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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1891-12-26
CHILE WILL PUNISH

Tho IIcn who stabbed the Baltimorc's
sailors-Ac,ivity ON Chilean War Slips.
New YoRE. Dec. 26.-The Herald's
Valparaiso special says: The United
States cruiser Boston arrived here to-
day. l am assured upon high authors
ty that a decision in the Baltimore case
will be rendered Immediately by the
supreme court ofAGi,in, and that the
government will at once proceed to set
tie with tho United States.
There is scarcely any doubt that Go
mez and Rodriguez, who respectively
admitted stabbing coal HEAVIER Turnbull
and boatswain Mate Riggin. OF the Bal
timorc, who died OF their wounds, will
be punished 10 the utmost legal limit
For the past few nights there has
been unwontcd activity aboard the
Chilean war ships in this harbor. The
crews have been reused from their quar-
tiers, electric lights have been thrown in
tho forts and the sailors have all be en-
armed with Winchester rifles. EXtraor-
dinary precaution has been shown also
in guarding the arsenal. All these
things have been done as a matter OF
.precaution and TO prevent any attempt
at row when President Montt is inau-
guratcd Saturday.
The formation OF the now cabinet'by
Ramon Barros Lucop, is regarded with
the greatest favor. 1t is believed that
the financial scheme OF the bankers will
propose the payment OF customs duties
in silver after June l, 1892.
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YESTERDAYS PoLICE COURT.

Small Finos tho Rulc-hn Officer Escapes
1lcins Struck With n Chair.
Mayor Scabright was in q kindly mood
at yesterday mornings police court, and
imposed small fines. Harry Brown was
sent TO the hill in default Of fine OF s.
and costs for being drunk. For the
same oilensc Frank Williams got 81 and
costs. John MCGUIRE, q vag, was allow
ed to go on promising to leave town.
Louis Lane, drunk, got Sl,and costs,
James Smith and L. Broadwater So and
costs for fighting, and Michael Christ,
who had struck young boy with q
cane, cutting bad cash in his forehead,
was let 20.
A young fellow who gave tho name of
John Jones, but whose right name is
something else, had gono TO sleep in
restaurant about o'clock Yesterday
morning, and Officer Creighton started
to put him out. He refused to go and
attempted to raise 4 chair to strike the
officer. The young man denied tho
charge in police court yesterday, and
had the case postponed until this morn
ing, when, he says he will provo by tho
testimony OF the restaurant waiter that
he did not attempt to strike Creighton
with chair.
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ENGLISH SCANDALS.
lIiSh-Toned Klcptomaninc-Anothe Z
Divorce In Prospect. r.

uiSh-Toned Klcptomaniac-hnothe
Divorce in Prospect.
ICoprigh. 1891, byMc Ne,u York associated Pres
LONDON, Dec. o5.-The disgraced Mrs.
Captain Osborne, who stolo and sold
the jewels of Mrs. Hargreayes, is now
somewhere in the south OF France.
But for her being Sir Henry James
god-daughter, she would now have,
been lying in prison awaiting trial for
preiury and tho theft. Relatives OF the
woman arc arranging q settlement OF
the jewels and Spinks' claim for the
ye55O he paid for tho stolen pearls.
These have been restored to
Major and Mrs. uargrcaves, who
have now returned to Torquay to
quickly lionizc in society. Engelhart's
position towards Mrs. Hargreavcs is
explained as that OF IN old friend OF
tho family. The stories Of his impecun-
iosity are denied. Tho stables over
which he lived indicated wealth instead
OF poverty They are model buildings,
fitted up with every luxury OF man de-
voted 10 horses. The quarters of the
grooms are ideal bachelor chambers. lie
owns both hunters and trottcrs.
The next society scandal will be Lord
Howard Dc Waldcn's petition for di-..
vorce from his wife. Tho case, however,
will be divested OF much OF the public
interest which would otherwise have
attended it, by the withdrawal OF GER
tain shocking charges which tho wife
desired to plead as the grounds for a
separation from her husband. i3
Tho Earl Russell case operates to re-
strain the counsel from permitting tho
scandalous allegations to be made in
open court unsupported by sufficient
proof. Efforts to have tho case
heard in camera have been de-
fcated and the public will now bo
treated to revelation OF domestic life
OF aristocrats in which drunken as
saults and indeccncics unworthy the
lowest rowdy, figure prominently.
Earl Russell has appeared in Il now
role. He now reads tho lessons in tho,
family church at Wimbledon on Sun
days. Forsaking agnosticism, OF which
both his father and mother were
avowed advocates, lie has become a
broad churchman and IN earnest evan
gclist.
The whole OF the Prince OF Wales fam.
lily are celebrating Christmas at Marl-
borough House. Tho members
OF the Princes Sandringham3
household and the tenants on
the estate wero given n dinner at tho
hall tonight. They will bc banquctted
tomorrow as well, and tomorrow night
q ball will be given for them, at which
the prince OF Wales himself promises to
be present.
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A CHRISTMAS RIOT
In the Windy Ci,y-Nervc OF Chicago To-
lice too Much for Rioters,

