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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
An Editor Passes Away.

The sad intelligence has been received
from Paadena, CAL, of the death of
Charles W. Blew, the veteran news
paper man. The deceased was for a
number of years the editor of the North
western Agriculturist and the North
Dakota Farmer.
He went to the coast last fall in the
hope of benetiting his health, but he
continued to fail, and was relieved of
his sufferings last Saturday. He leaves
wife and three children, all of whom
are well known in Minneapolis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
Important Officials to Re Elected

Important Officials to Be Elected.
The council meeting next Friday
evening will be an important one, mas
much as the election of a chief of the
fire department and street commission
ers will come up. 1t was stated at the
city nall yesterday afternoon that an
endeavor would be made to GUST the
present light inspector, Henry Enger.
Many of the aldermen are dissatisfied
with his manner Of conducting the Of
flee, and it is likely there will be Wig
orous attempt to declare his Office
vacant. In this event Aid. Bradish has
a candid ate, a Frenchman, whose home
is in the Ninth ward, whom he will
push forward. There VIII be consider
able opposition to the Ninth ward man,
however, even though Enger is put out.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
MINNEAPOLIS.
MINNEAPOLIS GnoBULEs.

Frank Daniels opened his engage
ment at the Grand last night to Il
crowded house. and kept the audience
in roars of laughter during the evening.
The sale of seats opened at the Grand
yesterday morning for the Wang" en-
gagement.
Word has been received by r. II.
Leonard, of this city, that his brother
John n. Leonard, editor of the Salt
Lake City Republican, died last Satur-
day OF pneumonia. Twenty years ago
the deceased was employed on the
Tribune in the capacity of printer.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
Two Pioneers Gone,

Two Minnesota Pioneers passed away
yesterday. Samuel Fish, of 2, 129 James
avenue north died of apopIexy. He
was eghty-two years of age and had
lived in the city nearly half century.
Mrs. Rebecca Foster, eighty.two years
of age, died yesterday morning of pHeu-
monia. She had been resident of the
city for forty years. The funeral will
be held this afternoon from the resi-
dence, 2,419 Washington avenue north.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
Kansas kennhlicans.

Topeka, Kan. Jan. San Important
conference Of the Republicans will be
held in connection with the Republican
congressional committee meeting at
Emporia tomorrow afternoon. No
opposition to the denomination Of
Congressman Curtis is apparent, but
the plans are being laid for fierce con-
test at the polls. S. NJ. Scott, the state
lecturer for the Alliance, is the man
upon whom the Populists appear to be
concentrating to oppose Curtis.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
Charities and Corrections.

The second Minnesota state confer
ence of charities and corrections opens
tomorrow in the Church of the Re-
deemcr, Minneapolis. The first session
will be held at p. m, at which time
Hon. Samuel r. Thayer will read
paper entitled The Charities of the
Netherlands" Mr.. Thayer was, during
the last administration, envoy extra
ordinary and minister plenip0tentiary
to the Netherlands. and therefore IS
we'll posted as to the conditions IN that
country, and how they are met.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
Sheridan Investigation.

CHICAGO, Jan. San investigation of
the administration of Col. Crofton and
his subordinates of affairs at Fort
Sheridan was begun today under order
from the secretary of war. Lieut.. Col.
George H. Burton, United States army
inspector, conducted the investigation.
1t is rumored that the investigation is
largely the result of charges made by
Mrs. Hedberg. widow of the captain who
was shot at Fort Sheridan by Lieut..
Nancy, some time since. Mrs. Hedberg
has frequently complained that little
energy is displayed in the prosecution
of Nancy
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
OLD HICkORY'S DAY.
The Usual Celebration in Demo.
cratic New Orleans.

