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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-04-01
ARTICLES

Cash quotations were as follows:
Flour quiet, firm. Wheat - No. 2
spring, 5e3sQ05354e; No. 5 spring. 60c;
No. red, 5o}s015S34c. Corn-No. 2,
3619@5G34e. Oais - No. 2, 305sc; No. 2
white. 322a4 0e34c: No. white. 3240
33c. Rye-No. .. ace. Barley-No. ,,
nominal; No. 3, 5l05Sc; No. q, 500
81. FlaXseed-No. l, Sl.33. Timothy
Seed-Prlme, S4.25. Mess Pork-Per
biol. S1l.521 5@ll.55. Lard - Ppr 100 lbs,
S6.911 5@1.0U. Short Ribs Sides Qoosp),
s5.S2l 900 50. Shoulders - Dry salted
(boxed), S5.s715(06 1919. Sides-Short
clear boxed, S6.31115@6.6215. Whisky
-Distillers' finished goods. per gal,
Sl.15. Sugars unchanged. Receipts
Flour. $1,000 bbls; wheat. $4,000 bu;
corn, 100000 bu; oats, 174O00 bu: rye,
5000 bu; barley, 4l,00O bu. Ship
ments-Floar, $4,000 bbls; wheat, S.
600 bu; corn. $4,000 bu; oats. l94, 600
bu; rye, LOCO bu; barley, 10000 bu.
On the produce exchange today the
butter market was steady, unchanged
Eggs Gull: strictly fresh, 9H@l0c.
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schram's Renting Agency.

Rooms $50 and 322 Manhattan Building.
> 4 SUMMIT, II rooms, modern. $40
<~f BID Pleasant, Is rooms modern resi-
dence; $50 80
;93 East Ninth, 0 rooms, modern. barn {;
S35
80 Ramsey. rooms. modern residence:
SIS
500 Selby, Q rooms modern. barn; will rent
either furnished or unfinished cheap
9i4 Hague, new modern house; only S25.
566 Pleasant. rooms; bath; tomorrow, 500.
63S Burr roopls, modern residence; S25
s'S Granite 10 rooms (brick). two fami-
lies: SIS
b64Dtsego, rooms water aild sewer; Sl4
fS2 Buffalo. rooms. city WAGER; $40.
- 173 Acker, rooms city water. corner; $40.
Flat, rooms, second floor, 176 West
Fourth. in No. l repair: Si2
40 Thomas. up stairs, four rooms, city
water: S..
3y5 Lafond. S-room house, city water; sf3.
300 Goodrich, 7-room house; Sl2.
20 Forbes av., Groom house, water: Sis.
245 Goodrich, nice up stairs, water: SIS.
We have houses SIS upwards. Call for list
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ElUEVEtFs Wheat.

DULUTU. Mimi, March 31.-Wheat
was dull and lifeless today. 1t opened
strong, sc up for May. and practically
unchanged Tor july. The market sold
off at once, and closed with May &c be
low yesterday. July &c down, and spot
wheat unchanged.
Close-No. l northern, cash, 6Oslc;
March, .5Sc; May, 6l19c; July. 62slc !;
September, Csc; to arrive, Gl3Ic. Re
ceipts-W heat, - 224G; oats, 1875; fax,
429: shipments, barley, 81.
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HI. & Val ]. RothsclniId.

Real Estate and Loans-Ranial Department
T. .3l9 Pioneer Press Building.
NNE Do NOT OFFER YOU A LARGE
w list-quality. not quantity. .a.-
A very desirable home, built and occupied
only as such, for rent on reasonable terms to
first-class tenant only -. ts-
good ten-room house on Ashland av..
East of Kent. at S35.
j. A compact neat seven-room house, East
and occupied as home only. Very low
rental for first-elass tenant
No. 275 Kent ST., with sewer, water bath,
gas fixtures. etc.. so.
Home at No. 1l5l Sherburne av. small
barn, chicken houses, yard, good well, first
class house. low rent to sHre-pay tenant, if
taken Immediately Sl2.50
We have other places on our list ranging
from S35 to SIS, including one Crocus Hill
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WHITAKER & GODDARD,
Renting Agency.
200 Manhattan Building

