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EDUCATIONAL.
MIR. DAVID |. SELKE,

Fora erly teacher of German in the public
schools of this city and IA several of its pri.
vate educational institutions. will resume
Instruction on October Is. Reasonable rates
10 classes of not less than four. Refers TO J.
Almond Wilson. Esq. Secretary Coloniza-
tion Society: Hon. Simon Wo f. f. Francis
Riggs. Esq, Gen. Il. G. Dyren forth, Mr..
Sara ]. Spencer and others. Apply at resi-
dence. No 1925 Sixth st. n. W. Oct6-tf.
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wANTEp-FosTAGE STAMPS.

wANTED-For cash. all kinds OF old
United States postage and departments
stamps. Collections also bought. II. F.
DUNKHORST. 1905 7th st. NV. se9-tf
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wANTED-FURSISH HOUSES
w q STED-Furnisned houses. Ne nave
many applications for furnished houses
in all locations a( the city. THE TIMES
REAL. ESTA TIE BUREAU.
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FOR RENT STABLE.

81. .oo-REAR OF 21O D ST. sE.-Fine
stable. (47aj
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Should I've read daily by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any time
Foreign mails for the week ending OC-
loher ~, close promptly at this office. as
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ST. Johns College,

THOR AID JEREC "a AU. ph. Il.
Royal University Of Copenhagen. WILL
receive pupils on piano, organ. theory and
Composition; studio, DruOp's Music . tore.
Apply DROPS OF Ellis Music II ouses. .,25
ana 33T Pennsylvania ave. se2S-tr
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Gt,pas Weuss I'm Gtienbab n'
WaNcubau.

Die lang teiproheren neuen limitirtsn
Slae anf Der .NorO ySeiisrn Ninie" Y. ct.
y. w. Il 3. ", Die smiihen minneapolis,
st. Yaul uno Chicago laufen ipaen, limb
lest i'm Sienite. Die Yreiie ipie aud bas
Solf. oas oieie 3iiae lnipiSirt bat, aeben su,
oaB lte oas Sphlte III Der giieHbabn- Sau.
turlt oarItellen. 9ie 9otpmptipe lit mad,
Dem betannten 800 SHUTTER, uno bon einem
Snoe sum aneern lit Der 3us nit einem
SorplaB nit elrer piden 8lasplatte per-
leben, ourh welhe Die Ylatiormen einse.
lhloiien Iino uno ourd Die Gle Sh0nheit
'ple bic Seqnemlibteit ees Suaes beoeuteno
asboben MIRO. Weuu ibr pItlih reilt, pas
rum rId1t Die neue llmitirte .Hortb Neltern
gtnte" pa~trcniiirt. GScuriious. ODER ionitiae
2ldtts lino oui oieiem 3u9e alltia uno tel
ne EXTRA Soroerungen fur before Nccpmpoa-
ttonen. 3idets, Sdlafpasen. Gsierpatrpns.
tarten uno pole Sniormation se9eben, wenn
lhr ellt an erren SeiinsN9enten menoet ooer
n~orelirt on Z. ". Seaso1le, neral.E Qjia-
aterdaent, st. Taul, fuelder gerre bereit III,
euh Tamphlete S%uSuitiden, RE pole 8e.
ltrslbun9 oteier neueu 3iige enibalten. IS
atbt nlhts oeraleIden mebr I'M giienbahn.
pd9enbau, nitt etnmal Die wunoerppQeu
Sl9e aut Der notwithstanding. 80 ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Observation-Disclosures.
Sir EnnIrrniruuo Nor M,,tt..

