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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
A NEW YEARS PRESENT.
What to Give-To Whom To Give
And How to Give.

Everybody is going to make somebody
holiday present. What shall 1t be? to
which ones of my many friends shall |
give? and how can | afford the expense?
are questions not easily answered by
many people. To enable everybody to
make a present which may prove to be
of great value to all, and is an appropriate
gift to nearly everyone in this catarrh-
stricken land, and at the same time cost
only few moments time and postal
card, is the purpose of the Pe-ru-na
Drug Manufacturing Company of Col
umbus, o. Send the address of as many
of your friends as you believe will ap-
preciate the gift TO the above Drug
Company and they will mail copy of
the new Illustrated Ills of Ihfe free and
post-paid-a beautiful, useful, truthful.
helpful treatise OH catarrh in ali stages.
coughs, colds, consumption, bronchitis,
and all of the climatic diseases of win
ter. This offer holds good until January
80, 1893.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
Property and Lives Sacrificed
During the Year Through Fires,
EypIOsiCES, Etc.

Explosions, ETC.
January,
y. Fire in Nashville; loss Si75, eco; B deaths
3. Town of Saybrook, ILL.,, destroyed by fire.
loss. ST 0.000.
& Ei.ht killed in collision on the Wapash
railroad in Illinois.
& SixIv-fVe deaths from fire damn eXp!o-
sion at Krebs, l. T.; injured, 10.
IL Fire DESTROYED brass factory at Water
bury, Conn. loss. S260.O0O.
l6. A $500 600 grain warehouse fire III New
York city; enc death.
Grand opera house block burned i'll W au-
sau Wis; loss, S2GhO50.
Nineteen buildings burned at Au Sable,
Mich.
is. six Killed by explosion at Phoenix powder
mills. Central City, w. V.
81 10 atients killed and q injured IN nos
pital fire at Indianapolis.
~. Pine Eluifs, Ark. loss S50,oG0 by fire.
%. 800 people made homeless by fire at Bev-
erly, ". Va.
G6. A block of buildings burned III Columpus'
O.; loss $50 900.
A 81 0WtO fire at EliZabethport, y. j.
Gotten factory burned at Chester, S. C.;
loss S.2000J
". Railway burned at Meridian, Miss; loss,
Slj00.0.
February.
2. The Appomattox Va.) court house build
ing destroyed by fire.
3. Shoe factory burned at Danvers, Mass.
loss 100000.
G. Two business blocks burned in Rochester,
H. loss. Sl?5,00U.
T. Hotel Royal burned i'll New York city; ~
deaths.
6. Large fire in business portion of Mem
piis: loss. nearly S1,G,0OUo.
II. Grand Central hotel burned at Ell Paso,
Tex: loss, 100000.
Il. The opera house block burned at Mon
. mouth, H.. loss, $780, GOO.
13. Town of Murta. Ark, nearly DESTROYED by
fire; loss, Sl25,0G0.
Is. State insane asylum burned at Jackson,
Miss; loSF, S200.000.
/. \ million dollar blaze in New Orleans.
u. Library block burned in Decatur, Ill. ;
loss, $40 900.
A SlOO, TO fire at Malvern. Ark.
IS. Two acres Of business properties burned
i'll San Antonio, Tex; loss. $500
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
Sailing Graft Lost by Wrecks. Col
lisions, Fires, Explosions, Etc.