sVU 1tUIIIuttttI DuIIUIIS.
ELEGANT HOME on Summit av., com
H plesely furnished. - 80 1872
Ten rooms, 497 Dayton av very desirable
Thirteen rooms. Pleasant and Thompson
avs. first-class
Eight rooms, Holly av. modern; very
cheap.
Nine rooms, 596 Iglehart St. modern: $50.
Eight rooms, modern, on West side; barn
$50
Seven rooms, Summit av.; desirable and
cheap.
Six rooms, modern. central location; SIS.
Three room fiat, good location. 50.
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8 nitEs & Tayior'SsIst of Houses
for Eent.

2lS Manhattan Building q
MO. 81 EAST TENTH ST, corner Cedar,
In pleasant home with all modern i'm
provements, in easy walking distance. A
nice home Tor business man wanting to be
handy 10 business. >j..
Complete furnished house on Dayton av.,
$40 per month. from May list.
No. al Portland av.; ien-room brown stone
dwelling, a thoroughly elegant and COM
plete house: unexce1led location.
No. 5S3 Holly uv.; ten rooms: new: all
modern improvements: brown stone front;
$40 per month to good tenant
For rent. on the island at White Bear. a
new eight-room cottage: ba tn and water; I'M
furnished $3.50 90 pei. season. ,4e.-
Corner of Dayton; and Virginia avs. one
block from cable; eight rooms, with bath: a
large pleasant home: cheap to the right
party. 3
Large store, Nos43 Jackson st. for rent; will
re pair for suitable tenant; rent very low.
.rt.y,4. SMITH d. TAYLOR,
No. els Manhattan Building
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MISCELLANEOUS.

Dr. TUt.ES A-,D FkAMiS of every
variety are cheaper than any place in
the city at the 81. Paul Picture Frame Manu-.
featuring Co., 310 Wabasha St. between Third
and Fourth. A lot of leftover pictures and
frames at haif-price. Bowen IL Muncy.
DICK HAIR-LanguishIng or -impover-
~ ished hair. caused by ia grippe. typhoid
fever, etc, keiokonowssa is tried, unfail-
ing remedy: only successful invigorater OIL
market. Ask your druggist for it. or sent to
any address for 81 by Madame A. Gueron,
South Bend. Ind q
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FITCH BROS. & co.
LIVE STOCK COMMISSION,
south St Paul.
Reference: Union Stock Yards Bank.
DRESS MAKING.

THE NEW FoLLETT SYSTEM of dress
cutting. guaranteed to be perfectly relia-
BILE, now being taught by Mrs. Percival, esq st.
Pster ST.; all purchasing a system can bring
dresses to DE fitted; instructions given in
making free of charge.
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Butter and Eggs.

CHICAGO, March 3l.-Butter steady,
unchanged. Eggs dull; strictly fresh,
914@10c.
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L. I. CASSERLY,

Deals in all kinds of bonds and bank
stocks and good tirst-c.ass commercial pa.
per i'll large amounts.
Money to loan at 5, sig. 6 and { per cent on
or before privilege. Large and small build
ing loans on good inside property a spe
cialiy. Office Germania Bank Building
Room ID
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M EDECAl..
,TIPEWEsiTEEeS.

? D EMfSGTGN TYPE WRITER'S = AL
II ways the standard of comparison, al
ways the best and always have The latest i'm
proVemeilts.- Typewriter paper and supplies
of all kinds. Machines for rent. Wyckoff,
SeamRifS < Benedict ~ East Fourth st.
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i. w. Sl,eDaral..

