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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22
bkTTED like FIENDS.
The Tail Enders Spend a
Pleasant Afternoon Larrup-
ingthe Carbonates.
They Run Up a Score Of Nine
teen, While the Visitors
Make Four.
Dave RoWe's Farmers Get
Away With Minneapolis
in the Ninth.
Kansas City Defeats the Corn
huSkeps Without Serious
Difficulty.

Western National
Denver al st. Paul. Phila. at Chicago
Lincoln at Mpls. Brooklyn at Pittsburg.
Kansas City a. 5. City. Boston at Cleveland
Omaha at Milwaukee. New York at Cin'nati.
American
St. Louis al Boston. Cincinnati at Phila.
1ou'yiile at Wash ton. columbus at Bal mOre
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22

CT 06 LADIES' UNION Suits OK
OlIZJ Marked Down to JJG
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22

HEn Ladies Fast Black and On
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22

0En Children'S Fast Black Ia
ZJU Hose for IIG
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22

9En LADIES' VESTS, all TEn
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On LADIES' VESTS, all IOo
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-05-22

On ChiIdren'S Fast Black nEn
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Hnn Chlldren'S Fast Black 90o
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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
GEN. sCHOFIELD TO MARRY.
Tho Commander OF tho United States
Army to Wed Miss Georgia Knbourne,
of keokuk. Ia. on June Is.

The Commander of tho United States
Army to Wed Miss Georgia kiibourne,
of kcokuk. Ia. on June Is.
CHICAGO. June 5-Maj. Gen John NJ.
Schofeld, commander-in-chief of the
United States army. viii be married
on June is to Miss Georgia Kill
bourne, of Keokuk, Ia, at the
home Of the brides parents
The bride is % years old. and her
father is one of the wealthiest and
best known men in Iowa She is
possessed of a comfortable fortune in
her own right, and will have still more
from her mother. Miss kilbourne first
met the Schofields years ago, and was
an intimate friend of the generals
daughter Mary. being maid OF
honor when she married Lieut..
Andrews recently. Gen. Schofeld
Is now 60 years OF age
but Miss Kilbourne's sister married
Gen. Barney, OF New York, when
she as only % and the general "A,
and the match proved a most happy
one. Arrangements for the wedding
have all been completed, about 1000
invitations issued, and a special train
will convey the generals friends from
Chicago to Keokuk.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
Gen. wallace says He Eas Retired.

CRAwFoRpsvILLE, Ind, June s.
Gen. Lew Wallace, when shown an
article from the indianapolis Sentinel
saying that he was scheming for the
republican nomination for governor, de-
MES that he had ever done a thing in
that direction. Moreover he emphatic
ally declares that ne is entirely out of
politics SO far as nominations are con-
cerned. The Sentinel said that Gen.
Wallace had some very damaging
papers against United States Treasurer
Nebeker and only allowed him to be
appointed to his present position on con-
dition that the latter should use his in
fluence in the state convention for Wal
lace
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
SHORT SPECIALS.

Albert Dilloa and Harvey Whitehall
were drowned ia the Lswistown reser-
voir At Bestefont4ine. u
Frank Nsmeek, prominent farmer
living near Ely, Ia, Was killed by fail
ing from a load of wood
Twenty -thrse pauper immigrants
were returned ID Europe by the federal
authorities a New York Thursday.
J. j. Hofmeyar wzs struck on the
Fillmore. A.eh.. and instantly killed
Bradley w Saith, a student from
Denver, Col was drowned while bath
ing in the Hudson river near sing sing,
NY.
Mrs Matte SELLERS wife Of a rail
road brakeman OF xenia. O.. was sho,
through the heart while playing with a
revolver
Half million dollars gold coin will
be shipped from New York 10 Europe
Saturday. ,fhe total for The week will
be s5.s5o, 600.
Mrs Mary I. Lathrop. of Jackson,
Mich, has been elected president of
the Michigan Woman's Christian Tenn
pcrapee union.
The reported failure of Russell & Co.
of China, has been confirmed The La
bilities are roughly figured at several
million dollars
The Wichita Indians hare decided
not - accept 80 acres in allotment and
sell the rest OF their lands for fifty cents
an acre. They want 81 80 an acre.
1.-THE Gillian minister TO Bolivia has
demanded his passport in consequence
OF the latter government recognizing
the congress party as beiligerents
John You, an inmate OF the county
hospital at Reading, Mass, deliberate
~ starved himself 70 death lie went
without food for twenty-scven days
Mrs. Eliza Girari, of Kalamazoo.
Mich, has received Judgment Of
81, 900 against the city for injuries sus-
tanned from a fall on defective side.
walk.
Capitalists Of Bloomington, Ill. are
about TO construct an electric railway
between that city and Normal to COM
pete with the Bloomington and Normal
road now in operation.
The Wisconsin Medical society las
elected j. z. Witter. of Grand Rapids,
president; c. l.. Sheldon, of Madison,
secretary, and Sidney $. Hall, OF Ripon,
vice president and treasurer.
Receiver Mix, of the Commercial
bank of Guthrie. o. T., reported to the
court Thursday that the bank was or
ganized expressly to take in all it could
in deposits and then fail, and that 1t
never had dollar in capital.
George Beauvin, whose foot and arm
were cut OF in the Pencssee Lumber
Company's sawmili in Ashland county,
Wis, secured q verdict of $40, 600 dam.
ages against the company in the United
States circuit court at Eau Claire.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
IN SETTLING FLAMES
ROASTED ALIVE IN A DWELLING
An Ola Veteran Gets into ysit st syaes.
n u sss Is SrszaAtss By ths Barn
Ing OF the BsiiainE 1hs
Fire Was IneeEdlary.

