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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21

most entirely of native White Bearites, to
witness The varied entertainment afforded by
mabel SHOWS English Folly campany
Or. Robertson gave n highly enjoyable to-
poggan party Wednesday forenoon.
Jonn Bally. of Elmlra. n. Y, is visiting
MS daughter. Mrs. j. B. Mosner.
Jules and Edward Denegre are spending
: today with Howard Galusha
Mrs. Walter Morton is entertaining her
mother. Mrs. Thompson
MRS; William Sprigg Hall is the guest of
Mrs. II. B. Galusha
Mrs. A b. Ovitt entertained Mrs. A. M.
feaDody last week.
II mrs M william Sprigg Hall visited Mrs. W.
Ii. wood Friday.
Mrs. Wood entertained Mr. and Mrs. Har.
per Wednesday,
Miss Mamie Mcclellan is the guest of Miss
Salusho.
Friday and Saturday Mrs. j. W, Jagyar en-
tertalned most delightfully."- party of young
Peopie from ST. Paul, consisting of Misses
1Mau1 ana Flossle Messner Lou Dorsey, Ruby
IIeasoa!e. Helen Brewster and Adele Perkins
IN anticipation Of sail. Mr.. Jaggar's sail
BOAT the Lark, had been tastefully decorated
viii win mowers ana vines. but alas. as we all
aIow: the best land plans of mice and men
are often Knocked into cooked hat aud,
. nosWitnstandlng the elaborate preparations
ana the distressing disappointment of the
Six Little FIaids
from school, the favoring gale refused to
wait. but with the buoyancy of youth the
disappointment of the afternoon was soon
dsorgotten amid the pleasures of the evening
oahee' which was but too fleeing.
Inc summer residents of White Bear lake
nave decided to tender j. d. Ramaley a
complimentary benefit, and Mr.. Ramaley has
set apart next Saturday evening for the
event Mr. Ramaley has done more for the
development of White Bear than almost any
otner person at the lake, and notwithstand-
ing the d!scouragements attending the hard
LINES Oh the past Two years. has kept brayely on
III MS endeavor to provide first-class place
OF amusement at the lake. The residents at
Tue lake appreciate Mr.. Ramaley's efforts
ana Will be present next Saturday evening in
full force.
a deal has lately been consI1mmated by
s Wnicn the Swedish conference acquires some
forty acres OF land on the shores of Echo
! ID. ADJOINING the Mahtomedi tract 1t IS
tue intention to erect o tabernacle and about
thlrty-nve Cottages, and hold an annual as
semDly- The spot chosen is one of the most
beautiful that could have been selected, and
VIII undoubtedly become very popular.
MISS Warner entertained party of friends
on thursday evening at her home at Cottage
farK Inc early evening was given up to
the rustic pleasures of q straw ride, after
Wnlch the flying hours were spent in the ex-
hliaratlng measures of the waltz.
Thursday evening Miss Daisy Swan enter
talnea ner friends with cobweb party at
her Mahtomedi home About thirty persons
were present, and the affair was great sue
cess.
George Theobald and Will Swan have re-
turned from their fishing trip loaded with
stories of the most gigantic proportions.
VIII Jones, of Chicago, is visiting Will
Swan at Mahtomedi.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21

'.Me mamma says we can't play with
you cause you have the mumps"
''Ah, 60 on! faint so, fer give 'em
to Sammy Gibbs day afore yistedy.''-
Life.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21
Our Toilet Goods Dent,

is full of the choicest goods in the
trade, and at the lowest prices.
Our prices on fine Toilet Soaps,
Powders and Perfumes are always
less than the same goods are sold
elsewhere. We will be glad to
have you call and verify this state
ment
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21

