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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
0oriidt beim slusl6fdben BON
Netrpleumlampen.

Wenn au1 bereits iiberaq baS 8es
troleum ais 8rennDl peripenoet tpirb,
Inn babur6 bic lanoen @interabenpe
BEL ansenebmer 8eIeu6tuuS iib 70 pieI
beimIi9er uno seieliser gu seitalten, 10
fommen aud bebeutenb mebr nn9IiidSs
fdas pOr als friber, nel9e SetpDbnIi6
in unboriidtiser 8ebanoIuns bieieS els
ssntbdmIiden JIuiSumS ibre llria6e
finben. Sin Spri6tpprt ia9t: ,,Sors
ii6t 1T bic Mutter Der WelSbeit" unb
bies 1T, auf mannisfaIti9e Grfabrune
seltabt, ri9tie. Nsbr 8oriidt iolIte
4. .. aud beim GusI6iaen Der Betro'
Ieum' 9ampen bsoba6tst iperoen. Shon
pftmaIs III bic 8epba9tuns eemadt
iporeen, bab 2eute bic SIamme bon
oben burd oas 8laS auSl6i6en; bic
8etreffenoen bahten aber babel nidt,
bab iis Der @sfubr auSseiebt iein fDnns
ten, iib su berbrennen. 2eioer au;us
ipabr 1T Der 9lusiprud zines ia@bers
IiGnbisen SnbuitrieIIen: ,,Wenn es
rihti8 III, oab unter bunbert nerlnunSs
iieunSs bic 2ampen bon Oben ausI6i9en,
70 1T es ebenio ridtis, 6aB 6ieie nouns
unbneunSis Der sIeidsn @efubr uuSses
iebt iinb. bic benz bunoertiten tpirfIi6
pa1trt, iid nit PetroIeum su berbrens
men," 8isIsn erfheint bieieS aber aIs
Ia6erIi9 unb untpabrideinIid. ,,8ie
ioate benn BEL iOI6em 9lusI6i6en BET
2ampen @efabr UOrbanben iein, ii9 su
berbrsnnen ?" iasen iie, lid babe es
fdOn oft uuf bieie 8eiie eemadt, unO
mir III ME 70 ettpas pniiIrt," idreien
anbere. 8ei senauer PriifunS ber
Sade ipiro aber Sebermann 3uBeben
mtiisn, bas pirtIid ba6ur1 llnfdqe
entitsben t6nnen. Da Der DslbebdIter
ni6t su ieber 8eit nit PstroIeum auses
fiat iein lam, aIfp INNER ipeiter bins
unter f9 entIeert, 10 tpire bieier Ieere
3aum Iei9t infOIee Der @drme bes
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1891-11-05
0erf6lucfte @etbftaefe &c. aus
benz W1aeen sn entfernen.

