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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26

So, 1000, 500, 900 bsSiffert, tDaS nabe5u oop>
peLt 10 Diel lit, als Das 8etrtebscapttal Der
8anf9ei6Qfte, bes QanoelS uno Der ges
merbe.
lin Der Ota6frage mad Mlild, 8utter
uno SGle 81 genllgen, ltno l5,O0O,OOO
&ube erforoerii6 II nm tlt otele 6utter
gu bei6affen, oa3u beoarf es Der 8eDlrtp<
l6aftun9 bon 60, 600, 900 Ncres Sano. 0te
lan0mirt1lhaftli6en Uno Wtll6eretsS erdtbz
i6aften baben etnel Wertb bon $500 O0,z
600 unO Die 3abl Der in oielem SSn0ultrtee
speig bei6Gftigten 0rbeiter b~e8tffert it'd aut
10000, 81 Deren Nrbettstraft nod Die Don
100000 YferDe 81 re6nen Ut.
SIM @a1Sen gSnor1men beftnoen ltd ~
600. 600 Bfer0e in Dielem 2an0e; otele ulo
Die Sube perSeDren jGbrlt6 10000, 900
Conner Oeu, anndbernO 10000, OOOBulbel
Ufaisl6r0t, ungefGbr ebeulo Diel SulbeI
SaIerlbrot, 1000, 600 8uibeI &lete. 275,z
600, 900 8uibeI !Safer uno 100000 600
Buibel WtaiS, baS Dielerlel anoere Stebtut>
ter, mie Trdber uno ogl., gar nlht nit 8ez
red)net.
Siele &iibe uno 8ferbe 5I f~iittern, Derz
uriaht nen&oltenauftpan0 Don $450,OO0,z
600. Die in ben Wieiereten bel6dfttgten
&eute erDaIten einel1 monatliben Ourbz
i6nittslobn pon 500, mas idbrli6 Die
Summe bon $180,000 900 ergiebt; tpenlt
man Die Wtenge Der MtI6, tDelhc cine &u6
bos Sabr binour6 aiebt, auf $50 @auonen
i6Gbt, 10 lietern Die &ibe Suiammen iabrs
LID $3.50, 900, 900 Sail, uno Die WttI6ereis
8eiiBer e"rSielen oaraus, Die @aQone Wtll6
3u II Gents berednet, etne @eiammteinz
nabnle bon 1910, 000, 900; flint Bro5ent
bon Oieier WtIld miro aber CUR Berettung
BON Butter unb &Gie benuBt. gu einem
8funo Butter iiab ~ Yfuno WiI6 uno gu
etnsm Yfuub &Gie 10 Qfunb Nttl6 erforz
OerIid. Sn s. Yfuno Wttl0 1T ebenio piel
@iDetBltoff entbalten, aIS in etnem BtltnO
9til1bfleiih. Sin gentditeter Stier lieTert
so 9ro3eut fnohenireies Sleii6; es mir
ben aber "a. 000, 900 iolber Sttere BON
einem 9urdihntttssepidt bon ie 1900
8funo notbis ietn, UNI in 8e3ug auf9tabrz
baftigfeit ben W1il6erei>@ r3eugnt1ien zines
Sa6res 9leih5ufommen.
Sn ben StGoten, mo- Die Wtil6 in bteIen
6allen erit bur6 Die t6dnoe Don gepilienloz
len 9ani1ern gebt, lit es nit ihrer yfabrs
bafti9fsit leioer ni6t neit Der, oa bieIe
our6 ben 53uiab bon @alier ooer Die
gntfernun9 Oes Nabms erDebli6 permins
bert miro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26

