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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1891-04-25
'Tis Good Advice.

Echo De FOuest. the Minneapolis
French Republican paper, has this per-
tinent comment on recent meeting at
the Union league rooms:
The leaders of the Republican party
met at the Union league few days ago
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Do Be Consistent.

Don't wear a stylish spring suit and
overcOat and 90 barehanded. The
Plymouth" has the newest Spring
Gloves from 81 to 81.
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Fun and Fashion"

That's the name of the monthly paper
published by The Plymouth" Get
one free at the door. Street Gloves, it
says, are more worn than ever. From
81 to 81.
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You Can't Afford Tt.

The cOuntrified look of going glove
less. The Plymouth has street kids
from 81 to g.
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MISCELLANEOUS BUSINESS.

Sewer Digging Business Will Be
Divided - Fire Escapes and
Standpipes.
There were two reports from the
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W eischel's In.
BEAUTY'S BELTS.

For Canes, 'lace-trimmei' with sill
yer, $3.50, at The Plymouth.
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Consistency, Thou Art a Jewel.

Why not have it set? Elegant spring
attire without gloves for the Stfeet is in
consistent. The Plymouth" has them
from 81 to So
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NERVE, BRAIN, STOMACH
AND KIDNEY CURE /!

Dill &c DR. Fl. Waite, Specialist, sixteen
FnEO. years in Minneapolis. Whv suffer
when cure is mild and certain?
ASK hundreds of leading citizens of ST. PAM :
Minneapolis and the Northwest as to treat
III snt an cure Pan lles fee 1D1 Hsu
nepin Az, Minneapolis.
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illustrated entitled Guide great
We viii copy stamps
The sun., 1891-05-03
Strong EaslisA Amateur.

An amateur strength contest was held at the Inter
national Hall. Piccadiy. London. England, on March
% and so the various tests resulting - folowsi
March 2a-Pest !. lifting two ae.pound dumb bells,
In each hand simultaneously from the ground to
the shouder and then worked simultaneously full
stretch above the head less thsntx times and
not more than ten times. 3 L. Lew, Birmingham ten
hmss in good style: A Franeoia BrussslA eleven
tines In nns style; ZataranA Italy. ten timea In
styis sxalay Berlin eight times in poor style
rtann. Berlin eleven times With Jerk; ~ Brunhuber
Feat !. Lifting two po und dumb bella one in each
hand slmntsneou,y from the ground to the shouldsrs
he h:sa as% 1sssu ns. and 10. %ere Ss !ssn
wh.u n:.
Pf.nn. a3 times: s.aiay. ~ times.
ns aS n9 z
rs To- ss IN the same ;, y :..
s%S Fisna ss'mss: Levy and fi.neois times;
rs.t "s swS g pound dumb bells ::sh
isSs. .. three s%.s Levy % and sna
b.
s: x: =: s :%sss::
2; ::$' $s:.i: Z =:
.nd "o 81: es;
x:sh sss S:s ana 10 az. that Levy y
noun ced weight.
feat =: Rai.ing from the ground two So pound dumb
bells and holding them At arms length horizontal
position.Lsvy and Francois succseIed.
S' Nd;
March so-rnshns up . dumb boil Weighing lo4j<
pounds from the shoulder to full arms length above
the shoudsr-E l. Levy twelve times As tie EneIisi,
n-wspaperH quote this a. breaking former amateur
records they have probably verooks sd the
- Vienna Aus'ria Dec II isSa = stashr an amateur.
Weighing l'D. ~ pounds.
rnshin. MI one 50 pound weight from shoulder to
arm enRth above the shoulder alternately In eiths
hand shangng the wsiaht from hand TO hand each
Elevatins a bar bell weighing lso pounds backward
and forward grip bsiuR ussd the bell brought full
Pfann and FRANCOIS suoceeded With q lighter impis-
Iiftine Vim ons hnhSR Snsnc.r IN nnnn6 Mo aa .i
either; A. spencer and Zafarana not far behind
The sun., 1891-05-03
THAY'LL QUARREL NO MORE