lisions, Fires, Explosions, Etc.
January.
Q British bark Childwell sunk by collision
in the English channel; Is of the crew
drowned.
13. 414 persons drowned by sinking Of
steamer Namchou i'll the CHINA sea.
90 British bark Ferndale wrecked i'll Gray's
harbor. Washington, % sailors drowned.
February.
Q Whaling bark Tamerlane wrecked on the
rocks of Puma i'll the Pacific; ii
drowned.
26, Steamer Forest Queen sunk by collision
off Marlborough head, England; II
drowned.
q. 200 fishermen drowned IN gale on the
coast of Portugal.
March.
s7. Steamer Benture wrecked on California
coast at Rockport; drowned.
%. Steamer Alexander Wolcow foundered in
the Caspian sea; $50 lives lost.
80. British bark Falls of Garry sunk off the
Isle of Wight; IA drowned.
81. Steamer Golden Rule burned at Cincin-
natl; deaths.
April.
s. Steamer Housa sunk in a collision in the
German sea; IA drowned.
8. deaths by the capsizins of yacht at
New Haven.
10. A salboat caLsized in Boston harbor.
drowning Instructor A. f. Norberg and
1U BOYS of the Boston Farm school,
26. 80 soldiers drowned by the laundering Of
a sloop in the River Claire, Anam.
MAY.
49, IS sailors drowned by wrecking OF the
British bark Aberdeen on thecoast of
Pembroke.
II. Ship ST. Charles, for San Francisco. blew
up off tie oregon coast: Capt Chapman
was killed.
81. Brazilian ship SoJlmoes wrecked near
the mouth of Rio de la Plata; 10 of the
crew drowned.
%. drowned by the sinking OF 1erryDoat
at Napoleonville. La.
Il The British petroleum vessel Petrolia
from Philadelphia, blew up off the har-
Dor af Blaye, France; 10 drowned
July.
4. Shin Peter Stuart went to pieces on the
rocks OF Yarmouth harbor, Nova Scotia;
IA drowned.
O. deaths by the explosion of Steamer Mont
Bhuc on Lake Geneva, Switzerland.
10. IS drowned by the capsizing OF the
steamer frankie Folsom on Peoria lake,
Illinois,
August.
9. Steamer Ajax sunk in the Gulf OF FIN
land 90 persons drowned.
Is. British ship Thraclan foundered OF the
Isle of Man; % lives lost.
II. Schooner Snowflake capslZed on the
Texas coast. carrying down fifteen peo-
Die, including several prominent cili-
zens of Houma.
September.
1. Twenty-six drowned by the wrecking or
The propeller Western Reserve on Lake
Superior.
October.
Is. Steamer Bokhara lost in typhoon IN
chinese waters; 1OO drowned.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
March.

I. The state female reformatory burned at
Indianapolis: fifty inmates escaped,
wen workmen killed i'll railroad COLI
SION in Milwaukee.
g. He:roil lost $500 900 by fire.
East Liverpool, o., lost Sij1.o0o by. fire.
G. The Eden Musee at Omaha burned.
Z, The Allouz block burned in West Su-
erior, Wis: loss, Sl20,'O0.
Il. Fire damp exploded in the Anderlino coal
miEe near Chartered, Belgium, destroy
ing over 20 lives.
Opera house and stores burned at Bloom
field. To-: loss $4,000.
Is. Gun store burned at Fort Worth, Tex;
loss Si3AG0c.
Kiitanning. Pa, lost 100000 by fire.
AS!0 geo blaze i'll Danbury, Conn.
~. Tie custom house at ST. John, N. b.,
burned loss, $4,000.
Il. Ten killed by the explosion of mill
boiler at East Jordan, Mich.
q. A Sit5.900 fire at Cambridge, Mass
-. Alto. Tex. lost over $1,000 by fire.
-. Glass works burned near Braddock, P. ;
loss. $1,000.
y. Hardware company burned out at Oma-
hat: loss. S!01,000.
%. A Sl40,O 900 factory fire in Cincinnati.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
ALL SORTS OF DOINGs.
Happenings Worthy Of Record,
Here and There and Everywhere
in 1892.