PITTssuReH, Pa. June 5.--The dwen-
ing Of samEel =. Myers. a prominent
farmer. Of summit township. near
Myersdale. Pa, was burned 70 the
ground Thursday night, and two chill
dren, Clara and Missouri. aged 9 and Il
years respectively, roasted alive. The
IRE spread So rapidly that the niue
other occupants barely escaped in their
night clothes Three men and one
woman were compelled 10 jump from
second-story window Mr.. Myers was
badly burned. but win recover. Il Is
not known how tie FIRE originated.
NYAcK. n. Y. June 5.-rhe jail at
this place was burned at a. m An
unknown man. believed To be an old
soldier, was burned TO death lie had
been placed in the lookup by the
Waterman al a. M The fire was dis
covered two hours after. The man
said. according to the watehman's story,
that he was from the soldiers home
az Bath, y. Y, and from some papers
found on his person il is believed that
his name was either huntington or
Harrington The fire was undou btediy
of incendiary origin. The building was
wholly consumed
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

the estimates 20 procure money
By plsdging the credit of me
state. rendering 81 seco1nt %
congress- and 70 suspend the right Of
meeting and the liberty Of the press
In pursuance Of these powers DEGREES
are published ia the Dizrio ohcisl re-
Isas.ng fcox eiil<eEs suspected Of syn
PATTY with the congressional rcyolu-
lutionists from imprisonment IN
the Santiago penitenti4ry, IN their
dePostting 600, COO each IN the Val
paraiso national banks 20 the order of
the secretary Of the interior, eoadi-
toned on their not taking part IA tae
revolution They are further required
90 reside N Europe and nes return 70
Chill without special permission OF the
government
Ten or twelve ether citiZe.s are also
released from Imprisonment on similar
eondi lions. their bonds ranging from
s., 900 90 $50, coo. but with permission
10 remain within Gillian Territory pro-
vided thsy do not take part in poll
tics"
The United States minister. Hon.
FatrlcA Leg an, and all the mem oers OF
the diplomats corps attended the open
ing Of Balmaeedas COZ gress, except
the German aud Italian ministers The
British, French, German and Italian
governments. IL is understood, have
protested against the decree CLOS
ing tbs commerce and ports of
Chanaral Taltai, Au.ofogasta. To-
copills, Iquique, Calesta Buena,
Junin. Pisagua and all the intermediate
by-ports now held by the insurgents
Representatives of the insurrectionary
party claim that these ports produce a
revenue OF $4,000. 600. and that there
are 90. 600 foreigners resident in the
provinces which the insurreetionists
control
Famine prices were said 20 be pre-
vailing at Iquique. Meat was selling
At 20 cents a pound, potatoes at $50
bag and -four At $50 bag.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
A BRAVE MANS DEATH.
A Heroic signalman Saves the Life OF .
Little Girl While Losing Els Own.

