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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
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Speper. SIN Stabtbansiaale bic
tet li1 %9c9enwdrtig Dem 8eluder cine
Yrobe cilbeimtlben @ewerbefeibes,
Die Seosll III bobem @rabe iiberrai6eA
muB. Ginguubertnnbfinf5i9 @usiteller
baben Die Notwithstanding belfidt
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5eugnilien ibres @emerbe fletBes. 9ii1t
ielbltseferti9te Nrbeiten iparen BON Der
guSitellung ans9ei6lolien. Der btes
fi9e @eiperbeuerein bat bteie QuSftels
lung snr Jeier leineS ~5Oidbrisen Bez
itebenS u~eranitaltet. 6ter lebell mir Die
Sriid)te res unermiiblt1e1t Mirfens bes
os%rltorbelen Observation-Disclosures b.
Braun.
6ube0ubeim. Mus 3ablu6t
pobl luaroe einenl bieiigen 8iirser,
Snlia5 Soa. oieier Gage bebeutenber
S6abcn SuysIigt, inoem linn elm Wtors
gen GorA !ad)tli9erweile total nieOer~
gebautn wuroe, 10 baB an cine Grnte
,atidbtt-mcbr7 sH- beitfeu lit. Der S9a0en
belduft lid) altf eirca 40 Wearf. SIN
9aufe bes 6~riibiabrs ipurben bemielben
BETTER bereits 10 Der fh6nften Sbit=
baume wabrideinlid bon berlelben
0anb ab9ebauen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
S6weii.

Bern. SIM @efdnsnib gu Saanei1
infte iid- elm 22jdbriser Buri9e aus
@rinbelUalo, Der bort ipeseu mebreren
Ginbrudsbiebitdbler int Sdatten iitt,
5u eutleiben, inbeut er init einer @lass
i6erbe lid) Die GulSaber ant linfen 9trm
onrdidneioen mollte, ftatt berlelben
nerleete er cine anoere Noer, 10 baB
feline qebenssefabr fir i'm pOrbanoen
lit.
3iri6. De- Masen Der StaSt
Grid nit ben 100000 @inmobnern
uer3ebrte i'm Sabre 1891 TAI S6len,
1898 9iibe. 1867 8inber, IA, 578 8dl>
Der, 22,041 S6meine, 3213 SAafe,
100 3iesen. 1877 Yieroe, 5uiammen So.
600 Stiid Sieb. Das ma6t per Sopf
nnb Gag 1875 @ramm ooer Elm Siertel
Bfunb 6leii9.
5reiburs. Die Reeierung bon
Treiburg bat benz Sip6lfjdbri9er &naben
&arl Wtaitre III Stdffis cine Bramie
BON 40 Trancs 5useiproden, neil er am
10. Stunt ieinem in ben 9ieuenburser
Gee 9efadenen 8ameraben 9loolf Gin,
nlermartn oaS Seben rettete.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
s. &alttser & Sobu,
@boleiale- NIB @etail>9 rmssiifem.

Sas &etailz@ ef9dft, fomie bic 3e>
ceptllr obiger 6irma finb bic bebeutenb=
ften 1T San @ntonio, tpobom Sober
tagtdgli6 fi6 au ii%beraeugen @elegeftz
belt bat. IS berri9t in Der Mpptbefe
gerabe5u elm pbdnomenaler gertebr;
man erbdlt bier alles frif1 = bat i1
allen departments, namentli6 al16 in
benz Der patentmebiainen = bic gr0Bte
Muswabl un6 bic &eceptur 1T BEN be-
fen mnb getpiRenbafteften 9dmben arl<
%pertraltt. 9as Wboleiale : @ei6dft
mimmt bon Sabr 5u Sabr eimett sr6Bes
rem umfang on, benr Die Mpptbefer in Der
Stabt unb auf benz 2at1be baben bic
g%rfabrmng gema6t, baB fe bier porz
tbeilbaft faufen uttb auf bas promp=
tets bebient iperben. 9ie Sirrna &altz
eDer febt nit ben erften 9duiern Der
Ser. Staaten in 8erbinbllng unD int
portirt biese Mrtifel brett in bebeuterz
ben Quantitdten. Muf Outrage tperben
preisliften berian6t. Wir f0naer allen
nnieren betreFenben 2efern ratbett, nit
ebiger renommirten 6irma gei6dftlid
an5ufniipfen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
@erabesu fdhrrffim

