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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
SUSPICIOUS CASES.
Two Men Arrested by Officer
James Carey.

Two Men Arrested by Officer
James Carey.
Officer James Carey discovered two
men lettering in the rear of the Mer-
chants National bank shortly before l
O'Clock this morning, and placed them
under arrest. At the Central station
they gave the names of Albert Steward
and Jacob Niserger. Steward wore a
portion of a freman's uniform,
and claimed to have been lieu
tenant In No. Hose company of Du-
luth, producing lieutenant's badge
to prove his statement. In his posses
sion was found valuable gold locket
and pair of gold-plaited cuff buttons.
His companion had small box marked
"G. R." which contained pair of solid
gold cuff buttons and a gold A. o. U.
w. badge. The men claim to have been
looking for place to sleep. but the po-
lice think they have captured one pro-
feSsional thief in the person of Nisen-
ger, while Steward may have only re-
Gently fallen into bad ways.
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tachment, indicating number of miles
covered and drinks taken, one gross as

sorted pipes, and one bottle of mosquito
bite liniment. One pair of eight-pound
Indian clubs, one jack of clubs-only
one in the deck-one bottle of lime
juice, one box of wax matches that have
never been used, and one game bag in
the same condition. The above articles
will be crowded out to make room for
more interesting matter mentioned in
proposals for summer supply of fun
agitators. Life is real. life is earnest,
and it Is best to be off with the old sto ok
OF amusements before we are on with
the new. Enterprising contractors in
the lines suggested may address me at
odd intervals and pause for reply.
FOSCO
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Press Club Benefit.

The Press club benefit will take place
at the Grand opera house on Friday
afternoon, the Goth inst. One of the
most attactive entertainments will be
given. the companies playing in the
Twin Cities during the week contribut-
ing their services. The benefit last year
ance, but from the merits of the per-
Torrance. There is every indication
that the enter ainment this year will
surpaSs that of last year in every detail,
and tickets for the same should be at
once secured
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
DEPT.

AS we can we'll afford to
sell shoes at IS per cent
lower than exclusive shoe
stores, purchasers will do
we'll to see our stock before
buying. One look will con-
vince you of the fact that
you have been for years
paying too much for your
shoes. You and thousands
of others will have reason
to rejoice that we sell the
very best shoes made for
the least money. Econom-
ical mothers, it is for your
interest, before paying out
one dollar, to see how much
we can save you.
Ladies French Kid but
ton or lace, patent leather
tip or plain toe, the finest
and best shoe on earth.
hand-sewed, $3.47. Shoe
store price, IS to So.
Ladies French Dongola
Kid Button, all styles, hand
turned Or hand-welt, So. 48.
Shoe store price, $3.50 to
$3.50.
Ladies' Dongola Kid
Shoes, worked buttonhole,
s1.23. Shoe store price, So.
Ladies' Pebble Goat
Shoes, worked buttonhole,
u cents.
Ladies extra fine and
light Rubbers, all styles to
fit common sense, opera or
French heels, manufactured
by the Boston Rubber Shoe
company, the best Rubber
made, for 900. Shoe store
price, soc to Coo.
Children's Rubbers, &c.
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Steamships Ashore.

NORFOLK, Va, Feb. 6.-Early this
morning the British steamship Polyne-
sian, of the Allen line. plying between
Baltimore, Liverpool and Halifax, ran
ashore near the lighthouse at Cape
Henry. She is lying easy, 1,5O0 from
the beach, with crew all safe.
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FOSTER REGRETFCL
That Responsibility for Higgins
Murder Is Not Placed.

New YORK, Feb. GA special cable
to the Herald from Valparaiso says
that Judge of Crimes Foster says he has
rendered sentence in the Ballimare as
sault cases in strict accordance with
CHILEAN law. The only regret he feels
is that there was no direct evidence
showing the immediate cause of Charles
w. Higgins death. He did his utmost,
he says, to fix the responsibility upon
some one for his killing. On all sides
there are renewed expressions of hope
that there will be speedy resumption
of friendly intercourse between Chilli
and the United States.
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100000 BEHIND.
Detroit Journal in Ex-senator
Palmer's Hands.