New ORLEANS, Jan. S.-Jacksou day
is being very quietly celebrated in New
Orleans today. as is customary. In for
mer years there were parades of the
military, but the public ceremonies to-
day are confined to the firing of salutes
by the national guard. Public business
is suspended and the banks are closed.
This morning guard of honor from the
state national guard visited the Jackson
monument in Jackson square. opposite
the cathedral, and placed thereon a
handsome wreath of flowers sent from
Nashville by the Ladies' Hermitage as
ISOLATION for that purpose. In the
Church of our Lady of Prompt Succor
there was a solemn high mas in fulfill
ment Of the vow of the Ursuline nuns
Just before the battle of New Orleans.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
Wants to Shake Her

CHICAGO, Jan. s.-Merriso Sakolski, a
Russian, tells peculiar tale i'll divorce
bill filed here today. lie states that at
the tender age of fifteen, his mother
enticed him to the town of Siwalk, in
his native land, blindfolded him, and,
before he was aware, he was married to
IA girl upon whose face he had never
looked. His mother, he says, got about
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
New Ponulist ORGAN

DENVER, Jan. s.-Gov. Waite's new
paper, which will advocate the interests
of the Populists. will make its first APP
pearance tomorrow afternoon. 1t wilS
be called the Daily Populist and will be
edited by Ii. b. Stevens. 1t is generally
understood the paper is started for the
purpose Of upholding the acts of the
extra session of the legislature as far as
they follow the recommendations of
the governor, and to labor for the re-
election of MIR. Waite to the governor
ship.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
SELLS BROTHERS AToUrs.
The Circus Men Suing East Other
for Libel and Damages.

WINoNA. Jan. S.-Wiliiam Sells and
Lewis Sells were Ill the city collecting
evidence for two large suits to brought
The former comes from Topeka and is
about to bring an action for S4S, 600
against his brother for criminal libel,
SANDER ard conspiracy. He having
sold his interest in the circus of Sells
Brothers for $3.50, 600 formed a partner,
ship with Rentfrow, and while out on
the road claim to have been libeled by
his brothers. The latter from Colum3
bus is collecting evidence for a counter
suit of $4,000 for alleged breach OF
contract at sale.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09

$50 for Bringing about the marriage, and
he got bride whose charms were few
and not sufficient to touch his youthful
heart. His wife followed him to America,
but they have never lived together here,
he says, and he asks that the marriage
be annulled.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
Looking After His Eggs.

TOPEKA, Kan, Jan. S.-Gov. Level
ling has gone to Salt Lake City to be
absent a week. The governors COM
mission house at Wichita shipped car
Of butter and eggs to Utah over which
there Is trouble, hence Ills trip west.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
The Last ofLeyf.

CHICAGO. Jan. s. Levi Solomon,
proprietor OF the Empire theI.er, as.
signed tolay 10 David Wasserman,
Assets and liabilities S25, 900 each.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
A Chicken Show.

Topeka, Kan, Jan. S.-The stat g
poultry fourth annual exhibition opene d
It's four days. show in Topeka this after
noon. & &c e display of pigeons is re,
markably fine. The Western club
alone displays 100 cages.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09
A BIT OF WINDOW GLASS.
MR.. R0LgRooK'S PRECIOUS DIAMOND
so ckLLED.
HIS JEWELRY rs ALL BRASS.

An Interesting Session of the
Chamberlain Case - The So
Called Wife on the Stand-She
Tells of How the Plaintiff
Wanted to Meet Her At
torneys Indulge in Repartee.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1894-01-09

Sandowe and Ripley Have Gone
to Chicago and Creditors are
Howling-An Assignment Made
Before They Left-Sodini and
His $4,000 Mortgage-Ousted
by the Police.
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furnished Rooms to Let.

west side.
SUrII ST. .O3 w,-Is, floor, slnclr fiat, nicely
"''uSnvn TWIN, su''"'i' -
"!d"I 90 w. Pheasant. large or single room;
,.,n sr =. II. o. ,aa. .aan a.. ,,,a. ,or,.
u M ,r',,to ,,Intiy rntot"n.cs ~ '
~ W. ~" o --
COW snntbern oypnsnr,, rensonabie inauIre
$40 " I.S,h st.. cigar store.
worn OF I7Sth S'rert.
18TH ST, eio W.-prettily furnished rooms, hot
g coli water raa bath gentlemen preferred;
''h'rnl'at location
ieGru Sr 60 NJ A furnished room 10 let:
,.,,,, r,a, rr.,orr,b , ~ '
NV" ''',''''"' " -
l'ITN- ST, IT. W ninds"mclv ~trrn'shcl rooms
In h~rst-clisS house. 81 upward. breakfast ~
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Furnished Rooms Wanted.

