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St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
sy.. HO, FOR THE CARNIVAL.
tf!fSft.fS.
Hhstifng to Get Ready for the Win
1-'~ ter Sport,

Hhstifng to Get Ready for the Win
''%'> - ter Sport.
The announcement that the building
Of the central feature of the carnival
will begin at once has had the eff
feet of squirting into action those mem
bers of clubs who have been holding off
on ordering their uniforms. Yesterday
more people handed in their orders
than on any single day since the be-
ginning Of the carnival campaign, apd
if the contract is let at today's meet
ing of the directors the manufacture
ers Of suits will doubtless have their
hands full within the coming week.
The schedule of business to be trans
acted at today's meeting at headquar-
tiers includes the ratification of the
contract for the use of Aurora park
during the carnival; the aportionment
of r, funds to the various commit
tees on sports and entertainments, con-
sideration of the plans of Fort Karni-
val and discussion of the bids for the
business that may be brought before
the meeting.
Carnival headquarters were enliv-
ened last night by a concert given i'm
promptu by the carnival drum and fife
corps, one Of the best organizations
of it's kind in the Northwest. The boys
had expected to parade with the Red
Men and the Bostons, but as the first
named club could not get uniforms
in time the members were compelled to
postpone it's first parade until the first
week in January. The officers consid-
cred it wiser to do this than to go out
with a small part of its force.
A number of st. Paul builders were
busy yesterday making estimates on
which to base bids for the building of
Fort Karnival These bids will be pre-
scented today at the meeting Of the ex-
ecutive committee, which has been
called for 8 o'clock. After being ex-
amined and tabulated by the commit
tee they will be laid before the board
Of directors at o'clock. Quick action
is necessary now, If the fort is to be
lin readiness for the opening day, Jan.
III, and it is very probable that the
contract will be awarded at today'S
meeting.
Fort Smelling officers will organize a
carnival club and participate in the
parades Of the carnival season at
+ times when the troops are not in line.
There is plenty Of good material at the
fort from which to organize carnival
club, and in conjunction with the mill
itia carnival brigade the Smelling club
will undoubtedly prove a decided &C
QUESTION to the uniformed hosts.
: Chairman Hamlin. Of the advertis-
ing committee. is preparing some very
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
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PRESENTS FOR THE TOTS.
Chri stmas Cheer for the Little In
mates of the Day Nursery. =.

Christmas Cheer for the Little In
- mates of the Day Nursery. a.
The children of the day nursury had
their full share of Christmas cheer and
gladness yesterday afternoon. Two
trees were given to the nursury, one
by Miss McCray, Of the Sib1ey school;
the other by the Boadican Society of
'97, central high school. A committee
from the society,", consisting of Misses
Stoughton, Muir,5 O'Brien Boardman,
Willius, Warner and Holterhoff, dec
GRATED the trees and made the bright,
CHEEKY rooms of the nt1rsury look even
brighter than usual. &c
Miss Whitney, direetfess of Lincoln
kindergarten. told thes little ones the
story of the Christ Child and sang sew
eral Christmas songs, after which the
presents were given to the children.
- The. lady managers of the day nur-
suryT served coffee and light refresh-
menfs to the mothers. &C esgs
= The rooms, which are very pleasant
and, spotlessly clean, 4were lighted by
gas for the first time. This was made
possible by Mr.. Dryers gift to the nur-
sery, in the shapesof gas fixtures.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
HOWARD CHARTER.
Question of Its Submission to Bs
Discussed Thursday.

Aid. Markham, the chairman of the
special joint committee appointed to
consider the advisability of passing an
ordinance submitting the Howard char
a meeting of the committee for next
Thursday at p. m. The ordinance,
which was introduced by Aid. Lindahl,
provides for submission Of the ques-
tion to the people at the next city cleo
tion, which will take place in May 1t
requires a three-fourths vote of each
body of the common council to pass it,
and in case of a veto by the mayor, a
four-ffths vote is required to enact the
ordinance
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
Field, DIah1er
& co.

The last Saturday Of the
year. We mean to make it a
busy day. There will be at
tractlye offerings in every de-
partment.
There will be lots of
things at actual cost.
There will be lots of things
at less than cost.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
HOLIDAY GOODS.

The Great Reduction Sails
of Holiday Goods is still in
progress. Everything that
comes under this head will be-
closed out regardless Of i'm
porter's or manufacturers,
cost.
Fine Leather Goods.
Paris and Vienna Fans.
Real Tortoise Shell Goods,
Sterling Silver Novelties.
Brio a-Brac.
Fancy Goods.
You can buy any of these
at lowest actual cost. Many
of them at much less than
cost.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
UNDERWEAR.

