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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
Telegfamy zagranicEne
D reWOlucyi na Wyspie
! kubie.

MADRYT, 5 marca. - Dope.
Ia z Havany donosi, re gen.
s1arrich pobi4 zn6w oddzial
powsta6czy pod Los Negros i
Lzdoby} wiele amunicyi; pieciu
1 owstaGc6w zostalo zabitv ch.
Parowiec ALFONSO XIII"
wyplynsl Barcelony do Ku-
by z dwoma bataliOnami pie.
choty ma pok}adzie. Z Ka-
dyksu wyruszy W tych dniach
zn6w jeden battalion; dis opu'
lsci} on Madryt, udajac sig ma
kolej, deflowal pred palacem
! kr6lowej regentki i pred lzba
deputowanych.
- TAMPA, Fla, Sgo marca. -
'erowiec, przyby}y Z Kuby,
. Isl 0 zwyciezkiej walce,
onej przez powsta1c6w
Whales, o 80 mil cd Ha-
any. D9ustu powsta1t 6w
zdoby}o Whales - i zabra4o
znaczne zapasy amunicyi. W
walce 4Otu zo}nierzy hiszpa6-
skich mia}o zostaC zabitych.
Wszystkie g5rskie okolice Wy
spy "a W ogniu. Wojska hi
szpaGskie spotka6 MONA tylko
pa r6wninach.
PHILADELPHIA, Z marca. -
Prezes Ligi kuba1skiej W tenn
miescie osviadcza, co nastepu'
je. .,,Rewolucya na Kubie
rozwija sic pomySlnie. Wkrot-
ce na wyspie wyladuje z 800
ludzmi gen. Antonio Maseo,
mulat, znany, jako postrach
Hiszpan6w 2 ostatniej wojny
kuba6skiej. Obejmie on do
w6dztwo mad 1000 ludzi. Ku-
ba6czycy maja 100000 ma
koszta wojenne i trzF wsasne,
uzbrojone parowce."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
Napad ma kOscl6f prOtestancki
W Rufgaryi.

SOFIA, Buagarya, s marca.
Podczas uaboae6stwa W ko-
sciele professionalism W Lom'
pani W ostatnis niedziele,
t}um prawoslawnych Bu}ga'
row wpad} do koscio1a, poroz,
dzieral ksiazki, zniszczy} wew-
netrzne urzadzenia pobi1 mo-
dlacych sic. W liczbie pobi'
tych znajduje sic paru Mem
cow i Amerykau6w. Odnosni
konsulowie zazadali juz VIA
sciwego zados6uczynienia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
NOTATKI MIEJSKR