A Heroic Signalman Saves the Life OF .
Little Girl While Losing Ills Own.
BERLIN, June 5.-Signalman Dorm
dey, stationed at Bromberg. Prussia,
lost his life Thursday while heroically
saving that of little girl The child,
a daughter of a citizen of Bromberg
named Strohschein, had wandered upon
the railway track just as an express
train approached the station. Dorndey
shouted warning, but the noise of the
train drowned his voice and the little
one did not realize her danger. He then
sprang upon the track and seized the
girl, and had nearly succeeded in reach
ing the other side of the rails when he
missed his footing, and in a twinkling
his life was crushed out beneath the
wheels of the locomotive, in spite of
the efforts of the driver to stop the
train. Dorndey had succeeded, how
ever, in his heroic determination to
save the life of the child. As he fell
he threw the little girl from him and
she fell clear of the rails. She was only
slightly hurt
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

Both the method and results when
Syrup Of Figs is taken; il is pleasant
and refreshing To the taste, and acts
gently yet promptly On the kidneys,
Liver and Bowels. cleanses the sys-
TEN efeetaally, dispels colds, head
sehes and feyers and cures habitual
constitution. Syrup Of Figs is the
only remedy OF its kind ever pro
daeed, pleasing to the taste and ac-
ceptable TO the stomach, prompt IN
It's action and truly beneficial in lis
effects, prepared only from the most
healthy and agreeable substances, its
many excellent qualities commend II
- al and have made it the most
popular remedy known.
Syrup of Figs is for sale in Soc
and 81 bottles by all leading drug
gists. Amy reliable druggist who
may not have il on hand will pro-
cure it promptly for any ore who
wishes to try il Do not accept any
substitute.
CALIFORNIA Fic syrup co.
Sss FRANCISCO. ca.
LOUISVILLE, kr az. f0Rx. s.r
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
schw einfurth Runs Away.

KANSAS CITY. Mo-, June s. -Schwein-
furth has shaken off the mud and dust
OF Kansas City from his feet, and it is
probable that his branch heaven"
here will not be graced by his pres
ence for many a day. A little after
s o'clock Thursday night carriage
bore the new messiah" to the
depot and Missouri Pacific train soon
carried him beyond reach of his per-
secutors. He did not purchase ticket
at the depot There were no hostile
demonstrations during the day, and
with Schweinfurth's departure the ex-
element has been allayed.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

LYONS, Ia, June Mrs. Lizzie Baer,
aged 50 years, escaped from her home
Thursday morning while her watcher
slept and in ft of temporary insanity
drowned herself In the Mississippi.
She had been III ard feared she might
become hopclessly insane, hence
drowned herself to avoid going TO an
asylum. Her faraily's history is tragic.
Her mother died in a madhouse, her
father hanged himself, aud ten years
axo her husband cut his throat
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
he OWNED The TOOLS.
The Gambling impie naenfs Used at Trsnby
Croft Were the Property OF the Prince
of Wales

SEost "cro the Properly OF tho Irkhce
of Wales
LONDON, June 5.-One of the sensa-
tional> features OF the day in the bac-
carat scandal trial was the bringing out
Of the fact that the prince of Wales
owned the counters that were used in
the games at Tranby Croft When
young Mr.. Wilson was on the stand
it was shown in the cross-examina-
ton that the counters were a set
that the prince carried about with him
when visiting country houses for use in
the indispensable game Of baccarat.
This fact has been well known all along
(before the trial and during its progress
in COURT, but the fact that this owner
ship of the counters has been dragged
out in court by Sir Edward Clarke. the
Leading counsel for the plaintiff.
is looked upon as being direct and
positive evidence that Sir William Cor
don-Cumming is showing his teeth"
and that he is not inclined to spare his
former friend, the prince of Wales,
any further, for, as every body admits,
the heir apparent up to the present has
been very tenderly treated by both
parties TO this interesting suit
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
Killed pis Little Brother.

SUMMIT, Miss, Juno 5.-On planta-
ton in Amite county two children. aged
and years, were left at a cotton
house by their mother while she went
into the field. When she returned she
found the older child digging grave in
which to bury his younger brother,
whom he had Drained with a hoe
handle The Juvenile murderer ex-
pressed no concern or regret for his
crime except the difficulty of digging
the grave
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

VIENNA. June dispatches received
from different parts OF Lower Austria,
Moravia ana Hungary al report heavy
storms. Tremendous damage was done
ia the wine-g growing districts OF those
sections OF the empire 4 number Of
horses were struck by the lightning
aud killed. and in some cases iaooreTs
who were as work in the fields we're
stunned by the lightning striking near
them
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
Rsx.r-9 Of the Grip in Alaska.

SAY FRAScisCo. June 5.--The schoon-
er G. F. Hill arrived here from Kodiak,
ALASKA. THURSDAY. She brings tho news
that tie grip il making great havoc
smene the natives. hundreds having
died a. the rate OF a dozen day. There
are no doctors on the island and no
medical stores Natives are also sui
fsrinv hardShips on account Of the poor
catch Of ses otsers. On which they de-
..ar,I fnr 4 Ir.aa
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
To Eeduce the Jeans Output.

