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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
INPROBATE COURT
STATE OF MINNESOTAJss.
~ County Of Stearns.

- County o stearns.
Special Term, December g2ud 1894.
In the Matter OF the Estate Of BENEDICT Thinner
/, Deceased.
on reading and filing the Petition Of Elizabeth
Thinner. ENcCulriX Of the estate OF Benedict Tim.
mer deceased, representing among other things,
that she has fully administered said estate, and
praying that IA time and place De fixed for exam.
ming, settling and allowing the final account of
her administration, and for the assignment OF the
residue of said estate to the parties entitled there
TO by law.
1t l. ordered, That said account be Xamincd
and petition heard by this Courr. on
FRIDAY, THE 18TH Dan OF JANUARY A. u.
1895 at 10 O'Clock a. NJ, at the rroba'c ONCE in
the City of st Cloud in said County.
And il il further ordered, That notice Thereof
be given to all persons interested, by publishing
u copy Of this order once in each week for three
successive weeks prior to said day of hearing, in
the Der Nordstcrn Il WEEKLY newspaper printed
and published al II. Cloud loo said County.
Dated at ST. Cloud, the 2!nd day OF December
A. ID. 1894. By he Court,
IL. s. A BAklO,
So judge OF Probate.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
Gin 8rpbiau n.

9ii9csrapb: ySsI gntnabme o min
cCiiens o~reituuoert Slid iino Die Sliis
ieufarien stlpas %bllrssr."
6rdulsin (uitt mebr iuns): r6m,
....man forn epb nlbt p,lisn, oh mon
ieinen Wanlen behdlt...."
2tboarapb: D, oesbalb i6nnsn Sic
trb'a tduICno n%ebmen!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
Nuf benz 3aierncnboi /.

5clciuebsl: rGiridbriser! sic sie'
ben nuf Strnipade, neil Sic ben
perm lieutenant 81 familiar 9esrub,
baben."
@Iuiatriser: vGbr Der Serr 9isu
tenant 1T msin 6reuno."
5etewstel 6Ornis) }: runo penn er
Sbr Batter mare, 70 maBtsn Sle ibr
bod reIpettireu. Ssrnaneen?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
Cine ncue Siiitcntarte.

Cine junse Dame bate Elm nsues
5uhrwri uno slnen neuen 8eoienter
9enommen.
,Sobuun," irrdd iie zines Witlass.
,plr ssben irst Gus. um Bitten Su mo.
den, nbsr iulr iieissn nirsunoS aus; 9u
muBt ilbsrnu nur 3arten obssben. Solt
lie Dir aus melnem Simmer."
Gsr anedt ibat. mos ibm bsfobleu
NOR uno sab %iiberal, mo mon bal!eu
litB, cine aorle ob.
,0uu miiiien MIR enblid rod 5u Ma'
BAN a., ~ Waoom g.. uno gum perm
g., iprab Die 3nme.
Dos 1T urmoaIid, Naoam!" iprad
Der anehi, .i6 babe nur rod S4ippsu
Bauer unr 9diiein a0ais."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
Sa.a /.

BON Sbuen babe i'd id6ne Saden
eeb0rt!" ruff Gin @Omponit oritten
Ranses aut Der StraBe einsm Sefanns
Ten 81.
sd Don Sbuen nidt!" aniluortets
Der S1lasiertise ipbttiib.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
SfIh Il

Ser aommis Nlepsr bat Siemlah lou
nod Dem 2ebrl:uS seruien.
Gbsi: r0as iou ous heiBen. Ger,
Wepsr! Slno Sic 9bef ODER iino Gil
IS nitt?!"
Msper: sd bin nitt Gbef, Se,,
Slrib!"
gbsi: VITO, >p,nn sic iinb MIDI
Der @bei, ple 'OHnen Sie oa 10 briler
I'M Gotal lple Elm Otie?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
&eiue 6 apallerie

5slobltsr (au einem Bauer, Der Ell.
nise Stwe,ne treibt): n@lien Gil
nldi. bob mir Jussdnser bier purdse'
ben oilfen?"
Bauer (anf Die Stlueine Seiseno)
vWelnen Sic bob oies GapoQtrle ili?'
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
8 Oh Oh.