DETROIT. Feb. 6.-Sheriff Hanley has
seized the Evening Journal upon two
chattel mortgages for William Living
stone Jr. One mortgage is for s25, 200,
to the bankers Ives & Sons, and the
other for $4,000 to Worlds Fair Presi-
dent Palmer. There is also a large
amount of floating Indebtedness, and the
paper is thought to he 100000 behind.
MIR. Livingstone VIII assume the man.
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yet has developed no intellectual activ-
tv whatever, beyond dignified silence
,and the egg habit; one wal tent and
one strictly gothic tent without walls
and minus flap. one pair of flealeis
blankets. one masculine tennis suit
(pants and blazer, one pair of 81 tennis
one morocco flask with pedome ter at
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cement OF the paper at once, but it is
generally known that he is merely
hgurehead for Mr.. Palmer in the trans
action. The paper will continue Repub-
Hcan III politics and no changes are an
nounced, although Mr.. Brearly, the head
of the establishment, will step out,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
OE0rOiVan Sc

Frederic Bryton and Ralph Delmore
VIII appear this evening in Forgiven
Forgiven" has been seen here. but not
long enough to cause it to be be forgot
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SMALLPOX in New Jersey.

BoRDENTowN, N. j., Feb. Give
cases of smallpox were discovered here
today. These are the first cases report
ed here this season,
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coat, also split up the back, ten silver
reels. nine nautical miles of fish line,
slightly snarled, artificial fly book. arti-
fetal bass and pickerel bait, artificial
smile to carry home after the days eX-
curSiOn, small GAIT for pumpkin seeds.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07

One gross Calling or Hotchkiss Ro
man candle cigars, with high tlavOred
Havana leaf and Srenchless gunpOwder
Cigars must shoot from three to eight
balls of cOlOred fire-eXternally, Of
course-within ten seconds from time
innocent party applies the match. l
want these little cigar trinkets, and l
want them badly, as the grammarians
say. Still, l am not yearning for trouble.
Laying for Students.
l also want one tail, white ghost, with
eyeleSs sockets, cheese cloth shroud and
collapSing frame, mounted on nOiseleSS
rubber casters, to wheel into bedroom
of newly matriculated land trickulated)
college freShmen-fresh from the timo-
thy hay fields, fresh from the bosky
dellS and brooks under contract
with Lord Tennyson to go on
forever; fresh from the lime
stone milk house and moss-covered
hip-roofed garnet, aromatic with seed
onions, sheep pelts and mice, fresh all
over-in the dead hour of the night
when churchyards yawn and kick hole
in the footboard; sepulchral groan-
valve stop with mouldy, earthly smell
and hideous leer. Also one deep Cor
black bass bell to chime low twelve
when ghost comes on for it's groan act.
Ghost required to have small bell in
side the cheese cloth to indicate center
shot by plucky student with So -caliber
revolver.
One small, green gutta percha snake
to leave in hand of old friend from the
back counties when he greets me cor
daily and attempts to stir up sweet and
touchful intimacieS of bygone years.
md 1cix
make old friends hair curl aud himself
diStraupht
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FUN WITH The BOYS.
Startling Proposal for an In
terchange Of Mirth Agi-
tatorS.
The Practical Joke Idea Car
ried to It's Logical Con-
clusion.
Sealed Proposals for Various
Automatic Hair-RaiSers
and Ghosts.
Inventory Of What the Pur-
chaser Would Exchange
for Such Goods.
To the Editor of the Globe.

sy~1 AM prepared 10 re-
] d d !. !.
yNW ceive sealed proposals
~ az 81 from prominent fun
p%- producers and leading
INSAIE- recitation caterers for
YA STB l. the following articles,
4 MSS la Nuseful, ornamental, in
fTA E Indispensable, handy to
GKH @ ~ have in the household
NH Z 4 and otherwise:
ANIL AAzA One dozen large imi-
NNsgNso *. tatiOn, hairy-legged
0a< spiders, composed
mainly of discarded champagne corks-
bellied and vicious, manufactured eX-
pressly for family use, and Incl
dentally for the purpose of drop
ping behind the high collars of
state. county and city officials.
railway auditors and general passenger
agents. bank tellers and bank officials
who won't tell; bookkeepers, masculine
stenographers and bicyclists, express
agents and telegraph operators. dudes,
usherS, janitors and elevator boys, dis
trict messengers behind the schedule
and anxious to make up lost time at the
dog fight; book agents, sewing machine
dervisheS, life insurance eXpOunders
and the man with the Persian rugs.
Said spiders must be tough, life-like in
appearance, au natural in ''feel'' and
attached to strong cord.
For Indoor Amusement.
One quarter gross small, imitation
mice, with cold, clammv feet, to place
surreptitiously on young ladies' bands
at card parties while they are regard
ing the other fellow too long, earnestly
or sentimentally. 1t is part of my bust
ness to discourage false sentiment in
the opposite sex. Also half-dOZen cellu-
loid frogs and box of chenille caterpil:
lars. One bottle of hartShOrn and
half-pint of French brandy without
hornS-muSt accompany these goods to
restore to the boSoms of their families
nervous, supersensitive people who ex-
hibit symptoms of corrugated paralysis
and heart failure.
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Fun With the Boys.