tkie posiedaenie Rady Miej.
skiej. Burmistrz zaveto wal
uch vale Rady miejskiej, by
ma koszt miasta rozdawaG bez.
platnie ksiazki szkolne uczniom
szk6f publicznych i veto to
przesz}o.
d. 26 maja wHali szkol.
nej przy ul. Bradley odbedzie
sic przedstawienie Kadetow
sw. Stanislawa K.
- Wczoraj wieczorem oko-
10 godziny 6 W dziedzi6cu do.
mu pm. 159 w. 18th str. przy-
szfo do krwawej b6jki pomie.
dzy Thomasem Penney a brac.
mi Johnem Jameson Hickey.
Jeden z Hickey6w, Penneya
ranil nozem dwukrotnie "
twarz. Rany So cieakie, choc
ME smiertelnie. Braci Hickey
aresztowano.
- Wczoraj przyty1 do Chi
cago pierwszy w6r pocztowY,
dobyty z Oceanu, kt6ry znai'
dowal sic ma zatonietej Elbie.
Dzis listonosze roznioss prze.
sylki pocztowe z tego wozu.
= William May, woznica
frmy Haggard and Marcusson,
400 s. Canal ul., majac wczo.
raj doreczyc towary firmie
Becker and Miller pm. ZIG Wa.
bash ave., wszedi do elewatoru
W tym ostatnim budynku, ale
dostawszy sic miedzy elevator
a sciane, tax mocnych wewns.
trzuych dozna} uszkodze1, ze
wskutek tego wieczorem W
szpitalu poWiatowym umar1.
- Wczoraj po poludniu o
godzinie 2 zostal przejechany
przez pociag kolei linowej 6
letni Joseph Collins, zam. pm.
1908 Pullman ave. Nieszcze
scie to wydarzy}o sic ma State
ul., misdzy 40 a Al ul.; kola
odcie}y ch}opcu obie nogi. Ia
wieziono nieszczesliwego do
szpitala Mercy: niezawodnie
umrze:
- Rabusie wczoraj W nocy
skradli re skladu frmy M. L.
Ming Go. pm. S27 S. Clark ul.
towary wartosci $500.
- Adwokat Samuel S. Lar.
rabee, kt6ry klientowi swoje-
mu Henrykowi E. Hastings W
wiezivniu doreczy1 trucizne,
otrzymal tylko ostre napo-
mnienie cd sedziego Burke, i
ma ten raz bez ukarania zosta1
ma wolnosc puszczony.
- Tow. sw. Stanis}swa Ko.
stki ma Town of Lake urzadzi
wkr6tce przedstawienie anna.
torskie ma korzysc kosciola sw.
J6zefa.
- Albert Weinzend, zam.
pm. SOL Ashland ave., one.
gdaj wieczorem idsc do domu,
zosta} opadniety ma rogu 81
ulicy przez czterech rabusi6w,
kt6rzy bez powodu nozem ra-
Mill 60 dwukrotnie i uciekli,
ME probujac 60 nawet obra'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
q Klubu 16ej wardy'

Polsko amerykahski 1lub demo.
kratyczny 16ej wardy ma posiedzenie
nadzwyczsjue niedziele d. 10 b. m.
o godz. y wieczorem W Hall nr.
I. Sprawy wazue do zalatwienia.
Frank Fuhl, sekr.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
Zebranie pOlityczne.

DIS W sobote, odbedzie sic wielki
polityczny mityng, W interesie P. W.
B. Klsdzihskiego, kandydsta partyi
populistycznei, ma aldermana 9ej
wardy W Hall OBJ. Deptulskiego,
frog W. lei i Ashland ave. o godz.
38ej wieczorem. Wszyscy Polacy po-
winni sic stawic.
Homatet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
Nieuleczalna chOrOba pOlska.

Nieuleczalaa chOrOba pOlska.
- zle bardzo re nina jest, panic do
ktorze.
- zartujesz chyba? - wygladasz,
jak zuch!
- TAX, ale glowa zarobi6 ME moze
Tego, 90 musi wydawac..'. moi
brzuch.
Pozyczamy pieniadze ma grunta po pro
cent. Pozyczamy takze pieniadze ma budowe do
NOW. Optaci VAN sic zgtosit do mas, MIN poi
dSiecie gdzieindziej.
Snydacker & Co.. Bankisrzy
153 Washington ct.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
Pomiedzy przyjaci6ikami.

= Oswiadczyi mi sic jus po raz
czwarty. -. Czy mann 60 przyiadf
- Prsyjmij... przyjmij. Pomysl
tylko, gdyby tax zaprzestai dalej OF
sic oSwiadczacl
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
Wyksztafc0ny zfOdZiej.

