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Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10
Die 8tsmar6=SDntne oetti6er stt=
Ocntcu.

9te beutI9e @tubentenI9aft bate siner
prets fir bas bette BON einem StuOenter
gu I4afFenbe 5eftgebtht auf 8ismurd aus
gefebt. Der greis nurbe einem Stuoenier
Der eDungeliiden Sbeologie Namen5
@arnde Sugefpro9en.
Das greisgebidt befiBt iebenfalti
S@pung unh benefit Iuu6 guten 5atf
inbem Is &Ges, mas politii9 ober confeI:
itoneG anftuBen f0nnte, permeibet.
Bei Dem grobartigen 8ismardsGom
mers in Berlin fDpie bel Der gepalttgel
Stubentenfunbgebung, Die am @eburt5:
tage in Sriebri9srub felbit ftdttfanb, tpuro'
es %gefnngen. limb bier folgt es:
9stn itci9e Der 8esctitr1ns 6Gomme
6eQlo6er1Ib uuf in III lrem Sang:
Dem Wtanne gifts pon beuti9em Stan,nts,
Qem 9elben, ser ben 0raden Spans!
Ser on be5 &beines Nebenbprben
@epflanSt oes &ei9es mG1t9en Baum,
Sem Ntanr, bird Ben sur @abrbeit wprben
Ser 86ter i~ebniudtspoler Graun.
&ie lag 6aS @aterlen6 Scrilieber,
9cm Trembeu LANCE idon ein Spot,
Sa lanote unS Ben Sermann wie6cr
Ser alte treue beuti9e Soft!
ltn6 bas lpir6 minnie auseeiun9en
Bis an Der Grbe letten Sag,
&te, pon benz 6eutl6en 4or bespuneen,
Der Ieli6e Sobn am Soben lag!
@er wa9te ba nod Su uerladet
Ser 0euti9en beilgeS &aterIanb!
9enn aud Ser 3wietra6t gtitgen 9ra9eM
S6tus bieler Mann nit itarfer 9ano!
Anb uns eri6ien bie 9rOBe StuuOe,
9a bob Der Selb, lorbeerumlaubt,
Sie &rone pon beS &beines @rInbe
Sem beutl9en Gailer auf bas Saupt!
Sas ,pollerl mir ms Sers uns i9reiben,
Gen f%erniten Gnfeln iet's bewabrt,
Sin 8Orbtlb lol ct ietn unb bIeibet
Son beutl9er &raft r1o beutl6er Irt.
ST itan6, umbrault pom Stltrmestoben,
Son i6nObem 6aB beldimpft urb Ret6.
@r itunb, bas mddtge Saupt erbOben,
So9iberra9enb ietre 3ett!
So6iberragen6 iein Sabrbun6ert,
Gin Sells int piIocnp0rtei1 Mteer,
gon Sunberttaulenben beplnbert,
So6 aud 9eliebt - un6 bas lit mebr!
Gs brauIe Subel! Banner male!
Soft griiBe Did, 0u eiuS9er Meann,
Ser fIbn bes &ubmes GrGnse ale,
Ser ieines gOGfes 6ers s%e1uann!
go last uns BENIN BEN &anren nennen
9es Mteilters, Der bas Hei9 sebaut;
@em 9ieb' unD Srelt inn iOersen bremen,
Dem tits Elm freubenpoler 2art.
Sinbraule es 1pie Sturm unb @etter,
Som Nlpenl6nee bis an ben Selt:
Sell Sir, 6eS @aterlanbes &etter!
SetL Bis # 3 il, Su beuti9er Sel6!
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

