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Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14
StIba9e ira @r1nIatto.

ct. Sobn, Seem 5ouubleno, lite
sept. Bearp> >@rpeoitionen, iom for.
lob oenne 9aun ifior CONNER forat
foretase uoforfniuser Moro=@rpu=
lamb, er uenbt tilbase BERTH paa
~&ite". st at @rpeoitionens Meo>
lemmer, &erboeff, er omtommen paa
Ssbreerue omtrins Mc@ormid- Bug
ten. Oilers bar lite @rpebitionen
bapt noset itsrre ubelb. Sen pper=
otntreoe oeb &eo @liff. Omfrins
Mioten af Ipril bar &eiret iaauiot
soot, at man fuube ubforfe be nerz
meite Omsiueller. 22oe Npril be-
gpnbte mon Nrbeioet meb 5lptninsen
af Qoueotuarteret til Mc@ormif>
Busteu. 9ette oiite fig at bore ct
meset oanl1elist Nrbeibe, os man
bauoe life ben npe 2eir ferota fpr
3oie Mai.
Sen 15oe Mai begpnbte 2pitnant
&earp fin lan9e &ei le moo norb leo=
FACET al tre @ltimoer os Is 6unoe.
Sen Soe Suni naaeoes ct. Georges
Tioro. 9an uaaeoe iaa 1anst nprb
1om 62oe Breooesrao, oa en- uoperz
itiselis 5ielofieoe nbote @elifabet til
at Iette &urien mob ipouef. @n
Iabnius fanotes enbelis, os ben 4oe
Suli Tom 6plset til en- itor 8ust, iou1
2pitnant Gearp til 2@re for 3asen
falbte Snoepenoence Bap, % en- itor
Bre, 1om saar uo / Busten, fa1bte
ban Ncaoemp Glacier. 2anoet bet
bar neiten aloeles frit for @ne. Set
bar oatfet af Ssbreer os @tene al
alle 5tprreller. Ser poflte en-
Mensoe Blomiter, os nere Nrter al
Sniefter fanotes. Moltusoren, 6a:
re os 6usleuilot uar Der oslaa er
flor Mengoe at. 9ette uar peo 81, ;:
norolis Breooe os a ueflis 2eusoe
3ilbasetureu bespnbte Zoe Sui
os uareoe 30 9age. Naa beun,
siennemsit be uiiselise @trabab1er o!
bar naiten uoi1iote. oa be efter a
bape ti(bagelagt en- 5tretning a
1900 Mtl anfom til Mc&intod= 8us
ten. Smiolertio uar v&ite" anfom
met, og to Sage ienere oampeoe be,
tilbase til &eb Gltff. Stte Sag
meogif ber for at fgse efter &erboefi
1om bar saaet no paa en- seolosi|
nnoerlpselie os iffe bar peubt tilba
se. Mian fulste bans @pur til &an
ten at en- Ssbre, os ban ct uoen Epi
omtommet I no9en af be talrig
| Spretfer. Mange meteorologiif
| 9b{eruationer siorbes, os meget bet
oifulbt etbnolosiit Materiale CT ct
bolot foruoen be geusrofife % geolu
silte Spbaselier.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14

Ser er fommet uo ct Gpgte ON, at
Nnartiiten Bergman sioroe fit Mttenz
tat paa 6rid, Beitpreren for Garnez
gies @ompasni / 9omeiteab, forbi
ban par leiet oertil al 6rid Ielp.
Set bar anta9elts ianbt, at 5rif bleu
iaaret al Bergman, men bet par torz
baulenoe, buor burtts ban bleu sob
tsien, eiter at Bergman baube saaet
ham belt ino paa 2ipet % brust bam
1om 5fDbeFiue.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14