Last evening a flower festival and lawn
fete for the benefit of st. Johns church was
held at Leip's hotel. The affair is one of
annual occurrence and received the most
liberal support. Refreshments were served
and the large number present were enter
tanned in a most delightful manner, the lat
ter part of the evening being given up to
dancing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1892-08-21
Tortoise Shell Hair Pins

to introduce our new inportations.
This is the season in which Tor
t0ise Shelf is in its highest beauty
and strength. In winter it is apt
to be dull and brittle. For COR
venience of selection we have d.
Wded then, into two lots.
Lot 7--Werth 81 and Sf25, we will
sell for Csc.
Lot 2--Worth SIPS to $3.50, for CSC.
Our patrons will, of course. under
stand that these are genuine Tortoise
Shell. and the styles are all new and
pretty.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-27

presented the petition OF Jesse Ovens,
,atnr OF the estate OF the iste
Aun E. Harper, OF Alexandria, lot
tina reference Of war claim II the
court of claims also bill to pay jam
A Dixon, executor of TIE late George DIX
OF. and Ella Thomas and Arthur and Fanny
D:xop. OF Alexandria. 500. the award OF
the court of claims In suit for rel OF prop
erty 10 Alexandria during the war.
In the House ..day Mr. OFerrall intro
duoed bills for the war claims OF jacob
Hmm. Jonst. an Hsler, Samuel SoWner and
Mary E. Miley. CT Shenandoah county; Fsui
q Bowmau. David Swar:z and Casha:ine
F ick. of Rockbr;dge County r. a. R!cker5,
lanes Blossers and John Fog, OF Page oono-
r.. and jacob Dolman. OF Clarke county. va.
A large rnaio,ity OF the democratic congress
men, Including sll of Nj Raynel's Gel esgues from
his own state, Maryland, di approve Of the speech
be made in the House u sterday evening, In which
he advocated the denomination Of NJ. Cleveland
and spoke dispArsgirgly OF senator Hill.
Tn the House Today Mr.. Tucker introduced
hill; 70 reoeSl every ard sill sorts Of tax tobacco
g. SO one giving the frspking privilege to the az
ricuItural col eyes for the dissemination Of their
printed matter.
It is UNDERWOOD that Representative Wiae has
appointed lis brothe-, Col. Peyton VIE, OF Rich-
mond, clerk of bis Committee, that or interstate
commerce.
Senator Barbour is improving. bui is still con-
flatd to his house.
In the Sensts to. dsy Mr.. Daniel introduced b Il
for postoffi e building at Fortress Monroe.
Ex-spe ,ker Reed 10 short talk with news
paper corr, spoa dent today said he tEolght the
Chi,ian matter was now in q fir way Of festie'
ment; he also said that ia the Chi.ian matter
| there is now sna has been from the frat great
friction tween the President and Mr. Blslae
so that It ia ri,ible to see Mr. Bl. iae attempt
ing to keep up when he knows that his health ne:
,on,
The HOUSE, COINAGE committee examined VIII
ma, ses to-day in respect Of its proposed bill fol
giving silser mine owners and importers OF for
eign silver one dollar for evoy ssyenty-one cents
worth of .ilver they can damp at the doors OF The
min
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-27
The Legislature