Die 6onierpiruna Der Butter
I'm Butter tar ldnssre 8eit Az eonlerui
TEN, 10 oaB iie aud ben fuil1en, auas.
nebmeu @elbmud bsbdlt, mu6 man 81,
Butter entpeoer nit Sal3 tiidtia men
gen ooer aber einidmelSen. Gonlerui.
1unssmittel ME 8oror, Boridure, Nlauu,
Salieplaure u. T. 10. iino uertper I,d +; oas
einfabe Sausmittel. bns Sal,, 1T oas
bette Gonieruirunssmlttel. Wan menat
clrca 2 YfunO Butter nit l aofetl0ffel
SaIs. faetet IS 'iittis ourt. 70 oos oas
SalS Die game Butter burborinst, uao
9iett bas @emeu9s IN Safer uoer Sie,n
saindpfe uuo beWdbrt iie on fiiblen Or.
ten auf. Derarti9 bebnupelte Bulter
bdlt fit mondielaus friih unb behlli
audi oanu ibren an9eaebmsn @eldmad
81 empfebIen ut auh bas GinibmslSen,
Iuoourb %losenannte Tl6Bbuitsr, Butter.
itmals, entiijb!. Wau ibmelSt DE 8at
ter bel l04 @rao 3, Itdumt bic ilodi
gen Seitnnotbsi!e init einem GubrlOffel
40, laBt ne gsihmclSen iets 9 unoea
Sieronf stest man iie OBJ, uuo
5'por onrt 2einruano (um iie gut ~ rel
IN iroene 9opfe ODER Sdbhen.
pierourt sehen robl circa 20 Broseni
oes Orislpal9etuIhtts usrlOreu, ieoot
bolt Iit berart eenon ~bebauoelte Butter
labreldng un~perdnbert.
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MfcNnltD Garm 81 uertauien.

IteIe an Der tdtb. Stride In ct. Wenbel
y. ?. an9ren,enbe Narm. auf Der lid elm,
ell 3inmer entbaltsnre Wcbnuns nebA
Store. 30X30 Ju6 srcb nit iteinsrntm 8tl.
Ter unter benz sdnjen @ebdupe rie aud ct.
ne sroBe S6eune unb fcnaiae gut periter.
ts Barm9ebaube bsfnpsn, III unter slnfistn
Sfetnsun8en ~ taufsn. Dem 8aufer bic.
fet llh cine quite cage fur 8etrisb sines
n8eneral . StUrs" unt anberer @eln6fte.
Das eane III gut unr nit sinem .3aun UNI.
9eben. Sn Der Ndbe cine gtebwette nit
tletntm yate. quite Sdssmiible unb Suttsr.
mablmuble. Dte Yabt,eit fur Gdsemlble
TT lest atselaufen. Stbr ttuia, penn 70.
tort u%bernCmmsr; fur einsn She'll wirb
baar ~psrlanst, fur ben &st LANCE .3eit &C.
Seten.
Srau M. WtNultp,
46'4St. Wenbtl p. O., Stearns Co., Wltnn
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td9lib gereitt, nber ridt in benz Der.
ibloee bela'en m'roen birfsu. Die Or.
fabruns bat aelebrf, oaS bic 9tiere mil
msbr SUIT freiieu, tuenu ibren oas Sut.
Ter mot inlmer sur Werilsuns febt.
&tpas Grimes munoet ibnsu baSpiidsn
gut, bari aber nur in seriusen Meusen
Sereitt luerosn. t0ot man bos SUNG.
seflu9el bier bis iebs Woden in Der an.
sesebenen Weiie ~bsbanoelt, 10 mirb es
e'nen feiiHisen, feiuidmsdenosn Yrateu
Qeben.
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~MuibewabrMaQ Der Wil@. =