Oh East Fourth St.-Parlial List.
GE0-ELEyEN ROOMS, BRICK, mod
spOO ern; $50 Dayton Al e "a ~
SI5-Ten rooms, brown stone: 73JiLincoln.
S4e-NiEe rooms. modern:g :564 Exchange.
S5-Sixteen rooms modern b. a. West
Third. -, -,,..v .i.,. ,,.,
Sunlight rooms, modern; $40. North Ex-
change.
= S30-Eight rooms modern: SOL SeIhy.
S3G-Eleven rooms. modern 1850 North Ex-
change. s:.si5 i,Tf>Ef = bas
Si6-Seven rooms. city water:, l9S.iUniver-
sity -,.., ..,..tt
Sl6-Eight rooms, city voter; 300 Dayton
Sia.5o-Five rooms. city @aier;; Az Earring
ton GfA't.'+i t@'i.sEtt
MODERN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES HEATAND HOT
WATER. --ts,5
S2e-Four rooms. bath; Beifeld apartments.
S}2-Five rooms. bath: Be!feld apartments.
S3i-SiX rooms, bath: Alden.
S3S-t light rooms. bath; Beifeld.
MODERN APARTMENTs-BATH. NOT HEATED.
Sin- Four rooms; 4i3 South RoberC ST..
SlG-Five rooms. 345 West Third 81.
S -Four rooms; $50 Smith ay.
Five rooms; 5i2 Broadway.
SlS-Four rooms: 24S West Third St,
- Sl5 for rooms single and Ell suite,
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ROAKD-Wanied. by three young ladies,
- rooms and board in II private family on
St Anthony hill. near toWp,S ferns reasona-
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BOARD WANTED.

DOARD-Young gentleman wants sroom
~ and board with good private familyFwitlf
use of piano; state terms. Address EF 35j
Globe. LOT -
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Fort Wayne. -. 152 do pfd. 49,. 1I5la
CT North. pfd.. 1903 Southern Pacific a
Z. u Z. i. pfd... IS Sugar Refinery. o ls
locking Valley. 2C78 Tenn. Coal& Iron 1914
illinois Central. " Texas Pacific. =. 9t2
st. Paul Duluth % lToi. d o. G. pfd. 10
Kan 4 Tex. pfd. 2rA Union Pacific. a2ve
Lake Erie & West 1913 L. >. Express =. 81
do pfd. -. =. 6gl2 Wabash StL&P 74s
Lake shore. ... 49, do pfd 1CIs
Lead Trust. 3s7s Welis-Fargo Ex. .122
Louis. Il Nash. 5ala Western Union e5k
Louisville d MA. 9hiWheeling d L. E. Is
M0nhatta Con- I28 do pfd 494
Mem. & Charlst'n 10 NJ. & st. L. IoIs,
Michigan Cent 80 d. & r. G liza
Missouri Pacific. 2S94 General Electric 4.s4
Mobile & Ohio. I7IaI National Linseed. 20
Nashville d Chat II Col. F. Il Iron. "a
Nat Cordage 80 22ss DO pfd 1872
90 pfd ...... AZ II. d T. c. =
n. j. Central. .1l4ta tTol, A. A. L. n. NJ. 1pA
n. W. pfd 25ls r., ST. l.. IL X. g., l
North Am. Co.. 5 do pfd -. z
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poAkD-Wauted.bb e aanIfarTliIys6f three
- grown people. rooms and board; must be
frst-class. in u private family; no objection
to the country: references given. Address E
az Globe 81
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DANCENG.

M ALTZiNG taught easy; private lessons
|: w giyenin ball room dancing. Address
James Bodka. 81 Cedar St
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John IL. Hickcy.s Rent List.

