davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20
etS&er Der 1%tmperpanlt@e.

Seit fetner @%ntlorpun9 ols qefG6rli6e1
prliti19er Hdnfefdnlieb 6l1r9 ben Mborl1d
0es ge6einen 8riefes gegen 8ismard i'm
8erliner r@oripGrts", bat @tDder gegs1,
feline 8erni9tung nit OemfeG6en Der3Detfel=
ten Mutbe angefdmpft, nit pel9em Dor
5~ipan5ig Sabren Elm ebenIo betanmter amert=
fanif6 er Prebiger, 9enrp Marb 8ee6er.
gegen cine 8erniAtung %al1fGmpfte,
Wfan oerIte6e uns nibt faG9! Sci See
6el banbelte es it9 I'm ySittli9feitspers
geben", bon benen BEL 5t0der, Der Elm nut
IterhaFtes bduslt9es 2sben fiibrt, fsire 8e6e
fetn tarn. Nnberer Getts tpdre Gee4er
e;ner politif9en Siide, pie lie aus @t0der'S
berii9tigtem 6dmmeritein : 8rtefe Tpri9t
faum fG6ig 9etpeTen. N6er gemeitIam i'll
8eiben Die fraftDoIe 8etbdtigung bes
Gel6iterbultupgstriebes.
limb tpie IS 8ee6er, troy aler gegen feline
&euf96eit beigebra6ten 8etpetfe gelang, it6
Bis an feinen brei3e6n Sabre fpGter erFolgten
Ssh ais @rOBe in Der SeffentLi9feit gu be-
boupten, 10 bringt St0der Dur6 Die troBige
8erebtIamfeit feires Munbes u11b 1einer Sc
Der Me6nli6es fertig troB Der gegen feline
ppfitif9e Gerab6eit unb Re9tli9fsit beige
bra9ten 8etpei1e.
N1a9 er gie6t ii9, tpG6rerb es bon alien
Geiten S9lGge gegen i'm regnet, ni9t a1s
gel 9logen, fonbern raFft ftA tmuer fpieoer
unf un0 I9lGgt imnrer piaber au. @ol9'
Oer5lpeifeGte5 &ingen inrponirt imr1er. Oaz
Der tommt es, baB @tDder AUDI iebt BON
fetnen conformation unb aorarif 9en 8drz
tetgeno1en nt9t abgef3ittelt, fDnbern als
0~auptmit9lteo anerfannt nirb unb 6aB er
IN Stanbe 1T, AUDI feline S6Gtigfeit fit
n%tnnere 0}ifiton" unb fir u9riftlt6en @oz
5iulismus" trobigen Mut6es fort8uieBen.
Wtt frtf9em 8ampfeseifer ae6t er auz
glei6 gegen ienes 5Guflein iiingerer protes
itontai der 8aitoren in 9eutf 9lanb Ios, Die
him Den n9ritli9en Soaialismus" abgez
gudt BADEN, aber peit ft0derif6er als 9t0z
Ger. ft9 irumer mebr benz rot6en ~tlafenz
tGnpferaf6en So5talismus nGbern, unb
6eren berborragenofter Siibrer Der pfarrer
Naun1ann 1T.
SIN ~neusIten St0dertI 6en &frufe fir
Den u6riitli9en So5ia1ismus" unb gegen
beien ltebertreibung bur9 iene %iingeren
5heologen fommen folgenbe padenbe 9auptz
IteQeu Dor:
DWir G6rif1i6y@ osiulen, bic mir mnter
bcr alten Sobns Itahen, bleiben Die often;
icos mir eritreben, 1T mod tmmer bieSammz
lung Der @eiinnungsgenoHen aus alien
GtG1toen unb S@i9ten bes @olfes. ltniere
pSnngen" Wuumunn nnb @enoKen) benz
tsa anoers; iie meinen, baB tie ben &luIen>
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20
SO0m SDerntat'S Stpetter ttto
2ekferA