Der einen 6Glfte Der 3tnien baDon felnerlet
bel6rGnfen0en Seitllnnungen lnterlIegeH.
lpogegen Die anoere 6QLrte auf Die Uerineb7
rung uno 8erbreltung genauerer Senntnllle
BON ben belonberen @igenldaften Der atrnoz
ipb6rii6en2uft uno t6rer 8e3iebun9 gu Dem
t0rperliden llnU "aeilttgen WoblDeft1oe1
bes Menlden pertpenoet tperoen iou. Die
Ter 3wed iou bur6 NusieBung bon Pretien
fir auf ben @egenitanp Be3ua bebenoe
Gntoedun0en bel unbei6rdnttem W1ltbe>
tuerb ooer blr6 onbere ben 9eitern Der Qns
1talt am 3~nedoienlt6lten erldetnenDeUftttel
erreidt tperoen.
- 0aB oos neuIt6 e 6 tenbabn :
II n q / ii If Set Der SDpferet bel SO 0 II :
mouth, SQinois, Der ooridBliden Ters
itellung be3w. Sefinllng elmer Bei6e 5u>
Suihreiben lit, miro inli1er flarer. Wtebr
als etu Oubello Ballagtere oes ~perunglud7
ten 3ugeS ipolen be5eugen, oaB, ais oas
ungbid gei6ab. bic Weide 9eOffnet mar.
Gin 0tetienoer aus Ieotuf, Der alS @rlter
bon Dem 3uge aelprungen 81 letn beDauptet,
iaD brei ueroG6ti9e @eitalten neben Dem
Sriimrnerbaufen Iteben. 9luf Die an lie 9e>
ridtete Srage, mas tie bort Douten, gaben
tie au5lpet6en6e Qinttporten. Sin Ba6nz
bofsarbeIter aus Wfonntoutb mill frub ain
Nbello bret TrelnOe in Der 9tt6tung All Die
S0pferei ba6en gebe1 lebe1. Die Gllenz
babnbeamtel Gesler lln0 Brtce bon Der
0urLtngtonba6n BADEN Dem Qcid)eni6auer
telegrapbil6 mttgetbetlt, oab ite auf @ruuo
elmer geltauen llnterlu6ung Der ltnglllGS>
itGtte pollfommen 5u Der lleber5cugung gez
lanQt leien, Dap itb Sen1ano nit Der QSeide
gu 16afTen gemadDt babe.
- @inen bartnGGtgen Sel6fz
morDper IN d madte iilnglt in Gtez
peIano ein Weann ytamens Soiep6
Smttb, Delber it6 in ben 5SluB "ge1tiirSt
bate uno nit aller @etpalt gegell Die bon
rettenDen 6dIoen angeiteQten 8emii6unz
gen, ihn einem nalien @rabe gu entretBen,
lpebrte. ST. lprrDe aber bod g~erettet uno
er3dblte ba1n, ct Jet bon G%6tcago ge>
fommen, 100 tDm leine Srau unD Elm &inb
burd ben Sob entrtiien nDroen ieter. Nus
8eratpetflung babe er it6 DemS6napSgenuB
bingegeben, uno inter belien Ginnirfung
ben Sprung ms Waiier Qetban.
Son gittSburg fommt 6ie
9ta6ri6t, oaB Dem Wlonopol Der 6 a o.
arb StI SO. Elm gefGDrlther 9tebenbu9z
let eritanoen lei. tnbem Mnorem arr
negte unb WeIIon 8ros. Elm
l1ebereinfommen getroffen bGtten, in SoIge
Deilen bon Bttrsburg aus Seileitungsrobz
rem mad gbiIaOelpbia selegt werben Mir
ben, Die I'M Stanbe iein louen, tGgli6
10000 SAB Sel na6 bort gu fibren. Oie
2ettung, tpel6e ST. 900, 900 foiten unb nit
elmer mad ben Selquelen in 8eits8irginien
fGbrenoen 3metgleitung perfniipft meroen
mir0, iou bis gum l. Ntdr3 fit Den @ez
brau6 fertiggefteat iein.
= Sn bent Mbtronbacz g ebtr9e
i'm Staote Stem 9 orr bat iinait Elm
Ct aubanfaII am Saranac safe
groBes Nufieben eenladt. Soiepb 2abotp
murbe bort bon einem StraBsnrGuber uni
1854, ieine l1br uuo anoere Mert6laben err
leidtert uub obenoretn, psiler ii1 sur Webre
ieBte, balbtoot eepriigelt. Die t6oteleeieuz
i6aft bat cine Belobnung auf Die @rgreiz
flung bes Gdubers aus9eieBt unb bas ga113e
@ebirge miro BON Sepaffneten mad Dem
&erl a6gelu6t.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
m0dentids 3uinois staats,5eitune utontas 2s OHober 1891