LOUISVILLE, KY. June 5.-The rep
resentatives of Kentucky jeans manu-
factories. which operate $500 looms in
Nashville. Evansville and other south
ern cities. met here Thursday and de-
termined to run only two-thirds time
for the next fifteen weeks. This will
reduce the output $4,000 pieces, valued
at 500. coo. The unsatisfactory condi-
ton of thestrade is given as a reason
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
IN SElF.DEFENSE.
An Indiana Farmer Kills His Farm Hand
Who Had Attacked Him with Knife.

GREENsBUsG, Ind, juno Sat 10
o'clock a. m. George Logan was at
tackled by William Fortune, his farm
hand, while both were at Orange Lo-
gan's, where George and wife had
gone to attend a family dinner. After
making threats to Orange against
George, Fortune attacked him
while in his buggy, with a knife,
and Logan, after trying to avoid his as
sailant, drew his revolver and shot him
five times. killing him almost instant
ly. Logan came to Grcensburg and
gave himself up, and was admitted to
bail. his father, one of Greensburgs
richest men, going security for $40, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

CHICAGO. June The new city di-
rectorv WI BE- out Ialy I. II Is est
mated that II vii! show . population Of
! 30 0O0
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

SHELBYvILLE, lad. June 5.-GeorCc
Logan and John Fortune quarreled
Thursday and Logan drew a revolver
ard shot Fortune three times through
the breast, killing aim almost instant
ly. Logan surrendered himself to the
authorities, and claims that Fortune
bad threatened his life.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

wAsHrxarox. June s-~Dsr.etor Cen
ersI Davis. 81 TIE worlds fair. who has
been here on business connected with
TIA. great enterprise. resolved Dis
match while n conference with A~sist
ant Secretary 81 tAc Treasury N-tsls~
ssn. announcing the death Of his scth-
-r AZ Ware. near Rosson. Mos. srd he
lsfs here on tas aeNt train - atssnd the
f...r.f
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
Their punishment Was Light.

WABASH. Ind, June 5--Mrs- John
Mikesen, the Goshen woman who de-
serted her husband and lo-months-old
ba be 10 elope with William Cripe. and
her paramour were arraigned in the
circuit court and pleaded guilty to the
charge OF adultery and were fined one
dollar and costs each and the man given
forty and the woman thirty days in
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
Had - String Tied to Him

MEANWHILE, Pa, juno 5.-Dr. John
Thompson. of Linesville, this county,
tied his feet together with a rope,
hitched the rope to q tree. and then
plunged headlong into n creek and was
drowned. He was 81 years old and had
frequently threatened suicide on ac-
count of i'll health.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

NV Yoax. June A-Lazsrd Fr.res
have taken $500, 900 gold coin for ship
-tent 10 Europe SATURDAY. Tesal so
fsr Tor saturdays steamers 81 ga. 600.
Total for week. s.. 2s0. eco.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

wAsH5SeroS. June 5. The president
has appointed Edward y. Thompson
postmaster at Indianapolis. Ind. TO fin
the vacancy caused BY the death Of VII
liam Wallace
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
Wheat Badly Damaged.

MACON, Mo. June 5.--A heavy wind
storm occurred in Liberty township,
this county, Wednesday night, blowing
all the wheat in that section fat 70 the
ground II Is estimated that the dam
age TO the wheat crop in this county
VIII rAaeh $50, 900.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
Oh for the Arctic Regions.

NEW YORK juno 5.-The steamer
Kite will start from here on its arctic
exploring expedition Saturday. Lieu
tenant Peary is in charge Of the explor-
ing party, and he win try TO circum-
navir7te Greenl ard
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

Loxpos. June s. The census 90 Lon
sou shows = population Of All oss
The outer ring has population of
4 Af1 ga
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
,furhcr and srieihe I'd So In..nh DO

sT Lours, June 3 A dispatch from
Joseph. Mo. Gays. Charles GRAY. g coll
ored man. shot his wife and then blew
out his brains Thursday night The
cause was his wifc's Inconsistency.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

CHICAGO. June Sin the furious
storm of Wednesday morning Alex
sisder simpson, mate Of the schooner
y II. Moore. was SWEEP ~.erooard of
Eeaoshs. Wis. and drowned
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

TpwroS. III. June Miss Rose
Kibber. yuuuErst daughter - John
Fibber. did Thursday morning Sh.
wss 10 years sla and weighed so
poaads
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