9ieTe r Sage lit bel Der rMerner Cont
panD" in @6ica9p AUDI Der 5peite uno lebte
8anb BON Senator 96erman's Dier3igiG6s
rigen pDlttiiGen @rilrnerl1ngen er16ienen.
On 9ebiegen6eit bes Sn6alts t6ut IS Der
Sipeite Dem er1ten 8anb, pie Der 2efer be-
reits aus bprber oerDffentli4ten Nus3iigen
meiB, ODltg glet9; an gutter @us5tottlmg
ndtiirli6 ebsnfdQs. On umfdng 1te1t er
ben eri item np6 in S9atten; bennpa6renbber
erite 602 Seiten 5d6lt, entbGlt Der 3tDette IN
bemielben groBen Sormat 637, 10 baB bic
@efammt3a6l Der Seiten bes gan5en Werts
1889 betrGgt.
Ser 5tpaite &anb i6ilbert ausfi6rli9
unb aniGUuli9 G6ertnan'8 Sbdtigfeit dls
Sinan3miniter ur1ter prditbent 9apes urb
Oann letn fpGtsres @irfen.
Bir Beben fir beute no6 bos pei5e
@rube beS 9an3mt Merfes, Sberuan Siebt
nGrrli0 aus Ieinem Iangen 1taatSmdn=
niiGen 0aTein folgen6e 5pei S6Giihe:
Timer 9dn6, lnfer gdn3es 2dno, u1tD
ni9ts als unIer 2anb -baS TT Die 2of1ng
urb buS @lal1bensbefsnntniB nreines 0ffentz
li9en 2ebens, Die entgege1gefebte 2ebre
BON ben yStaateme9ten" BON Der eri item
@eAOrIQmsPfIiht gegen ben @in5elfaat,
mar es, Die gum 8Irgertriege fiibrte. 0ur9
bisI fen &rieg 1T eS fir tmmer feitgefteGt,
0aB mir Sin 2anb 6aben, bas in Ieinen
@epoIten burd4 Die gere4t ulsgelegte Ser
fafTung Der 8ereinigten Gtaaten beT6rdntt
1T. Seitbem lpar under SortI9ritt unb
urfere Gnttpidlung i4neler als Die iebes
dnbaren Qanbes.
nOie @reigntfe Der 3utunft entaieben 1t9
Dem menI 9li9en @eIi9tsfreis. Mber ib
bOffe, unier 8Olf tperbe mutt feinem inneren
8a9stbum Sufrieben Iein unb Die @erptd=
lungen bon @~raperbungen i'm Musldrb berz
meiben. unfere @~tddtemfamilte 1T beretts
groB gerlg, Tim @ertptrrung i'm Ssnat berz
5%urufen, unb cine GepubGit Io1te feline dbz
6dngigen PrDOin5en ober 8e1ibungen ball
ten. eSSebe nelte Qanoertperbung nirb 8er=
nirrungen berurIa6en. Canada unb
N}erifo per6en ais unabbGngioe Gepubliten
nettbpoler fir Die @ereimigten @taaten
fem, Qls tpern man aus i6nen mebr Stadz
ten u%rierer Union aure9tI6nttts. Die
Union ent9dlt bereits 3ipietrG6tige 9ez
itan0t6eite genug, obne baB anbere 6inauz
gefigt fperben. Mem mir Elm no6 lGrqez
reg 2e6en getpGbrt tpiro, 70 merbe i9 tbun,
mas id Dermag, um Die Stdrfe unb Mobl=
fabrt Der @eretnigten Staten gu oermsb=
rem; aber ih merbe nt9ts tbun, Inn lire
@ren5en peiter aus5ubebnen ooer neue Sc
fdbren bur6 @riperbung frtraben @ebietS
6srouf3ubS16p0ran."
gu bieIen pOlitt79en unb internationulen
2e6en5anf 9aullngen 1T Sobn Sherman
bur9 feline IdngiG6rtgen @rfa6rungen gez
lan8t. @r tpir0 pp6l in Der bemnd9ft Be-
ginnenoen G%0ngreBfiBung t@elegen5eit baz
ben, frGftig fir iol@e &nl4auungen einsaz
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20
Scr befeArte 9ebs.