Inter benz @orpanb Der Spariamfett min
bic republifanii9e 2egislatur Die BPM 0suz
berneur unb ben 8erpaltern Der berf9ie0ee
men 8obGt6Gtigteitsz unb 5traf%Qlntalien
geforberten 8eniGigungen fart bef9netben.
8enn bic Sorberungen pirfltb gu BOD
ndren, 10 t0nnte man Dem ia 8etfoQ 5olen.
Mber es bat nod Niemanb Der 8ertpaltung
bes 9rr. Nltgelo 8eri9ipenoung Dprperfen
fOnnen. SIM @egentbetl, IS mnB nnerfannt
nerben, baB bieielbe cine febr fpariame ipur.
9a trob Der beftGnbigen 3unc5me Der SSnz
1afen bic Sorberungen i'm Mlsemeinen bic
Ielben itnb, nte Die 8eniIigungen Dor p,er
SSabren, 10 tpiirbe cine 9era6I6neibung ber=
felben elm 3ugeitdnbnib lein, bdB bic bar
malige republifanif9e 3eiebgeflng fi9
GROCER Grtraoagan3 f9ulbig 9ema9t bat.
nnentbebrli6e M}itteG fir unent6ebrIi9e
Mnitalten nur besbalb 3u Dsrtpeigern, neil
Die @erausgabung in ben 6dnben zines po=
IitiI9en' Gegners liegt, tit cine febr f9te9te,
ia eemeine golitif. 9enn ben S6aben ba=
BEN ia 19liebli9 bo9 nt9t bic 9egner, ion=
bern bic ungliidliben 2eute, fir mel9e bic
Mn1talten ba 1tnb. W1tt elmer G%par1dmfcit,
nel4e gegen Die Nrmen uno 1lngliidli9en
geri@tet 1T, ldBt fi4 fem 2o[ttii@es &apital
mdCher1.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

Die @ngldnber BADEN, UNI ben geitb mn
S9Snbten gu 1i9ern, unb I'm sic iptlben Sergs
itdmme gu bdnbigen, fpelde bas Gebist I'M
NorOoiten bon @fgbunitan, 5fpii4,1 Dem
SnbuszSlufe unb Der 9auptt,tte oes 9inz
butuf9z@ebirges b%epobnen, 1nb Die ntner@
bingS bur9 @infaa in Das an 5ubc bes
lebteren geIegene Sf9itral afgbanil9es 0e<
bet bebrpbt baben, gum S9Iperte gretfsn
miiKen, unb einen eriten 9tsg erfo9ten.
@enau IdBt fi9 bic SteGe oeIielben, Der Mtas
latanOzPaB, ni6t feititelen, ba BON ienen
taum bur4foridten @egenDsn MIR l1a0ol<
fommene &arten b~prbanben fino. SINNER
bin ober 1T Der 6ieg BON 8eosutung, IA fir
@nglanb bic gGn5lide %1nterioGung biefer
8ergftGmme, unb bas 8~orriiden ieiner
@rense Bis mad 8abon binein uno an hus
PamirzYlatedu cine Notbpen5igteit gelpor@
ben lit, min es 8uBldnb ni4t ein bequen1es
ginfauszSbpr often lafien.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

tbeiligte, babel freimiitbig ben Gulturfampf
pertparf, aber 5uglei4 8tsmard's 9roBe
Sbaten prizes unb pffen ben 9a5 alslpra9:
v&ein ebrli9er 9euti4er fann ben Sag
poriiber geben lai1en, obne nit @tol5 auf ben
a9taigidbrigen Ginger Deutihlanos gu
bliden."
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

9as eneIif9e @pri6port, bdB bur6 bic
polttit Onberbure @Glaftame%
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT, b~eitdtigt ih9
INNER pieber, Defenders ipenn es ii9 Inn
gemeinfamen SAB pOIitif9er unb au6 re-
Tighter @egenfibler banbeGt. Nie in
OeutI9lanb bas fat6oli19e Centrum in Der
&%rGnfung 8ismard's 9anb in 6onb
nit ben atbetftif9en So3talbemofraten 9in9,
10 bruden in Nmerifa einige fatbDlii6e beutz
i9e 3eitungen nit @enuB cine @ertleine=
rungsrebe ab, pel9e Der atbeiiiI9e Go5ialz
bemotrat 6epner in ct. 2ouis auf 8isz
mard's bunbertten 9eburtstag berfaBt bat.
Sebr biele beutf9zamerifanif9e &atbolifen
miBbiGigen iibrigens berartige bon tatbp=
lif9er Seite fommenoe ~@ebdBigteiten qegen
ben eroBen S9Dpfer bes beutl6,n Gei9s,
pie ia au9 in Oeutf9lanb it6 f~tarter tot6oz
1iI3er Ginfpru4 gegen bag ger6ulten res
Gentrums in biefer Srage, pernebmbar
ma9t. Inter ben fatbOlti4en Sournaliien
in Mmerita berbtent 2ubiptg 2eberer
berborge6oben' 81 tperben, pelber it9 on Der
beutI9en 8ismard=Seier gu &p6ez
iter in Stem gOrt iOgar aIs Jetrebner be-
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