IL bhc SRy-NCEkc Ok SuiCUnO L o.
lice too Much for Rioters.
CHICAGO, Dec. 25.-A riot, which at
one time threatened to be bloody one,
took place this afternoon, as the out
come OF n horse race or oneofthc streets
OF this city. A crowd OF several hun
drcd males and females, white and
black, assembled on Custom House
place to celebrate The street was turn
cd into race course, shot from re-
volyer being the starters signal. Two
races in quick succession had been run
and third was being started when q
squad OF policemen. arrived. At the
same time, general fight was COM
menced in neighboring saloon, and
bullets came crashing through the win
dows. Two officers in citizens clothes
gained entrance to the saloon, and being
recognized the cry went up, "Lock the
doors and kill the officers" and at the
same time the key was turned in tho
lock. Backing into q corner the officers
drew their .revolvers, faced the ugly
crowd and threatened to shoot the first
man who moved. Their nerve para
lyzed the crowd for 4 moment, and by
that time other officers burst open the
saloon door and rescued their comrades.
The crowd was determined not to leave
the saloon, but after desperate strug-
gle the officers emerged from the place,
each with q fighting, struggling, dcs-
perate prisoner
a patrol wagon was waiting nearby,
and against the desperate efforts OF the
crowd in the street whose sympathiei
were. with the prisoners, the officers
succeeded in landing their prisoners III
the wagon. While not Il shot was fired
by the officers, they were forced to keep
up running fight while in the neigh
borhood, using theirrevolvers rs billies.
As the wagon was moving away 4
burly negro named Robert Johnson
sprang forward and shouted to the
crowd: "Come on, let's take them away
and kill the id coppers.n lIo was
knocked down by 4 blow OF revolver,
and unceremoniously thrown into the
wagon. With drawn revolvcrs the way
was cleared for tho wagon to pass
through tho crowd, tho prisoners con-
stantly struggling for freedom. The
whole crowd followed the wagon to tho
Harrison street station, but despite q
last desperate struggle the wagon load
OF prisoners were safely placed behind
the bars. Other officers arriving, the
crowd dispersed.
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New YoRE, Dec. 25.-Thc accident
which occurred on the New York Cen.
trail railway last night at Hastings-on.
the Hudson, has proved to be much
greater than from reports received last
night. Tho official list OF tho dead as
given out tonight numbered eleven
people. The dead arc us follows: Mrs.
4. n. Baldwin, New York; Thomas W.
Policy, Now York, OF the firm OF George
II. Policy & Co., Boston; Abraham
knight, conductor; Miss Van Arsdale,
New York; Miss slocum, Lockport, n.
y; Miss Moore, Medina; Lizzie Ford,
Brooklyn; ]. w. White, porter; Miss
Lillian Baldwin, New York; DR.. S. L.
Best, dentist, New York; one man not
identified.
Burned and iniurcd-ATrs. Homer P.
Baldwin, New York, burned about the
iNce and arms and injured internally;
Annie Ford, Brooklyn, slightly burned;
D.S. Murphy, lawyer, New York, leg
and collar bone broken, face and arm
badly burned, may die; Harry A. Jacob
son, New York, slightly burned; ]. B.
Bagtellc, Poughkeepsic, n. Y, badly
burned about the face and injured in
ternally. l
Uninjured-J. G. Gould, travelling
engineer OF the New York Central; Mr..
Mccormick; Miss Freyer, Poughkeep-
sic; Homer P. Baldwin, New York; MIR.
and Mrs. Ambrose B. Tremain, Brook
lvn
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CHRISTMAS ar THE cAp1roL.
How tho Families OF tho President mn,
: f,n1,Innt s.,n,,I AZ, ~.

