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St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20

sound as ever and has been sent to
Pittsburg to start in the free-for-all to-
morrow. His owner, Perry Taylor, said
that the little bay gelding had COM
pletely recovered from his soreness. anu
that Driver Andrews on Sunday sent
him mile In 2;l3, the last quarter at a
2:0S gait
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
Planning ELL Fire

Fire broke out at midnight in the
planning mill of Shevlin Il Carpenter, on
Fourth avenue north and Washington.
The blaze was confined to the shaving
and lumber sheds. The loss Is 5000.
fully covered by insurance.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
Hurt in a Mill.

L. E. Tarnin, a mill hand at the
Akeley mill. was badly injured in an
accident Yesterday. He was caught in
the machinery. His right arm was
mangled and the shoulder dislocated.
lie was taken to Asbury hospital.
Amputation will probably not be nee
eSSaTV.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
summIrs at Practice.

The Summit bowling club played a
practice game at Foley's alleys last
evening, which resulted as follows:
Van Keuren 137, Murphy 143. Hastings
III. WinQuist III. Schaber 145. Peltier
$50. Muggley 179, Jarshlshek 155, Hauke
l36, Stone l64.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20

Olaf N. 0strom, president of the
Swedish American bank. died last even
ing of congestion of the brain. In 1850
he came to this country and settled in
st. Paul. In 1868 he removed to St.
Peter; in 1878 to Evansville. and in 1883.
to this city. He leaves quite an-estate.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
Brown Won.

The mile scuil race between c. F.
Brown, of the Lurlines, and AL. Buffing-
ton on Saturday last. which was de-
clared a tie, was run over again yester-
DAY. Brown won by twelve incnes.
lie distance was two miles and the
time l3:45.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
Poisoned Pickles.

The families OF w. F. Wyant. Horace
De Groodt and Louis Perkins, of Ex-
celsior, were poisoned yesterday by par
taking of some pickled beets. They will
recover. 1t is thought that the poison
was contained in the vinegar.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
The Trouble.

Detroit Free Press.
Willie Slimson We don't go to that
grocer you have any more.
Mrs. Kingle y-What was the matter.
Willie? Couldn't -FOUR mother stand
him?
Willie Slimson-She says she couldn't
stand him of.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
IVES AGAIN The WINNER.
SECOND WIGHT or THE GREAT BILL
* IkRD MATCH.
TWO THOUSAND PRESENT.

americas Champion Scored ,O0f
~ to the Englishman's 932-The
..a Play Devoid OF Any Special
Features, the Men Playing He
az. low Their Usual Form-Gen-
r. eraI Sporting Events.
CHICAGO, Sept. 19.-The second night
OF the billiard match between Ives and
Roberts was decided in favor of
Ives, he scoring .1,OO1 to the English
mans 932. This gives Ives total
score of 2,001 to 1,s25 for Roberts.
Inc play tonight was devoid of special
features, both men playing below their
usual form. The largest run made was
1s7 by Ives. Roberts high water
mark being 6s. Roberts, as on
the previous night, relied chiefly on
pocketing, though he ventured little
more with cushion caroms. Ives. how
ever. proved his superiority in this part
of the game, and the lead he secured at
the start was never shaken. About
1000 people witnessed the game. and
the enthusiasm was not great. Follow
Ing is the score:
Roberts-O, IA. 5, O., o, 0, 20, 1. 80, O. Al.
20, 8, 81. 10, 0. O, o. 10. o. 4. 0. Al. o, 0. l,
B. 0, So. O. 80, z, 4. o. I6, 43, z, o. l, o. 40 +.
s. 0. 5. D. o, 2, 63, 0, IS. IS, a, 2. Is, Is. 9,
2, 20, 8. O.. 50, 3, II, II, Is, 5S-total. 932;
average, 14.34.
Ives'-44. 4. 0. 0. II. 5. Is. l, IS. 0, o, 16.
4, 5, 0, 0, o. l6, Z, 110, 0. 2 4, 6. 9, 0. 10, l,
Q, 81, 0, 4. 0. z, 134. 8, 0, 0. 8. s. 5. 1S7, O6,
., IL. 0, s, 14O, O. II, 4, l. "a, Q, 0. Z. 0. ),
2S, 13. s, 0, Z, l9. Total, 1,Ool; average,
II IL
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
a Counterpart.