Mr.. Walton intro duced resc lnticn Ia the
ssnae, which vas adoE That the com.
mittee on roads and industrial navigation
be directed to ascertain aud report whether
or not the Valley Railroad Company has
lost It's charter priv eyes. and II 30, whether
or not tie Attorney General, under the pre-
gis'oEs OF the act of 1878 10, hes pr, esded
judlcially to procure an sdjldic. tion Of for
teiture.
Mr.. Pitcher, of Fauqoier. introduced q
bill 10 the Houss 10 regulate private banks
and private banking houses. The bill re-
quires every person or firm who shell ca.
gage In such business to first obtain q
license from he Audit, r of Public Accounts.
The applicant is required to submit with
his spplic, on sworn eiet ,ment OF t1e
amount. nature and character, Invested 10
such business All sueh private banks are,
twice year, or whenever callsd upon ty
the Auditor to do go, to make sworn stats
ment OF the coni ton and the affairs OF
such busiatsl. Tee,a statements are to be
published once week for four successive
weeks 10 the city or county where such
business il conducted. There Ia fine In.
pessd for failure to carry ont the provisions
of the law
The committee for Courts OF Justice re-.
ported the Mechanics Lien Law bill. with
amendments. The effect OF these changes
recommended by the committee are, first,
to extend the time after the completion OF a
building from which lien may be filed
thiit i days, ss it now existe, to aixty days
after. The second change gives to labor
ers aud mechanics doing WORK on buildings
In cities lien for the emoupt of their
claims not to exceeed the contract price
for the work, without regard to the status
OF eccouuts between the owner and tie gen.
eral conlrset,r-thls last change does not
apply to counties.
The Hou e resumed consideration Of Mr..
virgins bill 10 prevent iDjrrj t, Trade by
corr o:s,ions. The bill was discussed a.
length, but the House adj burned before q
vore was rescbed.
In the Senate the bill to amend the code in re-
lstion t, unlawful hnuting in The cou lies Of Al.
exandria. Fairfax, Priucs William, stafford 81
King George was passed The House pass the
bill 10 authorize the board of supervisors Of
lnce William 10 increase the salary Of the judge
Of that county.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-27

TIE LEADER OF 9 pstes oieen mas TO o'
things from which peo DO better tnan III"
self, 10 other positions. would recoi' ne Gas
IN he bliud to O. so.s which ali others see'
and to see things which to others GO not e1'
lat. Be, to many Wise men there was NO
conceivable necessity for Mr.. Hsrrison's re-
cent attempt to involve his country In io'-
eien war. As Senator Hill we'll says, what
oorv would ills poweifal nation achieve by
tbrssnlng poor. little, weak and puny onin,
which hiss just emerged from civil war !,
suoh vsr would have besn expensive ano
,nplorious. and therefore baen unpopular
from tbs first. The Presidents course Id
this, as in other matters, tends to oonn so'
TIA lopg entertained impression that Ma
head Is toe small for his aEandtatner's na''
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-27
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY ~.
poov Mp HARRISON IL whit It ridicu'

poos MR HARRISON ! In whit t tidioa-
,ous light does be nov appear2 Ii Mr. 4.
B,aina should die, or be unable to accept the
renubliOau domination for President'in "Da'
. p,adio.mept has MI. Harrison left bis par
- fos = oond hardly be silly enough To re-
W. him a..sr his grotesquely aosui d
aSn,o,s IN tbs Gillian affair. and where else
.ron,d 4 look for nominee? The belief
, Wv" in the GAzE1TE's Washington
oor,ssnopdsucs Of yesterday evening Is now
confirmed Mr.. Harrison had received Ia.
ts,liseuce of chli's apology before ne .e sen ~
SIs message to Congress demanding that It
ha ersoted of her. How does that compor1
w,,h t,s honor aud dignity Of The Pres'det L
q, nation of slxty.Rve million people N 3
damn With one of little ovss two MIL
uonp Yes h1r. Harrison t kes Mf. hayes
out of The pine-ho'e
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Foreign NeWs.

LONDON, Jan. 27.-Rev. Mr.. Spurgeop,
who is suffering 1T an attack of govt in
the head and hand, is still In critical CON.
dlsIoa.
PAB1s, Jan. 27.-Mgr R:ohafd, Cardinal
Archbishop Of Paris, who few days ago
vas drett,d by TIA Pope to instruct Il 10
French clergy to oaasa all opposition 1.-THE
republic, bss written to the Pope declaring
nat he Is unsb,e to Communicate ne re.
oue for the reason tat hs deer ret con-
slider i, cpporture t, Go 80.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-L,rd Henry Cs7en-
dish Bsatinok, half.brohsr ofthe Dake OF
Portland, and msmbar Ct the House Of Com.
mons for Northwest Norfolk, was married
tc.aay to Lady Olivia Taylor, hairess OF
Earl Beehive.
LosDov, Jan. 27-Tha dss.hs in London
last week were st the rae OF 46 per 900
per year Of the inhabitants, an incresae Of
6 ove. the rate OF the preceding week. At
Brighton the death rata was 90 s.pef ! 600.
the highe o, any town in GIess Blair.
Medical advisor smea, addressing meet.
ing OF The directors OF 8 life insurance COM
pans, stated that The epidemic ofird1enza
had cost the company two and a.haif times
az much Sc did the cholera epidemic of 1912
Dr.. Since said hs consid 'rei that persons
up to 40 years of age we're In no danger Of
death from attacks Of ipaaeasa. BstWeep
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-27
Congress-.