Gdberlid d.
a.: vSie. Der &Oiis fommt absr
nit ieiuer 5rau gut aus"
g.: r2dberlit. parum ioIte er
nit 100000 Murf nidt ausiommen
iDnnen."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
2ange eroient.

2ange eroient.
Captain: use ulele Sabre baben
Sic seoient?"
Soloat: r13 Sabre"
gdpiiGn: rWle alt ino Sie?"
SOloat: ri Sabre. Sic mhIien
p,iisu, Captain, taB i'd aub u Sabre
WeBoisner ssweien bin."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

re 80 a Yemen crtrtlittn Sgrther. ter eamtt
stSGdHn: r@t,trt 0tuntHtf ttr eHaIi
s.Crfc fttu Srraat n - scsrtnif. nm cine
TV$$S Sttt anu ittCu. cc. Unf 70 II CS.
Ia rtuR man ipritt sen ter ver,Hp.tdtu
WI StrrliHfCt Ter Yoro 0citcru Si.
miteo. EitfCr 3uB n 8etiut ult Ter islatrstte.
ftu Surtt NIT alcm. mas taF rCri wuuftsn lluu
binFtilib StauemlitiCii mt yUus. ME Cr IN teu
urrftcu SuhtIttH datrr1tiS uiGtCradtrtttru N.
aeiu dnetrSr 3us I'M Rcrtu,iW tirf p gsrirttr.
IN Stiua duf 0cmfert Stcl. Arttit nre 9rlfdnttas
'tit nit tititm uHrUsitt6littn Talaf aui RattrL
duiiutretu .--bprum, Fdrsr, y. I.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
4 aseinsiae c.

9asein5i9e.
Dame: rSie pliisn ulio fein Witiel
9'seu SCmmeritroHen?"
NrSt: rNeln."
Game: %, id mpdte aus Der Saut
fabren."
GrSt: r0as rdre a~Qeroinss bas
eirSr9e, bas belisn iuiiroe."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
Sa d G.

Sauptiade.
GrSt: .grlauten sudoise Jrau, i'd
babe Sbre Sunse nod uitt aeieben."
@atte (slrfuaeuc) }: rga aaiien Sic
lei meiusr 5rau seraoe bic Saupiiud5
ueraelieu!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

nmoberner 9ien tbote.
5rau: $50 babsn Sic iton &c.
oienl?"
Mdouen: r6aben Sic elm Ioreb'
bud. bann itreih' id Sbnen bic paaI
Bias Oil, no id nod niht par!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
SumoriftC6es.
II nerpartete Nustunft,

unerpartete G~ustunft.
,Was nirosn sic tbun, tuenu mid
Der Slurm jest in bic See fsate. Serr
NiieiiOr?"
Bel Dem BiBhen @inb mid rieiis
oariber uunoern."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
unter s ebemd nnern

SD muB Die rslb' Glu frleaen
Die III oas einSise Wl;isl, MIDI bel mel
nen pisleu Sbulten uber @aiier ~ bal:
teu!"
,Gbo! 8tritsbs: alio Sdwimm,
slrtel!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

X\ie grpben Der Wsltausfsluns ,eis ten
q baB tein Sadpulper 10 rein IT unb 70
piel @dbrun3straft In f6 cat ale bas &opa
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10
9eae bon allen CUR SaurtSG ntwdeuus -9sstrg sh, Ser. ct. Sesiruus
Re-! R BS%s:sz
&lbiclut ,ll1perfdli1t.
Sur &tnoer3tebung.