iinb bic Serteerunsen, pel@e burd gterenz unb 9la.
~ienlsiben on Der gBiberfanbsfraft her meni6li6en Na-
tur auserihtet perSen. 3ubem limb fe sar bduiia bic
nriahen bes fhneueu Gri6ihens Der 6ebenshamme.
Mit einfa6er nntbdttsteit Der betrefenten Oraane
testnnenb, ~enetsen gIaiens uno Sornr5breus GrfTanz
fungen, uenn linen niht bet 3etten purh ben Cob
peer ibre 6eifun3 Ginbalt sebcteu pivp. tn Der 3er=
ftbruns Der @ieren. Das 1T eth i@redli6er @etante.
Man besesne Der @sfabr baburH, bab man bic Nie.
rem, renn fe a~nfansen, au ~rerlasen. nit Scaetter's
Masenbtttsrs 81 neuer 1tdtisteit anrest. Daslelbe
1T fclpobl ais barnireibenbes, mite als a~Isemein reau.
lirenhe8, ben Gtoffpe6iei fbrbernbes Tonfe, has nidt
ieineS glethen bat, ga empfebler. Gs reat bic Nteren
tu sebettltder 9~bdtigfett an unb bef6rtert habur6 bic
Gntfernuns uerbprbener Sdtte, frelde biufta bic
Auene BON Rbeumatismus unb Wa6eyfu&t finb, aus
benz aorper. Wdlaria, @erfOpfuns, Bilipfitit, ees
nod biele anhere aranfbeiien mh5Ien ppr pem 9itterS
une ieiuen a~uSaeHi6netsn Birtunseu bic Sesel Etreis
den.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
Ef(a6-Sot6rimaem.

StraBbnr9. Ole 9atboliten bes
Glfalies peroett i'm MGnat Sftober
cine Aborbnuns mad Rom ididen unb
benz Yaplte cine 6uloi9ung gum 8is
i6ofsiubildum, mel9es bonn Is. Otto
Der 1892 bis gum 80. @pril 1893
bauern pirb, b%arbrinsen laiien. Gin
benz gilger3us, Der am 10. Sftober NIT
Grtrasug BON StraBburg abSelaiien
ptrb. perbfn aus alien fatbolif9en Sc,
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
Stir Edrmcr!

Die nSriumpb"= 8in6ezM ai6ine nit
Stablgeitea utlb NIT i6pingenbem
8inber 1T bic bette Maf6ine UNI ale
Irtem BON @etreibe gu f6neiben, OBJ es
itebe ober liege, oh es fura ober lang,
grim ober troden lit. gu baben bel
Sips & 6aarmann.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
u. 6. paris. s. 9. &otbpeu,
PARIS 4 ROTHWELL,

pbotograpbif6es M~telier,
SO. II unb Ii Mefs@ ommereezS traBe
San Nntonio. Sic aaerneueftem @er=
res in photographer fem ausgefabrt,
ebenio elegant tpenit nidt better, ME
irgenb pel6e i'm State. 2ebensgroBe
@raponsp ortraits urb ale grten BON
8ergrOBernngen. Gebt enre 8il6er
ni6t 6remben, um iie pergr6Berm gu
laffen, uenn bic Nrbeit bier bon per>
anttportli6en &iinftlern CUR polen 3u>
friebenbeit ausgefiibrt tperben fann.
Wir liefern MIR grbeit erlter &lafe ab.
MnIi6ten bon @ebduben tperbem aufz
genommen unb ale 4uftrdge a~nBerbalb
bes Mteliers prompt befnrgt.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
OELRIOHS & co..

2 Bombing Green, Netu Npri.
y. 8. geters, 0dISefon, Gesas, General . asenl
vs.: ): yonnss 6. @rteienbed, Suso & edmelse,
a"0 u Do 70. wsaegtaraara, Nsenten fur Gan Nntonto.
Y. MnnSe q Co., @senten fur Guerc.
y. hufet, Gsent fur SduIenbura,
Wrote @apbael, Gsent fur SouftpH.
Slemens q Sauft unb Grnt Sderf, Gsenten fn,
8. g6tt&er, Gsent far Wetmar, 1eras.
Z. ". 9asler & Co., @senten fur Bastrop,
SreSnaann Il Sdulse, Sbiner, 1eSaS.
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=. &. Goaius snanafacturiua

