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FILED HER FACE.
Novel Method of Revenge En-
ployed by an Actress.

ployed by an Actress.
PARIS, March 29.-During the play at
the Theater dc la Gale this evening,
Mile. Mealy, one of the actresses. in
vited Mile. Jeanne Richard, another
actress, to call upon her in her dressing
room. Mile. Richard supposed that
Mile. Mealy gave the invitation out of
pure friendliness, and after the
curtain fell hastened to the dressing
room. The moment she entered
Mile. Mealy's maid sprang upon her
and threw her TO the floor. Mile.
Mealy then caught Mile. Richard by
the throat. drew file from her pocket
and began lacerating her face with it.
Mile. Richards screams brought other
members of the company to the room
and they rescued her, but not until her
face was raw and covered with blood.
After Mile. Richard had been removed,
Mile Mealy explained that her purpose
in making the attack was to avenge
herself for disparaging remarks made
about her character by Mile. Richard.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
Lille johnson Free.

MEMPHIS, March 29.-The celebrated
Mitchell Ward tragedy was cleared
fror the courts this morning when the
case against Lille Johnson, charged
with being Alice Mitchell's accOmplice
in the killing of Freda Ward, was dis
missed by order of Judge Scruggs, who
succeeds Judge Dubose, impeached.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
CARLYLE HARRIS LIFE.
Il Determined Effort Being Put
Forth to save It,

l Forth to save Ii.
y ALBANY, N. Y, March 90. No man
sslnce Foster, "car-h0ok murderer, "who
was tried in New York, has had made
in his behalf the determined effort that
has been and is being put forth for Car
lyle Harris. The insistence of his
friends is thought to have been felt in
the legislature today. A bill introduced
by Senator Coggeshall today, supposed
to be in the interest of Carlyle w. Har-
ris. amends section 465 of the code of
criminal procedure, such amendment
giving the general term of the supreme
court the power to determine whether
new trial shall be granted when the
sentence of death has been imposed.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
HanuCah Released.

Z CHICAGO, March 29.-Phineas Hanu-
cab. the Persian Jew arrested for al
legged wholesale swindling, was dis
charged today. Rabbi Wise. of Cincin-
natl, did not appear against him and
the prosecution fell through.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
SHOT HER IN THE MOUTH.
Domestic Tragedy on the Streets
of a Nebraska Town

= OF a NeDraSAa TOWN..
AUBURN, Neb., March 29.-Edward
Sterrett, physician, yesterday Snot his
wife. and killed himself. Mrs. Sterrett
left her husband without assigning amy
reason. He met her OH the street, and.
without saying word, drew a revolver
and, graSping his wife by the throat.
forced the weapon INTO her mouth and
fired. He then turned the revolver
upon himself. The woman is fatally
wounded. There is no explanation
known.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
DR.. TELLER,
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pains in the head and bones, aud all diseases
of the kidneys and bladder, are cured for
lfe Men of all ages who are suffering from
the result of youthful indiscretion or ex-
cesses of mature years, producing nervous
ness indigestion, constipation, loss of mem.
ory, ETC., are thoroughly and permanently
cured.
DIR. Feller. who has had many years of ex.
perlence in this specially, IS q graduate from
one of the leading medical colleges of the
ousntry He has never failed in curing any
cares that he has undertaken. Cases and
correspondence sacredly confidential. Call
by mail and express everywhere tree from
risk and exposure.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
MRS. S. N. HARDY.

and bearing down are cured. | am no
longer constipated. while before, had
to use injections every time. can
walk to the neighbors, which have not
done before for two years, and do my
work. | thank God for the great good
DR.. Greene's Nervura blood and nerve
remedy has done me-"
Mrs. E. M. Bass, of Oxford, n. IL.
states:
II was so weak [ could not raise my
self in bed, aud doctors SAID | could be
no better.
"Hearing of DR.. Greene's Neryrra
blood and nerve remedy, commenced
taxing it. and in a week | began to feel
better. am now able to walk and ride
out, have gained forty pounds in weight.
so that l consider that DR.. Greene'S
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
LATIMER GAGGED AGAIN.