8erI6Iudte SrembfDrpsr, tpsI6e ni6t
ipib iinb unb iid niht etipa in Der
Speiier6bre feitseiebt baben tpie 3. 3.
@eI6itide, &n6pfe, 8useIn unb bersI.
mebr, tperben bon ben Ieraten our9 bic
fog. 8artOHsIfur entfernt. 9ie &ran'
fen betommen sr6bere Nuantiidten &ars
tOffeIn nit Butter su senieben unb ni6ts
3u trinfen, tpoour6 Der 9anje Darmfas
nal sIei9mdbis auSeetpeitet ipiro, iooab
Der Srembt6rper nir9enbs bdneen bIeibt,
ion6ern auf benz natiirIi6en Mese ents
fernt ipirb. gS seIans auf bieie Meiie,
Wtiin3en, @etpi6titiide, berf9ludte @e'
bilIe bon 5 @entimeter 2GnSe unb 8
.@entimeter 8reite, 8eriiderun9snabeln,
3dsel uIp. au entfernen un6 baourd
idipere NadtbeiIe gu um8eben. Diebe
unb Berbre9er berfdluden ni9t ieIten
obne 8siorsnib seitoblene 9inse, Bril-
IantobrrinSe unb @OIoitiide, tpenn iie
bon Der 9oIisei ersriffeu iperOen, neil
iie piIIsn, bab biefe @e9enitdnoe auf
benz nattirli6en @eee tpIeber abseben
unb bann fir iis ni9t bsrIoreR iinb.
@u6 ensTiIde YoIiaeibeamte baben bic
fog. &artofeIfur Bel berbafteten 8ers
bre&ern l6on oft NIT grfoIs anee.
ipanbt, tpenn bieSe fleine seitoblene
fpertbboIle Saden auf cine 70 finniSe
@eiie beiIeits sebradt batten. --Das
breiidbrise S6bn6en zines 8aufmannS
in 98ien bate unIaneif cine iosen.
Si6erbeitsnabeI in ben Niuno senoms
men uno berl9ludt. Ser seruiene glr3t
berorbnete, baB iih baS &Ino rubis
berbaIten miiiie unb nur &artoffeln nit
Butter senieBen biirfe, uno - tpelde
Sreube fir bic gItern !-nad 43 Stun'
ben sins bic 9labeI gang i6mer3los nit
@rtrementen fort. 8iirsIib bate Elm
nod ni9t sinidbrises &inb cine Sdraube
berI9ludt. Ser glrst berorbnete 8ars
tofeIn in ieber Sorm unc in WiiI4 8es
tau9tes Weibbrot unb berbot iebe fluff
iise Nabrung. 3rob Der eineetretenen
8srltopfuns mar bas 8inO redt munter.
glls am pierten Gage Elm Gbfiibrun9Ss
mitteI perabrsi6t tpuroe, einS bic in
burte 8Otbmahen einSebdate S&rauben
idmer3IOs ab.
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F. .. Clarke, M. D.,
1856 g. Glarf st., Gbieaso, 81.
-6Etn-
SanR6arer Hattenf

(stein Slrjt fcnnte ibm belfen)
ter ieineu Wamen ntdtt aeudnnt baben mn unb bsr
feline bcujtdnoiee kSieoerberfteuune pom
tdltperem &tioen elmer, tn etnem Dotlnrbun
onsesebenen Nrjuet uereant, labt burH unS bass
fete tcItenfret an Ietne ieibenheu Mtteni@en rers
thtden. Diees srpbe BUD beihreibt ausfabrli6 ale
arantbetten tn arer perithnbliber 2Beiie unb 8lebt
Sung unb alt bsiberlet Geide1ts ydja teuStuertbe
Mnftblafie absr aass. pas its tntsreilssn tsInts,