Detroit Free Press.
Artist-Wouid 1 could paint you as
you are.
Pert Miss-Are what?
Artistic painted.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
JAMlsoN GETS 1T.

Nelson Names His State Chair
man for Judge.
Yesterday afternoon Gov. Nelson ap-
pointed Robert Jamison to the district
bench of Rennepin county TO succeed
Judge Hooker, deceased, and forward
ed the commission to the lucky man at
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
BABY'S THREE NEEDS,
Cleanliness. Sound Sleep
and Proper Food.
No Pains Should Be Spared to
Secure the Infants Health.
Upon the Little Ones Diet Depends
It's Life and Happiness.

An infant has put three big needs
food. sleep and cleanliness.
During the important first few years.
when the child is rapidly developing,
10 pains should be spared to secure
food of absolute purity and sufficiently
nourishing for every need OF healthy
growth.
Breast milk is at first baby's ideal
food, but there are circumstances under
which artificial feeding becomes a5sO-
lutely necessary. The proportion of
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20

The CuIbeFtson Will.
twill be remembered that the late
". ). Culbertson. a wealthy capitalist
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20

The Minnesota Loan & Trust Co.
Allow FIVE per cent interest on six
months deposits.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20

The Pythian Pen, tone dollar year.
should be read by every K. of z. III the
Northwest. Subscribe for il and keep
posted. Address 63 East Fifth street,
st. Paul. Minn.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
for Infants ara G3s4i9Sl7ar1.

"Castoria isso well adapted to children that
recommend it as superior to any prescrip5ioa
known to me" Il A ARCHER II. D.,
III So. Oxford St, Brooklyn, =. Y.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20
BURKE AFTER STREETER.
VICE PRESIDENT or THE GUARANTY
LOAN ASSOCIATION ARRESTED.
HIS BAIL rs FIXED AT $4,000.

Mayor Eustis and II. E. Fletcher
Furnish It-Charged With De-
Claring a Dividend When the
Company Had Not Earned One
-Jamison Named as District
Judge.
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20

PITTsBURG, Pa, Sept. 19.-Daub was
an easy mark for the PittSburgs today.
Rain stopped the game ut the end OF the
sixth inning, Attendance, 1,5OO. Score:
St. Paul daily globe., 1893-09-20

mothers in our large towns who are
able to fully discharge the maternal
duty of nursing during the whole OF the
natural period are few.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

There's a so;de differences
between the help that's talked of
and the help that's guaranteed.
Which do you want, when you're
buying medicine?
If you're satisfied with words, you
Get them with every blood-purifier
but one. That one is DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery. With
that, You get q guarantee. If it
doesn't help you, you have your
money back. On this plan, a medi-
cine that promises help is pretty
sure to give it.
But it's because the medicine Is
flifferent, that it's sold differently.
Its not like the sarsaparillas, which
are said to be good for the blood
in March, April, and May. At all
seasons and in all cases, it cures
permanently, as nothing else can,
AL the diseases arising from tor
MD liver or from impure blood.
Is's the best blood purifier, and
it's the cheapest, no matter how
many doses are offered for . dollar.
With this, ron pay only for the
good you get
Can ron ask moref
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
Jerry Peck Dead.