Underwear prices will touch
the lowest point today.
Ladies Natural Gray "Mun-
sing" Wool-Plated Vests and
Pants for IS Cents each today.
Our lowest price has been S1.O0;
they have been sold this season
for S1.25.
Ladies' Heavy Natural Gray
"Munsing" Wool-Plated Com
bination Suits for S1.60 each to-
day. That's a reduction of just
20 per cent. The regular price
is $500:
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
$14,.OO

each today, y,s.e The .l2hElte1.es e;ss'oqrigginal q
prices were s2gr.l5of9, sGgl 5of9,5 5491ss2..22,,5o 4 ..22,,5o
and S26.5o. 'sea'-r- ''''''1 +"
We are sure that both of
these offerings are the best
ever known in this city.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
c. @ % q

Blood In winter makes the stomach sound
and vigorous, the heart healthy and tire
less. the nerves strong, and the whole body
full OF vitality and vlgor. Good blood
comes with the use of Hoods Sarsaparilla.
I'VE have used Hoods Sarsaparilla and
find it to be an excellent appetizer and
blood purifier. We find that 1t 'oyercomes
that feeling of lassitude which Is due to
impoverished blood" MRS. KATE E..
PRICE, Middletown, Pa.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
KID GLOVES.

Only few words are required
to draw a thousand buyers today.
Clearing sale of quite big lot
of Imported Kid Gloves, light,
medium and dark tan shades,
with heavy embroidered backs,
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
$3.50

today, surely I57'a'' very cry T66M price
for silk-lined Jackets. They
were 50. 50 and 5000.
And a lot of highest grade
Kersey, Melton and Boucle
Jackets, lined Ahromghout aOatA
Plain or fancy silks, only
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
IMMIGRATION LITERATURE.
Redwood County Tells of Its Advan-
tages in Circular.

EeUWOOd CoUnty TeIls OF It's AuVun-
tages in Circular.
AT the headquarters of the Minnesota
immigration association several hun
dred circulars were yesterday received
from the immigration associations of
Redwood county. The circular gives
brief information regarding the area,
soil and resources of the county, and
will be a valuable aid in encouraging
immigrants to settle in that section.
The county contains SIG 900 acres of
land supports a population of 1900.
The circular will be sent out from the
immigration headquarters to persons
seeking information regarding Mime
sofa
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
rs CENTS

a pair today. *. The assortment of
colors is broken. In complete
assor tnents they would sell for
SIPS and S1.50
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
CLOAK ROOM.

While every Jacket in this
store has been marked down,
we mention only two very
special lots for today 'sasell-
@.r5E. i@rf@% -''''r'
ing.
Lot 1-Boucle, Chinchilla
and Beaver Jackets, newest
two-button box front, ripple or
coat back, szlk-llned through.
0zst, choice for
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
Carnival Suits.

The Boston designs and manufactures
them. All work done in st. Paul. Sixth
and Robert J=fr9lE
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28

Democratic Associatfonu Moves.
The Minnesota Democratic association has
moved its Offices into Newspaper Row, and
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28

We call the attention Of our readers
to notice of the. State Savings. Bank
under announcements.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
DOMESTIC ROOM.
81 CENTS

a yard today; ordinary retail
price, IL u cents.
St. Paul daily globe., 1895-12-28
$3.50

Per 9S-lb sacks Yerxa's Extra Patent Flour.
There is positively no better Flour milled.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20
NO SYMPATHY.

The efforts Of .ympathiZers with
Hans Hansen to obtain a reprieve
from President Cleveland to save the
murderer from the gallows shows how
difficult it is to enforce the death pen
atty in California. The murder Of
Mate Fitzgerald Of the bark Hesper
on the high seas was an %atrocious
crime, The murderers had a fair
trial, and the Supreme Court Of the
United States found no error in the
proceedings. Several delays 10 carry
ing into effect the sentence occurred .
Public sympathy was invoked in be
half Of Hansen because he had a
sweetheart-a woman who was foolish
enough to fall in love with a man
convicted Of a capital crime. The
protection of the officers of American
ships from assassination on the high
e a Requires that an example he
made Of the wretches who had no
pity in their hearts when they struck
down Mate Fitzgerald Stockton
Mail
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20
Popular Daily Excursions to Chi
cago and the East.