John IL. Hickey,s Rent List.
Germania Life Building, Minnesota and
Fourth
MI ODEHN brick house, central, good
1sl neighborhood, low rent. Modern nine
room house, central; low rent Modern
tweive-room houses. central: low rent.
Eight-reom house, zoos Marshall ay.: $40
Seven-room house, All Rondo: SIG. Five
rooms, 1867 Smith av.; SI2 Houses on Ed
mund. Front, Burgess and Litchfieid SITS. at
low rent. Desirable rooms on second floor,
seventh and Wabasha. Store Is East Sew
enth st.
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GOOD HOUs Es, ALL: PARTS OF THE
~ CITY, ALL PRICES, FURNISHED AND
UNPUBLISHED. TAYLOR'S RENTING
AGENCY
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U. :. Is reg il1a4 Isl. L.. &S. f. Gen. II. gjl2
GO do COUP. ll77slSt Paul cohsols. .I.9
DO Is reg ...... 113h st. P. C. & P. lists l6 a
DO IS coup HIP /. P. h.G. 4. r.. Sil2
do 4l2s reg 80. 90 TIP r. CT. Il 49,. 8 :.
Pacific is OF o. 102g2 Union Pac lists .zios III,
La stamped 4s... 04l2tWest Shore: i.~As i0ss4
Missouri Us. 100; K g. W lists = &. Ia,
Tenn new set Is lG3 AtchIsou Is 76Ia
do do :sl03 do ayas ;S
do do IS. rs G. II. d S. A. Gs !, !6
Canada So Ids l03a4I do ss..... 95
Cen. Pacific lists. lbs I'll. 4 Tex e. IS. :. lOfls
ID. & II. G. Is. lii do U.s. lob
do is 49,. 7S- N G. Cs =, LIB
Erie IDS. -. .. So do ss.y.+g,iyS -
M, IL. 81. Gen Gs ALA Tenn. old is go: 50
Go DO as sig Va. CentIrles.... 5DA
Mutual Union Cs. ITO DO DID t 81
\. j. G. Int. Cert 1873 S c. non-fund.
n - ISIS. .1liia Ala. class A -. 81 g
90 .dS. S9A do Bs:.:1a
n. W. con .IiIi2 do CO.. o.
do deb IS. .i1Cl2 do currencies 81
st. L.&I NJ. G IS. 1894
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lOUSES-For rent. Nos. 40 and 472 East
Ii Ninth ST.. opposite Lafayette park: ten
rooms; all modern conveniences. Apply to
Mrs. j. Austrian ATS East Ninth
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GOOD house WITH STABLE, SUITA-
" BILE FOR DOCTOR OK BOARDING
HOUSE. 1893 EAST NINTH ST. TAY-
LOR'S RENTING AGENCY,
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FOR RENT.
Houses.

CARPETS, RUGS, ETC. CLEANED. RE-
~ FITTED AND LAID AT TWIN CITY
CARPET CLEANING WORKS. 1872 WEST
FOURTH ST., TEL. 1i99
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II OUSE-For rent, from May l, ten
II room house, modern Improvements
steam heat, located near Iglehart and ST.
Peter SITS Send card for particulars to P o.
Box 462. City.
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I AS md electric light fixtures: Garland
l ~. and wood heating stoves; short stand
! ing desk; piano boxes 81 each; must vacate
| East Third St s'-s-:<it ti'fs 7.27','
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EfURNITURE-A number of bedroom sets,
cooking ranges gasoline stoves, chars,
refrigerator. folding beds. carpets, dishes,
cooking utensils, wardrobes, bedding, etc.,
for sale cheap. cash or payments Room 10,
Globe bnllding. IS .stn:.. = .l,...s ~
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today were 1O7,2lS shares, including:
American Tobacco. $500; Atchison,
4.200; American Sugar. 1900; Burling.
ton. $500; Chicago Gas, $500; Chesa-
peake Il Ohio. $500; Disabling, 1900;
Louisville d Nashville, $500; Missouri
Pacific, 5, 100; National Cordage, $500:
Omaha, 5000; Reading, $500; ST. Paul.
1880; Union Pacific, $500; Wabash
preferred, 2, 800.
StocMs-Ciosing.
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WHEAT WAS WEAK AGAIN.
THE mar OPTION CLOSED 0NE-HALF
CENT LOWER.


The Tendency of the Market Was
in the Direction Of Higher
trong Closing, With
an Advance All Along the Line
london Buys St. Paul, Atchi-
son and louisville.
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II OUSE-Detachcd house of nine rooms:
IL 449 Fort. near Tenth: city water, large
ward and shade trees
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oCSE-For rent a tirst-class seyen-room
- fiat furnished). with bath. electric
bells and gas fixtures. corner of Victoria st.
AID Seiby av.; SPLENDID opportunity to begin
housekeeping without much outlay of mon
ey; low rent TO Il good tenant VIM T. Hill
lard. Room II, National German American
Bank Building
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INCUBATORS-Reliab incubators and
L brooders: best and cheapest; winners at
worlds fair. Stamp. for catalogue or call
and see machines at 1853 Sherburne av. Take
interurban cars; get off at Lexington ay
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- . E(bR RENT.
= -''F Flats.