Jerry Peck, an old citizen Of Au-
drain county, died at his home on
Youngs Greek at Z O'Clock a. m.
Thursday of heart failure. The fu-
neral services took place Friday
morning at IL O'Clock at
Long Branch church. Deceased
lived on Youngs Creek for twenty
years or more and was an honest
and upright man. He leaves six
grown ehildren--three sons and
three daughters.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
THE HOOP SKIRT IN KENTUCKY.
Bourbon Legislators Refer the Matter
t. the Religious committee

FRANKFORT, KY, Feb. S.-Rep-
resentative Peak introduced fill
in the House to-day entitled, can
act to prevent the sale, loan and
wearing of hoop skirts When
the House was able to get its breath
again there was a motion to refer
the bill to the Committee on Religion
and Morals. Chairman Ayers OF
that committee denied that the ques-
ton was one affecting the religion
and morals Of the community and
did not want his committee to have
the responsibility of the measure,
but was forced to take it alter it was
discovered that the House was not
up to the late constitutional eonven-
ton, and did not have COMMITTEES
on crinoline.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

ACCORDING to a recent newspaper
poll of Congress on the Hawaiian
question, 20 Senators favor annsxa-
ton, 35 protectorate, and 81, are
on the fence. In the House 80
favor annexation, 46 oppose it, and
II haven't made up heir minds.
Nol much real informition in that,
even granting its absolute correct
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Miss ANNA DIoINsoS wants
s125, 900 for havingbeen kept in an
insane asylum five woeks, and has
brought suit for tha amount against
those who put her here. There are
several people apund here who
would be willing to remain in an
asylum for an intefinite period at
S25, 900 a week,
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
Tyler-GIenn.

Elder C. G. Hill, of Laddonia,
passed through town last week, en-
route home from Galloway county,
where he united in marriage Mr..
Robert Tyler and Miss Gertrude
Glenn. Miss Glenn is a neice of
Mrs. Caie Guthrie of this city, and
the daughter Of Mr.. John Glenn, q
prominent Callawegian.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

GOVERNOR w. J. STONE has thor
oughly investigated the charges
made against Adjutant General
Wickham by ex-Chief Clerk James
Smell, of the Adjutant- Generals Of
fice. The Governor examined each
voucher drawn by General Wickham
and finds nothing wrong in his ac-
counts. Wickham's friends were
confident oil the time that there was
nothing in the charges filed against
him.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

A New YORK man has wageid
some money that he will go to ga
for forty days in dry goods bx
with dog and spirit-lampso
sustain and comfort him. Of couse
the man has a right to inflict as
much discomfort upon himself as
he sees fit, but how about the dg.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

IT has been discovered that the
new Columbian postage stamps can
be used to splendid purpose as wall
paper for parlor decorations. One
stamp on each wall and two on the
ceiling give fine rocco effect an-
less the stamp has to be cut down to
fit the space.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
Lyuching Fealews Burning.

PARIS, Tex, Feb. s.-The body
of William Butler has been found
hanging to limb and riddled with
bullets on Hickory creek five miles
southeast Of this city. He was a
step-son Of Henry Smith, who was
burned alive here last Wednesday,
and made himself notorious during
the search for Smith.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
awful SKIN DISEASE
covered Head to Feet with Scales.
CouId not Work. Could not Sleep.
Wished Herself Dead.
Read Of Cuticura. Got the Remeoies'
Relief Immediate and Cure Speedy
and Complete.

fsa, thankful for your wonderful Cur1cuEA
RxxEnIxs which have cured me Of an awIuI
skin disease from which I suffered for ass nine
y5e.s,,,. yos waa covered from head 70 feet with
scasy disease. could not work: Ny hands were
% sors could NOT wash, and often wished m. ny.
;.h ose. vranned around me, and cry with pain:
Ts1s asd seser eyeryshins could hear Nohng seemed
70 40 me he least good, until saw 20 g sdssr e:
tisement In the paper OF wonae s m hn.ssnd he
Si.ease Tas The same ~ mine. He got me me
CIrrIcuxI RrnEpfss, and before bad taken ne
sct they gave me great relief anc oon,a csp seep'
IA AZ t,rrTIcunA RssoLvKFr an. they cured me-
an wen nov, and must praise your medieins.
Nas, NARY THOMAS. Elmer, kich.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