s.. s. GD4ins Manufactmring
60, No. l, 3, 5 unb Z SfsSouton
StraBe, bat bic gr6Bte &uspabl in
Winbz, pferbefraftz, Sampf= unb
0anbzp umpen aaer 9lrt unb borsiige
li6fter &onfruftiom: Wafer &obrem
aaer @rt nebt 3ubeb6r i'm @roB unb
4l%eimbanbel. SDbraulif6e~ &ammerl
unb Winbmiblen aler @roBe gum
pumpen unb Mablen iinb bort gu bas
ben ober tperben auf 8eitelung beiorgt.
8roBe MustDabl in allen Mrtifeln uub
billige preiie bel sebiesenter Mnss
fiibrung.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
SQ116pnrm.

Wer an 8a1bmurm leibet, iembe fir
mein 3abifal M ittel. Mein
Wtittel 1T lei9t gu nebmen, ielblt fir
&inber unb f6mddt ni9t BEN &6rpers
Garantie fir @rfols. preis $3.50
8leidseitig Derienbe i6 bas beriibmt'
Seras nniDerial 9eilpflafer, 9iibnere
augelt@ unb Warsenpflaiter, Pile ONT
ment. iotpie mein unfeblbares Neurals
giasainiment. Nbrefe:
W. Sell, &ufin, Seras.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
8. 8aner's Saloon.

@de Giaitas nnb @artensS traBe, nabe
Der Bride. Seberaeit Elm frildes, fiibs
les 8las Eager unb WeibsYier, iouie
Der feinite iuarme unb faIte 2unf,
gratis. 9as fiibIite 2ofal in Der
Stabt; tets frii6e, geiuube Cuff. Sm
stpeiten Stode cine 0alle fir 8ereine,
gerannt SermannssS 6bne> Salle.
s. Bauer, @igentbimer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1892-08-12
8rauer bes berabmten

Dieies Bier 3eidnet iid burd feline 3einbcii
unb Site inb burd 1einen 8pbIseIdmad aus
unS iibertrift ollie Sloidens8iere i'm Marfte.
Oas Bier tpirb in Ser Stabt frei ms Saus
abssliefert. E@- Seos SIaide earantirt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
Everything In spring OVereOaLs.
The "Piymouth,' corner Of Nicollet
JUDGE AND JURY.

d. AberIe & Co have sued Hendr lcks Bros
70 recover 81 for goods sold.
The personal injury case Of Annie Purcell
against the CITY RAILWAY company is still on
trinl in Judge Otis court.
Theodore Cogggwell seeks to establish a
mechanics lien for $40 in a suit against
Ellen Mcleod and Donald A. Mcleod.
Judge Kerr has overruled the demurrer 10
the complaint IN the case Of Daniel ID Mer
Till against Samuel and Sophn bearing.
The St Paul National bank demands judy
ment against Charles A. B Weide and Louisa
Weide for $500 due upon promiSsory
note.
Samuel Hoover seeks to enforce the cOlec-
ton OF S6il 90 from John ID. Ramaley and
Sarah ID. Kamaley on overdue promissory
NOES.
The mechanics lien case Of the Scribner-
hbbcy Company against John NJ. Carlson
and others was heard by Judge Cornish yes
terday
The divorce case OF Barbara A jacobs
against Oliver 5. Jacobs was partly heard by
Judge Egon yesterday and continued until
the May term.
Gustage E Brnckner has begun an action
against Christian Il Meyer, Alice L. Meyer
and Lulu M. Gervais to reform and foreclose
500 mortgage.
The Val BlalZ Brewing company has begun
MI action against Charles A. Ludwig. a
Ealoonkeeper. and August Booren and ". W
Durant, his sureties, on a bond 10 recover
S., 7Bs 20 for beer sold
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13