Helm Dead Under tho Windows OF the
Room He'd Nearly Killed His Mistress In.
Four years ago Charles Helm abandoned his
wife and family In Dielheim. Germany. and
elopsd to this country with Mrs. Elizabeth
Frey. widow who had buried two husbands.
They remained here a year and then went
back. Another year passed and thes eloped
again. Both were Of about the same aso-!that
the second time they took up aus'ters IN So
yenps SdS RTnHHs .rt MIA rreys iyy msSFsd Gaughser
IN washing and Helm worked at shosmaking.
They had irsauent Iuarrels
Night before last they had their last quarrel.
Helm had been away for q week. working In
Great Neck, Whom he got back lie spent his
G5int .rt ohg ha6 a6o4t n.bt ~ 0eSck that
her mother and Helm. and going to their
pothsE bleeding, and unconscions. She had
poan felled by blow with an iron shoe las.
She Wa sent I" Bellevue.
Holm hnd disappeared. 1t was eupposed tha,
he had gone back 10 Great Mock but yesterday
morning ut daybr he Was found In the court
yard. under hi. windows. dead. Whether no
tell while iryina 70 escape down the fire
self In not known.
The sun., 1891-05-03
TAKING CARE OF THE NA1FA
Eight orThe. Conmltted ny Justiss llur
ray to yarious Installations.

ray to Various Installations.
Agent King Of the Gerry society was full Of
business In the York Vile Police Court yester-
day morning. He had more than dozen
wallis 10 care Tor and had eight committed by
Justice Mu raw to various institutions.
Frank Callen. II years old. OF 1874 East
6eventy-sixth street. was brought into court
BY bis father. who said that on Friday night
the boy had robbed Robert Levins. 8 years
old: OF 1901 Second avenue. OF $2. Young
Gallon was sent to tho Catholic Protoctory.
Allie Miller. years. and Augusta Miller. l
year. were found by Agent King in their room
AE $50 East Sixteenth street. ylieir father and
mother wore taken sick last week and removed
to st Francis's Hospital and the children
were lott with no one 10 proyi.;e for them
Alice went to tho sisters OF St DominicE and
Augusta to kandall's Island.
Superintsndent Trainor Of the Roman Cath
pl:o Orphan Asylum. on Madison avenue.
etouRhs iuto court Ltzzo Barrett and Ella
fazzasie. each l3. and com planned that they
had continually refused 10 obey the ru es OF the
asylum. They were committed to the CuthO-
lie Protscto,f
dall's Island. and his sister Ellen. 2 year: to
both bs"ame insane on Friday night. and were
lett alone in their home ln Seventy fifth street.
near Firat avenue.
John DAILY 10 years old. of 2l4 East Forty
foul tn street. was sent to the Catholic Pro-
tectory for remaining out nights and disobey.
Ing bis DRroptA
The sun., 1891-05-03
NO HELP CALLED FOR
TIE Ninth National Bank Has Net a
Demands ITSELF

TIE Ninth National Bank Has Net All
Demands Itseis
The statement that tho Ninth National Bank
called for assistance from certain banks In the
Clearing House on Friday Was Officially denied
yesterday By members Of the Clearing House
Committee. As has been known sine Wednes-
day. tho Chase, the Fourth. the Galatin. the
Corn Exchange and tho Importe re- and Ira
ders' National Banks stood ready to contribute
$50, ,000 each to help the bank through tho calls
incident to tho exposure Of Hill's steal
lnes. The Clearing House COMMITTEES to-
Quested that no publicity be giyel to
this Information. on tho ground that
the public might get an erron eous impression
Of tho banks condition, Bank Examiner Hep.
buin said yesterday that the bank WAS per-
tsetly solvent and msmbsrs Of the Clearing
the bank had not called for any part Of tho
ready to advance on. demand. The banks
mentioned were TO take somS OF the Ninth's
oollatei al as security. ~
~ tomorrow or Tuesday. whom tho returns
from the country are expected, the Ninth may
have to fall back on the five banks named Blu:
from the Ninth.
Ope 81 tho loans By which Hin swindled the
bank out Of t55.0OO was on a note endorsed BY
ox-Gov Henderson Of Missouri. The note as
taken up On Doc. I, 1881 but Hill did not report
the fact.
An interesting feature is that on the $4,000
mortgage on the Southern boulevard lots Hill
paid $4,000 In interest.
The sun., 1891-05-03
DAILY and Collins Matched.

