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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
Ser Yrooflpner Stretf.

Der befannte Bunoes. Nrbsitercomli'
idr Carol .. @risbt, Der cine Wutoris
tat auf benz 9ebiete Der Natioual6fonoz
ME III. piomet Dem Yrootlpner Streit
cine ldusere Nbbanoluns, in peldsr er
unter Nnoerem iast:
@iebt es fem Mittel oieien iid tpie.
Der uno wleoer erneuernoen 8Impien
uorjubeusen? &Dnuen Die llnsered'
tiateiten Der Grperbsusrbdltniiie nldt
auf bumanere Weiie aussesliben pers
ben? 8iele bemlben iih, bic rittise
Nniport carauf 81 finoen. Die seibGits.
mdBise Grpdsuns Der Streliiraseu se'
niist nlht, ~ionoern mon mus babel aut
Die etb.iden Yrincjplsn in Setradt sic
ben. Die seiddftllhen Yesisbuneen
SplIten Nrbeit uno &apital fam mon
nat rein 6couomii9en Normen bemeis
ZEN. bic Bejlebunsen beloer oils aemein-
ihaftllhe Jactoren i'm seielibailiden
8etrtebe unterllesen Der pbilolopbliben
Gupentuns Der botheu moruliiten
8eseln.
@ie i'm @sidditslebsn uno ielbt in
Der Yolitit bic JOroerunssn Der Woral
iih mebr uno mebr selteno MAIDEN, 10
auh ouf benz @ebiete Der Dfonomiiten
Jrasen. Sslbit Der 86rienlpisler, iast
Der Yerfaiier, 1T perpfidtet, iein 8ort
gut 81 MAIDEN ODER muB nit Sdimpf
uno Sbanoe oauonlaufen; burh ole
Ybaien oes seisuidaftlideu lebens sebt
oas @ebot elmer bsItimmtsn Woral.
Seoe Der freitenoen Yarteisn in e,ner
@ontrousrie tritt fir elm Yrircip elm.
@ui Der einen Seite erirussn bic Nrbsis
ter lieber Nahtbeile, gnibrbrunsen, Geis
Den, ia ielbft ben Sunser, oils oaB iie
bob Yrincip Der Berettisuns au belize
rer 2%ebsnsbaliuns ~ouiseben, aui Der aus
oeren Seite itlst iid Der Nrbsitsebsr
auf oas &ett Der periDnli1en Trelbeit,
BEN GebensprinSip Der seitditlihen
uniernebmuns. @enn feine Der beloen
Barteien gum Nadseben 81 beruesen 1T.
muB Dos GompromiB aus Der Rifiib
auf oas Dffentlide 8obl berporseben.
Gas 1T bas eiuSise YrinSip, benz Die
nnoeren peibeu miiisn. Beioe Yars
teien mliien ibre 8srpHldtuus sesen
be Osfientlidfeit anerfennen, Strelts
te,aslsst msroen. ubne oaB Der Sber,fi
cser Die burd ibn re%ptdieuiirte Nutoris
tat einidrsitet. Der 8erfafsr ut Der
Nniidt. bob, ebiton bic 8abruns bic,
Ter 8idiidt faum mebr oils Elm froms
msr Bunih erideint. oas ethiide Sc
bot lib bod uerm6se ieiner inneren
Rraft mebr uuo mebr @eltung per
ihaffen mirb, oa bic moraliide Wabl
idlsBli4 INNER ben Siss o~auontraser
rpiro.
unSmsiislbait piro in ~unierer seieQ.
idaitlidsn Oronuns oas brutale Wtitie|
Der sesenisitisen aruiiprObe ueridwin
ben mlHen; ielbit munde Der Grbeiier'
ilbrer ideusn es bereits uno 9reifsr
nur I'M duBeritsn Notbial Su. Dit
0Henilite Wetnuus arbeitet LIBERAL
aui bic perninitise Shlihtuns burt
Stieosssridte ODER NusiObnunssbebor
ben bin, unb mo- bas Rsdt Der @eiammt
belt turh asmaltiame Weiboben ees
Snelts ~ssiabtoet 1T, NIB bic @slammi,
belt ben Nes finben, ibr 8sht in be,
entiprs4enbsn 5orm 81 pabren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Surf bic @abl bes Gouuern6rs
Helion gum Bunoes Senatrr miro I'M
iere Staatarssitruns ielbfuerfdnolid
beeinfluBt. Ssrr g~telion muB Dor benz
giniritt in ieine bobe @lroe oas @ous
usrn6rsamt nieoerlesen. lleber feline
Nadfolseri9aft fann feline Jrase iein,
benn in ~unierer Staats srfuiiu Jung 1T Der
sou porseieben. 9ieie beilmmt, bas
Der 8ice : @oupern0r an feline STEELE
tritt uno juar OILS uOlsiltiser @ous
uern6r. Selbiireoeno tritt ourb bies
fen @s1iel cine nsue Satanj Elm.
Die 8eriaIuna reselt aber aud bic.
fen sou uno beitimmt. BOB Der &C.
nata sYrGiieent bic Redte uno YflIdten
bes 8ics z@ouuernDrs ibernebmen lole.
pa nun nber bisher Der 8ics @ouuers
NOR rsr. oficio" 8rdiioeut oes Senats
mar, 10 mus lestere 8Dtperihait eiuen
reuen 8Orfisenoen pdbler. Cir eicien
Boitsn if bereIts cine Nn5abl Gambia
ten in Dos Selo seridt.-Senator Dot
lief ben W~ltbstperbern ben Rans ab; er
rpuroe gum Brdiioenten bes Senats En-
n1hlt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
Glepelanb's Sapa,i Bolitit III Dor