FURNISHED BASEMENT wanted by Amer
lean couple In furnished room house; wife,
ser yiccs; small salary Tor rent, NJ. Branch Office,
49, Sth ave.
FURNISHED ROOM WANTED; young German:
price. with or without board. Modest, box
C5 world.
GENrI.N MAN would like to obtain n furnished
room, with iisc ot lRth, hot and cold water, not
to exceed Al, 80 per week, between 42d and OOH
rti, west oi Sth ave. a., box "a world.
WANTED Furnished parlor or room without
nny bed: music, business, reception rom
terms -. Osburie .. hox .55 World, uptown.
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Flats and Apartment. Wanted.


REFINEDCouPLE WANTS 4 rooms. bath 18th
10 I'D ST.. ID & 1th ave. volkart, z ". l4th 81.
TWO In family want 3 unfurnisheh rooms; pri-
vale house; 81 a mouth: from 0Oih TO S7th 81.
uOrALING, lltl I'd ave.
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West Side.


AMSTERDAM AVE, ~ - Furnished rooms;
also front p,rlor, suitable los business.
COLUMBUS AVE i3?. corner Slst Stall newly
furnished rooms; gas & bath moderate prices
GREENWICH II. &Oj-Iighi airy rooms, nicely
furnished. Tor men, ~ week & M.
GREfNWICH AVE, lll-Sicely furnished
rooms for housekeeping; all conveniences,
JANE 81, AZ. corner 9Th ave. Nicely furnished,
eStra Iarge, light MONS removable; reference.
LEROY ST, "a LARGE front room bath, closets;
gentlemen or lirh; house Neeping; private house.
PERRY ST, s.. near Tth Ave.-Hall rooms from
So up, also large rooms
W~A.IINUION rLACE, ib-h larIe 4 small
room, together for 2 gentlemen, 81 folding
bed, running waters private house.
ATH r.. e23 W. Nicely furnished rooms for
gentleman or man 4 wife.
4TH ST, 800 W. near 18th n. "A comfortable
furnished room private house. with bAih; con
venient 10 oil cars; references.
9TH AVE, b5-Furnished rooms; running
water, gas; housekeeping II desired ladies or
gentlemen.
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THE WORLD: WEDNESDAY EVENING, JUNE 6, 1894
Instruction.

One 7fme. csc. pr hne: Second Time rec. pr
line Third and Subs -queni 7iues roc. PEI line
No eztru charge on SunddpsA
s~TENOGRAPHY and Typewnting School.
SIC broadway. N. y: 81 week. Call or write.
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Musical.

A UEN1L. Man, great experience, p.ai'o, or
ran; up Il resldeuce, - quarter; no advance.
PnofEsSSl.. box $50 World, uptown
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gf og1 FIJI a hat S sen @~a %S on h z p%a quarters to s S s d9n z*s%as of a Baq f%% G %n S@ aoA Ag sS sss
For Sale.