ne private ofhcs In Jen Carpenters hostisry. .,
Delaney and Forsyth streets, crowded on Friday
night with sports who had come to see match made
between Nick Collins OF this city and Fat DAILY OF
Brooklyn In the party were Thomas r. Wynn. Rod
Mcmahon, Linsy Tracey. Tommy Barnes Paddy Cor.
man. Prof. Tommy CLARK. Tom Evans the fancy clog
dancer. and Dick Toner The match had been talked u
FOR several weeks and the details had
upGn there wa. no time los. IN t.lk beior. nine ths
pounds weigh in two hours before entering the rias
Twoounce gloves will be used. to abide by the law
Psret and The men: b.eLsr. hays an outside bot q
shows that both men husiness Collins and DAILY
also agreed To- poat forfeit with the sporting editor Of
n1s: in n: ring Collins the boxer ynS dsoIas
atrs, when the colorsd festnsrvei9ht champion was
last In this city DAILY returned from trp TO Eng
while abroad. Both men known to . quick strong
hittera and tie night between them should BE- well
The sun., 1891-05-03

oAnsarpos April So.-rt 10 to the theeninR siasl
that the interest Of the whole college 10 directed
inst at present. These win be held on Nay and
already speculation rife 70 the winner and already
much money has been warsrsd By the nonsysd back.
srs Of the respective ersws Popular opinion names pl
or 'ss ~ . winner in the coming race and In all
probability one Of these two crews viii cross the line
hrst 'Ninsty.ons has had the dsadvantars Of losing
two men by sickness but II 10 still the hsavies
OF the four crews and has such men - cumnoct the
captain Of the eleven Blanchard guard on the second
eleven Shaw and follant the tsnnis paya and other
heavy.wsiRhts. Then, too it u els last chance fer
winning and Is certain that they will into the race
q. sS',i :, su,
they .nev sr.ssr % :s and u Ssnains hsif
oar. and their time T. better Then too ss he. for
sseos1
sha,t..% and IN. They raH a. osy
s. .Ellswor.h; Pike: bow. Rrswsr.
..s
shs : n
ss.,n, sswns I; s'.sm:n srps SSs.rS
bow. Weed. The fr.:hmsn n.S. Just i.e:ls.a ts.ii
and are 10 TIL; wee: or q. s.;t
.aS =
s fsS fs;St s'sSs' sss. 4hs%S:os snS
q: y.ri!, "a. .h:r. hsy: been sn. .. s.e
~ ssa
has been Coaching the crew Tor the past week. Ad
der his coaching the men seem work with renewed
energy: In eonyersation with the rspresentatvs of
Tax SUS one Of the prominent rowtnG men said: II
think that the men now composins the have been
rowing lung enough together 10 warrant some special
criticism. A. whole nearly all Of the crew arc
70 NJ me- ths man In fsopt Of him Xnd ,bsp you
know. each man ha, his special faslta There's Per
we'll but he needs to apply yiror At both ends Of
sons fow spe . row rsuss
meeting hii sar, and finishing badly. vsiL 4.
no! fsa.hsr CImmines At = ,wins, in circle doe:
Jerks hts Eto tho body Lyman. at 4. IL apt 10
lose control Of hts tide the stroke and the recover
weak IN g: Is part Of ne sroks and doe. not con
short the stroke and does his evenly and
we'll Newell uhe varsity football mani At bow. 10
slow At both ends OF the stroke and does not
troll his slide
"Do think Harvard wilt beat Yale as New Loudonf
afraid that 10 far beyond that shall answer
liks the Delphi oracle. the best crew will win take
your choice OF the cr0wSt"
The sun., 1891-05-03
nxconDsn smY1H STILL osJrcra
Says There Are Courts Eaeueh n rrese-
ertere Would Get UP Earlier.