@elesentlib oss pom 9urnuersiu
.@srmania" in ct. Yaul ON Samhaa
Abeno gtbaltenen @eibna1tsiehes bieli
elne Dame namens Bertha Sauer cine
rette iniersiiante &eoe iiber bas isbr
seitsemdBe 9bema yainbercriiebuua,"
in ceren speitem Theile bic Dame iebr
beberSi9ensmerthe Worte on bic glterr
ridteie. 9es alsemeinen SutereIiss noe,
seu seteu mir bier eaS @siaste in ieis
mem Wortlaut pieoer:
@eb' ileiBis um NIT oeinen aiubern!
Sab' lte Tag uno Nadt nm bid uno liebt
tie,
uno LOB bid liebeu einsis idbne Sabre,
Zen nur I'M en9en lraum Der ainobeit iint
tie bein!
0ldt LANCER! Wit Der Suseuo itou
2urtihleibt lie pleleS balo - fpas ou niht
biit!
uno lodt tie manherlei-ipas bu nitt balt
@riabreu lie bon eirer anoeren ySelt,
Sie lbren 8stIt erfilt: bic 3utunit ltuebt
Nun ibnen Dor. 60 9ebt Die 8esenpart
perlorer.
so, qeb' ileiBig I'M nit oeiueu 8inoern!
Sab' lte Tag uro Hadt I'M ott uuo ltebe
ite-
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

r% nit Ststr iur Rtsucrlj6'it ssim
wv Setitu ~ trIuftH TN ylHtt. Uub bic
M Ruros 1Scitcru riuiC tat i'm tCirr.
~sNss" lCrt cher llS tr9Crt cine dUtCre Sdtu
TN Rcrtptftn. Sine SucifG Rot itrt Sltn ts I'D
am n tiftu ~duatleaeu fttu idHtn. Stavtnltd'trt itrtu
PdHdaitrtu ~ Nteru uue ant tr Horo ~ tern
Simitto tdttu tie 3rtaiuastastc Ten tGita 5ul
rah Gttedsr.-tSuH Srlntcn, 9(dutl
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

~ csat @atpuleer il Gas bette scn alsn
~ 0atrhcftn. y. Ct. 8eaier'astsritt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

Or. price's Cream 9afins powoer.
SS&ite aSslt.ausheaunss aus,ei&nnus.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

VtIUlpHW utIIUlptHpet
uno Sttahelt per9eht.
8abrbeit uuo Suaeuo
Nueir nur beItebt.
@rSiebe Define &inoer sur 0abrbeii I!
Du fdnnit es nidt, iuenn 0u nitt lelbIt
wabr blt. 9as 8tiipisl 1T be bette
9ebrmeiterin. 3us 8eiipiel uno Die
Wuiter. Nidts sebt iiber ben Glnilu6
oieier beloen i'll ben c rIien &iuoeiiabrsn.
Die @lnoride otr 8inobeit iino unaus=
lpidllb. Wan oenit 10 le,bt: ,@a 1T
ia nur Elm flelres Sinh uno es psritsbt
uldt, mas uOrScbt." So, wObl ueritebt
Is upo lent gar balo bssreIieu. Is if
Elm iduier SsObadter; es siebt ieinen
acknowledgement <ter oils oas Sinh;
I'M 6 NOE wObnt auh Elm pOblausssprGa
ter @erettIstelts linn. quite DID Dor
Geiuam &lnoe. IS lieht ales uuo fault
iib aud Elm llribsil barber. Eu fannIt
es nldt aui Die Oauer iiber oslnen nab
rem 9barafter iduiten: Wsr iein &lno
pobl erSieben MIL. erSiebe lid ielbit gu
Dem, mas er aus ieinem alnoe MAIDEN
m0bts. Selbibeberiduns if Der sroBe
5nttor in Der G~rSle6uls.
@eibnadien, ou 5sit Der 9inoe,!
W'e bait ou on 0iroe uno an Belbe
einsebiBt. felt 10 uisle Glteru ibre Sim
Der oaSu er5ieber, uonDir 81 %uerlanssn,
itatt oanibar 5u nebmen, mas ou brin9it !
Nitt Der uiel beiisenoe, ionoeru Der nit
@enisem 8ufrieoene 1T Der Reids. ST.
Elm 8ino unjuirieoen, tuenu es serstt
bsbanbslt wurbe. 70 fam man nit g.
derbelt oarauf idlieBeu. oaB Die 9 tern
unSuirisben iiuo. Set bic porbiu ers
pdbnte Rleine uno nit ihr piele anosre
uns ieruseblieben, neil i'm lssten Sabre
noibseorunsen Die Beiteeruns fars aus :
fiel, bat iih MIR mebr uno mebr bic lie
b%erjeusuns auiseordpst. bob es OIL Der
Belt 1T ielbit no reihlibe Wlttel Dor,
banoeu iino, in Yerelneu srOBariise Be
iheerunsen einSuiteQen-um Der 8inoer
willen. IS uire gut. fonnte man Die
@ltern 10 er5,eben, bob man es lulseu
oirfte, ibren 8iuoeru ueberra ibunsen
81 berelten. 8snn uniere 3abl aub
serins III, otr b,iisre 3bsil 1T uns per
blisben. limb wlro Der Wuib Der Batr
belt. Der mid bsieelt. nur Elm SsrS 50
sleldsm Strsben entildmmen, 70 1T oas
.Gobn, Der reIbIib lObnei".
g8il man iib redt bon SerSeu ireu'u
WuB man ELI 6lno nit atuoern lem;
9te allerlboniie, reinlie Guit
Grblibt in elmer @rnoerbrult.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-10

