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Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15


3aaet al fin 5nbrit anbrnst tn Siue'
mrIc, Der rr ct iulotrnoist &ra1tsr'
enpiar, % BET bsbiie Advertisement for,
bpao Der iabriteres ucSsnuueer.
"9eeordb 8tpublicdu~ Tom 10
FoIte rler | en- ipIintsr M aIGbnlns.
9siie Iisuer Graabieri, ea Be Santle
stGSsr i~aaouotiom it.e bar IupIiote.
"&spublican" Ter nItib net ND.
- Nlilaes OF nf bebfte SIass:
@ammsloit, 9lpiruit, 9imburser liant
sarSinss, auidoluis 90 6iteboaer,
fan man MI tipbs bos Suer aarien.
alt bette bar Werimas.
7ecurab Sp.Raao bar %be1lattst,
at Der Hal lasses 5000 til ben uf Sta
ten iaitiatts "Mulct 2ur" for uSials
at ipiritupie 3%ritteparer, ida bet altiaa
bliper en- aarIis Night at $500.
- 9aar ct Sernbanesa Umpnni bar
al betnle iaa for otabeseritatning, Tom
Wiluaufes aomparist / ben ienere lib
bar mnattst eipre / N%uleoninl al Sa'
rer, itinuIne fra bets 6rustposue, er
bet life at uubres pper, at be oil sipre
Slt mulist for at fal be mistauite
5prbrpoere / Galmar bgrrt. Sa9en
oil MI ,omme pp for Gourtet.
- Gecorab fan p~irteli9 fple Jig itplt
nf at babe ct iaaonnt @%iuiit'Sorps ipm
The Northern Iowa Band, o. bet
buroe banoe paa ben enc % ben anoen
Raabe paaiticnnss Of 8peus 9ublitnm.
6psr 9proas, i pent @eir, pil DC 9ipe
os en- oeili3 6riluftssG Concert, ps bet er
Inn uopnlst @luIit, be 9iper Jig al meb,
bet fan man itple pan.
Mrs. Sprsu Sanion, Der | ben
iioite 3io bar upbplot fig / Grafton,
q. 9atotn, bpor bun bar pnret i'm
suoser, Mtr. satreu, bebiRlpeli8 meb
at Itpre Suiet iioeu fin SDiters Orb, er
tommet ttlbaSe us braote meo Jig 81
lille Barn, Der for 6remtioen
uil uare hos Gebitepapa % 9eoitemlama
- 5Orrise 9sroas miiteoe en- al be
samle tpite ssttlere, SacOb Saas, i'm
9atter, Gift for 10 aar iioen
meb SObn Storb. 8 Wail / NOrb for
3ecorab. tSun eiterlaoer zig 8 Smaas
bcrn. Gsrit gorsbas bleu bun be9ra7
oct meb ct iieloen fort 5gtSe al belta'
9enbe Sla9t % @enner fra ben tatbolIfe
buor Der bulotes 9gos'Wsesie.
Suu babe iorItaaet, at 8Goen narmeoe
fig, ps taset bet 2pite Of i'm Mano, at
BUN ituloe faa Sou at li88e 5 Gage
paa 9i9itran, for Sitterbeos StDlo, ps
bet 2ofte ppfplote ban.
9SrOas G%itermiboas ipiQeOe Lu-
Their College Base Ball Team Bob
meb 9otbIpiaerne fra uuioerIitetet i
Soma Gitp. ST. 8 Gitermiooos brc8
for Glare babe hinge % 0amle pp
til College @ruuoen for at ie pan oenne
meset pnoebe ameritunite SpOrt. Spils
let be9pnSte 81. "A % pareoe III ST.
46. SOMA Gitp @utterne panot benne
Sang meo 13 MOB 10 Tallies. Siior
be besse @ause, be ipilebe mob
College. Spiaet bar ct At be
bebite, hi bar baot i 9ecorab, % ale
spiuenoe ppibrte iis iom Gentlemen,
bpiltet life altio er 3ilialoet oeo iaa'
oanue 9rsuer paa 9p9ti8beo.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Mpnument for en- Girls.