Glepelanb's Saua,i: Bolitif if BON
elmer Webrbeit oeS Senats enooiiirt
morben. Dos iOq ibm ~iscenfaGs elm
9roit iein fir bic 5lutb BON Sdmdbre.
ben unb SdmGbartifeln, nit mslden er
bon infompetenten sesneriiden 8artei'
flspSern iberiduitet uuroe. s. iinb
aber nldt ole Republitaner iiber ibn
bergefalen. 60 erfldrt unter Nnberen
Die rspublifaniide Nsrp Orleans ,Deut-
ide Seituus." bob sesen Gleuelono's
auswdrtise Tolitif uno gang DEFENDERS
sesen feline bisberise 8ebanbluns Der
Sauaii' GHdre fid sere&ter Beiie nIdts
einipenben laiie.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
Gin Standardization bss Grsbi.

Sin Yaitorali9reiben oss er5bl'
ihoiS Raser prn Wllwautee, pelher
Montas isine Romreiie on9eireten bat,
1T am Sonntas iammt benz romlibsn
9efret lber bic @ebsimeu @eieaidaiten
in aQen fatboliiden 8irhen u~erleien
porben. Gin GROCER 3beil ees Buito.
rali1reibehs beiddftist fid aub nit ben
8farridulen. Der @rSbiitUf erfldrt
bieielben fir oas Boamerf bes @laubens
unb ermabnt ole 8atbolifen ieiner DID
Seie, oieislben 81 pflesen uno, mo iolde
nod nidt porbaneen ieien. fir ibre @r.
ridtuus su iorsen. Siniidtlid Der &c.
beimsn @eitaidaiten tetOnt @rSbiidoi
8obsr. bob Stuar IN eem mltsetbeilien
9eirets nur brei sebeime @eieli4aiten
nameutli1 ermdbut ieien; bic Meinun9
Der Stride iei aber. bob iit prattiide
&aibolifen Dor benz Ini9luiie an ale
@eielidafien bitten iolten. bic BON Der
n6mliden Ober elmer dbnllden Beidai'
isnbsit, tpie bic orei perurtbeiltsn isien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Wtit Dem sefrisen 9ase selans bic
3uiammenfeluns Der @eidmorensn in
Dem Sarrp Z. Sopuaro Woropro5eB IN
Wlnneopolis. Gin uno cine balbe Wo'
DIE beaniprudte es. Sp0lf Wann 81 fin.
ben, um iiber Supuuro gu @eridt 81
iiseu. Wun slaubt. bob oieier BroJeh
oieie unb bic nddite Bo1e oaueru
miro. 8abrfinn's Tbeorie ioI oas
S%tedenpfero oes Yertbeioisers @rmin
a ud in bieiem Sale is,n.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

SIM GongreR bat Dos &sprdisntars
tenbaus seftern iene 8in nit 239 sessn
81 Stimmeu ansenpmmeu, wslbe ben
8uihlosSou o Elm Sebntel Gent oas
Yiuno 3uder beieitisen ipa, Der bon iOl'
den 9dnoern fommt, Die cine grport'
prGmle beSablen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
,4aiier @ilbelm Ii. bot benz Gar