Seaaia: CzYs pan sam pope5ni} ia
kradziez?
OskarSony: Me panic sedzio, przy
laskawym wsp6ludziale kilku zyczli-
wyoh przyiaci6l.
lBooian.l
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
qelegramy krajoWe.
KatastrOfa ma WOdzie.

szne nleszczescle ma rzece Mis-
sisiSppi. Przepyszny parosta.
tex Longfellow, ,jadacy do New
Orleans, uderzy4 0 slup mostu
kolejowego W przeciagu Kill
ku minut zatons}. Kilka os6b
nalezacych do za'ogl utonefo:
ale podr6znych wszystkich u
ratowano. Wa, tost statku wy
nosi1a $4,000; ubezpieczenie
Sl5, 900.
Nieszczescie by}oto straszne,
zw}aszcza, ze nikogo ME mo-
INA obwiniaC o zauiedbanie
iakichkolwiek srodk6w ostro-
1nosci. By1 dzieG, mg}y ME
by4o, a re pomiedzy s}upami
mostu zawsze przejscie jest
nlebezpieczne, przeto wzisto
do pomocy holowiec Hercules
Carol. Kiedy parowiec zblizyl
sic do slupa, sllny prad por-
wal 60 i z drogi sprowadzi1.
Rownoczesnie1 gesty dym re
spuszczonego komlna zas1onH
zupelnie wldok, tax, ze nawet
pilot ME m6g} rozpozEac po-
Iozenia parowca. Longfellow
uderzyl o siup i z przerazaja'
cylu trzaskiem rozbll sic, a W
przeciagu 5 minut pozosta}y z
niego tylko szczstki, ,p1ynace W
dol rzeki. Skoro tylko paro-
wiec uderzyl o siup, kapitan
zebraf podr6znych. Pc 20 le-
tnis c6rke swa Ellen musia}
sam zbiedz do kajuty rozblc
tam drzwi szklane, by ia wy.
niesc. Podr6znych zdo}ano
przeniesc ma Carrolla i urato.
wac: niektorzy re s}uzby okre.
towel, przeskakujac ma holo'
wiec, utoneli.
O lie wiadomo, nastspujace
osoby utraci}y zycie:
David Aldrich z Rom, N.
Y; J. L. Carter Newport,
KY; August Chaurelt z New
Orleans; James Miller z Gin
cinnati; nieznajoma kobieta.
PiOces Haywarda.
MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, 0go
marca. Dhlsiaj zako1czy} sic
process sensacyjny przeciw
Harry'emu Hayward, oskarzo-
menu o to, IL nlejakiego Blixta
sklonA do zamordowania pam
ny Xatarzyny cling. Process
ten Gale miasto ules}ychauie
zajmoWal; prokuratorya mia1a
ciekawe zedanie udowodnie.
MIA, re oskarzony wywar1 ma
Blixta tax silny wpiyw - "a
pewne hypnotyczny - re ten
ze { (Blixt) by} zmuszony ME-
iako, wbrew swojej wolf, NOR.
derstwo popelnle. Take "a
chowanie sig oskarzonego W
czasie procesu bylo niezwyk1e.
Zawsze z nadzwyczajna ele-
gancya ubrany, zawsze usmie'
chniety, spokojny, wcale ME
robi1 wrazenia oskaraonego o
ciezks zbrodnis czSowieka, u
kt6rego prawdopodobnie cho-
dzi o smlerc lub zycie. Jako
grace niepoprawny, jeszcze
Wtedy, gdy po instrukcyach
sedziego jury przeszla do swo.
jej izby, azeby zastanowic sic
mad wyrokiem, Hayward "a
lozy4 sic o $40, ae jury uzna
60 niewinnym!. 80. Stafo sic
inaczej. Zaraz przy pierwszym
glosowaniu kazdy re sedzlow
przysieg}ych uznal oskarzone:
60 winnym morderstwa, i
wkr6tce werdykt publicznie
ogloszono. Ssdzia dopiero W
poniedzialek wyrok og&osi. -
Pc og1oszeniu wyroku Hay
warda zaprowadzono do vie:
zienia, gdzie tenae poprosii
dw6ch urzednikow wiezienia,
v;,o w Horfu ZaOraE
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
Polityka zaczyna sic ruszac....

w 9ej wardzie jest trzech handy
dat6w ma aldermana: p. w. Kledzih.
ski Polak, oraz PIP. Cullerton i Bid.
we'll. Walka bedzie zacieta!.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09

Republikshskim kandydatem ma
aldermana W l6sj wardzie bedzie
prawdopodobnie. :. Niemiec.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09

Pieniadze do wypozyczenia. Duze sunny. Nizki
procent PoSyczamy pienisdze ma budowe Posia
dfosci tylko " Chicago. Spfacamy pozyczh cd To-
warzystw Duza oszczednosG. Hipoteh (mortga-
ges) ma sprzedaz. ZgtosG sic osobiscie albo listo
wnie do 81. o. STONE q co. SOo La Sale Str
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
Nieszczescie kOlejOwe.