SENATOR DoLpH says he isn't
sore-headed because he didn't get
that Supreme Court vacancy, and
ne would not have accepted it if it
had been offered him. "Methinks
this fellow doth protest too much" !"
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Mr.. HARRISON and his cabin
would better leave the annexation
Hawaii to Mr.. Cleveland and th
Democratic Congress. 1t is too in
portant a matter to be disposed
during the short time remaining
the disposal of the present admin
tration. /
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

THE Panama investigation COM
mittee has no business to attempt to
protect the reputation of any man.
II there be guilt let it be known, no
matter who may be injured. Turn
on the light!
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
sonE coon sTogIEs.

THE MAN AND THE TOMATO CAN.
A certain mans wife heard him
in the adjoining pantry making ex-
pIosive remarks. "What are you
doing. my dear?" she asked.
"Opening can Of tomatoes, " he
answered.
"What are you opening it With"
she asked, sweetly.
"With a knife,n he replied, saw
agely. "Did you suppose I was
opening it with my teeth?"
"No. From the language which
you used I thought you were OPEN
ing it with prayer"
THE PENALTY OF ERUpITIoN.
A caliow youth was placed by
his father in the Office of the village
attorney to study law, at a salary of
nothing a week. At tho end Of
the first days study he came
home and his father said: "Tobe,
how do you like the law7"
"Tain't what it's cracked up to
be-" he replied. ssI'm sorry I
learned it"
A HIGH PRICE FOR CONVICTION.
Conkling had defended a man
who was on trial for arson. He had
been convicted below and on appeal
the conviction was affirmed and
Conkling rendered his bill, which
was questioned by the mans friends.
Conkling was rather new at the bar.
He called upon Mr.. O'Conor. He
said: tThere is johnson, now,
whom / defended in a hard fought
trial and argued the case on appeal
at the General Term. To be sure
he was convicted and the conviction
was affirmed. But I had a grear
deal of trouble, gave my best ser.
vices in the matter and / onl,
charged him $500, and his friends
decline to pay my bill. Don't YOU
think the charge is reasonable and
fair?"
Mr.. O'Conor turned in his ehail
and said: "Well, Conkling,
have no doubt that you did the bes
you could. You had a severe trial
You exercised your best efforts il
the higher court, and $500 is not I
large bill. But I have no doubt h'
could have been convicted for ,
great deal less money"
THE LORD AND THE DAISY.
| A Sunday School teacher was try
ling to impress upon his pupils th'
care of the Deity for all living things
Igreat or email, and, getting to th'
peroration of his address, he said
"The Lord, who made the mountain
made the little blade of grass. Th'
Lord, who made the ocean, mad
the pebble on the shore. The Lord
who made me, made daisy"
loUIcK CONVERSION OF THE HEATHEN
| Up in the country where l cam
from they used to have practice
illustrations of different subjects il
the churches and schools.
On one occasion at the churcl
fair they had living tableau illus
trating the blessings Of missions
The girls stood on one side and tn
boys on the other. The girls repre-
sented Christians and the boy
heathens. At given signal th
heathsns embraced Christianity.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
The Lewis Murder Trial.


The case of State of Missouri vs..
George Lewis, charged with murder,
was called in the Circuit Court FRI
day. 1t comes to Audrain county
from Pike. Mr.. Lewis is charged
with the murder of man nam,d
Brown. Ii is claimed that Mr..
Lewis and Miss Brown, daughter Of
the deceased, were in love with each
other and at the time of the killing
Miss Brown was visiting at the resi-
dence Of Lewis folks. Mr.. Brown
and sons came over after her
and during the alteration the
defendant shot and killed Brown, as
he claims, in self defense. There
are a large number of witnesses
present from Pike county and quite
an array of legal talent on both
sides. The following is the jury in
the case:
Thos. A. McIntire, s. S. Gala
way, Monroe Beagles, ]. w. McCor-
mick,J. B. Woolery Edward Haley,
George Marshall, Benz. Gilmore, w.
III. Mallory, H. N. Ess, A. j. Lit
trell, w. A. Marshall.
The attorneys in the case are:
For the State Ras Pearson, Prose-
cutting Attorney of Pike county,
Hon d. a. Ball, of Pike county,
and ). G. Trimble, Prosecuting At
torney of Audrain county; after
neys for the defense, George Rob-
ertson, of Audrain county, and
| Messrs. Dempsey and Hoste!ter, Of
| Pike.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