He Admits Having "DOpeu" Gil
and HaiGht.
JACKSON. Mich, March 29.-Irving
Latimer. the triple murderer, is again
behind the bars. His capture, as re-
lated in these dispatches last night,
was effected near jerome, about twenty
miles from this city. Latimer was
brought from Jerome in carriage, and
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30

every child takes readily.
Q. They're perfectly easy in their ac-
tion-no gripping, no disturbance.
8. Their effects last There's no re-
action afterwards They regulate or
cleanse the system, according to size OF
dose.
4. They're the cheapest, for they're
guaranteed to give satisfaction, or your
money is returned. You pay only for
the good you get.
5. Put up in glass-are always fresh.
6. They cure Constipation, Indiges-
ton, Bilious Attacks. Sick or Bilious
Headaches, and all arrangements Of the
liver, stomach and bowels.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
SMITH FOR CONGRESS
t. Paul's Popular ex-Mayor
Discussed as Col. Kiefer's
Successor.
He Would Be Able to Get the
Sanity City What She
Needs.
No Show for Public Building
Appropriation From the
Next Congress.
Being a Working Democrat
Does not Hurt a Man With
Maxwell.

Special to the Globe.
WASHINGTON, March %. IF the peo-
pie of st. Paul want any favors from
congress, why do they not send man
who can secure them?' said one OF the
best-posted Northwestern men at pres
ent in the lower house of the national
e.islature in the course of a conversa-
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30

S. Hammond. Madeia; in-the Third ia
Hon. .. y. Hal. Washington or Red
Wing; in the Fourth. Hon. James n.
Castle, StillM ater; Fifth, HQE. ). "
Lawrence. Mlnneapolis; Sixth, Hon.
v, Il, Baldwin. WasniSSton, and later
rnlglh, ard in the Seventh to Hon.
William r. Kelso. HallOcR. ,kittson
eonh!y. A9g in this c8lQection it Is
iloI necessary to state that the warm
Endorsements of all the Democratic
members from Kentucky, Mississippi or
New York will not help q map an iota II
his neighbOis are opposed to him.
Outside Endorsements WOrihiess.
During the past two weeks number
of Minnesota men who are rather re-
cent accessions to the state. if not to the
Democratic party, have appeared in
Washington as candidates for positions.
Having no acquaintance in Minnesota,
they have worried letters out OF the
senators and representatives from their
old homes, and are asking appoint
ments to be credited to Minne-
sofa upon the strength OF these
Endorsements from Kentucky or New
York for example. One man has the
solid Endorsement of the congressional
delegation from state thousand miles
from Minnesota. Learning of this
member of the delegation was asked
why he had given his Endorsement. His
answer indicates his opinion as TO the
value of such recommendation.
II will sign anybody's application for
office provided he DOES not live In my
state" he said. at really am UNITS to
nothing for the reason that no appoint
ment to these minor places will be
given and charged to a state unless
asked for Uy tue leaders in the state in
question"
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
MAXWELL n Democrat.

There is nothing slow about Fourth
Assistant Postmaster General Maxwell,
and it will not be his fault 1t the Demo
Gratis do not soon hold a good share of
the fourth class post0fiices of the cOun-
try. He is a Democrat of the right
stamp. and believes that. all other things
being equal, the Democrats are entitled
to the pOSloffices when Democratic ad-
ministration is in power at Washington.
This was shown yesterday, when a
prominent Democratic leader presented
the application of gentleman for po-
sitiOn in the disposition OF which Mr.
Maxwell will have most TO say.
''ln present ng this application" said
the gentleman, Il merely want to say
that this man is working Democrat,
that he was the first contributor to the
Democratic campaign fund in my state
last year, although he had little money
10 spare. | do not think these facts
should damage him when he applies
tor Office"
"They will not with me-" said Mr..
Maxwell emphatically. LLEwoN.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
[)|(,,KINIS()N'S.
Fourth, Fifth and ST. Feier Streets. 81. Paul.
ONE W EEK MORE