GOLD CHAIRS. only s2.5o formerly ~; great
%sacriace; reducing stock. GOLD CHAIR MANU-
FAGrURERs, SO Murray st.
GRAND UPRIGHT PIANO, stool and scarf and
contents OF household goods OF \ rooms; must
sell nj once: no reasonable offer refused. Gail
private residence, 74I Lexington ave. near Both.
cRoCKERY and housefurnish,ng goods for sale;
no cards. Call all week, sic 4. 18th ct.
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE Of 5 rooms, complete
Tor housekeeping, at a sacrifice II sold this day
alaJ room for rent, with all improvements, bath.
a. low rent; IN good neighborhood; immediate
stpMAN, 239 w. 2.th ST., between 7th & sth AYES.
MUST BE SOLD Ar ONCE. household iurniturs.
bedding, dishes, &c. 100 West 9TH st ID fOOr.
NEW PIANO for sale cheap; will take bicycle In
part payment, terms easy. F.. box s7s World.
uptown.
PIANO. only short time used, as we'll as several
parIOr. bed, dining room suits. mirrors, must be
sold at once. $50 East 72d st also evenings.
PLATFOHM A all sizes: best makers; war
rnnted; also butchers and grocers' fixtures,
OBRIEN, rs New Chambers ct.
rooL TABLES cheap: also a large safe, or ex.
change for billiards. NJ. FREY, 500 9TH ave.
RESTAURANT. FIXTURES, tables, chairs,
icS So Sorse. coffee ST,sS Srn.. c ~ Wooster sSns st. 0r0''er'
cheap; must be sold to-day. Call ESQ 10th ave.
SAFES cheap for cash: from $40 up; burglar and
%nreproof. FLYNN 4 NEIDHARDT. ii Duane
g., corner Centre.
SAFES. new and secondhand; jewellers. pawn
brokers' once and house safes: cheap.
j. NJ. MOSSMAN, 70 Maiden lane.
sAFEs-Oid and new safes; safes on easy terms;
safes exchanged, moved and repaired. W. II.
BUTLER, 70 Duane st., near broadway.
SAFES sold direct from factory; house. SIS; bust.
ness. s25; catalogue free. N. Y. A F CO.,
a Clinton place.
EwlNG MACHINEs-speclal. 81. S.: new. 81
to SIS: why pay high prices when you can
buy high grade machines Of US reasonable; sales
Increasing. New Home. Domestic. singer. and
others at above prices. THE GEO. HASBROUCK
20. 153 WEST 23D ST.. ground floor.
SEWING II OF all kinds; new, sl2 up:
good second hand ones from $40 for cash or
monthly payments. We exchange. rent and repair
all kinds Of machines. KRUSE MFG. 60. l2t
East 18th st. 203 Grand st.
w L~iQUOR-STORE ANS with brackets
also fine Office fixture. Apply l24 cherry 81.
TYPEWR1TERS-All makes sacrificed rebuilt
equal new; rented - and - monthly and kept
repaired free: telephone .. DIS Cortland. Type
writcr Headquarters, ~ Liberty 81.
TYPEwR1TERS. all makes. $40 to $50; fully guar
anteed; shipped allowing examination: rentals.
80 AMI 81; send postal for memorandum book.
: CONSOLIDATED TYPEWRITER EXCHANGE,
2i5 Broadway,
500 BvY' L. $. patent $50, 900; 200 per cent.
bright, n. j.
1000 COPY PRESSES wANTED-I will pay the
highest cash price for second hand or broken
copy presses: send postal.
BoRNsTEIN, II Ann st.
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BILLIARD, pool and bsgatclle tables. lowest
prices. +. FEDDERKE. factory. io2 Centre st.
DILLIARD and pool tables. all sizes, at auction
n prices. W. II. GRIFFITH & co, lG 4th ave,
WILLARD AND POOL TABLES, large stock; very
low prices. THOMPSON d CO., 1893 Atlantic
ave-, brooklyn.
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MISS McCABE'S

DANCING ACADEMY. classes nov forming at u
East nth ST.. between 9Th ave. aud broadway.
CiasseS every afternoon AMI evening; private les
sons, amy hour, 81; waltz vGarIatcel IN SIX pn-
vlte lessons, s.. 4 lessons. 81, quarter. ~ ies-
10 IS, s., lady and gentleman assistants
RECEPTIONS WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY.
EVENINGS SEND FOR CIRCULARS
ReginneFs at any time. open all summer.
Special aud individual attention given TO thoss
learning the waltz; also the new aud fash'onabls
utnres, including stage. fancy aud character.
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FurnIshed-Esst Side,

LFNOX HILL-Exciusive neignborhood; de-
references. 100 y. list st. second :in,.
SOTH ST. liz r.. Handsomely furnished fiat:
gentlemen or two ladies'. stevenson.
FURNISHED Private house use kitch-
en- rnnge. Address Park, 8S7 Sd ave-, World
Branch.
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BiLLIARDs, POoL-waGner 4 sandford, manufac-
turers; factory, IS Great Jones St, near Broad
way: new tables with fast cushions; second hand;
al makers: cheap.
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unfurnishcd Rooms to lot.
largo unfuruished room
Unfurnished Rooms Wanted.

l PARIBN RpOM y rootns, amy part rcspccth-
bic hours; I aiuitS; hrcSsmNScr. neat name
outside; state moderate terms. fhll nhr'iculnrs.
SuciRhlc, I.i eta ave,
~ rARLOR room & 2 or 3 rooms any part 70,
spectacle house, Goth IT, 10 18th ~, Lexington
ave, to 7h ave drcaamakcr. ! adults, neat name
outside. state moderate terms, full particulars.
quiet. S2i 9Th ave.
TN tNiSI~NED large front room for drcssmnk.
lux. fom I'D to Sith st., Bih to Sth ave. 5A)
Sth ave,
couple on west li": rent not exceeding $40.
Address sylvester, go w. liTth st.
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n Counters, shelves. showcases. mirror, cans.
q kles, Chandeliers. cheese covers. ice-bohes.
sos East l26th st.
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on THE HILL. 10 Cambridge fur
nishei Cd floor. alcove 4 other rooms: also back
paTloT. breakfast n desired; small private fam
lis; near 2 l. roads 4 trolley cars.
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Furnlxhed-West Side.

