.
The rrinains Of Captain Wallace will
be scnt 10 Fort Riley. Kan. for inter-
mcnt Those Of Captain Mills. who ~as
found dead in his tent from rheumatism
of the heart. from which he has t~~n u
sufferer for q long time. were sent -
Omaha"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

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49, - - OPNsnty auVRuetoaTs srse
~Gca8r. NsnNk4 - Ne1snoeess. bss-
90. - ssNe sy0Vnahy 49, - essstse
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wuncnoSg Osss - sAsws 10 sOsesSsA wsy-
e0ee "a ~ e~rp@0eea . feUeay tAss
vsn Nse us = sv.e .yss.shy Va:
- p1rSrpbca h<ewsshs~s b. rtaSss-. wase
vosistSss9 spr~a. hssss saa esse~sscies
H0vnn ssS - The s~rsp~s Wan tee esee~s
s0uur1tssa smgaar she Digestive fsnr
80 vAen NJ assnasy eexsss sAsv ssae
49,. vAss she sssrs rev ~sss eel
- WSase syss~m s~~ss srar saa t~~sAe.
49, ~ syy~ssss fails ~sea efe sr~sss
0sAes esd sssssssss tssassl yea w8s
- srue sy@pAshy ~ srss1x~sf 10 ss~ eat
Surse ose 81 pe. J.As rssis ssrssrsFtsN
- - - sar. - dAysishs fellows dare
- nil sAss rs~<~sy I'd Asn 81 hss s1%
49, and r~aasre Ains - ss~uA rosrsssss
toyeDss hsslss -nss~aessss Ss~&
rvs Aba % ASSURE 10 ees sssi q zaa .
AuasaA ep dessA fos before ss ssst>s-
QasAamsss LEADER.
Ran sos~eaifS vital 10 ssAs ia .sss w-ss
1Dvs Of shss pasrr ~ } q a. p&ss q Nss
e>asse Iowa ssssssAasrnsssx~Ts sssSAts
tes Malaria ~ ycs are . ssasrss - aAs -
- tossrvss 10 ye&
a pcS~sAs sis vita ~ ~t~sses~svr~s
ssy ed bag kAHs hss~
TIE DRIP Of rs~szeais "a - sars~sss
Nth A5~ Hoecy - H~Ss~aosssi asi FsF
rssrs T~cssasess prSrs CARTS $40 Haias'~
n 10 fssss ss ~ ~a>s . rrss>s .s-as
ePsse - strike iss kixs G-s - F~S-gsss
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

A man while digging . well on The
farm Of {. II. Moore, west OF Deland-
NJ. came 20 . strata Of clay 80 hard
that he was eompeiled 20 NE dynamite
bor Afseen feet 10 remove it. After dig
eing down Sixfy-6ve fret and boring
twenty-two feet he struck . lake OF
water. which forced him 20 get ont Of
The way Of the rushing current which
rose city feet In thirty minutes
AeaaliAower meamring Afseen inches
aerus the Top and weighing seventeen
|snd shalt pounds b the latest I'M
Ipdst.nf fan product IN NaltDoDah
Csansy. Ore
Labor C@niniooe< Ns98hewA a
Maine. has coopleted tie eo0pilasioo
a ahandooed farm satisfies b tAos
|oeaAe aod the results . e~xesediAgH
The number Of sbo1dcoe4
|fMns mporssd aggregates &1lA Th
a thae fnsDs = SASt9
Ulnn&ioa Tor tAHsti0 = a.
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Rheumatism

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-wNaNssa ~ tSe csss. ga - Hs 49,
~.se shpps % asss>>s vsza. ss@s ers~ s~Aa~~s
1neUss fyoa ess esss q ss~ ~@F $50
.S sSe~woafs~s d. OaAsss sss~s s@s - -
80 "a 0zeD es~ss@s~sa set NsaAs - T~s
n Ssssy serr~ ~ sfsse s&sSs ss~
~Amom 10 as~ss - 80 . ss~sss "a go
0..A go n~-ss ssr>>sssass ssH 49, s
- - esstzn "a TNss ~easesNs ps~Sss~s @s
= OAsa ssssr~siss s<s1ss,. s>s s~fsfF, s~sNe
- sssaHse 10 stsA
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

THE McCarthyites are said to have q
bombshell ready to explode in the shape
IF criminal prosecution Of Mr.. Parnell
for breaking into the Offices Of United
ireland. They have consulted high
legal authorities and have entire assur-
ance, whatever Mr.. Parnell's interest In
the paper may be, his action was . vio-
iatiOn of law.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

A LETTER from East Africa states
that Commander Stuhlmann recently
captured q slaveris camp near the Vic
toria Nyanza- After . fight in which
many Arabs were killed the Germans
succeeded in releasing . large number
Of slaves. In this camp . quantity of
ivory. gunpowder, about 100 muskets
and . quantity Of other property werc
seized. The troops then continued their
march, eventually reaching Mskongo.
where they met Emin PashA.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK.
ossansd D 1ssasrsph and lGaa.