In tie Ulitsi st,tss se1sts yesterday
the Mexican award bill was further dis.
cussed.
In the House ire new ccde of rules was
discussed. Mr. Catohlugs made brief e1.
PLANTATION of the new code, at tug t1st 1t
ves compose1 eubst,i italy OF tie ru es
governing the FifIft, Congress, the modi.
&c, ons bsir g in ths irt,re of the dis.
o. ID OF business and retrenchmer OF
public exre ,dituie3. Mr. Resd, Of Maine.
Cit cised the propose1 rules and extolled
the rules of the Fit. -art Congress, as did
come OF the republicans. while the demo-
or, t ] approved the report of the commit q.
Mr.. Bteckinridee offsred an amendment
which looks like fight on Mr. Springer.
1. was Provided, further. tat whenever
any general appropr'a ion bill i, under con.
slderaticn it shsll be 10 order 10 move ss an
amendment any amendment reducing taxa
ton or providing cut Of what fund or taxes
such appropriate shall be paid"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-27
ggws OF TEE DAY.

Maggie Wilaon, Scotch girl. danced
herself to death at tae Caledonian ball Ia
New York. on Monday night.
Judge Msnuing Z. Knspp. Of the New
Jersey Supreme Cou,t, yeitstdaY dropped
dead while delivering a charge.
a conference will DO he'd In Washington
bstween commissioners representing Great
Britain ard tina Uaited States in regard II
the seal fisheries,
M. Rsyner, OF Maryland, yesterday
msds q speech In the House against free
silver aud 10 favor OF Mr. Cleveland, that
created some comment.
The Manhattan Club gave reception 1.-THE
olub house to Senator DAVID B Hill, 10 Neg
York last right. Nearly oil tie promiaeat
dem ocrats la that city and rnsoy from other
p.sc3s were pressnt.
The nomio, Gu of J. q. Rathbun to ha
postmast,7 a. E mira, N Y whose oouflr.
mation Sent t,r Hill has opposed, vas, yes.
terday, favorahly reported TO the Senate BIZ
the Postofioe Committee.
Il Is reported 10 Berlin that tbs Uaittd
States eogerDmet is abcrt to open up De.
gotiation' With The European powers with
the view OF the converting Of an iuterra.
tlooal Congress on the silver queft on.
The Louisville, New Albany cad Chicago
Ia rapidly filling i!saif to become part OF a
| leading ncIt1 ard south railroad system
from Chicago. 1t Is almost an open secret
that 1t will become the northern cutie. for
the Richmond Terminal system.
The special committee OF tae Maryland
legislature TO go to Virginia to confer With
the legislature o. thie s a;e, 70: the purpose
81 bringing about concurrent action be-
tween tbe Two Stst q 10 regard TO the ad.
| j1stmens Of the Pooom Ike Sound, tt'mac
river ard Gull law. vii! ulsss Tnuesday
evening 10 Annapolis to hear suzg;s ons
upon the questions involved.
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Letter from Richmond.