Furnlshed-west Side.
LEROY ST. b4-3 large, nice, airy rooms; so.
Mr.. Byrnes. janitor.
s5TH ST, nn Visit nat; nicely furnished; I
rooms; all light. STEMS bell.
BOTH VI. sGl w.-Niccly furnished fiat, 4
rooms, bath, - per week. McGRIEREY.
41sT sE. 200 w; "a fat. Complete for
5lST ST. All w, Kenilworth- Newly furnished
7,room fats, all complete, velvet carpets, SIS
CAD ST. l6I W.-Furnished nat, ID floor; 0
rooms 4 bath. %Janitor's bell.
GATH 81, 100 W. -Beuutitul single. second fiat;
nicely furnished: clean desirable nelghborhood,
near park; reasonable. Janlior.
9TH ST, 800 w, station t0th-Furnished cor
ner, hay window. g. room flats: rsnls same rs
uniurnishod; linen. silver. china. kitchenware;
$50 upward. Edgar.
18TH sI., las " Hand omcly furnished Ave
Inquire IRnitor.
l,4TH ST.. % W.-Eiesantly furnished flat, near
park all light rooms; terms reasonable. Jani-
10TH ST., lU7 WIN reduce rent OF my
choice I and 3 room flats. Bartlett.
FuruIEhed-MiEeeiianeous.
FULLY FURNISHED corner FIAT, q rooms h
NJ. L. l., box C47 Harlem World.
/ HAVE a fine assortment furnished fats, ali
prices. sizes, locations: linen. silver; immedl
furnished HATS. AZ W. 23l st.
THREE ROOMS In private house. furnished In
Al shape IT light houseRrrpir z; everything
new: nas been ia use but very short time: viii
sell To- hmlf cost: this is q bargain. Address
NJ. o., box 20 World.
WE WILL FURNISH A FLAT complete and
ready for housrEerp. ng, inc. ndinT lin"n. crock.
cry, e., on irrIlS Of rs To - weekly until prii
Tor plrtlrs intending 10 hire u IA nished ilat viii
readily see ths advamtatc Of OwhinS the contents
OF u home and AZ really .esS expense; your choice
Of an immrnsr assortment Of furniture, carpets,
rugs and cur. aims, odd fancy pAriOT pieces aud
s,,,r,s oi pret,y things 10 make a home inviting:
81 inT l.It {! Es'st Prize li too ard e ssh
between 3lst aud sd SIS. white building.
Furnlshsd-BrookIyn.
ON THE HILL. 10 Cambridge place-well-fur-
nishei Cd floor. Rlcove & other rooms; also back
paTloT. breakfast n desired; small private fam
lly, near 2 l. roads 4 trolley cars.
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FONCE-Magniicent furniture, private resi-
1ncc; fine silk brocado parlor suit, $40; paint
\ grandiather's clock, mRgnitic, nj full.size
1kogany upr ght piano, $3.50, worth three
mes that Iolding-bcd, oak bedroom suits,
6lt, ike new; separately; other pieces
~ West bath st,
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J KINDS secondhand or new store fixtures.
Rowcases. counters, shelving. cigar figures. but
refrigcrators. scales, &C.
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'DesKs. rolls. bookkeepers'. other de7ks, new,
II teeoId. osice partitions. tables. %counters, cheap.
I'm HAMBURGER, lbi Canal St
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substantial looking. fashionable
a.. .Jps a. prices defylns all competition. IN
<~ostigate yourself. CO Liberty 81.
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ESPECIALLY. buying contents dwellings. fats.
hotels; city. country. Call OF address lO6 West
q 81.
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CHEAT LARGE SAFES; two medium and two
small safes; nre anu burglar proof. 5. q.
'oufRK, 23 Spring st,
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2iSr 81. % W. -Eesirah,e rooms, fouthern ex-
iosnrt: transients, SOutherners solicited; table
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furnished Rooms to let.