VINES ~ oenaes 0ee - TIE m ehs eF(.
aeneiolo q 0ooege !. 0ho0p and william J:
NcCoaaeo1, een~aeoes-elect from idaho. wers
presented W IT. eh0up being present was
ApwQFn n, bat afees somo diseusel0a tbs
- )o6eIalD vsso referred. Mr.. Aldssch Pre-.
't~66be4Slhe rssolseIon for . change Of rules
SRh16E0o4e over. The elections b0l wss
favoe q ~ bill. 0r. . also took To
1ooe u favor q Tie bill and pendiag bic ~.
0af1D Ne eeaaee adjourned. The 0o0oo
Wae noe b session
WHBu The Senate mee o. ne 1seh 4 vas ~
boar besoso . Qe0ruD could Be secured In
order 10 approve b ~joarnal. The elections
bin was thea taken mp y Senator 0oar -.
aeos Wolcoet (COl) then took the 0Oor and
sp6ke againse The bill The elections bin
IaJd aside Informally and the financial
b1tD taken % and Senaf0r Stewart s6dressed
The oeaaee IL H. favor. Senator Teller Coll
eben opoke against the cl0tuFe rule end upon
the rights Of minorities. Adjourned. The
House met. approved the Journal and i'd
j0urned until Friday.
II the senate on the slst Mr.. AandcnOn
offered Q resolution. which vas agreed %.
directtng a early . report Of the census BY
Congressional districts ~ possible. A sharp
debate ensued IN Mr.. MOrRan's request 70
have his resolution placed before the Senate
directing the Elections Committee 10
report a. 70 the contents and mean
Ing Of the elections bill. but the
motion went over. Mr.. George then
spoke against the elections bill and the Ben
ate adjourned until Friday noon. with the
understanding thst Il should then adjourn
until Monday. The House was NOS In SEES
sion.
TuE Senate and House met Informally ON
The ID and sitter the reading OF the Journal
od1Ourned until Monday.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

Mr. GLADSTONE has sent to newspa-
pcrs a letter in which he expresses his
thanks for the innumerablc birthday
congratulations of which he has been
he recipient. and says he regrets that
It is impossible for him II answer each
IF his friends and well-wishers individ.
,a11v
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

At Chicago recently the second o Of
the late President Garfield was married
to Miss Helen Newell, daughterof John
Newell. president of the Lake Shore.
The wedding occurred at the Newell
residence and was very simple and un.
o~stentatiOus. Mr.. Garfield is in the law
business with his brother at Cleve-
land. q.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

The French 0urt Of Appeal upholds
the sentence Of q months imprisonment
of the journalist Moro. who interviewed
the jurors in the Eyraud- Bompard muir
der trial and who was convicted Of con-
tempt of court.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

j. s. MORSE, of San Francisco. has
purchased the island of Sophia in the
South seas and will rule and he absolute
king. He floats the stars and stripes
and expects to make . fortune ont Of
guanO and fruits.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

A RESOLUTION has been introduced in
the House for memorial services in the
various States October IL, 1892, and for
a request that each State prepare q
statue, painting or tablet for use at the
Xorld'S Fair.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

Ex-CHIEF B~CsHYHEAD said in r.
gard to the CommissiOn's failure to
reach an agreement rs to the sale Of
the Cherokee lands: 81 I'm fully con
vinced that the present Commission
will not perfect any trade for our
Western lands. They have come "a
discuss the title and that h thu
stumbling block. The only chance
can see for . trade Is through the SEN
ate subcommittee. They, In my opin'
ion, are empowered with the authority
to make Ms . reasonable offer and grant
us other considerations we ask"
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

IT has been ascertained that over 80.
NO stamped envelopes have been stolen
from the Government stamped envelope
agency in Hartford. Conn.,. and sold by
one Fay, a former emplOye of the
agency. The contractors will make the
lOss good to the Government.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

THE Pope has received from Berlin q
communication to the effect that the
IIundesrath has decided to refuse per.
mission for the Jesuits to return to Ger.
many, but is in favor of permitting the
Redemptorist Fathers to return.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

THE Queen Regent Of Spain forwarded
e. the Pope a handsome malacca cane
as a New Years gift. When the Pope
touched the cane, by an ingenious con
trivance. its head or top opened, emit
ting a shower Of gold pieces.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

ACCORDING to the British trade sta
tistics 4ss. 600 Of Sheffield cutlery were
exported during the past quarter,
against 974.0OO during the previous
quarter. This decrease is stated to be
owing to the workings Of the new
United States tariff.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

by authority Of the President. the
military reservation of Greenwood Isl
and, decided to the United States August
2. 1s4s. by Jacob Baptiste and wife. has
been transferred and turned Owe to the
Secretary of the Interior for his dispo.
sitiOn.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