Nufbewabrma9 Der WilM. - Gs
tdHn fit be' anfbepnhrun9 irlipsr W,lt
mslft nur UNI ben ~furSen 3eitroum pom
absno bis gum rahiten Moraen BON.
balm. NiGtsoefippenissr 1T ss pon orp6,
ter Wihtlafeii, BOB oie Nufbepabruns
IN sinem aeei9neten @aume eitolae.
&enn bic Mild. wls oNs unter tleln,
bauerlihen V~etbal!nifien 10 oft aeihitbt,
III lhleht 9eluitsien WObnrdumen oofr
IN Der Slide anibepabgt wiro, 10 bari
mlR Ilh ni9i iounoeru, iusnn lie on
6altbarfsit usrtiert nlo uorSeitia faucet.
S7 pislen Sarmerwobnunaeu III Die 9aft
II 5clae Der m%annelbaften Glneueruna
m't 3srieeuusstoffsn uuo Bafterlenfsis
men rrfiIt, Die iib Der Wtld mltibellen
uno oaoutb lbre Bsroerben hsrpUrrnIen.
Sn Der auhe bari Die W,lh I1on tpesen
Der onriu berrlhenoen @arme nitt auis
9e'!eut weroeR. @enn mon nun rpabnt,
ourt TetIdlteBeu Der Miltgefdbe in
Shrdnfsn ben gtH iluB usroUrbeuer 9uft
otp1l'eu 81 i0nnen, 10 tduitt mon iit,
oenu Die In Der MiId t, iiublIteu fob.
lenidurf. uno Il dit ffbllii9en 4aie ,outs
msln iih IN bielfm 61lIe, ba iie u,tt ent.
We,ten %tOnner, iibsr Sar Mllh uno fallen
onf lie SurId. g5 1T onraus Die Notbs
lpenoiQfelt leltt eriih lib. toB Der fur
ole Ulib.Wahrurg Der Dtih ba'timmie
0toum Dor oQsm eer 3alu9r 'rliter quit
bioarf. N0 en- b,l0aoe;et WllIai Der
nrasleat Dero5n iOl-uno es 1T oies i'm
Saiertfie Der Ok ldmirib,t,ait onsuhre.
ben-tDiro man clio aui Die 3nftun1
gauj b~eionocrs &ldiitt uebmsn. Die
9tdbe bon SiaQer, ippie Der 1urghdtte
D!ro mon oobei meloep, on pon bier aus
ole Guft ofruHreinlat plro. Die WdHoe
oGs Wt'ldtellers p,rosn Qefalft, Der JuB
coSen nit etHer mpgllbit 9~luiien, MI,
barGlGn'gen @emsHtIdss usriebeH. Die
8oltua9 Duo in Sabre mebtmaIs Die,
tsrhOlt. SIT oer JuBbOhen eur6loftno.
% sifht pei eoIieEe Wtilh in behieiben Elm
nao glsbt NnIoB 80 3erissura8rOraGn
aen. tuOtel Die iih biloercen Sipfis, Der
Butt IN WIIhfeGsr iia mltlbei!euo, pen
lhabIitit'n Grni llB cut oIe R,lh aus
r5sc. &4t U0t5et bgi!en oss 6uB5o
2eEa liao ton yt4dt:ttil. "a Il, DIE stuho
l'he @niiesuunH oou Wtlhibe!lsn ers
'tqDfcls. Su "a At a.. NIB IL i.osr
ptnliht ole petaliGlte Slubertelt b,rr.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Weue Wtittel ,ur Yertreibuna oes


40rnUurmS.-@n Wtlitsl CUR Eertrels
burg bes aorrpurmeS, iolDie aler lhdo
iitsn Snititea, aub sur unbeoinst lite.
,en Gpotung oler NliSiporeu III etn
t6on mebnlaia nit beiiem 6rfolae ans
qeneuoeiss UaS. 3oiielbe p'io IN ala.
iotltsr Be,is ontund erSeusi, bab ~
Dem be!rtH'nbsn &oums entrueoer oui
cu'geis9te Btei!er oosr Ylattsn II. /. 70.
9blottalf ou:sebreitet uno blsler nit
concentrated Salpsterl dure btaoIlen
p,rb, woou,h ein intsnIiu ipirfenoes
&as (Gblorgas) binnen penissr Wlnu.
ten iit bllost. weldss in ode BOren oss
6olSpe,feS uno WuuerpertcS sinDringt,
Eldi nur Die Safer uno ihre 2arpsn ab
iolut i0Otet, iouoern aub oui mebrere
Sabre Dos SolSwerf 9eaeu Dos @,norin'
gen neusr &urmer idiitt. 9a bieies
Sos nur psria Y,ruh blnierIGbt, Ha1.
osm Der beireffenoe &aHm enersiib &c.
liitst 1T, nlrite osiien Nnpenouns on
oeren ltagf r,edjenoen, oas 4streibe ent
rueribe Den Wi!iela porjuSieaen iein, lit
ds9 uientidt et,uns blliser. Dob mus
bel NnwsReur0 oeieS WitteIs eroBe
Soyiibt nr9eweRoet weroen, uuo oarf
as'Bssis6en ees @alOrtalfes nah Dor
beriSer bittst Salie6uns Der Ssnfer
uur o Susi 9slien inter iireu9her Sss
duiiitti9uns e~tiolssn, uno Suar TO. oaB
Die belosn Gsuts, wside Rldea an &iden
beim 8ssinn oes 8~e9ieeens Iieben, lid
in roihtm Tempo nab Der xbir 81 be.
wssen, nm m09iidit peuia oes srSeusteu
9ales. weldes iib lOiort btntcr lbuen 80
sntpide!n be9iunt. eiuSuottmen. Dor
Beglnn bss SesisBens miIisn i6mmt.
lihe gilertbeile an TtIrsn, Jenftern u.
{. ~. nit Del nbaeriebeu perosn. UNI oas
Soften 5u pe;biiten. oaS S1iiligno6 bar
5hlir psrihmiert werben, UNI cas SblOb
nltt 81 ibdo'sen. 0ah S9lls idmmt,
lidsr S%sifHuH9sn ldBt man Die @ale ca.
IL Stunosu lda9 eutDlrtsu, nornuI man
inter 8soonhtuu9 Der n6ibisen 8orlibt
5blr uno 6tniter Dieoer biiiet uno oen
Raum asb6ri9 imiiftet, I'M ben 8asssru nd
~ pertreiben.
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Serratben.