beiten Weeepte, peldbe In ieeer Hprtbete SemaGt
perhen ttnnen. S&i6t Gusre dereHe NIT Vrtstmartt
ans
Privat Klinik und Dispensary,
20 West IL Str, New York, N. Y.
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mDsIi&e gOItspIossn, epitemien ii. +

mbsIi6e 8OItspIosen, Gpitemien ii. I.
ip. berantiportlib MAIDEN tpoute.
Reinespess berridt tiberaa in Rub'
lamb @etreiOemaneeI, ober iresen ber
f6ls9ten Transportmitiel berfault bier
bas @etreiee tpegen beS 1leberf flu1es,
pdbrenb bunbert MeiIen bapOn bic
9eute SuneerS iterben. 8dter6en Bar,
ber ioebsn sur See aus 9openbaeen
mad Yetersburs auriidsetebrt 1T, i6eint
Ii6 ieine beIonberen &Opff6mer3en iiber
bic traurieen 3uitdnhe in ieinem &ei9
su MAIDEN unb ipiro Iih unberipeiIt nad
2ipabia, Ieinem 2uiti6IOhe in Der 9rim.
beseben, UNI bort ben Ninttr Su pers
leben.
90 BAT alio benn bic sebOffte 3uiams
mentunit bes 3aren nit &aiisr @il'
beIm ni9t fattBefunben. Dieter tpios
met Ii6 Jest tpieoer eifris ben @ei6df'
ten Der inneren 8olitit, namentlid Der
nit 0orIiebe bon ibm betrlebenen iittlls
den 3eform Der Sauptltabt. Sin oas
bin ,ieIenber @rIab on ben SuitiSminis
fer perIanSt itrensere Sanbbabun8 bes
Strafseiebes sesen Protitution uno
3ubdltertbum.
SIN Der YoIitif madt SG,it 8ismard
biel bon lib reoen, inoem er our4 Nn'
eriffe auf bic ihwebenoen 3oLbertrd8e
nit Ositerrsi9 unb StaIlen, iotpie auf
bic ibm su milbe Saltuns Der &eeierung
gegendber ben Sucialbemofraten, iein
gluItreten in benz am IL. 9lobember gus
fammentretenben 8eidstaBe pcrsubes
reiten iuHt.
Gin anaemeiner SeberItrife Itebt fir
DeutidIano unb Oeiterrei4 in Auss
Iidt.
3ur6 ben 8ranb Der Stabt Meirin'
gen i'm 8erner OberIunb inp 1000 8es
ipobner obba9Ios eetporben.
Der frans6ffde Senat bat bic
DrinsIidfeit bes gntrasss SerrpS auf
@ufbebuns Der Sperre eeeen amerifa>
nii9es S9weine1siib ansenommen.
Sie idofrans6ffden Stdbte GarcaRone.
2imour unb Narbonne iinb bur6 bic
SIutben Der Iube pertpaitet.
Seitbem 8uBIanb iein neueS Ban.
seri6iff ,,NabarinO" bonn StapeI se'
Iailen, tpia bic Tiirfei ibre SIptte ber'
srbBern unb SonitantinopeI befeitisen.
8ei benz beribmtsn 2sudttburm Dor
@bbpItone bat Der Dampfer Bottom
| bic 8arfe ,,@barIpoob" i'm gtebeI IL
ben @runb sebobrt; l6 Wann be-
lebteren ertranfen.
| Sn Sopan bat Elm @robeben 8ertpii
itunSen an8eri4tet.
Die 8eamten Der 9insiii9en 8robin
Sunan folIen an ben SrembenUerfol8
unsen f9uIO iein.
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1leber Baltimore
WDrOOcutI6er Ql0bO,