ATLANTA, Ca, 0go marca.
Posp eszuy pociag kolei South
Pacific, kt6ry stsd wyjechaf
by} wczoraj wieczorem o godz.
II do Brunswick, dis rano
wykolei} sic W Scotland. DIVA
wagony sypialne Pullmana N o.
balily sic, a pani G. H. Suber
z Pickens, Miss, utracila zycie
wraz z dzieckiem. Lekko po.
kaleczeni zostali pa6stwo H.
D. Hoffer Elyria, o. jakotez
pewien straznik kolejowy i
urzednik ekspresowy.
Pr6ba rOzbOju banku'
South BEND, Ind, 8 marca.
Specyalna depesza New Car
Isle W tym powiecie donosi, ze
W nocy o godz. - probowali
nieznani rabusie, tantejsza ka
SO oszczednosci obrabowat.
G}osna eksplozya wewnstrz
banku pobudzi}a sasiad6w, ,kt6'
rzy sic zbiegli sp}oszyli rabu'
slow. Ci, ukradlszy w6z i ko'
mia, uciekli, chociaz kilkakrot'
ME "a mimi strzelano. Rabu-
SION ME udalo sic rozbic dru.
gich drzwi sklepienia i mic ME
zabrali.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09

Dzis " sail Zbrojowni Ego pu{ku
Second Regiment Armory) odbywa
sic demokratyczna konwencya miej.
ska.
Kto bedzie nominowany ma bur-
mistrza?-w chwili gdy piszemy to
s}owa, stanowczo ME jest jeszcze
wiadomem.
Burmistrz Hopkins mial oswald.
czyc, ze W zadnym razie kandydatem
ME jest.
Rzecz rozstrzygac sic bedzie praw'
dopodobnie pomiedzy pocztmistrzem
Washingtonem Hesingiem a Fran
klein Wenter, prezydentem Urzedu
drenowego drainage Board).
Frank Wenter ma rsjwiecej
szans.
Rezultat bedzie wiadomy dopiero
p6zno po pcludniu. Kouweucya "a
powiada SIG dose ozywiona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09

Siyszelismy, ze p. q. Brodowski
bedzie niezaleznym kandydatem ma
aldermana W naszej wardzie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
Prezent dla Bismarcka,

Dill Oo1y La D""oi
bawollca" -jada do Niemiec,
gdzie maJa bye doreczone Bis.
markowi W preIpncie na uro-
dziny.
Zeszlego roku A. E Burk
hardt, prezydeut zarzadu ogro
du zoologicznego W Cincinnati,
by} W Europe i odwiedzi}
zwier1yniec, naleAacy d.. Bis
marka. Wtedy Bismark wyra
iii ayczenie, by mice pare ba-
wol6w pomiedzy zwierzetami.
Poniewaz ogr6d zoologiczny W
Cincinnati posiadal diva prze~
pyszne egzemplarze, przeto po'
stanowiono je przes}ac staremu
Bismarkowi. Oba bawo4y ss
zdrowe, Mode, i slime; "on"
waay 800 funt6w, iona" zaS
600.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09

Nominacye ma kasyera miejskiego
zapewne ma dzisiejszei konweDcyi O.
trzyma p. J. J. McGrath, zamozny
banker fabryksnt, ma klerka miej.
skiego p. Shields, ua adwokata miej.
skiego p. Mitchell lub Gastfeld.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09

We wtorek zostanie nominowany
demokratyczny ksndydat ma slderma-
ma 16sj wardy. Bsdzie MIN prawdo-
podobnie p. S. Kunz.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09

Jeden urzednik6w odpowie-
dzia} ma to: ,,Zagram toba
Harry, jesli mi przyrzekniesz,
re mnie ME zahypnotyzujesz!"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1895-03-09
ParOWiec Havel.