@ltie: ,Qle BETTER. nun babe I'D Die
StIInsl 81 msins 8oiietie I'M Blreau
selaiien, unb uOn Dir paBt aub 8einer
nltt pabr?"
@aitin: rGsin. id babe MID aud
ihon barber sfGrseri."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Gin p~srlpdsroer Name.

rBas bob Dem Wonoslblib einsefal
len 1T, iib NIT BEN 2auoauer 81 afo.
clren. Der 1T ia nod Elm sr0Berer StnOr.
rer iple e."
rNbsr Der Game flinet 10 tuublba:
bsno. Bo INNER ole Suei binfOmmen,
uno, lpsnn IS aub Ssbnmal 80 SUB ae.
peier, tpiro man iosen, Der Manoelblib
Il 9sfommsn nit EN- QaEoauer."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Ufait Der iuuasn Warftbubner.

Die sriien @rroroernIlie CUR %eriolereihsn
WdfuBg Der luussu Warfibibner iino
&abe uuo tein 81 hslIer Nuienlbaltsort.
Den anttsnuerihlas. in wslhsm man
ole 1blere rr!srbrlnet, iis0s mon III cine
ounile Sdeaue, no bic Wditllnae mDs.
litit wsnis BON ben pofblbaern t6ren.
0as Nuitsr iO0 leoislih aus mshlhaltu
gen Ynanjenloffea bsitetea: Broo. 8lels
ocsr URsblbrei. asidrOtene @erits uno
Wais, iino bic seeisneter Juttsrmi,isl,
rpsl9e ben Ibiereu nebt Rartoifsln in
ausrei&enosr Reuoe tlnf. bic ie@smal
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B,Qiaer @nnIh.

&itter: rNlio sic iino 81 lsbenaldna,
l'tsn 8udtbaus u%erurtbelli; babsu Sic
nod etWos 81 iasen?"
Delirqaent: r5reilih. Serr @ittsr!
SIttea ipdt' / bolt reht ih6n. boB mir
Die 9eit Der untsr'udunssbait einae.
rsdnet miro"
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u Deihtm Gehtnoe?"
Nurh Die ptump.

Waler (iam aunfb1aolsr): sd
Mptte germ, oaB sic o;eies Bib in 81
rer Nusiase oisiielIeu. eamit iih bos
Eutl!tum siu urihei! l5er meme &tbeii
bsloseR 'onn. BtisltIaea Sic absr Oil
Gem 8emGloe siusn 3sttel, aui Dem ae
itri:bsn itsb', oa6 - rl9t %ustIdui i d
~"
&uHttGnbisr (na6 einem Bid nui
oas Sito): rSal'er Sic oea 3sttel lnr
nOtbpenbla?
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Observation-Disclosures