peys There Are Courts Eaeugh n Prose-
cutcre Would Get Up Earlier.
Referring TO Distric, Attorney Nicoll's letter
10 Gov. Hill requesting him ito either order
an extraordinary term OF the Court Of Oyer
and Terminsr. to be held In this city during
the months OF May and June. or to assign from
some other department to this department .
Justice OF the Supreme Court. who may either
hold an adjourned term OF the Court OF Oyer
AMI Terminer during the months referred to
or may relieve the Justices Of that court In this
depai tment at General Term Of Circuit" Re-
cordsr Smyth said Yesterday. and said 1t with
emphasis, that his opinion hadn't changed
since the Judges OF the Court OF General
Sessions made public their written declaration
IN opposition to establishing a fourth part OF
bandIs ali he % criminal i'm buslnsss Il the District
Attorney and his assistants will only get down
% II Gov. H HiiI S Waits to order an extraordinary
term OF the Oyer and Termin ner, the Necorder
continusd, he can do II, and the Judges OF ths
"When stuiiad law" the. Recorder said."'I
resi- Psst q q fS sse men and 6s down Il
o;s Ses s. 'bnE oa .g hs sss @
iSss ssa Ana I dons s .hinE they %aks any
Snr sof Gs s ssssss S soo pss
We Judges could do all tho business. Why.
take this morning ior INSTANCE. was In court
and at thai hour the District Attorney. notified
me that he had nothing for me-. Does this look
- II We neel amy assistance2 objected to
D fourth part because we have no place to put
It. In the first place. and be- ause It would be an
extra expense to the taNpsyei In the second
than the three parts now do. have no ohjec-
ton to an extraordinary session Of oyer and
Terminer being ordered II the Governor wants
10 order It. but still think that 1t isn't neeued.
The District Attorney may want to try tho New
Haven Railroad directors bef0re It and I'm
lure l Nouldn't object to that"
The sun., 1891-05-03
s1ly1r srlr rHs nARxrssEs
They we,iAn't Recognise M. ~ Y,rst
But Ne Had the Last Laugh.

But No Hsa tne lsnst Lsugh.
rrssk ssvin can be Justly credited with sueeessfr,
run in with the heightened Pelican Club o. London
which lot Of lords and "maskisses liz msu-
bsr roll when sisvin arrived in London from Aas-
traiia where he had beaten ali Who would meet hi n
he was poorly advertised His socaiied manager. .
New Zealand man. Jack Lewis By name, dd not seem
~ "sst to the right way OF making ssvin known
and the sporting fraternity paid H,tie attention 70 the
newcomer or his chaensea The conseQusnos was
that savn was IN London foe three months before he
got . match. aud then Bill -Chsstsrn eid" oeods'
the middle wssht the opponent to b found.
savin Goods In four rounds althoush during the
contest the brave British tired chairs GasseA
and other thine at the Aust ALA This was ~ Ashley
nsncs but not enough TO MAKE hirn soiid with the
Pelican people who actually refused to admit hin
within the holy precincts Of the club house TO witness
the Peter jackson and Jen smith contest. -
Afte-s while siavin had his nEht with Jsm Smith
II, story Of The game oonduet IN that bss
Jumped high un into ihs nrst cisss OF puEiils
among the english towdss who had done their best TO
descended to recognise him fhev invited the
Ausr allan to their swell club he3se but PADDY was not
unmndful OF their former treatment. and being = 2
cana Whom. Joe Mo 4 uii6s-poor unfortunats joe
vent over and made his match With savin the feiicsn
Club tried its hardest to induce slaytn to have GENE
on within the walls OF the now weakening organise
ton Bnt slavins memory Of past AGronu was stu
sop!e and b. sp.sd point blank g nsh, in thA. shsp
swell. institution but good enough for savn until the
battle over,
The sun., 1891-05-03
Cornell Universisy ana the Atalasta Beat
Clab to Row . Matsh 1asA

