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St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26

NRS. ELIZA A. STEVEN Tom Bum, who
son. was postmaster
Mother of A E. Stevenson, ere when
still living, aged eighty Stevenson was
three.J first assistant
postmaster general, started out for the
purpose of calling a meeting of promi-
nent citizens to make arrangements for a
suitable reception for the general. Gen.
Men ulta, an old political opponent of
Stevenson, who was defeated by Ste
SenSon for congress, was hunted up by
Iom. and together they called on the
business men, Irrespective of politics,
Rll of whom agreed to meet at the Omni-
bus office, and lay out a programme
worthy of the occasion.
Mayor Foster and the city council sig
plted their desire to participate. Jim
Neville. the postmaster who succeeded
ION Bum. said that he had no authority
to close the pOStOffice, and. while he
could not be expected to holler, he
would stand around and smile. and if it
hid not rain he would pull off his hat
when the general came in.
Hacks and Wagons Galore.
The omnibus man said he would fur
nish all the hacks and get few extra
wagons, If 1t became necessary, and the
leader of the De MOlay band sent word
that he would be at the depot, and, al
though some Of the boys of his band
were Republicans, they had consented
to Go some blowing, and he would leave
1t to the committee of the citizens to say
What the music was worth.
At the Western Union telegraph office
At an early hour there was a long line
Dt citizens, such as one sees at the post
Dflce Sunday. each with message of
eongratulatlOn to be sent to the general
al chicago. and one circuit was mOnop-
DllZed by this class of business until it
was announced that the general was
en route for his home, and when this
announcement was made number of
citizens who were unable to get off their
songratulatory messages, folded the
Same and dropped them into the post
D1ilce for Gen. Steyenson'S address.
Iom Bum rushed message to Gen.
Stevenson about II O'Clock asking him
70 postpone his return until the follow
ing day, SO that the people from the
eountry could be notified and could par
ticipate in the jubilee. Then Tom
walked down by the postoffice and
looked into the the delivery window.
Those who know Tom best say that an
pld-tlme Democratic smile came over
MS face, and that his mouth watered,
Rnd as he came ont he said 10 one of the
boys $50 the boys say): I'VE have got
Democrat on the ticket with Grover
cleveland, and in about four hours
hfttr Adlai has been vice president we
will be Ill the saddle again with our
trousers stuck in our hoots."
CouId Feel at Home.
Another Democrat remarked: 81
oayen't been down to Washington since
Adlal left there. When he was first as
Distant postmaster general | used to 20
down there and walk right in, the same
es | would in the saloons here in Bloom
pgTon. A man did not have TO
bend in any card when he went
TO Washington AID wanted to see
Adlai Stevenson. And when he did
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26

was as knightly as any that was ever
made. He was full of that sort of thing
at that time. Letitla Green held her
lover at arms length for some time until
she was assured that the young man was
in earnest, and after her acceptance of his
proposal the engagement lasted two or
three years. The wedding was one of
the first social events of this section of
Illinois. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. DR.. Craig. now of the McCor-
mick seminary of Chicago. TO it came
some of the best blood of Kentucky.
The woman who gave your corre-
spondent this bit OF gossip said, with
musical sigh. "Ah, we don't have any
such weddings in these days as that
was"
After the honeymoon the young law
yer and his bride returned to Metamora,
where they remained until he removed
to Bloomington to begin the practice of
law.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26

man than anY SON.
other in the West.
The news OF the nomination of Gen.
Stevenson reached Bloomington at an
hour when business was in the act of
suspension for the day. 1t gave the
people an opportunity for gathering
on the street corners, at the West
ern Union telegraph Office, and
at the hotels, and people who
lave been carrying clubs for each other
for the last four years threw them away
and embraced. The love feast was kept
up until II o'clock, which is a late hour
in the highly respectable and moral
capital Of what is know as Goods coun-
try Then the streets became deserted,
but for some time thereafter lights were
seen in the homes of many where the
rule has been to draw the curtain at the
approach of evetide. NeighbOrS visited
and talked over the event which had
suddenly brought Bloomington before
the eyes of the world.
Real Estate Has Risen.
1t is a fact that today a man would
have to pay S25 more front foot for
tOwu lot in Bloomington than he would
have had to pay yesterday. Although
the town went to ped about midnight,
this morning il scOOped the early bird.
As early as o'clock citizens were up
reading the morning paper.
When the Chicago papers were first
put on the news stand at 9 O'Clock
Tush was made for them. The details
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
SALTWATER NEWS.
Death of Walter Brooks, Who Was
Injured in TUESDAYS Accident.