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OPEN ALL NIGHT.
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

LozDos. Jaae s The oil pss.sAie9
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Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

Fnsxfesf. N. Jeae = Word hss
been fsossvsa that M. s. u wisges.
f~fasrly 81 thls ctr. hsa ssea sse~ ned
"a The Car bsssa ssA
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

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sn.tA. fl@ eldest r-.isset q L.ss
Il ssd. sisa 81 ussepst@aa "Wednesday
eizst sxsa iss sssfs
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

Lfvrnroof~ june s The fsilsre 81
sesrgs isrr~s. whrek~r. u ansosneea
o. Hasttitsek ar stsksd a. rfai. eso
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06
THE COAL INDUSTRY.
Development Of Mining i'm Illinois, Ohit
Indiana and Michigan.

WARRINGTON, June 1.-The census
Office is about to issue a statement Of
the showing of the eleventh census in
respect to the production of Goa. in Hi
nois, Ohio, Indiana and Michigan. The
production and value for the last decade
is as follows:
Telegram-herald., 1891-06-06

IHc SIVdtcs1 iHCIcdSc Oi PfO0UCtfON
in the past years is shown by Illinois
5,9Ss, SOS short tons. The increase In
value of the product is as follows:
Illinois, s2,975,s7l; Ohio. s1,6s5. 1888;
Indiana, S7l7,594 The coal. area in
Illinois is 1900 square miles; in Ohio,
10, 600: in Indiana, 1000, and in Michi-
gan, 1000. There has been gradual
decrease in the production of coal in
Michigan since 1852, the total decrease
being $1,000 tons in production and
slO9. 4s9 in value. The principal Stats
tics of the industry are of follows:
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-06
Flower Day at the Penitentiary.

Several years ago, a young lady named
Jamie Cassidy, for thirty years an in
valid and confined to her room, in pom
deling over what she might do for the
happiness OF others, and realizing what
flowers had done to brighten her weary
hours, devised the plan of having flowers
carried annually to jails and peniten-
tiaries. 1t was first started at her city in
Ohio, and has now become one OF the
forty departments of work carried on by
the ladies of the Woman's Chistian Tenn
perance Union. The custom is fast grid
ing the world; wherever prisoners are
kept confined, on the first Sunday of June
bunch of flowers in which is bound a
text Of scripture, is presented to each in
mate. Appropriate exercises are con-
Quoted at the Flower service. 1t will be
held next Sunday at the penitentiary
here at l p. m. All interested and the
public generally are invited and will be
welcome.
Owing to the lateness of the season,
flowers are scarce, and persons having
some which they can spare will confer a
great favor by sending them to the old
school building, Presbyterian mission
house, ON Sunday morning.
Santa Fe daily New Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1885-1897, 1891-06-06
Incorporation Notes.

J. D. Allan is spoken of for alderman
OF the second ward. An excellent idea.
If anybody wants any political fight in
the coming city election, all right; let her
20, Gallagher.
Respectable Democrats with the inter
est of the community at heart, are in
favor Of non-psrtisan union city ticket.
Geo. w. Knaebel declines to become a
candidate for mayor and it is too bad, in
deed, that such should be tho case.
The county Doodle gang is aching to gey
it's claws into the city treasury; should
they succeed it will be poor Santa Re in
deed
N. B. Laughlin and G. M. Dreamer in
sist that straight Democratic city ticket
must be put up at the coming city cleo
ton.
One of the first things the new city gov
eminent will have to do will be to have
the streets kept clean. Absolutely neces'
sary in every respect.
Between J. H. Sloan's desire to be
mayor and G. M. Creamer's intention to
can vass the vote, city incorporation may
find itself in the soup and in hot turreen
of it at that.
Santa Fe voted Thursday to incorporate
The proportion of voters in favor OF In
corporation was unexpectedly large, per
haps 800 voters being cast in favor to l0o
ADMINISTRATION Courier.
M. F. Sena, son OF Major J. D. Sens
and present deputy county clerk OF Va
lencia county, writes to the NEW MEX
ICAN: "Allow me to congratulate you
and all in the incorporation victory. May
my old home continue progressing more
and more"
The New MEXICAN is growing over the
result of the late election in favor OF In
corporation. A full-grown, healthy'look
ling game-cock is represented at the heae
of its columns with mouth agape, and 81
truly realistic that one can almost hea
his clarion call, neutrality-suspicious.
Santa Fe has awakened from her lethargy
and lot US hope will soon assume the pro
minence which in her position az capital
New Mexico justly belongs to her.-silve
City Enterprise.