CAPT Van Rsdsn Of the Atsisnsa Beet CluS has
received . communication from II. Sanger. Conmo-
dors Of the Cornell navy. expressing desire row the
Atslantas champion sixhtoarsd shell crew . race
The date stipulated BY Cornell 10 June IL but a. the
Harlem Regatta takss place that data and a. the
Atsautas will have several crsws entered In the re-
sstta Il will be ont Of the question Cornell ON
that day. However there d little doubt but that an
ether date will bs settled upen which will bs eonvsuisus
% both partiea and the place most likely selected will
it vill not Be the fsuls Of the Ataiaatss . race
:hsaid no. t.ts PLACE Ss.ssSn tssn = they are ssy
The Atsantss are sso ysry shss.s fer ssesAss rsss
Cs I.ls sss s:sssass' s's sss'A's .ssss hs7s
6sIS :s lt.:S :.Ss s.:ss Y ss: g. :s..se.s =, TIE
pea ssa dsts senvsuisns Ter Ne sssv q "a away
PEN e1sps.s 10 nssd apoa hs VII - DlsAssl y rev
boSA esllsGsA
The sun., 1891-05-03
J.dgs oilaersleeve Appointed - tAs %.
perior Court

ALBANY. May 2.-Jud9e InGraham filed his
resignation as Justice OF the Superior Court Of
New York to-day with the Secretary OF State.
and Immediately qualified - Justice Of the
Supreme Court. Thereupon Gov Hin ap-
pointed ex-Judee Gildersleeve to b Judge Of
the SUPERIOR Court OF New York. in the place
OF lngrahRm.
of tho % superior &c ceur, as'id 70 hold sircuits and
special terms. Of the Supreme Court. which
wsre to have been hold by Judge Ingrahsm.
the general term Of the Supreme Court Of the
First Depa't 'tmsnt ip the place OF Jpdgs 5Iady:
been designated to sit in the general term Of
tho First Department in the place Of Judgo
Corlott. deceased.
The sun., 1891-05-03
Atlantic CITY whss,mea'. Race Meet

rss Atlantic City wheslmen have decided - formally
op~n their new track A the Inlst Decoration Day
with bivols totrnAmsht. 4 committee consisting NJ
hs~ra w. Ferret n LAcharAh Draper. and n
is wett are IN charge OF the af.r and have eoneudsd
TO run on the following events:
Lns mile novice safety; one mile safety SiSo oIsss;
half mile safety. boys race; mile ordinary, hhndL
Gap, oAs mile tandem. scrstcht quarter mile safety.
sasais.p ss.a Only g Siss a.s az MI: Hsadss4:
Rytsss WI be gives .? drst and second in each Tsca
Atlantic AvepuA Atlantic City. ~
The sun., 1891-05-03
s.e Accuse. M. N..t,.to. OF y,,r.,.,

Frank Fl. Nettleton Of 420 Thirteenth street.
South Brooklyn. was released from Raymond
street jail yesterday by Justice Cullen. He
had been locked up on the complaint OF his
tended leaving the city while her suit for a
sepsration from him was pending. She accuses
womsn. Ihis IL hi: gray sravest faait. "N Nst,iston I
says his wife has an unRoyerpable temper, and
says her conduct was tantalizIn9. He 10 WILL
merits OF the wifss case will be investigated In
court.
The sun., 1891-05-03
Four D.ys' R,ae on Bicycles,

BALnsoas. Nay 2-capt Joseph Gsiran Of the Baiti.
more Cycle Club and his started on four days
ride this morning. me party Isf Camden s,ation at
y. for hslpsrs Ferry BY rail From that point the
club men yfi th5onsa chsrls.tea and B:rryyiii:
isrty.ivo miiss, the dininr st Nsrtinsburs and
taxing supper .t Hagsr,town On Monday the ride viii
Ti.tss1fs Tu,nses and Frederick edsianes sf sSoa,
y. q. Ths sntirs dstancs MiIl So iss miiss
The sun., 1891-05-03
MICHAEL JOHN SENT HOME
mt Life In the Metropolis - Pleasant, aad
He Says He Won't Stay In Kingston.

He Says He Won't Stay In Kingston.
Michael John Cusick was . GOOD boy whom
he lived In Kingston, but his mother says city
life has spoiled him. Eight years ago. whom
Michael John was 8 years old. tho Widow
Cusick married John Dirloff. The boy lived
with his mother and stepfather. He says he
had . hard time Of it. and was continually I'll
used. Some time ago his mother let him come
to visit friends Of hers IN this city Michael
John was so pleased with metropolitan life
that hs refused to return to Kingston when his
mother wanted him. He Is a shrewd black
Dyed boy. and looks well able to cnre for him
self. Mrs Dirloif appealed to Justice Taintor
yesterday morning at the Tornbs.
Won't you so homo with your mothed 2" the
Justice asked the boy.
No WON'T"
why not2'
She's living with man."
That's true. your honor" put In Mrs. Dis
LOFT: Il, was married 10 him eight years ago.
and this boy has a good home"
The Justice ordered the policeman who had
Mrs. Dislof. Then she turned toward the boy
not move When she went outside the rail she
tice "a ntor IN the same breath.
The boy said they abused him and he would
not stay In Kingston.
The sun., 1891-05-03