New YORK, s marca. - Pa
rowiec Havel dis rano o godz.
2 spuszczono ma morze teraz
Juz stoi na kotwicy W kanale
Gedney. Me jest on wcale u
szkodzony. Czesc 1adunku je'
60, dla ulzenia ciezaru, pre-.
niesiono la inne. statki, a kie'
dy nastgpi} przypfyw morza,
uni6s} sic parowiec sam W 60
re, poczem wyp}ynieto z miej
sea niebezpiecznego zupefnie
bez przeszkody.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
SRlNT HUL.
THE CITY CONDENSED.

Mrs.Julia. Bergen has been committed
to the asylum. She is over eighty.
The earnings of the state institute
for detectives, for the quarter ending
July 81, were 81, 051.10.
The state enumerators of st. Paul
will hold a meeting at the capitol
Tuesday evening at 1880.
Prof. Pencergast, superintendent of
public instruction, viii deliver a lee
ture before the summer training school
Of state teachers at Anoka tomorrow
evening.
The state beard OF equalization meets
Sept. l, at the capitol. 1t is expected
that the session will be short, mas
much as a uniform system of assess
ment has been now adopted through
out the state.
Nick Walten was yesterday fined S25
Judge Twohy for disorderly conduct.
The two men had engaged in a fight
On West Fillmore avenue, wherein
Walton attempted to stab Hagge.
Fall examinations for those wishing
to teach in Ramsey county will be
intendent in the court house, Aug. 80
and 81. No private examinations grant
ed, except IN extreme cases.
The examination Of applicants for
the principalship of high schools that
desire to secure the $200 bonus offered
passed by the last legislature will be-
gin tomorrow at the state university
at $50.
A benefit concert for the White Bear
Methodist church will be given at RAJ
maley's pavilion, Thursday, Aug. D.
at S:15 D. m, under the direction OF
Mrs. A. Nippoldt. Trains leave the
union depot at 1880 p. m. and returns
1t 1875 p. NJ.
Officer Griffin, charged before the
mayor with maliciouSly arreSting Mrs.
Sullivan, was found justified in his &C
lion. The charge against Mrs. Sull1-
van was drunkenness, and, contrary to
her allegations, the investigation de-
been afforded fer her arrest
The state historical society has re-
ceived from Prof. William F. Phelps,
Of St. Paul, a portrait Of Gen. Custer,
accompanied by an autograph letter
of the generals presenting the pOr-
trait to Prof. Phelps; also, from the
same donor, a fac-simile letter of Gen.
Washington addressed to the ladies Of
Trenton, n. J.. and dated 1889 From
The New Hampshire Historical society
have been received four volumes of
proceedings Of the latter society.
Clerk Conroy, of the municipal court,
has made a move in protection OF the
unfortunate women who appear be-
fore the court by forbidding any one,
not officially obliged to do so, from
Imposing his presence or converse ton
upon the women in the prisoners room.
An example was made of one official
yesterday, and it is probable that here
after the female prisoners will be
spared this annoyance. Judge Twohy
fully agrees with Mr.. Conroy.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
NEW DRESS GOODS.

Many of our direct i'm
portations are now in stock,
and Our Mr.. Stevenson is
sending US new goods FROM
New York every day. The
styles are unusually hand
some, and are especially
adapted for early fall wear.
Imported Novelty Suit
ings, IS cents.
Imported Novelty Suit
ings, IS cents.
Imported Wicker Suit
ings, 800.
Fine French Suitings, SO
inches wide. in the always
popular small checks and
stripes. in newest color mix
lures, $500.
Novelties in Boucles and
Silk and Wool rough Suit
ings, $t.O0 to $3.50.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
NEW SILKS.