ulo liebe ne --
@as beiBt lisben? 9trtebsn.- Sic
ben 1T paritsben. - Hibt uerbdtitsln,
niht peru0brsn. nidt iib ielbit 81 ibs
rem StlaUeu MAIDEN, aud niht nod
8ilfir unb ben 9auneu iolseub, bsban-
oeln. Siebeu 1T usritebsn, iudsn Su
ptrfebsn. 3iebe, bic uabrs, ebie, iast:
.um bsineiwllen, niht UNI msineipll-
len." uno erit bic Wutterliebe! Wut,
ttrliebe, &rone Der Sd0piuns! llno
cod-pie oft 1T iie in DE SIRE sesan-
sen-aus unuliisnbeit. Gin &ino mag
Dir nod 10 dbnlib iein. es TT bod nidt
sar5 tuie 9u, es 1T iein eisenes ih.
Serne oas ueriteben, oann iannit 9u es
lenfeu, welde Sabnen d wiaft. Sci
ruabr, lei sereb!! 0as 9u lebrit. Dor.
nab lsbe aud. 2as es tiwas @anSes
ieln, ttpas @btes. @%mpfunoenes; nibt
Elm Splltteroius, Elm peuis bierblu nei.
gen uno Elm psnis oabin, I'M osS per,
meintllten urtbeils, oenn Elm wirfliher
Ycribeil 1T es ME. Wan tann nibt
Spsim Serren bienen uno gut oienen.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
MUST SHOW CAUSE.
THE GAS COMPANY SECURES A
WRIT OF MANDAMUS
AGAINSTTHEGREAT hA'CARDY
He Will Have to Audit the bills or
Show That His Refusal So to
Do Is Lawful.

Judge Brill yesterday issued a
writ of mandamus on the petition of
the ST. Paul Gas Light company, re-
quiring Comptroller McCardy to
audit the bills of the gas company
for heating and lighting the court
house and city hall, or appear in
court on April q and show cause
why he refuses to do so.
In its petition the gas company
recites that the joint city hall and
court house commission is duly au-
thOTized ITO make contracts for the
furnishing and care of the city hall
and court house, and that contract
was entered into with the etitioner,
whereby it was to do the heating and
lighting and furnish power for run
ming the elevators for the sum of
$15, ZOO the first year, this amount to
be paid in monthly installments as
the bills were presented. The coun-
ty paid one-half of the amount due
up to March 1, but the comptroller
refused to audit the bills for the
cftys half, amounting to $1,516.
Mr.. McCardy proposes to show
cause. He claims that under the de-
eision of Judge Otis. rendered some
time ago, the city authorities
have not power to enter into a con-
tract for greater period than one
year, whereas the contract with the
gas company is for two years.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
WORK TO BEGIN
Next Week On the Seventh Stree
Pnvement-TheO Order Given.