Nus benz biibf6en, frObli9 o%ufbGii6ea0en
beutf6en Mffffippiz9 tabt6sn SCUM
Gitp i'm pefli4en Wisconftn 1T
uns cine rei6bdltige Seftnummer bes oors
tigen beutI9en @p9enblattes n3epuhliz
faner" 5%ugetommen. Sic entbdlt II. u.
cine %anmutbig gei3riebene 9ef3i@te Der
rei3errb g~elegenen 4nfieolung unb eine Omit
4bbiIbungen berfebene) S4ilDerung Der
felben, fotpie Elm tpoblgerotbenes @eot6t
gum 2obe Der r0ueGenftubt", ONES aus Der
Sober bes fi9 nit @tfer unb Salient in ben
ldnbliben 3eitungsberuf etnlebenben jun
gen Sournaliiten Sans 9emut4, Der
unter benz Namen rMfutb" man9en 2efern
u%nieres Sonntagsblattes nod in Crime
rung fetn pirb. Der ti9ttge unb erfolgz
rei6e 9erausgeber bes uHepublifaner", 9err
8aul S. 80 iGler, par friiber ebenfoas
an Der SQinots Staats3ettung tbGtig; bas 1T
aber f9pn ldngere 3eit Der.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

Simmer me6r @ng1if9zN inertia
ner erfennen ben @ertb Der beutf@en-
Spra3e. 60 btelt fir5li9 gu @leDelan6
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

fir nfe nRmtThe RRtaJHpSn.
9e ltnteraeibuetsn %bef6rbern godete big au 100 9fn.
luc9en, S6nemarf unb Der GdtDeis a1 BEN rsuel.
mabigeu BON Der Senti dle t WeidbS p ptsN erm aItmmo
feit9eieBten 9reiien.
ebenip beIorgen biefelben Naarenfenbunoeu bpu ,,uh
mad allen SbeiIen GnrOpas unb Amerifos su ben biGios
fen Maten.
Hensel, Bruckmann & LOrbacber.
rs @t4iGnt Ctr. gSetu @prR.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