Before the Arcade Investment Company commences to
tear down the Fourth street end of building The
building 800 feet long, and they will tear down 100
feet at once leaving barely onehrd Of present
quarters to do business in Of course shall be
crowded. and we are very anxious to sell many goods
as possible THIS WEEK. To accomplish this we have
made further cuts wherever possible We not MAXI
ing trying to make, any profit on anything
We pleased to be able to turn goods into money
by selling !
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30
SIX POINTS

SIX POINTS
out Of many,
where Doctor
Pierce's Pellets
are better
tn an other
pills :
l. They're
the smallest,
and easiest to
take e-little,
sugar coated
Pranules that
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30

tion with sew
eral st. Paul
gentlemen now
in the city. Il
have in mind"
he continued,
"a man who is
h ig h | y es-
teened byPres-
fdent Cleve-
land. and who
could do more
for Minnesota
in general, and
ST. Paul in par
ticular. during
the next four
-aorc fhan anU
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30

(NHICAGo GREAT WESTERN RAILWAY
~ 60. Trains leave union depot city
ONCE l9 East Third Street.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-03-30

other man in the state if he were sent
10 the lower house of congress"
i his aroused the curiosity of the st.
Paulites, and they inquired the name of
the man spoken of so tiatteringIy.
"EX-MayOr Robert A. Smith" was the
reply. And happen to know that
there is no man in the Northwest who
made so good an impression on the Pres
dent as lie, although they have met
but few times. President Cleveland
is a man who acts largely from impress
SIOns. and he
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SLIDER aus Mlarokko.
@a5an, cine Der Sauptfattem bes
SsIams In Nurbmefafrifa.

9te 8rassrfhaft Der gsmIet Saieb ans Tire
sresen @risiIc8ien = Sbre O~Rtparen, bts
fanatifden s~stFaoaas.
CO lpenis ben 8%efeauern bes Sslams
~ tn Der 8erga19elbeit bic fultur'
~ f0roernoe 8eoeutung abseipro6en
iper6et fanu, 10 iebr eri6einen oieie lit
Der @esenwart alS Elm geraoe3u fultur.
nioriseS Clement. Dies tritt an oeuts
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Gin In anbadt geriunfener.

semadt bat I'M @reifer Ser Gotten nit
Der Redten unb in Der 8osenfiibruns
nit Der 3infen. 0o9intereliante Sisus
rem ftnb ~biejentgen Der pripilesirten
Better. Gold Elm fpiirbiser @elele,
ME i'm infer gilO 5eist, fiebt aus, mir
m09ten ia9en. rftol5 Die Elm Spanier,"
fldn9e Der 8er9lei6 bier niht etlpas
9rauiam. gti9t per9eilen ieien Die SUI
ben, melbe einen gang anlebnli6en Bros
aentlas Der BeD0iferuas bilben uub liG
5umeiit als 9aufleute unb 6anhwerfer
ibren 2ebensunterbalt perbienen.
Inter ben religi0len Oroen lit pobl
Die 8riiberi6aft bon Mulet Tajeb Die
md9tigite. SIR 9eb0rt aud Der Gull
tan BON Marotfo ais Mitslieb an, bod
lit oeren tbatid9li9er Mteiiter Der @roB=
f9erif Der alS folder benz Sultan in
mander 9tnii6t iiberlesen lit. Diele
Briberf6aft bat unperletbare 9ripile-
gten, 9roBen @run0beiis urb erinnert
tn semiiiem Sinne an baS M0n98mes
fen III europa gu ieiner 8liitbe3sit.
Mfan be9esnet bel ibr auber6eni einem
getDifen Ceremonial mad Nrt Der Srei,
maurerlogen. acknowledgements fol-
len bic eriten Qnfdn9e oieleS Sroens In
oieielbe 3eit, 3u melder III benz uaben
Spanten NoDola ben Seiuitenorben
9riiu6ete.
Sn elmer gefDiiIen @ipalitdt 5u bieler
Brioerfdaft itebt bic meituerbreitete
reli9i6le @emeini6aft Der Itnaoua, bic
pou Mobamme6 ben Gilia In Mequines
9~egrinoet Durbe. Dieielbe fat stpar
tn Wa3ar cine beionoere Moi6ee, bod
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ipro6en. u {
G 1854 In
5ranffurt a. Mf.
ab gebaltenen
Tbeologens &ons
9reb pertrat n
bie beutiden Sir
d G amerifas
uno murbe ba>,
mails bon Der
Berliner timber,
iitdt ourd Die
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Gime asiaion ssreuuoe.