Come III and see yhat's
nea0 in Silks. rs anf0amer
seasons 70e shall sh070 a
matcAless stock Of hzgh-cl
Silks at the L0west Prizes
in the Northwest.
Novelty Black Silks in the
extremely fashionable scroll
patterns, $500 and 1875.
Chameleon Satins are tAl
latest no0elty in cOlored Silks.
We have probably the only
stock in the West. Price,
$500 a yard. More than
so newest shades.
Novelty Silks for Waists,
So cents and upwards.
A new lot of Black
Shanghai Silks, SO inches
wide, for SO cents a yard
tomorrow; worth 85c any
day.
New Black Taffetas, So
cents.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
BLACK GOODS.

If we attempted to speak
of all our new weaves of
Black Goods, a page of this
paper would be required.
We only say that most of
our importations are now in
stock. All the newest rough
effects in an assortment that
will not be equaled in the
Northwest.
3S-inch Novelties. so
cents.
5o-inch Cheviot Diagon-
ais, SO cents.
5o-inch Cheviot Diagon-
ais, rs cents.
5o-inch Mohair Diagon-
ais, rs and IS cents.
48-inch Mohalr Crepes,
IS cents.
4S-inch Bcucles and Curl-
ed effects, $1.25, $3.50,
S1.75 and $500.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
MORE LIGHT WANTED.
Interesting Facts and Figures on
Lighting Seventh Street.

Interesting Facts and Figures on
Lighting Seventh Street.
The committee on gas met yester-
day afternoon and considered the reso-
luton of Assemblyman Arosin, which
the assembly has passed, instructing
the board of public works to place
electric arc lights at every street cor
ner on Seventh street, from Seven
corners to Brook street.
Mr.. Arosin was present and SO was
Crawford Livingston, the president of
the st. Paul Gas Light company.
The committee decided to recon-
mend the resolution, though an amend
ment was added which will necessi-
tate its going to the assembly again
after the beard of aldermen vote upon
it. The amendment provides that the
city shall pay two-thirds of the cost
Of erecting each arc lamp which, with
the accompanying pole, will cost SIS.
The gas company was willing to pay
S. if the city would pay $40. Mr.. Liv-
ingston said that the company would
not ask the city to contribute anything
toward the expense of erecting the
arc lamps were it not that the gas
company's lighting contract with the
city expires a little more than six
months hence.
When the new arrangement is per-
fected it will effect a saving of about
$500 year to the city. In the first
place, it will cause the discontinuance
of every gas lamp on Seventh street
from Seven corners to Brook street
and also Of the gas lamps on the in
tersecting streets at a distance of half
a block either way from Seventh
street. The arc lights will possess
1900 candle power, and will be in op-
GRAFTON from sunset to sunrise, at ar
expense of $3.50 per year per lamp
The midnight service now in vogue
costs the city S127.75 per arc lamp.
The resolution as amended will come
before the board of aldermen at the
regular meeting next Tuesday night.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
CITY IN EARNEST.
And Proposes to Take Possession
OF It's own in SOGt1 NV:bnsha

Street
In accordance with a resolution of
the common council, the city began
yesterday suit to compel the follow
ing individuals and companies to va
cate South Wabasha street where it
crosses block 104 Of ST. Paul proper:
r. H. Lawton, Elkan Drey, John
Farnsworth, the Hauser Mailing COM
pany, Helene A. Clark and Catherine
Burch. It is stated that r. H Law
ton and others fenced in this portion
of South Wabasha street some two
months ago, believing that the act
of the last legislature concerning ter
ritorial roads warranted them in doing
this. But as the property in question
belongs to the city it takes the afore-
said action.
The roundabout method taken to
compel the defendants to vacate the
street is criticised by those who have
had experience in these matters. Some
say that the most effective and expe-
diticus manner of securing the re-
moVal Of the fence it to instruct the
city engineers department to tear it
down, and thus let those who erected
sue the city to establish their rights if
they have any.
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Emancipation Day,