THE strongest argument for the
confirmation of the nomination of
Judge Jackson yet presented is
Clarkson's abuse. of Mr.. Harrison
for having made it.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

AMONG the very first improve.
ments in the spring should be paved
streets throughout the business por-
ton of the city.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

WHEN he sees how much amuse-
ment his friends are having in max
ing cabinets for him, how can Mr..
Cleveland have the heart to spoil
the fun by completing one for him
colf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
SCHOOL sUP'T WOLFE.
This O6lcial to Be Investigated For
Withholding Wages Due An
Employe.

Jefferson City Correspondence Globe Democrss.
Small sensations affecting high
State officials are the order of the
day in this town. Tomorrow DR..
Eaton, OF Washington County, will
introduce a resolution in the House
asking for the appointment of COM
mittee of five to investigate charges
made against State Superintendent
of Public Schools L. E. Wolfe. This
action on the part of DR.. Eaton will
be based upon current rumors that
Supt. Wolfe withheld certain part
OF the wages of Miss Sue O Bannon,
who, until the FIRST OF the year, was
a typewriter in his Office. A Globe
Democrat reporter called upon Mr..
Wolfe this evening and informed
him of the prospective investigation.
In the course Of somewhat lengthy
conversation Mr.. Wolfe said that
Miss O'Bannon had formerly been
a teacher in the public school at
Moberly, while he was superintend-
ent of the same. After he qualified
as State Superintendent she accept
ed the position of typewriter in his
Office and expected to receive $500
per annum. The Legislature, how
ever, in appropriating money, al
lowed wages for this position at the
rate Of $3.50 per month. Mr..
Wolfe then went into an explana-
ton Of her qualifications. He says
she was absent three times, once on
a visit, another time on account of
illness and a third time on account
of the sickness and death of her
mother. An assistant, then Miss
Smith, but now the superintend-
ent's wife, was employed to help
along with the work, and when Miss
O'Bannon's warrants were drawn
they called for her full salary ,and af-
ter they were cashed she turned over
$12 so each month to Supt. Wolfe,
who says he reimbursed those who
assisted in keeping up the work. He
thinks there was not over $50 taken
from Miss O'Bannon in this way
and says he has receipts therefor.
Mr.. Wolfe freely admitted that it
was not proper to return a voucher
to the Auditor for the full amount of
Miss O'Bannon's salary and then
take part of the same for other
purposes, but he aays that at the
time he supposed it was all right and
would save the Auditor the trouble
of making out extra warrants. He
regrets very mnch that the matter is
to be made the subject OF legislative
investigation, but AYERS that the only
matter upon which he can be criti-
cised is in the manner of drawing
the warrants. About the first of the
present year Supt. Wolfe's chief
clerk, Howard A. Gass, and Miss
O'Bannon resigned without assign
ing any cause, SO far as the public
is aware, for doing so, and there was
considerable talk at the time over
the matter. Mr.. Wolfe said to-day
that Mr.. Gass was relieved from
duty because of incompatibility,
whatever this may mean. Mr.. Class
has persistently declined to talk con.
cerning his resignation, but it is
presumed that he will do so when
called upon by a committee to tes
| tify.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
EMs OF INTEREST.