Special Correspondence of the Alexandria Gazette.
RICHMOND, Va Jan. 26 1892
The appropriation Till introduced in the
House to-day by Mr.. Munford, chairman OF
be 6osnce committee, Ia the came as the
bill lat passed the last Legislature with tie
e1cey on that The appropriation for the
Confederate Soldiers Home In Richmond is
left bIsuk. This ives dore because this mat.
ter had been heretofore discussed ln 20
House and there is dispos ton to inoresss
he amount as much as possible. The fact
that the amounts IN the bill are the same that
ware in the old bill which passed two gears
ago doea net sgniiy that tley Will be the
same this session. There 10 s.roEg oeslre
90 the part Ct mary Legislators to inoresse
the appropriation for the support OF tIe H.
natio ssylums. Then again the friends CT
the various colleges will SEX for larger ap.
Precipitation AID 1t msy be tat the bill as
introduced will be changed 10 many particu-
lars. Mr.. Munford says that he thought the
bet thing to do was to Introduce the same
bill rat passed at the last sesslon and II
1ere ia desire to cut down or increase any
OF the appropriations the matter could bes'
be settled before the committee, The sp
preparation bill hes generally been one Of
the last measures introduced. L has been
delayed by several Legislatures in order TO
keep quorum uutil the expiration of the
session.
The bill known es the antitrust bill was
discussed in the House TO day and will af-
ford food for more discussion tomorrow
There are grave doubts exnrsssed as to the
passage of lhis bill. Mr.. K,nt. the patron
Of the railroad commission bill, 10 leading
the & IN. for the passage Of the anti trust
BILL The bill Is called the Rnti-.lust bill,
but 1t is Doubtful II it can accomplish the OBJ.
j :ct aimed at.
The bill introduced by Senator Mushbach
to prevent gambling was reported In the
Senate to.dsy By the committee on general
laws, of which Senator S,ubbs, Of Glouoss.
ter, is chairman. The committee saw the
bill one better" and added 8 provision which
not only stops pool ceiling and betting st
csrds, bat stops "the boye" from betting on
q game OF baseball. When Chairman S.uobs
read the report OF the committee Sena:or
Turner, Of Norfolk. jieularly asked "Does
the Senator from Gloucester Include betting
at poker In that blli p Mr.. s :ubbs, who is
remarkably quick at repartee and strongly
opposed to all kinds OF lrigaity, yet liberal
In his views when Questions OF personal lib.
cry are involved. said: Oh, no; l do not
desire to hinder the Senator from Norfolk
i,om INDUCING In bis fa9ori pastime," To-
stesd OF putting the laugh on the chairman
of the COM ittee on general laws the whole
Senate locked ct the Senator from Norfolk,
who grinned With becoming modesty.
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RRnm WAsEiMaTON
gsoessel Correspondents Of the Alezs"drta 6Asesa'
.--.a.x- I, n In OF LIZ

gsoessel Correspondents Of the Alezsndrsa aasesse
WAsHIyGros. u. O.. Jan. q. 1877
IT isnov generally conoadtd. es the GA
grrrE has sa,d from the fret, shat there wiz
no mo war With Chilli, and also that Mr.. Har-
r,sou knew that Chill had spologz, DeIore
no sent his message t, Congress last lon.
dav TIE Sspste foseis affairs comm tie
=, at this morning, ont d.t,rmioed not 10 con-
sIda. the matter until. t ley shall be In posses'
s;cn az en- offi.ia copy Of Ch.il's reply to the
p.ee}deot's demands The war talk has again
snhs,de6. and the Gillian minister vas pres
amt !. + the reception given to the diplomat.
IN corns t The White House laet night. Ihe
ren,v of the CHILEAN government t, Mr.. dsr-
vison,s demand has not yet esen ser I 70
Congress, and, 1t Ia said ;.day, will not oe lot
several days. The warriors are very sso
friday.
The House COMMITTEES on rivers and mar
boss in its consideration of g river spd mar
Dor bill has gotten through with the Virgin
Ia section of that bill. The appropriations
recommended. ucder existing circumstances.
ara yery liberal. Il IL not believed, how.
ever. that any river and hsrbor bill will be
raseed at this session, and that therefore the
Svork OF the COMMITTEES Is entirely uonece6.
sary.
master at Thalia. Princess Ammo county,
yjce F. g. Watmore. died.
The republican members OF t1e SENATE ju'
dietary committee threaten that II parti.
San sSht is made against the confirmation OF
Judes Woods, they will retsliate by oppos
snc the confirmation of the two democratic
nominees for iudgeships In the new U. 3.
Circuit Oaurts. ,,.,
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40 and 65 years the chances OF dean IN.
crossed from Is to 20 par GEN.. II, after %
years the d!ssase was not destroyed im-
meiiately, the Victim, would be lett Will
out tracs offs constitution. E very ooan'
try of Europe had entered from local cut.
breaks Of cerebro sp Dal meningitis, followed
by ilflarz., which destroyed ninety per
cant. OF those attacked. d.. Since declared
that he saw no reason why the disease as
any time should not throw eff its oompaEa-
ysly benign chsra,tsr and appear 10 IT.
true firm which would create terror
throughout the world.
LONDON, Jan. 27.-D.. Alfred Carpenter, the
well-known English physician, died to-day. dc
was the author of many m sdical works.
VIENNA, Jan. 27.-Arcaduchess Nary Vs.eris,
youngest daughter of Emperor Francis Joseph
and wife Of Archduke Francis Salvador, OF Aus.
tria Tuscany, hal been delivered Of e daughter.
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TELFGRAPHIC BREyITIES.