@uropder a OFftsiere, 6 l1nteroifisiere),
etna 250 SolDateu, ebellioDiel @emebre llno
3 0ei6iye, % @iel. So SrGaer uno
cen 6aupttbeii u~uieres @epdds. Die @nz
5abl unierer Gn9reiier oiirfte nit 1000
ni6t gu bob gei6dSt iein, tpouon nielei6t
700 getDotet Doroen limb. Sbr 6duptling
&uatpa unb ber Slbrer Warapatu iino
g%efauen. Sour benz 11mitanbe Der Siibrerz
loiigfett unierer Setuoe l6reibe i6 unier
sliifli6es% Gntfommen 3u."
Snmit 1T iebt enolih flargeIteat, in
melher 0eile Die Expedition ibr Gnoe lamb.
Die nnporij6tigftif Oes R%ommanoeurs, Der
feineu leberfau betilr6tet su baben i6etnt,
trifft o~ffenbar Die S6ulo. WiBmonm ooer
@lnin Yal9a mare 10 ettpas idwerll6 palz
itrt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
Derntisfe tSr6pm.

SoI9enoe 8erionen pber oereu Grbeu finb erTucht.
llp ne9ett @tn6teDnn9 per na9ltebe1toen GrbI9aften
lotort on 2errn 8. Warcttportb, beuti9er @bopfot
IN St1lctnnotL Obio, Direct gu menben. 9erfelbe bez
ll60fgt nol9iffeDenoe fpte ollie @rbi0aften unb beutI9e
Ste@ts9elbdTte prompt nnb biatQ
6. 8. 9oebr aus Seil6ronn; 81. Sect aug giniroen.
DDrt; Sobonne y. BETTER aug @alfp; Grbeu bon s.. 6.
$. 8e1ber aus 8raun1Gpeto; ". 8tuber aug 6eiSz
ltn9en; s. glan aus g9albiee; @rben BON g. q. 8:ul1.
merit nno IS. ", 9eb. Santa aus Berlin; 8. 6. 8rtt-
1mnetoer aus Srapptb;. S.. 9teb 9e6. 9tomer aus So=
BeHDort, Sberbatern; q. @rborD aug Sonbou; @utilie
\. Sooernecter aus SroBenitein; s.. 90. 9p6me aug
9erltn; @rben BON yt. @iberoer 9eb. Moeruer orS
WDlfsbuebl; Grbett' pDtt 6. 6. StIber aeb. Gplrner o1s
Stuttgort; q. GleG aus Sberboulen; Grber BON oo=
55attne y; e; Sretlpalo eus 2onosberQ a. 80; Barbara,
Sadel aus OberfeIIo6; 81. Sfrpertr aus Strbbet1n;
Groeil oon Us. @lep aug Berlin; 8. g. @roGenberaer
Gus altterbrueoer; :. 6, S; @obi@ aus @roBcorbetba;
S9la1nersoprf; 6. oebenItreit aus &letil=S ttersleben
:. y. Sae6e ons unterDonien; 90. 6. g.. Sefe aus
9aNslol9i u, j., ). Wtlbelmine uuo M. Suberger
ons Slt9ltetten; 6ran6tsfa, Mtorte uu0 ~SNoIepbtne SpR
9ns $ooSlod; 3. SUIT aus Dir; Soboruo s. &ol aus
3etloronn; St. Sans aus 8edtplbsmeiler; .. 6. s..
Srts9 ans Solnenber9; S, S., Plume Mt. uno aat6,,
brnltt; 8tttorto Snpepfler aus Wnr5odb; g. Sonfe-
mann aus @etloorfi B, s, &opmtller nno 0}. pereb.
Strano Gus $airrlil9eiI; ). yang aus yeuit; g. lub S.
StnetfD (St1leteD n. SolDnlelpp GEM aug S6pefis
prlttni 4. Wtarttr1 aug 8uGen; 6. s.. 8. MothiS ous
SS aSd +. Wtllllsr aug @rfenbad; s; 80. NtHn9e-
Der9 nus Sertenperoer; Grben BON ". 1Jteeb aus Nilrs
,tet1ber9;@ 3. Wtdra aus &rut6ol;l6. gooe[ ouS Boris.
rube; S., 8, nno Barbara gtabler ans Rult; :. 81. 6.
gfa@tpe9 ans Senlin9en; NbeIbetb @ei9en aug &o{ten;
aug OOerniebelsbo 6. S. Anaiti aus Sirieu; s.. gfoz
%lssrbsr9er aus %NltborL 9. ". Wcl5beint; s. Nopp
@Bobneb) ans giberod; 81: $. Godlpib aug @iek; gS.
Sthtd aug 8tberad; >. Sberrt9 aus QItsbouien; &
Selp aug Guppertsbnr9; 9. S. q. @tiegler ous Sand.
9ursoorl; :. nn6 s.. 20. SCbrobe aug Setbltnoen; ST..
pei! oon N9nes Strascaetpstt als Gta~naennalDe bei
gti9ofstperber; s.. s.. S6ol3 aus MtorfliITa; er6en
BON Sulttne 99polbe aug @iGtoaen; s.. gtllrm aus
9ultIlgen; u, It. Stronb aus @eisliuoeu; s. GedeI
aus gtelle1tltaot; 4. S. Sbmara ous SnlS; 6. Bolt ons
9oerpredtbel; s.. o.. @ebter auS S~reibnro i. 3. un6
e aug N.6lilppSbnrg; @. Moder ans Miorfelsheim:
MG Wteonl9nn ons 3or9; s. SO. Nepblsborf ous
getoen; i, =. Wtnfelnteler aus Seilbronr; g., 80. &.
S. lnS s. ManDel aus Gp6lbera. :" y
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
5ZOLL LANG