Walter Brooks, the engineer of the Wiscon-
sin Central tram, who was seriously injured
in the collision which occurred on the Du-
luth road hear this city Tuesday, died at $3.50
a. m yesterday. Brooks seemed to rally
after the accident and was apparently i'm
proving until late Friday evening. when
change was noticeable, and he sank apidly
during the night. When his physician called
yesterday morning he stated that Brooks
could live only short time, ana he expired
soon afterward. The cause of his death was
due to an internal injury to the stomach and
bowels. He was forty-eignt years of age. and
leaves wife and a grown-up son. Deceased
was one of the most popular engineers on
the road. and his sad death is hard blow to
his many friends. The remains will be taken
to Rochester, N. Y, for interment.
The city council held an adjourned meet
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
COURT CHIPS.

Frank H. Seymour, assignee of the Com
mercial bank, has sued George W. Haigh to
recover $500 due upon a promissory note.
Judge Kelly has filed an order in the cause
of Mary Ann Bartelson against Neils Sophius
Bartelson, striking the case from the calen-
dar because of defective service of summons.
An order has been filed by Judge Kelly. i'll
the cause of Henry Richot against Frank C.
Grossman, in which he directs judgment
against Grossman for S25 to LAY for the fu-
neral expenses of Barrett, alias Chadwick.
Judge Kelly has filed decree in the cause
of George Hunton against John T. Benson
and John F. Frohlingslorf. 1t is decreed
that Hunton is entitled to have certain mort
gage and assignment deeds cancelled. and
that Frohlingsdorf be enjoined from dispos-
ing of q mortgage note given by Uuutou.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26

woman's association. is thing for
which man cannot account. He can tell
why he enjoys material things-fine
ralnment, good dinner or a bottle of
wine. He knows why he delights III the
fair beauty Of the landscape and the
rugged grandeur Of mountain and canon,
and why he is impressed by the broad,
billowy ocean. He understands his en-
joyment Of literature and music, of the
opera and the drama. He comprehends
the steady attractions and qualification
of a cOngeniai pursuit. But the Colo
RADIO Sun says he knows net what makes
tie exquisite happiness of his life. He
who can analyze the showers of earthly
good, but not the dews of Eden. He
who can give no reason for his choice Of
wife except that he could not help it,
makes the happy marriage.
LOndOn's Docks.
The docks OF London cover over 600
cres.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
DRAMATIC NOTES.

The last attraction at the Grand for the
summer season will be Prof. Bristol horse
show the week ending Aug IL. The next
with THE Stowaway'' as the attra ction The
list of bookings for the coming season is said
to be an unusually strong one and will en-
brace a varied line of companies and plays.
Manager Lit of the Grand opera house.
will leave for New York the latter part of
July to superintend the rehearsals of his va
rious com panIes, all of which begin their
season early in August. la
Miss Annie Lewis, who is to star next sea-
son in "A Nutmeg Match recently seen at
the Grand opera house, will spend the sum-
mer with her parents i'll Washington. She
opens her season at the Grand opera house,
Chicago. the last week in August.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
woMAN's GREATEST CHARMS
Man Likes Her Best When He
Doesn't Know the Reason Why.

Doesn't Know the Reason Why.
The exquisite thing about woman's
charm, the thing which makes it so deli
ciously irresistible, is its very undefin-
ableness. 1t has fascination some
what akin to that of the mysterious and
the unknowable. Man experiences the
perfect, exquisite happiness of the ir-
resistableness of woman's charm only
when he doesn't know why, and doesn't
want to know. He who would inquire
in what the charm consists would be
like the preposterously prosaic indi-
vidual who would analyze the delicate
fairness OF the lily or the rich beauty
of the rose. or who would decOmpose
the brilliant flash of the diamond or
assay the pure gold.
The supreme happiness of life. always
connected with wOman's influence and
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
Lifts Players.

Lifts players will return to the Grand the
week commencing July 3. when they will be
seen for the first four nights of the week
named in a legitimate revival of 'Unclt
Toms Cabin" with Mr. James in the char
acter of Uncle Tom, and the cast embracing
every member of the company. For the lat
ter part of the week East Lynne" will be
the attraction, and it will afford a number of
the members of the company an opportunity
to display their ability.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26

VI llC QClOl IuC
co nven tion
W h ic h ad
m a d e Gen.
Stew ems on a
vice presiden-
tial candidate
were as eagerly
sought and read
as had been the
bulletins of the
preTiOus after
noon. AS soon
as the people
h a d become
thoroughly sat
lSfed that there
Woc M nnicfaEn
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
His Neighbors, Republicans
and Democrats, Hope He
Will Be Elected.
They Turn Out, Irrespective
of Party, to Welcome
Him Home.
Brief Description Of a Charm
ing Home and Splendid
Family.