.3aiier @ilbelm Ii. bot benz Gar.
binal 8opp pom Yreslau uno Dem Gar
oinal aremes BON a0ln ben 8utben
Noleroroen perliebsn. Beios untsr-
ftissu cine itrens beuiite IOlitif. Die.
Ter Bsebruns ibisbt nan Die Nbiidt
untsr, bic beiosn Gareindle 81 beussen,
bel Der @abl oas nddien Yapites oablu
~ i~pirien, bas elm ioldsr sspdblt ueroe.
tuslder benz 9reibuno freunoi4aitlib
aeiinnt it,.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Sn Der Segislatur BON Snoiana 1T
cine Bll einsereldt poreen, pelte cine
Gmenoiruns ces Stulseieses i'm Srs
~tereiie Der oeutiden Sprade sum Spsd
bat. 9arnad iOa auf 8srlunsen pom
finiunoSpanSis Seriousn in lrseno ei'
ner Dffentllden Shule ein oeut'ter
Sprahlebrsr a%niielt peroen. Sofent.
LID sebt has Nmsnoement ourd.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Ser Wenoritenpater Sequel. BRO.
fsiiOr on Der futbOlli1sn Jatultdt 5reis
burg in Der ShweiS, 1T sum Siidof
pon Saiip in Rumduien ernannt NOR
ben. 9urd oieie grnennuns if bic
pom hotW'ften grSblitof Saroett, uers
ipaltsts GrSoi0Ssie 8ufareit UNI Elm mir
oisss flrtlides Sberbaupt bereidsrt
fporoen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Ndber unb nGber rilden Die Japa'
ner ibrem 8~risssfeinoe. ben @blneisn,
auf ben BelS. Nad Der Ganouns auf
Der Sbautuns Salbinisl itebsu bic CTS
iteren bluldnslid fart Spiidsn benz be
feitlsteu Suien eisSais@ ei, mo iid
Der 8eit Der diuefiden 5lOtte befiHost
uno Der Rsidsbaupttaot Bsdius, aui
pelde Staot bic iiesreiden Sapaner
ibr lsstss Nussnmert ssrlhtst baben,
UNI in oeren Wauern ben 6risoen 81
oictiren. go piro's fommen; oenn Die
Gbineisn iino brad selsst uno fpanen
ben aries nidt LANCER iortiibren.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Ser Sultan bot befretirt, ooB .bas
omerifaniide College in S!utarl fur QUE
Seiten BON Der Gnirihtuns iesliter
Steuer beireit ieiu iou; felt orei Sabren
bate ii9 bic amerifuniide.. Seianotidait.
biaber INNER uerseblid, Jun cieles gu
e~eitdnoniB bemibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Boris. 8ibot bot Elm Cabinet
Suiammsnseffidt, in psltem sr oils
Winiferprdloeni. 5inanSen unb 8ries
uertrsien If. Nan slaubt, BOB BEN
rsusn 8Oblnst isire lanse 9ausr SuSus
meIien iei.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Giner Nabridt pon 2onbon 5ufolse
1T Der 3ampfer glbe seiunfen. Nit
Iusnabme o SO BON ben $50 Bafo:
sieren ioaen ole ben FOB sefunben b.
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Sine 8robe &riessluft 1T ausenhlidz
LID in Wterlte oorberri9enb. Sbon
ieit ldnserer 3elt berriten Swliden ben
beloen Hadbarrepublifsn Wsrlfo uno
Guatemala 3wiltisteiteu pesen semliier
8renSs Ditrltte 9biupas. Sn Den less
ten 3asen bat iib oieie Gage isbr Susss
iprst. Nad ben 9epeiden iino beioe
Rspublifen in ~erniter 8iiiuns besriffen,
uno IN Wsrito baben ldrmenoe De-
moufrationen it%attseiunoen, bic ben
8rdiibenten 9iaj in ieinen &riessab,
iidten beiidrfeu %iullten. Sails Suute
mala iid weisert. idmmtlihe pom Wsri-
10 seitsQte 5oroerunsen anjuuebmen,
bann ipiro Nsrifo's 8riessertIdruns
folsen. Wenn Guatemala ben binsepor'
fenen Jsbosbanoidub a0ein aufnimmt, 10
wiro es wobl ben 8irSeren 5ieben.
@enn es aber nit ben iibrisen mittel'
amsrltaniiden Rspubllfsn %rerbinoet oas
itebt, rpie in intereiiirten areiien bebaups
tet wito, oann mag iid bic Sade auoers
geitalteu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31