Gin beutI9er S9riftitener, benz Ntemunb
&rie9eret Dor 8tsmdrd bDrperfen tdnn
unb Der 8tpur ben Often i'm Sa9fenpalbe
perfDnlt9 liebt, aber fir feline S9attenieiten
tpeber bGinb nod itumm 1T, ndmli6 30 a.
rtmtltan 9aroen, urtbetlt IN ietner
8erliner r3utunft" iiber ben petten
g D + n befIelben 70:
v9raf Mtlbelm BON 8tsmardzS 9Dnbduz
fen lit gum SberprG1ibenten Der Pronin5
StpreuBen ernannt porben. 9as tit Ell
gentlt9 nt9t gar 10 punoerbor, benin 8raf
8ismard lit Sabre lang Brdibent Der &ez
gterung in 9annDber gepefen, er bat ltnter
fe6r f9tpterigen 8er6dltnifen etnen fi9eren
Satt unb cine tiible l1nabbGngigtett ~geSeigt;
unb Die StpreuBen, bic anitatt zines b%tnfenz
Daft f9nanfenben einen flugen uno felbf tdnz
bigen Sberprdftbenten etn5ieben feben, etnen
Mann BON ungepO6nlt9 flarem Wenf4en@
ber1tanb, BON ptel1eitiger 8ilbung unb itarf
entipideltem @efii6l fir @erantnortli9teit,
tOnnen nit Dem Saudi iebr 5ufrteoen fetn."
Ser brobe beut19e S9mtebemeiiter 6 q I
81 imam (0ofmdnn uno ntGt 9off=
mann = betBt cry mar tiir5l:9 bon feiner
6eimatb 9ranb oSSslanb in Nebra3fa na9
Gbicago gefommen, UNI Dor benz hiefi9en
beutI9en 6 onuIat feline Nusiogen Uber
ben nntergang Der n@1be" gu MAIDEN. Gr
that bies in b ur9aus b%eritdnbiger Meiie, nie
ia bic iibertriebenen INN anFduglilb 5u9ez
16riebenen MeuBerungen meiit ~'SrDt9tungen
Ien1dtions9teriger Reporter tpdren. Geit
ieiner &iidfebr BON Gbicago na4 9ranb
Sslanb erbielt 9ofmann, Der betanntli9 let
ienem f9redli9en rngliid Doh ieiner Srau
unb ieinem e~in3igen 8inbe q%strenn. ipllrbe
unb 8eibe berlor, etnen Brief bon 5rGulein
anna 8Dter, bic iebt ipieosr u1s iun9e
@r5eberin in elmer Samilie in @nalonb
nirtt. Sic banft 9errn 9ofmonn innig fir
bas, mas er mad Der f4redli4en &atoitropbe
fir ie getban, unb ie fiigt btn5u, SAB tie
nG9it @ott 6ofmann allein lire ~Sfeti!tng
bonn iiberen Sobe oerbante. rat0ge Gptt
Sbnen bergelten, ib tperbe SSSbrc unei9enz
niibigfeit unb Sbre 2tebe tiir Sbre Dit
meni9en niemals Dergefen." 50 TdlieBt
Der 8rief, tpel9er 5uglei4 cine pbotograpbte
Der @erfaferin entbielt.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-04-10

1Gmmtlt9 rei96alttge @r5e an ben Sag for
bern. Ser 8au atpeier 5tampfmii6len miro
in &ir3e in Nngriff genommen peroen uao
Der Ga 8euez8esirf 6iirfte balb cine 3aBl=
rei9e 8ebOlferung baben.
= Sn Der ,MbenbpoIt" BON San Sranz
cisco lefen mir bon einem iebt geitorbenen,
i'm Qeben beinabe unbefdnnt gebliebenen
qrpben beutI9zamertfani19en N%ugenar5t:
Gtiu unb unbemerft, tpie er gelebt, 1T 0r.
@mtl SrentIe in San Srancisco au9
aug bieIer Welt gei9ieben. Nur in tpeniger
&rei1en mar befannt, baB er elmer Der be1ten
M~uqenGr3te nt9t nllr Der Ser. Staaten, fon=
bern Der gan5en Welt mar. 4ls emit ein
Gan sranciscoer gu benz ieitber geitorbe=
men Brofeipr BON @rGfe in Berlin fam, I'm
it6 tpeqen zines Nugenleibens bebanbeln gu
iafen, fagte biefer beriibmte Nugenar5t:
Sic baben ben tii9tigiten Nugenar5t Der
Welt, Or. Srenfle, in Gan Sranctsco unb
i6 bearetfe nt6t, tparum sic gu mir foms
men. @enn Sbnen Or. Srentle nt9t belfen
fanr, bann bermag i6 es geptB nt9t." -
Die @abe mar aber bic, baB Elm Prop6st
am penigiten in feiner 9eimatb anerfannt
tpiro. Or. Srenfle bate in ietnen leBten
sSyobren nur nod cine feline, aber ausgez
tpdblte dr3tlt@e praris. gr berfebrte AUDI
nur in ausgei u9ten &retien. @ein 8ru>
Der, Der ppr etnigen Sabren geftorben tit.
mar na9 benz urtbeil Der Sa9peritdnotgen
Der qrDBte Yiantft, ben Gan 5ranciscp 9e=
fannf fat, unb AUDI Der iebt Wertorbene
mar elm 8irtuos auf benz Glabier. 2etoer
qebDrte er gu ben 9enies, Die ibr 2i9t unter
BEN @6effel fte1en unb baber DON benz gro=
Rem 9ublifum faum getannt tperoen
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
RIsTINE FOR RECEIVER.
His appointment Expected by
Midland Officials.