amms if 1s,f @a1seM=SrncG
pirO dbnlid ipie Bic fetnH-fran30TIde MuTt:0pTe
gebnnDbabt uno 1piclt 500 Sticfc, onl einem
Mal3er bis 3ur 6Drtnc, nit rtdDttgent Son umo
Gnff.
Sefrieoiat beTer aGs cine 500 9nrIprzS roeI
tno ~unterbGlt 3cbn NAL mebr. OieIe Sr9el lit Die
electromagnetic Der MuIf. fnItrumente un0 oas
9rDBte unO betpunOernSluertbeIte SnTrument lie
onr bas publifum 9ebra1t.
Steies Muitalii9e gSunber bat feline Gnbicr=
rnIen, ~fonOcrr prpbnjirt Die Mtuiit permittel1t
elmer gBal5e nit einseiebten MetaGtifteu dbuli9
elmer Spiel=llbr.
Sic ipdieLt a(rher=@snItf, @aridc, @aIscr,
En!faS, SIn5e, GperuItiiGfe, Noltsiicocr, 10
gut ipie ieoe SrneG. gatNts erbobeneres oOer 10
niefieittacs in ems nereini9t, bieten Die f~ron56Ii-
S lss' nes Sic s9 slos fpit Mni'f. Sreis ntr SIS,
IT prnd)tnnn oeId' mit,tem Gc5Gu5cr. nit @uTf.
SeIteae elm Snitrument. 9u iuirF erItounen urb
@erfreut iein. g9enn c. o. D. Qeidift, 1enbe &2.5O
penn Oh beIteQlt It, 3able ben Nett uab Gntpfano Der
Sr9et. Seube burh @e b=@nIpeifuno, ~reqiftrir=
ten Srief ooer our6 GrpreB. NoreiTre:
F. K. KEEMK, SIS Frankfort ST.,
NEW YORK, N. Y.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
Mtl@eretersemantTe.

gBobG II Die tpeni9iten Der 2eier baben
cine flare 8oriteQung bon Der @r0Be bes
Rapitals, melhes bier3ulanoe I'M 8etriebe
BON Uteiereien angelegt lit uno tperoen eS
faum glaubIi9 ftnOsn, bob ienes lt9 a9i
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
Gtn SetoeneS Gle3S
g e Z ! Gl e 1t c t