Flat of six rooms for rent at PIG West
L Third St.. half block above seven Cor
ners
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l. II OUSES-Four brick dwellings, Nos. 4l3,
II Az and 42J East Tenth ST., twelve rooms
each; No. 406 Grove ST.. nine rooms: within
fifteen minutes walk from Fourth and Jack
son SITS; these houses are all in tirst-ciass
condition aud will be rented cheap to good
tenants. J. X. Hoffman. Gilfllan Block
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FURNITURE = Parlor. suit, wardrobe.
l. chairs and bedroom suit. 420 Wood
ward av. ,--l
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KINDLING WOOD-For sale, box fac
IN tory kindllng wood: two-horse wagon
| load, delivered east of Wabasha ST.. s.; east
| OF Dale ST., $50 Telephone !, 100. Bohn
| Manufacturing M
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M iRRORS for sale cheap; 9 fine mirrors:
w were used in shoe store. Apply SO
East Third st
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HOUSE = Fer rent, eleven-room house
IL with bath room, shade trees aud large
lawn: No s55 Robert ST. Inquire 62 East
Third or j. W. Shepard, No. "a East
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And variety of shafting. hangers, pulleys
boxes. collars, and all the necessary furnish
ings for small mill; will sell all or in part;
must be sold at once; can be seen at our
factory, corner Goodrich and Western avs
The E. D. Horton Trunk Co. 80
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DOR SALE-One Excelsior a03-egg ineu-
L bator, farm and fireside brOo iers,
Daisy bone cutter. 9 buggy harnesses and
street. A
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THE BLOOD is the source OF
health. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla to
keep it pure and rich. Be sure to get
HOODS SARSAPARILLA.

The steam heating pipes have
been taken out of the old jail building
and the holes left open. The build
ing is so cold that Sheriff Glynn in
tends to move into the new building
by Nov. 10th, by which date four cells
are to be completed. A quantity of
dirt is being deposited upon the court
house square, near the Jail, to be used
in grading when the old building is
torn away.
AT the bicycle races at the Brown
county fair, at New Ulm, Saturday,
A. j. Sweet took the first prize in the
one mile open, and the first in the
two mile open, and the third in the
mile handicap, starting from scratch.
John Weis took the third prize in the
mile open, and the third prize in the
two mile open.
To make money. You must be
wise in the saving Of it. To save
money you must be prudent in the
spending of it, To spend money with
the view of making money by saving
it, you should take advantage of the
Model grand benefit sale, commencing
Sept. 9th.
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LAKE CRYSTAL ITE1S.

A reception was held in the Union
hall on Monday evening by the citi
zens of this place in honor of Rev.
n. B. Foot, who has been pastor of
the M. E. church for the past five
years, and who will leave for another
charge next week. A large and en-
thnsiastic audience was assembled
and many words of recommendation and
praise were spoken of the beneficial
work of Rev. Mr.. Foot and his estim-
able wife. A fine church building
free from debt has been erected
through his efforts In social way Mr..
and Mrs. Foot have been leaders in
and out of the church, and as citizen
every progressive movement for the
betterment of the town has received
his help or hearty appreciation. Mr..
Foot's varied experience as business
man, a sailor, soldier and a minister
of the gospel has broadened his mind
and given him better knowledge of
human nature than most men of his
age ever acquire, Both the religious
and secular minded people of the
whole community will miss this
worthy couple for long time after
their removal from our midst.
w. G. Franchere and Henry Roberts
each have large and extensively ar
ranged houses nearly completed.
A medicine company with grandly
dressed Indians as actors on the stage
are occupying Union hall every eve
ming for two weeks beginning Tues
day.
George Mayors, who has lived in
Lincoln township for over twenty
years and in this place for the past
three, has made a recent trip to
Washington, D. c., and while there
purchased farm with all machinery,
stock and portion of the furniture
in the large house on the place, 35
miles from the city of Washington, in
the state of Virginia. He writes
to his family that he will return in a
week and begin preparations to move
to his new home near the nations
capital at once. His $50 acre farm in
Lincoln was sold to Clarence Gilch-
rist, of this place, about month ago
for $4,000 cash, and all he will have to
do to get ready will be to sell the
Lake Crystal residence on Humphrey
street.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-09-28
OPERA HOUSE BOOKINGS.