happenings worthy or Record,
Here and There and Everywhere
in 1892.
January.
/. John Dietel, the 730-pound freak, died in
Cincinnati.
10. Natives attacked a French garrison in
Dahomey, and $50 were killed.
February.
1. The constitutiopality of the anti-lottery
law affirmed by the United States su
preme court.
10. anarchists executed by garroting in
Madrid.
25 Socialist demonstration in Berlin.
HHarch.
4. Riot of the unemployed at Dantzic Ger
many.
80. An attempt was made to blow up the
house of NJ. Boulot, public prosecutor
of Paris.
April.
6. Col Rath, the executioner of the Lin
coin conspirators, became suddenly in
Is. One million acres of reservation in South
Dakota opened to settlers.
10. Four million acres of reservation in Ok
lahoma opened 10 settlers.
20. Disclosure of plot TO kill the boy king
of Spain.
%. The Flencn government arrested 81 of
the bestknowp anarchists i'll Paris.
"a. Wholesale arrests of conspirators againsl
the government of Bulgaria.
Nay.
12. Bridge across the Mississippi at Memphis
opened.
.. The 'high water mark" tablet dedicated
at Gettysburg.
s. Bob Ford, the slayer of Jessie James.
shot dp06 nv n flpDI1ty sheriff nj Cre9do.
9. j. A. Van Horn was rescued from the
desert near Tutron, A. T., after sub
- slstiugS days without, water
fell $50 feet and was killed at Berlin.
90. Marquis de Mores killed Capt. Mayer, Of
the French army, i'll a duelat Paris
July.
2. Miss Kate Fox Deneken. one of the origi-
nal spirit mediums died in New York
city.
IL. Fall of glacier on Mont Blanc, at St.
Gervais, Savoy; nearly 200 bodies recoy-
IS. Dr. C. e. Terry killed by accident while
fencing at Fall River, Mass.
August.
9. The planet Mars in opposition to the sun,
the nearest TO the earth since 1877.
25. Gerie Carmo. female aeronaut was
killed by means of faulty parachute
at Detroit.
81. The Hamburg steamer Moravia arrived at
New York with cholera victims on
board.
september.
1. The president issued a circular to quaran-
tine immigrant ships 20 days.
IA. The board of health announced the pres
ence of cholera i'll New York city; the
first victim died Sept. u.
October.
ing the body Of a copperhead snake at
Port Royal, Pa.
80. The Inman liner City of Paris arrived in
New York on mountaineering trip
days II hours and "a minutes-from
Queenstown.
December.
g. A Virginian named Mclaughlin made q
successful inmp from Brooklyn bridge.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
April.

2 "A 500, GOO FIRE in Erie, Pa.
Grcenvll. Miss lost $4,000 by fire.
3. New Orleans lost nearly $500, 900 in two
fires.
.. deaths by an explosion and fire at Fort
Madison, 10.
Furniture factory burned at Fiqua, o.;
loss. Sil0.000.
8. Lead works burned at West st. Paul; loss,
SlH0009.
:. Dis;llcry burned at Portland, Or; loss,
Sl00G00.
Il. Factory burned at Manitowoc, Wis. loss,
S!0U.000.
Is. Nine Geaths by gunpowder explosion at
Moosic Pa.
II. The main building OF Clarke university,
near Atlanta burned: loss 100000.
lG. $4,000 lust by incendiary fires at San An
tonic Tex.
is. Z killed by powder mill explosion near
Lake Hoptacong. y. j.
blocks burned at KenOsha, Wis. loss
over S 00 900
90 Is buildings destroyed by incendiary fires
at Louisville.
Il miners drowned i'll flooded mine near
MinerSville Pa.
20. The town Of Sights, Mich, destroyed by
fire.
q. a 81 ZOO incendiary fire at Gainesville,
Tex.
g7. The Central theater and the Times Office
burned in Philadelphia: loss. Sl.01G000;
j. deaths and nearly 100 people in
jured.
20. G. findings burned at Chase, Michi loss
30. pittsbu F lost s3Oo, 1000 by fire.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01

2s. The Anchor line steamer Roumania, from
Liverpool for Bombay, wrecked off
Portugal; 1l3 lives lost
December.
8. The German steamer Spree towed into
Queenstown III sinking condition.
q. vessels wrecked by gale at Santa Ven
era. Italy; ~ deaths.
Norwegian bark India lost with all her
crew i'll Mersey river. England.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
Winter Tourist Tickets