Sie 8ernunIt bot aud i'm Senat
Der Stuatsseisssebuns BON Sles 0atota
bic Sberbano bsbaltsn uno 10 bot man
nit 26 sesen II Stimmen ben Beidlus
ansenummen, wpuad es Der Golisabs
itimmuns %anbeimseitelt 1T. Oh oas BRO,
Editions Nmenosmsnt 81 Der Staats'
psriaHurs ~bsibsbnlten ipsrben ioll ooer
nidt. aus oieier Saliurs 1T 81 idlies
zen, bob bic Burger Slooafotas oes
Y,ubibitlOnsiodes berSlih mioe iinb,
uno oamit neist iid bic Serridait Der
beu6leriiden Baferboloe benz gnoe 5u.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
Herr, Lungen,
Magen, Him.

Die rothen Kuegelchen enthalten
Sauerstoff, um die schwachen Theil-
chen ueber dem gamer Koerper zu
erneuern, und muessen frisch und
kraeftig sein, wenn die Person gesund
und stark sein will.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
DeS
MenSChen BIut

Besteht aus Kuegelchen, roth und
weiss und schwimmen in elmer Flues-
sigkeit. Els naehrt
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1895-01-31
Hoods
Sarsaparilla

Erhaelt die rothen Koerperchen stark,
gesund und in Thaetigkeit. macht das
Blut rein und fret Won allen Keimen
von Krankheiten, ind bringt daher
jene vollkommene Gesundheit, die das
Inhen nnrnnnhm mnchf
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
GOV. r.. p. FLOWER.
He Praises Our Western Ships and
Scenery

He Praises Our Western Ships and
Scenery.
Gov. RoswellP. Flower of New York.
was one of the distinguished party of
tourists on the first trip of the steam
ship North West for the present sea-
son. He was SO well pleased with
what he saw and enjoyed that on his
return home he addressed the follow
ing letter to General Manager Gordon:
Il have just returned from a trip on
the Steamship North West from Buff
falo to Duluth, covering a distance of
1850 miles on three of our Great Lakes,
Erie, Huron and Superior 1t was dur
ing the late heated term, but the temper
allure on the water was delightfully."-
pleasant. 1t gives a person a better
idea of the vast tonnage on the Lake
system and of their beauty than any
other trip | have ever taken in this
country. 1 was surprised at the ac-
commodationS on the ship. The prin-
cipal state rooms had brass bedsteads,
bath rooms and closets, with rooms
connected for servants and children.
The table is unsurpassed by any hotel
in New York. The North West is $3.50
feet long, Al feet wide with a speed of
Il miles, runs as steady as a bridge.
and gave me the best pleasure trip L
had ever taken. We stopped at Cleve-
land, Detroit and Mackinac Island, two
hours in each place. allowing US time
to see a good deal of them.
Il am satisfied that when the people
of our Eastern States know that twice
a, week they can leave Buffalo for Du-
luth and avoid the hot weather and
dust of railroad travel that this late
route will become very popular one
for tourists. The building of the
Steamships North West" and North
Land marks new era in summer
trips Of pleasure. Respectfully,
''ROSWELL P. FLOWER"
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
ADAMS SAYS THE GREAT NORTH
ERN CANNOT DO 1T AND HILL
DENIES 1T.
LAW STANDS IN THE WAY.
LEGISLATION NECESSARY TO EN-
ABLE THE N. +. GUARANTEE
TO BE GIVEN.
COUNSEL ALLEGED TO CONCUR.
President James j. Says No De-
VeIOpment Showing Imprac-
dcabiIity Has Occurred.

NEW YORK, July 3.-The North
ern Pacific reorganization company
has not made much progress
towards completing it's plans. Chair
man Adams stated today that the
London proposal of guaranty made
by the Great Northern railroad in
tereStS has been found impractical
BILE, owing to the Minnesota laws. He
declared that the reorganization
committees counsel and the LAWYERS
of the bankers interested in the ne
gotiations have expressed the opin-
ion, in which majority of the coun-
sci OF the Great Northern people
concur, that until necessary legis-
lation is secured the Great Northern
company cannot fulfill legally the
proposal of guaranty made in it's
; interest. Still, all of the parties en-
gagged in the negotiations are acting
in harmony in the effort to establish
and maintain harmonious relations
between the properties which they
represent
President James J. Hill, of the
Great Northern Railroad company,
speaking in regard to the statements
made by Chairman Adams, said:
mo such conclusion that the plan
is impracticable has been arrived at,
and no authority for or Endorsement
of any such statement on behalf Of
the Great Northern counsel could be
made. I am greatly surprised at any
such statement purporting to come
from Mr.. Adams"
President Hill would not make any
statement as to the status of the
reorganization at this time.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
NO REORGANIZATION.
Western Lines and the Automatic
COupIerS.