Nmertfa er Slaastiempernes
2ano, liselom @orse er @fpite= 0s
@tilpbernes. @nbuer Station bar
o9laa paa 5portens Omraaoe lit,
bpori ben uomerter fig. Dfentlise
genefampe, bpor bet furuben fore
&ensefummer sieloer @eroensme=
iterfabet i Slassmaalsfaset, fore=
saar ber 2anoet buert Iar tiitroos
for, at bet ital uere forbuot. vi
berpmte @laastiemper fan nepues
@barleD Mit@eq, @oofrep, &ilrain,
@lapin. @ulliuan, @orbett. Sulli=
ban bar be fioite Mar baaret 9itel
at Champion of the World /
@la9smaolsfaset, men 0usoas Ni=
ten table ban TOR ben unse @aliiors
nia=&iempe, @orbett, iOm nu ct
Neuefasternes Rouse. Sen ualoi=
&c Sptuu, Suaioan, fit iaa sru1ois
Banf, at fan etter ben 2loe &unoe
lfalu iom ct Nlpelpo ouer bele lin
iuere &rop. @an bar oruffet itartt
/ be iibite Iar, % bet er ianoipnlig,
at bette bar fneftet bam % ueret
Marlas /, at Jan aQereoe MI fit OPP
leue lit Sins bitrefe Gime. Sc
$4,000, 1Om ban baabeoe at utnoe,
os iom niloe baue iat bam iitano til
at fprtiette tit ertrauasante 2iu, er
for altio uo al Spne. Sen lanse
Trenering, iom for SuQiuan bar
neret ct belt MartDrium, bar ban
unoerfaitet Jig forsiepes. 3ans
Berpmmel le er borte. 5maa9utter=
ne, lum leser @aoerne, oil life lens
ger tale ON bam lom oen fprite al
ale N1enb. Sen 1uerete Slaas'
fiempen blanbt benz oil bereiter falce
fig @orbett.
Det er oaarlise Soealer 1or
Gutter olsle amerifanfe 5laastiam=
per, men iitfert er bet, at Der ct er
Wengbe Gutter ber / 2anoet, ion
pnlter at li9ne benz ps life Dar anor'
Sbealer. Set fan lite pGre amber
leoes, naar bele 6olfet uenter mel
5penbing paa uoia!oet al en- iaaon1
Scamp iom ben nebe 9}etp Srlean;
iibfe Snsoas Nften. Sen meoele'
piebliftelig giennem aue 2anoet Sc
legraflinier, og be ftore Dasblao
har neften lite Stun for anDet.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14

Meboe1el1erne fra ct. Eetersburg
gaar uo paa, at &oleraen raler uforz
minoifet / Bpen. S5aren os @5ar<
inoen bur beipet aulerabolpitalerne
os bar lite Blot talt meo mango al
Eatienterne men taget benz 9enoer<
ne, os @5arinoen tDsieoe en- al Sg=
itrene, iom bapoe faaet &olera, me-
oens bum iaa til be lpse. &eilerparz
rets 9anolemaaoe bar sipet Nuleb=
ming til beuubrenoe l1otolel}er blanot
aue JolfeHasIer.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14

8afctne MOB &olera. Haris lobe
Sept. rEbe 9emps" flyer: &rof.
9afftine af &aiteur>Snititutet Sp>
finberen af @afcinen mob &olera, er=
tlarer, at @rperimenter paa bam
lelu, ST. Satuein at ct. &etersburs
os ST. Eamaour al 9iflis oiier, at
&afcinen er aben Jare for 9unbbez
ben % 9iper Smmunitet (l1imobtasez
lisbeo) for &olera 6 Dage efter Snb>
fprpitningen.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14

Befolfninsen paa ben lilIe . Sire
Sslauo uoentor Metp Sort er fommet
/ flor Spbtblelle oper en- Meboelelle,
ON at Staten unoerbanbler ON &ipb
al 9en til Ruarantene, os ben pro=
telterer at al Wa9t mob, at Der fal
lanoIettes @misranter paa Sire
eSslanb.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14

Gabriferne 6omeiteab er euonu
lite fulb Sang us ptl maaite bline
npbt til at ftanoIe. Beitprerne flyer,
at Nrbeibet gaar oaarliSt meo be npe
Menb, os at uuiou,Menbeue boloer
ale bpgtige Arbeibere bprte.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14
@bittier o6o.