Now on sale, via Chicago & Great West
ern hallway, to Tennessee. Mississippi 5
Georgia, Florida, Louisiana, Alabama,
Texas. New Mexico and California.
City Ticket Office. 1876 East Third street
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
THE LOCAL RECORD.
The Events That characterized
the Old Year in the Northwest.
January.


the Old Year i'm the Northwest.
January.
4 ST Paul plasterers mobbed at West Supe-
riOr.
9. New Rockford roller mills burned.
Annual meeting House of Hope, St.Paul.
3. Death of Basil w. Armstrong. st. Paul.
4. Gov. Merriam distributes political plums.
S. Alliance elects president Ignatius Don
nelly.
lis
13. Archbishop Ireland goes to Europe.
IL. Harvester works. st. Paul, incorporated.
15 Death of Walter A, Wood.
Ii. Chicago Great Western railway lncor-
IS. Strange quadruple fatality at Spring Val
20. Great Northern Express company organ
lied.
Horticulturists meet at Owatonna.
"a Mesaba iron lands boom.
49, Northwestern lumbermen visit W est SUI
perior.
81 Federation meets in Minneapolis.
February.
/. Verne water works completed.
= Duluth elects Democratic mayor
z St Paul curling bOuSpiel opened.
8. Winnipeg wins the curling trophy.
g. St Paul curriers' win the Merriam medal.
W, II Sauborn appointed United States
judge.
70. Extensive purchase Of Mesaba mines.
Lieut.. Col Curtis died i'll ST. Paul.
10. Nineteen horses cremated at Farlbault.
IA. johnson wins skating race at st. Paul:
Is. Mai. Jones reports on Red River valley
navigation.
Death of Hon. E. F. Drake. OF st. Paul.
Hamlnc university oratorical contest.
1G. Democratic state committee meeting.
II. Veterans meet in Minneapolis.
odd Fellows meet in st. Paul.
IS. Ladies' worlds fair auxiliary organized.
10. ri. P. Hall sells the ST. Paul News.
20. President Hill of the Great Northern, Sc
cures right of way into Spokane.
20. Steamship Indiana takes gift OF wheat to
Russia. ,
%. st. Paul Commercial club eschews poll
tics.
%, Flanview and Elgin railroad bonds de-
clared illegal.
Death of Matthew Bland Harrison, Du-
luth
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
Are You Going South or West This
Winter?

If so. consult the inducements offered
the travelling public in rates and serv-
ice by the Chicago Great Western Rail
way and connections. Round-trip rates
are now in effect to all principal points
in the South and West. City ticket
Office, 195 East Third street.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
March.

1. Capt. II. A. Castle becomes postmater of
ST. Paul.
St.Paul Business Unions; Secretary Beck
installed.
Wilmot wins amateur billiard champion
ship.
2. Duluth mining exchanges consolidate.
3 Death of A. j. Sawyer, Minneapolis.
5. Death of Hubert H. Miller, St. Paul.
g. Griffen kills Louis Bader, st. Paul.
O. Death of William Lindeke. st. Paul.
- Commander Palmer visits the veterans.
a. St Paul banquets President Mccall. of the
New York Life Insurance com pany.
49, Miss Lucille Stickney married. st. Paul.
II. Nushka bowlers win the GLOBE medal.
Death of Capt. j. B. Bresette, st. Paul.
1S Death of Judge Secombe, Minneapolis.
10 Jobbers' union. St. Paul, elects Off GERS.
% Opening of Commercial club, ST. Paul.
March.
90 Troops ordered to Browns valley.
New electric line to White Bear
20. Kate Davis acquitted of murder, St Paul.
IL Minnesota Democrats name cleveland DEL
Harvester works site located, St. Paul.
April.
1. Cashier Anthony, Kasson, commits sui
eide.
2H. P. HALL banqueted by his st. Paul con-
ferrees.
Murderer Whalen captured at st. James.
s. Mississippi navigation is open.
IA. White Earth agency buildings burned.
Is. Sisseton reservation opened.
N Dog fighters arrested near Anoka.
90. Death of W. H. Dixon, assistant general
passenger agent Milwaukee railway.
q. Funeral of DR.. j. W. Murray, Minneap-
oils
%. odd Fellows convene in Minneapolis.
81. Navigation opened at Duluth -,
an axe.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
Thankful Now for Small Favors.