The troHble began about five years ago
with hOarseDess. 50 bad could uSt speak
aloud Then commenced having severe
coughing spells, and terrible soreness ia
lungs aud bronchial tubes I used 20 have
my wife rub the with lInlments and often
times WAS 80 sore could not bear the weight
OF her hand on my chest Why, 1T FELT At
TINES As II THERE WAS \ RID Hot IRON BuS
MIG FRON NY THROAT TO Ny LUN0s.
But the worst OF my suffering came
later. when / BEGAN HAVING sNO rH ERISG
SPELLS l was almost afraid 10 lie down
Twelve aud fifteen times during the night /
would be com PEELED 20 get 10 Ia order 81 81
my breath When the spells came on felt
that If 1 didn't get up Immediately
wonld smother to death. ! usually jun ped
right out OH the floor catching aud gnsping
for air. After each spell ! would be weak
and faint. almost exhausted Oftcutimes
have sat up late at night. hoping TO tire my.
self out so that when / would lie down
would fall asleep.
Il didn't know whether the trouble was
with NV heart or my lungs When the
smothering would come on the tightness
would seem TO close around my lungs and
heart both One doctor who examined me
said had fatty heart but none of them
gave me any relief until went 10 Drs Cope
land and HINT Although Il may seem
strange under the care of these physicians
improved from the start, gradually relieved
until night came that slept through peace
fully without once being DISTURBED by smntn-
ering Ny cough has ceased. the pain and
soreness is almost gone from ms lungs and
tubes. The change ia my condition Is simply
remarkable. | am very grateful 90 Drs Cope
land aud Hunt for what they have done for
me. and fully indorse aud recommend them
IA the treatment of such troubles.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
SALTWATER NEWS.
Events OF n Day in the City on
the ST CrOix

The newly elected members of the city
council took their seats last evening and the
new council formed by the election of Aid
Sutton As president ana Aid. Foster as vice
president Mayor Duraut appointed n f.
Schwartz assistant health Inspector In
memory of the death Of ex-Mayor Seymour
the city hail will be draped in mourning and
closed today The aldermen will attend the
funeral ill body.
W. N. Hewitt. receiver of the Saltwater
Electric Street Railway company hashled his
report OF receipts and disbursements for the
month of March with Clerk OF the Court Ben
nett. The total receipts are 81. 81 %, ana the
disbursements are S6G554. The receipts from
car fare were ol.321H.
The chamber of commerce held a meeting
yesterday to discuss city Improvements. A
majority OF the members OF the chamber OF
commerce are business mea who think that
By reason of the high rate of taxation sew
eral proposed improvements should be de-
ferred al least 4 year or two.
The farmers of Washington county are
preparing for seeding. and indications are
that the acreage of wheat will be far greater
this season than last. The good crops har-
vested last fall and the good prices received
for grain are largely The cause of the in
creased acreage.
John O'Brien left Yesterday for Veazie
Wis, 10 complete arrangements for starting
Anderson & o Brien's drive next Monday
IL IS reported that the T0iogatic drive Is at
the mouth OF the Oonge, near Blackburn's
DAM
John Brings Jr., arrested month or more
ago for running blind pig at ST Paul
Park. gave bail yesterday for his appearance
at The next term OF the district court
The funeral of Hon. George NJ. Seymour
occurs this afternoon from his late residence
on North Third street, and will be largely al
tended by his friends and relatives.
Mrs. Annie Stussi pleaded guilty 10 the
charge of selling SKINNED milk yesterday.
and was fined $40 and costs by Judge
Aethaway in the municipal court
Henry St Peter.sn ennpoyle at Isaac staples
farm near the city limits. was gored by COW
Yesterday. ana viii lose his left eye as q re-
suit of the injuries received.
Fierce fires have been raging in the timber
OH the Wisconsin side OF the ST Croix but
the damage done is light. All of the timber
is small.
Mrs David Connors residing on Olive
street. died yesterday morning of blood
poisoning. Deceased was thirty-eight years
OF age.
Mrs. Addison Wright died yesterday morn
ing of a female trouble The funeral will
probably occur tomorrow afternoon
In the PROBATE court yesterday Gotthard
Rahm was appointed admins traitor Of the
estate Of john L. Johnson. Gee eas%d>
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
FOR SANDER.
An Aldermanic Charge Against
the Mayor of South St. Paul.

Christian Schneider. an alderman
and grocer in South ST. Paul. aud
Michael Gahan, the mayor of that city,
INDUCED in a wordy war after the meet
ing Of the council last week. AS re-
suit the alderman has begun an action
for SANDER against the mayor. alleging
damage TO his reputation in the sum of
$4,000 and 10 his grocery business
81, 800. The alderman asserts that IN the
presence of several gentlemen. after the
council meeting of April 4, the mayor
applied epithets to him, ascribing
shameful birth and parentage, and ac-
cuSed him OF a namelesS and obscene
habit and practice, besides asserting
his ability TO kick the digestive organs
out of the alderman, while keeping both
hands in his pockets,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
SAINT PAUL.
FOUND AND FILTERED.