How tho Families OF tho President and
Cabinet Spent the Day.
WASHINGTON, D. G., Dec. 225.-As al
ways has been the custom Christmas
day was observed at the national cap
itol as a close holiday.
footing ola tin horn in q series OF
moro or less musical notes, was the sig
nal for the commencement OF the
Christmas celebration at tho White
House this morning shortly after ten
o'clock. When Mrs: :DimmicS blew this
Juvenile instrument, faces came smiling
from every door all around her in the
corridor up stairs, and soon nil the
members OF the presidential family had
assembled in q laughing process
sion. At the head OF it was
tho President and DR.. Scott.
Master Benjamin and little Mary
Mckee. A stream OF light 5shone from
the library door and awayin;the corner
OF that historic apartment glistencd
like . thousand stars the Christmas
tree. On table near tho tree were
copies OF Master Benjamin's address
and the invocation to the Christ child,
both the inspiration Of the cliildren's
governcss. These were handed about
aud while the little ones spoke in Ger
man, their audience was Just rs appre.
ciativc as il every5wordwas understood.
Aftcr!this alpart oithe programme
ererybodyhad chance to inspect their
gifts. =
On @ table nearby were Mrs. Harri.
sons and all the members Of herfamily,
rs vel! rs many prominent people all
over the country, were represented by
valuable. tokens. Three or four other
tables hcld5prcsen,s for the President,
!, Mrs. Mckee. DR.. Scott. Mrs. Dimmick.
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CAN'T sTor SPENDING MONEY,


a Michigan Man Insane ovor tho Subject
OF Distributing His Fathers Wealth.
ROMEO, Mich, Dec. 25.-J. II. Elliott,
one OF the best known young men OF
this city, is said by his father, wealthy
citizen, to have been suddenly afflicted
with demcntia which takes the form
OF spending money. Tho boy recently
went to Caro-, bought shoe store, and
spent 5000 before his father overlook
him and stopped tho fun.
Tho sons mind was unbalanced by
sickness, aggravated by sorrow over the
recent death OF his mother and sister,
OF late he has been in the habit OF at
tending all kinds OF social diversions,
and often spends IS much as Sl00in 4
single night. 1t has cost Mr.. Elliott n
small fortune to pay the debts his boy
has contracted. The Young mans per-
sonal habits are exemplary.
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Lieutenant and Mrs. Parker, Mr.. Hal.
ford, Miss Sanger and all the household