Sur ger6rettung uHierer Seftausgobe s3abeint
MAIDEN mir fol9enoe Sfferte. 9te critic 4erIDn, peld1e
ms %lntttheilt mo baS @ort yQGeib" gum erItenmal
N Der 8tbel a%n9egebeu lit (nenne 8nd, &opitet uno
GerS) erbdlt ben eIeganteIten GetoeuitpTT 3u eineut
SanlenfIei0 ais 4ret5. Fir Die 3lpeite ridtiac Nrts
mort lenoeu mir cine gpihcne Serrer= poer 9amems
llbr, fnr Die brittle ri1ttG 9lntnDrt fenoeu mir etne
elegonte Scrreuubr, fir bic pierte 9lntuort eiu prarbts
pDle5 Silberheited ~beftebeu0 ans: @B(D1feI 6 Sbee=
IbffeL s Nteier itro 8 @abeln. ones in etnem idb0nen
iatt1gefi1ttertern Gtnt, STIR bic Slpei uGdit ri6tiaet
NrtlDorten ienoen mir ie einen i)per pcrfilberten
9tnuer=@aitor nit qeiAltifenen @ldieru. tir iiiilf
petIcre N1tlDorten (lpenn 10 ptele elulauTeu) ienDet
mir etuen iilberuet GSrihitiif Cater. Sir . rpeitere
rt9tige antmortel ienbcit mir lie elm Babies 0userb
1tlberne 8~beelDffel. SoIlten nod % l~ueitere Mnttlpors
ten etntreffen, 10 erbdlt leber @inienoer cine i0uer
o%er9oloete ubreufette.
Stir dle lpeitereu @ntmprten 1en6en mir lie cine
praDtpple, 1@fper pergoloete. nit Steinen reid pers
5terte BulennooeL @1e BretIe reroen unpartsttIcb
nerthetlt unO oor Wetbnobten piiuttlid oerionnt
gtomen rno NOreiiet Der @elpinuer luerOen p~erDffents
Itbt.
N}it Der @nttport Iertbe einen 9oaar CgapicroeGb,
Yoitaltote ooer Holtoniueilung) lHo mir iettoen nnIer
S5ontlllenblott n9abetm lir etn pDlle5 Sabr or
trQeno cine A0reiIe portoTret uno einen Der ou5aes
leBten Yretie. p&a6eim" lit etne oeuti9e tIuItrtrte
3eitlbrtft unb entbGlt 9ei6i6ten. Surtor, Ntobe uno
Sanborbetten. acknowledgement, 9au3s uno &onDs
mtrtDlGoIt, Brets=&uiga6er Il. i. 10.
2Str tDut Dos etn3t9 ruo allein I'M unIere 2eitibrift
III ptele nele SSamilteu ein5afibrelt. mas es oud3 fpIte1
mag. I'm prompt bebieut 5u merbe1t. ue1ue beim
S1reibert oteies Ylott. Aoreiiire:
Daheim, Box 2419. New York. n. Y.
1867 9mn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1891-10-26
u n J E 9 E H.
Seine WeOiSitcn mebr nGtbig! GranfBeiten
'tucroen aud obte tie gebeitt!
Ser Wenidlcn norttales Mlter anf 100
Sabre er30bti
Gttc cDne @tilfe bon Mfcotsinen reiuItatnon
aMencfihtfe &c snoImtinmS