Sin llns'id fur uisle lurse 2suts,"
meinl Onfsl Remus. lift, naB iie meInen
es mare auf ole Nrte,t eiu Bltent bfr,
ausaenommsn uno iis miroea III llaaus
nebmliateiteu ssraibsn. usnn lie oaucr
8sbrou 3 mahteu."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Bo35oft.

grtsr @onlsruator,ft: ,Ou, teule
compunirs i'd ell 2ieo Oil ben Wonn."
3lue,Ifr @ouisrpatOr,ii: ,No, Der
miro ddDn Gus oer Wolf,n fauer."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
SoctppQ.

aimmerbiener (jum Jiritsn am Ia
se. nahoem oieier in ben Jarftsnlian'
erb,5eu ih): ~Banihsn Dur1lauh.
cos Bsinile,o auSule9en, oas Der per-
0rai 0eitern oetraeen babenP"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
WtaeilhIt.

Biribin: vBas! ne 5li'se mar i'm
8affse? So. oaiir fuun ih bod MIDI.
ib ltefe bod nidt o'flu."
Wistter: wDas ps,B i'd. i'd babe il
audi riht ssiasf. cob cine Sans o'rin
berumlhm,mmi!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
QpOeyf-oreu.

@ndoIssr 9err: ~porsn Sic, Sobann,
Sbre uupsrShdmttst asbt MIR fpabr.
batt'a 81 fuelt! Teaitn S,e oenn, i'd bin
Elm Warr?"
S'sner: ~Grdoiser 6srr, ,6 bin erft
IA 2ase bier uab fanu bas nod nidt
beuItbe,len."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05

Shmfihflh &.

9nusipeiliser Beiah: .Bsrben Sic
aud an mid oenfsn. usnn i'd fortsssau
gen binP"
Sunse Dame: r@swiB; mann faun
l1 oas Ssrsniisen baben, camlt on,u.
fangsn ?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
BropbeIeiura.

5rnu: .9leber Samuel. 9u BIT bod
elm 10 sslebrtsr Morn. fdnnf Du mir
aitt iosen. ipenn it iterbeu lusroe?"
Snmusl (oen 1almuo nahidlasenb) :
r0u wira itfrben ON 8orabcno einss
Jsitases."
5rau: .an Uelh5m 6shtaae?"
Samu,l: ,Das tann ih Dir MIDI
idaeD; ld lustS nur, BOB nab Gslnem
lobe Der udhlie T,9 lsln tu,ro Elm -
srostr Gshtas."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Sn Der HescCttOa,

. dtsrt,ns: r9amit sic mine Wa.
nuEtr,pte better iiberisten f5nnen. wstee
i'd iar Die 5oi8e siuas wsltyslllSer ihri
ben "
Recaf,sur: .Shrsiben Sic lieber ct
mas Seitwelliger."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
HabrHIau,

7 usbsr rrainsre; Srnnta8s au Sesn
Durt.ltdsts mad 9apau uni 9etaa atu aassma
unt 3rrttsrn gaet6e Damp h@tfad sat0AH, stns
american f&t 9tsntt.
8lr Snformatisn, Satrrldat, Nlappsa sut 4tdsts
N ss6s man pss BET stn f6rttbt Q
K. W0LFSBERG, Agent, Ct. 9lprh
pees CHARLES 5. FEE,
9sstral Ya6. sab Gistt Gssnt,
81. rarI, UltpD
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Ui lGtpelItdn0rlB.

,Gisber Sap1, i'd Deroe Dir heuie bic
Sonote nus TEN &opfe uoripie!eu!"
,8lc talBi aus Dem &cpi. - no it
DIR bsb' Nstdnit bic ibsureu Noien!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
0grehtfate EraoP.

S1rr Tim Vletgni,i" IA. a,y. &a1tun
aus eiHsm @toie .rinteno): .6eunes,
briraen Sic MIR oot EN- @laS"
&eunsr: ,9Rit Oeer rbne Bls,?"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
SHE p~erleaeu.

ySton pisoer eth 0auiiret!.. -. Sd
mphte Dor &Itb berlisn!"
.:A-rum lem sc 10 bos?! 8srlttsn
iiuo + sob mel 50, ciali.dl!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
urcdcil!anIlhe 4lrdfnMuiit.