LlCulpHulE uHu MTF. 1NTKcr, 1lr. llHI-
ford, Miss Sanger and all the household
rotinuc.
The President yesterday presented 10
each employe OF the house al order for
n turkey or pair OF gloves. Mrs. lIar-
rison added to this by q personal gift.
Miss Mary Morton had her Christmas
tree party last evening. To-day the
Vice President and Mrs. Morton ate
dinner with their five daughters and n
few friends.
Secretary Dlaine and Mrs. Blaine had
q late dinner, at which were present
Miss Hattie Blaine, James G. Blaine,
Jr., and Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Dam
rosch. +44lss4.-. -l
Secretary Elkins spont his Christmas
with his family ut Elkins, W. Va.
Secretary Tracy, Mra. Wilmerding
and Miss Alice IPilincrding formed a
quiet little family party at their resi-.
dcnce on X street.
Secretary Noble and his wife had as
their guests tho Misses lIalstead, tho
sisters OF Mrs. Noble.
Secretary, Mrs. and Miss Foster spent
the day quietly. They lined together
for tho first time since tho secrctary's
illness.
Secretary and Mrs. Rush had the prin-
cipal officers OF the Agricultural Depart
ment ut dinner with them tonight.
Attorney General and Mrs. Miller,
their two daughters and their son had
IN old fashioned Indiana Christmas
dinner all together.
Postmaster General Wanamakcr celc-
brated Christmas at Lindenhurst, his
country place, near Philadelphia, with
members OF his family.
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WHAT BRUTEs MEN ARE.
An Unnatural Husband Pounds His wifes

Au Unnatural llusDhnu IOunuS Ills Wife'B
Face Ont OF Shape.
LOWELL, Mass, Dec. pa horrible
murder took place in Aldrich's block
last night, though it was two o'clock
this morning before tho crime was re-
ported to the papers. The murderer is
Frank J.. Mouton, dissipatcd barber.
who beat out the brains of his wife.
Alma r. Moulton, With fiat iron. EIe
appears tohavc been sober at the time
ofcommitting tho crime. AS SIoulton
tells tho story this quarrel began in bed
because his wife would not give him
room enough. She slapped his iacc
and he tried to choke her. They. then
arose, partially dressed, and went atit
again, when ho got 4 fiat iron, ana,
alter asking her il she would give up, to
which she said no, he said: Il let her
have the fiat iron three times as hurd
as 1 could hit"
The first blow felled i,1r. and her iace
and head is pounded out OF shape lone
car is severed and the skull fractured,
sloulton said, Il did the job, and it's a
ID good onc.n
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THE BEATEN SEAMEN
Arrive Mt San ,Francisco-Thcy substan-
tinte Former Reports.

Arrive Mt San .Francisco-Thcy Substan-
tiate Former Reports.
san Francisco, CAL, Dec. 25.-Thc
steamer kewccnaw arrived hero yestcr-
day from Valparaiso. On board was
Patrick Shields, the fireman, who was
so brutally beaten by the Valparaiso
police. Immediately the steamer was
docked United States District Attorney
Garty, acting on telegraphic instruc-
tions from Attorney General Miller, at
Washington, went on board and exam
ined Shields and McKinstrcy, another
fireman, who was on shore with Shields
shortly before the latter was arrested.
Shields repeated on oath the story OF
his injuries, rs already sent out by the
Associated Press, and Mckinstrey cor
roborated portion OF the story. Ali
davits were signed by tina men, which
will be transmitted to-Washington by
the next mail. Shields shows plain
marks OF the terrible beatings he re.
.cciVcd.
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morpinp 40 4 nnmbar =; vni,r, r,"nsa " ,,oni. esa
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Tho rcmnins ~ NJ pniion ~ ouo pte;'.h !; .he
loai for hnr;,i j;sonr:yr,oJ oy, Ju1 ,rot ~ t'o ,ho
boIv Ind hcon ra,,SnJ Tinon rnna,;mo s"s tmo
the cloth;ns from tho hoIrpNf, poNft iI Wnodoy
hilt founI that ti,a W ao,s L. VI. h,a "'l.o h"o,,
riGcd md ont frnm H." U."vs eas,,nat, na ooSt Sm
Of Ills i"wclry NOM mnno,, ,no SI'viI W.; aIi,, AZ Az
missing > "''a '''' m ""''o' "''
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session of tho n,raots - ,io Jon|i % p1d ppod
will hold tbnm nut;I tbo'.1 ,U 1ro uIS nio;,noJ sI
by Tho rclat;y"s 81 % ,ho dno2S,"aJ S ",J e'A''i''o
N'"'' 'o' " '''' N'ose"'ou'
-, PATHETIC SCENES.
Tho scenes about the waiting room at
Dobb's. Ferry wero pntbctic Iittlo
IIomns HoI1y;r = co., !, lt.s ar
p.II.y. +" syn u .'''. a. ~
nintluWln, IitI was crying ior his mother;
llis arms were bruised, but tho child
soe,lie4 ANXIOUS 70 Know how hlsmothcr
M"s. no dl9 not Know that slie had
peen instantly killed. Tho child had
peeh Sleeping n the same berth with
ms illotllef. lWo young glfls were
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LAREDO, TEX, Dec. 25.-The report
was current yesterday evening that Ca
tarino Garza was killed in an engage
mcnt with Captain uardle's command,
between Laredo and Garlic, but notl-
ing authentic can be ascertaincd. The
commanding officer at Fort Mcintosh
at u late hour this evening had received
no official confirmation OF the report.
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a chrlstmns aIorninr rrn cedr,