yGin Greunb In Der @etb 1T Elm pirfli&er Ersuab ~
dint wentser als etne RiatoH 9eute baten fold eiueu
Greunb In Or. &tnS8 Reuer &rHnbnns sesen GrfdIs
flung, Sufen unb S6winbiu@t@ s~efunben. Renn Sic
biefe srcBdrtiae 6uifensWebtetn NOD ME s~etraudt bas
ben, 6ann IoGften Ste I'D bur@ etnen 9erfub baeou
iberseusen, bas stefsIbe punberbare Wirfunsen bel
Der Setlurs ron allen Salss, Truft. nnb 9unseubes
i&perheu e%rjtelt. Bon ieber Slaihe ptrb %aardnttri,
has has Nftttel NneS letftet, mas pom tim rer{prc4en
EYE. oesr pas pSs veg su5ndsItatsi p'Tp. Erubes
1laf9en bu so GeEtS unb 81 90.
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@asau.

li9lten in Ifrifa Su Gage. Die gira=
ten ulto Sflapenbdn0ler i'm i6war5en
Grotbeil iinO 5umeilt Mobammeoaner,
uno Mtobammeoaner linb aud jere
maroffanii6en 5tamme, Die ueuerbinss
Der Be1abun9 Der segeniiber Gibraltar
befinblt6en lpaniiGen Seituns Meliua
10 libel mitseipielt baben. Die Irla9e
eirte8 neuer Sorts our6 Die Spanier
sab ben raufluiti9eu @eielen pillfoms
meme @elegeubeit, mieoer einnal ibr
Witb6eu gu tiibler, mar bod bteier
Gau reinem Recommendation 8es
srabniBplas gu nabe" sefomntcn.
Nud bier fat man eS alfo iDieber init
eittem &f 5u tbun, BET meldem mo
bamrneoanil9er @laubensfanetiSmus
gum %beme9enoeu @runb 9etpprben lit.
Den Mtttelpunft bes Sslams in Ma,
rofto biloet @a5att, Gin an Dem it0ros
liden Ibbang ber ulioenbema9ienen
8oullol Settle 9~ele9eues. maleril6eS
Stdbtder. @uf @eg unb 5teg triHt
man bort 8ilser, Die gu Sen beilieen
S9reinerl nno ben @rdbern Der 6eiliz
gen mallfabrten unb Wtitslieber Der
ortbooorem Srben, beren Der Mfobants
meoauismus cine gauge 0eibe 3dblt.
aber aud In Der maurii9en Welt
ma6t fi6, mie in Der iibrigen, neben
benz reli9i0fen Clement oaS profane
brett, un6 falt uns bier Die Sulammeils
9efauerte @eltalt eitteS in tiefite Nnba6t
periunfenen @ldubigen auf, 10 bewurs
bern mir oie1eidt l6en an Der nd9iten
Ode Die 9unitfertisfeit ei1es jener oriz
sinelen maroffantl6en Siebler, benen
es bis iest nod fein @ei9erf0nis mad,
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QeuoeIsf9nlen gibt es In Gut
ropa loon felt 200 Sabreu.
1as geroieaft fteet!