9obn @reenleaf @bitt;er, Aucfers
poeten, bpoe lioite Gns6as Morsen /
6ampton Talls, Me1p 3amp1btre.
@bittier oar fDot | 9aperb'a,
Masla9ulstts, 17oe December 1907.
! 6ans 5orelore par Wie>lemmer al
@ennernes @amfuno. os oeres Ero
5lep ban opora9en. @ieunem 6ele
lit lanse 2iu bar B6ittier bolot fait
oeo G.oefernes 2ro, boao gan lasoe
for 9asen baabe oeb lin 9rast o9
lin Sale. 9aus ssaoer uar 5armer,
og 9istereus unsoomstio tilbrastes
paa Garmen. - ll3ers 5fOle buer
Binter par al ben unoeroisnin9, ban
er9olot, inotil ban uar 30 Mar
sammel, oa ban ueo Hen9e
fortiente ueo Sfomaserarbetse laa
Jig iitano til at tase ct 6 Maaues
osrs &urlus peb 1auerbtq Mtaoemi.
&iter ben 5ios 1ororinser bapoe ban
MI tilfretfelis &uuolfab til ielu at
bliue 2erer, us fplsenoe 8inter fit
ban Nnlettelie iom Sfolelerer @eit
Nmesburp. Weo be Hen9e, ban
tiente lom 2erer, iattes ban iltauo
til at taee ct npt @urius ueo 9auer=
bin Nfaoemt.
Sra MI al, meoens ban arbetoeoe
paa i'm 6aoers s5arm, bespnbte ban
at itriue anonpme 9iste Blaoene.
S 1880 opoe @bittiers ssaoer, os ben
unse 9ister maatte MI oriue 5armen
Ds lprse for Jamiltens l1noerbolo.
6an arbeioeoe oasli9 meo 8losen,
gren eller 6affen men fanot aqise=
oel 2eiligbeo til at lpsle meo literere
2lrbeiber. Ser fiuoes en- Meusoe
9iste al bam ira bin SID a1e Mem
guslanos W1usaiirer. S 1929 bleu
@bittier Heoottgr al ~geem England
@eeflp Heutetp" os oreu enooa /
flere Nar iremoeles Nrbeibet paa lin
5arm.
2(bolittoniiterne, iom MI baooe 6e<
gDnbt at rgre paa fig, fanot Sobn
@reenleaf gBbittier en- bpstis og uirf=
1om al1ieret. s 1885 bleu ban af
the American Anti-Slavery Socie~
ty ualst til oenue screenings @etrez
tar. S 1888 os 39 boeoe ban Ebi=
laoelpbia, buor ban uogau rtbe Sennz
lpluania 5reeman", bet meit raoitale
Blao paa ben 3io. 3il at forfpnoe
1aaoanne Hrtnciper iom v6reemans"
trepebes ber bine 9ase baaoe mos
ralit og fpIF Moo. Saa ooloiom
-suar Sppoiitionen. at Blaoets tsGrptteri
bleu ftormet og brenot al Hp5elen,
% @b1ttiers 2iu uar mere eno en-
Sang Sore.
9a bans Blao par bra9t til Gaus=
beo oeo Baal os Brano, furtlatte ben
un9e 9ister lit &orstog mob @lauez
riet ueo at orase runot 9forbitaterne
% buloe Taler moo bet. Man9e at
bans Diste oenne Gto bar 5loue>
riet lom Mottu, us Der er lite Guil
0m, at ben Stemning, ban opuatte /
9eoroens 5olt, siorbe meset til at
paafpnoe ben Deloise Scamp, lom
relultereoe 5laueriets IifaHelle.
Sra Hbilaoelpbia ueuote 8bittier
tilbase til i'm @lemitat % bolatte fig
Nmesburp, buor ban iioen bar boet.
pan bar torfattet mango Bpser os
9oet en- Mensoe Bioras til ben ame=
ritanfe 2iteratur. 6ans fprite lite=
rere 8rooutttou, iom uosaues Bos,
oar The Legends of New England
Broia os @ers, 1881. Sra ben
3ib % neo til 5amltnsen al bans os
bans 5pfers 8erfer, 8 fore Bint, i
1889 bar bans 8gser notommet meo
Mellemrlm al fra l til 5 Iar.
y5t. @resorps @ieit os anore Sig
te", bar bans iibite Nrbeioe at noaen
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14
Mtnnefpta.
9eel,ons Bapirfabrit / Mtnneopolis
reoblnnbte forleben.