Ne9eImdbies ot.Dampfidifffabrt amif6sn
Baltimore unb Sremen
bireet.
Surtj bic ueueu unb erprobtsu StabIoampfer
9armItabt. Dresben SarISrube,
Mdn6en, Olbenburs, Weimar,
bon Bremsn eoen Sonneritag
BON Baltimore ieben Mittuod, 2 llbr a. lW.
@robtm09Iibfts Siderbeit
8iui9e Bteiie, 8orji9Iide Serpfle9ung.
Weit 9ompfern bes @orboeuti6en.elobo
wuroeu mebr als
100000 Pafiagiere
aIiidlid iber see beforoert.
GaIons uno Gaiiten.8immer auf Ded =
9e GinriGmngsn fir 8wi6enbedspafa.
aiere, bersn Sdafitelen ii6 i'm Oberoed uno
i'm ,meiten 9ed befnoen, fuo anertannt por-
trefli6. Glettriide BeItu6tun9 in allen
@dumen.
8eit,re austunft ertbeiIsu Die General.
a9enten
q. SGHma9er 6 Co., Baltimore, Mb
ooer bereu gerirstsr I'M SnIanOe.
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TeneraIarm @tatiDmem.

NO. aaIfsn. 2OfaIitGt
t2 @sRon @ibls.
13 cliff Wsrfr.
ia 9adapannd aps. unb Sisbsntt ShaBt.
is gadapanua 9Ips. uHb Snanton paus.
i6 Gidlrn Nanufarturins 60.
II {. 8 & s. 60. Stabl gBrrfe.
18 6. 8. & q. 80. Mlte Rou Niiblt.
81 Ssifsrlon unt eadapanna 9lptnuts.
% BYpnlina AStnus unb Spruee Stra6s.
% 9inbsn Snaet unb GIanflin Npfnue.
24 9Balbinatpu Mpe. unb Mulbsup Strast.
25 Slips Strabf uub @bnms apenut.
26 qadapanna unb WalbinstOn 9ptnuts.
q Mulberrp StraBt unb WabiIcn Abenut
26 StffrrIpn &ptnue unS @ibIon Stra6e.
81 Clay gISsnus Hnb Yins StraBe.
80 GappuIe Aprnus unb pbrpS StraBe.
80 prppibenee Reae nnb Carbon Stra6e,
"a qadapanna unb Norb Wain Mpsnues.
35 SadIcn Strabt unb Drain Npenue.
&c Sadlpn StraBs unb sineOln 9lpsnue.
81 everett Npsnuf unb SndIpn Strabe.
39 @aIfsIb Aprnus unb 9afaptttt ShaBe.
Al @aibinstpn grt. unb SifOrp SIaes.
az Dritte unb 8slrps StraBe.
43 Giinfte Arenue uub 8iinftt Stra6e.
al Srantpn une Sifbsnte StraBen.
as Stpirers pddine Co.. pine 9rppE.
46 Stpns Nptuus unb SsmIpf StraBe.
AZ pittstpn glpsnus unb gBillrp Stra6f.
az prpspstt Nptnut unb 8std Stra6t.
81 @Sear Nptnue une NIbrr Straee.
80 prpsptct 9lptnut unb Riper Stra6s.
So @sear Aptnut uue Gin StraBt.
81 @aIbingtpn Ape. unb MapIf Stra6e.
So Gear Apsnus unb pear Straet.
Sc scranton Stabl Usrfs.
6i Spttlanb Strabe unb Bromley Npt.
81 Glib Nain Apf. unb Sampipn Straef.
63 Glib M6te unb 9ampton StraBt.
Ga Waibinstpu apt. unb 9istp Yorf Siraef.
IS MariUn StTaes unb GapouIe Npsnuf.
&c .. q 3. arsusune unb Green &ibge ct.
II SidIpn @prnue unb SIf Warftt Straet
u Court StraBt unb Diamond Aptnuf.
73 Trppibtnet Rpab unb Ncrb Drain Aps.
"a Marfet Straes unb Yprt Drain Ape.
rs ROrb Drain assnus unb paritr Strabe.
81 Srid unb Saf StraBfn.
SO Bloom une Marfft SraBen.
83 Srpine apfnus unb gib StraBs.
1913 .. Z. & 9B. 6ra6t Saus.
i2i Weii Warfet unb @inpna Strabtn.
2i3 .. Z. & gB. sarrfn WrfIi6ttrn.
}2i .. Z. a W. Mai6iusn @trfr.
Bts alarmirtptrb
apmmt tn AIarm BON aaHsn IA, 70 tpirb
'ie @lpdr surf G II Q Ihlaern, bann pauf.
en- unb bisrauf ierma anIhlhgtn, nem-
i'd I-IIII, has 8tuer IN ber HGbf BON 4a-
ten IA anBsietnb. 9eber @Iarm tpirb sreimaI
pirtnbUlt. 9n sItiGr @df psrbsn ais
}abItn an9tetbfn.
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q. g. Smri1ieb's
Samiliell : Store,
517 2adapanna Gpenue.

Dtt beIfsn @rpesriepaartn alIer Nrt an
oaub. 8utter, ppr3elIaus anb 5rpfwaaren ie.
Gint quite NuswabI Sdnittpaarsn ebtnfaqs
ucrrdtbts, ME ale @rten Wdaren, prl6t
man fur aIsemstusu 5amiIisnssbrnn& nStbis
rot.
=Dds bsutI6t pubIifum 10 freunbIi&a Elm
flaben Upr1ufprsGen
s. q. 3uIHteS.
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6ei6dfts.Mn3et8er.
BUD. unb aleeisen,.0ruder.

Bueb' unb aeciecn,' 'Druder.
8rtb. @agneL Drudarbeit jsbsr art,
In engliI6er un6 bsutIber Sprabs, 81 eada-
puuup Mpsnue, seseniiber bsm Bolton Stprr.
Gisarren. 5abrifant.
". ptdmann, bic bsIisbtsn ,,alfpnlp"
unb ,,9is Rins" Gisarrsn ale Sprtsn "a.
BAT unb 8auherartiftl, SCI eadapanna aOf.
Groceries une propifipnsn.
( Behtolb, Brandon & Go. (Na6-
fclser BON SeaOls s. StreID, t16 penn Give.
S@IGssr unb Seal, "a eaddpanna
MDe., has bsriibmts Wbite Spcnss WebI.
8rsb. 3. Bibmaysr DsIifatsfTtn,
$50 9adapanna Ipfnue.
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bas befte IttteI sssen
1tnD Dern0nliC6feit.
RppfSd,mterseit.
NerffCpf,itt0.