eugene 9. 0ebs lpiro binnen peniqen
Sogen fsine9 traf3eitim sfGngntB 3u8oob=
1tod abgefeiIan baden unb bunn Elm FREEZER
ainb Elm : gsfd}etbterer Mann fem. Oas
2anO ber0anft inn eigentli9 unge6euer btel
rnb IS nGre peitme6r Sa9e Der @ifenbabn=
magnaten, ibm BET Ieiner @ntlaffun9 aug
Dem 0efdngnifIe cine Obation gu 6ritgen
dl5 jsne Der Nrbetter, benn ME it1b in 6ie1em
2anDe, mad Nnii6t beS 9roBen Suriften
Goolep, 10 tpeittragenDe Prin3ipien nit ID
gsringen Opfern s~rfauft tporbei1, tpie ierte
pel9s in ben our9 0ebs Observation-Disclosures
Gnti6si0ungen Der 8unbeSgert9te feItge=
5teQt nur0en.
Sin GROCER @iienbabn1treif, tpel6er ben
inter It aat1i9en YeriDnen@ unb Sit
terperts6r brad3legen unb in Die goftbertpal=
tung itDreilD eingretfen fonnte, lit in 3ufunft
unm6QlitA. 0ds Derbanfen Die gi{enbabnz
0s7sQifaften benz eugene 9. 9ebs; er mar
cine jensr &rGFte, beren 1t9 bas S6idIal Der
@D(fsr 5%uIpeilen bebient, Inn 9tnqe 6er6eiz
SiFii4re1l, ipe[4e in Der N6it9t teiner Der
freitenoen Qarteien liegsn.
Ds6s bate itd5erli9 ni9t ge6a6t, baB bic
&unDe5geridte 10 rui9 unb 10 f6arf porz
gehen un0 0aB Elm bemotratiI Ger Yrd1iDent
nit elmer ioIGen 59neiOigteit bic 8efolqunq
Der geriQtIi6en 8eFe6le erafpingen apiirbe;
onoererieits 6atten audi Die @ifen6a6ngefeuz
f6aften cine 10 tii6ne @enbung rribt err
partet, iia Disiel6e qber iOFort 5u Nube gez
3cgen, un0 mas Dor 3tpei Sa6ren nod ie0er
Suriit bes 9an0es fir cine unmDgIi9teit qez
1llten bate, Das lit beute bereits gu elmer
BON 8plte anttipnirten Gegiez
r~ungsmartme geporDen.
OeB6al6 Iolte man au9 ben fleinen 96az
ben, ben 9ebs un0 @onIorten in ben 6unbsz
tagen be5 Sabre5 1894 angeri6tet 6aben,
Dergeien; 3e6s fie6t ieinen Srrt3um Elm; er
6ut in elmer langen llnterrebung nit @ictor
8. Berger, Dem 3eoafteur be5 rehabilitation
nBiSconiin 8oupGrts" 5ugeitanben, baB er
alien @lal6en an Die Wirtfamfeit ponStreifs
D%erloren 3a6s; nur Die poIittf6e 0rganiz
fotion f0nne G~ettung, D. B. @rlDIung aus
BEN jeBigtn 3uItanbe Der Nr6eitsItlaberei
bringe1; Dem Socialismus ge6Dre Die ,3u>
fnnft. SrelIi4. miiBten Die 6ocialiiten Ell
mas gemdBigter perOen. @ieIe bon i6nen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20
Gbicaeoer 2r1iiiiondre
Dur9 oie Qus f4reituneen Ger %luieImdnner
in Qrmenien beoroht.