: |
Ex-ator Ingalls, claims that
he is ding $1,000 a month by
lecturiI
Twddians who live in Atchison,
Kas., pr plug hats, and one of
them a mustache.
Th@st words of Gen. Winfield
Scott Fe an injunction to his SER
want Jake the best possible care
of hiSrse.
SEP are now made that will
weighe flame Of a candle or the
small strand of hair plucked from
the eirow.
He's are a drug in the Idaho
mark The other day 1900 good
younInimals were sold in a bunch
for s|a head.
It.is the only country where
govenent lotteries are still main
tain{ The people demand them,
and ey are source of considerable
revae.
The issue of one of the promi-
mem magazines for the current
MOI is printed story which
wascepted twenty-five years ago.
To-E it sees the light and its au-
thos dead.
largest book ever known is
ovid by Queen Victoria. 1t is
eigen inches thick and weighs
six three pounds, and contains the
adesses of congratulation on the
ocfion of her jubilee.
lie first almanac printed in Eu-
rolls believed to have been the
"nendarium Novum," by Regi-
infamous, calculated for the three
yes, 1475, 1494, and 1913. 1t
W. published in Buda, in Hun
cd.
here are in existence, it is
ell med, specimens of paper made
fro rags as early as the Fourteenth
cdury, the Oldest extent being, it
iseported, a letter from Joinville
td4ouis X. of France, dated A. D.
Us.
a resident of Alexander, North
erolina, who is ninety-four years
fage, is said to have never pur-
iased a pound of meal or -four, or
bushel of grain of any kind. He
rs always raised all his supplies on
is farm.
1t is claimed that the best handles
small tools are made from the
'ood of the apple tree, which is very
ard when dry and possesses a fine
rain. Moreover, it is said it does
OF crack easily after it has been
ressed.
The Mohammed, through his ha-
ed of idolatry, would not purchase
sweetmeat which bore likeness to
wing things, nor would a Hindoo
'ho had respect for his person be
old enough to offer an image to an
.fghan.
Some one has computed that the
ollege endowments of Massachu-
etts foot up s1O,05O,oo The
uilding and grounds are worth So
Is ,O5O, while the scientific apparat'
S of all the higher institutions il
1orth 81 ,O2O,OO
A New York shoe dealer has re-
eived an order for a mammoth pail
shoes from an old coloree
reacher in Georgia. The shoes art
/ inches in length and II inches
q width. The measurement owe
nd around the instep is 1871
nches.
Among trees, the elm reaches al
ge of 335 years; the ivy, 45o; th'
hestnut, 600; the olive, 700; th'
edar, 800; the oak, 1900; The
'ew, 900; while Humboldt com
,uted the age of a baobab tree
species of banyan, to be b,U'
,ears.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

EVEN Connecticut banker will
sometimes be CARELESS about money
matters. One Of them signed a
blank check and gave it to his
daughter, telling her to fill it up
when she wanted pin money. She
wanted $40, 600, and she got it; she
also wanted the cashier of papa's
bank, and she got him. The pair
are now on an extensive bridal tour.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

The old question, ':does education
edueate?" is again being discussed
in connection with college cduca
ton. 1t depends altogether upor
the subject. Some people-colleg'
graduates among them-could neveI
be really educated, no matter how
many years might be devoted to th'
attannnf
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

To THE Minnesota legislature
Better let hoopskirts alone; they
have gotten men into serious trou-
BILE.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16
A REIIABLE rumor is to the effect

A RELIABLE rumor is to the effect
that Hon. Champ CLARK, Congress
man-elect from this district, has
made up his mind when the proper
time comes to recommend to Pfesi-
dent Cleveland j. w. Mason fof
Postmaster of Mexico. Mr.. Mason
is an old schoolmate of Clark's and
was one of his most active support
ers and is well qualified for the
place.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

Lillis F. Smith, formerly of Au-
drain County, has been elected Gen.
eral Manager of a big Farmers
Terminal Warehouse Company at
Palouse City, Wash.
Mexico weekly ledger., 1893-02-16

1T seems that the Indian Chief
Iwo-Strikes might more appro.
prlately be named "Three-Strikes-
and-out -