Sabre lang lttt t& an gerfUpfune,
beftisen StDrunsen bes Masens, f6lef.
tenn &ppettt, S6tdFpfstett, &c. Die
@npenbun9 BON Or. &u9uif &bnt9's
Samburser Srppfen brtnet ftets gefer'
uns.-Satob 3eler, Sttaipa, Sas.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
WANT TO KILL.
Strikers at Bradford Threaten to
Kill the MayOr.

LONDON, April 1S.-The mayor cf
Bradford to-day received a letter which
said that several men had been detailed
to kill him, the chairman of the watch
committee and the chief constable, and
that this action was to be taken
to prove that the authorities could not
interfere with impunity with the rights
of the public. Placards which have
been posted by the strikers announce
that mass meeting will be held to-
morrow in the town hall square.
Large contingents of men have
been imported from various places
to support the strikers in their
demands for what they consider their
rights. The authorities, warned by
their previous experience with the
weavers, are taking every precaution to
prevent a gathering of the men. Troops
have been summoned from Leeds, and
the police of this place have been armed
with swords in addition to their batons.
and have received orders that the suuare
must be cleared at any cost.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
PUT AN END TO 1T.
An Unhappy Husband Shoots His
Wife and Suicides


NEW YORK, April 1s.-SamueI Clark
shot his wife Sarah in the head and
breast at No. 2O6 Concord street, Brook
lyn, yesterday afternoon. and then shot
himself in the head. Both were alone
in the house when the shooting oc-
Cured. and two or three hours are sup
posed to have elapsed before they
were discovered, both in an uncon-
scious condition. They were removed
to the Brooklyn hospital. and both will
probably die. The husband is twenty
four years old and the wife one year
younger. They have been married six
years and have had three children. two
of whom, boys aged five and half and
three years, are living. One of Mrs.
Clark's brothers said last night that his
brother-in-law and sister had often
quarreled, even before their marriage.
1t had always. he said, been expected
by the family that sooner or later some
thing terrible would occur.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Imnortant Decision

MUECIE, Ind, April 1S.-The jury
found for the plaintiff in the $1,000
damage suit against the Lake Erie &
Western Railway company in the suit
instituted by Frank Mayo. an Indianap-
oils travelling salesman. who was
elected from the train forrefusiug to paw
10 cents over the regular fare because
of not having ticket. The case was
regarded as test of the rule adopted
by the company to compel patrons to
purchase tickets.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
HE HAD PLUCK.
Powell Stays With Critic Nineteen
Rounds

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-Australian
files received by the steamer Monowai
give long accounts of the featherweight
fight between Critic and Powell in Syd-
ney on March 12. The meeting created
great interest, and when the men shook
hands in the ring there was an immense
assemblage present. The betting had
been 6 to on Critic. Powell was not
as strong as he might have been, through
having trained down too fine. Critic
scaled 119 pounds and his opponent was
half pound lighter. Powell did more
fighting than any other man has ever
done with Critic. but there was no vim
in his blows, and in the nineteenth
round he was pitiably weak and in such
evident pain that the referee stopped
the unequal struggle and awarded the
fight to Critic, who must have knocked
his plucky opponent out in another
round: Critic will probably visit
America soon.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
COMBINE,

and we will break it. Medi-
cine must and shall be obtain
able at bottom prices.
JUST THINK OF 1T!
We sell Two-Grain Quinine
Pills, made by Keasby & Matti-
son, in original bottles, &c a
dOZ. Millions were sold at soc
a dozen before we reformed
the drug business.
For Monday, Tu3sdiy and Wednesday:
Pierce FavOrite Prescription. SIC
ocotO EIn ulSlon; ..6Sc
Carter's Liver Pills, , for .25c
Wyeth Beef, Iron and Wine. 75c
HoStetter'S Stomach Bitters. 15c
Ponds Extract. 35c
Extra Quality Household Ammonia. 7c
We keep every item in patent medi-
cine sold in tirst-class drug store. 1t
will be to your interest to get our prices
and compare them before you buy.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Guttenburg Winners.