NEw YoRK, Dec. 25.-Tom Gould's
basement dive at the southeast corner
OF Sixth avenue and Twcnty.third
street, was the scene OF a Christmas
morning tragedy. John j. Wogan,
Goulds nephew, and manager OF the
dive, was shot and almost insa ntly
killed by Joseph Selling, a sporting
man. Selling says that he shot in self
defense; that Wogan and others had
assaulted him, and that Wogan had
threatened to kill him. q &4s
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WHAT EoRAKER CLAIMS.

His Old Law Partner Says He Will Dc
Eloctod Senator.
Plr7sIuNeH, Pa, Dec. ga Dispatch
special from steubcnville, Ohio, says:
Thomas S. Wood, IN old law partner OF
ex-Govcrnor Foraker in an interview
this afternoon stated that Foraker told
him a fcwdays ago that hewould have
s:xty-one votes on the first ballotin the
Republican, senatorial caucus and would
win. IIo also denied that there would
be any detection in the Hamilton
county delegation.
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JAMES STRAIN NOT BURIED.
Tho oIan WHO Was Hurled Yesterday
Under That Name Turns Out to 30
Somebody Else -JnmrS Strain still

Under Tint Samo Turns Out to 30
Somebody Else James Strain still
Lives.
James Strain, Of Bcnwood, walked
into police headquarters yesterday and
told the officers that le had heard hc
was buried in tho Penipsular cemetery.
Tho man whose head had bccn cut off
by n freight train at Glcnn's run tho
day before, IN account OF which ncci-
dent was in Yesterdays INTELLlGEScER,
had letter addressed 10 James Strain
in his pocket. 1t was naturally sup
posed that was his name, and ho was
buried under that name yesterday ut
tho: c:Peninsular cemetery, after Coroner
Phillips had viewed tho remains.
On his visit to police headquarters
yesterday tho genuine james Strain rc-
lated that he had given tho letter nd
dressed to him to man named either
Pat NlcNally or Pat Hughes, who had
worked for some time at tho Riverside
steel works. How McNally, or Hughes.
got to Glcnn's run, no ono knows.
Strain said the mans family lived at
Johnstown, Pa, and Coroner Phillips
intends to try to notify his family. 4,
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ClIlcAco, Dec. 25.-Itis probablet that
within 4 short time a huge brewery,
combine will unite a majority Of the
Chicago and Milwaukee breweries At
present the consent OF thirteen OF the
smaller concerns is practically assured.
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BLEVDN VERE KILLED
BY tho Collision on tho Now York
Central Road.
CARELESSNESS OF 4 BRAKEMAN
Causes tho Two Passenger Trains
to Como Together
WITH AN AWFUL CRASH.