9eel,ons &apirfabrift minneapolis
reobrenbte forlebet,.
= @n Bremler peo Naon Die
GlIon btep operfiprt paa Nortbern
Hacifc=8aneu ueo 5ra5e @itp forleoen
og }aa baarbt 5aoret, ct ban maalfe
pil bp.
= @barles Carlton b(eo Iaaet i
3opeoet meo en- Sten al i'm Mrbeiosz
fammerat 5lDnn paa ct Sagbrug i
Sfeo @ius iorleoen Sag. Carlton
bpoe, us 6lpnu er arreaeret for
Manborab.
= Seed Safe Zoe Sept. Snbia=
nerne bar iaar benpttet Berielonen
pel,os be fommer MI tilbase fra Blaa=
berianfninsen lanss Mortbern Eaciz
fics os @reQt gortbern=Banerne. 9e
aeite al oem brinser tilbase uatre
&elultater af fin Tortieneite os for
bereoer fig MI til en- louenoe 9pft /
8iloriien o9 9ranebermprene.
= Carl s. Sobuiou, &asierer for
Goams @Gpreisfompasni st. Saul,
bleu arreferet forleoen for 5pig.
6an bleu forbprt os opmt til at siue
&aution for $4,000. Da ban life
funoe bette, maatte ban uanore i
5ensiel. Stt Belsb, for builfet
ban bar iueget &ompagntet. er $448.
= Moorbeao Toe September. @n
Manb. Der falote fig &i@aro 8ranot,
Tom ben 22oe Mug. inb paa 5irit
Natioual Bant ber Bpen % tlBbte en-
8erel paa $5, lom fuloe trettes paa
Mer9ants' National Bant st.
Saul. Belabet bleu omsiort til
$500, builtet bleu uobetalt al Ban=
ten / st. Saul ben 27oe Iug. s..
S. Burubam, HrGlioeut al Banten /
Moorbeao, bar al 5alfueren lfreuet
paa &erelens 8asiioe. Set autases
at oere ben famine Mano, lom nplis
9ar 1ueqet en- Bauf / Duluth paa liQs
nenoe Waaoe.
= Sra g(leranoria meooeles, at
Geo. U. @rant, en- Miuipner fra
@bica9o, orutneoe Safe Mtltona /
Douglas @ountp furrise Girsoas.
6an bar oeroppe Beips os bar uoe
paa 5tRert, oa ban orutneoe. pan
baooe reiit fig op Baaoeu forat tase
5ratfen af, os ban falot ouerboro, ioet
ban par itero bermeo, iaa ban ber=
peo bleo tom bunoen paa Mrmeue.
9ans 5uoser uar en- balu Mil borte
men roebe til, oa ban laa ulptfen, o9
peo 8ielp al ben uobenate 5iifetros,
buuri @rants Rleoer bauoe fRitet
fig, ftt ban bam op. Sen afoBoe eff
terlaoer 9uitru os ct Barn. 9an
bauoe en- 2iusasiurance paa 5000, 900
os baooe oesuoen asiureret fig mob
ulptfesttlfeloe til ct Belpb al
$4,000, fer ban reite ira gbicaso.
- Sra @lbotp Safe friuer 8. s.
3as en-: Ole Suerion, en- IS Nar
9ammel @ut, TT foret par Tiger jioen
fin bpire,6aano trpstelist tilreot, uebat
en- 3asllaonius pasiereoe isieunem
ben. 9an ifuloe besiue fig uo til en-
nerlis9enoe Safe forat fpbe @nber,
os &eien tprte ooer ct @taaltraaesier=
be, iom ban flpu op paa. 6an full
be netop boppe neo, buorueb ban be-
nDtteoe @eperet til en- Stptteltau.
@euerbammeren uar formobentli9
fommet Berprelle meo @ierbetraaz
ben meb ben ueunte ipr9eli9e Tplse.
3an brastes ftrafs til @lbom Safe,
men 8lootabet uar 1aa ltort, fpr 2ese
fnnoe erboloes, at ban par ner ofs
freftet. Set oentes MI, at ban fcm>
mer fig, men meD 3abet af etpar
5insre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14
Sbo=9afota.

Gtenbruoene ueb @iour JaQs er
!ol9t til ct ensellf 5pnoifat, Der raa=
Der uuer en- itor &apital % uil uopi=
be Torretntn9en.
- 8praabet 5iour Taus, bar
ifplse v9atoto" fortaitet 5orilaset
ON Oprettel1e al toumunale @a=
loDner.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14

On ou fra bin 6ultru / europa
lfulbe faa ct Brep, iom lugter al
6popl, laa blip lite forFreffet.
She is not son to you''. Soften
blir ]ppplrpset.
(gHinnpnhnfia SnmrnoI
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14

Mrs. 6arriion, &reiioenteus Qu>
fru, lisser aluorlis ipg Soon 2afe
6oule, Stem 9ampIbtre.
Fergus Falls ugeblad. [volume] (Fergus Falls, Minn.) 1882-1938, 1892-09-14
4)el(l(el( el: ll(diQ=
ttqere en0 SOdr0et1