banopernnife gp aDreburg or Der icrnn
RaaebuIet reiit ct MiHSssmrrtt for en-
@ris, Tom "opoaeebs epueturss Salt
fiber. Sube | McHumentst % bsitpt.
tat pso en- @lasruSe fer ma en- notiaa
sobt beparet Stinte, Tom al SuoFriiten
paa Minoesmrrtet e~riares at bare "ee
eSoelise 9euniuser Of ben uSrbeli9s
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
9rGuot GreamerD.

Goois Corners Creamery i Spparp
Gountp er neSbranbt; oft MaItineri,
5000 Iuno Smcr % ben belle Sebolo'
ming al 6lBoe % 0telf blco ppIluet nf
5lammerne. 2abet er $4,000, meoeus
aSiuroucen BLOT er $4,000, Man
si9tter paa, at Sloen er paaiut,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
$4,000 stnSenttr finSss Der mi

2S,OOO SftiDetttr nloes Der MI
peo be tpIts unioerTtster. 3et iuarsr
til 81 Stuoentsr paa bpert 100000
Neunefter. 3ette er bog iOrbulospis
life Here Stuoenter, emo man timber i
andre 9anoe. 9i bisie or $3.50 tbeolo'
siite, $3.50 Suriiter % 5000 Meoici'
mere. Oct filoiofiite 5atultet bar 7400
Stneenter. 5or ole Says @eotum'
menoe er 9alet langt itcrre eno Be
booet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Ten @iano, bois ea3ltjs uoSiiter or
en- Sag Of ~aIpcrlis o. itaots SetpSntn9 bar
ttte Raao til at soe ben miloite SmuIe al
Stprteu hos ben auiuoe ban elifer, alt maa
Der ipnrss paa, Sto. Grbtios % SrGuoiel.
Suer Dollar % bper 5iure maa briHses til
at poe eeres beoite uobptts, % oerior latte
en- icm al Grfdrin3 iisnosr ale be Sproer,
Snshcloniu9eu logger paa Suitrusu, ii9 ben
ior Of Isle 9robIemet Of ij!bDos iaapsI min.
ore benItoleoe iom riss Soil en- aletieaopu,
Tom ltuloe bare lauet al bet btoite Materiale,
oRre bolobar o9 teri, al tilitr1'tsIis Srst
til at mooitaa itaois Brig oHrs bsiparenos
/ Srusen al SrGuoiel % nosHipr Rtolerns
al bort Soil, ION banner FORT 9auos "Seu
% Ssuer-. 7ette 9robltm er blspsn Lott
pee 5orIGroi9eIien al Majestic Steel
Range. 9iSie iortrinli9s "Rauaes" irlgss
/ enboer Stat o9 1erritor,nr llricren, %
/ 7~ecordb er 9. @ So9ts lopnls iGrlts
ttItrRit.uoe, Sab life en- Tag gao, fsr Sc
bar Jet % ijpbt en- al benz
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
9ecprab pg Smeglt.
1851 Napne
Zen i4Ss spdt, 1894.

OUNI VHUHt
fl be Self, Der reiite % oil cmfrin9
for at ian, efter Stdtens 2e9isIatnrs
hhts Reioluiiou, Stemmer mol I'll MT
Ser be I~ppiatte SeitemmeIier at iaa
foutrpIerebc Sii1utes2 ptaler for o.
@biitp p.ko. 9open flyer 65 8roesnt
al be ftsmmsbercitissbe Sprsers; be I'll
rs, ina Board of Supervisors iet EXTRA
Msoe mantts iaulles % ie eiter, at alt
bar Ioulisi ppipIot.
Snseuee err 9iitsn baaoe ppsr be
iieitr Vars nflspereoe Stemmer, be, Der
bar uuoertssnst Ystiticuen os @rccsnt'
taQet:
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
0abem 6prreiponoance.