@itc oDne $siIfe bon @fcotsinen reimltatoou
anssefibtfe 3-fepoIntiom!
Sic nnoerqlet1lid6 lptdbtige 8epe9uH9, lpelbe 9r.
Wilforo 9anS @eIuuDbeits pamp9let beroor9srnien
WteDr ols $50, 900 Gremplare finb bereits p~erfouIt un0
pblDon 0arantte g~elet1tet tpuroe Tur 3uriif5oblunq
0es SeibeS, fals Der @mpIanger iiD l1befrieoigt erz
tldren mlroe, fpurbe bob tttDt etnnl0I eUn 8ro3ent Der
9elontntteit In5obl Der Derianoten grenpl. 5urTfge.
Ibtft. 9as in oieeu fl. 9ucbe nie0er9eleote Mt1ien
uno &ennen 1T Die 6rudt bs Observation-Disclosures Gtus
ot1nls unD elmer 4U1dbrlgen @rfobrlng. 8eoeutenoe
PbpTolo9en Der 9teu3e1t bic ~jingiteu @ntbecfl1noen auf
benz 6ebiete BET 9eiunbDettSle1re unb ni6t me-
niger dig a Wttlltnn %balf6drer @attenten, nelbe ppn
SDptnolllbt Sdmprr9oioen, &eberletbe1t, 0er=
topping. DrDn1lGbem 9urd)ian, s3uferbornrubr,
SrtQDfl1er gterentronfbeit unb elmer An3obf on0erer,
Dur0 glutsltDrrngen perurloDren &rarf6eiten 9s
belt l%puroen, ollie tns9e1oumt boben iiir 81. MStlforo
9aa unb ietne nie perioge1tOe @eilmetbooe nun cine
Stlmme os Sobes unb Elm einmiitbt9es Seu9niB rib.
member @mpfeblung.
Ser iun9en &eute 8e6en tpirb gerettet 1tnb bos Der
olten perldugert ole8 oDne su ir9enb elmer Sorte BON
Wteot3tn le1ne Sufludt au 1ebnen.
&lbauD, 81. 3, ben s. @ua. 1890.
@eebrte Serrenl Grau 9omte mar i9pn felt me6r
os et1ett Sabre 10 letoeuh, oaB tie in Der gou3en Belt
tetne StrGe belu6en, ia rt0t etui1aI lneDr etnen bal=
BEN 8lod onf Der StroBe 9eDen tonnte, obne boB Ie
cine 8eglettuig mitnab1n. Ole lit an unoer0anlid1z
felt, per5flopfen, S6minbel, 9eritopfuug. gerper=
i9p1dbe II. (. 10. Nod1bent fe Die ueue Setlluethpbe s
Sage lang 9ebrou4t bate, fi6lte lie f6 ftarf genllo.
ben Sotte 5bienit 5n b~eiudet. llnb ieitber beiu1t tie benz
leloet ollie Sonntage regelndBtg. tann ieoert Sag aQein
auSgebeu, ut 1ret BON Sbfptt6el nuo &Dpflpeb uuo lit
%luieDerun1 I'M Stanbe, tire Sollsorbeit gu perrt6ter,
lpdDrenb lie porber iogar 9ulIe broubte, INT ib on5u=
fletoen. 9Ylrbe mir Sertano bleIe Sur m~tttbetlen, 10
mitroe ib @nftanb ue1nlen. Ie all o(ouben, bo ib iebpfl
bic irom jebe Wo1e beiude, 10 b9be id @aes mil mel,
men etgenen angen 9eIeben unO lDeiB es aliD aus Gr=
fo1rln9. Nttt aller poda0tuu9 uno b~er3lid6en @riiben,
S9r
ggt1Giom ". Srep, 9oftpr.
Me9en olSl1DrliDeIit Circular betreTf5 Der 9r. 81.
Wtlforo 0alt19en 9etlmetbpbe idret6e man in
bentf9 ober II gTtf d. ait
1HE ALI, IN Trihuno P1i1Ainn No,r Uo,l~
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
SOME OF THEM CHEAT.
The Ladies OF the Four Hun dred
Not Fair Gard PLAYERS.

NOT f'alr card Players.
eff should cheat at cards and any
one caught me at it would at once be
banished from society. expelled from
my clubs, and pointed at with scorn by
the worst cads in the world. Yet there
are twenty women in New York So
ciety who make practice of cheating
at cards, and we quietly ignore the fact.
Why is it that the feminine sex is
privileged in these little matters?''
The speaker was leader of the fash
ionable set. He had stated interesting
facts, and the men present declared
that he was quite correct in them. No
one attempted to answer his question.
Il was at the house of one of our
most popular and charming women Oh
recent evening"" continued the first
speaker. land we were playing quiet
game of ecarte. The stakes were small
and the game careleSSly played. We
l was steady loser L did not mind, for
it was only few dollars at the most.
Suddenly, don't know why, l followed
the movement of my opponents fingers
as she dealt, and became aware that
something was wrong. With deft-
ness that must have come from very
long practice she dealt the king of
hearts from the bottom of the pack.
At first was immensely shocked at
my discovery, and yet kept on smil-
ing and chatting with the lady. Now,
you see, If she had been man | might
have thrown the cards in her face and
would have told on her here in the club
the yer y next day. AS it is, l protect
that lady by Withholding her name. and
to save me | cannot feel greatly Offend
Ell with her. 1t is positively remark
able how differently we feel about
women in this regard: now, isn't it?
Women are apt to lie, too; some of
them tell regular whoppers as a regular
thing; and men who know they are
lying laugh at their tales and never cut
'em for twisting everything up so.
You'll find it true that women are for
given wonderful lot in this way. The
most people ever say of doubtful women
is: You had better look out for her:
she hasn't much respect for the truth
If we have the best of a woman on the
more serious questions of morals, they
undoubtedly have an advantage over
us in the minor evils. | wonder what
that lady who cheated at ecarte would
do if she detected me dealing from the
bottom of the pack? Would she not
brand me before society? l fancy So"
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
ONLY ONCE.