Tho Kissing Of Escaping Steam Is
Mingled with tho Groans of tho
Dying rictims.-.Tho Appeals OF tho
Wounded for Help Noartrcndins.
Fire Adds TO tho Horror of tho
Wreck -.- Human vulturcs in tho
Guisc Of Rcsoucrs Rob the Bodies
OF tho Dcad-.-Thc Scene of the Dis.
astcr Frlghtrul and siclscnins.
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WELL, THIS is CHEEKY I!
A Mexican Bandits Bold Attempt
to Capture Fort.
THE GARRISON At FORT RINGGOLD

Bambozzlcd by Garzn, but They Re-
turn in Time to Prevent the Fort
from Being Sacked by tho RcncSadc
Mcxican.-.Dlaz's Army Officers Re.
volt and Join tho Band of Cara.
The Death OF Cara Reported ut
Laredo, Texas -.. Alleged TO Have
Been Killed by Captain Hardio's
Command.
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CoScoRp, y. H, Dec. o5.-1saac B,
sawtellc was stricken with apoplcxy
last night, and has remained in an IN
conscious condition ever since. It is
not thought that lie will rally from the
attack, as he is in very critical conli-
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Erousu Had TO Fire,

GETTYSBURG, Pa, Dec 25.-0lliccr
Krousc, OF Littlcstown, this county,
lastnight shot and killed Joseph sha-
die and wounded his brother, Frank
Shadlc. The Shades had raised arrow
and krousc tried to arrest Joseph, who
resisted. 2 III q.
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MR.. BLAINE'S FRIEND
Talks About tho Secretary OF
States Attitude
IN REGARD TO THE PRESIDENCY.

Colonel King, Of Minneapolis, Gives
the Details Of n Long Interview he
had with BIalnc-..IIe May Bc Can
didntc for the Nomination-..lIis
Health to be n Decided Factor.-.lt is
Claimed that no Arrangements Have
Been Made with President Harrison
or Oihccs.-.Somo Plain Statements.
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Creditors Arc Left.

Bosroy, Mass, Dec. .-Gcorgo II.
Page, lessee Of the Langham Hotel, 1867
Washington street, has assigned. Lin
bilities about $4,000. There is sub.
stantially nothing for the unsecured
creditors. 3,
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BRAKEMAN BURNED
In n Wreck OH tho u. 6 o. Road at Ply
.s mouth, Ohio,

mouth, Ohlo.
CLEVELAND, Dec. 25.-In a rear end
freight collision on the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad, near Plymouth. Ohio,
las. night, Brakeman W. II. Cullison, OF
Newark, was burned to death, and Fire
man S. S. Switzer was fatally injured.
The wreck took fire, and the loss to the
company will be $4,000.
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.Mentl,or rnrc,lcnst ,l fnr rn.,l , !. !.

For StlyirsInia aud Western PENNSYLVANIA
Increasing cioudinesii with light rans; winds
shifting 10 west with increasing i0rrG; much
colder. by sunday morning; probably a cold
wave. sFfsi$ii = 20 = 49,
For Ohio occasional raln or SHOW, clearing
during the. daywsthh Aeo!d wave; west Winds
TEMPERATURE FRIDAY. 5
as furnished bi Z. scltsEsPi drugslss ops,,t
House cosHc:: ri ~ -. =.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-09
Leech's Out,Lots, St. Paul.

Ewing and Chute's Subdivisionof E 2 of "
a and W y of S E 4 of Lot 4, Leechs Gut
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-01-09

Supposed Owner and
Description. Lot Block. Benefits
Unknown (nw of Seventh
ST. 10 10 SZ.37
Frank Skok INV of Seventh
William Dawson Except
Seventh ST ~ of. ...... 8 10 .96
Pat Donerty (nw of Seventh
Johannah Zimmerman
Except Seventh ST. 49,. 4 IL 4.32
Emma Hammon Use of Sew
enth sty...... -. :. ..5&6 IL 7.23
Pat d oherty except Sew
enth sp........... -. 7 IL 4.32
nawSnn,S Sacond Addition, To q par,l