The Union Pacific is the only line
running upholstered, Pullman tourist
Sleeping cars from California and Ne
vada to Chicago without change every
day in the year, Through Pullman
double Drawing-room sleepers and
dining cars to Chicago daily without
change on The Overland Flvec.''
Only n change to New York and
Boston. Time from Nevada to Chi
cagO only three days.
Steamship tickets on sale to and
from all points in Europe,
For full particulars, tickets and
sleeping "a Accommodations, call on OF
address ID. W. Hitchcock. General
Agent, Montgomery St, San Fran
cisco, Cal, or W. d. Phillips, Agent
S. p. Co.. Reno, New.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20

Mrs. Belva Lockwood, having been
held for criminal Libel, is now acquir-
ing wisdom in large chunks. When
a woman puts herself in the place Of
a man she must take the chances Of a
man. That is one Of the things the
ladies who take IN interest" in pub
lie affairs do not seem to be able to
comprehend. They want the rights
and the privileges OF sex. Men are
willing to accord rights OF privileges.
inditferently. but never will accord
both. The sOoner the wOmen get this
through their bangs the sooner will
the world adjust itself to new condi-
tions. and once more wag along com
fOrtably as Of dds. F. Bulletin.
The Silver papers Of Nevada have
been fond of copying articles from the
Salt Lake Tribune for the past four
wears. The editorial columns Of that
paper have carried some of the bright
est ideas on silver that have ever been
published. 1t is different now. The
Tribune is badly mixed in trying to
explain that the Republican party is
the only party that can bring relief ia
silver, and if the Republicans dom
win silver is up a stump.
Tramps that are put off trains are
said to delight in burning the ties
and wood belonging to the railroad
company, Is a means Of revenge. i
is said that along this line much O.
this kind of work is done. Journal
A monster thirteen inch bore CUR
passed through for San Francisco
Friday. Its weight is l3S,O00 pounds
This is the second gun that has passec
through Reno within two or three
weeks.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20
BUILDING STONE.

Nevada contains larger deposits OF
a better grade Of building stone than
any other State in the UuiOn. Unfor,
tunately these vast sources of wealth
have been in the past SO remote from
a market that they have been over
looked or left untouched, but with the
improvement in the transportation IA
cilities which come with every year,
and with the eXhaueting Of the quar-
ries Of Eastern States and the conse-
auent increased demand for building
material. Nevada will one day reap
great benefit from these deposits. Few
people have a full conception of the
extent Of the building stone industry
in the United States. A report just is
sued py the Geological Survey shows
that the quarry value Of the stone pro-
duced in 1894 was S37,377, SIG, of which
S33, 600, 900 was used for the con
struc.ion of buildings. Pennsylvania
leads all the rest of the States in this
product. Ohio coming next, and Yer
mont third. Over three-fourths Of the
total product is in a small portion Of
the area Of country from Maine to H.
linois and the vast deposits Of all
kinds Of stone in the South and far
West have as yet been only super
ficially wOrked.-Enterprise.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20
ICE. ICE. ICE,

The only pure ice in the market is
that sold by Dr.. J. NJ. Benton. 1t is
cut on the Carson River-from pure,
running water and not formed on
5tagnant pools, swarming with ami
NAL life. 1t is ice from mountain
water that has its origin in the snow
capIod peaks of the SieIras and mean
health as well as GOODNESS to the
consumer.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20
Is to l..

&c to l" on a silver button is the
very latest in the way Of a Lapel but.
ton. John @. Fox has these desir-
able silver souvenirs now OF sale.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20
Notice.
Carpets and furniture.

Downey is now selling all kinds of
carpets at San Francisco prices freight
added. You can't call for anything
in his line, carpets, furniture or bric
a brac that he can't furnish at hard
time rates.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20
For Sale.

A first-class, fine toned upright
piano. Has only been used a few
months. For sale cheap ErqniIea
this office.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20
Don't be a Hog.

There are several men in this sec
ton of the country who are human
hogs when it to mining prop
erty. Just as soon as an industrious
miner finds a good piece Of ground,
Mr.. Human Hog rushes cut to the
new find and locates all around it.
They are not content with one claim
but Jump in and plank a notice down
on every vacant piece Of ground that
is in reach.
These human swine don't even
have their locations recorded, but
post a great notice that the ground is
theirs and thus keep good men off.
If a claim is good one is enough for
a man, and as much as he can afford
to do assessment work on, When a
man gets the idea into his head that
1900 by 600 feet of Mother Earth isn't
enough for him to own he should be
placed in the center of it and COM
PEELED to spade every inch.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20

For SALE:-Fine upright piano, all
latest Improvements, 3 string. good
tone. Cash price, $1,000. Geo /.
Lamy.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1895-10-20
School Books

We sell Text Books aud other school
supplies as cheap as any competitor.
Cagwin x Noteware.
WANTED:-A house 10 rent unfur-
nished Apply at this office.
Notice.
No shooting 0 fishing allowed on
the Schulz ranch, Clear Creek,
Fl. F. Dangberg.
The evening world., 1895-05-27
KNOCKED OUT THE l0AFER.
Detective Delaney Heated Giant
McGorry. who 1nsultcd Women.