CHICAGO, July 3.-The Western
roads are making no apparent progress
in the reorganization of the Western
Lines Passenger association. They ex-
pected that when the troubles between
the Union Pacific and the Oregon Short
Line were once out of the way they
would go right ahead and fix their
association up completely. Not a wheel
has been turned yet in the formation
of the association. Chairman Caldwell
has been for some days In correspon-
dence with the officials of the Union
Pacific to secure their cooperation,
but nothing has developed, although all
the signs are said to be promising.
The general managers of the West
ern roads were in session today con-
sidering what answer they would make
to the interstate commerce commits
sion on account of their failure to
equip all their cars, freight and pas
senger, with automatic couplers and
air brakes. The time set for the fin
ishing of the work by the commission
expired last Monday. The roads de-
cided today that the commission had
asked too much of them, saying that
in these hard times of the railroad
business they had not been given time
enough to do the work, and that the
task set before them was too eXpen-
sive to be done in the short time set.
It was decided to ask the commission to
allow them more time
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
MAKING NO FUSS.
But Little Excitement Over the
Rate Cutting on Different

But Little Excitement Over the
Rate Cutting on Different
Roads.
The situation of affairs remained
practically in statu quo yesterday
among the local railroads. Each made
preparations for the expected east
bound business and all continued to
watch each other jealously. The most
important event in the situation was
the announcement that the Niagara
Short line had conceded the extension
of the time limit on the Boston Chris
tan Endeavor convention tickets to
Sept. Is. This concession places the
Chicago Great Western upon an equal
footing with the 500 and Albert Lea
lines. The time extension is thus far
the only concession granted by any of
the roads and some state positively that
no lower rate than the $29 for the round
trip will be made.
Some of the stronger and older lines
stated emphatically yesterday that
they would under no circumstances cut
their rates. They prefer a few passen-
gers at good rates to a large number
and a losing business. So far the sales
have not besn heavy. The public is
watching the conditions, expecting,
perhaps, to reap some benefit of a pos
sible Generalization of rates or some
concessions. Those who wish to travel
on through cars will have to take the
lines via Montreal or Niagara Falls,
as none of the other roads are making
arrangements to run through sleepers.
The West Shore and Hoosic Tunnel
routes being the direct connections Of
the Niagara Short line, are making a
strong bid for business on the through
car plan.
The local offices were thronged with
many people yesterday. A large share
of these were the usual Fourth of July
travellers. 1t was noticeable that the
probable Eastern passengers confined
their efforts chiefly to making inquiries,
and put off their purchases of tickets
until the last moment Several of the
passenger department officials said that
a lower rate than now offered would
be profitless, If not ruinous, to the
roads, and that the occasion did not
warrant a wholesale rate cutting. This
is good as far as it goes, but no one
can ever tell where the difficulties will
cease once the fight is declared on. If
the older lines continue in their don t
care policy, a rate war will be avoided.
If they don't the story will unfold itself
in charters,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
ACQUITTED AFTER THREE
HOURS, DELIBERATIoN By
THE SYRACUSE JURY
LAST SCENES AT THE TRIAL.
NEW YORK DOCTOR DESCRIBES
THE PHYSICAL CONDITION
OF RIORDAN.
WARNED TO STOP DRINI1ISG.
Alcohol and Violent Exercise Fa-
tai to Men of His stamp, but
:, He Was Needless.