EastOn Free Press.
The POpulists in Minnesota are very
kind in declaring they will permit thei
Republicans to organize the state
senate.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
September.

5. State fair opened.
Labor Day celebrated.
G. w. W. Erwin returns from Homestead.
O. New cordage works for ST. Paul.
IA. Southern Minnesota fair at Rochester.
81. Death of Senator w. G. Ward, Waseca.
q. Minneapolis Exposition closes.
26. Howard, S. D.. has a costly fire.
90. Capt. Conroy, St. Paul fireman. fatally in
jured.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01

Is E.-.ssworks burned at Maurice, Ind; loss,
So 5000.
10. Melting company's plant at Louisville
damaged by fire S135,00a.
90 7,0JJ acres of grain burned at MERGED,
Cal; loss. SO $50.
% Twelve killed and twenty-three injured in
Il collision NJ Harrisburg.
20. Warehouse burned in Seattle, Wash, /; loss,
Sl00,0Jl.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1893-01-01
DISASTERS ON THE DEEP.

s. A Virgnian named Mclaughlin made @
successful jump from Brooklyn bridge
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
travelling RtAks.

With the increased facilities 70,
'ravel and the great number of travel
ess, there has been naturally a Rre.,
increase in the risk OF accidents.
Everyone, who for any reason il
compelled to insure these risks. should
keep by him . supply Of AlLcock's
Porous PLAsTERs, for they are y
wonderful specific in strains Of thu
hack or limbs, such % are almost in.
-vitahle in case Of accident.
Any one starting on long journey
should have one as p-r' Of equip.
me t. Commuters on suburban train.
should keep them both It home xno
in the office.
ALLcocK's Porous PLAsrERs hav.
repeatedly proved their great value il,
time OF need.
BkANDREus PILLS remove al i'm
purities.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
A Feminine Hnsl Ter.

Desire Wilcox of North Lyme
Conn, is woman Of unusual accom-
pl,.hments. For seven yeas she hs.
worked n farm without help, rxcep,
in the busiest seasons. She plows
harrows and plants. harvests her crop,
pitches hay. chops down trees AID
outs them into 6r. wood and railroad
ties; she Jokes and drives ca,tl-.
shears sheep and drives . string OF
from three TO Eve yokes Of oxen with
. skill which is positively artistic.
Desire, who is now so. was marie
when she was 10. but her husband
drank too much cider to celebrate tn.
ceremony. 80 HE new bride took him
out and chastised him severely, then
flung him into . corner. With an in
junction to remain until h. vas sober.
He concluded. however, that discre.
ton Was the better part Of v.Io,, 40
stole away during the night aud has
never been seen sioes.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
~ Pubii.h, Not suppress thu New.