DENVER. April 2S.-The Midlandt
receiyership is revived and nowt it fis
predicted here that separate re-
ceiver will be appointed by Judge Cald-
well on Monday or Tuesday next at
St. Louis. - a.
Three months ago, George w.
Ristine was named as likely to re-
ceive the appointment, and so far. as
can be learned, no other name has
been mentioned. 1t is not. thought
here the withdrawal of the Midland
will make material difference with
the Santa Fe reorganization. Some
time ago it was stated that the Santa
Fe did not care SO much for the Mid.
land, but desired to extend action on
the application for the separate re-
ceivership until the committee could
report, as stampede of other divi-
sions of the system might follow.
With Ristine in charge of the Mid
land it is likely that through traffic
arrangement can be made for an in
dependent through line from Chicago
to Ogden via the Rock Island, Midland
and Rio Grande Western. If the
Oregon Short Line separate receiver
ship Is brought about then the system
could be extended into the Northwest.
and the Rock Island come into direct
competition with the Burlington and
Northern Pacific
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
LOP OFF ONE MORE.
JuIesburg Branch of the U.P p. the
Next to Go.

JuIesburg Branch of the U.-P. the
Next to Go.
DENVER, April 2S-Although Re-
ceiver and General Manager s. III.
HI. Clark has had an order prepared
to discontinue connections with the
JuIesburg branch of the Union Paci-
been. withheld, pending a conference
with the receiver, yTrumbull, The
complaint of the Union Pacific is that
the Gulf has been flirting too much
with the Burlington, through the con-
nection at Julesburg with the
Cheyenne branch of the Burlington at
Sterling. To punish Mr. Trumbull
for his alleged disregard of the former
close relations between the Union
Pacific and the Gulf, Mr.. Clark had
concluded to send all Denver pas
senger business around by way of
Cheyenne, and by withdrawing from
the Julesburg connection, leave Mr..
Trumbull with 100 miles of track segre-
gated from any other railroad ex-
cept it's Divorce. the Union Pacific.
Receiver Trumbull seems not to
have been greatly disturbed by the
threat. The reason is said to be that
by building ten miles of track be-
tween Greeley and Kersey. or Orr
Station, he can connect the Grin juno
tion-Cheyenne branch of the Gulf
road-with the Julesburg line, and at
Sterling the Gulf can make connec-
ton with the Burlington road That
the Burlington could deal with the
Gulf without disturbing it's amicable
relations with the Denver &c
Rio Grande is entirely pos
sible. and it is known that it
! has been coquetting with the former
cohort of the Union Pacific with an
eye to the very combination the pro-
posed order of Mr.. Clark may bring
about at any time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
SALTWATER NEWS.
I. o. o. r. Services in Churches
Light Court Calendar.

L. O. o. r. Services in Churches
Light Court Calendar
There is a pressing need of rain, so
that loggers can begin moving their
logs The continued dry weather. ts' a
hardship to labor and has bad erect
upon all lines of business and industry.
Mrs. Christine Aim, of Forest LaSe,
who was sent to the hospital for the
insane at Rochester three weeks ago,
died last Sunday, and the funeral &C.
Cured at Forest Lake Wednesday,
last. 40,
The regular spring term Of the disr
trict court convenes one week from
next Tuesday. The old car company
cases have been removed from the
calendar, and the number of actions
20 be tried is considerably less than
at the last term of court. There are po
important criminal cases for the grand
jury to consider. 49,.
Rev. CreSsy, of the First Methpd1st
church. delivered an eloquent address
yesterday commemorative of the or
ganization of the 1. o. o. F. in this
country. The local lodge of that order
and the Daughters of Rebecca attend
ed in a body.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
BALL GROUND IMPROVEMENTS.

More Entrances to Be Made and
the BIeachers Extended.
While there was considerable I'M
avoidable confusion at the ball park
yesterday in handling the crowd, Capt.
Comiskey asserts 1t will be remedied
when the league season opens in this
city. He will make several beneficial
improvements. Ticket stands for the
accommodation of patrons of the
bleachers will be erected both on the
ST. Adams street and Aurora avenue
sides of the park. This will leave the
main entrance solely for grand-stand
spectators.
The crowding in the infield, which
was so annoying yesterday, will be
obviated in future by extending the
bleachers on the Fuller street SIDE
Entrances for carriages and bicycle
riders will be made on Aurora avenue.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
BRILLIANT BUT ERRATIc.
Prominent Tacoma Business Man
and Ffnaneier Dead.