patent artlhclal bOutOnnlere with COLI
cealed water jet (minus water box
ranged to strike medium-siZed personal
friend squarely in the left eye by simply
pressing a spring in my vest pocket,
when he penSively inquiries after my
relatives and attempts to snatch IA fugi-
tive Whit of the patent artificial fra
GRANGE. Also one medium-sized navy
blue, Self-cocking revolver with real
powder and genuine slugs for self-pro-
lection in case of slight misconceptiOn
of personal friends, good nature and
habitual suavity.
l want for special use, in country
school houses and small town halls, one
three-pound pOtpOurri jar of prepared
capsicum, to be secretly fired during
debate, school commencement, political
ratification. tariff discussion, lecture,
panorama, church sociable, sparring for
scientific points, cantata, dog circus,
chautauQua circle, amateur theatricalS
or bull fight. Something pungently
pungent, rich, rare and racy, carrying a
current of 14,O00 volts, powerful enough
to cause audience to rise as one man
and 20 out as hftv-tnree women with a
live mouse harassing their rear guard.
Something that will cause whole urban
populations to turn their eyes upward
to the blue vault of heaven and sneeZe
III perIunctOfy manner.
Also one quart-bottle of vanishing ink
for signing thirty-daY notes. passes to
my strictly pathetic lecture, us Mar
rage a CircuS?" and love letters.
Notice to Contractors.
All business houses, with ardent
sympathy for the end in view, as have
hastily sketched it, will confer a favor
by corresponding with me before
spring. With the aforementioned
means of diversion at my command, l
expect to pass the coming summer
cheerfully resigned, if not entirely
happy. 1t will be seen that l shall also
be able to make it exceedingly happy
for other folks. Selfshness has never
been one of my strong points. Even in
Jocund boyhood was bound to have
others share my mirth whenever | could
turn the hose on them. Proposals will
be received separately for ghost, mice,
spiders, ETC., or for the whole in bulk.
OF course 1t will remain discretionary
with me to reject any OF all bids. But
this will depend materially on price
asked for stipulated mIrth- producers.
Certainly, the public cannot expect me
to go broke on cork spiders or India
rubber frOgletS. A small reserve fund
will be necessary to defend civil suits
brought to recover damages for
loss of teeth, eyes, mustaches,
bronchial tubes, or slight
pecuniary solace for a once fat, rosy
freshman who met me in the cleaning.
and returned to the halls of his ances-
tors with vacant stare and shattered
intellectuals. 1t would he just as well
while think of it to suggest that each
bid be accompanied by coiored dia-
gram of article bid upon, together with
explanatory note showing how If wnrkpd
on other people-operator and operatee
which one whipped, and itemlzed bill
of funeral expenses, if any, incurred.
What He Will Exchange.
1t suddenly occurs to me that now is a
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-02-07
lGOI dem = RUT,F; y
MUSLIN UNDERWEAR SALE!

5000 pieces Muslin Underwear will be placed on
sale Monday morning attractive prices. They all
new styles, we'll made and finished and guaranteed the
named.
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W e ak fish
and croppies,
one trolling
S p O on for
W a l. yed
y i k g and
S e ersuckers,
'thirteencOrk-
screws, four
landing nets
and one large
j u g. With
exception of
corks ere W S
and jug the
above gear is
as good as
new. A | S o,
o II e polka
dotted chick
en- dog named
5 eq u e n C e.
a n ii o n e
etruSque wat
e + spaniel
who answers
to the name
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of Dammit" two dozen decoy ducks
with green heads and Eastwood bodies,-
dog whistle, dog food, +
Treatise on Dog Diseases,
dogwood wiping rod and dog gone-the-
luck generally: one unclassifed dog
whose name is "Dennis," and who as
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BROWNING, KING eco.
ebruary Our Month
of Bargains.