Mfen / bette Silfel6e er 95en=
mem fife i1tar16 til at be lfripe 6en
itorarte0e 1yorlpnin9 al @pltz
gu6s, iom 9el lfp Bros. af oet
itDre Manhattan Clothing
House bar u1o0taget. Sngett,
ion1 fipber &ler, 9jpr ret mob
fig le(p, f9r fun bar feet paa
oort ubpre itOre Os lmutfe 0pz
Tag af 9ragter og rfratfer
for @piten ]amt Quite pg 8prz
nebragter % npe ubitprsartifler
for @errer. 2llt, ri fan ii9e,
er: Som og operbepiS Sem
lelp. &i ptl bepile for Seu1
at bore Eaal ltan0e 'er erllge og
rigti9e.
9eTD Bros,
Great Manhattan Clothiers,
5ersus JnQs os Barnesuiue.
P.S.; @an0l lfer for 6pItarbeibet.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-20
LIGHT WANTED.
Proposals for Lamps.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,

ST. PAUL. Mimi. Dec. H. 1892
Sealed proposals, which must be endorsed
this office until Tuesday, Dec. GOTH 1892, at 3
O'Clock p. m. for furnishing the necessary
materials and lighting such streets and pub
lie grounds of the City of st. Paul. with gaso.
line, as arc now lighted with gasoline, and
Such other additional lamps ana lights as the
Common Council of said city may order from
time to time.
Proposals must state, in addition to the
cost OF Lighting the lamps now owned ana in
use by the city. the price that new lamps and
posts complete will be furnished and placed
In position for when ordered; and also state
the price or rate TO be charged for relocating
or removing lamps and posts which may be
ord red relocated orremoved by the Common
Council of said city.
;; Proposals must also state the price per
lamp per month for lighting ana furnishing
the materials as above stated and keeping all
lamps used by the city in good repair. and
the glass in said lamps clean and bright for
a term OF one, three and five years from Feb.
LIST, 1893; all lamps to be lit at sunset and re-
main lighted until dawn of each and every
day of the year during contract.
Bidders must state the candle power of
burners proposed to be furnished and the
price asked therefor if the burners are to re-
, main the property of this city.
bidders Will be required to exhibit to the
Committee on Gas of the Board of Aldermen
and Assembly, for three days prior TO the
10Th inst, samples of lamps, posts and burn
erS they propose to furnish.
Bids must he accompanied by a certified
check for $3.50, payable to the City of st.
Paul, and the successful bidder will be re-
quired TO furnish a bond in the sum of sos
coo for the faithful performance of the con-
tract.
The Common Council reserves the right to
J reject any and all bids
By order OF Common Council.
THOS. A. PRENDERGAST. City Clerk.
dec1l-lUt
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-20
HAD TOO MUCH CORN.
Dennis e. Sibley, a Chicago Spec
uIator, Goes to the Wall.

Dennis e. Sibiey, a Chicago Spec
uIatOr, Goes to the. W all.
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-Dennis E. Sibley,
one of the oldest and best known board
of trade dealers, was forced to make an
assignment today for the benefit of his
creditors. Siblev's liabilities will reach
S26S, 1882. His assets are as yet unde-
termined. But it is thought they will
not exceed $4,000, but may possibly
reach $50, QUO. Mr.. SiDley had been buy
ing corn heavily for December delivery
in New York. expecting that when nav
igation closed freight rates would go up
and with them the price of corn aud
other cereals. Accordingly he was
caught with 100000 bushels of corn
when the roads cut the freight rates in
two and the bottom fell out of the mar
ket. Board of trade men assign the
failure to an attempt by Sibley to cor
ner the corn market. but such an at
tempt is denied by Sibley. When the
drop came his margins began to pile up,
and inability to cover them forced him
into bankruptcy. By the failure over
forty Chicago board of trade men are.
caught for sums varying from $4,000 to
Sl,OOO Sibley has been operating Oh
the board for over twenty years
NEW YORK, Dec. 19.-The failure of
the American Wood Paper company was
reported today. The company'S mills
are at Manayunk and Spring City. Pa,
and headquarters at Proyidence. Il. /.
The company is one of the oldest wood
paper makers in the country, having
been Incorporated over twenty-five
years ago.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-20
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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-20