At Colery Junction, Pa , 81 an early beur
this morning the residence otAddison hind
man, driller, was destroyed by FIRE aud
Mrs.. Hlpdman and her young child perish
ed In the flames. Mr. Hndman was away
from home at the Tins.
A convention Of prohlbitioniats. farmers,
laborers, greenbackers. general reforners,
e.o., asse mbled at Chicago this morning to
dsYise ways and means Of eecting Pfesi-
dent OF the United Statea who will with enc
blow kill the rum traffic.
The two soows, which wars blown cut to
sea from Nav York barber yesterday sfter-
noon, have o as yet bsen found. Five tugs
are searching fer them. The tug Webster,
having in tov the missing soowa, is believed
to have gone down. The captain of the
tug. William Hsnnssy, had crew OF 8 men,
and each Of the missing ecows had 2 msn
sboard.
The ststo ulitor OF Indiana has issued list
of the insurance companies not entitled to do
Business in that State sccount of n
tions to the Insurance law. kmopg the number
/, the Wyiheville Insurance Company o,Virgnia
Yesterday the farmhouse OF George Meyers,
near Kendsllville, lid, was burned to the ground
and the / year old sou Of Meyers, and brother
OF Mrs. Meyers, who waro slccping IN an upper
room, we're rossted to death.
Judge A. w. Fucker has recovered judgment
in the Denver, Col, court for sixth Interest in
the famous Aspen nine at Aspen, Col and 3
sixth OF the proceeds OF tia. mice sincs November
1854, amounting to over $12. 100000.
1t is announced in Chicago that he Alliance
Insurance Association has reinsurei with the
Prefix, OF Brooklyn, it's outstanding risks
amounting to about $50 100000.
Henry G. Davis has been reelected president
ard,E. W. 8 Moore, secretary OF the West Virginia
Central and PistsburZ rai.waY Company, at the
al meeting in Baltimore.
The tt,amer Maria, from Brazilian porte, ar
rived st Quarantine, New York, yest rday having
lost her cap! ain aud three men by ye low fever.
Ihs squadron Of Amaficsn ships which
has been lying of Kontsvideo for sem, time, is
still thsre,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1892-01-27
Tenement House Fire.

ALLEGHENY, Pa. Jan. ga Ere in
row tenement houses in Allegheny, Pa, last
light narrowly escsped resulting in an awful
holocaust AS it was one by was burned to
death, and two OF the housc1 were completely de.
stroyed The houses were occupied by twenty
families, mostly Euagariaas Nearly all OF the
occupants had retired for the night but they were
awakened and grand iu,h for the street follow.
ed. Many OF the women and chiliren wero cut
off by the q .mes and were taken from tho wiz
dows by the fireman. They were forced to leave
their rooms in their night clothes. and great euf-
feria g was experienced from tho intense cold.