TACOMA, Wash. April 2S.-William
r. Thornell died yesterday, aged
thirty-nine years. He has been prorni-
nent in business and in Tacoma and
Seattle society. About twelve years
ago, it is alleged, Thornell was tried
and convicted in Colorado, under the
name of Fred Hope, for embezzling
funds from a railroad company by
which he was employed. Influential
friends secured his release when he
had served but a short part of his
sentence. He first came to this city.
and went later to Seattle and entered
the employment of the Oregon I'M
provement company. Afterwards he
was assistant manager of the Lake
Shore & Eastern railroad, and still
later an employee of the Boston Ma
tional bank.
About six years ago he married Miss
Cora Taylor. Seattle society girl.
and afterwards his accounts with the
bank were discovered to be short.
HIS father-in-law made up the def
cheney. Three years ago he came to
Tacoma as bookkeeper for the con-
tractors, Dickinson & Co. His brother
Is secretary of the United States
Trust company, in New York city.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
Going EQSf.

II you take the Burlington Yestibuled
Limited leaving Minneapolis at and
ST. Paul TAO any evening, you will have
a comfortable nights rest. an exceIlen,
breakfast on the dining car (cafe pIan).
and be in Chicago at 9 next morning.
There you will have the choice of a
number of lines leaving Chicago at in
tervals from 1880 in the morning to
11:3o at night. According as these
trains are limited or ordinary. you will
reach New York from Las D. m. to 9
p. m. the second day after leaving the
Twin Cities, and Boston 3:45 d. m. to
IL :35 q. m. Philadelphia. Baltimore and
Washington may be reached at about
the same time. and on the same day as
New York. BY taking the Burlington.
you reach Chicago about the beginning
OF the business day. and can leave for
the East within an hour, or have the
day for business or pleasure. leaving in
the afternoon or evening. Ticket Of
fees, 400 Robert street (HoteI Ryan
st. Paul; BOG Nicollet avenue, and 121
Third street south Guaranty Loan
buiiding), Minneapolis. and union de-
pots in both cities.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
SAT0LLI OBLIGATED.
Anniversary of st. Patricl<,s Ded-
icatfon Celebrated in Gotham.

NEW YORK, April 2s-With all the
pomp and ceremony of the Roman
Catholic church, the tenth anniversary
of the conservation of the old ST. Pat
rick's cathedral, Mulberry and Mott
streets, was celebrated today. The
services commenced at II o'clock with
the celebration of a solemn pontifical
mass. The celebrant was the Rt Rev.
Mgr. Satoln. Archbishop Corrigan oc-
cupied the episcopal throne on the
Gospel side of the altar.
One of the largest congregations that
old st. Patrick's has ever held was
present to grace the occasion, every
seat being occupied and the middle
and side aisles being crowded with
worshipers who were obliged to
stand.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
Southern Veterans Oruan,xa

NEW ORLEANS, April Isl. B.
Gordon, general commanding United
Confederate Veterans, through George
q. Norman, adjutant general, has
issued an order announcing with
hearty congratulations to the Broth
erhood of United Confederate Veter-
ans that Number 600 has been reached
In the enrolment of new camps, and
that application has been made for
the organization of nearly 100 more.
He appeals to veterans everywhere to
organize and be represented at the
general reunion to be held in Hous-
ton, Tex, on the 22d and 23d and oath
of next May
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
Excited the EnSano

WATKINS. N. Y, April 2S.-About
O'Clock this morning fire broke out
at the state hospital for the insane at
Willard, on Seneca lake, and before
the hospital fire department could get
1t under control it had destroyed the
Kitchen, laundry, bakery and tailor
shop, which were In extension back
OF the middle section of the building.
Luckily, no one was injured, although
there was considerable excitement for
a time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-29
TODAY,s BALL GAME.
At It's Conclusion the st. Pau
u c E-c c;t