Seq fienoer Ell euieI % biaio 5rem8an8s'
maaoe for 8artuiu9 al Suoer. vii SpSr'
9ereu eler uoseu uuoen ienoe Noresie %
"itampet" aonuoIui, ltaI jes 8ioe fuIb Sp'
lpsuina ON famine. @. $. Steeu.
8eompno, &iue SO. @ait.
N. B. SporIor life Iigeiaa 9oot ienoe
SpIpsuingerue til "3ecorab'S Soften" iaa
manae tunoe benptte Zig oeraf?
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Ssaer 7c WrbeiSeP

gueItaaenoe guleonino for itanoiudpilte
WGno % 9pinoer, iprl pniter lgnneroe 81
IflHftigelie. S75-$100 pr. Mtanneo 9aranter t.
Strip til 3r. Sboop, go. E15, Jtacine, 8&.
.7.2026 epn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
2oeu NfheIire 9.
1. Tporeaubbeu m.o fin Risittpartet,

T. NUNFENHNNEW w TFH -FFTFFFHT =,
(1ubIsau.)
2. 8ruosfrroeu | Saroan9er,
(labieau | 8 Setrsr.)
Setrs 1. grueefplgsts Nntomit til Brpl'
lups3ddroeu.
Sesrs 9. Reiieu over Siorosr til 8irten.
Ilib1gersiieu.
SeeHe s Geii l STpuapsgaaroen.
CSalss caglss 81 syrirssa1it piG b.ivs cs'sgts I
Srp1ugs.laretR. Crirtus so B.riorer oil
Ss.tass / Svgup 'rroen.)
NIB 3 3auisr mslem lite % 2oen Gtoe'
ling - lissiaa sittr Programmes Slut'
ming - III Der bIiue &nIeontn9 til 6or'
iriitnirger.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Last Friday evening at Prof. Breeken-
ridges reading contest Rev. II. Grant
gave Peter c. Langemoe of Kenyon,
Mimi. the highest marking,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
ct aoot Sfufipil,

opfprt al ct 9oOt Selitlb % 9oot ipiIet bar
man GuIeouius til at t / @rauo Opera
Sonie ben 26oe Wai.. Gnn, ie Bet, % bao
Ell bp98elie Siten meo "Lady Windmere's
Fan. Sitsts ian tipbes III hos Shrubbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Grs. 9mmeam & @ag,

2anolRaer, inn irRfes i
QSplpi, 1Goe, 170s % 1Soe gtai.
6puutniu, 23oe % 24oe gPat
Sormoun, 25oe o1 26oe gint.
Canton 2S0e % 29oe glai.
gPoble 30ie gRni.
Sprin9 @rope Site glai % lite Sum.
9Ruoer irRties npeu Smerte. GIt CIR
beioe %qarauieret. 3420.tt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
ts aesten ofnuttes ,aes BAL.

G%ogangspris til Goncerten meb BAL SOC.
8pru unoer 10 Nar fel9er tine 5or9lore
-,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Orr. Srobnan ienoer ct anoet nos
mGrtet Sfueipiler' Seliiab til Grnno Opera
Spuie ben 26oe Mai. Lady Windmere's
Fam, Der bar aIort itormenoe 9pfte / 2on'
Don, New gort % Gbica9o, ppfpres 9pr bag
ben 26oe Mai tGrauo Opera Spuie.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Tattsr. - Si beocr 3em tomme %
unoeriege The Majestic Steel and Male
able Iron Range. vi bar init opitiaet Ell
bel 8Gtte al benz / Dor 6prreiuin9 % So.
britanternes e8ue Sal9smGno or t~iliteoe
oenne llge Tor at piie Gem 6oroelene peo
bette No9e.Slouuoer. 6. ". Sopt.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Glen life at I9ie Srepet fra 9eipis Grid
ion WoribaH, ipm ri pfeutIis9ipr / bette
Nhimer al Soften.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Spruni, Utah. On 9oo 9urnpe meo 20
Sob iurpet Sernrpr bill foite 8 Collars. On
beore &umpe $40, force Iumpe S12. Sau
ienOes meb 6ra9t fra 3ecprnb. 9ilifrip
9ecorab &iuomil Co., 3eeorah Soma.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
6. &. @rfer, spo qaFOtas Real Es.