BLOOMINGTON, H., June 25.-When
the Republican national convention
went up the Hudson river four years
ago ana knocked at the gate of the villa
of Mr.. Morton and gave him the vice
presidential nomination the ariStocratS
of that exclusive, 1S-earat section OF the
Empire state, regardless of party, came
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26

out in SWallowtailS and
Kid gloves and bowed
acknowledgment of the
present alton. W WhNn the
national Democratic con-
vention in Chicago stood
I'D in the wigwam in that
city Thursday afternoon
and offered the same
nomination to Gen. Adlai
Ewin 9 Stevenson, of
Bloomington, the honor
was accepted by the peo-
pie in and around Bloom
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26

Harmony.
Baltuff, Falk and Kirkham - Madagascar
Trio. in their wonderful limitations.
Bro. Thomas Deacon will speak.
Shibley and Morris-In their Refined Musi-
cal Specialties.
Ed and VIII Falk-The Lightning Fancy
Drill Artists.
A. W. Shaw-In his unparallel feat on the
Parallel Bars.
Fred Ames-In his Specialties.
Overture .......Orc Orchestra
The performance will conclude with q
long. loud, laughable burlesque entitled,
Dramatic Booking House." Cast, Royal
Arcanum Minstrels.
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26

A. Z. STEVENSON
AT %.
THE picture he
sent his wife
on their en-
gagemeut.
heretofore held
be Il matter OF
change his mipt
atmosphere.
The nominate
of course, Great
down in MasSa-
chuSettS. but it
wasn't a mark
er to what Oc-
Cured here. In
these parts the
vice presidency
wears larger
clothes, q Il d
when the noni-
nation for that
office was ten
dered to a citi-
zen of Bloom
ingtOn. Gen.
Stevenson. for
the time being
at least, lOnmed
Up as a bigger
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26

ington. regardless of po-
itical bias, previous con-
dition or color, in a man
ner characteristic Of the
West. The men who had
the vice presidency to
10 Importance would
/ if he were here in this
on of Grover Cleveland,
ed a great deal of talk
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
ARCANU.,l MINSTRELS.
A Unique Entertainment to Be
Given Monday Evening.


At Market hall on Monday evening,
June 27, there will be novel and
unique entertainment by the Royal
Arcanum minstrels. under the man.
agement of Dewitt & Norman, owners
of the greatest fraternal minstrel show
on earth. Following is the programme:
Interlocutor Brother Fleu. Tambos =
Brother Webster and Brother Falk. Bones
Brother Paris and Brother Kirkham.
PARTI.
Opening Chorus-Minnehaha Minstrels.
Song-"Hot Stuff" Harry Bud
worth's latest and besD-
Brother A. W. Paris
Song-"Billy's Dream. ... Brother Ed Falk
MinEehaha Quartette-Bros. Finell, Chick
Brothers and Strachauer.
Song-"Get ON Board. Bro. E. j. Kirkham
Solo-"Changeless'.. ......... Bro. VIII Chick
Song-'I Once Did Know a Yallar rG
Girl. l'....................B Bro Frank Jungen
FINALE.
Duett. ............ Bros Paris and Jungen
OFeltuIo'. .OAShOo'is
A. W. Shaw 80 The Marvellous Club Swinger
Minnehaha Quartette-Bros. Finen Chick
RrofharS KiDps 0f
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
Boom for the Presidency.

did you ever know" asked another
citizen who had heard the story just re-
lated, THAT Stevenson once had a boom
for the presidency. I'll tell you how it
was. One day there was man came
up from the Kickapoo. 1t was about
the time when Davis was looking up
for the presidency, and Adlai met hlm
and says to him: Tom. what is the
news Oh the KickaRsO2' and Tom re-
St. Paul daily globe., 1892-06-26
Story of His Courtship.

When a student in Danville he had
met Letitia Green. 1t was the old story,
the beauty of her face had followed him
to the Prairie state, and when she re-
moved heIe he went to pay her his ad-
dresses. The courtship took place on
the veranda of the Scott mansion, at
Chenoa. A woman in Bloomington who
knows says that it was on an evening
in June and that Stevenson'S proposal
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decay ana death. Premature Old Age,
Barrenness, Loss of Power in either sex
Involuntary Losses and Syermatorrhna
caused by over-exertion OF the brain,
selfabuse or over-indulb9nce. Each
box contains one months treatment.
s.. 90 box or six boxes for S5.0o. sent by
mail prepaid on receipt of prces.