It was pitiful mistake.
An error sad and grim;
! waited for the railwa train,
The light was low aud dim.
1t came at last, and from the car
There stepped a dainty dame,
And, looking up and down the place,
She straight unto me came.
"oh Jackr she cried, ''Oh, dear old Jack y
And kissed me as she spake;
Then looked again, and frightened cried,
"Oh, what bad mistaken
said, Forgive me, maiden fair,
That l am not your Jack,
And, as regards the kiss you gave,
I'll straightway give it back
And since that night have often stood
On the platform lighted dim;
But only once in mans whole life
Do such things come 10 him.
Boston Courier.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Dell Aliens Openfne,

The saloon in the new Biiou opera
house block has been fitted up in ele-
CANT style, and is one of the handsomest
resorts of the kind to be found in the
Northwest. The proprietor is the gem
ial Dell Allen, and he extends an invi-
tation to all his friends to be present at
the opening Monday evening, April q.
Lunch will be served, beginning at z
o'clock.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
MINNEAPOLIS.
NOTE AND COMMENT.

Aid. Rand threatens to resign. It is
evident that he doesn't appreciate the
excellent qualities of the city council
as lung developer.
There is music around the city hall
these days. Ferdinand De Harven sadly
trillS, Il am waiting" and the answer
comes back from the mayors private
Office, 'Wait till the clouds roll by"
An old soldier explained in the munic
lpal court yesterday, that he got drunk
because man cant live like lord on
$50 per month. That depends. If
mans tastes be no higher than the aver
age English lord, $50 will do very we'll.
Michael Carr brought his dislocated
teeth along yesterday to prove that he
had been assaulted by his son.in-law.
He evidently means to commit the
young man, even 'by the skin of his
teeth"
Capt. Ness, of the Second precinct,
will not remain on the police force
long. He will go higher. Great Grim
inal lawyers need the services of a
man who can distinguish human blood
from plain blood at forty rods distance.
Dell Allen is 10 preside over the spir-
itual annex of the Bijou opera house,
and will furnish inspiration for the
actors who take real drinks when they
play "Ten Nights in Bar Room"
James II. Miller, head miller of the
PillSbury b, has received 4. 100 votes in
the Northwestern MiIler's voting con-
test. and the nearest man to him has
2,SS7 votes.
1t looks as though Minneapolis stands
good show for the pennant this sea-
son. Not only that, but the games are
to be more enjoyable than ever, owing
largely to the fact that Secretary Hall
has lost his voice. and Herbert C.Smith,
the proof reader on the Evening Trlb-
une has been bribed by the management
not to attend any games, except those
that are played on holidays, when the
aggregate sentiment III favor of the
home team will be sufficient to overcome
his hoO-doO.
The Journal forgot to include the
putting down of the baking powder
war in the list of achievements of the
Hennepin delegation.
Following the example of the short
line roads the Tribune elevator will
only make hourly trips to the fourth
floor, stopping Wednesday and Satur-
day afternoons to allow the elevator
boy and the overworked superintend-
ent of motive power to attend mat
inees.
1t is understood that Tim E. Byrnes
will be offered the professorship of
finance in John Goodnow's educational
campaign.
Charles d. Meyers threat to reside in
"a very fashionable neighborhood" has
not doomed property on Portland ave-
nue. to an appreciable extent.
Anoka has been lost to the Repub-
Hcans foreVermore. The presentation
Of 'Rosedale" by the Flambeau club has
been more effective than the Mckinley
Dill III making good Democrats.
It's nearly time for the last round be-
tween DR.. Burrell and Roger Vail be-
fore they leave Minneapo67.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