The opera house has already opened
for the season. The official staff this
season is as follows:
Q. III. Saulpaugh, manager.
@. III. Griebel, treasurer.
Lew Johnson, stage manager.
Prof. w. o. Forde, leader of
orchestra.
John Hoerr, door tender.
W. III. Ward, gas man.
Henry Theissen, property man.
f. E. O'Keefe, scenic artist.
The next attraction is ''The Derby
Winner" tomorrow night. After that
comes "ThepPolice Inspector" and
then crush City,"
The following is partial list of the
bookings for the season:
Moss Jolleties, Stuart Robson, ST
Plunkard, Dan'l Sully, Hoyt's Bunch
of Keys, Milton Mobiles, Lost in New
York, Calhoun Opera Co., Richard
Anderson, Ida Van Cortland, A Green
Goods Man, There After Me, Rose
COghlan, 4-11-44, Davis Uncle Toms
Cabin, Finnegan's Ball, Yon Yonson,
Friends, Faust, Gus Williams, Span
of Life, AL Fields Minstrels, Jane
Coombs, A Turkish Bath, Chas. Dick
son, A Summer Blizzard, Marie Jan
sen, End off, the World, A Trip to
China Town, Inez McCusker, Carl
Gardner, The Devils Auction.
The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1894-09-28
ISIDoR LoHTGINL
NOT A CANDIDATE.

GOOD THUNDER, MINI, Sept. 25, '94.
EDITOR FREE PRESS:-YOur article
of yesterday is forcible illustration
of the old adage that "One must go
abroad to hear the home news" Act
ing upon good medical counsel, the
writer for the last three months has
drank from one to three glasses of
beer day, which accounts for the
frequent SalutatiOn he met with
from those who have not seen him for
some time, "Why, how we'll you are
looking; what have you been doing to
yOurself?" ''Well, we have been TAX
ing a glass or two of light beer a
day all summer" is the only truthful
reply we can make, and we find it
much better than setting up all night,
smoking StramOnium, interSpersed
with inhalatiOns of ether or chlorO-
form, with occasional doses of lObelia,
skunk cabbage or syrup of squills, to
enable us to knock our asthma out
sufficiently to snatch few minutes
sleep now and then before morning
comes. So, you see (for the present
at leaSt), we are not sin it" with the
"Prohibs" at all. We give you fair
warning, however, that, when our
political ambition (which is simply in
embryo as yeti is fully matured, and
we launch our boat on the stormy
seas of political debate, it will not be
for the purpose of obtaining a little
cheap notOriety or free advertising,
neither will it be as a catspaw by
which someone might hope to brighten
his or her selfish political interests,
but it will be with clearly defined
purpose, and that purpose, the purifi-
cation and elevation of civil govern
ment upon that only true and eternal
basis OF human equality, viz: "What-
soever we would that men should do
with you, do We even so with them"
And that other divine principle upon
which republican government can
only hope to reign stable and secure,
viz: Render unto Caesar the things
that are Caesars, and unto God the
things that are Gods" In other
words, the keeping of church and
state forever separate. These, to our
mind, are the only true principles
upon which the tariff, the LIQUOR, and
the public school question can be
equitably and securely settled, and
the only foundation principles upon
which our great republic can safely
build.
We have an abiding faith in the
ever-increasing intelligence and lib
erality Of the American people, and
can abide our time. From the present
chaotic condition of things, viz, the
Legitimate fruit of fusion and gen.
eral idiocy, good Lord deliver us. At
present, State Senator Barr has moth
ing to fear from the writer. We be-
lieve that God still reigns, and in:His
own way, and His own good time, He
will bring order out of confusion.
Should 1T ever fall to our unhappy lot
to cross swords with "The SENATOR"
we hope to find ga foeman worthy of
our steel" We warn Senator Barr,
however, or any other aspirant for
political honors, that when we enter
the arena ''we fight without gloves to
a fnish," asking no quarter of our
enemies, and no personal favors at the
hands of our friends.
w. III. WHITELAW.