Bernard McGorry. thirty-seven years
old. Of b33 East Th.rty-eighth street. a
giant over six feet in height, created
considerable excitement on Broadway,
near F'orty-nfth street. yesterday after
noon. He was evidently drunk. and APP
preached men and women out for a
stroll and demanded money.
When this demand was unheeded he
would make use OF the vilest OF cpl
greeted In this manner became hysteri-
cal A number OF men were similarly
treated. but none dared to tackle the
giant.
McGorry was having II all his own
way until Detective Delaney, OF the
West Forty-seventh street station. put
in an appearance. Delaney 10 an ath.
lete. and Is considered the Hercules of
the Department When he ordered Nc
CORY to stop his annoyance and go
home or be arrested. McGorry laughed
1T will take you and SIX more Ike you
to take me In"
Delaney lost no further time in talk.
He told McGorry that he was q prisoner.
McGorry made a lunge at the detective,
who warded OF the blow and landed In
return a knockout blow on the bridge
Of Mc0orry's nose. sending him reelins
ff This t"e look sSsfT ali the fight out Of Mcoory.
tive to the house, where he was
Justice Ryan. in Yorkviile Court, to-
day committed him to the island at the
discretion Of the Commissioners of
Charities and Correction.
The evening world., 1895-05-27

Nothing in the whole scheme had
wounded her 50 much as the bringing
iatC It OF Dunlas's name. At the mere
thOuSht OF 1t her checks were dyed Win
his ever ges.lns wind OF 1t made her
nearly franac.
However, sac had agreed to the plan.
and Il was too late 10 draw back now.
The only thing left for her to do was 10
prepare herse.f "a we'll as she could ipr
she foresaw, would have to be gone
True to his resolution. clifford sailed
forth that night to the gossip-monG":,
and returned IN high glee at the manner
y VIII his plausible story had been re-
ass worbo.se was delisAted,,'' he
said, and consulted me Immediately as
70 what recommended for present
She Ia coming around tomorrow morn.
Ing, to talk 1t over with, you. SO mind
and prepare yourself for any emer-
AIR. clifford hal no, miscalculated
when he saii that 1t would be quite un-
necessary TO do more than tell the news
TO Mss Cynthia. In less than a week
the ~noie town was discussing the en-
gsgement and Mabel had received calls
Of congratu,ation from all her frienis
Her father wishing 10 hurry up matters.
had fixed IA day sonc six weeks thence
Gal had sent out dainty, s.lver-written
Invitation cards to their whole circle,
As he expected. on their being sent out.
stream Of presents steady enough to
realize his most ssEgline hopes. began
to nuw in, and ne once more Congratu-
latci himself and his daughter on the
succeas that had met their scheme. an,
Mabel however, had often great dim
Guilty IN exp.an!ng away some discrep-
ancles which dd arise IN spite of her
care.
Time passed on. till at last but one
week remained before the date fixed for
Just been consulting Mabel as to the pro-
priety OF announcing the sudden ind.s-
position Of the bridegroom. when Miss
The evening world., 1895-05-27
--l!! SN -!!!v'
Then he walked down Broadway

again.
When he reached Madison. Square he
crossed the street. and wandered about
under the trees In an aimless sort of
way. Happening to glance up. he saw
frightened as though the place called
up pleasant memories to him. After
awhile he began again to sing softly:
That CORY old bludseon I keep a. . treasure.
For often at nights with 1t heads I would crack :
I found It the source Of an exquisite pleasure,
Which makes me still happy whene'er I look
How srinly seized It. with hands that were
glowing.
And quick on the plate o some fellow It fell!
When think Of those times now my heart is
o'ernowing.
Oh love that old bludseon that served me
so we'll
That world famous biudseon that iron wood biud-
That blood covered bindseon that served me 20
How sweet in . crowd with my strong hands to
grip 1t.
As, poised o'er q head. TIT
With a groan. the singer stopped and
~ cannot go on" he walled: vailed 1T is
tSst tSe P,er bs, lost ,as a rime NIKE bicycle "noe'
"How's that pardner?" queried
tramp who had been asleep on the
bench and who woke up just in time to
"Bec.u.e had to be retired" came
But the tramp had dropped dead.
came Ana R ep % hs Soce ssao o 81 ne ses eep
addressed to the stranger.
Move on!' 1t said.
The evening world., 1895-05-27
THEY KEPT THE PRESENTS.
The LWchy Outcome Of II Most Desperate
Ecpedient.