GUTTENBURG, n. j., April 1S.-The
races here to-day resulted as follows:
First race, five and a half furlongs-Quar-
ter Stretch won, Major Thornton second.
Dictum third. Time. / 094.
Second race, four furlongs-Lester won.
BeverWyek second, Maggie Duffy filly third.
Time, 49I2 sec.
Third race, six furloGgs-Banquet won.
2:1454
Fourth race, mile and a quarter-Longstree
won, Rover second, Iceberg third. Time,
Fifth race, mile-Brown Charlie won. The
Sheriff second, Forest King third. Time.
ABA.
Sixth race six and a half turlongs-Lee s
won, Illspent second, Success third. Time,
1:.2284.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Toledo Not In It

TOLEDO. April lS.-The effort to raise
sufficient funds for a base ball team
here proved failure, and Mr.. Ketcham,
being unwilling to bear the entire bur
den himself, Immediately notified the
secretary of the Northwestern league
that Toledo will not be in ,at the same
time forwarding mis- resignation as presi-
dent of the league. Terre Haute has
taken Toledo's place in the league.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Committed for Trial.

LONDON, April 1S.-Samuel Storey.
Liberal member of parliament for Sun
derland, against whom a summons was
granted on April 10 for alleged perjury
in connection with his charge against
the police of assault during the Silk
worth strike, was to-day committed for
trial
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Coming Church Dedication.

Special 70 the Globe
PIPESToNE, Minn.. April 1S.-Great
preparations are being made for tue
laying of the cornerstone OF the new
Methodist church in this city next Tues
day. The services will be conducted by
Rev. g. R. Hair, of Mankato. presiding
elder of this district. The society ex-
pect to have their new edifice ready for
occupancy in July.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Free Fare offered

To California by the California CoIoni-
cation Company, 3S9 Sibley street. St
Paul, to all parties purchasing 1000 of
the earliest and very best Fruit Lands
in the Capay Valley, only ninety miles
from San Francisco. See advertisement
in tO-day's paper.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Closed by a Bank.

Special to the Globe.
MITCHELL. S. D., April 1s.-The store
of j. A. Fosdick, clothing, was closed
to-day by the sheriff on confession of
Judgment in favor of the Mitchell Ma
tional bank. The amount of the claim
is 5000.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

mania will attend the wedding. The
Austrian archdukes. leading diplomats
and other persons of note made dem
onstration in honor of NJ. Varesco. This
was bitterly felt by the Princess of
Reuss, who has ceased to give recep-
tiOns
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Races Postnoned.

SAN FRANCISCO, April 1S.-The blood
horse races have been postponed until
next week on account of the muddy con-
dltion of the track.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Death of Charles Teager

SPECIAL to the Globe
HASTINGS, April 1S.-Charles Teager,
proprietor of the American house, and
one of Dakota countv's earliest resi-
dents, died to-day at 10 a. m. of heart
trouble, aged seventy-one years.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY,
Sc.
GJid .II5.IadiE!s 40 / n Il
RsYisad nl}a

over kiaisty s1soss and words
Corr tctiy dtiiAed. Fo which is 3l.:,e ! a
list Ut foreign ysFls. phraS !, anI a -
ia ions from aBcieat and mAipril ian
gua-eS AJ3rcyiatio3 l,t.; ~ yr-Y a.
aiisi iirint;nr, weights IN N a<urr-.
c'c L. tirtsr 20 pr,tte5 ,.-f -. &, .!.e,
"a ~ hivt ,let;esS Dsff %. 81.
Gn.y t.r-c % Any o.ie perso.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Death of Frank Reecber.

Special to the Globe
FARTBAULT, Minn., April 1s.-Frank
Beecher, agent for the Chicago, Mil
waukee & st. Paul railway, died this
evening.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
GOLDEN RULE.
Patent Medicines,
Although the new
DRUG COMBINE

have used every effort in their
power to prevent us from sell
ing Patent Medicines at a fair
profit, they have so far, as you
all know, been unsucc essfuI.
The prices they want us to ask
would be almost like robbery.
We are satisfied with the
prices we are getting. Stand
by us and refuse to pay the
high prices asked by the
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
6-foot. CSC; 7-foot, zoe; 8-foot. CSC.