It is absolute determination part never to
carry goods from season to another, but sacri-
flee our profits, and make such tempting induce
ments in Bargains for such Superior and Reliable
Taior-Made Garments that are so irresistible in
their attractions you cannot fail to the nestima
BILE ADVANTAGES of our
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It suddenly occurs to me that now is
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-10

SSt vtyVs
all tho proper functions of wo-
manhood. DR.. Pierce's Favorite
Prescription is tho remedy. 1t
regulates and promotes their &C.
ton, and removes tho obstruc-
tions and %suppressions which cause
trouble and misery. At the two
critical periods in q woman's life
the change from girlhood TO woman.
hood, and, later, the "change Of life"
it is . perfectly safe and an es-
pecially valuable remedial agent,
that can produce only good results.
It's q powerful, invigorating tonic,
and q soothing and strengthening
ncrvine ; o legitimate medicine
purely vegetable. perfectly harm.
lcss-and carefully adapted, by an
experienced physician, to woman's
delicate needs.
For all the arrangements, irregu.
larities, and weaknesses peculiar ia
the sex, the "Favorite Prescription "
is q remedy 80 certain that it can be
guaranteed. If it doesn't give salts.
faction in every case, the money is
returned. No other medicine fol
women is sold in this way.
No other medicine can be.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-10
DECORATION DAY.
dwelling Of q Monument at Roch.
ester, N. Y.
President Harrison's Enthusiastic Rsosp.
tion = One Hundred Thousand
yisitors-Ths Day Else
whore.

ROCHESTER, N. Y, May S1.-Public
and private business was suspended
yesterday and everybody took a holiday.
1t is estimated that fully 250,O 600 people
took active part in the various demon
strations of the day. OF this number
nearly 100, 900 came from the surround
ing country.
President Harrison, who arrived Sat-
urday evening, was enthusiastically re-
ceived everywhere and was compelled
to bow his acknowledgements to o most
enthusiastic cheering. The weather
was bright and fair. The feature OF
the day was the dedication of hand
some monument in Washington square
in honor of the soldiers and sailors Of
Monroe county who died in defense Of
the union and the speeches Of President
Harrison and Governor Flower.
The buildings along the principal
streets foated thousands Of flags and
countless yardsof bunting and II Ia safe
TO say that never before in its history
were such elaborate decorations seen.
The president and governor and other
distinguished guests arose early and
had breakfast ut s o'clock at Ontario
Beach, to do which a nine milo ride in
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-10
BURNED TO DEATH.
The Fearful Accident whereby u soubrstts
Artist Lost Her Life.

The Fearful Accident Whereby u soubrstts
Artist Lost Her Life.
PROVIDENCE, II. l., June "a terrible
accident occurred at the City hotel Mt
m early hour yesterday morning, which
resulted in the death of one of the best
known soubrette artists on the Ameri-
can stage.
Miss Polly Mcdonald, n Of the lead
ing ladies in Lester & Williams Me and
Jack company, now playing an en-
gagement at Westminster theater, was
the victim. and by O lighted match ig-
hitting her night dress she was literally
baked from feet to neck, causing in
juries which resulted in death at $3.50
o'clock.
Miss Mcdonald had occasion to light
the gas about $3.50 o'clock and then she
threw the match, rs she thought, into q
cuspidor, but it fell IN her night dress
and before assistance could reach her
she was terribly burned. Miss Melon.
aid was q native of England, 25 years
old and had been with Tony Pastor.
Hallsn & Hart and other companies.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-10
THE L r GANG.
Pursuit OF h Men Who Robbed the SsRt
Fee Loss Net Heavy.