U z q SVU AAIUIas NtaI IS
tate Yinno, Gberoeen, South 3atota, bar
0iem % "9npeItments~ for ole, / ben oatre
Games Rtpsr Gal, YriS fra IS til $40 pr.
Qcre. Yteo Seuign til 6rugtbarbeO er nor
Sorobuno uoosrlrGfeIi9. GibetaIiugSpil'
taar lette. Sunoreosr al 6lrme at bRl9e
blanot. Nu er bet 9ioeu ii, at tjgbs. gRr
lie rrb for at Itripe til mig ON Opipsuius
ger. 6. 6. Yeder.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

9iae bpr l9ie 8repet fra 2eipiS Grtdion,
Maribau, isis, oiientli98lort , bette Nnm'r
ai "4pIten".
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Spurtil bru9es Siunts Stino, % buuo fan
man faa for ben? Spar: Stunt iiuo bru'
aes til 9eltspert. Set tilbereoes 90 faroes
% blir ristis elegant 9eItsuerf, Der i9l8es
unber Rapnet "9iusiian Mtartiu." Stuni'
Sfiuo inobriuaer Sasere fra so til 60 Gts.
pr. StDtfe,
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

5aerenoer iattes op paa tort Notitie.
Senoeuo gocr til So9n Slim, Hardware
Dealer, o. ie paa bans 4rlier. 37.2
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wat.

Wool: Unwsshed-cosrse liz; medium, 1s-
"A FIRE. oil. Washed-eoarse, l4-l6i medium,
IT'S fine l4-i5; Tub-washed, 20, Cotted. ehafy,
bury and bucks NJ of
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

In spelling Andrew Gossman Of Can
ton, MINI. and Ellis Hook of Grundy
Center. Iowa, reached ninety per cent.
This week Friday evening Rev. ID. l..
Hilliard will act as Judge.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
MAJESTIC Steel Ranges.

Majestic Ranges Eager 8iituiis paa nosie
faa Miruter, grpo paa treti gtinutsr, iteser
aipo burtieerr suo no9et unoet % iparer
mere BrGuoisl suo be eamrtel5asie. &c
benz | oeuns lss Sopis S%areipare Store
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Gn SernbanesV o9n til al Genuine
Glidden Barb Wire nctop tonnnen til Sopt's
Sarotuare Store. 34.2
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

seip ON greuet fra Qents r.,
NaribuI, 8is., tite bar uOQen r.. a',a,'FI
tsrsSie for big, iaa er bet bog io TfIr. "a 1
at bet oil interesiere en- euer o,S sa'.gaIst
ming eler Ben at big. S'a8i
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Sulbitenbig
rent glDbDibt.