C.TATE OF MINNESOTA, COUNTY OF
= Kamscy-ss. In Probate Court. Special
term, Dec. IL, 1892.
In the matter of the estate of Jane Perkins
Taylor, deceased.
On reading and filing the petition of John
W. TAYLOR and Oscar l.. Taylor, executors of
the estate of said Jane Perkins Taylor de-
ceased, representing among other things that
they have fully administered said estate, and
praying that time and place be fixed for ex-
amining and allowing their final account of
administration, and for the assignment of the
residue of said estate to the persons entitled
thereto,
1t is ordered that said accountbe examined
and petition heard. By the Judge of this court
on Friday the 9th day of January, A. D.
1893, at 10 o'clock a. m, at the Probate Court
Room in the cour: house in st. Paul, in said
county.
And it is further ordered that notice there
of be given to all persons interested. by
publishing copy of this order for three sue
cessive weeks, on Tuesday Of each week prior
to said day of hearing, in the ST Paul DAILY
GLOBE. a daily newspaper printed and pub
lished at St. Paul, in said county.
By the Court: JOHN b. OLIVIER,
IL. 81 Judge of Probate.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-20
DUST TO DUST.
Senator Gibson's Remains Con-
signed to Mother Earth.

Senator Gibson's Remains Con-
signed to Mother Earth.
LEXINGTON, KY, Dec. 19--1he body
of the Hon. K. l.. Gibson. the dead sen
ator from Louisiana, arrived here ac-
compaDied by the brother. sister and
son of the deceased. The remains were
at once assumed charge of by the rel
atives here and taken to the suburban
home Of Hon. Hart Gibson, brother of
the deceased. Within an hour the con-
gresSional committee from Washington,
i'm charge of Charles B. Read. sergeant
alarms of the senate, arrived over
chesapeake IL Ohio. and, taking
riages, visited the home of Hon. H..
Gibson.
At o'clock this morning the funeral
procession began its journey from the
Gibson home to st. t'auPs cathedral,
preceded by the Brown light infantry
and the state college guards with muf-
fled drums and draped flags. The pail
bearers were: Col. William Preston
Johnston, Maj. q. l.. Hall. Col. Stoddart
Johnston. eX-Gov. j. Proctor Knott, c.
H. Vorheis, Duncan Gibson, Col. Kit
Chenault and l.. S. Johnson. The i'm
mediate escort of the body was the Con-
leU6TdLe VETERANS doSoOCldliolls liuui-
bering over 200 members. while the
body was followed by an interminable
lineof carriages and vehicles, Arriving
at the cathedral, the remains were rest
ed in the chancel of the cathedral.
The last sad service, grand solemn
requiem mass, was celebrated by Rev.
Fathers Barry Cavanagh and Van
Tansenberg. At the close of the ora
ton and the final benediction of the
reverend father, and with the final
"Requiescat in pace" of priest and
choir still echolng throughout the cathe-
dral, the body was borne from the
church. The trip to the cemetery was
slowly made along the thOrOughfare
lined with people and vehicles. There
were no services at the grave. The
Confederate Veterans society assumed
charge OF the body, and there, by the
side of his beloved wife and daughter,
almost within the shadow Of the monu-
ment of Clay. his body was consigned
to its final resting place.
WASHINGTON, Dec. 19.-After Thurs
days journal had been read in the SEN
ate, Mr.. German offered resolutions of
profound sorrow at the death of Senator
Gibson and for the appointment of a
committee to attend the funeral at Lex
ington. The resolutions were adopted,
and the committee named as follows:
Messrs. White Dem, La.), Butler
(Dem., S. c., Geordon Dem, S. c.,
PettigreW (Rep., s. d., and Shoup
rep, Idaho, and the senate at IL: Is, as
a further mark Of respect, ado urned
until tomorrow.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-12-20
GETS INTO COURT.
Sunday Opening of the Fair In
E1nn

Sunday Opening of the Fair In
volved in a Law Suit.
CHICAGO, Dec. 19.-The question of
closing the worlds fair on Sunday was
brought into the courts today for the
first time. The matter came up before
Judge Tuley in connection with bill
filed last October by the South Shore
Transportation company, all organiza-
ton comprised of the various steamship
companies doing business at the foot of
Van Buren, street. The South Park
commissioners. the city of Chicago, the
Illinois Central Railroad company, the
Worlds Columbian exposition were
made the defendants. In addition to
the application for an injunction to re-
strain the complaintants from landing
at the grounds, an amendment was
filed today which brings to direct issue
the question whether the worlds fair
people, or even the government, have the
right to close the grounds OH Sunday.
Judge Tuley allowed the amendment to
be made, and will take up the case early
in January