Nuttfr: ,WuH So'efhsn, WS 1T
ben,e In Der arhe seWsisn?"
Scietsp: seq, Rc'efrani nno
lan5WanR."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Souriiten=G ar uad Galiiornieu.

Gin 9epolteiter Yulmon 9ourifen.8 az
9on lauft leoen 5lenltaa iiber Die Nortbern
yaciIic. Ser!aSt st. Haul 2:45 uno Win.
1eapolis 3:20 uahmittass; tommt in San
Sranclsco am fol9enoen Rontaa morgeu
an. 3oppelte Stlafltdtte nul 5000. Sur
2tdets uno Heleroatlonen penoe man iit
an =. W oltsber9, 9idet= Nsent Der u.
IS. Hn. Go, Ct. Glono, Winn. 46-ba
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
9rudfsblsrteu

(Gas Der Rritlt nbsr Die 9~eiltun0eu
elmer Sdager;r): n.... Ssr 4s'ans Der
Diva rvnr iuunoerbrr."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
Gin 0~anRbarcr patisrt,

BET 'e,ueu Vdmcu niht Qendrut bdben mil, ulo Der
loHe oclitdueige hi eerDcritcllung BON fd)ipes
'em Se,otn elmer in etuem 0nttorbub drGegebe'
um @riuel %Oerouutt. ldBt burb uus ~onielbe fpiien.
-t0ts groBs BUD sutbdlt He,cpte, bic in ieoer
Ago'ht'e gcrrdht iUer6en touueu. Sbift Cure
.ercne nit S~rieimdrte all ,,Yripdt Niinif ino
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05

Gls sabs rttcIt IL. Uenu frauf. 9aforda.
glS lie Elm Ainb mar, berIauats lie Gaforia.
gIs lunse Game tieit Re fef ~ Gaitoria.
W Nstter eab ae tbpa ainbsrs gAapeia.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05
SabsieIi9.

@tasa: .0lk ~ setDrt, bus Na
ME slren Wiiiusr mil Z 8nalR BEL.
rothste 2"
'0oga: $50 bodte nir's ood! Sic
tonnte nie seau3 nJn etnaS t:isasn."
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1896-11-05

4elnsr:
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-10
uRelNchRBlrRATIoN.
The London chro Eicie's Washington Cor
respondent Interviews the Senators.

The London Chrot ticIe's Washington Cor
respondent Interviews the Senators.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 1O.-Mr. Henry Nor
man. the special commissioner of the
London Daily Chronicle in Washington,
cables his paper as follows: 1.-The senti-
ment for arbitration is a ball which, once
set rolling among civilized people, can
not be stopped. l take it for granted that
I'm some manner arbitration in the Nene-
zuelan dispute is now certain"
Mr.. Norman devotes the major portion
of the remainder of his dispatch to author
lied interviews with the members of the
senate foreign relations committee except.
ing Senator Mills, whom he did not see.
All strongly urge arbitration, as does
Chairman Hitt of the house committee
on foreign affairs. The latter declared he
expressed the opinion not only of his com
mittcc, but of the whole house of represen-
tatives
Mr.. Norman then continues: "The above
represents the weighticst and most impor-
tant body of opinion that could possibly
be secured in the United States And these
are the men to whose consideration any
question between England and America
would be first submitted and by whose
decision the senate and the house would
probably be guided. lt is Impossible To
believe that British sentiment will not be
moved to respond to such remarkable
unanimity and such enlightcd utterances.
/ If not, then the world will see that Amer
/ lea is ahead of England in the most strik-
/ ing characteristic of n civilized people
'It is cabled that the British Guiana
police have occupied the extreme limits OF
the territory claimed in Venezuela. The
American government has brought heavy
pressure to bear to prevent the Venezue
Ian government from committing any
overt act, and thus precipitating hostile
situation. Therefore it is imperatively
necessary that the British government in
stantly deny and repudiate such mon
strous and fatal act rs the armed occupa
tion of territory while the question of arbi
tration is pending.
my work is done here. / propose tt
leave Washington Immediately. The En-
glish public, understanding the American
attitude has changed its own attitude
and nothing blocks the way to a promp
settlement not only of the Venezuelan
but of all other matters, and they arr
numerous, now pending and creating in
ternatiOnal discord."
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-10
GeneraI MarIIets.