SYRACUSE, N. Y, July 3.-The
defense in the trial of Bob Fitzsim-
mons was closed with the testimony
of DR.. G. A. Lyon, of New York.
From the description given OF
Riordan, he would judge that he
was affected with hypertrophy,
which gives the heart a spasmodic
action He thought that the kidneys
were affected with Bright's disease
also; from the description of Rior-
dams condition he would judge he
had an enlargement Of the liver and
a naffection of the left lung.
rs it not true" was asked the
witness by Attorney House, that
when there is a diseased condition
of the internal organs of the abdo-
men, the arteries of the brain are
degenerated?"
Yes, sir; and those conditions in
crease the probabilities of a hem
orrhage of the brain from the skull"
He said he had found in perform
ing autopSies that the brain was
more or less lacerated in removal
A flow OF thirty drops Of blood into
the forth ventricle would cause i'm
mediate death He said further that
when he examined Riordan, a year
ago, he found symptoms of disease
as described by him, and taking this
into consideration, with the swell
ing of Riordan's feet, he would judge
that he had symptoms of dropsy.
At that time he warned Riordan not
to drink alcoholic beverages or take
violent exercise, as it would prove ia
tai. The minutes of the autopsy
were placed in evidence by the de-
tense, after which they rested.
Attorney House summed up for
the defense and District Shove for
the prosecution, after which Judge
Ross delivered his charge.
The jury was out for three hours
and returned a verdict of not guilty.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04

Absorption of the United Lines
Made Complete.

NEW YORK, July 3-The United
Lines Telegraph company was organ
lied of the wreck of the old Bankers
and Merchants Telegraph company,
which left to its successors an Inherit
ance of litigation and competition so
keen that profits were reduced to Il
minimum. A judgment filed today
represents the difference between the
sum realized by the sale of the United
Lines in last November-S3O0, OOO-and
the amount due on two mortgages, one
for $1,20o,000 and another for $500, 900.
The sale practically represented the de-
sire of the Postal Telegraph company
to get control of the main lines of the
United Lines, running from New York
to Washington. The first mortgage of
Sl,2oO,OOO covered that line, and there
fore when the November sale took
place only $780, 600 was realized. John
w. Mackay and his colleagues, In
order to realize their wish, secured the
second mortgage and made the Farm
ers Loan and Trust company it's trus-
tee. Edward c. Plat, representing
Mr.. Mackay, took charge of the United
Lines and up to the present time has
been operating it under lease Now.
however, the Postal Telegraph COM
pany's lines are complete, and the
United will be absorbed by the former
company. 1ftf.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
SALTWATER.
Prison City VIII FfttfnGIy CeIe-
brate the Fourth

Prison City VIII Fittfnsly Cele-
brate the Fourth.
The Isaac Staples departed yesterday
with raft of logs for the Standard
Lumber company, Dubuque. The
Staples, as well as all of the rest of the
boats, is making excellent time this
season.
Saltwater will celebrate in an ap-
propriate manner today, and the pro-
gramme arranged eclipseS anything of
the kind held in this city for many
yearS.T city is dressed in holiday
attire with flags and bunting and many
strangers are expected from far and
near. AT the prison there will be an
address by Rev. B. r. Hebron, of ST.
Paul, and the customary holiday privi-
leges.
David Bronson, assignee of the
Schulenburg-Boec Lumber COM
pany, has sold all of the eompany's
logs to Dorchester & Hughey, of Belle
Vue. Anumber of small log sales have
been made this week and prices remain
firm.
Daniel J. Harkins, for many years
baggagemaster at the Union station,
died yesterday of consumption at his
home on South Main street. Deceased
was thirty-twol years of age, and leaves
a wife and one child.
The grand jury adjourned last even
ing, but will reconvene tomorrow to
continue it's investigation. a.
A committee has been appointed by
the local lodge Knights of Pythias to
complete arrangements for the pre-
sentation of the beautiful drama
Damon and Pythias" in this city early
in September.
The ordinance introduced in the city
council chamber some weeks ago to
vacate Water and Lake streets east of
the prison was defeated Tuesday even
ing.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1895-07-04
The Great Glacier

OF the Selkirks, vast plateau Of
cleaning ice, extending as far as the
eye can reach, to the left of which
rises an acute pyramid of naked rock
shooting up 5000 feet, Mount Donald,
to the left Grizzly Cheops, Ross Peak,
the Hermit Range, below in the valley
the glacier-fed Illicilliwaet glistens
through the trees, forming panorama
once seen, never forgotten. The Great
Glacier has its foot few hundred
feet above the station, and extends
one mile and half. The Glacier can
be explored quite easily.
To enable you to see this wonder
full, awe-inspiring scene, the Soo-Pa-
cific Line has arranged an excur-
sion from St. Paul at rate of $50 for
the round trip, including a double
berth In the f1rst-class sleeping car
both ways, leaving st. Paul at 9:05 a.
m. every Tuesday in July and August
Ticket Office, 1913 Robert Street, Hotel
Ryan Block.