7tttoit,r itts mere pr. Gallon sub iinpsl
WaIing 90 uarer mango @ange Iangere.
@as poa be brands al 9lpbuiot, Der til
bpbes Gem; snbuer al be 6sI9tnoe er
paalioelig:
Southern" "Red Seal"
collier" "~Shipman."
Gor Tarper: National Lead Co.'S
gene White Lead Tinting Colors.
Sisft Fsrpsr iglsss I lsgHHos SANDER, % hott
Ncrot er rliirriicia II al 5iut Is Gure iu.et SBois
rent Glpbgist ten = 4 D. Sarss; bet CT ~Iau3t'rd
farsi lapeoc sra niger, men en- SIauein3 al f~uIoiaHs
t3 JeHs 5atpfr I ben hRlailIts 6urH III 6druutu8 al
fuibf0Hsig rent Giubp II
Grange 1uitRsFr Dollars bar Sussisrs iparst peo at
slpt uor BoB ON Railna "a Gdrot,eIt. SeHe o. et
Eoittort % iGa bs5ss trt.
NATIONAL LEAD Co,
St Luis Branch,
90 Clark Avenue and Tenth Street, ST. Louis.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Soor uoiommsr Scrlbuers Masa5ine o9
buao foIter entelte 0umere? q. ..
9anes5prp.
ecribners NusuSiue, Nelp gori, er fnlo'
itGuoia Qoreise. Spert Rummer toiter %
Gents. (Nean bpr life ienoe Spgrgsmaal
til ct Blao. iom man iaa let Tan iaa beipa-
ret Der, bpor man Dor. s 2anesboro mna
Der bore Susbauoel, bucrtil man fan ber'
penoe fig torat iaa cioe, bpae ct @tasajtne
lottery
Gil 8. G., @larIbau. .8i fan life oplpie
9em pni, bpor Be fan ienoe Pearls. vi
fJenber i,is nosst 5irma, iom baneler meo
ben SIass.
GprfGrSelis Srnffenfab. 10000
Mennel Ter saar bper 9eroag Niten be-
ruieSe tilienss i Glasgow, ! aonoon
10000. Der er $4,000 llbialssiteoer
for beruienoe 3ritts / 2onbon: bpis be
itoo peb Siben al bperanbre, tunoe De
naa pmtreut fra 8riitiania til 9aurpit.
Der blep nslis en- often ioretaset en-
Optaains paa bisie stsoer: 472,79S
Manb, 29s, 22o apinper % 67,997
Sern fanotes - Suert ste Menneifes
9sS / 9onSon paa S~oipitaler % ! Nr'
beibsbuie er foraariaset Of Drill.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

&t'b lite uosen Sanitation Of cn,,
Wire; tjeb ben Gste, fOm blot fan s g,ta1'n 4
hos Sopt's. '~goIss;|
9Io Il
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GteprabsW arfee.


~ bet biuieite. Sab Gtm lite be-
rage til at BRUCE noost, Der fiees at pars
"liseiaa eoot", men naar De ital male,
forlaug ba at foa en- aete brand al
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

grus Colt g. Cos @uIina. snr,.,
en- litter 8arantt til ole. gn CHE oSYs atS|
o9tter 300 8oaoratfob to @anoe V'1On 6sl
37.S Y. 8. @eiicr R,.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

- Wire Window Screens fOrfrrs,,,,
seltllln9, I ale stOrreIier. Ct fpStgs ~
Cplas al f9roi99iorte Screens so@ q
bos Sobn 6tnn, Hardware DEAL, "'aAstl
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
Sooe a~arsans


W' raaSsr aae, Der irano,r \.
ltoite oe bebIte so9eiuoretnino YEA aar
l'9 en- Majestic Steel Range. =, VI o' iaT
asroaa Gften, efteriom " 'ao ID
tinselier % Ia0e gr,fer til BEN IN ,'I,s q
ofHpeno 3em g. ". Sonia l.a'tsF
% is benz. ~" PatoD'u
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15

Soor uolommer Scrlbuers Ma9a5ine %
buao foItar entelte Numere? q. y.
Decorah-posten., 1894-05-15
PROGRAM
2urenS S,it oem Zoe Wat.
lite NfbeIin a.

%Nf
NirS. Solm, Wr. SaIroriel
% SIR. Splm.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-23
WRIGHT's TEMPER.
The Ex-Mayor of st. Paul Becomes
Quite Angry,