Bishop shauley will lecture in Crehn ball
Monday evening.
HanIon's ''superba'' Is UNDERLINED for the
Grand next week.
"O'DOwd'a Neighbour are drawing well ct
the Grand this week.
The stepdaughter'' pleased large audi
ence at the Metropolitan last evening.
Order your Minneapolis abstracts Of the
Minnesota Title Insurance and Trust com
pany.
The Carpenter park assc ssment is 70 be
discussed At a meeting tomorrow Of the board
Of public works.
The Georgian Jubilee and Refined Spec
cialty company will give a concert AZ The
Metropolitan Saturday night.
Charleg r Mattock. the ex.policcman was
examined IN the probate court yesterday and
ordered taken 10 the Rochester asylum
There will be a meeting Of the Minnesota
Cricket club this evening at the windsor
hotel. The selection Of captain Will be
made
Scarlet fever was reported 10 the health de-
parlment from 1913 Hewitt avenue; diph-
liberia from 81 Case street ana 90 Louisa
street.
Priscilla Falls. the twOyearcid girl 50 Sc
vcrely burned Monday night died at the city
hospital yesterday afternoon, after several
hours Of intense suffering
j. T.. Smith. the eleva or boy who relieved
Il guegt at the hotel Of sii0, q portion Of
which was returned, pleaded guilty IN the
municipal coHri yesterday and was given
ninety day sentence al The workhOuse.
Frank Daniels, the fayorite comedian,
,.,ft of w III
people, in his farce comedy success Little
PUCK. will begin nm engagement OF four
nights at the Metropolitan Sunday evening
Charles +. UnderhiII will close the star
course at the Peoples church tomorrow
night with charming programme from
Dickens. Mr.. ndcrhill captured the crowd
last week in "A Midsummer Nights Dream
Mrs Sherman, "a colored woman, who has
soft been there before was locked up late
last night. she WAS making night hideous
in the vicinity Of the union depot and II Ie-
quifed thIee men 10 assist her into the patrol
wagon.
Work was commenced yesterday afternoon
Oh The foundation for three story brick and
stone block next TO the Grand opera house
on 81 Peter street The building is being
erected By Edward Mckinney. who will use
a portion Of il as a salesrOOm for his vehicles.
The meeting Of the Peoples party Friday
evening wili be held a. Twin CITY hall. cor
ncr University and Rice street Iguntius
DoEnelly viii be the speaker Of the evening
md ne will be followed IN short addresses by
Dr Fish and memLers OF his corps Of rs.
histant state lecturers Of the Farmers Ali
Gnce.
Ri = n
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
NOT ENOUGH IN 1T.
Resignation of the supreme Court
Reporter.

An occurrence out of the routine pro-
ceedings of the supreme court yester-
day was tle announcement that Hon.
George 5. Young. for the past fifteen
years supreme court reporter, had ten
dered his resignation, aid that Hon.
Charles &. Wilson, a prominent Roch-
ester attorney. had been appointed to
fill the vacancy. The cause OF Mr..
Young resigniDg was that the work was
loo much for the compensation, which
is only 81 800 per year. That has been
the salary ever since he accepted the
position, and the fact that the work of
his Office has constantly increased since
that time has caused him TO believe that
he was doing too much work for the
salary, and inasmuch as the salary is
one fixed by the legislature. and hence
little chance of it being raised, lie re-
signed.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
The Goods Are Pure.