Gir rhui&eR u~nieren Wttbhrsern rnttsutbetlen, bab
or Or. atnSs neues S@pinbiu4ts : Se'imtttel beretts
felt etner &etbe bon Jabren perfanfen, ebenip Or.
Rings Mene eeber : gtneu, Budlens Nruiea Gable unb
electric 1ittere, unD bab ptr ntemals Seitmtttel pers
Fault baben, bic 70 gut vsebeu] cher Bite 70 aasemein
befriebtst baben, wtf btsfe. Wir 5bseru tetnen ausens
Bid, BITE @arantie fur btsie WitteI ieber 8ett an hbers
netruen unb fnb ffet5 beIett, bds perarssubte Gelb Jus
rhd5ujahlen, penn ibrem @ehrau6e fetne befrtebtsers
ben WsIultote sefplgt Rnb. Dtefe MttteI Serbdnfen ftre
srpet pepnIaritdt tbren eisentn gerbtenfen. Bum
Ertpuf Bet Der ySan Qntoute Drug Co..
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I pr. 9bifipp S6af. +
Cine attoritat anf hem 0ebiete her
4irGengeSGimte.

Inter ben beuti9en @elebrten, melde
ft9 ais lol6e in ben Ser. Staaten eine1
STUFF ertDorben4 baben, nabm Der uuldnait
in Stem Dorf perftorbene Rep. ST..
Bbilipp S9aff einen Der erften Bldse
Elm. Derfelbe purbe am L. Sanuar
1919 gu @oire III Der @dmeis geborer.
Snfol9e oes friiben Tobes ieines 8aters
muBte Der anabe f9on NIT sebn Sab
rem leinen ei9enen 0ebensunterbalt pers
oienen. @r beiudte ipater bas @pms
nahum In Stuttgart uto mafte banu
auf ben uniperiitdteu BON 9ibiuaen,
0alle unb 8erlia tbeofosii9e 9tuoien.
SIN Sabre 1874 uuroe er In @lberfelb
oroinirt unb nabm fnrs barauf cine
Profefiur am uEbeologii9en Seminar"
Der beuti6en reformtrten Stride Der
Ser. Staaten in Mercersbura, 3d.,
on, mo er beinabe 20 Sabre perbiieb.
Wesen elmer Broi9iire iiber bas Sc
meinlame in ben 2ebren Der Neformir,
ten Stride uno benen bes &atbolisismus
pnroe er 1845 Der 9eserei an9eflaat,
aber BON Oieier 8ei9ulbigumg freiSe.
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Giebler nnb Bettler.

TT ie In anSereu Diltriften Miaroffos
ftdrfer perbrettet. Gu9 iie beiitt einen
groBen GinfluB uttb ibr Same lit in Der
abri9eu @elt jeoeufalls better befarnt.
alS berienise Der S6iler Mulei ga
jobs itub bod Die aidaouas iene oft
beidriebenen ertrapasanten @eiellen,
oie, 6huli4 ben beuleloen Oeripii6en
heS 6ftii6en NfritaS, our9 alerlsi
pobnfinnise Sclbftqudlerei aaah bienen
aa mii0en slauben.
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Serlet9un9 Des "eo' ri. p9titpp S@afI.
tbeolo9ilben DOftorsraoes aussesei6s
net. Veim ausbrn6 bes Grie9eS fies
bette er mad Stem 0ort iiber. Dort
btelt CT an nerl6ieoenen 9eminaren Bor,
leiur9en unb ipurbe gu einem Der Setter
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baltenen &elisionsfonsreiieS mar.
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nii6en @eielli6aft fir 9ir6enseididte,
enf mel4em Stuoiensebiete CT unbe,
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tbeil.
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Uerbreitung erlanst. Der ,9irden.
frsnno,@ bie erite relisi0le beuti6e $50.
1atsl9rift tn bieiem 9anbe, peroanft
Or. S6aff fem Gntfteben.
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