mented Davids as he rose from his clair.
Pretty tough" calculated Baldwin
as be drew the pile of white slips towards
him.
When they were Strengthened out and
counted up they were found to repre-
sent S3O6, O0O.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
MINNEAPoLIs REAL ESTATE.

The following deeds were fled for record
yesterday:
Annie D Lamb and husband to Betsy
Clark, part It's and 2, blk 80, High
Frank Harris and wife to Ida j Plank,
Its II and II, blk s. Sunnyside add go 5000
John Bruce and wife to CrescoJ j
johnson, 1t 81 blk 1, Cornelrs add. $500
Samantha Galpin to Edward Bee
man, 1t 10. College Point Excelsior. 275
Franta C Ridgway and husband to S
Blair McBeath, Its and 4, blk 4, Mar
shall st add ... . 1.5OO
Its 2S and 81, P Deming's revision
of blk 3, East Side add d.... 1000
Eva jackson and husband to Eliza
Spooner, 1t q, blk 3. Motor Line add. 1875
Harris Goldberg to Olaf Lee, 1t /, blk
16e, Town Minneapolis. ............. 2,4OO
Daniel Skoglund and wife to Alma o.
son, 1t 30 blk 3, Potter d Thompson's
Chas A Saunders to Louis n johnson.
1t !, blk 10. Ramsey Lockwood and
Others, add. ...:................. 1850
George R Wimmons to Jacob Wickman
1t 4, blk g. Wimmons & Pratt's add " 500
Elizabeth j. Stevens to James Stanch-
field, 1t 1, blk 3 W Morrison's add. $500
Catnerlne Benner and husband TO
Jennie Horton, 1t Z, blk TO- Kenwood $500
VIM Bichdel and wife to Berthe John
son, 1t s. blk 4, Van Nests add ... 500
James Bean and wife to George Dean,
II 2 blk :, SIMPSONS Upper Lake
Park -, ..;...:.....:.. ......... 525
VIM @ Greeley and wife to P Darcy,
II 5, Pulsifer's subd 1t to TO- blk 1,
Merriam and shaw's add -, 1000
A Wentworth and wife to John A
Maui, 1t 6, blk !, Herricks add -. 375
Darcy to Rufus j Burglehaus and
Clifton Cameron, 1t 5, Pulsifer subd
Its TO 10. blk l, Merriam and Shaws
add. ............. 500
Two unpublished deeds ...12 .12 300
Total. 10 deeds .e115
BUILDING PERMITS.
The following building permits were issued
Yesterday.
G W Ferrin, 2523 Taylor st northeast,
2-story frame dwelling. g......... $1,000
Fourth st and Central av, 3-story brick
1S,UUU
4"eHIy MINORS ......--.- ....--.... 4,6O5
Total, e permits. s...............S2 81, sos
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

Has a large assortment of Grenadines,
Printed Silk Mousselines, Crepons,
Changeable Silks. etc., imported from
and selected by her while in Paris.
Ladies are invitsd to call and make
selection before the choice is gone.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
SHARPS AND FLATS.

The Eleventh Danz Orchestra
Concert This Afternoon-A Note
worthy Musicale.
The eleventh concert by the Danz Or
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
New I,npOrtat5ous
MIN c. Goes Is Headouar.er.

In Flowers, Ribbons. Patterns and Nov
elites at Vose's, 522 Nicollet avenue.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Mrs. f. A. Hunt.

In Millinery and Trimmings can b
found at Nine. Goes, 524 Nicollet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19
Autbe Cboicc Nover,i.s

And Dress Materials in large varieties
to select from at Nine. Boyd's, COS Mic
Ollet.
St. Paul daily globe., 1891-04-19

OF 500 Nicollet avenue, will return from
New York on April p with the summer
styles and latest importations.