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 9-Flour firm; win
ter superfine, S23jG2.5O; do. extras, S2.6O6
2S5; Pennsylvania roller, clear, S3l3 20; do.
do. straight, S3.2563 IS; western winter clear,
S3d3.2O. Wheat firm, quiet, with Csc. bid
and GSJ4c. asked for January. Corn quiet,
steady, with 339Sc. bid and $500. asked for
January. Oats quiet, steady, with 24Isc bid
and 2416c asked for January. Hay firm
choice timothy, $l6, Beef firm. Pork higher
old mess Sl09l0.50; short clear $40 75Gl2.25
Lard firm; western steam, $3.50. Butter steady;
western creamery, l6025c.; do. factory, 916m
l7c; Elgins, 2jc.; imitation creamery, l40
l9c.; New York dairy, l5d22c.; do creamery,
lS623lbc.; Pennsylvania and western cream
cry prints, extra, 25c; do. choice. 24c.; do.
fair to good, 2lG23c, prints jobbing at 26d2gc.
Cheese firm; New York large T4DlOc.i small,
7&4QlOl6c, part skins, 3l4G6c,; full skins,
203c Eggs weak New York and Pennsyl-
vania, 20D23c. ice house, l7d2uc; western,
fresh, 20 2l92lc' southern, 2O42jc.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-10

ST. LOUIS, Jan. 1O.-The coroner's jury
which has been in session since Monday
investigating the explosion which last
week caused such destruction of life and
property returned the following verdict,
saying that the explosion was caused by
the storage of unsafe and dangerous fire
works in the rear Of No. 800 North Second
street and improper and insufficient help
being employed by H. b. Grubb TO care
for the same" The chemical test of the
contents of the unexploded cannon crack
ers found in the ruins after the disaster
proved that the slightest friction or severe
conclusion would cause an explosion. No
effort whatever is being made by the own
ers of the Excelsior Iron and Wire works
building to recover the body of young
Erickson, the seventh victim, whose re-
mains lie under tons of debris.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-10

ST. PAUL, Jan. lO.-Ex. Governor w. r.
Marshall of Minnesota, died Wednesday
night at PASADENA, Cal, where he went
about two years ago for his health. Gov
ernor Marshall was born in Boone county,
Mo, Oct. IL, 1925 and came here i'm 1sl7.
He was member of the first territorial
legislature in lS49, and in 1856 presided
over the first Minnesota Republican con
vention and was his partys candidate for
congress. The Daily Press, afterwards
consolidated with The Pioneer, was
founded by him. lie served with distinc
ion during the war; and was breveted
brigadier general in 1865 for gallant ser.
vice. In 1869 he was elected governor and
served four years. He was later. from
1874 to 1881, state railroad commissioner.
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-10
Gamblers nan the Wlrn..

SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. 1O.-Omcials Of
the Pacific Coast Jockey club charge that
the Western Union wires from Inglesidc,
which is leased by the club, have been sys.
tematically tapped and the results of the
races given to all the pool rooms in town
at the conclusion of each race Discharged
telegraph operators are suspected of tap
ping the wires and maintaining an organ
lied peanut telegraph service" In its
fight against the down town pool rooms
the racing management has closed the tel
egraph Office at the track, and now no Of
fees on the coast will be able to get the
racing results from the track
The evening herald. [volume] (Shenandoah, Pa.) 1891-1966, 1896-01-10
The Baltimore's stormy Passage.

ASTORIA, Ore, Jan. l0-According to
news lust received here from Hawaii the
United States steamship Baltimore ar
rived at Honolulu on the 23d, from Yoko-
hama, after weathering two of the most
terrific gales ever encountered. The Bal
timore presented somewhat ragged ap-
pearance with her boats slashed, rigging
torn, and other evidences of having passed
through heavy siege. On the way over
boatswain named Jennsen was washed
overheard and drowned, and j. Cooper,
carpenter of the ship, was thrown on the
deck and had his skull fractured. He died
at the hospital in Honolulu.