handsome house In the principal street
Of the little town. In the hall she met
her father.
Come into the study and shut the
door" he said. II have something
rather serious to tell YOU"
Ills daughter obeyei.
1.-The fac; is. Mabel" said Mr.. Clif-
ford. Il have been. as you may have
noticed. In pecuniary difficulties for
some time past. Some months ago, to
meet my more pressing claims, l was
obliged to mortgage the house and TO
get bill of sale on the furniture. But
things have gone from bad to worse.
and / have Just found that. unless
can raise 1900 within two months. /
shall be In fair way TO become a
bankrupt. Your Uncle George is such
miser that IL he heard the faintest
rumor that ] was in difficulties through
extrayagance. he wouldn't leave me a
fhrthlng. far less give me anything. In
fact. II is partly on his account that
am 80. anxious to raise the money
quickly, for n am gazetted before ne
dies (the doctors say ne hasn't two
months to live) my name win be cut
out Of hiS WILL
The evening world., 1895-05-27
] haye made a really brilliant sugges-

] ,,d hays made really brilliant sugses-
n.FY n"FFaY'h,r / mus, tell you pla 'nly," said
Say Hns anSssns Sasnss t, 'a6 q n tae dpSns p.n
Now. Mabel. dear" he sad in a
moo whcedI!ng tone. you viii be SEN
slb.e. won't you? surely you cant sce
mo trembling on the brink OF rulu like
help me? Come. now"
Poor Mabel looked irresolutely befoi e
her.
III could do anything else" she sand.
entrea;ing.y, but deceitful thlrg IKE
that-and thtnk OF the exposure II it
should come out!"
No fear Of It coming out. II only you
father, quick to detect the signs of y!elI-
ing in her tone. And. after all, it's only
a month o., two at most. There, know
you would be sensible"
"Rut | don't like 1t at all"
"Pooh' You'll soon get accustomed 20
T. And now to set about preparations
for carrying It out. / think, as We want
better than give HAT to Miss Wor-
boise, and let nature DO rs work"
Mabel quite recognized the truth Of this
maiden lady OF uncertain age, and near
ne'ghhor Of theirs, had wc!-mer.;ed
reputation for gossip, and was frequently
made use OF by her friends as an easy
Then that's settled, and I'll drop IN
myself after dinner tonight and tell her
weeks, and VINO knows what may happen
between this and then? There, my love,
] knew you would soon get reconciled to
the idea"
Bur Mabel was very far In reality from
being reconclled to il, and es she left tho
study she felt her heart rise in bitter re-
volt against It. But what could she do?
She had always been accustomed 10 obey
N. f.th hAr IN N "a
feel resolute enough 70 Withstand him
now.
The evening world., 1895-05-27
Amusements.
SITUATIONS SHF TME W@Rl @V %p m%1 mSS Tag MH3?

worbose paid her usual morning SaA;
'Oh, NAB darling, you didn't tell me.
but | knew you would IKE 10 TAX ~
over so | called in early. Naughty man
to comeb.ne business with pleasure ike
What do you mean?" asked Mabel
with apprehension.
You know as well as l. really won
der, you let him It's hardy fespse'A-
"Whst is hardly respectable?' the girl
asked. a horrible fear seizns her' ,c,,r,
Way. Of course ,n,nln ,st,,ns nv nm marrisse'
Didn't you know?-bu OF course you did
ne has promised to give an extra lee
,ure to supplement his course ra,n.r
gasp"l, Mabel. "Of course-f have rather
a headache this morning. aha-"ouia
Miss Worboise., OF course. to3R 'ns
regret while Mabel sought her Iather;
What shall we do?" she painted; He
is coming here before he crosses the Al
must hear Of it--and Il shall die OF
III is deused awkTard'm nov.r said r,iTs MT
iii yet YOU out. Now. see here. I'll
wire at once and get him to dine and
stay the night with us-in fact. wen
won't get a hint Of It. In the morning
he'll leave by an early train-we can say
It's mother is taken suddenly III. There.
isn't that all right?'
Mabel assented, doubtfully. Nothing
could be done now except wait and hope
for the best.
Mr.. Dundas. duly invited. wired his
acceptance, and on the appointed day
was met at the station and conveyed
home by Mr.. clifford. Mabel awaited
his arrival with a beating heart. and
could hardly hide her confusion on first
meeting him. When o'clock. the
hour appointed for his lecture. arrived.
she profssssd hsrself slightly unwsu,