Next Week On the Seventh Street
Pnvement-The Order Given.
Hennessey & Cox, the contractors
who are to pave Seventh street, re-
ceived orders yesterday to begin the
work forthwith and prosecute the same
with all possible dispatch. This means
that they will begin early next week,
as it will require two or three days to
get the material to hand. The street
will be paved with asphalt from curb
to curb, with the exception of the
strip of granite toothing to be laid
against the outside rail of each track.
The city engineer and the contract
.ors ascertained yesterday that the
frost was practically out of the ground
on Seventh street. Out of eight sound
ings made in front of high buildings.
which prevents the suns rays from
reaching the street much of the time,
only three revealed the presence of any
frost, and that was found to be eighteen
inches beneath the surface When
the condition of things was reported
to the board of public works that body
instructed the city engineer to notify
Hennessey & Cox to forthwith pro-
coed to complete the paving of Sew
enth street, between Brook street and
Seven corners, in accordance with the
contract therefor.
In compliance with this request, the
city engineer gave the contractors a
written notification to proceed forth
with with the work and to prosecute
it with all possible dispatch. He also
sent copy of the order to Supt. D. r.
Smith, of the Twin City Rapid Transit
company.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
SRlNT PHUL.
HERE AND THERE.

THE council committees on ways and
means met jointly yesterday afternoon
and approved a large budget of bills.
The Society of the Sons of Denmark
of ST. Paul filed articles of association
with the secretary of state yesterday.
The principals of the city schools met
yesterday afternoon at the manual
training building. Business of a rou-
tine character was transacted.
The Tuxedo Pleasure club will give
its fifth social dance next Saturday
evening at Garfield hall, corner of Ar
cade and Fauquier streets. Friends
are cordially invited to attend.
A two-story frame dwelling, to cost
$1,7O0. will be erected on the south
side of Hague avenue, between Chats
worth and Oxford streets. The per-
nit was issued to George f. Engel
yesterday.
Rev. Edward A. Steiner lectured
last evening at the First M. E. church
on Kodak Snapshots Taken in Rus
STA, Hungary, Austria and Germany"
The lecture is fully illustrated by
Stereopticon views.
The Oak Leaf Social club will give it's
lISl Ddll VI lHS StdoOil
tomorrow evening at Is South Robert
street A gold medal will be awarded
to the best lady and gentleman waltz
ers.
Those having in charge "Esmeralda"
report that there are plenty of seats
left; that seats in the balcony will be
so cents and in the gallery IS cents, and
that the curtain will rise promptly at
Sis o clock.
Garfield Post No g. G. A. r., holds
an open meeting or camp fire this even
ing at its hall, $50 East Seventh street
All the c. A. r. comrades and their
families, Sons of Veterans, Woman s
Relief Corps and Ladies Of the G. A. R.
have been invited.
The Young Peoples Society of Park
Congregational Church give an enter
tainment for the benefit of their mis-
sion work this evening at o'clock.
The programme will consist of musical
numbers. tableauX and an hour of Edi-
sons photograph.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
PERSONAL.