The Ex-Mayor of st. Paul Becomes
Quite Angry.
There was lively row in the Office of
City Engineer, Cappelen yesterday
morning, Ill which ex-Mayor Wright, of
st. Paul, and R. Watt, of Columbus, O.,
participated. Mr.. Wright; represents
the firm of Wright, Barrett s. Stilwell,
and put in bid for furnishing the city
cement, to be used on cedar block paw
ing. Mr.. Watt. who lie the manager of
the tar departments of the Milwaukee
Gas Light company and the Columbus
Gas Light company. also put in bid
for the Milwaukee concern. His bid, 1t
appears, was the lowest, and when the
gentlemen all met at the city engineers
office Mr.. Wright demonstrated he had
a temper. He wanted to bid again,
claiming that his verbal bid had been
tipped off" to his competitors. In dis.
cussing the relative merits of the &c.
ments, Mr.. Watt intimated that the
cement offered by Mr.. Wright was not
the best in the world, and that If he
made all affidavit that his cement was
made from pure coalta he would be
swearing to something that was not
true.
Thereupon the ex-mayor of st. Paul
became very wroth and assumed some
thing of pugilistlcattitude. No blood
was shed. however, and the city en-
gineer awarded the contract to Mr..
Watt. This latter gentleman is the
manufacturer of the new clay paving
block known as the "Trimble," and it
is likely the city will make test of it
some time this summer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-23
Notable Athletic Events.

Next Monday, at the Twin City Ath-
letic club, Prof. Frank Lewis agrees TO
throw Herman Smith, three falls in one
hour, and George Mckenzie will box
Billy Goodside ten rounds. All of the
contestants are training here and hot
contest is iuoked for.
On Derby night Jack Slavin Will box
Paddy Cummings twenty rounds for
the heavyweight championship of the
Northwest. Both men have trained
hard and will put up one of the most
exciting contests ever held in the club.
Jack Siavin is a brother of Bill. whom
the Coffee Cooler so easily defeated, is
the uest Ole in the slayin family, and
will give Cummings fast and furious
go. Seats are being sold rapidly, and a
large house expected. The contest VIII
not be held until after the racing at
Hamiine track.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-23
ANGLE BARS.

The recent crop report of the Chicago
Great Western is out. 1t completely
reviews crop conditions along the whole
system. In general way, it shows that
timothy and flax are not as promising as
last years crops. Hay will only yield
about two-tlIirds OF "a crop. Corn is In
splendid condition, far better than ia
1898. Oats will yield about half crop.
The prospects in states south of Minne-
sofa. where rains fell earlier, are better
than here. Rye is doing extremely well
everywhere, as are potatoes. The other
grains have fair prospects. With further
rains farmers feel that the crops cannot
help but turn out satisfactorily.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
Craig. of the Northern Pacific. left last
night to meet special train EN- route for
the East. There are eight cars in this
train. conveying 125 delegates to the
recent A. y. U. w. convention held at
San Francisco, returning to their homes.
MIR. Craig will meet them at Sand Point,
Idaho. Here the Northern Pacific will
give them complimentary steamboat
ride on Lake CGur d. Alene, and they
will again take the train and come
through direct to st. Paul. This train
will reach here in about six days. Some
of the delegates will visit Yellowstone
park.
The Great Northern has issued a
novel bit Of'advertising matter in the
form of legal summons. telling all
about the eight-oared she'll race at Lake
MinnetOnka today between the Visions
sin university team and the Minnesota
Boat club. Trains for this event will
leave ST. Paul at S:55 a. M, 80 p. M,
$3.50 p. H.. AIS p. NJ, 5:45 p. m.; re.
turning will leave the lake after the
races at 7:30 a. H., $40 a. m, 20
p. m. Ii 10 p. IN.
Beginning with Wednesday next,
June 81, during the continuance of the
Twin City Jockey club races, the Great
Northern will run special train daily
from the Hotel Lafayette, Lake Minnie
tonka, leaving Spring Park at 1915,
Minnetonka Beach at 30, Minneapolis
at 1:25, for the fair grounds at Hamline.
Returning trains will leave for the lake
after the races daily.
On the special which left over the
Eastern Minnesota for Duluth yester.
day morning to connect with the North
West, of the Northern Steamship COM
pany, there were on board seyenty-fouf
passengers from the Twin Cities. OF
this number twenty-five were returning
delegates from the National Prison as.
sociatio,f, which recently closed its ses-
sion here.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-23
SALE OF TAh TINES.
The Democratic Organ Purchased
by the Journal = May He EA-