Pursuit OF the Men who Robbed the Santa
Fee Loss Net Heavy.
GUTHRIE, Ok, June S.-Thc six rob
bers who held up the southbound Santa
Fe train at Red Rock Wednesday night
were q very genteel set. They declined
to interfere with the passengers. apol
ogized to the engineer for rudeness and
altogether behaved very prettily. But
they did a vast amount of shooting and
M body outside Of Wells-Fargo officials
knows just how many thousand dollars
they carried with them when they gal.
Hoped away in the darkness toward the
hills in the Creek country.
As 10 usual there is mystery a to the
amount the gang sucured. The express
officials are declaring now that not over
$4,000 was taken. Others say the
amount was less than 81, 400. But the
first account which declared that fully
$50, 900 had been secured came from
good authority, and was backed up by
the statement Of the railroad G II
is impossible to get anything definita
from the officials Of the company.
Their policy of concealment and belittl.
ing of losses in such vases Is well
known. II Is generally believed here
that quite CSC, 900 was stolen.
An Indian who came in yesterday
afternoon from the Iowa reservation
said that he met in the road from The
strip to the Iowa land six men en- tired
horses The men, he says, would moi
talk TO him. There 10 no doubt thai
these are the robbers. They are be
lieved to DO the notorious Dalton gang
Detective Ainsley, of Oklahoma City
says that he has had information for q
week that the Daltons have been in THU
country. A day or 30 ago q man he hal
been shadowing as their supply agcn'
bought eighteen boxes Of cartridges IL
Oklahoma City and departed quietly.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-10
EXHIBIT FROM THE VATICAN.
A C~ablsgram From Archbishop Ireland
Announces That Fact.

A C~ablsgram From Archbishop Ireland
Announces That Fact.
CHICAGO, June 8.-News of important
action wholly without precedent in the
history Of the Vatican was cabled to
Chicago yesterday. Pope Leo XIII. in
order TO testify his interest in the Co
lumbar exposition and his special re-
spect for the American people has de-
termined to send an important exhibit
from the Vatican. Such q step was never
before taken In regard to n worlds
fair by the papal authorities. The cable
gram making the nouncemen of the
intention Of the holy father and author
izing tho engagement of space for the
exhibit was received from Archbishop
Ireland by Hon. w. j. Onahan. The
text Of the message was as follows:
To Onahan, Chicago:
SIENA, June 2.-Pope exhibits. En-
gage space specially. IRELAND.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-10
A Kentucky Lypching.

CAMPBEILvILLE, KY, June 2.-Heck
Willis, colored, was hanged here yes
terday morning by a mob from Adair
county for attempted rape. The negro
had been taken forty miles away by
the officers and Jailed at Lebanon for
safe keeping. The mob took him from
Jail and intended to hang him where
the crime was committed, but daylight
overlook them and they hung him at
this place.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-10

Little Nellie was in great glee over
q promised visit across the country to
grandma's. She heartily agreed to she
stipulation that she should get up bright
and early. When awakened at four
o'clock in the morning, She protested
against being disturbed. "Why, you
said you'd get MP bright and early" re-
minded mamma. "Yes, I know" admit
ted Nellie. ''But this isn't bright and
early. It's dark and earlyg"-Compan-
ion.
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-10
HIGH WATER MARK.

Dedication OF the Monument at 0cttys-
burg, Pa Remarks Of Gen. Beaver.
GETTYSBURG, Pa, June 8.--In the
presence Of thousands Of spectators the
high-water mark tablet of Gettysburg
was dedicated yesterday. Ex-Gov. James
A. Beaver delivered the GRAFTON and
James Jeffrey Roche, Of Boston, read
the poem. Short addresses were also
made by Gems. Schofeld, Slocum. Webb
and veasey and other prominent mill
tary men.
After expressing regret at the absence
Of Gen. Bingham, who was originally
The Red Cloud chief., 1892-06-10
DO You Admire John Chinamnn's Com
plexlOn?

Probably not Even were Johns eyes
not cut on the bias and his nose broad In
the beam, his lint would stamp him US the
reverse Of beautiful. Yet u white man
with the jaundice 10 Of tho same hue, only
more pronounced. Biliousness, with its
symptoms OF furred tongue, .yellowish
skin and eyeballs, pains in the right side,
sick headaches, vertigo, must II unchecked
eulminate In jaundice and congestion OF the
liver. Remedy this trouble and remove itA
attendant symptoms, dyspepsia and consti-
patton, wit6 Hostetter's Stomach Bitters,
which also cures malaria, rheumatic and
kidney troubles.