To Pubii.h, Not suppress thu New.
A good many people who ought to
know !" tier appear to be Of the
curious opinion that the real mission
81 newspaper is not to publish the
news, but to suppress the news.
In point of fact, thrrs is no ques-
ton whatever that in giving I . news
and al the M We, public journal not
only fulfiIls its manifest duty but per.
forms . s-rvice Of great value to the
community.
There 10 no stronger deterrent from
evil doing than the fear that al facts
regarding the rsscality will "appexr
10 the papers,"
Compared with that dread, in the
case, for instance, OF . milkman who
has been convicted of selliog wstered
milk. the mere facts of arraignmen,
aud imposition of fine are ~ nothing
II the papers would only suppress
tn" news of the courts the derelict
miIkmsn would care little, knowing
that biz customers would in Ill prob.
ability never he in . position to know
about his rascality.
This being the state Of the case, it
is not It oil strange that the object
most earnestly sought by tho COUNSEL
Tor man who has been asrest- d and
sentenced is often,in,cs the suppress
sion of the facts regarding the case;
so far ~ the public is concerned
Well is it good for the community tina,
this object 10 not a,.s;"ed. and that the
newspapers are true their mission.
1t is msnifrs.ly, therefore. in the
interest If the public welfare that the
policy Of s"ppressi"g news should
never, under any pre.+x., be count.
ensnced in anv quarter.
The story OF thu life of every pa.s.
ing dav is not only interesting to the
public. but it is sminently right tina.
rhe public should know it aud prof
alike by its lessons and it, warnings
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20
lDAHU'S GOOD LUCK.

Various rsrs"nS Want TO Purchase
the Unique structure.
Chicago aerald.l
When the various state buildings
were erected at the moth end OF tho
lair grounds tho question Of salvages
cut hut little figure IN the plans Of the
state commissions. Most OF the com.
MISSIONS were then fush of money.
The end Vt the season finds most of
the state appropriations exhausted,
and several OF the conmiss ons are
"opinv for salvage in tho demolition
OF The hu ldinas to make ends meet
Most of them will be Disappointed.
The buildings OF . purely Temporal!
character will bs torn down At . los.
to their owners. Those that can be
moved have been on the market TO-
some time, but bidders ore law. The
raising Of the Illinois Central tracks
in front Of jackson Park form q
blockade to houss-moving exoep.
north or south Of tho park.
Taers is but one state builling in
the entire list If about two score that
is eagerly sought by bidders, and tina,
70 ld"ho's unique l,x house, 1t the ex.
treme North ~nd OF tho grounds. Tt.
building has not yet bern sold, but
Captain Wells, tho Idaho commits
sioner, has at least half q dozen
offers. ranging from $4,000 upward.
Most Ut thu offers for the Idaho build.
ing como from wealthy sportsmen's
clubs in various parts Of the country
Others wish to buy It for . suburban
'"adhouss or country resort. Captain
Pahrs, the Milwaukee brewer, hss
hoe" lo"~in9 thu building AND con-
ents over with view 10 transferring
{ TO . Milwaukee suburb. asrr.
Miner, tho New York theatrical man.
avrr. has proposed to move it t.
Q '"ey Island. John A. Logan. u.
Of Youngstown, Ohio, also wantsit Il,
hi- fancy stock farm. A. o. Fisher, !.
prominent olubanAn OF Bay CITY.
Mich, 10 another bidder for the pro
pr'ty. Charles Lennon, the Louis
VILE dis,ill~r, and the Idle Wild stocL
ranch Of the same state have had rp
'esen'ativrs looking the building ov.,
with a view to it's purchase.
The Idaho building WAS constructed
with view to its ultimate sale TO,
some such purpose as these cluhme.
want it Tor. 1t can be taken dow,
With ease and every stick numbered
before being packed in ordinar,
freight cars. When the building i.
'e-~rec.ed, with the proper rural sur.
roundirRs. it will he as handsome a
pieoe of rustic architecture NJ there
Is in thu oo'ntry. The style is that
OF Swiss chalet, with mod.6rati. ns
There ale twenty-five kinds OF Idnh.
woods in the structure, an the in
terror decorations are entirely in ma,
tuee woods. The valuable and artistir
collie ,tlons Of the products OF III.
state, animal. vegetable and mineral,
wh,oh have attracted hosts If visitors
during the fair season, will probably
be sold with the bu,lii"g.
Wood River times. [volume] (Hailey, Idaho) 1882-1915, 1893-10-20

Tho TIMES is again urged to call
public attention to tho presence o,
sAwdnss in Wood River; as, unless
the nuissnce is stopped it will inevi.
tsbly and speedily kill the fish, aud
thus deprive all OF US OF . aelioacy
and some of US of our only means of
support.