Nickel Alarm Clocks. ks............. 7Sc
Machine Spool Cotton. &c per spool
Spring Door Hinges. .....10c per pair
Iron Sauce Pans, 2-qt............. 25c
Carpet Stretchers. ..... .... 10c
Ask for the Fiber Wash Basins. -. 23c
Boston Bean Bakers. s.... 13c
Special sale on Iron Stone Furni-
ture. One lot of Pots and Kettles,
and 8-qt Preserving Kettles and
SGT Iron Sauce Pans, your choice. 35c
One lot of No. 9 Pots and Kettles.
painted and polished, your choice. Csc
The celebrated 'Never Break"
Sauce Pans. with long ham
dle..No. Z, S9c; No. 8. s1.O6; No. 9. s1.15
Long handle Fry Pans, No. 8, 49c; No.
9, 59c; No. 10, Csc.
3-Cup Egg Poachers. rs.............. 2fc
A full line of Table Knives and Forks,
Tea ard Table Spoons and Carving Sets.
Toilet Paper, packages. s......... 25c
link Cleaners. .................... SC
Vegetable Brushes. s.-.. 4c
Engraved English-blown Water
Glasses. Observation-Disclosures. soc doz
Dobbin's Securing Polish, for all
kinds kitchen cleaning ...... 20
A nice Stone China Gents Shaving
Mug .,.-.... sc
Ideal Lemon Drill, something new. SC
We have thousand other items, all
sold at bottom prices.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
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SPECIAL SALE
Of bargains to be found in
Kitchen
Furnishing Goods
Department
Department

On Monday and during the
week. Housekeepers should
be sure and call, whether they
need the goods now or later
on, as the prices quoted are
very low, and, furthermore, the
goods are always wanted soon-
er or later.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

We have closed contract with the Publishers Sheet
twenty -four hours after leaving the press
Cut out this list check
ers, first floor. Your choice SC sheet By mail &c
CATALOGUES READY WEDNESDAY MORNING
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

Oyster Bowls, decorated. Sc each
Decorated Toilet Sets, 12-piece S4.98 set
Needle Books, with Darning Needles
and papers Ass'd Needles..5c book
Hooks and Eyes, 2 cards for.... sc
Spring Patented Hooks and Eyes.5c box
Assorted Hairpins, so in box $50. SC
Thimbles. all Sizes. 1c each
Imported EngIish Brass Pins. sold
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1891-06-07
THE ITATA'S STORY.
She Received Her Cargo of
Arms Out i'm the Sea.
SAILED STRAIGHT TO IouIouE.
Report OF the Naval Battle Denied
Central America Has Rested Long
Enough to Be Ready for War.

NEW York, June "a dispatch has
been received at the Chilean legation from
Chile, saying that the story of combat at
Valparaiso, between the insurgent steamer
Megallanes and three vessels of the gov
eminent on April % is entirely false.
A Chilean gentleman residing in Wash
ington City has received from friends in
Chile copies of papers the insurgents are
publishing. In one is a manifesto by
the congressionalists warning the people
of all countries that Balmaceda has
shipped to Europe $1,000, 900 in bullion
which was required by law to be kept in
the Chilean treasury as guarantee of the
paper currency. The manifesto alleges
that Balmaceda can give no security
that this fund will not be used
for personal objects. and when he
is driven from Chile by the people he will
use the money TO support himself in
luxury abroad. All bankers and others
are cautioned against accepting or hand
ling these moneys, which will be demanded
by the constitutional party when it OBJ
tains power.
Government divers report that the
Blanco Encalada, which was sunk by tor
pedoes, is not so badly damaged as sup
posed, and can be raised and repaired.
IoUIeUE, June Can interview with Of
ficers of the Itata today confirms the news
that arms and ammunition were trans
ferred from the Robert and Minnie many
miles from the coast. They urge that they
simply put into San Diego for provisions
and were compelled to leave abruptly to
keep an appointment with the Robert and
Minnie. After the transfer of arms the
Itata took a direct southerly course,
and claims to have steamed
1900 miles, arriving at Tocopilla on
the morning of June with the machinery
much disabled. They deny that the
engines were purposely damaged The
American war ships are employing all the
available mechanics to put her in order.
WAsHINGToN CRY, June 6.--The bureau
of American republics furnishes the fol-
lowing: The steamers OF the Chilean
South American Steamship Company have
been placed under the British flag, which
is presumed to be simulated sale to an
English company, pending pacifcation of
the country.
SANTIAGO DE CHILE, June 6.-An extern
sive and disastrous fire broke out in this
city today. Among the buildings de-
stroyed by the flames was the one occupied
by the British legation. The British min
lister, J. G. Kennedy, and Mrs. Kennedy.
his wife, had a narrow escape from death
The German legation was damaged.