Our6 bic biefer Sage in 8%erbinbung
NIT ben 8eribten ii6er Bic NieoermeBelung
3ablrei9er @6riiten in Der fleinai tatii 9en
@tabt abarput bier eingetrOffene 9ta4rt9t,
baB d9t BON ben 3pOlf @ebduOen bes @us
p6rateszg ollege bur9 Seuer Derni9tet leten,
lpG6renb bic 2e1rer unb W%ti51iondre NIT
fnahner gtotb i6r 2eben in Si9er6eit brdAz
ten, iinb bic Sreun6e Der Samtlte 0es geb.
s. Sranf @dtes Dpn bier, tpel6er Der Yrd@
Itbent ber ~genannten NnItalt 1T, in grDBe
8eforgniB berIebt tpprben. GeD. Safes 1T
Der @p6n be5 bor bret Sabren Der itorbe=
men olten @bicago'er 8iirgers s. ). Safes,
bes friiberen PrditOanten Der G4icdgo Wblte
Qedo g., un0 grabuirte i'm Sabre 1879
pon Dem Experimentation S4eplo9tz
IGen Seminar, ali Dem er 0dnn cine 3ettz
lang ais 4rpfefor t6dtig mar. SIN Sabre
1881 tpurbe er ais W}iffiOndr nad) Nrme@
MEN gefanOt un0 1ein critics WtrfungsFslo
mar Der Ort Mar0in, sttpa $50 Wteilen BON
&barput e%ntfernt, NadJbem ct i'm Sabre
1883 na9 Chicago 3~uriidgete6rt mar, Der2
bairatbete er fib nit SRI. WSarp @Gen
Mfoore, Der Scooter bes @errn g. Wf. W8pore
Don 6ter, un6 begab fi9 bann iofort tpieoer
in 8egleitung feiner Satin nd9 Nrme11tet,
UNI feline Milfonst6dtigteit fOrt5ufeBen. @r
Oerblieb bort Bis gum Sabre 1890 uto tad7
einem 5tpetid6rtgen Nufent6alt in @9tcago
no9m CT 1892 dbermals Ieinen frit9eren Be
ruff auf unb purbe gum BrGtbenten beS
@up6rateszG oGege, Der be0eutsnoften Or
3ie6u1tgsan1talt &~leinaftens, ernannt. Die
felbe be1te6t felt 1878 unb 5Gblte in Der
leBten 3ett 600 Bis 800 Stubenten, aus
19lieBli9 Mrmenier.
6err g. M. Moore, Der 8uter oer 5rdlt
Safes, Der in go. 4733 @oo0latpn @Denue
po6nt, bat ii9 bisber Oerge6en5. beim aus
tpdrtigen Mtnifterium in @aI6tngton To-
tpte Bel Der Mtifionsbeb1rOe in Seem Yort
mad ttG6eren Na9rt9ten iiber Die 8prgdnge
in &6drput ertunbigt. Ser lebte 8rtef,
ben er BON feinsm S9Aptegerfo 9ne er9ielt,
mar bonn 16. October batirt uno enthtelt
nod feinerlei Mnbeutungen ii6er beoora
ite6enbe @efa6ren; 6r. Safes ipra6 Odrtn
oielme6r bic MnTi9t aus, baB Die tirtii4en
9orben es ni6t lpagsn piiroen, i9re MIR
berii9en Nngriffe auf einen Siitrift aus5u@
be6nen, in pel6em Die a~usldnbii9en Wtf@
iipnGre einen 10 feften SUB 9efaBt 9dtten,
nie in &6arprt. 9err Moore 1T 70 Sabre
alt unb bic 8sTorgniB INN oas @9tfial tetz
ner &inber fat bsdreifliGerhpeiie ietnen Sc
Iunbbeits3uitar0 fart eri4iittert.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20

2or6 Salisbury, Der DOR nenigen @o3en
erft Die alle Welt in @rftaunen feBenDen
b0Ien 9rD9porte gegen Die Sirtet ri9tete,
fiat ben gtiid3ug angetreten. Heformen
ODER ni9t = bas @abiet bes tiirfifden geiz
DIES bart nt9t angetaftet perben! @enn
es Serrn Salisbury nun rriAt ge6t, tpie Dem
9oetbe'f6en 3au6erle6rling! Wirb er Die
bon ibm 4erauf6ef6fporenen Settler Der
@briftenz2(uftdnbe unb @briftens@erfol=
gurgen lpieOer lps gu perben i'm @tanbe
fem? uno ipirb er Elm Gini9reiten RuBz
lambs jebt nod bur9 fem bIoBes: sd
fpiele nibt nit" oer6inbern t0nnen?
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20
Die @ntbiinunq 5es @rantz0 entmn1s

tpel9es in 8rooflpn gegeniiber bem Union
league g lubgebdube an 9coforh @bs, uno
Dean Str. erridtet ptrD, 1T auf ben 27.
Npril, Den @eburt5tag beS babtngei3Ia0e1
men 0eloen, fetgeIebt 1por0er. IS TT be-
reits nit Der grri4tung oes Sodels be-
conner pprbe1l.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20

treten; oenn ni6t tpenige ieiner republituniz
f3en Y~arteigenofen Derrutben ia felt eini@
ger 2eit etnen haftigen SinqOgeiit.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20
MttO ttMr Gr4Mem
21n5ei9en,
@nIenner fiir 18aG:

9abeint=RaL 60c, Sartenlaube=SSaI. 45c, 5Sieefs 6eutid-
@eltsaaI. Csc, Rapne's 5antiIieus8aI. 25c, franto per
4oit.
KoeIiing d K~lappenbach,
SeutiDe 8u9banolun9, 1O2 &anoDlpb=Str., @btca9o.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20

gu Derfonfen: Cine 9epdblte biertel ooer babe
~ Settton perbelierten Sanoes IN o~entider AnfiebInng,
Wtsrrag eonHtql Wttnnel 9ta; 81 S2o per 9dsr: gSe9eH
30pt4lpD
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20

HroBe Musrpa9l Iprefenoer 8apo9eten,' ale Gorten
" SingoDgeL SDlofiide, Nqtarien, &Gfi9e, 0o9els
futter; 9tai9ite 9reiie. atlantic & 9aciftc girb Store,
6ott, 8mt, fouuD 1917 6. Wtobiion Ctr.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20

& + II a d
@alifOrnieng ebst,
Solltst Sbr Sud nit beien @itlfss
queleu, ieiner geogrdpbii0en une
flimdttl6en Sage bcfannt MAIDEN.
Sbr iperoet bas, mas S6r lebet,
Dann better su ipiiroigen ipifen.
@erabe bieie Iustunft erbaltet
Sbr bur6 8Orlpre6en Ober S@rei=
ben OIL
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20
0as perbient Elm heraIi6es @rabpt

Wabrlt@, Die fur3e Spanne 3eIt zines
Sabres bat aus 9ebs einen gang anberen
Mfenf9en gema9t; er 1T biel beI9etoener,
ober aub UNI 8ieles gef9etbter genorosn
unb mir boffen, er tpirb feline heterogeneous
meme Sretbeit i'm tpubren Snterefe Der Nrbsiz
terf9aft ausniiben, bann mirb er fiA zines
ungeft0rten 9snufes berlelben bis gum Sc
6ensenoe e~rfreuen.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20

s It & SO n,
3tmmer Sc, "a @Oams Str.
10nh. 4in1f4mn
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-20
49, 10y FT~T'
Worauf linn 9ebs qnttpDrtete:

nS6 iuerbe tute INNER fir meinen 2ebensunterbdl
%arbeiten. Qber i'd tuerOe ME tpieoer elm %ialdrirtes @m
BON ireeno elmer Union oOer @rbeiterpereinigung an;
ln66te es mir ni9t no6iaeeu laTen, Dab i'd meinet
2ebensunter6alt BON ben @rbeitern %berDiene. s d
NJ II MID Der 2DbnftlaDe BON 2obn
/ { [ n II n 1 q l II U
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25
RATHER EXTRAVAGANT.
The EuIogy of Frederick Doug
lass by Rev. Banks.

Inc EuIOgy OF EFeuer1ck Doug
lass by Rev. Banks.
NEW YORK, Feb. "A. = Rev. DR..
Lewis Albert Banks delivered a dis
course in Hanson Place NJ. e. church
tonight on Frederick Douglass the
Eloquent, the Most Picturesque His
torical Figure in Modern Times He
said, in part:
eff 1 were asked what person in the
present century had fought against
greatest odds and won the struggle Of
life at most points, 1 should answer,
Frederick Douglass. There is a great
deal of talk about self-made men in
our time, and we have an abundance of
eloquence concerning Abraham Lin
coins rise from the place of the rail
splitter to the presidency; of Gen.
Grants career from the tannery to the
position Of first American citizen, and
Garfield from the tow-path to the
White house, but none of these men (all
of them put together) had to make life's
race with such a handicap, or facing
such odds, as Frederick Douglass.
Frederick Douglass had many elements
of greatness, and one of the greatest
was his power of grim perseverance.
Douglass oratory gained much of it's
power from the superb manhood that
was behind it. l once heard him de-
liver his address on John Brown in
Music hall, in Boston. His discussion
of the law of retribution was the
strongest I had ever heard. AS he stood
there on the platform, giving the evolu-
ton of John Brown, he filled ones idea
of the old Hebrew prophets
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25
MlNNE'S ELEPHANT.