John McCabe, secretary of the cham
Der of commerce at Superior, Wis, is
the guest of his friend Judge Twohy.
80 Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Simon, of Sum-
nit avenue. gave a dinner on Wednes-
day in honor of Jefferson De Angels,
the popular comedian of the Della Fox
Opera company.
At the Clarendon-A. P. McKinstry,
winnebago City; F. D. Hadley, Sioux
City; Henry Lee, Anoka; Charles
Staley, Bismarck, N. D.: John Carr,
Blue Earth City; M. Summerfuhl, Chi
cago.
At the Metropolitan-Alfred Wallen,
Fargo; F. ]. Holt, Chicago; c. w.
Coleman, Butte, c. T. Frederick, Mil
waukee; a. C. Williams, New York;
j. P. Convuy and wife. st. Louis: r.
J. Jones, Dubuque; H. A. Fisher, Bar
aboo, Wis.
At the Observation-Disclosures Decker
and William Thompson, ST. Peter;
Charles Winterfield, Chicago; w. H.
Watkins, Lake City: S. C. Haciley.
Deadwood; E. E. Murphy, Hudson;
William Drake, Bismarck; ]. c. Har-
rison and ]. w. Heath, Austin.
At the Sherman-C. B. Pinney, Far
go, N. D.; A. E. Holmberg, Kintrel,
Mimi; ]. B. House, Clinton, Mich; J.
J. Stephens, Mayville, N. D.; j. c. Gar
land, North Branch, Mimi; Henry TIL
ton, Grand Forks, N. D.; G. w. Searls,
Jesup, To-: Fl. H. Baker, Hope, ND.
At the Windsor-M. L.. Roberts,
Caledonia; c. c. Goodell, Peoria w. L..
Comstock. Mankato; HenryM. Buck,
Waseca; ]. S. Brenneman, Redwing;
John Palm, Litchfield; A. D. Gray, J.
c. Mills, Preston; H. R. Grignon, st.
Clair; E. P. Hendrickson, New York.
At the Ryan-Thomas Mcknight and
Hugh Campbell, Duluth; A. w. Ross,
Winnipeg; ]. J. Kelly, Great Falls;
E. S. Buxton. Superior; ]. D. Sheedy,
A. B. Hunkins, Austin; w. H. Flagg,
d. L. Henderson, George B. Jordan,
Chicago; c. L. Sylvester, ]. A. Wattel,
New York.
At the Merchants'-A. L. Cole, Mot
ley; Robert c. Camden, Hinckley;
Martin L. Vaughn, North Branch; w.
]. Heating, WATERFOWL, S. D.: A. L.
Roddy, Des Moines; ]. ]. Sabin, WI
mona; j. w. Bates, Beloit Wis; w. l..
Williams, Cedar Falls; Walter Hud-
nall. Chicago; H. B. HARDWOOD, New
York.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19

into town and selling them from rail-
road cars or vehicles was passed under
suspension Of the rules.
THE CLAIM OF N. o. ROSS
for $1,000 for an alleged infringement
of patent automatic stable door
opener in fire engine houses, which
claim the board of aldermen disallowed,
and to further defend which it voted
to appropriate $3.50, was referred by the
assembly to the committee on claims.
The ordinance changing the name of
Evergreen avenue to Linnwood Place
was passed.
The ordinance prohibiting the erec-
ton of barns, stables, ETC., within less
than seventy-five feet of a public street,
without either the consent of a major
ity of the property owners on the block
frontage or else the permission of the
council, was passed.
The final order for the paving of st.
Peter street with asphalt from Third
street to College avenue was referred
to the committee on streets, but the
final order for paving the same street
with cedar blocks from College avenue
to Martin street was passed.
A communication was received from
the corporation attorney, notifying the
assembly that the municipal court had
pronounced the ordinance compelling
all persons who sell poultry and game
to take out a license therefor to be
void. This ordinance was first intro
duced by Aid. Ehrmanntraut. Under
the decision of the municipal court
fee of $50 paid by the Andrew Schoch
Grocery company for such a license
was, by resolution, refunded.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
QUESTION OF THE DAY
Discussed at Meeting of the Co
lumbar League.