At It's Conclusion the st. Paul
Team Goes to Kansas City.
The concluding game of the present
st Paul-Minneapolis series will be
played in the latter city this after
noon. Pepper and Killeen will pitch
for ST. Paul, and Kraus, the ex-Sioux
City ,backstop, will go behind the
plate. 1t is probable that after the
game Capt. Comiskey and his team
will leave Minneapolis direct for Kan
sas City, where he opens the league
season next Wednesday. Including
himself, fourteen men will make the
trip. This will necessitate leaving two
pitchers behind. 1t has not been de-
cided who will remain at home.
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The Dinner Reu

Sounds but a mockery to the dyspep-
tic. He hears it. of course, but his
stomach does not respond to the call.
He goes through the motions" and
suffers afterwards for the small
amount of victuals he partakes of.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters alters his
condition into one of ability to eat
plentifully, digest heartily, and assimi-
late thoroughly. Malaria, rheuma-
tism. constipation and biliousness are
conquered by this world-famed medI-
cine.
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Jones. p........5 o 3 O. 4 0
Totals 27 13 u *26 16
*TMo men out when Winning run

*Two- men out when winning run
was made.
Earned runs, st. Paul 5, Minneapo-
lis IL; home runs, Camp, O'Rourke.
Wilson. Kuehne e. Lally; three-base
O'Rourke, Mari, Werlich 2; double
plays, Jones. Pickett and Mullane,
Werrick and Werden, Burns and Will
son; bases on balls, off Duke 4, off
Fraser 8; hit by pitcher, Smith 3, Null
lane: struck out, by Jones 2. by Duke
2, by Fraser. l. first base on errors,
st. Paul 4, Minneapolis 3; stolen bases,
Smith, Camp, Mullane, Van Dyke.
left on bases, st. Paul 8, Minneapolis
8 wild pitches, Duke l, Fraser /; time,
two hours; umpire, Hayes.
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Strike Mny First.

CANTON, o., April 2S-Miners of the
Massillon district have been ordered
out on May l. The arbitration scale of
60 cents expires on that date, and min
ers who accepted under protest want
an advance. The miners will await or
ders from the convention in Columbus
on Nav g
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PROPOSALS FOR CONSTRUCTION
of Dams and shore projections on
Upper Mississippi River.-U. S. En-
gineer Office: Rock Island, ILL.,, April
~, loSo;-Sealed proposals will be re-
ceived here until 2 D. M. MAY 81 1886
and then publicly opened, for: /. Con-
struction OF dams and shore protec-
tons between Genoa and Prairie du
Chen, Wis; 2. Construction of dams
and shore projections between Du-
buque and Clinton, Iowa; 3. Construc-
between Hamburg. ILL.,. and Cap au
Girls, Mo-: 4. Construction OF dams and
shore projections between Cap au Girls,
Mo-, and mouth of Illinois river.
All information furnished on appIica-
ton.
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YOUNG STARS DEFEATED
By the Young KeEels in Yester-
days bowling Games.

The young Kegel bowling team yes
terday played the Young Foley Stars
two games on Amort's alleys, both
games being won by the Kegels. Both
teams are made up of boys from thir-
teen to fifteen years of age, but they
bowl fairly well. Following are the
scores:
First Game-Kegels-J. Dance. 100 !;
F. Samez. 149; B. Goodman, 1872 Total,
AL.
Stars-D. Allen. 105;, G. Cotes, 126;
Buck O'Toole. 100. Total, 331.
Second Game-KegeIs-J. Samez, 1873;
f. Samez, 100; Goodman. 161. Total, 49,
Stars-O'Toole. al; Cotes, Ill; Allen,
So. Total, 1877.
Another game will be played on the
Foley alleys next Sunday.
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Columbia and New York Arrive.

NEW YORK. April 2S.-The United
States cruisers Columbia, commanded
by Capt. Sumner, and New York, COM
manded by Capt. Evans, which were
detached from Admiral Meade's
squadron at Key West, and ordered
to proceed to the navy yard at Brook
lyn to prepare for participation In
the ceremonies at the opening of the
North sea and Baltic canal in June.
arrived here today. Both vessels an
chored temporarily in the North river.