The idea, started by whom we
know not, but apparently backed by
our representative, to obtain the
Minneapolis exposition building for
"a state capitol, is about the slll1est
piece of business we have heard OF
recently. We are surprised that Mr..
Anderson will attempt to aid or
even countenance such an idea
Rush City Post.
:, Minneapolis has an elephant on her
hands in the shape of the exposition
building, which she is working to
unload upon the state. There is
hardly a town in the state which
has not some old shell to dispose of,
but the state has no right to relieve
a city or town of burden by in
creasing it's own. AS a municipality
Minneapolis has decidedly Populist
notions of the duty of the state
5Fairmont Sentinel.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25

buoyed up by false courage, or, rath-
er, a sublime Indifference. If you no
ticed him you must have remarked his
rambling, disjointed utterances. He
appeared like man in a dream"
What is your opinion as to his
sanity?''
stop there" said the doctor. IAN
exposition of my theory would necessi-
tate such a mass of technical details
that they would be unintelligible to
you. I believe, however, that Hay
ward is a man of an ordinary intelli-
gence with streak of latent insanity
in him. Don't misunderstood me; most
of us have it, though we may never
know it. l think, too, that his passion
for gambling, superinduced by his use
of morphine, has rendered him indif-
ferent to earthly things pretty much.
Your true devotee of King Morphine
will laugh at any and everything. if
you will give him his dream creator.
'Hayward's nerve, as some people
are pleased to call it, is easily account
ed for to my mind. Let him be watched
one day by physician and see how he
will bear himself
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25
IMPEACHMENT TALK.
State Will Get After Some of En-
WINS Witnesses.

WINS witnesses.
The Hayward trial will be resumed
this morning at $50 O'Clock, that hour
having been set by Judge Smith last
Thursday when he adjourned court to
please the lawyers.
Hayward will Immediately be put on
the stand and continue his story,which
is scarcely more than nalf finished.
The next few days are likely to de-
VelOp something unpleasant for sew
eral of the witnesses for the defense.
1t is understood the county attorneys
assistants have been busy looking up
a little evidence of an impeaching
character, and when some of the de-
fense's witnesses are put on in rebuff
tai they will be asked some very awk-
ward questions. For instance one
lady will be closely questioned as to
why she left the employment of GER
tain business houses in this city and
st. Paul, and if the state may be be
lieved her truthful answers will as
tonish the natives.
Hayward will doubtless be asked if
he ever plotted to take a human life
before the third of December last, and
If he answers no, a witness is ready to
swear that Hayward gave him money
to entice the dashing impressario Fred
Briggs, of Town Talk fame, to the
Ozark flats, where BliXt and his fiery
furnace were yawning for him.
The trial will continue at least all
of this week and probably will not be
finished before Tuesday or Wednesday
of next week
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25
TO CALIFORNIA WITHOUT
CHANGE
Via "The Milwaukee :"

On every Saturday morning an ele-
CANT Pullman Tourist Sleeping Car
leaves Minneapolis and ST. Paul, and
runs through to LOS Angeles, California
without change. Arrives Los Angeles
$3.50 p. IN. following Wednesday. CAR
rive San Francisco Thursday, 1915
a. M
Via The Milwaukee's" famous "Aed-
rick Route" to Kansas City, thence via
the A, I, & s. f. Railway through
Southern California.
The most delightful winter route to
the coast.
This car is "personally conducted''-
in Immediate charge of an official and
all attendant through to destination.
Rate per berth. So through from st.
Paul and Minneapolis.
Connections at San Francisco with
steamers for Hawaii, Land of Eterpal
Spring."
For berths. complete information and
lowest rates, apply to "The Milwaukee"
agents, st. Paul or Minneapolis, or ad-
dress j. L. CONLEY.
Assistant General Passenger Agent,
st. Paul, MINI.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25
BOLD SAFE BLOWERS.
They Fire Upon n Band of Con-
necticut Detectives.