One Tptr, SOC. PER inc. Strond nTe, i7e. -
hne. 7h,ri md Suhser,eI Nreh ie. 10 dS1
Ma crfru charoe IN S,wdavs
Nj EXTRA CaAIny,E .,IN IT -tu,,,Ii.,m.n
for The World iuny lie left 81 any American
District messenger OGics In the city. where the
charges will lac the samc ss those ~ NO tnaio
efica.
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22D ST.. 3l3 W.. Chelsea I~Iouse-Rooms, With
board sliigly or Ell suite: permanent or tran
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Boa rders Wanted.
West Side.

Isl ST. Dos W.-Small q large handsomely
furnished rooms; superior table: terms moder-
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CASH REGISTERS bought. sold. exchanged: re-
pairing by experienced wnrkren.
SCHMIrT BROS, l73 Prince st.
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GOLD CHAIRS. only s2.s formerly u; great
sacrifice; reducing stock. GOLD CHAIR MANU-
SO Murray st.
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III 81. 4l3 W. Nicely furnished rooms. good
hoard. 70 M; use Oh Piano, garden; trnnsients
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DIAMONDS. watches, jcwelry on easy terms;
n representative will call with samples,
JOHONNOT BROS, 30 Maiden lane.
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A SMALL TORE. with rooms, wanted, to rent.
uptown. for rear estate once; wish to become
agent for property owners to collect rent. let Oats,
apartments. &C. best references and security. Ad-
dress NOTARY PUBLIC, 20 West ltth IT.
n LADY owning furniture can make steady
income. without risk, by communicating with
me; i guarantee rent. FLAGG 900 furnished
1ntal. 2A2 West Odd ST.
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dnS TIM. fJ. per hire. Second 7tme, Tc pc
hn<. Thrd dHi Subsequent 7Snea i0 pB hae
No e1tru Charge On S'tndata
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PATENT-Wanted. to meet parties or party de-
string 10 obtain New York agency for valuable
patent goods staple. Address II. y. THOMAS,
Au.nr IInnua
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LIMOS NEW. magnificent $3.50 upright
piano. $3.50: fine tone. beautiful case; perfec:
|pndit!on. 2-3 West 3Sth 81.
I'LL FURNITURE OF lately extremely elegantly
{furnished private house below cost: lady leaving
1ty; brilliant upright piano; fine parIor, he'd,
lining room suits; mirrors, pictures, curtains,
hegant crib, foldiny-bed, ornaments, ~. ,ur-
ylShed house ,or sale or tn let, l3I East Goth ST.
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iOSTH 81, 1877 4. cosy front parlor; nil con-
v rniencrs. -, 30; two, 81. Rnus,.
llCTH ST. a E.-Furnished room hot 4 cold
water, bath private house near l. station
PIT 81. ~ r., near Mount Morris Park Fur
nishcd pIrl0T \ bedroom piano; terms very
rPa .Onublr; can Arrinng' for h5ht hOuNekeeplhS'
Cary.
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FAD ~. 3"B W.-Large aud small handsomely
ihrniSbed rooms; reHsonable; excellent tabls
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1894-03-14
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The Sheriff 1T Audubon. Ia, Compelled
TO Remoye Prisoners.

The Sheriff 1T Audubon, Ia, Compelled
TO Remove Prisoners.
OMAHA, Neb., March IA special to
The Bee from Audubon. Ia, says:
William Mclaughlin, the murderer
of Frauk Leib, vas nearly lynched. In
q quarrel at Fairview schooihouse, near
Audubon last Friday night, McLaugh-
lin stabbed Frank Leib in the abdomen,
and the wounded man died Mon
day. Immediately after the stabbing
ARRAY, Mclaughlin, Walter Cass,
Charles Jones and William and Bob
Musherush was arrested tor the crime
and lodged in the county jail. When 1t
became known that the victim was
dead, feeling ran high and eliminated
in a mob. The angry crowd was met
by the father and mother Of McLaugS-
lin, who begged and implored them to
spare their son. In the meantime the
officers taking advantage OF the delay
secretly removed the prisoners from the
Jail and took them to Uxera until the
people become quieted down. Case,
one of the prisoners, and Mclaughlin,
claim that the stabbing was done in
self defense.