ST. Louis journal of Agriculture
The business Of the ROYAL BAKING
Powder Company comes to MS in the
regular way, ami is not, therefore. en-
titled TO any special mention on that
account But the fact that other bak-
ing powder companies have been max
ing war OIL this company and using all
manner of unfair means TO injure It's
business is itself an appeal to the love
OF fair play which Is part OF the char
acter OF every good American citizen.
The fact that the Royal Baking Pow
der Company has succeeded far beyond
any of It's competitors is no doubt rea-
son enough for some of them to say any
thing against the Royal Baking Powder
that they can get newspapers to publish.
We do not know whether that sort of
thing has injured the Royals business
or not. We don't suppose it has. but of
one thing we are sure, when the goods
OF any company have been on the mar
ket. as Royal Baking Powder has. for n
whole generation. and been consumed
by almost the entire population, to
greater or less extent, with perfect sat
isfaction to all, and without having in
jured the health OF single person. then
it will take more than spite or jealousy
10 lnlure its business. The baking
powders made by this Company have
been tested thousand times by the
most eminent chemists and always pro-
nouneed pure and wholesome. This,
added TO the experience of the millions
who have used them. will stamp as ab-
Surd the attacks Of other manufacturers
who are prompted by jealousy Of their
great success to publish false state
ments about the Royal C0mpany's goods.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
Batch OF New Companies.

The articles OF incorporation filed with
the secretary of state yesterday were
WInOna Electric Light company, of
Winona. with s., 900 capital stock. The
incorporatorS are T. I Hayden, j. II.
Jenkins, X. }. Doud. of Winona, and c.
l.. Bonner, of Minneapolis.
Valley Navigation company, of Wa
basha, with 5000 capital stock. In
cOrpoJatorS are Joseph Buisson, Cy-
prian Buisson. of Wa5asha. and J. l..
Kaiser, of Winona.
Wisconsin Realty Abstract company.
of Duluth, with a $4,000 capital stock.
IncorporatOrs are Charles II. Clague,
David j. Sinclair and w. ". Sanford,
oil Duluth.
The Elk Iron Mining company, with
Offices in st. Paul was Incorporated yes
terday for s., 100000. This company own
their land in fee. and the property is
Joined on two sides by mines already
developed, showing large quantities of
ore. The incorporates are ID. ID. Mer.
rill Jr., Charles r. Croft, Willis b. Rich
ards and }. l.. Stack. The property is
located in 50 deg 10 min, and the com
pany expect to ship ore in ninety days.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
SMALL BOY AGAIN.
The Sad Complaint of an Injured
Property Owner.

a property owner writes: Is it not
time that something he done 10 protect
vacant houses from the rayages OF the
small boy? No sooner does house be-
come vacant than the boys in the neigh
borhood commence operations. They
at once proceed 10 demOIish all the win
dow lights. tear down the doors. and in
many other ways destroy the property
thus left TO their mercy. This is a seri-
Gus matter for the owner. as in many
cases it will cost the owner as much to
make the house tenantable as the rent
for two Or three months amounts TO.
Would it not be we'll for the authorities
10 take this matter in hand, and by
making All example OF some OF the
offenders teach them that this whole
sale desuuctiOrAOf property in city
like ST. Paul cannot be carried on with
imDunity?
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-04-13
MR.. JOHN C. FISHER,
President Of the Merchants Bakers As.
sOc.ation of St. Paul, Makes
Notable and Emphatic
Statement.

Mr. John c. Fisher. president OF the
Merchant Bakers Association of ~.
Paul, when seen 4 few DAYS ago by our
reporter at his store, 554 Rice street,
said:
Il am very glad and very willing To
state nay experience with Drs. Copeland
and Hunt, because il has been 50 very
satisfactory
when | went 70 them | was suffer-
ing severely and increasingly with ct
Jarrhal and bronchial troubles. Al
though didn't look IT, because OF lny
teshy and sturdy appearance. | was in
very serious condition. Physicians
after examining me. gave my case up
and confessed their inability 70 relieve
me
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astute move Of the criminal lawyer. al
though considered by some bold one.
A DEADLY MENACE.
The Non-Collection OF Garbage
Throughout the City.

Health Commissioner Hoyt in his All
nual report calls attention to the pres
ent alarming sanitary condition OF the
city, owing to the fact that there
has been no means Of collect
Ing and destroying garbage during
the past year. and as result
predicts big increase in the death rate.
especially among infants, the coming
summer. He further calls attention to
the low appropriation allowed the
health department IN this city in com
parison with others. where il is consid
cred the most important branch OF mu
nicipal government. Garbage cannot
properly &c collected and de-
stroyed, he said. at less than
cost of from Il to II cents
per capita for the population. With
the estimate of 10000 In St. Paul it
wsuld cost S22.5O0. The city has been
paying only 81 600, and then complaints
are made because the work is not prop
erly done. He urges that a decided dc
ton be taken at once toward construct
lng plant 10 destroy garbage in place
of that burned last wear