They Fire Upon IL Band of Con-
necticut Detectives.
NEW YORK, Feb. PA special to
the Press from Thomaston, Conn,
says: "By Offering $4,000 reward, the
selectmen hope to capture the three
burglars who cracked the safe of the
savings bank and bagged about $1,000
in cash and $4,000 worth of bonds and
notes. Three Italians answering to
the description given by the savings
bank Waterman were seen driving
towards the mountains with their
horses in a perfect lather shortly after
the robbery. Seven detectives early
this morning started for the mount
aims. They had hardly entered the
rocky cut when from a stone hut be-
tween two massive boulders volley
Of shots were fired, and at the same
time voice thundered: Leave us
if you value your lives. The posse re-
treated, and it was found that two of
the detectives had been shot, receiv-
ing flesh wounds. On their way back
to the village a bag of the stolen
silver was found. Tonight a party of
twenty-five heavily armed men will en-
deavor to capture by strategy, other
wise they will shoot dead on sight, the
men in the mountains. There is little
doubt in the minds of the officers that
these men are the safeblowers."
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25
ZlER BELOW ZERO.

Is In nearly every session of the legis-
lature legislation to regulate the sale
OF patent medicines is attempted. But
none has met with more strenuous OPP
position than that introduced at the
present session by DR.. Tier, of Min
neapolis, to have all the ingredients
Of patent medicines plainly labeled
upon the bottles. 1t is not likely that
the bill will become a law, for the
effect would be to drive from the state
all good patent medicines.-West Du-
luth Sun.
l. The bill introduced in the legislature
requiring patent medicines to have
1.-The formula by which they are made
printed on each wrapper or package
label ought to be defeated, unless
physicians be required to write in plain
English the names of each kind OF
medicine they prescribe. The idea in
either case is absurd. The people will
have proprietary medicines. Why
send them out of the state to buy?
Why should not the druggists and
newspapers have what profit there
may be in selling and advertising that
class of goods, rather than drive the
trade away by adverse legislatlon!-
Dodge County Republican.
There is an M. =. named Zier. who
would the patent nostrums fire, and
so little bill he's writ, to make the
patents UP and git. The doctors run
against a snag, for the state press
would lose their swag, as lads" from
sources such as this are needed in
their business. So Mr.. Legislator
please Us Yves ard fire this bill of
Zier, M. D.'s.-Morris Sun.
DR.. Zier broke into the legislature
with tom-tom and red fire. but
reached the zenith of his glory the first
few days of the session, and will re-
tire In sixty days with his magnificent
political future behind him. The doc
tor didn't know the darned thing was
loaded.-Lanesboro Journal.
A DR.. Zier. from Minneapolis, has
introduced a bill in the legislature re-
quiring all makers of what are known
as patent medicines to publish the
formula from which they are made.
He like others of his profession are
anxious to find out why those med1-
cines are so much more effective than
the prescriptions written by the or
binary physician, and by the proposed
bill asks the state to step in and help
him. 1t is class legislation of the
worst kind, and ought to and probably
will be voted down.-Red Wing Argus.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25
Murdered and Robbed.

CINCINNATI, O., Feb. 24-While
breaking ice in the harbor today the
body of Max Berman was found with
a handkerchief tightly tied about his
neck, indicating foul play No money
body. He had been in business here
and had money. A note was found re-
questing that the body be sent to his
brother at Augusta, KY, also a check
to A. W. Sommerfield, from whom he
had purchased goods. The friends in,
sist that the man was murdered and
robbed
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25
INSTANTLY KILLED.
Young Man Accidentally Takes the
Iiifs, of n Friend.

LOUISVILLE. Feb "a. - Clarence
Watts was accidentally shot by Max
Brunn at u o'clock tonight and in
stantly killed. Brunn keeps a bicycle
Store at GIG Fifth street. Watts and
his brother, who live next door, went
into his room over his store and, wax
ing him up, began fooling with him.
Brunn pulled a pistol from under his
pillow, and, after shaking out all the
cartridges, as he supposed, jokingiy
remarked: 'Look there; I'll Shoot"
and snapped the trigger. One cart
ridge remained in the pistol and Watts
was shot through the heart. Both are
well known young men. Brunn has
been arrested, charged with murder.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-02-25
At the NTardi Gras.

NEW ORLEANS, La, Feb. 24.-The
Norfolk Light Artillery Blues arrived
today and were received by the Wash
ington artillery. The Cleveland Grays
and large party of visitors were re-
ceived by the Continental guards and
Louisiana field ARTILLERY, while the
hasker guards, of Galveston, are be-
ing cared for by the Louisiana rifles.
His majesty Rex presented all of the
visiting commands with carnival ban
nerS,