The Democratic Organ Purchased
by the Journal = May he EA-
joined. :
An important newspaper deal was
contaminated yesterday. whereby the
Minneapolis Times, the Democratic d..
yan of the city. was purchased by tho.
propriet0rs OF the Journal. 1t has been
we'll known by parties OH the inside that
the Times has been for sale for the past,
six months. and recently three PROPOSE
tons have been under cunsideraticn,t the
terday. The consideration is not defih-'
iteiy known, as the deal has not yet
been perfected. but it is understood to
be in the neighbOrhO0d of $l6l 900. The
paper will be conducted by the journal
making the paper Democratic in the
morning and Republican in the evening.
w. E. Haskell, Of the Journal, will be
editor-in-chief, and IL is said that John
Mcdonald, the city advertising solicitor
of the. journal, will be the business
MANAGER. although the latter will
not admit this to be the case.
1t appears that the sale was not alto
gether harmonious, and that it was
made under protest of w. S. Ankeny,.
f.. l.. Thresher and G. A. Nimocks,
three. of the stockholders, who claim
that the best offer was not accepted. 1t
is reported that the three gentlemen
threaten to bring suit In the courts to-
enjoin the sale. Those concurring in,
the sale,and who own majority of the
stock are Messrs. Oswald, Winston,
O'Brien and Blanchard.
Mr.. Haskell leaves for Boston today,
and will assume. charge Of the paper
upon his return,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-23
ART PORTFOLIOS.
Michigan Central Sending Beau
tiful Ones.

Michigan Central Sending Beau
tiful Ones.
The great success attendant upon the
magnificent series of art portfolios of
the worlds fair issued by the Michigan
Central has led that progressive line to
get out another series entitled sour
Country and Our Neighbors." by John
L. Stoddard. the great traveller. 1t will
consist of sixteen parts, or 256 illustra-
tons in all. With this goes also a
beautiful steel engraving of Niagara
Falls. from the original painting by
Charles Graham. w. L. Wyand, the
Northwestern passenger agent of the
line. has local charge of this beautiful
series.
Mr.. Wyand also showed GLOBE re-
porter an elegantly bound lit tie book of
colored plates. presenting different
views of Niagara Falls, that is gem of
art. 1t contains descriptive matter
written by Nathaniel Parker Willis.
Anthony TrolIope. W. D. Howells. Lord
Moppeth, Sir Edwin Arnold. Lady
Hardy. Louise Murray. g. d. Warner.
Bayard Taylor, Il. Z. Gilbert and many
other noted writer's. This is also issued
by the Michigan Central.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-23
Ooxey MAY Speak Here.

The park board held a meeting last
night and. considered the matter of
allowing the Knights of Labor to have
C0xey make speech at Minnehaha
Falls on July 4. There has been some
talk of resembling the privilege given
the gentlemen who represented the
movement, and the meeting last night
was held for the purpose of coming to
definite conclusion i'll the premises.
After long and tedious discussion, of
the question it was decided. to allow
Coxey to speak there. but the board
must be satisfied with bond of $500
that the contract will be carried out to
the letter. aud that no harm will Do
done to the park.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-23
ROYAL AKCANUM PICNIC.

Fifteen Hundred People Enjoy
Themselves at Lake Park.
The Royal Arcanum picnic at Lake
Park yesterday was a grand success,
and the 1900 people who attended came
home last night tired, but thoroughly
we'll pleased with their days outing.
During the day a programme of sports
was INDUCED in and some splendid con-
tests were witnessed. The Lake Park
hotel was thrown open to the picknIck-
ers. aud in the evening thsy all en-
joyed hop. There was all excursion
around the lake OH one of the steamers
in the afternoon. Every point Of inter-
est on the lake was visited. The prizes
given 20 the winners of the contests in
in the programme of games were ar
tistic and valuable.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-06-23
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II has given satisfaction TO millions and
met with the approval of the medical
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Syrup of Figs is fer sale by all drug
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and being we'll Informed, you will not
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