Martha Winburn. mulatto. was arraiened
In tho JsfIerson Market Police Court yester-
day. charGod with robbing Wolf Feisiman. q
Russian. living Mt 60 Attorney street OF 81. 500
in RuasiAn money. Feisiman said he was
taken by o colored woman to 113 Sullivan
street on frid4y niEht. whore he was relieved
0i his money by means OF the badger game
The prisoner was remanded.
The sun., 1891-05-03
2ublic Uptires.

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pss%S; a Il. rss. s s. sRns will
rsfHt t" ssr H:.. ssS ssls cor,.
pfF a :na Soe.. Mel e.:
Tore per steamship A Zambrano. from New Or.
TUisDfYm.' 10 M n.
a.snp ,lSn ss N.I TTo10
8; Esssp: I; !, =
tS5 !.ms's n:5 ..ssm. cn 1oI,sn
hsya.na .na X. aaa'"sf0 d'''si' must be directed per
ssSSi:%...y 81 $.ss
ofHsss Fsss 1oa Gs S:w 6r.sn. for r.1 ~
:' ff s!'ts%:s!pa -f':o From team S:s
II: ;Ss ss s rs ,n.
:$i q: 's:;'iS
for for srs, =, 1pa q: I. s;
Il asss i, :.:;sss.aa::. e. "a 4
Up
"psr yigiisncia,D; Al .;sn 4. II. for france Bwts.
:sss%:hp Ia Sassosn., i VIA iiaxrs a .. ua.yA asyA H
s. sdr.stsa per Sorss a $50 n tor surops %p:.
Ter steamship Ems via SOUTHAMPTON ana Bremen
fsuers for Ireland. France swiiIsrisnd, Italy
Spain Portugal and Turkey must bs directed per
sseam:hip, An.tsrd.m. via Am,tsrdam Gsitsrs
4 N. for ScotIsnd direct per steamship Dsvo.
The sun., 1891-05-03

Astor VIM ". to r Townsend, . $3th st $50
srth az ~ sxloo. . 20 yrs;;. ..:......:,.....
H.rbsnsr, Geo to Geo Rinxl.r Co. i67 Ei:. s7tn
Nelson Orbaher to Knicksrboeksr Catering CO.
roiiset nnTSn a.onaiaanS ~ to Uss.s Is warren
s.arsss, susan. to simon, is 50 AZ, VS.. ..
The sun., 1891-05-03
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WI - hsia ~ the cid srssnls ct the HsnhAstaA 4 q,
ni9hth avenue and yfsy sxsh ana yfsyesvsAth street.
- DsesraueA Bay, een1snctnE 1t r u
The sun., 1891-05-03

90 :s.sssa =. a.ui I'm: 80. .ssi
SsSed % eject. rae nsstins yss 8 slbAllsl.tAcsso .
De few hundred people Wks pAiA . sss tie nsese
The sun., 1891-05-03

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San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1891-07-01

THE artistic critic of the Waco Day
has been turning the calcium on the
walls OF the Texas capital, and brings
before the public'of this great empire
state an earnest of the work that Is to
be, when the artistic dreams of the
great masters are realized. The Day
says:
The Austin artist who has been
painting the pictures of the various
governors of Texas to hang in the
capitol, is at work on one of the pres
ent governors which promises to be
his "sheff doover," as our friend Gen.
j. Marshall Claiborne would say.
1t is an allegorical work, rep.
resenting Hogg as a great retormer.
1t gives his figure at full length, and
n complete proportion, and shows
him in the act of s%trangling lawless.
ness-- represented by a fully armed
desperado-with his right hand, while
with his left he tears to pieces the
constitution of the state and scatters
the leaves to the four winds.