DIScuSSSed al meeting OF the CO.
lumbar League.
The Columbian league held it's regu-
lar meeting last evening, and the at
tendance was large. 1t was decided
that it's meetings hereafter shall be
public. Reports from Saltwater, Min
neapolis, Faribauit, Redwing and 9TH
er points were very encouraging. Sew
eral speeches were made Mr.. Young
said that If government did not or
could not do anything to relieve idle
men who We're willing to work, the
primal law Of preservation would
soon make a stubborn fight for recog-
milton. Too many men are running
around the country in search of en-
ployment, and, they have been doing
so too long. Experience has shown
during the past two years that in a
case of widespread Industrial paraly-
sis, men are better off to stay where
they are known than to seek. work in
strange places. already, overburdened
with their own idle men. Men are
wise who hesitate to emigrate now, if
the laws of their own country allow
them reasonable rights.
Mr.. Kinnett said it was wisdom on
the part Of the patriotic citizens of the
United States, when called upon, to
aid oppressed countries to gain their
national rights rather than see their
people driven to this land. congesting
its cities to the detriment of all. 1t
was better to aid the people of Ire
land in securing home rule, whereby
they might live and thrive on their
own soil. than to allow them to swell
the ranks of the unemployed in this
country. If all nations enjoyed this
most desirable boon, much of the dis
tress incident to hard times would be
averted. All good citizens actuated by
a pride in their own rights would con-
cur.
The league. by cooperation through
out the state, will seek to arouse in
terest among the middle and poorer
classes as to their duty in the present
crisis. Public announcement will be
made of the next meeting. The league
now contains 1916 members.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
REMINGTON BROTHERS MOVE. :
A Weii-knOyvn Advertising Firm
Changes It's Business Home in
New York

A WeI-knOvvn Advertising Firm
Changes Its Business Home in
New York.
The rapid growth in the advertising
business of Remington Bros. has COM
PEELED them to secure larger quarters
for their New York branch, and they
have removed to handsome and com
modious offices in the Mutual Reserve
building, corner Broadway and Duane
street. They report greatly increased
business both here and at their home
office in Pittsburg. The business of
Remington Bros. was established il,
1887 by the present members of the
firm. Robert r. Remington is law
yer, having been admitted to the. bar i'll
Philadelphia in 1885, and still devotes
a portion of his time to practice. Ed
ward P. Remington was preparing to
enter the field of medicine, when. bg
chance. he became interested with his
brother in the advertising business by
being appointed to represent the PENN
sylvania and Ohio Press Association
at Pfttsburg. With energy and Enter
prise they extended and enlarged their
business, until now it covers the-eoun-
try from Boston to San Francisco. and
they are recognized as one of the lead
ing advertising firms in the. Eilitsd
States. 1t is stated that one 81 the
rules of this firm is never to give %
note or obligation of any kindy PEI
sonally, the Messrs. Remington are
young men popular both in business
and society
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-04-19
DISTRICT COURT NOTES.

Judge Kelly was ill yesterday and
unable to hold court.
Judge Otis is engaged hearing the
case of Union Lodge No. As. I. O. O
F., ITO recover from Christine ALL
gauer possession of certain real es-
tate.
After hearing part of the testimony
Judge Willis yesterday granted mo-
ton of the attorneys for defendants
and continued until the May term
the hearing of the case of c. M
Bragg against w. A. Bradford ct al.
1t is a suit to recover S, 487 on a note.
The jury in Judge Kerr's court
yesterday returned a verdict in favor
of the defendant in the personal in
jury damage suit of Michael Zettl
against The City Railway Company.
Jane c. Armstrong and Emily M.
Spalding have sued Peter Langon to
recover $3.50 alleged to be due on a.
mortgage.
The National German-American
bank has begun a action to recover
from the Minnehaha Street Building
association s2,19S, alleged to be due
on an .unsatisfied Judgment. The
court is asked to declare a certain
deed of transfer mortgage for the
amount, and order the same fore
closed.