NEWTON. Miss. Jan: A.-In Neshobs
County William r. Fox. while returning
from Meridian. where he hsd sold his
cotton. was held mp and robbed by .
white man named sharp and . negro
named Burnside in . swamp Ohicers
arrested the negro and while conveying
him 70 Jail were met by . masked mob.
who took him. swung him to . limb and
riddled his body with bullets This &C
eurred Saturday night and il Is bow
rmcred that SHARP WAS captured and
Uobced Monday night
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

Hos. DANIEL. Ci.ARKE, one of the most
prominent characters in the political
history of New Hampshire, died quite
unexpectedly at Manchester. He was
81 wears old.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

SECRETARY RUsK has sent . letter TO
the Chicago Worlds Fair mana9eFx,
promising to use his best efforts toward
making the agricultural exhibit . grand
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

Ex-MAYOR NEvIN, who bankrupted
Adrian. Mich, seven years ego BY steal
ing 500. 600. has been psrd0ned from the
Michigan State penitentisry. He win
practice law in Detroit.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

CHICAGO. Jan 2-Advanced freight
rates viii 60 into eject to-day oil along
the line The rate Of packing house
products from the Missouri river %
Chicago will 90 up from 10 10 - cents
per 100 pounds and the nse On hogs
will be estshlhhed on the came
basiA Grain rates from SG Psai and
Minneapolis % Chicago viii sdvsars
from II % i3I csnts and co0mSdity
rates in all directions viii BE- sAvssced
The new merchandise tariff between
Chicago and The Northwest win also b.
come effective and the recent scale be-
tween Chicago and Tie NioDasf river b
already h force.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

An English syndicate - !sccafeA
options On twentyA6ree tile factories n
this country.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

NJ. UCTAvE fECIIssET, the OlSL108 UlSteO
French novelist and dramatist, is dead,
In the seventy-second year of his age.
He was Q member of the Academy and
IN officer Of the Legion of Honor.
EMrx PAsHA has had several fights
with natives in East Africa.
The death Is announced Of Lady
Dacres at . very advanced age. She
danced At the famous and historical
ball ut Brussels on the eve of the battle
Of Waterloo.
ALEXANDER kINGLAKE, the historian
of the Crimean war, was reported
dying. He was 20 years old.
THE Spanish COrtes has dissolved.
Elections for members will be held in
February and the new COrtes will open
March 9.
The Bureau of the American Repub.
lies has information that the President
of Mexico has approved the bill recent
~ passed by the Mexican Congress ad-
hitting corn from the United States
free Of duty. This is a very large con.
cessiOn rs the duty heretofore has been
n cent per kilogramme, or about one
half cent per pound.
The State Prohibition League of In.
diana has been disbanded.
The Minnesota Farmers' Alliance has
elected Ignatius Donnelly for president.
The public reception of the President
on the 3lst "A attended by 1000 peo-
pie, principally school teachers from
New York, New Jersey and the New
England States on an excursion to
Warrington.
GENERAL +. Z. SPINNER, cx-Treasurer
Of the United States, died at Jackson
vile, Fla, on the Slst at an advanced
age.
ASSISTANT ADJUTANT-GENERAL Cor
BIN, speaking of the Indian war. said:
''The troops are behasing splendidly. /
am In hopes of hearing good news noon.
You may say that General Miles reports
that he has . sufficient number of
troops ut his command at all points l
see some newspaper dispatches hint at
the contrary"
THE Presidents New Years recep-
ton drew out comparatively only q
small attendance.
The feud between the clergy and
Parnellites in Ireland appears to in
crease in bitterness. The Parnellite
mayor of Cork was refused the use of
the Cathedral for his installation cere-
monies.
JUSTIN PErrIoREw. a brother of
United States Senator Pcttigrew, died
at Sioux Falls, s. D., the other night.
senator Pettigrew was much incensed
At the Christian scientists, who attended
the sick man.
ANNIE OAKLEY. the champion woman
shot, died recently in Buenos Ayres.
LORD SALISBURY is stated to have sent
assurance to Canada that there is no
change in the status of the Behring sea
question, and will not be until the
United States consents to arbitration;
that in the meantime British subjects
will continue to be protected in lawful
pursuits.
THE reduction of the public debt dur
ing the month Of December amounted
to 81, O0s. s97.
Ar the bottom of the trouble with
the Northwest Indians, according to
Father Crafts and others, are the frauds
perpetrated by Indian agents.
REPRESENTATIVES KELLEY, of Kansas,
has introduced In the House q bill di-
recting the Secretary of the Treasury
to print fractional currency of the
United States to the amount of $50, O00,-
oea.
The Red Cloud chief., 1891-01-09

IT Is announced that Holland hos
signed the general oct Of the Congocoe,,
fercnce.