Marked respect has always been
paid to the first day Of August by the
colcred population Of the South since
the emancipation of the negroes in the
British West Indies occurred on that
day. Historians sojourning at that
time in the West Indies, say: The
first of August came on Friday, and
release was proclaimed from all
work until the next Monday. Go see
Col. Peppers Sunny South at Aurora
Park, each evening this week, and you
will get good idea of how the ne
groes jollified.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-08-18
BERG'S BULLETINS.
THE SECRETARY OF SKATE
GIVES TIPS ON HOW WE
GROW.
LITTLE AN0KA ONLY LOSER.
ALL THE OTHER CITIES OF THE
STATE SHOW HANDSOME
GROWTH.
The Town Now Has More TIE5.S,
Twice as Many People az
in 1890.

Secretary Berg yesterday issued
census bulletins Nos. and 4, giving
the population of fifteen Minnesota.
cities. The figures show that not a,
town so far reported, except Anoka,
mas fewer people than in 1890. An
oka's loss is over 400. Little Falls
jumped from 1854 to 5,116 in the
five years. Owatonna gained 1902.
Brainerd 1,328 and st. Cloud 1854.
The totals for the fifteen towns are
given below, with their population in
1880, as taken from the legislative blue
book of this veor.
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s s 8 = @ O

ment has fresh attractions
every day. That's why we
do the business of the town.
All these are new-less
than "a hours in the store.
Is dozen Fine Cambria Gowns, dou-
Bile yoke back, 4 clusters of tucks.
two rows fine insertion, and trimmed
with fine embroidery, only $500
each tomorrow.
Fine Muslin Drawers, cluster of
tucks and ruff1e of fine embroidery.
only
39 Gents
tomorrow; worth Csc.
QUO fine Cambria Corset Covers.
trimmed with insertion and en-
broidery,
29 Cents
each tomorrow; worth soc.
Umbrella Drawers, with Cambria
f1ounce, embroidered founce or lace
fiounce, &c., 81, SIPS, 8f.SO
and So,
Umbrella Skirts, trimmed with lace
Or embroidery, $1.25 to S..
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THE GOVERNOR PROCLAIMs
That Labor Day VIII Be Monday
Sept. 2, 1895.

AA''l LABOR LAY Will BE Monday,
Sept. 2, 1895.
Gov. Clough yesterday issued a proc
lamation declaring the ID of September
Labor day, and asking that it be gem
orally observed. The proclamation is
as follows:
Whereas, the legislature of this
state has established Labor day, and
designated the first Monday in Sep
Ie1hDer IN each year to be observed as
a holiday for that purpose;
NOW, therefore, [, David NJ. Clough,
governor Of the state OF Minnesota, do
hereby recommend and request that
Monday, Sept. 2 the factories, Of
tees, stores and other places where
labor is employed, be closed. and that,
as far as practicable, opportunity be
given all who labor to celebrate the
day in g. manner BETTING the purpose
to which it was dedicated
In q government such as ours. a.
government of the people, by the peo-
pie and for the people. the greatest
problem of the state must ever be now
to secure the welfare, and improve
the condition Of the nations toll
ers. Recognizing this fact, Labor day
has heen, by: law, made a holiday to
emphasize the dignity and worth Of
human toll, and by its peaceful and
all men that spirit of mutual conf
dence and regard between employees
and employed, which alone can be re-
lied upon to do away with industrial
strife and turmoil, and give prosperity
and happiness to all. 1t is proper,
therefore, that all men, employers and
employees, laying aside for the day
their usual avocations, should, by pub
lie assemblies or by other fitting ways,
seek to promote cooperation and good
will among all, and thus aid in open
ing the door for wider opportunities of
good for the millions.